15 10 300 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/af6583ab74874102ae0f26cd2f823e85.pdf 00170a8972e66f7de375444557ef6502 PDF Text Text » * I THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD,"FLORIDA PAGE S EVERY WEDNESDAY M O N D A Y , A U G . 12, 1948 Cooled Memory Leads To Heated Activity Alert Activities Of United Slates Postal Inspectors Protest Citizens AND SATURDAY NIGHT 9,00 T IL ? m u s ic nv CLINTON’S ORCIIKSTRA F F -A T U R IN C . LEO nml hi* GOLDEN TRUMPET wans ll^a after thr frauds patternBy Anncini'M l*rr»* 1 led alter the old 'diploma mills." By FKANK I. Wrl.l.HK WASHINQTON—"Till* oytfll> a They promise a veteran a high-pay |jihony," said the money order clerk joti at the end of a course calcu­ lated to take Just about all of hla In a amall eastern post office I Tlie ea*WAC. trying to aend $23 »e|»ration and musterlng-out pay Ila a ''school" which promised a arid then tell him he flunked the j/urc-flrr )ob when ahe had (lnL-.hrd examinations. Full figures are not available, [Its course, took back her money. Nuw a money order clerk is not but In Just 89 of till' 3 455 mallfraud cases handle.I lust vear more usually supposed to butt Into this business. hut the one who did hap­ titan $31,800 ooo was filched from the pened to be a close friend of the public In all types of sharp prac­ tices. rilth of His. Stories Mamie says there ha* been a girl'* family, oiul he had just heard gradual—but 'so far not alarming from a visiting 17. 8 postal .Inapeptor that thla particular rackrt —Increase In mall-truck and mallwas about In be busted under fed­ train holdups, another responsibil­ ity of hla service A registered eral mall-fraud law*. ftowoe C. Magur. general *U- mall sack Is snatched here and |ierIntendent of tlie Post Olficr In there. Tlie Incidents are growing In aportion Service, tell;, the story to illustrate what he consider:; one of number. Magur says, as unemptoythe most vicious "gyps'' practiced meat grows and* prices rise. He has alerted tlie Inspectora against repitltlon ol the bold forays which followed World War I. such as Oera Id Chapman ’s xtlckup of n mall j truck for a million dollars In New >York • Maguo says post office burglairle* are starting up again but that so lar most of thrin are by small fry hoodlums nothing like In the early '20s. when burglar* got the biggest haul in *11 postal his­ tory. $250000 in stamps Irom the Paw tucked, It I, |tost ofDre. They EVICTED FROM TMIIR HOMI In Applejon. Wise., after It had been bought were captijrrd ami sentenced lo IQ by another family, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Burnette and their nine chtlclikn were offered a temporary home In the Outagamie County Jail by >eani in Jail "Sniping" ol Kovt’ Pnnienl checks Sheriff Lyman D. Clark. Here matron Mary Derua and Jailer Walter (International) .front mailboxes is giving pantal OMterlch are serving the Burnettes their noon meal. : In- pec-tors their biggest headache. fThrll* have risfii !|om «)9* In IIM4 I nud l fjifl in luti to wllai looks' be awept away. « • • like* MMitethlntf* near J.OtXl m HMD. Holmes entered the number ol At first It was carried on prlnNelson's truck In a' courteous |( (pally by bbickshcep boys and driver contest. Alter Uiventlgatjglrl'. who seemed *allfled with Just Club MOLINE. Til.—A.P.—City Em­ Itlg. the . Chic ago Motor luuanujE m w . . . s i f v j uwajilrtl Nelson. $5 ploye Harry Holme* appreciated KXU1£ m o t ic m no* jmo tills good turn and returned It fiveThe Luuixiana Purchase doubled ftWDJdWN IK U>T M-O Qt Bakery Truck Driver Mike Nel­ the area of the United Htatr*. N3UUUC£~.M Qff >aJ son parked hla truck so that nrtu p ad ofowrot o« a x n * 1-a l*a*. "capital' of Bolivia, wax llulinea could sweep around It. PhOrtCTlON PIAN3.... When the sweeping* hod accpmu- founded by the Hpanlard* in I MM. lated under the truck. Nelnon again Prateel Yoar llumr! fir I WindThe whooping crane la the largmoved It so that the debris could xlonn InMiratire NOW! t ,l of North American bird*. fled Ilnrvr «Jn Orace polh-f, ' w1)0 (old Baltimore police. OtOcer* helped a neighbor. M lu Blanche Taylor, through a baaement win­ dow. but ahe couldn't reach the . heater because a door was locked. So police called fl remen. who broke a window and discovered that heali>r W im 't lift. NOW, you can havo a A iftH ttfui TANDEM DISC HARROW For your FORD-FERGUSON Tractor Yea air, a full-size tandem disc that lifts for transport or turning on headlands. Eliminates need for rolling diica over hard roads or cuuiog grassy waterways See for yourself how the harrow la held firmly to the ground. See how depth can be regulated or harrow Completely railed to eliminate bulging doVn in wet Driver Finds That Courtesy Pays W e nrc fortunate in haviiii* an ample slot It of BRITT TRACTOR CO Phone 501 A N M ttiW CARR AW AY • AGICNCY •PR K -W A R QUALITY AUTO CLASS •H E A V Y SI1KRT for FURNITIIRR Tops Come in and tee it, today “ Insurance 1‘lus Service' 118 N. 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Vial l ml 1* A I •Ml bdals, |atUbU. •{€ , } vx» |ual j / l l •Mi I U « tloJt KmhU *Un ytai yf ••ivy dfbfloul AYllH VlUltfq Cilalf Muff mmU OtJy |i i j luff M *Um ' ffM|tfftjr. lT>d4 Ruiimillut & An<lt*r*uri W nli; i rrii Agrnry AMOHO lht.ee attending a ipccttl pctutiii.irice ul the Pat is Upeis Home were former mayor of New York ami (Uriftilly IJNKKA Ulrev. tor (iuiri.il Fiorrllu II. (.aUuardia (left), and Count de Herrrinunt. who wm l.u host, (htfcmdlionali I II E I IIE ill~ ll IE IIIE I 1.41l = l l l = l l l = l l l = l i l = l l l = l l l = l l l = l l l = III D U R IN G O U R AU G U ST SALE . ,h . gone UP rj S u n iW n ® -on 1 i^ k 'vS .j * jr ■ k 1 Il ■% . i LAWSON SUITES ... - - •- - *—-«- - r ■ are exceptionally Him sullr*. beaaUfuUy wphal treed In a rhoire of floral ar .Irlped heavy auallir ry and with full spring ronslrucUau- They are HlgMety vailed flaw sampba thsT w e ^ 7 » l i d u ••It’s E a sy to Pay the M a th e r Way ” ovo raQ 3 8 6 m . 'bJ*» «— bM" 1005 S a n fo rd Ave, ' �, In U n ity T h ere I* Strength— . s THE W EATH ER Te rrelecl the Pu re of IHc WreMi H a n fo rd To Promote the Progress of Aoirrtraj To rrodoce Prosperity for Nsafsrd. AN VOLUM E X X X V II E stablish ed British Send immigrants To i'■ 1908 IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y S A N F O R D .' F L O R ID A . World’s Largest Bomber Passes Air Test JeWs Riot In Haifa As Illegal Immi­ grants Put Aboard British Transports UAFIA, A «t. 11 (/p>—An unr*»7 rahn h u rrlamed to the antlent port eUy ot Hallo in Palm 11nr, but the trouble there may not yet be over. Order waa finally iratorrd by British troop* oiler crowds of angry Jem rioted In the street* for hour*. S t r a it s A flr r n o o p nnd evening thunder* showers today nnd tom orrow . F a ir tonight nnd tom orrow- m orning. NEW SPAPER TUESDAY, AUG. Molotov Pays Tribiite To Italian Aid To Allies But Attacks De Gasperi’s Talk Enclosed C i t y Garbage Truck Body Purchased - Dug Way Out Of Gcorjrin Grave whom had just arrived in Haifa heritor fioni Europe, were loRu.yj nboard two British tt anaport*. anil removcil t«i Cyprus Airland. ’ In-the uiiiM of the con* fu sio n allot her refugee ve*i--| diopped anchor oulshle the heavi­ ly guard'd pert with fi.10 more would-be immigrants nhnnrd. I'A R lK . ' Au'k*. As ihr ilrportallnn conlirme-l, iTh*' mighty* plane, capable of flying from San Prancisco to Tokyo and back again nonstop lira for M t -*f tarious manufacturer* of cnminutes In Its first test hop and nik-ervers said it exceeded all expeclatloas ** The new craft, which t « hlies for garhai • trucks. dwarfs completely the n - » Superfortress, U 108 feet lung and has a 130-foot wingspan Olflrlnl U 8. ‘ ■ • tlntcmalionail I im loihng a packing device, nr ' |Army phpto, -np;.,| (he bid " f the H ano i, Iron K ill Stowaway Jailed D uo. Du- 13. K u -x in it , Minim " d . di*i"> nul Ituly ,r-Ii,mid Itn-c he, US)— U rlcg aid mean that nupurtanco it* ., pimer in the Mediterranean. Mii|.»li>v then paid Irilute to h lint In- t.illi-d Du liislnrk s o ­ il i* tend,'ted i>y llnly. He said D - Stvlel peupie were confident lut it,,* future uf Italy »,* a great . -nut,' Hie slim t-orcign Minister M ■ -i k ■» for a nine ruble yard load j patter I I . - C it y p la in to purclitise another one at n_ Inter d a te ,’ a r f m u lin g to it- N . B uyer, C it y I Matmgcr. Action Taken To Russia Proposes Black Sea Powers Stop Flooding Draft New Treaty For Dardanelles * O p West Side IOthiopian Delegate Recalls Fascist IlisseN At Monarch At Ia?ague^ Meeting Soviet IMrei^n Minister V. M. .Mi)|otov R|>uke lii.t mind at (lit* Paris Peace Confcrcncii today pa Italy’s recent f.pfett. For more Joujuni ptiace. tonns^ Molotov {leclnred' that Hie Italy of the Fas­ cists heprs a tremendous responsibility For tite war. Plans Arc Discussed H A IFA , Aug. 13 (/P)— Crowds o f angry Jews* riot. For Improvement # td 4 u iha^aJicianUatreuts of ()T Sewerwge^rystenr* ' Haifa in, Palestine today, its ) THE ARMY A IR PORCHS HUO^ StX-ENOINED DONGim plane, the Convatr Xfl-0fi U shown parked Rritish authorities began City Commitsirnerji. n-*t ta-d v.,^ „ ^ „ V. VHV,U„ alongside n battle-troted n » . just before Jt took to the air for the first time at Fdrt Worth, Tex the deportation of illegal evening and after review 'll; Idijs im m iirrilnt a In „ M n A iio r. im m ig ra n ts 10_ a iHCOlter* ranenn isla n d . U lle thou sand . *immigrants, * ‘ Jewisli n m iiw f' N O . 235 Associated P ress le a s e d W ire 13, 1946 |he ('nllllllissilill aulhiirucd Ihe .payment of nil inP-rrst due Rep*, j __ L i M n s c n w . Aug. i:t idn Th e' * “ it all natatnmling l-md* \ leltni flout 1),,- bndi-tni l Itllssliui rule to Till key ruucern lin g th* Dattlattrlle* was made 'W:encV together wilii an I pulilic lo-lny t>v the Rovu l Koreijn t - i' in fill w ill, tend w hirh |U*i It* im yin rtil 1*» Hu- t'lly * f I llffi,The note proposed that ' ' lli«* Hlfii-k S im pntti'i. lake full M '•TM f.if tho |H»I|*M*< •«( L»'t ip |*l i•II fin I i‘r JJ '1 lit Inlln HUth'tr H v I r i mg - I ii new ■>'* m i|ii M vriliffil and . * ' n vpif I I I'll! V ifi‘Vi'1 V c Du- sii aits mill M l ' '11V "t'ttl'lH 1! r y a f f il fh.ii th » SSIt ... I t in ki i -Ii <uU .id d n l Die fundam ental prnblem* rioting Jews on share filled Ihe ■ Iij Ii ' Denim rnllr t••»<lrKClle* Mrt-ils of the half-Jewish, half- j a • •i in Die lerrnt ennArab city and battled with Iti'U-h 1 t .i.i'.. a, ■ •Ii "f D .ilm ti 1'irm ie r Drops. They stoned troops of the . „ _ ,, , t . n fip(* !|i*liitt>V a sIliitUh First Infantry Division j I' lU K IS O f L O U D l'J ^ i "i "ni l' did Die tintnnd ntluckrd I'alesllnimi police — — i i ..ndfitin Kncisiit, nor ^ T h e />)»•*, most nf them young Definite action to prevent wi t «| mi tra *mI that Abrii lh 11 i -ir-clr i**intirV a* jm rillv *•t it «•HiJf1 D ***frn •m em had responded to » ii appeah further flooding of West Ride .it* nt \a a vi^iirt! **"41 11' .i-,i ,.t M us-.d im TU v *’!*!«• |-e**n|f’infl«(l III*' Irnbroadcast by clandestine rsdi farms such as has been causing ■-t til |h>i n r f i t M 4 i p.ii it. Dimly -riypiil \|..i|(r«,tiu h rtMiYPiilicin of the Hagitna uniMrgrntwd. mncnrJng nnd costly damage ilii tir f» 11it<fifflIf1 <i.i |ici i plea fur utiewhich l"itV'♦* Tm 1• \ the i it:lit Id The Iln mint tnrlio tjri.i ral'-'d during the pa*I two summer*. * Mil* bablll*** VhiMlid ''tie m e iit nf tin* im h lm it r i hr 1 r ut* R iiiilA wnt taken last evenin'* at the n n * ' in|rlt thin nf j tih- Haifa residents to storm lh. i* lie ilescribed Ihe t ta i hi 'a Ih r |u v liioiM nf that cufiit? ilio u by p iiuilirt street* and break Ihe nirfew. t’ourt House when a group of |ms!| mi,-i i .'lit ns an vm U ott th* n«»t m i tr.tpoitf| in the 1M |f* I ||0 ^ *11*1 t .HU I p which the llrltish clamped down g lo w e rs, meeting with the Flood divide Du M ajor A llie stnlrrrA t *»f Micurt y »*f ti-» MIprk whlVt the refugees were being nnd Drainage Committee of the Min shit^*i« were went mi !n say thr.t f' #i fttpiiv* ii i id «h» i»nt t; tm ran Iff 1 Seminole County Kami Bureau W -I, ( i r f * i r r r d o n r v t !•*■ !» loaded frr deportation. a ’* ■latins l*> the dis* f* infs th nit pitiviiH iini: I fin ti »f i f and with County Agent C. B. NfNKTTERN-VKAK <»!*D Janie Vfi. tl»|r .......... h*i* a IMi •l I I It 4 tiif*.» iiic m»ne villi i Hip Rtmitvi by tho*n imrnirI-si to )•"♦ " ' ' I im r^t v U n i* n f H mj The disorders were corcenUnt- Dawson presiding, raised Ihe sum f r ) t * the nid of n shrivel a|»r dug bet •*♦!* *»| fill' trudt :i in tilt tl»e •1 f i urn Hit* S fiin fm *hnn tho=4|l f llnly Tlw Italian the Illii' k Sea l y i ' D 4<1 In thn dock men and they eon- of 41,015 as a stmt toward miUktrt* nf Atlanta On Hlie told ill A'ltiiLa ( ‘ m l C^fnirt.jJ tifi,ttm t ‘ IrtllM3 11* it t Hi M r«Mi. t o k in g «ld. nnd «fp rploto, - h(* - t ln .- id w*H into morning »«"<ish j m i,ch', Counl fllniU fnr (lr, ln. T h e S n v irt |U>\**rfitiirnt b bw I Mle had b*fil placed hi thf’ fry h < % r ewlraiwe’l ho fund Wtlhiim ' ipa i i‘ *u‘ ( I' ig in « onimun with V authontirs declared, however, •age purposes. I j*|»er lav* itiu # iut the wnt r * f cl m l n o r i h e m i l l^e iHpU Jr n*wilh»l wlm tin* a'enrnl fi» lull h**« lyiin* f! I. H lr p f't in (ti i *M' f i l l ■l l , itiifi tMtmn. Jtii'iir -1 ; l a . i l i r f - v a w -H tj ,rn :.. . j t J i stair,iCH--, l * i Nslmy ^rr^tutiALAiA. tfi; X A t iu l i g n v e i'l tuiiT hivc vnu iuib<xJ\ will " f-iui Hut p*a ajirfi i*> tt_vfeting; fill*' »m. ^fT*«or*Hi =- fit m m m m ^1 nil !fi* effect unui 1M rlty hed quieted n* chairman, was named nnd in­ ftfptit in A f ila r a Ian! T fifirtalnj fur four! arid e imtrMl uUl after rn.di A«-nr jtir grt-»ip n»M|-«*rly tm > i**i it<ilfoiml pid iln v in p»t»5ent-d*y down. anil al H ip Fame tinii* itR t*#l structed to start work immedi­ ‘ In** ni,»' w »o «| . * ihdpho’ oi T in ..the* rfijiiFitt that ,1,1 D ia l if he tv In D f.lv II li’n tt wi*it» jjjp c lo ^ l i B rita in h 1 The first deportations sent t« ately In co-operation with County tn n * U p ?n»M*Ml from |*»rk i" . ,l,.t 1.1 i . i ..we feci D u ly mutt H»* I'nitrvi S ta ir* barbed wire printai pens on Cyprus Engineer M. C, Hagan, In clear­ Freut 11 \ i niff due to ufreudy ii i c l,, i! i liiu ig e v He Island were taken aboard th ing out obstacles In the Smith K ijmiU h pr<n>*'*^r«. Mi it the ptiti* liefliiy ft.. s-| .i is*0 l he ne* d d t i......... I,, |u-cch r f Dr b .l.i'-l transput! Kiiipli-t Koyul and F*n- Canal, overflow from wblrh has in* krpt tippn !** lh* jianangr |f|**iite» Irtv uM I 'a ik Ah emit-* 11 pet t i , pM--i nil'll Die ctalnl* pir* Hvywrpd. The refugees ap­ flooded from 1,000 to 1,500 acres v i m in rtd n l V rr* F h •it ail n a l if d u r to parking of autonuiblle^ Id im |K-re.iliv| It a ly nml .f the of farm land on the Wert Side peared sullen as armed Tommies but c n ly w ar utM i*U **f the Hla • by c h u i» b f- .lin in g nervircu. w»*d nul ..f lit, gciiiiiiip less demnrraI -Mirded them aboard the depor­ during rainy period*. Philip Bach Sc« power wniibl br jirnmMi I d in g s imd fu n e in h , T h e r^nuent l,c Duly- lb- void De Gnsperi's tation vessel*, hut there was no and Henry Witte Jr. were the ,WAK VETERAN Ralph K. Bet*. M. entry* However* «fscrf*piiatnn would WflH M gind by. foil* lnr**| r | | i a«]fifi. l*i -Tir- 1claims me mil m the interest of t L violence. The immigianls were other memlwrs appointed on the Willoughby. O., U sltown In Uir b»* m a o j fn c a m w beie upei ml ItMiVn. city Jail at Bad Nauheim. Ger­ Milk fmrn Icrnt dnriea win i p * ( S‘he iluliiin I'Siplc. searched and British offimr* sail committee. I'l l ItltlitVCt many. where h* Is being held un­ iM iu n iccn irn U bad been math in p u r le d I * h a v e m e t C U ttde A te ti-legale nlso T in R u ssian some of them had explosives on The Smith Canal start* north til he fares deportation charges. n lv u n c c . ‘ .I- " r c p ie s l that quirenn* i ‘lining the pa*t mmi’ h i i iltr r il I le -1 ■ a-pei their persons, but that no other nf the Country * Club road west When he found John trarce and 'll t 1 F n re iifii u b -e i ' it h in Mu • itllem enl he of (irapevitle and empties into pricer, too high in the U. 8., Drtr. i " ' , ! r p r e t Ih e m I f nit ii =«lit m r D i, Du* Ita lia n (*’-v r weapons wei-j found. In-Id hum u n lit a p*■ ace w ith Tierthe Hi. Johns Itivr-t west of Mon­ h i>..... ■ Lnler the Palestine govern­ sfoa-ed away on a troop carrier f n r w a n l ft (cat 4»P1M-l it n f Ih e S.n 'ii,i.i \ . i "In I'M' -I roe Corner. At the recent meet­ i.ii (International i p o s itio n H in t l l l r wl h i i l a nr r lu t ment announced that illegal Iln i. i a Oil D • 1 1 1"..piao dcV*\ Ish Immigrants who reach -I ing nf the County Commission, 1V 'h e r o n r r r ii n f H is* l i.»* .• led w itli t wl ■ DRIP Palestine before Aug, II would n delegation of West Hide grow l i i n d r r i u W i n l l - I f l n r k Sf.» ..... 1 {> * ’ H I III IN . A n t ..I id ’) A m e rl l«1|V ) nf appltlll-l aliich rsused ers were assured that the Coun­ * 1 I. f# it net be sent to Cyprus. Jns'*!ad. nations are Ituantn, Turkey H '! can nldiel me resorting to nil \t 'III, tnuchInto )n ifimuK !1 h i ■ i" . ,1 „ th* government announcement ty would match fund* that the -aria and Itunutiuii Mir s.., ■■■ serf ol t i n t mid ihxt|p.* in mi itik* mnm>*u1 t •-ti iij I help reingrowrrs raised for drainage pur­ said, they would be sent to the •!• 1 111lit! f l*^tl' •i «*n ilf .1 finlmriniT Ul|ulln*t ,ce"e "1 which note recalled the ser-.-rai i >. e ffo ii to evudr tin- A rm y liati on W i s - iMltli*«hi{» * ___ tlo- fiji**! 1Italian l .t ‘ i t kAthlit e-iarance camp, south of poses, dollar for dollar. testa made liy Russia to Aid u.i G I tm iri nipr , to G e rm a n g ir ls . i.-ed th* inonTh*. grower* committee tgUI •In'). \f%t*;\11ff ir rnti -fi|t*i • liHH* j lirfih o .- a - Bhrsdorf, * -manager of during the war hboiit AtT'TH. ii • 1Jerusalem. ~ ‘ • Horne < T - are fhylng l h get-»f !*«■fi*M* Uu• * U s jjr i contact other property owner* the local Firestone Store, has rhi|t» and nierehantiiirn uattig D» fdfflttt* ftlir It! V 1 nf ihv ' Nill ion*.*’ I f f wim ii'C y in g to tho The early arrival* thus appear a n nod the lino 1»y Jo in ing the l i n n h A rinv T I ' B ritish A rm y to have Iteen exempted from th) on the West Side in order to returned from a four day lrip Dardanelles, Hr A u o r lilr d I*rrh> Mini* a tli*|i 1! £11If y* -In--i'e uprenred gain their Interest and co-opera­ to <jub« which resulted from tin|i.s |, Mill ll, .1. 1 Drifiuirv rlrrllo h a ur^ un new British deportatlen order. |lii'fnM’ ilii* Lfaijiii’ tn prnt»**t The original aignslerie* id »I.- ellnw s ll.. iitpii to m a rry frm d e io tion. said Mr. Dawson. winning of a company contest ID-tfi Montreaux i '•invention in n t . 1 I p l»*ur ,-t ifr* Uxliiy. but • i«« Orn of tin- favotitp trick s is fn, tl l ,HV£I4)«»M tikr^tnwl Except for the rioting in Haifa, "Thi* wa* absolutely the beat fnr having the best liusinrs- in tl,' M b). in tlij rest of Palestine was describ­ fanner*' meeting I have ever at­ th* district comprising th* south­ the four Black Sea imwrrs, < ’ iln A in V iica o soldier to request Hi'erm t L r*ntrr**<l In Wi permt - -.nin to pun the B ritish 8 *-naf«ir lb»I)(*rt I^l'Nin^M* I %1‘i Britain, France, Greece, 1 ed a* rpiiet but tense. In JcrUsnl tended.” I . IjblnpMn •Ii 1*’CM totlay Mr. Dawson declared east. A rm v I- ng hough in gi-i m arried In / rf|ptibllc«li nm iihiiitim i D 1■Jnvjii nnd Japan Tut! - y eni, all government buildings in this morning. "Everybody there . In ii’ fl v ••>ru *'Mli tUnjf ott Mr. BorsAlorf explained (lint and then m l or n l" Dir- A m ericn -i I.! \rats «ilh Uie Prn*Tf*-iv» S* t Is, i..«fc- ib*»» D »Iv I ' • Kiitr *w the Jewish area w- re heavily wa* of one voice on thn matter store districts were composed Billnin have proposed thui T lif ve (r- r a n nr i w tor i Rt*le« leplnrr J u krrns « f 'i ' 'In 1mil is lied » . . f.»» the • 11M-t!ls| guarded. nf flood control.” according to rertaln sire- » f United h v ». i <*lrrqlt JudKr* .lu ^i ’ T h a i's " m i Do only wav of do l.aat hall the (lulled '-> •'• , Hr >.U*I I *|H i -Ml If • v' l l C. Iletael, representing tlnre* wui that the SanfVir.l f'i»f*'ii * ! h» Im« U»r* fnil‘ • •1 ' ing it l D iei <■ ! have Ih n r I i .(111 i it n|k- ti-M D iit h I , (turin«r American Fruit Grower*, Inc., store hail achieved the i«-»l -*lc, proud Hint (hr *linit* In I fjl Mil* (.lair lU’plllibrttii I* i f . • m ap sweet heal l - ii-arn a f 'lti-K i hradrd thedonations by contribu­ tb* •ixif *ll il t lb‘T •nbuiii'N never quota o f theia atore* during tin- open to Die merchantmeu -it ,H4'siMui IVrry Bli*4riiik of Mi!-k‘ lan guag e and Dleo h v In pas)f 1( llll ll| g I tllll'k iiiuIi-i Italy To ting 1500. Victor Green, gave month ef July. } { « rnndp l lit* iialion* and l„ war ve*-,-U "( ” kt’r* •I. 1" * II! GO. loui Ilutncr, Herbert Be­ trip by plana, and *ait< that he Black Sea pnwrr* in all n i l " " 1 them ' ff a* ‘Jr--eh* nr Foies. I. pl .y |;iv r lh. in hiirV. he said , would WtAorwlir* flrimbMcsin f f Ml III* |.»t d up.Ill hrens, Henry iWitte Sr., Henry had found much enjoyment in stance*. I'o n n p 1 would la"itcrtiatiuna! imIn- mi urt Wi r Ooodlajtd U ru iin iiig fm i -■ r ix m ii.D iK im d i e hidden tn war veisrls of otla i P filltM ' *t*«-» I Di, fotllVi*, tu n nitty Witte Jr.. Henry Nickel, W. E. sight seeing In Havana. noniTimtion agalnat tm i-.tiu n . power* execid with the ron*en< "t .»!»> mi f i* M Chapman and son, Phil Back, d) la- d id )The ilnid and lu t speaker on banker Delbert K e n n y , who h.i HERUN. Aug. 1.1—(/Pi—The H. the (dale O O P aupfairt A B u rt the B|ark Sea power* or In lhOtto Kchmohl, M, R. Wiggins an Hi*« f " l fh ■ j _ _ _ _ _ will tie a Die flatinn I maty wn* premier 8, Army I’ rovosl Marshall's o f­ execution nf a United Nain" lu ll p o ll in r II " m i l , ludwci ( ’ini--tantine TssMsHu o f Greece, m an in thia rare —R a lp h Rumen For the second time In two J. W, Beal each contributed 1 1 ' miulon. This revision was di*- fice aiinoiioeed lliat six AmerhiPl has th" hocking of l,eFiiltette It •y . mo 1 Vn».» Imm il In *4' »|f«li- I l f trecti lied hnw hi* country in Weeks, H a r r y Robson. local Benner Ca-tir, H.nry Tturttorcuseil at the I'otsdam Gonfetni c eoldirrs wens buri-id fatally in a •l i- onMflMW Iln .. H f . urill l»f Htf i uly piiit uf the war *uf'*-rct| Prim ary eiecItoiiA n b n are uu .■porting goods dealer, found ho ant' I., B. Ma*rt contribute^ f50 vvr*»t Ihr f nil lin|iil nf Itiillun aggreis\ ..I ..i. ♦ s|.n it t i lint ATLANTA. Aug. 11 (/J*)—Retiel- sevural months ngo wihen Britain garage fire last night. Three other derway In Verm ont, B o illli t'am l had been robbed, when on Satur­ e»ch. C. F. Bramnn gave I3C, V1 1 fret " |» m*»| Kill IIe lidded. Girere itska only day he looked Into the - back E. T. • Chapin.1 1 425 and Paul lious otudenU at Oeonrt* Tech Russia and the United Sin!1 soldier, wei-i injured one rrltiv tna, m ill Arkanm a, I n V n m o m -i . I n l y ally 11111 T *h♦ I f fflll- l)«*l Jlu-1 iighlr. cemp’-dc reparaSJerry W a icrm a n niul ila lp ti Ktal, j 11 n day l l have threatened a maos all-down agreed to submit Ihelr Ideas. C u f hla automobile, and found Marrs 110. . t d e r s arn n in h lrig fo r R c p u h U r iu i- in n l e d n»- ii -r hi' C in nl tl ’ strike on Ihe.football field to prell"H ■if the ilamnge caused by the that a Remington nolaeiesa type­ ‘ nom ination to Dm Henate tn jc- : ,„i , if,, m U the biggest game of the rear m il. I t* y in rnf*. writer which he had left there, from bring played—Dus Tech-Navy plane Hcaiator Wrtrreil AltMln A ir I-, geo- ill, till* h.p JIM* ** a H limit* • had bead stolen. ■ The car war I hI c h B e i n g game set ror Nov. 9,, tin left Jl«t Senatn Wlirn F re ri- ( («( Die a r m P,|| , ■ I, - ■ , , I parked in front e f hi* home The atuden la, dtamiUDed with (ion! T ru m a n appointed him „ f g, ,,,r „ Di.it their e 2482 Orange Avenue. American reprwnlH tlvc mi Ho- , oral* allotted them in the football >-fn) ,i ini ,n I'1 '!*' Last week the Robson Sport­ stadium, also threatened to reUnited Nation^ fior.urtty (hen* it . .1 ■ •Ii' ■ ft til •(, K 1(4 |,li ing Goods Store on Firat Street L O N D O N , Aug. I f , (A’)— tabilsh picket Unag gnd urge Die Vermont's RcpiibUean ctovertmi,, - pr rled waa' entered by a high window Strong galas and driving rain public to boycott OOargU TVcti foot­ What does 8snfnrd need thn come* l « Sanford and Invests Mortimer Proctor to seeking r ' ,. adjoining the alley and two air ar* swooping over tho British ball games. most to further Its imprnvr"i>td hla mousy here nnd serums n limn Ination ngnlnst former f> hrifle* and a shotgun ware re­ Isle* today, disrupting shipping homo for hi* family, ho should at/ir f>nret Ottoon. A Student trader who detUned to amt welfare? 11 Mi I IM I I I I I ' A B O V E ported by Robson to have been and damaging Britain'! badly be quoted revealed the pUn for In Houlli Carolina. II Iv-urr-Mt N O R M A !. The Herald would wrlmm.i •be welcomed. TOKYO. Aug. II. (Ah— The ^stolen. The air rifle* were re­ needed crops. Shipping In tho 4XM0 students to Mt down on the suggestions In this direction ** In this connection a member are (IghUng out for tlx- g'llevnv t u r n e d to police headquarter* by English Channel and In the football field at the time for the a mean* o f stirndTating ririr of a prominent lodge in Sanford torial nomination, nnd l* - > 'u A • i m*i- n m,|ii m I iik - ,i> fnr rhief prosecution wttne»* at thi fathar o f ono of two b o n Liverpool a n a has been halted Nary game. He eald there would interrat In Improvements detig"- who had lieer, away for some olds nre voting for tiro find ! im> ,luring |)„- (inuiDi -d Align;' Iihh Tokyo war crimes trial has dahad been connected with the by wind* reaching 80 mile* per be oo contest unices better seats ad_ better in* th* community. time and then returned, suggest­ In Uial stale. en to w oewar (wen but Dm i- tenth - uf ti de,'roe ctined I" answer two questions hour. fee provided lor gtadenta tn the Other nearby cities are planning ed that lodge members bo less In Uie Arkansas primary. Drmu- cleivr rorm ll. according In 11, K. put to him by attorneys t for the Jap defendant*. The chief Prior to »*t-ring oversea*, lfr . A steamer has b en abandoned stadium. rovemrnU. Should cold and distant and welcome crets are voting for stole, dtstriei Whit nor, widespread Improven wr. 'thermal' Acltinl Robson operated a bowling allay In U>* Channel and her arew returned member* more heartily and cwinly offices. net Sanford do tik o iikewis*? aveiHge l rin|ifi .it in-■ has Iwi'it prosecution witness i* John Goetie. former Ameriran correspond, on C u t First Street- This was taken o ff In a rescue boat. and make them feel at home. t>J I rntnpoi-'d ■•'itli ,i ("irnial of enl In North China. One prominent merchant »ughrokan Into at on* tima and th* Suffolk farmers say that half Young btisines* men and wo­ ( _' I drgi-e I lining the w-erk end gtried the following project* for Defense attorneys asked (incite cash n gltter was stolen. .HAKONH TO MEET o f thsir wheat harvest and 7 ( man ar* o f the opinion that mi r Surnliiy the mariTiim re­ the, city: percent o f their ( o«U may b* " I am getting fed up o, more. rp<'fcati°n ./ a d U lia L are ' A n-giilsr .meeting .of. tiu: Mun. ft rrtinrr tvTV :»T npit-th minimum lodav_iL hf thoiigbt^GenersJjll!.- , — ‘ Sdefuitt needed. They .declare that' they roe Chspler No. 15 o f the Royal mo Chisng Ksi-Shek had ofiareid lOffc' hHBSOllLA, Mont Aug 1 3 - Ixiat baeln. tn roilaborato with the Japanese like roller skating, bwimming Arch Mssons *111 l<< held lonlgld wa* 7if. y Disin nnlrr to settle th* so-called t. 12) See to it that proper ind dancing but that they have at B:0f) o'clqrh at the Muinur eipliBi i t Fort Mi*- hospital facilities are provided. to go elsewhere to obtain these Temple, Tits moot excellent deurcc ‘ hinh incident. The witness re­ GUT ID ftPFAK CONGRESSMAN DIBS a me* Barr nf fused to answer. Goctte likewise (S ) Provide up-to-date re- fgereations. will Di conferred. ! yesterday, creaUon. canters for both white S o y T. Johnson, ea-aorviceman Mayor II. Jiunra Out will -uldrrv, declined to reply to any quetUori ROCHESTER, Minn.— Aug. I» TO T A K E CBUIBB eertam hr and colored people. plans. during and proprietor of tha Rod Born Klwanlana tomorrow <m Die sub­ regarding Chlang’a * PM. . _ greetman Wiliam J. wishes now hadn't 'lone (4 ) Provide- better housing restaurant on the Orlando High- ' l. m N A K I l IS IJIHCIIA ltl.KD ject of the annfurd Airport when Japan's conquest of North China. Of Mlnneaola died in IL*Just after 'oid boy. scoula and oca , away, woid fstitiUra for colored people in tray, ho* proposed in a latter 8k/c Fut-in* ^t. I<eonard, Rotilo Km club meet* nt 13:15 o'clock at Defense fense attorney Harold F. today. Ha had win be Invited n u t SunDepart m-rnt order that negro workers rasy to Thg dtcrakt that a question ‘J, Hnx 152. h si been hnumaidy the Community Home. In addition. Smith toM him the court 'that •ertotuly 1 1 1 since Sunday J tor a m ils* aboard 8ubclamency bo induced' to otgy here. box bo run to secure suggoetlons discharged from Ihe Unlled Slate, Herman E Morrto will Introduce Goctte recently told him he jmarius Chaser (79 on the 8t. when he waa taken to tha Mayo n r !,.r e . tence. and A young business woman sue* for tha Improvement o f Sanford. Navy, according to an annoiinc« t»o boys who will tell of their ex­ sidered everything Japan had Johns River, according to Llout. afasie. -Gallagher waa a* Democra­ * fasts: "Sanford need* more peo­ “ Then we csit tee - whet our ment today by the Naval Fcrson- periences nt. Catttp Winona this , done in China was justlfldd. The WosL A chaplain will bo aboard tic-farmer labor!tg coalition totin he I* caught, ple to make newcomers feel wel­ Chamber of Commerce can do 1 .Separation. Center, Jackron- summer. The program Is under j witness denied ever havfpf gtoqh Who w ill conduct yorvlcc*. grrssmnn. ftp the direction of Frank Tnreon, I thn! stntemeht. Wo more lime. come nnd' at home. I f a man ( t o t B.'* ho Kufgtutod. la, Farm Bureau liaises Money To Match First VJ Day Anniversary To Pass Without Statement By MacArthur GI’ I ’King Tricks To l Marry German Girls Borndorf BeturnH From Trip To Cuba ^Harry Robson Is Theft Victim For 2nd Time In Week is 3j i i11 y1 Primaries A r e Underway Today In Four States INil Is ( IpcnJn Vy-nnonl SoulhCarolilia* eons'in, Arkansiis Students A t Tech Want Better Scats What Docs Sanford Require Most To Further Its InioroVement, Welfare? BritiHh Swept By High Winds Tokyo War Crimes Witness Refuses To Answer Questions GI Escapes After Sentence Suspended Efc,?*ar Sr ssrais,1 3 * �t*AGE TWO THE SANFORD HERALD', SANFQRD, FLORIDA The Sanford Herald l^ fib lU M it f |li|la b r d d u lly Chief Justice Stone Vh 1901 n rrp l T U E S D A Y , Aug. BIG CHURCH AROUND THE CORNER NegTo Cook Admits nimI li ut*tl aj M ttniafeni, F lorldM 111 H hkhmIIh A*#nil* Aim i i i 'Jins do read jhu I Buy k Dam! hooks, even thus*whitli an* not witty rending. TltU is shown hy tin* s ih i '-s-S H n tr f# 4 m m u iu l r l«M u m it r r o f Samutd .1. Konofsky’s "C h ie f Justice Stone ami tin* f r l t b r r 17. 1911*. at I h f I****! l l f f l r o Sujiifine Court,’' which hits just Rone into its second f f H a n fo rd , t 'lo r ld n , n m lr r tb# .%•»*printing. This is no volume o f picturesque biogrftphic;il if ()tii|TM i nf M irrk h, detail, hut a careful analysis o f the important cases de­ I t O f. L A K H l « i » : a > MlUr cided by the late chief justice and an interpretation o f u i i i i i i i N m :% > his judicial standpoint. UuklMM Mnunicrr Chief Justice Stone, according to Mr. Konefskv, was flA T K B I^njrnti L# :l«i Adun nr# in the great liberal tradition o f Holmes, Brn minis and" n r C a r r ie r , « » » k » Cardo/.o. H e believed in the freedom o f legislative bodied O H * 4 »m n s* If r»r«» h » . iu — to experiment, and thought that the wisdom of statutes O .. V r*r ... «*«« was something with which courts ’ had no concern Especial interest attaches to Mr. Konofsky’s book A ll s M Ia s rr » « « 1 l e » r . «■ »» * • •>» I k a t k i r r a s lilU a * «»i> » » ' • « • “ • because the author is blind. He is an example o f sucre -. satrrtaJameals i » » «l in spite o f obstaejes even more than the great chief .Bl.I.K la »J r. Hill 6r mi , . Sal ar aSr rrlUfHa ( » ' ' » • justice. ‘ ___ _ T k r l l . r . U U a i » < w t i n * • 1k . .a a a r la 1.4 l ' r . « . « k l . k I* . » . l n , | . « l , . a l l U . 4 In I k . u > . In f r n k ll. a lln n .1 a ll a . » . . 4 l » » a l r l w « • r .a il.4 In II « r aul u lk r tn l* . r r » 4 ll. a la Ik U e"|rer A , la r a l . . . " p n l. ll. k . 4 k .f.la . I l l f la k la l o r » a a k l l r a l l « a • !•»* ft Cal ai.p.l.vk.. k rl.la ar. < li» re- m I il.‘ tu bh d ay, A n a si n . r.ij*_ HIBLB VKKMB I «>IC KiDAY 6- ' KILLED IIV TUB IJdllT. .W 'T-'. C1A1.I.Y MOliAIi MOULDS: **«• Neve In Di" Rpht ‘ Lot >e may . SOME „ ' . hnroiiio 12:36. * M0UJ.IU4 AIIB HOliS J of ^Jnim ' In lu w ijlg^ rr' oflui; W n SI I m e i i i j r to k i 'l ’ n* M-nm Gian u Irlephone iHmk.— Tmnpn I'* bun*. Or u |H-Iir l.^or u pa.nl"lH*L or u pair o f sl|l'"i>^ Over nine inlHiim .li.tlnr* !*■•* |m)i to vein in.•> mi. «• cnu, < niPht .if ttimu " f io k m fo r tlic puirhn e " f lm«n» I" Klnrl.lu, hut lh.il’- ni.tltin* i*.» «>'•«' It would Imvc been if ihcit- III"' been enough home* f » r ride. The Navy pn.l.. t il‘. «u1> •< •hurt liim until iia vcl i<> ilu muuil will he feasible. Tlh-n (ill hope, uf ending *n r* u liel cn>l Bor unco we u «ik ..lit « < mieil Nalimm |.ii*a»uu. f. 1 eiulii.K winon n "<li*. V\...Itf ■•a-i if" inter pltm rlm jr *.m fl"i » d ! 1■* gin. • 3 JiiMie* Ur it mil I >.heil, wh" with B'lvd IlmuM* unril wm le it in.«k nbuul the St. Jiihn. Itiver, h now writing mmihei Ih*«.K oh*.ui Kloriilu. It iiu* a* il<* with J.imOaipnrdln, fimtuiin Gulf rojc+l picuU., Mini ciincluiiea it* lu lltui iu Bt. A u it»ttn *. Thu liuhlic vdiiih iji vury.piir'i cular nl*oa) Its own Itnuiu uf w«rk Is' not su geiieruus tinvnel H* oWi| employee-' I’nliconteti, i.n i in L**»lntr|{ who hnv* hern a. ki .i to msifitflin Uliler III t.u*elut!l gantes complain that limy have been working 17 hours n *lay. (tciierui Marshall is upinoei.lI* fe<| up tryiiot I" brine' i«a *. to China. Neither Nationalist nor communist will itim In m make the slightest concession anil ! the great Chinese nation which has -suffered llu> liorrur* o f wur fo r a longer period o f time Ihuu any other country on earlh must go oil Weeding anil suffering. Even Ihn hnniyprd r o o s t e r seem, to hnvv tuughl the lem peramentol hug which i* mfeeimg •o many people these •In)"'. In Hn*edvilkt, Tend, n hig and blustery lousier uttackcrl a two year old g irl playing in her falli #r*a yard and so hnilly lacerated r with Ha spurs that sho hied to deatfl Imfore heijr could Imj obtained. , The sure*** of the d o at the polls Is Illustrated hy the Tampa Tribune its follows: Of the iffih in mi hers o f the House who voted fo r the Cum* hill nod who were threatened with purging hy the CIO, Ifi7 hav. l»crh ••»ni»nti»wit«a«l. only nine defeated In the Sen ■te o f 13 wlm Voted for the Case bill, eight have been rennlnlmited. one has wlthdinwn un.l none dr (bated. Tit* age old »upcndUlon .that mental diseases are a product of witches or the devil la still found at the bottom o f many practices in our hospitals and menial Insti­ tutions, In Indianapolis Investiga­ tion discloses that elderly people suffering fnim nothing more rep­ rehensible than npnplesy were chained to their beds and their b*da placed not four Inches ap a r t A proiecutlng attorney des­ cribed the place as "a house of MUNSTER. Germany — A P.— WASHINGTON, Aug. 13, </P)Thi- intensive, highly vecrei tv*'. Huho Wattoch. an Aiwlrlan prlaj week* manhunt aheanl a l'n,le,| vnw ol war who has made nrcht# Slate* l|e*tr,,).,r for the ,!aVc,'".,f hobb>' ha* that his repatriaUon be delayed u Ill-year eld sailer yesterday because he has found al Uic prLscame lo a ctidd* n end after mi oral confession hy u negro *t»..h on camp here Whal he believes to who tint) bien in ru«l*«lv for i'* I be Ice age relics. Tlie 40-yfur-oW jormer bank day*. clerk hav uncovered more liuui A join! Itinioumometil fi.nn I lit- 15U carved atones lie believes lo Office 11 Naval Intelligence an I be Of the "Mesollth culture and Ketleinl Bureau o f Invevti has received |M.'rmLulon front Ration mid that lienjnn.im- l - r .v 'BrUbJi auUiortltes to dig In on llobh* wavi uttocked . nnd kilied „ rr;, about 60 yards square so lift, by Joseph Haivon, negre wok.;,.,,,, (Cm!UlUl. hLs mveatlftatlon. Joseph B. Ihornton. chief of. * the Miami BUI i ffite. said W at--------------- ------- ----------------run duttcrlLcd the crime it full. ____________________________________ The BUI chief sutil the in-grr. . einy held in the navy bri(t i'> Kl^ Weil without cliuige pcndjis* o uucisiun by III* Navy on whi thei Jo release hint t<* civilian amhori- Don’t He* Afraid To Live "T o n unite n fenr o f death can bo n fear o f iif«‘.” olisont'S (Tuiuiiiiig I'ollock in an article in Your Life. 'T in not Htiiv that my original dn-iid oT fly in g came umi'T that by fill, ginett I'vh always bad- an irrational ln*iT'»r «*f itcighr Anyw ay, I insisted Unit no<«me,was « v « r g‘ »ii'lf ,f|! got me where I could n’ t keep at least one font <>n the gl-o Ul i'll. . "T o afford us more time, Fulton Ourslor, the editor and author, was equally insistent Unit I "should sJutrcj with him n private putm* from Capo Cod to New York.* ■You’ll ba\s. to fly ^rpetiipe,’, he. urged, ‘so why tml now? A t any r a le , you' don’t want to 'd id without having had (fie expcrfeTice.' ' * ' ■ ; "T h e ilerioti,’ I saiti, MiModgs a fter tile word tli'" lie fo jv we left the earth, I was so interested and excited that I’d forgotten my terror and, since then, I’ve flffjsr a^nu icli ns tti.nnii rTTilea in ft ^ e n r f At' It one Monday afternoon I lectured iit'Stin Francijico,-Tues­ day at .‘t p. nt. in New York, I rehearsed fo r an K o'clock broadcast, ami Wednesday at noon I spoke in llotirtmt. Texas. All o f it was ptilse 'iuiekeiiing— dipping my-* If to the wjiters o f life insfead of m erely skimming o'.ef litem. '■Chail/'s Hanson Towne onee told me a grand story o f a woman who met with an accident and had (o get a glass eye. T o the salesman, site said, 'He 'sure there's a twinkle in it.’ "Y ou can twinkle your way through tilt! world, or you can go through blindly- My advice would la*: I** whatever van want to till, SO long us it doesn't h u m anyone el:e. HonT lie afraid tit die but, if you can't help Hint, at least don'l lie afraid to live. ties. Slates attorney in Miami ly a* possible. . 'W « & W ASHINGTON Ttenliet to Sow I 304 W . SECOND STREET ) K PH O N E I004-J Tii-Uncjual Pdtli May Prova Stumbling Block* TODAY and WEDNESDAY! '/fc.MTS W it LOW E.. /i^wtps .‘ui( cr r/rousze/ o i i t u n i o l th e ) p c o lo u i p s r ie d y ,n ,n l,n ,A tun out o f l u l l , bid n r v i i out of flops and homo#! IOOXS like some undcr-ttio-coun* ter sale* were being made lo Bury, Knglnnd. But actually It's handler fur dwarf waiter All Roberts to brine tho tall ones In the short way pictured here, (lufcrimlionalj MARK STEVENS ROSIMARY OeCAMP ■l£NRY MORGAN' WALLY BROWN ■ARUNE JUDGE .WN! U Sttl'H ,1,1111 . 1. ,,M Ul*, 1 O, MO ♦,.... quotes on,, of I ana.la's lar|re*t |>rniluccrs us snying that aiidthcr 10 percent riso msy be expected soon ''Ip . cover tucretuuui iaUu tiWTs." DAYTONA BEACH NEWS In December, 1D4ft, the Ol'.V , market n ftrr WorAI War 1, and permhbd |.aper manufacturer* to It Is a pattern which upplie* to rni*o Ir.e-pi'.co o f newsprint—the j many other commodities ljiv»idrs kind newspaper* are printed on newsprint. — from ffH a toil to #G7 a ton. In llllft publisher* were paying Hreently, With OPA gone with >42 u ton fur newsprint. In tit* wind, manufacturers raised 1017, Ihl* was raised lo >GR. the price another ffl.ftO, to >73.* Beginning wilh the first quarter HO; Imagine what this means o f 1010 n >00 price was an­ even tn n small newspaper Ilka nounced. and by the fourth quar­ The News-Journal, which con­ ter nf ID'JO the maximum price sumes nearly tw o tons nf news­ o f >1.10 a ton wa* reached. Then came a gradual drop nml it print every day! Tills would he news strictly wasn't until 103.1 that the pre­ nf Interest to publisher* If it w ar prire was restnrrfl. Recently the rise in nrwspriut were pot for tho fact that the price tire ami whnt limy follow price* was based upon the rcprnvide* n classic example o f valuation o f the Canadian dollar what hapimns when price con* to piece it on a par with the (The U. 8. tml* are discarded sulhlvnly. It U. B. dollar. shows graphically that I'rc*. most of Us newsprint from Truman in, hla veto message ada) .But the Associated I'ress warning what would happen if price cotitrols were abandoned wasn't talking through hia hat. . ' 1—ON TH E HAME PRO G RAM — On the other hand, the A . I*, reports from’ Montreal, capital of the newsprint industry, that the "Industry" *ay* it is deter­ mined to avoid such a price sky­ rocketing a* occurred in th* early I02U*. Can the Hnq lie held so eiL-ily 7 Bc<mn,n\(tv pointing out that the qyirk-r and more iniatrd the boom, the faster and deeper will be tl|o bust Sum sny there will be reruijustntcn as early as mid-1347. The r» fusnl uf Congress to recognlM that the |»ower of Government ran be used effectively \n prp, duel* atabilizaUon U one of the reddest snectariee of (hli con­ fused period. Newsprint It only n suntplr, but It points ft clfftf* cut danger eignal. db>w far do t*e ride und vyhpn d« we itupj Artl then whatl Ami 'Ip th* meanwhile, how doe* l)i^ ipaq-lntlic-street go on tating, end baftf do veteran* and others .gt> ftoniCT to live In? ’• "TO Paramount News I * .® * II EMPLOY BUS," mm H W E 2 G LA S S E S A D A Y FOR HEALTH — FOR VITALITY In ovary King* you'll get dftlicloug Fotnsslum siUfttdatee the adrytial glniplftr try the kritigh milk wit]) »*ldod vitamin U fo r S V * k STP** . ■•r.--a .V : V L* - , edera U avings ^ I ll * lift 20th A Summerlin - Ml the Milk YouWant' ’ PHONE M ftg w D a ' Avenue i 1061 o r 2302 FOR REGULAR Phm, sH' O IV DELIVERY 1 rk • a u o c ia t io n OP 5F.H1N0 LB COUNTY George C. Harden, Owner 4t Mgr. by . tha newsprint M M y o u r lu'nlth’ft galtft. WC-. M flavor. Visit Our^Motlern . -«. _r ,,„ m .. Plant B . and Dairy meed 'eftta sfP a pan . f lo an coun­ Puro w h o l e The whalr shark Is the largest "In if fish. Is .li. living With gar rood smalt rent-like |a n d 'Promt This Hay Forward’! F ta u si IU1 your Job openings with! the Dulled Stales Employ-, livent Service lo give every' veteran a rhanre for a Job— J Phono 64. Travel—“ Merida and Campeche" HOME LOANS . to BUY, REPAIR or REFINANCE loari, . L*vt.ani|.|oii*h Newsprint A Danger Signal Uie paturn u t -p.iizj- .-Jtv tk c- wm ■X-: ■■ ' . - Da j Ions Reach, FU. TROTTER APPLIANCE SERVICE a W f tJ f c s a ip r y m -V • MIXERS • WASHING MACHINES • VACUUM CLEANERS • SEWING MACHINES Special lo Central P r e ti RE TELLING ME! Inc. Member N, A. S. D.' ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS • WAUIU*.'* IT1>N’ Home cynical diplomats believe that many doors muy 1™- 1blow,i open (or future International itlsagfcemenl hy the ir.a tl-- 'Jnifti-.l for Italy, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria und Binlnml 'I I., e ilipl.m il argue that the wording o f the treaty drafts Is not premise- etmagh to give any asruiance of a generally accepted it. Ilnltiun of the terms agreed upon by the Allies. In addition, it is pointed out that there arc numeiaus Issues wha h the ''Rig Four" Jorrlgn mini*l< rs have yet !■> settle before .Work on tha lu a lles is completed. These issues could affect Inlernathmal IHigsiion for years to come. However, it" Uenties. evrn In their linflnlshetl Coiin. an- viewed by some illploinats as setting the stage • ,r a world of trouble. They nay that it will lake mteinational courts forever to Interpret the treaties. The fa<-t that the treaties arc drafted In three olti. ial languages—French. English nnd lltiss an — merely comptoates matters. Before W otld W ar II, French wav accepted as the odlclol tangunga of international documents. tUiim- inlcrnatiungl lawyers feel that It Would be more logical to i write I be present treaties in French and thus eliminate tho prospect ; « f die.iguemerit tn the translation o f the various languages, • s i s * • AM ERICAN D IP L O M A T IC and*m ilitary officials are seeing eye* lo-Cj-r on Opaln and the msUJcnce o f Soviet Foreign Minister Viachesl.fr Molotov Hint Franco's irglme Is n menace to woild peace. To a m iri Unilr.j Jtlales State and W ar Department ofTlelnls <tisvm' i , M-.loioV In fuel. Army brass ts privately comparing Spains military power to the bellicose powers of the legendary Ferdinand the Hull. Feidinand was the toughdoohing bull who prerctn I to nibble datsirs and sleep the live-long day. On paper, Spain has a good at my, L'olncd by Franco and tough* ened- by Jim Spanish O y ll war |'mt the fip ^ ilsh a rm y^ llu i Spanish nn'' *v«-Tt Fioneo. diplomat* say; want no war. Atiunlly, fip ain * Ashling fort** »cnrce!y coulil <lo mor** than ilthiol iIm homeland In fcvenl nft an nttnnk agalnii Uie Iberian |m rith-iil.i The mtUonn ln<lu%trt,il potential ia low Her air force la Mtiall ami bhe la not a country jtiAl ul,cut the same here as In costs Florida or tiny other stale for that Wn* Inlet i Med -In checking on niatb.r I wu* mighty giulified the new cm nitiiRtion up here and when United Stale* Senator Hur­ find thut touleti are nn Id'Jler ry B. Utril was reelecp-d hy a o ff thiin ti. Hortdii Bverytmil',' laige innjerily for i have always w llIlls a m'li .... toil only a feu n.Tsrhler.'d aim one «>f ilie sound­ deliveries ;ii< Icnii' made, ami est and nldest men in the Senate I lid. ft.. vitt. office etpiip and on e lire nation tie. i» t o d a y ill.Mil niirli nv Iyjo ■*i d e l», iimlfi, iltoo* limit ever ls-forr. Ritiplu im.I lill- lik, Ramsey is in the fiuit nnd 111 the meantime „ lot of folks vrgetnl.te package business and who had ciie.l up inouuy to buy ha* many cnstoliirrs in Bloridn who depend on him to furnish a car or liam l in n new home ihdm cinlos, baskets and lmni|i«r». have gotten tired of waiting and Bor’ the past couple of day* we have slatted •>)•-ivitlng their nest have been ilitvln* through the egg on "ine. woqttn nnd song on country visiting crate am) haslet which there U no ceiling and no mills and I got a thrill oar of shot Inge. Tl*j mornim;.after pro­ watching. them manufaatilPj con­ mises to he terrific and n lot of tainers Hint Inlcr-iuwwIII he used pmir snp* ate g«ln/ fo wake «ui In transport Blnrhln fruit and and find they can't cvett borrow1 vegetables to the nntlomd mar­ enough to buy* n package of kets. Aspirin. Hut we are asking for l(. I had the craiy k'oa that the nm|'ll will serve us right. A lot only folks who had any troUMe of nitwit* with (dideruies, horn­ wi*it prlitler* nmUpDldishers. but rimmed gla**e* nml brief casus in inlking with these in.iuufnr- " I ’l(toned It I lint way." Investment KeCnrllk* ' 'Phone IJS05— T elrljpe D ll M . Orlando I'rprrsrnUnf T. Nrttwn O'Kourfc*, READ THE ADS TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY |I|H |> rtf VI li |1*3 #!IMI ill in..I fhiil I l>*y hnvi• i *>IfH«| Mi * in I* f«•! 11>»‘ •»* *il ytitr.* will* Sttliiii i* ..III. it.>•1 II <M\\r inattiiii] !>miriiiij iilliei |i**ii*j»*m. Hm i t. i «• If ft all iif tlinn f tiii.i mi I il V Fr«ihi kfl I vi« it# Ji'Jiffi till- ItiUjlftMfi 1 wllll I • I1la *i r»t «t tA111• ij**M jfl 1IWI‘I * *4144j lilpfH f Hf t ii'ir flMtkl* tiff fillet' Un til ( 4inliiiJtDf - Aril Hi t*|v iljl1e* phi)' I hi*) nit* mi* w ;ikr up t*» fitt» •»1 i uck A iEft 1 M p ii| 4 m I ht* fi* M 41141 nut hlli£ If. piJ4 k Ihriii m 1*» wilt* nklttititiMii i-. jitiiIn ulaity iirtil** anil ip IrttMiiij' uji pitnlmlHio of ti rlnin «»f ioiiLunciP. Labor ii nl-Mt alfci'timr poinc imlh. Kulli , L i t v f o iK o t t f ii ht»»Y l“ tthrk ti|i L-n* ju l n« they bav< ill H nriili iin.l wntilil fiillii*f |« j 11Lc*iri‘ i i jo i i**uf t>n llit4 from porch th.tti Hit ok -o ii nit wnrkifti , Un lltllg i Hli- i IN ifcpChlj Mil ( li. I, Sii.mi 1" |tw'5 Vs!i for noi ■hlng mi li > t d tit.iDhy Mluic t!<»n a in 1 <• <hong more ihuu any­ thing I'Lc I knot* to keep pit* tliictititi ili«vui, intel tin long ii.i couldn't partielpule in it, 1 « o wn iloii’i prmlure ut* m ii't u*p«*ct .keenly Iiitoiesied , di lid nuttt? n u irh ’ immm u.-cad fiom (idling and Tarrying iji which is the sfahilpmot of wage* "r riving S T A N COMSTOCK w h l' Seedv of Oivuijrecmt.nl? s ( Kl U i.h. v ,14. \-Hf H || ji • iM14* f•iiil l*.ld in*- ,3 V%lfk 1 V%||ulil !.i- » i «i ii'i* lh»* r«l» Mliltl till VI* I.rll HI VllliHMIl 1 V t l l f Pil4‘U*M» ll Hint they lIll’Hl duct, but it . titv (..*•* lo ulioo I but a guy jo-t »•*»**«- I nows I never was very i urged when it ruiur. to ron -llog ler,.|!lattl/i. .not » l* .i. m> friend V* i . .... II jio . . -jret.rl j* fltt »ey ilo lied oie l Stiff *4It illltl liny* with hint \iiginni Ikjwt'h. 1 |l* 5 1111tie ■1 f»*_. l.ii-ine-* ovet to \111* III t 4'd Ufirl (old 'em to go r,iv dH.ihJ nit1! .i|«’Hite the old tdiinl.ttii.il and l ‘d see 'em when i Rot bark. This is a beautiful ..u n ity ul this time o f year und I ’ve tho.-nughly' enjoyed midorthlt around Virginia nnd North t’lftidina Was inleiosted to learn from u liK-al Mmml.ei of t oiitm .'ic .■.‘i-ietiil> that the sumniei tourist business lia-rs- Ill,, I r.,.,1 most di--..|<| ..mtlriR, \i..ut Imlf im ion. I. i. 11... I Im-oii ••*|Ofcttsl and o*» tin **, o.-i It.tw lo artoilnl for it. I Imui'd l.cto jusl three days ts'fuie the elertiun and a Ills, I Funds uiii-i - , YOUR ${ W e mar not be heading for another real estate boom but real •itate sale* bid already higher than they have been any time ■y WILUAM 1ITT alnce the boom,, gt leait in some Therefore, it I* of wide public CcatraJ Prtaa Writer munitiee. Miami report* 02,861 w p , . interest, an interest which tran-i estate sales )t\ the first seven o f a lock maoufacturtag com* 1 scends the fact that newspaper* month* Af this year as compared ; '6 0 C U P A T I0 N o f Its tone In may im fore*] to Increase *ub* pany ahouldn't be knotyi aa tha wih 4H.33.1 during the earne perl* G a r a a a y - la coating areat key man of the buatntaa. | Klpllon and ddrertlslng rate* laat year when 82,706 sale* Britain >320,000.000 a 'je a r, wa to meet higher co*U of laboi' the entire ynar provided a t*tA . p Tha, price o f victory— peak for any time since •Ten a ft e r .* war la over—can Tha goremmeal should 'tup- and malarial, 1028. (Incidentally, during the past port ataletet, a writer argue*.’ , ^ 1 1 . -------- — Good—then It ibe home fiio t twu year* The News-Journal T< What itrikes have cost this ' ' J H irn e tt'ra c in g ' U'lncrtaalng payroll has Increased l l l>Cmnt /o*e* all w« need do la bawl oul jntry In the last 30 years |« i popularity, a Thlt doea not .OUt ol. ol heg.upira Utm» y ----- — - .ftB O h S dltdiaatod by Ah* -Tampa -Tribune adveneJd fl2 jwreent. T.‘« daily] that : which reveals that since lOlH k in tha hotie-^ A Tereate here* leaped pula o ' coat o f operating ami taxes hjs more than 3 1 -million men hare U.PJ'' thi'« ! lwo Y*»r* from mstor tor ond kicked out tha tn bit atrtke for varying periods >7H(1 daily to >1,320 dally dur­ ( time. Thoagh tl«i average t» ing the past alx montHs. Of t gene re lien hethis, > 1,100 daily — o r about at a million a year, the num* ,1ft M M * • # i t >400,000 annually I* distributed climbed steadHv until 1045 Zadok Dumko 'a a y a ^ U * £ in P i y g h * Beach and vicinity.) n ever S,460,<»r men walked at a But wo were speaking on a L That . It Will probably bo Snda broader and more Important en higher this year ia shown k? freely—tha theme—the danger evidenced to _ the feet that In the first four tha public Interest In the nears, ngith* slone 2.238,000 men were pnnt- jemp. This dahgsr Be* h wsctbsrj # g t o n atriha,'-" „ I . * Thornton said this nuotiing thill he would rprt-d chiicf:. tgaiust Watson. He ■rid he* would • peiirnt the ca^c l^ fo ie l?n Gitlled | Pence By RUSSFI.:. KAY Prisoner of War Sailor Finds lee Age Relics Slaying Of ftfc lo rd a r ta l.s a S r r r .p ir p r r M r * r »- «e «i»t tv e s , I mr . I. th e I I .I.U |. (k . a a lU a .l ll»U i..l >. « IKJ*-* u l l k r . m r r m n l n l n l t u r . l In Ih r M | r ill.. la Ik . m a n ltr H llk l l . l n . l p a l fc » . J * | . a . l » f . In • k i r n . " n a . .H#*. > n rk . 13, 1946 . "■ • ; ' ?• . . *\ ' �T U E S D A Y , A u r . 13, 1946 THE SANFORD H ERALD , SANTORD' P opular S;mda> Social. A n d Personal ISiil'IVI Supper VI Country ( lull Is Well Allcntlud Activities ^ ftC IE T V - E D ITO R — Cecelia Truluck PA G E TH REE F L O R ID A H O T IK IIIIA M \ I* A ‘ mat!invn-ilmi In Near** .Mow. from the IV V v-A Itltln m ,*lr b u * va — TELE. NO. 1*18 (b>lt1C<m»l dsni t*olli r n r i- k * »«•»' Social Calendar Mr. mill Mr*. \V. F. U u ls -r rpcnt Sunday at llaytimn Bcarii. Mrs, I'o rtrr l-nming amt mm Charles are. upending nm weeks P i Coronaitu llrarh. Mr, mill Mrs. are visiting fur North Carolina. K, M. Swann tw « n r*i< m Miss Mildred Await ha* t< turned frop* St, i’eteutmi j where she spent one week. Mr. mid Mm. O. W. Dougin of Savniinnh. tin. are \istti J lr. pml Mrs. A. C. Williams. Mr*. W. L. Harrison ha* ielunAd from ipenliing six week* in Miami. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Vain are vacationing J «r two weeks in Tennessee. have returned froi vacation in I ’lnfttfi * Mr. agd M ir, Jackie amt Pong letum cil ‘ frnni spi at Daytona Bench Broome Wt-i'K* mm !* Mr. nini have tWCJ M tk. Ku ‘«| lli»rr«'.*i* from .1 rrlurniM l WPt'kh* vilit* ami Viit .tlio tl Avoinlttl Mr. ttml M i ' I' iluuk'Mer Horolhv from w h e re M inia *1iml 1 I hoy 111 J o i k nil K m h I p *, (».t :it a! (kr Hut f (hiytmm (It arh, work i li* c h ] ii i i *1 i t ■•mi ilinkl a r- .11111 Itlull " im p ' '« n ' in Gabardine SHI WAS the daughter ol Italian Baron D'AHerlu and lie was a (It fighting in tin- ll.ili.m catnputi*u They married in Capri and here Mrs. Wnltrr lingers imparks iri BliltlipduifR. N. J., where the ne" lyweds-wiU iivr. (/ iilfrn a llo*«l) PcNNSYlVANIA Witt I tq-.ie'chfcd at the onim.it |u:*e of l.dettl an.t beauty In Atlantic (M i. N I , next inontli, by Kleii r Ki. u , l.ebamn. I’a. She u pi.tme»t with her 'trophy Shier winning the' -.’Miss Pennsylvania"* title ‘ at the statellnatj in Wellsbom (/•.i.v’iaiioiial) Swim Trunks „by'B.V.D.- Tnbeiefitin testing of ’id . wa* intrndtnid in “•yiBaptist Training ::,k' Unit Has picnic GARDEN FILLERS At till* tt*ic of v* ir i ililmgea Uu* I M ra. A, II. II .I'li *ni in * Mi Mi oftrn g r o w no fast the hernia hurst open. If ttn* ocTitra, l>end Hie o ther* over almrplv w that the root* on ikie suf,- are broken. Tin* wilt slow the growth and check fu r l hr r damage. Till* la a lime In ninkr j*ow|n^a *>f tu rn ip * • f-'r w ln lr r wlormcr* Ttii» ahoiiltl I t fn ir |y nmtiirc* w h n i atorrtl ,*11 Urn* iftiM it ml I hey Will nnl "I’- rurl A second limed of lace huge aru apt to put in an appearance on rhododendron* and mounlain laurel* ltd* month A pyrrthmm or rntrnnne spray will control It la Important to kerp acr<t from fprnibin phlox, Hwrict wHIlitni. pstppoa. cnreopala ami fox­ glove* iinleas lh » *1^* « irc » I** **i%-** iKtcrtl o r In I r t t l i r m pmp.it: *ie Ihrmaelvw, put! b /\. J . ( lii) a plan w ith phlox. f *t 1n riitlr** -of r iilr m fli^ 1 n r n U h If ti: i*. * .rfi*’n i»o reprllciJ by 0*0 w .^ l (ornl w here tin'll tu-w-*|niprr‘ 7V/C££PrX/M S p« 10 llrn rk . M. ki m atting tin’ll* Hit’ lui|«- ni >-mltng mrnirv 1« llirlr latnllle* was (hr main rciiMii* (ni then udvent nr uni trip* V S, N a v a I It cm *«1 e « 11»1 t*n- j Mra* ttititiff *11 May It* If* nntl til Mra. F i i i I tliitwiH \|i ami hump w ith h i* fam ily II • xtmrlx M r . Jnliti I M.li.. M , - * A to p itfrr I hr PhiVm - it \ , • k I iu Amici ws.tt. Mi M I \ ,m , V|h l-l.il I hi- full M I I'ltilhi*’ Mi til««n Sivn v .itr in I I h IU ik I ■iiftlmn The Maurice lltn «ilev Ttuiiiing I Union nf the I mt Baptist * Church spent a day of fellow ­ ship and fun in !!<ck Springlast W .tfti i iMHift. Svvttn filing wnn fiftt) n iiicnic piipIM'r , m ' ivimI at alt ««a rly hour. iVrrJ Hay. J r. ha* trct*nts| h i* atl**.in!tiik' 'H u Nfi b o iiu i rtli|»* > t"\ v a w a v ‘ nii- Nritrix-- sent -lii’i wanted **\ • nmtr numl |vi ! \yni Mr*. Mattie Cartnwny eclc- I Mis. II. ,\. Hivens ami daughbrnted her .Idth birthday on Sun- 1 ter June are vliUittg Mr. ami Mrs. Jleti S iuiiII at the Valdes day with a family party at her I home in Floral Heights. The I Hotel. member* <>f lie* family from •' Mr. and Mr*. 11ugh Duncan Sanford, Oviedo, lurke Walt's and 1 and children have returned from Shell Bluff w eie present for the n ocrasion. ■ I visiting points in tieorgiu. Those attending were Mr*. 3 Kill inn Dubose, Mi ajid. Mrs. Kd ' Ml. and Mrs. C, A. Hui.l.lrsk Carruway, Mr. and. Mrs. W, C -1•' " f Warsaw, fnd. are visiting Mr. Colenftin Uutl sun Billy. Mr. at*.l' and Mrs. Fred Mycr* mid Mr. Mra. F a il Dwssey. <md • Kvelya / and Mrs.' Myron Smith fur some OuU* Dossey ami Mr. and Mrs, IW, K. Vihletr, alt of - Sanford. I Also .Mr.'amt Misl—F. 0. Tyler Mr. and Mrs. Itocer Ingram o f Shell JHuff, Mi and Mrs. T. have returned to their home -at 802 West First Slreet nfler .pending, a week in M ailimburg, ! tt‘u " I w Ptl I \ Mrs. Mattie Carrnway Celebrates Birthday Mi,** Hetty Wilkinson plans In leave this week for a weeks vacation at Itaytmip llemh. Mr. nod Mrs. Floyd I nod daughter Mr*. Fmnt banreturned- from *p -i it* n* were luiprtJitii-il j*n I lio n * t i ksh u Mrs. It. I. Oslmrii ami Mrs. II. T, Thomas will l>o hostesses In the Azarian ( ‘ lass of the First Haptist Church in the chureh annex at 8:00 1’. M. H A I T I III I I T I I I I W Au(us| 12 .John W. tlroekmnn t« Itntlhling B u lierDuring 'In- ' * l tew lu a L llO llO r t 'd 51 Im* | wrok wrl.lt ih*‘tn mol n ' inn'=i l*»* / ~ftki t v > ?Mi l j Mm. (ipuriri* purtrii fur fla w fm I, \ 1 1 ' I ihu t»ly y?al«*iiia> \Ui» ultile O i l f.M Il | { i r l l l ( l 4 l j viail her aon-In-law ;ittt| .kl iyh | in .litck.XOnVlHl* th«' Wiy.rjs Vl^lll' l lh n ' i i i i * In , pi4n*ril.4, V|»ii? j Mi*x r • t»> A *1 (Jnv i v le h ta t***! lo - T 'M h • in Ttfr, fttttl Mi I *, V\"Vh>i |. Hi h it I hfJte.i fit 151 It1! ih * U il family. — hoiilp^of^hVpi tin ui; It le t M * * It. k Ifoi ton a 10 1 j \Ii loitf M i M iiiohl IK oli*1. K ifl|f o f U k r M ottrtir [||l\ f-.vuo - j wh,» ot rh«' Hi^ji 1.41ofli T h tu f 1 i^Msyinp tht* »*• . and Ixynrh j A iu irtiu rrilx lyft !»>■ <ui Stniilny wi-tp h i ami M r«. H I y plan to I f M| fMiii nfivhl, X Jv vj*ol ««f Im kwonv tll*k, M r. nml Mi I lolaltvt*** They i I m u t hy way »*f N lia y of OrtiifuTn, M i nml M* VaI iu v i II c . N i ami die Hkylin • |, L tiny Mini d n u ^ h tn In e * llr r fw M Fisher d riv e nml plan to v«nit ihe | n f M in n ii. 5ilr> W N. Krr4i > who tmvc I m' imi Ifooacvell estate in Hyde P n r k ^ o f M iu n ii, M r, ami M is . It K. ni M is . \V* I t , 1N . V, enrtiute to the r a ls k itl i Kiuit ami ilatiK h tvr* |{oh<*rla ami l u n il'll to t h e i r 1 M ountains. M m dm o f L a k e M onroe. •IC V ilh’ii tin* liv . Im «*i *M IiV*- am i iff th e «= • l. \ !11j'" VVHI' hu fill m 1 hatitriiMpfii * a* m any tcmlinif a* the ri»ivci*Jilo?| fir .»w**| riiii; in ni 1*.u1- In Itnir nltr irtivfi rnliiM, with « oiitmxting stri|M*at Hide, ■ I !?_»«** eom eii Alteration! Dry Cleaning S. Palmetto Ave, Ph.'4l1 A IJ . PLASTIC VIDENE is. L. PKBivINS CORRECT M l NS GARMENT BAGS RtltASfO ON klS OOO t. ,il arvaulting a student nlnve. Onrft, Mms.. Icnv s tpc W :<i■ out clforl* le iltiK the sailor w bridge, Mass., (t.ii o been oil . .. MADEMOISELLE'S leading net t; . "* t" n charge - f trran L ti.u 1.. it-. * I (i.Hstaie, 2^, lass., court with tu mutlicr. I’rev islaytuj^td liulti M a iu rk ,25,C.im* opped. {Interiittiioiiui Snuiidldiolo) in I win comes lo __ life in IVEY'S COLLEGE FASHION SHOWS "Somebody's Looking at You An economical bag for men's or women'a auiU. Siirt to ftold 8 to 14 gartnenle. The 100% waler|)roof and du»t proof features of all plastic Vidrne are added atlractions. This bag cleans easily with a damp cloth, has a full 38” lipper and a pyroaylin coated colored codon fabric rigid*no-tilt lop with deep groovea for hangers. Colorst Clsar the Air-cont/ilionet/ Second Floor of Fashions wun whit* Rss,iti« s j -ciimmsriammiSi*: The rmhloti »mi Q*t«Mii Store Since 18*4 HUB TO A $425,000,000 BOBTUNf, form er L t Comdr. nichsrd J. Rey­ nold*, <0. and hi* bride, Mifl»nr.e O’Brien, 21. Hollywood sterlet, dink gtauea in a to u t to (heir future lupplneu, following their marriage In New York. The civil eemn-inr t<x4e place at the Menhatlan home o f! Uie bride’s sleofatber, Abs AUe», <44tU<W» b«**r,*7k7 .UnlfPHIilOTfll)..' — ' '.-^tKa-jJbi’? j- ' , a a • , Jfa’, . v W EAR �THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, AUG. 13, 1946 D in in* PRECISIO N DINNER ESSEN—A.P l i l t German pen(lim it tor precision Instrument* 1* giving each Ilnhr co«l miner a (air a tia rr'o l the mesL» oerved T ic h v ila y at the mines, g lbm ans 1. Since a ladti? dipped Into a te l Is cut by a mechanical Ulcer tic m ight'give one man more mca\ tomes may be o( Irregular dispe than another, no meat Is served In so each stjec ol bread neighed soups or stews Ii Is doled ou t, Sometime# an extra piece, only an separately. Each portion tsilnch square, makes up the dlfferweighwl jcnce Although bread (or sandwiches 6 ARTICLES FOR SALE FOR RENT N E A T L Y furnished 2 room apart­ ment, adults only, 402 French Ave. A P A R T M E N T , for rcnL, 2 room* ami bulb, furnished, $35 Ed. ward F, Lane, phone 462. A 1’ A It T M 1’. N T fo r rent’ with kiU'hi'll privilege*. 13 IK Mellotiville. 2 * WANTED TO RENT FOR S A F E : Gibson electric re* frigerator, *1* cubic fecL See at 2700 South Hanford Ave. lions'* or imn'rAi’s apartment, permanent, no child­ Genuine Ford lluh Caps, fit ren. W a ller Hitch. I'll. H2-W. ISIO-DI Fords. KI.AN IF MOIUUSON, Inc. 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE H TRIC 1st St. at Sanford Ave. Nanfiyrd, FI* ^ W h S 3 f c « * T A T E W ANTED WORK WANTED EXPERT painting —contract or NOW in stock, 8 mm. movie e-ifcurjy basis. Phone- Grogan camera*, 35 mm camera* aud 11S i. c/o Sanford Hardware. projector#, enlargers and ex­ posure meters. Wieboldt Sludi >. M AI.E nurse wishes private rmr. lia s, years o f experience, ex­ FDR HALE: 1835 Tcrrapianr cellent references, any tvpc Sedan; Bicycle Pre-war; Cnmcase. W rite Box G, c « lier cta; 120 Kodak F7.7 Un*; Henry 51. J a m e s o n , 1017 care for children in vuur French Ave. “ by hour or wt*'*k. Phone MUST have furnished FOR H A L F : ’ Small frame dwelt I t t f , ‘ crtttter . Sccoful ami tink, r -T o be removed* from Jot. 9 C IR ('t)l^ \ T lN G wood and coal . healer. 1K00 Hanford Ave. “ l'l.YW O O D rowboat# • and Vec — bottom skiff* with two cylinder opposed, nir fooled Onnri inboard motors; ranging from ASOOO to $515.00, Beautiful family . Lint. Ready for Im­ mediate d elivery.- Pino, Castle Boat A Construction (*V, pine Castle, Florida. Pbopc 2-2tC5." LOANS F IN A N C E your purchaseof automobiles, truck, grid elcctri. cb| equipment thru C. M. Iloyd SING ER lew lhg machine. Phone FOR S A L E — 40 ft.~ o f grocery *tnre shelve* asrcrnbled really to in*tall. Phone 123-J, 6 - ARTICLES WANTED E U R N ITU R B R E B U IL T ** AND RECOVERED Your funrituje wil| look like new, will wear better than ever when our experts rebuild and recover It. Only the finext conatructlon materials u*ed. Phone 1112 for a free estimate and choice of material*. SANFORD U PH O LSTE R Y 11(04 Park Ave. Phone 1112 I'L L ilU Y your car, regardlesa of age or condition. Roy Reel, 6 ROOM bungalow with three 308 W. 2nd Si extra lot*, only $3,500.00. A COCKER Spaniel nr Fox Terrier. 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL good buy. Edward F. Lane. Call Mr*. Wallers. Phone 9139 "Th e man who known Sanford.1' at Trailer Camp oc w rite Box *)»•) r»J«.a * A N IC E 5 room bungalow In S A V E 20c out of every -dollar good condition loented close to you spend for fire, windstorm, school, church#* and grocery 7 P a l i , Livestock, Supplies automobile, workmen'* compan•store. You m u*l see this to nation, burglary, liability and appreciate IL N o wailing, Im­ I BUY cows, calves, yc other kind* of insurance, Ymi'll Phone R. W. Lord, 788 mediate p o B i e a a l o n . Price tike oUr divtdened paying pol­ $5,260.00. Edward F. lame, icies. C. M. Iloyd & Co. HELP W ANTED “ The Man who know* Han­ S ford” . -GIRL for soda fountain at Lan> ey'a Drug Stors. Pari time or B ARTICLES FOR SALE IM ITATIO N leathers In most color* and large selection of good upholstery fabrics. Robert 8. Brown, 2911 N. Orange Ave„ Orlando, Fla. PROTECT your health— sleep better) Dependable mattress re­ novating! Boa springs and in* rftrsprlng matters*** rebuilt! N ew mattresaei, beds, springs! . Hollywood bedel Bee our retail atore and display room at I t * W. FIRST 9T. Echols Bedding k Furniture Co. Sanford Mattress Factory Phone li a s and A72-J Have your portrait taken at NICIIOLLH STUDIO 220 Melach Bldg., Phone 1169 Children a eperlalty V J T A I*A fftE ice bo*. Elec trie Tuaatera, $4.33 ., - %m flv r # :4CO, INC. .r S 14 LOST & FOUND LO ST: Red leather billfold In Rita Theater. Call 60Q. Reward. W ANTED Collector and sals$man for $60.00 a week insur­ REWARD to anyone giving in­ formation leading to recovery ance debit In Sanford. Auto of Doctor’* Rag which W*» would help- Ohe and half day taken from hi* car Thursday required Monday A Tuesday. night. I)r. O, L Barks, phone W ill pay $26.00 a week salary. 000. A fter October lit, you can make $00.00 a week and up FOUND: Set keys In leather to $100.00 on this Job. W rit* folder. Can have by paying II. G. Idom, BupL 30 E. Church feu>! *dtt r- ' 8L Room 6, Irlando, Fla. L08T: I-adles yellow gold en. M AN W ANTED to succeed W. graved wrist watch. Reward Tull for 1600 family Rawlelgh Phone 423 J. business In West Pasco County. Product* sold 30 year*. Per­ AUTOS FOR SALE manent If you are a hustler. IB Write Rawtelgh's, DtpL PAIt214-1238, Memphis, Tenn. or FOR BALE—Dodge truck 1H ton, 1934 model. Six good see R, Hartman, Box 234, tire*. Security laimber CortpaLongwood, Fla. _______ U. S. Policies In WUJ shortage riPkllinnSnAB Hi AMRS COURT China, 1 hihppines ,N Au st r a lia Attacked By Reds _ _ MOSCOW; Aug. 13—UP)— Rue lng r( un ‘re * * pa per* yesternay carrie i u talk* agam-t American policy i ause Chinn nn.l tln> Philippine*. No The official Soviet Now* A ' uu-'e nry. T # » . had .t story dnleilneJ < A 1 inghui which asserted that , aid; iinesr fartmie* have bren fort - ;hy ht I to close because America t Iir,n tods were bring dumped in titta. T ) f Communist Part ,' ;rr<* wspaper Pravdu carried a story A w lot'ing the newspaper column. difi-si hv Hr.tr,w lekes. tT gC J Icls.'s i> quoted a» sayin.2 that j Csnr yivll war is in progress in the ,hf, b lilippine* and th.it the Am erica1! nored es- is ti< t |c bit-long. the irut.i <ecd i «iut tin* Maud. I’ravda lu»d a — ad line dclaiio.- that Atmrican (J„ . t Hip. were di fr-miinjf Philippine Hatorshio behind «n iron cm ; i .e y A Will Rogers Tire Recomcs Show Piece s o E^CirED f4V NE*«M S O N G - P li| W&’RE ON A lC I r ------■~ r rr— V IN T W O S M INUTES.J 'f i s w n r KIND AND refined, unattached lady-to live in home as one "of W ANTED — Will the family o f retired doctor and wife. „ No drugery. A permanent home for worthy person. Box 742, Deland, Fla. ILXBLADr InUmM In fiS work. U L Good sal ’ FIRESTONE 8 TORES need ex­ perienced help. Opportunity for rapid advancement Vac*DiMetkn livery. Call 706-M.____________ a Im -mAh ta V PJ--- 3---- --------- -pay -up* 1«r ‘ HUNTING^ KIAL M E L O D Y AND His B A N D - * 712A - r /t£ « 3 Const t o con st c a n 't t h i n k L r. T H R IL L IN G Ho -------------- 1 D A *0 'ft-O o k u p m/i'/ionS o f ea rs tunaef/o (ZWZ/L !' 0 trrA f ftorntfte x o n -as (JxL ||iiy| irism /ast note o f MAL’S a knockout ;! a l '' i^— — * NTV I N S P I R A T I O N - I M OST rP r % thank you 9 o n C fv t i YJA*3Nr I T 1— C oos o u t JUSTSUPEQ -1 DlViNE flr~ OYOrUid LCNELV ETTA k£ T T LISTEN 1 T O W H O M MV GONG. JA M O M - 1 0 THEM CHEECi 1 IS D E D IC A TE D * r f J HELLO D A D *'N ' E V E R V -jJ b o cry S n BACK1 1 HOME. am- tM stucJ/o audtanoz threads tn to o n ovation a a p p la u s e . r i ) w s ABOUT M E 1 D C iC IN ’ E T T A U P A T i TH E P L A N E 2 T 3 ^ y F YOU WEC2E VOUMG ONCE, LOOK A T T H A T M O O N - r EITA WOULD MUCH f PATH EG HAVE O NE ( - B U T Y O U Q S W O N T C U M .E IT H E Q JUMPIN'CREEPS, I WAS AFBAiD y X i O GET ETTA - j I CANT GET MY S JALOP STARTED .J so i gummed v z m 9sn<* i ftr&srz; r S M l u o O F T H E B O Y S M E E r J '^ 7 7 -------1H02.'r~Sx£St THATS OCAd ta k e m Bve.y TH, (SEE M U 3 C L G S - B O P G V L IT F O B EVE T H IN G iw L a t e , B u n Y c ab w h a t /n o b a n d * W H ECE'S THE G E S T ^ jjx O F THE W O tfs s im p l y f \ H A D T O F LY H O M E «i O N THE S A M E P L A N E H W I I H T H A T C-T a T ----- » MV JALOP, MORTIMER YOUB B L O b C PRESSURE MOM ”-V O U " H I, D A D 5 G E T DIDM DU r - H a jH E A P ME f ON THE ( t7C: RADIO /..-X - ^ / is r a w * r «L m Green ifiMT THAT YOUR] YEAH, IIIS ig n a l c a l l ? ^ ^ * ^ YOUTHROUGHTHE WIN ny._____ ___________ manent -PIECE m a h o g a n y Phyf# dining ooom salte, ftOO^ 00 caab. Phone 989. ;, RAGE FOUR F L O R ID A IIORICOW H E R E W IIK ItK P R IV A C Y 18 Itb S I'L lT I.I) - -ySif-~ =: ** cH— r.-u- - * =:*-T" * ~-_dA if - -* — r— - ri XtW , H u YOUR natutal desire for'privacy .ALH AM BRA. Calif A P . — An MSCUI WORKERS IOOK OVUt the smouldering w m k i| * (top) o f sn'Arm y A -28 bomber Which' itn ftk "in money matter* I, strictly old 4 noxl7. automobile tire Is a another ornft « f the same type while flying in exhibition’ fohniilon over the erOwd-parked Stale Fair Grounds Kdtlde mmhroom* contain 8(1 per respected here. *■Friend, and show piece in T * Lyell’ Pugkctl at Oreat Fall*. Mont. Four flier* died in the aMdent, along wtth three civUUn* who were In a bam struck relative* are not i|Ueiliunr*( garaKC. It P rm boved with Uk by the plane shown above. The shattered remains of aa.AllanRe’ Central Airliner plene (bottom) are ubout your credit. your em- name * WI1!. Boaer*." piriuftd near the Naval Air Station at LaFcliunt, N. J. Three persons died and three were Injured when-. Gibbons are the mn Ttir tire, ar the story Roe*, b, ptoJVr or butinws a»#ocial«t (International; will not hear o f yum personal longctl to the nr.-il Model A Fbrd of the anthropoid apes. affairs. There Is tip camc for embarrassment. Reasonable credit requirement*. I BY PAUL ROBINSON No co-maker* on’ money loan*-] •• F E A T U R IN G T H A T Variable payment p1un«. W HAT A SPOTTi I ONE F A M IL Y L O A N CD A C eO F T H E DRUMS' IM S I M P L V S T D iN T fS O O U C e S | M IN U F E .'! Florida Rank Bldg. Phcms R E A L E S T A T E — It pay* to deal throuith experienced brokers, if you bavo (troves or othrr pro* I'JIRKF nice young Jersey cowsDtie as law as 180.00. Photic perty to market, or if you are 7DC-J, 2 i2l UruugQ A v e . yourself in the market, contact 12 S P E C I A L S E R V IC E S Win. O. Itoncher of C. F. Batchelder, 2)4 Kn*t. Wn-hingtoi, Ht., PE RTILIZF.lt— 11.26 a bag. 2528 Orange Ave, Orlando, phone 8020. * Show card# and |m ters O -OF.K'S SIGN .sr.K V IiL ONE hammer mill complete will, O. H. InindresS. l*bone.lU2l power unit. GiiaJ your nan A V E R Y desirable J ltedrjBom feed, gilt* ami nu-»L 2528 house in excellent nclghltor* Orange A w . FLOOR HANDING hood, in splendid condition in­ and finishing. Cleaning sod wax side and out on large lot with D.WD ft. uf 2x10, 2xH, 2x0, 2s I ing. New flourn surfaced to per garage, 'W ell landsca|a*d and Also 2x0 totryue and groov* fretina. Old lloor* marie like new fruited. Fairly priced. Owner* flooring. 252$ Orange Ave. Cull ate moving from the city. II. M. GI.RAKON A T T R A C T IV E 2 bedroom house, I'HOTOGH A l’ UH Luke Mary. Flu, p luetic ri lly new, located in Have your BKHT pheluglutdi Mayfui, Section. Hus garngo, made at porches, fireplace, and is shel­ TH E KAVM OND S T I DID ly modern. Priced at |7,00(l. 8 .Stale Hunk lildg. — Ph. 1083 A 3 apartment house, well loc*' aleil and in good condition, on PLYW O O D rnwboats and vee butlarge lot. furnished, with in- > tiiin skiffs with two cyiindei opposed. «ir cooled Onun in­ mine o f $1(15.00 |o*r month. board motors, ranging from Priced lit $0,751). $(40.00 (o $545.00. Beautiful HOUSE just outside city Until* family boat. Iti-ndy for on on West 1st Ht. Four lo*dpied late rlrlivcry Pine Castle rooms. $ t ,500. Boat k Const ruction Co., Pine GOOD 30 acre farm with 7 Cuxtie, Florida, phone 2-2406. DDDGE • P L Y M O I T II room hoitrte. Fairly giHiil mnPA R TS A N D SIJRVICI diliun hut not modem. I'rired .FOB CARBIDE, L1GHTH. HIIDT 1U9 Palmetto Ave, P hiHie at $3,000. GUN 811K U , AND 22 C A R ­ A 20 tore farm in Mecca Hum­ T R ID G E S - SEE mock, 141 ii ere. Dl*d, 3 wells, A IIN IIIIi t o Mltoiii.it.i>e owl.err S T A N L E Y ROGERS one tenant house, 2 barns. A and driver--. IK s lu t , l e w huv*- ! H A R D W A R E CD good buy at $8,500, slrirt laws iinjn»ing heavy pen I SEE US TW O 2 bedroom houses In Kan f alties on inolnrr;-** who cannot I [.uuta Section, $4),5(H) each. j for pay a judgment for injury !•> H A V E attractive, new, 2 bed­ W IN D O W GLASS others caused by their lUltomo | room house with large living hlfc.* You arc taking u grave J S T A N LEV-ROGERS room, dining room and kitch­ H A R D W A R E CO. chmue it you drive or if your en, on C)rlamin Highway. Priced i automobile is driven In any uf at $(1,600. $1,(4(HI will handle. WHEN you buy a home, get u these stale* unless you are in 5 year fire and windstorm In­ PO U LTR Y and dairy farm close aured Hei* u> Ix'fonr you Ink* surance policy. You will save a trip in yotir car. C, M. Iloytl approximately J13 of the cost & Co. end pray pay the premium in 5 annual Installment*. See C. EI.J5CTRIC appliance repairs — M. Boyd A Co. w* repair washing machines, vurmirn cleaners, funs, mixers, A-1 PIA N O , A-1 condition sewing nut, bines. Trotter A p ­ 904-J after 5 o’clock. pliance Serviie, 3li| W. Rernud Ht., Plume 10*31 ,| GOOD used all sir.-) lM..ly Thay­ er baby carriage in excellent condition. May be seen nl 8 N A P K II' • 1t: ....... . developed, enlarged. We c o p y old photo­ Hanford Furniture Co. graphs. S M A L L portable radio fo r sale. N IC IIO LLS STU D IO 220 Meiscli lildg . 1‘honn 1159 Phone 313-J. - 31.TOrClly'Tr*lTer Park. SANFORD, f outlaw ! WHAT'S )f IT'S FRO# STO^E THE BLUFF. LISTENMATTER?] "SEND HELP q m STATION SURROuH Z f ( BY APACHE5. 9ERG® ^ l PRESCOTT ILL ANpP -m m Ja �I — » • >.■ T U E S D A Y , AU G . 13, 1946 THE S AN FO R D -------- e * —. 1 ' s s . j ^ r_ s ^ . 1 i — — HERALD, S AN FO R D . ^ t’ A G l • FLORIDA w.eu i i- j. i aiiif ii in» — 5 Affair Celery Feds Trim DeLand Red Hats In.7 To Buddy Lake Blasts Four for Four; Miami's Professional Seahawks To ON H,s OWN Locals Motor To DeLand Tonight Travel Exclusively By Airplane Hf AR TH U R UtU'K W ITH HrrsV) Sport,i Editor Jim Schantcl, little Runfotil mcundiiuan. let the I tel,and Red Rats down on four hits to rack , Au]> a 7 to 5 Victory la jit night at Games scheduled at the Lake w (he Municipal Park tiefunj ncnr'v Front 1'aik In the City Soft1,0 00 fans. hull League tonight indudt! Ruddy Lake, whose hut ha* gun if* I el ween The Secur'dV hoc mod the whole rearnti. led li.Lumlwr Company entry ami Fed attack an Hill Morton, lie The Snnfinl Herald an I a Jjuul porlsider with foui hit# in •eomd game U-tween the Heras many trip* to the plntx*. * jild and the Mu## Amusement The M i gut hot in the first Company nine. inning when Jerry. Silverman led T l >i llerulil i. playing a i f f with a simile into *ift field, double header In order to make Rob Tuttle and Dave Itride each fdllowed with Infield single*. igikc* up for several game* that the team m i* .:d by not having atr $ l l u n i|Uickly lined a urt-jinlng entry in the league ut the flm*. LloW into Uft to *rnre Silveritm.i of the sell sell. The game* will and Tuttle. Ilride »ruted in an »><t undeiwuy prompt I y at . j-IO error by the I tel-and iwmid I*. M. •acker and Lake advanced pi third on the. seine mUcue. A * Morton s m slowly wind it.; . . up to throw tl*; liiird pitih iii Os&Je Clurlg.J.akw, lu*k >41 in a P-3H and when the dust hud cleared Buddy had stolen home, i * Olurig drew a fi'-e pa**, we# • advanced to sect nd uii a single hi Al Hryant and (o', thud on ., (asiders choice ini the (day and L i lando TV 11 ■TIH scored on an error by thu lint ,5)U •17 17 SAN FU III* Hat first, sacker Wally N o n , M-.l ill* Yt " This ended the *c>.rtrig for Sae- St. A ug ust ine tlolam.) 'id !i01 forti for the Inning. * d[ lleluiiid dtew their fli#t him.I I'aliit kit Id Daytona Itcui h in tliilr half of the fifth inning Id L. f . l m i g VI* when Walt Hartlligtun led Of Ig Gainesville .I the inning with n single to <en­ Yenterilay's lle*ults ter field, fid low id by u free |iu ■ HAS'FUHI) 7, ltd .and 7> . jssit-'d to Alalia gei Hill K m ie, Daytona II 1*1. (iatno-vitlr h Kj Hill Kdwufds, and Nn h, tuel a ^ fielders choice hy Pnvtirk. aided lawnburg 1-0, Drlkoilii u 7 by an error by Led xhottsinp St. Augustine I. 1‘aliitka I A l Hryant. This nelled the Kid Giimeii I'm In \ Hats four run#. SANI-'OHD at Drlaiml I l . i only other urn that <lit lied Ol Iambi al I.i-e- Lo 1y ' . Hat« cuultl muslir cairn* in *!•« six! ji when Ito&ji le»| tiff witi. it St , Aiivuoine at I’alatka M IA M I. Fla. Aug |;|, (Special) Baseliall dub# *tarted |H>4 twni travel by uii on ,u limited ba#L this summer but the Miami Sen hawks c f the All-America Cu ii feivnce will become one o f the first piajjcr athletic teatll> ill the nation In travel exclusively hv plane when they tutnpe • In the new pro foetbwll circuit this year. Through thi* tlme-.uvlng mnile of travel lh| Seahawks will able to practice in Miami's warm climate during the season. They’ll remain hu e during tie- week and fly to the scene, o f their game each weekend. ^ First city to t*. ‘ invaded from the air by the Seahawkk will lie Hallituore where Coach Jack Meagher's men nm,>t the lluffatu Hison, the night of August -u in a game for the bonefit of the Maryland fir part rn.-nt. American Leglutr, ,* ■ T1 “ - ■■■ >-st■' Two Softball Games Slated For Tonight bu^*' OTl twills ftiUnwrtl by j Esiept for the nnutli o f Septwhen they nwing through the West to play Oeveland, S*r. Francisco and l.vis Angeles, the Seahawks will practice at th> Hiseayne Jenuel Club grounds W Miami Stadium aHIM*. Ill ttlU*t insiunres the Miami duh will depart foi it* destiualien a day prior to the snap and return t< Miami immediate!) following tin game. 1 ember <*altfnrni;i He in L im it e d ! 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REBUILDING JOB/ •mi- to poll .*ii \ ajteiir iii loi,l llu tn mill * r \ pr i ieni ei| in uidifinlrtl clnaa Knherxin cln*** inen D O ( 'S Um Hits hnnncd I f «mii h.iHt-hall pu d flu id fur atfoik I Hi |iUp 11Ik iiit* 2 0 *ji VS In-14ii •Hi* 1 1H I*si I U \ %( ‘1(110 l'.\t-r\ TiicKIc l!(>\ Slmiiltl I! ;t 4c O n e I . It H’ « Hm ||tltlisi(l|)H4-!y' tiphk' I ! L lit i*'i*if »Mjj 1111 ‘ i'li 11 « .»* *•**»*♦ N llihd |ih In MFMIAIHi.N V II W O W *hI til D1111r *W |j|I t-tevteI UK »*mtiit 11« s *i -iiuiiih Ih I h ceil Kami * of a or* for ih<*-reioriimTtT“ o f the L'tl'r,,, ......... bn. (n h p .) day. uf th*. playing Keiiwnn. Karh ; **niftoiler* u Im \vttv cun iUku aj% mnny n» five men w|fL h.‘ftinir *»|| I'linic of I hi" ly p r hill mine ran aiy'n U* i iilumliuiw 1 imlu any' men 1> l . Del.and I ' f n i Jinimv I!mI) i wufi fnfiuei Ita+i hrtll [da \ * - fio h f i **nd and •- * prcniiJiHii ■-f Uii |(el-iind Hu • f Iin JI A " i n in i imt is* mm irm UK | .d-Li t' .i.iinrl i ha»|f#*.I h. |[r*U I H IM K ID S s u i n ' . I'll \( l it I. I iii* ti .i r1 .* in.n l. nl .< I ...ii i.itm t i* li.ut.l |n. i ■»ln*«l II IS tll-SIglil .1 til I,.**, .11 I ...II HI l-X.li I I I . , , ui u.ir M m Ii,itlc n iiiiiu i.it** vvliu Ii Ii .is s ' . i i i - m li.ilm i; litis lim e n f ( 1st* y e a r . VV e r e c o m m e n d litis p r o v e n Irait m o s t ^ highly. —- .-i- ROBSON S P U R T IN G inti Kn-,t I ,r-i N l. GOODS Iii.ok I ll- t uf I’ D ) |l A t ,>lth \ ig I * ........ I r, i 11\ , i i " i ifll lOfiilT 111I VI' , I .|t ti) »erve a* intuit pre«idenl f»n ' M Itlll'KIalC r<H*thfl{! the duh, | j, .4' if . * lib IH I'll. If , t\l-tiHHiii iluberxun, who wlarred o.i todo) <l,i- T i g e t * would -ta't third lis*r lo r the lied lists , 'pniilicip i ... * ,u mi Kepturnlwt .-ltd A both in ..rnii pro and Ktalr *. pilot o f *i,veiity is expected t,* I ll-pot t including If. let telm en leagu e circle-., will tik e otrr ON T H E J015 Carload Boats Just Arrived We invitr ihe pultlic tu inspect ;il our new showroom on Celery Ave., tin* fam ­ ous lino of Von I nor I touts. i W e like to ic e the shine 1hot come* into youir eyes, after we have inatalled a new Zenith radio in your home. Your complete satisfaction is our guaranteo o f good businass. 707 M A G N O U A l-» f Mind*1 hy III I b " re,.-t<ed w hin Li H it. Ihe (julii'w ..I \\ lli.mn N III il ll ,,lt "‘iiHpriiiliil |h * -lip hi 1,"*'1 *,A,Vi ‘1 1 V!• uii si I. oirrr m .............. |l,n |.f ikhnitjltf v ( PI'*' d I'.. .... . nf 0».* I.ih l l-h* * I. \S I. Ml‘ *v hi k h *‘«I ( ID ai hIhiin il 4.1 * h»» I iff Unlit ** I ho >K Hoi i 'i m n i l V f M‘ n?win 'ui»U lh.il (lir " I I i m h i|iin \\ , V | il'' ttidei . ... If \ . * | O ki , i"lH t Sun. Im p , AVL. J. E. McAlppander, Jr. ■ M riv.. - ..I 9OW a J k'u •»! I FEATURING LEO and hU GOLDEN TRUMPET (*• i- : Ir^viburK -Yilw It"- (‘o S tb d V-Y t) V x i t • i i i i u ( - A'c ;tVS7 > T hit C I . . tn. ntry ) i ..I.*- on display l l ft. Moth Sailboats 11 ft. Oulbnurd Runuboul Hulls 171•* ft. Deluxe Utility Runuboul ELECTRIC S E R V I C E COMPANY T V O K tD n n B M T - ** » ‘ 1 . I H ’i ■ "" ■ t JU*i i * di nil* in ttiid Sfat =f . tie Iu . -.i i uj lim p till* j * *«h f e n d - - • 1 h ‘ I !: 1.1 . i r. ii. • .•!» .4 I h « J6.> AND * lilt *•! M. »,»•L-itiir o, b.iT.y i t\ I 11* till- lil t i> !*♦ i.il ff K,*h -------- , H i V ..f ( h r muliry atiil hr ;i*krtl s € i \ John I. hud hrt un her, ! . 1 ,,‘7 ' 1 OV im niii Hjiiii. C*h nhr fig iitnM t*” 1’" tl» ' 1 *iai> IDMl«rllui* Ih ' I loll I ulwuyn U t nil 11 a l s « l lM** ' V *'S We ttvni • MI1H ed I tie ni In ( h m holrl to r« « (hit! lev tmree* Id 11.< lung figti whnillhH*b . III. V v ir dill hint hy Iht fan • oiinnf* (nn mm in • i i »*f * 1 tJii-y It.hI iei it 4*i i d iv-Lfi . NK ' ll" " 1" gM jr ra l rlnro „. yu . Delong I’inds Seine tn .Miandmied Mouse tI, \ iit.-r nn (hi.* v« ai he «t t« tidi-*l Ho ........ .tt S a i l . * l o * * anti wo- hjitkmK hnj nwn nelcr ( i»ft ii. * ,n h 4Vriil ai lh h 52 I l In . .talii* nit* fiit jUVi-nlle * iIf it-> Ii*' 14**| mu \«.k iii r 111»w , w lip h*-* ,i itm - *»I Ih t* h i i t »t\ r i ! i pi t*.... f . t K, ,p ui k< .p u r U i o a * , «1***1 lhe» had lo «peod 11.. 1 I ' m i lloadloy and Ate <•-.* { * " h" u' •'“ * Ft...,da \ ft*-, I he race he proudly f h o w ' d l •S , ' " r 1M c u t same* ll t# Hu handicap G e n u - on the r* ... j '“ ," 1 , h r ' ‘>4.1 III.I HI'Plei i 1.. Dp. inillinnl h id . dllor— J * |S i II, hi I*etl4i..n 1 ^ K ,;sN i:i,v. Dlreetur (lams and Fresli tt's lif rwlrrte Ike fin =xth |h*•* «♦♦*- - » ■«*o4** "laiww—Sxkt I ,>-.**( a 11,rilif ■Witt (Hll Hit*' It .• I f lb. I of , I 3*f*.ln h .finite ■ iA'gnl Notice or m u! u f f wt*n- 1 <tt! H \ 1.. sA filMUliti H 1 In it M 1*^ ft{** P i tfl« 1r.il >- . I 1)1) y ,1 i» * l!M yrar-oVi! _Ao^(k. the .abolishmum for 25 )oars, ccnducte.1 ur. aamu.l j time a ftw jlayj) |aU-r and ?tep uf loilin g* pretty nerlously. They DeLim.lr FTa r f S l i m f contest f.o I c.l out to Ihe nuiun.l lo tr> 12 year* Iwlween Il'-JS and I P. m k. collet Ini .'IF* hitm and defeated Hut The annual sen trout drtl v •■ 1 Col.h dug in at the plate i> Irttiii 5(1 In U ta-irig p.'vivcd l>y the Chiinde-. "i in#, pilch 1* bit up agaim. 11 Commeree for the first time n e - ..glu field fence The #" ■ tile war Thr event slart# OcHd. . , -cicained through (hr- bin ililcf field The third wefif 15 and end* February 15, I'M, of^lht* park ii»t*» riy»hi i r n i r llert lle rnande*. Sr . of Sr t• SOTII H i n. lla.or -..i.t F n . l i IVsirr ) ,#n : u*tme hi id* ll .. chamtoho*b JcfiriiriKr hii+1 **-t'P ruling) t*H» ■I*. ll .*I I J)r H lill *.f KI..I nf.i ilif vi a\*"d l he \m*y in and a •Ill'll 4 Al.fill 1,1 llflljl. of I for |.Mb r * thi* Tiiat Uiitliifiol ilciLy fur Im • him. 'W l m t tin you think Illg Hr a tft*tit wcilfhliiK 1I imuiol a f*i| diiiii.d it * * i)H in | utiilr f pitThe y ou n.i*it-r t a l k e d iiWi»\ IIon 3«. of iflirl** IV nf (In* i "*#*i Fi ounrra and fnranui ivi|f #11 iim h*■IIIii( int) of 1 hr Mnifr of Kluihta. This mark vras only 2 pound-, i j lefi a .peecble** Jenning* util*in!*-*! anti lul flni tiy Ih*1 »*•(*■»i* don’t to In ol Ulorltlu «■»* Nnvcmtier 1, ISIS ounces short o f the then world wnk*. as he sni.{: it was Cobb." ■Jili*|i Kilim l»ini K r i ifllltluttB «»f Ih« .w ord. ( *1)111111(•■I im, phuiA in chia« aw a This contest is one o f three tleBrf %](I loll for a prrltHl lif I wo Caribou, ulthough they inln.loi >«-#iih i he fiilli)W(liu ii#wcrll)#d area major fishing events conducted the wide-open cruntry, seen, here, the olfoira being the annual Hi Kamlliidi* Umintjr* I’ lvfhta; Their • ' - liEKlmipiK al (h<* hrldff* mt (lie St. Johns County Fishing Tmitn- have nnor evesighL nr ir count* n»ml near Palm nament. now in progrecs in it* replionnl scenting power cftinpco Hi'ilnu^. rannlna W m i k Ijt ulmi* third year, and the annual Inter­ sales for their deficienl vision (hr nrw count> road h» Wrhlwa MpHngM; ilirnre Nirrlheitafarly atona national Rinck Drum Fishing Con Sprfrta Af'.-ld. ih*» UVklKu 111%'et Im Ut# Junction tell, which Is schedul'd to ta-gin of III* Lll 11** Wrklwn Kilter, (htence March 1, ID 17. Paris was the largest illy to a <IUIh raat ('My f**lh>W?PM Ihp little the world for 1,000 year*. \V*kiHM Itlvar i « the Midlit of hrirti!(iiii»r. ricepi (tint iHirtlmt « f T E A M ON T G I!it jtcrtli.n 11 and JL Ti»wn«hl|» 5® Ho«tli, I(.titan D 5U*t, tying .b#I)r. Leonard Uarker N E W YOHK, Aug. i:i-b V , iwrrfl U ltic SVchlwa Hirer and Optometrist new county road t«» WcklW* Two alLtln r team* o f I ho .ill American girl»* bnsel.all leagoe Hprlria*K je « examine I—Glasses filled Soilr*- U lirrdi) alien that the itulay revea’.xi plans far a po*l 203 8- Orange Ate. I'nmmioiloii will huM a p«hlk season tour. The girl teams «ilt htariuk nn1Um* !*th dar « f Aiijrii-I. Orlando, Florida i |» taic* a I ftnonevelt IfOlfl. play exhibitions in Canada, New Phone 4te7 Jirkififndlr. FlorWh « l I®;®® A.# M. York. P f j Florida, and n'rlorkf i r lf li t lf IP cloatBE Ihe a* possildy Cuba. boYe deocMheil i i p i t(* hunt I nir »nd irappliiK. IVfaona Inlereeled may apMear prreofi fell * * * O' - im *s * 11 itIli; p* i.* tl l .* a* . ffim d *r»i;t i o -i f ’ M m :t e tun * !t=; )ea? •’ is t .kjn. s* I tOfi it ■ < »t 4 rILi <» 5 t illy I Shyift mbve * .SniM 1 n tlut iVi fnced !H*»*• than T •»,>»» .! J It- V * k dl I lif flit n H rlfin l Jii'i i# mill I v 1 *J*!« * i lln ii*nat itliMinK Sfnrfirun I • . K lkhI i i * l i o / r i i d.*» ( nmih • iiliimlioi| i H i h l A r.f 14.1.1 * *.' I Hi—'l.t Id tut! *■i* Ih. I i) k a 1 liu.* M-* Its ol* i i*ii% VS hr Inn ln(> l bridge .-olbn....... While a stu ' " f " " ‘ ! hi 1.1 ‘iff • f ri|H4i* ■! , Irl I* I mi* -las 1i4*iii a 4.. ■ I "H, l|th m i ll* f.ti f m In if i||f II. m m W o ff o r d College »l r,,1" 1' ", f If|i*h N» * i va »Ih I hi St l A ti-rt I 4.1 III,*- hi- * )»i*4+l nmplf r f r I «i o e d l«* iIm * f i " Spu rla nhu rg , S l ,, he once |iirk I 11 ' “ J *') ran 1 I" 1 era ii mol! rvp ri irnced men thai Mil ( dljh l hit** 1i IfIf- fit* l *.f • lot tu-li nun I *»f I « ii Sa4 .itiii.il, ,..l UP l.i spades. From that W ■m Thr It Mimf i*| * *»i the< i.«< T h r liny ll\**il hi it l o w ». |iliHiT<> in I lit" 111- ( ganii Jtdiiu C minty < h a m h night nn hi* wni* know*!! an Spade ■and M |that tune •lo i lH hilt , m Jennings w ( wt * o f Commerce which spi.u*<» |‘jirt(M t* jiJhh upheld (I m unh \Vni«d. in coma into (h r puik foi a »i> Under league inlet mi eluh can uwprnwloil mill I In- $5tli( The (Khluradu (cam irv (he Huy‘a eve,ul. s h c i man |<>ut. TDu rookie wa s rigid ..>t »igu ttny other (Juin rookie piny i fin,; k t i c l Iiguinst ,H.«i(iei ! np Mr. llu ih e ti a s p o r t fi ________ IhiM'hutl league at Stockton, In Mfitnts't-v ie|i>ui nun v 1* 11* » * [ eiuiilfti- rlit ill Ii*-vutiitit 11 ,t?eais jtpit- \««.■ loir U I’rf *g General Chairman ol Trout Derby Named i - U etG i? n t th«» Ad valu e Hi ket nrder*- i 1* a S a SFOHH fiiop 0 1 0 n 7 ■* i kmtr* A tt ibte* tt-unlly sri|uire mck ready hiirh and Alumni m • Morton and Pnvlick, Sehulltel inline* K .lo, note. .-.| i hot O'Coi ' through fume idiyaicsl trlYiitdr* wHn have not n' t* ett ami Sharpe had failed to put \*kmeimu a. t-hmui l. i i*l:r or ihl.mgh a trait „ Lg,.t „ „ t e r « arc urged n> ,1.. Come Early! shtiu H • I'em nt , SPORTS LAUGH SPOUTS ODDITY ■if personality — like "Le fty " a t n u r .Gomeit ur "G en t le m a n " Jim Cotbell, i ’lhyers at tin- Pillnhurgh I’iiatc training vamp in C a li fo r ­ nia a fe w years ag o were sitting nriiUrlil the h*ki-r roum discusr ing i^'knume*. Pitcher Charlie C1. . n/ tro i H . hhI finally got around to tell . A1 \ S mg h*>» he IsTiiiie known a* i , Spade W immI Charlie wa, „ ) • » » - '* w n name.| Mit f ’ % Yxrfume oi t .mpnitant INSIDF SPORTS REPORT during Q u a n titie s [ m «uti# ( J A I S K S V I U . K , A u s , 12 (S| h*i itt k \\ rtlt l.ittehbcrK . ml I Itoiw-fiste " i ' ih I u' I s *cf t t»* np|»ien1i< t ii 11 f ♦'i n *i» ’ *• 11#*I Mn r 11i i c i* "r r i c k i Un lvernl ly of Mmiihi Slmnru A-* will I*V tlir lit**! b I*i|* f •»? tHD t wtK'itillnn and t 'mitt duller* tu the lll*tt Mtlutfr ■‘fflfllt l«»!1» l!niv«*r*ilV -Id l liave unlil H vimi iloii’i Hunk he’s nut of j 15 lo crdri f«»itil*iilI tieketn foi t a-ifv to U»e record lie ItMO M-iiMih 0,1 *l * 1,<1 t u m p 1 1 I in i !i«» 42 i lias if t llcniiU K. Stanley, dean dtiv**f i h^Tiik at l.fifnfacr«* of the Ct'lhTe uf I'h y -k u l lie hud J:U) iinuint*, 7H win#. I lion* Heath him! Athletic*, jojin! filit* t'ii hi timtLH, ithd bIiuwihI ed out I ih!u \ time U n it given him ti le conl U n d er u hew |joii* v the I V i a r t *»f Lem*- ut tin* nifii»e> illNl jier “ IVlflll of Inteli oil**!1In 11 Alldettrs ut i* ui «»f ik| inut* iiiul u vviniivi U MS tlilTVslfir A>lP) it ■ 4<j Hie U n lv e r i t Y e* klMiiu p.ihl ii|i •It fieirenl t*f ||ie tlllle* j nietnbara Of llie Aiuiuul Ajw-oehiWAS f - K f lt U i k J o t el '.itV S list! hi ,ike* filllet Hitt lllilfv | (toil niul Unlver n v i ohtrthiitoi.s u n iA p t 'iktis ytAt.fhai l i u never nwli ■prlortiy on iiikr? u n l * i - lor all ’ t, fi .e MHlil I tie la-1 UilUu gsillH l'«i kt **l tli led le, * k < < ,* 1 'ir, vi i ■l. i11 A hi 111111 ii 11*I »* hi ti ili 111**t '■ I#trt»11 t. \MKS IDMl. II I FIRESTONE MANAGER'S SALE!! auh r l* • (ili lilt , -i' • i nM«Tr«hiniv f 11* 1*5 .i •?* .Friincisco. 11t'c I..UIO--vdlb- ut Dix 1 ■n ., Iteadi ticket In if iirli- .in*! f ’t ' , * 1 I nidi ii tothlvi* • bunt' In v- h asanas s . s . . .......... AlIKtlM 15 ^ ill flidtl If! t|lKil||l< < lI \ S O f I ll U L I 1. U s l h ,,j o 'l iir u« h»‘l n tjii* n(w In Oh SiinfunJ tiuivtl u l<in* lu lu i*t A VS illiuiu. e 0 1-U0SJ <;r(1rr hi which ijn i it ft" i n r i v e t l ^ (he fifth wllro Lake slum,tied a llaynt A l 555 O r a n B lu n lrv *-spin lure! I lu ll t h f ™ tfiree base blow I. rielu .ent.-i S t t iiM f y L i i i i i I mii i Ii(HJ UnivpfMlh ic- oaf hw ut h k < field, scoring Un de I he local- “*jififan* tl ll.-u.iil M».w* I i 500 hlot of Hi lot Alumni mill i tin Scored their final mnikei » . tl ■’* ii 13 !tr1bllk>^ hut uiMimil u# filiuuf ihtui seventh it* Tuttle walked, -t >e Ihsfjtettn I -Mihw I vhIu \ N tftflit *or<l«*r« in hOv imt* i»f c»hi t second anti cum.* him.* ..n Lnk> *V \\ illiHHiw ♦. ilt iui.l t» 111 nil AlU'inpt !•» tu\. uivui Fl‘»rlthi fourth hit * I the e* 1*111101 Utb. Hay, tin t)|)|Miiiunity Ui Mi­ drove In four loo# to tneteu-e 7,-CUI It) *. 7.. ii» » * ni I UTIUIVH fils lend hi ti># pun* laitted in de UttlV(*rftm ulumiil mtiY fifftlliiti Security l.iimh i * •> <paitment ill which liu i ten.III.|' with Utr Alimml \ mm tiltlOfl III Slllllll.il II,-I .ltd file league, and he stole lln «-paying Out ^ u U d i t«* u l<n a I S i ih f .r d 11*r4si lit <"= Mu** Lases the ..<0111111' Alumni < Inti os ’ hnniuh tin « » u Amuceuie.it 1 Irul ofth e here in Ouhlf sVlIte ■fiave II r ile wu* Mi*, old I ..the Aflto AUlilLsI 15 nil Ilf k:H fe # 014111 uii the Fed lentil to ttlve iliinuL'- will be fMUtl Ih U * ord* (lie offer mg- of Morton t 111...1 la WhkH U m*v were i m . H h I In *. HtOn one hit Jiavi*dd«»-*'*s| ’ Am f(*r Oalnk^vllle ami in m o dim * awr. Ilf I'rfM with BjWlrr It'll In die itm i lot Score hy Inning* any otic parne peLand win n fl tn>n '• I * When slvepjnglfl the ..p.-ti wiib1 out u lent. 1 ig up 4onii" suit - f a wjmllireiik 011 the windy side 9 *od at the head o f your l*etl. Thla precautlbn will often avoid discomfort. -Sports Afield. M IAM I W ,-i i H 1Itack. ihteh VM--n* h M 1, , ri j ill Unit net |dn\ e m > i -th n? 111 tiirlfU? kl;i v la ♦ \\ t OR- *•* l|.|tlle ...tlOO V Vegetables Flourish And Flamingos Increase in Number A lter tiff* with Sun Francisco and lo - Angeles, the Sruhawk* wilt leate for Atlanta ScptcmU'' -7 where on the following da' tlu-v meet tl*. Ilionklyii Ihalgers in » d iu iily game for the benefit of the Atlanta Variety Club's we! fan fund Tic1)' will urrivu in Miami mi Septemlier dt) to pre­ pare f‘ *i then home i pcnei Mun•lay nnht. October 7th with San jtH’key limit ah » 'itiir ■Y Priority For Grid 1wongacres Ace Is Tickets St i 11 (lo (;»ling T» !>»■ M?r i To Florida Alumni Truck i\t Seattle i, hrmlrtl Hun foi ; STANDINGS Hialeah T o Draw Million Visitors In 1946 Season By Jack Sords F IV E SANhORD, FLA. Works f �s THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE SIX TUESDAY. AUG. 13. 1946 Fifteen New Faculty Members A rt Named At University Of Florida G A IN K H V IM .K . Aug. ' ! With *n ‘unp^errdcntrd iiumtier f frc h men ntxl aophomnrc app'ii'utinn. nlir.nl> nti filr lit lit. I .»<•! it> o f FlutItla, In. John J. Tinei'l prraldunt o f I hr t'nivvr ity, artnounrrd Inda) with Hoard id fun. Iro) approval thr appointment of lf> fijw faculty member* to tin* U niver.lly Ctdlrgc, lovirr diviaiun, In which freshmen ami *o| homnrr* matriculate. Four of the new faculty unrahers werr appointed to tlin ex­ or newly appointed memhfi Dr. William Ifn if. 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'n iv e n ity el Washington. Itolirrt K. Carson. IIKLC.N m i(lflr«| «fi<i ri m m If \ 111» w iu ju lr H i< Semlnol. I daV of n V I IK H N O O N clerk of Circuit Co |t> Snrlne Norwood l»e|iUt>' Clerk I'frLiln Hill *«f »m|ii » c i l n * l imi ff»r ill%(irr-i% I «i iutvv iirnilinil ritriill KlitffiU. •*ti »*r f»« fhft-f Itule O a f , tin- rn Hi lilcml.cr I H L In i|<-Ia ii II ihrr»<»f m Ii! t j.f ,-r r <«1 K f l ' A l O . I#**i ih»» nrtier lie fitibl I Ilf* M A I j1 lime frq law In Hi* MAN p o l l I » H(4iif«nl. KlmLI.i .% new! Kfneml ‘ rlrcultflion In m I o f tl •> liumanitir. ili|«rtiiient in rm de : Dr. T * ». 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<. The offlrlat LEGAL NOTICE PACKAGE S T O R B KT ST. ARCADE Biol. T k c x t S M NOTICE TO THE paint. i panded humanities i>'|>nrtment mid ntualcinn, who for 7 y i. it i under former Rhode* scholar, Dr. taught social -t ud ir . at Stephen < iffoheri h, Davidson, himself a newcomer to thr Wniv«jr»ity. Dcnn Dr. Thomas A K. Unit, forrnerW. \V. Little of the University ly a fiieulty mend*i f Hi* Divi lion of ruituial heritage of !!>• p a d mid the influence! ’shaping tin pro- Milk Mixture for S to m a c h U l c e r s A Ifc m i mrtlHL.it fly ujm dorU*« Bt*\ he«tpAUl» cvnywhrft h it pfnrtn umwMlijr •.ucrcwfTjl in (be Ueatment *iutn•<h » il(m rau»*l tfum a m i 10 4, It »• a karmlfM pftMr»!ion j f t m In nuof (a m It* pim t 14 ilu a u d i idcvia i l i u ^ j f UBrnrduuljr.'Alm ire»rae*fxJ«l f « (*• pak»< |ndi(«ilwn. Imftlittfn due to hyi*r M ^tljr. SwQrftfa may tvm tty thin at N«rw l»f lamifiiuKe and ACOUSTICON ANNOUNCES Utem turc it the I'n ivei «ily* of Michigan. OtD r new fa m ily hnpointmei.U o the university f'olle.'c lire: Dr. filej lifui l ’.‘ '•'"ogle,. assoelnt'' p io fiM i r o f F.iik IM i , Filin' r mi m l* t of Kngtidt fam ily, Gill* varsity of Illinois for I! yearn. Di. Arthur I. Funk. assoc'la e nrofe- ,,r. ,,.yirriran institution' Fi rtoei hUtoiy piofeMor. M t ' ii'lAInnp Junior L'nllrgin lieeen!v ilinrimnreil from I' S Nuv.. Dr. Fuifene Ashhy llmunioiKl, qnora'iiito p roffeior, »ocl,d Mien.,4 . Former iuMriM tm. •ai'inL.wei’ fl FREE CLINIC Fur Hard of Hearing DIRECTOR OF THI O ffICI of Mobilization and Reconversion, John R. Steelman (rig h t) 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 om ce ot Economic Stabilization. (international Souodohotnl i.jiru _ (fnlyrpaIjoejL-l™ lleallh- Hoard Warns Vacationers And Beach-Goers 01. Sun And Poison Ivy Atcabtltic ■ l-xtl# fd I.URIN fium tbrirdruf • JAGKROSVIL1.R, A u g . tit (,V) VarnU^'in'r« and lifurh. Ow tact w ilh ‘.| ninosi ivy canoe* frnn wlisrht gi' i h were wurni'd by the State sympUuns Ih isd " f Health tuday tn 'g u a r d ictliitas ami Itchimr nf the .kin ryrtimt the well known “ summer In cvn(tC<’rntiMl swellimt and l*i*fHie iiiies" —ft iii much nun and lers ami r r v e r r , burning «etis-‘i but«. Mi»l SJleJr u mmy fitiunlrl irin fur sale by lomry's Drui r • ‘ end I'm * Store* every 11,1)41111 ivy. MariiiK vara lion .line ihe nver ,tv* jM'i.vh who ha. liven venpvil ip 1,1 nn o ffice most ul the year iia a KlrotiK dor ire In go t mil in pen ns much ns possible. Iluw -i 11 . Iitt'i> do they 1on Iire that the nvernae “ w inter" akin van Uand nhmil If* In 20 minutes oxHim e to sjinllglit the fir^t day. ROBB'S HOME BAKERY 217 EAST FIRST STREET H O W TO M ORE IN U N P E R V A L U E D 'SECURITIES l*rospectu» on * Dvspitr it* ability to n o t suffernge, poison Ivy (five t inir wattling of its presence t .> all who will m i' runtinn. It i* an ea*y-to-#pot plant made tit*, of Tl, mtvt ilny. if the skin ho« rosemldinK the oak leaf The ,,,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 rontin n t tnrreaaivf It* il'iaHKe ea< h day until the j Aiiraisam .ngei of .UiOitirn no hitiy liinidvd pi PHONE 864 J I N V E S T $1000 O R Hesjiirsl STAN COMSTOCK Im rst in n it Krrurlllrs Phone I,X0S— Telelyps O i l M Orlando t t r p m e n l l n r T. Nelson O'ltourkr, Member N-A JU> liaytona llrarlt, I la. thmn T in family physician -Imi'I'J ite rnllod in sUrh cates. Unlit !>•• ri mes, wa-.hing the nffectv I art a. with mihl miap anti rinsing well | will afford amt i- ndirf. TV/O "IRON IUN0S"’ t^r 1 .ti*' di iwn lirmg loot»I ! •» Ituwn to Moini’i, I » . * ' 11-tent " f |t)llo i, hi'tc i plileinlc '■1i.ltile We st ii 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 ( I n ir fF lIlfiim u l) Inr a m . n ui ntty .tw i.naaawi wmt voui Q u a l if y o f p r o d u c t IS I SSENTIAL TO C O N T INUINC. SUCCESS apoiiis »M0 Wt *xt UNO YOU WltNOUI coif out 1*11(1 MOCMUMon t'NDUVAtUMIOn SERVICE T a k in g full advantage of today't im provrd m a lr r ia lt, the** new K e lly , offer real Ptu» Value* — • fstiongrr Coed • Cooler Running • Kite* Safety • Tougb Arm ocubbet T re a d '• Longer W e a r f K r l l y i have alw ay* been To ugh * »■ « — *Y-fS a fe — **Dependable. Com e I n and are for yourself why thewi new f- wK e lly* are ttiU the D o t D u g THREE PIECE BEDROOM SUITE Quality plus Value equals years of satisfaction when you buy a e such as this one . . . Comas in beautiful golden Maple . . . Bed ist of Drawers, Vanity with beautiful plata glass mirror. Staflord’H Service Station ‘Cor. 2nd & Sanford *. “Il’i Ea*y To Pay The MATHER Way" * t s .im -------- 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 o f your hearing and a drmomtratJon of the , NEW SUPER POWER ACOUSTICON UNIPAC , . . *all — — — '—or with batA hrarlng aid that ran ... be worn — as an In one'—or battery larger than Ute end l i r lr * separate. fAl Tom a aiaas Thumb » ——■■■— •»— - — . , no —^ -----•• * f u l l - _____ _ of your thumb4gives amaslng In *'this new ---model. Fittings — ^ _ rpower - - *» »•* — ..— , _1 bath bone and alr-Uuly made from rtrvrn diffrrent1 rnrlvrrs— r n rivers—both atr-Ualy hrarlng Iciys. Here n»w b the hearing, atd you havo been SPECIAL ! WF. ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE THAT Mr. W. C. Laidlaw i I* a trained specialist on hard-of-hearing problems, and take* urwirrslanding Interest In hrlplng Ihe hanl of hearing, will ACOUSTICON McRAE CO. V^loridA XVr*t ('o u t DU&riliutor rrofrksloiul Hide- •716* Cm In i Tel. Aire.—St. St. iVtm burr. FU. Peternburf, YU �In U n ity T h e ra l i S trength — ' To THE WEATHER |)MN| the Trace ol Ibr.kV.irld; Tliun.lri showers tliia afternoon and piirly evening a ml again Thursday afternoon Fair tonight and Tliurs* To Prmiulr (hr PragTrsi of Aatrrtri; H To Pro dorr Prosperity for Kaafard. a n f o r d D A IL Y NEW SPAPER day AN IN D E P E N D E N T 1 i VOLUM E Established 1908 X X X V II Two Detention *Ships Sent To Cyprus Island '■! WEDNESDAY, AUG. 1*1, 1940 S A N F O R D ,. F L O R ID A , m o rn in g . A .n o r ia lr d P i r n NO. l- r a - r d W ir t Bulgaria Makes Claim For Greek Territory O f Western Thrace A t Paris Conference Named Kingpins Of Globa) Black Market a Decrees Issued To Give Jews One Year In Prison For Any Attempt To Escape Mayor H. J. Gut! Is Main Speaker At Kiwanis Meet [ N IC O SIA, Cyprus, A iir . H , </P)— T w o detention ships escorted by tju* B rit­ ish eruisyr Ajux *huvt» an­ chored *in Km mu; ii si a liar* -bor. ‘ T h ey are carrying Jews (irrcsted in recent roundups in Palestine. Th e -^fediips were in-eu»|.ody o f the A ja x anil were describ­ ed u« iletenli.ii vrocli m u . ilrio discipline. 7 Turkey Said To Have Turned Down Soviet IMan For Defease Of f - Dardeuelle .Straits Fighting New York Pier Fire lly A..(.united Press p ™ Billy it na tmlay made a ■ fonual claim fur, the Greek j le riilb ry o f \VeiUertt Tbracu al lutlay’s llleetitiy; o f the tparis Peace I ’cnifi-feiit'e. Bttlt-'jsi.tit I’o iviyn Milliliter IG e o m Ivotilialiev fra ilk I v .i.liiiittcil a .shameful ullln iiii' tviih (ierm ant titmii# *t*the ";tr , but jievertheleM IMany For Opcrallop Of Air Station Pre­ sented By Official To fur the,t- boa Ih y i i tto eviVI >s iliiin lib Llllhlivte drer uf the arrival, ol lit* I.0 MJ ’ti t« f him |M : m v o* nib illegal .■•with immigrant* who i <11 *i by tlii* Naii y «1 .% «**■- 1 w r i t ih p u r li-tl fro m Palestine v< * '- • $ will h» u,k«-ii l. t.l sy on two troopship*. T h e * bv tlie C ity of S.'ihfonl i.»i * (li st of ih r - p iniIi m k i » n f i'i] > S 'V t.k n M f p e rm it n li n A itiiin a i pretrd {o ill •■mbark al CyprusJ L j l j ' b 1 L i \ 1*011 t u r n * t h e S u n f M i t l tomorrow. The governnien o f •'>■* \ .1 c , t t Vi r H t l i t I * 11 o v e i I . , t l * l i t \ tt pr.i - tins issued a decree formally . 'i im i n iw 11111r 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 fo r uny who try to t a ­ s.I I31||I f ( V H o , k|* rn I " . A Mmiltii penally i» p r o ­ ^ Pniiiipnl lleriiiiu* of vided fur imrsuns convicted o f. oltllng any o f the refpgc ui to csn I l m l i * i l l |f1» S e l l H i d A lu i f o i l The lour W a rn e r Brothers 11 ml llw-lr father named In ttic- Criminal InvcMitfnllon [XvL*Ws,. of tin* n ft cape'. •it t In 1 iuit|i Wo f .=1 I l> men 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 1ls*|.S .11 l..ll . 11, 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 liu d i u blistering son to i-»un Shanghai (China) terminal* of lhe iirtw'otk .... stlil r * 141- but a ir t» nig uic,-tl ,,ue ,,| ■ m,. f; ju ■ *i . m i 11 Jit * s * • •tork on tlw* ilcteiillon lum p* ar>- Robert, tornu-r Navy .' . ..a m and now t’ NNK.A tiuiflc manager In Alt <i ml, tending to the barbed said Standing .1 to 1 ■1 I I ol V* Ii ... . .1 Shang hai; ia-wl* W a n a 1 In rnicr air font* hruiriiani .md now airline mctcnrotigist in Berlin who was wile fficlusuir. were Jiininu-il with 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* o f military truck* loadc.l pi 1^lit* f in b f e • "1 Harks, where he w h s ar o wtul tdiuidllig are Alfred J 7 Nca York •■«[«.r!.-r and David Wa rner father with equipment amt supplies to' of the uuartet Hit* ' l l ) IXJHV I U O H T E I * IIY \ K W Y 1 111K I lA lt .Y M I H I t u R 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 bill tire I It I rd Hi L..\ Meanwhile, the llritiah A r m y 1. ‘ he- itlHil p r o g M .t Th«* Na vy and A i r 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- e f fiiitelv lion In Palestine. Le ade rs of Ih” -1Ik!It f o r it tiny He' pli»t*«*d ll»e threa arm ed service* ha ve agreed k ..f tlie » i x eoiitif dho^ 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 1if temuti nil*l v **•-' 1 *f government's decision to en.l ti­ C til* *hi ill) fi*r !l«r tnim»V#T of •*,. lit#- .(iVHiK l e n t . .»! d t up no t i n * H n i i f i H t ! \ n v f i l V st M . i l M ' h t . j ff Ifg a l . e n t r y o f Jewish l e f t l t i " * inndoli ■iiiiip hutflvi *tfi» o ( h e * f c t y u f s t i i i 1 1 *-111 y i t U i > | * 1 tinJo the H oly 14 1ml. «l ii*- ! a n.t I M-bl fto it one h- 1li*' > | ri.iuiitiiiiidd that tin1 Hilly.ii l*n Vim) loot not fo.ifh l agautsl the I A l l t e - * [l» a n y 1 1 * * 11* I h r l*o ii# *,t Man Lauds In Jail After Being Free Only Four Hours l>UXliHll , « Ik — | The I in to teachers g ro u p s , Lawton’s Condition -‘ *"«d jMth i high, uf Reported Improved by they will <fhe rendition of Supt. T. W . laiwloii, no w in Hiverside o i l * (dial, Jacksonville, is rapnrted to l » much improved. Meanwhile, the Seminole County Board of I'ubtic Instruction at a special session Tuesday, appoin­ ted Herman E. Morris as acting superIntemk'nl until such time *a Supt. laiwton Is aide to resilhla ^ his dytki. The r.-solullons of tin Hoatd ■. provide that Trof. Morris perform all duties o f tha superintendent during the ntetim. This action J was approved by local school trustees. 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 at 005 Palmetto Av«nue. IH enllated In May. IMS, ami waa called to activa duty •im­ mediately after he gnuiuat'Hi from 8'mino1- 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. Ur. Ray plan* to enter college tu rn Own 10 to IS cents a sffecUre a t once. The will - be u .p e m lin y tin * i . h i**f Ativan. »• 11 itniing, C c m n fr. K . K . P a r k r s , th e A ih u n n lV a tile, n n * l L i m i t 1 «»iti»t! 1 I II S ig lv V **ffn e i l"t l J with the 1.0T m 1e ft * if m g to th* *1 he Hik *n t'Vfi 11« 1***f i**i \ io l i m n i f i f ul 101 No n ' l l i n -hop lx*., 1hr- l i - t e n * n i y w»l*t uni iii of «‘i|ii!pineof , u n i H.»- « o m p le t e ly «**pii|ipe I ih* t 1 it'ulluli bulhlim* .lO 'iillll I|lIII, 19 ba* lin ks* •Mitip" iif ja il j f r f f . <*htp« meim bull, th ilk .llr mid ^rthnnH iH lritt jijiriji rtiU Llminhvr ur ('iHniiienr tbiii 11- _______ _____ have 1 hat g* l a m i n g ?«, l b mild LanpMoi t f|| Villi IwiA pen-in v if all matter-, pet an |" r I l‘ |»e F' i Memnriul llo-io Th- uf th e I *i Wall Street Workers Holding:' Strike Vole Bargaining Rights Won By C.I.O. In 71 Southern Firms ATLANTA, Aug. 1*. (AT— n ifc CLIXJ. I O announces today U has won collective bargaining tight# In Tt Southern firms sine* tha beginning of IU $1000flOO campaign In Um South, (touthern director Van A. Bktner **r* the .71 units hart It tou t o f IOjOOO or 11.000 workers. BlUner said to Atlanta that f C.l O. has loot ten elections1 Um drive began In Kay, Ilia finanelst tkkrra rarried a warn Ing that thera'might lw~ delay* .and « d omissions and that tran.ac tran*ar tious might not te published lu sequent*. The .Wall Street work­ er* are meml.jf, o f ,the CIO United Financial JBmployr. Union. d e n ial ut* fo r ’ .ml tli.il her th* Hiilga riw n lb I It * Vt iKtPI (1 - I« -h e t'liUrl 'till the I: j* ti 1 } th.» Hi 'hi' 1ltn1 ll lllg vht. N 5. -pit** bet fC sU tiift , 1 f tin • 11 in i|b| m o l r l»» G i t 1 ri tiutiv 1It4j.f1 to help hei •tunne tbs- wi*» I h. Hutgariikii ifiinosiff iiM inlati *‘ d that »*LU'JIJ Hizlgjitlaii lierT1 killed lighting tin* iH -i'iiif* ni I he b.tb, 111 I hi I b i L at mu tie Ieg a tit pp.t m t t It a**-k * hiiiiia 'ti ih 11^ a i • ,,|>4 » ||l I i ll \ * \ *I 3*1 1 U* >I I hr 1 Itill r-i-t-1 ,* s* In •lav I *•t 1itM -n nt t* |.i e - e n l h-jj A 0-1 I *Hn ' r|t| i"4eti(A - rise mm • A t t- *41* .^ Mta iKw ipu,.::.; . K lii 'Mil H | u l*'t1 in th e N ,* i 111\* ,. in y*a h i . , • »fiv Iv :: <*|i> n •-*•.•** ii:.l IjLan 111. Al a 1111* I'lihlisher Dies Of .VouikEs In lliclnl ByiiiuimenJ uiu*2 l I--, tc. \ear oikl julbliAlier' l .s tiiilltetllate r»j- 1-t | t In' I.U k . . .» A lit lliltd I Oi (if .ita ia ■lin e I IG itiG lu l » 0 • s*-. wi 11, f no; la ml uhlt !i Ik io data kmnUMi, I if ill 1,1 V • •* * !• t*pi • • it vvu: d»i d m - *'f ii* ? "J % •**> Hill 111 ' l»«f J'l l‘.l s+nj 1 1 i t . • A d tp L -iiu ilu s t . 'i n i j*. g a l h e I m g t 1■fh111n11* tv * 1*1 1 hi 1 il.i nel Iet. '9. W ell in fm ip i'ii .Htiitt tit U lm d H ii I .uul llia t 1III key h a - i ub-puj o ally tiiriipil ilovt n deiitniisl | th ill the s liu le p tf •liuit*’ be 1111*- - >st iindei I IL <9t fi n Ii; |.idol 1 nffice 1 M * i H iit o h * IM* ptM I s k ■r . 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Im a fin e liv e « i n - ‘ w lii'ii* l u n w n y . o l d l.iiililiu c , J m v r c i a l r n l . r p r l . c . will not Uvulv.- a a u m W t w ' altd vl.-c m . i. i . ih #>fi in irm «Im r th e u t tM c n i* . b a r r w i * i n j f H t of F i l l y L o t i , a g i x i I . h i 11 r o l l e d *»**. J jM,rn d tte d xulil Mayor Cut- San 1a l e ■#*m.trolled by the C « | hiih .School children o f Semirndc There alte w m , about to ptw% mi developed by the N a v y . County are expected to take «*»-*• Hie ^irettlftit liublcs" ill » * P n ^ jM ln ln g given to n to* .1 j ;;;rv r : ; ( ,v, 'first city in Yoke over |" ,M‘ lly R i i g e n .a lly r e r c n lly liatl d e i lo t c l f , ! f 7o n u u il m e n , o f » h « 'n r e a l a n d p e r s o n a l | .ro | K U ty in -■ * ‘ * tlte Itaw lia Foundling and Ma­ o f llg lil in the spectacle uf- aeein/ H u t tlie n o to rto iu K i t n g l o i . i *>t Home, Plttebunili, 1M , a t n t i o u « d t i n . t y p e , l i e a d d e d . their teachers carrying hooks nml ternity Il'M lI.lo S Iln Is «l p i o l U t i .ti. u i d a y s . A l C a i s u i . - , r i ill when llu. bottom fell out of hrr sweating under intensive study; i .in , M ille d (T il c a g iia y a m ill lilt .m d platus~or Kuiwlhlng sllpixvi however, It is hoped that i\ Vice n u k l'lA . (IntcniAtkinali tern for guidance o f etudrnt* in Tlw* tnlttl shotgun l i l a . \ t . - i sere the county; wiil result from re­ flr.il ut< Ute aged raring news search done hy the local teachei*. puhll-.lier us he AUrpio-d liL. mi I)r. ,1. I'omard Root. Senilnole lor a ti.ifllc light at tiouUi tilate H igh School teacher and ehahrO lifT t u n it astir 8U n ? t ilv n d iln c man o f the Worahop Committee H e h u d ja illc d t o t h e rid ., snesa were going to eat tea in- K . m i C By Arlene W o l f o f the County Teachers Club, is [ atrad o f drinking It, because it o l h i s i r a l l l n g i M X l y g u a i . k . u h i - n A P Ncwsfeuture. Wrilei particularly illteersl in setting NE^; V(W K, Aug. it »,r an out truck drove to the r i g h t bad quantities of vitamin C. College girl* w e r e w e a r i n g o l d up a testing program* that will Organised Wall Rlreet . m i n . A 12 -year-old New Jersey lad o f U i e i t u a r d ' a c a r i u i .1 h u j t « i l fashioned nightshirt* instead " f enable the teach1*-, to guide the are holding an anvergeicy nteri won a needlework contest----- his H u d d e t d y n t a r p a u l i n w a a t h r o w n , atudtnt as an individual. ing today for the anhouii.eil |>nr pajamas. Chicago w o. leading tl-i b a r k n n d le a d ' n n d flu m e b m » National ta-ague, Detruit *h« competitors, 250 girls. A * Chil­ p<»# of laltlni a strike vote. fro m th e in u zzlca o f t w o ah o tg u ic . _. . . . . . . . Amerlcarv A Wisconsin fninxr dren's Ituprau statistician con^ ^ ^ ^ I L i v e n M i b a h q u e n l l y o f f e m l 25 •-r jr v f =; -: The meeting threat el, c i to < *• wwid h,'d discovered h o w l o gio rf firm ed tL t theory that moie boys , t|umsam| .lullars reword lor • I n lay New Vorlt St.v-i Ks.lmmfe pre-salted celery. You humns'd I n wartime than girl*. | a r r e s t n n d ronvkUon of H e - u - w a s ({votaUcns, and wxtra i>.di..- de­ t'On the ’ Atchison, Topeka anil are b o m 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. b u t tliev reason than anyon, else. A thros-! Jmi-e not been Identified or apfitr.-rt dlatricL S. 0. 8 . (Slaves of Sinatra) to-nne shot named IIitem won the, prelietided. Remember How It Wj»°— On The Day Of h ail \ A ftr r tlio in tro d u c tio n ^ th g r o u p w ill | M H **ei| to t h e Im ru * o . A uk . w h e is U jm d i, IL A , .W hccK W 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 ear I v *o*h*i •• fun l itntloh. will lu m m a i o t in m iiI In l cf 1 I ) * th«‘ Miofprui viRiiuh Nilla r» i the f n - i t#?x| fif the lei 111? undei \dinL Rtmfi Mi >1 to, t1 of A v ia tio n w I! t tiiim . , tin J u n e J4 L i l y wi|| lake uvet tl* • hulhiwmg V oiinlr W heel* t mark*. Aditiuiil bavi-nn » i •»ei»t a key li« Mnym Hu* 11 li ig the t n u o f n f th. eft#1* which 1 Mtnill Wheel. iptdii y I' otlir el ew tie 1 111 * * k , It . k. ■»! 1-i*e ill M il} M 11 v 01 (J u t, T h in s c h o o l w ill u * e n u t o *iiy III,. Ilium, k. l.ul the* mess luill ! imit' f i . t L H i. l e e k «d fittm jliitHiil and :n f Trade Body Votes T o Ask O PA To Remove Rent Control In Seminole ••ii It ill I*- Si h.»+d *put rf o r- ) W Iln R ll}«> F k r n ln a It ilt. I I the HUQ am i J O Q | ln ilb h .tr. th ill pi mI o - t*-il MTVI II i.l .1 ....I !- 1 f o i 11 * * • f a * ? li ■'• '• • ,* n i i m b e i of i WWIlfi’d • ' hi ll *0 111). 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N i 'LJh i hriiil of Aifminiptrntioh; 1.1 it divided u p o n S \ Min t LiiiM * e th«buil.i k s lo t i b f-ll n o n • sL'jtph*litut d i -- a iii ii 1b*-*-n m-f . . to* * 1 *ht? . nmp^ fivmu for the m ij *ilmi Ly [ fr*n n J a c k s c i 11% ' i l l * * , w i l t I n * cmnpanM by I'.'Veiul tif liu »i 1M m t t n , i n a r m g o t *if M m l o fu i u f tin* F iiftiiJ jj P o w e r a n d L i g b * C c u ii| iu it> * l * n c k h a i i » o f I t u l l n u i ‘o lli*i/ ” ' F m p lo y t > Y 9 o f th e H in t** W V I f t m * r n liir y t c h m d c o n s u lt a n t , S a m II o ffic e lu t e d l l i o j - ' j c u l i u r 11. l i o n i t 001 e u f I n e M u t e i « p i i m o e n . j o f lliM ith v u « h e p e e r e d in t o c a m o f E d u c a tio n , u J u n i-'r H n r a f f p a r k e d h a c k u f t h e .V fe in ch G u i ld w lio u l e a n a u lta n l a n d < D r. I'n u l ih i. W h e n llo o th K ill fn tu a n d r v n ' * o l t h e A l B t N ) i n ,i , f o i y t * * * ' i i M a rle ,| M r . C o V in u m V c a r u n i. n f n ic b u t iU U e at. A u b u r n , A la ., t in w iim e n te le p h o n e d fd m i “ ' b n tf ir * e ir n u T ifg h acftn ol io n * u n M r . C o le in a n ru sh e d h a c k , irrah an t. b e d th e m a n b y tile a r m a n i j I'I-j c u r s e . d - » i | {n c d t o i n s t r m t f o r c e d b i i n t o s t o p i b u a u l o i m i b i l e | I r u r h e t s i n v-a n o u n p r o ld e im • I and d e t a i n e d h im u n til I'o lic e ! t h e ii w ..ik , w ill * t r e » , t h e y u n i C h ie f H o y (i. W i lli a m , a r r iv e d a n - o f th e lu d lv id iu il s lu d n n t George T. Ray, Jr., l* * llilhis (int, A 4I n i 11 < i l f J a i % 1 tie* are n | * d n ) at attend tins T i i - t ’ounly Workshop msliucti.m p r o gr am s t a r t i n g - o n A ug . lit at I * m i i h i d e Hiith .Sduiol. M l* s Hull A . Hand , county mipervi.or o f Initriicttorf, will lie in chnrye of arrnH|femelll*Hr. t a i m ll F t uiii Ihu*, jimffii «**r i»* Mu* t Inm.I f • In■'■>»Ii*fii 1,1 tlit* UiiivrrMty of Florida, uill I m n d t h » * * 1 n 11 » r f i i i n l n j e t t i i • II* v m I| It * * . O ' f *1 h i H t A lent cm >i for atealinj' eh the*, spent hut four Iieuri of lilwriv la-fore he found hlliue lf rlirlil hock in p i t , time fin a t 11?jti$111*d h m v f iy of tin wotnniii bile, tin* |»n je rt y of II II ■ i l u t t n i i n i»»t f n f M i** Hangiip % hmimiiif f III (M i i t V I lic k h i A 111111 1 n | H t i | NiiviiJ Air H ilto n L . Ito o lh e, w h o w a s i c ­ iest d fr o m C o n i d y Jail M o n d a y after s e r v i n g a tine a' 111(111111*' p Don’t Look—Bui— * I S t l l g a l I III I v li t llll b y thi* H u viet j .Is li o-itnm I hi Lkminiitti ap« Mket School Workshop Adm. Davison To Turn Air Station Slated To Begin Over To City Tom orrow Morning Here On Aug. 19J* _ JOO-Scminole, Orange, Volusia Teaeliers To Attend Parley 236 A u g U . o l*) T h u H ig h C o u r t l.d n v *e n t in e * H iiiu n til* to p r is o n 1 • I th. l*M» t e r m s fo r tie a s u ii a n d r n lla l'u r * * ^ • • . . a i , i .-011I4I | tion with l i e r i i i a n y . They wuru . i.i'tei j o b . A d m ir a l Jean A t.ria l A u d r a w \ l ! i | I ' l I t a i . l e l n i n e d l , a ' M « i « t i >1 . M a i i p i l v S lid fia b liv l A lip h a ll. tt 11e 4. 1t * . f p i m v i d u i f i w in t o ' A t u m l a n d M a r u u i- w e r e a c c ils • 1 I,.- th .' -It iv J ^ I I m i i n l a t S i m ' ,-d o f e o n ip t ii'ilv in I h s c n t t l i u g n f f 1e m ' h fleet at T o u lo n In i . i n i | d . - u - . i u Ht ^W i oi . <i l f . dd h h . . w w m g i Ku *- 1 t h e N '.ti | . | 2 , ■ h a r t 1y a f t e r I h r • ! | i r . 1 I i i , 11111l a k f * I . 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(••>.1 N a v a l A ir S H irti.u i o v e i to t h e C i t y i u i i i . i t u > w o n a 1c o k a b l e IIOIKilNH DISC1IARGKI) I • \ 'a il a n d t h a t t h e p u l,In - Is In ­ v ite,) lo a t t e n d t h e h r i.'f c e r e F l/e Paul J . Hodglna, 2018 nmtty l i e t e ) i o r t e . l t h a t t h e p r o Avenue. has been g r a m . ( r e t t i n g , r w l i ' l i t O t d t s n t Palmetto ))i, -tali,> n to roiip iterclal i n ­ honorably discharged from 'th * United State* Navy, arcording te re sts s u c h n s a c o fp c o m p a n y o , a sh irt i i m n u f a c i n t i n g c o m * to an announcement today from p a l - y , u . O u l d n o t b r p e r n t i s . l h l e The Naval Personnel Separation u t p io se n t u n d e r t h e a g r e e m e n t Venter, Jacksonville. m a d e w ith th e W a r A s s e ts C o rCO M M AN D E R Y T t ) M KET )H iralic ii to u s e t h e s ta t io n fo r •rlo c atio lo il p u l |to»es II' u d .I.d The Taylor Commandery .wilt hold a regular conclave on Fri­ (to t! t h e r e n t a l f l o u t (tie i n t e r e r s night at 8 : W J o’clock Tha r io t , lltl.tr- S c ll .M lI . i h e av o illo ll d a y f; It. i. •i#i*i* P A R I S . •I F r e n c h . ,.|.l 1 - t e l l e r . ) Frankie rrocrad Mohawk Handicap, "Dream*’ on the hit parade. The new platform shoes made That waa the state o f the Cm >n her tailor than him. She looked u r n i M ir o fV-iff one year ago, w h e n nuclear f t * forward to the nyions-around_r * .* sion convenkintly provided the C. tha-corner. and everybody thought 8 . with a worthy adjective to .l<- puah-bultuii housekeeping waa scribe tbs V-J Usy celebration’ . just a production lint away, . , PARIS. Aug 14—*/*"» -A re The word, o f course, was atomic, Hair-dos were very, very up, prcscnlntive of the Ultl'.-d Stales and before the month was out everything that had been co!ot,»l and thaj supply of kids’ underwear Office of Foreign Liqui.falion an­ and aosp, In addition to a thou­ nounced today _ that all , suiplui was atomic too. Last August, lo escape fro") sand and on* other essentials. A’.rtericaii vessel* and harbor very, very down, Th* ladier|rm ft at Antwerp wilt b* nucti.m (he summer heat, you paid your admisaiori-plus-tax at the movie* Were ga-ga over Gerairml Ike bat-; t.,l. i'risft to g o cn the block, all and saw “ Rhapsody I n B l u e , ” Ua Jackets, tallorwl In everything| “ Pride o f the Marines' or “ The from cotton to fur, and plastic used to auppuri the AU--d iiiva-furs to out-mink mink , weiu li.n forces in June. 11)1 1 incbidc Story of 01 Joe." • lir, “ Soumules" (Marine Traitor 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 ‘'Degree of tha Temple will be self-styled -Mad Hatter” in Chi­ age, and the prelude to the bright craft convertible’ to vess.'ly r a l l y ­ cago made some bats out of car- U w wqrld promised when, as the ing ho.uiH) pounds of e m g o eacli. s c h o u l n o d a n . r a n g e g r o v e o n t h e cdiiferred and refreshment* will w o u ld p ro v id e a g o o d be served. All Sir Knight* at# rota 014.: other edibles. Mrsn- President’s mother put It, "Harry The equipment originally rust the p r o p e r l y United Slates $17,000.uoo. j ( L ' e a t t a o s * um s a g s t w o ) to end th« war.", the Jsp- Will Be Auctioned Betg :5 sE ■ . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 13, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 13, 1946. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 13, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3e00776c9d0948a40bc04e8bf8a92bb8.pdf 1c0c5dc98c657d29035f80b76ece7585 PDF Text Text THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PA G E SIX filmm. c q i'r (3 3 1 3 your Aad /o OF GOOD PERFOMMANCE BY PUtTIHG OFF THATM6FM71Y Heeded REPAIR JO B! jfta m 'b C fo / y / lQ n c c S r-r— 118 P ark Avenue Phone 29 neconuH uiscovriu.i) FR A N K Fl'K T , Aug. 8 —MPl— American Anny agents have un­ covered a huge cache of Him •trips and phonograph records o( hundreds c( speeches made by N atl leaders The collection was found In a G erm an fsrmhou*;. T he European Intelligence Division •ays It Includes records of speeches made by Oestopo Chief Heinrich Himmler. Orand Admiral Karl Doenltz. Field Marshall * Ethan! Ml ten and Arms Minister Albert 8peer. However, no records of speeches made by Hitler were found In the collection. Tha m anufacture of artifirnl Ice became witlcprt-ntl about 1900. GALL BLADDER SUFFERERS cut ro iac» or * miaitm iiu ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS ,( « wn%Srt(»l ,r»i«r.!k- *Wtb “ to - u s i V . ,t. r..'b «r- *, llbl.-* Vf •Iw *" •«* I ,.( k..lth, MU •><•* Ul! .1 • .-..tlu ilt.r u-li>» |M> M ^cti Iiu ■ th* smsilKg to stj» sl»t« •! *r*l • i i > ft,ii i —r„ — a .« i«nki ViU \ i <;ai.u i « n u « —i r ii.i'i.. I< • «l*»krki* Ik •• ,J* U /" '* {• - ’ i.fii, a r-« Ii—• li.. i. vujirin i. ...d wiik lull > .u 'u l «r Tourhlun Krug. 121 F. Flr»t Ht. Mail f)rdrn< Filled. F O R E X P E R T A D V IC E O N r -1 P A IN T A N D C O LO R jr S K ^ G O TO YOUR. • I w M fil p I T T S B U R G H . • FANS • MIXERS •W A S H IN G M ACHINES • VA CU UM CLEANERS • SEW IN G M ACHINES • Hrtea* *'IM* K*. *•••!<*■ K»*w Mm .(it1fi, f,ll>.U44(. .Ultftil IwMllf i v,.iibr K.I* * ■♦.*» M»r * i.fiw N ajJI 1 ,,-«.i..k k •?.»»• •« !(•.« **" l'" - . a .(T.r.f. .Ilk f-l- FRIDAY, AU GU ST 9, 1946 TROTTER APPLIANCE SERVICE 304 W . SECOND STREET V 1 D EA LER ! f PH O N E 1064-J Arrests Skin Torture —ITCHING 4 S ay A Simple Haas Trutnut . • •••••* ••.« see c StaJnlass—Gresielsss RfPACSf NTATIV8 John Sparkman (above), HunUvllle, Ale., led five candidates In tha .pecial election lo dll the unexplrcd Urm of the Uta Senator John Jlankhead. Sparkman, Democratic Whip of the | Home, held moo* than a majority • necessary tn obtain the office withf out n run-off. . .(/nfcm allonal) . THE HEW A ria q u i c k l y l»» c h l i n l u b l n r , By coming fe. your Pittsburgh Point Dealer you It Find the Finest paints your money can buy . . . a complete home decorating service . . . and expert advice on pointing. You’ll be pleased ot their low prices. (.rZ? Irrit*«tl«*r« »tf Kr*#»»t* 11 * M»ninu hii*I nn»»i *n»nm«*n sit«r.... |. >§ • i......... ■,.*rm»t.e I I —a ilt.y i;. rt'in lr- -I n« an , w I i * 41In a — MOly n f»w drop* IP IT’S AVAILABLE, WE HAVE IT! We Have »tkin. (5 VTIHKAITJMN l l f VltASTI.KU or > , li<»rfull)r r-funilcU li.l n , t n . II i.rlzliml hot tie of MfMisirrt k m m r a i , d o il . io*i»v amt ai.tilv a* illrerlrd. Anr «<*o»l 'Irua iiihiii • fur* -III }>c sled tu .uw.ly you. T o m r r o s wilt. ro. h -art* > D rop C loths, Steel W ool, Shellac, Floor W a n , P a in t B rushes, P ain ter’s Supplies and Sundries \ . NEW SMYRNA HOTEL : ~ Reservation*' Now Available SUI T- L O O K FOR FALl> O pen-A ll Year. -■ Special Sum m er Rates, $2 and bp. Ww. S p e c i a l i z e i n ’ P iiirtt* f o r Evairy- S u r fi< }« a n d - . , C o o l, T ir r e r o .a w e p t ro o m * . E le v a to r s a n d o t h e r m o d . . * G lass for EverV Purposa t ♦ . « Aul'o Glass Installed W hile You W a it e rn accom m odations. U nder new m anagem ent. G erard DcNeil, o w n e rm g r. New Sm yrna Beach, Fla, " T h e Com plete Paint and Glass Storo". YOU’LL SMILE T O O - BERMAN’S DRESS SHOP LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR W hen y o u . step o ut w ith th a t Fresh- Specialixing in Beach Toga, Sports W ear agd Sum mer Casuals Canal S trcat New Sm yrna Beach, Fla. out-of-a-bandbox look in clothes dean* SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO. . « FLETCHER ed in o u r m odern up to d ate p lan t. BOLLS— DICK ELSBERRY 117 SOUTH PA RK PH ON E We Pick-up and Deliver, too! LANEY DRY CLEANING CO. '110 EAST SECOND STREET New Smyrna Beach PH O N E 466 ii1i= iii= iii= iii= m = m E ii!]ii= iiiE iii= 9 IIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIII| . iii FLORIDA'S SAFEST BATHING BEACH OVERNI GHT ACCOMMODATI ONS Salts with esty uncluttered line*—they fatten st the waUt with a button or tie hell . . . the eardigan necklinra IaH iota place with easy elegance. In superb wools, 10-20, 9-15. 'a u ok CONTINUES Write Chamberof Commerce for Free Illustrated Booklet ODDS and ENDS Table Lamps $4.95 u p S Up to 50% OR 'Ll .• • a if •• Floor and Bridge Lamps m™ Wo want lo soil llieso "bad". )Ual lako a look and so© for yourselL ia a Brand New J89.5Q Sola Bod but Iho III cover needs topalr—only .. .- r $49*50 Buy Them Now Have Them Delivered Later LOVE SEATS ZZZ In Floral Tapeatry. Win# background tC Q QC ™ Floor Sample. Roa. Pilco $112.50. Sale Pilco $ d u * * J O CLOTHES HAMPERS, all sizes W OOD BEDS—u sed ......... USED KITCHEN CABINETS USED SO FA and 2 CHAIRS BABY BLANKETS ......... THESE ARE BEAUTIISI Those are floor samples and some ihol wsro solUki In our warehouse. Three Groups DINETTE SETS Diamol, Natural Wood and Maple & r ~ '- $29-50 = BED SPREADS. Twin and Full . LAWN AND PORCH FURNITURE jlj BEACH CHAIR w ilh ca n o p y and foolresl $8.95 DECK CHAIRS, green stripe canvass___ $2.95 ADIRONDACK CHAIR, u n fin ish e d . . . . $6.95 WHiTE-ENAMEL WOOD GLIDER ^.“-;$19.95 UNFINISHED WOOD GLIDER * $5.95 — ||| = mT Ul Buy on Our Easy Payment Plan 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 Y A R D .......... PLAY YARD PADS, w ater reals! i our complete play yard Ihe older cbildron : , . . Sampson Card Tables 7 r> ’ *9.95 up PH O N E 12 OUh'i • :: HI �9 ........ ■ 11 m* To U nity T h e re It S tre n g th — To P r « « l the P »*« of in* W.irld; x J o Promote lb* Progress of A n ir lrti J To Prodoeo Prosperity 72P Ksefsrei wcxalh (Elt? AN INDEPEND EN T DAIUY NEWSI'AI'KH VOLUM E XXXVII UNRRA Urged U “ o ° ‘ Aid E stablished 1908 Unconcerned LaGuardia- Says No Funds Left To Pro­ long Life Of World Relief Organization SANKOHD, FI.OIU1M, More Vessels Albania, Reach Haifa As Tension Grows T o B e Jewish immigrants Aboard Ships With­ out Certificates Nearing 4000 Mark GENEVA, S w itz e rla n d , UP) — U N H K A D i r e c t o r F . H L a G u n r d lit t o d a y to ld t h e U N It It A P o lic y C o m m itt e e th n t th e re a re no fu n d s to ■ p r o l o n g t h e li f e o f t h e - in te r * n a tio n a l r e lie f ag e n c y . H u d e c lu r c d th a t * UNUKA s h o u l d m a k e a p e c if ic re c o rn m o n d a tio ii* t o th e , U n ite d £■ d Nation* fur relief "Ond rhliubjfjrf M O N D A Y , A U < ;, Sanford Elks To Sponsor Youth At Boys State 12, 1946 T ilt i^ - i I W F .A T H E K P a r t l y < l.n iily tlisa n f t r r n n o n , t o n i g h t S ilil l i u m l .i y , Hrifli lo c a l u f l e r n o o n .u n i t'v i’iiin g 1l ii m ilc r s h o w e r s . 9 T-~ —r-ai -M Af«torlat«-iJ P i * - i I -rutted W ire NO. 234 M exico, Cuba And Egypt H eard O n Italian Treaty ______ Russian Delegation Challenges Byrnes’ First Ruling As Chairman Of Parley Stranded Gambling Ship Patrons Before ‘Rescue’ JERUSALEM Aug. I'd—fd*l — I'A It IS, A u g . \ 2 , (/I*) — Additional tension was added to the explosive Palest ir<- situation T in |\* ju ’l* I ’u n fx tr, ti day when two more im m igrant i*itir* i m i a y v u tu tl iitta n lships c n wde.l m th Jewish retuge. „ , . , „ moiLsi.y to jrjvt'. f o u r , s m a l l anchmed outside tio iV iiiP iiih v f. iiiittiih-'j th e Harbor. T hat makes about :t,B0O ! r i g h t to U|* ■iiuuril <o» f t h e tefugi.t-i who are aboard ship at ' Haifa or rnroiite there, yet who * Itiiliiiu tr e iU y . Tin* tii n l o n s ! will not be allowed to land beHunfoid Ktks, upon rmimmett* art.* A H n u iia , M u x io o , t ’u|>« cut):*/ thry hm without liiiinigrA- «*»f' « I'titHMlw llprmjin E* in.nl E g y p t . il(m Ctriiflchti^ M utr.V of Sriniiiol#* 11iKh ScIumi. - '—’I ''h n ’r n r j c r i a i f r f P ili s a t r r w Jewish' cirri. ‘ believe that the 1 W»H rH c rt ii Aiiiv to represent ! q„ ql l &o e __ h t o,_ d e j it ______ William B ritish plan to .-U rd the Jtek - j lllt-ol Oil llo • p l.s -t s lllli* f..t inlm itt"< the .oi.timg„ .A.ijjei ic g lr, - *— Willi (hia declaration, LuGunnlm Heir l e V U '" ctrens. U.'W tio h a i cmifr.«r<Mo mi* them I*, to o fe o -u c e p it s e e d interval »jd in u com m itter d e ­ Uirec of Chicago's. mohl brutal n o *.'(* on twu Itritish tum p tsan t- I Legton »pin»oreil Hoys M ale 'ii< * o ;r \ p u ll f t , Oi -tlo *, ih c m o m ami take them to Tlie islnn i j TaHalta—ve. it Hns ugre,-,! Friday bate— a debate in vrliirfi American staying*, smiles on learning thul hi*, I o ils ..___, ' i, .---i.ii wa- f u l l y peaceful. ami Hrltish member* nmi a Kus- arraignment for the kldnap-stsy-: *’■ l >l'rua "> ‘"v ta rt i-to M*‘tli I'VfHHIl* .ft .rl lllf l’tnii' Ilf it* iM tlitfi »I 11V11 «*VV .1 pttfptl-ul to I tMinv •ian trump bad become locbvd in llig of H u m It n r Dcgnmi ami ex - teiiunoan. *11. M \ it a11 i,i n u t till (he lu ! It ttlif tlctulifl 1*1 Ih*' Loltduit dhy Ht'htM •!*id liritain an agum ent over cotilinutifg IJN Wave France* Utown hail been )stt* *1) »ti*R o In n |{tix*m idijected. . cuwti.iii ^ii ij'iimtf il in liSiifuril If ia f ip r c ttil |«* .in yon nee tun^fbl RRA beyond the present program. continued until He pi 4 t hi* pi in iv *otiftMiMit v j tlfldttf Its ut| nil it** iminoilinti1 Puli-pmit* firoKram , j tiff**i fit tjj-h fiir The Polish delegation hud dug tot^ltrijf *.vd«,iii* tft’i a new chair* patriotic kilv rtp iu | iujm| r in nil CuvniifttiMil in.fin mailt huvt* *nid KNted another IINRUA im iu i) i.i im in today im S i t o *t ir> of ,*?» te h i ibi*, t'iiurUy. n tfr tn liiu ! llii» prn^ratii will iru lu an. irtnt* November. The Russian deleiralinn llyriii x hulk Mild the |tavt»l. His clad blncku*/.- t** halt the flow tti J E- Rowland. ?xiill4Hi ru ltr. — Urged that - UNHKA aid h e.co m f ii't fulim; on i» unit te r of prj* All t f f i r r i s . him ! Mitni i t f uiiuuthoiii*d hiiiiiiriatiuii, and " tin n e d through lblV. A Canadian i iHliirc was irliatlfUirmi by tl-M laud oprratiiuift to halt pt it ^ 1 * * i o f ill** lliftir•? r . m i u i i u n * ai** revolution urged thnt rcxputtsibilt»\ irl di’h'M-ltinH. to utti’Ild it mif t III : , KktUirtf in tin* d iiid n r r d p tra o n a T ily for supply .q«>ratio.M next ll\ i ri* liiiij dei Im »d I lint |j'l FVi’iiiniff at K;Qd r a nip * of Kui opr I In* tide nf Jews WrtlM^ilnv Year \* handed to tlie t hilled m . uM i.iiii'in /t Midv > m ifi^lnvta tL'rkiPj* n hoin** m th r Holy Land. . uVtiii'K Nations, ami that the ruiiiiuillee j JtS AFtt.1t I jM) iiulUlimi -hip tux nlii'r they tuid Im-oii i«t ',iti wi’r tlu* Italinu plea (llhci drvi'lopniriiU III trn.40 T h ro u n l* tli** t*ffuffrR of l l m slt.imtril atu u n t H m’ «rail ifcl lung llw craft ‘Vtl I so th-iltll. Cul„ aticu oflii :.iL liupmitKlrit llsr wuler-laxls lh.il u m o l ?..» ..l).ti«*d i ■ *1' teini**. a h l b submit definite recommendations 1 ________ s ry Kotlt ii, an *"m|tliv* « = o f H m Palliditm included a in*wi|i until tin in to the m a r l . Ain-f ban: hours of witlOng lliei »■-!• luken ,o.time n, in*woiei mxui wlui-n plini to IJN f r r carryinjr un the UNit l-p r 1— t , r _„ n , t * * t - ti thbilti*' t*«‘tdd l*e po1)tpoll* Atlantic « i»a*l Lin** Railway, |0 l O i i i t i Uilp .Hid .hJio o -i um lei llie A U p ervbtan of M n -i*" , i , tnniurrow in H-** ttial by a rntll xdtoU .ii Pun, P u im -ru m in ] !.i ,i | , i!„ : h a program . 1 ra c e B (« ro w th r ro m .i • i ,,i. I hi '. Wheo'UpOII 4 i t i a i <i| 1 l.»i« t* * * i * » litivi* 1 11 * 1*11 pro liary court * younif Jrwiati •i ri'' / u i i l x frrxon lull 01 i lu tg rs ol i,onspirii. o, . < aamhloi! Li s iniiiii.it , ' The Canadian Kenotutlun won « i. I* |*.i) I \ \ Vtihinaky s . iitas* i.\ Go K t k . rtit n rv int*it pud k% **ui< *n to4*iidni*r« * f * hr the support of the Umte.l Stale* •' 11 If i « ki -iliti’.t *S• ■ »•! tin II hm \ Hun*1 t Stern Uantt undrfifiound »ui:a wliich rarriea tie.' g te a tn |>ait of .' ..... ..i. the •I** I uiiation, un idufiK1** 4,f attai kin^ f«»» I fippli'd I hild»i*Ii f**i URt* of UNHKA expenditures. It also won I* .f. ,, >x la. .to... .....I that each the Haifa luiluay ah*«p** nn Julie I I **itt treatm ent fot poll** victim g support from G reat liritain. Cuba. What is it thnt ha» caused the ., : t.,j i iti, i ic tit to .peak, priwoiii'l» <*isiniC IIIn llehte hi, ts, l» *1 toto I*I*»”■notie lleOi.'A-v ]11,1. t. r **poi It'poiii.l mole ihai man i l XI *T' ri l T i l l * ll/* l T I Holland nmi New Zealand I 'u s l e tiememtous growth . f the Itolary 17 I ■ . ! . lu te ., .be Yogwhen uslnvakla, ) ti(uslaviu. the Soviet ti'.itt from one small dull m frr I tl mm it I j .l u P g ii.i look tin .loot and uprnnl th u im ritmir he U krsiur, i'oiand and Cltina VtJHCtl Chicagu It venrs ago to an in■l , I -i*a. » t,.i Im ik'xcrdwJ their opposition. tern atirt’ul organization em brac­ henv) ttuui .1 »*t U ritali iitn'l Arab e«t inti* the JaFilife . 1... i.'oii'iit.- t llo- for.'ex of .IA< K.S4INVII 1 r Atik I.* leiciop tr.»«»p* • . 1 ing f>,M4ti chills in almost every ., g' )' ! I - V4111 UI I t 4 il Hiu^ for ht*lp i.S|i*n'is3i • | hi* impair taut mivu The tfrneral r«,H*fftniy of the . |C ff v• O liic ia ls S ()l‘ lily county " f the world, asked Albert t.i ii< -•'*!■ i uu4k4* Ht*r * lelldem t live ^Uick pimlii.i-t Geiger, district Covcrnoi of it<’ Jewish Aiffiuv Shtonii KUenberff. ^ W O I t ( l 0 l l l l l l O W C l l llirmiiclumt Plmhl« t>\ state M h ^ l i u i i i k jiif it m>| ,SL*v {HrH'Ur*. 197th Florida district of Rotary I h » \ ii il I ii n *tv I r ITIt I itili :|t ft M kr La. Lx teVrni Uat IiV I i^in r> ii| fnlenationat at a meeting of the ruinpilni on Ju h -v.C**> ill hnir |*.li i * Mill* »r i u V xdlil tod ay II Sanford club at the Community g» in?s dim ti til willi any o lh ri p»nnt ild William l. WiUuii |)A House a t noon today . „ iiBi*ct)M »)f Thiritla S'-ite Far met j i i 4‘ i!‘ <4I 1*MI Hi*' |kii*x“illl*e * pMatpMlia * trrs to the agency Mit rk e li Unlay nm-4* ILgmen nipiA .( .ifiitM t K* jifhcf c»jnC i i Y a n d C’o u n l s i » l f k : U L ' m - i n Daclarittg that Rotary is as hard turn open in the past two weeks, Plant (*|h ,-\t» -ulia .* nn,* ,*i tin’ r u l e d N ation! * PORT HILL, U k la, Aug. 1 2 - to defill! as "love" bemuse it is i tie ea,,j I,,, suspected 'w i i e t uii \ II \h» Am U ♦» bt*l 2l ‘ ti l I t in* Nsi*. a I t l f j s r i v r kttid ■sli.i* thul M i-* liw a m lo tio Mow ell of ---JUctsrd | lent. Jatues fc. ■a nroth np rc than ran hr put official censorship." lt i.'iost d u al it .'Auxiliary yrelrnlat QoUMi ami Jay Mai Vi 'x in ti.rn , ,1'cswa-illMy )\ CUilll l Springs, ilnughier of i. p tamontc daughter * ,, ............ , Ti i .Im r d a ta m illa rtx atlo n i n .b c -1' 1' ' *"!»«• tiutidteo e.M* .1M jjHtKrin/if) J l 0. rter, Hanferd; Florida ha* nr into words. Mi Gvigiir. who wai v - t m ii and Mrs. J t Hawaii. .c u x jA ,b " '■-* the seem- of hlmsli .,.|o the sn h n ia rln e "lit to. a g i ' w t'd al id 1170.VIMBJ I |itl4?;l I Itn f I* ^51* TP*1|KJ4a|Ll# for rived at the Field A rtllkrrt School, introsliued t.y I’rvsideut G. A among those .................-vice. [ no .m l-m over the «e-k.-.,d ha abiu rd COMl'KNSATKtN l*AII» Stair |l> i n**w Im form 1Lil» ri”'* *a4’t Misi Ua---e !*o.' ■ rr '\p, i p I.m i “home of the artllJory," Fort Sill, Speer as a graduate of ll-i Uni­ ,t._ IV r s o n_n_e il .1I,.. ,..iL M* i it iu-4. ml till *t‘ vtM ,oofi ttf M «,'4 ts'li.g ux«t tiere for traliona ------- ' the h v.isio n , n#/,.... liffti-,. Y f I CUdir.I .....in s " L’l.dei umuiiaml ..I |., i I'tesriU iminev |»rd .. .. to niaiit ,1, , *| <gt -iivli |Ki*t Jltif 4t|lt«*ntt to attend the Officers' Itasic versity r f Florida with a I’l. I* gl ic .1 oex I M|itt.lni I" F'lrven unemployed pei»u«x, ,p t. ch ie f of Kogtneers. in Wu IV. Hie I».at lefi tluMuni i|ni ' taltvety Mnall |KX»»lo. ■ 1 »dil> lo i , . at.-. * i ! • is tiw f-irly " Course. v r . i i . ' Li o t io r .le . from I’eahmly College, who ■■ now registered for suitable jo! ’. m inglotl. It. C., who rrs-ently '' -1 Pie i ,. I it. ixi A M made tlie 'to i uuifcirtnih ■ of ti • ■i- r i’l " This Is n radical depnrtui*’ principal of thr St, I'etei sliurtf Seiuiliotc County drew during special recognition from l he M . >, I., i t .x.igr * Jotoixl.in (itur Kpriugs amt relum ed Hi , ink'd by state market., im- uiallfrom the usual practice of assign­ high schools, said thul “ Rotary the week ending Aug. H « total liepartm ent. lie Would tod lolai ati­ .ibllily of snh-x faellttiex vital to ing United States M ilitary Acad­ I, a world fellowship nf busltm x of IKMI.fiO In ifnentploynu-nt com Miss Hodfell 'wn* awarded a c m , , an emy graduates to troop units and nmi profesionul men united In an pensstion, Carl I). Smith. . hsir Meritorious Civilian Service ih.c t,-.1 w ith tlu n i t " 1' of tlie O u lb o a .d m otoi »,.• ‘ h i r fig u res sla iw t i n ! tlu- sale tending them to service schools ideal of service." mail of the Florida I mlu stria I .oration, which was presented it aI Uf f ., i r || ( |utM: ,h y . „ } .jo t illMf xu>,a Him and C a p l R o y T t l l b .i i " " u A tvad ta Mtute Lave .S t.x k Mi, • afl'ir about two years nf actual Commission, reported today. ulfm r .... ch ain ......... . rod ami ^ m n fo rd |> ,x l(nneut 4<-' July to u ted IIU t u n s o t t i . , her by Col, A, T. W, Mooiv ToRtting out that Rotary wax field service. I lit a U 'AT ft* it'im rtrl} -I‘ ■ InlRiWfi" ■ chief of the I’ersonne! lMvi*iuu, rnuL w lu . liea.U tlie g ro u p of w h o m .,b «ti‘ founded t.y Paul H arris ill IW't The class began Aug. ft and Is t Oft ti* ■*•!> H CRANSTON IH DISC'DAKGI'lt O C FJ., aeeompiinied hy b 1■' 1 Th. M*J tf».» I v\ $2,*il72(Wi IM inf t V I 'I liUrt ii i scheduled to Ire completed Kelt on u basis of fellowship and in a hul^*' Jit to* (iu m. msl mil for tin- plena I u. VAa*s#IsI • i W mil i lUitvr »,'M74 lion which read: . p.rnt, of rl.U ken JUU.I to. n desire for frsjmls, Mr. Geiger ! R I* iiu iiiu m ilii’tl 141 hi! 6, 1947. Tisj West Pointer will II »*!MU •I Ikvittut AI t . .. .... ... , . S l/e Robert J. Cranston «.»• U rjm rl!i m m * Un**»ik!uml f Ik-Msi.iiit tlie Naval craft lo. in. ■ ■ "In recognition of eXernpl o V .... Ri. u.l \ vt-mip at • 11*I )I|llfl«*t1ia, l th*q receive assignment to troop said that "It is something in the . honiirmMy discharged la*t Kndiv ti* -H M K!,t lM|m» e.» • i4 *'! Flc*i ... > - c . m x I O . i a i i l A tlX lliai fin ; •* Y, '■I. *•lugf ft it t«i w * hesrt of a man that shows him S'ux.,| IV, perform ance of amt devotion 1 . hnm .i) units. -Il i111 * )-« - »** N .. o t(. xri ve wen- alvei. . ,. • ■ 4k.i\*' »e*iiD4>urit ' • * i*i*lt«u4/ji duly In the tiff.ye nf tin- 1 1 •' ,|* t, 4 kI 14t '-I Itxllff A 11II*Il |||*. i- Vv (li t te -( I.leut, C arter is the son of Mr * 1" " ,,p*"** *" I ' '"I'1 tom iel S e p a r a t io n C e n t ........... , s.Mt the 111.. • 1■JMI'll**I1I |lfl* *Vv j.t-l nl MM h r w t e f f * ' i r i | **fi Yui' lo l.x ir .i a o ltw u ... , . of Knginrefs Her Um*li i ■ and Mrs. F It. C artel, I two thiii YI Iii'Mj* lull III11'id i l . I.amllll.g **n rivbun-o h.is bn-n ,t Li, uuiiwv ..... " ............................. ..........- ......- I lifi •• | of niilitnrv personnel ndmll.lxfi.i Iti ill I f ' 1*<i»ti in Viirk Mi i ■f l i I IA»*u Avenue. Sanford. • t . . . . I. im o ii t.f \\ ...1* •lu l Um|.I>. . i*»i» lt»r Y»*i»i LmI like’ t Piext.x nlsiard Inc lulled M. tion enabled her to perfo,.., Una *m h'e'b. Prior to his d n try into the i kSf*-l.woll Alif J'! t * *»! IIt*A i ••uii! \ S**nth H J l tut li'tt II t/exlu'i s 'Valuable service In the pi"..... the* Jill v i(r In* iiiovq I V rvlce, Lieut.. C arter wus ero* '*• M irM i'nlnuit. 1 Larliri m flit* »Li>* R H Hi.l .....I John Urum ley, It.iiph itio t.U Ttieiv t> u >tutii«t .T^..,1 1J1' tlon and reassignm ent of nffttvr nuinly. N orth ployed by tlie Henry A, Kussell H hility ul rotir/4* Unit U w * current H RidmitlvMii, J* . uiiiiVuiiml thnt I JuliiiMm Kdturil MI khui * personnel. dlfcr judgement, in I'wriiliiiii vvlini*1 In* until " r Seed Co., of Sanford. . |»nr imKlllcphmIuc- | - ~ , u h ru h • hummI i M»n s wiiYi*?*. tsurcfKe imiy may ;|nir Saiifurd H*-* rhitlriK C*oh‘iiuiL Arthur Yuwi»ll# IT II jir.iMinA itialive and ahitily in htindlini; im jus,'.liiM thtfi prohFetftr- ghd '1 |>F0 pW ■TiW jW W ffn^ B j f , sTjit S tfit5 r v v w w * —^ >r .’.c . ^ orderly-1 ;l‘ '^ l 1 rf others to Improve the <|ubhI i! v clg.no,. uill ii unuctl i.vt-r iu Hh* IMtrirk M L Unborn* II il U*»i- r*|vti*km «» piihliu tu m ‘ apikMiA ■Lliry tni-nirwx. f**t -■M'lal year* fTAiilnl. bill U n * jutf. itiilttli’i a n d W J m i l * ‘ and quality of their work n . |£l (llltl I'D Y i * te. > fa rm on t>‘i >*411111111411lull nf ' i•• tmiiK ih** II4* pm i m «<nariA T i:ii r n r .s s i N.»> ill Ue-arrYf n fflrtfiL In* Sn»l^ Ctilnese delegates told a p re ss forrmmee ami m ntrilnited i Hm in** *l* 11*•I. *t riuwil t'Mi nit intxl tticie ,, .. ..... . I ti'. By HKIRIil ARNF i n n il e ' v i i b n t t h u :n * 4ii-) l u .,(( t * j it nl i W U t>uiYni\ « "ii cuntereftce that Uielr nation placed victorious c o n c l u s i o n "f t!" imili’tt *-ii i***4*-i> ill -oltll In ......... 1tiW ........................ t r t?u rtii GmMMiifli iimimIi't *»l 710 »!Tiul**i' Representative* nf (F» R. 1., ’ WASHINGTON - The Untied no emphn.xls on Utc veto Fram e 's vvnr •> »hll»* 1*1*1-*♦») tlllS«»l|S«*4l till j SulVlV Ml * in. hut' th e wr.I.iW, ‘'*4. jitiintinch ttf the* NllVtil |lt*M“ ii m Potk & Co., publishers of city Bln tea lias taken two steps that vote co u ld be w m e r U lt l be. aitxe , M', H o w e ll wo» b . m ... M e ,, *111 !*«■| * lit VlU* it lii'wi**’* 4H*1 tiiil.,1 \\ »- KlIilL I4n\ -l 11 ... I 1x1.1. t.f I7lr* tkldn fi !)»• hillin'! 1 i< II i fell ruck r a m illv * * m | | i .» directories, began a canvas of the look as though It would support ° ! .U lL pOW#r of th * O nm nm iitsLx >Sl M, >Ilft Wn< | am i iiiim iH if iii***M (** ** i w i I.i. | *>ii film . itii.it tt a move to whittle down the " v e lo ''lBt home M . u k r i Ji.»ii|ip,ti • i . 1 l u / . j ' l butiness and toaidential section I l.yinan High School ». I • >• limtit'i »«t Hr* ' iMlil«‘l i*l t*M**»* t , . « .in , H H..Vi lit. I i power m tlie United Nations nie rebellion 01 the little nil 'Ntntibii B, 'Jin* ittitf today gathering inform ation for % 'imhL VH.^ f f ,etfl I*. U»*» !»••' 1»»»' titiifr i *• • r I U, IANKV IIM tl n . a l q u e sllo t, U due U) c o m r u p . usvx at R an F r a n c U c o M tslirx. U .r 1% * . ill) M t f tlp«f l * N I I - - * Til M bfl>ut, r M« i * lmiis|si»s»* in !.-. Mt- [ M I 1 V1* Mimirr '* * " ve to w a s ob vio u s tn the tw o v o les ;- 'H x (uvt* lin tril m \ * Mr* R f: t K [ lie y fiirm r? i it . i t ciiliitIII siiN^ .* IH*III Bkflwi i'i) -ii which put the veto Into the u N . * - i . lit Ii'i nl »*ti * m. Unit i i.a il"M -rf 1 ||«*W(|*I , H (!, lir i r .J t h r H m i.td ISMkvr .u» i til-13 ki't AIII. '|| *JJ*Vinll/*Vx lit Iin iit I .JoaMlct.ii III M In Beptember J l Will be brought working m achinery. Vtriftt* kiii*l Itt-ti whilt* iiitfn th Mr. llass said th a t the canvas up by thr dram atic Herbert V l,ii!til < *)iiij>in> , ti lum mil Mu-' ln*v* |k>ltllh |MtHl0* ti* .iti.l Mi- I1 1 \ iri-js of Hi ml On the vole_on M optum u. th e, J ) { eH | n S u rU H O lil wxmid require approxim ately 4 E vatt of Australia, a consistent veto, (IU Mil (m ill u l tilt* fUf||lfctll>A tu imo. .....* ■no, lt.rl.crt G arrison uf the Hlg Pow ers wot, U iu ] weak* and would include both fighter against Ute veto since the Uut 13 nations refused tu vote, i t i ll utlN*r. Si t:«*nin** t 11»\ i i , ru% Sal a te t.i; •tw o boillwr*! W. 8 . roltmtd and w hita residents. The U. N. ch arter wo* w ritten at Ban Had they voted ag ain st the Idra Mr*, t*. It, llislue, u llftig-l.ii." Wl*w| F iik I Hi t i*r1* lm* bin-it ( ilH IIM .I. if H u n b 'M V itlr, N . 0 . advertising canvas, he asserted, F r a n c is c o . (lie telly would have been 30 to rpfi.lent uf Jackaonvflli' ntui > ,1. Fl. (itltllN > ii uf M a r t h v ille , fOXIXIlSSIDN M l l ; l s T O N If.lll 1 lt«l,"iubly itixfhatp.'i ti.'iu Ibr ii.M H ie "veto" is a voting formula. 17. The m easure would have turmber o f t, pi.io.rrr Jackson. '!!'• has already, bom completed. The N ( Abu eleven giaiulchildren. ^ ___ i I ’inli'.l Slot.'* Nii,y. m .'.id in g i * On all votes to take Important a c ­ fatted because It took two thtrds family, illn l' W nlnrstlay ...............I publication of the directory will Funeral services will la* h*ld , .. ^ |v ! City rommkwlonera will m e t lo- I n.f.ito.iitmn mH-eive.l i.~l;n fn.ni ut 1! no ..'clo c k T u e s d a y mont* probably lie cbntpivlvd by Novem­ tion In the security council thr approval to win. in-.Sarasota a t the residence of Btg Five—the U. B„ the United k Y e i l L ,1 : night in tegular •“'•slon, .in-iii.hia | 'I* Naval I'ei.-oiiii.'l S. p . . ..tii.u H its two-thirds vole obtains ber, ho said. lug at tin- F irst ll..|.lisl t'hurch Kingdom. Russia, France and also In Uie U. N. general ahxeml.lv. daughler, Mr*. Ilid p e r lt»f-*‘ll, . ci.ler. Jackx.iiivtl!.' ! in f it > Manager II. N Hi,yet * with the It.-' W . I*. Ilrook*. J r , China—m ust agree. If one of and thst 30 to IT line-up could a fte r a lung illness. tuixt.if, officiiit nig. Hu rial will be Mrs, Hi*Lie wax born in t'lu n All sc Itools nf fieinlrtoie County them vote*,' "No" th ere can be no re-occur In the Beptember seaduti , in Evergreen Fem etetyT he action. Russia has voted "No" sev­ Borne of the 10 could even switch, go In itWti and mov,-.i to Jaik,..t>- Will olllcially oia*!* on 8ept, U. IV I F'rit-kx...i Funeral llm tte ts In vl'.'e with her parents at the ..ft w as announced today by I.- F eral times already, to the obvious experts here a d m it . (b arg e of arrangem ent*. Irritation of other nations. The second vote at Ban F ra n ­ of 10. She w i, a charter nieoil-cf Jordan, rlu lrm an of Uie CVtunlr ( A c t iv e p a llb e a r e r * w ill be J. H u Florida S U te O m rd has All (he 40 Huts nations In U. N. cisco th a t revealed feeling about of the Woman’* Club and ww » Board of Public IivxlrUcttun. |„ J a c k s o n . M N . F l e f e l a n d . Ur. been ordered disbanded due to could favor an action, but If orvo the veto was on the general Idea ct m m unkant of 8 t Paul's Catb.ilTlie Uturd has ruled U u t ail j i l , S - S e lm a in E . IF F a r t e r , It. th e fact U u t the National Ouon! of the big powers said "Ho" the Evatt m ay propose now as at, (c Church, where, in 19.’7 -bo puplU, teachers and olh rr em -J l t „ » o n u 'u „ , D , . will be reorganised, and one com­ little nations coukl ju st bile their am endment; th a t the Dig Five served ......................... .........- . - i F f*.«.|M'i and L G. H unter. aa presidunt of the pioyers wlio come In contact with i JA ( KSONVILLE. Aug. t echool children lim it be within th e ' <Special I Florida's polio silu-i I.HMKUJ fan leiys and only one I .......... .. ,,a||lR.nrers will be J. pany will be designated for S an ­ Onger-nails. Il is for th at reason should exercise the veto <xily Woman’* Guild. tera, It was announced today by that E vatt, representing a sm all when voting on punitive action County for two weeks before the I .lull l.ax shown marked Impixive *1*11*1 **" "'»">■ am o ng g ir ls as s h a n m . It It H eck . M . S . About 16 year* ago Mr,«. Ih<ment, expeciilly In the hardest nation, has battled so valiantly. It would not apply when tlie Oapt Jo h n L 0*1)0 way. I .i m p a m l w ith s t a l l s ! ic« of e . r - • N ,.llu |( u „ , Um opening uf school or lurnioh * Lee moved lo Barasota to !«• ».th l.e r y e a ls . At Ban Francisco Russia Insist­ United Nations w ere discussing . I n «oo. \Y K. Ka.ler, M. E, Fat* Company O, F ourth Battalion of certificate stating tliat there are hit urea*. FIxcept I6r a few seat her daughter. "It is difficult to aicertain let*..ti. It. A, F'raitk, L. A. BrumDm S tate Q u a rt will be mustered ed on the veto. The V. A, U, K„ "peaceful arran g em en ts." no epidentkn or commutiknble t^teit ruse* .expected during the Survivor*, beside* Mrs. R u- m-IL what fnclor* have l.rongld about China and F rance supported the Icy. U I. F ra tie r. J. T. Newby, disease and no case of Infantile next few munthe It is believed ■out and th e men will be discharged On this vote a t Ban Francisco H. " o n Aug. II, CapC O at to way an - Idea, but It wo* never known Just the big powers got even leas sup­ Include th,<je sons. paralysis tn the community from th at I lie worst Is ‘definitely ..vet, the reduced mortallly fnon polio­ J. ti, 11ci.l.'i ax and F. F, W hit­ Jr., and l^ruis C. Rivas of Jackwent along. The conference was m yelitis," states the Statistical n©unc«L tington, Which they come. T his certificate l>r. Wilson T. Sowder, llealll' port. The vote was M to lo. tn d All members attending the meet- how enthusiastically (he four again IS nations abstained If the aonvills, and Hamilton Hisber "f m ust be slgnrd by A health au th ­ G fficer, S tate Board of Healtti llollit.ii issued t.y Metropolitan, run on the theale th a t the Bve big this city, "One cannot tell whether the said here today. ' . * lag to n ight a t l:M o'clock a t the TO LKAVK SHORTLY ority or physician. IS hod voted w ith the 10. the m ust agree or th ere would Mg F u n tral services will b e held decline has linen dup to n down­ Armory are urgsd lo tu rn in any nations powers would have been I t was also ruled th a t pupils Monroe Countr, th e only area be no world organisation. ward trend in the uumlwr uf Saturday morning at the Church entering school for the first lime swamped. clothing o r equipment they may Henjtinilft F‘. Mills, J r who th a t .actually had an »>|iidenih\ Now the V. B, whose power have In their possesion. ■and U has The oncoming argum ent will of the Immaculate Caiu"pt>»ii» In this county should register ha* hsd only one rase of polio rases or t" lowered case fatality raw three years of service and to be reckoned with, seems with t h i Rev, Fr. Jame* J. M.-e. th e week before school opens arising from improved method# unable lo attend M b Ume to do reedy lo apply the knife. The two likely prove involved. In the p a s t ' two weeks ami it uf treatm ent) or to both thug" action with the Navy, today an ­ hen, pastor, officiating. Burial »dl th is an the Monday evening follow, steps It has taken a re these: * R the general agtom bly votes be in St. M ary's Csmetery , urii/.'r Teachers will be on duty at their is safe to say th a t the emer- elements. Over the yciiC* physi­ nounced that lie would resume tag, his schooling at Glade Valley schools all of the week before the gency there ii over, he said. L—It insists there m ust be no lo amend or to kUl the veto, the •;-.f -----cians have increased th eir iitdlity High School, a privately oper­ dale o f . veto on the board Which will con­ debste Iteelf could ru n tn$o the th e ,d irec tio n of S. A. Kyle. O n ly . 17 ra te s of polio were tu diagnose the ■disease, and a ated ' li.NtituUnii In N orth Caro­ trol use of atomic energy. Here d H o rT a writ# arostidmentST tworecorded tn the S late test week, larger number of case* are being lina. . He expects to leave late the U. A has heavy d ebate advan­ thirds of the assem bly of si nshe pointed out, showing a down­ correctlv RB PK E8ENTAT1VEH 1IERK * repurted. This fact in August. LIGHTNING STRIKED T R W tage—It has the bomb. Ucns m ust vote “ Y ea." Including w ard trend since the firs t of gives added significance to the 5.—The V . A took a line at the all the Big FTvy. T hat could mr»n The field office of the Social T he fire departm ent received a Ju n e when the peak was reach­ downward trend of mortolity." that R u u d * Hfr Mmmpton of the FARM BUREAU TO MEET \ • -Tfce r e a lg n a U a n o f T O . B r o w n , Security! Administration in OrUn. to ll shortly srtef 9:30 o'clock lost ed. A* for Georgia health authori­ —,— w tu c il a m t a f o w the A n * l ’* and the / f t s Of m a n a g e r o f th e S a n f o r d do announcod that lU repre,rn* ties decision to continue the polio d e cisio n a n It a l y 's - A f r ic a n co io Dr. Sowtler also called attenAH growers and landowners from be o u t the evening to put out a fire In an d is t r f c t o f th e S o u th A t la n t ic Q « s ntea In to th e g e n e r a l is live will !•» In Sanford on F*rU oak tree a t 1903 Maple Avenue Uon to Metropolitan Life li u u r - ' quarantine, Dr. Sowder reiterated th e West Bide are urged to attend a s s e m b ly , C o m par.-* w a s re v e a le d t h is m o m - w h e re a c tio n w ould t a k e o n ly a day, a) the United SUtes Employ, T h e tree hod been ignited by a anco s ta tistic s: which show n that the quarantine was an oca- e Form Bureau meeting to b* in # b y M r . B r o w n . T h e re e lg n a tio n t w o -th ird s v o te a n d no veto perMating w y one hope, nwnt Service from 10:30 A. M. >o stroke of lightning. Shortly before downward trend of m ortality ilemic question at the present held a t the Bctnlnole County Court m a s e f f e c t iv e S a t u r d a y . for the purpo.e of - midnight, Saturday, firemen were from polio during the past :I5 time since apparently it is nof House Hits evening to discuss in euch a it the de- 1:00 P. 1,1.1 * called -—. a to A__ tin Hrown said this morning In both steps the United King­ bates In tba having Losfi 113 West ros----a* Fourth- Street years. According to their figure* being enforced. dUt said that hr emergency measures to control might kick assisting nU persons Laulu^ planned to en ter holiness dom supported the U. 8. Cttkia up such a public opf neea with or desiring information1to put out a fire in the car of ju st released for thu above period made a tour uf Georgia two flood water* In the West Ride area, eelf hot th a t be would r e ­ m ay Una up with them in a show­ around -the in weeks ago and found ttu one tl was announced today by 0. R, About Old-Age and Survivor*-)Henry MrLauIln, Jr. The fire wo* th ere baa been a reduction . 'JW down hauls, i t I a n Francisco would back in Sanford to t «ome timeUawaon, county agent. Inturandft . caused by a defective battery cable, m ortality. Only Ana-half a* many interested in the quarantine. i. jii*t Ten Wool Blankets iigifn, Are provided Provided ror For Harry-Anna Home Governor Geiger Of Rotary Tells Of Service Ideal One Clul) In lU«f) To Over 5.000 Now R a c e Riots In Services Rendered To Live Stock , ! * Athens, Ala. 1o Producers I old By W ilson Today 3 e Investigated r:;;. L t J. E. Carter Is At Fort Sill For Artillery Co u r s e announced he had oskwl Jerusa-A*” I'1*'* 11 1 S|H*eial Session Of Allti ('(IlllUV Tilkt* Wins Recognition <;r!„ni Jury Cniu-d rrlliiu , J . i„ ,,lw r x m’.slXlrSr'Ci’.X,, RyWarDepartment T« l*n»be Disor.i. rs l ,ulst aujonns r 1, R. L. (iurrison Died ; At Itiehmond Ave- i«” H om cThisM orninp: Can van Begins For New City Directory United States Takes Two Steps To -Whittle Down Veto Power^in II: N. M . C. R. BiHbei* Seminole County Schools Will Open 01 I IClilllV .S ta te Guard Unit To Hold Meeting1 Tonite Records Reveal Florida’s Polio Situation Shows Marked Imiirovement S t r e le , F District Manager Of -*3aa Company Resigns T ir ' i .... — i - ________ “— — _______ '■— s — _________ ........... •'rf-fh h. “ .. -it i ! ; ,** . P B ’ ■* .- ■ jyjBp. t I*. �: ft » AN FORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA tJAGE TWO The Sanford Herald ,^ T H E - B L O T - A Matter Of Morals KatakUahrd In Itop f lU llliH dull/ M r<fl iil g r l a r • ail aundar >1 S.sI.rJ. I In, Id. ____ 111 Aa..** RalnM na » raa l 'flan mailer tetofcrr XT. IBIIT, .1 Ike I'm I Ollier »f latfanl. I'lailla, uniter Ike Art .1 C*a«i,M .1 Wnrrh «. ISOT. ’ JtOl.I.AMl I., MEAN IJIIIar IIOIIIIUA III: AA IlMlarM Mnna.rr W ltnt happens to u nation when it loso* all sense o f m oral values is shown by th e tra g e d y of F ra n ce which em erged from the first W orld W a r by f a r the most pow erful nation on the continent of E urope, and follow­ ing two decades of fabulous p ro sp erity , political cor­ ruption and moral degeneracy, slum ped into a fourth] ra te pow er w here it h ad n e ith e r th e courage, the stre n g th , or the c h a ra c te r to m ak e even a r e s p e c ta b le show ing in the defense of its ow n borders. sv a x tiiii-T itiA r a t i :* .. r«fnl»lr In Ailtiiirt . ' Now th a t tile w ar is over th e re seem s to be very T-% little indication th a t the cause o f F ra n ce 's dow nfall is s-a-v 4 a « fully appreciated by her own people o r th a t h e r suffer­ III Meailke „ IJO ings have yet restored her m oral fibre. Georges liernanog, O s . T e a r ------ ----- --All fM lorr null r * * . fiirii* » f w riting in Lea le tte r s Francoises, is quoted by This r r e n i a l l e i i *>»4 B e l l r t a • ) W eek as saying th a t the crisis o f the French nation in rur Ik. ■> nU.l.K Iuu4«. Mill k» rk.ritrS f.r every dom ain of thought and ac tiv ity resolves itself m r«i»hi a*,rnl.|p.c rs'rn.___ m ore and m ore into a m oral crisis. ■ w h lu l llrpiesrnlam Em phasizing the increase in gam bling, prostitution, HfHi I .,- ,».,»»»■!. Tkt- llcrsM and black m arket operations since th o Occupation, la ikt h i Im i I II.IS ,.f : OtflM* art M.I.I.I...J I. Ik* tail- R erunnos declares th a t now here has th e m oral de­ , la tkr n«»IO *»llb kruil.t.rlr >, I. (klr.B» cline provoked more co nsternation th a n in the field I f . T.tk. ________ ___ of-academ ic training where university exam ination papers Tk. llrr.ls |. ■ . . . b n «f Tk. 'are sold on the eve of b a c ca lau re a te te s ts a t upw ards |M.«l.lrS l-rr*. nklrk I* *>rlutirrl* r.lllU.I I. ikr «.r l.r rr- of ten thousand francs, and m en are being adm itted Mkll.ailaa af .11 »»«. dl.,»(rk« into the practice of medicine, law a n d sim ila r professions trcSIlrS (a II *■ aal alkrlMl.r KvSIlrS la (Ms V«»». Ikr Jarnl rtna published hrTrl*. on the basis of know ledge gained on th e black m arket. T hat We in America are not en tirely above such til rtsbtr lr rriOikliralluB af.a.rMrl ibfrtiAM krrrla ar* al.a rr'** | low form s of corruption was show n la st week by the — iT am pft Tribune which disclosed th a t a so-called "SouthS' . M itHfi fern U niversity” has inaugurated a “ diplom a ra c k e t” _ (w here college certificates for any type o f tra in in g .under the sun cn'n be pYocured by anyone fo r a price. A man B1BLB VEBSK FOR TODAY w ith a sixth g rad e education w as cited ;as having had ‘wfi SOME ONE m u . C K R IA W - conferred upon himself the degree of “ D o cto r o f N aturo­ I,Y IMITATE US TOO. SO p a th y ," while another of sim ilar e d u c atio n a l atta in m e n ts WHY NOT s e t a wiiitTHY w as grad u ated as a. "D octor of D ivinity."WU ■--«*-*■— -JtXAMi-ucs-beloved, imitate jait. ^cnrriH y one r a n g - 1 n * o r oir t h e 'I f l t f d r r Tif^iTPHtF' th*l rvil Imt a t whl.h ih.i -which .ivhirh is i. .vn imt th thm '»!»«> ifUHIll.v, jK practice of- ch e atin g in public kchools.'" h e Itmt dbl-tlT Rint.1 U 5v* ? * .A lth o u g h m o st o f on e p u b lic s c h o o ls h a v e lo n g sh ir t -1 of God.—111 John. been put on tig- honor system w herein a stu d e n t pledges Doc* excessive perspiration in ] himself not to cheat on eXninilinfions, th e impression j •• I p hot lummiT w eather make* you -widely prevails th a t more and m ore high school* and f« l weak I Try sail inblt-u. colleges are graduating individuals whose only know­ I 'f c ledge of the subjects in which th ey w ere trained was I ' . Hua*I» Insist* * Majority Vote gained on exam ination days from copying o ff their 4 : I - Be Repudiated—heudllnc* Soviet neighbors’ pn|»ers. democracy in action. This is a form .of moral decay w hich can lend only ■ 11 (gar* The I)cl tun) Sun-N ew . point* to national dishonor and d estruction. A nation is no out th a t nobody ever got dlssy stro n g e r th an the individuals who com prise it and un­ I» k _ doing good turns. And this less those individuals have real physical stre n g th and a good time In pi net ire them. m ental aw areness and not the sy n th e tic kind which Fret) Hamm. author of 'T light sonic guilt from cheating and ste a lin g , nothing but •Into Oblivion1' and oilier book*, com plete degradation can follow, ns w as th e cnao with Imkelaml Is trying to Ret is working on a new novel nlHi-.it Fra in new anil mure stream lined city j (■-■a-,. M ONDAY, AU G . 12, 1946 r med in nioenix. ArU. and fol­ world In jiroduclng oil from coal lowing the .lum p i f World Wm was suggested here by 8. O MenUric notary was introduced I” ell. managing director of she Hill- to ihe I’hilippinei and China. A nnlo-Trsnsvaal Consolidated inIn It'JO (lie first club was form ­ vestm ent Co. t'rm rlo in the T ransvasi haW thw ed in Madrid. Kpain, and the same year the first non-English speak­ only sueccssful oll-lrom-sliale u.% ing club un» formed in Havana, du stry In the world, he sakl. but ;producers a te not salbfled with Cuba. Mr. Geiger predicted th a t till* the present production and plan year would mm the f< riuatlon of ’ m ore enduring Industrial devel­ opment. th r ll.OOUlb dub. ■'resident S peer appointed II. II. i’o|>e to reft-.-sent the Rotary Club in working with the llni * d Stutes Employment Scrvirc in Gliding job* f; r Veterans. Visitors a t today's lurid won included Simon Tudor of Alexandria, I>a, and • Leon Kstcy and Ronald Me Ki tin is r f Orlando. W H O STGO!N<S TO G LEA N « THIS UP I ? ffl/ta t you need is M. L. (Sonny) Raborn Receives LMscharfrc t early Florida mhoi to l><- publish rd. zmiing ordinance, "one wtih teeth in it." In provide the pattern foe the city's expansion. Need For Nurites The Tam pa Tribune’s able rurl ln s p itn ls lutvi- i-nti-n-il a n o w p e r io d o f h a r d ttiiu -s toonist refers to On- ltii«»ian» An early start is ptedirteU in flu ‘T h e In-m that walk* llkt- a d m - to h b o r in g o o f m in o ’s. ( H ir in g llm w a r tlu-v i*x- Hollywood by the 3 eu of b ar monkey wrench". An apt dcs- p o d l- d to s t r u g g l e a lo n g w ith s h o r t s t a f f s w h ite tli e lr a r k s St Riverside M ilitary Acidcriptinn. • rsliniated a r m e d f o r c e s n e e d e d so m a n y n u r s e * o v e r s e a s . T ln - v , emy ,,i a n estim ated cost qf 00.000. Th to f*-w»-PP0The buildA friend of nui» n-n-iilj that hoped Hint the- unpri-fi-dt-ntcil nuinbur of studi-nt nursca<*,"0*°00 ing will house 2(10 boys. Sam Byrd ha- recently been o would provide a good supply late r. warded a Guggenheim Fellowship Nojv Hit' w ar in over, and nurse* a re idill Hcarce. PERSON A NON n il ATA and plans to spend u )-.-ni ill T he W a r D epartm ent is asking fo r the re tu rn of l.iioii England w riting u Imok on British. of its form er nucses to serve in arm y hospitals. The j kkakow . . Poland -A P.-KraAmertcun ic lf turns. * Navy is Fuller W arren is a* busy mak­ ing apeer lu-s all o to r Florida these days as a gubernatorial randidatv. And Inclilentally, there's a- good speaker fo r one o f our luncheon clubs any tim e they want an in* terastlng program. # Mpn seems destined !•> senrch fo r things, llefuie lie's inarried he can 't remember - when- In* nuts things. A fter lie's msirjed, no can't find where his wife put thorn.—Titusville Ktnr-Advucute. And neither can she. Escaping from state prison camps continues to bo a popular pastim e. J u s t reported are five escape# from a alula camp near Oviedo and two from u camp a t Gainesville. Not one of them has Iven recaptured.— hiiupn Tri- - -*Tb* old story that snakes won't bite you. If you are not afraid of them, wa# disproved tU> other day In an unfortunate tragedy In Tampa. An IH months old child playing In his parent's yanr triad to ptay with a rattlesnake. The snake bit him and the child «UtL , H E Ssaslor George says federal taxas can't l*« reduced as Jong • s th* government has 3,000,000 tha payroll. And 3,000,000 were being paid for not work , tog.—Port Myers New* Press The trouble with the government la it Uia* <0 reduce taxes with­ out rutting expenses. The Stale o f Florida collected tome $34,000,000 last year from cigarette tax and, according “ ste Beverage D i r e c t o r tourists and other visittn this state paid at laast -third of th is, amount. There one advantage in the cigar* tax over the ad valorem tax hospital*. N u n e s feel th a t they a re entitled to the sam e kind of w orking conditions they m ight have if they did office w ork. Most of them like th e ir w ork, but they a ly ) like the independent life outside th e job th n t goes w ith counties* o th e r' types of em ploym ent. "T he tim e has come when people must re a liz e th a t we nurse not only because we like to nurse, b u t also as a m eans of earn in g a living," several women say in a le tte r to T he N ew York Times. "W e art- not m arty rs. We do not renounce w orldly things." A pparently if hospitals a re to get more nurses, tliev m ust be nblc to cut hours, raise salaries, anil establish m ore stab le working schedules. And th a t m eans the hospltnl* m ust find ways to rnliw m ore funds. Nerves Steady? Ily W. V. Bitline Touch 1or\ Drug To. GEO GREE f t Nervous breakdown* a re increaslng on the home front. Anxiety almut lovtxl ones who are "somewhere out there,” long hours of work, scyint time for recreation, a r* taking a serious toll. WIJ If you find that your m-rv-* a le not steady, if you find it hard to steep, to concentrati­ on the immediate task, consult sour doctor. g u aran tee the fiihiiv iit-ar* mi-1 Governor Geiger | progress of l».j wltula worhl." • c *♦ .* ,iiiy. Of »f Rotary Tells Tel sol thnl after the t . it a n , 1 h iei- veals before Of Service Ideal a( hintg I'so n il club w a. foim nf in Nan 'O ld .I t, I <*.11.11*4 I'M,,. I'jiii, lln* -i, 1 fit- !ir,( ,|u b Do ',l at one- Next week, rii xt month, next vear. may lie t ,*o latp to -ave you from com­ ing In thnt breaking point -.ehirh every human lo-mg lias. to (*miM-i.-Mn |b,. follouing yi-ui ., • hud 1 llib wu- fonneii in Jink ■1 #*', m*' bay. I'hen tin mavemenl cann* toick across lii*iu n tii-n t to Itr.it, 1,j y,,Tk where clulis were formed in IlKRi, In I tUO Rotary assumed iti fii-t international rh aratlcrislic with the t.irmiition „f a club aW iniier-g Cans,la . .. . . . * In ll'M the I With Huh w Medication must be tbe Wxt evnfliible. Patronise a good druggist. This is I lie 122 of a series of Editoriul Advertisement* appearing in this paper each Monday. LUGGRGE WITH AN AIR by BELBER Superbly constructed b eautifully bound suit cases in aII sixes . . . th a t- w lll/to k * you sm artly on all your travels . . . STATE NEWS B R s E F S BY 4 WILLARD CON NO!. 1.1 No cases of polio 'developed In central Brevard County dur­ A committee ,,f taike W orth ing the summer n ircenl check has revealed. citterns recently appeared a t n meeting sponsored by the Cham­ 1 Circuit Judge Millard R. Smith ber of Commerce and decided will speak a t tha Victory Day that the greatest need of th# program to be observed Wed­ community is a new hospital. nesday evening by ihe Indian It Mrs* estimated by Couftsty R iver P o st of the American Le­ Commissioner John Prince that a gion, No. 32 a t Cocoa as the small general hospital, would at anniversary of the ending of this Ua»i cost in the neighbor­ World War 2. hood of $500,000. He said that the county tuberculosis hospital, U sing a ly < built on tne county home ground* G Bob Harper 0:/ Cocoa landed a (bnd with facilities for *0 p allb pound bass In -the St. John* j lent* and nurse* h end quarters River w est of Cocoa last Satur-'had cost $182,000 without equip- BEAUTIFY ‘ YOUR HOME with VENETIAN BUNDS CASES Popular • strip* estaei i w ith leath er handle* ai leather 9(1 29" Pullmnft CW(6 m***•**••**■ *mm*»»**■‘# dsi \J• ti 21” Matching Ovcr-Nitc C a se .......12.75 BALSA BOX Wo can make arrange­ ment* for you to financo tKenr on EASY TERMS I Venetian blinds mode to fit any also windows te al estate. 1T inas. advises -9U over the Mrks have bceottu the habit of saying. "Sorry, ‘ t have it," every time a . oaks for almost that |aU of time* they st whan a llttis poking aon the shelves wllj diethat a new shipment hoi era* In, 1sink and see. Don't COAL-TO-Oll. INtlCSTItY ' f ltto w s IN ttn ln ril AFRICA CAPETOWN A P --Tlie llkell- tmod of -Smith -A frica's-lead in g the j a y s rsE ssw * -w a tt buno. The Melboum.- Tim e, Inis join ed the growing list uf Florida newspapers which have incicased their subscription rat*.**. Rut we doubt If tho public even >'el (valis­ es how m uch,the cost of publish­ ing a newspaper has Inci-uised since the w ar began. J r . J expected to arrive home this week-end from Bremerton. Washington, wtiere lie has been stationed aboard the U. S. J? New Jersey for the post four months. Young Tlabom was graduated from Seminole High School In IMS and Immediately enlisted In the U. 8. Naval Reserve.- Ptannerly . stationed at hong Beach. Calif., lie has been In the service for 10 . , monUiKMlt. .wilt i/vcelve- his; ells’ charge a t Bremerton. T|.- four objects of H ilary b,listed as (I I the development <-f arditaintaiirt- h i so r |i| nrtuni1y fm service, (2( The di-M.-lopini-in of high ethics! standards in busi­ ness. (3) The application «f th e Ideal of serviiM hy every Rolnrian to h i. personal und professional 1 life, anti (4) Interrintional under. standing. oak ing for ntiother 1,000, M eanw hile privatr'kow ha*, an ordinance providing Q uctlng from foimer President c . » i i n » c , . h - » i n . 1!« i . M aiding l,j said. "If I cotilil (llnet c o u n t r y s R luiit s il p p ) \ o f nur.Hts iisI.h n o t tlupir Ziomes hrro afi^f the atnrt ol 'R otary in every rily in the world. a l th o u g h so rtie, o f c o u r s e , h a v e m a r r i e d a n d j the war m 1939 I would do It and then I ruuld h ,.,P i.» i. Even the J a p . m e coming in Thr fo r their .h are of American floreign loans. The American v a n i s h e d , government lias approved u MO left the profession. Biggest loss from hospital sta ffs ha* ’ ---million ilnllar loan to Japan for been to private doctors, v eterans' hospitals and to imlusth e pulrlm-te of surplus Army tria l m edical offices, air* of which offer heller salaries and Navy equipment. and m ore satisfactory w orking hours than most private trunks , » t ifthi durably constructed, metal u ;. s «U. w ith *ood qufcBtjr Being and Free' Wood and metal i •. Ta* q e in to Repairing — ReflnUhing SEBilNOL 820 W EST TH I D O UBLE PROTECTION % PHONE Iisauw - ' , __,-_____ H ’l I f L E WAITING fo r ' y o u r n ew D o d ge or P ly m ­ o u th , you still need s a fe ty a n d com fort in you r p r e s­ e n t car . . . an d you n eed lo p reserve its h igh est c a sh v a lu e , too. W h en d id y o u last h a v e y o u r m otor tu n ed ? D rak es in sp ected ? E lectrica l an d c o o lin g sy ste m s e x ­ am in ed ? W h eels align ed ? S te e r in g ch ecked? D riv o in to d a y or to­ m orrow and let's talk it o v e r . W h atever it costs n o w w on ’t be w asted w h e n trading tim e com es. Seminole Co. Motos 109 N. P alm etto Avenue Phone 1101 �mm --------- r •—— *■' MONDAY, AUG. 12, 19*6 THE SAN FORD H E R A l.D , SANFORD. PAGE THREE F L O R ID A --- ----- i Social And Personal SOCIETY-EDITOR — Cecelia T ruluck Personals Activities Ilriduc I'la>itm Get Tournament Dance Given At Seminole I Om* Complete Suit Country Club Saturdav Evening' \ 1' Si Ukti' lint i * ___ __ _ * _ __ U! ItH \N Sh iv * \;r,i o Of *- f.i Th«** S«*|iitiu»!r fiiyiHty t*l«|i ttrui Mi* .* ..r— .'ttmt* *«i Hi Inf rti rii wu* Ihi* Kt‘t?nv of u iimui* Sutijt «i<>, .Mr. utul Mi* M I Riii*oi« 1.'* ■tlii A ll ii .1 ■ i n t o i n ; " l ,,|h f*l_S t.1 ujiii l.u •Iny evrninK which •*pc net I thi* nml Mr a*’*! 'If* «•!••»* im- Him I'" Tourtmntrnl ton t 1 wilh Nt*il l*owrl| nml hi* otvhr* '!■*«• 'It .*■ i 'Is* F ll S* tl tin ftirtlifhtfliS 11111*1# for th r \ t t nml Mt l« t* I ■« of Vlmm »| ifi.if ' oven*ton Southern in &.tr n n I t u .Mt *nif M» I-red I 01**01 'li IcjiveA ntlrni tiv«*l> •11** »u**l ih r Jtinm Mai ' m<«i t* " \u*to t - 1)1( club room*. At the ***»»>*iu*mii of Mr* Rublev l l n u . Sm i|'** . . ,, f r. 11 ,fl. . th r dancintf « tm ffrt *it«trk wn* - of Osmund linirl'.. lolm j ,, .loS *»de M*rvn| the ifiirjit*. j itUf w it " uILmi-. \i WnlUcv li i irir- m! t*|rT hoie iitteinlinj; u it p Mr. nml ftii iuiiii Wnlti r Miivtu s :;at f s * I "II (J jiih e .Mrs* MtUfh W h r l c h i M r nml |.Ir*.Ihiiih \ * inmnglmiii*it ID , * 53t 1 !ii»* ii lorMr*. Mu fool m IlavpitfiDn «»f O r I fnmlo. II N < a* toll. K u h rl <01 * . Inn<to, Mr. amt Mr*. John lv»*y, n»l!, Jr , .'In - Mf»iv.*r»‘i K ritr h; Y ■ \.ii Dttififl r|»’* Ojr, nml Mr*. VV. ' Mi Mis. TUizoludli l»v* Mi«. Mi.n "'i tfr« 1 nml Mr*. John " M«i*ch« Mi Lodge, Bdl ile imion Ml-. 1 ..e l. , t “ Hi■r ||"l »m, ami Mr*, it. " S|*vtn»»r. Mt Trolin k an.) < led* P Tervvllli it-ii .m Mr ger. ' 1 and Also I .mil . i It a ■I, M l-. I oo M rs.. K. I~ Campbell. Mr. and Lee, Jack Vaim'dnv' Mis* Not ilia M. etd Die • -iintiil Mrs. Jam es Bulge null Mr i,i«! Jean F ra rv . lack Mtxsutr, Mt......... .. I I’*. 111., Muse Womai k i 'a n d H o a e iH k fc M i ., (te riy .1 Also Mr. a"d Mi. Itirhaid BlfN'k. H a r o l d pe le>. Ml* Brown, Mr. nnd Mi- Dale Jwott. Daphne • luuusl. Hilly Shi*etuoV I 14 Kfljliclt l.ilijlii n r it J r . Mr. and Mrs i t Powell, •er. •George t .>v \L- H<‘lly S:e " h .i I! I " I Mr. nilil Sirs. C, 1 Speu.ei. Mr. S|iu«r. Hilly i »i u \ . and Mrs. Tom Bolt Mi ami Mi- MT. (JctTf \ I lii vuni S II iH T tlilil Pm tin of Dei do. Mi olid Mi nml '1 .Mrs. Broughton Wotkms, Mr. Mr. iintl '!»«* Kd |g»*%y-" hitnri ; — TELE. NO. MB Club Members, Guests Watch Golf Matches T' Social Calendar A number of enUm&lasOc specta­ 1 Mr. mul Mrl. Andrew Hanson tors sat under the Magnolia tiers T lK S irn have rrtu rn rd from spending at the Seminole Country Club on Mrs. it. L. (I sIhiiii and Mis. Sunday afternoon and watched tile one week with relative. in Live It, T. Thom as will he hostesses tournam ent golfers tee off nnd Oak. the A zarian t lass of the come tn on tlte ninth and eight* to eenth holes. Loan chairs were F irst B aptist Church in the and Mrs. "re'd Harrison placed Informally around ttie pro church a n n e t at (Midi P. M. have r e t u r n e d from a two shop and under the tier* and week*' vacation spent in A tlanta. some of the curt) members and Ga. ' guests enjoyed playing cards and sipping cool drinks. T o P e rfo rm T h u rsd a y Friends of Mis* Emily Math* * IV-afe present were Mr. and Mrs, *w *w» will re g r tt to learn that W. U. Williams. Mrs. W, O, Firm ­ The Stetson I ’niiei *ily Suni•he i* Hi a t her home. ItOtf ing. Billy Firming, Mrs Arthur West F irat Street. Williams, Mr and Mr* Waller hier lllee Club s d l give H .x.nHigh, Mr* P. H, TVpsk-. M h i K ir- cert Thursday at « mi p. M.. in the U niversity auditorium. Prof. Joe Crenshaw, student at tho «belli Dyson, Mrs Dale Scott, Jr„ Harold M. Uiffin, director, is University o f Florida, spent the Mrs. Frank Kay. Mr and Mrs. wiilely known both as a choral STekeml with his parents, Mr. Frank Mekvdi. Mr, and Mrs It. conductor and a- an a rtist, in E Batten. Dr. and Mrs. W. V. and Mr*. It. F. Crenshaw. Hitting and Mr. and Mrs. A1 Lyons. which la tte r capacity' he was re. At*} Mrs Hugh Wltelehel, Mrs! ^ “ r«J Sanford Th»» club Includes many mem­ Hilly Duncan, B uster Fnircloth, ' John Metach. Frank Pavilck, WalTommy S tringer nod Johnny ] ter Haynes. J r , Mrs. John Ivey. ber* of fhe liter Club Travel Ptpila, MBS C V \D \M S . ,J. Alexander are spending a week j Hoy Williams, Mrs James fudge Sipnid which hu.« given co n cert' E JACKSON . \].*„ MBS" •I Daytona Beach. **--*-* ■Mlatr 'Endsley Xn-tacit. Sirs. C.‘- E. in' inany^»titii * '. tlinm gW ut ■.{luxi EDNA WEST.' W. I* NETTIjKS ~im---- * | Hpencer. Mrs E IE Smith. Mrs. Ei* S late. of Osteen, MBS FHKD BA IL, Mrs. B. C. Maxwell ha* r e . ' !£* s t “ckAndrew Carrawnv, huf.!,,fthEe ;! .MACE COMEDIAN I theformer Ihoothy El,/a* . . s,' lMlth, t m " ’It. x ’*‘l ‘n -!Hill t lI‘", ’i-. V-‘i: ights program may T1he ... .. AND , ,, RADIO ,, ,, , . . .&l . . Wynn A. I!t ,ViT •Itr.1.1 turned from A tlanta where she ^ Dr and m appearance of the .lo b '. | Ne.biit, hew llochc .c, .V h , *oci- .o aic • hvw 11 ..>,1lu-y..i ^i ^ u .T O N . A C JE S S E S . MBS. I pent n nn»nth vi*ili»nr lu*r *2Hc**r MtUnwU?U. M n to t," little IIarV»ra thffm . .even >/ " b m ;« „ A f AY|.uU .... lu-law and daughter. Judge iintl OreeJU ( falcrtaiiii,..ip f iH .KMAX -MHH - M — - "•■\rV.*v. oav. «(a 1 1 t.’ t J" /- . 11ic- d,i -.c. C hinchsd Hre.tVWtit,i t Wax lecotul m a n to ix Its both. i . WalkerH uMr 1 ' . rr *1 j to r. who ho* i ecn nheni*ii>g . i H O T U N DO, MBS. BALI’ll ^ ----- . * iD IK in ., MRf?r.l E : ANDliFWS. Mr. diid Mrs. Hugh |iunean c --------------------— *------------------- i„ It. I.F.SHEB. MILS \U C .\ and children. Betty. Billy n m l1 M 1 S S W l H i C r S O n O f I SMITH. MISS l n il E M 1 ft \S ’K •Dale haVu returned fum e n Vaca­ I | v G. B III HI \ W O \ MBS tion spent in Canon, (iu. 'and O v ie d o Is K n g n tfc d GEOllGK Til CBS IDN II t BY Charleston, S. C, II i s n y r i s r m bs m r _________ ( n c K i . i A i n ' 1 1 « k _ ■ ____ The engagem ent of Mis? IlerHAYNES ami MBS W 1 NEAR Mr*. A, i . Moran Mrs. J. II. Sidllnger of Mary- ilbline Wilkerson of Oviedo to j WAN.SI.E Y, ville, Teiin., (Ben Outer of Mon- ■Basil Eugene Guynn, son of Mr. Since Aug. I Ml!, ami MBS. In i Ho pital in Ittlnii.lo MISS N K l.l. liB IFFI 1 11 of lea, Pit. and L. C. Ilusten of jand Mrs. I. A. Guynn. also nf Mr. and Mr.- < |.. s „ \ uod W. M. St I ITT have Ih eii Vaca-• I *• Mil I.IAM WII.I.I VMS will 1Itrnngeburg, S E East Troy, Wis, are guest, of Ovitsln has l>ern aunoum ed t> ■ sun and Mr*. John Pritv of I lloning al 1'ofonad.. Ileli't, E.o.l- I*, ‘ .i .D u m h i i i . i a i i * i S « |.i ♦ M R S . A M I 1C1*11\ M U. » s . Susie 'ltlan fo rd and brother ; Miss Wilkerson*s grandfntto r. ekpr . t to be 1 MBS 1, M HIM US f,„t( j „m| MBS. ALBERT I \ItltE L L W est Columbia, S ( m*- touring n.i. to at their home on Maple Avenue. 1A. Meek. The wedding wdl be the stale, of FloiHla, they were MBS. vhn.i, en 1.ENNY m ul. MAR\ 1-pro I the weekend in far kettle* 1 . — ---| nil tVent *tif thd latter pint of w eekend gut'st.- of vtr and Mr j*. nt th ­ l».t ! Illiintl] vilU rind daughter J M l MB a".' MBS THOMAS ine o S,eHI 1 S -1■is ilisv V Mrs. W. I, liusO iy and .laugh- I ,hi* month, KIRK I A \l> bi«' i H ’»»1 • .1 (Imu J. T Mel.ain. Ir M. .ml Mr- S A I I V :.» ny. >f lo*1 n •une.l i » t x.R'k ».% | h min iff) tb< »%•■«Wf»»»| J ID k ter. Miss Frances Hughey of Miss Wilkerson. g rad u al.<1 fi.uo Sox a>al Ml* M I am w ... i In.,,| I mm <i, i>»n .1 li. ■art. ..ml left 1 MB 1 11ASK Ml III III S who " tt *"* »l hffiiir Minvitli* xaviIIi tn» I'uiinU MR IN A Si M M 2 1 CNf MONV ,.t II ■ (Ills nmrwiig wi Miami have left for W atkins High Point College. High Point, m ates i l l 1* ll ill i Ml i n VV i hiici,,|iin J I lent* K enneth Unit .*.01 of boi \\ . of* I." i... * 11 In ,ttn on Glen, N, V. where they will visit ' V C, this ‘ year. Ml >ioyrin h lB h l VVD i. VV.bb fil '* i v ■h. a ii ami MRS, (HAM hiDIMING ROOM t .E.U.t M.mlgomet v. \h. or,.I \ l i . Wnl l"*"v " " h •" ST I'M E l h.mie » M i* \s.th relatives andfriends until 1served will, the Army in Purees JtlMMV h ltih l • N f . I b r ».- !»* f ton Torres ,.m| ... . i.o.l* a.** ' tD M | v U, * * , * II,1I> t Sept. I. in Kngliind for Ihr. O p e n thf Y f a p ' b o u n d ii.ip o d lo *|*eit.I • ' III h u i « »u ■ f »» • l .*i« »t i t . • It.i • , ■ , ....... MB l„ ♦ ' __________ __ ___ visiting the., f.*D - M ,o.l M. tn . g r a t i.lp n le iil Vlli*l LUNCH ntNNfR v «*n tt i■ r.tif J-.ahi i i E I H an i in .,* i t * 1 *>',( MU* V V I |.,tD *>*' .ml 4 • -*i|* ■n. Mrs. S, K Dourer and .laugh It I VM \ i- s i ...... . 1■ '■■.eh huilfc* t 1 ■* u 11, ki Mi i i i i i t i ; . t Iliver Vfol lit ,.ei ■*e.l 1,1.III. - .‘O i,111 VII i t I S V 11 V l. I l 1 Emil ter Mrs. L. G. Hammond of u... on vueatinn. Mi anil \ i .-_ t, , MBS • 1>1 i If | I 1 I VI 11 V DdUl, U'M* r 'ii!!("Dill -NmiiimIj*. Saturday fro... V\ limn.-on \ V . i ut..| ht.oh. . lo E n 1 ON MMI re. r..jiow MB « It .to.| rlnl.lren s ' D *v'.•o;, 4 ia ,n l will arrive tills week to Starke left Suvdiivfei .ii-te m VIBS VV ” l»..vt.ma . Wmftd some Dine with Mrs Pennsylvania Its v.-it In ...,1 where hr hi.- •• * * i- ...ling th. « " " • '• ' - 1' 'do-. 111 V 1] SIv! THU VCD jo.l Ml amt ' Bon. n — *»*'— 'I '< D E , \ VV V 11 IIV l> VI I Homer Little and Mrs, I! A Mi. Al Starke ami y-- <>g -,m *0110.0*1 with hi- (oil th. we I- V1‘ 1t 1! 1 ll.-t V triil MISS ! SR f AR* ,v <t' IH MBS M \ 1 MX fiimilv Howell, Sr. They also plan t>> yt*.t aiouhet Ml *» <* li 't al bleu » V IM R m R E M ? 1 SK vhi |V,■. n. | ( I I I I . D K I I N ’S F i t 'l l K E uriivli fur NortK 1 1 1 ! 1 VVVIt \* 1 -»l »11i»if >1if »*»'Ut. Mi anil Mi * J • Hull «f i 1 F t l.f! ■---------st.n Robert whom thrv iui*.- rn.t Ill Ski ♦»» Vfir ji 1"*>' n thv t * M1! S S \ VI1 K . bn at e,1 at th* rMi Mr* H arry Kudell ha. left , ,,.rn ,rl fjv,. years Hr iiiluntun w t*t r • tgill gue-T. *' .ll'd,’..' V.. .Ml hi Muwii P V IIVItriED VPPEI •*\ 'IRS ! line Hi »Vi- Ft mi! R uf Mr. ami Mrs J 1 Mel arm, Bb>, k Ml] for Cincinnati, Ohm nud Now 1 W e K ti|tiy W in k m i* W ill ( liil.il « ii u-nitl is A I. ' " I I.INS, MBS l E Vog 7 . . . MILS DAVID SPK1! Vork where she will* visit for “ ' ’ Sr. Thursday VI r Hall I- Mt an.l looking <hie n MA RG.VBE 1 VVUKI.i IIKL, the VV i i M \ s MBS J. II i l!tfI BING, will leltv.. Sntn.day f... McLain's duughtei ICamooa a month with friends and rela MABG VHIM' PETERS . ll vc 1 MBS V F H I M Self l* f*11 I Hill ( Ida* 1 ll t...... Mr. and Mm T W PeevaM *f'*"n i, Seal tie, \Vu«h whets -he will .1 live*. Mr. Kudell will join her MISS t i ' l S h i E M „ f j \ \ ■t l \ M C \ of U i;n e . t i l l . a l l fo t Y o k o h am a, J a |,a o Ut later. nod iw»u * Hi'lt*t|t left 1hoi -.lay 1 j.m, her hu-hnod * tl VPI VIN D for VIin.ii, wtr.'io they Will -pend ; Ja. k iIi1,v,I1,’ in- ntM 'cd in San- , \ VIBS .EDI Ml • «»I Mrs, J. >N. Robson, Jr., who, MBS HPEI! I MBS II I lit l MBS ' II SPEIfRIN*. a few .lay- with hi. -tsU-r nod 1 folil trod i lit., go . I of h er |tl s i R a y m o n d oo b1 :im| .oint VII! .ml VIBS. H u l l s Mil VM h ufferetl a broken neck nnd ftacMBS J V I VI vl! BING'S mother brother in law .Mt and Mr* t \ Ml IN E D B T D S M IS S i v b ■ ' uretl skull in an auto accident, Vltl.,SIB.VNGE: Mil! S M l MB Eugene M a tte r. * relum ed yw.ter.lny from Hamp­ to V th .n l.. t. »h-*»snigh of S! ■ n t ttv ID N t.l |. f ) -M M I lit Sr- t i v 1 i 1 , duo e l.i l.l M et'. j; M l- V i , g uitn 1 11 SI n le ll.m li Ilm L Im g. ton, Va. She was accompanied B H ‘ . rut <ln> « NYA1 1-1 i li 1 I Et hrr | ia!t*ii! : kiii v f*n AU|f U'ef-a t»a 1*1 - | m Minim is home M 1 • 1 l.l.l by ber daughter Sllldred who S H IM FRA hi I ' MBS 1 I D E W I F ltt Inn *iny b a \ u«,»l Inf! Mr. nml Mr"- Walter Y»r Varb.o i Vi m i I N V has been with her about two j k fi­ I* ft MRS V M iF B S i'S V I for u visit months. *TA< i . m I s l M E . VI!D. I K iIU * * ' 1 ll • •*!* »v fill < ho • ,l . | t ■ Mr and MBs > t 1 t 1 VI , i*f»\ t. I M■ * I t \ V' D1 It SB pect 1*. leu*,* for theF | | | i iftltil.. ■1 wdl -|.. ..•! do m Mr. and Mrs, P. A. Howland n RRY in the Carolina', IK»*l fm a-i . V*n MRS A ■' i J r I Ni . S lo V MBS had ax their recent guextx Mr. \Yt+ ekjs lit tile l lor uta Ha U 1 f.* extended Vacation li. t ill |.sn** IE ,. J I 1i and Mr». Carl Sawyer of HumpMrs. J. T. M rl. Sr. . - —_____ __ 1‘AT'IT B s"N *d I oke Mary." ton, Va. Mrx, Saw yer will la* visited her daughter and -on | ■. M B l HBY. MBS. J. h remembered ax Mixs Mary Row* In-law, Mr. nml Mr-. Edw III d E Hobby Land Farm ." HOOKE. MBS U. D, SMITH. JantL u fie<|oent Sanford vixitor. Kile in Jacksonville, vs-iitiliE h , \||L and MBS K DURAND, A. ■ lr» . Rowland attended the wed­ Mrs, G, C, LeFtls is in B a rb e r-‘ dHughlers, Mr*. Bill I.tm ldro i„ THDMPSnN Di HUS ME ding of Mlxx Rowland an.l Mr. ville with her son and daughter- 1 and Mrs. Henry Kurkin Ji Al ! MBS IT INK VI El Sl'H , Sawyer in Bartow recently. in law Mr nml Mr- Vincent Er j New York t ’lty MRS PIT - 111N I iiD i.l of Ells for a few d ay . Mr. and Slrx. W. A. I.effler Mrs. [sm ise l'. David has ti­ and children Lila M<x*ro nod ller g u e - t M r - S. E White and Kenneth have returned from a cliildren M.»rv nml Sharon ..f two weekx' vaonlion xpent in the t h lamb*. mountaiax »f North Carolina at A family reunion wa* held at Aeheville nml Brevard. While the "Hnbhy laind Farin'’ Son.Inv away Mrs, Leffler and l.iln honoring Mr*. Davirt Spee. and Moore visited Mrs. l-effler’s sonVV. In Sieg on their birthday-. Jii-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. E. M. W ard nnd Ml*, O fra. William Buih in P hila­ laruise Ifavirt "were hostesses^ in d elp h ia D a.. — — . . - . fllnnif^ffB grie-ls. Mr. and Mr*. E. M. Ward had Mr. and Mr*. R. F. Crenshaw MOVII STAR M arlene D lctrlch Rev. and Mrs. Paul M. Edri- of had ox th eir recent guesta for pause* to *b°w hcr world-fammu Da*l»iia Reach a* their irr..-'10 .lays Mr*. T. C. Jenkins nnd rcs at a Ncw-York airi»orl followlast week. daughter Sandra of Pearson, Md. In* hrr nrrival from France. The J. V I u Ipepper „f Norfolk, Mr. and Mrs. Crenshaw and her next stop on her Itinerary l» Holly- , \ a h a. arr,ve.l to -nend -m. mother Mr*. Emma Abrahnt* with hi, mother. Mm V < accompanied by Mrs. Jenkins and wood California. (Intcrnatlonol) Sandra visited relatives in Ala- 1 bama. Enroute home the Cretislrsw i visited their son and T bughlcr-ln-law Mr, ami Mrs. T U E SD A Y am i W E D N E SD A Y ! R, O. Crenshaw In Montexuma, Ala. Stetson Glee Club tuck 11 CYPRESS i T E R R A CE T A L K GARDENS GENEVA NEWS BOK. tTOWER, 11 l.l-I I! The i Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Starke left Aug. I for SL Petersburg and upon their return to this , city were accompanied by her parenta Mr and Mrs. A. C. Mrllen who Will realde in the Starke home on Mellcmvllle Avenua while they Lips Radiant as / & iK ts w u Stu dio �Discuss Baseball At By b p s ham AT N rw U ralu rri WASHINGTON- When two old tuners g it together they Inevlta bly talk about the past—and lhat'i what tiapjM'ncd when Dill Lange and Clark Orimth met here the other day. PIANO TUNIN( and REPAIRING Arv 7DN (nrfHrnlH ttMh nl m M .ia. r.T'hr’t, aim hum, mlklrfr*R ld«f, rrrfnl llrh:)iHK !>»r v j l i r r t n l l h i t r l j r « U * r r | *LIt« Hf fl teflon ■r Pur mmI* I* rrllrf nt*if pt»fit| rrkMtte «»# t IfrTftitY IIINTjllllST. IIr»rlojtral fm Ito# !«•>» In thr nr»*F ♦»»*« *iffrfr*l l*e Ihr litlkd iMth burnr. H hllr, Brrn»fl«k, mhI* ftiopllr, Hitf# for tialilri «*r rMMtr«. ,1 n»mr piiui r-ii until fnrtfr I. I l l ItlltV m iT M I A t- fl» r Jitfi n*t*l Tnltct. I*»*M l»t TwtirMwn. ,l4 ir t. I l l r HriiK nnil llnumlllwf eft iNdrrann «r pour k'imt* l«nn ?A G fc FO UR THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD* FLORIDA M ONDAY, AUG. 12, 1946 At presrni in d for years In rharge nf fur tlnlvrrally of Cable Plano Co. al the last IS plann work Illinois and * ii.utip.iign. txM-allng at Sanford about Sept. 1. Leave orders for sunk al The Musir Ibis. Ijingc bt 7i OtlRllh. 78 Lange, n gallant diamond figure before the turn of Use century, was the guest. Griffith the host. i*-” * r*jw IVhllr tuuigr did mast of Uir (Liming, Grlflllh, p m Idre l of the Washington Senator*. did most of (hr rrmlnlM lug about Ihe good old days when they were rookie trimn tilrs on the Chicago White SI down In San Franc Lieo In real r.v Irom New York and arrived In the lounh inning. We were then with the Chicago Oolta and Cap Aiv.on "When t quit. B oston,got per­ lined Lange 1100 before lie pul him mission to dicker with m e." Lange In the game. said. " I was asked what I want­ '"I had n one-run lead when A1 ed to come back. I wired th a t I Selhach of Washington hit a te r­ rific drive. Lange ran back bard, and when he crashed into the wooden fence h ti 310 pound* tool him right through the planks. "He caught Hie ball at the sam e tim e and held 11 Ail we could see were hLi feet sticking through the fence and B ill's arm holding the ball. When he cam e back td cat plays Lange ever made. Ihe bench, he handed the bail to *Tl happened right here in Wash Anson and said: At Touchton and other Inn * * Its* aalrt n t _ Ington.” ne " T hla ought to cancel th a t 1100 Drug Store* In Hanford, for Chicago. fine.' It did, too." ALBRIGHT PRESS "H e's (he bent outfielder that ever played behind m»." said Orlfllilr, a pitcher «• mose day*. "He 5 A R T IC L E S FOR RENT F U R N IS H E D '« ihoin apartm ent Adults only. Phone 5D1-J. FOR SALE II Legal Notice LOANS Electric T nailera, $4.35 II. B. I'O l'K CO.. INC. FINANCE your pun automobile*, in n t n ■NEATLY fumlahi-il.5 room u(u*rt- KIlftTH Caret Inn gfown C**pen- ,,csil I'lulprneril tin ! hapen Cabbage plants, .ready menlt, gilulls jiuly, I f - Freiujh, A uk 15th til Ni’V. I at. Place Avc. year order now for early do- 2 W A N TED J O RENT . T tU iH B U -i-t 11ULT -tvA NiJ*U . W l|.l. t*r nper.ile I'll , o»n H.Taaiiin.'Mid'lli u: I ciiiiplc, f f i d i'-ita ld e 1 IS I'lil'IlT OK THK C O I!K tf ic te ii;, SKMLMtl.K COUNTY, —T_\TH ol* KI.MIIIOA * . . . In !■ ill* GsJ*»(<- nl JACK ALLAN |irc r|g iil In Protiflite. Ij?_ It AIf * Wliuiff II May COhrtrfl; hi nlVrr» JOHN »!ll.l^>N fil*i| !•I** f1hi$| repori tl* A'Iffi I y-PtliCE rn n h n g n n y -Pfryfe- dining-nem r suite; ' PRINTING and. PUBLISHING . PH ON E 827-R SERVING SEM INOLE COUNTY PICK -U P A DELIVERY ‘ CASSELBERRY, FLA til mi ill Ihe mint it of ..IAt *K A1A4A S 1Ill-I #1& .j Ih ’d*pitmrci4 TtTif iiftiif .JH)_caih. .IJhone lijlfl. [wrienp*'-*l tr ^in.—r. r , n -i.< run* NOW in ntork. H nun. movie 12 S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S Camera*. :15 mtn cnmeriis and atrurltnn mol mnintenrinco of (irojer to n , eniarger* and *■» building.**, idic**'*. drninnge and SHINS |m*nrr meter*. WielMiblt Slintii* taiidreupinK KmkuiiI J. II Show c*rdn uml |*** t**r. Ifowutd, Osteen, Fin. -OKICS Slti.N *>|a(Vi'l ice 1k>x , exrrllont enndi I). Iduulre-ji. 1'liiHn i '.'l Phone IC t it. MUST have furnished hnuw> or Bpartment, permanent, no ehibl* plain FLOOR SANDING ren. Walter High. I’h. *'run and fminhlng. Cleaning **i*l w .iv te n ,;ling. New floutg surlure*! in per1 REAL ESTATE WANTED Itn 7 fecllon, 01*1 floors n*a*le h,* in *v Call IN l l l YINi; till SKI.I.INfi II. M. OI.KASON RKAL ESTATE it pay* to deal Lake Mary, Fla. Ihrough experlemed looker.. If you nave grove* «|* other pro FOR SALE; Oibmn electric n* frigerntor, si* cubic feet. Sec perty to mmket. or if you are nl 37(10 South Sanfoi'l Avc. v o u n e lf in the m arket, rontnrl Wm. O. Renrbef of c F Rntrhl i c i t CAl'S elder. 2** K*«*t W e-tnngtnn S r. Genuine F r*f Hot* Cap-, f** Orlando, phone \ r .lt i OFFERS QUALITY SERVICE • PRICE M il M t im f liU t ^ lH M ji iitf .t h f l h** fop W ill niff*iv i»» l»«‘ IlomimUlt ft. \V, f ‘*rtitfi i Juilk'i ■>f Hrinlnnlit *■*«■•' I “l«-r l-lti. •>»* 4|ir |S|h 4i*y of - -ItHitlirf A I* I'HV frrf it f pro m l t mu uimI r*. final il lirhiir jg# ». !•*( *if 111#' of l-.<L Uldh *;jfl«tii ijerfflird, t*I\ iju- plh *1.*♦ «-l Atl|f»l»*. 1^44* jn llN si (JILUl.V A iiifilififftp r»f 111* r«ln(# Ilf Jh tk Allan (111Ion, tl*rt ii m**1 Or. Lronsrd llarker Opti>mrtrl*t K) ph e ia m in n l—Glatse* filled 303 S. Orange Are. Orlando, Florida Phoor 4087 t e d io o in house in excellent neighbar* hood, in splendid condition In­ side ami nut on luige hi! wl!o garage. Well ittridxi apt*d anti fruited. Fnirly pn*e*l. llw n ei. are moving from the Htv P L Y W 111)0 ttiw b o a t. and TTIlACTIVE 3 hedriHnn Itituxe, h o llo m s k i f f s w ith tw o * pnictirolly new, located in d e r op p o red , a ir r o o lisl M ayfair Sei'tion. Hit, garage, in b o a rd m o to r* ; run g m g mrehc*. fireplace, urel is elirt jHU.tSl In J f it f i lHh ■><«i y mmlcrii. P rim l al S7,OfU, f a m ily Ik i i i I. Ilem ly fo r 3 o|>aHtiieot hotl *e. well loc­ mediate delivery. I’m*' * ated amt In good etintliilon, on flo a t A C o n s t rile l mo C o , large lot, furnished, with in­ C a s t le , F lo r b la . 1'ho iir 2*3 come of t!0S OU per mouth. Priced nl Jfi,7SO OUSE just outside city limits 6 A R T IC L E S W A N T E D on West L.l St. Four bed- A l€ / W D ( a c t A I ouioiNo piouki bchfhd ih* dcvci 1 hi* *' y r ir n g J a t - e y I’OW • dillon htjl not modem I’m ml iipjthuor-e repair* — a s low a.** J sn .n o . P h u n e a t (3,00(1. ah wn dung machines, , 2521 Orange A re. 20 acre farm in M ena Ham­ rlennen., fan*, mixers, mock, 10 acres til*'d, 3 well*. FERTILIZER *1.35 a ms*hine*, Ti**|ter Ap* One ten ant house. 2 hum*. A Servjrp, ,;o | \Vj Second O range Ave. good buy a t ' JO.fifO. WO 2 luulrmun house* In Ran ONE ham mer mill complete with I-nrita Meet Inn. $0.1*00 each. power unit. Grind your own SNAPSHOTS—piiiiteil, developed, eidargerl We copy olil photo­ AVK attractiv e, new. 3 bed­ feed, grit* ami meal. 253H graphroom house with large living Grange AVxr. N IFlInl.LS S T I’DIO room ,. dining room ami kitch­ 230 Mri-ch Bldg. ph..ne 1159 en, nn Orlnndft Highway Prireil at $0,500, Jl.nnn Will handle. I I It M il It I REDCH.T ( J U L T R Y ami d a ir y fa n n . I**«e ASM III.< 111 KKI.D In on gmv! mail, 55 acres Ymir for***!* *e * i)| look like Iiartly" Improved pasture 1mnew, will wear b**llcr than ever pm veinrnU sbffleiern in han­ when our es|«*r! r* build Htnl dle 15 head of ra ttle and Hum T lltS RAYMOND NTUOIO recover It- Grdv tha finest con* laying hen*. Piamnfre w ater 0 S late Hank llhlg. -I'h, 1093 structino m aterial. used, . Pliojre Vlistrilmlion system from rleep lI llL foS H free * rstlim itn ahtl weft, ~ Dntr*"nicely planned 0 MTVYOOD roudkiat*' atiH v* r' b ot­ choice of material* tom skiff* with two ryllnder room house In excellent condi­ RANFORII P P im i.S T r.R Y opposed, air cooleil Omtn In- lit* Vi Park Ave. tion, with screened porches. Phone 1112 boanl motor*, ranging from Electric stove, lint water h e a l­ JK0.00 to $515,00 llenutifill er, custom built cabinets ami family boat. Ready for Im­ breakfast room furniture goes mediate delivery Pine Castle w ith house. Could be sold all Host A Construction t'n., Pino -FOR CARBIDE, LIGHTS, furnished If purchaser desired. Castle, Floriiln, phone 2-2105. Also 4 room tenant house. GUN' S l i n t , \ \ ' | I 32 SMALL cottage, bving ruom, TRIDGES SEE dining room, 3 b e d r o o m * , ST AN LEI HliGKRS kitchen and bath. Good rcreenHa r d w a r e c o , ed porches, front and back. OCKER Spaniel or Fox Terrier. Call Mrx. W'nllen*. 'Phone 1U39 a t Trailer Camp or- write Ilox 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL FRP.D \V, RENDER Prom '£, Fla. Stnle Hank AML 2t)c out n f every dollar Phone 103(1 you spend for fire, windstorm, 8 h e l p Wa n ted automobile, workmen** rompen* lallon, burglary, liability anJ b ROOM bungalow with three GIRL for torla fountain otheV kind* of Insurance. You’ll extra lots, only $3,500.00. A ey’a Drug Store. Part like oUr divWfned (laying pol* good buy. Edward F. 1-aire. tela*. C. M. Hoy d & Co. “The man who know* Hanford." HALES LADY* wanted. Prefer one who has had *omo experience. NICK 5 room bungalow |n TIEN you buy a home, g et a Write Hox II, c/o Herald* good condition located close to 5 year fire ami windstorm In­ school, chutthe* and grocery surance policy. You will save store. You must toe this to MAN to handle extaldlihed insur­ approximately | / 3 nf the cost ance debt n Hanford. Contact appreciate it. No wailing, imand may pay the premium In R. E. McKay, 012 E. 3rd, medfale ( r o s g e a s l o n . Price 5 annual mxtnllments. Hue C. $$4100.00. Edward F. lan e. WANTED: Collector and *ale«"The Man who knows SenA . it* man for $50.00 a week insur­ ance debit In Hanford. Auto would help. One and half day D ARTICLES FOR SALE required Monday A Tue»day. WINDOW GLASS Will pay $25.00 a week salary. IMITATION leather* In mo*t STANLEY-ROGERS A fter October 1st, you can colon and large lelectlMi of HARDWARE CO. make $00.00 a week and up upholstery fabric*. Robert to $100.00 on this job. Write Brown, 2911 N. Grange Ave., Orlando, Fla, ________ II. G. Idom. SupL SO £ . Church 14 LOST & FOUND* , SL Room $, Irlando, Fla. PROTECT your health — eteep LOST: Red leather billfold In '* better I Dependable mettre** re­ 9 W O R K W AN TED Rita Theater. Cal) tlOfl. Reward, novating 1 Box spring* and inrterspring m atlrcoae rebuilt! EXPERT painting—contract or hourly bast*. Phone Grogan New mattresses, bed*, bpring*I formation Iradinir to recovery 1184, c/o Sanford Hardware. Hollywood bed* I Bee our retail of Doctor'* Bag which waa taken, from hr* ear Thuraday LOANS night. Dr. 0. L Rark*. phone opment of tha radio-controlled guided missile Is Lt. Peter Murray (above) of Dayton, O. He has been described by his own nmunand as "the most under-ranked Individual In the U. S. Army,” M urray's out­ standing development U the "mag­ ic” ctmlrul box used in lira new art of modern warfare. (International) fielded like TrLs Streaker. 'T fe 'a lso was Ihe best base-run­ ner. One year MBPfl by Ure record booki he stole 100 base.*, but still didn't win the championship. He was always Second to Billy Hamlt"B ut Lange here was a rougher baar-.xirnler Ulan Hamillnn He used to knock down the Infleklers. Once I aaw him hit a grounder to third base. He .should have been out. but he knocked down lire Oral baseman. ‘T h a n hr k n o ekrd'dow n'Ihr see- GENERAL INSURANCE Room 506 Sanford A tl. N at. Bit Bldg P hone 732 * Connie Mark was the catcher. Ne, bo didn't knock Connie down be­ cause he dlda'l have lo." When Orlfflth and Lange were young stars, ball players earned about $3,400 lo 13.000 a year, a l­ though . Orlfflth was a 23-game wlnnej and Lange a 383 hitter. Lange teft the gam e when only 38 years old to m a lty and u n t i e as you n«v«r sl«pt bofora under lit# dniazlng NEW w ssthtr. r Santon) Mlitre** Factm Phone I13S and 672-J APARTMENT SlZB ' GAS RANGES HILL HARDWARE CO. Pa-T ’fit - Hava your portrait taken at NICHOLLH STUDIO 120 Ifelsch Bldg., Phone 1158 G, Children a specialty YITALAIItE ire box. rood Condi tion, $30.00. 814 Myrtle Art). YOUR natui FOUND; Bet key* weight of several coven. Ju*t one blanket to make up on tha bed, just one to store and launder. Fully automatic . . . ■afe . . . m a lc b le e fly com* In leather In money relative* 'are not Ladle* yellow gold ; en­ about your credit. Your em­ LOST: graved Wyiat watch, iteWard. ployer or btulneee eieoclate* Phono 423x1, will not hear of your personal affair*. Thor* is no cause for embarrassment. 15 AUTOS FOR SALE Beamnable credit requlrt-menU. FOR 8 A LE-^DodVe truck 1H - ton,- 1984 model. .Big good « liras. Security Lumber Corapa-* L -W l ___ _ 410 SANFORD* AVENUE �'> ” '‘ ’ ls*;,r . ’ Ik-L. WV . M ONDAY, AUG. 12, 1940 THE SA N FO R D —■ — HERALD. SA N FO RD , — * * ^ * W ^ 11 pa g e F L O R ID A 1 *l "■ ■■ f iv e ■■■■—■ - Feds Split W ith Palatka Over W eek End 6 -4 And 1 3 - 1 2 Buddy Lake Clouts Home Run With Tuttle Aboard For Wicnnig Score The Kanfurii C tlrry rn lrrla ln the ;*.*.~»nd |{n | llata tonight In a single eonleat a l th* local park , larl| in« at 0:13 P. M. The pruli. able sta rtin g pitcher for the local club will be Jim Scham tel. third pilch, fn m 11•» nffrriiii! of I*rank Hudson, out of the parti for the winning run of the game The Feci* ttstil three pitcher* in the conlvst, Charles llimtou atnrted the affair hut w a, re* 1Ifveil by Jim Payne in tl»* first Inning, Payne was r<llc\>-d by manager flit Levy in the thiril inning and finjsheil llie content. Levy rw jiv n l credit frr the vic­ The Sanford Celery Feds em- tory. . M e rg e d 'fro m another weekend of I" play with a ,500 average for the t two games. The locaj* won one i contest from Palatka and lost one, f t o the same aggregation. On Sali* rd n y night the Fcil. lost a game ^> y it 8 to I count. However. Sun* f d a y in Palatka O n Iccal* catne L front Iwhind in a thrilling tilt f t o trounce the A’s by a score of : i a to 12. The Palrttk* catcher, Johnny Toncnff: tout tnned hi. hlttlpg pace as he knocked out tu n snftie* in two trip*, to the plate a fte r gathering fife h it. in u*t many trip* here Sat unlay night. iatke, with two h it. in fuur trio , and le v y with two aafties In five trips to the pinto were the lending hittrrji for the Fed*. Saturday night the Pulutka * Yesterday the Arnicas thiew team blasted the o ffe tip g . of away a 12*r u t lead and lost to (hinse K ettle, for it tAtuI ef 15 Hanford when tl*i Fed.- scored hits to walk <>ff tilth a f i ' tn t nine runs in the seventh, two in victory. the fig h lh nnd two mure in the Palatka scored one in the first, "n in th . one Ut the third, three in the fifth In the sermilh the Feds went a n d _ c iic in . tlm ninth *wM r. SatiiF-ne-orrnu sorer with Ossie foVil scored’ IWe In’ the u rs t irli.l • Glnrig clijtutgtng a !< run inning two In the fourth, Al llfy-anf with ♦ w ith a lusty home run with two 2 hit# in four trips and Iluddy Sanford m ates aboard. Four Lake with 2 hits in three trips Pnlatkn hurlers fnred the F<*i|« Tn were the Itig fa rte r, in the Snnthls hectic seventh inning, and I f° r,,'r< scoring, a fifth entered the contest in ' Seen; by Innings. (S u n d ay I tl»» ninth inning. SANFORD ■fiuo nui r22 jg ;i u The big but of Iluddy Lake P“httka 5M Win IHMl—18 III t boomed again in yesterday’s tilt Hinscih Payne lev y and Znspel; when he ram e to bat with | | 0l> Driggers.' W arren. Sherrirk, T hurJ 'u t t l e nUmid . and cluuleil tl.e "uind. Hudson Toncoff and Thro'•'r . tiold. . * I Do Y our Cleaning the "E Z Y " w ay — w ilh EZY General Household Cleaner 31 Players Participate In Opening Of Summer Greens G. W. Spencer Is Victorious In Three Events By Stevo bishop NO. 98 GOES AGAIN! Andy Carraway And Hap Fleming Win Two Prizes Each Hy A U T H T It food and drink and To m m v •Harm on • T«tr ujr\p r|Ci Vhiice ■Kerr-ttit V F o il , B u r FORNfr-R MlCMifiAw who Again RcnJHWi 10 FOOTBAvi, Uir**a ' ."•I'lll* &IC.NIMC* tomi Tfir . l9i.ii fiwr Ilap Flemming and Andrew L ot' A N F tl t » T?fvnCCar raw ay sou pine, for high * nn fiumliri • m seven, w|th ,t 'con- uf eight h. 3 for Iiligh nnr« nf lm hqlf* w itl^ J2 i aini nn H hoV* r«ut«I u 11n a John Ivey tin.l In run H i - Itlimt «M|v-y \VIi4 IH three wnv Mr .. T o a r e n L L . i n>ii Jim Spencer .mil rii iiimmg. Tin* 1ail if • pi iri-i IVt1■if ■twiiMleil to rv:* ’ will AfsAin I Mr». Helen i! Jit 1tt way f.u low HARfOOW ttJEA R lkl0 R l ^ l f'MMb’. 9,’orp uf fi« f.»r IIIHr ■ — ■’ "Da" NbtMBLR high «enrr of j Darki S|H*nrei f.*t hi High schtoi2 f.,i mu«- h ' i»u -*in*- it. !hi \* ■ ‘ I hi )a im y S i nt I • *k the I, pi.Inis i .1 In- la tween w. ild i =■. I l Nt ;i: t I Mu Ft let .-till k .it-l 'It* 1 Hit rttJl.le wi‘h>ul Mmkiiti; ami lh«n i *Hj|i *♦ O li, tin n r . ilia ! i‘«niIfJn,,t ■.Smith, noil ’be ui-.-i ■t-teii1 !•> , teplu I1 f 1st it i isr th at Until til h r |«h > n CD 111* i Mrs S imiib with f-tttt I «. ! r»t SAXffiltl* SPOUTS LACGH bloat ■ • MV* nt * f rtftr • ■♦ i itr St \ UK run, woodwork and clothing. Abo floor cleaner atul dry clean as.. » ■-«..i skfu ■e. *» tng Uquld. . .. SENKARIK PAINT & GLASS CO. 114 W E S T S E C O N D ST. PHONE 320 Tn .10 t h In ini** rlit IT SA\Fr»RH Caddie* m Scotland are note t., lit 51 for their nuirk tongues nntl ready St Ailgu-true .T* TtTi replies. When it comes to Words, j llelmmt A* rtj they are seldom thrifty One Rnlutkn Ij 0 i | well-know it Amei lean golfer om e . linvliua llen-.h * IT* lift is tuppo-md to have drawn a live­ J f t’Mint k 12 ly cuddy, who offered a eon ! iatMt’*-villr Uesiill i t e-teiplm tinumis stream of advice anil . a«nti.4i i 2 HAVFT mi t critic ism Tin* longer the morn, logugr went on, the madder the j fit littliia Ik, It nm*TBvilli V go’fet R !, ami the worst !t;» game Finally, the golfet blew up after tluhhing one shot, md turned on the caddy. He shtmlel “ Vou little whtppersnapprr. why must b<' Uie worst caddy in the t fnimeilj fhv n ,*<!> Mint* «.11*tirift! Fm\, wtiii i >;#i =piny in | fvvi* y v jir ,, w ith th* E t lf le i, |n*w i*T h‘H.lM I'h ttailiTp liin lulum K u t flr * . al .n uh i f the h^ hU* Hack i f fu lN u ic k * at t h u tim e. 1 Baseball lonight MHMHIPAI. PARK "Silts 1*. M. t in .722 ,5S4 .535 \i 50‘J IM ITT ,i ton 375 -mi mi M in | liysieat eotiditinlt f*»i tin- gmel ling struggle, .il-t.t-l 1*011>- intln-.it ■ . t .t t!. W o i n v i t o t h o p u b l i c t n ■ in s p e c t a t o u r nut t l N l l l r o i- * ' -• 1 ■i- t i • .it '" c a p a b le o f p iielm -n t * n> .*1 ■-n that will *1 - ...... . 0 1 1 1 Ir a n i in p in y f a r pn\ ir 'tfii riTA*. t n l r a '* l i n y s Will kitisf *nil *■ fm any ; oi,* For i al lit • I o u s lin o o f V o n t i m r B o u ts . T h irr’ii Jimwif • L if f n r t l Miiil Gt‘ ! 111*' 1 If iltm i1 hij/hs -!**|*pi i i i *»i n e w slu n V iT H n n o n 'X V l o r y A n * ., I h o f a m ­ IT hall 1 hark. ill u litil*- 'J Vi kAftsn. 11 ft. Moth Sailboat'; r k«»h <hf’ 11titnts II \pfiitll % m ul-r t h «i lifw f rDfjt> f Ml M Mt l * r!,| II up tt* thi* !•*■* ■ V 1 \m tliri j. •h i ‘-rrtll.T'vk *■ i*r flHHui* I irifi-h II."i iM i»f -t l»- 1. Mh u M hMIIH’ ‘ II. I l ul l -, ' Sanford Boat filly ii imi? tfiv Irftm n f I ’M * K+ 1 *i * J n*vk B u n a I to u t I T 1* f t . B f l i i x n 1 ‘t i l i t v B u n a I mi i t ii Hipnil'i i f «f f l»» put «*n in ih* Wilhmiitt f t . ( Hit l m a t'll «■yf-l t \ III I HIM I . Hfl l i display on .pp .(«• itti; tii»f*mrn mi i.ffri Afjfi i«i»» ..f hi *f wl'rt * i« m i I HIMhi*j I ii : j (I Ih'i iihl *1, . St-a hawks wilt irn.» . i- .-I,, | A 11*1111 if IHM Willlitm* k. DELAND vs. SANFORD g a m e o f a long se ffilt.l,’ . ih e 'V .m ’ t i * t w it h I lie tliiffid n H i,tin * H it lt lm r r e M ui'H-i(.al .'■e.i.liutrt tin "■ n ig h t - o f A u g u st -lltth t ’.m -h -III 'M e a g h e r m ul htc^sVafr l u i .e d«n.i . - e v e r y lh o ig tt* '(.rt.-- i--- — '***tt *•* th e corn* hi III! pritfe-.-t.--t. kaj, liru g h l t l v m to g f t th e p l.i.t-t- in p lo p , • .ii i !.di,i H«;i« h if l left STANDINGS n» Gain Inlrrl l‘rfa« nllnre, tapestry, tile, brlrk. Ilnolr. i ftf-* h in t a n .I *. i tug. id I Special* With tun wt-ek« pi.-* litniitary practise i t bind them, fifty tu n Miami Se. bjuk* fm.tkill aspirants ha.e -•;t 1 down to a kntK-kilOuai .lt ic .-oi biat.l for the thirl, tbit, 'i iiii place-* available mulct All \ .VrU-n con ferenre regulattmi# ■* Preparing fo"r (him n|*,*ninif chlr tn »■ itains. For rugs, upholstered fur H illy a f h k v ii.i It r mo vr» grime, grease, gum. lor o il ^kt. Coach Meagher .Says Seahawks Will Be for .Schedule H K C 'K W I T H Herald Sports Ktlilor In n gala day of festivities a: the Seminole Country t'lul; 31 golfer* cnjnyvil the official opening of summer greens. The lead­ ing prire winner for the day was (i. W. Sfcncer who wen three pi list*, which inrludetl* prises for low - mens’ s e n e fur 1* hvle*. longest tlrlve- on the fairw ay oft num ber I. ‘ and the iiesfc*' Ilf number B In two Clyde T rn rtllrg . nr. C lub1Pro, announced today. Other winners includeil Huh* Scott for, h h h , jeorg in number eight whicifc is ... iliffi. rit par fiveluyie. F. H; Smith ‘frij- the most ’birdies of tl** day. K. Mcf'a'I for driving the m-atrst to number 5. Mt-tiiii ' I **( \ h- k. Stun Miami P 1a y e r s Begin Brawl For 33 Team Berths T**hi 1 W orks * •f* t i ­ i* f I* Is, riMi„ f .. It# .if V lt I Now at Firestone AIIMotal 25-Pound Tcit \»i***>1 D: A 'y ln n C a a lln i! I.INK THANK YOU fo r w a it in g for d e l i v e r y of y o u r TELEPHONES. INj/- T O W N. ...■« , H u gr*«t •trsn eth *nl !« w»t»rcipof. Tlnhtly br»ul*d lln strom; metal supportv rsrrlfil. Two sturdy strspi. on Uio re«L 60-yard spool. Driti In tfir l^ort Ono Hour I get your new tar as quickly as possible m * y fZ tW -Q unllry LONG ’ < 16 C Wo w a n t to lh a n k o ur c u i t o m t n a n d prosp octivo custom #!* for y o u r frlan dly p a lio n c # w h llo a w a i t i n g y o u r n # w C h o v ro lo lt. W* know If If a hard ih ip to wall for n to d a d transportation! but wo ballovo you w ill undortland lhaf wo, and Chovrolof, aro a* oagor to dollvor cart a i you aro to obtain Ihom. Unfortunataly, production so far th li yoar If far uijdtr oxpoctations. Chovrolof M otor Division , turn# up tho iltuaflon Ihwn i 't t i u i - . . so hssvy Iniftckntio easily . . . nujni smooth and #»»n We are doing our best to see that you *rr H M T l 4 h lM tN T .E I tbs. I One edit uOY«ni- Tow chaiff' num'bur of btinllfttl eetepA* E to cmy to uio. IdPatfS no tmnih inirtu. B IG STOCK 5 T irgston# "Evon though our rato of production norm ally oxcoodt that of an y othor m anufacturor, wo havo boon ahlo lo build, up lo July 1, only 12.4 par-cont a t m any cart a t wo hod built up fo th at d ata In 1941. Production If itlll far balow norm al, b o cauto of f*oquonf thortagof of ostonHol molorla lt a n d parft. Strike after ttrike at tho p ta n tt o f our tuppllort h a t M riouify Im peded our p ro g re it tow ard full production, an d HlO cum ulative effect severely h e m p e n ovary m anu­ facturing an d assem bly plant. In Juno w e w ere ab le to build only 29.2 p ar cent a t m any Con a t wo produced tn tho tam o m onth In * 9 4 |.M cA TELEPHONES f ahMs - tor ALL out of the same basket ToUplionc materialt for catching up on thou sandt of applications for telephones, oxtdnding farm teiophons service, and providing meye long distance Whllo production It restricted, t o —In roportion—are shipm ent! o f cart fa Ui. production In facilities all come f'omJhe tonifc .bpiEot. JFt a big -------- -------- .. baikof, but war communication demand* emptied it and left ut way behind fn switchboards, burldingi, cabin* and everything telephone service require*. i s ip #ta*r u># ___ _ » d**tfn. tong tfvtU JS* I i.tf o - 1 0 J3 In Ipite of hampering lhorfagei of raw moterial* — lead, copper, steel and the like — we're making progress. And w e won't let up until Ihere't any condition. plenty of service, local and long distance, for town and farm. jjfctv- ? -------------------- STORES f l R i r STrtEET S O U T H E R N BEI L T E L E P H O N E A N D T E L E P H O N E C O M P A N Y N PHONE 12 *'* X ' — - - M C O t r O t A T I D �» * I T H E SANFORD H ERA LD , SA N FO R D ,"FL O R ID A PAGE S EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT 9,00 TIL? m u s ic nv CLINTON’S ORCIIKSTRA FF-ATURINC. LEO nml hi* GOLDEN TRUMPET By Anncini'M l*rr»* 1wans ll^ a after thr frauds p attern led alter the old 'diplom a m ills." By FKANK I. W rl.l.HK WASHINQTON—"Till* oytfll> a They promise a veteran a high-pay |jihony," said the money order clerk joti at the end of a course calcu­ lated to take Just about all of hla In a amall eastern post office I Tlie ea*WAC. trying to aend $23 »e|»ration and musterlng-out pay Ila a ''school" which promised a arid then tell him he flunked the j/urc-flrr )ob when ahe had (lnL-.hrd examinations. Full figures are not available, [Its course, took back her money. Nuw a money order clerk is not but In Just 89 of till' 3 455 mallfraud cases handle.I lust vear more usually supposed to butt Into this business. hut the one who did hap­ titan $31,800 ooo was filched from the pened to be a close friend of the public In all types of sh arp p rac­ tices. r ilth of His. Stories Mamie says there ha* been a girl'* fam ily, oiul he had just heard gradual— but 'so far not alarm ing from a visiting 17. 8 postal .Inapeptor that thla particular rackrt —Increase In mall-truck and mallwas about In be busted under fed­ train holdups, another responsibil­ ity of hla service A registered eral m all-fraud law*. ftowoe C. Magur. general *U- mall sack Is snatched h ere and |ierIntendent of tlie Post Olficr In there. Tlie Incidents are growing In a portion Service, tell;, the story to illustrate w hat he consider:; one of number. M agur says, as unemptoythe most vicious "g y p s'' practiced m eat grows and* prices rise. He has alerted tlie Inspectora against repitltlon ol the bold forays which followed World War I. such as O era Id Chapman ’s xtlckup of n m all j truck for a million dollars In New >York • Maguo says post office burglairle* are starting up again but that so la r most of thrin are by sm all fry hoodlums nothing like In the early '20s. when burglar* got the biggest haul in *11 postal h is­ tory. $250000 in stam ps Irom the Paw tucked, It I , | tost ofDre. They were captijrrd ami sentenced lo IQ >eani in Jail "Sniping" ol Kovt’Pnnienl checks .front mailboxes is giving pantal : In- pec-tors their biggest headache. fThrll* have risfii !|om «)9* In IIM4 I nud l fjifl in lu ti to wllai looks' • like* MMitethlntf* near J.OtXl m HMD. At first It was carried on prln|( (pally by bbickshcep boys and jglrl'. who seemed *allfled with Just luuanujE m w . . . s i f v j jmo Qt N3UUUC£~.M Qff >aJ nrt ad ofowrot o« n* PhOrtCTlON PIAN3..... up ax Prateel Yoar llum r! fir I Windxlonn W e nrc fo rtu n a te in haviiii* an am ple slot It of pl a it: InMiratire NOW! ANMttiW CARRAWAY • AGICNCY •PRK-WAR QUALITY AUTO CLASS •POLISIIKI) Cooled Memory Leads To Heated Activity Alert Activities Of United Slates Postal Inspectors Protest Citizens KXU1£ moticm no* ftWDJdWN IKU>T M-O •HEAVY SI1KRT for FURNITIIRR Tops M ONDAY, A U G . 12, 1948 NOW, you can havo a A iftH ttfu i TANDEM DISC HARROW For your FORD-FERGUSON Tractor Yea air, a full-size tandem disc that lifts for transport or turning on headlands. Eliminates need for rolling diica over hard roads or cuuiog grassy waterways See for yourself how the harrow la held firmly to the ground. See how depth can be regulated or harrow Completely railed to eliminate bulging doVn in wet EVICTED FROM TMIIR HOMI In Applejon. Wise., after It had been bought by another family, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Burnette and their nine chtlclikn were offered a temporary home In the Outagamie County Jail by Sheriff Lyman D. Clark. Here matron Mary Derua and Jailer Walter OMterlch are serving the Burnettes their noon meal. (International) be aw ept away. «• Holmes entered the num ber ol Nelson's truck In a ' courteous driver contest. Alter UiventlgatMOLINE. Til.—A.P.—City E m ­ Itlg. th e . Chic ago Motor Club ploye H arry Holme* appreciated uw ajilrtl Nelson. $5 tills good turn and returned It fiveThe Luuixiana Purchase doubled Bakery Truck D river Mike Nel­ the area of the United Htatr*. son parked hla truck so that 1-a l*a*. "capital' of Bolivia, wax llulinea could sweep around It. When the sweeping* hod accpmu- founded by the Hpanlard* in I MM. lated under the truck. Nelnon again The whooping crane la the largmoved It so that the debris could t ,l of North American bird*. Driver Finds That Courtesy Pays Come in a n d tee it, today BRITT TRACTOR CO Phone 501 “Insurance 1‘lus Service' 118 N. I*urfc rtiune lx.I CLASS MIRRORS " I LOST 3 2 LBS.i W I A I S I X ! 1 4 A O A IN Ohm IM.IU.MPs m,n.J.UI .I Knllr Wilh AVlln \$U iMa ( •tody linluuhl'Ilaii Nv« lU Lis • bulel a fi|4fa Vouf at I*iw« It.a id $«*•/ t>v( be |La Mm 4hI Ifr It* »a»t»f Iktunbi \mt i H rin it y u n r g in s* p r o b le m s In n s ; if wi 'e m , w e 'll g e l a o m r b n tly w liti r im ! T he Com plete Paint nml C .Ia m Store' SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO •U.. >••«# bat Mmtl Sha* W l l id btooey lat k la lUWI ImU *«dbJwfl*>l by DMihul ilwtma beds lUb |M pmun«|o«| |4lu Ifttaafund* fiivfilalna(«« wHIi Um At Ii A MiaoUh U mJ / K»«lu«lnt FUn. H t t o it li. No IsisiltM. Ks FLETCHER ROLLS— DICK I I.SIU.RRY •{€} dfu|s U l |4*alf. Vial l ml 1* A I •Mlbdals, |atUbU. , vx»|ual j / l l •Mi I U « t l o J t K m h U * U n ytai yf ••ivy dfbfloul AYllH VlUltfq Cilalf Muff U OtJy |i ij luff M*Um' ffM|tfftjr. lT>d4 mm 117 SOUTH PA R K Ruiimillut & An<lt*r*uri Wnli; i rrii Agrnry AMOHO lht.ee attending a ipccttl pctutiii.irice ul the Pat is Upeis Home were former mayor of New York ami (Uriftilly IJNKKA Ulrev. tor (iuiri.il Fiorrllu II. (.aUuardia (left), and Count de Herrrinunt. who wm l.u host, (htfcm dlionali IIIEIIIEill~ll IEIIIEI 1.41l=lll=lll=lll=lil=lll=lll=lll=lll= III DURING OUR AUGUST SALE . , h . o v o ra Q 3 8 6 m . g o n e UP rj SuniW n® -on 1 i^ k 'vS .j * jr ■ k 1 Il ■% . i LAWSON SUITES ... - -•- - *—-«- - r ■ are exceptionally Him sullr*. beaaUfuUy wphal treed In a rhoire of floral ar .Irlped heavy auallir ry and with full spring ronslrucUau- They are HlgMety vailed flaw sampba thsT w e ^ 7 » l i d u ••It’s E a sy to Pay the M a th e r Way ” fled Iln rv r «Jn O race polh-f, ' w1)0 (old Baltimore police. OtOcer* helped a neighbor. M lu Blanche Taylor, through a baaement win­ dow. but ahe couldn't reach the . heater because a door w as locked. So police called fl remen. who broke a window and discovered that heali>r W im 't lift. ' 'bJ*» «— bM" 1005 S an fo rd Ave, �, In U nity T here I* S trength—. THE W EA TH ER Te rrelecl the P u re of IHc WreMi H a n fo rd To Promote the Progress of Aoirrtraj To rrodoce Prosperity for Nsafsrd. AN VOLUM E XXXVII E s ta b lis h e d British Send immigrants To 1908 I N D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y SA N FO R D .' FL O R ID A . S tr a its A flrrnoop nnd evening thunder* showers today nnd tom orrow . F a ir tonight nnd tom orrow - m orning. NEW SPAPER M olotov Pays Tribiite T o Italian Aid T o Allies But Attacks De Gasperi’s Talk JeWs Riot In Haifa As Illegal Immi­ grants Put Aboard British Transports UAFIA, A«t. 11 (/p>—An unr*»7 rahn h u rrlam ed to the ant lent port eUy ot Hallo in Palm 11nr, but the trouble there may not yet be over. Order waa finally iratorrd by British troop* oiler crowds of angry Jem rioted In the street* for hour*. Enclosed Ci t y Garbage Truck Body Purchased - IOthiopian Delegate Recalls Fascist IlisseN At Monarch At Ia?ague^ Meeting Dug Way Out Of Gcorjrin Grave I'A R lK . ' Au'k*. whom h ad ju st arrived in Haifa heritor fioni Europe, were loRu.yj nboard two British tt anaport*. anil removcil t«i Cyprus A irland. ’ In-the uiiiM of the con* f u s io n allot her refugee ve*i--| diopped anchor oulshle the heavi­ ly guard'd pert with fi.10 more would-be immigrants nhnnrd. As ihr ilrportallnn conlirme-l, iTh*' mighty* plane, capable of flying from San Prancisco to Tokyo and back again nonstop lira for M t -*f tarious manufacturer* o f cnminutes In Its first test hop and nik-ervers said it exceeded all expeclatloas ** The new craft, which t« hlies for garhai • trucks. dwarfs completely the n - » Superfortress, U 108 feet lung and has a 130-foot wingspan Olflrlnl U 8. ‘ ■ • tlntcmalionail I im loihng a packing device, nr ' | Army phpto, -np;.,| (he bid "f the Hanoi, Iron M■-i k■» for a nine ruble yard load j p atter I I .- City plain to purclitise another one at n_ Inter d a te ,’ arf m uling to it- N. Buyer, City I Matmgcr. Action Taken To Russia Proposes Black Sea Powers Stop Flooding Draft New Treaty For Dardanelles Op West Side rioting Jews on share filled Ihe Mrt-ils of the half-Jewish, half- j Arab city and battled with Iti'U-h 1 Drops. They stoned troops of the . „ _ ,, , IliitUh First Infantry Division j I' lU K IS O f L O U D l'J ^ nnd ntluckrd I'alesllnimi police — — ^ T h e />)»•*, most nf them young Definite action to prevent • m e m had responded to »ii appeah further flooding of West Ride broadcast by clandestine rsdi farms such as has been causing o f the Hagitna uniMrgrntwd. mncnrJng nnd costly damage The Iln mint tnrlio tjri.i ral'-'d during the pa*I two summer*. tih- Haifa residents to storm lh. wnt taken last evenin'* at the street* and break Ihe nirfew. t’ourt House when a group of which the llrltish clamped down glow ers, meeting with the Flood whlVt the refugees were being nnd Drainage Committee of the Seminole County Kami Bureau loaded frr deportation. and with County Agent C. B. The disorders were corcenUnt- Dawson presiding, raised Ihe sum 4<1 In thn dock men and they eon- of 41,015 as a stmt toward - t l n . - i d w*H into morning »«"<ish j m i,ch', Counl fllniU fnr (lr, ln. V authontirs declared, however, • age purposes. -1 ;l a .ili r f - v a w-Htj ,rn:.. . j t J i stair,iCH--, l * i Nslmy effect unui 1M rlty hed quieted n* chairman, was named nnd in­ down. structed to start work immedi­ The first deportations sent t« ately In co-operation with County barbed wire printai pens on Cyprus Engineer M. C, Hagan, In clear­ Island were taken aboard th ing out obstacles In the Smith transput! Kiiipli-t Koyul and F*n- Canal, overflow from wblrh has pir* Hvywrpd. The refugees ap­ flooded from 1,000 to 1,500 acres peared sullen as armed Tommies of farm land on the Wert Side I -Mirded them aboard the depor­ during rainy period*. Philip Bach tation vessel*, hut there was no and Henry Witte Jr. were the t L violence. The immigianls were other memlwrs appointed on the searched and British offimr* sa il committee. some of them had explosives on The Smith Canal start* north their persons, but that no other nf the Country * Club road west of (irapevitle and empties into weapons wei-j found. Lnler the Palestine govern­ the Hi. Johns Itivr-t west of Mon­ roe Corner. At the recent meet­ ment announced that illegal Ish Immigrants who reach -I ing nf the County Commission, Palestine before Aug, II would n delegation of West Hide grow net be sent to Cyprus. Jns'*!ad. ers were assured that the Coun­ th* government announcement ty would match fund* that the said, they would be sent to the growrrs raised for drainage pur­ kAthlit e-iarance camp, south of poses, dollar for dollar. Th*. grower* committee tgUI 1 Jerusalem. ~ ‘ • The early arrival* thus appear contact other property owner* to have Iteen exempted from th) on the West Side in order to gain their Interest and co-opera­ new British deportatlen order. tion. said Mr. Dawson. Except for the rioting in Haifa, "Thi* wa* absolutely the beat tlij rest of Palestine was describ­ fanner*' meeting I have ever at­ ed a* rpiiet but tense. In JcrUsnl tended.” Mr. Dawson declared eni, all government buildings in this morning. "Everybody there the Jewish area w- re heavily wa* of one voice on thn matter guarded. nf flood control.” v'll C. Iletael, representing American Fruit Grower*, Inc., hradrd thedonations by contribu­ ting 1500. Victor Green, gave II! GO. loui Ilutncr, Herbert Be­ hrens, Henry iWitte Sr., Henry Witte Jr.. Henry Nickel, W. E. Chapman and son, Phil Back, Otto Kchmohl, M, R. Wiggins an ■ j _ _ _ _ _ For the second time In two J. W, Beal each contributed 1 1 ' Weeks, H a r r y Robson. local Benner C a-tir, H.nry Tturttor.■porting goods dealer, found ho ant' I., B. Ma*rt contribute^ f50 had been robbed, when on Satur­ e»ch. C. F. Bramnn gave I3C, day he looked Into the - back E. T. • Chapin.11 425 and Paul C u f hla automobile, and found Marrs 110. Stowaway Jailed Farm Bureau liaises Money To Match ^Harry Robson Is Theft Victim For 2nd Time In Week that a Remington nolaeiesa type­ w riter which he had left there, • had bead stolen. ■ The car war parked in front e f hi* home e 2482 Orange Avenue. Last week the Robson Sport­ ing Goods Store on Firat Street w aa' entered by a high window ,. adjoining the alley and two air rifle* and a shotgun ware re ­ ported by Robson to have been ^sto len . The air rifle* were re ­ t u r n e d to police headquarter* by fathar of ono of two b o n had been connected with the Prior to »*t-ring oversea*, lf r . Robson operated a bowling allay on C u t First Street- This was hrokan Into a t on* tima and th* cash n g ltte r was stolen. "I am getting fed up o, BritiHh I h I c h B e i n g Swept By High Winds L O N D O N , Aug. If , (A’)— Strong galas and driving rain ar* swooping over tho British Isle* today, disrupting shipping and damaging Britain'! badly needed crops. Shipping In tho English Channel and In the Liverpool a n a has been halted by wind* reaching 80 mile* per hour. A steam er has b e n abandoned In U>* Channel and her arew taken off In a rescue boat. Suffolk farm ers say that half of thsir wheat harvest and 7 ( percent of their (o«U may b* lOffc' TO TAKE CBUIBB 'oid boy. scoula and oca win be Invited n u t SunJ tor a m ils* aboard 8ubjmarius Chaser (7 9 on the 8t. Johns River, according to Llout. WosL A chaplain will bo aboard Who w ill conduct yorvlcc*. c Du- siiaits mill fh.ii th » SSIt ....I t in ki i -Ii <uU I I I'll! V ifi‘ Vi'1 V jmrillv *•t it«•HiJf1 D TU v ypiil ***frn *’!*!«• |-e**n|f’ infl«(l III*' Irn\|..i|(r«,tiu h rtMiYPiilicin which l"itV'♦* Tm 1• \ the i it:lit Id imhlm itr i hr 1 r ut* RiiiilA t ta ihi 'a Ihr |u v liioiM nf that cufivmUott th* n«»t m i tr.tpoitf| in the tnlrrrAt *»f Micurt y »*f ti-» MIprk tir f» 11it<fifflIf1 <i.i |ici i * Mil* bablll*** VhiMlid n n *' in|rlt thin nf j it? iliou by piiuilirt bbwI I j*|»er lav* itiu # iut the wnt ^rr^tutiALAiA. tfi; X A tiu li g n v e i'l ftfptit in A f ila r a Ian! T fifirta ln j anil al Hip Fame tinii* itR t*#l li’ntt wi*it» jjjp c lo ^ l i Britain h1 H»* I'nitrvi Stair* KijmiUh pr<n>*'*^r«. Mi it the ptiti* in* krpt tippn !** lh* jianangr vi m inrtdnl Vrr*Fh •it ail n a lif but cnly war utMi*U **f the Hla • ,WAK VETERAN Ralph K. Bet*. M. Willoughby. O., U sltown In Uir city Jail at Bad Nauheim. Ger­ many. where h* Is being held un­ til he fares deportation charges. When he found John trarce and pricer, too high in the U. 8., Drtr. sfoa-ed away on a troop carrier (International i Borndorf BeturnH From Trip To Cuba - ______ o .- a - Bhrsdorf, * -manager of the local Firestone Store, has returned from a four day lrip to <jub« which resulted from tinwinning of a company contest fnr having the best liusinrs- in th* district comprising th* south­ east. Mr. BorsAlorf explained (lint store districts were composed according to rertaln sire- »f tlnre* wui that the SanfVir.l store hail achieved the i«-»l -*lc, quota of theia atore* during tinmonth ef July. }{« rnndp l lit* trip by plana, and *ait< that he had found much enjoyment in sight seeing In Havana. Students At Tech Want Better Scats ATLANTA. Aug. 11 (/J*)—Retiellious otudenU at Oeonrt* Tech have threatened a maos all-down strike on Ihe.football field to prem U the biggest game of the rear from bring played—Dus Tech-Navy game set ror Nov. 9 ,, The atuden la, dtamiUDed with oral* allotted them in the football stadium, also threatened to retabilsh picket Unag gnd urge Die public to boycott OOargU TVcti foot­ ball games. A Student trader who detUned to be quoted revealed the pUn for 4XM0 students to Mt down on the football field at the time for the Nary game. He eald there would be oo contest unices better seats fee provided lor gtadenta tn the stadium. GI Escapes After Sentence Suspended eipliBi Efc,?*ar 13y Disi t Fort Mi*a me* Barr nf yesterday, eertam hr hadn't 'lone , away, woid Depart m-rnt clamency ROCHESTER, Minn.—Aug. I» Sr greetman Wiliam J. wishes now Of Mlnneaola died in IL*Just after today. Ha had •ertotuly 111 since Sunday when he waa taken to tha Mayo n r ! ,.r e . tence. and afasie. -Gallagher waa a* Democra­ * tic-farmer labor!tg coalition totin he I* caught, grrssmnn. ftp Wo more lime. ssrais,1 f r ) t *•1 fi urn Hit* Sfiinfm 11* it t Hi M r«Mi. to k in g r* f clm l n o r ih e m il H lrp f't in (ti i *M' fill ■l l , fill*' »m. ^fT*«or*Hi n»M|-«*rly tm > Tin ..the* rfijiiFitt tn n * U p ?n»M*Ml fro m F re u t 11 \ i niff due to Fnreiifii ub-ei ' ith in Mu i " ' , !rp re t Ihe m I f nit ii =«lit m r fn r w a n l ft (cat 4»P1M-lit n f Ihe S.n p o sitio n Hint l llr wl h iila nr r lu t 1V 'h e ro n r r r ii n f H is* li.»* liin d r r iu W i n ll- Ifln r k Sf.» i* V f i. tl»|r ............ h*i* a IMi the nid of n shrivel a|»r dug bet •*♦!* *»| fill' trudt :i in tilt tl»e miUktrt* nf Atlanta On Hlie told ill A'ltiiLa (‘m l C^fnirt.jJ t ifi,t tm t Mle had b*fil placed hi thf’ fry h<%r ewlraiwe’l ho fund Wtlhiim l^e iH p U Jr n*wilh»l wlm tin* a'enrnl fi» lull h**« lyiin* f! I. tuiiT hivc vnu iuib<xJ\ will " f-iui Hut p*a ajirfi i*> tt_vfeting; fur four! arid e imtrMl uUl after rn .d i A«-nr jtir grt-»ip ‘ In** ni,»' w»o «| . *ihdpho’oi that |*»rk i" ufreudy quirenn* i ‘lining the pa*t mmi’h GI’h I’King Tricks To l Marry German Girls id ’) lie a ’* ■latins N fN K T T E R N -V K A K <»!*D J a n ie in p u rle d I * h av e met CUttde A te ..I is 3j i plea fur utie- nf tin* ilescribed Ihe |ms!| mi,-ii .'lit ns an divide Du Major Allieswent mi !n say thr.t liefliiy ft.. s-| .i is*0 l he ne* d d |f|**iite» Irtv uM I'aik Ah emit-* HI III IN. Ant th a t !|i*liitt>V as- ''tie m e iit d u r to p a rk in g o f au to nu ib lle^ b y c h u i» b f- .lin in g nervircu. w»*d Sc« power wniibl br jirnmMi I d in g s imd funeinh, The r^nuent entry* However* «fscrf*piiatnn would WflH M g in d by. foil* lnr**| r | | i a«]fifi. b»* m a o j fn c a m w beie upei ml Milk fmrn Icrnt dnriea win ip * iMiuniccnirnU bad been math nlvuncc. mean i "i "ni l' did Die tinti i ..ndfitin Kncisiit, nor 11 i -ir-clr i**intirV a* .i-,i ,.t Mus-.dim 4 i p.ii it. Dimly -ri- .it* nt \aa vi^iirt! **"41 11' ■-t til | h>i n r f i t M ilii Du- Ku-xinit Urlcgaid t .n fip(* ' ' 11V "t'ttl'lH 1!r y a ffil t«|mi tra *mI that Abrii lh Hip Rtmitvi by tho*n imrnirI-si to )•"♦ " ''I imr^t v Uni* n f H mj the Illii' k Sea l y i ' D The Snvirt |U>\**rfitiirnt Duo. ■>'* m i|ii M v riliffil and . * ' n vpif Ml wi US)— nupurtanco it* ., pimer in the Mediterranean. Mii|.»li>v then paid Irilute to h lint In- t.illi-d Du liislnrk s o ­ il i* tend,'ted i>y llnly. He said D - Stvlel peupie were confident lut it,,* future uf Italy »,* a great . -nut,' Hie slim t-orcign Minister .iddnl Die fundamental prnblem* ■ Ii j Ii ' Denim rnllr t••»<lrKClle* a • •i in Die lerrnt ennt . i . i '. . a, ■• Ii "f D.ilmti 1'irmier |he ( 'nllllllissilill aulhiirucd Ihe 1 M |f* I ||0 ^ *11*1 t .HU I p Min shit^*i« w e re f ' #i fttpiiv* ii iid «h» i»nt t;tmran Iff1 f* infs th nit pitiviiHiini: Ifin ti» f i f t !•*■!» W-I, (ir f* i r r r d on r v * Kill , Minim "d. di*i"> nul Ituly ,r-Ii,mid Itn-c he, .payment of nil inP-rrst due Rep*, j __ L i M n s c n w . Aug. i:t idn T he' * “it all natatnmling l-md* \ leltni flout 1),,- bndi-tni l Itllssliui rule to Till key ruucern lin g th* Dattlattrlle* was made 'W:encV together wilii an I pulilic lo-lny t>v the Rovu l Koreijn t - i ' in f ill w i l l, tend w h irh |U*i It* imyinrtil 1*» Hu- t'lly * f I llffi,The note proposed that ' ' lli«* Hlfii-k S im pntti'i. lake full M '•TM f.if tho |H»I|*M*< •«( L»'t ip |*l i•II fin I i‘r JJ'1 lit Inlln HUth'tr Hv Ir i mg - I ii new hHBSOllLA, Mont Aug CONGRESSMAN DIBS * 13. Soviet IMrei^n M inister V. M. .Mi)|otov R|>uke lii.t m in d at (lit* Paris Peace Confcrcncii to d ay pa Ita ly ’s recent f.pfett. For more Jo u ju n i ptiace. tonns^ Molotov {leclnred' that Hie Italy of th e Fas­ cists heprs a trem endous responsibility For tite w ar. Plans Arc Discussed H A IFA , Aug. 13 (/P)— Crowds o f a n g ry Jews* riot. For Improvement # t d 4 u iha^aJicianU atreuts of ()TSewerwge^rystenr* ' H aifa in, Palestine today, its ) THE ARMY AIR PORCHS HUO^ StX-ENOINED DONGim plane, the Convatr Xfl-0fi U shown parked Rritish au th o rities began City Commitsirnerji. n-*t ta-d v.,^ „ ^ „ V. V H V , U„ alongside n battle-troted n » . just before Jt took to the air for the first time at Fdrt Worth, Tex the d ep o rtatio n of illegal evening and after review 'll; Idijs im m iirriln t a In „ M n A iior. im m ig r a n ts 10_ a iHCOlter* ra n en n is la n d . U lle th o u s a n d . *im m *igrants, ‘ n m ii w f' Jewisli NO. 235 A ssociated P re s s le a s e d W ire T U E S D A Y , A U G . 13, 1946 World’s Largest Bomber Passes Air Test i '■ s First VJ Day Anniversary To Pass Without Statement By MacArthur Primaries A r e Underway Today In Four States Am erl nations are Ituantn, Turkey H '! can nldiel me resorting to nil -aria and Itunutiuii Mir s.., ■■■ serf ol t in t mid ihxt|p.* in mi note recalled the ser-.-rai i > . e ffo ii to evudr tin- Arm y liati on testa made liy Russia to Aid u.i GI tmiri nipr , to German girls. during the war hboiit AtT'TH. ii • Horne < T - are fhylng lh getrhi|t» and nierehantiiirn uattig D» an nod the lino 1»y Joining the Dardanelles, lin n h A rinv TI ' British Army The original aignslerie* id »I.- ellnws ll.. iitpii to marry frm deioOrn of tin- favotitp tricks is fn, ID-tfi Montreaux i '•invention in the four Black Sea imwrrs, < ’ iln AinViicao soldier to request permt - -.nin to pun the British Britain, France, Greece, 1 Armv I- ng hough in gi-i married ■Jnvjii nnd Japan Tut! - y and then ml or n l" Dir- Americn-i Billnin have proposed thui United Rt*le« leplnrr J u krrns « f 'i ' 'In 1 mil is lied Thai's "m -i Do only wav of do l.aat hall the (lulled '->•'• , ing it l Diei <■! have Ihnr I i proud Hint (hr *linit* In I map sweet heal l - ii-arn a f'lti-Ki open to Die merchantmeu -it language and Dleo h v In pasiialion* and l„ war ve*-,-U "( ” Black Sea pnwrr* in all nil""1 them ' ff a* ‘Jr--eh* nr Foies. stance*. I'o n n p 1 would larix m ii.D iK im d i e hidden tn war veisrls of otla i power* execid with the ron*en< "t HERUN. Aug. 1.1—(/Pi—The H. the B|ark Sea power* or In lhexecution nf a United N ain " 8, Army I’rovosl Marshall's o f­ m iulon. This revision was di*- fice aiinoiioeed lliat six AmerhiPl cuseil at the I'otsdam Gonfetni c eoldirrs wens buri-id fatally in a sevural months ngo wihen Britain garage fire last night. Three other Russia and the United Sin!1 soldier, wei-i injured one rrltiv ally agreed to submit Ihelr Ideas. INil Is (IpcnJn Vy-nnonl SoulhCarolilia* W is eons'in, Arkansiis Hr A u o rlilrd I*rrh> Drifiuirv rlrrlloha ur^ un Ip l»*ur ,-t ifr* Uxliiy. but • i«« Hi'ermt L r*ntrr**<l In Wi 8*-naf«ir lb»I)(*rt I^l'Nin^M* I In/ rf|ptibllc«li nmiihiiitimi I.! \ r ats «ilh Uie Prn*Tf*-iv» S* Tlif ve (r-r a n nr iw tor i hv ». i <*lrrqlt JudKr* .lu^i f'i»f*'ii i.ii \ ■DRIP...... 1 {> * ’ *1 I. f# it ! 1h i ■ i" . ,1 „ •!• 1 111lit! f l*^tl' •i «*n ilf tlo- fiji**! iMltli*«hi{» •In'). \f%t*;\ 11ff ir rnti -fi|t*i • liHH* fdfflttt* ftlir It! V 1 nf ihv .1. 1 n tl tl . tl,' %1‘i D 1’ I *|H *! h» Im« U»r* fnil‘ • •1 ' fjl Mil* (.lair lU’plllibrttii I* i f . • ,H4'siMui IVrry Bli*4 riiik of Mi!-k‘ kt’r* • I. )f 1" * I. pl .y f Ml III* |.»t d up.Ill r Ooodlajtd U ruiiniiig fm i -■ PfilltM' *t*«-» I Di, fotllVi*, noniTimtion agalnat tmi-.tiun. .»!»> mi f i* M d) la- did )banker Delbert Kenny, who h.i Hi*« f " l fh will tie a the (dale OOP aupfairt A Burt lu ll p o l l i n r II " m i l , l u d w c i man in thia rare—Ralph Rumen It •y . mo 1 Vn».» Immil In *4' »|f«lihas th" hocking of l,eFiiltette •l i- onMflMW Iln ..H f. urill l»f Primary eiecItoiiA nbn are uu vvr*»t \ ..I ..i. ♦ s|.n it t i lint derway In Vermont, Boillli t'aml V1 1 fret "|» m*»| tna, mill Arkanma, In V nm om -i .In ly *h♦If fflllSJerry Waicrman niul ilalpti Ktal, j 1 1 n day l l 11111 T . t d e r s arn ninhlrig for R cpu hU riu i-in n le d n»- ii -r hi' Cinnl tl ’ ‘ nomination to Dm Henate tn jc- : ,„i , if,, mil. I t* y in rnf*. plane Hcaiator Wrtrreil AltMln Air I-, geo- ill, till* h.p JIM* ** a H limit* tin left Jl«t Senatn Wlirn Freri- ( («( Die arm P,|| , ■I, - ■, , I (ion! Truman appointed him „ f g, ,,,r „ Di.it their American reprw nlH tlvc mi Ho- , '!*' I'1 >-fn) ,i ini ,n United Nation^ fior.urtty (hen* it . .1 ■ •Ii' ■ft til •(, K1(4 |,li Vermont's RcpiibUean ctovertmi,, What does 8snfnrd need thn come* l« Sanford and Invests Mortimer P roctor to seeking r ' - prrled most to further Its imprnvr"i>td hla mousy here nnd serums n limn Ination ngnlnst former f> hamt w elfare? homo for hi* family, ho should at/ir f>nret Ottoon. 1 1 Mi I IM II III' A B O V E In Houlli Carolina. II Iv-urr-Mt N ORM A!. The Herald would wrlmm.i • be welcomed. In this connection a member are (IghUng out for tlx- g'llevnv suggestions In this direction ** of a prominent lodge in Sanford torial nomination, nnd l* - > 'u A • i m*i- n m,| ii m Iiik- ,i> fnr a mean* of stirndTating ririr interrat In Improvements detig"- who had lieer, away for some olds nre voting for tiro find ! im> ,luring |)„- (inuiDi -d Align;' Iihh tim e and then returned, suggest­ In Uial stale. ad_ th* community. en to w better oewar in* (wen but Dm i- tenth - uf ti de,'roe In Uie Arkansas primary. Drmu- cleivr rorm ll. according In 11, K. Other nearby cities are planning ed that lodge members bo less rovemrnU. Should cold and distant and welcome crets are voting for stole, dtstriei Whit nor, widespread Improven wr. 'thermal' Acltinl returned member* more heartily and cwinly offices. n et Sanford do o tik iikewis*? aveiHge l rin|ifi .it in-■ has Iwi'it WtAorwlir* flrimbMcsin f Wi What Docs Sanford Require Most To Further Its InioroVement, Welfare? make them feel a t home. One prominent merchant »ug- and Young btisines* men and wo­ gtried the following project* for man ar* of the opinion that the, city: m ore. rp<'fcati°n ./a d U lia L are — ‘ S d e f u i t t needed. They .declare th a t' they Ixiat baeln. like roller skating, bwimming 12) See to it that proper in d dancing but th at they have hospital facilities are provided. to go elsewhere to obtain these (S) Provide up-to-date re- fgereations. creaUon. canters for both white S oy T. Johnson, ea-aorviceman and colored people. and proprietor of tha Rod Born (4) Provide- better housing restaurant on the Orlando HighfstitiU ra for colored people in tray, ho* proposed in a latter order th at negro workers rasy to Thg dtcrakt th at a question box bo run to secure suggoetlons bo induced' to otgy here. A young business woman sue* for tha Improvement of Sanford. fa sts: "Sanford need* more peo­ “Then we csit tee - whet our ple to make newcomers feel wel­ Chamber of Commerce can do come nnd' a t home. I f a man ( t o t B.'* ho Kufgtutod. .HAKONH TO MEET ' A n-giilsr .meeting .of. tiu: Mun. roe Chspler No. 15 of the Royal Arch Mssons *111 l<< held lonlgld at B:0f) o'clqrh at the Muinur Temple, Tits moot excellent deurcc will Di conferred. ' l.m N A K I l IS IJIHCIIAltl.KD 8k/c Fut-in* ^t. I<eonard, Rotilo ‘J, Hnx 152. h s i been hnumaidy discharged from Ihe Unlled Slate, Navy, according to an annoiinc« ment today by the Naval Fcrson- 31la, .Separation. Center, Jackron- dis* i11y1 ii - b .l.i'-l 11 pet t i c l,, i! i liiu ig e v He ti........I,, |u-cch r f Dr i , pM--i nil'll Die ctalnl* .f the Id im|K-re.iliv| Italy nml nul ..f lit, gciiiiiiip less demnrral,c Duly- lb- void De Gnsperi's l*i -Tir- 1claim s m e mil m the interest of ( S‘ he iluliiin I'Siplc. ti-legale nlso TinRussian rcpiesl that i i iltrril I le-1 ■a-pei •itllem enl he D i, Du* Italian (*’-v r In-Id hum unlit a p*■ace with Tieri>.... .. ■ 'ii,i.i \ . i "In I'M' -I ItMiVn. I'l l ItltlitVCt ‘ .I- " 'll t 1 | i.s | , Mill ll, l*> the •l I I It 4 tiif*.» iiic m»ne villi i *hnn tho=4|l f llnly Tlw Italian ‘ IrtllM3- h(* «ld. nnd «fp rploto, 'ipa i i‘ *u‘( I' ig in «onimun with itiifi tMtmn. Jtii'iir =- fit mm m m ^1 nil !fi* i**i it<ilfoiml pidiln v in p»t»5ent-d*y ,1,1 Dial if he tv In D f.lv II . ,l,.t 1.1 i . i ..we feci Duly mutt Iln i. i a Oil D • 1 11"..piao dcV*.•le d witli t wl l«1| V ) nf appltlll-l aliich rsused \t 'III, tnuchInto )n ifimuK itik* mnm>*u 1 t • -ti iij I help rein.1finlmriniT Ul|ulln*t ,ce"e "1 which i.-ed th* inon1Italian l .t ‘ i t j lirfih !*«■fi*M* Uu• * U s j j r i -»f ' Nill ion*.*’ Iff wim ii'C y in g to tho Mini* a tli*|i 1! £11If y*-In--i'e uprenred | lii'fnM’ ilii* Lfaijiii’ tn prnt»**t 1 tikr^tnwl ,HV£I4)«»M Mb). in I . IjblnpMn •Ii 1*’CM totlay . In ii’ fl v ••>ru *'Mli tUnjf ott t Is, i . .«fc- ib*»» D »Iv I ' • Kiitr *w » . . f.»» the • 11M-t!ls| Hr >.U*I i -Ml If • .(111 i it n|k- ti-M DiithI , (turin«r tb* •i xif *ll il t lb‘T • nbuiii'N never 1( llll ll| g I tllll'k iiiuIi-i Italy To |;ivr lh. in hiirV. he said, would In- mi urt "itcrtiatiuna! im- tun nitty The ilnid and lu t speaker on Die flatinn Imaty wn* premier (’ini--tantine TssMsHu of Greece, Ilf trecti lied hnw hi* country in Htf i uly piiit uf the war *uf'*-rct| Ihr f nil lin|iil nf Itiillun aggreisKill IIe lidded. Girere itska only l)«*l Jlu-1 iighlr. cemp’-dc reparall"H ■if the ilamnge caused by the Tokyo War Crimes Witness Refuses To Answer Questions TOKYO. Aug. II. (Ah— The rhief prosecution wttne»* at thi Tokyo war crimes trial has dactined I" answer two questions put to him by attorneys t for the Jap defendant*. The chief prosecution witness i* John Goetie. former Ameriran correspond, t>J I rntnpoi-'d ■•'itli ,i ("irnial of enl In North China. ( _' I d rgi-e Ilining the w-erk end Defense attorneys asked (incite m i r Surnliiy the mariTiim re­ lodav_iL thoiigbt^GenersJjll!.- , ft rrtinrr tvTV :»T npit-th minimum mo Chisnghf Ksi-Shek had ofiareid wa* 7 if. tn roilaborato with the Japanese in nnlrr to settle th* so-called t. ‘ hinh incident. The witness re­ GUT I D ftPFAK fused to answer. Goctte likewise ! Mayor II. Jiunra Out will -uldrrv, declined to reply to any quetUori plans. during Klwanlana tomorrow <m Die sub­ regarding Chlang’a * PM. . _ ject of the annfurd Airport when Japan's conquest of North China. Defense fense attorney Harold F. Km club meet* nt 13:15 o'clock at the Community Home. In addition. Smith toM him the court 'th a t Herman E Morrto will Introduce Goctte recently told him he t»o boys who will tell of their ex­ sidered everything Japan had periences nt. Catttp Winona this , done in China was justlfldd. The summer. The program Is under j witness denied ever havfpf gtoqh the direction of Frank Tnreon, I thn! stntemeht. * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 12, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 12, 1946. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 12, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a17af1b5d5fe0d935c075fa649f94b44.pdf c6241d2ea4879e5bd6eaea8a5d22b6ea PDF Text Text PAGE e i g h t THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA New York Plans To! Complete Highway A Ml A NY, N\ Y„ A ur. 1 0 -F iv # years from now, New York S tale 1 " have completed "the greatest highway in th" world'* stretching mill's fmm Ihe state's southeastern tip, through Kir Hudson mill Mohawk valleys, to thr l “i rin •ylvania border at l i k e Hr ip. 7 hi I 20 2 .iwin.iwm high-speed tollfew Thiow ny, now under ronsU ucj llmt. Is designed in serve lit) per* re n t of the Em pire S tale's 1lt.600,. IMKl resilient*. S ir laiie.s. three nn each aide of n mail. « ill ; pan the stale, with no traffic light*, no grade Intersection* and no utlinn hindrance*. H pridup la n e s Planned A rterial rm ilrs will link cities with spgpl-up and slow-down lanns merjflnj- with Ihe Thruway, which will lie niHii In Imth gnomicrclal ami p;i:**rnir* r vehicle*. Tlie exit* Mild entrances will lie. spared an rivctage uf four miles a|iarl. to acroniomdiile h-eal. (hurt-haul traffic. You will he nhlc to see at lensj THURSDAY, AUG. 8, 19-46 Tourist Is Outlined City Authorizes By Brailey Odham Issue Of Punch AtJayceeLunchenn Board Licenses IliV IN DEAD AFTER FIRE SWEEPS THROUGH FIRST CUSS CABINS OF BRAZILIAN VESSEL COMPUTIIT DIMOIISHID Is one of the tw enty-one plsnes wrecked w hen a pitotless Navy craft smashed into the plane-parkin* area at the Opa |* « k a naval air base near Miami. Fla. T he pilot parachuted to safely when trouble developed. Several sailors were Injured and nn officer was killed by ffyin* debris. U. S. Navy photo, (international Soundpholo) pussitrfa rourtexir*. PXfUSlO AT IOP IS IHI FORMER AMERICAN TRANSPORT Orirnbn which caught fire 100 miles north of Rio da Janeiro, Inklnc the lives of eleven. The ship, told to Ilratll after the war, was tarTyin* 1,087 p au e n fers at Ihe time llch.w Is Ihe Merchant ship American Farmer which sunk alter colliding with the William J . fluidic, siiollicr Aincncnn vcsvcl, TOO miles oft the English coast. All aboard the American Farmer, which n< iitully carried a crew of fotty'nien, were rescued by the'Rlddlt at the scene. (IsIrrM fw M l) .re iil.m i'p la n n rd . fn n ip a rrd With Others HtnTr" I‘oldie -TV /irttsIk partm enl . nfflcud* alippArtinsr (Joyerfinr Thwnns K. l»i wev*M claim th a t It will Im "Ihe greatest hltthwav In the world,'*- sav these combined fcatm e* ran not he found ilsewhrrp. * T'euiisvlvaiita. fo r Instance, has a TntTnrrrTrmi*r»iimn-iit asVei m’ li* sevi'htv . nullum ■dollar, turnpike. o p eitn l'ln O. I hImt. 1070. Rut the turnpike is much shorter (100 nillesi. h a ' only four lanes and charge* lulls; 1 h>' steel Hud rniirre tc Tliruway. ilr tu ilm l lev Kewey as the 20 th Ceu l in \ i mint i t part nf tlic trade- invitatinn to tNr fW m issio n c rs ami Mr. S ayer to participate in n cruise on the SL Johns River ?TTm~T . M. -otKord d-w-kid at the Municipal A .sini’- female oyster may laf ff O,000,000 cg(f* in one mutton. Legal Notice THI NAVY SHOWS ITS NEW OARI for goba as compared with the old. at Treasure Island, Calif. Modeling the garm ents (1. to r.) ate: YI'C Howard M arrou In new dress blues; 5 2 /c Jo h n Phelps, wearing old garb; First Class Petty Officer Harold Rudolph. In new undressed bhit*s. and Mailman 3/c Thomas Hendrick) In new w ork clolhes. f/nierm iiioacl) IN THI 1AST PHASES OF CONSTRUCTION. Howard Hughes’ elght-mntorrd (lying pinna t t i o n Lit tt* L a w ir> TV*nntnal Isforu l. C a l i f C u r v e d r e c t i n n l y l n s o n KS'*u»id u j i i r t - o f ll^e» the worltls lurcril Hying bout ItecOVcrtng from Injuries, llu g h n kill tec J launch* d. Q uality or - By WtltlAM RITT C entra/ /'fe ll W riter TH E ItOY.-t down It >• 11 v I a way are doing a lilt of elec­ tioneering again They've Just lynched their pr—voli nL Thr RoItviMti revolt we read, was led by etudenlt M iyhe thi* It an .argum ent r c n m i a t»» long tumnter vacation lor col/cgrani. Kdtlfiint, Ths lot* p n tld sn t ptnnned to fly to Chll* for tantluory hut ho Bolivia hoi thms klndt ol dimalev nncl thit may b t wliot rnaksi Bolivians, at lim it, had •smpeied The rlm iatlt ora loo hot, too damp and loo raid. Tteparta Indicate the te president wa* something of a d ictato r—»o maybe the rehelltng students were rn n rrrn ed ahout something a little more serious than )o*i showing off muscle. In t n Irresponsible. All nf Unlivin'* ehief etK rt nre In the highlands This en ­ ables the white folk to took down on the o ttiv r Indian* Hut the L.n<ti.«iis ddn't c a re —rtowiri ■ they live there are n> point * *od , gtiy live* longer ns n i emit UCiMf |9 || «» I* 4 L ilt OuUft II KILN IKTN III* itlQ *»t SINUS, catarrh! SUFFERERS SIP Hudson Rivet to a lioliiL just w e t of Albany, where it will meet the lin k s h itr and Mohawk section*. The llcikshirc will extend east ward from Ito- t'nlskill to the MY« a husetts border, near the hamlet of state line Th«' Mohawk will cover Uw w<stward region to a point north •■f I vr-ipool nod Syracuse, where <• will i- in Hm O ntario section Thr- Ontario will run through the Finger Fake region, past l!oche-tei mound RufTalo ami into the Erie »rrtion at Caienovia ( reek I In- Kne. skirting Lake Erie, will • tretch to the Pennsylvania Imrilcl. a ll le Ihe N iagara seel Ion will • nn tv t the Erie with the Rainbow Undue leading into Canada. g n a ts , promoting B ile llarge Canal *y. te rn , will connect the Empire .State’s two chief port*. New York r*U— - - i ‘ * t^ fw r W f »• UOtONOL r^ulu fiptiL R M tim ilt* **4 9 fr* rttk) « pit Aw. a UMMtf •• Blikt • tartfliM It l>ruv. 121 F ln t HI* m o s q u ito e s payroll of f Ott.tHKt.OfMl for work dl r n t l v m nnectrd with the project. which will he financed from a Mate * nurplu* iim im nU ii’i FYRO m Plilwl. ■pray. with All matal (ink with ain |le bowl and doublo drains, but fitted only with cabinet base. $1.00 quart Pyre thrum $2.95 gallon on .ale a t ; Sf Touchlon’a D rug Store ' t , * J Roumlllat A Anderson W ood baae, enamel Rob son Sporting* Good.,, wWU fintih a in iU b o w l a n d d ra in , S S n U I n b a tU e a h lp lin o leu m . *>*» *« t, • K ’f e i s ;U 4 = » '= '» = 'H = H i = i i » = i i i = i i « = i i i = i i = i i i = ; i i f Southern Chemicals Sanford, Florida pro d u c t IS ESSENTIAL TO CONTINUING SUCCESS ROBB’S HOME BAKERY 217 CAST FIRST STREET PHO f �T.1' In Unity There la Strength— THE WEATHER To ITotect the P rate of the tV-rld: #* * * |% To Pro mole the Pro|re»i of America: Afternoon anil evening th tlndenh ow e n lodny and again Saturday, Fair tonight .1 ml Saturday morning. To Produce Prosperity for KaofortL' AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVII Leave Pay ■* i ■ t u with aid of (hurt Inddei H n w rv c r, d u r in g !f»v Organization Of (^Colored American Legion Completed TI.» convenllnn nt 0rl*ndo for the orgariitallon of th* 11th Di»tricl of th* Amerlcuri Legion, eompoaetl of ull negro ro«t* I" H orlda ended Thuraduy afternoon, • t was reperbid today by A. Held Mann, d a l * adjutant. , On Monday awl Tuesday there u convention of Colored Vett’Yran» of World wara which re ­ sulted in dlshandlnit of tho oriranlxation order to Join lh a Ameri­ can Leiflon. The 11th DUtyicEwue officially o rran ifed Tuesday evening a t (1:00 o’clock and ch arters wore delivered by D ept Comdr. Froel Jlelley to IS posts and applications for six more ch arter* were ap­ plied fur, A All cola rod members of U>u o eV n erlfnn U f lo n Including offlcera of (he post* were a t u mass m eeting by th e Dude County Guard of Honor, On Wednesday mornl ____ was a big parade of front 1100 to 400 negro legionnaire* and 1&0 soldiers, plus two drum and bug­ le corps and a band, j A t the meeting T hursday .mern. Dept. Judge Advocate J. K- " ■ ■ ■ 's i r " Fruit on general acthrlties fit the _ ion.. Dept. Rehabilitation- Charman, Joacph Frank told o faerrico affl»*rs work and rcnaWlitatlon. Adjutant Reid - Mann outa question and answer ’program. y District Governor Alilger of SL Petersburg will principal *p»ak«r at tbe ' i olthing tlip Guard slr.-tche* HrM*wtAfl- (m y s .^ lm ld y ' the m n n h e j s " ^ . - . ed mine sense than tin- • ffendels niul temiiineil on the island. Flyer Holds S llir I '( I T Star For Silver t r 1K e Strike gattlt. , w - i"ii i Ih‘in*vralic pnmiu At I I I. \ ttTlN G m tt i !i nt muii ilion f i imiiifi 4*i|f It( i , *t**P I 'll* r | ' f l*H |t ||’ III 11 Jt» t V Pi Id i 1 IIII vv tell tru’d th r iden­ nf Ipi ii (tig In w f III \Vn*hUti ! ■ I' i tity uf 1 lit* prowler* who were tw« h*>>«. lit «nd th r oths-r 14 * til» • II luNtl Ulg t |if|! I »«. I'n^'tlHil a I yen tv ,»( age, « ho-e plan to go lididntr, I'f'"' \ \ vi * i(i Jill i . had a “iiihtot himiing" o n A looken op n*(. .’iiIt Ihwtiici id M itt ( uni: I*' I by ttir father of one of the Imiv* 11*»t• i i.j * «ho lu .e ilrd tin it ideidity to I'ohie t tint i. W ithnm. nnd re ­ to " " ',I tu n no 11 lie- « lm h were niinu. much pnmt <ni the Hartelg because of much tire by tlie ln>ys. The two youths rue to he taken before County Judge It \\ W afet Ner'.l of a County prohat inti , officer to dent with the growing problem uf juvenile delilitpielicy, was .tu -set litis looming he tiews|i*per • J,,ilg. II W W an v . i d '*i i . y : r > ^ V 'l t p n t n s t tv ;II,,IV‘* >“ i>*\unvv- r. •th e .nntk*tnrkrMsuitvt- - v - |J~ —* .-i, - -t i - '- v;*;—*• he!,, to la te r ----- in H ad. 'th e V O M V Itb lv T T u ^ tl belt* to t.og Ihmiinn mi Republic nttd Fm -to t*. pctr.l the - l i e '•efo, thi full if f I , ,. i „ i, l(o .. -tiffei. ,i . i .i ‘ 11 '........ 1l" ' • hvft h*iwp%t*r. Iff Hu still e a ilt-o ,. l..-...ee V l . t in IN. »•' *a ‘ j vf ii*i* ?ti ht rvi|*tti, * a isv «M*■ t ,.pll- .1 . .. . f R*tv takrn hv h ,thiin*^a ! a .■IS.. - f ll*. It ■ tlv.li l!ep.i*‘ln vmIc when Klit* nuitti’i 1=, urtHlig t*|* rh ttd4 Hi| i-l* (I* d 1 * t imp hr I lin !•’«ii pii'ii VI iit 11 tp i ;* nit i * . \ #oiii I i x • mn i T h f rpitlTrll life VHii 1| m»Ufi itlfij ,ft|| fitCI»|t'|I. uf thp Ft •Ill * u fiftil i n.iill'v llif* * uliftwtV ha- i |4.-m *• allfut I'llt r •al. t Im* \ on’i i nc -m t ft ii i■Hftt’il! 11*1 IINil"1* tlw i#-»r-n 1 itt* Villi" ImlftV fidlnwf-d mi f lf l r t‘1! *!* ■ill! nml mu ? u#l 1 ntIn,k mi tin* tdi^fdan voting * m I 4 4 1 1 H ltt| 11 l» » * * • f 111 ! -aid iptiii v * f SU»5i' Inin* * idnn Tt 1 iii, |» .’ Ii ID MU I 111* >Ui f id ii I \ I Id I*111I’d 1 hk* 1 1 injii.iki lli.il ti 1 1, a tS;.iv i chili jft* thiil volt hi; pro1 .11 d«!•<.III ttif il >* -!* ! ‘itt\ •»«* lift %1’i»‘4**|fii |* \i a-i d n »idl'd hv \m rb unit. til- 'ii i i t i- ^ t* •»» A*?■%rill _ .hi.. Id t , fl'isr.l by • f it ' I f ' »III', t,i - F ''11 I1”! U ft |.t 1 uli vtlfh it r - mu . il l Hi. t: » . 1 'M i . \ . . «»*»*.* •ju> j * Ity» *. a * nut I’a fI!1 « fUltitUG I Stttfi -r Will Sov- | ......... " P I " " I llri.ens. ( j ^ V . ' s^m e’ m. K n ’ t"" s i . m -i” w m ( Inlcrnnthmnl) ( niternl via q hiiihII, high window, a n d t w o a i r |ifl*** a n d it wht»I' gun witi ipjioitod <xtoh*n, ul«o *>«•lilt' »»f trail | m■11♦‘I v t|wi*il WASHING iiIV Aug (d'l The F ill i. *nid in tune k-urmsl the liletitit) of Hie mot* meiidiets oho lyin'lied f- iji negij.e. nsi»nt' ly lit Mom or. (ill According to the W ashington post, Governor Kills A m ail r f Georgia and A t­ torney General loin Clark in Washington will soon hu.<> evi­ dence which will lend to n nxnjdefe 1 0010 (0)1 of the lynching P A R IS '. A u k , S) o P t— 'l h , . pence ptM l’P coiileienr,COIlft'IVMi i* m Ijl I’nrM Piiri.v v amps laSiamisntu, a tw„.thlr(is Vllh. to,-, a.t.v,,Physicians Needed tjuu ,(f nil cuni'eiviifi1i^com. Imi'itibttiQiu. Tin* liulp.v.Gum1JU liti'v,liiiti.tT^ilvtLUTu^Lw rr' ill •• Hut I m V ' I (I, ir ,|ji p n n io s .il h v I h r s ft'lUj? t >liink ‘ tmiil urnr j w rit* Three Members Of Lynching Gang ; Reported Identified By F. B. I. James A Tew Is Released From U.S. Navy Duty 2.4 J ’Byrnes Tells Parley II. S Is Willing To .Make Concessions Bui No! All of Them ( ’•■nine I 1 pru* jti«m .tffi^ei tt* fake cart* of (ho *ilil:il»iTii I Kfvi'in) wpt*U« a ifvi two !»nyu v%cft* qirpFisrt! in the act of i U N IV E R S IT Y O F C H IC A G O S T U D E N T , William lleirrn*. 17. who bail confessed til the slaying of six-year—old Suianne Legnati, „huw* haw he cnrrleil the ehllil front thr ln-dronm o f her Chicago home, I hi re one im.d'.'e Hid liH\e | deiienifinUi will regfif* an lotdittonitl ll.'i-'i for each uriuaed i t r v ic p . •: * NO R e d C r o K . v E m e r g e n c y j im * era I itayw la in two Ihiuh N* wiretl j together, were fount! the [ most t.» Monkey Inland, and pot- furlong), tune they w n e entitle.I lo hut didn't tin- during s e r v if . Critil rtutt term inal leave Jay bn* Im-uu o *|,ei-tnl uhd exclusive pro, tt-a tm - of officers. ,T hu ntra-uie figned by Mr, Trum an nt n White II uum* eefeiticiliy today grants ti-imtmd leave pay to eveiy ell liip.-il soldier. -ndor. m arine an I rmwtiraanhimuit including ni.iil Itep^ of the anm i'tiV - military branches. Tldit Is how the low work*. j Veteran* with unused furlough time will be paid at tli* dally pay rate of the last grade they In Id, athi* tevenly re a ls h day far ut«* * le m > \ Those whu w eir in the wm etiiru rn c y itmhy »*‘rvii,riii'*/» were* unahlr to g»t th r time off thevy wm* uI lowed *o Uncle Snm U trointi to pay them for vvhutA ir r tlu’y mi*srd , PuymiMits totalUnir under WO will I k* triadp in cash. Atiy tnhU ov*»r tf u l nnodint will Ik* made m n<»i4*feifi>hul>le five-ypni Ifoml* for rm h multiples, with rush to make up the Valance of the ■mount if nt*t«**«nrv P irsidrnt Trum an all eady hus sigmxl ft bill appropiintiniT mortf than $2, 1 1 1 ,000,000 for that pur­ pose. Hut ii— ns oxpectctl—(j’I f l.hn* e v ^ l thnl figure. ConV ress will vole more funds later. . All d veteran J p u to do tu Kr. eelve t».rmin<n leave pav U obtain a form blank nt hi* local po*tOfflcc, fill it out nnd fciul it ;n io the proper autlioritir«i The hlaiiks probably will be rend)' in alK>ul fU) dny a, % President’s C'boice Wins Primary Employment Of. Pro-, bat ion Officer Re­ quested by Ware ( h r T e*h » a m i WASHINGTON, A uk. 9. </P>— President Truman has sIriumI the Terminal Pay Ail 1. 15, <100,0(H) veterans now are entitled to share in almost ?.‘I,000,000,00(> worth of terminal leave pay. The new law authorizes • ex-GPs to collect cash and five-year builds for all the Help Is Being Flown To Areas Where Quake Hit jj&’iv.i .iitit im uit ni-v t'f .luM iulf’ it-* »im* nfcil in trvpnt jitlufu * i c|»t’i tv linlay let! | \W W n r^ <o tterliirr tttut | Sriniito'1 (\»unty shouM tmvi? .4 f- dny of leftvp or furl r ugh. Undid th r Imw*. » ail wim »»ntitlrd to two and a half d*y« for cvrry month Hike In Juvenile Delinquency Is Noted In City V Postmaster Jor Field de­ clared thin afternoon that Ihr Postoffice had not yet reeelved any nftlrial notification of .the aliening of the Terminal .Leave * t ' * Mill b y . President Truman. Mr. • Field, however. slated that etlgihle veteran* *111 be not­ ified through The Sanford ller•aid ild and A*ca| vejeran o* oggnlia- " ‘ Wllona a'hVn htank application Ttiriu* ore rrady Tor ilUtrihu• -lion. Mr.v Field alno urged vet: < - • rran a to refrain from trlephon. Ing or railing at th r I'n tto ffirr • for blanks until notlfiration of I heir availability ban been pub­ lished In th r Herald. » Amor luted Press I-eased Wire Paris Conference Vetoes Russian Re-Enacts Degnnn Kidnaping Blanks Will Not Be Available At Post-! Offices Throughout! ~ w ‘"‘Nation For 60 Days ‘ nf ___ SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1940 Established 1 9 0 8 i 1*14 M .» ,i i . , II Southeastern Shipping Interests Protest Rail Rate Hike Request 800 Persons Are Stranded Aboard Gambling Vessel \ II. \iVl \ Am r4*. \ t. i •* I.. . » 'j* ••-..All •, i *’ i it. 1 >, < 1 l ■ ii ,t i| m|»t t'il. * n « liulc Pel <- 1 lit* ♦* 11*.tic 1 , r In | %»1;•u, I ,«Hit . ill* l,( ;tb'LtIU*’il I»v V**( *'fit 111* < /I 4 ImI-1I"' . lit 1 i "M* l!u .i! (‘tttiH ’Mt L*j t 1I *1IT4 ii *i* kttIlls . IM ill *,Ii!* If *4 *•• IlM Aj h imli \ llW r lu i '%t ♦!» IS- i.lfi.l- 1 Lsl 1 .i iii** -I Ilf .1 ir.M i!'•- *♦■1 . * ! A ,(( ! It** r ,5if f t ‘t t Us « |U» t fas III*!-* nil -i \ " *•-!■:»% 11*'.-Jmi-wJi I Id M.k ill' \ Ilidtiid is- nf ii-nti tlid IIIH'I till' Mo MiMf *U ur|!r«t t lug! \li lltlii i»t i* *■9, ,| , till «ll|t 4r*» |»|i»U’w| HKoill.1 Uti ,i|T|iIn*ul litfi ui Tlie W ashington 1in , *» t.l •»1 > lyillsrflfL fill tt s ’l |u Ff'l'llt ft|*i|‘}*» A ♦ T < iir o N n W flllH C ipioHS u Georgia official u> <h* u „ ...voatwi (*otav th at tin I. f *lip I *MiI*i11 ■ * * * *’ a * J U J lB t « 1 I1 im’ivii'i’ Ita* !•«•’»» niHtlii- hv closing that notOKu hut two nmt-s „t.,. „f ,|,e l>ov win. |„,,k e Into h» I>1« -I I .|d | CUiftllVl*- nf vsllltlmtl-ti ** The l(l„ ,; u|f Filling S tation nt Lieutenant Commander Ja m ti were involved In the incident lit** **hl4. 11 1 11>111m11(' t llli't f =*t“ \ l HU llit«* Adam Tew, Jr., who w s. awarded Mi ry t* that the second rn o ip | ‘|eniji Avenue mot t .rsi S tie e ’ s itii I (*»* . I t . « lllllP'TIf’ I |ll|illtl'*-UHI }lt'd< »» nn,| Bhout $:lfi 1 the fitlvrr S tar fur an aerial was guarding another road win n |n„t Illln I fli<* I II \Ut*ut,ii. .lit|i|«rrw m ui* I strik e against the Kiln* Navsl the imirdeiod farm hands met rash, was I t year- 1 at her thn Mi*- «|ni»kf« iii»- •ttdu • 1 lin i tti* i|M ti* ii -fiv t lr iM t l l****f 1 - ^ Hose and a Purple H eait for their wives could hove traveled the |tl years represented fom fm Uti- (lint wlS muiiths uf VM * ' t*.*11 a tiif! mi fI '« .1 ! hiwmimli. suatnined-ln that nrtion, The soennd group didn't parti- rrly_ He dele a re, I that he hr t / \ _ r 1 r v r fi’ l n s i l i n i r WiillM ' h m kMl Uf I)s- fit llttlUi if 1 u util* * Vf 1 daIf| fen IL i 111 Jlb'Uit was released from tho U, S. eipate in the actual killing i*vm pmolled the Ixiy, wh" lived ,, v e p i r » l i O r "M I be Mi I.s*i•i i ***>ln*+4 I iit* _. . "L n, it h i's i l t«f l .hr I h o o ,i, 11 Ml IL r.ilr iiif 1 i-ii-’i* tiititn i*’tsat y an*! ills Navy tWednoaday at the Ja c k ­ though It was prepared to act if Il .like opriuH i tti u !• ) Kt* linf, ake Monroe, Monrue. to JJ. T. T Thigin n. rim Atlnulie 1 - Wilt ly Im sonville Naval Personnel S ep ara­ the nth er nmb had not succeeded. Georgia farm owner on whose ut tin* n i 3{i?i|i i?y*I mi.bits \ !tIti% 1 , 1 ,- .uni a Imll *H»b Kudrin’ lln rt, n*inviwmllmr th* tion Center. l ie - f il l # inn t- b< I . s ihfi *( Tilt* Post goes on to <|un!<> a- plantation the hoy’s fath er lui' Id tiff it laourue. UI r S*oit 111 where ri A pilot of a torpedo bomber m dher sla te official as saying been a worker mid ......I........ 1 1 I h tw I ptlllr tttl rr flying off the famous carrier that the F ill has Identified ii txiy was born. |.l*S \ \ <.1 I I - Aug *.* id ’, "Mr. Thigpen rrp n ilrd to " . \hinit Hilo 1„ » , 1. 1, >«-.t |,niton* *If1 Ik - . in 1 e iit « iH i| il ir it U i, n im T'l 4torn el, Comdr. Tew participated '■•ast three of tho yniig and is 1 . iji 11, h i 4\ f (tin** 111 in shipping strikes against the lydng up thread* of other cvlihn.v that he had nevri loot «’ -ttaniled t |,o m d tin gambling 11ll ,* 11 »*' I C(Mtl 1 Mil til'*’ * Hr 1 1 1 1 r Kurc Naval llase. During one of before making a rrests of the en double w’ilh the parents 01 , 1 c 1 hip It......... lloi (f I <>♦ Aug,dt | " l leo during the 10 v ea i. they 1 these missions he was wounded i | lrr |y Ilfh mob. -till n r iiow they d j 1,1 ■ei . 1 . , , lived with him," said Ju.t when enemy anti-craft fire dam •ui .< liinl tul — ,— T I u'-'t liotne l..i“ t ofoiiemrliL offt J ho' aged his plane. Comilr. Tew I , ‘ " i“ ‘l J j ” mdmM m Ware. Me stated that if 11 I lie I, , . . l»* e r. lit -r nt..... -i mo d I hi opet t , M'1' • nit tin* * fful l uf ih r f t *'*1 111 ^ , 1*1r*a*’ w lilt h wt*hl in!** *1 managed In complete Ilia mission ' * .1 hnf should violate Ins parole I l it , ' | , | , • i 11,,‘ 1 (•, 1 Inly I. and returned t» the llo m et."F o r -h o ttlv a fte r they wen* eoii.i.oi wouhi u 'sen t hark to' .S«t,f„i,l !*n n , " f ” , u* ul the t oinpnnv - t.i,iit‘ i If! hi» couragpous a c t i a n a and t.-d .s o far then, h a ^ h c e r. no j Meanwhile, City and «'»ut.n of the lUmi.... , ,.*mo Tony UirT (*. M nurtr nf th r T rftfiu I'telm -iuaiy ,.w «ik».ha* W‘Kiiu {.Jneksnevdlo, . oft icm I word from tnc Jtiabce ; authorities are on the aleii f nera, tohl 1 all forum nf firm Is th at wuUpds he was awarded the ltm«’Uil *»f Ibr NMtin!THr'r«U»tfiiM*u on iuuisllUelinU “ f u 2 MU" hni .e. , | |„. ( Uy ll( *;al,(,,|.| pj,., D epartm ent oc iit a r g lu . officials , ( W U jamths. who -1«rt Jvrithis' stneot h e y had Jmitoimisid the Silver S ta r n iu ljh c P urple UearG t .yip nt Jacksonville, ^supported )11>u,. ..dditim, tn Th. . Fl.ui.hi ^h. ........ .. ,1 nulls Veteran of more than 40 com­ to confirm* the Itlentlflcaliou , t parked their car behind *0 Ml»* taints, they could gel gel the Hint'-, .indention th a t the givn' * “ '*.....’ I'liwe, .ii,,| Light lim it ut Lake , ,j,, w iirsfim .i ■ the roundup of the gang. hushes near n residence on *>!••• putri n«. off I11t***l II* V bat missions, he also holds (he j i ,,f tlie rait tnaruige • > f lt„. Vi.Mi.iM.r MfIiu*|t will I »,L * Ml Tt»*% I i Ii Cornel 1 hill! I>4*1*0 uf rt*aIn I bill i i*i Walton county official* tixluy* Avenue, cut the lights, came ttii» Distinguished Flying Cross nml , . , , 1 m u r e s d u r i n g t h e it-i, t M . Sl.bIMI.iMHie J|t »i|llH '• i I'l. iiw**i| o n h u ll H i* a t neivsof the n ynnl and started hack ‘.»l»)l tov».n MU' 1 the Air Medal with three slur* •Jxpieased surprise ...u iiti ipu irter* uf th e v ia , I! It < (ilchuiti. fiiafiiM'i" u! *bt I" n it * ih itiK * * «l ^ it b h ;h. V\ 'uxl into in lieu of (he seeond, third, and irp o rtrd identification of thiee “ lruek •" '‘• ck " f »•'•* h,,u*e * t - r t h e l a s t *ix r n. uu t, < .iff Is,. Mf fils’ Ul»»l lli.S »’ 41 l .ntH* It d A f ll *’ l ( y I t ......... fourth awards. mrmbera of the lynch ntob. The wM c-nt in the ..... t joint lit-| its *.i!ii it itiir ifiimlihuK j H iyl'al, the Jaik-erivdi,1 (, ",i I iirliI i *41111|itiii\ 'inliunnre Reporting for active duty in ........ llui.yau o f Investigation -honied to them and they him .. I. ,I ,1,-, lutes, intllrale stub pt,» \J. ♦»Mifni Sin 11 li i i «»t mdi *1 InroAelf nto! 1 patrrnngi May. 1941, Comdr. Tew obtain, ha. decllnetl comment n„ the n,,‘ r“ n* l " » » ,h,,|r «oto.u,d, r i *1. *• •, 1 Illln- roll! Ifui f•l , i , m ir ti a pi-aW e> r .' , , tr v* - i ** l i m i t ' 'ii L*f I f four ... ed his "wings" ami commission ra»e. "h ertff K. 8 . Gordon of ■"«» horridly .Itcve away. a.. ' ■ it V11 USmi i-|4, Y ■\ ‘.r Hurl „ l t h e « t u ) ' - n t • * -*is if si i I f f t m l il ii ir fonspu a, v t,. 1 nt Pcnsartda In March, 1942. In Walton county saltl he bad heatd ■ *’ * (aolce icpor tir 1 4 * 1 lit atiilft..... 1 , i putdie »ci *...........in , June, 1943, he was assigned to nuthing of any iilentificatloii* >> game* ■* |.u »iii.linn | " u.< * i 1 . wmibi tin ln«!' met testified that In u # in ANDES RETURNS During in,uuing hnur a dive bombing squadron nlKwrd Anuitii. Dining ......... tin i-l.i I'* i|*,n* ‘ - 1 tt! Ion ; l,4l»»‘*| I ♦*. ,i* .*f|y lnrr«*ttf&qi *i r* %«*i ifniirmitt . te.itlv tu n enr».,l , ,,-t « ,,l I,. » *i*«•% Oliver Amies recently relriim t there wn* , nlv «ne w ater •«'< the “jeep" carrier Chenango nnd ,t .....Id lie ilhfnit t,i -..-Ml, t„ it- ............. •him -i 1 !l>' .......... .. fjiitn the S tale Future F an,,, ' ,f) operntnui ai d it imd n eapueity pnticipated In ali- su p p o rt o p era­ 21.IMS* lute*,11“ Hi, .plant at '--l ,, leadership end foresty trainin,' „f no ,,a , .■ngel- The round trip iiutuiuitiiiul product* will, an Sid tions during the Invasions of dilnnnl mcii-as* ill freight late Isn rastd n nn,l « 6(1.009 hnr*P|Miwei ‘" 'i v i d lij. Ltlwui.d ll'p p in ., *•. cemp a t Camp Olena where l,e (#ke* ***,, hour* T araw a and Kwajaleln. .* 11 iii V ot 1 1 k « ■ Si *itin>*»* i mint? •—— — j (dntil at (Vest I'ulth lie.u Ii. The repesented tho Seminole Chnpl, Returned to the S tates In ( lit#IIIIk*l i»f t 'oittiii^i«:r ■ oMthined capacity of th e,e new for tho past two weeks; according March, 1944, Comdr. Tew wa* plant* i* g reater titan the entire to Alex R. Johnson, Seminole ^ho u , p „f insulateil milk tank transferred to Torpedo Squadron demand on the conipanv's itute* High School ugrirultuiid instiu. caril iMi r,K| Ure,l in 1924, 17 aboard the celebrated carrier wide system prim l„ 1919 tor. Hornet. He participated In the In addition ti> ,|,«ildmg the firs t carrier-Uised strikes against FALMOUTH, England. Aug. 9 a< iterating capacity id tin- |ueTokyo on Feb. 17, 194B, and senl plant, the Miami pinjecl la te r in strikes ag ain st Okinawa —(A’)—R epairs to th e ctdllsiortwill perm it further expansion uf dnmagsjd freighter rOnericsn F ar­ and I wo Jim s. TOKYO. Aug. 9—id ’t Tl- vecrive in nearhy aea*. ju*l a* He was relieved of overseas mer are going to be started Imthe expansion nt Sanford, Saraduty In July, 1045. ______ and fo r __ the m ediately. Officials o f the United m n e jv a in lil cOntrovei-y II- S,tofoid Flotilla <•{ tile U. p a st year ho ha* been stationed State* Line* say the fjpatre,l the -inktog of the American I,m •iitn and West I’alttt Reach make* Ily WlLBUIt JENNINGH equipment neccsaary lor n lO-dey iaiat I’anny'liy Ja p planf-* d m inu service |m»»ibh- in those S Coast Gtintd Xnxillaty will a t lha Naval A ir 8 tation a t F t. vessel probably will sail far Ply­ MIAMI. F la .— Tbe Imnitnu of trip are Instened to elde-paneLn h a te a Tuorheon ttieeltlig .it the I^uderdale, as operations instrue- mouth o r Southam pton within two the -eige of Nanking ha* !*-en area*. x i,ey Bkso Imve wl up a tnn ....... . week*, w here ber cargo of food deadly anakex deep lit the heav> in the Tokyo war h i m e A .evoluttomiry design m Ibe Aim,o> on Sat in ,lo c tin,mi >ii growth of the Florid* Everglade- nery ln tt ri„ii-k tn the 'Klnile.i, sn ttir.l The prtrsecution pr.-.-nie-l 'lu.m t generating plan* will lake himtit •■f Coitalr \il, i, \\ tnheck, A graduate o f Hanford High for R ritain will I n uploaded. la the newest occupation of tim e m iles from Miami Here the nklitn +11- 11 it t due, tot *if th*- C.umI School, class of 1038 and form ­ The salvage b attle la still r a z ­ former OU who expect to moke a undergo die various bathing, flesh­ evoleme In *hoW that Ja p .m -e advantage of the lack of extrem e, Goal,I Viixilinty nli., >, making in Florida climate Thr Ttirl erly ■ carrier for The Sanford ing ever the American Farmer. tiring ott the axle of the skin*. iif f ir m fiiftil itiCtlVtd otil«T* I*’ ing. rinsing and neutralizing pro­ genet a tor, tw„ great butler* and a loui , f D lstriet |. it wa* ap H erald, Comdr. Tew plena to re­ The little British VOass] Ellxabete, On an average 10-day ‘gtadrs cesses necessary to produce unit »mK si!t u ’Mflg liuliiiit for Nito- lm i 26,000,900 gallun* • a - day imu need thi* m orning l,y Alex tt. tu rn to the U niversity of Florida which took the vessel In tow after trip, the three—Edw ard and Char­ kinir ^Itlu ut rcgnnl to tIn ir pliant reptile trathrrs rlrru lalln g water pump* will lu- Johnson, captain >( 11 - * d i-tri t. w here be w*» * student prior th e was dam aged In a collision nt les Mulloy and Donald H iltonThe rrsl of ihr work U done nt natomnlitycnn-lructed <nit«loor». These will j I ai*l nvetiitig Comdr. WlnJieck to hla entry into the Navy, The *ee, has claimed salvage right*, pect to bring back about 2.300 tret veteran it the *on of Mra. L. E. and so h as (lay A m erican Ranger, of akin (rum such reptiles a* dw their Miami plant, n tan n er Navy ctduttcl, i* raid to have admit led baV,. only their « Z g * ' a* cover­ made tin intipcctton of the Auxi­ m aintenance workshop. Here the ings, Switches amt other drliTew, of 200 Avocado Avenue, which la te r put a skeleton crew foltoumouih moccasin, diamond skin* a re tlrlctl on rack* and thrn tn pri*oti interro g ato rs that hia rate electrical controls will In- liary unit ot Veto Reach and toback rattlesnake, Congo banded aboard and brought her to port. "b roken'' over n "knee"—tn thla tiriilY'ry shelled the R rili.lt Gun- lmil*e,I in the main building t,nd night will visit Mellmtinie. S atwaierxnake and others. case a 13.73 machete from a h ard ­ hunt Lnlyhlrd while she wo* extensive atteintiuns to accom­ unluy ,-toning ('a p t. Johitm-n will Incidentally, Iho Ranger Is ex"Bring 'em back alive" Is the w are store going In help the Pansy. A Nn\ v modate this equip men l now are accompany t ’om dr WltdiecV to a l-tcted to resume h er Interrupted ’s motto, "fo r you don't *ix>d liierting in |)el.aiid with r,-| te»~ _ After the prdcm.*tng. tbe skin-, ie)>( rt introduced today said tin- underway. In on article In Th# Herald voyage to New York todsr. She trio their skins as much when you have rntalivr* of DeLand. Daytona Wednesday concerning sentences should errlv e in about eight days to kill (hem tn action ” The nnakr* are ready to be worked Into hats, I’oitay was tbe ta rg e t for al lea t Reach. I’ahttka, Mt. Ihua suit Now imposed by Judge/M , B. S m R with I l 'hIe rh cargo l _____ of 85 blooded are killed by cutting their head* handbag*, um hrrlla handlr* and 29 bomb. In Det-imber. 1937. Smyrna units. Other a rtlrlr* Two to three snakeC ircuit C ourt tM name “ E rn est’* A rabian hormei fo r f h f Army, -v~-------;---------—s— appeared In nfaw cU on - w ith a **' ■.1; 0 lV h L i * t h m i * t v ^ l a J L . hiuakct- oktaa are required lo m ake a hindPIIII.HTIN'E M. P.’s Kil l FI) which retails for |45 up. five y«r sentence for forgery. eera, who becam e friends while HKDS MARK ( 'll \KC,LS -venom Isn't taken on the serving as scoutm asters before the T he lest name was oroitt-xl. The Ulons because It ne*d* to be w ar, picked up much of their fun name of the man found guilty MOSCOW. Aug. 9 (A l—The ttu*ted. However, they do knowledge about snakes while on MANILA, A ug.' o—01*) —Pl.ltl1* E rnest Robinson. MOSCOW. Aug. 8 OP)—T hr Cam* alan trnde union publication T rad a complete Qrst-ald outfit, ppitie M ilitary PollIce dlrctoicd hikes. They adm itted th a t they rnuoLt Party newspaper Prarda charged today th a t American Im­ DYSON W IN I C A S K ' The Hanford Lions Club has didn't go tn far reading snake lit­ scape), novocain, auction cups, In lay that nine member* of their yeatenlay prlntted Die text ol Sec­ perialism lx trying to gain world syringe—and a couple of guns. force and two armed pcarant* retory of S tate Byrne.,' bperch rule. The article claimed that ihc ehsnfed the tim e o f Ue meetings erature. wear high boots, Ull (Hukluilahaps) h a t., W n killed in ED MULLOY and a beauty In the coo# of f , , A - D p o n on F rid ay s from IsOO P. M. t.i Turnl*) before the Part* Peace aim of Amcrtran monopoly ot so lire fangs of a sly snake F or their work, they have con­ sursua E -‘ N. Sutton, a circuit t t : I 5 P. M, it w as announerd dtpttal L* to make ratcllltrx out at sink Into their leg* before a mountain b attle lit Tnynha*' Conference Rules Committee. verted a two-ton A rm y truck for Court Jury Thursday gave a ver- today a t the m eeting by King use aa headquarters on the expe­ they are captured with a pair of _ Provip-e. T hirteen oth er m ilitary Ttte address was given the mo»t tlie countries of ta lln America. diet (n favorr of Mr. Mi ~Dyson In Uon H enry Witt*. ditions. I t h as a com plete galley, lODga'on a long pole" Much o f the policemen w ert wounded. The prominent place tn tile Publica­ Europe and Aala. Trud'.i charges th* amount off h11,154 _. .. if a fo r th* *nA expression of sym pathy was sleeps four a n d 's e a ts four. Under btnttinc U done at night. ta c tio n marks t t » firs t tim e the tion* foreign news aectlun. It wa* were made Ip cotutectlixi Wll.a farcement of a Hen for labor and today extended by th e club to one of the seals u an Insulated Dp to now. the Mulloy-Illltoni armetl peasant forces have been printed above tlie test ot the re­ comment on the forthcoming ron__________ fo r building an oddities* on pi ha* • perfect record: lifflc ia lly teported tn b« operating ply made by Soviet Foreign Mini­ grewatonal elections In th* Unltsd 300-pound capacity Ice bog. while Btatea. a anakebltet I outside tho Central Luzon plain*. ster Molotov. Harm* Ilino (Jivcn Okoy To Operate On Si. Johns River Casino Is Nabbed For Violating Law Work On Afidition ...mskr1',., .0.0,... To IIbiwer Plant At Al d Ibiwer Plant .Monroe Underway Damaged Ship To Undiergolmmediate RepairsInEngland Three Ex-Servicemen Plan To Mak<* Living Hunting Snakes In Everglades Lions Club Votes To Change Meeting Time Controversey On Fiinay Reopened At War Crimes Trial Chief Of Auxiliary To He Honored At Lunehcon Saturday | •2 Byrnes’-Speech Is Printed In Russia f '! - �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA The Baseball Crisis tflie Sanford Herald IM s U to M la sees b«a Sallr eseefl «» a *4 S asasr al Bsarsra, KUrtSe Labor Dispute Courts MEMPHIS COMMEBC1AL APPEAL lit Magaalla Avrae* riuccd in the Florida State LenKuc. The publicity we are Suggestion* have com* from receiving at the moment, however, with rwgurd to the a variety of sources Iwiwly that umpire situation can hardly be viewed in bo favorable a and l,t» rprobably di.,plu1lM’,destined *1,rf*',)rto t loeotur i ,. . . . , . .. more so, might well t»> Settled In ( Other sections, to l>e sure, are having Bimilar dim* court 0ne lthM| of thought bold. cultieo. Brooklyn, Baltimore, Buffalo, Louisville, Texas, ^ jf collecti\u bargaining failMexico and a number of other places are listed as nmong ed to produce an agreem ent after those areas where fnns and umpires alike have prccipi- a specified period, the cawi would tnted incidences which have reflected no credit upon the i-'gularfv great name of baseball, but outstanding in the headlines " U r titu t ii libman jury. The iu r j is the news of the Florida League’s current hetidnche. WOU|() i*. selected according to W e have no intention of attem pting to fix the blame norma| procedures, and its v«rin this unfortunate situation, and it may resolve Itself into diet would be final and binding something like the age old debate as to which enme first, with the court given enforcement the chicken or the egg, but it should be brought forcibly Powers, home to umpire,, b w c b .ll o f f ic lil. and fun, alike thn} d * X " , l S " T J l . " E L K S physical violence has no place on t h e baseba 1 diamond of ;olution t,y other m ean , should and tin? failure to remember this basic principle can only ^* handled in a system of speclalspell the doom of baseball. |y orgsnited labor courts with'the It is incumbent upon baseball officials to hire tbo b n al decision binding on both most honest and resolute umpires available. They in ^ ‘^ / ^ ^ . ^ ^ithin -hleh turn have n duty to perform which calls for the greatest dtnc, rou]j |„ rj¥(fl and appeals aocuracyr the. Utipost fninrrss and abscrUiUnsolf-restraint, u k en . In general, all who advene; but it is.not u part of lliwir job to subnet Jo.assaults from such labor court proposal* alto enraged baseball players or to the savage insults of a call for a thorough revam ping of howling mob in the stands. Decent fans who love bMjKi 0S — ' ’P5 S . . l!. bull for what it is have an obligation to see that t b e |lh<| tp#re of lh, mttUr jt u gnpie Is.not ruined b^ Bhnrt-Bighted and/oyerenlbusiastic ! ordinarily .held..'that. Isbor. and zealots. ' ' ;••*> ............................ 1 ’m anaiem ent should ' ( i v i agusl Be i f said to The credit of SanfOrd that there have 1right*, privileges and responsible been very few disturbances in this city and none what- <•«*•ever involving Sanford fnns. in this connection it is inCertainly the preceding cauhtereetil.K to note that where the public h a . the keeueU .« 'te S p . appreciation of baseball ns a sport, there Have been the j|)([ la!*,r-mnnegaromt dlffieultk* few est disorders. Sanford likes baseball and is willing to ]caw,( k very gtrat deal to be <t< put up with a few faulty decisions for the greater enjoy- -*------- t - ~ to write essays \>r accounts of their ment of the game itself, An yMteeer M IS** *WM x a h H H lttlp e ■littd aarali 1 " lk* ****• ilalsa leM *. win «»■»*• l) regular a f t n l t i f a i rate*. fetaae farmaeerrr “ •**** t la tals .*■**» *»* aw* rat aewe MWIali* JfitU . Ate ‘ l* rreakUreOa* *f ■*** aHlafcta fcf»«la »l* TliU llSD A Y , ^ U fitm T B. >»»* * BIBLE VERHBJKOK TODAY * OKBAT I* E H liT ) A LITIFB OAPTIVATK OUB IMALINATION AND LOYALTY: {torn have Iteen called U oil-ln-loxical«l man. Paul a priso n er-o f Jesu* C hrist.—Philemon 1. T hepj is one im portant d iffe r * _ a. il.T titf/ iL I r iit t i Chicago’s bet w ren_ r'V -------- triple r apd the Georgia lynching, icago tWj killer has been cau g h t and has confessed. In Georgia nobody seems to know anything nbout it. sired, it will become progressively lea* satisfactory if the current liund toward expansion of o r­ ganisation fe t- labor continues, linsically, it seem* to us, there are only three main considerations • ver properly Involvkl in any dis­ pute in the industrial field. They arc: Justice fo r labor, justice for m anagement, and justice for the public, It Is essentially-‘ foolish for latwr |<> walk or m ana­ gement. to lock out, .and neither course of action includes justice for the public. Wages, produc­ tion and profits are invariably lost when worx is interrupted FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1946 through argum ents over w a n t, working condition* and the like. The public inevitably euffer* on th a t account. Education of both labor - and m anagem ent In handling dis­ p u tes will undoubtedly proceed, and it is the ideal aoluton. There will always he tim es, probably, w hin law w i|l.h av e to atap in to am end a baa s ta te of affair* to which education has not yet cau g h t up. Tho conception of la te r courts or labor dispute* handled by existing courts is w orth study, not as a substitute fur other methods but a s . a re­ sort ag ain st th e ir failure when the public in terest is deeply, in­ tim ately and imm ediately in volvcdr Australia Scrapping War Planes MELBOURNE —A P .-H u n d red s of com bat aircraft released by the RAAP to the Commonwealth Dis­ posals Commission likely will be destroyed. They Include Spitfire*. Hurricanes, Beauflghters, Beau­ fort*, Oxfords. Boomerangs. F airy Battles, and Oanneta, all of wtilch have been declared surplus. They will be stripped of all saleable parts and the m etal will be sold as scrap. The Civil Aviation Department wl|l pot fiepnaa the aircraft be cause they are below civilian There were only TOO dentisU In the United Stales in 1820. p tb f tte A STATf1 THEATRES g q /V W - Op**u 12:45 P. M. Daily —Children 40c—-Adults SUNDAY and MONDAY LAST TIMES FRIDAY I \ COME (HiT FROM BEHINDTHAT 0 WISH. BOYS...WE KNOWYA!;/fct “DEVOTION” J wilh IDA LUP1ND OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND PAUL HEN REID Saturday Only! DOUBLE FEATURE Thousand Thrill TriBtl IN *a»#MAC0lO*l trip a* part of their actiool work Self-Sacrifice On Okinawa — ON THE SAME PROGRAM — March of Time’s — “Problem Drinkers' NOVELTY— "W lNG i Op COURAGE" METROTONE NEWS I B a n k clearing* In Tam pa are Imported the highest In 10 year*. | For the firs t sevsn m onths of , tills year they amounted to 1 1 1 2 . * lilt, 404 «* compared willi 1 1 1 0 ,30*1,1)12 during the same Jrirlod last year. Floridn grows. OPENS ?ociul e«iu«lity m*jf not lie " m ajor tenet of Kouthcm negroes, who * re' more tnlerestsil In poli­ tical amt economic opportunities than intsr-m arriag‘1. but nurlhem negoes, wht> have sub»t«Rtially ■ohlaved these goals, are looking for new xorltls to comtuer. Amt the m arrlago of K stl/rr Pivipe, negro religious leader in llaritnn, o u t w o u n d e d n t t n e r e a r o t m e n e w iy w o n p o s itio n . " D e t e r m i n e d to p r e v e n t f u r t h e r c a s u a ltie s , h e q u i c k l y to gtlna Lose dlitchlngs, J l. whlio, ) bf Montreal. Canada, i, ■iinoync- f i l l e d jti s s h i r t w ith h n n d g r e n a d e s a n d c h a r g e d t h e e n e m y o c c u p ie d c a v e s f r o m , w h i c h t h e c o n c e n t r a t e d b a r r a g e w a s e m a n a t i n g . C o o lly d i s r e g a r d i n g a ll p e r s o n a l t gome ’JH.OOO ppund. of l»t»T d a n g e r n s h e w a g e d h is f u r i o u s o n e - m a n a s s a u l t , h e s m a s h concent into has boon iiurthanvl ed h a n d g r e n a d e s in to t h e e n v p e n t r a n c e s , th e r e b y d i v e r t lately by three Florida agencies to carry on a war agalnstt mot- in g t h e h e a v ie s t f ire to b is o w n p e r s o n , a n d r e s o lu t e ly r e qultcra in three difforcnt com­ t u r n i n g to b is o w n lu te s u n d e r a b l a n k e ti n g H ull o f r i f l e munities, Panam a City. Martin a n d m a c h i n e g u n f ir e t o r e p le n is h h is s u p p l y a t g r e n a d e s county and \J|ro Beach are the d a u n t lo s a ly c o n t in u e d h i s B y a te m n tic r e d u c t i o n o f J n p n n e s e s t r e n g t h u n til h e h i m s e l f - s u s t a i n e d s e r io u s w o iu id s a f t e r s il e n c in g 11 l a r g e n u m b e r o f t h e h o s ti le g u m . " A w n r e o f h is o w n c r i t i c a l c o n d itio n a n d u n w i l l i n g to f u r t h e r e n d a n g e r th e liv e s o f h is c o m r a d e s , h e s t o i c a l l y c r a w l e d a d is t a n c e o f 201) y a r d s to a s h e l t e r e d p o s i t i o n DOUBLE FEATURES Sunday & Monday Dolores Del Rio Veronica Lake , — ALSO— claiion not long ago. Louli - 0 Bcoggin. Director of Uie Florida P # rk nark* m "take c a re of *wch iravriuig student groups. If iliu n r rr dom- it nouid be p«>#ibi« 10 rou<* Bludc[,ls ,rom ,pn * S w tro w am] WMt Florida could viatt canUai and south Fjorlds *nd vice ‘There Goes Kelly’fo — w ith — JACKIE MORAN WANDA MCKAY SIDNEY MILLER .mrSl tton u sympaUiSuc^Uwt^^pisti and I many leading b in e clubs, o u m .bem of Com merce and o ih erlo r, 5 V te v i ^ e a t ^ a li. I * ^ | eu JJ Floridians. within friendly lines Irefora calling for aid. By Tfo W ill M i! Kotor fuel money la safe—Insured to UAH • y awluwsmg pool* ■.« I S i a r i & 'a y S S r e 'tte l eretjr-ta eta | L Une where F-H.I.l.t’,—*nd while return, Hetpfai and . yfriendly aervka. . 209 M agnolia . . . Avenue . TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY high bchool age w d u E litf g tv tx ia n by where It caraa a worth­ attacked only by preventing an expansion in the money supply, or even reducing it, while encouraging expanding production on the other side of thq money-goods equation. -—New York Herald Tribune.* . victory in thin week's Missouri primary and see It aa a great omen for hie success in 194B. Howetur triumphant his purge of Bep. Slaughter may have been,' By BUSSELL KAY the. facta cannot be overlooked that Slaoihter also had the op­ position of the OIO and the rendergost political maehlAa it tbo coubtry and In all which also m s / claim credit far y the nett legislature will the outcome of the election. 'M ir to give oonslderaUao to can It ha dialed that Preeidanl Truman was voicing hie polltiekl Brat-hand through this m odem , p k f t H n i i In hit 'to m e state. practical on-the-spot visual educa­ tion program Something qelbi different from Uoo. telling the people of Georgia, for One group elarUmr (ran Jack­ Under th e plan Florida students instance, whom W etoct, of high school and possibly Junior sonville lor example could atop In — IN— “Portrait of Maria” Andrew Higgins. *ho i> ac­ less initiative and bold taction Pvt. McTureous cused of making mom mom-i with lest capital of hi* own, a* well a* more boats, during the war than atiy other man In A h im Icb. is the la test subject for Inm stigallon by the Justice Department. Higgins, like H enry Kaiser, was one of th e prime movers In the “ H uelnetr Men for Booeevsll" organisation in 1014, and under the circumstances it i» easy to useful and as courageous in civilian life in peacd time see why his unbuslnvaidlke ns this young man was on Okinawa? method of running the .(govern­ T ut program would not be cost­ and would p a r t° r Itaell malty, ment did not annoy them. THIS. NEWSPAPER has long contended that the ly many Ilmen over In glvlna pur chief causp of dissatisfaction with price control was not boya and Rlrla a true knowledge In llu se tiny* r f quick temper* to be found in the law itself, but in two basic misconcep* ol Uielr slate. Seeing la not only and Jugged nerve*, philosophic believing. It U UNDERSTAND [NO, Individuals may get n laugh from tions which underlay Its administration. We refer to the What la seen and understood) U Ideas that a rising cost of living is inflation, nhd that ris­ Gilbert Gabriel’s new book, “ Love long remembered. From London," where a highway ing living costs can be prevented by policing prices. If accident ta tw e tn two I-on <1on one aceepta both of these premises it follows logically that taxicab drivers, U described. There nflation can bo succeossfully combated merely by tttabwas little of tho custem ery A m eri­ ishing price ceilings an those items going into the coat of can blasphemy with cauetle nafujcilon upon the orlzln of ances­ lying index. But Inflation is not rising prices. It is a try. Only aktnpla: "S orry!" "No; redundancy of money and other forms of purchasing* no. It was .really t*y fault." ami power in terms of tho available aupply of goods. Rising "N ot « t all, not a t all, you causnl prices are merely a manifestation of inflation*, and not roe napping. Sorry I" Ameriren inflation itself. To fall to face this reality ia_not merely taxicab drivers, aa well as Am«r|. cam from all walks of Ilf*. enl||)t to-concentrate, on the wrong objective, but to neglect learn something from those Lon­ the real, one. Price control ia, and should be recognized, aa a stopgap only. Inflation itself can be successfully don cabbkra, - Democrats in Waehli jubllvr.t oter Ptuildent vblnpu tea till. maaV1. Men assem bling i the links of a bicycle chain In a te m p eratu w of SO degrees look 13 per cent ton„rr than In a tem perature of S3 dr. * Phono 694 a iiq c ia t io n MINOLE COUNTY 7.95 Pahibia M PRICES c * ’• T ho . T i �4 TH E FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1946 SA N FO RD SKIERS SLIDE o n s n o w (’Over OVER HOT LAKE Mis.s Whittington Tells Wedding Plans SOCIETY EDITOR — Cecelia Truluck Social Calendar MONDAY The circle* ,of the F irst Pre** •V crlan Church will m eet ut Jir30 p, M. a* follow*: Circle No. I w ith , Mr*. \V, A. Zachruy, Avenue ___ Circle No. 2 with Mra. Chni!*‘» 1-avvMin. Camerun Avenue; Circle No. 3 with Mr*. H. E. Herndon. 209 East of the First llaptist Church will meet nf 3:30 I’. M. as follow*: Circle No. ) with Mr*. T. A. Stile*. 207 West Eighteenth S treet; Circle No. 2 with Mr*. B. C. Moors'. CfiO East Second S tre et; Circle No. 3 with Mr*. A. J. Peterson, West F irst S treet: Circle No. t With Mrs. S. J . Uavi*, Tilt M yrtle Avenue; Circle No. f> at the church anuec; Circle No. 6 with Mr*. Myron Sm ith in Floral Heights. PUBLISHKHS ABE LUCKY The wedding Of Ml** Elizabeth W hittington tuul Yinvenl Peri will he mi ev»‘nt iif Aug. 12 a t 8:00 M. in Ihe M .jhodist Churrh »f Melbourne w ith the i Ret'. I. F Vatnlerwaler of Jack* J scnville officiating. Nn invitation* ure being is- i *ued hut ftieml* of the couple Mr*. Je rry lo»rd ha* returned are Invito*) to nttcm l the cere* home afte r a months visit with iruiBj* umi rereption which Will ‘ her tnotheV in Potteilnll. R. I. follow immediately in the church p a r l o t * Mr. and Mrs. L. F. tlu rru r and children are spending two weeks a t Coronado lieaeh. At* » w * l r * l u r e * AUCKLAND. N Hugh Whclcel. Jr.. Pete Itrock and Billy Fleming nre *pending The Daughter* of Wesley of several day* at Dayton* Reach. the First Methodist C hurch' m et recently nt the home of Mr*. C. H. Winn vrth Mrs. ('. M. Flowers a* co-liosles*. A short liusinesa meeting »•«« presided over by Mrs. Flowfr* with Mrs. Winn giving a study eonceniing "M ary of Bethany”. A lelntive ol a class member contribute,I $ 10 0 ' t o w a r d the church building fund, Mry. Flow­ ers a Ml ivfr*. Winfi sei ved del ft I• Mr. and Mr*. Jamy* ,U. Kinney «tus . i r e .. ceatir -itrular^ to the o f Connecticut are ' visiting her guests parent* Mr. ami Mrs. II. VI. Those attending were Mr*. J. Hamby at their home ,,n . Oak llrs. Boy Tillis, Mr*, Avenue.’ so n ,. Mr* W. A. Mc: of Panama lily -aie vinmjig Mr. * Everyone Cordially • ‘ Invited C lo se n t 12 T hunday* uH M ' l, Rowland, Mis h> M. L. j momitubi The floor ■of .'li:,' .old i ■lake clivers some etidil acre* . It ' 1 1s broken onlv In 4 volcanic vent f In the renter Pit -mi stiow* He-$ie Zachary, s if m r i *>f m in o r iti 11 a i t a W d l c r lv , at lim e s th ro w n I1|, 10 . hem III nt Mr. umi Ms. E. (I. Kilpatrick have ns their gitcsU for some time her paicnta, Mr. II. A Lee. of M ariana her sistci. Mr*. (I. H. mid son U«. M?Mr MONO! .ind do.,pled Vio’rt 30 (e el M v . Hi. Wlutr Plum*. N \ . ha?, bi 'ii telectcd as “Miss Nc,v York 8 bdp. t to tC 'S h c will compete for lie- title r>f "MIts Airerirn" at the MANCHESTER England A P. t -rgrant „l talent and ben’uly In be Because ot the record numbei held in September at Atlantic City, ot rase.* wnlttng to be beard. Mum New Jersey. {International) th eater m ay Itav r' ,1 iH'rinunent full lim e divorce ,m ni J Fori (.auderdalt 1 Cornl G * lilf* S A L E S to bring D Cost of L IV IN G ! . FIRST PRESliYTERIAN CHURCH Speaker: Rev. Glenn E- Smith jeet: “An Appeal For Childhood cn Wcdnt'Sti At in* imp,*' Mr* 1 A. F.llner and d au g h ter Sally Ann who were guest* of Mi nml Mrs. I.. A. Palm er nt their heme in San l.nnta for several day* have relum ed to their home in Nashville. Trnn, vi* Birm ingham . Ala SUNDAY NIGHT, 8:00 o’clock ;i littt T-- flrtidmWtllinme; Mr. a ml Mr*. II II Newman have returned from points in California where they -p m l one month. Jo* Bavin of the II. K, Naval Reserv* i* visiting hi* parent* Mr. and Ml sev tral days, Ku 1.4*1 *rar. Iiowetrr. il hurst Into violent as-11%It *. sending shot* thi 11*4 mis' of Irrt Into llir air, and hurling out from the . crater' boulder* 4 * Urge 4 * house*. Tile U k r il|s4ptH-4rrd and only ni4**r* of Uva were visible in the raging inferno ol •the'-cratrr. liAnty* outing of Woodcock, \|i* . Flow- Christian Church Congregational Church Episcopal Church Methodist Church Presbyterian Churcli f, lake then « nmv* ot net Inn lav* the crater ol Motini It ui|»-tiu 9 COO lee' high tn tlie i enirt ot llie Nor ill lalntul ot Si w 7.. , u n i now has ili'vrlo|Mtl unit u no, vnniv ba.'in tor skier* Tilts cra ter . a t - su m n n d fit t>\ Icy chits several hm’-ircii ice high, hail lor year* lin n one ut New Tcaluml * foreimi-t' toiiri*! attraction.' Blut'h-gree:, ,.t nior it was tool euotian tot -wlmmluv In some |U f b wlitiv in other* u was almost boiitiiK tl n o nil a sulphurous va|tor umi .1 ilmcv there were niuior uphr.u,tU> in the lake. Otherwise the mpmitnln gave no sign ot actlvr.-. umt n was generally c«uv*idrr-',l lo be decreasing Into sii ^vttmt vol­ cano Mrs. C. IL Winn Is Hostess To Class .MiiiVn“-TVim3ir ?!’•' PAGE 1'HHLE H E R A L D , S A N T O R O , F L O R ID A Tournament weekend at the Scmntde Country Club will liegln with a Rfmt fWtnitl dtince on Satutduy evening at lt>:00 P. M. which will lu»t through 2 :0 0 A. M. with MEM. l'OW F.Id. and lii.i band furnishing the m uiti , . . A buffet muck will lie Moved in the conclusion of ilm d im in g . . . The golf tournam ent will tHjgin at 2:t*() P. M. on Sunday . . Everyone th a t van h"ld « golf club ami dub around a lilt!** is rgjKTtol to be on hand an. join In the fun . . . If you haven't played for a Jong lime . , Dust 1 off those antiques and’ win a price fur taking the most number of strokes onT hole . . . Ring your friends out to sit under the tree* and ch atter with u Coke in hand . . . There will WHITES — PRINTS — COTTONS RAYONS — 2 PIECE — I PIECE ALL SIZES — YOUR CHOICE Dresses . member* and th eir guests . . . IIUI.LMI I* on* of tin- g o lln - . M K U T .-lJH l JrS j'C L E V K L A N I) abnut-tow n th a r-h # ^ pellshert h tr ' of Rhode Island has been vi.lt- clubs up and l» swinging around lag hi* mother-in-law MRS. I l.j lh r golf course again . . MRS I R. PIPPIN a t her home on West HENRY RICHTER nod . hil t,. First S treet fo r sevearl day* ARLINE, A D E L A I D E a, . . . MISS LOLO LEE hn* te HENRY, JR. have returned ft turned from D a y t o n a Reach a wonderful trip to Calif,,i> where she was a guest of MISS where they vialtcd relative. NANCY WILLIAMS mid her enjoyed sight-seeing f"i family for three day* . . .Every month . ■ . A RLINE and \ l 'i one is glad to hear th a t CitltA AIDE are now in New V HORSON is track in town again , City for two week* s i * , ' , JANET HETZKL had eeveal | friend* and relative* of her girl frtende In her h"ine P u rist” . . . I give you n :» Continuing — Sale of PHYLLIS Collon 1 DRESSES 2 98 ( 2 t o r 5 .5 0 ) Foil Color * — 5i*c» 14 to 44 — Reg; 3.20 i BLOUSES SHOUTS BLOUSES COTTONS SPUN RAYONS WHITES & COLORS 2.98 Shorts The Religion of God U founded on a Miracle . . . when tho cry of (be Baba of Bothlehem wa* heard U proclaim ed a God of Mtntclea— I herefora ‘ * * ■ ; . • H'a made In 116 dxat only . . . V that cental lookI IL fTOUCH nrs^ls **1 ntnmiftn lehrti* I OSi II lr>..a ICY® iL» Tn® ts imam “ OOTn Qf |Lla Tnll ^*Owsn^ TIPOv* m: ■ • dona, pappy cpioo. . IUl§* 4.HO Slacks WHITES — PRINTED JERSEYS — COTTONS daftly pudi (be liter at elbow high — open (ha Rack— and - S K IR T S IT IS OLD YET EVER NEW Evary g!d*» favorHtl Yfttt H buHoatd «p . . . or ntd* fotiVa (track a new note in a carefree mood l And old* 1 HACK — 2.98 and 3.98 of Cod, located a t F ifth SI. and w orth ip is Hotly Avenue Invite* you (o coi Spiritual, with always (ho expt ferial ion of (be Spirit of'God .--'.-11 4 ' ALL SWIM SUITS IN STOCK Including CATALINA, COLE oan't predict tho order of tho n'rvfcd. •V- • 1 •. ' and GANTNER V2 PRICE ' ' T® ^ > 1 �DEATH ’8 STING CAMBRIDGE, E n g la n d -A .P — Mr*. Lillian Mary Point. 4S. died 15 minutes a lte r alio had been stung on the temple by a bee. NOW, you can'have'a TA N D EM DISC H AR R O W ACIA KIIAN IN DEAL LAUSANNE. , S w ttw rland-A .P —The Aga Khan, .rtcli Moslem leader, has bought the Palace Ho­ tel and the hotel and restaurant "Dr* Palmier*, the former for a reported 13,335,000 For your FORD-FERGUSON, Tractor ' The sm allest European deer Is called a roebuck. • ouieville Minister elps Boys Be Good LOUISVILLE Ky—A.P, — The JUv. Edward J. Lee. J r., Bgpllv. m inister with an urge to rebuild the lives 0 ( paroled Juvenile doubles . as pastor of a , rural rhurch. chaplain at the Loulaylllf Children's Center and volunteer probation officer with the Juvenile court probation departm ent The mlnUter cares Ior tour boys In his home and also has 35 other youths paroled In him. As he describes It. he Is helpIng them "bridge the adolescent ftMH Ow N*rtW C**Baa »•«*•** You are .hertby •eaqlilecd ,tu -oppear In oalit cau»* un the ttb da> of September 1*1* In lb * off Ira id the Clrrh of *ald Cuurt at th* ■Hoy hisdes. iiMfl T*“ 1,1 **Ilford, KlnHS., l>rn mate**,, will be n.irro d and the'>«in>l*-proreTd-r*, pSrt« t«-M n»i decree. ------ Thl* notice eltall l>r puhllaheti m Kir Kan ford Herald a* by law pro­ vided. . WtTNHgS m) h» n<l and officii I •eat thl* Sth i(*> of Auxuat. l i l t /» / 0. I’ llltlt NIK Iff L in k of Ihe Ahave Cl, • lltlnt Court. (Offlcldt Krai I BRITT TRACTOR CO. Phone 501 1005 Sanford Ave, tL»Ilford, Florida 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE FOR RENT FURNIHIIKIJ 2 room apart: Adults only. 2 Phone 5IO-J 12 SPECIAL SERVICES SIGNS ~ Show card* amt poster* O—U BBft SIGN S Kit VICK O. D. Landre**. Plume 1031 F.lrclrlc Toa*l»m, $4.35 11. D. POPE CO.. INC. NORTH Carolina grown Copen. haytn Cabbage plant*, ready FLOOR SANDING AUg 16th to KoV. l i t . Plact and flnlihlng. *ml wax­ T O U R IST COURT WANTED your onler now for early de ing. , New floor*Cleaning lurfaced to per­ ’ILL lease or operate on comlivery. Call 70 6 - M ._____ ___ fection. Old llo o n made Ilk* new. mt**inn. MIddlragi-l cOtiplr, exlierienciul er.gtnocr, con do con- l'e a ri, 11.60'a n d 32 p er huihej ,Call n . M. GLEASON Geo. 0 . Swart*. Dog 115, Rt itruetion and maintenance of Laka Mary. Fla. 2, phone 770-M. building*. *treeU, drainage and landscaping ground*. -L H. rOROIf. **t. I l l s P ark Ave RENT A CAR Howard, Out eon, Fla. YOU DRIVE IT phfme R8 B. WANTED TO RENT MUST have furnlihed house or 460 * ROLLS celery paper with apartment, permanent, no childwire, quick nai* 60c roll. U. ren. Walter' High._Ph. H3 -\V_ G. Hickson, ’REAL ESTATE W ANTED B-VIECE m a h o g a n y 1.14*. IIY OllllElt of the T ru .ter. u( ilia Iflleronl I mprnt r menl Kurwl nf ihe Hlate of Klnildi. M ILLA IlIi K. C A L O W K L U l Invar nor AllaM: K. l'.,K IJJ(iT , Sec. » Tru«lrr* J. I. Kuml __ Duncan Phyfe dining rtohn »ult», $20000 caih.. Phone 8 88 . fountain a t Lan>re. P art time or NOTICE b. hereliy given lh*t III. Truater* Ilf Dir Internal flu proveinenl 1 1 1 n11 of -the Slat* el Florida. Piirauanl lu l a g , erllt plf.r for fair- fur rnnipellllr* big*. In Tallahoae-e. Flnrlda. al ItJV* •ivioch A M Mr Idem her Jrd. Uft, Ihr foiruelnr .le.cftbe.1 land* In HEUtNOI.K iitf.VTV N K 'i ur M U', tie, u » n l». Town- ” , STRICKLAND-MORRISON INC. 1 J2 2 -50 A dthonaed SALES SERVICE ^ 111 W. First St. Phono 953 MUSIC NEWS from THE MUSIC BOX Chlqulta B anana— Gem- K m pa Rainbow a t M idnight— The Carlisle Bros, ALBRIGHT PRESS OFFERS QUALITY SERVICE PRICE PRINTING Slid PUBLISHING SERVING lEM IN O LE CO U N tY PICK*UP & DELIVERY CAI PHONE 827-R Zeke Clements Atomic Powei Riley Shepherd Steppin Out K i n d G randpa Jones Last Old Shovel— Del more Brothers Portable .Phonographs. ,22.50 Record R a c k s i,.3,50 Record Cab inets............*21.50 Mapcs G uitar Strings 1.30 M l W. 1st.Si. Phone 053 DODGE AND PCYMOUTII OWNERS as ybu never slept b e fo r e under the amazing NEW* liAWNS m o w e d . Reaionalde price*. Jerry l-ord, phone TUB- HwV. . AverVit ef c-mf.rt only thisaabonioiung electronic age could produce . . . an rifeIronic, nai merely dettrie blanket! A blanket thatataye your favorite temperaturo nil night loos (can't get too cool —or too warm), -Never a .cold or dam p epot to disturb your RCbeeae thewirmUi you went. . . blanket will m aintain thl* Int|ht ’r Slong. ss'a ftS ■'one blanket in m ala tip on the - bwd, ju*t one to a to re and Ihundiv. Titlly automatic . . . safe , . . m a lo h laaily c o m ­ fortable. 109 N. Palm etto Avenuo eatvft'*/ yearling* Phone It. W. Lord, T8B-W, FOR carbide, cerbtda llght*,',«hot gun shell* amf 32 • cartridges. See 8siiiiey-Kogen Hardware nG E • PI VI BOUTH UODGt Job V<ir, (l I RUCKS * THE LONE RANGER IPS NO U5E.IVE CAL! CREEK A HUNDRED TU THER0^NO ANSWER DUNCAN REACHED THE NOT AT THE STATION WINDOW OLABS STANLBY-ROOBRS HARDWARE CO. | T aL ■!*'- « ti cix ' Genuine Ford mata to fit practically all models, car* and tntek*. Now being delivered Sturdy Construction Fine 'Tone Quklity THE MUSIC BOX Ave„ Orlando, t, rdw aS FLOOR MATS! PHONE 200 SALESLADY wanted. Prafe who has had some exper Wrlta Box B, c/o Herald, ia handle established Insutiji debt n Sanford. Contact 13 NOTICES—PERSONAL 5; McKay, 318 E. 3rd. . SAME 20c out''•Of every dollai lano for piano agenla. |o u spend for flr», ’wind*tom, I Locust Avanue. Hector and salesautomobile, worlunen'a compen­ t.OO a week InsurIA .'ATTIC FANS sation, burglary, liability and ln Sanford. Auto PE CO, INC. other klndj of.inturance, Yoq'll One and half day mday A Tuesday. BOAT PARS j '* i jG |tt.O O a week salary, Detbher 1st, you can WHEN you bay n home, g tt a I KELLY HANDLED A *B8 00.00 a weak and up 6 year fira and .vnnd»torm in• IM suranc* policy. You wfll-anra 100 on this Job. Writs Staaley-Begofi Hardware -Cd.> approximately 1/8 of Uw colt and may 'pay ttha ^rem lom In IMITATION laaUttrs In m&tt 6 annual Fnitldlmmu. >See C. color* and latga teleetlon of • WORK WANTED M. Boyd A Co. wooj ! PORTABLE PHONOGRAPHS ' BTRiCKLANU-MUltniSUN • DRIVB-1T. INC. IN BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE—It pays to dest DODGE - PLYMOUTH through experienced broker*. If NOW In atock. H mm. ntovlo PARTS AND SERVICE you have grove* or other pro­ cameras, 35 mm camera* and 100 I'alm rtfo Ave. Phone 1011 perty to market, or If you are projectors, enlarger* and exyourtelf In the market, contact AIINING to automobile owner* poiure meter*. Wicboldl Studio. IVm. O. Reneher of C. F. Ratchand driver*. 38 states now have eldcr, 28 E ast Washington 8L, strict laws imposing heavy pen - 1 Orlando, phone 0020. altle* on m otoiim who cannot pay a Judgment for Injury to B A R T i C L E S F O R S A L E FOR SALE) IP3B Terraplane other* Caused by their automo* ---------------—-----— Sedan; Uicyclu Fre-w ar; Cambile*. You are taking a grave THREE nice young Jersey cow*. r ra; 120 Kodak F7.7 lone; chance If you drive or If your One as low ** $80.00. Phono Henry M. J a m e i o n , 1017 automobile i* driven in any of 708-J, 2521 Orange. Ave. French Ave. * ' these *tat(w—unl*i* you are InONE largo kitchen »ink, roll top p O lf SALE: Gibson electric reand fronL__Phone 31 or 1187. frtgerator, *1* cubic feet. H«o GIRL’S b cycle, extra lire*, tube*, at 2700 8oul!l. 8 *nfoHl ELEfTH ir appliance repair* — wire basket; act of metal terllOH CAI’S we repair washing machine*, raca furniture; cypre** g.rden Genuine Ford Hub Capa, fit vacuum cleaners, fans, mlxara, chairs; large reinforced garden u»40~46 Ford* sewing machines, Trotter Apflower pots. Phone J^47.__ _ STUJCKLANl>MORRISON, Inc. .pllance Senrlre. 304 W. Second FERTILIZER—IL26 a bag. 2628 Bb ■» SeMnnl Ave. St., Phone 1004-J. Oranf* A*T developed, ARTICLES W ANTED SNAPSHOTS—prlnted, enlarged. We copy old photo­ ONE hammer mill romplele with « graphs. ‘ power unltf Grind y o u r«own ^Uy^.yopr ,rar. ju»i feed, grit* and meal. THIS (’LL NIC ROLLS HTlfDIO of a r t or. condition. Roy 220 Mrtsrh llldg,. Phone USD Orange Avu. 300 W. 2nd SL f u r n it u h k ~ r k m u il t . 0,000 fL of 2x10, 2x8, 2k0, 2x4, TARTS to angle lamp .wanted, “ AND RECOVKRKD Also 2x0 tnnsuo and grnovo Phone 678. Your fur'iitine will look like flooring. 2528 Orange Ave. WANTED: Exercising machine. new, will wear. belUr tkon ever PHOTOGRAPHS when our experts rebuild .and Reply Box HC. c/o Herald, tvo your UE.ST photograph recover it. Only the flneit conmade at COCKER Spaniel or Fox Terrier. atrucllon material* used. Phone THE RAYMOND STUDIO Call Mrs. Walter*. Phone 8130 1112 for a free estimate and Stale Rank llldg— Ph. 1003 a t Trailer Camp or wrlle Box 882. City. ID epend Box •* k. NEW ALBUMS— Cole P orter—b y David Rose Music of F ritz Kreisler— by A ndre Kostelanetx LEGAL NOTICE Glenn M iller Album ' Spike Jones Album N o r m : t ii a r fK A ii Smoke Rings T« UKOHOi; IIAVIE. who** ad dn». I j**I Mouth' y « (u fr i< NEW RECORDS— Mutrt. t.,,> It, Call fur 111a. You. KKollUi: .UAVIfi, ar» haft Ciair De Lune— Kui-bi by notified that a ault for dlvpfr' ha* broil ordered *M*lni( you hi This 'la Always— UAJOItIK W tiAVII-:. in |h * .C P rail Court of the •Ninth ,JUd)epi Circuit,in »|,il l'» Hominojr t.'uunii, Florida* ... . Come in and-tee it, today ■hip II Houlh, E**t. conltlnliif la Art**. Th* purrhoarr I* lu pay th* »d, rrtlalnc eo»t. T U B TIUHTKKH OK INTKflKAl. IMPilOVKMRNT FUND , r******* ih» elxhl -in reject any Hint all . Novelist Taylor Caldwell'* real ndme U Janet Taylor Caldwell. Yes sir, > full-tire tandem disc that lift! for transport or turning on headlands, Eliminates need for rolling discs over herd roads or cutting grassy waterwayu See for yourself how the harrow Is held firmly to the ground. Sec how depth esn be regulated or harrow completely raised to eliminate bog|*ng down in wet or soft Isnd. *• PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD, 5ANFORP, FLORIDA FRIDAY, AUGUST 0 ,,1 M 6 BECAUSE OF HIS illness BUTI'MGOtNSIPJRf ID Vr1 J j - y '•,* « ^ Vr NOUWAfT HEREWITH ¥ THEM kTONTO. THE / APACHES WOHT H ATTAkCK BEFORE SUNr ■RISE ,AND I SHOULD BE BEFORE THENJ ;'± r ; ■ ■ B3r Bob Gt M 6 A h W H I tE ;tiV P ilfe t8 d 9 �AUGUST 9, 1946 PAGF. FIVE, THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA — — ■— — __ Leads Celery _____ In Dual Win Over Packers Official Opening Of New Greens I)jr JU LIA N 3TEN8TBOM H rrsltt Sports Editor M anager Ed Levy’s Sanford Celery t^da hauled out all their Heavy artilcry In»t night afte r having some of It In storage for Two new Florida S tate Lea­ some time. A fter a session of gue umpire* apperrd here last cleaning and polishing, the Feds night and worked the Hanfordr-troed In their wepons on the Leesburg double header a t (he targ ets, two Leesburg hurtera. Municipal P ark. However, they When hostilities ceased at 1L15 were fam ilar fares to the m aj­ I’. M. a t the Municipal Park, the ority of Sanford fsrv. hoy* had fired 2 1 direct hits and Yeaterday morning Bill LudM anager Ilill Good’s Packers hsd dlg and IHIIy Odhsm wefe felt the sting of two defeats by designated to work last night's scores ef 10 to 7 and 0 to 2. tilt and most (an* this morn­ The best gunnor of the evening ing agree that the two a rb i­ was left fielder Buddy 1 -nke who ters did a rom m tndaklr loll. • collected three doubles and a pair nf singles dtrrlng the evening for fiv e, hU&s/n eight1, trip* to - th e p ln tv .. l i k e ’s .offensive tactics hall gam e for the initial three last night returned him to the innings. Suddenly, in thu fourth, top of the Slate League hlters* the Fed artillery boomed again, list. Intke lost the lead during tb s si*, tim e* In fact mid w hen, the week to Myril Hoag of Palatko smoke e''iart-d the > 0 " ’* gjx Fed but lost night’s ; a ffa ir . ended winners - 4 fd - cutnplctad - th o ITong’s short* regime. cuit. T h i locals Ruded tw o smart! The f ir s t contest was -roam*! lii the fifth and another in their by erratic play from beginning to <half of the sixth. .god. However, Sanford liatsmen i Cudd was the Fed victim in the collected 14 blows off Hill Mas- second tilt while Cal lllnnc. with edn, n('.< Packer stsbm an. while excel’Jlit support by mates afield, Jim Schanle] was being nickel had it shutout within his grasp. for i f hits before he was re ­ But Mormino, pinch hitting for lieved in the vlghth frame by Cudd in the seventh, walloped a Charley Bisson. *' double to score I’earsun. Mor­ The second tilt w-ns u tight mino la te r scored on an '.’rror by Tuttle. in the opening tilt, Silvem utn Dj. I * msrd B arker* pounded nut th ree hits in four O ptom etrist 4 trips. Bride got two for two nod Sharpe collected a pair in five Ryes examined—Glasses fitted appearances. , 203 8. (Hange Ave. Bob T uttle, with two for four, Orlando, Florida was the only beds, except l-ake. Phone 41167 to get two direct hits in the sec­ ond till of the evening. P riz e s Will Be] Awarded Golfers In Tournament Odham and Ludwig Umpire Contests R-U Looking For Scissors 8." 50c Scissors 7” 2 - 15 2-flr, Scissors 8” • _ _ * Pocket Knives J[.15 to 2 -7P Two Burner Premier Electric 6 95 69c t0l *60 Hot Plate Flash Lights Battery Lantern Aluminum Funnels Nest of Saws, 3 blade Keyhole 8” Pliers, all steel Mfg. by Kearney & Fool 10” Flat File AH Metal Wheelbarrows 2*»5 ^60 c 0.50 65c 30c CASEF i t , k;tpYi i\ f\ 1 1 F in a l Services Being Set For Ex-Yankee Star Buddy Lake Is Only Unanimous Choice Thus Far By Fans Voting For State League All Star Team Tony Lazzeri Played 12 Years In Majorri; In 7 World Series III I rag Ilf S rrv ire lliir.su SILVER SPRIN G S. ,\ug u ( S|'H'inl I —W ith one exiepltwn. Florida S tate lo-ague fan* are widrty divergent ill theii choree of player* on the two all-»tar I'M irif they n tr nam ing in einnprtitnm for the free season* pa*, that ilu- league will award into tin* month, a survey levdalcd today. . a t . .. , 1 "• ---------SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 0 —(/P) —F uneral service* ure being ar1 tinged in San Francisco for one ef tlxj brightest lia r s In the His. lo ry of baseball, Tony Ijiiie rL The one*lime New- York Yan* ee sta r fa* found dead Wednes­ from Jday. o . Appniently Appm-.-ntli he Jdied l . l liP-n , hl eith er a heart attack or a* the te- on liv vyterntt*' ''nil . tin " team, sult of u fall. Jle « « , 1 1. ■ wlllle I oi*«tairg'* Lay Stehldn* if' Lasserr. later to become known l a . *•l•oo.toJ^*l» : » neatly ooaolmoii, ..Ir.mv . for 1 i'r ’ 'ilmiiimiJ| , "thr^Sr mvr tmttr 'rim f-nti’ file a i r iM rnf'-K nH ’ r m n r h f t i . f l p h ^ a n F Liiijt who" ,would 1 "* to compete like his p rof anil'll *1 iart*fr in 1U22 f o r t h e f r e t * t P t T * e a * » » n V p a ? i ninl wm pnreluMsI by the Ynnkrtu 1thnl util hr :tu sin! oil l»i the find fpr mAh ahiI fiv»- plavri * nfl'it f« r* w K h - u h n iit - t r u i m t h t ii a r v ht* ’ hpI n i’nrlfti ( ‘onAl rrccinl nf ik) huiiv^ ruiu ill Otip i d r l i t i t il w i t h , i i r lt » * r * 'l »• . th i* iiiHuun. U i i m «lnrt*i| with Ihr t e a til!* t h a t v i t l l l* r •■ -d rrtrd h\ th*1 I r n i r »* - » p * . F t n t e r # i i l r i r m m d Vrnikfru f«>i 1 'J yrfir k. timing i h t . d t h r \ m u # t m u ll t h e i r n i t r i c By JULIAN -StENSTBOM t i n e * c c i^ J llrin b l y’lMirts Editor t’ASSiMCv As-r 't -.l n Ct tJd F Sunday afternoon li tuuinaCAM At5b (.-.vUment tim e nt the Sanfortl Country t - e r a v j s \j jr /B r Club when official * r-re monies marking the i petting of the new CkU- CAffv’7 r > * ^ grren* will hr belli, M arling' at P. M. Clyde TeiwilV gar, the club's pro, ileclafed that everyone is invilei) to attend and to fa r lltlpate In tourney play. 'y 4 t i ‘>Jb p ii” ^ fur'.thru day bovo. . *en donate,i hv Babjien*S|Kvrtili% (Snail*,’ Cowart** .Haynes knii WiK liam* Furniture Company, Hill llardw nie Company, Firestone, l'owrlt*. (Ifflcp equipment nod Supply, Ti tu-hlmt's, 11. I.? Icrkln*. 1 Pete'ii liar nitd Grill, sthe Anchor. Frank"* Tavern and 111- lint Club and W olfer’* Hew Prop Inn, Some of the ptiic* will be 3 .w’atd rd for 1 1•■ following feat*: Longest .drive in the fairway en No. l. Nearest to the hole on No. 5, u short |inr II hole. Players having tin most fivee* and seven*. Terw illegar asserted that there will ul>o he print* for sm iwn m otes In ti- -och t»- fot low setne high aVmii* iiiiywt m'Vi-iu am! m*v ita l iplh»*r * T»+i u tl - gin .11w ftjinl 1 bn I t he inur^r U III a*MI'iliMH (lUulltm.i StAK Cc f'tfc LOS •nil thnl hr lhnught the public. A^JOCtUy PAvtS, put Iieulitf i) itnmbir* of the club, riAficaJAt roofsA u- LPA/SOtF , would h ti vt» no •♦Tiintutih* it me try oUwPf, C'lrr Aocx’/o f -tfluirtir win t hr pinu*!» during th»* CoU e& e Au "d 1tlW 8 uftrrmHui AOoUlf li*-? BAftVti t*J c 'i eAC-J O irkry. 11v pinyed in nix u o ild Fttit* should pick n player fot Acrli'n with Ilu* Ytitiks. I-a zrm w**nt to the Chicfttfo each piNtthiit, uu* righ(*liuntler, Cuhpt In l*‘ !? .iritl tltrw titmthor i+i»v left huttdei n nifinuifer. ami world t Ion k while with tho it 111i 111\ p 1hye i . Ill*' I *hi k p * t esi i*t Natioiml l.« »L'uc H ut. Mr wound t iiu m iif e t * ii:» u h l i i l ^o h e u i e o f Up hi* hi|? SjnKur nttpur with the the vctetittw. Nrw York (imrilf and InlPT Ih** canitt itittiii«if■*i of foituito of tlic * Ihtoi lint ii.n.d l rairur Hr 'put tuiirtiJill afl»*i itti It11'l ■011*011 Jimd 0 O B -1 vJxrmi 1095 Ju st Arrived Some Good Paint Brushes for a Change Orlandit 76 •jp SA N H H tlt 65 II .V.l 51 8t. Augustine lb-Land 64 M jti t-t I'alitkn 41 61 i*nytonu (teach iac-sliurg 42 Im Gainrsville • 4J Besullx l* * t Nigh; SANFOItD 10-0. Leesburg St Augustine 1), lie Land Orinmlo at. Uaytnna Beach, wet ground* I’alntkn 7, Gainesville 'J Tonight's Games Daytona Bench at Orlando SANFORD at Leesburg Gaireaville at Patatku St. Augustine at DeLoiol HI t u t ; t 'lH i'I 'lT in n in t iI •‘ ajtrr,. uud .Monalmi. . . ., All other ptnSV'rs in the league are "iiinkie<" and m e eligible fnr paces mi the a l l - s t a r ' ‘rookie'* .earn. *- \-,r . PIHl GiUD U I J I t i A l .K , .P ir r s m iU G H t.P> ..F our Prim S lnt'i alumni will officiate in the National Football la-ague Ihi* full. Tin- pi>> aibiteis are H arry tti.Mi ,, ml I'jiri Gebelt- of I’lMsiiurgh. Ilinkey flames of Phila* delpfiia and Lugs-ne K. Miller of H arrisburg. ' . . -> y t'ttin had - .p o in t e d fA R R U L ’S PACKAGE 8 T O R I P »IM» Jt. ASCAH 111)6. 3 % o n t W l t luvorit in Sno Knim u rn PIANO TUNINU and• KKPAIRINU Legal Notice SPORTS ODDITY c i ,' I.o p n . Pitch*. I’nvlich, Pag*. Itii>u. Unnye. Koval, H arrington, N ash, Su.h. Stew art, lLimtll, Bass, I’iolfk. Fultz, Eaton, Hardin, t.ake. I.V'J, Howingtnn, Schniit*!, Kettle*. Ilium-. Zuspel, SliarpO, Glide. Itevil, E rtrvr. Dominguev, I a v e l l r . S w i n d e l l s , Mendisahar. Nfarljexki, lliurg. Tunroff, llud.oft. Huger*. Cidetunn, Goml, l.ulsko, tUyu when ihr Yithkn IncImini; I n ” A li d S i n» T e n lit , H o y iU ff}t Before the t'iu*ndr*, *ugnr » i* RiiIm* Ruth. I.i’u (;phri*(, Il*»rt» ,,M he f o i e ihh!filuht Aug. nrtt known 111 lloilhelU Eurotie. tVniiuvk. Eat ti* i onite itviil (till <t oft.n LiI P |t »Fin . Ilf A * * rlilr4 M anufactured by Bokcr and Clausa jp . "W fc• # f ft jegar Asser's Course Is Now In Excellent Condition STANDINGS J.75 Scissors 10” By Jack Sords VCE OF PROS Club Set For Sunday '- * i i " JUDIO IAl. - *i * no i ii r n i- ji.r- At present end (nr years III rlutryr id lor I'nlvrrstlr ul Cable Piano Co. at the U*t 16 ptsnn work lllinut* and Ctiampslcri. .506 It's quite a thing to shoot ^ n o r i i n ; .H T A T K ■*1 i n H i l l a ' i n Illinois. ..vnt t «v* in golf. It means to haVr • v M i Pint HKXtIN'-M i-i'i i r v .500 ] score fot H* holes equal to the \ , l i W i ' K I I V laicallnt i t sanforil sbool Kept % f ml 1 o u in jm i of j e a r * y o u h a v e bi*> n l i w |, |'|i i \ | A in * H, .|H i l tMl *.*! I L m r order* (nr war It *t Tltt IIP j iji i-arth. I*«f» l i t i f f . Mush l(o* ■tot Wondets like .llyiuq N* Ison ,:tK5 and Lloyd Mangrum can't do It. l i \ l : • *1 t ' l i t M il I »v T.ija tit They are too young. They imot >■.»! • i h u r. D u l r r rtl , P n lv t li n |»n II in ti-; high sixties, about .vice 7J in Mr* S 4 risr ..if Mil- J4t*»1r «f I their age. Foi -Imoting one ..je u ’ ppd. volfer must he mere than iv:> i-mm i i - M v t i u l . l • i i i ' u i l . t>»H i u - . i rlil and a goml golfer at thnl. H i m »t ivsis t l . i i . n l ) H f t t iiin t . f i l l When around K0 year* old Ik-.' ItlU N l*t=f|IM n i l HI-.II n r l ( f III.If I I m \ lH r t J | h - i |, late A rthur James Helfoui. B ri­ s u itV«*H l* i ia tu i, l l u I-tirtift-’ liY Ha ftf m tH**»U III m :L H » ;.N I I r ilK H lu N wbsiMv I f l i t ii ! tish statesm an, a mighty good I’K a iMf i n t i In f l i p t t liu l’ft “ i | lt «i i t «=4sb I n ' V I s ftl I t Jrfih ii*r> i| I I U f N V all h it life, could do hi* pgo f m iM b jr J i js i* p H i Ub A t WI u M;t 11 *i w Ii 1 -hkitiK A V *st'i .iretu rf s h i i s 1 i f 1* *1 .1» » »» I A I h I I I i h I V*UI n t r nt dftf *st ’ In f i b r links. :H '*.1 itl J (»|*l MI |fs c4 l i t ’ ' H t'l | ) t m r i i * t it * I, *i>i<ivaraiire* . ittlo Now comes a furitrit ( I(.i* t n lflt f ill!* ! »#.»■' ' * H i f SSf It) j M ' I flt'l I t u I h r 111 11 i 5 V M-*l> I- I ' t M l o h f-M » 1 ■ * ; i man, 76 year* old, who ha- tearn l f 'u l l i p i n l f t ! II- **»bl r n u f i - Olt M i ■ ♦* | " it i l l UK IM lilt* ■ * I * * '• 1 i* 1 H fp | « |li !t**t i I "sift ,t till (is t l n f * . i f t « i New CITY SOFTBALL LEAGUE hi* home course, Kiwanoy fi.iiH I* < iiitnif, t > k "Ml -I* f > « ■ l( Hft > 1- "»l I • \V L Pet. York, in just 7fi stroke- <Htco fils l > »m |'fi» Hr (tl - Di I m i * in Ho* f Jk11 •r • M fn id n 't n * I |li 1«| ihl A j •' Huy ne. A Wiliam* 7 S I itoil upon a tfmr he miob •wv»r i'»4t • I *i I l • '* illtll scores, but that, George 1 i f k * y i Ms* ft-MiE t il l l r t f l i i t !■ I*i is i*x The Sanfonl Herald -I I b i s t s filr r If*' lU it.ll* 1 tv** • nn t* 'l .is llMS fif w *|w |**-f m 571 says; wa'« when he «a* u \"UrJt j « l i l ' l i M i l i f t l l t r s lm lt Hr p U b ilr l. Security Lumber Co. 4 I ■ ■ in t s 'ii t Im p »• 4, . . m ti * 571 guy. T l I K HANT'MHI s MMi vl l.i, \ Moss Amusement Co I I ' I *‘*1 "iit-i- wr>. It Merit fin fmu * *" K*+mIh til* . M illin ' v | *"t u l Hobson Sptng, Goods 3 *> ,:txt I'orhaps sono iu m u .> 'irian nsruin p » " L s a it*- ti «|p$ptrr u f (g u ftR liil r .lM - u liilu m W IT N t S f t H d i| i n f i l l ti in f l i f f H d l Results Last Night will break a hundred sortie lime. Ms S l i d H M IU lC MIDI « | U l l s e a t a t ,fisiit"* d . r te m liu d e C oviiillt. Herald 16/ Security 14 W l pb e n n ’f Rfii^ Im n il f if f il t f l i F l a f F l o i i d n . M il. Urn r a d d a ) o r A o i r u . i ? r .t l i i f ijffft-g ' u l F M n fM i’ l h't riiU» Mens 16, Robson H Adam is iht- llshrew w -ul for .1 Ii " i t M il- ? m l if4> o f A u if iib t PM*U IM K I I N t n i N Games Friday m an. • * I* I I I I I M m i s t ' l r f k u f s .ilt j C l r t u li Haynes A William* vs lleruld i'li'f k F l f i ’ H l t ’*'1*11 ! *5 fH K A L I Security v* Moss 1H i %1. 1 Baseball Saturday MUNICIPAL PARK 8:15 I*. M. PALATKA vs. SANFORD L. L. SILL Legal Notice Dance THE HI-HAT CLUB EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT -------- TIL 0 , 0 (1 MUSIC BY HUGH ( LINTON’S ORCHESTRA FEATURING LEO nml hit GOLDEN TRUMPET 3 and 4 inch 2 -5 0 - 2 .75 ROBSON SP< ?O O D S G 306 Eaal First St. svm^s — Carload Boats Just Arrived for tong Insling Kill . . . Flic*, g n n ls, TLousjra nirarr _ n to m w r r ta (Vi Block Kant of P.O.) i i l '8 % D D T SVHX.VW 0I m th im o - mosquito**, e tc . Dee Dee Tee, We invite the public to inspect at our 1• ‘ , ' y*F Household Spray . Wfi i I ■. •‘i -tv.-t. § 69c _ new showroom on Celery Ave., the fam­ ous line of* Ventnor Boats. on display on sale at Touchton’* Drug Slor« Roumillat A Anderson . Robson Sporting Goods X -tal Feed Store 11 ft. Moth Sailboats I - - ' To the Food We Like to Drink For Its Wholesomeness PHONE 1061 OR,2302 FOR REGULAR DELIVERY OF ALL THE MILK YOU WANT! _ 14 ft. Outboard Runabout Hulls lV/> ft. Deluxe Utility Runabout Hill Implement H unt’s Feed Store Smoke House .u^& '.pihcr local stores f SPENCER HARDEN-DAIRY 20TH AND SUMMERLIN *~ GEORGE HARDEN, O wner and M anager Southern Chemical. • I h iia f o rd , t U . i it1'- *. * K 1 * - * ~ - ' ■ .......... Sunday Night Buffet Supper 7:30. to 9:00 P. M, GOLF TOURNAMENT od old ~ good And bum golfers T8 i l i U , - >........ * UNTRY CLUB AMENT WEEKEND SATURDAY NIGHT DANC: With Noil Powell and His Ds ■ jM a i r ‘u . . . j ‘ ■ w — ‘ ’’> 4^#! iTT*bi-s ------- aw nhityaiaL r.U * .vr-a:; » „ - �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE SIX filmm. c q i'r (3 3 1 3 your Aa d /o OF GOOD PERFOMMANCE BY PUtTIHG OFF THATM6FM71Y Heeded REPAIR JOB! jftam 'bC fo/y/lQ nccS r-r— neconuH uiscovriu.i) FR A N K Fl'K T , Aug. 8 —MPl— American Anny agents have un­ covered a huge cache of Him •trips and phonograph records o( hundreds c( speeches made by N atl leaders The collection was found In a G erm an fsrmhou*;. T he European Intelligence Division •ays It Includes records of speeches made by Oestopo Chief Heinrich Himmler. Orand Admiral Karl Doenltz. Field Marshall * Ethan! Ml ten and Arms Minister Albert 8 peer. However, no records of speeches made by Hitler were found In the collection. Tha m anufacture of artifirnl Ice became witlcprt-ntl about 1900. 118 Park Avenue Phone 29 FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1946 G A L L B LA D D ER SU FFER ER S ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS , ( « w n% Srt(»l , r » i « r . ! k - * W tb “ to - u s ,,-« .i..k k •?.»»• •« !(•.« **" l ' " - . a .(T.r.f. .Ilk i V f-l- FOR EXPERT ADVICE ON r-1 PAINT AND COLOR jr S K ^ GO TO YOUR. • I w M f il p IT T S B U R G H. • FANS • MIXERS •W A S H IN G MACHINES • VACUUM CLEANERS • SEWING MACHINES cut ro iac» o r miaitm* iiu • Hrtea* *'IM* K*. *•••!<*■ K»*w Mm .( it1 fi, f,ll>.U44(. .Ultftil IwMllf i v,.iibr K.I* * ■♦.*» M »r * i.f iw N a j J I 1 . ,t. r..'b «r- *, llbl.-* Vf •Iw *" •«* I ,.( k..lth, MU •><•* Ul! .1 • .-..tlu ilt.r u-li>» |M> M ^cti Iiu ■ th* smsilKg to stj» sl»t« •! *r*l • TROTTER APPLIANCE SERVICE i i > f t , i i i —r „ — a .« i« n k i ViU \ i <;ai .u i « n u « — i r i i . i 'i . . 1 I< • «l*»krki* I k •• ,J* U / " ' * {• - ’ i.fii, a r-« Ii—• l i . . i . v u jir in i. ...d wiik lull > . u ' u l «r T ourhlun K rug. 121 F. Flr»t Ht. Mail f)rdrn< Filled. 304 W. SECOND STREET V DEALER! f PHONE 1064-J Arrests Skin Torture —ITCHING S a y A Simple Haas Trutnut 4. • • • • • • * ••.« see c StaJnlass—Gresielsss THE HEW Aria quickly l»» chlin lu b ln r RfPACSf NTATIV8 John Sparkman Irrit* «tl«*r« »tf Kr*#»»t* 11 * M»nhii*I nn»»i *n»nm«*n sit«r(above), HunUvllle, Ale., led five inu .... |. >§ • i......... candidates In tha .pecial election ■ ,.*rm»t.e II—ailt.y I i * 41In a i;. — MOly n f»w drop* lo dll the unexplrcd Urm of the Uta -I n« an »tkin. Senator John Jlankhead. Spark- rt'inlr(5VTIHKAITJMN l l f VltASTI.KU or man, Democratic Whip of the iiihiii > , li<»rfull)r r-funilcU hot tie o f | Home, held moo* than a m a j o r i t y M lf iM. li s i rnr t ,kt mn .mIIr ai .ir,ldz l iomi ll . io*i»v amt • necessary tn obtain the office with- ai.tilv a* i l l r e r l r d . A n r «<*o»l ' I r u a f out n run-off. . .(/nfcm allonal) . • fu r * - I I I }>c s l e d t u . u w . l y yo u. T o m r r o s wilt. ro. , By com ing fe. your Pittsburgh P o in t D ealer you I t Find the Finest paints y o u r m oney can buy . . . a complete home decorating service . . . and expert advice on pointing. Y ou’ll be pleased ot their low prices. (.rZ? IP IT’S AVAILABLE, WE HAVE IT! We Have h -art* > Drop Cloths, Steel Wool, Shellac, Floor W an, P aint Brushes, Painter’s Supplies and Sundries \ . NEW SMYRNA HOTEL : ~ R e s e rv a tio n * ' Now A v a ila b le Open-All Year. -■ Special Summer Rates, $2 and bp. SUIT- LOOK FOR FALl > , w Ww. S p e c ia liz e i n ’ P iiirtt* f o r Evairy- S urfi< }« a n d - . , C o o l, T ir r e r o .a w e p t ro o m * . E le v a to r s a n d o t h e r m o d . . * Glass t for EverV Purposa ♦ . « Aul'o Glass Installed While You W ait ern accommodations. Under new management. Gerard DcNeil, ow nerm gr. New Smyrna Beach, Fla, "T he Complete Paint and Glass Storo". YOU’LL SMILE T O O - BERMAN’S DRESS SHOP LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO. « W hen you. step out with th a t Fresh- Specialixing in Beach Toga, Sports W ear agd Summer Casuals Canal Strcat New Smyrna Beach, Fla. . out-of-a-bandbox look in clothes dean* FLETCHER ed in o u r modern up to date plant. BOLLS— DICK ELSBERRY 117 SOUTH PARK PHONE We Pick-up and Deliver, too! LANEY DRY CLEANING CO. '110 EAST SECOND STREET New Smyrna Beach PHONE 466 ii1 i= iii= iii= iii= m = m E ii! ] ii= iiiE iii= IIIE IIIE IIIE IIIE IIIE III| 9 . iii FLORIDA'S SAFEST BATHING BEACH OVERNI GHT ACCOMMODATI ONS Salts with esty uncluttered line*—they fatten st the waUt with a button or tie hell . . . the eardigan necklinra IaH iota place with easy elegance. In superb wools, 10-20, 9-15. 'a u ok CONTINUES Write Chamberof Commerce for Free Illustrated Booklet ODDS and ENDS Table Lamps S 'Ll m iaa Up to 50% OR Floor and Bridge Lamps for yourselL Brand New J89.5Q Sola Bod but Iho III cover needs topalr—only .. $49*50 .- r Buy Them Now Have Them Delivered Later LOVE SEATS ZZZ In Floral Tapeatry. Win# background t C Q QC ™ Floor Sample. Roa. Pilco $112.50. Sale Pilco $ d u * * J O CLOTHES HAMPERS, all sizes W O O D BEDS—used ....... USED KITCHEN CABINETS USED SO FA and 2 CHAIRS BABY BLANKETS ........ THESE ARE BEAUTIISI Diamol, Natural Wood and Maple & r ~ '- $ 2 9 -5 0 BED SPREADS. Twin and Full . Those are floor samples and some ihol wsro solUki In our warehouse. Three Groups *9.95 up LAWN AND PORCH FURNITURE jlj BEACH CHAIR w ilh c a n o p y a n d foolresl $8.95 — DECK CHAIRS, green stripe canvass ____ $2.95 | | | ADIRONDACK CHAIR, u n f in is h e d . . . . $6.95 = WHiTE-ENAMEL W OOD GLIDER ^.“ -;$19.95 m T UNFINISHED WOOD GLIDER * $5.95 Ul Buy on Our Easy Payment Plan For The Kiddies ALL METAL CHILD'S GLIDER . . . TABLE and BENCH SETS FUZZY PANDAS and ELEPHANTS CHILDS PLATFORM ROCKER .. HI CHAIRS, damaged . UNFINISHED PLAY Y A R D ........ PLAY YARD PADS, water reals! i our complete play yard Ihe older cbildron : , .. Sampson Card Tables 7 r> ’ = $4.95 u p ™ Wo want lo soil llieso "bad". )Ual lako a look and so© .• • a if •• DINETTE SETS PHONE 12 OUh'i • :: HI �9 ........ ■ 11 m* To Unity There It Strength— To P r « « l the P »*« of in* W.irld; x J o Promote lb* Progress of A n ir lrti J To Prodoeo Prosperity 72P Ksefsrei wcxalh (Elt? AN INDEPENDENT DAIUY NEWSI'AI'KH VOLUME XXXVII UNRRA Urged U “ o ° ‘ Aid Established 1908 Unconcerned LaGuardia- Says No Funds Left To Pro­ long Life Of World Relief Organization GENEVA, SANKOHD, FI.OIU1M, More Vessels Reach Haifa As Tension Grows M O N D A Y , A U < ;, 12, 1946 T ilt i^ - i I W F .A T H E K P a r t l y < l.n iily tlisa n f t r r n n o n , t o n i g h t S ilil l i u m l .i y , Hrifli lo c a l u f l e r n o o n .u n i t'v i’iiin g 1l ii m ilc r s h o w e r s . 9 T-~ —r-ai -M Af«torlat«-iJ P i * - i I -rutted W ire NO. 234 Albania, Mexico, Cuba And Egypt To Be H eard On Italian Treaty ______ Jewish immigrants Aboard Ships With­ out Certificates Nearing 4000 Mark Sanford Elks To Sponsor Youth At Boys State Switzerland, Russian Delegation Challenges Byrnes’ First Ruling As Chairman Of Parley Stranded Gambling Ship Patrons Before ‘Rescue’ JERUSALEM Aug. I'd—fd*l — I'A It IS, A u g . \ 2 , (/I*) — Additional tension was added to LaGunrdlit today told the the explosive Palest ir<- situation T in |\* ju ’l* I ’u n fx tr, ti day when two more im m igrant UN It It A Policy Committee i*itir* imiay v u tu tl iitta n lships c n wde.l m th Jewish retuge. „ , . , „ thnt there are no funds to moiLsi.y to jrjvt'. four, sm all anchmed outside ■ prolong the life o f the-inter* tio iV iiiP iiih v f. iiiittiih-'j th e Harbor. T hat makes about :t,B0O ! national relief agency. Hu r i g h t to U|* ■iiuuril <o» f t h e tefugi.t-i who are aboard ship at declurcd that * UNUKA ' Haifa or rnroiite there, yet who * Itiiliiiu tr e iU y . Tin* tii n l o n s ! will not be allowed to land beHunfoid Ktks, upon rmimmett* should make apecific recorn art.* A H n u iia , Muxioo, t’u|>« cut):*/ thry hm without liiiinigrA- «*»f' « I'titHMlw llprmjin E* mondatioii* to the, United in.nl E g y p t . il(m Ctriiflchti^ M utr.V of Sriniiiol#* 11iKh ScIumi. £■ d Nation* fur relief "Ond rhliubjfjrf - '—’I ''h n ’r n r j c r i a i f r f P ili s a t r r w Jewish' cirri. ‘ believe that the 1 W»H rH c rt ii Aiiiv to represent ! q„ ql l &o e __ h t o,_ d e j it ______ William B ritish plan to .-U rd the Jtek - j lllt-ol Oil l l o • p l . s - t s l l l l i * f..t inlm itt"< the .oi.timg„ .A.ijjei ic g lr, - *— Willi (hia declaration, LuGunnlm Heir leVU'" ctrens. U.'W tio h a i cmifr.«r<Mo mi* them I*, toofeo-uce pitseedinterval »jd in u com m itter d e ­ Uirec of Chicago's. mohl brutal n o *.'(* on twu Itritish tum p tsan t- I Legton »pin»oreil Hoys M ale 'ii< * o;r \pull ft, Oi -tlo*, ihc m om ami take them to Tlie islnn i j TaHalta—ve. it Hns ugre,-,! Friday bate— a debate in vrliirfi American staying*, smiles on learning thul hi*, I o ils ..___, ' i, .---i.ii wa- f ul l y peaceful. ami Hrltish member* nmi a Kus- arraignment for the kldnap-stsy-: *’■ l >l'rua "> ‘"v ta rt i-to M*‘tli I'VfHHIl* .ft .rl lllfl’tnii' Ilf it* iM t l i t f i »I 11V11 «*VV .1 p t tfp t l-u l t o I tMinv •ian trump bad become locbvd in llig of Hum Itnr Dcgnmi ami ex- teiiunoan. *11. M \ it a11 i,i n u t till (he lu ! It ttlif tlctulifl 1*1 Ih*' Loltduit dhy Ht'htM •!*id liritain an agum ent over cotilinutifg IJN Wave France* Utown hail been )stt* *1) »ti*R o In n |{tix*m idijected. . cuwti.iii ^ii ij'iimtf il in liSiifuril If ia f ip r c ttil |«* .in yon nee tun^fbl RRA beyond the present program. continued until He pi 4 t hi* pi in iv *otiftMiMit v j tlfldttf Its ut| nil it** iminoilinti1 Puli-pmit* firoKram , j tiff**i fit tjj-h fiir The Polish delegation hud dug tot^ltrijf *.vd«,iii* tft’i a new chair* patriotic kilv rtp iu | iujm| r in nil CuvniifttiMil in.fin mailt huvt* *nid KNted another IINRUA im iu i) i.i im i n t o d a y im S i t o *t ir> o f ,* ? » te hi ibi*, t'iiurUy. ntfrtnliiu! llii» prn^ratii will iru lu an. irtnt* November. The Russian deleiralinn llyriii x hulk Mild the |tavt»l. His clad blncku*/.- t** halt the flow tti J E- Rowland. ?xiill4Hi ru ltr. — Urged that - UNHKA aid h e.co m f ii't fulim; on i» unit te r of prj* All tffirris . him! Mitni i t f uiiuuthoiii*d hiiiiiiriatiuii, and " tin n e d through lblV. A Canadian i iHliirc was irliatlfUirmi by tl-M laud oprratiiuift to halt pt it ^ 1* * i o f ill** lliftir•? r.m iuiiun* ai** revolution urged thnt rcxputtsibilt»\ irl di’h'M-ltinH. to utti’Ild it mif t III : , KktUirtf in tin* diiidnrrd ptraona T ily for supply .q«>ratio.M next ll\ i ri* liiiij dei Im »d I lint |j'l FVi’iiiniff at K;Qd r a nip * of Kui opr I In* tide nf Jews WrtlM^ilnv Year \* handed to tlie t hilled m . uM i.iiii'in /t Midv > m ifi^lnvta tL'rkiPj* n hoin** m th r Holy Land. . uVtiii'K Nations, ami that the ruiiiiuillee j JtS AFtt.1t I jM) iiulUlimi -hip tux nlii'r they tuid Im-oii i«t ',iti wi’r tlu* Italinu plea (llhci drvi'lopniriiU III trn.40 Throunl* tli** t*ffuffrR of llm slt.imtril atu u n t H m’ «rail ifcl lung llw craft ‘Vtl I so th-iltll. Cul„ aticu oflii :.iL liupmitKlrit llsr wuler-laxls lh.il u m o l ?..» ..l).ti«*d i ■ *1' teini**. a h l b submit definite recommendations 1 ________ s ry Kotlt ii, an *"m|tliv* « = of H m Palliditm included a in*wi|i until tin in to the m a r l . Ain-f ban: hours of witlOng lliei »■-!• luken ,o.time n, in*woiei mxui wlui-n plini to IJN f r r carryinjr un the UNit l-p r 1— t , r _„ n , t * * t - ti thbilti*' t*«‘ tdd l*e p o 1)tp oll* Atlantic « i»a*l Lin** Railway, |0 l O i i i t i Uilp .Hid .hJioo -i u m l e i l l i e A U p e r v b t a n of M n - i* " , i , tnniurrow in H-** ttial by a rntll x d t o U . ii Pu n, P u i m - r u m i n ] ! . i , i | , i!„: h a program . 1 ra c e B (« ro w th r ro m .i • i ,,i. I hi '. Wheo'UpOII 4 i t i ai <i| 1 l.»i« t* * * i * » litivi* 1 11 * 1*11 pro liary court * younif Jrwiati •i ri'' / u i i l x frrxon lull 01 i lu tg rs ol i,onspirii. o, . < aamhloi! Li s iniiiii.it , ' The Canadian Kenotutlun won « i. I*|*.i)I \ \ Vtihinaky s . iitas* i.\ Go Ktk. rtit n rv int*it pud k% **ui< *n to4*iidni*r« * f * hr the support of the Umte.l Stale* •' 11 If i « ki -iliti’.t *S• ■ »•! tin II hm \ Hun*1 t Stern Uantt undrfifiound »ui:a wliich rarriea tie.' g te a tn |>ait of .' ..... ..i. the •I** I uiiation, un idufiK1** 4,f attai kin^ f«»» I fippli'd I hild»i*Ii f**i URt* of UNHKA expenditures. It also won I* .f. ,, >x la. .to... .....I that each the Haifa luiluay ah*«p** nn Julie I I **itt treatm ent fot poll** victim g support from G reat liritain. Cuba. What is it thnt ha» caused the ., : t.,j i iti, i ic tit to .peak, priwoiii'l» <*isiniC IIIn llehte ” notie lle O i. 'A-v ]1hi, 1, 1. ts, t. r **poi I t ' p ol» i i i*1 . l toto I*I*»■ m o l e ihai man i l X I *T ' r i l T i l l * ll/ *l T I Holland nmi New Zealand I 'u s l e tiememtous growth . f the Itolary 17 I ■ . ! . lu te ., .be Yogwhen uslnvakla, ) ti(uslaviu. the Soviet ti'.itt from one small dull m frr I tl mm it I j .l u P g ii.i look tin .loot and uprnnl th u im ritmir he U krsiur, i'oiand and Cltina VtJHCtl Chicagu It venrs ago to an in■l , I -i*a. » t,.i Im ik'xcrdwJ their opposition. tern atirt’ul organization em brac­ henv) ttuui .1 »*t U ritali iitn'l Arab e«t inti* the JaFilife . 1... i.'oii'iit.- t llo- for.'ex of .IA< K.S4INVII 1 r A t ik I.* leiciop tr.»«»p* • . 1 ing f>,M4ti chills in almost every ., g' )' ! I - V4111 UI I t 4 il Hiu^ for ht*lp • | hi* impair taut m i v u The tfrneral r«,H*fftniy of the . |C ff v• O liic ia ls S ( ) l ‘ l i l y li.S|i*n'is3i county " f the world, asked Albert t.i ii< -•'*!■ i uu4k4* Ht*r * elldem t live ^Uick pimlii.i-t Geiger, district Covcrnoi of it<’ Jewish Aiffiuv Shtonii KUenberff. ^ W O I t ( l 0 l l l l l l O W C l l jiif it m>| ,SL*v {HrH'Ur*. llirmiiclumt P l m h l « t>\ s ta te M h ^ l i u i i i k 197th Florida district of Rotary I h » \ ii il I ii n *tv Ir ITIt I itili :|t ft M kr La. Lx teVrni Uat IiV I i^in r> ii| fnlenationat at a meeting of the ruinpilni on Ju h -v.C**> ill hnir |*.li i * Mill* »r i u V xdlil t o d a y II Sanford club at the Community |)Ag» in?s dim ti t il w illi an y o l h r i p»nnt ild W il lia m l. WiUuii House a t noon today . „ iiBi*ct)M »)f Thiritla S '-it e Far met j i i 4‘ i!‘ <4I 1*MI Hi*' |kii*x“illl*e * pMatpMlia * trrs to the agency Mit rk e li Unlay nm-4* ILgmen nipiA .( .ifiitM t K* jifhcf c»jnC iiY a n d C’o u n l s i»lfk:UL' m - i n Daclarittg that Rotary is as hard turn open in the past two weeks, Plant (*|h ,-\t» -ulia .* nn, * ,*i tin’ r u l e d N ation! * PORT HILL, U k la, Aug. 1 2 - to defill! as "love" bemuse it is i tie ea,,j I,,, suspected 'w i i e t uii \ II \h» Am U ♦» bt*l 2l ‘ til It in* Nsi*. a I t l f j s r i v r kttid ■sli.i* thul M i- * l i w a m l o t i o Mow e ll o f ---JUctsrd | lent. Jatues fc. ■a nroth np rc than ran hr put official censorship." lt i.'iost d u al it .'Auxiliary yrelrnlat QoUMi ami Jay Mai Vi 'x in ti.rn , ,1'cswa-illMy )\ CUilll l Springs, ilnughier of i. p tamontc daughter * ,, ............ , Ti i .I m r d a t a m i l l a r t x a t l o n i n . b c -1' 1' ' *"!»«• ti u tid t e o e.M* .1M jjHtKrin/if) J l 0. rter, Hanferd; Florida ha* nr into words. Mi Gvigiir. who wai v - t m ii and Mrs. J t Hawaii. .c u x jA ,b " '■-* the seem- of hlmsli .,.|o th e snhniarln e "lit to . a g i ' w t 'd a l id 1 1 7 0 .VIMBJ I |itl4?;l I Itn f I* ^51* TP*1|KJ4a|Ll# for rived at the Field A rtllkrrt School, introsliued t.y I’rvsideut G. A among those .................-vice. [ no .m l-m over the «e-k.-.,d ha abiu rd COMl'KNSATKtN l*AII» Stair |l> i n**w Im form 1 Lil» ri”'* *a4’t Misi Ua---e !*o.' ■ rr '\p, i p I.m i “home of the artllJory," Fort Sill, Speer as a graduate of ll-i Uni­ _e il .1I,.. M* i it iu-4. ml till *t‘ vtM ,oofi ttf M «,'4 ts'li.g ux«t tiere for traliona --------- ' t,t._ h e I V r s o n_n h v .i s ,..iL i o n , n#/,.... li f f t i- ,. Y f I CUdir.I .....in s " L’l.dei umuiiaml ..I |., i I'tesriU iminev |»rd .. .. to niaiit ,1, , *| <gt -iivli |Ki*t Jltif 4t|lt«*ntt to attend the Officers' Itasic versity r f Florida with a I’l. I* gl ic .1 oex I M|itt.lni I" F'lrven unemployed pei»u«x, ,p t. ch ie f of Kogtneers. in Wu IV. Hie I».at lefi tluMuni i|ni ' taltvety Mnall |KX»»lo. ■ 1 »dil> lo i , . at.-. * i ! • is t i w f - i r l y " Course. v r . i i . ' Li o t i o r . l e . from I’eahmly College, who ■■ now registered for suitable jo! ’. m inglotl. It. C., who rrs-ently '' -1 Pie i ,. I it. ixi A M made tlie 'to i uuifcirtnih ■ of ti • ■i- r i’l " This Is n radical depnrtui*’ principal of thr St, I'etei sliurtf Seiuiliotc County drew during special recognition from l he M . >, I., i t .x.igr * Jotoixl.in (itur Kpriugs amt relum ed Hi , ink'd by state market., im- uiallfrom the usual practice of assign­ high schools, said thul “ Rotary the week ending Aug. H « total liepartm ent. lie Would tod lolai ati­ .ibllily of snh-x faellttiex vital to ing United States M ilitary Acad­ I, a world fellowship nf busltm x of IKMI.fiO In ifnentploynu-nt com Miss Hodfell 'wn* awarded a c m , , an emy graduates to troop units and nmi profesionul men united In an pensstion, Carl I). Smith. . hsir Meritorious Civilian Service ih.c t, -.1 w i t h t l u n i t " 1' o f tlie O u l b o a . d m o t o i »,.• ‘ h i r f i g u r e s s l a i w t i n ! tlu- sa le tending them to service schools ideal of service." mail of the Florida I mlu stria I .oration, which was presented it aI fUf .,i r || ( |utM: ,h y . „} . j o t illMf xu>,a H im a n d C a p l R o y T t l l b . i i " " u A t v a d t a Mtute Lave . S t . x k Mi, • afl'ir about two years nf actual Commission, reported today. ulfm r .... ch ain ......... . rod ami ^ m n fo rd |> ,x l(nneut 4<-' July to u ted IIU t u n s o t t i . , her by Col, A, T. W, Mooiv ToRtting out that Rotary wax field service. I lit a U 'AT ft* it 'im r t r l} -I‘ ■ InlR iW fi" ■ chief of the I’ersonne! lMvi*iuu, rnuL wlu. liea.U tlie group of whom .,b«ti‘ founded t.y Paul H arris ill IW't The class began Aug. ft and Is t Oft ti* ■*•!> H CRANSTON IH DISC'DAKGI'lt O C FJ., aeeompiinied hy b 1■' 1 Th. M*J tf».» I v\ $2,*il72(Wi IMinf t V I 'I liUrt ii i (iu m. msl mil for tin- plena I u. scheduled to Ire completed Kelt on u basis of fellowship and in a hul^*' Jit to* VAa*s#Is I • i W mil i lUitvr »,'M74 lion which read: . p.rnt, of rl.U ken JUU.I to. n desire for frsjmls, Mr. Geiger ! R I* iiu iiiu m ilii’tl 141 h i! 6, 1947. Tisj West Pointer will II »*!MU •I Ikvittut AI t . .. .... ... , . S l/e Robert J. Cranston «.»• Urjmrl!i mm* Un**»ik!uml f Ik-Msi.iiit tlie Naval craft lo. in. ■ ■ "In recognition of eXernpl o V .... Ri. u.l \ vt-mip at • 11*I )I|llfl«*t1ia, l th*q receive assignment to troop said that "It is something in the . honiirmMy discharged la*t Kndiv ti* -H M K!,t lM|m» e.» • i4 *'! Flc*i ... > - c . mx I O . i a i i l AtlXlliai fin ; •* Y, '■I. *•lugf ft it t«i w * hesrt of a man that shows him S'ux.,| IV, perform ance of amt devotion 1 . hnm .i) units. -Il i111 * )-« - »** N .. o t(. xri ve wen- alvei. . ,. • ■ 4k.i\*' »e*iiD4>urit ' • * i*i*lt«u4/ji duly In the tiff.ye nf tin- 1 1 •' ,|* t, 4 kI 14t '-I Itxllff A11II*Il |||*. i- Vv (li t te -( I.leut, C arter is the son of Mr * 1"" ,,p*"** *" I ' '"I'1 t o m i e l S e p a r a t i o n C e n t ............ , s.Mt the 111.. • 1■JMI'll**I1I |lfl* *Vv j.t-l nl MM h r w te ff* 'iri| **fi Yui' lo l.xir.i aoltwu... , . of Knginrefs Her Um*li i ■ and Mrs. F It. C artel, I two thiii YI Iii'Mj* lull III11'id il . I.amllll.g **n rivbun-o h.is bn-n ,t Li, uuiiwv ..... " ............................. ..........- ......- I li f i •• | of niilitnrv personnel ndmll.lxfi.i Iti ill I f ' 1*<i» ti in Viirk M i i ■f l i I IA»*u Avenue. Sanford. • t . . . . I. i m o i i t.f \\ ...1* •lu l Um|.I>. . i*»i» lt»r Y»*i»i LmI like’ t Piext.x nlsiard Inc lulled M. tion enabled her to perfo,.., Una *m h'e'b. Prior to his d n try into the i kSf*-l.woll Alif J'! t * *»! IIt*A i ••uii! \ S**nth H J l tut li't t II t/e x lu 'i s 'Valuable service In the pi"..... the* Jill v i(r In* iiiovq I V rvlce, Lieut.. C arter wus ero* '*• M irM i'nlnuit. 1 Larliri m flit* »Li>* R H Hi.l .....I John Urum ley, It.iiph itio t.U Ttieiv t> u >tutii«t .T^..,1 1J1' tlon and reassignm ent of nffttvr nuinly. N orth ployed by tlie Henry A, Kussell H hility ul rotir/4* Unit U w * current H RidmitlvMii, J* . uiiiiVuiiml thnt I JuliiiMm Kdturil MI khui * personnel. dlfcr judgement, in I'wriiliiiii vvlini*1 In* until " r Seed Co., of Sanford. . |»nr imKlllcphmIuc- | - ~ , u h ru h • hummI i M»n s wiiYi*?*. tsurcfKe imiy may ;|nir Saiifurd H*-* rhitlriK C*oh‘iiuiL Arthur Yuwi»ll# IT II jir.iMinA itialive and ahitily in htindlini; im jus,'.liiM thtfi prohFetftr- ghd '1 |>F0 pW ■TiW jW W ffn^ B j f , sTjit S tf irt 5 v v w w * —^ >r .’.c . ^ orderly-1 ;l‘ '^ l 1 rf others to Improve the <|ubhI i! v clg.no,. uill ii unuctl i.vt-r iu Hh* IMtrirk M L Unborn* II il U*»i- r*|vti*km «» piihliu tum‘ apikMiA ■Lliry tni-nirwx. f**t -■M'lal year* fTA iilnl. bill U n* jutf. itiilttli’ i a n d W J m i l * ‘ and quality of their work n . |£l (llltl I'D Y II4* pm i * te. > farm on t>‘ i >*411111111411 lull nf ' i •• tmiiK ih** i m «<nariA T i:ii r n r .s s i N.»> ill Ue-arrYf nfflrtfiL In* Sn»l^ Ctilnese delegates told a press forrmmee ami m ntrilnited i Hm in** *l* 11 *•I. *t riuwil t'Mi nit intxl tticie ,, . ..... . I ti'. By HKIRIil ARNF in n il e ' v i i b n t t h u :n * 4 ii-) l u .,(( t * j it nl i W U t>uiYni\ « "ii cuntereftce that Uielr nation placed victorious c o n c l u s i o n "f t!" imili’tt *-ii i***4*-i> ill -oltll In ......... 1tiW ....................... . t r t?u rtii GmMMiifli i i m i m I i ' t *»l 710 »!Tiul**i' Representative* nf (F» R. 1., ’ WASHINGTON - The Untied no emphn.xls on Utc veto Fram e's vvnr •> »hll»* 1*1*1-*♦») tlllS«»l|S«*4l till the wr.I.iW, j Sul Vl V Ml * in. hut' ‘'*4. jitiintinch 4*1 tiiil.,1 ttf the* NllVtil |lt*M“ i i m Potk & Co., publishers of city Bln tea lias taken two steps that vote could be wmerUltl be. aitxe , M', Howell wo» b .m ... Me,, *111 !*«■|* lit VlU* it lii'wi**’ * \\ » KlIilL I4n\ -l 11 ... I 1x1. 1. t.f I7lr* tkldn fi !)»• h illin '! 1 H i< II i fell ru ck r a m i l l v * * m | | i .» directories, began a canvas of the look as though It would support °! .UlL pOW#r of th * OnmnmiitsLx >Sl M, >Ilft Wn< | ami iiiimiHif iii***M (** **i w i | *>ii I.i. film . itii.it tt M .u k r i Ji.»ii|ip ,t i •i . 1 lu /.j'l butiness and toaidential section a move to whittle down the " v e lo ''lBt home I l.yinan High School ». I • >• limtit'i »«t Hr* ' iMlil«‘ l i*l t*M**»* t , . « . i n, H H..Vi lit. I i power m tlie United Nations nie rebellion 01 the li t tle nil 'Ntntibii B, 'Jin* ittitf today gathering inform ation for VH.^ f f ,etfl I*. U»*» !»••' 1»»»' titiifr i *• • r I U, IANKV IIM tl n .a l quesllot, U due U) comr up .usvx at Ran FrancUco Mtslirx. U.r 1%%'imhL * . ill) Mt f tlp«f l * N II-- * Til M bfl>ut, r M« i * lmiis|si»s»* in Mt- [ M I 1 V1* Mimirr '** " veto was obvious tn the two voles ;-'Hx (uvt* lintril m !.-. \ * Mr* R f: t K [ lie y fiirmr? i it. it i i.ail"M-ciiliitIII siiN^ .* IH*III Bkflwi i'i) -ii which put the veto Into the u N . * - i . lit I i'i nl »* ti * m. Unit rf 1 ||«*W(|*I , H (!, l i r i r . J t h r H m i.td ISMkvr .u» i til-13 ki't AIII. '|| *JJ*Vinll/*Vx lit Iin iit I .JoaMlct.ii III M In Beptember J l Will be brought working m achinery. Vtriftt* kiii*l Itt-ti whilt* iiitfn th Mr. llass said th a t the canvas up by thr dram atic Herbert V l,ii!til < *)iiij>in> , ti lum mil Mu-' ln*v* |k>ltllh |MtHl0* ti* .iti.l Mi- I1 1 \ iri-js of Hi ml On the vole_on M optum u. th e, J ) { eH | n S u rU H O lil wxmid require approxim ately 4 E vatt of Australia, a consistent veto, (IU Mil (m ill u l tilt* fUf||lfctll>A tu imo. .....* ■no, lt.rl.crt G arrison uf the Hlg Pow ers wot, U iu ] weak* and would include both fighter against Ute veto since the Uut 13 nations refused tu vote, i t i l l utlN*r. Si t:«*nin** t 11»\ i i , ru% Sal a te t.i; •tw o boillwr*! W. 8 . roltmtd and w hita residents. The U. N. ch arter wo* w ritten at Ban Had they voted ag ain st the Idra Mr*, t*. It, llislue, u llftig-l.ii." Wl*w| F iik I Hi t i*r1* lm* bin-it (ilHIIM.I. if H u n b ' M V i t l r , N . 0 . advertising canvas, he asserted, Francisco. (lie telly would have been 30 to rpfi.lent uf Jackaonvflli' ntui > ,1. Fl. ( it l t l l N > i i u f M a r t h v i l l e , fOXIXIlSSIDN M l l ; l s T O N If.lll 1 lt«l,"iubly itixfhatp.'i ti.'iu Ibr ii.M H ie "veto" is a voting formula. 17. The m easure would have turmber o f t, pi.io.rrr Jackson. '!!'• has already, bom completed. The N ( Abu eleven giaiulchildren. ^ ___ i I ’inli'.l Slot.'* Nii,y. m .'.id in g i * On all votes to take Important a c ­ fatted because It took two thtrds family, illn l' W nlnrstlay ...............I publication of the directory will Funeral services will la* h*ld , .. ^ |v ! City rommkwlonera will m e t lo- I n.f.ito.iitmn mH-eive.l i.~l;n fn.ni ut 1! no . . ' c l o c k T u e s d a y mont* probably lie cbntpivlvd by Novem­ tion In the security council thr approval to win. in-.Sarasota a t the residence of Btg Five—the U. B„ the United k Y e i l L ,1 : night in tegular •“'•slon, .in-iii.hia | 'I* Naval I'ei.-oiiii.'l S. p . . ..tii.u H its two-thirds vole obtains ber, ho said. lug at tin- F irst ll..|.lisl t'hurch Kingdom. Russia, France and also In Uie U. N. general ahxeml.lv. daughler, Mr*. Ilid p e r lt»f-*‘ll, . ci.ler. Jackx.iiivtl!.' ! in f it > Manager II. N Hi,yet * with the It.-' W . I*. Ilrook*. J r , China—m ust agree. If one of and thst 30 to IT line-up could a fte r a lung illness. tuixt.if, officiiit nig. Hu rial will be Mrs, Hi*Lie wax born in t'lu n All sc Itools nf fieinlrtoie County them vote*,' "No" th ere can be no re-occur In the Beptember seaduti , in Evergreen Fem etetyT he action. Russia has voted "No" sev­ Borne of the 10 could even switch, go In itWti and mov,-.i to Jaik,..t>- Will olllcially oia*!* on 8ept, U. IV I F'rit-kx...i Funeral llm tte ts In vl'.'e with her parents at the ..ft w as announced today by I.- F eral times already, to the obvious experts here a d m it . (b arg e of arrangem ent*. Irritation of other nations. The second vote at Ban F ra n ­ of 10. She w i, a charter nieoil-cf Jordan, rlu lrm an of Uie CVtunlr A c t iv e p allb ea rer* w i l l be J. ( H u Florida S U te O m rd has All (he 40 Huts nations In U. N. cisco th a t revealed feeling about of the Woman’* Club and ww » Board of Public IivxlrUcttun. |„ J a c k s o n . M N . F l e f e l a n d . Ur. been ordered disbanded due to could favor an action, but If orvo the veto was on the general Idea ct m m unkant of 8 t Paul's Catb.ilTlie Uturd has ruled U u t ail j i l , S - S e l m a i n E . IF F a r t e r , It. th e fact U u t the National Ouon! of the big powers said "Ho" the Evatt m ay propose now as at, (c Church, where, in 19.’7 -bo puplU, teachers and olh rr em -J l t „ » o n u 'u „ , D , . will be reorganised, and one com­ little nations coukl ju st bile their am endment; th a t the Dig Five served ......................... .........- . - i F f*.«.|M'i and L G. H unter. aa presidunt of the pioyers wlio come In contact with i JA ( KSONVILLE. Aug. t echool children lim it be within th e ' <Special I Florida's polio silu-i I.HMKUJ fan leiys and only one I .......... .. ,,a||lR.nrers will be J. pany will be designated for S an ­ Onger-nails. Il is for th at reason should exercise the veto <xily Woman’* Guild. tera, It was announced today by that E vatt, representing a sm all when voting on punitive action County for two weeks before the I .lull l.ax shown marked Impixive *1*11*1 **" "'»">■ a m o n g g i r l s as shanm . It It Heck. M. S . About 16 year* ago Mr,«. Ih<ment, expeciilly In the hardest nation, has battled so valiantly. It would not apply when tlie Oapt Jo h n L 0*1)0 way. I . i m p a m l w i t h s t a l l s ! ic « o f e . r - • N , . l l u | ( u „ , U m opening uf school or lurnioh * Lee moved lo Barasota to !«• ».th l . e r y e a l s . At Ban Francisco Russia Insist­ United Nations w ere discussing . I n «o o . \Y K. Ka.ler, M. E, Fat* Company O, F ourth Battalion of certificate stating tliat there are hit urea*. FIxcept I6r a few seat her daughter. "It is difficult to aicertain let*..ti. It. A, F'raitk, L. A. BrumDm S tate Q u a rt will be mustered ed on the veto. The V. A, U, K„ "peaceful arran g em en ts." no epidentkn or commutiknble t^teit ruse* .expected during the Survivor*, beside* Mrs. R u- m-IL what fnclor* have l.rongld about China and F rance supported the Icy. U I. F ra tie r. J. T. Newby, disease and no case of Infantile next few munthe It is believed ■out and th e men will be discharged On this vote a t Ban Francisco H. " o n Aug. II, CapC O at to way an - Idea, but It wo* never known Just the big powers got even leas sup­ Include th,<je sons. paralysis tn the community from th at I lie worst Is ‘definitely ..vet, the reduced mortallly fnon polio­ J. ti, 11ci.l.'i ax and F. F, W hit­ Jr., and l^ruis C. Rivas of Jackwent along. The conference was m yelitis," states the Statistical n©unc«L tington, Which they come. T his certificate l>r. Wilson T. Sowder, llealll' port. The vote was M to lo. tn d All members attending the meet- how enthusiastically (he four again IS nations abstained If the aonvills, and Hamilton Hisber "f m ust be slgnrd by A health a ut h­ G fficer, S tate Board of Healtti llollit.ii issued t.y Metropolitan, run on the theale th a t the Bve big this city, "One cannot tell whether the said here today. ' . * lag to n ight a t l:M o'clock a t the TO LKAVK SHORTLY ority or physician. IS hod voted w ith the 10. the m ust agree or th ere would Mg F u n tral services will b e held decline has linen dup to n down­ Armory are urgsd lo tu rn in any nations powers would have been I t was also ruled th a t pupils Monroe Countr, th e only area be no world organisation. ward trend in the uumlwr uf Saturday morning at the Church entering school for the first lime swamped. clothing o r equipment they may Henjtinilft F‘. Mills, J r who th a t .actually had an »>|iidenih\ Now the V. B, whose power have In their possesion. ■and U has The oncoming argum ent will of the Immaculate Caiu"pt>»ii» In this county should register ha* hsd only one rase of polio rases or t" lowered case fatality raw three years of service and to be reckoned with, seems with t h i Rev, Fr. Jame* J. M.-e. th e week before school opens arising from improved method# unable lo attend M b Ume to do reedy lo apply the knife. The two likely prove involved. In the p a s t ' two weeks ami it uf treatm ent) or to both thug" action with the Navy, today an ­ hen, pastor, officiating. Burial »dl th is an the Monday evening follow, steps It has taken a re these: * R the general agtom bly votes be in St. M ary's Csmetery , urii/.'r Teachers will be on duty at their is safe to say th a t the emer- elements. Over the yciiC* physi­ nounced that lie would resume tag, his schooling at Glade Valley schools all of the week before the gency there ii over, he said. L—It insists there m ust be no lo amend or to kUl the veto, the •;-.f -----cians have increased th eir iitdlity High School, a privately oper­ dale o f . veto on the board Which will con­ debste Iteelf could ru n tn$o the th e ,d irec tio n of S. A. Kyle. O n ly . 17 ra te s of polio were tu diagnose the ■disease, and a ated ' li.NtituUnii In N orth Caro­ trol use of atomic energy. Here d H o rT a writ# arostidmentST tworecorded tn the S late test week, larger number of case* are being lina. . He expects to leave late the U. A has heavy d ebate advan­ thirds of the assem bly of si nshe pointed out, showing a down­ correctlv RB PK E8ENTAT1VEH 1IERK * repurted. This fact in August. LIGHTNING STRIKED T R W tage—It has the bomb. Ucns m ust vote “ Y ea." Including w ard trend since the firs t of gives added significance to the 5.—The V . A took a line a t the all the Big FTvy. T hat could mr»n The field office of the Social that R u u d * Hfr Mmmpton of the FARM BUREAU TO MEET T he fire departm ent received a Ju n e when the peak was reach­ downward trend of mortolity." \ • -Tfce realgnaUan of T O. Brown, Security! Administration in OrUn. to ll shortly srtef 9:30 o'clock lost ed. A* for Georgia health authori­ — ,— wtucil a m tafow the An*l ’* and the /f ts Of manager of the Sanford decision an Italy's - African coiodo announcod that lU repre,rn* ties decision to continue the polio Dr. Sowtler also called attenAH growers and landowners from be o u t the evening to put out a fire In an distrfct of the South Atlantic Q«s ntea Into the general assembly, is live will !•» In Sanford on F*rU oak tree a t 1903 Maple Avenue Uon to Metropolitan Life li u u r - ' quarantine, Dr. Sowder reiterated th e West Bide are urged to attend Com par.-* was revealed this mom- where action would take only a day, a) the United SUtes Employ, T h e tree hod been ignited by a anco s ta tistic s: which show n that the quarantine was an oca- e Form Bureau meeting to b* in# by Mr. Brown. The reelgnation two-thirds vote and no veto per- Mating w y one hope, nwnt Service from 10:30 A. M. >o stroke of lightning. Shortly before downward trend of m ortality ilemic question at the present held a t the Bctnlnole County Court mas effective Saturday. for the purpo.e of - midnight, Saturday, firemen were from polio during the past :I5 time since apparently it is nof House Hits evening to discuss in euch a it the de- 1:00 P. ,1.1 * - — . a A __ ti n a*Hrown said this morning In both steps the United King­ bates In tba having 1Losfi called to 113 West ros---Fourth Street years. According to their figure* being enforced. dUt said that hr emergency measures to control might kick assisting nU persons Laulu^ planned to en ter holiness dom supported the U. 8. Cttkia up such a public opf neea with or desiring information 1 to put out a fire in the car of ju st released for thu above period made a tour uf Georgia two flood water* In the West Ride area, eelf hot th a t be would r e ­ m ay Una up with them in a show­ around -the in weeks ago and found ttu one tl was announced today by 0. R, About Old-Age and Survivor*-)Henry MrLauIln, Jr. The fire wo* th ere baa been a reduction . 'JW down hauls, i t I a n Francisco would back in Sanford to t «ome timeUawaon, county agent. Inturandft . caused by a defective battery cable, m ortality. Only Ana-half a* many interested in the quarantine. UP) — UNHKA Director F. H i. jii*t Ten Wool Blankets iigifn, Are provided Provided For ro r Harry-Anna Home Governor Geiger Of Rotary Tells Of Service Ideal One Clul) In lU«f) To Over 5.000 Now Race r:;;. L t J. E. Carter Is At Fort Sill For Artillery C o u rse Riots In Services Rendered To Live Stock ,!* Athens, Ala. 1o 3 e Investigated Producers I old By Wilson Today announced he had oskwl Jerusa-A*” I'1*'* 11 1 S|H*eial Session Of Allti ('(IlllUV Tilkt* Wins Recognition <;r!„ni Jury Cniu-d rrlliiu , J. i„ ,,lw r x m’.slXlrSr'Ci’.X,, RyWarDepartment T« l*n»be Disor.i. rs l ,ulst aujonns r 1, R. L. (iurrison Died ; At Itiehmond Ave- i«” H om cThisM orninp: Can van Begins For New City Directory United States Takes Two Steps To -Whittle Down Veto Power^in II: N. M . C. R. BiHbei* Seminole County Schools Will Open 01 I IClilllV .State Guard Unit To Hold Meeting1 Tonite Records Reveal Florida’s Polio Situation Shows Marked Imiirovement S trele, F District Manager Of -*3aa Company Resigns T ir ' i .... — i - ________ “— — _______ ' ■— s — _________ .......... •'rf-fh h. “ .. -it i ! ; ,** . P B ’ ■* .- ■ jyjBp. t I*. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 09, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/274bc167006b40210b6f72bb868beccb.pdf 1771e1df11799b1c51e3441fd1351982 PDF Text Text I PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFi S IX FLORIDA W E D N E S D A Y , A U C . 7, M S radvtmml arcordlng to Imw, th* property dmrrlbad therein will h# »i|i1 to lb# hlfhfu l bidder a I th# th# court hoitaa door oti ih# flr*| Monday In th# month of 8* pU m ­ ber. 1»44. which la tha 2nd day of Heptrmbar, lift . Haled thla Slat day of July, 1144. O. P. IIKIINDON, Clark Circuit Court. H*minol# County. Florida (Circuit Court Heal! Seminole Farm Bureau Honors Wathen. At Meet t HMOWnni » , f e o p l e h i * ik-clared. He praUwl the Farm lluieau and It* wtolc and’ (aid be did not i w why it could not number at least 300 growwrs in this county. , , IVatderil Cullum praised the work c f the County Commissioner* for cO-cp.’rullon in the ditch draininif program. He alntfHi that the muck dialribution program ha* been hindered l*y rain* but that It was hoped to noon at .'uuiulate a stock pile of 10,000 yanla of muck to b » (old to grow er* at n i t , Vice I’ rruident iiutner toid olio of the progress in the drain* »(.e program. Mr.-Dawaon told of the program to m-cuiti petmanant housing fnrilillp* for migratory KOtll K OP . ANM.M ATIO * Fun T A s iia n n t ii a iar i:it m a r o p tans NOTICK IH IIKHCIIT UIVKN. That JKHK A. UKEIlT, holder of T » * Cartlflcai# No. I l l , l»*u#<l tha IM day of July A, !>-. 1*44. haa fll»d aama In my office and ha» mode application *f*ir n la i deed to be l«*ont IhifatA, Haht certif­ icate embrncea the follo w Inif tieerr Ibed property In the County «f Kcrnlttol#, Htala-of Florida,, to-*wit: Lot II lllocli 2$ Haolalido Plat llook 2 payee CSV* «C <7 A «* The aebevement of the Mid prop­ erty under the eald ceriifleala **• piml wi.a In the ft&fir* of It- h Mhlthir lletate. ITnleee aald certlficale ehall be f «d e*»tne«l urcorillnir to law. th# .property dearribed thrieln will he ft**!d In Ihe hltflif-M bidder at th# the court hou*e door oh the flret Monday In the rtt«»nfli < f K**pt»m* her* 1914, Whirls |* the l»ii| d^y of Hepi ember. P14, |>a!rd Ihla Slat day f*f July, 121C O P. IIKKNIVON. Cirri* Circuit i/iitirt, Hern* Inoje County* Flotlda M IT K ti OS- A I f L I I M T I l K • vom m:t:n m i a i -t k h ir«a r n r i w NOTICi: IH IIKItKIlY UfVKN, That I.KK M lO II.I, ami M nU.IK t i t t i r u , in, wir., h "ta ,r ,o f t « » I '.fiir ir a l, No. It, Uaunt thf 1*1 •lay ol July A. I>. 1(11. tin* flint *ame in my nffic, and l.a. made application to r a la* dead In Iw Im u m I llirr.nn. Kald eerllf* leal, .n.lirar.a lh , fnllowlna <1,arrtbad prupariy In lha County i>( Hemleole, d ia l, of S'lorlda. lo-wli k i« t ft «r .<v, t,r mh of n w *. of NtVt* of a w . , a.rilon 11. .hip l» Houih lla o c , 1| ftact. I . t*. a' * •r ta x T- HIR ATTIII J M n i H O WITH BLOOO, Mn, Ludlie Grider (le ft) u pic­ tured after ihe was held by Chicago police for questioning In connection with tho fntal beating of her B-ycur-old daughter, Carol (right). The child's paternal grandmother discovered the tragedy when (tie visited the Grider home and found Mra. Grider pacing ihe floor, and the child beaten to death with a hammer. (fatrrnatlvnal Sohi^dpkoto) tit under lh* *«ld cartlflrai* I*, o • v»a* lh lh , name ot U|l> of ianfuid. i i.iai, a,Id c r t lflt a t , aliaII bo au.aanianj ».t.1 u. anld ( r a y IK W. Wan*. Count? Jude* c.r K* ml nr.I* County. nt nl# uffira In Ilia Court I I du"<p la Banfonl* JFlorldk. arllhln right ftU nU ar month* fruru th# lima o f Ih# ffrut puM Irj. lion of IhU fio lift. Each claim or <t»m*n*t must b# In w ritin g 'and aonlala lb * plac# o f r#ald#nt# and pout office nrlUfeas o f Ilia cfalm a rf and mum be* pworn (o hr lb * cjalnfl ant. hi# Mitmt or <uiorn*y. « r th* «an»# ahall b* v »M MAYir U HAIKEH A « E ltc tilrfx o f u l i l mil air F lrrl |i iib I leal on 7 /31/44, (Circuit Court Heal) in m i-: cotlitT o k Tin : «‘/ it'.vrt jK ioii:, hkhtnui k Oo k *;t y k u >- IIIIM. IN ITKIIIATU. In r ,: tjln fe of K l*. HTIlll'KL4NI>, I W i'.r „ L T** All •‘..d iiitr* vv.1 l '. n w w Ifav. Inc 1*1-lin. or l>.iii.in*i A n in ii Paid » l a t * i ® ^ lot. /.(.ii imK of r » « ara h«r,i.^ liollflrd .Hid rri|U.r*<l la |ilr«rnl all} •'.u ni> and dtimnnl, altirh yon, at nilh.r of >nu, may It-iV, again.! Ihn . .f a ir .f f.\ I*. ttTIttrKKANI) iliriaH d, let, of aald tV.nty, fo lh. • ntlTilv Judg, uf Henilnoi. CnunI), Florldr, al hla o d l f . In the court Imu.e of *ntd Cotiuiy at Hanford. Florida, w ihln riant ralamu. tniiniba from tn*- in»< uf lha (u.t |iuUM.IIiin .of tins nolle. K.rh Iff COUNTY J IIlan ce ittHItT. HKMIMlI.K tTlUNTV. KI.UlltOA. • lalni » r drmnnd .hall h . In arilHatnl, or AffDItKW t! IIA IN IX Ilia, and '.Itlill d a le th, |dar, uf |irrrJm#«l* rr. 11 t.ra and po*t office adilrr., •# Lffdlinr* of Clio edatment. and shall ha awotn TO Alai. I*Kit.HUNIV IIA VINO to h) the clalmaht, h lr an*n!. | • I*MMS Oil r>KMAN‘ l»S AOAVNHT hi. vltoruay. aud any such ruin* HAII» KHTATK: or demand nul at> flla.t vhsll b. You iintl #j»ch nf you i»r* hereby notiriul « lid ra*iiulfr<l l*» ftl*» fill) l(L'll V B. HTitlCItl.AN'P t'tkinii lutd d#fiu»rul* wblch.you. or A » administrator of tha EifiH nr ol you may |iav# Hgaltut tat, of IT 1). HlrlckUnd, d*r*a,*d. *ilit in ih# tafilc*‘ Jlory* Klrst publication T/1I/4S. The aea.Mtnani or tha u lil prop* arty under lha raid reelIflral- t** ,u ,d *raa in lha name of t'l.T.land Crawford.' I’o l f * aald * ertlflrala ■.hall b. to lrrm n l arenrdlng to law. Ihe propane d.arrlbed Ih .r.ln will Ire aold in Ihe high,at htdd.r al the lh* rourt hon**# door on ih , fl.»t Monday In Ih* ittnnlh of H.pttni* b*r. I » l ( , ----Keptunher, . . III*. >al,d thlg, Hat dav of July. (St« <» V. IIKKNDON, i ’I. rll Cl run h Court. HamInol* County, Kl.ir Ida BY PAUL RQBIMSPh I play dance m u s c , \MRire DANCE TUNES/ CUT DANCE RECOROS r ARE ? ] I’VE PRACF iCALD/ -/ sw allo w ed 5 - r r k mv TEsTVi/f TIME TO LEARN — l TO DANCE/ KIDDING E V E f S V T H lN G i 52 Lbs.! r\ LO ST WKilll t i l t 14 AQAIM** MRS. c, #. wcIU. rr. worth v#i pit few* p«» ■ I# IIM fiaulpn Ha drug* ■ »!, t*A*t**% lNttp*fWaf*N I f mar mot b ddmti Hub rows*. Iff it« AVM VltttM BY PAUL RO BINSO N A t la s t &»<yr*J t#vt» r 4kd *lwtGHrt I* rM*« ktl 14 la ETTA has ra.'.'ivtt, th a Famous band- LOOK AT THE STAGS l e t s s e e - v-----SPARKUNS-Ll^E MILLIONS I PICKED A STAR OF ENGAGEMENT r *1 P I C K E D A n ik i/ 3 C 9 W Mi ---- J \ REALLY D IA M O N D r AN HOUR FRO M THE 1 s -iS K V - rr\ BUT, RIGHT NOW,CREEP FLV-BUY-SIGH WHAT RHYMES i h WITH S O / fr r r WOULDNT 1 KNOW /n r h y m e s w ith Ci i r c o « r - — _Z ^ ' /addon LaGuardia Urges Liquidation Of UNRRA Agency H o u s e h o ld t S p r a y i ««M «»* S l »n i I' h , Oh, lilies for ilisplurnl persona would eonllnue for at least the first two month* of nest year, or un­ til some Other aicmiry routd lake over the hurtjan. The re|>ort a!s, disclosed' that [oitiuardin had liecn eompelk>d to slop sliipnictc.s of fotals and sup­ plies to Chirm tw-rause Chinese ports had bccolur SO clogged that somo of tho shipments hud Ik-cii deteriorating. He said that ho would go to China to mabr a little noise unil see what could ho done to straighten out the situation. Pirate Manager Pleased With Training Here t Touchlon's JJrug Store Roumillnt A Anderson Robson Sporting Goods X-Ccl Fred Store Hill Implement Hunt’s Feed Store Smoke House nnd oilier local stores Sou (hern Chemicals Sanford, FU, I •’"llBnff* K*hw I'g rr Ot*^ were Mayor H. Jnmr^ (lul, Prcd' dtttl H. H. Col#man of the Sent jlnolo J'ounly Chninlajr t.f Com merreT Matulger Tflward |g in s uf the Seminole . County ' Chandler «f Com mitre*, General 'M anager Lind WH>er of the May* tfi\ir Inn, General Manager John Krider of the Kunforil Kasrhall Association, M anager Rd I.evy of the Sanford Celery Reds, Mr, jPnschall and Mr. Kennedy, The first paper mill in th< United Sliites w a , built nt tier mantown, I’a., in ltUM). Legal Notice ' *' ’ ; ^ '• ^ 0 feel thst in • short time there will be plenty of 'feed for all needs. to have you come in -w ith us e t an y tim e. 4/ona■it's a ' dmam » coma true.'or/s H E / . '1^ THAT'S W AN IDEA FOR A g SONG " I gAK£n 1W W W — X l BY PAUL R O B IN SO N SOUNDS LIKE Mxie ROMANCE IS UP A DEAD-END STREET -+ k— i - BUT DEF.r- 7H AT SONG/ITS FINJSHEDt/, TM TAKING IT EAST* TO INTRO 7J DUCE IT-ON THE AIR/-ANO I DEDICATED IT TOVOU HIS BAND LEAVES THIS WEEK,SOirr LOOKS LIKE I r-J =a GOT NO (—> I f WOULDNT, PLACE biicht-ei it«l l*»i 1 -istii lh If util t( ms1 til 1 in- fivtatuul « uui 1 !»■*<) st iLitilirri, IIfW ut It las A. M . Mil A tip 11*t ;i;ib, l;Ma. N S of \Y», *.f N .v , ^ T(iwrifhl|) in H**uth Ii Km41 H 2t« ft of K 1 FOR F R E EXPENSES ---- 1 PAID. BY PAUL ROBIN! flYE,M0M/ BYE DAD** WEIL -w \NOirE.’ T1 W ELL H IS S ,THB PLANE -PBBTTV SNAZAr AJ TRIP TO THE OK3 d town.- Broadcasts CLUBS.-EVERYTHING LUNCH f B R IN G BACK | A FLO CK O f £~ A U TO G R A P H S airu M UET fc------1 P L U S H , A N O \ '•) BE A I ALL FOR FREE V tY / . T S T " DC E» SEATS THREE" f AND FOUR,* tn-7 j MRMELOO/JSW m a d b a ll f—i—l ARRW GEM ENTS BY PAUL ROBINSON 'AKETT H I.G L O O IA / O ld YOU M E E T Hrrrr.FELlAH? 1M RMBL WHEN t LEFT THEY WERE ORDERING J A PHONG CALL FROM A COUPLE O F CUTE STEWARDS THEY MET IN T H E T O W E D 4 T J jt -. * 4 V -j Ip - *s * ss- w \ . . f lad It N .w CpaaU Tint Ttook 1 pay, «|. MH of N i l s of NKH of N g u ulttt S—r r ««> 2/c,,on . . Township 11 South Mange f » IU,< Lot Ml |S,ankMn Ter rare Plat Hook I pas* T*. ifi* a i f * * » tllUCh D III-Alta U lfla.A eeea plat Itnoh •- h .<■ M ELODY fe lt r o c - ' I W O N D E R W HAT EVER H A P P E N E D T O T H E CUTE STEW VW MET ON THE jrt PLANE f t — TO T H E B |G _ B O O A P C A S r, -- PMemtasl* p wC*unt>' s T H tfY G O . . ROMANTIC HAPPEN ME/ CM DREAM ING.Vr the fotlnwlng dasrrlbed land In •amlnole County, KletIda, “ til lie ofr.r,tl for sal* ml nubile otilery for the hlrhast Na,| i„s« rash bid, •abler) to lh , riiht of th* Trust*,* of th, lnl,rnal loiprnvfmsnt Kund J* r*l**t any and all bids, at Ut* ^unhoua, l-,«inaln« at !« : » • (YCtoek A. N., *n th, tin day of September A, I), 111*, thiteble of IhuulelpalliUe easement for fund rlaht of way I* * f**t Wld* Will h* reerrvM from parrel through w hirh ther. Is an * ( l t l Intr tftal. It... . At to all land* lltt* to on, half of all p,tr«1*um and lilt a* fauttbs of othar minernu Will be raaersad. 1*. .A- Huuar, In SR Corner of - NW VI uf HKU Herilon It Town- ship IS Neath Iteace II Kut. t-«t II IlloeIt It flresmwold Flat book s paaea M * SI plat Book TTMtSTRK* (W - ----------------- ' W AKE 1 * 'i '»( M I W >4 Hr* linn i« 'I » w ti»h I* I I U iimh f.» Kit*l. I.«t| ( lib# k 2J I lr it# inwold l ’lstl llvHik J im k m yu a !*! k Flat Kf.isk I jit a f). I-»*|6 1 in 1 FibEbiirat Flni ibihk 3 1*91(1’ 7J. — Ol If- t't>u hiirkt Vfm li(M>k >i iiiiffr si, HKt| of HU’I, of HU\L K (»f Isnku AK*r> -leOhitu >1*4 llo# J .1rill NK** o f M V S ofHK** K of Kak.**’ l.ofmwiiaajl IIIOta*I. iFrtl ton II Town#lii|i id fit.ml* tin ok*- -Hj I7«i ■t. .Niy ..f MV** „f HKH I lejsrt K 4 ArrfKt rft*llou i To*%n#bln 21 • ffblith ltiitit** 35 Ka*i( ‘ !•*»(-■ Sw x ’.I Frnnlitfn T^rmc** Fltti ItO'ik l pagf 74. L*1 * Wo* k l> Ill-Alts* I.IttlT d\rr##. Flul |tf»*»W t ikigp Ll. a «» F 11KUNI MIN 1 ‘tnk of fin i/lrcutt Court Hftii iit.l. Comity Florida (ClrruU (Toun H**a I N /*L_n nt K E DONT*i STORE i i - YOURE GOING AS GUEST STAR ON THE PROGRAM- FAsr*J , i Connolly was given a sack con! tabling a largo ho* in which was u pigtiy hltnk and three- stale ears of corn. M, L. Cullum made th* presentation ns n birthday g ift amid n lot of laughter. f'-iuliinlt Cuuatv, Florida Grnry wsa pruimunctul hjr F a th ­ er William N achtrub oT Ail Soul*' NUTICtt IN UKUKTIV UIVKN that Catholic Church of which Mr. ptnroaut In Sevtlon » ol Chapter ilK S ; U « > of Klorldi. A rt* of Whthen Is a member. tIJI, known as the StVItl-HY ACT W e sre glad to enoounce th s t the feed sUuetlon is gradually g allin g b e lte r end prices a re on th e dow nw ard trend. "* ‘ ' . * Flic hm pirc S tate Iluihling in New York has aevctt mite* of ele­ vator shaft*. �— ■’ • ; V - In Unity There It Strength— TH E W EATHER To Protect the P n w et the ffoHd) P a rtly cloudy this nficrnnon, tonight and Friday with local afternoon t hundershow rrs. ■To Promote (lie Prof m s of Aoirrkej To Prod ore Prosperity for Sanfsrtb r1 - AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUM E XXXVII Established 1008 SANFORD, FLORIDA. — City Will Get Naval Station Also Provides* • $30,000,000 To Buy Special. Vehicles For Legless Vets Hero And Daughter Viait Truman THURSDAY. AUG. 8. 1948 Adm. Ralph Davidson, Member* Of Staff, Will Be Here For Short Ceremonies NO. AfKocJated Press' Leased Wire ______________________________:_______ 232 Molotov Says Russia Will Not Agree To Voting Plan Set Up By Rules Committee - TT-—‘ * ' * — — Soviet ami Australian Delegates Tangle In Verbal Battle Dn. VoIjng Proposal* The Sanford Naval Air HtBlio-' will be officially turned over to! the City next Thursday morning! at I 0;(H) o'clock by Hear Adm Ralph Davidson, USN, romman>! *r or the NcCcSth 'Naval District amt Chief of Naval Air Advance PARIS. A tig. 8 f/T)— Rus- Trrining Command, it was an nitt anti Aiislrnlm produced noil need yesterday afternoon by tinexpeeied fireworks at 'Cohidr. II. A. Wheffcr, command if)g yfliecr.'- - r_. *.*•. i —- »—{—.■ — r - o of tilt- Palis “ 1 • A11ini fa I_1 laviiDoii wifi be ar— IV n rp *P n trft ' ~ d e l c p ~ * jrompanfc.( Tiy “ mcntlter* o f "FIT gjite.i 11 ,t<I K«JJiurcd-tixpoet- Istaff ahd there will lw» a -short iiig only it rotilitte approval ceremony for the presentation to of rules proeetlure previous: which the public is invlied. ■ WASHINGTON.~Aug. 7. MVThe City will take the station y agreed tt|><>!i in com* Abcut IS,000,000 veterans Maml i over on a revocable permit fw Ttllttl-. . to benefit by the U tnu 'o f the the real and personal proper! > Sol Erl I ’T.lg- Mints *-r MuiotuV * (51 teminal pay low. You or In which they will have ciistodaj threw' ihe . n n into confusion someone in your family may launtil the (internment makes a lr> tlrclaring tliiil Ruasia will not one *>f them no here’s what the permairant settlement with -the ague to the voting pror'swiure measure I* all about, as explainCity, according to Comdr. Wheel n ,| ,.p | . ,| l .r i l , . Rub 1‘o i m i i i l l r e . . oil by. a joint committee of the er. The Navy will relaln five lie ar r|-ed the' I Willed States and Army. Navy, Marine Corps and buildings fur storage purpose-., III ilislit r I t epudtatlllg rleeisionx ♦ Coast Guard. with Lieut. C. Amos, tl. S. N. In Ir uln-d try the Foreign Minisb'r* * The law—, which is specifically charge; A small staff o f civilian fr.lltlr it M o b lto s t'T ow e id fife O i l ' railed the Armed Furro* tanve and naval personnel will b e -re ­ til' A u*. hi. ..... . i . . ", Act o f 194(5—provides that every tained. fimlMH iH'IfRsiL. Hi-rl -it Kvalt soldier, sailor, marine ami coaalEdward Higgins, nuinsgerN1 of pinion t r frill!* •f arhnir xusnlsman-man or womart— 1» the Seminole County Uhumhrr- of t t »r* paid for furlough nr leave time Commerce, in commenting^ on 1 \.. »..*»* *'• e* III*- » It* er­ which was not used up before the transfer, stated that j|ii* • ! M l'* rs ss is honorable discharge. •a !•' 11 completes the work of the Seo> th* rnfi. Ilow do you figure out the un­ iliole fount \ Chantin', of Oo(V> •hi* used time? Well, you have la-on mine, in nrgotinting with tl" ! Hi the allow'd two tipd a half duys furnaval authorities for (lie Naval . tl w lough or leave for each month Air Station. * * in service. Hut under the pres, PRESDENT TRUMAN is shown ns he admiredthe blonde curls o f 1The Cliamla-r of < omuu-rcowe . V tlllg sure of .the war not all of that the Summer Whitu i* u,b»Mxed in November of la; time was used up by every serv­ Priscilla Ann (Pat| White. 4, on the lawn of I Iti* vn!* iceman. So the newly signed House. Independence. Mo Looking on with pride Is the girls fath— a)11, pr, . P,„ n ,,m to p i­ •li ihi« run \ bill proposes t« pay far it. er, Lt. Raymond While, who lost both leg, in the Hattie of the various 'departments of tha gov th a t a n y f■ The settlements will Is- based Bulge. Standing behind tho wheelchair M George Charno. president erlinient, staling the deaite o f tin mm f ill |n I hi? on the rale of pay the (il was dy and • ounty to serura tb . !• i itIt IpNr. than * receiving at the time o f his dis­ of the American Wsr Cuds. The organisation recently bought the t* I Naval Air Station for the pur ! s v tn ilj t u n y charge. The lime if computed Kansas City, 3Io., brio a home valued at nlumt *12,000 to live in. |pose of conducting an nlrBon 'I Ik Hull* rumat tho rata o f two anil one half (International Soundphoto) * vocational training school, Iw s ||IE IIEG IN N IN li ,.f „ mini battle uvi-i hi,t..n, ..U-.g,. .tight., , an seen m the making It - pi hUr| tl tH nh%i 1*4 tin t*» days per month—minus the time sssociiTuon'r * fu n ty gaii \\ ,[|IUMl j Riddle burl, away ftuni the Anniii.u. I hiiih -i »flt-» a eolllMuu off lh<- Kitgh-h etas' N lih '- t f l- * t ill i'*c*o n iused up by actual furlough. Tho t . i t t 'h r t It) ft V maximum number « f days nllovri The Chamber " f CnmmcrCO’ lv Vtuiinbtin d by her the Alimrirnn Kama, wan taken in tow b> the • nidiff *< I..... ' htuala-it I*. «i h\ *it tvvn••1.1 • * ed la l£P. » said, fe ^ » gratified 7 with t h u it S-»-n if t fiI* it..Sn crew crevi 'mm (lie \t,iet:can Ra> ger rami- aboard and va*l r,(f the lliit.i-l. In-a-in *n u l th«» *$♦•• * — * ‘ ArtJ B i^ *»*cT"mit'*l*ff'«n3Wu«rr Si i ' suit* of these ncgotlatlrtns ' " - U - bow H fhditrifii* iif^pttnF I bc* shil* v*8f IlHlUpld !•» xh i%*i!llfili v»hi«*l» l!i» n i tcO I IHa* lltllfl 1*1.1 U'l . o f the armed force* who was the riiganlxatiim was I lie of !h<F o*Aii nH irtt I i. i |M l**rflI*H O T i;t! I .III iic t'Ti i j ii* i| b y a 1 '* re Hi honorably discharged —» including prime mover* in devebipng ><t —* \ Mtti* vnlf Ml.ltha members of the women's **,•'■ — ■ airport here in thr early brandUaa— ia eligible. Officers nnd M ANILA. Aug. H (/I* Moo „ f |tie w « r amt a»si led the • -y warrant officers also are eligible day hn* beott set'Ns the dale f«r t omntUsioti in srcuung n \ >-y for the unused tiim- they ncIhe first mss* registration ai--l operation. eqmulnted while they acre In sunv-ndrr of arm, by the I'lnli) • jjr. Higgins stnici Ihi.' 'be rnlfsted brackets. pine peasant faction in 1 , tin plans for the u*e " f the Of course, the armed force* Province on central Lump. Tho lit the present time are a- f"l* will have a tremendous Unto setreaction of the pcaiant faction lows; Roy 4U Browning and liar, rriiili*v Uithnni, HH'iMnff fei tllng the million and millions of known as th# Ilukbnlnp is ex- ry K. Robinson will operate itie f o r t ’ tf * • u i* t * k t v ttifu 0* «tii »*f t l H* clalmsS It will take atiout 00 I' cted to provide a crucial lr*t airport for the ln-m-fit of the * 1’ I t lt lH iu t S.-iiiitiulr « mini v days Iwfore claim forms are e ctaa I cs • . f< r President Manuel Rosas' |ii-i- public and will hU" in.tinii* a I • .« MMls i . f.s I . printed and distributor]. But you 1,700 JCW8 S e iz e d gram tn end ClvU strife in iemi il (H training program Tb- i "Il • p .ii j H- ■! tit I l l . i l \\ i I f Its ti.r l . NY!)N» Y A or tho veteran in your family I jff itin 1 •1*1 I Jons n „ Il-U lo K A a V v 1Futon. takeover Immediately nft-i V- g. ltd r 'ir\’iv«x! nn have a simple job. All you have EiX“ Interior Secretary Zulueln. »h-> |fi. ' t-.» J4* . f ► - tn U»f» to do is pick up a claim form at I ' in; " tit :i 1 i your nearest Post Office- fill it would U- given 4A ||our* in Mh'I i („ n Mrmcirinl tlo,p il»l ■< . S»tt* * ‘ " k : t *• i * ■- 1mti t ilia t;t t pui out carefully—and mail it in. l i l y rnilHHIR^tn tn register and turn in then fur (l)(f inventory now and pt«* m •tit th* I * ** 1ft IllilH ‘lllf- Millllil, t* r |i*? I'll i\ flTT-^s JERI'HAl.KM, Aue. a, (A l— arms, That’* all. /ulufta declared that th..,* over 1hl, .r *,,,,,,*,, ,.,-J At • 1 ' *!*-*- f Mt .' W f A ll ' *in * iri* lui pujtrf ’’ -illin HiUD to i**Lf It isn't necessary to write or The Brllish High Commission, who did net do to would i *.1 limit * whatever other building' -ire ill tfiirlnl N N . i^nyer* u*i * iti I In -I.. m. • I Jia-awJalsuUjIsw.k'Uf -JJf cal) In person with the armed er for Palestine announced In• hmi fn : (<*e tin*.medkwl- crp_'r ■.tU L * HeHp:t ttf' ■twtue • Iicflifiseii V * f auvlcta in any way*—That -wduU -dag-Arab leaders, have- turned g rou.vlmii* and uffertitg from itml* I Via* r i i l i t f t i r l i i i i i t if 9 just make the job -all tho harder down an invitation to attend rr ilH e n l srhlco TJel f^slHlri of^The Intercession Bibilcal •( »d'ira punilibuni ■! ill $2.1 Cu p rnrii >w% n n d c x p w i t i n 1 liiiihltlir !•* I*" lillip . , U |» lf b n r t ifor the clerks who "have to do discussions In London. The the National I- asar' Unltn -tat- nf Interression City. FL», h '* Ii|i*li44* to Ar**udai*re with * ity --- j tflllpMf -it v by a fnrrh.n«i Uir nirrraft commissioner. Lieutenant C'n- rd that the peasants wrrre ai;ri-e. indicated Us desire f*ir suffun-nt Onliltnnrp I*** which war piift^f l wliti ti v % ill Itoii * ’ tho paper work. j H i* ll*|;*k»*frniil 1 At Ml itlTII, 1CiitfLtii, A hdl landed •»» I m win AiL-trnlU. I„ ..* f h - f f l r s *. 1■ *1 The settlements the GPs receive rral Sir Alan Cunningham, said aide to regia or thrlr arms inn |building* to operate u viH-ainm i| in Hill. t , i , f | f ( 1 M till O l IIO *t|H » l*» tlir United Stlllf H. W N ^ fi d i * • ’ •«! flit* iMty’.n tw ntv will ha made in non-ncgntiable the Arab leaders has been In­ would refuse to surrender llnni.' |training scliool. A iepn- .-ni tine, Mi Sh y i i Nit rd at flu* MU'Ptiiii' <|■ ViHi'-•lean Viiimt'i l«.» , , , 1 t Iff lOOl- i 1 ' I'l* »r d \ •* t I ......... I tUH-ii .i • l : I thr According to Zulueta, rivll ( ’ A. Maddy. i« expected ’ -r1 f r i d in bonds which can i>e cashed in vited to round table talks on 1 , , | ,, ;$tnl 1 .i till ti I " ' tlni I In «ft i ••fused ft* i*^ »• i |**»f» it lain muU* Utr ntaino • h \M L -m » H im • guards and fontlsr guerrilla - "f- r»ve this week to roinplei III*. flva years and will yield two the future of the Holy l^nd. , * 1 • • * li f piihi hb iiiu ) L* s'tt i'n until I#* k»>* ^ * it |»>» * . . The vi» rl *«fi* lUiM Iff It' A M •” ficially i- cognixed by the United tifttiont* and one half percent Interest, .1 . , ilfl H H ...I** wtu-tiui !»»• udM'Bure had I » * m , r etgItt have H$*l Kv her -.Mu Af*«0\t t h a ' * •' .States Army have been entenng Other entrrpri»$i> that !• • JERUSALEM, Aug. H-(/Pi llowetrir, the bonds are-Immedi­ l. U *Lm #-*! •rtir* h*Mir frlp fp jiri!* ti! a am wtiil in tuff**1 » ’ $i* tn Hangei A i* »i•1 * d M if i v i * ■'» ’ ately negotiable if you want to The Palestine government h-/- an Nueva Kcija rantenment In rive Hirated their (Iw irr (•» flo.l i C i ly \tt , . . Kit^i »: \V*l • -hut r I * f, i I ft w |»r uv i l 1 use them for payment on (51 nouneril tlml 1700 Jews seised by up their arms. TDj links tm-t -I. and operation on tin* *<«*'•■• tl Ui/tl hr H I l.tl* 1 der|iti«-.t ’ in "n lifiarv r h i • i >i Um •trU lim *’ * d n ilt i* Life Insurance. I f you’re en- the ilriti'h last Jiu-j ss nusperted manded that they do sn and 'le, an folioWR: n relietdr iltif * • ' a i t n it r e * umI fn*m told Hr w'fM nl r l ’ n o t i** *i it 11 1*1-11 Ini * *+iti f l»* Ktirmi'i rnl11•4■ ■* > ‘ f • I M Mil . .1 . ; fACtUffr wi»he» tn put »•« -• tilled to less than |60 you'll get extremist*, havo been relencrd. rritsed the guards nnd foiiin-r il is11**m*-■i On 1‘itgr I .Iu I*f i ! is? i« i*nf|iellor .1 Mr lil e l mI , I 4lYitlMirsi UN r ■*»" |fcrr * I \mtjiiiiiM iiisrrhAft! I«11■ H ilii<*m Ill, 1 .lS guerrillas ax ertomio. f *T It all by check. But any amount Nearly a thousand nio'M will lxl t .i i .i t ■ ML 11 "» f •*”5l Strumarts.|r • I*i*l*IL* Ki*veiti! ht*tNlif-l » ’* over |60 will be paid o ff In freed in a few days. A govern­ Ks|ii.»liv fm - •hiHif wtvi why Uifl fee. ft •*ff i l i r K iut-liab r i f i i r lf ( • IM If im i In bond* fo r each I 2 S multiple nnd ment spokesman t'unlfd rumors fir.ill } it.lu-ily tuir.l, <|( •»»>• iluliit I'll 1*11' of the Lratut N lafIItil I* ' Af I hut time tin* ahip w ♦ t the balance by check. •hat several of these still detained l>ort when II.. wtietli were krweretl liiinttuf *u| nhfl In I nr w3 Irtt f*u m the twit mifunirnttm-i lie said. Let's asy, for example, you're have been sent to EriL'ta. ovrr I Xu win fiiw liy Ihr Hritirdi Mi •Mf. Udhuni .i -tied lluit th entitled to |B0. You'd get threw Ihurvrr. Ilir l td -ki iindrr linsMeanwhile, dispatches from the il c * . which ll"W' |x rliiiiMUii: |t'lly hn* nuiue * I'.ndlJ *el «ai.!- lilliil 11r.i!nu nt uhI u expected 128* bonds and a |5 check to BritUh-owned island of Cyprna I Former Cpl. Gordon Gustavsonl f-tlvuge rights. Tliv Fatme-t, t I lui puliiicily while” the senior t»» irrtnrr ||>- li.i.*. n-fuied to give complete the total amount. ATLANTA—Paul M llrtf. u.an, physical training and nllilrtli tell of a xtrongly-wired camp ai-piorimately hi* name, hut did ,*.vy he made the Incidentally. If a veteran haa ‘ •.ing made reaiiy there. These U. 8. M. C, R., who recently re- a professor of srrhttccturr sJ ’ h« slid Pfltlt nI lull the program rail , f't|/'r with her cargo. Iin* teen i Hade body ha H* I'*#* H'k M i died his survivors are eligible for accourte say the camp ia for- a cairod hi* discharge from tho Ucorgia School of Trchnoloui. is for the,school In occupy an ermi exii(iiHte,| at « value 'if 41 abU, ' trip to ere AiLxtmlla. thia terminal leave acttlemant few hundred sentenced terrorists aervica-after 28 month* of duty planning to build hlniM’ tl rl«ht "Ut seven bli* k, wide by ten lilrv-k- (Min, and they too should visit the whose dispersal would be helpful In tha Pacific ana and Japan, of hla own home. HLx house, a mw long, . Tl’-i- dispute over right r- il wtl) motor naxt Monday to Chica­ blocks north of the Tro ll Campus, -A t th- northern etui of thr ram ^ Post Office where special In­ to Paintlne. According to one go with Mi aunt, Mrs. Adg*. | ta squarely tn the path ol s »15^ pti-i will br a new studio and Urnsd. struction* are available, tumor, two Jewish refuge* ves­ Thomas, 201 Exit Seventh Stic . OOOJIOO expansion program (or Rial casting slidi‘>ii lor WCI8T. Coliun• x « « U / i4 1 1 ^5 sels that ar« overdue at the Port whom ha ha. been visiting for Institution, and HcfTcman Lx w ot bln network aftUiate which GemgU ship away from th- Eluabete. , | » 11,- l.iitvinn mi'lnlu of tie- t.li IV t Tv f i l l 17, v7 » ‘ H TItN H IJto Aug fi (A f—The of Haifa hav* Lien Intercepted tho post several waek*. He Is a Use mm planning Hie projci t •pN-h nwpr1 U -• '"!> Nxrl tlefehdants rm trUi at by the British Navy and taken former student of Remind* High All Ot tin* new buildings will tic ralH-ir, Jan Milser*. hmuglu In* ■ f Seventy city blocks arc niibut«hip into port nl Barry, >tigi.md. || J|JfyII l a l ’ s l l I l l l l j i , l o Nm-rnliert; Oerroany. are prcp.irlng In Cyprus. Th* British colonial School. ed In the build big program The of morlern design, IlraHng will tie Miller., declared that he wn * I ____ ____ tluir final „l.ii»mciit.t lo llie liioffice has declined to comment by air.” thermosuUcslIy cootmllc). school already has acquired 111 The son o f th« laio Mr. sml Hhly angry at the lUngerN ar | A(, ...........arhnoi '"rtMtioti*! Ullruttal. Hiere ore on that, which ran to< hntiunl over es.-'.ll-, acres, but needs the rntlrr ISO Alt young myti Mrs. Neit Oofttavson of South Mon I it Hint Di didn't vrnnt to i e iigr* of IK )*-iir, irporla ot lila p tv n v n t between for sir moling la thn summer. Hill • In Jerusalem, British troops Sanford and Chicago, Gordon acres tn that wrea. vay too much liefore he e-n-ott—l ,|t*lrr—I hy Selerfive Nrrvtrr low N i/t (ihlhmntdicr Alfred novtl* A new physical training building With Dr. Harold Hush Hr<>*ii. and local potiui have arrested Gustavs on entered the servich ‘li! and lilt ilefetw nMorney. head of the department ol m'hh w ill'seat more than g.oon. tlx until! attorneys. A mcmb< ■ of Millet ‘ to preaenl tl*-inM-lvr. imimxlml BIRMINGHAM, Aug. 8-</P>-- three more persons In the old with the Marinea on Apr. B, 1944 lecture, and J. H. Oallry. snoUier floor will be large enough for live craw mitd that when t l " A uteri I |y for .e/l.lratior. by ll» loei.1 k pictund ** rlkroritrat city section. ; A Jewish under­ ■t Chicago where he had moved * . . n M ttltm lhill tt♦ .is frtPlv.tiiP* (orty-posc dLvctmrse l A Tfc* incident of polio in Alabama i ground organisation (Irgun Zval archUactural professor, HrlTmian basketball rmirtx nnd wlllihxvp re- run* lock over they wen- very t*"aif| foi tbn iiri-,1 in "Inch they In from Sariford with hla family continues to ' grow, , Seventeen la associated tn a firm deMgntnf frigcrstk>n facilities lor conversion decent, hut Mlller.x cluiii-xl that have thrir permanent lion-- er («»: loll of |*<litli-itl alhrjon.1, wltlch Leu ml) has circulated leaf's ts to about two yeari before. He train! ca m have been reported in Mo­ the new buildings for Troh one to an Ice rink. The school plans to two of hi* towline* wert* harked the tine in which they mav hup would alm<r t n-rtainly be disal­ lowed bile coUnty—three waro tun»*4 to tho Arab papulation oxpressing ad at San Dfcgn and later wax’ of hie Jobe la to plan what to build use thLx building also for large In­ away and Inst completely. pen |o lw rn that date. Failure regret that any Arabs had been sent to Saipan and to various on the site of hla own house dustrial snd engineering exhlbl* yesterday. .TVSkSDl On Hie miicr hand, bis attorney At Falmouth, sen men on the tn t"si«trr i* punishable upon " teX ln g David r*J j * station, at Kyushu Island, Japan, Enrollment Is Boom In* Constantin Von Ncum Ui Lx said The ^dread dltoaae haa been inln. Farmer expressed I heir let orconviction, by fine or impiftun’he OXtremist* Including- Nagasaki about . 'i l l "We are hoping to complete nor In have prepared only a simple, Dr. Blake It, 'Van Leer, pmel* crraslnx with nasrly 20 casas re- . u m tho* Arabs that weeks after It ema lereled during dent Of Tech, says that two >< ira present expansion program lit ten irrn tiiti tn contest the lliiii.h riu-nt, or both. Imll-ptiK? statement. ported in^ tha past taro weeks.” A (laiin to nsivsE" right*. Acriirdiog lo E. H. ta r t e r . It t* expected Hint all rdatemanu survey by tbj United. Btales everything roes lbjj .will be dona August, 1048 bjr the* atomic bomb. ago, when be took office, the « hool years." Van Leer said. "You might m IcHIvp service clerk, it ha, now hy' defendinU will be heard expected a total of 5.000 students call our program the Ocorgla Tech ' Public Health Service made July to svoid Arab and Jewish victim* l-ccomc Hiceisary to review the t«rcn Aug. 20 and 2J. the future. It sajts the Aran* bjr 1*61 The enrollment then waa development plan for the scientific *7 showed ■Alabama had one out Tn file* of. mid to ii’claislfy, nil ' wculd enjojy equality and alt 2.M0, But thle fall, an enrollment and InduMrial development of the * of every 22 eaaei of infantile civil rights with *iw » in any Jewsouth. We want to so train thc.xe registrantx under .'10 year* c f nge of 4,900 te tn sight, and the 8.000 1-OyR I'EllSONft MI33)NG pacelTii* in il/* country. ' young men hi engineering ahd In­ Ml will <Mme next year. who have noi been in icimcft for l»h state that might ba so up by t>Since the ubulatibn was made. dustrial mansgment that they will This expansion- in students haa1 six months, or if *crvict- hs* lieen I’H IN T AREN A. C slif, Aug. B, y-‘ however. Alabama haa Increased ■ ■ without any expanrlon build up the Industries of the south, The Seminole County Board ---------- ^ — _ — Ml>s Irena Hinton, director of outshle of the contim-ntal United f/Vi—A scarclr i* t«*ing made for (|m number of polio victims In thereby improving tta living stand­ of Public etlon met . IhU >B bulktlDf, by operating classaa the Girls Camp at take Minnie, Sta'>is cr Alaska, if less than four persona missing after the *' the state. > ards COTTON CROP F0RBCA8T morntnr at 10:00 o’clock, and for from 7 a. tn. to H p. m. announced today that due to the six month*. crssh o f h Coast Guard twinA large part of the money far Of Ho new n t m reported In Bo ImtnMltately alter the end of the first „Un»e mp a long while almost Impassablo detour nnd The Selective Service act still le County, yesterday,, health WASHINGTON, Aug. 0 - W - SupL T. W. sLawton, now con­ tha war, tha school's architect* ba­ the expansion program will cotne lack of parking space it I* re­ requires registrant* to report any engined seaplane. The liodies of two crewmen were found yester­ in putting their plans on blue- from the radio station. The' an­ .0. L- Chaapn asy* that sl- Tha Agriculture Departmant made fined by I)loess i t Blvaraide Hos­ nual Income, which Van Leer eaid quested that no one visit the esmp changes o f Hipemlency of regis­ day. Tho crash twrurrod after inta, and said Van Leer: _ t the rate o f incidence le its annual forecast of tho year's pital, Jack*on,viLY), was not pre"W* expact to have between was between $300,00 and 4250,000. unless It Is absolutely necessary. trant* to the hoard under which the seaplane took o ff lo search ■ above averse/, he haa no 7 cotton crop t**day. The depart­ tent, Fovcral ears had to bo pulled they are revlMrred. The home for n 5(5.foot fishing boat, th* 14,800,000 and ti.ooo.ooo worth of can be used only for "buildings and tlcfc of^ doling swimming ment predicted that 0,290,000 Tha condition af M r.1Lawton, construction going on this fall." roans" by ruling of the state ot out nf the mud on opening day, beard of n registrant i» tlx- board I'arific Belle, which wa* overdue , wading pools or. urgbii b&kta of cotton weigalng 800 who ia awaiting an operation for Oeorgia. The rest of the money she said, and it 1* bopod that which assigned the registrant an with five person* aboard. The New Radi* Billion Planard . tc stay away from publ pound, each U Hulkaud by con- appendicitis, wia .... 1 today e from endowments, similar incidents will not occur erder dumber and gave him a Coast Guard says tha fiah(n4f Ttatt'a building program U.dfdition* prevailing Aug. 1. to l»o sal t * f « lory. federal aid. classification. craft Is wtitl missing. W ASHINGTON. A ur . Hr (fl1)— President Truman has liitneri an appropriation bill whjch provides funds ' ‘ for 'terminal leave ■pay *for enlisted men. The measure authorizes the nxpenditure of $2,431,708. It also pro* • . -.. vide* 30,000,000- for the 1 .. -jililr lm s c of. eapcriullyinttod ** automobiles for veterans * who hnvc lost TlWir ttRsr ■- Heading Straight Into Maritime Salvage Disptiti Monday Set For Mass Surrender s B y PinKnoine Peasants City Authorizes Issue O f Punch * Board Licenses _ <;i< % v Y n Jewisli Suspects Are Released In Palestine A r e a tremist*, ^ftlcaHcri ” ,’!* ‘hB1 ",r officials „t <,. - um Tourist Program Is Outlined By j" " Brailey Odham At Jaycee Luncheon Youth Kndures jiiour Flight in n j i Damaged Vessel Fngim* Nacelle Reaches England Noi Kcpoaicci IJnde r Q w n Steam (a|)(;tin Of Krilish ~ JShip An«ry AI I Action Of Hunger! mem, f... Former Marine To Leave For Chicago Georgia Schciol Of Technology Getting Set For $15,000,(101) Expansion Program Sr„:,:,Tr <™r ,I.’. |V., .You th H M u st S lill Top Nazis Prepare Finsil Statements Number Of Polio Cases In Alabama Continues To Grow Public, Instruction - Board Has Meeting: Request# No One Visit Girls Camp w m ?* ■ i- - .- - -— vYs-i ■»! f y' v �0 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA AGE TW O Meanwhile the aworn opposition millions of rr turn Ime w nlcililtiu cIi i h b ^*' thioUtfh Ioann to com—the National Association of Real Why That Act Won (munltif*. The Patman Act now is law, hut 1. permit reaumption of the pubEstate Hoards, the Home and Prop­ erty Owner*’ Foundation and allied both bill* were In the legislative He low-rent housing program proicroupe—have been getting in,some mill at, the same time. The urgen­ vlding WO,00ft dwelling units in Rood licka. They particularly'don't cy of the veteran*’ program not the first four years. 8. Provide federal aid for farm like the public housing feature* of only g *»e The Patman Act the the HU. right of way 1but obscured the aim* and ratal housing, through loans People In the National tlouiinir and Intent of the long-range legis­ and contribution* capable of hous­ ing "S&O.OOO nfmilie* in the first Agency (N H A t ascribe the delay lation. Essentially, the difference ia five years. to auch "pressure’’ upon legisla­ tors. Whatever the reason, it looks this: The Patman Act gives M IA and as though Congress will leave the industry the tools to build 2.700Hy Spud* Johnson hill on Ice until the neat session. I 000 hurry-up homes in two years, starling Jan. 3, unless a extra ‘ primarily for veterans. ----- T hill Is the gofertt. FINANC IAL BENEFITS session is called in the fall AliK NOT O N L Y ONES f BOW, to push pri„ Most memtier* of Copgresa np,ACCUSING FROM WORK c housing into buildpartnlly teel content fo r the pres­ ent with having passed the Pat­ Hard work always has been the man Act, or emergency housing os', icsptclrd way to get ahead law, aimed at giving quick re­ isntUlly. Hut the recent World lief to the housing problems of at pussihly revealed that hard WOlk —which nearly everyone Is trying desperate Iv to avoid—car­ ries physical and mrffta) benefits Giant Cedars In Hidden Grove Riyal Famed Redwoods In Size t j fly 8TKHMM5 GREEN A P Ncwsfeaturea • W ASHINGTON — A all-month rest on tho shelf Is In prospect for i * the General Housing Bill. ; The measure Is called the Wag1 her-lCIleiider-Taft hill to advertise 1 ' ita hl-partisan sponsorship. It ; wraps up the admins tratlon’* I whole long-range program for overcoming a lft-ysar deficit in JS\ htmsinjr. I “ indispensable'' to his job of find­ ing shelter for veterans. Hut the W-K-T hill is all snarled up In the House Banking and Currency Committee. It passed through the Senate with hardly a yip o f opposition. Arcustkl o f Stalling A variety of parliamentary snags has kept the committee from, getting down to business. Mem­ ber* have objected to hearings for lark uf a quorum or hetauag the House la in session or on Other technicalities which could be overlooked if the committee members wanted to push the bill along- A THURSDAY, A U G . 8, 1946 build personalitiei that can work hard, think clearly and take a con­ structive pari in community and governmental affairs. “ Citisen* trained. In Oil* way will fulfill the obligation o£ democracy aa well as enjoy Ita privileges," he said. Legal Notice Rural Common Sense CIRCUIT COURT .OF. TUB JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN Jit MKMIMII.K COUNTY, A. IN CIIANCKIIY Nu. « :«t S Ben. Tart (Jl-Ohlo), one of the luthors, says he doesn’t look for passage, for another half-year. b , n u t was a shock to National - Housing Administrator W i l s o n !"^~Wyetl, *IH> wonts the "W -E -T hill passed now. He declares it Is ■ IN TUB COURT OF TUN COUNTY IC tKlE HKMtNOLK (XU! NTT. FlX>ftltJA. IN I'llOHATM IN l<II: K8TATB UF J. G JIIU.3, JU . iM fiiiifl. TO All CiMlItori an>l Persons 11**Ins Clalmi or Dsmatufs A riim t iai'l Kslsls: Yon anil each ol you are hrrrby nollflnl and required to iirrsent any rlalms and d.msnjs which you, or rlihcr i.f you may havo against lh« ratalt or J. & UlLUt. J1L. darra»*q, tala of said County, to tho tounty JuJgs of H«m|ni.l. County, I lor Ida, at hla nfflra In tho eourl County at Hanford. Florida. within elehl calendar monlha from the lime of the firm publication of this nolle*. Kach claim or demand .ball b« In wrlt!* (. IQil shall data the place of bP FLORIDA. (inKKTINCIH; TO: til a IAit’ r COM Bit, wlu.sa address and residence la—I,t(. Itlrttafd Avenue, Allnor Flare, Mo­ bile’ IS. Alabama. You ara hereby required to Pie an appearance on August jeth. t»l* In the Circuit Court uf the Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and for RemInote County, Florida. In Chancery. In a Belt filed against you. en­ titled. KAI.I'H WHXIAM FUTAIKlt. t'umplalnant. ye. IK A U W Ft'!. U til, Iiefeqdanl, wherein the Complalnapt seeks a deerra uf dlvorre ttfBAL) ItOlHiKItH ATTORN 5 the claimant, agent, or at and any meh claim or dasot an filed shall ha yam. ■’MyitHK Attorney* for Complainant orlando. Florida iu Uli.ijt In addressing 4-1J club members at their National f ’auip'tn Wash­ ington this summer General Lewis D. Hershey, director of Selective B er ne, said that hard work might Perm's of the present gener­ ation. wanting to shield their chil­ dren. try to see that the youngstem d.uiTTi4V*- nr week as~hird hfn dn u ia *B ib «r You Got More For Your DolUtr! PoUtOC* 10 lbs 3St Potatoes. 4 Jb* 19c Georgia Dessert Peaches no 2'/2 can Armour’s “ Treet” «« Stokely Cut Green Beans no 7 «n Dei Monte Coffee ib Calif. Long White Potatoes 5 m* 25c Sweet Q u a n tity B ig h ts H w « v « d Potatoes 2 ibt 23c P ric e s G o o d T h ru S a tu rd a y A u g u s t 1.0 Mufgft, Fancy, Mtfllow-Upe Klngan't Hklnleaa Wieners Lb 43c Yellow Onions 3 Gov’ t (traded o r C orn-Fed Heef “ Choice uml G ood'' Club or I’inbono Vormont Pound 0 *&’f, Urav*a*lfla T-Bonu or Sirloin Pound iii('leu» Pot or Juicy Chuck Pound '-H O NEY DEW MKI.ONrt C A L ir. FREHH CAHUbTS MICH RIAN CELERY NEW, GREEN. CA1HUGK FANCY LEMONS RR»E CANTAl-OUI’ EH C ANAD IAN RUTAnAdAS Hlpintn'a Midair** t ffft lf? V C O TS O F M tA T Wieners Lb F U )0 R MATS! 43c Genuine Ford malt to fit prac­ tically *l( model*, car* and truefca. Veal Hbouhler S TR IC K LA N D -M O R R IS O N IN C Rib End or fo rk Loin Gov't Graded or Com-Fed Beef “Choice and Good" Club or Pinbone Pound Author!* SERVICE SALES Yormont T-Bone or Sirloin Shoulder Iloni'lpiw Pot Patties W O O D FRAME ifta. Caught Spanish Mackerel Fat, N. Y, Dressed Stewing (or can make 34x54) $850 DELIVERED N. Y. Dressed Long Island Lamb Rib PfpWf Eng. Butterfly Whiting Chops Young Hen (Drawn Weight) ib 59c ib 39c Lamb Patties Profile Supply Co. 24 211 Bull St. P.O. Box 2049 O rlando Whole or fib. Half Pork Lamb, Whole or Half >fc*4 Florida ib 43c Cheese freah Ocean Shrimp READY CUT ALUM INUM COVERED ib Ocean Perch Lobsters Juicy Chuck BUILDINGS Pan Ready, Drawn »> Oottag* a 59c Cheese u> Shoulder u> 43c Shoulder* u> 39c 53c Oraaat Cflta ib 29c 21c Stew Mullet tb 21 c Ve. Red Ftn C r o a k e r s ib 2 1 c Large, Fancy, Mellow-Ripe r n Oaugbt Hoaniah Mackerel ib 25* Red O c**n Perch * fillets Yojlow 39ft New Eng. Butterfly Wbltiu Youqg Haa (Drawn W atiht) ran Ready, Draaaesl, N*w Engl uviia unvtm uiq H O N E Y D E W M ELO NS C A U F . FR E S H CARROTS M IC H IG A N C B LB R Y N E W , G R E E N , CABBAG E F A N C Y LEM O N S bw W c an talo u ^ i. Lb. 10c 2 lkha 19c Oookgd Florida U hiter* Lg. Stalk. 10c Lb. 4H c - 3 Lba. 29c Lb. 10< C A N A D U N R U TA B A G A S W U l b e d o s e d all d a y T h u r s d a y o n r e * . i.70 J lo W y O q t u- : -fi - lord-214. R ■( -'3 ’ ib 43* \ �M THURSDAY, AUG. 8, 1846 scon's SCRAP TH E BOOK SANFORD HERALD , SANKOKU,. FLORIDA £n*oline n,rt«*l Liiainc** haT J*Tkf I I'*1 f,»r spare lit operate a tliJln- Th button plant hero, Thera nave (hr also boon Hpl'liTallnilt1 fn*tjl haul 'in' people fii| the operation of et'lii flu stitiuifc plaid, a maltrv** factors >,>n mill wholesale wjivhuu«c*. — The ftty **f San foul iissimn ■, responsibility fit. the serbritv nf the |iru|ieity an.I will have einii plfte charge of the stnthm with I the exception of the building, In Met lie held l>> the Nary until urtirle- the that are in shoit supply fur them pie have been either shipped or sold, the ■'flu* levivalde iiermlt, tinder i which the City of Hanford I* j occupying, is fur the real tin.l . ». \ a| By R. J. S C O n A f *•n1Inii*n| F t***n I*<♦i mnnufartvi ini; ydant !t |i|i|o X jlllU t e ly t in v larger e"ffee Imported er has red u ced •>|>u.l lotted him for the J) a plant. ,A nnyfuL molded plastic iy<u- It. eil spare. A -Tfallonitl tion vngAgvd in the ELEC'I'RICllV I'rtnoufjH A W IR E IS N E A R LY 1 8 6 ,0 0 0 MILES PER SECOND J (\ 10 WANT 1 WKAT k • LU M B ER LO O K * I LIKE* ' A STMET CROWD polnta to large crack (.mow) In a building In Ciudad ^Trujillo, Dominican Ifrfmblle, after »n <.irthquake and a‘ Uil.d wavif caused heavy damage In-the Caribbean republic. Neighboring islands, and area* on tho northern malt of South •America were also damaged by lito earthquake and the high w i u i , (fiiicrnaliomil Soundphofo) OF A CHIEF fA K E S Pk A C E IN *fW 0 I H S T A L M t N 'f s X < W C ' £ t MY ^ T K i X o o y w W g tW a — •WOODEN COFFIN YEARS a n d 'Th e h e a d is b u r i e d in A H IR O N U R N A N D <H tH P L A C E D IN A JLAR^E. CARVED RECEPTACLE. ~ -•fREE IS COHYWlTfcD •* INfo USABLE. PRttDUC-fS ? Wt* h n vc nol reiser! ou r p rice* b ecau se w u -h a v e y o u r S oybean best in terests it I h ea rt. O u r rC p u ln lion fo r q iia lily - M IL K IS USED IN CH INA AS A D R IN K AMP A , , . nntl yo u 'll continu e to save m o re nt Ib is fr ie n d ly BABY FO O D drUK store hrenuse w e 'r e still soilin g rig h t, Ih r ifl-p r ii r il m erch an dise w ill be con tin u ed most o f y o u r f fOR YOUR HAIR x WILDROOT CREAM OIL FORMULA #5l favnrile nnlioo.dly nilvertisrd lienllli nntl Irenttly nids nl LOW P R E -W A R P R IC E S ! S e r in * is b e lie v lu g — a n d y o u 'll see p len ty o f c o n v in cin g p r o o f o f s a v in ** tm' 2 S ARTICLES W ANTED TO RENT FOR SALE 1 FINANCF. jrmir |UI chases ■of nntomohitox, inn l ,n,l elect rL Electric Tosslera. H.15 II. D. I’OI’ K t «».. INC. MUST have furnished house or apartment before August I. Permanent, no children. Walter COW manure, fdk- bushel. W.—Lord, phone 78H-W High. Ph. H2-W. REAL ESTATE W AN TED IN HL'YINU Oil SKLI.INl. RF.AI. KHTATK—it jiuy* to deal through eS|>erienced brokers. If you have groves or other pro­ perty to market, or If you nrei yourself in the market, contact Win. 0. Rancher of C. F. Hatchelder, 2 H Fast Washington St., Orlando, phono flf!2U. 6 ARTICLES FOR ,SALE V llR R K nice young Jersey c«W*. s low a* JMH'U. Lhvtu; 2020 Orange .Avi*. -* ONE targe kitchen sink, roll top arid front Phone .'11 or UK7. 11 in I It i • lisl n ( iiim ly values. LO A N S IE en| equipment (lim • M ISoyd fld k ) sml f ‘J per bushel, GIRL'S b cycle, extra tires, tube*, wire-basket; set of itudal ter­ race furniture; cypress garden 6 ARTICLES W AN TE D chairs; large reinforced garden FLOOR SANDING flower pots. Phone I f 7. LL HUY your car, regardless and finishing. Cleaning and wax of age or condition. Roy Reel, lug. New floors sdrfneed to per t FKRTI LI Z KII—-11.26 a bag. 255 fee lion. Old I lour* made like new. 300 W. 2nd SL '• Orange lli.n .a Ave, A t. Cal] II. M. GI.RAS0N PARTS to angle lamp wanted ONK hammer mill complete with I.nke Mary, Fla. Phone 579. power unit. Grind your own HUNT A CAR feed, grits and meal. 262* W AN TKD : Exercising marhlne. YOU 1)111VH IT Orange Ave. Reply Box 1IC. c/o Herald. PIIONK 200 0,000 fL of 2 x 10 , 2xM, 2 xrt. 2 xt 7 Pets, Livestock, Supplies STRICKLAND-M o r r is o n Also 2x0 tongue and groov • DIUVB-IT. INC. flooring. 2528 Orange Ave. FOR SALF.. PYHO-D Southern Chemical’s superior quirk-kill­ I'UOTOGRAPUS ing household sl’ ray. Use It ive your BEST photograph once, you'll find ■ ll th* best. mad* at — 2.05 * e L 1.00 quart, 69c .plntv — im n m t - PLYMOUTH n C B "' RAYMOND BTC ITTO On sals at most local stores. • PARTS AND SERVICE Bute Hank Bldg,— Fh. 10M 109 Palmetto Ave. .Phone 1911 ELG IN pre-war bicycle, practic- COWS and 16*month pld hclffcr for sale. Inquire Osteen Gen­ W ARNING to tulomoblle owm-r> ’ ally new with accessories. 1312 eral Store, Osteen, Florida. and driver*. 38 states now- hnv«Oak Ave. or phone OT-lt. . strict laws imposing heavy pvnFOR SALE— pair of mules. R. F, PLYWOOD rowboats and vee hotsllka on motorls*a who rnnnoi Cooper, Cameron Ave. *-— I ff „ tut I I* letn nwlihftat tom skiffs with two eylinder psy a judgment /or Injury (■> opposed, air rmded Onan inothers rained by their uulmnn OR SALE. Keep mosquitoes, hilus. You are taking a rru ' 1 l>o*rd motors, ranging from gnats, flea* ami biting file* 189.00 to 1545.00. Beautiful rhntur If you drive or if y"*u SWay with . SHOO, Southern Butiuiiiddle U driven in any » ( j^ fa m O y boat. Heady for im­ Chemical'* new insect rcpellant mediate delivery Pine Castle llifia states unit** you are in that's effective (War-developed sured. Sre Ui lefnn' VOll tillBoat A Construction Co., Pine government formula) and also n trip in your ear. C. M. Roy<t Castle, Florida, phone 2-2405. smells good. Safe for babies ee— — 1 ‘ " A Co. and children; ideal outdoor A USED piano for plsno agents. workers, sportsmen, vacation­ ELECTRIC appliance repairs — Locust ers . used at the beach it we repair waahlng machines, also prevents sunburn. 50c far vacuum cleaner*, fans, mixer*, 2 oi. bottle; on sale at: Touchsawing machines, Trotter A p­ ton's Roumillat A ‘ Anderson, pliance Service, 304 W. Second Robson Sporting Goods, X-Cel St.. Phone IM4-J.__________ _ Feed Store, Hill Implement, BOAT OARS Hunts Feed Store, S mo k e SNAPSHOTS—printed, developc,!, enlarged. Wa copy old photo­ House and other loeal storrx. * K B LLT H A n 'd LR P AXES graphs. Hlssicy-Hogcra Hardware Co. g HELP WANTED GIRL for soda-fountain at Lan IMITATION leathers in most ey'a Drug Htbr*. Part lime oi colors and large selection or good upbolstery fabrics. Robert a Brown, 2911 N. Orange MAN WANTED to succeed W. TuirlfOr 1500 family Rawlelgh Ave., Orlando, Fla. bulines* |n Wast Pasco County. Products sold 80 year*. PerPROTECT your health — sleep tnanent U you are a hualfer. better) Dependable matt res* reWrita Rawlelgh'*, Dept. F A IL novating 1 Bog springs and tn214-1289, Memphis, Tenn. or •(tnprtng mattreaaaa rehullll see JL llbrtman, Box 234, New mattresses, beds, Springs! Idingwood. Fla. Hollywood beds! Sea our retail stare and Blsplay room at 1* l i t W. FIRST ST. ,1 r.ftc* J &.! Powder 39c* Mi* C ariers P ills 19c r*«lt* Vital is 39c tide DreneSh’iMRi 19c ~~ tl to. KOKittitv m itt: w i i k u k PRIVACY IS IIFM 'FIT K D t.eo. O. Swart* Ho* SI ., Itl YOUR natuial ile-ire for privacy 2, phone 770-M. In inoiuiy matters i, strictly roapectod here. Friends and PO H O l* set. 1 1 1H Puik Ave., relatives are tod questinne4 phone RB8. about your credit. Your em­ ployer or busines* associate* ■ISO R O L LS celery paper with will nol hear of yuur personal wire, quick sale bile roll. II. affairs. There is no eaute for (!. Illckson. emharrassnient. ItraiHinahle ered it requirement*. U-PIKCK m a h o g a n y . Duncan loans. No Co makers o Pliyfo dining n*>rn suite, |2IHI.V a r i a b l e pnvtm -it 00 cash. Phone !18!». FAMILY Lt Florida Hank Rldg OW In atirk, 8 mm. movie *rl!*g»nju .TS-’ iiiflt ontslriiwaned' projectors, enlarger* and ex­ 12 S P E C IA L SERVICES posure meters. Wleboldt Studio, SIGNS Show cards and posters 100 |li fee box, excellent condi­ — DHFrS SIGN SKMVICK D. loutdress. Phone 1021 tion. I'hone 424-H. Pear*, ' NtCHOLLH STUDIO 220 Mekch Bldg,, Phone 1159 FURNITURE REBUILT AND RECOVERED Your fnmituiv wil| look like new. will wear batter than ever wherf our experts rebuild nod recover IL Only the finest ronstructhm materials useil. Phone 1112 for a free estimate and etioka of material*. SANFORD 1IPH0LSTKRT llfltt Park Ava. Phone 1113 ■. iv 19e 1get well 1will LtL*. themback.' t h it#m*t3tiv;i2! K jr lu ilt el f iiN T it iii 1,1 i i' Ill I hr i ••m|i*»t|mil!i£ of tilrtll nun, llir |ilidHiiari»t * pto Ir^tlutial vIt111 h 11hr llir (Uiiffr im llir wlirch Hut K«iU1r*i thr IliuiMlrrtiu* linill nt %ii(ely nrmiiut rarvr^ aih I over Bnlirlim. HU skill *Ih IIip Milrljr conlml In llic« *lh[K*ri’** Hue of |hi Irut ilrui« for IIIml iiin.il ii m is. Wltboiil It, 1h«* In s ! rffo rts M o u ld In iiic l* r of Ih f s m k rd , p i n w i. i m W lir il v prr-si Hptkifi «ou j ip U H 'A M lf r - 1*111 n u lu m l \«» i to js o im l «»f -i o f |» r o f r ^ L i i ii t - i l »»* t«»M L il! hy • \ |» r r t r u e r . A d ,! 20',; F r d f'r n lT x c r * > In-x to Cosmt'tics BtteTooth paste 39e $ 1.25 I ’ctrogalur S9e BROM O* iE L T Z E R Harlia.sol 39e 75e S T 37 Sol. 59e $1 Miles Nervine H3c title Swamp Pool 51e $1-25 ***-‘l«ngii $ 1.09 -title Polident 19c S W’FITY i»mv um!cr ASSOCIATE MEMBER of the Gar- » muntlH*n * fV' r Senate Invfltlgnlum, Murray C . »n 1% 1huuii * hr |M»Mi| ffir thlf !h lluil he was In exclusive photo in ids hotel si H na, t of iliUc*# iiilth kl, "When Havana on hi* doctor'* order* b«i j TOOTH PASTE titm r t iS H A ll white = W l | 11 = = = ■ -'M t | ^ LISTERINE ol Itayi'rs Aspirin <.»•• hnvoris 39c 50c w t.novr.rt (’hill Tonic 39c 1.50 Aiuphojcl 1.29 :»(lc Sal Ilcp n lln i 19c 35c \ icks S a h c 27c I0DENT ax 1'i m i . i r s 29c Magnesia tl Misorhinc J r . !!Sc 75c Doans Dills 19c Atmcuv TahUtla 59il istr PAt Klllt’S Shampoo 2 for 19c AfflARINO BEFORE (tic Senati ) *r InvciliKotmC l "inmitlee In WbjIi ington, Assiitant Allorney (.• d Jam,-] P. M .'.u m iy (Iclt) lul.t Ukt Senators (hat, except fur tin >tatute of lint nations, Im would havu asked that-a grand Jury Invr.iic-iv tha J7.5UU pay incut to Ucp. Cottle. Paul A. Olson (right)' win w<. • retary to Rep. Ci ((ie when the latter received the payrrrnt, said Ui-.t > inlroilor Andristrii tiled to “ black­ mail" him last January by Itm.duilng to make public (lie J2,j UU pay* merit. Olson swore lt w n a tan ; aign Contribution. (InDrnalbman IJy Huh Green T H E L O N E R A N G K IU T1W TO C A U PINE CREEK. MW BE THE APACHES HAVEN'T BROKEN THE WIRE G O IN G E A S T ./ t < S T IL L N O A N S W E R AT P IN E C R E E K . ,— TWE LINE ISN'T DEAD# BUT" . THERE'S N O “t A N S W E R ! I BUY cows, reive*, yearlings, Phone R. W. U n i, 788-W. Echols Bedding A Furniture Co. Sanford Mattress Factory by debt n Sanford, Co , McKty, S it R. 3rd. Cive thosi ttuo txx/s scats. iPi/ou fiakdto t/rroui sdrrwoorf also, WHEN you buy a home, get a 5 year fire .and windstorm In­ surance |»lky. You will save approximately 1/8 of the co»t Hare your portre NICUOLLfl It n o Maineh Bldg, Children a a| w o s k W A W iy o KFEP O N TR YIN G ! GEE B u r V b U LL A C T U A L L Y NEVER G e t H IM TO --------S IG N THAT* * T H A T S W HA Ti PAUL ROBINSON O H ,M A L / W IL L ')t 3 U l" 7 p le a b e au to g r aph ■ IM iS P O p . F R E N L J S n M -■ c t v » f E * r ' ! M E U tf BAN!' IN orA SK TIN G TO R A PASS.' C A N T C 6T A S A C D J N E �' • PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA The Sanford Herald reviving the patient ■14 la a • ( T»> Prraa nlilfb la M ,la« IM Ibr mmt far I ' ­ l l all aaHa 4la*atrbaa a II i*v aal alharatlar Im* honc.Ht, Imve fim> clmmctcr awl koocI judumrut, i ibn a M i •»< » |M •I. Knmv science and nmlliriitnUcH well so they tuny ai . f n*i|laHr4 baialb |a fifa b l rall> a «•( • ’ cope siute.ssfiilly with the Kwwjntf complexities of .•* •hr, (..«¥•« ar» alaa re- technoloKical world and "also be successrpl in a biological T llU lts n uiBLt . m m S i a. tut ■ vkkm To d a y . GOD IS NOT FAD OFF, UK 18 EXTHF.ME1.Y CL08F- AND »OWS US WELL: Tbo Lxml owelh thim thnt utvr7'ht*.—II S THURSDAY, AUG : 8, 1946 UNDER COVER FIGURE FLA TTE R Y BRITAIN’* E C O N O M IC ANO world that is not too mild. Understand the purposes, problems and ways of life of people, of other la nils iso. they may successfully] work and 1iv(j with thorn. fi. Have the know-how and will to work through indoctrination and discipline. -• -*■ -^Retlnot richnc«H' nt liyutg m leisure.> * REAL FORM GIRDLES FINANCIAL difficulties Good groundwork for any costume ia a well f foundation garment . . . A Real Form Is Inn at tb yoUi* figOrc"problem#.■< >. »:,!?•-- ; American.Silk FOREST A T NIGHT the Slpglng Quill) E**r quicken* pulse* in the night. The Utnornu* forest folk bleep |i»thl Upon their feet* m1! to take fliKht. . (F r o m Garter Holts \ .50 STYLECRAFT BRASSIERES They ball their bodies to the face Of earth Into the smallest space To ehield from hurts in every case. a • In the blackout of wood and sky. These little croundllnKs, wakeful. I CONN Some' Femlnole Count) trained trotters raced in the llnmldctnnian In New York yesterday. ------------------ --— *’■ There were (kio.ooo homes started In thu Uniteri States dur­ ing the first six months of this year. That's Just al»out one-tenth of the number actually ncoi.ri. Them Isn't much the do about eviction! out ssippi. In Jackson tho M lf w ar evicted from office*. OPA can In Missi­ OPA Itits own Oldest City The milk bottle was invented by Pr. Harvey I). Thatcher, of ( Potsdam, N. Y-, In 1884. went to Holivia and bciamt* one of the greatest hvttij authorities on the Inca ruins of Pacific South America One site, Tiahuanacu, near Lake Titicaca in Holivia, par ticularly fascinated him. . . . . , Lnst yenr Posn^imky publlftliiMl .wlanjo tijrpo-vulunu work, which win* trAimhited into KntffMi. to prow (ha Tinhuanncu tlnled back not merely to H. C. d.ooo 01 5,011(1, like I lie earliest remains in Egypt anti Babylonia but to H. ll.ntHt. Although many shine knives am other objects made by prehistoric man a te much earlier if his date is correct, Tiahuanacu would he far the olden city known. * . , As is always the case with specialists, other special ists «lu not a g r e e with Posnattsky. Hut ne has helped makt Congrelsmen am going homo U mend their fence*. Tiwy'll • piit rail* for a while Instead of war profit*.— Fort Mycr* New* P m * . Wa* that nice? We don't look for anything big from th*’ Part* it'.icc i.unieierce. hut It would be nice if they could keep from Hur t i ng nnothrr world war, , Gene Taim oty '* . daughter, >*e#Uonlng 1n Miami Beach, *ay*h«r father won the recent election "be'Bu*-- * sale to tie told what to do by outrider*." I f * too bad utalder* hawm'a got seme enough to' know that. Chisstopher Columbus journey­ ed to Ireland t*> check a report that St. Brendan hail once called itcroti the ocean. MUICMiNlON niiKtntv *n.t’.t im'nuit ut ility to rri’ tlWfil:, in the ri yatlp hall which nobody i lf*- can discern, would admit h<- was temporarily over-insured Anyway, now that the risky nu-linti hn* been per­ formed, Ihe \ 'r» York audlrnca con relax, nml return to their cock­ tail* for n b tense hut more d ig ­ r r o R T m y e k .h n e w s nified itiscu—nni of what ail* the South mid h**w lo * me. icform amt where. Things, jt gt-ents. are totigh u,> With nil tho tinpptngi. of n ultimately sat, .* irlhnt tin- woe* ‘*Krcate*t *h*>w on rnrlh," the aliige of whtcli w**riv Northernrra no North. Turning for n moment from It* favorite subject, the waa ael for Pearson's Iriiiinphal end. -------------------- - Announement of the )#pj>olntment of R, j , Holly as acting secartery of the Sanford Cham­ ber of Commerce, by the board o f governors at a meeting this moning wa* the 'feature of the meeting of the chamber today at tha Seminole ‘ Cafe.;- Mr/ Holly adH taka over the duties of R. WaLFnman, Jr„ secretary of ft? I * * ' th*mber *>r U»* P**t A asJit' o f $11,847.90 fa, the troM^ tewlpt# for tha Sanford poetotfle* for th* month o f Jnhr o f this year over the asm* month o f lart year waa shown in lha in a strongly made up PURCELL’S "Wc Clothe the Family— We Furnish Ihe Home" 21G K. 1st SL Phone 171 That “Decorator Touch' F o r Your Bedroom . » A gay, cheerful headboard does much l* pul liveliness and color tnlo your bed­ room! It makes * bed look like some­ thing from a fashion handbook. Just right for August—Throe headboards echo triumphantly tho want) Joviality of Backward Gotham It would he interesting to know how many thmi.nnd convert* (hla t-tnlnnllv hlsarre monkey-busineaa netted the Klan. l>ein«Kogue* In the South hav* long since entne to recogniie the fact that the hc»t way to line up wavoring support fur their cause la to subject th>-m*elvea to the attackn of such nut* hie upliftera, Thu*. Bilim profited to the extent o f many thousand* of votes in a recent primary election fight, aa the Haturdav Evening Post emerg­ ed with a spread eagle denuncia­ tion of "The Man,"* in what was interprclcd a* all attempt tn tell Mlsaixslppian* how to vote. Bed* gullrsed Gene Talmadge more re­ cently welcomed and even invited attacks by Northern newspapers, countering with the charge that "demvankccs" were, seeking to de­ feat him. SANFORD TW E N TY YEARS AGO --------- -— large or small bust . . IHI UNHID NATIONS Headquarters Commlulon In New York ha* an­ nounced Unit it* permanent home will be (fleeted from (he fifteen pos­ sible tlte* embraced by tho shaded area* on tho abov* map In Weitclieiter County In New York, and , (retching Info Connecticut Many of Ihe *itri overlap and range from two to forty square mile*. Area (1) 1* one rite: aro ( 1 ) contain* two; area ( I ) contains eight and area (4) contains four. In many o f the location*, Indignant protest* were regis­ tered by re#ldcnl»’ kg»ln*f~the'eila1 )llflurf*nrof the permanent"home" of the United NaUom In their section. (International) Ihn fhcnp dramatic* with which Drew Pearson, naUonaHy known mlumniat and radio commentator, came to Atlanta, ami _bt»ad*nct att attack on tho Kil Klux Ktan fmm the atrpa of the Georgia eapltnl building ban done the hooded knight* far more good than injury. In fart, It 1* aueli n display of im­ pudence toward the South on the nait of Northern reformer* and so-called "npllftera." which cm*. Iterate* fltixen* of k *mhI tnlte every- ■utaef umpire#, X-am determined i take drastic action to the exnt of declaring forfeiture of F igure fla tte r y fo r the SOUND ■ivta ear. , PEARSON DEFIES KLAN BLUFF CALLED Mr*.: "It might do *omc good fo r wires to go out on strike aome time.1* Mr.: "Go right ahead. I’ve gut • peach of a strikwbrrakcr in mind."— Exchan|*. But would the march on the nllrgrd ciladri of.ljie high kleaglra. A full-page silverNLRB atand for it? Use In a Sunday New York news­ paper, announred that this mod­ A national* problem, that of Don Quixote, armed only with child delinquency, would be help- em hi* fmmlatn pen and hla trusty ud by teaching religious precept* windbag, would ride Intft the very to our young. Too (nitty of them drri of the un-American dragon, crow up-'without the necee»ary and proceed tn heard him publicly. training ngedod for honorable To intensify Inierrat. Gnthamitea Jiving, Ilumanlty does need ed­ were Informed that rcrtalnt Klan ucation. but It needs religious membera of Georgia had thtialeneducation, the mo*L — Florida e*l Drew with “ injury to IlH ami Advocate. No man can claim to limb," should he set foot In their be truly educated who doe* not BUU. know add practice hla ryllgion. , The page ail horn a scarf-head drawing of a Klan hood, and ex­ ■ ■■■■■■ ■ ‘ "The situation U bo deplorable," plained that even though the rUk says President W. G. Bramhem. waa exceedingly great, the sponsor "as U relate* to as*ault on up- offthf.hlgh adventure had Insurnl re* by offWaLi, players, and the prectou* person o f Pearson for n*. the tatter swarming over a cool million dollars "fo r Ihe bene­ le field in proteat over decision* fit o f hi* family." All o f this.for id necessitating police escort to fifteen mliiulea of “ an Amcrican'a ! York of these opportunities, When that happens, the exodus is Koine to mimic many „ (ihnbel ! and force them to offer higher ; wages. What Gotham needs is art old-fashioned tent revival, ; with a preacher who can tell the troth about the wille, wide world. The crushed sea snail. Mures. | bound along M e d it e r r a n e a n * shores, provider! the raw material I for tin- famous Tyrian purple manufactured by the Phoenicians. Truman won in Missouri. And Wn.H t h<* world's ideb-st civilization located m Soul I to did the C ll) and the Pender- America ? The late Arturo Posnamtky, archaeologist an* fast political machine. Ugh! museum <lireclnr, thought so. He was born in Ormnity , W ^ F u m amT IJifgw^ixira "r r *—~ Two-Way Stretch Girdles 2 % Their toughenrd tensor* cocked^ they nose For peril, in the dark their L-c*, Upon the hunt, are very close. The Herald Is glad to nrde that thejv- have been no disturbances by Sanford fans reported in the Florida State loop, 41 --------------------- fresh only able to. ip) about one-slxtecnlh o f an inch into the bar. The cutting edge Was mashed and blunted aa a result, (Next a back saw -waa used and- the saw penetrated a* far a* did the pip* cutter before no further process could be mad*. Heat Was applied aa a final teat but to no avail. T^ ' -----u B U • eertaldly aa Uncle Tom’* Little Eva. Fact Is, there' era very few of Eva's descendants In the South who cant pick up twice -Miss Phillip*' wage*—In Jobs much less Rnnbvtng than answering the complaint* of women shop­ per*. ' . The PM . reporter didn't ask iMlw Philip. If *h* felt obliged to live In New York. It very rarely occurs to New Yorker* that then a n other and.greener pasture* in thee* rather exten- tha figures for July lftS L ' Tho An Interesting event of the greatest gain wa* shown In th l week waa that,1of Wednesday money order depatment. waning whn Mr. and Mrs. John -Br. celebrated their The tool* of a Jail breaker *Frtstrd, liver wedding anniversary at Wero used Thursday afternoon in tfet* on the cell equipment of tho new Seminole .County Jail building. Among the tools used wero. o hack* sow, a pipe cutter and heat treatment*. The tart# revealed the bars ta bo tool proof, according to rw porta mad* by W. C Meada, r + m* safe on an error pay and comfortable living ce and a two baa* clout tlofia for reasonably tntrill Whan tha "amok*" land irfduatrious men and w* building. The tests wea conducted I tha Smoker* wyrt in vast areas of the coot Hi tha presence of sheriff C. Mt by a 3 to 2 count Right here In Florida It w 3Band and other*. coufd not overtake b* difficult for Mk* Philips S * '* u a r s s Hummer! impnvrriihed nnd bigoted Sou III, the com mim 1st-lino New Y'nrk newspaper, PM, finds a shocking condition almost at its doorstep, ilia* Eugenia Philip*, a reporter ha* discovered, earns $22 a week a* a complaint clerk at Glmbcl's department atore. in lha subsequent intrvirw. Miss Philips told her rather pathetic little story. A fter de­ ductions, her check come* "to $10.18 a week. She has no other source of. income. The landlord get# a $-V) a month for her sixth floor walkup apartment. In har early 4tf*, a woman who Her. lunches mat between 25 and Is committed to. slavery Just aa M AN Y STYLES Among thorn bright floral dcairn*, gullied roar or pale btam raysa . HOLLYWOOD BEDS Complete with Btn Spring and EASY TERMS �THURSttAY, AUG. 8, 1946 Social THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA And _______ -.C E C E L IA •O C IE T Y EDITOR — Cecoli ~ --- I - Miss A m i r I,mi'll H o n o r s <>«i. Visitor T E R R A CBY L T A L K Activities I: Personal PAGE FIVE HC. I , m i ___ Ml'a Afire ■K *’11 with a l>'el) t*i i, — birthday Party Given! For Neil Stoothoffi Mrs. Herbert Stnolhoff hotum-i'l her non Neil wllh n party on his »Ulh birthday July 't1 at their home on Heardall Avcniu. Halootts festively deerrated the Stoothnff Jtome ami wore lalet givi-n the Piny guests as favors. The hosti .s assisted by Mrs. C. M. Hand. Mrs. George Itahc and Mrs, Walter J'» riwether served refreshments of ice cream, cakes and cookies ,to the ia|i-st*. f T h os^ present incImV’d Julie iVrrnay. Ellen Carter, Mottle WitHams. Jane William*, Ann Thurt* ton, Shcla l'*st, Garry Hurts, field. Hobby Williams, Jimmy Williams. Henry Schumacher, lnda Williams. Waiter Merlether. Jr. and Dickie Kinlaw. Also Wallnitj Van Ness, Hilly Thurston. Nancy Thurston, Sydtfjy Vlhlen, Carl Remusat, Ann Sehumachte, Neil ' and Gcprge Sloothoff. t I Mrs. Judy Partin Given Lovely Party r so n a Carrel! and Y'ernon t'ulpep|>er spent last week at Daytona Bcaen. Mrs, K. K. YVhite and daughters Mary and Shawn of Orlando ».*t guests of Mrs. laiuisr ti. David. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin (hlhant and ■laughter Barbara Ann have l«l* turiipd home from Daytona Heach. % Brodio Williams is spending ,t:veral days in Jacksonville ennsuting n tlingtiovilrinil. * Mr. mid Mrs. Al Hunt wilt*lcavc Saturday to spend a two weeks" vacation in New Yolk City. Mr. and Mrs. John YV. Salshury have returned from spending sev. era! day* in Tampa. Also Mrs. Richard Vernay,' J lf( and Mr*. I*. N. Whitehurst Mrs. -Banner F arP irt M rs,' l.nU- hhve r,'limit'd from a two’ week*’ renre H artsfield, Mrs* Sheln Rest, vacation in tieorgin. Mrs. •’Mrs, ** •*' Robert I * 1YVIIIIams, 1IIIIUIIIP, •’If pt ITed 1*1 Williams. Mrs. YVsJter Y'.*riwrHi»r, Mrs. T. W. Klnlnw. Mrs. David fVan- Nets^Alrs,- A. J lk Jtemuaat. Ir —i-y11" |" ‘ i-p.n*.*.i|—Ua. Mrs. Walter High and Mrs. Dickson Brossierc of Orlamtn were hostesses last evening at a lovely dinner party honoring Mrs. Judy Partin, popular brideclecl. in the private dining r»tom of The Anchor. Two long taMps vvpre rove red with white linen cloths and ten* tered witth heauliftil arrange* ments of while dahlias, tube rosea an»l gladioluses. YV’hite tapers in crystal eandlesliek* flanked the centerpiecea and lirirlal place cards marked the seating arangements of the* guests. An arrangement of dahlias, lulve roses and gladioluses was also placed on the mantel in- the same room. -The houorte who wore a grey ami black sheer .lie** was pre­ sented a rorsage of tnlie rose* and gardenias as a momentn of the occasion. She opened har many attractive gifts at the eom* fiction of thn dinner, f -•* Those attemlihg were: Mis. ■Rtirtin, Miss Elsie Farley.‘ Mrs, their home . -. . |}R. ORVIEEE HARKS, DR. |„ MUNSON. Dll. Frank Mac Neill. Mrs. HARRY / HII.SHY. DIE J. A. .SMITH, DIE .FRANK ..UIJILL M.VT ' T t llt ln r TOOH'E. ‘ It. II Raym'iiiid I .iiinl I -Alsu MiSs H e ll) Cm null. Miss Mrs. Coorge Ha he, Mll.llh fu l ah 1 "Mrs John Galloway iihirdaugH(Mary Isulgr. Mrs. Robert ChandMrs. Slaothoff. ter Mary Alin plan to leave to­ IJer, Mrs. J. Arthur Williams, Mrs. morrow for rl ten day trip to M. J. Haynes. Mr* l.awrenet* YVnshington, D. f . and N'.-w Y'mk Hartsfield. Mrs. J F McClelland. City. Sr.. Mrs. Isrland Met lleand, Mrs. Tom Holt. Miss. Vurrlis Txtduek. Mi. and Mrs. ' I’hil E, TrOnl Mrs. High and Mrs. Jtrossiere. uf St. Heterslmrg spent the week­ end with their pnrenls, Mr. and Ca Sievens, Miss HniiY>r Williams MONDAY A The circles of the First I'res* Mrs. J. A. Cunningham and Mrs. and Miss Mary Earle me at home n»yterian Church will meet "al Esther Trued. after spending a vacation in Day­ 1:30 P. M, aa follows: Circle tona Beach. J \V. llaker who ha* been No. 1 wltJi Mrs. W. A. Znrhrny, sprnding several months with his 1118 Park Avenue: Cirrle No. *J Rev. anil Mrs Paul M Edris with Mrs. Chsrles laiwson, Came­ daur liter Mrs. Eillian Vickery of Daytona Reach wen- guests ul left yesterday afternoon for ron Avenue; Circle No. 1 will, Mr: ami Mrs, E. M Ward of Ala. to visit with Geneva for aeventl days this past Mrs. R. K. Herndon, 209 East Piedmont annthrr dnllghter for some tin*'. Fourth Street; Circle N». 4 with wink. Mrs. Athur Moore. |1>I | Oai. Avenue; Circle No. 5 will, Mr* Charles Morrison, lliwnthn Avr nue; Circle No. *i will nn-el « i Jthe Ileardall Avenue Chap,-] on the fourth Monday of thi* iiionlIi Social Calcndai New York’s first elevated rail way was opened in I HflH. Hv\*e A new era i. dawning in this , R<*Y \\ 11.1. l A M S O V , IIAY City of Siiiifont mill it in to be W tH 'IIS . GKOKGF WALTER it prosperous m , . . . Where it YHDh .YN, TOM RIDGY N, lit businr** man «,-,•» pppoilunltlw Hit! I' HIKRiE, O i RDRS lie moves and invest* his money t'DRF GJCNK Tt't'KK R. YIN nml time . . . S" to Sanford have * 1 N | pEEt. and t'GYDK TERConte ill the hint few years " H I Uti YH, titinterott* men oho have brought Vi.,. . , RKY MARK t'Alt 1with ihcm many talents to pour s f'i N i'FK. liKV. I, K. NICKIN'into our (own to make it a richer Id V FATHER YV I I. I I A ,Y| comniunity. N l c 11 T li A H. ItJ'.Y’. PAGE Many of the these citirens have Y YTKS. li. II. BROWNING. II. already lieennie prominent In K ROBINSON, YVAITKR IIIGII. eivir affairs and .others will sure* JiMINNY S, GINGKRFELT. F. ly make their mnrk of proirreaa j ’ .11 I.GKJ1T0N. JOHN PAY NE. In timet So hata o ff to out ' ti DAVLDNON, A. MAlt new business men and women,* I N il I.K, JOE M E S S E E li. who have route to make this IBM VIES YIEI.TON, Al. SKIN _aa> fNEi:. MERTON K HOEME. Oil. Mil.TON IMHtST. HEN SMITH. C’nl/iuTT k . - u , h u r .Y T U i ( k . . i r . c . uex iLivitl luuMbiill lM \ 1 IN I' YVEHKK l 1-1 V < |!D|.IT* It F I I I SHERI ( SANDERS. MIS' DO 11 HARTMAN. IDGAII i Mr. aod Mrs. William launii lE wi l l of Dayton, Ohio are spending IY \|{ JENSEN severn'l months at the Arimlng*- YVRAV. CALVIN HI Y.NI iCntdn Courts as guests of i luison-in-law ail'd daughter. Mi *'» ' Mrs. Joe Messier, owners of the court. Mr. and Mrs. Jack .Teague have rtciinied from Manila, Ark. where they b*v* been visiting Mrs. Eva Teague fnr the ps*t three weeks. Teague who srn.,‘d a year in the pacific Theatei with the If. 8 . Marines joined lh« Army Air Forres on Momlnv Ml. and Mrs. ft. R, Heck >'i* hrated their seventh wedding anniversary -yesterday. Mr mol Mrs. W. A, Kartell celebrated their seventh anniversary on Aug. fl. Mr*. Kratiret, the for­ mer Mfhnie^Beek,'Ara* * “ recent visitor In this elty, Mr. O. C. Borsdorf, manager " f iIhe Flrcstono Store, will speu I |this weekend in ttavans. t'lilm, |iraveliug in and from Havana <■' |Pan American Air Lines. 1 hi* i trip was won by Mr, Borsdorf I tl,r Disult of the Hanford st'u>having the highest jlenrentsge ••• sams iioota o f anv cf the Firestone Hlorea In the territory of Jacksonville district for Die .*lu.t'*. .^ D tlG L iu ir M. McKiiiV. Y|,* YV. 1*. lin'd Y1r=—tithedivantT*- .1 MORRISON a.ii HMD \t YNN. VI*.. lit N S YI \ I I G YV. A IS 1 IN . D W S YY VN, ED I.EY V V\ ill I NCR. HOB I YltRIS, F 'I S « MM. FRED RDMII. Tfo.M- f mom tjfhpvn Oilimdtt Hariftril Janet lletsel « * the lig a j .m l winners y gif; ,, p ■ .,nt t in I, No. .*t of the YY’. S. C S of First Methodist Church to ted the honoivp 1.1 M>** i.-v e 'ij of the ns a rcniemiirutue 11 •■occasion. met recently at the home of Mr. *w Thr h* itess a-*i i. i hi her j It. YV m Sturdivant with Mrs., h. M Swain, a. co-hostess. Mrs ( mother Mf". YY Y t*,vrll and. RtiUilivant pie*,.led over tiir . Ml*- Kirllr, o u t . I lli. following-, nutting will, Mr*, YV |* Chap- I ** quests; M is. Hlari. bufft, Nil is ' man pn-.ciintlg the devotional Dilon Hakei . Mi.* .Cu rt llrirel, I from the Seventh t'hnptrr of Miss Jean YY'illmnis M • D.-iphn.- MulthrW. Mr». i ItspmnM »l»o Connelly. Ml*, Hetty to Hi is k. lead a poem s-nt 11 lesi “ Flowers .J Miss Jail) Morii*. ii. Mi*. Tot For the l iving" which wa» foi! l.ivingston. Mt*. I'.'t ohy Crum-j low, d l*y n prnyer. " ley. Miss Hetty Mathew-*. Y|i«. The gimip voted to give JJ. HopIIIa Melhiuk.ii. , for the T. 11. Association Milk Fund ii w «, announced that j ■ Misk < II. YY'inn will present F llu- mi*, in,, *io|, „ | ihe YV.S.C.S. I- " meeting o„ Y|,,ndnv at .1 :00 I’ . M I Mil* Y iigiula Chapman a.si.tnl I in -riving irfir.hinenls. j"-i 1 1 ms, intruding wen\|i** I Forhand uf Monti-iuilia, tin* a ^ e-wit,,* with-M i. T. tt’. Wilton. Mi* Claude Herndon, Mrs. .1 ti. ■ Y V s it Mrs. John Vaughn; Mrs. Joint I'ear .on. Mi-. M- E. YVnght, Mrs. J V Ylouis, Mr.. tunic 1*. F R Y t K M ill - I' YV \i Nash Du, uni G e ro ia ii). Yng Ci,|i|. K otlileeii ho* [writ fonuallv alleged part til, fi.hiio.niM w o i i h l ii-wels. T iie *■*- , the charge,, ate , siiiTinumrri | J« tf r = MEilDtHI TRUMAN has signed A )>tll granting AYneriran rlli/enshlp to Mrs. Eilith do Becker Schaid (aliove), wife of Anhapolls gradu­ ate and attorney YVIII lam Sebald of San Franciseo, Calif, Daughter of a Ilrttisli father arid Japanese moth­ er, she married Sehatd In Japan, IV years ago. ilnleinaiional) 1. \\ M tTO Ei.nl i.ll • 1 if \RliisON. NOIIM AN DY NE ! 1. I. I.HHTIG u „ CHAIM.Eh Ylr c? PNG. • I ii i i ,f STINE I *t Id 1|i i ttpio tram*’ in Orlando recently were Vartanou dh. Fmnn**' I .v Mrs Sturdivant Is Hostess to Circle I ihIh\* hoit^iirp to ’Jf> iff* v\UgU*l 7 l l'iytl Sparkman. Jr. Hltn-khuni nf Y Y i i i .titor *»( Y|i- ri ■ 1 K ittle). 11fill ► ! o - in c tati'il t’ * I f it It i> clliiigei! f „ , tier tin t lo-fi ,„f ih,, o f lli*^*e crow n nil on lu ie of expri I »■' I lit lit' luith<la>>* Mi> K M W ard L*ui.*i' II M'l Y III It I Mil \ Y y .f • iilii\ .it Ke> l> »i A vrnur huiiurmg ZEE. ANDUEW STINE. YV. M. j III ACK JACK RATHEYN, VAE* ’ DA liMHHINK. MISS OEEIK REESE W 11ITTEK, DR YV. V. HITTING. DR. YV. A. GRIFFIN. DU. E 1. CAYII’ HEI.E. YV. A. A Tfimily iciiumh a r > hi*M liny ul I! *»I»11>li*i|) Fiiiiiiw in horiPt of Mr*. ILivnl S|ti 1 1 tiiii! V\ K, finif Ml fi* Hod Shield ('lull H a s P a r t y at S a n L a n d o Itti i - r II FC I I I I : c II 1 c II JR II AIM >1 D *.R YY !-' -Cr i; I KEF GEY 'll *1 " «> VI '■ K MRS JoY • I M i II uf i M I K K til ' I y RRY ' 1’ -1 I sP tH -D IIHIN 1 i ‘ l : l " I I ; . i. i i i r d e i I | Alii hKTTl.ES " I I YS ’ I ' l l ’ III K C WINN P i. HI IT \ Rl I II N 111 M M \N i \\ iiuyy a r d . m r s * r u n S \ i .I ISEKR. YV. I S'Y VI \l. MI'S KIH1IE. FRED I YRSiiN. ' |:RY YNT. DAVID S M IIII. • 'H D "' BRADI.KY vkhvun f Ft R1.I SDN. D. 11 i YI K.SD.v. , W D I V I N G S T O N iDSI I'll - M N l KI.S SAM M YliTIN \ , *n,| DVI.K ! TON Si 1' I 1" JR Y41AI I'. 1.1 IN RCd T I J ft II IM i r> ID H If YY CA.S S I'III, DR R A 'Y lfiN D II.YSS, I'DDlt JOHNSON ,„d DR'K lie-:I t V Tlie newest wrinkle the Cuihm Can have Iot culttna up * • blkmlr ** Everyliodv bikes mn u Idcnh grmgul.s eltlu-r ihe i„ . hake or park—-and lues .i i"* 1 Ik'obd tlmr A big tire Is i»-rl tu rn 1 I,il the shore when- »: >- ukIn- cooler than an , -a le-i * cl kid* brotl co m . ham biitgei dngs and SotneUlne, even I, •* tl they can get 'em Haw tl10 new ire show iC florkeleller Center Tliratei *'* really enjoyerl The nlar* nl I • Tltiir.,r*J<*in llyldoti, 18, ul (tu clnnsii. was u beauty i-nntrst >ie rier and Hits Li her llr;.t Ilf mid-a , sliovv. Can you imaaine lire ■ .lar" ol your (lr*( show’ tie ,m mg Ultllg about Imtii '' doing tl In her spu t- lime M-killing to work hci " i\ in, college, as she warn.- iodic i i surgeon Hhe a In ini' h.i in ihree years ol pn inerth .n il Columhu Unlvel v " le i return* tn (lie lull , -even \ t nr old I leSt'dano, ino m:.vi t v PlIN CfS t t uf, ' former I ng* i ' Ga„ Is pictured , the Viiiconiii al The prince,*. ,* W ill HI shoi C l O S F .I) FR O M tiro lluspoli o f i castle at N< ■ > Home had la <n | of priceless atl Natl plundeier* Afl.f l ’I t ■ i ( |y> l» * l ! U'f ruifu cal l SUMMER iL*l,t ,-e|,*|,-’* nl \ i l„ d R i - i ' i l l o l (o r, ,,- *,». high I * ., -iierial 1 * COT! 'ONS a Itics Id 12,!).r» Stunr r e a lly iiilr to t Ions ihnl ymt cnli |;rls Iota of wenr mil of. AIlKoug), wo don't hnvr n roniplilo rangr of emphasis on shlnlim up the urtace: what tn wear, hr.w to n u h llu* moat of one** looks, ei him e what makes one liked by hoili-hu. and girl*. • • • By the bye, what do you Hunk makes one girl more popular with Ure boy* lhan anotlier? Moat m the kids think that to be apisni tng to boya today.* a girl iniwi tn able to talk about thr |ami> sort nl things they do -ba.*rbsll. footlmll basketball, etc. You've got lo know the fu t time Kellrr hit n homci who beat Nelson tn Hie golf tour le y and who won Ihe Krntmk. Derby, Of course every once tn s while •a girl with dreamy eye* who win Ties Instead of talk* will b.* able to anare the boya away even Ii -hr thinks the Boston Bert Sox U a Sin atra fan club, i A auit auch aa chick in ihe era1 out lo make an one will n u k e you tho slickest he J her you're • B.G.* or a C.G." 'Business Girl V All wool black gabardtn* beautifully the new cardigan neckline with the Ofc.,.. *0 .if_ ..II - a -R | t - 1 , ' —»_N, a . # V. -- A~ lion for her trip to Marjorie a WiUUn is. It, of ME 1Lebanon, Pa. Marjor a wbo has Just flnUhtd her soohot nor* year at Northwestern- tfnl rorslly win Scatter Chatter: Perry Cottm * new picture is “ If I'm Lucky." Jo Btailord Won the Billboard (mil 3f college studDlls a* the lead tug 'enisle singer *h e beat out Dinah Bhote) * ., . ,IL Urinary Rice Its*, taken over Ihe HaUiy Cameron role on thfc aerial "firhen A Olrl Mat rle*." , IS-year-old Anne Franels. who bad the role before hs* s featured role In "Bummer Holiday" ha had sent a package In my name which stare Mickey Booney, Lurkf; •o Hughettr Broassrd. W-year-old Park, girl I*n’t that a terribly •well Idea? Bye. Slave. Lots of people In New York, in­ VIVIAN stead or having their usual birth­ day, snniv-’ M iry and oHier relr*; VOCABULARY FOR SQUARES Romanllclsta bra lions, send package* of tool <o' Cuddle-Coen Bike Picnic Party people oversea* In ihe name* ol Blkenlc tYou may writ# Vivian Brown In the people they would have mviu etl to the party. I just recelv.-d a rare of this paper about new anglee In your awn gsngJ — there'* still a nice at'lrrtion. It ir iT K H SU M M KK D H ESSKS SUMMER STRAWS One Group Prints, stripes and solids in Rayon, Crepe, Jerseys and sheers. Values to 19.78 �«4 THE SANFOHD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE SIX !Air Traffic Ohio’s Logan Elm Six-Month Rest On Shelf Appears In Store For General Housing Bill i F lo u ris h e s Is Reported To Be On Ould Sod On Its Last Roots |o( SANDPOINT hlaho- Few ja-ojilc giant* when the pilgrim* landedj Idaho know It but hidden away in America. The trees have laken; CIRCLEVILI.E O - The Ohio Archeological and HLslorlrol So­ ciety, nursemaid lo tlie Logan elm since Kill. Is about to give up 011 the tree. Tree experts, estimating the elm'a age a; 360 years or more, say they've done about all they can do for It and It should die of old age within. A doii-n years. The ttee has been propped up with a steel 1-beam taller than It Is, trussed up with 250 tect of steel cable and bolstered with at* tons of concrete poured Into the trunk, livery two or three years It is fed 1,000 pounds of frrtlllrrr. Tradition saya that under this rim Logan, the Mingo Indian • hlet made Ills historic 1114 speech of frtevancc.s against the whites, but historian* deny the story. In forests of the stole's panhandle are giant cedar trees which rival California's great redwoods In sire and ape—l r t « that were seed ting 3 when ancient Greece was at the height ol Its power and glory. Tlie redwoixl* are older and lartier. but tlie cnlars are lusty cdiu* petltors ranging up to 13 Iret hi diameter and to 160 feet Id botgtd. T^je U. 8. Forest Service' gave recognition to the nnllqulty of the Idaho trees by setting aside one grove as Uie Roosevelt Grove of indent r-darn. Tlie forest veterans were first studied by foresters In 1919, They determined that many of the Ueis were 3 000 years old. Hint a o n rf probably mure limn 3.000 years. Tlie forest service .studies indi­ cated the cedars were already Polish Ministers Anthony Eden, AreOneBigFamily Out Of Cabinet, Still In Style ButNotTooIIappy WARSAW ^Huugli. Uivy bitterly attack each other politically.- most of the ministers In Pa land's pro­ visional government must live U>-. gether and like It, /\ Bccaaair- mha'Lousing tJiurtage, h H irbrW - Ihe 3toVetithtfrhi -Waders mo years—since 1609 to put on [ the last eight Inches In diameter Tlity hate added only (our Inches In the last 310 yemra, or since about !he time Georgia was seliled * Several groves of the forest j giants have been located In the! Granite creek area on the west side ol Idaho's Priest lake In the grove set. aside by tbs forest serv­ ice. easily r«u lugj.by road, nature Dublin to Liverpool and four from seems lo have created Us own na- Dublin to Paris and the govern- meat !>»* sljlird air >R rrrm m i^ Vknli S»f-tl«n ami tite United B;alr.I [plans arc bring formulated (or air [ link* connecting all the principal) Cltlfa In Ireland. | All the airplanes used so tar are ol British and U. B. manufacture. Pilots *ho served with Uie Utah i Army Air Corps ha*4 been re-1 c r u l t e d . and Irishmen who served | with the British or American air form n the war are hired also, i A transatlantic service Vo be op-! crated by Irish At" lines from 1 Shannon Airport to Near York probably will be opened about May, Devils Food north fork of Granite -Jowly cut Its channel series of cataracts and * Men-Wemen Over-40 HOME CONTROLLED” 204 East Pint Street Sanford, Florida ORANGE COCOA#UT somewhat at tlie buttonholes," they wrote, "but whether this Is due to the hie: that he Is walking, has too tmu h In Ills pockets or has put on a little- weight since he was meas­ ured Ls dimculi lo say. Nevcrthetev, ihc general effect Ls pleasing * U M p O N PublishIni '.‘ I'otiralV-of the- Artist's ^A»ia#i", ol Anlitut.y F^lm slrolurig Hi WUlle- wu« sold f<ih fHQU, it was l/nurt-l Oall, Taller and Cutter, the British for JfiOO.IKlOQ, "* ■allnra* blble, said he bad lost none if the style which brought him the title of "the best dressed politician in _4bt. wuritL ‘Where Customers Send Their Friends” Friday and ^Saturday Cake , v a n i l l a ic e which '.he creek tiki forming a falls. « THURSDAY, AUG. 8, IM S GOLDEN AND MARBLE FANCY ICEBERG Pound Cake .... 5 Lettuce, 2 heads LEMON AND CHOCOLATE Western Carrots, 2 bchs California Lemons, doz *No.T“P6tatoes, 10 lbs .... Green Cabbage, tb '...... ......... 21c 15c 21c 39c 5c Seedless Grapes, l b ....... 29c Yellow Onions, 2 l b s ... . 9c Western Cauliflower, lb W/aC Cooking Apples, 2 tbs .... 29c NICE YELLOW Garden Fresh Fruits and,Vegetables Bananas, 3. lbs Fresh Gawds, 2 bunches file First A im y, rrnktc at least ta Of tlie IB ministerv Tim spar lineal ol cadi muibter avefaurs about fllr rooms and Is furtiLshed Tin’ building Ls patrolled by guuitls with loiiimyguns There have been over 3.000 murders of Polish |»MUirt»tw #1 at* months. Fee! Peppy, Years Younger T«»# fwwi. aft** 4* - H U< <t e ti piBtr m m w M i i t f J M »(*''*! iLkWHKtfWp *!»• *^1 Tty OH*** V*hr- r*ite<« 1*1 fiwi i»m*f, »Mn rowmmt Mtr lie* fifUiL*Ur-« Alt 14 His iaktm*. t M W H h Pole Heaps, lb .... At Hurtlett pears, lb .ill d r u g s t o r m every w h e r e ­ in S s o f o r d , a t T itu rh lo n D r u g Co. WESTERN BABY BEEF GUARANTEED TENDER Round Bone Shoulder California Plums, lb lilt* uf nor 14a, 414 t>»H I Joint Ht*ontlono arovorlog to lh« OtBitltaUvO ot mo BUto ol rtoitao. orul Qto Mmo tir«4 to br 1 Vot. of flUM -fltUir Ol Oil th» m iM 'L-fl »!fr-nl ta ric h bool*: thol th# votM on 1.14 J*(Bt RoAolnllom k . l t upon tfttfr Jotm ulr. «tth th . r»»t on- n . j , (hrrron, trot lh » , f!*l d rih tUtlo And d lrtrt Ihut thA fltd Jotnl lUAolutlnni In mbmltltd lo lh . (U tta r. Of th . B U I* 1 ' l.’.* CU r.rr.l Unction tn K p vr--.! t tier. Now Tiirurronr. i. n. A orav . of * l . t ( of |h . SlAtt of rioridA. r hrtAry t r .lir t t v . r.-.tlrr m tt a O K U n iA t, r t . K l rio N wtll h# h»td In n t h county tn FlnrM* da Tu rfcf.y rt.tr .K r c n t in f th . diet MsodAfT In M u irtn U f A. U. 1AM, u ,. mid To(»4ip luted th. ^ r t m i d a y o r a o v r iin t a h . t.tlftc .tin n er r.lM thm of lh . a tJoin! IWooloUori. profound Amend■ xnt. I . lh . Comtltolion ol u , a Aia i . of rtorldA »UI th# ColWctinn of T a t a r by Amaodlnf fraction# I I and IS of Artlct# V II I of lh# Cut-ill lull an of th# At at* of I fo il'll at Adopt ail a l If.* <Jan* fa I. Kfacti-i* of No* v*tn*«r, ttH , ##M Am*Tvtfn*ni tu I'rov I f* for th* |ta-Nui«W tln# of iw<tu>ni I l l i J i l of A itlcl* V III 61 th* Cunvtilutlon of th* Rial* of Fl&rlda at Adopt#d at th f Q«n*r«t P-tclteft in Novaml*##, IH 4 . Fnd \n Amend fr**Uoa I I >nd *2 of A rtit!* V III *1 tn* Con*tlhjtl«n of th* St*t# of ria rld *, ar=d to pro%iit* that In th# County of IU U *t»ro uih, fttal* of rio t Ida. tha Cm intf T i » A»»***rir than A >a*3Lt th* F itv a v if of 'ith* C o y n if f*t Otf af V fV ylo f It a i* . C * jM f : School* and M iHcfpanti#* In th** Couhfy of ll!U*botCHiih lUicpI lh* City of 1*1an | C ity , rio rfd *, which Shall bo R *#mpl Ifont tha P ro vlilm * of thla ArtiandkiifTt, Tata* lavlrd hi th* Slat*, County, County ftchr**! ftoadl, School Dl»t(l*t«, Hpadat Ta* Scf»ool piitflcti and th# MunlripaUttt* of t»>a County Eacapl th# C ity of Plant C llf , lla f H * . HE IT W W OLVEH ItY T H E rE f llS L A T im » o r T H E I T A T E O F ri-OM lPAt That th#' follow In i Am*odm*f.l o? A rtlrt* V III ©f th# Com ltl.iUon of lh* ft tat* of Florida ffla llv a ta Ilf* A****m tfit and CHlactlon o l all taatt In for County of HUHboroufh, H!»i# »i F lu id * , by Hp-N^nbartni HavtKrh It •* od«i?l*-«l it lh * u t n m l liM t la i • ( IH * *d m V» •tab* It trid Sm ton IS of AMbt* V l|l of th# Cehitllwt loii «f |?i* 4ini# of f '«(Ida #nd by Anvtndihf fiK ttafi If of A flk l# V III «f th* tom n iu tlo n of th* Slat* ftf Find !* , aa *do^l*d at th** «i*n* (* l Elaftion In nl 1*14 ad a* to m*ii* it i#ad ttariirm I I ®f .A* Ik la V III of th* Con* 1Hutton at lh# Slat# of f ir.ridi «r-d (o par"ud# th* City <*t P an t O f f from n ld An rndmatit. It# and th* »an=* if hFt*by h iira d to #««t vhiU ha f ll Th * L*f1*!a1ur# than at lh# ta fia - Yellow 8quash, lb ... Plate or Brisket Stew, lb California Oranges, 5 Ground Hamburger, lb Steaks — Hound, Sirloin Porterhouse. T-Bone or Club lb Genuine Spring Lamb Legs Whole or Half, lb Shoulders, Square Cut, lb Shank Half, lb t&* (wwaiEt function*., dmHr* *»d fera* panMilan aI Cmmtf T «i CoHtcte* 4**1#* n *t*J In parafrapti 1 of thU in '! ilt ill lik * * U f fto v td l lot ft*# calttnn c*fp. cu*to4r. rapOTtinf and at#* Lurterrirnl of all ta**« coHtttad by in# CW M y T a s C o lle c to r, Hreast, Neck & Shanks For Stew, lb ............. 29c IKI„SI| U t iv a .H riiio n of I N t , R od Ifo ro U rn * to l it ? * ih t ( * * f !* f # n * rt U v i fp m fy U rg Hell Peppers, lb ..... A a r LARGE Prunes Shfrry Mtucalal IX IHIUADO WESTERN PORK Shoulder Slices, lb ...... 49c FRESH FORK Huston Butts, l b ..............45c FANCY WESTERN Snare Bibs, lb ............ 45c MEATY rOBK Neck Hones, lb .......... 19c SMOKED TENDER I FED PICNIC Hams, Half or Whole, Ib55c Fat Back White Bacon, lb 35c lit it nrwot.vrti nv tub ijeoiaiji. TUiir or the static o r n-nytiMi Tbit th# MhiwMrg Amendmawt \o A f- t k lf X V I vl lh# r.tn«!ltullon Of lh * ftiat* ©f F lo r i d * , b y a d d in g lb#r#1 a *w *«M I- Slit# bf Flortd# htf r*tlfl**Uan or (*faetlwn it th# #ta*lt*.fi for Rrt-**-. fPfliU tlfai to M bald In th# f##r h M , «ti. ■ rc n o N Jt TY* I pgHlaftiv# *h»r? by l*w provide fa? t pifrc !<*? of th* ftlldx#f« who ih i ll be ai-iMTlnlrd by • rnfir**rrcr*t fewdtillnn of tu* b*ri*i# and Pout# of Prprtiahtatlvf't, ■•%d »h*U by It**, con* t lilt n l with attHFf pr>nMnni of till* CoPI* ftitutlm i. pfaacriti# b * i- 'a f n *M d-itipf, fNOVlft f*'( bit quaUfK atiOflf *fid tpriv? fid offlca. th# l#nfih of whtrh lh ilt ba Mustard LIM IT 3 CANS TLTASE! MrDONALD C1HA)*EFRIIIT NM TAH w h o lly w it h in lh # d iK i t U o n of lh# l a g It la U ir # »od »b#li (Hit W tiro lla d b y |i* o - BUY n D D H K FRICK ADVANCES! MAXW ELL HOUSE tlon ?, A ftk l# X V I of th# ComUlullo«L A PF.NN CI-EANINQ c o M M r n r r s ir n r r iT U T r notrfc jDint nr^oi.tTTioN no. ti A JO IN T HESOLUTION P ra ^ u iu i itm Am a.idm *nl of Sarll^n SO. pf A itk l# 111 of th* Cunitllulm n of th* Slat# of Flo*ida, n ala ting lo Apprauiubartt: n i f i T H E fto L v r n riY ru g i m u i .A T tlltE O F TH E STA TE o r FU *rtfl»A i That th# faltewlfi# arTiFftdm*n! of Sa*U M Sfl. A ftlrl* m nf far CfWi1l!t|l',3fl of th* m u # fit flo rid * Ir i'in f In ippfOpft•tlana la hffthr a#t**if Count» Dll.eoo m f lito lo t-’u ih t j. ft® |4o. Prorldod. the** 10 oocoplo* lev Iho ofleru ol Otlo Artlelo ladfee ol • ■oarle: A t In pmvldo I -e th | ooimemd tod rotUdlon ol m u n u irll U>»e 0* 0i-c -.r (M l. of Ollhee el Ot«m. h f I'o dil Ue nfl eere In ro d Coontr- A r t lt d 1 * dfurtod irepecliud Iho roeitolHollon 1 d lu llo n ol o n , Count, o ilie r, -toll ii< Iff it o Iho ivowoie. dullei ond «hmjie*n (too ol the o f f ic i i d»il|n|1ed Ihltfl to c .rtc lie end dUchoroe Ih t Uuite# I lie o lllc t. > romoildoled or (looted of One lew *0 (netted roit-ecithd Hid I n , , BOeni *n-l c iltectioei ol moniittAI toe in I iu c iiu 'r r .li. of eithrf I I Ideoh I ■ fount, u e o llle ru oaoli oroeAdo to* I' •oooM-nd. coCecUnd. occnjothid toe el BJHnjielrd ol eotd lotro end roe »»ef* -k «.s. ua I W then leo f t oectlnd 35J lie 1»*• ” « t one yoor immedlototo out onerol cleciion hod hikeecto rleterdiim eletUnd ot which ,M 4(«t Ol tho llottod auto ee: end il in* iuth low cti aooontont oad cot'oelho #1 tail ond oeeoeeeoeeile. or ollh r county u« olllerte lo of llled ol the reltttndum rovllod heroin, the eeml • Ji.lle# dn Iho f:r»l dor out rucrtelthf ruth rotor S B itan an lh « A H tn m m i R a il of th . OMfnir Too A i m u n s i oil to o n lo»H4 h * th . Blot*. Co utitj. Coutilr Bchoat W o n t, frtu w , D h trtrt.. s.-uftol Too Ichool O lttru ti ond M uhlclfiotlllri laro t.4 In th* Caunlo e l ItliUboroudh BUto " t n arld o . with th ( ..ro p lu m of lM Cur o* I’ loi-t C ity, which It hOr.br OoVmn from ih t p ic . iliijiu ol Ibli AOlUaCrncrL , BtCTIO M 11 I. Trom ond t f t ( f J 0B4 . orr I 1010, lh * C«un!r Too Collect of m iho Cauntr ol IlllUbocaudh, stoto of rtoft-1. th .lt collect .11 t.e e i lovied m the Coun*|f b* th . flu id . Couhly, Coatitr Beho-d [u ntil Mt haul D u t llr 'i Epecill T»« t-haul DUUute ond MuntcIrotliUe of lliitibocouth C a u n ir. T io ilfo e irtp i In L!.e C ttr al I’ lonl C tlr- It be hd • 1 ernpl bom too nmelilonO ol Thli A m e r.lrir.il. I T n . l- e f ii!lt iil( t h ill 01 tno IngleIttte . dentin Ol l i l t ond Horn tuno to Ihnt theeeeIt.f. onocl lo o t tp o tlfrl"* Uid p o fe n , funn'.ono. dutlod tm T pow fdrio. [gift 0/ Coanlr Too Cot!hftfll d n u n iu d lit M .( t e p h I of Section I I . . M W»ll litn M o lo r Iho rollectl irtm iiln g ond dteburv ALL FOPL’LAR BRANDS and thaII r»* nibtnlllrd to lh* r r* tort vf the M il# nf Florid# for fallilrafiTn ef r*|*rtk»d #1 lh# n #it O #n#?i I Fieri Inn tv h# b*td In Nov*tnb*r, A 11 I I 1* lh *! it lo i j w lh al laid ff act Ion 3fS, A ftkl# III nf tb* ConfUtutiiwi of lh# (till* of Florid# tfulll bm ampodH I N i t tlnrnded tbalf r«*d U fallow •* BEC TlO N >6— I jiw * - e iitiifif th# »f»fto ffla tio o * fbt f h r ' Kolsvtn^of ymwto o ffirlat*. and femifloFtot and all eth*r p tp p n iti of lh# SU1* ah ill rontaln pm* vlatoni on no olhtt *«ibi#rt no? *h#fl an appropriation b* an in rLftn i of in * afh*r h ill; all tlal# anpfupiiaU ^ i t u r p i anprnprl.«ll#na fat th# rmmly icbaolr. iw m Hinu flttrt. W pAllfllfii lobdlvl itona ef th * t u t# . 4pptr>prt»iifiryt f,-,f p*yman#nt Improvrmcnt* ar.d huMdlnc* for •tat# Inilttu llnn i as oravtdM for by U w t fnarfrd at th# llld IrgUlatM?# or prior l*gl«lalAJT#l and fat t**nvion* T*tlr#m*n| hmda and Irm t bint* »hail tr* .inrhided fn on# ftn aral appimriailAn hill or fan* amdndmpnt or (ufmtrmpttt tb*r#1o, and for DO lan#«r than two y#ar*. M .U • b« ppropf laKohi M idr brief 1* th# adoption nf fbla agrtlon nhlrb ar* m nIrat# to tV* b f o w ir n i nf tbl% arcUoti Ih itl tip i/# m of Ju ly I. 1HT. IIODBK JOtHT «T*O I.IT 10!I Ho. VtT A JOINT R U O L U IIO R Ptopoelhd on Amendmenl » A el'rle V ol ih t Coeutl. lulloet ol n o rtd l h r Aridlnd Therein <• Addltlnti.l Betltoei hcUlind la the fle e . Hah o l Iho Judd# ol Iho Court ol d rc itd U S * JO IN T fttB O L im O N NO. t i l In ond lo r b e s m ila Count* and Uio jo h e r D U o u m o N I’ topouna on Count* Solicitor ol told County. * indsent to A lllcie V III o l Iho Conn a r r R tam .vr.D n v t i i * u r m a i j i . Ilion ol lh * aiolo ol r lot Ida Relolito T tia r o r t u b BTATt o r rt-oatOAi tiHiomoni ol 1*1open r lor T a x * end BKCTtON L Thol Arutl* V el l i e C M ich eo Ol T0>e(. h r Addin* CaeiellUiUna ol the lU lo ol Tlorlde bo r A ( AddlUaaol li ll lo ii e la I ’roelde OOMOMlod b r Oddlnd I hereto in iddllnnoi G l i e County ol Boy. B U I* n| lection lo hd known to Section «t of Ido, tho Court I r Too Aooeo.ue atioll 0*14 A tittle, relit In , to Iho flection of ■oi Iho P rooetlr of ih t County for iho tho Ju4|o ol Uio Coutt nf Iteenrd In and t m o l Lovylnd » l* l* . County, School Inc Kecomht* Connie ond Ike Count, tlun lely Ol Tonoe L e t led b r (ho Satlrtto* c l ooJd CtKinlr ond mo tomo II *, C o u n ir. C o u n t, School bored, h m h , otteed U . ond .hell bo ruhmltled tot (M ill ICIO, Bpetlel To* School Dio- Cminty, H ly rtted lA d totttoa ol Ihlo A rim i B * oi any form end »u * n . n thod ocreptrd ond youtird br • molarity • of Iho qnkhmd olenoro ol Otenor inly. r «|14l. it I trlrtetiduni oimioei bo orrrd i» d hold (of tho aurpoeo K I CANADA Club Pints 3 for 21 (Flaa IVollIn DdPMllI H aw m#su o Mul e IIAFFYVALE — « CAN LIM IT FLEAHE CEAN 1 . ’ .x f 3 :!. x * - t ' fr o een IO O P Filleti i .20-lb .39 lb 8 TARRY FANCY PREFARED l> tl as. b*Uk« Apple Juice......27c L I M I T Z CAN.HI LE-KO Craat ITtOch 8 lj|a Beans, No. 2 can I7fs|w>Hnj FINE CONI HQ. t\i PAN S t f c & l Sweet Potatoes 22c chuck Cheerjos .... WMk Wheaties .... a rwoi wivpQW 12e Hamburger .35 )b CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP BAR 9c EEBCIINUT JUNIOR BTOKLEY'g FANCY Na. IH ran Turnip Greens 19c DUBON SEEDLESS yW lF T B LUNCH MEAT FAFFY-H to *1 on rone 16c Bleach d oltleoo too i n * Orange Juice .... 45c Pard, 2 p k gs..... 25c » « f fO S BbUt prunes, tb pkg. 16c REGULAR S NO. S CAN# Bean Spj-Qwts.. . 14c oad OEANoa BLOSSOM Juice, No. 2 can 12c CHOW MEIN >ry, I M u m A LL GOOD TOMATO Chinese Maid Noodles ......... Milk, 8 oz, pkg. 25c Preserves, lb jar 33c Peas, bfq, 2 CRp 12c Sd* In'.Bd*NdtidoiaC] w ho le Honey, 16 oz. ja r 30c f i n ca t t l e sroK L rra . »iy ointton a n Kr a f t s Po w d e r e d Raisins, 7 oz. pkg 8c frem , 12 oz- can 39c 'BOTO-Orott JJEECHNirr STRAINED :iau» It* 0 M EDAL Lge Pkg. 23c Blueberries .... 41c M o u n t a in GOLD N « . , l tap ' H Q * 88c oz. CANS Okra-Tomatoes 19gf SFA6HBTTI B I N N E k 32c b t o k i -EY’ s f a n c y N a-1 « m McDo n a l d I S s n d k d 19c Jtii«w%46Qjkcai> Spinach 9 oz. ja r 11c F R U I T J A R S P ip b b D O Z .59c QtSn D O Z 79c M USTARD f - j A . v ;-V 4 f �____ THURSDAY, AUG. & 1940 T H E ■ _ 1 f S A N FO R D H E R A L D . S A N FO R D , I* A G E S L .V L N F L O R ID A i Robson Urges Operation Of Softball League This Fall , Players And Managers Want Field Placed In Good Condition After Curjent Schedule Is Completed Arbiters Thank j COMING THROUGH ------ * T----------- *-----------S tev e Local Fans For ily J l ’MAN 8TBNSTUOM ! Ralph Kiner Is * Sportsmanship S o o c h o c k , Still Showing occcssfulCrucilla Explains To S ewFecwe*\-t a C Spring Ability Fans Why Umpires Resigned Positions yotx Most Lads Who Made Bisson Blanks Azaleas 3-0; U m piresLaud Fed Fans M jr a h l S p o rt* E d it o r i Itohnon, operator o f Hobton Sporting Goods and manager of the store’s entry In the City Softball •. League, declared last night that he would urge nil managers o f teams in the circuit to plan for loop operation this Fall and possibly during the winter numth*. Hobson declared that It would I wai m enough to play, at least until Christmas anil that the operation o f the league this sfaroWthus far ha* been. success. ful. despite many detrimental i . problems. . fy The biggest trouble during tW current season. players ami mupagers agree, is that ade<|uute cooperation between all concerned ha* Ire«n lacking. llrailey Odham slated that he Irelieved tho operation of the league during the Fall could be successful and many player* have a l ' i ’S k ! * ! - A f y j L p a sR c t p a t e nr s u c h a ' h o w e v e r, v a r io u s P *ec\ J ia lS -l£ 56- A II) J fl.lA N Sprinjr Headlines Leaving Picture H e r a ld -tTKNSTIH.M. S p o il* H O U S T O N . T e x . \u g M ic k e y O u e t r U I I I . l ie .I e i 11IIg t i. w h e r e t jn • f l i , . I ' lili- r A t -1:0 0 o 'c lo c k y A e n lu y a t t c i ntrOn liv e H o r ld - r S la t .* l e a g u e w a s d is c o v e r e d t o ' V :i .1 le t 1 [L ie s i t u a t i o n . P r e s h h u tt K . L . P a d * g e t t o f I I n ) 't o m t '" 1 ' it v i m n o til i e d L v t h r e e u m p ir e - .. H id K v g u n , H i l l G r d f r e y a n d l<">- " C r u c i ll a , l* e o b je c t iv e o f i< > ,u u a t t a r * * l y b u ll p l a y e r s a n u . f a it .i n v a r i ­ o u s le a g u e p a i> :* , ‘ h a t h e y h ad r e s ig n e d . I II C i n c i u n a l l . a underway. i Pirates' rookie nutfieldci nii.de Into I, solid clay affa r (hll.k (lf ,ht. h.,,,|t. wliuli would make the game fast* Johnny ,n Mire, o f- the Giant*. to, p | rr and yet eliminate the nuroer- the honor* in this depaitment. | p o u , ermrs caused by "'bud hops” . Kiner ^ tii «Int*• hn1* ifnthi*rt*i l)«* «V*claretl: J The light* at the field have been fotlr *l**Klf«,ra than nii\ "\Vp i l i i d . a t •*( described a* "terrible" by every I ,11 t.rti .HI tilt* i player who has displayed hi* member of the Pm.ie- Im.l '*■. n I !»*• h ic k I lf p in t o f n un** l i i l i t II I s »,i th e . tuleni during the current »**. |nhle n collect in am .... Many athletes declared that during the last five year - MninId F h r i i l a St al l* L e a g u e , W e k m Ii t .... .. bulbs arc needed. regar.no** he continue his pact h........ tK to lake till* ep|Hii I unit y lo t hank people « f S«mf«»ni, anil - ,,f whal official* may suy ubout Icuubl establish an all ium, borne the Iho old bulbs now being used. run mark In the lu*!«.rv ,.i itm I'jtillikti also, foe then «|mt I •* The light* are adequate in Pittsburgh Club. I he outfielder, fimnlil** eoiuhiei iMwiiiit- the tun number but are badly In need 1 who will be only JII next « Mub-r. pi re# mill Hie not hmt m whuli ..f clean.ng, adjusting and focus-|is within reach of th„* m «id . they have huckni up |he limpmn |Mg % 1 Kiner* first year 1 j fio u d h y e a m i Mttotl li n k “ The league thiji sonson ha?i fur- Jcalln (ho nctivitic^ of urinther iV ife it - t r u f f i S a in , h I i hin ic * - mpproxlmnlely ^ Ti| 'vutfi m a rk # (S m lfr p v f u l ly nisluxl HO Sanford 'cutfielrltr, Johnny HUto. In !f marks OmlVrsy fuiiy evpimne I ; why they had quit He *nid tlmt i m en n chanm U) participate in t Hn*i>. Ii^e ecrcnthm nnd llw publW. imaitue " “ W with thi ’ l a*t Humlny-(he nrloter* declined nflliVe recrentton particularly. Ihusc interes led in And. like Kiner, llirturinbMike,l tlwy wi.uld quit i>y Aug. Id If •AbhaU. Iielkve.it would be w o* on • home run Idltini sprr* police protect urn wumi't pro'iih I iFcuntlnue theMsagoe thi. 'F ait.! I- w . 'oped S3 hnmm ral year. }„ evt.,Vy ,1|irk ln „.e clrrtit lie i- 'a m l il y f in ^ a a c tlu H , ! d l ^ d ^ 0 ' * . l ’ 'l l^ f t ’ L S ^ lie taken to Pjace *n# field In !fir*t class condition. ! ' ! J ^ ' y i U .1111^ ( . I w v u t q .n to Smoky Mountain Ixx>p m a i n t a i n e d ,, , T h e - f ie l d c o u ld be m o s t p e r s o n , agree, b y c h a r g in g I H U S n small K|imU*ton or taking up ( I' iV C iV iC m b C r H _______ _ * a c o lle c t io n , a n d t*y e m p l o y in g , .. u q u a lif ie d d ir e c t o r at th e le a g u e E M O i t V ' V a .. (J 1 A n,"|v *""* n m l t w o c a p a b le u m p ir e s . T h U , « « " r y C o lle g e h a s jo in e d th e .e • e a p e n a c c o u ld a ls o be m a in t a in e d , i c e n t l y r e o r g a n is e d S m o k y M o u n p l a y e r * d e c la r e , b y th o a d m is s io n la in * C o n f e r e n c e w h ic h d is b a n d e d A c l ^ r g e o r t h e c o lle c t io n m e th o d . s h o r t l y n f l e r J 'e a r l K a i b o r . O t h e r m e m b e r* o f th e lo o p a r e T u x c jlIt im C o lle g e , (Ir e c n v ilc , T e iin .; | C a r e r m - N e w m a n C o lle g e , J e f f e r ­ Dr. I.ronard lla rk tr so n C i t y . T e n n . an d L ille n ln M e ­ OplHmetrUl m o r l o I U n i v e r s i t y , ll m r o g u t e , Tenn. E y e * e x a m in e d — ( i la * * e * f i l l e d --------------------------------- | e |l to 203 S . O ra n g e A v c . T h e I t in lt n . p i in c ip a l b r id g e o f O r la n d o , F lo r id a V e n ic e , w a s b u ild o f m a r b le in . Phone 4967 1 6 9 0 a t a c o s t o f m o re ih n u $ 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 . ! w,,rr'?prcffliLed tins prole.- j u in p iii] has m ade a^ w ro n g M yN IC IP A l, PA R K n ir Tl i *S ^SP^CtALty ' ‘ H. III l.ll M I I.KK'l ON. J It. A l* N ew sfrnlu res LEESBURG vs. SANFORD l \S*>L To TU W P hw K feV hw M pm u lif fn li' On, ef discoveries III. li* ............. vm ,bnt F u r in s a n r e . " t l r n l i Io n 11 H o u rk e . th e m a n w b ,. n r.i.b f ' rv l h n s c h it of th e N a t m ii" le a g u e * f ir s t se a so n b a rk '•’ ’i l l , th o u g h t h e w » s n s i ........ 't o p w h e n h e f i r s t li'ro k e m l, *>ut h e lip a d ,- h is r e p u t m c m SATUR DAY NIG H T ] - -I In p la y e d i 'V / l! „b i u ’ *'! 'A M im ic ip .il Thi firw t t i lt i. *« !»•*- t imriey Diisoti, f 1*11*1 ♦ Mghll iil.fi’t, \Mk- in. k« i| fH Mill* - far\ #nghf hy- \|;i' My Ml. HfMtfV.. kAth-H-r-T' «*ud , ,. h f A / a lc a - . . . ftU h f'tiu h krift thru b lit >■ SEpbfc *ratu*rr»! ut lirnr^. .Kb •0, n.e _ , 1i*’ r . u A la g u a n is a n d b a t t in g h i! R . p iL c h e r. ^ h su h. f ir s t • I if thi (if I ’.%! t |. l|t . Ih * L x tit) ! .ih it k ii 1 - I tu v f i tit inI l l ' i i r li lo T fu b u iK f it M lli’ w V lIll* I r»*»t N a tio n s l lo m y m - for Washington in Iwil7. 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There still remain, however, quite n number of pro-, mi*ing young players-in .the N a tionnl League who. fc„, what they have thu* far demonstrate.!, T h e t r i o o f n r b i t o i s te le p h o n e d will have their names twinkling with the lop star* for years ..to Judge W, ti, Bfamliiini, h"nd o f tbee Ji! «JLlWlft! djU*..uf .thi-ie. U — .____ A . li k e .t o c o n w . _ , ...................... . . . . 4. <h p e r s o n a lly d o n a te $ 5 0 t o w u n l n tm i» h i t l e r w h o lum g a li ic i l ta j>1rc(? th j* li i- h i in # o«mI rt, a pc c ^ u f every p l lc h c r in e r u d it io n b e f o r e t h e h a ll P C h v rfu l* } j . u n | y r lc i c i r c u i t . 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Hirer’* name isn't fouml amou r also would tetics-'i then te*)gni>n il, lo c a l l*ete Echols, local mattress tjlt, leader* in, tlie baiting n\n ; tions today. m a n u f a c t u ie r , s a id t h a t h o w o u ld f|jtc> j , u t , j u s t th u same, he D u r in t ; th e ir a n iv In v t ^ i ’r , {?«*!• I 1 Reinstatement Of Owen Might Cause Trouble By Jack Sords K e m o rru g y -. , O th e r p f ir o f ig h t e r , w h o h a v e 0 ' 1* > * * r . n * , rH S ?" :\er* N , t I I h i m a t P h ila d e lp h ia , H a rve y W e is s at P h ila - lu lp lu ii, I 1 rn n W / .l l' .' r at W a s li in g l n i i, t ' J v e M a s o n a t t t n f f y lo a m i J a c k U> u s ." (le y . b ro k e In to b tts e b a ll a s T h e e n t ir e F l o r i d a S t a t e ! » • - , f i r s t b a s e m a n a n d a n u u t f l r l d r r . th e f a n s , o f f i c i a l s a n d a m - j l e s p c c t i v v l v , a n d G o w t ly b e c n m i ' u n n l ir i'le in , f i r e s , n o w a w a i t f u r t h e r a c tio n a m a j o r le a g u e r b e fo re h e se t " " . . . ' . . . j * AT T EE Sa B J u d g e I lr a m h a m o r M r . P a d -1 sle d d o w n to c a t c h in g . "P HI Ri A RO mLD Ii S u m s o t h e r s w h o c h s n g e d p o * i P l T T S H l i U t i l l . A u g . 8 — t. ti*tn» in c lu d e Lou G e h r ig , w h o "Ih e P it t s h u r P h l* ira l« *s tiiise b a U d id s o m a p it c h in g In h ig h J e h lh .l. ,Iu l> h a s b e e n so ld . F r a n k M c K ir t Jo e H e d w ic k , w h o s t a r t e d ' a s ,i o f ln d ia m i|t o li* su y .s bo h a d o u r-v r-w o y seeo n J h a s e m s n ; M o e H e r g , u p u rc h a s e d th e c l y l i t a a ffo ______ _e be* _ _ j i''®!- H e n a m e if B ih g C r o s b y — ‘ ’ ■» h o f h i s a s s o c ia te s . came a big league c a t c h e r ; D u c k y W a lt e r s , a p it c h e r a t th e o u ts e t r ....................... ......................— who switched to playing th e in • P a s t e u r iz i n g m a c h in e s w e re infitld and then returned to h u r l- traduced In I8U5. up < ’• I P , HIM yn i r a d m is s io n s fu r th u n »....... . ........ f x , tin- c r o w d s a t D r a v e s f ie ld F i r s t , th e | » n . m n t p u s h in g I t . .1 h * v c K " 1 H u s to n m i l it . m y r ia d - u b u rb a Im s e b a ll d a f f y . S im ie „ f t lie o v e r f l o w f e r v o r u|>[ip M iilly is f in d i n g i l l w a y in to S ta v e * f ie ld . H ut th e li e d S o x c a n c la im o n ly a p u r l o f t h e c r e d it N ig h t b a s e b a ll r a m c to th e H u b f o r th e f ir s t t im e t h is s e a s, o n . And M a n a g e ! H i l l y S n u t h w o r t h '- " g it u p - - n ii,I r u n " s t r a t e g y h a - g i ' e n th e N a t lo n a j l- e o g u e c lu b u d a s h n m l c r o w d - p le a s in g c o lo r th a t w a * la c k in g in t h e w a r y e a r s . T h e re a re in d iv i d u a l re n *o ii< , a l s u - l l k u th e " w i l l o ’ th s y y is p " h a t e ru n n in g o f J o h n n y >Ht>pp;; th e r e ju v e n a t io n of B ig M a rt C o o p e r, and th e a c q u is it io n of p n rC fn p l a y e r s l i k e H i ll y H e r­ m an. H a y ^ J ig n d e r * ," W is e M e- l v hsxvi f , | H i , * l?° sue b t u " “ totnot' ijki QumniB niWW* «mm\■ pw vBBw m aas iiH H U iit iiu n iiy iiii •. — SHORT PROGRAM — Sport "Duck Chasers" Band— Here Comes tho N a v y Band" ’ Universal ffewr ' Sunday Ni^ht Huffet Supper • 7:30 to 9:00 P. M. �PAGE e ig h t THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA New York Plans To! Complete Highway A Ml A NY, N\ Y „ A ur. 10-Fiv# years from now, New York Stale 1 " have completed "the greatest highway in th" world'* stretching mill's fmm Ihe state's southeastern tip, through Kir Hudson mill Mohawk valleys, to thr l “i rin •ylvania border at lik e Hrip. 7 hi I 202.iwin.iwm high-speed tollfew Thiowny, now under ronsUucj llmt. Is designed in serve lit) per* rent o f the Empire Stale's 1lt.600,. T H U R S D A Y , A U G . 8 , 19-46 Tourist Is Outlined City Authorizes By Brailey Odham Issue Of Punch AtJayceeLunchenn Board Licenses IliV IN DEAD AFTER FIRE SWEEPS TH RO UG H FIRST C U S S CABINS O F BRAZILIAN VESSEL IMKl resilient*. Sir laiie.s. three nn each aide of n mail. « ill ; pan the stale, with no traffic light*, no grade Intersection* and no utlinn hindrance*. Hpridup lanes Planned Arterial rmilrs will link cities with spgpl-up and slow-down lanns merjflnj- with Ihe Thruway, which will lie niHii In Imth gnomicrclal ami p;i:**rnir* r vehicle*. Tlie exit* Mild entrances will lie. spared an rivctage uf four miles a|iarl. to acroniomdiile h-eal. (hurt-haul traffic. You will he nhlc to see at lensj COMPUTIIT DIMOIISHID Is one of the twenty-one plsnes wrecked w hen a pitotless Navy craft smashed into the plane-parkin* area at the Opa |*«ka naval air base near Miami. Fla. The pilot parachuted to safely when trouble developed. Several sailors were Injured and nn officer was killed by ffyin* debris. U. S. Navy photo, (international Soundpholo) pussitrfa rourtexir*. PXfUSlO AT IOP IS IHI FORMER AMERICAN TRANSPORT Orirnbn which caught fire 100 miles north of Rio da Janeiro, Inklnc the lives of eleven. The ship, told to Ilratll after the war, was tarTyin* 1,087 pauenfers at Ihe time llch.w Is Ihe Merchant ship American Farmer which sunk alter colliding with the William J. fluidic, siiollicr Aincncnn vcsvcl, TOO miles oft the English coast. All aboard the American Farmer, which n< iitully carried a crew of fotty'nien, were rescued by the'Rlddlt at the scene. (Is IrrM fw M l) .reiil.mi'plannrd. fnniparrd With Others HtnTr" I‘oldie -TV/irttsIk partmenl . nfflcud* alippArtinsr (Joyerfinr Thwnns K. l»i wev*M claim that It will Im "Ihe greatest hltthwav In the world,'*- sav these combined fcatme* ran not he found ilsewhrrp. * T'euiisvlvaiita. for Instance, has a TntTnrrrTrmi*r»iimn-iit asVei m’ li* sevi'htv . nullum ■dollar, turnpike. opeitnl'ln O. I hImt. 1070. Rut the turnpike is much shorter (100 nillesi. ha' only four lanes and charge* lulls; 1 h>' steel Hud rniirre tc Tliruway. ilrtu ilm l lev Kewey as the 20th Ceu l in \ i mint it part nf tlic trade- invitatinn to tNr fWmissioncrs ami Mr. Sayer to participate in n cruise on the SL Johns River ?TTm~T . M. -otKord d-w-kid at the Municipal A .sini’- female oyster may laf f f O,000,000 cg(f* in one mutton. Legal Notice THI NAVY SHOWS ITS NEW OARI for goba as compared with the old. at Treasure Island, Calif. Modeling the garments (1. to r.) ate: YI'C Howard Marrou In new dress blues; 52/c John Phelps, wearing old garb; First Class Petty Officer Harold Rudolph. In new undressed bhit*s. and Mailman 3/c Thomas Hendrick) In new work clolhes. f/niermiiioacl) IN THI 1AST PHASES OF CONSTRUCTION. Howard Hughes’ elght-mntorrd (lying pinna t tion Lit tt* Law ir> TV*nntnal Isforul. Calif Curved rectinn lylns on KS'*u»id u jiirt-of ll^e» the worltls lurcril Hying bout ItecOVcrtng from Injuries, llughn kill tec J l aunc h* d. Q uality or Hudson Rivet to a lioliiL just w e t of Albany, where it will meet the linkshitr and Mohawk section*. T h e llcikshirc will extend east ward from Ito- t'nlskill to the MY« a husetts border, near the hamlet of s t a t e line Th«' Mohawk will cover Uw w<stward r e g io n to a point north - By WtltlAM RITT Centra/ / 'fe l l W r i t e r TH E ItOY.-t down It >• 11 v I a way are doing a lilt of elec­ tioneering again They've Just lynched their pr—voli nL Thr RoItviMti revolt we read, was led by etudenlt Mi y h e thi* It an .argument rc n m i a t » » long tumnter vacation lor col- /cgrani. K d t lf iin t , U C iM f |9|| «» I* II KILN IKTN 4 L i l t *»t O uU ft III* Ths lot* pntldsnt ptnnned to fly to Chll* for tantluory hut ho it lQ SINUS, c a ta r r h ! SUFFERERS S IP Tteparta Indicate the te president w a* something of a dictator—»o maybe the rehelltng students were rnnrrrned ahout something a little more serious than )o*i showing off muscle. In t n Irresponsible. •■f I vr-ipool nod Syracuse, where <• will i- in Hm Ontario section Bolivia hoi thms klndt ol dimalev nncl thit may bt wliot rnaksi Bolivians, at limit, had •smpeied The rlmiatlt ora loo hot, too damp and loo raid. Thr- Ontario will run through the Finger Fake region, past l!oche-tei mound RufTalo ami into the Erie »rrtion at Caienovia ( re e k I In- Kne. skirting Lake Erie, will •tretch to the Pennsylvania Imrilcl. all le Ihe Niagara seel Ion will • nntvt the Erie with the Rainbow Undue leading into Canada. A ll nf Unlivin'* ehief etKrt nre In the highlands This en­ ables the white folk to took down on the ottivr Indian* Hut the L.n<ti.«iis ddn't care—rtowiri ■ they live there are n> point * *od , gtiy live* longer ns n i emit gn ats, t ^ fw r W f »• U O tO N O L r^ u lu fip tiL R M t i m i l t * **4 9 f r * rttk) « p i t A w . a B lik t m osqu itoes promoting Bile llarge Canal *y. payroll of f Ott.tHKt.OfMl for work dl tern, will connect the Empire rn tlv mnnectrd with the project. .State’s two chief port*. New York which will he financed from a Mate r*U — - - i ‘ * * nurplu* iimimnUii’i UM M tf •• • tartfliM It l>ruv. 121 m t, FYRO Fln t HI* Pl ilw l. ■pray. with All matal (ink with ain|le bowl and doublo drains, but fitted only with cabinet base. $1.00 quart Pyre thrum $2.95 gallon on .ale at ; ' Sf Touchlon’a Drug Store t , * J Roumlllat A Anderson W ood baae, wW U enam el fin tih a in iU bow l and d ra in , S S n U In batUeahlp l in o le u m . Rob son Sporting* Good.,, • *>*» *« K ’f e i s ;U 4 = » '= '» = 'H = H i = i i » = i i i = i i « = i i i = i i = i i i = ; i i f Southern Chemicals S anford, F lo rid a product IS ESSENTIAL TO CONTINUING SUCCESS ROBB’S HOME BAKERY 217 CAST FIRST STREET PHOf �T .1' In Unity There la Strength— TH E W EA T H E R To ITotect the Prate of the tV-rld: #* * * |% To Promole the Pro|re»i of America: Afternoon anil evening thtlndenhow en lodny and again Saturday, Fair tonight .1 ml Saturday morning. To Produce Prosperity for KaofortL' AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER ___ VOLUME XXXVII Established Leave Pay 2.4J ■* i ■ t Blanks Will Not Be Available A t Post-! Offices Throughout! ‘" ‘Nation For 60 Days Hike In Juvenile Delinquency Is Noted In City V ~w ‘ Postmaster Jor Field de­ clared thin afternoon that Ihr Postoffice had not yet reeelved any nftlrial notification of .the aliening of the Terminal .Leave * t ' * Mill by. President Truman. Mr. • Field, however. slated that etlgihle veteran* *111 be not­ ified through The Sanford ller•aid o* ild and A*ca| vejeran oggnlia" ‘ Wllona a'hVn htank application Ttiriu* ore rrady Tor ilUtrihu• -lion. Mr.v Field alno urged vet: < - • rrana to refrain from trlephon. Ing or railing at thr I'nttoffirr • for blanks until notlfiration of I heir availability ban been pub­ lished In thr Herald. » u Help Is Being Flown To Areas Where Quake Hit President’s C'boice Wins Primary •: * Employment Of. Pro-, bat ion Officer Re­ quested by Ware ( h r T e*h » a m i w rit* HrM*wtAfl- r. Sov- | UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO STUDENT, William lleirrn*. 17. who (m ys.^lm ldy' the m n n h e js "^ .-. bail confessed til the slaying of six-year—old Suianne Legnati, „huw* ed mine sense than tin- • ffenhaw he cnrrleil the ehllil front thr ln-dronm o f her Chicago home, dels niul temiiineil on the island. Guard slr.-tche* Three Members Of Lynching Gang ; Reported Identified By F. B. I. witi *>«• li lt' ipjioitod »» f tra il <xtoh*n, |m ■11♦‘ I v r r ' il l •• Hut I m V ' I f l f l r t ‘ 1! *!* ■ i l l ! mu ? u#l 441 1 H ltt| 11l»»* *• f * m - a i d 111 ! Ii 1 | » . ’ iii, 1 in jii . i k i lli.il ti 1hk* 1 1, 1 .11 d «!•< .III ttif il > * -!* ! ‘ itt\ •»«* lift % ^ t* •»» til- 'i i i i t i u n it. If' » I I I ' , t,i - F ''11 I1” ! •f it ' nml ........."P I"" I llri.ens. (j^ V .' s^me’ m. Kn’ t"" s i . m -i” w m ( Inlcrnnthmnl) ( niternl via q hiiihII, high window, and two air |ifl*** and it wht»I' gun P A R IS '. A u k , S) o P t— 'lh ,. ( I, i r ,|ji p n n io s .il hv I h r s ft'lU j? •the .nntk*tnrkrMsuitvt- - v - |J~ —* .-i, - -t i - '- v;*;—*• he!,, to later V O M V Itb lv T T u ^ tl belt* to t.og ---- in Had. 'the Ihmiinn mi Republic nttd Fm -to t*. pctr.l the - lie '•efo, thi full iff I , ,. i „ i, l ( o .. -tiffei. ,i . i .i ‘ 11 ' ........ 1 l" ' • hv f t h*iw p%t*r. I f f Hu s t ill eailt-o,. l..-...ee V l . t in IN. »•' * a‘ j vf ii*i* ?ti ht rvi|*tti, * aisv «M*■ t ,.pll- .1 .... f R*tv takrn hv h ,thiin*^a ! a .■IS.. - f ll*. It ■ tlv.li l!ep.i*‘ln 1=, urtHlig t*|* rh ttd- vmIc when Klit* nuitti’i 4Hi| i-l* (I* d 1 * t im p h r I lin !•’«i i p i i' ii VI i it 11 tp i ;* nit i * . \ #oiii I i x •m n i T h f rpitlTrll life VHii 1 | m»U f i F t •Ill * u fiftil i n . i i l l ' v llif* * itlfij ,ft|| fitCI»|t'|I. uf thp uliftwtV h a - i | 4.-m *• allfut I'llt r •al. t I m* \ o n ’i i n c - m t ftii i ■ Hftt’il! 11*1 II Nil" 1* t lw i#-»r-n 1 itt* Villi" ImlftV fidlnwf-d mi era I itayw lain two IhiuhN* wiretl j together, were fount! the [ most t.» Monkey Inland, and pot- with aid of (hurt Inddei ’ Byrnes Tells Parley II. S Is W illing To .Make Concessions Bui No! A ll of Them pence coiileienr,-i* Ijl m Piiri.v I’nrM ptMl’P COIlft'IVMi Red CroK.v Emergency j im* v.id'*i i.y:r> ^V'ltpntnst tv •■nine ;II,,IV‘* >“ i>*\unvvv( ’ amps laSiamisntu, a tw„.thlr(is Vllh. to,-, a.t.v,,Physicians Needed tjuu ,(f nil cuni'eiviifi1i^com. I mi'itibttiQiu. Tin* liulp.v.Gum1JUliti'v,liiiti.tT^ilvtLUTu^Lw jj&’iv.i .iitit im uit ni-v t'f .luM iulf’ it-* » im* nfcil in trvpnt jitlufu * i c|»t’i tv linlay let! | \W Wnr^ <o tterliirr tttut |Sriniito'1 (\»unty shouM tmvi? .4 I 1 pru* jti«m .tffi^ei tt* fake cart* of (ho *ilil:il»iTii I Kfvi'in) wpt*U« aifvi two !»nyu v%cft* qirpFisrt! in the act of i i olthing tlip t >liink ‘ tmiil urnr j f- furlong), tune they w n e entitle.I lo hut didn't tin- during s e r v if. Critil rtutt terminal leave Jay bn* Im-uu o *|,ei-tnl uhd exclusive pro, tt-atm- of officers. ,Thu ntra-uie figned by Mr, Truman nt n White II uum* eefeiticiliy today grants ti-imtmd leave pay to eveiy ell liip.-il soldier. -ndor. marine an I rmwtiraanhimuit including ni.iil Itep^ of the anmi'tiV- military branches. Tldit Is how the low work*. j Veteran* with unused furlough time will be paid at tli* dally pay rate of the last grade they In Id, athi* tevenly reals h day far ut«**lem > \ Those whu w eir in the NO Paris Conference Vetoes Russian Re-Enacts Degnnn Kidnaping W ASH ING TO N, A uk. 9. </P>— President Truman has sIriumI the Terminal Pay Ail 1. 15,<100,0(H) veterans now are entitled to share in almost ?.‘I,000,000,00(> worth of terminal leave pay. The new law authorizes • ex-GPs to collect cash and five-year builds for all the Amor luted Press I-eased Wire SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1940 1908 ul«o w t|wi*il 1 n t In ,k mi tin* t d i^ fd a n v o t in g iptiii v * f SU»5i' Inin* * id n n Tt ID MU I 111* > U i f id i i I \ I Id I* 111I’d 1 a tS;.iv i c h il i jft* t h iil v o lt h i ; p r o ’ 1i »‘4**|fii |* \i a-i dn» idl'd hv \mrb A*? ■%rill _ .hi.. , fl'isr.l by Id t U ft |.t 1 uli vtlfh it r - mu . il l H i. t: » . 1 •ju> j * Ity» I 'M i . \ . . «»*»*.* - i"ii i Ih‘in*vralic pnmiu At I I I. \ ttTlNG m tt *. a * nut f i imiiifi 4 * i|f It ( i , *t**P I 'll* r | ' f l*H | t | | ’ III 11 Jt» t V P i I d i 1 I III v v tell tru ’d t h r id e n ­ I’a fI! 1« fUltitUG ■ I' i nf I pi ii (tig In w f III \Vn*hUti ! t it y uf 1 lit* p r o w le r * w h o w e re I Stttfi -r Will tw « h*>>«. lit «nd thr oths-r 14 * til» • II luNtl Ulg t |if|! I »«. I'n^'tlHil a ■ ii I yen tv ,»( age, « ho-e plan to go t . i i it1*14 •* lididntr, I'f'"' \ \ v i* i(i Jill i . had a WASHING iiIV Aug (d'l “ iiihtot himiing" onA looken op I.. . M .» » 'j * . 1>, < ,ti|m|»tt'il. n*(. .’iiIt Ihwtiici id M itt ( uni: I*' The F ill i. *nid in tune k-urmsl I by ttir father of one of the Imiv* ••-..A ll ,i i . , •, i 1 l * n « liulc 11*»t•i i.j* the liletitit) of Hie mot* meiidiets «h o lu.e ilrd tin it ideidity to II * ’ Pel <1lit* ♦* oho lyin'lied f- iji negij.e. nsi»nt' I'ohie t tint i. W ithnm. nnd re­ 11* .tic 1 ,rIn |%»1;•u, I ,«Hit ly lit Mom or. (ill According to t o " " ', I tun no 11 lie- « l m h were . ill* l,( ;tb'LtIU*’il I»v V**( I"' * 'fit 111* < /I 4ImI-1 l!u . lit 1 i "M * the Washington post, Governor niinu. much pnmt <ni the Hartelg .i ! ( ‘ tttiH ’ M t L *j t because of much tire by tlie ln>ys. Kills A m ail r f Georgia and A t­ ,(( ! It** r ,5if f t ‘ t t Us « |U» t f as I M ill 1 I * 1IT4 i i *i* kttIlls . torney General loin Clark in The two youths rue to he taken * , Ii!* III*!-* nil -i \ " *•-!■:»% 11*'.-Jmi-wJi I Id If *4 *•• before County Judge It \ \ Wafet Washington will soon hu.<> evi­ M.k ill' \Ilidtiid is- nf ii-nti tlid lui '%t ♦!» IlM Aj h imli \ llW r Ner'.l of a County prohat inti dence which will lend to n nxnMo MiMf *U ur|!r«t IS- i.lfi.l- 1Lsl 1.i iii** I I I H ' I t ill ' -I Ilf .1 officer to dent with the growing jdefe 10010( 0)1 of the lynching , t lug! \li lltlii i»t i* *■9, ,| , till «ll|t * ! A ir.M i ! ' •- * ♦ ■1 . problem uf juvenile delilitpielicy, gattlt. , 4 r * » was .tu -set litis looming he Ihi re one im.d'.'e Hid liH\e | S llir I'(IT t r 1Ke |»|i»U’w| HKoill.1 Uti ,i|T|iIn*ul litfi ui Tlie Washington tiews|i*per •J,,ilg. II W Wan 1in , *» t.l •»1 > l y i l l s r f l f L f i l l tt s ’l |u F f'l'llt f t | * i | ‘ }*» deiienifinUi will regfif* an lotA ♦ T<iiro N n W flllHC ipioHS u Georgia official u> <h* u„ ...voatwi (*otav that tin I. f *lip I *MiI*i11■ dittonitl ll.'i-'i for each uriuaed * * * *’ a *J UJlBt « 1I1 im’ivii'i’ Ita* !•«•’»» niHtlii- hv closing thatnotOKu huttwo nmt-s „ t.,. „ f ,|,e l>ov win. |„,,ke Into h» I>1« -I dny of leftvp or furl r ugh. Undid H a rm * I lin o (J iv c n I.|d| CUiftllVl*- nf vsllltlmtl-ti ** The l(l„ ,;u|f Filling Station nt Lieutenant Commander Jamti were involved In theincident lit** **hl4. 11 1 thr Imw*. » ail wim »»ntitlrd to two 11 >111m1 1 (' tllli'tf =*t“ \l HU llit«* Mi ry t* that the second rnoip |‘|eniji Avenue mot t .rsi Stiee’ Adam Tew, Jr., who w s . awarded and a half d *y « for cvrry month s i tii I (*»* . I t . « lllllP'TIf’ I |ll|illtl'*-UHI }lt'd< »» O k o y T o O p e ra te nn,| Bhout $:lfi 1 n f i t r v ic p . H n w r v c r , d u r in g !f»v the fitlvrr Star fur an aerial was guarding another road win n |n„t Illln I fli<* I II \Ut*ut,ii. .lit|i|«rrw m ui* I strike against the Kiln* Navsl the imirdeiod farm hands met rash, was It year1 at her thn wm etiirurncy itmhy »*‘rvii,riii'*/» Mi*- «|ni»kf« iii»- •ttdu • 1 lin i tti* i|Mti*ii -fivtlriMtl l****f 1 -^ O n S i. J o h n s R iv e r .1 ! hiwere* unahlr to g»t thr time off Hose and a Purple Heait for their wives could hove traveled the |tl years represented fom fm Uti- (lint wlS muiiths uf VM * ' t*.*11 a tiif! mi fI '« wmimli. suatnined-ln that nrtion, The soennd group didn't parti- rrly_ He dele are, I that he hr t / \ _ r 1 r v r fi’ l n s i l i n i r WiillM ' h m kMl Uf I)s- fit llttlUi if 1 u util* * thevy w m * uI lowed *o Uncle Snm Vf 1daIf |fen IL i 111 Jlb'Uit I be Mi I .s*i•i i ** *>ln*+4 I iit* _. . "L U trointi to pay them for vvhut- was released from tho U, S. eipate in the actual killing i*vm pmolled the Ixiy, wh" lived ,, v e p i r » l i O r " M r.ilr iiif 1i-ii-’i* tiititn i*’tsat y an*! ills n, it h i's i l t«f l .hr I h o o ,i, 11 Ml IL N avy tWednoaday at the Jack­ though It was prepared to act if Il .like Monroe, to J. J- T T. Thigin n. opriuH i tti u !• ) Kt* linf, ake Monrue. rim Atlnulie 1- Wilt ly Im A i r r tlu’y mi*srd sonville Naval Personnel Separa­ the nther nmb had not succeeded. Georgia farm owner on whose ut tin* ni 3{i?i|i i?y*I mi.bits \! tIti% , PuymiMits totalUnir under WO Kudrin’ llnrt, n*inviwmllmr th* I 1 .,1 ,- .uni s a Imll *H»b tion Center. l ie - f il l # inn t- b< ihfi *( Tilt* Post goes on to <|un!<> a- plantation the hoy’s father lui' will I k* triadp in cash. Atiy tnhU Id tiff it laourue. UI r S*oit 111 where ri A pilot of a torpedo bomber mdher slate official as saying been a worker mid .... I...... ov*»r tfu l nnodint will Ik* made 1 1 I htw I p t lllr tttl rr txiy was born. |.l*S \ \ <.1 I I - Aug *.* id’, m n<»i4*feifi>hul>le five-ypni Ifoml* flying off the famous carrier that the Fill has Identified ii "Mr. Thigpen rrpnilrd to " . \hinit Hilo 1„ » ,1.1, >«-.t |,niton* *If 1 Ik - . in 1 e iit « iH i| il ir it U i, n im T'l 4torn el, Comdr. Tew participated '■•ast three of tho yniig and is for rm h multiples, with rush 1 . iji 11, h i 4\ f (tin** 111 he had nevri loot « ’ in shipping strikes against the lydng up thread* of other cvlihn.v that -ttaniled t |,o m d tin gambling 11ll to make up the Valance of the O n A fid itio n ,*11»*' I C(Mtl 1 Mil til'*’ * Hr 1 1 1 1 W o r k r Kurc Naval llase. During one of before making arrests of the en double w’ilh the parents 01 , 1c 1 l hip It....... lloi (f I <>♦ Aug,dt | " ■ mount if nt*t«**«nrv leo during the 10 veai. they 1 these missions he was wounded i |lrr |yIlfh mob. -till n r iiow they d j 1,1 Pirsidrnt Truman all eady hus when enemy anti-craft fire dam ..... mskr1',., .0 . 0 , ... T o I bd i wI be irw e P rl a n A tt A l •ui .< liinl tul — ■ei . 1 . , , lived with him," said Ju.t P tl a n ,— T I u'-'t liotne l..i“ t ofoiiemrliL offt J ho' sigmxl ft bill appropiintiniT mortf aged his plane. Comilr. Tew I , ‘ " i“ ‘l J j” mdmM m Ware. Me stated that if 11 • nit tin* * fful l uf ihr ft *'*1 111 I li e I, , . . l»* er. lit -r nt.... -i mo d I hi opet t , M '1 ' than $2,111,000,000 for that pur­ managed In complete Ilia mission ^ , 1*1r*a*’ w lilt h wt*hl in!** *1 ' * .1 hnf should violate Ins parole I .M o n r o e U n d e r w a y l it , ' | , | , • i wouhi u 'sent hark to' .S«t,f„i,l !*nn, " f ” 11,,‘ 1 (•, 1 Inly I. pose. Hut ii— ns oxpectctl— ( j’ I and returned t » the llom et."For -hottlv after they wen* eoii.i.oi , u* ul the t oinpnnv - t.i,iit‘ i If! f l.hn* e v ^ l thnl figure. Con- hi» couragpous a c t i a n a and t.-d .so far then, ha^hcer. no j Meanwhile, City and «'»ut.n of the lUmi.... , ,.*mo Tony UirT (*. Mnurtr nf thr Trftfiu I'telm-iuaiy ,.w «ik».ha* W‘Kiiu {.Jneksnevdlo, . oft icm I word from tnc Jtiabce ; authorities are on the aleii f nera, tohl 1 all forum nf firm Is that V ress will vole more funds later. wuUpds he was awarded the ltm«’Uil *»f Ibr NMtin!THr'r«U»tfiiM*u iuuisllUelinU “ f u 2 M U " hni .e. , | |„. ( Uy ll( *;al,(,,|.| pj,., . A ll d veteran Jpu to do tu Kr. Silver Star niuljhc Purple UearG Department oc iita rglu . officials , ( WU jamths. who -1«rt Jvrithis' stneo- t h e y had Jmitoimisid the t .yip nt Jacksonville, ^supported on )11>u,. ..dditim, tn Th. . Fl.ui.hi ^h. ....... could gel gel the ,1 nulls to confirm* the Itlentlflcaliou , t parked their car behind * 0 M l»* taints, they eelve t».rmin<n leave pav U obtain Veteran of more than 40 com­ Hint'-, .indention that *the givn' “ '*....’ I'liwe, .ii,,| Light limit ut Lake , ,j,, w iirsfim .i ■ the roundup of the gang. hushes near n residence on *>!••• putri n«. off I11t***l II* V a form blank nt hi* local po*t- bat missions, he also holds (he j i ,,f tlie rait tnaruige • >f lt„. Vi.Mi.iM.r MfIiu*|t will I »,L * Ml Tt»*% I i Cornel 1 hill! I>4*1*0 uf rt*aIn I bill Ii i i*i Walton county official* tixluy* Avenue, cut the lights, came ttii» Offlcc, fill it out nnd fciul it ;n Distinguished Flying Cross nml , . , , 1 mures during the it-i, t M. Sl.bIMI.iMHie J|t »i|llH '• i I'l. iiw**i| o n h u ll H i* »l»)l MU' at neivsof the n ynnl and started hack ‘. tov».n 1 io the proper autlioritir«i The the Air Medal with three slur* •Jxpieased surprise ...uiiti ipuirter* uf the vi a, I! It < (ilchuiti. fiiafiiM'i" u! *bt I" n it * ih itiK * * «l ^ it b h ;h. V\ hlaiiks probably will be rend)' in in lieu of (he seeond, third, and irportrd identification of thiee “ lruek •" '‘• ck " f »•'•* h,,u*e * 'uxl into 41 l .ntH* It d A f ll *’ l ( y I t ...... t-r the last *ix rn.uut, < .iff Is,. Mf fils’ Ul»»l lli.S »’ fourth awards. alK>ul fU) dnya, % mrmbera of the lynch ntob. The wMc-nt in the .... t joint lit-| Hi- yl'al, the Jaik-erivdi,1 (,",i I iirliI i *41111|itiii\ Reporting for active duty in ....... llui.yau of Investigation -honied to them and they him .. 'inliunnre its *.i!ii it itiir ifiimlihuK j I. , I ,1,-, lutes, intllrale stub pt,» \J. ♦»M ifni Sin11 li i i «»t mdi *1 InroAelf nto! 1 patrrnngi May. 1941, Comdr. Tew obtain, ha. decllnetl comment n„ the n,,‘ r“ n* l" » » ,h,,|r «oto.u,d, r i *1. *• •, 1 Illln- roll! Ifuif•l ,i , mirti a pi-aW e> r .' , , tr v* - i ** l i m i t ' 'ii L*f I f four ... ed his "wings" ami commission ra»e. "hertff K. 8 . Gordon of ■"«» horridly .Itcve away. a.. ' ■ it V11 USmi i-|4, Y ■\‘.r Hurl „ l the « t u )'-n t • fonspu a, v t,. 1 * -*is if si i I f f t m l il ii ir nt Pcnsartda In March, 1942. In Walton county saltl he bad heatd ■ *’ * (aolce icpor tir 1 4 * 1 lit atiilft.... 1 , i putdie »ci * .........in , June, 1943, he was assigned to nuthing of any iilentificatloii* >> game* ■* |.u »iii.linn | " u.< * i 1 . wmibi tin ln«!' met testified that In u # in ANDES RETURNS During in,uuing hnur a dive bombing squadron nlKwrd Anuitii. Dining ........ tin i-l.i I'* i|*,n* ‘ - 1tt! Ion ; l,4l» »‘*| I ♦*.. ,i* .*f|y lnrr«*ttf&qi % «*i ifniirmitt . te.itlv tunenr».,l , ,,-t «*i ,,l r* I,. » * i*«•% Oliver Amies recently relriim t there wn* , nlv «ne water •«'< the “ jeep" carrier Chenango nnd ,t .... Id lie ilhfnit t,i -..-Ml, t„ it- .......... •him -i 1 !l>' .......... fjiitn the Stale Future Fan,,, ' ,f) operntnui ai d it imd n eapueity pnticipated In ali- support opera­ 21.IMS* lute*,11“ Hi, .plant at '--l ,, leadership end foresty trainin,' „f no ,,a , .■ngel- The round trip iiutuiuitiiiul product* will, an Sid tions during the Invasions of dilnnnl mcii-as* ill freight late Isnrastdn nn,l « 6(1.009 hnr*P|Miwei ‘ " ' i v i d lij. Ltlwui.d ll'pp in ., *•. TI.» convenllnn nt 0rl*ndo for Tarawa and Kwajaleln. cemp at Camp Olena where l,e (#ke* ***,, hour* .* 11 iii V ot 1 1 k « ■ Si *itin>*»* i mint? •—— — j (dntil at (Vest I'ulth lie.u Ii. The the orgariitallon of th* 11th Di»repesented tho Seminole Chnpl, Returned to the States In ■oMthined capacity of the,e new ( lit#IIIIk*l i»f t 'oittiii^i«:r tricl of th* Amerlcuri Legion, March, 1944, Comdr. Tew wa* fo r tho past two weeks; according plant* i* greater titan the entire to Alex R. Johnson, Seminole ^ho u , p „ f insulateil milk tank eompoaetl of ull negro ro«t* I" transferred to Torpedo Squadron demand on the conipanv's itute* Horlda ended Thuraduy afternoon, 17 aboard the celebrated carrier High School ugrirultuiid instiu. caril iMi r,K|Ure,l in 1924, wide system prim l„ 1919 tor. •t was reperbid today by A. Held Hornet. He participated In the Mann, d a l * adjutant. , In addition ti> ,|,«ildmg the first carrier-Uised strikes against F A L M O U T H , England. Aug. 9 a< iterating capacity id tin- |ueOn Monday awl Tuesday there Tokyo on Feb. 17, 194B, and senl plant, the Miami pinjecl u convention of Colored Vet- later in strikes against Okinawa —(A’)— Repairs to the ctdllsiortwill permit further expansion uf dnmagsjd freighter rOnericsn F ar­ t’Yran» of World wara which re­ and I wo Jims. vecrive in nearhy aea*. ju*l a* sulted in dlshandlnit of tho oriraTOKYO. Aug. 9— id’t TlHe was relieved of overseas mer are going to be started Imthe expansion nt Sanford, Sara_ mediately. Officials o f the United nlxation order to Join lha Ameri­ duty In July, 1045. ___ and____ for _ the m n ejvain lil cOntrovei-y II- S,tofoid Flotilla <•{ tile U. past year ho ha* been stationed State* Line* say the fjpatre,l can Leiflon. the -inktog of the American I,m •iitn and West I’alttt Reach make* Ily WlLBUIt JENNINGH equipment neccsaary lor n lO-dey iaiat I’anny'liy Ja p planf-* d m inu The 11th DUtyicEwue officially at lha Naval Air 8 tation at Ft. vessel probably will sail far Ply­ service |m»»ibh- in those S Coast Gtintd Xnxillaty will MIAMI. Fla.— Tbe Imnitnu of trip are Instened to elde-paneLn hate a Tuorheon ttieeltlig .it the orranifed Tuesday evening at I^uderdale, as operations instrue- mouth or Southampton within two the -eige o f Nanking ha* !*-en area*. xi,ey Bkso Imve wl up a tnn ........ week*, where ber cargo of food deadly anakex deep lit the heav> in the Tokyo war h i m e A .evoluttomiry design m Ibe Aim,o> on Sat in ,lo c tin,mi >ii (1:00 o’clock and charters wore growth of the Florid* Everglade- nery ln tt ri„ii-k tn the 'Klnile.i, sn ttir.l The prtrsecution pr.-.-nie-l 'lu.mt generating plan* will lake himtit •■f Coitalr \il, i, \\ tnheck, A graduate o f Hanford High for Rritain will In uploaded. delivered by Dept Comdr. Froel la the newest occupation of time miles from Miami Here the nklitn Jlelley to IS posts and applications School, class of 1038 and form­ The salvage battle la still raz­ former OU who expect to moke a undergo die various bathing, flesh­ evoleme In *hoW that Jap.m -e advantage of the lack of extreme, +11- 11 it t due, tot *if th*- C.umI Goal,I Viixilinty nli., >, making in Florida climate Thr Ttirl for six more charter* were ap­ erly ■ carrier for The Sanford ing ever the American Farmer. tiring ott the axle of the skin*. ing. rinsing and neutralizing pro­ iiffir m fiiftil itiCtlVtd otil«T* I*’ genet a tor, tw„ great butler* and a loui , f Dlstriet |. it wa* ap Herald, Comdr. Tew plena to re­ The little British VOass] Ellxabete, plied fur, On an average 10-day ‘gtadrs cesses necessary to produce unit »mK si!t u’Mflg liuliiiit for Nito- l m i 26,000,900 gallun* • a - day imuneed thi* morning l,y Alex tt. A All cola rod members of U>u turn to the University of Florida which took the vessel In tow after trip, the three—Edward and Char­ pliant reptile trathrrs kinir ^Itlu ut rcgnnl to tIn ir rlrrulallng water pump* will lu- Johnson, captain >( 11 -* di-tri t. oeVnerlfnn U flo n Including of- where be w *» * student prior the was damaged In a collision nt les Mulloy and Donald HiltonThe rrsl of ihr work U done nt natomnlitycnn-lructed <nit«loor». These will j to hla entry into the Navy, The *ee, has claimed salvage right*, pect to bring back about 2.300 tret I ai*l nvetiitig Comdr. WlnJieck flcera of (he post* were their Miami plant, n tanner Navy at u mass meeting by the Dude veteran it the *on o f Mra. L. E. and so has (lay American Ranger, of akin (rum such reptiles a* dw maintenance workshop. Here the ctduttcl, i* raid to have admit led baV,. only their « Z g * ' a* cover­ made tin intipcctton of the Auxi­ ings, Switches amt other drliTew, of 200 Avocado Avenue, County Guard of Honor, which later put a skeleton crew foltoumouih moccasin, diamond skin* are tlrlctl on rack* and thrn tn pri*oti interrogators that hia rate electrical controls will In- liary unit ot Veto Reach and toOn Wednesday mornl _____ aboard and brought her to port. back rattlesnake, Congo banded "broken'' over n "knee"—tn thla tiriilY'ry shelled the Rrili.lt Gun- lmil*e,I in the main building t,nd night will visit Mellmtinie. Satwaierxnake and others. was a big parade of front 1100 to case a 13.73 machete from a hard­ hunt Lnlyhlrd while she wo* extensive atteintiuns to accom­ unluy ,-toning ('apt. Johitm-n will Incidentally, Iho Ranger Is ex"Bring 'em back alive" Is the 400 negro legionnaire* and 1&0 going In help the Pansy. A Nn\ v modate this equip men l now are accompany t ’omdr WltdiecV to a l-tcted to resume her Interrupted trio’s motto, "fo r you don't *ix>d ware store liierting in |)el.aiid with r,-| te»~ _ soldiers, plus two drum and bug­ In on article In Th# Herald voyage to New York todsr. She their skins as much when you have After the prdcm.*tng. tbe skin-, ie)>( rt introduced today said tin- underway. rntalivr* of DeLand. Daytona le corps and a band, Wednesday concerning sentences should errlve in about eight days to kill (hem tn action ” The nnakr* are ready to be worked Into hats, I’oitay was tbe target for al lea t Reach. I’ahttka, Mt. Ihua suit Now j At the meeting Thursday .mern. imposed by Judge/M, B. S m R with I l 'hIerh cargo l ______ o f 85 blooded are killed by cutting their head* handbag*, umhrrlla handlr* and 29 bomb. In Det-imber. 1937 . Smyrna units. Dept. Judge Advocate J. K- Circuit Court tM name “ Ernest’* Arabian hormei for fh f Army, Other artlrlr* Two to three snake-v~------- ;----------— s— appeared In nfawcUon - with a **' ■ .1; 0lV h L i* t h m i* t v ^ la J L . hiuakct- oktaa are required lo make a hind- PIIII.H TIN 'E M. P.’s K il l FI) which retails for |45 up. " ■ ■ ■ 's i r " ' five y «r sentence for forgery. eera, who became friends while HKDS M AR K ( 'l l \KC,LS Fruit -venom Isn't taken on the serving as scoutmasters before the The lest name was oroitt-xl. The Ulons because It ne*d* to be on general acthrlties fit the _ fun name of the man found guilty war, picked up much of their M O SCO W . Aug. 9 ( A l —The ttu*ted. However, they do ion.. Dept. Rehabilitation- Char- 1* Ernest Robinson. knowledge about snakes while on MANILA, Aug.' o—01*) —Pl.ltlM OSCOW. A ug. 8 OP)—Thr Cam* alan trnde union publication Trad a complete Qrst-ald outfit, ppitie Military PollIce dlrctoicd hikes. They admitted that they man, Joacph Frank told ofaerrico rnuoLt Party newspaper Prarda charged today that American Im­ affl»*rs work and rcnaWlitatlon. DYSON W IN I C A S K ' The Hanford Lions Club has didn't go tn far reading snake lit­ scape), novocain, auction cups, Inlay that nine member* of their yeatenlay prlntted Die text ol Sec­ perialism lx trying to gain world syringe—and a couple of guns. Adjutant Reid -Mann outforce and two armed pcarant* retory o f State Byrne.,' bperch rule. The article claimed that ihc ehsnfed the time o f Ue meetings erature. wear high boots, Ull (Hukluilahaps) hat., W n killed in ED M U LLO Y and a beauty In the coo# of f , , A - Dpon on Fridays from IsOO P. M. t.i T u rn l*) before the Part* Peace aim of Amcrtran monopoly ot so lire fangs of a sly snake For their work, they have con­ sursua E-‘ N. Sutton, a circuit tt:I5 P. M, it was announerd dtpttal L* to make ratcllltrx out at sink Into their leg* before a mountain battle lit Tnynha*' Conference Rules Committee. a question and answer ’ program. Court Jury Thursday gave a ver- today at the meeting by King verted a two-ton Army truck for they are captured with a pair of _ Provip-e. Thirteen other military Ttte address was given the mo»t tlie countries of ta lln America. use aa headquarters on the expe­ diet (n favorr of Mr. Mi ~ Dyson In Uon Henry Witt*. ditions. It has a complete galley, lODga'on a long pole" Much o f the policemen wert wounded. The prominent place tn tile Publica­ Europe and Aala. Trud'.i charges y District Governor Al- th* amount _. .. of iff h 11,154 a for th* *nA expression of sympathy was sleeps four and'seats four. Under btnttinc U done at night. taction marks t t » first time the tion* foreign news aectlun. It wa* were made Ip cotutectlixi Wll.a ilger of SL Petersburg will __________ farcement of a Hen for labor and today extended by the club to one of the seals u an Insulated Dp to now. the Mulloy-Illltoni armetl peasant forces have been printed above tlie test ot the re­ comment on the forthcoming ronprincipal *p»ak«r at tbe for building an oddities* on pi ha* • perfect record: lifflc ia lly teported tn b « operating ply made by Soviet Foreign Mini­ grewatonal elections In th* Unltsd 300-pound capacity Ice bog. while Btatea. a anakebltet I outside tho Central Luzon plain*. ster Molotov. James A Tew Is Released From U.S. Navy Duty Flyer Holds Star For i !i ntmuii ilion i Southeastern Shipping Interests Protest Rail Rate H ike Request Silver Strike 800 Persons A re Stranded Aboard Gambling Vessel \II. \iVl \ Am r4*. \ Casino Is Nabbed For Violating Law Organization Of (^Colored American Legion Completed Damaged Ship To Undiergolmmediate RepairsInEngland Three Ex-Servicemen Plan To Mak<* Living Hunting Snakes In Everglades Lions Club Votes To Change Meeting Time Controversey On Fiinay Reopened At War Crimes Trial Chief Of Auxiliary To He Honored At Lunehcon Saturday | •2 Byrnes’ -Speech Is Printed In Russia f '! - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 08, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0eb54f001d399c13e2067dd33c4af950.pdf a356b5ea27b73202d05744beecbf3d28 PDF Text Text ; / ■■■ PAGE SIX r 4-6 j TUESDAY, AUG., 6, IM S THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA More Power Is Seen I000, chief P n in U lu e . G U a + n k i Tn C n n L ' ►JigE i AP Sew sfeature* i MADRID — .Spain's rainiest ^spring in years haa brought the jftmntry nut of the w orst drought jnf the century. T The importance of the drought . 1* measured by tw o losses for the I jra r 1046; tw n-thlni* the normal •wheat crops, and one-fourth the electric power. Loss of the wh'eat hi might the bread ration down to 160 gram s a day, one of the lowest In hrrad-atarved Europe. Oliva oil production, Spain’* sourer of fats. ws* 242,126 — 70 percent of normal. The d ro u fh t continued through th e w inter of 1846-6. „nd it wn^ M ay fl of thU year before power restriction* were com pletely elim ­ inated in Catalonia. Spring rain* were so heavy th a t most reservoirs overflown! w ith dam aging flood in south­ e a ste rn Spain ami fear th a t some crops would be washed out. In general, however, crop prospect* a r e said to be the b est since the bum per y ear 1814. This year, th e peasants say, "thi* wheat will even grow out of the stones."* ed: “If I can’t get back Into organised baseball, I'll o[s?rate my Springfield, M o, farm for a living before i ’ll return to the Mexican l-ea tu r. Ur. I/Conurd Darker O ptom etrist Hyes examined—Glasses fitted 203 S. Orange A rt. Orlando, Florida I'hone 4887 T la f 'lr is h " potato, n product of South America, reached North America via Kurope. OW EN S til)IT S MEXICAN LOOP iieginnlng tow ard the end of <ttci>u ViUAAElr, BROWNSVILLs Tux.. Aug. «— W j—Mickey Owen said today he is through with Jo rg e Paiquel and th e Mexican League baseball se t­ up, Back on Unilud S tates soil a f te r playing in the Mexican loop fo r several month*. Owen dcclar TRANCE OM V tU iU TLCO* MAvm SPAIN for nine days. fioTh gone* were' forced to h alt Industrial power supplies th ree and four days n week during the second h alf of BLUE CHAMBBAY S H U T ______ ~ftucgcd blue chambray ihirl for big —O hdL llltJt. Iw)jAU-4JBU«|t —w«ar -■.■i-i.. Mathers appreciate (his shirt because Its waihfast and Sanforl;c<I-S1irtink. Sires: 6, 8, 10, 12, 1214, 13, 1314. Ship­ ping weight 12 ox. 43 Y 3911Ea. 83c ember. The 1844 crop* did not suffer heavily from the d ry weather, ex­ cept in some regions. But serious difficulties came with 1846. In the Catalan lone factories had to close three days a week by the end of Jan u ary , and in the Dilban area eom pleta stoppage AIC.'.S A7, 4 Cl ed l y Ilia pit,; i I t. t i ybcii-; ron_,J : .‘.I al fnc tuaca can,.-re n ts In Part* ate ... h i m -,. ,vc t,i btrcii. b i,.tu of U r.llo.y on lu lta u - tr c m h Lordci t,„ i<, t r;:..* to.’ iJc Icrancio lilamlj from Italy, wliicii a j o I,..-, Ijoya. I’a u t .i.— , v.ould uc d.'miiitar.icib Albania would be u cu -iu r-d . Vugustavia gets m*‘St (•I Verier, a liiulia and 7-ara trout Italy, Slid orcv.rnCs a l,ce territory. tic* r..ania gets T ialiiylvjnla tram Hungary, but Inc* |ic;-.,ra^ln and N. If jrou i»rc continually having m otor trouble with your old washer . . . Call us and wo will m ake the necessary repairs and have it ready for you next wash day. REST. U G LY R A D IO l i e s W ith fco o i •eU i T h e'ip p w g r’ produtH l In Spultt for th e ' year 1016 was 4,066,U30.QINJ d l a w a t l .h o u rs. TO .per-. rent of capacity, The 1046 harvest was the w orst of the cer tury. W heal was down to 1,800, | 000 tons, against a normal 4,160, g u o tM ELECTRIC SERVICE w n urI nc* S tM ic t ^ C O M 207 M A G N O L I A A V E . 118 P erk Avenue Phone 29 ItlttlK P A N Y SA N FO R D , FLA Phone 101 J. E. M cAlcxandcr, Jr, U) but wifi j;ct bat it Hat:;;oa, w lutc, h o v .-v .r, tire .jav.ctl Will get the right tn build a Ilallic tuvai 1:035. k'c: . itlcaliou on 1 lands i t b a r (liilerrtaiio.ifil) dinla mid Sicily would be rr.iricieil severely,, C a 74 115 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 990 T he musket was invented by the S p a n ia rd s about 1610 n< no in f a n try weapon. Tile first iron furnace In the Cnitint S tale s wa* liullt in Vir ginia n HI in. ODDS and ENDS Living Room Picees Table Lamps 2 Pc. LAWSON LIVING ROOM SUITE Up lo 50% Off In Beige n nil nf n-da- of Gtoori utrlpo Tapestry — $4.9 A lo p (Ju a lily Uuilo Rn j Pi ico $233.68 $ 169-95 Floor and Bridge Lamps We ward lo o o ll Iheoo " b a d " . lunt lake a look and (or yourself. 2 Pc. MODERN SUITE boo In asserted covers and colors —light wood f Ifim lull c >il nprlng consultation $ B rand N o w $ 89,50 S ofa Bod h u t !h e c o v e r n e e d s r e p a ir—o n ly For your own real deep-down smoking enfoyment. . smoke that smoke off Fine Tobacco _ 2 Pc. VICTORY SUITES lilt tiro t m w e ll m a k e thom 111 y o u r p u ts o Buy Them Now Havo Thom Delivered Later LOVE SEATS In Floral Tapestry, Wine background Floor Sample. Roy. Prlco $112.50. Salo Prlco 2 Pc. EGGSHELL SUITE Datk wood Imn lull opting construction bitill lot borvica. Sale Prlco 2 Pc. STRIPED TAPESTRY SUITE r S am plon, W w l t n f n v ta i Irr I f McC’ormkk (n&sodl upon the nrtfln*! Q p aln liif CLOTHES HAMPERS, all sizos W O O D BEDS—u sed . . . USED KITCHEN CABINETS USED SO FA an d 2 CHAIRS BABY BLANKETS METAL BOW END BEDS, as low ( r n OCCASIONAL CHAIRS O n o G ro u p A snfd. p ric e d al O n o G ro u p Aast'd. pricod al OlhorB v alu o d lo $29.95 at o n ly u a l it y o f p r o d u c t FIRESIDE CHAIRS IS ESSENTIAL TO “ C O N T IN U IN G Rog. £04,85 LAWN AND PORCH FURNITURE BEACH CHAIR w ilh c a n o p y an d loolresl $8.95 DECK CHAIRS. g re e n s trip e canvass ADIRONDACK CHAIR, u n fin ish ed $6.95 WHITE ENAMEL W O O D GLIDER $19.95 UNFINISHED W O O D GLIDER $5.95 ----- , j -X-only-jLarfJg Wirrg Ghalru In -To O.P.A. Coiling $108.83 Salo . 1 only Grcon V/tng Chair Others in stylos and prices lo suit you DESKS AND TABLES Student dosks and knee hole desks In On n r Blond, Walnut and Maple f r o m ......................i P d v d End, Lamp, Occasional and Cocktail Tables all at.prices In keeping with this groat annual aaloo ovont, All iinlshos —all stylos—all woods *, ODD SOFAS i 3 only Lawson fToral Topeslry O.P.A, Colling 5148,11. Sale 2 Modorn Solas tn Rust or Groen Reg. Prlco $89.50. Sale . . . . PLATFORM HOOKERS Over 60 regular slock in assartod stylos, covers and wood trims a » low as , 18llt Cunfury, Colonial and Modorn Slylos. Light, Dark and Moplo Woods. Tapo3try f O i QC and Voival cyvors as low as iP u g v D IF YOU WANT IT-~WEPLL SELL I AT A PRICE YOU C A N T REFUSI :___________ - _____________________________________________. — .. - ' • It’s Easy to Pay the Mbther Way iT ll= lll= ill= IIIE fll= lll= l= lll= lll= lll= lll= lll= lll= M I= lllE M I= IIR .. ...■ * o �i ‘j a y # / : ■ £— --------------- i - tt - ------------- J _ IH E W EATHEK I n U n ity T h e r e I« S t r e n g t h — /» > T# rroteet the Peace of Ibe World; iie r a lft To Proaole fhe r r o fm s of America; 0 P artly cloudy Ihia a fte rn o o n , tonight and T hursday with b rief local a fte r­ noon thunderstorm s. To Prodace Prosperity for Sanfsrd. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW SPAPEH VOLUM E X X X V II SANFORD, FLORIDA, Established 1908 Kaiser Lager Missouri Voters Support Truman; Nominate OAKLAND, C alif. Attir. 7 UP)— SuKuostimia th a t Con*KT<-*k9 Inveatlgntu th e w a r­ tim e record of H enry Knis- Jaq. Dramatic Serum T ransfer Off New found land , PARIS, A ur. 7. l/T)— Tho I rult'A fontmiltei* of tho Paris I’oitfi* {’oiifoiAMioo lias wound up its work *>u procedure^ by tohipruniisiiiK ‘>n viiflnif* niafliiitfiy . T oday tho com ­ m ittee resumed its work without " lu tv tn III** nrKumonta «***■ ami B) VSSCK’IATEP I'ltESS . ! 11’a jit| over b u t flu* wlioutinit —g r^ j f . 4gTatnlMirm- -in - n - r i a tcAi. • IU * n f|K S n !t ^ = i r m n n j f t f When* jninmries 'urn, Knteer tins called for ans invrsltgatiim , . o f th e . a test iu itu iiry ’s w a r record rvc The shipbuilder ha# 'c h a r g e d th a t scandalmonger# un- tryiutr to ass a ssin a te Id# repu tatio n. Ho ' asrerted th a t ll u u r . caiidalrnonirfrj have h ern o ut to Mb hi* Figftana, i'alif., stesd plunt. In hi* call for uii Investigation of the steel In d u s try , K aiser claimed th a t d u rin g th e w ar his s h i p y a r d s w ere sh o r t of steel, “ te asserted t h a t "th® g v eat steel Corporations foiled lo p ro vide the neeesary aleel for ship* They had shipyard# o f th eir own, and Kaiser m u s t la* n lopped vva* the slogan.*' KaUcr rlaitns th a t Je*«o J a m e s ' special c o n su ltan t told him th e Reconstruction Finance I'u ip o ratlon preferred to hove the t'S S teel C orporation spend govern ment money in U tah on a steel Q p tan t the steel corporation would run, Kaiser quoted Joe* ns saying he would n ev er recommend spend ln|f governm ent money on n steel plant in Califorrda to be o p erated f t " Kaiser. ^ lin il^ r p y iiit'u U i v U iivb jiu tirita O lt; gas w rre held y e s ­ terday. With most of the votes totalled up, h ire 'sa a resu m e eys View of the result: In Missouri—the "show m estate- the voter* have shown Tlurr) Truman th at they're he* hind Inin, at ea st the voter* in the F ifth l'mtgi essional District, That Democratic p rim a ry was supposed to In* u test of the President** stre n g th . A* th ing s turned nut, Mr. T ru m a n was right and Representative Roger S lau g h ter was wrong. T h a t's [ what the P resident said when he : urged the voters not to n i l ,Klaiighter hack to Congress be, cnu-i* he had opposed too m r n y of the A dministration's m*a*ure*i The President succeeded ill h li purge. With th e liar Vi rig of the While House, the IV n derg asl pal it leal organisation and th^ CHI Political Action Committee] a polilua) newcomer and an e*j serviceman mimed Knns Axtell AHMED HANDS i|F VuLIiK TEEIL-PQLIGKMKN i m p i r o o t in u r l« unseatrd f'laughh’r. Complete unpatrol the stre e ts of Athens, Term., after report# th a t S heriff Man offirial figures gave Axtell a •field ami his IwcVerx might fight their way hack into the city and n,a tkU* . . . . . , i m a k e a n o t h e r toil lo r p o litic a l c o n tr o l. . , S oon a fte i . . . Ih e ( , l c a i i d l d a t e s vot®* The -group mtikstl Jo invite _ - - 1-" live form er enemy sla te * to p a r ­ ticipate in conference ik-libera* lion- I . ginning S a tu rd a y . Under an tm e n c a lt am en d m en t -slightly atleio.1 at l(u--lil - MlggeStiun— tli,. , i‘|*i,*seritatite of Italy. Ru ] manta, llulgai la. H ungary and j r i Finland will he aide lo l>e la-ard <n question# of the tr e a tie s con­ ceiving them Manwhde, iV e re t a ty o f S tate It Vi lie.- held a tr a n s a tl a n ti c tele­ phone conference w ith Pre»lik*nt 11uni.in t,«lay In inning the chief executive uj lo dal,* on 0ie prog re-c of (he parley. This a f t r r n on v|r Tniiiinn wax slated lo coefci with * inlet•••eietary of M ai. I HI | IK KIPSHIP i III H\ VICTiiR V . O FF .ilplillu ria epidemic, nidionl in appeal fill i o'em- with the needed metircine V launch ffe, picking op .et inonull. tile.I hy j i" NEW I H MU v Vt * seiuin i.'i't'i", 1 from i lie \ i i"H ' 11.■‘.V -. ,0 ,ii I... I.-, ^ i.'iC o n iin is s io n P r o m is e s Q u ic k A c tio n fc r r f r t m .!.« -..JT to -tte ] JV -. n - I y n v , t e r r a t, In D e e p e n in g C a n a ls O n W e s t S id e K aisej al»° declared lh a t hi# I — I n d U* t r i e s built * 100.000.000 worth o f house* for the govern- n * I ment for u fox of ( 2.00 and then I V n m i t l A l O .d ld n t get t h e . *8.00. U C im n U lC The w est coast shipbuilder also complimented _ Ihe M o r c l u n t Marine and Fisheries Committee ^ In v estig atio n uf ahlpbutldng. lie he would he m ost wiling to appear la-fore tho .Senate Mend Investigating Committee. SS | 1 Rep. Tyn Cobb Is Pirate General Manager Pleased With Training Facilities Here Main Speaker At Kiwanis Meeting LaGuardia Urges H, i-.ynk n . ' i , , . m,...,.,--.-yoniHi.ws CuUbveiiVt* *j ,* m n „ ilj lly.il >° ■ ,,, <a», ..........-' "■ I " ‘ms r . V ,U For Public I IfillO l ill i o n l ) | * &■ &’£!££*EC itiiiiciing Project UNRRA Aifencv \ he-on Major Steele Wins Diploma At-A.M.G. School At Carlisle lit ,« i| heat I- li.nt. R la u g lile r an .I I t.OOO v o te s o v e r tthird h i r d rcan s m didat i i d a t e. Jero m e Walsh. U .n n n .ln O l" n Itenu it... p..— ilolitv I I n Iel n .1 a - pnruimuiMi were declared elect**!, the sheriff's office Iwgan cleaning up the When November election* roll The w est const ahiphuilder said gambling spot* in McMinn County. A slot machine an punch , around. Axtell will have another th a t hi* F ontana p lant was built "» h“ " d * *» ^ IU with money borrowad from the boards nr* shown being loaticl on a truck (Is.iii.m l. a f t e r removal «herB'' opposed I'v the autom atic lieI In tern atio n all p u M tan nominee, Albert Reeve*. RFC. .He claimed th a t n o w h o from an A thens cafe la being held fur every cent of j ilemorratic senator* — _ the Fontana cost w ith iiiU reat, M any llyrd "f Virginia, llhrley chile the goverf.Mient ha* let I Kilgore of West Virginia. H arley, ' Rules Group Winds Up Work On Procedure By Compromise On Voting Machinery Byrd Of Virginia, ... Kilgore and Briggs ^Vin Re-Nomination th e west coast .shipbuilder. K aiser says ho is flatter fo r the im piiry proposed 4jy j S en ato r Styles Bridges of . States Invited To Take JM In Conference Deliberations ! As GI Victors Clean Up Athens Probe Of Steel In­ dustry’s Record Is Called For By West Coast Shipbuilder NO. 231 Associated Pretw leased Wire W EDNESDAY, AUG. 7, ’-16 j M.tjoi Hx'tti y i . Stx-vie, Infan! l i t . tf n We»t T w en tk ’th S treet, o n - graduated last S a tu r d a y from the Sch, ol ol Mtlitm y tiovernmcni which > n , hrM at i'arlUI<> ILnicuk- l*a iKiiinliitK to in- II L 1 \ N STKNSTICUM ll.'iv K n u in lv . R rnfrnl inatitiiirr of Ih»‘ IHlbhurirlt Piraltxa .,f lIn* NaU-tini Lfljigue ttu*S Ra\ Pa* chwll. fiRw.MtrTgc1* p ty^n i fi*» |}h* VllfiMlU C«*iijkl I iliu ih i ImuuI. met wtfli I fiiimiki i iff * «f iifj l-*i unit ion h w flM .il lu*rr Iculay. Mitjm S iiflr u;in u m»mU»r of lii tiiiiff^t i Id*- i \**r to n ttfn d * imliiiiiy itmeiil school. £af ftiti'E* trVpf lIUO .l-iili'iit fntttfltiK i "OtfiUM.i i*» • link 1 ■ full . from M'fofwl r t c e iv - I lly tiffll !til*a ihifc HuMflillJf rlfM| n | likt'ij tb|>i fita- af(f» ful­ • »|**** t* i| Ih«- Mt«\ f .» i In* Immediate action in deepening |IH,| |*resideiitial support, ly rotujib ' ii.yr hi • **ui #*■ l l e l r i t l m c lo v e r n o r C a lc iw ell. ! br I*-111 |f.il k flit I M * \* i canal# on llir West aide in order Kansas voter- have decided if fie**t ^ wilt »bi Ml •s |ll IfllT *lit* Kr*|- | ii+lf I | | | ar lo prevent futur* Hooding such as run „ form er war secerlary ’ -■ p la n tm , U -irin g o u t t i a U n m a m t I ) j o r A ls o A s k s licit, i> m ak in g n I..... of I lorid.i | t„ „ || ilicutre ufiilft the Amtri* has menaced the whole celery and the Democratic lirket for gov- 1 re.-J.U n t i l ! j m > |s t t y lit T allalia.-w *T o B e R e lie v e d A f ­ with the ulen ..mducimg | , UI1 Mtjtlu ,* i *V41 Milt*III farm ing Industry of th a t section nor. H urry Woodrlng won *•< to p n iv n le p cblh- ( p a c e lo r a i a le lim ning in som e - Fl(*nda com following recent heavy rain* was nomination and returned to p- In bulldlitg.-i a t a n e s tim a te d c o s t o t t e r T « u r O f C h in a m unity. promised late ycslurday afteinoon kid prominence in th e sta te hr WO.OOU.Oua ili a iK P je c l c tm rp u ra b te by the County Commission, follow­ once before served a# governor to a c m w l e 't w w i t h e P e n te g o n Mr. Kennedy wu» very linlirrsGENEVA* Sw flitrlnnif. Aim. ing appeals uf n delegation of It. i ;i il*l A rk an sas had only one coo b u ild in g in W a rS iltig to n m id R u r k *‘*il w it h tjn- M lyfni »Af< h ir iv tn r (it'lfrrnl P iim l growers rvpreiuntcd by E. F grrsslntinl prim ary ronte-t »i"l c fe lle r C e n te r tn New Y o rk . H e p « tllit Will ha ve it 1hi MJ)\ 4if :i I .dfunitliii ban riH,iintiiu,ti‘l' I Id r e s e lllu liv e T i l l C'oltb 111 till m b it llousholder, attorney. u iminin|f JUKI, it nt* i 4■ *1J-1 - ,i»n1 at Inst count Inrumtwnt J-'o.i . tn tin- K iw m tiiim today at tlu- ilini liux lh|uidnliim of U N I t H X Leo But nor, r e p r e u - n t i n g th e Cravens _____ II,. w il .41- 4) was kxodlng Le<- Wloi C om iH liliU , Hutpj- strej—erl lilx Iw •t .t 11* i itHolit Bet. I. Hi f ’11 il f n tn ll|? putt Mill It tl *■ D ndnose Comniittee of t h e ' nil- t a k e r , a former s e r g e a n t I'll 1 * * || w it Ii tin 1 uni \ » ■.» Yoi k ifiuynr tmi'L' I»* | opt#» lMon n> e n a project 1Im Hole County Farm Duiuau to b l th e Army Air C o r p 1 *11 pork to i i ■' ! iliun m Iin niioH4 It e III cell (!,.»' (e-n-Slt Ipe fit ,1 - t*i c o m m is x iu tv e rt th at he w o u ld u n Ii t lit th e in \ " i list i .1 t»!4’ The Republican* al*o bn.I «>• 1 ALLAH \:-> l 1 \ .i,- ii, ( S p e r* |i o i t.i the f o u r t h f ■pend it# Milp.us money lo im ­ mediately s ta rt raising f u n d s a «lay at the prim ary polls. Ne* •’.ill p u ik and i lull hum* Mi \xiti In- given ria l) K x a n im a i «■' prove .Mich rrowxleil amt run down (hi* I'litf iif N o tio ns Hflii*! i*n-i K ''Blit’ll \ i- x ,irc Secretary J . ‘ R. "Ted" W athen no ng growers of the West side llam sphire's (JOP G i m - m Kin * If Us Si-|it< ii ,I hm .,t>|' .ml* Jnr .* l i<tuoi'ho f u r t h e r u rcc it Unit * Institution, us tluState lliuplt.il of the Seminole County * Farm to s l a t the ptl'J*-f *1 at i mu*' liK'Ilt - Im x lliu iix Hli tin work, t'om- Charles seem s to l«- n h -s t >'i kineii'* u ltd - ■ r. , i Bureau, who will *oon be trans- miaslonars. who aaid they had nl- n l gubernatorial choice. Ilul h> a t ClwttaiHKictiee. die girl*., re ­ l*f n 11r v im | o f In n till i d o l sli |' Mr. K r im e d y . iunxi ' •*! • tiiinpeii.ni i<>ii 111, 1. 1 *1, uf the The- Unit*,| M a i,. Engineer# | fc n w | Fo rt Pierce In an exn fto r lu* c o m p W te t u to u r «f formatory at CicaWi. Ihe boy’s reready devoted much atudy lo the 'only a alini m argin of almit m> iu m m iim e n t# . .tiltin g ili.it lie Fturidn I m ill.trial tu rn mi*:,'toil. Imvg caRed a meeting for 1:°° cnpncira.t by American formatory a t Marianna ami the Chino. problem, ngreerl to m atch funds fi00 votea. His opponent o p p o ru -n i wax " I- i ^ 'L T '^ u « - « U a r Y ~ I I * ( L b o d e c U r - l I n - i . x o t u m t it d i i i g t h e s t n a * i « * ’ . *•« *PH m s p c c ii. n u i p o l d ) . i C a r l 1L. . S i n i t i i , t l i a i n n a n . a n on - 1 -Q " vr . W . T F w i t Growar* luc!, w as presented raised h y - lh e grow ers--for th is RcpreaehtaiivePm- Rs termun A. ...... k F W t f b r tvHf "tM‘ ; li.'l.Tc "f.i “Hie .line, d. ■ - 20 at the M ayfair fountain pen by by County County . . . Inn fo . r . th. e with• -a •— —... pen ' 'w ho le ft tils „ •' P i i t l t uf tbl* i iiih, m i d w lifti A pplican ts f»i |H»»ilion» uf purpose of conducting a hearing A(rcnt (;. „ „ . WIon of work. ........................_ r i v ? .......................... will ,i sfioutd brappointed try the L^gLsUN lilt A supply operations , II wa» agreed lh a t M. ling- 0f Represent a t l v e s to nm K. ............ .... ............... ........... Ii Iwi# 111 un * imidi* In- ' M i l t f l n t n ] iiiniiM i,ud .etn.,i ■ihI iiil- clerk, regarding flo,#! control, navigan „ rt.au „ t Inturr rather th an by the governor 'nil, (| K u ro p e {,y |, , . r supper meeting an, county engineer, will s u p e r - rnce. f sa F in! idii ill M> lntw'i In i»I k III.|i. Cl.It. eillet iUX|u-cl*'< , ax*i»tlon, w ater . conservation “Only 10 i#’ixx-iil ot Ulr appro­ Ik- 1»r»•-««V by Mur. .'ll |lM7. !■ • "il il r t o i U W ith .. , , . ...and, sta. niul entertainm ent given last cven4 it > Hint adm in is t i at l, i- . .I f ic e , slid biliuU on of tho U pper St. John* . jn(f |n |,onor 0f j j r- W athen at vise (lie work which will Imj that *lrl«V«rm would nmlH priation. in tlie Htate are made urdertalxxn by 8. K. Barker, con­ •ll*'V l|»Vl4|»* 1||M»tl i luel a d n i l n l .I m l i , e f f n i 1, ,n l l Ih‘>*hi.| I huff) dan**. Hr fin** by reprrw nlalU c go,eminent," In* “ ' v*rthe Episcopal Parish Houae, tractor. Th* firat objective will I his-*!' Jlll'MMlt t ’ Ui* liH’I't flilk ( l*e cmiiilucte<) in I'en in id.x. V.,lThis will Include consideration av erted T h e other 90 percent rtw-sii te*«1 ilia t UN HR A i **n|»4«iiwi1s M. L. Cu|lum, p resident m of. the |,® clearing of obatructlons from lnhi,«»«*e, lin k . , ii , i i |. Tampa, uni |H Mr *1 (in I'ligf I u it llii I! of the canal joining the upper SL Ol I'Rlfl *»1* are made b, tmrx-aucruLx" In till. Buivau termed Mr. W athen a the Smith Catull which drain* ii'i.t Miami in * * .1 i ii l e g i x t e r ; COUlM-ctton lie rrlerrod to tnire.,11 at'^or n e a ^ IbtdlvBle *<iVrr good citiivn. and declared that Hear back into the area and Ink® 11 hi »I n Ii Mp. ' c it e filled crata ullli c h a n t t e u r . riding lumnul tile pi.xlt Inn - p a . t i.'lll $1 ID ti, „ The meeting will l>e a very im- il »o small thing to have chain near the Country Club, tin in (hidllUia lie indited out Uint ^ tun x ian iii,' ..ii.iiieMinimum Important one and il i. hoped to « lvc’> hi‘ . ^ I fr" m. ‘hl* ttrro . ,lu’ ,rv (lOO.flOU.OOO In |j * r . t. tnld Into Hie the elirineers definite Bureau w ithout any hope of txr- rcntly ftomV*d farm*, damaging . at r .*11111, eiiieiit ,x fnur slate and nlmo.t four lltnr.H th at lr form alb m un the iuliicet said munrralion. Mr. Dawson express- >eed bexta, close,! entrance lo th r Janice lline Bradham. two mi auioum to lliv tvd«idl guvernmsiii j)**ttn* "1 iiikh iliuid am i lulatcd ! I-x]ii*rlenc,< | anp mi­ f r o m untie for S S S S r H ?aein. m a i w n ? of t l « etl »PPr«!»ltO« for Mr. W alhcn’s j farms and mad* plowing impox- daugblor of M r and lr- and tliat alien a e want to gel I l . Chamber of friendship and work fo r tho or- ,lblc. W»Rmr Bradham of Daytona some back. »t have to go to It, (ILUHtiK H O U l . n v m m king nt LVatice nnd Ilia) title w a , Ijiiniui clerk ll. igM year# Ljr Seminole^ County Chamber of KBnjMU<m f(ir |0 ]ong a pea-tod.! During j,* * t w aaons, flo-siing » « « h • n d j fornierly of Sanford. |.t)NDON—Wlten India i# flnull) leiatni'd rmtli lUO’.* tup i>"'i Wash mg ton, tint In luntl. ami Commerce. John Ford congratulated Mr, ha* damaged f a r m in tho La!;* dit'd “ yesterday afternoon nt Hub beg tile b u re a u c ra t lor home ot gutrileii tndejwndem'e. Un- klny Henry VIII aKximibd tin* kmgUntil August 2d anpticationa fax hospital of pjwumonla. Wathen on hta now appointm ent Monroe area. Jo h n Bell, plant lup id Ireland, ealliriu tilinsrlt may be filed with tin* Hujiervlaor w hat liaa already been paid I n ’* Hill- t l r m g e VI., by tlie grut-r nt She 1* survived by tlsj parent", icon lias** Os a-ss» H „ i O ut id D reat Urlfaill. Ireland, and Hturv by tlie CIri»« •id thxl, of Kxaminutlrm,, \\ .irkttien'a Com. and said lh a t while it waa a sad He strongly advocated a canal n brother. Uouglas; the grand tlie hrlttxii Dominions Unyotul tile Kim: ol Knglnnd Fia nee nnd lr ,1-Ipensutinn tiivlsinn. Box K. City | occasion for Sanford th a t he waa from llw Ht. Johns to the Indian parents, Mr. and Mr*. Fi ink STORK EUBEHKD hunt ’ lie also beeam e ITdel De- i A dim uistratm it Itudding. Tallah' Waving, he would be - welcomed amt declared Orlando 1.x Kea*. Kina. Defender of the Fultli li-UMjr Defender of tin. k’ultJi la#,-®,. The Robson Sporting Good* w o lfer of S anfenl and Mr*. Ida River In SL Lucio county. much Interested In tills project p.x Emperor ot India"—will linvi* in, lib part ot a dlvun •- bargain Bradham of Tampa. Mr. Wathen said th a t h t g re a t­ Store on E dat F irs t S tre e t was many Orlandfcm# tiave private be changed. Funeral service# will be l*-’M yachts ancliored here and many The av -rn t of psrltm ent. and all with tlie church, and tlie words ly appreciate the pan gift, told entered Monday evening by means del Ntill upiM-ar nil EngliMi of hi* tong residence h ere atnee of a small, high window and two Thursday afternoon a t 3:<hi o'clock more would buy them If the canal ttm partlmcnbi ot ttie dumlnltm nlidimage * Funeral is built. He told of tlie many yachts will !)■• reijulred. GAINESVILLE, A ug. 7, (Spe­ 1912 and declared th a t he would air rifles and a double barreled at th e n Hague-Brook William and Mary held the cial)—The resignation o f Robert be perfectly happv to spend tho shot gun w ere atoen, It wa* re- Home. Wimi reference to India will b.between Maine nnd Key West loageal title, being called ’ King period to police. An Iron gate G, (Bob) Pitm an, J r , form er ivxt of hla deya ieya here. who would use this canal and Included tn the new title* will de­ ami Queen ol England. Spain. University o f F lorida, backflcld pend on whether India elect# to r e ­ "To my way of thinking, Semi- leaning ag ain st the building in enjoy the scenic benefits of the France. Sicily. Jerusalem and Ire­ main within the British Common- land. Defenders of the Faith ” coach and prom inent In’ sta te note County Is the garden spot the alley along th e aide enatded St. Johns. wealth of nations. coaching circles, from the s ta ff of the world and haa the finest the th ie f o r thevea to enter. Need for a new S tale Constitu­ Tlie Scottish king. Janie# t. was of the College of Physical T-dHea­ (u stlss r* Oa r a s e ata Police a re w orking on the case. Coin# Will Change. Too tion arms stressed by Hep, Oobb king of England. Scotland France, JA C K SO N V IL LE . A u g . ft— lth and A tkletica, waa Doth British and Indian Coinage who aaid a bill for (his aroukl be amt Irelahd. but In 1700 England (S p .'c ia l)— The ( ta * Florida S tate today by Daan Den­ will Itave to be changed also. Hr It and ScoUnfld w ere united to be- Board of Health im# taken another Introduced Into tlie 1947 legisla­ nis K. Stanley. ture by Hep Perry Murray of ivh coinage bears the king # title , „mr a rP a i BrlWUi. In IHOI Ire- step forward in it# plan to X-ray Ui abbrevUted LaUn and Indian iniul waa iinltnl with England aatd today th a t he OTTAWA. Aug. 7 — (/P> - A Polk county. H e pointed out th a t currency bears a llkene-vx ol thr Bl„| ae o rg e lit became ruler of every person in the S tate over IS en ter th e c itru s bustneae Florida Is now a modem, m e m * ear, of ago in an e ffo rt to con­ Polish-born physicist who «ras tir e *tat£ And th a t the 1685 made king’s head tn Apopka. Prom inent tn a ta te "the United Kingdom uf Great ytrol luburculom w ith the an­ le anonce freed In the Soviet espionage canititutlon U outmoded. Ho ur-_ coaching circle*. PHThe royal mint ask! that no Britain. F ian ce nnd Ireland ‘ nouncement Hint Iw-o additional iltional France Dropped In 1B01 .......................... foot- .Three five year sentences to a ease, took a ch air facing Rob­ can, wa* re -a m a te d today. He ged support of am radm ente pending corulderaioa had yet been given « mobile x-tay u n it, a re expected epec ted _____ in B artow in 19S8 the sta ts pcaltentiary ware pro­ inson, ready to stop him should la Dr. David S hugar and he was Orange and Dade counties to to the miration. An official point­ Tlie Ulte king ol France was brought Into M Iglitrete’s Court consolidate tax collections under ed out that U was not a m atter of abandoned by the Treaty of to be available try the first of the *59 and a t B radenton tn nounced yesterday by Ju d g e M. be make a move. year. 1941, He Joined th e coaching B. Smith • a t the conclusion ef Johnny B. A ustin, negro, fourw^ on chargaa of conspiracy srul one heed as a sort of teat pro- urgency a* th* present rolling.* Amiens tn IB02. And. two stationary units eauritl will On her accession tn 1837 Vic­ would rem ain legal lender. *uTf a t the U n l n n l t y of Florida the session of C ircuit Court. guilty of breaking Into- and an violation, of .the Official Srcrrt ira m for other countWi. be set up in Miami and Tampa, toria was "Queen ol the United The Oral reference lo India in O rlando auewta Included W arren In 194 if when* he served a s back. E .' W. B eatty, who escaped teeing the home of F , L. Dam pier AcL S h u g er'i te a s was put «(t Utc sovereign’# title w as hi 1878 Kingdom ot O reat Britain and according to Dr. C. M. Sharpe, from P erry while serving- a . 92 in A pril, was given . five year until BepL 111’ and hla bait »*■ Roberta. Wesley and Wlllts R a r- wlten Queen Victoria was pro­ Ireland. Defender of Ihe FWlth.” .director, Bureau of Tuberculosis - ■ He le a form ar outstanding year term , received a five year sentence. E d g a r Holmes, negro, set a t »5.(XX>. D r. S hugar I* a mond. Henry Kilkeu, J r . and R, T. claimed Later she added "E m press ot In­ Control. em press of India. Overstreet. o th e r visitors wore baseball player, leadl sentence fo r forgery of a *40 who 'p le a d g u ilty to breaking naval anti-subm arine expert. . •-.* This is not the first lim e It has dia.1' It wa# re-emphaixad- th a t only He .waa iw a m s te d a fte r the A. W. TUdor of Louiatan*, -Henry js ld a s S tate League In ... check. This w in givs h t a a into tM home o f Condor M erritt, Edward VII acknowledged Ihe through x-ray ran ea rly stages been necessary lo change the WBBJ7. He played w ith both San- to u t - 27 year sentence which wa« given an I I m onth sen- Royal Commission mads a final W itte. Jr.. Joe Davis. Warm* Hodg­ king’s title. dependencies by taking the till* of tulierculosis be detected and re p o r t The commission said that kin a n d Major Allan Wharton. ford a n d . Gainesville In thfl aU U will end when he la *2 year* old. Edward VII.. by the Orace o( controlled. Addition o f th« four Hew Title Grew although Shugar had already been league. A rra d a e te e f the U nlE rneati Who waa aen tmwed JJillua W hitley, negro, found Before th* N orm an conquest. Ood. ot Ihe United Kingdom ol x ray unite in the sta te wilt ex . RECOMMEND U F B SEN TEN CE discharged, two of lie member* m t l t y of Florida, Pttxnan holds flva yeai • fo r . ft English' kings were simply styled O reat Britain and Ireland, and ot BOSTON. Aug. 7—W V-Jlover* kings of the English. But the con­ the British Dominions Beyond the pedit* the mas* x-ray survey e‘^Whaahlngtoti. b f £ L Tnegro, i ' ■till considered th a t he had given an A. B. and M aster's degree. ag ain st -jL Jaeae threaU ----------------- <— —- — nor M au rk a Tobin of MaaaachuA ttorney waa aenteoesid to nay a fin* of secret Inform ation to Russia. queror's son, William Rufus, elab­ Bras. King, D efender of the Faith, undertaiun by the S tate Board of H ealth and do much to eventually sett* ha« tyeommended th a t the orated this into "W illiam, by ihe Emperor of India.**end was BNVOT T O BBTURN WABHINOTOH. (OTOH. A ug. 7, (An­ th a t .If I e u ttered GOSHEN, N. Y , Aug. 7- W ~ death sentence imposed on Jo h n Orace of Ood (Dei Q rsU al King In 1927 "United Kingdom of control the disease In Florida. The S tate ,Board’* o ffk ls li said today hla MBtaJx* would be lengt hened. tic officials Sentence o f Ida Bell O’NeaJ. Am ark s'* top harness raoe. IM P. N o x o n jr., b e commuted to of the E nglish" and ihe phrase O reat B ritain " wa# shortened to „ -----, .prseent .. , George .W adsworth, U nited 5 3 i u priWho had been Hamblstemlan,wa* postponed to­ lifts im prisonm ent. The recommen­ "By the O race of Ood" haa been merely "O reat Britain" and an mobile x-ray unit is currently in act ot parB am enl defined th e ! the shop undergoing ■ compleW. )• M inister day because of rain. W eather per­ dation now m ust be approved, or retained to this day. o f PolAfter the Invasion of F rance. United Kingdom as O real Britain I face-llfling but will be hack ta m itting. ttio *v*nt will b* h*l<l lo- reieeted by the G overnors coutv and N orthern Ireland. service by September. Edward TV r O t* T T l ro T III Bureau Honors Wathen At Meet U. S. Engineers To Meet Tuesday At M ayfair Inn Exams Fur State Positions To Be (iiven On Sept. 7 Official of American Fruit Growers To Leave City Shortly drainagu l>ale * Janice Bradham Dies At Daytona Beach Hospital Kinj* George To Lose ( town In Case India Given Freedom By Britain BobPitmanResigns Athletic Position A t Florida School Three Five Y ear Sentences H anded Out In Circuit Court By Judge Smith SSty°rj,alLm ^ ^ Board Of Health Plan To Complete X-Rays Is Taken Dr. David Shugar Is R earrested In Soviet Spy Case m0n,J,* *" H i • ,| i S *- ■ �J AG% TWO THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA The Sanford Herald s e im K iP T ie * Vi a t k i In A lu m ---- in ln , Sidewinders WEDNESDAY, AUG. 7, '46 ICTIM? Tla* sidew inder snake comes In fo r n little scientific ’ comment. Dr. Raym ond I*. Cowles; A ssociate professor of I biolojry of the U niversity of Cri|ifornln, say any*s th ere r e a lly 1' are sidew inder rn ttlesn ak es which b u ry them selves in the i sand, lie hhd ionir known th a t N orth A frican vipers did | this, b u t he h ad alw ays been sk ep tical a b o u t tales o f 1 A m erican desert rattle sn ak e doing likew ise. ■ . Recently, how ever, Dr. Cowles h a s seen them do i t . ! He re p o rts: 1 "W hen bedding down, th e sidew inder form s u tig h t coil or pad and th e n proceeds to nudge th e sand outw ard from beneath its body and th u s form s a saucer-shaped depression in w hich it lies w ith th e back o f its body flush w ith th e surrounding surface.^-'''') He believes, though, tlm tS d iw i th ey a re covered with sand, usually th e wind is responsible, blow ing the sand over them . T hey bury-them selves o r h id e in the shade d uring the h o t dnytim e, and become busy and active a t C300DN16HT! UlttrtT EFFECT WILL tTWAUE IT'S YOUR MOVE-Here Are Money Savers OH ME? W onder# will never cease. What wo now aw ait with real eagerness is scientific proof of the existence of the hoopsnako. T here w as also th a t strange but famous an i­ m al— its nam e fo r th e m om ent escapes ua— which de­ veloped legs sh o rte r on one side than the other to a d a p t itself to m ountain terrain . Hut o f course these m ay be a little out of D r. Cow les’ field For Mental Health WEDNESDAY, A UGUST 7, 1916 The national m ental health institute to be built o u t­ next two years will be a . DiyrtN: great gain in th js country's sad facilities f o r caring for B IBLE VKKHK FOR TODAY .W E BELONG ___ , side W ashington d u ring the ,, ,.k-HAVE th d - m th i ta ll y R l.-.T hV lio « p U iil,-,w h i$ h w ill b d - fld f m r tiid e n M .. b y th o -d i~ -& v 4 h ib liC '4 lQ a U h -£ w iw u ie r w ill co * M & 5UIUPU1 .y e a r , t o a p e u d u ii i U • i m ay ‘ walk * w o fth y -o f a n d -w ill . i u i v o - a b o u t The*i. I IilS . program ---------------------p u r p o s e s of the institute are to conduct research on •' mental illnesses, help with sim ilar research all over the .°na; who lln’t, country give financial aid to iiospitals and schools work„ ____ mg in the field, and help tile vnrious states with their Wonder If that excitement down , programs. It will serve as both lead er and coordinating ire III Ciudad Trujillo wan rent-I force for nil SUcll Work, The need fo r such an in stitu te is unquestioned. A t the fan* Ufatlng up an present h a lf of all th e hospital beds in tho country are used by incntul patients, and over 125,000 persons with We sec where Ireland haa ap ­ plied for admUsinn In the United m ental difficulties are adm itted each y ear. Stories of tho N ations. We thought that wa* sh o rtag e of facilities for handling these patients, and of supposed to be a pearc making crow ded conditions and u nsatisfactory tre a tm e n t, are all ontanizatk>n. too common. T he problem s usually go back to two enuses — lack of money, and lack o f personnel tra in ed in this Did you knuw that Florida tin* Special field 1,200,000 head of cattle valued Tlie m entally ill deserve ju s t ns good professional a t 966,000,000 on Florida ranges? T hat la a far cry from lhe 4.13.- tre a tm e n t as th e physicnlly ill, but in general they have 000 valued a t f 12,000,000 in 1030. hud less atten tio n , less care, and less understanding. The now m ental health institute is long overdue. W ill be dotted all day Thursday W® 1(4 . Jm Dncki Now Albania i- applying for admission to the. United Nation-, the Idea apparently being that if you’re looking for n fight th e re’s no better place tu find It. If thu I'arU Peace Conference fall* In reaching an effective peace agreem ent, there will be nothing to prevent n third World W ar except tho feur of sta rlin g Down In Miami a Seminole Indian wa* arrc*tef fo r driving ___ while drunk lie * blamed i car hi* trouble* nit on two quarts of "firew ater’* which ho had ju»t consumed. No wonder his driving wa* a little hit un*tendy. Federal tax receipts for this flsaxl year a re e*.\ mated to reach 939,000,000,000, nr prac­ tically ten time* w hat they were In any one year during the Republican adm inistration* of IU20HO. If you enjoy paying taxes, you should rejoice o v e r'th is In­ crease In ta x et. Some of our headline w riters have bech having a lot of trouble with the name of Dr. llakrr'a pro­ fession linos he made his talk a t the Rotary Club. One of them •pella It "v eternarian” and apother "vetenarlan." The difficulty probably arises from the commonIp inuui<:a pm mi i.rutL'm _ of ■veterinarian. Senators* Pocketbooks Seiintor W nyne Morse of O regon h a s a good idea. He would require every senator to file a 'p u b lic statem ent of his incom e, fees, salaries and dealings in securities and com m odities. Ho bus in m ind not only the Mny case, hut the fre­ quent charges th a t legislators have priv ate businesses which a re affected by proposed lnws, and t h a t nevorthc less th ey do not hesitate to vote oq them . Drew Pearson recently nam ed several sen ato rs who should ’have re ­ frained from voting on certain bills because tliejr pocketbooks w ere directly a ffected . T his is a n old evil. M any ta riff lnws contained steel, su g a r, wool and cotton clauses which directly bene­ fited ce rtain senators. H alf a century ago S enator M a tt­ hew S. Q u ay of Pennsylvania openly adm itted to specula­ tion in Biignr while the s u g a r ta r iff was up in Congress. Publicity such ns S enator Monro suggests’ would dim inish th e likelihood of senator# voting in fuvor of th e ir pocket-books, Public Men’s Papers account of a death in the family, howl. They wi| probably counter with disgusting picture* of over­ flowing garbage can, th a t are aw aiting collection, open sewers th a t cry for attention and top it off with sere ,ii | in lies of loaky fire- hose, Healh authorities will point out huw many counties are without health units; the uld folks will alt holt upright in their rocker* and scream about the increased cost of living and demand th a t the entire surplus be turned over to the welfare board. Of course it would be a Jot sim pler for the law m akers If they acted on the .Senator's aun920,000.000 to the school* im­ mediately following the Invoca­ tion at the opening o f the *c» aion. Then they could the rent of the eager-bvavera, “ th a t’* all ihrro i«, .there ain’t anym ore” and put on their hata and ir» home, but our g u e it I* they won't.. A fter all, gentle reader, It’* your *20,000,000, W hat do you suggest we do with It! The firat regular shipm ent of milk by rail wae from O rangj county to New York City in 1841. T he lette rs and papers o f W illiam Allen W hite, the The continuous c e n t r i fugal lute K ansas new spaper e d ito r and friend of m any public crrani separator wa* Invented in men, h av e been le ft to th e L ib rary of Congress. This is a 1878 by Dr. Uuslav D# Laval. p raisew o rth y custom follow ed by m any presidents and officials fo r th e use o f fu tu re historinns. Conspicuous ns nn exception in recent y ears are the private p ap ers of P resid en t H arding. Mrs. H arding des­ troyed th e so in w ld u o u ilK Hf bo dolnjr s h e performed ft serious disservice not oqiy to. histqrinna but to h e r husbnnd'g memory- W h atev er h e r intention, she aroused thu M enage fro m your suspicion th a t th e papers w ould have revealed som ething disc red i table, M an. ul* Child* point* out that the federal government ipent 303 billion dollar* from 1940 through 1946 and took In o n ly I <13 billi­ on* in taxes. The rest wa* bor­ rowed. Meanwhile, the various state* took In 68 billion dollar* By RUSSELL KAY in taxe* and spent only 60 billi­ on*, letvlng a surplu* of 8 billi­ ons. Home will say, " ( ”est la As stated in thl* column fol­ ough o r.a n y other county should guerre", and to a certain extent lowing the legislative caucus go o ut ami handicap Ita d f w ith held in T am ps nut long agd. th e a lot of high bond preaaura whan big question a t the next session th* S tate haa a 920,000,000 ayrThe Florida RU te League's sta ff of the lawmaker* is going to be plua in the general revenue till. of umpire* Is showing unusual lie suggests th at/ Instead of letting all this gravy lay aroupd, d isc re tio n s tendering thelr re ­ signation before someone g sts we ought to divide it up am ong th a counties for school Improve­ killed. Unless t i n Leagus will m ent; th a t would give Hlllaborfurnish thsm w ith a dugout and ough the *2,000,000 It n te d i and and a m ichlnegun, they ought to would give school authorities a keep out of baseball. Life 1* Just lo t of nice money to play w ith, too short under any clrtum*lance*. w hether they need I t ’o r not. H a ---- .... would divide the money on th e Senator Thomas of Oklahoma, L ast week. Senator Raymond baits of "average dally alien ■ Democrat b/ the w ay, say* ,Russia la alow In providing In­ Sheldon, gubernatorial asplr form ation to th e United Nations who lovee the laboring man, tributed. food council on Russian agrlciit- he carrlee • Union c a n ll, school te a c h e r I l f ho** old ■ The dlttrlbullon o f thin su rL*. '' lins n o t m ade a tingle to vote) and the old folk* [ if I Plus, ha contendi,' wduld ^llm ln ---------- ------and----------under*ate | i ‘ the necessity of "incmaaj'ng trlbutlon to th e Information they are dependent -* the* " " mouth* o f!lo c al taxes and p u t a n and to ng collected on th e world’s privileged), ,set , 1 authorities to w at-{W a'iU ly business 0f Issuing bond*, d supplirg since the firs t meetof the council In R ot Springs ering when he pointed to th o l i f e say s he “see ho reason why t year.” T hey're probably a- bulging general revenue fund and|U »e 1*47 Legislature cannot dlv* Ljned of Russian production hinted th a t n surplus of 120,000,- Ida the money among tho <7 wee a* compered with -the 000 Is a Joi of dough to be lying counties fee the benefit of our around loo** w ithout a ta g on schools and dote n o t anticipate it* ■, .... nny opposition to th e plan b*. ai i j — t H ID a borough, th* Benator’s cause *’fn o| probability’ th* next sincere and Intelligent I haa been m ade -In county, bad Iwen toying with the aeaalon wit) be unable to decrease toward the prevention o r. th e avoidance o f TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY DODGE SERVICE EXPERT t o . A Thorough Check-up Ifcal'a the m ost sincere advice wo can g i n you. W hile w aiting for th a t new D odge o r P tyjpoalfc d o a 't let y o u r p resen t c a r-" ru n d o w n " w hen It's so easy Is get * n *r fi*‘ PtVrtty of Chftop tttctricity It oigontial to PROTECTION P ro fe tile n m e**; « ) Wdiftto*! progrbsl. So Florida Powor & Ughl e rra th m •0«tor — to mokfc our Mato* b*»t«r, r»V* - . 1• r �WEDNESDAY, AUG. 7, MS THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE THREE Golf Tournament Weekend at Country C lu b W ill Open W ith D a n ce S a tu rd a y i& ClETY EDITOR Cecelia Truluck Social Cakndat in Mrs. Wallace W right Honors Visitors HAPPY* BIRTHDAY August 7 Jit*. Clark Lconatily August 9 Mary Ellen larMing p Mr*. Wallace .W right en te r­ tained a t a Coke party Tuesday a t her home on Mellonville Ave­ nue honoring her niece, >!ra. I arm■r Miller of Havana, Via., and M itt HieU Grave* of Columbia, S. C. Gueats invited wen* Mrs. Roy Holler, Ml«s Graves, Mrs. Millcri Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs. I.uther Doss. Mrs. A. C. F ort. Mrs, J. O. l.aney, Mrs. Muse Womack, Mrs. K. K. Houmillat, Mrs. Georjro D. Bishop and Mrs, Roy Mann. Also Mrs. II. H. Pope, Mrs. K. R. Deo*. Mr*. W. C. Hutchl* Ison, Mrs. Ftank Vernay. Mrs. ' l l . K. McCaslin. Mrs. Fonlyco Russell, Mrs. Charles Park. Mrs. Al Lee, Mrs. Roy William* and ! Mrs. John Galloway. I AUo Mrs. Jam es Ridge, Mrs. Rohy luting, Mrs. Hugh Whelchel, wroccsiijig Mrs. Ruth Scott and Mr*. Marth a Coleman, Miss Dorothy P.iwcll i / spend ing one week vacationing a t Day Mrs. (Jcorge Stine Honors Tenn. Visitor Mrs. George A. Stine en ter­ ; tained at her home 129 Sum­ ■merlin with a breakfast y ester­ 1day morning honoring Miss Vir­ ginia Cutlum of Chattanooga, Tenn.. a visitor of Mi** M ary Ann Whole heps. A gain break fast cloth covered the (able which was centered Friends o f. Olho l|iiglu*s will with an arrangem ent of red hib­ in » low crystal bawl. Each icg ret to learn that he is til an*l iscus guest was presented tiny bottle* confined to his h o tw 311 Maa- decorated with shells containing nolia Avenue. White Shoulders perfume. The honorce wa* presented perfum e and a handkerchief as a rem em ­ brance nf tho occasion. Those attending included Ml*a Virginia Culluin, Mi** Alary Ann WhfJchcl, Miss Camille Ratten. _ Mr*. K athryn Brook* .will leave Friday to m nnagr the llollywijtn! tihop in Orando for several wtvks. J Cotyman two week*, ago und aetkte^ d a y . h ttw y ltit t v i d k n j t J e t , ■ • * Mr. and Jlr* Mjaljey tblhorn, ilqytu__ _ jIrK .T irir.rttd m im . Mi. nni« Ale*, M a lth a Wri A has re- S. W. Tudor nml Sue and Ruddy to Hnuaton. Te*. after Tudor nf* Pineville, La. left today h e r p.ireni Mr. nnd fin Ibntonu Reach to spend sorts) ' train tournam ent w ck an d rnm r out and enjoy a day of iralf. i* Trine planned nt liu* Rrmiiydo ing. Clyikr Tenvillegar. iti«- ulnli Country Club which will begin pro stated today. Tho public i* wtih dance on Sittuitiny ow n- cordially invited to • pend tho log from 111(H) P. M. until 2:00 afternoon at th* vliit, 'a t, him; A JJ with an orchestra furnish* nic-tatii*. Iny the mtnic. Ih y si for tho af* I F totn 7:30 until lf:O0 I' M, on It»'r will i»- Konii-fnrtnnl .ManagerSunday u buffet tltp p 't will bo I d Levy Whhtrvr announced to- nerved lit the club Iioum- foi m<«n day \ buffet snack will be *erv. Writ and their guests. Sim. W hil­ ed. at 2:00 A. M. i f - said today. The ifitlf tournam ent will 1- ^ iu Tlv.’se celebrations will mat It at 2;IM» 1*. JL on Sunday with the official opening of the summer Withy valuable prizes t sting award- gievh*. The tt*(rnamc*)t which wa» fol for thy contest winner*. AH tchcduleii to l«* held on July 21 Scniinole County gofer* are u rIT**;! m u posiponed heenu*e of Hideto vompete for the prize* and to menl w hither. KAY I'A St VI I I I M i W F.ltKit. KD W IIIT N F R K \ V K F.NFD J lirelieinl umm igti of the P i t t s ­ b u rg Piwite*t «nd Ft* H IG G IN S h a v e lietin • tU-vit-iiiiy the p ro pect* of getting the Pirate* to tr a in Hi Sanford . , , Till* city of feu* man) trend features to ,t m a j o r league chili . . . A nd m tu r n the publicity weald do mir c ity proud . . tWe should th in k o f th ree item* since Sanford and Seminole County i. nettin g to m lei minded . . W H 1TN ER ivn* pi try tut; for tin* Ncivark Hasebnll t.'luh when KKN.VKIlY was Ittivi. n r u m anager . . , small world! T ourn am ent weekend will be held at the" Seminole C i n i tt j Chili I hi* S atu rd ay and Sunday . . . A dance with orcllesttu will be given S aturday eveuimr On S unday the \ oung nn.t old. men mol women. gum! nnd b u m gnlfoi*i are !ttvitc.l to motor **ut tw th e club nnd |-.ii ticlpalc in w itne*B the fmi of the t o u r n a ■ " “•'M. . .IKSSIF ilU ltH F N uud KI.F/.A * I t F T l t ' WII 1C II a M .In e*nu'd o ff vyNew York City on /lie train ....... le r d iir afU rnom i . . S e e m s tiie :* loft weii .1 A \ K T . N I U l ' R N . III* Successful And . Knjoy Life Too C'llijt-Hearted lle rh crt’’). Sli i visiting Mrs. M. L. .JVright. EVERY WEDNESDAY , AND SATURDAY NIGHT Miss Virginia I’ldium who has lice* v isitin g .Miss Mary Ann j/WhcJchel fo r *e\»rn| day* haI retu rn ed to her hiltne In t*hati tanoOgn, Tenn 9,00 TIL ? MUSIC BY HUGH CLINTON’S ORCHESTRA FEATURING LEO and his GOLDEN TRUMPET i i In., dn |jn„ f,,r . nn i At ItS j,.,', j, , | h, j I f . ulati KILPATK vivii-.iu i tnutmtniti* SIC ha* t whirl in t i r i i point- in Virginia - . MRS. C l'lt IMtN OK AN left In t r a i n f..r a *4n,,* week* vneatm n in Ne*r t .0 A l o r N II \| nnd i 'min. A few duv- m ,, ilu* fom I t I* WIG children J.V I*. II d fMV,' I'O V M K and MARY A N N . {got lhi‘:r tpii-ils f|i*rd.ed looking up nt Fmpiiv S ta t e ItuiLf>•>*- m New York Lily recently when they weie on th eir t h m m o k , tr ip . . . They r<«le on th e vni iuu„ win el- tw f(er* slid -will*,*at Coney I land \n,l n , t.,r >.1 I seeing the b,g U ii-leiou- -try t -i I th e fir,t linn Then mol In r 'M R S , .KfllN I c m v i t ; iia (n't visited New V*o L ( ' i n m o y e a rio.| 11 i «, mbit ■* . ■ I Mr. and Mrs. I rj Southward Mr. nnd Mrs. JV. K. Soycr of i and daughters Jlyiu Ann and Augusta, lia. and Kdwiiw Sayer (Jean are speipling n m ration ill of Washington, (in. have re­ ;New York City nod Canada. turned to their homes nft*r Visit­ ing hete with Mr. ami Mrs. II. Mrs. H airy Woodruff nnd i daughter have returned from a month* vucntoni at Coronado ' Mr, and Mrs. .Mason Williams ! Basch. • I JlltS. I.IC II.F K A iT I.F IIY pur­ chasing in the Fire*tore Store AKTIIl-Tt WILLIAMS talkme nod hall JlltS . R. K p ||* . PIN and d au g h ter PEGGY shop, pinjr . . . .MRS. it. f . MAXWFLI. walking to h e r home MR and MRS, GKOKOE A. STINK entertained with ii picnic m ppor anil swim party at Sanl.imlo S pring, recently for MISS DLTSJ II FIS FUJI \ N of Char leiton, West \ ‘u. , . . Thone utijnyittg the party were MISS II KISER MAS'. I KANSK VOLliKUT and HUH RICKER- of O rlainlo. It Vl I'll SMITH and- Mlt. and MRS. STINK. If* nice In aOf the il. C. IIKT* ZFI. family back in the city Tin* KltKh fiOlHI fam ily' lul.-v.L Until .U>L, o;io«tii' 11*! r urt i* giiel to .ic .llit u hn**Tiy |’ V*w«lti)r#wnHl(-e lu m i» « i jgrw brought to the United Rtn.ie* Irom _ T tlp o ll_ a h o u t - 1HJ8; - a m t -Spaniards in d iu b r f- lm /tn |ir .uzveifll w ill ftra t grown in Germantown imprjrt Negro slaves n’s early a* Miss in Pennsylvania. turner! on Cr nl«> . .MRS. I.ACRA K Vi LICK pavim r a ht|| I of l a k e Ashby have »* th eir i guests this Week Ml. mid Jlrs. ft". I. Mrttmey, Cecil, Jr. a n d At* jU 'rt Jbwrtey >'f OiU ndo. I'ei'il, 'J i ha- rreeully re l u m e d from £forviL-u duty T \\ Irttw1111* who hmi j n h«l 'I * * O U*lhain Iteen *eriou*ly ill i- a Jackson- have a- th r u gi,*'«i* Mi nod Mrs, ville is re|onie,l to U- m aking S W Ttldor of Ptnrvilh*. ! a . s a tisfiu to r y iiil|ir«veiiienl. Cieii" Singletary hn* ivturned Miss Minnie Ruth Odham plans to In* home in ihl* city a f t e r to spend the weekend with Mt** serving with the It S Naval J e r r y t'limniiliL'- of Minmb stud - Reserve for Ik months n» an ent nt S tei-nn I’ftiversity. I Vi* ETM .‘t e nt Rhoentaker. Calif, latiid. He plan* to enter the U niv ersity of Georgia in September. Jlr. and J b ? It It Colemnn have teturnerl from a vilest inn File InIs nf Jits. M. G. ttnlisb, Rock port. Maine mid New Y< [lie* former Naomi Fellow* will City Jlr ( ’oleman joiiietl JI regret in lenrn that "he I* seri­ 1 Hr. I ^ o n s n l d a r k e r O pto m etrist R x k e*amlne*l—Glasses fitted 203 H.- O range Ayr. Orlando. Florida P h on e 4067 o u s ly III nt tiie Nilvu| Jlr ............ Ilospllnl in Jacksonville. She wits f eon fin,>11 m St. Vuttenl* llosiiitnl liul rtlowd to. the ,V. A S 11••-*inlnt i eslerday Ml and Mrs. F C I ellnw's wen railed to Jack •ortville on Mioidny l*ol IlnV* returtred to .Sulifoid. t'hs.'f lloalswaios Mute Sallsb I* stationc*) ot Green Cove ,S pring 1 with the IJ. R. Nirial Rewrite HI. CLO SED FROM SALE ON COMPACTS Simmons Electronic Ste oaf/ swtnf tr« U tt* cm ite tcvti, i km B L A N K E T .... You'll slerp "a* snug as a bug in a rug" all wintar long, no m atter what I lip tem perature oulaide,-under one of ibeae electronic blankets . . . Just set tho con* (rot to the desired tnnperaluru and forget all about % PRICE compact* of lucite In colon, gold m u cyan i g Silver in little one*, trig one*, ; - r Wool — 25 SIIUIID H CUIII5 fllXMlOl *J , cent on youth. Natural, Gray, Aqua and Mint* Sixes a r . r n a the weather! to tug! • • • a> the (irtf brisk breottf of autumn, bright-minded Berkeley Juniors with the ac« - 2 * t*CM fa If*, »n* b hot Values 2*95 to ^.56 HER of SANFORD 9 k . let also >rt ''D uck Chasers" nd "Spade Cooley" Universal Nows Lest Time* W ednesday! (Plus Federal Tex) MATHER of SANFORD Phone 127 203-09 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 127 SEMINOLE COUNTRY CLUB ■ . . SUNDAY AFTERNOON GOLF TOURNAMENT- V *1 2iQ0 p. M., young end old — good end bum golfers loitM on out — V aluable Prises — Public Invited Sunday Niffht B uffet Supper 7:30 to 9:00 P. M. �Azajeas Rack Up 6 To 4 Victory Over Levy’s Celerymen °By F lay wax resumed last night in ttio City S«ftt>«ill >)n*u« at the Lakefinnt Park and The Sanfunl Herald Newsmen ram e tbroutrh with a heclie Ifl tn 14 victory o\ tt the Security Lumb.-r Com­ pany and the Mima Amusement Company pounded out a 15 to d victory over Rohaon Sporting (rood* in the aecntid tilt of a WheduVd double header. Last night's activities placed the Herald In second place In the loop standing* with a percentage of .000 whiVi this morning’* av er­ age* show th a t Mo»a and Securi­ ty a re tied for third with four gam es won and three gnmea loat Robson I* trailing the pack with a .333 average for three game* won in nine- sta rts. R«*l Hler* went to the mound ‘fo r the dflerald iu» the opening batik) while Junior Dyes* wo* on the hill for the Lumbermen. The Newsmen pounded Dye** in lh>> fira t frnme for four run* but th : JaiathcrmeR n g a . hack. STANDINGS FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE. Orlando 74 29 . -7lii SANFORD ..... 02 <5 .573 St. Augustine ____ 38 13 .M2 Del .and -53 33 .600 Patatfaa ...------ 10 M .150 Leesburg __ ....... 13 02 .110 Daytona Beach 12 fll .108 Gainesville ........ 12 fll .30fl Yvsterday'* Results Ptrlatka 0, SANFORD 4 Leesburg 3, DcLand I Orlando 15, Gainesville 7 Ihrytnua fl, St. Augustine 1 Garnet Today St. Augustine a t Daytona B ip (I — Palatka nL Sanford _ . 'TW landn-arHaineavlHe’ - —*----b jesb u ig a t IteLund ® » w ‘ L y p t ':Vrnynr* Rally In Ninth Falls Short Of Knotting Score BUILDINGS WOOD FRAME READY CUT ALUMINUM COVERED 20*64 FT. (or can make 24x54) $850 DELIVERED Profile Supply Co. 211 Butt 5L P. O. Box 2049 Orlando Receiver Has Caught Less Than 30 Games During: This Season AP N ew sfealurr* KANSAS CITY— The burning desire lo w in—not the golfiing skill—is playing out In the fair wava' g reatest shot-m sker. Uyron Nelson. The 34-ysae-nld Texas burn farm ­ er. author, umbrella company' ex ­ ecutive ami man of manv buainwe* interests, still is satisfied with his gam e. “ I can still make the shots." say* the man. who just about revised tho gulf record book*, during the p ast few years, “hut I guess the firo i* just burning out in Ryro'n. Perhaps the public thinks I'm olT my game, but I believe I’m doing Up i n u d riY ii B f i f j f i l f p The noted New York nttom ey. Judge Samuel Lielmwitx, and Judge Roaa Will lama of the Mi­ ami circu it court were engaged in a b it of idle convrraation at Miami la st winter. A fter a while, talk turned to a diacuaaion of s-ports personal lties. As m l;ht be expected. Judge Liebnwltx men­ tioned the fiery m anager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, Lippy ' Leo Duroeher. Hr ASSOCIATED PR388 The Miami judge asked: **Who*a Mickey Owen »ny» he IhirocherT*’ • through with the M e\jean le ag u e , At th a t. Judge lJcbow tU was and th a t hed like to g et Lack in astounded. the majors. He turned to th e Miami jurist and said glumly, "Judge, you're probably the only ju rist in the United State* who d o c s^ l know who Leo Duroeher l»l" National "But I hope to play more, and 1 think Pm good for quite a few seaaons y et,’1 says the fullbloodcd Spaniard who last year cracked Gabby H a rtn e ll’s all-tim e major league record of 1,793 games caught and went on to boost It (<> 1,805 games before season’s end. ” 1 think III catch 2,000 g am er all rig h t,” he says. He doesn’t begrudge the fact th a t Bill Satkeld ami Rill Raker have done most of the Rue catch­ ing this y rar. "They're both good catcher*, and I'm glad to see them g ettin g the experience,” says Al. He haa helped then) along, just a t ha haa many a young pitcher. Almost any day at Furhe* Field, when th e Plratea are home, Ix>pei can he seen giving a pointer or tw o to some newcomer. Young Kdnan Dahr, a righthander-w ho came In Ike Race from Kansas City, was rom plainlag of aching bark mus­ cle* following a couple games he had pilehrd recently. “ You’ve got to wheel your body around more like this, said Al, dem onstrating.— The aches disappeared, say* BEST IN LEAGUE Crown A. Chandler Bulletin Says Catcher In­ eligible Five Years m ajors. is th ro u g h with J o r g e Pa*<iuel “ I and hia baseball set-up Owen d e­ clarer!: " I f I can’t get back into 4 1 o rganised tn eebatfr* i'll o p e r y f r m y^SpringfU dd. J J o ., f a r m f a t o a __ liyiiig. b e / u rn I ’ll re tu rn to 4’aa- * r l|U*l’» Mexican lafaifUe ” Owen aaid he h ad n o t talked re‘ w llh President R ranch Mickey of the Brooklyn Dodgers, * lie was with Jh e Dodger* lie fore ho en■* tered mi.llttfry service. Owen alsp •n skid he had made no e ff o rt to '*■ contact baseball Commissioner ',e Happy ( ’handler, . l i e said, hown* ever, t h a t ns f a r a* he could learn, h e had never been p u t # u e* a auspended list, ** E x plaining th a t he d id n ’t think _ he waa jum ping hla Mexican Feds Meet Palatka Nine Here Tonight Manager Kd le v y 's '’Hanford Celery Feds return to their homr park for a two d ar stand when they tangle with the P alatka Asaleas In a single contest tonight which is slated to get underway at th* regular tim e, S:l& o'clock. Tomorrow night, however, the Lcvymen will b« hosts lo the Leesburg packers In a twin bill which is scheduled al 6:45 o’clock. C atcher Hay Rerres. His first year here, lie didn’t Tlie luminous fly. p ln ty ura fi have a passed hall in 114 games he tonl, spin* n web in th e lar Fish have no eyelids to close caught, • Only Rili Dickey of the s ta g e to catch spiders. Yanks and Al Todd, a one-linte but they ‘tfo sleeps—S ports Afield! P irate had previously gone through The blind-worm of Euro; a season of 100 games or more The bcugle is one of the oldest w ithout having rompfitted « passed neither blind nor a worm—I deg breeds.—Sport* Afield. legless lizard. ball. Lopez has been extrem ely popalar wllh the fans here, And it's h ard -to convince them th a t there la an y better defensive catcher in baaebull. If Frankie F rith should • v e r etep out, hr might even be­ come manager. IHVENIbR OF T*iR FOR EXPERT ADVICE ON $ ■ n| — t| PA I NT AND COLOR ’ Mil. MAW ^rtlFT * iH R w fo Ti CUHMC 4D* RtfTiM d- GO TO YOUR • I IW lrJlP ITTS BURGH DEALER! / 16 * T l) 3 .« 6 c T A C t» - 4 R . ' nr th e way to have a definite goal and He has to have a definite goal and concentrate on reaching th a t goaL” Nelson had a goal ten years ago —about a dnicn of them. " I ’ve reached evey goal I ever set for myself," he continued "in fa rt. I’ve won more tournam ents nml made more money playing golf than I ever dreamed of. Golf has been good to ma and U'a still tnv flret love, hut It'* hard to keep tho Ham* alive." Ry reaching Ma goals, Nelson m eant such championships as th* U. 6. Open, National PGA, Tamo-Bbanter, Canadian Open. Cana­ dian PGA, praetteally every m ajor tournam ent In th* country (he failed by a few stroke* In lha flret K ansas City Invitational recently), and membership on tho Ryder (hip SPORTS LAUGH SPORT? ODDITY 6 U S W ILL M EET T H e Br it is h Cr a m p , U r u c e , Wo o d c o c k . / oh S ept, i t J IN kONDOM Burning Desire To Win Playing Out With Byron Nelson n fra Gives- distinctively Catcher, Heads For 2,000 Tilts AZALEA HOWL, PALATKA. Aug. 7—(Special)— Manager Kd Levy’* second place Sanford Cel­ ery Feds were nearly whitewash­ ed by the Patnlku Axulea* hero lust night whun Johnny Theobold perm itted the Ferla only two hit* for eight and one-third innings. However the Fed exploded a five h it altaclrirv the ninth fram e with on* man aw ay to push ovrr four roiL*. The four run HlUwk was not enough a* t in Aenlraa had a l­ read y ' rrtunttfi!'Tit* tim e? UtM- the -A-Vreceedtd m fl «w-t-vi»U.i y. - Maybe th at's the answer to why another ex-Texan, Ren Hogan of H ershey, Pa., is leading Nelson In money-making this year: why he’s lo st several tournam ents and why he’s I'fen skipping a hunch of tournaments. He recalls how he kept himself on odge in 1944 and ’45. Ihe years ho was voted the most outstand­ ing athlete in the nation. " I drove myself hard then, every day of every week of ihe yror. Rat I’m not driving myself th a t hard it's different - made differently b y our 11 n* i L opez, n ri T O BATTLE BRITON Celery Feds Unable -To Solve Hurling O f John Theobold Security Lumber Co. 4 3 .571 .571 II to H count. However, the Moss Amusement Co, 1 3 Herald pushed over eight runs Robson Sptog. Goods 3 fl .333 Results l a s t Night he foie Dyes* could retii*) the side. tkirnkl 10, Security 14 Ken W ackrr went to the hilt in Moss 15. Ihdtson 3 the bottom half of the fourth Games F riday ’ for th e Nvwsrnen and. wtlh per­ Haynes A William* vs Herald fect support afield by hi* m ates, Security .v s jf o a s whitewashed the Lutnlicrmcn for the romaimV-T of the contest. In the nightcap the Mossmcn pounded Harry Robson who w ork­ Three breeds o f dogs, the Bos­ ed on the hill for hi* outfit. ton terrier, th* Chesapeake Ray Meanwhile, tho Itoiaon baU tm n retriever and the American waler Score by Innings: were unnhlo to do too much .with spaniel out of over a hundred re­ SANFORD 000 000 ool the offerings of the Moss hurler, cognised breeds, are tho only 300 120 00x Paul Ellis. Moss led thu Robson dog* which arc of tru e American P alatka nine ail tho wi\y. origin.—Sports Afield. H a tle r ie s: P n y n r nml .' Theobold and Toncuff, Phone 7124 PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD, SALFORD, FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, AUG. 7, M6 - f A6 AIM 15 A0 OVB .6 0 0 , V I AfiOt/iHG RK MANAMRrAiMIPRfllCS HAVtN'r % AFPCCTOD 4R6 e ago ami finally realised a few month* ago. That farm and catU* ranch down in hia native Taxes— he’ll swap driving • ball ovar goK "I'm not oalttin g leurnsm ent courses for driving cattle to the galf roe good, 'h a explain*. “It'* slaughter house*. th at Pm just la p erin * off. I «»* much tu the game, but wllh M ■ any fine young golfer* coming up—and an many veteran* doing ■rant—I feel th a t I ran phas up moat of the tnunaamenta now and A s time passed and Nelson Con­ the fam e will n e i he lowing saytinued to repeat hla win* with thing, t announced last J tn u s ry monotanoua regularity, he aet hie that I would p ity in about 16 toursights on other goals— the moat money in on* year; th e m ost con* scrUtivu lournsm eut victoria*, of another Hu reached both the** goal* la st goal he set for himi many years G aittel said th a t he nnd General M anstfer John KrirWr or th e San­ ford Celery Pod* had agreed lo play n series between the two club* which would *’h« n* good » d raw in g card ns baseball fans comld poSHIWy wish to sue.’’ vereity of Ohio, drilled Ihe Richo»ond forward wall from 1035 to :J66fe-«fcr w ill-also be’ head' track coach and a number of the physi.eal education <lopart»ieiu. N E W RICHMOND COACH R IC HM ON D, { a f ly w By coming tt# your Pittsburgh Paint Dealer you’ll find the finest paint* your money can buy « complete home decorating service . . . and expert advice on painting. You'D be pleased at their low prices. IF IT’S AVAILABLE, W E HAVE IT! We Have V a ~ - i/V} — B Crane, form er All-Amerlean gm a t th e Unlwjrettj* of Illltmbv i been nam ed line eoaah ah’. University of Rlehtmomh Cre 'who recently haa brun a< mesa at the coaching s ta ff a t the TJ Drop Clothe, Stool Wool, Shellac, Floor W ax, Point Brushes, P ainter’s Supplies and Sundries (iCAPUDINF Wo Specialise in Faints for Every Surface and Glass for Every Purpose Auto Glass Installed While You Walt ■ better performance- "Tho Complete Paint and Glass Store” SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO MUNICIPAL PARK M E R IC A N CAH BE 8:1SP.M, 112 WEST FIRST STREET — PHONE 660 . FLETCHER BOLLS— DICK ELSBERRY 117 SOUTH PARK • PH ONE: �•I WEDNESDAY, AUG. 7, *46 Promising Action In Deeping Canals 1 On West Side At pFWnl and for the last IS j ran In charge of piano work for University of llllnal* and Cable Piano Co. at Champaign. Illinois. I Locating at Sanford about Sept. 1. Leave orders for work at The Music Box. L. L. SILL FLOOR MATS! STRICKLAND-MORRISON INC. 1 r " ' - | IhnuK atitl tlh iln ra . i (ilv rn u n d e r fm U n d A n d ur.tl o f o f f i r # t h i s f If* t itav o f J u l y . A I>, Ob * TliuuPtti) Kott) *Ml\ j. m u : i : Nearly half of the w orld's land area is largely uninhabitable be. cause of deserts, mountains, ice or tundra. (tJKAL) * T*Mtsftt mill*' r idt t > P it T % \ Nin«* 11utt*l r • *1 j4*4lvl ef II K .K I I n iir m t m ar ok in s N U T M 'IT ih iik h u h y u iv k n Th a t »l \\ H P K N C K I L h o li| # r o IV, l i V f l i f l y f l l f N o ll*?, |w*U**l til* I H t l # f irf J u l y A l> . 1 9 H . h s f i ll ,I sd n i. In ii%> o f fir * nm l h« m d c 4 t i f t t l r t i t h i f t f o r a H m il#*1. !*» ft*t i n t f t h r r i*<ift, H4ht r t f U l I n t f c r H l I . f i t t T s !!»*> f o l l o w i n g *!•’ w .r l» t* i| j tr*itn r11 li t t h o C o u n t y •i1 ftt i g t o f K lo r f l .i . ( . . . t i l l l l •* o f H IV .*4 t»r H K K H r r lln ii^ JM T o w n * lit ft - 1 Hi HI III I i El l I ti t J ‘ ' 1 » A r t rat. Tfrn l * » * ‘hi>Hfy*l *»f t^l® M il ] TWO furnished collages—S hort’s Camp. Phone County 4502. 2 WANTED d o RENT ~ MUST have furnished house or apartm ent before August 1, Perm anent, no children. W alter High. Pli. 82-W. W ANTED: 4 room apt. furnish­ ed ur unfurnished. Box 324, lathe Mary, Fla. 3 REAL ESTATE FORSALE 7 BOOM house, 4 acres, 40 a s ­ sorted fru it trees, good fences and building for dairy and chicken*. Cltv water. Box 217, Lake Mary, Fla. ONE H room’ house on two lots. L ig h t, and water, one block from main p art of Lake Mary. All furnished. Now rented, See Mrs. Daniel Desmond, laike Mary. K IV r s o i ii t: or- t p r i . i t w i n s tw u fll w -| . * I f i f - 1 M 'l .r lU V lit t i n u i;.*t from floods and the jv u r heford, I" .1 it**T4Ida K.J t o n r t \ iiKiiti w l t i l i f a f r * ift*- tt-ilt*i; si. j '|>rf* 1 9 1 1 . « li lc f i U Hi A* I* • 15.000. I i h a wAJ»1 pr-*fM i n t r r i n t i m p o r iw » | i F f i | i r t h h i t h e t o . i n t j ».f t i? lc Tfif a**f*ffB^iil Commissioners W. G. Kilbee ami NOTII'K I,- If I'llKBV tliyKN ■n u t *>tr, l i l a l f Ilf K ls it i sl a t « 11 I L t t r .*i l tilli^ l t l ^ 3:(•» M .i.> ..i i .n n it .i m l o r ti n - • h i . e f f . f t .s ta 1»« tt.irt i; u sf-i:Nfi:n. holder v o . I*. i t i i i r N i M . s Janies McClelland both expressed f JtllLl 'v it of l it ? \ i*»i w a r Mi H i o li.tTr \«»| |i » «i| t »•!•! it \ T l" \ t'lrf k H r , n it *1 * . t V t l t f l t . i l t Nti J*)S, l - - l l r d U 1’ 5 N 't t* 1, Mrt l l o h If* T- '< n ^ h l F ?**’fti M .th U K ulanf I nil i \ \ III.fill tl*ilr knowledge of the grav ity l.t tint »■/ Julv I ISIS. ha■wilt Ilahair J|: Ua»i Iftoli* I * Hfit y I id, n uM t c i H f l r - r l tf hr I let* of the situation. Clans fo r i n - 1 BANKING l ‘K r .\ttT iir:s r 1 11 w r e n »t ioT o r itw* f i b .1 P-4 hi*' t 11 fit Jf « 1f ■ c* uln d h » T h r 4 *. m Mile"! | I o f tfi«r *stft| f t f u p t il t s nil Ct-ur i i r i i 11 *«f ti t I*K In hi ** . Id«i Ni*TH i 1- II KIII’HI r v . 11'"| ♦1- ii'll r* 1 s l aj -■.5-® stalling n 60 inch tile to drain BTATB.OB KUHUi'A N.>. iiv r»--■'!*-if l**ti fuf a latt df#*‘ ^ » il t u l t - f (hi* * 8 h i . . r! if l. »Tar h - * - t it.-sf t h i 4 l i t io. 5 ( Th *f * "T i i t hol l. r ah r,i* W4|tf - *1 lit I h r U sm r of l y ft* U -U t t| l l i e f r . H i i t l t l C #f lU , li g t i n l h i d l e t a t til** w ater into Mill Creek from an o ld . V V u t V t M ■ -• t■...s on fir»t ! ranal near the A tlantic C o a s t' ,v. t.fUr i tiilifAt r< 1 |le- (i .l l n w l Q K d* x.iT iri: «» u-i-i.n sTitis iW , ' ,1 . ,ni rrt»H it*^ Count)* . oo fittt f -V |sfcm r u n r * \ i>i:s:»l „ , „ , , . vl. . . fjn a Ralway and the Peninsular i atenr® |»rr**ftt**i In ilir unis, iwlv i.ral fii'Tiiinni*- i*t*iT** ••(I n PiurUta, to#Wit >*• w»*il ri«rutftliiiK * Hit 4«• o*|i I» t h r 3 m l d s > of r. CHATTMII • T u r n s - iwu j” , , . .. 1 ■ , Tile Company and two oil com- !' V,', Vi' v\ •, . f nw *, ».f hl*», a i:% " { - iH'ltf ttr»i flitinl 11*1 riti V ill Inh< ?** i » NoTlt'K IS ll n it Kin 'I i v i ; v V, . . . WVj t.r Hi:*, .If H\v«» itertlofl 1 f-1 t> > Hit h g h .af I.Ill'll ,1 t hr \lIV s lM 1. t - i n o f f u l l , l i f t , 1 panics, were discussed with John <>r Till: - *~ tJTly.KNS L*! 1 HANK (»K " I Jc ^ T l i i . t .1 ‘ tl;v < T i : p , .fij, , * .J V * L SI loll ■ • '*11r I to*lf»® (Iwif .*u ‘l«*- fli*l »• I* | | | ! I ! \ | h i N . f a t i v i i If it .t i t \ . i k,‘ •* ** . ? ! .! ? . Galloway who represented the U V I K I K ) , l u t d l r . l .t »\ | | . ( H I !*(.«> ■ I „M I...| T h r .i- M *s -m H il ,.f lilt- S**i,| |im| olaj hi t lir* Ih'inlH .■» •*, |«t»-m- t*t tl .*i tif L ip s * HUM . a m i o r gn n * -4 UQUtii III . , , L * ■• n i f * . . a r t . J t r m id.* 1 railroad. r i l l ^init f f (ht* *.thi ca^yf lflt*.*«t^ I* 1 MR u t»h ll l« tli® PM -l it of f l l i t l s r t i i t r h i t . , «i|„.| Mia j La KB v f Flttlltls, ll . * MHli|)ltCU S I V ,T 1 f m : 1, A 1 I ,?k* i-n fti F bfida IttM r Iftt "nnf i n t^** i h Ii If **f A ^l * K ! . n i f t t f r a | i f t l i r i t l i i i F i f. i , t ,, \ The canal Is partly on railroad. n)1 (It® provUluio. . *■jttg«i( !• .U.« HoitH H n th » i.* * I I'u tn l this 3l»t diiv of J u ti, 1'• JrfLJgr u udi-liir l h t il liuii.__L oft.___Ul s d l t l L l . l l 1----------L - J ------- ----------l i -. . I ■ County and private p roperty and iu» ih|ilftNl h M h it a Hi** ( L i n k i n g — i r p urrrN nnx i r p I r r itt it r 11 c r * i i i # t .*t f «»%% fr,u ,,| *,. I 1 1¥ “T i f 'K i l i t P *r»■ It was suggested that the parlies Is«. a cwa ni i o| i tf t nl >f n * '«Mill tccopHns P* taw, Iht*l8fk Clietilt t*ttin i, srf t l.ctj limttrVfr 111 t L* T*f * h u l l »»*• (*» tit r l h t r l i l f i r h i i t i l l In. t iim l* i V u i m , I ’l ’ I t affected by flooding, share tho r n n n t i f r h h r ih«* h u « | i i ■ -* o f H a n k i n g H e m t i m l r . H t u l r ,ff K L o l . l i t « l t -• 1.1 nit t *411111 Hr,»| 1 it, tf;# h vliiol ItUltirr at th■ L o t w I ; x * t u i» a u t » t i ! S fH V » T I I K H K I H it K . |. i \\ cost of the . project w ith tho i li** «uu»| h"U"f iliitir oft (hr flf*s A ifi I n 3 i A 31 a s I - ft i f I . C I I , C u m I r f o f ( h h H i a f r a* County a t a cost estim ated by f l o t I d a . M o h i Ia i i n H o m o n t h StipU rU l. v t * ? ( i l 3.* a 33 A C I - i fi of v i r t u * *•( fit** H u H t o i l t ’ Commissioner Kilbce a t $2,200 HM "! In tor l*» *rclicit ||3 t of (lit |.«V M»(§, m UP h (• thy 4ml Ami *■' H 3 SS ft of | . t ,t. \ | : t ■ ,<f m »i it »: ok t r p i . o v m i x r o f m l. * i 1918 H P II m l stilt l*4r k r t. fi h I min* f lit*I Isiril lli-lirfiil - if FU»>t I . r m i r * \ •>1 1 1 :1 1 each. 1 >41 I'd I hi* TlM till cif ittlv, |l(fc .Ilk t-A-rllf* ih*» Ho t'IT*y.CV « 11 arrr.ft itia t o r n u t G e n u i n e F o r d m n l s l o fit p r a c ­ The grower delegation In­ I I A N K o k O V I i : t > n . o f * O V I K P O • * p m:n*iH»N. Thr *i»wrs*m+-ixi of fit, i.n,] |srt*|i- f Nt 'T P 1 t.^ IIK H E I1V •J1V U N t i c a l l y n il m o d e l s , c a r s a n d t r u c k * . . cluded, , Leo rifflt C r » U M , H* tit si «i >\ H PK.N «* i;»t » •1.1. « -t t r t > • in t e r ih. _ . Butner. __ Henry Thura- I n Ih# County of HCJlhNuI.H an I •t . r r t m . p t is* | tnulr t'uunty. FlurliU * \ i V t l l f . n f r , \ o 1T« l * * n « . | t h . *w«u*d w » » »n l l ton, H. Behrens, L, T. Chupitisin. the Htntr of Ktornta t« authuriirtl n iir r l l t h tftarif »♦ I d i r n i l » V h m t K t i i | f *lil> Ilf J u l y -V l i . t**IL lid* t dr At K I - 1 it 5»fd |i, John Bell. Phil llach, J . C. Sikes, «« comajeio-e Ibe i.o .in m or Haul."11*31 h i 111 v n i f i f i .I n*l It a s I I 'tlh * h a i t l r r - F i l h . , v . t■-=| f | t r C. T. Swgggcrly an d Paul M a m . f y h * - ■<l*|il h'nil I o f 1 f«»r 4 l. i 'i l i r e I e I n i o r i u f i l j«* .-to .|i?i,ff 1 .. ,tt (|i«» ai*i n i: n r A p p i.tr it i iin pro]' , #rt 4 ufnh r thi « 4li| »t^rilf]r{it*r Ip | ^ii**.f .v 4- if-, lli»* iwifnc nf Aill K *Va i . t .* *- r * * * FOR RENT PAGE Legal Notice _ „ „ r ..n ,.« tN . r ... grower, _ reported tu av y dam age from recent rains, with some sections of Id* seed tods a foot under' water. L ast Fall according to hij estim ate, he lost |7,000 PIANO TUNING and REPAIRING THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE WORK WANTED *r 111*-«# - * if 1*1 r 4 r t 'I f Ii:V*fts* *« til .« II i ®i|« »:jirfei|* v.|' i illltiM ' fi*’ J i l l ’, 1 -I” IftHtird t h r t f o h Jiiil.l 1 r y f t f - | I ' f t l p f f i j f f i | i , * i * H l t t d l l u t. - i, i u j p ft,. :1 H»- r l i l l t f a t ' l ' i t I l l s f(‘t | t . \ t l l l | f i h - j **11*1 t*» H t * ll ^i it= a| 1 ,\ \ . : | f f ft*. r1ht=it | o o | . . r t ) h , ihr* C o u n t > «>f *I»*T r * » u i l h> i o p t P• f(r*| — li o i l . M . t i e o f K l o i it! 4 , t " ' » i i * H u n t i n v I n i h * k e h o C t+tr»ft’ N t % ..f K n to n i * r - h t b h y r , 18 19 w h t r h i s n „ . r | u « t n f : o id fioitllt 3*i Let*! pfr- H«*i»lrp>l***Jf, l i f t 'fa llr* t tli t *• J t *f i| i*% t,f • 1 1| ! .* 11*| «, V . r f t c .*»», m i i i i fit n ( H u- *.ib! . ( T i t j «>. I* I H ‘ |{ VI*# ‘ N r L? ifnd**r t h r p.tOL f c t r r t n f i - i t * ife?T Tin] tn ' th f , tm*i*e *<■! U u^lrr ‘-4* l (i>irtft‘i!< | » n ‘ 1 III*- w# ^ t‘r f tl f l W t l * » li d H lit* i d r-r n i i ll * A »■**l tf ll 1fif£. : t i f - J,| vl I i i ** Authorized - SALES 46558*8^ =M*MV .1. w*'M|.*-.t iftr ltil. u kit Or ; -=>!* t*» ill#* h i a h f F t O i d d r i it t k ’ lfn 4 t*ATl*rt h o u i r (Jtm r *>U tin* f l! *t ALBRKiilT PREvSS i StomachSufferers* Win! Fill Sara Raliaff (ii u(HLtIJ sb-ntll'il I ti4ijR.i>i vrtlt 4**hl fi# tit** li whitr^lililil^r At Ik •IMi U OutrlS Ryf*r-XIS4Ur «*" VENTURA AT11C FANS W ANTED: Collector and sales­ tf fF r‘«<lif I »|r*$|w4* ilo ttf Bit th p O r*' U'.iuloi in Km ft mu I It Hr|»t®Ml II. B. POPE CO.. INC. man for 150 00 n week in su r­ ft* $ 1- i* Utili h Im tft* J||*| day o* ance debit in Sanford. Ail to I’l- I*,fry r I '*!*" For Daw l lU H Um HI* »*# aiwsafar* •« would help line and half day I Hit* 1 fir*- ;Ut dit) *»f July. 190 BOAT OAKS »n« ta*l|MUta. atotta, kMtWsra. *»* . i» I* ll Klt.Nl m*N, . n-'iuired Moiulas A Tue-dav and r s lo a W kl4*A ilt, sear Hows**, i i c a u k , si hf iri M r- .si U u si sle-.k lif.-uti I’mnt. H#m Will pay $25.00 ,t \y>eV salary. r s la a Vumtog is a ttu s n . tUWSck and gtc«r ftmlw KOirtda KELLY. HANDLED AXES Silas. I s l t y ass*Is. #t«f-l*4Bi*snes« sn* A fter October 1st. yf’u can M'if - sin tftfuri Him I i see s ta ir n o p l s s u a t g u ir ts htp si-sriJU J. Od make $60.00 a week and up u s t a r d t s n U t » » i m iH 1M # '* Stanley .Rogers H ardw are Co. ti.s is s t- ls lU s * W lsu esoUltlB* 11Us* Ia to 1100.00 on th u joli. W rite w r i m o r t m . i i tT in a «t I tsils* a-sl-ltss. Msds t i Iks n o t tsst11. a . Idojn. Supt. 30 E. Chuieh IMITATION leather* in most n u t t t \ iik k ii s .t l a t aWWlad* flsstiO w * M * » a | DadSt. Room 5, Irlando, Fla. . colors and large selection of « it «s*ri:i< IT4ST o r mas l o t . a -.i-iis s « t u rru s w u ■-• su u t gtr* PHONE »os t i l l rsMit s r J t t t a m t t i n slit .h tsr* NOTD-t: in IIKIlCIty 'tIVKN good upholstery fabrics. Kotart IsUj riru ad rear M«»«f T»T a-dMIss •»T a ; i l «i. »V. H I ' E X r r n . H o ld e r «o EXPERT, p a in tin g — contract or S. Brown, 2011 N. Orange d ir a t sU |M t dra* itdtsd .'i s f s t i .r w hourly b a s i s . phone Grogan T*. s %. ) Iilif.i 1. No, 1st, fssueit It), Ave., Orlando. Fla. ,1m of Jo lt .\ P t s t l . hag.OK.1 1154, e/o Sanford Hardware. * ,i»l At I'oUehton mol "ll 1 , . . I K.HIO I). t m o i l .*■ u n i ha* PROTECT your health — sleep , n i . u l e i i p n l t . a t l . o i f*.r a l a s itpel iHug S to res in aa n fo ltl LOANS better! Dependable m attress re­ 11 novating! Box springs and in- F IN A N C E your purchases of rterspring mattress,** rebuilt! automobile*, ttu. k. slid elcctli T H E L O N E R A N G E R New malttesses, Ins)-, springs! rn) equipment tin t r . M. lloyii Hollywood beds! See mil retail A Co. store anil display rmun at I t* W. FIRST ST. BORROW H E R E W H E R E I'M TELLING THE TRUTH. A.ND Echols Bedding A F u m itu ie Co. PRIVACY IS RL-SPEt-TED FOR SOUR OWN A5 V E L A6 YOUR n u l u u l desire for privacy Sanford M attress Kartory WHO IS ‘H I-1 OON1 KNOW A WSKED THE LIFE CFEVERV SETTLER in money mallei • is stricli} I'hone 1133 and 672 J ” • q j 7 A U T \ --------- • SLR VICK • PRICK APARTMENT SI/.K GAS RANGES H ILL HARDWARE CO, 301 East First Su FOB SALK FIV E room furnished bungalow corner lot in desirable section priced at JCOOO.OO. ItO ltK irr A. WILLIAMS. Realtor 506 A tlantic Bank Bldg. Phone 222 Huva your p o rtrait taken at N 1 C H O L L S S T U D IO 220 k fc ia c h B ld g .. P h o n e 115U Children n specialty FOB SALE SIX room bungalow located 1006 12 SPECIAI. SERVICES Palm etto Ave. Hard wood NORTH Carolina grown Copenfioors throughout. SIG NS hnpon Cabbage plant*, ready lttlBEU T A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Show caul* and poster* Alla I5lh to NnV 1st. Place 506 A tlantic Bank Bldg. ()■— DKK*S SIGN S E R M lL your order now fur early de­ Phone 732 O. D. Ijjm lress, Phone lu.’l livery. Call 705-M. FLOOR SANDING FOB BALK ami finishing. Cleaning and wa> A VERY hlce five room bungalow COW manure, 50c bushel, .K. lug. New floor* surfaced to pci on corner lot Immediate poaW. Lord, phone 78H-W. fcrtloti. Old llnora made like new session. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Pears, $1.50 and $2 per bushel. Call H. M. GLEASON 506 A tlantic Bank Bldg. Geo. 0. Swnrtx. Box 115, Rt. j Lake Mary, Fla. Phone 732 2. phone 77Q-M, RUNT A CAR IIIS Park A ve. set. REAL ESTATE WANTED rOROIt YOU DRIVE IT phone HH8. CHUNK 20U S rillC K L A N D M m tllls u s rclrry paper with ,N SELU,N 0. ,,4450 5 0 ROLLS celery ------REAL K S T A T E -U pays to deal „ , rc ,ek „ , e 50c rolL „ , DHIVB-IT. INI . through experienced brokers. If I q | | | cki0Il. . m ow ed. l(ea*ci»iil,l you have groves oy other p r o - ------ -------------------------------------i.a n nrices. Je rry Lord, plume 7d« perty to m arket, or if you are V-PIECE m a h o g a n y Duncan vv. yourself in the m arket, contact 1‘hyfe dining room suite, $200.m 0 . Bencher o f j f l j i Batchr ...00 cash. Phtma OHO, ' ’DODGE - PLYMOUTH elilrtV 2S E ast W ashington 8 t , PA UTS AND SERVICE fl ARTICLES WANTED ttrlamlo, phone 0620. log Palm etto Ave. I’hntte ta li BUY' or ren t 2 to 5 room housa. I'LL HUY yuur car, reganlles* WARNING to cutonmbilc ownrr of age or condition. Roy Red, C. Mull. Sanford, P. O. 306 W. 2 ml HL _______ I ami drivers. 38 slates now havi stric t laws Imposing heavy pen S ARTICLES FOR SALE PARTS la angle lamp wanted. I, allies on motorise* who rannn phy a judgm ent for injury !• Phone 57U. ______ ONE 6-ft. all poreeltnin Frifftothers caused by their autumn dairc for salt'. 12 IP French ] WANTED: Exercising m a c h in e ' bik*. You are taking n gm.v. Reply Box HU. c /a Herald. rhonre if you drive or if youi Ave. Call 010. automobile |* driven in any o' TH REE nice young Jeraey cow*. 7 P e ts , L iv e s to c k , S u p p lie s there states—unler. you are in One as tow a i $80.00. Phone sured. See Us liefnn. you ink' FOR SALE. pYftO-D Southern 705-J, 2821 Orange Ave. a trip In your car. C. M. Boyd Uhcinicar* superior quirk-kill­ A Co, ONE large kitchgn sink, roll tap ing household spray. Use it anil front* Phone 31 or 087. once, ynuH find It the best. ELECTRIC appliance repairs — 2.95 g i T 1.00 quart, 69c pint. w* rep air w ashing machines GIRL'S b cycle. ex tra M/aa, tubes, On tale a t-m o st local stares. vacuum cleaner*, fans, mixer* w ire basket: act of metal te r ­ sewing machines, T ro tter Ap’ race furniture; cypres* garden COWS and 15-month old heiffer llance Service, 301 W..Second chaira; large reinforced garden for sale. * -Inquire Osteen Gen­ L Phone KRU-J. ____ Gower pot*. Phone eral Store, Oatecn. Florida. SNAPSHOTS— printed, developed SIX heifar calves. One male calf. FOR 8ALE—p4ir of mules. R. F. enlarged. We copy old photo *41 I I Mack W84I trtick, _I H 71 tan stake Cooper, Cameron Ave. graphs. body. Phone 286. NIOHOLLS STUDIO ~ FOR SALE. Keep mosquitoes, 420 Melsch Bldg), Phone 1150 FER TILIZER—$145 a b a r. 2528 gnats, fleas and biting G in O range A n , aim y » lth SHOO, Southern FU R N ITU RE REBUILT Chemical's new Insect repellent AND RECOVERED ONE ham m er mill complete w ith th a t's effective ( W ar-deretopsd Your fu ntlturo wll| look Ilk* hewer unit. Grind yuur own government form ula! and also new, win w ear b«Uer th an ever feed, grit* and meal. g628 smells good. Safe fo r babies when ottr experts rebuild and O range A to . and children: ideal outdoor recover it Only the fin est conVers, sportsmen, vacathm- ■truction m aterial! user), Phon* 6,000 f t of 4*10, 4*8. 4x8, 2x1. . V/tosed a t the beach it I H i! for a t n * estim ate and Also . 2x0 ton$ue and troov Mm prevents sunburn. 60c for flooring, a m O range A r t . 8 o*. bottle; on sola a t: Touch- ^ iTan% T M ! ; . 0 i r t e r y » Al Anderson. ton's lioumillat fl ■A t I PRINTING nml PUBLISHING 827-R SERVING SEMINOt.E COUNTY PICK-UP & DELIVERY CASSEl.BERRY, FI.A. IIV Holt (ireon '/ d 8 ? / £ ~ / / ' reaja-c ed hi re. Friends and relatives a le n»t uuestinne-* alwui your credit Your en. ployer ur business assuciiitdi wilt not In-ar uf your persunal affairs. There is no cause foi Cmbarra-sment. Reasunnble cre'lit requirement* No cu inakers on money loan. Variable paym ent plans. FAMILY LOAN CU. Florida Rank Bldg. Phone S E R V IC E ., J- f O-THH - T n * APACHK- ® DO ! l i -3TEN! . ^ A I I RJGHT WOU IT, LAURA?> A^AN NW0 QAiM5 APACHE ARE RIDING THIS WAV ! FROM HERE TO THE BORDER, VOU'D BETTER NNARN THE FORT! BELIEVE A\E? [j • A *4 -*• . 1- I'M OFFICIALLY THC OPER­ ATOR, BUT I'VE BEEN 6 C K IN BED FOR THE LAST MONTH AND A\V 6I&TER LAURA HAS - - HURRY,LAURA. GET THROUGH TO THE FORT. TELL THEM GERONIMO’S RAIDING PARTY'S REACHED MERE AND IS HEADING SOUTH! v tw that g c c d w e BPe m CAN Vex SEND A T IF VC I CAN I, Ju:3T 1 ! WHITE AVAN'S WIRE A\OR5E CC3E A\EG£AGE ? / r WATO i Wc 1r THAT TALK! <s wt/L THE LINE'S DEAD IT MtK- PfH 1WE 0PF*K WIRE BROKEN SOMEWHERE BfcH 'j I IN AT T A L K . HERE hND FORT APACHE ! r ) p\ WHITE MAfJ AND SQUAW IN HOUSE i S 0 - ■ Have your<n* £ l r P pSi>ta8k*pil . . I M at r ■K Hunts ..ni07 M g Sm oke Feed Store, House and other local (tares. E LG IN pre-w ar bicycle, practic­ ally new with accessorise. 1 1 1 1 Oak _Ave._or p h one »V-R. opposed, g4r c«ol*d Onan Jn- y -- - 'r HAT HOUSE WHERE WHITE MAN KEEP MAGIC THAT MAKE W IRE TALK. GERONIMQ SAY BURN, KILL.j BETTER WE CAMP HERE, WAIT UNTIL SUNRISE. G O D S DO NOT 5MILE ON APACHE WHEN HE FIGHTS IN THIS IS HORRIBLE! THE LINE BRO­ KEN, NO WAY TO SEND A WORD,AND WE KNOW THOSE APACHES ARE LUCK? WHAT Y APACH ES WON'T ATTACK AT NIGHT, SO AT LEAST WE HAVE A FEW HOURS TO i PLAN. �I PAGE SIX THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFi IK W . Wan*. C ount? Jude* c.r K* ml nr.I* County. nt nl# uffira In Ilia Court I I d u "<p la Banfonl* JFlorldk. arllhln rig h t ftU n U a r month* Fun T A s iia n n fruru th# lima of Ih# ffrut p u M Irj. t i i a iar i : i t m a r o p tans N O T IC K IH I I K H C I I T U IV K N . lion of Ih U fio lift. Each claim or <t»m*n*t must b# In w ritin g 'and T h a t J K H K A. U K E I l T , holder of T » * Cartlflcai# No. I l l , l»*u#<l tha aonlala lb* plac# of r#ald#nt# and IM day of J u ly A, !>-. 1*44. haa pout office nrlUfeas of Ilia cfalm arf fll»d aama In my office and ha» and m um be* pworn (o h r lb* cjalnfl mode application *f*ir n la i deed ant. hi# Mitmt or <uiorn*y. « r th* to be l«*ont Ih ifa tA , Haht ce rtif­ «an»# ahall b* v » M icate embrncea the follo w In if tieM A Y ir U H A IK E H A « E ltc tilrfx of u l i l mil air err I bed property In the County «f Kcrnlttol#, H ta la -o f Florida,, to-*wit: F lr rl |i iib Ileal on 7 / 31/ 44, Lot I I lllocli 2$ Haolalido Plat llook 2 payee CSV* «C <7 A «* Th e aebevement of the M id pro p­ i n m i - : c o t l i t T o k T i n : « ‘/ it '.v r t erty under the eald ceriifleala **• j K i o i i :, h k h t n u i k Oo k *;t y k u >IIIIM . IN IT K II I A T U . pim l wi.a In the ft&fir* of It- h In r , : t j l n f e o f K l*. H T Illl'K M hlthir lletate. L 4 NI>, I W i '. r „ L ITnleee aald certlficale ehall be A ll •‘..d iiit r * vv.1 l ' . n w w Ifav. f «d e*»tne«l urcorillnir to law. th# T** Inc 1*1-lin . or l>.iii.in*i A n i n i i .property dearribed th rie ln w ill he » la t* i ® ^ ft**!d In Ihe hltflif-M bidder at th# Paid lo t. im K of r » « ara h « r ,i .^ the court hou*e door oh the flret liollflrd/.(.ii .Hid rri|U.r*<l la |ilr«rn l all} Monday In the rtt«»nfli < f K**pt»m* her* 1914, Whirls |* the l»ii| d^y of •'.u ni> and d tim n n l, a ltirh yon, at n ilh .r of >nu, m ay It-iV, again.! He pi ember. P14, Ihn . . f a i r .f f.\ I*. ttT IttrK K A N I) |>a!rd Ihla Slat day f*f Ju ly , 121C ilir ia H d , le t, of aald t V .n t y , fo lh . O P. IIK K N IV O N . • ntlTilv J u d g , uf Henilnoi. CnunCirri* Circuit i/iitirt, Hern* I ) , F lo rld r, al hla o d l f . In the Inoje County* Flotlda court Im u .e of *ntd Cotiuiy at Hanford. Florida , w ih ln riant ralam u. tniiniba from tn*- in»< uf lha (u .t |iu U M .IIiin .of tins n o lle . K .rh Iff C O U N T Y J I I la n c e it t H I t T . H K M IM lI.K t T lU N T V . K I.U lltO A . •lalni » r drm nnd .h a ll h . In a r ilH a tn l, or A ffD ItK W t! I I A I N I X Ilia, and '.Itlill d a le t h , |dar, uf |irrrJm#«l* rr. 11 t.ra and po*t office a d ilrr., •# Lffdlinr* of Clio edatment. and shall ha awotn TO Alai. I*Kit.HUNIV IIA V IN O to h) the clalm aht, h l r an*n!. | • I*MMS O il r>KMAN‘ l»S AO AV N HT h i. vltoruay. aud any such ru in * H A II» K H T A T K : or demand nul at> flla.t vhsll b. You iintl #j»ch nf you i»r* hereby n o t i r i u l « lid ra*iiulfr<l l*» ftl*» fill) l(L 'll V B. H T itlC Itl.A N 'P t'tkinii lutd d#fiu»rul* w b lc h .y o u . or A » adm inistrator of tha E if iH n r ol you may |iav# Hgaltut ta t, of IT 1). H lrlc k U n d , d*r*a,*d. * ilit in ih# tafilc*‘ Jlory* Klrst publication T/1I/4S. radvtm m l a rcordlng to Imw, th* property d m rrlba d therein w ill h# »i|i1 to lb# h lf h f u l bidder a I th# th# court hoitaa door oti ih# flr*| Monday In th# month of 8* pU m ­ ber. 1»44. which la tha 2nd day of Heptrm bar, l i f t . Haled thla Slat day of Ju ly , 1144. O. P. IIK IIN D O N , C lark C irc u it Court. H*minol# C ounty. Florida (C irc u it C ourt Heal! Seminole Farm Bureau Honors Wathen. At Meet t HMOWnni » WEDNESDAY, AUC. 7, MS FLORIDA , f e o p l e h i * ik-clared. He praUwl the Farm lluieau and It* wtolc and’ (aid be did not i w why it could not number at least 300 growwrs in this county. , , IV atderil Cullum praised the work cf the County Commissioner* for cO-cp.’rullon in the ditch draininif program. He alntfHi th a t the muck dialribution program ha* been hindered l*y rain* but that It was hoped to noon at .'uuiulate a stock pile of 10,000 yanla of muck to b» (old to grower* a t n i t , Vice I’rruident iiutner toid olio of the progress in the drain* »(.e program. Mr.-Dawaon told of the program to m-cuiti petm anant housing fnrilillp* for m igratory . •r (C ircu it C ourt Heal) K O t ll K O P . A N M .M A T IO * M I T K t i OS- A I f L I I M T I l K • vom t a x m :t :n m i a i -t k h ir«ar n r i w N O T I C i : IH II K I t K I lY U fV K N , T h a t I.K K M l O I I . I , ami M n U .I K t i t t i r u , in, w ir., h " ta ,r,o f t «» I '.f i ir i r a l, No. I t , U a u nt thf 1*1 •lay ol J u l y A. I>. 1(11. tin* flin t *ame in m y n ffic , and l.a. made application tor a la* dead In Iw Im u m I llirr .n n . Kald eerllf* le a l, .n .lira r.a l h , fnllow lna <1,arrtbad p ru p a riy In lha County i>( Hemleole, d ia l, of S'lorlda. lo -w li k i « t ft « r .<v, t,r m h of n w *. of NtVt* of a w . , a .rilo n 11. .h ip l » Houih lla o c , 1| ftact. I t*. a ' * T- Th e aea.M tnani or tha u l i l prop* arty under lha raid re e lIf lra l- t** ,u , d *raa in lha name of t 'l.T .la n d C ra w fo rd .' I ’ o lf * aald *e rtlflra la ■.h a ll b . t o lr r m n l arenrdlng to law. Ihe pro p a ne d.a rrlbe d I h .r .l n w ill Ire aold in Ihe h ig h ,a t htdd.r al the lh* ro u rt hon**# door on i h , fl.»t Monday In Ih* ittnnlh of H.pttni* HIR ATTIII J M n i H O WITH BLOOO, Mn, Ludlie Grider (left) u pic­ tured after ih e was held by Chicago police for questioning In connection w ith tho fntal beating of her B-ycur-old daughter, Carol (right). The child's paternal grandmother discovered the tragedy when (tie visited the G rider home and found Mra. Grider pacing ihe floor, and the child beaten to death with a hammer. (fatrrnatlvnal Sohi^dpkoto) a u .a a n ia n j ».t .1 u. b*r. I » l ( , ---Keptunher, . . III*. tit under lh* *«ld ca rtlflra i* I*, o • v»a* lh l h , name o t U|l> of ianfuid. i i.ia i, a ,Id c r t l f l t a t , aliaII bo anld ( r a y - >al,d thlg, H a t dav of Ju ly . (S t« <» V. IIK K N D O N , i ’I . rll Cl run h C ourt. HamInol* C ou nty, Kl.ir Ida BYPAULRQBIMSPh I p l a y d a n c e m u s c , \ M R ire D A N C E T U N E S / I’V E P R A C F i C A L D / - / s w a l l o w e d 5-rrk C U T D AN C E R E C O R O S r A R E ? ] mv TEsTVi/f EVEfSVTHlNGi T IM E T O L E A R N K ID D IN G — l T O D AN CE/ r \ LOST 52 Lbs.! W K illl t i l t 14 AQAIM** MRS. c, #. w c IU . r r . w o r t h v#i pit few* p«» ■ I# IIM fiaulpn Ha drug* ■»!, t*A*t**% lNttp*fWaf*N I BY PAUL ROBINSON f mar mot b ddm ti Hu b rows*. Iff it« AV M VltttM A t la s t &»<yr*J t#vt» r 4kd *lwtGHrt I* rM*« ktl 14 la ETTA h as ra.'.'ivtt, th a LaGuardia Urges Liquidation Of UNRRA Agency H o u s e h o ld t S p r a y i ««M«»*S l »n i I' h , Oh, lilies for ilis p lu rn l persona would eonllnue fo r at least the firs t tw o month* of nest year, or u n­ til some Other aicmiry routd lake over the hurtjan. T h e re|>ort a !s , disclosed' that [oitiuardin had liecn eompelk>d to slop sliipnictc.s of fotals and sup­ plies to C hirm tw-rause Chinese ports had bccolur SO clogged that somo of tho shipments hud Ik -c ii deteriorating. H e said that ho would go to C h in a to m abr a little noise unil see what could ho done to straighten out the situation. Flic hm pirc S tate Iluihling in New York has aevctt mite* of ele­ vator shaft*. T h e firs t paper m ill in th< U n ite d Sliites w a , built nt tier m antow n, I’a., in ltUM). Touchlon's JJrug Store Roumillnt A Anderson Robson Sporting Goods gAK£n X-Ccl Fred Store Hill Implement Hunt’s Feed Store Smoke House nnd oilier local stores Sou (hern Chemicals S a n fo rd , F U , * *' ’ ; ^ '• ^ 0 feel thst in • short time there will be plenty o f 'feed for all needs. to have you come in -with us et any time. ^ FOR A g SO N G " I 1W W W — Xl BY PAUL ROBINSON 7H AT S O N G /IT S FINJSHEDt/, TM TAKING IT EAST* TO INTRO 7J DUCE IT-ON THE A IR /-A N O I DEDICATED IT TOVOU H IS B A N D LEA V ES T H IS W E E K ,S O i r r L O O K S L IK E I r -J =a G O T N O (— > PLACE If WOULDNT, YOURE GOING A S GUEST STAR ON THE PROGRAMFOR F R E E - --------------- ' EX PEN SES ----- 1 PAID. FAsr*J , ROMANTIC H A P P EN D O N T*i W AKE IN G .V r 1 *'i '»( M I W >4 Hr* linn i« 'I » w ti»h I* I I U iimh f.» Kit*l. I.«t| ( lib# k 2J I lr it# in wold l ’lstl llvHik J i m k m yu a !*! k Flat Kf.isk I jit a f). I-»*|6 1 in 1 FibEbiirat F ln i ibihk 3 1*91(1’ 7J. Ol If - t't>u hiirkt Vfm li(M>k >i iiiiffr si, HKt| of HU’ I, of HU\L K (»f Isnku AK*r> -leOhitu >1*4 llo# J .1rill NK** of M V S ofHK** K of Kak.**’ l.ofmwiiaajl III Ota*I. iFrtl ton I I T o w n #lii|i id fit.m l* tin o k *- -Hj I7«i ■t. .Niy ..f MV** „f H K H I lejsrt K 4 ArrfKt rft*llou i To*%n#bln 21 • ffblith ltiitit** 35 Ka*i( ‘ !•*»(-■ BY PAUL ROBIN! flYE,M0M/ BYE DAD** WEIL -w \NOirE.’ T1 WELL H IS S ,T H B P L A N E -P B B T T V S N A Z A r A J T R IP TO T H E O K 3 d to w n .- B r o a d c a s ts C L U B S .-E V E R Y T H IN G LUNCH f BRING BACK | A FLOCK Of £~ AUTOGRAPHS airu MUET fc---- 1 PLUSH, ANO \ IALL FO R FREE '•) V tY BE A DCE» /.T S T " Sw x ’.I Frnnlitfn T^rmc** Fltti ItO'ik l pagf 74. L*1 * Wo* k l> Ill-Alts* I.IttlT d\rr##. Flul |tf»*»W t ikigp Ll. a «» F 11K UN I MIN 1 ‘tn k of fin i/lrcutt Court Hftii iit.l. C o m ity Florida (C lrru U (Toun H**a I the fotlnwlng dasrrlbed land In •amlnole County, KletIda, “ til lie o f r.r,tl for sal* ml nubile otilery for the hlrhast Na,| i„s « rash bid, •abler) to l h , r iih t of th* Tru s t* ,* of t h , ln l,r n a l loiprnvfm snt Kund J* r*l**t any and all bids, at Ut* ^unhoua, l-,« in a ln « at !« :» • (YCtoek A. N., *n t h , tin day of September A, I), 111*, thiteble of IhuulelpalliUe easement for fund rla h t of way I** f**t Wld* Will h* re e rrvM from parrel through w hirh th e r. Is an * ( l t l Intr tftal. It.... . A t to all land* lltt* to o n , half of all p,tr«1*um and lilt a* fauttbs of othar m in ernu W ill be raaersad. 1*..A - Huuar, In SR Corner of - NW VI uf H K U Herilon I t T o w n - ship IS Neath Iteace I I K u t . t-«t I I IlloeIt I t flresm wold F la t book s paaea M * SI plat Book SEA TS THREE" f A N D FOUR,* tn-7 j M R M E L O O /J S W m a d b a l l f—i—l ARRW GEM ENTS BY PAUL ROBINSON 'AKETT HI.GLOOIA/ Old YOU MEET H rrrr.F E L lA H ? 1 M R M BL W H E N t L E F T TH EY W E R E O R D E R IN G J A PHONG C A LL FROM A C O U P LE O F C U TE S T E W A R D S THEY MET IN T H E T O W E D 4 T J jt -.* 4 V -j Ip - *s * ss- w \ . . f lad I t N .w CpaaU T in t Ttook 1 p a y , «|. M H of N i l s of N K H of N g u N /*L_n nt K ««> 2Mange /c,,on .f ». IUTownship 11 South ,< Lot M l |S,ankMn Ter rare Plat Hook I pas* T*. ifi* a i f * * » tllUCh D I I I - A lta U lfla .A e e e a p la t Itnoh TTMtSTRK* (W ulttt S—r •- h .<■ M ELODY fe lt r o c - ' r I WONDER WHAT EVER HAPPENED TOTHE CUTE STEW VW MET ON THE jrt PLANE f t — TOTHE B|G_ BOOAPCASr, -- PMemtasl* p wC*unt>' s T H tfY G O . i - _ Z W O ULDNT 1 K N O W /n rr\ STORE i w it h « r - — M E / CM i Connolly was given a sack con! tabling a largo ho* in which was u pigtiy hltnk and three- stale ears of corn. M, L. Cullum made th* presentation ns n birthday g ift amid n lot of laughter. f'-iuliinlt Cuuatv, Florida Grnry wsa pruimunctul hjr F a th ­ er William N achtrub oT Ail Soul*' N U T IC t t IN U K U K TIV U IV K N that Catholic Church of which Mr. ptnroaut In Sevtlon » ol Chapter i l K S ; U « > of K lorldi. A rt* of Whthen Is a member. t I J I , known as the S tV Itl-H Y A C T ' r h y m e s Ci irc o W IT H S O / f r r r DR EAM — We sre glad to enoounce thst the feed sUuetlon is gradually galling belter end prices are on the downward trend. "* ‘ ' . h H E / . '1^ biicht-ei it«l l*»i 1 -istii lh I f util t( ms1 til 1 in- fivtatuul « uui 1 !»■*<) st iLitilirri, I IfW ut It las A. M . Mil A tip 11*t ;i;ib, l;Ma. N S of \Y», *.f N . v , ^ T(iwrifhl|) in H**uth Ii K m41 H 2 t« ft of K 1 were Mayor H. Jnmr^ (lul, P rc d ' d tttl H. H. Col#man of the Sent jlnolo J'ounly Chninlajr t.f Com merreT Matulger Tflward A N H O U R T H A T 'S W A N ID E A S O U N D S L IK E M x ie R O M A N C E IS U P A D E A D -E N D S T R E E T - + k— i - B U T D E F .r - I •’"llBnff* K*hw I 'g r r Ot*^ |g in s uf th e Seminole . County ' Chandler «f Com m itre*, General 'M a n a g e r Lind WH>er o f the May* tfi\ir Inn, General Manager John Krider of th e Kunforil Kasrhall Association, M an ag er Rd I.evy o f the Sanford Celery Reds, Mr, jPnschall and Mr. Kennedy, s -iS K V - B U T , R I G H T N O W ,C R E E P F L V -B U Y -S IG H W H A T R H Y M ES i Legal Notice Pirate Manager Pleased With Training Here t Famous band' /a d d o n 4/ona■it's a ' dmam » coma true.'or/s L O O K A T TH E STA G S l e t s s e e - v------------S P A R K U N S -L l ^ E M IL L IO N S I P IC K E D A STA R O F E N G A G E M E N T r *1 P I C K E D A n ik i/ 3 C 9 W M i ------J \ R EALLY D IA M O N D r FR O M TH E 1 . �— ■’• ; V - In U n ity T h e r e It S tre n g th — THE To Protect the P n w et the ffoHd) P a r tly cloudy th is n fic rn n o n , to n ig h t and F rid ay w ith lo c al a f t e r n o o n t hu n d ersh o w rrs. ■To Promote (lie Prof m s of Aoirrkej To Prod ore Prosperity for Sanfsrtb W EATHER r1- AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W SP A P E R V O L U M E X X X V II E stablished 1008 SANFORD, FLORIDA. — THURSDAY. AUG. 8. 1948 NO. AfKocJated Press' Leased Wire 232 ______________________________:_______ City Will Get Naval Station Also Provides* • $30,000,000 To Buy Special. Vehicles For Legless Vets W A SH IN G TO N . A ur . Hr (fl1)— President T rum an has liitneri an a p p ro p riatio n bill whjch provides fu n d s ' ‘ fo r 'te rm in a l leave ■pay *fo r enlisted m en. T h e m easure a u th o rize s th e nxpenditure o f $2,431,708. It also pro* • . -.. vide* 30,000,000- fo r th e 1 .. - j i l i l r l m s c of. eapcriullyinttod ** autom obiles fo r veterans * who hnvc lost TlWir ttR sr ■■ WASHINGTON.~Aug. 7. MV- Abcut IS,000,000 veterans Maml . to benefit by the U tn u 'o f the * (51 teminal pay low. You or someone in your family may laone *>f them no here’s what the measure I* all about, as explain. oil by. a joint committee of the Army. Navy, Marine Corps and ♦ Coast Guard. * The law—, which is specifically railed the Armed Furro* tanve Act of 194(5—provides that every soldier, sailor, m arine ami coaalxusnlsm an-m an or womart—1» paid for furlough nr leave time which was not used up before honorable discharge. Ilow do you figure out the un­ used time? Well, you have la-on allow'd two tipd a half duys furw lough or leave for each month * in service. Hut under the pres, sure of .the w ar not all of that time was used up by every se rv ­ iceman. So the newly signed bill proposes t« pay far it. The settlem ents will Is- based on the rale of pay the (il was * receiving a t the tim e of his dis­ charge. The lim e if computed a t tho rata of two anil one half days per m onth—minus the time used u p by actu al furlough. Tho V maximum num ber «f days nllovr* ed la l£P. » — * ‘ArtJ B i^ *»*cT"mit'*l*ff'«n3Wu«rr of the armed force* who was honorably discharged —» including tha members of the women's brandUaa—ia eligible. Officers nnd w arrant officers also are eligible for the unused tiim- they nceqmulnted while they a c re In rnlfsted brackets. Of course, th e armed force* will have a trem endous Unto settllng the million and millions of clalm sS It will take atiout 00 days Iwfore claim forms are printed and distributor]. But you o r tho veteran in your family have a simple job. All you have to do is pick up a claim form at your nearest Post O ffice- fill it out carefully—and mail it in. T h at’* all. It isn 't necessary to write or cal) In person with the armed a u v lc ta in any way*—That -wduU 9 ju st make the job -all tho harder for the clerks who "have to do tho paper work. The settlem ents the GPs receive will ha made in non-ncgntiable bonds which can i>e cashed in flva years and will yield two and one half percent Interest, llow etrir, the bonds are-Im m edi­ ately negotiable if you want to use them for paym ent on (51 Life Insurance. I f you’re entilled to less than |6 0 you'll get f *T It all by check. B ut any am ount over |6 0 will be paid off In bond* fo r each I 2S multiple nnd the balance by check. Let's asy, for example, you're entitled to |B 0. You'd get threw 128* bonds and a |5 check to complete the total amount. Incidentally. If a veteran haa died his survivors a re eligible fo r thia term inal leave acttlem ant and they too should visit the ^ P o st Office where special In­ struction* are available, . Hero And D aughter Viait Truman Molotov Says Russia Will Not Agree To Voting Plan Adm. Ralph Davidson, Set Up By Rules Committee Member* Of Staff, Will Be Here For Short Ceremonies - T T -—‘ * ' * The Sanford Naval Air HtBlio-' will be officially turned over to! the City next T hursday m o rn in g ! at I0;(H) o'clock by Hear Adm Ralph Davidson, USN, romman>! *r or th e NcCcSth 'N aval District amt Chief of Naval A ir Advance T rrining Command, it was an noil need yesterday afternoon by 'Cohidr. II. A. W heffcr, command if)g yfliecr.'- - r_. *.*•. i —- »—{—.■ 1 • A11ini fa I_1 laviiDoii wifi be arjrompanfc.( Tiy “mcntlter* of "FIT Istaff ahd there will lw» a -short ceremony for the presentation to : which the public is invlied. The City will take the station i over on a revocable perm it fw the real and personal proper! > In which they will have ciistodaj until th e (internm ent makes a permairant settlem ent with -the City, according to Comdr. Wheel er. The Navy will relaln five buildings fur storage purpose-., with Lieut. C. Amos, tl. S. N. In charge; A small s ta ff of civilian and naval personnel will b e - r e ­ tained. Edward Higgins, nuinsgerN1of the Seminole County Uhumhrr- of Commerce, in commenting^ on the tran sfer, stated that j|ii* completes the work of the Seo> iliole fo u n t \ Chantin', of Oo(V> m in e , in nrgotinting with tl" naval authorities for (lie N a v a l Air Station. * PRESDENT TRUMAN is shown ns he admired the blonde curls of 1The Cliamla-r of < omuu-rco we Priscilla Ann ( P a t| White. 4, on the lawn of the Summer Whitu i*u ,b»Mxed in November of la; House. Independence. Mo Looking on with pride Is the g irls fa th — a)11, pr, . P,„ n , , m to p i­ er, Lt. Raymond While, who lost both leg, in the Hattie of th e various 'departm ents of tha gov Bulge. S tanding behind tho wheelchair M George Charno. president erlinient, stalin g the deaite of tin of the American W sr Cuds. The organisation recently bought the t* dy and • ounty to se ru ra tb . I Naval Air Station for the pur ! Kansas City, 3Io., brio a home valued at nlumt *12,000 to live in. | pose of conducting an nlrBon (International Soundphoto) * vocational training school, Iw s sssociiTuon'r * f u n t y gaii i The Chamber "f CnmmcrCO’ lv said, fe^» g ra tifie d 7 with t h u i t ' suit* of these ncgotlatlrtns the riiganlxatiim was I lie of !h<F Monday Set For Mass Surrender Si i s B y PinKnoine Peasants —* Jewisli Suspects Are Released In Palestine A r e a e ctaa 1 ,7 0 0 n„ I JC W 8 I l- U lo K cs • . **,•'■ — ■ MANILA. Aug. H (/I* Moo day hn* beott set'N s the dale f«r Ihe first m ss* registration ai--l sunv-ndrr of a rm , by the I'lnli) • pine peasant faction in 1, tin Province on central Lump. Tho reaction of th e p caian t faction known as th # Ilukbnlnp is exI' cted to provide a crucial lr*t f< r President Manuel R osas' |ii-i- prime mover* in devebipng ><t airport h e re in th r early „f |tie w «r amt a»si led the • -y t omntUsioti in srcu u n g n \ >-y operation. jjr . H iggins stn ic i Ihi.' 'be plans for the u*e "f the lit the present time are a- f"l* lows; Roy 4U Browning and lia r , ry K. Robinson will operate itie airport for the ln-m-fit of the public and will hU" in.tinii* a S e i z e d gram tn end ClvU strife in iemi il (H training program Tb- i "Il A a V v 1Futon. takeover Immediately nft-i V- g. EiX“ Interior Secretary Zulueln. »h-> |fi. tremist*, ^ftlcaHcri would ” ,’!*U- given JERI'HAl.KM , Aue. a, (A l— The Brllish High Commission, er for Palestine announced In-d ag -A rab leaders, have- turned down an invitation to attend discussions In London. The commissioner. Lieutenant C 'n rra l Sir Alan Cunningham, said the Arab leaders has been In­ vited to round table talk s on the future of the Holy l^ n d . JERUSALEM , Aug. H -(/P i The Palestine government h-/- an nouneril tlml 1700 Jews seised by the ilriti'h last Jiu-j ss nusperted extremist*, havo been relencrd. Nearly a thousand nio'M will lxfreed in a few days. A govern­ ment spokesman t'unlfd rumors ' •hat several of these still detained have been sen t to E riL 'ta. Meanwhile, dispatches fro m the BritUh-owned island of Cyprna tell of a xtrongly-wired camp ‘•.ing made reaiiy there. These accourte say th e camp ia for- a few hundred sentenced terro rists whose dispersal would be helpful to P a in tln e . According to one tum or, two Jew ish refuge* ves­ sels that ar« overdue at th e Port of Haifa hav* Lien Intercepted by the British Navy an d taken In Cyprus. Th* British colonial office has declined to comment on that, • In Jerusalem , British troops and local potiui have arrested BIRMINGHAM, Aug. 8-</P>-- three more persons In th e old city section. ; A Jewish under­ l A Tfc* incident of polio in Alabama i ground organisation (Irgun Zval continues t o ' grow, , Seventeen c a m have been reported in Mo­ Leu ml) has circulated le a f's ts to bile coUnty—three waro tun»*4 to tho Arab papulation oxpressing yesterday. .TVSkSDl regret th a t any A rabs had been t e X l n g David r*J j * The ^dread dltoaae haa been in- " ln. ’he OX trem ist* crraslnx w ith nasrly 20 casas re- . u m tho* Arabs th a t ported in^ tha past taro weeks.” A survey by t b j U n ite d . Btales everything roes lb jj .will be dona ' Public H ealth Service made July to svoid A rab an d Jewish victim* the future. I t sajts the Aran* *7 showed ■A labam a had one out Tn wculd enjojy equality and alt * of every 22 eaaei o f infantile civil rights with *iw» in any JewpacelTii* in il/* country. ' l»h sta te th a t m ig h t ba so up by t> Since the u b u la tib n was made. y -‘ however. Alabama haa Increased ---------------^— _ — (| m number of polio victims In *' the state. > COTTON CROP F0R B C A 8T O f H o new n t m reported In le C ounty, yesterday,, health WASHINGTON, Aug. 0- W .0 . L- Chaapn asy* th a t sl- Tha A griculture D epartm ant made _ t th e ra te o f incidence le its annual forecast of tho year's ■ above a v e r s e /, he haa no 7 cotton crop t**day. The d e p a rt­ tlcfc o f^ d o lin g swimming m ent predicted th a t 0,290,000 , w ading pools or. urgbii b&kta of cotton w eigalng 800 . t c sta y aw ay from publ pound, each U Hulkaud by con- Number Of Polio Cases In Alabam a Continues To Grow dition* prevailing Aug. 1. ‘hB1 ",r 4A ||our* in Mh'I i officials „t <1,. i(„n Mrmcirinl tlo ,p il» l ■< . S- — — Soviet ami A ustralian Delegates Tangle Heading Straight Into Maritime Salvage Disptiti In Verbal Battle Dn. VoIjng Proposal* P A R I S . A tig. 8 f/T)— R u s - - — — IVn r p * P n t r f t ' ~ d e l c p ~ * Ttllttl-. Sol Erl I ’T.lg- Mints *-r MuiotuV t h r e w ' ihe . n n into confusion lr> tlrclaring tliiil Ruasia will not a g u e to t h e voting pror'swiure n,|,.p|. ,| l.r il,. Rub 1‘oim iiillre. lie ar r| -ed the' I Willed S ta te s and III ilislit r I t epu dtatlllg rleeisionx Ir uln-d try the Foreign Minisb'r* fr.lltlr it M o b l t o s t'T owe id fife O i l ' til' Au*. Hi-rl -it Kvalt pinion r frill!* e* III*- » It* e r ­ • ! Ml ' * rs ss is th* rnfi. •hi* ! Hi . tl . the V t lllg I Iti* •li f■ \ !• i that |n a ny I hi? it It IpNr. than svtnilj 'I I k tu n y Hull* ru m - hUr| tl tHnh%i 1*4 tin t*» N lih '-tfl-* t . ••1.1 • *$♦•• * 1*1.1 U'l . 1'* re Hi Ml.l- vn!* ihi« run fill mm i I*. till «i h\ n i tcO I iic i'*c*oni- t t'hr t It) * it *nul ft tv v n th«» IHa* lltllfl t'Ti i j ii*i| b y a \ Mtti* v n lf j" " City Authorizes Tourist Program Is Outlined By Issue Of Punch * Brailey Odham At Jaycee Luncheon Youth Kndures jiiour Flight in Board Licenses n j i H* _ Damaged Vessel S.-iiiitiulr « mini v Fngim* Nacelle I • .« MMls i . f.s I . Its ti.r l. NY!)N» Y <;i< % v Y n Reaches England ltd r I jff it in 1 •1*1 I Jons rriiili*v Uithnni, fo rt ’ tf *• ui*t*ktv I ll.il \\ i I f H H 'iM n ff fei ttifu 0* «tii »*f tl * 1’ It lt lH i u t •p.ii jH- ■! tit A 'ir\’iv«x! nn ' t-.» Noi Kcpoaicci IJn d e r Q w n S te a m (a|)(;tin Of I J4* . f t pui I Form er Cpl. Gordon Gustavsonl ATLANTA—Paul M llrtf. u.an, physical training and nllilrtli U. 8 . M. C, R., who recently rea professor of srrhttccturr sJ ’h« slid Pfltlt nIlull th e program rail , cairod hi* discharge from tho Ucorgia School of Trchnoloui. is for th e ,school In occupy an ermi a e rv ic a -a fte r 28 month* of duty planning to build hlniM’tl rl«ht "Ut seven bli* k, wide by ten lilrv-kIn th a Pacific a n a and Japan, of hla own home. HLx house, a mw long, . wtl) m otor n ax t Monday to Chica­ blocks north of the Tro ll Campus, -A t th- northern etui of thr ram go w ith Mi au n t, Mrs. Adg*. | ta squarely tn the path ol s »15^ pti-i will br a new studio and Urnsd. Thomas, 201 E x it Seventh Stic OOOJIOO expansion program (or Rial casting slidi‘>ii lor WCI8T. Coliunwhom ha h a . been visiting for Institution, and HcfTcman Lx w ot bln network aftUiate which GemgU •pN-h nwprtho p o st several waek*. H e Is a Use mm planning Hie projci t All Ot tin* new buildings will tic Seventy city blocks arc n iib u tform er stu d en t of Remind* High ed In the build big program The of morlern design, IlraHng will tie School. * The son o f th« laio Mr. sml school already has acquired 111 by air.” thermosuUcslIy cootm llc). Mrs. N eit O ofttavson of South acres, but needs the rntlrr ISO which ran to- <hntiunl over es.-'.ll-, for sir moling la thn summer. Sanford and Chicago, Gordon acres tn that wrea. With Dr. Harold Hush Hr<>*ii. A new physical training building G ustavs on en tered th e servicwill'seat more than g.oon. tlx until! w ith th e M arinea on A pr. B, 1944 head of the department ol m 'hh floor will be large enough for live lecture, and J. H. Oallry. snoUier ■t Chicago w h ere he had moved archUactural professor, HrlTmian basketball rmirtx nnd wlllihxvp refrom Sariford with hla family la associated tn a firm deMgntnf frigcrstk>n facilities lor conversion about two y e a r i before. He tr a in ! the new buildings for Troh one to an Ice rink. The school plans to ad a t San Dfcgn and later wax’ of hie Jobe la to plan what to build use thLx building also for large In­ sent to S aipan and to various on the site of hla own house dustrial snd engineering exhlbl* sta tio n , a t K yushu Island, Japan, E nrollm ent Is Boom In* "We are hoping to complete nor In clu d in g - N agasaki about . ' i l l Dr. Blake It, 'Van Leer, pmel* weeks a fte r I t ema lereled during dent Of T ech, says that two >< ira present expansion program lit ten A ugust, 1048 bjr the* atomic bomb. ago, when be took office, the « hool years." Van Leer said. "You might expected a total of 5.000 students call our program the Ocorgla Tech bjr 1*61 The enrollment then waa development plan for the scientific 2.M0, But thle fall, an enrollment and InduMrial development of the of 4,900 te tn sight, and the 8.000 south. We want to so train thc.xe young men hi engineering ahd In­ Ml will <Mme next year. This expansion- in students haa1dustrial mansgm ent that they will ■ ■ without any expanrlon build up the Industries of the south, T he Seminole County Board of Public etlon met . IhU >B bulktlDf, by operating classaa thereby improving tta living sta n d ­ ards m o rn tn r a t 10:00 o’clock, and for from 7 a . tn. to H p. m. A large p art of the money far Bo ImtnMltately a lte r the end of the f ir s t „Un»e mp a long while SupL T. W. sLawton, now con­ th a war, th a school's architect* ba­ th e expansion program will cotne in putting their plans on blue- from the radio station. T he' a n ­ fined by I)loess i t Blvaraide Hos­ nual Income, which Van Leer eaid inta, and said Van Leer: pital, Jack*on,viLY), w as not pre"W* expact to have between w as between $300,00 and 4250,000. te n t, 14,800,000 an d ti.ooo.ooo worth of can be used only for "buildings and Tha condition a f Mr. 1Lawton, construction going on this fall." roans" by ruling of the sta te ot who ia aw aiting an operation for Oeorgia. The rest of the money New Radi* Billion Planard appendicitis, wia .... 1 today e from endowments, T tatt'a building program U .dfto l»o sal t*f« lory. federal aid. •*ff ilir liiinttuf *u| nhfl In Inr w 3 t Irtt f*u m fiiw liy Ihr Hritirdi Mi il c * . which ll"W' |x rliiiiMUii: f-tlvuge rights. Tliv Fatme-t, t f ' t | / ' r w ith her cargo. Iin* te e n exii(iiHte,| a t « value 'if 41 abU, (Min, Tl’-i- dispute over right Sr„:,:,T r <™r,I.’. ship aw ay from th - r- »tt* *‘ " k : t *• i •t i t ** th* I In -I.. m . •I fn : I * *■- 1mti t 1ft I lli lH lui U»f» :i ilia t;t ‘l l l f - M i l l l l i l , t* r pujtrf ’’ |i*? I'll i\ -illin J i a - a w J a l s u U j I s w . k 'U f flTT -^s HiUD to -JJf I M Mil . I Via* r iil i t f t ir l iiiii * umI fn*m told a i t nitre .1 . ! is? i« i*nf|iellor lil e l mI lt.ii.it ■ ML 11 "» f•*”5l Strumarts. |r Ks|ii.»liv fm - •hiHif wtvi why Uifl fee. ft ( •IM If i m i In t NlafIItil I* fir.ill } it.lu-ily tuir.l, <|( •»»>• iluliit I 'll 1*11' of the Lratu- Ill, .1 1 .lS Mr l>ort when II.. wtietli were krweretl the twit m ifu n irn ttm - i lie said. ovrr I Xu win •Mf. Udhuni .i - t i e d lluit th Ih u rv r r. Ilir l td -ki iindrr lins| t'lly hn* nuiue *I'.ndlJ *el «ai.!- lilliil 11r.i!nu nt uhI u expected I lui puliiicily while” the senior t»» ir rtn rr ||>- li.i.*. n-fuied to give i Hade body ha ai-p iorim ately hi* name, hut did ,*.vy he made the ' H* I'*#* H' k M i trip to ere AiLxtmlla. il |V., tit g rou.vlmii* and uffertitg from itml* t if >w% n n d c x p w i t i n 1 liiiihltlir !•* I*" lillip . , U| »lf b n r t i a fnrrh.n«i Uir n irrraft j Hi* ll*- |;*k»*frniil wliti ti v%ill Itoii *’ by h d l landed •»» I m win AiL-trnlU. ( 1M till Ol IIO*t|H» I„..*fh - f f l r s *. 1 ■ *1 WN^fi d i * • ’ •«! flit* iMty’.n twntv t Iff lOOl- i 1' I'l* »r d \ •* t I ...... I tUH-ii .i • l : I t h r 1f ;$tnl 1.i till ti I"' r i d in Utr ntaino •h \ M L - m » H im III*. *1 • •*li f *«fi* lUiM Iff It' A M • ” , ilfl H H...I*- * , r etgItt have Af*«0\t t h a ' * U*Lm #-*! •rtir* h*Mir frlp * d Mif i v i * ■ '» ’ • -h u t tl Ui/tl hr H I l.tl* 1 i >i i* Kiut-liab ri fiirlf Af I hut time tin* ahip w ♦ ' in; " iri* i**Lf Action Of H unger! mem, f... Georgia Schciol Of Technology Getting Former Marine To Leave For Chicago Set For $15,000,(101) Expansion Program - tn ► I Krilish ~ JShip An«ry AI wm?* ", hi. ...... . i . . fimlMH iH'IfRsiL. t •f arhnir t t »r* 1 \.. »..*»* *'• •a !•' 11 ||I E IIEG IN N INli ,.f „ m in i battle uvi-i h i,t..n , ..U-.g,. .tight., , an seen m the making I t - pi \\ ,[|IUMl j Riddle b u rl, away ftuni the A nniii.u. I hiiih -i »flt-» a eolllMuu off lh<- Kitgh-h etas' Vtuiinbtin d by her the Alimrirnn K a m a , wan taken in tow b> the • n id iff *< I...... ' h tuala-it S-»-n if t fI* i -it. . Sn crew crevi 'm m (lie \t,iet:can Ra> ger rami- aboard and va*l r,(f the lliit.i-l. In-a-in ' " - U - bow H fhditrifii* iif^pttnF I bc* shil* v*8f IlHlUpld !•» xh i%*i!llfili v»hi«*l» l!i» I i. i |Ml**rflI*HOTi;t! I .III o*Aii nH irtt um ' gjite.i 11,t<I K«JJiurcd-tixpoet- - v iiig only it rotilitte approval of rules proeetlure previousy agreed tt|><>!i in com* l i l y rnilHHIR^tn tn register an d turn in then f u r (l)(f inventory now and pt«* m arm s, /u lu f ta declared that th..,* over 1hl, .r * ,,,,,,* ,, ,.,-J At • 1 ' *!*-*- f Mt .' W f A l l ' *in * who did net do to would i *.1 limit * whatever other building' -ire ill t f iir ln l N N . i^nyer* u *i * iti • hmi (<*e tin*.medkwl- crp_'r ■.tUL *HeHp:t ttf' ■twt u e • Iicflifiseii V * f r r il H e n l srhlco TJel f^slHlri of^T h e Intercession Bibilcal •( »d'ira punilibu ni ■! ill $2.1 Cu p rn rii the National I- a s a r ' U nltn -tat- nf Interression City. FL», h '* Ii|i*li44* to Ar**udai*re w ith * ity ----j tflllpMf -it v rd th a t the peasants wrrre ai;ri-e. indicated Us desire f*ir suffun-nt O n liltn n rp I*** which w ar piift^f l 1 At Ml itlT II, 1CiitfLtii, A aide to regia or th r lr arms inn | building* to operate u viH-ainm i| in Hill. l*» t l i r United S tlllf H. t , i , f| f would refuse to surrender llnni.' | training scliool. A iepn- .-ni tin e , Mi S h y i i Nit rd at flu* MU'Ptiiii' <|■ ViHi'-•lean Viiim t'i l«.» , , , 1 According to Zulueta, rivll (’ A. Maddy. i« expected ’ -rtlni I In «ft i ••fused ft* i*^ »• i |**»f» it la in muU* •1, , |,, guards and fo n tlsr guerrilla - "f- r »ve this week to roinplei , piihi h b iiiu ) L* s'tt i 'n until I#* k»>* ^ *it |»>» *. . The vi» rl ficially i- cognixed by the United tifttiont* .1 . wtu-tiui !»»• udM'Bure had I»* m H$*l Kv her -.M u •' .States Army have been entenng Other entrrpri»$i> th at !• • l. fp jiri!* ti! a am wtiil in tuff**1 » ’ $ i* tn Hangei A i* »i •1 Nueva Kcija rantenm ent In rive Hirated th eir (Iw irr (•» flo.l i C i ly \tt , . . K it^i »: \V*l rI * f, i I ft w |»r uv i l 1 up their arm s. TDj lin k s tm-t -I. and operation on tin* *<«*'•■• der|iti«-.t ’ in "nlifia rv r h i • Um •trUlim*’* d n il t manded that th ey do sn and 'le, an folioWR: n relietdr iltif * • ' rl ’ not i***i it 11 1*1-11Ini Hr w'fM nl * *+iti f l»* Ktirmi'i rn l11•4■ ■* > ‘ f • rritsed the g u ard s nnd foiiin-r ; fACtUffr w i»h e » tn put »•« -• i l is11**m*-■i On 1‘itgr I . Iu I*f i , I 4lYitlMirsi UN r ■*»" | fcrr *I \mtjiiiiiM iiisrrhAft! I«11■ H ilii<*m guerrillas ax ertom io. • I*i*l*IL* Ki*veiti! ht*tNlif-l » ’* Public, Instruction - Board Has Meeting: nitt anti Aiislrnlm produced tinexpeeied firew orks a t f r - o of tilt- P alis “ y- Top Nazis Prepare Finsil Statem ents .You t h H M u s t S lill E lu ab ete. , | » • 11,- l.iitvinn m i'ln lu of tie- t.li IV t ralH-ir, Jan Milser*. hmuglu In* ■ f «hip into port nl Barry, >tigi.md. | | J |J fy II Miller., declared th a t he wn I Hhly a n g ry a t the lU ngerN ar | x« « U /i4 1 1 ^5 Tv f i l l 17, v7 » ‘H T ItN H IJto Aug fi (Af—The 1 U -• '"!> Nxrl tlefehdants rm trUi at l a l ’s ll I llllj i, l o Nm-rnliert; Oerroany. are prcp.irlng ____ ____ tl u i r final „l.ii»mciit.t lo llie liimyti ...............arh n o i '"rtMtioti*! Ullruttal. H ie r e ore Mon I it Hint Di didn't vrnnt to i e iigr* of IK )*-iir, irporla ot l il a p tv n v n t between H ill vay too much liefore he e-n -o tt—l ,|t*lrr—I hy Selerfive N r r v t r r low N i / t (ihlhmntdicr Alfred n ovtl* A(, Alt young attorneys. A mcmb< ■ of Millet ‘ to preaenl tl*-inM-lvr. imimxlml craw mitd th a t when t l " A uteri I |y for .e /l.lra tio r. by ll» loei.1 * . . run* lock over they wen- very t*"aif| foi tbn iiri-,1 in "Inch they decent, hut Mlller.x cluiii-xl that have thrir permanent lion-- e r («»: two of hi* towline* wert* harked the tine in which they mav hup away and Inst completely. pen |o lw rn th a t date. Failure A t Falmouth, sen men on the tn t" s i« trr i* punishable upon Farm er expressed I heir let or- conviction, by fine or im piftunirrn tiiti tn contest the lliiii.h riu-nt, or both. (laiin to nsivsE" right*. Acriirdiog lo E. H. t a r t e r . Request# No One Visit Girls Camp Ml>s Irena Hinton, director of the Girls Camp a t ta k e Minnie, announced today th a t due to the almost Impassablo detour nnd lack of p ark in g space it I* re ­ quested th a t no one v isit the esmp unless It Is absolutely necessary. Fovcral ears had to bo pulled out nf th e mud on opening day, she said, and it 1* bopod th a t sim ilar incidents will not occur m IcHI vp service clerk, it h a , now l-ccomc H iceisary to review the file* of. mid to ii’claislfy, nil re g is tr a n tx under .1' 0 year* c f nge who have noi been in icimcft for six months, or if *crvict- hs* lieen outshle of the contim-ntal U nited Sta'>is c r Alaska, if less th a n six month*. The Selective Service act still requires registrant* to report any changes of Hipemlency of re g is­ trant* to the hoard under which they are revlMrred. The home beard of n registrant i» tlx- board which assigned the reg istrant an erder dum ber and gave him a classification. h ‘li! and lilt ilefetw nMorney. k p ictu n d ** rlkroritrat n Ml ttltm In h ill tt♦ .is frtPlv.tiiP* ( o r ty - p o s c dL vctm rse loll of |*<litli-itl alhrjon. 1, wltlch would alm<r t n-rtainly be d is al­ lowed On Hie m iicr hand, bis attorney Constantin Von Ncum Ui Lx said In have prepared only a simple, Imll-ptiK? statem ent. It t* expected Hint all rdatem anu hy' d e fe n d in U will be h eard t « r c n Aug. 20 and 2J. ' 1-OyR I'E llS O N ft M I33 )N G I’HINT ARENA. C slif, Aug. B, f/Vi—A scarclr i* t«*ing made fo r four persona missing a fte r the crssh of h Coast Guard twinengined seaplane. The liodies of two crewmen were found y ester­ day. Tho crash twrurrod a fte r the seaplane took off lo search for n 5(5.foot fishing boat, th* I'arific Belle, which wa* overdue with five person* aboard. The Coast G uard says tha fiah(n4f craft Is wtitl missing. ■ i - - .- - - —vYs-i ■»! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 07, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 07, 1946. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 07, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8877274f0c873b487dc5e0b02323baec.pdf 015adcbabc671c3e1a25f5d4c36ac555 PDF Text Text MONDAY, AUGUST 5,1945 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA DODGE and PLYMOUTH OWNERS to 21 and ■ veteion of five y r e r t in he BCAP. l i t it I t l i o n l to he the fiy it Canadian le g is U w te itte a d u n i­ whil* m office. N ext year W IN N IPEG . —Eoriald Ko versity hope* to r ° into law, and he h er!soil not only is lb - youngest he is taking second year art* a s * member of the Manitoba le g u ls. a ra tio n . He is m arried and to re b u t also a stodrrA a t the trep L a, • small daughter. U niversity o f Manitoba H olartaun. front Koidin. M an, Ffe-Law Student Canadian Lawmaker Out Again, In Again —Ma Wen-Iin Again PIANO TUNING and REPAIRING KHANOIIAI. Ma Wen-lto « i i about to yet out of prison on borad. 1 Fam ily and frte&di, gathered a t the prison gate* o wstemne him. •et off thou sards of firecracker*. Aroused by the uproar, prlaon officials changed their mirxfs and yanked Ma back to h it ceil for "fu rth er . q u e s t i o n i n g '' about charge* of collaboration just as he was about to en ter a w aiting autom obile., L^J a s i l l What need* attention—If anything. W hatever you spend on it today w ill not be lost. 'm m b 7 H B B immBa foL. B lw B M m * i || / f t ^ E c h o P o w d e r **« /<* -" • ; tS y fC T W HEAT POWDER i'n .U j im S h u W um . W Bket, aim K rtdc JLnVAtW rieV F o u We’vr got the manpower. rquipun nl and part* f o r q u ic k , j k y t n 4 * b U se rv ic e .--------- ----------------------- D is c o v e r . a a .J iJ .n u i i> K ilJ ix r;, h o w v ju iv k ly E C H O R p W D fc K put* > o u r s k l n j 'a t ea se Ju st Ju*4 it o n - n o u glv a p p e a r a n c e , r u b It In - it d l u p p c i r i i b u i o h , m a r w o n J a r f u l. m a rv e lo u s , co o lin g fee lin g o f relief. C h e c k * b a c te ria l g ro w th , soothe* th e sk in . Phone 1101 To Prelect the P rice of iKo World! FOR EXPERT ADVICE'ON. | r ^PA IN T AND COLOR ( M p ^ 7 g o TO YOUR i< Adm. David , F a r ra ru t of Civil f a r fam e was the first man to •v ain th a t rack ia American •aval history. tW lP lT T S B U R G H , FLOOR MATS! DEALER! t l c a l l y a l l m o d e ls , c a r s g a d t r u c k a . / SERVICE B y By coming U, your Pittaburgh Paint Dealer you’ll find the ftnext painta your money con buy . . . a complete home decorating service . . . and expert advice on painting. You’ll be pleased at their low pricaa. BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME with VENETIAN BLINDS w IF IT S AVAILABLE, WE HAVE IT! Drop Clotha*. Steel ^ a * t Shellac, floor Wag, Paint Bruahe*. Painter's Supplies and Sundries We can mnke arrange­ ments for you to finance them on EASY TERMSt We.'Specialize in Paints for Evjrry Surface and Free* Estim ates Wood and metal tdata •The Complete Paint and Class Stare1 SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO Repairing — Rrfiniahlng FLETCHER BOLLS—DICK ELSBERRY M od* I f thr S t a k n t «-/ V IC T O R V O intm ent ’ Sold by Touehlon, Roumillat A Anderson I r your home town druggist. ________ m MB: l- i . i t . SEMINOLE VENETIAN BUND CO. PHONE 30: 117 SOUTH PARK PHONE 1152-W 820 WEST THIRD STREET \v VOLUME XXXVII Establiahed 1908 Heirens Says HeMurdered S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , Army B-29 Establishes New East-West Iteconl Chicago University Student Confesses Kidnap-Slaying At Morn Conference TUESDAY, AUG. ByrnesChar o Dictate ■ BEDROOM SUITES 3 Pc. MAHOGANY SUITE Cw nststa c i ex it a lot<go V unify. C h e st n n d Bed. T hla Ib Ix. iu ld u l all M a h o g a n y su ite that w ill (ft Into a n y h o m o ,og. P rice $147.95 OA QC 4 Pc. WALNUT MODERN V an ity , C h e at, b u d a n d B ench « .4- Pc. MAPLE SUITE V an ity . C h e at, B ed a n d B ench. Rug. P rtco 5119.95 Sal© P itco Flooi S am p le 3 Pc. MAPLE SUIT—Floor Sample 5,4950 Odd MAPLE CHEST, reg. $58.00. sale $49.50 VANITY BENCHES, ossi’d ............... $1.95 up MAPLE or WALNUT CHESTS, as low as $12.95 5 Pc. MAPLE SUITE Bod. C h a s t. V an ity . B ench a n d Nil® T a b l e . ta r. lh«t C o lo n ial ro o m . R eg. P ric e $199.50 S ale P rice $ 169-95 B eautiiul 18th C e n lu ry V an ity In th© iin eat b u rl W a ln u l w tlh © xquJille m in o r. ( y |Q C f l R ag . P rtco S99.50. N o w .................. .. 3 Pc. LARGE WALNUT POSTER . BED SUITE WALNUT VANITY gild MIRROR . . . R eg. P ric e $129.95 C H I C A G O , A u k . f. S t i i t c ’s A tto rn e y W illia m T u o h y B ays 1 7 - y e a r - o ld W i l ­ lia m I l e i r e i i s h a s c o n f e s s e d t o t h e k ill in g o f s lx - y e a r - o ld Suzanno D o g m a lh .. T u o h y i a y s l h ’c’ c o n N 'ssio 'n c a rite to d a y i n h i s o f f ic e j i t a c o n f c r e n c o a r r a n g e d b y I l e i r e n ’s attorney*. The 1 i-year-old Chicago University student is said to. have “ ‘ a, air—when tho pro,o- T j r eullltlf-’ll rriey"a*Ved him if Ha" ' ’ ' ’• . $Q Q Miss Site*. * native nl HI AugiMthw.-ttaa Ihe eecond woman to design the seal. Her design, called the Lamp­ lighter. symbollrev light on the popular Tuberculosis Christmas path of understanding and know­ ledge and sludging as a ray of hope to the sufferer" Miss R te s ex­ plained. The design for the Christmas seal will be widely used through­ out the United SUtsex, Canada, England, the Latin Americas and all United States possessions "It Is my hope th a t the resjwns; to my little seal will be greater than ever th a t the health and wel­ fare ol the people of the earth might be more becurf." commented Miss Kites Attorney Says P ro­ gram For Building —ishould Hector Now '.d M W p ty v o lk )C _ 3 Pc. BLONDE SUITE, Bale prlc* 3 Pc. MAHOGANY SUITE. 2 only 3 Pc. WALNUT SUITE. I only at OT UMd 3 Pc. BLOND SUITE . . . .. And U U I t ’s E asy to Pay,the M ath er i n * m n / * " • * KAHIh. • \iiir. •« — <d’i — A Itrili.h *pukr»ra4n at P aris »a3 v- lk a l the - enHro • M4it •.frtm rr."n tn ig h r'lea v e* I |ir Part* l*i a ir I imfcrcace li.vaiKe <d ‘ a Minlroirray •*Im ti ha* sr .c n i o n toting n n c r d u ir . Another Mr *1l*K o llin .d -.i»* that Britain may i .|o|> all Jn»i«h immiui.ilmit In Pal* line u n lei, I he I niled S tale . ai:rrr» to a p.ulilioo plan. Senators Commend MacArthur But Urge Removal Of Troops From China * Negro Is Warned ByKIan To • Quit If • a Union • Activities man. D aughter Vote In Miwiouri •PB4D BNC*. M o, Aug. « ■maident Trum an voted today, i zohaourt primary election* 30k atong his H-year-old I•i \ V .• ' •' ’li*’ *»• •*•»«! M.n. Ni*I> »i i •f.H'. ":t l«ii‘k. I tit. -M-hangr by •■'.•rdav’s charges «t lln- Americans nl in ilieir posir i I *i >• i rail m pii* - *m| *onfrr- 1*,r li.i!lntk,t’iI Molotov 1st lU m m *—re* A irlin e E m p lo y e e lit , ,V r T " ,« ' Z l ' u Vw ,-hm M iam i S lo p p e d By!»h.i.- n.c j..». «.u i. ii..n B la c k ( .o w n e d M en PKIPING, Aug. ft—l/V>— A fact­ finding team appointed by General M arshall has begun Ha Investi­ gation of the clash Isrtwccn Uni­ ted S tates Marine* and Chinrso Communists on July 29. Four Marinos and a t Ira st 12 Chinrso S The action taken by the a n ti­ tru st division w as-th e outgrowth of a special federal grand ju jry recommendation. The Jury ha* btwn hearing Aaatlmony In a closed courtroom sine© June 11. The complaint charges tho defendant* / wtlh using the conferenoo to eli­ minate competition among them2ft selves on m ortgage loan* of more w ik .d ftlAAA/1 «*• HMivaHtaa Irwnt. \\ \ III \ I Civil Suits Are Filed By, Justice Department Today 3 Pc. L arg o D rosaor, C hoaJ-R ob* a n d Bod In m o d o rrt W a ln u l y o u w ill o w n p ro u d ly . C l 7Q QC Roq. Prico $199.50, Sale Price - -- is ----- $139J50 $109.50 im akia. .TtTc A letter urging the Hoard of County- t ’ommiaaioncr* to inriude in th e ir-prexenl budgrl a tux levy ot ul Irast one and a hulf mill* i.. L--placed-in the ,h»*|Htnl fund. Tho fact-finding team i* headcd by Coj. Michael Davis of San Anlnivio, Tex. It tmgnn its in­ quiry by questioning Anuwirnu Army officers who were p a s­ sengers In the Marine convoy invidve.1 in tho battle. Some Marines from t i e convoy are expected to return to Peiping tomorrow for ■IPrationing. Within three day*, the fact­ finding team ia expected to go to the togionxl Com munist head­ quarters, to get the other side of the story. Tho Communists are NEW YORK. Aug. 0—</P)—Tlw critical of th a t riolay, b u t A m eri­ D epartment of Justice has filet can officers point o u t th a t they a civil*suit against the Mortgage will have to g et a g uarantee of Cdhfercnco of New York, the safe conduct before tjiey enter vings Bank T ru st Company of tho Comeiunlst aioa. There is iw York and 37 members of tho very little hope th a t they will conference. The groups are "charg­locale the com mander of the Com­ ed with a conspiracy to suppress munist unit th a t fought the competition in the making of Marines. . mortgwgo loans and in operating rwal estate in the New York City C o n a ia ts of C h e at, D roasor, Bod a n d N il* t a b l o —a largo au lt* a n d « g o o d v a lu o . • C Q Q .C A R eg. P rlc* $149.50. Sol© P rlc g ....................... W ........... ■■ ■ ............ ........ —v .w ■­ “Sunshln# 8orvloo" brand- maana aauoh \iiK. ft—oPl Inc t'n nfcrrncr Rule, h,i» rrjcctrd a pro|i|iiiiiil a . ulcomiu.l» the various * Today'* confession « n the sec­ ond arranged by lleiren*' a tto r­ ney*. Tbs firs t one took place In-t week, but plans fell through when u e in n s answered all pertinent question* with tho statem ent—l uon't know. The t?-yenr-old hoy had been Indicted for the kidnap-kllling of slx-year-old Sntnnne Drgnan nnd the fatal shouting itrd stabbing of an ex-w aw named Franco Brown, lie alto Is bring investigated In the fatal stabbing of 4-T-yenr-old Mr*. Josephine Boss. 4 Pc. MAPLE ENAMEL PLENTY ot CHEAP* 1LICTRICITY— tho . ‘ * $109-50 Rules Confab M arked With Verbal Clash Ret ween Delegates Of tl. S. And Russia Housholder Asks County To Levy Tax For Hospital Miss Mary Untlxe Estes, executive secretary of tho DiivuT Oiamly TubrrviUost-v and Health A sw t* . toln. accompanied by Mrs May Pytiehon. sta te executive of Use Tuberculosis Association v lilted Sanford Saturday and were en ­ tertained with a luncheon at Uie Palms *d Pine* by Mr* Mary Rawlings, preaMent. and Mis. lidward Ktrcher, local executive sec­ retary, of Lite Seminole County Health and Tuberculosis Aasndx- ^ A m o c U tc d P r e s s l e a s e d W ire 6 Health Officials Of Duval County Here Saturday m ♦1 r AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER Authorized A u t o G is t* I n s ta l le d W h i la Y o u W a ll E C H O P O W D E R Is g u a r a n U o d U M U n i a t A a tia o p ti© n n d H y g U n l n P o w d o x Te P redice Prosperity for Hanford. STRICKLAND-MORRISON INC. .SALES W EATHER P a rtly c lo u d y th ro u g h to m o r r o w , w ith lo c a l a f t e r n o o n th u n d e r s h o w e r * . Te Promote (he Progress of A m cririi Venetian blinda mndc to fit any «ize,wlndow* A h o deodutant far tarAUirj ruiplmi and douihe 109 N. Palmetto Avenue Panama City, founded ia 1S19, » the eldest perm anent Kurevemn • r 'llr n m t im the mainland ul :W American eo atin est. * . American Indians d.iroerilcatad •bout 40 plant*. _______ N o S ta rch , No T a lc , Sm ooth as V e lv e t W h ite y o u ’r e w a itin g fo r (h a t lia n d u .irv n e w D o lc e o r P ly m o u th , d o n 't le t y o u r p re te rit r a r d o w n . D o u b le P r o te c tio n m e a n s ( I ) D riv in g s a fe ly fo r y o u ra e lf a n d fa m ily ; (2 ) F m c n j l i u u of y o u r c u r ’* r a t h v a lu e . D riv e In n n d le t ua ch eek it.im r r , O u r f n te r r a t In it la llt«H*©mr a t yourv. W e ll te ll y o t^ THE In Unity T h e re !• S tren g th — Three Local Boys Are Selected To Attend Boys State Three ftanford boya have been backed by local civic chibs to p ar­ ticipate a t Tallahasace. August 2i to 31 In the American Legion sponsored Boy* atat© progmm. it was announced lost evening a t the meeting of Oimpbetl Loosing P ost, M The three boya selected are: HImnn Dtngfelder. of th e Key Chib who Is backed by Klwanti; Hurion Babcock, backed by fUAary and John 8. Bnuntey. backed by lt>« Lions Traveling expenses wilt be paid by th© Legion, and expenses a t Tkllahaasee will be paid by the civic club*. Du© to the fact th a t some Legion posts have n o t filled their quotas, another boy from Bcmlnole County may be sent to the mythical Boy's State, according to Post Adjutant I Joel fl. Field. ’ J . B. Odham reported th a t tho Legion boya' baseball team had enjoyed a successful season and th a t th© * " ’ • * - — -------• - -ant that Ihe >" I.m. i thru- were nl.l helping 'b e tin.* t m. ii tiny; Ibni I N '. «•'> many litrtilenls we .1" nut be.u ,i Ih»HI •ii lIn* United Shite Jtnller jmionl bill) ill saying that the Unitml S ln lr, >niglii I.. • ' il • lr""|H •■ill tif I lulu. I m il- ." Two crew m em bers- o souinaii from Cuorgla and a ines.imui from Jacksonville—a re still iiii«»ing, alnng with a dock mnlrlimn'i. The original roster, along with the clothing and belonging "f lb.1 crew, was lost In the flam. an.I explosions which ewvpi i *..• p ain ally filled gasnline tank, i laft* yeateniay. Sm aller e s p lu io n . were imported last night a , Ihe fire still smoldered. Hope th a t tha Ih re r m is.tnir men • might not have porisfion with the ship come* from Lieut. Comdr. Stanley J . Haiku, first engineer. Ifalkm wee the laat man to leawi the burning vrstel. and he say* he mad* n srarrh of quarter* before taping overbear I and w*" unable to find any of Ihu ciaw aboard. Today, tanker has , . the. ............... . partially ■ iiIII m I in in ftth© ii* lift settled 8L J o h n s l( .. iv f r. ns _ aalvage ersw* study the grim link of disposing o f (h c'b la* trd ship. On Sunday and m inute new* rtn l will be shown a t th© Rita T hestru showing th© r©C*nt underw ater stoml© bomb­ ing test In tlw sooth Pacific. if ’, . In each h f th© eig h t league cltle# and said he had m e ir o d assurano© th a t urapfr©* would, receive ade­ quate pollen protection. i • • I ** 'bln I..................... .. . »*i" Drastic Changes In Hus Travel Arc Kxpcdcd Shortly bring the fIKilr<-ln-ii•| I" i'i .rnniplainle of n rgru w.uk.-i i thn nmnagenioiit. Meanwhile, CIO nffirial- im mrdialcly ask n l Miami pnl.r. in give the negro police plot. >'mn. They arc al*o tenor led I*, have wire.1 the F ill asking for an “ I"' msoliate Investigation of Ho KUn lerror." l II It'A tilt, Atig '■ »«’• " b ill a dl yoll have in ihe wu> "f Ion 11n iel in Ihe fnliii*1* If Ihe idea of I li v 11k* Swim Cae*nr of l hirngti prevail, there'll be d l.idicftThanges in ihe mode of highwny •travel III Ihe fu tu re and all f»r the Im-II.*?. I’n rin r lia* In-ell .lev.'loping big­ ger and ladler bn e- f->r lbe pa*l two drcaikr*. Now. he ,**•■»; many iiii|ir»vriii'a,d4 are on the way for t.idny** version of . Hie covered wagon. F'or invlance, I'aesar fo irw e t, .'»r-pn vienger ISIres. I 'g larnl rrilier* willi upjirt nod lower LONDON, Aug. ft—f/t’r II*' deek». a built-in Invilofy and a r.ilivlon damage.1 merchant .hq. glasrrrl obrwrvatirvi com partm ent A nirriran F arm er is (team ing i" in frnnt. war*l Falmouth England, nt ««t“.'*i And ill Hie way of service. *;aeciglit kinds and is rx p rc tc l l‘> arrive them about 4:00 I*. M. rar r.ays th a t helicopters wilt lie Eastern D aylight Time, Inmtiiinw. serving amnll tow n, and rltivs off or shout 8:00. F. M., Ilritiah lim e. Ihe ivgitlnr a ir line routes nnd The w heat-laden vessel win the helicopters will be able to taken In tow by n British ship as ai range th eir schrdur* to fit those n prim o f salvage, lin t thn crew of tfv highway buses. I iirsur nlso exprcL( buses of thn Am erican Hanger, a eid er ship nf the F arm er, tnmrdcd Ihe • quippeii with two way vessel and s ta rte d her moving telephone to pt’im il drii 1 driver amt drlver-to-alntlon under hnr own power. Meanwhile, there have !><vn m uniration. unconfirmed rum or* th a t British . For the passengers, Caesi authorities' m ight o r d e r Imth of l«>cts radio sets for rscti th e American ship* t'- d up on *n th a t passenger, may rrsching Falm outh until the ssl- wliatever radio program the without annoying 0/ disti vnge issue _l^ settled. their neighbor. Dnitintfcd U.S. Ship . Is Still Stcamirnc Under Own Power Tindnlc Acquitted In Circuit Court Farm Bureau Dinner Ih Slated Tonight A rthur L. Timlale, fornv-r S»n- d a re d :—‘T h n alttu lin n existing In the league, a© It reU tea to os•suit* on umpire*, la so deplor­ able I am* determ ined to . Uk« » ............................................. fonl patrolm an, was today ar-jultted by a Jury of a rh srg r i t withholding support since June 10 from his wife, Mrs. Lulu Tindate. Mr. Tlndala was rrp rrten (ed by G. W. h’pencer, atli>ni«y. Tha B u te was i>,’pre»ejilrd by A ssistant S tale A ttorney Gcorgg DeCottr*. Judge M. B. Kmih prosWe.1, ■ Y estenlay E rnest Robinson » m faund guljty of forgery. J o h n i « B. A ustin, Aegm, wag found guillT of breaking and entering with In­ tent to commit a felony. S et fo r tria l Oil# afternoon wag the case o f Julius Whitkiy, negro. The Seminole County Farm Bureau will meet tonight a t 7:.t0 P. M. a t the P arish Houm for a farewell party fo r J, K. W athcn of the American F ruit Growers who expect# to leans in the near futur* fqr FL Pi ere*. A program o f entertainm ent will be pi*?»elted by B arry Kudell. H arry Wester and WUIard Con. nelly and aeveral pupil* or tho Cogburn School of. dancing will McKF.E IS DISCHARGED ‘ — -------‘ Clarence Z McKee. Jr.. P O . Him 778, ha* been honorably dlscharred Ou# Schmah of . from the United States Nary. sr> jak© county land cording to Inform s lion received *tU * range, h a s 'to d a y from th© Naval Pereonntl it Sorrento, Reparation C enter, Jgohsonvllle. i l n i i i hfa »(*».©*,* j •« ; . . ■ C. I. 0. Organizer Threatened With Lynching In Macon CHICAGO. Aue «) i.l’i—ITotesU liavr I w il m s 'le i.i Proaldent Tn»* l i n n A tw n u y iK it - w l Ttm» C lark .tutl O nrertior LUG Arnall ot ipvjrKla over Itic- ti c a tm e n t *cr i m l'il a C l o o rg s n lje r tn Macon, t h r CIO Mln«\ Mill and Hmelter Workers' Union said today t h a t tta organiser. .Mikr Itrv-j. was Uireateneil wttli lynching If tie d id n 't leave tlrti *tntr ’Hie union statcii In Its wire lq the While IlmiM' Uml O eo tjta cltlicr unw lllliu <>r unable I© orro t t|g> crlminsb. and guaranue k r a i law enton-ejnent oftlclato aro Urn : afrljr of law-abiding Gtlasn*. (liner tuir Arnall woi. asked to guarantee -the safety ot lto»s and r.lftusr i • t ,.rv I l fta * other untonUU. Bain this morning halted • th© i«>cond gam© of the cm rent base­ ball eerie* between the E ast ©Id© ami .the W est Sale hoys team *. Play wa* caBod In the top half of the fifth Inning with th e Weet Slder* leading by a score of 4 fo I. . J �TUESDAY, AUG. 8 , 1846 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA t h e Sanford Herald Foreign Service school under th e GI Bill. Yet, many have not been able to go back to school becauaa there are no adequate- housing accommoda­ tions. We passed several bills providing tem porary housing, bdt there again, w , haven't done enough. The G Is have made such splendid records in school th a t they have proved the wis­ dom o f giving boys and girls a chance to go to school with public assistance. I believe every boy and girl should have a chance tq. g e l a good education regardless of w hether he o r she has th e money or not. Accordingly, I am going to introduce in th e n est session of Congress a bill (o provide a Joint F ed eral-8 tate loan, under w h k h an y boy or girl who la of good character can borrow any money needed to go to secondary school, vocational school or col­ lege. the money to be repaid by the student sis he or she Is able to pay it back a fte r finishing school. The g rea test resource we have Is our people. T hat resource will enrich the country more than anything else If we will just develop it to the utmost. The I’resident'* veto killed the Tideland* Bill -tinder which Fkir- V&uf. tm Veterans of World War II who Baw something of other countries under war conditions and were “ J Interested in the varying aspects of life under foreign flags may be suitable candidate* for diplomatic Ar' careers. The Division of Foreign Servico Personnel — of the Department of State, in Washington, is on the lookout for more applicants. The term "Foreign Servico W orkers" covers a The 79th Congress for *11 wide field, embracing ambassadors, ministers and consuls, practical purposes has now corns to an end because we adjourned who are assisted by clerks, interpreters, secretaries, and sine die and will not meat again ,r» office workers. These employees of the government nre until Jan u ary , uniass the P resi­ concerned with all the relationships between the people d en t calls us back into opegjal •■••[of this country and those of othor countries. Political session.•i problems nre handled by ambassadors and ministers, while Before adjoum sm ent. Senator and I got through the J 2} economic and commercial matters are taken care of by SAndrews enate the M editerranean F ruit isi consuls genernl, consuls, and vice-consuls. Fly Bill under which those who — A young man who goes into this work must be tact' suffered losses In the cam paign fill and ndaptablo, and must have a high degree of in- In eradicate the M editerranean ■fees. la * , r o o w s i s fru it fly will he able to prove tclligence combined with integrity. His college training claim to to e M i l — s i n»«4 . ( I s up to ten million dollars. O r f t iv v a r e « I» I« I» I* * < la should cover international law, economics, history, lang­ A s this 1*4 s i l l # * la «Se re a l is w ritten the House h y |M * 4 H f c » a 4 v * a r le r a I uages, government,,and geography. He must pass a stiff n o t acted but I hope th e bill g a g W ew S a ffc . competitive examination, and n second oral examination will become law, for it Is justice TV, H e r a M Is a s a n a k long delayed for our Florida peo­ I M M l B lH l I 'l f M a k l r t Is e s r l a - before a group of men from the State Department. The ple. • tV s Ir e a i llU U l a I k , l a r r e - first year of his training is spent abroad in learning and s a k l U a l l a a ml a ll ■ 4 l « * a 'e k e « I did w hat I could in the Sen­ im n ta l l a II « r a a l s l k t r a w observing, nfter which he returns to this country and at­ a te to get *the Senate to agree I f , 411>4 l a ik i* , » » » , a » 4 » ! • « tends the Foreign Service Officers’ Training School. with the House and pay the G r« | k ( U r a l 1 , H I aafcll» fcs4 k , N l » . k ll l i a f c l s l a r s e a k l t c a l l a a » ' a r e Few careers offer more vnried experiences or more th e ir term inal leave money In gal 4 l a r a l r a r « h e r e t o a r e a l s a re * opportunities for usefulness over a broad field than the rush. But the Senate wouldn’t do it. j However, Senator Johnston diplomatic service, of South Carolina and I have C laude TUESDAY. AUGUST 6. already Introduced a hill to make B IB L E VBftSR FOB TODAY Givilian (ioods ONF. GOOD WAY TD 8TIU UP O U lt GIFTS IS TO U S h THEM- SMALL GIFTS TURN OUT TO UK GIIF.AT IN JU ST TH A T WAY: S tir up the g ift «*f God th a t I* in th—^ - l l Tim . ,1:0- Production of civilian goods, one of the country's main, interests since the day of the day the wnr-ended, has reach new heights. Report of John D. Small, Civilian Production Administrator, shows that nlFpost-wnr records wore - b«uWo - -ihrJ u nthr—------- =—------ -*• — - :—~ ------ -—~ -Wdshing • machines, radios,- vacuum cleaners, gas ranges and electric irons nre being turned out ut a faster rate thnn before the war. Automobile*, trucks, tires and farm equipment have slumped u little from the May fig­ ures, but the goods nre still coming off the line in consid­ erable quantities. Tile biggest danger to production now, according to Mr. Small, is an impending bibof shortage. He says the labor poo) is down to four million now', and manufactur­ ing and construction will need a million more workers during the next six months. It already takes some juggling and hunting to.find tho right men for skilled jobs. Production figures nre alwnyk ahead of the consum­ er. A good many refrigerators will hnve to come out of the factory for all the people who are waiting to get theirs. But it is obvious flint this country is well on its way toward having enough goods for its own needs and for export to other countries. Moreover, price problems will diminish as production goes nlicad. Ocaln ha* • new IRO.OOIT bus term inal. A rnall Defend* lio u id # County U nit V o te - headline. Did he have his fingers crossed ? The ‘ilu Pont interests have bought the Phifer stale hank In Gainesville P resJlen t TVuinnrr has gone hack to Missouri to rsin|iaign for the Pendergsst political machine ticket. Ugh! Clyde Terwillcgar, Hanford's pro, didn't win the Florida open 'p u t he liked lo hnve wared ’em to dejith with that hole In one. Tho F ort Myers News 1'rrss rails If "cut-throat competition", this struggle between the OPA and the Murk m arket t» raise prices highest. Florida tins had its trouble* with polio this slimmer, but there are some places in the middle west and southw est which have been harder hit. it's the humidity. Possibly Indicating his own feelings on the m atter, Krnatnr Holland predict* there will he n ■wing hack to S tate*’ right* In the next sessiun of Congress. We certainly hope eo. Jobless lieneflts of Florida's un­ employed dropped about |7,000 ItUlt week, but the Rtote of Flor­ ida still paid out 1182,184 to ItAh h i a a w ls .. e a l s 'l # 1 .1 .1 * A classic example of the success story so typical of tlie generations preceding the present crop of yougnstem is the career of Henry Ford. The words which describe his story have become old-fashioned in their connotation: simplicity, frugality, perscrvernncp, self-rellnncn. All these qualities and tendencies could have been ascribed tu many men of Ford's generation, but to them lie added mechanical and inventive .genius. This ability has been given to others whose achievements hnve been a mere flash in'the pnn, because they were not bucked up by those homely, old-fashioned virtues. Ilia recent H3rd birthday finds him retired from ac­ tive management of his 40-ycnr-old industry, but still world. Unliko many older men. Ford lias faith in the itt good health and optimistico about the future of the young people of today, lie urges them to dedicate them­ selves to "clear and long-range thinking and plnnning, and above all to work hard." Not bud advico for any. one, old or young. ■ 1 :....... Ia I s Henry Wallace predicts the United S tates ha* already em ­ barked upon “a boom and bust" .economic cycle. T h at's a fairly safe guess. T hat’* been the h is­ to ry of e v e ry nation |v er U nce been operating In New York and , th e World began. The lllhle tella Ue about the seven f a t year* and th e seven lean year*. tw enty million dollar* extra jrw rj o f most pleasant and cor­ which Senator T aft and I , got dial com radeship with him in through the Senate for the the Senate, H e will taka back Childen’a Bureau to aid the atalra to Florida with him ,the thank* In providing more m aternal and of the nation and tha atata for -child care, child welfare and aid hia fine service and ha affectionfor crip p l'd children, to the total ae good wlahea of hia coIIcsku,, am ount available now • la about fo r K»od health and a long an<| tw enty million doltara and Flor­ happy Ilf* freed from the e l ­ ida wil get ita ahare of the ecting burden of the Senate. increase. In the closing hour* of the Senate I paid tribute to Senator CONVICT PLEA D S GUILTY Andrews who U going out of the Senate, and a fla r my statem ent SOMF1KVILLK, N. J., Aug. 6 ~ Senator Barkley, the majority leader, and other Senators, fol­ (iP>—A gJ-yeer-old eefapegl Conlowed with very generou* state­ v k t from Mictdgan, A ugust Ber­ ments of appreciation for Senator nard Doak. pleaded guilty today Andrew* whe U voluntarily re­ to the kidnapping of a New Jerw tiring from the Senate. He has suy stole trooper five days agefli •ndererl distinguished service to Desk Immediately was ecntrnrt I the sla te aitrl I have h a d ' i*n to life Im prisonment a t hard labor. vlyal of the Klan -that great news­ p ap er's last g reat fight - to rctUro Uiat the exploitation of racial and religious prejudice 1* possible even In UUs metropolis The Klan which ha* been dlaaolved an a legal bvdltuUun In New York Slate apparrnU y U a direct continuation of dial w hkh "The W orld" scotched but dUl not May. Mr. Gold sir tn has traced It directly lo the notorious - William Joseph Blmmona. who revived the E lan In Qeoigla In 1BI5 - An organiser came to New York In 1031 to net up units here. Acc ording to Mr Ooldaleln Uiey have existed ever since !n clrcumvmUon of the ctvU rights law. which forbids such organics Hon*, unless they Ale details of their alms and a Hat of officers and m em bers with the Secretory of S tate—which would never do for the Klan. As recently aa 1944 U was reorganlxed Into four units, one for e s rh borough except M anhattan It La hard lo take such antics srrlously. It is. Indeed, difficult to distinguish the K lan'a tomfoolery from Ita malice, and to aay how m urh of It results from Uie Amer lean's love of secret socle Ur* and alliterative titles, and h o p much from haired and Jealousy o f those whose antecedents differ from one's own. The worst of jt Is that Mr. Goldstein can ouUaw the m um m ery and .Uuuqiiat. b ut h e cannot erad i­ fargexr concentrations cate Intolerance from the h earts of Utoas who respond to thorn. Your first stop after you collect your pay should b e at our Tailor's window: to de­ posit a hearty percentage in a savings account! You can arranga to bank by ■sail if you wont to save tuna and travel­ ing. But don't let another pay day go by without putting some cash away! SAVE S3,000 by FJt.LI-C.—*n4 where It cam s a worthwhile ret am . llely lal sod ence friendly serrtee. Why not take advan­ tage o f. our special checking account serv­ ices . . . All checks are photographed and be­ come a permanent rec­ ord of this bank . . . 209 Magnolia A venue lEDERALoAVINGS AND LOAN Phone 694 A t IOC IATI0N OF SEMINOLE-COUNTY W ith nearly tlx thousand stu ­ dent* expected a t the University of Florida* this Fall. IHousing .„ _ Irector Harold Itlk rr has his mds full, drspite a million dol­ la r building program. About 26 TMr* ago, shortly a fte r the. flrxt World W ar, the University ac. commodated about 600 student*. E Paul Olson warns in Washing­ ton th a t If It la a criitie fibr w ealthy contractor* to contribut* to congrettmen** campaign fgnd*. aa w a* . evidenly the caia with Hep. Coffee of Washington, then the nation's Jells will be filled with congressmen fo r they all aid It, he aayi. There are a lot of. common practice* which ought to be stopped. t*u * iM**# -— Although there h a s t been re ­ port* of defective ammunition wbteh exploded In th e face of Cl* oversea*, World W ar I t amItion on the whole, according »J- General Parita, wa* bettor In any othey war. On* .!* «*»•bl# adverse- publicity. The Made of iheii* w hkh were defective receive very lltt|* nent except from th e enemy. i Y ** 1. 2y are a g rea t belief «r (a ^ f / OVER 500 PAIRS ON SALE - .VAL Our mechanic, "know-how." W * MM F o rrf-A | fl-;f? �Tt * J» j - . \ ,.• • ' ■- TUESDAY, AUG. 6, 1946 Serial And Personal "SOCIETY EDITOR — Cecelia Truiuck P e r s o n a is Edward McCall, J r. Given Swim P arty Fit ward McCall, Jr. was honor­ Frank Tem ple, form er resident, ed on hi* 10th birthday w ith a ti visiting his brother M artin W. party given by hi* parctUa Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCall on Temple. Thursday afternoon at Kanlando W illanl Connelly spent the Spring*. Edward'* friends g a th e r '.weekend a t Daytona Iloaeh with «d at hi* home, 606 E ast Kourtic n lh S treet, where the group • i r. and Mr*. Joe Crew*. sang song* including "H appy Mr*. H erb ert Iftll and son P at­ birthday" around u Inrjr* white rick of F t. Ixiuderdjilc ai« gucit* birthday cake topped with green candle*. A fter the gift# w*to p i Mr. and Mr*. J . L. H urt. opened the guest# were driven Mr*. W. lilt Stem per ha* re ­ to Sanlandq Spring*. Swimming for approxim ately turned from Miami where she viflted kcr husband for a week. ■n hour w*a enjoyed after which refreshment* of Ire cream , in­ dividual cakes and punch were Mr. and Sir*. Roby Laing will served by Mr. and Mr*. McCall. lave tomorrow to spend three Favors of baloon* and confetti were presented the guest*. nonth* in Newark. N. Y. I Those onjoying the outing were Edward McCall, Jr., honor guest, Prof, and Mr*. M. It. Wilkin# M artha Owen, Palsy Collins, Pegy W right, Sandra Dunn, Ellen are enjoying a vacation in W ater:tm* jm d H etty AnryS tUes.*^. -iuirjr, -vCoun.^__w ith - tint. - former's Also J im n tr' FoF. 'ItaninTbn Hisparent*. lice, J r., Hilly1 Park, Jam es Davis and W arren McCall. * Mi#* Jessie Bunich’ an,! Misa Elisabeth W hlgham left today for * 0 , two w eeks’ ^vacation, in New W^Tk, WasTiihgton j n J Ashvitlc. Dorothy McAlexander Given Birthday P arty Mr. and Mra. E. H. McAlcxander honored their daughter Mr. and Mr*. P. J. Allen and Dorothy with a parly F riday daughter Phyllis have returned celebrating her fourth birthday. from 10 day# spent at liny ton* Arrangem ents f pink rose*, ja*. bench. While there they had a* mine and ■fern decorated the . their g u est Clifford F, Proctor. rooms of the McAlexander home. Jr. The dining mom table was covered with a blue linen cloth and centerrd with a pink cake. Mr. and Mr*. Jennings H urt Tall pink candle* held in candleO h o have recently moved to Or­ itticks flanked the cake and n»lando left on Saturday for a threo si#lcd in carrying nut the color weeks' vacation with Mr*. H url's scheme ef pink and blue. parents at South Bend, Iml. Thp children played the donkey gamo and “fishrd out 'of a pond." Mr*. A lfred Stanley and Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. C. W. Yeager of E. D. Wlllink assisted Mrs. MrJacksonville and Hill Edward* of Alexander with the serving of Iamdon, England, were weekend refreshment*. Those attending (lie ‘Party were guesl# of Mr. and Mrs. lit. T. Ib>rothy McAlexander. * mda amt Thnma*. Allan Ponder, Harbora amt Hetty McAlexander, Ethyl I *\ and Sharon - Riser, liar ban, ‘H tmjlry. Mr*. John I.udwlg and children , Alfred and Daviil .Slnnlev. S tunJack, Jim m y, Connin and M ary lley Wlllink, David Wnikiits, Judy Ann, liasv- returned f rum a th re e 'a n d Janie Bn*wn. Wayne and week*' visit in New York w ith j Beverly Evans, Louise McAleXndalive*. amler, B rvrrlv Hern*. Diana Haynes, Itougla* (Jordon. Allan M affett and Sandra MrKInuoy. Also Mrs. Julian Ponder. Mrs. Mr*. Frank Ceisenburg uml two yaung aims, Frank, Jr. and Tom- M. T. Haynes. Mrs. J E, Me Alexander, Sr.. Miss Ethyl Riser. Mrs. Alfred Stanley, Mr*. J. E. McAlexandar, Jr., Mrs. K. I- Witlink, Mra. J . A. Rise, ami Mrs. E. II McAlexander. * THEATRES " £ FLORIDA STATE 1L_ Today & Wednesday IP The Coaal Guard’s Romantic Musical Comedy Starring Alfred Drake Singing Star of Oklahoma Activities ...... Social Calcndai Mrs. O. D. Landress N ight Circle Hostess insect* Sic Usiiully tiear-#igU'ei| and depend no their senwo nf smell for pretectinnt ...... ............................. ...... . - _______ HAPPY IliltTIIDAY Willanl TERRACE TALK BY _______ CECKI.IA TltUl.UCKu* ifcUJ Mrs. David E. T h r a s h e r whose m arriage was •oleinnm-d on July 1*1 at 10:00 A. M at the home of Dr. and Mi*. K. D. Iliuwnlre. Mr* rh I htn i nsh sh er cr was the fe ninnue il S h irley jt'n n irrim , daughtei of Mi and Shirley t ’nmerou. - j |r|T|MI1 Mi- . IVtry lju w r o n of iIn, <sty Mr. T h n tah cr is the n of Mr. and Mr*. It. C. T hrasher, also of this city. Mr*, t hi nailer gindiyitml with the lit 15 class of Seminole U igh School and was a m e m U r of the PHI Alpha K appa snrorltv. Mr. T h r a s h e r . aL .xii Seminole High Stb.nil g r a d u a t e of the previous y ear, received his discharge from the Navy in J u n e a f t e r serving month*. One yeut of hi- I'arific duty was gtataril th e U.S.S. S h m eler, a m inesw eeper. The rotiple will lu.tkt their tmnie in Mnivmrift where In, i, employed hi lit, l e d r r a l Stare Inspection Service- O n n e liy t I W n k li front Home Oemon-lrathnt Specialist. T a lla h a —ee F ii.V i; S I'ltS T IT im s t I \M iltS AND GIVE Z ES T S \ l <I S I" PI Mi> |l\ Isabelle K Thin .............. lit Food I on-*'i all-in Wl.t la m ent when the -nnai hietl i- e m p ty ? Tlieie i- Florida i n *ynip, lioiiey, and r o m -yr i-t*‘ Imth light and , I-» - to u-e I 111V"I In plate of *uga fnt The IIn o)j de*sert favortt If ypu’vf nrvrr liprn In r iln tr [ill I for h u p I. w t i r pliinilliivr s u b op4*n go{/ tfimuimnil you've inm [|i«r i « ) f , . , B o t h it ifr it fl in 7 0 ‘ r •e«l Hin th rill nmt fun of * lift- til (fop Jii HiT*1 MHin’ii *»f V*, F ,o r ,,l“ lo .u r,a m en t. Slti'#, *id*»tltutes blend anil oe. i h -e delight fully In EVERY WEDNESDAY ■-hrnlili-il pilii'.i(,'l' h m.l ' ImJ kfl \ HWft11f r,»f*k 1«M»|f |-liipped in ii*'i>» a Ivi ■^ lilts mmi: . Iittlltf it in 11*1IIflit. if >'**!*'»* Is. t v < i fiml them, make fm a 1*.»f t ii’iii till ■Iy ni«'A' f foil mt wfort* n- » i *#inx-lv U*r Mh h Ipi) G'* tsstltt I'ltt .1 ....... tt*-i #., j lumpy, nr **t in t illltl *<11’lt'fo ! )n 'll* III iii»»»!v fo’lnrfofft I ii«f S» nil* l'r«f Thi'M’ art4 n r fo III ll.ll •t« 11»i■t ..f 1 « 1n mid gonil nutrilutii, i. ftiuin Mte y*xfti . half iiiui t nil \ibl 'if *i a tt*I foul il" n«t (N i l tim nipr r m r ii I =llitil II -«i !\ trn 1 SSI 1'!* • »»1* i|e i. S'h W tt n|*. 1 IiMHIIfl KfolfltiM t'HfH |ii »i 1* 1if J slirril thin, nr IIF It l.xkf finirw. tit it) llIn* l unt )| • it 1 tk • -.f ll-lll'lt llllll t *Till tll'bllv *"Ft1Itmpi tin \ i1 « tisi ..t .Ii 'll.-rf. ttifh * H',tin lime, of Drain-*' I. onn litue. or pine -yiph ....... i* -llteddw.l plliwapple nlniiann |..v all,p ile , uml goi g e r infd fiaV uiid sn a p In the j many d, et ini n'-#*'it . -ahnl*. | Tfot* i*mintry I ’lufo irnvr i my nf Jacksonville art* Hi^ndinif f 1 / IV . , p* r ^ C o u n t r y <lui. r ritlny. ontu dny anil iSutitfoiv mcmtiffft, jrcilfcr* and guest* n wvf'k with Her father Nick i Meiseh and her coysin Mra. Jo h n jS ,,v*' °rt 'be feeling th a t a faimiv Idmnei on Saturday evening. K* ■ W ei l - 1■ . - I |. . L > - , or p la in Ludwig. unnHtf^ n“ S , " 7 " e iy n n e M-emeil to I d a * , v .u o y Ih y ig anti old gnlfcnt n'tetided fnoii, and* com pany of other- farmed p'.tr* f-jr de* r • 1 1# and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. M onforton P K< i ^*tni , * * * * * r,u,,t By lhi» time approxim ately mu salad*, and for *auce*. mince­ and thiM Ten havo relu m ed to famine# and friend# were p ic u m ()#,f ((f tho collto .tn n ls Imd wni, meat* a id l*ear honey*. Cleiiiu. plain **l whipped, is do their homu from s 20 day. v aca­ ^.j*# *l# 'VI? 1 ^ f u I {drawn anti were playing cart I* m their h o irti Itclou# with any d e-sett., Ginger. v e r th e ir Itorrtil tion apent In Chicago, Milwaukee. hich of th e conU ftatnt* »•»* . l a u gC hi tiinn g oover dre#*ia| In th e sloppiest golfing score#. Tltero Was a ttndcrcur- lime, r h o r n I a t e . Imttrpscotch ' Muskegon, Mich and points In rig# . . . or which of the women tent of feeling am ong the te .earam el and cn-Taid sauees letnl Cannda. rpeetntors looked more like Mud* mninitiR golfer* about getting delectable u t " ' i ■'**1 inteiett^ in Lieut. (Jg) Estelle H u rt -and ' ' ; . hu‘ l( w“? "V1 *" plenty n f re»t t h a t evening t.iilhexe "miiie .icai" ir e ip e - t a n prepare for the strennis* dll no l ^ d , . s i - t r p i l '*’*<• iiiiee-. abrother, S l/c Edward H urt Imth £ "J’" 1 '"u n S " '«« o range atol linn b ' of ,he Navy have received their f|,f(|rn« ^ flr»‘ " 'L T v ’nV^ T f‘ k final hules on S un day. The top ton f o u r s o m e I'l !• used in pin.* 1 ‘ I"'!1 discharges from the »er*,iro and xVIU .K (;A lt, (i. W. S l’KNt Fli m l 1(.itin P i i ' - e i Ved. havo returnd to their homo at | | A|(RV TOOKE, E. 11. SMITH. I DOPER, CHARI.IK IIAItPI b .wcetenmg III' It I# 110 LEST A and < I.YI" _ _ _ _ lO lt Oak Avenue. E LIZA B ETH DYSON and I walk kfil off at uppruximBlcly ed into the club house we felt • i hom e.' * I’oople ^ na'iV & r S & * " L' m h e r a " a r e r r IH hole* they wy.c al. K h ! ? i « u* n . ‘ In . ; Tom, Pick nnd "»1y 20_ nflnute* time b. intriMlucing grab a sandwich and "it down fnt H arry , . . Every minute it a few minutes rest. •remed a friend would ask," I* The |a*t IF hole* w eir i la­ there som ething I can gel you de#!. ^ ThA players were in* J . . . food, a cold drink, or any ey were slap happy amt m th in g ? " This warm feeling "f rltlrntally shunting their b* gi*»d friendship perm eated the i golf. They were joking anmi .' entire m eeting. , themselves *uch a# “ Okay, mu j" At 8:45 A.M. on Fri<la> mom etc* (TKRW ILLEGAHl tnl* lug the golfers teed off for tin' first tim e . . . CHARLIE HARP j BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT ER of Jacksonville top am atuer | Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dnvla a n ­ of C learw ater, and other# said | nounce the birth of • Ten Michael they were slightly nervous w ith Ray Aug, 2 a t the local hospital. excitem ent and wondering, "Is Mr*. Darla la the form er G racu this m y day a s a golfer." We did n ot follow the player* nrmind Keeling. _____ this d ay b u t a a l under the ca n ­ Mr. and Mra. Charles A. S heaf- vas* canape spread between the e r "announce the birth nf a non first and aigtheenth holes with on July 20 a t the Fcm ald-l-augh- ULMER HAWKINS, director of ton Memorial Hospital. Mrs. the open, the sport* reim rleis Sheafer la the forme# Lucille and Judge*. The favorite expres­ •w >■ 1 Rowand. sion nf th* golfer* a fte r a p a r ti­ cularly bum round aeemed to be "Boy, am I a g o lfer!" Then a dub" . , . "Come on. Shin tv Mr. and Mrs. F. W. McCall a n ­ chuckle would he heard and hi* nounce the birth of a son A lan wnrriea were over fo r that day (HARPER who t* C,~i") let'* iw Wayne on Aug. C a t Ihe Fernald- and th e attitu d e that “ tomorrow you h it ju st mie * ishI one" . . RULESTA would h it hi* Iml] a f­ Leughton Memorial Hospital. I* an o th er d ay " waa satisfying ter carefully placing hi# ale bot­ ----------enough . . . nn remorse! tle hy hi* left foot . . . Th On the S Mr. and Mra. J . T. Calhoun a n ­ J-' * V ,d)innrn 'r h l * • « Ivetting heavily on S p ort— T ravel nounce the birth of a daughter the f ir s t n*ffht at the Ben h . ihatr m aster* anil the fans on N ew * Betty Jean on July 31. Mrs. ™m * t ™ Clearw atar Beach to | (h tif Coming up ti. Calhoun. I* the form er Jean Hall W o r d Jrow d U t ^ h e f i r l ‘l1 * IM h hole C H A HARPSanford erowd . . . »m«Iwfort . K R M ,d| *.,f , aon-t RpL, IrE , h|, h»!e of this d ig . w* could t ourselre* it looked c o m |n< M( „ r we’ve finished and play it again . tired aa I «mP The photograph era were on hand to #n*p COOPF,R*8 picture . . , a fte r winning with ■ total score of 290. AND HARRY T 0 0 K K wa» dinner host a t th* Spanish Park Rest au ran t In Tam pa to *om #,of th* outstanding io lfe ra and friend* after th e i m i m a n n t had ende-l aa though a ll. the Jackannvllle, . . . Among th o s e 'p re s e n t were (Taarw ater, fit. T etkifend Temp# TERW ILLE0AR. J . E. BOLES player* had a warmed 'down on TA. H A R P E R . LOUIS BR0. ua . . . and again a big family WARD of Jackaonvill# (winner of the 1941 op en ). BOBBY and had merged to g eth er : DICK WALKER of Joeluonvillr. BURL and OKOBQE B0LE8TA, DENNY CHAMPAGNE of OrMUSIC BY PEN C ER . ELIZA was sh o t w ith a ,T Iron on th e Y80N, m yself and oth 140 y a rd sixth hole.* tC am erm en B were sen t o u t to flash th e ir rrs. Tired ibolbs. Excitem ent eras running ipy eraryone aahl 'ora departing ask FEATURING . .. “ W here did ye*; LCO mp4 fab GOLDEN TRUMPET L*«t tnnrnaroenl wonlJ I — 1-. GENEVA NEWS |J- N Burdicks Have ------Kaniib Party .Sunday Sirs. \ c_-----Maran Mrs. Edgar Mitchell 1 Hostess To Circle I C itric N a.’l of the W. S. C. 8, the First M ethodist Church — TELE. NO. 148 of met yesterday afternoon with Mrs, Edgar Mitchell. KOI Mag­ nolia Avenue w ith Mr*. E. A. Lnndcnbetg presiding over the meting. The devotional began with the scripture r e f e r e n c e which bad Wen taken from the Jewish Torah, the Catholic Bible TUESIIA V and the American revised version The Daughters of Wesley will of the Nrw T estam ent. The stndy meet a t the home of Mr*. C. II. was taken from the hook "O ne Winn, S 13 Magnolia Avenue at God*’ by Florence Fitch. 8:00 p, M. The nu‘nd>er* voic'd to take rare 'of n part of the milk till) for two tuberculosis patient* for the rest of the year. " Plana were made for a visit amt pro­ gram foi the resident* of the Mrmtiers of the Night Circle county "home. A rrangem ent* were of th e F irst ChristianA j^ h u rrh jjisils also for th e flower* to b« met a t the home of Mrs. 0.' D.” useiftat. th e ,A ugust church serv­ L a n d r e s * on Monday evening. ices. t Mrs. J. A. Calhoun invited Mra. J . I,. Horton pi cabled over llie group to m eet nl her home the m eeting and Mr*. W. C. Ty H ill's West F irst S treet with son w*s in charge of the wor- Mr*. O. 0 . R a il'n s co-boste*#. ship service. Mr#. O. T. Pearson I Mrs. Mitchell serve,! refreahpresented an Interesting talk eon- nieitLs of jre cream and fancy cerning "A Message From Chin. cookie* to the following; Mr*. c#e Young People", A short E. A. l.omlcnhcrg, Mrs. J. A, business session was held and co- Calhoun. Mra. J- P- Thurmond, worker* were elected for the pro. Mrs. Cyril H utner. Mr*. Jim my gram activities for the year. IImdihan and Mr*. K. C, W illi­ R efreshm ent* w?rw served*-by am*. — - '■ •. . Mra. O. D. Landress to Mr*. W. C. Tyson, Mis* Sue Williams, Mra. Ida Loti Fox. Mr*. Wilson, Mra. -O. T. Pint-son. Mrs. O. It. Landrea* and Mr*. J ,.L . H orton. . A 0 9c‘ Opens 12:45-40^ PAGE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA S|iM rf| J ||| , iN ltfil Mr* K. I SutpinersiBe and Mr arid Mr*. J , N. Burdick drughw-i Betty' left Saturday t„ entertained their children anil Join Mr. Summeisille >0 Ft. than families on Sunday honor­ Latfderilnjr, wheic they expert*In ing their daughter. Mrs. Floyd Hve this winter. Mrltae. on her birthltay. Mr. and Mt*. Vincent LeFil# Tho-e present f‘*r the occasion of .Ineksoiiville *|>*ut the w eek­ were Mr. and Mr*. George A. end with l heir p aru ets, Mr nod M affett. Alan M affet. Mr. and Mrs. (J. t'. LeFil#. They brought Mr-. Phil McRae and son Philip ijlie home of I- mIk I l-cFtl*. wh# III of St, Augustine. Mr. and I)ias been visiting with them f> r Mr* t W, 11it mil and *on Wes­ several weeks. ley, Mr. and Mrs. W. Floyd Mrs. P. R. Ilolscnheck of Jaek- Mi-Hne „nd daughter Sandra of sotiville t* visiting ln> siatei and Evansville, Iml. brother-in-law . Mr. and Mr*. A. B. Deane. Sin. is expecting tier husband to join her in a few ha- ju*t returned to the B aptist t 'hutch ,- liter a couple months day*. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Adam* vneul n»n Mi; Maiy Stopc* spent a few and Mr*. Minnie Cornell of Frost proof were guest* of .'tt. an I .bit in I'aytm ia Beach with her brother and sister-in-law . Sir. Mis. Henry K ietrer. June and Florence Mel Jill. Ad uml .Mr*. Fred Stone*. Mi-- Fram es LeFil# spent the die and Valien Prevail, Nina and Jeanette McMahan. H arriet Gei­ week in H arhei\flle vi»iting with ger and Isabel LeFil* spent the Mi. and Mrs. Vincent LcFita. Mi. I a line Alderman w rnt tn week at the 4-It Camp, a t Camp the I’jversjda llu-pital in JackMcQuarrle. A. E. Mnian i< spending Jii* -om il;,. for tientm ent. Wednes­ vneninn here with his faintly, day tie and Mr*. Alderman re­ lie*# been in Ninth Carnlina for turned on Friday. Mr-. J, T. Mrl-ain Jr. an'd son the last three months employe I Tommy, have iclurnad from a with the F ruit Growers Kxptevi.it to hei m other's, Mr*. Howell Mr, Jonn lluildelston, V/ U.i S. ‘ ('on . in l '•lumlris. . sn| to . Italy ,-an d «»«■ w i F lyMnry n f M^I dnugh Fm.l Ve.kes and Mr ?,r. Ja. „ . Hud nun j* ,,,. |, f t villi. '„ ! ! ! ! I f - Ihtrbata and Mary Ja n e, lafl delstnn of Jacksonville are M end. f „ m,mlh vacation at Coronliig some time at the lluddeU lm , nfh Sll„day. ''7 ; ' „ „ M.v Sarah 1*411#. Mr *. Ethal Mrs. Kit H a r t-entertained Mi t Tlionm, nti*|. daughter, Shirley. ■and Mrs. B. Kvscr of Mim* Mr. and Mr-. A, E. M oran^and fev dinner Srtndnj*. Ml . K>keg' f.,,,,;],: .|V,:,u Snii.lay in Mim* -se= 4 i-,— it.' jx d — — m—v>~wdtb-‘MV -ifSrh m — E :- s r r p m r Mi ami Mr*- .1. T McLain. Jr. Imu- o, until tender, hasting oe (heir dinnei guest*. SunriisiotialK Remove Covet for da> Mi and Mi- T C. Itunler. .'1(1 m inute- Serve hot or cold „f pel-arid, and Air and Mr*, with whipped r leant n, ehiii-nlate Fled Voute sauce. j . M i-.. Ruth Lee and children of j Ilnur) linked Pear* i New Sm yrna were visitor* in Tlve*e tun. are easy tn lake. IGeneva lost week. Handle as m atnive reeit*e. using ; ——— ----- ———— — " hnnev a* »we»*trnlng amt mhiing j , 2 talliespuuit* hutler «r m argnrNYI.DN LINES jn„, | MuNTROSE, «:(««.—(*V) —AlHiiknl |H*m* emy now lu- futnul ! thuiigh llm iy PimsfortP# store «*ri Ihe slu-tvi*. nf dl-eiiim m iliiit " 'I h niil) liurilwnie. Mnutrnsa giiHi'iy *tm ■>, wnnii-n link mi ehanres and Till, almve ii'i'ipe* fm btikeil l llm kid m eagerly when they #aw pear- li-nd them-i-lve- well tn | a sign m viug ''nylan” ill hi# wineanning. Put in v u i wintm dnw Pnii-fniil hastily removed the silpplv iii'u u bill* In in - ,u, pb'ii vvliule sign ami -hnw Hint lae wan liful | -I'lJiue nvb'n bn ml* ****t hnvr. l! j MVA - BBSS' B K A l’TY SH OP W IL L BE CLO SED FRO M AUG . 10 T H R U AU fL Pl'rttn ,,i-tkr' j| -Si hi M"l* «(i 1 1 S , w i ll i -w m f wpiv »i iiif'i 111(t i fFv.ii f I frn tifn v ti w lilli* r l i i v r . i? f»*t -i ifif'h a l t r k t (’ M iu tn im u 1 ll'fflurt " I iTt’fle *1 W n l l‘ 1, 1 I c u p c o m ##yM ip ( c u p M iiant •*» I I c lip liu ftc y . • ('0111)11111' a W f cU 'lllllR e Illlil riH >k u n t i l k%» i h m sill'** fl Hit VH e n d ’ f #-}i r|i pe nt 14J* »*• *"f» 11 m l. a n d , t H ill Iilk It! I* fo. in .•* f* (ftlki l»|f ' l l -'ll .. r till * v »n >lk P* ■<x'l • all* III 1 1 *. i m I ii i fo*»k|III 1 mi 1tcfo* | It takes a COOL FORTUNE for Style and Comfort! ' • Vou'ro to o l, you're to m lo rtablo , you're In style In one o# Fortune's newest designs for slimmer. Try on a p a ir lo r a wealth of value— «l t(j# price you Ilk a to p a y. Slo p Into a to o l fo rtu n o l ' *•.- > SATURDAY NIGHT ; f » • • Winging fo your h»or»^%*ra ’'Berkeley Junior Excluilve'’.^Twilh a new gold* •prfnkfed faille peplum *on*royon crepel BlaekjMtV, '$ lx « 9 't? 1 5 ./^ IGH CLINTON'S 0! mm' 5 |M F CORRECT MEN’S WEAR �--*— -*■ 3 * —i r = TUESDAY. PA C E FOU R THE SANFORD HERAL®, SANFORD, FLORIDA A U C e( 6 # IM 6 ■Mi1* « ■ Celery Feds H anded Tw in D efeat By Orlando. 2 - 0 , 2 - 1 Senator Moimdsmen Hush Sanford Attendance A t Sanford Home Games Is Nearing 45,000 Artillery In Both Ends Of Affair STANDINGS THE CLUBHOUSE 5 a . ^ f t a r L i l Z i ,ta“ " ................. .. • Loop Umpires To Bernardo Pasquel Riducules Idea 'Officials Hope To Draw S5,000 Q uit If P rex y Of Fall Classic Winner Calling Fires C r u e i l l a Themselves Chamnions Of World During Schedule Hy JU LIA N STENSTROM Herald Spurt* Editor TINKER FIELD, ORLANDO, Aug. 0—The Sanford Celery Feds B» FRANK ECK p aiied up their Uni possible A I’ New«fealure* S|>“rU Editor chance to make a laat atand fight Orlamln .716 73 za .... GOSHEN, N. Y.—This little village come* to life ju st once each SANFORD . ...... * 62 43 311*0 ________ Bt. Auguatinu „ . .. . 66 4H /.47 year. I t I* the day of the Hambletonian. the $60,000 tro ttin g darby taro left-hander* and u tig h t- Ifc-I-xtid 63 62 .605 The Pasquel brothers are p la n -(h im :—'Ju st w rite Mown what you handcr nf tha Orlamln Senator* Talatka a t7 W 60 ning to go a fte r pome of the t w ant and we will give . i t to On the lawn about tin- rnurt house, beneath the ancient elms ami S tiff A tm in s f fn h n burling corii* proved to be too Gainesville ao o maple*, _ 42 63 ladies of tin- town provide at a m o d erate'coat fried chicken' Ul^ *"?**“ “ J O I 1 I I biggest name* In bt>*cball for you/ ' much for the ctriitie Few) artillery lre a b u rg - . .....___ 41 61 .3ti« for t|m»*- who c a te to ............... a chicken leg a* they walk leisurely Pasquel says the outlook isn't L s M lZ C l O f O f l a U l f l o their Mexican J.augur nest sea­ and Ted Mad/.'lnti'a crew claimed Dayloi.ii Beech ----- - 41 01 Jt»i to th e kite *Imped Good Time Mile Trark. I _______ bright for peace between the son. a dual win over Kd Levy’,, nine. Result* U « t N ight’s F o r one day in the year, trains going Loth ways stop at the s ta ­ In New York oil his way to Mexican loop and the majors, 'Jo h n K rider, general m anager By JU LIA N HTEN STROM . They w ere both good ball Orlando 2-2, SANFORD 0-1 tion. The E rie Railroad runs specials fiom Goshen to New York and Europe, B ernardo Posquri discus­ lie added:—“There will be no of the Sanford Baseball Associa­ game*. Orlando raptured th e Ini­ (2nd game 10 innings) It wd* revealed la st night by sed Use 1047 baseball season.' peace until wc get satisfaction tion, Inc^ announced this morn­ to points w est. tial context by a 2 to 0 count I’alutkn 16, la-rnbur-g 4. . 7 he villagers look forwatd to tills race every year. Maybe th a t's John K rbler, general m anager of He said: —s “The Mexican fan from Chandler, G r i f f i t h »nd ing th a t ao fa r during the c u r­ while they grakbnd the nightcay, Oaytena Beach 11, DeLand K la-cause they get two races, and sometimes three, for the jtainbcltenlan the Sanford Harebell Association, w anls th e big nam es, the biggest Rickey. The only way th a t *111 ren t season of the Florida Stash a 10-inning nffair, by u (core fit. Augustine 14. Gainesville 0. is run in heats, the bc»t two «-iU of three to decide. |nc„ th at he had been notified by be done is for Chandler to go League nearly 45,000 fans have But w hatever it is. G o,bin and lovers of harness racing th ro u g h ­ Florida S tate r.vague President you have. There are only four to Mexico himself.” o f 2 to 1. Game* Tonittlit or five big namca th at we would paid th eir way into Sanford's out th e land say this i their Kentucy Derby. In the opener, Jodie Howington, SANFORD nt Palatka Ernie P adgett of Daytona Reach want, young fellows with big Pasquel ridiculed the idea of Municipal Park to sec M anager t The finest trotter*, the best diivi-r* a re ruatclicd against each other. that tho vu lire sta ff of umpires F ed auuthpaw, and. Tommy Hyde, Gainesville a t Orlando name*. Maybe Newhouser, Feller, , the winner of baseball's fsll flxs- Ed Levy's Celery Fed* perfurm . The winner usually is the ta-*t hofse, haiulled by the best driver. Orlando pori*ider, tangled In n Drlamd at Lreaburg. in the loop had handed in heir Pesky and"T ed.t Williams. iv n ii.__ iL’iu: * W illi-!sle catling- themselves the world , Record* a t Lne end of the Days (W ore the lag rare s census taker would kave very little , ic ig n a tio n , effective Aug. Id, * beautiful hurling duel. It w as not Daytnnn Beach a t St. A ugustine atn s can «u toe, any tim e. J(e told j ciutmpiniu.-. Hu. decUxetl:—“Our month o f July r«vcaled. th a t.i3 » r. . o <o in Goshen.-. Jlu I uu H aw blctoaiaa-lJar— which.in JjfaJn eaday, • until eighth that'.y rlan d o w»i • -- - t A 'T ha boys fn blue said thal'thw jr u r 7 n ' H avana, last ‘ S p rin g ^ l hat ‘iM rn e lender? Yam pirn, can play 73TTan* hail watched the Celery ugu'aC T ' this y e a r - Jin-re wIlf he about 40,040 pAsona la tike b Im to break up (he Maiffifui CITY s o n HALL LEAGUE would carry out th eir Intentions he would talk to us before he sny team you hava here. They Feds In action. During the montli p,| ftlvd R| ' -7^.77^ — support given Howington by the W. ■L. Pet. People from ult over the land converge oh this lillle hamlet. Bonn- unless aiFjquata police protection signed for next year. We expect don't haye one big leajfuer in of Juty the local* drew 12.7H8 entire Fed. machine. Hnyne* A Wlltams f fl 1.000 drive hundreds o f miles in jalopies, other* stay overnight in outlying were furnished them In .every him to come down to Mexieu on their lineup. How can you call persons through the gates. “ From Cal E rm er broke ijp an nit-light J Security Lumber Co. * 2 .714 isiarding houses. park in the Florida S tate League. a visit sometime a fte r the sea­ your series n real world ,»«rl«*? the opening, of the season through mound duel bjtw een Hyde and j Muse Amuaentrnt Co. :i 3 JiUU F a s t experience* -has layght ll.fin t|iat looms In Goshen have been 1 It \4a* also leartsnl la st night son- A f te r all, there can be no Why, the Mexican fan will juet the m enth of June,” K rider ngt Jmlke ‘ Howington with u eighth] j h " Smrfhrd' 2 2 ' .MSI gold-led up by tro ttin g tut.*.- owners, trainers, drivers and staldeband*. that P resident Padgett intended harm fn his co m in g . to Mexico laugh nt you. United State* netted* “3tt#43 F*ed faa* hi® j Inning »lngle th a t chased tw o run* , Robson flptng. Goods 3 5 .37 fi Most sentlmriit.-il and sentim lost people a re sentimental nn-i the u ie Hambletonian it is a se n timental e n tal! to C rn d lla .etui and fur a visit, to|d him champs, yes. “^ ’orbl champ*,-Jto> Waited th o home «tand*.’' vl»it, N u? t ] A s I told __ •_ tn fire Umpire Rosa Rosg Crucilla j Mimn- s tpl w m lri , ilr t r a t uli t he r .«>pwiten>’- U nk—■ ■ 0 - 7 - -wOPO » h v f f > ' l pwrt-bf ibe-lncwIRes-wreicvdTttt-foe Deannii even ktteTlTprfTTrlfig T/Tk" fP~ Iff*1Haveror. ~~ve— tyodtd say' ' t o Not unless ym r^ileY Mrrfeo.*1 - “A1 the 'Beglrinlrtg oT'tKe »Taaeoreboard fur Howington, who, up ' th o u g h th r y h a v e n 't seen her rare th is y e a r. xon,” K rider said, “ we figured • placement fri m Now Orleans is to that point, had twirled e*ndthat if we could place a first II It IV K its PREVIOUS WINNERS TIM E VALUE currently underway. lent lam'll. division club on the field we IUIG—Guy McKinney However, this will probably Nat Ray 2.04 *, ITS, 431.22 Ornrnlo touched Howington for would have a haunt-r attcnilnnee Mar tin Child* 2.0 J t , 54,604.44 throw the league into another lu r ­ I!lf7—Itwola’a W urlby Ilf AtburlRfH I 'r t u seven blows while llydi- hushed year. W e ordered BG.OOO tickets \t It. L crsr 2.02', I !)2h— Spencer 6W26.25 id oil for it wo* also, learned th at t th e Fed attack with a three-bit from Y cfer Schnnl atntixticiati.’' V\. It. Cnx 53.4tt4.Tf. evtiry arb iter will reslgne his 2.02(1 m z » — W alter Dear performance. Tony Galen to recently ogw te ll­ " I t look* as though we will 1 hm. K. Berry’ ’ 2j03 llaiiovv-r's llrrlb n • M,Ha»J4 position in the event Crucilla is City Recreation Director Goose Gefry M enditahar’* overtime ing a group of newsmen about IH.TC— Sanford's up and coming mid­ hit o r pas* t h e . 65,000 mark," It. McMahon 2.4)J 'j 50.321 j y fired. IV.1I—-Calumet Butter * * K ettles said today that tiie weak­ dleweight boxer, Billy Klnanl •ingle with Madjonki perched mi a heavyweight jiruU q^ — fid IU32— TJte Marrbiunee* 2.04', K rider declared, “ If this iiiln H . < atun S U ltJ t General M anager K rider de­ pounded Hay Jackson of St. ly moving picture program for will let up ami give us a chnnux serond base via the baie on bull* Cameron—end be w u describinr IM13— Mary Reynolds 40,4 53JH 2.01», Ben IVbile the children will he given ThurxPetersburg for four rounds in clared th a t Padgett told him th a t atwi stolen hai*.' route, gave the KdV service record. II. M. I’ar.b sll 2.02 *i to get In most of our 10 r J 25,345,44 IS1I— l^vrd Jim a six round go for a neat KO In day morning a t 1:30 o'clock a t m stning home stand*. We would local* their second win o f tho 31,324.00 Crucilla was being fitml not be­ Srp I’alin 2.02', Said Tuny: .‘‘He w a s ‘ an in­ lU.t.'—Greyhound the Sanford Juuior High School. the Legion arena In Orlando cause of the quality of h it um­ evening and increnrrd Orlando's structor—a flying instructor llur- |y3f>— Itusnlin 2.01 !, Bin While 35,613.01 very much like to draw 00,000 lost night. , The feature will la- “Sap* at people thl* season and there Is 37.31250 piring or la-cause of any pressure lead over K anfod to I2 ‘> game*. lug the war, for the Navy,” II Themnn 2.0| •> l!M7— Hhlrlcy I lin in 'i r It la reported th a t Uie bout Sea. Two shorts, “Rose* Floa­ Gnoae K.'ttV-* wo* nicked for 2.02 >, 37,342.17 from various club officials in the II. Thames One of the reporter* ii-kcl. (<j 3m— Met.In Hanover their seats during liie wild unit te r Flgg' and “ Little Miss Cow­ n possible chance of even doing 40,502.46 circuit but fo r the arbiter’s own II. M. I’nrshall 2.01 tj ISl.lU—P eter A stra seven blow* In the nightcap while “ Where, Tony?" th a t if wo're given a chance to kept tlx- crowd on Uie edge ol boy,’* will also be *hown. 40.650.15 protection. 2.02 K. Kgsti th e Fed* were getting five off play the game*. I know that Tile great linlcnto pm idrird n l!MI>—Hpenrer Hcolt sooty fracas. 33,723.06 j.re Katllii , 2.01 \ th e ik-llveri,-* of Scott Cary, who moment, wrinkled bis Imow ami J» IJ—Hill Gallon Uie local fans will back the Feds It was understood that Cruclla | Phil O rr of Winter Park 28,354.30 2.05 v Hen While worked the fir»l four frames then answered: "Down South in IH42—The Ambassador i< in but w ater with four clliba j knocked out Bob RodrrtcX ot well if Ud* rainy w eather wilt liri, White 42.230.03 in tL> league ami they’re a t­ 2.021, and wn* relieved by Howie Martin FI hi Ida a 1 the I'epsi-Cvla Naval I H U —Volo Hong cease.” Tsntpa In Uir filth round ol 2.ttl II. fhoinsx IMI<— k Bilker Mobl 33,577.12 a f te r be pulled a muscle in hi* Base" It is believed th a t the atten ­ a aemtllnal bout. 2.04 II l'»wnall 54,136.96 tempting to make it a* tough as IUI3—T h an Hanover . arm . dance during the , 1037 season possible for the Utile man. ran approxim ately 62.00Q It wa* also learned last night She is the daughter of Dean llnnovcr-ltosalind. IW-W winner, aiui A pprciim aloly GOO Hnford fan, WOODFORD. Queensland. Aus­ und local official* i M t r f l tin * that official* of tlu Deland dull *woa tired by tnvim-r.driver tirh-on White. were among the I..7G0 paid ntten- : *nd M«dje»ki. - tralia. id*)—Sir Brae didn't live they were in hopes of breaking They all know Young Gil. Ih is the wm of IP-njamin Franklin sre planning to file suit ngainst dance. StK-ond Game: up to Uie old gag alx>Ul the this record. White who Is I he only mini to win four Ilnmblelonians. John G antel, Orlando director, F irst Game: HANFORD 000 100 ooo 0 - 1 r. rurrliorse that finished a Week In l!>3d Gib wn* n-rmu-li ill Ills faliier sent him to n kimlller fur statin g th a t the Crucilla- Dud­ late, but he made a good start. SANFORD 000 000 000—0 3 | Orlando Hill 000 000 1—2 7 elimoU> Ilian the E h- 1 pii-vnle* at -I gave Rosuliod In the troy, exhort ley episode in Sanford Inst week At Woodfurd track, he was tho Orlando 000 mini 02 k- 2 7 0 KellVr, and Za.pel; Cary, Mar mg him In regain his health and "win the Hambletonian.” an* n ''put-ujvjob." favorite. He wa* length* ahraJ Gib milled but wii* not strong enough to drive In the big sulky: Howington and Hhanw; H y d e: tin and MadjeakL (lam e) stated that- he w a s n 't' uf the field until suddenly hr pull. * swerved ttl the rail, leaped it Hen brpgeil ulT driving FM tjisu te r for W. N. Reynolds, to whom he j even a t the park and he had only | ami under contract. Iielt-wl ll<-n White held llie reins on K uulind passed on n rem ark made by tui | | C1IAALKS CHAMBERLAIN gracefully and galloped into tlu* Orlando fan who saw the Snnford- AP Newsfcalure* woods. A fter a wild ri.le through nnd won the classir. | Ikilaunl gam e. G antel openly de1lie ibiv Rosiilind won, Gibsnn White went on the air and juid: TLORIDOO riNCST CHICAGO— At the hut spots the brush and bock unto the 1 elated la st evening th at tiio F'uridft of third base and shortstop, us­ traek, his jockey finally no*ed “ I am the lorkivit boy in the world, I have Uu- fit out dad.’ ntESU-WATCB BATWUtO* Victory Sopg, tlmui-h beaten recently by CheMertown In two meet Flute olovgue “ is on the spot in ually flllen by cult-like racy him over the finish line 10 min­ Ing* at t *t,| O rchard Ilea. I.. Me, is a favorite uitl. ninny. The ( ' a s t i r Ju dxe B ram hnm 'a office," and utes behirfd the winner. ALL-STAR TEAM NO. I .(VETERAN PLAYERS) brother of Volo Kong; Song! tflat ([fat he Wanted tb d o le w ry th in r ri?!"* q,V,Ti*lr.^ toft Kami eiitiy from la>xlngtnn, Kv.. Is n full toother " n M und Yankee Maid, off-qning of Volnmite who w.m Uie 11*43 and '441 within hi* powyr lo end the C * * * -, t wlth ,iai ,lf .. . . This Iram must be selected from the players listed tro ts, respertfully. . i ren t um piring Double h ut "if .k p ir heml. tb..,. Just below, Sep Palin, second only to Ben White a« a irituunan, will bold the i Jlelotnd want* a fight w e're ^ I t " |f |t , NOW YOU CAN lent her on Victory Kong. • HT. AUGUBTINM—Jtleineckr, Judy. Hutson, Wilkes. ready to give it to them." They ale 3 H.).enr.„tll n |||y j , !r. K.-n won hiDrst nu.l only rnr. with tinimmortal Greyboun.1 in Ketcher, .McGrath. Genxrl declared that if Umpire gp* and 3fi-year-old Htarv Hark. lti:if, ...ol might retire if In- wins this one. though Uiry say tro ttin g Billy, who helped the Cobs win Crucilla is fired Iwcauie of Pad DELAND— Fucha. I'avlkh, Page. Ilims. Danyu. * Kuvsl, drivers never retire. g e tl’e fear of bodily harm to th« th ree pennants a Uecade ago. was N ash, H arrington. *1he people here say yuu ra n ‘1 buy a Hambletonian winner. arbiter, "barftball in the Florida prom ptly signed by m anager Their belief I* that you’ve literally got lu steep with a tro tte r In DAYTONA BEACH—Sesh. Hlewart. S tate League will be a t an all- Charlie Grimm when the G iants bring Mm up lo the big heat*. W, Kaundrr*. of Totodo, O., will GAINESVIM.K—lU ss. t'iulrk, Full*. Eaton, Ibirdrn. released him. Stationed a t sh o rt­ time low.” attem pt lu prove otherwise. He recently purchased O nde* ilawK rider said he wired P ad g ett stop. which has lieen n weak spot HANFORD— Levy, Lakr, flawlngtun. Hrhenlrl, Kettle*. over from Htan A, tV athrn of Fort Fairfield, hie., fa r f HJ4¥> plus f.O percrnl of any llan-Jilrlonlan earning*. th at h e ' agreed th at U u umpire# in th e Coh machine fo r several Blanc, /a s p e l. Bride, Hharpe. • Tb.- Hai.ililetonian Ktnke was numed for the tro ttin g horse of th a t ■hopld lie given adequnto polU» yearn, Jorge* bn* appeared in. -ORLANDO— Devil, Ermer, Doinlngurs. la v rlle, S ninr, name, lie is burled at Chester, six piiles U> tlu- suuUi uf hare. The prelection and staleil th a t the more than 40 game* and has Hwindells, M endlrabir, kladlrskl, race was first run ill Syracuse in 11)211 when Guy McKinney won. Sanford club has always backed been guilty of only tw-n errors. with - With the exception of 11*471 when war conditions forced th e race to the umpiiu* end refrained from “ It’s impossible tn estim ate the PALATE A—lla s e , T»iir«ff\ Hud>un, Rogers, Coleman. Finn lilt* City at Yonkers, the HumldetunUn has been run a t Gnsben any »erlou* trouble. help he has - beer) to us,” said Lopes. since Ib’UI Although Krider felt that the Grimm, “ but it’* obvious w e 're LI-.RNBl'KG—Good, Lalsku, Haller, Mnrmino. Giisln-nitcs missed it th a t year. They hope (hey never lose it again a b etter ball club all around for thev live the whole year Ju*t for this one day in A ugust—Hamt.le- firing of Crucilla would place th» when h**s in there. He pull* the league’s situation on a very low Infield together and ha* a steady­ tuninn Day. The following is my All-Htar v eteran team picked •ta lu s, he appealed still uncertain ing effect th a t is o v l d s n t from the above players: aa to w hether of not It waa Ute throughout the team. VICTORY HONG, Castletnn Farm 's bid for the rich HaatbleI only proper action to take. He da- yrleh *.I could keep him there Ian, is shown working out with Sep I'alln driving. Victory Bong POSITION clere*T hn4.-police protection StUl PLAYER J a ^ lh e son of Vul«qnjie,who sired I h r 1943 and I >44 eriftMfw. J J IJ IB *very game, hut th a t I* asking couldn't k te p eomeone from h it­ too much a t hi* age, no m atter r f n t'T U a e e ia n ' ting Crueila over the head w ith haw willing he la." . Second Baoeman a bottle, club or a bat. Grimm observes th a t “ the only Third Baseman fellow who’s any better than ’Old Bhorlatap . . Will’ rig h t now i* M arty Marion (lulfletder ....... of th e Cards. But w hat Ju rg es (hit fielder . has lost In speed hr has made up p r Xh m UIW I 'm * for by sm artness and experience.'' - Outfielder Although only a .260 h itter, he j Utility Player has become an im portant cog in Bristol All Steal • Uackfietd s ta r Ru»ter McClure'* tha Cubs’ drive to overtake Catcher .... ............ blood has dropped and with It Brooklyn and the Cards w ith Right Hand Pitcher th e U niversity uf Nevada's hopes brainy fielding. Left .Hand Pitcher fo r national foplball acclaim next R ack — "L IT ’ Junior — has season. During the w ar McClure glowed down * bit op the hot Maoager - — ......... .. Plenty o l fly rede, lines nnd U rge selection of was exem pted t from m ilitary •orner b u t he ha* made up for Proven Baits That Get ’Em! serv k e because uf his Mff*> blood It w ith shrewd dlegnoting of a spo r t pressure. 11a became an out­ h itters which, in many instances, standing player a t Nevada and h as p u t him on the spot ahead ALL-STAR TEAM NO. I (ROOKIE PLATERS) served tw ice an th e W est teem o f the bell. o f Ran Fraaeieco'e E ast-W est elaxslc on New Year'# Day. How­ ThU learn n a y be pick ad fewp all player* In the league, ever hie blood pressure w ent Tha slave trad e began In 1603, who AUK NDT lUted (n the above ballot. Any player down recently end he’e- been hen Portuguese landed the Uu firs ~ t Haled In Iha above ballot Ineligible fo r tha rookie team. drafted. Into th e A m y . shipm ent o f Negroes a t Santo POSITION PLAYER CLUB rea of )he United B tate i lx forest laruL Free Movies Slated Bill Kinard* KO’s Thursday MorningJackaon in Bout SPORTS LAUGH i i I Krider Says Form er Record Can Be Top­ ped If Itnin Quits “ ** DeLand Club to File At Leant Thin Horse Gave The Fans A Run Cubs Doing Okey WiHi Two Old Men At Infield Posts SK H LW M S V M N feS BALLOT FOR ALL-STAR TRAM FLY MONTAGU FLY AIDS *15.95 SPORTS ODDITY Telescopic Fly Rods W H IS K E Y irs heal W IN RUM G IN FOR HEALTH’S SA K E .... H h o rU to p ................. Outfielder ___ O u tf ie l d e r ---------- --Outfield er -----:---- L . 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IB. • o- i ■ was �- - - ; v» r._- T H E SA N F O R D TUESDAY, AUG. fl, 1946 tions in other part* of the world have resulted in short supplies Of those product* which ran be H j Spud* Johnson processed and shipped easily. The ■concentration of nutrient* in the USING AUUND.VNT H>t)US | food* ili o hei U rn u factor in PREVENTS WASTE, HELPS i i h , shipment of supplies to all 0 TO SAVE LIVES A HO A It I» part* of the world—those which R ather frequently during the i contain the highest nutritive valpaat few year* folk* in thi* coun- j ur i» the *mall»»l hulk quantity tr y have been urged to use U rg- have been the food* which have er quantifier o( abundant crop* betei shipped, and to try t« “ go eu*y" on pro­ This country'* great variety of duct* th a t have Ircen in short nutritious food crops was a m aj­ supply. It'* an excellent idea, or factor in winning the war. as too, for more reason* than one. food* which were more perish* Aa * everyone know*, certain able and perhaps not quite a* product* are more satisfactory 5 --------..... Innutritious utritious a* oinrr* oilier* twere uvailfor processing and sh.ppmg long mbk for lhe M op|r ,M |W(1 eoun. distance* than others, and w ar [try, white the most nutritious and "post-war famine condi. 'and most “ shlppabte" one* were Tisli Helps Soviets In Fighting Malaria stmt to American Love, aboard Thus, the fa rm , .»! this ,*’Untrv were able tv prwture adequate. Rural Common Sense PA G E l lV f H ER A LD , SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A ■puttitious f.... I fut the mililacy force* ami civilians W itht many other countries suffering front lark of food. America has contributed afte r the war to follow the policy of shipping c o n c e n t r a t e d foods aboard and using the less r>n- , cent rated foods \n this country, l-argc quantities of wheat and other concenti uted foods ate hcing shipped from this country to the hunger-stricken peoples, and Americans m e being utge<l to eat more Irish potatoes, fruit*, and other perishable nrotkn-t* th at are abundant. In (hi* way. s ta r­ vation t* being preterite 1 in fore B AKU, Aierluiijaii K..elali*tic Soviet Republic. P- Planeload* of gaiubusia, tiny f i . h that feed m n latiu musqulltu h irtiir. „ic di*putvheil from tile l-enki-t un Fish i a lc b e iv lo tlinp ,,, th,. m ai.be* ' and shallow lake. »,| t ; l’.njun'« m alarial contili > S , a m medical e x p e rts sa> the nunihei ,.f new i a - e - of malaria ha- .11 •- j...I _M percent stove p ir -u .ir year- i LliiiAL NO 11CI' f WANTED TO RENT MUST have furnished house or ap artm en t before A ugust 1, Rerrnanrnt, no ehildreu. 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Make pleaiure your boon comptrion, by sea, by lake or river . , . u .der the palms, or stars, or invigoiiriing sun. Enjoy lhe luxuries of a state that really knows how to be a host. FLORIDA GREYHO UND LIN ES goe* everywhere fhere's fun In Florida. Ram­ ble whore and when you please — com fortably- and economically — via big, luxurious, air-conditioned Florida Greyhound Coaches, UNION IHJS STATION juu PARK AVENUE BUILDINGS WOOD FRAME READY CUT ---ALUMINUM COVERED 20x54 FT . (or can make 24x54) $850 DEUVERED Profile Su ply Co. PhoiK. 7124 211 Bull St. P.O. Do* 2049 Orlando ELECTRIC. APPLIANCE .REPAIRS • • FANS •MIXERS • WASHING I • VACUUM • SEWING AUTOS FOR SALE 1937 FORD—A -l condition with radio and a ir b eater. Monroe Corner, f ir s t bauer i right ML Dora R ead. S 2 *15 g a l l o n R o b s o n S p o i l i n g ftr FU R N IT U R E REBUILT AND RECOVER Kl> Ynuff T jro iitm e will took like ne4b’j™ fip * ra r b etter than ever wheh iu r experts rebuild and recover iL Only the flnrwt con­ struction m aterials usrd. Phone 1112 for a fre e estim ate and choice of m aterials. SANFORD UPHOLSTERY UOH Park Ave. P hono 1112 BUY cows, calves, yearlings. Phone R. W. Lord, 7HH-W. It's wonderful for Y O U ! o n snli> n t X -C t‘l -5 ^!'s wonderful for Others I'inl W NIC HOLLH S T U D IO • I P y relh ru m 59c 220^M*i*ch Bldg., Phono 1169 SAVE 20e o u t o f every dollar you spend fo r fire, windstorm, automobile, w orkm en’s compen­ HELP WANTED sation, burglary, liability uni GIRL for soda fountain a t Lanother kinds o f Insqrancs. You’ll ay's Drug Store. P a t* ‘ tim e or full time. ____ ■■ a a i i ■! ■■* -— — —-i^— ——— — — W ANTED: To find heavy young WHEN you buy a home, g et a woman to liv# A small farth, 6 y ear fire and windstorm In­ who ean milk one cow ana surance policy. You will save feed few chickens and pigs In approxim ately 1/3 of the cost abaence of .proprietor. Short sud m ay M y th a pivmium In hours. Jam es Phillips, 6 annual Inataltm enu. Bee C. M. -------------W. LOST ft FOUND fam ily Rawlclgh in -West Pasco County. female k itten . P art pur­ or 2*4, PLENTY OF KELLYS ^ “ PYROm at D” fn sU 'sl F u r. 2 n d & S a n fo rd INES NER5 CHINES CE SERVICE TROTTER APP PHONE 1004*J 304 W. SECOND STR ■ 4 .0 0 - 1 4 Li;Aji lyitf *? • post -f i v lira. Fire» no .*• gDAfitntooi! C!#| It*t M s)} .a » EAST FIR ST STREET K ILLED StufTord’s Service Station OO FIRESTONE STORES FLIES I Box m R IC fiP tU iS HELPING CO, IMITATION leathers in must .. Lo n d o n t/r^ — \ i„u on the colors and large setecthm .o f LOANS upgiadiult and proiltotioii of rungood upholstery fabrics. Boliert S. Brown, 2911 N. Orange F IN A N C E your putt liases of srirrittims jil.jertor-, In the civil \'U \ii*Vt> tl^ Ir hitti'iu. automobiles, tr u f k i -,rni cicclri service has hee*u lifted. fkif !f»»iisv'll 11tey h*i\ !• «i pl.t* r U Ave., Orlando, Fla. Ch| equipmi'iil th i n I . M. |h>> I In. Irfik4\ fair inM.tm , I III* 11‘ •1.5 x 7 PKEMO plate camera. & Co. ilrfll i » bit: Iw u'i' in.ii lilt*, 1 IIIPhone O ouiit^45t)2. Mrs. .Short. • i i -'i! \ *tf Mliltiiin. 1'brrr rm? I BORROW H ERE W IIT.ltK * ill v1*14**1111^ unit lb* it •t i t » 1 PRIVACY IS I llS I ’l i r m i j PROTECT your health *le*>p .1 >i iv (’Up kilt lit ii. better! Dependable mnttre** r e ­ YOUR im lutal de-ire for privacy in money m utter* i* strictly novating! Box springs und innapec.erl here. Friends and rR rspring m attresses irlm llll New m attresses, Ih->|., springs! a relatives an- not queatiune * Vour em ­ Hollywood beils! See out retail j about your rtw til ployer or ku>iMi<F, isles store and display nmm at will not hear of -•-ur i-i-r-oinil 110 W. FIRST ST. affairs, 'th ere i, to. cam e for Echols Betiding A Furniture Co. embar ra-snieid San font M attress Factory a Reasonable credit M'jutreljierds. Phone 1133 ami 072 J g n a l s, iiio si|in l< ii‘» No co-maket. *>,i timro-) hoinsVarialde paym ent plane A P A R T M E N T SI/.K KAMI I 1 l . n t \ i n GAS R ANGES Florid* Bank Bldg I'hnns 3* D IL L H A IIDWARE f t ) . 301 Eust First St. lfa rtm a n . Fla. - Ton gf-t the ssms f a —--as 12 _«*s i --x ■: ,v.§ K EL L Y H A N D L E D AXES see S lan lry -Ito g er* l l s r i l s a r e Co. R. S 'illY K ’K t r s a d .fo 'I w O-^Tri es SR |L 2 6 a beg. 2628 i Ave. SALKS ~ rJ m IN BUYING OR SELLING REA L EST A T E —it p a y . to deal FOR SALK. Keep mosquitoes, through experienced broker*. If gnats, fleas and biting flies you have groves o r .other pro­ aw ay with SHOO. Southern p erty Ur m arket, or if you are Chemical's new insect rtp ellan t u n e lf in the m arket, contact th a t's effective (War-developed 0 . Rancher of C. F. Batch­ governm ent form ula) and also E ast W ashington St,, smells good. Safe for babies phone- 0620. and .chlkhan; Ideal outdoor workers, sportsmen,- vacation­ t 2 to 6 room house. ers . . . used a t the beach H Sanford, p. 0. also prevent* sunburn. 60c for 2 ox. bottle; on sale a t: Touchton’s Roumlllat 4 Anderson, FO R SALE Robson Sporting Goods. X-Cel 6-ft, all porceltaln P rigiFeed Store, Hill implement, dre for ta le. 1219 French H unts Feed Store, S m o k e Call 910. ....... . ■ House end other (oca) stores- GIRL’S b-cycle, e x tra tires, tubes, wire b ask et; set of m etal terrace fu rn itu re ; cypress garden c h a in ; la rg e reinforced garden flow er pota. Phone 147. A uthorized u ilo tb V u u ‘;1 ■ ,,IB, th e y will have strong Wtett- ndott'Ytflty’ 'peak " Hr* silt* OtzbtM-.SS for *blr, l.iis-eties appolil,- apjreivl to the family, RjiiFian." An amendment p io p o a s l and meats <> a, i stock on hand, (he hoine-m sker who use-i these *fw the new lo o -tllu t >11. which SA LE—pair of mule*. R. F. *zHEAL ESTATE WANTED FOR Cooper, Cameron Ave. ONE large kitchen sink, roll top and f r o n t Phone SI o r 987. STRICKLAND - M0RR ON INC. ta u tm ' both and screened porch. Also • one out-hou*e and garage, COW m anure. 50e bushel. lo c ate d on 1 1 acre* of good t W. Lord, phone 7KN-W farm land, tiled and with B ; Pears, *1.511 and *2 per bushel. wells. Price *0,000.00. KENT A lAJt Geo, O. Swart*. Box 115, 111. EXCELLENT 5 room house with YOU IJiUVF-Ar 2i phone 77(1-M. both, w ater, lights and two PHONE 2011 11*44 Park Ave^ screened porches, with t'A ro R o ii Hft, STIUCKL\ND-MORRISON acres of tiled farm land, pliuni* 88H. ■ HltlVB.IT. INC. Price *8500.00. 450 BOl.LS celery pa|ier with LAWNS m ow ed. Ren onabte $ W. IL WILLIAMS. Realtor wire, quick sale 59c roll. It. | mici-7. J e r r y laird, plium ’ tin * w TOM HOLT. Associate G, Hickson. W. . 415 A tlantic Hank Hldg. Telephone 1120 0-PUvCE m a h o g a n y Duncan ” DODGE • PI.Y.MOI T il Phyfe dining room suite. *250.PARTS A N 0 SERVO F 00 rash . Phone 9H9. Itlfl Palmetto Ave. Photo ta t I FOR SALK FIVE room furnished bungalow WARNING lo Luloinoliila"«»u o” A R T IC L E S W A N T E D corner lot in desirable section and driver*. 38 states nqw huve priced a t * 0000.00. I’LL BUY’ your car, regardless strict ln«* Imposing hriiw I" " ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Hrallnr of age or condition. Roy Reel, altie* on rnotori‘ss. who >unn»t 506 AUantie Bank Bldg. 300 W. 2nd St. _____ ____ pay a judgm ent for tnjui) to Phone 732 others caused by their autumn PARTS lo angle lamp wanted. hi to*. Yoy are taking a grave .-P hone 579, - ----------- ----------« = “ FOR h a l e rbufiirc ff you drf're'Ttr ‘ i f f SIX .room bungalow located 1600 automobile is ilrlven In any of W ANTED: Exercising machine. Palm etto Ave. H ard worxl these ■to to*—unless you arc in­ Reply Box HU. c/o Herald. floors throughout. sured, Re*, u* befm*» Vnu tak<ROIIEKT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor 7 P eU , L ivestock, S u p p lie s ; a trip in ynur car. M B«y» 500 A tlantic Bank Bldg. ——— .—— -----------------------------, 4 C o ,. FOR SALE. PYRO-D Southern —--------------Phone 732 Chemical's superior quick-kill- . EI.EGTRIf. appliance rep a ir­ ing househohl spray. Use it » f repair w ashing machine., FOB SALE once, you'll find it the b est., vacuum cleaners, fan-, mixrrA VERY nice five room bungalow 2.95 g.L, 1.00 quart, 59c pint. sewing machines. T r»ller A| on corner l«t immediate pnspliance Service, Service. 3 0 1 W jin « On sale nt most local store*. pliance session, j St.. Phone I004.J VUIIHKT A. WILLIAMS, Reeltor COWS anil 15-m onttr old heiffer : — H O, T S — prin ted, developed. 500 A tlantic Bank Hldg. Gen- S N A,P S __ ,, . . for sale. Inquire Osteen — -enlarged. M e copy old photo Phone 732 and Store. Osteen, Florida. graphs. ,/B fIR EE nlca young Jersey cow*. ^ » O n » as low as *80.00. Phone 708-J, 2621 O range Ave. ’ G e n u i n e F o r d m a t s In fit p r a c ­ tic a lly n il m o d e ls , c a rs o n I tr u c k s , ------------- 41UAT -4MHK anil Paula Road, i’i I’iO' hard road. Prica NORTH . • hagen ■£\ 1 /3 A CR E S in Goldsboro sec­ tion. price *1350.00. £ r™ n n 0 3 T T tm » « r U g fltt“ Water. EXPERT painting contract «r hourly hn*l*. Rhone (im gnn H 84, t f o Sanford Hardware. mc a i j . Smith ilm th. ■- f.., 1 WlSDtlM V W IS H E S LON1K1N - id1' \n , originuk copy of ^ “7 he Seivii Pillars of Wisdom,'' by T K. Iam retire, worth *1,800, wa, in a mi -lolell her*1. TWO furnished cottages—S hort's Camp. Rhone County 4602. FLOOR MAT. PH O N E 12 �; / ■■■ PAGE SIX r 4-6 j TUESDAY, AUG., 6, IMS THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA More Power Is Seen I000, chief U lu e. G U a+nki Oliva oil production, Spain’* ed: “If I can’t get back Into Ur. I/Conurd Darker O ptom etrist of fats. ws* 242,126 organised baseball, I'll o[s?rate P n i n Tn C n n L ' — 70 sourer percent of normal. my Springfield, M o, farm for a ►JigE i AP Sew sfeature* i MADRID — .Spain's rainiest ^spring in years haa brought the jftmntry nut of the w orst drought jnf the century. T The importance of the drought .1* measured by tw o losses for the I jra r 1046; tw n-thlni* the normal •wheat crops, and one-fourth the electric power. Loss of the wh'eat hi might the bread ration down to 160 gram s a day, one of the lowest In hrrad-atarved Europe. living before i ’ll return to the Mexican l-ea tu r. The d ro u fh t continued through th e w inter of 1846-6. „nd it wn^ M ay fl of thU year before power restriction* were com pletely elim ­ inated in Catalonia. Spring rain* were so heavy th a t most reservoirs overflown! w ith dam aging flood in south­ e a ste rn Spain ami fear th a t some crops would be washed out. In general, however, crop prospect* a r e said to be the b est since the bum per y ear 1814. This year, th e peasants say, "thi* wheat will even grow out of the stones."* Hyes examined—Glasses fitted 203 S. Orange A rt. Orlando, Florida I'hone 4887 T la f 'lr is h " potato, n product of South America, reached North America via Kurope. OW EN S til)IT S MEXICAN LOOP iieginnlng tow ard the end of <ttci>u ViUAAElr, BROWNSVILLs Tux.. Aug. «— W j—Mickey Owen said today he is through with Jo rg e Paiquel and th e Mexican League baseball se t­ up, Back on Unilud S tates soil a f te r playing in the Mexican loop fo r several month*. Owen dcclar TRANCE OM V tU iU TLCO- * MAvm SPAIN for nine days. fioTh gone* were' forced to h alt Industrial power supplies th ree and four days n week during the second h alf of BLUE CHAMBBAY S H U T ____ ~ftucgcd blue chambray ihirl for big —O hdL llltJt. Iw)jAU-4JBU«|t —w«ar -■.■i-i.. Mathers appreciate (his shirt because Its waihfast and Sanforl;c<I-S1irtink. Sires: 6, 8, 10, 12, 1214, 13, 1314. Ship­ ping weight 12 ox. 43 Y 3911Ea. 83c ember. The 1844 crop* did not suffer heavily from the d ry weather, ex­ cept in some regions. But serious difficulties came with 1846. In the Catalan lone factories had to close three days a week by the end of Jan u ary , and in the Dilban area eom pleta stoppage If jrou i»rc continually having motor trouble with your old washer . . . Call us and wo will make the necessary repairs and have it ready for you next wash day. REST. UGLYRADIO lies With fcooi wnurI nc* •eUi guotM StMict ELECTRIC SERVICE ^ C O M T h e 'ip p w g r ’ produtH l In Spultt for t h e ' y ear 1016 w as 4,066,- AIC.'.S A7, 4 Cl ed l y Ilia pit,; i I t. t i ybcii-; ron_,J : .‘.I al fnc tuaca can,.-re n ts In Part* ate ... h i m -,. ,vc t,i btrcii. b i,.tu of U r.llo.y on lu lta u - tr c m h Lordci t,„ i<, t r;:..* to.’ iJc Icrancio lilamlj from Italy, wliicii a jo I,..-, Ijoya. I’a u t .i.— , v.ould uc d.'miiitar.icib Albania would be u cu -iu r-d . Vugustavia gets m*‘St (•I Verier, a liiulia and 7-ara trout Italy, Slid orcv.rnCs a l,ce territory. tic* r..ania gets T ialiiylvjnla tram Hungary, but Inc* |ic;-.,ra^ln and N. U30.QINJ d l a w a t l .h o u rs. TO .per-. rent of capacity, T he 1046 h arvest was the w orst of the cer tury. W heal was down to 1,800, | 000 tons, against a normal 4,160, 207 M A G N O LIA A V E . 118 Perk Avenue Phone 29 ItlttlK P A N Y SA N FO R D , FLA Phone 101 J. E. McAlcxandcr, Jr, U) but wifi j;ct bat it Hat:;;oa, w lutc, hov.-v.r, tire .jav.ctl Will get the right tn build a Ilallic tuvai 1:035. k'c: . itlcaliou on 1 lands i t b a r(liilerrtaiio.ifil) dinla mid Sicily would be rr.iricieil severely,, C a 74 115 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 990 T he musket was invented by the S p a n ia rd s about 1610 n< no in f a n try weapon. Tile first iron furnace In the Cnitint S tale s wa* liullt in Vir ginia n HI in. ODDS and ENDS Living Room Picees Table Lamps 2 Pc. LAWSON LIVING ROOM SUITE Up lo 50% Off In $4.9 Beige n nil nf n-da- of G to o ri u trlp o T a p e stry — A lo p (Ju a lily Uuilo Rn j Pi ico $233.68 $169-95 Floor and Bridge Lamps We ward lo ooll Iheoo " b a d " . lunt lake a look and (or yourself. 2 Pc. MODERN SUITE boo In asserted covers and colors —light wood f Ifim lull c >il nprlng consultation $ B rand N o w $8 9 ,5 0 S ofa Bod h u t !h e c o v e r n e e d s r e p a ir—o n ly For yo u r ow n real deep-down sm oking e n fo y m e n t. . sm oke th at sm oke off Fine Tobacco _ 2 Pc. VICTORY SUITES lilt tiro t m w e ll m a k e thom 111 y o u r p u ts o Buy Them Now Havo Thom Delivered Later LOVE SEATS In Floral Tapestry, Wine background Floor Sample. Roy. Prlco $112.50. Salo Prlco 2 Pc. EGGSHELL SUITE Datk wood Imn lull opting construction bitill lot borvica. Sale Prlco 2 Pc. STRIPED TAPESTRY SUITE r S am plon, W w l t n f n v t a i Irr I f McC’o rm k k (n&sodl upon the nrtfln*! Q uality o f p r o d u c t IS ESSENTIAL TO “ CONTINUING p a ln liif CLOTHES HAMPERS, all sizos WOOD BEDS—used . . . USED KITCHEN CABINETS USED SOFA and 2 CHAIRS BABY BLANKETS METAL BOW END BEDS, as low Rog. £04,85 ( r n OCCASIONAL CHAIRS Ono Group Asnfd. priced al Ono Group Aast'd. pricod al OlhorB valuod lo $29.95 at only FIRESIDE CHAIRS LAWN AND PORCH FURNITURE BEACH CHAIR wilh canopy and loolresl $8.95 DECK CHAIRS. green stripe canvass ADIRONDACK CHAIR, unfinished $6.95 WHITE ENAMEL WOOD GLIDER $19.95 UNFINISHED WOOD GLIDER $5.95 ----- , j -X-only-jLarfJg Wirrg Ghalru In -To O.P.A. Coiling $108.83 Salo . 1 only Grcon V/tng Chair Others in stylos and prices lo suit you DESKS AND TABLES Student dosks and knee hole desks In On n r Blond, Walnut and Maple fro m .................... i P d v d End, Lamp, Occasional and Cocktail Tables all at.prices In keeping with this groat annual aaloo ovont, All iinlshos —all stylos—all woods *, ODD SOFAS i 3 only Lawson fToral Topeslry O.P.A, Colling 5148,11. Sale 2 Modorn Solas tn Rust or Groen Reg. Prlco $89.50. Sale . . . . PLATFORM HOOKERS Over 60 regular slock in assartod stylos, covers and wood trims a » low as , 18llt Cunfury, Colonial and Modorn Slylos. Light, Dark and Moplo Woods. Tapo3try f O i QC and Voival cyvors as low as iP u g v D IF YOU WANT IT-~WEPLL SELL I AT A PRICE YOU C A N T REFUSI :_________ - ____________________________________ . — .. - ' • I t ’s E asy to Pay the M bth er Way iT ll= lll= ill= IIIE fll= lll= l= lll= lll= lll= lll= lll= lll= M I= lllE M I= IIR .. ...■ * o �i ‘j a y # / : ■ £— --------------- i - tt - ------------- J _ I HE W EATHEK I n U n ity T h e r e I« S t r e n g t h — /» > T# rro te e t the Peace of Ibe World; iie r a lft To P ro a o le fhe r r o f m s of America; 0 P artly cloudy Ihia a fte rn o o n , tonight and T hursday with b rief local a fte r­ noon thunderstorm s. To Prodace Prosperity for Sanfsrd. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEH VOLUM E X X X V II Established 1908 Kaiser Lager SANFORD, FLORIDA, Missouri Voters Support Truman; Nominate OAKLAND, Calif. Attir. 7 UP)—SuKuostimia that Con*KT<-*k9 Inveatlgntu the war­ time record of Henry Knis- Jaq. the west coast .shipbuilder. Kaiser says ho is flatter for the impiiry proposed 4jy j Senator Styles Bridges of B) VSSCK’IATEP I'ltESS . ! ' I... I.-, fcr r f r t m .!.« terra t, When* jninmries terday. With most of the votes totalled up, h ire 'sa a resu m e eys n,a tkU* vot®* The -group mtikstl Jo invite _ - - 1-" live form er enemy sla te * to p a r ­ ticipate in conference ik-libera* lio n - I . ginning S a tu rd a y . Under an tm e n c a lt am en d m en t -slightly atleio.1 at l(u--lil - MlggeStiun— tli,. , i‘|*i,*seritatite o f Italy. Ru ] manta, llulgai la. H ungary and j r i Finland will he aide lo l>e la-ard <n question# of the tr e a tie s con­ ceiving them Manwhde, iV e re t a ty o f S tate It Vi lie.- held a tr a n s a tl a n ti c tele­ phone conference w ith Pre»lik*nt 1 1 uni.in t,«lay In inning the chief executive uj lo dal,* on 0ie prog re-c of (he parley. This a f t r r n on v|r Tniiiinn wax slated lo coefci with * inlet•••eietary of M ai. Itenu \ he-on I HI | IK KIPSHIP i III H\ VICTiiR V . O FF .ilplillu ria epidemic, nidionl in appeal fill i o'em- with the needed metircine V launch ffe, picking op .et inonull. tile.I hy j i" ^ i.'iC o n iin is s io n P r o m is e s Q u ic k A c tio n JV -. n - I y n v , In D e e p e n in g C a n a ls O n W e s t S id e lh a t hi# I — K aisej al»° declared I n d U* t r i e s built *100.000.000 worth of house* for the govern- n * I ment for u fox of (2.00 and then I V n m i t l A l O .d ld n t get t h e . *8.00. U C im n U lC The w est coast shipbuilder also complimented _ Ihe M o r c l u n t Marine and Fisheries Committee ^ In v estig atio n uf ahlpbutldng. lie he would he m ost wiling to appear la-fore tho .Senate Mend Investigating Committee. NEW I H MU v Vt * seiuin i.'i't'i", 1 from i lie \ i i"H ' 11.■‘.V -. ,0 ,ii it... p..—ilolitv SS Major Steele Wins Diploma At-A.M.G. School At Carlisle lit ,« i| heat I- li.nt. | I I n Iel n .1 a- pnruimuiMi 1 Rlaugliler an.I I t.OOO votes over third third rsmiidat candidate. Jerome Walsh. When November election* roll punch , around. Axtell will have another gambling spot* in McMinn County. A slot machine an boards nr* shown being loaticl on a truck (Is.iii.m l. a f t e r removal « rB'' "» h“ " d * *» ^ IU he opposed I'v the autom atic liefrom an A thens cafe I In tern atio n all p u M tan nominee, Albert Reeve*. j ilemorratic senator* — M any llyrd "f Virginia, llhrley I Kilgore of West Virginia. H arley, - .. J T t o - t t e ] ^ lin il^ r p y iiit'u U i v U iivb jiu tirita O lt; gas w rre held y e s ­ View of the result: In Missouri—the "show m estate- the voter* have shown Tlurr) Truman th at they're he* hind Inin, at ea st the voter* in the F ifth l'mtgi essional District, That Democratic p rim a ry was supposed to In* u test of the President** stre n g th . A* th ing s turned nut, Mr. T ru m a n was right and Representative Roger S lau g h ter was wrong. T h a t's what the P resident said when he urged the voters not to n i l ,Klaiighter hack to Congress becnu-i* he had opposed too m r n y of the A dministration's m*a*ure*i The President succeeded ill h li purge. With th e liar Vi rig of the While House, the IV n derg asl pal it leal organisation and th^ CHI Political Action Committee] a polilua) newcomer and an e*j serviceman mimed Knns Axtell unseatrd f'laughh’r. Complete unoffirial figures gave Axtell a Rep. Tyn Cobb Is Pirate General Manager Pleased With Training Facilities Here Main Speaker At Kiwanis Meeting LaGuardia Urges H, i-.ynk n . ' i , , . m,...,.,--.-yoniHi.ws CuUbveiiVt* *j ,* m U .nnn.lnO l"n n „ ilj lly.il Machinery , PARIS, A ur. 7. l/T)— Tho I rult'A fontmiltei* of tho Paris I’oitfi* {’oiifoiAMioo lias wound up its work *>u procedure^ by tohipruniisiiiK ‘>n viiflnif* niafliiitfiy. Today tho com­ mittee resumed its work without " lu tv tn III** nrKumonta «***■ ami 11’a jit| over b u t flu* wlioutinit —g r^ j f . 4gTatnlMirm- -in - n - r i a tcAi. 'urn, Knteer tins called fo r a n s invrsltgatiim , . o f th e . a test iu itu iiry ’s w a r record rvc The shipbuilder ha# 'c h a r g e d th a t scandalmonger# un- tryiutr to ass a ssin a te Id# repu tatio n. Ho ' asrerted th a t ll u u r . caiidalrnonirfrj have h ern o ut to Mb hi* Figftana, i'alif., stesd plunt. In hi* call for uii Investigation of the steel In d u s try , K aiser claimed th a t d u rin g th e w ar his s h i p y a r d s w ere sh o r t of steel, “ te asserted t h a t "th® g v eat steel Corporations foiled lo p ro - [ vide the neeesary aleel for ship* : They had shipyard# o f th eir own, and Kaiser m u s t la* n lopped vva* , the slogan.*' KaUcr rlaitns th a t Je*«o J a m e s ' special c o n su ltan t told him th e Reconstruction Finance I'u ip o ratlon preferred to hove the t'S S teel C orporation spend govern ment money in U tah on a steel Q p tan t the steel corporation would run, AHMED HANDS i|F VuLIiK TEEIL-PQLIGKMKN i m p i r o o t in u r l« Kaiser quoted Joe* ns saying patrol the stre e ts of Athens, Term., after report# th a t S heriff Man he would n ev er recommend spend might fight their way hack into the city and ln|f governm ent money on n steel •field ami. .his. .IwcVerx . , i . , . . . plant in Califorrda to be o p erated make ano ther toil lor political control. Soon aftei Ihe (,l caiidldates f t " Kaiser. were declared elect**!, the sheriff's office Iwgan cleaning up the The w est const ahiphuilder said th a t hi* F ontana p lant was built with money borrowad from the RFC. .He claimed th a t now ho la being held fur every cent of _ the Fontana cost w ith iiiU reat, chile the goverf.Mient ha* let Voting Byrd Of Virginia, ... Kilgore and Briggs ^Vin Re-Nomination • IU * n f|K S n !t ^ = i r m n n j f t f . States Invited T o T ake JM In Conference Deliberations Rules Group Winds Up On Procedure ! Work Dramatic Serum T ransfer Off New found land By Compromise On As GI Victors Clean Up Athens Probe Of Steel In­ dustry’s Record Is Called For By West Coast Shipbuilder NO. 231 Associated Pretw leased Wire WEDNESDAY, AUG. 7, ’-16 >° ■ ,,, <a», ..........-' "■ I " ‘ms r . V ,U For Public I IfillO l ill i o n * l ) | &■ &’£!££ *EC itiiiiciing Project UNRRA Aifencv j M.tjoi Hx'tti y i . Stx-vie, Infan! l i t . tf n We»t T w en tk ’th S treet, o n - graduated last S a tu r d a y from the Sch, ol ol Mtlitm y tiovernmcni which > n , hrM at i'arlUI<> ILnicuk- l*a iKiiinliitK to inl-*i unit ion hwflM.il lu*rr Iculay. II L 1 \ N STKNSTICUM ll.'iv K n u in lv . R rnfrnl inatitiiirr of Ih»‘ IHlbhurirlt Piraltxa .,f lIn* NaU-tini Lfljigue ttu*S Ra\ Pa* chwll. fiRw.MtrTgc1* p ty^n i fi*» |}h* VllfiMlU C«*iijkl I iliu ih i ImuuI. met wtfli I fiiimiki i iff * «f iifj lii Mitjm S iiflr u;in u m»mU»r of tiiiiff^t i Id*- i \**r to nttfnd * imliiiiiy itmeiil school. £af ftiti'E* trVpf lIUO .l-iili'iit fntttfltiK i*» • link from i "OtfiUM.i 1 ■ full . n | likt'ij tb|>i fita- af(f» M'fofwl rtceiv- I lly tiffll !til*a ihifc HuMflillJf rlfM| ful­ • »|**** t* i| Ih«- Mt«\ f .» i In* Immediate action in deepening |IH,| |*resideiitial support, ly rotujib ' ii.yr hi • **ui #*■ l l e l r i t l m clovernor Calciwell. ! b r I*-111 |f.il k flit IM * \ * i canal# on llir West aide in order Kansas voter- have decided if fie**t ^ wilt »bi Ml •s |ll IfllT *lit* Kr*|- | ii+lf I | | | ar lo prevent futur* Hooding such as run „ form er war secerlary ’ -■ plan tm , U-iring out t i a U n m am t I ) j o r licit, i> m ak in g n I..... of I lorid.i | t„ „ || ilicutre ufiilft the Amtri* has menaced the whole celery and the Democratic lirket for gov - 1 re.-J.Until! jm >|stty lit Tallalia.-w*with the ulen ..mducimg | , UI1 Mtjtlu ,* i *V41 Milt*III farm ing Industry of th a t section nor. H urry Woodrlng won *•< to pnivnle pcblh- (pace lor aiale lim ning in som e - Fl(*nda com following recent heavy rain* was nomination and returned to p- In bulldlitg.-i at an estimated cost ot m unity. promised late ycslurday afteinoon kid prominence in th e sta te hr WO.OOU.Oua ili a iKPjecl ctmrpurabte by the County Commission, follow­ once before served a# governor to a c m w l e ' t w w i the Pentegon Mr. Kennedy wu» very linlirrsGENEVA* Swflitrlnnif. Aim. ing appeals uf n delegation of It. i ;i il*l A rk an sas had only one coo building in WarSiltigton mid Rurk*‘*il with tjn- M lyfni »Af< h ir iv tn r (it'lfrrnl P iim l growers rvpreiuntcd by E. F grrsslntinl prim ary ronte-t »i"l cfeller Center tn New York. Hep MJ) \ 4if :i « tllit Will 1 hi have it I .dfunitliii ban riH,iintiiu,ti‘l' I Id reselllulive T ill C'oltb 111 till mbit llousholder, attorney. u iminin|f JUKI, it nt* i 4■*1J-1 - ,i»n1 at Inst count Inrumtwnt J-'o.i . tn tin- Kiwmtiiim today at tlu- ilini liux lh|uidnliim of UNItHX Leo But nor, re p reu -n tin g the Cravens _____ II,. wil .41-4) was kxodlng Le<- Wloi ComiHliliU, Hutpj- strej—erl lilx Iw •t .t 11* i itHolit Bet. I. Hi f ’11 il f n tn ll|? putt Mill It tl *■ D ndnose Comniittee of the ' nil- taker, a former sergeant I'll 1 * * || w it Ii tin 1 uni \ » ■.» Yoi k ifiuynr tmi'L' I»* | opt#» lMon n> e n a project 1Im Hole County Farm Duiuau tobl the Army Air Corp1 *11 pork to i i ■' ! iliun m Iin niioH 4 It e III cell (!,.»' (e-n-Slt Ipe fit ,1 - t*i commisxiutvert th at he would un Ii t lit the in \ " i list i .1 t»!4’ The Republican* al*o bn.I «>• 1 ALLAH \:-> l 1 \.i,- ii, (Sper* |i oi t.i the fo u rth f ■pend it# M ilp.us m oney lo im ­ mediately s ta rt raising funds a «lay at the prim ary polls. Ne* •’.ill puik and i lull hum* Mi r i a l ) K x a n i m a i «■' \xiti In- given prove .Mich rrowxleil am t ru n down (hi* I'litfiif Notions Hflii*! i*n-i K''Blit’ll \ Secretary J . ‘ R. "Ted" W athen no ng growers of the West side llam sphire's (JOP G i m - m Kin *If Us Si-|it< ii,Ihm .* i- x ,irc .,t>|' .ml* Jnr l i<tuoi'ho fu rth e r urccit Unit * ptl'J*-f*1 of the Seminole County * Farm to s l a t th e at i mu*' liK'Ilt - I m x lliu iix u l t d Hli tin w o rk , t'o m - Charles s e e m s to l«- n h - s t In s titu tio n , us tlu- S ta te lliu p lt.il >'i kineii'* - ■ r. , i Bureau, who will *oon be trans- miaslonars. who aaid they had nl- n l gubernatorial choice. Ilul h> a t C lw ttaiH K ictiee. d ie girl*., r e ­ l*f n 11r vim| of Inn till id o l sli |' imedy. iunxi Mr. Kr ' •*! • tiiinpeii.ni i<>ii 111, 1. 1 *1, uf the The- Unit*,| M a i,. Engineer# | fc n w | Fo rt Pierce In an ex«f fo rm a to ry a t CicaWi. Ih e boy’s re- nftor lu* compWtet u tour ready devoted much atudy lo the 'only a alini m argin of almit m> iu m m iim ent#. .tilting ili.it lie Fturidn I m ill.trial tu rn mi*:,'toil. Imvg caRed a meeting for 1:°° cnpncira.t by American formatory a t Marianna ami the Chino. problem, ngreerl to m atch funds fi00 votea. His opponent opporu-ni wax " I- i^ 'L T '^ u « -« U a rY ~ II* ( L b o d e c U r - l In- i.xotumtitdiiig the s t n a * i « * ’ . *•« *PH mspccii. n u i p o l d ) . i C arl 1L. .Sinitii, t liain nan. an on - 1 -Q " vr . W . T F w i t Growar* luc!, w as presented raised h y - lh e grow ers--for th is RcpreaehtaiivePm- Rs termun A. ...... k F W t f b r tvHf "tM‘ ; li.'l.Tc "f.i “Hie .line, d. ■ - 20 at the M ayfair fountain pen by by County County . . . Inn fo . r . th. e with• -a •— —... pen ' 'w ho le ft tils „ •'P i i t l t u f tbl* i iiih , m id w lif t i Applicants f»i |H»»ilion» uf purpose of conducting a hearing A(rcnt (;. „ „ . WIon of work. ..................._ r i v ? ..................... will ,i sfioutd brappointed try the L^gLsUN lilt A supply operations , II wa» agreed lh a t M. ling- 0f Represent atlves to nmK. .......... .... ....................... Ii Iwi# 111 u n * im idi* In- 'M il t f l n t n ] iiiniiM i,ud .etn.,i ■ihI iiil- clerk, regarding flo,#! control, navigan „ rt.au „ t Inturr rather th an by the governor 'nil, (| Kurope {,y |,,.r supper meeting an, county engineer, will super- rnce. f sa F in ! id ii ill M> lntw 'i In i»I k III.|i. Cl.It. eillet iUX|u-cl*'< , ax*i»tlon, w ater . conservation “Only 10 i#’ixx-iil ot Ulr appro­ Ik- 1 »r»•-««V by Mur. .'ll |lM7. !■ • "il i l r t o i U Wi t h .. , , . ...and, sta. niul entertainm ent given last cven4 it > Hint administ i at l, i- ..Ifice, slid biliuU on of tho U pper St. John* . jn(f |n |,onor 0f j j r- W athen at vise (lie work which will Imj that *lrl«V«rm would nmlH priation. in tlie Htate are made urdertalxxn by 8. K. Barker, con­ •ll*'V l|»Vl4|»* 1||M»tl i luel ad n iln l.Im l i , e f f n i1, ,nll Ih‘>*hi.| I huff) dan**. Hr fin** by reprrw nlalU c go,eminent," In* “ ' v*rthe Episcopal Parish Houae, tractor. Th* firat objective will I his-*!' Jlll'M M lt t ’ Ui* liH’I't flilk (l*e cmiiilucte<) in I'en in id.x. V.,lThis will Include consideration rtw-sii te * « 1 iliat UN HR A i * * n|»4«iiwi1s av erted T h e other 90 percent M. L. Cu|lum, p resident m of. the |,® clearing of obatructlons from lnhi,«»«*e, lin k . , ii , i i |. Tampa, uni |H Mr *1 (in I'ligf I uitllii I! of the canal joining the upper SL Ol I'R lfl *»1* are made b, tmrx-aucruLx" In till. Buivau termed Mr. W athen a the Smith Catull which drain* ii'i.t Miami in * *.1 i ii le gixter; COUlM-ctton lie rrlerrod to tnire.,11 at'^or n e a ^ IbtdlvBle *<iVrr good citiivn. and declared that Hear back into the area and Ink® 11 hi »I n Ii Mp. ' c it e filled crata ullli chant teur. riding lumnul tile pi.xlt Inn - pa. ti.'lll $1 ID ti, „ The meeting will l>e a very im- il »o small thing to have chain near the Country Club, tin in (hidllUia lie indited out Uint ^ tun x ianiii,' ..ii.iiieMinimum Important one and il i. hoped to « lvc’> hi‘ . ^ I fr" m. ‘hl* ttrro . ,lu’ ,rv (lOO.flOU.OOO In |j * r . t. tnld Into Hie the elirineers definite Bureau w ithout any hope of txr- rcntly ftomV*d farm*, damaging . at r .*11111, eiiieiit ,x fnur slate and nlmo.t four lltnr.H th at lr form alb m un the iuliicet said munrralion. Mr. Dawson express- >eed bexta, close,! entrance lo th r Janice lline Bradham. two mi auioum to lliv tvd«idl guvernmsiii j)**ttn* "1 iiikh iliuid am i lulatcd ! I-x]ii*rlenc,< | anp mi­ from untie for S S S S r H ?aein. m a i w n ? of t l « etl »PPr«!»ltO« for Mr. W alhcn’s j farms and mad* plowing impox- daugblor of M r and lr- and tliat alien a e want to gel I l . Chamber of friendship and work fo r tho or- ,lblc. W»Rmr Bradham of Daytona some back. »t have to go to It, (ILUHtiK H O U l . n v m m king nt LVatice nnd Ilia) title w a , Ijiiniui clerk ll. igM year# Ljr Seminole^ County Chamber of KBnjMU<m f(ir |0 ]ong a pea-tod.! During j,* * t w aaons, flo-siing » « « h • n d j fornierly of Sanford. |.t)NDON—Wlten India i# flnull) leiatni'd rmtli lUO’.* tup i>"'i Wash mg ton, tint In luntl. ami Commerce. John Ford congratulated Mr, ha* damaged f a r m in tho La!;* dit'd “ yesterday afternoon nt Hub beg tile b u re a u c ra t lor home ot gutrileii tndejwndem'e. Un- klny Henry VIII aKximibd tin* kmgUntil August 2d anpticationa fax hospital of pjwumonla. Wathen on hta now appointm ent Monroe area. Jo h n Bell, plant lup id Ireland, ealliriu tilinsrlt may be filed with tin* Hujiervlaor w hat liaa already been paid I n ’* Hill- t l r m g e VI., by tlie grut-r nt She 1* survived by tlsj parent", ic o n lia s* * Os a -s s » H „ i O ut id D reat Urlfaill. Ireland, and Hturv by tlie CIri»« •id thxl, of Kxaminutlrm,, \\ .irkttien'a Com. and said lh a t while it waa a sad He strongly advocated a canal n brother. Uouglas; the grand tlie hrlttxii Dominions Unyotul tile Kim: ol Knglnnd Fia nee nnd lr ,1-Ipensutinn tiivlsinn. Box K. City | occasion for Sanford th a t he waa from llw Ht. Johns to the Indian parents, Mr. and Mr*. Fi ink STORK EUBEHKD hunt ’ lie also beeam e ITdel De- i A dim uistratm it Itudding. Tallah' Waving, he would be - welcomed amt declared Orlando 1.x Kea*. Kina. Defender of the Fultli li-UMjr Defender of tin. k’ultJi la#,-®,. The Robson Sporting Good* w o lfer of S anfenl and Mr*. Ida River In SL Lucio county. much Interested In tills project p.x Emperor ot India"—will linvi* in, lib part ot a dlvun •- bargain Bradham of Tampa. Mr. Wathen said th a t h t g re a t­ Store on E dat F irs t S tre e t was many Orlandfcm# tiave private be changed. Funeral service# will be l*-’M yachts ancliored here and many The av -rn t of psrltm ent. and all with tlie church, and tlie words ly appreciate the pan gift, told entered Monday evening by means del Ntill upiM-ar nil EngliMi of hi* tong residence h ere atnee of a small, high window and two Thursday afternoon a t 3:<hi o'clock more would buy them If the canal ttm partlmcnbi ot ttie dumlnltm nlidimage * Funeral is built. He told of tlie many yachts will !)■• reijulred. GAINESVILLE, A ug. 7, (Spe­ 1912 and declared th a t he would air rifles and a double barreled at th e n Hague-Brook William and Mary held the cial)—The resignation o f Robert be perfectly happv to spend tho shot gun w ere atoen, It wa* re- Home. Wimi reference to India will b.between Maine nnd Key West loageal title, being called ’ King period to police. An Iron gate G, (Bob) Pitm an, J r , form er ivxt of hla deya ieya here. who would use this canal and Included tn the new title* will de­ ami Queen ol England. Spain. University o f F lorida, backflcld pend on whether India elect# to r e ­ "To my way of thinking, Semi- leaning ag ain st the building in enjoy the scenic benefits of the France. Sicily. Jerusalem and Ire­ main within the British Common- land. Defenders of the Faith ” coach and prom inent In’ sta te note County Is the garden spot the alley along th e aide enatded St. Johns. wealth of nations. coaching circles, from the s ta ff of the world and haa the finest the th ie f o r thevea to enter. Need for a new S tale Constitu­ Tlie Scottish king. Janie# t. was of the College of Physical T-dHea­ (u stlss r* Oa r a s e ata Police a re w orking on the case. Coin# Will Change. Too tion arms stressed by Hep, Oobb king of England. Scotland France, JA C K SO N V IL LE . A u g . ft— lth and A tkletica, waa Doth British and Indian Coinage who aaid a bill for (his aroukl be amt Irelahd. but In 1700 England (S p .'c ia l)— The ( ta * Florida S tate today by Daan Den­ will Itave to be changed also. Hr It and ScoUnfld w ere united to be- Board of Health im# taken another Introduced Into tlie 1947 legisla­ nis K. Stanley. ture by Hep Perry Murray of ivh coinage bears the king # title , „mr a rP a i BrlWUi. In IHOI Ire- step forward in it# plan to X-ray Ui abbrevUted LaUn and Indian iniul waa iinltnl with England aatd today th a t he OTTAWA. Aug. 7 — (/P> - A Polk county. H e pointed out th a t currency bears a llkene-vx ol thr Bl„| ae o rg e lit became ruler of every person in the S tate over IS en ter th e c itru s bustneae Florida Is now a modem, m e m * ear, of ago in an e ffo rt to con­ Polish-born physicist who «ras tir e *tat£ And th a t the 1685 made king’s head tn Apopka. Prom inent tn a ta te "the United Kingdom uf Great ytrol luburculom w ith the an­ le anonce freed In the Soviet espionage canititutlon U outmoded. Ho ur-_ coaching circle*. PHThe royal mint ask! that no Britain. F ian ce nnd Ireland ‘ nouncement Hint Iw-o additional iltional France Dropped In 1B01 ........................foot- .Three five year sentences to a ease, took a ch air facing Rob­ can, wa* re -a m a te d today. He ged support of am radm ente pending corulderaioa had yet been given « mobile x-tay u n it, a re expected epec ted _____ in B artow in 19S8 the sta ts pcaltentiary ware pro­ inson, ready to stop him should la Dr. David S hugar and he was Orange and Dade counties to to the miration. An official point­ Tlie Ulte king ol France was brought Into M Iglitrete’s Court consolidate tax collections under ed out that U was not a m atter of abandoned by the Treaty of to be available try the first of the *59 and a t B radenton tn nounced yesterday by Ju d g e M. be make a move. year. 1941, He Joined th e coaching B. Smith • a t the conclusion ef Johnny B. A ustin, negro, fourw^ on chargaa of conspiracy srul one heed as a sort of teat pro- urgency a* th* present rolling.* Amiens tn IB02. And. two stationary units eauritl will On her accession tn 1837 Vic­ would rem ain legal lender. *uTf a t the U n l n n l t y of Florida the session of C ircuit Court. guilty of breaking Into- and an violation, of .the Official Srcrrt ira m for other countWi. be set up in Miami and Tampa, toria was "Queen ol the United The Oral reference lo India in O rlando auewta Included W arren In 194 if when* he served a s back. E .' W. B eatty, who escaped teeing the home of F , L. Dam pier AcL S h u g er'i te a s was put «(t Utc sovereign’# title w as hi 1878 Kingdom ot O reat Britain and according to Dr. C. M. Sharpe, from P erry while serving- a . 92 in A pril, was given . five year until BepL 111’ and hla bait »*■ Roberta. Wesley and Wlllts R a r- wlten Queen Victoria was pro­ Ireland. Defender of Ihe FWlth.” .director, Bureau of Tuberculosis - ■ He le a form ar outstanding year term , received a five year sentence. E d g a r Holmes, negro, set a t »5.(XX>. D r. S hugar I* a mond. Henry Kilkeu, J r . and R, T. claimed Later she added "E m press ot In­ Control. em press of India. Overstreet. o th e r visitors wore baseball player, leadl sentence fo r forgery of a *40 who 'p le a d g u ilty to breaking naval anti-subm arine expert. . •-.* This is not the first lim e It has dia.1' It wa# re-emphaixad- th a t only He .waa iw a m s te d a fte r the A. W. TUdor of Louiatan*, -Henry js ld a s S tate League In ... check. This w in givs h t a a into tM home o f Condor M erritt, Edward VII acknowledged Ihe through x-ray ran ea rly stages been necessary lo change the WBBJ7. He played w ith both San- to u t - 27 year sentence which wa« given an I I m onth sen- Royal Commission mads a final W itte. Jr.. Joe Davis. Warm* Hodg­ king’s title. dependencies by taking the till* of tulierculosis be detected and re p o r t The commission said that kin a n d Major Allan Wharton. ford a n d . Gainesville In thfl aU U will end when he la *2 year* old. Edward VII.. by the Orace o( controlled. Addition o f th« four Hew Title Grew although Shugar had already been league. A rra d a e te e f the U nlE rneati Who waa aen tmwed JJillua W hitley, negro, found Before th* N orm an conquest. Ood. ot Ihe United Kingdom ol x ray unite in the sta te wilt ex . RECOMMEND U F B SEN TEN CE discharged, two of lie member* m t l t y of Florida, Pttxnan holds flva yeai • fo r . ft English' kings were simply styled O reat Britain and Ireland, and ot BOSTON. Aug. 7—W V-Jlover* kings of the English. But the con­ the British Dominions Beyond the pedit* the mas* x-ray survey an A. B. and M aster's degree. ag ain st Jaeae W aahlngtoti. negro, ■till considered th a t he had given threaU ----------------- <— —- — nor M au rk a Tobin of MaaaachuA ttorney waa aenteoesid to nay a fin* of secret Inform ation to Russia. queror's son, William Rufus, elab­ Bras. King, D efender of the Faith, undertaiun by the S tate Board of H ealth and do much to eventually sett* ha« tyeommended th a t the orated this into "W illiam, by ihe Emperor of India.**end was BNVOT T O BBTURN WABHINOTOH. (OTOH. A ug. 7, (An­ th a t .If I e u ttered GOSHEN, N. Y , Aug. 7- W ~ death sentence imposed on Jo h n Orace of Ood (Dei Q rsU al King In 1927 "United Kingdom of control the disease In Florida. The S tate ,Board’* o ffk ls li said today hla MBtaJx* would be lengt hened. tic officials Sentence o f Ida Bell O’NeaJ. Am ark s'* top harness raoe. IM P. N o x o n jr., b e commuted to of the E nglish" and ihe phrase O reat B ritain " wa# shortened to „ -----, .prseent .. , George .W adsworth, U nited 5 3 i u priWho had been Hamblstemlan,wa* postponed to­ lifts im prisonm ent. The recommen­ "By the O race of Ood" haa been merely "O reat Britain" and an mobile x-ray unit is currently in act ot parB am enl defined th e ! the shop undergoing ■ compleW. )• M inister day because of rain. W eather per­ dation now m ust be approved, or retained to this day. o f PolAfter the Invasion of F rance. United Kingdom as O real Britain I face-llfling but will be hack ta m itting. ttio *v*nt will b* h*l<l lo- reieeted by the G overnors coutv and N orthern Ireland. service by September. Edward TV r O t* T T l ro T III Also Asks To Be Relieved Af­ ter T«ur Of China Bureau Honors Wathen At Meet U. S. Engineers To Meet Tuesday At Mayfair Inn Exams Fur State Positions To Be (iiven On Sept. 7 Official of American Fruit Growers To Leave City Shortly drainagu l>ale * Janice Bradham Dies At Daytona Beach Hospital Kinj* George To Lose ( town In Case India Given Freedom By Britain BobPitmanResigns Athletic Position At Florida School Three Five Year Sentences Handed Out In Circuit Court By Judge Smith Board Of Health Plan To Complete X-Rays Is Taken Dr. David Shugar Is Rearrested In Soviet Spy Case -jLe‘^hbf£L T i ' SSty°rj,alLm ^ ^ m0n,J,* *" H i • ,| i S *- ■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 06, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 06, 1946. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 06, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/73d5c7f94a60f8d3a21dfce367da9c72.pdf a64f3cccb2d4a253d3017ba2a751ec9c PDF Text Text THE SANFOHD HERALB, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE EIGHT FRID AY, AUG U ST 2, 19-16 In Unity There la Strength— THE W EATHER T e Protect the Peace or the World; P a r t ly c lo u d y th ro u g h T u e s d a y . S c a tte r e d a fte rn o o n ahowera and th u dn eratorm a. Te Promote the Prsfross of America; y| Te Prodece Prosperity tor 8anf.r0. NEWSPAPER AN INDEPENDENT AUGUsf VO LUM E XXXVII Eatabliahed 1908 Seized A ft e r K id n a p in g T ro o p e r lOf Scandal In BEDROOM SUITES ODDS and ENDS 3 Pc. 18TH C E N T U R Y W A L N U T F IN IS H SUITE T ab le Lam ps $ Q0 lialo Price . . Q C F lo o r and B rid ge Lam ps V O V 'V D V/< want I- 3 Pc. M A H O G A N Y SUITE Connlaln ol oxlra luge Vanlly, Chen) and B«L Tins ta a beautiful all Mahogany aullo that will III into any home. Hog. Prlco $147.95 ( l O Q QC Sale Prlco Iir.ui>I Now .£99.50 Sofa Lhtl but the rover nwwl:i ro|>atr—only 4 Pc. W A L N U T M O D E RN Vanity, Chosl. Bod and Bench Hog. Price $119 95 Sale Prlco ooil lUhs-- "bud". Just lako a look and soo lot youraell. Buy Th em N o w H a ve Them D e liv e r e d Later $99-95 4 Pc. M A P L E SUITE Vanlly. Chosl Bed and Bench Roo Price $119.95 Salt* Prlco Fbxtt .>1111pro $99-95 ’ $109*50 5 Pc. M A P L E SUITE ^ i.v r l V an ity, ^onch a rd Colonial room. Reg Price $199.50 Sale Price Nlr.* Ta!*l ■ (t I C A AC Hog. Ptirg $129.95 . (T A A A r “ S alo Prlco 4 P c. M A P L E E N A M E L In Floral Tapestry. Wine background Floor Sample. Hog. Pnco $112.50. Sal** Price $59-95 CLOTHES HAMPERS, all sizes $5.95 up WOOD BEDS-used $9.95 up USED KITCHEN CABINETS $14.00 up USED SOFA and 2 CHAIRS . $9.95 BABY BLANKETS i 1.00 to $2.95 METAL BOW END BEDS, as low as $1.95 sulto a n d a gcxyd valu o Those* ar«> floor camples and some that wore collod In our warehouse. Threo Groups > $9 95 $ 14*95 1 h RADIO BATTERIES, cash and carry 2 Pc. M O D E R N SU ITE Odd MAPLE CHEST, rog. $58.00. salo $49.50 VANITY. BENCHES, assi'd .................. $1.95 up MAPLE or .WALNUT CHESTS. as low as $12.95 Enatnol. Natural Wood and Maple BED SPREADS. Twin and Full L A W N A N D P O R C H F U R N IT U R E BEACH CHAIR with cartopy and footrest $8.95 DECK CHAIRS, c^een stripe canvass . . $2.95 ADIRONDACK CHAIR, unflniahed . , ’ $8.95 WHITE ENAMEL W OOD QU D ER $19.95 UNFINISHED WOOD GLIDER . . $5.95 2 Pc. V IC T O R Y SU ITES 2 Pc. E G G S H E LL SU ITE CHAIRS, allri C *£ A P A « p D U * jU O C C A S IO N A L C H A IR S O n * G roup A ssi'd. priced at O n * G roup A ssi'd. priced at O thers valued to $29.95 at only S4.44 $9.95 $19.95 . FIRESID E C H A IR S l only Green ODD SOFAS 3 only Lawaon Floral Tapeslry O.P A. Celling SU8.I1. Sale 2 M*xlern Solas In Runt or Gtoon Reg. Prlco $89.50. Salo • L O U N G E A N D C L U B C H A IR S 2 C lub C h ain , w in * or b eige . $69.50 2 Lounge C h ain , blu e or b e ig e $49.95 C hair and Ottoman, asal'd U sed Streli Slum ber C h ain from Tlll-Chalr and Ottoman, a n t'd $44.95 C lu b C hain, floor sa m p le s___ to Pay Hill turned tliuinh.H clown A'tniflulhugit’ mV’ votiiiK l>roci'tlmv for tiro peiu’t* roil* ffivuro. Tiro Soviet reji'ctitm came ;U’t«*r tho Ujlitcil States. Cbiiut.-Caiiinla ami Norway hii*r-;T|T]TrnTPtt -tin* C pomlcr out hi Ih e irKiiTBr wftllV luncheon of the Itotnry Club to­ day that England, Norway, Swed­ en nod Au.tralia have oii'rmlrd in eliminating mine. in their Countries hut that over 2.U01) peopie die id it every year in the United Staten, Vurcinntion in the bent mean* eliminating rattle*, he ronlinusd, mid in thn.e ritie* where vaccinalion of iiII dog* i* required. mbit* ! has virtually, uisappeaml. hut, In Hanfotil. he said. It has never |JK7r „ ,,u,|lri| nm| f „ r ,|lnl r,.tt»alt hu* not proved effective. I.ess than I percent of all 'log* that ate vaccinated ever gel ,al>ir*. Dr. linker who was introduced by Kd Stowe, saiil tlmt rahle>l proposal. I'nilci till* |*l:*i™ .. *iij»i»!i* otajutily •*» n twollihth hi |irat> Mil* J mu Over 60 regular stock In assorted stylos, ■ One group of Values to S55 Wilson Declares State Facing Period ol Expansion, Development j Work Begins On Swimming Pool At Mayfair Inn British Press !s Ip Uproar Over .. r K tuidad 1rujillo Incident Involving U. S. Vessel Is Again Shakr.n By Earthquake? Nathan Mayo Inspects Local Farmer’s Marl Truman's Prestige S theM a th e r ' • ; i »;*,' a • V *. lira t • -• Jp*i: x ■* . • kW *• •• ‘Yri > i A . ■ A major SCAR-FACED August Reman! Dnak (renter), 'J'J. of Sidney, O.. wouh! curry I w ' wriuhl. who escaped from a Jackson, Mich., prison i* shown after hi* enpHut Soviet Kurriifn MinUlrr Mnh>tn\ irfu*c*| t«» ncccpl th^ tturv In Hopewell. X. J On the left is New Jersey .lale trooper ’ ' llrituh vntinir iiitH'eiliiie itlva. lit* Louis Mason, who captured Dnak. and at the right is trooper Stanley •nii| »f wit* ciil*'u!n(i*«| (•» up«<t I'rusek. The escaped convict kidnaped >■ New .ler., \ .lute tron|ier tli«* »|in leiun (In* I niiuril nf i,,.„r Somerville, N. J., when the trooper tiMrinpi.il to stop hint |Fi»iri|;ti Minist&'io ntnl lepliR’^ H with a nrw mu*. anil ht* sixteen-year-old bride from speeding. An eye witness to Tile «tt«iiiril s|im (si maLr 4 the mrlodtaina phoned the Somerville police. Result, Itoak nod *•t if \ iiPi'poBH for hi* one-day bride weir raptured. I litlr* national I i*» un a»ut«* cMiiUiiriotu 'll•«*••»' i i ••••$**•purr r»»r tll.lt IttlWM)> f Ml III. It \ w«*Mi*hl .» aimtdr Ia t.l* I*>•»| I«\ || \II II•• which hot III itaiu'w \tii" nrvri U-fii cultivate! artifirullv i.( I 0||||M"IIII4P. t«lti| vkhit h miiet haw |•I«*mt v nl its* u.1*. (•• it*•( an M IM HKHS OF T ilt *-’ » \ \ IT X iu M li i fm ctislfiiPf Itnbiri iMohlriit !o^-i*«l Iftiuially nfiri*a.I h\ tin* Ml# <i*ai•4>*i11 I iiiman ^iifii- • U* Million ••ill •••» >■ i tlnput** Mil* its. 1.1|» ItohlV of an animal, usually a «lpff9 Is \i I"|iiii4’iit nf tiloinit t t i f i |it (hi* l 'mini Si i /rclm%hivIh*t v%i t-fi I‘ut.util homrli m eoiiit* pitcre. (n\e«4 art tikin ..vc *» I •••pi i •• utile* nip > • •s i:tl iiinnntfi'r (•• 'lin t t llo ImhI)’ ’ * 1(hr i■Iii**f eourrt* of lie e|l|«aj. at*mud th>* Silt*»i;tn fit > 41f Tt» ... tallv of Tf\n>. I MilllLcit of • » hen Thi' I'nliOt I •i**iicii MinI JACKSONVILLE. Aug. r>. (Spe . Symptonie uf the dui’Air. hi iii. .iiitlint uf lh«* inc.i u p , Will n il An*t i» • rial>— "Florida is today faring n ' *ai«l. air ififfim ll In ilrM-rlhe and iwti-i. Uiiirciitv Ihymowiki. told |teriud of expansion and. develop- 1ik«* insanity vary coiMhlcmbly : ml>‘ i\ i«*v%- that (he at i*a *aii not ■V nil ft Imi itI r*I.Mll»ll- Ur |f15t*|| til Itnsnt whirl* may eclipse anything with iliff«*itt amiMiiI-N. So mi* lie w , have experienced in the past, down ami i.*i lo »|rr|». while i Im- 1 /i t Iid Kill In* riprc«»e%l I T * * ll (lja( Ihi* pMihlcill cniild be and which ut the very than others dash madly around biting /"* • I r*on n*prev*titallve '4>|vfd .*n a «»f fncndljr should lax our constructive ener­ everything ih George A I'tcsldeol G ... offic* o f Ihe Vet­ gies and facilities through tin•of the Off iii><l«ii >i|ii»dihv « i(l. the t’ lii'h if*>' * Vrans Admlnlitratlon'• whu r I ituif Hi next decade," said \Villinm I- Isttrr from District t.uvenor Wilson, - director - of tht Florida bet Geiger of Ht. Petersburg State Karmen*' Markets system, which he said that tin* annual ' t u T A i ite ’.vVry TUukdiy. de here today. “ Governor 1'nldwcll Mould) will he In Id in Hard 'r dared today that the Veterans T w o C on crete Tennin X S M M lA llO 1*1(1 has forecast that the ' state's on Ang. 12. Visitors ut toita* Admlnlstratloh' Is making every Courts T o Be C on ­ population III »wh I’f • 11 (• *1 will lie doubled within luncheon ineluded Itnhbi Mori effort to koep tho veleinn In­ ••hi (hr **lf iF*-'h* •h |u «,i .i terested in 'maintaining his Nat­ structed Shortly the next few yeas, and I lee* Hkop ami Frank Sc,-her* of " it1 r ■ i*i" there t* every reason to lo in **• liitido, Simon Tudor " f Alexat. t T rem ors Less Serious ional Service Life Insurance. ,.v«*r (I |.*ws»M.s * I.:*imi rio. La. and l{o!*cit VVolkn Mr. Andorson sad that fit the A J.r* by 01) foot swimming his forecast Is conservative •••• !»»»/•• Than Those W hich "Hccau^c nf Iho Full. W.nlrr Jacksonville. event a vwtsran ha* permittod pool I* in the making at the |lu* S.I(H)s|«Mi fv• n life | \mri I A T I sA N I A Au* S uVt - Henhis policy to lapso due to non­ Hotel Mayfair un the northeast nntl SpriiiK crop* which mir Hit Island E a r lie r • *mi I m t'».||l.l» *f % % it!• tiindlini • ntor Klint‘1 Tlumiaj. u( Oklahoma payment o f premiums, all he has lawn and preliminary work has ran produce for dlatribulion in \innIvnli frciglif' i hi inhl At I (4mIh> «liarn«nl that Hu.m4» U hob* ,A>ta do to reinstate it ia to pay already started with sxsavation the far rornem of the nation i.iitlk* Tasl WmliuMilxiy Tin* I ’tiim f Hlng Hit* work «»l (l^* United Ni* I ||, vSSOt'( \TKD I'RKHH ^ t w o monthly payments and fllo work on completion of a 221 foot ilurinir month* when fniit* nml . . * 4*i$*\v of Till i»n«| pa*. i AUnis AgrlcuHur.il and fAxnl OrThe al.lpd city In \hv w rilfrn | vejretMh|e* ore hot rolilnr in mm a completed application blank. artesian well. S ta ir O ffic ia l T o • .-I * 1lr(|. li»ki*M off *a\ .1 |M* gUllt/JhllUl ?mi*,ptn*« •' Im * ti>fn»n f*d( (h krt from mott of the nth«*» The pool will be surrounded •For the buliince of the year, . WhfM l» I.M.k** I ii* tv iu tu a ($•»•. tnrnru w-e a .a mi . ehiM’k «.f fm i'Iiiii t ht|!ntkr \ m A ill F in a n cin g (>i 1 l"‘!|?I»w|ll|(hr I f«^l that we Iac«* an in Mr. Anderson reveakfd, no physic­ with « 12 foot rement apron and f l •'t|fIII•f .not hn S ta t«> rv|»rr*«*nnti\r "it (h r A>\> the vruunil will In* Urr*re<l nml creaain^ly irreat opportunity I «n al examination Is necessary. He n*lr **;»!$••• tj4i.trft liltintc' If * i t >|n*n«*v» In thill ni-'k (»♦*•«' * h;*Vr «hnki Repairs T o H au l pointed out that1 the initial lan.lncapctl and will I* provided i pie will r at frcih produi !- vO.rn »*k\iiu prmlui t . n r Mon (or I I).' . mu 11 K with room for umbrella* and *hey arc avallalde, in pirftier* premum paid for the 31 day grace WASHINGTON. Aug ft. I ,hr ......... ' » lr ellvOl« «i *1 ,t l tt*k» l'iimp«-ring r;.• *•• «. tirr UN ptifiiihIm ii(t M*d ’•"i >\.iu Ngiinillmt. ( tables. The water in the p o ol.to those which are preserved *** period and tho second fo r the I’ irsident Truman'** prestige in h hail I limli'i III.il fl Mill* lau I gfoup Tliorn ^ tin Uirii In * a* till* 1 1 1 M l 1 •' t till | l(H k | -.| till* 1 * Natl. it. 'la )n Mini n »»uinla will 5e eight nnd a half foot <various ways. Geneally speaking, polillcisn I* up for a test • current month. i p-rrli lit tin iptfU*'isMt* .il meeting In t In* K.tiliin Mi •••-' «•>>t land )l“ !e * d .e% , i.s, , **,f i lif Slat*' I * • lie added that the Veterans deep at the diving end anti three;Ihe fresh product Is le-> e»|*en- more. This time it's in In- * •' •*»«%in>1 W alt ...... « fh » A f Unit it ( 1x 1.4 ) Mi l t l(u\xU h is n » I WlllN I Ml.ltl.l I Ml Jill.I WilR I'l'll' » |»*-* 11••• hr par I ment \i ••!•*•! Administration is decentralising feet deep at the other end. There iuve, »nd that is sn important home stale of Missouri whet the A inn ic.mi ile^tmyei nuuk* a Mtiglr cuiitilbulluti to 111" l&Oth local Democratic primary in in* 11*-- braliii" llu* i/rmorrniir nrimnry . . . . nnnlver#*iv ... . . . .nf fnr«l «»»» Sanr«lay. . ita Insurance Divison which hand!­ will be a pool alao for kiddles.. factor hacking the rustnmar's iiH-iii i formation bring col Iff Ini by the Mr. Mayo, tascause *>f wnoil. *lv,v Ihe l'nlty.1 States Lines Fifth Congressional District lt, lta founding by hrislopher t ol. ^ (Jbea .National. Service U fa . Insur­ The po<)l will be for um of hotel {natural preference. ! AFX) tlhce Me fir *t meeting In m m . ... e... . . ' Ittwl.ll. Illiltllcr 1 1 ll 1 I fill I 111 P. t* VlM 'J.'J'Vl'- American,Jt^nj-ei. an l • f m City haa ILiit.d..M n.vjy guexU.'accrtlnr to heTel manager 1 “ Tranxportaflbn afrxlem* o f rV- Kansas r\mr«i viit linn assumed'prop*imuhipii vm^** ;u«nhu»: 1--bLuUiir«> , ~.T * ->e, r--'' ^ , yngagsMtent^WU*. puahlr U .jl.ig ance, 'effectve Aug 7. ' % W 'T IM ^ d fg g n i^ "iTi iV h vif Tfi* HTfaheVr Any further .information. Mr. Lynd Weber, who formerly men- cry kind may be expected t*> im­ tons worthy ol w,.*.ional In.ere-I j ! « nl shock hit Ihe *ilv and spfend the lioat tr«j» planned in hi.~lo-/atKin ua.H set up !*• gather atatlail» Imiitf offtrr tlrs on priMtuctlon lo Andm on reclared, can be obtain­ aged the I’onte Vedre Inn at prove- their service in the x*-nr* Hepreseillative linger Hln.igt.ie* j throughout th. rnlH* ’arjhhean 1 iiIhhih! ''The Hkylatk," pil**i V ripw f i mim flu* \in»*»ira»i UoilnlillllL Hi* IIII - lion i I. fighting for hi. rang........ I nrr“ y r.l.-.l.* 11..- tremor. I*•*!p maintain » !»w"l lr-\»*l throiith* ed at the Sheriff'* office every Ponte Vednle Beach and was an I • f. I Isss.gl sla'sl lilt' ill It'll! I fl 11•I \i»ll (I m* >t»ii f mi si v Many iinproveim-nt. air •eat against two nllir, Det.nn , .»- I ................ . |>iit (hr wnrtf! l l t » * r n 'n iom i* Tuesday from 9:00 A. M. to 4:.m executive assistant at the Copley ahead. ""'> l;n"*'k''*' •I Mill t'll'W I" I*' Ntaikcl \%lit*i•• In Plaia HPJel in Boston. alrrady. tp be teen. These Im­ — Kno* Axtell and Jerome W * •added tlirre 1 Miat I lie lla%P. M. l-,,u'** ...... "Ilf l'll« llffl *»'.| n( In fact If m i (n Mm Two concrete tennis courts are provement* wit) make it possible a forms, Ol'A lsw>e, *i.in% will btrak do* ii Mu MU aiivl a ««V Sctei, . a (lag " . . , „ ' tilts* -nnl (lit* .111ak•* a|i|.i»M*it(l k also to he constructed ecrots the , _ I t'liinnu <"••!»•••«jtuti » «»oprtri»te A few week, ago 1'ie-hi |w>, crn„ .rr., ,(ll. (|P„ „ . , |,„|*. street from the hotel and mater- tor Floridian, to sand their pro\ lllt-r li*I»M I sirs * i.|M*r «(if»u ilt»» i»'h* S o ftb a ll Contests lo f ,ll(. ...... . „„ iats for both projects have been duce over much wi*der area- than Trum.n went all Ih. **.) ... ' t ilnni: i* v » i»* >■i . ul«ii ( |l.l( limb In support *.f hi, I- ' kn0M...... h. ... ....... . h,.,,»•* | * T h re e S. C itizens (•*' t mU It ■|'*'Bt T o n ig h t Postponed secured. Mr. Weber Is consider- , ever before. Improvemml * »*•• «Axtell. >>t t lit* 111llI l •*I Its* Hg told n n r«- *ont.' .(,ecn„ , r ,, Uj|, ,|*..overcd in I tg.TS* I |([1 ing a plan for a “ bath and ten­ also un the horiton for thr haml ’ ».!• ( lllll'll Sl.ll* i II m m ) «!• > 1 1 nf iliat k T a k en Into Custody enre at that time that Im I • trill\ rent It |»*»l' officials Hits nis club" which may enable local ling of produce at the coiuuroei- dead set against Slaughtei g»" i- hy the A iiieio on ' iui»ei Milo no | City Softball S ••r ie|*nll< Ill'll I...... residents to share the pool and kee. end of the line. I frrl that in '» *•»• i|ii\ •», if it M* Ii i it n i?t»P. morning decided to postpone to­ market wii« |uiiiite.l ..ut bark to Congress because he ha-l TKIEBTE. Aim «• . 1** Military night* double header al the Utke- court facilities. It is planned to the neat few years th*- gient opposed proctirnlly every pure There tet'ilK to have been '<■') In thr nii*«iMtiviif*a (hr i Mjtircev ttxlny revealeil lliul tluwe Mnyu who suid that tie e ••* complete the project* by early population centers will be ■cved little damage *uu.f*l by tin* front Park after a number of soft­ K m IIwIi rtmipntiy which •i|»viiiji"« American., were taken into custody far more efficiently than at pre­ of legislation proposed by th*- tremor., t'iudad Trujillo—which i**.- that this work getn filial-.-I tli«* Klt/iihi*l«« hu<« upp**tih*tl (<> | yesterday by Yugcxvlav tnxjjvi In ball players declared that they Oetolicr. In accordance with state health sent, hy great terminal inarkrs, Administration, “ if hr‘* tight." was lucked l*y five tremors—wav ami .tailed, said Mr. I.ehtn would Uke to attend tonight's tlu Lnntliifi Ki>v*rii|iu'ii( (•• iiitn . ths (’resident declared, “ then I'm Mr. la-liman pointed nut to M< \riir, claiming that i•11/** m f Ii I n I disputed Venrtia Otillla TTie Amcrdouble header between Banford laws, a chlorlnator will be pro­ l**tter methods ol hsmlling the wrong." lelotivrlv imtouchcd and tlu-i** -Icanv have t>r**n Idcnttllcd as Maj. . Mayo how property values In*-and Orlando at Tinier Field. - vided for the swimming pool. produce within their o*y« limits, tho American I'anncr nnd hi*r George Woods..' tiU wife and child wo* no loss of life although it Games stated tonight wilt be Numerous lanaeapln* improve­ and Improved refrigeration facilwas the strongest and longcvt tn-en enhanced in tb» Kremo itiitfn Irtduiig |t» (hr lliitlidi firm. Tlte W(xxt» home aiidri-vv xra.v not red on Aug. 14 and will end the ments on the grounds of the te* to insure the custooirr getting Ihr Itritihh itovrrniiiriit U rr* quake to hit tlu* .Dominican lit*- Avenue, ‘ Thirteenth Street di DIRECTORS .TO MBBT At last Ilict since tho lime 12 years ago Mdrijf sVmpnthtrlinill\ hut rail* fmmedutriy available f Softball Lmgua schedule. .. of the hotel and on tht tract of n product which more nearly re­ public sinn* July 2K. 1943. w.ird. tlve family still waa belnj when he proposed a. mayor to -to-. iinii-.lv land east of It, are planned.' presents the quality of fruit* and The II r it it* li | is Ray Slaton, secretary uf the held. The tremors interrupted radio The flrat and third floor* of vegetablsa as thsy leave our own Seminole County Junior Chsmher communientiuns with tha outside City < omniission that thi. 20 vii»#»ls with proviiratlVp head 'Hie three were Mid to have been arte, of lax delinquent land In- line*. % tht hotel htve been redecorated In groves and fields. llu* llaily Mail i* (ruinstopped by Yugoslav soldiers while nf Commerce, said today that a world for hours and information donated for statu market purpo-* pastel color* under direction of 1'i'tiirg M Atnrrirniij« •ritnl touring tlu* area near the demar­ mating of the Board of Director* haa been slow coming In. Today (o the .late by the City nn-l Mrs. Wtbcr and the accent is of thu organisation will U* held word wn* received saying thul County, lie ilrcw the attention w|»i|i f 11im Hritont—(pvt^iirn li.mU'd cation line In Venezia (.Hulls, th* on providing a restful, -homelike d'»uii nfi«-r Id-hnur |nw." The wen* killed in u skirmish with tomorrow noon at th* Motors Inn. high waves—set in motion l*y of Commiifloner Mayo to tin- I uiultm Star i« arrraniing: Tdd Laneas(«r, assistant Slate atmosphere. Rooms on the top 4*la* e where two Yugoslavs recently yesterday's temblor— were sweep. different packing house* in thSarvlee' ‘ Officer, has snnounccd floor vary In color. New fixture* AniTlran patrols Ing Into a mi mI*<*r of coastal area nnd their large payroll -Int* *nilinjr into wui that ha will ba in 8anford W ed­ have been provided and furniture point* of tha Caribbean island. nesday for tha purpoaa of assis- reuphelstered In pleasing shades. which in season appronche. com The high water, were hitting the P R O C L A M A T IO N tln f all veterans or their depend­ Office* will be eetabTished in Ij*ku Minnie, site o f th* ramp Siam A p p lie s For rta of Mntanxas, N'agua ami binrd payrolls In tho Irnsinients with any claim or benefit New York. Chicago and PhllaUet- for girl scouts, has been approved E°r usrto Plata. Dr. Marlon Gil- ill.' riel, arronling to lit. u-ti l'ur to which they may b« entitled phia to publicise the hotel, Mr. for swimming, and has been tem­ .Membership In II. N . V etera n s S ervice In the interest of veternni more, of the Army and Navy's mate. Anv v e in n" in need of serv­ on account o f military service, Weber said. * porarily classified as “ A " by Ihe A" . of World W ar II and their hurricane service in Miami, said Commissioner Mayo ilrscrv ice (free of charge) in any of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .including insurance - problems. Slate Hoard o f Ha Dr. Frank famUet, and to promote the that If the quake centred under | much credit for the way he haNKW PORK. Aug 5 (,I*| — Anthe following categories Is re­ f Ur. Lancaster will 'alao ha retention of National Service the sea a tidal wave would pus- develrped .lu lu innkctr, which an utltcr nation haa made u bid fur (juillman,^ director of the 8uminole WOODMEN TO MEET quested to vtxlt the office of available to assist employera of membership In the United Nations County lfsalth Unit, announced Life Insurance by veterans in albly result. duing much good for small grow tlie responsible ugrnciev listed veteran* under tha Q. I. Bill <>f Mam has liked application for aders. said Mr. Lehman, Certificates o f appreciation will this morning. Another Uke ap- this City, !, II. James Gut. below: Mayor of the City of Sanford. mlsvlon—Ihe eighth naton to seek promd waa Lake Banna. During his visit lirre. Mi. Coordinator — K. B. Carter. Lancaster will- be at the ba awardad te format mambars of Florida, do hereby 'broclsim (Following spatial screening o f Mayo nlxo conferred with Mayor entry since the UN waa *et up with Atlantic National Bank UulldService Office at 1:00 tha armor force* tomorrow cran­ suspects and contents for tuber- th* Week o f August GtH to N e g r o P lead s G u ilty Its SI chartei members. ing, Jamrx Gut, Chamlor of Commerce ing by th* Woodman of th* World 12th. 1840, as National Serv­ application wa.v submitted Employment — U. S. EmT o C h a rges In C ou rt Manager ltd Higgins, nnd HtntJ byTlte when tha organisation holds Ita cuto«is last wsak by tho Stats Htam's Mnllater ol Foreign Af ice U fa Insurance Week. Mobile X-ray Unit, two new cases •loynient .Service, 112 North Synutor lo F. Boyle. regular masting at tha W , O. W. fair*, who declared that his goyNO RUN-OFF ■ m I urge every World Wsr II were discovered, Dr. Qutllmsn rsj'nrk Avenue. Rail, 118 South P a rt Avenue, at Dr. John M. Scott, Dr. *11. II. ernment and people are ready "TH Edgar Holmes, negro, pleaded veteran to raUin hi* Govern­ B Vocational Training and Edu­ r of eandl- waled. 8:00 o'clock. A ilty In Circuit Court tnls morn- Hnfie, Alec Shaw and other stuie ubxerve and fulfill the obligation1' S 6I.IN O TO N , * « . (X V ment Insurance or reinstate cation — T. W. Lawton, Court " '■* t o 'dates will also bo 1 to a charge of breaking and milk ins|*ectoni wire aboard tha ariMng from the UN charter. State Senator 4*maj A. Mimpson . . It If It hae lapsed. Good ^ -------House, . on . .Ita ont*ring the homo o f Condor Mer­ Skylark Judgment requrst that vster.runner-up in tha recent ajnatorUl Woodcraft, it was - j i - .enjoyable cruise I,* „ Sum** move came as a UN Legal Aitlitance, HospitalOOl PAID r ill on June 15 wllh Intent to and P cnle trip to I^ernon Bluff, mftnberahlp committee wa* called ana taka advantage of the op* —i ' says ha will not antor a ixatlon and Stats Service Ofcommit a felony. Anohtr charge, arronling to Grady Duncan, c l y (ogeUter to act on the other seven portunity to afford protection run-off election regardless o f the fleer — Contact through Lloyd sanitery inspector. A nurnlwr «*f. applications—with Albania's, the toaling ICO from Graham Fuller, to their families, offered by official count. Tha P. Boyle, County Service C OPA HIKES city official* and local buiinex. most controvrrsal one, heading the raa noils protscil by the State. Government life Insurance. In fleer, Takach Building, i !g " w W w men alio went on Ib i trip. agenda. the opinion of private life 1 ■ T . MeGorvay, at* Cass* set fur th* aftsmoon to­ Homs Service Assistance to WA8HNGTON, Insurance companies, Nations! day were Ernsit Robinson, charg­ Servicemen, ex-Servlcemen and Party chairman. Results were to chairman _ _ Insurance U on* their Dependents — American hr announced tomorrow with the ed with forgery, Johimle B. Aus­ LEGION TO MEET OonunisHERICH GAME TOMOKBOW of tha soundest and rao<i Red Cross, laikefront Boule­ tin, negro, charged with unarmed official eanvass Thursday. The PaymeoU reported Campbell Losalng Boat No. Cl vard. robbery. Birmingham state legislator says to liberal policies ever devised. tha _ . Tlte second game ol lire tweaent of the American Legion will hold n, JAKES jAftir.M OUT. Veterans Administration — that, ht will refrain from entering I131JM 80, a Court ... convened at 10:00 o'clock Ita reguar mealing tonight at 8:90 j M*r)ea between the Ean Bide and Martin M. Kudtch, SharifFs Mayor of City o f S»n Into a ronoff with Represents- percent. This daralopmcot as OPA this morning and 24 prospective' at tho Legion Hut located on the Weal Bide boy* teams will be play. Office tvery Tuesday. ford, Florida, tv* John Sparkman who ordered higher toxtU* ceilings in 1JM war* Jurors wero prexant. Circuit Judgeiaksfront. Adjutant Joel Field has «d tomorrow morning at 10:30 ‘ a majority la ths to set M .B . Smith presided. urged all mambars to attend. o'clock at ths Lake front Park. M|*T.g ■'-ft. -V Lf.t'ro ' . f i ; iii j. .*. 7 ifraLRarvj&i Service Official To Be Here Wednesday SOFA BEDS Mtui^ln * uouhl n firm , rrv(iiiimt*iid<tfiiiUe uliilv a rei’oin* ini-mlatinti hv n ^iiliph* majoiitv Camp Site Okayed By Health Officials . Ki »i i*i|fn •siw,»| |»v a l\»*» « Student doaka and knee hole desks In Blond. Walnut and Maple Irom . End. Lamp, Occasional and Cbcktall Tables all at prices in keeping with this great annual sates ovenl. All finishes —all styles—all woods. PLATFORM ROCKERS . - , 5«*(r **f t •s»nf«*n*nc^ t*t* iiw r^ M it *•» make* i •*i»iim,i»*latis*ii* l«* !h»* Senator Charges Russia Hampering Food Organization V. y. Colonial and Modem Slyle*. Lighl. Dwk *Tooda. Tapestry ( 0 4 DC covers as low as.----- — ; CARD Control As P olitician ^|> i„ r-or Another lesiipon f...*« v„,.r».t .......... * 1 only Button Back Ar Wing Chair Others In styles and prtepH to milt you DESKS AND TABLES See our complete play yard lor Ihe older children. K n eitft S oviet A ction Conies A ft e r China, Nor-. W ay, Canada. A n d II. S. A p p ro v e Plan both V.A.AttemptingTo Interest G. I.’s In Keeping Insurance 2 Pc. STRIPED T A P E S T R Y SUITE Floor Samploa. Reg. $94.85 Now . BoautlJuI J8)h Century Vanity in the lineal burl Walnut with exquisite mirror.'* # ja rn 2 or 3 DRAWER WALNUT DRESSERS $89-95 Many. Many Other* ALL METAL CHILD'S GLIDER TABLE and BENCH S E T S ...... FUZZY PANDAS * n d ELEPHANTS CHILDS PLATFORM R O C K ER ........ HI CHAIRS, dam aged .... — . . . . . UNFINISHED PLAY YARD . PLAY YARD PADS, w ater resist Presiden t S ig n s A to m ic JL clkvilion lU 's t^ w a y T o P re v e n t Rabies C QIJ II Ihoy fill.the bln we‘11 mak«* them III your purse. Wore $173.52 £ ITA lor this nalo D INETTE SETS $ 179*95 j 'j l ] In assortod covet a and colors light wood trim—lull coll spring consliucllon that . unless prrventure steps the program U liable to develop into a icon da I In­ volving millions In federal funds. Dudley made Ills statements In a speech prepared for delivery be­ fore the 4Bih annual convention of thl* United SpatiLh War Veterona Dudley asserted that wine thing ta wrong when an on-the-job trainee can collect a >400 monthly wage plus a subsistence allowance hile a college student vtUi n wife nd child must torfrlt hU >90 a montti to lake a full time job for family support. The veteran affairs chief added Dial something Is wrong when It taken three years to learn to be­ come a stock clerk In one state and three rnonUu jn another. Ho pointed out tlial there urr two dangers—Uie dLvhonrat employer and the unthinking veterun Doth of these, he dec land, tiave already alnfected the prog rum of many ^states and someUilng until U done nbodt It. $ 17-95 Reg. Pricn S149.50. Salo Pnen BLONDE SUITE, tale price * MAHOGANY SUITE. 2 ohly al WALNUT SUITE, 1 only al 3 Pc. BLOND SUITE g la r e d 2 only Laigo Wing Chairs in Tapestry ’ •O.P.A Colling $108.89 $84 95 M A TTR E SSE S ’ Consists ol Ch«ftil, Droanot. Bod and Nllo Tablo- u larg* 3 Pc. 3 Pc. 3 Pc. Used S o le P rice . 3 Pc. L A R G E W A L N U T P O S T E R BED SUITE 3 Pc. Largo Oreasm. Chosl Hot Walnut you will own proudly. Heg Price $199.50. Salt* Price Room Pieces Dark wood Irlm—lull spring conslrucllon bulll lor service Salo Puce LO VE SEATS 3 Pc. M A P L E S U IT— F loor Sam ple P« 'l $49-50 fcr . - p r o w a k in g . T h e fconef In Bolgo floral or Roeo or Green Stripo Tapestry— •• . A lop Quality Sullo flo g . Price $233T>8 rf** / * t \ apart* ro o m . Hug. P ric e $ 119.1)5 M ILW AUKEE, A uk. f» </P) — General Omar lladley, administrator of veterans _affalr8,. Jiua warned that utritsir actttrn-is- takorT hi dealing with on-the-job traininK. o f ox-jwrviccmen a national N O . 229* AHoorialed Press le a s e d W lr * Russia Rejects Proposed British Dr. C. W. Baker Is Main Speaker At Rotary Meet g ra m 2 Pc. L A W S O N L IV IN G R O O M SUITE f’cnnlflla ol Vanity. B<*d and Chest. Itisf ih** i-mi* lot dial MONDAY, AUG UST 5. 1040 £. SALE BEGINS lit Our “ MAKE US AN OFFER'' Dept IF YOU WANT IT—W E’LL S E L L IT SANFORD, FLORIDA, . �THE SANFOhD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE TW O T h e S an ford H e ra ld IM ak llaM la l*o* M l l i l N Sails « « f l Salardar Bag Saagaf al Baals,g. I'lurlSa I I I Mi i m II* A*raaa______ • r n « ( im i -t i o * mats I'arablr la AUeaara R f Carrier, w e e k --- l)ar Maalb ils Maalha Oh Year llra«. ear4a aa4 aailrra Ike s a ,* »* » ■alas* K ,»>sasr, tiara. I ar-. rrwrraewta la ,k*> Batlaaal IkM a Olfleaa arr w la la lae* rat HMra la ika r< pHarlpal fc*e4e»artere i,a* Saw lark. «krf af Tk, k la asala• h las rr■ SlMSlfkH I O k U slH r aa* al,* kf* barvlalaa a( •*»• if* ataa ra­ llO N D A Y . AtTfn ST s. I9 »« BIBLE VKR.SK FOB TODAY W E CAN REALLY W IPE THE slate a new clean and m ake start, it is n o t T O O - LA TE s - A ll—hi a- DatujtTtjfc. I time that the creamery has been the)" P**n apend several weeks .robbed It In nald. i The name robbers are belle vest Poliomyelitis lx one of the myHterioim diBenncK. Des­ .to have brokrn Into the Wight pite long *tml patient research, the exact causes ami the 'Grocery Company, wholesaler*. 415 lends. . •Went 4th Street and stole two canes exact means hy which the Kerm is transmitteii are not I of cigarettes. Nothing else was ---------Mr and Mr*. J. M. fltumon and known. Nobody even knows what the Rcrm looks like. found missing. It wan nald. P o lio P rotectio n However, the experts have narrowed the problem down. They say that certain precautions will greatly re­ duce the dniifcer of contracting the disease. Dr. John A. Toonicy, professor o f contagious diseases nt Western Re­ serve University, recommends that families do the follow­ in g: Wash all fruits and vegetables. Wash ail dftliea thoroughly. . Drink only pnsturized milk during the summer. I)o not use water which is not an approved source. Kill all flies in the house. m Cover garbage cans tightly. Do not swallow writer While swimming, Stay ttwny from polluted streams and benches Avoid fatigue. It lowers rcsistenco to disease. Avoid sudden chilling. Do not plunge into cold water 'Hi hot days. . Carer mouth and nose while sneezing. Avoid tonsil and adenoid operations o f possible. Call n doctor at the first sign o f Mines*. It is important to ho on the alert for such symptoms as drowsiness, fever, lililiifeatlon, headache, pain in muscles, difficulty in swallowing or coughing. Most hospitals in tile country are well equipped to inlcritraf«-viLj>oliu-OftU«M4t»ka4MRi the NuliotutLFoudatiuiuf'>r Infantile Paralysis 'is mi_Thor jhlr'Wtierever Tnan^~Tases" M O N D AY, AUGUST 5, 1946 first half of the Florida State Lea­ gue season, according to oiSctal figures released from the office of J. D Asher, president ol the Lea­ gue. Olio Dumas, hard.hitting Sanford Official figures also show that the cuter gardener and Al toper, Tam- Celery men led the other clubs In pa catcher,.tied for batting In the hitting, the locals " having a club Mr and Mrs. E. L. Burdick and small daughter Xtsrforte June mo­ tored u> Daytona and Titusville, Sunday. . . . . . - average of .284. Cantwell with .333 and Allen with .314 were the only oilier .300 hitters on the club atthough Halley missed the select cir­ cle by only two points with a health iby 2»8 Friend* of T. W. Lawton will egret to learn that ho. is critically II In a hospital in Jacksonville, Mr. and Mr*. S. E. Norwood and daughter, Mis* ‘ Norine Nor­ wood have moved into their re­ cently purchased homo in South Sanford. The Misses Mary Muller have rjlurned from Jacksonville where • y spent a few day* where Mis* Eugenie wns under the Cure of Dr. I.yerly. * s ......... » THEY’ RE Mis* Nell Williams anti Dill WUllama left Sunday fur Chicago where One filing w» tike about this hot woathei, you don't have to worry aliout the fuel oil giving Congress ha* frozen the ! Becurity tax for old age l ance at ona percent, and all who lielleve thnl their tn*e< already high enough will »e In Crispy Crinkles ami Sleek-finished Muslin T h e y 'r e itcrc! I'r c c io t t ', Itarti in Im tl rnltotiv VONT BLA M E YOUR GROCER* Tha 70lh Congress lia* come to an etld unless it is railed hack Into Special session n* a ie*ult o f some gieat iiuDotinl emer­ gency.. n t nither imagine it would take *umc emergency t« get President Truman t“ fall T c s tc tl anti ccrtific ii fur c o lo r fast n e w * Karli j'nrnicnt t atries the iiilm tn.it i\ e I*.it ifit l.tlrei Sanfori/ctl Pacific Fleet wothI Prims lLay crix|» on tlic h ottest ilay, * The CIO-PAC ‘ lost another political battle In Tennessee last waak whan Sanntor McKalUr w«< renominated by over 70,000 votaa ovar hit noarest opponent. Tho time la coming when aspiring politicians will realize it is more o f a handicap than ti help to have tlie aupport o f the CIO. ’ Selfishness, Individual nml collectiva, during and subsruurnl to World War ft pointa to the real aouico o f wars. It aUggrsU that gioul improvemtnt In human being* must bo nupl* before SANFORD T W E N vroild peace la attained.—TirotsUnion, Selfiahneaa, prejudice, hat­ red seema to be nt the root of Sewage Dorn U new Semluol* alD ottr treribles. yet- little effort County Home, under construction, Is appnranty being made to era­ will not be allowed to pollute a dicate them. nearby 'lake. Bemlnole County Commissioners at a regular meet­ Tima wns in the early days of ing authorized John Mrlsch. chair­ the New Deal when bankers’ man and Boston Steele to Investi­ reputation sank to a low rhh. gate the matter ot dlvixnlng ol the Recent revelations by the Senate sewage and to advertise lor bids War Inveatigating C om m l t i e s for a septic lank. •bowing that Kepreaantativo May The sewage disposal matter borrowed 18,000 from » Wall Street banking house five years came up after V. E. Douglasa, clerk of the board read a comago and hat failed to pay U back rnunlcalion from Dovcy. Howard naturally raises the question ti Kelley, the firm that Is building whether politicians ars any bst- the Home. The contractbig firm ter than uanktra. . ... . • v suggested that a sewage line run to Uie lake, a distance of about The Tampa Tribune, which Is 300 feet, but that 100 feet from Ute not always too enthusiastic over Labor policies, commends Presi­ dent Green* recent statement on Production. "He act^d with *nrtPioneer Health Uy", says the Tribone "in ad­ vising workers to stallblse their, By W. V. BITTING . wags dollars by helping to in­ crease the volume o f production Touehton Drug Co, which can wipe out eearclUe. and the danger o f runaway Inflation." Our Impressions of pioneer No one stands to suffer more lys lead us to believe that all from Inflation than the average en of those days wtre tall, working man. Kged and vigorous, .that ail »m e« and children were WWinston ChuKhili woulii •dtngly robust and aboundPalestine If th« falls, either « e or with" American aid, in ding a solution to the treublirote" Jewiah-Arab problem. It ould pip bald y be much easier, inch cheaper, for England to it out of the Holy Lands altoMhcr, and let Nature taka it* rum, but we doubt Ir eltlwr pars or Arabs would like the suiting condition* an/ b«tt*r ian they Ilka tha present situs- M ean w h ile. The Seminole county registra­ tion books for the grneral election tn November were opened accord­ ing to flupervtsor of Registration H. C. Dot lose. They wilt remain open until Hept. 1. •Science marches ahead iy:, .Ptppii. are aatagUA fis t to fill your pr»•ltd supply your This is the', 121st of a 1 s■ “ ••• * r" r» r MONDAY The cirrle. of the W.S.C.S. will meet at 3:00 I'. M. nt the home* of the following; "Circle Ns, I, Mrs. I- P. Hagan. 1702 Park Avenue: Circle No. 2. Mrs. C. F. ilranan. Denver Komi; Circle No. .1. .Mrs. K. M. W. Sturdivant, fill Myrtle Avenue: Cifrle No. 4. Mrs. Edgm Mitchell, riot Mag­ nolia Avenue; Circle No. fi, Mr*. W. C. Dekle, Wr*t First Street. The- Daughters of Wesley will meet at the home of Mr*. (1. H. Winn, 813 Mngnnhn Avenue nt 8:00 P. M.. The Friendship In-ngue o f the Congregational Church will meet at the Parish House ut 3:00 P. M. W EDNESDAY ! ! ALFRED JANET MARC DRAKE • BLAIR • PLATT Robbers chiseled tlu- door of the big safe in the office of gin Seminole Creamery Company of 410 West First Blrret last-night and* took 1335 In cash and several checks according to a statement made to­ day. The creamery w m In operation Sunday, according to Heyward Walker, general manager or Utq firm, and tha doors were locked aa u*ual lu t night. This ia the Bret .SID CAESAR • l l l l DONNE A. A Pari Ac Gr ln lle ,’ ’ fl<rtrcT-bed’’ |gjnt, ill blue or in pink, with white eyelet AFO *T REEL - -CALVACADE OF ARCHERY' TRAVEL TALK — "LAND OF THE MAYAS" NOVELTY — “MAGIC ON A STICK" PARAMOUNT NEWS . yoke. 3 G y r v ......... ............. ... $ 2 .5 0 F E A T U R IN G B* Demure "hnw d n « myggjdrrTgmw” print In » Pacific Crinkle. Blue, pink' or ) cl low. 7-14................ .. • •.$2.30 East Times Monday Op«n« 12:45 P. M. Daily 09o— PRICES — 40c C , A Paeific Crinkle, splashed drematieaUy with iarpa flowers. In blue with black, yellow w ilh black, o f pink" ^ Every drop of uaod ft t you save it urgently needed. Every pound of used fats halpt ntaka about two pound* of tha soap* you need. You use soap avary day... so Little Mi*. Cynthia Roumlllat wn* honored on her fifth birth­ day with a party given Saturday afternoon l,y iwr mother Mr». I'm m i. E. Koumillat 111 Vari­ colored favor* were pir.ente«l lha children during the nfternnon. An It" cream cour.e wa* serv­ ed with irnliviilual rake* bearing candle*. Tl*- hostel* wax assisted by Mr*. June Koumillat. M o. J*. K. Koumillat. Mr». Minnie June*, Mr*. J. t\ Aycock, Mrs. Wallace, Mr*. A. C. William* *nd Mrs. I.. It. McL'Hh), Jr. of Orlando. -Those attending were Cynthia Knumillnt. honoree. I.ucin Me­ In-id of Urialido. Judy Ludwig, Jny * Altman, Nicky nml Itetls Ashby, Jane nmt Judy llrown, Linda Fitt*. Kay Kntlgnn, Hobble Thompson, Ilian Aiken. Evlo and Earl Dotsey. Jimmy Terwilliger, Kuicn Carpenter and l.arry Harta- 3 ’^ ' ^ 4 for Suiy. It 1* 11 little , w lut,- half slip painted with red luxule Ml the kid, rhipped ill •to 2>u> ItThen we eacli sewed "tir initials in out* o f the llttli* |liearts It is very easy. A ll you do is "<xke til,- Initial* in pern d ami then embroider 'em wi’ h white silk thread. W -. , J*rirtL 1^1 . •On rhe M r b f l u l l iui/qf bj fheNfllontl^Bitr, -K ‘ • * •*"* • < ' • Q U A L IT Y Here"* a lip: Chut good |work op a good gradual tun l> by I using witch hnzel. Put It on I* " fore you'play tennis or lie atoomi on the beach. A fter your sun session, apply more to cool v«ur skin. By the bye, iiavc you been utile ti, hicnte a good ice-cream *"du lately? The kids here hi,veo‘l Bartlett, Jl*ocn nlile to get anything tmt | Now's Tim e In 1 *r Pears' llie usual chocolate, straw ben v | Serve linked pent duntphne . <>, vanilla combination. Gnu >' wat ni with rrcam in lime "i leu u while we get coffee ice-, ream , -ame I’esr upside-down ginv* tint vrhat’a happened to cherry. I bread is abothcr excellent dessejt pein li and baiiuna? Even coke* I Alvenys steam Pineapple pea-* are scarce. We had lemonade 1 until nearly done before pout me at our Inst shindig but it's Ish tiie lorttcr over them. Sprinkle with chopped nuta and l>ake nt a with tho crowd. Did I tell you the ...... lerful model ate temperature. Cream or ju|*e.Uu«c, Ted. pulLvl pn Eve? lip cottage chccsa ls n tine addition. r ailed 'for her to take her to the * 'L e ft unprelrd. but with .... senior prom with a flower box re mored and cut Into ituaiters ,.i eighths, eoverrd and slenuu-d unlil under his arm. Eve stuck 11 in the ire box until he wa* icudv nearly tender, then unroveied and drizzled with hom-y nr other sweel in go out and when she np« ned efling, (totted witli butler and baled ill, the corsage was made of ,ur- unlil lightly rnrnmelirrd. |.*arlots, onions, beet* and string make wnuilrrful eating G> on I'l-ons. She almost cadonpled >the fat nnd pftiT the pear* in I When Ted finally nroduicd ih- clean jars with the pan pun ad.i giildrnia which he had Irfi 1 ed, process and store Ibeui !-•* an the porch, she wouldn't wear luter use. When opened tlu-v lua» it. So the Joke was on him. lie bo served cold with cream on (hr hu'l to go to the prom with a breakfast reieal or tie broiled 11 vegetable garden, like it or not. with the breakfast bat on and Uunk Johnson, lha A7*yrar*vdd served hot. who plays a slxxllng trumpet. i» Peitrs make delirious pics, pal lieing pursued by film producers sirs, tiettys, pear crunch, nnd manv other good drsSerts—nil czrellerl for the movie, "Conspiracy Jazi.M Jose Iturbl'a n4w symphony «■* ■JO musiciana will barnstorm the Irountry after playing six concerts nt tha Hollywood Bowl, Nancy Reed, the featured sing, rr with Hal McIntyre, has made . a wonderful recording of (?*ment [Mixer. Jlnve you heard it? What .do you think of that squirrely jaon gt All the kids stood around I a cement mlarr the other day and sang the song while the mixer worked. It keeps perfect rhythm. 80 we decided Out’* • SERVICE . ‘ --*m n of Stttufetdt, lEfeA/apen, p, C. • PRICE PRINTING and PUBLISHING 27-R SERVING SEMINOLE COUNTY PICK-UP St DELIVERY CASSELBERRY, FLA. " ikfgitu ilniighiPr 4ii M» un i Mi V t Ml U. ' 1.1111*1 tIAKUINO NIW C010II D#***| f Di4««4ll 04f|t I ti *><k >» -*-• CaJ-4. rvrf f U K k B I • till. Ififw fi«f(vr,lllHak •*if . . 4ii.r-\.uT»Y Unruus- Ls|W I ke L u fiu ag rrtjl<Tt. U imivb1*4 •m .-n i.G fvi in J fl.U l.ff f -.«• |t < It |Ul l ift irffif I p •iliilfl (Ju ar uotr viva and w a h i u m itoa t L a n o y ’s D rii^ ,Store The Raymond Studio OFFERS •• • G lo w in g limber* •Mi*, ri’tIw Corrndi Cntci laliinl ini' "niiifsday "Vvi'nlng w ith! n bridge pmty and miscellaneous 1 shown nt he, |tonie in. Mayfi,'; ' honoring Mi*. .Iud> Martin, bride clti'l. Jh'iiiilifnl jflrringcinut'L- of dahlias ami mixed summer flow -%! x-r- *-w.-rr |»b.r.-,l -wt—ot—the" |«tl<y - Tlaxe (irasent were Mr and Mrs 1 " * • n\ nli.'vf !•» I • IV hiipii I il F O Clibtirit Mr* T O Ray. Mr. " 'BKot* of and Mr* W A Cagle and Hetty .\U... „ f t|,r ln*»»*»* lin n aii Moult* til Millolw* vil « G.i Cagle Mr and Mr.* J Itnxllc WU\|,_ -j- |, y1(. >1 I 14*w||itiMif, u Ik*Ii1|! «tiiii4Miiii-t*il (••.In) ’I II* Hum.*. MIS* Robett Evans. Mr*. J. priie among ib ni 7 al tin* Holy «*i»».- L|»ia«*4.#|»a A V»rn and Jean Varn Mr. and wr.blmg will be ... and ms , eon v«.i Mr* Earl Brotuon ainl Dora a n a ( (hm *h in this city Swaim. Herbert Rronaon. Annette and Ron­ A snhtd com, ald Brook*. Mrs. John Roger* and gue*t* to ttic Mr* W. C Batcher enjoying the Also Mr* Dora Boyd, R M. I’artln. Mr* f Blanlord Mr anti Mr* A M ReSwnlm. MiV musnt and Carl Remusnt. Mr. A latitlly gntlo-rtng ul tlu- *U * - Mr* I beo XV.,,1 Mi-.- Natalie True, popular brideand Mr* T O JoIiil-bsi and Louise and Annie Johnson. Mr and Mrs. rir»: wa* lionorrd lu.M 8alutdav celtdenls ol the late Mt ami Ml* I Hart- field. MiR T Warren. Mrs J N Glllon. rvenutg vvltti a iitiscellniieou* -.lluu- H W (taker ot A 'lama Pm uo* Mr*. Mihchui Mr and Mr* W E Varn and Ed­ tv uveti tiv Mr* It -VI Cllen'ini belli nt the toilllr nt dnu ■InlivlUrr mood I l|»'d.,'i| i win Varn and Mr* P A Holland ami Mr- II M Co, Itr.in > die Mi* C A DutUai ii .'oil I'jltorttii \\ l,l-b nfi.I VI, Dayloou p. Vvrnur ol till.* • Itx mi lii'.v .'H AL*> Mr and Mr* A J Walker. lii'ii • .t die Inflri In I-tkt Mai l Alter the r o o tut Oi l, Inn. lo on r ,*t i . mIi .'id aster* beau'itulh ,t, Mr* H W Turner Mr ami Mr* llo . o r* served llo ,'ltmi* I--•-inttlnd : j u Watt*. Mr* A I> Johnson, (■ .< . .1 lb,- paily rontnMt* M F. Italler Robert and ElKctl.-binrlitA ot lei • i* «m ai«l tor theti 11 ad 11 ion.1 1 • f tpinr* lead lin: taken Horn ill.t I',-laiorilt. IlMoti It.tkrr P 8 Grave* Ml and ink- in ,- -erved 111 III, i»» - 1 tbapiei VI \ei-e* Mr- George Kunii aial W It I*-,-* le 'h. loiloW Ulg guests Ml- Sill 1bictetiimunv J. and 7 amt al-o tlu»|itci Jit nt 1 nie It ut- Mis* Jane Cm lit an M i* J* it. Hotel,-i Ml*.* El I le .lain- Ule.i- Ibe snltie b<aik llo* elite. 1 -on 8 K lluket ol All .110 1 le,l 'In p i nv i Heave Mt H in ts T o H ousew ives M*i Mt-*Virginia 1’ sl-' Keogb and M lv Cbarlott,- and gave an lii-plrliio talk <011 1 rnilng Christian lulniliam e W rrlit from Home Demonsirallon Ti to' Ttl(»*e altemlllig writ- S K link Also Mr* It E TrioMr* It Specialist, Tallaha»*ee er of Atlanta Mr unit Mr A C M Hall Mr* O I. 8imp.ii to-lit llmtea (it D.iv olin Ilea, Ii Mi. (' Mi- ti W Touehton Mr* Jigutuie A Diltton 11I Sautoid Mi md M i11 %1 nioii Mis J. It Reive. M i* J C Hlate ol I hiii|i„ M i nml M i * Ms Keogh "Mm. C I. Kniltli Mis tl 8 H iker 01 Miami Mi ami MrO I. Sliuuuin Mr*Artlmi Allllia .l William tl-ikei ol I'niniut Mr Mi A K t'n « ker nmt Ml- K A ami Mrs I’mr Itu-k ol Ceial Gn ItyiiglaXble- Ituab Itu k ami Will ley Lr<Also Mr It 11 P.iitinnks Mr* I la ** 1 ii\ 1wf\i»t*iir s. n».».suv V FT auk In M l* J . II Hkewe.x Ktnrionml In Food CnfiM'iVntion Pin o n .till >l-u ol tin- lali M: |Vat% « r «7 now hi -fiiwoii Hu Mr* ' » ("-b ra n . Mm Ralph and Mi - 8 W Hitk 1 1 ate it* u.. Willi*'! M> I. Q I’ ti kerlng. m -p. sweet, julry-tezlured Pine ft.- 'tiie. on- unable to ,11 -t 1 apple or Hand pern fi utts ubu» Mr* Hew an IIii Ip Ii t Mr* ! «■ Wire M I linker ol lie,,no. . Mr- KmaM CV»|e danlIV vi'At In and "til and b-k Itemlri. k. Jo epll VV Itakei ut ItB ioi Also Mi ‘i.ei.i.'r M iivuilt). Mri- leva lillle in the wav of ran . The ll"*«i M i . on,I it W linker ol Cnii 1* Florida’s early peur (June) ni-l E. E LbiV't .It M r* Mtj,,m itl, should ho grown wherever *ml . r. Mr- Ho.nl Mm Ada Orally. conditions permit. Fortunately u Mrs, Floret,- r Stiutber -. Mr* Ituy is Idight-resistant. When grown Howell. M i- Ktac.st Humphrey, to proper maturity nml allowed to Mrs. Andrew Tesla. Mm. W. E William Thorn Mix* “ condition" or mellow before using, Raker Mr tl D Work the Hood hns line flavor nnd a larrelle Tlii.ru Mr t idier ll-'bliv lender, melting llesti Iiiual t" am mail nml Mt ALBRIGHT PRESS bhrg rows on .pick. A SanJorutd Padfi4 FleefwOai M rs. ('orrorii H on ors Mrs. Judy P a rtin Members ot the Brotherhood of Rnltrond I'rainmctt and the Ladles Auxiliary with their Intnlltc* were entertained, recently by Mr. and Mr* *R Z JtdmwHt Ihetr-cainp. -Ilttck Head Ranch'.". A -delicious slipper' wltir hfitUe ake* and plea was made sISlaiL* enjoyed bv thaw aittcndlng cwitrmtiirg belt, yfi-ff a .*..*..*..*........... . .$ 2.80 • Ing on a yellow bacljpotind. Alio pink rows on blu^. or In-uig'- eyelids blink • *i\ time* n minute M iss M a rg a re t D rew W ed s A rn old T in d e l JoJmsons E n tertain W ith Chicken Supper •, • • * * • $ 2 ,$ 0 *n‘ futkev oi white eyelet, with pink rmci bloum- I n Par Bolivia, t« 'he highest miti-’n.il iapit.ll in 'he uni Id. id [IS Radiant as J ^ J cities are paying « pre-war wages AGO & ♦ He's Just ns tired o f saying " n o " ns you are o f aaking^4br soap. D o n ’t blame t he government or the soap manufacturers, cith er. U n til w e get enough industrial fata to make alt the aoapa and Other p ea cetim e prod ucts*\ire" need, t h e r i ’d o n ly on o t h i n g t o d o . . I with black, ig; 18, m rn if pf thlk tromrance In hseith pro* rad. YEARS TO ESD AY (S0MET1ME8) methods of p: ill a* problem* As part, of the pteUei prevent it from TY 1 1 sent The Gallop Pott reveals that while a majority of' veterans of World Wur II ale atlll counted Cow A n d T w is te r In tho Democratic column lh«re is a decide,) trend toward the Republicans. In 1044,- G'J l’«"rTornndocK iln curimin tilings, llure’s the story o f a eant of the veterans were Demo­ xntail o h p , a more lialiy twister wltir It struck the farm of cratic; today only fil peresnt nr?. a man about 20 miles from Kejfina, Sank., ripped roofs o ff four buildinjf* ar.d left one cow with four lojpr in the nir nml horns stuck tight in the ground. The owner re­ ported Ills crops undnmngod. Ho-hadn't tried to milk the cow when the story wpnt o ff on the wires, because hu "thought the milk might b<«.8our.” The latter touch sounds more as if it came from the brain of tho reporter than the farmer. Cows, Mrange us it may seem to city folks, like to he milked at regulur intervals. When tho fnrmcr fails in his duty they arc likely to let him know in no uncertain hellowings. But mightn’t the milk he upside down— with the crenin nt tile bottom of the pail or something? Calendai of Mr. and Mr*. James R a w of Sanford became the bride of Mr*. J. F. Kiser. Mis* Ethel Arnold Tindel of laikc Monroe, Riser and llarbara Bradley have MU* Freddie Nunn of Waycroas. son of Mr. and Mi*. J. II. Tindel, returned from Mouth Carolina vt. L* the gueal ot her aunt. Airs In.a rt ri■mojiy_pyi fl>n ncd. un Aug. f t ';re. they vi»iled..w Uh nJalivia K -N. Fielding 2 at 11:00 A. M Ifr two wncks. — The eouplh motored tk Trtvnre* Mr. and Mr*. W, E Barer of where the ring ceremony was Mr. and M/s. W. A. Teague and son Wally have returned to their Augusta. Oa. ami Edwin Saver of performed by the Kev. It. T. home hi Oviedo after visiting WaahUigton. O a , who have been Caldwell tn lh«- M,-ih.-.|i»t> pnrsonin South Carolina fot tl*- month the guests of Mr and Mr- 11 N age. For her wedding the llride Saver have returned to tlielr reof July. those n white t » „ p ice ,|re«* of *|>ectlvc iMimes, piipie which » a - worn with white Mrs. J..U.tUennc|t ha* departed nrccssoi le* and n shoulder show­ fo r Washington, D. C. where er "corsage ,»f sweetheart rose< she will visit U<r daughter Mrs. nml tuberose*. The rouple was Elmer Jackson for approximately unattended. • f o month*. Mrs. Tindel received her d u ra ­ tion in the Sanford m-IiooI s and H. F. Mc\V horter i* con- arcom|ian|ei| her n* f*i ns Jack- hn* been ,-mploved by the South­ fined in the local hospital after I „nnville. ern Bell Telephone < •nipany. Mr undergoing an operation on Mon- J ' _____ Tindel wu* giaduate.l from Sem­ day She ii reported t-.-cuperatinc inole High Scln«d and the Class nicely, friends will be glail to Mr. nml Mr*. Ernest Hamilton ' of lt'41 nn,l serve,) f,„ tw„ year* Lam. .and rhildrrn, Shirley. Odell «4ol 1 ————— Itoliby, have returned in their j with the l !. S. N'nvv ii' hmixI thi­ ll. S- S. \i„-to,d»i>, llo servd Mr. ami Mr*. J. F. llarri»on f home after spending vacation nine month- of t ic . o, rio,t m have returned from three \»-**k* |ib Augusta, Ga MiFist.the Par if n . spent in Cairo, III with relative*, f’aklel. a cousin of Mr ll.imilFollow nig a honev no*<n till* to Mrs. Harrison underwent an op ' ton’s, ncronipnnied them boine Daytona Bea«li 'lie rutiple will ' ♦ a tio n at the local hospital for a two week*’ vi*it reside at thor rerenltv piirrliiised )x>steiday. • Dr. nml Mr*. J. A South. Ir. farm in Sotiili S,inf,,i,l Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mulligan and small son* Janie* and Ibumld flew front Baltimore, Mil to visit " f New Smyrna spent Sunday with the former’* grandparents. with Dr. and Mr*. Small. St at Mr. and Mrs. John Ynughu in their home It2 West Twentieth Sanford, nnd with his mother. Sticct. lir. J. A. Smith. Jt re­ cently discharg—d from tin Aratv A P Xcwsfcatnre* Mis. Don McDonnTd in Rn*kin. Medical Corp5 has opened his Dear Judy. Mr. am! Mr*. Ira Southward office In New Smyrna • Got tilt- cutest giaduntion pit- — ....... ; ■■ ■ “tiTfiP' HP SSBfSil!" its thr iiTrt-jri daughter Mrn I. II ErhoU. Sin Miss Snllic Morrison, daughter of Mr. nml Mrs W. J. Morri*on, wi|| wed Kalph U. Wight II, soil of Mr*. Alice t . Wight and the lute Fi*'d r . Wight on Aug. 14 at the Holy Cross Episcopal Church at 4:.'l0 P. M. with the Ki. Kev. Henry 1. Dmttit officiating. The program of nuptial music will l>e offered by Mrs. Ko}' Sytne* ami Dick Aiken, soloist. -t The brf«"*> will ht* given in mar­ riage by her father nml will have us her mnid of honor and only attendant Mis* Toi Livingston. Fred Wight, brother of the bride­ groom will serve a* best man. No invitations are being Issued hut relatives anil friend* of the couple arc Invited to utterul. Rev. and Mrs. W. P. Yeslcy and daughters, Myra Ann nml Jisv* left, lot Columbus. Ohui,_iu. Jran. hnvp |hf|, o Miciula yisnthU. Enrn’iUe GhFy niSaHvL tr-naLonal convv#w,n .»H vocation tn .Oar Cmistinn { h u r t l e s . . Only-one case in four result** in permanent paralysis. If parents keep their heads nod net quickly, the chances "John Ivey of Ptnkard. JCla,.- ar- 1 are in their favor that n child will get through a siege flvetl ;lvtvl laat week i< toi_*|*:nd Spend aa .abort . Ceaelia Truluck # C I E T Y EDITOR Mrs. William C. liradley is visiting her son anil daughter-in­ law Mr. and Mr*. Gordon L. liradley for some time. ' All arrangenirnta have been made for Sanford's first community dol­ lar day and all the merchants of Sanford are rnUnudastlr In their preparations for the Tuesday and Wednesday selling events. Advertising matter has been dis­ tributed throughout Seminole. Volinis and orange Counties Over 7.000 circulars have been mailed In the past lew days and today auto­ mobiles are being decorated with banners heralding the big occasion. M iss A nn W ifftfin s T o Mr., .Mrs. H a rry I a ' o W ed Lee I*. M oore L n tertain lo r Guests C ynthia K oum illat H onored On B irthday M iss M orrison T e lls I P la n s F o r T......... W e d d in g Social Post Commander M H. Hutton, of The Campbcll-Losslng Post 53. American Legion, announced a meeting to be held at the Legion home on Uie !akrfronl > Mr. and Mrs. N. A Blurnpe of Palatka. announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Dorothy to William Earle Varn of Sanford The wedding will take place In August .m u . Slumpe U the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stumpe and has a number of friends In Palatka where she has m odehrr home for several years. |/Cim .'tnplojw^of The Atlantic Coast LJne Railroad tn this city and his a w'ldr circle or friends The couple will ntaka their for persons who ennnot afford to pny for it themselves. here, home In Sanford •IShT khalrnot IffiSHitiuneil unto- oF^piito- wU^-righ t .------■' »os.. Thc former sheriff “ f Marlon him.— Kxek. 18:22. M o re THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA M O ND AY, AUGUST 5, 1946 whether vou can get any Ideus? Patti Clayton. CHS songstress, has started her fan club* on a now project They uke pledges from door to door end ask people to observed wheatles* Tuesday*. Wednesday* and Thursdays. , Ah’ long. ------- --•• Vivian V& ertA -4-gri. . !| if <‘ |)IIU r )iiur • it a \%!!| wruthi'r Il»*r ‘ViutymiM, ikiti« U-niitiful ni*il 1r’ jtrt t «•■> t h»* Vlr1l!< ». 44»*tiM*iiriati, tl(K*• T»»r Jlll-of- nil m \. ffttijy anil rHilly ii «fii.ill /null pti I• 1 v I'd •• f/frfl, Mit«l«*f *l*» t Inn tl'slli I•I«•Ift. 4S| wirtilow« 4if 1 1 • it u’ Winiliiu %!»• |i|4r 1 it u|t|HM«i matcly I«m» i ». «rou Mi** \ 1 11., n, o '•1II1,"let 1, 1 11 Lynch** v44i»k , .«r..| tin <m . ,111ml |i, 1,,-h'I till"., 'UlatlriK atiiff 4ef 11\s- an* r«»n "1','l’ t " stautly irliultthlut mg Ibe inodel* lillle lull -bill. Ilk’ bin k In ,1 -from Ihcu . uvkIii -I soul* l" 1 peak -litrMIr reininiscen. i»f tl" lifiolgeui " f tlie Lily Maul •»: i their skin-deep l*'iiuly. \-t"lat I. i* done 1,, fell, fin 1 The ie|inir shop'a licadi|uniters or fat’, i. * are III llnltimoie. wilh liralirbe* Tin.it lii. o f tlie hat parmle 1- ! in Chicago nml t'levrtund. Ilu- "drum bonnet," whirl, lin- j I f a gla niorou* teiMrcad rrnck* ‘ the same bark-slant a* the "bon ! a tplaster rib. she gels n cover- ! fee.'* but 11 high, <|rtin.-*hup<il up job. crown. It suggests the IxuinrU If n • cm,'Ii-** window-dresser ] of tin’ Elegant Eighties. trips a platinum blonde and Tlie bat* depend ...on* on lii" breaks her nose, she gels a new nml le«« on trimming* 1Inin in one— by riloster surgery. the ln»t few *enson». They me And if one* of the Indies hu* hcgilfittiiig, staying un without just- plain Ix-eu around too b'ri'r. benefit of elastic or lintpins. An i ■he if given a facial nnd new? most " f thru, ure yiaitiiful in coiffure. feeling, pushed hark to show llo" -The model* r»*t an nvrrage of forehead. R130 and bare a life eznectaney of about five year*. Whether papier marh« or plaster, they IIRAIHING MEAT have to go to Miss Lynch every To braise meal the first step i< two to six months for frosh to brown It ir. an open pan on the finger nail polish or u new hair* top of the range. A heavy fry ing-pun or any pep which hn* a The lady I’ygmaliun in-gun her tight rover n.ay lie used. Once career in L'levelanil, after grad­ the meal i« browned, the rest of uating fioni farneglo Tech in tho rooking may be done either In the oven or on the lop of ihe Pittsburgh range. In either case, a low CLOTHS FOK POLISHING temperature should be maintain­ A duslless duster is something ed, and the meat allowed to rook to help the homemaker with her slowly in a covered pan. daily cleaning chorea. Pour into • glass jar two tablespoons of CAMPING DELUXE • furniture polish or liqultl wax. Smart vacationers have learned &*aah it around until the entire laslde of the Jar is coated. Then the trick of packing one automa­ ’pour out any excess liquid. Put tic electric blanket for the trip, k piece of soft cloth or chamois instead of loading Jlown their in the Jar and let it stand there luggage with exeesa bedding. for a day or two. The cloth will Weighing only five pounds, it soak up the polish evenly. When pack* compactly and is insurance the cloth becomes soiled from us­ against seashore or mountain ing, wash it out and repeat the chill. Of course, the mountain rkhin or shore cottage must be equipped with electricity. If th!» la age oak Ire* at 8t. Martina convenience Is to be enjoy ed. f. Le... marks tho legMinlarj Bananas were sold as ten-cent : where Ix’n*follow’* heroine ngeli.P’, started her search fca souw-nirs at the. Philadelphia Centennial of 1170. * lover. t j f a u n i y . . • Winging to your heorl. . . a "Berksloy-Junior Exclusive".. . with a new gold* sprinkled faille peplym on rayon crepe I Black only. Sixes 9 lo 15. �M O N D A Y , AUGUST 8, 1940 TH E SANFORD H ERALD , SANFORD, , 7-6 PAGE FOUR F L O R ID A ____L i t . . . Feds Can Those Amazing Senators In Great Lai,.-, Triple in Ninth with Tw« | On Gives Locals Victory Margin; Bride Clouts Homer In 4th Stanza Terwillegar Places Sixth'Among Pros In T R IP L E DOWNS O RLAND O Local Golfer’s Holeln-One Is Feature Of Play CLO U TS H O M E R It)' Julian Htenstrom III laid Sport* Kditor Manager Ed. levy 's Celery Fed* Feds M e e t O rlando nti' again the toast of the town Inlay after taking another pail In Double H ead er of three lh;,.-e engagement* durIni- the past weekend, partirulurh T h f, S«n(»rd f'clrry Kwls after yesterday afternoon’* 7 to P e te Coper, G ain es­ travet to Orlando tonight . ti victory ovci liie Orlando F-innwherr thry wilt meet Tci! ville , W in s O pen tnir io the tome-from-Lehind AtudjcakiV Senators In n twinf«-Mion that the m iilMt w»* dehill Hint I* *c lieillilnl for the . W ith Score O f 290 ■; cided. first (fame to. trot underway The hie ha* uf Dave ilride and it (I: IA o'clock. Clyde Terwillegar. Jr., young Ituddy iaikc played the mo*t During the past week the pro nf the Seminole Country prominent r*>V» in the Fed Kelts gained three gnmr, un Club carded a 30H for 72 hole* victory over the Kenatora. It Wa» the loop lenders and .n dual at the Florida Open In Clearin' the lourth inning when the win tonight would cut the water which ended yesterday nf/ F *iln were t » o run*behind tl.u Orlundn lend to eight and a u-r three day* of play, to place Senator* that Ilride slammed an half games. Such an event -ixtb among the pro* and ninth) incide-lhe paik rircuil clout with would put, the Ketln In the Twmng ■ttm— jumroximaioly - ........., mat,-, pp -floord-.tit-put-Uu player*. -*■• •** ifr*X T r* rfbnnroTr over ttf : ovrrtnkr ‘the Senator* liefnr, During .the second diye nf- play . Undo. . • * . he lea true end* of fclat *chr Terwillegnr attired a hole in on* I-eke displayed hi* feat in the dtiled play on Sept. *2. on the 140 yard sixth hole. This last half of the ninth, which the wa* the feat w e event o f the Fed* entered *with the icort 0 to {tournament. TerwJIlegni, beside* I against tl*!m. Jodie llmvington. ‘ shuntin g —the- only hfd» Iff—OTItJ K illing‘ far Jim Schantel, slnmmvd n single into left field. A fln .* " SllCiif/nan bulled, - mil to '.Vffii- | _ X H I i « O X ^ c a B t i - ) day. Hi* other seme* being 7'J I toot ifiqiicx, Hot, Totte witrk-id for the first day. 70 the next, pitcher llowie Martin for a free *5 for the fiict |H hole* on. the »u li |Mi ft pa**. Itrfde then singled to ren­ a*t day And 71. the last IH, III* 7 •» 1 2 ter f>dd to sente How in aton. laikc Miaijeskl, •V • prixe* consisted of a registered 3 0 0 D etndled up to Hip plate, fouh-d llnu.-rl »'r, * f— *ct of wood* and a golf hag. ituniingurx 4 3 it 0 Martin'* iii'"t filch hut tent the Rangy Pete ( ‘wiper of GnineaJ-iiH'lle. rf 4 2 ()• 1 aeionil against • the right field rt 2 11 a villc rrnektM par with n 7L In ■ limns, . Hi ■ wall, far over Hghifsdder Hester's the final 1H holes to win tho 3 0 2 5 head. .Tuttle scampered In with Krtner. 2h tournament with u 72-hole score 1 1 the tying tun and llryile had no C’nxti, i>* of 290.. ... 4 II 1 ?L: rifc trouble (coring from first with itergmaii, 3h His virlorv gave him top prise Marlin, p :t 1) 0 4 , f , the winning tally. money o f $313 In Savings bonds, 1! 1) 0 0 i I nearly I,UN) d i a m o n d fan* Hester, if Two amateur*. Charlie Harper 74 in 25 17 wpim on hand fm the holly play­ • Total* of Jacksonville with a final 73 SANFORD ed route*!, hy far the limit out­ for a total' of 2Ufl, and George h pa standing tilt flayed in the local f Itolesta of Tampa with n 76 for ft 1 0 ball urchutd this season, a* far Silverman, i f a total of 3<*1. placed second and Tuttle, 21, 4 1 7 1 i h* Sanford fan* woie concerned. ihiid, Photo by Raymond Hot h pitcher*, Mohan'1.'! and Ilride. rf Denny Champagne. O r I a n <1o l-flkf. If Photo |,y Coi Mm tin were slaughtered hy long, Dave Ilride, able Fed cnitri fielder, idammed an in*ide;thc-purk professional, took second money Levy. It, t'Xtrn Ian,i drive- However, thry Buddy Lake's long triple ngutnit the right field wail In tlx aitliougii he finished fourth, and home run here yesterday afternoon in the fourtth inning of the only allow,1,1 ten hit* ■•ath. This Shari1-, i . | ninth inning of yr»t>-riln) ■ Sanford-t It land,, contest which scorn) Burl Itolesta of Tampa, the^ pm Sanford-Orlando tilt with two mates aboard. Bride's smash gave (ilorig, -H i wa* mainly ilue to the ootslandi 5 ! Rob Tuttle and Dale Hi Mr gave the Celery Fed, * hard-earned half nf the Itolesta brother*. ic Feds a .7-2 lend over the visitor* at the tittle. imr support each twnler received Bryant. ** raini-U third omnej while fipith7 to *1 victory nvot the .Senators. According to ln*t week's nvrragc mg fifth by hi* mat,-!. In the infield, except Schantel, p Champagne put loLake, with a .UN, i<= „?il| ilm top hitter in the Florida State la-ngur gethrr a 7 5 for a 102 total, and on one or two occasions. Short iillowington KXPRNS1VE GOLF BALL next-to- last round, hi* hall i|i*Total* .13 10 27 1 .7 •tap Al llrynnt figured prominent­ Holerta n five-over-par 77 for a SALT LAKE CITY, t/l'i-Dood ■ppcired flam Die spot where a Halted f< Schantel in uth, Lake is at letup Itig to an m i hi* second loop hatting title. ly ill thrre double plays fot 105. golf Imll* are expensive enough he and (he ruddy had it marked. uoo Jim io i r, ’ . the Fed* while Sam Cnxti, yVinat- Orlando Clyde llsiria of W **t Paint any time, but how about it when Thi* coat him two strokes and ooo :ioo 0 11— 7 Dr short stop, displayed a pair SANFORD Ileach hint a 74 for 104, Ward one coat* |l7.50T Harold West, he wound up loth among the Runs: Dominguex 2, Lavelle 2, o f dnxtlmg piny* also. 1946 Sanford H erald Roger* of Clearwater carried 7B portly professional from Portlond, pros, collecting fl7S. Without Krnter, Hester. Silverman, Tuttle, •Sntunlay night the real* met fur 105 and EArl Christiansen of I Drug., found the lick of a. hall the tWo-shot penalty, he would 2, Ilride 2, lc>vy, Huuingtun KvF lo rid a S ta le L eagu e A ll-S ta r T eam s the Iveshurg Packers in a twin Miami a 72 for 109. Leo \>al- ,. u s l him that much ih the Utah have lied for cUthtth place nnJ bill In tin I-rfike t'ouuty city. Thu rurs; (ilorig, Itergninn. Cotil. IK-r* of ThomOiVtlle, (!a., 7K for i ()jwn. On the sixth .hole of the pocketed $212.50. Run* hattisl in: Mailjeskl, Bride I, V E T E R A N S R O O K IE S Fcrl* bail to come from tiehind ,109 anil Lloyd Sparrow of Bra­ * IUsa, Ualn*rlU« LEVT, Hanford Mgr. * ■ In the ninth to score thtee runs Lkvelle 1 . Lake 2. Two-hase hit*: denton » 71* for a 110 total, flutlis. Tuttle, Dominguex laivrlki. flume, Orlando (X lli L E W . Hanford t.SSli It, j Olhei Sanford golfer* P»r* | V to defeat thp Packer* by n &coie Three-base hits: Levy, liomliiguex', ! Jcntr, Ht. Aug (,J «) 2b Mrltrylfr, Dai lor** Bench (-297) Pf H ,i 7 with Jim Fay nr getting i Uripallng In U)e touninm*nt went Lake. Home inns: Bride. Stolen I Hstlrr, I erst, urg i.Ztli 3b Sprague, Daytona Ileach (BUI Hairy Tooke, (i. W, Spencer and credit for the victory. Clnlrfe, (irtors-Ht. Aog. (.2901 (}<hi4- f^,e*boff t-311) h» E. It, Smith, ail amateur*. The second contest, a seven- hari.1*: Madjrski. Siirrtfire* * luike. I Double |dnys: Bryant to 7'uttle to LAKE, Haoforil i.JJNl tt IJirskey, Dajtona Reach (J ill inning affair. W i l l captured by Iwvy; Cnitl to firmer to Hunt*: Hlrjiblna. I rest, urg (J29TI Iliu m ; Moford i J 16) rf the Parker* |,y a score of fi to It. (ilorig to Sharpe In l*evy; llrynnt ShahaU. SI. Ang. (J7I) Karplmkl. Ht. Aug. 1.3) 0) it t, Tuttle. Left nil l,nse*. Ortaliiio Hoxh. Daytuna llcuch (J it ) < HIIARPE, Hanford (JTNi Crucilla, G o d frey N. Sanfnid N. Base on hulls: off Kenntngton, Drlaand (19-91 tier it, Orlando (fi-Oi rhf ' Cary, OrUndo 119-5) Martin 3, Schantel 0. Struck out: IKHVtMlTUN, Hanfd 116-S) Ihp T o Q u it A h Arbitern Schantel n. Hit by pitrlior; By ( ‘ Although Haas I* not elrglbte for rookie team, he waa aelectrd <|jike). Pained halls: Orlando a* the Iragar'a second bral manager.) Umpire* Ross Crucilla1and Bill Martin SANFORD p. fimlfrey failed to work yester­ Sharpe 2. Winning pitcher: Schnn. tel. Losing pitcher: Martin. Um­ 8L Augustine day'* Florida State I-eagUe tilt 1st*' D*.'In ml M 51 lb I/le.slilirg. The two nihiters pire*: luively and Anderson. Tima i Palatka 47 Wl i ecupied Imx scut* at the Munici­ 2:15. Gainesville — 42 (12 pal park during the SanfordAmerican armed fmre* used Leesburg - 42 fit ihlanWn contest. Daytona Beach 40 01 Both uinpiie* yesterday mdi- trained dog* of war for the first Yesterday's Results intrd that they will resign I'ru- time in th* Murine landing on linugulnvillo. BAN FORD 7. Orlando 0 cllla said that “ I might a* well SL Augustine 15, Gainesville 5 resign if the director* are going ing an eye upon chnneea of buy. 'DeLand 5, Daytona Bunch i By Julian Stcmatrom to have control over (he tint- I Dried vegetable* were used durIng the Pirate organization. Hcrntd Sports Editor I^rshurg 5, Palatka 1 pircs.'' fimlfrey said haven't1*nk th* Civil War to prevent Lind Wclwr, manager o f the Pirate official* have arknowlrdg(lames Ti*l*V resigned hut I'm planning ort IL" "curvy. Mayfair Inn, roveated this morn­ etl thi* fact. SANFORD at Orlando I*. r. • i "In the event McKinney does ing that he plan* trv leave BanIx-esburg at Palatka _ . ... ford shortly foj" a htninemr -trip putehns* *th« Plrateay" Wclnr Bt. Augutflfte at Gal he* vine to Boston ami oilier Now’ England pointed nut "It may be possildo Daytona Beach at Ireljind spots. W’ hiki In tho North where that he could bo Intereatml enough Weber say* he will contact man­ in thii locality to bring both tho ANP ager* end club owners. If possible, Pittsburg aggregation and thu; CITY SOFTBALL LEAGUE IV. L. Pet. with regards to landing n major Indianappli* squad to B&nford for j j Haynes A Wiliams 7 0 1.000 league organisation to holij Spring Spring workouts." _ _ Last season the IndigaL-set up Security Lumber Co. 4 2 training activities here In . BanSpring <iuartera In DeLand. How­ Mos* Amusement Co. t 1 ford. Webar, well known among tho ever, It i* felt that DeLand does The Sanford Herald 2 2 major circuit* through hla con­ not have facilities that could ade­ Robson Sptng. Goods 3 5 0 7 nections with the hotel business, quately handle two baseball squad* Carpenters' Union bjlievea there is a possibility nf at the identical time. Weber decla mil yesterday after­ three month* o f tho rampalgn presenting nn offer that might bo 9,00 T I L ? accepted hy the Pittsburg Pirates noon that he had been given in­ am) the nearest to a slump hat in the event that current effort* formation whit* discussing Spring been losing five nut or 11 games I T ;: MUSIC BY by varlou* parties to purchaao tho training actlvitlea wth n club on one road trio^ F • National League club are oucceia- owner recently br telephone that When the Oats made a Jaunt H U G H C L I N T O N ’S O R C H E S T R A the Chlcaga Whit* Sox are not Into Oklahoma with three-fourth) ftl Weber pointed out that at the too happy with their Spring of their infield going on thi present time linto Frank. McKinney, training site on Catalina. U may bench with ailments—and FEATURING to Weber, jron seven games out of eight->bead o f the Indianapolis Indiana; k' Indiana be possible, atco LEO and hi* GOLDEN TRUMPET be it Interested ih, it pretty well convinced the fane ht° W of th* triplo A A A * American that they might A 99oclaUon,.l« among tho*#. coat­ moving to Florida and "111 try that, th* Little Dodger*—they'rl i - =V to catch them In Boeton and dis< called that because Brooklyn of ' "j cuss the eituation with Ibetii lh« Natonal League owns thorn — there," be added. were not going to be ahead in ' li race. IPCfs Uile A aplrited, hustling team that F t W o rth Cats P a ce spends ends little time arguing wjui wjth Leairu e D esp ite Jinx he umpires, th* CaU.ara a ma­ jor reason why th* Texae League A P Newsfeaturea ta breaking all attendance rec­ FORT WORTH, Tex. — Th* ord*—why th* circuit ia uxpsetod Little Dodgera — Fort Worth'* ta roach 1,000,000 When the cam­ r Cals— arc setting a merry pace paign has run Ua course. - ;-v In the Texas League and, like (lore was the shape the CfU the Hon, are moat dangerous ire in during the trip Into OUt* when wounded. home to play Tulsa aitt Okla­ They have been" out In freni homa City: Barney Whit*, third without faltering for two of the baseman waa III; Loe WefgJ, ahortstop, wa* ou with foot Injury—* boos separation “ 1 L O S T 5 2 ih i.t (till h u him on the bench was. a. a. m u , nr. was Loo Ruehisr, fir it baeeutu, Is N n — »> an arm in epitnut rrom being trtt Yy w r id j *1 by * ' pitched ball. It wasn't S',.*-. TisdStaTi.TSSi broken but It was bruised, swolisn and stiff. Now the Infield Is thne-fourths lop strength bdt the Cate are do* jng no better than they did on ih ti Oklahoma trip. 3ut they have such a good lead ■ there'* no danger of being over, taken e t present. If at alL I f ao, r ,.r f and some of th# boye get sick 1 over It, watch out! • •. i . viviAvv.kis.», . George Wnehlogton was .th* flret president of the S ocietjf^f Roumillat A Andersoa Cincinnati, ,or*lnaly_ composed* o f Walgreen Agency STANDINGS Weber Will Continue Efforts To Bring Major Club Here Next Spring Dance THE HI-HAT CLUB EVERY WEDNESDAY SATURDAY NIGHT Em - a*--;vm - A- _ ■ - ----- 1 ----' Open S p ea k er A d d ed T o Pai*k Sound System Business Manager "D oc" M itft-' ell of the Sanford Celery Feds raid this morning that arrangchiejil* hud l>ecu made to place another speaker at tho Municipal Park on the public address sys­ tem hookup. The new speaker, the' fourth ort the »y*tcm. I* being installed to give Sanford's colored fun* better coverage. At the present Ume, fan* are overflowing the colored grandstand and many (Mr liltin g on benches placed diiWu the right field line. | Linn I baseball official* arc I looking forward for a - banner ' attendance at Fed home games ;durTat'-'lli-;plffyolf terteU- V.‘, ' •— SPO RTS L A U G H Dr A u w litn l t 'r n l When Ty Cobb was the roast o f “DeTroil, Ilia town flo o d e d I H shorr- n«wffuen.-Tir- for -thc-grS5l outfielder. A famous sculptor was commissioned to do ’ a life* •lie statue*of Cot>6. The sculp ! (or. tielng a conscientious worker. ! decided to get an expert opitdon. 'So be called in a rertain Amer­ ican League umpire. The ump walked into the studio and looked stmight at the1 stntoc.. TJh'f A legetfd ha* It that the statue ' stared right back at Ike umpire, began i)ulvering with!' rage, « l actually shook It* finger at mu arbiter. All the startled man in blhe could say was. "Yep, that's Cobh alright." Thru he retreated out the artist's door. S P O R T S O D D IT Y llr A,K rla1H Trees Professional Baseball infieliler* have a long row to hoc if they would beat the mark set I # season hy Marv Owen. Owen, manager and third baseman nf the Portland Club In the Pacific Coast l-cnguc, played (57 games. He was charged with but six error*. This rlcan defensive play gave Marv Owen possession of an nil-time Coast Is-agpe record by finishing a. foil season with a .!>Hd fielding average. Ttu previous record was ret by Eddie Mayo in PJ40. .. ---------------------------------------- £ �PACiE F lV f THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA M O ND AY, A U G U S T *, 1940 J I\ Denied Peace, ( ’alls F or Justice 5 ARTICLES FOR RENT TWO furnished cottage*— Short’* Camp. Phono County -1502. ONE bodroom. 2 lit E N T l’ RA ATTIC FAN fl. POPE CO.. INC. FERTILIZER 11.23 a Or unite Ave, Maple, W A N T E D TO RENT ONE hammer mill cnroplelc with power unit. Grind your own feed, g rjl« and meal. 2628 MUST have furnished house or apartment before August 1, Permanent, no children. Wnltei High. Ph. 82-W. a 0,000 ft. of 2* 10, 2*8, 2*fi, 2x1. Alsu 2*t! (onjue and groflv<t flooring. 2528 Orange Ave. W ANTED: 4 room apt. furnish1 oil or unfurnished. Do* .124 Lake Mary. Flu. ph o to g raph s 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Hsv* your WEED (T IT E R S and LAW N RAKES . see Stanley-Kngrrx Hardware Co. ebrkens. ,.4'itv water. Uo* .211. LaTie’ m ry .'T T m ' 7 ~~~ f • HO AT MAKS. kkTly. MODERN 3 Ixnlrooni bungalow, hardwnojl floor* In* living ami •lining looms. Venetian Rlinds, . REST 'photograph T IIK RAYMOND STUDIO tl State Rank Hid if.—Ph. 1001 .W HEN you buy a home, get a 6 year fir e and windstorm In­ surance policy. You will save approximately 1/3 of the cost and may pay the ptvntium In & 6 annual installments. See C. SI. Royd A Co. t FOR SALE - rRrl ♦- -i— , SAN I IK GO. Calif.. </P>—1» mppott nf hi' contention tlmt hi> ;o!i was umlh more than a $7*9 9 WORK WANTED a -11111111)1 .alary. Ju'tiro o f th> I'riuc I si'ii lions' of Hurul VDta EXPERT painting contract or wrote ths- countv supervisor*: hourly basts. Phone Grogan "Time ami again I have beet 1154, c si Sanford Hardware. called out of the theater jus) C A LL Smith lit -tIwis for rat* when ti’ii' s ilium was pursuing hs'i. Xml otae I was calls'll ’fron penters ami looft-r*. Phone church 1 iirlit tn the ninlillc of ths 1082-J. word 'damnation,* ” <10 ibblcd that his duties re sittirvil him "to |i ten to nmrltit USINESS for sale. Groceries 1 amt other ilomrstir I rouble'ntal meats. Xo1oil stock on hand, neipjlitisu i)imrrels, i*os»i|i, howl making close to f |IH* lilt pei month. I.o» relit, Good on. portunity for man .anil wife. Ifusinc's well mtaHRstyd- over long periml of year*. Will take i2.fiiht.no cash to hamile. FRED W. IlKMlHIt Fish Story Fla. Slats' Hank Bldg; Phone 10.!0 Wi t h Teeth In It \ IN A M 'K your imirha-c* automohiles. truck, mid n< cat equipment thru M. I A < u. . awnr- -A c tf.> TPmiWIdg' tBr seiotid (i-h f tom. a honk. Eugene Iftitfd i it lot hit fingers and leaped bock into the pond. Ham iled A.VES Htanley-Hogers Hardware I1CTJ VNfl. VI.. (,V> When e fish hite* n hoy thnt‘< new# Eugene \V Sheldon, .lr.. 16, cnaii home front Eddy Pond with .a 2d inch rnitihow trout and n tale Co.' IM ITATION leathers in most color* and largf* select lot) of *w |y shade umi fru it, tree*. Don- — good i!phnt*Trry r.itim;''rru1>m ' - ^ ~ ■RvoWUV.. .Jlll.l —N- t).„nffO., -rnrjtcf,— ftflorAve.,' Orlando. Fla. Price $9,000.00, emhnrin«sment. TWO-story 3 beilroom house in coir Reosonnlile credit topiin No cu mukei- c?t iiuifiry electric hot, water heater iii- < ] . H'pleJ.; Lai 75 x J LI.wiUUoYc*.. V a t intili* tittytm-ni (tintM. MODERN bungalow with 5 room ONE small $121Ymi Nulii’ital l ash TAMI LS I M W ( O Register, factlory reconditioned, Florida Rank Hide gnittge uport merit in rrnr. Pt . l.uw-nii. Jeweler. $50.00. J. R U r g e hd. Price $13,600.00, 12 S P E C I A L S E R V IC E S FIVE room bungalow and 9 ex* trip lots,* close in. Price $4760.. SIGNS M X lot* on Orlando highway. PROTECT your health — alce| ’ De«trube for cabin court. Price betlerl Dependable mattress re $1500.00. novating! Rox spring* and In15 ACRES mi Paula Road, fifin' El.00)1 S A M H M i nm spring mat tr rt*e* leliuilt frontage on hard road. Price New tnattre*ses, bed*, tjiring*' and timtlung. i lramri: and-wax$1,250.00. Hollywood bcil»! See our retail ing. New fimjra aurtneed to per­ 3-1/3 ACRES in Goldsboro sec­ fection. Old i loot* made like new store and display room at tion. Price $1350.00. 119 W. FIRST ST. Call 5 ROOM house. lights, water, Echo!* Redding A Fttmitiin- Co II. M t i l I (S O N hath and telecn/il porch. Also 1 a llr M a il f la Sanfoid Mattre— F»et"tv One out-hou**' and garage. Lo­ Phone 1111 and <>72 I cated mi 11 let good farm APARTM ENT s i / i land, tiled and with 8 well*. GAS RANGES Price $9,000.00. HILL KARD iVARE Co. EXCELLENT 6 room Route with 301 East First St • hath, water, lighlji ami two screened porches, with 4'A Havb your portrmt inken ul acre* of tiled farm land. Price S fO IO L L S STI IMU 2 2 0 M o b c h niiljf., P h o n e 11 a ll $8500.00. W. II. W ILLIAM S, It rail or Children a specialty TOM HOLT. Associate NORTH Carolinn grown Copenharm CaWoigt- plant', ready Au,. 16th to Nov 1st Place your order now fur caily de­ ONE 8 imnn house on two lot*. A R N Ibti Ui mitoiimblte "wm i livery. Call 706-M Light*- and water, one block and ill ivert 18 sUvle* now ha*' from main part of Lake Mary. strict In"* imposit.g hear i pen *5* ,\|| furnished. Now rented. a It it- on motor! *• w!ii > iiiii-' See Mr*. DanUI Pe*nv>ml, Lake tnty a judgment for injury t* Mary. others Caused by tln-ir ati'amo bik-s. You are taking a I 1’ MODERN 1 bedroom bungalow, chtatce if y»u drive or if i"'it hardwood floors in living ami suloninbifr is ilriveit in of dining rooms. Venetian RRnd*. PORCH set t h fc state* tinlers you >.< electric hot water henter in­ phone 888 sured See U s le fo l" n,. <* cluded. Lot 75 x 117 with a trip in your car. C. M Ro>d Jovcly shmle mid fruit trees. 4 60 ROLLS celery itaper w uli * Co, Double garage, rune ret e floor. wire, iptick side 50c roll. R G. Hickson. Price $9,060.00. ELECTRIC appliance repair* * TWO-STORY 3 bedroom house we repair washing machine*, % in desirable s e c t i o n . Price vacuum cleaner*, fans, utixer*. $3600.00. sewing machines, Trotter Ap­ MODERN bungalow with G room pliance Service. 101 W. Sernml garage apartment In rear. FOR SALE. PYRO-D Southern Phone 10fil-J_ ___ Apartment renting for $10.00 Chemical's superior ipdck kilU gN-A pHHOTS - p r ln t«L ileveb.pwl monthly. unfurnished. I-urge ing household spray. I rlll«rgr.l. We copy old ........ lot. Price $U.»ttO.OO. once, you II find it tin- l* . i graphs FIVE room bungalow and 9 ex 2.96 gal. 1.00 ijuart, 59. pint NICHOLL8 STUDIO tra lots, close in. Price $4750.. On sale at most local stores. non Mei.ch Rldg.. Phon.- 1t,.'l SIX lots mi Orlando highway. Desirable for cabin court. Price $1250.00, *^ in ACRES mi Paula Road. flflO’ frontage on hard mail. Price $T500.«0. -----3 1/3 ACRES in Goldslmro *ec. tlon. Price $1350,00. 5 ROOM house, lights, water, hath and screettrd porch. Also one oul-hmiMi and garage. Iswated on 11 acre* of grind I farm land, tiled and with 8 wells. Price $9,000.1*0, EXCELLENT 6 room house with i liath. water, light* and two ' 3* screened (Kirchr*. with lb acres of tiled -farm lamf. ITice $8500.00. VT, K. W ILLIAM S. Realtor Tf»M IIOI.T, Associate 415 Atlantic Rank Ilidg. Telephone 1120 6 A R T IC L E S L eg a l N o tice >«?•« I. N**Th’ i:sts ii):isl:|fv uiVK.V «ha» 1 f*m n i K i$J*r| tff h t M l»$•*•• t«l t 'iir h F l- r ltlA . HTHtfr! ( I lf f lC 'lt lc U F i ,i it F*-I»* t llk Fr.rf1« * I*’*/’ rSflA' itiaii vtt iii »■r»«l (>■ r*Kl«*i*r »ti|i<? nj»i v }>fii wti.int f« tit** Dint* $*f th* F i • +i i j* \ iiu*- l.i u * 'L 'OH! l- f ..r Hi* Htnitti p w ith Fir* Hit i ‘iiiii I ‘ .«1||I k Fll +j Ml.I * A i * 'liPitittfT- F li.r l.ln lb * *jf U A I ,K « Stomach Sufferers •t>u» i* u i i t r t * n r p * * - A * ia u r Want Fast Snro Relief? D o . i n f f i r ih# p tf d i m O + t m t X l «I pfclr-*, h lo .t . MMF t l c B t e f t . p » lr» . b u rn in g i i m i U s s , i t c m t d l b M i 'H * p t lr .i, h . i i f n u l l* , # t* r - 4ndHf«Jb*«« • # « • i f c i f i f sap'.atni c f |m>trl< h W W '0 C d ( t | ,j O f L4 f . J f «SfUf|t*l m w » n 4 1gm|.l b I * IA f lUl t Bilftl* CQflUICllaf h t i i U<4 A -« t* U n . U * 4 $ « l i h i i t f l w w UEilD* m * 4 k ln t « p f t t e i t M i f P*** ( o n A - d - U t i wiU> V lU f c lo B l n u i l - g T I ra n rfH * f * r 4 r « f f H ( w ill ffeM pfttlif n f u n J fo u r B « M f T f f A * .F U t» in A t .11 fo o d ( n i | i U f M i f i f j v B l N t 6 At iu u i'h to n Uiiit: Siort*. Htu! to o ilie r . tto«J Snufiinl ( I t f ***« (tiri**^1»fr*l M t t t n fl. p a ttflttlfti n I li I * 1p ’ w CiMi 11 r t »i pi itip. «r ollirr n l m h ifllr itiiii. t l> r *i «»*“ »( rdHuiilt* uar llrtr lu M i l * r nrmr n o w n i f f h u r l. h u M r . ( V M t fi I te p ltr . d u ff fa r r« t. .% N R M r f a p \ li T O IIV U|V I MI Inra a««l T iiI»m . "(«i L R M r fi C 'l ly III tin I. A «Mtrr*i»n »r p ( f U K K ll t . W ANTED • I’L L HUY your car, regardless of age or romlltion. Roy" Reel, - 3fW W. 2ml Nr. ' ‘ ^ ' UllV.liillf .imnfort .■> m u l , h t s t e le .- t t l r j c l l r e . d u r .'h le up* Y d , n O ' l l l n l U * l l r o m l l l n r i l w l l l i <* W IL L buy broken down *ewing machine*, any make. Rox .192. PARTS to angle Phone 579. Handsome Spri ng ,..<s»'r lamp wanted. ROOFINtF repair and patnimg i »|H-rialty Save 60"* by t- o •*.* your rmd well repair") additional cost of pla-iei no-t I 7 P o t*, L iv e s to c k , S u p plies wall paper for r«om» pin.......• . FOR SALK of labor. C. W. Bellnmy. P tl LARGE mule, 1*2 year* old; Rox 843, Sanford. young Gutrnicy enw with calf; full sat of ganleti farm e>|Ulp- t HUY s-ows, ratve*. jratlmg llt o n o jL W. U rd . 788-W menL iluyer can hav* free use of land if he'.live* on place. 13 NOTICES— PERSO N AI No drinker. Mullen Grove, James Hell. Ostten, Fla. SAVE 20c out o f every dnllai j-ou speml for fire, windstorm, C(AVS and 15‘ month old helffcr FOR HALF. automobile, workmen’s rompem for sate. Inquire Osteen Gen­ FCTE room furnished bungalow satian, burglary, liability an I eral Store, Osteen, Florida, corner lot In desirable section other kinds o f Insurance. Youl* . pr i c e d at $6000.00. like our dlvldcned paying |»d (ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S, Realtor FOR SALE-—pair of mules.'R. F. Idea. C. M. Boyd A Co. Cooper, Cameron Ave. 606 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Phon« 733 14 LOST A FOUND W ANTED: Reply Rox Kxrrri»lng Ilf. mnrbinr e/o Herald gnat*, flea* and biting flies GREY female kitten, away with 81100, Southern slan. • Phone 40-W Chemical’* new Insect repellent Oak Ave. Reward. that’s affective (War-developed government formula) and also 15 - AU TO S FOR SALE ■matt* good. Safa for babies and chlldreh; ideal outdoor 1937 FORD— A -l condition with radio and air heater, Monroe worker*, *portiuien. vacation­ Corner, first house on right er* , , . used at the beach it ML Dora Road. a!»o prevanta sunburn. 50c for t ox, tattle; off tala at: TouchT H E K E GOLD ton’jv tloumillat Jt Anderson. Palmetto FOR SA LE A VERY nice five room bungalow on comer lot Immedlat* poe- Y-Piece D in ette Sets Thmr are nmwwslly attractlt,- dinrile art* and rach one tncludr* ntension •table ami 4 uplink Irrd elixirs. &1S Impfament m oke unta Feed Store, ____ ouae and ether local stare*. ROBKUT A . W ILLIA M S , ftaJltar 606 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Phan# 733 ! : HEAL ESTATE W A N T E D • m v r L o u n g e C h air and O ttom an i Term* Arram rd HELP W AN TED G IR L for soda fountain at Lan Richly upholstered, spring fUlrd chair and matching ottoman. A vrry roomy, comfortable chair. O, Bencher o f C. P. BaUh$8 East Washington S t, !o. Phone 9620. a t>: W ANTED! To.fin d heav; woman to live on im t who can milk one c f9 li~ S ^ L E feed few chickens and Moll, Sanford, p. O, 5 A R flC tE 5“ Norttay, im , a n d in Your Altlc T o o ! Turn Thong Thing* YOU Don’t Want Inio {GENERAL INSURANCE Room 506 Sanfortf All. N a f.'rt Bfdf NED SMITH. Manager 300 EAST FIRST STREET MRight Where W e ’r e Been for 25 Year* ns of new , fa y liim i ViiC"7fur C|ir1nr,f'R ■■■uitnrl IcuMm • �MONDAY, AUGUST 5 ,1 9 4 5 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA DODGE and PLYMOUTH OWNERS Panama City, founded ia 1S19, » the eldest permanent Kurevemn l i t it I t lio n l to he the fiyit •r'llrn m t im the mainland ul * . Canadian le g is U w te ittead uni­ :W American eoatinest. versity whil* m office. Next year W IN N IPE G . —Eoriald Ko Adm. David , Farrarut of Civil her!soil not only is lb- youngest he hope* to r ° into law, and he is taking second year art* a s * fa r fame was the first man to member o f the Manitoba leguls. treparation. He is married and •vain that rack ia American tore but also a stodrrA at the La, • small daughter. •aval history. University o f Manitoba Holartaun. front Koidin. Man, F fe - L a w Student C an ad ian L a w m a k er to 21 and ■ veteion of five yrert P IA N O T U N IN G KHANOIIAI. Ma Wen-lto « i i about to yet out of prison on borad. 1 Family and frte&di, gathered at the prison gate* o wstemne him. •et o ff thousards of firecracker*. Aroused by the uproar, prlaon officials changed their mirxfs and yanked Ma back to hit ceil for "further . q u e s t io n in g '' about charge* of collaboration just as he was about to enter a waiting automobile., and R E P A I R I N G L^J a s i l l 'm mb B lw B immBa 7 H B B i|| / f t ^ E c h o fo L . -" M m * tS y fC T W Pow der • ; ** « /<* i'n .U j im Shu W um . W Bket, aim Krtdc JLnVAtWrieV Fou HEAT POWDER W e’vr got the manpower. rquipun nl and part* fo r quick, jk y t n 4 * b U service.-------- -------------------- D isco ver. aa.JiJ.nuii> K ilJixr;, how vju ivkly E C H O R p W D fc K put* >our sk ln j'a t ease Just Ju*4 it o n -n o uglv appearance, rub It In - it d lu p p c ir ii bui oh, m ar wonJarful. marvelous, cooling feeling o f relief. C h eck * bacterial growth, soothe* the skin. Phone 1101 Te Predice Prosperity for Hanford. (M p ^ 7 t W FLOOR MATS! go l P l T T S B TO YOUR i< U R G H D EALER! t lc a lly a ll m o d els , c a rs g a d trucka. , / STRICKLAND-MORRISON INC. S E R V IC E .SALE S B y By coming U, your Pittaburgh Paint Dealer you’ll find the ftnext painta your money con buy . . . a complete home decorating service . . . and expert advice on painting. You’ll be pleased at their low pricaa. B E A U T IF Y YO U R HOME w ith V E N E T I A N B L IN D S w I F I T S A V A I L A B L E , W E H A V E I T! Drop Clotha*. Steel ^ a * t Shellac, floor Wag, Paint W e can mnke arrange­ ments for you to finance them on EASY TERMSt Bruahe*. Painter's Supplies and Sundries We.'Specialize in Paints for Evjrry Surface and Free* E stim ates •The Complete Paint and Class Stare1 W ood and m etal tdata SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO Repairing — Rrfiniahlng FLETCHER Mod* I f thr Staknt«-/ VICTOR V Ointment ’ Sold by Touehlon, Roumillat A Anderson I r your home town druggist. ________ VOLUME XXXVII Establiahed Heirens Says HeMurdered Army SANFORD, 1908 F L O R ID A , B-29 Establishes N ew E ast-W est Itecon l Authorized A u t o G is t * In sta lled W h ila Y o u W a ll ECH O PO W D E R Is g u a ra n U o d U M U n iat Aatiaopti© nnd H y g U n ln Powdox AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER r ^ P A IN T AND COLOR Venetian blinda mndc to fit any «ize,wlndow* A h o deodutant far tarAUirj ruiplm i and douihe 109 N. Palmetto Avenue FOR EXPERT ADVICE'ON. | BOLLS— DICK ELSBERRY S E M IN O L E V E N E T I A N B U N D C O . PHONE 30: 117 SOUTH PARK PHONE 1152-W 820 WEST THIRD STREET C h icago U n ive rs ity Student Confesses K id n a p -S la y in g A t M orn C on feren ce TUESDAY, AUG. ByrnesChar o Dictate r CHICAGO, A uk. f. Stiitc’s Attorney William Tuohy Bays 17-year-old W il­ liam Ileireiis has confessed to the killing o f slx-year-old Suzanno Dogmalh.. Tuohy ia y s lh ’c’ conN'ssio'n carite to- i t . \v ■ BEDROOM SUITES 3 Pc. M A H O G A N Y SUITE Cwnststa c i exit a lot<go Vunify. Chest nnd Bed. Thla Ib Ix. iuldul all M ahogany suite that w ill (ft Into any homo ,og. Price $147.95 O A QC 4 Pc. W A L N U T M O D E R N Vanity, Cheat, bud and Bench « .4- Pc. M A P L E SUITE Vanity. Cheat, Bed and Bench. Flooi Sample Rug. Prtco 5119.95 Sal© Pitco 3 Pc. M A P L E SUIT— Floor Sample 5,4950 O dd MAPLE CHEST, reg. $58.00. sale $49.50 VANITY BENCHES, o ssi’d ................ $1.95 u p MAPLE or WALNUT CH ESTS, as low as $12.95 Beautiiul 18th Cenlury Vanity In th© iineat burl W alnul wtlh ©xquJille m inor. (y | Q C f l Rag. Prtco S99.50. N o w ................ W ALN U T V A N IT Y gild MIRROR . . . ' ’ ' ’• . 5 Pc. M A P L E SUITE Bod. Chast. Vanity. Bench and Nil® Table. tar. lh«t Colonial room . Reg. Price $199.50 Sale Price $ 169-95 3 Pc. L A R G E W A L N U T POSTER . BED SUITE Reg. Price $129.95 $Q Q 4 Pc. M A P L E E N A M E L PLEN TY ot CH EAP* 1 L IC T R IC IT Y — tho . ‘ * $ 109-50 Conaiats of Cheat, Droasor, Bod and N il* ta b lo —a largo ault* and « g o o d valuo . • C Q Q .C A Reg. Prlc* $149.50. Sol© P rlcg................... W ......... ■■ ■ .................—v .w ■­ '.d “Sunshln# 8 o rvloo" b r a n d - maana aauoh 3 Pc. Largo Drosaor, ChoaJ-Rob* and Bod In modorrt Walnul you will own proudly. C l 7 Q QC Roq. Prico $199.50, Sale Price - - - M W p ty v o lk - is ------- )C _ 3 Pc. BLONDE SUITE, Bale prlc* 3 Pc. MAHOGANY SUITE. 2 only 3 Pc. WALNUT SUITE. I only at OT UMd 3 Pc. BLOND SUITE . . . .. And UU I t ’s Easy to Pay,the M a th e r in * m n / $139J50 $109.50 \iiK. ft—oPl Inc t'nnfcrrncr Rule, h,i» rrjcctrd a pro- A ttorn ey Says P r o ­ gram F o r B u ild in g — ishould Hector N o w d a y in h is o f f ic e j i t a con |i|iiiiiil iu.l» attorney*. The 1i-year-old Chicago University student is said to. have “ ‘ a, air—when tho pro,o- T j r eullltlf-’ll rriey"a*Ved him if Ha" KAHIh. • \iiir. •« — <d’i — A Itrili.h *pukr»ra4n at Paris »a 3 v- lkal the - enHro • M4it •.frtmrr."n tnighr'leave* I |ir Part* l*i air I imfcrcace li.vaiKe <d ‘ a Minlroirray •* Im ti ha* sr .cn io n toting nncrduir. Another Mr*1l*K o llin .d -.i»* that Britain may i .|o|> all Jn»i«h immiui.ilmit In Pal* lin e unlei, * Today'* confession « n the sec­ ond arranged by lleiren*' attor­ ney*. Tbs first one took place In-t week, but plans fell through when ueinns answered all pertinent question* with tho statement—l uon't know. The t?-yenr-old hoy had been Indicted for the kidnap-kllling of slx-year-old Sntnnne Drgnan nnd the fatal shouting itrd stabbing of an ex-waw named Franco Brown, lie alto Is bring investigated In the fatal stabbing of 4-T-yenr-old Mr*. Josephine Boss. Miss Site*. * native nl HI AugiMthw.-ttaa Ihe eecond woman to design the seal. Her design, called the Lamp­ lighter. symbollrev light on the popular Tuberculosis Christmas path of understanding and know­ ledge and sludging as a ray of hope to the sufferer" Miss Rtes ex­ plained. The design for the Christmas seal will be widely used through­ out the United SUtsex, Canada, England, the Latin Americas and all United States possessions "It Is my hope that the resjwns; to my little seal will be greater than ever that the health and wel­ fare ol the people of the earth might be more becurf." commented Miss Kites Civil Suits Are Filed By, Justice Department Today NEW YORK. Aug. 0—</P)—Tlw Department of Justice has filet a civil*suit against the Mortgage Cdhfercnco of New York, the S vings Bank Trust Company of iw York and 37 members of tho conference. The groups are "charg­ ed with a conspiracy to suppress competition in the making of mortgwgo loans and in operating rwal estate in the New York City a . ulcom - the various imakia. .TtTc A letter urging the Hoard o f County- t’ommiaaioncr* to inriude in their-prexenl budgrl a tux levy ot ul Irast one and a hulf mill* i.. L--placed-in the ,h»*|Htnl fund. fcrenco arranged by Ileiren’s I he I n iled S ta le . a i:r rr » a p .u lilio o plan. to Senators Commend MacArthur But Urge Removal Of Troops From China * \\ \ III \ I • i\ V .• ' •' N egro Is Warned B y K Ian To Quit tertained with a luncheon at Uie Palms *d Pine* by Mr* Mary Rawlings, preaMent. and Mis. lidward Ktrcher, local executive sec­ retary, of Lite Seminole County Health and Tuberculosis Aasndx- ^ Rules C o n fa b M a rk ed W ith V erb a l C lash Ret w een D ele g a tes O f tl. S. A n d R u ssia Housholder Asks County To Levy Tax For Hospital Health Officials Of Duval County Here Saturday m ♦1 AmocUtcd Press leased Wire 6 Miss Mary Untlxe Estes, executive secretary of tho DiivuT Oiamly TubrrviUost-v and Health A s w t * . toln. accompanied by Mrs May Pytiehon. state executive of Use Tuberculosis Association v lilted Sanford Saturday and were en­ m MB: l- i . W EATHER P a r t ly c lo u d y th r o u g h to m o rro w , w ith lo ca l a fte rn o o n th u n d ersh ow er*. Te Promote (he Progress of Amcririi American Indians d.iroerilcatad •bout 40 plant*. _______ N o S t a r c h , N o T a l c , S m o o th a s V e l v e t W hite you ’re w aitin g fo r (hat liandu.irv new D o lc e o r Plym outh, don't let your preterit ra r down. D o u b le P ro te c tio n means ( I ) D rivin g sa fely for you raelf and fam ily; ( 2) F m c n j l i u u o f you r cur’* rath value. D rive In nnd let ua cheek it.im rr, Our fnterrat In it la llt«H*©mr a t yourv. W e ll tell yot^ What need* attention— If anything. W hatever you spend on it today w ill not be lost. To Prelect the Price of iKo World! in he B C A P . O ut A g a in , In A g a in — M a W en-Iin A g a in TH E In Unity There !• Strength— I f • a • I tit. ":t ’ li*’ *»• • * • » « ! M.n. Ni*I> »i i l « i i ‘ k. Union • Activities I A ir lin e E m p lo y e e M ia m i S lo p p e d B la c k (.o w n e d Three Local Boys Are Selected To Attend Boys State The action taken by the anti­ trust division was-the outgrowth of a special federal grand jujry recommendation. The Jury ha* btwn hearing Aaatlmony In a closed courtroom sine© June 11. The Three ftanford boya have been complaint charges tho defendant* / wtlh using the conferenoo to eli­ backed by local civic chibs to par­ minate competition among them- ticipate at Tallahasace. August 2i 2ft selves on mortgage loan* of more to 31 In the American Legion w ik .d ftlAAA/1 «*• HMivaHtaa Irwnt. sponsored Boy* atat© progmm. it was announced lost evening at the meeting of Oimpbetl Loosing Post, M The three boya selected are: HImnn Dtngfelder. of the Key Chib who Is backed by Klwanti; Hurion Babcock, backed by fUAary and John 8 . Bnuntey. backed by lt>« Lions Traveling expenses wilt be paid by th© Legion, and expenses at Tkllahaasee will be paid by the civic club*. Du© to the fact that some Legion posts have not filled their quotas, another boy from Bcmlnole County may be sent to the mythical Boy's •PB4DBNC*. Mo, Aug. « State, according to Post Adjutant I ■maident Truman voted today, Joel fl. Field. ’ J. B. Odham reported that tho i zohaourt primary election* 30k atong his H-year-old Legion boya' baseball team had enjoyed a successful season and that th© * " ’ • * - — ------ • - M en ’, . li.i!lntk,t’iI Molotov 1st lU m m *—re* we .1" nut be.u ,i I h»HI •ii lIn* United Shite Jtnller jmionl bill) ill saying that the Unitml Slnlr, >niglii I.. • ' il • lr""|H •■ill tif I lulu. I m il- ." Two crew members- o souinaii from Cuorgla and a ines.imui from Jacksonville— are still iiii«»ing, alnng with a dock m nlrlimn'i. The original roster, along with the clothing and belonging " f lb.1 crew, was lost In the flam. an.I explosions which ewvpi i *..• pain ally filled gasnline tank, i laft* yeateniay. Smaller espluion. were imported last night a, Ihe fire still smoldered. Hope that tha Ihrer mis.tnir men • might not have porisfion with the ship come* from Lieut. Comdr. Stanley J. Haiku, first engineer. Ifalkm wee the laat man to leawi the burning vrstel. and he say* he mad* n srarrh of quarter* before taping overbear I and w*" unable to find any of Ihu ciaw aboard. Today, tanker has partially ,. the. .............. ■iiIII mI in in ftth© ii* lift settled 8L Johns l(ivf .. r. ns _ aalvage ersw* study the grim link of disposing o f (hc'bla*trd ship. am* determined to . U k« In each hf th© eight league cltle# and said he had m eirod assurano© that urapfr©* would, receive ade­ quate pollen protection. i • • I ** I.................. .. 'b ln . »*i" Drastic Changes In Hus Travel Arc Kxpcdcd Shortly bring the fIKilr<-ln-ii•| I" i'i .rnniplainle of nrgru w.uk.-i i thn nmnagenioiit. Meanwhile, CIO nffirial- im mrdialcly asknl Miami pnl.r. in give the negro police plot. >'mn. They arc al*o tenor led I*, have wire.1 the Fill asking for an “ I"' msoliate Investigation of Ho KUn lerror." T in d n lc A cq u itted In C ircu it C ourt F arm Bureau D in n er I h Slated T o n ig h t Arthur L. Timlale, fornv-r S»n- able I if * on frr- ...................................... litrtilenls dared:—‘Thn alttulinn existing In the league, a© It reUtea to os•suit* on umpire*, la so deplor­ On Sunday and minute new* rtnl will be shown at th© Rita Thestru showing th© r©C*nt underwater stoml© bomb­ ing test In tlw sooth Pacific. i* - *m| posim p i- -ant that Ihe >" I.m. i thru- were nl.l helping 'be tin.* t m.ii tiny; I bni I N '. «•'> many man. Daughter Vote In Miwiouri * " • * » 1*,r nl in ilie ir ri I *i >• i rail l i t , , V r T " , « ' Z l ' u Vw ,- hm B y ! » h . i . - n.c j..». «.u i. ii..n PKIPING, Aug. ft—l/V>— A fact­ finding team appointed by General Marshall has begun Ha Investi­ gation of the clash Isrtwccn Uni­ ted States Marine* and Chinrso Communists on July 29. Four Marinos and at Irast 12 Chinrso Tho fact-finding team i* headcd by Coj. Michael Davis o f San Anlnivio, Tex. It tmgnn its in­ quiry by questioning Anuwirnu Army officers who were pas­ sengers In the Marine convoy invidve.1 in tho battle. Some Marines from tie convoy are expected to return to Peiping tomorrow for ■IPrationing. Within three day*, the fact­ finding team ia expected to go to the togionxl Communist head­ quarters, to get the other side of the story. Tho Communists are critical of that riolay, but Ameri­ can officers point out that they will have to get a guarantee of safe conduct before tjiey enter tho Comeiunlst aioa. There is very little hope that they will locale the commander of the Com­ munist unit that fought the Marines. . •f.H'. -M-hangr by •■'.•rdav’s charges «t lln- Americans fonl patrolman, was today ar-jultted by a Jury of a rhsrgr i t withholding support since June 10 from his wife, Mrs. Lulu Tindate. Mr. Tlndala was rrprrten(ed by G. W. h’pencer, atli>ni«y. Tha B ute was i>,’pre»ejilrd by Assistant Stale Attorney Gcorgg DeCottr*. Judge M. B. Kmih prosWe.1, ■ Yestenlay Ernest Robinson » m faund guljty of forgery. J o h n i« B. Austin, Aegm, wag found guillT of breaking and entering with In­ tent to commit a felony. Set for trial Oil# afternoon wag the case o f Julius Whitkiy, negro. The Seminole County Farm Bureau will meet tonight at 7:.t0 P. M. at the Parish Houm for a farewell party for J, K. Wathcn of the American Fruit Growers who expect# to leans in the near futur* fqr FL Pi ere*. A program o f entertainment will be pi*?»elted by Barry Kudell. Harry Wester and WUIard Con. nelly and aeveral pupil* or tho Cogburn School of. dancing will l II It'A tilt, A tig '■ »«’• "b ill a dl yoll have in ihe wu> "f Ion 11niel in Ihe fnliii*1* If Ihe idea of I li v 11k* Swim Cae*nr of l hirngti prevail, there'll be dl.idicftThanges in ihe mode of highwny •travel III Ihe future and all f» r the Im-II.*?. I ’nrinr lia* In-ell .lev.'loping big­ ger and ladler bn e- f->r lbe pa*l two drcaikr*. Now. he ,**•■»; many iiii|ir»vriii'a,d4 are on the way for Dnitintfcd U .S . Ship t.idny** version of . Hie covered . Is S till Stcamirnc wagon. F'or invlance, I'aesar foirw et, U nder O w n P o w e r .'»r-pn vienger ISIres. I 'g larnl rrilier* willi upjirt nod lower LONDON, Aug. ft— f/t’r II*' deek». a built-in Invilofy and a r.ilivlon damage.1 merchant .hq. glasrrrl obrwrvatirvi compartment Anirriran Farmer is (teaming i" in frnnt. war*l Falmouth England, nt ««t“ .'*i And ill Hie way of service. *;aeciglit kinds and is rxprctcl l‘> arrive them about 4:00 I*. M. rar r.ays that helicopters wilt lie serving amnll town, and rltivs o ff Eastern Daylight Time, Inmtiiinw. or shout 8:00. F. M., Ilritiah lime. Ihe ivgitlnr air line routes nnd The wheat-laden vessel win the helicopters will be able to taken In tow by n British ship as ai range their schrdur* to fit those n prim o f salvage, lint thn crew of tfv highway buses. I iirsur nlso exprcL( buses of thn American Hanger, a eider ship nf the Farmer, tnmrdcd Ihe • quippeii with two way vessel and started her moving telephone to pt’ im il drii 1driver amt drlver-to-alntlon under hnr own power. Meanwhile, there have !><vn muniration. unconfirmed rumor* that British . For the passengers, Caesi authorities' might order Imth of l«>cts radio sets for rscti the American ship* t'-d up on *n that passenger, may rrsching Falmouth until the ssl- wliatever radio program the without annoying 0/ disti vnge issue _l^ settled. their neighbor. McKF.E IS DISCHARGED ‘ — ------‘ Clarence Z McKee. Jr.. PO . Him 778, ha* been honorably dlscharred Ou# Schmah of . from the United States Nary. sr> jak© county land cording to Informs lion received *tU * range, has'today from th© Naval Pereonntl it Sorrento, Reparation Center, Jgohsonvllle. i l n i i i hfa »(*».©*,* j •« ; . . ■ C. I. 0 . Organizer Threatened With Lynching In Macon CHICAGO. Aue «) i.l’i—ITotesU liavr Iw il ms'le i.i Proaldent Tn»* linn Atwnuy iK it-w l Ttm» Clark .tutl Onrertior LUG Arnall ot ipvjrKla over Itic- ticatment *crim l'il a C lo orgsnljer tn Macon, thr CIO Mln«\ Mill and Hmelter Workers' Union said today that tta organiser. .Mikr Itrv-j. was Uireateneil wttli lynching If tie didn't leave tlrti *tntr ’Hie union statcii In Its wire lq the While IlmiM' Uml Oeotjta cltlicr unwlllliu <>r unable I© orro t t|g> crlminsb. and guaranue krai law enton-ejnent oftlclato aro Urn : afrljr of law-abiding Gtlasn*. (liner tuir Arnall woi. asked to guarantee -the safety ot lto»s and r.lftu sr iuntonUU. • t ,.rv I l fta * other Bain this morning halted • th© i«>cond gam© of the cm rent base­ ball eerie* between the East ©Id© ami .the West Sale hoys team*. Play wa* caBod In the top half of the fifth Inning with the Weet Slder* leading by a score of 4 fo I. . J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 05, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 05, 1946. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 05, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d0696c905b1461a6c62268f126e021fc.pdf 874d8242b624a2a43c39de3949993d92 PDF Text Text £ THE SANFOnn HERALD. HANFORD FLORIDA **/iGE EIGFIT THURSDAY, AUGUST I, 1946 Hundreds Of Profiteers Nabbed When Cost Of Living Climed To An All-Time fiigh 26-Years Ag ON J'JIY 29, In tAi.'cmbmirg palace at Faria a 21-nat on peace Conference will be called to order, and delegates from the Allied n a­ tion# will draft peace trestles w ith Italy. Hungary, llomanla. B ulgaria and Finland. The Hlg Four foreign minister* have been convening tn the luxurious palace, laying the groundwork for the atl-tm porlant peace parley. At Ihe right la an exterior view of the palace, while a t left below la tha grand atalrw sy up w b|rh deleg atra will pass to gain the great conference hall, Inwer right, where the form al algnlng will take place. ( In lern ttlo n tl) iui!- ria l I prices skyrocketed. The de pRltmetlt of jie lir r arreftt )-d mtijr »l nail ojH'fntnrk rind denier* nil chuiccs 01 ' gougine." The nwitrhm en* strik e aggravated the coal r lu r tjg e . Some MMcululors tx - I'su r liar flV 1 T f m -- - i 'vjjj Jl ■fe'> Tlul •••»i I PI lotion, cannot It gaily I l* col- plied With OPA eviction requielecteil nftej July 26, HO 1. The nients and then w rre given o ic "FviIWul )cb e\|t|g x fly "kiirte-r tirm Jm tucm ent‘In the local m in t that Fr h to l tent control super­ during the interim , may proceed sedes lia'ai ami slate law*. to - evict legally. ?, I was evicted in July, A 10.. | rented my apartm ent t>> new tenant now occupies the a te n a n t for the fir«| time on premises, thru I n«w regain pos­ July 16, How soon niu*l I tegi*session ? tcr the ap artm en t with OPA? • \o . Tenants who were ncluallv You will have .10 days after trvictul during the interim jierotl July 26, 104(1, in which to regis­ wpeit penalties for violations of ter p ro |irrty . OPA regulations did rPH apply, II. I fifst rented my njmrtcannot regain possession. N. Mv latidlord has given me rnent t i a tenant on luoe 16, an eviction notice hut has nor 10 HI. How long will I have to nrtified tlpA. t'an hr procee*! to re g istir w ith O PA ? You m ust tegiatei within IS e* let, no- ’ \ IBind lords on- now prohit>lted day* a fte r July 26, 19 -If! from proceeding with eviction landlord who first rented n actions without complying fir*l dwelling until during June lUlfi. with nil OPA reipnremcnla cover must register within 90 dat* ing evirt urns The rciiutrenienls ><f first renting, not c u n tin g the arc the sunn its llunc in effect number of days between July on June 90. 1940. Any incom­ I. 101C, and July 26. IP HI. inplete eviction pr reeding* con­ elusive. 12. I rented an -apartm ent on trary lo in. i rgolatintis may not now tie completed, t'onsult your July I, 194*1. and was rri|Uiied nearest OPA relit office for ah to give my Intidlonl n g triin lv vice. de|iosit of $106.00, f , this legal? 9. In July toe local rriurt S • ur landlord must return th ii i.-siied a judgment perm itting my ilt I—tfll to you within 90 lay* eviction but I have not Iwen nft.-r July 26. 191*1. Otherwise. Joit out. f a n I now tie evicted? 'h e i* in vinlntion ?.f OPA regtlNo. unless yro,i lamtl'-rd ritm- latioll: and s .ihjt-Ct to p-naltie-. ♦yoman Is*Found Jnconsciqus After Taking Capsules |( ,«iH||$«ur«| Pram DA$) take any enpsuhs. Mi. I lin jt said no. He adi*'il that after drinking Ihe ccffce, the woman a sk .'l wher • she might ftn>l u taxi, paid her bill, u irim l toward the ijoor anil fill (hit on tier face, Assis* lant F ire Chief i! T. Thomas, who nt the tin> was in the restaurant, tm isol the woman on ‘li’l * dp and found ll '.mi unC risciuu!. mol lirenlrong henrily. Mennwhil- Fireman li. M. Ilnrtiell (i.d<'|ihnned -h* polire and l r, ^iiaby who an " e l at the ho*]'Ini nt about ill.1 la io ' tiifiu as the polire eat bringing the woman. iJsc of a -loiuach pump •,vested. iirr“ >-t!im- to police »e* coni, th a | th ■ woman hail *v.al­ lowed nppm xlm aiid) npu and a n ilf eapsiile* of Ihe p>*-oi-. I j t e r n t the hospital she *er i> i -d rmi-eiott .uc ^ oil! told Vntrn|m.in Ilt-denlxi-'ch Ihnt. she lia<l ^-e-n drivitaf a-, uittniuobflt: wiitrh ha-l b-'en s'ntieit in th r • ' tty. dim war when fiatinl. sucli iitr-p- * i nr, r.-ud h o jl Mather’s August Clearance SALE! SATURDAY - AUGUST 3 WE’RE CLEARING 11 CtOTHES HAMPERS! BED SPREADS! Li ‘v cor - -T- S | And a (ataxy of other furniture U ln a “ each ona tops tn quality And thry’r* (oin g at lowest pride* Imaginable! |T S: 'T ‘ . - '/‘ • f ’ r > .* 'V i ALSO ELECTRIC TOASTERS AND 4-PIECE CANASTER SETS SANFORD HARDWARE CO M PANY 210 EAST FIRST STREET pro duct IS E S S E N T IA L T O C O N T IN U I N G SUCCESS tl* fuderat d v tt sarvire T- .*». / toiUnc-M whsre gov cm men! offic clerk* and typists were g and st:k leave of ll In addition. ' "And t believe tl of payrront adopt) gresa Is nrcuer." eaiHnqad by aaylnr that "I be­ lieve a majority of the men would raU*Sr have tb f cash bat in thf tong run most nf them will be better *ff with the bonds." Ik e "eere" of a katydid are hv rated In its -forelege. V; - 111=111 o f HOARDS bsc :: ■ ______ ‘ ^ " ;**‘ u a l it y IRONING City’s Ex-G. I.’s CcinmenlTodayOn Leave Pay Bill officers PIG UP VOUR OLDEST MATHER’S SALES TICKET! IT MAY BE VALUABLE! ASK A MATHER SALESPERSON DURING THIS SALE ____________ :-i ■--i .**?■ Q F A ilD E lX t hod cett :-:tvice llaw aii. t:;. . SEE FRIDAY’S SANFORD AERALD '*Tti4 T ? ' ./. m BBf l Lr "- V ex p ressed ilueciT lingm l Ovcralbi in FiiMlr Oltire The new*p*|K,in icportcd that 1boiled potiito- . 'judge of the Kansas Sunnime l’'i4U cfr(i Hunted llown (‘«urt joined th e o v rail brigade. ‘ Klyimt SquEiUmri" o f the It. A Mi..-mi it rain i'te r wore blue j r.rtnunl of Jm tirc hunteil juoflt ■ denim in bis puljilt, and the may- tc-rs nod lunnleia in varimir s« i -Icrt of Etnpftt i«,iK anr., i!i mtril limn* nf the country. The dep.irt i.rira la fur bis iintugurnlion. ment uiMiunred in. inlrisummer id -U» sllhy—l^ )» ...y i« u h - l iinn lwi - i J •irhoK vUiu Iill iu- IiTr fhri*refSfliif- made ond, lAl fu m fctlojir obtiiinci! n iirniddi ntifil lintiiliiMlion, was in the anti-profiteering drive. icpcrteil w tuliig an old r o il in The di p artm rn t also hel|K.d upon * iipathy wllli the campaign to ♦or n "Save money oa Meal" week ' e hue r.ntiling io*ta, in wldch It.OOi) New Volk Fit) Fronv HltrM t ralue num rls of butcher, were Vrported" ns cooper­ <1 a iloicn for m g s and of Hn iia tr ating. Iluycrs w ire urged Ift pass li. aicwifc (browing an "ovcr-rlp*-" up the higher priced yut* pf.lesd ijrg tbruugb u giiH iuy atom win­ |H»ik and la ml, am) , n shop for lee* dow. Testimony before n .Senate ejtjH n*ivc culm "C arry ymir- lunch" , n iim iltre laid of the tlm bling of r 'u ln w in- urptm lietl in an ifttenipt Chirngo rents r.vrrni!',it. Many te r- In force down lestuurani pi iris. A i.tudy made by th e New York a n t', deWarlng they were unable to pay tacrt-ii'ed rent, fought evif- City h m lth departm ent showed that • n A few -Stale* rnarteil law* to out of some 2,000 families, "iiffrr >ig n fair cio si-iiu tio n of the city," •ic v tn t- lent profiteering. The tenant;, of an iip artau n t ho nl. nit 10 jivircnt rn tifely driipjred •d m N-w fo rk ( itv wen* cn what m rnt from their diet: another 10 si V rullrd u “ hunger 'trik e " when p, reent elim inatrd egg*, utul IS •h; manager inerra.ed their h-iurd percent did" without milk. High prices were a hot Issue in • week. They said they had nr- n l'iiitfp t ^*<1 " f •*' n c l In lii' ie ■ijilio ril' l'l«t>IU*l'fi tln-lii" r <>f the 'Voepiiy-Vac* teitn H bnpit. riea have Jd*| ni-n. nletel yenr-long prnlert of r*-^ I’ealgidnu the luirner. Thev niadx five rhnDgc.s, iilteriUU th e fuel ill•like no I method of nilximr *ir. :>■ ihaT 'lR e No. a furl, which »l > M i m *m heat u n it' per gallon than the premium grades, ran iii.vr lie used. $ Milinurd Frum l'»«r On** in bonds U the proper way lo haiolii d »nc ■ jiayn.Dnt ><l ...... . ’ .nisi ooo.cim |p cash w-»ild •' IliMli-lv inciuasc tlie inlintion.ii> trend in this country." G u l'tw * r crl-'i. II- also lut mated that hi his o(iiuion Prexident^ Trum ».i Au’ili* ol.ey the hill. --Ju lia n - HlenstMMW, R-mamlws **t lb - Herald sta ff, said that ho Iwlieved Hie measure wna approp­ riate sinro <ffitor* received leav-r la y . “ As fa r a* I’m personally •murrned," he dec|a:*el, "th e |>'iyo>-nt nf Ihe money in f lv e - y n non i-'Koltablo Is nil right v-dh me. 1 have n<> doubt th a t Mr. Truman will place his* signature m .1........ • George P tu d s. Army tw lrran. slated ih st he approved of the passing of th e bill Imt thought that It should hove 1*?n pnhl in .♦ash exactly ns l l I* paid to offilers. However. felt that b* would be satisfied if th method of payment of leavo money tig of fleers would he ehnnkod to conform w ith the plan to pay enlisted men. But he went on to say th a t h* thought that '■nutation would be enacted (hir­ ing the next, leaslan of congress dccr-rsing tha ltnirth of tim e ihe bond* would t<i norwn*t"tiabl*. Braxton L. Perkin*. J r., Navy veteran, declared “ Yea atrl Ths leave bill is okey. I i'»U xe that many men will probably, not be salitfied with the brnd altuatlon and Would rath e r have the cash. Howetur, I would ju st oa soon have tha bonda.” Perkin* added t h a t . ’I th in k the bill will lie signed by President Trum an." A fortnur Neval office- who asked th a t U s name not La re- Starts ■ \*> ■f." f»**Vu r r . '••■tv V|1F* T! s not-tvre oil h e r* -> t<»" I t„ 'o n rlre d t of th<>urand*! *'f Am*-r horiiet In i b ee-'" .'m e* |' e*l ll* llftluhlllll eucpiccie l i r r s “ efflcU n,, m l **e| u*t" ' .1 -1 '- l l oialir .1 if ■• * .. i t j i i r ’-Tiej In l<>«. cri * h'tllsi’ Clin Irnetl III. T li- eol-'vn* liMetier U the ca'k. inW in 1 -I ' '» 'i " fr«|uentl4. *..o.| w here ili-e - lr. no central *- it'dt* '1 ler- Ml lower inilisl ■r.t. enr “.i'll nicchanifsl m s e r *r -1 •*,» ' i-nne'-t. has beni •f f r ( I •* ef 1*-1 | it «siuM luini univ preniliiit* fiel instead 4 i i = i i . M . r v . ri ‘ Bt grew llic Democrat*' Version .’flic Democrats said the remedy jy. "in in< rca rd l production and • relentless pursuit nf th « i( who i-ke nrivaitlngt- of jHixtwnr cxmdltn tu nml ait' diiimn-itng mid rvreiving outrageous profits." Iltpuhiu «u Fnndidat*) llnnling ill m ini for th rift u* n cure for .iigh in lets, Democratic F»irdi>fcttr (.'<■» charged the l!eimblicsn-rutiin d ic t Oohttrer.i tn lh protecting j,it>niters. Many til her theories tvete mi­ ni need for the high cost of living. Keniitimlsts cited ir a i n ly of commnditicr., heavy l i g m o i uf f t I n r tl of fnotUluirs. im ieases ill w ' l -. anil drrr*>aae* In hour' of abnr. n uiulliplirity of strikm . I'c.itiling me! piofitrering its rea­ lms fur hroniini: pike*. Tile e t a i l cIIit I ‘e f Hie buyerr.' Irlhri: rrthnnt I* mensurnl stalls it ally. Hut they umi'ubtcdly hail ■milr infllli ore. Fend ami Wage* An index of fco I prices compiled iv the llu m ni of Ivilsir Slntlsllfs »hidl put 1913 food n u ts at KO Uteri I P2P juices at IfiS, In that !■ ■:■■- tr'Jm Vi ■I rsh llssr* Pot-Type Hesters Used In U. S. Have B een Streamlined tt'jii. i , i i . i r t nt m enaces td fifi tn HP) p ric n l but balked nt c i l i a dining l i n n i hliri;es. Iney baycntteij the l.otel dining room until the inaiio g .r i d ored tin- el l r a t”#. Higher Alimony, Too The I ausoa Suprem e Court afDtjnel u decision g ranting n di­ vorced wife an increase In alimony <m a rci uni of (he high cost of liv- ^| monthly rental of $46.0(1 u month, landlords who thatig*d (heir rental basi* contrary to the rent rrgolntioiu, such a* from a monthly o r weekly to ' a dally bg*ls during the Interim perm! In effect for the unit nil July 30, 194*1. 5, On July I, my landl"*d railed my rental from $ 30,0 ') to $16.00 a nioptlb I p ail $ 16 .0 ) for July. Fan I get a n»fund for the $16.00 dlffervoce'* laindlonts who charge' i mine than their ceiling rent.. f° r the interim period, when’ ‘penalties for violations of FPA controls Wwrr nreessard) suspended, nie not required by <>l'/\ t ' refund the amount collected ii cxcc«. of celling Mills for that nerinil fl. In July, my city i>n»»e*l . local nrdbm nrr perm ltt n- a 16 percent increase n rent. Must I centimie lo |iny this ir iit s e ? No. regardless of |w nl legls•tlon in effect lietwec luly I and July 26. 1946, rent in exee»s of the maximum permitted atufer the Fmtrral Act Oil regu- the prrxtdeTitlnl campaign j in r . licpubltrau an-t Ilemeernlic |.,i itfu im i contained "hign rc-'t ol iivm.r” plank*. The Republicans aid the prime c.u::.- wa« U ‘'SO per ed it ih p n I’lnUiill In the liurrhiuutK (ow er uf llic dollur due lo*» i n ' ) expaudon of currency and n-J.-t" i»y the Wilson udmmstra- �CD • . 5 • • » f - TIIE WEATHER In Unity There Is Strength— To Protect the P ra te of the World; Pnrlly cloudy through Saturday. Scattered afternoon and evening 1liundi'rslio xvwrs. W a n te d To Promole the Progress of Arteries; To Produce Prosperity for Oanfard. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVll .Chinese Warn U. S. Of More -Red Outbreaks Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, Session |79th C<mgress^_ Is Winding Up Final Session . ...iPEIPINU, A u k . 2 (/ty— SEATED IN T ill' CIIAPKI. of Cook County juili ('M ingo, William 11file'll*, l7-yo:iti'lik .college -luilent ivhu till. bee,. iiuliitill 'or 1tUI.|yr, I* comfoilml lij hi* grief ntiickcn pan-lit,#. Ileiieii* * •e p o rltiljo have fn|,| Jhcm die details i>f Imw hr *lea- iiu lo Kiuanne begunn, ex-WnVr I'rtinre* Brown, and Mrs. Jo*e|)hine Hu#*, I Inlernntioual S.mndpln.l", ‘Had’ Shells That Killed Yanks FarmBureauPlans Farewell Dinner . For J. E. Wathen j The Seminole Count? Fsrrn llur"V mu '••ill g(w a farewell dinner next Tuesday tu t ing at 7:3o ocbv.k 161 the CpL'CoiMl P arrtih Hour? to J. E ClVdi Wathen. secretary of the bureau. It was announced to­ day by M L Cullum, pre-ltlenl A program of nitutc and enter­ tainm ent fo.- the dinner li being arranged and all member. of the F irm Bureau »re urged to be prvsrn t. Mf. Cullum Mid. Mr. Wathen. who during the war period has handled three ex* rcutive functions of management of Ute local office of American Fruit draw ers Inc. expects to be transferred to Fort Fierce during tlie U tter auinmrr or early tall where he will aasume the duties of traffic manager lor south PI ,rtda. tic has been connected with the company here for about 20 years amt lives with his family at 819 Palmetto Avenue. • MEMBER- OK A MO UTAH SQUAD la shown behind the line* In France, July, IP it, manning a ‘‘tiood pun" -the t,» mortal prohired b-g 'h e Arms'* ihsniuai_,AVarf*rc -Sir?toe primarily to file ‘fns uml .ira kr ahidl*. This m u rlii tneil shells,* furcgrmitul. of die type produced by Ihe Garsiom nnhiilk”'* rnndlinr and o lh 'i . ■"«(* ante*. Mnj tjei Aldrn II Waitt told the War Investigating ' « n mitten I hat many *nhlier* had been killed in firing defer, h . 1.2 motor shell*. * I International Soumlplndoi ■ o d j^ o m in & tio o ]. OfGeneTalmadge IT* e rllitc d 'tltarkk puhlicy for p a re tip a tin g hi the decision of n c a n in which one party * m repr*a«nt«d by Black's former la v partner. Creslikmt Trumnn aaln yeatenlay th a t he exi».*ctcd Jackson to resume hi* court dalle*. When Jeckion arrived tnm day, he told newsmen th a t the w only subject he ivot/bl diicusa la N uernberg, where he aerved as U nited' Slate* pho»eenl«r at U so.N aii w ar Crimea trial. *Siiit-4s Filtfd .T oday In Federal Court liy Georgia Citizens i Mltl’SSWICK, tlii Arif" '2—OCi In ,, t r o t Km tltif rti' Imvc* fill* '• | *»uit in mi in bleek the lunniitalluii of Kugt’iit* Tahnady j fur hi f«tirth ivriH wn guutriMW' Tlit* it*, t i**n ivim fiknl In F cd in il D ^ tiiit <*mnt today mi (ichnlf »d Mi *. llntuTt i.i*t*-'I’ii rtimn of Fill ton CmiMtv mill Ciillni t»osn*lt iif Dr Knlh <'«iiiit!\ 1hr nit rMii1«*)iit<4 t Ini | the ! LVoqrui pi Millliv ItlW " i l l l f H c t * i v%Hfi 1In S nil .11.niril IIH'I | Cl *1-1 1duf n»ii Tl»L nini' inti j %ldr- ■|ililt Hit <htmlt mak* 114k4\ St 1, «h «»■! (*ftefs itwlil lit*. ptljflJfM . tllltli-l (*•In nl 11|AA 1lit' ««iit a>k ; tlint 't.l W iifltl l II lie pariv | offu 111' It*' i'llij-tillI’ll fit mi r? tt fym.- the lutmii » **> m th r ir-Cfill [irimtti i Tnliuiulk'r n. u thr pi unary -lame* \ i.o m tih h I ImhuuiMp of (JrurifM . loiiniy mitt nyMem whuh Aurk.t somewhat thi* same . as tin- r Iin,*Ihi ill rntlrjiv CurttiMin 4 rl artunllv tfrt im»i«* popular VOt*F i than T4t1111iitj^i* In tiVutttia. who ! ever wins th r lh*mon«tir nomi nation wins th r rk*ctinn. P»i*son R em o v ^ d To Countv Jail The woman who prior to u i Iviilfi to take her life in a d ■' i town restau ran t jo - i rday m*. mg. left n poatcaid messogt .• llu effect th a t she contemida . I taking Iwr own life and aigitnl r Sharon Power*, war todav tr.i n'wi from 1 1' i nit Id l .n u r 1 a ^^l•alor^Bl Hospital to |li«- < • v WASHINGTON. Auir 2. - 1* lull after site had bi*-n prole. tltu rn e ) Gvnrral Turn < lark ed »lit of tlangp, f,o ait tie » ft * (in* "rderrtl an in .r-itx ir-t ic .r I tori "f poison flipside- wEin It i. .w ullnurd lant night'* rlivtirm iu ii |> m a I AI hen*. T rnn. \< Ira* I The woman «a* n'|«ited in n *t* men w rrr **rluu*l) ~numl■ Wen in ihe Dele Wale Slat M, . I rd in Ihr b a lllt. Thr Juolirr Hospital, also in three ulliri I; * D rpartm rnl anouunrnl I it nl a for mental tn.'utment, » | that CiArk ha* ord*rnt *n in* had prvrlntnitV' niiide siikbfr-' trallg aliu n to delerm lnr -h rlh - >tempt*. r r federal law* w rrr liidatnl. It was also levealed llial llu' ATHENS, Tcnn„ Aug 2 t d l - | woman wa* not a registered mo e Thr ntrct'1* of AI hen* mv li-mg ( In spilu of the pin she wa. \i I'atridlrd by united n l u r n . fel­ <ng w hich, she had et'idi > low ing an el'ictlon night gun !>at either stuleo or found Sheriff Black ,,f Ornnre . ■ v John llrumley, J r.. upon n - j ,lr whleh commendation of Principal Her- j « “ » restored when about Mi .Irp advised local police I lull ih mao E. Morris of Seminole High i "Ii**«l officer. » u rio n d 'i,.| tlmm man [tail hren piclu>d up In \\ Park police oil s ceniplumt t - <• School nod of u I.inn* Club ,-orn helve* to n crowd of Miomore mittee of which Jo*eph Mci»ch which had •torintd thv ton i " » ' *! tiiat she hftil threatened and had liren taken to (h- tit. i* chairman, ora* tollay an- j McMinn County jail. riouneed q« selected ta . represent , M hen ihe smoke o f l*»tlit* Fluar* i county jail in Orlando when* the Lion* of Sanford at the oil it wn* found th a t *ix m o had stayed from Mumlay until M l American Lag ion »poii*o»vd llnv* Iwen wuumlcd aerioiisly nod 12 nesilay night and when releii" I. S tate at TalJaW«»»ve during tlie o tlu ra w cie hurl. An oarlior said rhe was going In Minim It rl of the month. atatem ent that Iwo had i>eon was reporled 1lust she wo* "'■* r* of the Liana a t their killed inside the jell now ject i**aidto fainting spells, meting Unlay approved the choice. to be false. The Information had It w«i pointed out by Mr. Meiach licon supplied through n n.d phone Unit llrumley I* an earn cit, in call fro m inside the jail. du*lriou* youth who haa June The besieger* of the jail wete well a t school and in Future supporter* of a Id-perllsan all-GI Farm er project*. The Lion* will ticket which had campaigned aFriend* here t)f Mrs. Hoy Peapay hi* capenaei a t the wpek's galnat th e Incumbent Ornmcratic n elt of Oawejtn, N. V., a former meeting and the Legion will pro- organltation in McMinn County. nraldent of Banfonl,' will r e g i't v|Ua for hi* tranaportation. It Deputies of the organization hail, to learn c f her death which w earwa* announced th a t Edw ard Mar­ taken two allot lioxr* Into the red last nig h t a t her home m shall, Junior High School in- building to count th e vote*. Tlw Dswcga, following a long Hlnn-T alructor a f^ former member “f bote* had tuen removed from n Mr. and Mr*. Bennelt lived in [toy* State, wilt attend a* a pilling booth a fte r two G! ele­ Sanford for a nundi.tr of ye»r* councillor. ction observers crashed through Following, a drctslnn of club a window and claimed that there while Mr. Ilennett was engng I director*, it wa* announced th a t waa fraud in th e vote counting. a* a celery broker. They hail U'fn the club will meet a t 12:1B The tw o w ere menaced, assertrdly In Oawega fo r lhii>» year*. Funer­ P. M. instead of 1:00 P. M. on by D eputy Sheriff Windy Wise, al arrangem ent* have not yet lieeu announced. Friday*. Jamea Rowand Jr., aervIC O IIssM Oa Vs i t F a sti ing a* aaaU tant tall tw itter, had a buay time levying 10 cvnt fine* and waa then hlmaelf fined aa they only man present wearing a necktie. John Meiach conducted a brief quia concerning the Lion* International and doe to the fact a pteM ure cruiser, If you th a t he had to am w er moat of you can Hitler'* car. ..buy _____Adolph . By ASSOCIATED PRESS the quea ton* hlmaelf It- w ai an ­ luxury yaehL th e GrtlkJ. The M o tt' American* have been ad nounced by King Lion Henry British A dmiralty, la offering it W itte th a t there would b* a big for sale, said th a t 14 ha* a large viaed on one ocea*lon or annihrr quit on the eubjeet next month. number o f cabins and conference to w rite to th eir eongT**»man •bout e certain bill or a political and dining rooms, problem. The theory behind such - • * During the w an th e yacM * * 1 letter* t«, o f courie. th a t the ONE IIXED IN converted to a mine leyer, end congressman wit be influenced li ih' WA6HIN0T0H AUg. 3 m ~ later became a . commerce raider. the opinion* of the people b*c On* peroon U aald to have been The ta et .p h ase o f h»r cerodr home. It goes w ithout saying kitted and an pndetenanled num­ under Germen rule we* e* an th a t such ' correspondence is cm ber Injured-In a-tou* accident on operational b a it ih tp td r U-boat*. tiroly w ithin the law. the Memorial Bridge over the But some observers In Wa»h NAMED K Q IT0R8 Potomac-itlter ehorUj bclore »:00 Ington today want" to know exP reafdcnt Jack R a tif in of the A. M. M K T . P in t leport* **ld aetly when th e attem pt to in­ the bu* em b ed through a guard Seminole County Junior Chamber fluence a law-m aker become* II* rail and Unded a t an legal. T his may teem Ilk* • a w t p f Ihe N nr. a n amhutenM relher_aeadem lc point to moat of speeding to th a CTtlh th a t anybody.' wiecked a block* away. T hen Armed1Citizens Patrol Tennessee City After Election Gun Lions To Send I Brumley Youth To Boys State • v -------------------------------- Masked Bandits Nab 2 + Payroll in Holdup BOSTON, August a UP)—Three , .masked men hare E scaped with a ' $39,000 payroll In a holdup In one of th e buile.lt sections of South Boston Two of them entered the office of the Oold Bcal Corp. a shoe manufacturing concern, and took the money while the third ttood guard at the door. Ttw factory la located aoroa th e street from th e (Roadway Station of tha Boston elevated railway# N M IO BUSPECT ARRESTED . MINED LA. N. r , A ug.'3 W V P utJ« have made an arre*t In the Logan murder caM. A »*year*old jw gro butler-chauffeur haa teen eeiaed aa the ausnected killer of • Mra. M arjorie Church on July 34. T he atupect . aUo la aceuaed of the ahootlng of Mra. Locan'a 30* year-old dau-hter. HU arreat waa . announced h r Ihe Chief of Naaaau , County deteettrea. Oapt muyveeant “ -m an aa K MiHibail i^ iiit * n«yit « vfl,'. 11.1 j. rjitf. V c . ii sr-it »ite|«i , h, f" t IL !! 1 V4lie ii* 1-li-YPii l*f*t duel - hen th. ,T r i v Hunt H>kf 1 hit*i i tlllltji-ii Vtlf b il* Oil (I'J' It \ 'Mint .llrtl 4%'hrtl t fit-it t fir - -ii., " ff the 1. 1|iy >"*■• i h ll mil (• i s »ii» h . ,hl 4..ill. III. fH-itlllt left • 1 ‘ •ill Ull 1• ! 1 * 1 . V hi l 1Ml !+* i t*ii|<||’, 1III. URe* | 1,1*’ 'i’sf f 1»'1l4’h 74 Vi Iflll|*»w nf th.r Cit G fit' ‘It'll *•iM11i llfH ill Ak1III h h v vu*tr» i1Nlliltf *1 If »31Tl$. iL s T S S ta f Wi(lidrow Request; CannHiitn to -Speak I’AUis, Auk. i.i/rt — T lii 'ii ' n a n a > lm r |) il b i p u l e tmla.v in. tlit* I’ari.'i I'o u e g (V Slifi'iT inttf H u l l 's : C o rn n i i t t i v in i’i'tiiiK Mil l- \vlit‘th t* r l ,..la n .i -h o ttlsi l>t‘ alluw tM t tu -it in ju d g im 'i it o v e r w \s 'iiiv i;T f v v : ‘ \n,* .* 1*1 ilm iv r a r y . H ntauH * tlc c ln r v il 1ill «*Mil » I»ll,'l!"ix 1 UllllilllK tiia t >iiu f nit,* iu n l I moil* ill" U p I t - n o i l . . | M , | h * P • * « I O » F t « » - v a iliil am t u c iJ ip u 'il liy Ykrttil final .oljoiu itm riit. t h i * I I i i t i K n i mn t i ‘t u , | i « l i u h t i n i f i i l u n k * llo iM r i!rra.t\ let v t «t t»* m l -« i4 ** *h v - I n o il it it B j o 1.11 n t i m| .1 v * i * I I t t l a * K r I i l l l ii* l i ; l » I hr *■*till in ili'itlitiK with 1ll"l 1I I I'M’ ***1 Vil j tiim Htiivi-Wi, a 111*,! .1.11,11,0 lluni;;ity‘t |H*nrr U nity. I hi1 A i i - t i u l i n n ili'Irffnt** huw* i fiyht MVfi j Wiit|il I'lllll, I'M-. I’VIT. thltf Mm ‘•tsifi* of | |*l* III .4 1III* Ml, 1, llu a<- t„ vh,u mtnwKti^l ttially ItplWffll - th« | i%*||* in tuMi-nt il l!ti* !■>. Iwit M*imtrips titol that if- fSilmul j it:i %’ -c>#.(•*». itlluvk oil it *av it* I hi 1»raIy 1In* (‘‘lli 1'utijjfr». "ill T'l), wrrti F IH IIH C - 3f »" - 'T f 'ii’ i 11, 11 I t ' l l , file*'! t'-ail i! 1 .... .1!.-,! * I t i* u t r i! i . | u « E .t H li. it i im h> 1L, F m -li t >1 I ..'I , >t,n 1 i.-rt I 1 •i MaHi t. • Mill*.* > 1 I* * l» -I ’ l l \ w| • i l l I - iH tn l k' >c■n> 11 n * t l t'Mf I ’ *t ;* t i * I h i t * t d n t i r i j i nil* lip ' : * h ? -i>:*• , 11 t H *h " hr*-ii i i m p l i t 4*!* I’* 'h -i 1 t r f . 'i t f c t iiiridh t n .'t ' i »*‘ f r n r i t i v l.l r *1l|Ii— -1*hr aii»i L» , l l i r .r v *» i t f | i i f : 1 v- *T.n f ' ' i HyrnpA ilitl 5Is• y f.u Ui *»f l it‘‘ -.--it lie’ it'll * » , »I ' »•» I hr I'uliull II.M. . I*' ?|*l. .| ,*1S » >11•' i i " I 1111, '1 !i-i r n t • I i .‘t|tir^l. j I In !*•i ,-Lii i-i i- I' d' A,« 'll fk* fit’ll Vh’lth 11« | 1 I 1Ih* i V(*111PIli Jllj' ildikr pH ' Mk* ll : Iff*iMI 1111*11 tK|flWI nf t«I \\ 11'II »»rtt Mil fifth 1I!K 111h>\ i i| lh.il 1‘nluiifl hiiiI h ro n nt win w i t h tlunjcnry \ t i f t i n t ItiHtM * it- \ i « t l i n i n ' * m jtfiY M Iti'ti t it* ' f * i? t F a g iim * if th * * Emi'mlNt*! % ilt.ii |*i Int t 'dili'ipm p ^nrrl ln!, l ti«|i*y, lUrtri «ill 4‘nll it pm nil , * t,-n Ttiry *»ut i Ini i th i' i omul in it Ihiiit** MitlUU** Macivtjutj K,v«* li1** l.ltH'f F m i iiI iv*. (l k r t l / i t * K l» ^ |2 f t i \ | H V t * - i ! U l 1 IR f t a I 'm t p i n i , * i | i f f , F P tl€ i» i h it f i r * f,j iA |4l«« •* *1 - ll- - B -'isutU * jtay '■•'tin* nf hi, « I■*■g: tii’lh t* |!f,n n lut t Utfc fiVt'l ftl In fo | t- I hr Ml II* .miti hi"'- U T-.f*'*>1 |) m I I illivA util itftAtHil wiKiuf1iJT f hi* ftivri fhnAtf%»*MIh•’ |'tp*,m t im th r t!,V lifnkr with +!:. I ‘»1 ' f•*IIr |n*j|l't* Ht'it' t-s hirfori 4fn>|tih \ * iu .i f h 'It lliild S *l*»»g|«*-1I 1-S-M III UiMuKh ii mi nl .i! _ ' Mi Mi * , , . * ^ . **• I i h i it it it in •f i ! r t i* ' t - tm 3 -11 s;»i ............ ......... .. Allied Prosecutor U. S. Delay In Accepting Palestine - - -- --- Zoning Plan Stirs British Press Nuernherg Verdict On Sept. 2 Peterson -Speaks At 30th Reunion Oh Int’antrv Unit Pot, A )! unit f. i . Until l ■ Il.llll.l I l f huii I rnilttir if this Sr tut s I kii t |itIi tO|£ Couuril Chairman \ n t't f " i J a n ir A * G . - ii" *m m Js|t* t VI'..-., ti ll! \ 'l Id*' S int "d ^ i . a o ont,Mi ■ tl............ lif t t" U-'Vllt 11i’ I, I I l<*lit,ii i . l r i ,i, , tipi tit*. .if 1,,. M. > Vr t n a m i .ink mi: Nun * i ' llitti-l. ,|i|i|,\|.< | Pnlestioi' zt.i 1 - i " iiimiiU *uy . ' hut V- - 1- lalii-n -( i in s.stik K tsi th r i I in t'.i - I n red dp ii bit id i. .»• Hr I. ! link Mn i l . "i 1Eii'ii cast*- i I-. ni-i1 ♦i, i-tnt-iil in llu. i.iii]d"i< I'll* hy ‘'•■p’l 2 Hr -uggr-l *1 "i I Vd I ■ l(i i ’iiii*orvutliij Dully Mud Sufiiibcrg triu L miuli, In' ••nilcil firxi Sumtu> VICE- PRES 11) ENT nf llu Brookling* Instil u lion. l.VUln C, Noutac (above) *a> iKimnlalcxl t»y Preuld en t Truman a* clialrntan ot the newly created Economic Advt*ory Council on TuinUlcd by tlie Pull Employment Act. (Intem atlonali il \|ilit.kr\ Tri. ; 1 any K M %n hijr iirnei'c Hlinti OX 'll ufi t'f ih. - ,»f ID yt’urji. S l a t * ; - I d ' i i v -n4 l u * r t o R t n p p I r * 11* * » » • * • t i m i i i r t M c t n ^ a i n (1 I'll Nnri If O't ft n *'| 4* * U rtlrr comm t l i tin p ir u r t il h u r ilu n liy n f i «ii It U iiH ’*u«, 1 .sf pan X 1 h*4A*" M *t*l of it iitir i n .......... u!t* in I In* rif w |iI.«m •he* Fim* itjf || in »| •A. ti im I „g 1*•«• •* • I I I M.t i. ii4*iul John \ he f il" t a«iiL 11nt it mi h IIn mn on (liH’i Im: l l u l - i j ' l i 111-.' > 1i*H> x»t , « hi'o.iish-l t h»* -i.m.J I hr re4 is ri»VMUI**t ItMr 4' -* F h'M Marshal \\ i!Ut-f*«« KI i?t'l | Im* h*u ill'* , Y..ik l». m11- * • ti|ip**ri fm In? niiitf *0.1 J mrftitti \ '•*, !i*» hi : Os', hi ......I 11ihutr of •‘.lit- 11t• to th r ITii 11«•*1 N‘n i...» • I It, *nw*‘ ii|*nof-i U-. rl t i iify Hi 'O IM|H I h i I ' iiy M a i l m I s ' i m v p x i » ,1 ■tv r-'io " l s' Iit *1. -(ill h t' hl'ttiK ,1 I "1M i - * M i U j r t l i ' i A l i n * o f F i n s 11 t*. ol T-s till* Mu os. IVt* S«, s 1111 , IlpviH in my K" o-Miiim. \% ■h, it ih -ssest to l «Ik m n th r |F i* piiMk f tih i N#*kk \ InfanI -i.ni*l \411Ii P iv u A-h! ! i \ in I ,i I\ f *I «*, n» u fif )l Ti umnis Ih-ui ftin, 1 Ltie i i; i*iu^; in F iunci’ lit* l.-.Mth*r* Ihiily 'IVti’g i ,tpn j with ih+* , it fit ,411*I w en (unity >aV•» p.nitiiu’iit tiMjk H'ritiUn iu>t«+t ii 1141111 t It** fitltk nf lltlljilf Oil f \Yi ton C tiuichill'* roiom cht! KnW*'* Uakery .1 PMm.tlo Ac til** 'Jfflff ,<( Al-hj IVlU’liil JuKll on I’(ilr.line yesterday. Tisj paper l J’*}’*1’ Flr>l cilnei [ixipcnrtl F H*ICyati, t1'iitntmaiuliiiiE tlw 27th Intel pi rl* Churchill's statem ent i Wrdnekdey. It had ben clu>d ) ( NVw Y«*iki Hivkimi. dcilating th a t Britain Is ready a mon11' ^ " ' ' " ‘ ""T llu forim’ilv 5trY'*»l its city pm* l» II,row .,ff the entire IVs-slim* , M,|n»llr* 'ITie Dixie Cream tXmgluull lmli*Mi « ffi* t*r in Jnui4”‘t*jwn. uml tmiden unless tlie Uniliil S t a l e . hop oil West First Street opps-lU* liite't pi act h'Oii liiiv t hci i* in puttWilt -liuie it. thr Holler Motor Hales I'ompam m i'h iii *vitli .\Fj *h i . Ihityar ilitl will leoprh on Balm das after Imv- Lynn L Van Ylnck, Hi* a Isa srirvii fur a limp as iw ri’lndy nf th® tuv been claasnl tor a month. TJie City Drug Company. o,wmt- Jnini'stiiun rhum hui nf f 'n m n itr^ . edtry J It Teague. ck s« l tiatai lit* ««ii»* Li Hahfohl in 11*27. The *tore will In Hie near lulurc tie occupied by Per khu-Hobson OCAI.A. Aug. 2—DV)—Korn*-' fornisr WotKlrufl-MIlcliell building Sheriff H. C. M. Thumim, reeentiv j M m , Wear who purchas' d Hie eonvieled <.f nm lpinetire in office i lM * h lrh H l* locoled Tlie varatrxl w a, sentenced thi* afternoon to j „ |, yvrkltu store will be taken one l<> -eiori years in the county over by the Touchton Drug Coni WASHINGTON. Aug. 2—1,Pi— jail. pally and will comtUule part ot President T rum an's veto of the It wa* the m axim um term po» Us rnodcmlml store with new- TiiY'lniul (hi Bill was upheld by llu' House today and thus the tilde under th e law in Ihe opinion equlpment. legislation is dead. The President of Circuit Ju d g e F. 11. Ilockci, sent Etack the btli t.» the law— wltu unnounood the iwntenre TO PREACH HERE m akers yesterday with the ilea fte r denying a motion for n new clerntion th a t the issue* involvisl trial. Attorney* for Thoma* im ­ Tho Rev. R. Z. (Buddy) Hogart should t e ibvlilnl by the Supreme mediately icrv ed notice of an a p ­ peal to the S ta b , Supreme Court. of Palatka will conduct Ixith the Court and not t.y Coo*res*. morning and evening worship The House vote to«lay fur over­ ■ i *ervlret Sunday at the Southiide riding (lies veto was 130 to 03, Baptist Church; nrcordiog to mi However, thi* was 17 ballots short ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL announcement today. The Rev. of the two-third# m ajority re­ NEW YORK, Aug. 2, fJlO—It A. C. Camp I* currently on vaca­ quired to p ass the mcasuixj over wa* dlsrlosell today th a t Gifford tion. th e .J'residentlal veto. Finchot, form er governor of 'P en ­ Th> bill would have given tho nsylvania, wka adm itted f<r Pre*. states a clear tltlu to certain byterinn H ospital last Motulav o il'rich land# stung the nation's MCKELLAK STILL LEADS for a checkup, lie wfll be 81 coasts. year* old A ug. 11. NASHVILLE. Tenn.. Aug. 2, (d1)—Unofficial return* from 1,026 CANADIAN HOLd IEX RESCUED N1AOKA PALLS. OnL. Auguet out of approxim ately 2,200 pre­ It EDS HANG M MEN cinct# In Thursday*# Tenne**ee 2 (,pi—A Canadian aoldler has been MOSCOW, AUg. 3. (A*)-The Ilu*- democratic prim ary gave for rescued a fte r he rurrowly minted »tan government newspaper liv es- United Slate* Senator: E- W. plunetng Into the roaring to m tit tie haa announced the hanging ol Carmack, 0 4 3 U ; K. 1). McKel- of tlie Ntagara Illver below the 11 men found guilty o{ treason. lar, 106.836; John R. Neal, falls. T he so idler. S taff 8 ft. MeJIxveaU* declared th a t ail of the 2,108; Herman H. Ross, 2,125. Ertc Howard L stham -leU 40 feet For Governor: 1,020 precinct* to a narrow ledge which «*v*d eccueed had -pleaded guilty to charge* of treason, aiding O n * eve Gordon Browning 103.221; lit in from plunging Into the tite r. . _lm McCord 184,380: Mrs. Leah He suffered a possible broken ankle endeVother Union Richardson ,1.684. t . ^ . minor tnjurie*. : *= > -i •" . I 11 \ | ii i S A,lv, ' l'i An.. N’ l ’ E H N M E It G ' Local Bakery Atrain Open for IliisincKK Mrs. Roy Bennett Dies In Oswe^a, N. V. B ritish P ut AdolfB Y acht on Sale Today mm Molotov Olieys Pro- <?ruu|> Feels Truinan tVIay Order Special Session of Itmlies # Jackson Declines Youngster Selected Fo Make Comment Because of School On Controversy And Farm Activities WASHINGTON, Aug J As*r>ciot* Justice Robert Jarkson retu ire d to Wu* hi rig ton teal ay from Germany, but he declined to a a y w hether he will resutr*.’ hi* f t dutlea on the Suprrm e C ourt. Jackaon ha* lieeu invidved in n rontro?er»y with Justice • lingo ^iw p n I"1* ■pi Australia Oppose Polish Tells Parents Of Three Murders Nationalist General Says Plan Under* way (o Force Amer­ ican W ithdrawal Two C h in e s e K ovem ovont o fflc in lH a s s e r t e d t o d a y t l i n t '• t h e U n ite d S t a t e s c u tild e x ­ p e c t f u r th e r o u tb re a k s b y C h in e s e C u m jm n iis t f o r c e s ttin iila r t o till* a m b u s h /tiK o f • f a n A m e r ic a n M a r i n e con* -* --t* o y a n d th p - T f C e n l K id n n p iiiK o f s e v e n l e a t h e r n e c k s . Three Murlnra wtsrti tsj lEJ ami 1C wounded In tin- ambush. Thi* i c v n kjdtiaf».‘d Mil m u ' H n r H-h'Utvd unharmed. . The former Chinese govern,or,,l com missioner nl Iruci' headquartors Lieutenant General Tsai Wen Tchin—rUiiiieit th a t by launch* ing ■ so-called onti-Amerii-on # campaign, llw Chinese ('onimuiil»t» hoped to forte a witlnli :iwnl m* the Marine corps from North China. \ Meanwhile, a high official of llm Clllliysc governm ent’* special polite ch arg 'd th a t I'nm iiiuiinl headquaitcm hail o itlrm i <l> fode* in luirtli Chinn In cla-h with Unit ml Stale,, force. I he ■fricial asserted th a t the order* were d n ilfn n l to e fe jti' incident# to hack up Communist iteniamlii for the withilrawt of nl! Amen can force* from Chinn. NO. 228 Associated Pretu leaned Wire FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 19-16 Convicted Sheriff Given 1 to 7 Years ObserversWantToKnowWhenAttempt To Influence Law Maker Is Illegal Some official*, however, maintain th a t the answer is not in' the back of tlie book and th a t the Supreme Court eventually may have to solve the problem. Intere*t- in the question hss come to the forefront because of a bill Just passed by Congress, The bill mtt^He* th a t anyonr who lobbies m ust register with Congress. A fter he has announced th a t is a (lobby 1st, be will be per­ iled to continue In ths rapeetty but with certain restric­ tions. He will be required, for instance. - tn keep a precis* ac­ count of ell money given to him fo r this purpose. If the lobbyist out 1 10 or more Vx any a, ho will be required to (Wall**** i w f s e * Kh i House Upholds Veto On Pid elan (I Measures �■ * l THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE TWO Violence Begete Violence The Sanford Herald FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1946 Disabled Veterans Week Is Slated In State Next Week KEEP IT A THREE-HANDED GAME! lU f a k lU k U la I t M f ( k l U k <4 d r t l f * t r » p l * a l u « 4a r mm4 * a a d a f a l *aafar<i. F la r M a I I I M aaaalla A t m * The irate housekeeper who threw u pound of butter In her grocer's face in Jnckamivillo th e other day prob­ ably did not realize that *<lie was yielding to the Mime •U lster IT. IW*. "I IS* ••"•I Of fir* tem ptation which prompted a G eorgia mob last week to VI Pm m tar*. • »-*»<*•. « • * * » •** *«•« lynch four potftocs, but the tendency to resort to violence if I n i r t H •! **■*-* **■ 1ST.____ is the same the world over and alw ays seems to follow H O I . I . A M I a. OKASI with increasing fury in the wake o f every w ar the world K4I I H oriiinoN i i k o i has ever known. W hether it is an attem pt to settle an argument with an employer by the quick and decisive method of the switch-blade, the determ ination to win a ball game by piling down out of th e stands and m utilnting th e umpire, or an effort to settle the Jewish problem for all time by dynam iting tin* Iiritish headquarters in Jerusalum, the motivating influence is all part an d parcel of the snmy psychological factors, the more or less savage instinct in­ herited from our aboriginal fathers to fight, to kill. Comes n great war, and this instinct hursts into full bloom. .Millions of men are trained to kill or be killed. Millions "f others are paid fabulous wnges to make every conceivable implement of hum an destruction. For weeks, months, years, those who rem ain nt home see the m n a k r * a l T k t highest honors conferred upon those who kill the most n a i r a Is *»»!■* I k , M»r f u r a r ­ men. And we learn th at that country suffers the least u m ■ a u ea lrara which is the niost skilled in the production of weapons r I M In n tlir paper mm4 and in their use on the figjd of battle. For the purpoiw of emphasising the Importance of making em­ ployment available to disabled veteran*, Fon* A. Hathaway, Tallahassee, Sate Director of the United State* Employment Sfrvice, acting in. cooperation with the S tate Veterans Employment Representative. R. E. MacDonald the week,of A ugust 5-0 a* “ Placenr:nt of the Disabled Veteran** week. “The magnitude of the problem ran be readily recognised.” stale-1 Mr. H athaway, "when we net# that a total of 3,294 disabled veterans, 5,100 of them being World W ar II veteran*, have mm'., application for work at Em­ ployment Service offices In the S tate office* in the S tate during the past a ll month*.” Job place­ ment* by tha Employment Service officera during thia *ame period for diaabled veteran* totaled#!,* ■aaiifkrA. t u t 1* . ai'retlfW-.wf trie e r e e lse r»- FRIDAY. A U fll trr I . «»•»_ UIBLR VERHK FOIC TODAY OUR CHILDREN U H K IMMENSE P L E A S U R E «kl MEASURELESS SORROW. WF. ARB COD'S xrillLDKLN AM* SHOULD TRY TO MAKE HIM PJtOUD OF US: The lx*r*l thy God will rejoice over ihc* with Joy,-^S5*plr. 3:17/ * Tha Parla Pence Conference aaama to be gelling off to *» good atari, but we hope th a t i» Senator Pepper expressed fears I n ' ■ Pennsylvania speech the other d«y that the Unltrll States la aligning Itself with the "reactionary forces of the world “ We m ust mu fnll Into** the e*r»r of thinking", hr declared ,,llmt our democracy is tin- »nlv nn< democracy." Despite the dilapidated i ,.,,,d| tion of the old jab.ppy •!>, -till get* around. Tin* 4 lor obi IVl rfeum "Industry n-pnrta Si. t*gasoline taxes in the fu»t •** month* of It* t *t amounted lo SIS, 405,000, or over S2.aiM.000 more than during the sainr per­ iod la st year. Imagine wtv»t gasoline taxes would amount to if new car* were as eosv l« buy C w gress has pn*»C«l unit ss-n* to t » President a fl,l2ft.0n*'.»00 f| r* Y j u * r h o s p ita l' rioiisttucllon R llliu t* . Under this bill the federal government contribute, 40 percent of the cost In the eonatructinn of hospitals in tho** states whose income. Is liel°w the national average. l-ocal emu munllies put up the real. It may be that Hanford will lie uMr to bolld n hospital under the term s uf thi* bill Tha housing ahurtage may l>e preventing many m am ag er-b til it la not m aterially offecting thr blrthr ate. In Canrfda Halifax, where a serious housing sboitsge exists, reports twice ns many illegitimate births in 1915 n, in 1030. And Canada ns a whole, including tho rural districts, find* th e . Illegitimacy rate up from 3 percent to C.lll percent. The lime is coming when more houses will havo to be found for young, coutdes, or for their jlb-giDown In T am pa there ure ten thousand person* on the unent ployment relief roll*. Many of them, tay* * USES official, are welder*. »hipfitter*. a irrraft enne mechanics, fighter pilot* and iiahanlier* for whom no »uch lob* are available. Not knowing how to do anything else, they are relucU nt to *U rt at the bot­ tom in some new profession. However, you can’t Uk# n flier and tnaka him vie# president of ju st because he 'Is an E T he'w artim e rom m ander of the rmy Service’ F o re * . Lieut, an tral Somervell, who aa * dooel before the w ar wa* in targe of erratebtng the surface ' Florida's cross ita ta canal, ay be tho subject of an in» ligation by a S m ite commit­ tee If Senator Magnuson of Wash. Ington ha* hie way. He says General Somervell "squandered proctKally 9300,000.000 of Amer­ ican money with supreme, arrogwnce on tho Alaskan highway and Canol OU project. W# do not often ajtree with Draw Pearson, but when wo lo ' wg /eel It U worthy of comment, speaking of tho peers conference in P eris, ha aaye. “ Thi* con­ ference in a sense highllghU the fo ci that a new trouble-maker, « nfW possible belligerent ha* take* the place of Germany and Japan and is using exactly th* safne iartlca. Just re Hitler coon tod cn y r a n c h tndsclilon when h i Invaded th* Rhineland, ao BUlln entailed on Allied war hW«>riae*a when he start*,) Iron,” and so forth. kfoaes. park New II veteran*. Al preivnt there are 4,270 di* abled veteran* aeeking employment throughsU nlted State* Ein. ployment Service office* In Flo| ri<|a. Special effort* wjU be made during the week of Aug. 5 to (place »< many of theae applicant* *• 4>oRtibk!. Mr. Hathaway atated I that three applirat'a ar» phy«ir»Ily | able to fill many job*, and in ail instance* should be a* aatiafactory employees as those not handicap.|*ed. I’hysicnl rapacities apprais­ al la made on each of the dis­ abled applicant* ao they referred rnly to Job* on which they will lie weR qualified nnd able to aimpet# with any - fully abla hodied worker. • • Studies have ahown th a t the disabled worker's absentee rale. u> well a* hij safety record and labor turnover rate, hr much lower than th a t of the normal worker. Local USES office* In the State wilt review the appticatiom of the disabled veterans in their file and employer* in the community will be contacted In an effort to Gertrude Stein Florida’s Gas Tax Receipts For Half Of *46 New Record J A C K S O N V I L L E . Aug. 2, "F lorida's irns tax collections in the first six month, of 1940 outstripped by $2,30*1.790.16 re ­ ceipts in the same Ptriod of 1041, our previous ircord reve­ nue year,” Glen P Wooodnrd, ,|l„ executive secretary ®f the F I m il l * Fell oleum Industrie* Committee, repotted today. "From January through June [of this year.’V h ^ ‘»tll, "our «even-cent gas tax produced the [completely unexpected am ount of $lK,4fi5.H3M.tr. as r* ntrasted wjth *10.159.01* in I t 'l l . D i« un­ expected beeau-e most official* were convinced thut gaa revenue, would not regain (he peak 1941 , level* until several years afte r Tough Luck, Toutitltl Facllillta Too Slight I the war. "In term* of poitw nr roads, Alcan Highway Clotad For la p e c ta d Traffic this resurgence in gas lax reveSpteial lo Central Press financ# our highway rnnatruetion program with no trouble. It isn't possible, as a m atter of fact, to spend all the money in the h ig h ­ way fund right now for new roads because the »U»te can't obtuln the necessary raw m ater ials and labor. Meanwhile, uf course, the revenues mount up in the highway fund. When labor and m aterials do |>*eom# -avail­ able again and eo*ta subside to wa can afford, ther# will *:--f P -T road is not open tq tourist travel In g cn tial |>«- abe level more than enoOfch road m em */ |C AT cause of the tack of faclmi*-* such a t filling eta- to build all the roads tha -people V I lions, repair shop* and eating and sleeping accom- of our state really n ew ." E f c r 'J B o l mbdatlona. Arnold eald. It I* expected th a t the route will l>e ready for Increasing tourist travel AITRKNT1CES nACK ^ ln *047NEWPORT NEWS, V A . - A P Alaska' Is an Ideal vacation land Only lack Tho Newport News A pprentice i of adequate transportation prevents It from b«h'C more fully explolte-1 From "a tourist viewSchool will return to the football point, the country offers every delight. war* next autum n with an eightJ. A. Krug The highway winds through forests and cuta game schedule. The school dropped through scenic mountain ranges lloth the United Intercollegiate football In 1943 be­ S lates and Canada have eel aside a strip of land on etch elds of Ute cause of the w ar. Tha roach is Frank M. Dobson, who haa been route fo r the control of ita development. tutoring grid machines fo r four The Alcan, as the road was then known, woe started in 1942 by decades. ■" Army engineers, who smashed ahead .with a pioneer road. They were followed by contractors of the Public floods Administration Evtr try ■ two-ima) Sunday Who widened and paved It with meat for tha U te breakfast? Maks tiny mast balls, Davor with Critics and skeptics said It couldn't be done. To build a road onion, salt, nutmeg and blend in through 'the wilderness of British Columbia, the Yukon and eoatorn bread crumbs softened In mi|k. Alaska was unthinkable. Rut they overlooked the ability and re­ Pry until brown. Add cream or sourcefulness of Army engineers and American and Canadian .con­ •jvaporated milk and simmer cortractors. At the Incredible rale Of eight ntllea per day, they built ered until gravy thicken*. an l.aoo-mlle double lane rout* across th« northwest wlldemeas. They threw up more than 200 Umber bridges, and placed some 6,000 culverts. Many of the larger bridgee have since been replaced by permanent steel structures. The Alaska highway starts at Dawson creek, British Columbia. It crosses Peace river, nearly 2,000 feet wide, passes through Fort 8t. John and Fort Nelson, the U tter an old trading pom. i At Tort Nelson the rood turns west, following river volleys. U crosses the Rockies at an elevation of 4,210 feet. This Is the hlxhaat point' on the highway. . 1 Continuing north, it enUrs Yukon territory at Watson Uke and reacke* Whltehorae. principal city of the Yukon. 8UU following river valleys, It crosses the Alaska border and winds on Into BU (SOMETIME.) Delta. ^ The highway ends here, although the traveler who U continuing SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS 109 N. Elm Ave. Phone 1011 ooone-pivm ouTH oou FLORIDA 1 • RUCKS STATF THEATRES u Milk is n first rate pepper-upper . . . get* rid of that mid-day letdown when vou're tired and \vorn_ out, by providing the kind of stam ina yog need. So get the daily m ilk-drinking habit now. Open* 12:48 P. M. Dally PRICKS: A dau. Children »c iK f e , mV" i s n i LAST TIMES FRIDAY I SUNDAY MONDAY Viait Our Modern Plant and Dairy at 20th & Summerlin \11 the Milk You W ant SATURDAY dNLY! DOUBLE FEATURE— PHONE 1061 or 2302 FOR ^REGULAR DELIVERY George* C. Harden, Owner & Mgr, MINNA LEE FEATURING VERY B day A M bitlU y to 1* That's what your papscnt car .needs while waiting for that new DODGE'or PLYMOUTH! It's poor business to let your car run down. You ■till must have safety while driving, nnd you Want to preserve the high­ est cash value of your enr ngalnst the time when you trade It In. That's what we mean by DOUBLE PROTECTION. Drive in and talk to our service experts. You'll lie money ahead in the end. A nice way to moke qutc'ifrn trn splnarh ta sty is to adit olive or peanut oil with tin re­ quired amount of boiling water, ('over and stonm until tender, then serve witK * good dash of nutmeg. " ____ York’s commissioner, DOUBLE PROTECTION dl4*.wUfil V«4 Iwdnk World.'Wkr afte r such wars th e instinct to resort to violence remains Athipg within us. Enmity, h atred,.prejudice flourish, nnd t(iterance and the spirit of compromise nil b u t vanish, jt is an evil (jay. And the evil ways pf life predominate, j Not only dpes. crim e increase-among udulbuiis well as juveniles, but buman chnraeter. am ong law-abiding citi­ zens sulfi'is. Common ordinary courtesy lags and the I. spirit <>l liohloRM* oblige bits the toboggan; Hut somcwliefc along tin* way* o f life men must realize that this is not the answer to our problems, or the..key t** the more abundant life. You cannot bullish [ poverty by lynch law, nor raise the American standard of living i»y mob violence. Strikes, civil strife nnd revolution do not produce automobiles, radios nnd washing ma­ chine-*. Wars, w hether fought in Europe o r on First , Street, provide n either the material blessings nor the spirit and character of a civilized community. * b - r t riulr Sit-In, w I k s . «lli*.| in Parts a fotv days ago. was mu- ut tin- must i riliz* *! ami must ridiculed of m e n ; American wliters. She had a staunch following for her lite ra n t-\|M*iiiue*it.s. bill those readers who understood "fiat -die was trying to do and enjoyed her writings.wen vi i i lew. In her way, site was a |ifoneep and an inventor in lh*' held of literature, but the results of her labor were too ir lenmved from current thought and usual writing techniques to exert an influence widely felt. Gertrude Stein ns a person was a warm, cordial woman who welcomed American soldiers to her home in tin- foothills of the French Alps, w here she moved from Paris w hen tlip w ar prevented her from returning to the Juitud States. The troops who visited h er there will re­ nt rnitor her friendliness and her enthusiasm for America, whether op n o t they o v e r open one of her strange bpuks. statin g th a t, employer* throughoat the S tate hove ahwn o com­ mendable and patriotic sp irit in their e f f o rts to give employment to the disabled.’ surfed i ment to tourist*, and pro lg rood* U- r*duclnS k lM deguat. bridge* Argon �f T — t-JL * . FRIDAY, AUGUbl 2 , 1946 U w i i i U *\ a*- —5P—' Social And Personal Activities SOCIETY EDITOR — Cecelia Truluck Personals k'Florid ^jLUsSIC NEWS from THE MUSIC liOX New albums rj'ceivrd Ibis week are: E llu l L ie u t r u n . . • I Richter •if Mitt hr* M rM 1 »hf w«*u «»f Mi aiii| Mr*. I l m r ) I Kt.hr. i ..f t h « e tty Mn» m i t r r i n l l im r *i ».» t*i n u tm ic r Mcl'l * *u. • h u u l ' . f .f — TELE. NO. 148 Elmore Cradick’s * Fiance Tells Plans Mi*. E m n c U K VI* I'lu-i - .»» nf S n c r r m e n t o . in tin* St. TI mhri** A p o s t le C'hurrh in Sun KtAtirincu u t t h K u t h e r J.»*«ph E. Kvnn**y i f ft r in t in ir . r T h e I n i*l« vknit* «r wit !#*! hi m ** suit u i t h tihi* L n...-*.»ni'w Her 1‘nifBKe w a s n h Iii I#* i iih i.l M iti . Ilra vn - M o u ii i- . ( Suit l ioi.c im u Social Calendai M ix C lara Cecelia Thompson, MONDAY J d r . nml Mr? W. F. Brunson nf daughter nf Mr. nni| Mrs. Marion The circles of the W.S.C.8. will F.iltvin Thompson of Aberdeen, tmrtiivlllp, S. C, hi" visiting ,-i meet at ,1:00 I*. M. at the homes M ix. whose engagement to John of ‘ this city for several ilnys. the following: Circle No. I. K.lmore Grailick; J r M »ijn of Mr. Mrs. I . I*. Ilaitnti. 1702 I'alk Mr. mnl Mr*. F m l Harrison *rst**4 Mrs. John E. (irudirk, Sr. Aveoue-, Circle No. 2. Mr*. C. F. aic spending two weeks visiting of this city wa« announced re Hiauuii. Heaver Head;. Circle No. frlehils in Aitiuitit mnl Jnckson- cently has now completed plan* 3, Mr*. It. M. \V. S turdivant, Oil for her wedding. vllle. • The ceremony ,will be Aug. Ill M yrtle Avenue; Circle No. 4, Edgar Mitchell: X04 Mngat 0:00 A. M. at St. Francis Mr*. Mr. nnil Mrs. It. I' Hutchison nolin Avenue; Circle N'». 5, Mr*. I)i Sales ('(lurch at Aberdeen kvft for p rin ts m Virginia where W. C. Dekle. We*t Fit si S tleet. they plun t o ^ i s l t frienils for with the Itev. Father Ambrose Tl'KN D A I Sudduth. O S .P . of St. Bernard Kcveial weeks. The Daughter* of W esley will Ahliey. Cullman, Ala. officiating. C. II. 7 3 W t' at the heme fe me of Mrs. M Miss Thompson's siste„i,r. , ill „ u ^ yo i n n . HI.I M an n a lls \Avenue at Mr. mnl Mrs. Cecil will Kdilyc Thompson will lie M r o t d f H:0„ ,, j | leave Sunilny for llnton Itnuge!* attendant . nml Mr. (Sradiek's nml New- O rl'a n s, La. where they rilommate at St. Iltonard Collect', ” The Friendship ta-agur of the plan l« visit ndatives. Also du r­ Khlriilgc C. Duck. Jr. will serve Congregational Church will meef at the Parish House at 3:00 I*. M. ing their two weeks' vacation as liest man. GntaB' Jp iwr" Lieut. Richter Weds California («irl \\n* t b r m a u l nf iu«i»»«r W illmm ! S ttit?y n f Smt ► m. f«r.* i««rvn| i d l*Mt m a n Ml-*. R u l i t c i is the gi elite|n a hi? hti*r .»f t h e l a t e l \ .li*n«t*n, w tin vaellt In Sac*rrtii«'t'in n uni u m *»nr r f 0 »» f* i «l •»- of flu* S m i o m e i i t n N n t u i a t (»i»- <'«>tii|»any Shi* u i i kT» ailu.it ».l from fh«* S a f r r w e n t o #rhnnl* mill l u i r r at* i t e n i l n l t h e S u n »i**tit.. i ‘iill»tf.» • w hi'ii* »ltr MtU a I n u I'hi l.uinl. |.i i unit tTiinn Amig.i |*le«|g» Limit, ltU*hli*i .tti«*iiilml 11• • i I 1 , | j . *->— ....•■ xZ Z Z T k'.T & 'ti received her Associate of Art* l»e|fee at Sncred Heart College. Cullman, Ala. . Mr. (jrndlck. w^* born in .Char­ leston, S. C. and came to SanfliVd, 20 years ago with his imients "to make his hmne. Hu attended the local *ch.>»U through the eighth tfrnde when |ir entered St. Ileriinrd School. Cullman, Ala. After com pleting prvp school t li n r In* i n trrril ih r St llrrnrtrrl rnlli*i.f«. \\)jich h<* is Jim* altrml* ! LE CID SUITE — Hoslon In if. lie &<rrvc«l with the U. S. Pop*. DEBUSSY MUSIC— Ruben-1'*«'•»»«• C"rPs Reserve for np |n ^ pruvim ntrly .10 month* nl which Ufj 13 months wa* spent in th<; # N G S OF THHE WEST— P acific’* T t/eater of Operations Glenn Miller, aboard the U. S. S. Virginia as h'j' i l . l a - — 1 |TeTi'Vi| r o r ITw^ k- Vul . M aX Tari-^frr i l e r n i t y . l i e 1* « vet r a n of the I'ncifie T h eatrn , f tt|> 'rntio'i, h a v i n g c o m p l e te d o n - - ion* a* : ipim lmri iMiml'aidii'r diiring l-i .j m o n t h s o f e e h i t n r - r t r i ( j • • ■( Ttri'' m tl |t 1*-WtinTaik'e ' hTa, MCTme^lii S a c r e m e n t o . " '.'7 ' - ■ . pitnU 14*1.1 !..*!.**• ^l»r* -A%ltl Y % • •I 4*»|tM Khm*<» itiirrii an \ « i \t p m f JS” i " Mr. and Mrs. W aldemar Diet Mr*. John tinoKek, .Si of Sunforil A tichs artncunc.' the lurrh of a 1 h u n h hi \ I h*h U'i , ii h> lti*v. Amhro**« daughter. C eraldinr. U.tii a t the Foronld l.aiighlon Meinotial IIb * I'ital July 31. Mr* D ietnrhs wu* the form er Julia lliggin*. BY •C K C K L IA nrr h.ii.l i.« •( Mi nml Mi MjiHiiii *nlf n . «|iai(»«-*i * A t i ' . h l i r i K p l u n - » m •*• i n , * i h t * i i i a l l in ,% f t* ilii J l . g l t l l , ••! - M * . . l i s t • th il - N uV > :vt. Ml.-A. Li.iiiei" J . R ic h te r , th e fut iir» r M rl'h frtu in Snrteiiu'iit.* « .il l wlio««* ni.n i t.iire i • I .i t l.ic u t. E i a l t n * 1 Klidltet »•! -Hi*' . i i t \ i f entl> m tile S U «-lImiuiu . Apo^tli t linn li in Salt Eriifi«i*r«» w i t h E a l h t ‘ 1 . li r e p l i E. K in o * ;/ o f f u i.itme* Mi Rn liter 1* thi* ilaiiirlitet of Mr*. Etafiri*. II. \ |r * I 'h a r riin ot S a r u m r i i t ^ l . l r n t . Rirhf«*r ! I « o n o f Mr. aiM Mi H enry E R u h t e t of thi* c it y . * ^ i 1 ...Jl i t u i 'l - Atoiiml th«* i **a% li \ l I'll i r\VAN. II II M i l l I AMS. II A liO l.D II A l l II Vlil.'A I.F F . '.tit MBS. J A M E S t K API'S, a , MILS. W. A ADAMS lli MIL and MBS tt I ItliliN I SON and fa mil) <*iii *hiT(’ (•• tin* Itearh for nnotlifi • .I • \ th ru It* .it .St. K imii * »“ l»*Siil,*w ‘ hlllth. T E R R ACE T A L K an aerial gunner. Mr (irndiek wears six battle star* mill the Presidential Unit Citation rildvon. th e wedding of Mi** ll-leii M u r­ wt ftl| ’••ffviawl th,* *J7 Mi*- i I n n t ‘et-elta Th,*o*i>*"ri, da K i Im III | 11 •111• -1•11 nf \lu*»«h't ii. Mu* h.u h in (iim n ill, • N A N i:\ KITTS. IIRIDE T il'. I I ( K . > \ EHIS MRS \\ \ MIL ...I MRS |i\\K JE lIin MIMlfMW New records include: phy to \V A. Knight li ENCHANTED FOREST by Cecil W ilso n o f New York C it y •fi> a vm at ton > FU \ N-K MF I S ' D 11* I S w a r to E h I \\’ E i: \ \ \u »n i« i Form er M Sgi i W alk ., Raymond Scott. >0.1 I... . I • in Allaiimnle f Miami ha* la-. II i lMl.li.yr.,1 by .Id ,oi. 1 MB an.I MU' I I! AN K V g l is | R Ii H \ I I •.I I ANDY’S BOOGIE by Char- i» vi.ltlngH r friends 11 MBS l u l l ' * • i ' l Is t h e fsstl-i ..f Mr* t h e S o n ,,.,..I.- I n , i ........... .. > |i- . - M M S t l l VA.-r F „ i M n - e t . . M f \RN |{ A I I 'l l - Ml i S p rin g* lie Barnett. III 'llPf | s J" I alinmt ♦..... I ■ v o 11 vi / ’c i j c T U C o w t v lli'l'n 'ind l.umh|oi*t of it,., city Walker plan. t . I . , i,,*,- i- •• •“ g • o "-titf.il , l iatluii tn *I TTUU o t n t I H t U m .T | --------,ltn{„ „,.vt Mrrk >k.,............. Uh( >v»c.,ti..r, I lung and p U y i n t f j 1 ' ’ 1' m ils i it) I.. k (•, t MBS I: I ' Mi** \ in*"i Hu f M r. and Mild Mr*. Mrm. E l m e r l.iin.l<|Uist l u i . i h p m t kar k e r f r v r a l uu i.th i h tthe h e *- ?, .1 An At. !*•».» ., . M :\N h wt:i l»r n CTRL by Bob C h (* » lc r . 1 Ml Klnter • . .( telll... fli"»i*it f t nut 1 1 1 i k l nil'll M Iit at y iuin»i * M A G I C_ G A R D E N S by Ray‘" " 1 l»l""» »" *1 ' " " ' 'hv D u n e Die....... I , ... lo * * ... ..si. *if ..I Aui:»i*'t A..... r at .1 i' «»roiiud*> .......... I.. ... . iL i i ,i>»|li . 1 ng 11 month month* mn l j i, ,,, t Li « A> n lemv lit- t«-*t u. i I >n mond Scott. I\ M I I I. and .1 ■ ' " 1 i .11111.111 In. . . Hern h. . founti > t till.Idle- . • I \ i K ;,>,•! 11 MMV t If ' 1 I t \ l alt" 1.41, >I. WOODMAN, SPARE THAT *>e|>teiiilier 2 I " l . l 'D W H. . . MBS I I \ |» tl \\ , 1 , 1* 111. \ I '■ n Mu 7th TREE by. Pbil Harris. d . tnlilieii P K iitiY , Alla n Fill* amt si*ler, Mr*. | Mr* M II ViM, >i ha* had g C I S T pi I t i l ,ll»l ...» I 1 m: , , I J A N K in BA 4 I t u n -B ay IN LOVE IN VAIN b y t«ou- Alartha Hayes, are vi.ttIjig tl v a* hei g u e st- »i In-i tmine mi i n• i itutniiitf n« i•*••*! b?4»» R anne Hogan. .11. M. G rim hall f.iniily in Charles ( i o l d e n L a k e h e l h m t h e r - i n - la w ^ t t * * " Vi’ ’ 7 l l I I I ! ' I t \ t t ' l i i ' l W i 1' ..........H I U N . M B I COT THE SUN IN THE'*"". S. r. and siste r. Ml ami M i* lle nr> I " •s *-' ' ‘ H HtAliD I . D N D t f l 1ST " I M IllfH .IV S . MB | Womlruff of Fl U u d r f l n l r ; her i " f 'i* •* >,t" ai , MORNING bv Artie Shaw. — — Mlf*t l l K R I t t 1.1 vtiisl * : f«»|«f it fl' < UPW Iflk ’ hu HP'V M ill , brother ami .i s t e r - i n - l n w , Mr 1 ii m*l fi-.iu -i i lu ng I PUT THE BLAME ON . Mr* «• ^ MAME :George (ioethe <>f Pnlntk,. **»ic ami Mrs. tieruge Stanlev ll o w n i l w h ich w <*j» l»oi fi *f vpi» | ilaymL^' I i-v or al 'l a y - * ■ t'fi j iitfu at lh*» liH’iil Im^pMul ' the gu ests of Mr*. A. J. Walker o f Miami In i sun-in ta** nod I hev , i>|it> l i t , ii Ml! . m l M B S A V I I I I W II V * <• ' l^HAT IS THIS THING thi* week. j d a u g h t e r . Mi anti Mi Li—let * a* .,,*1 g.*--l ' iS K S were ratlc it I" Live ■ i» if* ’ »' CALLED LOVE by Brtty ^ (ifo ig e - I Coral U tlilr*, hi r Jliu. a e e l iiieati.i- of Uie i h a t l i l:i . I II i \ S i t l i ' I * 1 Rhode*. Mr*. K. C ! Kcluvl* I* spendin g , m o th er. 4|r*. If. K. Ilo w a r,. |i r t . llllg t*V i-l l it I of hei g i a iid-f oi hei Wit. DEEP RIVER by Tommy a f e w d a y , w.ilh her so n -in -la w F t. I ju n le n la lp . tt ..In It. a- It •m i 'in s t;K "i« ;i " ' I IF.lt ** anil ila u g h l e r , M i. amt Mr*. | - ■ 1 i n . i n ... n o . 1 1 Dortey. M i il!l. \ \ hml a s ll» , gu e st ■ *’ ' ' * * it ■ ii I*. I.- I | -upper | *■ ' VVi-l **h •J M A HI NTS* h I I . I t li IN AM III *11 tl ........... CONCERTO FOR CLARIN­ H a r r y H a n s e n m P a m a »ill fl'1f *»• . _ _ , in— .1 .v evening I I I * • « '• , 1 ET by Artie Show. 1 ll» 4i ft «hap( 0 . W. A ustin lias purchased V, A b lll.N tilT JN . . Aug 3 I' M|;K L N N K 'I II VS M K i l t a "" the W. F. Brunson home a t 2471 J l i e Marine Corps to<lay ann nun . I V« -‘ i - *il-« Imw* 11 *• ItD llllY . . . MBS I S it I of the i ’alm ettu Avenue. Uu plans lu tile **', ruimc.y ** *~ . kttlrd M A T I I K 'V H o f Wayrro •. (in i i ivr I, ,.| • I • I I f ill) fillip* I a Utility Cases . . Marine* . .iml Uie 12 wounded tiy gu ll t ii r III And for the Hillbilly: move there lu the near future. I I t. 'A ;»» n i 'l 'l * II I • _*?. W0U_n<?*<!--t»>r « u n t l , r “ I v i - H m g her su n in lav* ......I Uu all China orru ru MAMA. I’M SICK i h « y v%i»rp m m i . . . i i —Tlie j . ,casualtlra i „n . rd '.. . . l a u g h e r M B . nml M BS. AI! >. in»|ts»»t».t i a i* , \, |. ,. th e SS A \ . I.W3 to {).!)."> Mr*. P. W . Kadfonl is visiting tail M oiulay 33 mile* a o th ra s i «»«I ' t , . f , ; B K C K W I T I I . J B . . 1 1 . ng* GUITAR POLKA " r !• H v m i s W H . K K S i ueviitl y I. I n o w 11, !• ti ll l i u c c C o r n e lld her brother-in-law and s i l l e r Mr. ROGUE RIVER VALLEY —— -* ____ 4*— ________ __________ i and Mrs. B. K. Chapman for acknowledged Unit their !rt«i|i*i HILLYBILLY BOOGIE were involved In Hit gunpluv several day* enroute to C h a t­ H ie AmeilcaiLv klllexl ore idt iiu j COWBOY’S LAMENT tanooga. Y lrd at DOWN IN THE VALLEY fircond IJrut Doutil.e* A t'owui IIAYK YORK HMST FIIOTORKAFH Ilia <lr a I The R a y m o n d S tu d io kke ( iii.ii aill rc to Pleasi' You U Stale Hank Building Tel. 1093 9l (’ A Itiittnn i* rnn finvd ill th«* tcArd Ac Rack* ...^ —k $3.50 Elct trie Phonograph 49.05 Sloiagr Album* .... 50c up Piano Music Box ........ 9.95 Banjo, with ca»e ....... 19.00 * THE MUSIC BOX in w. 1*1 St. Phono H o w ard Aitderson, home from C hina, fe-enllaled a t Camp lu d e u n e , N. T raining Camp. 110.ME *>l Atm Arbor Mleh Wo now have in slock a fine <».«''ge Me„..„.„l Hospital l-« » ' C pI ( i il t M T t B Itindo after a serious knee operastleclion of Hawaiian rec­ lion. Friends will he glad to learn Diego, Cal PTC faiwrelire ords by Dan Kalauawa and th a t lie is re c u isn a tin g nicely. Manchester. N II hi* Islander*. P Marine your Mr. and Mr*. Bill William, have recently le lu m e d front a ten day varalfon. Shu vlsiteil friends in S avannah, (i*. and he visited in A tlanta, Maron and A me i nu s, tin. $$_• Sl nnhv -.1 T a te Pu iirli RottllS L0.VNS nl recent y Okinawa, Japan ami has artiHCmvw Kutliiim ( ;i|)s S!»c iF you READ THE ADS 3 200 IOA', WILDROOT A l l o t IAMON INKI BKI**t;p CREAM OIL tORMBU I t s tS.m sonu tommmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrnmmmmammmmm . \ ilu liH — HHr a: roi T0|l Mil OF SEMINOLE COUNTY •S.V VINfiH AC4O l ' N T S -i)0 c , . ..... . erai .S a v in c . s ANU Mrs. Sam Knight and s«n Ham tide "f Belle Olailo were th e , 953 |.oests of h er mother, Mrs. KliiaIveth -llertlrsn n fo r several Hay* la s t week. They also .*ttended n & T h .Suntan l.olion 17c •19c to $6.95 Why nql let uf refinance.y<»pr prrsr’nl easily home m ortgage? Lt*I Tt» F elp yiiii wilh our simplt* tov?-co»t plan! * Magnolia fish y SUN GLASSES \ W. 'v,. score, of lhia|:» I.. In Ip y„u |,.,Vr .. I.rlln tuna ,.l v"Hi Ilfs- till* ilaai ulil.. iimnl h of August 'vUMMLR VALUES tli.il *.,y for fun ill the sun . . . for a dip in tin- di-t-p . . . for mwhirl in the spurt's world. So conn- In TOUCHTON'S f..r the pUytima acct'esorlt-s ynn mtd far n high aid time at old Iinu* low prices. M ill Every Day Needs! 50c Drrnc Sham poo........... I!)e L V ^ f tJL c,„nv>«^ WELCOMES YOU *Li-j of PS SUNDAY SCHOOL........ 9:45 A, INC WORSHIP 14:00 A. M. •I i., •. TRAINING U N IO N ..... DISCHAIOCO w ar vataraa, Joseph Costello, (a b o rt) a roommate | William Helrcna a t th a University o f Chicago, to shown of tar being questioned by Chicago police. Cos­ tello told tb s police th a t h e was certain Hetrcns was Innocent In the kldnap-m urder of little Susan Dega . (fnfemaliowal ffottodphofo) 6:45 P. M. •m m -..uw ew . X ;^ WORSHIP .. 8;00, PIANO TUNING and REPAIRING ^ / At • » ( r’ * * * . Speaker: .Mrs. E Themei $ l.o o Miles Nervine 83c 60c Alka Seltzer 19e Add 20%', Fdcral excise *Tax CHURCH ■ ' Kircher / A ’ MiKhtjf Man But— ” ,‘{!)c 17c 40c 29c Carter’s Pills 19c 1.00 Wine Cardui 89c 75c S.T.37 Sol. 59c '. i . ’ Everyone Cordially . 25c Sl'NDAY NlfJBT, 8:00 o’clock*’ METHOD 50c West Tooth Paste .... BOc Syrup Pepsin 60c IHurinc 35c Corega * a t the for th# laal f« to.JatV Christian Church Congregational Church Episcopal Church Methodist Church •f #. t y * ‘ Presbytoriaii Church KI'UIIINU Alcohol, pt.......... 2!)c 50c Ipana :t‘)c I5e Burma Shave 2!Ic * ’ , ■' V to cosmallca v TWICE AS MSUCH VVhrn you bring your prv*criptlon l» TO L'dlTO N 'S II rrrrlvra denhlr Ihr amount of professional care and skill —because every prescription com pounded by a* b dvublerheckrd to guarantee abso­ lute accuracy. Ferry prescrip­ tion rrcrlvro the professional allrntlon of two highly com­ petent rrgtslernd pharmacists, one checking the work of the other. T h b means that you gel twice aa much safely when you coma te our pharmacy 1 . -J.. �/ *'■' '■ ■“ THE SANFORD H E R A L D ,SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE FOUR ObserversToKnow Citizens Patrol When To Influence Tennessee City Law Is Illegal After Cun Battle (I n a l l n l i r f l ' | n « ing then, hut the crowd Increased In number* a t bout *’ :0(i o’clock surrounded the Ihrec-story brick Jail where Its? officer* were b ar­ ricaded with the ballot Mixes. .G unfire Increased during the night i ml early today three cxplosion Tock-n! the Jail. The hiss t a were closely S p a re d and were said to have been caused hy home-made bombs, Shortly afte r. It*? deputies surrendered to the veterans. They w ire searched and returned to the jail mtder (II gtlard. A spokesman fo r.tb # w lera q s, ■former Lieut. Cnmdr. Ralph D ug­ gan, announced th at the GI ticket had been elected and th a t the victor* would inrve ns county officials starting Sept. I. Duggan DfodOrrd a statem ent from a ntfmiber of the County (kmmission, AVoorf, which kntd tfiiit "Wood, corf-' ceded. that the GI candidat­ es had been elected. The head of 'the iHormrraUe pqlltijnl organ!- I’u r (lac) give ihe name and ndilies* of this iwrum to nuthoritir> in the Senate ajiiJ the House of Itepre»enutlf*e*. If the lobbyist doe* yo| abide by these rule*, he faces a jail sentence. Every thing *eem* clear lip to this point, but Washington observers point out th at the me*-, sure doe* not define a lobbyist. to u t m en iN J iitu n TEIUtE HAUTE. Did . Aug. 2 <11 —An explosion this morning rip­ ped nut a corner of a building at the Commercial Solvents Corporaso d hatlltourm nreenr tbNN turn •ion nt Trrre Haute. First report* >ia id that luttr men were hurt. Two other were believes! mUsing. 'Hie plant makes industrial alcohol *Htlnn in tko county, S tate Sena tor Paul Cantrell, couhl n tg Is located for a statem ent. Athens some "time to<Jny. Duggu said that-tl.r? veteran* wuUh! h willing to leave* the sltuat the hand. of lb» guardsmen. FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 10-16 Quarter Million Poles Are Still ..Living In Dugouts S T A T E N E WS B R i E F S BY ____ WILLARD C O N N O L L T a e ^ a d S a — Greeting* wcti> recently >icut by 8 t. A ugutU ne. ohle«t eilv the United S taler, to t'iu Trijillo, Dominican R e p o b l which if th e oldest peimanenl settlem ent In the 'Western llemlsphere and which on Sunday will celebrate .jU -IfUIUi blflhtkv. Tlii* n m k i'l, S| Icc. iti.iUil eelrbrating A mere id infant! City M anager C. K. Swank of F o rt Pierce,,has extended to Ad­ ju ta n t GenerniJjVivian Collins and th e board in cHarge an invitation to organize . N ational (iunrd company in th e city. .Recruiting for the N a t i o n a l Guard i« f t petted to get under way Hu ring the Fall. This will bung the deactivation of the wartime S tate Guard. M 117T i* |3t|,000 higher th an Inst year due to increase* In teacher* A I* New afcatures WAHKA, Poland—The w ar is over, but nearly a quarter of a million Pole* still live in dugout* and hunkers. T hat's the p irture one finds around W arkn, about r>0 mites south of W arsaw, and In the district of Kiclce, on the main YVarsaw-Krakow highway IIW IIIKD"mj • —; ^ • j In the Kiclce district alone, M.,v 000, people live In dirt-topped, briek-walleil dugout* and hovels. Despite th a t, m ost Polish peasants appear to he glad to be bark on th eir own *oil„for many of them spent long year* In N asi concen­ tration camps. In this little town, not a roof was left pnd fe^f w alla-are stand­ ing. Peasants live in cellars o r lit­ tle holes dug in the ruins, some­ tim es two fam ilies to a devout. I h e United N ations Belief ot.il Rehabilitation A dm inistration, the Polish m inistries of health and food, the American Red Cross and Palish lti*l 'C ross are trying to bring aid to th e poor families in tho_ iforst devastate?! areas, but the. people have little in e a t At Gainesville (he Phifer S tefa Hank recently U ram r a member of (he Florida National Bank jS(nup when it » i« unnounend that th e controlling in te rest had Wen aold to th e Alfred 0 . rluP ont estate. The bank Was found­ ed in IU07 as a supplem ent to th# Phifer Department store. Delamd's Chamber of Com* m etre publicity committee has pub u p 'i ita-'-aigns outside the city ■welsomlttg visitors to "D*l.nndi,-H,)me of Stetson U niver­ sity.^'- Article* on Del-and are being prepared by the com m ittee to be sent to Collier'* Encyclo­ pedia and 1o Esquire Magazine fur publication. Esquire is plan­ ding a feature on Florida re s o rt .f t Ib , jf — * 1. _ k ’ n . >-a g>.4 I-,. - ■— I . B I l S I cities for the November issue. Marion County commissioners have decided to gi-t u new cKick for the courthouse at Ocala. In- F ort Myers an<l iVe added eight ills to the sch« ir- *>e —fo r -the > milirrnv hool building program,’ i for teachers salan rs, anil two mills for school bu-es, The operational budget ttff 'h a n d , -Trlrtn Vthe^fsfe-'trT- tbv old, out p i repair dock, in order lo eliminate confusion among persons clock Is out uf operation. Sales To Bring Down The Cost Of Living. Reductions On d irt-to p p ed ' dugoul burin of Stefan Jo b ia tz in nearby Czor.wnnka,: Before th e w ar, he owned and farm ed 4 a ,a c ie a of .land,. H e h o i two horsns.' seven cows, eight pigs, scorta of rhlckens'snd 20 Ireehifren. Today he has one pig, one chicken and u horse, from UNHRA. AIRLINE WOSKfSS unload tlx suction mocblqe* trom a,plane after they had been flown from Chicago to Minneapolis M inn, to*help victim* of ah infantile paralysis outbreak. The machines, which remnv* con­ ge-1 ern-fm nrthe lnnCi of pblla niflerPrJrflfe DHflf ihcckerl by Kent Powers (dark coat), slate fcpieicn.ItdJvC of tile N ationalTuundatam for Inlanlits Paralysis.- In Inset is Sirrlef Elizabeth Kenny, the Auitratldn nurso who developed a highly.successful treatment for the disease, r.s she stepped from a plane at Mlnne*l>olis. She flew from San Francisco to aid In the city's light against the outbreak, (Internationa!) Cool, Sheer Pinafores and Dresses Less mm B W M 1 1 Than OPA C eiling A OPA T id te ltd ( \ 1# $3.20 each Salt priced k SMART SUMMER AND FA LL FAVORITES ?, SIZES 1 TO 3, 3 TO 6 Clever summer styles in spun rayon and cotton Any Two $2.98 Dresses for $5.50 frocks for Ihe little ones. Sun dresses with matching - ™ In cool, crisp, fubbable cottons— so hard to find! Florida styled by Phyllis. Every dress guaranteed color fast. Popular coat styles; open flot for easy ironing. —- bonnets, loo. Lol» of warm weal her ahead to enjoy these values! 2.10 Pinafores, 1 to 3 2.98 Cotton Dresses, 1 to 3 4.00 and 5.00 Cirls Cotton Dresses, 7 to 14 REDUCTIONS ON TOTS’ SUNSUITS Imported Hawaiin Print' Sunsuitr , Sizes M o 3. Regularly 1.00. 2.29 Pique Sunsuits ............. 1.69 tula** om*l», 1.45 WASH SUITS 3.98 PLAY SUITS SHORT AND H A l/TBl OETB OINUHAM, 1 to 13. 1WO-TONE JBIZES HA J to 6, | (J< 2.98 BOYS SUITS mrrroN-oii wahh 4 HU1T8 — 4»flAND ! .* (/< VALUE FOR BC1TOOI. O stia. Iro.t i f f it, Ral- l.Ha, pills * Moat**, Ik* la 10# Oath, twa Urt* poxkftl. Squirt aesklla. u t packets »* auk Isrv. Ills, BOYS HATS S P O R T . HATH i t r.S strip*.. ■ tetaf. SI... It to .1 BOYS TRUNKS t)ANTHER KNIT BWIM trunka . Vueo. t oo 3.19 PRINT SKIRTS MEXICAN PRINTED COTIDNS 1 to H. 1.95 COTTON SKIRTS V M AIL or PHONE ORDERS fp Save on Tots’ & Children’; po l jc a d o t ; f o r T e rre f l Orlando i l l 8. Orange Sanford 111 E. Fleet Halaee City Phone 2-1454 Phone 272 133 Sixth Sm am i 4.30 SWIM SUITS -i’ tj or Direct from Yoor Nearest 3.98 SWIM SUITS o A irra m ’* Phone 3331 Orkr Z S m u t l a $5.50 :*6*0O VALUES I HOLLYWOOD SHOP r 314 BAST FIRST BT. Patedue Centner 2-Plece Soil in 2.98 SWIM SUITS > Pie*** tend ms QUAN | *l*r- Royel, Nsvjr end Red, Size* *1 1 1’ Smell, Medium end Lerge. AVOIDDELAY 8 ANFORD. FLORIDA tb s following: SIZE Style No.! 1I I I ■ . ..o 1 1 1 1 COLOR casks { Ml CMm 1 I 1 . ■ 1 • 1 1 �— ir t ==a l TlSSf L . : FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1946 THE SANFORD HF.RALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ■ r ■■■ ........ ■ ■ — ■ 1 'll Ji** ■■ — - PACE F i v t . . . . . . • r m f rw line’’against ri The president asked “H o ld the going further. W e're smashing the upward trend with our own Anti-Inflation Drive. - L — t. Z. * He early! Choose from hundreds of hew 5.10, 0.80, 7.98 and 10.40 Slimmer beauties . . 7 *» j ^ w; These Prices Going-DOWN ! m 2.1IS RAYON TAFFETA S U P S Tailored, douhle top. Tea rose, Sizes 32 to 10. * 9, A 7lie COTTON KNIT PANTIES 00 5 ~ - 1 Originally up to 7.98 each * All Sizes, Plenty to Choose From .CDS SHORTY PAJAMAS (’ntloii. run! and mint'ni'talde Cottons, Whites, Sheers, Sunhacks, Prints Many of Our Famous Brands Included Smart Summer D R E S S E S Elastic top hriefs. Tearose 4 9 (: and white. Small, Medium, Large 2.1),s WHITE \'A ELET BAGS \\ aMiahlr Slipmwr Rags ( I’Ins federal tax > Two Piece or One Piece, Sizes 9 to I t Summer’s Newest Styles ? for fnr j’i 00 z ; 1 (SINGLY - $3.00 each) GEORGIAN A, DORIS DODSON, R08ENFULD and other famous DRESSES One pair Nylon H oie (irregular*) given free with each DRESS »otd at $10.98 and up Fri. <Sc Sat. only. 10.50 Dresses 10.98 — 40.10 and 13.40 Dresses 7.98 More than 3 0 0 Summer C O T T O N S included, 1 .9 8 to 1 0 .9 8 .e r K — --'r r — jw i fc-at; —”* • ' US .20 i.iis w h ite p \ tt:nt bags dlastu* patents, new styles 9.98 ( I'Iin ledei a I lax 1 i .ds w m i l-: sh eer dickeys and Rayon Sheers 1 -* ’ SUKER RAYON HOW NS Solid W inle or Printed 3-98 a.Ds.t OTTON PAJ AM AS Famuli "Shew-1mry” Make 3 .9 8 I Plus federal lax I l).!)S PLASTIC PATENT RA(iS ‘ (Pink* federal ‘ tax'd ^ g .98 CATALINA, GANTNER, COLE, and all other« P 2 .9 8 ; 3 .9 8 1 1.1IS S I MME R BLOUSES Rayons and Cottons Organdie FREE! . NYLONS! 2 ‘w Summer S K I R T S SWIM SUITS. i ♦_ 2.98 4.30 3.98 2.98 Printed C o tto n s ....!;..... Rayon Jerseys ........ White R a y o n s............... White S h a rk s k in s ....... 1.98 1.98 1.98 1.98 . Size* 22 to 34 Walat Maaaure BLO 1.98* / \ * Hundred* of B eautiful B I o u m s for your choocing. Rayon* and Cotton*. ORIGINAL l g * * M * * s i« U t» i ua Xl U D ORT & HALTER SETS.......... 2.98 • • • • • • • ••••* •« * ••* •••••* •* •* * * » * •••« •• • •(••••••••••••••••a**************** 25 l 6.10 PLAY SI MTS * Factory Damaged, Nardis 2 Piece and 1 Piece Choose any Suit, Save */* • • • • * « tn * S M * * W 39c - tile HANDKERCHIEFS Prints and I’rettv Whites 2.98 IIAI.TKU TOPS To wear with shorts PRICE .«** #« *t§***« 1.60 WHITE RAYON SLACKS Spun Rayons, till sizes 4 ()K a tv O q q ti 3.98 CHECK TAFFETA SKIRTS Dirndl Styles. 3.98 STRIPED RAYON SKIRTS Aqua, Melon, Dirndl style 11.60 SLACK SUITS Combination eolorsr 3,20, 3.98 COTTON FROCKS Washables. all sizes 5.98 PLASTIC RAINCOATS New- plastics: Clear, Red or Black Q. V VC. • -a A �\ '* | ---------- -------------------- - - - . ■ • .. .L i r A i a r ----- --------------------- ■ i r ^ f • ’> • • . ‘ . BKl-HKN SI I'llKHTS'N. who,* r«-»lteBc* I, a t IJIchmonrt lllll. t^. iFk N V , VuU all- littrlit rtnllfitll mill inilSIrnt Id a 11fit ar to a ci rlslll Hill ’f if e of Cutnidnihl lili-'l a a*In »I you I, y y»t> ( i rrii ill’ll tut ill VHII-r, i n n |>r ti*TIdli td lid I'lltull I'l'UII of IVniliiilF • viinly. Kid,Mi,. *>o nr te'rnn- Ih- H*|>teml*vt Hull* l*ay,* lit-tui. llu- Sl’il ili» "I Si-pi• m I«• r. ISIS ' l.*| l|.|. df.I.r In- |iul.ll*li«l fill i h , i i i t s t i n t 11,ua <m»ltdi i>t Isw In T i l l : .HANKOIIH IIKIIAI.il. Psntdirt. Kiln III nil- I“mint y, Kim lit*, a h ,n ,| iR |* m df urdM al rltf-uliitloi, In »*lit county anil Male. u i i id ., my li*nil *ml dfii,-tul ■ n l nf I,Him III mturui-J. Kterlilii. Ihly 2nil ilay i.f Any<i>l ISIS. 1, I*. IIKIlMHiN t'lrrh Cm nil I’duil (tKAI., 'III11ithi*#Per, FItj«I"1. * .1 f S111>. 1.SMI^ | \O TM i: JiUTM’H •* lirrrl»y lilvrn that thp Tiu li r» «.f tl«* | mI*pn *i l»M* le t F u n rt bl i b e H in t" nf l-iir*ii riit l*» I phw , w i l l «*f■ f o r M in, fni n t m p H H l w for l>lvnrr« r r o f l*ahllr«floM thr* fothtwlnit tlfiffibwl ImihU In It* thet WS'* tar nf th# NUt#FinM:\TiKfM.i: t t»r.VTY » -^{y», ritrellrm s M:tt I f n\\ u . Hrrtloh IS. T«»*n- Ml llArU M.lt H U U l f ; Mm*j 4 fltii* 11 H-*1**1*, llAnge JJ f l * * I. j H l n r l . Ki|kt l.lhoriT H Ullmi. H U * i-iiuirtinlun Jtrren Luiir. I'riiru The* tHjr«hnk«>r l» In |*aj llif* **4V**H jgfo hrfrffjr fii>tlfl*4 tloil irttipirtfe ***** f*>f tilvtirr** hog ItrHi » fn^fl T l i f r u t STKKM <»h 1NTKHNAI* •Ttill In lh«* n h t s t r »t> I* *1 IJHnt«*VKMF>nr K1*M» r n r f u * l i ui if ln etItf > «*U Ji»ar|»hltie Alt* IlftRh. thr right l« *«nj *••'4 «** ! thiil ynu « ii * brderril t** M!*a I. •!** p u r w r l l l r n h|i|t*4»rftncr t || V OHOKH **f *»•** Truelrre .*f m l*y *itti»rrip)T | « Ih** 1nlrfti,tl IttififnVrropnl K»ir*l nf (ly"Hflif*i(iItiI In atultl fiiypi* tn thr Ktfttr of PlniM*. 1» m i l t tn i in iMI.i .Mth V ''Al I'VV KM*. sppt^mlwtf file* ) o u r d r f r n n e . If nn> >t*u lit i' jn»r to I hr* till! nf I'rimitht nt *£»■ AM* M fjwlfffl bjr lnw. K. i\ E I J . I t i T , Thr Ha rtf on ! Ilrrjild la Ttu*|f*3 | I Kwml i f ilR r u lt 'il n« Ih r nrt\b|M|H-i xihleh t h i s not lei* s h a l l hr *|»nisliph# i s t h i : r u t ' i i t i * i » r n T «»K T ilt : .VI NTT I J I M I T A U t ’l IU TTT «»K nl htiro ra rh w##h fur fotit r»m-triilfvr wapiti*. t i i i ; *k t \ v i : «»i k m »i i i i *a in W IT N K S N n i l h i n r l i ii n l E*ffnrh tl AN i t P m H . Hfi MIPffllafr* t ’f il'N T Y ir.ll n l Hanforrl, Htmlnnl** f ' - u n l ) , IN « n i A N v i : i : v t ■liAticrl T S n . €241 | ‘K*rhh*. Ihi* th r 2nd day of AtUfU"* V IV. I»l< ii»tti:iT H N i: i n v t M U * i i c t m Plaffitifl VPL t HKAI.I H A noi.n iir o n >1ft orient ■Trrnnnr-nTTi“ ynirarcn. Wulm Located at 207 West First Street, opposite Holler Motor Sales, will re-open Saturday at 7:00 A. M. after being closed the past month. ■A* «» r. IIRItNIxiN iTrrk of *uld (Tfruit V*oult - " your BEST made photograph \ at THE RAYMOND STUDIO W H E N you buy n hobii, g e t a 'B y * s r ftre sl i d w in d sto rm i n ­ surance policy. You w d l s a v e B Statu Bank l lld g .— P h . 1 0 9 3 F'pr WEED CUTTF.K8 and LAWN HAKES RV© approxim ately 1/3 of the e m t Slid m a y p a y th e lu v in iu m in .' a n n u a l i n st n llm o lils. S e e C. t .. Itoyd & C o . _______ Stahlry-ltdffrs IF, YOU on- looking fur g,md investment in npalir.i-nt tum irs S»e me at once. N** Id-Iter buy nny wheie in the S tale of Florida 3 UEl> room l oil*** vtiih e x tra iota. Only |0 0 M hnisu nub 2 ai-ii-i land t ftoor Hardwar e 7 RUO.M lintisc, 4 ocies, 40 as­ serted fruit trees, gmnl fenres and building for dairy uml ehlckens. Cltv water. Rox 217. Lake Alary, F'ln. MtUlKHN -1 bedroom I...... bard Whim) floor* in living nnd dining rooms. Venetian Rtind*. electric hot wnler henlvr Infludetl. Lot 76 x 117 with lave, ly shad* and fruit tree*. Dougarage, concrete floor. t.BgJKW,l>0. - , story 3 berlrnuin bmifr in ■Irable suction. I'rlce IhSOO.MOliEUN bungalow with 6 room •rag e apart ment in rear, arge lot. Price tp.r.m ioo. FIVE ro'm bungalow and B e x ­ tra Iota, close in. I'ricc 14760.. V B I X ' hits riuajrnliu on Orlando highway, fur ratlin rotltl. I'rlc* 11600.00. l.l’ *ArdiKS nil Paula Road, (100‘ frqntage nn hard road. Price 1600,00. 3-1/3 ACRES in Goldsboro aectton.* Price 11360.00. ,6 water., lights ami with i (‘o. Fur * H. M. GLEASON l.o’.i- Alary, Fla. ILFTNT A CAR YOl| DRIVE IT PHONE 208 8 1 RICK LAND-.MORRISON S " a VUphone 1120. , esta te w anted - '■-»■— r GIRL fdf aoda fountain a t LaKStore. P art tim e or lVM bS&.“'« « rs .„ o; 1134, c/o Sanford H ardware. Is- AUTOS FOR Si featuring ESMOND And NEVVTON 5 0 Vi Rnyon, 2 5 ',i Woo!, 2 5 ’* Cotton. Size 72x54. Solid colors, B!u«, Cedar, Roto and Green. . And Frela Fine. Regains . Lott Wdight ‘Mini-mbit* from a r il indiges­ tion, I was afraid to cat solid food and felt worn-<>ut. Itetonga brought me grand relief ami t soon regained my lost weight ami I now feel fin t," happily states Mr* A. Fb Green, wellknown resident of (iQ3 Market Sl., Jacksonville, F’la* Telling °f her experience, she gratefully Use Our Convenient L a yA w ay Plant ^ •■>*»*-* **s a fe-jri-ui » old son. Is the object of e wide search by state ami local police. Part* of her clothing and c hand­ ful of hair w ere found near a car to which aha had gone for her purse. (International Soundphoto) -------- said: “ Even after *J gnve up solid foods I *uffcr»| terribly from sour stomach and food risings. Stomach gas pressed ac u ln n my chest Until I felt like my breath would be cut off. I xuffered frequently from gassy heartburn. Sluggish elimination kept me feeling rlngged with toxic poison and 1 [md to take strong laxa­ tive* continually. I last weight and felt very weakened. Sound sleep wn* next to impossible and M lta A. B. GREEN promptly brought me. I n»w eat anything I want. Aches Mid pains an- relieved, I have regained nine pounds and sleep- restfully every n ig h t. I wish everyone could know about R ctenga." Itetonga I* intended to relieve distress due to insufficient flow of digestive juices in 'h e *toU.otniitg* 1 : f u lL iirtd ,tt* wtwu.i m a ^ . l o j a of appetite. V ltan ju went to bed. T felt liko I was f r l deffefendy end cBftsTipaUon Arcept no pubitltute. Retonga ■t the ami of my. row. “ No one could be mon> grtite- may b* . obtained a t Touchton’i Adv. fui than I for the relief Rntonga Drug Co. DEPARTMENT STbRE The east coast slates from Maine to FTorida consume .111 per­ cent of th»i nation's motor fue). 48 percent of light fuel oil* and domestic fuel oils and Cl percent of its kerosene 211 EAST FIRST STR EET AIR-CONDITIONED For Your Shopping Comfort The ftr»t Insurance company in Ihe United .States »n* urganixc-l In Philadelphia in I “Ml for the aid bnd. lhclr widpwt. Final h ;ll tjntl f l j j - ^ R w1. iff \r r 2; FOR EXPERT ADVICE ON PAINT AND COLOR GO TO YOUR Pittsburgh, dealer i ....... .. Black coin purse contaln_ tOney. Rewsrd. Mra, derson. Phono C ountyJI3l v - M ra. G r e t n S ava She N o w E a t* A n y th in g S he W a n ts ! I Z -: - m ‘ 7* '■■■! ■ B y com ing t p youi ........ ... P iU x ^ ife rtta ffT R W i y .jtn l find i h : fiorat p n in U y o u r n w n e y t 8VT h n y . , . n c r.a p je te liorae t i s y i w . . . 8/k! e*i’s f t odYico ori p/wbtirig. HELP WANTED jM k b ESTATE- It pays to deal experienced brokers. If ave groves or other pro­ WOMEN—epare-tim e to sell most to market. Or If you are beatrtlhH lingerie, dressss, from ycur home. Good commlf.sian. II In the market, contact her of C, F. BatchWashington s l , a 0020. Listings of Farm*/ WORK W ANTED Grove* and RualneXJ • IILLIAM S, Realtor ■ O L T ^ A — d a te RETONGA ENABLED HER TO LEAVE OFF SOFT DIET 20c out of every dollar -nerul for fire, windstorm, •bile, workmen's compen.. burglary, liability an J kinds of Insurance. YnuH dlvidened payln 'll. Boyd * Co. A*4. Call blO,_____________ HUY I Nil OR 3BLMNQ SERVICE 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL PARTS to angle lamp wanted. pt » » " i w : . ____ 5 SALKS FLOOR HANDING two W. U. WILLIAMS, Realtor TQM BOLT, Associate 416 AUantie Rank Bldg. Authorized and finishing. Cleaning anil wsamg Now floora surfaced to per­ fection. Old llnora matle like new. ('all *’ DRIVE-IT, INC. sale now and every day until LAWNS m o w e d . Reasonable all is *nhl al 1611 Mellonvilte prices. Jerry Lord, phont 78HAvo., F. 17. ilysoii. W. -___________ E L E O T R I V chime practically iiftrxiH • pi.YM o i m i new-. Phrne 285. PARTS AND flRRVtCB 109 DilmfUo A ff. I'hmif 1011 Slnlidu** Steel DOUBLE BOH FIRS. WARNING to uitom oblle ownerr * No. 1 A No. 2 ami driver«. .'IH states now have HANFORD HARDWARE t ’O. strict ln*»* imposing henvy pen­ alties on motorif** who cannot 210 East F it*t ^R_______ pay a judgment for injury to FIIRilltAIRFl for »»le. (iu<«l runothers caused by their automodilian, phabs 76k-M. bltus. You are taking a grave ONE small *125,00 National Cash chmtce If you drive or if your Register, factory reeomlitinned, automobile Is driven in any of <60.01). J . R, l^twson. Jeweler. th e se stales untr** you ara In­ sured. He,. Us liefnrK VOll Uk* 6 x 7 PRFiMO plate camera. a trip In your rar. C. M. Boyd Phone County 4602. Mr*. Short. & Co. I’KOTKCT yinir heallh sleep h eller1 Dependable mattre** re- i ELECTRIC appliance re)ialra — novating! Rox spring* and in- | Wa repair washing machines, iS’rsp rtn g mnttre»"e* rebuilt! \ vacuum rleanet*. fans, mixers, sewing marhinr*. T raito r ApNew m attresses, h**l*. »prlng»! llance Servlre, 301 W. Second Hollywood bedel See our retail b , Phone 10A4-J ________ • store ami Vllsplay rmim at t 18 W. FIRST 3T. 8NAPSIIOTS—printed, itevelooed, RehoU (tedding 5 ; Kurntlurw t ’-o. enlarged. We copy old ph0l4‘ Sanford Mall re's* F'aclory graphs. Phone 1133 and 072-J . NICHOLLS STUDIO . 220 Melseh Bldg., Plumfl'llBO n'* A 0” MAPLE Mix in g b o w l s FURNITURE r k b i Ti l t AND AKCOVKRBD HANFORD HARDW ARE CO. Your fom iluie wil| look Ilka 210 Hast First St. new, will wear better than aver when our experts rebuild and 5 ARTICLES WANTED recover II. Only the finest con­ struction m aterial, used. Phone I’LL BUY your car. regardless t t ! 2 for n free estim ate and of age nr condition. Roy Reel, choice of materials, 306 W. 2nd S L _______ RANFORD u p h o l s t e r V Phone 1l i t Wild, buy broken down sewing ttGVfc Park Ave. machines, any make. Doi 302. ROOFING repair ami painting a specialty. Save 60 - by keeping 7 F « U , U ra a to c k , S u p p lla t ynur roof well repaired. Savei additional cost of plaster and COWS and IB*month old helffer wall paper for rooms plus cost for sale. Inqulra Osteen Gen­ of labor. C. W. Bellamy, P. Oeral S tore, Osteen, Florida, Box 8( 3, Sanford. 93600.00, STRICKLAND-MORRISON INC. ~ SIGNS " Show card* anil poster* O -HFiK'S SIGN ftERVII K O. I). Lnndres*. 1’honv 102) ONE 6-fL all porcelialn Frlglporches, dalr* for .aale. 1210 French •eras of tiled farm land. Price fl-1* screened Genuine Ford mala to fit prac­ tically all modela, cars and trucks. Phone 3* S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S IIOAT DAIIS nitil KEI.I.V HANDLED AXFiS *ec the balance of the property that HU be periled to comidscSpe atchneqtvplans for future development of a Cap­ itol Center as designated by the broken line, or some 17.000,000 so far allocated to State building only about half a million has gone Into , the Capitol Center. Below the Mar­ tin Building 43) may he seen rnw I*orTontteY ArRlY t ^ a c k T l S t up to partially take care of the over­ flow. The Btate now rents space In several old residences and ware­ houses and work Is being done, with loss of efficiency, In corridors and atoreroomi. FLOOR MATS! 12 ROOM houia. lights, water, bath and srreenetl porch, Alaw ope out-h<iu*c and garage, la.gted on II acres of good farm :nd, tiled ami with 8 walls, lea 10,000.00. FOR SALE—pair of mules. R. F. BLLENT ft room house with Cooper, Cameron Ave.____ . jth , acquliltlon of two areaa (A) for the new Supreme Court' Build­ ing and (Bi for the Industrial Commission Building which will be .9 ,-ii-liquidating project' financed from rentals derived largely from Federal sources. 'The area (C) i^rwe<MW ‘he site-for the buUding to be erected with departmental funds for the Hoad Department has belongrd to the state since 1134. The sta le now owns the areas en­ closed in dotted lines: No plan has been developed for acquiring In I MO to help relieve congestion resjiec.cd here. Friends and In State offices and conveyed to relatives a re not nuestioneJ State under terms providing tor atnut your credit. Your em­ transfer when cost ties been liqui­ ployer trr business arsofiatet dated (4) old Supreme Court buildwill not hear of your personal affairs. T here is no cause fur em barrassm ent. Jlessonable credit requirement.!, No co-m akers on monoy loans. Variable paym ent plans. FAMILY LOAN CO. Florida Rank Bldg- Klsnlef-lliigrr* lls rd s s rj <ii flowing wells, large garage IMITATION leather* in moat wllh electricity in garage. colors and large selection of Large lieoring fruit lives. T ii gnml upholstery fabrics. Robert are this >'<•*• will like It. 8. Brown. 2!>11 N. Orange FILL!NO station, slore building Ave., Orlando, Fla. With living quarters. Crnnr see IL 20 acre.* land in good locu­ HOUSEHOLD goo'i* and misrcllancous thing*. Kverylhing for tion on mmature lake an.I gitod road. ONE of Florida finest orange* grove* a lovely hi-me on h beautiful lake. Fool, com fort, bble- and everything that you have dreamed about. Hear thr fish swim and play, the bird# Singing In the trees, the moon rising on Ihe lake, the lieauti ful gcldrn fruit hanging on the tries. It’s a home that will bring happiness, to l*‘th old and yming. Edward F. > Lane. "Thu man wliu knows Ranford,” built In 1813 (S) Mayo (Depart­ ed Agriculture> Hulldlng erset- T f ls r ® ! . *»,'itfS fT M sssr meal. * Otl r. ROOM home nr np srt- ti.000 ft. of'2*IO , 2xH, 2x0, 2x4 menl unfurnisheil. I'hone -IH . .“ AI mi Zxit ti'iuuu mid .groovr t - . tMAI.Ii fiirniehed h'.use pr npurt* flonring. 2628 O range Ave. m e a t . A d u l t s only. I'liene 11107. I'llOTOliRAI'IIR 3 REAL ESTATE FORSALE diave 4 Due to the increase in the price o f m aterials, we are forced to increase our price to 35c per dozen for doughnuts. feed, gtit and Ill mige Atv. High. l-h. W-W. P Dixie Cream Donut Shop PIxmiDA-S CAPITOL and ad . t Uccat area, showing •!> the £spltoi LOANS A R T JC L E 5 f O R S A L E 1; FOR RENT UTOMing, part' of'w’hfffTdST • .. f]u—i—— •II- VENTURA ATTIC FANS FTNANCF ; y o u r p u r c h a se r of 1840, with South Wing under con­ TWO furnished rntluK rtr^hr.irt*" a u t o m o b i l e s , t r u c k s and elec!ri- struction a t far right of Dome,.(3) ii. ii. cork co ., Inc. Comp. P bffh County IfiO'J. rn| e q u i p m e n t t h r u C. >1. B«yd Martin Office Building, erected 1937, hag. 26.’8 FERTILIZER -f 1.25 A Co. now Inadequately housing Road De­ 2 WANTED TO RENT OraiiKf Ave. ^ partment, Motor Vehicle Df part•_ r itoRRow h e r e Where merit and Department of Publlo MUST have futnUhet! House «>i O N E h a m m e r mill ct iruplele w i t h | PRIVACY IH HESPHC'rED ,,, tporrtni’fit ltd ftile Auituil 1, / : i Thtj chocolate candy bar was Mace Is obtained from a fragile membrane growing between thu first produced In the United ^ two hard ahclls of the nutmeg . State* in 1831. a nr I the firs t milk 9 kernel. I chocolate in 1870. ____ Hull in TMlUhnMr*. FlofltlA. «t 11:9* urlf.r-K to Hrpt#nit>#r lrtl. I l l * OK r i III.K'tTMIN TO rrtiD A Y , A U G U S T 2, 1046 THE SANFORD HtRALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA P A G E S IX i .. • ' * 7-ts: 9 r.. »• . : _____ - Y f U ’i l b e a t , A fter being forced to close for several weake because of the shortage of au i«r . . . we ere happy to be a b le Jo terra you again. See ua for your cakes, pastries, cookies, and bread in taale thrill’and healthful qualities . . . ■ «. ’ '• ," . ' .* ' •• *'• . they're "tops" ' loV f prit?M . IF i r s AVAILABLE, WE HAVE IT! ^937 FORD—A-I condition radio and air healer. i Corner, ftrot house on right ML Dora Road. ST INDIAN motoreyelo. . •to n a t Btamlard station from the Court Roaga. PLYMOUTH coupe—moeh- condition excellent, new , U m and heater. vCall 1 Drop Clolha, Steel Wool, Shellac, Floor W ax, Brushes, P a ln t^ a Supplies And ’ 5undrie* i W o Specialize in Pa into for Every Surface ataif G lass for Every Purpor" " ih e Complete I SANFORD Pj fj J T c h i : tg w jg i. * r ’ ' • - • ■ �I _ FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1946 the Sa n f o r d h er a ld , sa n fo r d , PAGE F l o r id a SEV EN ■■ t ! 1 City Softball Loop To Resume Play Next Nonday Night Loop Playoffs To Got Underway On flight Of Aug. 14' Dudley SuspendedFor Remainder Of Season And Fined $50 Bride Wins Award Given by Farrell Padgett Issues Same Decree As ( P ^ UFFIN G In Seaone Case Dave llrldr. Sanford center END OF ROAD FOR RED? fielder, s i r the monthly a* ward given by O. !>. Farrell, ardent Sanft rd.fan, for recordm r-the highest increase in Inlivfdual balling aiming the ncmhei, of the Celery Fed , agRregation. -4 1 -V E A P S -d L D 't o N k E E . S tarting off the month with m average of »W0. Ilride wound P lT C H E R , W H O SE BRILLIANT up the mimlh of July with an City Recreation Director G ooiic ffA S € 8 ftL L C A R E E R averagr of ..llti whirh gnvr him Kellies this moaning announced M kS H T B E E N D E D , an Increase of 16 pererntage tho revised schedule for the re­ DUE-TO f\ BflDkV points. m ainder of the seiuoii in the City The nearest Fed to Ilride in FRACTURED M Mtball League. this department »«■> second DAYTONA REACH, Aug. 2 KNfcP♦ o r the p e st two weeks play -srker Ih ii T utlir who hiked t/T)— Florida State leag u e presilisa been h it by rein end every his average during the month ■dent T ruest U Padgett fust night attem pt will be made to finish from .211 to .217. Ill Levy re ­ | said he hud fitted Wiiii# Ihill lev, the slate on th e night of Aug. 1 :!. corded a Jump of twi points. OB' a member of the (h-l-and team. g h t U m i "will N est Monday nfj going fK.m . m tn. .J il. Jrrry j j u and .ao*1*nf><< t t r t f o r ~ttnr The Sanford lferald in the Silverman registered a s m p e c J.remmn*er B fW lr. eas.v,r*M> re- S. -T. ■nUel while Haynes «ml‘ rentage point margin hy a im t^ *u| t „ f Dudley’s lley’s at attacking umpire Williams will tangle with Hobson ing up the month with .212 Itoaa Crueltla during Wednesday in the nightcap. after starting play with a .211 night’s San ford-Detuuni eontest. Kettcs h a s requested th a t each n rrn g r. ” 1 gave Dud*.’)' the same tre a t­ manager be sure to have his team Mr. F arrell also announced ment us I gave Ike Neon tie. Orready to .play a t tho posted sta rtthat lluilJy la k e. Fed, H i |.lan d n '(. catcher, and th e IVI,mid I i% times in o rd e r. that the re. | fielder. ■ ill. rdsjL. h c _ u rr-tn lrJ . 1 in a lo ile r'd r the* schcduic can ‘bo an aw ard for iSiilin, the cluh • elu fr acvepled thg^km e u*nd **>*>« completed “ like clockwork.” in hitting during the past J pin ilo n in Ihc same good manner The recreation director also month. 1-nkr won awards in ] as did John Oanwl.’’ I’rrsiil.mt 1 Padgett amumneed. stated th a t according to nil in­ this d*partm rnl for the months I 1‘adgett also revealed hr had ’ formation that could he obtained, ir Mav and June. fined Walt Harrington, another | the Carpenters* Union have ■jliminDeLatul play-tr »li» » a i b a n ish 'd ! ated their team from competition. from the game by Crurilla for 1 Tho hammermen have either lost protesting a decision a t second or forfeited all of their *cvett 5 _________ rcheduled tflta to tlnfe. ^ all h no n \. base and then ranie'beck on the S ' * 717 I fit Id tn Join lt» squabble a few j The playoff will get underw ay Orinndo ....... 71 2S Aug. U in the event no gam es SANFORD fit) il M *I minutes later. forced to be calleil off becauio St, A ugustine ------ So la Dudley, who was wearing civil .131 of rain, wet grounds or th rea tenDelaind ­ .......................f>2 SO l i d | Ian clothes and sitting in the ing weather. In the playoff, the Palntka .442 grandstand due to an injjurrd arm. M No. 1 team will play the No. I tialn esville ,111ft leaped from the sl.ivd., rail o il II t.u team in a two out of three game Leesburg ,lis )ic n the fldd and nllipYhi Crurilla 4t* 'in aeries while the No. 2 team will Daytona Reach . 101) j after the laltei hud mled a Soil4" W tangle with the No. 3 team In ford hose runner safe oil second Itesuit* Ij i s I Might T r l t PA t ft is’d icr Y H N % E t> W ' bthe same type playoff. T he win­ base during the fifth inning St. Augustin e 7. Polutk.t r. ners of these two will piny for 1 11 innings). m i -»6 H i m T \ fm i v vano the city title in a four out of All 1 th rr gam e, | — 11«><<*-<1. d ie iK f .y \b ROC *4 I K*UFK|S4cr y Kr-Uii PLAN HAH \M \ S It U ING seven game affair. MFTKDy vJCR-Y v~'x>N * • rant. N A S S A \ . ILihnmu* \ 1* MmI m* It appear* th a t Moss, the ller) I in*til'* in v ypint u*I in I 1*11| I It 111 Tonight's (innie| N iuubm ni Unit' f«»i t In* kkifiler nnd Robson will have a fight Doytuim lie u ih at 1 1 i-rtiq tmirUt .M*«a4Ji3 uitli XU* n ‘t'|n*imikr ort tlwig hands to keep out of fi a in e s v die at Pulutk,. of Moiita^iii- Hark Bt’piiit uurk fifth place, which is now the Eeesiiurg at SAN F* Hi I ■ on the tratk « h i d i < in |JI4| cellar spot since tb j withdrawal St. Augbslllu- at Del and -i11t-n«l\ i» ufnI(ivkM> Tin tipmini; of the Carpenter* Satuiday. Augu-t ; *Into in w il hliultl-imlil u i« The revised schedule U to tw SANFORD at L etsiiu ig . Uninr<t h«*w many hoiwn* will hr found elsewhere on this page. Orlando at Daytona available. fleLnnd at St. Augustine. I*nlatkfl a t (»auiesvlile P ainffin wiixe*. first made from Dr. Leonard Darker CITY SOFTIt VLl. I I i ' . l l ! petroleum in I - 'h , now iire Isdng O ptom rtrUt \\ FUirnituremen Meet j Robson, Herald To Moss Monday! Dy stove Bishop s v m c iS -rt/JRIDffS FINEST IVlEflH ASTCB I)3TtllHa' imnw-liati ly fallowing the c o f fe e hour. A l l a t i i e f w f»i luem bei- of the Aluiimi Akvori.iioij and Florida - l a t e legislator- lm. been leutiilive ly u i rouged Saturday mum at College Paik. Thtougholil th,- u»<Ueiidf build. ings on i uiupu- n u t •" houses will U- ■p. n to the homecoining guests, nml a iiiiiiiInu of exhibit*. iiieluding two sehediited at the K t t g la t s ic iiiig .F v p e r in u n t , C VI \ F S V I I I F, \ og 2, (Spe<i ll) f t n l a t i v e pi In. toi o r e id ilte Idgwest limin' i min' releb iatitiiis liwlhe hi-tory of the Uni* v e r s it y o f Flnti i i. f. n ln iin g the annunl ftmtl>aII gam e with the U n iv e r sit y o f Miami, were s i r nouticetl here 11 -®! t-v Nixon Hull. Jr.. Orlando, p u —blent of Florida Hlue K.*>. ptoguiu sport, s m s foi the weeki ini llo m ecnniiitg h a , h ,e n sj u io l for (let. 18-11* w ith she football Iaoop Proxy Says DeLand Takes Action ! “In Good Manner” [ University Of Florida Planning Homecoming Festivities Oct 18-19 PE P O VP YOUR R A D I O P - v- oVtw»i -et—f«*s- s-fsiotdas—-nflrin*-o<a S htlinn-aii*t *br - Ve ; irwlyiirni k<- STANDINGS m t nt — — 4 U. ■ , ■■ ■ »* m n j ’m r m i e i i t ^ ! 3 I i . W j i l n r l t fo'^rfi'""' ing festivitleri vndrh are evM rooperatinn with Hlue tha u d to n i t i.ret thousands iif j and a* a iq j - Humecoining ,u>iiver»liy a i u n u t m i fa mil in. of I l u r e, the .1 ......... .. * ■•■tn l . Key feiig t . - i n l n i n y ,[ | i. I | oil) '.p ieseil tin* t S NutV Hitlhi in the dediention Frntax fti'itmntl j enurert I m—day. .n ight. O rt— I. of the ,Mul pliiee Mentor til u, ih - 'a t . tie Cniver.il>. Mpd'imy ’m s i t f i l ' il1 uhi! the l i b t u i v fit hi i Krill;** m ~Pi'i1""K - tfn tt'j'" K gi lKMI NT ARHIVKS ou M * Liifjt-jiiU'J iiiiiittnl It Si ■ K« .. lM. H «l. »' • i In11 t * : *trh **i !* nt nhfiimt I**’!' lmt ItuFimf tm .p ltlo with f ■vk.Mk - t *»mu«ly M ilkll a* niliair nitsS I t*«•Ilf If Cut 111, nff ivt vn i<M«*iuoni 11 illv II in O-allv ii itmfj m llu* f full* Ijnl^ O'l h«****t vi'lit Wt|, I. I 'il,* !*« *.r * .c*".-ri I hnv(m l*»ni ** ...,*iri i hi - min ninn lhai I t .1 lhr Rn I lift lav mtirninV. th*- I'lOtfram hri'skfo-t | i n f i u . f .*i Pft^iih Fits *‘f tin I'tm ci ity in.| «»f r i v ph i m u . i, li-i?3»i fintt*rint\ *fid tsvff.f | t n t v mill l*nml rmci ■i ! In he inmt** -iv l <ih| in \ * ■■ •» M .tula \ Vif TIm * I •* \|sft« |l.«r V M l.l* l f*l “ * e ll \ | i l. l v c f it it 11>! _______ good try .'** H '/T H A Repair Job- O ur D e p e n d a b le - s e r v ic e To d a y f € —* *v • f/jQ l/£\ Q ppf/iV !iY\ u t H lip in '- x l 118 P.vrlt A v rm io P h o n e 2U hail nr 11%*f«i i v r u »|ntnl f.‘ lliu tn»»niif»K th" Siihfrt*1 I ii iiniithir St Taik SfMo?- Revised Schedule IlMli ( ity Softball League “ fi 4 a i Opell|fig event " t | 1'ft|Yr', ‘ rlFU N ’ fat A IILIOU HERMAN'S DRESS SHOP 1. MUMS’ HUADV-TO-tVHAR in H licnctt grpons in c n c h Ttogs, ogs, S p o r ts Wear anil Summer Ca»u»!» New Smyrna Beach, I' I»■ S iv eci.v lizin g C a n a l S tre e t NEW SMYRNA HOI EL Itcscnaliens Now \vailnhlo S ire e io l S u m m e r R a te * , $ 2 a n i l u p O p . - A ll Yt’o t C o o l h r i 'e / e - s w e p t ro o m s. E l e v a t o r s a n t i o t h e r m o d ­ JUSI ARRIVED e r n .x cco in rn o d iv tio n * . U n d e r n r w m n n a g e m e n t . v D e N e il, O w n c r -M u r N ew S m y r n a R e a c h . F lo . CKOSS.M AN AIR RIFLKS FI IAT SHOOT 22 PEI LETS' Monday, Auunsf 5 Eye. • e xam in ed — (ilaa.e* fitted 203 S. ttrange Are. Orlando. Florid* P hone 4907 H a y n e s A Wiliam* S e curity Lumlier 0 * .vton, A inu-e iu .n l i i Til* b.llitoid II'.'. d.| Robson Sptng. Good* C-arpcnter*' Union t 2 4 J 3 0 1 000 ! provluettl at «ix time* the p ie u n t ' • l | rate a* n result nf in>-.o»»ed de* inanii for fo.ul pi.i'kago-g and wa lerproofing. especially tin over ,ea**’ shipment*. Legal Notice 0 1 (1 1 1 .1 1 in I D lvO ’ tp * Th, increased number nf c a r s on the road In creaae* driving bacard*. You c a n , I * 'O n an clallj necure agftinM them H your a re fullY protected by a policy tn * aound insurance company. " e offer th a t protection I-1 I I I . i t viit.i.u iiti * tf j ssnvicc K*» a ’ «H t It** Iritl lid) hi «l«*r« til I ih«*r»“ ‘f I" ’*i ttf Hl'f'd! U * »-i Ihit* .kf«l«*r hf i V ' f • .*! t l i o i F 1 1Ml» f »■• >l M fH In fn iii t *4Ir-I# m jr i, i p e t i* f nit It) t ’ln iiii h it ttfI 4 lt t) STKVRNS DOl’KLK HARRRL 30 ", I eft Full, Right Modi­ fied SI I « •»■*»»«>. rin rld a. lui) I9|«, IliU ia r.AI,| .|«L of ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS Clreull 4’p.ini llurillrk. I> f FANS • MIXERS • WASHING MACHINES *VACUUM CLEANERS • SEWING^ MACHINES EVERY WEDNESDAY n ig h t 304 W. SECOND STREET Mat* __ Motartal PHONE 10G4-J wi. mmm FISHERMAN ! c o m i m . f;t e l i n e o f CLEANING RODS arid GUN GREASE * - M UNICH’ \L ROBSON SPORTING GOODS ( ! i Block Eait of P. O .) I LARGE SELECTION I’ A K K S : ir . I ’. LEESBURG vs. SANFORD Baseball Sunday MUNICIPAL PARK :i:<)<) P. M. ORLANDO vs. SANFORD s- IU FEATURING LEO »nd hi* GOLDEN TRUMPET THE NEW GUN SIGHT 306 EAST FIRST STREET BY HtJGH CLINTON’S ORCHESTRA . I (ill REPAIR and RADE GUNS JUST ARRIVED! FOR THE • M U S IC I > WE TROTTER APPLIANCE SERVICE 9,00 T IL ? t/ie Pau oi ' «( ' I ri 11 (h ’ n. P nniiN pfiN Clerk nf Ity K. I , FLORIDA’S SAFEST BATHING BEACH OVE RNI GHT ACCOMMODAT I ONS W rite C ham ber of t ’.-mmerco for F ree Lim dr Red ltivokl<-t NYDAR 11 ri Ilf uffltrr* nt SupfuriL H* u. t'♦-•!*• H, JAMES GUT AGENCY SATURDAY (Final Game* on Schedule) Securily Lumber Co. -v*. The Sanford Herald Tire Sanford Herald -v»- Mo** Amutmenl Co, (Bol h Game* Five. Inning*) (Playoff Game*) Number -l Team '* Number 1 11 am Number .1 Team v. NumLri 2 I ■am pul*!I*>. ! ’ .12 Gauge, .'10", Full Chohr Wudnp.sd.n. August 1 I tin • ' * in Ihf Hdtifutil I|*«rjihL < ii • u l u l t n f i \VIN< IILSTKR I ’l M Tuesday, August i:t #=-#*# t * 11- j *«f B u m h lu it- r v n t n l r , F h » rl« h t. «*it ♦ I •« fan a- 11'!^ K r|t1* riT h rf H u ll I* • , 0NTRAC • h*-J.T f i ’t)iit|iluif!i fItecl Miiiifia! >t.ti i«.t thiorrtf1 i«*. (t hr VKHNON III TI.IUi VKItNIgf SL- tll III tin* tilt* ** ClfFtlH i»*n*ltf-g In 1*^1111 t ‘oyt i Y0ND T 6 *ta;l SAVAGI-: AVTOM VI K .12 Gauge, 28”, l ull Choke Hiiync.s A William* -v»- The Snnlord Herald Security Lumber Co. -vt M nu Aimumml Co. J4ttrr|. iftlirifliUll*. Vlljstfib* * »>ti t*r*v hfrphj miUflni h .i .. > 1»» a f i j i t a r A |« Tuesday, August (i Fhr«'SAP ford Herald *-ytT-' Strurilv lumber Co Robson Sporting Good* -ex* Mot* Aimismncl Co. Friday, Aiurust !l « I I II X >■-!«.. .V ' iii t i . i : ii . p r r » ) tle |ir « s VI I t l i r a * ance nr M on Amuamrnt Co. -v»- Th,. Sanford Herald ftaynea & William* -v». Robson Sporting Goods JITTERBUGS HAWAIIAN W1GGLERS I i AFTERNOON - AUGUST 4 TOP - G NOB , , 2:00 P. M. SEMINOLE s p e e d w a y b-v-:';twir- -1 park -M E - . - ■- C asselberry, F lorida (MISSION *1.00 ’S S s :: ; . m ■ SMILE T O O - i l x tttftiL U N G RACES INCLUDING rtO R ID A ONE MILE DIRT TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP RACE . . • l .z that Fr«*hf-a-bandkox look in clothe* clean- ^ in our modern up to dale plant. . “ INCLUDED “ T“ e Pick-up and Deliver, tool I* ' STREET . * « 5 a a e s s i2 = • «; 3 �PAGE EIGHT THE SANFOHD HERALB, SANFORD, FLORIDA FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 19-16 In Unity There la Strength— THE WEATHER T e Protect the Peace or the World; P a rtly c lo u d y th ro u g h T u e sd a y . S c a tte re d a fte rn o o n a h o w e ra and th u d n e ra to rm a . Te Promote the Prsfross of America; y| Te Prodece Prosperity tor 8anf.r0. NEWSPAPER AN INDEPENDENT AUGUsf VOLUME XXXVII Eatabliahed 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, Seized After Kidnaping Trooper lOf Scandal In Dr. C. W. Baker Is Main Speaker At Rotary Meet gram M ILW AUKEE, A uk. f» </P) — General Omar lladley, administrator of veterans _affalr8,. Jiua warned that utritsir actttrn-is- takorT hi dealing with on-the-job traininK. of ox-jwrviccmen a fcr JL President Signs Atomic Kneitft Control Hill ODDS and ENDS A'tniflulhugit’ mV’votiiiK l>roci'tlmv for tiro peiu’t* roil* ffivuro. Tiro Soviet reji'ctitm came ;U’t«*r tho Ujlitcil States. Cbiiut.-Caiiinla ami Norway clkvilion lU'st^way To Prevent Rabies 3 Pc. 18TH CENTURY WALNUT FINISH SUITE Table Lamps $ Q0 Q C Floor and Bridge Lamps V O V 'V D . . V/< w ant I- 3 Pc. MAHOGANY SUITE Connlaln ol oxlra luge Vanlly, Chen) and B«L Tins ta a beautiful all Mahogany aullo that will III into any home. Hog. Prlco $147.95 ( l O Q QC Sale Prlco Iir.ui>I Now .£99.50 Sofa Lhtl but the rover nwwl:i ro|>atr—only 4 Pc. WALNUT MODERN Vanity, Chosl. Bod and Bench Hog. Price $119 95 Sale Prlco ooil lUhs-- "bud". Ju st lako a look and soo lot youraell. Buy Them Now Have Them Delivered Later $99-95 4 Pc. MAPLE SUITE $99-95 3 Pc. MAPLE SUIT—Floor Sample $109*50 5 Pc. MAPLE SUITE P« 'l ^ i.v rl V an ity , ^ o n ch ard Colonial room. Reg Price $199.50 Sale P rice Nlr.* Ta!*l ■ ( t I C A AC 3 Pc. LARGE WALNUT POSTER BED SUITE Hog. Ptirg $129.95 . (TAA A r“ S alo Prlco 4 Pc. MAPLE ENAMEL In Floral Tapestry. Wine background Floor Sample. Hog. Pnco $112.50. Sal** Price Consists ol Ch«ftil, Droanot. Bod and Nllo Tablo- u larg* sulto a n d a gcxyd v alu o $59-95 CLOTHES HAMPERS, all sizes $5.95 up W OOD B E D S -u se d $9.95 up USED KITCHEN CABINETS $14.00 up USED SOFA and 2 CHAIRS . $9.95 BABY BLANKETS i 1.00 to $2.95 METAL BOW END BEDS, as low as $1.95 Those* ar«> floor camples and some that wore collod In our warehouse. Threo Groups > $9 95 $14*95 3 Pc. 3 Pc. 3 Pc. Used 2 Pc. VICTORY SUITES II Ihoy fill.the bln we‘11 mak«* them III your purse. Wore $173.52 £ ITA lor this nalo 2 Pc. EGGSHELL SUITE RADIO BATTERIES, cash and carry BLONDE SUITE, tale price * MAHOGANY SUITE. 2 ohly al WALNUT SUITE, 1 only al 3 Pc. BLOND SUITE Odd MAPLE CHEST, rog. $58.00. salo $49.50 VANITY. BENCHES, assi'd ...................... $1.95 up MAPLE or .WALNUT CHESTS. as low as $12.95 OCCASIONAL CHAIRS . CHAIRS, allri Enatnol. Natural Wood and Maple BED SPREADS. Twin and Full LAWN AND PORCH FURNITURE BEACH CHAIR with cartopy and footrest $8.95 DECK CHAIRS, c^een stripe canvass . . $2.95 ADIRONDACK CHAIR, unflniahed . , ’ $8.95 WHITE ENAMEL W OOD QUDER $19.95 UNFINISHED WOOD GLIDER . . $5.95 ALL METAL CHILD'S GLIDER TABLE and BENCH S E T S .. ... . FUZZY PANDAS * n d ELEPHANTS CHILDS PLATFORM ROCKER........ HI CHAIRS, dam aged .... — . . . . . UNFINISHED PLAY YARD . PLAY YARD PADS, water resist l only Green to Pay ODD SOFAS 3 only Lawaon Floral Tapeslry O.P A. Celling SU8.I1. Sale 2 M*xlern Solas In Runt or Gtoon Reg. Prlco $89.50. Salo • L O U N G E A N D C L U B C H A IR S 2 Club Chain, w in* or b eige . $69.50 2 Lounge C hain, blue or b eig e $49.95 Chair and Ottoman, asal'd U sed Streli Slumber C hain from Tlll-Chalr and Ottoman, a n t'd $44.95 C lub Chain, floor sa m p les___ Many. Many Other* ■* . • *• •• ‘Yri > i Three V. S. Citizens Taken Into Custody %Service Official To Be H ere Wednesday Camp Site Okayed By H ealth Officials PROCLAMATION Over 60 regular stock In assorted stylos, PLATFORM ROCKERS . - , . ■ ^ the M ath er ' A . ■ E°r N egro Pleads Guilty To Charges In Court One group of Values to S55 • Senator Charges Russia Hampering Food Organization « SOFA BEDS -• x British Press !s Ip Uproar Over ... r K tuidad 1 rujillo Incident Involving U. S. Vessel Is Again Shakr.n By Earthquake? Nathan Mayo Tremors Less Serious Inspects Local Than Those Which Hit Island E arlier Farmer’s Marl Truman's Prestige Softball Contests Tonight Postponed Student doaka and knee hole desks In Blond. Walnut and Maple Irom . End. Lamp, Occasional and Cbcktall Tables all at prices in keeping with this great annual sates ovenl. All finishes —all styles—all woods. t kW Work Begins On Swimming Pool At Mayfair Inn Stair Official To As Politician^|> i„ A ill Financing (>i r-or Another lesiipon f...*« v„,.r».t ..........* Repairs To Haul 1 only Button Back Ar Wing Chair Others In styles and prtepH to milt you y. Colonial and Modem Slyle*. Lighl. Dwk *Tooda. Tapestry ( 0 4 DC covers as low a s .------— ; See our complete play yard lor Ihe older children. Wilson Declares State Facing Period ol Expansion, Development j Two Concrete Tennin Courts To Be Con­ structed Shortly DESKS AND TABLES CARD Jp*i: S4.44 $9.95 $19.95 . FIRESIDE CHAIRS BoautlJuI J8)h Century Vanity in the lineal burl Walnut with exquisite mirror.'* # ja rn 2 or 3 DRAWER WALNUT DRESSERS C*£A P A « p D U * jU O n* Group Assi'd. priced at O n* Group Assi'd. priced at Others valued to $29.95 at only hii*r-;T|T]TrnTPtt -tin* C p o m lcr out hi I h e irKiiTBr wftllV proposal. I'nilci till* |*l:*i™ luncheon of the Itotnry Club to­ .. *iij»i»!i* otajutily •*» n twoday that England, Norway, Swed­ llih th 5«*(r **f t •s»nf«*n*nc^ en nod A u .tralia have o ii'rm lrd hi t*t* iiw r^ M it *•» make* in eliminating m ine. in their |ira t> i •*i»iim,i»*latis*ii* l«* !h»* Countries hut that over 2.U01) peoMil* J mu Ki »i i*i|fn Mtui^ln * A pie die id it every year in the •siw,»| |»v a l\»*» major United Staten, uouhl n firm Vurcinntion in the bent mean* , rrv(iiiimt*iid<tfiiiUe uliilv a rei’oin* eliminating rattle*, he ronlinusd, ini-mlatinti hv n ^iiliph* m ajoiitv mid in thn.e ritie* where vaccinawouh! curry I w ' wriuhl. . lion of iiII dog* i* required. mbit* Hut Soviet Kurriifn M inU lrr ! has virtually, uisappeam l. hut, In Mnh>tn\ irfu*c*| t«» ncccpl th^ Hanfotil. he said. It has never llritu h vntinir iiitH'eiliiie itlva. lit* | JK7r „ ,,u, | lri| nm| f„r , |lnl r,.tt»alt •nii| »f wit* ciil*'u!n(i*«| (•» up«<t hu* not proved effective. I.ess tli«* »|in leiun (In* I niiuril nf than I percent of all 'log* that |Fi»iri|;ti Minist&'io ntnl lepliR’^ H a te vaccinated ever gel ,al>ir*. with a nrw mu*. Dr. linker who was introduced Tile «tt«iiiril s|im (si m a L r 4 by Kd Stowe, saiil tlmt rah le>l *•t if \ iiPi'poBH for i*» un a»ut«* cMiiUiiriotu 'll•«*••»' i i ••••$**• purr r»»r tll.lt IttlWM)> f Ml III. It \ w«*Mi*hl .» aimtdr Ia t.l* I*>•»| I«\ || \ II II•• which hot III itaiu'w \tii" nrvri U-fii cultivate! artifirullv i.( I 0||||M "IIII4P. t«lti| vkhit h miiet haw | •I«*mt v nl its* u . 1*. (•• it*•( an MIMHKHS OF T ilt *-’» \ \ IT X iu M li i fm ctislfiiP f Itnbiri iMohlriit !o^-i*«l Iftiu ially nfiri*a.I h\ tin* Ml# <i*ai•4>*i11 I iiiman ^iifii- • U* Million ••ill •••» >■ i tlnput** Mil* its. 1.1|» ItohlV of an animal, usually a «lpff9 Is \ i I"|iiii4’iit nf tiloinit t t i f i | it (hi* l 'm in i Si i /rclm%hivI h *t v%i t -fi I ‘u t . u t i l homrli m eoiiit* pitcre. (n\e«4 a r t tikin ..vc *» I •••pi i•• utile* nip > • •s i:tl iiinnntfi'r (•• 'lin t t llo ImhI)’’* 1(hr i■Iii**f eourrt* of lie e|l|« aj. at*mud th>* Silt*»i;tn fit > 41f Tt» ....tallv of T f\n > . I MilllLcit of • »hen Thi' I'nliOt I •i**iicii MinI JACKSONVILLE. Aug. r>. (Spe . Symptonie uf the d u i’Air. hi iii. .iiitlint uf lh«* inc.i u p , Will n il An*t i» • r ia l>—"Florida is today faring n ' *ai«l. a ir ififfim ll In ilrM-rlhe and iwti-i. Uiiirciitv Ihym ow iki. told |teriud of expansion and. develop- 1ik«* insanity vary coiMhlcmbly : ml>‘i\ i«*v%- that (he at i*a *aii not ■V nil ft Imi it I r*I.Mll»ll- Ur |f 15t*|| til Itnsnt whirl* may eclipse anything with iliff«*itt amiMiiI-N. So mi* lie w , have experienced in the past, down ami i.*i lo »|rr|». while i Im- 1 / it Iid Kill In* riprc«»e%l I T * * ll (lja( Ihi* pMihlcill cniild be and which ut the very than others dash madly around biting /"* • I r*on n*prev*titallve '4>|vfd .*n a «»f fncndljr should lax our constructive e n e r­ everything ih George A I'tcsldeol G offic* o f Ihe Vet­ gies and facilities through tin•of the ... Off iii><l«ii >i|ii»dihv «i(l. the t’lii'h if*>' * Vrans A d m ln litratlo n '• whu r I ituif Hi next decade," said \Villinm I- Isttrr from D istrict t.uvenor Wilson, - director - of th t Florida bet Geiger of Ht. Petersburg S tate Karmen*' M arkets system, which he said that tin* annual ' t u T A i ite ’.vVry TUukdiy. de here today. “G overnor 1'nldwcll Mould) w ill he In Id in Hard 'r d a re d today th a t the V eterans X S M M lA llO 1*1(1 has forecast th at the ' state's on Ang. 12. Visitors ut toita* A dm lnlstratloh' Is making every III »wh I’f • 11 (• *1 population will lie doubled within luncheon ineluded Itnhbi Mori effort to koep tho veleinn In­ ••hi (hr **lf iF*-'h* •h | u «,i .i the next few yeas, and I lee* Hkop ami Frank Sc,-her* of " terested in 'm aintaining his N at­ it1 r ■ i*i" there t* every reason to lo in * *• liitido, Simon Tudor "f Alexat. t ional Service Life Insurance. ,.v«*r (I |.*ws»M.s * I.:*imi rio. La. and l{o!*cit VVolkn Mr. Andorson sad th a t fit the A J.r* by 01) foot swimming his forecast Is conservative •••• !»»»/•• "Hccau^c nf Iho Full. W .nlrr Jacksonville. event a vwtsran ha* perm ittod pool I* in the making at the | lu* S.I(H)s|«Mi fv• n life | \ mri I A T I sA N I A Au* S uVt - H e n his policy to lapso due to non­ Hotel M ayfair un the northeast nntl SpriiiK crop* which mir • *m i I m t ' » . | | l . l » *f %%it !• tiindlini • ntor Klint‘1 Tlumiaj. u( Oklahoma paym ent o f premiums, all he has lawn and prelim inary work has ran produce for dlatribulion in \ i n n Ivnli frciglif' i hi inhl At I (4mIh> «liarn«nl that Hu.m4» U hob* ,A>ta do to rein state it ia to pay already started with sxsavation the fa r rornem of the nation i.iitlk* Tasl WmliuMilxiy Tin* I’tiim f Hlng Hit* work «»l (l^* United Ni* I ||, vSSOt'( \TKD I'RKHH ^ t w o monthly payments and fllo work on completion of a 221 foot ilurinir month* when fniit* nml . . * 4*i$*\v of Till i»n«| pa*. i A Unis A g rlcu H u r.il a n d fAxnl O r The al.lpd city In \hv w rilfr n | vejretMh|e* ore hot rolilnr in mm a completed application blank. artesian well. • .-I * 1lr(|. li»ki*M off *a\ .1 |M* gUllt/JhllUl ?mi*,ptn*« •' Im * ti>fn»n f*d( (h k rt from m ott of the nth«*» The pool will be surrounded •For the buliince of the year, l" w |ll|. W hfM l» I.M.k** I ii* tv iu t u a($•»•. tnrnru w-e a .a mi . ehiM’k «.f fm i'Iiiii t ht|!ntkr \ m I f«^l th a t we Iac«* an in Mr. A nderson reveakfd, no physic­ with « 12 foot rem ent apron and 1 ‘!|?I» (hr fl •'t|fIII• f .not hn S ta t« > r v | » r r * « * n n t i\ r " i t ( h r A > \> the vruunil will In* Urr*re<l nml creaain^ly irreat opportunity I «n al exam ination Is necessary. He n*lr **;»!$••• tj4i.trft liltintc' If * i t >|n*n«*v» In thill ni-'k (»♦*•«' * h;*Vr «hnki pointed out th a t1 the initial lan.lncapctl and will I* provided i pie will r at frc ih produi !- vO.rn »*k\iiu prmlui t . n r Mon (or I I).' . mu 11 K with room for umbrella* and *hey arc avallalde, in p irftier* premum paid for the 31 day grace WASHINGTON. Aug ft. I ,h r ........... »lr e l l v O l « «i *1 ,t l tt*k» l'iimp«-ring r;.• *•• «. tirr UN ptifiiih Im ii(t ' M*d ’•"i >\.iu N giinillmt. ( tables. The w ater in the p o o l.to those which are preserved * * * period and tho second fo r the I’irsident Truman'** prestige in h h a il I lim li'i I I I . i l fl Mill* l a u I gfoup T lio rn ^ tin Uirii In * a* till* 111Ml 1 •' t t i l l | l ( H k | - . | t i l l * 1* Natl. it. 'la ) n Mini n »»uinla will 5e eight nnd a half foot <various ways. Geneally speaking, polillcisn I* up for a test • current m onth. i p-rrli lit tin iptfU*'isMt* .il meeting In t In* K.tiliin Mi •••-' «•>>t land )l“ !e *d.e% , i .s , , **,f i lif Slat*' I * • lie added th a t the V eterans deep at the diving end anti th re e ;Ih e fresh product Is le-> e»|*en- more. This tim e it's in In- * •' •*»«%in >1 Walt ....... «fh » A f U n it it (1x1.4) M i l t l ( u \ x U h i s n » I WlllN I Ml.ltl.l I M l Jill.I W ilR I'l'll' »| » * -* 11 • • • h r p ar I men t \ i ••!•*•! A dm inistration is decentralising feet deep at the other end. There iuve, »nd th a t is sn important home stale of Missouri whet the A in n ic.mi ile^tmyei nuuk* a Mtiglr cuiitilbulluti to 111" l&Oth local i/rm Democratic prim ary in in* 11*-- braliii" llu* o rrn iir nrimnry . . . . nnnlver#*iv ... . . . .nf fnr«l «»»» Sanr«lay. . ita Insurance Divison which hand!­ will be a pool alao for k id d le s.. factor hacking the rustnm ar's iiH-iii Mr. Mayo, tascause *>f wnoil. *lv,v Ihe l'nlty.1 S tates Lines i formation bring col Iff Ini by the F ifth Congressional District lt, lta founding by hrislopher t ol. ^ (Jbea .N a tio n a l. Service U f a . In su r­ The po<)l will be for um of hotel {natural preference. ! AFX) tlhce Me fir *t meeting In m. ... City e... .haa assumed'prop*' Ittwl.ll. bLuUiir«> Illiltllcr 1ILiit.d..M 1ll 1 Ifill I111 P. n t* VlM yngagsMtent^WU*. puahlr U .jl.ig 'J.'J'Vl'- A m erican,Jt^nj-ei. an l • f m Kansas g u ex U .'a cc rtln r to heTel m anager 1 “Tranxportaflbn afrxlem* o f rV- m r\m r« i viit linn imuhipii. vm^** ;u«nhu»: 1---, ~.T * ->e, r--'' .vjy ^ , ance, 'e ffe c tv e Aug 7. ' % W 'T IM ^ d fg g n i^ "iTi iV hvif Tfi* HTfaheVr Any fu rth e r .information. Mr. Lynd Weber, who formerly men- cry kind may be expected t*> im­ tons worthy ol w,.*.ional In.ere-I j!«nl shock hit Ihe *ilv and spfend the lioat tr«j» planned in hi.~lo-/ a t Kin ua.H set up !*• gather atatlail» Imiitf offtrr tlrs on priMtuctlon lo A n d m o n reclared, can be ob tain ­ aged the I’onte Vedre Inn at prove- their service in the x*-nr* Hepreseillative linger Hln.igt.ie* j throughout th. rnlH * ’arjhhean 1 iiIhhih! ''The Hkylatk," pil**i V ripw f i mim flu* \in»*»ira»i I*•*!p UoilnlillllL Hi* IIII - lion i I. fighting for hi. ra n g .......... In r r “ y r .l.-.l.* 11..- trem o r. maintain » !»w"l lr-\»*l throiith* ed a t the Sheriff'* office every Ponte Vednle Beach and was an I • f. I Isss.gl sla'sl lilt' ill I t ' l l ! I fl 11 • I \ i» ll ( I m* > t»ii f mi si v |>iit (h r wnrtf! l lt » * r n 'niom i* Tuesday from 9:00 A. M. to 4 :.m executive assistan t a t the Copley ahead. Many iinproveim-nt. a ir •eat against two nllir, Det.nn , .»- I ....................... ""'> l;n"*'k''*' •I Mill t'll'W I" I*' Ntaikcl \% lit*i•• In P laia HPJel in Boston. alrrady. tp be teen. These Im­ added tlirre 1 Miat I lie lla%P. M. — Kno* Axtell and Jerom e W * •l-,,u'** ....... "Ilf l'll« llffl *»'.| n( In f a c t If mi ( n Mm Two concrete tennis courts are provement* wit) make it possible a form s, Ol'A lsw>e, *i.in% will btrak do* ii Mu MU aiivl a««V Sctei, . a (lag " . . , „ ' tilts* -nnl (lit* . 111ak•* a|i|.i»M*it(l k also to he constructed ecrots the , _ I t'liinnu <"••!»•••«jtuti »«»oprtri»te A few w eek, ago 1 'ie - h i | w>, crn„ .r r ., , (ll. (|P„ „ . , |,„|*. street from the hotel and m ater- tor F loridian, to sand their pro\ l l l t - r li*I»M I sirs * i.|M*r «(if»u ilt»» i»'h* lo f , ll(. .......... „„ iats for both projects have been duce over much wi*der area- than T rum .n went all Ih. **.) .... ' t ilnni: i* v » i» * >■i . ul«ii (|l.l( ' kn0M........ h. .............. h,.,,»•* | * secured. Mr. Weber Is consider- , ever before. Im provem m l * »*•• « limb In support *.f hi, I- (•*' t mU It ■|'*'Bt >>t t lit* 111llI l •*I Its* ing a plan for a “bath and te n ­ also un the horiton for thr haml Axtell. Hg told n n r« - *ont.' .(,ecn„ ,r ,, Uj|, ,|*..overcd in Itg.TS* I |([1 ’ ».!• ( lllll'll Sl.ll* iIImm) «!•>11nf iliat k enre at th a t time that I m hy the A iiieio on ' iui»ei Milo no | nis club" which may enable local ling of produce a t the coiuuroeiI • trill\ r e n t It | »*» l' officials Hits City Softball S ••r ie|*nll< Ill'll I....... dead set against Slaughtei g»" i'» *•»• i|ii\ •», if it M* Ii i it n i?t»P. morning decided to postpone to­ residents to share the pool and end of the line. I frrl that in bark to Congress because he ha-l kee. market wii« |uiiiite.l ..ut TKIEBTE. Aim «• . 1** Military night* double header a l the Utke- court facilities. I t is planned to the neat few years th*- gient opposed proctirnlly every p u r e There tet'ilK to have been '<■') In th r nii*«iMtiviif*a (hr i Mjtircev ttxlny revealeil lliul tluwe Mnyu who suid th a t tie e ••* front Park after a number of soft­ complete the project* by early population centers will be ■cved of legislation proposed by th*- little dam age *uu.f*l by tin* i**.- that this work g etn filial-.-I KmIIwIi rtmipntiy which •i|»viiiji"« American., were taken into custody fa r more efficiently than at pre­ ball players declared th a t they Oetolicr. trem or., t'iudad T rujillo—which tli«* Klt/iihi*l«« hu<« upp**tih*tl (<> | yesterday by Yugcxvlav tnxjjvi In In accordance w ith state health sent, hy g reat term inal inarkrs, Adm inistration, “ if h r‘* tight." w as lucked l*y five trem ors—wav ami .ta ile d , said Mr. I.ehtn would Uke to attend tonight's tlu Lnntliifi Ki>v*rii|iu'ii( (•• i i i t n . I disputed Venrtia Otillla TTie Amcrth s (’resident declared, “ then I'm Mr. la-liman pointed nut t o M< \riir, claiming that i•11/** m f Ii I n -Icanv have t>r**n Idcnttllcd as Maj. double header between Banford laws, a chlorlnator will be pro­ l**tter methods ol hsmlling the wrong." lelotivrlv imtouchcd and tlu-i** . Mayo how property values In*-and O rlando a t T inier Field. - vided for the swimming pool. produce within th eir o*y« limits, tho American I'an n cr nnd hi*r George Woods..' tiU wife and child wo* no loss of life although it tn-en enhanced in tb» Kremo Games stated tonight wilt be Numerous lanaeapln* im prove­ and Improved refrigeration facilitiitfn Irtduiig |t» (hr lliitlidi firm. Tlte W(xxt» home aiidri-vv xra.v not w as the strongest and longcvt Avenue, ‘ T hirteenth S treet di red on Aug. 14 and will end the m ents on the grounds of the te* to insure the custooirr getting Ih r Itritihh itovrrniiiriit U rr* quake to hit tlu* .Dominican lit*DIRECTORS .TO MBBT At last Ilict since tho lime 12 years ago Mdrijf sV m pnthtrlinill\ hut rail* fm m edutriy available f Softball Lmgua schedule. .. of the hotel and on th t tra c t of n product which more nearly re­ public sinn* July 2K. 1943. w.ird. tlve family still waa belnj when h e proposed a . mayor t o -to-. iinii-.lv land ea st of It, a re planned.' presents the quality of fruit* and The II r it it* li | is Ray Slaton, secretary uf the held. The trem ors interrupted radio The flrat and third floor* of vegetablsa as thsy leave our own Seminole County Junior Chsmher communientiuns with tha outside City < omniission that th i. 20 vii»#»ls with proviiratlVp head 'Hie three were Mid to have been a rte , o f lax delinquent land In- line*. llu* llaily Mail i* (ruinth t hotel h tve been redecorated In groves and fields. stopped by Yugoslav soldiers while nf Commerce, said today that a world for hours and inform ation donated for sta tu m arket purpo-* pastel color* under direction of 1 'i'tiirg M Atnrrirniij« •ritn l touring tlu* area near the dem ar­ mating of the Board of Director* h aa been slow coming In. Today (o the .la te by the City nn-l Mrs. W tbcr and the accent is w|»i|i f 11im H ritont—(pvt^iirn li.mU'd cation line In Venezia (.Hulls, th* of thu organisation will U* held word wn* received saying thul County, lie ilrcw the attention d'»uii on providing a restful, -homelike nfi«-r Id-hnur |nw ." The wen* killed in u skirmish with tomorrow noon a t th* Motors Inn. high w aves—set in motion l*y of Com miifloner Mayo to tin- I uiultm Star i« arrraniing: Tdd Laneas(«r, assistant S late atm osphere. Rooms on the top 4*la* e where two Yugoslavs recently yesterday's temblor—were sweep. different packing house* in thSarvlee' ‘ O fficer, has snnounccd floor vary In color. New fixture* -Int* *nilinjr into wui A niTlran patrols Ing Into a mi m I*<*r of coastal th a t ha will ba in 8anford W ed­ have been provided and furniture point* of tha Caribbean island. area nnd th e ir large payroll nesday for th a purpoaa of assis- reuphelstered In pleasing shades. which in season appronche. com T he high w ater, were hitting the tln f all veterans or their depend­ Office* will be eetabTished in Ij*ku Minnie, site of th* ram p rta of Mntanxas, N'agua ami binrd payrolls In tho Irnsinients with an y claim or benefit New York. Chicago and PhllaUet- for girl scouts, has been approved u l'u rsrto P lata. Dr. Marlon Gil- ill.' riel, arronling to lit. u -ti to which th ey may b« entitled phia to publicise the hotel, Mr. for swimming, and has been tem ­ In the in te rest of veternni m ore, of the Army and Navy's mate. Anv v e i n n" in need of se rv ­ on account o f m ilitary service, W eber said. * porarily classified as “ A" by . Ihe of World W ar II and their hurricane service in Miami, said Commissioner Mayo ilrsc rv ice (free of charge) in any of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .including insurance - problems. S late Hoard of Ha Dr. Frank famUet, and to promote the th a t If th e quake centred under | much credit fo r the w ay he haNKW PORK. Aug 5 (,I*| — Anthe following categories Is re­ f U r. L ancaster will 'a la o ha retention of National Service th e sea a tidal wave would pus- develrped .lu lu innkctr, which a n utltcr nation haa made u bid fur (juillman,^ director of the 8uminole WOODMEN TO MEET quested to vtxlt the office of available to assist employera of membership In th e United Nations County lfsalth U nit, announced Life Insurance by veterans in albly result. duing much good for sm all grow tlie responsible ugrnciev listed veteran* u n d er tha Q. I. Bill <>f Mam has liked application for aders. said Mr. Lehman, Certificates of appreciation will this m orning. A nother Uke ap- this City, !, II. Jam es Gut. below: Mayor of th e City of Sanford. mlsvlon—Ihe eighth naton to seek prom d waa Lake Banna. During his visit lirre. Mi. Coordinator — K. B. C arter. L ancaster will- be a t the ba aw ardad te fo rm a t mambars of (Following spatial screening of Florida, do hereby 'broclsim Mayo nlxo conferred w ith Mayor entry since the UN waa *et up with Atlantic N ational Bank UulldService Office a t 1:00 tha arm or force* tomorrow c ra n ­ suspects and contents for tuber- th* Week o f August GtH to Its SI chartei members. ing, Jamrx Gut, C ham lor of Commerce ing by th* Woodman of th* World 12th. 1840, as National Serv­ Tlte application wa.v submitted Employment — U. S. EmManager ltd Higgins, nnd HtntJ when th a organisation holds Ita cuto«is la st wsak by tho S tats ice by Htam's Mnllater ol Foreign Af U fa Insurance Week. Mobile X-ray U nit, two new cases •loynient .Service, 112 North Synutor lo F. Boyle. reg u la r m asting a t tha W , O. W. fair*, who declared th a t his goyNO RUN-OFF ■ m I urge every World W sr II were discovered, Dr. Qutllmsn rsR ail, 118 South P a r t Avenue, at Dr. John M. Scott, Dr. *11. II. ernment and people are ready "TH j'n rk Avenue. Edgar Holmes, negro, pleaded veteran to raU in hi* Govern­ B Vocational T raining and E du­ r of eandl- w aled. ilty In Circuit Court tnls morn- Hnfie, Alec Shaw and o th e r stuie ubxerve and fulfill the obligation1' S 6I.IN O T O N , * « . (X V - 8:00 o'clock. A ment Insurance or reinstate cation — T. W. Lawton, Court " '■* t o 'dates will also bo 1 to a charge of breaking and milk ins|*ectoni w ire aboard tha ariMng from the UN charter. S tate Senator 4*maj A. Mimpson . . It If It hae lapsed. Good --------House, . on . .Ita ont*ring th e homo of Condor M er­ Skylark Judgment re q u rs t th a t vster.runner-up in th a recent ajn ato rU l Woodcraft, it w as - j i - .enjoyable cruise I,* „ Sum** move came as a UN Legal A itlitance, HospitalOOl PAID r i l l on Ju n e 15 w llh Intent to and P cnle tr ip to I^ernon Bluff, mftnberahlp committee wa* called ana taka advantage of the op* — i ' says ha will not an to r a ixatlon and S tats Service Ofcommit a felony. A nohtr charge, arronling to G rady Duncan, c l y (ogeUter to act on the other seven portunity to afford protection run-off election regardless of the fleer — Contact through Lloyd sanitery inspector. A nurnlwr «*f. applications—w ith Albania's, the toaling ICO from G raham Fuller, to their fam ilies, offered by official count. Tha P . Boyle, County Service C OPA H IK ES city official* and local buiinex. most controvrrsal one, heading the raa noils protscil by the State. Government life Insurance. In fleer, Takach Building, i !g " w W w men alio w ent on Ib i trip. agenda. the opinion of private life 1 ■ T . MeGorvay, at* Cass* se t fur th* aftsm oon to­ Homs Service Assistance to WA8HNGTON, Insurance companies, Nations! day were E rn sit Robinson, ch a rg ­ Servicemen, ex-Servlcemen and P arty chairm an. Results w ere to chairman _ _ Insurance U on* ed with forgery, Johim le B. A us­ their Dependents — American h r announced tomorrow w ith the LEGION TO M EET OonunisHERICH GAME TOMOKBOW of tha soundest and rao<i Red Cross, laikefront Boule­ tin , negro, charged w ith unarmed official eanvass Thursday. The PaymeoU reported Campbell Losalng Boat No. Cl vard. robbery. Birm ingham sta te legislator says to liberal policies ever devised. tha _ . Tlte second game ol lire tweaent of the American Legion will hold n, JAKES jAftir.M OUT. Veterans Administration — that, h t will refra in from entering I131JM 80, a Court . . . convened a t 10:00 o'clock Ita reguar m ealing to n ig h t a t 8:90 j M*r)ea between the E an Bide and M artin M. Kudtch, SharifFs M ayor of City of S»n Into a ro n o ff w ith Represents- percent. This daralopm cot as OPA th is morning and 24 prospective' a t tho Legion H u t located on the Weal Bide boy* teams will be play. Office tv ery Tuesday. ford, Florida, tv* John Sparkm an who ordered higher toxtU* ceilings in 1JM war* Jurors wero prexant. Circuit Judge iaksfront. A d ju tan t Joel Field has «d tomorrow morning at 10:30 ‘ a m ajority la ths to set M .B . S m ith presided. urged all mambars to attend. o'clock at ths Lake front Park. M| *T.g ■'-ft. -V Lf.t'ro ' . f i ; iii j. .*. 7 ifraLRarvj&i »;*,' a • V*. lir a V.A.AttemptingTo Interest G. I.’s In Keeping Insurance 2 Pc. STRIPED TAPESTRY SUITE DINETTE SETS $179*95 $89-95 Floor Samploa. Reg. $94.85 Now . both C Q IJ $17-95 Reg. Pricn S149.50. Salo Pnen 3 Pc. Largo Oreasm. Chosl Hot Walnut you will own proudly. Heg Price $199.50. Salt* Price 2 Pc. MODERN SUITE In assortod covet a and colors light wood trim—lull coll spring consliucllon 2 only Laigo Wing Chairs in Tapestry ’ •O.P.A Colling $108.89 $ 8 4 95 MATTRESSES ’ 1 h j 'j l ] Dark wood Irlm—lull spring conslrucllon bulll lor service Salo Puce LOVE SEATS Vanlly. Chosl Bed and Bench Fbxtt .>1111pro Roo Price $119.95 Salt* Prlco ’ $49-50 S o le P rice t hat . unless p rrv en tu re steps the program U liable to develop into a icon da I In­ volving millions In federal funds. D udley made Ills statem ents In a speech prepared for delivery be­ fore the 4Bih annual convention of thl* United SpatiLh War Veterona D udley asserted that w ine thing ta wrong when an o n -the-job trainee can collect a >400 monthly wage plus a subsistence allowance SCAR-FACED August Rem an! Dnak (re n te r), 'J'J. of Sidney, O.. hile a college student vtUi n wife who escaped from a Jackson, Mich., prison i* shown afte r hi* enpnd child m ust torfrlt hU >90 a tturv In Hopewell. X. J On the left is New Jersey .la le trooper ' montti to lake a full time job for Louis Mason, who captured Dnak. and at the right is ’trooper Stanley family support. The veteran affairs chief added I'rusek. The escaped convict kidnaped >■ New .ler., \ .lute tron|ier Dial something Is wrong when It i,,.„r Somerville, N. J., when the trooper tiMrinpi.il to stop hint taken three years to learn to be­ anil ht* sixteen-year-old bride from speeding. An eye witness to come a stock clerk In one state the m rlodtaina phoned the Somerville police. Result, Itoak nod and three rnonUu jn another. Ho I litlr* national I pointed out tlial there urr two hi* one-day bride weir raptured. dangers—Uie dLvhonrat employer and the unthinking veterun Doth of these, he dec land, tiave already alnfected th e prog rum of many ^ s ta te s and someUilng until U done nbodt It. In Bolgo floral or Roeo or Green Stripo Tapestry— •• . A lop Quality Sullo flo g . Price $233T>8 rf** /*t\ ap art* r o o m . lialo Price g la re d 2 Pc. LAWSON LIVING ROOM SUITE f’cnnlflla ol Vanity. B<*d and Chest. Itisf ih** i-mi* lot dial Hug. P ric e $ 119.1)5 . - p r o w a k i n g . T h e fconef Room Pieces Soviet Action Conies After China, Nor-. Way, Canada. And II. S. Approve Plan turned tliuinh.H clown national BEDROOM SUITES N O . 229* A H oorialed P r e s s l e a s e d W lr* Russia Rejects Proposed British £ . SALE BEGINS lit Our “ MAKE US AN OFFER'' Dept IF YOU WANT IT—WE’LL SELL IT MONDAY, AUGUST 5. 1040 • ; i S Siam Applies For .Membership In II. N. Veterans Service � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 02, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 02, 1946. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 02, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ea6cad308b793df270a3962e50457f3e.pdf a0dda35923783d8daed8693834572a83 PDF Text Text W E D N E S D A Y , J U L Y 31, 194S T H E SANFORD HERALD, SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A x o t i i 'h o r .«fr t.tr v n o x KAII TAX UKKII I'll A m t It IT 437 o r 1*13 NOTICK 18 IIKItKUT IIIV l v That O Hl'ICNCKIt. hold*, -^f' Tas rsrtiricste No !(■?, Issued IK. t.t <l*r <*f July A. I)., istt, fils ft same In my nffleil s n<) |,,t mails application for n tas .t.-a t,, l.s l.aocU lli*r»on. H*til rertlf. Irate embrace* tile following ;* scribed property In the County *» Hemlrnt*. Hlslr of Florida. I » . M|i tv I* of KWI, of Sif.u Heel Inn j, Town.hip 31 IP-Uth lianas ]| l « Aeirs. The M.xessmsnt of Ihr «sl,l p,„., srty under Ihe said Certificate snt.V was In the n-m* ,>r ,1 ,, ^ Moots Cnlers .at-l eertlfl.-ats shall t. red*« mrd arroldlPg In law. d,, . foi-eity describe | llo rein will |„ sntii flo the h she-t bidder si Ihe emiil h Mi.e dinir on Ihs fli«t Monday In the inonih f Hepimilm . Isis, w lilrt, l-i the Jod day J »'• -t,lot-el 134* * 1i.l- l IM-- I t .l dnv nf July. |*u 4>. P. IIKIlNIMiN. 1 ‘lerk IT irull i ’ourt. s,n. Ill-’le I'ounly,. f in , 1,1, I I'll cull I 'our | Heal! At the RITZ Thursday and Friday STATE NEWS BRiEFS hr --- ----------^ , s . m i . L A R n c o N N O L l ^ e B a s a C ^ c „Gun totin’' citizens hive been Wlirnnl l,y a chief deputy aheeiff that person* carrying gun* on tha Tamiami Trail will lx subject to canvicHon under the Inwr pro* hibiting firearma within n mile nf atate rod la. . Complaint* of farmrrs along the trail that bulleta fire I carelessly have pene­ trated their home*, plu* a recent shooting following a trail tra f­ fic argument were factor* in bringing about the warring. A Gainesville o p t i c i a n was found guilty r f attempted arson by a circuit court ‘ ‘ Jury last Thursday. The defense attorney was granted 10 day* to file 4 motirn for | new trial, t'onvie* tldn of the crime nf attempted •r*on carries with it a maximum ••penalty o f fiv e year* In the slat? penitentiary. A St. Petersburg m otnist. a t­ tempting to explain to the judge the collision that result* I in the smashing of hi* car by u street car said: ” 1 did put out mv hand fr r » left turn.’* The Judga gave him a withering look. "T h at’s n good Way to ermmit suicide,"' said th e, Judge. "Even you did hold out your hand, you can't expect a street rar to -lodge you or come to an Immediate atop. You a r e , fined $50 and your driver* license — is taken •w ay from you for three months." Foster’s immortal song of the Ruwannre Itiver Is Florida', nfficiel state melody. 1 I f Foster had been born in the modern ecu he would find that at I (111) Broadway, otherwise known as Tin Pan Alley, hi* songs would not be even listened to. A polite g irl clerk would Inform him: "I'm sorry — you see we have our own staff writers." The writer knows—he has tried It twice.* I-akrls nd'r building erntinues at • fast pare nu-l during the past week new construction nermits were estimated at $80,500 in value. These included authorisa­ tion for erection of 11 new homes, including four $ 10,000 structures. Meanwhile the wom ­ an's division o f the chamber r f commerce ha* liern active In pro­ moting rrertiun of a 'lighted fountain to rrplacr pres, lit light •nil water plant arresting equip­ ment in l.*k<- Mirror,* also to get action in hiring a munripal gard­ ener to supervise lardsraping and plant life in the eitv. When the women get busy, aivlc ugliness it replaced by beauty. Watch l.akclniil grow. Nearly 1,000 choice cow, of part flrnhman atrain made up a rccniM breaking 30 car ahipmerit which left Klaammce lain Thursday afternoon, bound for Tucson, Ariaona where they will lx UM.'d to atock the Aguirre and Ran Kafael ranchea of W irt fi. Bowman, compriaing 70,000 acre* of fertile land in Santa Our. runted County. Mr. Bowman I, a* aaying that he waa unable to find brmtil matmna o f high grade Brahman breeding f » r rale in the Weal, and therefore had to come to Florida to buy them. The ship­ ment war •reporter! to lie the largest single shipment o f cattle westward nut o f Kissimmee in x o t i i 'h o r A r r i . i i 'A T t i i A r o il t a x iii:i:n Manned by n steam ahip ex­ ecutive and six engineers, the Bull Steamship l.ine’a 3400 ton freighter, Kllenor, arrived Thurs­ day in Tampa from Boca Grande where 24 of the crew had struck and walked o ff the ship during the past month following a wage dispute. Captain K. J!-..8toraker waa nbr-nrd and the executive aerved ns a first mate. The Ellenor has loaded phosphate rock for the past six years- fo r the Bull Line. • JUST R IllA ttD I f THI JOINT ARMY-NAVY TASK fORCR, this photo apparently made from a camera lower qn Bikini's beach, shows the flrit atomic bomb exploding oyer the target fleet on July 1 few armament Items lie In prepared spot* along the shore as the bomb was exploded. In the foreground, huta from which Bikini natlvra were evecualed, can l>c accn on the beach. Joint Arm y-Navy Task Force photo. (International) . Teen ngrrx o f Orange City, backed by lesidrnlk ’ anj| —l.y Deputy-Sheriff G c u lE a U o W lU v e answrrril the problem posed bv Juvenile detimpienry hy organi­ zing their rwii rloli which they call the ‘‘ I'.tJrt Fun Club." There was some adult criticism over this name, but the youngsters aro determined to keep |l and have fun- nut o f life instead nf labor­ ing over n program nf high-sound­ ing, sutler designation which might please the ear o f the social worker hilt would not he so vivid­ ly descriptive, neerrding to an article in the July issue o f Thu Florida Hhrrrlff. The Orange City V oliintr'r hire Department turn­ ed over to the youth* a shack which had hern abandoned, and with hamme, and saw, scrub brush and paint brush, the youngi •.•r* wen to work on It, also appointed i-nmmitlre* to gel thing* done. High ■|»nt on Mis mi restaurant menu* was a hot l-e.-f sandwich with mashed potatoes and shred­ ded lettuce salad, whlrh used to cost 25 rents was recently priced at $1.25 by a restaurant chain. A bowl 0f chili which once was 15 rent* Irapcd to 41) cent* in p for the General Election on Monday, August 5, 194G at my offices in the San­ ford Herald. Lourinc A. Beal, Supervisor of Registration T H IS B R A N D OF P A IN T VARNISH and ENAM ELS Larcoloid H AS ENAM EL SINCE .. and Modmoans! P ig LarMlaiit a M l horn* tins* and It •*> wood, mats I ar Blaster, BHlUant, •» w L mX* M KNOWN FO R Q U A LIT Y inlah la ify ta " what thla Thia a BEEN 1840 Wa apaciallsa In quality palata for every aarface, ansi glass for avery purpose. HMpmenta arrlslng daily IMS. * * * * ^ for* 0 P A b a M ila m ia f * JUST RECEIVED! SUPPLY OF SPAR VARNISH FOR BOATS OR A EXTERIOR SURFACE ! Marble L MtUI Roof it W ater Proofing, »t,K « lit* Auto G U m Installed WhU# • ' - - ---------------------------- i - ------- - - y f e j/ ......- m i l - v i r s ? '.A r w - iM w ii" - S !!(•«>%»• ' -.-W -t-W -a s at *U y o f July A. I» IIM . >haa fll»*l mm** In nff'r.# an 4 h a« «»$*•*• M| |>lfr«i|ot. ’ r..r M Ink *l#ft«l I hr - .... R*pt«rob#r, m i P a f fd Ih U II M o f Juljr. I m O IIK flW IiO N . I** lir |aftl)rs| 11»* I #••$» Saltl CFfllf. i ,rrU,t Uowf. Soft, ale einhrsees Ihe fotlowlpg d e .) loots 4 ounty. rim Id. ... ... , O treiill Court Hrall serti-eii property In the i aunty- of S eotlrole. Hlale o f rto rld s . lo - w lC I iiir ie i Vo tv ioj n „f y- J4i ri „ f n t «i _ ft of N t f . Hection l« Township *1 llf'itli lli$h|v l| KjimI TI ir> MVRfRkinfhl **f Ihr i«lt| |*r**|*rrly (l$»*tr r (hr Pit 1*1 rrfllflratr la* »nr»l wrr In il»* nnmr « f |*o|ljr K..M rnlrkR ft« III rrrllfic.ilr *hdl| li* tr«|rrtiir*| 4rr**rfllDK fat lj|W. Iliapr*>t»#rlr «»r r ilea 4 III* frill will l»r ruM I** Ihr li'chrnt lilrlilr» «| lit** Ihr roiirt h«Miir «*n tlir flial U«mtl«f In III** •n*»tilli *»f Krptrn*. lift I ’ H »»III*-It 1r thr- 2li*1 *1mv ««f fU’pi* tiilsr-r, lair. M*xlr>l lliU 21-1 *lxx «*f Jiilx. I9|ft •» I* III: It M m »N •*lr i L i* m ill l**»»i»l Hrtnln**lr «**(unt), Fli>rl<U M 'lim lt «*«a«avt Ka.ih SOON AFTIR HIR ARRIVAL In San Francisco from Australia Sister FJlzaheth Kvnny vlaltccl young infantile paralysis victims at tho Children’# Hospital, where her treatment methods are used. Here she accepts tha thanks of 22-month-old Keith Whitlowr, who tj recovering at the hos­ pital after having been stricken last year will) polio. (International). Why Britain Is Blasting Helgoland A I* Newsfeature* W riter By ItOlIKKT N. COfll. tholugiat* who contended Ihe is The Reffiitrntion KookH will be open! M IAITKM IT4*7 o r 1*3.1 NOTH’*] IH II i: It till V IIIVI'V i Tli.it It tV. Hl'KNCKIt. holder of Tas Cer Ilf teste No. >01. Issued t h, 1st ilsv of .July A. 1>. |3l|. h., fil'd rsme Iw my office and i .. rn.de aiplleallon for a las to l.e I.surd thereon. Hal-1 reitlf. Irate einbrare* Ihs followlna de. setllied property In lha (Tounty nf Henilnolr. Hlals of ■rtorlds. lo.wu W M Of Htvti of HKH A KH Of h 'H of HR', nf HVVti HertIon a Tow to hip-31 Houth lianas’ l l J|. The asssssmsal of Ihs said p,„,,. ... rrly umrer the said certificate siinf was In l^e name of Ad* K jtoorr Moore. r u le s price. ____ :___ A Ft. Plarre c llto r advises vacationers to take a look at each town they uaa* through and note bv ita condition whether the peo­ ple take pride in their town, whether ita stores are up to date and inviting or dirty and dsiapjdated; notice the streets, jrania, perks, school*, city haUs, post offlr-s, recreation looters e tc . •Iso Ita approachM, lit business ami residential section*. ^You'll ba able to Judge what aort o f a town It I* by these standards. whether In general, It’* a Hlbepy. HoBow or a wide-awake . __ ____ and up and coming place to llvo and do buslneai In." he wrote. Tlor* folIowa stem comm?nU conoernlnr certain neglected condition# In hla home town. S T U D IO D U R IN G of Hamburg. 'Cuxhaven, Bremcrhav<-n. Kmdrn. nnd the Wilhehnsvrhnn naval ha*e. W IL L BE CLO SED M ONTH OF AUGUST T H E I '^ S E X S T U D I O A Threat to Britain Unfortunately Helgoland rouhl also he viewad a. un dlfensive HH-nrheinl pointml at the Hrittkh Isle*. ’ nder the Vei.ailr* treaty, ealy, the Robert L. Cox, Photographer 108 NORTH PAR K A V E N U E . , A* flA O R O ll SiniR Marshall Jocobs lakes his d ^ r bathln h l. rtarpete forties, wn. ....---------ilismantlrd ...o and w G er-) many was told t.. keep Helgoland tub. 73 feet above the ground at Grand Rapids. M.c.i., his wire Yolmda expeete.1 to satisfy English orn b 1** Jhe Helgoland dllelnm. it Is also land was essential to migratory The saga of Heligoland, ancient dwelling place of god* and Gcr many’s North Sea Gibraltar in two wars, will be ended , abruptly this summer hy a British demolition •quail. . . l . *j "The mile-long island fnrtrasa, -10 mlley olf tho estuaries nf the Elbe and the Weser, is to j.e blow n from the earth's surface in onu gigantic exploaton w hlrlr^elirieav* ottly a few barren nwk* foi >ea birds l » rest on. This, * senior naval officer has salt), will In- Btitain's answer to blril*. — "* • Dsrd for Bombing I'rartice A fte r V-E Day, Allied bomber* kept right on pasting Helgoland and ita satelit sand spit, Duene. Their airflrld* and submarine pen* were used as targets fo r ilevasttating practice raid*. The Island's normal 3,000 inhabitant* had been evacuated, o f course. The Anal coup de grace will he delivered with acvera! hundred ton* of planted axplosives, rendering the Island per­ manently uninhabitable. British naval strafcglsta have not liked Helgoland over sinc<Whitrhall tia.lrd it t » Germany In 181)0. for Zaniihad In the Indian Ocean. The British had seised H el­ goland from the Ikinca in 1807. Bed sandstone cliff*, rising tu a green plateau 200 feet above the i, made the lilanAk natural outgaurtling the German porta T in s .*** A p rK iii 7 ;:. JAMKH 4IHOVKI4 MCDANIRU ld(>> M irr HI , W ittin xi, taPmvU You « r « haraby ra*iulrri| In ap. prar nrt Aiimiat I. 1911, In a r e r u p Rnll for tlltnrr* pan*hn*( in ilT 1 Irriill Court nf Hrmltioln ClorlfU. In Ch»nrary, an nhl*tr«i.kt r«| llllr of txrhlrh h»i I null j, I»«*r«ith>’ llait Mf*l».»nifl, |»Ultitirr trrrpua. Jam's O raviy. M »l‘am*l *1afrn«lant. Wltntaa my han*1 ami offtrui ■r«| m| Kfxnfnr fi. Klnrlda. lht« III. 4ay r#f July, A I» l»l< o IV It HltMl »ON «*|rrl* nf cirrull (*ourl Hasftilriola Countt h u ll'll (HHALs) l.l**| r9 r llnylft Hollrltnr for Plalhtlff f-> " f" ' bird*, sunhalhe.. dutifully scrubs her husband’s bock. Jorobs rpends most of his lime rm and li-hermc. the fl.s8,mlf. 30K Ic=t above solid earth, and plans to .t .y ialoft until U.b r Severthebs- Hitler commenced _ Day. He plona to break his 27-day flagpole sitting recoril. (fntcrnntiouai) its rent moment as early as 1035. T he Cerilflmtft No. IS*, l»*ue«! Ilw That II. W NPKNCKIt. hnldrr of Tax $> 1 1If It .»!*• No. Ml, (■■tied the j l» l *lay nf July A. !>.. DM. fII*H ramp In my nfflrg nn<1 hi$R l-t day **f July A. 1» . 194 4. h a «! mude t»|'pllcMll«>ti fur t$ tax ilrrd f||c«| Minr In »ny offler an»l Ima ~ MM li t; lie AI**M<’ATII)A (o lib Npurd lhrrr,»n. Hj»I«I rrrtlf* ni.Md« ip|dirfe|Mii for n I n i drr 1 i o n t u iir .r o mibrnrr p lb#» fulInxvInR d*»- i.. i.. Isaned thcfc’in H.ild r«rtif• c i i a i *t h h m a r o r i m i ______ _____ , rnf. |c*n|p rwhfNrM thr followinK d i« •C»ll*rd |>roperty In the County NOTIcr. IH 111: It Kit Y OIVKS. I Hemlrtcilr. Nt.tr nf KlorM«. to-wfl: •rrlhrit ym ptrly In ,ih4 C«uint> of Th.t. JAY II IIKOK. holder **f ; l**»t „!♦ b IS N,Ai»lnr».|f. I'l.t rtrmlnolr, Ntalr of Kloildu. to-wlt T . i i Vr»if ir*«tr No. 47 Ip. lied thr Ihuik ^ paKrt t!)*4 M «7 A <1 r>.|« I ! 4 I l » II H I * to 21 it a«gr*qru. lit of Jtir .«Ull rU 1*1 *Im> »*f Jul# A. M,«. 1941. k 7 « - t ir * a r n » r r t -nt under lit*' th*» .aid rrrlin m l l f l.a u lr t r I. ftlrd ’ Paifti* *tn“ mV o fflrr ntnl lua arfy tindrr ^ l5 i f A SI A K IS « ft of | in.'*!* 4titirat |i*rx fi*r a la* I ' h " -,n* " f '* * H J i:£ l n( ln\ t ( l f . « N 4t 41 ,.f l«» lie l«-ti*-«| thrirnn. Ha I«I rfllM ,I nlffR . Naltl rrt I If Irate ...................!• aliall I)* « )’ , d fc 'o n I'srk I'UI Uo»). I l^.g. ' Iralr • ttibnitra Mt«* fn||)i« llt| *1* •«'i llsnt |*i«*|>ril> in lh « Count* rf Th» o orf tha ths u l d p e t«p,-rproperty d » i t r l M lh*trln will l»r I Th . H«tnlnolr. Htalr of Plot Mix. l**-w|t l^it 31 I Mr lr Plat I ton k 9 )•««•* m id to th r h 'rh ra t Mdd#r at lh«* | ♦*«> lindrr th r an Id r r r t l f lr a l r la­ th# ivturl hour# d»*or on Ih# flrat | In Ih r tUrnr n f Hibbard US Mnnilsg In Die month of Henlen.- A■ M. B. I . Carselherry Thr uttviftfiipnl of Ihr .1x14 t$r*ij» C n leta ta lil c e r t lflr s la shall b* r t l) IttHl.r thr Mid «'**rl|f|«’fttr »•- t.sr, 1*1*. whlrh Is tha 2n l nay . ( rrd rrn ird accordin g In law , th * itiwl i»* tb« M tn l o f city uf Heutrmher. ISIS. p ro p e rly described therein w ilt l»* Hated Ihl* lis t day nf July. 1*1*. lUNfofd. sold tn Ih# h tgh rsl bidder at th# 4 1 J*. IICItNIH.N, I'nlfM aal«l rrrttflratft ih/iH •»«* , 4 't»rk ,4 'lreu lt 4 '«u rl. Ham- ih e court house door oh Ih# firs t (pthm iH nf«*<>r«tlns to Uw, th« Inntr 4'ouniy, Kl»rl>ta M onday In th# month n f Heptem|*r<*|>bMy itr#furll.ewl llirrrltt will Ik* h#r, 13(8. which la tho 3mi day of »o|<i lit ttia highr.t hldtlrr at ih* 4Cirrull Cnufl Heal) Heptemher. 1311. thr rmirt floor on th# flr.t I ailed Ih l* 11*1 dav n f July. 131* M'di'lax In Hi*- month uf NapltinxurrirK n r A rrM C A T in x I) I*. IIU K N H O N . ti.r. 1910. xxIlls'll la thr 2nd day of I'OII TAX tIKKII Clerk Circuit Court. HemNnii'wlirr. m e l-HAPTKH IT 1ST n r IPS* . tnnlr County, Florida luted this }t«t da/ of July, IIM N i r r i i ’ K ih H R iiK n r o i v e n . <> P. IIKI(NIH>N. That C. H t.KK. hnldrr of Ta* (C irc u it Court 8 »* l) •*lrrk Clrmlt iVxurt. Ham* 4.*#FD(trat# No. t«3, ' l#su#d Ih# l«4 li»*»t» i**unty( KlorhU •lay nt July A- II. tyil, has jxoTtcH of A rrt.irA T fo x $**1$« tell «*mirt Neal) Fsih t a x iif .k i i (ll»d rams In my nfdc# and Its* med# sHillcsIton (or s 1st ilrrd I'll AFTI'H IT4ST OF IM I to hr Issurd thrrson. Its Id rrrllfN o t i c k ih iir.tiK tir o I v b n , n i it i i i: in ' A rri.ii'A T tn x Irat# #mbrar*s lb* (olios Ina dr- That l|. IV, HI'RNCBII, holder of i on t a x iir.K ii *rfll»*d pfop#rlr In Ihr County nf T a * Certtricet# No. 174. issued (he I ’llA ITM II IT4A7 (IT IMS NUTIl'K IH IIKItKUY ItlVK.V, Htmtnnls. Hlat# of Florida, tn-wll: let day of July A. t»„ 1314. has N 171 of R 4 of HKH 4 H J/4 filed tjimr In my office and lia* •thi.1 l.r.t: M l'illM . and MIIU.IK M<"«IIM,. his wtr*. hnldrr «7 Tat nf BH of HKS Hection It Town­ rned# application for a laa deed I'rrlltlrals Nn. (I , Issurlf Ih# 1*1 ship It Houth lU n g* It Bast. 7* to be lasued thereon.- Bald eerltf■ day <>( July* A- I*- 1*11.’ has Acres. lest* embraces Dir 'fallowing de­ Tha as*#a*msnt of lb# said prop­ scribed property In the County of rtlid ishir In my offics sad has medr apiillrhttnn (nr a tas rirrd erly under th# *ald rarllflcat# I#- Hem tool*. Piste of Florida, lo-w ll: I * l>* l.surd Ihrrrnn. Kald rrrtlf- ■uvd was In Ih# nam# of Julia NKH of HF.H Heel Inn I I Townleslr rintirarrs thr (ollnirlna it»- Msthl* Knight. • *•; Mi ip 31 Houth Hanvo Kast <* t'nlrrs raid certificate (halt h# Acres. sritum s-M-i-.rly In Ih# I'ounly of Hrininulr. Plata nf Ktnrlda, tn-wllt i rdrrrn*d according . to law, lha Tho assepsmsnt of th* said prop­ K 3*4 (I » ( N»* of MH nf N W 'l properly described therein wilt h# erty undtc the said rertlflcal* le­ Of N IV , - f HW M Hrrtlnn 33. Town- sold to Ih * h igh est bidder a t Ihe aned wa* tn the name of Winter’ ■a flfa t slilli IS H<>hlh liana# It Kast. I Ihe eeert houa* door on th< Dark Dardens Inc. Monday la th# month of HeptemArrr, Dnlers said certificate shall hs Thr ararssmant of the Mid prop­ ber, !*<*, which I* th* tnd day of redeemed recording tn Uw, tha erly lindrr Ih# said r#rtlflr*(# I#, Heelemher. 1*4* .property d>-crll-el therein will be Dated this » la l day of. Jaly, l»f*. runt wa* In Ih# nam# uf ('Irtrlsod »kt to Ih* hlehesl bidder at tbe 6. r . IIKItNDON. ila w fn r d . ihe -court hour# door on o tho first Clerk :terk circuit Coourt. Hem- Monday- la Ih* montli nf Heptrtnt’ nlrs# sajd rrlllflra ts shall b# Isote County, Florida irrdrrinrd according In taw, Ih# her. I ll* , which la Ihe *nd dsy of prii|i«rly dorrlhrd thrtAIn will ha tCircuit Court Rant) < Heptember, l»t*. sold In th# Mahrst bldd»r St tbs Dated this |isl dav of July. I * « . Ui# cuuri houa# door on lb# (lr#t NOTicn o r A r r u c A T iO N a . »•. t n : n n d o n , Monday la lha mnath' of Brptrmr o n t a i D u tn ■eWk “ ark Circuit Court. Hemh»r. 1*44. which Is lb* 2nd day d| m i A rret a i r m o r is Innl# County. Florida Hrptrmhrr. III* . • NOTICE IH IIKItKUY (1IVBN, (a r c u lt Caurt Real) w-we-a ■ ' ■■ •• m- • ' ^s.a ■ ■■ www a,, i. Dated this lis t day of July, III* O. r. IIKItNDON, m I'lark iTrcult I'nurt. flamInni# County, Florida I Circuit Court 8**11 Legal Notice ■ - -SHIELD THE T h « ^Ibcstoa-reinforced aluminum coating for asphalt or tar roofa, for other aurfacea coat­ ed with aaphalt or (ar, for concrete,' and for metal. Savea montv — lengthen* lift of aaphalt or tar aurfacea hr. reflecting of tha aun'a de­ structive rays. In summer, reflect* the aun'a heat thus cooling interiors. In winter, reaiata rain, snow, and cold. Soft, dean ailvery ah that *boautifiea and mode r n ix e s . S - NOTICH or AFFMCATIOg ron t a x ttnicn . O ne coat does it all. _ . Pnce ....... ^ » - ciiAFTsnx tr«a r o r ta n n o t ic b in* H s n is n r o i v k n ,' That JKItK A. IIKKIIT, hold** of ' al •» $3-25 per ffallon ' C .V . .V # — ' • - * _ 1■ ■ ' -Wait sw *. Faint r'-_ . -t’ • i '‘T • * m l 'r<: " _ * STREET — PHONE MQ SERVING DEUCIOU •J*. V '. J it . . *A m, . ’ -e ♦. •- i,(X ^*1 » n ." I - i �=5^ l 11 ...... " , - " - . ■ 1 • ' * ‘ In Unity There I* Strength— To r n t w l 9 the T n f * of Ihe World! i W EATHER ■_ r * * P a r t ly c lo u d y t h r o u g h F r id a y . I .oca I a ft e r n o o n th u n d e r s h o w e r * . To Promote the ProrrrM of dowries: JJ' T ilt To Produce Prosperity for Hanford. AN IN D E PE N D E N T DAILY NEWSPAPER —— V O L U M E XXXVII Eitabliihed Congress Is •Dashing Down fome Stretch SANFOKI), FLORIDA. 1908 THURSDAY, A U G U ST l, 19-16 NO. Associated Press loosed Wire 22 7 D elegationRefuses T o ise Plan Risks Life For Hapless I)«ff ■ Social Security Meas­ ure is Only . Biff Hurdle Kentaininff 4 For Solons to Jump Churchill Asks Aid In Palestine Problem F rom U S W A ^ H I N t i T O N , A u g . I, (/P)— C o n g r e s s is d a s h in g d o w n th e h o m e s tr e tc h to . w n r d n d jo n r iim o iit * b y n ig h t ­ f a l l t o m o r r o w b u t it hat* o n e b ig h u r d le U< ju m p . T h a t is tile, d e a d lo c k o v e r s o c ia l s e ­ c u r it y le g is la t io n . Utili-ss th e le g is la t o r s g e t to g e t h e r - 4»e a n - a u t o m a t ic b o o s t In o ld a g o in s u r a n c e ta x e s J a n . Iloth I he Senate Hint the Hoitse Imre iias.-abl the security hill whi.-h fe e z e * the la* nt the pres­ ent one percent rate fny nnother year. A ll that has been don;* .is to sent I the miaswro to u joint , congresstnul conference committee to iron out various differences and'fo r that the houio must give '4 unanimous c n sen L Representative Harold Knutson, Minnesota Republican, is blocking that move because he Is oppos'd , to a so cnlleil vocable grants p n pisinu which is embodied in the bill. f Actually th■■ dispute boils down to one lot ween rich noil poor , stat -s. The provision m»ert-'.t by the Senate- says that the government would put up $2 for . en.'h state dollar for helping t h nt-edy and aged in thiVio states moov i f them in th- Smith vritrre individual income is less than d*1 percent of the natonnl average. However, a showdown vote no the matter is due today. The ditties Committers has railed foe a ilirert vote on whether the House wilt aeek n cnnipromi*e vitb the Situate. A tw o th lfil- vote (* necraaary to approve the eom- mitten plan and that will come «w sumttintt today. Outside ' t this gfttmlilin (dock, Bidault Opens Peace Conferenci Adds to Government Plea for American Help in Settlement Comntunisls Say Stirprise Atiack .tlatlo By American Troops LONDON; Aug. U lAT— F«rt .n u r Prune Minister Wineten Adittiv'huvtw sesjn fhe- ilfeu*a-ol M ommolls today and added hi* [voice to the loihor Government's ilra for American help in fintlng h solution to the Palestine ' problem | Churchill ripirssod gloom ove) -the coin.,, of llrilish efforts In [the Holy l.nnd. He declared <Mindly that if Anglo-American j cooperation fails, the entire 'record of the llrilish administra­ tion in Palestine will stand lorth as a nioinuniciit of incapacity. The Conservative leader went on to !,«)' that Britain should sunt inlet hei inundate in Pales­ tine if she proves unable, either with or without United State* tlt«H »N T) his right hand. Elian U. S'-ur makes !"* dr“ " V mi her pledge* to Iran M.viiin- ,\ HOPE W R A P P E D «■ .................. ...... .... ...... ,h. 1.™..,., Terrier which he rescued from a crag several hiiodri'd feet below No One could explain the pooch got lo In, isola|r<| perch. I filter mil Iona I Sou ml photo) Sanford’s Ex-Service Personnell Comment On Terminal Leave Bill Truman Orders Federal C h ie f To Cut' Expenses ] President Pointw To Maritime Group and Army and Navy a I lu ll- vv ,tH <Ul -e n v o y nf 1- iih r :: p fe ! 1H W W » «. hud f i n arnbUfhctf by 10fl C hin-! Ill H m e e t in g n f Illi* COBose T h 1 American ntfl-l|L. did not :.feri nvi' Rules t'ominlttoe. Hyivivt IdenlllV the attacker;; i Cmnmtio-; F,«i igo Minister M-d-d-iv agreed 1st Ihd tlie* seen* dcllnll * In ' n the eelifeimwe to all (rlblns Mi r nsa terirnt nv an mi ,,,,, .r, |.i i t n mi. !«• ih»* lim it huslt ‘ ' l„ f trrn ile, This nic.iDs tlml Itinv-'H'I Hit- v lii.h l n « 'lulu j It, , .iidei-uue *!*•«* w not IW O N e » v V —o n m il ih e oMI ls ! C o n - * ,id v h ave t., . *it f tnt* itself to n \ ml i|c lull Iliuti i..i> It Y* tun # 'N tht- i |.| i*o • ti.it t ) I *\ i *i \ * nnh** vi r-i " | -r -% tfiri J + l N ! i aval j ttiat tai Matt i h.* « 'the war was over, Cluirrhlll cor# *1f ’ »l * w'■*«*' * Q n P 'l pmelit S»fUlH9| tinurd. that unle*, the United l> I* ! |1 ts .1 Ml |»: - I* 11 i. ii i tnmli* l.y the flint tint Stale* lent u hand in I'uleitiHC Oil t’r'niflitlllist |» t tuu*' IIM* '■ !,%:»< »m|s -ei! lliitaio would lay the whole i v llld .i if Ai j l #sj ;c ->41 V ln m liv 1 li*’ * f.V L.f •t Vllff' InkLl problem nt Ihe feet nf the •FP*e|*1i. C IIIII1IIIMM |tJo.uft HI If 1* I Jim j th* l k t s» i Mi­ h hut miniff United Nation,, |ff M■*[i’ -Af'fr lulTffl tfl |CMsi rilift lt t* Churchill'* addtes* rame dur­ • » r » « ! ‘«iiu* , f |hr filftth**\ v h m Am*‘n -m r h» if ii if Hnut Aiiffo ing the second day <>r debate .si J . •• M } rivrd tNiiit.s Li• i thr ( ’oiiimuiji’ l * I On Palestine in the House of ^ Hi* •* .1.1%HI *1 »»• \ kl i t i f usual* Uon|l* JMlltltM'VI Ul a.*MsI u.t' it Ii thr Soviet Common*. Knilier, Sit Stafford f \ 5I M»C Inc Ui** UUi f'ripp*. president o f ' i {hard I sl.iiirt -rt priiTt ic,*i »|*, s*\riy matter. 1 In* f ' 11 n in 11111 s t it tj; r r u ■ t r % I i m*n 1 o f 1 fade, hail -lefer he gO V \ iiWHip ■it h**r 11l l Itlfsa taken rifliuiiul Ulift Allure *•» nt! Ir i-A. i■i , I■y the •^ofereoee Rule, t orn ciiimeoC* plan for a four-way nuuf' i lohe r* i' vr,tti 'h (,f ; division of Ihe ll-dy l.nnd. He uni it- ii J J H ' u 1 Nelhcrtand ( I r t t u i i i L . t !i«s! A u i F r t i . u i . A i t l i i l i " * - j •aid the plan had. been worked hu piop, III tM » t*iirh roun from Chin* •ntlMv out by a gioiip of British and ifi tfi c-ju.il to Thr 'fitly Litp cmimtrni I r **iii Amtrlean uffiriitU. and seemed h s i i M T H E S P E A K E R S ' PI \ IE "U M ip nil i Miifi'i r--* . * itmiiH* **- In the I iiM-udHiUrg Aim fk*ti hrri'lqiurtri A T »* to be jb e lies t**kfilu troll |>onsib)e ^ , ! m i |.mM hr j -tl .ft! inkf-iit hy till* ■t*d FnteigJ .mi tu I'll ids. G«'»tgc HilaUlt. tt.mee'. 1'* i' 17 •* under Tbe p ie s c r i c itc u m s ta tic **. " *. c* n.iftMfli u 8k '! c * .. ih ».*»! f'Uhii-j^ Involved ih the The plait Chlla for the Ullit}-lt*MllVl»H I . open* the |ie:,cr lunfeirMre. \d.li*.('i-g irpii venlntive Irr»u.,| H /fine vkilh the O if • rrklllrtl vlimi ! State* * t1) (n e iid r shipping t" ef oatmo , he Urged them !=• .I,.,h |. *'tli,. (dapor ,(f wot ilk . ritlM ff a f f a l t u t ? th^i n^*1vc* transport Jews to Palestine T ) I If.I.-Ti­ ll U iu it'i+ b fit*’ ,*'ILa.* f plan also propose* I hut Amen Mpc .irmnifptl U 1 pay a financial gm ul to .1 Fruifflilrr Sinks In ii an (I HI*'lit tA-iifM ti- i ♦. Arab*. >f »*i**ry nation Atlantic Collision Iw - ttltv tit Th;; 1'h* b |C Woman Found Unconscious Today After Taking Poison Capsules Browning Outlines Jaycee Ridge To Be S;ie Of South’s 1st Labor Drive p..i, Luncheon 1Oak ~ ipd A-Rmnl> Plant Kmployci'S to ChooNi* C.1,0, or A.F, of I*. More Armn Found In Search of PalcHtiiu1 Bank Resources At Oviedo Over Million motor 'Inline i to 1 A lilh , — ntitiM itil a i r t>f c a lm nt th e I j»iin s | Y n r r < ‘ivti f«*l't'jU‘C to A u vu d h v to Urn Onmmiint v ,r () -n . n .I l s ( t „ f,„- th e Moil o| tin- ii ,. It , y *|,n i .** I . • srie ti, a vor* in H • itch' in Itiii iimutoti.H a tm u - p h o r c 19 ( winch ihice Mmlnc* acre uu*d th a t R u ssia I m s 'a g a i n b een and 12 art * n itm th i • ' t r a c t a b le "in M a tch in g ait I I P MvTtm- * .afl h-m u.| m ,t|K, |lt w i ( h th e O th er Mini .i rnmniuiuqur liml = Plight Training At New Theories Are Advanced Relative To A-Bomb Blasts mti .'.*vt n i i tut on Mon I*) but they an t. m ittr-r _o! i tf H { ; Air .of % ( ’alin Reigns In Paris as Reds Affain Are Tract­ able in Affreements P A R IS --A u s.I |il’i —The 1 iikiivU i drlrsalion hs* anm unrw l'thal it wilt mil »c‘crpl ihe rompfbmbvr oolulion on I'rtc-lf, The Yugoslav dcriilm i * a . atoiotiiicrd at the Paris Pence Ci.nfprrnce today, 'the compromUe solutb n c*lt» fir lie inlernatllnali/ation.of PI'IPINW. Alt p u l I. till Plltltc.w . » ^ Commum»i . ntlm.. . .. .,n,;i*. --s a t - . Trieste. ^ y«iiHr~iC^w,liu-Wu^s. « ,-n v ) t n r J— --rf.r.i^ fT^vP1Sw= n'h” 1 hr lepnrls from Washington hat luvtb ihe Senat- and House Itcprcsenlalive* hud approved the ,(l. I. Trttninal l-iave Bill and tinn—axure sent to Piesideni Truman's d- k fi r final action caui'-l u great amount of varied coin iinoii* 4-elay by discharged m rvice written rule* o f war and cwrrtel men here In Sanford. a course to peace— is about t-> A Herald mirv-sy this no-ruing end its final session. Yesterday revealed that th* former ilt-iighthe lawmakers pushed through boy* amt tars w-.-re much In fav«t n flood r f last minute legislation. o f the aclinn by r o n g r i" in Both th»j Senate and House [tent rst*l>li*hinz terminal leave f-.i en the **.000,000,000 til Terminal listed peraonnrl and payment f*n Pay Hill lu President Truman'* furhiugh and kiave timr tlml W ASHINOTONr August l, (/Pi desk. The Senate killed, o ff an they wer’ not actually able to _ at.-.nipt to enact the an U-Pol I hill 'Prealdcnt Tntmaii laid down the lake during the «m*rgency. J b-forr Cougresa quits. i f brought law today that festers! officials arc The opinlona o f fen n er toryffo 'live Ihrshlent forward I lie lust appropriation to cut expense* it -n varied conniderably i •[ hill o f the session p carrying wpoke to tJs ofn- Ul family. Just at the method of payntenL vcYihi- J _____ - , fund for the. fit Terminal Pay Uie head of any American bousehrdd might do The president said ; nearly (J.OOO.OttO.OOO thnll wdfl !-• | IfilT am) list revived OPA. that because of Hie present lutta gn-'ii lo enlisted peraonnel m itllm ry Brown log opera' innary situation expense* are u event President Trninnii -u' the Hanfoid School ,,f A n , b pared lo the trone .1 measure. Tlie Wlille House Instructor-1 James h. Brown, an At I. *•">■ tmlay outline,| plans for the p went to Uip heads of all depwr- I lover who re*id#s at T il W. t ernlioti of the institution dun, thr regular weekly Junior Chao merit* apd agmetea, but In ht-. Tbijd Street said that h~ appt-v tints canfcrencc. Mr, lYuman apccl- rd of the measure passed by < on- h-r o f Coinn -)rce luncheon l„ M flcally mentioned U»c Army. Navy g ic u . Ilrown, who spent nearly nt (he Motor I my nt noon tods. Mr. Browning told Jnvrre ilrii and Maritime commP-vlon. He Mid fivr years In Mrvlce, derbuml ^ A n O A IIU T ttfe Uf.8 MOUNT he had asked them to reduce their "I don't think It ahould be ptiid the naval air station, whetr Hufive - year' non - IWBoUable flying school will tie situated, h, M CK1NI.EY A T B IK IN I. A u g « l expenditures way below the amounts ill —UP)—O ffirial* of "0|i>ratinn they had prevlmivly budgeted,' imndi." Hovevor, Brown ad-lei tH*'n placed in a class fivr rutCroruiroads" have tome up with The Prr.vidmt laaued aeveral lluil the Iwnda ''Would be nil right vory, meaning Dial the imp ■' W A S H I '*’! B N , A u g . 1 t/I% seme new theories and details don't* for government admlnUim- il (bry would become nrgotnit-l- is considered a modern in*lull, Thi* atuiii ti eiuti |diiit|<i at H u1 ropi-jniing the underwater atomic lor* Don't buy things that are in in perhaps two years." " I firmly Hon. 'i l l |tndml»ly Ih* tin Ridff*Browning ossertcl that bomb explosion July 26. For in­ ’aduwt supply, orvlcrrd live President, l-.li-ve," Brown a tltrlrd , "that ftreira of t» fir i m a jo r ti f stance. th-y art- examining the particularly such Items as lumber the President will approve II ■■ srhoo) will lie op-n for i-te, v to receive flight training int>H M■i‘|. I hi' * I*1 if fid the A F I. e possibility that the Carrier Sara : textllci automobile*, office etjulp- H I . " Author Ikckwlth, -nr,Hint -m ; Hir (II Bill nf lllglit., nnd trgn and the llnltlrihip Arkunsa t Jmerit ami con*truelton materials tilrJr 1-KfOll'hei e rat !■«nirllHC di • broke their hulls on Ihe lagoon j Ttie President akw) said lie want* inimager nf The Sanford llrtul-l. I flight tcsl* Will lie available ' T !i« N a li'iii.it 1 -*brar lt«dnt(>o . floor, nfirir falitng down « big i public work* agencies to poslpori" » n « in favor nf paying t i " mui- y ’ to hours o f Instruction, Ilo a n l fiii -« fin tie d \*ljf. 20vlIU i rahnle in the water roused by the |commitment* and ocltml construe to di-rtyrrged veterr.r* In r»-di j w a,' also' iM valrd lij* M the da>w on whirl) (Ink It ultr* blast. |lion so far a* possible He want. "I think if officara got tbe money f hat the schmd One report os' the atomic bomb work of low priority dropped, alto- in cash tha enllat'Nt rtvm dmuhl ha* three trainnmg ship*. plant worker* may rhoiuu* thr nays the ameuut o f matter con- kcIIk t and he wants the depart­ be paid that way alan." fleck »>'» 1 Taylor ami two Piper Cubs. Itn,-, union ifeoy wnni h* thrlr ccdhvthv varied Into rt/ r * y 'to sink one ments lo concentrate on amall with addad that there u r natty mure Piper training plane* t - „n lilirtaminff apriit. economies aa well aa big ones. discharged vetorana who covld nrt'-.*r, ha declared. hundrtd-thnusand ton* o f ship* Approximately 20,000 wnrkct?me the money due them at ihe [ wa* about the size o f a matchwill take part in the election. The W A SH IN G TO N , Aug. 1— M 1 -present U ir»." Beckwith al*o was head. Under the fame formula, ] plant* are o pc talcs I by the Mori the amount o f fissionable material Preiidenl Truman announced to­ •urn that President Truman would lanto Chomlrnl Company, tltv day that he la naminr William approye the measure. **)ft over from the nploslon and Tenne*«rc Kastman Uorporalion James Gut, son o f Mayor II. „ not converted Into energy would Clayton Undersecretary o f Statu and the f'aridde and f i l l Ihit, be about 36 ounce*. That handful in charge o f economic affairs. The Jamua (iut. said this morning that Chemicals Uoi|iornlion. ' stu ff haa filled the target SPia appointment will be made under the legislation was very fnvnrjnte JE R U SALE M , Aug. 1. (,P ,~ Employe* c f each company will 'w ith deadly radioactivity for days. row legislation he ia preparing to In hi* npnion. “ I think payment The third day of a houM'-m_ be jwlled *eparnb*ly and each I f M l I i i t * tra m o Klahll A .big chunk o f tha landing sign. house March o f Tel A v iv U mill icompany will io- regarded as a .ship on which the atomic bomb to have uncovered a new rurhc separate liarzaiiilng unit. T h . p-teas auaf'tnded. was Mown four o f arms In the all-Jewish city. British m ilitary authorte* at* aultr o f the three day balloting miles away outside the lagoon. understood t » have found hun­ will lie announced nt Onk Ridge dreds of grenade*, rcvnlvrr*. on the night of Aug. 22.’ mortara, arm other weapon*. _ A t Ifa lfa , about 3250 Jcwidi Rental* for home* and apart­ on June 30, 1040. immigrants were Mid to I * on a 2. Tha railing rent [it for my hunger itrike. The Immigrant', O fficials c f the new Citizens ment* in the Sanford rent con­ re*-a part pnant on June 10 was 160. who ettempted to enter Palestine 1 Bank o f Orledo revested yester- trol area under recently Jul I, my landlord raised illegally, wsra being dftalm-,1 w a y that their total resources established Federal rent control 00, On July . khi "■" *■* A fter operating on* month now are now the tame a* o f June my rent to (76.00 a month. Now aboard ahlp. They dtmandrtl I bat stand at l t . 021 .6M . The annouwe- 30, and rent* advanced since that rant control hat bean r e ­ they be allowed to land at oner. O N8ET. Maas, Aug. I, (A V the established must I continue to ^vunt^*raajMU*<l by Cashier Char- that time must revert to 8 tote police have ilcclnrisl that former price, H. W , Wolcott, W p. j . W A S H IN G T O N , Aug. l- (/ P > OPA rant Director, anNo, effective t, 1046 Tw o American Airlines companies praity„!25-yenr-ohl Ruth Mcflurk The Institution began operation* a n a . your rant goea rent o f have been granted permission to wan murdered. on July l and on Um <1*7 follow- nounced today. ThO bwly of thr rirl who was Extra rental m'eney paid to |••0-00. ' inx resource* lotaited a. ■rsUbltsh new air routes to Alaska, summer visitor tn Cambridge on the Orient and Australia. The landlord* during th . Interval . f- * ***n*d . * U ly ( 770,000, Sheffar declared. found In . n lonely hog tert doe, not hav* to b* rafundto. 'J ^ T l calling fo r ,76.00 a month C ivil Aeronautics Board haa anfrom the Onset village celling rant thoriaed Northwest Airline* and H id Mr. Wolentt who p oin ted . In*t*ad o f _ FOUR NEGROES ESCAPE hall where *he was last ■Rt* I con* P an Araarloan A irw ay* to act up J««»* 3«. » Tha state prison farm at Oviedo out that th en have been quite A hunt I* still going on ^ . t 'ay reported tl«i escape o f four a few raise* In rant In the “ " « • |the new Iran i) aerate*. In addition a myileripu* man nair.etl 6, 1046. the the C AB also granted TransW . [ No, a fter Ji j r o prisoners who ware «arr- S a n ford . area elnc« June W ran k ” with whom she le ft the no more In » 6, 7, 16 and *6 yaar sentences These raises varied from (6 to {•'kllorU World A ir Line, an extension or ee hall last Saturday night In effect fo r offenses ranging from break the first night o f her vacaidles, o f R* International route which In tng and anttring to tucond degree , The follbwing question, and efh ttL create, a second United the terms of the new ),*•*. ..................... been Imxware hava baen prepared by murder. Sanford police bare Statan fla g round-the-world ser­ Btat« police Lieut. , John SuIlL O P A In regard to tbo new rent / not tf'>>d o f tha c*cape-, vice. — In charge o f the invsaUcontrol: — said* that although an, T h e’ softball gam* i . I* there now pay la not complete there tonight between th* on my home? definitely foul play In the ,death. Sullivan said ha was to determine whether she slain In the ! * g or ■ elae- ' j -52*k Chines Reds Blame Attack On U.S. Marines m Wolcott'Says Rents In Sanford Area Must Revert Back To June 30 Levels Body Of Murdered Girl Found By Police I ihI.i V illVI-'.t Igilt» ' I -III Plll t ^ l . . • 11--I, , ill, * I III- ’ siili',,1,f i htiuill, ,<Imii 1,1. ,<>- '•it tl >♦'Ell 1 of IIT' .'111 -i if !•■» fjilllfu; iiio ••In* « d * pthuill * I* »4 tL i- .i. • « uf»* lira* to Hi F or ,il Pi i r a lly Ilii/t iiu u >•, , «.* ni li« t| I y |m'iIi «t In Krrimhl L iP if fit nil M c m u ria l, H u ^iiu U a W A S IIIN U T iiN i/1*» l new A m eric a n b r ig h te r uitd Uhflfl Idris o f pnV tfM li fork) f o r the llr llU b h ave gon e to ih e tuilliim of ||„. N o ilb V M o.ti ibiMy (bat •it- inbbrring _*i ~ra liwUiC o, u nlltp eolltiM-ol* r Herbert (h ill ! «•> mu file f n - lg b t r l t. III, Lnitly ns \ IIIPI M’llll Fa« HJ< i d , h. 1 ,.,l. •I I i ll lire t « tnii! Itl.s.ff I* M ltolls 1.1hr ^l‘* ,• Atitlia* 11 M thi* KtiLr1 ! * 1 '' ■ t v.itt may •%' ' ■ i i*ilii|i’i( with !hr * (till* hi|i W .1 I M U OillVf h.uti J RitLllr t i t Mifflii unit l*i ••fiin+r « ttf • fi»u! t *■ iranitiiittec* I to t a pb I (jtiiVit Ilk** ft i ’** ! fil'd til •• a ». I : , I,, ,-A Soviet 1mm for Iliilil !r* wliirlt Wiiv “ ii In11 t*.11 UilAMtt) lU tm l P •" jinirtt tu tllL* Stall's uflt;i liF’ <l.ttUtKCCM1i000 m i*‘ par.nt ions n.< »*f rat tie fo r i writ I ct) ini** th- | r> cut ttcaty 1Itv rn iu f a Joml r S lt R A to. Uaniiif, irwrunl thr ilrnfts. l\ |u» lacnffrr^ mut fit f|i»w mom* wJii’ti* it vkii, fmttVfl that i h Irra i u* t)|ratk* | lii-clnrtdt1 of nu t* •*! > ul nut It * s ill hern aboard the Vm riirUn F a rm Whether ur m m m tnii*« **f I mh kvv hr*i! II Tl ■t urikm •Vsn. a* e. h ! ^ to *i* tfiiia nf to i iht *1!.' r • , i I •11 v S t !f it ly . la id . ’ in ill** tii I tie ♦man Oi*i-, L j frrarkel hr Mint 7 k cm toiif f a* »t* In*l. Allt FORI f; m i i .m r a I f > Hy A •* i..f- 1 ! • t n t i 'f i r h • %K i* amt w-n-* duff'* • !! M'S turd, t tra »“ * ' < tiKHik. w ag turn *•! P it. •man (* *- llmlcnl. i*i I • • <ii i#e Smith hy F L. hr irMiumint pruprirlcr. . The f ! mu run! ti|nmi for t i fill*| .■I «;(M) A, M. rVi'i y lay, S ti,, uontan arriv'd ihi> n<t*ti j ing at aln.iu 0:,'H) o'cluck nnd a -A | f,„ „ ruji nf cuffcc. “ I notire-i , , hut ,h- apprarctl pale mnl m i>--t , .. , „ ( funny,” snid Mi U..uA f» 't dunging the rnffrHIta»ke<| fni n gbiew uf water rvhit-i the tvn llicii gave b-r, then she nskisl fur nnother run o f roff-jo an-l drntik three quarter* of tt During Hint tinu she wa, rexiiing n ileteclir., *tory ma^nztne.” Askisl if he had seen the woman if ..Hiinant tl* !'■ *, l;l*a n N iro . ui K lin a ll Irak niff it t»i|- , J * i On i "d •' » * 1’ ell*- :n»Ui hi rt lt( In \ tf 11ra* Aimy \*i Pnrrf‘8, who h -latte t ifti! ’■* it It thr i— me i* i*t*d »** * |daiM* - am i Uf rye to ft wit r l i|nu |* *riL *'f :\liiH»,(MMt rni>ti mid ihoiifiimh o f ! wilUnfl- Ilrllii.li qitmcii flr" ' i*a»tlrlpnllng. Tbe RAE fIriw ..vci* j l.-«ndnn in «altite tn Ambassador j W. Avertll llarriman mi the who flew .the big « liitr-ntor| rt*l bomber* nmt fighter- «ver Europe, IR1 MAN N A M E S JOHNSON W ASH ING TO N. Aug. 1 U 't l*rr*ldrpil Truman I...... ■-.I the S)ipointmrut of Ker-ii John son as UndeniKrettiry nf l.atmr. Johnson is a form er governor ••{ Keolurky. Padgett Awaits Umpire’s Repurl Before Acting In Dudley Episode trt for mat lot: received hy- fit" Sanford Herald this afternoon is anernoon in dicated that 1'n'sident Ernest L. I’ndgelt o f ,tho Flniila State I ' ngtie ha* not yet taken' nn> act Inn relative to the incident lari night at H-r Municipal Park dur­ ing Jhr Sanford-DcLand eontevt when Umpire Ross Cruritln w »* attacked hy a pitcher W illis Dud ley o f thn Red Hat*. It was Intimated, howntwr, that Dudley will be handed n s tiff fine fo r hi* action. Ife was> In civilian clothes whehn ha attacked Cruelll* in th" fifth Inning but Guneral Manager John Kridor o f tha Sanfrd Baxeball Association said that it would not make any d if­ ference a* th » ru le, o f tha'Nation­ al Association o f Profiialonal Baaslrall Leagues cover tha a«tivitia* of a player, who la signed to , baseball contract, tn a league . • . i , -.. b p illd hr M ife gu .itd e il w lien fin a l no i . h i . , : i " i i t ie »u lu tio il y-'lu’ l (vj {tessimv ' um c up 1,1 III Moor, It was tearri.'d that i'ndget is t holding up any announremnit of « penalty which might le- (d ared on Dudley for his action pending irrclpt nf an official re|eir‘. from Umpire* Hill Gndft><y and I’ rucitin. , Other local liasrball officials intimated today that’ they be­ lieved Dudley wot/Id reeelpe a rus[jum lnn from professional lutse j ball for P0 playing days plus ti posilhle flm o f (200. It was point* , cd rut that this is a minimum penslly for a Cbse similar to last night's incident. Mr. Krider this morning lauded the manner in which park uffieiala, hall players and particularly the members o f tlie Kunfutd I’olice Department prevented any further trouble during the in­ cident. “ Ws ic g re t the unfortu­ nate incident happened," declared Mr, Krider. ni .. . I hep \ ll t I m r rt i! I ul Un l , . . MU Klevcn Army, Navy Personmd Die In ( rash 01 Bomber i, \ f i t .............. vug •I' i \i l>-.i-t II . tVu'e per outI tllr.l lo lllu clisjll " f a \ , v \ l.tmf.. i m ir Son I 'tego, iKitl ,l i- l->-li>\.<l Hint one of Hu- victim, may huve Itefil a wiiutnn. Tbe plane was a fourengined Navy l*rivaterr pntrel iHinilier,- It hud taken o ff from the <'amp Mtnimnr A ir Field on n flight t > Uiitln when it plunges) to the ground. The ere*h occur* ,,*d four laintlti - after the take, o ff, nent * ninp Kearny. Tlie plane" - u ru tf .i rrew of five, and at least ^lx Army and N avy |M--o!o g u i Alt of the pas* setiges, were officers. F.lisvon liave Ih-i Ii recovered from th* buruisl wtecfeiigr. Veterans Service Anv veteran in need of serv­ ice (free of rhnrgrt in any o f thr following categories is re* finested (u visit Hie offire of the responsible agencies listed below: Coordinator — K. II. Carter, Atluntlc National Bank Build­ ing. Employment —- It. S. Emtloyment Rcrvice, 112 North Park Avenue. Vocational Training and Edu­ cation *— T . W. IJiwtnn, Court I Inuse.* Legal Asa la Inner. Hospital* itutinn and Ktate Service O f­ ficer — Contact through Lloyd K. Boyle. County Service Of* ficer, Taknch Building. Home Service Assistance to Bervlceeien, cx-Seraicemen and their Dependents — Atncrisan Red Cross, IoikcfronL Boule­ vard. Veteran* Administration — Martin M. Rudlch, S h tfiff* O ffice avary Tuesday. j �0 -=*» PAGE T 1IE HANFORD IIU IlA l l*. HANFORD. FLORIDA tw o TH URSDAY, A U G U S T 1, 1U4Q Falconry was pratII, I' e raiani, Human* thousand* of liainboo, u hollow stemmed plnnt, A mu«kn»t rati Itnvel mu«kr*l can ttavel 60 y.rtl* yard* t Falconr hat been known to expand 16 uinirt » a t « i wilhma cpuiing-up for ancient I1 inches in a day. •If* ' ltum.ui. tt Novelist ‘ Joseph Conrad's f u|| HMjfe. * m Tt^xiot KranJ Kor- articed by the | The Rhale shark is estimated Egyptian# and rreach a weight o f ^6,WW poyl)' -1 grata ago. land a length o f 60 feet. ft JIj mt ^ H f it f1 ii ' l f lJ I i \ U f f i 1| w 1 B 1& M aHl ™V H | w QB ‘Where Customers Send Their Friends’ HOME CONTROLLED' Friday and Saturday NO. 1COBDLF.fl 201 East First Street Sanford, Florida Kant bo Apples, 2' lbs ..I. 29c Potatoes, 10 lbs ...... ..... . .33c FANCY ICEBEIUi HF.Enl.ESS. RED MALAGA, ANU ltlHIE.lt Lettuce, 2 heads........... La. Yams, 3 lbs ..... Liberia Peaches, 2 lbs Western Carrots, 2 hchs Grapes, lb .... .............. 31c Honey Dew Melons, Obeli 35e M i d i IO AN Celery, 2 large stalks WESTERN Sunkist Lemons, doz, Green Cabbage 27c 34c 25c 19c Cauliflower, lb Popular Brands Y O U N G T E N D E R W E S T E R N A and A A B A R Round, Sirloin, Porterhouse, Bone, Club, R ibs Ilk T . 5ft ro o m carton LeSeur Tiny G eorgia Dessert Peat N o2an Leko CoHard ASSORTED SLICED Chuck Boast, any size, lb 39c R O tN D BONE Shoulder Roust, lb 45c TENDER (IROI'.ND Hamburger, lb Boneless Beef Stew, lb 38c 45c Plate & Brisket, lb 29c FINE FOR ItllAXIN'fi OR POT ITE A L L MEAT Skinless Weiners, lb T -t . 39c HMOKED Country Sausage, lb ... ‘ 45c 1£)C Cold Cuts ................... 39c Hulk Cottage Cheese, lb 25c Sharpe Cheese, lb. ....... .51c Fresh Pork Shoulders: Shank End, lb ......... 43c Boston Units, lb .... 52c Fat Hack White Bacon lb 37c Ga. Shipped dressed & drawn Fryerk, lb ............ 68c Fowl, lb ...........,....... 55c Greens n o 2 V-SVegetable 13c Cocktail 46-ox can 29 Musaelman'a. Vinegar K e rn 's Qt 19c 12-ox 20c Chili Sauce Kraut Juice i 2 ox gi Government Graded li**f “ Choice & Good’’ T-BPN E Lb CLUB Lb SIRLOIN Lb P 1N BO N E LO IN Lb j. - * J *- Roast 65c 59c $ 5c 59c 45c 49c 45c BEEF C H U C K Lb 10-IN CH RIBLb BO N ELESS POT Lb BONE IN. PLATE STEW FUEHtt GROUND HAMBURGER BAKING TIPS-SH0RT RIBS' 10c OSCAR MAYER YELLOW B AND Bchixilday* E, J. Geneiice Cut Wbola 5 0 c “ 7 9 c Van CampLye Spring River Creamery Cleaner Special Cantor Cut Sacramento Grade “ A " Tomato Free OIjua W ith Ttprary Yeung. Tender, Pan Ready. Dr Myte* Flat Tak Salt 3 U/zibPItfl* 10c 1-4 lb pk£. Tenderleaf Kellogg Variety Package N. Y. Dresjmd. Long U. 'FRUITS aw VFGFTABLBS 23c Ducklings Lb 4 3 c Youn^ tytn, (Dr^wn Wgt I. Junket Rennet fo w le r s Fancy, Large S. C. Elberta Pk«, IQc Whol* *r ShankHalf T u *k «v * Lb 6 £ c U. LaatRp French'! Prepare*} Mustard6-ox Jar 9c 160Count Paper Fr*aK Ocean Pill.bury’. Pancake SHRIMP IA CABBAGE * ' RNTA c a r r o t s Starch6 oz* Pk»* 5c Quick, Eaay IVORY SOAP "* tc- Saniflush 9 c 19c H ^ AN LARGE CELKliY LONG ISLAND, POTATt RED BLISS POTATOES CAL. LONG WHITE NBC Qraham Crackers ibBoxIflc Ocq*n pert* M.ackor*! l% -i ■ ................. 1'lllsbsrr ;||j i.. IW M an ** < SnapB aj* U> 29c ^ _ F L O U l(K jm 1 ^ /fig5 1 R lb . 28 tt* f 1 .8 8 , l J ?'± ' . I Libby'i Strained 1 B aby Food 0m • - ! 69c ; 10 OKANQB ^a arn ic OAtalUhl* {IV O R Y S N O W ] J C E » j Sm. kite t V.t^ -fn W.ti-lA *, *jttA 59c N , 303,01 M a c k «r «l u. Z 9 ,c �X TH URSD AY, AUGUST 1, r H L UAtW l O K U 1946 Y O U 'R E T E L L I N G M E! — By WIIUAM t i n — Centra/ P its s W riter A. M I I,L IO N Y E A R S AGO, according to Factogroph*. elephanta roamnl all over North America. Oolly, hove the Re­ publican* been out o f office that long? I ! ! Invisible Itnsts < In replace sptctaclts. Soon even a school f rich er w ill have difficulty look• win t lik e a school Itsch tr. i l l Zodok DumIrepf hope* that tyronp thoi* act* at lift Addling with th# olonj bomb ihqra ere ne bhient-mlndad protester*. ■ I I 1 T o distinguish between the first at<pn bomb *nd It* direct descendant, the most recent one, this column respectfully »u f* ge*U they be known a* John Atom end John Quincy Atom. l i t fttw York bond uses » h oist collar (o r a harp. I t probably products a winny-somt tuna. I l l A new type of (ompatt hat ■ magnetic naedl* which always pelnlt due #a»t. Whal't the m a t t e r — w ein ’l north good enough? I l l • *• A survey by a msgailne ahowa that there-are 23 world heavyweight wretlllng cham­ pion*. A ll grunting and groan­ ing In 23 different language* no doubt. LEGAL NOTICE 11l.K/vl.LJ, S A M P U H O , , i . u n l U A JltlJtiL •*. WtLH r o i l M V, FLO* T. UATC. miTAa i i v in: llv, i . - • . 1 in T in : r u u i iT < o tiirr ,,p T in : T o A l l • -.11 NINTH Jt'I'ICl.VI. rtltc’ I’ IT «>K i i«K CIit3.ii i* t iih h t a t i: i t r u m iH A . i n ANO Ktrli nKJHNul.i: r o i'S T I IN CIlANCKItY No- " I D HUNKY M Met,KAN ru h tliff, %fee Al.ICi: MAIMK Mtl.LAN* i *.»»• 'il. 4ml l*« rAt »• lla v -A » |>« toiiGild Nk j I usU tl L ite 'v a n t§ cfdfttQ ’ll*** l el -it l"8 V«ht 1 » IHLl^J ■ . , r c#f IN* I jmp l f #_t »mrtif tjf M i l..’ JIL, Jfl- a *•! *1 * •eullth Ju d if * J ri-tiiU. 4t hi- ■ l . Well hit >*'**# r- : • l•t'if i njtrfr* tl * > .iiul iLritalull* "I >MVl f«4> Ital* *uf J. C. lllLla^. J 1C !,x*U*i* rff af^lii * I |mI -el-*. With"' iiimii||ii* front ihr n il n il t rSoTU M Tl* M 'lT.Alt i ALICE M AItli: . M r**Fl»1 rncp atul tuliliisw ^i»= 4la Hlul* t iii: |uQ h t a t i: of A V < n U i‘. fu ’ W Iln k f ii, i V n fi* - II* cut. 1'cni arc lici t-hi I list Mill hit* lireli t»run Mil I ■• 1: I ” l )'»H 0‘ the Clit'uU i *♦*vi?( * i s’tiii>'la» **>"iii* I), I ’ lu riili- in C h ain t i i . glMlVK krl f aert tl. Il} Mi LEAN, itml >"n l!KNtt\ M HcifrUy r* i i u l m l t*» t i l *3 vi ftt lii iii l* .m r t v* »u r n iit u i* c i t f r k '"T f *i4*|ve«ritil*’ v . 1 4l»rfBnn,vily i#r» !•> attimiFti, lh Fhiii hull i>n i*i»- ‘ ih «! tv df 1916. Aii*l 111* trktf 1 * r lt» lit** fi ll*' cJcfk >«»u» urltiM# HJIIJfj Its 1.1:1** 1atnf *»f * -«ill|klitlm lilt p4iin) priitt al I h> tiii"- I*; ■-: 111*wl 11> |u«%. 11 t i » i<i I M11 l*"t >*r JmlLim u ulll |h| . nte m l .,k J «t»>t4 iiO T h ”1 I* d ha th» llff. IIHSIIY M McLl- AN. f«t «Ulorr*? >•"! \LIIU! MAIC1H Urj|Thirty-lhrer o f the 38 .(Hide* Samuel F. H, Mime, inventor nf I.CAN* *L f'd flm l \VITN t inv lir.ii 3 tnl 8t'»l "* hint* o f paradise cun he found on the telegraph. atudied att in Eur­ * r*!*♦€ Ittfl, 111I t New Guinea. ope ami taught in New York City, j pim Utiufi **i J I III *'f Jl»l>* l*»b u i* iir.iiM »**.v A« I *l« I U i*( Wilf tnous laurel leave* which The first bulb* Edison um*,1 fur Creek he roe* rvnlly* were hi* laboratory experintents w ere! frev-bkiwn by skilled artisans. O FA N C Y TALK & DEBP CUT W lC « 5 / ill, \ S ARTICLES FOR RENT FU R N IS H E D room for girl or middle-aged Uily. Kitchen privi­ lege* fTTftJii French Ave. ✓ 2 PHOTOGRAPHS your BEST photograph made at ' ■ T H E R A YM O N D S T ID IO U State Hank llldg. Pit. 1093 Have W A N T E D TO RENT MUST have furnished house or .apartment befoir August 1, • Permnnent, no chlhlreu. Walter High, ■i ’ li. 82-VV. law n S lR iilr )-R o g e r* ^a l e s t a t e f o r s a le H ird tta ie Co, For B O A T OARS olid K E L L Y H A N D LE D A V IS see Stanley-Roger* Hardware to . OR 30 acre* of tiled land Must !•« in goml condition. Plume 22U-.I or 837-M. r rakes sea 4MAI.I. furnUhed huuac or aparlmi-nt. Adult* only. Phono 9IU7. J ^ For W E E D CUTTERS and * 4 DR 5 ROOM hmiM’ or n|mrtmrnt unfui nislied. I’hnnv 21H. t !0 FOR SALE A K lilJ S cn m e ra i imw in v'lock, mill ||OlI8E/ for small fam ily near Halier'* Dairy. Orange and peach' tree*. See Jack Martin. LO ANS F IN A N C E youi i automobile*, ktru>k ru| equipment Um Si Co. 1 .6 3 llO llltn W HERE W H ERE P R IV A C Y IS ItE S P l.tn T .il. > YO U R imlural dfcire f.ir privacy Ml muiiey malU'M <i s tiiitiy re» pecit-d here* Friends mid relatives nio not (|u**tlipe1 about your credit Vuor rinpluyer or bie-ine-v assiH'inler will nut hear of your persnnal nffnlrs- Tln-ie it n * emue fur* enibarru, Biiient Reasonable r(r>bl t -*mirriii*ot (. No r<> miikrl I l-.nu,*> le.'lll' Vnriai»l»* til*yitu m i itii-*-, I A M il. A lal* \ s « «l Florida Rank Itl.lg Ph..ne 3* 12 S P E C IA L 7 ROOM h»u*e. 4 tcre*. 40 as­ sorted fru ll tree*, good fence* and building fur dairy and chicken*. City water. Bn* 317, L A W N mower for **le. Trotter S N A PSH O TS— primed, d f , d. mi-aVe Mary, Fla. Appliance Service, 304 W. ndargNl. W e copy old plmlograph*. REAL ESTATE WANTED Second S l„ Phone 1004-J. NIC-IIG LU I H TU D Io 220 Mel*ch IH d g , Plini'- n i « A R T IC L E S W A N T E D D YING OK S S L U N n S T A T E - U P*ya lt> deal B U Y your car, exporlenwd broker*. I f i f f or condition. Your f'lrn ilu ie wll| bntk lik« • sieve* or other pro­ new, will wear better than ever market, or If you f r t when our expert* rebuild uuji ip the market, contact W IL L boy broken down tewing recover H. Only the finest runRancher o f C. F. Batehmachine*, any make.__ Box 392. s11 net Ion m atrrUI* used. Phone I East Waahlngton St., 1112 fo r a ’ free estimate and j c i i c T B I C M otor, wanted —1/0 M 3 m 0820 . h- p.. 1/2 h. p., 1/S h. p.. and chulre o f materials. H ANFO RD UP1I0IJ4TEUY Mating* o f Farm*, 1/4 h. p., new or u *«l. Bring lH lH Park A ve. Phone 1112 drove* and Bu*lne»i them In. write or phone Modern ** Appliance*. Inc., 428 N. Orange A v ».. Orlando. Florida.___ ___ ROOKING repair and painting a K|Hri*lly. Rave 6Q*» t.y keeping your roof Well repaired. Rave* 7 P a i l , L j v w t o c k , S u p p lie s additional ro*t of platter ami wall paper for room* pin* cod COWS and l&kmonth old helff,er o f lahof. C. w . Bellamy, P. O fo r aale. Inquire Oaikett den| ARTICLES FOR SALE Bo* #43. Sail font. erst Store, Oiteen, Ftyrkla. P ERSONAL FOR S A L E — pair o f mute*. R. F. 17 c 0 n i o n ZERO S r lU 3 i It I 'u i b P k f l * 1 0 c I. t P o v / a e rs Pkq 1 0 c JUICE 2 1 c A 6 o r c .tn S ta rc h ( ,nv c rn n u n l 4 c 8 o i Pkg S n n iflu s h 9 c 1 9 c (.la d e d 11r e f “ ( I T B O N E C f, U B Steak Roast d m ii S l R L O I N P IN B O N E L C IN ■J- 2. P T W BLLF CHUCK l . 1 0 - lN C J l HUJ BO NELESS i n r F u rk e y s L b -p k g 1 2 y 2 fi M IC flriihftni C ra c k e rs L b flo * 1 3 c Ff ? h I it 11 PEAS 2 cun 1 f)l/ 2 e SWEElHEARr T o ile t So;t|» W HEN A V A ll.A llt.t: 3 Reg V N11 a va il \ nt.i: con * Center Ctrl R ib Lb 5 9 c End < u n til r y Lb 4 9 c 1 Kill K m*! I*-*? k « Wltil.- It Roasts Lb *1 , Whi P o L iio e s 5 Lbs 2 5 c POTATOES VVh.N "t Sh 111Iv I In II Pink ib t - . a r o o r . ’ \ Lb& j v c i I N u !% SlimililerM sSm uL^tl ^ •U K tH M U U C l - u 'a K i i S'll VNIv II U . F O H W H O ! t iii i t m ' i . r M i m i.iH r t f \ i i , i : s i.it r s 10 43c ib, 3 5 c i!------ aw. Butt llall P-rrh i i Shoulders ib 47c I M (M I III il . i \ *n <un \ i . i -: i ii i I T CD S\\ ISS t I'.I.T.I* I I l M . I ' l P o ld l o e s 2 f * ITI.IilllJl L in 2 I 3 c l*ur® (NMiIld II JeaaUIJ Lard Lb 5 c 37c OLD r A S H IO N E D B A R G A IN B A L E S k in s R u l c i b a g . o s Lb 4 V i c FRESH FISH! SHRIMP 59c >.b Bpnnlxh jE O R G I-A Mackerel D ESER T Lb 25c Lb 29c H IL L S B R O S Mangn Snappers Fillets Lb 39c New England Salt' LOST— fUaek a f o u n d Mullet ermtnlnM n . Hen* 29c J* L B JA R Lb 25c Fla. Cooked N0.2& CAN OrUntjo, Fla. 18 Lb VACUUM llrndlcaa Salt A U T O S FOR SALE (1934 'W Y L L IS Sedan 9160. 1038 Pontiac 4 -d o n rje d *n »3r,0. Roy a k Sm .' 9 « w , 2 j u i s i. Am it Smoked Klnnan Haddlo L O »X W A W T «p C c r jlc i 4Sc HELP W A N J E P WORE W hoJa \ i 1 1 - 1 h i i m i; t ,* li \ I \ I IJI M l’ I t O A M \i 11 i I \\ ( I IK K Y-*! \ i; n . r \ r r i K s PORK CHOPS 3 lb 7 S c C lfiiiia fr ______ W IIK N or OSCAR MAYER Shoulders C .ikos OCTAGON .: I j,T ill Q IR L for *oda fountain at U t - itn«r mill complet* with unit. Grind your own prtt* and maal. 2828 • :o n s I ' D O N E IN . P l.A I I, S I K U I It K M I U K O I M t I I . U H I Itt i It l t \ K I . V ; T I P S S H O U T I t l.t s T i NOTICES— W O M E N —tpora tiiie to eell mo»t DC Lb Ib Call* r PRUNES \ n r t -t # *; iilU r ltk i n V Mackerel ORTB Carolina rrown Coptn W e n Cabbage plant*, read) Au^ IStlt to Nov. le t Plots your order-now for early d» livery. iCall 706 -M. 13c - 3 M ile* Flat Pall Cooper, Cameron Ave. 5 -Si m m 1 1 " ♦«V ( li'.'imT-Simciitl M i,N S Show l III'It- and posters O— DEE’S Slt.N Split VICK 0. D. Jjindrens, Phone 1021 FLOOR SAN D IN G Cm»by ond finudiou: < leaning and » n * Plume Ingf New fh«>r» kurfared in per­ fection. Old ill,nr* made like lien • UAK welding outfit and tutting Call || M. GLEASON attachment*. ’Also uthet loots s , , Lake Mary, Fla. • gtmW -P'ranrh A s*. * * i; R E N T A CAR YO I DRIVE IT H O U SEH O LD and m is ce l­ P llllN K 200 laneous thing*. Everything fm HI lilt h i . \ND MOItltlSON •ale now and evciy day until ■ D ltlV E -IT. INC. oil I* »oltl at Ifitt 3fel|onville Are., F. TL 'Dy»oh. LA W N S m ow ed. Heasmuihl. nrire*. Jerry Lsitd, phone THU kitchen - linoleum NEW 9x12 Pji|mctto Ave. A^iply 1613H Pj Iwtween HODGE • PLYM O U TH I* \IIT3 A N D S E R V lC I E L E C T R I C churn, practically tog Palm ello Ave. Ph'me t o il new. Phone 286. W M INING to nillnmnbile nun, , and driver.*. 3k stnle* nnw |u,v Slaiiileim Steel trirl |u»* imposing heavy pn o ir n i.K b o i l e r s . allies On motorlate who camm ■ No. I A No. I pay n judgment fur injury t, HANFORD H A R D W A R E CO. others caused by Iheir autumn 210 Kant First St. bile*. You arc taking n grnv* chance if you drive or if yijur F K IC IO A IR E for «ale. Good con automobile r* driven in any o f dition. Phone 768-SI. these state*— unless you me iti mred. See u* It4rom vmi takA LU M IN U M , a trip In your car. O. M. Iloyd VE G E TA B LE BINS A Co. SA N FO R D H A R D W A R E CO. 810 F a it F irit St. E LECTRIC appliance repair* up repair washing irmeliiiie*. JINK .mall 1126.00 National Ca.h vacuum cleaners, fans, miter* Register, factory reconditioned. sewing mnrhines, T n i l b i NI' fSQ.00. J. IL I awsoh , Jeweler. pi i a nee Service, 301 W Set-.m.i St , Phono riMH-J. PO P E CO- I N d 10c S E R V IC E S ELE C TR IC rcfrigvriitui Shelvadire — 4125.0(1, IIOB-J.______ rURA ATTIC FAN ery C e l |uttjrctnrH VVk’twiliii Shull"“ W HEN you buy a home, g *i n 6 year *firc and windatorm in- IM IT A T IO N leather* in most Rurutice policy. You will sure colors and luige selection o f .approximately 1/3 of the cost gn»d upholstery fabric*. Rnlierl *iid may pay the ptvmium In S. Brown, 2911 N. Orange 6 annual Installment*. See C. Ave., Orlando, Kin. ■M. Huyd Si Co._______________ IF Y O tt are looking fur good inve*(riieiit in apetmcnt houiet a «*e me at once. No better w buy any where In the Sute of KUrJ.l*. 3 H K t^ ro o s i A lWilo* with extra loU. Only *3600.00, 6 ROOM h<iu*e with 2 acres land f lotting well*, largo garage with 'electricity In garage, la rg e bearing fruit tree*. To •ee this you will like It. F IL L IN G atatlon, store building with livin g quarter*. Come Vce It. 29 acres land In gmhl locn6 lion bn minatbre lake and good * road. ONE uf Florida finest oranges grov«a a lovely home on i lieaulifut lake. Cool, comfortiihie and everything that you linva dreamed nboilt. Hour the fuh »wim mill play, the birds ringing in the trees, the moon rlsihg 'on the lake, the beauti­ ful golden fruit hanging on the tree*. It’s a home that will luring happiness, to both ^ old and young. Edward F. U n t, “ The man who know* San f o r 1 ’* t'llie i I l l.;trgi Slak Lobster Lb 49c Leko Cullard No 2 1917 F O R D — A - T ronditlim with radio and sir hosier. Monroe Corner. fCrwt house on right 13c EfVegetablo FOR SPECIAL 4-PAGE COLOR 46-ox con 2 8 Mu sic! man'* , Vinegar or Kraut J u ic e 12 o r (pianllly Right* Reserved Price* Good Thru Aug. S Gl 3rd & Sanlotd >4‘. t j- • ', s I>1^1' fftsm * *rwp -ygr .- v.-.. V/:.Tr, 1 . ' P: ' ' ' XU * fire �* A G E FO UR THE SAN FO R D HERALD, SAN FO R D , FLO R ID A The Sanford Herald Trouble At The Colleges 'T H U R S D A Y , A U G U S T 1, o f school* for rounty. district or community. The loan.-, were made available to ihime student* awsrded the scholarships in the event they did not have adequate fund* for living expenses. Mr. Davlii, who la aim prcsldent o f Winn A Lovett Grocery Company, which operate* l-ovett, I’iKRlyAVifjtly an,! Table Supply hood "tores In Florida and South Georgia, listed the recipirnt!i o f H ip arholarahipa alon it with the college* they are attending, They are grouped in paragraph* l>elow U N IV E R S IT Y OK FLO RID A: James J. Hour, 1601 K. Jefferson Street, Orlando; Thomas Woodward HUliop, 130 W. 22nd Street, Just how supcrficiitl in tho thinking of those who helievo in a planned economy and who like to nay "W e planned it thnt way", is shown by the crisis confronting the nation’s colleges and universities where the <11 Bill of Rights lias promised to send some 10 or 15 million men with accomodations for.only nlimit two million. R O M .A M I I.. H E S S lUllur To be Mire, not all of the til’s whom the government’ c o i i m is i i i : vs said it would send to college want to take advantage of) HuilRrst Mnn«*rr this opportunity Many of them have wives and children j iindng and are anxious to get on with the business a living and building a home. But many of those who are plniming to go to college also have wives and children and intend to take them there with them. And so there nre expected to lie two or three times as many applications as can possibly be accepted for ad­ mission. Then* simply aren’t ^sufficient dormitories lo go around. There aren’t enough' class rttiins and most im­ ■alah * g rw *ta # rr portant of all them aren’t enough teachers-. Students can I t , , * , la a , i r » t M , » l i live in trailers, or pup tents, tmt teachers have t" lie U Ik* ■*|to«*l ll* a o n it t a * r * M lB la la n trained, and there are some who believe that teachers mat v ia l** I * «k * p tia lia l O a la u r t r i nre born and not made. And the situation at the colleges is nut so different from that which would result if some of these well meant but ill conceived measures for providing socialized medi­ cine suddenly become law. II sounds very appealing to be told by some political demagogue that if you come big with child, are blacked out by a headache, or suffer pains in the big toe, the government will send you to a first rate hospital amt foot the bill, but the iiKltlisitive niml WOHdcri if the hospitals are in any belter shape to accommodate this new .influx of visitors than Hiecolleges, or iTTho doctors can Jtnudlc the rush any better; than the. university faculties. j -There is, of course, as everyone Knows, a frightful t itic no: m» u shortage o f accommodations at practically every hos—W dvre]r In-your itrthr m ttn try cvenmow-When-eYeryottr has io pit? and hi* hnu«q IUv.:,i3 own bill and is not likely to go to the hospital unless WHIN THK PA D RES 121)0 AY. Court Sircrt. Gainc*. villc; Guy A . M cl'hiiA ln. H2| Court Street, Gainesville; kVmtnn O. Whittle, KFD Mi. I, Oultiry. A t tlip FLO RID A ti’FATK C O I„ LEGE Ft) I! W O M B S: lilorin f Gilmore, til& N. Qnintv S iren , Perry; .Mary Lou Reynolds, Nncatee; Hetty 9ur Taylor. W crtmoiv land Flrrct. Live Oak. A t STETSON U N IV E ltS IT Y Winnifrrd Can-1 DemunV>t, Avon Turk: mol Celia Marine IJnff, ill!) Pine Street, Live link. Recipients nil*1tiding IINIVKH ’SITV OK M IA M I: Helene Ruth Bourgel, .'lll-'l K. *>th Street. Hia­ leah. mid Marilyn Claire iHt-.iw .211 E. Ilrulnanl Street. Pen-.P cola. CAM. TO TIX A S We see where Senator Hilbo was offered $500 n week the other day n* a movie actor. That certainly should pn to prove that senators are worth more than mcasily fio o o n t, year. Some day the Florida State League is going to run it* ball c I u I im without u controversy, but that probably won’t be until agreement ha* l*-on reached un outlawing the atomic Immb. Lovett-Table Supply Funds Aid Students V&Uf, t/u Claude Louisiana rirn grower* protest agalnat the prnrtirr of Ibrnwing rice at weddings, "You wouldn’t throw a sirloin steak at n bride, yruuld youV*, they ink. Well, may be tint, but thr-re’d be a darn eight rn«*r«• marriage* tha-er* day* if you did. Tw elve deserving students from vni torts place* in (h i, *tate are attending Florida r o lb g e i tin* veur through scholarship* and loan* provided liy tho Lovett'* and Table Supply Food Stole.* W elfare Association. ncrorrling to a rax-ent announcement by A. It. Davig, prexldcnt o f the organiza­ tion. The twelve a t u d r-n t a were awarded the scholarship* on n merit haii*. t Karh one selected wa* recoin mend rd by *t least three pronimincnt citizen* in hi* o r her homo town, bv their school piinci|ia| or by n superitenrirnt ItuNohull Heredity Do you know ulinl a "little bu*lnc»*" is? Well, arrtirdillg '<• the N a t i o n a l AftMM-intirifi nf Manufacturer*, it i* “ nnv Inmneaa which doe* not have an o f­ fice In WB*hlngtrm lo represent it before these committee*” . Again it »ay*. it I* ene whose net profit* do not eiceed $25,000 a year. Now. of course, a Inislneai like ours would lie cnllerl "a little Uny Imslneaa". If lltere is anything in n ntum*, th e Boston Red Sox are going lo final it out. They have just signed and m *ih to the Lynn Club of the New England Baseball Nague one of liieir fe e rh rs, Rogers Hornsby, Jr., the 2H-yeur old son of one of tho three or four greatest hitters ever known. II will be vears before anyone e>|iiuls ilonmby's record of leading the National League in batting m x years in stieee.vsion and a seventh Inter, and twice hitting tr «y fever victim* will lx* over .-Inti. His 1112 1 mark of .121 ought also lo aland thrilled to learn that they can escape the ravage* of thi. di*- for a long time. Sons of baseball stars have not generally equaled eate merely bv spraying genrrFinally, when it wa* n ylmw-it ously around the bouse with di- their fathers, Jim Bagb’y, Jr., of Boston, is the nearest of voting f„r n bill that would chloruphenoxyaretic acid, or what approach, hut he has pot matched his father's records simply recognize inflation ami cause the people nil the vexa­ ia perhaps more commonly known ' a i 2. 4-D. TMs atuff i* a potent I of games won. George Sisler’s son is nnt playing regular­ tion* mid restriction* o f rout ml weed killer and gets rid of the ly for the St. Louis Cardinals, while his father rivaled without effective control, 1 voted ragwotd which1 Is -flagrant of. Hornsby as a SL Louis hero. against It. fender egalnat sensitive ainuae*. Now, the people are gning to The sons of bv-gone film’s are presumably doing However, It probably wouldn't do well in other lines, but what are they? •have In rely upon their own ef* much good to get rid o f your own ragwred unless you could g e l you neighbors to get rid of theirs. When you read uboul all the federal government -j* doing for Florida in the way of frdcral proj'ecta o f one kind and another as well os political handouts, just remember that the government has to gat that money from somewhere and that lu>t year, according to the Florida Flute Chamber o f Commerce, $31*4.432.. 065 o f It came from Florida tax­ payer*. That I* a aliaWe chunk o f money In Itself and would build quite a few hospitals ami canals If left right hrrr. How some congressmen man­ aged to get by on their mesgCr 610,000 a year salaries I* shown by the evidence produced by the Meed Senate kVar Investigation Oommlttre which has revealed that e $2600 "campaign contri­ bution** to Representative Coffee o f Oregon was In reality- a "fe e " fo r a lucrative w er contract. The Senate committee la having a lot o f fun showing up ths congress­ men but unless wa mlts our gue*a the time is coming when *ome House committee will begin to woVk on the senator*. -..Th e murder o f four negroes la Oeorgla the other day was disgraceful and ahould be pun­ ished with the maximum penalty, but *U h outrages are not eonftatd to Oeorgla. . Ia recent days there have been, 'fo r Instance, When the Podiei come lo Teabi <00 yeon ago, they brought secieli ol fine leather workmanthip already old. TeaTan of Yoakum, Texot, hot Inherited thil croft,mnnihip Irndilion and perpetuolet it in fine hand-eorved b e lli — the famout Texot Ranger bellt, which hove , toiled a whole new ttyle trend octets the noiion. gave notice I forts t«, protect t h e m s e l v e s , I against gross inflation and *h.-k, log in* reuse* iu the coal of a living lluyrr*’ strikes, r*msnmer*’ .trike* and remonstriini r» will have to lie lire people J weapons. Consumers may h*ve to put up sign* at certain ptare4 saying in effect, “ Thi* place lor Induatry) unfair lo the consum­ er." When the government of the people will not prelect them, our citizen* will have to protect age benefits still get the entire themselves like the minute men amount available to. racb person o f the Revolution against forth-r without Having to meet tlie tyranny. humiliating means test. That Senator T o ft and 1 again urged wmild also mean that nny prrson’ for a twenty million dollar in­ becoming totally disabled would crease in Federal assistance t i Jget the full amount o f lienefila Isvailabis_ to eurh |>rrman‘- iust r# the state* for maternal and child |._____ “ ,ic age o f 00, health, child welfare and crip p led )If he had reached’ it*1 |There would lie other Iwnefits. children's’ corr. 1J 1 “ I presented an amendment h> The funds to support this systhe .Social Security Act providing tem would come either from, a* fo r variable) grants lo the slate* tax on gross incomes or the matching a dollar fur each Feder­ fairet systemm o f taxation which al dollar granted fo r old age as ran Ire devised. sis lance, nirl to depeadent childTrio present old age assistance and survivors insurance is grossly unfair because, although the gov­ ernment put* up tnoel o f the money, the raejor part o f the ONE OK THE SEVEN chant uH I think tho South must tnko is on the*light In its own people. Especinlly now that to match It. ia r result is tnai f money goes to the people who Bilbo hits withstood the outsiders and Tnlmndgo the ones the rich sla tei get nearly «M hcT ‘ ,kl **** t0Rl* who Bell out to them. Not all Is Bilbo that opposes un* tho Federal money. For that | the old age nssUtance , r, ,Pro*™ **lv* ,c comprehending interference hen*, nor Talniadge thnt sny« reason, ymcnla per month are In Ala- fto d ^ l decently by Ita old ptnpli wa can hnndk* our own nffnlni. There are millions of ma *17. Arkansas 6«7, Georgia >0*1 & lht>* « "*“ ?*«*• Southerners with enough tight in them to carry this $13. Mississippi 617, South Caro- * Likewise, I hope lo get througl region forward now that the reassuring gesture against Rita * 10, Tennessee 616. for ck -lth e peat session o f the Congrew while In California thetm y bill which w ill provide adeforce nntl wanton federalism has been made. This column ample, average monthly payment Is ft ? ., ’ quate medical care to every moth proposes to snlulc that light whenever it appears, cspcci* 60, in Connecticut 141,21, In ter and chl*‘ nil as it tolls us wo must* for economy’s nakc,’ society’s Washington $63, and to on., will provki take, help our negro people to continue their advancing Under an amendment, the amount i all the et and their qualifying for advance.— John Tomplo Graves. that the state would have tu pul’] and the ne Up wnubl depend upon the In. tnatlen. I -e the passage con\e of the people, o f the sUte. ’aeeaion to The result w o u ld jm .lh e h gener niitlopy|- . leallh Insurance t every $ g W 4 ally In the pporef, /elglny.. |hr Federal Government, would pu Telegrnpr Company, and David up two-thirda .of thu money. Thh Leinl, Florida manager of the would permit t K f raising of tbs same company, were visitor* In, Payments in ,tK » $>oor states. Sanford today. The two tele­ My amendmsnU would als< phone officials are on a tour of raise the maximum amount lhai ieelf and his dopes* the state and were only In 8an- the old people would g el to i subornnotice on adoestlon he« just total o f ISO a month instead ol Issued a »vro year study o f thla U » present 640 maximunf. ’ J also urged upon the SensU subject* Finance Committee that thi What Is ao* important lo th* , where atete* be forbidden to glee any country M the people?. they will visit 61rs. Howell’* TEXAS RANGER B. L. Perkins CORRECT MEN’S WEAR. I lose Ceilings e SANFORD TW E N TY YEARS AGO ii Charles Andrews wa« when the 110,000,000 fr kill was passed without •eating vote after being kl I the Capitol < ly 16 years, eeon to reU r. . g fst advocate • *•<*»*•. ^ ___ dent who. died Thursday, follow* leg an operation in Wnjreroa*. Ga. were held thi* morninr from the funeral home, of Miller and approved hy the House arul Erickson, Burial was in the1 fned by the President, but Ukatriew eeenetary. . L'tsruJr.S'v'" £ I M E. 8- McCall 4S new water arid eut-lna^ ; Thla brj fo r Sanford’# util! robing by ’ about a third the benefits available under old a n and aurvlvora insurance. Thla U the Social Security A ct worksrx regularly eonproposed an amend- tir ng M or. tfCSlHESS T ry Q ar A d s - , v t •’ ? 5 HANDSOME PIECES HefL flewtng charm abewnd.' In thi. co Jfete Uvlng-remn i m p The venaUie a bed gakOFr beceasea a ta rn doubt*- . I U 0 DOWN DELIVERS GROUP! �T H U R S D A Y , A UG UST 1, I94€ THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA i_i. r j SOCIETY EDITOR S o c ia l Cccclia Truluck •! i i -j 1 L I r " Mrs. Hobson Hostess C a l e n d a i To Beauty Show Party M ONDAY The circle* c f |hc W.S.C.S. will meet at 3:00 J’. M. at (he home* o f the following: Circle No. I, Mr*- L. I*. Itutraii , 1701! Park Avenue1; Circle No. J. Mr*. C. K. Uranau, Beaver Read: Cit etc >’«». 3, Mrs. it. M. W. Sturdivant, O il Myytle Avenue; Citric So. |, Mr*. Edgar Mitchell. 801 M ag­ nolia Avenue; Circle No. f>. Mr*. W . C. Djklc. West P in t Street. TU E SD AY The Daughter* of \V- ley will meet a l lh j home o f Mr*. C. II. 'Winn, 813 Magnolia Avenue at Manila hemp actually i* not true hemp, mol i* not grown Jjie Imntfiliate vicinity of. Mam Mrs. IIAiry Kubv it « n host*** Monday evening u> a l.irula Lcs Ttrratity Show «liicli wo* pre­ sented by -M i»« .Iran I 't lll o f Orlando. .The prupcr u«e uf co*Incttc* rn * drmenMmted for the guest*. A fter (tic slum rcfrcahments of fruit punch ami n*!uirtt*,l rymkie* were served to (tic followIngt Mr*. George I’ittaril. Mis* Jyjslc Durden. Mr- Harold Uruy. Mr*. Marion ’ I lay nr--, Mr*. C lif­ ford GuMavw'n. Mr>. Itoxcoe T a y lor. Mr*. W. ,\. Leavitt. Mrs. Hoy Heel. M t*. Edward MrCnll. Mis* Petit iiml Mi*. I lot i*o ii. I'etroleuni l* a eomplev mixture o f hydrocarbon* ami their sulfur, nitrogen ami oxjgt n- tierivativrs. Jean Towimeml j t ilny in Hnlnlka Mis* Juno liar- NKW S A M -A N D U .SPRINGS « I.UDIIOUSB. u re n tl) opened, i* situated .a, Du looking the S(iiing* anil Ben X Equipped With large Dairy Hat tun! luiirhiog L Shop nml •linin<' Hoorn, thi* Concrete l>h>ck building with it* vetamlah. orally om long. add* many convenience* for the |ilrn*ure el Sanlnnitn visitor*. Inclining tm*e* the Cluhhotla* mol nutki' return trip- from Mini point. , , v J o rrp h ftttte hbuh»ti of Imltanap Mi** Vesta White left yealerlay for Hocky Mmuit, N. I', unit will go t" Mantra to nttenll the •i.oat Colony'* pirgi'Mit. Mr*. 1.ilium Vickery, Mr*. Peg­ gy Knapp unil Mr#, M. Cummings vi*ite,l Mi** Ruth Cumming at tin Florida Suimictium in Or* Ininhi yealerday. Clarence Wrldln. 8 r , of W in­ chester K> has been appoint'd a llyv -Scan! \t aiUVe ol the Cct. tral Florida Cjunril. act ardli to Ptlorniatinn rerclv-d here tod." Haul who i> le.ntn; th? t?:ril > Welitou will siuceett Ploy it Wm> -------,---V tv 1,1.1 ^ ‘r S ALES to bring: DOWN £be cost of living:! Sie Friday’s Paper I Mr*. Hu*h Slnffonl tlii« week to tour *ev- <Q| ; j .nil •- 1.1 Wt D**l v to re 'titer Irish rev In Ihr nor' »i j*Jj. 1 ■A im Tourney Activities August 10 and H N1W YORK ITATI Supremo Court Justice George If. Ho/e, 53, DufTala, N. Y., 1* pictured with his wife nnd daughter, after ho was unanimously elected Imperial Potentate of tho Shrino of North America at Victory i ConvawUus In San Francisco. Howe, who served as n major during tho war, m a n d s William II. Woodfleld, Jr. ' (International .Soundpholo) with the Army end veils -ill lor Europe «n Aug. 10. Mr- Sited,■ i* with hrr htlshund « l < nlyle lliitrncka in P w m jt l g ltw and «'IH netuinpiinv him to New Vork fur embarkation. Shu fditn* in return to tier home here amun* panied hy her niMer Mi I I* Hannon of Wilkhmhiiig. p.i S o il, fr n tlr whispering allure plnaforr* or tall arid N lll II It The ihraine* and l'i«.l. *a| Woman* Circle **f iln M S, will lie piulpiinril fin Die ie lb and —our new roller- wall* and Memlwr* uf Ihp Central I i rM,i Clmplcr of the Reserve O fficer*' uf Augu*t. Association with their wlvr* and gtiegf* will enjoy a buffet -upper ■ t the Orlando Armv Air lln*e Cmi(rll Hull w «» p i m t i i ', Officer** Club Ihl* evening pie- in Tcnne*aee hefure In- w.» ceding n business niretihg 1f (lie • n.uigli In V. te. n«*delation which will Ih* h,l.| at f the club at 8:00 J*. M follow in g the Hireling h 'ill'"', wilt be held nt the N la ilii' 1 • idaunde. Pnrmal (lie.., f..i the ladies will la* al'l>" i.. . ii. , I 1||| •nd KK. IH'IH W E I.Id* . f a tor thi* tniddh v* «n* owner uf « eummenrd W ild .I AM V IIII.K N , ( 'l l A 1:1,11 CHOI' p. Mil. and MI1S, I I ' VI Vlili IIK ililN S . Jit , MRS ! II III DGINS. MH. nml M';* DAI K I.. SCOTT. J R - M l k D TRU I.C C K. MH, m il M'IS MV RON SM ITH. EU G ENE STuV Aid.. o T IIC HlIRHE.s. VVAI I t II IIKAI. P K A N C E S PARIN' V MRS JOHN KICK GKOHCi: KICK, G R A D Y D U N C A N . MH ami MILS. F. A. DYSON. Kl l/A IIKT It D Y S O N ........................ ■. . . The talk given by EDNA GILES EUl.I.KIt, firm er memiu i of M a le legUlature. nt Kiwiini* thi* week waa excellent . . . *» tlje memliera are paying . . . She apoke cunremlng Ihl* moden atomic age . . , She *a!d, “ A prejptlice i* an opinion that bu­ rn vDihle mean* o f »upport." White and pa*tele In'bowtmata, draw airing neekliats or plain round neck* The ralieit example* o f m*nmailr gla*a to which arrhaelogUt* can ***ign a apaclflc date are beadfound adorning Egyptian mummlr* of the I7llr century B.C. Cotton Shirts THE PRESENT f That Luts A Yesr — •— -W e Clothe the F *m ily -W e FumWi the Home" . AMOHO m i t ,0SO* PAISCMOHS* ■Quttn Mary Irj New York when i wax Mrx. Anthony TAeu (right), w teUrr.imdBW Robert IloJ^h! a suescRtf»noH t o The Home Newspapcj •MiMMCM Summer Shoes....... $|.0 Infants Hlankets..... 50 Infunt’H Comforter Sets..... $J.O Children’s Blouses....... Children’s Raincoats..... Children’s Dresses....... Men’s Corduroy H a ts..... Infant’s Knit S u its. . . . . . . Knit Scarfs, pastel shades Pantie Girdles............. �THE SANFORD H ERALD, SANFORD, FLO R ID A P A U L S1A T H UR SD A Y, A U G U S T 1, 1946 THE LONE HANGER Legal Notice THERES n o doubt about it , TCNTO. THEY ARE HEADING FOR STONE BLUFF, f7-------^ W EIL TAKE THIS CUTOFF. WE MAY g e t there ahead o f th em . t h e r e SHOULD BE AN OPERATOR ON DUN AT STONE BLUFF HE CAN SEND A WARNING TO THE j-------------------- ----- ’ FORT. ™ ~ 41. -1- FRANK A'to SURE OUR SECRET IS GAF\E V*iTH STEVE DUNCAN. YOU'LL BE WELL SOON, ANY­ WAY .THEN CUR WORRIES vljii i n r ■>---------—y t 1 IGr L rRBI j i MEANWfa jl£ . WHO CAN IT BE, Y* MAYBE THE COR- MASKED! AN ) R m FT % f. 1 tbil*'. FRANKPI DIDN'T J PCRAl IS PAYING OUTLAW!j r M*r HEAR ANTONE /ClUS A RETURN ^ - i r~—y 7 THERE-5 AM iVACHE \ ( WAR-PARTY RIDING THIS RIDE UP 1 ^ --------- VISIT. \\ ( WAT, WE ADET SEND A A E H ’ MESSAGE TO THE -----------x PORT! GROUND-HiTCHTHE HORSES BEHIND v THE STATION .TONt). I'LL WARN THE SIGNAL­ MAN HERE THAT APACHES ARE fc— cT ON THE WAY, HURRY! j r r ^ ( UGH! IH V i.ltc i; \ « l l r r T«t t|i|irir IN T I I K O P T i n : H T A T I* Cll T i - i o i l l * \ . i l l l H ^ r i N U P : T O ; I H A M il* FL-1.11 H it. w bi>»« n it .l i f p * m i i >I IP t iilt tlf p '»— t i * l • I » I h no 01.1. Cirtiala ao J be ■■**«( t auirta ( « ; * iia ia la i , l > n i ual m u cilyiikaiii Kltltjar.l A t r n u r , A ltn or I'lu rr, llt i. Iilli. In, .VlaliMtru. V»M a lp In f . b y rei|tili,.,| |„ ,i|r nn .il>[>»'..r;i i i m » n A 11411.1 3»||i. , t>11. In lh»* iT r n iH IV.UU id Ms* Nin th J nJ i l l I 1‘ lir lllU Us ittul (nr Hnnlii'il** C «u iii> . Florid a. Iti t'h u tirrry. lit a mm ( 11**1 ig ts lm t n » «n m i n i . H A I .I'II W J U f i A l l k / u i K I I t ’um|ila liiah l. v». U tA IAJI! Y I ’ l,1IKIC. I **(► n.t.int, u h ir t ln tIlf t*ii|it• > l*'n i»it! i f f l i l * «1»-. i .. 1.1 .1 , . iK n t liil (n u. tV lT N K S .i my bati.l 1. 11.1 » r (b * n i a n il » f llin m I i| tViurl til Kitr.r<>ril, X rillilliile f o i l Illy, Ktntr .if t'lu rl.lii till* 3* J.i> ..f J u t,, A. |a. 1 >a«; (• I* • i i i : i i n t m i \. c ir r i, Coffee Cake Doughnuts, doz. 17c ATTOHNKVl Atlnruejp fur ^inphilfijint, Spiced C a k e__ 27c J " t C M 4 I A U iH T ic I (4 ( i l t £ I U ( I X SULTANA las Hal nllb Uarlar .1 u.nl with > U ( l r iirla a *. If arr JrafrarAi bnihrrrj b( ilnalna XarrfMK * « < « * l l « -*aa»- fa bkral* . Vinegar ViSVaMiaf akra ... . * . . 1 i*| baa f***a.l*>il IhiM la brar Mali attain. Yaa mail l * i l b rlfrr aflrr tnnblaa ibla alaaylr t*«t ar ,aa 1* 1 >aar naan barb al aar*.1 Yah alntal u n ia t Car lit.-aa lajar al Touchton D n ttf Co. Mn O U S E LOOKING Vi ' a n y f a r t h e r .' a l l Jg o t i t .'s THE DANCE PLACES WELL GO L HOME ANO 1 PLAY r~2i \ THE V lC / B T YOU'VE B E E N MY FAVORITE B A N D j LEADER FOR / V t SIMPLY , A fi a g e s -I I'VE COLLECTED PRACTICALLY f ALL YOUR r-jT RECORD^*] WFY’R ^ f . s o l io U; y I N l V S B D R E A M E D I’D DANCE THEM WITH YOU. I M EAN IT WAS TOO/----- THANKS f= UTTW2LV . . S r -----FANTASTIC rSSik Va MAHON CANNINO Many Never Suspect Cause f Backaches In Hurt Kfiup S OUTrratnxnt Oftm B*in,a llapy 7 R * W I f f t «lr »* ! « « 'T » l d e n ffir. IfvtUnf up It If hit* *w»iiint* puffifitfM under the ft**, IY O U V E Gor a SHOCK COM ING h» a d s rb ri urwi iJ iiiin r is . Fre q u e n t o r s o m tf leifiMtu with smarting nr.4 burning maw . timta ih a n i be re Is m a elslag w iu of w Kh yuur ki-tnry* or (bladder. |kd»"'t wrwill A«k your drugs'1*1 for De^n'f Till*,, a i llm u la n t d lu r r lle , ured ■ u e c r u lu ilf bt wtllMfU* for ffft f t® Doiij ' i rb e kWnry Itulwre lTu*h out wa«t« lfv»n i i i H i r^ !i# f anti w ifi M l p t h « ]& tniW> of yeur kkivd. tit t Fiilf. Save Ydur Hound Steak, lb ..................... .... Standing HibRoast, lb ........ 65c Sirloin Steak, lb ......... 70c Hamburger, lb ............................35c Fat Back, lb .................................... 35c Boneless Western Pork Chops, It „... 63c Western Pork Hams, half or whole, lb 515c Armour’s Creamed Cottage Cheese, lb 25c Garden Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Carrots 2 bunches Lettuce JUICY FLORIDA Oranges FRESH SELL THIS FMEf SAMPLE WILL PROVE Peppers * T oday marks the completion of .Seaboard reorganization and the CALIFORNIA beginning of operations by the Seaboard Air Line Railroad Company. Cantaloupes Seaboard lias long rendered to the public the best transportation that modern methods could devise. A ENOUHII atroofer Seaboard now emerges,1bringing opportunity for greater service to our patrsmi than ever before. It is our purpose to provide an efficient^ courteous transportation service designed to meet every requirement o f the shipping and A 1*4** pM*4xt aJtt 4 JW I»,»lik»*l H*>k» I n *| »*• |«n. T*» 444 44*4 MU4* — s k z i - r p *■ }M *h l -« ttfm f-f A wfl’ltee W t 5 L I K A A . lV*1 •Kwe* M iiiu traveling public. In addition, w e shall can y on wholeheartedly our breakfast food efforts toward tho economic development of the territory w e ore W h e»«e/ ........ I I privileged to serve. CASTLTBCaKrS CU1 CKXK T o you, our patrons, w e express appreciation for the friendly PUREX BLEACH BiUnswick Stew 13c relationship which exists between us. You m ay look confidently to Seaboard for a continuation of the leadership that has brought transportation progress to the South for more than a century. » t r' * 110 Park Avttuis Peaches Phone f 9 Peas No. 2 can 12c ClfSF BOT A S M S Ann Page Pork & Beans 15y, oz. can 9c Spaghetti Sauce 11c fu r s FOOD8 44 DC Beans A & P FOOD ZOO Magnolia Avenfle Sanfprd, Fla. * p P fk A T ja i T t h e qm kat a s p t e a cp. o i- - tou - • •- �L r#t^ -± ; r r URSD AY, A U G U S T 1, 194(1 - . i. ■ « ! r ; ^w — TH E, S A N I P H D PAG E H E R A L D . S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A eminole Football Machine To Begin 946 Squad Expected To Be Best Produced In Past Several Years fullback. Willis Anderson Heads List of Candidates Retuhiing From Last Year; Piercy and Hutt Will Furnish Speed Senators Blame Fed Bus For I*oss Of Doubleheader 19 Ross Crucilla Attacked A gain A s Feds Trip Reds 5 - 2 Assailant Turns* Out To Be Deland Hurler In Civies Ur J U L IA N STENSTKOM .Herald Sport* Editor M [ The 1940 edition o f the’ S*m nole Ilijch School Celery Fed* rill become u reality on Aug. 19 (hen Coach Gooxc K ittle* will end hi* irrid machine through Jieir opening practice *e»*ion*. The 1940 marhine, according Ily Julatt Sleo.tloni Tuesday night the Orlando previous statement*, will be Herald Spoil. Editor Senators lost a douhlr header nr o f the licet produced in the Ompire Ho.** Crucilla. who ha* to the DrLand Its.J Hals b> lit several year*. Although been having u tuggod rime duringsairr o f S' 4“ 0 anti 3 to 0. (cttle* lo«t several ace backthe past couple of wdrk* ill the Yesterday afternoon it » a * ield and line athlete* last seaFlorida State League. t> irticiilarly learned that S a n f o r d was (on, he ililt ha* enough key with th " He Land tied Hat*, was blarard for the Senator drpersonnel coming hack which, in the vietim o f another attack Inst feat*. idditiun to n large number of night at he Municipal i ’ark during Ilrre'a what happened: jp-and-comlng athlete*, should a contest between fhe UeU Hats Knrnule to lleLanl the Sen­ produce a winning combination.. and the aSnford Celery red * ator bua broke 'down in San­ Heading the list o f returning whch was won by the local* by ford. Julian Strnstroai made itar* thi* Fall will be fullback a score o f 5 to 'J. a r r a n g e m e n t * with John iVilli* Anderson. l'JO-pound are ■ A good crowd o f Hanford fan* Krlder for the Senator* to who proved to lie th e'to w er of jammed into ttv1 pa Ik last night continue their {iiurney in the trength on ln*t year'* squad, along with a gi/odiy number _of Celery Fed bw*. uwuver, Anderson wa* given a Dcl-tnnl looter* to -.<■ . a ivbulo .The tfennlMfs returned In te lly - good amount o f support * r * f.ull- gaioe - «‘nd Hie srxlraSanford early yesterday-morn­ jr~ht* matr* ' and he* .was as­ ing and parketl the hu* at the j added attraction. sisted greatly In U|c ball carry­ police station, ji'urnriim; on to . The trouble bagan in the fifth ing department liy speedster* OrbrvJo in their u»n repaired I inning. Hob Tuttle Kcd secomt like Teil Uroaklyn anil Hobby sacker wu» re.tin g .on first base. vehicle Cullum.. , , Manger Ted Madie*Ul is re­ :11c ntfenipteil to .teal muchiid. However, there is no reason ported to have said that the 'T h e threw from Catcher I’ nvlielt nt thi* time to doubt that Andeio f the Ited* h u , high and short­ Senator* will never u>r the son will lie the one to steer the stop William* leaped into th" air Fed hu* again undfr any the 1940 edition, through o good W1 grab the sphere, .lie came down r ire umat alter*. f season. with tlw bull and put it on Tut-* llaseball probably ha. more The loss of Cullum and Urook«uper*titiuus pesiplr than any tie but apparently Tuttle hud al­ k'n Won't Injure, the quality of ready reached the -uek. Umpire other pantime. ■ e llle s ' backfield to imy extent Crucilla flasli-d the safe sl.'n. nra ho will have he services Bed Hal piny >r (lien crowded Clyde llutt, Clarence tlranaround Cntcillu but nt no upllsunl thiim inand Holly Piercy to inmanner. A* tlVy |trute*led the tnll on the si|uad. Grantham decision Tuttle raced down to ad a good unwunt o f experience third when be noticed no one wn* on last year’ * llnby Fed team. covering The inrnm i.i eonlinui-1 Jfutt did not ploy lost season and it appeared fmm the pie- but reported for Spring drills j \\ I ivt. box that Cr a. din saved a play-t and displayed talent that prac­ .717 from Del-m-.l out of the game. 71 tically cinched him a tegular Orlando tin II ,.V.i I Shortly play vva» -ibou! i*-ujy -A N F O R D berth on the starting eleven. *.| I* •'21* to is* continued atii-n I lr I .a n. | However, one o f the main back- St, Augustine .did player, ‘ noticed Tuttle on third :.u leld men thi* season will be Lie La ml 07 Lose. Th- lied Hat* again crowd­ id •>7 1'lcrcy. The youngster played on I’olntka Uhl ed around th. at Inter and •••llteto titl both the Uuby Fed and the var­ Gnin-svillc too fielder Wall Mill rington vva* e j­ tu ■si sity elevens b»*t year and proved laicsburg . 100 ected fiom the game by l iiirilhi. in no beyond any shadow of « doubt Ltayluitu lieuch Suddenly out of th -land* and Ihn he’* going to lie double for Last N ight’s Result* onto* the field rushed a young Fed enemies this season. Orlnmlo 9,' tacdiunr ", I’ ierey will handle one of the man ttr«**eil in eivilinn clothe* SANFO RD 5. I)cLund 2. halfback position* and his speed Daytona lleaeb 7. Gainesville J. who win later identified by the ml deception, plu* the ability i’alalka 1H, St. Augustine ll. fhinfurd Fuller L>epuitim-ui as to make ipiick decision* while Willis DmJh >. ii HihI Hal Totilghl's Games running, will certainly be a valu­ wild wtis full in mitfoim ft»r itii* Leesburg at Oilandti rdi. able asset t“ the Foil attack cotilettl I hh,ium * of Lciiitir "ill with SANFOKLl at Helaind Kettle* announced yesterday an injuitii arm. ralutku at St. Augu-tim. h at-lie had decided to use Jan puill.'y torir right into Crm ilbt Hnytenn Uvacb at tiainesv ilie. Jenfflnsni], a tackle last season, anti film bflt'kvrnid* r Friday. August J as a spinner Imck this yrnr, or nt nt fr«*t- It fYiiiii tin* Gainesville at Pnlatka. least ulternate him U-twcen posi­ lAmfn that Dliclli’v follnut-.* i|» Iwesbtirg at SANFOKH. tions. thji attack by p<mncibg "ft «b** Hnylona at Orlandn. 1‘ ^ospcvls for a good line ap­ St. Augustine ut IViLnnd. , arbiter. Sfliifunt pla> - rn «li<! pear to be certain, according to t|Utrli thinking and when they. .iu Saturday, August J Kettles, former Hollins College r>U«l|t*y onto tlm? |ilHHng SA^FO H H nt Iw-csburg. grid star." Kettles said that field lh#y npjmrfnlly finuir*! Orlundo at DuyWma. w ell hav* a bunch of good men what w ni going t « hnppt n nt»*l §»t DeLund at Hi. Augustine. fo r the forward wall, particularly two d them nearly gut tu Falatkn at Gainesville. ho tackle*. For this reason th*? MK*ne from the diigout I*** *m thinking o f nllernnting Jcnfort* Duilley nrrlveil. CITY H OFTHYLL I.F.AGl'K •kinksunin the hnckfiehl and In Thr Fed players imwetliairlv I'rt W. th» line.” “* The Celery Feds will use the llayncg A Wiliam* • 7 0 LOCK) .711 same system they i tnployed last Security Lumber Co. 4 ,.41M( season when thee registered i ,uu»* mnuseinim i > nine victories in eleven start*, i Tli* Sunfold II dd ,T7a “ Most of out play be from tho I Hobson Sptng. Goixls 3 .000 double wing formation," Kettles j Carpenters' Union 0 DELA.n I) WITH WINNER AT LAST? * - By Sieve Bishop Howington Tops Kennin^ton With Neat 3-Hit Performance Five Sanford Men To >\est Siders C «p 4-ta.v in Honda Open H.|Se,iu„ C(1„ lest; Cycle Race tinted Kritter Says Tickets The employment of dangerous. . . the single wing eliminate* the hatard o f fumble* for the double wing requires additional ball handling.” * Kettle* said thnt the member* o f the squad are to report on • Aug. 15 to' I*, issued equipment. “ Shoe* are going to be hard t i l a i m l , " the Feil mentor revealed. ■** s r \ l)A Y ATTKRNOON - A P L I ST 1 2:00 P. M. SK.MINOLK SI-MOKDWAY PARK ( ’assulhurry, Florida CHAMPIONSHIP RACE SPOUTS ODDITY III ,|jh*ur-lalr«| i'r r M SPORTS LA POM Hi %* *tir I n•r il I*f r •* V |o»» h«*i t m ntly Mon « gnrne I *»‘ v Giiieiito wa-* hul'lfw (m < ifhf- t ilia without thtowing u • j- i innge, > I <*»' • bull lliit'w tin* way it happened; • • i.\., Ihjihi•lin in g th- i .*• ; U jiliin d wins paying H jm c rn fl. '»* vet got a fell*i ” I ! liYY ii t aj lie iltiio rJtuir in to p lleh 11 i vyuveight i liiimiHMii L» fo i flaV am l m the e ig h th in n in g I: the niidille aif I w ith the !»«*»** t'ftih il, tw o out • i ranger wuiulei I n fit I shf M h iif tied. \ - hi* look w.inietl to fthllke han*l ^ tlie riinuml. th e th in l'lia-u * roach I •*■’ > tfiedl tu til U?*h 'Ihr f*ii Ituncrnft fak ed n ntea| iluvrn fl i t Intel bill! thill f.t* i hi third biiMf line T h e u m p ire f fttivn ihui it** cah tl »t a th iid r*u| lH 'ifiiiiie th e i 1he f. 11..W *|il*Ml 1l».i . r '!m h had. left hi?- rtmrhing kox ^ ■4tt*1 -iiiil' “ Iff !•' 'Ll Dili! i f tired tlie aide. mu it . ul.l m i iik** f in kfit in| ACinctl one rim in th* 1Gah'it 4>,+ • laH half |Yf the eighth ami hu •the* came t»h in ft t i l -i of the ninth t* tjobl Hn * t nft w ith Menton i«*r ing ifivim c i n i St for tho win* a*r.a< *»••• i» pulled l)u«l!uy o ff O tu illa *n * i ne S:infnr<| athlete thpJW Mud* ! l**y to tho ground and pinned him until two Sanford poliromen. Mu ■kiislt'il no time in urn sing ?l»r fHrtie, grabbed the INI jmtrher and oncerted bun f« t|ii- pnt k to the 11wa I |Mdit* i;” 09r O pen s - j l 2 : ‘l S - 4 0 g Today and Friday! Sanford husyhidl < ftu tuiinedintely riotifieil th- polici ID - man who a liio k e d ua* n ball playii anil n-qur 1 thaL.lia-chiUge-siliii plac'd agrtitu: t-Kwant^Sbe. e,v.„-.-.itr ,\-L I him. P^lic-•• complied with the >eHhlle*. 2b J | w - . . ,) quest. A fte r n cooling o ff |»*rt--4. Fuchs, r f J|/>pQ n I .4*V P 1*4 A rp a Dudley wit* returned to th? p.nk U l C t t H Mj V V C I O XXI C Nash, lb U hy mentlteri* o f the force. I’uvllch, e ! The quirk art ion of the pm Williams. ** il lien on duty at the park w i­ Harrington, cf ____ „ lt very commendable along with r•- ,t Sloan, t f ID CHARLKH MOLONY of the Sanford player* who "••• FVnting, If W ASH IN G TO N Lookout, land led a rat’* when the "civiL lubbers the *rs» utl’ rumlng Hflt r KI'nnlnjfton, p ........ tme onto the playing field Total ■ you. Observations showing that nrti’ ri o f (he IP-Land pl« SANFO RD uci-an level/ ore rising .have just rannot lie condemneil n* llicy ah been disclosed by tlie U tested 0 «j derision in no <>r Silverman, r f ... I upd Geodetir Survey, than the usual manner. How -v - -i ... 3 Don’t let it disturb you. though. Tuttle. The upwurd trend, a* recorded by Ilrlfklc, c f ™ .... lucal fan* thi* morning were *i 4 vinred thnt the Ited Hat* uthh <the survey over the last couple of I-ik e , If ........... . 3 decades, is at “ a rate o f approxi­ l-evy, lb __ _ were wrong in making no atteirpi 4 mately 1■* feet In a eentary." q > nt nil to halt Dudley when 'm v t Sharpe, e ______ (iesfiltr A tittle nitbsluue calcnlation Glorlg, 3b .. 4 I we in the only ones nt the t*;- ■| 4 COLBLK1 1 shows Itll take 3.620 yeanr-until Iriyartt, s i .... t who were aware of the identity i 4 5400 A. D.— to cover up a mile of Howtngicn, p Has AM ECH E f l i r t th assallnnl. 4 «g» * rokstland, which mean* that pena utio-u*** 33 9 *27 15 Jodi* llowington w *» on the ^ « lu ToU W*| VHt 1gliksid tOS4H « In Kansas City can afford to Deljind 000 002 000—2 mound for the locals and limit*?l Sti nor* the matter. the L'.-d Hut* to only lim e •oih tat* H AN FO RD ____ 002, 200 (tlx Hears Watching Hunst Kake 2, Sllwvhmnn. l^>vy, saflie*, a pair o f them .were JinkThe trend may change from up Ilryant, Harrington, Fleming. Er­ e*. Meanwhile the Feds " *• to down at any time, the survey rors. llryant 3, Rosa, Tuttle, Nash, pounding Roll Kennlngti.n l«r acknowledge*, but it observes that Williams. Run* batted in; llrysnl nine solid blows. “ If the rise should continue IndcfTh* Feds aeoreil a pal? In tie Inltly It might well affect tidewater 3, Glorlg. Turn boar hits: Ilryant, third and two more lq lha foutih. land titles and bave-an Influence an Clorlg, f uch. Rgcnlice hits, Sllvorother matter* o f economic and so­ mnn. SUilftt W e s ’ Rryant, Tut­ Del-and aeore<l their only two tle 2. L e ff on bases: Del-and A runs in the fifth but *.he Fi-R cial Importance.'' SHORT PROGRAM - W h y l* me ocean acting up7 Fanford 7. Rase on balls: o ff Ken- clnchud th* contest tn the elgiuh That's simple, says the survey, nington 2. llowington 2. Htrurk I with another mark**, Novelty "O ur Old Car" “ Gradual re e d in g o f th* world’s out: by ICvnnlngtOn 1, Huwington, “Screen Snapshots'* The volume of sir mall between great glaciers, which has been go­ 2. Passed balls. Sharp* 2. Time UNIVRRHAL NINTH ing on for a long period," adds n o f gam *: 1:55. Umpires, Godfrey the United States and I’ erd has Increased In 16 y e *r» to 1HI time* 1st nf new w a te r from the melted what It ftrat was. » |Observations-Show- n a • couple o f playa plays and kick. use o f the double wing In m A . school , , . . football 7. Whin you're , ; ^MOTORCYCLE RACES STANDINGS THE BOX SCORE Season Passes Can’t Be Used In Playoff Tills Ki\i* S i i t i n i f i i an* »lnt**.! to In* iimoiiif tin* * »0 jfuiici't n k will trr uff ill I 11 1 Fltirltlfl Op.-n G olf T ahiti,*- # .» v%Mch U «Ut *,i < itv i t eat inn I Mreetof Goose' tu »«*t untt-i Aav tomorrow m »f t tsTy that the NVe>i C-lcaiwaU'i' Tlu* t*»nrnuim*ut- uHl V rttlr. • I i-i*l all ’«■ itn _ ile* bt? p!ayi*it tuiiiiu i*iwf, Sii UitiLty Hide in fr; • d f m Hunt S|*ir *»|in,ni by a A r c O t t l v H o o d F o r JM*if Wl*!| \hv filial round* -M e o f I t to H in a tilt playetl tor Sunitftr* ft e inoon at the l.uker*l« - lav S c h e J u k 'd (d im e s Two Sanford lirufo^aiiMUiU, I* ■L— P l j i k l - 1 \siliv.ar and A l ilr\ a i i r -aid member- i f both k i Hh Generul M ' iij-'i Kridet Ft * atr *■i hiTlijlcil tor- partfci|iaty' te tn.itifil In an ice -'f the Still fo r! ’■t'lt! V-- -• -i.i- ftk iL ' »-jth umaf».'iii4 Harry T —A. team- rn dm us ty following the conj ilttfl* lllL'., lllltr i Ii •M '-'ii- at‘li-1 - U* \\ ^'priii oT iiinl E. 11- Stint be te»t. i mi- 0 Shin Gi4r. i 1 :?- - Will inmnmceil (hi- inornlllg h III. • i --n )‘.t*v,,4 mil be abh- t-> u . W IN N t HI l v HOFSi:? t hu i a '•icycle (.ice t« «chcduled ■m u g the Fh‘i -•* !-■ agug t GI.KN !H \H, N. Y . 1In b .-I s tiimorrow* in.trnitig at , fihcy nff*. i Fwlrn •'•'tiemnl i i, A r g e n t i m nnr S hc-ot. The event G ta •The |m “ * •<1* p o lo pltiver, hi ligh t *|X tli r- th “will g d , iijetway nt 11-till oVIcck “ were T -ii»d •“ . I'gut.i ly PUghbri-il, to I. ng Ir.lnn 1 afi>3 ,i d \vi[> !«• open t*> ehlldrc't l l * 1-ijhnloled M‘)l-i* ■ Hit* i l l ' l l * a 31-iltty vov.igK >1 feelghte obi .uni tituher. Three prliog lh a l ?eus"U i..i- ■- Wtik:- Ttllll Ll* He nUecipte.l t,. nor? sk-i ,xi\\ ^ .wai.btl \hn f i i 'i i i l r t i Jumored iifti't i - ■ u ir-'.ar but . ■cry Inn • rinoi unntnl !, n rii.j* tn o f tlie line. see them ,it*- :4, t. Kridel i'ViH.j ). ' ! i‘!Tl?4ll |f• t fr nu* i r- .1 So S.mB .n ' find Herald t ■|M, when H III*-* ll^fWk|TkiL|■_*-!’ i 4'Y-r*'' • M- ■*•¥*ria l eall* reLil'i I- Hit1 UrI* tit -canon i>j * m— du • t. id.ivnff?* rite l I'll 1 \ 1 ' 'll .. • m WC*lf * l|t(rt!l**rl 1 ihe hug lie ■-< -1 K tili*r Will Ml-.1 II it * U kI't ' clii€Vu*<l a Lt’ Hi: . iff HuWt VDj, |hi> L ■! I 'l. - if ll mallugei trnuirki.i ii la- -ti.l mil lloiik the li--1 •ul.l ildv * i» pit •tit il nut 1 f t t *ih\i*‘ i*in 111 M'i- littir FimuM tb«' h it' limit I -i" f L* 4 til fit - I if IV l l ■l*i ill* S IX T H R U . L I N G RACES IN C L U D IN G out) WOllbl *n»iv* 1 ^'anfmst u. iL! 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B, ODHAM, Distributor P.O. BOX 818 SAN FO R D . FLA. ’ ’J J -• �£ THE SANFOnn HERALD. HANFORD FLORIDA **/iGE EIGFIT Hundreds O f Profiteers Nabbed When Cost O f Living Climed To An All-Tim e fiigh 26-Years A g ON J'JIY 29, In tAi.'cmbmirg palace at Faria a 21-nat on peace Conference will be called to order, and delegates from the Allied na­ tion# will draft peace trestles with Italy. Hungary, llomanla. Bulgaria and Finland. The Hlg Four foreign minister* have been convening tn the luxurious palace, laying the groundwork for the atl-tmporlant peace parley. At Ihe right la an exterior view o f the palace, while at left below la tha grand atalrwsy up wb|rh delegatra will pass to gain the great conference hall, Inwer right, where the formal algnlng will take place. ( In le r n ttlo n tl) the prrxtdeTitlnl campaign jin r . licpubltrau an-t I lemeernlic |.,iitfu im i contained "hign rc-'t ol iivm.r” plank*. The Republicans aid the prime c.u::.- wa« U ‘'SO per edit ih pn I’lnUiill In the liurrhiuutK (o w er uf llic dollur due lo * » i n ' ) expaudon o f currency and n-J.-t" i»y the Wilson udmmstra- tt'jii. i , i i. i r t nt menaces td fifi tn HP) p ricnl but balked nt c ilia dining li n n i hliri;es. Iney baycntteij the l.otel dining room until the inaiio g .r i d ored tin- el l rat”#. Higher Alimony, Too The I ausoa Supreme Court afDtjnel u decision granting n di­ vorced w ife an increase In alimony <m arci uni o f (he high cost o f liviui!rial I prices skyrocketed. The de pRltmetlt o f jie lir r arreftt )-d mtijr » l nail ojH'fntnrk rind denier* nil chuiccs 01 ' gougine." The nwitrhm en* strike aggravated the coal rlu rtjg e . Some MMcululors tx- ^| tr'Jm Vi ■I rsh llssr* grew I'sur liar monthly rental of $46.0(1 u month, landlords who thatig*d (heir rental basi* contrary to the rent rrgolntioiu, such a* from a monthly or weekly to ' a dally bg*ls during the Interim perm! In effect for the unit nil July 30, 194*1. 5, On July I, my landl"*d railed my rental from $ 30,0 ') to $16.00 a nioptlb I pail $ 16 .0 ) fo r July. Fan I get a n»fund for the $16.00 dlffervoce'* laindlonts who charge' i mine than their ceiling rent.. f ° r the interim period, when’ ‘penalties for violations of F P A controls Wwrr n re e s s a rd ) suspended, n ie not required by <>l'/\ t ' refund the amount collected i i cxcc«. o f celling Mills for that nerinil fl. In July, my city i>n»»e*l . local nrdbmnrr permltt n- a 16 percent increase n rent. Must I centimie lo |iny this ir iit s e ? No. regardless of |wnl legls•tlon in effect lietwec luly I and July 26. 1946, rent in exee»s of the maximum permitted atufer the Fmtrral Act Oil regu- TH U R SD A Y , A U G U S T I, 1946 flV - 1 T fm --- i 'vjjj Jl ■fe'> Tlul •••»i I PI lotion, cannot It gaily I l* collecteil nftej July 26, HO 1. The "FviIWul )cb e\|t|gxfly "kiirte-r that Fr h tol tent control super­ sedes lia'ai ami slate law*. ?, I was evicted in July, A new tenant now occupies the premises, thru I n«w regain pos­ session ? • \o. Tenants who were ncluallv trvictul during the interim jierotl wpeit penalties for violations of OPA regulations did rPH apply, cannot regain possession. N. Mv latidlord has given me an eviction notice hut has nor nrtified tlpA. t'an hr procee*! to e* let, no- ’ I Bindlords on- now prohit>lted from proceeding with eviction actions without complying fir*l with nil OPA reipnremcnla cover ing evirt urns The rciiutrenienls arc the sunn its llunc in effect on June 90. 1940. Any incom­ plete eviction pr reeding* con­ trary lo in. i rgolatintis may not now tie completed, t'onsult your nearest OPA relit office for ah vice. 9. In July toe local rriurt i.-siied a judgment permitting my eviction but I have not Iwen Joit out. fa n I now tie evicted? No. unless yro,i lamtl'-rd ritm- plied With O PA eviction requienients and then wrre given o ic tirm Jmtucment‘ In the local mint during the interim, may proceed to - evict legally. 10.. | rented my apartment t>> a tenant fo r the fir«| time on July 16, How soon niu*l I tegi*tcr the apartment with O PA? You will have .10 days after July 26, 104(1, in which to regis­ ter pro|irrty. II. I fifs t rented my njmrtrnent t i a tenant on luoe 16, 10 HI. How long will I have to registir with O P A ? You must tegiatei within IS day* after July 26, 19-If! \ landlord who first rented n dwelling until during June lUlfi. must register within 90 dat* ><f first renting, not cu n tin g the number o f days between July I. 101C, and July 26. IP HI. inelusive. 12. I rented an -apartment on July I, 194*1. and was rri|Uiied to give my Intidlonl n gtriin lv de|iosit o f $106.00, f , this legal? S • ur landlord must return thii ilt I—tfll to you within 90 lay* nft.-r July 26. 191*1. Otherwise. 'he i* in vinlntion ?.f OPA regtllatioll: and s .ihjt-Ct to p-naltie-. ♦yoman Is*Found Jnconsciqus After Taking Capsules |(,«iH||$«ur«| Pram DA$) take any enpsuhs. Mi. Ilin jt said no. He adi*'il that after drinking Ihe ccffce, the woman ask.'l wher • she might ftn>l u taxi, paid her bill, uirim l toward the ijoor anil f ill (hit on tier face, Assis* lant Fire Chief i! T. Thomas, who nt the tin> was in the restaurant, tmisol the woman on ‘li’l * dp and found ll '.mi unC risciuu!. mol lirenlrong henrily. Mennwhil- Fireman li. M. Ilnrtiell (i.d<'|ihnned -h* polire and l r, ^iiaby who an " e l at the ho*]'Ini nt about ill.1 la io ' tiifiu as the polire eat bringing the woman. iJsc of a -loiuach pump •,vested. iirr“ >-t!im- to police »e* coni, tha| th ■ woman hail *v.al­ lowed nppmxlmaiid) npu and a n ilf eapsiile* o f Ihe p>*-oi-. I j t e r nt the hospital she *er i> i -d rmi-eiott .uc ^ o il! told Vntrn|m.in Ilt-denlxi-'ch Ihnt. she lia<l ^-e-n drivitaf a-, uittniuobflt: wiitrh ha-l b-'en s'ntieit in thr • ' tty . dim ilueciT lingm l Ovcralbi in FiiMlr Oltire The new*p*|K,in icportcd that 1boiled potiito- . 'judge o f the Kansas Sunnime l’ 'i4 U cfr(i Hunted llown ( ‘«urt joined the o v rail brigade. ‘ Klyimt SquEiUmri" o f the It. A Mi..-mi it raini'ter wore blue j r.rtnunl o f Jmtirc hunteil juoflt ■ denim in bis puljilt, and the may- tc-rs nod lunnleia in varimir s « i -Icrt o f Etnpftt i«,iK anr., i!i mtril limn* nf the country. The dep.irt i.rira la fur bis iintugurnlion. ment uiMiunred in. inlrisummer id -U» sllhy—l^)»...yi«uh-liinnlwi-iJ•irhoK vUiu Iill iu- IiTr fhri*refSfliif- made ond, lA l fu m fctlojir obtiiinci! n iirniddi ntifil lintiiliiMlion, was in the anti-profiteering drive. icpcrteil w tuliig an old r o il in The di partmrnt also hel|K.d upon * iipathy wllli the campaign to ♦or n "Save money oa M eal" week ' e hue r.ntiling io*ta, in wldch It.OOi) New Volk Fit) Fronv HltrMt ralue numrls of butcher, were Vrported" ns cooper­ <1 a iloicn for m g s and o f Hn iiatr ating. Iluycrs w ire urged Ift pass li. aicwifc (browing an "ovcr-rlp*-" up the higher priced yut* pf.lesd ijrg tbruugb u giiH iuy atom win­ |H»ik and la ml, am) , n shop for lee* dow. Testimony before n .Senate ejtjH n*ivc culm "C arry ymir- lunch" , n iimiltre laid o f the tlm bling of r'u ln w in- urptmlietl in an ifttenipt Chirngo rents r.vrrni!',it. Many ter- In force down lestuurani pi iris. A i.tudy made by the New York ant', deWarlng they were unable to pay tacrt-ii'ed rent, fought evif- City hmlth department showed that • n A few -Stale* rnarteil law* to out o f some 2,000 families, "iiffrr >ig n fair ciosi-iiu tion of the city," •icvtn t- lent profiteering. The tenant;, o f an iipartaunt ho nl. nit 10 jivircnt rn tifely driipjred •d m N -w fo rk ( itv wen* cn what mrnt from their diet: another 10 si V rullrd u “ hunger 'tr ik e " when p, reent eliminatrd egg*, utul IS •h; manager inerra.ed their h-iurd percent did" without milk. High prices were a hot Issue in • week. They said they had nr- Q u a l it y IS o f llic Democrat*' Version .’flic Democrats said the remedy jy. "in in< rcardl production and • relentless pursuit nf t h « i( who i-ke nrivaitlngt- o f jHixtwnr cxmdltntu nml ait' diiimn-itng mid rvreiving outrageous profits." Iltpuhiu «u Fnndidat*) llnnling ill mini for thrift u* n cure for .iigh inlets, Democratic F»irdi>fcttr (.'<■» charged the l!eimblicsn-rutiin d ic t Oohttrer.i tnlh protecting Pot-Type Hesters Used In U. S. Have Been Streamlined \*> ■f." f»**V urr. '••■tv V|1F* T! s not-tvre oil h e r*-> t<»" I t„ 'onrlredt o f th<>urand*! *'f Am*-r horiiet In i bee-'" .'m e* |' e*l ll* llftluhlllll eucpiccie l i r r s “ e fflcU n ,, ml **e| u*t" ' .1 - 1 '- ll oialir .1 i f ■•* . . i t j i i r’-T iej In l<>«. cri * h'tllsi’ Clin Irnetl III. T li- e o l-'v n * liMetier U the ca'k. inW in 1 -I ' '» 'i " fr«|uentl4. *..o.| where ili-e - lr. no central j,it>niters. *- it'dt* '1 ler- Ml lower inilisl Many til her theories tvete mi­ ■r.t. enr “.i'll nicchanifsl ni need for the high cost o f living. m s e r *r -1 •*,» ' i-nne'-t. has beni Keniitimlsts cited ir a in ly of com- •f f r ( I •* ef 1 *-1 | it «siuM mnditicr., heavy l i g m o i uf f t I n rtl o f fnotUluirs. imieases ill luini univ preniliiit* fiel instead w ' l -. anil drrr*>aae* In hour' o f abnr. n uiulliplirity of strikm. n l'iiitfp t ^*<1 " f •*' n c l In lii' ie I'c.itiling me! piofitrering its rea­ ■ijilio r il' l'l«t> IU *l'fi tln -lii" r <>f the 'Voepiiy-Vac* lms fur hroniini: pike*. Tile e t a il cII i t I ‘ e f Hie buyerr.' teitn Hbnpit. riea have Jd*| ni-n. yenr-long prnlert o f r*-^ Irlhri: rrthnnt I * mensurnl stalls nletel it ally. Hut they umi'ubtcdly hail I’ ealgidnu the luirner. Thev niadx five rhnDgc.s, iilteriUU the fuel ill■milr infllli ore. •like no I method o f nilximr *ir. :>■ Fend ami Wage* An index o f fco I prices compiled ih aT'lR e No. a furl, which » l > iv the llum ni o f Ivilsir Slntlsllfs M i m*m heat unit' per gallon »h idl put 1913 food nuts at KO than the premium grades, ran Uteri I P2P juices at IfiS, In that iii.vr lie used. FAilDElX IRONING HOARDS ALSO ELECTRIC TOASTERS AND 4-PIECE CANASTER SETS SANFORD H ARDW AR E CO M PANY 210 EAST FIRST STREET pr o d u c t E S S E N T IA L T O C O N T IN U IN G SUCCESS war when fiatinl. sucli iitr-p- * i nr, r.-ud ho jl Mather’s August Clearance SALE! e x p re s s e d tl* t hod cett :-:tvice llawaii. City’s Ex-G. I.’s CcinmenlTodayOn Leave Pay Bill $ M ilinurd Frum l'» « r On** in bonds U the proper way lo haiolii d »nc ■ jiayn.Dnt ><l ..... . ’ .nisi ooo.cim |p cash w-»ild •' IliMli-lv inciuasc tlie inlintion.ii> Starts trend in this country." G u l'tw * also lut mated that hi his o(iiuion Prexident^ Trum ».i Au’ili* ol.ey the hill. r crl-'i. I I - --Julian- HlenstMMW, R-mamlws **t lb- Herald staff, said that ho Iwlieved Hie measure wna approp­ riate sinro < ffito r* received leav-r la y. “ As far a* I’m personally •murrned," he dec|a:*el, "th e |>'iyo>-nt nf Ihe money in f l v e - y n non i-'Koltablo Is nil right v-dh me. 1 have n<> doubt that Mr. Truman will place his* signature m .1....... • George Ptuds. Arm y twlrran. slated ihst he approved o f the passing o f the bill Imt thought that It should hove 1*?n pnhl in .♦ash exactly ns l l I* paid to offilers. However. felt that b* would be satisfied if th method o f payment o f leavo money tig o f fleers would he ehnnkod to conform with the plan to pay enlisted men. But he went on to say that h* thought that '■nutation would be enacted (hir­ ing the next, leaslan o f congress dccr-rsing tha ltnirth of time ihe bond* would t<i norwn*t"tiabl*. Braxton L. Perkin*. Jr., Navy veteran, declared “ Yea atrl Ths leave bill is okey. I i'»U x e that many men will probably, not be salitfied with the brnd altuatlon and Would rather have the cash. Howetur, I would just oa soon have tha bonda.” Perkin* added t h a t . ’I think the bill will lie signed by President Truman." SATURDAY - AUGUST 3 WE’RE CLEARING 11 CtOTH ES HAM PERS! BED SPREADS! Li cor - -T- “ A fortnur Neval office- who asked that Us name not La re- And thry’r* (oing at lowest pride* Imaginable! |T S each ona tops tn quality 'T : . - ' /‘ • t:; .. officers SEE FRIDAY’S SANFORD AERALD ‘ bwhsre s cgov cm men! P IG U P V O U R OLDEST M ATH ER ’S SALES TIC K E T! IT M A Y BE V A L U A B L E ! ASK A M ATH ER SALESPERSON D U R IN G THIS SALE '*Tti4 T ?' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ :-i ■-- ./.m BBf l Lr " - V f ’ .**?■ r i > . * 'V i :: ■_ _ _ _ _ _ ‘ ^ " ;**‘ fuderat d vtt sarvire T- .*». / toiUnc-M offic clerk* and typists were g and st:k leave o f ll In addition. ' "And t believe tl of payrront adopt) gresa Is nrcuer." eaiHnqad by aaylnr that " I be­ lieve a majority of the men would raU*Sr have tbf cash bat in thf tong run most nf them will be better * ff with the bonds." Ike "eere" of a katydid are hv rated In its -forelege. V; - 111=111 4 i i = i i . M . r v . ri ‘ Bt ‘v !■■:■■- ■ S| And a (ataxy of other furniture U ln a �CD • . 5 f • • » - TIIE WEATHER In Unity There Is Strength— To Protect the Prate of the World; W a n te d T o Promole the Progress of Arteries; To Produce Prosperity for Oanfard. P n r lly c lo u d y th ro u g h S a tu rd a y . S c a tte r e d a ft e r n o o n and e v e n in g 1liu n d i'r s lio xvwrs. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER V O L U M E X X X V ll Established 1908 .Chinese Warn U. S. Of More -Red Outbreaks Tells Parents Of Three Murders SANFORD, F L O R ID A , N O . 22 8 ^iw p n I"1* ■pi A s s o c ia te d P re tu le a n e d W ir e F R I D A Y , A U G U S T 2, 19-16 Australia Oppose Polish Nationalist General Says Plan Under* way (o Force Amer­ ican Withdrawal ...iPEIPINU, A uk. Session 2 (/ty— Two Chinese Kovemovont offlcinlH asserted today tlint '• the United States cutild ex­ pect further outbreaks by Chinese Cumjmniist forces ttiniilar to till* ambush/tiK of •fan American Marine con* -*--t*oy and thp-TfCenl KidnnpiiiK of seven leathernecks. Three Murlnra wtsrti tsj lEJ ami 1C wounded In tin- ambush. Thi* i c v n kjdtiaf».‘d Mil m u ' H n r H-h'Utvd unharmed. . The former Chinese govern,or,,l commissioner nl Iruci' headquartors Lieutenant General Tsai Wen Tchin—rUiiiieit that by launch* ing ■ so-called onti-Amerii-on # campaign, llw Chinese ('onimuiil»t» hoped to forte a witlnli :iwnl m* the Marine corps from North China. \ Meanwhile, a high official of llm Clllliysc government’* special polite charg'd that I'nmiiiuiinl headquaitcm hail o itlrm i <l> fo d e * in luirtli Chinn In cla-h with Unit ml Stale,, force. I he ■fricial asserted that the order* were dnilfnnl to e fe jti' incident# to hack up Communist iteniamlii for the withilrawt o f nl! Amen can force* from Chinn. SEATED IN T ill' C IIA P K I. of Cook County juili ('M ingo, William 11file'll*, l7-yo:iti'lik .college -luilent ivhu till. bee,. iiuliitill 'or 1tUI.|yr, I* comfoilml lij hi* grief ntiickcn pan-lit,#. Ileiieii* * •e p o rltiljo have fn|,| Jhcm die details i>f Imw hr * lea- iiu lo Kiuanne begunn, ex-WnVr I'rtinre* Brown, and Mrs. Jo*e|)hine Hu#*, I Inlernntioual S.mndpln.l", ‘Had’ Shells That Killed Yanks The Seminole Count? Fsrrn llur" V mu '••ill g (w a farewell dinner next Tuesday tut ing at 7:3o ocbv.k 161 the CpL'CoiMl Parrtih Hour? to J. E ClVdi Wathen. secretary of the bureau. It was announced to­ day by M L Cullum, pre-ltlenl A program of nitutc and enter­ tainment fo.- the dinner li being arranged and all member. o f the F irm Bureau »re urged to be prvsrnt. Mf. Cullum Mid. Mr. Wathen. who during the war period has handled three ex* rcutive functions of management of Ute local office of American Fruit drawers Inc. expects to be transferred to Fort Fierce during tlie Utter auinmrr or early tall where he will aasume the duties of traffic manager lor south PI ,rtda. tic has been connected with the company here for about 20 years amt lives with his family at 819 Palmetto Avenue. • # Jackson Declines Fo Make Comment On Controversy W ASH IN G TO N , Aug J As*r>ciot* Justice Robert Jarkson retuired to Wu* hi rig ton teal ay from Germany, but he declined to aay whether he will resutr*.’ hi* f t dutlea on the Suprrme Court. Jackaon ha* lieeu invidved in n rontro?er»y with Justice • lingo IT* erllitcd 'tltarkk puhlicy for paretipating hi the decision of n c a n in which one party * m repr*a«nt«d by Black's former la v partner. Creslikmt Trumnn aaln yeatenlay that he exi».*ctcd Jackson to resume hi* court dalle*. When Jeckion arrived tnm day, he told newsmen that the w only subject he ivot/bl diicusa la Nuernberg, where he aerved as United' Slate* pho»eenl«r at U so.Naii war Crimea trial. • v --------------------------------- Masked Bandits Nab 2 + Payroll in Holdup BOSTON, August a UP)—Three , .masked men hare Escaped with a ' $39,000 payroll In a holdup In one of the buile.lt sections o f South Boston Two of them entered the office of the Oold Bcal Corp. a shoe manufacturing concern, and took the money while the third ttood guard at the door. Ttw factory la located aoroa the street from the (Roadway Station o f tha Boston elevated railway# N M IO BUSPECT ARRESTED . MINEDLA. N. r , Aug.'3 WVPutJ« have made an arre*t In the Logan murder caM. A »*year*old jw gro butler-chauffeur haa teen eeiaed aa the ausnected killer of • Mra. Marjorie Church on July 34. The atupect . aUo la aceuaed of the ahootlng of Mra. Locan'a 30* year-old dau-hter. HU arreat waa . announced h r Ihe Chief of Naaaau , County deteettrea. Oapt muyveeant “ -man aa mm *Siiit-4s Filtfd .Today In Federal Court liy G e o rgia C itize n s i Mltl’ SSW ICK, tlii Arif" '2—OCi In,, tr o t Km tltifrti' Imvc* fill* '• | *»uit in mi in bleek the lunniitalluii of Kugt’iit* T a h n a d y j fu r hi f « t ir th ivriH wn guutriMW' Tlit* it*, t i**n iv im fiknl In F c d in il D ^ t i i i t <*mnt today mi (ich nlf »d MEMBER- OK A MO UTAH SQUAD la shown behind the line* In France, July, I P it , manning a ‘‘tiood pun" -the t , » mortal prohired b-g 'he Arms'* ihsniuai_,AVarf*rc -Sir?toe primarily to file ‘fns uml .ira kr ahidl*. This m urlii tneil shells,* furcgrmitul. of die type produced by Ihe Garsiom nnhiilk” '* rnndlinr and o lh 'i . ■"«(* ante*. Mnj tjei Aldrn II Waitt told the War Investigating ' « n mitten I hat many *nhlier* had been killed in firin g defer, h . 1.2 motor shell*. * I International Soumlplndoi The woman who prior to u i Iviilfi to take her life in a d ■' i town restaurant jo- i rday m*. mg. left n poatcaid messogt .• llu effect that she contemida . I taking Iwr own life and aigitnl r Sharon Power*, war todav tr.i n'wi from 1 1'i nit Id l .nu r1 a ^^l•alor^Bl Hospital to |li«- < • v lull after site had bi*-n prole. W A S H IN G TO N . Auir 2. - 1* ed » lit o f tlangp, f,o ait tie » ft tlturne) Gvnrral Turn < lark " f poison flipside- wEin It i. * in.r-itx (in* "rderrtl an in ir-t ic .rI tori .wullnurd lant night'* rliv tirm i u i i |> m a I AI hen*. Trnn. \< Ira* I The woman «a * n'|«ited in n *t* men wrrr **rluu*l) ~numl■ Wen in ihe Dele Wale Slat M, . I rd in Ihr balllt. Thr Juolirr Hospital, also in three ulliri I; * Drpartmrnl anouunrnl I it nl a for mental tn.'utment, » | that CiArk ha* ord*rnt *n in* had prvrlntnitV' niiide siikbfr-' trallgaliun to delermlnr -h rlh - >tempt*. rr federal law* w rrr liidatnl. It was also levealed llial llu' A TH E N S , Tcnn„ Aug 2 t d l - |woman wa* not a registered mo e Thr ntrct'1* o f A I hen* mv li-mg ( In spilu o f the pin she wa. \i which, she had et'idi > I'atridlrd by united n lu rn . fe l­ <ng low ing an el'ictlon night gun !>at either stuleo or found Sheriff Black ,,f Ornnre . ■ v j ,lr whleh advised local police I lull ih j « “ » restored when about Mi .Irp i "Ii**«l officer. »uriond'i,.| tlmm man [tail hren piclu>d up In \\ Park police oil s ceniplumt t - <• ,-orn helve* to n crowd o f Miomore which had •torintd thv ton i " » ' *! tiiat she hftil threatened and had liren taken to (h - tit. j McMinn County jail. , M hen ihe smoke o f l*»tlit* Fluar* i county jail in Orlando when* oil it wn* found that *ix m o had stayed from Mumlay until M l Iwen wuumlcd aerioiisly nod 12 nesilay night and when releii" I. otlura w cie hurl. An oarlior said rhe was going In M in im It atatement that Iwo had i>eon was reporled 1lust she wo* "'■* to fainting spells, their killed inside the je ll now ject i**aid to be false. The Information had licon supplied through n n.d phone call fro m inside the jail. The besieger* o f the jail wete supporter* of a Id-perllsan all-GI ticket which had campaigned aFriend* here t)f Mrs. Hoy Peagalnat the Incumbent Ornmcratic nelt o f Oawejtn, N. V., a former organltation in McMinn County. nraldent o f Banfonl,' will r e g i't Deputies o f the organization hail, to learn c f her death which weartaken two allot lioxr* Into the red last night at her home m building to count the vote*. Tlw Dswcga, following a long Hlnn-T bote* had tuen removed from n Mr. and Mr*. Bennelt lived in pilling booth a fter two G! ele­ Sanford fo r a nundi.tr of ye»r* ction observers crashed through while Mr. Ilennett was engng I a window and claimed that there a* a celery broker. They hail U'fn waa fraud in the vote counting. In Oawega fo r lhii>» year*. Funer­ The tw o were menaced, assertrdly al arrangement* have not yet lieeu by Deputy Sheriff Windy Wise, announced. IC O IIs s M Oa V s i t Fasti A rm ed1Citizens Patrol Tennessee City After Election Gun Lions To Send I Brumley Youth To Boys State Youngster Selected Because of School And Farm Activities John llrumley, J r.. upon n commendation of Principal Hermao E. Morris of Seminole High School nod of u I.inn* Club mitteeof which Jo*eph Mci»ch i* chairman, ora* tollay anriouneed q« selected ta . represent the Lion* of Sanford at the American Lag ion »poii*o»vd llnv* State at TalJaW«»»ve during tlie rl o f the month. r* o f the Liana at meting Unlay approved the choice. It w « i pointed out by Mr. Meiach Unit llrumley I* an earncit, in du*lriou* youth who haa June well at school and in Future Farmer project*. The Lion* will pay hi* capenaei at the wpek's meeting and the Legion will prov|Ua for hi* tranaportation. It wa* announced that Edward Mar­ shall, Junior High School inalructor a f^ former member “ f [toy* State, wilt attend a* a councillor. Following, a drctslnn of club director*, it wa* announced that the club will meet at 12:1B P. M. instead o f 1:00 P. M. on Friday*. Jamea Rowand Jr., aerving a* aaaUtant tall twitter, had a buay time levying 10 cvnt fine* and waa then hlmaelf fined aa they only man present wearing a necktie. John Meiach conducted a brief quia concerning the Lion* International and doe to the fact a pteMure cruiser, I f you that he had to am wer moat of you car. can ..buy Adolph Hitler'* ______ . By ASSO CIATED PRESS the quea ton* hlmaelf It- w ai an­ luxury yaehL the GrtlkJ. The M o tt' American* have been ad nounced by King Lion Henry British Admiralty, la offering it W itte that there would b* a big for sale, said that 14 ha* a large viaed on one ocea*lon or annihrr to write to their eongT**»man quit on the eubjeet next month. number of cabins and conference •bout e certain bill or a political and dining rooms, problem. The theory behind such - • * During the wan th e yacM * * 1 letter* t«, o f courie. that the ONE IIXED IN converted to a mine leyer, end congressman wit be influenced li ih' WA6HIN0T0H AUg. 3 m ~ later became a . commerce raider. the opinion* o f the people b*c On* peroon U aald to have been The taet .phase o f h»r cerodr home. It goes without saying kitted and an pndetenanled num­ under Germen rule w e* e* an that such ' correspondence is cm ber Injured-In a-tou* accident on operational b ait ihtp td r U-boat*. tiroly within the law. the Memorial Bridge over the But some observers In Wa»h N A M E D K Q IT 0 R 8 Potomac-itlter ehorUj bclore »:00 Ington today want" to know exPreafdcnt Jack R a tifin o f the A. M. M K T . Pint leport* **ld aetly when the attempt to in­ the bu* embed through a guard Seminole County Junior Chamber fluence a law-maker become* II* rail and Unded at an legal. This may teem Ilk* • a w t pf Ihe Nnr. an amhutenM relher_aeademlc point to moat of speeding to tha C T tlh that anybody.' K iL s T S S ta f wiecked a block* away. Then . * ^ . **• i!rra.t\ let t i m|.1 v * i *I It v t «t t l a* t»* ml K r I ill l ii* li ; l » 1ll"l 1I I I'M’ ** *1 Vil j tiim Htiivi-Wi, a 111*,! .1.11,11,0 i fiyht MVfi j Wiit|il I'lllll, I'M-. ||*l* III .4 1III* Ml, 1, llu a<- t„ |i%*||* in tuMi-nt il l !ti* !■>. j it:i %’ -c>#.(•*». " i l l T'l), 1In* ( ‘‘lli 1'utijjfr» . , file*'! t'-ail i! 1 .... .1!.-,! h> 1L, F m -li t >1 I k' >ci nil* I’* 'h l.l , l l i r .r y v *» itf| iif: f.u *»f U i II.M. . j I In : Iff *iMI \ tif l it‘‘ I*' !*•i ,-Lii i-i 11« |1 I ItiHtM* -.--it I 'd' i V(*111PIli 1111*11 tK|fl WI t in t 1 ?|*l. .| ,*1S » i- 1Ih* Emi'mlNt*! % it- nf t«I Jllj' \\ ildikr m jt f iY Int pm nil , * t,-n *»ut i Ini i th i' MiHibail i^ iiit * n «yit « '■•'tin* nf hi, « I■*■g: tii’ lh t* ftl In fo |t- I h r M l II* . miti vfl,'. 11.1 j. rjitf. V c . ii sr-it »ite|«i , h, f " t IL !! 1 V4lie ii* 1-li-YPii l*f*t duel - hen th. ,T r i v Hunt H>kf 1 hit*i i tlllltji-ii Vtlf b il* Oil (I'J' It f tiv ri fhnAtf%»*MIh •’ |'tp * ,m t im lifn k r w ith +!:. I ‘ » 1 ' f•*I Ir \ 'Mint .llrtl 4%'hrtl t fit-it t fir - -ii., " f f the 1. 1| ll mil iy >"*■• i h 'It lliild S *l*»»g|«*-1I 1-S-M III (• i s »ii» h . ,hl 4..ill. III. fH-itlllt left • 1 ‘ •ill U ll 1• ! 1 * 1 . V U iM u K h ii mi nl .i! _ ' Mi Mi I i h i it it it in •f i ! r t i*' t- t m 3 -11 s;» i hi l 1Ml !+* i t*ii|<||’, 1III. U Re* |1,1*’ 'i’sf f 1»'1l4’ h 74 Vi Iflll|*»w nf th.r Cit G fit' ‘It'll *•iM11i llfH ill Ak1III h h v vu*tr» i1Nlliltf *1 If » 31Tl$. ........ ...... . Allied Prosecutor U. S. Delay In Accepting Palestine Nuernherg - - -- --- Verdict On Sept. 2 Zoning Plan Stirs British Press N’ l ’ EHNMEItG I C o u u ril Chairman A ,lv, ' l'i An.. l<*lit,ii i.lri ,i, , tipi tit*. lli t t i -l. ,|i|i|,\|.<| Pnlestioi' zt.i 1 i I in t'.i -In red dp ii bit id i. n i-i1 ♦i, i-tnt-iil in llu. i.iii]d"i< I'll* l(i i ’iiii* o rv u tliij D u lly Mud ' Id*' lif t G.-ii" S int "d ^ i t" U -'V llt 11 i’ I, i .ink mi: Nun * i - i " iiim ii U *uy . ' hut "i cast*- i 1Eii'ii \ntVI'..-., *hv ' I-. In' ••nilcil - I n o il it itB I hr *■*till in ili'itlitiK with lluni;;ity‘t |H*nrr U nity. I hi1 A i i - t i u l i n n ili'Irffnt** huw* I’VIT. tnwKti^l thltf Mm ‘•tsifi* o f vh,u m ttially ItplWffll - th « Iwit M*imtrips titol that if- fSilmul wrrti itlluvk oil it *av it* I hi 1»raIy F IH IIH C * I t - 3f »" -'Tf'ii’ i i* u tr i! i.| u ..'I, I >t,n 1 i.-rt 1 •i * > 1 I* *l» -I ’l l 11,11 It'll « E .t H li.it i im MaHi t. • Mill*.\ w| • i l l I -iH t n l ■n> 11 n* tl t'Mf I ’ *t ;*ti *I hi t*t d n t i r ij lip ' : *h ? -i>:*•,11 t H*h" hr*-ii i i m p lit 4*!* -i 1 t r f.'itfc t iiiridh tn .'t ' i »*‘f r n r it iv pH' Mk* *1l|Ii— f ' ' i HyrnpA ilitl » , » I ' »•» I hr I'uliull '1 !i-i r n t •I i .‘t|tir^l. ll A,« 'll fk* fit’ll Vh’lth fifth 1I!K 111h>\i i | lh.il 1‘nluiifl hiiiI h r o n nt win w i t h tlunjcnry M Iti'ti tit*' f*i?t F a g iim *if th** t 'dili'ipm p ^nrrl ln!, l ti«|i*y, i omul in it Ihiiit** MitlUU** Mack r t l/ it * Kl»^|2 f t a ft i \ | H V t * -i! I 'm tp in Ul 1IR - i,*i|iff, FP tl€i» |!f,n nlut t ll- - B -'isutU * jtay hi"'- U T-.f*'*>1 |)m I Utfc fiVt'l I illivA util itftAtHil wiKiuf1iJT f hi* |n*j|l't* Ht'it' t-s hirfori thr t!,V 4fn>|tih \* iu .i f h Peterson -Speaks At 30th Reunion Oh Int’antrv Unit A )! Pot, unit f. i . Until l ■ Il.llll.l I l f ti ll! \ 'l ■ t l.............. I ‘'•■p’l 2 H r -u g g r - l S u f iiib c r g t r i u L m iuli, -«i4** r -1*hr aii»i L» v- * T.n 5Is• lie’ it'll * >11•' i i " I 1111, 11'I I »»rtt Mil \ i« t l in i n '* ilt.ii |*i lUrtri « i l l 4‘nll it T tiry .if 1,,. M. > V- - 1- lalii-n -( i ! link Mn i l . *1 " i I Vd I ■ firxi Sumtu> huii I rnilttir if this Sr tut s I kii t |itIi tO|£ 't f"i J a n irA * *mm Js|t* t . a o ont,Mi Vr tn a m in s.stik K tsi thr .»• Hr I. hy il \|ilit.kr\ Tri. ; 1 any K M %n hijr iirnei'c Hlinti OX 'll ufi t'f ih. - ,»f ID yt’urji. 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IVt* S « , s 111 1 , Ilp v iH in my K " o-Miiim. \% ■h, it ih -ssest to l « Ik m n thr |Fi* piiMk f tih i N#*kk \ Infa nI -i.ni*l \411Ii P iv u A-h! ! i \ in I ,i I \ f *I «*, n» u fif ) l Ti umnis I h-ui ftin,1 Ltie i i; i*iu^; in F iunci’ lit* l.-.Mth*r* Ihiily 'IVti’g i ,tpn j with ih+* , it fit ,411*I w e n ( unity >aV•» p.nitiiu’iit tiMjk H'ritiUn iu>t«+ t ii 1141111 t It** fitltk nf lltlljilf Oil f \Yi ton Ctiuichill'* roiomcht! KnW*'* Uakery .1 PMm.tlo Ac til** 'Jfflff ,<( Al-hj I V lU ’liil JuKll on I ’(ilr.line yesterday. Tisj paper l J’*}’*1 ’ Flr>l cilnei [ixipcnrtl F H*ICyati, t1 'iitntmaiuliiiiE tlw 27th Intel pi rl* Churchill's statement i Wrdnekdey. It had ben clu>d ) ( NVw Y «* ik i H iv k im i. dcilating that Britain Is ready a mon11' ^ " ''" ‘ ""T llu fo rim ’ ilv 5trY'*»l its c ity pm * l » II,row .,ff the entire IVs-slim* , M,|n»llr* 'ITie Dixie Cream tXmgluull lmli*Mi « ffi* t*r in Jnui4”‘t*jwn. uml tmiden unless tlie Uniliil Stale. hop oil West First Street opps-lU* liite't pi act h'Oii liiiv t hci i* in p u ttWilt -liuie it. thr Holler Motor Hales I'ompam m i 'h i i i *vitli .\Fj *h i . Ih ity a r ilit l will leoprh on Balm das after Imv- L y n n L V a n Ylnck, Hi* a Isa srirvii fu r a lim p as i w r i ’ln d y n f th® tuv been claasnl tor a month. TJie City Drug Company. o,wmt- Jn in i's tiiu n rhumhui n f f 'n m n i t r ^ . edtry J It Teague. c k s «l tiatai lit* « « ii»* L i Hahfohl in 11*27. The *tore will In Hie near lulurc tie occupied by Per khu-Hobson OCAI.A. Aug. 2—DV)—Korn*-' fornisr WotKlrufl-MIlcliell building Sheriff H. C. M. Thumim, reeentiv j M m , Wear who purchas' d Hie eonvieled <.f nmlpinetire in office i lM *hlrh H l* locoled Tlie varatrxl wa, sentenced thi* afternoon to j „ |, yvrkltu store will be taken one l<> -eiori years in the county over by the Touchton Drug Coni W A S H IN G TO N . Aug. 2—1,P i— jail. pally and will comtUule part ot President Truman's veto o f the It wa* the maximum term po» Us rnodcmlml store with new- TiiY'lniul (h i Bill was upheld by llu' House today and thus the tilde under the law in Ihe opinion equlpment. legislation is dead. The President of Circuit Judge F. 11. Ilockci, sent Etack the btli t.» the law— wltu unnounood the iwntenre TO PR E AC H HERE makers yesterday with the ileafter denying a motion fo r n new clerntion that the issue* involvisl trial. Attorney* fo r Thoma* im ­ Tho Rev. R. Z. (Buddy) Hogart should t e ibvlilnl by the Supreme mediately icrved notice o f an ap­ peal to the Stab, Supreme Court. of Palatka will conduct Ixith the Court and not t.y Coo* res*. morning and evening worship The House vote to«lay fur over­ ■ i *ervlret Sunday at the Southiide riding (lies veto was 130 to 03, Baptist Church; nrcordiog to mi However, thi* was 17 ballots short AD M ITTE D T O H O S P IT A L announcement today. The Rev. o f the two-third# majority re­ N E W YO RK, Aug. 2, fJlO— It A. C. Camp I* currently on vaca­ quired to pass the mcasuixj over wa* dlsrlosell today that G ifford tion. the .J'residentlal veto. Finchot, former governor o f 'Pen­ Th> bill would have given tho nsylvania, wka admitted f<r Pre*. states a clear tltlu to certain byterinn Hospital last Motulav o il'rich land# stung the nation's M C K E LLAK S T IL L LEADS for a checkup, lie w fll be 81 coasts. year* old A u g. 11. N A S H V IL L E . Tenn.. Aug. 2, (d1)— Unofficial return* from 1,026 CANADIAN HOLd IEX RESCUED N1AOKA PALLS. OnL. Auguet out o f approximately 2,200 pre­ It EDS HANG M MEN cinct# In Thursday*# Tenne**ee 2 (,pi—A Canadian aoldler has been primary gave for rescued after he rurrowly minted MOSCOW, AUg. 3. (A *)-T h e Ilu*- democratic »tan government newspaper liv e s - United Slate* Senator: E- W. plunetng Into the roaring to m tit tie haa announced the hanging ol Carmack, 0 4 3 U ; K. 1). McKel- of tlie Ntagara Illver below the 106.836; John R. Neal, falls. The so idler. Staff 8 ft. MeJ11 men found guilty o { treason. lar, IxveaU* declared that ail of the 2,108; Herman H. Ross, 2,125. Ertc Howard Lstham -leU 40 feet For Governor: 1,020 precinct* to a narrow ledge which «*v*d eccueed had -pleaded guilty to charge* o f treason, aiding O n * eve Gordon Browning 103.221; lit in from plunging Into the titer. . _lm McCord 184,380: Mrs. Leah He suffered a possible broken ankle end other minor tnjurie*. Union Richardson ,1.684. eVt . ^ . : *= > -i •" . Local Bakery A train Open for IliisincKK Mrs. Roy Bennett Dies In Oswe^a, N. V. British Put AdolfB Yacht on Sale Today , , llo iM r I 11 \ |ii i S Wi(lidrow Request; CannHiitn to -Speak . I’AUis, Auk. i.i/rt — T l i i 'i i ' n a n a > lm r| ) ilb ip u le tmla.v in. tlit* I ’ari.'i I'o u e g (V S lifi'iT in ttf H u l l 's : C orn n iit t iv in i’i'tiiiK M il l- \vlit‘tht*r l ,..la n .i -hottlsi l>t‘ alluw tM t tu -it in ju d g im 'iit o v e r w \ s 'iiiv i;T fv v : ‘ \n,* .* 1*1 ilm iv r a r y . H ntauH * t lc c ln r v il 1ill «*Mil » I»ll,'l!"ix 1 UllllilllK tiia t >iiu f nit,* iu nl I moil* ill" Up It- n o il. .|M,| h * P •*«IO»F t«»v a iliil am t u c iJ ip u 'il liy Ykrttil final .o ljo iu itm r iit. thi* I I i it i K n i mn t i ‘t u ,| i« l i u h t i n i f i il u n k * * iv t ju t j K , v «* l i 1** l . l t H ' f F m i i i I i v *. (l i h it f ir * f,j iA|4l«« •* *1 - - P»i*son Remov^dTo Countv Jail Molotov Olieys Pro- <?ruu|> Feels Truinan tVIay Order Special Session of Itmlies j o 1.11 n Mi *. llntuTt i.i*t*-'I’ii rtimn o f Fill ton CmiMtv mill Ciillni t»osn*lt iif Dr Knlh <'«iiiit!\ 1hr nit rMii1«*)iit<4 t Ini | the "illlfHct* ! LVoqrui pi Millliv ItlW i v%Hfi 1In S nil .11.niril IIH'I duf n»ii Tl »L nini' inti | Cl *1-1 1 j %ldr- ■|ililt Hit tmlt mak* <h 114k4\ St 1, «h «»■! (*ftefs itwlil lit*. ptljflJfM . tllltli-l (* •In nl 11|AA 1lit' ««iit a>k ; tlint 't.l W iifltl l II lie pariv | offu 111' It*' i'llij-till I’ll fit mi r?tt fym.- the lutmii » **> m thr ir-Cfill [irimtti i Tnliuiulk'r n. u thr pi unary -lame* \ i.om tihh I ImhuuiMp of (JrurifM . loiiniy mitt nyMem whuh Aurk.t somewhat thi* same . as tin- r Iin,*I hi ill rntlrjiv CurttiMin 4rl artunllv tfrt im»i«* popular VOt*F i than T4t1111ii tj^i* In tiVutttia. who ! ever wins thr lh*mon«tir nomi nation wins thr rk*ctinn. FarmBureauPlans Farewell Dinner . For J. E. Wathen j ■odj^omin&tioo]. OfGeneTalmadge |79th C<mgress^_ Is Winding U p Final Session Convicted Sheriff Given 1 to 7 Years VICE- PRES 11) ENT nf llu Brookling* Instil ulion. l.VUln C, Noutac (above) *a> iKimnlalcxl t»y Preuldent Truman a* clialrntan ot the newly created Economic Advt*ory Council on TuinUlcd by tlie Pull Employment Act. (Intematlonali ObserversWantToKnowWhenAttempt To Influence Law Maker Is Illegal Some official*, however, maintain that the answer is not in' the back of tlie book and that the Supreme Court eventually may have to solve the problem. Intere*t- in the question hss come to the forefront because o f a bill Just passed by Congress, The bill mtt^He* that anyonr who lobbies must register with Congress. A fte r he has announced that is a (lobby 1st, be will be per­ iled to continue In ths rapeetty but with certain restric­ tions. He will be required, for instance. - tn keep a precis* ac­ count of ell money given to him fo r this purpose. I f the lobbyist out 1 10 or more Vx any a, ho will be required to (W all**** i w f s e * K h i House Upholds Veto On Pid elan (I Measures � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 01, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 01, 1946. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 01, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7a0afb2a9e03fde258d4dd2968568cd3.pdf db581d9ef752b675c13ac21e9eb01b84 PDF Text Text - i— . v re" - ’- » r TUESDAY, JULY 30, 194« ■w Jl I .I »-llJ — M il Results Of Uprisings Continue To Ifg • a T H E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA' - *A G E FOUR ;2*; * • ? Branham Is Informed That Fines Bride, Pasted On Orlando Players Paid ' By Collection Taken Up In Stands Circuit Blows Only Two Hits Given By Smith League GlorigClout Homers Bui Saints Win, 4 T INSIDE SPORTS REPORT Hy JU LIA N 8TENSTR0M_______ I log anyone else. 3. The concession stand here shoe Id assign i* youngster to particular section of the stand* and let him peddle hi* good* there. As It Is. fhn'rt likely Ikely to flnjj ri«VJ five fivo you!ha youth* selllog pop within an area of ten sejuaro feel, and patron* in olher aeefflnia'&enperately wall- lag for a ci*»I pup. 4. W hite poxtj^jhould U- *et up on th e left field and right field feftce* t-; Indicate fa ir an-i foul territo ry . "7 nvr Bride rmarkAl n ball over* the left field fence here one afternoon 1h.it meny fans still *wc-ar Was fair, even though the umpi»e called it foul. An indicutcr going up from By JU L IA N 8TKNSTK0M S fT ,* Herald Sport* Editor During our vacation spent last hearing on any one or more The rem it* c u rre n t uprixing* in the Florida S tate Iwagu* be­ wrek in Louisiana we had the major league club*.’’ tween umpire*, director*, m anarera and league pix-.ident, E rn est L opportunity of watching Claaa ’’Here in ,th« Evangeline " ir" baseball in the Evangeline le a g u e ” continued Pheeler.” P adgett of Daytona Beach, continue Ui »4tio around the loop today. League, through the courtesy of “we really do n 't understand H ere a t the la test development#: Hill P hreler, the genial general the rule. It haa tu alt con­ 1, A complete report <>r\,)he taking up of tt collection a t Tinker m anager of the Alexandria Ace*. fused.” Pheeler w ent on Into Field In Orlando to pay fines recently pasted on .Senator players thr lee hnf entitle* relative to P rh ir to the lilt ta»l Wednes­ the ruling and « t were *<• and Manager Ter! Madjeskl has U rn forwarded to Judge Iiram ham FRANCIS FIELD , ST. AUGUS­ day n ig h t between the Natchez confused ourselves when he (Ml**.) Giant* and the Ace*, (minor league < ta r of (^ufessionnl basebatl). TIN H, July 30, (Specm ll—tim e finished t h a t ; we 'w e re firm ly Smith, big St. Augustine rig h t­ we had a h ta rt to h eart talk 2. Umpire Uom Crucilla will remain a S tate la-ague arbiter. with P hreler regarding op era­ convinced th a t Ihe chanecn a re 5 -ROOM furnished house for rent. ONE ham m er mill complete with hander, lim ited Manager Kd 3. Judge Iiramham ha* rrcelvrd contrasting reports o n . the tion* in the F.v*ngr|ine loop. that Chandler doesn't know imwer Unit. Grind your own Adults only. J. V. Martin, Levy’s Sanford Celery F*.*d* (o We did thl* with the 'In te n ­ either Just w haf he m eant. feed, grit* and meal. 2£28 Homer Smith • Umpire I'rucilla Rt. 2. Hex 08. a pair o f safties here last night That’* probably th e reason it tion* of finding mil -a few O range A w , J Incident. but jh e two blow* nearly pmdun-d thing* so that we tuuld report NICE fyfhBR&r'nome with elec­ has rausr-d so much Iroubife. 4. League President 1'algett ha* enough run* to give .Manager Hill to you fans. An the result we tric kitchen. If Interested call 8.000 f t of 2*10, 2*3, 2x6, 2*4. Pheeler said th e S tate League ordered State la-ague umpire* to Stcinecke'a boy* a big la<udachv are able to compare the opera* was sm a rt to outlaw It. How­ Alto 2x6 -tongue and groove H07-J. m aintain strict control oyer every a* both were circuit clouts. How* lion o f the Evengetne loop ever, he added th a t - he saw no flooring. 2823 Orange Ave. ball game. SANFORD ever, when the contort ended the with th e Florida State. harm in the regulation when it FUKNIHHED room for girl or 6. Umpire Sehubiggcr. a fte r PHOTOGRAPHS 3 U 1 middle-agnd lady. Kitchen privi* Faint* were on tin- top end of Silverman, The Evangeline league la com­ pertained to the m ajo r loop clubs Have your BEST photograph three daya of umpiring in the leges 4V>\b French Ave. 4 0 4 a a *4 to 3 count. T attle, 2b posed of cities scattered mostly only. It’s probably a good th in g made at S tate League. In ‘an emergency, llrjile, cf 4 1 2 T h e . two four-bagger* came in through Louisiana. The only city for them and they have the few THR RAYMOND STUDIO f ff, ‘ has reported bn hW mdivitics H> Lake, If ' W AN TED T O RENT .1 0 1 -tarly; frame*. Dave Bride, Fed represented outside the sta te la thousand burtc* fo- invert In such 2 Q S tate Bank Bldg.—Ph. 1003 i 4 ’ Urapiro-in-t'hicf Dick M rU ulin. 4 0 D Iasvy, Hi gatnener, dam m ed the flirt blow Natchez. The other towna are h move where ft^'wouldn’t h u rt t jg 6. Four loop directors have Sharpe, c ... 4 U 4 nut o f Franci* Field in the fir*t Houma? _Abbeville. • Thllm daul, the cash regizter Tike It would MUST have furnished house or BABY CARRIAGE — leatherette ..a p a rtm e n t.,b e fo re .. A ugust I, V voted to ‘ have M cU ulih and with ' rubber lire*, $10. Baby -T S fiiiF llu u g e, *iip» -Iberia-, ttatri- IR Adeihrtdrta, ’ ‘ • .“ Perm anent, no children. W alter .... 4 crib—sm all aize, with m attress, 1 ! in four tri(»a d u rin g the evening mntid,. and Alexandria. | ;5 7. The league president, upon ,M The claea of bes*bed actually High. Ph. H2-W. 3 $8.00. good condition. 122 Avo­ haute). 2 The second clout came in the The lamp operated prior to plsyed In th* Kvangellne Is aUUCmrrn made by Jud*,- llram- Se Total* .11 2 24 II ii-xt fram e when third *ack< r the w ar but like* ulhrr league* cado Ave.. Phone 1008-M. about the same as v , see here - 4 OR 5 ROOM house or a p a rt­ ham, will control ’ umpire*. nnd 1Oslr Gtnrig sm aihed one of it was forced to disband activi­ ST. AUGUSTINE m ent unfurnlihed. Phone 2th. ATTENTION FPJIN GROWERS. nightly in the Florida S tale. loop director* will have nothing Shabala. rf .1 b .Smith’* offering* out of the park ties during hostilities. Thl* year Rut one thing wae very notice­ to say relative to i|ualiftcatioii Judy, 2b !0 OR 30 acres of tiled land. PECKY cypres* lumber for sale 2 1 Stan K arpinski, however, ptoved if was reorganized and Fheeler. 4 able! The umpire* in the E vanat O. P. A. ceiling*. Hrlmild of arbiters. Must be In good condition. Wilke*. 3b 1 to b# the thorn* In the Ko.l a l­ seeking . 4 additional, local la- grline League apparently run the We have l>een given definite Pc re*, lb and te p air slat house*. Ad-ln-ss Phone 220-J or 837-M. ._ 4 ti 12 ii tack when In the ninth inning le rrrt _In_ ___________ A in an d ri* . sold some show from , beginning to end. We inquiries to Morhlngiide Lum­ informigion from a nxirt unim­ d o le * . ** 0 1 ■’ Lrvy lagged one of Sm ith’, p i l c h e s , stock tu various citizen*. .. 4 personally saw some a ll to eight FURNISHED house Or apartment peachable source that n complete ber Go*. P. O. Box 1545. Pcr. 4 1 .1 !{| with full pbwstr. The sphere upKarpinski, If —veteran and wife, by Aug. ). *-Wv'ir- having a pretty good pitches which (and we’re not rlne, Fla. report has been forwarded t«> Puwlich, cf 3 () 1 W hat hare you) Phone 10M-W. l peared destined to It* the l h i i d ‘yM r here in Alexandria,’’ Pheeler umpirr*, mind you) that could Judge iiramham relative to the. Co*, c ____ r tfi I Fed homer of Ihe evening hut intim ated. “ We h«v* been ’draw* have been called "the other w ay. For fact that in Orlando the other Smith, p 4 2 0 “ Karpinski leaped*htgh into l h e j j njE fM|r|y good, averaging around We saw two Ueciihma a t firs t 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE W EED t ’UTTEHS night a public addrex* system Total* 8 27 ;. u' r- ' ,!*K2 “d the upper. preventing j I.H00 [ier game.’* Alexandria, hy tune th a t should have been f and was used to openly a«k spectator* SANFORD lid 000 tall .1 from clearing the left held tin- way, was the center cf some called d iffe re n t Hut actually not WHEN you buy a home, get a LAWN RAKES to chuck rhnnge Into a hat In 6 year fire and w inditurip in­ 120 000 10x I u(,n alllj flim innting the last p“ '- seven Army installation* during a single p lajar* o n th e field even ace pay fines handed out to Iriamlo St. Augustine surance policy. You will save 1 Run*; llride 2, .Shabala. Judy. sible thane* for a Fed victory, (the wrnr and boomed for nearly poke to an um pire regarding Htanley-Bogers Hardware Ca player* hy League' President I’adapproxim ately 1/3 of the cost Pawlich, Cox, (ilorig. E rror*: llryFacing Smith on the mouml was five year*. The population wa* a decision. TJie only person we |K L and may pay the premium in For This action la against tb* rale* nnt, IVrez, Cinlrck. Runs b»tl>* t l.itM- Jim Schantrl who w*i tsu hste<l at 37,000 in 1040 hut now j observed beefing was the Natchez 5 annual installment*. See C .1 BOAT OARS ill: llride, Glorig, Shabala, Wilkes, ged for eight safties by the 'h u d | lilts nrounil the (B.000 mark. ' skipper whose team got the and ivgulations of organized ti;««eM. Boyd A Co. and So l,kn<) for an average attend- i worst of a Tew decisions. Howball. There is also a rule in Perez. Smith. Two base hit* plan- Saint* Sehanjel wh iled V, KELLY HANDLED AXES {ance Isn't at. ull bad for class __ ever. Ihe G iant skipper did hi* j the Florida State League that I W ilt-s. llonir runs Bride, Clung patr "f the enemy dunnz tbr see Shalmla. Stolen I test while adm itting thro- hat- "D" baselaill. \V> wouliLsay th a tjta lk in g a* Ke strolled from th e ! A 3 APARTment house, in good all pLifur* m int pay their own IS aetifice hit: Shaliata. Stanley-Rogers Hardware Co. location,' on large lot, furnish­ m fines and no elub shall pay a bare-*: IVrez 2, Karpinski. Dmi- , IIir„ to ((,e initial sack with fi.w the park, llrlnghurst Field, would vizitors* bench to ‘hi* coaching ed, with Income of $105.00 per blr plays, Judy. Cndek Biid Peie» Glueats. .idsqunivly hold apprnxim ately 2 ,-j position at 'th ird base and only fine levied again*! a player. month. Priced ut $6750. .M M J fans Left on liases: Sanford 3, St t \ ( i r r Rride had hit f.«r ih.twite did he break hi* strid e ; ARGUS cameras ami projectors Orlando, a* we *ee it. i» de­ 10 ROOM boarding a n l rooming ’’What do you think of th# i to ■bleed.'’ Auiiustine 7; Ruse on balls: off ,-ircuil in the Initial stanza, the now in stock. Wirhoblt Studio. finitely open fer stiff punishment house in good repair, operating Ye* sir! The umpires really which we believe Judge lltaniliain Schnntol 3. Smith 2. Struck out (Saint* came back with one in $1,800 salary Jm ltT" I’hreler to capacity. $7,000. Hit by tprtr K«tf of tK- inning to km.! replied that hr gurssrd It was ran that USTI game. They made A GOOD 3 bedroom house on IMITATION Irathars in most will Jrvy against the Orlando a g ­ by Schnnlel 2, Smith the athletes huali# To and from gregation when the report t» fully pitcher: by Hcharitel (Shnbalal the count. Glorig'* smash put the about as well as cnuld _h# ex­ colon and large selection of rorner lot with garage. New. poailions on and o ff the field. Investigated. A* for h/ Ci,u '** Wild pitch: Smith. Time of game- Fed* ahead tunas ugytn hut St. pected. It wa# ex JJrnt f i u i ' he good upholstery fabrics. Robert $7,500. didn't wish to discuss Ihe salary 1:40. Um pires; l-avely and nAderAugustine mans fed hn push ovtv They got the g am r unRerway HOUSE just outilde city limits determined at thl* time, a fine S. Brown, 2311 N, Orange limit lou broadly. “ We have at exactly 8:08 o'clock. There two marks is also in the second, j far such action I* cither a mini­ Ave., Orlando, Fla. on W est 1st St. Four lw<lIhe bonua situation that pfactiwere IP runs OCOrM during the H ie victory ica* Sm ith’s I7lh mum of $R(K) or 81JW0. rooms. $4,600. rally dura away e l i l ^ i salary contest but II wasn’t a tong of the season.. Umplre-in-Chicf Dick Mc-Umlin 2 HU USES, une 2 room, and COMPLETELY re-built vacuum limit," phreler **>rrled. “ I can cleaner*, bargain prire. T rot­ gam* by any mean#. dvclareil yesterday afternoon that President Padgett had informed one 3 room, partially modern, hire a man for $100 pry month ter** Appliance 8»rvlc#, 3011 Ru»* Crucilla will remain In the him that four director* repre­ Sometimes it seem s like a on 4 4 acre# of ground. Local* and fiv e him • $50 bonus and W. 2nd. Phono 10/U-J. Florida Slate la-ague u, an um ­ senting four clubs in (ho circuit century between innings a t the ed in the Monroe Section. $4.we’re right bark where we pire. In fact, Crucilla wilt be had peliUoucs) him (I’nHffett) to Municipal p ark here. 600. started. But you know th a t yoo working in the league- on the fire him. Ife said that he had Here'# a few suggestion* we GOOD 30 acre farm with I mom W HEEL chair. Brand new. Phone xsxi’t throw money araan J in 380-J. night of Sept. 2, Mclmulin said. aim been informed th a t two want to pas# along to the local house. Fairly good condition The scheduled double hensler Ilf werkevt Tfio game In L-ednitg director* have since regretted last night Is-tween llayne- A rissn “ D" leagues this season elub which' w« helievr wou'll but nol modern. Prlcdd at $3,becausr uf the big OxetKead." cabinet radio. USED Zenith their action and have notified the Ikst nigtit. heller Ihe basdlTall picture in 000, VYilllntiie sinl Robson Sporting Phone 036-J. We told Pheeler th a t the State Sanford: Padgett, upon Instruction by league prexy of then feeling*. fl ROOM huuse, modern, on West Gmals arei Security Luuilier and league |dayrd u home an d 'h o m e However, P ad g ett infurmctl Mcth* league director*, wa* to re ­ L Set up an electric bell which Side. A (food buy for $ 6 ,000. L J H electric kitchen , range. Moss, was postponed In-cause of place Crucilla. However, Pad­ Lnulln th a t he will remain as wet grounds ami threatening schedule and the players traveled can be operated from the press Will take $2,600 to handle. Phone 796-J. In huse*. (The S tate loop, ineium pire-in-chief in the elreuit. gett, o r fomebody, filed a report box which sig n a l* 'tim e for th e dently, top* the Evangeline in visitors to have b atting practic*. A 20 ACRE farm in Mecca FOR SALE: Pine slab* ami fern­ P adgett took this action sub- weather. the Smilh-Crucilla cose to Hammock, 10 acre* tiled, 3 The City Softball League transportation facilities). We told . Judge Iiramham. The Judge im.- j sequent tu receiving Instructions ery strips. L. N. Hltbhrock and time* for clubs to tak e the field well*, comfortable house, 2 which ha* l>ecn hindered by In­ him th a t there were no hotel from Bram ham th at the league mediately began an .Investigation son Saw Mill, one roll# south during the practice session*, bam s. This is a good buy at clement weather, will l>e revised hill* to contend with but we and -eallol for w ritten testimony president I* solely the man to tomorrow, uccoiding to Julian of Longwood ou old Dixie 2/ Reserve six nr eight park$6,500. adm itted that the .Celery Fed* have the final wurd relative to from Smith of DcLantl, CrUcilla Highway. the gel $1 per meal on the road, apacen in a r a u je n tiy located TWO 2 bedroom house* in San the hiring nnd firing of urldtrr*. Stenstrorn who prepares and M rl^ulin. area so th a t Hanford phyaiI-anta Section. $0,600. each. schedules. I'heele, said th a t "wc use a ELECTRIC refrig arato r —- Crosby Th# report* *cnt in, according clans who attend th r ball gam r* different type schedule and me can be arcom mediated- Many HAVE attractive, new, two bed­ Shelvadire — $125.00. Phone to McLaulin differed. Mcl-aolin room house with large living on the road for a* many as times doctor* have had to park 116B-J. flatly slated today that his re­ room, dining room and kitchen, six days We oncw paid a small a great distance from fKe field I f £■ port and Crucilla'* were exactly on Orlando Highway. Priced GAS welding outfit and cutting amount for meals, too, but now and RiTl to leave for a few •like. Both wrote exactly what a ( $8,600. $1,800 will handle. attachm ents. Also other fouls. we have run into such a problem •alnulea. They reta rn nniy to had happened. However. Mrl.auPOULTRY' and dairy farm close 4 0 8 4 French Ave. tin t we are forced to give the find themaelves forced to p ark lln, upon reviewing' ^ copy of in on good road, 85 acre* players $2.50 p c r id iy f o r -meals fa rth e r aw ay. If a phyaklan Smith's testimony, said that you HOUSEHOLD goody and tniscel p artly Improved pastor*. Im• n the road and they e a t where com *#-early and h as I* leave, “would have thought It to Iw n i. 'Everything Ei lanvoua things. for provemenl* sufficient to handle they can. We one# had designated ha usually (discover* (hat he’s different Incident.” McLaulin said tale now and every day urilll IS head of cattle ant) 1000 (lining room* but th at's out <f blocked, a ad it’# necessary ta the testim ony of Smith wa* quite ail la soltl a t 1611 MclfonvUl# laying hen*. Pressure w ater .swlsa.M.a»JI« from _ l.ta e t to the niR-atlon now." changed hU first ..n report Ave., F. TLTJyson. call se v eral auto d riv e n from distribution system from deep . ViVhal do yea ihiftk about President Padgett. tb# stand* to move (heir ear*. well. On* nicely planned 8 the recent ruling on veterans N LTO N R 1>OOK CHIMES Smith denied. In M* report to If w# had apacea for our physi­ room home In egeelient condi­ The possibility of Sanford a t­ irrnsca which l*rt year, according that Commissioner Chandler SANFORD HARDW ARE CO. Bramham. that he saM he would tractin g a m ajor league baseball to the Mayor, ran into thousand* cian* h e could com# tu th# tion wfth screened porch#*, handed dow n?" This question 219 E ast F irat SL g et his $200 hack nnd also denied club hero to train* next Spring of dollats. park a t 1:15 unlock, w alk electric stove, hot w ater heater, seemed to Irrltal# Pheeler lo That he said he would have loomed into the spotlight today Into Ih# stand*, leavs easily custom built cabinet* and break­ NEW Bgl2 kitchen linoleum no edit. He couldn't understand Mayor Gut also declared rtro n g Orueill* fired. and re ta rn to.bin sam e parking fast room furniture goes with when Bob Fineh, general m anagtr. If th a t *uch action was not ite1 6 1 3 4 P alm etto Ave. Apply why Chandler had to go around Spot, re-enter the stands inR But here's what Smith told <>f the Brooklyn Dodfrr*. was house. Could be told all fu r­ between $ AT M. A 5 P. M. continue watching the game P adgett in a telephone ronversa- j, scheduled to confer with l.ind aigtted to (trterfrtT with the e f ­ .slicking his none Into minor nished if purchaser desired. league affqlra. The ruling says forts of Mr. Weber, although, IlLUK STONE tion which we quote from the ‘ Wi-lier, m anager of the Mayfair with IXe le ast am ount of neces­ Alto 4 room tenant house. th at each club can rarry three PUDDINO A SAUCE PANS sary e ffo rt aad w ithout botherDaytona Beach Morning Journal. Inn, and poealbly confer with Mayor Gut pointed out th a t con­ FRED W. BENDER discharged veteran* on their ferences with Branch Rickey SANFORD HARDWARE CO. “ . . . . I intend to get that Mayor II, Jam es Gut. Room t Fla. SU t# Bask Bldg. raster In *ddltl#n la their during his stay here this p ast »200- track , . . . 210 E ast F irs t St. Phone 1030 Weber had made a number of Spring indicated th at Jtickay waa re g u h r limited number of Sm ith *!»o declared th a t he-de­ attem pts to g e t a big teagua very anxioua for th# City to U k# playrra regard)**# of salary g. 1 _ _ A NICE bungalow—well located • ARTICLES WANTED sired to have “fru c ilta banned club Interested In training here o w r th# Naval Air Station, and limit or player rittsaiflcattea. 5X 011 In perfect condition. CIooo to from umpiring In organized base­ next Spring, He contacted tha Red Phe#l»r said th a t If Chandler, . A immt school, churches and store. A BABY’S play wanted in good th a t Rickey had an idea of se t­ ball." the m ajor i lo, lesrrue p u r . "wanted “n m - l Sorter* IM Sox, Giant# and th# Ihratee. ting up hi* camp there, using th# th* Icagua exar, condition.' 43S-R. real bargain. Will gladly show Prom our viewpoint It la a Yesterday W#b#r contacted Finch Municipal Park for axhlbition to hand fic#n auch a ruling you thl* property if yon will fairly aafe bet th a t Crucilla will a t D aytona Beach and Finch tilt# only. n i l BUY your car, regardless •ith er w ith or w ithout tb* sanc­ * m t a$ myr o If f a . rNo telephone nf u f# or condition. Roy Reel, remain in organTtad baseball as agreed to com# to Sanford to dis­ ormatlon. Can be seen by "W ell have th# station In about tion of the major club owners, 308 W. 2nd St. an umpire and nom er Smith of cus* the chances of training her*. 10 daya I think,” Mayor G ut as- th at wa# his buxines*. Rut there appointment only. Edward DeLand will Ire barred from orWeber declared th a t ho w ant­ M rted, and “ I would like to con­ I* no reason for th* commixLsina, 118 Magnolia Ave. WILL buy broken down sewing gatrtsed baseball for Ufa. ■loner (and w* agree with Ph te ­ ed to show th# Brooklyn official machines, any make. Box 39*. During Sunday’* rotating of th# many Improvements a t th# fer with Mr. Finch whll# he it le r) to think ha haa th# right :*r e a l e s t a t e w a n t e d Florida Slat* League director* M ayfair Inn and outline hi# pro­ to tall th e minora .what to do. G A SO U N E m otor. 6.8 to 1 4 W#h#r said yesterday th a t ho McLaulin yesterday said th a t the gram IK BUYING OR SXLUNG H, P. M ust bo cheap fnr cash. far accomodating the understood th a t th# Dodgers The only lime h* h a t th# right _____ um piring fntlw thgle aleg u * la going ..aria for a d o hy Laaey’s D rag REkALc ESTATE—it p ay . to deal Phone # H -R . gram fo r accommodating the were planning to operate another to dictate to tha minor to h# rough. They’ve been In and payer*, plus newsmen. a - . aad C rag Store# every* through experienced brokers. If or club* la when It has baseball school thl* Spring, ELECTRIC Motor* w anted—118 f t rue ted (8 b ea rd o w p and main you h a re grove* or other p ro ­ "In th a ' event th# ‘ Brooklyn F u rth e r questioning yesterday, h. P , 1/2 h. p., 1/8 h, p„ and tain strict at controL jturlng #v#ry p erty to market, or If you a re minute 1/4 k. p . now o r Used. Bring |te of a game, McLaulin Inti- club do#* tra in here.” Weber according to Mayor Gut, revealed youreolf In th* m arket, contact declared, “Til hav* a preaa room th a t th* City had ip#nt ' bettor them in, w rit* or phono Modern Vlfct#da , W a . O. R e n d er of C. F, Botch*«t u p and dally pres* message# than $10,000 In gvtting th# M uniAppliances, Inc , 418 N. Orange McLaulin also revealed th a t . elder, S * -East Washington SC, eenUy h e -hired -fichu” . Bchublgnr can be filed direct from th* hotel." cipel P ark in fhape for th# Ourrent A re., Orlando, Florida. Orlando, Phans 8820. • on. lie* However, la te yaatenlay afterseaaon. It* declared th a t ' New Smyrna to umpire In the HELP WANTED ' BUY or RENT 8 or $ room house. I k was a case of emer- noon M ayor G ut was contacted "only $1,000 had been budgeted Perm anent residents. I d Klreharid OIUUVISBYfl Schublgger, 4a good by a H erald representative. Mayor to t this work. Th* money waa ■HU QIRL f o r gods fountain a t Lan•r, p|toB# 818-J, of McLaulin, di4.it more G ut said th a t before any deal taken out of ganeral funds, and < n D rag Store. P a rt tim e or a* a beraonal favor. Schu- waa mad# to b rin g a club here he labor, was provided by th# city WANTED; LUtinr* of Farms. callgd^hre# conteits and wanted tha d u b official* and the whan it wa* actually earm arked G rare*. and B ulnoso „ J * wrote th# loop* City to make e final agreem ent. fo r work on street* and sower* T Q H JM ______________ M ayer GaOiUTrtedly painted out throughout th* city," Jtlef a JeTUr Informing fo r groemry. .. BGood O work! T m c m I W. R. WILLIAMS. Realtor experience* mmm I 1 th a t such Intentions were net *lln gM a ut his When asked If the d t y had dltiohs. Exportene# and knowT O ll BOLT, Asset tat# designed to prohibit any d u b made an y plkna fo r budgutlng any lodge of bookkeeping preferred 418 AUstotVe Bank Bldg. ahoUltT read from train in g hare but to pUe# certain amount o f money th is year b u t n ot necessa ry. Good ■alary salary declared. th e city In * position to fo r repair work a t the park or p arty . Apply Box I permission ta tu rn exactly w hat to export to th e way for additional ting facilities. « /* Herald. SIX THRILLING RACES INCLUDING on tbo lino Mayor Got said *Na,V* haven’t BALES U dy w anted fo r steady Incidental ox- exuna to that y*L" FLORIDA ONE | | | U DIRT .W red th* j o t t e r bo i Karpinski Robfl Levy Of Another Homer fn Final Inning THE BOX SCORE Si -T| '-"-"tcwfliu iWM'rwwr'wiirtJggCT^ „* City Softball Loop Tilts Washed Away Bob Finch Of Brooklyn Dodgers Scheduled To Confer With Weber And Gut On Training hi Sanford Milk Mixture for Stomach Ulcers a MOTORCYCLE RACES SUNDAY AFTERNOON - AUGUST 4 2:00 P.M. SEMINOLE SPEEDWAY PARK Casselberry, Florida th e fence would have settled th# I question once . and for all. It look* like Sanford will lie in th, playoff so let’# not take at.y chances, P. 8. We only hope that any visiting sports scribe will be s-7) corded the courtesy that we w»r werf ] given in 'A 'X lexjffilria. lezlrtllrla. It * n g reat 1 EXPERT painting—contract hourly basil. Phone Grngd 1184, c/o Sanford liardwaii- 11 LOANS FINANCE your purchases uf automobile#, truck* and eleetri. r a | equipment thru C. 31. ll.jy.l A Co. IIOKltotV H ERB WHERE PRIVACY IB RESPECTED YOUR n atural desire fo r prii i// in money m atters I# s l n . t U respected bent. FtlOfldaT knT relative* a re not quest (unci about your credit. Yuur em­ ployer o r buslnaea associate! will not hear of yuur prrsum l affairs. Thera 1* no cause for em barrassm ent. Reasonable credit requirement i. No co-makein on money luatu. Variable paym ent plans. FAMILY LOAN CO. Florida Bank Bldg. I’hons 31 12 SPECIAL SERVICES SIGNS 8how card* and posters O—DEB'S SIGN BEK V U E O. D. Landrcss. Phone 1021 FLOOR SANDING and finishing. Cleaning and wnt ing. New floor# surfaced to per­ Bo fection. Old lloore made like nc>»». Call 0 II. M. GLEASON Lake Mary, Fla. RENT A CAR YOU DRIVE IT PUONB 200 BTKICKLAND-MOHKISON ••.RHIVB-IT, INC. LAWNS m o w e d . Reasonable prices. Jerry Lord, phun# Ion W. # DODGE - PLYMOUTH PARTS AND SERVICE 109 Palm etto Ave. Phune to il WARNING to automobile ownets and driver!. 3H states now have . strict law* imposing hravy pen “sy>ltie* on motorlote who cann.ii p ay a judgm ent for injury tu other* caused by their automo­ biles. You are taking a grave chant# If you driv# or If yout automobile la driven In any u $ these state#—unless you are In aured. 8## u* hafom vnu take a trip In your car. C. M. Boyd A Co. ELECTRIC appliance repair* — w e repair washing machine!-, vacuum clrenere, fans, mixers, sewing machine*. T ra ile r A p­ pliance 8*rvic*, 394 W. Second St., Phone 1004-J. SNAPSHOTS—printed, developed* ------. ^ ' enlarged. We copy old photol graph*, NICIfOLLS STUDIO 220 Melach Bldg., Phone 1169 FU R N ITU RE REBUILT AND RECOVERED Your furniture w il| look like new, will w ear bettor than ever w hen our experts rebuild ami recover it. Only, the fin est con* ■traction m aterials used. Phone 1112 for a fre# estim ate ami choice of m aterials. if) 8ANFORD UPHOLSTERY * 1 1 8 4 P ark Ave. Phone 1112 12 s p e c ia l s e r v ic e s ROOFING rep air and painting a specialty, 8av* 6 0 * by keeping yuur roof well repaired. Saver additional cost o f p laster ami w all paper f o r room* plus cort of labor. C. YV. Bellamy, P. 0. Box 84$, Sanford. j| 13 NOTICES—PERSONAL S A W 20c o u t of every dollar yon spend fo r f i n , windstorm, automobile, workmen’# compen­ sation, burglary, liability anl other kinds of insurance. You’ll Ilka our dlvld«n#d pairing polK B -y d 14 LOST 4k FOUND LOST: On* five and one hat fo o t Simon cross cut saw on highway b rtw tsn Lonrwo#.! » d U k * M ary L--N. Hitch eock and son Saw MU), Long- wootLjFla. LOOT— Small dipper brief case, paper* are only content#. Re­ w ard, Ot A. Davis, Phon# 881-R. x is COLORED girl oral ADMISSION $1.00 8:15 P. M. SanftH k r .m M tm -1 Oatlof. ISO " raody Pteoo m* * YOU_ wa Aren Coamotka, yoo know why it to easy to wrvfei ' Area cw tobim . W# here op*qand Oviedo for HOT FORD—A-1 eoadition with W rite Na , f i t Breadway, ’ V 1 M �.... ^ swsfey'r, "~T~ *•* s r1 In Unity There Is Strength— TH E W EA TH ER Ta Freteet the P n ct of the World; P artly cloudy th ro u g h T hursday. Local I iiunilirslion cr* in afternoon*. To Promote the P r i f m i of America; To Ptodoro fr o i pertly for Hanford. H a n f o r d W f t m l b AN INDEPENDENT DAILY. NEWSPAPER I VOLUM E XXXVII New Palestine Plan Revealed In Parliament Established 1908 SAN FORD, FLORIDA. W EDNESDAY, JULY 31. l*J46 Meet ‘Chairborne* Bombardier Of The Future 1 Holy Land Would Be Divided Into Four P a r t s Including One Jewish Area NO. 226 Molotov Urges Democratic Countries Of Woriel To End am Mfs. Edna Fuller LONDON, July 31 (/P)— WA new AnKlo-Americnn pro­ posal for settlement of the Palestine problem has been announced in the House of Lords by Ixml Addison. Un­ der the new plnn, Palestine would be divided into four arenH, including n Jewish province. Inhabitants of tills A fw ocintcd P r e s s I-cased W ire (icorgia Lynching Yiclim*- Buried Is Main Speaker At Kiwajiis Meet Says It Is Iin possi I»Il* To Safe^uanj 1*0a to Unless Fascism Destroyed - ' 1‘A lllS , .In ly -"•! l» r)-v l)i!li'* pn Ipi in l ln> l ’.irisi (‘oiiferc iit'p to* Itty iii'a rrf* S o v ie t I’in v ip b ..M in tsle r V .'M . M o ! -, •liny e.ili fn* a n •’till to th e I 'em tert U 'lp in e - i d S |w i l l - -» •M n ln liiy r b 'i l i i t e t l IJ m l - i t i» - . tiM pn^nW e " ■ m ;.a f rj'ttftrr tw ' tlu v t'il. a llil lie e .illi'il nil th u lie ii i- | | n le ss f.in'IH ltl ts tlcS11,i_v- a anil In- . died .ill the , . .......... * . . .aid pa- p f tiie world to put i'-ii an an rod to tiie Franco Spciihs On lics|Mmsiliilily Of . Indivi­ dual To One .Wwld iSM1 —"fit1' *r+**— *- f Jewsh province would decide h<Hv uymany of ttv ir wandering fellow w . -**-Jerrv-could m igrate t» * iltc -IP 9 y Co m POftT A W ffP L .T frlV T V ~ A “ f'irX tR i a grouty! control officer* b rin g . » Navy IlYltcat to"** perfccl Land. flpraking on the i In addition to the Jewish pro­ landing during prncticr operations for the atomic t r .l nl Itikini. The fncilily and im -u llm c ii trtUi < 'I., tndl'iiloal n vince, laird Addison »»>-» the which Army and Navy Irrlm irinia n p ersln t lh<r,, "^ri iti^ 1 liy m n n lr ratrtrnl .ieioi.o^lmte.l that lie1 W ! Li iltV I fttlffol I four area* would include an Arab i ago i f push-lnittan w arfarr ti liere ntid Hint the I' 8, ha . the "know h o w ." Military men say t)|Bl W* |a II V\ illkH\ M« province, n district of Jerusalem j t |,c performance of tin ilr> nee" al the llikilii lent proved the fearai me pnlrtiltal of the "tiidi'i-radst I .1-0 . f ’ III Iniul’» hrr « fiiLir. in ri Lilt and a district of llegeh. This last guided missile. t In te l toil tonal S n u n d p h o t O ril (hilt IlHTllllf I r.rctiou is a piece of land in which t.m i'll*. ^ i MMiiiiiiniIy IIf (i *f Jew ish m igration wa* fonniltcil P m ;--*•«v in Um»*»^h Minister i**« mlIw i i In i ni r y nut Mmn t ilth unt'.’f the I'.'tO Palest ne land jm ke tM»'» I*' l».i l . -il hp-m. «vf lnitltlmir. hul t«* htihl Ira n slrr rejulatlons. ItrM I lu> < Oltf MIL** Itu trs t ‘oiu* t mtift* lluiii Hint* M .»l ' *I m « ^ In the Jewish and Arah provlntiijtt**’ t i h e i r h* u iiji-il I ha l il lirM* {tfT llmt whi’fi Wc '# ccs, the inhabitants would have In** , \ m M* U«i ***|i»i m ’*1 fu r > IliHC p trn l f* llt*tii*iat m | the power to lim il the nuinher jtat ^utr nf tuidefefK ^ m attHris lif it ,*»"* 11* ♦ ! *»• and deterniinr the qnulifiridionx \U»..* k H ill** l Mi it »f till »lf»* lire oft of persons who might wish to •’<| *I** m iijfiity, t I ( 1 ' ft VI t * | »" 4 I’ll! l l> .11 ylng For th r ter .led tin*.* within " live permanently In those areas. t*i. t,i n f l i t ’I to uiv to find it I»tl ) it e irh l inntitM file of liodeterinltred • Lord Addison says the Ilritish . It ID iifiit'tiiij lit* •dllHlI." 1**. ,|r. 1I..-I origin strork la*t evening al tip’ ■ nJ jic r l o f thin government has accepted the plan V i Ii Atlantic Coast lin e freight de il lillil 1 * ft m a Iwisis for negotiation. How­ i f c . • ■ 1 § T ( "t| n t f i iikrit jml on MV ' C o -I 8 tr,,il mid left i ever. President Trum an is said .. 1 ,4 . v * \ - \it- i tr it it -. i iIn i il a pile of i hatred ruins and *1,1 1 I* i 11 t: vd I t M 1 . . kAfll p in ’ to have i**rtdcd to talk the m a tin ll.f |li!< 11IH l; • Is | " ’(H ' dr*lr n>i'.| men lottidc ■ o\-ir with the American delegation t(, ,r t ,,, n ■ ! iii.ijiii y » » ■ * » i no’ I 1 tr.l’ lt III H 41- '••ii 1 .. Only prompt a' tion by Ihe Fire of experts tieforn accepting the , . I f l|'|fl 'T' -«i ‘if Mil ....... i.ul I tir ill- i Im ” s I ■ phi I merit wiinii alt-werml the t , r, ,f , t i-i U Plan. NEW YORK, July II. iAV l Vkttl Ike fn*t nlai m lu-ti ■verting al It; I* i 4 { 4* • rthu *f ihv* 'I t ' Meanwhile. tsird Addison -ays The Cr-ast Guard iodi.i i- .u**hU' o'clock, r-aved the offirn slructllre »• ■It t r • «f i* 3 i !fjiiy lltiifinniA* the plan will he discussed with lug medical supplies bv nil In . if* win M of rum i etc IiIik I faring, the in 1 itii Vmlan*l 111 I-.*. » l| ,.r4 »• Arabs and Jews. Ilis statem ents u troopship at sea In fight a I I tnlirv* lerioi of winch « u - rrccupied hv i , i •?’ i . frier a4* opened n PaVlstinr debate helil I In . aim ed epidemic <d diphllifria sin if i iM * in fittr u o ik ri- this morning It! Ih ... 1 H. .» UV > IlIjMthll sim ultaneously in hoth houses almard ihe vessel, The le tc t In­ * * M i 11y i* Wflf ll't The w nrehousi, of tin ttVef *ufi4illlrb, Imh . -1 4>t!h <i ■1111,ifi s of parliament. fer motion Is -that one pci son — hi |c> till I'll, frame eonsttpetion, was a HO fhot i r f t llVC |H i h* ! U> m i t rt'ti 4*ii iinf*Unhihpd« Lord Addison also announced a soldier — is dead mid others f If V I lit* lit'ri’ttnl till* fl ••*"•I poilm p of ih - lung wurphopse i II. -1s ■!“»I«*♦ ihi . =*r» br»ri|? nikcif th a t lK-s Ilritish government d is­ arc stricken. i it’ * u tlim -I I v 11* Mi-t**r. whleli on l)ee. I I. wn* destroyed I-X tin* •! mmet* ’t l\ t associate* ilaelf from a hitter The troopship la the S,S. Colby |t |l •I *lf t\*-ll*|«i|UM|’ ih*- lift by file all except t H r p a r t whlCrl — * < tin , h* | ml h • L an ti-fraternltatlon letter written Victory and it w t . about iiOO •ilU v Iff iii iMiitli-I I fiftim NT*. had been rebuilt. The wood p la t­ :i \Y V lift f aI <l \ I ih by L -iutenanl General Sir Evelyn mile* off the co»»t nf Argentina, I»* 4!’*1t»kr H »* i n l y « i ' v ’»• form underneath arid nil the side \U iffn y I rhrfitl ! ■ 4 Ituikef. The le tte r almut fm ternt- Newfoundland, th is morning. h ifrifiMa iff** » littll Hi .il • In f file hurtl'd itm rto ic wgy not * 'I »^ I Ml. 1'111 A supply nf anti-l'-xins was %■ xation with the Jew* was written ill** Wilh fllfl -»! I' Wf! 'jd rm n jtid <inc wmid lo.x «nr. • •! ft LiTifiT thil^Tfi^ 'I d ' tl by General B arker tu hiw troops put aboard a Cartv truant plane d e ti f| U“l * i1'1 I aJ'ingside was senrehed and Ilia* "'d f .lli»f III *\ mi 5 |41*411tv* * in Patkinrhie." *“** ’ - a t NewYflVk. It'la u d e d at Salem, ft r I ii njr !*n»ih * | par 111 vvw- hurned from a si - ! *J' 4 ' hi’ * ", I J iIr, t. Mass. — a Coast Guard station liixiiil* "T hi »* 11 » • I "Tit, a t.mu id far rln ttc rH on* en — in take on additional medical *vn I f d i J m* M .* id i lUL* J'ttiljlf W ill* ••ver it. M.f I iI , ,< ,'f *•.1 \41 Ki «»( • st Ui • Sri n n * supplies - ami is now flying to f * ***» 1 tin . morning re il," o l worko n .n.»» *ft In ph lt\ »****! ^ 1in i .* ' ■ » A igcntinn. There the supplies will were busy transfer* mg fie f U”.»» i n i* * ***111•■ rf f* nl " Ih’Ii I vi 111 4 |*» ■Ik- transferred to another plane s r i ; r . ' . i n f .1 * h . Jui> a*.. election to M usacbu- ' ■ « '' '« « n d for othei Hm * mill ii ir -.1 Uhtl «1rl«f| 1. ■VlMI'll," In* riili'i I hr S-K I which will drop the diphtheria s0FEKINO \ f * • • hi *ri|*jd*'il cit-s e tt’s CongiTMlonal seat now held T,,e only dam ace done « , i i ft iiirtli IU ii Ith|j.| Mini N' m I i" • ti* ot frinii'iHi* nnli-toxina to the ship by p ara­ JSfMIlk if v l.-v f lt hi . .. i.n.-l tii m Ilcp. Jo.wph Martin. Hepuhli in «’**»'•» consigned Io n n il f MitHtfoHl, wIn*!’(t'hrti• i * Mu* nfu »»f four, MlgH I tit J’ftt il' -Il chute. It's thought th a t the plane by WtinirH, ■ mr kh«* * mlndrlty House leader, la Mm.) records, aside from i i ' m j i< i -4 * 1 1 fi a will teach tha vessel some time § rn n tn Uitnl l«» U.iiiult* D" liM?b pytifi • 4i fhiit hr thol RIO DR JANRIRO. July 11 The p u ' i *ii*«• tit i kfiti'r* jMiihhPfl hr | fpfifiithpi *I** ***tilth this evening. The troopship was Walla till H. S harp at Welleslej, *waybills were undarnag'd t o a t n igtii t nn*« TIm* wt»r*l nylfids ‘Ls (Ah—The fire aboard the IlrxM ari. 8ho waa educated a t IVm* extent, acconling to E. N. Field | i«ff lit*ftiti t ‘ j S w t ’h'-h Kit n» It 'If fill Ilf till ■| — V— crnlly l**«»V ■Iin-lti * ••lhilfl>, tn|i| fTI»* t?trl slllsn (ram part P o jn r De en route to England, broke College and lias a master's ing. freight agent. (Till \ | * ♦ r ■ ■ I I I till* vit nl it Im ’ i U Y M IIM IIO N . July 11 'I timiifl -It r Unit tiPt It I In f’i*t in degHT from Radcllffe College As during the previous fn Casiaa haa been put oat. The ♦;*» t f,,lH >1.T. I. t ... - \ H„i ... V i IIP'! In • V|. ^ v*| it I thi’ tt'iM M-* I" *«•$ 1h’|u(( linuitl l * |i ti ♦**|fm yr, thfuk’l'' I • ship Is being towed to p o rt., (International fteighl building wn* fulls ,1*1 Its ♦ li lll.it M M IIIVIMt!f*.d* . i »h. f-tefri. l» •y.») •!* . ft.i," 'Ilf n *t f •*t |]ro hod f six miles frnra IU present when the F|ye Depui In ' nl ., ] win wn■’ ' •itiifhi M M ’ i' t »thr i Im I set le-l ■" 1 hi nf . ii hi nv thi* t i h, II KfltY K lllfl V tlfVtr ■ position. The rrew of 400 retived, mid but fnr prompt r ail t lit**'* III*’ IT I' 1 = (■■ii to l> 1 4hat \ ii it wt .................... .. m s lord an board. stru ctu re woolif 1 , rii t It 4ft Y-sli .1 ■ n l It , n- | 1'" of I' ' rc ■1Ihto-*--ii office involved, said I m' , I t ime »*r*-t 1 l**ritl • Met Pert Stenstrom , 16-year old <s« l -nf i . khp (Hint " " infill ini'n ht»•\ n l f • I" i t . | . l HIO DE JANE I ItO. July 31. Meek t 'lew laiul th u moroo Nil tittil <.*'*,• I lull nf him !• ig<'l'*-.i • ' flint ...................... PI fA1*— tlrar.ll's largest transport snn of Mr. and Mr*. John W. 1*1 Four hose lines were pul in ■" M” ••••h i Ih-ihi: *!»•»■ III i-i.'»r ! .. NhliMr sliii i ' • i hltP'l I hr — Dunue I)e C«xins — war nfiie Saleshury who sustained Injur­ nod Ihe firemen were kepi i , Mi (nl- , wllif 1*11* hr*i ' il i I In *|f |i.i af iiiriil *.* riv i| 11^i 1 I" "Be rt* M, • • 1 •***:. ti itf.iii.. • <i *it i** * * l meiK si* miles, off shore today, and ies in an nulo accident recently for more than Ihrr - boors. applauded fnr Iter vicWri, wn m 11+*$$ In ilrtrrvviDiu wM I h i »!<"• ! ItMlH ' l bktfl if • *iti *• dlimr vvDh hi |m|>» r s in thll th e crew of 300 was still aboard. which necessitated the am putation City building inspector G r^i. liM-Irfl ctrilfr in vinl/itjui: mv WASHINGTON, July 31, id', Irodurttl hv Fraiik Shame,*win •|ti**|»P<*, »»f IP'lllPltta \m i «n ;tu ,|,. ,k Mini »«; 11# I fn* hrr.. t hi ra t - *1 % ,l!ow evrr, (he Navy says 1.000 of hla k.'ft leg. was reported to ­ The Senate rejected the |l!0(i a- fhrnraii. looking over th" rlram -l Itnliil. d Hit Ihilt '.||» had Ix-rn I f**hm l li|Ha. If “- latp **l | »♦» *I fspeirinj^ prdfhc t i*nf find Aumtm in ' rfiinit In 1 ill l«’ f paesenrers have beep tra n sfe n e I day to be still confined lo the month I ffTItlPkl, CV|l|P|lf0 i |l v**1v i**l* • nn>lMYfiipid uTd old ngo pennon rnltin this morning pointed "ii Townsertd 4 |hnr n -rii’1 ;|ir *lrrw \t. from the tran sp o rt lo n Ilritish O range Memorial Hospital in plan again today, hut npprm rd hurned Imtklrnd* anil fiirmtm* the f n - l woman member "f tlm i . |«t*i stf hint!* ItlWfi H ill *-• Slnlc Ini iim', i now nerving I fu VH*»i t.» *■ ”» * .| . »»•** »• 11 i f..l amt -Il \ hr*i ni*pcargo ship th a t answ crrll Ihe Orlando. .1, n 4 ' •§ i In ft lip I'l/ lliPfiu legislation Increasing feilcrnl m f charred Imxe* of shm'^. pd> ( the "It |l|| 1 | It 1 . ,4 n. (* II •. s lii-t in d On |epi . I uImis. - •• .t» * *» |'» * 8 0 8 . The Navy alto say* five However, hi* eondillon was de­ I ii'I'lil u>ii I*i 1hr pint* t Wtil It* tl I . I * 1*I'ifi S tale ft.* 11 </*■ 3* •• (hr I MrSf| f,.s . dH* * • w arships were In tiie locality of scribed as excellent. Stenstrom g ran ts to pooref stale* and i aimed go-rds and lop bur I • club •1 th*- flppnrtinrnt -■«»*♦ * flee tin g Social Security luxe Hi , ilers of ‘oxy air'lcleiie gs let .\ (| f t ||M • hull urn M I h. 1. t th* . i iijr i Ihe burning transporthi till it In ill t hr I-1 line per cent fob another year k -n, ryliridrrs did lint hur-i i, ..f ii** i f * tin r»I i"i j of III*' ' ' 1 U • -•$:$. v t • mat* *lly The Navy announcement slates will undergo u minor operation i ■■• i v« if Ti Mill i|31 |«*«*' 1 Approval of the measure, wln-lt I explosive force ns during 1•' ! Ill's H"il | 'i nf r tr •Iui I W..U1M 'K« 1 'r a * ir i /» hw th a t although fire dominated the shortly and approxim ately seven d . I in ml f v Th*" ,r f-'ini tr 1 1 4 1 (t F I V ilillM • ref p ftin 1 1 She „1 ■t t f i * im * liiui 11nr ship, there had been nn reports to ten day. later he will lie per­ g reatly revises th* present So,m l fire, hut the gas Mew mil r l> I -ft 11»,*I t d f !. e ‘• ) man I H LI,.' UlhtlM t»t ff t» of casualties. However, unofficial mitted to return to the •homo of Security sek*up, cam* on « i i, ' ')«■ t«p valve. „cr<,riling 'r t r , lit VP tipiltl •• h *s , < levelarut, adding to the n.iNali n.ii * - II I? >‘1 VV” !ti4 ), «• • . * . .n f ilf-t sources Indicate there mav have bis parent* at 300 West Fifth vote afte r the mendicrship. a.. •1 lights. thu* standing vote turned down* the nf the fire. The nlarrti «u> i j Is now ■i MM.,|| ’’if I hr -,t I, ‘ *1 1 « Alt! Is* • * .f *»•. been some deaths and injuries Street. I I lr|if|| t mrtlt \ \ j i i i I m ■gr o--i"io* I I f|- t l ill I VV rllVUfi*^ A. IH-rennlal attem p t to put the so- in hy Geofge Wells, gnrugi fkarnnng the passengers. I HI ini*#* f'HinriT ii fill|ii*" called “Townsend plan” on the *r, . who first notirvd tii !m |j Ii|| ( *HtU-flllpr, Ilf 111Nri | it hi nf The Brasilian ship took part fihv in K K,K. n*■i iV"i(ir « h rr ninny r» Iiifp.ii . n rtlv ifir. in • sta tu te hooks. Chief Clevelnnil said. In the Invasion of Kirlly and ' l« mU- •f rifjftT) vnttut* in KKI’ltlN T 8 CAnTOON rmillPPliuii V-’tth ihl' Mpthmlln! th e Pacific cam paigns. Only reT hr Townsend fight was genM4. \ I* U I 111. July .11 lA'I im |iritm*rips, i Iip flialf^riiXt" -.1 ('htirrli e»f BHitiMlt)’ [IpWney (Ih, eralled by Sen. Ren. Dewney centiy It was P"t |n passenger riintriil Itehiy |in|«iiIitHftnt »i i**? tilt * f a-. I I ' Met iron LONDON, Ju ly . 31, (A1 )— As* service, it was sailing for Lisbon, t ‘alif.1. who used it a* a cam­ in-t fi d that M* m**-i Jimilil lie W Mi, nr«| rfiitgrnlnl livi**#T . peare-makers, a rem inder to thi Marseille and Naples when the paign l»*ui when he f irs t' tried "■rfiel'.rl in |h, I*.-ii I’-'fii e fu n ill. 4 WAidllNt,l'ION July 31 |/M — fire broke out. The Navy hoped the London Dally Herald today for th* Senate In 108B. He won firemr* llmt ,*nilti i*mi of M'■r|i‘o .'V-nitor Andrew-. Florida l>cnu>n r r ln tc d a b itterly prophetic to lie able to tow the liner Into finer support today from two .. dd h,- n vlul iiiiiii "f ih- Hnilrd i r i t . in., o ld une,i unanimous conWASHINGTON. July 31 - h i’. cartoon which it published when oilier port. Democratic senators i I umi* derl.ii itti'n .* >m r irm- M'Mt the Versailles Conference was Claude Pepper tor" f ''it .' li't i Mi'll of tlm rep p e r a< t Florida and The 4*1 birminal pav hill ' »«* I'l'lu'i: ..epniMd- ; m i**• lieulieh jIu.rMvnrOO bill I"! Him Mrilltcrriuis>”p rinser lo the While lb*' •* YOUNGSTERS GIYKN OUTING under way ' in 11)13. The cartoon T aylor *>f Idaho. :. 1111 ihe nn*n>v 1br .Mi xu'.in am erti tr tilt II;. was a losing b attle nil the Imtay. r Thirty.soven boya and girls of showed the 10 IB Dig Four — ,1'lrd ill Pun Idi* been ill" I lie i > n .i t » ’ y r , ! -r d ;iy p i v-.-d tiie The Senate hits approved by i lly It'ci-'aUori llirr r to r ......... .. l..i(enrled m th e Red Shield Youth center, en­ Woodrow Wilson, David Lloyd way, b ut Downey Stayed In there by ||,e Meiii :m GoVeru- ftH'i-ure in relnibur&e rltrus mid Georges t'lam enceau, and pitching for hfs project, lie told n vote of a $2,400,000,01*1 menruro Kettle* iiiiimumhd Uiis miuidi'i: joyed an outing Monday afternoon George, TAMPA July 31 t/IT-O iihm s III Vittorio Orlando — leaving Ver­ "i* nl to „eek »l»irfrrnti-n of Ibis i t r U b l f g ro w Tra to r loM fti s u f a t San Lando Spring* where they sailles Palaca where the pewee hi* colleagues th a t the present in which 16,000.000 ex-sorvirrit' ii Tampu ii.<• trying to prove In court that free movies for children I lererl In t|i" IIK SM UJIJ eradicationmarked have a altar*. The payments wn ild th a t they ate 'charitable ami id - will Ih- diown tom orrow ................ j I."Hit. . w ere taken by . Candidate Harold trea ty w as w ritten. Behind a Social Security system Veil er tiny lh,» f'nhan govern- ra m p u lg ii 't iie b ill h w . been sent lw mail" In -place of furlough* by the activities pf tha “social at 1:30 rr'elock nt (th e f!nn("i'l . M ay of the Salvation Army. pillar, a child hearing the label snooper” — “m akes poverty oh- which wero earned hut not g nm icl UCSUonal” InslItitUons. Tiie T am pi '.ii "I aiinoutl' *‘l th a' d I'.id -'.it t*r the H" i " A intiUr hill ulrcady , "1040 Cle**’* Is weening. Clem- vious and . . . la a ahame and nn during Ihe w ar nmergeocy. Un'h c local of the United Brotherhood .Iiini'ir High School. ..... ngp I.. Dm P u ii * fimfi-r 'I pending on the Ilona* - alandar The feature Will he ",\l" I ■ | Of Carpentcr.-i and Joiner . Im- tiled enceau D saying: hn" r ’’Curious. I nhopilnatlon.” the provisions of the hill, m*- l su it hi C lm d l Churl ngalrtfd* Pxi ( H " tir-u t," and the program - dl ; ■,■ stalin g th-! oil I lie tlntled i hut (he llule. Committee will not Mid crying,” seem to h ra r • chi Not Hina iih'uul'l have been Invi'ed. Iri it tiirne up lor n vote of lha paym ents would lie (o f t '” asaew ir W h [ipnrkman. Tux Col-1 l>e roinnlexl out wtth two ro m i'h An* veteran in need of serv­ 11*^ fiirasu|;*T ft If*I ll««" iifti*1 year bond*. Bchlainan le c to r. Anthony fiehleman a n d 1 ice (free nf charge) in any of I ’M iln l N jllitifi ill tun i fi'ir LODGE !B 801.D Tha legislation ia drsIgrW in S tate Comptroller J M. Iww .veek- ' , MASONS TO AS8BMBLK tjia following categories la' re'•8F.NTF.NCK" A l'PR O V FIi | fi» Irt? MfXlrn Unlay. put enlisted personnel on tin ram* tng tax exemption of It* pm prrty | rr? W M tad to visit th a office nf I M arquette Lodge, located on Previously exempt, the Carpe"th e reaponstbla ag en d as Hated Members of S anford Masonic Golden Lake, haa bean snlil by basis as officers who are paid f»r TAMPA, Ju ly 31—(Ah I be umired leave tim e when thry'r* t*ra Hall ha* treen artauuwd lld.wyi Florida ttnilm ad Commission Im M i:m > t ih . i n below i CbapU r 01!, F. and A. H. are WASHINGTON July 31 (At — Coordinator — C arter, requested t o ' assem ble Friday Mrs. Bradford Byrd to James discharged. It still must lie a n d on tho basis of ■a -m .'xint ruling by approved n “death sentence" for Powall. sales m anager for R. 3. DOOTON, July Jl f —A irrffin- T1te W ar A-^eio Artinllilxtratkm on hy thu House before going to Attorney General Tom Watson Tampa's half ren tu ry old alim t A U o t k : N atJeoal Build- nfU rnoon a t 1:45 o’clock a t the Masonic Hall for th a purpose of Evails Company of, Miami, Mr. President Trum an for his signa­ thM unions do not come under tbc car system . Tho cominisniouer ttiftitlalloti for m w y lor John grauled I0 Interim permits yesterprovision which exempts charitable attorney, l-owla Petlow ay, notified NQxnn. Jr., today w in urged by day to allow m<mtci|nllttr.x to oper. it — U» B. Km- ati the funeraL of David Powall Intends to locate hem ture. and educational Institution*. 11 the the Tampa E lectric Company 4hot MwsvwImsetLx Corrections C om -1alt- surplus government-owned nlr, it Karrlce, |1 * North D. Hookerr who died Tueaday. w ith his family!' Tha property N-ixotl | ports [m-jiillrif- Ihelr llnal dlapoalP ark Avenue. LA GUAJtDlA IN PAlHk current action ta successful, other its petition to abandon the I r o lly ml .'.lolier J, Paul Hoyle, Graveside services w th be held was sold for 116.0(H). Mr. Powell PARIS, Ju ly 31, M l - F lnrriu Unions are expeenl to file similar service ha* Ihdd approver!. The was fortdemp'st lo death tor in u r-lu o n Vocational T raining am) E du­ Longwood follow ing the 4:00 la a b ro th sr In law of llaymond iieting his Imlieeile son. Ikiyle nug-j Tiie airport* have hern dcclvcd Igi G uardi* *rrlv*«l In Paris to­ suits for cxrmptlon. cation — T . W. Law ton. Court lock service a t th a Longwood Beavers, local photographer. changeover from stree t car* to i:i".l-d th a t the .-rule Iire be ront- j surpluv to governmeiil need* but House. .day on 4n official vlalt to Fr»rw<-. " t Church. bu.ici ia expected to Lake place muted to Die Imprwmmenl | Hrelr Irnttxler of Hh* awm-y for ipltab Th* D lrn to r General of UNRRA PAV HILL SIGNED I* ^ .flQ : A next sumlay, v _ _ _ _ __— ■ | float ili'.jetail haa not been com_ SUM Service OfIs touring w estern Europe. ■ CONTINUES INVITATION ACCEPTED pleled 'H it |irrm lt.l include S an­ — Contact through Lloyd H.P.A. DKEVS HIKE WABIJINGTON, July 31, W>— ford Naval Air B utton to Sanford. rHOOPSHIP IIALTKII Service Of* A RN A LL.THA N K S, TRUMAN P resident Trum an has signed a ' By A aaodatsd Pres# FU. YOKOHAMA, Ju ly 3 1-(A 6 W A S H I N G T O N , Julv 3 1 . (A 6 LO ND O N ,'July < L « ^ p ) - O n e of giving a............. pav boost o f $6,ATLANTA, Ju ly t l . MPY H bill ....................... n tha all Ja w lsh city of T«1 L m nation's 300 An American troopship—th* U. The O.P.'A. has authorised an Oovar ovem ar Bills Am all hss AAA 000 a y ta r: A— to. itho viv, B ritish Tommiaa a n praas- th* savan A rab league sta te s— Georgia G HOLCOMBE DISCHARGED it T rum an a telegram federal judge*. The raise coveys 8, 8. Marin* P an th e r—ha* put increase e f six p e rm it In the thalr m anhunt fo r tarrorisU Baud! A rabia—has accepted B rit­ sent P resident S l/c E arl K. Holumibo of Rout* him fo r fodaral coopera­ i_f i y federal ______ judiciary dl*' Into port a t Y okoham a’ to send retail prico of farm machinery inslblo for la s t Waak'a bomb- ain 's invitation^ to a round-tabls thanking * ..................... m Ufrom m of tha King David Hbtel conttnjnc* on Palestine. Tha tion In th* Investigation of tha tric t Judges 4o the chief Justice three infantile p araly sis patient* anil replacement parts. This is 2, Box 21, has treen honorably Jerosalam . Oh hundred and British Foreign Office, In an­ lynchng of fo u r negfoes nesr o f Urn United S tates. F o r the to. a hospital. T he vessel left the first action taken by tho discharged from tho United S tates i j threw men and tan women nouncing the acceptance today, Monrco, la st weak. The PrexiJm t Supreme Court, thi» means Chief Msnila bound fo r San Francisco O .P .A . under the new price con­ Navy, according to information M artlc U . audied, G h iriffs with 2200 troops aboard. Th* ship trol layv. It retirees dealers' received here today from tho . jv s bean a r m tad. A ll civic llfa said th a t Saudi A rabia is tha ordered the D apartm anl of Office every Tneedey. * • in tha Jawiah city ia a t a stand- firs t o f tha saved states to reply tic* to use all Its'resources to sriWwn's, urn will rccelvo $26,000. d l l ' for th a . second day. to th* invitation. raat the lrnchas. Supplies Being Fire Strikes ACL Freight Depot Sent To Combat For Second Time In Eight Months Epidemic At Sea One Soldier Dead A.s Diphtheria Breaks Out On TroirpHltip Seeks House Seat Three American Firms Charged With Violating A n titru s t Laws Investigation Of Klan U nderw ay In Seven States (Large Brazilian Transport A fire Off Rio De Janeiro ( rippled Girl, 19, Shools And Stales KafluT To Death .Ins lict* .Depart men I Conductintf I’rohc; Morida Included Herbert Stenstrom Still In Hospital Townsend Old A F’ensiun Plan Abilin Rejected In Senate .Mrxit’fi P Furlough Leave. Bill Okeyed By Senate In 4)n 4'iinlVrcnrc ,Small' A|i|»rovf.s Fruil Fly Measure Tampa Union Files ... Suit Seeking Tax Tomorrow Exeniption On Hall •a Afternoon Veterans Service (!ily Liven Permit To Control Station 1 �1, I P A C E TW O >• THE SANFORD HERALD, SA N FO RD , FLORIDA The Sanford Herald Poet In Prison W EDN ESD AY , JU L Y 31, J946 NO, NO, GROMYKO 30,000 Seeking Homes In New York Housing Project y fv tfM U j .tenants hod been heart! front A AP N'ewsfeaturei NEW YORK—Within a week ren t every one of the flat* four afters the Metropolitan Life In­ lime* over—am) request* are ,ti|| surance Company announced that pouring lh. Metropolitan official, say th;* it would consider application, to live in mammoth new 8.1BH- every letter will be answered an,) apartm ent Sluyvesant Town devel­ th e names of the ( renders rata, opment on M anhattan's l o w e r logon.I. latter, honte-seeker, will h a st Side, more than 30,000 per­ be invited fcr on interview ,1U| sons begge to become tenants, t allowed to file formal applies, The first of gumeumt Town's lions. well' before the flats are Veteran* are bring 36 apartm ent buildings will not finished. he ready unUI the fall of 1IM7, Biven preference. and the real a year latsr. but KUhui.l S trauss, German com. th a t did not deter candidates from all Jqiria of lhc east. In pimt-r,* knew how t<> rend note* I*., aeveq days emjvgh prospective fore he could read.latter*. eS* Gf yw/ Z 'V a t / improved. They were moved from one camp to another, seldom rvmninintf more than a year in one place, and as n i t , Maalh* as prisons go, some were more livable than others. Many ■li M M ili died from tuberculosis and diseases which result from O p * t w r ---A ll o M I a a r p .a o llt a a . r u r iU a l exposure and undernourishment. In each camp some pris­ Ib a a fc a r t a u la lla a a « • < a a l l r t a al oners broke down mentally. •a l a r t a la a a r a la I u t Ik * p u r p a a , a f tS la la tt l a n d . . M ill S r r h a r « r A f a r Hut there remained a nucleus of hardy souls, saved a l r v w a la r a r i i r r i M l a e ra fa a . by the power of mind alone. Among them were'experts on S r tt a paper H tp rr a ta la various subjects— nature, physics, political science and kindled lines—*any they lectured informally to their fel­ low prisoners. In the discussions Which followed the talks, the then’s minds were freed from the trammels of*i>rison M g ejP life. They made plans for the future of the world, hut r r a lit la a p a ra a b tf i . l T b a A l-r t a a n h l r b la a l r l i a - almomst lost hope of ever being able to put them to the i l I Mari la I S , p a r f a r V r- test..The war went on and on, and still they remained •a a l a ll • » „ i l , p a l r k r » in prison. la || a r * » ! a lb rrn lta la tfcla p a p t r a a ri al*a John Iluxtou completed three volumes of poetry un­ I trn a p u b lU h r r i b tttla . • la r a p a k li r a ll a a a l * p a - der these conditions, attaining, as he says, “maturity in B tn h ra P t r t l a a r a a la a r t he knowledge and love of men.' He says that the p o et at war is a man at odds with himself. Ho must transcend WEDNESDAY, JULY 31. JIMS the temporary divisions o f race and nationality and ItlB L B VKKHK FOU TODAY know himself to be a' member “of a greater cymtnmiiilv IT TA K ES A GOOD" DEAL even that of mankiitd— the community of all- created P l Dm C a rv«# r, M nplfc m Tfuirn. & i’Ti, KIBBLING* SPECIALTY ip A MAN T D MEET THESE IpECIFICTIONS: W hat doth thi riiftl require of thee, but to d< ly, t<r|ovp m erry tmd to ibty—w ith - -thy—God ?—MitaJi Stranger Titan Fiction Writers of mystery tale-; Jjawe c*(U*n Jmen accused-nf ...... - .„.'.T-..7TTT7.—r:^— ' ! “just' iTtiiklrtfr Up ’stuff tlfiiT coiiTdh^t' possHjIyT71T?.” be "True “ Add T exas lu the roll of PAG jhul the tote E. I’tiillips CJppenlieim in liju best rtlght <d defeats [ft Die Smith now, wtlfi 'enneesce on lin k ." suggest* jfiincy never made up any story more bizarre than that ohn T dntpir. Grave* in I be Times- ;of the Ciimidiau passports, revealed in the recent (’mind'Union. “ Yet l lie I'AC puls it, inn espionage trials. b*»t foot foremost la the South, In the Spanish civil war many American and Canad taking - ra re to hiile its com­ •jail volunteers fought with the Spanish republicans, who munism mat totalitarianism be­ hind l u i i f rewperlaiJc ami (I J e - Iwanted a free government of free men under their own lleve. unsUspocllligl f runt A as (mi- jlaw, instead of virtual slavery under a dictator who win •y Jlaigler. Van Bittner, ami such, Iplaying with Hitler and using the prestige of an ancient rood men all but blind to wlmt’* regime to enforce his own ends.. * behind them. Or I- It just Ihul^ Many i»f HiVso brave ami devoted volunteers died in these gent It men refuse In look. ’ aclion. Their passports were stolen, and some of them While Semimile County pntinrVi 'mind their way into the hands of the Russian senel go unattended fur w ant of hos­ police. One ot these stolen ’ passports, traced through pital facilities. I>ed, e ,niaia varniit some 'J'J pages of the lloyjtl Commission's report, belong at the! S tate T ubeieulm ii Sniintorium at Orlando t men te e of n ed to a I'oliuh C a n a d i a n . This one got to M o sco w and was shortage of run m-, a ml otnet u sed as a basis fin idctitifirntom of an importanl a y a l necessary peraonnel Meanwhile who worked in lit" iluiled Slates as well as Canada. the S late of Florida pays out more Thus truth once more proves stronger than faima. CLAUOETTf COLBERT DON AMECHE- J than $1(10,00(1 it w rel to keep people from working. There is lom ithtng riullenlly wrong with a system wbieh neglects It, siek and Infirm and support* Hidebodied men In klk;iio*». Itaseliall Shift The Life Insurnnn* Companies of America, whose pollfy-bohlera stand tn lose most from inflation, advise management ami labor what fan !•« done to owsrt rising prices. I'rndurthm Is their Job, f te y say. and full production will j*> n Imig way toward holding prices down. Hot tbe government fan help too, the life Insurance companies add. by balancing the bulled, by rrlirln g the govern merit di Id and by encouraging, intirstmenls. Tbe advice of tie life insurance rompnnies is wotlh The Cleveland American l-eaglte Imsoball team Im n new nystem for ((topping the mighty hitter, Ted \\ ill jjiniH. An lit! generally hit* to right field, the Olevelnnd malinger moved five of lih tiinn plnyem to the right side of the diitmoml. ftnly the piluher, ditcher and Hurd iiitsemim alnyetT in llieir eiisloinitry positions. Did this change, nick mimed the “(’levelnntl Slnfl ". work? Not iioticcnbiy. Willinms liu.s Hometinies rlriycn the Intll through the congcated distrivt. nml ndmetimeaMo their discomfiture ban hit into the great open apace* In tlie left of second bnse. As one fmi put it, "The only way to stop hitters like Williams is to put the fielders in the outfield bleachers." TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY By RUSSELL KAY ntents th a t Raofonl («• Hsnt upon rebuilding nod expanding Its waterworks plant, lh -* Cttjf dls. ' covers Oiftt bid* mu nearly twice as high us the funds available for the pro jest amount to And Banfonl, with money enbugh on hend to biiibl two tsnnis courts at the cost before. the .wiir, now find* D ca n 't *vcn build one. Them ar* certain disadvantages to high prices and high waxes, and one of these is the east in­ volved. 1 As difficult as satisfying hostile factions tn Palestine and bringint place to the lloly luind is the e f ­ fort to establish an Indeprndhnl India without causing a civil war. Ju st when the llrilish were about satisfied that a workable dau had burn evolved, tbe Mr,*, ttn I-eague Ihlnw t a motikuv wrench Into the machinery with ! not SO belligerent, will also fight to prevent such a separate and independent slab), and so the British a n caught again between the devil and llm deep blue sea and are damned if tto y do and damned If they don'tJu st w hat caused oqr present ggortdlant taxes, our excessive government debt, the Inflation in nricwi which ie curiontly being Usided on th e mutilation of OPA, is Indicated by Comptroller Gen­ eral Lindsey W arren, who says th a t w tf-lim e spending practices Ufck the American taxpayer on a multi-billion dollar ride and th a t cost-plus contracts with holes wide em>ugh-4«i drive >atteam o f b o n is ;through, rost th v country untold millions. It w asn't the war th a t produced the de^t, D w as the g sa ft and corruption th a t went along with It. I t w asn't th e -build­ ing of Arm y and Navy camps, the construction of h u g e- battleship* and fleets of airplanes. It Wasn’t lh# Umks and trucks and munillohs. They W*iw,’ of course, ex­ pansive dnd would have- cost f ttn tv under an y eiretnnsU m sh, out lb# thing th a t ran th# bill Bp ^ p r c c ^ ' - . r , , heights^#ml j o w *of ^ H m J n g Yhi- cam p." th* detsrmlns-tion of Added Novelty “ O ur Old C ar" Screen Snapshots - Newt 09c 'O p e n s ' 12t46*40c Lust Times W ednesday! leopardWoman Nine Persons Drown In Vicksburg Aren TRAGEDY IN GEORGIA NEW YORK IIEKALO T ltlllttN E tn lir Negroes - two young couji- duct wit le~ were kidoit|.-.l fi«o» mi BUtft- | wtmtevei umldle will shot to death Thur*- j | t1„id day ),y a store of "white ou-n oil l the )„„ ,i rouotry imiil folly miles from j pre-eniin Atlanta, On Sixty bullets Wer« jusl.re t f< ai,4 lo th e. i la-lies. One o f , i he slain m in hud just been n ^ lT liu isd u ; leased in Jiiutl laiiuj mi « ehmr.ga j than (hi of Middling — mil falully — his j while employer. | ; u k r l(, Thi,, U a lin e uf tension in . jnstir.r. rare relations, particularly in the i efforts i Jsruth Demagogues huve shoun-J same an, llieir way lull, offirs with inflnm- , nionstVoi mulory . s|M-ecke» uU.ul "whilu tu slain supremacy," utvlng cxtru-leggt Mate, cot relon of intending Negro vote | e |« Kl ’t y c r o s s e s huve burt'.-4 i aUtnife m, SsjuUn u, lltlls sand l l t S have iax-ii spot ml ip outbreaks ,r| | vinletirt. tu t every Amrrii in N rouhl !<d.<■ hope from the fieri ! I- 'g ,- ■= that lynching ut least » t , absedt | f‘ the ,»oiu|.el scene—th u trim i-l m il l') crim e which usurps Ilia' pjfe funclion of jiistltij and perverta | S g It to the ends <*f prejudice. Thh hiinlvrilng of opinion 1n Ihe Soutji I p t. against this vicious practice ”I m drowr i.'d near W bidm ig MiNhviiff John W' illiunisnn of W u irin County says he hus is'rii notified I lust nine mcmtiers of a logging eiew w -ie d iowned wben th fir Imrtt in|isi;r.sl in a biiyoi: near Vicksburg this tnoinlng. r b (. 1 sheriff s a y s -eight ineinlars ! of the crew were negroes. i The tragedy occurred in a lei mole bayou area in Vicksburg and One-tliird id nil tbe )wnplc in li-11.dlit live in Sidney and Mi l | , | i ) j I | FOUND! TREASURE CHEST DRUMMING WITH GOLD! Lovely to look at . . • aw! An Mo J e i n Chamber o r Commerce Is mure points. It wa« pointed out (but active ay iloes n b ettr, job than such a ipiuruutlni' was never the Tourist and Development lrally- invoked bill publicity given Division, headed by* Joe Adams, the nitlltiuhrctnrlii w a. siifficienl who •operate* the Kt 1'"mmodnre In frigbli-n thousands -away who Hotel In Miami, a"d tin* year is other wi < w.oibl have vaentloneil' , Vice "president uf the A ii-m n ti here thi* summer. Discussing facilities o f f e r e d ITtitel Men's Association. motor tounsU , il was brought At a meeting In Tampa la s t nut that the conditions «f many week The Division reviewed the rest n tons m tbe slate wete dls. .State's to u rist development effo rt graceful.- Tourist llureaus and and consdered plans fo r the com­ Cham ber*'off- Commerce reported ing season. Thp meeting was one eomplaints on thl* aepre of the beat attended nrfil most more than ever l-efore ami exprewed enthusiast le ever sift g et. tne hope th a t smncfltlUK could W asting n<* time, the session lie1 done I., rerlify the situation got down to business at an H:30 before the heavy influx of motor breakfast after which the group tourists urrlvcd next season. immediately adjourf»*d to tile con­ A representative of the Pelroference room to listen to reports lleum Industries said )hal coinpaof committees, engage in round ny owned aotl I'pernted filling table discussions and map [dans stations of -urh rom pm iici. as for future g^Uvity. (tulf, Pure flit, Stamlard ami .R o y C. Beckjnan, Director of others were Inspected regularly the Florida StatcAdvertlnlrig Coin* ami kept in .a sanitary condition, mission, reviewed Ihe work dune but with no authority over In­ by the Commission to ditto and dependent stations, it was dif­ explained In delail how Impilriea ficult In get operators to keep were handiest. Ills talk, was well their places d ean . T, B. O'SleVIl received and the Commission Was of the Florida Cttyhound Llnaa given a vote of confidence. said the fault was not all on the Chamber of Commerce secret*!-. side of the local in terests and Irs from points as distant an Contended th a t the traveling pub­ g reet success. Much constructive Miami and Pensacola made r e ­ lic was largely to btamo. Op­ thought w as developed and fit port* on conditions In their sec­ erator* of public wash rooms in effect will lie frit In the better tions and com|mre notes. All in ­ hatcls, bus stations, t o u r i s t handling Ilf Florida's tourist busi­ dication* pointed to another big camp* mill travel term inals hnv# ness this cumin): season. tourist season, but secretaries re- found th a t kioplng such places pitrted much Improvement In faci­ clean sn d sanitary t« one of their lities for handling visitors an d most difficult problems due p ri­ expressed ccnfldenec th a t all who marily to lack of cooperation On come next season would be able the p a rt of the traveling public. to find rooms and urged th at the I t was pointed nut th a t woman practice oi~ frightening tourists were the worst offenders' In this away witli stories of folks sleep­ rtip e ct and a campaign to edu­ O rlando, YVrji ing in their cars, In hotel tabbies cate the (public wa* advocated. Phone 4M T snd parka be discouraged. A ltogether the meeting wes a Painting out th a t it was always advisable to urge folks to make advance reservations tf possible, they, contended, th at thousands without reservations cuuld still b« i taken c a r t of, snd told how slo th 's of oVvrrrowding and lack of facilities ! u t season kept thousands aw ag and shortened the season. Railroad anil bus officials ex ­ pressed confidence th a t th eir fscllllk a fo r handling traffic would to much improved by fatL All lineF poVr have new equipm ent ordem L -apd plan to operate on f n t e r and more frequent schedu- ( i Am a a n y , Developm ent PLASTIC COATING YOUR ROOFI S t op l e a k a’ A n d lastly to have . , . Is really fine Jewrtry. Our Jewelry nrparU ntnl Is ehoeS fall of Jewelry H ut Is Interpretive q< eve-y MX mood! Waterproof Y o u r R o o f Wi t h b I AT 1C K O U l Diamond enga«*«nrnl ring . . . aiUlalre flank­ ed by two amatlet itunes tn a liK Hold setting C *) A 11 tv U l i T i i s r i Oriental Rqtllra Peacla n is jo l'.J rn lly n u U h - 1STI SC* C eatgae pins, geld an *Hver. set wltk colorful |O B . . . ntrrincp le piateh.., EVERY ’ SATUR NIGHT •i>rlcc»*. It seal* crocks, breoki. joints ana » • • - and is noi alincied by evtrom# heat or riU-?LASTlK yours all lor SATE. SURE, ECO- 24.00 12.20 5.50 12.60 7.14 dloit Bracelets Bracelets ........ ................ t A« f H r t i n e r t * - g ^ T Tax) ” Iel Watches <| - uy on Our Easy Terms HUGH CLINTON'S ORCHESTRA FEATURING LEO and hi* GOLDEN TRUM PET _ ldg|it£nc|iIon B racelets m r. 6.60 C x m ........ 4.61 I 3«ts ( m in 's ) . BUILDING MATERIAL — ROOF5W? 6TH AND FRENCH AVENUE Ri so m s east f la s t stheet PHONE 1S7 �« ■» 1' — ---'- ■ ■ , - - " ~ ^ ...~T .., - - ! ■" * —. __ I — t- ;■">!» . p . _■ .t.'.ijg ;1, ' ‘TsS W EDNESDAY, JU LY 31, 1946 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 1 ’Mrs. Manning (iiven Soda/ /4nc/ Personal Activities S O C IE T Y E D I T O R — C a c e lia T r u l u c k <5------------------------------------------- P e r s o n a ls Mr. ami Mrs. Grno A'lam* arc vacationing a t Coronado Beach. Mr. anil Mr*. W. A. Adams and daughter Olive nn and Ails heve ^ tu rn e d from Coronado Beach, Mr. and Mrs. F m l It. Wilson h m r ns their guest Miss Jane Scott of Orlando. r _____ Mrs. Fred Hall and non have returned ftom visiting in the Pocono Mountains, Penn. Mr. und Mrs. It. A. Newman and son Unbelt left Monday to spend son»j tim e at Coronado jj/acli. Judge A. O. Knnner recently flrw to California.to visit his two brothers ajtd is,, expected back thlg week. . Harvey A.- Swanson returned Sunday from n tw o. month*' vacation spent with relatives lu Minnra|Kdls, Minn. M rs.,11. A, Swan.’on returned turiloy frojj) n vaealien . spent th relative*- “ 111- ' M lantf 'am f friends In W est Palm Itrach. a Mrs. Hello L. B aroslrad plans to leave Wednesday morning for Handnlrh Center, Vt. (o' spend six winks with relatives there. Mrs. J. L. weekend guest J . P. Wilson in ‘91 e Hutchison ll o r t 'm , was tinnf Mr. mid Mrs.' Itaytonn Bench at A partm ents. Mr. and Mrs. H. I*. Ilighleytnan have returned from a two weeks visit with their son ami daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Highleyman in Hnltlmore, Md. — TELE. NO. 148 Miss True Honored By Mrs. R. A. Smith Mrs. lintph Austin S m i t h honored Miss Natalie True, popu­ l a r bride-elect, yesterday aftcrnoon with an attractive bridge party a t her home 20'dl Park Avenue. W hite mid pink oleandera and crepe myrtle arran g e, inenls were placed about tinparty ruoms. Wedding bells hung from the chandelier and the bridal motif was further carriwt cu t in the tallies of white wed­ ding bells, , Misa Jessie Durden, high score winner, w«» awarded n novelty necklace; . Miss Charlotte Trug. screeno winner, was given a lustre Vase and the Inmoree was presented a lunthenn -et in fiesta colors. A fter the bridge games were completed Mrs. Smith rrnd a humorous poem entitled "W ed­ ding Kecipes.” An Iced course wa* serve,! by .the hostess. The guest list in­ cluded Misa Natalie True, Mis* M argaret, Spencer, Miss Catherine Himncer. Miss Elisabeth Whighunt, Miss Jean W highatn. Miss Jessie Durden am! Mrs. Everett Muulding. , . Also Mrs. Douglas KtensLmm, Miss t.utieia' Gortnly, Miss HMenla th Dyson. MDs- CtuiHntte .True, Mrs. K. E. True. Mrs. W. Maker and Mrs. Smith. Social Calendai • TUESDAY The A lathea Fla*. of the F irst B aptist Chuieh will meet at 8:00 I*. M. at the home of Mrs. Joiler Cameron, 714 l-auicl Avenue. Visitors Honored By Mrs. William Wray Mr*. Willtum Wray entertained with u ch atter party at her home In S an 1-anta on Valencia Drive for visitor* of friends on T ues­ day afternoon ,-itt :l:.1<> P. M. Mis* Jennie Ctilluni of Chattanooga, Term., v|sitor of Miss Mary Ann ‘W hrlehel. and .Mrs. C. A. Elinor of Nashville; Tcnn„ sister of Mrs. L. A. Palmer were the i.onnrees. Crepe n tyillr, imnia* and hy­ drangeas atlrn rtitely decorated the W ray home. Delielnu*- re ­ freshment* w ere, scrveil by the hostess assisted by Mr*. Hamilten Hisliee, Thom attending were Miss Cullum, Mis* Whrlehel. Mr*. Kliner, Mrs, Pal me i, Mrs. Rlrh nrd Elisbery. Mis. 11. A. Howard, Mr*. Hugh Whelrhel. Mr*. IHslire and Mrs. Vi ray. re i-rtt J M. Mann Mi I i" ir htliunotl il«kli«|j^ c Vt*i| k with n m iw iiliinrou^ *!ti*w**t Ks-t'n |>\ Mrn. Mile Shi'I'fllFiJ ruul Mi* f'hfltp U oodupi^i at iW H * ( thi* ta tte r nil WeM F h *i \ ’m i-coloivii r.**»*» tie* t'Miiftsj thr p arty tTHitm \tany gifts were presented the I X n v n l |Vrsi*iii»H St*|*!**4 l m u * V n ,h ‘*»rr In n liiru** * 1 - * of*'‘Jirr, JurkfonViH**. hi t eliciou* refreshment* fn.it punoh, cookie* and nut* were served by till- hostesses to The hent rvh‘8*ni hv ii"inri «*f ■ tl i following guests: Mr^T Man-, a | mu ml «i unuimiH *-{.'• i- nltmii ( ^ nine Mi*. Je an e tte Kenton. Mi** i«|Util In that uhtmtiithlr fnm» ft.iKlO f * l in r tt h iif fu*m l oil \t \ii » a Woodcock, Mt*s Jey w \l iiiiaU i, Mi** l.ois Hetleisled*. Mityas of (aii.iTt ni.il i hjul 11*1 M i'- Evelyn Hetlenbaugh, Mi-. I flourishing ru llu te hv tile tune o f !( I t ’a McVny, Mrs. C l . II " ‘" " I f h i i . l with a knowledge nt the iiihI Mr*. Eunice llo rto u . luim r mouth awl th, length ,.f the A!*.i Mr*. Iteigie P ratt. Mis, V*v Thelma T u r n e r . Mr-. Mary tiiim r,'. Mi*. Diirnk. Mrs. Evclyii CJuntei, Mrs. (ieorgo W. Brawn, The cocoa ittdu*li\ ,■! die Afri M> Margaret Dree it. Mr*. Irving <:,dd t'oaM which normally . . . , , ‘ pniviiltii tu n . until- . ‘I till' n o il r t'tnlfcrg, Mr*. Marge i.-tn d g e, I nop ply, i* tiju n rlu l mid <nut tolled Mr- CJct, Russell. Mrs. liuth E. ‘ entirely by the i-o p l, ,i( Viiiean Jones and Mr*. Allen Kintbal. b irth and descent * * A SENIOR .it the University of In­ diana. hoi?Cilwood) *'f itetm iburg, IllH . I* sii.i.-ciiln Terre H.IUlo after t ho woli .the‘title o f M l 'i Injllana" nf ltHC Site witl_reprejita)l her slajo ■n the mi.oinjL t>c.ujty pageant to Arcerdjtlg tu the Hindu Irtfrtid,' Id* Held At Alwn'tir City, TC’j y l l f sugar cane w.i* erealCtl when n Seplcmln’r. llajnlt who wi»beil to eviterience the joyk of ht’ttven obit, -till on Di Utahn, IM.iltMl feel toll. Itelw nn cu tlh cumin a loled In* chief magi, Mexico c ity mill V enirrnr. is (hr elan to bulb! an im lh lt |>mndi4e. highest mountain in M« vim m .l the I hint highest in Ninth Amrrien. Mole fot 11I is vtastetl aiiiiiitilly by f It is estiniuietl that l>ee.t col­ delays nttd titedieteiii les lit m nrttet-j lecting m e ta r for one pound of ing in the tln'dril Stall - than w a s’, honey will travel a dntain* ttiuivn consumed anounlly lo «ur aim ed b ut to almost (brie lints * around forces ami lend len*e t tiipinciit* coinbim*l dining I In- wm. * ji tile rnttll. T E R R A C E T A I. K | Mr. anil Mrs. It. F. Cooper and hen 'Floyd have returned to their ihome on Cameron Avenue after having spent aeveral weeks in hevllle and Morris Hill.. N. visiting friends anl relatives. visitor of the HPEEliS Mra. Pauline Howard ^ s i re ­ interest is the new* that MRS. turned home front a Vacation BRADFORD IIV ltlr had sold her spent In E litahclh City. N. J home on Holden 1-ake to 'MR. w ith her son anti daughter-in-law and MRS. .1 II POWEI.I. of ChMM I-slie llnward and Mr*. Miami . . . Thete's a hair-dress HowaiM. < ing shop In New York th a t offer* its patron* an unusual divertl*e George A, Speer, Jr. mo! I.leut. Imeut. The owner, Karl Spllser, Comdr. ilrtson Norris of Washing has trained some canaries to ton, D. C, who have been spending P1 erch «n the customers' heads. Kime time at Coronado Bearh He's got four of those trained ■ iv e been several days this week, hud* a t present. S pilter put on in Sanford. a dem onstration for newsmen, but the canary used took it* place Clyde B. Terwillpgar. J r. will on a custnmcr'a loud only after leave tomorrow for Clearw ater some lettuce and bit* of hardhere he wilt participate in the boiled egg had been placed in the ■Ida open Golf T ournam rnl woman'a hair. The woman didn't •hlch will be played them Friday, seem In mind ~aturday and Sunday. Mias Rose Eevjr will P-ave on Aug. 4 for California to visit her slater. She plans to fly to New York City and la te r to Schronn Lake, Camp Woodrum and will be accompanied by Phyllis Rhames. M ra tl. N fiaaar and dau ghte r ( ’liarlt's Rohhins Is *■ Wed in Philadelphia Bridal Showivr Party1*' nY Ham ( 'or hr mi and S-inr <Vein no _____ i t ’LCKI.IA T H U I.rC K ^ have left for Atlanta where thrv 1**•' V ” will spend a week enrnute t ■ Ami the Chattanooga. Term, to visit il­ MU8. HA N il Aid. 1 H \ -I 1- will be rk o t t "gl* u* tin- didmrsary vi-ilm g MRS. S. Cl CHASE at ’police ilnef lative*. nl define* tin* a "to eit*l i.i!|ttet Amniij' th* (fnimitl it*lt giant t-- ,1.-tgto <1 t». Moil*1 * M r, l^o f.oailn of Miami tm advances tit to core **i lo stare rrtu rnril home after speifdiog no amnrntisly" wtdl. ,it>- Se proximatrdy two week, with lo t ImiIiI, be Iteltefci - it would he non and ilanghtcf-in-law Mr. and I I’ 'tty hmd l>. huo Ihi, sort if Mr*. Fal l-rvy-W hliner. spnrt . . . The wuy he plan* lo apply the Saw t. to charge five Mr*. E. M. Itolicrls of St. dollar* apiece fm »<df fa ll- mol la-ui* is now making her home at whistle*. the Mayfair Inn. She i* the m other of Mr*. Clyde llmnsey Enjoying u ■linnei party at the home of MIS anti MRS, WIP* WINTKM HAVEN. FI.A.—Ttio Sky and Duke Holicrt* of thla city. (JA M tVII \ Y Inst Saturday ev ^ Flowrr ol India I* In blixun now at | niog welt Ml; and MU'* Ettlln Cypress tlartlcns un<l Anna Icn 4j Janies Okehran »»f Hcjulentim A>N’t: Mi: md MRS It A Mil Overby of LokHaml h.s<ks x rv pretty Ts spcntling iome time with hi* N HI SURE.. MIL and MRS. .1 i TbuijlbctlLL Ml*. ffarenis H r uintl Mr*. J . D. Cochand MU. and MRS. [ M’lbe botanUU call th f fltfa rffr«tl rmt In hake Mary.Ho will also Coronado nvle t the weekend w r u j n . TRlM.lfCK I ran in la k e Mary. He will also MR. and MRS DON . . Onoti old tie Ea.*L I IIS. II. o ? HARPEII . A NEWMAN. _____ I d spend some tim e in Daytona MR. and MRS. (i. A S P E E R ,'co u n try ham wa* thoimighl> JR.. MR. and MRS W A by all The WH A \ * Mr. and Mr». J. II. Powell of ADAMS, JR., MR mill MRS. will Irnve on Sunday for n vara Miami have, purchased the estate JEAN ADAMS mid I . I E U T . tum in North Carolina . • nf Mra. Hratlford Jtyrd on tiolden COM DR, PRISON NORRIS. n . }*«ving tomorrow to parlirlpai. in the Moridii Open tm lf roumtt Ijike. The Powell* plan lo make mulU in C-learwator which will th tir home there in the near hegin Friday morning and Inst uture. through Sunday afternoon will he i (T Y P E R. TF-RWII.LEOAR. JR.. Mr. and Mr*. J. A. Peckham MR A I. BRYANT. SR have returned to their home in i; W SPENCER. HARRY Ijike Mary from a three week* ITOOKE atfd K. H. SMITH . . vacatlbn in Detroit* and point*The C asselb erry I nuigwimd Amei in Canail*. While away they vi*i trd relative* and friend*. Mr, and Mra. John I.*?e retu rn ­ ed recently from New York and S»on arrival homq he went to ■ iutm an, (la. Mrs. I-ee expects to ’, enter Waycross H ospital In the near future for eye tivatm enr. N tir ii r Pile to *epu i pal ■t the Holy ' o 'Church there will !>< ■>., t i \ ire ‘ The ' ' *' Thursday “i F u .ln C harles k Koldun* nf Pu­ u-unl Sunday o 'i 'i i v **dl W- rity . Still of Mi -tod M t' Fie I held. T tfohhin- was mat lied in Phlht I delphtu. Pa >'n July J i to Mi«K N I G H T I d S t I I M i l . i ll M argaret Mite I omIsoU. ilaughlei STM * e I!>*lfi. v Knight of f Mr anil Mt- \\ illimn S IV O. lit*k 4ft I hit* >*i rn hmii r nl»|y tlitchiil^Tin I fi«*m lh»* I nittMl j S tn lfi Navy. mvnTihru* to -i receive,I t |„. ; 28 $ BATHIN(i SUITS I.a llie s ' o n e a n il tw o - p ie c e style* in s ite * 3 2 -3 4 36. V a lu e * l o $ 6 .9 5 . Close Out 77 2 COTTON DRESSES .S e e rs u c k e r, G in g liA m , M u s lin a n d M ian y i C ln lh S ire s 9 lo 15 a n d 12 lo 2 0 V a lu e s lo $ 1 2 .9 5 . Close Out 78 ___ ____________ Iran Legionnaire* have r i v e n i •! AN INTINSI manhunt It under way „ ,-ltarter to eiitabl'iih for the six-foot negio who assault­ .rgimt post and HIRUARD CAS SEI. BERRY has donated a lot ed and shot fofmer Wac Marjorie near a lake to construct then Jeanne Logan (above), 26, kml home, arcorilitig lo S late Adj. killed tier mother. Mm. Marjorie A. REID MANN . , . FRED K Church Logan, 92, In their Floral MADDEN of Eongwood will Hill, L. 1^ N. Y, manalon. Mlia Lo­ nerve as the first post com­ g in was reported to bs resting com­ mander . . . 60 member* have fortably In Nassau Hospital, Mlnealready signed . . . . UIIJ-Y ola, after ths au allan t'l bullets KINAKD, a local youth 1* gain­ were removed. (fnlernallosal) ing fame as a middle-weight boser . , . H e la Just about tie1 best boxer on schedule In the Scientiata e stim a te , liuil H» Orlando ring . . . . If yon sec. worbl'a ktiowtj tlejwsit* of readih A I. BRYANT, JR, on the atieei* available urantudi total about J*' and notice a light In his eye* IMK) tons. . . . Yon can bet It's because of an attractiv e I* k e Mary girl I" _____ rrirk rta are eguipp, d with spin HERBERT STENSTROM hn» lieen draw ing cartrx'ins to which enable the insect to obtain pn*» the tim e aw ay "in the n Him grip un the ground m Orange Memorial H oipltat . . . the vegetation from which it leap It i* reported th a t he is lining quite well a t this p lu t time . . W inston Churchill once u» • » . . Could you blame him for sketching the p retty nuraet with professional soldier In the lirili-F Army ami fought with the Bengal so many to posa for him f ' Lancer* In India. S/1.08 4 BETTER DRESSES H a y n n , J e r a e y , H a w S ilk a n d C r e p e . J u n i o r a i m 9 lo 15 a n d la d ie s ' s ire * 12 lo 4 4 . V n lu e * lo $ 2 2 .5 (). Close Out 56 34 LADIES HANDBAGS V a lu e * In $.1115. S om e a r e s li g h tly y o u w ill in n ! sm ile g<ro d b u y s al Close Out 36 For liny* nnd girU in aiae* 1 lo 6, $1.98 vnlura. Close Out .29 SUMMER HATS Sum m er alyle* In Uclic»' hat*. A roal b arg ain for only Half Price 50e . LADIES’ BLOUSES O n e lo t of v a lu e s In $ 6 ,9 5 . W h i le , C o lo r* a n il p ilo t* in U/C ! 32 lo II) Fliise Out $ 2 ,’!,s QC LADIES’ £ O D “T” . SHIRTSj S l r i p i * .m il m in i ra ilo rs ( lose Out $^.98 CHILDREN’S SUN SUITS so ilc il tin t 21 $ l 9H v a lu e s . $ 1 . 1!) i COTTON PLAY SUITS % Malle of Striped (tinghnni nnd Prints. V nlura lo $5.95. Close Out OA $2'»« ' LADIES’ SKIRTS Pastel simile* in llulchor Linen, Jersey and H ayon Crepe. Sixes 24 lo 30. V nlucs lo $5.95. Close Out $ 2 '98 �I __ _ . . _ . I . _.: ! _ - _ v _____ . " T 5 —— - .........., ~ t .................. The Sanford Herald Poet In Prison W EDNESDAY, JU L Y 31, 1946 NO. NO. GROMYKO ■I 30,0(10 Seeking Hones In New York Housing Project Tin* offcct of five years' imprisonment in German camps on the mind of a poet is told by John Buxton in the June and July issues of the Atlantic Monthly, lie It ■ I n a l aa i r r a a l rla a a m i t l r r O r l a h r t I T . n i l . a I I h r ! '« • ( ( I l t l r r was a volunteer member of the British expedition to Nor-* f*l I M l r r l . F U r U a , a a l r r l h » A r t why in 11>10, and was taken prisoner by the Germans at >| l u | i > u a l l l a r r h N l h» * .______ that time. a « g ^ RIH.I.AMI I- l»:A5i f k f ll o r For the first two years the prisoners suffered greatly u o iiih j * i i i : a * from hurlger and from cold, but after they be^an to re­ II ii« ln + «* ’!tlni«wicrf' ceive packages from borne their condition was somewlytt iliiftM iii'T H i* viatk * improved. They were moved from one camp to another, I'lru lilr l» U p C a r r i e r , e tre K •— — - • seldom remaining more than a year in one place, and as <»■« Hunt* „ .................—* T h r r . M a a lh , — ------------------------ *•” as prisons go, some were more livable than others. Many ■I , M a a lh a .............................. - V 4.0I' 80 died from tuberculosis and diseases which result from Dm Ta ar . i exposure and undernourishment. In each camp^orne prisA ll a M l a a r , .a u llr a a . r a n la |h a a h a r r a a la lla a a « « 4 a a l l r r a •* oners broke down mentally. a a l r r t a i n a . r a t . t a t lh a , a r , » a r a t r a la la c S m a rt. a ( U > rk a r* r4 l » r But there remained a nucleus of hardy.soyls, saved A l m a i l t a l t r l l M l a i rttfra . by the power of mind alone. Among them were experts on A lta i K rn iM M r ll„ » f « n l» various subjects— nature, physics, political science and t t v r a , to e * i f , r , » » » l i T h r U * « U I , lh lhaa I■ a ll a a a l lla h # o f i l m l l i l i l kindled lines— any they lectured informally to their fel7a***ihi"rr«a,irV «!“h j low prisoners. In the discussions which followed the talks, v r zho , *” hr. hr»iia,artara ia rt.i*«ie' | |H, pteii's minds were freed-from the trnmmels of prison I n i Saw Ta rh . life. •They made plans for the future of the world, but; TW lle r a M I , a *f T U h a * * r l ,l r 4 !■ (,« W h ir l, la r i r l w - abnomst lost hope of ever being able to put them to the J lltwlt r i l l l M I - lh a a » r l u r r r test. The war went on and on, and still they remained j a b l l r a l U o a f a l l ■ *»»• A la p a lr h a , in prison. ,r * 4 lln l la ll nr anl a lh rrw lw fr* 4 0 r a la »h ta a n p rr an4 n l»n John Buxton completed three volumes of poetry un­ (h a - I o r a l „»* ♦ ■ v « M I » l « r 4 h rrrln , I I I H « M a I n r r p H li O r a lln a « ( »l> r - der these conditions, attaining, as lie says, "maturity in jla l 4 l , , n i n h r , h r r r l a i n a la n r r lie knowledge nnd love of men.’ lie says that the poet nt war is a man at odds w ith himself. He must transcend y g D N J'.S ItA Y , J t ’l .v H r 19Mf«_ the temporary division!) of race .and nationality and j 1UBLR VKHHB FOIt\TOHAY ‘ jri1(,\v himself to be a membej “cjf a greater coni ill unity j BAL1even that of mankind— the "community of aJI created IT TA KES A GOOD t»KAt. , . M ; V OP A M A N -T O M KKTf-THEHK th in g s . BPKCI FICTIONS: V. hut doth the Lord require of ttm-. bill Id Hi* mert-y and tv walk KilfriWy''wlih_ tliy GnUT—Mirnh .1 . tenant* had been heard from A AP N ew ,feature, NEW YORK—Within a week rent every one of the flat* fou, a fte r the Metropolitan Uf« In- time* over—and request* are , till lurance Company announreti that pouring ill. Metrupolilan official, aay that it would consider applications to live in mammoth new S.TS0- every letter will be answered amt apartm ent Stuyvesant Town devel- the name* of the render* rata, ppmvnt on M anhattan', l o w e r logurd. latter, home-aeeker* ui|| k a il Side, more than .10,000 per­ tie invited for an interview ami sona heicice *to- become tenants. \ a 11owed lo file formal applim* The first of Suiyvvaant Town's lion*, well Itefore the flat* art Vetl-rnnu are being |3S apaitnicnt budding* wilt not finished. 1l<e ready until the fall of 1047 given preference. 4and and the IIu> vital rest a y**r lite r, hut Richard Straus*, tien n n n com. t i n t did not d*Ur Candida tea from all part* of the o u t. tn l»o*er,' know how to rend note* b*. si-vep day* enough prospective fore he coulil read.letter*. T h u r s . & I ri* COMING SOON KIBBLING* IS, HER SPECIALTY 4-* Stranger Than Fiction Justly, to | ovl- W r ite r s . o f r u y s t g r x L i l i r t 'l A v e i i f t c i i . l ) e e n _ j i r c u 7 j : i f 7 h L j "just m aking’up stuff that couldn’t ' possibly lie true” “Add T r o t , In tin- mil of P/U defeat* la the South n«w. with 1)111 the tale H. t*1)i 11i |t.-i Opjn-llhelm in Ids best flight "I ennesaec on ili-ck." .suggests fancy never made up any story more . . bizarre tlitin that a(,n TempV> Grave* In the Time*t|ie ( anadian passports, revealed in I the recent, Can.-nlUnion. “Yet tin- PAC put* lujjj,,, rspiomige trials, bent foot foremost In the tsmth. |n tin* Spanish civil war many American and Cnoadminunt'nnd Voii.iftaJlsm"'^ I*»•> vohH.teetrs.fought with the Spanish republicans, who hlml «iet/ r~“iM-rial,li- uml (I la- ■wanted a free government of fire men Under tln ir own llcve, unsuspecting) fronts «« far-' law, instead of virtual slavery under a dictator w ho was *y llnlftlcr. Van Hlitnor. amt *>wh. j jdayiltg w ith Hitler npd using the jirestige of an ancient ngooil m*a all hot bliml to wllnl s -IL.irime to enforce his own ends. „th!nd them, ll jo»t that "•kind thorn, fir rir i* H Many of these brave and devoted volunteers died in i h i i r ifrnlli men refine to look. action. Their passports were stolen, and some of them While Seminole County .patients 'emml their way into the hands of thd Russian secret go unallim led fur want of ho*- j police. One ol these stolen passports, traced through pltal far 111l If*, heils e-main vacant !, hione 'Jll pages of the Royal ronimissiiin's report, liclonga l th e l S late TnherculuiH Sana* torlum al Orlando U-au-e of a | ed lo a I’oIKh fa.mdhu. This one grit In Moscow and was »hortnBc »f iitiiM-, and Other . used as n basis fm idenhfn atom of all important agent necessary |tcr«oiin<-l. Meanwhile | win* worked in the I'lilted State, as well as Canada. the Elate of Florida pay* mil mme , Thus truth once more p r o v e s stranger than fielmn. CLAUDETTE COLBERT DON AMECHE | IMKtiCHMOiaun I I isf: f than f 100,000 a week !*• kee,. people from workfng. There i* aoinethlng radically wrung with a system which neglect* it, *ick and infirm nnd suppnrle ablebodied men In Urine**. -A d d e d Novelty "O u r Old C ar” Screen Snapahots - News 0 9 c -O p e n s 1 2 i4 6 -4 0 c . rj ____ — - NKW YORK Itr.RALD TUHII’NF. nr N rgiue* two young coup* were kidnaped fi"m an aul«e iljilt- art,| sitnt It. tit-tilh Thur*lay by a *rnrc »f white men on a country road forty miles from , duet wh ch will demiinalrato tliuL, ! . VU KStltlRfS, July 11 — idn — | whatever 100*0 ntntcmcnt* might ‘N,*l,p perron* hnve hern reported j niatl * in campoign »|>.*>chr,, MC.u r k ickshutg Mu*. William,on of I ihc law t* still r c p c c trd an I ... ni' r" , , , | prr-em inent in Georgia, nnd th a t *aJ< hc. i. A tlttfifti, ba, *SiiH !»ul!ri?t w e r# junt-o* --— | m u n ty crim e which uaurps th« funrtioji of Justlm ami perverto Jniostmcnta. The advice uf ll»| T » ,«», r-n 4 d u i r t v il to the end* rf prejudice. ThB life insurance cumpniile* U worth T O O I jA Tib T O C I j A S S I I ' \ hardening of opinion In the South listening to. Ry RUSHELL KAY against this viciou* practice ling been very marked and ha* fuiNo division of the Florida Stale ttench, Day Iona Ilent-h and other Tflmi'ti I* hnving snmewhat Ihe same trouble with civic imprave- Chamber of Commerce in nmro point*. It whs ijidnU'J nut th at n shul til; best mid moat concreti ‘ merits 1th a t Sanford I*. It-nt upon active or does n heller Job than auch n i|unrdnTii\cr was never evidence of th-> evolution of acniiH forma in a legion w hkf .... ______________ _________ rebuilding iitnl eaponding Its the Tourist . and Uom-lopiuent really liivoketl but pUbliclty.giv.eH social w aterworks plant, th* f’ity <H<- Divisjnn, headed by Joe Admits, the amiuuiiremeiit was , sufficient i has had tn rope with many mow Cover* Oiat bid* am nearly twice who o|w rates the ni fnimnodore In frighten thousand* away who 1 pie* problem* in the Inst eighty B* high ll* the funds available Itnlel III Miami, ami thi- year i* otherwise wniibl have vacationed*! years. In UM2, according to* li*^ here thi- summer. I Nationai ' * asocial ' ion “for the A IA for the project amount to And [ Vice-president of the Anoricnn Discus*nig facilities o f f e r e d vance m in l « t Colored People, Sanford, with money enough on th itel Men-* Association. hand lo build two tennis court* At a moeting In Tampa last m otor tourists, it was brought there wore four lynching*; ifl at the coal before the war. now week the Division reviewed the out that the condition* of ninny 11141, three, in 11-44, two, and ln*t find* it can’t , even hull.I otto. Ktule’a to u rist deveiopmcni effo rt re s t room* in the sta te were dl*. y,jnr but on*. Tourist llurenua amt Them a re rertnln disadvantage* and cun*dcred plans for the turn­ graceful. Now, at a stroke, a Georgia to high prices nnd high w ntes, ing season. JChe meeting wan one Chandlers nf Commerce reported mob has disrupted th is pattern more ‘ complaint* qn this score and one of these Is the cost In- of the best attended and most th an ever liefore and expressed of progress, and crammed the f ftlv e d . enthusiastic ever singed. the h**pc that something could national toll of .a year or mora W asting no time, the session be done to rectify ihe situation into u single act of barbarism. A* difficult as satisfying hostile faction* In Palestine and tningin? got down to business nt an H:JQ bpfore the heavy Influx of motor This is a m atter which concerns the loop!* o f. tho whole United place lo the Holy Land 1* the e f­ breakfast afte r which the group tourists arrived next season. fo rt to e»tabll*h an independent immediately adjoun».-d lo the con _______ _ ____ .... _____ A representative of the Petro' Slate*. A ttorney General Tom India Without causing a civil I fercnco room to listen tn reports Ileum Industries said (hat cotnpa- Clark has ordered an Intjuivy and War. Just when the British Were of committees, engage In round „y owned anil operated filling the Federal Bureau of lnvcstlga* About satisfied that a workable tntile illscusslfcn* and map plan* station* of *urh companies as lion is on the raiif. Uul 1V co n -1 Gulf. Pun- llil, Standard and cerns more deeply the people of j Man had been evolved, the Mot­ (or futur* activity. io n le a g u e throw*, a mnnV«-y , Key C, Heckman, Dlrectnr of others were Inspected regularly the South, nnd especially the pro wrench Into the machinery with the Florida StateA dvcrtising Com- and kept in a sanitary condition, p'ri of Georgia. Many in that th« announcement that they will mlssiun, revlewei) the work done but with no authority over In­ sta le lieptr.rrd “outside1' Inter**! |£tig h t if necessary for the eatah- by the Commission to date nnd dependent stations, il was dif- in and rritlclsm of the results nf lilhm m l of a separata Moslem explained in detail huw Impilrlex sta le of I'aklktan. O ther Indlnh were handled. Ills talk was well , factions, la rg e r In number though received and the Commiulon was of Ih) H .r U . (ir.yhoun.l U n ,U 1* not »o belligerent, will alio fight Riven a vote of confidence, said the fault was not all on the Chamber of Commerce secretgr. aide of the local Interests and to prevent aueh a separate and Independent stain, and so the ies from paints as distant as contended that the traveling p u b ­ g reat success. Much constructive British are caught again between Miami and Pensacola made re ­ lic wa* largely to blame.. Op- thought wa* developed and its the devil and the deep blue sen ports on Conditions in their sec* eraU-r* of public wash room* In effect will be felt In the better handling bf Florida's to u rist buti and are damned If tin y do and lion* and com pare notes. All In­ hotels, bus stations, t o u r i s t ness this coming season. dications pointed to another big camps null leave! term inals have damned If they don't, tourist aea»°n, but secretaries re­ found that ktuplng such places J ttit w hat caused oqr present ported much improvement In fad* Clean and sanitary is one of their exorbitant taxes, our exretsivo iltles for handling visitors and most difficult pioblem* due p ri­ I)r. Leonard lU rk cr ament debt, the Inflation in expressed confidence th a t all who m arily to lark r f cooperation on O ptom etrist which la curtnnUy being come next Reason would be able the p a rt of the I raveling public. on th e m utilation of OPA, in find room* ami urged th a t the It was pointed out th a t wrumen fitted la indleatad by Com ptroller G en­ practice o T frightening tourists w ere the w orst offendera ■In this eral Lindsey W arren, who aay* aw ay with atorla* of folk* alw p- respect and a campaign to ed u ­ cate the , public was advocated. war-tima spending practice* Ing In th eir cars, In hotei Phone 4*87 A ltogether the meeting eras a 1 American taxpayer on a and park* b« discouraged. illion dollar ride and that Pointing out th a t it was always ' cost-plus contracts with hoV>* advisable to urge folks to make . wide enough-So drive a 'team . of udvance reservation* if possible, bbrr.-rt Ahroogh, coal.itbir country they, contended) that thousand» tmtold millions. It wasn't the war wlthqut reservations could atilt ken can* pt, nnd told how It produced the dab*, ll waa the and corruption that went S i ta of ow rerow ding and lack _ With It, It wm*n't the build-' nf facilities la st season kept of Army and Navy camps, the thousand* aw ay and shortened * 'T ithuetlon of huge battleihlpe th* season. ' fueta of airplane*, It wasn't Railroad and bus officials ex­ tirnlHi and trucks and muni, pressed confidence t h i t their i, They were.- of course, ex- fscllltie* fo r handling traffic and would W»v*, c u t would 4*i much Improved by falL under anjr cireumstannn, All line* now have new equipment Lthing that ran the bill Up ordered and plan lo operate on heichta and now faster and more frenuent schedu- k m iw * no c o lo r Unit* To ! “ . Ih & t Pirn?M in ilirrit of u ;n,0.* ihjii mttHifmt in lK*» fun* <»f,Vr ? ,n? C\ vu ^ v,t*^ w i i e t l wlun TburKtliiy'n tragctly rontilruii more 1 ri? ? t J •_*<! in a bavtii. than ( h p „ c t i o ) 1 w hkh Governor ! sh eriff auva u j h . le srirrn i »uy* elgnt "" nnMtlK-rs Vinilu ia cerU lh Ul 1 "h p n ' f *uy* eiKht (U |,r j,(g the' criminal* to of the crew wine negroes,' Th" tragedy occum sl in a re­ juslim . It demands tla> united effort* of al) Georgian* to the mote bayou urt-a ip Vicksburg wild same end and tn insure th at this o th rr detail* are iackhig. munstruu* crim e will he the b u t Orte-tbird of all th |mnide in lo stain the honor of ti g reat Au-iiwliu live in Sidney am I Mel ,tuU;. bourne. F0UND! TREASURE CHEST BRIMMING WITH GOLD! Lavety to look at . . , (I f’ - N p w l An t Modern New Amoving, Development! ----- tse-itsicrr M Ja : -i ...Ml Nine Persons Drown In' Vicksburg Area TKAtaODY IN GEORGIA Baseball Shift by encnnn»Binz|____ ____________________ ____ mmm(M w m iw u tm • jpT ti budget, by retiring the govern | WIIIiilDIA is to put the fielders in the outfield bleaehcrii." j from the ^umber *ccnv—that coni- jn a n t drb l and L a s t T im e s W e d n e s d a y ! leopardWoman f-ontl in th r .1 ImmIii' w Oiiu **f tin- hiifiti on n hiiif jupI Ijwii rtf j leased in $<sm I*.... on a ch a rg t J nr S t a h l , mg - not fatally — hi* T h e C li-v i-ln n il A m e r ic a n U m g u o Im std m ll to a m b u s while employer. j , 'I hi* is a tin,} nf tension In i a new s y s te m f u r s l o p p i n g t h e m ig h t y hitt**i“, T e d W ill iuitlH. A s lie g e n e r a l l y h i t s to r i g h t f ie ld , t h e C le v e la n d rare relations, particularly in the ! The Life Inaurnnce Cuntpanle* m a n a g e r m o v e d f iv e o f hi* n in e p l a y e r s to t h e r ig id s id e .Smith Demagogue* have shouted of America, whose policy-holdei* their way into offic-j with inflam- i o f th e d ia m o n d , d u l y th e p i t c h e r , c a t c h e r a n d th ir d - rrmlnry speerhe* about “ whlly aland tn lose most from inflation, advi*e m anagem ent nnd tnhnr b n n c m itn s t a y e d In ll i e i r c n s t o i n a i y p o « ititm s . fiipieHiaey." urjlng extra-leg^l w hat can l*e done to n w rl rising D id tli is c h a n g e , n ic k n a m e d t h e " C l e v e l a n d S h i f t " , cor rci.m of inlemllng Negro vot»' prices. Production l» their Job, w o r k ? N o t n o t i c e a b l y . W illia n iH h a s s o m e tim e s d iiy u n ci». Ft"ry crosses have lniri"d Ahcy say, an.I full production will t h e b a ll t h r o u g h t h e c o n g e s te d d i s t r i c t , n a il s d n i e t i i i i r s - t A ■ s « u d » a i h ill* ^ n d t h e * Jyh n long way town id holding prices down. l»0t the government t h e i r d i s c o m f i t u r e h a s h it i n t o th e g m i t o p e n s p a c e * to . v''n,“ l(_ ^ ut f t ” ' 'Very* Amcrium .... ...» ... t h e le f t o f s e c o n d b a s e , could take hope from the fait ta n ...... help too. the life Insurance companies add, by l.nlanring ti.»-! As OHO fail put it, “Tilt! O n ly Way t*» stop hitlers like llmt lynching at least w»* ahsrilt S I =«feg^ ‘-yy; - ■THE SANFORD HERALD, SA NFO RD , FLORIDA * » t a f c ll.a * 4 l a ISO* r r tlllV N O il/ M « | l (• • r « » 4 « r M l S m » 4 « f at Omml t t d . I 'lu r ld a I I I M a « a a t la A « » a a » I =Trrv.y ---------- *.' • - PAGE TW O * " ------------- -----maH-if-Li t lovely le have . . . I* really line Jewelry. Oor Jewelry Drpartmrnt I* chock PLASTIC COATING YOMR ROOFI fell of Jewelry that h InterpreUve q( every say mood I l e a k s ’ And Wa t e r p r o o f Y o u r R o o f Wi t h P Diamond j I A T It. k O U l ensssm w ol Hnc . . . ahUtalf* n an k p j by two smaller stonrs Ur a HK Gold setting , * • C O A l I N li 168.00 ------1 -4) 14 Ts Decs Oriental Hrptlra Pearls nragni^Jently m atch­ ed . 14.40 z& rs& f r js Man's Rim* watch , , . 17 Jewel Swiss make In a stainless* ateel. nonmagnetic case. Sweep arcand hand and leather ^ i t hrrrft^yffTT^Tf 17 the :sT A T in • i; u A i ■n *' ' Ceetwne ulna, geld an sli­ f z1 _ ver. a rt with rolortul . ^_ PLASTIK is a sensational, now Rool Coaling In B B eaw w B . I SATUR THE HI-HAT CLUB 9,00 TIL? ‘ y with Union, the Ingrained of ^primln^ « . > w: your roof again*! all damaging weather condlllon*. V Nlf-PLASTIK will not Crack, Chip or-Blister , , ite adhesive qualilloi prevent It from' running at sliding on sleep surfaces. Il seals crocks, breaks, Joinls and nail holes • . . and U not aflected by extremo heat or ^ M C A l ^ R o ^ - ^ ',fQU^Ml, 101 SAFE' stJRE. ECO- .............. -— ...... ...... . 24.00 S , ^"1,.' ' v ; — l«rUn* Identification Bracelet* .0.60 - 12.20 u ° ( li M * le h " f C« « ^ « ................*................................ 7*14 V .PjSV m p 0«»ioo Bracelets 9.95 * 13.20 Bracelet* ................... 10.74 '*e*w• ifitisiiwt ****» 58.00 ; M USIC BY oa Our Easy Terms PS ORCHLSTftA ^ T h ' sIllr.acU on oL Georgia of. for flctals in plering a tiuataniina on It i ' actually Florida w as deplored ai)ll * « of eon- re Larin reported th a t It resulted othera- .I n sharply retarding th* summer profiteering. (tourist business of Jacksonville FEA TURIN G SOUXMNO M A TERIA L _ LEO and hta GOLDEN TRUMPET ROOFING ' eM O NE 7 I J STM A N D FR EN C H A V EN U E m m t: : M v / i -f. %'■. t *. mwmr ‘S M C v c - -raster, V- --jri r p "4' ■* J J’RJiH ~rj'-u r '; i p f B ~~ •- ^ v M P I v ja a p » - 3 B - - - - - 4 . 8 9 - 8 .5 0 (w e n * * ) .... 1 2 .6 0 r‘ •. ■ PHONE 127 �I W EDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1946 TH E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ■ f f i i 1 1■ .■ i i in - » a w a ■ ■■ i 1 M il'll rrl,ai, M r s . M a n n in g : ( liv e n j Social And Personal SOCIETY EDITOR — Cecelia T ruluck Bridal Show or Party" |C*•hurch *•»«■thM ”l> ere will Activities Pe rsonals — TELE. NO. 148 Mr. and Mrs. (lino Adam* nro vacationing «t Coronado Bench. Mr. end Mrs. W. A. Adams and daughter Olive nn and Ada hew yeturned from Coronado llench. Mr. and Mr*. Fred It. Wilson hrevr ns their guest Miss Jams Scott of Orlando. | ; Mrs. Fred Bail and son have returned ffom visiting in the I'ocono Mountains, I’cnri. Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Newman and son Robert left Monday to spend »orr*t time at Coronado Jg’BCh. Judgo A. O. Kanner recently fl»w to C alifornia,to visit his two brothers and is expected hack this week. ' ► - t--. -v . r H arvey A. Swanson returned Sunday from * two months’ vacation spent with relatives iu Minneapolis, Minn. , ■ Mrs. II. A* Swanson returned S tu rd ily from a vacation spent with relatives in Miami and friends in West Palm Beach. Mrs. Belle L. Bam stead plans :to leave Wednesday morning for Randolph Center, Vt, to a|t«nd six winks with relatives there. ___ *Mr*. J. I,. weekend guenl J . P. Wilson In 'He Hutchison Ilorlnn was the of Mr. m il Mr*. Uaytnnu Beach at A partm ents. Mr. and Mrs. 8. D? Htghtey■ man have returned from a two w eeks visit with (Wdr son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mr*. It. J. Ilighlrym an In Baltimore. Mil. Mrs. Knlph A ustin S m i t h honored Miss N atalie True, popu­ lar -bride-elect, yesterday a f te r ­ noon with nn attractive bridge party a t her home 2021 Park Avenue, W hite und pink olean­ ders and crepe m yrtle Arrange­ ment* were pi a m i about the party rooms. Wedding bell* hung from the chandelier ami t-hc bridal m otif was further yariitwl out iu the laities, of white wed­ ding bells. Miss Jessie Durden, high score winner, wa* awarded „ novelty necklace; Miss Charlotte True, screcno. winner, was given a lustre vase and the honorre was presented n Junchcon set in fiesta color*. A fter the hr idge gnines ■were completed Mr*. Smith rend n humorous poem nililted "W ed­ ding Hccipes." An iced course was served try the hostess. The guest list in ­ cluded Mis* N atalie True. Mis* Mnrgaret Spencer, Miss Catherine Spencer.' Miss Klitnheth Whigham, -Miss Jean ‘Whigham, Miss Jessie Durden ami Mr*. Everett Mautdingo . Also Mrs. Douglas Stoustrom, Mis* l.utirin Gnrtuly, Mi s'K lrln i>elh Dyson. Ml»* Cfiailblte .True, Mrs. It. K. True. Mr*. C. W. Baker und Mr*. Smith. Social Calendai TUESDAY The Alnthca Class of the F irst Baptist Church will meet a t B:00 I*. M. at the home of Mr*. Joder 1 Cameron, 711 I.*urc! Avenue. Visitors Honored By Mrs. William Wray! Mr*. William Wray entertained with a ch atter party at her home in Ban l-anta on Valencia Drive for visitora of friends on T ues­ day afternoon at :t:3(i P. M. Miss Jrnnie Cullum of Chattanooga, Term., vi»itor of Mbs Mary Ann Whelchel. und Mrs, C, A. Etlner of Nashvilie. Term., slslrr of Mr*. I,. A, Palmer wero the Inulnrees, Crepe myrtle, linilia* amt hy­ drangeas attract iu-ly decorated the Wray home. Delicious re­ freshm ents w ere. served by the hostess assisted ’ try Mrs. llam ilten Bisbec. Those nttrniltitg were Miss Cullum, Miss Whelchel, Mrs. Klinrr, Mrs, Palmer, Mr*. Itichard EUsbery, Mis. B. A. Howard, Mrj. Iiu jh Mr*. liee mid Mrs. o r e ) . A JtNIOft at the University of In ­ diana, lens Cttwood, of llctiniburg, Ind.. U shown in 'T erre It.iutc after wufi tlu* title of “M in Indlorui rrf ItUC. Slu’ w-ltl represent her tier stilt1 slate in the tintioifal homily imgrmrt lo Affording m the llimhr tcgrmd.Ibc hm d^rA iunuK City; N. J.. tn (D:t,r luifinrinl) sugar cane was created w’hett n September. ’ itajati who wished ,t» experience thi* of hrttvw* whilp s t i l l nit Orieabo, IH/4W feet tall. beta re n , n,lh commanded hi* chief mugiMexico City and Veraerur. is the r ian to build an i arthlr paradise, highest mountain in M* vie** ai d the third highest in North America. More focal I* wasted annually by I It is rHtintaterl that tier* .cob delays and inetjieieinies ill m arket-! leetlng -nectar for one p*mml of irig hi the United Stall - than w a s. honey will travel a di.dmite i -pilvii eonitnaed iinmmlh by our aim ed j lent to alm ost three lime* mound frijeivi and lend lease shipment* rotii[<inrd lim ing the n m . the earth. T E It It A C E T A I. K BY Barn Cochran and ♦•mo t ’nehran _< LCKI.IA T ltU U H 'K ^ have left for Atlanta where thev will spend a week cnm nlr r.. \ud the MRS. RAND Al.l, < It \S | i* will be okay !■ *<gb Chattanooga. Term. t« visit tr 'visiting MRS. K. (» I'll \Sh al pntieo *hn;f -nr. I he dictionary latives. .Among the r at define* thi* a “to • a*t empief ( booed tisti glance- de -igll*pd to invite Mrs. lam i.'Hiila of Miami ha, advances or to gale hi to -late returned home aH er spetfding al> amorously" well, -ay* Be­ proximately two weeks with her hold, he belie* *■■ Il would be son and daughteT-indaw Mr ami I r -lly haul to ban ibis soil jf M ri. Ed Levy-Whittier. sport . , . Th, way lie plan* to apply the law i, to charge five Mrs. K. M. Robert* of St. | oRars aptet e foi wolf rali* a yd Lcul* is now making her home at ; thistles. \ the M ayfair Inn. She is the m other of Mr*. Clyde Rnrusey Enjoying ,« dinner party tiC’t y ' home of MR nnd MRS VCTYami Duke Roberts of thi* rily. MAM WRAY last Saturday ev* nliijr were tilt nmi MHN RiJBA tamos Cochran of Bradenton k J*i I.AING, MR .m d’ MRS. HA Mil. if *spending some time with hi* T* 11 jjmrrnta Mr Und Mr*. J . D. Coeh. TUN MIHBKK.SMU. •m l MRS, J. rati in |,ako Mary.He will also Coronado over the weckrnd wero I B: TRULl/CK ami MR. anil MRS. twn in l.ake Mary. He will also MR. mid MRS. R. A NEWMAN, (DON HARPER . . Good old spend some time In Daytona MR. and MRS. G. A SPEER, country ham was thoroughly eo JR.. MR. and MRS W. A Joyed bV »11 T h'' W « AVS Mr. and Mr*. J . B. Powell of ADAMS, JR., MR anil MRS, will leave ,m Sunday for n v ac . Miami have, purchased the estate JEAN ADAMS and !. I E tJ T . . turn in North Carolina . . of Mr*. Bradford Byrd on Golden COMDR. HKISON NORRIS. a • Iwavinii^ tomorrow to participate ■ in the H o n d a Open Golf Tournn loike. The Powell* plan lo make ment in Clearw ater whirh will their home there in .the near begin Friday morning and last uture. through Sunday afternoon will he CLYDE II. TEHW ILLEGAR. JR., Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Peckhum MR. A ir BRYANT. SR have returned in their hon\e in 'ti. IV SPENCER. II A K R Y Ijik e Mafy from a three week.ITOOKE mfd K. U. SMITH . . Vacation in Detroit and point* The C a sse lb e rry l^ingwoo.1 Amer In Canada. While away they vise ted relative* and friend*, g THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY! COME EARLY! 1 f WINTER HAVEN, F I.A .-T he 8ky tL 'Hl*-.**..- m ,. «*i41.s fia Inv fliUmin t toll* **..,**, Klnwer of1 V India Ist tn now nn ► t k| Cyprck* Oardriu amt Anna Ico Overby of l.iikri.un! looks vrry t>rrtty WtUi /omc of the Ttituabeigbx »lt«s. nt Utc botanists call the floxrr from [ Mn- East, 28 9 BATHING SUITS I.a llie s' o n e n m l tw o - p ie c e s ty le s iu sire * 3 2 -3 4 3 6 . V a lu e * lo $ 6 .9 5 . ; > Close Out a 77 j Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Cooper ntvl (sen Floyd have returned to their home on Cameron Avenue after having apent several weeks in ‘ ihaville and Morrki Hill, N. visiting friends nnl relatives, Mra. Pauline Howard has re ­ tu rn ed home from a vacation, ■pent In E lltabeth City, N. J. •with her son and daughter-in-law ChMM I^alle Howard nnd Mrs. HowaiM. George A, Speer. Jr. and Lieut. Comdr. Brtson Norris of We*hlnglon, I). C, who have hern spending ^ im e lim e a t Coronado Beach ■ iv e been several days this week. Tn Sanford. Clyde B. T arw lllfgar. J r . will leave tomorrow for Clearwater ehara ha will participate In the 'lo rld a Open Golf Tournament ehlch will be played then* Friday, aturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mra. John I r e retu rn ­ ed recently from 'N ew York and jjKx.n arriv al homa He w ent to V aa tm a n , Ga. Mra. I*ee expect* to*, en ter Waycroa* Hospital In the n ear futuro for eye treatm ent. Mlaa Roee I*evy will t*ave on Aug. 4 fo r California to visit her ftla ter. She plana to fly to New York City and la te r to Schroon Lake, Camp Wood rum and will be accompanied by Phyllla Shames. Mra. H. N. 8ay*r and daughter d im e Jean returned yesterday fro m Daytona Beach. Mr. and Mra. H arry le e and daughter Ulo were guests of the Sayers . and Mr*. J. J. Parrftt and Mlaa Gladys. Martin of reen, Ky. ha* arrived !f-5.!)8 2 COTTON DRESSES Seersucker, G inghant, Muslin ami Miami C.loth Sire* 9 to 15 nnd 12 lt» 2D Value* lo $12.95. Close Out visitor of the SPEERS . . . of interest is the new* that MRS, BRADFORD BYRD had sold her home on Golden Lnke to MB. mid MBS. J. B. POWKI.I. of Miami . . . There’s n hnir-dre**ing shop in Nrw York th a t offer* its patron* mi unusual divrrtisemeiit The owner, Karl S p itrrr. has tralneij some canaries to perch nn the ruslom rr*’ heads, if no Legionnaires have recen, I lie's got four of those tra in e d ' n charter to *>slabilth n new hints at present. Spltxer put on legion post and HIBBARD CAB n demonstration for newsmen, hut SE1.REKRY h ii a dtinnled n lot the ranary Used took its place near n lake to construct thcii on a customer'* head only afte r home, arconllng to Btate Adj. some lettuce and hit* of hard- A, REID MANN . . . FRED K boiled egg had been placed In the MADDEN will of lamgwood woman'* hair. The woman didn't serve a* the first post com­ went to mind. mander . . . BO member* have already signed . . . . BILLY KfNAftD, a local youth 1* gain­ ing fame a* a middle-weight boxer , , . He I* ju st about th« best boxer oil schedule in the Orlando ring . . . . If you sec Al. BRYANT, JR. on the itr r e ts and notice a light in hi* eye* . . You can tiet It’a Irecmise of on attractiv e l^ k e Mary girl . . . . HERBERT 8TKN8TKO.M ha* Iseen draw ing cartoon* to Pa-s the tim e aw ay in the Orange Memorial Hospital . . . It i« reported th a t he !« doing quite well a t th li pket tim e . . . . Could you blame him for skrtrhlng the p retty nurse* with so many lo pose for him ? . . . And another tim e p a ta rr b y rr of HERBERT'S I. wheeling The liest stor m Betsy, Marjorla, Carolyn ..amtie of Vera Beach were from Newark. J of Mr and “ [ Mr. and Mr*. Earl Jaler and Kart, Jr. have returned from ne time at Daytona ___ guest* at the beach Mr. and Mr*. G, G. J ota . and daughter and Mr. and Irjk^John Slxlnml and aoa of Charles Itnhhins Is Med In Philadelphia he on -orvice the liin ilr* h llotibrn* of )li* J. M. Manning, re. out ,n Thursday <u Kndav usual Sunday sctvuw will Su> city, Sim of Mi ,iti*l Mr* h ie I lo , wa* honored Mnnthv even . T-. Robbins win m arried in Pbljn itig with a mi seel in In neon* neon- shower . held. delphia. Pa on July 2* to Ml* gt'en .11 Mrs. Mae Sheppard and KNIGHT DISi IIAIN.ED M nrgaret Mae t'.odsrll; dnughtei Ml* t’hflfp Goods pee i nt l!i<* STM ’ r Giwlftvi KiugM of of Mr and Mi- William S God K > .if the Inller on West First Ji’.iiTl Ynti-coloted r.'*c* de- l \ O. Bos t o t hill Poeu hon. i Soli of I’hllttdHphia. The ■ere atdy discharged fiom the I'tulsxl men)' wa* poif**tnio*t in th* Ept* coift!,,t the party room*. Stole* Navy, nremdlog to inforChun H there. Mftitj gifts were presented *«*■ ‘nsastlon received today fi.on (he e, pal IluiuediateU foibtwing the wed hiitiorro in n large flowerrtl Ims- Naval Personnel Bcp.iialibtt < ch­ ding the r tuple left oil a tu p Wet. Delirious refreshment* of ir r , Jacksonville. a fte r which they plait to make th eir homo in Seminole County. fiTHt punch, rookie* and nut* wen served by Hie hostesses to The hent relrtt*td Di fi**iort of Mr. Bobbin* attended tile loi»il i* eiIhuiI schools and served III the C. S, the, following guests: Mr*. Man­ u pound oi omnium Naval H orene for two yeci* *■ ning Mr*. Jeanette Benton, Mi** ,i|u n l lo th a t oldnuiahlo ftom u.ntU) a MM :! . Mr- Robbins attend barrel* of fuel oil \Vr*n Woodcock, Mi** Jiiyrs." e.i the Philadelphia *choi>|s an i wa* employ* d by ih r felepboiie Whitaker. Mu* laris Hellerstrrts, The Mayas of liinitetmilii had n AJrs* Evelyn Bedenbaugh. Mrs, l1our1»hing etllluic by the I hue of and Teleginpb t'om i'any • f that l.etft McVoy, Mrs, C. II. Winn C hrist with ’a know Id a,- of the city. • Mr. and Ml h‘te,| T. Itobbui gird Mrs, Eunice Horton. lunar month and the length of the attended the wadding. Also .Mrs. Borgie P ra tt. ~Mi*» year. g Thelma T u r n e r . Mr*. Mary Tlie real name of Duke Ellington orvhestln leader, r* Kdwaid Keo Gi uur*. Mrs. Durak, Mrs. Evelyn The | neon in d ll't.» *d tile \fll- nody Ellington. CItiiiter, Mrs. George W. Brown, Mi1* Mnrgaret Green. Mi*, living cnil .Gold , , . Coa*l, wineb . .. mnnlallv , , „ .. . t pi ovldo* I wo-fifths of the win In rvmperg, Mr*. Marge l.slm lge, I supply, is op. m l..I mid lontiofled j V ietoi H. i t ” I t . i m o p o M ' l . i Mr* t loo IIiism'II, Mr*. Kill It K. ' eiitiioly by the people •■( \frican pinyed a |mr*do tn a s**hon1 chesti a m Stiiitgurt, tlermanv Join-* and Mr*. A llrn Kimbnl. v birth and descent. <h----------------------------------------- Miss True Honored By Mrs. II. A. Smith t: coma* *m a pretty girl, . . times are out aft f a r a# policy chlirf Philip Sehold la concerned. B ut when aiked for comment on the b a n .a g a in st ogling in Do* trait, Sebold eaya In Newark, It the patient* and 78 AN INTINSI manhunt lx under way (nr tbs six-foot negro who assault­ ed nnd *hol fofmer Wnc Mmjnr,* Jeanne Logan (above), 2A, knd killed her mother, Mr*. Marjorie Cliurch Logan, 52, In thelreFloral Hill, L. I , N. Y , manxlon. Mlxx Lo* g.in wax reported to be retting com­ fortably in N*t**u Hospital, Mineoin, after the aixaltanl'e bullrti were removed. (International) fk-ientiaU cat i mate that tb*wnrlrl’a kttnwn ilep<jsils of reiolih avnilnhly uranium total ulmut IP'. (IOC toil*. The leg* of gr«sxtio|i|iers nod rrirk rta are eguippi-il with »t"n Which enable the insert to obimii a firm grip on the ground ■>■ the vegetation frnm which it leap W inston Chutrhill nnee wi* a prufeosinnal aoldier in th r Biiti h Army and fnught with the lleuyal Lancer* In India. . $2|, .98 BETTER DRESSES |(n yon, Jersey, Haw Silk nn.l C repe. Ju n io r a im 9 to 15 and Indies’ sires 12 to 44. Vnluex lo $22.50. Close Out 56 For boy* and g irl, in *i*c» 1 In 6- *L9B value.. 49 34 V ,iliio * , In $.1515 S o m e a r e s lig h tly y o u w ill fnisi s o m e gum ! b u y s a t ( lose Out $1.29 SUMMER HATS Summer style* In l«die*' hnU. A r o .l b a rg a in sm le il tm t 50c LADIES’ BLOUSES 36 O n e Ini n f v a lu e s In $ 6 .9 5 . W h i l e , C o lo rs a n il p r in t* m sire * 3 2 to 4 0 . Clime Out 35 5 tn |M ft iim l m i Io i v ( lose ()u( 21 $ 2 " '8 LADIES’ I “T” -SHIRTS! $Q.98 CHILDREN’S SUN SUITS Close Out LADIES’ HANDBAGS $ 1 (J H vnlui's. 1 COTTON PLAY SUITS Mnde of Striped G ingham and Prints. Value* to $5.95. Close Out 30 $7.98 2- LADIES’ SKIRTS Pastel shade* in Itu tch ar Linen, Jersey and Hnyon Crepe. Sixes 24 lo 30. V alues to $5.95, �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE FOUR m m W EDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1946 ;YPAUl RQfilNSQN n S W I T C H O N T H E LIG H T A L L MY FA N MAIL I S IN - i , THE LIVING IS O O M • I PRACTICALLY • S u t i v e s im p l y G O T TO G f r m V « T L K T T E f? S A C K : P R O P O S E D T O C' -v VOL/.* IP T H E ft= G A N G EV ER L j i READS A ” J > IT I’M | - J | WIIBItKAH, ----------- - by * il lef y *v|Jence pre*. nt«l u, ti,« .m.l. i »ihi .-.l In [h* Cuunlr of HEJlWOIiP (It* HUIo >if Flurlili* \t dUthorli«i („ ruinm tnre (lie l>u,lne»» ut itttnk litia urnler th<- nsnt* abev* alvei Mill! * capital »toch «t F lt’T l (housantl ilollsr*. (liven umlrr my Ii«n4 ami »•* nf ufllre (lil» llr*t <l*y of Ju h v A t> On* Tlioiuand Nine llui'-C'e Furljr-HJr. n( TIIE CITI/ENH HANS* OP OVIEDO, turn If<] at OVIK I/O. FLO* (K K A U LEGAL NOTICE IIA.NKJNC Dia*Aimit:,NT H T A T K O P I'U JIU L l.V ; No. OKglCK OV fTJMPTUOU.lill i'a i . i^vii AiV-'iii: !( h a * been IMH<b (it A p p e a r IS11I a b A fik in * c o m p a n y 14r»-l e .* (b e >utml B Y P A U LR O B tN S O N eeiaj< m O M , H I.JU K -IE ."** I WAS JU S T R E A D ­ ING S O M E O F M AL M E L O D / 'S F A N MAIL.* A R E N rS O M E H I . L O O K IN FOS S O M E ------- .T H I N G / \E A H f HERES A K IL L E R * ” f — • L IS T E N **;' 1 — 1- /-— ZTt f-'yo u R e SIMPLY CELESTIAL GIVE ME ~J Llp g wOpLD BE UTTERLY- r MV LETTER — i EMPlV WITHOUT VOUT2 [ • DO > 0 0 C— ' w*' p s r f s c t t y , div in e L -1 hear .v l ^ B S j T i j a c j * ^ ANCt L OF THEM f u n n /y DOKIT VYAir." MAL M E L O D /S »TOWING H E R ------- r L HOMGTj ; L A S T N U M B E R .K ID S /- S O W C A P IT U P NEAT, T T A K E C M ER ,SK EET I'M V— 7/ — foldi ng H E ’S S H A R P / S H E 'S O N THE £E A M ,P IT C H IN ■ ■ TO HIM * /T E Q M Q ] c o R c y / i r 's MY NIGHT- ffl o n * » c o 6 /i 5 R E 'S A M O B / - H E R E — T A K E '— ■ MY C A R KEY A N D P IC K MB U P A T M A L ^ THE N IG H T IS T D O ■ . I L E T S M O W A 1------- 1 J LITTLE m o h a ir . / u t t e r l y r o m a n t ic fam ous bond- Azadzr/s 1 toju/nb l ETTA homo., b u t ~ ln _ OH BUTTHAT^ NOT yqiTW YOU* WAIT TILL I TELL MY G R A N D ­ C H IL D R E N E D A N C E D n o t w h e -e jm f F THER E S DfitNCINS DBG MELODY (TT-b u t Y O u v e i V I B E E N D A N C IN G 1 ALL E V E N IN G -- V l T O MY M U S IC -* / x CRCEPS./Y0U ACTUALLY ACT AS IP YOURS r m GLAD/fT— 1 DONE, MENTIONS B y B o b G re e n MEETIN' YOU. LAURA. MAKES ME A l MOST GLAD X WAG TRANS -j= s r FER R ED TO TH E r r - r ^ SIGNAL CORPS7 1 ( .IS THAT YEAH, AND WHEN I ) WWY,5IBE; TAKE OVER THE I DlDNT' STATION AT PINE THIMKYOO CREEK, WE CAN LIKED THE SIGNAL CORPS. V Y DENT -^ Y E U O W V n L E 6 , ., HE IS KIND OF NICE, IN A CRUDE S O R T O F WAY. GID0AP! I l l PAY THAT KJ9S BACK) YOU W0MT TME FIRST CHANCE 1 / ^ GEJ TWE GET, LAURA. ClTOCE ,V0U, ^ i— -II r i da v y o u - cavalrv* tPERSf YOU, DRFr-i YOU THAT WA0 BEFOP5 I MET YOU, EVERYTHING'S* O lR FER EN Tr NCYV. LIKE i f e ! j------- WHOA MOST STATIC STILL! IIVER! WERE ALIE BLUFF t = c g* AND K |< E A ^ ^ O F / s a BAY, 2 HOUSES, one 2 mem, and one 3 room, pnrtinllv modern, on 4H acre* of ground. Locat­ ed in the Monroe Section. $1,- IMITATION leather* in most colors ami lnrgv selection of 600. good upholstery fnl-rics. Robert GOOD 30 acre farm with 7 room house. Fairly good condition S. Brown, 2l)l I N. Orange but not modern. PrlriM nl $3,Ave.. Orlando, Fla. fl ROOM house, modern, on West Side. A good tmy for $5,000. Will take $2,500 to hnndle. A 20 ACRE farm in Mecca Hammock, 10 Here* tiled, 3 well*, . comforluhle h iu*c, 2 lisrns. This is a good buy at $0,500. TWO 2 bedroom hou*e* In San Lanta Section. $0,600. each. HAVE attractive, new. two bed­ room house with large living room, dining room nnd kitchsn, on Orlando Highway. Priced at $6,500. $1.H0« will handle.* POULTRY nnd dairy farm dosa in on good road, 55 acres p artly Improved pasture. Im ­ provement* sufficient to hnndle V16 head qf_ rattle ..and .1000 laying Iflms. P ressure w ater distribution system from deep well. One nlrcly plannetl 0 room house in excellent condi­ tio n ' with screened porches, 'electric stovj, hoi w aterJien ter, custom built cabinets nnd b reak­ fa st room furniture goes with house. Could I* sold all fu r­ nished If purchaser desired. Also 4 room tenant house. FRED W. BENDER Room 2 Fla. S tale Bank Illdg, Phone 1030 USH THEY SAME M S I A R ECN T\ijM 0U i. 7 — ' USED Zenith Phpne im -t . cabinet radio. _* L JH electric Phono 7S/S-J. L arge hearing Y m il tree*. aee this you will like R. FILLING station, sto re building w ith living quarter*. Corns see IL 20 acre* land in good loca­ tion on m inalure U kc and good .road, *'■ ONE of Florida finest oranges grove* a lovely hem e - on a beautiful lake.’ Cool, com fort­ able and everything th a t you hava dreamed about. -Hear the fish swim and blay, the bird* singing in the Dee*, the moon risin g on the Jake, the beauti. ful golden fru it hanging on th e tree,. It's a home th a t will bring happiness, to both old and young. Edward F. Lane, "Tho man who knows Sanford.' IF N 0 U B . LOANS FIN A N C E your purchase.* ol automobiles, truck* and elect 1 1 ca| equipment thru C. 51. lioyi A Co. SIGNS Show cards and postera O - 'tlE K S SIGN BF.ltVICE O, lb ImndrefiS, P h o n e -1021 wax­ per­ uaw. >• RENT A CAR YOU DRIVE IT PHONE 200 STRICKLAND-MO“R It ISON •' mtlVB-IT. INC. D O M E . - PLY MO C m PATTTS AND SKRVfCE IPO I’alm rlto Ave. Phone 1011 FURNTTURR REBUILT METAL PAPER TOWEL RACKS HANFORD HARDWARE C a 210 E ast F irst SU , stainless Steel DOUBLE BOILERS, No. l & N o/ X SANFORD HARDWARE CO. 210 E ast F irst SL 6 ARTICLES W AN TED PLL BUY your car, of agb or condition. 306 W. 2nd S t WILL buy broken down aewlr machines, any make. Box 39: GASOLINE motor, 5.B to I H. Ik M ust be cheap fo r ca. Phone 034-11. jif’i'immi*-}, i|iv„ *«iP *1 Av»., Orlando, Florida. HEAL ESTATE WANTED GIRL for amla fountain a l Lkn- YOUNG woman aa cashier for through ekperienced broker*. If M grocery. Good w orking con­ you hav» groves or other proditions. Experience and anew -1 a SPECIAL SERVICES S for sale. Inquire Osteea Cmeral Store, Osteen, Florida;, ^ a HELP W AN TEP Wm. O. Renehe, 12 linoleum SNAPSHOTS—printed, develond, NEW 0x12 kitchen 16131k Palmetto Ave. enlarged. We co|»y old phdfograp ns. between 0 AT M. A 5 P. NICHOLLS STUDIO E L E C T H I C chufn. Practleally 220 Meisch Bldg., Phnne 1150 new. Phone 286. and bgl chiek«ns. THEY'VE TURWED SOUTH .TDNTD THAT MEANS THEY'RE HEADING F W S m B L U F F , ONE O F THE AW( RXPKR t painting—contract * hourly basis. phone (Jn4l 1151, c/o 8anford Hardware. HOUSEHOLD good* and mi*cel- ELECTRIC npplinnee repair* — we repair washing machines, Inncuus thing*. Lverything for vacuum , cleaners, fans, mixers, sale now and every day until sewing machines, T rotier Apall is *old at 1611 Mcllnnvitle llanc* Service. 304 W. Second Ave^ F. "R. "Dyson. t., Phone 1064-J. 7 ROOM house, 4 acres, 40 as- COWS and 16-month old heiffer J W O R K W AN TED FOR SALE: Pine Hubs nnd fern­ WARNING to automobile 'owners and drivers. 38 states now have ery strips. I- N. Hitchcock snd s tr ir l law* imposing heavy pen** son Saw Mill, one mile south allies on niotorlr** who cannot of Lorufwood on old Dixie pay a judgm ent fo r injury to Highway. others caused by their automo­ biles. You are taking a grnvo KLKCrTHIC refrigerator — Crosby chance If you drive or If ypur Shelvndire — $126,00. Phnne automobile Is driven In itnyLif «h l-sc sta te a —utiles* you are in­ sured. Sep u* liefom you tak« GAS welding outfit nnd cutting o trip In your car, C. M. Boyd —attachm ents. Also olhcy lonlx. 4081k French Ave. IF YOU are looking for good investment in n p atm ent houses see me nl once. No lu-tter buy any where in the State RO U SE for sm all fam ily near B aker's Dairy. O range and peach trees. See Jack Martin. OU MEAN STEVE WHERE CHDTH^T D® THE \ yY0U CORPORAL GOJ DUNCAN?HE ROOE LAURA? r — T ONTO PINE CREEK. 9 LA WNS m o w e d. Reasonable priega. Je rry l<ord, phone 788- APARTMENT SIZE GAS RANGES SANFORD HARDWARE CO. WELL fOLLOW THEM. J GITTUM COMB OH, t*— W u P , SCOUT. IK VOU u*e Avon Cos me lie*, you know why it is easy to service Avon customer". We have open­ ings In Sanford and Oviedo for a’hle, mature* women. W rite Nnemi Dillman. 816 ({roadway, Orlando, Fla. FLOOR SANDING and finishing. Cleaning and ing. New floors surfaced to Ktanlry-RogerN Hardware Co. fection. Old floors made like HGUS cnmerss and projeclors Call It. M. GLEASON now in stock. .Wivboldt Studio. Ijike Mary, Fla. LAURA! DOUBLE' R AND HELP W ANTED BORROW H ER E W HERE FURNISHED bouse or apartm ent 6,000' f t of 2x10, 2x8. 2*6. 2x4. PRIVACY IS RESPECTED Also 2x6 tonsue anil groove —veteran and wife, by Aug. 1. YOUR uatgral desire, fo r privacy ^wrctr-tojre -yoa'r■pnorurroot-tv - flooring. ^3 5 2 8 (p e n c e ^ Y C w I resjfccted hefk. 'F rien d s and ' * PHO TO GRA PH S^ SMALL furnished house or a p a rt­ Have your BEST photograph relatives are not questioned m e n t Adults only. Phpne 0107. about your credit. Your em­ made at ployer o r business associates E RAYMOND STUDIO 3 REAL ESTA TE FO R SALE 0 TH will not hear of your personal S tate Hank lildg, Ph. 1093 affairs. There is no cause for TIKN you buy a home, g et a BABY CARRIAGE — leatherette em barrassm en t 6 y ea r fire and windstorm in­ with rubber tires, $10. Baby ' Reasonable credit requirem ents. surance policy. You will save c rib —small siie, with m attress, No coAnakers on money loans. approxim ately 1/3 of the cost 88.00, good condition. 122 Avo­ Variable paym ent plans. and may pay the pivqtium in cado Ave.. Phone 1008-M. FAMILY LOAN CO. 0 annual Installm ents. See C. Florida Hank Bldg. Phons 3* M. Boyd & Co. lillU SK juwt outside city limit* on West 1st St. Four bed­ rooms. $4,5(111. — ----------- , WITH THE i5 lP S % S-73 GREAT - P MAL notRtG H TfSi h o m d jP ( F K s h d can h o J p ib '- t l £ J r M 'f M '- B U T l f e LA TE* E V E N TH E J U K E JO IN T S A R E | X “ 1 CLOSE NICK furnGTletT'nome with elec- ’ 42" "V ENTU HA ATTIC FANS 1L II. POPK CO., INC. trle kitchen. If intertilled call H ave your portrait taken at 807-J. N NICIIOLLS STUDIO ^ FURNISHED room fc r girl or 220 Mcisch DUS., Phone 11W middle-aged ledy. Kitchen privi­ Children a specialty leges -*38*4 French Ave. NORTH Carolina grown Copen­ 2 W A N TED T O RENT hagen Cahlmye plants, ready Auk 15th to Nov, 1st. Place MUST have furnished house or your order now for early de­ . apartm en t before A ugust 1, livery. Call 705-M. Perm anent,' no children. W altei High. Ph. 82-W. Or inure Ave. FERTILIZKR^-fl.25 a bag. 2538 4 OR 5 R O O M 'house or ap art' ment unfurnished, phone 24H ONE hammer mill 'complete with power ' unit. Grind your own 20 OR 30 acred of tiled land. leedj grit* and meal.' £528 .Must 1x> In good condition. O range Avo. Phone 220-J ur B37-M. WKBIJ CUTTERS A 3 APARTment house, in good location, on targ e lot. furnish­ LAWN RAKES ed, with income of $105.60 pee jrc month. Priced ut $6750. S lanley-ltnarrs Hardware Co. 10 ROOM boarding an I rooming house in good repair, operating to capncity. J 7.000. A GOOD 3 bedroom house <n ...... corner Iqt with garage. New. ( KELLY HANDLED A<ES OKAY 8 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE FO R RENT AND RECOVERED Your furnituio will look like new, will w ear b etter than ever when our experts . rebuild nnd recover 1L Only the finest conatruetinn m aterials u*e<i. Phono 1112 fo r a free estim ate nnd chnlre of m aterials. f# HANFORD UPHOLSTERY 1161k Park Ave- Phone 1113 ROOFING repair and painting specialty. Save 60% by keeping your roof well repaired. Saves additional cost of plaster and w all paper for tto m i plus cost o f labor. C. W. Bellamy, P. O, Box 843, Sanford. 13 T ^ t t c e s ^ pT r s o n a l SAV E XOc out of every HoUa'r you spend for fire, windstorm, automobile, workmen's compen­ sation. burglary, liability an J other kinds' of Insurance. You'll like our dlvtdened paying pol­ icies. C. M. Boyd A Co. 0IJT: O ne’, m y and on# half ftip rl B(r$an J o s * . c u t . saw Efen highway between Longwood and Lake Mary . . L. N. H itch­ cock and aon Saw MiU, Longw /u .1 W - r,H ' DOT— sm all aipper brief ease, papers are -only content*. Re­ ward. O. Al Davis, Phone 691-R .; , . , .* LOST—Black coin purse contain­ ing money. Revetr^i. Mrs. H en­ derson. phone County 3 3 1 t . ^ F. B elder. 28 E ast W ashington Orlando, phone WANTED! Listing* of Home*. .Grove* and Businear WILUAMSL lady wanted for stead; Apply The Outlet, 31 COLORED rfct wanted to ef»J heeaewert.' Part work. Apply The Ootle Sanlonl Are, , ■A-I condition w ith ih- heeter. Monroe it, house on y lih t �rk W EDNESDAY, JULY S I, 1940 THE SANFORD HERALD, 5ANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE F1V 6 odgers Training Here Said To Be Remote 6Finch Intimates Brooklyn Might Celery Feds Trample ■ Leave United States Because Of FLYING FISH Negro Ball Players In Training Saints Limited To Five Bingles THE BOX SCORE By Goose Kettles By Julian Stenstrom Heralil Sport* Editor The possibility of the Brooklyn jjD odget* coming to Sanfonl next ® Sprlng for training activities re ­ ceived a dash of cold water yesteiday afternoon whan Bob Finch, general manager of the Brooklyn P odiera. described the chancea of Brooklyn coming to Sanford a* very “remote.” Finch plainly explained th a t "we atu going to have negro ball players in camp next Spring. Thi* ia definite. We do not wqnt - to go where- we’re not w anted." 9 "T>nn Mr. Pinch,” we rem ark­ ed. d io t thi* mean the Ihalgert will probably go to the W eet or possibly outilde the » authern continental limits of the nation?” " T h g tJ a correct,” Finch declared. However, he pointed out th a t actually no definite arrangem ents for a training site had been made. It waa la ter learned from anoth* er tourer th a t Jh* I lodge ra had —received invitations to train In X jU f to .lUco, Cuba, and apota in '4 . j* wall a i Daytona Beach. While In Bapford yesterday Finch eonferrad with f.lnd Weher, nmrmtor of the M ayfair Inn, in nddition to officials of the Sanford Atlantic N ational Bank and the Sanford Huirk Company. W’lber said lost night tliot he had got mad* any attem pt to get the Dodgers hers merely because they might have used his hotel fnrillt'os. Weber declared th a t " I ’m Just a t interested in to ttin g n major o r minor league club -to train in Kanfurd ns anyone else regardle*, of w hether they use lL- hotel facilities or not. I have had enough ounneclion with base­ ball nml training activities to realiic tluit a Sanford datrline in the major newspapers of the nation is n valuable medium if publicity." W rlo r continued, " I t is strictly a community project nml I'tn nil for anything that will help the city.” This attitu d e can eeHninly be described ns commendable. Finch, when questioned a* to the possibility of Montr-tal U-ing sent here next Spring, slated th at the Royals would also have several negro bnll players in camp. This statkm ent Intim ates that its- Iiodgcrs and the Royals will train side by side again next Spring ns they did In D ay­ tona H « » rh 'last season. FIR E BREAKS OUT fi' NLA DELPHI A, July :ll — A fire broke out early to ­ day In the paw trhouie of th* Methodist O rphanage in P h ila­ delphia. T hirty-nine chlldrtn in the main building anti three cot­ tage* of the orphanage ware roused in rase of any danger, hut the flamr* w*r* brought under control with rnly slight Uamege. OKEYS TAX PLAN TOKYO, July 31 _ </W~ General Mar A rthur's headquarters advised the Japanese governm ent ST. AUGUSTINE ft 1 Khaliiila. If Finch, rf 2 J u d r , 2b .... 3 .! ttllkas ’.XU T Psre*. lit . i i Ciolek, „ . 4 3 ( Cox, c, rf llolbert, p Silverman, rf T uttle, 2b ... Bride, cf .... Lake, If , Levy, lb Sharpe, c Glortg, 3b Iiryant, eg K ettles, p .... * St. Augustine Old 0.10 (Kill- ‘4 SANFORD *402 200 OOx—8 Huns: Bride 2. Silverman. Fut­ ile, I.ok-. Levy, Shprpc, tilorig, Shabnla, Finch, Ju-ly Cioli-k. Krtors:, t ’iolek 2. K'.-tcher, tilorig, Sbnrpr, Bryant. Hun* balled in: U r ; 2, (Jloiig, I’rtwlieh. Dry uni. Kettles, Bride, Wilke* it. Two bunthit*: Ia*vy, Wilkes. Karrifir - bit*: Cox. Bryant. Stolen, ba-es; Wilkes, Clorig, Tuttk.-, Ilrble, Bryant. U ft on bases: St. Aiuuyiim,- E, San­ ford 6. Ilita: off Krtrher. 8 in I innings. Ilnsi-s on ball- ‘ off Ki l cher 2, Ketllrs 3. Struck out: by Kelcber 1, Kellies E. Wild pilch: Ketclsjr. I’nssed lull!' S loir pi-. 1-using Pilcher: Kctiher Tune of game: 2:17. Umpire, < imdbi nml (Joilfrcy. STANDiNCiS Hr J I LIAN .STKN8THOM Herald Sports Hliliif Mamigir Ed Levy’* Sanford Celery F ed< captured their »!)Ib contest in the F b ild a State League season lust night when (loose Kettle* limited the St. Augustine Saints to five hit* while hi, mute* Wet* pounding a . pair of undent city hitrler*. Jim Kctehcr anil 11iti llolbert. for 1" safeties to tegister .an 8 to 4 victory. The Saint*, riddled .with -in{ur|es, couldn't cepe w ith the 'ed titlark in the more or le»» dull contest. ,'Munuget (till Steffiecke was foreed to u*e pitcher* ----- ^ I. . H ■ I — 1-^ — -J m -jm lL.JiiH ipl.---- mJ.l nilictn/ t‘i»Rt* necessary llj Jugglei» tu ju iiy im y Con dUnt)>. OuUiilt* of thi- toni f i t herv 1 l a i t fveniiitr* **“ ' ' r*ilv oilier F l u r - j iiln State l.fiiK'o* KiiniPp fn l»e pliiyed w e r e the Oilamlti S«»n* * a t u f — l i e lautul Hut tiU f ' whiuh llu* Alhvti-s t ily erv* iiniiil^i! I*> wlmtiHiu, ;i tt» ll ninl l H to 0, (lr!amJii(£ twin I* lant eve* tiilifC* plu» SnnfnrilS win nver Sf. A u iru ^lin * ' p l i n f -1 tin- F o il I- t;arnr(n l»el»ii»il the Hrnt»tut> ai^l five nml »« half ennie*» in front of thiiil *^1 X i . i r u ' i i n r . . The Feili o|n*tn‘41 hoftilitie?! rnrly. In the fit *t Limn /iiveimint singled t* *«*ntf* field ami took refund win i Itft«!k wo* injtued a fn «■ pa, l * ' > ntu'lf I lo rciitiM m S iht’isnan Hridf ad^io-nl t ** thud am! I.*v> pulled UR> a! aft' tui nn the throw to the plati Shaipe p tttule f a pitch i'*w -«-t ih* h.,\ s.n! K» ! , L'her threw A ltd iniiiinK Hrsdi and Himi pc P i«sprl> fourth tu n u ln iip ly »«• <■■ f j s * 1 !m l*«*i** —,1 M.MT »••* Da*'* mart ib* ptla tail aUronlsrl «C a*l4 l i O t o ^ a m o m , LufUnn. i»» M**i. hw t!cs*eb. aruf-«auac »*r 1*1 ttHMI.-V lit: I uft *1,i> - f esiaa. e * >u, Wlrct,:* isnaftU.n, lU B S c b Sb* »W «c A U p II c l S I *I ' S ' i i 1)111# 4 r t n < flii e*!u. b*itr •„r-tn4u:((MM aaa fit**' ft**1 It ilk t'»* *Init frit •tb*r siaric ni*>•*!». at iiittli hfp.r‘« i e i r O* I tm .1mt i-n ii •f %*-1* it 11 ft^i khy •ii, *h »* f • 1- * u i n i d rufltt t«* »»4 Oi lb* * •• T*>»‘ fjjXil 11eraIt! I* lieitdk) [ l i m n n u i i i i r t r *iu‘i *4i i *»i i itu j t m inis rc ix a in in t V lU a l a c l a i m s aiitl ilriti-itvl* u It), Ii 5 **11, o r j d»-*I*. »tf*t» *1 .a- M*4 *! t i in a i »u<4 i ii u n . u « n *r itii *•»• f**»•l l l l r f itf y .u , ri . » : ' I ■it t• sttlci aM ri'si presintd *r w»nr Dae- U^H *->* f • it ’ I ll r i l i l h • S'f f !l »; Uf l i u 4 ! t+*t»r«l .ft *- «*fi! Mr «trkfe H l\ IVati i unit J i i. l r f f »lLi « TOP GRADE NAVY SURPLUS ? 2 ’^0 per gallon ($2.38 p*r gallon in 8 gallon container*) BLACK & ORANGE ENAMEL, q t 90c PAINT Ideal for porches and steps! Beautiful TILE RED DECK GLOSS ENAMEL »\r ••• * ................................ ( T*ii^ T t ||5 FORMER C H lO STATE .Iflll IllUwt l»* *i> -I .lit!, • tankm an lit-* k i t * ? * . l.» M.i4 lilrillti’ • *i v~i t .- s t*r thi* \ n » »* i ii %m T* * tt in *I* Itinu-Ali, All**.-* .(,*+,*■'— jti fit* *)«n*t r* kitTkfillip■«. *-’ V»HI, *|J. IlirFfiV l***|Hlr«-il Iti J|*-. i i ;i.. it,', * - * ; .1. .i « IN T in : 1-Itt lir .l|- Till liil'N T t f * in r ».m i vt»VI • »’ Jt'INIK. ttKJIIN'H t M i i A t f Ft.o *\*•1»lt *4tlli +r,4, - • xeHtttk , i ‘ espl.l t t t *if lit U - f J *»l. Ii . .*;»| <K= 111 lr * l- e l Ifll l ' l-iM*r1 rlilt i * 1l,i ><k Li 1*1 ij'iMfr 47. r e i >4 * fp > . iMtia . «n*»i .! Clalfitit, 1*4ii Tfit .’ Tjgnni»rti* *i*«* -* * 'Ll!nf-»|d, 11(14 ***.♦* * | * I x|% ip MX' Be ■ jar * F gjpti-L K f:] i t'Uiin I*. 5 E T A NEHO A M E R IC A N R ecord O P 5 T .7 second? IN T H E * IO O M E T E R FfCEe r-T-ft-E iihuiL' mi H mi ptUrlOitti,*.: **l Mir lire Krt i’|l claim ei ili ti; ■f *l ■ i i . iii a ril lute dint t o. ?L, place U i pfU l- • *‘ tfsti j - t ‘ i t t g ’ i old re w* * l l l S u l i i liiih u :!ll l l i ' l ' !L ; 11 I n HI Ilf* III! M I'iflllRMit ii. ii., t 111 ill HMIltt 6 M ir a 1028 Rv mark , o r 5 7 .8 •■* - #1 a^C h t. **1 1 I- .i ii rinHi, '* 4 - )lisi I 1m i *f*Jt*t 4 ifoiiiif i*itrJnHt |L*I •*#» *w |vt* Obi oUl It** httJfAl «**4 filk t tlHfilHit E0 litdL LiquidCAPUDINE ew U J E l^ M O ^ k E i LOOK OUT, RAMS! Yes, sir' You'll (iO lvtigri i-n Kelly luc. th**if wrhrn Our Phono Number Has Boon ( ’handed ' it* l'»V 1 o i t a? %y at" i Kett!le*« ii nil 11 1*"r i if Idli-lrd Cumr in and rtirrk for your* ■til ilit Flm Viihies in th e n iu w Kt Il)A- '!*»*• •* fl Itii »nntfi ■ ui i Foil en tei Tw o hi There are a half-dozen oustan.V ing candidates for Rooki.-of-tbeY’ear honora In tha major* tlii. season. Among these are Del Ennis, the briftht young sta r of the Philadelphia Phillies; the ronsL tenJ-hltting Grady H atton of the Cincinnati Reds, who nev.-i Oakland hold* * Pacific t -w-t le a g u e baseball record It wmihL like to rrllnquirh. In „ g.iniir against Seattle In May IIIAt tie Cagfl amassei] nn all-lim e hl«N ,,f fifteen errors. The S m ith |.!»%frs made three bm Is fur , til -on; the gam e’* newest home run of eighteen error* in u single slugger of note. Ralph Kiner game. of the P ittsb u rg h p ira te s; the able Hoot Ever* of the Detroit ' CLEVELAND AT TUCHISN Tiger*, who has been hampered CLEVELAND, July 20, (J1 , hy ■ strin g of bad luck; speedy President Bill Vffck nf th* (ill Coan of tha W ashington Cleveland Indians *ay* th at tit* Senator*; and pitcher Hank llchr- tribe may train next Spring i t man of the B rroklyn Dodger,. Turaon, AHtona. Vreck say* Bt* other ouitsindlng candidate* In­ move Isn’t #efifil>i* yei. I>u| clude Bruce Edw ards, Hob Itamn- that there it a strrn g pussibilite th at tho club will not return 10 C learw ater, Florida. f tynj* Joe flarsg h d a ami Krv I ussk of Oj# St. Lout* Cardinals; food exports gain Marv R ickrrt of the C hiraru BERLIN, Julv 31 — l/V, Thi Cube; Chuck Stevens of the St. American military governmeni Loui* B row ns:, Jack Conway of announced today th a t foo.1 img the Cleveland Indian*. Bobby ports from the Unlte.l Stair* to feed Qermany mounted t» »q Ncsrly 2,000 spec! yield libera useful to > i ,»f rscents week*, i statem ent, Talmadrtj < »»r ^ n d *V S a n f o n l T IR E Q U A L IT Y L A S T S LONGER 1-L Ak'f I U'GS / / W r it C f AT A . . I*i I .-1*5 til** 12IR| *lii> " f % •* In it it* 11it I it Kbit mllnic ln i b r t ‘I t *-mi * - m ifinli' C om n l y . Irtl I Mir .if WMc’t i i 'l n f u h r F T> i n I'! T In k * nl tT.. Ii .t .k ! lir 4'u n fit * . Jill). 4.1 r »*ll ■ IU' 1 c m MugnoRn Avo. Plume 104 Don’t call 1*8 I nuv mote F’or your Instirunci- needs call IU4 ' F I i d 4H \ 1 C an fe w Atfofcf U»tf -ilit It T> nrr. I» it r ■ a IMV In*lilt ill ■ 1 ’ H i : H S i »*v ill r v - i c oj 1A£ iV u fi-f (. ' , m ; , - j eVI V l,l.. t-UI 1* f i *v-k'S u4 W'ljt f. ii . i- III*!* ^ 1»*-*•" • it* i 11 11■I•i it*-*| ii I *m I < i .u SPORTS ODDITY ShilTord’s Service Station u llutlll l! V M' I * ' tilth h intl.n , .I f | f| *-i.i AIL t •: | U|{ ! J4’ ynui auti-iiHd»il r lv d tu a i itpfdioi I n |( iitfurnniti n P»HUmlUC lifts i gladly given Insuring with u- i n paying prupitsilion rlor - u -1i-mers Imve Let'll tr»d t M»P 'l"d S," \ tit Hi -till* i* (i I n v m !■ ' *•*1**m I i n Rookie-of- the-Year Candidates Numerous pi *»in|U faithrr, They it 1-faml new and bctlf fro m s l u r d y s l r c l b r a d i sliungri n m l tiiuur frsuting body, to the tough Armctubber tread. •u n fli'd The h i l l - tfrnhtwd maikffs ii’ tlndr half *d ^'U t h i r d w iu’ii I e\ > d ul'letl u fl , uhd movr*! to thild oil tihos^i rtee.md nftfety. Iliynnt jmui iffenH when when you think of i *• \i i Dim ■r 1.1 III,. Ill th« pel tufi I t Think of » " in l h u ij!*♦■ i>i .tui » iM v jit frfao fo|»l. I ’i'iiitL i. u *a I*1til!**• III**I*I h* IlMli* »1m IH ik i:l tfiF- f I« it* ££> K0 ($2.85 per gallon In 5 gallon containers) fiM »• I ha* i * : i r u M Q r i i i f ' Iff »*i r u i t i u I i F ! t'tn itio , R I i t r U l d ( «r- I t h f * tii it !*...» ?* • \ ' 11It r til* \ \ 'R l |i j ‘* tn r hiiftt n -:| |h r I ’t t u i 1 ( l til 1'S.i- | •rat aw* * S*r U **f tilt1 *‘ii«»itt » ■lift l l if 4. 5% 'lthll! • 8*lM - 15* f n i i |) f i | f » I *»* Ml ' - d r i l i l n 111*- 7 t h ' U n t i l 4 111#’ ill'll* '•“! "!•*• l i t w| 1J till Ilf "ti­ tint lit J«V*X A 1* I3IE l l t ill i t f • i l l l - !***I i - - 11 ...»>=. i 1Idrliil **t ' iU m n h ,l i m i * l ' I-V « » i n h*i it h i t y u l l l f t R i l t il * I' ■1 * • t . - u l t l M P itllt f jttiwl i t f i f t - i 3iS1! 1 1 i : U» t l i i l t i i A f i t M a (?LIN “P a t " Ma r d e p , Inside White PAINT t *>||Uti.4ltd >Oti I " It*» a n d iit'M .t t l.r- j Ji«*ftlllt'»*r and M'nie*t w lien Fitwllch into I '» *' "I ' j cn 'e r WtlR f u r l if p-er| t.* n. t\*l|»l*V. 1**1 Iti t'liunit h .tic.«*li»! >"H t i iRt ■i Y»»rei*. Dir sttpri t,■t whtri* ‘ !■ J i i l i t i tIL M S*. l a i t f l l t i * I thru** |'h i*i*» tht t »•«j -soil4. *•«»< ({ the The Hniuf lacked up first t f d i \ tn the *w‘ ml tp ilek ft till IN I V U ' N T t II I - I i t : • . t .i l i T , h t d l t N O l . K •‘••IN 11 I l.«ittlliA . l.ptoti- n f A . M - U K W M A I N its*. I *rr*»f» Wei, k w li i ' t li» t rr tl l l. i r w T»* A IJ. I ’ R I : j»* *\> M W IS H iH .A IM N i»i: f‘l i h M ' H > a 111 i : s 'i i n Lonils Rap Pair Of Saint Hurlers Vor Total Of 10 Hits uiote Fell* m o in p e ie ij v to | tiie fourth when Ttiltle *inr:h*,! j to ri*:ht. jitnle M*cond, moved t » third on n wild pitch ami m**i‘d , when Bride planted u Hinuh ini * riff ht. Hr hit* nwi|»fd necimfl, ml* ; va ncet f to third on Fifkc** fh to tijrht rind RCiirctl fcii l.cv\' ii'fndd out. .’ t^tdilie* craned in the fd* > fFe Safnl a wa \ v I tula «n» safe on tlb*rig'h i llle- enccninlerefl « to ir( -.1 * IVt. of wildness nnd adm itted Fu LOW and Judy to the lanes wit Ii f-Hayne* k Wiliam* 7 ;714 ticker*. WilkCs then slamine-l i Security Lumber Co. 4 .Mill | double into rig h t field t« cbm Moss Amusement -Co. ,1 jpvi the taeka. T t's Sanford H»hil-I *4 Silverman, Levy uml Glmir Robson Sptng. Goods 3 rach got two hits during the C arpenters’ Union 0 i-v erring to pace th - satif—J today that it had no objection ■iffenslve. K ettles whiffed five to a plan to tax niin-Jn|uinese Saiuli* and walked three ilnlt..-, i national* except for occupation relieved Ketcher In the fifth nnd O f fAC ad'4b'47fflC/i * forces adit personnel accredited permitted the Fed* only a pan 'vMcc*rtid M ei1’ to headquarters. The majority nf <nfetle* for the lem uinlhi Tc. t*te to S A d o f lk t S7***i • affected would b* French, Ger­ lhe fray. man, Hritish, Chinese and Ameri­ T'-'C A,iduAU C u n f ( -f Ai can national* in Japan since be­ W R l B AfirAieLT ■'*.6 . fore the war. , Contractors! Painters! Home Owners! We Have Plenty Of law lthM Legal Notice 1 Orlamln ?,! 2“ 7 SANFORD E*< n .ft: St. Augu,line M 17 Ilclmml 7-2 P* I ulutkr I- -• I Gainesville 41 .4 Leesburg m 7''-' I Daytona Beach 33 SO :t: loist Nic lit’* It-suli* |)<-Land 3”<l. Orlando u o S A N F O R D ,8, St. Aiigu»tine (t)iher games postponed, inii a (iames Tonight * Orlundu at Lveslmrg St. Augustine at Pubilkn GninesvilVj at Daytona Bench IfcLand nl SANFORD Thursday, August I I^esburg at Orlando. Palatkn at St. Augustine. Daytons at G a i n e s v i l l e . SANFORD nt Dcl.nml. Friday, August 2 The Sanford girla aofthall team Gainesville ut Pubilkn. will tangle with a girl* tram U esburg at SANFORD. frum Orlando tomorrow evening n t 8:00 o’clock at the Lakcfront Daytona nt Orlando. Softball Park, according to Infor. St. Augustine nt Ik-laiml. motion received this morning. Saturday. August 1 The local girl* have W i prnc8ANFORI) at l-ecsburg. f » n g - (Of fltlii* *ome~\lair and Orlamln ai Dnyinnn. * are expected to place a formid­ DeLund at St. Augustine. able club on the field. Sanford • Orlando Girls To Tangle In Softball Tilt S t Augustine By Score Of 8 To 4 N A I M i m u .t ,n - KSUAPK8 I N J 1 IK , AUGUSTINE. July 31 UP, linlph I I hkiom I of ( I r l n n d o nai lowly escaped seriou* injury as In- p art ki pit led )n the first annual North Florida Oull"-unt Regsttn. II a g ., n d, ndllunully known i utboaiii inotorboat driv er, was forced to uilhdruw from the compel lliou u f|e r his face wn* g ra ri -,1 by o fly wheel which hurtled from a broken engine M*. I J»l* lire a ..f As ^ - 1 Si I, r- 1, i |a• r KT c lilt I tl H * **t I * I I I Ml flic * l | 4I * * I * » mi **iinii! v. « f.’ .f t-\ | ef •<1 I ll l r 4*1 Ilf 4*|ra*i(lt pi*** *»tr* l> . i 1 TtMlirrl 4* 1. # Ijtl, \* \V-rt!i» U Mbilftinl, 1**-M fist III * \S miFA- tiiy bond nmC •+!1" pe*(j ,,i jiiififijfiL M*itiin**l* 1 ,t ..I i tssr iLi. »!»*► "»*t» * l.rit \ I* l^l* II I* IIHItyiMiS* • 1 i i T* t H ntatk or C**UfI riftd iiK A tl ItUKa1 ft'-siLI*-!*4 SUNDAY AFTERNOON - AUGUST 4 2:00 P. M. SEMINOLE SPEEDWAY PARK Casselberry, Florida ' t ■ • You -Heavy Sm okers Plenty nf old enrx tixlny act like this. It’s nnlly had manners to dug the rund with foul smoko from the exhaust. New piston rings can “clenr the atmosphere" and xave lots of gas and oil, too. Gel DOUBLE PROTECTION! Protect your own driving safety', by lotting us give your present car a thorough check-up. Also, a going-over by our experts can do much to preserve its cash value. Drive in today 4>r tomorrow. D O l i t ! I .E PROTECTION SIX THRILLING RACES INCLUDING FLORIDA ONE WILE DIRT TRACK ^I!?AVK)R1BOAT3 ADMISSION $1.00 GOODS MUNICIPAL PARK Phone 1101 S*15 P. M (JUDGE • P L VmQUT H { V i B lack E a s t o f P M . ) UOUL.L '■'j ri* Job Hultd TRUCK �WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 194S THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA x o t i i 'h o r .« frt.trv n o x KAII T A X UKKII I 'l l A m t It IT 437 o r 1*13 NOTIC K 18 I IK I tK U T I IIV l v That O Hl'ICNCKIt. h o l d * , -^ f' T a s r s r t i r i c s t e No !(■?, Iss u ed IK. t . t <l*r <*f J u l y A. I)., i s t t , fils ft s a m e In m y nffleil s n <) | , , t m ails a p p l i c a t i o n f o r n t a s . t .- a t,, l.s l.aocU lli*r»o n. H*til r e r t l f . I r a t e e m b r a c e * tile f o l l o w i n g ; * s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y In t h e C o u n t y *» H em lrn t* . H l s l r o f F l o r i d a . I » . M|i tv I* o f K W I , o f S if.u Heel Inn j , T o w n . h i p 31 IP-Uth l i a n a s ] | l« A eirs. T h e M .x e ssm sn t of I h r «sl,l p ,„ ., s r t y u n d e r Ih e s a i d C e r t i f ic a t e snt.V w a s In t h e n - m * ,>r ,1 ,, ^ M oots C n l e r s .a t - l e e r t l f l . - a t s s h a l l t . r e d * «m r d a r r o l d l P g In law. d , , . f o i-e ity d e s c r i b e | l l o rein will | „ sntii flo t h e h s h e - t b i d d e r s i Ihe e m i i l h Mi.e dinir o n I h s fli«t M o n d a y In t h e i n o n i h f H ep im il m . I s i s , w lilrt, l-i t h e Jo d d a y J »'• - t , l o t - e l 134* * 1 i . l - l I M-- I t . l d n v n f J u l y . | * u 4>. P. IIKIlNIMiN. 1 ‘l e r k IT i r u l l i ’o u r t . s , n . Ill-’le I 'o u n l y , . f i n , 1, 1, I I'll cull I 'o u r | Heal! At the RITZ Thursday and Friday S T A T E N E WS B R i E F S hr -------------- ^ , s . m i . LA R n c o N N O L l ^ e B a s a C ^ c „Gun totin’' citizens hive been Wlirnnl l,y a chief deputy aheeiff th a t person* carrying gun* on tha Tamiami Trail will lx subject to canvicHon under the Inwr pro* hibiting firearm a within n mile nf atate rod la. . Complaint* of farm rrs along the trail that bulleta fire I carelessly have pene­ trated their home*, plu* a recent shooting following a trail tr a f ­ fic argument were factor* in bringing about the w arring. A Gainesville o p t i c i a n was found guilty r f attem pted arson by a circuit court ‘‘Jury last Thursday. The defense attorney was granted 10 day* to file 4 motirn for | new trial, t'onvie* tldn of the crime nf attem pted •r*on carries with it a maximum ••penalty of five year* In the sla t? penitentiary. A St. Petersburg m o tn ist. a t ­ tem pting to explain to the judge the collision th a t result* I in the sm ashing of hi* car by u street ca r said: ” 1 did put out mv hand f r r » left turn.’* The Judga gave him a w ithering look. "T h at’s n good Way to erm m it suicide,"' said th e , Judge. "Even you did hold out your hand, you can't expect a street ra r to -lodge you or come to an Immediate atop. You a r e , fined $50 and your driver* license —is taken •w ay from you for three months." F o ster’s immortal song of the Ruwannre Itiver Is Florida', nfficiel state melody. 1 If Foster had been born in the modern ecu he would find that at I (111) Broadway, otherwise known as Tin Pan Alley, hi* songs would not be even listened to. A polite girl clerk would Inform him: "I'm sorry — you see we have our own staff w riters." The w riter knows—he has tried It twice.* I-akrls nd'r building erntinues at • fast pare nu-l during the past week new construction nerm its were estim ated at $80,500 in value. These included authorisa­ tion for erection of 11 new homes, including four $ 10,000 structures. Meanwhile the wom­ an 's division of the chamber r f commerce ha* liern active In pro­ moting rrertiun of a 'lighted fountain to rrplacr pres, lit light •nil water plant arresting equip­ ment in l.*k<- Mirror,* also to get action in hiring a munripal g a rd ­ ener to supervise lardsraping and plant life in the eitv. When the women get busy, aivlc ugliness it replaced by beauty. Watch l.akclniil grow. Nearly 1,000 choice cow, of part flrnhman atrain made up a rccniM breaking 30 car ahipmerit which left Klaammce lain Thursday afternoon, bound for Tucson, Ariaona where they will lx UM.'d to atock the Aguirre and Ran Kafael ranchea of W irt fi. Bowman, compriaing 70,000 acre* of fertile land in Santa Our. County. Mr. Bowman I, runted a* aaying that he waa unable to find brmtil m atm na of high grade Brahman breeding f» r rale in the Weal, and therefore had to come to Florida to buy them. The ship­ ment w ar •reporter! to lie the largest single shipm ent of cattle westward nut of Kissimmee in x o t ii'h Manned by n steam ahip ex­ ecutive and six engineers, the Bull Steam ship l.ine’a 3400 ton freighter, Kllenor, arrived T h u rs­ day in Tampa from Boca Grande where 24 of the crew had struck and walked off the ship during the past month following a wage dispute. Captain K. J!-..8toraker waa nbr-nrd and th e executive aerved ns a first mate. The Ellenor has l o a d e d phosphate rock for the past six years- fo r the Bull Line. • The Reffiitrntion KookH will be open! for the General Election on Monday, August 5, 194G at my offices in the San­ ford Herald. Lourinc A. Beal, Supervisor of R egistration THIS BRAND OF PAINT VARNISH and ENAMELS Larcoloid HAS ENAMEL SINCE .. and Modmoans! Pig LarMlaiit a Ml horn* tins* and It •*> wood, mats I a r Blaster, BHlUant, •» w L m X* M BEEN KNOWN FOR QUALITY inlah la ify ta " what thla Thia a 1840 Wa apaciallsa In quality palata for every aarface, ansi glass for avery purpose. HMpmenta arrlsln g daily IM S. * * * * ^ for* 0P A b a M i l a m ia f * JUST RECEIVED! SUPPLY OF SPAR VARNISH FOR BOATS OR A JUST R IllA ttD I f THI JOINT ARMY-NAVY TASK fORCR, this photo apparently made from a cam era lower qn Bikini's beach, shows the flrit atomic bomb exploding oyer the target fleet on July 1 few arm am ent Items lie In prepared spot* along the shore as the bomb was exploded. In the foreground, huta from which Bikini natlvra were evecualed, can l>c accn on the beach. Joint Army-Navy Task Force photo. (International) . • ' ------------------------------i v i r s ? '. A rw -iM w ii" Teen ngrrx of O range City, backed by lesidrnlk ’ anj| —l.y D eputy-Sheriff G cu lE a U o W lU v e answ rrril the problem posed bv Juvenile detimpienry hy organi­ zing their rwii rloli which they call the ‘‘I'.tJrt Fun Club." There was some adult criticism over this name, but the youngsters aro determined to keep |l and have fun- nut of life instead nf labor­ ing over n program nf high-sound­ ing, sutler designation which might please the ear of the social worker hilt would not he so vivid­ ly descriptive, neerrding to an article in the July issue of Thu Florida H hrrrlff. The O range City V oliintr'r hire D epartm ent tu rn ­ ed over to the youth* a shack which had hern abandoned, and with ham m e, and saw, scrub brush and paint brush, the youngi •.•r* wen to work on It, also appointed i-nmmitlre* to gel thing* done. High ■|»nt o n Mis mi restaurant menu* was a hot l-e.-f sandwich with mashed potatoes and shred­ ded lettuce salad, whlrh used to cost 25 ren ts was recently priced a t $1.25 by a resta u ran t chain. A bowl 0 f chili which once was 15 rent* Irapcd to 41) cent* in EXTERIOR SURFACE ! Marble L MtUI Roof it W ater Proofing, » t,K « lit * Auto G U m Installed WhU# o r A r ri.ii'A T tiiA r o i l t a x iii:i:n M I A I T K M IT 4*7 o r 1 *3.1 N O T H ’*] IH II i: It till V IIIVI'V i Tli.it It tV. Hl'K NCKIt. h o ld er of T a s Cer Ilf t e s t e No. >01. Issu ed t h, 1 st ilsv o f . J u l y A. 1>. | 3 l | . h . , f i l ' d r s m e Iw m y o f f i c e a n d i . . rn .d e a ip lle a llo n for a la s t o l.e I . s u r d t h e r e o n . Hal-1 r e i t l f . I r a t e e i n b r a r e * I h s f o l l o w l n a de. s e t llied p r o p e r t y In l h a (Tounty nf Henilnolr. H l a l s o f ■r t o r l d s . l o . w u W M Of H t v t i o f HKH A KH Of h ' H o f H R ' , n f HVVti H e r t Ion a Tow to h i p - 31 Houth l i a n a s ’ l l J|. T hh ee .a.s.s s s s m s a l o f I h s s a i d p ,„ ,,. T r r l y um rer the said c e rtific a te s i i n f w a s In l ^ e n a m e o f Ad* K jtoorr Moore. p -------- - - y f e j / - .... - m i l - S r u le s !!(•«>%»• ' - .- W - t- W -a s hr - .... at *Uy o f J u l y A. I» I I M . >haa R*p t«rob# r, m i fll»*l mm** In nff'r.# a n 4 ha« P a f f d IhU IIM o f Juljr. I m «»$*•*• M| |>lfr«i|ot. ’ r..r M Ink *l#ft«l I O IIKflWIiON. I** lir |a ft l)rs| 11»* I #••$» Saltl CFfllf. i , r r U , t U o w f . Soft, a l e e i n h r s e e s Ih e f o t lo w lp g d e . ) loots 4 o u n t y . r i m I d . ... . . . , O treiill C o u r t H r a l l serti-eii p r o p e r t y In t h e i au nty- o f S e o t l ro l e . H lale of r t o r l d s . l o - w l C I iiirie i Vo tv ioj n „f y- J 4i ri „f n t«i _ .*** AprKiii ft o f N t f . H ectio n l« T o w n s h i p *1 7 ; : . JAMKH 4IHOVKI4 M C DANIRU ld(>> Mirr HI , W ittinxi, taPmvU llf'itli l l i $ h | v l | K jimI You «r« haraby ra*iulrri| In ap. TI ir> MVRfRkinfhl **f I h r i « lt| |*r**|*prar nrt Aiimiat I. 1911, In a r e r u p r r l y (l$»*tr r ( h r Pit 1*1 r r f l l f l r a t r la* Rnll tlltnrr* pan*hn*( in ilT »nr»l wrr In il»* n n m r « f |*o|ljr 1 IrriillforCourt nf Hrmltioln K..M ClorlfU. In Ch»nrary, an nhl*tr«i.kt r n l r k R ft« III r r r l l f i c . i l r * hdl| li* r«| llllr of txrhlrh h»i I null j, tr« |r rtiir * | 4rr**rfllDK fat lj|W. Ilia- I»«*r«ith>’ llait Mf*l».»nifl, |»Ultitirr pr*>t»#rlr «»r r ilea 4 III* f rill will l»r trrrpua. ruM I** I h r l i ' c h r n t lilrlilr» « | lit** *1afrn«lant.Ja m 's Oraviy. M»l‘am*l I h r r o i i r t h«Miir «*n t l i r f l i a l W l t n t a a m y han*1 am i o f f t r u i U«mtl«f In III** •n*»tilli *»f Krp trn *. ■ r« | m| Kfxnfnr fi. Klnrlda. lht« III. lift I ’ H »»III*-It 1r t hr- 2 li*1 *1mv ««f 4 a y r#f J u l y , A I» l»l< fU’pi* tiilsr-r, lair. o IV It HltMl »ON M*xlr>l lliU 21-1 *lxx «*f Jiilx. I9|ft «*|rrl* n f c i r r u l l (*ourl • » I* III: It M m »N Hasftilriola C o u n t t h u l l ' l l • *lr i L i* m i l l l**»»i»l Hrtn- (HHALs) ln**lr «**(unt), Fli>rl<U l.l**| r9 r llnylft M ' l i m l t «*«a«avt Ka.ih H o llrltn r f o r P l a l h t l f f SOON AFTIR HIR ARRIVAL In San Francisco from A ustralia Sister FJlzaheth Kvnny vlaltccl young infantile paralysis victims at tho Children’# Hospital, where her treatment methods are used. Here she accepts tha thanks of 22-month-old Keith Whitlowr, who tj recovering at the hos­ pital after having been stricken last year will) polio. (International). T in s S T U D IO D U R IN G of Hamburg. 'Cuxhaven, Bremcrhav<-n. Kmdrn. nnd the Wilhehnsvrhnn naval ha*e. A Threat to Britain Unfortunately Helgoland rouhl also he viewad a. un dlfensive HH-nrheinl pointml at the Hrittkh Isle*. ’nder the Vei.ailr* treaty, ealy, the A I* Newsfeature* Writer f o r t i e s , w n . ....--------i l i s m a n t l r d- ...o and w G e r.- ,) A* flAOROll S iniR Marshall Jocobs lakes his d ^ r b a th ln h l. rtarpete By ItOlIKKT N. COfll. many was told t.. keep Helgoland tub. 73 feet above the ground at G rand Rapids. M.c.i., h i s wire Yolmda t h o l u g i a t * w h o c o n t e n d e d Ih e is expeete.1 to satisfy English o r n b 1** f - > " f " ' bird*, sunhalhe.. dutifully scrubs her husband’s bock. Jorobs rpends most of his lime rm Jhe Helgoland dllelnm. it Is also and li-hermc. the fl.s8,mlf. 30K Ic=t above solid earth, and plans to . t . y ialoft until U.b r land was essential to migratory Severthebs- Hitler commenced _ Day. He plona to break his 27-day flagpole sitting recoril. (fntcrnntiouai) The saga of Heligoland, ancient i t s r e n t m o m e n t a s e a r l y a s 1035. T he C e r i l f l m t f t No. IS*, l»*ue«! Ilw T h a t II. W NPKNCKIt. h n l d r r of dwelling place of god* and Gcr T a x $> 11 If It .»!*• No. M l , (■■tied t h e j l» l *lay nf J u l y A. !>.. D M . many’s North Sea G ibraltar in two f II*H r a m p In m y n f f l r g nn<1 hi$R l - t d a y **f J u l y A. 1» . 194 4. h a « ! f||c«| M i n r In »ny o f f l e r an»l Ima m u d e t»|'pllcMll«>ti fu r t$ t a x i l r r d w ars, will be ended , abruptly this ~ MM li t; lie AI**M<’ATII)A (o lib N p u rd l h r rr ,» n . Hj»I«I r r r t l f * ni.Md« i p | d i r f e |M i i f o r n I n i d r r 1 summer hy a British demolition i o n t u iir.ro m i b r n r r p lb#» fulInxvInR d*»- i.. i.. Isaned t h c f c ’in H.ild r « r t i f •quail. . . l . *j • c i i a i *t h h m a r o r i m i _____ _ |> ro p erty In t h e C _____ •C»ll*rd o u n t ,y rn .f |c*n|p r w h f N r M t h r follo w in K d i « "The mile-long island fnrtrasa, -10 NOTIcr. IH 111: It Kit Y OIVKS. I Hemlrtcilr. N t . t r nf KlorM«. to-wfl: • r r l h r i t y m p t r l y In , i h 4 C«uint> of mlley olf tho estuaries nf the Elbe T h.t. JAY II IIKOK. holder **f ; l**»t „!♦ b IS N,Ai»lnr».|f. I'l.t r t r m l n o l r , N t a l r o f Klo ild u . t o - w l t and the Weser, is to j.e blow n from T . i i V r »if ir*«tr No. 47 Ip . lied t h r Ihuik ^ p a K r t t!)*4 M «7 A <1 r>.|« I ! 4 I l» II H I * to 21 it a«gr*qru. lit of Jtir .«Ull rU the earth's surface in onu gigantic 1*1 *Im> »*f Jul# A. M,«. 1941. k 7 « -tir* a rn » r r t -nt th*» . a i d rm f t lr d ’Paifti* *tn“ mV o f f l r r ntnl l u a a r f y ut inndder rr lit*' r r ll il nf l. au ltrr I. ^ l5 i f A SI A K I S « ft o f | exploaton w hlrlr^elirieav* ottly a in.'*!* 4 t i t i r a t |i*rx fi*r a l a * I 'h " - , n * " f '* * H J i : £ l n( l n \ t ( l f . « N 4t 41 ,.f few barren nwk* foi >ea birds l» l«» lie l«-ti*-«| t h r i r n n . Ha I«I rfllM ,I nlffR . ......................... Naltl r r t I If Ira te aliall I)*! «• ) ’, d f c ' o n I ' s r k I 'U I Uo»). I l^ .g . ' rest on. I r a l r • t t i b n i t r a Mt«* f n ||) i « l l t | *1* This, * senior naval officer has •«'i llsnt |*i«*|>ril> in l h « Count* r f T hh». o fr t h as u l d pe t«p,-rp r o p e r t y d » i t r l M l h * t r l n w ill l»r I salt), will In- Btitain's answ er to H«tnlnolr. H t a l r of P l o t Mix. l**-w|t m i d to t h r h ' r h r a t Mdd#r a t lh«* | ♦*«> l i n d r r t h r an Id r r r t l f l r a l r la­ l^it 31 I Mr lr P l a t I ton k 9 )•««•* blril*. — "* • t h # ivturl h o u r # d»*or on Ih# f l r a t | In I h r tU rn r n f H i b b a r d US Dsrd for Bombing I'rartice M n n ilsg In Die m o n t h o f Henlen.- A ■ M. B. I . C a r s e l h e r r y T h r uttviftfiipnl of I h r .1x14 t$r*ij» C n l e t a talil s l a s h a l l b* A fter V-E Day, Allied bomber* r t l ) IttHl.r t h r M i d «'**rl|f|«’fttr »•- t.sr, 1 * 1 *. w h l r h Is t h a 2n l n a y . ( r r d r r n i r d a c c o rcdeirnt gl f l r In law , th * i»* t b « M t n l o f c i t y uf H e u t r m h e r . ISIS. kept right on pasting Helgoland itiw l p r o p e r l y d e s c r i b e d t h e r e i n w ilt l»* H a t e d Ihl* l i s t d a y n f J u l y . 1*1*. and ita satelit sand spit, Duene. lU Nfofd . s o l d t n Ih # h t g h r s l b i d d e r a t th # 41 J*. IIC ItN IH .N , l f M aal«l r r r t t f l r a t f t ih/iH •»«* Their airflrld* and subm arine pen* ( p It 'n , 4't» rk , 4 'l r e u l t 4'« u rl. Ham- i h e c o u r t h o u s e d o o r o h I h # f i r s t h m i H nf«*<>r«tlns t o U w , th« were used as targets fo r ilevast- |*r<*|>bMy itr#furll.ewl l l i r r r l t t w ill Ik* I n n tr 4 'o u n iy , Kl»rl>ta M o n d a y In th # m o n t h n f H ep tem h # r , 13(8. w h i c h la t h o 3mi d a y of ta tin g practice raid*. The Island's »o|<i lit ttia h i g h r . t h l d t l r r a t ih* 4C i r r u l l C n u f l Heal) H e p t e m h e r . 1311. floor o n th # f l r . t normal 3,000 inhabitant* had been t h r r m i r t I ai l e d Ihl* 11*1 d a v n f J u l y . 131* In Hi*- m o n t h u f Nap ltinx u rrirK n r A rrM C A T in x evacuated, of course. The Anal coup M'di'lax I) I*. IIUKNHON. . r . 1910. xx Ills'll la t h r 2 n d d a y of I'O I I T A X t IK K II de grace will he delivered with acv- ti C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u r t . HemN n ii'w lirr. m e l - H A P T K H I T 1ST n r IPS* . era! hundred ton* of planted axtnnlr C ounty, Florida l u t e d t h i s }t«t d a / o f J u l y , I I M N i r r i i ’K i h H R i i K n r o iv e n . ( C i r c u i t C o u r t 8 »*l) plosives, rendering the Island p er­ <> P. IIKI(NIH>N. T h a t C. H t.KK. h n l d r r of T a * • *lrrk C l r m l t iVxurt. Ham* 4.*#FD(trat# No. t«3, ' l#su#d Ih# l«4 manently uninhabitable. i* * u n ty ( K lo rh U •lay n t J u l y A- II. tyil, has jxoTtcH o f A rrt.irA T fox British naval strafcglsta have $**1$« tell li»*»t» «*mirt Neal) F s ih t a x ii f .k i i (ll»d r a m s In m y n f d c # a n d Its* not liked Helgoland over sinc<m ed # s H i l l c s I t o n (o r s 1 s t i l r r d I 'l l A F T I 'H IT4ST O F I M I W hitrhall tia.lrd it t» Germany t o h r I s s u r d t h r r s o n . Its Id r r r l l f N o t i c k ih i i r . t i K t i r o Iv b n , n i i t i i i: i n ' A r r i . i i ' A T t n x I r a t # # m b r a r * s lb * ( o l i o s Ina d r - T h a t l |. IV, HI'RNCBII, h o l d e r of In 181)0. for Zaniihad In the Indian i o n t a x iir.K ii *rfll»*d p f o p # r l r In I h r C o u n t y n f T a * C e r t t r i c e t # No. 174. i s s u e d (h e I ’l l A I T M I I IT4A7 (IT IMS Ocean. The British had seised H el­ N U T Il'K IH I IK I tK U Y ItlVK.V, H tm tn n ls. H la t# o f F l o r i d a , t n - w l l : l e t d a y o f J u l y A. t»„ 1314. h a s goland from the Ikinca in 1807. N 171 o f R 4 o f HKH 4 H J / 4 f i l e d t j i m r I n m y o f f i c e a n d lia* •thi .1 l. r . t: M l ' i l l M . a n d M IIU .IK Bed sandstone cliff*, rising tu a M<"«IIM,. h i s w tr* . h n l d r r «7 T a t n f B H o f H K S Hection I t T o w n ­ # a p p l i c a t i o n f o r a l a a d eed green plateau 200 feet above the I ' r r l l t l r a l s Nn. ( I , I s s u rl f Ih# 1*1 s h i p I t H o u th l U n g * I t B a s t . 7* rt no e dbe lasued t h e r e o n .- Bald e e r l t f ■ i, made the lilanA k n atu ral out- d a y <>( Ju ly * A- I*- 1*11.’ h a s Acres. l e s t * e m b r a c e s Dir 'f a l l o w i n g d e ­ T h a a s * # a * m s n t o f lb # s a i d p r o p ­ s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y In t h e C o u n t y of gaurtling the German porta r t l i d i s h i r In m y o f f i c s s a d h as Why Britain Is Blasting Hel gol and W IL L BE CLOSED M O N TH O F A U G U S T T H E I '^ S E X S T U D I O Robert L. Cox, Photographer 108 NORTH PARK AVENUE Legal Notice price. ___ :___ A Ft. Plarre c llto r advises vacationers to take a look a t each town they uaa* through and note bv ita condition whether the peo­ p l e take pride in their town, w hether ita stores are up to date and inviting or dirty and dsiapjd a t e d ; notice the streets, jrania, p e r k s , school*, city h a U s , post offlr-s, recreation lo o te rs e t c . •Iso Ita approachM, lit business ami residential section*. ^You'll ba able to Judge what aort of a town It I* by these standards. whether In general, It’* a Hlbepy. HoBow or a wide-awake . __ ____ and up and coming place to llvo and do buslneai In." he wrote. Tlor* folIowa stem comm?nU conoernlnr certain neglected condition# In hla home town. m e d r a p i i l l r h t t n n ( n r a t a s rirrd I * l>* l . s u r d I h r r r n n . Kald r r r t l f l e s l r r i n t i r a r r s t h r ( o l l n i r l n a it»s r i t u m s-M -i-.rly In Ih# I 'o u n l y o f Hrininulr. P l a t a n f K tn rld a, t n - w l l t K 3*4 (I » ( N»* o f MH n f N W ' l Of N I V , - f HW M H r r t l n n 33. T o w n slilli IS H<>hlh l i a n a # I t Kast. I A r rr , T h r a r a r s s m a n t o f t h e M id p ro p ­ e r l y l i n d r r Ih# s a i d r # r t l f l r * ( # I#, r u n t w a* In Ih# n a m # u f ( ' I r t r l s o d ilaw fnrd. t ’n lrs# s a j d r r l l l f l r a t s s h a l l b# i r r d r r i n r d a c c o r d i n g In t a w , Ih# p rii|i « rly d o r r l h r d t h r tA In will h a so ld In th # M a h r s t b l d d » r St t b s Ui# c u u r i h o u a# d o o r o n lb # (lr#t Monday la lh a m n a t h ' of B rptrmh» r. 1*44. w h i c h Is l b * 2 nd d a y d | H rptrm hrr. III* . • D a te d t h i s l i s t d a y o f J u l y , I II * O. r . I IK ItN D O N , I ' l a r k i T r c u l t I 'n u r t . flamInn i# C o u n t y , F l o r i d a I C ir c u it C o u r t 8 **11 ■ - -SHIELD THE Th« ^Ibcstoa-reinforced aluminum coating for asphalt or tar roofa, for other aurfacea coat­ ed with aaphalt or (ar, for concrete,' and for m etal. Savea m ontv — lengthen* lift o f aaphalt or tar aurfacea hr. reflecting o f tha aun'a de­ structive rays. e r l y u n d e r t h # *ald r a r l l f l c a t # I#- Hem tool*. P i s t e o f F l o r i d a , l o - w l l : ■uvd w a s In Ih# n a m # o f J u l i a N K H o f HF.H Heel Inn I I T o w n M s t h l * K n i g h t . • *•; Mi ip 31 Hou th H a n v o K a s t <* t ' n l r r s r a i d c e r t i f i c a t e ( h a l t h# A c r e s . i rd rrrn * d a c c o r d in g . to law , lha T h o a s s e p s m s n t o f t h * sa id p r o p ­ p r o p e r l y d e s c r i b e d t h e r e i n w i l t h# e r t y u n d t c t h e sa id r e r t l f l c a l * le­ so ld t o Ih* h i g h e s t b i d d e r a t I h e a n e d w a* tn t h e n a m e o f W i n t e r ’ Ih e e e e r t h o u a * d o o r o n th< ■a f l f a t D a r k D a r d e n s Inc. M o n d ay l a t h # m o n t h o f H e p t e m D n l e r s sa id c e r t i f i c a t e s h a l l h s ber, !*<*, w h i c h I* t h * tnd d a y o f r e d e e m e d r e c o r d i n g t n U w , t h a H eelem h er. 1*4* . p r o p e r t y d > - c rl l - e l t h e r e i n w i l l be Dated this »lal day of. Jaly, l»f*. »kt t o I h * h l e h e s l b i d d e r a t t b e 6 . r . IIK ItNDON. i h e - c o u r t hour# door on tho first C: tl e r k c i r c u i t Coo u r t . HemM o n d a y - l a Ih* m o n tli n f H ep trtn Isote C ounty, F lo rid a h e r . I l l * , w h i c h la I h e * nd d s y of t C i r c u i t C o u r t Ra nt) < H e p t e m b e r , l» t* . D ated th is | i s l d a v o f Ju ly . I * « . NOTicn o r A rru cA T iO N a . »•. t n : n n d o n , r o n t a i D u tn ■eWk “i r c u i t C o u r t . Hemark C m i A rret a i r m o r is Innl# C o u n t y . F l o r i d a N O T IC E IH IIK ItK U Y (1IVBN, ( a r c u l t C a u r t Real) w-we-a ■ ' ■■ •• m- • ' ^ s . a ■ ■■ ww w a,, i. In summer, reflect* the aun'a heat thus cooling interiors. In winter, reaiata rain, snow, and cold. Soft, d ean ailvery ah that *boautifiea and mode r n ix e s . m _ S - NOTICH or AFFMCATIOg r o n t a x ttn icn ciiAFTsnx tr«ar o r t a n . O n e coat does it all. . Pnce ......... ^ ' » - a l •» C .V . .V # ' — in* H s n i s n r o i v k n ,' T h a t J K I t K A. IIK K IIT , hold** o f n o t ic b $3-25 per ffallon ' _ • - * ■ ' 1■ -Wait sw * . Faint r'-_ . -t’ • i'‘T • * m l 'r<: " _ * STREET — PHONE MQ SERVING DEUC IO U •J*. V '. *A m, . ’ -e ♦. •- i,(X J it . . ^ *1 »n i ." I - �=5 ^ l 11 ....... " , - " - . ■ 1• ' * - ‘ In U nity T h e re I* S trength— 9 To r n t w l the T n f* of Ihe World! i ■ _r * * P a r t l y c lo u d y t h r o u g h F r i d a y . I .o ca I a f t e r n o o n th u n d e r s h o w e r * . To Promote the ProrrrM of dowries: JJ' T i l t W EA T H ER To Produce Prosperity for Hanford. AN INDEPEND EN T DAILY NEWSPAPER —— VOLUM E XXXVII E ita b liih e d Congress Is •Dashing Down fome Stretch SANFOKI), FLORIDA. 1908 THURSDAY, AUGUST l, 19-16 NO. 227 Associated Press loosed Wire DelegationRefuses T o ise Plan Risks Life For Hapless I)«ff ■ Social Security Meas­ ure is Only . Biff Hurdle Kentaininff 4 For Solons to Jump Churchill Asks Aid In Palestine Problem FromUS W A ^ H I N t i T O N , A u g . I, (/P)— C o n g r e s s is d ash in g d o w n t h e h o m e s t r e t c h to . w n rd n d jo n riim o iit* b y n ig h t­ f a l l t o m o r r o w b u t it hat* o n e b ig h u r d l e U< j u m p . T h a t is tile, d e a d l o c k o v e r s o c ia l s e ­ cu rity leg islatio n . Utili-ss th e le g isla to rs get to g e th er m Bidault Opens Peace Conferenci C h in es Reds Blame A ttack On U.S. Marines Air .of % ( ’alin Reigns In Paris as Reds Affain Are Tract­ able in Affreements P A R IS--A us.I |il’i —The 1 iikiivU i d rlrsalio n hs* anm u n rw l'th a l it wilt mil »c‘Comntunisls Say Stir- crpl ihe rompfbmbvr oolulion on I'rtc-lf, The Yugoslav dcprise Atiack .tlatlo riilm i * a . atoiotiiicrd at the Paris Pence Ci.nfprrnce today, By American Troops 'the compromUe solutb n c*lt» fir lie in lern atlln ali/atio n .o f PI'IPINW. Alt p u l I. till Plltltc.w LONDON; Aug. U lAT— F«rt . » ^ Commum»i . ntlm.. . .. .,n,;i*. - - s a t - . Trieste. .n u r Prune Minister Wineten A dittiv'huvtw sesjn fhe- ilfeu*a-ol ^ y«iiHr~iC^w,liu-Wu^s. « ,-n v ) t n r J — --rf. r.i^ fT^vP1Sw= n'h ” Iran M.viiin- mti .'.*vt n i i tut 1 A l i l h , — I l u l l - vv ,tH <Ul M ommolls today and added hi* - 4»e a n - a u t o m a t i c b o o s t In o ld on Mon I*) but they 'Inline i p ntitiMitil a i r t >f c a l m nt t h e [voice to the loihor Government's ag o in su ra n c e taxes Ja n . an t. m ittr-r _o! i tf to I j»i i n s | Y n r r <‘ivti f«*l't'jU‘C t o ilra for American help in fintlIloth I he Senate Hint the Hoitse { Auvudhv to Urn Onmmiint v,r () -n . n .Ils(t„ f,„- t h e ng h solution to the Palestine Imre iias.-abl the security hill ; Moil o| tin- ii ,. It , y *|,n i .** I . • ' problem whi.-h feeze* th e la* nt the pres­ s r ie ti, a vor* in H • itch' in Itiii iimutoti.H a t m u - p h o r c 19 | Churchill rip irsso d gloom ove) e n t one percent rate fny nnother ( winch ihice Mmlnc* acre uu*d t h a t R u s s ia I m s 'a g a i n b e e n -the coin.,, of llrilish effo rts In year. All th a t has been don;* .is and 12 art * n itm th i • ' t r a c t a b l e "in M a tc h in g a it [the Holy l.nnd. He declared to sent I the miaswro to u joint I I P MvTtm- * .afl h -m u . | m ,t|K, |lt w i ( h t h e O th e r <Mindly that if Anglo-American , congresstnul conference committee Mini .i rnmniuiuqur liml = j cooperation fails, the entire a motor -envoy nf 1- iihr:: f e ! 1HWW» «. to iron out various differences 'record of the llrilish adm inistra­ hud f i n arnbUfhctf by 10fl C hin-! Ill H m e e ti n g n f Illi* COBan d 'f o r that the houio must give tion in Palestine will stand lo rth ose T h 1 American ntfl-l|L. did not :.feri nvi' Rules t'om inlttoe. Hyivivt '4 unanimous c n s e n L as a nioinuniciit of incapacity. IdenlllV the attacker;; i Cm nmtio-; F,«i igo M inister M-d-d-iv agreed Representative Harold Knutson, The Conservative leader went 1st Ihd tlie* seen* dcllnll * In ' n the eelifeimwe to all Minnesota Republican, is blocking on to !,«)' th a t Britain should (rlblns Mi r nsa terirn t nv an mi ,,,,, .r, |.i i t n mi. !«• ih»* lim it th a t move because he Is oppos'd s u n t inlet hei inundate in P ales­ huslt ‘ ' l„ f trrn ile , This nic.iDs tlml , to a so cnlleil vocable grants p n tine if she proves unable, either Itinv-'H'I Hit- v lii.h l n « 'lulu j It, , .iidei-uue *!*•«*w not IWOpisinu which is embodied in the with or without United State* Ne»v V—o n mil ihe oMI ls! Con-* ,idv have t., . *it f t nt * itself to n bill. f ,\ HOPE W RAPPED tlt«H»NT) his right hand. Elian U. S'-ur makes !"*dr“"V mi her pledge* to \ ml i|c lull Iliuti i..i> It Y* tun # 'N tht- i |.| i*o Actually th ■■ dispute boils down • ti.it t ) I *\ i *i \ *nnh** vi r-i " to one lo t ween rich noil poor |-r-% tfiri J+l N ! i aval j ttiat tai Matt i h.* « , stat -s. The provision m»ert-'.t Terrier which he rescued from a crag several hiiodri'd feet below 'th e war was over, Cluirrhlll cor# QnP'l pmelit S»fUlH9| *1f ’»l * w'■*«*' * tinurd. that unle*, the United by the Senate- says that the No One could explain the pooch got lo In, isola|r<| perch. l> I* ! |1 ts .1 Ml |»: - I* 11 i. ii i tnmli* l.y the flint tint government would put up $2 for I filter mil Iona I Sou ml photo) Stale* lent u hand in I'uleitiHC Oil t’r'niflitlllist |» t tuu*' IIM* '■ !,%:»< »m|s -ei! lliitaio would lay the whole . en.'h sta te dollar for helping t h i v l lld .i if Ai jl #sj;c ->41 V lnmliv 1li*’ * f.V L.f problem nt Ihe feet nf the •FP*e|*1i. •t Vllff' Ink Ll nt-edy and aged in thiVio states C IIIII1IIIMM |tJo.uft HI If 1* I Jim j th* l k t s» i Mi­ h hut miniff United Nation,, moov i f them in th- Smith vritrre | ffM■*[i’ -Af'fr lulTffl tfl | CMsi rilift lt t* • »r»«!‘«iiu* , f |hr filftth**Churchill'* addtes* rame d u r­ individual income is less than d*1 \ v h m Am*‘ n -m r h» ing the second day <>r debate .si J . •• M if ii if H nut Aiiffo percent of the natonnl average. } rivrd tNiiit.s Li• i thr ( ’oiiimuiji’l * ^ Hi*•*.1.1%HI IOn Palestine in the House of *1 »»• \ kl itif usual* However, a showdown vote no Uon|l* JMlltltM'VI Ul a. *MsI u.t' it Ii t h r S o v i e t Common*. Knilier, Sit Stafford f \ 5 I M »C the m atter is due today. The Inc Ui** UU i f'ripp*. president of ' i {hard I sl.iiirt -rt priiTt ic,*i »|*, s*\riy matter. ditties Committers has railed foe a 1 In* f ' 11 n in 11111st it tj r ; r u ■ tr % I i m *n 1 of 1 fade, hail -lefer he gOV \ iiWHip ■it h**r 11l l Itlfsa taken ilirert vote on w hether the House r i f liuiiul Ulift A l l u r e *•» n t ! Ir i-A. i■i, I■y the •^ofereoee Rule, t orn 1 hr lepnrls from Washington ciiimeoC* plan for a four-way wilt aeek n cnnipromi*e vitb nuuf' i lohe r* i' vr,tti 'h (,f ; hat luvtb ihe Senatand House division of Ihe ll-dy l.nnd. He uni it- ii J J H ' u 1 Nelhcrtand the Situate. A tw o th lfil- vote (* (IrttuiiiL. t !i«s! A u iF r t i.u i. A itliili"* - j Itcprcsenlalive* hud approved the •aid the plan had. been worked hu piop, III tM» t*iirh roun necraaary to approve the eomfrom Chin* •ntlMv ,(l. I. Trttninal l-iave Bill and tin- out by a gioiip of British and ifi tfi c-ju.il to - mitten plan and that will come T h r 'fitly Litp cm im t rn i I r **iii n—axure sent to Piesideni Tru- Amtrlean uffiriitU. and seemed h s i i M THE SPEAKERS' PI \ I E " U M ip * itmiiH* **- In the nil i Miifi'i r--* . I iiM-udHiUrg A i m f k * t i h r r i ' l q i u r t r i «w sum ttintt today. AT»* man's d- k fi r final action cau i'-l to be j b e lies t**kfilu troll |>onsib)e ^ , ! m i |. mMhr j -tl .ft! inkf-iit hy till* ■t*d FnteigJ .mi tu I'll ids. G«'»tgc HilaUlt. tt.mee'. Outside ' t this gfttmlilin (dock, 1'* i' 17 •* u great amount of varied coin under Tbe piescri citcumstatic**. " *. c* n.iftMfli u 8 k '! c * ..ih ».*»! f'Uhii-j^ Inv olved ih the The plait Chlla for the Ullit}-lt*MllVl»H I . open* the |ie:,cr lunfeirMre. \d.li*.('i-g irpii venlntive iinoii* 4-elay by discharged m rvice Irr»u.,| H /fine vkilh the O if w ritten rule* o f w ar and cw rrtel • rrklllrtl vlimi ! men here In Sanford. State* * t1) ( n e iid r shipping t" ef oatmo , he Urged them !=• .I,.,h |. *'tli,. (dapor ,(f wot ilk . ritlMff a f f a l t u t b a course to peace—is about t-> ? t h^i n^*1vc* A Herald mirv-sy this no-ruing transport Jews to Palestine T) I If.I.-Ti­ ll Uiuit'i+b fit*’ ,*'ILa.* f end its final session. Yesterday revealed that th* former ilt-iigh- plan also propose* I hut Amen Mpc .irmnifptl U 1 the lawmakers pushed through boy* amt tars w-.-re much In fav«t pay a financial gm ul to .1 F ru ifflilrr Sinks In ii an (I HI*'lit tA-iifM ti- i ♦ . n flood r f last minute legislation. of the aclinn by r o n g r i" in Arab*. >f »*i**ry nation Both th»j Senate and House [tent At l ant i c Collision Iw - ttltv tit rst*l>li*hinz term inal leave f-.i en b p illd h r M ife g u .itd e il w lie n fin a l the **.000,000,000 til Terminal listed peraonnrl and payment f*n no i . h i . , : i " i i t ie »u lu tio il Pay Hill lu President Truman'* WASIIINUTiiN l furhiugh and kiave tim r tlml WASHINOTONr August l, (/Pi y -'lu ’l (vj {tessimv desk. The Senate killed, off an new A m e r ic a n b r ig h t e r uitd ' u m c u p 1,1 III they wer’ not actually able to _ at.-.nipt to enact the an U-Pol I hill 'Prealdcnt Tntmaii laid down the lake during the «m*rgency. U hflfl Idris o f p n V tfM li fork) f o r M oor, ibiMy (bat ni .. . J b -fo rr Cougresa quits. if brought law today that festers! officials arc I hep the l l r l l U b h ave gone to ih e The opinlona of fe n n e r toryffo 'live Ihrshlent •it- inbbrring p..i, I ihI.i V illVI-'.t Igilt» forward I lie lust appropriation to cut expense* \ ll t I m r rti!I tu illiim of ||„. N o i lb V M o .ti it -n varied conniderably i • [ ' I -III Plll t ^ l . . • _*i ~ra liwUiC hill of the session p carrying wpoke to tJs ofn- Ul family. Just at the method of payntenL vcYihi- J ul Un l , . . MU o, u nlltp eolltiM-oUie head of any American bouse____- , l* r Herbert 11--I, , ill, * I III- ’siili',,1(h ill ! «•> mu fund for the. fit Terminal Pay hrdd file f n - l g b t r l t. III, ll wdfl !-• | might do The president said ; nearly (J.OOO.OttO.OOO thn ,f i htiuill, ,<Imii 1,1. Lnitly ns IfilT am) list revived OPA. d , h. 1 ,.,l. •I I i ll lire \ IIIPI M ’llll F a« H J< i gn-'ii lo enlisted peraonnel m itthat because of Hie present lutta t «tn ii!,<>- '•it tl > ♦'Ell 1 o f I IT' .'111 Itl.s.ff I* M lto lls 1.1 hr ^l‘* llm ry Brown log opera' event President Trninnii -u' innary situation expense* are u -i ,• Atitlia* 11 M thi* K tiL r 1 ! * 1 '' ■ the Hanfoid School ,,f A n, b pared lo the trone . 1 measure. if !•■» fjilllfu; iiio ••- i i*ilii|i’i( with !hr * (till* hi|i W.1 IMU OillVf • %' ' ■ t v.itt may Tlie Wlille House In stru cto r-1 Jam es h. Brown, an At I. *•">■ tmlay outline,| plans for the p In* « d * pthuill * I* »4 h.uti J RitLllr t i t Mifflii unit l*i ••fiin+r « ttf • fi»u! t *■ iranitiiittec* ernlioti of the institution dun, went to Uip heads of all depwr- I lover who re*id#s at Til W. t t L i- .i. • « uf»* lira* to Hi apb I (jtiiVit Ilk** ft i ’**! I to t fil'd til •• a ». I : , I,, ,-A Soviet thr regular weekly Junior Chao merit* apd agmetea, but In ht-. Tbijd S treet said that h~ appt-v For ,il Pi i ra lly Ilii/t iiuu>•, , Iliilil !r* w liirl t Wiiv “ ii In11 t*.11 UilAMtt) lU tm l P •" 1mm for tin ts canfcrencc. Mr, lYuman apccl- rd of the measure passed by < on- h-r of Coinn -)rce luncheon l„ M «.* n i li« t| I y | m'iIi «t In Krrimhl jinirtt tu tllL* S t a l l ' s uflt;i liF’ <l.ttUtKCCM1i0 0 0 m i*‘par.nt ions n.< flcally mentioned U»c Army. Navy g ic u . Ilrown, who spent nearly nt (he Motor I my n t noon tods. Hu^iiuU 1Itvrniuf a Joml »*f rat tie fo r i w rit I ct) ini** th - | r> cut ttc aty L iP if fit nil M c m u r i a l, Mr. Browning told Jn v rre ilrii and Maritime commP-vlon. He Mid fivr years In Mrvlce, derbuml wJii’ti* it vkii, fmttVfl that i h Irra i rS ltR A to. Uaniiif, irwrunl th r ilrnfts. ^ AnOAIIU T ttfe Uf.8 MOUNT he had asked them to reduce their "I don't think It ahould be ptiid the naval air station, w hetr Huu* t)|ratk* | lii-clnrtdt1 of nu t* •*! > l\ |u» lacnffrr^ mut fit f|i»w mom* five - year' non - IWBoUable flying school will tie situated, h, MCK1NI.EY AT BIKINI. A u g « l expenditures way below the amounts ill ul nut It * s ill hern ab oard the V m r iir U n F a r m Whether u r m —UP)—Offirial* of "0|i>ratinn they had prevlmivly budgeted,' im ndi." Hovevor, Brown ad-lei tH*'n placed in a class fivr rutm m tnii*« **f I mh kvv hr*i! II Tl ■t urikm •Vsn. a* e. h ! ^ vory, meaning Dial the im p ■ ' lluil the Iwnda ''Would be nil right Croruiroads" have tome up with The Prr.vidmt laaued aeveral to *i* tfiiia nf to i ih t *1!.' r • , i I • 11 v St!fitly. W A S H I '*’! B N , A u g . 1 t/I% seme new theories and details don't* for government adm lnUim- il (bry would become nrgotnit-l- is considered a modern in*lull, la id . Mint 7 k cm toiif f Thi* atuiii ti eiuti |diiit|<i at Hu1 ropi-jniing the underw ater atomic lor* Don't buy things that are in in perhaps two years." "I firmly Hon. a*»t* In*l. ill** tii I tie 'ill |tndml»ly I h * tin Ridff*Browning o sse rtcl that bomb explosion July 26. For in­ ’aduwt supply, orvlcrrd live President, l-.li-ve," Brown a t ltr lr d , "that ’ in ♦man Oi*i-, ftreira of t» fir i major ti f stance. th-y art- examining the particularly such Items as lumber the President will approve II ■■ srhoo) will lie op-n for i-te , v Allt FORI f; m i i .mra I f > L j frrarkel to receive flight training int>H M■i‘|. I hi' * I*1 iffid the A F I. e possibility that the C arrier Sara : textllci automobile*, office etjulp- H I . " Hy A •* i..f- 1 ! • h r tnti'firh • Author Ikckw lth, -nr,Hint -m ; Hir (II Bill nf lllglit., nnd trg n and the lln ltlrih ip Arkunsa t J merit ami con*truelton materials tilrJr 1-KfOll'hei e rat !■«nirllHC d i • Ni r o. K l i n all * i On •' » %K i* amt w -n-* duff'* \ f i t .............. . vug i, broke their hulls on Ihe lagoon j Ttie President akw) said lie want* inimager nf The Sanford llrtul-l. I flight tcsl* Will lie available ' u i Irak niff it t»i|- , J i " d * 1’ T!i« Nali'iii.it 1 -*brar lt«dnt(>o • !! M 'S turd, •I ' i \ i l>-.i-t II . tV u 'e per o u t . floor, nfirir falitng down « big i public work* agencies to poslpori" »n« in favor nf paying t i " mui- y ’ to hours of Instruction, ell*- :n»Ui hi rt lt( In \ tf 11ra* A i m y t tra »“* ' <tiKHik. w a g tu r n *•! I tllr.l lo lllu clisjll "f a rahnle in the w ater roused by the | commitment* and ocltml construe to di-rtyrrged veterr.r* In r»-di j w a,' also ' iM valrd lij* M Iloanl fiii -« fin tied \*ljf. 20vlIU i \*i Pnrrf‘8, who h -latte t ifti! \ , v \ l.tmf.. i m ir S o n I'tego, P it. •man (* *- llmlcnl. i*i the da>w on whirl) (Ink It ultr* blast. | lion so far a* possible He w ant. "I think if officara got tbe money fhat the schmd ’■*it It thr i— me i* i*t*d »*** |daiM* - am i iKitl ,l i- l->-li>\.<l Hint one of I • • < ii i#e Sm ith hy F L. h r One report os' the atomic bomb work of low priority dropped, alto- in cash tha enllat'Nt rtvm dmuhl ha* three trainnm g ship*. plant worker* may rhoiuu* thr irMiumint p ru p rirlcr. . Uf rye to ft w it r l i|nu |* *riL *'f Hu- victim, may huve Itefil a nays »>'» 1the am euut of m atter con- kcIIkt and he w ants the depart­ be paid th a t way alan." fleck Taylor ami two Piper Cubs. Itn,-, union ifeoy wnni h* th rlr ccdhvthv :\liiH»,(MMt rni>ti m id i h o i i f i i m h o f The f !murun! ti|nmi for wiiutnn. Tbe plane was a fourvaried Into r t / r*y 'to sink one ments lo concentrate on amall with addad th a t there u r natty mure Piper training plane* t - „n lilirtaminff apriit. t i fill*| .■ I «;(M) A, M. rVi'i y lay, ! wilUnflIlrllii.li qitmcii flr" engined Navy l*rivaterr pntrel discharged vetorana who covld nrt'-.*r, ha declared. hundrtd-thnusand ton* of ship* economies aa well aa big ones. Approximately 20,000 wnrkct?- S ti,, uontan a rriv 'd ihi> n<t*ti ' i*a»tlrlpnllng. Tbe RAE fIriw ..vci* iHinilier,- It hud taken off from m e the money due them at ihe [ wa* about the size of a matchwill take part in the election. The j ing at aln.iu 0:,'H) o'cluck nnd a -A j l.-«ndnn in «altite tn Ambassador the <'amp Mtnimnr Air Field on head. U nder the fame formula, ] WASHINGTON, Aug. 1—M 1 -- present Uir»." Beckwith al*o was plant* are o pc talcs I by the Mori | f,„ „ ruji nf cuffcc. “ I notire-i j W. Avertll llarrim an mi the n flight t > Uiitln when it plunges) P reiidenl Truman announced to ­ •urn th a t President Trum an would the am ount of fissionable material la n to Chomlrnl Company, tltv , , hut ,h - apprarctl pale mnl m i>--t who flew .the big « liitr-ntor- to the ground. The ere*h occur* day th a t he la n am in r William approye the m easure. **)ft over from the nploslon and Tenne*«rc Kastman Uorporalion , .. , „( funny,” snid Mi U..u- | rt*l bomber* nmt fighter- «ver ,,*d four laintlti - a fte r the take, Jam es Gut, son of Mayor II. „ not converted Into energy would Clayton U ndersecretary of Statu and the f'aridde and f i l l Ih it, Af»'t dunging the rnffrHIt- Europe, off, nent * ninp Kearny. be about 36 ounce*. T hat handful in charge of economic affairs. The Jamua (iut. said this morning that Chemicals Uoi|iornlion. a»ke<| fni n gbiew uf water rvhit-i Tlie plane" - u r u tf .i rrew of ' stu ff haa filled the target SPia appointm ent will be made under the legislation was very fnvnrjnte JERUSALEM , Aug. 1. (,P ,~ IR1 MAN NAMES JOHNSON five, and at least ^lx Army and Employe* cf each company will the tvnllicii gave b-r, then she 'w ith deadly radioactivity for days. row legislation he ia preparing to In hi* npnion. “ I think payment The third day of a houM'-mWASHINGTON. Aug. 1 U't Navy |M--o!o g u i Alt of the pas* nskisl fur nnother run of roff-jo I f M l I ii t* tra m o Klahll A .big chunk of tha landing sign. house March of Tel Aviv U mill _ be jwlled *eparnb*ly and each an-l drntik three quarter* of tt l*rr*ldrpil Truman I....... setiges, were officers. F.lisvon icompany will ioregarded as a .ship on which the atomic bomb to have uncovered a new rurhc ■-.I the S)ipointmrut of Ker-ii John liave Ih-i Ii recovered from th* During Hint tinu she wa, rexiiing separate liarzaiiilng unit. T h . p-teas auaf'tnded. was Mown four of arm s In the all-Jewish city. son as UndeniKrettiry nf l.atmr. buruisl wtecfeiigr. n ileteclir., *tory ma^nztne.” British m ilitary authorte* at* au ltr of the three day balloting miles aw ay outside the lagoon. Askisl if he had seen the woman Johnson is a former governor ••{ will lie announced nt Onk Ridge understood t» have found hun­ Keolurky. if ..Hiinant tl* !'■*, l;l* a n dreds of grenade*, rcvnlvrr*. on the night of Aug. 22.’ m ortara, arm other weapon*. _ A t Ifa lfa, about 3250 Jcwidi Rental* for home* and a p a rt­ on June 30, 1040. im m igrants were Mid to I* on a 2. Tha railing rent [it for my hunger itrik e . The Im m igrant', Officials cf the new Citizens ment* in the Sanford ren t con­ Anv veteran in need of serv­ re*-a part pnant on June 10 was 160. who ettem pted to enter Palestine ice (free of r h n rg r t in any of 1 Bank of Orledo revested yester- trol area under recently Jully I, my landlord raised illegally, w sra being dftalm-,1 th r following categories is re* w a y th a t their total resources established Federal ren t control 00, On Ju finested (u visit Hie offire of . khi "■" *■* After operating on* month now are now the tam e a* of June my ren t to (76.00 a month. Now aboard ahlp. They dtm andrtl I bat It was tearri.'d that i'ndget is t rt for mat lot: received hy- fit" the responsible agencies listed stand a t l t . 021.6M. The annouw e- 30, and rent* advanced since th a t ran t control h a t bean r e ­ they be allowed to land a t oner. afternoon t holding up any announremnit of is anernoon ON8ET. M aas, Aug. I, (AV Sanford Herald this below: the established m ust I continue to ^vunt^*raajMU*<l by Cashier Char- th a t tim e m ust revert to indicated that 1'n'sident Ernest « penalty which might le(dared 8 tote police have ilcclnrisl th a t form er price, H. W, Wolcott, W Coordinator — K. II. Carter, p. j . WASHINGTON, Aug. l - ( / P > - p raity „!25-yenr-ohl Ruth Mcflurk L. I’ndgelt of ,tho Flniila State on Dudley for his action pending No, effective Atluntlc National Bank Build­ t, 1046 Two American Airlines companies The Institution began operation* a n a OPA ra n t Director, anirrclpt nf an official re|eir‘ . from I ' ngtie ha* not yet tak en ' nn> ing. . your ra n t goea rent of have been granted permission to wan murdered. on Ju ly l and on Um <1*7 follow- nounced today. ThO bwly of th r rirl who was act Inn relative to the incident lari Umpire* Hill Gndft><y and I’ruciEmployment —- It. S. EmE xtra rental m'eney paid to | ••0-00. ' inx resource* lotaited a. ■rsUbltsh new a ir routes to Alaska, tin. , night at H-r Municipal P ark dur­ summer visitor tn Cambridge tloyment Rcrvice, 112 North on the O rient and A ustralia. The landlord* during t h . Interval . f- * ***n*d . * Uly ( 770,000, S heffar declared. Other local liasrball officials ing J h r Sanford-DcLand eontevt found I n . n lonely hog tert P ark Avenue. doe, not hav* to b* rafundto. 'J ^ T l calling for ,76.00 a month Civil A eronautics Board haa anfrom the Onset village when Umpire Ross Cruritln w»* intimated today th a t’ they be­ Vocational T raining and Edu­ celling ran t thoriaed N orthw est Airline* and H id Mr. W olentt w ho p o in te d . In*t*ad o f _ FOUR NEGROES ESCAPE hall where *he was last attacked hy a pitcher Willis Dud lieved Dudley wot/Id reeelpe a ruscation *— T. W. IJiwtnn, Court ■Rt* I con* P a n Araarloan Airway* to act up J««»* 3«. » Tha s ta te prison farm a t Oviedo out th a t th e n have been quite [ju m ln n from professional lutse A hunt I* still going on ley of thn Red Hat*. I Inuse.* ^ . t 'ay reported tl«i escape of four a few raise* In ra n t In th e “ " « • |th e new Iran i) aerate*. In addition It was Intimated, howntwr, that j ball for P0 playing days plus ti a myileripu* man nair.etl Legal Asa la Inner. Hospital* 6, 1046. the the CAB also granted TransW. [ No, a fte r Ji j r o prisoners who ware «arr- S a n fo rd . are a elnc« Ju n e itutinn and Ktate Service Of­ no more World A ir L ine, an extension or W ra n k ” with whom she le ft the Dudley will be handed n stiff fine posilhle flm of (200. It was point* In» 6, 7, 16 and *6 yaar sentences These raises varied from (6 to {•'kllorU ficer — Contact through Lloyd ee hall last S atu rd ay night for hi* action. Ife was>In civilian , cd ru t that this is a minimum In effect fo r offenses ranging from break K. Boyle. County Service Of* th e first night of h er vaca- clothes whehn ha attacked Cruelll* penslly for a Cbse sim ilar to last id les, of R* International route which In tng and an ttrin g to tucond degree , The follbwing question, and efh ttL c re ate , a second United ficer, Taknch Building. in th" fifth Inning but Guneral night's incident. the terms of the new ),*•*. ........................ been Imxware hava baen prepared by m urder. Sanford police b are Statan flag round-the-world ser­ Home Service Assistance to Btat« police Lieut. , John SuIlL Manager John K ridor of tha SanMr. Krider th is morning lauded regard OPA In to tbo new ren t / not tf'>>d o f tha c*cape-, vice. Bervlceeien, cx-Seraicemen and — In charge of the invsaU- frd Baxeball Association said the manner in which park uffieicontrol: th eir Dependents — Atncrisan — said* th a t although an , th a t it would n o t make an y d if­ ala, hall players and particularly T h e’ softball gam* i. I* there now Red Cross, IoikcfronL Boule­ pay la not complete there ference a* th» r u le , of th a 'N a tio n ­ the members of tlie Kunfutd vard. tonight between th* on my home? definitely foul play In the al Association of P rofiialonal I’olice Department prevented any Veteran* Administration — ,death. Sullivan said ha was Baaslrall Leagues cover th a a«ti- further trouble during the in­ M artin M. Rudlch, S htfiff* to determine w hether she vitia* of a player, who la signed cident. “ Ws ic g re t the u n fo rtu ­ Office avary Tuesday. slain In the !* g o r ■elae- to , baseball contract, tn a league nate incident happened," declared Mr, Krider. . • . i , -.. Adds to Government Plea for American Help in Settlement H «■ ............................. ... . ....... ,h. 1.™..,., Th;; 1'h* Sanford’s Ex-Service Personnell Comment On Term inal Leave Bill ' j -52*k Truman Orders ] Federal C hief To Cut' Expenses President Pointw To Maritime Group and Army and Navy |C Woman Found Unconscious Today A fter Taking Poison Capsules a Browning Outlines Plight Training At Jaycee New Theories Are Advanced Relative To A-Bomb Blasts i/1*» Luncheon 1Oak ~ ipd Ridge To Be S;ie Of South’s 1st Labor Drive A-Rmnl> Plant Kmployci'S to ChooNi* C.1,0, or A.F, of I*. Klevcn Army, Navy Personmd Die In ( rash 01 Bomber More Armn Found In Search of PalcHtiiu1 Bank Resources At Oviedo Over Million Wolcott'Says Rents In Sanford Area Must Revert Back To June 30 Levels Body Of Murdered Girl Found By Police Padgett Awaits Umpire’s Repurl Before Acting In Dudley Episode Veterans Service j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 31, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 31, 1946. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 31, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald