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M O N D A Y , J U L Y 29, 1946
T H E SANFO RD HERALD, S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
Lips Radiant as
Gen. Marshall
U rania Island
Holds Credit Still Visible,
In Whip Hand
Pilot Reports
G low in g Ember*
l**4u
WASHINGTON—Cen. George C.
.tlur.hiill, I’ rcaidcnt Truman’s spe
cial envoy to the Chiang Kai-shek
government is seeking peace in
China trying to heal the genera
tion-old cliavage between the Na
tionalists and the Chinese Kcds and
save the country fiom a risump-
yn u -s*^
The difficulties facing the one
time chief of staff of the American
armies in this great task arc
mounting Keen in the face of the
worst need for peace and unity that
they |M»sitdy have ever seen, the
op|H,«ing Chinese factions arc thus
far unable to compos® their differ-
OeU,.,. W« » , . rt Owrgs I.r**l4
(Lnnii| cefor. Ifrnkt ferry lunar
vkktkiiaraftsamrsasliesdci —*—
wl«... itunuaiir lleriaa. l«r ki'tb.
l(k<lU,krminf rebn,. UsSirlel
■aonlwii ,nt IslilUsy pit pa
for ikr tnr liar riti*ud (etc piss
IcrnniuUr I piliuol
„
. During the few months Marshall
has been in China, he has kept
wholerale civil war from south of
the great wall and brought Natinnlst and Red chieftains together
to negotiate.
In a few hrirf weeks nwnv fnim
Stomich Sufferers
H u t Fut Sure Relief?
—ft M.mt •**»
HI —■!»* A-al-II r*. UiO ,1 th, * m 1*0hUhf m 4UIbm erocilbe* hr Birr t>**m . A-O-Ur, with VIOBla »-l nail *1«t
n fut nu«r ft rear (rsffUt wui ih iw
x lf n fu ) fn r awrf. Try A-O-llr, l*»
lAf. Al tU »**4 tt%t OsrB rrrryshirs.
,t ’ Tourhlon and other guoij
true Ktere, In Hanford.
anil Nationalists on the way to
amalgamation. Mar-bull saw the
wnrk he started fall apart. Agrcements hastily put together were
disregarded, and civil war caine on
a major scale In the Yangtxc'Vat-
The rlche.it woman In the
United Stutei Bnd probably In the
world li llcttv Sylvia Howland
(Irecn Wilke, daughter <4 Hetty
(Jrcen, Wall Strret tycron of the
nineties.
Mrs. Wilks has more
money than Doris Duke and Harhara Hutton combined.
LEGAL NOTICE
IN TIIB CIRCUIT COURT «)F TIIK
NINTH JUDICIAL. CIRCUIT OK
TUB HTATC OK KIJlHIDA IN ANII
p o l l MKMINOl.K COIIRTT, IN
ITIANCKHY.
NO. t i l t
IIBVWAno II. MTBIIN, .
Plalntlir,
MATTIK LOU Mr BUS.
DrKndffirit
MOTH'S! TO t lT lit B
TIIK STATS: OS' KUIHIDA lo:
MATTIB IjOI' MVS:ItS. whose re»|ilrnrr and sil'lrr** air uoknowo:
VoU are hereby nollllril Ihsl ault
li«. Item liXHiahl against you In
lh* Circuit Court of Ramlnole Coun
ty. Kliwiila. in .«'b«neir». .tylril a,
alu.tr 1 , 1 furlh. Iiy ilKlW ARD II.
MVBIIS. anil you a i r hrrrtiy r»I,Iiln-.l III Mir with llir Clerk of
■alii Court your written appearance,
Charles Dickens was forced lo I personalty or by attorney h In aalil
suit on Hie Tlh <l«y of August.
go to work at an early age be- IMS, soil lhrtr.tflrr In file With
nnrrg-hta—father w» a~lni|iris» iiH
mi your wTTTTrn nsienaea,
10 Ih, Mil of complaint In
11 a !’ llir Crur pr«.*crlt>r.t
llrr,In fall not nr JudgIII l>r ritlrrm! natlosl you
The ukultla la of Purtuguc*
uII. This Is * still hr Ih,
. IIBTWAIIH II. MVBIIS,
i*|erk t»f Hi** rirru ll’ Court
frti u divorce from you, It ATT IK proceed Ki l*arte.
name pursuant to th* term
H#nr1nul«* <*«»unly, Florida.
|.«»1 MVHIIH. defendant
!*•* •hie «»rd*r he ptihlltlicd for Flrtlll'HJ* Name Hiaiutr <
,
l*. A WALKS
WITNKFi! n r hand »r
l a » i of Florida) «
the Malulor) time re«|tilred by law
•aid Court at HarifonU Florida,
in the MANFOIII1 IICIIALP. Hanitt) lid) of Jul), «?4t
f*»rd. Florida, a newspaper of *«•«O. I*. II Kit.M**IN
er*l c lri tilalIon in i^ld rounty ami
A» C4erk of Sal«1 Cut
•talc.
■ISKA I I
Wltneee my hand ami official
M-al nt office at ^aiiTord. Hemlnole
OIIDFII OF 1*1 lll.M\T|0\
Count ft. Florida, this &th day of
T •»: HKTTY A lt T lllIl IIIFFV. July, m «
h |»ii»e* place of redid* lire la un*
«»- V. IIKItNiHiN
Clerk of Circuit Court
kri*»» n
IHKAl.l
inu arc Itrreh) notified aml
,itin »-i| (•» appear In a rcrlnill Hill
Covnplalnl fit* «l Mh(alnst you for
SIITICH
,11ft••rt*e. by CleYHK M lt|FI*Y.
SOTII’ K IN IIKIIKIIV flIVKN
tmiw p< ndlriR In tlie Circuit Court
HOI eliKHKld III b u lls.,, Hi
«.f *Hemlaola Cntmiy, Florida, oh or
KIo.IiIh. un.i.r III* llrll
|,rf*»re» the Cth day of Atmuel, IRK.
itn* •Knn Park K.rnefleis"Wo can make nrriiiiKOIn default thereof ewld raue«* will
at w» IiiIpikI |u t.g l.n r
pr.Mre*l •:* I'ffiMe.
mentH for you to finance
I^t thla order he pul»(i»hed for
them on EASY TERMS!
the atalutort time rr«|t»lr*d hy law
tn th** Kanford llerahl. Kanford. F'*»m newspaper *»f Kcneral dr*
rt,l.«tloti In aald rounty and elate.
Venetian blinds made to fit aliy size windows
WliitfM my hand and official
„a l «.f ufflrv. at Hanford, H« ttiluolc
rounty* Florida, thin Slh day uf
Jul>. m *.
t». IV IIKHNIHJN
Clerk of Circuit Court
In Unity Thera la Strength—
BEAUTIFY
YOUR HOME
with VENETIAN
BLINDS
^ s & s s g & 5 ig k
nunnii o r ih h i .ic a t io a
T<. JI1NK MASe»N. whose |
rr>lilrnrH Is unknown.
V„„ are lirrrliy nollfinl Jlol
,Uni lo npprnr to n pertain
> i .■mnu.nnr f t- t n r-iw r i "n
' hy CAItnol.1. AI.IOtltT
now itrntl m: In Otr Circuit
r Srmlnttlr Cotinly. Klorhla.
r(»»rr llir (III liny of AUKItsl.
***"£ *
To Produce Prosperity ter Sanferd.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
V O L U M E X X X V II
Marines Being
Wood and metal slats
Repairing — Rcflnlnhlng
SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO.
No whlvkey was dtUilled during the Drealet
port of the war. All distillers* focllifle* wars
devoted to the production of war alcohol.
During this period, however, diitillers con.
tinued lo bottle whiskey from their ware
house Inventories, reducing supplies ol
oglng whlikles to a low point.
In blended whitldet a major Ingredient It
grain neutral spirits which ar« more readily
available than straight whivklei. like the
groin spirit whlikles of Scollond uted In
Scotch whitky, and iho highly refined groin
distillate uted In Canadian whitky, grain
neutral spirit* when properly produced
make for a lighter, milder-tasting whlikey.
Haven't distillers replenished their
_ , * R o o m 506
S a n fo rd A t l. N a t. Dk Bldg
IUvb,,,« m 4 by r»MIi
U» jrttfi ms fry If
Q.
Are groin neutral spirits ever aged?
A.
Yet. But In America, the law doet not allow
a dittillor to odvertlte thot his grain neutral
spirits have been aged. Despite this,
inn, tome
gitliiler* mature grain neutral spirit# In bar
rels to the exoct point where they con con
tribute the utmost In flavor, mollownets,
bouquet and body.
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How long will th« shortage loti?
It will bo three or four year* before th#
whitkey dltillled since the war Is ade
quately aged and ready to drink. Straight
whltkle* of"Bondoble"<ige (4 yeon or
more) won’t be plentiful until after 1947..•
younger straight whiskies not much sooner.
Scotch may be scarce even longer. The
shortage of better quality Blend* will also
continue for at least 3 or 4 year*.
T H IS BR AND OF
PAINT
VARNISH
ENAMEIjS
Larcoloid
HAS
ENAMEL
BEEN
KNOW N
SINCE
1840
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Are Blands m ore popular than other
types o f whiskey?
A.
Decidedly I After Repeal, only 10% of all
whiskey told was blended whitkey. By
'1942, before the whitkey shortage, the
trend to Blends waggo great that tho figurewo* 50%. Today, 80% of all whiskey sold
is blended whitkey...and undoubtedly,
many distillers who are making blended
whitkey for the first time will continue lo
produce It to meet the popular demand.)
A.
No I Al Calvert It I* |utl the oppotlte. It Ii
‘ built up...a whitkey created to meet exact
ing standard* of uniformity, bouquet, flavor
and mellowneit. Various corefully selected,
aged bate whiskies and grain neutral
spirits are bfended together scientifically
to achieve the exact qualities and char
acter Calvert know* the consumer prefers.
What d « M blending ,g «»m p llsh ?
"
Three things. It creates a product with a
distinctive character, Impottible without
blending. It assures uniformity lhat could
not be ochleved In any other way. And It
makes possible a definitely fighter product.
Cigarettes, coffee, tea—docens of products
Americans use are blends.
•;)
A . Tab# cattednStrolghiw, whitkey must b#
itlled-ln-bond” ,
four years. Good Blend* usually contain
blending whiskies aged 4 to 8 years.
Q , Is "boHled-ln-bend" whiskey o f better
quality than oth#r types?
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S U P P L Y OF S P A R V A R N I S H
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Q.
Q . How long must whblwy bo oged?
Wo apedalise In qoalHy
palnta for every surface,
and glaaa for every perpoae.
Hhinnenla
arriving daily
■till selling at .(he old
prices In effect before OPA
In IM S.
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J U S T R E C E IV E D !
11 ,
IfHiHHl
FOR QUALITY
eel ■turns * Bad Lan eldJ •
time and trouble saver. Use
ll an weed, taeU l or plaster,
Indoors oe owl.
Brilliant,
long-wearing color* with a
hard, smooth surface that roBlots alkalies, alcohol, odds
and cleaning solution*. Lareoloid One Hour Ory Ensmei
la a modern BnUsl for modern
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Q . Is blended whiskey "cut" whiskey?
and the Americana immediatelyjunii>«d out of li'jir truck#
dove into the field#.
Fite* 9ttid that three Ar four
urenadea lurat within 20 fevt of
where hf lay, and IiuUaU whistl
ed over his head. 'For an hour,
then* was heavy firing from
both sides, hut after the fiist
nttark th* Chinese could twvrr
yet close enough to ime.grenades,
ab hough they tried to sovciul
Hi- Marine* dr
o ff uk’ nliT'aiuI again.
The ambush was sprung al
nltout mmn, atul one hour und a
half Inter, the Marine* sent onr
■if their nit*n through the enlircleineni for help, nut no help
came.
*
There wag n biasing hot sun
overhead, and the attacker, could
tie seen r u lin g uliout in the
rurnfields, looking—according to
Maj. Frees—Ilk* Indians on '.he
war path. Some of them wore the
Ciimmuoist uniforms, seme were
dressed as farmers, some wore
only Shorts.
After four hours of fighting,
the M trirei made their getaway.
They piled bark into their trucks,
and one at a time the vehicles
raced out of the fighting area —
mu every few arcomls. The
drivara held the -gaa pedals right
1
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FOR BOATS OR ANY EXTERIOR SURFACE
-A L S O M.rfel. Floor V.ra'i.h, Stool Wool, Rod M,UI Roof
Paint, Ken-Ton# Wall Paint, StopxU Water Proofing,
Paint Brushaa — All Sis# — Pure Bristle.
A . No. The U.S.Oovemment Itself, In Treasury
^
Decision No. 1299 say* "Bottled-In-bond
| | B stamp not a guarantee of quolity." The
| V "bottled-in-bond" tfomp guarantees only
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quanfify.,.that the whitkey Is 100 proof
M
and not lets than 4 yean old. A/J whiskey
M
h made undsr government tupervltlon and
Q . It It easier to make BlendtT
At
No. Blending Is not "mixing", but h a sci
entific procedure In which compatible
straight whiskies ond grain neutral spirits
ore brought together to arrive at a pre
determined, uniform tost#. Successful
blending depends upon"knowhow,"bosed
vert's ditiillery there Is a "library"of hun
dreds o f whltkle* and grain neutral spirits,
each catalogued according to R* charac
teristics, compatibility, etc. Cohrert tpe(WU29Iin Ol^OQles*morioii rva ointr
equipment, and expert personnel enable
Calvert to produce whiskies which have
mad# th# name CALVERT a hallmark of
quality. Out o f Calvert's extensive labora
tories have com# exclusive processes that'
Q . Are Calvert Blends superier to othen?
£
A * We think so, became Cohrert has blended
more fine whitkey In Its time than any other
distiller In America. Calvert's matchless
Inventories, greater experience, ond devo
tion l « high quality product* during the
shortage period give ample evidence that
Reprinted b y courtesy of Cohrert Distillers CorpH
Aulo Glaaa
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Gongressmttn-'$2500
For Representation
Nagato Becomes Third Capital Ship
To Go Down In Lagoon After Test
Japs Will Get
Grim Reminder
Of War Bombing
SuperfortH To V ihU
Some Target Cities
During Celebration
TOKYO,
July
.’10—DP)— Thr
observance of United States Army
A ir Force. Day in Japan next
Thursday will serve ns a grim re
minder of wartime bombing for
II Japanese cities. *
Thirty
It 'JP *u|>erfort* will
revisit those former largut cities,
Including- Tokyo, Yokohama, Kobe,
Osaka and Hiroshima. The plane*
will take o ff from Okinawa and
fly.the familiar route to the Jap
anese islands. Over Tokyo they
will be joined by a wing of 0s>
Fifth Air Force stationed outside
the Japanese capital.
It will l>e the first mass (light
of ll-'JO's over Tokyo alnco YJ
Day.. When they pats over the
Doolittks Softball Park in the
city, the plane, will dip their
wings in salute to Lieutenant
General James Doolittle, leader of
the first aerial raid on Tokyo In
April, UM2.
The Air Forces Day program
will include broadcast, by Gtnrral Mar Arthur ani the brad of
the pacific air command, Lieu
tenant General Ennis Whitehead.
Five Persons Are
Believed 'Dead In
Four Firemen Are
Army Plane Crash
Killed During San
WEST, Miss-, July 3 0-</P )A t least five person* are said
Francisco B la z e
to have died in the crash of p
. two-engined plane near the town
of West. Walter Howell, who lives
In the town, says he saw five
tuidly burned bodies In the wreck
age today. Ho added he has heard
of no survivor*. The crash was
thought to have occurred late
HIKIN'). July :iu, t,1*i
A third
capital ship has sufeumhed tielaMtly lo ihe power uf ihe un
derwater atom bomb exploded In
Tlikinl l*g<on Thursday
The
latest victim of man’* mwe.t
weapon Is the battered Jamim
battleship N'ngnlo. The bailie
wagon, one of Japan's two hen*
lest pre-war ships, slid i|metly
lo the bottom of the lagoon
shortly before dawn today.
The task .force commander,
Yier Admiral William lllandy,
now has added the hlstorii '-’ 7t lull, a II,| fon
hatllesliip
New
Yoik to lire apparently•daiu.iced
list Thus, she johis the I'etu .il
I vama, the cruiseri Salt I .iki
'City anil Pensacola' on the i<elieved-dnmagcd roller.
The latest revised list of ship
rasiialllea now Hals (he Nagatn
ns sunk, along with the 2fi.0<Hitoii battleship Atkansns, Ihe T-T.OIMpton queen aircraft earlier
Saratoga, also an oil tcndei and
• the landing ship from which thr
’ millet water bomb wa» siiapeodrd
Classified all missing mill be
lleved sunk are the ,nhmanu„: Pjlnt Fish and Apogon.
Ibe
sulrmarina Searaven, nt first re
ported mining, has been omitted
from the lateat report.
The submarine Skipjack
is
carried a« mining.
Listed a*
kcschesl to prevent sinking are
Ihe destroyer Hughes, the Iraniport Fallon and the submarine
Dentihla;
Complete inspection of ail dam.
age still Is being prevented hy
the deadly x-rays resulting from
the atomic explosion. The Na*
gato, for example) was to have
been towed to eea. but radio
activity prevented salvage crews
from approaching her.
SAN FRANclSCO, July .1ft—
(A V —Four firemen were killed In
the fire whleh swept through a
downtown San Franciaeo hotul
early today. At Iraat 20 others
were overcome by smoke.
The 240 hotel guest# had time
to escape befora the flamex shot D. H . Hooker Died
upward fmm the Herbert note!
At Home In Longrwood
basement.
*
Th* blai* wa* finally brought
D. H. Hooker, M year old reelunder control after a three-hour
batik). Causa of the fire ha, j.ot dent of Longwood, died Monday
at 10:06 A. I , at nla horns after
been determined.
a brief i lines*.
Dorn In Orahro County, Aug.
City Attempting: To
4, 1860 Mr. Hooktr had lived In
Eliminate Hazzard Central Florida all o f hla life. He
was formerly a rataber of th*
City lights on Park Avwnue
have not boon In operatloa for
several evenings dua to short
circuiting and grounding because
o f th* heavy rains.
8urvivory
Sidney tUJisrd o f tha City
street department ia trying to
remedy a traffic hasard on th*
House and Senate
FLETCHER
117 SOUTH PARK
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PARK AVENUE
DISTRIBUTORS OF CALVRRT WHISKIES
• • • • • • • • •••
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All Meetings To Be
, ()|)en To Newsmen;
Spaak Is Elected
Rules GroUp Chief
PARIS, July 3 0 . ppy—S.*c
Two Army men who were in
the convoy auiil the ambush w»*
to II prepared ami well limed, and
would have destroyed tho convoy
if the Marlrt-s had not Iwen on
the ulert. Army Mnj. Krcl Frees
of Sioux Falls, H. II., said Ihe allavk cairo na suddenly a, an ex
plosion, mid Army Sgt. Juinc*
W-sl of Cincinnati, said: "They
t' ~ ; a CROUP.OF HKVFNTII DAY ADVENTISTS at (il.d.I.o.e, Ore..
threw everything at us exiept the
■re shown getting thel, daily ration of watei Cllirens of this
kiU'ticn ftink."
Accimlipg to F t f « . tH* men ominunlty have liecomc dr|irndent on wale, brought from I'.otland
•*f |) •• convoy knew they were ( m street-cleuning truck, for diinking and cooking purjo ,e- lleceiit
in u ilangrr tone. Thrrr
a" n hot weather cnusetl a severe water shortage In many Oregon com
•iifidrn tiurat of fire fmm
i Intel national l
firhln on Inith »l(lrn of thr load, munities.
Dlttililng and aging are not the end —but
the beginning—of the long procen through
which Calvert whiskies pair. In other wordu
blending begins where distilling ends.
whiskey stocks since the war?
rnes And Attlee Assure Paris
Investigators
Hear Testimony
PKIPINC, July 30 (/P>—
A search is going on near
Peiping, China, for Ameri
can marines still listed as
missing after an ambush
that apparently was. the
work of Chinese Comtmlu
ists. Three hundred Chinese,
sume jujMliem wearing the
blue*gtrwn ’ Communist- uiti-'
I |,820 W E S T T H IR D S T R E E T
P H O N E 1 1 5 2 .W
MiM IM W M W M M lW W W M aW tM M M M M M M M tW M M tW M M M AABk
Why It more blended whiskey on the
market than other typer?
PrertN l.eu 8 f ( l Wire
Chinese Red Ambush
Takes Four Linear
— Americana—Escape
After 4-IIo*ur Fight
Simple questions and direct answers thai
will explain what’s happening...and why.
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Amurcluted
Free Estimates
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IG E N E R A L IN S U R A N C E
P h o n e 7 32
SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, JULY 30. 1946
1908
Water Rationed In Oregon CitieH
Poland Reported
Havimr Bip: Boom
In Sports Field
t
E sta b lish ed
form, nttnrkrd a motor convoy of
.1(H) United Stairs Marine* en
route from Tientsin to Prtping
yesterday. Four Marines were
kill,d, til wounded, with two of
them not expected to llvo, and
mi unspecified ‘ number are mis-
Why fa whiskey still scarce?
W EATH ER
P a r t ly clo u d y th rou g h W r iln c iilt y .
L o c a l a fte rn o o n th u n ilerih u w era .
To Promote the Profrru ot America;
.,rn. Marshall it rtnliled with
having in his hand* the strings that
control the linanrinl credit* Chinn
hopes lo ^gf t from the United
States. These appear to be his most
powerful tools-fot penee. Once these crcrlils have been al
lowed lo pass In Chinese control,
a lessening of Chinns respect for
Marrhall's «ITo,l« in their behalf
need not la- held surprising.
The cleavage hrtwreri Chinese
Nationalist and f'hjnese Ited Is
wide, deep and <d long standing.
Whrthet Maishall ran rhange the
couiac of this tide of human strife
can be answered only hy events.
I'OI.KH IN HFORTH
NKW YORK. July. ( A P I —Pol
ami. one of (hi most stmrt .cotiM-ifitu
countries in prrwar Kurope, is now
rxporienring a mminting sports
h* om, refmrls the polish Press
A g'enrv
Hosing, wrestling, basketball,
track, hockey, Incyrle and motor
eyrie taring, swimming, tennis and
soccer are parking the Polish
nienns, though most of flip sta
diums still bear Hie shattering
marks of the war.
Alhlrlir rlulrs hate been nrganli'd In all thr big rilira. towns
ami tillages, with inter rlly con!•"!* taking place throughout Ihe
ruunlrt and attracting thousand*
•if frantic enthusiasts.
Vcvrral interualional .‘ompetiIjnus took place in Poland la*|
year, including visit, hv an Fng
Itsli sorcri leant and Cjrch boxers.
'ollsh running slats juurnaycd to
'inland for track gantrs
Major swimming race* have been
held in tho YMCA pools in War«nw, Cracow and l^ait. During Ihe
last six months howling has he
roine verv popular.
Thr Polish sports pages, though,
still devote their major attention
to baling, which has produced
some notable International victories
for Poland,
TH E
To Protect the Peeco at Ibe World:
be con
st 4:00
Baptist
the
contrnctn? Kivind
AndvrFiih. <*4»f»>f .iiu rout ended that
tin* cheek uh . ,i campaign con
trilmtinii.
T ie Senate lnve«tignU r* alw»
lenrmd tlini r»n»ident Truman
Ita* rrvanted their tn|Urd foi
nutlif ' tt\ to iMNpn I liieoiue, rX
cr*. piirTil mm«I *1liei in\ leturna
Die r« niinittre ha# tod tli«cl«H»isi
w liit't* Mditiii*. nrf ti In* t xamincC
except lo «a\ that they would
|w>
U" »*Clllt »tl Wit h the
l,at
ii \|unitt"M- i mnliinr
In Tiiiniiia, dcfenac conlraclei
Anderson t.**111isg,| lodny lliut he
in;irod i. puv Id.50U lo llcpre
-••illative 1‘offi-e of Wa-hingto,lutc In rrpicsent In- iritcrestill getting a wm rniitmct. TT>c
witness flatly dniieil lhat he In
trinled Ihc payment as a cam
paign cniilrllitillon. a, I'oiigteaA*
man Coffee contcnils.
Artdrrsnn lo|,| the lommittec
lliut his at raiigeinelii viilti Cof
fee was inail aftei he visited
ihe War Department with" HA
rongressman’s secn laiy, I’.ml IP
son.
The
war coni rmloi
I|0oli»l
i offer a, saying
*1 undei-lfii I
from l*uo I lliut you will pai
$J.'oo foi us |o irpirsent
1t
In ' Washington.” Alidetson
d
he ieplie<l that lie was willnuf
to pay that amount,
i hen
said Anderson — Coffee told hint
to senjJ the check to his sivietnry. The conlnirtor usseitid
that nothing was evei said ab t
a campaign contrttoitooi
r*rttifoAnp’.r •.jrVtty • t h ir t y 't y f
yecm m uem ln tiim s w ou ld ti^
Iier‘ i|ed lyv llu-frm
rg re a t
p iiwees. Ityrm-s saiil ltint it
,i i v\ ii l b ird s tiift 11 •it I \ nl tin*
c o n fe re n c e \ otcd
fo r any
iliange, in llo* liealirs «liawu
op by the llig Kuui. Ibe ljmt•*«!
Stale, will lae ‘ its inllueiu,- in
-oppoit of I ho,e chiitigf,.
IN- tolll the delegate- lh.it no
nation, tuige ui -niall. can be
insensitive to world opinion.
Ilyrn*. irrCived loud applause
when hi* -iii.l the tinted Ma*r,
i- ilrli-i iiiineil not to ii tin a lo a
|ioln-v of isolation.
I', inn Minislfi Attlee -.ml the
T el A v iv Looks Like Ghost City
Hospital Bill
For South Nears Today A s British Conduct Manhunt
Final Approval
Gen H utchison
'z T : X :.
1
s | ]
P «|
F„i nil .if <’ Jim mu, K -ulviita
A ddresses tlk s .v , llUII-v** ........
.;;....... •, *•••••“'
11111*7*1 Wltllt* Ilf III II
1
4 I C
! *Mill11Hi U|| llllTll lV lllmk l*v
Vets At oupper ................ ........
Florida Would Get
Over $8,000,000 To
Construct Buildings
Over 100 Attend Pro- i‘..!7.'i"' 'li'.i.-i , i. ’ .1.
Coast Guard Joins
Search For Missing
Persons On Ferry
*
V,!”.
Mule tliull .111 VflfhUkH i • i ► ,| (
nl thr -SetnIoil! Uxlgtr ol I r tit .
rlu.lliig W U (Irlicral J «' HitliTt'
twill, were uinutic Ihe IIX) i>r nmt • ■ '"
CAUTHERSV1I.LK July m H
•LikA who on Prlihiy cveuiyr mI—Th# Const Guard ha* Jnincl jb e
tt-llllrU tile tutki'V AUpfiei I'lten Six j *'%
search for the missing |h*i » uN
lueiAl ol (lie veterans I.
tieaboard the Misxissipl'i Kiwi t'.-'V
|bst.e
I
which collided Sunday night >i'h
, IVlr.iitloiu were
|n*•—. •• "ii *'*'
n liarge train, (itui'tiling •■•tuii<itrtuiulo IX*I anil New Mm.-'
>t ' hi
menl will h# used t.i i « i -. •»■•*
i tie kilt Inun li.iviiiua U« i
l<i
four autnmobilr* and om- put n Si'li-'It.., I i.ti-t Hill •>( Alubu.n . I iresrllt
! Mi.
truck known to have Im-vii .... a and f.ti »•*•-! Kenalio Hut (tot
(|«'iirrjt lliiti IiImiii a lit. *
i1
•
ferry when It over turned o
< Ohm ' • •:i rs-u mitI .......... al
-I.U* ,1 bv Ex.iin a 11••)«*• J....
•*.swirling water* lifty >u> i
I till* IHt'.I.'tir t. ••X|M*.' Ilit t.. . "it * I lc..a l.m.l • eipn-vrti a|i|ii>
UnIii) . i t.imiiirnw
the Missouri shore
|tin tlie- O-boxrs. runts, irti*
i ■, ,
Uit'll*, tlie hill, giivcrnmcut "t
A
Memphis diver. ( 'limbi private i get.r ir. would nay t'*1 j r-inbufiiix |>ark«xes aetjt
men overxea.x, as well u :-.i *i»- |^|
Drown, has located at Ic.i.t
” percent • f tin* rmt of tuiililuig tune mill etfort alvei, on tie "in' '
vehicle. Hut grappling e<|ui|i">e' t a huipital. Ttie othei HI pcicent
trout Ih lucklng up litc-w;u • JIjxJ. (llI
will be nrrenary to rui.u it. Il.a would It supplied hy the PM nnl lie ntwi (irulaed Hie work clone i, , ! s
11 or more bodies of ferry fs*. governiucnl. Tlte fill percent tlie tlie Utoovi Dank project. The cittii-r "
sengera believed to huve lent 8oilt);eiu state, would huve to vetersns each rxprcs-xevl .i|>pn i.cdrowned still have not lueli I sea match again.t the Federal funds I nun lor the gtlu sent them nvi I
ted. The ferry troat's skippci. bJ- would be $2(15,500.1)00. The Fed the Elks si hotlle.
(for
year-old toward Hendrix, e-ti- •ral appropriation wtiufd total
During IMS, the HIm Wat Corn
mated that between 20 and 23 slightly over $ 171,000,000. This rut -..loll ol' the Salifurcl lodir ■! • *«persona weru aboard when tbo would give ihe South tin «vei
luted $4tlJ to be atlmltllvterrvt nv tail
crash occurred. Thirteen psv>eii- all progruni of $4i2,UlH),000 foi tlie fvtlvatian Army for Hie icr.r- mo
ger* ware saved, although a Itth, the five years.
Jtl ot lervtre men. tt was nmmun- ntv
The grants would U' luude mi eel
a young boy, dierl after l*rintc
xvit
hauled ashore.
the basis of need. Senator Hill
Tlie IuKlge Voted to fUllitv'i one the
says that if the hill I, approved
ot tlie rooms fur nurse, at ib-,|,..
HUGHES RECOVERIN'!
Many Anna Hutnr for Crippled: |.;)|
Children at Unutltla, nn Klk kprni- nrv
LOS AN0TLES, July 30-(A i uired Institution.
mu
Airplane
tnanufacurrr llimm.l
In Ida Introduction nt ctrneri! i
Hughe# ig slowly txrcovering fr.uit
lintchison. My. Rowland gave a
injuries In a Plane crash July 7.
Doctors aav his lempatum m l
hrlei outline of his career In World)
pulse are about normal.
War f. in Ihe National Ouanl and ,
of liU Mae In rank to brigadier I
general, and paid tribute to huj
duties in the Mouth Pacllic wiilclt
SINGAPORE. July :iU -<A*)earned him many awards.
Two Jnpanesc lieutenants convirted of some of tho worst ntrorities of the war In Durnm nnij_
Siam were hanged t.Mlay in Singnforc. They were war criminals
By Associated Fresx
iI igames, fishing, swimming, or
known as "The Frog” and "The
Summer time la vacation Inn* playing, with the neighborhood
Undertaker” to several former
for moat school children. Hut- gang. They'll be picking atrawThirty Seminole County OtrU. Allied prisoners of war who had
hundreds of Florida boys and girls1 berries,
gathering
beans
or
members of the 4-H club who had testified against them and who
ar* bent over their books today. harvesting tung nuts.
completed two projects during ttw watched their execution. ' Th*y*r* not yowngsUra getting
In Hillsborough and Polk eounSeven other Japane«u war crimextra credits by attending sum* U*a for example, the ” 8traw- past year, boarded a County school
bus at the Court House al noon iiml.x convicted of atrocities in the
mer school. They’ re the children berry Schools" begin la - April
yesterday and were driven by Mrs Andaman Islands also were hangwho go to riorida'a so-calleJ and ties* In December, In Gil Virginia Henderson to Camp Mrchrist County—where truck farni- Quarrie in the Ocala Rational For
"Strawberry Schools."
REOPENS TODAY
Theta ' "Strawberry
Schools"’ Ing la a major occupation—all est for a Brack's outing. The rain
are scheduled so that rural famil, schoolt epen early In August and failed to dftmpen the spirits of the
aloee
1st*
In
April.
In
some
other
Angel's Eat Shark on South
ies will have all hands avallsbU
girls.
whan lt‘s time to harvest crop*. rural counties, students follow
The shift were accompanied by Sanford Avenue which ha* buen
'
•
the
regular
September-L^-June
Mrs. Oulda Wilson, county home nowly decorated and repaired,
Later in the year— when other
children a ns at regular school ses. schedule Hut they start classes drmunstruUon agent. Mrs. O P opened today after having been
Mrs. Lula Moran of Ocneva and closed three wxrckt. It i« owned
sions—tha farm youngsters will
Herndon, trim is serving as iesder. and managed by C. E. "Jim**
have their vacs ti ana.
Miss Dorothy Price.
Spencer.
• |>|ilt |ii tulrw
foi five yenrs f"r
profit hospitals as
countv. uiol city i
1 Tin- meaviue nl*<
UOtl.lllHl to l,c u
agro.ie. ti, idmilii
Jllg wlo l. new I
he loidt
It’s Vacation Time For Most Kids But
Not For Hundreds Of Florida Children
30 Seminole Girls
Depart For Camp
i III* •' III I•d|I itw%I! »■
•IlllflP liy
Hint Iim*I I'fft’ii c).|k t UtI hy (lit*
r«iiif«*iviiiV failfti In tiialc*r
It had hmi I ' f t l i f V (lint 1'iMxia
Would At (••llipt til ti.lV»• llir SoVi«»t
drli jrat**- from I itliutiinu. K.
loliiffi and luitvia Miwliillrd A.
w«-|tnia(r drl»*|»a1 i«(t..
II \ftr\*i«.
I lift-1•*
wm
nra
-•!. •
..... t
a hrtt
(It** »*f rdritl ml« • 't.iiiMl!ft*r mri
|{»i-ila ha« ui'- mi •■••»( M.» tIn
Halils' iliitft'*
Ik*imis Formally
Confesses Murder
Of Be^rnm Child
C II I <' A G O. July .10—b t v Seventeen year old William lletreti- bar formally eunfeiMal Ihe
kidnap killing
uf
aix-yeatlold
Siirniui,. (trgnuu. Slate's Aiturney
Will,mi Cutihy .ay* tlie young
I ’ niversity of I'lm-ugo sludent
innde In, Confession vidunlairly In
day in Tuuhy’a office.
lieii'-uiB''atturneys say lie will
folio,v un this vmifcssiun later
tod ay with full cunfcsMutt*' of (he
so-called lipstick mutder’ of a
Xl-yenr old former WAVE. Fr*n•os llrown. and of L'tyear idd
Mi*. Josephine llo,*.
Last Diamond Cargo
Arrives In I^ondon
LONDON, July 30—<<P)—Indiistrial dianiund* worth $800,000
reuchrd London airport today
from Canada. This cargo com
pletes the series of six nirburne
shipments of more than $18,000
000 worth'of diamonds. They com
prise the diamonds remaining
from the United Nation* war pool
for use In war industries.
The London Hoard of Trades
will return the diamond* to th*
llritish, Uxdglan and Portuguese
companies which contributed them
8TM1/C Casey June# m o Orange
Avenue, has beru honorably dis
charged from Use United States
Navy, according to information re
ceived today from the Naval Per
sonnel Separatto,, center. Jack*
sonvlUe.
�J
The Sanford Herald
In I H i
Dolores Jon**, same t<*lna a bill seal al Hanford, County of Seminole,
for a final decri** of dljorc*; olh*r- Htal* of World*, this »lh d«> of
wlir, a decree pro ooitfeuo will li« July, A. D. H it
O. I*. IIKBNDON
cnlrrnl agalnet yoa on eald dstr
Clerk of fpe Circuit Court
Th« Hanford) Herald I* designated
A shockiii); increase in motor vehicle fatalities is re*
Seminole County. Florida
a* llir n*w>pnt>*r in which Ihl*
ported by- the Metropolitan Insurance Company, which
order shall be published once each t Heal)
llco.
A.
DeCot
lee
w**b
for
four
consecutive'
week*
points out that f6r the first six months of the year the
I Judging from lom i of the dls- | WITNESS my hand and official tfolicllor and Counsel for Plaintiff
death toll was 2-1 per cent higher this year than last
! patches which have coma in dur*
among the Company's Industrial policyholders.
|,,c the patt few hour*. nobody_
seems to be very aatiafied these*
The rise has been particularly large at ages 2U to
day*.
:
|
24, where it was t>5 per cent among men and even more
The" use of delnpidated ears by"young IVon,,,on
Jerusalem. meanwnnr, / In Manila, American civilian* I
'among women
uhi went to the Philippine* to
. . . the lock of recent driving experience And the
"?
*>“ u rik for the United State* Army
people,
AND
M,,- eomplainiiiif that living condi«n,,ur dwb, formotorii, fnllo»l„K„ the Ilf,
dm i„„
tii.i.,
are
far
from
the
ro*y
pie-1
j
a
white
paper
that
charged
the
restrictions, nru held by the company ns contributingf
Jewish agency hiul a part in the tore painted by recruiting agent* j
factors to the increasing motor vehicle deaths.
violence.
The one bright spot in the report is the reduction in undeigrnund
In Poland, u g o v e r n m e n t
motor vehicle deaths among school children, particularly j.pokerman ha* claimed that the i
"H e m a t hate heard about Ihr
ut ages 10 to 14, A t these ages, the decrease from the*Terrorism in that rouiitry I* direc* led
by
General
Wladyslaw
An|
first half of hmt year was about one quarter'among boys
repairing and alteration aerti.-e
and two thirds among girls.
<
• * *-■' tiers. and .that.hi* operjitlOm from
al Colonial Gleaner*.'
the American *> > fin Germany I
Endorsing the .recommendations of the .IVesidgnt'Sj^,,
(ll
taie 1
flnuncrd
by American raih. I
9,00 T I L ?
Highway Safety Conference, the Metropolitan says thatj-purkey „|l*o ha* u ca»e of jitter* i
t„ be an underground attack o n 'trouble In the border area bethe Haifa poller station. turned tween •‘ •ly ■” <! Yugslavia, aind
out to be u cate - f mistaken Italian dispatches say tho Allied
iilentity_trigger-happy pollf* and , military government prevented a
Auto Accident#
--V
4
fly t'arftrr. w
D ,f Meats
ftiw n*«ib*
H i M*ath* ....
I M ITawr
f . l - M . - . . . . . .......—.
._.
r*liU | fa*d*. m il b* rtarg.d far
|t‘ rtn la r a fir n lt l'.i fair*.
BalaaH Sewaanyrr llrprr.aaiavtaaa. U r . rrorraaaia The Herald
!■ th* aatlaaal field
adtarllaliia
Ufflre. a,a Malalalnrd la Iba lararal rlllea la lk« r . a . I l f nllb
pHarlpal k r.d l.a rlrt. la i'klrad*
nad Saw V»rb.
Tb* HaraM la a anabri ef Ik *
M aarlaM 1‘ir*. whlrh la rarluItvalr aalllled t* Ibr
fur retabllrallea « f all aen« .ll.|.«lrkr«
»re.Hied I* It ar a .I *lbrrwl*e
brvdlled la Ibi* paper aad al.«
u * leeal aew* yaMUhed berela.
All rlakl* la repakllrallaa af eye.
a d dl.aalebe* heeefw>are alaa re
TU ESD AY, JULY 30.
B1QLR VHtfHK F o il TODAY
YO U CAN
BEG AUDI Nti
T U E S D A Y , J U L Y 30, 1946
I H t 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
PAGE TW O
AV'oii)
tiiih by
Al l
<l"« •'
k: ” S &
TOST H
EVERY WEDNESDAY
SS&SSrSPa? iJSSTSI
SATURDAY NIGHT
"nothing but the wholehearted cooperation of the rank Pillowing
a nd file of citizens in their usual roles as drivers or pedes-1*1"- "Hiitai
trinns" will stent this rising tide of casualties
MUSIC BY
HUGH
World Health
-FEATURING
LEO and his GOLDEN T R U M P E T
A constitution for n World Health Organization has
been signed by til) delegat.es to tim United Nations Health
Assembly, in New York City. Dr. Thomas Parran. pre
siding officer of the meeting and head of the U. S. Public
Health Service, called it "a Magna Carta for
"
-Prevention of disOase js a first objective <
ganlzntion, according to Dr. Parrnn. It will
heyI th ’ ancient human ping lies, such as ma
syphilis,” he said. "
cholera, tuberciilosi^nnd
___
fpiit-*UPin fiTiin wtU
j. U
v .T foOd
.u w ................
...........
.. ^
dlt
li
hope to reach hy pooling our nutritional knowledge with
the food ami agricultural e ffo r ts o f the U n ited N a tio n s ."
The charter has yet to lie ratified by the govern
ment of the United Nations. It would create the first in
ternational public health agency with power to act in the
various countries.
Through such' an organization the medical achieve
ments of great scientists throughout the world could In*
interchanged easily and used for the benefit of all tipmember nations.
LEGAL NOTICE
niinKll OP im lri.icvATioN
T»> IIKLKN HTIIP. wlM»« •»!tlitM la unknown. You i r « hereby
Ii*b|irir«l Ml) U rrtjuired in »pnc*r
li. *b. terUIn IU1I itt CumpUInt filed
MRiiirikt you for divorce, by NOAII
it ItYltl*. now l»Yli*1liikj In 111©
(’UcuU t’ourl of H«iutiidim County,
pla»i i*J-s. nil nr before* lhp-Ai#l«lembnr
Ism!-' l*nr* U*wU.
«l«y of
HudrmUr 194
•
tn •fermill thereof said r«m s will
| iire d Ki-Parle.
I.* i till* nnl^r be |iuliU*lir<l for
li. •lAtutory- limn requIrtA hy
l-H Ml lh« HANPUlll> II KHALI*,
hfiilord. Plorldn a new»t*M|irr of
r* M r»•I rirculutloii In said county
in* cm rim nti atom
Mild •lute.
uitiirs* my hand and official
'me conference in
m i I of of flic, £»t Hanforil, BettlitlUlo
t'unty. EloHda thla 2Snd day of
July. 1914.
O. I*. IIKIINDO.N
At Nubrntmg, the marathon
The Volusia county tax hudgrt
t'lerk of Circuit Court
N'uri war crime* trial. teams to
Jta'a Iteen increased ;«) percent /or
lly Norlne Norwood
be drawing to n clove.
The
Hrputy (*l«rk
the coming year.
irUeriiullimol
military
tribunal
held a closed session thii morn S T A T U I I P K U l l t l U A T i l l
Who wnnta a new |l,.tup rar;
7,
l)rl»
ing, mid tomorrow Supreme Court r-.J“t.bnMIcliluu
anyway — at $2,ton ? — l.eenburg ,
n.
Justice
Hubert
1
1
.
Jurkson
I*
ex
Mitil A i M r r u i ; H i l 11m nl I n tc >« H t r « r | ,
Commr rciul. Or a second hun.l one i
pected to open the summation |»rtrolt, Mlrhl|nn.
at a thousand dollar*.
V«mi m i # h ire b y or«I*rfd and r«*
Hr* rode with Casey Jones. Thin in the title* to fame for ihe prosecution. In . the <inltr«|
t o l*«» a n « l
twl nf* * H m
We sc* where Austria ha* de- ' of John Eubanks, who was Casey’s fireman on the Illinois Jupanc*e war crime* trial at • it. nd 1'iitirl of th© Ninth Jurilt lil
•’
i l f o f i h r S t i l t * o f y i u r l t l a In
Tokyo,
the
prosecution
brought
elded to nntlonallTe Ml ke-y in- >Central railroad ntjd has just died. He escaped the fatal
i f..t Hmiiiiiile t ’o u n t y In
dustrles. That's fifip wuy to
|ride, being o ff duty that day. For tlmt matter the fire utrvcltle* Into the case with testi ..............*t Wif t u t u d a y of . \ uk u »i ,
I i* IB|4# »|| the* CoUfl
Ml
the Humilnnii from irt'ttinr; them, ii man, John Luther Jones, who replaced him on April 30. mony on the Japanese sacking '*»
f.•r*1 Fliifltla, to anpwrf n kmi*ui
of Nanking In It^tt.
I ' l l >>f r o m i i t i i l n t H i n t a y n l n w l p i t
1900, the day of the famous ride into "the promised
Other after-effect* of the wnr ! Ml lha
»tylr*t Court by
Tile Mayfair
land," lived at least 40 years after the crash.
|revcrbeiated
In
Kurope,
The
ha* many pl«'t*
Casey, then, and the other features Of the song were Italian government ha* confl*provemcnls brl
historic. A monument to him at Cayce, Ky., records the i ate.I the, properties - nf Henit.i
tourist season.
Mussolini—-‘but
some
provision
fact. This is a comfort in the days when historians are I may
In* timUe for the Duce’»
all taking the Joy out of life by insisting that the most family. There has been more
Cnsuy Jonus
drink Grad e A pasteurised milk from our modern dairy
with par fed -co n fid en ce in ila purity and fo o d n ru ... .*
because it it bottled under scientifically controlled con
ditions which meet the highest government standards.
Visit Our Modern Plant and Dairy
at 20th dc Summerlin
\11 the M ilk You W an t
PH O N E 1061 or 2302
FOR
The Fort Myer* News Pie.*
says Ihe filial election returns in
Georgia are now in: 212 unit
Vote* for Taltnndgu and four
negrto-s lynched. We doubt, itowaver. if those uie thc filial le
Ttie flity of Jacksonville I*
a planning the construction of two
l» ‘W Incinerator plants fur the
city at n cost nf »260.000. Sanford needs an Incinerator plant
and some method of disposing of
lt« sewage more modern limn
dumping It In the lake.
- *
- -- - .
* Ike Heaone, tl*> Orlando catcher
who slap|H'd the umpire nl St.
Augustine, hus been suspended
for the rest nf the is.mson and
fined tr.n (n IhmiI. 1'iesident Pnd" t « t h»* dune n good Job In trying
tn keep bnsrhnll httsehall and not
taming it into a dogfight.
The OrUndo ball dub, going
real guns in the Florida State
«aguc, slippcl into a pretty
aorry low the other night in 8L
^ C . AttRudi'"' when one of Ha play
er* punched the umpire. Th*
, Orlando team hat proved it need
not resort to poor sportsmanship
to win.—Orlando Sentinel, ltep
rkhly jlaaervgil.
K ‘h
The biggest tourist season oa
V troconl Is btlng piodtrtad -Tor
• norida next winter, but prosper
. * Uvg visiters are being warned
that tbs housing situation is more
acute in the more populous amas.
There should be plenty of tourists
next-winter for placet like De,• Land, RArford, and Winter Haven
which thus far hew not hccomo
" famous at aourlst resorts.
HHfce'ci ^V ,
, —■ fnveetlgatlon of tha Georgia
>y' lynching <» being blocked by th*
P :,r' Wfueal of local cltlxape "»o talk”,
t f , . hewrdlng to the head of th*
Gaorgia 8Uto Holies. Local citi»en» ghould U lu tha lead In runnipg down those rrlmlnale and
JtrTnginc them to Justice. They
' almuld prove to the world that
tely aUke and federal Interference U
r l )w| necessary In euch matters. ^
s v w
Roar Of Gunfire Gives Citizens
In Palestine More Jittery Night
Itj ASSOCIATED PRKSS
The roar of gunfire gave
Palestine another jtlter) night
Thilrsdny, but the expludmi* were
lint what the excltal le rotiiors
said they wore— more violence
ami fighting.
Cannonading along the coast
of Haifa wn* attributed to night
taiget practice by Uritlsh naval
units. And a shooting uffiny In
v m
STOXttfcS
Ilnifs. which nt first was thought
BRINS YOUR 010 SIT IN TODAY
FORACOMPLETEREPAIRJOB
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n, wartime conditions
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D E LIVER Y
G e o r g e C. H a rd e n , O w n e r & M g r.
o
'f-LonrDAS raresT
mean water mmiwo-
R E G U LA R
Spencer Harden Dairy
picturesque stories of. history are Hiniply not true, ll is
good to know that there really was a Cftsey Jones.
i *(«. when President Truha* appointed u paper nine
on the Ol’ A decontrol Imntd
hope that mean* w* will
be able t» gat soiifei moic
newsprint.
NITON’S O R C H E S T R A
A l t o i i i o m Oiy Cleaning
S. Palmetto A ve, Ph, 481
�Social
And
Personal
SOCIETY EDITOR — Cecelia Truluck
rs o n a
' Mm. Kail Suntmersill and in
fant »nn Wallace Itay are home
from the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. It. N. St revel!
anent Sunday with their folk* in
Daytona Beach.
Ml*. J. T. Mrl-ain. Jr. and non
Tommy, ir visiting her relative*
in Columhiu, South Carolna.
T ie Strwarili of the Methodist
Church had n huMneas meeting
at the fhurelt Tuesday cvcniiiK.
Rev. and .Mr*. J. A. latgan *|tetit
Friilay in Del,a ml with Charles
I’hillip*. former (Jenova re* Idcut.
Jack Pet"ra o f Titntpa is visitintr hi* mother, Mrs. Thomas LO'Connor of laiko Mary.
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Ml*« Belieeea Stevens and Miss
Sadie Will Hint* left on Friday
Mr. and Mr*. 11. P, Baggett far
for u vacation at Daytonn Beach.
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many yi'anc iriidunl*. of rIlia 'city
ipent two day* Inst week hare
on ini sines*. They now reside in
Daytona llrarh.
Mrs. Etlltli Messiek returned to
her home in O c a la on Friday after
a week spout visiting in (Jeuvra
with Rev. and Mr*. J. A. Duran.
Mu. .Ellu l Thomas mid ilnughD r Shirley are now making their
home with Mrs. Thomas' moth-jr,
Mr*.- D-Fils.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Adam*
Activities
— TELE. NO. 148
ami Mr*. Minnie Cornell of Frost the home of her daughter Ml*
proof are visiting with Mr. uni .Arthur Human.
Mr*. Ik'tiry Krrtivi over the
Mis. J. M. "Alto, Mi** Zov Mun
weekend.
•
son amt Mi** Fannie Helm Mun*
Mr. anil Mr*. Hugh Whclcb#l .•■it pluit to leaiv Wednesday by
have
returned front spending IIla tie ft "111 OrJandu vn ro u te to
several day* In Daytona tlcneh. ■ox Angeles wheie they will tvnmin until Sept. I.
Mr. and Mr*. Muleolm Dig* in*
und Sir. ami Mr*. Herbert Mo«o*
Mr. and Mr*. William Yihjcti
are (pending aoniu time fishing have tetuined fttun (culling some
at Silver Glen.
time at Coronado R ach willi Mr.
and Ml*. Fail P i-try. Mf». L.
Mr. and Mr*. Tom Bolt have >1. Telfurd who h.u been spendleft for l^iiren*. S. C. Friend* t»K some lime at the beach ha*
will regiot to learn that Me. rettlrte'd to New ('[lean*.
Boll'* mother died Sunday mornMr. and Mr*. Walter Yutl>orinir in IJiurrns.
oukIi iiioi Lieut, and Mrs. Dinty
Mr. aail JJr*- A. C. Williams Whiting spent the wiekend at
have returned frem Savannah, Daytona llemh. I,hut. Whillll/
tin. where they visited their son- ha. tivcntly ieluui;d from duty
In-law and dauchter Ml ami Mrs. in Jn|ttut. Mr*. U'hitinr i* the
O. W. DouBlas*.
fm liter Lou.tine Y-uhoruuifh.
... .
M ist M*aVy A im Whrlehel lit*
*
a* her utiest for several Weevil
?,J*rni
Lillian
Mi«» Yireinia Cullum of Chat*
tahooiry. Trim. Miss Whelehel and
'
Mis* Cullum wen* friend* at
,u‘ hari
Hitman Collejte last year aniLl’.lau
to roiim li'irethei this year.
. Mr.
are vli
LeKilt
ami , ehildten, Jane and Kilwin.
"
plan
to leave
ioninrow
for
WashitiKlou. D. C Newimrt News.
Vn.. High Point, N C, and lltirltin.
for
aiiproxlmiituly
T. D. Wilkin* and *.m T. D. well,
Wilkins, Jr. of Hlaeksloni;. S. ('., thru.* weeks! Thei will visit re
father atvl brother o f Mi*. (Jeral- lative'. Tin-ton Sladden who ha*
dine W. Patrick, spent a tew days recently liern disctiarged from the
at the Angebilt lintel in Orlando Navy will bcciunpaiiy them iumie.
while visiting‘ her.'
Mr. and Mrs. P. It. Jour* »)!cnl
Mr. and Mrs. I.. S. Leach of Die past several days visiting
Cochran, ,Ga. arrive,! today lo their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jack
visit her mother Mr*. William llleksnn and Mr. and Mr*. (J. A.
Mr, .lone* teeejved hi*
Nulling who i* rrllicallv ill nl Jones.
illscharge from the Armv Air
Forces March t at Camp (Jordon
after .11 months in tin- service.
Sinee nL Allsrharge he ho* been
fn eli li -ervire wink at I lie Or
lando R:i-.e but having ie»'eiill>
tu-rii t • » " . ( • 1 1 . . | I,, Pel In Field.
Fin
At•» J<‘i-> > was tIn* former
Helen Hirkj’itii
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our work is guaranteed satisfactory.
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< AKD OF THANKS
!<■ thank my- mans
Dr, ami Ml*. *Hm I h Barits an- hirtii!* ! i the tunny M lei*
nounco the lot ili . s ,, ten, ftaviy catiN *f ■ ) hi (m thy m i i f i ' i !
Wayia?,
tin* Kvi *ui t.^ughlo.i
i t "py of the new .p iper.
July 27.
the 'Buell |i*t im lu.leit Mis. J Memorial iluopilal
Hel. „ llutchi-i'li. honorr. Mr*.;
I V Whltlier. iftiinliiiMtlirf of »
’ *ihriile-eltvl; Hi*. K l i n n ;
Mmigltton,
Mi.. Mi l! AAiutiiet t
tiul Mr*. Nitiley Bunk. mint, of I
All*. Hutchison; Mr.- t t Hut-'
Mr. anil VI i - l»i*fi-h t i I nidi I—
- hiuiit, nmthi-i. mill .i-tei. Mi** I gun o f (hi- i l l s nr •»viit1 1* ! ht* oil*»
El — Hutehisrn.
KiigcillClU *1 llli’ ii »l:i’»ghu*r. H elen
AImi Mr*, liuhi I "'.e Mi*. * r tils Oil !i» I 'hutim* Lug* ui’ T u c k hihie* Hitlgi-, Mt*. til Tie H a iti*! t*r. **»» of Mi. i»t i Mr-, l*. K.
•>ii, Mr*, iliehard Hi mm. Mr*. I T acker *«f Mv IImkhm
" t i l tain t.i ftier. Jt . Mt* Kit* | Miss H ft hi.on ,*t,u -I -.1 Jtot*
tatil Higgtn*. Jr . Mt*. Dale L I litis t'ollerv .1 AA
1 ilk', ntiil
N H. . Jr„ Mt*.- .1, ii llmiirin., 1Mi. Tuehtri ittenil
AA i-hmgtim
'll*- Jiinir, Terw illeisn.
Ml*. lllltl l.ee. h i utiKtei . A.i. •
William (ill mom. Mi* lint • it I'.,
I'* "ell. M i.. Outlie* Ai*lopich
i "I Mf*. Hull.uni lUuiii
\l*ci ,\lti*ri Jean mill Fliuiheth*
M luahani. Je«*le Dur.lrn. Ann
A H'gins. Maltha Pi " kin- h iittli
'Ii i*ih anti Shiiley Kick
Mrs. H. H. McCaslin (Jives Lovely
Liiricheon Honoring Helen Hutchison
The t’lignjftmmivl of M^iss IW**1
( a i ♦on Hutchison. tljiughtar • '
Mi nn»l
Jrsrjih
.Hutch •
son. to THomn* Kiurono Tuck*
was announecil tminy at « lUW*
eon gnt*n by ln*r mint, Mrs. 11
H. Mct'iislin, i«l her home *
Mag fit'll,i Alrmnv
Pali' pink and while hit'
hloMoni* jp nnthpic rut gh»
bowl* ili‘d>ntfil the llvmif -reout.
In thr dining tot’ ni "it the lunch
run table wn* a mill nr atiang"
tnent ef towy pink In' Ft*#1•
h iliw u i bloom* itml , wee then
Ju*t a* the gur*t« were ball'e
* rated a V unit neighbor. Janie
Dnvlti, dashed In In the gttl"
t»f u new* '7b**v calling “ eirtm
extia i rail all nlmut the engag"
tnent <<f Ml** Hutchison an 1 Mi
Tucker.*" Each guest wan giv>
f i t t ed
TALK
m with Lor
'tin! other
\
To*de
in (Jeneva
udulive*- be*
, .1 inide|date.
Mu.
1 \l *1kill Lit1*1 #Wt,
Ailhicy, s|<i*rfT W• Hti» -1;*^ in ( *n
lum i.i
iucli e b b . - .
Howevrt the lour
ramettt hits luren po.tp.'iied fiutii
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h i iikit
ti«iy tilflit
.Mm .1 «
Bill »*.* it.»t| M i Am ur
N . i t i r . |«
W. si I' h I iii
I k 'i u li, g i p .i I * gi iit'lmnth r r
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has
Fjivi
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P tti *11 «trslr.M Uile and hook type ritan.
A lU o n j well tmllt lira iuxdt to last.
Varlmt'tiiiirli
v i>j j 111 ^
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Mi*uni
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Baiioos his loss, Twbsi (JtiJ.I2S)..,.1,19
U mU t V »i i! Mila* I i-l VN. ilri«*}iilu% Mr*
Y T .Suinni"
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B e t t y S n m m , i II
.,1 hoiue.
in fill
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lu n o n g e
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t"l* Wr#ftck%|
ei until Aug I t
11>1 1 II" \ tlRDH. IHHtSuh -I'l HiT
i, i . i i u US. Mil I . II ilil'W \KK.
I IRKSP o N’ K S iliK t II
1„.
Ml*, Natalie True, attractive
Lrhli-elrrt. was honored with a
coke and elmIter parly on Friday
afternoon between the hours of
5:00 tin.1 'i 0(1 p. AL hy Mr-,
(Jeorgi A Maffett at her home.
Red riot-* and jusmiisr decorated
the pauy room*.
Mrs.
Maffett pre»ented the
lit AA F PEN
hotioree with all nnlopie silver ...... .............
URIMES. f
\
butler dish and a pier*' <
of her jx c its K H , M KS. AIt i‘lll li AVI!
rhoien pattern. Cakes, sandwlehr,, LIAMS. MRS (,'i iiR(JF TUI I
rookie*, assorted not* and olive, STUN ami 11the 1 ,
'III
I
were served Die guests. Mi , line MRS
1
A LII Eli t SIIRIA i It
was girun favorite recipe* hy lu-r have hifd as Die" guestId.
friends.
and MRS. (IKMlHii. C, i-1 ".
The guest list Included Muses S IIIL of Philadelphia. Pa,
o
Natalie True. Jessie
Durden, The FOIIN81IILS ictuioed
•! tMargaret S p e n c e r , Elisabeth their home on Friday
Whigltam, Elizabeth Dyson. Jane and MRS. (). A. DAVIS hail "
Thlg|>en, Lutieia tlormly, Cather turned to Jacksonville alin *
ine Spencer, Jane Cochran. Elis two day visit with MRS. J< IINf
T. Bit A R Y of
tin Polo >■■•»
abeth File and Chnrlott Trur
I
Also Mrs. R. E. True, Mi- Avenue . . . BILI. I.CD\\ H
l.iire lt
Mauldlng, Mr*.
brrl tJEORGF. CHAPMAN .............. Di on, Jr, Mrs. Ihiugln* -bn Honing in New Voik *ia*«
they *111 be Beiuors .it (jem. ■'*
*tr..rn, Mr*. Sum Bethea of •** I ■
1,1 I
■lo. 'Ira. M. T. i fay lies. Mi
i High next yea 1
J Anderson, Mr*. Cu.-oi g, ,A WHELClIF.U Jit- BILL I I dMaffett anil Alien Maffett win INtJ ami PETE BBiiCK !<*'< —
from Athens, (m at* e
ii**i*(cd Dtp hnales* in sen ng ,urni
they, have iwen looking m u ia
and caring for the guest*.
possibilities of entering the I "i*
versity of (ieorgia this full .
COUNTY JUDGE It. WARE -ho
is vacationing in Georgia h*- •"'•
ported to hi* office that in is
T h '- ■
m
Thn regular Sunday night buffet enjoying the re*t .
n■upper was held at Dm Semuude Sanford who attended tbi
if
Country Club Sunday evening with raar frolic* at the Cnivet-o
chicken a ia king on Chinese Florida lnclude<i (JI.ENN’ I IN' 1 K,
K
tU"odh»a, baked ham. potalie-, v i JR.. DRAIN BAKER D.AP
g ml in', in**er| salail. lint loll', CONNELLY, E. C M.A It Pi f *tt„
relish and lint coffee rompo-mg TO I LIVINGSTON G b 'M . E
COX non
and BILLY
the menu.
" I I I . I SID MM ' I ' R
Magnolia
leave*
attrartivrly . . . 8. 0. CHASE
ia
derorateil the club room*. Tho*e front S business trip to r *lil
enjoying the supper wore Mr. and . ■ . The IIirIInl i lull fi-*i
Mr*. F. D. Scott, Mr. ami Mr*. an orehestra every WiM«r*-*-iJP
A! Lyon* and daughter, Mr. and and Saturday even Ing foi d»*e*
Mrs. George Thurston, Mr. and ing . . . H fitgn d MRS. Ji l l \N
Mrs, Chsrle* E. Spencer, G. W. HTENSTBOSf have relurned f"-m
Spencer and son, ami Mr. and Mr* a week’s vacation at Alexandra,
lax. . , « No matter how ho'"id
Hush Whelehel.
Also Sirs. Roy Reed, Dr. Mil l tired you may be dm ing B" <e
Mr*. \V. V. Bitting and daughter, sultry May* |f you hear Die 'una
Mr. and Mra. John Mcisch, Mr. “ Doin’ What Come* Naim ally*
and Mr*. Thoma* Kirkland^ Mr. you will forget the heat ,md
give out with a chuckle .
Many moans and groan* wng
t-m i mi licit—
2"3 S. Orange Avf.
<Irl.milri, lln ridi
I'hone 4HC7
GENEVA NEWS
TERRACE
OlflTE T in .'"
n". 'A L BBi
C A liB A W A '
I K I . . ItllliD
JACK HORN
I.L. A ltT IU ’ i
IVEY. MA
TH REE
llr. I fiinard Barker
l)phimrlri»l
HIK I'll A N M i l N t ' E M R N T
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Miss True Honored
B\ .Mrs. (J. Maffett
TROTTER APPLIANCE SERVICE
207 M A G N O L IA A V E .
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1940
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ANNE MA< NEILL said *he aul
MR, .1 Arh HALL hud a vm-,
HBfresihit !»i|i in N«w York r»i\
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SPECIAL
SALE
’en's and Boy
CANVAS
FOOTW EAR
Unity Jg star.lv-ha
with strong sloe! m
c* rrlign.
Poforo/d
SI \ L E
' vi I bright bint
■b 'her Well
=■ : y ci>mfiut.
i or Adtiotiilsck
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f . -hr P/oca
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T’ - to to* fire foei
I ) tirue. four P o ri
rolaroU* bit’ I out hartTnl
rayt, leaving yo u r eyes
soolhed and safe. Compliit*
with cue.
Coel Ray
Glmo
J.S9
/ Ot lord cedar
arrow*, targkt,
A leather arm guard
J and finger tab. i
heard Sunday whan the rnin ram#
TtTjJSD AY and W E D N E S D A Y !
SEE bMut-clawed
fellow-humana!
leopard
man
pray
$2.95 Brown Moccasin
on
Men’s and Boys’
MEET their beautiful high priotless, pledg
ed to him
SH UD D ER aa lovely maidens are trapped
by fierce savages!
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tio tn a
Sizes 1 fo It
This Footwear Is Just Kitfht F o r
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N ovelty—
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Results Of Uprisings Continue To
Bride,
Ifg
•
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Branham Is Informed That Fines
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 J U L IA N 8TENSTR0M ________
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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. White poxtj^jhould U- *et
up on the left field and right
field feftce* t-; Indicate fair an-i
foul territory. "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 J U L IA N 8TKNSTK0M
S fT ,*
Herald Sport* Editor
During our vacation spent last hearing on any one or more
The remit* current uprixing* in the Florida State Iwagu* be
wrek in Louisiana we had the major league club*.’’
tween umpire*, director*, manarera and league pix-.ident, Ernest L
opportunity of watching Claaa
’’ Here
in ,th«
Evangeline
continued Pheeler.”
" ir " baseball in the Evangeline league”
Padgett o f Daytona Beach, continue Ui »4tio around the loop today.
League, through the courtesy of “ we really don't understand
Here at the latest development#:
Hill Phreler, the genial general the rule. It haa tu alt con
1, A complete report <>r\,)he taking up of tt collection at Tinker
manager of the Alexandria Ace*. fused.” Pheeler went on Into
Field In Orlando to pay fines recently pasted on .Senator players
thr lee hnfentitle* relative to
Prhir to the lilt ta»l Wednes
the ruling and « t were *<•
day night between the Natchez
and Manager Ter! Madjeskl has U rn forwarded to Judge Iiramham
FRANCIS FIELD, ST. AUGUS
confused ourselves when he
(M l**.) Giant* and the Ace*,
(minor league < tar o f (^ufessionnl basebatl).
TIN H, July 30, (Specmll—time
finished th a t; we 'w ere firmly
Smith, big St. Augustine right we had a htart to heart talk
2. Umpire Uom Crucilla will remain a State la-ague arbiter.
with Phreler regarding opera
convinced that Ihe chanecn are 5-ROOM furnished house for rent. ONE hammer mill complete with
hander,
limited
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
either Just whaf he meant.
We did thl* with the 'Inten
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 the reason it
tion* o f finding mil -a few
Orange A w ,
Incident.
but jhe 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 o f 2*10, 2*3, 2x6, 2*4.
Pheeler said the State League
ordered State la-ague umpire* to
Stcinecke'a boy* a big la<udachv are able to compare the opera* was smart to outlaw It. How
Alto 2x6 -tongue and groove
H07-J.
maintain strict control oyer every
a* both were circuit clouts. How* lion o f the Evengetne loop ever, he added that -he saw no
flooring. 2823 Orange Ave.
ball game.
SANFORD
ever, when the contort ended the with the Florida State.
harm in the regulation when it FUKNIHHED room for girl or
6. Umpire Sehubiggcr. after
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 major loop clubs
Have your BEST photograph
three daya of umpiring in the Tattle, 2b
leges
4V>\b
French
Ave.
4 0 4
a *4 to 3 count.
posed of cities scattered mostly only. It’s probably a good thing
made at
State League. In ‘ an emergency, llrjile, cf
4 1 2
Th e. two four-bagger* came in through Louisiana. The only city for them and they have the few
THR RAYMOND STUDIO
has reported bn hW mdivitics H> Lake, If '
W A N T E D T O R EN T
.1 0 1
-tarly; frame*. Dave Bride, Fed represented outside the state la thousand burtc* fo- invert In such 2
Q State Bank Bldg.—Ph. 1003
Urapiro-in-t'hicf Dick MrUulin.
4 0 D
Iasvy, Hi
gatnener, dammed the flirt blow Natchez. The other towna are h move where ft^'wouldn’t hurt
6. Four loop directors have Sharpe, c
... 4 U 4
nut o f Franci* Field in the fir*t Houma? _Abbeville. • Thllmdaul, the cash regizter Tike It would MUST have furnished house or BABY CARRIAGE — leatherette
..apartment.,before .. August I,
V voted to ‘ have McUulih and
with ' rubber lire*, $10. Baby
-TSfiiiFlluuge, *iip» -Iberia-, ttatri- IR Adeihrtdrta, ’ ‘ • .“
Permanent, no children. Walter
.... 4
crib—small aize, with mattress,
1 ! in four tri(»a during the evening
mntid,. and Alexandria. 7. The league president, upon
,M
The claea of bes*bed actually
High.
Ph.
H2-W.
3
$8.00. good condition. 122 Avo
Se haute).
2
The second clout came in the
The lamp operated prior to
plsyed In th* Kvangellne Is
aUUCmrrn made by Jud*,- llram.11 2 24 II ii-xt frame when third *ack< r the war but like* ulhrr league*
cado Ave.. Phone 1008-M.
Total*
about the same as v , see here - 4 OR 5 ROOM house or apart
ham, will control ’ umpire*. nnd
1Oslr Gtnrig smaihed one of
ST. AUGUSTINE
ment unfurnlihed. Phone 2th. ATTENTION FPJIN GROWERS.
it was forced to disband activi
nightly in the Florida Stale.
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
OR 30 acres of tiled land. PECKY cypres* lumber for sale
2 1 Stan Karpinski, however, ptoved
4
if was reorganized and Fheeler. able! The umpire* in the Evan- !0 Must
at O. P. A. ceiling*. Hrlmild
of arbiters.
be In good condition.
Wilke*. 3b
1 to b# the thorn* In the Ko.l al seeking
. 4
additional, local
la- grline League apparently run the
We have l>een given definite Pc re*, lb
and tepair slat house*. Ad-ln-ss
Phone
220-J
or
837-M.
._ 4 ti 12 ii tack when In the ninth inning lerrrt _In
_ ___________
Ainandri*. sold some show from, beginning to end. We
inquiries to Morhlngiide Lum
informigion from a nxirt unim
0 1 ■’ Lrvy lagged one o f Smith’, p i l c h e s , stock tu various citizen*.
d
o
le*.
**
..
4
personally saw some all 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
What hare you) Phone 10M-W.
l peared destined to It* the lh iid ‘ yMr here in Alexandria,’’ Pheeler umpirr*, mind you) that could
Judge iiramham relative to the. Co*, c ____
r tfi
I Fed homer o f Ihe evening hutintimated.
“ We h«v* been ’draw* have been called "the other way.
For
fact that in Orlando the other Smith, p
4 2 0 “ Karpinski leaped*htgh into lh e jjnjE fM|r|y good, averaging around We saw two Ueciihma at first 3 R E A L E STA TE FOR SALE
WEED t ’ UTTEHS
night a public addrex* system
Total*
8 27 ;. u'r- ' ,!*K 2 “d the upper. preventing j I.H00 [ier game.’* Alexandria, hy tune that 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 different Hut actually not WHEN you buy a home, get a
LA W N RAKES
to chuck rhnnge Into a hat In
6
year
fire
and
winditurip
in
120 000 10x I u(,n alllj fliminnting the last p“ '- seven Army installation* during a single plajar*on the 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 umpire regarding
Htanley-Bogers Hardware Ca
player* hy League' President I’adapproximately 1/3 of the cost
Pawlich, Cox, (ilorig. Error*: llryFacing Smith on the mouml was five year*. The population wa* a decision. TJie only person we
|KL
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 'hud |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
KELLY HANDLED AXES
{ance Isn't at. ull bad for class
___ ever. Ihe Giant skipper did hi* j
the Florida State League that I Wilt-s. llonir runs Bride, Clung patr " f the enemy dunnz tbr
see
Shalmla. Stolen I test while admitting thro- hat- "D " baselaill. \V> wouliLsay thatjtalking a* Ke strolled from the! A 3 APARTment house, in good
all pLifur* mint pay their own ISaetifice hit: Shaliata.
Stanley-Rogers Hardware Co.
location,' on large lot, furnish
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 apprnximately 2,-j position at 'third base and only
fine levied again*! a player.
month. Priced ut $6750.
.MMJ fans
Left
on
liases:
Sanford
3,
St
t
\(irr
Rride
had
hit
f.«r
ih.twite
did
he
break
hi*
stride;
ARGUS cameras ami projectors
Orlando, a* we *ee it. i» de
10 ROOM boarding anl 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 JmltT" I’ hreler
to capacity. $7,000.
replied that hr gurssrd It was
Hit by tprtr K«tf of tK- inning to km.!
ran that USTI game. They made A GOOD 3 bedroom house on IM ITATIO N Irathars in most
will Jrvy against the Orlando ag 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.
pected. It wa# ex JJrnt f iu i' he
poailions on and o ff the field.
Investigated. A* for h/ Ci,u '** Wild pitch: Smith. Time o f game- Fed* ahead tunas ugytn hut St.
good upholstery fabrics. Robert
$7,500.
didn't
wish
to
discuss
Ihe
salary
1:40.
Umpires;
l-avely
and
nAderAugustine mans fed hn push ovtv
They got the gamr 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 West 1st St. Four lw<lIhe
bonua
situation
that
pfactiwere IP runs OCOrM during the
Hie victory ica* Smith’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. Trot
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 seems like a
on 4 4 acre# of ground. Local*
and
five
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 at 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 park here.
600.
started. But you know that 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 WHEEL chair. Brand new. Phone
xsxi’t throw money araanJ in
380-J.
night of Sept. 2, Mclmulin said. aim been informed that 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 that 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 and'home
However, Padgett infurmctl Mcth* league director*, wa* to re
L Set up an electric bell which
Side. A (food buy for $6,000. LJ H electric
kitchen , range.
Moss, was postponed In-cause of
place Crucilla.
However, Pad Lnulln that 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
State
loop,
ineiumpire-in-chief
in
the
elreuit.
gett, or fomebody, filed a report
box which signal*'tim e for the
dently, top* the Evangeline in visitors to have batting practic*. A 20 ACRE farm in Mecca FOR SALE: Pine slab* ami fern
Padgett 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
well*, comfortable house, 2
which ha* l>ecn hindered by In him that there were no - hotel time* for clubs to take the field
from
Bramham
that
the
league
mediately began an .Investigation
son Saw Mill, one roll# south
during the practice session*,
bams. This is a good buy at
clement
weather,
will
l>e
revised
hill*
to
contend
with
but
we
and -eallol for written testimony president I* solely the man to tomorrow, uccoiding to Julian
of Longwood ou old Dixie
2/ Reserve six nr eight park$6,500.
admitted
that
the
.Celery
Fed*
have
the
final
wurd
relative
to
from Smith of DcLantl, CrUcilla
Highway.
prepares
the gel $1 per meal on the road, apacen in a raujentiy located TWO 2 bedroom house* in San
the hiring nnd firing of urldtrr*. Stenstrorn who
and Mrl^ulin.
area so that Hanford phyaiI-anta Section. $0,600. each.
schedules.
I'heele,
said
that
"wc
use
a
ELECTRIC
refrigarator —- Crosby
Th# report* *cnt in, according
clans who attend thr ball gamr* HAVE attractive, new, two bed
different type schedule and me
Shelvadire — $125.00. Phone
to McLaulin differed. Mcl-aolin
can be arcom mediated- Many
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
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.
attachments. Also other fouls.
we have run into such a problem •alnulea. They retarn nniy to
had happened. However. Mrl.auPOULTRY' and dairy farm close
4084 French Ave.
tint we are forced to give the find themaelves forced to park
lln, upon reviewing' ^ copy of
in on good road, 85 acre*
players $2.50 p crid iy for-meals farther away. If a phyaklan
Smith's testimony, said that you
HOUSEHOLD
goody and tniscel
partly Improved pastor*. Im•n the road and they eat where com*#-early and has 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 that's out <f blocked, a ad it’# necessary ta
the testimony of Smith wa* quite
ail la soltl at 1611 MclfonvUl#
laying hen*. Pressure water
.swlsa.M.a»JI« from
_ l.t. n a e t to
the niR-atlon now."
changed
hU first .report
Ave., F. TLTJyson.
call several auto driven 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 LT O N R 1>OOK CHIMES
Smith denied. In M* report to
I f w# had apacea for our physi
room home In egeelient condi
The possibility of Sanford at irrnsca which l*rt year, according
that
Commissioner Chandler
SANFORD H ARD W AR E CO.
Bramham. that he saM he would tracting a major league baseball to the Mayor, ran into thousand*
cian* he could com# tu th#
tion
wfth
screened
porch#*,
handed down?" This question
219 East Firat SL
get his $200 hack nnd also denied club hero to train* next Spring of dollats.
park at 1:15 unlock, walk
electric stove, hot water 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 rtrongOrueill* fired.
and retarn to.bin same parking
fast room furniture goes with
when Bob Fineh, general managtr. If that *uch action was not ite16134 Palmetto 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 fur
between $ AT M. A 5 P. M.
.slicking his none Into minor
continue watching the game
Padgett in a telephone ronversa- j, scheduled to confer with l.ind aigtted to (trterfrtT with the e f
nished
if
purchaser
desired.
league affqlra. The ruling says
IlLU K STONE
tion which we quote from the ‘ Wi-lier, manager of the Mayfair forts of Mr. Weber, although,
with IXe least amount of neces
Alto 4 room tenant house.
that each club can rarry three
PUDDINO A SAUCE PANS
sary effort aad without botherDaytona Beach Morning Journal. Inn, and poealbly confer with Mayor Gut pointed out that con
FRED W. BENDER
discharged
veteran*
on
their
ferences
with
Branch
Rickey
SANFORD HARDW ARE CO.
“ . . . . I intend to get that Mayor II, James Gut.
Room t
Fla. SUt# Bask Bldg.
raster In *ddltl#n la their
during his stay here this past
»200- track , . . . 210 East First St.
Phone 1030
Weber had made a number of Spring indicated that Jtickay waa
reguhr
limited
number
of
Smith *!»o declared that he-de attempts to get a big teagua very anxioua for th# City to Uk#
playrra regard)**# of salary
g. 1 _ _
A NICE bungalow—well located •
ARTICLES WANTED
sired to have “ frucilta banned club Interested In training here ow r th# Naval Air Station, and
limit or player rittsaiflcattea.
5X011
In perfect condition. CIooo to
from umpiring In organized base next Spring, He contacted tha Red
Phe#l»r said that If Chandler, . A immt
school, churches and store. A BABY’S play
wanted in good
that Rickey had an idea of set
ball."
the major
m i lo, Icagua
lesrrue pur.
“ n m - l Sorter* IM
Sox, Giant# and th# Ihratee. ting up hi* camp there, using th# th*
exar, "wanted
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 that Crucilla will at Daytona Beach and Finch tilt# only.
nil
BUY
your
car,
regardless
•ither with or without tb* sanc
* m
t a$ myr o If f a . rNo telephone
nf uf# or condition. Roy Reel,
remain in organTtad baseball as agreed to com# to Sanford to dis
ormatlon. Can be seen by
"W e ll have th# station In about tion of the major club owners,
308 W. 2nd St.
an umpire and nomer Smith of cus* the chances of training her*. 10 daya I think,” Mayor Gut as- that wa# his buxines*. Rut there
appointment only. Edward
DeLand will Ire barred from orWeber declared that ho want Mrted, and “ I would like to con I* no reason for th* commixLsina,
118
Magnolia
Ave.
W ILL buy broken down sewing
gatrtsed baseball for Ufa.
■loner (and w* agree with Phte
ed to show th# Brooklyn official
machines, any make. Box 39*.
During Sunday’* rotating of th# many Improvements at 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* Mayfair Inn and outline hi# pro
to
tall
the
minora
.what
to
do.
GASO
U NE motor. 6.8 to 1 4
W#h#r said yesterday that ho
McLaulin yesterday said that the gram
IK BUYING OR SXLUNG
H, P. Must bo cheap fnr cash.
fa r
accomodating
the understood that th# Dodgers The only lime h* hat th# right
______tlw
lealegu * la going
umpiring
fn thg
..aria for ado hy Laaey’s Drag REkALc ESTATE—it pay. to deal
Phone # H -R .
gram for 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 Crag Store# every* through experienced brokers. I f
or club* la when It has
baseball
school
thl*
Spring,
ELECTRIC
Motor* wanted—118
ft rue ted (8 beardowp and main
you hare grove* or other pro
"In tha' event th# ‘ Brooklyn
Further questioning yesterday,
h. P , 1/2 h. p., 1/8 h, p„ and
tain at
strict controLjturlng #v#ry
perty to market, or If you are
minute
1/4 k. p . now or Used. Bring
|te of a game, McLaulin Inti- club do#* train here.” Weber according to Mayor Gut, revealed
youreolf In th* market, contact
declared, “ Til hav* a preaa room that th* City had ip#nt ' bettor
them in, writ* or phono Modern
Vlfct#da
, W a . O. Render o f C. F, Botch*«t
up
and
dally
pres*
message#
than
$10,000
In
gvtting
th#
MuniAppliances, Inc , 418 N. Orange
McLaulin also revealed that .
elder, S * - East Washington SC,
eenUy h e-hired -fichu” . Bchublgnr can be filed direct from th* hotel." cipel Park in fhape for th# Ourrent
Are., Orlando, Florida.
Orlando, Phans 8820. •
on.
lie*
However,
late
yaatenlay
afterseaaon.
It*
declared
that
' New Smyrna to umpire In the
HELP WANTED '
BUY or RENT 8 or $ room house. I
k was a case of emer- noon Mayor Gut was contacted "only $1,000 had been budgeted
Permanent residents. I d KlrehS U N D A Y AFTERNOON - AU G UST 4
arid
Schublgger,
a good by a Herald representative. Mayor t o t this work. Th* money waa
■
HU
O
IU U V IS B Y fl
4
QIRL fo r gods fountain at Lan•r, p|toB# 818-J,
o f McLaulin, di4.it more Gut said that before any deal taken out of ganeral funds, and
< n Drag Store. Part time or
a* a beraonal favor. Schu- waa mad# to bring a club here he labor, was provided by th# city
W ANTED; LUtinr* o f Farms.
callgd^hre# conteits and wanted tha dub official* and the whan it wa* actually earmarked
Grare*. and Bulnoso
„ J * wrote th# loop* City to make e final agreement. fo r work on street* and sower*
TQ H JM
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Mayer GaOiUTrtedly painted out throughout th* city,"
Jtlef a JeTUr Informing
for groemry.
.. BGood
O work!
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ILLIAMS.
Realtor
his
experience*
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that such Intentions were net
*lln gMut
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When asked If the d ty had
dltiohs. Exportene# and knowT O ll BOLT, Asset tat#
designed to prohibit any dub made any plkna for budgutlng any
lodge of bookkeeping preferred
418 AUstotVe Bank Bldg.
Casselberry, Florida
ahoUltT read
from training hare but to pUe# certain amount o f money this year
but not necessary. Good salary
■alary
declared.
the city In * position to
for repair work at the park or
party. Apply Box
I permission ta turn exactly what to export to the way for additional
ting facilities.
«/ * Herald.
SIX THRILLING RACES INCLUDING
on tbo lino Mayor Got said * N a ,V * haven’t
BALES Udy wanted for steady
exuna
to
that
y*L
"
Incidental oxFLORIDA ONE |||U DIRT
.Wred
th* jo tte r bo i
Karpinski Robfl Levy
Of Another Homer
fn Final Inning
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T H E S A N F O R D H E RA LD , SANFORD, F L O R ID A ' -
* A G E FOUR
;2* ; *
•
THE BOX SCORE
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'-"-"tcwfliu iWM'rwwr'wiirtJggCT^
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City Softball Loop
Tilts Washed Away
I f £■
Bob Finch Of Brooklyn Dodgers
Scheduled To Confer With Weber
And Gut On Training hi Sanford
Milk Mixture for
Stomach Ulcers
a
MOTORCYCLE RACES
2:00 P.M.
the 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 'Xlezlrtllrla.
It * n
'Alexjffilria.
great 1
EXPERT painting—contract
hourly basil.
Phone Grngd
1184, c/o Sanford liardwaii-
11
LO A N S
FINANCE your purchases uf
automobile#, truck* and eleetri.
ra| equipment thru C. 31. ll.jy.l
A Co.
IIOKltotV HERB WHERE
PRIVACY IB RESPECTED
YOUR natural desire for prii i//
in money matters I# sln .tU
respected bent.
FtlOfldaT knT
relative* are not quest (unci
about your credit.
Yuur em
ployer or buslnaea associate!
will not hear of yuur prrsuml
affairs. Thera 1* no cause for
embarrassment.
Reasonable credit requirement i.
No co-makein on money luatu.
Variable payment plans.
F A M ILY LOAN CO.
Florida Bank Bldg.
I’hons 31
12
S P E C IA L SERVICES
SIGNS
8how card* and posters
O— DEB'S SIGN BEK VU 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.
LAW NS m o w e d .
Reasonable
prices. Jerry Lord, phun# Ion
W.
#
DODGE - PLYMOUTH
PARTS A N D SERVICE
109 Palmetto Ave.
Phune toil
W ARNING to automobile ownets
and driver!. 3H states now have
. strict law* imposing hravy pen
“ sy>ltie* on motorlote who cann.ii
pay a judgment for injury tu
other* caused by their automo
biles. You are taking a g r a v e
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*. Trailer Ap
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 RNITU RE REBU ILT
AND RECOVERED
Your furniture wil| look like
new, will wear bettor than ever
when our experts rebuild ami
recover it. Only, the finest con*
■traction materials used. Phone
1112 for a fre# estimate ami
choice of materials.
if)
8ANFORD UPHOLSTERY *
1184 Park Ave.
Phone 1112
12
s p e c i a l s e r v ic e s
ROOFING repair and painting a
specialty, 8av* 6 0* by keeping
yuur roof well repaired. Saver
additional cost o f plaster ami
wall paper fo r room* plus cort
o f labor. C. YV. Bellamy, P. 0.
Box 84$, Sanford.
j|
13 NOTICES—PERSONAL
S A W 20c out of every dollar
yon spend for fin , windstorm,
automobile, workmen’# compen
sation, burglary, liability anl
other kinds o f insurance. You’ll
Ilka our dlvld«n#d pairing polK B -y d
14
LOST 4k FOUND
LOST: On* five and one hat
foot Simon cross cut saw on
highway
brtwtsn
Lonrwo#.!
» d U k * Mary
L--N. Hitch
eock and son Saw MU), Long-
wootLjFla.
LOOT— Small dipper brief case,
paper* are only content#. Re
ward,
Ot A. Davis,
Phon#
881-R.
x
is
COLORED girl
oral
ADMISSION $1.00
8:15 P. M.
SanftH
k r.m M tm
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Oatlof. ISO
"
raody
Pteoo
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YOU_ w a Aren Coamotka, yoo
know why it to easy to wrvfei
' Area cw tob im . W# here op*qand Oviedo for HOT FORD—A-1 eoadition with
Write
Na
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In Unity There Is Strength—
THE WEATHER
Ta Freteet the P n c t of the World;
Partly cloudy through Thursday.
Local Iiiunilirslion cr* in afternoon*.
To Promote the P r i f m i of America;
To Ptodoro fr o i pertly for Hanford.
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY. NEWSPAPER
I
VOLUME XXXVII
New Palestine
Plan Revealed
In Parliament
Established 1908
SAN FORD, FLORIDA.
WEDNESDAY, 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
W
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226
Molotov Urges Democratic
Countries Of Woriel To End
am
Edna Fuller
Is Main Speaker
A t Kiwajiis M eet
LONDON, July 31 (/P)—
A
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
NO.
Afwocintcd Press I-cased W ire
Mfs.
(icorgia Lynching Yiclim*- Buried
Says It Is
Iinpossi I»Il* T o Safe^uanj 1*0ato Unless
Fascism Destroyed
- '
1‘ A l l l S , . I n l y -"•! l » r ) - v l ) i ! l i ' *
pnIpi in l ln>
ciit'p
Spciihs On lics|Mmsiliilily Of . Indivi
dual
To
One
.Wwld
iSM1
—"fit1' * r+** —
*-f
to* Itty
l ’ .irisi ( ‘oiiferiii'a rrf* S o v ie t
I ’ i n v i p b ..M in t s le r V . ' M . M o ! - ,
•liny e.ili fn* an •’ till to the
Jewsh province would decide h<Hv
I ' e m tert
U 'lp in e - i d
S | w ill - - »
uymany of ttvir wandering fellow
w .
• M n ln li iy r b 'i l i i t e t l I J m l - i t i » - .
-**-Jerrv-could migrate t»*iltc -IP 9 y Co m POft T A W ffP L .T fr lV T V ~ A “ f'irX tR i a grouty! control officer* bring. » Navy IlYltcat to"** perfccl
tiMpn^nWe " ■ m
;.afrj'ttftrrtw '
Land.
flpraking on the i
t l u v t ' i l . a l l i l lie e . i l l i 'i l nil t h u
In addition to the Jewish pro landing during prncticr operations for the atomic tr.l nl Itikini. The fncilily and im -ullm cii trtUi < 'I., tndl'iiloal n
vince, laird Addison »»>-» the which Army and Navy Irrlmirinia nperslnt lh<r,, "^ri iti^ 1 liy mnnlr ratrtrnl .ieioi.o^lmte.l that lie1 W ! L i i l t V I fttlffol I
lie ii i- ||nless f.in'IHltl ts tlcSfour area* would include an Arab i ago i f push-lnittan warfarr ti liere ntid Hint the I' 8, ha . the "know how." Military men say t)|Bl W* |a II V\ illkH\ M«
1 1 ,i_v- a
anil In- . died .ill the
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’»
,. .........* . . .aid pa- pf tiie world
h rr « f i i L i r . i n ri L i l t
and a district of llegeh. This last guided missile.
to put
i'-ii an
an rod to tiie Franco
t Intel toil tonal SnundphotO ril (h ilt IlH Tllllf I
r.rctiou is a piece of land in which
t.mi'll*.
^
i MMiiiiiiniIy IIf (i * f
Jewish migration 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
jmke tM»'» I*' l».i l.
-il
h p -m .
«vf l n i t l t l m i r . h u l
t«* h t i h l
Iranslrr rejulatlons.
ItrM I lu> < Oltf MIL** Itutrs t ‘oiu*
t
mtift*
lluiii
Hint*
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In the Jewish and Arah provlntiijtt**’ t i h e i r h* uiiji-il I ha l il
lirM* {tfT llmt
whi’fi Wc
'# ccs, the inhabitants would have
In**
,
\mM* U«i ***|i»i m ’*1
fur
>
IliHC
p
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l
f*
llt*tii*iat
m|
the power to limil the nuinher
jtat ^utr nf tuidefefK^ mattHris
lif
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and deterniinr the qnulifiridionx
\U»..* k H ill** l Mi it »f till »lf»*
lire oft
of persons who might wish to
•’<|*I** miijfiity,
t I ( 1 'ft
VI t*| »"
4
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ylng
For thr ter .led tin*.* within "
live permanently In those areas.
uiv to find it
t*i. t,i n f l i t ’ I to
I»tl
)
it
eirhl 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
jicrl o f thin
government has accepted the plan
V i
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Atlantic Coast line freight de
il lillil 1 *
ft
m a Iwisis for negotiation. How
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i iikrit
jml on MV ' C o -I 8tr,,il mid left i
ever. President Truman is said
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\ \ i t - i t r it it
-. i iIn i
il a pile of i hatred ruins and
* 1,1 1
l;
I* i 11 t: vd I tM
1
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kAfll p i n ’
to have i**rtdcd to talk the matin
ll.f |li!< 11IH
•Is |" ’(H '
dr*lr n>i'.| men lottidc ■
o\-ir with the American delegation
t (, , r
t,,,
n ■!
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tr.l’ lt
III H 41- '••ii 1 ..
Only prompt a' tion by Ihe Fire
of experts tieforn accepting the
, .
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l|'| fl ' T ' -«i ‘ i f
Mil
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i.ul I tir ill- i Im ” s
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merit
wiinii
alt-werml
the
t , r , ,f
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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* • r t h u
*f ihv*
'I t '
Meanwhile. tsird Addison -ays The Cr-ast Guard iodi.i i- .u**hU'
o'clock,
r-aved
the
offirn
slructllre
3
i ! fjiiy
lltiifin n iA *
»• ■I t t r • «f i*
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
l| , . r 4 »•
i ti i V m l a n * l
»
1 1 1 I-.* .
Arabs and Jews. Ilis statements u troopship at sea In fight a
I
I tnlirv*
lerioi of winch «u - rrccupied hv
i
,
i
•?’ i . f r i e r a 4*
opened n PaVlstinr debate helil I In . aimed epidemic <d diphllifria
s
in
if
i
iM
* in fittr
uoikri- this morning
.. . 1 H . . » UV
> IlIjM th ll
It!
Ih
simultaneously in hoth houses almard ihe vessel, The letct In
*
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M
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11y i* Wflf ll't
The wnrehousi, of tin ttVef
* u f i 4i l l l r b , Im h
. - 1 4 > t ! h < i ■1 1 1 1 ,i f i s
of parliament.
fer motion Is -that one pci son —
h
i
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t
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ll
I'll,
frame eonsttpetion, was a HO fhot i r ft llVC |H
i h * ! U>
m i t rt'ti 4*ii i i n f * U n h i h p d «
Lord Addison also announced a soldier — is dead mid others
f If VI lit*
lit'ri’ttnl till* fl • •*"•I
poilmp of ih- lung
wurphopse i
-1 s ■ ! “» I « *♦ i h i . =*r» b r » r i | ? n i k c i f
II.
that lK-s Ilritish government dis arc stricken.
i it’ * utlim-I I v 11* Mi-t**r.
whleli on l)ee. I I. wn* destroyed
I-X
t
tin* •! m m e t *
’ t l\
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 tH rpart whlCrl
—
*
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tin ,
h* | m l h
• L
anti-fraternltatlon letter written Victory and it w t. about iiOO
•ilUv Iff ii i iMiitli-I I fiftim NT*.
had
been
rebuilt.
The
wood
plat
:i
\Y V lift f aI <l\
I ih
by L-iutenanl General Sir Evelyn mile* o ff the co»»t nf Argentina,
I»* 4!’*1t»kr
H»* i n l y « i ' v
’»•
form underneath arid nil the side
4
\U iffn y I rhrfitl ! ■
Ituikef. The letter almut fmternt- Newfoundland, this morning.
h ifrifiMa
iff** » littll Hi .il
•In
f
file
hurtl'd
itm
rtoic
wgy
not
* 'I »^
I Ml. 1'111
A supply nf anti-l'-xins was
%■ xation with the Jew* was written
ill**
Wilh
fllfl
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Wf!
'jdrm njtid
<inc wmid lo.x «nr.
• •! ft LiTifiT thil^Tfi^ 'Id ' tl
by General Barker tu hiw troops put aboard a Cartv truant plane
deti
f| U “ l *
i 1' 1
I aJ'ingside was senrehed and Ilia* "'d
f .lli» f III
* \ mi 5
|41 *411tv*
* in Patkinrhie." *“** ’
- at NewYflVk. It'lauded at Salem,
ft
r
I
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njr
!*n»ih
*
| par111 vvw- hurned from a si - ! *J'
4 ' hi’
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iIr, t.
Mass. — a Coast Guard station
liixiiil*
"T
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"Tit,
at.m
u
id far
rlnttcrH
on* en
— in take on additional medical
*vn
I f d i Jm* M
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J ' t t i l j l f Will*
••ver it.
M.f
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,
,< ,'f *•. 1 \41
K i «»(
• st Ui •Sri nn *
supplies - ami is now flying to
f * ** * » 1
tin. morning re il,"o l worko
n .n.»»
* ft In ph lt\
»****! ^
1in i .* ' ■ »
Aigcntinn. There the supplies will
were busy transfer* mg fie
f
U” .»» i ni* * ***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*..
■ « '' '««n d for othei Hm * m i l l
ii ir -.1 Uhtl « 1rl«f| 1. ■ V l M I 'l l ,"
In* r iili'i
I hr
S -K I
which will drop the diphtheria 0FEKINO election to Musacbu- '
\ f * • • hi * ri|*jd*'il cit-s
sett’s CongiTMlonal seat now held
T,,e only damace done « ,
i i ft iiirtli IU ii
Ith
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frinii'iHi*
nnli-toxina to the ship by para
JSfMIlk if
v l.-v f lt hi
. .. i.n.-l tii m
« ’ **»'•» consigned Ion nil
f
M itH tfo H l,
MlgH I tit J’ftt il' -Il
chute. It's thought that the plane by Ilcp. Jo.wph Martin. Hepuhli in
W t in irH ,
■ m r
w In*!’ (t 'h r t i • i
* Mu* n f u »»f f o u r ,
mlndrlty House leader, la Mm.) records, aside from i i ' m j i< kh«* *
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a
will teach tha vessel some time
liM?b p y t if i
• 4i f h i i t
hr
th o l
Walla till H. Sharp at Welleslej, * waybills were undarnag'd toa tn §rnn tn U i t n l l« » U.iiiult* D "
RIO DR JANRIRO. July 11
The p u ' i *ii*«• tit
i kfiti'r* jMiihhPfl hr | fpfifiithpi *I** ***t i l t ‘hLs
this evening. The troopship was
igtii t nn*« TI m* wt»r*l nylfids
(Ah—The fire aboard the IlrxMari.
8ho
waa
educated
at
IVm*
extent,
acconling
to
E.
N.
Field
|
i«ff
lit*ftiti
t
‘
j
Swt
’h'-h
Kit
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It 'I f f i l l
Ilf
t ill ■ |
—
V—
en route to England,
crnlly l**«»V
■Iin-lti
* ••lhilfl>, tn|i|
fTI»* t?trl
slllsn
(rampart
Pojnr
De
broke College and lias a master's ing. freight agent.
(Till
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till* vit nl it Im ’ i
U Y M IIM IIO N . July 11 'I
t i m i i f l -It r
U n it
tiP t
It
I In
f ’i*t in
degHT from Radcllffe College
As during the previous fn
Casiaa haa been put oat. The
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(International fteighl building wn* fulls ,1*1
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six miles frnra IU present
when the F|ye Depui In' nl ., ] win wn■’ ' hi nf . ii hi nv thi* t i h, II K f l t Y K lllf l V tlfV tr ■
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position. The rrew of 400 retived, mid but fnr prompt
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ms lord an board.
■1to- office structure woolif 1
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Met Pert Stenstrom, 16-year old
<s« l -nf i . khp
(Hint
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HIO DE JANE I ItO. July 31.
Meek
t
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thu
moroo
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tittil
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flint
lull nf him
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fA1*— tlrar.ll's largest transport snn of Mr. and Mr*. John W.
1*1 Four hose lines were pul in ■"
M”
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III i-i.'»r ! .. NhliMr sliii i
' • i
h lt P 'l I h r
— Dunue I)e C«xins — war nfiie Saleshury who sustained Injur
nod
Ihe
firemen
were
kepi
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Mi
(nl- , wllif 1*11* hr*i ' il i I In *|f |i . i a f i i i r i i l *.* r i v i| 1 1 ^ 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.
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the crew of 300 was still aboard. which necessitated the amputation
City building inspector Gr^i. Irodurttl hv Fraiik Shame,*- win liM-Irfl ctrilfr in vinl/itjui:
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WASHINGTON,
July
31,
id',
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% ,l!owevrr, (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 H it Ihilt '.||» had Ix-rn I f**hm l li|Ha. If “-latp **l |»♦» *I fspeirinj^ prdfhc t i*nf find A u m tm in ' rfiinit In 1 ill l«’ f
paesenrers have beep transfene I day to be still confined lo the
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month Townsertd
4 |hnr n -rii’1 ;|ir *lrrw
• nn>lMYfiipid
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from the transport lo n Ilritish Orange Memorial Hospital in plan again today, hut npprmrd hurned Imtklrnd* anil fiirmtm* the f n - l woman member "f tlm i .
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Approval of the measure, wln-lt I explosive force ns during 1•'
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standing vote turned down* the nf the fire. The nlarrti «u> i
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called “ Townsend plan” on the *r, . who first notirvd tii
The Brasilian ship took part
fihv
in
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n *■i i V " i(ir
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h r r ninny r» Iiifp.ii . n r t lv if ir . in •
statute hooks.
Chief Clevelnnil said.
In the Invasion of Kirlly and
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mU- •f rifjftT) vnttut* in
KKI’ ltlNT8 CAnTOON
rmillPPliuii V-’tth ihl' Mpthmlln!
the Pacific campaigns. Only reThr Townsend fight was genM 4. \ I * U I 111. Ju ly .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
a-. I I '
M e t iron
riintriil Itehiy
| in | « iiIit H f t n t
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LONDON,
July.
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 Jim ilil lie
W M i,
nr«|
rfiitgrnlnl
livi**#T
.
peare-makers,
a
reminder
to
thi
Marseille and Naples when the
paign l»*ui when he first' tried
"■rfiel'.rl in |h, I*.-i i
I’-'fii e f u n
ill.
W A id llN t,l'IO N Ju ly 31 |/M —
fire broke out. The Navy hoped the London Dally Herald today for th* Senate In 108B. He won
firem r* llm t ,*nilti i*mi of M '■r|i‘o .'V-nitor Andrew-. Florida l>cnu>nrrlntcd
a
bitterly
prophetic
to lie able to tow the liner Into
finer support today from two
.. dd h,- n vlul iiiiiii " f i h - H n ilr d i r i t . in., o ld une,i unanimous conWASHINGTON. July 31 -hi’.
cartoon which it published when oilier
port.
Democratic
senators
i I um i * d e rl.ii itti'n .* >m r irm - M'Mt
the Versailles Conference was Claude Pepper
tor" f ''it .' li't i Mi'll of
tlm
repper at
< Florida and The 4*1 birminal pav hill ' »«*
I'l'lu 'i: ..epniMd- ; m i**• lieulieh jIu.rMvnrOO bill I"! H im M rilltcrriuis>” p rinser lo the While lb*' •*
YOUNGSTERS GIYKN OUTING under way ' in 11)13. The cartoon Taylor *>f Idaho.
:. 1111 ihe nn*n>v 1br .Mi xu'.in am erti tr tilt II;.
was a losing battle nil the Imtay.
r Thirty.soven boya and girls of showed the 10 IB Dig Four —
Idi* been ill"
I lie i>n.it»’ y r , ! -rd;iy p i v-.-d tiie
The Senate hits approved by
i lly It'ci-'aUori llirrrtor ........ . l..i ,1'lrd ill P u n
m the Red Shield Youth center, en Woodrow Wilson, David Lloyd way, but Downey Stayed In there
(e nrle d by ||,e M e iii :m G oVeru- ftH'i-ure in relnibur&e rltrus mid
George, Georges t'lamenceau, and
Kettle*
iiiiimumhd
Uiis
miuidi'i:
joyed an outing Monday afternoon Vittorio Orlando — leaving Ver pitching for hfs project, lie told n vote o f a $2,400,000,01*1 menruro
TAMPA July 31 t/IT-Oiihms III
hi* colleagues that the present in which 16,000.000 ex-sorvirrit' ii Tampu ii.<• trying to prove In court that free movies for children I "i* nl to „eek » l » i rfrrn ti-n of Ibis i trU b lf growTra tor loMfti sufat San Lando Spring* where they
sailles Palaca where the pewee
lererl In t|i" IIKSMUJIJ eradicationm a r k e d have a altar*. The payments wn ild that they ate 'charitable ami id- will Ih- diown tomorrow ............. j I."H it. .
were taken by . Candidate Harold treaty was written. Behind a Social Security system
Veil er tiny lh,» f'nhan govern- rampulgii 'tiie bill hw. been sent
lw
mail"
In
-place
of
furlough*
by
the
activities
pf
tha
“
social
at
1:30
rr'elock
nt
(the
f!nn("i'l
.
May o f the Salvation Army.
pillar, a child hearing the label snooper” — “ makes poverty oh- which wero earned hut not gnmicl UCSUonal” InslItitUons. Tiie Tampi
'.ii " I aiinoutl' *‘l tha' d I'.id -'.it t*r the H " i " A intiUr hill ulrcady
.Iiini'ir High School.
,
"1040 Cle**’* Is weening. Clem- vious and . . . la a ahame and nn during Ihe war nmergeocy. Un'h c local of the United Brotherhood
.... ngp I.. Dm Pu 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 suit hi Clm dl Churl ngalrtfd* Pxi ( H " tir-ut," and the program - dl ; ■,■ staling th -! oil I lie tlntled i hut (he llule. Committee will not
Mid crying,”
seem to hrar • chi
Not Hina iih'uul'l have been Invi'ed. Iri it tiirne up lor n vote
of lha payments would lie (o ft '” asaewir W h [ipnrkman. Tux Col-1 l>e roinnlexl out wtth two romi'h
An* veteran in need o f serv
11*^ fiirasu|;*T ft If* I ll««"
iifti*1
year bond*.
Bchlainan
lector
. Anthony
fiehleman
and1
ice (free nf charge) in any of
I ’ Milnl Njllitifi
ill tun i fi'ir
LODGE !B 801.D
Tha legislation ia drsIgrW in State Comptroller J M. Iww .veek- '
, MASONS TO AS8BMBLK
tjia following categories la' re'•8F.NTF.NCK" A l'P R O V F Ii
| fi» Irt? MfXlrn Unlay.
put enlisted personnel on tin ram*
rr?
WMtad to visit tha office nf
I
Marquette Lodge, located on basis as officers who are paid f»r tng tax exemption of It* pmprrty |
Previously exempt, the Carpe"the reaponstbla agendas Hated
Members of Sanford Masonic
TAMPA,
July
31—
(Ah
I
be
Golden Lake, haa bean snlil by umired leave time when thry'r* t*ra Hall ha* treen artauuwd lld.wyi
Mi:m > t ih . i n
below i
CbapUr 01!, F. and A . H. are
Mrs. Bradford Byrd to James discharged. It still must lie a n d on tho basis of ■a-m.'xint ruling by Florida ttnilmad Commission Im
WASHINGTON July 31 (At —
Coordinator —
Carter,
requested t o ' assemble Friday
approved n “ death sentence" for
Powall.
sales
manager
for
R.
3.
DOOTON, July Jl f —A irrffin- T1te War A-^eio Artinllilxtratkm
on hy thu House before going to Attorney General Tom Watson Tampa's half rentury old alim t
A U o t k : NatJeoal
Build- nfUrnoon at 1:45 o’clock at the
1
Masonic Hall for tha purpose of Evails Company o f , Miami, Mr. President Truman 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 Petloway, notified NQxnn. Jr., today w in urged by day to allow m<mtci|nllttr.x to oper.
it — U» B. Km- ati
the funeraL o f David Powall Intends to locate hem ture.
and educational Institution*. 11 the the Tampa Electric Company 4hot MwsvwImsetLx Corrections Com-1alt- surplus government-owned nlr,
it Karrlce, |1* North
D. Hookerr who died Tueaday. with his family!' Tha property
N-ixotl |ports [m-jiillrif- Ihelr llnal dlapoalPark Avenue.
LA GUAJtDlA IN PAlHk
current action ta successful, other its petition to abandon the Irolly ml .'.lolier J, Paul Hoyle,
Graveside services wth be held was sold for 116.0(H). Mr. Powell
PARIS, July 31, M l - Flnrriu Unions are expeenl to file similar service ha* Ihdd approver!. The was fortdemp'st lo death tor inur-luon
Vocational Training am) Edu
Longwood following the 4:00 la a brothsr In law o f llaymond
iieting his Imlieeile son. Ikiyle nug-j Tiie airport* have hern dcclvcd
Igi Guardi* *rrlv*«l In Paris to suits for cxrmptlon.
cation — T. W. Lawton. Court
lock service at tha Longwood Beavers, local photographer.
changeover from street car* to i:i".l-d that the .-ruleIire 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* Dlrntor General o f UNRRA
PA V HILL SIGNED
I*
^ . flQ : A
next sumlay, v
_ _ _ _ __—
■
|float ili'.jetail haa not been com_ SUM Service OfIs touring western Europe.
■
CONTINUES
IN V IT A TIO N ACCEPTED
pleled 'H it |irrmlt.l include San
— Contact through Lloyd
H.P.A. DKEVS HIKE
WABIJINGTON, July 31, W>—
ford Naval Air Button to Sanford.
rHOOPSHIP IIA L T K II
Service Of*
A R N A L L .T H A N K S , TRUMAN
President Truman has signed a
' By Aaaodatsd Pres#
FU.
YOKOHAMA, July 31-(A6
W A S H I N G T O N , Julv 31. (A6
LONDON,'July < L «^ p )- O n e of
giving
pav boost o f $6,A T L A N T A , July t l . MPY H bill
.........
.........a...........
n tha all Jawlsh city of T«1
—
. itho
Lm nation's 300 An American troopship—th* U. The O.P.'A. has authorised an
Oovar
Bills Amall hss AAA
000 a ytar: A
to
viv, British Tommiaa a n praas- th* savan Arab league states— Georgia Govemar
HOLCOMBE DISCHARGED
it Truman a telegram federal judge*. The raise coveys 8, 8. Marin* Panther— ha* put increase e f six permit In the
thalr manhunt fo r tarrorisU Baud! Arabia—has accepted Brit sent President
Sl/c Earl K. Holumibo of Rout*
him fo r fodaral coopera i_f i y federal
______
judiciary
dl*' Into port at Yokohama’ to send retail prico of farm machinery
inslblo for last Waak'a bomb- ain's invitation^ to a round-tabls thanking
* .................
m
Ufrom
m
o f tha King David Hbtel conttnjnc* on Palestine. Tha tion In th* Investigation of tha trict Judges 4o the chief Justice three infantile paralysis patient* anil replacement parts. This is 2, Box 21, has treen honorably
Jerosalam. Oh hundred and British Foreign Office, In an lynchng o f four negfoes nesr o f Urn United States. For the to. a hospital. The vessel left the first action taken by tho discharged from tho United States
i j threw men and tan women nouncing the acceptance today, Monrco, last weak. The PrexiJmt Supreme Court, thi» means Chief Msnila bound fo r San Francisco O.P.A. under the new price con Navy, according to information
Martlc U . audied, G hiriffs
with 2200 troops aboard. Th* ship trol layv. It retirees dealers' received here today from tho
.
jvs
bean a r m tad. A ll civic llfa said that Saudi Arabia is tha ordered the Dapartmanl of
Office every Tneedey. * •
in tha Jawiah city ia at a stand- first o f tha saved states to reply tic* to use all Its'resources to sriWwn's, urn
will rccelvo $26,000.
d ll' for tha. 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 Am erican Firms Charged
With Violating A n titru s t Laws
Investigation Of
Klan U nderw ay
In Seven States
(Large Brazilian
Transport A f i r e
O ff Rio De Janeiro
( rippled Girl, 19,
Shools And Stales
KafluT To Death
.Inslict* .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
4 Okeyed By Senate
In 4)n
4'iinlVrcnrc
,Small' A|i|»rovf.s
Fruil Fly Measure
Tampa Union Files ...
Suit Seeking Tax
Tomorrow Afternoon
Exeniption On Hall
Veterans Service
(!ily Liven Permit
To Control Station
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F R ID A Y , J U L Y
v is
Irate Housewife
Why Soldiers Didn’t Bring
AMG Promises Discretion
urls B utter Back
Tropic Diseases Home To States
In Destroying Nazi Books H In
Grocer’s Face
NEW ORLEANS — If you’ve
A p Newsfeaturr*
monument* commemorating World
JACKSONVILLE. July 2fi~(/F) been worrying th st your Pacific
BERLIN — American M ilitary War.* t ami II.
—A housewife in St. Augustine, w ar veteran would spread sueh
Government officials predict there
Mnj. (k n . C. t. Adcock, deputy
will be “ no bonk bonfires and no (o 1.1. Gen, Lucius (’Jay, deputy who paid OS cents for a pound of pests as F ilaria sanguines homini*
wlleh hunt*” in tbe American mllitnry governor. a* well as b u tter and th en found it rancid, throughout your household, you can
•lte u tlo n of the four-power Al other official* pointed out that thixjw It in th e elorekeeper's face relax now,
A world authority on tropical
lied order to destroy German the orders left much to discretion when he refusd to take it back.
literature of a Fascial, m ilitarist of the tone military commaifilcra. Police picked up two sailors with medicine says the mensce of an
"And you can count on It." said MOO poynds of sugar, 60 pounds of exotic .epidemic In the United
Snd anti-Democratic nature.
bacon and five gallons of lard S tates—although it sppcarvd real
The same discretionary policy,'one official, "th at (Jen. (Joseph) which they w ere try in g to sell enough early In the w ar—ha« been
Duld be followed In., McNarm-y isn’t going to |*>r*e- from door-to-door. The source of virtually eliminated
they said, would
txeeutian of a companion direc ru le a fjerman for owning and the commodltiea wee not given.
In fact, he warns, the g re a te st'
tive handed down by th e Allied fniiny to surrender u history of
In Sanford, <EL F. Lane, in des danger Is th at fear of foreign ail
Word
War
I."
ppntml A uthority's coordinating
ments will detract our attention
The Americans said that, at perate need of rtnr fo r a friend from native maladies which a n
fommllte* to destroy Nazi ms*
on
a
stric
t
diet,
sen
t
telegraphic
their
own
nnd
British
Insistence,
on
the Increase
piorials and German m ilitary
private libraries were exempted appeals to friends In .Georgia,
"F o r example,’’ says Dr. Ernes
from the search fur banned books. Oklahoma and Louisiana—he re- Carroll Faust, parasitologist and
am
In the m atter of mnnumrnte they ceive^l 07 pounds of the scarce head of tha Tulane University de
u t j t j j s remove
pointed to a crtUVe which stales Item. The S tetson football coach partm ent of tropical medicine,
th a t "removal nf objectionable says th a t If th e clothing situation "there I* a persistent increase in
„ THAT
parte will constitute effective doesn’t ease up, his squad will the south of murine typhus, which
em diratinn." This measure Is ex have to take to the field In Is transm itted by fleas harbored by
W H lS T h fpected t<> In’ substituted for total shoulder pads and shorU because rata. T h at Is more of a mensce to
destruction in many cases.
(h at’s all the uniform s he’s been us now than most of the diseases
rAND ALL OTHER
from India and the Pacific will ever
“ W hat’s all ibis talk about book able to gvt.
bonfires T” said one liilfh official.
In the anim at departm ent, Cons- he.’’
(UNNATURALNOISES
"We expect a lot of i copies of stable P at Gordon of lorkelryul for
Malaria and Elephantiasis
The diseases of which (he Arm y
'Mein K am pf and other objec got about a drive on untagecd
tionable volumes to Ire su rren dogs and cam e home to find his wss most afraid, he recalled, were
dered. Whirl's wrnnrr viith tossing unlicensed d w r hound In the m alaria and filarissis, or elephan
them Into the chemical vat and clink. A t St. P etersb u rg , a spider tiasis, both transm Uted by mos
cenverting them into good clean blew into
alo one
om of D r. G. W. Le- quitoes. (F ilaria ssnguinus homin il” , “Is,*the
puper to help cure the present Wallen’s eyds, causing him to lose IJJJ*
? parasite which
short ageT *"
control of hts ca r
«"■»"*■(
hieh Jumped
“The spraying of breeding
n , u l. „
" curb, crossed an Intersection,
ItKLEASLI*
smashed a stop sign, and came to helped keep down the num
NANKING, July in , (/l*) , rest against the cornsr of a house. m alaria rases." he related. "The
taking of atabrino dally minimised
( hincse, communist* adm itted to- His ear was demolished,
118 P a rk A venue
day thn t-g o v ern m en t-tro rip t had ' N m l Turpon Spring.,* IkU clive (In* num ber of pershn* who srijuirI’cn.'lroH-H
CTUt_ (kv«W -Burgee.,- whu wn» T t * W ml. clinical - m aU na -w h d e -in —fluc
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P h o n e . 23
immixt ures* fi’ r tir n f 'th e Vnmo for bass, hooked a four-foot al field, and the malignant type of
Hivcr in Kiitiuj.«u province. They ligntor. He prom ptly slit ita m alaria waa almost com pletely
cured. We have examine,I « number
leserihed the operation, as «» ttiroett to ______
recover !hU
arid
„ t'plug
i
full-sCiOo offensive by tHi g«v. ,og5p,| |h 0 g a to r aw ay, forgetting of returned Iben who had malaria.
ornment along n UKI-mlle ifonp* **
........ ....
■ J3 " iB L i,t a T ,1ht! » *
, h ™ i |y V 'l . K w r . ” " i t ■’s■ •mists
is '
iHinn oi nniiMii*. M
i ,V. dollar* y foot on the curiont mar* death or-perm
aner illness,
permanent
The ccmmiinisl* asserted thql h et. ’
"lit
general,
retaining
case*
of
(he government was using 60(1,Mrs. F red K tealer was a little m alaria among returned Iroopa are
000 troop* and that 30,000 t,f
burned u p ’when young pranksters limited to an average of twn years
them 'had Iwrn Inst *n far.
lt*»..The drug nlnsmmiuin sterAt Tienliln, meanwhile, th* nl n hall gam e In Miami put a ilixes
this stage of the parasite an
piocc of paper on her head and
United
State*
Marine
fommand(fl
that mosquitoes cannot be infected
ignited
It.
T
he
fire
caused
her
nnt announced the release of
seven Marine* who had been to lose her h a t a n d 'so m e hair
Marine Studio* it now raptured by nrmcil Clilnrse min* nnd nlsn her tem|oir.
entirely reopened —
inunist*. Thr Mniinr* were selxed
JA P ItULINC
both oceanarium* and
l«y the Chinese on July 10. They
TOKYO, July 2fi, W -Supwere released unharmed to ,'t
all ipecial tankt—and
»j»-cittl
executive
hendrpiartetH feme headquarters today gave
there'* a bigger, more
the Japanese holding (Company
tru re team.
marvtlout display of
Mquidiilioo Com mis* ion the power
merine life than e»«r.
the champion ' / !" Brll di*»olving big Jnpnnesr
Thr
Arrlic
trrn
Open every doy. Non
__ ,.... ...
long distance hint, covering
nn nn ; financial companies th at provide,!
a visit toon.
Within »
mini 20.l»00 miles from It* brcf^l* [m aterials for war.
imr prtiumU in thr north to its Sshort time, the Commission will
v%in;»:rin*£ qunrtcri in thn south" sta rt breaking up *1 holding
m i,m il l m i l l ) - iK iR itin
r« mpanio* with more than one
rrn .scan,
,
|hum lrt | >ub*id.arias. The houie,
j comprise the Lackbone ,*f Jap an '.
i /n ib a tsu families, which control
Mhe tuition's wealth nnd industry.
I Itelr securitle* ‘ -have n nook
L o c a te d F r e n c h A v e n u e S o u th n n d I 3 lh S tre e t
value of five hiBiun yen.
when biting a malarial carrier.
•‘Filuriuxl* was not os prevalent
a* midaria in most areas, hut then*
w oe many m acs, notably in the
Barm-an an a. These eases were
brought home am t it was found
1946
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that w ithout re-exposure, the Init
ial Infection subsided w ithout per
m anent m a n ifestatio n .o f elephan
tiasis.
Typhus and lllood Fluke
"There was some scrub typhus,
pnrtirulnrly in the Anaam-Hurtna
urea, in New Guinea and the n o rth
ern .Solomon*. There were some
deaths, but those who survived
wen* completely cured.
"S an itary m easures generally
took care of amoebic dysentery,"
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and is being given nenicillin.
Mis* I-ak,. iM-cnme ill Wednesday
while nt work on a new picture,
Milk is u*cd in a wide, variety ,
of industrial pnJIurl* such a*,
plasllrs, lextilrs, paper mating, I
paint, glue, films, phnrmareull- ■
cals, insulatinn, fertiliser, Insce- I
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T ty
C . B. " H o t "
P a lm e r ’.
C hile B ow l
— T H E B E S T IN —
* S T E A K S '— C H O P S —
A L S O S E R V IN G
F R IE D C H IC K E N
PLA TE
LUNCHES
PAINT
VARNISH
and
Larcoloid
ENAMELS
HAS
' ENAMEL
BEEN
KNOW N
F O R Q U A L IT Y
S IN C E
Sl i mH
SA BI
e a n d 1r o u b l e
im m l i i -a t i u k
PROPER FURNISHING REQUIRES TASTE — NOT RICHES
. A moderate sum, apent wisely, will do
much more for your home than a largre
(B EA L)
Bum »pent hcedleBflly
NllTICK la hereby given lin t the
Trustees of the loirrnal I m provemenl Fund ,.f the HJaf* ot Florida.
I ureuanl
lone, will offer for
«*c could allow you rooms th a t cost thousondq of
■a t li ft* o'clock
1840
We apcclallie In quality
paintn for every surface,
and iln»e for every parpoae.
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m t n » :ii o r
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T<»: M M .O it K O J l l t ’ T I . K I I . w htw v
p liir v ,.f n a l d u i r t In *ct | rln p h ld
H lr v r t , F o v l r ii l,u tK . V l i . l n l s
V »»u ,n < t ir r . t i, n u l ir i n l a n d I * ■ llilr o t In n i-p v « r io • r e r U I n U til
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d iv n r e e , t,> V lllt N lJ N H l I U T I . K I l .
n o w iir n d ln a In the S ' lr c u ll C u u r l
n r H e n itn u la ( 'm in t y . K lu r ld s , o n or
b e fo re th e H e p ie m b e r H a ls
D ay,
t e - w lr th e 2 m l d a y q f K s p ts m b e r.
. l a d a f a u ll th e re o f s a id eituea w i l l
p ro c e e d K r - p i f l x
l ^ t tht* n t ile r lie p u b lle h e d fo r
th e
a la t u t iir y
lim e
t s u u lr e il
by
la w In th e H a n fo rd t le r s h t , H a n fo rd ,
P T n r ld s , a n * w * i> a |ie , o f g m a r a i
r l r r n t a l lu n
In
aatd
C o u n ty
and
H ta le .
W it n e s s m y h an d a n d o f f ic ia l
s e a l ,.f o f f |<e. a l H a n fo rd . H tm ln o le
C o u n t y . F lo r id a , ih le I M b d a y of
J u l y . - I * |C
O . p IIE IIN M O N
r 'le r k o f C l r r u t i C o iu J
I ' r E le l l m d l r k , U . C .
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-.w S iT »f HKR. Section It. Town,
ahlp i l South. Hanna I t Kail. Con-
dollnrs In furnishings and thnt nre not nearly ns
The purrhaier It lo paf the ad*
verHaJap onal
TUB TIIUHTKKS OF INTERN Ala
charming or comfortable as othons coating such tpp.d-
la ln ln e fo sere*.
eratojium a iu practically any salaried man or wage
M '\ « « V *M ,KN T F U N O m e e r a e t h e
tooEte* •">’ »"d *11 hilt*,
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n . rt S l !
n l ,h - T fttelee a a l
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[ w p r o w t n w l Kund of
Die R t l l i of KlnrM n.
earner Can now afford. Her© arc tw o of th e moderately
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o lh r r w is o
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S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A .
M O N D A Y . JU L Y
N O . 224
A ssociated P re s s l e a s e d W ire
29. 1046
«
Georgia State
y Police Face
B lan k Wall
Delegates From 21 Nations-A^e
Convened As Peace Parley Begins
Give Details Of Mob Slayings
.
Talmadge Promises
Minimum Of Such
Atrocities During
9
Forthcoming .Term
Dcgnan A Grand Jury Witness
- . MONROE, Gn.. July *29,
(/P) — State Police report
"(hey have run into n atone
wall of silence in trying to
find the killers of four ne
groes near Monroe. Gn. Mnj.
Wiliiartl E. Spence, head of
the Georgin Stnte Police-'|
mcpt anys, "we have talked!!
*<du jH o trb fk jM B k .a u tL g o iJj
n
iAbolishment Of War
h> nidauit;
Dyrncs Wants Talks
Kevcaled To Press
New Legion r o s t | urged
Handed Charter
By A. Reid Mann
Ixmgwood and Cassel
berry Vets Form
Now .Organization
III* %••••• l«lrt| I’fraal
'His* P a r is P e a c e C o n f e r ••iiim * tli.tt' w ill t r d r n w t h o
m a p n f E u r o p e is u n d e r
w a y . I h 'l c g a t e s f r o n t 21 n a
t io n s h a v e c o n v e n e d in th e
L u x c m lm iir jr P a lttc o to c o n I s iile r p e a c e tr e a tie s f o r It-
old (duty Post of dm Ammo m j’a lv , F in la n d , litiititn ry . RoIxgion; rem p ria in g -h0
-m* | n iil„ |j ,
( ttilg a r iu . P rcsi*
r^rpcjf,, - i m m u l t —o f - ^ r
w iM <li»ttirt» nf Mlileli h l r.. •
......
,,
* . .......
ten now here.’ tv e -th in k ' we know I
Madden ..f I .me.......I is ......
J
«'»«• ‘V .V/ f v r
-who *otn> of the members of tho
n i.io lr ,. m . i u . l a c b s i ,
!•• < M ' »• Ihe p la g u r^ o fw .r.
nmh nr#, but We can’t prove it."
„r,l„v ....... S tate X.lml.ml \
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lining
Meanwhile, the congregation of
Ifl i* I. knovt it tlt.it br will n&k
Kriil 'Uii"
the f ir s t Methodist Church at
till| a'|| f ••| t |i« • to ii'.ib* fill Aik
AJ 11" n* i •*m t ii i< th r |
Monroe issued a resolution r o l l i n g ,
n tg itti,iti"iw ••i"" t** i-ftt imen. Mr
w
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t
o
im
T
w
a
r
n
:
f
a
r
m
e
r
.
ii««-mI•«» . i• ■ inert u»jr i»t •••
^
upon the local anti 'Valton PaunlyT •
n liu f tb r Ainrriinn deletlclrimiiiitk iii'ii. i» iii i T*s-»i Ibi'i i *, .m l'f] fnjk|»r
‘
nuthoritie* to cooperate with th-J • the ear from which four negro, were removed near Monroe,
KIWI"
t.illi -n "goMfiah howl
nilth tnor i. they lmv%* tin»i|il.l* l
Rtata authorities. The resolution by a mob of 20 arm ed men and shot t ■ death. He told officials
K tliwt !»■ irjrtfltHl, Ily,-rne* \ , .
tlu'ii bin b Ime if ( u m ir tr Itl.rH 1
brought u prompt retort from the enr was stopped while he wns driving nt«w«r n ’Tonotry road
oniiirml lli.it tb r various
run.*!rut!it'll t*n Inlul liriti «
Sheriff K. S. Gordon who said—
t*f ttir ro n frrrn rr name
with
Roger
Malcolm,
(
in
ig
r
lleraey
a
n
il,their
wives
Shortly
lu-for*
tin
i
n
!
..........
u
b'rb
1**1,
jjin
ii
t»»
art) ready to cooperate with
- 1»«*viat ir|»rrientnti%'V» t«* keep
by
H
i
I'I
mi
|
t
’ns
trliir*
iy.
t*«i
J
iim
*
ho
had
provided
bond,
for
Malcolm
who,
had
been
held
on
n
charge
of
the
selections
rhn
he
fully
ills*
.UXf »tatc. XVo've always been
iMt*t4 tv»f•*t niril .i to \vbi»* if
!!l Ailjiitml, M.iii .i b Mi mlr*l tlm iit’W
,mission it*®!
ready. It didn’t tab* any resolu- of stalibing his^ farm er-em ployer, apotlier white man. At right, cussed. Tiie
ftiimr on f'.»|i*r nf tt»r ftritponetl
I'lrhiiniiMl>
o
ie
*.iti*
i
iiiri'lii'U
(lit
i
tlon for Ihat.’’
Coroner W. T. Brown hold- a piece of rope usr.| by ilie toofi m
wl" ‘■cr.cn it
I MMtil • «ri»' l»niidr*| to
«*f ibt | t m Iiimf no-nit m b'|»
il may lay down l*cfoir th r A#*
The S late of Georgia—through tie the hands of the men.
I'11%n\ of III*' fivr \i%ti -atrllltf)
- .
* llnta-toai.m al) I M'ftthly fivr | m* il.lr nilr> for filial
no
hub
itifunl
amt
Oilntub*
fo»
•
Governor Kills A rnall—has offer
••Mil *
I Ml •> t'tlny. nm| they
in n u t‘*m r. abut. •**|iiiill* .
■»rlrrtii»n.
ed 110,000 reward for information
' tt'h loratnrron at
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if
III
It
in
n
t
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ago
to
u
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f *tM
Dll’ «•••!«nil w. a .•» 9 X 111A I!!«*•I ihat
leading to the conviction of the
oo f*
\ i lu ll hnyllght
i'll':"
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III • Iff• I, fnil • I •I iTtlr SiiaMiinr Ik'ifiMtn «!••• •» i
It tV|| i-lit I I 't.| 1111 ll»’ <|HTlfk
2 A laid mobsters who shot down
fltltk Ilf (Mil lllfiy f«•f II Ilflli'H ill
•mti?.ill) mitt <1* - • •
t ut*iiifIt ngM. mii I s t.ii*’ \»»
four nrgrors near Monroe last
• I" I lh.it if
thi r * »•.tin . I N o ffic ia l
Thursday.
i I tn.h) I
•"i dii Ipiirni r | N* n w i, ii»' !••(■.t
. i' oof prl rnni*
util ili.t Hint* »* •unti*
Georgia's
(iovernor - nominate
I • Mir pi«ni|em
• > t.inm l .lm . i I I Its d llit'llT u n Mill' ll I Ill'll- lot
n%ri l:«|>|»lii|* i» hr rim rli fltm
Eugene Talm adge predicts that
• I i • cot
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Wiiii
H*
t
\
f
If
I
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I
m
itutRi’t
fi
utt
i f there will be n minimum of such
U *i.»oh in..d* an
11
,h
JACKMiNX
II
I
I
lari
’hr
killing.
Ill
,/.l
r
I
tilt
ngniit
•
Itt
U
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M
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atrocities during his four-year
ti >• «• i * ih*- touted
11 •! I'M
(Specinli
Urn need t , expan
A♦tiviity i | ii- • ••MtHi'lMlI l»*. nil’ll• •• III I•VbIt
term startin g next January. In
lit*
.*' i C» t . i when In* vuiil
.
I.
fi.ut*
sion
<
>
f
f.e
ditu
.
1
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0.1
re
-rsic
h
t !■*i••■*1 •« lli«* I**- tli’r filllltr hum«
a formal statem ent, Talmadge
f.»* . Mi In * *v"«hi war,
I a Mi
in a i s i H i >.f f i. t-l to teep ut it'
u «>i lit MtKJttiif.nl mu m«
said that during his thr-u terms
• I It'U ti a deit.* it*
!
.
U*
a
.tip
abend,
i
clm
r
than
O
*
lim it mu. live, 'i nil VfitMi, lUtlfnrd.
as governor of Georgia there was
. till .1 t • v II' f ii* *%
(• icicle letrailing
the
ptutessi*
n
doininaleti
.......
I»
!*«• null nit;* mm While I'I hiih ,
not a lynching in tha ,tate.
id«lines while
i • he
1nt HIM'I
much ol the .Itscta-si II during N . ut vkrll n .Stamford, tlrr€itit • li.lbll'*
| h*M- h t\ i
II* said that he wns s o r r y i
trade
Ih - French
1
our annu.-i conference >f officials' vkitb. Ilitlg rfrM miuI Wilton, C’lmi
r * i w•• • lm In •
lb l ' i
that a lynching did occur during !
It i I *al.« lit.* •»;*!»•*N l"' Ihat
nod mauagey* of tic 1 1 -ridn
•
T|* '|1
f
M
i*
ft
ilr
I
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the present governor’s adminis- i
• on miM Im 0 ' .tllie Ullll'RA
S tate Pnimcnp}’ M arkets, in XVeit
| nmi■1 i*y la a H ut tii'* • t Iitmn at .ii * d*
t ration and th a t he sympathises >
ha
l»«ri*i h d .«'"•l iii hrnud
Palm It.' xch’- tbir Its it .week,'*
.
....
i W r.i I1.till' li« •*' • **li 'l.i> !*• M'l
•lav Iivlit
I !• *l
vit. taken ns
with Governor Arnall for i K s j N o T c H t i m O |1 V
G I V C I I Director William ■ W ‘Lc u
CA KUTIIKAS\ UXfc. July IV
Adiut.iiii
Mann
- chagrin and am baigrsemont i t 1
*
• Vi
\ m * *it'll M n il f o r I h r l»n<tii'«
• • • I..............
‘l'lMI• t "I llyrne#'
the system r a il lu-rs 1 d»y
|*
t
hop'd
Mill
-tl
'hut
tt
* caused him. TalraaikA Twrrnt t n to
|lt .*i l U lliuf.l tit 1 *n in e ton•1 n( lr tbl t»*ii |*'*fB»j|in
GoW«P-r T-ililbll.1 CaM.%el|
llirie vs ill !•• ums . Oi«t.«tit*t •♦•**
On A,
dirt I in (!•«• ri *k*|un nf tt ifflCPi a el mII l|ff»»l |P*i*n lo f
|er< •►’i' •P
K eaton M*>4i M t
^IsaT of nioh violence in Detroit,"1
II
Hi laull wa ♦
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fri»y l»Ot| a IdI tvt.# |}|S b*«licr< I s fat*
the D epartm ent of A g r upurr.
vrilli
the
t
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»li'
1
Chicago and other unctions of tlm
it **«n •• | •»
» vl - 1 im an r f tho
in theii addie»se. at <-ur 'ine i ■•••
•*M tbr M18 h:tl|ifn Ifl'* l I * 1 i.UAid "I II *»•••* .......Illi.p I"
country during the past few y-nr*.
r* " l r r in •
•Kl»t I l»r rfiiwb *»i»*i|M**i| *le»**ii ,.ii t ill »• l**| .
Mrs. (jcraldine I'ntrifk. fnrtnrr l rainy eviiitiiR evldencr I " • •>
*0 -1 •
\ • ..* *
S**nie ilntonirr t * IN I •**
Hill
*i. n . .1* -cl fil'd i|nw||
Sanford resident nt tins t'ntnlinn I complete sym pathy
w rl.
. fbiii|ii*K "I b»vv arm
dl'l "ff Ml*' M• se.mi f|s..|»
H .Saiif
Mit till dl* IAl • •1
i 11IPs " lilt II
P rivr, wa* found, not guilty nf ! problems and indicated v. pi
to
fit
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Kinnfc II • .
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.Hit tllllig nf AUt""
two ch arg e, of f |n l degree arson I lentmn to co-operate to tin • * frurkrf MMiltnl f i uni ||»* hiM
| rum pM ing il*. iiiii ft**tn |l«* I
»i tur th r t I|i 11*■•• ».*!•• I t 'Li. Franco
vice roll! IDAtale» Uid !•>
ti ii*I Hi linn* im i jippiove.
hy a Jury at tho eonelusion of I tent ■<(• their ahilitlc*. in In in iiu of ihc |m>l wi**k **n«l ■.flu*1*
' uiv-re
in
^i*le. Tti* fe iry ra|*«i/ed ••f th at offti r. iiii iiilipr- lii| him
I a two day trial in Circuit Cnurl I attaining of solutions.
itftl nl
t five MUioimthilt- man, today vi- »t• •( l.« pi"ti tirndfi"iii
Snlunluy
unfil
ii' nmi u **!-j
Friday cvening-t
■
| "Kight now the state syri.m
xvi n' tin own into Mir wnt* i
(|iinrtrrn at the \n ld tc llolel Hr
offid ally
in rau irn l
i>
m arkets is In a ................. " ,,,e
The charges bad liecn brought
tine I'rrsOn, flvi •ynir-ohl h 'liv iililliHItidd tliit \ I Hold M itrhrlt.
I
Wrnlbrriviiin
II.
K.
Wbiliirr
nf
h
Stnte.
represented
by
|
occasioned
by
s
u
re
r...
Several
l.y the
\ teki*t -v of Cnnithemvilli*, i kiinwti5iiuMnvinl trfir
III III IV«• •*l Ihr I
iiirboa. (Muudy : k lr . UhI.i mI’
A ssistant S late A ttorney G eo rg e1" " r m arkets have set new c.U h.fH$
•t *M'I T hirteen othn** wen- ‘.tv**.| • pnrislnn and %t *l"h f »t
iinir** lain wbirb may put tb* • il
A. UeCottes on two counts n. | """• tecor.ls during the f, ,
•ifl ?• m | hi**'*Ihly imiip, ni* ""
1i
v%ill
uve six incites f.o
Hi,
•d t h r Amei " in I •
with flrrs that <k- ! > " " J1" " Hosed, lies, ........... I•in. I lo're'f* hreii i n rxnt * • hr* k l»**i f nl !»«•«««I*| t.tl t* i - •
Breaking down in tears wlille connection
\> U
I (..-I lod.
eurre.1
nt
tho
CntaliiiH
Drive
I'm"*
facilities.
Those
m
ail
.
•
he was fingrr-printed at pulir••• 'lo itomher *»f' itersoii1* »>• ,*••! f" >tail n !*• 1*
to ta l 21 hunt mint.dl
I'.l if r
: H M*«
"f Hi liiii'i
"»'•
r «'«’» »'•
In' v*n *
•iheadquarters this morning frdlinv- home, the property cf W. II ■->
•I.. friiiy AfltOHi; ftl" 1*11 »f
•H* gffit" in
I
•*
If
i*
in*.ruing
was
*2
to
n
serve
producers
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«f*.i 1-ring
ing arrest for a fraiidulant at Messer. <>n Xl.y 21 ami 26. Mam definitely idnnnitig foi . . )• • y
• v• ill "Id ht ol In. «*f »» • JM-I
ait.|
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•.ford
At
the
t
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oltl Inn* > iHh'I ii itrKl"
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• > a pistol
♦
tem pt to cash a |IM> tclrgrapli w ltncssc', inclu.luig Fire Chief oiH-Cattons, now th at .
•IL .
• I »•lllk* f
•ail* a.t
*'VJ t
i.» |.rrim if.l S tr'io n in* it* in•
■
(tlh ii'l |ll«t • krfilimll)' ih r S***»ll» .1* 1 *) \ irk rra.
• it 'l l with
money order, Rayfield Moure, M ark Cleveland, were )|Ucslione-l omchinery, and labor pml.l.-"
I Is.I In............ *
fur the-o two periml
I ».* fviry wa* till liroad I* I * I t^^.Wi purp
shmiM
h
u
ll
it
tiM'iiitif
ij|l
l*
thr
in
regal'd
!•>
the
fires.
tall 17 year old negro youth,
t i ^ i iflrii he
2.It. inches. It »n* n-pmi.-.l
.tic rasing up. This Is .......I in
old fit Ii|*tfi«-*l .laiky Ini lit I 'Wtl lit* M u loaded liiirk'Pi. •»* I *•• Mill I**1 pteil.lM 'I l»v I 1 •• I .1 .III"! !»• • I"
A
motion
for
a
directed
verdict
confessed to police th a t h e ,h a il
h* Ily, ilrpiii Iniriit
n.iii.H-Mt of .••(••III l*',t 11 I* ' ** I iving jilnlrii
ness on tiirir part, for it Itnig l r „ i.it early to detrrniitn deu.
k* thei and |»rnpHk«*t l»y (wo luf
attem pted the forgery and that made Friday l.y F., F. lloOsbold- tikr nmrketa for our iuoiIu Ih age rlorie to seed bed* whirl, m u lv, |,i fitl'lity iiml In a iltrnlv ImmIn. The ttighoAt. pilot m . duty .StahilifAtifili S'"
;jH*l | i* inhri tlf'lll t • "I i M*‘ t.li '4 Miitr on
rrliKH'HA
Hiituir.
V be was an-escaped convict from er and Fred K. Wilson, attorneys shciild tem ain excellent. Ili.u o c r , | show injuring efforts later i- Ihr
In H
II nfi MNfKr<» lluni'ir*' nt Hip tium, Karl K"k «*i »*. hni*I the of lle rv fy Hreii I'oif of Mintit*, a.^nfiit *1 >vp|"i *. u » tii tested
» the Quincy County jail where he for the defense, w a, denied by it la hafrl to r*c bow sonic »f week.
At
Ihr
(tnlaiy
riu li lunrhroii hrM fitly war liriirhtly tiichted. and nnd will hi- d trertid t*y V nr S||||||(IV ft f !d llirfii ill the t o t
C
lrrull
Judge
M.
B.
Sm
ith.
T
here,
had i*en serving a five year
i.Him of n lm ai iliralip hy Police
uur marki-ta ran givo nde<|iiat‘<
Deep
w
ater
was
reported
east
m
|
At
Ihr
r.nmimiiTiy
llnihlinir. Dr. tu rd to * par* In front nf tin* r«iin mu mier (Niton
upon the attorneys for the de service in the bundling of Hdaentence.
•t •
ID > H \\ dl mi .Min tiftnr
the
Municipal
Hall
I’ai'.
on
f
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hntfe*.
nlltloUk’h
'Kojjei
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jti>l
Mini
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"hi
lime
The young negro, who is six fense nnnounrrd (list they had increaaed produftlnn, without r .
• It Im li.nl t•.1* * l • f t miii the
Avenue.
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viotllf)
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H
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m
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F
o
r
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I
s
feet two inches in height, was no testim ony to offer and the pniideri and improved furilitn
f • >. * -11f I ilting
. « Ii i
was stalest by fh>'»l v a l.i
..' Icrr-stiii* t hiuiictrr** nny •‘•miiliv
1lie pilot NUI*| lie fllt-Mt* I I
ordered to stand up in his cell case went to the jury upon th r
• ^ I • i si i •••■i ami
"I wax happy to note that V'mirtienth and f a t Axci.o • n- fvi r pr«»*l"‘• I !!»• lH'loni?ril( Mi
S
e
e
n
F
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o
A .•mill? In thr fr»iy »#*
thi* morning and was Itlsntified testimony offered l.y the S tate Governor Caldwell rev.ul.-i ..
.
' the atlrnil1
m.iruing. 7'licro. wn .............Mr* „ >tlin ml, t„ mie •.f t!>. Ishiikrt l|tf htii whrn •( *l»
by Lester Tharpc, m anager cf Mrs. Patrick, therefore, was not thorough g rasp of our ptol.l.m
■nl i Mmmji $T|
Firjich
Avrnup
and
I
til.'*.
1
rnimt
*ito
i
.1
an.I
most
.rlign.n
|
i In I,
I
F r r r v*ill II
»* * mih e- an d ptOVrd •• f*
the W esfern Union Telegraph called to the stand to testify.
*»•• • 1'ileri
I was doiltdy happy to hra< t "■ S i.»-r| Writer was ..•• ...........
rare* •**t. II,* lived wilt,.ml
ld*l«**l" Ii •
S a id llf ik 'n • “ I
Company, as the oefsnn
who on
.
The Jury afte r retirin g a;
............
....
express
his wholchrai t. I
rare • , ,, • .t.lv-. .., HitVv-v»■* . I*, • •I ft£li!lfi|C nt) w llrrl 1.1 I. i*
I.oi.ids nf i arp u. rI*. * ." I
•t r urtillr t * • •
Saturday noon had attempted^ to proxim alrly 25 minutes returned prnval of expanrion of mail
I
• ••*
wt**n
ward- ao> .ne. in. lii.r.l I
I*-• *. Inin mi th r out *ldr. Ini* it l"tn t I-e*i Mini I l i i M * * It. ">•*-•
cash the t!5 0 money order after a xerrliet of not guilty on laith | where expansion is Justified Thr district at lairu-t X'.-oin
I*' id liArik of
a lo-liexe. in ^ilriie* Mini haontv. MMik D wn, a drinl hit right tnd U p r e p a r i n g I n lainl«|
( i 'XmI I II*' . *
itt having sent a telegram to Homer charges of arson.
II •alla ar* ns I ' . , , I S r m
tii*- ii
.Slim’, together
At
and devoting min-b nf hi.s Inn. 1 Mutdstde."
Sam aritan 11••i•** f"t \r*•"1*1
* Dickson of Quincy asking for
lo K'eiil Inoeml* .Iiinr of whir',
.1.11.1 w »l|| lit. | t Vrijil ••I | hfolher h*f
IVIt h .
I'antoi It. L
I " • «•
this money and signing the name
.•dm ittrd l" Ih* Meetch Slur®
took plan, nmn tin. afte r ilealli
li.tlay
of John W. Campbell nf Miami
and lasted fm -suvrial days.
A permit to tmild (hr hnnir tins M u * f l - .|CI <*l*llJ*g to Chief Wil
who la a business partner of
Dr. Mrt'aslin. wa* Introiliircd
jilid l*rfii issiird nnd liiatrriiilft liam .. Th- ymitli m veule<| that
* Mr. Dickson in tha trucking lint.
Mr*. Faina Giles Fuller cf tir- hy Andrew Carraw ay, who had
fni Hia roiivir tnl mu n n % firing hr had kept the pistol niddrtl
Mr. T harpc said Dili morning
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lando will address the Sanford charge of tho program . President |
arn iin u latMd ut tin* n fritrr <d Among sottte weeds near the Hoi*
th a t he became auspicious when
G. A. Fpeer tend a letter (torn i Payment of unemplnyeil mm- Fighth
Street an d , M iilhnry ler Motor Sale Company.
th a n*gro was unable to offer
WASHINGTON. July W -O P I- - the K n ,ll.h m .n m .t u p will, an ! n 'n ’a " ' ^ ^ ^ u L h l ' n " K m
T hr i' iui* ha h ^ n tm iufrrre<l
th r prrxidi-nt of the G ainrsvillr priisatiim in Semimtle County diii'- Avenue Anyone de-irinr: (•» n.iRi*«t
roper Identification* and told
of I n j world a liiih m tn who was ju st as n»My j tfiy* arm nlinff to sn anmiunrr* Rotary t'luh in which .11 wa*
im th a t unless ha >rould furnish Tho boss or
in thiv work i« fftpHlnl In run t** Jnvetnlr t*oii|t. II** is a resident
mg
the
week
ending
July
2"
test pro'vo fore**—The United as t b j Englishm an When the : ment today by an official rf the atate>l that every qualified s tu
roof of Identity he cotlld not gS rea
Wil "ii in nf Sleepy ||**l!"W il I it" Mont"®.
■.mounted to 1247.60 and urn- ta rt Pu^tur It- I
tates Cover”
——* -' P
n—
•- Irishman g ot- a •-*»
Governmental
ostal Inletter threaten- i group.
dent will Im- adm itted lo the r„i„V> to 12 persons, Carl B. Smith (***111thorn.
t
have
the money. Moore then to|d spectors—says
—
hi* J------------—
**'•
‘
•
departm ent mg bodily harm, ha set tip a
^ h l m . ' ba declared, th a t his car Just doesn't se«in to produce
Mrs. Fuller I* n well known University of H o n d a next Fall. rhairm an of the Florida lndustri.it
ah
any howl. The postal Inspectors moved Civic
w h id broken down, and ha would
leader In Orlando and at b u t. auplirali'ms for adm ittance Commission reported today.
TILTS ro S lP O N F M
thing
In
the
way
of
newa.
in
then
and
tha
Englishman
wa*
go to -It to g et hla driver* license
present she I* chairman of Irgi- m ust iw in by Anjf. 16.
Throughout the atntv, hr »*i<J, mAll softball game . luted tn >
A t least th a t's w hat Chief !n- convicted.
A resolution wa» read lam ent payments totalling tl31,36‘rS wrie he played tonight in (he (Tty
aa a m aan, of Identification, lie
latinn with Ibe S tate Pedetatlnn
Doran says some cases take a of Women’s Cluha and hold* a ing tin* death of Calvin C. Blanc
sald h* was w iring for monay jpvctor Jam es
Doran
thinks,
PAI.ATKA. July 29—-(AT—Flo
Soft hill | |.rig u c At til*' |.ftkff|Of|t
owrever, Doran declares Ihat lot of tlm.A One he recalls in -similar pnsltlrn with the Slat" and was unanimously adopted hy made lo ft,6^6 person*. T h i, * » i Park have been rAWrllrd «lue t*» rid,, H tatr I rag ,,r l
fans
to g et the ear fixed. When, after J '0'
an
Inrrra.*!
ovVr
paym
ents
of
$.'1.the
disappearance
of Federation c f Business and Pro th e club. George Hline recom
about an hour he did not return. hia o u tfit may not make news. It volved
threatening
wentlifi
ami wet I,an- lire , |>r..,„i..-,| faste r play
772
made
the
previous
week.
mended llial tb r club sponsor
will, Idi-ketine upon the p art
Mr. Tharp* notified Dm - pollc*. ha« the beat record o f all aa f a r nmney. Doran says it wan months fessional Women.
giounds.
rfiilmirr of llou*tnn Ilfch*
before the trail finally was n a r
This m orning a t 11:00 o'clock aa convictions are concerned.
Hl>« la alao prominent In rlm i'li the
••t tf„- player^ A fter a meeting
a le tte r carrier, work and is rhalrm nn nf the cork At ll'ty** Statu in Tnlhihmue*
Patrolm an Georg* V. Bmith ■In
•it ._-x,'r,,ii»p diit-ctor* last night,
Doran says th a t In hia 26 years rowed down
company w ith Patrolm an R. 1* a* an Inspector, he's run Into all who also was. treasu p jr for a Board of Education of the F u st At a rout of $'J0 and this was
I',, r.ideut K. t, Padgett of Dayroved hy tho rlub.
GUI yard, recognised
Methodist Church and also Vue
toim llt-ach said ili.it ' league
aorta of rases, from a gent who church organisation.
retltih from tha dascriptlnn given insisted on using second hand
of
the
Inter-Faith
Dr. M cfaslin related a number
Doran
™ran says th
m a t -when
-worn the
me President
dirpx’tura would r«- state tn m ana
J j t o Ipolice by
/ Mr. iW p * end postage stam ps to murder.
ctlmoniou* old tprpocritc final- (Council of Central Florida. Mm . f anrntolr* regalditig the old
sanctimonious
g e and player, their duties and
—
im*
negro.
Speaking
nf
longevity
arrested him. It developed -that
Fuller
was
form
erly
Chairmen
he kept
M-sponnibilities and would discuss
sran says he’s run Into some •tw w_ as. apprehended,
of
tha
Human
Relations
Com
to
an
octogenarian,
Dr.
McC**lin
Moor*, alias Jam es Johnson, had
_
_
_
_
_
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Myltuf hi* pocket* end sayingPH ILA D ELPllIA , July 29 Ml wlisl he did, why lie wore a tin- .am e m atter with umpire*.
lPu stin g characters, too. Take
ed
the
old
negro
as
replying,
m
ittee
of
the
National
Counril
f been staying In “ * '
“Sorely, Mr. Doran, you don't
Patlgi-U sal-1 the league's sole
— Police in Philadelphia htqei uniform , and did he have a gun.
the case of the E nglishm an who
an ah walks, ah walks slow, th at the pnrent* of a fiva-yi-ar
“ ' weak and. I t was
think I would MaHj th i, money." of Woman and was for four
Uirce broke in in *»y, "I'd like aim during th» final day* „f tha
ah
sits,
ah
sits*
loose,
and
Roy 0 . Williams w as U klng his lived ih New York, described by
years
a
member
of
the
PbuMa
Wsll, says Doran, he as <ured
old hoy will soon ap p ear and ert lo know yuur n am e" liut tho spiisoii i.< tn bring about a better
Doran aa a ."very m ean, h ard
fingerprints
th a t th a youth
i ..................
^-glslature. Mrs. Fuller im* licet when ah worries ah goes to the youngster aw ay from the youngster only gavo a jubilant spirit of cooperation <>n the p a rt
tha carrier th a t he didn't believn Lrglxlati
bitten cues.
!'
down and confessed.
a
frequent
sneaker
for
civic
«rsuch an aw ful th ln r. But Doran
house. The boy was found shout and raced around the room of player, manager, umpire and
Seems th a t this Englishman said ha would Ilka the fa rrie r In ganisationa throughout Florida.
. Patrolm en Smith and GIU
A negro maid, when told by slalloii
fan than over lo-forr.
a t midnight la st night, when he on hia veiocipetk.-.
couldn't stand Irish:
w ort commended by Chief
caniral
for
tha
first
tim
e
it'
was
ram oya the
he had
Tho
sergeant
askr
I
the
hoy
if.
halted
traffic
a
t
one
Philadelphia
llama for their good work,
distance from Naw. York,"
tima someone from the ^•Old h£ t in hia
and turn It
negro la being * "
" I t show 1*" *nfl. hung Intersection by riding across the bo had aeen his mother lately,
over to
word from Quincy
the
receiver. A negro mad, street In carafra* fashion on his and tho boy an sw ertd : "A long,
ISigliahman would*open u p ’w llh a
B u tt
things like that,
long tim e ,ag o ." So I’.iccv tried
i why he refused
work velocipede. •
fu '
b am ga of nasty lattars.
outfit Jual doesn't
w n
.When - t h * youngster w a s a new approach, and sent for a
Saturday
night,
whan
he
w ay of making
t mind working on an y other brought to the station horn*-, sandwich, some milk and ire * II. \V. Wolcott, head of tha local *
R. E lliott. A. B. 3/r.
of th* weak o r avert on Police Sgt. William Rleca began cream. The boy gave his undivid rent control office, reported to
husband
of
Mra.
Mar■
six:
y, replied, “ Mlstah, If you to throw some questions, but he ed attention to the food, and then day that rent rontrols naxo heen
Sanford,
has
been
Motion pictures showing meth
COLLINS DISCHARGED
^
CARDS ARRIVE
var
bean a colored n»w on soon found that ha himself was opened up with a new deluge of rc-cnlAblisbed and ail renta on
o
Separation
Center
ods of Ilf* s a v io r **<11 *ha shown
PHM S/e Clyde R. .Collins, 224
Boxes containing mote than
y
night,
you'd never w ant being glvad Ut* third- degree. questions. Finally he said, “ I’m registered property revert back
hla
horn*
for
discharge
a t. 1:00 o'clock this evening a t a
RiCoo Inquired, “What's your tired Do you . g et tire d ?" SgL to the Juno -30. l'J t'l railings. •
70.000 American Legion member
a- w h ite man again/*
AT8
Squadron
Five.
Bly Seout C ourt o f Honor maetlng
Evictions which had begun proship cards for
tors at_ th e Rotary Club num*T“ Tha boy cam* rig h t back Rieco replied. “ I certainly da."
Five la tho northernwhich will ba held a t th e Episco
cetved today a t B u te Legion ____
included Jack H ottell, Ro- with, “What'a youra." The Ser and turned the boy over tn tbu erasing prior In Juno 30, 1944 but
tin g squadron . of the
pal P arrish House, It was an
• 1T ransport Service,
Irill, George Millar and Jack geant asked tha same thing again, police matron. This morning, had not* been completed would
nounced by Ralph A. Smith, scout
h t of Orlartdo and Li*uL and this tima tha youngster re afte r a night'* sleep, the youngs have to ba reprocessed. Under Flo
Briton N orris of W atb- plied w^th a whole barrage of te r was back a t hia, game o f qulx- rida law IS day* eviction notice
is required.
qxristlonf. IT, Mked the se rte n n t master.
D. C.
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M arket Facilities And Research
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Mrs. Patrick Is
Found Not Guilty
Of Arson Charge
Ten Persons Believed Dead After
Ferry-Barge Crash On Mississippi »<
Kninfall Damages
yi Seed Beds, F
Lrw Arehs In City
In Behalf, of lie' ftmW
Negro Arrested In
A ttem pt To Forge
$150 Money Order
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High Tribute To
Southern Darky ’
Nt’Lrn> Kact* ('liaracIcrizcd A Fond Of
IMiisic And Kcdi^ion
Boss Of Postal Inspectors Says His
D epartm ent Ju st Doesn’t Make News
Edna Fuller To
AddrcH.s Kiwanians
Police Nab Youth
For It i f l i ng Gas
Station Kegister
12 Persons Receive
Compensation Pay
G
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llctlcr Class Hall
Philadelphia Police Sergeant Given .
Third Degree By 5-Year Old Youth
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M O N D A Y , JU L Y 29, 1946
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BEDROOM SUITES
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headline. Ym|
The I /'is b u /g Lion* Club I*
CWialaering a mosquito ami pei.
control project for U k e county.
No new 'p o lio case* h u ve been
reported In K ey W rit ttir lO I <l»y*
and the epidemic them 14 *4W to
ha^e ended.
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A Camp K hm er chaplain say*
that boy* w hUtllnz nt gkl* an*
cowardly. May I* »o. hut what
about girls whistling ut ImysT i
JU pre*'H tatlvc May report* he
I* loo flick t« uttelid the
greasiunal hearing*. Whnt tin*
been ’ uncovered ulsiut him >*
enough to moke anyone *ick.
rtoorein hat
h« ncgro-ktPer*;
A lo t of people ere Complaining
about the lack of hospital facililir *
In 'th is county who didn't lake the
trouble to vote u few year* ago
th e n the hospital bond l**ue wa»
■ One good low the S ta te U gis
latu rc should com lder nt It*
n e a t *e**ion - would mnkc it «
crim inal offen»e for anyone t*nlam inating Florida* luke* or
Stream* with *ewer<, »«plic tanks
0/ cesspools. *
Box Car Shortage
S c a rc e i* a m ild w o rd fo r th o f r e ig h t c u r n itu a tio n
a c c o r d in g to f ig u r e s c o m p ile d b y R a ilw a y A ge. T h e ra il
r o a d s a r e a b o u t 7 ,0 0 0 c a r s s h o r t a w eek .
It is n 't t h a t Ih e r a ilr o a d s h a v e n 't , t r l e d to g e t m orn
c a n t. H u t th e e q u ip m e n t m a n u f a c tu r e r s , in u n d a te d by o r
d e rs f o r 5 5 ,0 0 0 fre ig h t c a rs a n d H I0 lo c o m o tiv e s, not to
m e n tio n 75 3 p a s s e n g e r c a rs , a r e v ic tim s o f th e coijim on
p r o d u c tio n a ilm e n t— la c k o f m a te r ia ls . T h e fa c to rie s aru
tu r n in g o u t o n ly 50 p e r c e n t o f t h e i r p o ssib le p ro d u c rik n .
. S o th o w h e a t s p ills o v e r th e g ro u n d in C o lo ra d o a n d
K a n s a s , w h ile th o c re a k y o ld c a r s n o w a t w o rk a r e s h u n t
ed h a c k a n ti f o r th a c ro s s th e c o u n try .
Oviedo left recently for points the University of Horida, spent
in N o r t h
Carolina, Virginia, tho weekend at home w ith his
W ashington, D. C. and Nctv York. parent*. Mr. and Mr*. \V. M.
ilaytA**, Sr.
TV. II. Hughes and grandson
Jack Eugene Thomas left Friday
fo r Lakew otth to visit Mr. and
Kirby Kit*. M. N. Cleveland. Jr..
Mr*. O. A. Martin.
H arry Lee. Jr., and McKay T ru
luck have returned front spend
Mr. and Mr*. John Ivey liave ing the weekend fishing on the
had a* th e ir g u r itU o r the past St. John* H itar aboard the Lee'*
several daya Gene Scott of Lin- yacht Lolo II.
colnton. Go.
Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Sm ith and
• .sons have ivturnc>l front spending
two weeks in TO ylana Beach.
Mrs. K enneth W orker and son
Hohby have retun.od from spend
ing a week a t Ormond as guests
Mr. and Mrs. Chari.** E. Sponcerl of Mrs. 8. O, Chose who is spendhave returned from spending two ing the sum m er there.
week* a t V illanova-By-ThcSca, I
-----------Daytona Beach.
Mr*. C harles SMvidge and son
TMr. and Mrs. D. E. Norwood
and daughter have rc tu rn e l from
spending three weeks in Straw n,
Texas.
Mr, and
Mr*. J. P. Cox o f 1
W alter Haynes, Jr. student at
T O D A Y ’S P IC T U R E IS T O M O R R O
We Guarantee To Please You
In a Pose Today . . .
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We Process Our Pictures for Tomorrow
The Raym ond Studio
The first steam ship to venture power was tho Meteor, built In
iiogrum, n r (b) thut the euinmodty |. neeihil.to mukr .-nine llritk n to pea without sail*
auxiliary I IKU.
• |eiit more salenlile, the guverniii will approve tin nlra. I lie im
.. ii, i will get Anieiu.in dollars
Hi pay lor hi* pun n.« e, here.
Inflation Moriir*
It,-cause of the many expense*
raring the III itish government toiay. thru- i* marked *nrry in Lont|,,n,
in niuny capitals, over
\nieru-un pi ire inflation. It makes
me 'i.'.llMr* they me iHirrowing
a iii th lie*, l« iiiu « ' they run buy
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B ank
JULY 29th
B u ild in g
T e l.
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leopard Woman
Wilson Tells Of
Need For More1'
M arket Facilities
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(possible through the year, ill
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"T he confer i-mv »»• h.n, just
held look action „u , i<uoil*er
,,**eicd
Mr. and Mi- Winfonl II. Bullanl who were mar r ie l July 13th of im portant m uti-i-.
ut ll:JO A. M. at- the home of Dr. ami Mi*. K. 'll. Brownlee with, lb in the new. report* fiooi day
' to day. A mail* 1 ■•t 1 it ir.i.-hmg
Brownlee officiating at the ceremony
Mi«. Iltillniil wn» the fonnei im portance mm,I mtei, -1 u*. the
Bertie Mac M^t'lcllsml, ilaughter of Mr. uml Mr*. K. t ’. todm-ii of establishm ent of a gioap, under
thin city. Mr. lliillunl i* the *on of Mi. uml Mr*. J . .1. Ilullunl of the chairm anship of mu .\**ixtan t Hirector (i. II IlMguo, to
Georgetown, S. ('. The couple will reside in We*t Palm llrarh.
sponsor nn,| p n m ole ir -i.m li in
packaging foi -hipiii. ill.* and in
•*ther field*. Thin group v*ill con
duct scientific research. iii"l will
ju lto
maki- pravlti.il
hipping
•test* to deter mine the d>-ir ihility
of available films, paikaroig. 01
• I her unite ■nil., 10 luppmi* nut
fruit* noil »eyetilil,
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9:00 P. M. — l:00 A. M,
CLAUDE KELLY
T h a t N o te d G e n tle m a n o f S w in g
a n d h it
1 2 -P IE C E D A N C E B A N D
N ow o n N a tio n -w id e T o u r
F E A T U R IN G L O Y E L Y K A Y R O G E R S O N V O C A L S
A D M IS S IO N
1 .2 5 P E R P E R S O N ( in c .- f h a )
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BACK tn.ths film capital after a f ly
lng trip to Las V s ju , Ncv., w hrra
they w a rt married, movie directorw riter John Hustoa, 39, Ussee his
bride, ectreu Evelyn Keyes, 28, also
of the film*. The couple met e month
ego. The bridegroom Is the son of
stage fA a a ^ e w e U a d W e Uea i i uiw.
ton.
(D»t*niatio*al£oun<lpho(o)
More Business For America
A <l»g. lit-il In o |wo *tni\ tilo
uml xtun-o building ut I In- Ft.
Myer* Fairground*, lost, d» life
when fire dnelroyed tin- huddlin'
T h u w«» ftw- »®-iipil I l i t u in five
week* tin-* nt InlJ T-rry puih
fan ground*. Duratg tin- first fu*
on luh I I, two frail"- tiiidduiK
w<i|. lU -troyrd and n third luuld
mg wn. dnmnged. In ll»‘ reeenr
'firn the ng-d rnrel»U -i m u ulsent. The hullrling wu* muiIc I
with u highly inflammable com
position Imard and firemen v t
liiii)ilieap|x-d by having only «A
piiurul* of w ater prc*i>urt’.
Pays To Advertise
In Argentina; Thus
You Can Skip Duel
•l n ». It u i l l i f l l l l H r i u n i l i n k .
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top nt I h I i »hI viill U hi Oil,
e* «tl»*» rillt's to Ik* riv*
etl uii I'nl.itkit. (•ninr-svillr. |/f » .
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"m ir, Tnl In I*ii ■•»•••, Tnmpa. ,S|.
OlorpLuii*. Mmini nn<l Avon Park.
K'rejirnl font
planrn
'*<11 In* r« pl«i«
w ith a *flt*i*t of
10
ltr«vh
A hlino m
i'lllch at *11m i InmiI A iil* *
116 N I’u rk A v c.
P h o n e 180
IN S U R A N C E P L U S SERV ICE*
p m c e -'in g ,
V o f ||lf"»»
Representin' • Ft.vmlsri! ArrMent Trtstirsnee Ovmpsny • Iletmlt
uattei «l*-*'«uT • » t h e r e I 11<j • vent, iln ii .*»• hm ml•. *•»i
i«*f11 M'lf 1* • «• Uill l*r .. ‘h''
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uwyel
S«i*itii*l *«• i«n*l
S*»-.ii«*| .■» fur!
fn | Bin ti it | •I j « «
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A I* News feature*
ight armIIUKNOS AIBES—The duell.mlargnlly. dueling is pTidiihiled,
code Is not dead In Argentina Hut the police never in iest anyand occasional advert Dement* i"
linrly M ill rmil.lli't gel n rnlivirIhe newspapers prove it
Sometimes Ihe ad i- n Idle, 1inn If lln-i -lid The rtiotom.
in which somrlmdy formal!) ••' •fter n duel i« for the seciri I,
tract* n declaratlap snniel»sl\ >nd w ilnes-e- In draw u p r
else didn't like. In other ru»
locunu-nt in which tliey ««y llm,
the nuthoy states that In- i.
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verylxxlr*- •"•riot |« .nti.fu-'l
mark* were not Intended i • ■ i he
rlecuMu-"' i- nlwny
,|nli*t
f'-r Itt Kcdor tlon Jolin Stm t1 •l some pin,' oMl-ide the
th is leave* don Jrdin'. la.a ,
a there i, nn evirtenrc «d unv
• lolation id the law.
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REDUCED
THE ANCHOR HAS
SCORED AGAIN!
A n n ou n cin g ( h e a d d itio n o f
d elicio u s
and
d u lrcta b lo
. FEATURING
Guard Your Eyes
E D G A R R IC E B U R R O U G H S '
.A T SANFORD ARMORY
f* I.a bur Sto
The second ntomle bomb ex
plosion didn't bring almut the^nd
of the world either, hut It left n
By HIG Itlll A BNP.
y re a t impreeelon on the hull* uf
to .modelnitc (heir textile Indus
_ of______
_ It proved
WASHINGTON—The II
try. They're banking on It to help
r. num ber
battleship*.
,puy their wuy out of their huge
too th a t the secret I* w orth keep rision to lend G reat lliituln
OOn.nuu will mean more l>o«lnv*e wur debt, uml the nr» American
ing, if posslbhi.
turn- • a* It ’ us intended In do.
loan.
Four *vctiun* of the United
4.—The (‘hlrago-Columbus-Pitt*T he City of Miami, grasping for
. slrttw* to carry out the mandate State* are likely to feel the shot- _ r . t h factories where coal minIn-thc-arm.
first,
judging
from
the
ing
machinery is made. Britain
. of Ua> people fo r civic Imprqvo........_______________
money by the salt*
' m e n u , resorts to. now u x Uvles Initial British government unnoun- also mad'It' much
cementa
of
the
m
anner
In
which
the
pf
coel
to other countries. Now
fo r revenues. Taxes Imposed in loAn will 1m* urn'•d.* Here they are:
_ her mine* need repelre, and the here. If the British decide to buy
cluded a 10 percent levy on utili
1. and P.—C all/om la-tlregon'and ' ovt-rnmeni says u second good
ties, 2 eenU a package on clgarat- Minnesota — where the canned lUnk of th* loan will be spent most of th eir wheat in Canada, a*
they probably will, since Canadian
- U t, 26 cents a hesd on night club food Industry I* cunrcntraled. The fixing them u p .
wheat ran be told far lesa then
p a tro n s—and In MUml almost British government has premised
American, th rn Canada will have
fvoryon* If a night d u b patron— it* people a little mote food—not
more dollar* to spend here.
and other taxes and occupational much, but more. A good deal of It
In any event, the 63,760,000,000
> license fees. The dgw retU Ux will be canned fo«nl, and much of
will eventually come winging I
alone la expected to raise ov*t lh4t will be canned fruit, since the
again to pay for commodities
British are fru it hungry. Through
|floo,ooo a year.
American farm s and factqrie*,
the war, fur six long years, they
B est thing about the new OI'A had neither tho ship* rmr the mon
■ law la that It restore* rent ceil ey to waste on such luxury. The
ings aa of June HO. Most rent* hml few fru its that got to Britain be
p o t bean Increased anyhow, hut came so fantasically expensive
that a single pear would bring
*3.60.
Textile Machinery
.
Canaria; managan#a« fo r black
N*w England—wherw the
cornea from Brasil, Russia ami
textile machinery Industry Is con
India; chroma for pink, groen and
centrated. Textile# were one ef
maroon is Imported from HimG reat B ritain's biggest, pre-war
d«*la, N«w Caledonia, Grace* ami
IfDer*. abroad. For generation*
Rusal*.
English gingham*, percale* and
chlntse* have been the delight of
women the world ‘over. But bomb*
damaged a lot of the machinery,
and much of the re st wore out on
" « r Job*, or became antiquated.
The UritUh plan to permit the use
lion of Hv* action and a’nimstloh, of a good chunk of the U. H. loan
and U being produced a t a cost
of 62,000,000. It la based on th#
Jo*l Chandler H arris " U n d e Rsmus" stories, and is **pooled to b«
d In lha fall, J a m n Dac
has tha role pf Uncla Remhdlng lh a east of human*
(BOMETI
[hers In tha cast will ha
IfeDanleL Rath W rtw kk,
Touchton Drug Ca.
WaUon, Lusns r a tt e n and
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FOR prom pt Iruursncb aervlc*.
Driscoll.—St. Augustin*
FOR automobile, fir*, wlmhUorm,
O ftan whan thara Is troubla
liability, workmen campons#with vrtaion It la a pathological
. Should b* w orth **alng.
condition. Sometime*, delay In
ronaattlng * n ' ay* phyattlan
he M*S of th* nstm n than the
n t •Ifction of Gem Talmadg*
Dm shooUng last weak nt
• rogroaa by a band of twenty
th irty whit* m en., I t la just
i tiwWent* aa this which tend
. . D E C R E E S T H IS F IE N D IS H P R IE S T E S S !
T ltrill to th e f a s c in a tin g q u e e n o f Ih e b e a il- lilte
L e o p a rd M en . . . a n d h e r s a v a g e p a g a n r ite s o f
b lo n d . . . in th e ju n g le 's d e p th s -
nolia Avenue.
E.U5.E0R YOUR
1 1 9 W E S T F IR S T S T R E E T
S A N F O R D M A T T R E S S '1F A C T O R Y
C elery a n d S a n f o r d Av®. P h o n e 6 7 2 * J
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY!
“DEATH TO TARZAN!”
1.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Ilam il
and son Wesley have returned
from Washington, D. C. when*
they visited Mrs. Ilam il’* sister
and brother-in-law Mr. s n j Mrs.
C. M. Byerson and family.
Mrs. Cot roll Tally and rhildrca
Lynn and C o tre ll,,Jr. of P atte r
son. N. J . are spending ih iis i time
Mrs. Harold Johnson uml son w ith Mrs. Tally's parents Mr.
Mrs. John C arver and daughter L ritc r of Bslle Glade, Fla. spent and Mrs. R. II. luiney. Mrs. Tally
Mary Klixabeth, Mrs. W. D. Stine the weekend with her parents and the rhiklrrn plan to spend
the month of A ugust at Daytona
ild Johnson spent
where they will be joined l*y Mr.
home on Palm etto Avenue.
Friday In Orlando.
O.City ,«C flii1r\torynJ|UIIdiipJOl,»ll/l dQWnipvyji pi»rK*l use
o f a to m ic p o w er, w i t h no ariuikc o r g a a o m iu funk**; lic tt c r h e a lth a n d lo n g e r lif e ; m o re e d u c a tio n a n d less p re
ju d i c e ; a six -h o u r d a y a n d fo u r-d a y w e e k , w ith e a rn in g *
w o rth te n tim e * .p r e s e n t in co m es in r e a l v a lu e ; fin e h o m es
w h e re th e in c re a s e d le isu re is e n jo y e d , a n d no alum s.
It m a y so u n d l i k e n d re a m , b u t th e m e n lo o k in g to
th e f u tu r e p o in t o u t t h a t in th e f i r s t . 150 y e a r* C lev elan d
lia s g ro w n fro m a h a n d f u l o f s u rv e y o rs la n d in g a t t h e
m o u th o f Uit* C u y a h o g a R iv er tin L a k e E rie , to a g re a t
c e n te r o f c o m m e rc e , t r a d e , in d u s tr y a n d th e a rt* .
A f te r a ll, o n ly !Ul9 y e a r s h a v e p a s s e d sin c e t h e la n d
in g a t J a m e s to w n — a n d look a t . th e U n ite d S ta te s o f
A m e ric a now . T h o p e o p le o f th is c o u n tr y h a v e lit th e ir
f in g e r tip s to d a y th e m e n tis o f d e v e lo p in g th o n a tio n f a r
le y o n d its p re s e n t c o n d itio n .
.
P ro g re s s la k e s p e rs is te n c e a n d p a tie n c e , vision an d
to le ra n c e , am i e la s tic ity in lin m u n r e la tio n s a n d a neverf a lte r in g d riv e to w a r d th e g o a l o f a b e t t e r life. T h e
C le v e la n d p a tte r n f o r th e f u tu r e is p o ssib le f a r C leveland
a n d a n y o th e r c o m m u n ity w h ich d o e s a th o ro u g h jo b
to d a y a n d p la n s f o r to m o rro w .
Mr. and Mr*. Sam Levy will
Wave Thursday for New Yerk,
Long Island, Vermont.
T dr. and Mr*. ( 1 . W. hpem ur
spent the weekend in Daytona
Beach.
C ivic leu d e n t J n C le v e la n d , w h ic h in c e le b r a tin g its
I'tilth b ir th d a y , h a v e p u t t h e ir h e a d s t o g e t h e r to e n v isa g e
t h e ir c ity 1 Till y e a r s lien ee.
F o r-a r e p o r te r o h T h e C le v e la n d P k m , th e y fo re c a s t
Mr*. Winnie K lunlvlh Smith
nmt Georg*-’ W im m I.. Small were
united in m arriage lust Saturday
nltcrnuon nt 1:00 »‘cl.* k mi IkI..in,I at the home »f Iter. I.. A.
Coliling, Baptist m inuter, win.
officiated at It'e c-tvirioe;-.
Mr*. Smith cho»r u t r«>r»i. ol blue
unit which wru worn with .1 pi'ik
hlou»e and white acres mii 11 j>. Her
shoulder corsage was of p iik ai d
w hite California a*ter.«.
Tho cyuple will reside nt SOI
Klin Avenue after lakiif,- 1 trip
in A ugust.
C e c i l . T ru lu c k
M ATTRESS
MADE
n a k lU fc eU fcerel* *
r r a n k b r s l l n n *»
* 1* ■ ••* 9 r “
riO D IS K N T im :i) TO Tl
S t m o fW JL iS & V
S O C IE T Y E D I T O R —
FROM $
1to ils
(^L B JV K IW K , FOB TOliAT
Mrs. Winnie Smith
Weds George Smith
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s u k l l r a i U s s t n il s m s S l s s s l f W s
m SH H I s •I *»r -•*•! •iMfftl**
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MONDAY. JULY 39. 1 » «
PA G E TH REE
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
T rotting horsemen throughout 908.12 in IMS a* compared w ith
« nation competed for £4,445,. life previous pear.
IT AT THE DOOR
In so m e g r o w in g d isc u ssio n o n h o w b e n t to a c q u a in t
Ku.xaiunn w ith th e b e n e f its o f c a p ita lis m , th e la te P re s i
d e n t R o o sev elt is r e p o r te d to 'h a v e s a id t h a t th e b o o k th a t
w o u ld te a c h th e m m o st w o u ld b e a b ig m a il-o rd e r c a t a
lo g u e . T h o u s a n d s o f p e o p le h a v e g o tte n a la u g li o u t o f
t h a t , b u t p e r h a p s R u ssia n a u th o r itie s a r e n o t to o a n x io u s
to h a v e R u ssian c itiz e n s k n o w m u c h a b o u t c a p ita lis m .
It w as n s in g u la r ly k een r e m a r k . H o w d o p e o p le live
in re m o te p a r ts o f th e c o u n try , f a r f ro m 'ito re s , fro m th e
r a ilw a y , o v e r r o a d s im p a s s a b le p a r t o f th e y e a r ? 'I n e y
s tu d y th e c a ta lo g u e . T h e y g e t.th W r liv in g fro m th e e a r th ,
in tim b e r, g ra in , m in e r a ls o r g r a z in g c u ttle . T h e p o re o v e r
c a ta lo g u e s , m u k o t|p o r d e r s w ith can * , a n d tw ic e o r
th r ic e a y e a r p ic k u p th e ir m e r c h a n d is e a t th e n e a r e s t
tu fs irr
r n ilw a y s ta tio n o r p o s to ffic e .
C o n sid e r th e R u s s ia n , w ith h is d ir t f lo o r a n d to w n
r a le * .
p u m p , v ie w in g th e m illw o rk . m e n u s o f d o in g m a so n ry ,
e a v e s -tro u g h s a n d fu n k s a n d c i s t e r n .p u m p s ! G a rm e n ts
JwtasU **wsM#»r
•h f* . la r.
Tor a ll, g e w -g u w s f o r s is te r, to y s f o r b a b y , d ish p n n s
M Ik* ■so***1 Held “
a n d h a rn e s s , b r ig h t w a llp a p e r a n d lin o le u m .
U i r i e e s • » p ia la « a l* » d
re t
a llie s
Is
Ik e n
N o r need th e c a ta lo g u e .c r o w d o u t s o m e o th e r b o o k —
L f to e te a l ' k r s l i M r l m
s s 4 Hew t s rti.
.
t lists h u n d r e d s o f b o o k s, o ld , n e w , g o o d a n d uot-sob e e ml T k s g o o d . E v e ry th in g th e r e h u t r e lig io n ? T h e B ible, p r a y e r
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l l e r a M I* a
IMMklleS I'n
- *' 1 I s m i s - to o k , g r e a t h o o k s o f f a ith a n d d e v o tio n a r e th e r e , to o .
• U e l r e a l t l t e * I n Ik e “ »* »“ * " *
as*
M O N D A Y , JU L Y 29, 1940
to ‘the
fa m o u s
A nchor Seafood P la tte r —
lobster
Our Phone Number THE VERY BEST
Has Been Changed
TO CLEAR!
Florida Pow«r A lig h t Com pany'!
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• STEAKS
MALLORY and ETCHISQN' PANAMAS
andS ' OTHER
WEAVES
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SAMPLE PRICES
$7.95 Panama N o w ..........................
•(•c rn c try ;
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IVf AR£ HEADQUARTERS
• CHOPS
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• CHICKEN
for
(uTERLINO
OVERS
6.00 Panamp Now1......... :................
4.60 Straws N o w .............................. • i
1.95 Straws Now
W« alto have a private dining room for epecla^
parti** — jual call 82 -W for reaervationa. It
will bo a pleasure to serve you!
Why Not Anchor At
CORRECT
WEAR
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THE ANCHOR
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Wm. E. Kader
JEWELER
PA RK & FREN CH
112 South Park
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M O N D A Y , JU L Y 2 9 , 1 9 4 6
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
F A C E FO U R
Get Charge
Out of Corn
B> IIOWAlID W. HLAEKSLKE
Associated P rt-* Science- Reporter
NEW YORK- Discovery of elec
trical energy* in kernel* of corn
that predict* whether the corn will
germinate well i.« repotted ill the
i lucceding* of Inc National Acad
emy of Hclrnce* by Dr. II S. It in
and Oliver K. Nelson, Jr., of Yale
Univeraity And the Connecticut
AtrriruItiiitil Experiment M utiin.
I Corn that germ inal*- will con
lain* more electrical energy' than
other kernel*, (iood germination
tn-Oics a better iTiip,
Thi* high electrical energy »n<
found aim to lie transm itted by
heredity in corn. Ilicaune of tlii*
heredity, the tepoit -aid the elec
trical muaxurrmiMil* might tnovo
tu lie n useful lout fur plant breedera.
Much of America'* high yield of
com cornea f rom hyhtiil plant*
(crosses of two type* of cornl
The hybrid* lend to lu.e their pro
ilueiivitty afte r a lime. *o that
breeder* a re trying continually lo
•levclop new ami iM'ttcr hybrid*.
On* of th e liremling problem* in
to predict in uilvame ho« well a
THE OLD HOME TOW N
By STANLEY
P O L K S , IM A N t ]
"TOU t o k n o w
IIM N O T
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W O C K IM O *
k T G P A Y 'j B l
I T H IN K ,
•MARTHAS
TO OTHACHE
fvmnlcss
DENTIST,
HAS L E FT
r H E R --C O L D
FO R R EN T
5 A R T IC L E S
6-ROOM furnished houae for rent,
Adult* only.
J. V. * Martin,
IlL 2, Box VM.
FO R
SALE
®_____W O R K
D R .P )L L S B lF T
O F F I C E HOURS
W A N ftD
9 -1 *
KXI’KHt
paintlnif—contract or
hourly bail*.
|»h<me Grogan
IIM , c / o Hanford Hardware.
FERTILIZER
Orange Avc,
MOUTH < uiolinu grown Copen- HI1ST clu«a union painter, in
hugmi Cabbage plant*, ready
terio r and exterior, contract or
Aiifc 16th to .Nov. l*t. Place
hourly tin*!*, phone iUIIAV. re*
MOHT have furnished house or
your order now for early de
nidenco 81.1 Magnolia Ave. J.
apartm ent before A uguat I,
livery. f a ll "n5-M.
Perm anent, no <hlldreti. Wallet
ONE. hammer mill eomplate with
High. Ph. 82-W.
LO A N S
unit, tlrin d your own
4 OR 6 ROOM house or npartfeed, grit* and meal.
2.,»2'<
Orange Axxt. . .
merit unfurnished. Phone 248,
2
1 -4
a ON*
II I
WHEN you buy a home, get i
6 year fire and whfUstorm* In
auranre poli.y, You will *B.
approxim ately IG4 of the co*
and may" pay the |
T aiiTinnt" fnitatlimrtr
M. Boyd ti Co.
flooring.
I f TRANSPORTS
7-9
f l ig h t u p -
• E-*r<J Stfonij Oboi
|
i gold wri*t svntch—Flex
hand.
Six munth* old
It rash. Phone POO.
> FOB KALE
Two atory three he.lmom house ATTENTION FERN GROWERS.
corner lot priced »t ^*7B4KMW.
PF’.fK Y rypre** lumber for sole
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor
at (). P. A. ceiling*. liehuild
64)6 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
and repaii nlut home*, Address
Phone 781
impiirie* to Mornlngxidn I aim
FOR SALE
Email garage apartm ent in d*• liable location rloee in. Priced
a t $2600.00.
ROHF.KT A. WILLIAMS, Henltm
604 Atlantic Bank Itidg.
Phone 732
1 LOTS for *ale, all cleared,
houae *tarted. pump driven,
600 conciete l»|oeh* on place
2 block* back of Paolu school.
Owner live* luirk of Pinda
achrail, John B. Taylor, IU. I,
)ak.
Futniaheil.
$4,000.
A 3 APARTment house, in goutl
location, on large lot. furnUBed, with inreine of $|oS,OII per
month. Priced at |47fiU
10 ROOM hoarding and i mining
houae in goo'd repair, u pdating
to rapnrity. $7,Oi8l
A GOOD 3 bedroom hou«c ? n
corner lot with garage. New.
BUUHF; ju st outside city limit*
• a We*t (a t St. Four tiedroom*. $1,600.
t HOUSES. one 2 room, and
one 3 room, partially modern,
on 4 4 acre* of greond |j» n t*
* ed In th e Monroe Section II.600.
GOOD 30 acre farm with < n»m
house. F'airly good condition
hut not nnslern. PricAl at $3,.
6 ROOM hnuxe, mmlern, on West
Ido. A good buy for $6,000.
fill take $2,600 to handle.
A 20 ACRF: farm In M*eea
Hammock, 10 acr*» tiled, 3
walls, comfortable h»u»e. 2
barn*. Thl* I* n good buy at
$0,600.
TWO 2 bedroom house* In Ran
LanU Section. $0,600. carl).
HAVE attractive, new. two bodroom houae with large living
room, dining room ami kilrhso,
on, Orlando Highway. Priced
»*.$8,500. $1,800 will handla.
GULXRY and dairy farm close
In on good -road. 66 acre*
partly Improved pasture. Im
provements sufficient to handle
16 head of eattla anil 100#
Laying ben*. Pressure water
distribution system from deap
wall. On# nlrgly planned 6
room houaa In excellent condi
tion with screened porches,
tlcetrlc stove, h o t w ater heater,
custom built rabinata and break
fast room furniture goe* with
bouse. Could bo told all fur■ nlthed If purchaser desired.
Also 4 room tanant house.
FRED VV. IlKNDKIt
R oom 8 Fla. S tata Bank llldg,
Phone 1030
I
of
farm*,
IL WILLIAMS, REALTOR
IB Atlaatic Bank Uldg.
Telephone 1130
f o r tou g h hauls an d h«*ry loads put
F irssto M Transports oa your tru ck .
T Irt mileage records prove th e y cost
I
j
. YOUit natural desire for privacy'
aTIIK -RA Y M O N D STUDIO
•I S late "Pant lllrlg.— P(i.' Itf.i.l
F tlli SALE
Ire five room htingnloxv
ide of town, corner l"t.
hooee - cool *ler*preh, *rrn»ned front and
porche*. nice location.
W *§ ///
V 'W /
JffOOY
2338 f (range Aye,
BORROW HF.KK WIIKIIE
PRIVACY IS RESPECTED
.til l m oney n
rcjtpcvKSd_ K..rre.
e
Friend, and
FO X Y DOC P IL L S B U R Y T A K E S N O C H A N C e S
relative.* are not u u e s li o t iP i *
O H F O L K S TWf/sIKIWG- T H O M S C R E A M S
about your credit.
Tour- em
C O M E F R O M H IS O F F I C E —
ployer or buxine** associate*
will n ot hear of your per«onaI
affair*. There i* no rau** for
eniharra**inent.
Reasonable credit rerpilrrmentr.
No co-maker* on money hRiw- new ertita 1* going to produce.
Variahle Payment plan*.
The electrical energy wa* menFAMILY LOAN ( II.
m i re d
in ainglc kernel* at Yale
Florida Bank Bldg.
Phon* .13 Very fine silver electriMle* and
eameP* hair lnu»hr* picked up elec
12
S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S
trical potential* »n the surface of
a kernel.
These measurement allowed th a t the amount of olw tii
SIONH
n il energy Increased steadily (o
Show card* and po-trr*
w a r d the aprx nr growing point of
— •IKE’S SION SF.ltt I f E
the fu tu re plant and wa* h i g h r - t II. Iaimlre-i*. Phone Itt'il
at the tip. The lip wa* usually poei
tlvn In electrical charge, and the
I LOOK HANDING
opposite emPtif t i,e kernel wn* neg
Inixtlilig. fleaniug and wax alive.
New floor* *urfured to per'
DilTerrnt lin ed- of com had dif
a. Olil l lour* made like new.
frrrn l strength* in electrical p o l c n
tial* The highest potential* mark
II. M. fl LEA HON
ed corn that geriuiuated he*t. Med
Lake Mary. Fla.
him potential corn germinated b et
te r than corn with tow potential*
BENT A ( Alt
YOU 1)1(1 YI. IT
PIIONK .'Oil
H T K Ifh L \ND-MOItKISON
• DKIVE-IT. INC.
A re
r* a
la im n in l n ltb
Ti re$ton*
TIRES, TUBES, BATTERIES, AUTO SUPPLIES
Simple cte A B C A — SELfCT WHAT YOU WANT
B — T U I US HOW YOU WANT TO PAY
0 < Y O U R ACCOUNT IS OPENED—YOU'RE ON
YOUR WAY
ItrM a g e l
NTMJUEB- Mr. und Mr*. Henry
r r «*■*.*. , M r l * i l a . f h W * . a a n h a r * .
» ik lM * ‘* | M | , r r « * i l * a * . r e r l a l llrfc Kuhik, Orlamln, will >011 at
ItOISiK
PI.YMOl.TII
l e a mr o t h e r r i l r r i u e l * r u w * t k l *
private *ule in their borne, 173
n lf llr tlu n * t f u r i,* lrh
r e l l e l t* C
PARTS
A
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SLR
VICK
So. O tange Ave; Itcginrrinjf n(
■ — <1 r e * * lt* a * e V l t T t m V IIIV T Phone
* ll : * T . I l e > r l .. p r 4 I n r It** b a r * la
10;00 o'clock SiniiJa). July 28, 1119 Palm etto Ate.
A e a r m * H im n t t e f r * l o l b * ta lk *
their large private roller!ton of
k a r b h o m e . W h ile . a r* * * * le * « ,
nntiipie Furniture, old gin**,
U rp lle .
l a i r f « r b a b l e a * r rb IM *
re * .
I 11* . | e « rm nm ot f o r g e t ,
brier n lr n r, cut gin**, eevernl
n
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m
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t
n ix r x r iT - ik , ru n t
handxome gold leaf mahogany
I h/ i * * .l T a k e r . * o l* b r T * a e k t * a .
and walnut mirror*, tom- large
l a m e r . f 'U r l i r a s a a rt ■Im . b. i i Iim
I
A a tfe r* « a o r , « a r h * a e ! ■ * *
gold leaf Adam* for muplel,
one liirge mahogany Colonial
Fi m P i r e l ; -many beautifully
flam ed ami imitlivl. Kiigliali
(porting scene*, original Blnl
aurrd. See u* ln-for** vnu take
fashion
n trip in your car. C. M. Boyd
many other ohjru
aiimo *ilver, Grand
*tuffod *nfa and i
ELECTRIC rippllanre repair* —
wp repair wn-hing machine*.
I t e r s rnmern* nn.l projector*
Vartmm >•'leaner*, fan*, mixer*,
now in xtock. \\ n Ixddt Studio.
grwmg mm hino*. T rotter A p
pliance Sorvire. 301 W. Second
St.. Phone 1041.1.
SNAPSHOTS—printed, developer!
enlarged. We copy old photo*
graph*.
NICHOLAS STUDIO
IMITATION leather* In mo#l
color* and Ihrgo (election of 220 MeUeh Rldg., Phono 1160
good o p h alitery fabric*. Roliert
FURNITU RE REBUILT
S. Brown, 2lM I N. Orange
AND RECOYFIRED
Ave., Orlando, F'ta.
Your fornituie wll| look llko
now, will w ear better than ever
C O M P I/T E L Y re-l.iiilt
when our expert' rebuild and
cleaners, hntgniti price,
f *cover It. Only the flne»t con• te r ’* Appliance Sorvici
•tru rtln n mnterlnl* u*nl. Phono
W. 2nd, Phone I04I-J.
1112 for n free e*timnte and
W HEEL whair. lit mid new. Phone choice of material*.
SANFORD UPlIOIJtTKRY
300-J,
1 1 0 4 Park Avt.
Phong 1113
USED
Zenith
Phono tKIfl-J.
12 SPECIAL SERVICES
NEW, EASY
F1ANMIO 6Y ATTOBNtYS, William Halreax. IT. U shown in Criminal
Court. Chicago, to answer twenty-nine indictments charging him with
burglary, robbery and assault. Pictured from the bench of Judge Harold
G. Ward are (L to r. front row ): State** Attorney William J . Tuohy,
attorney for the defense John Coghlan and lichens.(International)
B m a u tlfu l
SEA T C O Y EnS
Thai* ar« quality icat coven made of flue maUriali
and precision tailored to lit perfectly. Bee tham
today, Bhop early while quantities last.
Coaches and Sedans
SOFA BEDS!-Less Than 0 P A Prices!
BABY carriage. Excellent comil
Uon. Ph. 277-J.
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oleettic
s yk « i^ c" ar t «
•*
jO •
Values to 589.95
m l!
tit
m
;i
FISHING
•
FUR SALE: Pin* slab and fern
ery strip s. L N. ‘Hitchcock and
son Bhw Mill, one mile south
of Longwood on old Dixie
Highway.
A R T IC L E S
W A N TED
MOOFINtl repair and painting 4
specialty. Save’ 60* by keeping
your roof wall rgpalrrtl. Save*
additional cost of p laster.'in to
• wall paper for room* plus coat
of lalmr. C. \V. Bellamy, P. O*
Box 843, Hanford.
N y o n L in e
B e ta B u g s
B e it B u c k e la
F ly R eola
T w in S p in n e r*
14
B E S T
LOST & FOUND
7 Pet*, LWcetock, Suppliea
IN BUYING OB SELLING
AL ESTATE—It pay. to d
experienced brokers. If
» grove# or other prom arket, or If you are
III the m arket, contact
Egncfeer o f C , P. Batch- YOUNG woman a* cashier for 1030 PLYMOUTH 4 door aedan,
foe greeery. Good working con
A-t condition. Atsd Guornaey
I E ast W ashington 8t„
ditions. Experience and KnowW
W. T. Bailey Lake Mary
1 .9 8
F i.h S irin ger*
98c
Gut Loader
Hooka* pkg. of •
13 NOTICE5— P~ERSONAL
BABY’S play p*n.wanted In good BA VIE 20c out >of every dollar
condition. Phone 435-R.
you spend for fire, w indstorm ,
automobile, workmen’a compen
I’LL BUY your car, regardleaa
■■iiuii,
urgiirr, uauiiM/
sation. H
burglary,
liability »•
an d
of ago or condition. Roy Raal,
other kind* of insurance. You’
300 W. 2nd 8t.
like our dlvldened paying po
leies. C. M. Boyd A Co.
WILL buy broken down aewlnj
GASOLINE motor. 6.8 to 1 4
. H . ‘P. Must be cheap fo r ca»h.
Phone 08A-R.
NEEDS
o f « » e * f qmmtitw
kitchen
Phono T B 6-J.
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LIST your properly with Tom
A Good Sofa Bed te a DOUBLE-VALUE INVESTMENT
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Serrtc# Button. Uks Mary.
Fla, . .
8ALEB lady w anted’ for
work. Apply The, Outh
Sanford Ave.
NED SMITH,
STUDIO
ON
one
W A N TED T O RENT
3 REAL EST A T E FO R SA LE
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Feds Climb Half Game As Packers
Triumph Over Saints In 8-3 Tilt
SOX INSURANCE
By Jack Sords
SPORTS ODDITY
It* Assurlstnl Press
Rain Causes Club To
Post]H)iie Festivities
What Law Of Averages? Questions
Skipper Mancuso Of Tulsa Oilers
Row do' racing Ihotoiighhleds
i"iiw by th eir nam es' in main’
"■i)», of course. Many ate ch rist
DALLAS. .il>
i l l '.
Vk
ened with comhinatiotis of the M anager tin- Mm
j Hi, Till
name of sire and dam. many hear >a f i l l e t s a b o u t "n -. . i'u*<*hull.
It's suppo-nl to mo 'v.- leligioiis
I he natives of the owner. 'Some ap
peal to he ju st sheer inspliatlon— udlirreiier to tin- hoi . : im iages
i bke Hoojum. Snark and Thinguma- (to keep th |« re. ut; . . of |.|.ihan
itn n 'i.o on n u n
hoi', Yel, there was teno.ii behind IhRoies tn
the naming of these Olive .-eem. aide.
Mam u-o loo h.i i ,i J ' of tine
nigly u n r e a s o n a b l e names The schooling
in .o. -*-t>
i.itilo g iowner of the trio. Mrs. d ia r ie s .
.
under very abb
.o ' league in
•Mimman Pay...... gTe.,0> adm ir| | , , , I- play the
e*l 'a p»em by lu*wis Cat roll e n game in m'* ' 0 .i in.-. ■- 'fi the best
i: ii i.i 's still
t >■l«^l “The Hunting of the Snark.' npPISIVrsi -lli|!> :
\ lUmjom appeared in the poem
laughing <o Wil • 111 1'll v isititiR
don't ask w hat a boojont i«, please here vVith hi elide Jot ;
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si - ho owinril line C| hei- r ntTv , T1TTTTPI ...join When Hoojum Imd a son. Relo ls nilotll I h v*. ,i ,|
n:e U.ltl
tlje poem supplied the uonm out in a l o .tv M
„t l-d-lt
toatk. Anil when Roonnn hud lentil liud with !
(ij Hu
another son. Carroll's poem offer- • W ith Iwn eo ai • i
' *1 unother iRstiuet iw
n a m e .) tils! half of ill- i \ii.i mi i-i'g, line
made hi*
hie »e
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ih iitR u n in h o b ,
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Salt' Lake City tn. longer hold*
voni.' t. la.v I i. Sullivan.
- franchise in 0 .. Pacific tV i„ t " o l l . i I .u t
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w o * a low t,i»t h .i! t f * t S u l l i
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altitude were a butter's
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, i>tr to F’ir-t l*n-. i i
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to
a -lt_ o ti|, l^jng . w 4 i i-H
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ii,
Ihair- a t . tw a- leial,‘ 4u-^l W '. Vi'. r.----- Wirtr-r-r— It i - c -*
in tHr
i lyif. l et w i l l e . u ». p r n ut lh<*
S e i m h o l e C n u n tr y Clut*. a m u o in c n ! t h is i ; . . o i l i n g that Ihu f e s t i v i
t i e s mar'- i g Ihv o f f i e i u l o p e n i n g
o f th* new g r e e n s liud in-en i . h e d u led b n A u g . II . Inn* ru in w a s h
ed o u t t h - g u l u iKCrt«ion y e s t e r
day afteitouui.
T h e p i, e* v» In. h w e i o ihinaU.d
by a m ini' - t " f S n o f o i . t m e t c h a n l s
w ill t v . h i l l o v e i a n d w i l l lie n w a n i r . i to w i n n e r s nf n i n . o s o c o n l i s i , [I. f iu-lii A u g . II.
By Associated P iu s,
SFM I-I’im I’l VI RK.ilNS
Rain alm ost washed out the
entire circuit yesterday in the
OCA I V July 'J!». id1'
Four
Florida S tate League a* three of
-ttoiig iim em h-rs a le scheilllled
* & hc four scheduled games wore
to pint * .-light in tlie tenth
ctdled off. T h e'an tics of old Man Orlando
annua!
’ lie semi-f.ro l.n«el»:ill
Ju p iter Pluviu* caused the post SANFORD
ti.urna o ii * K;i‘ t e i n Air Line*
ponement o f the tJainesville a t St. Augustine
of Vliui.
rneel.^ tV alu wildtk'Land. unfurd at Daytona Reach Dvl.uinl
Rattow ' ■ up "u itii Di wning
ill u| (ill
of J «1 k.s Jiiville. Weand P alatka ut Orlando gam es. Palatka
In th ) only contest to outlast Gainesville
wahitejika i* slated to play
Rtj-hi.. II n o . I Archer i. pilteil i Sir IV.V’er R a le ig h w a - ’s' hen dthe showers long cnouRh to reach l.aeshui'g ....
again * tt uiiyi Talk in ufleiMtaui
it de:lslun.' LooshurR tnum phed Daytona Reach
a spy.
gam e*.
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over St. A ugustine X to :t.
Yesterday's Ih iu lti
The Havana Cuban* are now
lawsburg M; St. Augustine ii
with Dm Tanm a S m.Ai.r3_IuJU_.rn))^ - ?th,- rn.n
the Florida International U 'a g 'te j Gainesville ut I
lead. The Cubans piled up five] ru(tv
runs In the first two inning* t o ; HANFORD
defeat Ijikrlaud la st night 5 to I
r, j n
1. Tam pa, meanwhile, lost lo th i ,)r’|nm!l( nt I'alulka, called fith,
end* of a twin bill lo Miami ruin.
(V d ar Robes
peach. The-Flam InRoes took up
.
Game* Today. *
w here they left off S aturday night,
Oalncsvilli at Ia-es burg.
M o th D rsu ra n c e fo r y o u ^
and b u i l d Chester CovimMoji, . Daytona Reach at Tabaka.
Tam pa’* ,ace hurler, in the first
1ill-u n i at Orlnmlu.
w in te r c lo th in g .
-A H
Bttine 0*to 5 and they kept 'RoinR
SANFORJl nt Si. Augustine
to cop the nightcap 7 to 3. Ruin .
c e lla r w a r d r o b e a tr o n s Tuesday. Ju l^ ;i0
•caused the postponement of the
Pulatka J it Daytona,
tfc Miami »>W est'I'alm .lieach tilt.
ly c o n s tr u c te d lo o f f e r ,
S t . A u g W in e n l S A N F O R D ;
The IcagUe-lenileN had if ItrtlRh
1
l.i ioihutg tiC U ttliiR M in e . - ...
s,
S, I.rudder o f th* forii*s| ( 'mi*I ! hiilttr h a l f. W .tit* •
a l o e 1 .A
time in the'K outh A tlantic League
th e fu lle st p ro te c t ion.
Otlnmln at Deluind
! •' ague flult
elut. a!
ut Wfm»n.
Vernon, JJalifi
t
ME
and Ii hat. lb
y e s t e r d a y . The pace-selling
Wednesday, July l|
*i J>ivl tiifiif m«ii k I b n i- '#liut iiiw pi u s e I i •■i
Augusta Tiger* bowed to 'Colum
Orlando si Leesburg,
•♦•i . ' i '••jimlD-tl, Mr hit f»\« Imtiii* Ml. tut g e l
bus 7 to I and thu second plat*
Ft. Augustine «t Palatka.
»mi- a m i mu? iw*i Iuiki ' pi
a t h l.h . d t
(lr*enville Spinner* went down
Guinrsvill- at IJaytnna.
*»i*f U*
to MiVoUlit f.M ‘2 2 leului'd id
before the Jacksonville Tar* X
D eU nd at RANFOltl*
Hull with n. i. •
••ii****! a ml 11 runs.
In 3. Savannah tried extremely
Thursday, Augu-t I
illouhi tie lip then
hard, but could only guilt a split
I-eeid.urg nt Orlando.
with tin |.i.-d*il.i
A U 4 A 6 6 C C f "TrUi 10ICQO
Nut t*ly ItAA
fi*rM«r
I
I
with Columbia. The Indians won
Palatka at 8t. Augustine.
erl f*u ip, • 11 i.
-/••♦mi the top
thi* liiitlnm ai* nfoil*
AtOPMFslS, U fto d eR f To
the nightcap 7 to f> a fte r dropping
Duytona at (ininesviile.
till* i idd l ■
o
r
under
iilpntlv
timiMinl
such
t l | ‘ u|>eUer 4 to 3. In the twin-bill
lllf, Wutlei .. . ,,
JJoS'fo*! *75 FiU* »aJ fORTriRSANFORD at DM-aml
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l!l featuring .Mncon ami Charleston,
third Im-e l oo ,ird
Friday, AMh’usi J
laWdREP C o d d / p o C K R
v. ver C h ttilim nf Akm M fltijii,
the Rebels took the first game
lf.lt tulW i
Gainesville at I'alntkn.
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the fi mt !ne 1tie Hl ui t l>1
3 to 'J, but Hie Fitachtia, gnrnete.l
Lees hut g at SANFORD.
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f'liirrr tt;*- .......... i11;l1V HI
I lie second lilt 7 to 0. A figut
Daytona at Orlando
Il.eir lie m ine out of till* Ak ron
look place during the SuvannahSt. Augustine at Id -o n .l
t uLlter pitit hi b in one u fikshtrr
rolum bin gam es. Umpire Rudolph
Saturday, August s
csl *lkf H|»r “ hi at*' o f It - 1IHU.-**
was tumble to continue his chores
SANFORD St Leeching
• («S|ijrh, t ’hi i*ii.. K, *1 Is. Ilf
afle r a bit nf fisticuffs with na j Oilamln nt Daytona
Hv J I 'L l A N S T K N S T IU lM
t( ,» miim nliatrly IL* p.H. .1 t|dU |(
irnl- on
DeLand nl SI. Am u-tine
• *•»»•! $*2lMHHi id. It 1**1 fiuhi
A iine-hil hurling job w asn’t
Pnintka o'. Gnme-v •!!•«ilh l ‘xeuilun, .link Slim k. V nif!
I This in.-i mnj
Ip f ■••IMlI 4»||f I
M r l i a . r note d Ihi.i
enough for the Arnericu* Phils
I'niii. 1’nrnrru H =It foil r VP3M
I inlves loo t. ui Hu »»l*l I 'k aifinn I se a so n that this l e a g u e dnesit'l
now h ad in g the G erogtn-Flniidn \ CITY SOFTHVt.l. II V'.l
il wnn Hii '
aFli-r a |
* l-engur. The Phil* dropped th.’
have nnt u m p ire* t h a t t a n
VV I. IVI. ’ punching Ht.- tyj » i r
I hrlwtiifi
* first game of u doUIdeheader with liayne* d: Willnm*
7 tt i w»o 1 Week’, i -■ .’ no. oii t J 4ft ••••>•«! { In- drs. ritM-d a s " sisk I,'* but
(mill if
. ■ *imle
et the s a m e l i m e » r th in k
Tiilhitiussrc !> lo f> iind Chuck Security Luntiier Co. t
.711 AIes am Iin. l.i we
a III Isl'flU
thr.'re
doing
Ihrir b e m .
lintnmer pilchnl onc-rit hull in ..ins* Amusement l a. i
..it in suipt iM-d to lout u. up ii nut r e
.nit h f u , Hut tf.i i f
join turn, that th 1 i | e i y I* * 1 lust
h il l in g
s e a s o n s P,rl<*r ' o the
l he nightcap hut it was called on TH- Sanford II "m b I "
-Mil in unlit* !
arcounl. of darkness ol the end Robson Sptlig. Goods J
..'173 week got ■".! f Hie ti, and wete will the F lo r id a .State Ir ugil * di I
>i"K life, Christm-i
1 of the eighth inning with the Carfantters* Union
.(too p l a y i n g the l.tum l *,f Ir im h a ll t o u -t sio iie g o m f o f f t r t a l s hut
0
Liini1 f fcliir ( 'busts
• Thr Lank i bi«ril
\ score tied 0-0. Valdosta upset
| t h e y ’v i la-rn i i i p a l d e ■! f m Ui.iny th e r e w**te I n v e r m o r e t h a n t w o
Gamer Tontgl.t
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Moultrie H to 5 while Waycress
j weeks.
■*. t h i e o ut a n y o n e t i m e .
Haynes & William- v*
walloped- Thomnsvilie 10 lo 3. In'
T h e I r .v d itio n n l s y m h n l
Die m s | o r i l > o f h a il | . l j ) Robson
*
We were a b n su r p r is e d In
the other gam e, A lbany' defeated j F'.nurity v» Moss
of ro n t'v n re — a c e d a r
rrs in th e F lo r id a Hliilr Le ulearn <d |h«- man. opri-oig.
, L’ordele 7 to 2.
MUi* will p ro h a h lj resen t ou r
h o p e c h e s t . T h i s o n e is
| that tone hern tik ln ; pi.ite
SPORTS LAUGH
opininn in that w* b e l i e v e tlie
sroutid the Florida Stale I »..■
nf
H onduras m ahogany
•I * I m■««*«•I-*«r c| I1*vr *St
l i i g s r s t tr ouble w ith tlie lis.p
g ar F rank’} upon teadittv
w ith a .tin m a ttc tr a y .
this
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■ietaih, .u i _the d Jr land u I mt
Wl ti iii J * h liny AIll'll vi da
hall p l a y e r s a r e ta k in g ( h e i r
plrr U r t l f fruil did Kill stir,
ing f"i t'li ‘flllll*!, lit* Willi :i 51
-Inul* i.nvings ou t on t h e o l prise Os at all lor w»* Himwith Hu* IrfV** rut #*tt t lull
firm in g
i.een expecting somelhin-4 b 1■■
AND
flu I*t <1*. t .. i r i d y j»lf ill it 'nl . •
Ituii lo happen, parlirularl.
A' a league meejoig otar . . .
th. •.•tier.
with Ike Jiraooe. the h i
log ill Orlatnil th** l.»*'|» ill In’, i - fuivd
TH E M ATHER W A Y "
LA ST
till! ltd) !*«■ w.Ip
hrwilrd l.nlin r r .r i .e r n o rk ie;
wrie defendnl by Jeff Kmersnii
» d f ’i'u in .
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f|-;.
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wf.r
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the
rIh i t i»> i'm jM n
M
hehind th* plate for Orlumle.
Palatka. Kmenu.n sniil* (hut >n. Hill M H iy m ilL A Hull III L'Mfil • t In th*.-o 11 i. ks, tin H*k.*,t ' . f h
The last tim e we saw Seionr uf hi* own players slid into .• . Imint an*! was cHiuvinI fimn th* r» - 1To liiidllh til' duy* 1♦M h\
wink 11 hull gunte lie lieuilv , -*1 'Old I'SiS. ' T h e s l i d e w as l e t l i l d . .
II .*hull in the past. It. 1 t-vrr
i lie Senators the content. If p ’n 1 according to Je ff. 'I he ........ .. I «•»•* *".l fH.r,l K6U. The tncidenl ! i n uM Uoftn, hen .i of Ml* M..r r
...........
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slid..
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2 0 x 1 0 9 CAsST F I R S T S T R E E T
P H O N E 127
loinember, Orlando hud u 7 aiijl ii itDpprd his s l i d e u! l e a s t It|i r - ||*l f V|lfH
iiiiiil ti- i•i * * iirtii rinlhi limit* i"
count on the Feds liut tlv b» al feet f r o m the s a r k . U m e r s o n t
All* n’'
l«n*il J e f f d e c l a r e d Hint t h e u*
came up with ii briliiunt
Th*- iii*ni ilay* Mv<*''vvi»n w
p n e rulleil him ou t an d tin* pl;t
9,00 T IL ?
illy in the eighth. ••
walk niK «h*vvn
iii . j
' Iiupvil l o Ills fei*t and V * i.. *i
I for Orlando « a .
IL i« a h ljf i i ••w 1 1 I....
.tbjter
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liyde. It piovoktal a
II.* I
I ft jt» Mif«' , i
* ‘ ii* w it ir lo u m ill
*like it appear to tin l. >
Mid t" -*■* Senoto tt.u et h
Uh |
■a I I b* U
Wtt-t
|| fillM ci
•dltrr players that to- »(.*!•
up to life air in n disgusting
wiki11 tin (lifjtSaY. !l wuh A !!• *;
good amt th e. umf.ire wn. *
net everytim e Hyde (adufl
— hi* fu*11 *"*111 il in t hf *I»*n i*
(deti ly wrong.
over !he pinto w ith the i h,
F E A T U R IN G
|MH>
A Ini itl writer* h a v e - o i l
tn being critical of Sea,me
L E O a n d h ii G O L D E N T R U M P E T
f
Hits aiul th a t about the ump*
we don't haaltale t» flail,
* Refute lu-t yenr1* Minni*m»lwthis season but IT we had
sla te th a t Seaonr is alill an
N o r t h * f f w t l b n l l yinm*, roorli
mor* players arknuw !rd g"
r ire lien I 'receiver. He I* well
■f - r i
Lynn Wnhhirf nf N n ith w iv l’ni |
their own aharlriimings th**
built and can be developed
ilclivfiitl one of thiiM* firry pit*;
^ - r.i.I-op would he b ellrr off in
into I great hitter.
f p m r tnlk * III i»n at!fni|»t to k ■>
tha
long
run.
We; noted in Charlie W.-. I
Up hid UniiH fai the nmleAt lint
column yvstertlay neon
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While on our vurutnm we -ai
Northwej»lff n Buffernl u th ills
ing in the Orlando Morning S-t
same class "D " hasel.all In lb. to sevvn Inking at the hae-1
linal th a t John f.ancel used
nf the (.(.jihers The f ••11>av%*>v
Kvntigellue Leagie* l uint.i rov
Lite address system to p it '
w»ek, tt ill MiirlhwntrMi |*1«*> *■*
tire going to give pm a
the fines imposed on the vim
I'urdue. \^ ililorf piin |>l v t'l.t »
Senutnni by loop prexidt nt I
plete tijairt and ..mi pm.
It it in to if mil in ml il*i lit I..
I'adgrtl, A colkjctlon wa* ib J . i
they run Ii I I he re-nit v, i i| J l
Moru la S t a t e l.eugis* i.iili
uni mi g list funs. We ugit-e ■> Hi “D’’ ha-e tin 11 in thu I urea
14 Vii liny fi»i N n flliu id fi ii
) VYiidsworlh th a t the supiw rt ..f
the Orlando fans was heartening
tn the Senator athlete* but uf tlie
same tim e’ w*} believe that (outre!
and thu Orlando d u b as n wholviolated the rule* of the i.atlorul
‘w■y|»^r
assiwiatlqn which pertain to pitch
action. W adsw orth, la just *<>
; /-■imany words, d id n 't approve nt
S t A * S u g Ys t J . h o s K > «
the action either.
_
F u lly
Umpiring In the H orids
.State League this sea si in
uvnlcriaW
hasn't compared with that of
v ic * t'
»tB n d
Jhe past in a g rq at many
io r r ^ m u c U o . I"
. v,onii
h ard
.
. in su r«
STANDINGS
t
SAFE STORAGE
PbM
GoTirERlRG E
INS1DK SPORTS REPORT
EVERY
Dance
HI-HAT CLUB
WEDNESDAY
52
SATURDAY NIGHT
MA THER o f SANFORD
HUGH CLINTON’S ORC HESTRA
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�M O N D A Y , JU L Y 2 9 , 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
Lips Radiant as
Glowing Ember*
l**4u
y n u -s* ^
O e U , . , . W« » , . rt Owrgs I.r**l4
( L n n i i | cefor. Ifrnkt ferry l u n a r
vkktkiiaraftsamrsasliesdci —*—
wl«. . . itunuaiir lleriaa. l«r ki'tb.
l(k<lU,krm inf reb n ,. UsSirlel
■aon lwii ,n t I s l i l U s y p i t p a
for ikr tnr liar riti*ud ( e t c piss
IcrnniuUr I p iliuol
„
StomichSufferers
H u t Fut Sure Relief?
—f t
M. mt •**»
HI —■!»* A-al-II r*. U i O ,1 th, * m 1*0hUhf m 4UI bm erocilbe* hr B ir r t>**-
m . A-O-Ur, with VIOBla »-l nail *1 «t
n fu t nu«r ft rear (rsffUt wui ih iw
x lf n f u ) f n r aw rf. Try A-O-llr, l*»
l A f . Al t U » * * 4 t t % t O s r B rrrryshirs.
,t ’ Tourhlon and other guoij
true Ktere, In Hanford.
The rlche.it woman In the
United S tutei Bnd probably In the
world li llcttv Sylvia Howland
(Irecn Wilke, daughter <4 H etty
(Jrcen, Wall S trret tycron of the
nineties. Mrs. Wilks has more
money than Doris Duke and Harhara Hutton combined.
Gen. Marshall
U rania Island
Holds Credit Still Visible,
In Whip Hand
Pilot Reports
WASHINGTON—Cen. George C.
.tlur.hiill, I’rcaidcnt Trum an’s spe
cial envoy to the Chiang Kai-shek
government is seeking peace in
China trying to heal the genera
tion-old cliavage between the N a
tionalists and the Chinese Kcds and
save the country fiom a risum p-
frti u div o rce from you, It ATT IK
|.«»1 MVHIIH. d ef e n d a n t
WITNKFi! n r hand »r
•aid Court at HarifonU Florida,
itt) lid) o f J u l ) , «?4t
O. I*. II Kit.M**IN
A» C4erk
o f Sal«1 Cut
■ISKA I I
OIIDFII OF 1*1 l l l . M \ T | 0 \
T •»: HKTTY A l t T l l l I l
IIIF F V .
h
|»ii»e*
p la c e
of
re d id * lir e
la
in u a r c It r r e h ) n o t if ie d a ml
, itin »-i| (•» a p p e a r I n a r c r l n i l l H il l
C o v n p la ln l fit* «l Mh(alnst y o u fo r
IN TIIB CIRCUIT COURT «)F TI IK ,11ft ••rt*e. b y C l e Y H K
M
lt |F I* Y .
NINTH JUDICIA L. CIRCUIT OK tmiw p< n d lriR In t lie C ir c u it C o u r t
TU B HTATC OK KIJlH IDA IN ANII «.f *H e m la o la C n t m iy , F lo r id a , o h o r
p o ll
MKMINOl.K COIIRTT,
IN |,rf*»re» the C th d a y o f A t m u e l, I R K .
ITIANCKHY.
In d e f a u lt t h e r e o f ewld raue«* w il l
NO. t i l t
IIBV W A no
The difficulties facing the one
tim e chief of staff of the American
arm ies in this g rea t task arc
mounting Keen in the face of the
worst need for peace and unity th at
they |M»sitdy have ever seen, the
op|H,«ing Chinese factions arc thus
far unable to compos® their differ-
Plalntlir,
. During the few months Marshall
has been in China, he has kept
wholerale civil war from south of
the great wall and brought Natinnlst and Red chieftains together
Charles Dickens was forced lo
to negotiate.
go to work a t an early age beIn a few h r i r f w e e k s n w n v f n i m
n n rrg -h ta —fath e r w»a~ lni|iris»iiH
anil Nationalists on the way to
amalgamation. Mar-bull saw the
wnrk he started fall apart. AgrceThe ukultla la of Purtuguc*
ments hastily put together were
disregarded, and civil war caine on
a m ajor scale In the Yangtxc'Vat-
pr.M re*l •:* I'ffiMe.
II. MTBIIN, .
MATTIK LOU M r BUS.
DrKndffirit
MOTH'S! TO t l T l i t B
TIIK STATS: OS' K UIHIDA lo:
MATTIB IjOI' MVS:ItS. w h o s e re»|ilrnrr and sil'lrr** a i r u o k n o w o :
VoU are hereby nollllril Ih sl ault
li«. Item liXHiahl a g a in st you In
lh* Circuit Court o f Ramlnole C o u n
ty. Kliwiila. in .«'b«neir». .t y lr il a ,
al u.tr 1 , 1 furlh. Iiy i l K l W A R D II.
MVBIIS. anil you a ir hrrrtiy r»I,Iiln-.l I I I Mir w ith llir Clerk of
■alii Court your w ritte n appearance,
I personalty or by at to rn ey h In aalil
suit on Hie Tlh <l«y o f A u g u st.
IMS, s o il lh rtr.t flrr In file With
m i
yo ur
wTTTTrn
fo r
la w
H an*«•«am i
W ltneee m y hand ami of ficial
M-al nt o f f i c e at ^aiiTord. Hemlnole
Count ft. Flo rid a, this &th day o f
July, m «
un*
kri*»» n
LEGAL NOTICE
p ro cee d K i l*arte.
!*•* •h ie «»rd*r he p t ih llt lic d
the M a lu lo r ) t im e re « |tilre d by
in th e M A N F O I I I 1 I I C I I A L P .
f*»rd. F lo r id a , a n e w s p a p e r o f
e r * l c l r i t ila lI o n in i^ l d r o u n t y
• talc.
IHKAl.l
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C l e r k o f C ir c u it
C o u rt
SIITICH
n u n n ii o r ih hi .icatioa
T<. JI1NK MASe»N. w h o s e |
rr>lilrnrH Is u n k n o w n .
V„„ are lirrrliy n o l l f i n l Jlol
,U n i lo npprnr to n pertain
> i .■m nu .n n r f t- t n r - i w r i "n
' hy CAItnol.1. AI.IOtltT
n s ie n a e a ,
10 I h , Mil o f com plain t In
11 a ! ’ llir Crur pr«.*crlt>r.t
ll r r , I n fall not nr JudgIII l>r ritlrrm! n a t l o s l you
uII. This Is * still hr I h ,
. II BTWAIIH II. MVBIIS,
In U n ity T h e r a la S t r e n g t h —
H OI
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III
b u l l s .,,
BEAUTIFY
YOUR HOME
with VENETIAN
BLINDS
Wood and metal slats
R ep airin g — R c fln ln h ln g
SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO.
now it r n t l m : In O tr C ir c u it
I |,8 2 0 W E S T T H IR D S T R E E T
Why fa whiskey still scarce?
Why It more blended whiskey on the
m arket than other typer?
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No whlvkey was dtUilled during the Drealet
port of the war. All distillers* focllifle* wars
devoted to the production of war alcohol.
During this period, however, diitillers con.
tinued lo bottle whiskey from their ware
house Inventories, reducing supplies ol
oglng whlikles to a low point.
In blended whitldet a major Ingredient It
grain neutral spirits which ar« more readily
available than straight whivklei. like the
groin spirit whlikles of Scollond uted In
Scotch whitky, and iho highly refined groin
distillate uted In Canadian whitky, grain
neutral spirit* when properly produced
make for a lighter, milder-tasting whlikey.
How long will th« shortage loti?
A . Decidedly I After Repeal, only 10% of all
whiskey told was blended whitkey. By
'1942, before the whitkey shortage, the
trend to Blends waggo great that tho figurewo* 50% . Today, 80% of all whiskey sold
is blended whitkey...and undoubtedly,
many distillers who are making blended
whitkey for the first time will continue lo
produce It to meet the popular demand.)
Q . Are groin neutral spirits ever aged?
S a n f o r d A tl. N a t. D k Bldg
IUv b , , , « m 4 by r»MIi
U» jrttfi m s fry If
It will bo three or four year* before th#
whitkey dltillled since the war Is ade
quately aged and ready to drink. Straight
whltkle* of"Bondoble"<ige (4 yeon or
more) won’t be plentiful until after 1947..•
younger straight whiskies not much sooner.
Scotch may be scarce even longer. The
shortage of better quality Blend* will also
continue for at least 3 or 4 year*.
PAINT
VARNISH
ENAMEIjS
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A . No I Al Calvert It I* |utl the oppotlte. It Ii
‘ built u p ...a whitkey created to meet exact
ing standard* of uniformity, bouquet, flavor
and mellowneit. Various corefully selected,
aged bate whiskies and grain neutral
spirits are bfended together scientifically
to achieve the exact qualities and char
acter Calvert know* the consumer prefers.
"
Three things. It creates a product with a
distinctive character, Impottible without
blending. It assures uniformity lhat could
not be ochleved In any other way. And It
makes possible a definitely fighter product.
Cigarettes, coffee, tea—docens of products
Americans use are blends.
A . T a b # cattednStrolghiw, whitkey must b #
itlled-ln-bond”,
four years. Good Blend* usually contain
blending whiskies aged 4 to 8 years.
Q , Is "boHled-ln-bend" whiskey of b etter
quality than oth#r types?
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Q . Is blended whiskey "cut" whiskey?
W hat d«M blending ,g«»m pllsh?
Q . How long must w hblw y bo oged?
Wo apedalise In qoalHy
palnta for every surface,
and glaaa for every perpoae.
Hhinnenla arriving daily
■till selling at .(he old
prices In effect before OPA
In IMS.
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JUST RECEIVED!
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SUPPLY OF SPAR VARNISH
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A . Yet. But In America, the law doet not allow
a dittillor to odvertlte thot his grain neutral
spirits have been aged. Despite this,
inn, tome
gitliiler* mature grain neutral spirit# In bar
rels to the exoct point where they con con
tribute the utmost In flavor, mollownets,
bouquet and body.
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Q U A L IT Y
S IN C E
eel ■turns * Bad L a n e ld J •
tim e and trouble saver. Use
ll an weed, taeU l or plaster,
Indoors oe owl.
Brilliant,
long-wearing color* with a
hard, smooth surface that roBlots alkalies, alcohol, odds
and cleaning solution*. Lareoloid One Hour Ory Ensmei
la a modern BnUsl for modern
IfHiHHl
Q . Are Blands m ore popular than other
types of w hiskey?
Haven't d is tille rs re p le n is h e d th e ir
T H IS B R A N D O F
Dlttililng and aging are not the end —but
the beginning—of the long procen through
which Calvert whiskies pair. In other wordu
blending begins where distilling ends.
whiskey stocks since the w ar?
_ , * R oom 50 6
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FOR BOATS OR ANY EXTERIOR SURFACE
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IG E N E R A L IN S U R A N C E
BEEN
Marines Being
No. The U.S.Oovemment Itself, In Treasury
Decision No. 1299 say* "Bottled-In-bond
stamp not a guarantee of quolity." The
"bottled-in-bond" tfomp guarantees only
quanfify.,.that the whitkey Is 100 proof
and not lets than 4 yean old. A/J whiskey
h made undsr government tupervltlon and
M.rfel. Floor V.ra'i.h, Stool Wool, Rod M,UI Roof
Paint, Ken-Ton# Wall Paint, StopxU Water Proofing,
Paint Brushaa — All Sis# — Pure Bristle.
Q . It It easier to m ake BlendtT
A t No. Blending Is not "mixing", but h a sci
equipment, and expert personnel enable
Calvert to produce whiskies which have
mad# th# name CALVERT a hallmark of
quality. Out of Calvert's extensive labora
tories have com# exclusive processes that'
entific procedure In which compatible
straight whiskies ond grain neutral spirits
ore brought together to arrive at a pre
determ ined, uniform to st#. Successful
blending depends upon"knowhow,"bosed
vert's ditiillery there Is a "library"of hun
dreds of whltkle* and grain neutral spirits,
each catalogued according to R* charac
teristics, compatibility, etc. Cohrert tpe-
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Q . Are C alvert Blends superier to o th e n ?
Witness Says He Ppid]
Gongressmttn-'$2500
For Representation
Nagato Becomes Third Capital Ship
To Go Down In Lagoon After Test
Japs Will Get
Grim Reminder
Of War Bombing
SuperfortH To V U
Some Target Cities
During Celebration
Five Persons Are
Believed 'Dead In
Four Firemen Are
Army Plane Crash
Killed During San
Francisco B la z e
thought
to have occurred
A* We think so, became Cohrert has blended
more fine whitkey In Its time than any other
distiller In America. Calvert's matchless
Inventories, greater experience, ond devo
tion l« high quality product* during the
shortage period give ample evidence that
late
The 240 hotel guest# had time
to escape befora the flamex shot
upward fmm the Herbert note!
basem ent.
*
D. H. Hooker Died
At Home In Longrwood
Th* blai* wa* finally brought
D. H. Hooker, M year old reelunder control after a three-hour
batik). Causa of the fire ha, j.ot dent of Longwood, died Monday
at 10:06 A. I , at nla horns after
been determined.
a brief i lines*.
Dorn In Orahro County, Aug.
4, 1860 Mr. Hooktr had lived In
Central Florida all of hla life. He
was formerly a rataber of th*
City lights on Park Avwnue
have not boon In operatloa for
several evenings dua to short
circuiting and grounding because
of th* heavy rains.
8urvivory
Sidney tUJisrd of tha City
street department ia trying to
remedy a traffic hasard on th*
City Attempting: To
Eliminate Hazzard
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House and Senate
FLETCHER
117 SOUTH PARK
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PARK AVENUE
DISTRIBUTORS OF CALVRRT WHISKIES
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All Meetings To Be
, ()|)en To Newsmen;
Spaak Is Elected
Rules GroUp Chief
P A R IS , J u ly 3 0 . ppy— S.*c
Two Army men who were in
the convoy auiil the ambush w»*
to II prepared ami well limed, and
would have destroyed tho convoy
if the M arlrt-s had not Iwen on
the ulert. Army Mnj. K rcl Frees
of Sioux Falls, H. II., said Ihe allavk cairo na suddenly a , an ex
plosion, mid Army Sgt. Juinc*
W -sl of Cincinnati, said: "They
t' ~ ; a C R O U P.O F HKVFNTII DAY ADVENTISTS at (il.d.I.o.e, Ore..
threw everything at us exiept the
■re shown getting thel, daily ration of watei Cllirens of this
kiU'ticn ftink."
Accimlipg to F t f « . tH* men ominunlty have liecomc dr|irndent on wale, brought from I'.otland
•*f | ) • • convoy knew they were ( m street-cleuning truck, for diinking and cooking purjo ,e- lleceiit
in u ilan grr tone. T h r r r
a" n hot weather cnusetl a severe water shortage In many Oregon com
• iifidrn tiurat of fire fm m
i Intel national l
firhln on Inith »l(lrn of th r load, munities.
and the Americana immediatelyjunii>«d out of li'jir truck#
dove into the field#.
Fite* 9ttid that three Ar four
urenadea lu r a t within 20 fevt of
where h f lay, and IiuUaU w histl
ed over his head. 'F o r an hour,
then* was heavy firing from
HIKIN'). July :iu, t,1*i
A third
both sides, hut a fte r the fiis t
n ttark th* Chinese could tw vrr
capital ship has sufeumhed tieyet close enough to ime.grenades,
laM tly lo ihe power uf ihe un
ab hough they tried to sovciul
derwater atom bomb exploded In
H i- Marine* dr
Tlikinl l*g<on Thursday
The
off uk’nliT'aiuI again.
The ambush was sprung al
latest victim of m an’* m w e.t
nltout mmn, atul one hour und a
weapon Is the battered Jamim
half Inter, the Marine* sent onr
battleship N'ngnlo. The bailie
■if their nit*n through the enlircleineni for help, nut no help
ih wagon, one of Japan's two hen*
came.
*
lest pre-w ar ships, slid i|metly
There wag n biasing hot sun
lo
the bottom of the lagoon
overhead, and the attac k er, could
shortly before dawn today.
tie seen r u l i n g uliout in the
rurnfields, looking—according to
The task .force commander,
TOKYO,
July
.’10—DP)—Thr
Maj. F rees—Ilk* Indians on '.he
Yier
Admiral William lllandy,
war path. Some of them wore the observance of United States Army
Ciimmuoist uniforms, seme were A ir Force. Day in Japan next now has added the hlstorii '-’7 New
dressed as farm ers, some wore Thursday will serve ns a grim re t lu ll, a II,| fon hatllesliip
minder of w artim e bombing for Yoik to lire apparently•daiu.iced
only Shorts.
A fter four hours of fighting, II Japanese cities. *
list Thus, she johis the I ' e t u . i l
the M trire i made their getaway.
Thirty It 'JP *u|>erfort* will
I
vama,
the c ru ise ri Salt I .iki
They piled bark into their trucks, revisit those former largut cities,
and one at a time the vehicles Including- Tokyo, Yokohama, Kobe, 'City anil Pensacola' on the i<eraced out of the fighting area — Osaka and Hiroshima. The plane* lieved-dnmagcd roller.
m u every few arcomls. The will take off from Okinawa and
The latest revised list of ship
drivara held the -gaa pedals right fly .th e fam iliar route to the J a p
anese islands. Over Tokyo they rasiialllea now Hals (he Nagatn
will be joined by a wing of 0s> ns sunk, along with the 2fi.0<HiF ifth Air Force stationed outside toii battleship A tkansns, Ihe T-T.the Japanese capital.
OIMpton queen aircraft earlier
It will l>e the first mass (light S aratog a, also an oil tcndei and
of ll-'JO's over Tokyo alnco YJ • the landing ship from which thr
Day.. When they pats over the ’ millet w ater bomb wa» siiapeodrd
Doolittks Softball Park in the
Classified all missing mill be
city, the plane, will dip their
wings in salute to Lieutenant lleved sunk are the ,nhm anu„General Jam es Doolittle, leader of : Pjlnt Fish and Apogon.
Ibe
the first aerial raid on Tokyo In sulrmarina Searaven, nt first re
April, UM2.
The Air Forces Day program ported m ining, has been omitted
will include broadcast, by Gtn- from the lateat report.
rra l Mar A rthur a n i the brad of
The submarine Skipjack is
the pacific air command, Lieu
carried
a« m ining. Listed a*
tenant General Ennis Whitehead.
kcschesl to prevent sinking are
Ihe destroyer Hughes, the Iraniport Fallon and the submarine
Dentihla;
Complete inspection of ail dam.
WEST, Miss-, July 3 0 -< /P )age still Is being prevented hy
£ At least five person* are said
to have died in the crash of p
the deadly x-rays resulting from
. two-engined plane near the town
the atomic explosion. The Na*
SAN
FRANclSCO,
July
.1ft—
of West. Walter Howell, who lives (AV—Four firemen were killed In gato, for example) was to have
In the town, says he saw five
tuidly burned bodies In the wreck the fire whleh swept through a been towed to eea. but radio
age today. Ho added he has heard downtown San Franciaeo hotul activity prevented salvage crews
of no survivor*. The crash was early today. At Iraat 20 others from approaching her.
were overcome by smoke.
(WU29 I i n Ol^OQles*morioii rva ointr
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rnes And Attlee Assure Paris
Investigators
Hear Testimony
P K IP IN C , J u ly 3 0 (/P>—
A s e a r c h is g o in g o n n e a r
P e ip in g , C h in a , f o r A m e r i
c a n m a rin e s s till lis te d a s
m issin g a f t e r a n a m b u s h
t h a t a p p a r e n t l y w a s . th e
w o rk o f C h in e s e C o m tm lu
ists. T h r e e h u n d r e d C h in e se ,
su m e ju jM lie m w e a r in g t h e
b lu e* g trw n ’C o m m u n ist- u iti-'
Reprinted by courtesy of Cohrert Distillers CorpH
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“ T h e C o m p le te Paint a n d G la ss S to re ”
A m urcluted PrertN l.e u 8 f(l W ire
T U E S D A Y , JU L Y 3 0 . 1946
Chinese Red Ambush
Takes Four Linear
—Americana—Escape
After 4-IIo*ur Fight
Aulo Glaaa In sta lle d WhU# Y ou Walt
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N EW SPA PER
Free Estimates
Simple questions and direct answers thai
will explain what’s happening...and why.
t
HAS
Water Rationed In Oregon CitieH
-* '*
r Srmlnttlr Cot inly. Klorhla.
r (»»rr llir (III liny of AUKItsl.
IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y
S A N F O R D , FL O R ID A .
1908
form, nttnrkrd a motor convoy of
.1(H) United S ta irs Marine* en
route from Tientsin to Prtping
yesterday. Four Marines were
kill,d, til wounded, with two of
them not expected to llvo, and
mi unspecified ‘number are mis-
I'OI.KH IN HFORTH
NKW YORK. July. (A P I—Pol
ami. one of (hi most stmrt .cotiM-ifitu
countries in prrw ar Kurope, is now
rxporienring a mminting sports
h* om, refmrls the polish Press
Ag'enrv
Hosing, wrestling, basketball,
track, hockey, Incyrle and motor
eyrie taring, swimming, tennis and
soccer are parking the Polish
nienns, though most of flip s ta
diums still bear Hie shattering
m arks of the war.
A lhlrlir rlulrs hate been nrg an li'd In all th r big rilira. towns
ami tillages, with inter rlly con!•"!* taking place throughout Ihe
ru u n lrt and attracting thousand*
•if frantic enthusiasts.
Vcvrral interualional .‘ompetiIjnus took place in Poland la*|
year, including visit, hv an Fng
Itsli sorcri leant and Cjrch boxers.
'ollsh running sla ts juurnaycd to
'inland for track gantrs
Major swimming race* have been
held in tho YMCA pools in War«nw, Cracow and l^ait. During Ihe
last six months howling has he
roine verv popular.
T hr Polish sports pages, though,
still devote their major attention
to baling, which has produced
some notable International victories
for Poland,
ENAMEL
E s ta b lis h e d
W o c a n m a k e nrriiiiKOm entH f o r you to fin a n c e
th e m o n E A SY T E R M S !
Poland Reported
Havimr Bip: Boom
In Sports Field
Larcoloid
AN
V O L U M E X X X V II
.,rn . Marshall it rtn liled with
having in his hand* the strings that
control the linanrinl credit* Chinn
hopes lo ^gf t from the United
S tates. These appear to be his most
powerful tools-fot penee. Once these crcrlils have been a l
lowed lo pass In Chinese control,
a lessening of C h in n s respect for
M arrhall's «ITo,l« in their behalf
need not la- held surprising.
The cleavage hrtwreri Chinese
Nationalist and f'hjnese Ited Is
wide, deep and <d long standing.
W hrthet Maishall ran rhange the
couiac of this tide of human strife
can be answered only hy events.
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P a r t l y c lo u d y t h r o u g h W r i l n c i i l t y .
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To Promote the P ro f rr u ot America;
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To Protect the Peeco a t Ibe World:
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I ^ t t h la o r d e r h e p u l»(i»h e d fo r
the a t a l u t o r t t im e rr« |t» lr* d h y la w
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a n d o f f ic ia l
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Clerk o f Circu it Court
i*|erk t»f Hi** r i r r u l l ’ Court
H#nr1nul«* <*«»unly, Florida.
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name p ursu ant to th* term
Flrtlll'HJ* Name Hiaiutr <
l a » i o f Florid a) «
be con
st 4:00
Baptist
r*rttifoAnp’.r •.jrVtty • th ir t y 't y f
y e c m m u e m ln tiim s
w o u ld
ti^
Iier‘i|e d lyv llu-frm r g r e a t
p iiw ees. Ityrm -s sa iil ltin t it
,i i v\ ii l b ir d s tiift 11 •it I \ nl tin*
c o n fe re n c e \ o t c d f o r any
i l i a n g e , in llo* l i e a l i r s « liawu
o p by t h e l l i g K u u i . Ibe l j m t •*«!
S t a l e , w i l l l a e ‘ i t s in l l u e iu ,- in
- o p p o i t of Ih o , e ch iitig f ,.
the
contrnctn? Kivind AndvrFiih. <*4»f»>f .iiu rout ended that
tin* cheek uh . ,i campaign con
trilm tinii.
T ie Senate lnve«tignU r* alw»
lenrm d tlini r»n»ident Truman
Ita* rrvanted their tn |U rd foi
nutlif ' tt\ to iMNpn I liieoiue, rX
cr*. piirTil mm«I *1liei in \ leturna
D ie r« niinittre ha# tod tli«cl«H»isi
w liit't* Mditiii*. nrf ti In* t xamincC
except lo «a\ that they would
|w>
U" »*Clllt »tl Wit h the
l , at
ii \ | unitt"M- i mnliinr
In Tiiiniiia, dcfenac conlraclei
Anderson t.**111isg,| lodny lliut he
in;irod i. puv Id.50U lo llcpre
-••illative 1‘offi-e of W a-hingto,lu tc In rrpicsent In- iritcrestill getting a wm rniitm ct. TT>c
witness flatly dniieil lhat he In
trinled Ihc payment as a cam
paign cniilrllitillon. a , I'oiigteaA*
man Coffee contcnils.
Artdrrsnn lo|,| the lommittec
lliut his at raiigeinelii viilti Cof
fee was in ail aftei he visited
ihe War Department with" HA
rongressm an’s secn laiy , I’.ml IP
son.
The
war coni r m loi
I|0oli»l
i offer a , saying
*1 undei-lfii I
from l*u o I lliut you will pai
$ J.'oo foi us |o irp irsen t
1t
In ' W ashington.” Alidetson
d
he ieplie<l that lie was willnuf
to pay that am ount, i hen
said Anderson — Coffee told hint
to senjJ the check to his sivietnry. The co nlnirtor usseitid
that nothing was evei said ab t
a campaign contrttoitooi
IN- tolll the delegate- lh.it no
nation, t u i g e ui -niall. can be
insensitive to world opinion.
I l y r n * . irrC iv ed loud a p p l a u s e
w h e n hi* -iii.l th e t i n t e d M a * r ,
i- ilrli-i iiiineil not to ii t in a lo a
|ioln-v of iso la tio n .
I', inn M i n i s l f i A t t l e e -.m l t h e
Tel Aviv Looks Like Ghost City
Hospital Bill
For South Nears Today As British Conduct Manhunt
Final Approval
Florida Would Get
Over $8,000,000 To
Construct Buildings
Gen H utchison
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Over 100 Attend Pro- i‘..!7.'i"' 'li'.i.-i , i. ’ .1.
Coast Guard Joins
Search For Missing
Persons On Ferry
V,!”.
* Mule tliull .111 VflfhUkH i • i ► ,| (
nl thr -Set n Ioil! Uxlgtr ol I r tit .
rlu.lliig W U (Irlicral J «' HitliTt'
twill, were uinutic Ihe IIX) i>r nmt • ■' "
•LikA who on Prlihiy cveuiyr mItt-llllrU tile tutki'V AUpfiei I'lten Six j *'%
search for the missing | h*i »uN UOtl.lllHl to l,c u
lueiAl ol (lie veterans I. tieaboard the Misxissipl'i Kiwi t'.-'V a g r o . i e . ti, idmilii
| bst.e
I
which collided Sunday night >i'h Jllg w lo l . new I
, IV lr.iitloiu were
|n *•—. •• "ii *'*'
n liarge train, (itui'tiling •■•tuii<- he loidt
itrtuiulo IX*I anil New Mm.-'
>t ' hi
menl will h# used t.i i «i -. •»■•*
i tie kilt Inun li.iviiiua U« i
l<i
four autnmobilr* and om- put n S i'l i-'It . ., I i.ti-t Hill •>( Alubu.n . I iresrllt
! Mi.
truck known to have Im-vii .... a and f.ti »•*•-! Kenalio H u t (tot
(|«'iirrjt lliiti IiImiii a lit. *
i1
ferry when It over turned o
< Ohm ' • •: i rs-u mit I .......... . al •
-I.U* ,1 bv Ex.iin a 11••)«*• J....
•*.swirling water* lifty >u> i
I t i l l * I H t ' . I . ' t i r t . •• X |M*.' I l i t t . . . " i t * I lc.. al.m.l • eip n -v rti a|i|ii>
UnIii) . i t.imiiirnw
the Missouri shore
| tin tlie- O-boxrs. runts, irti*
i ■, ,
Uit'll*, tlie hill, giivcrnmcut "t
A
Memphis diver. ('lim bi private i get.r ir. would nay t'*1 j r-inbufiiix |>ark«xes aetjt
men overxea.x, as well u :-.i *i»- |^ |
Drown, has located at Ic.i.t
” percent • f tin* rm t of tuiililuig tune mill etfort alvei, on tie "in' '
vehicle. Hut grappling e<|ui|i">e' t a huipital. Ttie othei HI pcicent
Ih lucklng up litc-w;u • JIjxJ . (llI
will be n rre n a ry to rui.u it. Il.a would It supplied hy the P M n n l trout
lie ntwi (irulaed Hie work clone i, , ! s
11 or more bodies of ferry fs*. governiucnl. Tlte fill percent tlie tlie Utoovi Dank project. The cittii-r "
sengera believed to huve lent 8oilt);eiu sta te , w o u ld huve to vetersns each rxprcs-xevl .i|>pn i.cdrowned still have not lueli I sea match ag a in .t the Federal funds I nun lor th e g tlu sent them nvi I
ted. The ferry troat's skip pci. bJ- would be $2(15,500.1)00. The Fed the Elks si hotlle.
(for
year-old to w ard Hendrix, e-ti- •ra l appropriation wtiufd total
During IMS, the HI m Wat Corn
mated th a t between 20 and 23 slightly over $ 171,000,000. This rut -..loll o l' the Salifurcl lodir ■! • *«persona weru aboard when tbo would g i v e ihe South tin «vei luted $4tlJ to be atlmltllvterrvt nv tail
crash occurred. Thirteen psv>eii- all progruni of $4i2,UlH),000 foi tlie fvtlvatian Army for Hie icr.r- mo
ger* ware saved, although a Itth, the five years.
Jtl ot lervtre men. tt was nmmun- ntv
The grants would U' luude mi eel
a young boy, dierl after l*rintc
xvit
hauled ashore.
the basis of need. Senator Hill
Tlie IuKlge Voted to fUllitv'i one the
says that if the hill I, approved ot tlie rooms fur nurse, at i b - , |, . .
HUGHES RECOVERIN'!
Many Anna Hutnr for Crippled: |.;)|
Children a t U nutltla, nn Klk kprni- nrv
LOS A N 0TLES, July 30-(A i uired Institution.
mu
Airplane tnanufacurrr llimm.l
In Ida Introduction nt ctrneri! i
Hughe# ig slowly txrcovering fr.uit
lintchison. My. Rowland gave a
injuries In a Plane crash July 7.
Doctors aav his lempatum m l
hr lei outline of his career In World)
pulse are about normal.
War f. in Ihe National O uanl and ,
of liU Mae In rank to brigadier I
general, and paid tribute to h u j
duties in the Mouth Pacllic wiilclt
SINGAPORE. July :iU-<A*)earned him many a wards.
Two Jnpanesc lieutenants convirted of some of tho worst ntrorities of the w ar In Durnm nnij_
Siam were hanged t.Mlay in Singnforc. They were war crim inals
By Associated Fresx
Ii igames, fishing, swimming, or
known as "T he Frog” and "The
Summer time la vacation Inn* playing, with the neighborhood
U ndertaker” to several form er
for moat school children. Hut- gang. They'll be picking atrawThirty Seminole County OtrU. Allied prisoners of w ar who had
hundreds of Florida boys and girls1 berries,
gathering
beans
or
members of the 4-H club who had testified again st them and who
ar* bent over their books today. harvesting tung nuts.
completed two projects during ttw watched th e ir execution. ' Th*y*r* not yowngsUra getting
In Hillsborough and Polk eounSeven other Japane«u war crim extra credits by attending sum* U*a fo r example, the ” 8traw - past year, boarded a County school iiml.x
convicted of atrocities in the
bus
at
the
Court
House
a
l
noon
mer school. They’re the children berry Schools" begin la - April yesterday an d were driven by Mrs Andaman Islands also were hangwho go to riorida'a so-calleJ and ties* In December, In Gil Virginia Henderson to Camp Mrchrist County—where truck farni- Quarrie in th e Ocala Rational For
"Straw berry Schools."
REOPENS TODAY
Theta ' "Strawberry Schools"’ Ing la a major occupation—all est for a Brack's outing. The rain
are scheduled so that rural famil, schoolt epen early In August and failed to dftmpen th e spirits of the
aloee
1st*
In
April.
In
some
other
Angel's E at Shark on South
ies will have all hands avallsbU
girls.
whan lt‘s time to harvest crop*. rural counties, students follow
The shift were accompanied by Sanford Avenue which ha* buen
'
•
the
regular
September-L^-June
Mrs. Oulda Wilson, county home nowly decorated and repaired,
Later in the year—when other
children a ns a t regular school ses. schedule Hut they s ta rt classes drmunstruUon agent. Mrs. O P opened today a f te r having been
Mrs. Lula M oran of Ocneva and closed three wxrckt. It i« owned
sions—tha farm youngsters will
Herndon, trim is serving as iesder. and managed by C. E. "Jim**
have their vacs ti ana.
Miss Dorothy Price.
Spencer.
• |>|ilt |ii tulrw
foi five yenrs f"r
profit hospitals a s
CAUTHERSV1I.LK July m H c o u n tv. uiol city i
—Th# Const Guard ha* Jnincl jb e 1 Tin- meaviue nl*<
It’s Vacation Time For Most Kids But
Not For Hundreds Of Florida Children
30 Seminole Girls
Depart For Camp
i
H in t
III* •' III I•d | I it w%I! »■
I im *I
I'fft’ ii
c
•IlllflP liy
) .| k t U t I
hy
(lit*
r«iiif«*iviiiV failfti In tiialc*r
It h a d h m i I ' f t l i f V (lint 1'iMxia
Would At (••llipt til ti.lV »• l l i r SoVi«»t
d rli jrat**fro m
I itliutiinu.
K.
loliiffi
and
lu itv ia
Miwliillrd A.
w«-|tnia(r
drl»*|»a1 i«(t..
II \ftr\*i«.
I lift-1•* wm
nra - •!. •
.... t
a hrtt
(It** »*f rd ritl m l « • 't.iiiMl!ft*r mri
|{ » i-ila ha« ui'- mi • ■••»( M.»
tIn
Halils' iliitft'*
Ik*imis Formally
Confesses Murder
Of Be^rnm Child
C II I <' A G O. July .10—b t v Seventeen year old William lletreti- bar formally eunfeiMal Ihe
kidnap killing
uf
aix-yeatlold
Siirniui,. (trgnuu. S late's Aiturney
Will,mi Cutihy .ay* tlie young
I’niversity of I'lm-ugo sludent
innde In, Confession vidunlairly In
day in Tuuhy’a office.
lieii'-uiB''atturneys say lie will
f o l i o , v un this vmifcssiun later
tod ay with full cunfcsMutt*' of (he
so-called lipstick m utder’ of a
Xl-yenr old form er WAVE. Fr*n• o s llrown. and of L'tyear idd
Mi*. Josephine llo,*.
Last Diamond Cargo
Arrives In I^ondon
LONDON, July 30—<<P)—Indiistrial dianiund* worth $800,000
reuchrd London airport today
from Canada. This cargo com
pletes the series of six nirburne
shipm ents of more than $18,000
000 w orth'of diamonds. They com
prise the diamonds remaining
from the United Nation* w ar pool
for use In war industries.
The London Hoard of Trades
will return the diamond* to th*
llritish, Uxdglan and Portuguese
companies which contributed them
8TM1/C Casey June# m o Orange
Avenue, has beru honorably dis
charged from Use United States
Navy, according to information re
ceived today from the Naval P er
sonnel Separatto,, center. Jack*
sonvlUe.
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THE 8ANFORD HERALD. RANFCRD FLORIDA
PAGE EIGHT
THURSDAY, J U L Y 25, 1046,
Science Takes
Bugs Out Of
In s e c tic id
HOME OF CONDUCTION COOKINf
Located French Avenue South and 13th Street
B. “HOT” PALMER’S
MAS3APEQUA. N. V ^ I f a bad
i «'W lor bugs but u group ot tclenlists In goggles and sweatshirts
arc tlmllng out In fleld tests here
just what sire drop of Insrcticde Is
the most lethal bomb for American
crop lesta.
Tlie work, bring <uridueP-il by
ipen Iroin Uu> General I-nboruiorlcr:
r( rtorony-Varuum oil Co., |* a
atuple of the odd. unlikely John
that Inll to rcsearrhers.'
In a .similar lypj ni research,
but directed at limsquitocs Instead
n! crop peals. Columbia Univer
sity ir imitate have been figuring
T.ld till* best site ol DDT-lnfusc<1
’iqgld bullets to kill the bloodiuckers
"I never thought botany would
lead lo anything like this." grins
'Dr. A E Orlfflihs, Eocony plant
pathologist, walking across B sun-
OPEN 10:00
— THE BEST IN —
STEAKS — CHOPS — FRIED CHICKEN
AI-SO SERVING PLATE LUNCHES
rub ptm u
Bathroom Beauty
t, -* been underway, a t«*k of sort. nrg out the type*) of oil bip.es, the
rttnblnH lOhs ami tin; temper.iturri
i'iifc’h wht provide thj ’ maximum
prrail fi r t rap dusting Elutions
The war-born bug killer DDT is
evrulunlly tn he mixed with the oil
| SOMINO WflDlY, Mrs. Ada Jones fs comforted In n Chico, Cut, court
room by • friend after xhe had pummelled Mrs. Lydia Crandall during
the arraignment on murder charges of Albert Jones. 14, her son. The
rmlhiirtf
P.ili‘if‘i.1 r*Ffttn!nlf
outburst Lenan
began tuViM
whent Mr*
Mrs. rmnHnll
Crandall, mnlhi*F
mother nf
of strain
stain Patricia
Crandall,
U, oyked Ul*youth, "Why did yotikillroydiughtcrl". J lii J w » i forced
Ur*. Crandall against a wall and punched her.
ffniiniirftotfgir’
Business Of Fishing For Sharks
. Is All In Days Work For Brothers
MeCLBI.LAN8VIM.ti. 8. <
The :i|llllk business i» bimlllillg ill
Met leilansvllle.
SHOWER SRI’S
The Day brother*
I.eland and
l.c; til*— revived lilt* IlidtirtIV tiit-ntlv anil now have luur boats
operating In local watels. They n*r-ott thut 20 Ur 30 shark-, ranuinu
in length from four to 12 fist, are
hauled in tliiily l y the seviinl thou\ -arid feel of chains which serve
lim-s.
The hiolhers, who i ninr l>» r»
I fnon MiKiicht-ad City. N. c . u«<- j|
rmr.t everything Blentl the .lis il
I 1-xcept l|is vicious ehm Ill’ll r I in
livers me -nlteil in drum'- mid
, to n milk company, which ext rue! •
Goodyear
Plaxti
Shower seta of Ir;
cnl beauty. Con
Peach,
Yellow,
Green and Fuichiti
ground* with whil
design*.
| vitnnnri A to enrich u» pto.lii. t
, The tins m e -naked in hririv. dm-d
t III the sun nttd sold n . food Hit
eiltnls use them ill litiikiny -mip
| flock. Tin- fresh ineiit i. cm into
i leal
m il sold locally, and de.
buM- which halUflr.i the need lor droplets. It fans" out downwind
- nd sIh it u along on an average of
ot more than 10 feet above the
round as mosquitoes do not often
y much higher.
SM to the Inch
The best killing aUe was.found
of
is apparently best, for bigger ones to »be nearly a five-hundrrdth nf
don't spread out over a sufficient an Inch in diameter; tills kills 250
ly wide strip of ground, and small times more mosquitoes than any
er ones driit upwards and scatter other site.
.
Ineffectively..
The work has been don* under
The big gimmick in the whole the direction of Dr. Victor K. Laseries of. tests U learning whnt oil Mer. professor of chemistry, assistcombination and what tempera txl by Rkbdale Ellis. Seymour
ture HQO, 000 or *00 Fahienhelti
Fahienhelt) Mochberg. Irwin WILxon. Krnnctii
will be most nearly uniform and Hodges, Marlon D. Dames and Joalso be the moat effective DDT seph Ada mo of the Columbia chemearner. An arumatic type oil for
esample. can hold a 30 percent
of IS gallons of ordinary fuel oil
per acre can be cut to one pint of
highly vaporised oil mixed with 30
percent DDT, or two quarts with
can -be achieved. With some types
of rdl being tested, planes are able
to diL-.l a path 200 feet wtde. which
means many less runa will b j neediil across a Held.
In the Columbia research, a gun
mimed the Hochbcrg-LaMrr gen
erator has been developed consist
ing of a lank of water and a tank
r.f oil carried on a Jeep., All. the,
DDT Is In the oil. Water Is changed
Into steam In a flash boiler and
drives the oil out of noxilai. As It
emerges, the oil breaks into fine
That they will have delivery service
LODGE & SON GROCERY
mid-summer
a c le a n s w e e p !
flfhl attii
Clearance Price
! i*l iifUlitVt't
t iin t^ifi s m
pj-capaaes ol a fitaluc
Priced to clear al
$1.00 to $}.50
Boys Sandals
$2.00
All Womens* Summer ShoeH Repriced To Clear
DRESS SHOES
PLAY SHOES
SANDALS
'h o u s e your favorites
$1.50 & $2.00
! i urn Ih mi
I |UIIUt. M m iu ig r * :
0n-the-Sput'
Women's and Girl'*
NEWS...
Summer H a ts ....................
K nitting B a g s ............................$1.00
Toddlers B louses.........5 0 c & $1*00
Children’s one piece Play Saits 5 0 c
SiJotlig-hted for
qvf/ % I your
convenience
make Home
1 —to
Planning Fun!
\\F'f Iiifj
l I
In fan ts Training P a n tie s .........|Q c
r
Children’s Chambray Sm artalls 50c
■
I f f Ji--
Nazi U-Boat Pens
Defy Destruction
In Bergen Harbor
AP N*w*featur«*
BKKGEN Norway—The Nail*
built a "monument'* to Natlrm
In Beigfn harbor that probably
will remain intact to vex Nor
wegian. for tome lime to nunc.
It’ii the mittlvo U-boat .heller
which neither allied bombing nag
aab'tagv could more than xhakv.
Erected xtrategWally noer tho
entrance to one of the two hill-
'•7 r -’ X '
■ - '»
. y
Little Sister S u n su its................ $2.00
Women’s Girdles
Odd Lot Infant's and Children'* A
L eather O x fo rd s..........
Odd Lot Infant'* and Children's
Bedroom Slippers .....
OP SANi’ORD
*
- ;
i=m ==m =ni=m =in
m g Li. •• 'V i v \t L vr-s
Om or ter* piece ,
bathing Suita
“ ITs Easy to Pay the MATHER Way"
reinforced concrete. The heaviest
bomhe dropped directly on thj
top did NtUa more than scuff the
surface.
’ .T .
j i
!ii=m=m=iif
A banana crop may he harmted
nine- to 14 months after planting
America’* <Brat tnuiaronlinanlal
railway wa* built In Panama, span
ning tns 60-mile isthmus.
Play Shorts
*yp
50c
Reduced $3.00
Women's and Children1
■
Real comfort for hot day*
BOY'S KHAKI
WH*
iiavt inil liitCta, ciackitl shttuitit'
This beautiful toael mahogany or
coral lim« knee-hole dealt in xolld
wood, will grfice the living room
or den of any home and it* beauty
and utility will reflect the char
acter of your home for many year*.
PHONE 400
-305 EAST SECOND STREET
Men’s Casuals
,
$2*09
ile iv ’s In. fttil tliroiioiovy*.
I..C2 la. - in l in- wni stidi-n m l
S
Dr. ji
Limit fl
jivtdmur
|^,,nn|
Statue Of “Sea
Urchin Takes
Sorry H eating'
•-*• - ........ . *-i o -n iiiiit . iV wiictli11 -- - .i i.* ->i
-.ii-, iiiiniuro .iigeoeml «|oniiin now is-that Ine lig
- - * |(.« *•* »* o.iy. -rim ,*t In i n
lurih-u -iioigiy to iris ok'tlonniy
unil said Unit ullhnugli all' inch III
Miiu mviu.m little* hoy,
n ceii urchin t» "an it rnnoili-nit with
a variously shaped shell l»em mg
iitimcious -pines. *
W ino lli. vvrlial liishitigH lin,il
ly rritsid, tin- pnysicnl abuse hermt.
East lit St
tir J n i
LODGE & SON GROCERY
: niiitid prevails supply Phn bt.li*■I. y »nii|a ii -I( iiif rill i d an | fold ua |- ullo.i.
'The shillk llshing linin’ try Ingun in I lie I'niWd Stiiti * wh* n tt,f
,e-.it lie i -*|iii|il> fl-in ,\»rwui wur
. • Ut ert III tfli- W.ll Sit Li, k
* I i.O*l f - -i|l a t g u e d the III(worn f- md to h. rich ill ••:*. mi.i
|lh Unto liv fioimdied so, the west. 1‘llin - -i-i in o|n-ii ilcunte non
203-00
ljb y d *»rtn > «B t*B d lU atall L»ti*
of the U. 8 .-Department of Agriculture, Ucltevlllc Md
In tests at lotke Placid. N y[he mosquito bullets were si*,
found to be lethal against such b.
sects as black flies, midges m*
mink
ip*
"
punklen.
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— . —— 4
•
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In (Jnliy T )i«r « la Strength—
Ta Frettel Ibe rear* or th* World:
TH E
>4 •itlrf rj| fhumlrr Murm* ami p.irl
T * rrornota Ih* 1‘rofrrtt of Aatrrlca:
, Ta rtadaca Prosperity for lUnfsnL
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AN INDEPENDENT D AILY NEWSPAPEH
9V
VO LUM E
X X X V II
Established 1908
Drive Begun
*
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FRIDAY, JULY
t
■■ r
NO. 223
Associated Press Incased Wire
IRIS
Poorer Areas
Austria Votes
To Nationali:
Key Industries
Larger Share In So
cial Security Money
Is Sought, As End
Of Session Nears
Secretary Byrnes Is
Continuing Efforts
To Secure Publica
tion Of Treaties
However, Price Boost
Is Authorized For
Coal, Shoes And
Many Other Items
VIKNNA. July 26—i/H—Austria’* parliament today approved
n Idll lu nationalize key Industriaa
Among the Industries which an
to W taken over arc a number
which the Soviet military govern
ment had claimed as reparations.
It)
i hi* action, the Austrian
governmenT njpudlatc* Itussia'a.
claim to |H industries, including
oi] field*. shipping rompanyf/nd
hanking, rjtining and. ipnnufacturJluLuuicctiu..
liV alt thn paitianreut voted to
take over HI firm* and the vote
W A S H I N G T O N . J u ly 26
f,V: — O l ’ A A d m in is tra to r
Pull I I ’ n r tr r rit’c la n ’ d to d a y
that tlio O l ’ A \yilt„yi't ‘ ‘ rush
to tin- rf-nMii’’ * nf ttiercIta n U
w h o , a * I'u rU 'r to ru led it,
‘ ‘ liirjii h igh prices in an ticipat ion o f iia lo a d itig a t still
hit!la- 1- p rim 's ." P o r to r said
lli.H whth* Hit’ fa lo o f O P A
n.i l.eiilg lirh.itcd.hn agency had’
As Talmadge Won Fourth Term
__
W ASHINGTON. July ‘dii
opened n
drive in the Senate Finance
Committee today to nain a
larger share of Federal Socinl Security* funds for the
lowqr income states. Com
mittee Chairman
W alter
George of Georgia told a
reporter that he vyill do the
(fV )— Southerners
•Jest ho can to win adoption of
u system of variable .grants.
--------- : fi*ttato-filoude-'I'opfwr-^of-Fh’TIHa *aid ho wilt Work for n plan
whereby nil person* sharing in
the fund* w o u ld get l'<junl
■■mount* o f feilernl endr. ’ The
House wn* approved lire con
tinuance of the present formula
under which n stale must watch
■InlUr-fnr-tlollar whatever federal
fund* it geta fur aid to the axed,
blind person* ami d o p e n d e n t
ifctolher* and children.
Conxres*, meanwhile, is eleaninx np it* unfinished business in
time to adjourn some time nest
week.
The congressional reor
ganization hill, ntomle energy
control legislation, the railroad
retirement hill, and other odd*
snd end* remain to Ire completed
The House passed the reot* |
gnnization bill in a slightly 1*4
ferenl form than the Senate
Whereas the Senate version gave
on it rexs tinuninmiiH.
• ^ t ' l i S i i l ’ n S I i in y i«,v K v r i m s i A s - i V h . i m i w u i s -ch a ir c
mi...«.ix. .« » , .......
the HoURfl v o M n RiiUry -»f .Atlanta, (I*., us rally m-Iiimm m lienrgtft I
<i iti i- piiMimy i-lc $I2,f*00 plus n
f Tt*
|linn imlicutr that hr i- Icmlmir, PirtnrM hrln.% \rgrn voter* sinm!
expense account. Tliesr differ ' Uijhk' the Fylili f'utifii i
i irth*>u*r in Mfn h ' Ia \fattifiu t*» cjibI
cnce* must l»e Ir^ni/J nut, hn- i
. g.
,
n ,
. u , ,• .
lender* fn both chamber* feel |‘ ^ i f vote* for the lin t I ............. re history .d tin elate of Georgr
(
International
Soondphotol
•ure that the hill will lie com
pleted trefore adjournment.
There b not *o much certainly
that the railroad retirement hill
will clear lli» Senate hi time,
^ .hnwrvrr, Numerous amendment*
^have Wen offered, and Majority
header AUrcin Barkley/asy* h*V
f r i l l ''•ter’ 'i » e i "gstiOtP "win ire
taken.
The House’ is pitching into the
conference committee agreement
on atomic energy control today,
will, last-ditcher* insisting on i«s
storatlnn of some measure of
j
military representation m the
control hoard. The Senate-House
conference rrmmitlce had agreed
^ to make the control hoard an .illC ivilia n organization, a* favored
WASHINGTON. July 28. (/Pi , WASHINGTON*. July 2(i. t/1i
hy the Senate.
— Attorney Crntral Tom Clark'* •\ drrtor told the Senate War
Another measure that may gel office announced today that s
left hy the wayside when Con• complete Inxrsligation -III Ire I n v e s t ignlillg Committee trulii-.
grex* adjourns b the national madr Into the killing of four (that Omgmsman Andryw Ma>
housing bill, which ha* passed argroe* in (•rorfia yrstrrdsy j of Kentucky will not Ih- nnle 1
the Senate but ha* trees bogged hy a enne of white men. Clark 'ti .irfy trefore ten day*
tw •
down In the House for «eveml said the inquiry will tie rns I week*.
The witne** «*>
l*<
weeks.
President Truman bo* ducted In the rixll right* are- Jlli-nty Ijowden.
asked for action on it, ami in lion of the Justice Department. I III.' Lnwrlrll told Hie Serialr
obedience to his rei|ue*t, Chair- The killing* irerurrerl abnul
Investigntor* In a closed e reion
man Hrent S|>eneo of the House eight miles from Monroe. Ac- that n heart condition will pre
^Hanking Committee ha* culled cording to the sheriff*a aiory. vent Gcnjfrc**man May'* appear
ilhls group together to resume a group of“ about 20 men armed ance Irefore the committee, liehearing*.
with
shotguns, pistol*.
and pre*enUittve May—who I* rhfurrifles .held up an automobile
mail of the House Military Com
containing the nrgrncs and *hnl
mittce^-wa.H scheduled, I" te*lif>
them.
jlrelny In answer tn a sonintoor.
„„
i about hi* wartlmo connm tu.n
MO.NHOF., (ia., July .d, hit j with a munition* combine m*«
TALLAHASSEE, July 2G-</P) Police in tieorgln today, lifted |*etn|g investignted by the Seoul-Construction of 2| new icaplann Hi
wrap* frrrni a btmxly and I rf,rnmtttee.
base* and improving o f 1G e x - 1tragic episode In which fnm f
Aftrr the committee Iremd
i
Istlng anchorages for use of clvi- I negrtre*. including two women,
I...»Hen. it Issued a foroial rt-*ilian fliers in Florida has boon are *nid to haw treen shot to merit which said that the urn
(f»oropo*od. The recommendation death try a gang nf white men
gressman is suffering from a
'■romea from the aviation division Aconling to Sheriff E'. S. Gordon
heart condition which, although
of the Florida Improvement com of Monroe, the negroes wero am chronic, has become aggiavnled
bushed
and
shot
late
yesterday
mission.
irccntly.
Aviation
Supervisor William near thr Wallnnc Oconee county
Chairman Jams* Meat! o f the
line-In
northeast
Georgia.
Lasarus o f Orlando proposea Im
As Sheriff Gordoh tells It, tire Fenate W ar Investigating Com
proving the following 16 facilities
four victims—twn meri anil their mittee, ha* asked Presiflenl T in
at a coat of $6,000 each at:
Fernandla, Sanford, Fort PlercJ. wives—were riding in the car of man for-authority to Investifialn
th* Income tax data on men in
Vero Hcach, Stuart, Fort Lauder a farmer, L«y Harrison. Gordon
volved in the commUtce’* in
dale, Punta Gorda, Kissimmee or said the band of white men con vestigation Into the munition*
Saint Cloud, Winter Haven, Mount verged on them, held the farmer combine. Senator -Mead has told
. Ih ra. Clearwater, Cedar Keys, at gun point and dragged the newsmen that ho understand* that
^Apalachicola, Panama City and frur negroes from the automo hi* request )•*■ been sent by the
bile.
rijMtujpii
President to the Department of
New facilities costing $6,000 v The bodies of the two negroe* Justice with Mr. Truman’s ap
aifd
their
wives
were
found
iater,
each ape proposed at the following
proval.
location*—Tarpon Sprtna, Sara riddled with bullets, near a
bridge,
sota, Marathon ey between Miami
Developments which led up to
and Key Wee«, In ‘ “
‘ ‘
the shooting are somewhat ob
N a p le s , Clewiston, Invemeaa, scure at this moment. However,
Tarnlami Canal, Palatka, Creeent it’* known that nne of the four
h
City, Starke, lake City, Olustee. victim*. Roger Malcolm, had re
—
'— —
F-llaville, Tallahassee. Saint Mark* cently been arrested on a charge
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2d. (4*1
or Panaeea, MonthrookrWillliton, o f stabbing a former employer,
~telnhstehee, River Junction and Barney Hester, during a quarrel. — If ia said that the ecur»e of
•ke Jackson which l» near Flora Just a few hours before the true love never runs smooth, if
ls, Ala.
F o u r N egroes A re D octor Says M ay
A m bushed, Killed Is Too 111 To
In M onroe, G a Testify Now
One Of Victims Just Congressman Is ItcKcleascd From Jail
ported
Suffering
On-Knifing Charge; Of Heart Trouble
Seaplane Base Is
Slated For Sanford
57 Girls Arrive From
Australia After GI
Eugene Levy Is
Serving In Japan
WITH T ill: EIGHTH ARM Y
IN JAPAN. July 1$. (Special)—
TfB,Eugene Levy, 1$, o f Sanford,
Is now serving with the Eleventh
Airborne Division In Sendai.
Afspan.
fir has been with the
d iv is io n for the p u t tan months.
of $600.
Ths killing o f the four negroes
by a band of white men was
described today »s the first Inekient o f its kind in The United
State* this year. An official of
Tuskegee Institute in Alabama
■aid the last event o f that nature
took place in Madison, Fla. In
August 184$, when a negro was
taken out of jail and shot.
,
toabbir he
ha° "volrin
tured ‘ *far^Sw
(ninlns
volunteered
for the
-pamtrwp*. Taking his Jump
am bushed
training at F l Bennlag, G*. he
uualifled at a parashulst on May
.2 5 , 1»4$ by making the » . . MONROE, Oa, July *6, (A V quIrcS number of jumps from a Sberiff E. S. Gordon reported
plane In fllcM- * At present he today that a band of anned white
Is performing M. • P. duties in men ambushed and shot to Jrslh
four nogroe* near the Waltoneuunty line in northeast
a „.
lata, yesterday.
“, V 5 2 S a *
• r an.
_____
Maripcsa, but they’ re not Gl
brides. N ot yet, that I*.
They left Sydney two week*
■go to marry American* whom
they had met in Australia during
th* war. And they came to the
West Coast under the plan by
which future war-brides now are
to be admitted to this country.
And tba’U the trouble. They are
not being admitted.1 AH because
o f a paltry $»00.r
Eeriy this month a law was
passed requiring would Ire GI
brides to poet bond of $600 before they could be allowed to
enter the country fodtpendently
o f Immigration quotas. Appar
ently the *7 girls from down
under neve, heard . o f Ibe law.
OPA Promises
NotToComeTo im
Merchants’Aid m i
Atomic Bomb Test At Bikini
v/
*
WASHINGTON. July 26— (d*>—
Diplomatlr official* here *ay that
Secretary of ’ Sta'e llyrnes has
made some' profile*. In hi* rfj
fort* to get the test* of the pro*
po*cd European peace Irenlie*
.published, Hut, lire di|domata add,
they limit'd that llynies w(tl Wi
aide to fiel full agreement from
I .omlnn. Moscow and Paris I j
fine lire - I -nation pence corifrrenrr open* in tire French rupital)
nn Monday.
When detail* of lire pence tM5Jt* :
lie* vi err |oil»li*hr,| tiy a N ew ’
York iiewspoper imvnlly. Ilyroc*
wood the oltiei tug foul foreign
miiUsler, *ncge*ttog mmiedliito
piddii o'liun of lire full text*
However Mi.-eow ha* (,h*-cte*i
In polillfHlmn o f those portion* 1
1nf the t|r>ntie* on which the
foreign minister* fnlleil to reach
full Hgieemenl tiieal Itritam »ufgrsti d that pubhcatlim khulild Ita i
delapol a* |ea*l until the rest of j
jthe government* pailiriimling in
the pence ennfetrure had rcctlVad j
li.'Xt*
• t* i
Blandy R eports
On Death P ow er
Of Atomic Bomb
Most of the monkey* on the
Island are o f the well behave-l,
that U, fairly well behaved. Spid
er monkey type. Should, however,
any family ' arguments develop.
Barnade Bill, a Beetle Mangabrey of blue color with white eye
lids who serve* a* a sort of Jus
tice of the Peace, jumps in and
soon settles all dispute*.
Mr. Houghton recently reported
to police that someone had fed a
catfish attached to a wire to one
o f the alligators, causing severe
Weeding, but the gator (a reported
to be je c o v etirtf. Another prank
ster, or perhaps the same, wired
*n that Hre monkey* would all
C a r e |re. Tins ru r failed, a* tire
monkey* refused to Icava th- In
land. All of (hi* happened Into
at night and on lire north shhl
o f tho Island which cannot bo seen
from the puliro Mlaliim . Iwrcailsn
o f thn monkey’s building.
Twn niiimnl* who make ihclr
hom« at (he zoo rnjoy tin unlquu
distinction of having the nin of
the niacc and instead o f being
caged, ran wander at will where
they plcare. Thr:u are- Tommy
and Momma Cat. both pure white
and having a strain o f Persian.
A t present Momma Cat ia not as
active aa formerly in catching
rate and mice, duo to tho fact
that ah* expocta some now litUo
ret catcher* soon. The two cate
iva been very effective in keep*
«he Zoo free of rate, said Mr.
ighton, also haws policed the
Ma about the City and County
ilt and the City Hall.
*'(
it Ikill ill'I
id
ilViflA
■. *li»* ,n»*jajfp i
. i , II.... L
I n • i iiii |>1i'
the
|,,„, -.1 ..nl i. gomg tip -is to
nr, i ton to offset higher
light
fM'lghl lute*
II,- reding in -loo’ s xl*n t$
14 m iilM u rij
waikb
UJ|*r l
lllfll *
tot..
i
St icnvoy io iiaiy
ASSISTANT S K C K F .T A R Y » f
Stale .liirnea C, I limn (nhove),
56, h.f, heen nominated by I're.ideni Truman, a* Amlwtsaadoi to
! l* iv llunii will *urcced \le*
nniln C. Kirk, mintlrrr long flitre
diplnriiiil. who i« nn |cnve in the
Uniled Slate* prior to bin inure
ment.. *
( Internal I'uiiil i
Birth Of Baby Monkey BfiiiRS Joy
Lion Club Plans
To Inhabitants Of Monkey Island
To Co-operate In
Birth to ''Chonkle" » f a l’»by together two Hirer inch whir and
monkey on Wednesday caused an 14 font long l.o-ud* and placed Clcan-upCampai^n
outburst o f Joy on Monkey island, thorn a* n bridge across the moat
with the monkey* patting *’«<h
other and father monkey fee-ling
mother monkey, arrording In
James Houghton, *uo kee|rer.
However, by today the enlhmlasm
had dksd down and .the monkey*
were back In their nmistomed
way*.
nit
t Ji
*iV;r<»T»
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" L 9 *1 T ftv i b u m b w a s ^ x p l i ^u i p m b i k i n i
f K f i l f i n i L h-Tflfi IT)
rai Biit.rr*' n
I r ' «*JI ;# I i|_rf* Kill! «tf m| ii fin in oi* ih 11 <ti|?
ni
t*t *m hiiV’ Iw*r4. *.Mii0 f* *» « *•fl* Tti0 |ll^*»,•• Hit
Kmi.
• * *ii
» II miiU it»ni •hr Id n l M-iitiM
Sidectlun » f „ jury m-eupird .(>•
i irritit Court yealrrdny mortun
in lire cum’ nf Mr*. Geraldine \t
I’till lek, who I* charged in He
State with first degree irrMm s-i
ciinnectiini with fire* that l>rnke
out on May 24 and nn Miry 26
ill her former place of ie-uleu. ■
«t ‘105 ( atalina Drive.
Altnmcys )!. F. H*m--!•■ M* • » .
I n-l It Wtlxnn are rep f en'ti
'tie defetidenl.
U u ssia Sa>s I’ests A re
I ruling
the Hfteritoon.
I
r'iitef Mark Cleveland, when <)'■*>
A m erican T h re a t In
Honed a* n witnex* l>y A < 1
I
V an *
nf
W o rld
Stole Attorney George I let <>» •■
—
. •
stated that nn the . evening
i I .
hYIday. May 24. shortly after | SAN FRANCISCO. July 26—
7:60 o'clock, he found fire m I HIT- A pl.ineliutd of nerial olifive place* it) (he house, dieu scrvei” fiew nug lire Bikini
of which were locked wtleu fu.
IjtgiH’ii treldy for ii i'lo-e look lit
men arrived.
thy rlfist
” f the iroderwn'or
atom le’inh « ,plosion nod tin*
Three of the fire* «e ie o
*tnir*. One wn* in n linen • ••* •’ mo*I ntooroig Hung they sow wu*
and another ill a Ired m-uo •
' « huge hd ' oil im it* h itl mi
and one in a »tor*ge niiini m 1 of lire I .......
i tint of ... i rolere d to N*i' v
'■ant end tipslair* Ijeilmnta I1
foen i* ii ’ r.■ .Imi ii iion 11,*l nu
-tair* there were file* re i •’
a t o in ir I ’ ” ’ t* » I e l l ie f ll*
-el o f f
■l'’*rt ill the. dining r’ -nm «■
(r heater room l>y the kiM,”
in the ....... . no.let water. ■ Hire
he said.
Assistant Chief li I rk.-iHh f” i dl vi'*»i’|* witinri n
Thomas gave a like teatinnrev
rmiill* of l .ilf . mile In Imlh the
The lineup of lit wilne.
tuat r«|ilo'i"ii ,»t llikinl po far,
sworn in included Chief ( leu
no anipi wiltilrr flint tll*1UIHn oi
land. Assistant ChWf Thnma* and tire (mint, urvived.
four other mehitrer* of the fu Tire iinih t n.iii’ C liliid1 »ank lire
ilrpartnvcrrl.
*
carrirr Hitiiilotfn.. tlln birtileship
One. witnejZe callial upon.
Arkanxa-, nn inlef nrtd til leayl
Mrs. ,Hft~TL Haggett, formerly two fir liu'-e siitmtnrine*. The old
of Sanford and now a resident Japanese. Iiatlb ship Nagalu in
of Daytona Hearh, Win, i* in listing lordly nn,I miry go down.
eharge nf the house, and who i>
The rhlef of o|ierrilioii rros.v
sister to Capt. Herbert Me- rr. rnaili. Vice-Adniu nl lllnndy, i*
owner of the home. The ca r convinced lli.il if thu rhips in the
war continued today. •
fl «HflH,ril On I'ng- t 'llf l
■m
.
4lVI\ pi ire mere >i \ik m 1hii’ interim
p M-! would »144| U* u e i f a* a
Im i
1,r,*^ ad
f” . P”
*
jii ln« ♦h -.
IVH ei .,1 o fPinifidi -I hiivitrsi
t B.il P 1 ■ "dent 1m limn in III* Juno
i?SI »<•♦tin broudru.L luul nppenlcil
men lu, oi . <„ hul l
4l*» llu* iistf
t *411*«*i limn •TitfHirk «m
5lln* hi
mflut inti.
I i kt*‘
Mrniinhilr tin- Gl’A in i'horixel
no tmtiooliittr price )«•” t for coal,
I,...- n,„| mniiv nllirr r-’njumrr
,1, 11,
||,i r t f \ il -„ hn stripped
i.niii..! from ,* minder o f Imsic
-,,it,i,,*m|ifir
||i. 1,1-1- ,t ,nr rvetnl
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ii I
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■I.ltlfol*
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inj,. >i nil,
.Inly I
II,,. , , » ly ievi»»”l til’ A swung
* m' , . „,Hi n hrnf
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, * |fi» nj* Htii|i4‘tijnlr ih
, ■
Mrs. Patrick Is
Tried In Circuit
Court For Arson
I
Tire I.Ion* Club to*iay approved
tire suggestion of Bill William,,
realtor, to promise co-opelatino
with thn City in a cleanup cum
pnign which I* expected to start
In the near future,
Mr. Williams told o f hnw let
wn* impressed with tho ry-atnc**
and tidiness o f home surrouniling
in California upon his return frmtj
service in the South Pacific with
ib e Sea Bees, and then upon his
return to Sanford said that the
worst thing ho taw was wend*
from six Inches to many feet hitch
in vacant lots. He declared Hint
at present many iota in Sanford
are overgrown with weeds and
that this condition should be remod red before tbe tourist season
■tarts
Joe tfeisth reported that ha is
working to secure a boy to bo
sent by *h* Lions -to me Boy*
State program at Tallahassee.
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And M arketing Of
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•I'll <• f»»1 t>1C» M i ll'll prdjiHM.
J*ff*-1**401•
frtiltiFt
\ lotul iif H Ceinlioili High 1»l*: fni’ililiiM nn hi
Hklftisivi!
liool Iniyp enp igeil in ip i n-irtlii’ •«lf
I.mMi lit* . ill'll | ill 1»'il tl\ tut * tnnt!t>
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ilf'.l mui*’ pt * pm ^s$i!r 1 11i pmciit w.
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<uit ii,,i ii'Oiu’ u*ir . • o ii'iii n o t r. Unlit- Will In' tunic i.UliiU. 1C
, HlllUtl’d Ut $"liU v.ilue WiM tire 11 lu ",n l....
, "iiibte id
Itrrtllts
re .till o f ulxuit ‘..j*r hour* work. will la- lalurliiteil for guidance
Allngelbrr, pupil
pul in *>,7ul iti (in, metliurl of bionllnig frerli
bunt
of work to r irti 4MG7, PI retire.
1 bt-y nil studied Future Fnrriter
vi,ut
t’roj = ruiired Ut lb* » bred and
I line
im-|uii,',| .:>*eii ,,ni!inr.
In, ts. Irish pntol’j .’ i. rabbage,
Sale of ritlnin land iti Seminole
Ih tiis, repiash, mlxrd gnrdeti-* tr
ti<r,,i of 7.1'J i,rr*s pi.iiilrd. I lu-tt- ( ■nrity. ifbeilidoil t*, k, iieid here
wr to .’ 1*0 projects Ilf I r,tile aod on Aug ii. bu# beiui po. t punerl,
ling raising, dairy work, bnr.ie arrording to wont ti'civc d heir
trelav from Nathan \Invo, f ’otn*
In,, ding and poultry project
Nini leeo buy- Wei* * ,,roll*-+! in iiu ,,i*oii’ r i f Agrrcullure
lire land wInch « • to Ire sold
„ Ha. Unit Hi fit ol* i lu ■ "I
-d !l,« lntifli.il
V K.ill'inul nfiii ulturi m ...o fy il It) Hit l " i lei
Junior High iSth'inl. Tbr. (in
nrel liiiproveitieirr i Urol of lho State
oi, 'b-uii mul ii* minute didv. •if I lorldn, mu ilemrdterl incor*
’I In woik eon u ted of .i|i|i|oxiiii,i- irctiy in tire Ta Ili, lure :u prele|y four lion I I J*e| wet) Ilf fiiror pared copy fm the iidvettJacnicnt
it*|>earcd iu Tho Heriom bullies .in i Ii-" and one fourth uliu’ l, ii*
bom per w rit agricultural • la ••» »H the I., I i tire* Finlays, The
nludy and they had I uture Fanner lurid wn , ib’ .i r lt*cd a, “ NT.1, of
S L ‘4, Section ip. Township 21
work
South, Range 112 End, containing
Junior llifiti School iirrituiture, ill atrc.1.
stork, iliriry and poultry projects
('ommiiidonrr Mnyu nlinounced
netted 1110111 nn 1*2 project». Jdlil that the rrirect ih’srription of
foi L\H|o hull I . of wink. All of the land, to Ire sohl ,»t » Inter
tlirne farm piojccla wero earre.-d ■bite, will lie advertised in The
out nt louric. At super vr.ied labor Herald beginning on Aug. 2.
there’ wero IK projects liringittg
$122 and to which 204 hours of
CHICAGO, July 20. irP)— Mur
work wcih dcvnterl. Hupidcmrn- der indictment* have been relary -kill project* munlrered 21, turned hy „ I'hiragn grand jury
bioufitit $10(1 for piKiut 200 hours aguinit William llcircns, charg
of work.
ing him with the kidnap-slaying
There was otic ovening adult of Suzanne Ilrgitan and lha lip
rl« ’ 5 in farm machinery repair stick murder of fbrmer wave
which held 20 iiwoting* of tinea France* Brown. Two indictment*
hour* each and had 12 enrolled, contain a total oi nino counts.
Kxtirnatcd value of work done They accuse the 17-ycar-old Chi
cago University s t u d e n t of
by this ran* is $1,L)6.
Tho total student and adult en strangling the tittle Degnan girt
roll men l in classes was Ci) and tho and shooting and stabbing Lhk
former WAVE. Mir* Brown.
T a a l l a s r i On f u s e T w o )
38 Boys Put In
2,602 Hours Of
Study In Farming
Sale Of Land In
Kumitmk' Fostponud
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road from Sanford t*i the mast
important to Klurida !» t « ukc uf the r
granting enual |
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ocearrod recently. Thin might tie
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h.lorid*- ** ll ha* heartith* bill tb...o«h
one of tho mo*t he-ivlty trsvetV.sl
An editorial fn>m The Tacoma News-Tribune seems even
road« th Centml^FloHca l f It «ere more important now4than when It'was written more than a
a good brood highway.
month ago. No one eotilil aceipte the newspaper of admiration
Presidency
for this administration nr the one which preceded it, hut it
still does nut like such exhibitions as that of Wnvno Morse
of Oregon, when he assailed the President, as a "ham actor"
at the time of the railway strike, implying that Truman's
utid the debate* Senator Wheeler
and I had on ti national radio hook
up. I remember on one orension I
rliullcngid Senator Wlm-bi to dc*
bate in hi* home city of Helena.
Montana, t went and ,|>okeJ>ut ha
didn't gel there.*-Now Senator
Clink, Senator Nye and Senator
Wheeler have been rejected in their
own «tate*. All of them are fine
gentlemen tirmanhllv hut th. peo
ple have reject* d isoltttinniMn. They
know the nations of the world have
got to stand together and wink to
gether If We are lu haV" peace nm!
well br ing in the world.
have ilone everything 1 rould to get
Mevlrit gets its mime from the
JDI'A runlinucd as it was for an Aatrcti, whose triha! war god was
other year. Is rllU rd tielieve this I Mcxitl mid who called themtelves
Mexico.
in Ihe long run is for the lust III- J
FLORIDA
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T IM E S
mficD
Down In St. Petersburg the
price of butter dropped to 10
cant* th* other day. It wa* the
old law of aupply and demand at
work again, and brtdher, when
that law begins to operate there'*
no black market or anything alee
tha| can get around it. Proa
enterpriiw I* not all to tha good,
but It does have IU good points.
Sometime* It results in * price
gouging ami sometime* It brings
cutthroat competition, "but * In
nlthcr case someone benefit*, as
they did In BL Petersburg th*
H r d«]r when the public bought
Ur for 19 Cent* a pound.
Open* 12:45 P. M. Daily
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I MID-NITK PRKVIEW Saturday TTT30
on the icreen
The BANDIT of SHERWOOD FOREST
(I N T E C H N IC O L O R )
/.act now
the Son of
Robin Hood.,
dashing lover..
| advcnturerl
FLAMfNG ACTION!
demanding that the
Se.vie,. authorltAa g|Ve VY|.
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COMPOSITION sous
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and
"KONGOROO”
FOR prompt Insurance service.
FOR automobile fire, wimlatorm,
HabDity, workmen compensa
tion. burglary and other forms
o f insurance at a saving.
FjlBv:financing the purchase of
your automoblia truck amt
Vc are among those who have
weft) that the eounty unit avander which Oena Talmodgc
Iacted governor of Geerrte
her day Is an obsolete antisystem and ought to b*
■d. A malorlty o f the people
'or Carmichael, but a malarthe counties voted for Tsl, so under th* Georgia sy*'atmxdre waa elected. That
so.different from the way
et i>residents of the l/ni*a#
> keep refrigtreied. A »
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its salad is oa* of the foods
itch people give the- least
It Toe often, if IU to be eat.
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DOUBLE
FEATURE
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PROGRAMM0ftU ,*
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Men’s and Boy’s
Our Phone Number
Has Been Changed
NEWS
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JOHNNY MACK BROWN
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Open*
PRICES:
JACKSONVILLE. July 22 (Spl)
ln
M i| o a saw «i u tra • n m k\ i w n 1 mi * era
alto
SPECIAL
—A warning for folk* to u»« cua;ion in preparing and eating th*
tetter known "eummer” food* such
a Mleti*. eream-filled paatriea,
lam and fowl wa* aounded today
ay the Stale Board of Health'* Bu
reau of Sanitary Engineering. Lack
if precaution th eating three favord* fewt* cause, 78 per cent of all
,‘bod upeeU.
It Isn't that those foods are danrerous, It's Ju*l that most people
12 9c
SUNDAY and MONDAY
•onville bringing thi*
Warning Is Issued
Agaiu&t Eating
Certain Foods
UNDER
• D OUBLE F E A T U R E #
SATURDAY ONLY!
iiWii ; x ' s x . te/ s,
asdark.
lva
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plenty of time to multiply. If It U
riere*xury to prepare the potatoes
for tha *utud or prepare other
food* some lime before eating,
don't mix the ingredient* until
ready to u*e.
- Eql *‘»ummer" food* either pip
ing hot or ice coldt
PACKAGE S T O R IV
HSSf it ARCASL HD0. T k o H tlM
C H IL D R E N
F R ID A Y !
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k tamou i
jkEaHnraiis Goons 3
^HmSJCEY-A BLENDJ
STATE
TH EATRES
ADULTS <iUc
(in clu d in g
would do Ju»t that, parhap,
with the Wat ef intention*.
.Orlando'* Senator* behaved bad
ly Ioat night In St. Auguntine
when they objected to an umpiio'a
derlilon »o *trrnuou*ly a fraa-fdrall fight reeultad. Deipita their
13 gnmo lead in tha Leag'te. the
Sanatora apparently couldn't take
the ■ to 1 drubbing the Saint*
were giving Hum and their catch
er atarled a fight when a third
itrika woe called. Soon tha whole
field wa* In an uprour. If the
Senator* want to ruin baoeball,
th»t la g good way to do it.
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OMUitar. nchisu
If,vs
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Thw penally uf death may he
tha price of revealing olimi bomb
•acraU it n bill pa«*e.| by the
Hou** ond Senate Income* a law
It would acum that xotra.’ lhiiig
pretty aarioui ought to happrn
to a per* on who iteli)>eralrly
make* it po«»iblc for any foreign
nation to kill hundred, uf thou•*nd* of American* with a single
bomb. And thfia are aonia who
O ar
behind President Itooicvcll fur
Tin* elements of the strife in Chirm are coming into
/ftarper ufntpcct iviv Duri m&4_hu-w or J|er.inttLnflUoiHbh^
were minimized in tile face of the internatlonai struggle.
Now it becomes more evident that Japan was only one of
C o ji£ r*tu fto
hfliiiofil r China’s serious problems.
General Hutchison on hi* award
Madame Sun Ynl-sen,widow of the founder "f the
of th# Lfgmn of Merit.
Chinese jtepublie mid sister of Madame Chiang Kai-Shek,
Renumber the Dollar Days wu long respeetel for her knowledge and Wisdom concerning
used to have In Sanford Didn't Chinese pulilice, has spoken publicly for the first time in
have to worry - about pf ice cell- two years. She says that if America is to foster a coali
Inga, or the lack of them, tlien.
tion government and work for the end o f civil war, Amer
The Tampa Ti ihui.o U doing ican military supplies to China should be cut off.
• grand Job in arousing tbe people
"The American people must be told that American
of Florida to the need fui school reactionaries arc teaming up with Chinese reactionaries,
1improverr/.<ntii.
each eucouragiiig tile other. The present crisis is nut a
There U an cad saying ll»»t you question of who wins. It Ik a iiuestion rtf the Chinese
ran catch moiu file* with honey p eop le, their unity, liberty and livelihood." site said.
than you can witn vinj-gur. that
Meanwhile, the United States continues its tireless
It something marly all of U> need
diplomatic
efforts to help bring together the two factions;
to r#tit«ml'#r these htil days
Communist and Nationalist. General Marshall lias done
Another airplane almost lot the all in his power, but the task is apparently too great. Hr.
II, senator Claud* i't-pper
uttrnlion.
Empire Elate lluiblittg ti*.* other John IAlighton Stuart, former president of Yem lnng Uni
Guveroor Caldwell * a* here lost. I -imported In th
day. Some 'lay these flier, ar«
He hail lunch with Senator I , *
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going to ugree that it is easier versity, has just arrived in China to take up his duties as wetk.
Andtcu • an.) mr and iK r iM fO ir
■ <d t.putltutti
to fly around the Empire State the new United States ambassador. ,
bad
an
appointment
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China's troubles inevitably involve litis country in
Building than over It, or through
dent It* . 1*0 K a r d with u W ; ! r . nIT ? 1
many ways. The United States is walking a precarious Florida Alumni
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tightrope.
She
i»
trying
to
help
an
ally
ami
bring
about
Th# ti.,varner U taMrtaUd in th* h , b?n
Tha Btnto Highway Depm Intent
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ia making n xtirvry for u o»w another portion o f world peace, without falling into the hgidutiun pending hero which
highway to N«jw Smyrna to take hopeless morass of the complex internal struggles.
&
throughout thu
thglr hi**#*.
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THE VERY BEST
War In China
Andrew* in making «
int effort to 'secure an ap
propriation for Med fty damage*
to ylorlda grower*. It luu bocn
J8 yean ainco tho Med (ly flrul
qtaJe it* aj>pe»runco*in Florida,
and many ul tha growcn, affected
by H haVo nines! (Ik'd, but those
ill no doubt
are itlll living
ly appreciate ralmhureement
Fra n ,
FEATURING
gIB L K
B nalor
1946
value of the supervised program
I, estimated at {6,21*1,
The Seminole Chsptor o f Future
Farmer* had a very guod y,.ar
'with paid, membership of i?, re.
presenting nil boys taking agri
culture ut the school. Activities
included harvesting vegetable* fur
the canning program for overseas
| relief, abling in purchase and wde
of war bonds and stamps, prints
Ing of school football progrui i|p
! arid o tt»r projects. The annual
Father and son banquet at the
, Hotel Mayfair wo* attan.'rd Ly
Kin nersiinr
100
persons fnrludinir
including plvtr
civic lead*
ilangcroux.'y eatep away by erosion. ers and many awards were iMula
It is interesting to note that the to Future Fnrtwr* for compUtii n
elections haven't been too good for of jiroJecU.
the isolationists. I remember the
struggle between Senator Wheeler
and I hail in the Democratic Con*
'vention in 1940. Only my appeal by
telephone to President Roosevelt
prevented Senator Wheeler from
getting uii isolation plunk io the
Democratic platform. I remember
Ihe bitter struggles in the Senate
between Senator* Wheeler, Nye
(SOMETIMES)
and Clark us leaders of the iunlnturn blue and me leadin'
"Today wc enn congratulate ourselves that Cains
Julius Caesar was not hindered in his job by any fears
about the end o f the world."
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This is not a had subject for meditation these days,
"he Gloomers of this world have some uses— they some
times act as a brake on the ill-considered impulses of the
Headlong Hal's. But they do.not really get people or na
tions anywhere, it takes the people who believe their own
lives anti those o f1people ill general can lie made better
.f they put their shoulders to their own wheels, and who
do just that while thq worriers keep on worrying, who
really maintain and improve the world
of
26,
38 Boys P u t In
2,602 Hours Of
Study In,Farm in
The writer o f Topics of the Times in the New York
Times is not too disturbed by pessimistic predictions based
*n the splitting of the atom.
, He reminds his readers hrit .about 2.0$(l years ayo
fitus Lucretius Cnrus wrote a book, "About the Nntcre
f ThiiiKs", in which lie said that although the great
forces of nature had been held in balance heretofore,
here was no reason to think they would not, by the very
nature of the differences of earth, sea and sky, bust up
oonor or later with n loud roar and that would be the end
f the universe. Things were pretty bad in Rome in the
ast fifty years of the old era. and probably « good many
gloomy souls thought the smash couldn't come loo soon,
ilie writer goes on:
"Just about that lime a small, baldish man, getting
jn in years, was busy carrying Roman law, order and
dightenment to the outermost bounds o f Gaul, whence it
was to pass to England and eventually to America, lie
wasn’t worrying about the end of the world. He had
Nt' R a r l l l l ' T I t t S
R ATS
I'a r a b t * l a A U t a a r c
(C a r rie r .
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Msath
Caesar And The Atom
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FRIDAY, J U L Y
26,
1916
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P A G E TH R E E
T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A
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I-iv,- alTnn*
‘‘Hit, Mi** Doris." hrcnihlessljr
go*|»e>l n little red head, rrcshtly
dcmnhntiird fr**tli Ii!1* AA’aafs, ns
•he rested b-tween routines, "i*
il all right aRont mv dig* (lodgin e r t in i
nm t h p i iit'»l •'till l»y lng*l nt Blnckpmil? Mother wants
the old afjiiT in* inbrM. now *li to know if it’s nl) right."
feftitu? tl»« •* h»H»| it* n privnte
'Everything lixed. dearie,** relimited comp inv. neeurding to „|lc,| Miss. Dons smnothitigly.
Juhri Tilk'i - R i‘ lH ^ « Kpr« »v ‘il f*r(
Xu thr u^i* wan| to
f.*rc rw *ltrj| m
Thr
nr%«*r been f»hl«* to U»»
Blitzed But Unbowed Chorus" Girls
Rehearse Routine In Ruined Church
ActivI ■ T“ ™ S £ .™ lK
ial And Personal
C E C E L IA T R l 'U ’l ’K,
Hi It Milt Alt A AA At I
LONDON, ( ADi
Hu itiunli
MARY It AW Id NS. MARY MC- ei’.t wtth MR" and MRS VtH IE where John and Cl,.. |, . A\e.|, \
CAUI.KY and DAISY KNOX are W il l I \ AiS. SR at their home ineurlint for over ■'>" m u tnne
having a .amiI dlub boase and on Magnolia Avenue . . . Slniji- to the la|i of dam me -lo*. - and
several cabins built at the Time pc, - aroinnl town yesteiilov 10 - the thud of a not
loe- lot
-nml Tide Camp on Reservoir clu-li-,1 At RS. R, E. (\ UN<- no,I
lllomir, hair pihd tiieh. Ini, I- c- 1* M t ll I m1!!'!! 155t1 fli t h r fAitnir |*er i iilir«»w«f x ttir r dm* jf t e w u p , rn ip l o n e .
l^tke , . . The I’ ilol Club met dnoghit-i \!US. t.EtiRtiE M| K! IS hlue from cold draft- Ihmogh lie1 TB.akivitt » a y ; | " 111 1b r 11;«v » w h e ti i *■j ii «|| *n w h n t w v v%n n t nt *»t if I h n n
Interest will Inj m iterril <>n the those who do not play the game nt the camp several evenings nf uti.-i|i> . . . Enjoying a "lunch- I,hired naif, 21 little "Id le, lin !- .' M»> Tiller h. Ipr.l the i:JiU lit* unythinif.
Mr. and Mr*. -L K. Wnihiii ami Mcniitnde Country t'luli Sunday are requested to come out nod ago and the memtiera have been es"- m W intci Dark nt llie home Ill skimpy black |,t net let- paolli - their Mumtry nml a*lviwtl them on
family are spending llteir vara* afternoon and evening when the watch the .tournaments and stay raving about the attractiveness of MRS. IIRUCK I.ANEA mi nml wliite Idolises, nluat ed a
Unit at Hanlamlo Spring-.
-ummer Breens will In- nffieinlly for the .upper which will he of the setting, building and the Thursday were MRS. CHARLES dance number for u new inu-ual
opened with toutniinunl* and a served between the hours o f 7:30 clever idea of it ail . . . Aa you Ml CLCNti, MRS. DAN MITCH show.
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* 1 , and Mr*}. Charles Tyler i buffet supper it Waa itimnunced and 3:00 I*. M.
John Tiller clmiiis guls wen
know the Inkp is not so far away EM. MRS. ROHLKV URUCE,
have left to aprnd tin? summer; today hy managci. Ed ! jv > .
The menu will consist o f deliri and the girls run go out for MRS . n rrU K L l. TA LI EA an.I film,nl# In-fore the « o t at Dans
months tn llw atato of Michigan. IVhltner and pro, C1y,je Trrivil- ous chicken sultul, baked ham, weekends, afternoon swim* and MRS, J, \V. ALTM AN . . . MRS, inglit spots like the Eolo* Iti legar.
tossed salad, potatoes an gratia, get away from it all in just a F ill Ii 1! AVIldtON lias a- licr Berm, where the singing gitl ws.e
The public i,- cerdially invited hut rolls, tasty pickles nml re- few minutes time , . . line main lurichenn guest on Wcdm sday French but the low* ,-f long), ge*.I.
Mr*. Zarn, Davis and children
are spending some time nt Rain* to participate in the contests li*lics‘ and coffee. Cooling drinks bouse has hern constructed which MRS. R. II. llERt! and ihiughter loanttfillly trained j>rcc.*ion danwhich will tie fni men-rind women will tie available throughout the Is to lie tinsi for group gather DIANE of Melbourne . . . MRS. rcr*’WTitr usually “ English mis-c-”
bow Springs. .
with many valuable ptire» IwioE afternoon.
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ings and the cabins will forjn a C. A KI.I.NKR and daughter from the schinil iicio -. the ChiiriMr. and Mrs, C, K. Cnrter have awarded by local men hunts and
liny Beaver*,-photographer of semi-circle around the main club S.AI I A ANN of Nilshullc. loin, tiel. Idler gill* went in tin- Eoituil
State*, loured the •Rivet in and
returned from spending u u u k thv first p ik e which will be a Itaymond atudm, will be nn hand house.
arc M-lting MR. nml MRS. L. A. danced
in lh«'r stiow* in S.ooib
eft'll prke living given hy the taking picture* of the players
at Daytona llenrli.
The NED SMITHS received a PALMER nt their in me in San America. AA'hen win came, the
club.
arid spectators. .-Many Central , letter y e s t e r d a y from their lamia for several .lav- . . . troupes had to stay In Hritatu
Members hnd gur-t who play Merida golfer* other than Semin- daughter SHIRLEY who Is at0 1 r. and Mrs. \V. M. Mark ami
Amainl the town clock'.'. . KtiA
"W e had 'g ill* pin vim; in-ht
family moved their residence to golf are particularly urged to ole Countv players are expected lending »ummrr school at Dili JOHNSON,
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L.
DOW I LL. Ihrough thr London 1 - 1 . 0 , lid
spend
the
ufternuuri
playing*
and
l<
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tie
on
hand
far
the
event.
verflty
of
Washington,
Seattle
1617 Hast Second Street today.
FRANKIE WOODRUEE. JR.. C Miss Doris Allow 1 0 . kind fared di
, , , She visited Victoria, Canada W. STEW A RT. M. L. R A HORN. lector of the school. “ But we were
and enjoyed the trip over and BILLY OR A A'. E. I
lira*ton Perkins, dr. Is spend
C.t.MD very lucky."
hack on the ferry . . . She wrota BELL MRS. tU.ENN L lN lil E,
ing several day's with his futility
“ A bomb fell on a theater while
of tho snowcapped Olympic Moun MRS. JOSEPH MKISCil. END one tioupt' of gilt-' w.i- ilii
a t Daytona Hunch.
tains forming a beautiful back SLEA MEl SCH. MRS. AV. M at Bristol. Alul of colli-r we’ve
ground for the .pinint castle-tike MCKINNON. MRS. BOV SVMES. hml them here. Ilut w, never had
Dy CHARLOTTE ADAMS
Mr. and Mrs. John Render have
homes, the neat garden*, pifkot MRS KINCHEN POWERS
AKsuvInlrrl Press tried Editor
. . n gill kilted during the whole war."
moved their residence from Route
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fences, red mail bore*, lamp post# Til." BERNAIID W ILKES i-.oSU M M Kim M E in rlrni-t time
The National 'Seivice Si lcm
1, West First Street to 1035 East
ILVl'PY IHKTHDAY
with lavender nud while flower# recently returned from their v.-ira- look ninny Tiller girl- nu«v into t
the country ovpr. When the cirrus
Fourth *Street.
July 37
In basket* niinclinl . . • Most tion . . Two ultorneys. SAI.LT the services mid imlit-liv |n,1 whin)
comen to your towfi. why*not give
n "tnlly- JU .U ,W ;— 4-U*uUaiuqg.U* .0 , 1 they reached Hi, 11^mo,I jt y yd -age
Mrs. A.,Clyde llniekman
Loi o f nU was riding
JjfrM n . Andrew llan/oll has fa- a clri usjinrO’ luneliron lor. tho . bib
"fra before they' iakC-ofT TnFThc
' “ July 2R' "
* oi'i the ImiTiiT
nf flu*
ho cart which was iltawit
Mtts. MARIK SCHAKFTKIt , f fnmf
tamed .from Live Oak wlvcrp she Dig Trip, to sec- tiiv f r lady and,
M'hool IK to 2J
Neil Stonthnff
four horse*.
Wpi«h¥, Ohio, toilny wi-rr n*»
visited her grandfnlher who has the thin man, the downs and the I
SI N D A Y N’ IC IIT . R:00 o’clock
"Mnnicil Tillei i*nb »»'**•! ii»
An iittrartive youngster Is 12- n»i".i!i -I f*it Qi*’ |»r«,'i£*'U,o.'\ s.f tit.*
been ill for novcral days.
help
out.” t*TSpl;iliu it H
I Lot
j elephants?
year-old
MIRIAM
MOVE,
.laugh-,
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'with a ripe red strawberry—to reptlJil
sfiiloi nt ion of Ibi'ine * Hilt if litev He 11 *'! Ip ■**!*
ter of MR. and MRS. J. M. Hp*! Pm h»s» fi*11aIi Vk'«»uit*11*s_ i lull
Here I* h menu Ural w ,« irlcl mil • rpsrnl tjlr clown's hat!
I*. Thunnnn I
Mr. mid Mrs.
tin*1 hri'l In ttet 0 VIiiii •* -s f I til***!
MOVE of .Wit West 1nth Street fin PM** IS bieiimum
Bwth me m i in1! to ilniH i
and .laughter
Ilctty plan
to leave I
Volk
uT nc J ’‘^ uk^tVn to
be . . . She was wearing a tfrecn
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lo
circus
Monday to *|>end their vncnlion nu admirably into a children .* terms. A serving pt these goes on nidi white check dres# with white |tHs! I'lptlill'IlU «jf tht lf 11 (Hi *
W'tii'ii stuho Till* i I** i' "« 1
(mu
at the Hutchison Apartments, parly plan:
frtirniUnlDi
.
MBS. **iiH ih iu e irm m I ih o I ifi M.nn to . t n
.................
* -like
- rnllar yesterday afternoon . . . li\i
each
plate.
II
you
well-done
Daytona Hcnrh.
\i-tt . iil IHtHI, he ilevelnp* tl with hi*
CIIIC'I S I.CNt ltLON' MEND
estas you can perhaps do them well Spending the day nt Sunlnttdo G* T. Mt't*OV »»f Miami
1 roil lie* of Him ii* ettU a type o f ,
lilt'd S a iifttn l A vcm ip
Pink l.rinmnilienough so that they can he formed Springs * yesterday were MRS. ihl? her mother f«*r » few »l,n ^ highly Unimil tram tl.iin me m vrt i
. . MBS. M tTO Y »» the
Mr. and Mrs. A- H. Stevens
Animal Crackers
Into a hall shape, thus taking on JU LIAN PONDER and children
I
Erfurt*
MH'fi
o
il
t
h
r
'
t
a
r
*
t«m
'****11
.*1 family have returned l„ Hanlla%e
Juggled Eggs
more nl a citrus tone. Hut If you're { ’ INDY and A L L A N and MRS. KHA> t'KS CO IXIN S
wjilely ropinl, i^p*Vt4llv in Avtiri
ltn-il to make their home. They
Clownish llnhi Itolhips
jilke me and enjoy your scrambled JOHNNY COURIER, JR. nml son y m i )ir.irt| th a t * , . A ffirl w|io ten.
have Iwen residents of licet."i.t Ttoai»l TrUncle* »n Trnt U»4ilon
only lightly rooked, you will JOHN III . . . COMDR. and I ft Is vjtxf tflf Iw l , . . H h r tuny nut
s r i l - I K l T : **<»otl. th e I 'l i i ii i u i i c i l K in g "
Ilut the Tiller pii U o » m f.itmm*.
1 neefttl'arle«l: Itot
,tfrt\ »
for several years.
f lt illr r IU IU
j f o r t ie l th e r ir r u ? i In r t h is n n c <IUh MRS. H. 11. WHEELER will re gpi
not
only
fiit
linn
.!.»•*<
*
v
|,i>
\ « m t Hi 1
l
Idily Ihoigtimits urul Milk j iexcept fur Hip nanifi and Just turn to North Carolina on August pit- nut b n M ioelM - .
girl* A iirlilt *1 V ' t|- lh* l u n c h
I'Jnk Lmioiiitilr
t.title
Dr. and Mrs. J. II. Root and
ifr v r them anti drccirnte them with t . . . He ha» been in rharge Uififc w h o f n im itir U
i.llb.l till Ml. lli|#l H t* pmath'lt f**i
^
lemon*
's
tui|»
»
•
irrtaim^t
i
i
i
i
f
i
u
\
.
iied =a bit ot jhiriilry
■on John will leuve £nlutday hy
II
t
t
:i:if
1
nf the local air station for sev
VIIIIII-. 11till Hi* -it. t .h v .n h .tr
ImtiudHTr Hltcr (
TOAST T K \ r
■* -.1 «biv
•ar In spend n month inuring the 1 J nip Mipnr
eral months
- - MISS LON- ! tin h s urn* C lu b ■
OO
Ilf 1 h tl
-*f Mr (Jj-ttf1 Ml
j Tii aa ve wife*! ntilv nnr slln* nf N T A N <’ E I.OTT. fiancee of a r
northeastern stall*- and viewing 2 r u Jw» U ill e l
*• In , IH-tltC t 1 " III111'I*H
■1 till 1.nt lit *Mt|t
Hh iiit /i* letnoitH and
lit
\dft I loa.nl 1% .vrrvi d Hu .-Hi r ks * lit VOLtE W ILLIAM S, JR . arrived
" | - , f... t»
H.
(Millltx* points of interest. They will tilno
\1
iri m Pit
and r*Ur imttl well fit
|intt* irianuir- and remeriHl tin Hu*
h til* • *
...
visit their daughter Ellul at Mumr
II..- I i'i'iiT i.iict- i *
m town t-xiay to *|>end the week- i i „ .
Add wiifer utitl |fi|*iiidH rr\
lia rtsvrlle. S. C. for <cv,rul da>. . rinll Jierve lit Julie eia »■ i it# t i plate in ih«‘ - i i n o f a i im n tent
j with h |i.T|H'r Amerit mi flan f! v
|
n I o B IM ; i III BBII S
1ini: from the mp
(i.m v M s ii h a m nul l i IS
i
ItHM lliflDtS of VAVIfnre, health, Cfl
nnfl Mr*..
I
Mill.
to-l l Ir, a-•*>
7 7 9 -m
I in r.teli jten*»i|;
j 1 Hir Kai Isridv I ktiiitrhtmt h* mu urn thiii. roiiilm,
nn«l
|
miIice
iiiif] Mrs. A, ,1 IV fii *? has.
kri-p
i', 11’liase, \lr,,ewt
>l biinarin
l sll*» - f>kn\ ti ( j » o< letI tu ii’sWit; a huwr hi.rlL'ihi«)Hi*d 11ji w e ll 1*1-1 |irrif«'-4N|!i»rrril exp e rtit lii 14'
t v lu in n ) from R U Ir r r n -t, N i . I f.trnwb« rr\
- h
11 .1 loot -t.V t'1 <■ Mol'
tlo iu d m m In r t lir Imm|\ Iin d a -Atn u ll
n r h -n ti lo*»f
ihoiti1
' f l '111m. 11-i jnl* svimhl he to tl.
wlierr th,ry wlfrmtfi! ih** Ti fitti
p.Ml
| licit lead t** u pi
j *‘i dtir for tie licad pt* kthit out a fun) irwpn Ihr » » 'l overUpa be 1
(*m
ends
off
in1
1
ii1
1
ii
in
r)
-a
f
in
inj* t*iiir,ri A^MOMhly f•*» • v •• i •tii h in ' III e o| hr m •» h .m
\*m, wash tto in I - •Il till Y
fat
• iti ift f ie r h a p * M irne ljiit t o u - i
l vvrrn lh** viinoiii* ■•eivire?* nml
K lir n u lr th cr* lin y
v. illi Mow frs in a til Iit* hoi |lt' ■■.f
V^tfll A bit t»i i< tnu
ilM
tl
*1
1
y
" ’itfl
then I tie cute which would Insute an 11 .dy to Use, di >!M i, nml Mr». H1. II- H ill, fmi*M*rly
If.ipin nnitA Pay!
lu:litl\ browned hiiutd do Ii.h i .ihly
the children "1 the town, happy, tii- ni t hoi onKlily. Ibm pr m i l Ml
nf 8mifonlf now of i «i
»H«*. «»n * ltd tin rna It plate .mil t(»|» *•-,Mh
|imi anil Ur» |* t I lit-* p *healthy development.
r
f i j,p. taint *
A- illustration of lacks in the
a.-* nf New Vink children. Mi*’
<mc .tn hfifioi! 1 t - m
pointed out that teachers t
i I i lUplt- py i tmi' I
I have no time lo learn nboiit their fi
11-tv • In i !■ uhi
h
lt> \-lrlnfd K.’tr
l„,pits'
home
condition,
and
plotsI
j!\ l.ll! l| urn bmp
,VD \i'W'*f, =ituit‘ < Wutei
j flia i lolU: t ill r, nnrii lit-a-l t-f lejn*. w hich have di.i-cl bra. mg
j Hull Hnus.* tn I’hiragu ami nmv on then perfol mance in school,
she .Mid the rommlUee advocated
i-fta-iiltv,- itii,tt*it nf thg (*R 1
I I'.utimilltt* *>n ( tiddn-i, nf N.-w , -octal worker for evrt y «rh'*'>t
,
order tliat the lea. low lltighi
| Turk, i- making a na\f mid dtf
f.i*-nt atlark on lha jtivnnilo In,ve such reports.
=
t
Jrhm|uency problem.
"There are also ga|i* ri, our p->
M a n y new am ! in t e r filin g
Associated with her rsre 5Jt out ■Inatrie irentnvenL” she said, run
standing New York man and uing her hand through her it*** cla stic record# lia v e been
women, tifiny of vvjttroi rrc high gray hair, “ for Instance, a Juv<- a d d ed this p a il w e e k .
A
Slate Rank Rtiiltling
Tel. 1093
litiikittg fh-u£inwb»»fn!|| in fiilds tide delinquent who throws u riwk
c a ta lo g i* Available.
t.milting the vt-olfnre o f children. through a window can gel p-,i
llrijh-llti!
llrJchlln!
It\ «.ff lo full )OU Co
"In the past we Imvs made our chintrie treatment. But a p*“ *
The following album* are
•*»iH wlirlhrr >otifr gn
] cate of the child so specinlire-l depressed little youngster, wininf to (Itr titouiil.ihi'
that we have failed to sen the uitlidrnws within himself an.) now in slock:
G
E
T
T
IN
G
S
E
N
T
IM
E
N
T
A
L
!
of tlir \tiorr, to tlir
j child as a whole," Mis* Carr said. dm-sn'l get Into a jnnt. get, m*
i mill In or tlir i BV hr
’’On,* g r o u p concentrated on i.-a tmen! nt all. and he
tl..... - hy Tommy Doriey.
'in#* to %lo|» lirrr Ior
] health, another on education, .-, who needs it most. We want t-- ■■ T E S T A M E N T
OF
F R E E -1
»nor m u IIiiii lirril^i
thud on welfure. Ilut non,- of tin- that corrected hy closer1 oli.er*
DOM hy Harvard Glee Cluh
l 9 n '> $ 4 . %
Mur lour jrrtrrw will
g r o u p » concerned themselve. lion of school children ami p-> D A N C IN G IN T H E D A R K
ptil
%
«iif
hudert
on
i
murli with what was Iwing dnm- chiatrie Kelp for those who m « I
|t|jttllC h,»'U" 4K|HIH
by Carmen Cavallero
, for the child in tho other groups it.
t>n hjf tllmr "(iOtll*
As a result there are a lot nf
Thcrq « f e .many other lark*
.
,
S 0 (
lilt VS" fur a happy
gaps resulting in acrious lack# hj The school, the park department
N e w re co rd * fo r Ih c w eek
litac.
our attack on thi# problem of Ju and lire police all have a hand In in clu de.’
venile delinquency.
recreation with no unified plan A L W A Y S hy Grace Moore
“ Tho aim o f the Citixens' formulated. Wo spend n lot of
B O O G IE W O O G IE hy T.
Committee has been to survey money on health hygiene to pie
I the.field, find the gaps and work vent illness, but we don't period Dorsey
That Noted Gentleman oi Swing
TO E A C H HIS O W N
by
' in any way possible, to remedy t)ie children tn wash their fn•hem. Eventually wo should like and hand* before they cut linn h Freddy M a r t m
and hi#
I to *eo n City Planning Cumini*- The Elly does not provide enough T E X A S T E X by T c* Bcm kc
.tile
Nitw inji
12-PIECE D A N C E B A N D
F VFR Y
l)\>
i*u'tt far Children In every trig city htime-makers or ‘ mother* hclpct
Q U IE T
R IO T
by
B u dd y
in the country.
Now on Nation-wide Tour
to kcey families together mid - mch
"It would function as a regular children front institution* Mi
F E A T U R IN G L O V E L Y K A Y ROGERS O N V O C A L S
W AS
H ERE by
i -h ’ S c h i c k
R I j d Io
Li b
city planning commission doe*. children nro housed nnilcr h. t K ILR O Y
A D M IS S IO N $1.25 PER PERSON (inc. tax)
Ted Fioriio
,
It* member* would lie tins com* rnnditioiis.
I'D BE LOST W l t H O U T
Vh HAY KID'
Y O U by Frankie Carle
fid e ,1 e r g o n s I ^ t l i«>n -Ih c
MABEL, M A B E L by W oody
M»r
E D IT O R — Cecelia Truluck
rson a l s
— TELE. N O . 148
Public Invited to Play in Country
Club Golf Tournament Sunday
UNION
SERVICES
Christian C'liuirh
Cnnjfi’OKationa) Clunvli
Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
■ Presbyterian Church
Circus Party For
Small Fry Folks
at tin*
FIRST- CHRISTIAN CIIUKCH -
Preacher: Rev. William I*. Yes ley
Everyone Cordially
Invited
w X /t Ifcede
r.
VACATION
VALVES
Commillccs Seek
Reiter Child ( ’are|j'
We can make h lU ’LK’ATK (’OPIKS nf
an y photograph ymi liave
- JJi iiiq-
them ami talk 1" us.
i
i
MUSIC NEWS rrnin
THE MUSIC BOX
77ievRayrrfond Studio
n Vta
,ls«l It" nil>
DANCE
JULY 29TH
MONDAY
NIGHT
.... 89c
11,1Wax*
^'d/n/ip,,
!):()() A. M. — 1.00 A. M.
U>Sl!)S
AT SANFORD ARMORY
CLAUDE KELLY
NFFDS
Aspirin
Harman
TE M PTATIO N
Como
*
«
by
Perry
LIEBKSTRAUM
CHLOL
C O C K T A N .S FOR T W O
M cD o n a l d
A FARM
had
w
f in the Hill-Billy comer
WO f i nd;
GUITAR POLKA by Ro»alie Allen
TRAGIC
V i t i l l is
; { !ic
*
* W c now have Ihe followinf
record#
by
SPIK E
JONES:
G LO W WORM
H A W A IIA N W A R
CHANT
I DREAM OF
B R O W N IE
JONES PO LK A
T H A T O LD B L A C K
M A G IC
o ld
50c*
R O M A N C E by the
Morris Brother#
STEEL GUITAR RAG
Bill Boyd^
by
You will find o com|
line of needle#, atorofo nl*
bum# and record rack* at
Sal Bcpatica 40c
75c Listcrinc 59c
fSr
Carters I*111s
ftv
CIIAINFI)
LI(JHTNIN(;
A man throw* a awlDh—and
a mauntalnside rolUp’ r* In nnr
terrific, rrverberjllnj explosion!
Mull h the p«orr of nllroglyrcrln. loirgr quanlillr* of It ran
Irtrl a rlty. Yef a minute «iuatiIIIt In a prncrlpllnn can krep
a rardlae pallenl’a heart healInf! Ilarnraalng powerful rhsmlcal fnrcco—making them a#rnln
nf health Instead of drstrnrUon
—Is part of our responsltdtllr a*
pharmaeMa. And our shill and
experience fuaranter comptrie
safely and rffldenry—alwayirt
Alka Seltzer 49c
1.50 Aniphojel 1.29
1.20 S. M. A. 94c
Black Draught 21c
l»r
»/
Rromo Seltzer 49c [
Tie StlDIIVIt'S
Mineral Oil
Me
59c
IDANA
I ’ooth Paste
00c ' Bisodol
25c Hx Lax
Add t«%
Federal excise lax
to C-oametlr*. Jewelry
Jk
�J
FRIDAY, JULY
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAGE FOUR
Attractive home on 811 Elm Avenue
26,
1946
1I0TBL SOM)
CLKVKLAND , Ohio, July 2 « ~
( 4 V - 8 l b uf the huge Flamingo
Hotel on Miami Beach to a group
of Cleveland investor* ha* U-cn
announced, Although Itol staled,
the sale price U teported to be
in the no: till but hood of a inill ion
dollars. The ten-atory hotel lias
—10 room* with accommodations
for ,')00 gm.-sls.
For information, see
LODGE & SON GROCERY
PHONE 400
305 EAST SECOND STREET
Board hu* approved salary in
crease* for more than a liuttdiwd
i • mployes of the County Welfare
; Board. The increases, however,
ure contintrent upon approval of
the Duval County Commission and
will apply only to persons now
employed. Th* overall increase,
officials t«y , will amount to about
U> per cent o f the present total
annual expenditure for ■salaries
which Is more than 120(1,000.
YOU’LL SMILE TOO
FOR RENT
5 ARTICLES FOR SALE
8
HELP W ANTED
tABROAD WOlKHlS CHAR IH1 TRACKS Ova miles east of LewUtown. Pa., where atx ears of the Pennsylvania
When you step out with that Fresh'
G ild, fo r soda fountain nt lim
Railroad's Broadway Limited wcte-derailed, injuring 23 passengers and crewmen. Tito accident occurred
5-ROOM furnished house for rent, a t t e n t i o n k b r n GROW BBS.
eys Drug Store. I*arl lime or
oul-qf-n-bnndbox look in clothes dean'
when the all-Pullman train plowed inpt heaps of coal that had spilled over the railroad bed, Just a few
#.,nl
*
BECKY rypress lumber for sale
seconds earlier, from derailed coal cats of a freight train on another track.
(International Sound photo)
nt O. B. A. ceilings. Rebuild
cd in our modern up to -date plant.
hOil repair slat houses. -Address 9
W O R K WANTED
2
W ANTED TO RENT
Itupiiiir* to Mornings hit* bum♦••r »*, . P:«SsH ov'tfiH : -i>rd
-MIU-, FW .............. - * ' —
** Many griUshoppcf* httrsetthetr
f brine 1 ft-W ,
■MUST Tiave' Tufrilstieil‘ Tollfcf
mates by sounds produced with
apartment Indore August
IIOUBKIIOLII goods and miscel EXPERT painting —contract or
the winjf*. mid ■■ few species Use
Permanent, no children. Wn
laneous things. Everything for
hourly basis.
I'hune Grogan
High. I'h, &2-W.
their roughened him! legs as fiddle
sale now ami every dpy. until
m » . Cto Hanford Hardware.
PHONE 46S
110 EAST SECOND STREET
bow's, Reaping them over the edges
nil is sold nt Ifill Melfonvilli*
4 Oil, & BOOM house or
rtof thefr wings.
FIRST elu** union painter, in
Ave., E. B. I (yson.
(pent unfurnished. I'hnne ‘JIM.
terior and exterior, contract or
well-known carpenter and con
hourly. basis, phone DIM-AY, re
T r EAL ESTATE FOR SALE
tractor of Route 1, Wimauma,
WEED 1'CTTEKH
sidence 81.1 Magnolia Ave. J.
Fla. Telling pf hi* exiwrlence,
M. Maunlng,
WHEN you buy n homo, get a
Mr. Tuten gratefully continued
6 year fire and windstorm in
LOANS
See
"1 dreaded (or night- to come
luranre • policy. You will save
Slsnlr, -11<•■rr- Hardware Co,
because I knew it meant sleep
approximately 1/3 of the cost
FIN A N C E your purchase, of
less,' tortured hours. ’'Mornings I
and may pay tiro pivmium In
r„r
automobiles, trucks and enetrl.
had to force myself out of bed.
b annual Fieri nil minis. See C.
ru| equipment thru (I. it. Ib.yd
BOAT OARS
I requently I could hardly stand
M. Boyd A Co.
& Co.
and
and would just drag along. Noth
KKI.I.Y HANDLED AXES
BORROW H ERE WHERE
*T gave Retonga credit for the ing tasti-d good and what little
see
40 ACRES o f citrus mid truck
PRIVACY IS HKHPECTIT)
fact that every bile of food 1 eul I did cut brnght on distress from
Hlanlej-Rogrr* Hardware Co.
land fenced, <1*4 acres cleared.
stomach gus. Constipation made
YOUR natural desire fur |irivary
Flowing lie a n c la i u a u i n g
in money mutters i, stricUy
my head trial muscles ache and I
through. On mull route, elec While enamel kitrhuti step.on
respected here.
Friends ami
bad tu take strong laxatives. I
runs.
tric line and telenhone. Gulden
relatives are not questioned
trie,! so many medicines without
The
Sanford
Hardware
Co.
lurks Drive. 040-W.
_____
about your credit.
Yuur em
obtaining relief it looked like I
210 E. 1st 8t. _______
ployer or business associates
would be forced to glwe up work.
FDR HAI.E
A
N
TIQ
U
E
Skjr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
will
not
bear
of
your
personal
"Retonga promptly relieved nil
A Very nice five room bungalow
affairs.
There
Is
no
cause
,
fur
Kubik,
Orlando,
will
sell
at
thrs distress. Every bite of fowl
on west side of town, corner lot.
embarrass
ifiont.
private
sate
In
their
home.
473
(7250.00.
tastes good now and I feel fine
Reasonable credit requirements.
Ho. Orange Ave. beginning al
ROBERT A. M il L i t MS. Realtor
after my day’s work. Restlessness
PHONE 1061 or 2302
No co-tnakors on money loan*.
10:00
o'clock
Sunday,
July
2H,
600 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
and muscular aches aiu relieved
Variable
payment
plans.
their large private collection of
Phone 732
along with the constipation and I
FOR REGULAR DELIVERY
FA M ILY LOAN CO.
antique Furniture, old glas*.
sleep like a log. I wish I had
Florida
Bank
Bldg,
I'hons
31
T or” h a le
hrltra-brac, cut glass, several
found llotongn year* n o .”
Two story three Iwidroom house
handsome gold leaf mahogany 12 SPECIAL SERVICES
Retonga is intended to relievo
corner lot priced nl (75(H).(M.
and walnut mirrors, (one large
distress due 'o insufficient flow
ROBKIIT A. WH.l.IAMH. Realtor
gold leaf Adams for mnntel,
9IGNH
of digestive jukes in the stomach,
bUd Atlantic Bunk Bldg.
one largo mahogany Colonial
Show raids and posters
loss of appetite, Vitamin U-l de
Phone 732
Empire):
many beautifully
O— DEE’S .SIGN SERVICE
Mr. W. M. Tuten
ficiency and constipation. Accept
George C. Harden, Owner & Manager
framed ginl untied, English
O. D. Land res*. Phone 1021
sporting
ju-enes,
original
Bird
•
Fo i l s a l e
FLOOR HANDING
I’rlrts,
fashion prints, etc;
Small garage apartment in de
many other objejets Including and finishing. Cleaning and wax
sirable location close in., Priced
some silver, Grand piano, over- ing. New floor* surfaced to per
at |260O.U<>.
BY P A U L K U B IN S U N
stuffed sofa and chairs.
• fection. Old tlnors milde like'new,
ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S. limit,ir
Call
50)1 Atlantic Bank Ittili:.
ARGUS cameras ami projector*
If. M. GI.EAHON
O H ,a u r N O U D O N T
IF THEV e v e r G e t
J I’L L P G O O A B L V N E V E R u
{ i know vouree l
Phone 732
luika Mary, Fla.
now in stock. Wieboldt Studio.
UN D E I2STA N 0 * 1 TOLC
t h e j s h a n d s o n et :
) H E LLO /I'M S T E R R IB L Y B U S Y •
l SEE in ' ETTA A N D HSfc
13 LOTH for sale, all cleared,
U3ULP) v l TOLD YOU I
GANG A Q E HANDLING r THATS
RENT A CAR
MAL M ELO D Y.j B u r THIS IS A
C
house started, pump driven;
YOU DRIVE IT
---- 7 r- M k LOVE D YOU
I ^
TO D O S O M E ---- - V
MV FAN r - *
VVANr
TO
S
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E
I
M
ATTE
(2
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LIFE
INH A T
SOU concrete block* on pine.PHONE 200
J
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P
1THINGS
{
M
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d
2 blocks back of I’aola school; BABY rarrlagc. Excellent rondl
M E 11----------- \ O E D EA TH / IT S
BTRICKLAND-MURIUHON
pracOwner live* hark of I’aola
• DltlVK-IT, IN C
-»—
l ABOUT A c
MEAN
■chool, John B. Taylor, Rt. I,
. M T i Ca l l V
u
Txa LSTTEE I
LAW NS m o w e d .
Reasonable
True Temper axes, 314; 4; 4V4
P20u 5 ■)
/£ u T n ivracjTB
prices. Jerry lain), phuna 7BHanil & lbs.
2 BEDROOM" house— cool slet-pi
sJ
F
j
.
U
o
u
.
'
The Hanford Hardware Co.
ing purth, screened front and
210 K. 1st St.
back porches, nice location.
J F O liG E T 'j a
1101 Oak. Furnished. (0.000.
( INCH pedestal fan, burroughs
We PfcKAiji and Deliver,- too!
WISHES HE HAD KNOWN ‘
OF RET0NGA YEARS AGO
LANEY DRY CLEANING CO
He Felt Almost Like
Hiving Up Work,
Says
Carpenter,
Can Eat plenty and
Sleeps
Rest fully
DO YOU KNOW
AH the Milk You Want
Spencer Harden Dairy
—iVI i1** VOU'VB GOT
HEAL ESTATE.W ANTED
WANTED: Listings of farms,
homes, grove* and business
iff*!? &ILUAM8. REALTOR
4 l l Atlantic Hank Bldg.
_ _ _
Telephone 1120
LIST your property with Tom
Bolt, Salesman for W. R, Wil-
BUY or KENT 5 or 0 room bouse.
Permsornt rosldente. Rd Klrcb
er, Phone filH-j
adding machine, royal typewrit
er, portable phonograph, fire- W ARNING to automabfle owner*
and drivers. 38 sUtrs nop* have
less cooker, 2 small electric
•trlct laws Imposing heavy pen
radios, lota of good used tools
alties on motorii^ who cannot
and other useful Items. Fred
pay a judgment for Injury to
Myers, 311 K. Second fit. I’hona
others caused by their automo
417-J.
biles. You are taking a grewe
IM ITATION leathers in most
chance If you drive or If your
colors and large selection of
automobile is driven in any of
good upholstery fabrics. Robert
these stoles—unlef* you are In
H. Brown, 2011 N. Orange
sured. See us Iwfoni you take
Ave., Orlando, FI*.
a .trip In your car. C. M. Boyd
A Co.
___________________
COMPLkrrELY rehuilt ■
rlrunrrs, bargain price,
ELECTRIC appliance repair* —
trr's Appliance Heivire,
« • repair washing machines,
W, 2nd, Phone I0fi4-J.
vacuum cleaners, fans,, mixers,
sewing machines, Trotlcr Ap
pliance Service, 304 W. Second
6 ARTICLES W ANTED
Rt., Phone I0C4-J.
I'LL BUY yuur car, reganllesi
of age or condition. Roy Reel,
W IL L buy broken down eewini
machines, any make. Bos 302
FKT1LJ7.KR—11A5 a bag. 252S
BY PAUL ROBINSON
ETTAKETT1HJ * HOW’S S
THE FAN MAL.
ILL HAVE ATT2UC*5 PtCjC
ITUP, A N D 6SWP iTTOTHi
M OFFICE, QfiCX. EAST- f ~
WERE PRAC
TICALLY UP ID
\ oue<N EBSr
THIS MORNING h
in
ir 5 c = «i-
H AN DLE k
Right Back To My l)»ar Old
Florida Home,'” written by
Robert W. Pearmen. Will pay
11.00 per copy. Please wrtle
to Ruth Paarman Apgar, 225
Seybold Bldg., Miami 3*. Fla.
Cwenlins grown Cor
cows, calve*, yearling*.
Lord, Phone TM-W.
HF4)
Cocker
ID iT A A
NICHOLLS STUDIO
220 Meisch Bldg., phone 1150
FUUNtTURR REBUILT
A N D RRCOVBHKD
Your furniture wi!{ look
new, will wear better than ev*r
when our experts rebuild and
recover I t Only the finest con
struction materials used. Phone
1112 tor a free estimate and
choice of materials.
BANFOKD UP1I01BTERY
11614 Psrk Ava.____Phon*_lil2
WE NOT
WHERE YOUTHINK-UM/ NOU \
WHO R X V MEAN *
IMS POSSIBLE, SOLDIER
WIRE-THAT-KK
/CORPORAL
BUTWEU KEB5
ON SEARCHING-
ABLV AT P1HE
: 20c out of every dollar
you spend for fire, windstorm,
automobile, workmen’# rorapfnaatlun, burglary, liability »n.l
other kind* of insurance. You’ll
OOmwORR/,
AND
LAURA. I WOl
\LL-j
_________ -P R E C -
IATE IT.^IEVE
ER , I MEAN
^ ■ 4 , CORPORAL
CREEK BV
X
saw
THIS TIMP
k fA . u MViBo’
KlrS
Uo>vfd
qa
A ‘ to.
(-o f _
is
" autos
po r sale
8| del
pupplc, 1929 PLYMOUTH 4 door
d RoatetUr,
males, 120.
A-t condition- Also Gai
cow. W. T. Bailey, Lake
phone 212-W.
Serrie* . SUUon. Lake
S
HELP W A N TE D
Fla. _a ;., , :
COLLECTOR
— 1 A N S W E R IT. 'N'
h EV ERYTH IN G .*I
OKAV/flL i
7 Pate, Livestock, Supplies 13 N O T IC E S — P E R S O N A L
RABBITS, hutches and complete
, equipment for sale cheap. 2
floor hover brooder* and 3
darker battery A other equtpment, Charles
' I'LL GST A GANG TO*u
GETHER h e p s / - w e l l
OPEN IT- EE AD IT-.-----
iCTAND A l l
BABY'S play pen wanted In good SNAPSHOTS—printed, developed,
condition. Phone 436-R.
enlarged. We copy old ghnln
SUB W. 2nd 8L
Have four portrait taken at
NICtfOLLH STUDIO
HO Meisch Bldg., Phone 1150 .
Children a specialty
IT / 1 G E T ■
TH O USANDS
1 O F THEM ' j
AW Ga/ERtWBJr
WANT TO WAR &
SMOKE
IE PIPE.
VES.ir rnsi
WHAT WEU
A TRICK. It
THAT RODE OfF.
COME ON,
SILVER!
m
ISYOURWHaEtRIDE
j
�FRIDAY, JULY
26,
1946
PAGE
T H E S A N F O R D H E R A LD , S A N F O R D , J L O R ID A
FI VE
Celery Feds Trounce Gainesville G-Men By 9 To 3 Count
anc Pitches Six Hit Ball;
Senators Riot
Locals Play Daytona Tomorrow As Saints Win
Forfeit 9 To 0
The Daytona lleath Dodger*
will be entertained at the
Municipal Ban-ball Park by
the Fed* tomorrow e*enln|.
(lame time la 8:17 I*. M.
Cal Olanc, blit Fed riyhthamler,
the (!aii>.*aville GMen down
with six hits last night as thr
Sjtnford .Celery F*d» continued
■Uirir pare to ilef:at the G-Men
by a ‘J to :t count.
Gainesville scored opu tori in
the first inning when Miranda
led o ff with .1 free p»**, took
,*corul gn a passed ball and (forsd on Whitey McMullen’s drive
Into right field. The visitors
scored t» rxjcond run In the secA m i ’ inning on n base on balls
issued To the G-Mun third sacker
Smart who i«:ored on a double
into right-cmUT field by ftillWill. The visitor* finnl tally tame
in the eighth on u sere.'a o f tree
parses issued to O’Neal, Walker
and Knton an.l a fielder’s choice
by Smart.
The .lochia tallied four Umtt In
the third inning on an overthiow
of first base by Fulls on an InW ield bulL.hlt by_Cm.« ! « « . - W i » «
.'Apippud on,4hirtl. Jerry attvermun
lined u neat Tingle to center
field to score Blanc, McGantcy’ i
error on Tuttle’* grounder placed
TullUj on first who was biuturil*ateiy skmificed tu seconrl baj a
by Dnvo Bride. Tuttle scored oil
Buddy Lake's single. Lake slule
5»yrW)tl, took third when Stillwell
tiriVv lt*j boll into center field
attempting to catch Luke on die
steal, and scored on a long fly
W iall knocked into right center
” field by L"vy.
Konfoni scaled a siilgie run in
the fourth and tallied in
n * tn
threw
ill mo
the
By Steve Bishop
TOPS THE PROS
STANDINGS
.M
W.
I.. rvt.
.7Jrt
Orlamln
tt;* 2tt
SANFORD .
.w 4U JVM
.55J
St. Augu.'tinv
id 43
.505
i’.* IS
DeLand
.430
43 57
l-aiatka ..........
311
Aainaavllln
41 5H .414
das
:m 5!l
Daytmm Braeh
JIM
:W 50
la.vsburg
luist Nights K'isults
St. Augustine IS, tit Iambi 0
(fo rfeit).
Daytona Beach B, Leesburg 7.
S AN FoH Il 1* Gainesville 1.
Palatka S, Del.nml 4.
Game* Tonight
St. Augustine at Orlando (21
Daytona-Beach at Lt-e-burg
SANFORD nl Gainesville
IX Land at Palutka
CITY BOFTIIALL I.FA G I’ K
W 1.. I’e*
layne9 h Wiliam,
7 n I.OQQ
he Sajnfo^d. Jlerald, 4 JJ
ETA.
ocurity .Lumber Co.
1 ll
.ill
Orlando Catcher Is
Ejected From Game
After Striking Ump
FRAN* IS FIKI.lt. st. Augus
tine, July 'JO. (Speviall
Tin;
Orlando Sciiutot iln ppe l a
to
0 ileciitmi to the Suinte lieie
last night when Umpire l.nvetv
forfeited the oltltM to kit. AugU-tilie dyr'ng II -rw-ttlh inning
brawl in which u v i r i l Orinmlo
players weie ejected from the
game, and the Senitot I'nteher
Ike Seone had struck the umpire
soveral time*.
* ,
The Smut- were lending the
Seiratur* it to 1 going intn -hr
•aventh inning. With two away,
Umpire Lavily catIH u th irl
Strike ui, M. n li- .t ...
tolngiiig
the Orlando manager Ted Madjtt*kj to the field- al ng with
several ulht'l Sviml, r•. An argue
merit ensued.
larvuly
i -«tur,.l older, .but
•MondrswtiMt .whluG-.w,—inis--U »a
many avoid* wbi, it nrauipUrd
JUtifliuliwUflkAV; HkJkll'R
Thu rained ttu* <u?if«* tiilfirtiT
fluh t»* «lnrm the field a *cOi>H;l
time.
111 .Utnrlnlrii |’ fr*g
i>urtni,
i„,.
•
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jI
SU W -V H S iO
S V m ia S
ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS
'Moi* A mdtWhieliCCuj r * ,i ’ .iiiia
Tile 'Sun fdliT ''ll" rulT"? " T " T ot
Itobson Sptng. Good* :t 5 ,n7.r>
Carjamters* Dnlon
o 7 .000
Gaines Tonight
||ill K unI uIf, nffu ml *( op’ r !»'
llernbl vs f'liriH’ltU'i - I'niun
Franck - Kb M. tuti'fl *(.i( 11in|»111*
Mn,* .v* Security
lU vdy tfit ri !«ulh‘ ! >*u» bU sValr*“
t(N»k IliJi !•! »* •• b r;j» i lip’ |!» <
uml ordered t!i«f trotit* tu itTiim*
|d»y.
fSpotii? runnt »
io «urt-ix«* Lut*
SPOUTS LAUC1II
lv uil| LitH u s;k\ t |
i « tiKhtui
•• cm *! mdienli’ i! thut
m
■k fm *t11 mcri'si»e in
i heck (in inf lilt juft*
oa
mi
i
'iii?i*t*!»tiijtH havi
t‘d WIlhoUL CfllhUtlUttil
...........uni i
. luisril uh-.t
I ■• p-ueiu
lo t ........... it,., Hit. Smalm Kenneth
tnrtfel
d b.»»* had .
ail*‘ inlh u« I im further jn a i't *
• W h«>,i >■*. Nrhra^ka. Uw Repub111,'ll uhove deck* would t, tvs Ken J«u * made it. tin* -category it. tohij* -ay* he think- if :i
killed. If they weiv mil silted J
miter.
*|-. iid -o -ion wererailed,
it
instuntly. he -.ii.i they pi t ai dy’
I’ rodutei*'ceiling- on gialu
would kill. Ol'A outright. Senat .r
would have died kit, i.
nmchlneiv and eqiMpiiwnt
have Wallet G. i ; e of Georgia, chairHowever, Bland, told at,*w- l I -cn Imostci « l ercvnl.
man nf d. Srnate Finandiu Coinconfi Ivine tmltt. ,h„t them,n
And ....... .
have been bftei nil I Ice. ...lluntiy (hat Hie idttt
is ufiioHllrlK*.
who survived ten,III.lardy uuvhl
“ s.
. . .. .
"that tba
have save.L Diet. i . m-Df.i.u ' ftame*. low
bucked ctullr*.uni
I thmk. h. added,
going down. Km ii.-inner, the machine.itu k - snap fa*tner*.
I u-n.fnt ui.d
the rrvaailry ktunfa
-Saraluga did pot go down .until T-hc nation wide lenetion to .lie *ht«.*’
.even and u half h o c . after 'he • 'viva I « f Ol'A i- mixed. UilttnnsV. . , ' ’ .
,
explosion, mid nngh- in.
tasm h'-nlan. pi general, say they lire Aatw '.i.-i, published hts lirst
kt pt Mflcutl.
willing tu try !»• inuhtf tut*
,,nV, ‘ hnuc»*-.l.
t’rilicisni *>f tin- llik., i
i wa* " gul.itioii- wink. Bill I'n i.lcoi.
heard todny fnmi R -m The Ih'heit WhUrni of the National
VMiiiidhtm of ManllfhclUn
M d H T i' w
r ilt liu
*'i;li!li (i * | #1V a (U til
h.mil, trials » wa)
ihn; mail- U chin that In* m c.im.-a ,o. i
threatened the dic.ni, . f ,■
! f''*'1- ,h«’ " 'i v a l of ceilmg, wi.»
In New Ymk. the-I ...i.-d NT “ niuluke.
lion* atomic cmi gv n»iinni**i«n
1’ivsiilcnt Trumnn has maile it
Tt-aglDAS nHCST
will In-gin disci! ion taler tmlay tear Ilist tic ts not entirely im;ipy ;
o f .the Russian plan 1>r
na iilioul the new law. |b- ha. d . l ai
lYicen vv/jith PoTiiuto' i
tional control of Il\o .iliiiii; The rd iiia lT f. i". he fears, pf fen\W
»>.. , '' r s a
>invW... gin 1“ spit.d upward utuln the L.—
So volt delegate. \ndi*
will bill!
urr
tin- dcbubill.!,- o.l hi» !
id o
ff the
own proposal for atom . • untrol. i
Ruvsia ha* leiert.d tin A to iican j
, ciders* heic »ii I* Ptilllv -iddi: itli I : cjfiilatiuli
Blandy Reports
fi^iirr* »*u tin* in tiea^t ihu* »«■nerv««u.
1ht»Vtf Ikrcti authurU I
hv \hvt
IJcliiii rfiiitiifw on medium m*l I** itiiifhi
On Death Power I; ld|ih-|»f
ittTd
vi tuii isn up atboj* I *'- ,**
IJ H
Of Atomic Bomb , ^ perceni
|,OW p! I* •' 1 *hoi* * P 1wiliven in n
OP A Primiiisi*
— • P A N S ------ :-------------------- 1
--------- ---• M IXERS
N o t T o ( ’mm* T o
Merehnnts*
A id
.* < MtiDnttrd t turn I'.icr IlHr ,
lielng raised, nn,| many lesser
Items m e being gi.o.lid Iwset-.
BUT Axso his ic r v n tH o o r r rviacnak',
At the sttfltv -tim.
I Ul'A (mTA4i
ulfLur
U-fKON
NKr-bCN
IlcviiV w»*i m lip Ua
nn.I oatcl
antioum-fd that no i f
.nn K-iog ;
a few Unkind v.ttii!. In thr Uikip
lltli-d allogelhei lii.i.l a iiiiinlur,,
hdlind I Hi* pk»tr. 1 YJu t? Willi!
of coiis.iiift'r it. . -. in, linting
several type■'
r t Itoii-e.
(itividved 'moniuaii. o mid S.-mi
lodd teles i ...i. ■
. '
ft-.
IN S ID K S P O R IS R E P O R T
'lim
lime
e-.
fln>* i
m , o d |o the
Thu i*t »hi l*i. if *Hk! pl III ‘ in|iiuatr>l l*-r two, .ifflldd and
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B y J I M . I A N S IK N S T K O M
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t hr iit-m fin!
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latldo t*• I-IhV .* +h'.n I hi-si.lrr utnir i» »•« ii |m,u . .ikfiti*rm*nl with !> I il t(* t lit* ffl*M |«l\
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vani|lle.
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.
I 1lit? •Dul S*li~ kV,.|k(‘*l Mill with H >t* vu*ie
<<. . In 1at ,
t l " tMUM.f »
-i tl ii ft it a I* 1i' I* l-i%
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Ilf IUl| Illl’ii
MK N6T OsJkV ttearT SUCH OUTSTANDING
■PROX AO BoriAN .rd 'sew ro N . MONo V u m
J f ^ . „ f | U“ ' l,..A V r ^ l I.'*, Pennaylvanla .roolbnlt Ciunr the
Jj*vy and /a * pc I, « sacrifice by
|*rnn squad found itself in
Oscar tilling, a fielder* cluilre n() cmliarrassing position It ran
by AI Bryant and a beautiful mlt 1)f nrw f „ ot()B||4,
s i n g into right field by pitcher
The Army won that rime ill
( at Blalie.
I he final Ked tun |t,
you reiiiendtvr. and after
cpme in the sixth inning.
each
louchtown tin- Imti
w*,
The fielding honor* of tl- night kicked into the crowd on tie
%wenl to the .Sanroid manager Kd try for extra point. t he , i w d
I s vy* who ma.u* heu itiful ratchrs kept so many (sails thm fitmlly
of two tine drives, one by O'Nvul J*tmn had to u»k Aim> to iimwts
in the fifth inning and tiro other H new I,all.
by Walker in the ninth. Gloiig | Tha Cadets wore glad ....... .
rohhrd till* G-Muu Recoitd ilicker but Ihny iliiSti*! inkr mii « Iuiiht ».
of n tms# hit in U » ninth by c»Uh* KVi-ry lim** HUnchm-l m Huvin
"In ci’li*lii it ithi ipf lht‘ tipmi in/
Ing a *«reaining iiiei drivo.
(hit pay ditt. lim new bail would of thr 'tiimiiri fr-rtttfn- n* *h*
Jerry Silverman led Uni In i |*, rt.tire,| anrl un old worn pig- J4f)uiiirh « iiifry f‘ biL j ui* tuhv'i
attack with three hit* tu five ,Itbi
substitutnl fot tit.
point uf loral n»*i»h.int#
trip* to the plate. Al Bryant iry.
The ( ’inlet* h -l -everul prlre» ti
ji viiith* I the v.ct*«i
ing by stealing three during ihq j wi ll-won, U,il* in th
ciiikiihrr* j f|j (Ho -1m*t i,11 t’vi’fu
Ai tMiiu
night.
hut thr new one lhi*> fm iiinhr«r. (h# • wptt |„|h1, ,|nimtinu. #u
0
Score by inning*.
|lasted for the rest of ill /lititi; a||f: |ps|( ,,n SpcMuiif tifiuiU. ITiD
||artl%art'.
Sint**
H
iPSANFORD
001 131 OOx—0 :» t West Point
u Prrkin». piiwcll - Fiffin - uo
piy, ||ayiit*« k VI illiiiiiii I ■»i»
turr
Hi urr, Prw
limp
I id
___
• W A S H I N G M A C T flN IV -.
• . V A C U U M C L K A N l.'- ’ S
• SEWING MACHINES
TROTTER APPLIANCE SERVICE
PHONE 10G4.J ^
301 W. SECOND STREET '
Baseball Saturday
Ml M CIPAI. PARK
vir> P. M.
Daytona Beach v-s. Sanford
Merchants Donate
s,-1'1M,y* ,h;‘.' 1
Prizes ror tourney th,- r...,mi- i.N
itivadot.
'•(
til.
Si
I.'.III,
I'lildinal*
...... fenls such a. til,-.. .I)
ua
"h e " he ve-n-d Mexico leceutly.
f „ r. NIM| l.-od l ociiu-eiack
Me add- that Ihete wdl le no , ( , i , | , in |b>- |.l.i> m lb - I. a
nun. , III- oo Vm.'ilcnli luill playS.iimone should K- npjo
VI- b-. the Men an loop and 'hat
culr uf
„„„|ei.l- t .IK
\n.ii lran
|.layer-
who
nre
*urh thing-
....... ..
I
niioadi Smith ot (he Banter may vuili a lighting ,-islvm that iii tin it in llo l mlt nl .Stale-.
■■.i,,, as the om* ul I to -of*
UJt Vl'I. \IMNG
II pillV
M( p n u iiii' •n!*’M*<*| I m llii?
N\N I MMI M, t*IMIL
Pn.lt h .D
5 Iplllf* it ltP;i
-p..|. uplaplanine
W,
undet
1I »i.- -wimming pool -Hi. ....
*ip nilTl In- ||*l llifilll
Mm! that u numU'r «»f ihe !•-*«! Hit11f, i at %
**t i911 I 1-* Vfnyftiit Inn «* |«ti"
P m t ik 'f T liv c tP i Thi* A tu h ' i . «*> 1 f*
. Inii»* l' ijiu’ Httn th ig
nink* t * tiitM .« pouI *Jf» H. v. t i»*
t tiwaii ifill
m. with a p-i**-1*•n. T I"
mni Mt t’i t i l"Finr, .mil tin
A ll f*«ulrjil Flu* id a KuM»‘! - i11,
,i.ir - !i.l
m
tin-p
tilt*01 - ' |'Ht ‘ ' (luil it \%lit i-u iUI I
tu v i t t u outer ib is tn u n h m a
I r i at v
itlmut Hwufni tl tiro
Ang-l, Km | Kvan«, G e m
plt-W'd l.y (he first of ( Vnhei
it in hopoil th:it all th r fu v n iil
fuurmmPM w ill Im? un hnn«I f«ji
itugl.es.
Muck ( ’’-velnlid. I.
Am.mc idher attract.oo
l„ Ihitnla ownlon.
lack Mmns,in an.l McKay Tt .
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lurk. We also understand the! 1'lese, » « . Imve teen n.erled f...
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�FRIDAY, JULY
v is
A M G Promises Discretion
In Destroying Nazi Books
Why Soldiers Didn’t Bring
Tropic Diseases Home To States
Irate Housewife
H urls B utter Back
In Grocer’s Face
that without re-exposure, the Init
ial Infection subsided without per
manent manifestation.of elephan
tiasis.
Typhus and lllood Fluke
"There was some scrub typhus,
pnrtirulnrly in the Anaam-Hurtna
urea, in New Guinea and the north
ern .Solomon*. There were some
deaths, but those who survived
wen* completely cured.
"Sanitary measures generally
took care of amoebic dysentery,"
NEW ORLEANS — If you’ve when biting a malarial carrier.
A p Newsfeaturr*
monument* commemorating World
JACKSONVILLE. July 2fi~(/F) been worrying thst your Pacific
•‘Filuriuxl* was not os prevalent
BERLIN — American Military War.* t ami II.
—A housewife in St. Augustine,
Government officials predict there
Mnj. (kn. C. t. Adcock, deputy who paid OS cents for a pound of war veteran would spread sueh a* midaria in most areas, hut then*
pests
as
Filaria
sanguines
homini*
will be “ no bonk bonfires and no (o 1.1. Gen, Lucius ( ’Jay, deputy
woe many macs, notably in the
wlleh hunt*” in tbe American mllitnry governor. a* well as butter and then found it rancid, throughout your household, you can Barm-an an a. These eases were
•lteutlon of the four-power A l other official* pointed out that thixjw It in the elorekeeper's face relax now,
brought home amt it was found
A world authority on tropical
lied order to destroy German the orders left much to discretion when he refusd to take it back.
literature of a Fascial, militarist of the tone military commaifilcra. Police picked up two sailors with medicine says the mensce of an
MOO poynds of sugar, 60 pounds of exotic .epidemic In the United
"And you can count on It." said
Snd anti-Democratic nature.
bacon and five gallons of lard States—although it sppcarvd real
The same discretionary p o l i c y , 'one official, "that (Jen. (Joseph) which they were trying to sell enough early In the war—ha« been
Duld be followed In., McNarm-y isn’t going to |*>r*e- from door-to-door. The source of virtually eliminated
they said, would
txeeutian of a companion direc rule a fjerman for owning and the commodltiea wee not given.
In fact, he warns, the greatest'
tive handed down by the Allied fniiny to surrender u history of
• Specializing in Bench Toga, Sports Wenr
In Sanford, <EL F. Lane, in des danger Is that fear of foreign ail
Word
War
I."
ppntml Authority's coordinating
ments will detract our attention
nnd Summer Casuists
perate need o f rtnr for a friend from native maladies which an
The
Americans
said
that,
at
fommllte* to destroy Nazi ms*
Canal Street
on a strict diet, sent telegraphic on the Increase
their
own
nnd
British
Insistence,
New Smyrna Beach, Fla.
piorials and German
military
private libraries were exempted appeals to friends In .Georgia,
"For example,’’ says Dr. Ernes
from the search fur banned books. Oklahoma and Louisiana—he re- Carroll Faust, parasitologist and
am
‘
In the matter of mnnumrnte they ceive^l 07 pounds of the scarce head of tha Tulane University de
u t jt jjs r em o v e
pointed to a crtUVe which stales Item. The Stetson football coach partment of tropical medicine,
that "removal nf objectionable says that If the clothing situation "there I* a persistent increase in
„ THAT
parte will constitute effective doesn’t ease up, his squad will the south of murine typhus, which
emdiratinn." This measure Is ex have to take to the field In Is transmitted by fleas harbored by
Open A ll Year.
Special Summer Rates, $2 and up.
W H lS T h fpected t<> In’ substituted for total shoulder pads and shorU because rata. That Is more of a mensce to
Cool, brccze-awcpt rooms. Elevators and other moddestruction in many cases.
(hat’s all the uniforms he’s been us now than most of the diseases
ern accommodations. Under new management.
rA N D A L L O T H E R
from India and the Pacific will ever
“ What’s all ibis talk about book able to gvt.
Harry DcNcil. Owncr-Mgr. New Smyrna Beach, Fla.
bonfires T” said one liilfh official.
In the animat department, Cons- he.’’
(UNNATURAL NOISES
"W e expect a lot of i copies of stable Pat Gordon of lorkelryul for
Malaria and Elephantiasis
The diseases of which (he Army
'Mein Kampf and other objec got about a drive on untagecd
tionable volumes to Ire surren dogs and came home to find his wss most afraid, he recalled, were
dered. Whirl's wrnnrr viith tossing unlicensed d w r hound In the malaria and filarissis, or elephan
them Into the chemical vat and clink. A t St. Petersburg, a spider tiasis, both transmUted by mos
cenverting them into good clean blew into
alo one
om of Dr. G. W. Le- quitoes. (Filaria ssnguinus hominil” , “Is,*?
the parasite which
puper to help cure the present Wallen’s eyds, causing him to lose IJJJ*
short a geT *"
control of hts car
«"■»"*■(
hieh Jumped
“ The spraying of breeding
n , ul. „
" curb, crossed an Intersection,
ItKLEASLI*
smashed a stop sign, and came to helped keep down the num
NANKING, July in, (/l*) , rest against the cornsr o f a house. malaria rases." he related. "The
taking of atabrino dally minimised
( hincse, communist* admitted to- His ear was demolished,
118 Park Avenue
day thnt-government-troript had ' N m l Turpon Spring.,* IkUclive (In* number o f pershn* who srijuirI’cn.'lroH-H
CTUt_ (kv«W-Burgee.,- whu wn» T t * W ml. clinical - maUna -whde-in—fluc
—
Phone .23
immixt ures* fi’ rtir nf'the Vnmo for bass, hooked a four-foot al field, and the malignant type of
Hivcr in Kiitiuj.«u province. They ligntor. He promptly slit ita malaria waa almost completely
cured. We have examine,I « number
leserihed the operation, as «» ttiroett to recover
arid
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„ tplug
'i
full-sCiOo offensive by tHi g«v. ,og5p,| |h0 g ator away, forgetting of returned Iben who had malaria.
ornment along n UKI-mlle ifonp* **
■•mists
iHinn oi nniiMii*. M
i ,V. dollar* y foot on the curiont mar* death or-permaner
permanent illness,
The ccmmiinisl* asserted thql het. ’
"lit
general,
retaining
case*
of
(he government was using 60(1,Mrs. Fred Ktealer was a little malaria among returned Iroopa are
000 troop* and that 30,000 t,f
burned up’when young pranksters limited to an average of twn years
them 'had Iwrn Inst *n far.
lt*»..The drug nlnsmmiuin sterAt Tienliln, meanwhile, th* nl n hall game In Miami put a ilixes
this stage o f the parasite an
piocc of paper on her head and
United
State*
Marine
fommand(fl
that mosquitoes cannot be infected
ignited
It.
The
fire
caused
her
Write Chamber of Commerce for Free Illustrated Booklet
nnt announced the release of
seven Marine* who had been to lose her hat and'some hair
Marine Studio* it now
raptured by nrmcil Clilnrse min* nnd nlsn her tem|oir.
entirely reopened —
inunist*. Thr Mniinr* were selxed
JAP ItULINC
both oceanarium* and
l«y the Chinese on July 10. They
TOKYO, July 2fi, W -Supwere released unharmed to ,'t
all ipecial tankt—and
»j»-cittl
executive
hendrpiartetH feme headquarters today gave
there'* a bigger, more
the Japanese holding (Company
trure team.
marvtlout display of
Mquidiilioo Com mis* ion the power
merine life than e»«r.
the champion '/ !" Brll di*»olving big Jn p n n e s r
Thr
Arrlic
trrn
Open every doy. Non
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long distance hint, covering
nn nn ; financial companies that provide,!
a visit toon.
Within »
mini 20.l»00 miles from It* brcf^l* [materials for war.
imr prtiumU in thr north to its Sshort time, the Commission will
v%in;»:rin*£ qunrtcri in thn south" start breaking up *1 holding
m i , m i l l m i l l ) - iKiRitin
r« mpanio* with more than one
rrn .scan,
,
|humlrt | >ub*id.arias. The houie,
j comprise the Lackbone ,*f Japan'.
i /nibatsu families, which control
Mhe tuition's wealth nnd industry.
I Itelr securitle* ‘ -have n nook
Located French Avenue South nnd I3lh Street
value of five hiBiun yen.
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That they will have delivery service
10:00 A. M. and 4:00 I\ M. daily
LADIES* READY-TO-WEAR
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26, 1946
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.- AVHILE THEY LAST! ' ; •
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VISIT
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A
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MARKET
RESTAURANT
OPEN 10:00 A. M. to 2:00 A. M.
VERONICA ILI.
HOLLYWOOD, July W. (/P>—
S»tcen Actres* Wronic* I ji Iuha* liven stricken wllh influrnxs
and is being given nenicillin.
Mis* I-ak,. iM-cnme ill Wednesday
while nt work on a new picture,
Milk is u*cd in a wide, variety ,
of industrial pnJIurl* such a*,
plasllrs, lextilrs, paper mating, I
paint, glue, films, phnrmareull- ■
cals, insulatinn, fertiliser, Insce- I
tlcldes, penlrilln, plaster, dyes,
animnl feed, preservatives, cxploslvci and clectroplatea,
i
LEGAL NOTICE
T ty C. B. "H o t" Palmer’. Chile Bowl
— THE BEST IN —
* S T E A K S '— CHOPS — FRIED CHICKEN
ALSO SERVING PLATE LUNCHES
PAINT
VARNISH
and
ENAMELS
Larcoloid
HAS
' EN AM EL
BEEN
KNOW N
FOR Q U ALITY
SINCE
Slime
H and
S A1rouble
BI
im m l ii -a t iu k
PROPER FURNISHING REQUIRES TASTE — NOT RICHES
. A moderate sum, apent wisely, will do
much more for your home than a largre
(B E A L )
Bum »p e n t
NllTICK la hereby given lint the
Trustees of the loirrnal I mprovemenl Fund ,.f the HJaf* ot Florida.
I ureuanl
lone, will offer for
hcedleBflly
«*c could allow you rooms that cost thousondq of
■at li ft* o'clock
1840
We apcclallie In quality
paintn for every surface,
and iln»e for every parpoae.
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T<»: MM.OitKO J llt’TI.KII. whtwv
pliirv ,.f nalduirt In *ct| rlnphld
Hlrvrt, Fovlrii l,utK. Vli.lnls
V»»u ,n< tirr.ti, nulirinl and I*■llilrot In ni-pv«r io • rerUIn Util
«■( (nni|<talnl fll»d against r»u for
divnree, t,> VllltNlJN H lIUTI.KIl.
now iirndlna In the S'lrcull Cuurl
nr Henitnula ('minty. Klurlds, on or
before the Hepiember Hals Day,
te-wlr the 2 ml day qf Ksptsmber.
.la dafaull thereof said eituea will
proceed Kr-piflx
l^t tht* ntiler lie publlehed for
the alatutiiry lime tsuulreil by
law In the Hanford tlersht, Hanford,
PTnrlds, a n*w*i>a|ie, of gmarai
rlrrntallun In aatd County and
Htale.
Witness my hand and official
seal ,.f off|<e. al Hanford. Htmlnole
County. Florida, ihle I Mb day of
July.- I*|C
O. p IIEIINMON
r'lerk of Clrruti CoiuJ
I'r E le llmdlrk, U. C.
)NT*f( h' d lnB'u
" KM,NotE
-.w SiT » f HKR. Section It. Town,
ahlp i l South. Hanna It Kail. Conlalnlne fo sere*.
The purrhaier It lo paf the ad*
charming or comfortable as othons coating such tpp.d-
TUB TIIUHTKKS OF INTERN Ala
M '\ ««V*M,KNT FUNOmeeraethe
eratojiuma iu practically any salaried man or wage
n. rt S l ! . 1 nl ,h- Tftteleea al
!”•
[wprowtnwl Kund of
Die R tlli of KlnrMn.
earner Can now afford. Her© arc two of the moderately
dollnrs In furnishings and thnt nre not nearly ns
verHaJap onal
tooEte* •">’ » " d *11 hilt*,
=»=“
priced suites prescribed by our "good' taste clinic."
MODERN BEDROOM auite, at top, in cheerful striped
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wslnut, Is right in keeping with the poetovar tempo
0-|l of!*-:,
On aB
of living. Bed. largo vanity and chest
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TH E
T e r t » lf c i the rro ce «f the World;
To frooioU (bo r n p r a
H a n fo r d
of America;
To Fradece Prosperity for iUnford.
M
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W EA TH ER
T liu n d e r o lo r n u
and
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o lh r r w is o
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXXVII
SANFORD. FLORIDA.
Eatabliihed 1908
M ON DAY.
JU LY
29.
N O . 224
Associated Press leased Wire
1046
«
Georgia State
y Police Face
B lan k Wall
Delegates From 21 Nations-A^e
Convened As Peace Parley Begins
Give Details Of Mob Slayings
.
Talmadge
Promises
Minimum Of Such
Atrocities
During
9 Forthcoming .Term
Dcgnan A Grand Jury Witness
n
iAbolishment Of War
h> nidauit;
Dyrncs Wants Talks
Kevcaled To Press
New Legion r o s t | urged
Handed Charter
By A . Reid Mann
III*
%••••• l«lrt| I’fraal
'H is* P a r is P e a c e C o n f e r ••iiim * tli.tt' w ill t r d r n w th o
m ap
n f E u ro p e
is u n d e r
w a y . I h 'lc g a t e s fr o n t 21 n a
t io n s h a v e c o n v e n e d in th e
L u x c m lm ii r jr P a lttc o to c o n I s i i l e r p e a c e t r e a t ie s f o r Ito ld (duty Post of dm Ammo m j ’a l v , F i n l a n d , lit iit it n r y . R o Ixg io n ; rem p riain g -h0
-m* | n ii l „ | j ,
( t t ilg a r iu . P r c s i*
r^ rpcjf,, - i m m u l t — o f - ^ r
w iM <li»ttirt» nf Mlileli h l r.. •
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,,
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- . MONROE, Gn.. July *29,
(/P) — State Police report
"(hey have run into n atone
wall of silence in trying to
find the killers of four ne
groes near Monroe. Gn. Mnj.
Wiliiartl E. Spence, head of
the Georgin Stnte Police-'|
mcpt anys, "we have talked!!
*<du jHotrbfkjMBk.autLgoiJj
Ixmgwood and Cassel
berry Vets Form
Now .Organization
ten nowhere.’ tve-thin k' we know I
Madden ..f I .me......I is .... .
J
« ' » « • ‘ V .V/ f v r
-who *otn> of the members of tho
n i.io lr ,. m . i u . l a c b s i ,
!•• <M ' »• I he p la g u r^ o fw .r.
nmh nr#, but We can’t prove it."
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Meanwhile, the congregation of
Ifl i* I. knovt it tlt.it br will n&k
Kriil 'Uii"
the f ir s t Methodist Church at
till- | a'|| f ••| t |i« • to ii'.ib* fill Aik
A J 11" n* i •*m t ii i< thr |
Monroe issued a resolution r o l l in g ,
ntgitti,iti"iw ••i"" t** i-ftt imen. Mr
ii««-mI•«» . i • ■ inert u»jr i»t •••
^
upon the local anti 'Valton PaunlyT • w e l l -t o -imT w a r n : f a r m e r .
fnjk|»r
n liu f tbr Ainrriinn deletlclrimiiiitk iii'ii. i» iii i T*s-»i Ibi'i i *, .m l'f] ‘
nuthoritie* to cooperate with th-J • the ear from which four negro, were removed near Monroe,
KIWI"
t .illi -n "goMfiah howl
nilth tnor i. they lmv%* tin»i|il.l* l
Rtata authorities. The resolution by a mob of 20 armed men and shot t ■ death. He told officials
K tliwt !»■ irjrtfltHl, Ily,-rne* \
tlu'ii bin bI me if (u m ir t r Itl.rH 1
brought u prompt retort from the enr was stopped while he wns driving nt«w«r n ’ Tonotry road
oniiirml lli.it tbr various
run.*!rut!it'll t*n Inlul liriti «
Sheriff K. S. Gordon who said—
t*f ttir ro n frrrn rr name
with Roger Malcolm, ( in ig r lleraey a n il, their wives Shortly lu-for*
tin
i
n
!
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u
b'rb
1**1,
j
ji
n
ii
t»
»
art) ready to cooperate with
- 1»«*viat ir|»rrientnti%'V» t«* keep
by
H
i
I'I
mi
|
t’ns
trliir*
iy
.
t*«i
J
iim
*
ho
had
provided
bond,
for
Malcolm
who,
had
been
held
on
n
charge
of
the
selections
rhn
he
fully
ills*
.UXf »tatc. XVo've alw ays been
iit’W iMt*t4 tv»f•*t niril .i to \vbi»* if
!!l Ailjiitm l, M.i i i .i b Mi mlr*l tlm
,mission
it*®!
ready. It didn’t tab* any resolu- of stalibing his^ farmer-employer, apotlier white man. At right, cussed. Tiie
ftiimr on f'.»|i*r nf tt»r ftritponetl
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ie
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(lit
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tlon for Ihat.’’
Coroner W. T . Brown hold- a piece of rope usr.| by ilie toofi m
wl" ‘■cr.cn it
I MMtil • « r i» ' l»niidr*| to
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il may lay down l*cfoir thr A#*
The Slate of Georgia— through tie the hands of the men.
I'11%n\ of III*' fivr \i%ti -atrllltf)
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* llnta-toai.m al) I M'ftthly fivr |m* il.lr nilr> for filial
no
hub
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amt
Oilntub*
fo»
•
Governor K ills A rn a ll—has offer
••Mil *
I Ml •> t'tlny. nm| they
in n ut‘*m r. abut. •**|iiiill* .
■»rlrrtii»n.
ed 110,000 reward for information
' tt'h loratnrron at
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D ll’ «•••!«nil w. a .•» 9X 111A I!!«*•I ihat
leading to the conviction of the
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hnyllght
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It tV|| i-lit I I 't.| 1111 ll» ’ <|HTlfk
2 A laid mobsters who shot down
fltltk Ilf (Mil lllfiy f«•f II Ilflli'H ill
•mti?.ill) mitt <1* - • •
t ut*iiifIt ngM. mii I s t.ii*’
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four nrgrors near Monroe last
• I" I lh.it if
thi r *
»•.tin .
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N o ffic ia l
Thursday.
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Ipiirni r | N* n w i, ii»'
!••(■.t
. i' oof prl rnni*
util ili.t
Hint* »* •unti*
Georgia's
(iovernor - nominate
I • Mir pi«ni|em
•> t.inml .lm . i I I Its d llit'llT u n Mill' ll I Ill'll- lot
n%ri l:«|>|»lii|* i» hr rim rli fltm
Eugene Talm adge predicts that
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atrocities during his four-year
>• «• i * ih*- touted
ti
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(Specinli
Urn need t , expan
A ♦tiviity i |ii - • ••MtHi'lMlI l»*. nil’ll• •• III I•VbIt
term starting next January. In
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a formal statement, Talmadge
f.»* . Mi In * *v"«hi war,
I a Mi
in a i s i H i >.f f i. t-l
to teep ut it'
u «>i lit MtKJttiif.nl mu m«
said that during his thr-u terms
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ip
abend,
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than
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lim it mu. live, 'i n il VfitMi, lUtlfnrd.
as governor of Georgia there was
. till .1 t • v II' f ii* *%(• icicle letrailing
the
ptutessi*
n
doininaleti
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!*«• null nit;* mm While I'I h iih ,
not a lynching in tha ,tate.
id«lines while
i •he
1nt HIM 'I
much ol the .Itscta-si II during N . ut vkrll n .Stamford, tlrr€itit • li.lbll'*
|h*M- h t\ i
II* said that he wns s o r r y i
trade
Ih French
our annu.-i conference >f officials' vkitb. Ilitlg rfrM miuI Wilton, C’lmi
r * i w•• • lm In •
lb l ' i
that a lynching did occur during !
It i I *al.« lit.* •»;*!»•*N l"' Ihat
nod mauagey* of tic 1 1 -ridn
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the present governor’s adminis- i
State Pnimcnp}’ Markets, in XVeit
1 i*y la a H ut tii'* • t Iitmn at . * d*• on miM Im 0 ' .tllie Ullll'RA
| nmi■
tration and th at he sympathises >
ii ha
l»«ri*i h d .«'"•l iii hrnud
Palm
It.' xch’- tbir
Its it .week,'*
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i W r.i I1.till' li« •*' • **li 'l.i> !*•
M'l
•lav Iivlit
I !• *l
vit. taken ns
with Governor A rn all for i K s j N o
T c H t im O |1 V
G I V C I I Director William ■ W ‘Lc u
C A K U T IIK A S \ U X fc. July IV
Adiut.iiii
Mann
- chagrin and ambaigrsemont i t 1
*
• Vi \ m**it'll M nil for Ihr l»n<tii'«
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‘l'lMI• t " I llyrne#'
the system
r a il
lu-rs
1 d»y
|* t hop'd Mill -tl 'hut tt * caused him. T a lra aik A Twrrnt t n to
|lt .*i
l U lliuf.l tit 1 * n in e ton•1 n( lr tbl t»*ii |*'*fB»j|in
GoW«P-r T-ililbll.1 CaM.%el|
llirie vs ill !•• ums . Oi«t.«tit*t •♦•**
On A,
dirt I in (!•«• ri *k*|un nf tt ifflCPi a el mII l|ff»»l |P*i*n lo f
|er< •►’i' •P
Keaton M*>4i M t
^IsaT of nioh violence in Detroit,"1
II
Hi laull wa ♦
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fri»y l»Ot| a IdI tvt.# |}|S b*«licr< I sfat*
the Department of A g r upurr.
vrilli
the
t
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1
Chicago and other unctions of tlm
it **«n •• | •»
» vl - 1 iman r f tho
in theii addie»se. at <-ur 'ine i ■•••
•*M tbr M 18 h:tl|ifn Ifl'* l I * 1 i.UAid "I II *»•••* ...... Illi.p I"
country during the past few y-nr*.
r* " l r r in •
•Kl»t I l»r rfiiwb *»i»*i|M**i| *le»**ii ,.ii t ill »• l**|
Mrs. (jcraldine I'ntrifk. fnrtnrr l rainy eviiitiiR evldencr I " • •>
.
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S**nie ilntonirr t * IN I •**
Hill
*i. n. .1* -cl fil'd i|nw||
Sanford resident nt tins t'ntnlinn I complete
sympathy
w rl.
. fbiii|ii*K "I b»vv arm
dl'l "ff Ml*' M• se.mi f|s..|»
H .Saiif
Mittill dl* IAl • •1
i 11IPs " lilt II
P riv r, wa* found, not guilty nf ! problems and indicated v. pi
to
fit
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Kinnfc II
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two charg e, of f | n l degree arson I lentmn to co-operate to tin • *
| rum pM ing il*. iiiii ft**tn |l«* I
»i tur thr t I |i 11*■•• ».*!•• I t 'Li. Franco
frurkrf MMiltnl f i uni ||»* hiM
vice roll! IDAtale» Uid !•>
ti ii *I Hi linn* im i jippiove.
hy a Jury at tho eonelusion of I tent ■<(• their ahilitlc*. in
In in iiu of ihc |m>l wi**k **n«l ■.flu*1*
' in
uiv-re ^i*le. Tti* feiry ra|*«i/ed ••f that offti r. iiii iiilipr- lii| him
I a two day trial in Circu it Cnurl I attaining of solutions.
itftl nl
t five MUioimthiltman, today vi- »t• •( l.« pi"ti tirndfi"iii
Snlunluy
unfil
ii ' nmi u **!-j
Frid ay cvening-t
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| "Kight now the state sy ri.m
xvi n' tin own into Mir wnt* i
(|iinrtrrn at the \nldtc llo lel Hr
o ffid a lly
in rau irn l
i>
markets is In a ................... " ,,,e
The charges bad liecn brought
tine I'rrsOn, flvi •ynir-ohl h'liv iililliHItidd tliit \ I Hold Mitrhrlt.
I Wrnlbrriviiin II. K. W biliirr nf
h
Stnte.
represented
by
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occasioned
by
s
u
re
r...
Several
l.y the
\ teki*t -v of Cnnithemvilli*, i kiinwti5iiuMnvinl trfir
III III IV«• •*l Ihr I
h.fH$ iiirboa. (Muudy : k lr . UhI.i mI’
A ssistant S late Attorney G eorg e1" " r markets have set new c.U
•t *M'I Thirteen othn** wen- ‘ .tv**.| • pnrislnn and %t *l"hf »t
iinir** la in wbirb may put tb* • il
A. UeCottes on two counts n. | """• tecor.ls during the f, ,
•ifl ?• m |hi**'*Ihly imiip, ni* ""
1i
v%ill
uve six incites f.o
Hi,
•d t hr A mei " in I •
connection with flrrs that <k- !> " " J1"" Hosed, lies, ............I•in. I lo're'f* hreii i n rxnt * • hr* k l»**i f nl !»«•«««I*| t.tl t* i - •
Breaking down in tears wlille
\>U
eurre.1 nt tho CntaliiiH
Drive I'm "* facilities. Those m ail . • I (..-I lod.
he was fingrr-printed at pulir••• 'lo itomher *»f' itersoii1* »>• ,*••! f" >tail n !*• 1*
total 21 hunt mint.dl
I'.l if r
: H M*«
"f Hi liiii'i
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In' v* n *
•iheadquarters this morning frdlinv- home, the property cf W. II ■->
•I.. friiiy AfltOHi; ftl" 1*11 »f
•H* gffit" in
I
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If
i* in*.ruing was
*2
ton
serve
producers
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Messer. <>n Xl.y 21 ami 26. Mam
«f*.i 1-ring
ing arrest for a fraiidulant at
• v• ill "Id ht ol In . «*f
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■•.ford At the t i•nt* •!
definitely
idnnnitig
foi
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oltl Inn* > iHh'I ii itrKl"
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• > a pistol
♦
tempt to cash a |IM> tclrgrapli w ltncssc', inclu.luig Fire Chief oiH-Cattons, now that .
.1* 1 *) \ irkrra.
•IL .
• I »•lllk* f
•ail* a.t
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i.» |.rrim if.l Str'io n in* it* in•
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(tlh ii'l |ll«t • krfilimll)' ih r S***»ll»
• it 'll with
money
order,
Rayfield Moure, M ark Cleveland, were )|Ucslione-l omchinery, and labor pml.l.-"
I Is.I In .............*
fur the-o two periml
I ».* fv iry wa* till liroad I* I * I t^^.Wi purp
shmiM h u ll it tiM'iiitif ij|l l* thr
in
regal'd
!•>
the
fires.
tall 17 year old negro youth,
t i ^ i iflrii he
2.It. inches. It »n* n-pmi.-.l
.tic rasing up. T his Is .......I in
lit* M u loaded liiirk'Pi. •»* I *•• Mill I**1 pteil.lM 'I l»v I 1 •• I .1 .III"! !»• • I"
old fit Ii|*tfi«-*l .laiky Ini lit I 'Wtl
A
motion
for
a
directed
verdict
confessed to police that h e ,h a il
h* Ily, ilrpiii Iniriit
n.iii.H-Mt of .••(••III l*',t 11 I* ' * * I iving jilnlrii
l r „ i.it early to detrrniitn deu. lv , |,i
ness on tiirir part, for it Itnig
fitl'lity iiml In a iltrnlv k* thei and |»rnpHk«*t l»y (wo luf
attempted the forgery and that made Frid ay l.y F., F . lloOsbold- tikr nmrketa for our iu o i I u I h age rlorie to seed bed* whirl, m u
;jH*l | i* inhri tlf'lll t • "I i M*‘ t.li '4 Miitr on
ImmI n. The ttighoAt. pilot m . duty .StahilifAtifili S'"
rrliKH'HA
Hiituir.
V be was an-escaped convict from er and Fred K. W ilson, attorneys shciild temain excellent. I li.u o c r , | show injuring efforts later i- Ihr
tii tested
In H
II nfi MNfKr<» lluni'ir*' nt Hip tium, Karl K" k «*i »*. hni*I the of lle r v fy Hreii I'oif of Mintit*, a.^nfiit *1 >vp|"i *. u »
» the Quincy County ja il where he for the defense, w a, denied by it la hafrl to r*c bow sonic »f week.
f it ly war liriirhtly tiichted. and nnd will hi- dtrertid t*y V n r S||||||(IV ftf !d llirfii ill the t o t
At
Ihr
(tnlaiy
r
iu
li
lunrhroii
hrM
C
lrru
ll
Judge
M.
B.
Sm
ith.
T
here,
had i*e n serving a five year
i.Him of n lm ai iliralip hy Police
uur marki-ta ran givo nde<|iiat‘<
Deep water was reported east m | At Ih r r.nmimiiTiy llnihlinir. Dr. turd to * par * In front nf tin* r«iin mu mier (Niton
upon the attorneys for the de service in the bundling of Hdaentence.
•t •
ID > H \\ dl mi .Min tiftnr
the
Municipal
Hall
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Mini
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lime
The young negro, who is six fense nnnounrrd (list they had increaaed produftlnn, without r .
li.nl t•.1*
* l • ft miii the
•It Im
Avenue.
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feet two inches in height, was no testimony to offer and the pniideri and improved furilitn
f •>. * -11f I ilting
. « Ii i
was
stalest
by
fh>'»l
v
a
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nny
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1lie pilot NUI*| lie fllt-Mt* I I
ordered to stand up in his cell case went to the jury upon thr
• ^ I • i si i •••■i ami
"I wax happy to note that V'mirtienth and f a t Axci.o • n- fv i r pr«»*l"‘ • I !!»• lH'loni?ril( Mi
Seen F o r (ioldslioro
A .•mill? In thr fr»iy »#*
thi* morning and was Itlsntified testimony offered l.y the State Governor Caldwell
rev.ul.-i
.. m.iruing. 7'licro. wn .......... .
' the atlrnil1
Mr*
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>tlin
ml,
t„
mie
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Ishiikrt l|tf htii whrn •( *l»
by Lester Tharpc, manager cf Mrs. Patrick, therefore, was not thorough grasp of our ptol.l.m
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nl i
Mmmji $T|
F irjich Avrnup and I til.'*.
1rnimt *ito i .1 an.I most .rlign.n | »* * mih e- a n d ptO V rd •• f*
i In I,
I
F r r r v* ill II
the Wesfern
Union Telegraph called to the stand to testify.
*»••
• 1'ileri
I was doiltdy happy to hra< t "■ S i . »-r| Writer was ..•• ............
rare* •**t. II,* lived wilt,.ml
ld*l«**l" Ii •
S a id llf ik 'n • “ I
Company, as the oefsnn
who on
.
The Jury after retiring a ;
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express
his
wholchrai t. I
rare • , ,, • .t.lv-. .., HitVv-v»■* . I*, • •I ft£li!lfi|C nt) w llrrl 1.1 I. i*
I.oi.ids nf i arp u. rI*. * ." I
•t r urtillr t *
• •
Saturday noon had attempted^ to proxim alrly 25 minutes returned prnval of expanrion of m ail
I
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wt**n
ward- ao> .ne. in. lii.r.l I
I*-•*. Inin mi thr out *ldr. Ini* it l"tn t I-e*i Mini IliiM ** It. ">•*-•
cash the t!50 money order after a xerrliet of not guilty on laith | where expansion is Justified Thr district at lairu-t X'.-oin
I*' id liArik of
a lo-liexe. in ^ilriie* Mini haontv. MMik D wn, a drinl hit right tnd U p re p a rin g In lainl«|
( i 'XmI I II*' . *
i t t having sent a telegram to Homer charges of arson.
II •a lla a r* ns I ' . , , I S r m
tii*- ii
.Slim’, together
At
and devoting min-b nf hi.s Inn. 1Mutdstde."
Sam aritan 11••i•** f"t \r*•"1*1
* Dickson of Quincy asking for
lo K'eiil Inoeml* .Iiinr of whir',
.1.11.1 w »l|| lit. | t Vrijil ••I | hfolher h*f
IV I t h .
I'antoi It. L
I " • «•
this money and signing the name
.•dmittrd l" Ih* Meetch Slur®
took plan, nmntin. after ilealli
li.tlay
of John W. Campbell nf Miami
M u * fl.|CI <*l*llJ*g to Chief W il
and lasted fm -suvrial days.
A
permit
to
tmild
(hr
hnnir
tins
who la a business partner of
12 P e rso n s R eceive
Dr. Mrt'aslin. wa* Introiliircd
jilid l*rfii issiird nnd liiatrriiilft liam .. T h - ymitli m veule<| that
* Mr. Dickson in tha trucking lint.
had kept the pistol niddrtl
M r*. Faina G iles Fuller cf tir- hy Andrew Carraway, who had
Mr. Tharpc said Dili morning
C o m p en satio n Pay fni Hia roiivir tnl mu nn% firing hr
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lando w ill address the Sanford charge of tho program. President |
a rn iin u latM
d ut tin* n fritrr <d Among sottte weeds near the Hoi*
that he became auspicious when
G. A. Fpeer tend a letter (torn i Payment of unemplnyeil mm- Fighth
Street and , M iilh n ry ler Motor Sale Company.
tha n*gro was unable to offer
W A S H IN G T O N . Ju ly W - O P I -- the K n ,ll.h m .n m .t up w ill, an ! n 'n ’a " ' ^ ^ ^ u L h l 'n " K m
T h r i'iu i * ha h^ n tmiufrrre<l
thr prrxidi-nt of the Gainrsvillr priisatiim in Semimtle County diii'- Avenue Anyone de-irinr: (•» n.iRi*«t
roper Identification* and told
of I n j world a liiih m tn who was just as n»My j tfiy* arm nlinff to sn anmiunrr* Rotary t'luh in which .11 wa*
t** Jnvetnlr t*oii|t. II** is a resident
im that unless ha >rould furnish Tho boss or
in thiv work i« fftpHlnl In run
mg
the
week
ending
July
2"
greatest pro'vo fore**—The United as t b j Englishm an
When the : ment today by an official rf the atate>l that every qualified stu
roof of Identity he cotlld not States
Wil "ii in nf Sleepy ||**l!"W il I it" Mont"®.
■.mounted to 1247.60 and urn- tart Pu^tur It- I
Cover”
—— * - ' Postal
n—
•Governmental
InIrishm an got- a •-*»
letter threaten- i group.
dent will Im- admitted lo the r„i„V> to 12 persons, C a rl B. Smith (* **111thorn.
t
have
the money. Moore then to|d spectors—says
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department mg bodily harm, ha set tip a
^hlm .' ba declared, that his car Just doesn't se«in to produce
M rs. F u lle r I* n well known University of Honda next Fall. rhairman of the Florida lndustri.it
S la t e I ah>|» A im s F o r
any howl. The postal Inspectors moved C ivic
w hid broken down, and ha would
leader In Orlando and at but. auplirali'ms for admittance Commission reported today.
T I L T S r o S lP O N F M
thing
In
the
way
of
newa.
in
then
and
tha
Englishm
an
wa*
l lc t l c r C la s s H all
go to-It to get hla driver* license
present she I* chairman of Irgi- must iw in by Anjf. 16.
luted tn >
Throughout the atntv, hr »*i<J, mAll softball game .
A t least that's what Chief !n- convicted.
A resolution wa» read lament
aa a maan, of Identification, lie
latinn with Ibe State Pedetatlnn
payments totalling tl31,36‘rS wrie he played tonight in (he (Tty
Doran says some cases take a of Women’s Cluha and hold* a ing tin* death of Calvin C . Blanc
sald h* was wiring for monay jpvctor James Doran thinks,
P A I.A T K A . Ju ly 29—-(AT— F lo
Soft hill | |.riguc At til*' |.ftkff|Of|t
owrever, Doran declares Ihat lot of tlm.A One he recalls in -similar pnsltlrn with the Slat" and was unanimously adopted hy made lo ft,6^6 person*. T h i, * » i Park have been rAW rllrd «lue t*» rid,, Htatr I rag ,,r l
fans
to get the ear fixed. When, after J'0'
an
Inrrra.*!
ovVr
payments
of
$.'1.the disappearance of Federation c f Business and Pro the club. George Hline recom
about an hour he did not return. hia outfit may not make news. It volved
threatening
wentlifi
ami
wet I,an- lir e , |>r..,„i..-,| faster play
772
made
the
previous
week.
mended llial tbr club sponsor
will, Idi-ketine upon the part
Mr. Tharp* notified Dm - pollc*. ha« the beat record o f all aa far nmney. Doran says it wan months fessional Women.
giounds.
rfiilmirr of llou*tnn Ilfch*
before the trail finally was n ar
This morning at 11:00 o'clock aa convictions are concerned.
Hl>« la alao prominent In rlm i'li the
••t tf„- player^ A fter a meeting
a letter carrier, work and is rhalrmnn nf the cork At ll'ty** Statu in Tnlhihmue*
Patrolman Georg* V. Bmith ■In
•it ._-x,'r,,ii»p diit-ctor* last night,
Doran says that In hia 26 years rowed down
company with Patrolman R. 1* a* an Inspector, he's run Into all who also was. treasupjr for a Board of Education of the Fu st At a rout of $'J0 and this was
I',, r.ideut K. t, Padgett of Dayroved hy tho rlub.
GUIyard, recognised
Methodist Church and also Vue
toim llt-ach said ili.it ' league
aorta of rases, from a gent who church organisation.
retltih from tha dascriptlnn given insisted on using second hand
the
Inter-Faith
Dr. M cfaslin related a number
Doran
™ran says that
mat -when
-worn the
me President of
dirpx’tura would r«- state tn mana
J jt o Ipolice by
/ Mr. i W p * end postage stamps to murder.
ctlmoniou* old tprpocritc final- (Council of Central Florida. Mm . f anrntolr* regalditig the old
sanctimonious
ge
and player, their duties and
—
im
*
negro.
Speaking
nf
longevity
arrested him. It developed -that
Fu
ller
was
formerly
Chairmen
was. apprehended, he kept
M-sponnibilities and would discuss
sran says he’s run Into some •tw Myltuf
of
tha
Human
Relations
Com
to
an
octogenarian,
D
r.
M
cC**lin
Moor*, alias James Johnson, had
_
_
_
_
_
_
____
__
hi* pocket* end sayingPHILADELPllIA, July 29 Ml w lisl he did, why lie wore a tin- .am e matter with umpire*.
lPusting characters, too. Take
ed the old negro as replying,
f been staying In “ *
'
“ Sorely, Mr. Doran, you don't mittee of the National Counril
Patlgi-U sal-1 the league's sole
— Police in Philadelphia htqei uniform, and did he have a gun.
the case of the Englishman who
an
ah
walks,
ah
walks
slow,
“ ' weak and. It was
of
Woman
and
was
for
four
think I would MaHj thi, money."
Uirce broke in in *»y, "I'd like aim during th» final day* „f tha
that the pnrent* of a fiva-yi-ar
ah
sits,
ah
sits*
loose,
and
Roy 0. Williams was Uklng his lived ih New York, described by
years
a
member
of
the
PbuMa
Wsll, says Doran, he as <ured
old hoy will soon appear and ert lo know yuur name" liut tho spiisoii i.< tn bring about a better
Doran aa a ."very mean, hard
fingerprints
that tha youth
i ..................
^-glslature. M rs. Fu ller im* licet when ah worries ah goes to the youngster away from the youngster only gavo a jubilant spirit of cooperation <>n the part
tha carrier that he didn't believn Lrglxlati
bitten cues.
!'
down and confessed.
a
frequent
sneaker
for
civic
«rsuch an awful thlnr. But Doran
house. The boy was found shout and raced around the room of player, manager, umpire and
Seems that this Englishman said ha would Ilka the farrier In ganisationa throughout Florida.
. Patrolmen Smith and GIU
A negro maid, when told by slalloii
fan than over lo-forr.
at midnight last night, when he on hia veiocipetk.-.
couldn't stand Irish:
wort commended by Chief
caniral
for
tha
first
time
it'
was
ramoya the
he had
Tho
sergeant
askr
I
the
hoy
if.
halted
traffic
at
one
Philadelphia
llama for their good work,
distance from Naw. York,"
I. a
i.iu^.L
"1,'•
Wilson Tells Of Need For More
Market Facilities And Research
r
Mrs. Patrick Is
Found Not Guilty
Of Arson Charge
In Behalf, of
' ftmW
Ten Persons Believed Dead After
Ferry-Barge Crash On Mississippi
Kninfall Damages
yi Seed Beds, F
Lrw Arehs In City
lie-
Negro Arrested In
A ttem pt To Forge
$150 Money Order
1*^ »*
High Tribute To
Southern Darky ’
Nt’Lrn> Kact* ('liaracIcrizcd A Fond Of
IMiisic And Kcdi^ion
Boss Of Postal Inspectors Says His
D epartm ent Ju st Doesn’t Make News
, .
Police Nab Youth
For It i f l i n g Gas
Station Kegister
Edna Fuller To
AddrcH.s Kiwanians
G
K
Philadelphia Police Sergeant Given .
Third Degree By 5-Year Old Youth
E
negro la being * "
word from Quincy
tima someone from the ^•Old
h£ t
in hia
over to
ISigliahman would*open u p ’wllha
Butt
bam ga of nasty lattars.
w n
Jg*
six :
Motion pictures showing meth
ods of Ilf* savior **<11 *ha shown
at. 1:00 o'clock this evening at a
Bly Seout Court of Honor maetlng
which will ba held at the Episco
pal Parrish House, It was an
nounced by Ralph A. Smith, scout
COLLINS DISCHARGED
PHMS/e Clyde R. .Collins, 224
and turn It
things like that,
outfit Jual doesn't
way of making
■
^
CARDS ARRIVE
Boxes containing mote than
70.000 American Legion member
ship cards for
cetved today at Bute Legion ____
ItElIiott, AR3c
Ive DischarKc
Die
R. Elliott. A. B. 3/r.
husband of Mra. MarSanford, has been
o Separation Center
hla horn* for discharge
AT8 Squadron Five.
Five la tho northernting squadron . of the
• 1
Transport Service,
"It show 1*" *nfl. hung
the receiver. A negro mad,
i why he refused
work
fu '
Saturday night, whan he
t mind working on any other
of th* weak or avert on
y, replied, “ Mlstah, If you
var bean a colored n»w on
y night, you'd never want
a- w h it e man again/*
tors at_ the Rotary Club
included Jack Hottell, RoIrill, George Millar and Jack
ht of Orlartdo and Li*uL
Briton Norris of Watb-
D.
C.
Intersection by riding across the bo had aeen his mother lately,
street In carafra* fashion on his and tho boy answertd: "A long,
long time ,ago." So I’.iccv tried
velocipede. •
.When - th * youngster was a new approach, and sent for a
brought to the station horn*-, sandwich, some milk and ire
Police Sgt. William Rleca began cream. The boy gave his undivid
to throw some questions, but he ed attention to the food, and then
soon found that ha himself was opened up with a new deluge of
being glvad Ut* third- degree. questions. Finally he said, “ I’m
RiCoo Inquired, “ What's your tired Do you . get tired?" SgL
num*T“ Tha boy cam* right back Rieco replied. “ I certainly da."
with, “ What'a youra." The Ser and turned the boy over tn tbu
geant asked tha same thing again, police matron. This morning,
and this tima tha youngster re after a night'* sleep, the youngs
plied w^th a whole barrage of ter was back at hia, game of qulxqxristlonf. IT, Mked the sertennt master.
Rent Controls Arc
Re-Established Here
* II. \V. Wolcott, head of tha local *
rent control office, reported to
day that rent rontrols naxo heen
rc-cnlAblisbed and ail renta on
registered property revert back
to the Juno -30. l'Jt'l railings. •
Evictions which had begun proerasing prior In Juno 30, 1944 but
had not* been completed would
have to ba reprocessed. Under Flo
rida law IS day* eviction notice
is required.
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W EDNESDAY, JU L Y 24, 1948
T H E SA N FO RD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
VACE FO UR
Feds Continue To Hit A s Packers A re Trdunced 10-1
Legal Notice
C i u r r iT m i
COUNTV. UTAH
t(h CIRCUIT <
PAl'I.IN): AMII
I'latntirf
v.
R O Y A U lIC K IIt
l> e l- f"lx n t
|||V
N O T I I 'K
<>K
In th . N'amt
Flnrl'ts —
To—H*>y Alnt.i
Hire,I. Ilrlilu-sx
WANTED
Colored « a n or woman to rook
for • people, family style. Hood
•alary plus room and board.
Perm anent work' for tig h t per
son. Hot 9'J r /o Herald.
FOR RENT
You *ie hilrlt) roitiltlri’Mtr I to
appear In the lllll of Complaint
f tie <| i«K*ln*t you In (ho Circuit
Court, 9fIt Clr* ult. c*»ui»*y **f H* r»i
liolr. Mli'l Htate ••( KI**»|||.I. In the
ra»« *.f rm i i.* \mti*i*hl. I'lalnttff,
vc ra ua ftoy AmUuthl. l»rfrndanl.
Mil. rein Ito r*ll*f »o«fttl| la dlv*»rt •
**n AukUi I *»(h. 1*1*. and f#i*l y*»u,
not rise * if. • ir»i pro rnnfree•» mil
h* entrr«d *a*ln«t v«»u. and tin
!'«•« prorrrel .*a*lnet ton ex i-iite
It Id flintier nr daft*! Mint till*
notice of publication •#* • puhllih *d
otic* a «»*v f«»r four p u h m i .I i%•«
Week* In III*' lorn ford II* t .♦Id, .1
n*%%ap.ip*r t>t Krneeal rltviildt l»*o,
ptihllnhrd In Katifurd, Hein Ino Ia
c.»unty. Florid*
' f (one
ind urd*re*| at K a tifo fd ,
H eirilim l.
• ..».!*• a
F lo r id a
th l.
lu ly
n th . m «
li
I* l l l l t N H ' . J
r
C' trull Court C |,tk.
H« IfiMode
•'••iiiitjr.
F o 'il- fn
.
5 ARTICLES FOR SALE
I BOOM m ilag e trailer- Can LAWN tables—Will vent H peo
ple comfortably. -Scats attacharminmiMlatc
410 Myrtle.
rn . Painted $ l». unpainted *-5.
FUHNISIIKD .1-mom npartuu-iU
II,u |H2, Manford.
ground floor. 107 N. b x u il,
T n t6 h e ^ T ? f M .- *f n ni'li' W l) . "
ltOOF PAINT
BOOM npt. Jo elderly or mid
for metal or composition
dle-aged couple or lady, phone
IIILI. IMPLEMENT f ll.. IT
LABGK cool front i ■.run with
private bath, t'lo-e In. Sum
mer rate-. V'l'i !.. Jo,I :-t.
I.Mty l AllltlA'iF.
leathei
with rubber tires. $10. I
rrlli—small -ire, with rnnlti
iK.ttu, good ci million. 122 j
endo Ave.. Phone IOOH-M.
2 IfE D ItooM s with kitchen privi
leges fur working gills. Phone USED giu range, p u fc c t condi
tion, high oven, tiurguin. Phone
30.1.
__ ____ ; ____
2
W ANTED TO RENT
IIIIHT have furnished bouse
apartm ent before August
Permanent, no children. Wi
H igh. I'h. 82*W.
FUKNISHED house or
room apt. Close in
an t residents. Plume
P. 0 . Hox M21.
3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
WHEN you buy a Inline, gel a
6 year fire and windstorm In
surance policy. You will save
approxim ately 1/3 of the cost
and may liay tlie piumium in
5 annual Inslullim-nts. See C.
. M, Hoyd * Co.
TW O-slory house in one of the
• nicest Inralb.nn in Sanforil.
Phone 1040-W.
40 ACHES of ritrils mid Irurs
land fenccrl, r.'y a r r r . rlraierl
Flowing hr a n r Ii i n n n i n g
through. On mail mute, elec
tric line and telephone. Gulden
Lake Drive. flOMV.
I.AIIGE 2 wheel trailer with wnt-
WANTED; Listings of farin'
homes, groves and busines
Stanley-Huger. Hardware C".
0
ARTICLES W ANTED
IN HUYINC OH SELLING
REAL ESTA TE it pay. tn den
through experienced brokers- ll
you have grpvex or other pro
perty to m arket, or if you ur<
yourself In tho tnniki-i, contact
Wm. 0 . Bencher of C. F. Hatch,
elder, 2H FUst Washington H|.
o n undo, phone DH20.-
DITKS of song I m Cio Iiir
Hight Hack To My Dear Old
w ritten l«y
Florida "Home,'“
Itobcrt W. Pear
f t . 00 per copy,
to Both lUartnan Apgnr,
Kcylodd Hldg., Miami 32.
7 Pet*, Liveitock, Supplies
HAHHITS, kutebe. and complete
e*|uipinent for sale rbeap. 2
finer hnver brooders and 3
decker battery & other equip
ment. Charles l>. Bridges, cull
Have your po rtrait ^aken a t
NfCIIOLLS STDUIO
220 Meisch Illd*., I ’hont Uf >'J
Children a specialty
FER TILI/.EU
91.26 a ' ‘bag? 26l
&&-gallon m etal
drums, , good
condition, |2.00 each. Southern
Chemicals, Inc.,' 201 N. Kim
Ave.. Phone t)6L
ORTH Carolina grown Copenbegan .Cabbage plants, ready
A ui,, 15th to Nov. 1st. Place
your order now for early de
livery. Call 785-51.
ONE hammer mill complete with
power u n it Grind your own
read, grit* and meal.
2528
llAHY’H play pen wanted in good
condition, phone 436-B.
8
HELP W ANTED
le -I'h . 1095
gold vrrlet w atch—Flexinn.
Six months old.
caah. Phone 050.
good old thing*.
Mr*.
s M u n n . Geneva._________
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
A N D BAR
112 WEST FIRST STREET — PH ON E 880
v*
k
II
ltd* I ' f f l i
rn;*•••■ to
l* '» t
lankit.tf rurtt|Mto u>K •
I*r Til K riTI/KVM HWK
I LOOK HANDING
mid finishing. Cleaning and wax
ing. New floorn surfaced to per*
fret inn. Old tlnois made Ilk* new,
DENT \ (A lt
Vllt D im I. IT
PHONE 700
8THICKI. \N D MOKHISON
U-DHIVE-IT. INC.
WNS in a w e d.
llcasonnble
rices. Jerry laird, plume 7H8-
305 EAST SECOND STREET
«»F
Forty-hlx.
J. M. lefCB
Comp* r o l l t r S t a t J of
Florida
i i i IN n i h j n
o r
m s s n i.i m ix
NUTII'K Is hrrrliy , n , n Ih .i on
th . ilt'J t b r of AllKU.I, A I' ISIS.
Ih n
u ndr 1 *lsn-<1
sltaroholrlrfx.
nwnlnir nil ihn slorh nf ihn M*unInoln Tire Shop, In r, will N p p iih i
Ihn llonorahln M II Hmllli. al Inn
A. M. a t h i, nffl.n at lh« Ouort
llounn at H-rnfont, Florida for all
order of lU.noluilony of lha rlnniInol. Ttrn Mhop. Inr.
O V lI I D O i |ornt#«t iit
r i.o
I t l l ’ A. mil o r ^ 4 B «*»l iih*i • • th«
U w i of Klort«l»*. h.:n ••»io|»ll*i» w ith
U lT IC R
T il
A PPRAR
TO: Urn. C. Ilarlffan.
placa
■II III* pltnUlutii a*e*lt|l«'««l l'» I*J •*f rr«id*nr* I* itnkn**«-n
COni|*ll«*1 Hlllt l*V I INI 11ml.lo v
You are hertby r*<|ulr*d to ip*
U m « o f |hf* iU d t r o f K I o Ii I n I r *1*1 o p*ar «*n lha Ulli dav of August. A.
« ratit|*«n>* * 11*11 I*# <* »(h« » *»-*«l I** D- H li. In A rrrtain *ult for
vorra prndlng lo (He Circuit
•oim m nrp lit * hu*»ln-«* o f M a r k in *
• f Hernlnolr Counlr. Florida, arr
n o w .
T i ll - : i t i- k *»i c i :.
i.
*
it
.ttihrrv lut' d till* of arhlrh *ald r»i«
LKK, <*oifi|ili»>llrr of Ih* HUIp **f I*
Fill* Ixtu llarlgan. I'lalntlff %a
Kloroln. *,i T'rlftr nf low nillfinrlt)
trflril In Ittr !.> ,‘irriu n 1121 "f the Win r llarlaan. l>ef-nJa»il.
W||n*»* my hand and official
llitlo il 'lioiin.il M / i i ' - I I 'Hu
ll* r*f(ir» i tj *t m»- r i i •*/•:%» ■#a! at Hanford, lUmlnal* County.
Htat*
of Florida, thla Ith 'd a y , of
HANK o r OVIKPO. of OVIKIKI
In the County of NI.MI.MM.i: an I
lit* Htat* nf FlorkU I* authorls«-t|
O. P. IIFIINIH.N
In commence* the butlnera of l!«rtkInir under the name at*o%r rtvm
with a capital ■Inr* of KIKTY
To Friends and Custom ers of
LUCIAN JOHNSON
We arc pleated to announce th a t Lucian Johnson
is now a m em ber of our Service O rg an isatio n .
- ~ Strickland-Mnrrison Inc. ~
A uthorised
SERVICE
Thc Ri'RlHtration Books will be open
for the (ieneral Election on Monday,
August 5, 1916 at my officeH in the Sanford Herald.
lxiurine A. Beal,
Supervisor of R egistration
SUNDAY AFTERNOON - JULY 28
2:()() p ,
' ‘
SEMINOLE SPEEDWAY PARK
Casselberry, Florida
SIX THRILLING RACES INCLUDING
FLORIDA ONE MILE DIRT TRACK
J A C K K M I H I II IM t lS
X I A l l V N L I . I . V t l 'II II IK O N
Ori'MIK-lltUNK HXMTM
PHONE 400
h lS T If S ;
T il
A P P IIX II
LEARN TO BUILD
PLANES
V'MI ■ !* I i r t r l i ) |*4|*|lr« -I lo n|».
p » » r on » h . i : t h .L o
A l i e n . I . A.
t i 1S»«, In a c s r ln ln . " I I fo r illn i r r , p e n d in g In i h r d r* - o i| i ' o i i i I
o f H e m ln n ln I 'm m lr ,
F lo r id a , sn
a h h r r v la l.d
I I I lw of
w l t l r ’i
s a lt
e a e r Is : I ' l a r . n r . T y n e r . I ’l n l n l l f r
vo. D o r o t h y It. T y n e r, l> «rrn dn nt.
IV Iln e a s
my
hand
ar.) o f f i c i a l
s e a l a . c l . r W n f I h . D t r a l l C o u rt
o f K e m ln n l. C o u n ty , F lm l. g i, . h i .
I h . * th d a y o f J u l y , A. D. I S I S .
I I P. IIL H N IIO V
•*lerlt o f C ir c u it C u .iii
H em lQ o le C o t ir ly C h .ild a
IIIK A t .) '
.
L arge Selection of
SOLID MODELS 15c to $1.50
For those who arc interested in
U-CONTROLLED FLYING MODELS
W e have a m uch larger selection ran g in g from
$1.95 to $8.98
MANY POPULAR MODELS
MERLIN SUPER ‘B’ MOTORS $21.50
LARGE SELECTION OF BOATS
DESTROYER MODEL NO. 40 65c
TO:
• irritr,
to
ftanettoned by, and ran under tbe rules and refutations of tbe
the appointment
a ppsia ii
V e r n a l» tie d fo n t. <.(,>••* nls.-.
r r . l d e n r . t . Itlcl* H | , i . i e
s
i*
Y ou a r e h e re b y re q u ire d tn s p .
p e . r nn th e I t t t i d . v n f A n s o M A
ll. I S I S . .In a re r ia l ri s u it In r dl
v o ic e p r n d ln a In llie C l r r u l i C « s i l
o f H e m ln .d e
I'n u n t r. F l n i l d a . s n
a b h re v ta te d
t ill,
of
Hbi*-h
..Id
e a « . U : It n l.e r l i \ tte d rn r l. I ’lalnO ff. va. V e r u a U M e d fo rd , t i.f e n d a n l.
W lin e a .
r a r b and and n f f l r l a l
•sat a t H a n fo rd . H em tnule (,'n u n lv .
H U I s n f F lo r id a . I I P . S lh d u e of
nf
laalae A It
n . |». IIKItNIMIH
Clerk uf Circuit Court
W. G. HAILE, JR
[World War II V«t«ranl
ORLANDO office
1164, e/o S
Phone Qrogan
rd H ard war*.
tusework or cooktine Jernlgan, 010
. , J, ' " AnJ
1i . w
To Promote the Progress of America |
To Prodoce Prosperity tor Hanford.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEU
VOLUM E XXXVII
THE VIKING OR THE CLIPPER $1.50
j e e p s & H a l f t r a c k s $ 1.25 to $1.50
COMPLETE LINE OF BALSA WOOD
from 1-32” to large block*
X-ACTO KNIFE SETS 60c to $7.50
EXTRA X-ACTO KNIFE BLADES 10c ea
.
X-ACTO SANDERS 50c
HAND DRILL & P IN VISE 75c
BALSA STRIPPERS $1.00
**
HEADACHE
T H U R S D A Y . JU L Y
SANFOIU). FLORIDA,
25.
1946
Arwocialrtl Prewi I-ea.scil Wire
OP
A
Revival
Bill
Sent
By
Slap British
DamagedBy“A”Bomb White Paper ! Congress To White House
Observers Impressed
By Power of Atomic
Explosion, Is Most
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Powerful Of Five
A t le n til 15 w o r s h ip s h n v e
b e e n s u n k o r tin iirn K '-tl U n d ly
b y t h e u n d e r w a t e r n to m ic
bomb in :Bikim-Ingoon -yeste r d u y .
T h e 3 8 ,6(H) to n a i r c r a f t
c a r r i e r S n rn to K n , t h a t t w ic e
w a s ' b a t ilte d u p b y t h e J a p s
d u r i n g . t h o w a r , h a s gonfi
t in liattleship Arkansas, nnd txfii
smaller c ra ft—a concrete yard
oiler and a tank landing ship.
In addition, five sutimai lues whi*h
had been submerged, have l^eil
sighted on the In ttom of th.'
lagoon.
Hix other trite ships* are in a
bad way—Mating heavily. They
are the battleships New York and
N tgato, the carrier, Indcpcndenre
—the Dig " I ” of the Pncifi:
ranipWptCf the cruiser Peijsaroln,
the d e s t^ v e r Hughes, ami the
transport hsJInn.
In tlie fm \i> f this, ( niiilllodorc
Hen II. W y a tr the deputy mili
tary governor of the Miirahnll
Islands, had this to say today
of the second test at Ilikini
“ It was a nice shower hath
for the Navy."
Hut lho«c who watched the
explosion am) saw the results
were impressed tremendously try
the power of the ntomir to.pedn
—possibly the most pnwciful of
all five a-boinbs yet expoded.
One high-ranking naval officer
told a» Associated Press ooc*
lospondent:
"Frankly, if there bad . b< eu
men oh the ships, and they h.td
seen tons r f w ater hurled froni
the lagoon to pour down un the
ships, and then seen mists am)
k'team and wnter rushing toward
them, 1 don't l*li#ve tl.ey would
have been fit Ito fu rtla i b a ttle "
~Tlnjie v i r f J i v klir k » > n iM
f u in the air, said it was so
Cowerful that the battleship Ar
ansas w as shoved fai out of iAo
original anchorage Just before
she sank. And other target ves
sels-near the vortex were tossol
about like toys.
Brigadier General linger (i.
Barney, commander of the 20th
lUmber Force, who was one of
• those right over the lagoon when
tbe bomb went off saiil it looked
as though tbe explosion left a
great mess. When his plane was
State Of Florida
Budget For Year
Totals $116,153,000
jerusnjem Hotel Blast cd Bv Terrorist Bombs
•JM M SAI.KM . July 2ft—
Jewish leaders ill Palestine today
»• nmiitiiil munilly the white pap i
IsstiejJ by^thc_llritish governtnc’it
yrstrrday yesterday Tn London.
The llritish white paper declam l
among other things th a t the
powerful Jewish agency In P ales
tine wti. p artly ^ rvsponalM* for
the u-cent wave of violence theie
and m aintained cl^so connections
-writ tr H *n<r-tinc—mil m round—«'"I =
terrorist groups. The w hite pa|n'r
liarked up its charge by quoting
from iclegrnm s alleged to have
. Let ii »ent by lie ogtoicy to undo .
ground lender*.
Today " a *|»okc**nmii for tbr
ngrncy challenged the Uriti^h
yovernineni to prove th a t itilc *
tntnt. Thu xpoktamnii denied the
charge th a t the Jewish agency
had anything to do with any of
the telegram s mentioned In thv
white paper. Not n single, one of
tlmse te le g a ms, tho spokesm-m
Jt'-eited. em anated from tNj Jrw
l«h avenry in Pale.lin?.
This was tike first official lenetinn from
Jewish agency ta
tjie white p a |v r charges. Earlb r.
however, the form er new Ziomliignnim tiun Itead idtterly Ctili
ded tbe w hite paper. He -aid: “ h
would j.-ein to us th a t Ih# wlliir
paper come- like n dam p aquil*
after ill,. - i’ll,a t ions th a t w eir
promised.”
Meanwhile in la>ndnn, At.it.
AT THE HEIGHT OF \ STD It M 11 Hiillimnto. Md , William Kern sutures derlntr-d that lh« Hrllt-h
Kiivernment is doing all it ran
I.elbcn (above). |J . wn- wnsbed into an open >'111111, ki.'>cked «>ff hi- lo sell America the idea of divid
feel nnd sw ept t h r o u g h - e w e r f u r n mile, and half te a" mill.-I where ing Palestine into Jewish nnd Alai,
he was rescued. Here M illinm is shown with iiis mi liter.
districts.* T he A ral* said Britain
1 l o l e r i i u t i o i i u l l now i. cnvinced th a t thcrC a >.<•
hope of se ttin g up a peaceful atat in which neither Jew s nor Arnt*
, would dominate. They le fe m id to
| the recent tioiuh explosion in
Jc n isaltin ’s King David Hotel a*
clinching the nrgnm rnt.
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I I,. d eath toll now has chined
to is! in tike King David bonilnng,
white the list of nil-stlig has ■Ir>>(»pc,I to f>5. Medical o ffire t. in.I I
rngiiieers on the scene have ,■ ven
up all hope of finding any muni .
Victims tillvo in the rubble. Hut
tho w a rrh for homli victim -till
is going on,.
Chandler. Paints I Migratory Labor
Dismal Picturt j Pa id $64,541 In
Of Traffic Hopes Sanford District
MCH
Gen. HutchisSon
Presented With
Legion Of Merit
May Wrote “ Ike”
In Behalf Of
Garsson’s Son
\rmv Captain-Court
Martialed I'or Disoheyinn Commands
Campoigns In
Morolni not
nan Wins
Florida Growers Are I2.K67 Days Of Labor
PeHsimistic
Over Was Performed For
Vegetable Imports Average Of $5.09
Brewster Expects
More Heads Will
Fall In IVnbe
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n*u nf M rlll fur Ini pat
n a . assistant division
del of the 'I hilly f n -I
Division in lb*' New
the N etheiInnd
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Majol Allen A. Wliniloo f• ■«ni i
S I,
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tlie Sntifoi.l H."1 .'o.i. I I «i ..Ht nit'll.Is ll
; \'o i. Post unit for ll* (ms—
t l till ( « || (|li:i|t\ »•i t . i
ltt'J lain
lime niuntbs. diivctur »i ib e m Cthmci|*tluty
r r!iiiiiia ii M a y
i f.atrol.e. pa. post, arrived ye.tei .nluilttrd
htl* i vrmny
j d a y in Orange'City f o r a t h r e e
th** munition* *yndi
I nu k.' vacation. During tie- time hv
! Major Whurtnn lias been awn;., ih r Cant.
V> I trill
i MiWhurton ha. r e m a in e d a t hru'l.w KVuttn
tlu* 11nli -1* Mi
: tlo-ir home in Orange City
ii|ittr«*( ha- ♦!rnn,*l
I In* morning Mujoi Wb..rt*» , gy*'l «( lllll |)l t*f ll I | •*|li
I vt.ited (’apt. Ilyrd Hudson nt the Million. May i- wclin
Salvation Arm y post. He derlarod prill U 'fnir thr Spin
I hut lie enjoye<| his work at lull- \ •• *1ii:i»t iii|* Commit tr
iota- hdt was "still hankeiiin: for m tf'Mpunar* tn i% *tih|
F'loridn," and having completed
.17 years of Halvution Army tvoik.
hopes to retire in tho neai future
I an d return tn F’loridn.
lie mlded th a t he was still k e e p
in g up his 100 percent K h v u i i i *
T o k y o , j.d j
Ll*. it i«
attendance tsscord. His Mark
c o c k e r spaniel, I'ul, was with him well know n that I lie Jap., ina'lr'
this m orning and showed veiy an uttem pt to Iximbnid tbtx roltnmuch th a t h<T"was glad tliat hi* Irv with ball,-on- iluting th r war.
nml that tlirtr hutting av rru g r
m atter was buck.
wax pretty pout.
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l i n e ure aolnr figurrn on the
.lap balloon n-xault. a . trlra srd
COINS HTOLFJN
l«xluy by U nilnl State* Army
WASHINGTON, July 26. b it
Two Army o ffirers nrr under authorities in Tokyo: During thr
investigation In connection with war. tbe Jap- - n it about ‘.t.Otltl
the th e ft of $60,000 in gold coin Ix.inliing tmll.M.ii- eastw ard ovet
in the Pacific theater. Tim War the I'uriflr from llon.liu I-land.
Department made the announce, It'll of these U.0IW linlloons, only
ment, but did not relea-e tlie :t to 5 percent ever reached tbe
North American rontinvnt. And
names of the men.
lli.se that did make it landed
IIUGIIEH IMI’HOVES
for tile must p a rt in remote
LOS ANGELF:S, Ju ly 25. p it— places, where they never m ay Iw
Plane builder Howard Hughes found.
continues to show improvement.
According lo Major General
Hughes felt well enough yesterday 11. J. Casey, chief engineer for
to hold * three-hour business con- tbe Aymy Air F’orcea In the
frtenco with th e grn eral man Pacific, the J«|>* intensified their
ager of the Hughes Aircraft production of explosive-carrying
Company, Glen Oderkirk.
balloons after the Doolittle raid
It was H ughes' first business on Tokyo in I'.it’J
Hut they gavu
discussion since he teas critically it up u* u bad job after Atnerburned July T In the crash of lean ll-'JO. knocked cut tlirir
Iiis experim ental plane.
hjdrcgen producing facilities.
Japs Missed Fire
With Bomb Balloons
geoey budI $4Jt84,6U>
tr salaries,
44,088 re-
. lO A C H If . . . ANTS
M D |U 0 $ . TISMITIS
Swept Into Sewer By Storm
Attack Is Made Upon
iAindon Claims In
Regard To Recent
Acts Of Violence
(/I f—»rniviR!
ill
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curing adequate m igratory labM'KrMorV fain. I«h.„ .... *1 ""
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M n a l l s a n d t l a r>«* T s . n l
ur for Florida .g rlc u tu ra l' pro- • ^ r n in o k .te u n ty farm , . m .i.g .he
Hurer. next winter «s» a..u .e .l !
furnished I - " . , d.v
lodsy.
The m anage, of Ihr
work , t Bn sy .ra g e daily w.,g.*
Florida Vegetable Com m lllrr. | " f
according to Ho i- poit
U m n n le Graw. of Orlando. lo \t . i f
»• Lf « , , r
placement
the Florida Farmera Market supervisor. Total wages |>a»l *«*
ronrrnlion which is meeting al » « O H . Tha program a as a in e .l |f
West Palm Heath that a per- °.ul ul,,lor th# aupervision of ,
manent program is being ar- t ounty Av-'nt C. It. Dawson nnd ; ..
ranged. Graw said that a de- .extended from Jan. (1 to May 31-*;j1
• TALLAHASSEE, July 2 5 - W
appropriation bill • The Hemlnoto Growvrx Associa- j(n
—The S tale o f Florida and Its f i r i e n r y
many agencies’ and departmonU which was signed yesterday hy . th»n acted ns the contractual n g ert-, j|(
will operate ib is fiscal year on PrexUenl Trum an, includes a cy with I*. N: W hitehurst ns
$12.000.0011,000 appropriation to >president.
budgets totaling 9118,163,022.
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Budget " D i r e c t o r T erry C. flnan'e the farm labor »up;il) * ^ (l original request f.u
I lahoiurs was made )•> seven fh
Lee, announcing the first com program th ro u g h ‘June, 1947.'
—I groVdrs organisation* at
tlie Vr
p u te tabulation of departm ental
budgets in' the stgi*'* modern
WEST PALM BEACH. July
nf ,h * • • • ion "
history, showed th a t the budget 26. (41—Painted as a dismal pie- , V60 "«■«;<* J«n»lcan» «r..ve* al Iscommission had withheld $0,801, lure are Florida's vegetahl. ta .iff ; th« Ss.iford laibor (am p I .me pe
732 from all the agencies for re ho|»». 1.. L. Chandler. « pro **«£» U lor 60 mo... a.r.ved to
serves to tu spent only with ite . minent g ro w .r and ahlpoet o f 1 ■*«» *h« »°»*l «° f'*u
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specific permission. •
Goulds, declared la st night the On Feb. 16 a redistribution order Ul
The figures ’ Include both state ' mid. seem long In the fight fcj
«way 6d work.*rs. leaving | fix
and federal funds spent by the ndefiufltr u r i f f pruductiun.
• tr t n f ln of tiu cjimp th
fltftfOu
Speaking at the o|>ening «e»- until May 31.'M ost of the undcalr- plj
This biggest share of the total sion of the Florida S late Mur- «(>•*» were taken out on Feb. 16.
state budget came from agencies keC annual meeting (n
West i Oji Mar. |5 a W ar Fix'd Ad- -h
Palm Death, the Goulds shipper m inistration ordsr made it ncoesand grew er asserts the *t>esl that | sary th a t a |3C u week wage bo y
can be hoped for l« some sort paid, and th a t 26 percent of the 10
of control to keep Mexico and wages 'be forwarded to Jam uira. " r
Cuba from txpanding their vege- This agreem ent extended to May uo
U ble shipm ents to the United M and was later uxlended to
l a keeping with the announcem ent of Mr. Halle'* appointm ent.
OR1CIN also announce* the Inclusion of a complete RAT*
PR O O nN O D epartment toxether with the u*e of 1010. Ibe
new wonder r*t poison and the use of D D T . for tbe control of
typhus. Mr. Halle haa been trained In tbe new eel and moet
effective technique* of r a t and Insect extermination. Th* peel
control operation* are m aintained on a truly Mtentiric bade
and the moat up-to-date method! are used. For the lateat and
meet adenUfle method* In Peat Control call ORKIN, South'*
Oldest an d L a n c e t Rx term ini tors.
MANY COLORS IN AIRPLANE DOPE
GOODS
E stablished 1908
Jew Leaders
T ra m p Steam er, D estroyer o r Sea G oing Tug I S c
Boyal Make aircraft building an educationaj h o b b y I
Oliver 7-foot tractor farm
Te rretect the Peace of the Worlds
(H R A t . I
TO- t»..roth> It T>n-r. wl,..«s pi,...
o f i».M ,n.» u |7 j w
Fro n t
I'UInll.M. N J
MODEL
:A'BNTNG tn HUtnmobile owners
and drivers. 38 .tale s now have
strirt laws Imposing heavy pen
alties on tnntoiists who cannot
pay u judgment for injury tn
others caused hy their ntllomobib's. You art- taking a grave
chance if you drive yr if your
automobile I., driven Ih any nf
these states unless you a re in
sured. See Us liefum >rou tako
a trip in your car. C. M. Boyd
A Co.
r
t'ltrk of Clrrult Court.
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M i.T in :
LODGE & SON GROCERY
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O J t E t r r iN C IYou a r r li* r* li)r rif*t1fi*«l t h a t (h *
a l» i»v*- *ly lr*| ra u a * fo r tllvo r*** tiaa
l*rrn file d « K 4 ln * t yo u In t h * m hm *r iit liln j
C o urtYou
a r*
h c ic lijr
••••Ilf 1**1 to a p p e a r h e fo ra t h * above
('••art »»n Ih n I t h d a y o f A u g u a t,
I H t . a n d f a l l yo u n a u g h t, t im c a a
•leer** p ro ro n fa a a o w i l l »** «nt*r*<l
.-iffHiniit you a n d the n i l
ra u a *
p r o r e M ex p a rte .
It la f u r t h e r ont*r*»f t h a t t h l*
l» rd * r ho p iih llah *« l «*nr* 4 w r r k
fo r fo u r r o n a * r u t | v * w * * k a In th *
“ H an fo rd H e r a ld " , H an fo rd . M o r h la .
W IT N K H H m y hand nnd o f f U | * |
a *a l a t H a n fo rd . H«m liu*|* C i u n t y ,
Fl*/rIda, t h l* 3rd d a y *.f J u ly . 1344.
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U lv e n t i n d e r m y h a n d a n d t * a l
o f o f f l r a t h l a f l r a t d a y o f J u l y . A.
]». On* T h o u s a n d N i n a H u n d r e d
r ito c c c N M m
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irill'*Mrll Hlio* Htiop. Il kllr n* II.
Maine.
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For information, see M. J. Lodge
O l V O It r tn
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f **f *>n *lan t.
I lN r r nf
SPECIAL SERVICES
ELECTRIC appliance rep airs
we repair washing machines,
vacuum cleaners, fans, mixers,
GIRL for sods fountain a t Lansewing machines, T ro tte r Ap
cy’s Drug Store. P art lim a or
pliance Service. 301 W. Second
full time.
Ht-, Phone 1Oflt-J. ________
COLORED man or woman w ant 8NAP8HOTH— printed, developed,
ed to cook for 8 people, family
enlarged. We copy old photo
atyle. Good salary plus room
graphs.
and board. l*ermanent work
N IC II0LL8 STUDIO
for right person. Box Ul), lia r- 220 Meisch Hldg.. Phono 1 ISO_
FU RN ITU RE" REBUILT
FIRST class mason, 9L75 hour.
AND RECOVERED
Ilen ly of work. R. FL Daniels. Your f'lro itu ie will look Ilka
ML Dora, ph. 2812.___________ new, will wear b etter (ban ever
MECHANICS—m ust 1* exper when our experts rebuild and
ienced and qualified. Good pay, recover It- Only tha fin est con
m aterials used. Phone
excellent hour*, superior work struction
1112 for a free estim ate and
ing conditions. Vacations with cfiolca nf m aterials.
ay. .Holler Motor Salee, 208
HANFORD U riiO fJIT E R Y
t. F lrat 8L
110H Park Ava.
Phone 1113
COLLECTOR and ealesman w ant 13 NOTICES—PER3QNAL
ed for weekly Insurance debit
In Sanford. Must have car and
be SI to 45 years of age. We SAVE 20c out of every dollar
you apend fo r fire, windatorm.
will advene* $56.00 * weak to
automobile, workmen'a eompen*
you.
In 8 month* you ean
sallon. burglary, liability and
•a n t $60.00 a week.
Writ*
Other kind* of Inaursnc*. You’ll
Mr. Odom, fiupL, Room 5, 50
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THE BOX SCORE
IIANKIMl I'KI'A IITMKNT
BTATK OK KUt|tll»A
So. 410
OFFICII OK o iM l’TIlOt.LKIt
TAI.IMIIAKMKK
UIIKIII'AH. I»y
t»lilrnrp J»fr »r jj leaf t» tSl" .in-ft t .•.5. I TJ
Legal Notice
II. M. GLEASON
Lake Mary, F’lu.
1ST your property with Toni
Holt, Salesman for W. I! Wil
liams.
X ~ ARTICLES FOR S A U ;
Tho Celery Fed*. extending
their ru n v n t winnltuf »tr«'ak lo
The “ Ladies Night” held a t the
six Karnes, wallope.l Ihn I^c.h u rs:
Hanford Municipal llsseball Park
I'.irk ir, liy n 10 to I count last
last night drew an enthusiastic
KKHflUItU
'•light.
response from about 1,200 SanCharlie Jlisnon effectively ticatII*
--— - 3 3 13 0 forft- f a n s .' • “
The Hanford II* raid l« h« r» l»y
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The Foils gave the Indies an
*1**1*natrfl ub tio He* p|».t|o r In h'red the eight Packer hiiiKle* us
. b 1 0 *1
Hlllrh Mil* rll.tl Inn .*h.tll h* |»ut* his team m ates puunik'al tho o f.
1 | t rxivllcnt performance In Hint they
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11*11»*i ttitr* *a«-li t u 'l i f»*r four b rin g s of I«ecslmrg’s Hill Drigt
— r —• 4 a 1
pounded th e offerings of Hill
m n * e c u t lv * n r r l i i
1.
- 4 2 r» 3
Kors for lfi snfties. Among the
Driggers fo r Hi softies and scored
W ll r n m
u iy
h.im t *»--! o ffic ia l
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•*■»! a* Clerk of the Circuit Court Kol hits w r e two ha-vo lilowa by
it
4 »» (i 3 10 runs, while Charlio Ilisson a l
of Kcrttlnolr t 'minty. tlili tut 3th HuiMy Ioikr unit Al llrynnt.
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21 1 >4 IS lowed only eight* hits and a single
M A M K O IC U
•lay of July, A. I». m e .
The lone Parker sun came in
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n « (A-esburg run,
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the eighth inning on n free pass T o t t l r . 31*
Mr. tiro rg e Stine introduced
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issued to left fielder Gonrgc lott* |!rl*le. rf
Sanford players and ih r
Hemlnol* i*ui«nt) I *I •»#*!*
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sko an infield out by Hill (So<nl IjL- If
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____ 4 3 11 0 management of the club. Mr. Stine
advancing latlsko to second and
» 1 b -•! praised the support of the Kana s IiikIo by tbe la rsliu rg entcher
ford townspeople and requested
fran k Morminn on whice un erro r
that they continue to show the
was committed by Duvv Hride.nl>
enthusiasm for baseball th a t they
>••.»*« Iijr Inning*:
lowing laitskn to tally.
000 000 0|4— I hnve shown in the past.
Sanford drew first blood In the st.rtMvliafK
Mr. Htine also stated th a t the
'n llli
oo I o«| 33x —K
third inning when successive hits
Hon* Istilako. HlUrrman Tuttl*. management of the Feds ni.j giv
by Charlio Itisson and Je rry Iff i t- ?. U k c 3. Hbarp*. Ilryant 3. ing Sanford the best ball club
2- Krmra: Hood, (*apon*,
Silverman and free passes issued iitrrxn
i
Hun* b g ttti In: l*ik* 3, that can be placed on the field
-lltid<o- a mUs-latko -Netted- the
t . Kmontian, ITnrifit,"1tlilr|>e) "WlthnUa aVIIIaHc f u n d s :--------locals the run. Sanforil went on p MiV iIihi Two-bgaa hll« CtpoM,
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W ORK W ANTED
i *i \ . Hr rants Harrlflc* hlta: T u t
a spree in tlsj fifth inning and tle
iTTSt*1* Htolrn - haara; fllnrlg.
scored four runs on u base on
un l»a**a: ! * * * * h u r r 13;
ItOOFINfS nnd repairing and balls issued to Silverrnnn, a sing* • .tnf**r«l 3. Il**ra »»n l» « ll* : o f f l»r»g»
f I. fI|rne*>n 6 Htrurk out' fir
M in i r. -in « m : t u
Painting are our rpeeialtie-. le b y Hob Tuttle, u free pass to }\*i«
•»- I. Ill*««*n 4. P U l l H b a ll* ; ■Til: JAM tCH tlllllVKIt MI.'UA.VIKI.
(le t your roof fixed before'Hie Htide, n two base blow by Lake ! i
Tim* vf aame: !:•». l*m«
Mary Ht-. Wax^nttir UititnU
s coma.sts (!,. ■ -Wr- Heltaaiy,
|.|>« e IMvIf and It cyan
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mw and » Sinifhi bV .Ifiinager__Ld
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Atilt for riivnrr* i>rii«l<na in ii »*
The*Inchl« scorciPa^lono run in lintr* in five attem pts for- the I'lnult (’’••urt r»f H*iuln«*i* Coon'i
Florida lit I'hshrery. m*i .thluex i.tl
•be sixth Inning nod n pair Ip. the n iim o r u p h o n o ra . .
HOOFING, sclen tin g ami
till*
«*f «%hlr|i * 4 * 1
s»»ll
la
n.'venth nnd eigblli tesprTtivciy.
The "Iju lies N ight" at the • •-♦I
pentcr repairs, contracting.
|itiM*fhy ll.tM MrlUi^ltl, 1*1 •Iti 11f f
, Munagt-r Ed Ijjvy and center Municipal Park last night wax %*ran*: Jam** *i|f.i%*i* M**t»aiii«l
IUH2-J. ....
. ..
fielder Je rry Silverman led tho ' imrd a grand success. George •Jrfcli'lMllt
Wlln-M my hand *n*l nfllrlal
10 Business O pportunities Fed attu rk with three hits in {dine
introduced the Fed general ■** l u t H i n f o n l . F I mcM a , l i t l a
four trip s to th e, plate. Iluddy 'manager Johnnie Krider, business •Jay of July. A. !». IMf.
KILLING station, store Imilding laike and Al Ilryant I'.veivrd tho
•J. J*. JlhllNlHiN
with living quarters consisting only two cx |ra base blows nnd manager J. C. “ Doc" Mitchell and
•* lr r k «*f <*1rcull C o u r t
H r in ln * *l o C u u n t y F l o r i d a
of 4 rooms and hath, lacated they blasted a double each, faika the player mnnngcr Ed Ixrvy.
(HEAD
on brick load. F irst $ 1400.00 nnd Byron Sharp* bit mfely two Many ladies wcixi on hand to i.i"\*i y n**> i*
buys it. This is the oppor
H o llrlto r f o r I 'l a l n t l f f
*
tu n ity you have been waiting
for.
Full information gladly
im t i i i : trin c u iT o o u riT o k t j i i :
NINTH Jt;iJl(?IAL c n tc n iT in
given if you will ruM at my
AND
W ill NMM1MOLK INfIINTY,
office. Edward F. la w , i lb
HTATK OF Fl/JltlOA. IN CIIANUMagnolia.
KIIT.
W l l . U A Y l K- C I IO A T E .
|*l.i Ifni Iff.
LOANS
12
HOAT OAKS
and
KELLY HANIILF.il AXFX
"LadiesNight”Wins
Approval Of 1,200
Fed Baseball Fans
Ill C h ato - e iy , u if.iiiH t i n i (•»$ ill% u rr* .
1 1*r a b o rt i.t l*
••( u hi* h
I* J o h n l l l c k * \p
l- o i.'ln
I ok.
th e **
p re**n tM
sire
th*»rrf»»$r
»♦»
«*tinim*n<J you to l*e * ti«i . i .|*« u
f*»rr th e C ir c u it C#*|»
«< H fin lit o k
C o u n t y , F lo r id a , *n » » rr In i*»r*«*i»
o r by; a t t o r n e y lh»j. I ith d a y of
A u N U « t. A. It. m e , o t t i. * w l» * d e
c r e e pro* c o n fr a a o w i l l he * n t« re d
*M alrv»t y o u
ATTENTION FKHN GROW BUM.
PECKY cypress lumlwr for sale
at (I. P. A ceilings. Itehiiild
anil fepiiii slat houses. Address
inquiries to Momlligshlr | .nut - FINANCE your pureha ■
automobiles, tiiirkn and Herlii
he, Co.. P tt. Hox I.Mb. P et
ca| -equipment thru C. M. It-.y•!
rine, Flu.
ii Co.
HOUSEHOLD good.- nnd miscel
IIOKHOW HKItK WIIKIti:
laneous things
Everything f"r
PHIVACY IH ItESPEt II D
sale now and every day until
nil Is sold nt IM I Meilonville YOU It nulural desiro for privacy
in money nuitU-r, i, strictly
Ave.. F. It Dyson.
rc*f>er!ed hero.
Friend, an I
relatives aro not questiotie-*
HAIIY'S high rlimr. Also John
nUiut your credit. Your cm -1
son 2H b. p. outboard motor.
ploycr or business associates
Phone I22XAV after b |>. M
will not bear of your personal
affairs. There is no cause f,,r
rmbnrrusam cnt.
Iteasnnablii credit rorpiirrmctllj.
No ro-makers on money loans.
Variable payment plan*.
FAMILY LOAN CO.
Florida Hank llldg.
Phone .VI
4 REAL ESTATE WANTED
it. WILLIAMS. KKAI.TOH
418 A tlantic Hank Hhlg.
Telephone 1120
unknown:
A i H o r n M i l of «-*»r*i|*l.«in* t**%lfi«f
hren file«I In ||»« C|r.«vlt Com I n
4tnl for Krtnlnole CntiM*. Kl*r4»l.*
In U nity T here U S trength—
f 111 •\ •• |(*.st\
•
*
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t 'l l
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t( • HUIO
iltU'iexI
) p - ( i 'i i iA \
at
tin*
Kiip
S i . I t lo ll
Vt I l l 'l l ' rlts. » ! *
fo n t
H lU lkr
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*lmv\ii iii a • a t tl Ik»x.
1 lit* i ul lli*i uiis *liol tho rtly
nfU*i .:0 0 oVIork !•> U lif#r
4’Iiiiih '. IM . IIuukU i A vcuut.
u flrt K11i*im‘ii ll 1! Wliltc and
(* \| Uliiltuti li.nl fUlirtl it nut of
(111* hig h itllibA. u lull* ll^htillK u
y ru ts
fu r.
**\\ati*Ii out,** >i*IUtl Cl aunt.
m Ii«mi Iii* fir»t ftiishlrtl tin* ta ttle r
iii*ar win.*!i* Wlntr Mm dirvctinK
ii *tirain nf v%.»t»'r. Thu iiiuke
th ru di«u|'|'('ufrd in tin* hi$;Ii Rraxs
which the f u r m m lv.»t with rakes
and DCs to hi ini: it Lack into the
u|M»n w! . it* (
*hot it.
Accident Victim
Reported Improved
Jainr Andrrxitt local youth wlto
-wan Injum t in an accident on
MrlloitblUr Avenue Ute Turday aftrm ooit. Is reported lo be unproved
grratly todav tt was ttiouiht that
tlie lad lull ..uttered a .."impound
fracture ot the lower left leg. but
x-ruy picture.' me. nmrntng reteaU tl only a deep laceration In
tlie leg.
T he Herald was mltUcd thfct
Anderson w*a removed this m orn
Ing from tlie FVtnold Loughton
McinorDl .Hospital to Ills home a t
712 Myrtle Avenue.
aif
Co
let
�THURSDAY, JULY 25, 19
THK HANFOKli H E R A L D , HANFORD. FW JH
PAGE TW O
uf atomic
hut they have
tmt Jodi i ,'|u u i for this cosmic
I capo it. niutridled hjr the Lotted
Stute's.**
An nriolhtf d n erv e r of the
atomic Ivouth <*sjth *mi| demeribi-d
the underw ater Ida-I a* a I him:
of e ’cfjui-itf' iminty tu tiler limn *
i apllpnrf Crum l*ita* llpr
|C«nlliaiUir«l Frww» l*a«p tin# I
mto , f Hdfulin ■*
A ifoelnte I
« lf h t find om -haif miles away Ihe** Science Writer Hc.wnr.1 Act lw umended will be pn-sented
tu the m arket m eetln’r.
The
ffom the (pot, it w' iip jolted by
two aevtra ahocki. (iovcuimerit B lak e Uv w.i* ab aid tlio A p , resolution will propose sugar, propalachian
when
tintfotnb
wan
'd u rin g sta te s like Florida b*
amientimti in far-aw ay A ustralia
•did th a t rcjiereupsinn- itclievcd tiiiirhed off in llikini Lngoan. 1assigned nuotn* fur heme conlie
said
that
from
the
A
ppalachi
j sumption In ndliitimt to their
to have liven due to the hln.I
the turret o iiir (toad out regular allotm ent. Such a move
were recorded by
*el*miutrapli an
like il framed paintinif—vltto ten j it i* pointed ru t hy Kmerulive
at the Adelaide <m«rrvutor>-.
Am In >tho first test, many milt c i f vinjet-ldue sen between j Vico I’rrsiilcllt llarn ld Cnh-c of
freak result* already heve been hi* ship and tlie guinea pic i th e 'S ta te Chandler of Commerce
noted. Although all four Navy fleet, u hlue d.y with flecey 1 would mean renewed buslne*. for
H ellcat drone plane, which flew eltiii'lr. and the gteen palm* of I canneries, which have lu-cn Idle
for luck o f, su g ar. Col*e, who i*
through the atomic rlmid have
Then came th- ixplosmtl, amt. ju ry in g fhc anuViding of the
landed aafely ut Kni Island in tin
„
.
w
hite
.dome
f
su
it
rt1
**and
, Sugar Quota Act says, it might
Marshall*, only one of them IlUted aa hot with ywlio-pctlvi!y. appcart-d to git w with the bliniL , also encourage estahlishmcnt of
llig
light
of
the
laimb.
The
dome
sugar refineries, distilleries and
For the first few- h - . the,
tagoou, TUrlf, wap said to- be of writer sprerd. wide and fat,
fo
r
perhaps
a
■
half
mile,
ami
giving off only • relatively smidl
amount of radio-activity, Itut n then Idlliwi'd upward* with u
patrol plane flying 1,000 feet speed th at seemed to match the
above the w ater foun I tho air flight i f n big artillery shell.
was contam inated to » g reat e x Itlghfedee declared that the entire
display v.'ar p ix tin g white,, and
tent.
Inspection parties .b o a r d I n g billion; of muiita >>f wab-r and
rpatL hd in the Tight.
three transport* neu, the fiiti*;i mist
h irst tu g.i ninlei or tlie mighty
of (he target fleet found they
ihu hagfl*-- (-day to present evidence that
were aafe. . Hut rlosec in th e plutcitiimi
ship
A
rkansas
The
Arkatitap tin i.otorioUs T anaka ninuiiiia!
explosion point, the radio-activity
an<i two tw itter vessel* simply had Ireap 'w ritte n by Chuie*eom oum yt*. dFhls p amphlrt
. the currier Ssra* lined a plan of world romtues'l£i the bottom of i ml. according to the prosecution,
A 1:111- l a t t r 1 five wa* ' vritten by Japanese Damp
lUhmarliies th at hud Taliaka.
The president of the Interna
g id
iu . th e . lagot-n
tlonal tribunal, S ir William Webb,
tall.-d a defrjiijO attorney;*
TFIn|*i ‘ tu ^prnVe tVat iffu^pla h ipr
p la ttin g the atoniii- future.- Don
usrrf It* rUdfUTate ” Tn TTarotn,
tT~ tVnVr<l rn«r- Mnnihurla, to aprrad comntijnl.it
W hrtthaud,/ o h . , tile A - ■clntV'1 :
,t
u n i treating
Frea*. ha* this to snv:
f"
Ip - tlm (Inm an*,
*, fThoa* whu sgw -the
1'- '1 dr
m.iMilfni-tlllcd
ill
may hava lost some i f «b*ir fe u j.
Chandler Points
Dismal Picture
Of tr a f f ic Hopes
ftr-ntm) b u n * fur drilling were marl*
nut uf metal reran. The Uutcl
gui.drr jiiece* were fill'd dnwri into
fine powder.
Tii'1 ingenuity of the American*
an aniuzed the Jnimnetc that one
lemmked, "If the American* were
!r ft nhne, tin v could conelt u cl a
email railroad.
Legal Notice
IN THK KlltCUIT I tr f llT " F T ttB
NINTH JtJIrlr'IAb illU IT T tig
TUB STATE tig KMHtlliA. IN
ANU FOIl •KMINOI.K COL’NTT.
in ritA N cu n v . ,
So. atr#
l i n . S K l ’ JI
Jlc l . K A N ,
plaintiff.
ALK K *ilAIUP If (LEAN,
(aid
any.
Pat#
taw.
will
clerk your w rllltn defence. If
t» rh* blit of ronipUlnl lb
pull ut thn time lUMcrllnd by
Herrin fall nnl nr Judgment
bo entered ngalKPt you by
.SOTI**5 TO AITKAII" ,
t h k St a t u o p n .o itiH A to:
ALICE JIAHIK Met.KAN, who.*
r u l d i t n e and a d d r e e l a r e M o d h e j.
Ion Anttue. flaw Haagri, O nncellcut.
Jfuu a n hereby notified that eult
hat been tnouuhl agalnpt you In
the CtrrVi Court of Henilnolc Cuun*
i>, yiorldn, in Chancery, slt'ltd aa
a Ini i a eel forth, by IIKMtV II.
Ucl.KAN. and you nr* hereby i*.
uulred to file With the Clerk of paid
Court Vour written aprasaranct-.
Itiereotially or Id attorney), in paid
Pott on I hr »lh day of Annual.
>|ptt. and thereafter tu III* with
Bushel
NBC Old Fashioned Ginger
Vot Allowed
reflertt Evidence
t
Snaps
OOtJHN
AND MARBLE
Nabisco ithraddad
Wheat
pfci»
1
Independence Safety
DIX1I: KITLTAL
—jir ^ I S S r to r r r T pifiri]
Q u a n tity H igh In
P ric w Rood Throuuh S atu rd ay , July 27
While It Lasts
M i II!
Or-aitf* P tk M
a -p e n n
Mtitnn
New Pack—Gn. Dessert
-ttVQ O t*!v
frosf/ngs/
(iround Coin*s
To Fill Teeth
In War Prison
NKW VllUK
Htitiir uf Ihr
Aun i u nn pri*inii-r* of » «i from
tin- Tokyo a m , hnvr silver tilling*
n thidi lii-lh thnt wr-re rniidt' from
Ihil h guilder, com*.
Thi* and other stork-* of tin*
Ingenuity of Amorirnn priaont-t -of.
war doctors In taking cart- of their
rountrynu-n aii- told in tin- I*. N
Naval Mi*i Iuni llullctin hy I'mninniidri Muck I.. (iiittlieb, who w u
a priaoncr.
The dental drill was honieniudt-,
w i* H t p r a |d of n s p o c k u u e le r
cable f r o m
w it- c k c d a u t o .
The
ATHM STORM
llltllKSKI-S, July 25, (ill—A
violent thundeiptorm Ik,I night
caused a neat panic In purl* of
R russrlt some |ierponj had d e
cided it wa» rnnm-tled with tho
A-bomb tost at llikini. Light*
went on and neighbors held cx-_
cited conversations, Finally, ev
eryone want back to aleep.
- j
Husbands! Wivas!
for
th e
Want new Pep and Vim?
Army
■ts1:iai 1ut :T
‘#t r-flpI Lar i*t, dL# •vist'ttp*
'»■' 't l»t*
«L*oafUfUr I
thr o tm MteAT d e p a r t m e n t
h itth Ocwh Muilet, lb
A-(Jrade Western Beef
Round Steak* lb ........
..............
Sirloin Steak, lb
Boneless Stew, lb ..... .
('huek Roast, lb ........
Brisket, lb
Ilam burner, lb ..... .............................
Salt Mackerel Fillets .. ...........
Assorted Cold Cuts, lb ................... .
Herman’s^Skinless Weiners, lb
Fresh Perk Sides, lb ............. ............
Fresh Pork Hams, lb .1 \............. .
Fresh Pork ShdUlders, lb .....
Blue Cheese, lb ....... .......... .
.
Fresh Cottage Cheese, lb ..................
ANN FAUK
[>()RK & til! A NS
WIITI TOMATO RAUCE
17 02. ja r 10c* .
•1nrr> y r r f r w h v r « r » in
Tnlirhlo,, 1*1 Hu Co,
M AcotnoN ro c io m ho , tooo, tooomo, Mine a t
and
and
omrAt o u t
u a rtA i a n m A U rtr r t t v t u c n
Motlmr S ergeant
Or Flril Smrgmant
Tmthnlcol Sergeanl
Staff Smrgmaal . .
fwrgmant . . . .
C orporal . . . .
F rivol# F ln l C o n
F rlvafo . . . . .
Monfhfy
20 r w i '
faivka
(nitfnt AM*n
JO r*or.»
ftfvki
J107.25
B7.75
74.75
65.00
5B.50
57.00
48.75
W a n t e d ! Men And
W o m e n Who A re
H a r d Of H e a r i nrIg-
T « M a li * i k U g l n s b , m , r is k
I m v I r a l % iltk U u r ls r d t« p « u y i
%«i i I r
s y r ls « » .
If
[a rt
H ta fta n li
b o lh r r t t l
fay
f ls ila s .
b a w l a i fatmf m h | m « 4 m# fa k a r A .
*«»A * r r * a a « la t * 4 p a * I m l a i o l l
H i Ik e O a t la r . I k i p r M r lb p il teat
tk < ( * t m a n , a a , k a * r n a k lr A ttaaw
lu
k ra p
n a il
a a a la
la ,
■>■■■
W a r k a t l . r , l l r r n a k la m ik l* ,1 m p lr 0 , 1 * r » a » V M ) * i r m a a , )
O u rk mg »«<-*- A a k akam l U aH m l
E a r I t r a p * l » l i , pi*
L Kaliptmaa u lor H i. 3 Or i
t w i i Oaa-,**r melMamon pm for Dipt, now in til* Array
With S or own. now tin of P*»*ita.)
3. XaUpiowtU am* frara t t tn 34
ymmr i
trwla,i*m
t lJ
w irh p a im t.
, -.Mount) *sr«rt lo r man now la
A rm y , wko m ay m n l b l » l may a * .,
M d lo r mar kafvlto man dapandin«
quarter, pay attar 10 yaats* rtn lra
(Kriuamaut lAromn tn 1 1.4* ml
H .n n or First fUilrant up to
IIIS.A1 par momik fa* hip.) All
{waslow ortlvo foiMal military pau
rk a taunu toward rtlirstoaat,
mod asaraaoi thaai«r (o f thooa mtUI
o paa) ao 3 y tar ardhtoionti.
CTcana everything
Headless Ocean
I'amnr t « i u fallow
[taking (led
Snapper
Fla. Spanish
Mackerel
Large Fresh
GARDEN
Canadian
Smoked Ftnftan lladdia
llradli .* Halt
Cntifomin Ltmg White
IONA hLICED
29c Pears
>b
19c
' Fancy
Thumpoon Beediesa
39c Lenons 3 tbs 35c
F m h strin g
» V t.tg w
CloAnm—Bl«»chcm 1
4c Beans 2 tbs 29c Clorox
B eets...........
INSTANT
Rib A Roast or End Cut
Avocado
Pole Beans, lb 17c
fanct
Red I’erch
16c Rutabagas ib„ 4^o.
FRESH
F R lU tS & VEGETABLES
Fina Fat
10c Pineapples t* 20c
Fancy Calif.
tireen
Qt
15c
co ffee
Bordens .....
Carrots, 2 bchs 17c
Ot'FNS DRAINS
Plumite .....
FIX) CUOCOLATK
Oranges. 2 lhs 15c
ARIZONA
Cantaloupes, lb 10c
Syl-up ........
BA»T r o o t )
Beechnut
(Sirloin
rinbono Iiotn
C ro A m oty!
Bell Peppers, tb 15c
Yjfa Apples, lb 15c
N U R SE LO SE S FAT
YBLLOW a:
CHEESE ■*
l o a f CHEESE
RICH COTTAGE CHEESE
KINGAN*S RELIABLE BOLOGNA
SELECT SETS PORK BRAINS
* BONES, PORK W E T
K BACKBONE RIBLITTS
. SA FE L Y AY O S W AY
M Cli ifimuMr wlrkmvt ixeftftO
fttiNBliiVE
2 H-2 can
ratke* itrw i'k r a v ft* rsaolla. l-tiwa
Io ta fa Wfctmr—aafa t> U a
iu x r u i t s
m u m AVATLA»ue
Tohcklnn Drug Cprapmny
S m » l4 % |
B. lUitu mwUti>*01 Bttl U
Stlhls *0P*ur.U fur moo who *nll,t
ao or bafora Octobar ». 1M6.
. 9. OmWo of branch «d Parslea
F u rr Food Tamata
Squash, rb ....... 15c
Tdurhlon' Qru*
Highlights of Regular Army Enlistment
i*
dataulu This 1* a pull b) the plain aalU Court at Hanford. Klutlda.
tiff,- J I E S a r M. UrUCAIf, for dl Jtlh day or July. l*Mu IV HKHNDOX
im t« from you, AIJCR MAlt IK l|r
•• A * t 'l . r k o t< *atd C o u rt,
LKAff. ifetenUnnt.
U'lTNMfl m» hand and Paul a .HKVl.)
10c
-
YLAND LONG LINK SAL
tR B S B m s. POT ROAST
flTBP COLD CUTS
IN, l>LATE STEW
CUT, ALL MEAT STEW
s r ainnsp
sh o rt
R elalta
Tothdtt) Jdtcc
No.
faOirtftAlN
style
ctOs t
rttk e ^ a
»Mta» • Why*
• » * «
W W W AVA1LASI
iw M.
i
�THE SANHJKD HERALD, bANI-ORD, FLORIDA
TH U RSD A Y , JULY 25, 1946
SHOT HV COW
DOUGLAS,
Wyo —</P)—Flojrd
I,ore. 49-year-old fath er of eight
childi<;n. was shot fatally in the
. | ( Inmen with a rifle diaclmntod
Th a t 's R i g h t l A O Y -We D on ' t E i t h e r
Where Customers Send Their Friends’
JAY!! W E N
Don't Want
\ FOOD
/ inflation
Sanford, I lurid
Friday and Saturday
While It I j u ts
In H u lk — P n tn n
Nabisco Shredded
Wheat
pkfl
lie
Independence Safety
Now Puck—Ga. Dessert
Matches
Box
FANCY
Yellow Onions 3 lbs lijc
Tomatoes
2 lbs
25c
MicKiganCdery stalk IQc
1 'A Z
Iceberg Lettuce, head
Potatoes, 10 lb*
Cabbage, 11)
CALIF. U IN ti U III I t
I’UISIAN SI I III.KSS
Garden Patch Sweet
MHIDENT HARRY I. TRUMAN accepts In Washington from Boron Rnlvrt
Sllven ruyt, Ihlgisn A m b m u d w to Uie United Stales, an urn containing
earth fram the Belgian battlefield of thutagne. The urn was in a ma
hogany l w which bote the folloWle: lr««mi; ‘ In,honor of ttie U S.
TiteTToi I-,',
Orange Pekoe
Potatoes, 5 lbs
25c
Western Caulil'lowcr, lb 19c
Limes (do/cn)
Fresh (>reen Means. lb
A vocado-
1 te
^ • - ' t - tH
(H agr Fanry Orapefroll
Blind Man Graduates From
School With Highest Honort
Hud, K»r lINhra, C lothr,
WHEN AVAILABLE
WHEN AVAILABLE
Lb
24c
3-Lbs
6Bt
.ao .Cako
The 'JU.yenr-old Clarion (I’a.)
graduate is tdind. \< i he:
Complilisl requirement* for hia
liplomn iii seven msteud of eight
«eme*lri*, wn* one of the II hnnnra
student* m Ho- winter graduating
•la** it! IVnnsylvnnin P late Cnl*
eg,-. an,I was one of only three to
•e eterled l.i | ’|n Hi In hnppn
rhmiighimt his m llege career,
Powell mil,si op .In** mute* for
help II, hiied women student* to;
read I,, hull and afie, hr hud *tmlird da** nsigmnent*. he enjoyed I
'.Sti-ninn to friend* reading novel*
newspafs is unit niiica/.ini’s
He wa» blinded »<Wen years ago j
when struck hy a snavrhalL
,
lltiWevrr, he wb* graduated from
llgh srinsil with humus ami then
•titered Penn State,
II, rain ed his way thuoigh col
lege t,n n sidndatshtp won in a
■omprUrlve examination.
A* u
n-shman. he was elected t». Phi
cili, Sigma, huiioi ar> i» huhistic
, 'f a t e r n i l t fo r firvt-year s tu d e n ts
Pmyrll maimed in uulitaral a t
10c
Headless Ocean
Baking lied
Snapper
Fla. Hpanlih
Mackerel
Fin* F at
Celery
Bed Perch
*
fimokiA STkinSn Ifaddla
l,arge Fresh
I-argc Mich,
sm
10c Pineapples
Fancy Calif.
STATE t lll.l,EGE. I’a. — AVIl
iaIII T. Powell Kn’t u-hnnuil to nilnit he ■leiH'nilcd upon help from
follow student* to pel hi* r a Helen
degree.
Canadian
Carrots 2 boh* 15c Rutabagas
N. J- Irish
Ilea1lies* Salt
•"It wo* interc-tgd in hi-tm y
crsonnrl work.
t,-creation, he turn* to mu
le consider* himself "n M »
louilium- player.”
>ell plan* to w n k to, die
Ih p a rtn irn t of M i Ii .h ;l,
■llor for the S late <VtliH it for
WE HAVE IN OUR MARKETS PLENTY OE
REEF, VEAL, PORK & LAMB:
Fancy A-Cradc Western Ueef
nt r
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if c
sirI°in
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lb
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Fowl
Hamburircr
lb
Me
Sharp ( heese
Avocado
Lflln End Roast or Center C tiy
Applet 3 ib, 29c Peart
Thompson Seedless
Crapes
ib
19c
F an ry
ib
39c Lemons 3 ib« 35c
Cabbage
ib
4c Beans
lb
[
lb
(
Al.t. Ml \ 1 'K IM I
Weiners
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4- VisiTiflp—N In-!
in the form f»f
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Call* Brainy
L im it 4 c a n s P le n u m !
2 ib> 29c
lb
2 5 ,;
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CURED SMOKED PICNICS. STREAK
"O " LEAN WHITT HACON. F U
BACK W HITE BACON AND PURE
I.ARD
Cottage Cheese
-xiriur ROM stptrO=* ftp
PLASTIC COATING
FO .ll YOUR ROOFI
m m i ii
B u t t K n d , lb
Shank Knd. lb
Center Slices, lb
M c D o n a ld G R A P E F R U IT
Frrah Hiring
Cleans—Bleechrs!
i
sau sag e
California Irong Whito
Green
,h
Clorox
Qt. 15c
Buy Beloto P ricoa A d v an c o l Dul M o n te
Juicy Chuck
Roast
RENNET POWDER
Rnt>r<Ule Dill
T-Bone, Club
Pkg. 8c
PICKLES
Steaks
Sirloin
A rleaU n Largo S u g ar
Boit Mod#
Pin bone lx>in
Creamery!
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KRAFT AMERICAN LOAF CHE BSE
RICH COTTAGE CttEESR
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SELECT SETS PORK BRAINS
NECK HONES, PO R * FEE T
PORK BACKBONE RIBLETS
GIANT DILL PICKLES
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Hu NN y l a n d SKINLESS W IENERS
Ru NNYLAND SMOKED SAUSAGE
R U fiN tL A lto LONG LINK SAUSAGE
BONELESS B R ia POT ROAST
ASSORTED COLD CUTS
BONE IN , PLATE STEW
NECK CUT, A LL MEAT STEW
FRESH HAMBURGER
1Q-INCH RfB ROAST
if
B E E F 8H 6R T RIBS
ykllqw sh a r p
Butter
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Drawn. W ft. Hen
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BABY FOOD
3 jars 19c
F R U IT
JAR S
P ts . d z . 5 9 c
Q t s . dz* 7 9 c
KASCO
DOG MEAL
5 lbs. 45c
Limit 1, Table Garden Balad
n n rp m m
ie «*.
LLbby'a 9 os. I a n
MUSTARD 2
Standard
POTAtOES
Limit 1 wti*n -weiUbla
Sw eet
NU-PLASTIK l« a aonxalionah now Rool Coaling In
Plaalia lorm, with qualities that give it many llmo* Iho
life of efanddrd, liquid rool aoalteg*. It is adheaive,
imooth and full-bodied . . . It spreads evenly lo seal
your rool againxt all damaging4 weather conditions.
ilp or Blistor . . .'He
NU-PLASTIK will not Crack,
m running or sliding
adhesive qualilioi p rev en t it
on sleep surface*. It isals cr ts, breaks, joints and
npil holes . . . and Is nol a ® ----- .
cold. Try NU-PLASTIK yourself for SAFE. SURE, ECO
I Proloclion
McDonald Orange
Ita r coal
PEARS, No. 2Yi can
Llbby'a nedlom ripe
IUICE. 46 os. can
MtDwuU Bleadod
IUICE, 46 os. can
CRUST, pkg.
Leko. He. 1 tana
BLACKBERRIES . . .
ALCOHOL. Pint .
H ot
IS t a f e
.
CHUNKING” PRODUCTS
BEAN SPROUTS. No. 2 can
CHOP SUEY VEGETABLES, No, 2 c,
ROOFING
FLOUR
OLIVES, No. I can
CARROTS. 2 Jars
NO' MAtfeRI
PIUSBURY3
.CfjOW-MIEN NOODLES, No. 2 can
SOYA
OLD DUTCH
CLEANSER
Can 7 c
SANIFLUSH
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The Sanford Herald
la
nur ."
"r~
r r * —“
Mihailovic
IK”
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<> llr » « « •» « P a l a H « f
■ «<t Umii .I s f • <
IttB L B VEHHK FOR TODAY
THIS FAITH t a k e s a w a y
TH E STING OF DEATH FOR
OURSELVES AM* FOR OUH
LOVED ON Eli I t o r wo know IhaL
lTTRtf
**'f *i
*" ho*
Met* I* dissolved, »'f htvh b
bUl|(ll,iK of Goal. » hou*r not
road, with hands. rlrtn a l in the
heavens:—I! f o r . fr.l.
If the new OPA doe* njithifig
t u t hold tenia in’ linr. it will lie
worth while.
____
T ruateta .Vote. to Chute H bIa
from Sehool — headline.! Here,
boy, page the Pietl Piper,
t yO|clr a I Question
"Now, my mnn.’1 said the Judge,
"you know that under mir ayatem
of ju rii .prudence you are pre
sumed to he Innocent/’
"Then." reiillet! the defendant,
“ why nil this effort to convict
m e?"—The Catalina I.hinder.
1ik-lYiUwai‘<•M u » u « s o ta r fo » -e M > m d e , <« ■g ro ttjr-frf- rW r m n s -
3 Detroit (Jirls
Buy A Wagon And
See The World
FORT KltlK. Ontario. July 25
—uVt—Ever wonder what it might
he life: to sta rt nut in a h o n e
«n.l wagon to see lie- country?
Three Detroit girl* wondered
nlmul it so much they decided to
do something nlmut it. (he trio —
Zulu- l,nhHoW, Willy Wellairen and
her sister, Connie—purchased two
make it sound like a fine way lo escape from the complexities hor*ea for Jh(> uml it 15-year-old,
One of our Georgia readers tom- o f life here at home. American.* suffer from the heal, while tw»-ton milk wagon for
,hal Talmadge WAS elec- there i* allow oil Die Labrador const, and tile ship's crew can
They, named the wagon tlie
ernor. And " l l ’s anything
h..t ...fw. I-..1___i............................................................. i_________
"tVayfaHiig WuRiin'1 mid startctl
"joke.” I t ’* » sad, sad see sixteen icebergs at n time. Meat at home is expensive out from D etroit TT day* ago to
reality. ' she writes, "(‘uuhl wa while the explorers in one day cittcl\. four ten-pound salmoi "a«e the country."
_______ e him for Florida’* fm - trout and n few coil. They are well sheltered on ahiplmnn
The girls have
eraged about
xaer Governor Spessard lliilland? with no worry idsuil rent control, while newspapers are fillet
Wo would like to do that." Well, with ads inserted by desperate lasiple who will go to nnj eight ml>_ni n day and imw have
reached the area of F o rt Erie,
hardly. Holland was ono of Flori !lengths to get a roof over their heads.
Ontario. They expect to t*j in
da'* ablest uuvernor*. Hut we
On the whole. Arctic exploration sound* like a line ftdven fluffnlo, N. i\, in n day or »o.
have had smne governor* we ture with many practical advantages.
Ami Mime -lay—ju st when, t hey
ni'Bi'l cerlaiti—they espect to
complete t he 7U0-mile Jaunt from
We am always hearing wroieDetroit t q New York.
thln'g about w hat America m uit
Their spokesman 1* Ml** iuiidaacrlfi"' to preserve the peace
low nod she *ays th e trip so far
of the world, like giving up
has been educational In ntoie ways
gome of our soverign right*, mak
S=LE*WH.LARD CONNOLLY,
than one. sa y * .she:
ing huge loan* to foreign coun
“ We are nppslled th at we
tries, feeding the hungry through
On Monday and Tuesday of
could have started out knowing a*
out tho world, hut we hnvrn't •i-di nciit week veteran* and Federal
little iis wo did about tT« work
any »lgn» of any other nation agencies will lie permitted to buy
involved. We soon discovered we
making any sacrifice*. Itcccritly jt *nrplu* good* a t Welsh Iluspitnl,
couldn't pull into a field at night
ha* Mimed nunc like u huge Day limn Beach. RFC will hoy
We had to think nbout w ater for
grab hag In which n i* mostly item * n re ilc il h>' velcrn iL* w h o m u
l lie horse* and places to hut
owners
of
small
businesses.
Only
•very man for hlm*rlf.
food."
veteran*' with priority tvrtifirate*
Hut, says Mi** Loidlow, »bj slid
W hat eventually happen* to will t*e allowed a t the sale. There
'dictatorship* I* shown by the re I* a dentist chair for sail, a
Norway's shipping industry ia her two companion* have learned
a lot In the 27S miles they’ve
cent revolution In Bolivia where quantity of furniture. Sonw 6,000 1,600 year* old.
P resident VUIarroel was thrown blankets, pfflce desks, filing rabfrom the presidential pataca on Incts. lamps and hnnlware will
hi* head by a howling mob which he sold. W onder If a World W ar
lite r strung up hi* llfelm* body I veteran cpn get a priority to
in a public square. The Villarrnr! buy?
regime, itself a product of revolu
tion, had ruled with autocratic
hand* since l'.iT.I. And the p rn en t
Tumps, according to tie: Nation
regim e will probably go out a* al Safety Council, has liar best
i t aroie, In a pool of hhegl.
record in the nation fur traffic
safty among cities of the 100,000
Soviet Russia, which has no to 250,000 population class. D ur
atomic bomb secrets worth shar ing the firs t qu arter ot tlie year,
ing, rejects America's proposal W itrhita, Kan*, ted Tam pa but
fo r the sharing of »uch »ecret«. in tho six month* period th er e*
The Ruseian poaltlon, as we under- port showed only two traffic
atomic bombs, and then Russia fatalities during the year ns com
should Ixj.pormitU-d a veto power pared to W ichita’s four. Jackson
over all decitiona pertaining to ville wn* In 48th place and Miami,
Bland It, I* th a t the United S tates 10th. policu Chief Kddlng* credit
should tell them how to make ed Tampa'* top ratin g to o rganis
th e fu tu re use of atomic energy. ed enforcem ent by an efficient
T hat If w hat m ight b« called, from bureau which Is constantly vigil
th« Russian* point of view, a ant.
reasonable proposition.
It seemed to he necessary hP h il-Harney to add, when he suid
that women need protection mmv
W o n d e r h i i * o l'U ’ ii In -e r i p x p r e s s e r l a * t o m e n ’ s m o t i v e * f o r
than men, that they need pro e x p l o r i n g A r r t i i r e g i o n s , w h e n t h e h i t n d i u i p s t o n o r in i d l i v
tection more than men need pro i n g a r e w i g r e n l ( h e r e . I m t n o w d a y s it d o e s n o t s e e m l i k e
tection. As a m atter of fart. Phil,
they don’t need protection m in i I s u c h a h a d id e a .
Ue|Mirts from Donald B. McMillan's 2f>th Arctic expedition
than they need mep,
tr«o'li-al mi fur, milling:
"We’re living the way we like
In. uml lining what vac like, it's
really hnril work, hut wo don't
lien- ,io think tie yon 11 each day.
\\V never know whirl's going to
heppen licit.
to find a haven of refuge. The
principal argument of the British
Tor remaining In Palestine hat
been necessity for the mainten
ance of law and order. Acta of
violsnee, by whomever perpetra
ted, only served to emphasise this
it happens when communists
oyer Is Illustrated by tha
it Russian lease of the J,
irgan estate a t Glen Cove.
, according to the. Associat
es*. this estate, once a show
among the wealthiest on
{•land, hat been allowed to
^attended and grow up In
Little Caroline Estelto W iggins,
aged firo m onths, was peacefully
sleeping in a bed near a aocond
etory window of her heme in Kt.
Petersburg. Somehow she e ith e r
rolled ag ain st a loose screen or
pushed It open fo r she fell to th e
ground, screen and all and landed
on some so ft ground near some
shrubbery. A neighbor found tho
Infant craw ling about on the
ground. T he baby wsa rushed to
the doctor who could not flnd.-A
scratch, bruise or broken bone.'
■Four respected and prominent
cltiien*
of -FV Myers
recently
paid a visit, to the Belle Glade
Prison camp. Aa they motored to
the gate a guard stepped up, look
ed in the car and fixed hi* gaxe
upon one of the dty'a leading
cltisena aatdi
"Weil l see they got you-hack
CDnghsm checks
, . . w hite organ
dy trim . L aun
der* easily . . .
colors: red, blur,
o r green checks
w ith w hite trim.
Rayon Taffeta . . • plaid design . . . deep flounce* on
three tides of spread . . colors: blue, turquoise, cherry
pink, desert sand and sunshine yellow.
„
1M . 4 tbs i t : : ; i
lot. , . „ . l
Li H it«ij-cHf.1
S
SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO.
S-----------------slothfulS t w -J S
MU
the Russian* or any- pri<
I I S EAST FIRST STREET
f;
1
program substitution.* for the pollc
njr MARItY E. VRIM
BOSTON—ic« pretty tough for patrol.
One com prom ise w^s postpone
Boy Scoutc bedfaAt with Infantile
paralysis to do a good turn every ment ol the traditional weekly
day. but the unique Children’s Hos hikes until Uie ailing scouta are
pital polio ward troop has invented back on their (eet.
Mrs. Bloomer helped revise tin
lt.H own special crop ol unselfish
observation test necessary lor sec
actions.
I n : Ove • Massachusetts boys, ond class scout classification, Bhe
who recently received their char built a scries of shop window rep
ter alter nearly eight muntlis as licas. whose contents scout*, ex
bed poUenls. proudly wore Boy amine during a hike and Itemize
0
Scout scarves over tlieir pajam as later.
"Our scouts can’t go (or a h ik e ,*
as they discussed good turas.
"Don’t throw gum urt Uie floor." said the den mother, "so we have
snld Oeorge Learned. It. of Fitch to bring the hike to them ."
burg. the troop lender.
Working (or Eagle Rank
Already * life ■scout; Oeorge has
trlen to keep his mind oft his tu
nes* by working for eagle scout
rank—highest scouting honor.
Second class scout Jim m y Wal
lace. 15, of Wlnthrop. lugBC'ted
as n hospital good turn—"keep
(he place n e a t"
. 1.0S ANCKI.ES, July 26.
T ry not to cam e die n u r* s
It was n tough job jv s te rd a y *
Any trouble." contributed redhead er*n for the case-hardened m ared Sheldon Gardner of Everett »hal when he proceased on evic
Oolng-on ll, Shaldm Is one of too tion notice torvod on Mr, nod
ruba hi Uie troop.
Mr*. William Price.
Keeping Spirit, tip
52-ycar-old Mr*. Price wept
The other cub, 11-yrar-old Charles n*The
h er -fVS yrar-old —husband led
Punly of Stowe. In most handicap
ped ol the group. His legs stropped her out of the sm all five-room
In a harness suspended from die bungalow—with a service fla g m
celling. Charlie steadfastly main thp window.
tain* the cheerfulness enjoined by
The Pric?* *ay they have made
scout law.
temporary arrangem ent* to live
' ‘I’m getting along sw ell." he in .a double garage.
ff
.d iu rk tcd .,i)lm b le q/igcr.s wusvlnqi -r-fh rt-tb a th i o n ly -p o rt—of —tbn A b dskcl anchtiri-d to Ills cheat- Tlie I »lory.
handiwork will help qualllv him aj,
The eviction notice wa* obtnina tenderfoot -scout
*-.1 by the Prices* son-—2&->s.lar-oM
lllchard B. Tteanor Xf.. p! J a James Price, a' NltVy Veteran, and
maica Plain, already m itossesslon
of basketry and first aid merit his 22-ycnr-ohl wife. Lucille.
Young Prico wa* not around
badges, ho.s embarked tat a ri-adIng project to help ram second when the eviction notice wa* nerv
ed «n hi* parents and their
class statu s ’
<
’T v c pretty near flnlslied my furniture idmoved; Hut hi* wife
wn* sittin g In an automobile
twetith hook." Uiek reporteti: ~
niarhy. Said Mrs. Lucille P rice'
Doctor la Kcoulmailrr
“ W e'te had to move In w ith m>w
Hospital Director Dr. Charles F
Branch la scoutm aster ol the bed father ami he w anta to get m a r
fast troop, with occupational ther ried but ca n 't as long as wv’re In
apist Mrs. Robert Bloomer serv hi* house. He has n right fo haping as "den molhcr" and assistant pines* and *o do we."
The young Mr*. Price said she
program director
17il- Idea ol an Ln-bed. hospital and her husband had boon trying
ized scout troop was so novel. Mrs. to gel poaKHsion of the property
Bloomer sa i d, that scouting ofUclnLs since last Decemlier allh o u t tehad to scurry around arranging »nrt to the courts.
|
(’nlhrziiie de Medlrl I, credited
with the establishm ent of lh-:
F linch
perfume
inilun1ry
in
G rim e.
The wMtcfitieloti h a. Iiecn rultlvnlrd *inc<* ancient tim es.
Q uality o f product
IS ESSENTIAL TO
CONTINUING SUCCESS
STATE NEWS BIfiEFS
The cause of a Jew ish home
land In the Holy I .and ha* been
a s badly damaged by the recent
a c t of terrorist* in Palestine aa
the King David Hotel was by the
Q
A p t o i i u n Itself,
iU v v ii f and
Mini the
t i n t vjiu
nun*
explosion
one* hundred thousand homeless European
Jews will find It harder than ever
1
Tough Landlord Is
Hard On Tenants;
Evicts Own Father
Some of the*new businesses springing up are not at all un
usual or remarkable. They till an obvious need which a
particular town has been a ware of for years, but nobody has
done anything about.,,
,
„
.J
got together and decided it'was about time tlie place hail bus
service. They ruined some money, bought three se c o n d -h a n d
busses, dug through the usual red tape and got ’the,permissidn o‘f the town council.
1
The Willmnr Inis service started to roll the other day.
Schedule* wide a little strange, :kh I Selby Ogren, the man
ager. worried alsiut whether lie could break the citizens of
tlieir habit of walking Everywhere, b u t the vehicles kepi
moving, approximately Am* every half hour. One good indi
cation that the bus line will make its way is that from the
first morning there have been complaints, mostly about the
routes picked.
Veterans with persistence and imagination can think up a
good many schemes like this to jjerfnrm a real service to their
own communities. Moreover, the ventures arc likely to be
profitable for the men who have business sense and ail*
willing to work hard.
■
"VT*
Bedridden Polio Hictims
Form Unique Scout Troop
STEPPES D O W N
--------- f— * I) raj ft Mihnilovir tins been executed. The rmni who orM aU N , I lort.ls
Knnfzei! the yniorillnH of Yugoslavia to renist the Germans in
l i t W a«a> lla
1941 and delayed the Germnn attack on Russia was convicted
SpIliItT M l u
arraad class n a l l r t
of treason and collaboration and shot in Belgrade.
O r l a h r r 31. »»IB. »* •»•••
Ml H a n f o r d . K U r l d o . u n d e r I k f A r t
Before he was captured. Mihailovic wrote a letter to
> f C a a f T f M o f M ar rfc H. I ’-OT. _____
friends in Switzerland which may become one of the historic
V
n o l . I . S S I t I.. IIRAM
documents of tlie war. Ill the letter, released by the Commit
lld llsr
I,(ill l i t i s l l l ' . t k
tee for a Fair Trial for I)rnjn Mihailovic, the Cliotnik
I k I m i i t t o a o « r r ___________
lender w rote:
'
■ v im iiu m o v n a te*
H arabir l a Adanar*
“ I have always told you that the Allies must some day
Hr Carrier. «»fk
— • ■ •*? realize the mistake they had made in giving Yugoslavia into
U a a K o a t k . ---------------- • — ---------I'b rrr H o a t b . — —
»- *?
the hands of Tito and his terroristic Communists, inside the
M l H o a l b a ---------- —
•------------lr ;
O a r I r a r --------------- •_
- —------- w'am country the terror grows worse from dnyTto day. in our free
mountains there are today over d 00,000 u h ti n g men, divided
" A ll
a td loarr
■ •««•.
rarda
of
•h a ab a rr aalatloa* an d a a tlr r a « l
into groups of from 10 to 100. .
tjA
r a lr r la la a o ir a t. ta r tb o fM rpa~- o f
M talatt t o a d ., w ill b r r h a r a r d tor
“ You may know my strategic mirpose: TiXmaintain myself
|l
r v B u l a r a d . r r t l . f a a d r a l r « . _______
at all costs for the great Uiak whicly lies ahead. It may lie
a _ |a a d
JI»"»M r»r
llr a r r .r a lo that I shall fail in our saerbd cause. But you all know well
tf,r o . Inra r» » r r.» a la T b r llrra ld
that this would not mean that the righteous cause for Which
|a |h o n ation al ttrld « l a d ro rtla la a
O f f l r o . a r * K a l n t a l a r d In t b o l « r a our nation is lighting would fall with me. For I am only
,o t
rlllr .
to
tlao
m o a lrr
w llb
Itrlorlaal taradaaartrrn l a t h l m « «
carrying out the will of the people— that if why I commenced
iraU I r w T o t * .
____ _ ___________
the struggle against the occupying forces ami later against
T b o l l r r a l d l a a n «rn abr r. o t T b r
the Communists.”
'-laoortatrd
fr r .o
n b lr b I. r a r lo i l t r l r r a t l t l r d t o t b r ms , f o r r r Mihailovic fell, but if
could know the public indigna
M b l l r a l l a a o f a l l n r a , . dl.Jtalrlaro
trrd llrd
t o l» o r
n l b o r w l o r tion in America at the wnwiii which his trial was conducted,
ffo d lfrd
la
tb la
n«l>r r a n d
a l s o he would know th a t this country is aware more than ever
t b r Io r a l a r t . ,
a o b ll.b rd
b rrr la .
A l l r t a b l a t o m a o b l i r n l l a a n o f » *» * before of the importance of his cause, and of the heroism of
,1 d l . n o t t d t r . b r r r l a a m o l . a r r - a man who never gave up figjiting for his people,,
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THURSDAY, JU LY 25, 1516
TH E SANFORD HERALD, SA NFO RD , FLORIDA
P A C E 'F O U R
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So Round, So Firm V
So Fully Packed
So Free and Easy On Tho Draw
�.T H U R S D A Y ,
JU LY
25,
1946
TH E
SA N FO R D
HERALD,
PA G E
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
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Social
^ S O C IE T Y
And
E D IT O R
—
C e c e lia
Personal
T r u lu c k
T h e T o w n r c m l C lu b w ill m eet
a t 7 :3 0 I \ M . u t th e C o u r t U u u io
w it h L . P . H a g a n , p r e v a le n t, p ro < id in g . T h e p u b liy 1* c o rd ia lly in r.i_'d to a tte n d .
V , F . W , A u x ilia r y w ill m eet
n t 8 :0 0 P. M . n l th e C h a m b e r o f
C o m m e rc e B u ild in g .
A ll m em
b e r * u rg e ! to a tte n d .
Ralph Smith, Jr.
Given Picnic Party
.M r. and M r * . R . A . S m ith ho n o r
ed th e ir son, R a lp h A u s t in , J r ..
J fm i T u e s d a y a fte r n o o n w it h a pic
n ic n t B x n tu n d o S p r in g * c e le b ra t
in g his tw e n tie th b ir th d a y . A
g ro u p o f c la s s m a te * o f R a lp h w as
p re s e n t an d e n jo y e d s in g in g s w im
m in g . p ic n ic k in g nnd la t e r dim e-
.\tim
ttu tx y
I! I m m a n
of
C h a r le s to n . W e n t V o ,, w n i h o n o rm l on M o m la y e v e n in g a t 7 :0 0 I*.
M . w i t h * # b u ffe t s u p p e r g iv e n
b y M r * . (1 . A . S tin e u t h e r b o rn e
n n S atn n *.’ r lin A v e n u e . T h e h o m e
u n s a t t r a c t iv e ly d e c o ra te d w it h
r u m m e r f lo w e r * w ith w h ite , g r e e n
n iu l y e llo w b e ltu r used as a c o lo r
*r b .-m e in th e d in in g ro o m .
Th o m i in v it e il w e re M isses ! I I * o r *
tnan,* E t im b c t h F ite . A u d r e y Ita c h ,
M n r v T h o m a s W ilk e * . B e tty C u r r m il, J e a n W h ith o r n , .K lU n b e th
I W h lg h a n t, U e t t v M o o re , J e a n l i a r :
t p e r , R eb e cc a S te v e n *, M a r y A n n
W h e lc h e l. C a m ille B a tte n , C a llr .v itio C la r k , C a th e r in e .M c N e ill S h ir
le y K ic k . U o r o th y C r u m le y , R e tr y
D ib b le , M n r v a li.'tte
D ib b le an<l
M r r . B ill H a r tle y .
A lso K i r b y F it e . B ill H a r t le y ,
M u c h W h e lc h e l. K m in e tt H e rn d o n ,
ltolu>rt l l r m d o n , R a lp h Ke k ie s ,
Itr d .e r t - ’M i n c r r M a c k -U k rv c ln n d ,
K e n t H o r r c t le r . J r .. B illy B r u m le y ,
U a v ld 'H o w a r d , G e o rg e S p e e r,
R a lp h S ftiilh , F r e d B b t lln e , H ic k
* M e r iv u 'th e r . K a r l J e te r . H a r r y
j B ro w n le e a n d B o b C r u m le y .
Sally Morrison nnd Ralph Wight
who plan to be m arried in Sepu-mbur were presented gift* by
the host and hostess a*, a re
membrance o f the oeension.
Those present w»>fe Ralph,
(Jionor Quest, finite Morrison. Audw
' r i t
reJT BftcV Du[p h n V x t t e s ^ r u r T * * * * * * * * * * * w
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Hutchison,
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Wight and Mr. and Mrs. R. A. • a p p ro v e d b y th e B e tte r F a b r ic *
j T e s tin g
B u re a u
Id u r n t e x )
a re
Smith.
Dainty I*s An Dainty
Does Indoors And Out
w’n ih
y o u rlow el
t nnd
t m ay
TE LE . N O . 148
if
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f. i many Vi'mv . . aither*
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to k e n tn ih e
w ill fln il m i
tnliit* tiiver. n i1 aroUPaj
M m>. i, Min l.ake, S ilv e r
M r . a n d M r * . T . t), T y n e r " h » r «• c u tty . e e lr h r a V 'd th e ir g u ld e n
W e il lin g a n n iv e r s a r y a t th e hom e o f their d au g h te r M r * . K tn jre e
M a g n u ro n on th e C o u n t r y C lu b l b '.if ,
M r. n n d M i - 1 'y n e i m e
p io n e e r ie < id c n t* u f S a n fo r d . . H r : I'uicittr w v ie m m m g jb e ( i r - l
s e t t le r * b ro u g h t o v e r fr o m S w c ilrn hy G e n e ra l U n i t y s S a t t f o iil
a p p r o x im a te ly 74 y e a r * n go.
GENEVA NEWS
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T . 1). W ilk in * . J r . o f B la c k s b u rg ,
in F t . K e n n in g , ( In ., f o r a couple
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H in ta S
Werl(lj''from H o u r Drgionslration
KperialiMl, Tsllshaoser
S h e 's
nnturnlly!
w e a rin g
H a lf-
F n r v ’i A lic e b lu e c h o m brny
w ith
fr o s tin g
co tton
n d o u b le
of
s c a llo p e d
a
p o rt
bow.
For
la c e , a n d
b u tto n -h o le d
th e 7 to 12 year crowd.
^K iD D ieL ftn pa
l U N G F . I t U l ’S IK M 1 M
The k itc h e n is th e b u * i r - l room
l i f the
h o m e e s p e c ia lly d u rin g
su m m e r c a n n in g se as n ti- and also
th e most d a n g e ro u s ro o m , a r r n n lIn g to s a fe ty ad v is e rs o f th e C .
S. D e r a r t n ie n t o f A g r ic u ltu r e .
T ld * Wes-k, w h ite N a tio n a l F a rm
S a fe ty W e e k is lie lo g o b served,
housew ives m a y w ell g iv e earnest
c o n s id e ra tio n to k itc h e n uerideot
fig u re s an d w a y * to m a k e t l u t r
k itc h e n * s a fe r .
A lm o s t o n e o u t o f e v e r y fiv e
hom e a c c id e n ts c a u s in g lu p in e 's eiio u s e n o u g h tn p iq u in ' hospital
rape occur* In th e k itc h e n , accord
in g to N a tio n a l S a fe ly C ouncil
e s tim a te *. T h e s e a c c id e n ts include
fu lls , b u n ts a n d scalds, c o llis io n *
a n d b u m p i, c u ts , b r u is e * and
poisoning.
M m u th a n a fo u r th o f lh e sy
k iie h e n a c c id e n ts n re b u rn s a m i
-v ra ld s , w ith b u r n * by a le u m and
h ut liq u ld a th e ro o tt frea |u e n t.
C a re le s in e a a m o re u flc n lx tlw*
m u s e o f th e s e b u m s th a n |w o r
kitch e n e q u ip m e n t.
S im p le p iw .c au tio n s t h a t w ill p re v e n t m a n y
b u rn * a t e : l i f t i n g the lid » f k e ttle *
su th a t th e a te u m e s c a p e * .away
CLOTHES
THE ANCHOR HAS
SCORED AGAIN!
STYLE - COMFORT
A nnouncing the a d d itio n o f
; delicious
and
delectable
lobster
to
Ihe
• STEAKS
CHOPS
•holvws. Avoid ranch w axing of
kitchen floors, however attractiv e
It may ba, s a y safety advisers,
and wipe up a n y th in r spilled on
the floor Immediately. A rrange
m
It's f r o s t e d food for thoughl: this b
private dining room fo r special
— just call 82-W for reservations. It
,
,
a pleasure to serve you!
Why Not Anchor A t
THE ANCHOR
m .-ys
th e i c e b o x so you c a n co o l a s y o u cinonsn
o f r U m g y ur L " i.d y in
I ty it ~ sno h o w c o a l L eauly
Can b e . H o w i(Mien soom t like a Qlc -i s f r e a m , Ctoams Sue
'OU a re looking for suits for prour Sum m er
irobe w hich combine, sm art styling a n d eat is-
s o fte s t s n o w l It's a w endorful w a y to un w ill, a t Bio an d uf Ihu duy.
It‘» 0 w ise w ay 10 sta rt o u t— un-l H o y - bo aulifully c o o l.
knives and matches
th e Way o f children.
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t ld * w a r . h o w e v e r, in ' t i l l m i* (he Vowel! Company.
*, ■»• and S o e in lis l g o v erto -il B r if a t fo il C . C n lp c p p e r a n d V * r
the " Ite s t p e o p le " t i.x l ( h i*
non C n l|*e p p c r w i t h
M r . an*
i. i.'S .in i t g ro u n d in a lo u n g e
M r » . F a r nest W a n t h a ve m oved
’ g u a ra n te e d h ot to h a rm n r r o t
o r s e rv ic e lliilf n lln
total th e fo rm e r -Sieg h o m e ot
I c lo th e s , a n d to bo s a fe fo r a n y
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a * th e ''H o b b y lavm l F n r m .”
R em em ber
t h a t * p e rs p ir a tio n
M r . a n d M r * . D a v id t iehem nn e ie y to p p e r, Ini Died *nit o f s t o r
- B ill l.u rtw lg and G e o r g e C h a p '
w ill rea ch y o u r s c a lp and h a ir .
age
M il* In v ite d
to le ave h ill
m a n le ft tm ln y fo r N e w Y'oel n n d d a u g h te r J o y e c A n n o f M l
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y o u w ifi s m e ll s w e e t on a h o t
tn ir n n l c ln lh e * sh o u ld I* ' w o rn .
n l w eeks.
.
* . - ■ A . G . A lle n T u e s d a y .
n u h im e r n ig h t . W * u r ? th a t y o u r
t his did n o t d e te r m a n y w o m e n
Mr*. A. E. Moran and I.lllinn
h a ir is c le a n s e d to o . D o n 't bo
M rs . P. I.. B a y ; M i» C a r l P ie s - till’d A u b r e y M o ra n and S h irle y fiaiii lunling around in long,
a f r a id to w a s h i t e v e ry d a y i f r o t t and son h a ve le t tin te d fro m T h n m n * h a v e ic tu r n c d a f t e r *
llouered A*c*d gown- of pre-w ar
y m i a re e n g a g e d iu sports.
sp endin g a w i v k nl New- S m y rn a w ee k o l C o ro n a d o B ench.
im r l in g * . M o s t w om en m e in n k W h e n d re s s in g , s t a r t w ith a llra c h . M r . R a y nnd M r . P r e s r a tt
Mi
a n d M r * . C . W . Doolev iiu' up fo r lb ,- y e a r * o f u t d itn r in ii
c le a n x it d ie . Y o u should ow n jo in e d th e m on S a tu rd a y nod ac n re th e proud p a r e n t* o f n hah
t i n e by c o m in . old i fie a p ie h tly
m o re th a n »no g ir d le and • each co m pan ied th e m hom e a f t e r sp en d b u y , K e n n e th G ra n g e , b o rn Sal
p o »S lld e III th e f'O - a a i e v e n i n g
s b o illd I m? w as h ed a fte r l-e in g ing 11• * u e eke n al.
in tin y . Ju ly I'.' lit th e F e rn a l
i
a-s an d g a i d * n
. i i v f o * k*
w o rn . P - r s p ir a t io n w ill <h> m o re
l.a tig h to ii H o sp ital.
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j h a r m to n n e la s tic g ir d le th a n
M t an d M r - F o r ! S ffm m rrs tl
' t'lnthe* i.atH
.* hain
a lso a ie proud to o m u m n e e th
i fr e q u e n t *o n p a n d w a te r J a u m le r' , • left them W i t h Rttle else
a r r iv a l o f a son, I hu it Mntidli*.
m g»
rou-ider fn l" 1• ”, Vu-lei
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M a k e * u r e th a t hose, lin g e r ie
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a n il b lo u s e , m e c le a n
w h en th e y a t e p a t on T h e m o s t
e x p e n s iv e s u it w ill look d o w d y
i f it i* w o r n w ith a w rin k le d o r
d ir t y b lo u s e . _
C o n c e iU 'd ,
In
vi .i i ftti'i, , , * i. l r m i - - i,iit 'U ii- a *
'.ii> in this r u U l i t y ? S o m e
I.,
M ir* Be tr y
H ire r m an
of
C h a rle s to n , W e s t V o . is a g u e s t o f
M r . u m l M r * , ( j . A . S tin e a t t h r t r
hom e un S u m n a ir lin A v e n u e fo r
s e ve ra l d a y * .
M r . an d M r * . R . L
Cos o f
E n te rp ris e h a v e a * th e ir g u e s t* a t
ti/.d r hom e ''T u s c u lu m " M r . a n d
M r*. N o rm a n Fohl o f C a m d e n , S.
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'T I M U R S ..ml SMITHS will
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M i. i.di n n
|n ip ii I• I,-, i mam Camilla-,■ hove
M i r . N e t t ie In g r a m o f W e r t
P a lm B each i * v is itin g M r * . D u ra
G e r r y a t h e r hom e o n F re n c h
A v e n u e f o r *n n te tin*?.
F ra n c is R o u m illa t. J r . h a * r e
lu m e d to G a in e s v ille w h e r e h e
w ill c o n tin u e h i* s tu d io * n t th e
School o f P h a rm a c y , U n l v e r i l t y
o f F lo rid a .
RUDGFItS
l- - I...,,, It,r II \ I t I C V T O O K E S ,
( . I S P E N C E R S . K H. M l I T U S .
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I. A. Stine
Honors Visitor
Social CalenJai
THURSDAY
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TERRACE TALK
Activities \
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C l I A H S I » U k « * * l A .g a s * Hi/*r C ta « » a '» l
•« A . y . . . C l l O l U j C a in s tat at I* t* M
I — A recent
ipean m aternity
16 native girls
on* hospital. The
I w ere very satisfied
’ Intelligence and keenf som e months o f trainware, tran sferred to a
hospital for practical
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“ We Clothe th e Fnmllr—W e Furnish the Home"
Phone 174
310 B. U t 8L,
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�T H U R SD A Y , JU L Y
T H E SA N FO R D HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
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I t the case with whlcfijrou can u ii on t h e Upper lip and from Ihr c<»rit afte r a few time*. Here ere ner* Inw ard on th*.low er lip.
i r t n n t Mime hint* on how to uae it to ,
4. l-*>ad the bru»h with color
nchirve the be*t possible result*:
"S*in and fill in. Or block in the
,,
1. S tart with clean lip* from tolor with lipstick. I*re*» >our lip*
'll... which every
trace of prrrinu* together over a ll*«ue.
r-attor make.up ha* been removed. l)u*t
AI way* kuep In mind that n
** J*V,m with powder for a clean drjr aur- woman i* more appeal In , with soft
m*he tip (t r ,
lull tip* th an »ho i* with a thin
p lnush.
2 . Carefully stroke the brush haul tin*. Also I j ho avoiibil re
" n^ for,t' ° m th *
the extrem e Cnpld’a bow. ‘he
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lip brush
s With the lip bru*h. draw the I0" 11- **p. The lip l>ru>h w.ll help
urprfsrd outline from Ihr center outward hulltl up thin corner* to a curve.
Phone 724*M.
Couple only,
Station, 12th A Sanford Ave.
2 ROOM apt. to elderly or mid ATTENTION FERN GROWTHS.
dle-aged couple or Indy. Phone PKCKY cypress lumber for sale
4 1 0 - J . _______________ _
at O. J’. A. ceilings. Rebuild
and repair slut houses. Address
LA tttjK cool front room with
inquiries to Mnrningside Lum
private bath. Close in. Sum
ber On., P. O. Hox 1645. I’crmer rates. 70(1 E. 2nd St.
2 BEDROOMS
t
*. -- life - preset* era
—
SANFORD HARDWARE CO.
210 East F irst St.
’ Fbr
WEED CUTTERS
and
OR 3 room fumished apartm snt or house. Permanent resi
dent, Phono 309-W.
law n
h a k im
3 REAL ESTATE FO RSA LE
H tsnlcy-ltoters Hardware Co.
WHEN you buy a home, gel a
5 year (ire and windstorm in
surance policy. You will aace
approxim ately 1/3 of the cost
and may pay th-.- promlum in
6 annual installm ents. See C.
M. Boyd ft Co.
KELLY HANDLED AXES
see
8ianley-lto(«ra Hardware Co.
rW O -stnry houir In one of the
nicest locations in .Hanford.
Phone 1040-W.
N T iy U E S —Mr., and Mr*. Henry
Kuldk, Orlando, will sell at
private sale In their home, 473
Ho. Orange Ave. beginning i(
10:00 o'clock Sunday, July 28.
their large private collection of
antique Furniture, old glass,
b rli'a-b ru r, cut glnsa, several
handsome gold leaf mahogany
and walnut mirror*, (one large
gnld leaf Adams for mantel,
an* large mahogany (’ulnnlnl
E m p l r r ) ; many H ^ itifu lly
(tam ed ami matted, rlnglish
sporting scenes, original Bird
Pript*. fashion
prints, etc;
40 ACRES of citrus anil truck
land fenced, fl'4 acres cleared,
blowing b r a n c h r u n n i n g
through, On mail route, elec
tric line aad telephone. Golden
Lake Drive. 040-W,
FOB HALE
A very nice five room bungalow
On west side of town, corner lot.
17380.00.
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor
501) Atlantic Bunk Bldg.
-________ Phone 732
FDR HALE
Two story three bedroom house
corner lot priced at $7500.00.
ROBERT A WILLIAMS. Realtor
BOO Atlantic Bunk Bldg.
Phone 7.12
p ain tin g —co n tra rt
6
ARTICLES W ANTED
BABY'8 play pen wanted in good
condition. Thona 435-R,
I'LL BUY your ear, regardless
of ago or condition. Roy Reel,
3oq W. 2nd St.
WILL buy
machines,
Russian Reports
W arm er W eather
In Sub-Arctic
’ARNING to autnnmWIe owneri
and drivers. 3*J "tat, * now have
strict laws Irnposing heavy pen
alties on ninlnrist* wlm cannot
pay a judgment f„r injury to
others caused by their aUtomo
bikes. You are taking s grave
chance if you drive or if your
automobile 1* driven in any of
these state* u i.il.. you a re In
sured, Be,, us h"foi>t vou lake
a trip In your car. C. M. Boyd
COPIES of tong " I ’m Going ELECTRIC appliance repair* —
Right Back To , My Dear Old
wa rep air washing machines,
vacuum cleaners, fan*, mixers,
Florida Bom*,'" written by
220 Me itch Bldg., Phone 1168
Robert W. P eatm an. Will pay
sawing machines, TrotteY Ap*
Children a specialty
ptlairce Service, J04 W. Second
• l.Oh p ar ropy. Pleas# writ#
8 b , Phone 1M4-J.
FERTILIZER—$1.25 a bajp 2629 to Buth Pearm an Apgar, 226
Seybold Bldg., Miami Sf, Fla.
Orange Ava.
SNAPSHOTS—jrrihted, d(^Jlo|md,
enlarged. We copy otd photolion maul drum*, good 7 Pffa/ l i y —t t k , SupplUa
graph*.
dIUon, $2.00 each. Southern RABBITS, hutches and complete
NICHOLAS STUDIO .
tmleals, Inc., S04 N. Elm
220 MelsCh Bldg., rhona lftO
equipment for **le cheap. 2
,V*m Phone 05L
flooB yhayar b roods r» and 3
FU R N ITU RE REBUILT
[ORTH Carolina grown Co|
. . . b attery k_____i*r
decker
othi equip*
RECOVERED
an Cabbage plants, rwtdy
i l Charles L. Bridges, call YoUr AND
f'irn llu ra will look Ilka
, 16th t o ’ Nov. 1st, Placa
MW, j
"
r order now for early deB_______ expert* rebuild , and
salves, yearlings. whom
ry. Call 705-M.
jc
recover ait. Only th* fin est con
Phone 788-W.
struction >m aterials used. Phone
ham m er mill complete with
l i l t for a free estim ate epd
l i e H J ^ r k Ave._
Phone t i l l
TS NO TICES—PERSONAL
will advened 816.00 a week to
you.
In 8 m onths you can
rB, Church
el*f0a
k ’% - P
8L, Oriendo, Fla.
family
L ast Of Sandy
Hook Steam ers
Toots Thirty’
>p. h 't s i f u k u t * .
—4154,- oio~ Ran ford* Hwrdware.—- -N EW TORK- l r r o iT r r s imSRIy
JERSEY CITY, N. J.—Topside
1
f-*Unw
nr
ill
n’t
lllc
the
‘social
a farew til 1mourner tugged the
FIRST clus* union painter, in
wheolhoure et rd and the r ifjfln .
terior and exterior, contract u life it may lie partly the result
siv* wlilslbI* b la st'w a s a 'fa re w e ll
hoilfly basis, phone 'JOI-Vt. in i i Ih-iuk underweight nr having
,
sigh.
siilrnce H1It MaginJi* Ave. .1 big hands.
in a irswareh iuvrslifntion con.
It wbs the farewell of a sleek *
M. Manning.
!ducted with 25(1 young men ns
steam ship that hail rarried I’rest- I
the
10 B usiness O pportunities specimens and reported
dents,
Journal r f‘ the American Medical
g reat world for half p century.
studies were made
a s o........
c ia l inn,
A -featu re of New York’s Iran*- t
I LUNG statio n , store building of the possible relationship be
portalion facilities, the na*|cnger j
with living quarter* consisting tween body build and personality.
steam pship line which began op- I
of 4 room* and hath. L o n to i
Men with bodily, disproportion*
on brick road. F irst $ 7 tOO.tHJ including unusual
crating in 1800 to the J e rs e y '
I.eight
for
buy* It.
This Is the oppor
Highlands war coiled off during
tb* w ar becau ■ of the aubmarine ,
tunity you huve been waiting weight, shoulders broad for chest
circumference,
head
large
for
file
for.
Full inform ation gladly
menace outside the harbor nets, I
Th* service now ha* hen perm a
given if you will call at my of chest and oversixe hands" were
found
to
have
a
g
re
a
trr
frequency
nently cancelled by I he Central
office. Edw ard F. U n r , 115
of n r ln ia dominant personality
Magnolia,
The
traits, indirating lesser stability, ONI Of JIXTIIN refugee children Railroad of New Jersey.
ie»<*t integration, greater sen arnvlng on the Marin* Flaiher In SS Sandy Hook was the last
LOANS
sitivity a lii complexity of p er New York, Irene Najdenkowa, 2, I queen of the Sfl-year dynasty.
Old-timer* remember th at the
sonality
and lesser capacity for kiuc.i the doll someone hended her
I FINANCE your pureha>e* of
making ra*y serial ntrjmtmerits," at ihr pier. The Rytslan child was Hook and her sister, the Mon
automobile*, truck* and eltctil the report said.
found uhandoned In a German cun- mouth, curried President* (Irani
cal equipm ent thru (!. M. Boyd
Conversely, it wrn* found, th a t Ccnii ation camp. She came In as a snd Wilson and such g reats of
A Co,
men with tia its indicating p er quo((i immigrant under President finance and secirty a* Jay Gould,
Bernard
Baruch.
George
F.
sonality soundness or -lability
BO Bit (MV h e r e w h e r e
had fewer disproportion* in phy Trum an directive. ( /ntem adonal) Baker, Sr., and Cornelius Bill*. ;
PRIVACY 1.4 RESPECTED
Rail official* estim ate the Hook
YOUR n atu ral desire fur privury sique than the average of the
in money m atters is strictly whole group.
carried 15,000,000 p aiien g e rs in
The experiment r e p o t curried
respected here.
Friend* and
the period from 1SH9 to 1041.
relatives are not question1*4 tt warning, however that the
D uring the war, lb* Hook wa*
iit>oiit your credit. Your em theory renuirca verification and
used by the Army and rarried j
ployer or business associate* further study. ■
band* of WAC musician* ilowfl 1
will nut hear uf your personal*
the bay to serenade returning i
affairs. There is flu cause fo r'
. em barrassm ent.
L e g a l N o tic e
AP Newsfeature*
Reasonable credit requirement i. j
MOSCOW — Observations in
No en-maker* on money loans. |
------------------------------Russia have shown th a t w eather
Variable paym ent plans,
N TIIF rrM 'ltr >>y TUB COUNTt I in the northern hemisphere has
FAMILY LOAN CO. ,
Florida Bank Bldg.
Phans I t l l l-ijt: HKlllNOl.t: r rri'NTT, FU»- l^en warming up for the la«t
n ‘ u k ' khta T k ' uk j . r I .i u j t . -,7
‘hs Srviet Union Aca12 SPECIAL SERVICES
in , i »***.••«<i.
flemv of sScienci' h u reported,
ro Ail I'm iiinr* «n>t person* liasDlrvxrtor Grigoriev cf the acailbd.1
- flt
A“ * 'n,“ 'e m y ’s Geographical Institute said
SIGNS
MI*| ,|.,h of you ar* hereny i» ir currenU l*egan in DMU to
Show card* and posters
tolifI*-! ami retiulreit to pressni : -how slightly higher tem peraO— DEE’S KlG.N 8F.ltVICK
Iliy rlalnis soil it-inarnl* wbleli you. • ur—- slrn tr with Ih i. rsm n m
0 . D. Landless, i'houc 1021
,r elihrr of you may Mvw against |
A, r nf 1" ,,n l.n,» '* mri ■
he r»t«io of J. e . I t l U A JH-. <t«. T*ductlun of the polar Ice cap.
■r»sr,i. loir of snlif C-iiinty. to the No exact Bata on average temFLOOR HANDING
and finishing. Gleaning and w ax 'ninti, Jobs- of Hianlnol».rouut>. pernture was available.
ing. New floors siirfnred to pdfi- m u V e'V M M .• o J r 'S r y 'll^ p V r .'.
Hfa.-ually In aub-A retir region.
fection. Old i lours made Iikes new, •lor'.lH within right ealriKlat 'e g e ta tlc n showed the effi-ct* of
ii4*ni it* fi'Hti iit** ilm«*
thD nt«i 'lig h tly warmer wrnthpr. N«vtCarl. g ,(io
Ulm .....i-Inioti.." ’’o
snailri-jtlee.
bo in wrll
__ n . conditions
. . .__ _ in, the Arctic
. „ slate
, , ...
ns, arol. sbalt
the phiea, . Ocean also Improved,
,1 _ „
I'liitssr* so,i foist olflro K'blreks ol
(Jse p r ttU ra l gain for the So
BENT A ( Alt
!
ho
i-lnlmniit,
and
shall
bo
sworn
vict
Union,
it
wa*
indicated,
YOU D lliv i: IT
]
„ l,y th, (Inlmant, agrol, or at- would be improvement rif farm*
PHONE 20il
ornry. on-t any surli claim or ils.
on mi iini so riiM ahull -be void,
tR and fnoti-raising In suit-ArcSTRICKLAND-MORRISON
i.n
ria
t:
it.
I
t
i
u
.s
lie
areas.
•' DBIVK-IT, IN t-
Hava your p o rtra it taken a t
NICHOLLS STUDIO
lu e end froovu
I O range Ava.
If You’re Sensitive
It May Be Because
YourFeet’sTooBig
nr
DODGE - PLYMOUTH
PARTS AND HERVIC1
100 Palm etto Ave,
I'honc
8 ANTE 20c out of every doKar
you Spend for fire, windstorm,
automobile, workmen's compen
sation. burglary, liability and
other kind* of insurance. You’ll
dividened paying polIdea. C. M. Boyd 4k Co.
S
AUTOS FOR SALE
^ P L Y M O U T H e door eedan.
Helds to pick tomatoes. Uk-al
churches helped to obtain voliuip:er^
workars. Home dem onstration c lu b p
members and other women helped
to process Ihr/ tom atoes and get
them into can* When '.he volume
of torn*lots became too strong ior
the num ber of w orkers proressing
ihrm. the county agent got in a
sound truck and toured the town,
calling on folks to help.
Then the cattlem en cam e in on
the enlerpiUe. too, by contributing
19 beev.-s to be canned. Local
butchers helped cut up the beef
-a rc asses. The cltrun growers c o n - j
trlbuted fruit.
Everybody Joined in the project
and. ol course, it was a great sue*
ress. The result ot their ellona
was a solid carload ot canned loud
—1.310 cases of tomatoes, 83 caeca
of beef, JK) of yntxed vegetable*,
and 40 cases of mixed ettn ts Juices.
Through the cooperation ot the
community and section. UNRHA
had a carload oi life-giving food
for the faniiae-etrlckra peoples.
And everyone ulio helprd was J u a - ^
tlUably thrilled over the result.
Floor and wall tiles are shaped
under a pressure of abcut 2.000
pounds to the square inch before
being fired.
‘-'Knhrly^-hasJsf^rrhtnie ''Croginr AlCN’cw sfeatures
riiv i t flifk . W'lolmldl Studio.
FOB SALE
Small garage npartm ent in Tie- ODD pricerwnf furniture for sale.
214 Park Ave.
sirable location close in. Prleerl
a t t2600.()0.
BABY carriage. Excellent condl
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Iteallor
tlon. Ph. 277-J,
60(1 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
BED Cocker Spaniel puppies,
Phnnn 732
mates, $20.
F rfd Uossetler,
13 LOTS for sale, all rlenred,
house startod, pump driven;
BOO concrete Idreks on p ise ,
2 blocks track of I’aoln school. True Temper axes, 3 H ; t:
and 5 llis,
Owner lives bark of I’sola
17ie Hanford Hardware (
school, John B. Taylor, Kb I.
2to E. lat Hi.
Box ltJ7rW,
24 INCH pedestal fan, burroughs
REAL ESTATE W ANTED
adding machhie, royal typewritcr, portable phonograpli, fireW AN TED :
L is t in g s
of farms,
less cooker, 2 small electric
homes, groves and business
radios, lota of good used bid*
and other useful items
Fred LAWNS m o w e d .
Reasonable
Myers, S it E. Second Ht Phone
prices. Je rry l-urd, phottfi 7B8417-J, _______ •
IMITATION leather* In most
colors and large selection of
good upholstery fabric*. Itolwit
8. Brown, 2811 N. Orange
Ave., Orlando, Fla.
HARDEE COMMUNITY
SPIRIT REFLECTED
IN R ELIEF PROJECT
KLLING Whlteiill) System* and
Inr WHO tnx service to , mull
businesses. Men wllh u r , prefiire d , accustomed to earning
$100 or more per month. Call
in person; Room 1107 Y*|di?»
EXPERT
FURNISH £1) house or twu_ lied'
Close In. f’rtn iin
nut residents. Phono 1157 oi
V. O. Hox H21.
dy Spuds Johnson
I E very once in « white, a* com*
. munity docs something coojwra.
| lively that fairly spark*®1 with K »d
will and accomplishment. Such
| achievem ents among Florida's lural people are not uncommon, but
their Importance should continue to
■be recognised and emphasised.
1 The recent collection, processing,
and shipping ot that carload ot food
'fro m H ardee Couty to UNItRA for
relief of hunger abroad was an
achievem ent of this kind.
I E arly in May, H ardee Cowily
I fan n e rs and others realised mat
thousands of bushel* of tomatoes
would gQ to waste In Ihe BeId* tinlea* they were canoed. Ho the c a n i
ty agent, E. H. Vance, farm ers,
'fa rm and city women. cStuierDi.
FIRST class mason, $1.75 hour.
Plenty o | Work. it. r.. i humus.
ilh kitchen privi IIOUSF.HOl.il goods and miscel
leges for working' girls. Phono
laneous thing*. Everything for
lluteL Friday 6:00 to |2 and
m sal* now and every day until
all
is
sold
at
1511
Mellnnville
2
W A IT E D TO RENT
9
W O R K W ANTED
Av#., F . II. Dyson.
-KAPOK
•
ns ITOATTHiSHION
Rural Common Sense
WITH IT. CO'tM'MOP James J. tavtdrar. Rochester, fiDnn, at lha eon*
tr j, " th e Phantom," rust Davy ilgliicr plane exclusively powered with
Jet entities, makes the first take-off from a flattop during test* aboard
the carrier KronUin 0. ftoorruett, off the Vnglnla Cape*. The new craft,
known at X H ).|, lint a service ceiling of e v e n miles and atlalu s.a
spaed id excess ui 1>U0 miles per hour.
(International Soundpholo)
8
H ELP W ANTED
FO R RENT
5 ARTICLES
GIRL for soda fountain ot IsmFURNISHED 3-rnnm npartm ent, I-AHGE 2 wheel tiuiler with wntey'a D rug Store. P a rt tilin' or
ground floor. 107 N. Locust,
erproof enver.
Red's Texaco
full lime.
26 , ' 1 9 4 6
To
T o FHertda
F r i e n d s aand
nd C
Customers
u t lo m e r s oofr
LUCIAN JOHNSON
re pleased to announce th a t Lucian
»w »- m em ber of- o u r Serrice-O rgan
Slrickland-Mftrrison In
A uthorised
SGRYJCE
Attractive home on 811 GIm Avenue
For information, sec M. J. Lodffc
LODGE & SON GROCERY
305 EAST SECOND STREET
PHONE 400
idium metis a t PflO degrees
the appointment
W. G. HAILE, JR
[ W o r ld W o r II V c t e r d n ]
.
Formerly Aes’l. fitfir. at our Miami Branch
at manager of our
ORLANDO o ffite .
In keeping with th e announcement of Mr. Halle's appointment,
ORKIN also announces the Inclttalm of a ^omplcle_ RATPROOFING D eportm ent totether with - the* uia o t IttO . the
new wonder r a t poison and the use of D D T. for th e control of
typhus. Mr. Hallo' has been trained In th e neweat an d most
effective techniques of r a t and Insect rtte rm in atio n . T he peH
control operations are maintained on a truly aeieflilne ball*
and Uv# meat u p -to -d ata methods sre u*cd. For the latest snd
mori icicntlffc methods fn Pest Control e l d OltKIN, South's
Oldest and Largest Exterminator*. \ /
3-PIECE OUTFIT
�N
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
THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1046
AGE SEVEN
Packers Defeat Sanford In 13 Inning Thriller 4 To 3
Feds, G-Men Tangle Here Tonight ' Summer G reen s
Salter To Be On Hand For Tilt Open With Blind
LKESBURO, July 25 (Special)
B o g e y Tourney
—The Sanford Calory Fed* win*
THE BOX SCORE
IN
TITLE
By
D EFEN SE
Jack
S o rd s
G
ii
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S
o p
!(S
T p n rilS
T ltip
VJiri, is), oeCKS ten n is
line
rtT w illru a r
S co res
Ea«rli* On Third Hole
Swinging With Both Hands
(*l>ilr T«ai wtffojgur thp Srfflino'c
I'ountr)' tTuli |»n» icorvti mi m tr r
By BD‘t ROZCSKtt
m x t mmUli Her rather docs trot «« ,l!e third hide on IK* Iih d
9FA CURT N f r.u- n i (tonal rx|tcct her n win. but hofigures
couise y istrrd ay . the Herald w i
nlng stl'Jak was cut short here
i junior glrt^ lim its chpinptun in she -he ahoul.l ntitdininoini tho
n r-t oil vised today. Clyde was playir.s
noxl two or tf.rcc yi .ir- .mu b e ;eight—which would be tjuile b feat j with Aillmi Williams and K. S
last n if tit a fte r winning six
MANf t Dt I»
A » i* h t ball fam e*. The I “acker* Mlh
ILsurti Lou John vcm na»c the xa- • lor n 13-yp»r-old,
1 McCall with Jack H orner kll
I s
suraniT of her irnnl.-trn-tun.-. n t h ; 1 In u ra Lou *1111 use* two lismls hitzits"
u J
, r-i drove home a »lnfle tally in the t u iii *. ib
4
I 1
on h r r - m q ii r l about twiMliird*
*
(
cr on that
:: last half of the 13th inning to kit I'rnlr, jet
TerwtlV'irar teed off with a
I s
i
Lcytl • John >h . i n b
H. u( Ihc n i t irotim l. tVrarins a
th ; visitor* down by a 4 to 3
__
I
u IJ
stiucuiig tn lie ii-uii i .mu .-I ib pbktr I n i amt pigtail*, she i* a ht'.iutiful long dnve and rank hi*
i* :
__.... i
count
Sharin', e .
y tsrs. i> v e il ilrllnUr mi In- ptc- graceful player ami has dry eloped ap| loath. Save in I weeks ago
> «
Clytle T erw lllrfsr,
SeminoVi
Sanford scored thn firs t run in 'I 10''* ib ;
i t
dlctlntt tor hi- 14 y -nr tiirl d m r '.-r. a send ba, W court gam e to rut Kieli.int I H i, acr.uupli'hed the
the first innlnf, followed by one
p
i.
i t Country Club pro announced this
and the rrc o u t. .l.ow tl i* not at) down mi errors.
same foal. These are the only
Sail m om lnf that a Blind B t f i y
in the m 'e n th and one In the
Tut am
pre.nd pcm fi Mult
Her size prevents tier from veneighth. Leesburg Kored initially
r , *K
t o i « tournam ent will be played In cele*
Stnro the prettv '. tie ml*. ■ejg tlirtr.ii net play. allhmiKh she Ls two times th a t thU feat ha* been
In the aocoml Inning with a pair , >aV«!InI' lb
< u i is brntion uf th? npeninf of the sum*
to to u rn sm n .: .-Hi p 'im or
|3 lenrnini a littIt* about that de- accomplished on the femlno!*
0 ! J iT'.'r greens at the local course
of tallies, and again In the seventh Latsko. if
ntonlhy ago *h' . • id.n. about parinicnt of thP gam e .which >Ih Course it i* said.
1
:
1
I
The winnlnf run was scored
M,.
s dozen U;h- i.c s-i-i • from m ay will be ready lor In another two
1 t t i Ju ly 28.
as Mormino led off in tlo 13th
e
for IS-yenr <'..* rigiis on up into years.
I SClIrtOl.llOY HAM. O.tMK
13 1
A prize will be nwanty<t~t*» tho
tiing with
i -- - v * ■ 0o 0" # i winner of the tournam ent as well
w om en's dlv*Oof
An nvul snipim er and n staunch j m i INI it* j | p; ItHDIti*
hftii
“ a single,
‘ and advanc-t CatHinr* 31*
Laura L on'. tfr*i tnutnr< .ip- Brooklyn D".U‘ 'T fart, the young |
.
etl to third on free p u sc a Issued
' [ .....
« o t o „ „ for the winner* sif special
pea ranee gel bet a |Va»m<* »H>
I * devtnee of "rwarv movies
FREDERICK. Mil - 'A D —‘H e
to Capone and Galbraith, ami Mor* t -ruiak
... . _ -------- . u
» iu »
Inry and p.ilr cl Idiyli ii d ‘feet -and mystery .-.lories. Stic will lie crryir* almost caught up with H e
| mino scored s . Sharpe dropped j - " " - -o t when * .......... ' “ ^ V j d t r W n f “ n '^ u m T J r'''o n e '^ 'h o le !
tn lh« Npb J-i-ey d i* lili| gnj* gin her iilgit .*ihooi a ’-tidn-.s at Plitc total num ber ol runs made in a
to th
tho
when
„~ir*
,.y tn
limin)„
s.% the throw
th r o w to
o pplate
la te w
h e n aStebte b ir,-A
t* ».y
n ln a s ;r . _„
1 c lo s e s t d r iv e to n u m b e r, fiv e h o le .
pby In June. I'lLV
Crest tn the fall and expects to baseball gaiue between K redethk
bins reached first bsse on the
----- id* ooo n o m o — Slie had to u-t j w o. hand* to'COtnplrt - 'In- course in three years and Brunswick high schools.
fielder. ehofNi
.
.....n u r*
gJ« Iren l-u ouir 1—< 'n e e s t pum l-r of pults for 18
fielders choITb.
r
Krrort" c'a p X : I W .... W-r- holes, and the most 5’* ami 18
swing her l3'.-oua>e rn<«|iir: a* by extra tutarlng.
‘ Playing his last fame in a
ni.hu Haller, Sharpe Hun* batted . „
slip was 5S hut
tad and wcurtail
Int lUllFr 3t U kv, Cu«ld* llryattU
.
I^ ra b u rf uniform, Desmond
to jm m ds. mu- handleti r.-t t.n nuei
Tw» t»«*«* hit:
Mom# run:
Member* nr«» r*f|U*M«*d to turn
Sailer celebrated the occasion
effectively tHiouuh to win the cham
. «»T»i;•
‘‘f.r'" i.lL1— !' In their scores for 18 holes in
by lifting n waist J>lfh pitch
pionship. Shoitly alft-fw.-tril .jt?
& ' ' l i’.i|
‘.-iiM.hr
T i l l ! lr.
t b i y t i l r ’ «pl-*>
H. h r
tToo order that u h a n d ic a p ran be set
out of the park for a neat
won the New York Shin- girl*
H ood In P e a r s o n . I . * f t m i b a a re t up fo r futut** tournament*. Sir.
fo
u
r
aacker.
S
alter
reports
to
crown, when all net c.pi ’’e-ru ne7U
,
« J
.
r a n f o r d IS. I w e s t i u r j i t l
H ale on
Tcrwjllegnr added that plans arc
jyiilted Hfl *r. Hie uigsUeidlnaU___ ;
bgtng d m v rrrtip for a chrb-rlnrm, Laura lam iimll!iue,l hoi irnnls
plait,hip match wh*n the com
fslteec-is In the Snth’Jr Win-u she re
M UNICIPAL PARK 8:15 P. M.
lum ed In Foil t . ch-i '.i a- Fla
plete IB f i r m s are openrit.
sfrn.
;
gam, : 1:15.
(o resum e h u
HI. yI’ip,'
Jodie ilowingtnn a* usual p itc h -'
t 're*r Yb iinnf in i n,,.
, . .pie
■■1 -ed n m asterful hall game, giving
1 cmillesl-: well ,1 ,i,. ,
-f,r
' up only six fr*o passes and strlk- 1
Florida * u ie
i - . n. .i i, ,r,d
I tng out four. Jerry Silverman led ---------w.’m en's e rn u u
w . I- Pet
the visitor* at hat with two hit* '
. .
81ir ntsn dm welt for l:et“ -TT In
. Of 25 .734
Citjr
Recreational
Director
pooso
*
bigger luurnam iim maitagmg to
, r.7 4(1 .583
W.'dO-PAbPtT-Ciy'eiGAfT I1" 1 "l> stuldem n-oi=- n- r-ie tw -.
- 5 2 . 43 .547 K 'ttiv s announced today the pro
in five trii»s to the platter.
i u iw m o n
.
.
-ev, ir*. i- j
tog out before ■dei and iln. a m orel
41) '47 .510 gram for children* entertainm ent
BALLOT FOB ALL-STAR TEAM
c
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d
F
M
, pfcfV hlFi*^ il l ?
exirerlencot In.
•
. The double he*dor scheduled to q,
ll‘l „ ,
.. 42 57
.424 for thy week. As usual supervised
"4 be played last night was “rained ,*• Augustimi
'l.-rV©- AOAtelST' R ?C k /
.1
i Riu-k "I «h’ Nnuii Hn- -im m er.
. 41 57 .418 Indoor and outdoor game* and
**» i with three ini he nl<t.-.! n> her :
A LL-ST A R T E A M NO 1 (V E T E R A N P I. A Y E R S I
tfK " a* only one game could l>e tY
its 59 .392 ■port* will be conducted at tho
c'S A IiA eJo iaJ aIgvV
tielglit am i i * ■ i. , j t )*.„ „t*
pin yeti due to wot grounds. Tho Leesburg
T
38 ,V8 .390 Gram m ar School each day from
more.
Laura
Imi
i
i
m
;h
urd
I Iiiw it-am mu«l hr neln tn l from Ihr * |ilii) rr** lislrtl
10:00 A. M. to 12 :1X1 noon and
postponed gsipe will be rcschedul- j p*
[, N ight's
,
l,a*l
Result*
lla lit Iv by Hi-(tl Ip e i,i,
mm
ed s t a later date.
' •)*>‘on»
3:00 to 5:00 I*. M. with Director
Hjn* hrliiMi
OrlandoHe,,ch
4, Daytona Bench 3.
the IhmN Jnt tf .
• 'nmu
The Sanford aggregation re*
Kettles being assisted by Miss
Judl,
Hulsiill,
U illtri,
SI
\ I ( . I S T IN K —H lrinrrltr.
Leesburg 4, SANFORD 3,
McmmiAl |i!.i ,
w
a N .1
turns to their home psrk to play (IT- Innings).
Jessie Durden mid Mis. Winn.
I i first
•
•'•hut
Krii
I
ih
MfGrnth
the Gainesville G-Men in a single
*c it HIM jiL*\ »
St. A uguitine 1-8. Itrl.iind 3-1. Children uf alt ages ate urged to
1
r '»;*l
(M I \ S M I ’urliH l 4*Ii* Ii. I*atsr.
I lit fl \ •
*al.
tilt tonight.
ll> J l ’I.IA N S I i:\ST ltO M
attend a movie entitled "F an g
Mr ti • kc'
1’utalks 10, Gainesville 2.
Hnrriniiliiii
She fnihiu . . i
of t)ic Wild" which will he shown I “ ■
IS
Games Tonight
ivith
v It I r n
In 1’ .
at the Junior llirh Si (tool nudi-I ST. \ t 111'STINK A ITKN DANCE '
i n l l ' N \ |lf \< II
Mr** atl
\- -mil*
Orlando *at St. Augustine
H
lit* in l ii l ’-y I*t .ii-1i r il i i f
Mii
u*s
if
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K
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torium
al
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P
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on
July
25.
|
!f
ha*
!>*,•-:
aiiuouneed
that
Leesburg a t Daytona Beach.
111) I In** ti* a ?v *-Js ln-l! M Jir.Jiii; -Iw’i **•
*. \ ' \ | h VIt 1 |
l I* Irk. Lull /. I dlon Ht-r tlrii.
The Security l/im l^ r Company
Corntdie* ‘■till I'he Sc*-nt.'* “ Here through Ju ly _*_* m, M Augustine .
Gainesville at SANFORD
»iy| U
i *•"11m t
ift f ' in i f iit
s A M I Mi M L r' »
l .ikt
|ln« meliiii, >i haiili’l K rltlr1*,
\'nrk i*lr i Ih* i. * A
entry in the City Softball League
Conies The I ireus" nild "Bide 'Kin j Saint? hM fmini.-.j I2.3(U puld i
l'alutka at DeLand
l"i lt({| 0 |I(*Ii B Ii II Is ii ill In* tiili- Ui'iit m i
|D(itn
/
laj'i't,
|Ii
k
I
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KI
i
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rpr
ch.'jrgcil victor iou* over the Hob1
1
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V
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lti*tj
CioWboy'1 wilt also l,T ihown,
Ini sr bn 11 fan* ,-ni nog the till at I
• l**nr\v«t**r !• *itc t \u-; n il HthtTw ...........
•« fl*
ton Sporting Good* nine by a
k11f I v S 1111 Ur *D
I r m i r , Mi*T«t»ieur/. I *i»< IH*. Srirnr.
CITY S tlF T H V U . I \G l K
A baseball VHtne w-ill bp playeil j F ian e i. Fiel.i -in.-e the .ensorl
| h :man
score of 7 to 4 in a listless gam e i
\\
I, Pet. Ju lji 25 nl 10 30 A. M. betwren 1opened Hu* vrui They
lunate '
S*»
imlrll**,
Nlrnili/ahiir.
Ma.lit aki
♦»»*i Willinmo. « ti- l» t* I-pph
N«ju 1»« i
*i -!
played la st night ut the
Lake | | ayllCs & W iliams
7 0 1-OhO ( the West Si.lr and East Side that u new Moinl.i Stut- League ' |
i ijolf only ittu Htetiilh’, )*i rifiMiiTiiii luftii* f i'
1 Vt V1h V 1til.4f . r<mruM) 11ud>"ii. ID'*; * tw, t tdrmnii.
*
l nil*Ijfliiri
* ro|d 1 a rk.
i The Sanford Herald 2 2
ETA Juniors: August 1 n feature motic sltendauce iecin.1 of u p pioxlm a-'
I Hi«? monI (Utiim'int:
1 ii|*./
The llayne* and IVtlllams team* Security Immlier Co. t 2
.714 entitleil "Mickey The Gi -at" will I (oly it.MMHI «ill U set hy the close h
Ml Hr
I ’lvilr In
I
I
1-2*111
lit t iilMfd Lllskll,
humlrtl a jpimQ when . the j
A m iutiiidU l j . » ■> .ooj ] ho shown- at the Ju n io r High „ f
season.
>- • 11* mini fnljoYwr] litm hI'- utnI
C arpenters’ Union failed U> have Th- Sanford Il*»i it r
’
.r" « St' hno1 w,th !hl' cumuli*! _“ NepThe Saint* have l.-eit leading
a I lit? ItniMijimnif.
enough men. present to field n Hobson Sptng. Good* 3 5 ■375 [tune* Nonaensa* ami “Chimp’* t ihe league with nn average atI ulorrd mail nr woman In r-Mik
m ' \' 11 Sl.ti trlrf.kn tr.tru |ll« krtl
s u n HALL I I KIM
Ihe In ll*i« hit
train. Haynea and William*
was C arrsinters’ Union
0 7 .000 Vocation."
I tendance uf over I.UOW per game
for 8 people family »l.le. f.iwwl
'
|I»fl
HIP !.«
ft
nut
itir
alitric
lild'
t'f'
D w n “ forfeit gam e by a 7 to
Games Tomorrnw
During the recrentiminl houi* f....... u
k..im
n,,,. f„, this
vnlary pin, ........ mu! hn.inl.
■
If if
f t ill'll
1il"T t V '
T r *U'V
0 co u n ty |
.
(
_____
Herald v* C aipenturs' Union
|n t Grammar School refrc*limrnl« j >eHr
I 4iifm a.iti ■*imk l »n 11gill ji, j-_
II H
l*i is I 1 l n \
II U l.ll
jLt
t
Mrihv
-i*v^
|
hut
onv
unv
ir
Mo** vs Security
-on. flo\ »'i , / „
aro served daily. All parents aro
Nntiiahh- dechne i„ atten.lunci
'i
tin
t
if
I *1 ’I jilt *4
MICHIGAN SCHEDULE
urged by Coach Kettles to brine ,,i t (,e
B( p a,g
„ ,M,
ml ll«
1 iulfjta niiii ft
Michigan'* atlilelic director and
S*4"till UdM111ill*
Ibcir children and Id them en
m f,„ the l>n>t fi» w*el
GIANTS RELEASED
Jikfti tiii*
•*f i* fin it oUi*i|l<G*
Joy playing gauv*. „m rt* and „
PrtJ.
fl
football coach. Fritz Crlslcr. p re
Third U " *if hi
t
nuji
-f
•
•
y
hn
nil
in
i.'
♦
■
*
»
!-.
t
pIsOICIDA S T A iT
dicts 't h a t tilt- Wclverlncs will
meet other children.
y.nll„„ ,,ut
, hiluM
ii Ihr I*
r*tn | tlir pirfc i*
The City of Miami will r e
set a new rcceid foy the W estern
H I LATHES
L
1 iilfirtdri
Conference this fall by playing lease the New York G iants from . W h istle r. ‘ “ P o rtrait of ih r
""Wi*', , , ^wrk uti* • »-*. Hy jit ihfit |Mii it V
llltv-l
before . OfiO.GOO fans at home. a verbal agreem ent to train in Artist*, Mother" was reject.*! at
1,“’nl ,lu b ’ 1 ’"'J ale ................ ilim tll vrf i\uft'liilWR
I u th rld rf
Michigan has seven home game* Miami in 1!• 47. Miami City Man first for ezhiblt in the Royal
urL'i rvrtiiiii?
(tilM
rldrr
a . flr,T , ^ ‘p " "
" i! the* fir It I -Mt.|
M m ft
_•
rat'd cd—against Indiana, Iowa, ager A. B. Curry said the City Acadbmy, and* rem airm l unsold I",1"'*.
ami cliiiit On- [talk up.
" ,Bl «»'*'>' h-''v*'
I
IiIiI>
l'l«>rr
^ m ji,
Northwestern,
lllinci
would not .ataud in the club's fur 20 / w i
The l “i!> Hiiiiltl pinbuhly furn>
• t,! ihi* >*“r*
(‘rtlchrr
igan S tate and Wisconsin, way to accept u hotter offer.
The Saint* are a third place hall la], tl-,- te.d, ami the m ean, of
;--------------- u r n
club, and they m anage tn pa. t transputt ,'h.n r.u the tool* I.eC*
KC«kIi I 11**»m! I ii« l»f »
iaV|t mum
"Miirnt on I hi* pijuthiiiiffiiml fail}* «iihi I
I r f t IIfind l|*ii*tiff"!
DB<
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ns
1
2
:4
5
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4
0
c
^ u ltiin t* Vt i 1■iiihy.
I !«*hl every nilfht that th« Stiii
Hn natter
HM I ^ DISARM
a ir at hmiu- Th»*r«* tt* m» m '
Of V4. I V all.. tf* the 11Hft'!
why Ut* Sanford t 'V i) I'*-d
. *1*1i | l l» I
* I-..
It
■ . i -4 111111 i, * 11It ft
i **l 'In thi' name
* y
Ih *
| .. i| * , i f»t
> ftn fn t(l
l* *'k * i
< LYIIK II. TKKWILLI t.AH
(iirnpctini* w ith 71 |itn* •«< Hilly Ktiiaid
A L L -S T A K IT .A M N O 2 ( R O O K I E P L A Y E R S )
Hit) i .* 1111•('JI* vt4*iifiii aiid hn w
iitimtiMirit lant Fridu> S *ia
Uur!i«'i|uiti-i in ,i • iinihcr nf ltf»ul.r
and Sunday al the Lakr« I hi* team itu i l>c |>t k i f r o m all pltrjer* in the league,
C ountiv t'lub during the Fbutda recently. Tit. Inte*t of which he
nln- A h i: S u l li-lr 1 in the alnive ballot. \ n , piaver
Kn*t ('oust Open nl S L T ’etci- won Muttdav uiglil in Otbindo by
listed in Ihe a ll i i - liallot iueligihle for Ihr rookie tram.
liurg, Clyi'o B, Terw illegal. •' . t knock nut. Hi uppunenl was on
pro ut the Feminnle Country Club Orlando Imy who hn, also shown
r I I II
I IV t I It
I'GSIT IISX
placed In Ihe top 15 but did tnu I'romisc ih tile “ fisticuff" circles
I ir«l Basrni.ni
hit hi* stride during the thm r The boy dl'M-i \ i . n<it ice and v\ In*
snows, mavlw- ,nme*tny Saufoni
liny* of playing.
sinilllt ll.i' i m.ni
Ills inaccurate putting »n* ' *‘- frill tv iHiasting n real champion
Thlril IU»*rri!.ui
111 BILLY h I \ \ It I*
reason for hi* score* nf 7s, 71
!*linr t*lup
i
i nit i,-Mi i
I'l I S I "I If \ II I
T e r w i l l o j s f a r Alsof
Announces Other
Plans For Sunday
Fefla’inaIB* GaUlMTUIIr'
STANDINGS
GAINESVILLE vs. SANFORD.
Playground Schedule
Announced by Kettles
Jui-y “ZiT”
INSIDE SPORTS REPORT
Security- Haynes and
Williams Win Games
WANTED
I
Tocf;i \ and Friday!
SPOUTS LA r o l l
Hf A**fir| n | *tl I'ftea
Ray Im p cllittierrr was if f
tlij biggest fighter* of hi* du>
or any day. lie ranged six feet
ten Inches Into the sky and weigh
ed more than two-hundred pound
B ay’, t n h w r .w w Bern!.- Hill""Threa month* tu-foie Itnpelliltiei
re o jan ed a training camp nl Cold
Springs, NeW York, Dillon liegan
working out in n San Fraliclsro
gymnasium. Dillon said it t<»"1
th a t long tn gut himself in shop-to cop* with the g ian t Impel Ml*
tierr*.
Th* che I* a Chinem musical
instrum ent with 25 string*.
* ut i
ii
h li t
• ill I irlltrl
I lllil) I'lav ii
r »ti her
Right Hand lil ih r r
l i l t Hand |*ilrhrt
Manager
The lb. t .i |I
,i|i
ill
■ leaf ( muii I I > Alai I'hiiit tiook of fir ft* in 'h r ptMiudiiin
of bait gameliu* sertsun. the
Braves have been -nie-utiing spe
cial Inis rx citi-mi ■ (rum outly
ing citlc* to 111five, Field fe.|
each night game, and have been
a7 t ^ c7i^" an average of ruse*
(hnusaml fan's that way.
Thin week-end. the Brave, mann|-einenl i* going to try a ne«
wrinkle - special plane service
from Cape C'«l m Boston. .The
Brave* will offer n und-trip transporta lion an 1 n ticket to Saturday night's game with the St.
Louis CatMirtnls nil for one price,
The
I rw special plane ha* l>een named
T h * Billy South wort It Flyer."
Hememhr-r. ihcck yuur "*elertion* ra trfu ll,. tn make
sure your veteran team I* msdv up BNI-I of idayer*
listed on th at balUl and avake sure jour tcmkle team i*
made up nnl> of idayer* NOT LISTED on the veteran
I r a n i ballot.
‘
|.n trir* mlt*l hr; *uhmllted hrfore midnight. Vug. 15,
(*. (I. Box &!>!>. O r*14. Fla.
Name
MOTORCYCLE RACES
SUNDAY AFTER
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IN - JULY 28
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PAGE EIGHT
THURSDAY, JU L Y 25, 1046,
Science Takes
Bugs Out Of
Insecticid
HOME OF CONDUCTION COOKINf
Located French Avenue South and 13th Street
B. “HOT” PALMER’S
MAS3APEQUA. N. V ^ I f a bad
i «'W lor bugs but u group ot tclenlists In goggles and sw eatshirts
arc tlmllng out In fleld tests here
just what sire drop of Insrcticde Is
the most lethal bomb for American
crop lesta.
Tlie work, bring <uridueP-il by
ipen Iroin Uu> General I-nboruiorlcr:
r( rtorony-Varuum o il Co., |* a
a tuple of the odd. unlikely John
that Inll to rc se a rrh e rs .'
In a .similar ly p j ni research,
but directed at limsquitocs Instead
n! crop peals. Columbia Univer
sity i r im itate have been figuring
T.ld till* best site ol DDT-lnfusc<1
’iqgld bullets to kill the bloodiuckers
"I never thought botany would
lead lo anything like th is." grins
'Dr. A E Orlfflihs, Eocony plant
pathologist, walking across B sun-
OPEN 10:00
— TH E BEST IN —
STEAKS — CHOPS — FRIED CHICKEN
AI-SO SERVING PLATE LUNCHES
rub ptm u
Bathroom Beauty
t, -* been underway, a t«*k of sort. nrg out the type*) of oil bip.es, the
rttnblnH lOhs ami tin; tem per.iturri
i'iifc’h wht provide th j ’m aximum
prrail fi r t rap dusting E lutions
The war-born bug killer DDT is
evrulunlly tn he mixed with the oil
| SOMINO WflDlY, Mrs. Ada Jones fs comforted In n Chico, Cut, court
room by • friend after xhe had pummelled Mrs. Lydia Crandall during
the arraignm ent on murder charges of Albert Jones. 14, her son. The
routburst
m lh iir t f began
Lenan when
tuViMt Mrs.
M r * Crandall,
rmnHnll mother
mnlhi*F nf
P.ili‘if‘i.1 Crandall,
r*Ffttn!nlf
of strain
stain Patricia
U , oyked Ul*youth, "Why did y o tik illro y d iu g h tcrl". J li i J w » i forced
U r*. Crandall against a wall and punched her.
ffniiniirftotfgir’
Business Of Fishing For Sharks
. Is All In Days Work For Brothers
MeCLBI.LAN8VIM.ti. 8. <
The :i|llllk business i» bimlllillg ill
Met leilansvllle.
The Day brother*
I.eland and
l.c; til*— revived lilt* IlidtirtIV tiit-ntlv anil now have luur boats
operating In local w atels. They n*r-ott th u t 20 Ur 30 shark-, ranuinu
in length from four to 12 fist, are
hauled in tliiily l y the seviinl thou\ -arid feel of chains which serve
SHOWER SRI’S
G oodyear
Plaxti
Show er seta of Ir;
cnl beauty. Con
P each,
Yellow,
G reen and Fuichiti
ground* with whil
design*.
buM- which halUflr.i the need lor droplets. It fans" out downwind
- nd sIh it u along on an average of
ot more than 10 feet above the
round as mosquitoes do not often
y much higher.
SM to the Inch
The best killing aUe w a s.found
of
is apparently best, for bigger ones to »be nearly a five-hundrrdth nf
don't spread out over a sufficient an Inch in diameter; tills kills 250
ly wide strip of ground, and sm all times more mosquitoes than any
er ones driit upw ards and scatter other site.
.
Ineffectively..
The work has been don* under
The big gim m ick in the whole the direction of Dr. Victor K. Laseries of. tests U learning whnt oil Mer. professor of chemistry, assistcombination and what tem pera txl by Rkbdale Ellis. Seymour
ture HQO, 000 or *00 Fahienhelti
Fahienhelt) Mochberg. Irwin WILxon. Krnnctii
will be most nearly uniform and Hodges, Marlon D. Dames and Joalso be the moat effective DDT seph Ada mo of the Columbia cheme a rn e r. An arum atic type oil for
esam ple. can hold a 30 percent
ljb y d * » rtn > « B t* B d lU a ta ll L»ti*
of the U. 8 .- D epartm ent of Agriculture, Ucltevlllc Md
In tests at lotke Placid. N y[he mosquito bullets were si*,
found to be lethal against such b.
sects as black flies, m idges m*
mink
ip*
"
punklen.
tir J n i
Dr. j i
Limit fl
jivtdmur
|^ ,,n n |
LODGE & SON GROCERY
of IS gallons of ordinary fuel oil
per acre can be cu t to one pint of
highly vaporised oil mixed with 30
percent DDT, or two quarts with
can -be achieved. With some types
of rdl being tested, planes are able
to diL-.l a path 200 feet wtde. which
m eans many less runa will b j neediil across a Held.
In the Columbia research, a gun
mimed the Hochbcrg-LaM rr gen
erator has been developed consist
ing of a lank of w ater and a tank
r.f oil carried on a Jeep., All. the,
DDT Is In the oil. W ater Is changed
Into steam In a flash boiler and
drives the oil out of noxilai. As It
em erges, the oil breaks into fine
That they will have delivery service
LODGE & SON GROCERY
PHONE 400
-305 EAST SECOND STREET
mid-summer
a clean sw eep!
Statue Of “Sea
Urchin Takes
Sorry H eating'
lim -s.
The hiolhers, who i ninr l>» r»
I fnon MiKiicht-ad City. N. c . u«<- j |
rmr.t everything Blentl the .lis il
I 1-xcept l|is vicious ehm Ill’ll r I in
livers m e -nlteil in drum'- mid
, to n milk company, which ext rue! •
| vitnnnri A to enrich u» pto.lii. t
, The tins m e -naked in hririv. dm-d
t III the sun nttd sold n . food Hit
eiltnls use them ill litiikiny -mip
| flock. Tin- fresh ineiit i. cm into
flfhl a ttii
i leal
m il sold locally, and de.
! i*l iifUlitVt't
t
iin t^ifi s m
: niiitid prevails supply Phn bt.li*■I. y »nii|a ii -I( iiif rill i d an | fold ua |- ullo.i.
'The shillk llshing linin’try Ingun in I lie I'niWd Stiiti * wh* n tt,f
, e-.it lie i -*|iii|il> fl-in ,\»rw ui wur
. • Ut ert III tfli- W.ll Sit Li, k
* I i.O*l f- -i|l atgued the III(worn f- md to h. rich ill ••:*. mi.i
|lh Unto liv fioimdied so, the west. 1‘llin - -i-i in o|n-ii ilc u n t e non
•-*• - ......... . *-i o -n iiiiit . iV wiictli11 -- - .i i.* ->i
-.ii-, iiiin iu ro .iigeoeml «|oniiin now is -that Ine lig
- - * |(.« *•* »* o.iy. -rim ,*t In i n
lurih-u -iioigiy to iris ok'tlonniy
unil said Unit ullhnugli all' inch III
Miiu mviu.m little* hoy,
n ceii urchin t» "an it rnnoili-nit with
a variously shaped shell l»em mg
iitimcious -pines. *
Wino lli. vvrlial liishitigH lin,il
ly rritsid, tin- pnysicnl abuse hermt.
pj-capaaes ol a fitaluc
ile iv ’s In. fttil tliroiioiovy*.
203-00
East l i t St
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- in l in- w n i stidi-n m l
Men’s Casuals
,
$2*09
C learance Price
Priced to clear a l
$1.00 to $}.50
Boys Sandals
$ 2.00
All Womens* Summer ShoeH Repriced To Clear
DRESS SHOES
PLAY SHOES
SANDALS
'house your favorites
$1.50 & $2.00
Real com fort fo r hot day*
BOY'S KHAKI
Play Shorts
! i urn Ih mi
I |UIIUt-
. Mmiuigr*:
iiavt in il liitCta, ciackitl shttuitit'
*yp
WH* «
0n-the-Sput'
W om en's and Girl'*
NEWS...
Summer H a ts ....................
50c
K nitting B a g s ............................$1.00
Toddlers B louses.........5 0 c & $1*00
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Children’s one piece Play Saits 5 0 c
SiJotlig-hted for
your convenience
—to make Home
Planning Fun!
In fan ts Training P a n tie s .........|Q c
Children’s Chambray Sm artalls 50c
Iff Ji--
Nazi U-Boat Pens
Defy Destruction
In Bergen Harbor
AP N*w*featur«*
BKKGEN Norway—The Nail*
built a "monument'* to Natlrm
In Beigfn harbor th a t probably
will remain intact to vex Nor
w egian. for tom e lim e to nunc.
I t’ii the m ittlv o U -boat .heller
which neither allied bombing nag
aab'tagv could more than xhakv.
Erected xtra teg Wally noer tho
entrance to one of the two hill-
This beautiful toael mahogany or
coral lim« knee-hole dealt in xolld
wood, will grfice the living room
or den o f any hom e and it* beauty
and utility w ill reflect the char
acter of your home for many year*.
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Little Sister S u n su its................ $2.00
Women’s Girdles
Odd Lot Infant's and Children'* A
L eather O x fo rd s..........
Odd Lot Infant'* and Children's
Bedroom Slippers .....
bathing Suita
“ITs Easy to P ay the MATHER Way"
reinforced concrete. The heaviest
bomhe dropped directly on thj
top did NtUa more than scuff the
O P SANi’ORD
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i=m==m=ni=m=in
surface.
m g Li. • • 'V iv \ t L vr-s
Om or ter* piece ,
j i
!ii= m = m = iif
’ .T .
A banana crop m ay he h a rm te d
nine- to 14 months a fte r planting
America’* <Brat tnuiaronlinanlal
railway wa* built In Panama, span
ning tns 60-mile isthmus.
Reduced $3.00
Women's and Children1
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Ta Frettel Ibe rear* or th* World:
THE
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T* rrornota Ih* 1‘ro frrtt of Aatrrlca:
, Ta rtad a ca Prosperity for lUnfsnL
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NO. 223
Associated Press Incased Wire
IRIS
Poorer Areas
Austria Votes
To Nationali:
Key Industries
Larger Share In So
cial Security Money
Is Sought, As End
Of Session Nears
Secretary Byrnes Is
Continuing Efforts
To Secure Publica
tion Of Treaties
However, Price Boost
Is Authorized For
Coal, Shoes And
Many Other Items
VIKNNA. July 26—i/H —Austr ia ’* parliament today approved
n Idll lu nationalize key Industriaa
Among the Industries which a n
to W taken over arc a number
which the Soviet m ilitary govern
ment had claimed as reparations.
It) i hi* action, the Austrian
governmenT njpudlatc* Itu ssia 'a .
claim to |H industries, including
oi] field*. shipping ro m p an y f/n d
hanking, rjtining and. ipnnufacturJlu L u u icctiu ..
liV alt thn paitianreut voted to
take over HI firm* and the vote
W A S H IN G T O N . J u l y 2 6
f,V: — O l ’A A d m i n i s t r a t o r
P u ll I I ’n r t r r rit’c l a n ’d to d a y
t h a t tlio O l ’A \y ilt„ y i't ‘‘r u s h
to tin - rf-nMii’’* nf ttie r c I ta n U
w h o , a* I 'u r U 'r to r u l e d it,
‘‘liirjii h ig h p ric e s in a n t ic i p a t io n o f iia lo a d itig a t s till
h it!la - 1- p r im 's ." P o r t o r s a id
lli.H w hth* H it’ f a lo o f O P A
n.i l.eiilg lirh.itcd.hn agency had’
W A S H IN G T O N . J u ly
As Talmadge Won Fourth Term
__
Atomic Bomb Test At Bikini
v/
‘d ii
(fV)— Southerners
opened n
drive in the Senate Finance
Committee today to nain a
larger share of Federal Socinl Security* funds for the
lowqr income states. Com
m ittee Chairman W alter
George of Georgia told a
reporter th a t he vyill do the
•J e s t ho can to win adoption of
u system of variable .grants.
---------- : fi*ttato-filoude-'I'opfwr-^of-Fh’TIHa *aid ho wilt Work for n plan
whereby nil person* sharing in
the fund* w o u l d get l'<junl
■■mount* of feilernl endr. ’ The
House wn* approved lire con
tinuance of the present form ula
under which n stale m ust watch
■InlUr-fnr-tlollar whatever federal
fund* it geta fur aid to the axed,
blind person* ami d o p e n d e n t
ifctolher* and children.
Conxres*, meanwhile, is eleaninx np it* unfinished business in
time to adjourn some tim e nest
week.
The congressional reo r
ganization hill, ntomle energy
control legislation, the railroad
retirem ent hill, and other odd*
snd end* remain to Ire completed
The House passed the reot* |
gnnization bill in a slightly 1*4
ferenl form than the Senate
Whereas the Senate version gave
o n it rexs tinuninmiiH.
*
OPA Promises
NotToComeTo i m
Merchants’Aid m i
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wood the oltiei tug foul foreign
m iiU sler,
*ncge*ttog
mmiedliito
piddii o'liun of lire full text*
However Mi.-eow ha* (,h*-cte*i
| ” tolit.g
■I.ltlfol*
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in j,. >i n il ,
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• ^ t ' l i S i i l ’ n S I i in yi«,v K v r i m s i A s - i V h . i m i w u i s - c h a i r c
mi...«.ix. .«»,........
the HoURfl v o M n RiiUry -»f .A tlanta, (I*., us ra lly m-Iiimm m lienrgtft I
<i iti i- piiMimy i-lc - I n polillfHlmn o f those portion* 1
• t* i
nit *'( it Ikillill'I id ilViflA
t Ji
■. *li»* ,n»*jajfp i
$I2,f*00 plus n
fTt*
| linn imlicutr th at hr i- Icmlmir, PirtnrM hrln.% \ r g r n voter* sinm! 1 nf the t|r>ntie* on which the
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I n
• i iiii |>1i'
the
expense account. Tliesr differ ' Uijhk' the Fylili f'utifii i
i irth*>u*r in Mfn h ' Ia \fattifiu t *» cjibI foreign minister* fnlleil to reach
full Hgieemenl tiieal Itritam »uf| , , „ , -.1 ..nl i. gomg
tip -is t o
cnce* must l»e Ir^ni/J nut, hn- i
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lender* fn both chamber* feel | ‘^ i f vote* for the l i n t I................re history .d tin elate of Georgr
grsti d that pubhcatlim khulild Ita i
n r , i ton to o f f s e t higher
light
( International Soondphotol delapol a* |ea*l until the rest of j
•ure that the hill will lie com
f M 'lg h l lu t e *
jth e government* pailiriim ling in
pleted trefore adjournment.
II,- reding in -loo’s xl*n t$
14 m iilM u rij llir, P « k * I ' ik’r I
There b not *o much certainly
the pence ennfetrure had rcctlVad j
that the railroad retirem ent hill
li.'Xt*
will clear lli» Senate hi time,
^ .hnw rvrr, Numerous amendment*
^ h a v e Wen offered, and Majority
,tttC fl
t iil O i
header AUrcin B arkley/asy* h*V
• b p **iV;r<»T»
* * -' " L 9 *1 T ftv i b u m b w a s ^ x p l i ^u i p m b i k i n i w a i k b t.$
f r i l l ''• te r ’' i» e i "gstiOtP "win ire
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rai Biit.rr*' n
ltd ”
taken.
I r ' «*J I ;# I i|_rf* Kill! «tf m| ii fin in oi* ih 11 <ti|?
lllfll *
I hr a .
The House’ is pitching into the
n i
t*t *m hiiV’ Iw*r4. *.Mii0 f* *» « *•fl* Tti0 |ll^*»,•• Hit
Mm* 1
to t..
conference committee agreement
V\ 1 1 p \ i \t Iil
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on atomic energy control today,
Kmi.
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» II miiU it»ni •hr Id n l M-iitiM
u pi
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p
,]■ iiiti,' *i,1
will, last-ditcher* insisting on i«s
f vtt f
i 4’ <-l iil: t \ pi f l tit* <it *Im h re be
storatlnn of some measure of
Sidectlun »f „ jury m-eupird .(>•
j
III k* | Itiay |t ’i*t|Eit‘r , • hipptag
m ilitary representation m the
i irritit Court yealrrdny mortun
|D.f ft)it 1IhH (14If 1 !*•”, 1, D in t, »nd
control hoard. The Senate-House
in lire cum’ nf Mr*. Geraldine \t
i
ored for
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conference rrm m itlce had agreed
I’till lek, who I* charged in He
1«ll*\ 1 ,-s ;t rift I hi’ evpi’t inierit It
^ t o make the control hoard an .illS tate with firs t degree irrMm s-i
, in r fit !*r *$\%f 11 Iif -4 itie, titig fid
C iv ilia n organization, a* favored
WASHINGTON. July 28. (/Pi , WASHINGTON*. Ju ly 2(i. t/1i
ciinnectiini with fire* th at l>rnke
1|n Vkinp ||»«* rt’t +*tM1 <i«in of the
hy the Senate.
— Attorney C rn tra l Tom Clark'* • \ d rrto r told the Senate War out on May 24 and nn Miry 26
I* ..... .. >t
’ lire Flar
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Another measure that may gel office announced today that s
ill her form er place of ie-uleu. ■
'd .it Fret in
I Ir 1
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left hy the wayside when Con• complete Inxrsligation -III Ire I n v e s t ignlillg Committee trulii-. «t ‘105 ( atalin a Drive.
W.
f llli, II, . U
grex* adjourns b the national m adr Into the killing of four (that O m g m sm a n Andryw Ma>
Altnm cys )!. F. H*m--!•■ M* • » .
111 t 1J >, --1 ,i 1 , i . . . i -ih
housing bill, which ha* passed argroe* in (•rorfia y rstrrd sy j of Kentucky will not Ih- nnle 1
I n -l It Wtlxnn are r e p f en'ti
1I r
, * breren
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the Senate but ha* trees bogged hy a enne of white men. Clark 't i .irfy trefore ten day*
tw • 'tie defetidenl.
** piT1*
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down In the House for «eveml said the inquiry will tie rns I week*.
The witne** «*>
l*<
Uussia
Sa>s
I’ests
Are
llitfh
Shah
ti
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*
K;ini
I ruling
the Hfteritoon.
I
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a pn *
♦ P’.1*"»
weeks.
President Trum an bo* ducted In the rixll right* are- J lli-nty Ijowden.
' f »t ini'i
American Threat In
asked for action on it, ami in lion of the Justice Department. I III.' Lnwrlrll told Hie Serialr r'iitef Mark Cleveland, when <)'■*>
SI,‘Mill In
Year’s (it|i» I il .s-i111trifrfwMe
Honed a* n witnex* l>y A < 1
»l* »» I ...... .. I’iiti!
obedience to his rei|ue*t, Chair- The killing* irerurrerl abnul
Investigntor* In a closed e reion Stole A ttorney George I let <>»•■
I
Van*
nf
World
ARrieuilnral \\<»rU hit i. ■li.Hl WlH Up)•i{ i hi* jiHi
man Hrent S|>eneo of the House eight miles from Monroe. Ac- that n h eart condition will pre
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•I'll <• f»»1 t >1C» M i ll'll prdjiHM.
^H an k in g Committee ha* culled cording to the sheriff*a aiory. vent Gcnjfrc**man May'* ap p ear stated th a t nn the . evening i I .
J*ff*-1**401•
frtiltiFt
1»l*:
ilh ls group together to resum e a group of“ about 20 men armed ance Irefore the committee, lie- hYIday. May 24. shortly after | S A N F R A N C I S C O . J u l y 26—
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igh
Hklftisivi!
7:60 o'clock, he found fire m I HIT- A pl.ineliutd of nerial olifni’ililiiM nn hi
hearing*.
with shotguns, pistol*. and
liool Iniyp enp igeil in ip i n-irtlii’ •«lf
pre*enUittve May—who I* rhfur- five place* it) (he house, dieu sc rv e i” fiew n u g lire Bikini
I.mMi lit* . ill'll | ill 1»'iltl\ tut * tnnt!t>
rifles .held up an automobile
11ij!
mail of the House M ilitary Com
ilf'.l mui*’ pt * pm ^ s$i!r 1 11i pmciit w.
IjtgiH’ii treldy for ii i'lo-e look lit
containing the nrgrncs and *hnl mittce^-wa.H scheduled, I" te*lif> of which were locked wtleu fu.
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\ i ismmil*» i •
men arrived.
thy r lf i s t
”f th e iroderwn'or
them.
jlrelny In answer tn a sonintoo•I- ’ I
II hik1M l l»k !•* fi t! ' M * pt.lMs
Three of the fire* « eie o atom le’inh « , plosion nod tin*
r.
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i about hi* wartlm o connm tu.n
1»i«’ t
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MO.NHOF., (ia., July .d , h it j with a munition* combine m*« *tnir*. One wn* in n linen • ••* • ’ mo*I ntooroig Hung they sow wu*
I »■ to ill
rp i I, .|
.t A M fn.nt
' « huge h d ' oil im it* h itl mi
TALLAHASSEE, July 2G-</P) Police in tieorgln today, lifted |*etn|g investignted by the Seoul- and another ill a Ired m-uo •
1| -.t 1
IIIp| m*1
i
and one in a »tor*ge niiini m 1 of lire I .........
-Construction of 2 | new icaplann Hi
wrap* frrrni a btmxly and I rf,rnmtttee.
ir.., | | hT- t
•1 * M* l r, n,|- 4
i tint of .... i rolere d to N*i' v
'■ant end tipslair* Ijeilmnta I1
base* and improving of 1G e x - 1tragic episode In which fnm f
A ftr r the com m ittee Iremd
i -tair* there were file* re i • ’
,! \ 11 •14j. i foen i* ii ’r.■ .Imi ii iion 11,*l nu
Istlng anchorages for use of clvi- I negrtre*. including two women,
I ...»Hen. it Issued a foroial rt-*ikV ......... . » ’
t i l *» l»Mtl
a t o i n i r I ’ ” ’t* » I e l lie f ll*
-el o ff
■l'’*rt ill the. dining r’-nm «■
lian fliers in Florida has boon are *nid to h a w treen shot to merit
i|<
which said th a t the urn (r heater room l>y the kiM ,”
• * *t *4*L• 1 *%
4* •
,, n«.»
in the .......... no.let w ater. ■ Hire
(f»oropo*od. The recommendation death try a gang nf w hite men
’ II n l« t 1, , led vi-j-i i il. ............ I f I lilt 4
i III!
is suffering from a he said.
A ssistant Chief li I rk.-iHh f” i dl vi'*»i’|* witinri n
'■romea from the aviation division Aconling to Sheriff E'. S. Gordon gressman
lito'li'M hi •*ill f"
heart condition which, although
k- 1 i.i."
'PP* *1 ' 4*1t 14
rmiill* of l .ilf . mile In Imlh the
of the Florida Improvement com of Monroe, the negroes wero am chronic, has become ag g ia vn led Thomas gave a like teatinnrev
*ipi h-i<f* !,., pin,
folHi I
■ml
i
Skip
The
lineup
of
lit
wilne.
bushed
and
shot
late
yesterday
tuat
r«|ilo'i"ii
,»t
llikinl
po
far,
mission.
. • o ii'iii n o t r. Unlit- Will In' tunic i.UliiU. 1C
irccn tly.
<uit
ii,,i
ii'Oiu’
u*ir
sworn in included C hief ( leu
no anipi wiltilrr flint tll*1UIHn oi
Aviation
Supervisor William near th r Wallnnc Oconee county
, HlllUtl’d Ut $"liU v.ilue WiM tire 11lu " ,n l.....
, "iiibte id
Itrrtllts
Chairman Jams* Meat! of the land. A ssistan t ChWf Thnma* and tire (mint, urvived.
Lasarus of Orlando proposea Im line-In northeast Georgia.
re .till o f ulxuit ‘..j*r hour* work. will la- lalurliiteil for guidance
As Sheriff Gordoh tells It, tire Fenate W ar Investigating Com four other mehitrer* of the fu Tire iinih t n.iii’C liliid1 »ank lire
proving the following 16 facilities
A llngelbrr, pupil pul in *>,7ul
(in , metliurl of bionllnig frerli
*
four victim s—twn meri anil their mittee, ha* asked Presiflenl T in ilrpartnvcrrl.
c a r rir r Hitiiilotfn.. tlln birtileship ASSISTANT S K C K F .T A R Y »f bunt of work to r irti 4MG7, iti
at a coat of $6,000 each a t:
PI retire.
One. w itnejZe callial upon.
A rkanxa-, nn inlef nrtd til leayl S tale .liirnea C, I limn (nhove),
Fernandla, Sanford, F o rt PlercJ. wives—were riding in the car of man fo r-au th o rity to Investifialn
1 bt-y nil studied Future Fnrriter
Vero Hcach, S tuart, F o rt Lauder a farm er, L«y H arrison. Gordon th* Income tax d ata on men in Mrs. ,Hft~TL Haggett, formerly two fir liu'-e siitmtnrine*. The old 56, h.f, heen nominated by I're.i- vi,u t
in the commUtce’* in of Sanford and now a resident Ja p a n e se . Iiatlb ship N agalu in deni Trum an, a* Amlwtsaadoi to
dale, P unta Gorda, Kissimmee or said the band of white men con volved
vestigation Into th e munition*
t ’roj = ruiired Ut lb* »bred and
! l*iv llunii will *urcced \le*
Saint Cloud, W inter Haven, Mount verged on them, held the farm er combine. Senator -Mead has told of Daytona Hearh, Win, i* in listing lordly nn,I miry go down.
im-|uii,',| .:>*eii ,,ni!inr.
The rhlef of o|ierrilioii rros.v nniln C. Kirk, mintlrrr long f litre I line
. Ih ra. Clearwater, Cedar Keys, a t gun point and dragged the newsmen th a t ho understand* that eharge nf the house, and who i>
^A palachicola, Panama City and fru r negroes from the autom o hi* request )•*■ been sent by the sister to Capt. H erbert Me- rr. rnaili. Vice-Adniu nl lllnndy, i* diplnriiiil. who i« nn |cnve in the In, ts. Irish pntol’j .’i. rabbage,
owner of the home. The ca r convinced lli.il if thu rhips in the Uniled Slate* prior to bin in u re Ih tiis, repiash, mlxrd gnrdeti-* tr
Sale of r itln in land iti Seminole
bile.
rijM tujpii
President to the D epartment of
fl «HflH,ril On I'ng- t 'l l f l
ment.. *
( Internal I'uiiil i t i<r,,i of 7.1'J i,rr*s pi.iiilrd. I lu-tt- ( ■nrity. ifbeilidoil t*, k, iieid here
New facilities costing $6,000 v The bodies of the two negroe* Justice w ith Mr. Trum an’s ap w ar continued today. •
wr to .’1*0 projects Ilf I r,tile aod on Aug ii. bu# beiui p o . t punerl,
each ape proposed a t the following aifd their wives w ere found iater, proval.
ling raisin g , dairy work, bnr.ie arrording to wont ti'c iv c d heir
location*—T arpon Sprtna, S a ra riddled with bullets, near a
bridge,
trelav from Nathan \Invo, f’otn*
In ,, ding and poultry project
sota, M arathon ey between Miami
Developments which led up to
Nini leeo buy- Wei* *,,roll*-+! in iiu ,,i*oii’r i f Agrrcullure
and Key Wee«, In ‘ “
‘ ‘
the shooting a re somewhat ob
lire land wInch « • to Ire sold
„ Ha. Unit Hi fit ol* i lu ■ "I
N a p l e s , Clewiston, Invem eaa, scure a t this moment. However,
V K.ill'inul nfiii ulturi m ...o f y il It) Hit l " i lei -d !l,« lntifli.il
Tarnlami Canal, Palatka, Creeent it’* known th a t nne of the four
h
Junior H igh iSth'inl. Tbr. (in nrel liiiproveitieirr i Urol of lho State
City, Starke, la k e City, Olustee. victim*. Roger Malcolm, had re
Birth to ''Chonkle" »f a l’»by to g eth er two Hirer inch whir and
—
'— —
oi, 'b-uii mul ii* minute d id v . •if I lorldn, m u ilemrdterl incor*
F-llaville, Tallahassee. S ain t Mark* cently been arrested on a charge
monkey on Wednesday caused an 14 font long l.o-ud* and placed
’I
In woik eon u ted of .i|i|i|oxiiii,i- irctiy in tire Ta Ili, lure :u preSAN
FRANCISCO,
July
2d.
(4*1
or Panaeea, MonthrookrWillliton, of stabbing a form er employer,
o u tb u rst of Joy on Monkey island, thorn a* n bridge across the moat
le|y
four lion I I J*e| wet) Ilf fiiror pared copy fm the iidvettJacnicnt
—
If
ia
said
th
a
t
the
ecur»e
of
~telnhstehee, River Junction and Barney Hester, during a quarrel.
w ith the monkey* patting *’«<h *n th a t Hre monkey* would all
iom
bullies
.in i Ii-" and one fourth uliu’l, ii* it*|>earcd iu T ho Hertrue
love
never
runs
smooth,
if
Tire
I.Ion*
Club
to*iay
approved
•k e Jackson which l» n ear F lo ra J u s t a few hours before the
other and fa th e r monkey fee-ling C a re |re. Tins ru r failed, a* tire tire suggestion of Bill William,, bom p er w rit agricultural • l a ••» »H the I., I i tire* F inlays, The
ls, Ala.
lurid wn , ib’.i r lt*cd a , “ N T.1, of
m other monkey, arrording In monkey* refused to Icava th - In
realtor, to promise co-opelatino nludy and they had I u tu re F an n er S L ‘4 , Section ip. Township 21
Jam es Houghton, *uo kee|rer. land. All of (hi* happened Into with
work
thn C ity in a cleanup cum
South, Range 112 End, containing
However, by today the enlhmlasm a t night and on lire north shhl pnign which I* expected to start
• r an.
____
Junior llifiti School iirritu itu re , ill atrc.1.
o f tho Island which cannot bo seen
of $600.
had
dksd
down
and
.th
e
monkey*
Gl
Maripcsa,
but
they’re
not
In
the
near
future,
stork,
iliriry
and
poultry
projects
from
the
puliro
Mlaliim
.
Iwrcailsn
Ths killing of the four negroes
('om m iiidonrr Mnyu nlinounced
were back In their nmistomed
Mr. Williams told o f hnw let netted 1110111 nn 1*2 project». Jdlil that the rrire c t ih’srription of
of thn monkey’s building.
by a band of w hite men was brides. N o t yet, th a t I*.
way*.
They
le
ft
Sydney
two
week*
foi
L\H
|
o
hull
I
.
of
wink.
All
of
WITH T ill: EIGHTH ARMY described today »s the firs t InTwn niiimnl* who make ihclr wn* impressed with tho ry-atnc**
the land, to Ire sohl ,»t » Inter
Most of th e monkey* on the hom« a t (he zoo rnjoy t in unlquu and tidiness of home surrouniling
tlirne farm piojccla wero earre.-d ■bite, will lie advertised in The
IN JA PA N . Ju ly 1$. (Special)— ekient of its kind in The United ■go to m arry American* whom
Island
are
of
the
well
behave-l,
they
had
m
e
t
in
A
ustralia
during
TfB ,Eugene Levy, 1$, o f Sanford, State* this year. An official of
distinction of having the n in of in California upon his retu rn frmtj out nt louric. At super vr.ied labor Herald beginning on Aug. 2.
Is now serving with the Eleventh Tuskegee Institute in Alabama th* w ar. And they came to the th a t U, fairly well behaved. Spid th e n iacc and instead of being service in the South Pacific with th e re ’ w ero IK projects liringittg
W
est
C
oast
under
the
plan
by
e r monkey type. Should, however, caged, ran wander a t will where ib e Sea Bees, and then upon his $122 and to which 204 hours of
Airborne Division In Sendai. ■aid the la st event of th a t nature
CHICAGO, July 20. irP)— Mur
A fsp an .
fir has been w ith the took place in Madison, Fla. In which fu tu re w ar-brides now are an y fam ily ' argum ents develop. th ey plcare. T hr:u are- Tommy retu rn to Sanford said th a t the work wcih dcvnterl. Hupidcmrn- der indictment* have been red i v i s i o n for the p u t tan months. A ugust 184$, when a negro was to be adm itted to th is country. B arn ad e Bill, a Beetle Manga- an d Momma Cat. both p ure white w orst thing ho taw w as wend* lary -kill project* munlrered 21, turned hy „ I'hiragn g ran d jury
taken out of jail and shot.
, And tb a’U the trouble. They a r e brey of blue color with w hite eye an d having a strain of Persian. from six Inches to many feet hitch bioufitit $10(1 for piKiut 200 hours ag u in it William llcircns, charg
not being adm itted.1 AH because lids who serve* a* a so rt of Jus A t present Momma C at ia not as in vacant lots. He declared Hint of work.
toabbir he
ha° "volrin
tured ‘*far^Sw
(ninlns
volunteered
for the
ing him with the kidnap-slaying
of a paltry $»00.r
-p a m trw p * . T aking his Jum p
tice of the Peace, jum ps in and active aa formerly in catching a t present m any iota in Sanford
of Suzanne Ilrgitan and lh a lip
There
was
otic
ovening
adult
a m bushed
training a t F l Bennlag, G*. he
Eeriy th is month a law was soon settles all dispute*.
r a te and mice, duo to tho fact are overgrown with weeds and rl « ’ 5 in farm machinery rep air stick m urder of fbrm er wave
uualifled a t a parashulst on May
passed requiring would Ire GI
th
a t ah* expocta some now litUo th a t this condition should be re- which held 20 iiwoting* of tinea France* Brown. Two indictment*
Mr.
H
oughton
recently
reported
. 2 5 , 1»4$ by making the » . . MONROE, O a , Ju ly *6, (A V - brides to poet bond of $600 ber e t catcher* soon. The two cate mod red before tbe to u rist season hour* each and had 12 enrolled, contain a total oi nino counts.
quIrcS num ber of jumps from a S beriff E. S. Gordon reported fore they could be allowed to to police th a t someone had fed a
iva been very effective in keep* ■ta rts
Kxtirnatcd value of work done They accuse the 17-ycar-old Chi
plane In fllcM - * A t present h e today th a t a band o f anned white enter th e country fodtpendently catfish attached to a w ire to one
cago University s t u d e n t of
Joe tfeisth reported th a t ha is by this ran* is $1,L)6.
«he Zoo free of rate, said Mr.
Is perform ing M. • P. duties in men ambushed and shot to J r s lh o f Immigration quotas. A ppar o f the alligators, causing severe
ighton, also haws policed the working to secure a boy to bo
Tho to ta l student and adult en strangling the tittle Degnan girt
four nogroe* n ea r th e Walton- ently the *7 g irls from down Weeding, b u t th e gato r (a reported
Ma about the C ity and County sent by *h* Lions -to m e Boy* roll men l in classes was Ci) and tho and shooting and stabbing Lhk
euunty line in northeast under n ev e, heard . of Ibe law. to be je c o v etirtf. A nother prank
a„.
former WAVE. Mir* Brown.
S tate program a t Tallahassee.
T a a l l a s r i On f u s e T w o )
ilt and the City H all.
ste r, o r perhaps the same, wired
lata, yesterday.
F o u r N egroes A re D octor Says M ay
One Of Victims Just Congressman Is ItcKcleascd From Jail ported
Suffering
On-Knifing Charge; Of Heart Trouble
■m
.
4lVI \ pi ire mere >i\i k m 1hii’ interim
p M -! would »144| U* u e i f a* a
Im i
1,r,*^ ad
f ” . P”
.
*
jii ln « ♦h IV H ei .,1 o fPinifidi -I h iiv itrs i
t B.il P 1 ■ "d e n t 1m limn in III* Juno
i?SI »<•♦tin broudru.L luul n ppenlcil
men lu, oi . <„ hul l
4 l*» llu* iistf
t *411*«*i limn •TitfHirk «m
5lln* h i
m flut inti.
I i kt*‘
M rn iin h ilr tin- G l’A i n i ' horixel
no tm tiooliittr price )«•” t fo r coal,
I,...- n,„| mniiv n llirr r-’nju m rr
,1 , 11,
| |,i r t f \ il -„ hn stripped
i.n iii..!
from ,* m i n d e r o f Im s ic
-,,it,i ,,*m|ifir
||i. 1,1-1-,t , n r
rvetnl
( ,, .
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I... i-i'h,,|.|
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, ■
WASHINGTON. July 26—(d*>—
Diplomatlr official* here *ay that
Secretary of ’S ta'e llyrnes has
made som e' profile*. In hi* r f j
fort* to get the test* of the pro*
po*cd European peace Irenlie*
.published, Hut, lire di|domata add,
they limit'd that llynies w(tl Wi
aide to fiel full agreem ent from
I .omlnn. Moscow and Paris I j
fine lire - I -nation pence corifrrenrr open* in tire French ru p ita l)
nn Monday.
W hen d etail* of lire pence tM5Jt* :
lie* vi e rr |oil»li*hr,| tiy a N e w ’
York iiewspoper im vnlly. Ilyroc*
A m bushed, Killed Is Too 111 To
In M onroe, G a Testify Now
I
Change In Shipping
And M arketing Of
lim its Kx'U'cted
Mrs. Patrick Is
Tried In Circuit
Court For Arson
Blandy R eports
On Death P ow er
Of Atomic Bomb
St icnvoy io iiaiy
38 Boys Put In
2,602 Hours Of
Study In Farming
Seaplane Base Is
Slated For Sanford
Sale Of Land In
Kumitmk' Fostponud
57 Girls Arrive From
Australia After GI
Birth Of Baby Monkey BfiiiRS Joy
Lion Club Plans
To Inhabitants Of Monkey Island
To Co-operate In
Clcan-upCampai^n
Eugene Levy Is
Serving In Japan
“,V 5 2 S a *
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Senate Group Is City Promises
Aid In Keeping
Willing To H ear
Labor Facilities
May At Any Time
Fm «
!'• * •
O ar
under lb* said cartlftrat* Is-
«I « j it In th# immi <>t W# XL
g u lr t l.
t*nlK*a
id c a rttflv a le plinil I#**
rrd rented accordin g li* Jaw* !ht?
p ro p e rly described IhrFvln w ill bo
pulil It* th# bins heat bidder *it (fir
court Itutiffc dour nn th** f lr t l Mnn*
day In th * month o f Annual. !>**».
a h lr li I* . I h r ill* day o f A iik ih ii ,
k11
l l ' . s l l s s n l I'rsis !’■ * • 0 « * >
declared. This has created a need
fur additional worker*.
Other
wuriftr* here have been attracted
by tlfustry In cities and in other
fn rtiA u iras.
Tfo bids from contractors were
received for thy City tenni* court
project, according to C ity M ana
ger H. N. Snyer who attributed
this to shortage of cement, gravr| and other materials.
During the war period at the
request
of
Naval
authorities,
McHonvflie Avrnue, which ter
minates at the Sanford Naval
A ir Station, was designated by
the C ity a* a through atreet. T he
Commission amended the tra ffic
ordinance last evening, revoking
this ruling ami dciigneting Celery
Avenue and Ceoeve 'Avenue os
through streets. The traffic light
it Mellonville end Celery Avenue
interserlloM will l.e retained.
C. II. Palmer waa granted a
permit to sell liecr and wine n l j
the State
Market
Restaurant
RIOiSTIRINC HIS EMOMONS by leaning on the rash register, a Philadelphia butcher (left) finds himself with
which hn* l-ccn enlarged and
Iamb and Ihqc on Ids hands a* C IO o flk ijls ond member* (right) begin g picket Pnc outside protesting Injuovrd nenrer. to Frenrdt Avenue.
crrsurd'lood prices. The scrtic Is brlhg tlupllcirted tbrougfufUt the notion as tupan'^'J"groups of buyers gather
Approval* w:ii* given *l« adding
to U i -jW resentment ageihst skyrocketing prtres r* «rrehpr<life and urge r r ‘
-.f OPA (fnfern'illottal)
Ceorg’e V . Sinith, Harold 1L Hit*
lingsiey und Ralph II. IJelger to
the police force,
•trongtheart! the poslilon of the K lfly pr'tson* are m issing—among iencp t« l» y for the workers kilt
IJprtn «uj(ge»Uon pf C ity Judge Arab*. They Imvo rlainm l that tjiem 12 *eni«r llritish officer* ed In the explosion. Thu Jew ish
.It (J. Sharon, drivers licp'irma, tliciy safety I# thmitt-ncil by of the govern men | secretariat.
rrm m unlty ruuncil ordercil n work
Inki-rt hy court ncliou from Sticnlo Jew ish immigrnlinn into Pnlv.1T h e 'J e w ish agency in LdtploQ . etop page from 3;(K) P. M. until
Colemgn niul fwnmui Hate for Tine.
Miys thm nl least four prominent , tonight ns ui rign mourning for
lorkles* ilrivitufe-Wtrc ru lu rib l 4t)f I-W'rimre -Migiefor > *Arifcp - bns Jewish govern men l affielai*' were I thi* victims m the ixphwjim . Arab
nrlion of th" Commi**lfin.
tru llisl u r|H-ri.|| n u rlin g of the klllcil in the h<>t#l blifst.
‘ shr p< jlfso have clnim l. "at have
The agency iJe n tiflci the ileail Iplares of entertainment. A rurA lclli-r fro m ;i firm Hint pro. H rilIsh * rabfhol. u n i llicm vv-n'
pnepe to op,-rule n ftlr font *lr« l j no rbmbl thill Pnlc-tlnc will lu* II* Julius Jam bs, head nf Ihe war I few imiuisrd after the blurt has
rtipply luuir.l, Vietnf le v l, assist- tls-i n [ifte.1, l.m ihe tensbrn rnnr xt-ursiori bout on fuko Mollfcm, *H council.
,
1‘MllHN rd l ‘ f « m Fag# flwr
mu rioaiii'inl feeretniy, lu--i Haum, I llnues throughout Palestine,
I
Jew* m u l»» m inim al.
Y«**4t*r* wns rc-nJ by Mt Hay.er.
|assistant tli the Palestine [out. |
---------- *--------------■IfiHlISAl.KM , July LM. i il l
day*. bomb explosion indicn* ed
P u b c r n u ttie r H ie * d isclo sed b a la v n u u le , gene i ill. rio t / v i S h jm s k i.
that |reare In f’aiestine mav In- tlnn u n til fhi-M- i r b h r ill P n lc s Tin* llritish feel thnt it th at 20 J e w * a r e ireilot detain ed rre e n tly lu im eil in th e g o v e rn a long way off. Police In Je ru tlne.
in
co n n e ctio n
w ith
y c . ' i c n l a v V ment v e e ir t a r la t .
salem put ih r responrlhtllty «n wnubl reqiiifc lliou-otulv 'if Ifti'liperr.iiier
T h e u g p n rv a ls o s a y s H int an
«»K M T'LH W TlnN
ni *r i* *t
Jewish lerro risl*. and it was l»v liniinl Iroofiji In p< lire the foun- iH iiidilng w h ich le ft
IAN liKHH
A liter Ira n nam ed K . S p e r lin g w a s
fa r the worst in the long series try if Ilirtc w ire miy ‘mas* d e ad n r m is s in g ,
171^7 »»f
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s
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r
ilu
d
a
s
h
a
v
in
g
Jew
ish
lmiii(griilic|i.
at anti-Ilritish activities.
N**Tlt-H It* M KIIKIIY MIVK.N, .That
m
u
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o
f
th
e
p
a
r
t
y
w
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p
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V'lkntn,
h#tlil»*r «if Ta*
Thetiombing
of
the
ItHUali
Ameriekn and ItritI*h experts
i V|
Nil. rt***,
lllf 1th
In London are studying the re in my in ,iili|Uiirti-i i in the King m ilk c a n * e f e x p lo s iv e s in the T h e H i i l i T i a r m v in th e f ir s t *1*. ..I J|||> \ l»
IV
?;!»•»■ fll*H|
I >nv ill
lin t e l
w ore
t r a i l w o rld « n r .
Hnviil lintel has Ictulci) to toll* K in g
commendations of the Anglo
Pdit.r i u fit > itlilrt it ml l»i*f' nutlr
Th#’ li!d*Ut| hfitel vitH i»rc*l n% .i|tj*li«'3t|n»i f«*r a tat li** if tli hr
American cemmission on Pales firm Hull pninl nf view at least, d r e s s ,. Imt he d e c la r e s ih.'t nil
thru..it KaM trrrllflfi lr tot
h
tine. including the proposal that so one wnubl juilge from the tho cv M c n ro im licatcj* t h r y \ u i v tho h rm h iu n rirr^ «.f tho llr» flin
* Itrnrti
I lir
fulitiMloK
i!r»*rr!h#tl
K y o w iltto a to * M i y | firm y nri,| thi w r i l n i m t o f .*
lOOJJOO JgWs lw admitted to tli- litiiiirdiute reni t inn in Ihe l l r i l i s b yc mu* J e w * .
the
m il.r Count) •»#
I
ho
nllttckotH
Ppokr
Hohrrw
p.tlpwfiMiptiKw
M«»rr*ivf’r.
Im.u
i>t.|iti
i*f
Klurlth,
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nil
th»*
Korriitn
ifovornrnont
Fnlealine
Holy (.and without delay
Itri
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!» K l»*
IM.m k A «Id)
i *i vb’t* worki-r* huvo -rhotluL
T ho to ta l **f knokAn i o..| i.
tain has said all along that »he I l f f i c J in I ,ji(i*}iiii U li.vcw th**
1ft -nitiuiic momoriat nf si- Hl'l1 h* de * r * *111r 111
ulbrtok n f v j.t!i*nc«* In* I tn
cannot support that .................. da
ttir Ad1*1 I***•I’
lea la randy to meet nt any hour
to suit the convenience of Congresim nn May. T h a t’* haw ntutiou*
the committee i. to g r l the teatlmony of the chairm an of the
llo u ie M ilitary CommlttPO con
cerning hi* connection with n midwcat munition* combine now andcr
investigation.
The BenalA Investigator* aent
Rapreaentative May n nulipoena
to appear today, hut May said he
waa too hu iy with legislative
matter* to comply. A * a member
• f Cnngrc**. May can ignore the
subpoena with immunity— at least
while Congress is in session.
May's name ha* been mentioned
repeatedly In testimony trialin g
to the investigation of war profit*
made by the tnualtloris rotnliine.
W ith May Ignoring the »uhpoetta— at feast tem porarily— the
committee ha* turned hack to
other w ilncase*. One witness to
be recalled today is the ch irf of
tho Chemical W arfare S e r v ic e M ajor C en tral Alden II. Wnitt.
Chairm an Mead say* t ie com
mittee will ask W ait! w h y . the
W ar Department attempted to
w hitew ash—a* Mend call* it— the
relation* lictween the departmrnt
and the munition* combine.
'
'‘■
•v11"I"ml
■ i
-
Bomb Explosion
Blasts Hopes Of
European Jews
Legal Notice
1941
1 fated tli la SimI day of July, f J ii.
O, I*. IIRILMDUN
Ci#rh C ircu it C «u rt,
He fit inula Cuunti', F io ild ii
(HKA IA
M r T H 'K U P A I'PI.H 'A TION P u l l
.
T A X l>EKI>
I ’hsptrr M U ! of ISIS
.XOTICB 18 If Kit KIIV UIV KN. Thai
U o , r . r E. Voltr.m, holdpr *.f T&i
I'srl ll r a le No. SSI. Issued Ihe ll h
day o f July A. U 1*17. has ll l.d
ha ms In my office nod has mud,
application for a l a * deni l<* lie
Issued iherenn Maid esrllfltale **m
bracts
tti«
following
described
property In Iba County » f Ktm.
•noie. . h l a l , ol Pbxlitv. lo -wll
lad IS lilts, l i Clay Hprings.
Tbe assessment of Hie said prop
e l ! ) under lbs said certificate is.
sued, w as In l h » nam e o f \V, if.
g u ieii.
I filrss said rsrllflc ale shall l.e
■r.lr.med aemrtllnK 1.1 law, the
described Ihetrlo will be
Ihe I 'g b e s f bidder at lb *
mutt Tioiiee door on the first Mon
day in Ihe month of Aogtisl. I»»S.
which Is Ihe fill day of August,
l> l«
llalrd Ibis 2nd day of July, lllv .
O. P. ItCIlN lH iN
C le rh C ir c u it C o u rt.
H rm lnole C o u n ty . P m rld a
IHKAt.)
r t o m 'E
l»K A P l’MfMfTtON
I
pen
TAX D EED
Chapter H i l t uf 1*2*
N O T I C E 18 IIE ItE U T UIV KN. That
■iei.rae K- Vohom, bolder ..f T n
C rrllf lcaln No, 101. Issued t b , 1th
loir lit I M u u r r A. I I . , s r i i . lias flier
same in my office and has made
uppllca th#n for a lux decu In be
Issued thereon. 8* Id Ctrl If icm» CIII *
hr a res
(he
fnl lowing
descrllisd'
proiH-rly On the Coiihty uf Hcminnle, m ale of Florid*, lo -wll
•'
/ l.o t
& I* llto ch T C la y Mprtui
r i a l lluolt 2 l»«ga
page U
Aub hells
In lee-
#*•<! r#rllflrate shall
Hated ihltt Jiel d*y of July, l» l* .
U, l\ 11EH NI KIN
I ’lerh C iiru ll Court.
Memroule Couniy. Plorhla
(H E A l.t
redeem ed a cro rd ln g to la w , ih e
propeM) deart Ibed therein » ill i***
sold t*» the highest hlddei .it the
court house do or on |hi first Mon
day in the month of August. |5|r.,
which is the tlh dny of Ajm t* .
IMS
H ali d (his 2nd day of July* l :»Ic,
ft V. II FltNHON
. clerk Clrrult Court,
Hrfotnol# Coihity, Florida
IH KAM
im
lj*t#<l lh*« 3ihI d* y of Julr, 19H
<1 V. Ilfcll.MHlN
Clerk Circuit Court,
w
MrmpiitiIn Couniy, Kinr1d*
(HK A la)
Tt»!
Ill 188 ftTANI.i:r
MUHUAr.
Mscun, ijsurgla. irrol Address Ua- B TATH t » r KIofOIIIDA TO:
Jijhn Z
J»»tto«. residence, Delhllfl («li
Vim iirr htrohy ttftlrrrtl «rnl if* roll, Mlrh l»f*n
Mall
A
d
»
1
i *741 IU>1lni(S HU#e|.
0|iilr«4i if*
afii| ii[ipeft# up**n 111**
«*Ut list i nf A ii if >iHI A I* I H I . to Itetrnji, Michigan,
the titll of
ntrit i*if« In>*»t
V»*u are hereby oideird amt re
I ml tri liftM omimo In tho rifrti.l quired lo be and jippear befor*^ thu
r i nf Homl no lr 4'otmtjr, Flon-tti, « ir.ii.t 1 Hiirl of to# .Moth Judicial
ai Hrii nrortf. Fh>ri-U. hr Mary l?. C.rriilt of tIn* Hlate? *<1 Flori d* Ife* %
MttfT|f, hi-hiif nn ftrtlon fm iinoiri cml for Keiitlnolf* County In C h ii i 4 #
r e t ) on Ihr I «»t Is day nf AUMU«(.
Tho, Hanford llorahl I?*
Oil
I Ii r n«Wftttl>tr «f»
llltli A l», 13 IS, nt the Con ft ll o u ie at
ard* r Khali i>» (mt.lU n*d for four Sx-nford. Florida. I«» answer * tworti
bill of rontidaluL fltetl ngnlnel you
CHflMi'ltlltp Vtrrk*
Im io . j rrtyled I’ o u rt
by
WiT.S'KKH, #», P. llorn*!«n. <*k»h , In
Iho
flf Mlt| Court, « l HaiitoifL ('loitfht. polorra Jnnea. Sam# bein g m b ill
lb I# Ihr let day of July, A. t* for a final decree of divorce, nlhtf*
W|SO, g ilft'Or |ito rohfKPSO w ill b*
IJIS.
rniered aKainH you i»n paid dale
i» I’. IIHHNlMkN. Clerk
The Hanford Herald fw dealgnftYeit
lly O. U Hunt. I» C
[ an II if newspafmr In which this
fHKAIa)
order shall be published once rnrti
week f**r tour consecutive weeks,
M u i r i : <»f A F l* L h ’ ATi«».s
WITNIU4H ni) band and official
E.a
T A X HKi:i»
seal at Hanford. County of Hemlnolv,
Chapter 17li* nf l?3i
M a le of Florida, thla 9th day of_
X O T IC K IH IIFItHHV U lV H N . Thai July, A. I • I94C.
\
F+ H,
Idimimti,
hobler
tf
Tea
O I*. II K H N D O N
C r r l l f | f (||p Nn. I, tprwrd * the Ht
<*|erk of the Clrrult Court
day o f J t,|y ^ |> t a l l , haw f|lr.|
Hernlnoln County, Florida
*n m e in iny o ffice and ha# mail#
•PldlogtliM i fo r a 1st a dent to be IHeal)
iMUrd t her eon. Hrtld o#r |Jffe*rt# ern- «Ie*». A. t’#Cott*a
b rarer
the
following
d
w r l b n l HoiiHlor and i!oun»rl for rialnttff
* r ra
me
roi towing
ae*frin#ti
Bin*
*“ *---- - --x
operty
in **
lji« «C
o u n -ty of Fern- ...... —
Irm
!
ofe,
Hlnte of Klorblii, tn*wlt:
la'll
U it § Hlfick 17 A s lo r F a r him Fin I
H01.lt 4 |Mgo 13.
The JuintitHiil «tf |h«« Paid |i|o|»# H y under the paid err t it irate »• *
■lied w a s In the name f»ff ttobert 1 rotarrd man or woman to rook
W ANTED
U rxln ir
Cuirsp «jiId rrrfIflrato shall be ’
refI r r-rued a m t riling to la w. Hi mI
prot.eM)
• d> described IliUrjn . will, lo
■fid'll ti* ' lb#*, lilalo 1 l*Id*!or afr *^r
CTltlf 1 Iitinup, d*n*r on the first Mon*In y In 1 h *• fithfit h 1»f A tiMust,.
whlth )• Ihe Llh day **f Aiignit.
194#
bajtHFAt*)
He in!md*> Cioinlr, Florida
N h T In
OF AFI'f ICATln.S F* ill
TAX OHKO
Cbapte'r 1741*7 of I9S&
N OTICF IN IIFH FH V «llVHN* Tbsl
Oeorge K. Yiikoru. lioMer <f Tnt
CVrtificnle
Issued Ihe 2nd
<L»> of July A . J i . I*»J4. has' fllnl
same ku*x^ny .offfee and has made
kjijiltral loti fur » 1.11 «trcd - 1 «» be
Isstted lher.,, 1, s.|,| .n t i r i r n fr -in
for 8 people famlljr atjlr. Hood
'xalarj pin* room and board.
IV/flfatiant work for tight peraon. Hoi 99 t/o 11era Id.
Milk Mixture for
Stomach Ulcers
rx
mod bf
A rami n 4 ( t l dwrm-Xfy bdw
t e im oad kap uk n ttyv ka, ha raw n
unuauiOr oamaful in Da Irmtoont <
CJ Knra___
act) blew* cauwd from anm ixtd. It l> *
hurafn*
In awrar
.prrpomica
—
1 - of
-* p.»mt ■t uas
-h*tffKtlra.
a
uw iI I
ha
rant
lOtan
aimaat tmowdiaWf. Aha n c m o m M for *aa
pauw. loducalka. basil burn *wa lo h)p»f•nlitv, IWftrtrx mar now try iMa at b o o By
<J.i»imn* ■ hofIMof L llR IN from tbotr Orat(Wt. LtlR IN m a i n IMa now dkem ry In It.
p ira l farm. Raiy In taka. Just mix ton tantpiuiiulx *n ■ half KJaM nf milk. C a t* M
lad*. Most MlWr or raoory n h a b i
.
1
f■
^
hrareB (he
following
described
properly in ||,e Couniy of Hornf)F A FFU C A T H iN Ft ill itiolo. Stale nf Florbic lu*w||
TAX l»KKI»
lad 13, || A lb Hint'k 9 Clay
urin for *alc by t^nry'a Drag
Chapter I74L7 of tySf*
Spring*
a u T Ici IS II Fit Fit Y rtlVFS*
T 1|f a ftwerseinrnl
S ir.“.nd Drug Htorra rv«ryF. H lAmmn, holder of
Cr» I If l»-»!*- No 2, l^>‘lie*t (h
d-4) '.r July A f» 1944. has
•unite to no *#fflre and haw
apldh al ion for a (at derd In Ijr
wsiird tlD-oDn. Held ref||f|rsf*- #*o
TW O ROOM SUITE WITH BATH. Southoaitem
brare**
Ihe follotalng
f|#srrlb#d
propel ly In tli# County of *4#nt rapoturi*. For two or thrra people. Other room*
tnole, Mate nf rinrhtu, t.* *tlf
VOTICH
F0R RENT
llook S page II.
TTir aMiHUiient **f the said pi **P*
' l i t under Ihe said eafUMcal*' •>
Muid wwn In I h# name of T H
A r e * ? S m o te
MeansFine 7o6acco
„ .
._
.
?
>• TW—
1
-r
1
v
1111
dor
(ho
**14
otrUflrat*
ti
H u m b le r.
Cntess 1 * 1.1 certificate shall be Biiotl w *i In th# name of II- i’ll Crtlest*
M
aid
rortlflcal#
■hull
b*
redeemed arrr.rdlua to lew, the
property described iltrrelu will Ite r#cl#citi#d it’conllRK lo lutt, - to*
sold lo lb * hi*bee| tddder at Ihe t>rap#rl) dvvtrlbfd therein h IU t>*
court bous« dour on lb* first Mon Mila tu the hUneAt ttlddi r bt' th#
day hi lb s iioiolb of Altruist. 1*11. court h*»u«« door on the fif• t Sinn*
which Is the siti dny of A u k usi. tUr In th# month of Aun«til* 114%.
which Ip Ihn ftth day ef Ailittiat:
l»lf.
i n# »i«r>»mrni of Hie raid to op
C*it*d fhfp 7id dn) of July, 1.9It.
erly nndef Ihe said r e f ill 0-1 it
»• F I IK lt M u iN
•ued wan In, Ilia name of Ham itpi ■
c|i-rk Ctrrult Court,
(,*»> 7 IHock K As I or Fa rum Fl-tt
if l p .
,• .
a
_________________ __________ :-------------------- -- ■■■■, ..yaanaAy.
*^TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1946
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAGE SIX
I'M lIa a r *
:
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■•
available.
VALDEZ HOTEL — Benn C. Small, Mgr.
E H = I I I = U I = I 11=111=111=111=
11=111=
Wouldn't You Like
III <
111
MIL MERCHANT
. Th* KYEH o f TI1K
V**COMM UNITY' WOULD
RK ON YOliR A D ^
I f IT HAD ilff.N
. . . and in a Cigarette
it’s the Tobacco that cou nts
XL
T H IS ISSU E
A LOVELY NEW CHENILE SPREAD
TO DRESS UP YOUR BEDROOM? .
Ju
INVEST IN
D EPEN D AB ILITY!
weed sagrtrl
Q
by If. IbrormltV based upea (k« arlftiiAl oil palaliai
LL1
«■ti’wli lt«« rw lawk.* T
u a l it y o f p r o d u c t
IS ESSENTIAL TO
CONTINUING SUCCESS
I S /M S r
F sS
‘^1 ^x. T
-t* i
p#
Anything less =
is expensive
Ay L*dtil*x. dependability—long
wear—tw iihnm . Thexe »r* whit
# J I
. *»
you pay lot in • lira- That'l why
the new Kelly I* the buy You
get m an ° f *11 I —plu* pttfotmin w -In Kelly I
Thete't half • century of
•'know-how" bthhrt them. Cateful wmkniamhip and modrrti
- m a t h o d i t h a t m e a n m are
t.*nil>l*-frre miltafe ahemff
Won't you rem* in and eea
thexe new tenth Kelly*? In 9
1 minute* you# be convinced that
Kelly it th'
Stafford^ Service
Station
-** r ' : \I*f‘
Luacloua, lovely ice cream colors for your bed*
room I Heavily tufted chenille in a variety of
beautiful patterns to choose from. Also In
solid colors. Thfcy'rm sun fapt, easily laundered
FULL SIZES
Cor. 2nd ft Sanford
weight lu ll sizes...
weight tWin sizes
Phone
203-09
E Ht St
OFJANFORD
iiHBiditinai m mum^■n■a»■^l^g»m ^FlMl||ln^^y(||■Mtiik*>i'.11vuuusi irrr— r —*wn «m
mm
■
--W - - * - w ^
.
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~ r-rr.
.
TH E
1 In Unity There Is Strength—
To Fretsct the Trace of tho World;
f
‘
To Fresnels
the
iM tm lh
Progress of A merits;
To Fredur* Prosperity for RsnOrd.
W EATH ER
Partly iloiitly thin afternoon throURlt
Thurailay. ScaUmui afternoon and
evening tlniiKtersliowera.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NKWSPAI'EK
VOLUME XXXVII
E sta b lish ed
1908
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
Reds Reject
» U.S.PlanFor
Atom Control
f
i
On
WEDNESDAY, JULY
NEW YORK. .Inly 1M. </!’)
— Tlin American plan far,
international
control* of
ntoinic eni'iyy collitlril today
head-on with a atone wall
of Itunsinn resistance. At a
meeting of atomic energy
committee mi tuber two rn*
New York todav Soviet
f t delegate Andrei Tirmnyko
FUtJy * rejected the- nflsjsr -pFo—
^ visions of the American plan.
Referring to a* memorandum
*
prepare.! by Berna rd ltaruch Bum
1946
Awwcifltfd Press leased Wire
N O . 221
Truman Is Expected To Sign
Palestine W atered OPA Bill Tomorrow
Jewish Agency SaW
To Have Agreed To
1 A ct o f Violence
To liaise Morale
Gromyko Tells U. N.
Atom Energy Com
mittee
American
Plan Unacceptable
2*1.
As
Revolutionary
Two
Million Dollar
Public Works B ill
A ffectin g Rivers Is
Signed By President
Regim e Took Over In Rolivia
LONDON. July 21. I/D—'Th<
HrIU>li government today ls?ut i .
u white paper «ttllining the evid
ence on which It based il rec*6!
m s., HIM .1 . »of l*ale;dliu* Jew* * r
The statement mid „lhe* fad
hr lilnd the reundup had jjgt-'
gtedoeil from Intercepted com
mimirath’n* b e t w p en Jewish M
groups in lamdon nlld Jerusalem
On the basts of those teli'CrtM* i
the lb Ill'll’ arrn e the lewlsb
Iv *
*VV \ /. * - '* A;.
•» * iorrHw'y •NCentif** r f l*-inp rrrvrb*»hrr - j p z r y t - " r ------r r r
: in ireent violence io I’ale-'lieD named specifically Mo.he Shat-,
■
fnrt. Iican of tin* a g e n c y . political
* ‘
• ■
r lv p D ♦fiM itt
js |ir r |f » L is “J ltil t*
L*V, » fo
■*
have jig i • 111 t»* •’Hr*
fp
; e
^ *
WASllll";TON, July 21.
(rib— It's blgitlv probable
that lb>’ ttultoif” will know*
by loiuttiTow bow lvri'btdt*nt
Trumart IVpIs about the U FA
revival bill. White House
press Si’fivlary CluiYlcs’llosa
bad aiiTtbuiii’eil that Mr. .
'r’iUiMt’“ ' __ ndi
J^-’rylirrSni.riv ;or ^o7t!i' us' Cbnv
Uh . M'tuls him flu* infit'vtire.
Kv ■; \%tmhi nut fomra^t w heihff
tlf,- t hi**f Executive will '^t*> or
n|*|frnv«' th** bill vkhwh thr* Stenfttft
ming up the American proposals,
i rxpiwtrd to (M.19 to d ay . Hut in
Gromyko sniil his government re
,n«> f t H i ! . ’ h e ’ll
en«l T oiurresn
r liie iH
in
I hi
11* I\
fo lh 'l
It
jected It in whtlo or in part.
ii ine- riifi* nf S iiu*ui»j uH the tulbnig net| Its the white paper |Htl
Specifically, he turned down tho
r jisi*t prrhnpt
tupiorraw,
pnya
{ it
In f in $» th e m u l« h ’ uf^ U i;
proposal for the establishment of
ttosf \.lmini*ttAttnn lenders hive
: Jrwbb ftiiiiititifiill V.
an International atomic develop
The 111It lull wlntriiiriit afo" «I>htIk •*»! that fh«» I’ rritlcnl Will
ment authority nnd the American AN AMERICAN SOI ! IKK. Identified a* I'fr. Walter I.. Ktijawn of
j ^ lrndrr< of the ai'rnci
viglt I hi* wAlitndwloWM Of1A leglfl^ demand that veto power over New Jn-cy, is shown lying near his jeep after lie was killed hy on f * 'i.*,*. ,| "niiilci'cinutid fmees I ••
I.it inti.
atomic matters he eliminated.
unknown assailant in the II.iherdo area i-rsr Trieste. Two nthe, Gl* |roniniil net'.. <if vinlenre.
I’rh
H y I In* It n ip o f f ile p e n , H t e s U
•but Trininii bully put intn
AtJOATG) THE U88 MOUNT in the jeep were injured. Kujntva drove tlie vehicle.
nriiirnt ngrncy uffliinli, such a
(* 1 t hugf pitt|*r£iiit uf public
MCKINLEY, July 21. 'A'i - A
ilntcritaliunal Itndiophotoi ReM.ani Jn.rph. David Hr.i Gurlnn
\T«*il II** *j;:tiei| two mranures
crewman aboard the atomic flag—.---------- (—
--------------- ----.--------. . . . . ___ _ Ulivl etltiTg wrfi- Maid t»* Imp fittke-i
witt
uritR'il mltii t
hy lhref
nut Ififi/mg flood roiitrnti fiavi^
*hit» Mount McKinley rlicil tmfov
!
J« with tiijfiinlrution* ih*«rrihe»l i<
I'.iiitiTi p*. ahi.flrrtrb pi»wr-r and
ani six others arc s e r io u s ly i l l |
^ F O W T l
f h»’ K
till k ti ilflll 1iiihim >
wiiti’h k\ill ••vrntual •
from what officers believed wc rt
r
tiJ1:111*'T1 VM‘*I r Mu IlftPli" ih.. 0
hiM n-n ilitll.tt
and
tlie effects of drlnkfne simrl i
n«i 7.vi
J
hr
l>»!
nirtl
Kfi-i
n
01.1 inr 1 ivrt bxi-iin lit
alcohol.
5»r *tii
tin
i
I**
1
sit
11
IT
I
■
'inii
1 * m
till must
The skipper of the Mono! Me
v\Inch >m l*! tfov ».fliiitts <1 11*
Ktnlcy—(’ apt. kVayne Carnet
l-H |f • it* tin*»«t*\ I h f«»** w o r k
1
I$»f
f
nl
Isl
nihility for Ihp
Im* -tiirtt'd Util tho
^ said b preliminary iiivpitigatinn i
II.K ..i I iii’ k .r l* ♦» IV lit IL »t
*i i •in
® showed that n crewman ha'i
>i.l tlju! Ite w ill n o t
i ' i- ,
tn
th
Act.
•$*1(1111
Jrru"«l t-nt
tallied fluid used for .lupin nting '
! .h i ,
rioi'I i
until n e x t
.1 i
vvliltt* pHpin th. Hn$*mi ii h
niachitics.
The fluid confisins |
f he Ji’Wish
methyl alrohn) and was in a Harry
W ester Tolls I Worst Epidemic Since .11|ti iirrt fVif t ff$»*m
t.-l- ib- V\ tot, l l i n i i f h a s
th«* l i g t i i i
a '* l
St#*t
container marked poison.
, 1 <.1
h e l p 11w . w n a t o
IT
i11'g
lift
il
With
th*’
MaguV
How
Arm
y
In
Aus-!
1!M6
Is
Indicated
.
,
\t$
•
i
*
i
h*.
Investigators were unable to |
w .. li-,,- l ig a t io n C o m m itte d in
n
h
in
w
h
n
l
w
a
h
t
r
i
i
n
r
t
i‘
»U?‘
determine Immediately how the
ti mipin > into a innlue.t mumtria (Jot Accordiansj Ry IJarly Survey fnilV pianned mnwiweitt »«f miIf *
others obtained the poisonous
tooc- i Hintnr ■* The -matnr* bavu
|
ft
If
e
«»ul
vinlrtiri*
*tt»*h*i
the
E!AI*i'
liquid. Iblt Garnet said he WHO
. t .-,l ii„- I’ ri-iidem who was tho
,,f
t)lfs
Jikwinh
i*vft
d
rnirr
move
IsiUlf?
PisrHt
ym
r
nhl
H
um
’
ll
i
VVASHINiJTflN*
.Inlv
*JI.
certgJrr there was no intention
. -micttn c' In. ! liutiiituii when
lirftwn.
iittughtfir
of
Mr.
uh«l
Mw.
(W
ith
an
miMurnk
»*f
puli*'
hitting
tii***it
on the part of anyone to poison
tie W.I, i emit III In help them
Hurry U Httiwn of 21011 MuirnoU* tnuny «otilhrm ntntr» fhU
T h r f lm t " f th e t«*lefV fitit« o
■shipmates,
* ihe iin ome ts» iecorllrt o f un*
hatted 4
■-? 8 htp’s officer* Identified the Avenue, miidr a ileriilvd l»*t uilh mrr. hVr*'« h utirvev ftoni \Vn*l»* w h ic h | Rn w h ite p.MM • * hoaed
ii . f . i --1 try flglire-i m the com*
Kiwmiinn* .when *!*• tK*rfi»nfied irurloii on lh*» unthinnl *Mithi<ik
r* it t l*» h « vp
w ith nitarf
dead man an Setinaa ITret ( la
in ..
A iitime opemtoios.
APluMii?h infnnitle pariilyah hiu
tuiluay*. pulkf hninrheu
l - Ksgair
I.-B. s; Here tvrrfil fU4C^ult tnp rlunto nuitirut*
! L, • .nmPlet i ’* j -—kisl th*
ut the CommilOtty hmi»e
Jitrliek rnirro* pehple (hit ym r tlmA ^ i { nIf
refinery of lac l
whirl
York.
War department for full reports
|,inre on ttrt il I .nut
The seriou*ly ill were Identified She was accompanied by Horry jin the mniparnhle pj-rind »• I(' 1 1 .
'a ■!*•*• t i.••• .hell
which killed
Tin !1» if»«li
as Chief Gunner's Mate Floyd Kudfll at tho plafio. Her *ecoitd j health nutheritir^ offer h«*i* ll»af l l-i-t ycrti
\im n .......Idler -t iring th# war.
Dale of Watha. N.
Hdef dnnrp was entirely Impromptu ( n major epidemic will b » averted ■-iiiiti r i i i f t l s a \ - *tii
la io r i
A o r k 'is im .
it - '
M y ille
I ti,- ,!- it ■ in.* ft on nit iindeoiHirfollv pbiliind I H•I *
Cnmmlssarv Slewaitl Will Itohin- and irnpt(iviftcd. She Vkau u ttro c - |IUII WI>5 m jc u ih I onlv { •- ll|H‘
^
,.
ra .
i \ co ir . lo a d in g
c le r k
tin
1 lie
|i„rt of a drlilwinlt l" ‘l
Surveys Ruing .M;ub‘ llll, t i||ce
I b 'M M O H fl
son of Wilmineton. C a lif. Hunt lively rtml timed. Letter Thai fat a. the worst year in Culled „
(t ill R T
I O j t l i i ,iM .r a a r it s lie d to T e i n n M
( In- white paper added Un J*
I hr \|i-,id love I igators nieanswain's Mate First Class Itussell hud charge of the rntertaiimient Stales records tif uolioniyidllhi
bur Nrw Highway wlull- Have drafted a tnldget of
R t * l » v« ,r (
I ’o - l A M ,• a l sicrtliri
. |" 1
" ;l' ,■'"
T ^ J l r p 'T
!"
In Washington.1 a United Stale i h agency executive m
Kamsey, Jr. of 1‘ontlac, 411.; j program
Willi. ^ Kulpll
Ilf v Kir.
t*
_
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___
/
*1__
_
rinu^i.i
1
.
•
uuuis to widen
Hadarman Second Claaa Donald
llnrry Kudcll lulroduivd flarrv I'ublir 11nil th acvlee official, wlio , prepared to wail for a deelata*
'I’o New S m *y r•n a ii i ip inew-*
r o r t - a m e l l i u r s d a y l vnilli .S tre e t mid Ditk Avenue ful*
of wartime fraud*,
Van Mill or Rnnholl. 8 . I).; Wester o f Imko Mary nnd told of asked to reinnin tinidentified, aid • I tBritiahl - goveriimenl »•■•*>• •
i lim in g t n llU im i h f l w c r n th e K u rd
,
Senator Owen Ho ist»r o f Maiim
4 1 Radarmnn Second Clati Henry lmw tho latter scotired hi* fine tlial the hope that there will lie lull decided to. cause one r w n s
ruiij.s which Delta wn=t driving
A tminlirT
T h r I*M in** ‘ w n f f ic p i
IihIiiv iln.-.eribrd it»* current in*
W Do|| of Rockford, III.; nnd i’lmtu- piano (icrniillan when nurving in im major epidemic la Im ;e.l <ni iuriilrul In order In lliflitellc ilial
sind
in
udiiob
A
tider
non
w.i
,
i«
Hen*in
b
r
I-,
c
h
i
l
l
.if
but
tin
for< 1
Mi
ti MV t •‘only t |»$,»k illdec the
grapher'a Mate Tldn! Cla*» Hu Austria a* n sergeant with tho the fact that Iho polio rases tliils pollry.
t m ' H , g u itiff not th un M id lu n vtH i? , #•*-- >
ti'
I
Ir
iituiid
M
in
in
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•
1
I
lk
lllf
t
f
A Bpuke.iiiaii fo, the l> I'* d
Il■i l||i - iiiltlllt e’ i plant
bert Simpson of San Fernando. Third Army, nnd of tlie boatload 1far tins year are ncwllned Minong
run
,
*huHly
after
fi
*H
I
uVluok
M
*
H
tw*
*
*
■
iHitli
ft»f
'
A'
*
S iill* I
*1 li-ll f h 41>1 hi
I bill department of U” ' Jew i It a. •
> i t III t 11t • ** fehalt h*’ ailed the
Calif.
of arroniians consigned fur t b e l"
nymber-of ,t».
rvemiijf.
and
n
Kurd
-Sedan
If-*
1
*
\
in |mndoo said the " ' i*ao' t * o 1h.* f o . ♦ * l* P itch 1’ ! i Im i l«*e*i j
n irtiinc h- a • f
Army which was rap ill 11144
»» »• •
-It ••ii by Jamie A Wntei - of St j f«» *
1 - il I lull
p u r » -* » i
'
MOSCOW.
July 24— DF> A German
t (
*» i»*11«f
lured on (hr Danube Itlvrr.
| Thr btnllh ciffirinl *atd th.it 1.1,>| to, mrntioii e t' 1 *
I
l
l-o
I
p
in
e
e
f
d
lu
g
,
s
i
l
i
n
i
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writir In Pravdn ha. mndr a ' Wr=!rr, ncFtmipufiled by WUI«fd l Ibid y«ui* * Mijthmk* hh
s e ll mate on the while p,|- I
"
■
ici-ti
Street
Dn
i
i f 11 » ih
-1,i 1,
furious attack on the American ( ’nnnoliy on llu? banjo, plnyrd mi 1b'v|,i <}fd before I hr y r
\K \ 111\ <» 1 LiN July ■I v D )~
i
I ic
Hairy Hllsby, alien ling
In fi ll * ’ ■*»!!*I r t v 1 h y H o
JKKUHALEM. J««Iv *1
FUI for Ita role In the ipy charg bin arcord inn three oriirnlnl cnm*MidnK'
Inhlml
M. • i| c'u n n iiU .’s.
Hl,f **P lw «v# -uibMuk*
•l i f t
Vt it
ir i’ im .«•
puirbn -*-*I pt........ . found llinl Andei.iui
An A mb wnining !** H*»
es made against Russian Lieut. poxltioni: ,4My lladcndn/' - m
, l, ,-l -i.,i,i . t-«!as « i Hi n waitc<ciirrr*l In a (<■* -fat.
will
bntg
_
................
lnctrA«e<l
flu*
irf*4»<*«
,
oiiiii:
lt»
.i»--i
,
t„
ip
n.i,
no
ptaye,
h
o|
it
mmpouiiii
leg
fractuie,
hut
Nicolai Redln. The writer, t>avid Afonya Di v mn uf Y m i #l n halM
W t%
«go.
L ig h t
T u t . a.
... Ii
It,- ami j c policy. Ib c Senate war
7-aslavsky, called J. Fdgnr Hoover Ely It* of numlfrr. Mr. Kudeil mid Indudlnf AUtem a nnd Hurldm I’alestlne. The Aiabs lia.e t*-bl |trai'.r luvutsed Siillei will ieliiMi|tio o -hous Injuries otherwise, .01-1 i il l ' l l . ' . h.
iiio o lll,
oil tuvii-stigntor.i are waiting to reo
road
ip
tw
Im
the British that unless Ierror ivii from Lcc*l»urg Inidgltl with the j Itiilpb Hells was not injured, other
f t a bandit, and described Federal *•• played
»---- * »om«
----- ptaho Iinvc reported morr tbun
-111 i t ,.. I ) , ■ wlteti !te|ite*elibitiyo Andrew May
nn-l
Hid
h if
i
Mr. Connolly
In'
put
down.
H
ip
Aral'*
ttirm*
J-'e11p lifter tile celled nlld double limn bruises, il was reported.
* ’ Rurtau of Investlratlon agents na
bmalred eases so far this year.
, It* -il '.'SB wilt lit- itiir tn te-lify in tlie war
aitV' Ianility Imand banjo meloilles.
*n " worst
w o m " " nffcrle‘1
^ f.r te i - Iv i; 'will be' forced to t-d
doub'p- Io i-l« i' i« l mi t ii the I’dcketi
Hoover'e secret police. . .
Texas has N
been
Ariot ding to Pnlire Ciiptuin ih- 11 ihi- I-of-- f
,-1,-I,IV i.f.-fii 5 in „ uf the <in ream munitnU, nf 39|
......... band.
nod tlie Sanford Bggrrgntinn. nnd ; |t„y l illin. the Ford roupe after
Zaslavsky charged that the F ill „,F * H « ky 'V 61; proposed that wJ|h
i ir -tnliiiie.
(filh iliP .
.11
|. | e • « . \
\
K
i
t
t
f
$
$
*
Thr Arab* iw u ia l P mmi
W ill Im Hi
hail plotted to disrupt friendly Kfonnijf nid In thr aafrty f*r* b i j u|
a,.ford iirnform ^
Im. tunevi over, kmoklng
i iw
j •• man, who
1 i .
L c M t ’l . l y
t
,*i
•
,
.. m
ister Clement Attle*
y
TI hii ■!»
relations totwten the United driving rampnign now under way. j T1
-lien I ho t c*l* . ,|„ AM M light p-,|r Both car. were
{ t c r p ir r i
iii'-ii’ ioned til
h i
Li v
1
S 1
3
t
1-1
'
,,mU1,
^7 '* ? ment of Ijelng low ** •'**' riilrrfoiii •* **
^Ule* nnd the Soviet Union. He Kd iJn r propose,I that nil truck j . T e } ' ,U\
’ll., a, Mi,- Mum I
v Inimiged and were taken to
,unili' hruring*.
ths
r • " i n t i I II 1 t ' " a
,
t
*
, , |
( IU|.
'
'I
iJ faulted over French ly1****1.
■' 7 ;Hr,,’ ,P| u«e it* full forces to
r i p .i l I ... I
said that this friendship continue* traffic
i-i I In nppm'r
i It a! Ill C* pjsre Vantrr* was ar
1 1* »• 1"
' 11 M T|
•
i . li
i i . i - n„_i„ ! ill cerlalii nirn*
of , rt-irmn ,,„.v
anil terrorism and protect ii1
i 1
'l l (• Ills'
MMnwh„
despite what he termed American Avenue and hi, start*.! a lively |A ,nL(i|n<
Dr*tn-n( 1
>.rt*n fi Upirtrnl (i lc<| on a fliai’K** of iPrkli***
becaure
' ,
b u t
1 " ,, ,i- I o f f
I
'
f
in
Palestine
Kgypt.
I
•
•
pro
and
con
discussion
Ml»»..
Hr.
IL
I.
-f
pro-FascIsl reaction.
r '* Itinii v \w,|gt ^ dt it
However
| ! Kbit t i l
•' It1*
I . l t l v e
, im r<
' l l
five
other
Ar*U
cool-*"hiwams
I
resident
J.
>
>
Hall
■
Zaslavsky further described the
, H«< P us • 4
■
«', "» i f 11r 1. i a 11*
II uppe-ir -mu
f th* State Hoard „f il- 11tli the trolled Nation* *’* '-•••*
.,
I
lie
w
»
*1 *
ease as “ A filthy provocation by |announced that the (luh will say* the disrate is lo-ai
Ire-,
M . (i N .....I flM*»Ljt||
|lw*
•-n.it, :. iuo- (-ut o tern*
e
j
to
bring
the
Ur»ti
li
i"
th* American secret p olic." Ho |sponsor n naimber of the Key epidemic stage In that *tnte
' lean •Lit mi* I 'I I HM* IIlift |IMP
nil to (ii. ir in |iirv until
1
1t ||.i tlHli
declared that Rsdin's arrest in Club In go In the Hoys Slate pro Thirty-three cases have 1,,-eo re- under UN trustcesliip. •
f.,
, |, , | , , e
Thfo D I...........«it I ii 1*0^11 runi’r In
I'l.l will’ll.
■I, -1
--1 I1
•I
Meanwhile.
Hr
it
to
!■
midi■
Oregon Jn March provided the gram in Tallahassee.
ported since July ti ami Hi ,i
lilt* fbiroLt
Il<11 ii
plefi'v " f w* rt for ties
1
D»
•*
i
j
Palestine
police
have
ite,
n
"
I
"
»*#
Guests were M. K. Reorne of the the first of the venr.
signal Tor a wild anti-Soviet
plfiynl f
It l.ifHbtit^ |»‘« iii fo*
f f ,.j
, , , t■
i #. ,11-*■•I i<», ttiiiugh, n«
111ii ** i
,ing Jerusalem f"t _ *»'■ fit '9
Sanford Hardware Company and
campaign.
lip' to July 13, Floridn had i wbh bombed the King I M' b| fori* W**t M Ot in II otiii rt'tiii i v_*v|
1in’
Hu rt III * OTUllvr Ei-jSiun,
i
ifttlPl
J'it’jsjt’luiif
formerly of Greensboro, N.
il.. I ir ! -,f .ilt, l^•-v't,- g'ang to liear
r e p o r t e d * ^ cases, whereas t h e , h 0, h
Monday.
Tin- M i l Io tbf* 1'nrki tt wlirn I lit* Icnjttif'
i II hri
r*
Frank Faison, a member of the slate had 30 case* up ln_ Ihe
wrrp Rt )rl„ , ,»
(ijicrtril tliln )» ’nr,
„|h ,1
1tPItcVli K f l l«»ti
l-l i, i i-ji -ft hy thetr tnvejtlgaUir* on
University Limits
Optimist Club o f Tampa and G. same date a year ago. f„ Ala- ,
■ M1M, r,r, i „ j „ r*d m l ’ 2
I iinuther ciMiitimuuut. Rep resen.
ft OH,
r«Ktfl. i |*»W fTlill
Kullf’ r tin’» b r ii an impMil.ml
F.
(GooseK-'Kcttlcs.
Sanford
re
ifij cases
in a c B have
finvtT Ireen
u c ’ ii i r |mlaalng. Thn British blamed !■ . IStudents To Aug. 15 creational wlirec
harna. aI.tfl
i inlirr .!• hn Colfni nf Wiuihjngton#
f«ctd»r in wihmiiik Kiimca for t\w | A number of Hanford Elks tn- It ' .-I I I I n I lo ll, I I , l r 1 ,# i
^director and haschxll ported this year, compared with i
-t '
r u im t y
p ro p
i wlm i uljn Involved in tlie probe.
f.ir (bin FfuAon. Jf'*j
*rs nf the Jewish . tindergt »••"<$ iPjirkf’it Ibii"
, ....
,
, „ ,dny visited tlie Harry Anna Home . _„ ..
73 for 1045.
b m io • j
• -ol
> fl-.i
Democratic legujalor lia*
Due to the large number o f ap* pitcher.
(irganlxatlon.. Irgun Zval Leunu
** « ...... hi".,Jr.
I r J crippled children at Umatilla j J'"wt llltV**M
"
* l-cfii li.irgnd with receiving $2500
plications anticipated for enroll*
An announcement p m p rt"h y dangerous ti! lilt when there ure
wlurh, according to James Row fti j11111-111 f#r» 1.•,J* 11 *i -t-•*_-,
[ ohh a -Irfriu!- con! rat tor.
ment for the Fall semester at tho
from the undergrntuid group ' ** men on the t.t-es. Salter will ImCampaign Group h
(Vi litifii |hr fo-* $**,,= '
fh University of Florida, admission Ida Hell O’ Neal I h
■M j
I Im ronituitlea ulsc w ill lie ill*
receive,! hy the Assm-laled I’ m- a ti avleome nddition to the Saufurd laud, exulted ruler of the Kaiifoid
l-odge, is now completely under 1»v Mr.
Named By
iIm t ile j , (■•ting He- remarks ninite yesterwill be reetrkled to those who ap* Found Guilty o f A n o n
last night.
This announcement Celery Fed*.
owtejrship
anil
control
nf
the
|l«
t
lli'jiiuimcnt,
f$
iii*
d *v by Yiajor tiener.il Aldeil
staled that Irgun soldiers staged
ply on or before Aug. 15, accord*
Florida Slate (Elks Association. six Wff'V
JACKSONVILLE, July 24, (AT
ht
!.* * *» i »s »l l»IJ* IVnitt. rliief of the t'iieiilical WarIng to a letter received today by
Ida Bell 'O'Neal, 10 year old —The chairman of the Florida the bombing. Th* statement was
John
l^onnrdy
was
chairman
of
Sl.i«
slirvcy# f*»r a h*fo
typewritten in Hebrew and de
( iii- Kervi- r. Un tin' witness stand,
County Supt. T. W. Lawton from ne£r«*s, war yvsU-rday |ound
the visiting committee. Until I he f tttf Ii wjiy f.7 ft .... f Is
?1 If* rt tv ait t toil | a story o f Imw AmerlUniversity
President John J. guilty in Circuit Court of a third Democratic Executive Committee livered last night by n tm 'ti Kettles Announces
—Joe Hi|t Williams—lidsy an ger, whirl! is the unusl method
Slate
FJk
convention
in
June,
Ihe
ItrRftf** *f» N r Nihvihh **» *•*
|-i olilloM in th* H.tttfr, o f the
TlgerL
degree arson
chirge
brought nounced the appoinluirul of n
I'lay^rmuul Events linn-r has t>een under joint ad jilucf- (li#* |irpipiif fit ti«if, *I-i•• -t.iilce
used by the underground to is
sei.- feiili—
J i,y tlieir own
The Unlverelty Is faced with an against her by the Slate.
16-member
campaign
committee
ministration of the Elks and of gt-imiily rm *t I n*jiil
1ii»T ••» ! t oo-i tm* shell -b e ll, that werq
sue Us communiques.
unprecedented enrollment, wrote
James Camptwll. aged negro, o f the state .group.
Members
t ■iefr-rtivr Th* Fim HaHn Metal
The
announcement df*rrib-d
L'ily Rcriralioiisl Director Carl the State Association for Crip jht!»(Ui nf |ht* M right
Dr. Tlgert, who stated that they claimed in the charge that on of the committee are:
tlie loss nf life as n tragedy, but KetUe*. nito'iuiued today that the pled Children. The transfer Hi tli Ilf’ Hsf.I tt ill Is*- I|;,li Mltlll* il I’f ..Imt i Company—one of the
wore going to admit every quail* Feb. 13, Ida Hell O’Neal, whom
Chairman 8yd Honely nf Live
tied' Florida student, whether he he had ordered to go home aftrr Oak, Miss Edna Pearce of Ilas- claimed that the British h«d fnlinwinp progtant will he in e f full Etk control was said to have nifty riiM «*f ik* hti’fgr, k* -a I IMumi' firnts rmvv under inVesti*
gatfon—-j*nt one nf a number o f
— be a recent high school graduate she failed In tend fo hi* house •ingej,*Lar* Ranche* hf Pensa ignored warning* that • the lu-i-l fect for the remainder o f the Iwcn largely due to tlw efforts of
i i i u i i ii ^ i
waa to be bombed.
However, week for children nltendilig the J. Frank Umtlot. who, as presi
mamgactiirrr. turning nut those
w or an ex-eervice man.
work properly, had stuffed more cola. Mrs. Helen B a m of Jack British headquarters denied ' »t playground r.en ioll*.
dent
o
f
the
Elk
Association,
visit
frt#-lls. Hut tVaitt raid that tho
Tho housing situation In Caines* than $200 wnMh inf elothlng in sonville,
. John
_ Scruggs
______ of Lloyds.
M \ NIKA, Jt«f 2 i. * 11 niUi|i
A field day for boys mid girls rd 'the various lodges in the State
vilte b reported to be acute for the wood etove and burned it, in* I “Mre. T, T. Steven* of Miami, Irgun hkd given any advance
U'at Department bad not been
plnra
r«»hgt*
mm
cqmf»lmir
of
all
age*
will
be
held
Friday
urging
such
a
program.The
build
word.
married students; but every un cldenUlty setting fir* to the Walker LSddoni of F«
aide tn trnen tlm back-firing
Fort Pierre,
Rfixni
wbirirl
ntcfAl^r”
liavf
mornings The events Include 26 ing, originally » hotel, was donated
shells tn any particular munlUonv
married atudenl who meets re house resulting In small damage Mha.' Either 8cotifleid
.____of
■ Inverness,
■ ■ ■ ■
yard dash, 6U yard dash, 76 ysnl several years ago to the Elks by Urn high ■hnltititf them. Rn. they mnfcer*.
POL1TICAI. REVOLT
quirements. can be admitted. Dr. to th* structure due to prompt Doctor Eugene Peek of Ocala,
announced
to,l;*-,
ttn-y
mo
p>dash. broad jump, baseball throw, Mr, and Mr*. Harry Miller.
Tlgert wrote.
Incidentally, tlie Major General
arrival of the fire department.
Mrs. Alma Bethea of New Berry.
OKLAHOMA CITY. July Jll and tho javelin throw.
Friday
A new speech correction depart pniing a bilj (vtiirli w*iuhl mate ndio.tttrd in January, 1944 he and
H
r [i'~~
,
i_. ai »-i^»__ ____i
Three sulta o f men'a clothe*, Vasco Peoples of Punt* (Inrdi, (/ft—Three .Veteran Demncrhiie eftrrno'-ii there will tie a soft
thoin outrank ,nl,iiirt nionihc' .
ment
has
l>een
recently
institut
MDRB 8UGAB
throe ladies1 dresses which had Mi, teouisc McGrtfor of DrljimL congressmen and three Inng-timO
at formal functions not only a group of high officers- had
WASHINGTON, July 24. (A V - belonged to Campbell** late wife, K. G. Duncan of fiUrkf, Mrn. state o ffieists have l>een gwrl'l ball game lielwmt two teams one ed at Ihe hospital,. Mr. Rowland lltnl. It would give roitgr*. .men travelled from Washington to New
of
which
Is
ra
plained
hy
Bobby
declared.
Last
year
the
Sanford
Agrkutlure
Secretary
Clinton sheets, pillow cases and other
York on government expense to
out o f office by Oklahoma voters? While nnd the other by Eugene
l/<dge donated $1,000 and so far lower aiitom'-'bile licens- numbers. attend q gay wedding party givvh
articles were damaged In the
- ” 1 Congressmen Jed Johsson, l.yle Berrinenu.
t
(his
year
has
given
9352,
ee
well
Havana with good news for flrp. according to Campbell.
for the daughter of .Murry GoreBoren end Victor Wickershsnt,
The director said he wished t o ‘ a, food gifts
tmerlcan eonaumera. The SecTENDER HlNHS •
son. Gars,ton U ou« of the keg
H HU COPTER M A IL
vrere defected In ywtetdsy's run- remind Sanford parents Hint th*
Friday
evening
at
the
>' Elks
•aya that all be more
STRICT COIJB
KODIAK. Alaska. July 24. l/lh figure, In ti(> munitions company.
I f 8 ANGELES, July 24. <JP>playground
hours
are
from
10:00
In grocery alores early
Club, Sanford Lodge N o .' |J41 —Ten person's have la*n drowned
““ Heticopter mail eerTlce has tieen
.............
A. M. to 12:00- Noon and from will honor returned war Veterans in the woret tragedy in Alaska
FRANKFURT. July 24, ( j f t war.- Ha would not *av.
IMPROVES
It* first try-out in the naCORRECTION
mil
2:00 P. M. to 6:00 I*. M. Super iwth a turkey dinner at 6:30 water* since the crack up n f the
how much longer he General Joseph Me Varney's heed. vgrg
In fotlihem Ctllfomta. Acvisors arc (it hand five dsva e
•zpecta auger* to be » rationed. quarter* has issued a strict code rortimn
MHi A njffkt rootThe Herald regret* an error in
LOfl ANGELES, July 24. <*-> -* week during these hours and a o'clock at which Brfr. Gen. J. C. Yukon last Fehrurnrv when II
Mr. Andereon called at the Wh)u o f behavior for Americans enter master Mkhael fanning, It’s an
The Tannery yesterday’s psper eoncerning the
* iff
Millionaire Hbwsrd Hughe, is
in
. “ "V ! rtWHe, .re .vaileblo Hutchison will speak. Not only lives' were lost.
fNmee to report on tho negol
egotia* ing Soviet-occupied territory. An '’ oaUUmding- auccess." Fanning - pretty good shape." That'*
wifi Elk veterans from this tender Cougar .nank In heavy ileath
irath er
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'Rev. A A. Fields* wife.
That’s the
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county be present but also veter scan last night off the north Rev, Fieldvds not
ask the word today , from the physiciana. « r fhll'lrrn ° r ■ "
no t hq pastor of
;«r grower*. Under the
c i» S u s----Board
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an! from Orlando, Leesburg, D«- west shore of Kodiak I aland. the Sh^ifi M sstonary
Baptist
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the United 8 u te . will
Lan’d and New Smyrna lodges will Seven passengti j and tho crew Church frolored),
.. Ths Herald « H
air routes linking hts post
crashed two end a ' half
purchase the
sugar crop* o f 1945
th* sugar
attend. K business session • will of three perished ax rescue ships advised today. Rsv. F. B. ItetU
vrith more than a score of
ego In an experimental / The Capitol in Washington
rushed to aid the tender.
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Australia In Jam.
Palestine Violence Blasts
B|it VVhat Cgn It Do?
In every community are persons who are slghtloHfl, nml
Hopes of Jews in Europe
who endure their handicap as bust,they may.. Some are retuKianl, some support tlieir nfTllctlon with fortitude, ami to
Letting in th? Ligjit
some it acts as a challenge, under which they accomplish
DdoKi *7. ISIS. at 111# l*«al
at lulorli I'ktllR. aalrr lb# Arl wonders.
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Much has been done to help and to leach the blind and in
, J
IO L I A\n u i » i : * s
recent years n technique has been develojied which gives sight
o n n u o v iii: * h
to some of them. This Is the transplanting o f corneal tissue
I n I m m Ma aat#*
from n healthy eye to a blind one. This small ruin: of clear
■ l uot n i l T I O i r
n a t i :*
tissue is obtained from eyes which must he removed because
I'aialll# la W i« ar#
• .*» of injury or accident, and occasionally from the dead.
n , orM h . » « i -#—
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US
(lb*
The transplant lag ojicrntion must Iw performed within 24
H im • —<
r ao
hours lifter the tissue is removed from the good eye. The
a tw
•lira#, rare* al cornea is Immersed in a salt solution and rushed to the blind
AM •Mlaarf —
rssalstlaas aa# aailr»a ml ! person, who is ready for the oiwration. Now York City has
I#ala Rar <ba #»»*«•• at
taw*#. Mill b# rloi|H IM ‘ an “ eye hunk” which is a bureau through which are cleared
ilar a*##rtl»<"* ralra.
the supply of tissue and the needy cases.
(!»*##•»#•#Only a very few o f the bfind can be helped in this way, hut
■r.. r#a,#a#ala T b » llsral#
tlaaai M»I4 ml rI m HIi Ir* to those few is granted a miracle in every sense of the word.
*>» ■ a l a i a U H la lb# .la ra
By Associated Prese
It is part of the trngie story of
the Jvw« in Europe that the aort
■if violence which ha* occurred
lit Palcstliiie only can delay or
defeat their hope for succor In
the Holy Land.
What uliitht chance there wai
of puttinit into effect ioonf the
recent propotal for the admiieton
of one hundred thuuaand Eurupeun Jew* to I’elestine virtually
Ima been wracked by the reccht
bombing of the King David Hotel
in Jerusalem. This it recognised
not only in London, where Itritlah
and American c*|*?tt« have been
in cnnfxreuce on the subject, but
also In Jerusalem—even by tho
Jewish leader*. A * the newspaper
M. ta ' 1b# a a a a l r i Mllb
hi 'b r a # « a a r l r r b lb I b l r a « a
Palestine Post, which speaks fur
h T al b.
Fire in the Woodfi
tho Zionists, observed today: “ The
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la #..J»#*»b#» ml T bt
etuzrd calculations of men who
T l . MsrsM
iM
P h m ,Mal#b la * « » ! # A reader who summers in Canada writes that she hopes have broken with their cause have
Reefy aamiM ta O ' •*# l « ##weighted the air wjth horror."
yabwaallaa al all *,»■ Sls*alrk#« we will keep oi^ trying to make people careful.About fire.
ta II at —I albarwla#
The official British position, In
“ We had just a little fire yesterday, but an eye-opener ns regard U) implementing the recom
|a »bla #'#•# ■•*#
__ I M#Ma asbllabr# brr#la. to the dangers. We nave several ^rrinl! outhouses around tin*
mendation* of the Anglo-American
risks# la rvpaktirallaa -I •*>#tfcval'b#. batata ar# ala# #*- main cabin. There is the inevitable orchard-plumbing and a i(h|uiry committee, ha* hevp peace
woodshed. Further from the house, in a depression away nml order in Palestine. The new
attack has emphasised that itWKPNRPAY, JULY 3«. 19*6 from trees is the large Imx we call the 'gitsrstati<>n\ vvhich est
kgnl forces Intend jo continue
holds the coal-oil can und gusbUne for the uiilboard motor. In take matter* into their own
g ip H v b rhk for to d ay
The latest development is half uti icehouse which the handy hand*, and that public order is
man (darted to construct o f raqttwrs and bobtails of old cedar morn uncertain than ever. HimilarSOME IM AG INE TH AT TIIK boards left from broken docks dr beach debris.
ly, It may have the effect of
o r CAUHE AND fcFF ftffi do not mu.I) in TUB ( ' W* arrived at dualc ami. hurrying to make beds, I heard , strengthening the position of the
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-SPIRITUAL.
realm .
HE NOT I a crackling outside. Thinking it a tourist with a dog. I stepped Ar"V!Unfortunately, .this hriltRcn*
rin#>tv—l,-<««-|soul4o
Ibsil u^ailwl no#sod dull-raur, -TIiM-Woidd-t—te.-' Hie"priihTem
'of the Jew in Tlirope.
lt*not mocked. for -whaumvet a j house wax a towor of tlnmi*. Thorn was no wind at tho nm- There are believed to he less than’
Jr#?*% r U' rt'U h* "
went, no green trees adjoined/It ami the birches wen- wet one and-a-half millon of the six
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(from :in afternoon's rnin. But our desperate sense.of hvlp- miliun Jew* who wrra In what
Arnold Sees Ne»t War Prom llessncSs and terror lest spark* reach the green bush was a I* railed non-)ia**ian Europe' bct fore lH# war. The soft ones were
‘
* wu ‘hn|>o never
. . . .to. have again
Stratosphere—headline, That'
thing
exterminated. Most of thus* left
good piera to see It from; we
“ ilti'tbuiul grabbed the uvailnble pailn of water and I tln.tht|d are tough and aggressive. They
^prUioly wouldn't want n seat on
for
the
car.
I
was
buck
from
the
vlllflge
in
record
time
with
know what they want—and what
{tapir* State Building.
n rarioud of mrn with puiln, nnd two other'earn pulled in !«•- th y want it to get away from
hitttf me. The hhtztt wa* poon hut nnd til intervals w<> went their oppressors.
Out in California U. H. Marin- out with pstila to mnke mire no amolderinv emborn wen* left.
One of the allegation* of anti"Pappy Bayington applied
t'entitle Europeans— and there arc
But
na
I
wom
driYlnif
bark
mv
heart
hank—
fifleen
minutes
an auto driver's llceme, took
milium* o f them—i* that th" Jews
m *nnK «tld fire lit Kreiql titifh fit so HWlft f It lettlJfl< from nro the lira ins nod bark-bone of
usual driver's test, and ’flunkUn won<l#r what w o u ld 11ree;to
and the hundnuln
o f acres M
of . _____
beautiful
We often
, tree
,
__ —
____forest the black market* in the old
ppen ta most of our motorista nil around m ight be black, pauitl devn Hint ion to tln> w a ter’s country. Certainly, there era Jaws
In the Irinrk market. But the
had Li take this teyL
“ Rom** rntiinl tnurint, putihinir, (lm|)t»'il thi* clpjirrl nml r,*u,rfill
t^dk-ulously overdrawn,
Down in Hollywotul It Miami
loft
it
not
quilt*
nut.
What
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c\m<frnm
lnni»fr
.-vary-1
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News reporter is beaten up Ity a |
pane# chief who ohjected to m (thing of our own ami tha community'll grant beauty 11Dll ; obviously have no monopoly on
article which the reporter had nuct-s-itfl evergreen forost!'
cupidity.
Written about him. But the signi
ficant thing about it 1* that tho
chief weigh«d 200 pounds, tho re
porter only 133.
At
any rate,
it
looks pretty
Located French Avenue South and 13th Street
C. B.
“HOT" PALMER’S
MARKET
much a* though the Jew i*
thniugli with Europe. You are
likely to please a lot of people
when you say that, but the reasons
for the statement are n little
different than they think.
Kven though the United Nations
won, the Jew* hut. Their battle
i* being fought now. History has
shown that they arc hardy souls.
And because of their heritage,
many of them continue to fight
back drspile the odds and the
frightful lusses which the Jaws
of F.urupe have suffeiud.
CARD OF TH ANKS
’
. Thousands of Jew* now are
We lake this means to express
wandering through Europe—es our thanks for the many beauti
pecially from the eastern » n e . ful florat offerings and expres
They surge over the ruined road*, sions o f sympathy during our
arro** the mine-strewn field*, recent bereavement.
The Family nf
and through the skeletonised
L F. bulge
towm. Hut it 1* not an gimlet*
wandering. There i* a purpose.
There is leadership, and there i*
a plan for these remnant* of
Poland and the N**i concentra in Tin: rouiiT o r t iik cUuntt
j i -ik ii :. h k m in u i . k con sirr, k u »tion camps.
IN PllOUAThk
They hop* to go to Palestine, ttlOA.
In re: Kslate •>(
those who nave no way of getting ' IRKNK T. t.ANUt.KT
to America or perhaps Australia.
To All C«■e<^|Jor•* emi Persons
These wandering Jew* seep Holing
Claim
nur or
through border*. Many of them Halil Katata;
T**tt nml #«ch of you ar# h#r*br
are attacked and looted o f what
nnlKOS • and required to present
few lielonging* they have left— any
claim* amt demand* which p>«.
Os In Poland; But the movement of * lth#r or you, may till* a*aln>t
« r .iu in n{ Ir e n * T. I a n » l * r . decontinues. The Allied commission U
r*a*#d, late ot aaId County, |u,tti#
ha, closed the displaotd. persons Jodae of Herulnula County. Florida.
camp* in the north, but the crowd* naphta ptfjc# tu
e*urt hail
arid#.*
tune on. UNflRA camp* take MlJ cboniy s^ b »
w llh trt r ig hi rt c a le n d a r m o M h a fro m
1‘ J*™ <"• rloth»f nd c.,,**n th - ilm # o f ih # f i r s t p u b lic a tio n of
th or. For many, the immediate tM s n o t it s . B a c h c la im o r il» m * n d
goal is southern Italy. Along .h a l l I ... in w r i t in g , am t s h a ll a ta t*
*>f r#«*n#nc» a n d , po’*1 I
thr Ailariutie roast the(n .qra iilfiaf * ‘ «pl»c*>
iis ld rtrts o f th# c la im a n t , a n d *
coastwise
vessels and • tramp s h a ll b# i t m r n to by th a c la im a n t .
steamers. The*? are what they »*»iit , or attorney, t i t ) any i s o ;
r la lo i o r d s in a n il not w f ile d * h * ll
want. Under trained leadership, b*
V 6 ld .
- and financed by what they can
HltlTII T. LKK
.
SIAHIE 1. « g l « ’ll
srlt and some aid from abroad,
A s Kseewtrlc** o f th# 1^*1
th-y buy or charter vessel*.
W i l l m id T c a t s m e n t o f
I m o # I la lt.w i- V ,
“d.
At last they are o ff to Pales
First
publication J u l y ’ *,
tine. Nut gaily, not with music
LK
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Jtand bunting, hut with hope anil
thio* ship* ur# intercepted by the
Untidi nnd the passengers are
herded into detention camps in
! Palestine. But none of the wander
er? will believe that modem arms
can keep them out. It is doubly
tragic, th-refore, that their hope
! an,l prayer— refuge In 1‘aWstini
|may be frustrated by the violence
‘ of misguided extremist*.
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It on wood, metal or platter,
Indoors ur out.
Brilliant,
long-wearing colon with a
hard, smooth surfare.lhal re,t*ti alkaltea, alrohel, acids
ami rlraning eolullon*. terrbloUl On* lim it Dry Enamel
le a mudevn finieu fur tuoderu
conditions.
BEEN
SINCE
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Wr eprclsllf* ht quality
paints far every surfer*,
end ilass for every purpose.
Shipments
arriving dally
Mil) selling at the old
prlera in effect before Ol’ A
in 1942.
CALL
1 0 4
K O I! n u tiim n b ite , f ir e , w lm h io r m ,
Agnes TaiifD', in 11 column in Tho Minni'iiiuiliu Trihnno, lollu
of n vinit to I he Ponltotly miHoom of Hnrvnnl t'nivorsitv.
.Sin* voyn, quito rightly, tiint “ exhthltn in tho miiHriim tiro
worl It n (rii) ncroHH tho country any timo." Hho in improHmul
iiy Uioho telling atorios of tiava whon tlinoagnurH ronmeil tho
oarth, atorios of the lift* of In<linn*t. K.uqiiimnnx, nml of tmiivoH
of various Darta o f South Amrrica.
Thou MUsJ/nnCfo ilittrovorod tho glnsu fiowors. Nho snvs:
“ No »{ii(!ont of Imtany over maito moro wonderful dis
plays than thouo shown nt Harvard. Floworu o f evory
variety nml discription have been dafwifiotl and nnnlyrml
. Britain's socialist government
and tholr life history rocordml on slides that hold the
.which condemnet! Churchill for
interest of the onlooker for Hount—especially if the on
“ fascist re«trletio,i»*‘ pieced on
looker has n flair for the scientific. Most of the flowers
tho people in verUma has rehave been mtiltiniicd many times in sire nnd reproduced
sorted le breed rationing Li ptsca
time, something Churchill rnvrr
In tflaM that looks as naturnf ax the original."
hod to do. It Is otsy u> sit on tha
These henutiftil exhibits have been famous for m a n y 11
sideline* 2nd tstt othsrs hew to day and year. Visitors to Boston have often hem told, "No
do, as Ctemant Attlee did Chur matter what else you see, Ih* sure to knik at the k Iiihs flow
chill. May -bs that la why wo can
{•B ike British social!*ta thilr ers nt Harvard." There wns a time when some Hnrvnrd
people were a little worried !>y this s]W>clflr fame— tliev feared
rystsm won't work.
lest all Harvard’s other glories mlffhl be dimmed bv it Jn*tho
What ahoutd be plain to every public mind. This did not happen; hut the L'lass flowers re
one, but is made doubly plain by
Zrtc Johnston, president of tho main one of the most beautiful exhibits anywhere.
Not nil universitiA can luiast treasures so remarkable.
Motion Picture Association, is
communities
lack universities. Hat there is hardly n
•that full production is the answer Borne N
R
and tha only answer to “ th# more 1Community In the Inml without some individual point of
abundant life." You don't grt more beauty and interest well worth seeing. Can the render immo
tOOd things to eat, or to wear. ofThand tho finest thing In his town or region? How often
«r to use, simply by raising every. has he been to see it or taken his children to enjoy it with
•M'a wages, or plowing every,
thing under, a* the New Deal waa him 7
it te do. You gel them by makthem and by 'providing a fair
Itablrf distribution of them,
ietrialista cannot make autohecauea of CIO Interferor for whatever iveton, It
net hard to sea that people
cannot buy automobile*, no metWr how much money thuy hare.
an# a■a1a*
«
1 Draw Pearson, whom President
■veil characterised aa a
liar" and who has drawn ‘
That they will have delivery service
more appropriate comment
others, notably Senator
ta on# of those Yankees
down to Georgia telling
10:00 A . M.
4:00 P. M. daily
cracker* how to run thalr
illtic*. H* draw cheer* from
tha crowd whan ho told them
that Governor-designate Talmadge
promised to appoint a Ku
•r os attorney general,, not
or
305 EAST SECOND STREET
PHONE 400
sum the crowd approves of
more,’ but of Yank** roand interfeihi
eran ______
lei*. If_
said Talnudtfa woe
ta appoint Al Capon* State
r. thsv would havq rheer.. ■
too. They would cheer
any time over Intruder
LODGE
DOME OF CONDUCTION COOKING
MELBOURNE. t,P>-The U. S.
shortage of tinpratc may delay
fur months the canning of the
bulk o f Australian jam and meat
this season.
Melbourne can rnakars have
warned that if supplies of tinplaU- do not improve, the food
processing industry will face a
crisis.
The average quarterly
allotment of tinnlate from tho
U. 8., Australia's biggest sup;
plicr, w « » said to have dropped
from 56.0VO to 27,(100 tons.
The commonweath government
has resumed control over tin
plate.__________ __
The GIiish Flowers
'And the Lord said unto Cain.
Where la Abel thy brother?
And he ta Id, I know not: Am
r>**#.>iiRu Aru**' j my jjrQthets kaeper?"—Gen. 4-9.
Safety In Numbers
“ Pa," said the subscriber's llttto daughter, “ why do editors nlWftpa refer to themselves as
*'• i W t ”
f'So that," replieil papa, “ the
AtUow who doesn't like, what U
.printed about him will think
Thaw are too many for him to
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tick.1*—TitRJSvillr.
.Star-Advocate.
jC sR out the Guard*
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M p. Helen Schultz spent the
weekend with her daughter, Mrs.
William Gilmour ami Miss Batty
Schultz, in Daytona Beach.
Mr. and Mr*. R. N. Strevell
Mr. ami Mrs. James Ridge havo
left to speud it wick in Kentucky spent Sunday ut Daytona Bench
with Mr*. Emma Glenn, Mr*.
with* hi* relative*.
I-e* Schwslngcr and daughter
Nancy.
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Lieut. Kenneth HarrUon left
Sunday to return to Maxwell
Kent Rossatter, Jr. I* spending
Field, Montgomery, Ain.
the aummrr with hi* parent* oil
Betty Summerhill 1* upending Celery .Avenue and expect* to re
enter the University of Georgia at
3om« time with her abler Mr*, Allien*,
Ga. this fall.
oe Corley at New Smyrna. .
Mrs. St. Clair White III and
son, John, have left for Virginia
where they plan to visit friend*.
C*rl Luntlgnm has r*turn»«l
Jfrorn Bay Bine* where he ha*
been receiving medical treatment.
Tommy Phlpp* who /fell from n
second story window \ pu Thursilay at the home of hi* parent*
Mr. and Mr*. A. I_ Phipps is
reported recovering satisfactorily.
Miss True Honored
By M argaret Spencer
Miss Margaret Spencer honored
Mi** Natalie True, attr&rtive
bride-elect, with a lovely bridge
party at her homei -115 laurel
Avenue hint evening! Pink roses,
tubs rose* and dahlia* decorated
the party roam*.
Mis* Amt Black w m awarded
high score prize with Mrs, Everett
Moulding l>cing presented con
solation prize und Mrs. Sant Bat
he* of Orlando, aerveno.
The hostes* gave Mlsa True
handsome bras* candlozticlu a*
a muumbrance of the occasion.
Mr*. Murri* Spencer ami Mi»*
Cathurino Spencer assisted the
hostes* in serving the salmi
Thus# enjoying the party warn
Mr. ami Mr*. C. W. Sic wart
attended tho marriage in Deljuul Mi** True, hotiorcc, Mr*. R. E.
George Chapman and Rill Lud last evenig of J. W . Clark, former- T r i", Miss Charlotte True. Mi*»
wig left today for New York City ly of Sanford, nnd Mis* Evelyn Ann lllack, Miss .Elizabeth Whigwhere Huy will visit relatives.
Ibidd of Lahtlaud in the P in t ham, Mb* Jean Whighatn, Mi*s
Jar*r Cochran,-Mias Lutiria'Gormlianllaf
^
Baptist filBiPh
CHutth. *
ly, Mrs, - Everett ManJding, Mr*.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Constantine
Sam Bethea, Mrs. George Moffett
and son Nicky hove left for
Sir*. Ethel Thtima* returned anil Mr*. Dougin* Strn*trom.
Clearwater where they will »|xmd
Sunday from Coronado Beach
three weeks.
she visited
where ------- Mr*. A. K.
... ahd famtlv.. Sldrley
...... .. “Thomi- Claude K elly’ s Dunce
. Jimmy Brown of Geneva ha* Moran
reDjrntd .^nfter ^printing <v
gone to ■Cnlnmbuv Ga. for a.
visit drlth iraPThU f M rs.' Walton
Torre* and [ter son Charles.
1,1. Col. W. A. Radford and
Sir*. Beth Knight ha* returned
by plane from New York City Mr*. Radford have tetumed t»
after hating visited friend* hhtl their homo in New York City
place* of interest for ten day*. after having leen called here by
tlo death of the former's brother,
Mr*. P. J. Weber o f (Elder Paul Radford,
Spring* ha* a* her h o u » guest
her sister Mr*. M, J. Dick of
Lieut. James farter will have
£ Pittsburg, l’«,
tomorrow for Ft. Bill, Okl*. fur
duty in the Army, lie ha* b i t
Ml** Ruth Hand has left for visiting hi* parch I*. Mr. and
Tallahassee where »ho w ilf attend Mr*. E. II. Carter, , lure - hi*
a short course at Florida State graduation from We»l Point in
Colk'ge for Women for three
weeks.
,
France* LvFils, I.aVerne Dunkle and Mr*. Ethel Thotun* were
guest* of Mrs. A. EL Moran ami
Mr*. Joe Corley at Coronado Beach
tm Friday. Mrs, A. K. Moran nnd
Ison Aubrey returned home Mon
day-after spending a week there.
Maestro Kelly i* going to
ionic -i did sending with
promi-e* to Ih» n . worthy i
memorable hit of jive genius
The horn*, save* nnd w
havo you will fill four zt
dance happy hour* at the Arttii
Mr. and Mr*. II. R Pilcher of on Monday evening. The pul
West Palm . Beach arc house I* invited to aI4cn,l.
guest* of their cousin* Mr, and
Mrs. W. J. Davis on West First
Street. The I'ilrhcr* ate enmute
to Asheville, N. C. for an extended
vacation.
End O f Summer
Season Sale
MU* Bertie Mm1 McCIpIIwj)
daughter of Mr. arnY Mra. E- C.
Holton. was married to Wlnfisn)
II. Bullanl, soti of Mr. anil Mr^.
J. J. Bullard of Georgetown, S. C.
July U at 11:30 A. M. at the
home of Pr. and Mrs. E. D.
Brownlee with l>r. Brownie* of*
ficiating at the rmnnony.
The couple left Immediately
after the wedding for West Palm
Beach where they will make tKeit
heme. He is affiliated with the
American Telephone and Tele*
graph Company after serving
»vcn w i» for three years with the
Coa%A UuiiiJ Auxiliary.
Mn. Hul|»rd attended the local
schools nils] was graduated from
Seminole Hijjh School on June
t of this year.
TERRACE TALK
IF Y O U AR E PLA N N IN G
TO BE M AR R IE D . . .
BY
________CECELIA T K U L U C K s s s s
* — Sec our Sample* —y
The Raymond Studio
9 Stale
Bank
B u ild in g
Tel.
1093
T H U R S D A Y and F R ID A Y
y .„
GLAMOROUS. . . GORGEOUS.. .
he to ps i n e n c h a n t in g m u s ic a l
Pilots Enjoy Picnic
On Tuesday Evening
Member* of the Pilot Club en
joyed a picnic and swimming
party last nigh! at the summer
homo of Mr*. Mary Rawlins on
Lake Miller.
The picnic' supper was served
from long table* *et up outdoor*.
Those attending were Mrs. Z.
1C Ratliff, Mr*. O. M. Harrison.
Mr*. A, K., Shuumakcr, Mr*. Mary
Rnwlins, Mr*. W, E. Hollyheau.
Mr*. V... j. Jarrell. J lis - RuUi
Aim, -J, ft ——Ww-ht-H ,■*
W. V. Bitting, Mr*. M. L. It»
lairm Mr*. J. L. Clark, Mr*. Lourine Beal. Mr*. Al F. Hunt, Mr*
I„ Powell, Mrs. Earle Broome
Mrs. J..rJ Field, M rs, Edwnnl
KiiiTs.-i, Mr*. Georgo Putnam
from Durham. N. t\, Mis* Martha
Wright from llonstnn, Tex., Mb
t.us.ie llinton. Miss France* Ere
neIC Mi** Blanche Kennedy luul
Mi** Maude Ramsey.
e n t e r t a in m e n t I
o.
.
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144 mrfc* S|Himl
**
k.Otofiowl Aw*# -■IM*a
Aarlit |h«rl «*'«!
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\t'E JIMENEZ,
V
l\
MC\ \ A \ DKH,
L E S T K H B.
m 1IMKI.Z .
. MR and MRS.
SYDNEY' 1. NIX. l i t of Hiri 'ilium. \la, MRS. HENRY
'1 U U TT, JR. ’ and dAughter*.
F i a v r r s JEAN. EMILY "ami
PYMKLA of Defuniak Spring*
DABNEY IIAR4 V. .III. of
A aSifn, Ala. arc visiting MRS,
- .!. NIV and MR. aid MRS.
tN y MCCOY anil -on* . . .
ibiv I'elWiim iLe hour*
r
UOftOTHV
LAMOUR
APTUHO
ue
CORDOVAj
Masquerade
jbn M exico 'j
^Dmosnur Members
Enjoy Chicken Supper
Member* of the Dinosaur Bridge
Club met last evening at the home
of Mrs. Irving FciiiletK on Han
ford Avenue uml enjoyed several
progiossion* of bridge which was
followed by a barbecued chicken
supper, Mr*. Fred l.ur-»u and
Mr*, ItoluEt Brown assisted tho
hostes* In seeing tin* dcllciuds
nival which consisted f barbecued
chicken, potatoes, cole slad, bet
roll* und coffee.
Thor** present included Mr*.
Jack Russell. Mr*. George Mct'lidlnnd. Mi-* • amt Stone,- Mi >
Selma la'vv. Mr*. John Ka.hi,
IHR1II ANNOUNCEMENT
.Mi. and Mr*. Paul Ear (lie of
Lon ran, M announce the birth of a
slaughter on Tuesday, July 23 in
the Foniabl l-iiight.in Memorial
Hospital. Mi*. Kaiiim is formerly
from England.
CLOSE GUI'S •
LOT PLAY SHOES
VALUES NOW $2.(1
— ADDED—
NOVELTY
GRAVE LAUGHTER'
UNIVERSAL NEWS
111= 111= 111= 111= 111= 111= 111= 111=
Cool, Comfortable
and C asual . . . .
IV E Y ’S
Cool ns a frosted Mint Julep! These lo v e ly . Bombers
sheer* rie iig n c il to in nkr yotl look ns w e ll n* fee l cool.
They'll serve, yotl right fo r a summer o f c o o l prettiness
ami Ihey're washable loo. They come in button-down-th®*
fronts or butlon* to the wnisl, just ns you prefer.
T H U R S D A Y — F R ID A Y — S A T U R D A Y
A N D M O N D A Y O N LY
a t M ather’s n
tho amazing new
OF A L L
SPR IN G & SUM M ER A P P A R E L
105 SOUTH BOULEVARD, DELAND
In Hazsr Kyrup
HI,l(TI> 8TRAtVBF.lt It I EH
1 lb Box ..i. 63c
Cherries
A N C Y W H O LE GRAIN
WRITES 3 MONTHS
TO 3 YEARS
PURE CREAMERY
w
i t h o u t
R f f l U 'N G
(D*p«nding vpon
how much you * " l,0)
xtiizrw ..
.^ s s s ^ i
...
BABY UMA
,
1
i
IT S EASY TO PAY TH E MATHER WAY
R a lo o d i- w k b o < a rtrld a «-
-»:
m a s e r -*
Phone
2 o a »o g
E.
1st S t- •* y- t
SANFORD
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�WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1948
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
VACE FOUR
Feds Continue To Hit A s Packers A re Trdunced 10-1
You *ie hilrlt) roitiltlri’Mtr I to
appear In the lllll of Complaint
f tie <| i«K*ln*t you In (ho Circuit
Court, 9fIt Clr* ult. c*»ui»*y **f H* r»i
liolr. Mli'l Htate ••( KI**»|||.I. In the
ra»« *.f rm i i.* \mti*i*hl. I'lalnttff,
vcraua ftoy AmUuthl. l»rfrndanl.
M i l . r e i n Ito r*ll*f »o«fttl| la dlv*»rt •
**n A ukUi I *»(h. 1*1*. and f#i*l y*»u,
not rise * if. •ir»i pro rnnfree•» mil
h* entrr«d *a*ln«t v«»u. and tin
!'«•« prorrrel .*a*lnet ton ex i-iite
It Id flintier nrdaft*! Mint till*
notice of publication •#* •puhllih *d
otic* a «»*v f«»r four p u h m i .I i%•«
Week* In III*' lornford II* t .♦Id, .1
n*%%ap.ip*r t>t Krneeal rltviildt l»*o,
ptihllnhrd In Katifurd, HeinInoIa
c.»unty. Florid*
' f (one ind urd*re*| at Katifofd,
Legal Notice
C iu r riT m i
COUNTV. UTAH
t(h CIRCUIT <
PAl'I.IN): AMII
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v.
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NO TII'K <>K
In th. N'amt
Flnrl'ts —
To—H*>y Alnt.i
Hire,I. Ilrlilu-sx
Heiriliml. • ..».!*• a
W ANTED
nth. m «
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Colored «a n or woman to rook
for • people, family style. Hood
•alary plus room and board.
Permanent work' for tight per
son. Hot 9'J r/o Herald.
FOR RENT
I*
C' tru ll
Florida thl.
luly
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Court
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I* John lll ck * \p l-oi.'ln
I ok.
the**
pre**ntM sire th*»rrf»»$r »♦»
«*tinim*n<J you to l*e * ti«i . i .|*« u
f*»rr the Circuit C#*|» «< Hfinlitok
County, Florida, *n»»rr In i*»r*«*i»
or by; attorney lh»j. I ith day of
AuNU«t. A. It. m e , otti.*wl»* de
cree pro* confraao will he *nt«red
*Malrv»t you
The Hanford II* raid l« h« r» l»y
*1**1*natrfl ub tio He* p|».t|o r In
Hlllrh Mil* rll.tl Inn .*h.tll h* |»ut*
11*11»*i ttitr* *a«-li tu 'li f»*r four
mn*ecu tlv* nrrlii
Wllrn m
uiy h.imt
*»--!
official
•*■»! a* Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Kcrttlnolr t'minty. tlili tut 3th
•lay of July, A. I». me.
Hemlnol* i*ui«nt) I *I •»#*!*
ARTICLES FOR
5
SALE
WORK WANTED
9
I BOOM milage trailerCan LAW N tables—Will vent H peo ItOOFINfS nnd repairing and
ple comfortably. -Scats attacharminmiMlatc
410 Myrtle.
Painting
are
our rpeeialtie-.
rn. Painted $ l». unpainted *-5.
( l e t your r oo f fixed b e f o r e 'Hie
FUHNISIIKD .1-mom npartuu-iU
II,u |H2, Manford.
storm s coma.
(!, W r Heltaaiy,
ground floor.
107 N. bxu il,
• r.
«S as. -Ii
».vf^TTT.
sts . ■'R
--TjSP**'
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mw
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if IM
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ltOOF P A IN T
BOOM npt. Jo elderly or mid
for metal or composition
HOOFING, sclenting ami
dle-aged couple or lady, phone
IIIL I. IMPLEMENT fll.. IT
pentcr repairs, contracting.
I.Mty l AllltlA'iF.
leathei
IUH2-J. ....
.
..
with rubber tires. $10. I
LABGK cool front i ■.run with
10
B usin ess O p p o rtu n itie s
rrlli—small -ire, with rnnlti
private bath, t'lo-e In. Sum
iK.ttu, good ci million. 122 j
mer rate-. V'l'i !.. Jo,I :-t.
KILLING station, store Imilding
endo Ave.. Phone IOOH-M.
with living quarters consisting
2 IfEDItooMs with kitchen privi
of 4 rooms and hath, lacated
leges fur working gills. Phone USED giu range, pufcct condi
on brick load. First $ 1400.00
tion, high oven, tiurguin. Phone
buys it. This is the oppor
30.1.
__ _____; _____
tunity you have been waiting
2
W A N T E D TO RENT
I.AIIGE 2 wheel trailer with wntfor.
Full information gladly
IIIIHT have furnished bouse
given if you will ruM at my
apartment before August
office.
Edward F. la w , i lb
Permanent, no children. W i
Magnolia.
ATTENTION
FKHN
GROW
BUM.
High. I'h. 82*W.
PECKY cypress lumlwr for sale
LOANS
at (I. P. A ceilings. Itehiiild
FUKNISHED house or
anil
fepiiii
slat
houses.
Address
room apt. Close in
inquiries to Momlligshlr |.nut - FINANCE your pureha ■
ant residents. Plume
automobiles, tiiirkn and Herlii
he, Co.. P tt. Hox I.Mb. Pet
P . 0 . Hox M21.
ca| -equipment thru C. M. It-.y•!
rine, Flu.
ii Co.
3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
WHEN you buy a Inline, gel a
6 year fire and windstorm In
surance policy. You will save
approximately 1/3 of the cost
and may liay tlie piumium in
5 annual Inslullim-nts. See C.
. M, Hoyd * Co.
TWO-slory house in one of the
• nicest Inralb.nn in Sanforil.
Phone 1040-W.
40 ACHES of ritrils mid Irurs
land fenccrl, r.'y arrr. rlraierl
Flowing hr a n r Ii in n n i n g
through. On mail mute, elec
tric line and telephone. Gulden
Lake Drive. flOMV.
12
HOAT OAKS
and
KELLY HANIILF.il AXFX
Stan ley-H uger.
0
H ardw are
C".
ARTICLES WANTED
&&-gallon metal
drums, , good
condition, |2.00 each. Southern
Chemicals, Inc.,' 201 N. Kim
Ave.. Phone t)6L
ORTH Carolina grown Copenbegan .Cabbage plants, ready
Aui,, 15th to Nov. 1st. Place
your order now for early de
livery. Call 785-51.
-
The "Ijulies Night" at the
Municipal Park last night wax
' imrd a grand success. George
{dine introduced the Fed general
'manager Johnnie Krider, business
manager J. C. “ Doc" Mitchell and
the player mnnngcr Ed Ixrvy.
Many ladies wcixi on hand to
•-♦I
till*
«*f
«%hlr|i
* 4*1
s»»ll
I LOOK HANDING
mid finishing. Cleaning and wax
ing. New floorn surfaced to per*
fret inn. Old tlnois made Ilk* new,
DITKS of song I m CioIiir
Hight Hack To My Dear Old
"
“
written l«y
Florida Home,'
Itobcrt W. Pear
ft .00 per copy,
to Both lUartnan Apgnr,
Kcylodd Hldg., Miami 32.
7 Pet*, Liveitock, Supplies
llAH Y’H play pen wanted in good
condition, phone 436-B.
8
W lln-M
■**l
ut
my
hand
H in fo n l.
*n*l
F I mc M a ,
MECHANICS— must 1* exper
ienced and qualified. Good pay,
excellent hour*, superior work
ing conditions. Vacations with
ay. .Holler Motor Salee, 208
t. Flrat 8L
Hrin ln* *lo C u u n t y
(H E AD
i.i"\*i y
n**> i*
Hollrltor
for I'lalntlff
\ im
h im
IlN rr
S
Oliver 7-foot tractor farm
1164, e/o S
Phone Qrogan
rd Hardwar*.
tusework or cooktine Jernlgan, 010
i. w
1
. , J, ' " A nJ
OVlIIDOi |ornt#«t iit
ri.o
I t l l ’A. mil or^4B «*»l iih*i • • th«
U w i of Klort«l»*. h.:n • •»io|»ll*i» with
U lT IC R
Til
StatJ
of
APPRAR
TO: Urn. C. Ilarlffan.
placa
■II III* pltnUlutii a*e*lt|l«'« «l l'» I* J •*f rr«id*nr* I* itnkn**«-n
COni|*ll«*1 Hlllt l*V I INI 11ml.lo v
You are hertby r*<|ulr*d to ip*
U m « of |hf* iUdtr of K I o IiIn I r *1*1 o p*ar «*n lha Ulli dav of August. A.
« ratit|*«n>* * 11*11 I*# <* »(h« » *»-*«l I** D- H li. In A rrrtain *ult for
vorra prndlng lo (He Circuit
•oimmnrp lit* hu*»ln-«* of Markin*
• f Hernlnolr Counlr. Florida, arr
now .
Till-:iti- k *» ici :. i. *
it
LKK, <*oifi|ili»>llrr of Ih* HUIp **f .ttihrrv lut' d till* of arhlrh *ald r » i«
Kloroln. *,i T'rlftr nf low nillfinrlt) I* Fill* Ixtu llarlgan. I'lalntlff %a
trflril In Ittr !.> ,‘irriun 1121 "f the Win r llarlaan. l>ef-nJa»il.
W||n*»* my hand and official
llitlo il 'lioiin.il M / i i '- I I 'Hu
ll* r*f(ir» i tj* t m»- r i i •*/•:%» ■#a! at Hanford, lUmlnal* County.
Htat*
of Florida, thla Ith 'd a y, of
HANK o r O V IKPO. of OVIKIKI
In the County of NI.MI.MM.i: an I
lit* Htat* nf FlorkU I* authorls«-t|
O. P. IIFIINIH.N
In commence* the butlnera of l!«rtkInir under the name at*o%r rtvm
with a capital ■Inr* of KIKTY
To Friends and Customers of
LUCIAN JOHNSON
We arc pleated to announce that Lucian Johnson
is now a member of our Service Organisation.
- ~ Strickland-Mnrrison Inc. ~
Authorised
SERVICE
nfllrlal
F lorida
*
:
\
r it o c c c N M m
ciifAir.
nf
Thc Ri'RlHtration Books will be open
for the (ieneral
Election on Monday,
August 5, 1916 at my officeH in the Sanford Herald.
|*u h H r * 11* «
Maine.
. , ^r-i
OJtEtrriNCIYou a r r li*r*li)r rif*t1fi*«l that (h*
al»i»v*-*lylr*| raua* for tllvor*** tiaa
l*rrn filed «K4ln*t you In th* mhm*riitlilnj
CourtYou ar*
hciclijr
••••Ilf 1**1 to appear hefora th* above
('••art »»n Ihn Ith day of Auguat,
IH t. and fall you naught, timca a
•leer** pro ronfaaao will »** «nt*r*<l
.-iffHiniit y o u
and the n i l raua*
proreM ex parte.
It la further ont*r*»f that thl*
l»rd*r ho piihllah*«l «*nr* 4 wr rk
for four rona*rut|v* w* *ka In th*
“Hanford Herald", Hanford. Morhla.
WITNKHH my hand nnd offU|*|
a*al at Hanford. H«mliu*|* Ciunty,
Fl*/rIda, thl* 3rd day *.f July. 1344.
O
r
i i i IN n i h j n
t 'lt r k o f C lrrult Court.
tH E A L )
*
M i.T in : o r m s sn i.i m i x
N U T II'K Is h rrrliy , n , n I h . i on
th .
b r o f AllKU.I, A I ' ISIS.
Ih n
u ndr 1 * ls n -<1
sltaroholrlrfx.
nwnlnir n il ihn slorh nf ihn M*unInoln T ir e Shop, In r , w ill N p p i i h i
Ihn llon orah ln M II Hm llli. a l Inn
A. M. a t h i, n ffl.n at lh « Ouort
llounn a t H-rnfont, Florid a fo r all
order o f lU.noluilony o f lha rlnniIn o l. T trn Mhop. Inr.
JA C K K MIHIIIIMtlS
XIAllV NLI.I. Vtl'IIIIIKON
PH O N E
lx iu rin e
A.
B eal,
Supervisor of Registration
S U N D A Y AFTE R N O O N - J U L Y 28
2:()() p ,
' ‘
SEM INO LE S P E E D W A Y P A R K
Casselberry, Florida
SIX THRILLING RACES INCLUDING
FLORIDA ONE MILE DIRT TRACK
p »»r on » h . i:th .Lo
Alien.I. A.
ti 1S»«, In a csrlnln . " I I for illn ir r , pending In ihr dr*-oi| i ' o i ii I
of Hemlnnln I'mmlr, Florida, sn
ah hrrvlal.d
III lw of wltlr’i salt
eaer Is: I ' l a r . n r . Tyner. I’lnlnllfr
vo. Dorothy It. Tyner, l>«rrndnnt.
IVIlneas my hand ar.) official
seal a . cl.rW nf Ih. D t r a l l Court
of Kemlnnl. County, Flml.gi, .h i.
I h . *th da y of July, A. D. ISIS.
II P. IILHNIIOV
• *lerlt of Circuit Cu.iii
HemlQole Cotirly Ch.ilda
IIIKAt.) '
.
PLANES
Large Selection of
• irritr,
SOLID MODELS 15c to $1.50
For those who arc interested in
U-CONTROLLED F L Y IN G MODELS
W e have a much larger selection ranging from
$1.95 to $8.98
M A N Y P O P U L A R MODELS
to
A
ftanettoned by, and ran under tbe rules and refutations of tbe
To Promote the Progress of America |
To Prodoce Prosperity tor Hanford.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEU
VOLUM E XXXVII
the appointment
W. G. HAILE, JR
[World War II V«t«ranl
It
n. |». IIKItNIMIH
Clerk uf Circuit Court
ORLANDO office
LA R G E SELECTIO N OF BOATS
DESTRO YER M ODEL NO. 40 65c
Observers Impressed
By Power o f Atomic
Explosion, Is Most
*
Powerful O f Five
A t lentil 15 worships hnve
been sunk or tiniirnK'-tl Undly
by the underwater ntomic
bomb in :Bikim-Ingoon -yesterduy.
The 38,6(H) ton aircraft
carrier SnrntoKn, that twice
was' batilted up by the Japs
during .tho war, has gonfi
tin liattleship Arkansas, nnd txfii
smaller craft—a concrete yard
oiler and a tank landing ship.
In addition, five sutimai lues whi*h
had been submerged, have l^eil
sighted on the In ttom of th.'
lagoon.
Hix other trite ships* are in a
bad way— Mating heavily. They
are the battleships New York and
Ntgato, the carrier, Indcpcndenre
—the Dig " I ” o f the Pncifi:
ranipWptCf the cruiser Peijsaroln,
the dest^ver Hughes, ami the
transport hsJInn.
In tlie fm \i>f this, ( niiilllodorc
Hen II. W yatr the deputy mili
tary governor of the Miirahnll
Islands, had this to say today
of the second test at Ilikini
“ It was a nice shower hath
for the Navy."
Hut lho«c who watched the
explosion am) saw the results
were impressed tremendously try
the power of the ntomir to.pedn
—possibly the most pnwciful of
all five a-boinbs yet expoded.
One high-ranking naval officer
told a» Associated Press ooc*
lospondent:
"Frankly, if there bad . b< eu
men oh the ships, and they h.td
seen tons r f water hurled froni
the lagoon to pour down un the
ships, and then seen mists am)
k'team and wnter rushing toward
them, 1 don't l*li#ve tl.ey would
have been fit Ito furtlai battle"
~Tlnjie v i r f J iv klir k » > n iM
fuin the air, said it was so
Cowerful that the battleship Ar
ansas was shoved fai out of iAo
original anchorage Just before
she sank. And other target ves
sels-near the vortex were tossol
about like toys.
Brigadier General linger (i.
Barney, commander of the 20th
lUmber Force, who was one of
• those right over the lagoon when
tbe bomb went o ff saiil it looked
as though tbe explosion left a
great mess. When his plane was
t la
r>«*
Ts.nl
State Of Florida
Budget For Year
Totals $116,153,000
COM PLETE L IN E O F B A L S A WOOD
from 1-32” to large block*
X-ACTO K N IF E SETS 60c to $7.50
E X T R A X-ACTO K N IF E B LAD E S 10c ea
.
X-ACTO SAND E R S 50c
H A N D D R IL L & P I N V ISE 75c
B A LS A S TR IPPE R S $1.00
HEADACHE
la keeping with the announcement of Mr. Halle'* appointment.
OR1CIN also announce* the Inclusion of a complete RAT*
PROOnNO Department toxether with the u*e of 1010. Ibe
new wonder r*t poison and the use of D D T. for tbe control of
typhus. Mr. Halle haa been trained In tbe neweel and moet
effective technique* of rat and Insect extermination. Th* peel
control operation* are maintained on a truly Mtentiric bade
and the moat up-to-date method! are used. For the lateat and
meet adenUfle method* In Peat Control call ORKIN, South'*
Oldest and Lancet Rxterminitors.
**
geoey budI $4Jt84,6U>
tr salaries,
44,088 re-
M A N Y COLORS IN A IR P L A N E DOPE
Boyal Make aircraft building an educationaj hobby I
GOODS
. lO A C H If . . . ANTS
MD|U0$ . TISMITIS
Attack Is Made Upon
iAindon Claims In
Regard To Recent
Acts O f Violence
Swept Into Sewer By Storm
JU LY
25.
1946
Arwocialrtl Prewi I-ea.scil Wire
jerusnjem Hotel Blast cd Bv Terrorist Bombs
•JMMSAI.KM. July 2ft—
Jewish leaders ill Palestine today
»• nmiitiiil munilly the white pap i
IsstiejJ by^thc_llritish governtnc’it
yrstrrday yesterday Tn London.
The llritish white paper declaml
among other things that the
powerful Jewish agency In Pales
tine wti. partly^ rvsponalM* for
the u-cent wave of violence theie
and maintained cl^so connections
-writ trH *n<r-tinc—mil m round—« '" I =
terrorist groups. The white pa|n'r
liarked up its charge by quoting
from iclegrnms alleged to have
. Let ii »ent by lie ogtoicy to undo .
ground lender*.
Today " a *|»okc**nmii for tbr
ngrncy challenged the Uriti^h
yovernineni to prove that itilc *
tntnt. Thu xpoktamnii denied the
charge that the Jewish agency
had anything to do with any of
the telegrams mentioned In thv
white paper. Not n single, one of
tlmse te le g a ms, tho spokesm-m
Jt'-eited. emanated from tNj Jrw
l«h avenry in Pale.lin?.
This was tike first official lenetinn from
Jewish agency ta
tjie white pa|vr charges. Earlb r.
however, the former new Ziomliignnimtiun Itead idtterly Ctili
ded tbe white paper. He -aid: “ h
would j.-ein to us that Ih# wlliir
paper come- like n damp aquil*
after ill,. -i’ll,a t ions that weir
promised.”
Meanwhile in la>ndnn, At.it.
AT THE HEIGHT OF \ STD It M 11 Hiillimnto. Md , William Kern sutures derlntr-d that lh« Hrllt-h
Kiivernment is doing all it ran
I.elbcn (above). |J. wn- wnsbed into an open >'111111, ki.'>cked «>ff hilo sell America the idea of divid
feel nnd swept through -ewer fur n mile, and half te a" mill.-I where ing Palestine into Jewish nnd Alai,
he was rescued. Here M illinm is shown with iiis mi liter.
districts.* The A ra l* said Britain
1 loleriiutioiiull now i. cnvinced that thcrCa >.<•
hope of setting up a peaceful atat in which neither Jews nor Arnt*
, would dominate. They lefem id to
| the recent tioiuh explosion in Campoigns In
Jcnisaltin’s King David Hotel a*
Morolni not
clinching the nrgnmrnt.
'
I I,. death toll now has chined
nan Wins
to is! in tike King David bonilnng,
white the list of nil-stlig has ■Ir>>(»pc,I to f>5. Medical offiret. in.I I
l.a iinnl J '
Hii' I •••
rngiiieers on the scene have ,■ ven
i. .1 ....... hi, I . . 1 A i l . . . ' ,
up all hope of finding any muni .
i» ht* was present* >1* with
Florida Growers A re I2.K67 Days O f Labor Victims tillvo in the rubble. Hut
n*u nf M r l l l fur Ini pat
tho warrh for homli victim -till
PeHsimistic
Over
Was Perform ed For is going on,.
n a. assistant division
MCH
Gen. HutchisSon
Presented With
Legion Of M erit
Chandler. Paints I Migratory Labor
DismalPicturt j Pa id $64,541 In
Of Traffic Hopes Sanford District
Vegetable
Imports
(/I f—»rniviR!
ill
curing adequate migratory labur for Florida .grlcutural' proHurer. next winter « s » a..u.e.l
lodsy.
The manage, of Ihr
Florida Vegetable Commlllrr.
Umnnle Graw. of Orlando. lo\t
the Florida Farmera Market
ronrrnlion which is meeting al
West Palm Heath that a permanent program is being arranged. Graw said that a defirienry
appropriation bill
which was signed yesterday hy
PrexUenl Truman, includes a
$12.000.0011,000 appropriation to
flnan'e the farm labor »up;il)
program through‘June, 1947.'
— -
A verage
Of
del
$5.09
Brewster Expects
.More Heads Will
Fall In IVnbe
||
. a g ... i l
M'KrMorV fain. I«h.„ .... *1 " "
• ^rninok.teunty farm, . m.i.g .he
!
furnished I - " . , d.v
work , t Bn sy.rage daily w.,g.*
|" f
according to Ho i- poit
. if
»• Lf « ,,r
placement
supervisor. Total wages |>a»l * « *
» « O H . Tha program a as aine.l |f
°.ul ul,,lor th# aupervision of ,
t ounty Av-'nt C. It. Dawson nnd ; ..
.extended from Jan. (1 to May 31-*;j1
• The Hemlnoto Growvrx Associa- j(n
. th»n acted ns the contractual ngert-, j|(
cy with I*. N: Whitehurst ns
>president.
* ^ (l original request f.u
1.10 « (
I lahoiurs was made )•> seven fh
I groVdrs
organisation* at
tlie Vr
—The Stale o f Florida and Its
many agencies’ and departmonU
will operate ibis fiscal year on
budgets totaling 9118,163,022.
Budget " D i r e c t o r Terry C.
Lee, announcing the first com
pute tabulation of departmental
budgets in' the stgi*'* modern
WEST PALM BEACH. July
nf ,h* •••ion "
history, showed that the budget 26. (41— Painted as a dismal pie- , V60 "«■«;<* J«n»lcan» «r..ve*
al Iscommission had withheld $0,801, lure are Florida's vegetahl. ta.iff ; th« Ss.iford laibor (amp I .me pe
732 from all the agencies for re ho|»».
1.. L. Chandler. « pro * * «£ » Ulor 60 mo... a.r.ved to
serves to tu spent only with ite . minent grow.r and ahlpoet o f 1 ■ * « » *h« »°»*l «° f'*u
• '» »
specific permission. •
Goulds, declared last night the On Feb. 16 a redistribution order Ul
The figures ’ Include both state ' mid. seem long In the fight fcj
«way 6d work.*rs. leaving |fix
and federal funds spent by the ndefiufltr u r iff pruductiun.
•trtnfln of tiu cjimp th
fltftfOu
Speaking at the o|>ening «e»- until May 31.'Most o f the undcalr- plj
This biggest share of the total sion of the Florida Slate Mur- «(>•*» were taken out on Feb. 16.
state budget came from agencies keC annual meeting (n
West i Oji Mar. |5 a War Fix'd Ad- -h
Palm Death, the Goulds shipper ministration ordsr made it ncoesand grewer asserts the *t>esl that | sary that a |3C u week wage bo y
can be hoped for l« some sort paid, and that 26 percent of the 10
of control to keep Mexico and wages 'be forwarded to Jamuira. " r
Cuba from txpanding their vege- This agreement extended to May uo
Uble shipments to the United M and was later uxlended to
T H E V IK IN G OR T H E C L IP P E R $1.50
& H a l f t r a c k s $1.25 to $1.50
TH U RSD AY.
OP
A
Revival
Bill
Sent
By
Slap British
DamagedBy“A”Bomb White Paper ! Congress To White House
Tramp Steamer, Destroyer or Sea Going Tug ISc
jeeps
SANFOIU). FLORIDA,
Established 1908
Jew Leaders
• TALLAHASSEE, July 2 5 -W
a p psia ii
TO: Verna l» tied font. <.(,>••* nls.-.
nf r r .l de nr. t. Itlcl* H|,i.ie s i*
You are hereby required tn sp.
pe.r nn the Ittti d .v nf AnsoM A
ll. ISIS. .In a re rial ri suit Inr dl
voice prndlna In llie Clrruli C « s i l
of Hemln.de I'nunt r. Flnilda. sn
abhrevtated
t ill, of Hbi*-h ..I d
e a «. U : Itnl.erl i\ ttedrnr l. I’lalnOff. va. Verua U Medford, ti.fendanl.
W line a. rar band and nfflrlal
•sat at Hanford. Hemtnule (,'nunlv.
HUIs nf Florida. IIP. Slh due of
laalae
M E R L IN SU PER ‘B’ MOTORS $21.50
Te rretect the Peace of the Worlds
M n a llsa n d
400
LEARN TO BUILD
MODEL
COLLECTOR and ealesman want 13 NOTICES— PER3QNAL
ed for weekly Insurance debit
le-I'h. 1095
In Sanford. Must have car and
be SI to 45 years of age. We SAVE 20c out of every dollar
gold vrrlet watch—Flexyou apend for fire, windatorm.
will advene* $56.00 * weak to
inn.
Six months old.
automobile, workmen'a eompen*
you. In 8 month* you ean
caah. Phone 050.
sallon. burglary, liability and
•ant $60.00 a week. Writ*
Other kind* of Inaursnc*. You’ll
Mr. Odom, fiupL, Room 5, 50
good old thing*.
Mr*.
sMunn. Geneva._________
«»F (HR At. I
Florida
V'MI ■!* Iirtrli) |*4|*|lr« -I lo n|».
HELP WANTED
ONE hammer mill complete with FIRST class mason, 9L75 hour.
Ilenly of work. R. FL Daniels.
power unit Grind your own
ML Dora, ph. 2812.___________
read, grit* and meal.
2528
Comp* r olltr
hlSTIfS; Til APPIIXII
TO - t»..roth> It T >n - r . w l,..« s p i , . . .
of i».M ,n .» u |7j w Front
I ' U I n l l .M . N J
WNS in a w e d.
llcasonnble
rices. Jerry laird, plume 7H8-
FU RN ITU RE " REBUILT
AND RECOVERED
Your f'lroituie will look Ilka
new, will wear better (ban ever
when our experts rebuild and
recover It- Only tha finest con
struction materials used. Phone
1112 for a free estimate and
cfiolca nf materials.
HANFORD U riiO fJITE R Y
110H Park Ava.
Phone 1113
l*'»t m
litla
T*. K A T IIE lt IN i : A CIIOAT 13. n r *
irill'*Mrll
Hlio* Htiop.
Il kllr n* II.
\ (A lt
ELECTRIC appliance repairs
we repair washing machines,
vacuum cleaners, fans, mixers,
G IRL for sods fountain at Lansewing machines, Trotter Ap
cy’s Drug Store. Part lima or
pliance Service. 301 W. Second
full time.
Ht-, Phone 1Oflt-J. _________
COLORED man or woman want 8NAP8HOTH— printed, developed,
ed to cook for 8 people, family
enlarged. We copy old photo
atyle. Good salary plus room
graphs.
and board. l*ermanent work
N IC II0LL8 STUDIO
for right person. Box Ul), liar220 Meisch Hldg.. Phono 1ISO_
J. M. lefCB
. i n -ft t .• .5. I T J
Ori'MIK-lltUNK HXMTM
305 EAST SECOND STREET
Vllt Dim I. IT
PHONE 700
8THICKI. \ND MOKHISON
U-DHIVE-IT. INC.
:A'BNTNG tn HUtnmobile owners
and drivers. 38 .tales now have
strirt laws Imposing heavy pen
alties on tnntoiists who cannot
pay u judgment for injury tn
others caused hy their ntllomobib's. You art- taking a grave
chance if you drive yr if your
automobile I., driven Ih any nf
these states unless you are in
sured. See Us liefum >rou tako
a trip in your car. C. M. Boyd
A Co.
tS l"
•Jay of July. A. !». IM f.
•J. J*. JlhllNlHiN
• *lrrk «*f <*1rcull Court
f **f *>n*lant.
LODGE & SON GROCERY
t »
lankit.tf rurtt|Mto u>K •
I*r Til K riTI/KVM HWK
•Jrfcli'lMllt
k
112 WEST FIRST STREET — PHONE 880
J»f r » r j j l e a f
II ltd* I'ffli rn;*•••■ to
la
W l l . U A Y l K- CIIOATE.
|*l.i Ifni Iff.
v*
OlVOItr tn
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
AND BAR
ilrn rp
• |itiM*fhy ll.tM MrlUi^ltl, 1*1 •I ti 11f f
%* ran *:
J a m * * *i|f.i% *i*
M **t»aiii«l
im t i i i : trincuiT oouriT o k t j ii :
NINTH Jt;iJl(?IAL cntcniT in
AND W ill NMM1MOLK INfIINTY,
HTATK OF Fl/JltlOA. IN CIIANUKIIT.
For information, see M. J. Lodge
DENT
HAHHITS, kutebe. and complete
e*|uipinent for sale rbeap. 2
finer hnver brooders and 3
decker battery & other equip
ment. Charles l>. Bridges, cull
FERTILI/.EU 91.26 a '‘bag? 26l
niimor up honora. .
SPECIAL SERVICES
II. M. GLEASON
Lake Mary, F’ lu.
IN HUYINC OH SELLING
REAL ESTATE it pay. tn den
through experienced brokers- ll
you have grpvex or other pro
perty to market, or if you ur<
yourself In tho tnniki-i, contact
Wm. 0. Bencher of C. F. Hatch,
elder, 2H FUst Washington H|.
on undo, phone DH20.-
Have your portrait ^aken at
NfCIIOLLS STDUIO
220 Meisch Illd*., I ’hont Uf>'J
Children a specialty
lintr* in five attempts for- the
I I A N K I M l I'KI'A IITMKNT
thoiiaand dollar*.
™
Ulven tinder m y hand and t*al
B TATK OK KUt|tll»A
So. 410
of offlra thla flrat day of July. A.
OF FICII OK o i M l ’TIlOt.LKIt
]». On* Thousand Nina Hundred
TAI.IMIIAKMKK
UIIKIII'A H. I»y
t »l- Forty-hlx.
|*C4| |'U Auauot h. I ) l c HI 4 rrrkiili
Atilt fo r riivnrr* i>rii«l<na in ii »*
I'lnult (’’••urt r»f H*iuln«*i* C o o n 'i
Florida lit I'hshrery. m*i .thluex i.tl
ilt'J t
Toni
Wil
X ~ ARTICLES FOR S A U ;
The*Inchl« scorciPa^lono run in
•be sixth Inning nod n pair Ip. the
n.'venth nnd eigblli tesprTtivciy.
, Munagt-r Ed Ijjvy and center
fielder Jerry Silverman led tho
Fed atturk with three hits in
four trips to the, plate. Iluddy
laike and Al Ilryant I'.veivrd tho
only two cx|ra base blows nnd
they blasted a double each, faika
nnd Byron Sharp* bit mfely two
IIOKHOW HKItK WIIKIti:
PHIVACY IH ItESPEt II D
YOU It nulural desiro for privacy
in money nuitU-r, i, strictly
rc*f>er!ed hero.
Friend, an I
relatives aro not questiotie-*
H A I I Y ' S h ig h r l i m r .
A ls o J o h n
nUiut your credit.
Your cm-1
son 2 H b. p. o u tb o a rd m o to r.
ploycr or business associates
P h o n e I 2 2 X A V a f t e r b |>. M
will not bear of your personal
affairs. There is no cause f,,r
rmbnrrusamcnt.
Iteasnnablii credit rorpiirrmctllj.
No ro-makers on money loans.
Variable payment plan*.
FAMILY LOAN CO.
Florida Hank llldg.
Phone .VI
W ANTED; Listings of farin'
homes, groves and busines
1ST your property with
Holt, Salesman for W. I!
liams.
Tho Celery Fed*. extending
their runvnt winnltuf »tr«'ak lo
The “ Ladies Night” held at the
THE BOX SCORE Hanford
six Karnes, wallope.l Ihn I^c.hurs:
Municipal llsseball Park
I'.irkir, liy n 10 to I count last
last night drew an enthusiastic
KKHflUItU
'•light.
response from about 1,200 SanCharlie Jlisnon effectively ticatII*
-- — - 3 3 13 0 forft- fans.' •“
u
1
)
•
h'red the eight Packer hiiiKle* us
The Foils gave the Indies an
. b 1 0 *1
his teammates puunik'al tho of.
r
. . . . . i 1 | t rxivllcnt performance In Hint they
brings o f I«ecslmrg’s Hill Drigt
—r —• 4 a 1
pounded the offerings o f Hill
1.
- 4 2 r» 3
Kors for lfi snfties. Among the
—
< 0 4 0 Driggers for Hi softies and scored
Kol hits w r e two ha-vo lilowa by
it
4 »» (i 3 10 runs, while Charlio Ilisson al
HuiMy Ioikr unit Al llrynnt.
■
21 1 >4 IS lowed only eight* hits and a single
MAMKOICU
The lone Parker sun came in
. .
tf
4 J n « (A-esburg run,
l %* »
the eighth inning on n free pass TH4
Mr. tirorge Stine introduced
o t t l r . 31*
% .
. * a I 1 o the Sanford
issued to left fielder Gonrgc lott* |!rl*le. rf
players and ihr
___ t
l z II
sko an infield out by Hill (So<nl IjL- If
...
___ 4 3 11 0 management of the club. Mr. Stine
advancing latlsko to second and
» 1 b -•! praised the support of the Kana sIiik Io by tbe larsliurg entcher
ford townspeople and requested
frank Morminn on whice un error
that they continue to show the
was committed by Duvv Hride.nl>
enthusiasm for baseball that they
>••.»*« Iijr Inning*:
lowing laitskn to tally.
t.r vliafK
000 000 0|4— I hnve shown in the past.
Sanford drew first blood In the stM
Mr. Htine also stated that the
'n llli
oo I o«| 33x—K
third inning when successive hits
Hon* Istilako. HlUrrman Tuttl*. management of the Feds ni.j giv
by Charlio Itisson and Jerry Iff i t- ?. U kc 3. Hbarp*. Ilryant 3. ing Sanford the best ball club
2- Krmra: Hood, (*apon*,
Silverman and free passes issued iitrrxn
i
Hun* bgttti In: l*ik* 3, that can be placed on the field
-lltid<o- amUs-latko -Netted- the
t . Kmontian, ITnrifit,"1tlilr|>e) "WlthnUa aVIIIaHc funds:-------locals the run. Sanforil went on pMiV iIihi Two-bgaa hll« CtpoM,
i * i\ . Hr rants Harrlflc* hlta: Tut
a spree in tlsj fifth inning and tle
L ega l Notice
iTTSt*1* Htolrn - haara; fllnrlg.
scored four runs on u base on
un l»a**a: !*** *hu rr 13;
•
.tnf**r«l
3.
Il**ra
»»n
l»«ll*:
off
l»r»g»
balls issued to Silverrnnn, a sing*
*>n 6 Htrurk out' fir
M i n i r. -in « m : t u
le b y Hob Tuttle, u free pass to }\!*i i« f •I.» - f II.|rneIll*««*n
4. P U l l H ball*; ■ Til: J A M tCH tlllllVKIt MI.'UA.VIKI.
Htide, n two base blow by Lake
Tim* vf aame: !:•». l*m«
Mary Ht-. Wax^nttir UititnU
■
Um . dlc -brrrU
and » Sinifhi bV .Ifiinager__Ld |.|>« e IMvIf and It cyan
H O U S E H O L D good.- nnd m is c e l
la n e o u s th in g s
E v e r y t h in g f " r
s a le n o w an d e v e r y d a y u n t il
n il Is so ld nt I M I M e ilo n v ille
A v e .. F . It D y s o n .
4 REAL ESTATE WANTED
it. W ILLIAM S. KKAI.TOH
418 Atlantic Hank Hhlg.
Telephone 1120
"LadiesNight”Wins
Approval Of 1,200
Fed Baseball Fans
A iHo rn Mil of «-*»r*i|*l.«in* t**%lfi«f
hren file«I In ||»« C|r.«vlt Com I n
4tnl for Krtnlnole CntiM*. Kl*r4»l.*
In Unity There U Strength—
of
th e
'I h i l l y
Division in lb*'
the NetheiInnd
May Wrote “ Ik e”
In Behalf O f
Garsson’ s Son
\rmv Captain-Court
Martialed I'or Disoheyinn Commands
1
|
,
.
.
f n -I ( |
New I
Foist •
ml M ilnIf!IIU(l«i
•
1• •••-« ill Om nr U ( •1 •
iiiiMMii*lrr ••f 11•• Spyi ' hII i
1. 11 1*I iiijuIi* th«* 111»■ •>
Majol Allen A. W li n il oo f • ■«ni i
I I « i ..Ht n it'll.Is ll
S I,
'.. i l
tlie Sntifoi.l H."1 .'o.i.
l till ( « || (|li:i|t\ »• it. i
; \'o i.
Post
unit for
ll*
( ms—t
lim e
niuntbs.
diivctur »i
ibe mt hc tluty ltt'J lain
Cmi|*rr!iiiiiiaii May
i f.atrol.e. pa . post, arrived ye.tei
.nluilttrd htl* i vrmny
j day in O r a n g e ' C i t y for a three
th** munition* *yndi
I n u k . ' vacation. D u r in g tie- time
hv Cant.
! Major Whurtnn lias been awn;.,
ihr
KVuttnV> I trill
i MiWhurton ha . remained at
hru'l.w tlu* 11nli -1* Mi
: tlo-ir home in O r a n g e City
I In* morn ing Mujoi Wb..rt*»
I vt.ited ( ’apt. Ilyrd Hudson nt the
Salvation Army post. He derlarod
I hut lie enjoye<| his work at lulliota- hdt was "still hankeiiin: for
F'loridn," and having completed
.17 years of Halvution Army tvoik.
hopes to retire in tho neai future
I and return tn F’ loridn.
lie mlded that he was still keep
ing up his 100 percent K hvuiii *
attendance tsscord.
His Mark
cocker spaniel, I'ul, was with him
this morning and showed veiy
much that h<T"was glad tliat hi*
matter was buck.
COINS HTOLFJN
W ASHINGTON, July 26. bit
Two Army offirers nrr under
investigation In connection with
the theft of $60,000 in gold coin
in the Pacific theater. Tim War
Department made the announce,
ment, but did not relea-e tlie
names of the men.
IIUGIIEH IMI’ HOVES
LOS ANGELF:S, July 25. p it—
Plane builder Howard Hughes
continues to show improvement.
Hughes felt well enough yesterday
to hold * three-hour business confrtenco with the grneral man
ager of the Hughes Aircraft
Company, Glen Oderkirk.
It was Hughes' first business
discussion since he teas critically
burned July T In the crash of
Iiis experimental plane.
ii|ittr«*( ha- ♦!rnn,*l
, gy*'l «( lllll |)l t*f ll I | •*|li
Million. May i- wclin
prill U'fnir thr Spin
\••*1ii:i»t iii|* Commit tr
m tf'Mpunar* tn i% *tih|
Japs Missed Fire
With Bomb Balloons
T o k y o , j.d j
Ll*. it i«
well know n that I lie Jap., ina'lr'
an uttempt to Iximbnid tbtx roltnIrv with ball,-on- iluting thr war.
nml that tlirtr hutting avrrugr
wax pretty pout.
«
lin e ure aolnr figurrn on the
.lap balloon n-xault. a . trlrasrd
l«xluy by Unilnl State* Army
authorities in Tokyo: During thr
war. tbe Jap- -nit about ‘.t.Otltl
Ix.inliing tmll.M.ii- eastward ovet
the I'uriflr from llon.liu I -land.
It'll of these U.0IW linlloons, only
:t to 5 percent ever reached tbe
North American rontinvnt. And
lli.se that did make it landed
for tile must part in remote
places, where they never may Iw
found.
According lo Major General
11. J. Casey, chief engineer for
tbe Aymy Air F’orcea In the
Pacific, the J«|>* intensified their
production of explosive-carrying
balloons after the Doolittle raid
on Tokyo in I'.it’J Hut they gavu
it up u* u bad job after Atnerlean ll-'JO. knocked cut tlirir
hjdrcgen producing facilities.
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•
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*
' III
t 'll t( • HUIO
- w s Un •• nli*
iltU'iexI
)p-(i'iiiA\
at
tin* Ki i p
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Vt Ill'll' rlts. » ! *
font HlUlkr * 4 1
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t
tl Ik»x .
1 lit* i ul lli* i uiis *liol tho rtly
nfU*i .:00 oVIork !•> Ulif#r
4’ Iiiiih '. IM . IIuukU i Avcuut.
u flr t K11i*im‘ii ll
1! Wliltc and
(* \| Uliiltuti li.nl fUlirtl it nut of
(111* hig h itllibA. u lull* ll^htillK u
y ruts fu r .
**\\ati*Ii
out,**
>i*IUtl
Cl aunt.
m Ii«mi Iii* fir»t ftiishlrtl tin* tattler
iii*ar win.*!i* W ln t r Mm dirvctinK
ii *tirain nf v%.»t»'r. Thu iiiuke
thru di«u|'|'('ufrd in tin* hi$;Ii Rraxs
which the fu r mm lv.»t with rakes
and DCs to hi ini: it Lack into the
u|M»n w! . it* (
*hot it.
Accident Victim
Reported Improved
Jainr Andrrxitt local youth wlto
-wan Injumt in an accident on
MrlloitblUr Avenue Ute Turday aftrmooit. Is reported lo be unproved
grratly todav tt was ttiouiht that
tlie lad lull ..uttered a .."impound
fracture ot the lower left leg. but
x-ruy picture.' me. nmrntng reteaUtl only a deep laceration In
tlie leg.
The Herald was mltUcd thfct
Anderson w*a removed this morn
Ing from tlie FVtnold Loughton
McinorDl .Hospital to Ills home at
712 Myrtle Avenue.
aif
Co
let
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MONDAY, JULY 23, 1fMS
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAGE SIX
M.V TTir. IJJU M r m i 3, whnta reeliiiiJ
LEGAL N01 ICE
ft 4 d r e * u A r t - u n k n o w n -
V«*u nr** hrrrtjy nftftftrd lh*l •ult
hat* horn tirmfbl *galn»t >a41 in
I N T U B C i n i ' l l l T COU It T U P T I I K
N IN TH
JU D IC IAL CIR C U IT
OK
T U B H T A T K o f F IJ I HI I) a i n a n d
ru n
H K U IN 01.K
LO l N T V .
IN
thi* Circuit Court e f HrmlnoU « «un*
li. >*|or1<t4, In <’h*nc*ry.
J I A T T t n l. otl DVCHrf,
It rl i ndfeirt
h O T i r n T«l AI
T in : h t a t i: h i- i
a«
«h(»Vtf Rfl forth, by H K l H i H H ' l i
.Mvrilrt « m 1 you * t * h*J.•***._ r* ;
tiulrwl to rtT* with lb'* * >wfc,
» ,i .t C o i h i yo ur writ te n “ Ptwaraarw,
ll>.r*uiial )7 or by u l l o r n f y ) , In M l *
<iii | «,n Ihr 7tb >U> « f A n n u l ,
|I I I , .Ifni I t l r r c a f l n In llfb With
-nlrt c l . r k ) « u r w r l l t r n i l ilfliM a ,
l( any, lo th« bill o f rutnplaial l n
» u n at Ini' tin. - l o r . r r i b w l
by law . i l t f f l n lail not o r lo d g .
fMfiii w ill lit f u t t i f l *Kalnai yuli
I.) .l-faitll. T ill* la a null by l b .
|.i.ilnt If. r l K V t t ' A l l l l ' I I . MITRjW,
fttr a i l l v u i f f Irwin you, W A T T I K
I.IIC Al t 11IIH. ilrf milun*
W I T N K N N my haiul ami aral o f
raid i.'oorl ul Hanford, Florida, lh|«
Fit* l|.1J t)f Jut j, * j t «
«». I*. h KKTUHJN
C lr rk f»f
CeBft*
IH K AM
Hlrrtt, c i a y l a , I-nraln County, Ohio;
Volk t ' t w r l r a Mllltnrtnrf, a , a l i . r . by rroulnandad tn n tifMir to tba
bill o f l o m P I M i t file d a ( a l n * t you
In ihr Circuit Court. Ninth - lu d lr a l
f i t cull. In and f o r H .m ln olr County,
Hlal* o f Klorlda, III the r a t e of
Huih Ull le tu ln rf. Cinlntlt f. i t n u i
Chart**
U li lr in t iu f.
Dvfrn dat il.
wherein the r e l i e f aoiiffht I* d i
vorce.. on Au gu al ||h, l * K . which
la a llula P a * n f Ihla Ca urt; alia
ia Deere* P r o Confaaan w i l l be n o
Inert a r e I n e l you and Iho rata* pror » « l e l o*rle:
I It la fu r t h e r ord ered that till*
Nutire o f P a b llra llo n be pnblDhed
onca a Week f o r
t ro n s e o a u v *
week* In I he Hanford Herald, a
hfwtn*|rer o f a e n rrn l circu lation
tiubllthnl
In
Hanford,
Hcm’ itole
Cuiinly, r i n r l d a ;
I >wn* and ardarrd
al
Hanford,
A e p l w l e C a n a l , , F l a , Ida. Ihla July
IL a lh u o m
amr|
•blr
ty p e In w h ile r n -
Iln Uh ,
I J I I l i if ,
In c t l i f i .
a a to rtm rn t
nil O K U O F I T ni. I C A T IO N
w u it-
le alh rrrllric u trrrd
To:
lop*
Kclrcl f ro m a wld r
of
aluylr
At elev en “ 'clock on Tliuirilay
mwibinu. July I* , 1* 1*. the Hoard
of T ji*M*ru ! *ur IH# NtiifiHil hvftm#*
|» vtr Irt w il l r r r r l v c bid* on ptv *
itiK Mi n c i rflurlu at i h « M«nfunJ
Mouth Hldu Brh*M»| bulhlins Tli®
ffnant i n i n n l b *1 r lu h l l«» mjrct
any amt r il
Mil*. ^petrlf Icattumi
and
d ou ble-« ltc i ly lr a —arimr with
r o n r f iit i ■
*>|lv an d
llm '
m rn l , to m e with d u l r r t and
»| u n lr
recr pU rl rv .
hr
riTii fr«n> Architect
E it m t i
at
!bf» N atifordi
At=uMI** Null* n*il
11it11*1luff,
lilil*
•lioial't Iff ffMlIrit fir M #* Tn tr d l<f
ih r P«*p* iliili-fnl#nl at I h r y Court
llfiimr, j^ainfiifit, t
^
N
i
f
i I* U A L L O W A Y . < l t » l r m * n a.
MHH
HOS .\M«»Mi r i l A l ' M ^ . V ,
*
rilu«i<f i f
’ ....... I . u#t* • T We L A W T O N . HuM.
IIK T T V
A IIT H IT l
t llP I'T ,
wheee place nf realdenca la un
known
Voa a r e here by nnllfleri an d t o
rjulred l o ap p ea r In a certain Hill
of Complain! file d aaalnal you for
divorce,
by
R tT P K
» l.
(lll'l'T .
now itendlnv In the Circuit Court
or Hftitlnole County, Florid a, on or
before the t i l l day nf A u *n a i, |j|*
In defau lt th e re of aabl C u r e will
pr>M.eif B > P a r l e
,
,
Iwt ihla o rd er be |mMtabe-d for
I be . u l u l o t ^ Itina re 'iu ii rd by la w
m Mir H an lo .d tiaiwai, . i m i it,, e , ,
i|>uper of uenei.ll c r*
Irul atti i ri in aald (i iu n lt and aiate.
j
v^iEtiPf**
111 . harm and ■ o lf t e ia l
• *^at fir otrire,
Klorl
fill
IH t
I
<» I*.
!N Till: emrUIT CUI IIT. NINTH
l l ' D I v T A I . f ; | ll* T ' I T , IN A N D F u l l
CVII.N'nl.i: c t j l ' N T V . H T A T K « ' F
I U f l l l D A i IN r T I A N C K U r !
V i l l i . I M A • Hl i l l M l . T i
_ . c ^ i i i » u g « u i f e -------- —
.....
D>D-n.lnm,
Double
Hamperfi
ns shown
Single Compartment HamperR $7.95
I) edible Compart meat
IT ’ S E A S Y
TO
I 'A V
Ila n tp e r H
T lt £
M ATHER
$ 9.9.r>
MORE
THAN
If you*T« fip w icn m l i ilcliiy recently on a call to a nearby
town, you mny have wondered irh y , iilnce nio«l of your call*
to more divtant plaeea are going through promptly. Here’a
n l l l i » : l l O F P I H I. IC A T IO N
T.
11‘ N i : JIAKriN. w h o * , place
iF.lde nee la mik nowu.
I tu arc. hereby, n m lf le ila m d rt*<
lr/lf * d2 v_a.i.aai ‘ fh
Jf. A - t m
, ■filh
a l l *^ HUT
™
_* ~~ |
hi
f'A ltlttiL I.
n*»w iMir**t mr tn
ALItK ItT
M
M > r u i:
T* ; KHI *■' M rtl«- II r li IaI M r Wli rtPe * it * i *ii f*i i *#f Hr i*11iffl! ¥ <**.»ii ii 1y» l*Trnf tit,i,
fill ‘>r tf^ff*te thr Clh 4* y i»f A u*!urf.
it lllltk IMiW£|*
.
Nut Irt if lit I* h) KU ell 11f* t Bit QC> lift*
In 4* fnull tlier**if Biilrl r « u a r will
llfilt f'fi .( i t ul i c h d * t r*#-fi I it* UtlK lit
pftnfeil K i t'.nl*’
4
a*fiil*. » 1uii U|»l| t li*l I f m i t»l»» fa*
1,r! ihh* o n j f r l»r puli|i#hrij ftif
iju lf *■! t»* f ile
uh
4 |> |) d |U r ife fli
lh*
> tim e' rig M lrfil by l.t *
tJ*t ft tie* he r f i t i l lr<l « ***** t AlHl BBIIar It. Its- S A N K O l t n II L i t A L U . Hurtlit* n r h r f u i ti ( I t * Slut tin y n f July font, Kb»H*llt, * tirWPtMtprr « f icrft^
l®4t III «1< f,till! lif whirl* Fitlil rNIIW rf n l ^ f r i * l l l t 4«*n In M il l rutinty afhl
will j.«.M#.i|
jjiidi
' at M r
Wit*u
nil
In * ml ami * m l d «i
Wilttru* m y Iminl ami o f f MU
L ltik
n f t h r a lm t e
Court » e * l t*f uffir>s- nt H*lif«»*«l. Hs-tt»lfi«i|i
« uufily, Flnrtfta, thl* hilt tl®y u
-tietween nearby- town* and eitiea, folks are eSttGglUmorp
than ever . . , onerfiftli more call* today than during even the
peak of the wartime load. The m ulling occasional congestion
will be relie,ve«l on rapidly an materials can be secured and ad«
11
f
»
' 1"
T-
*
dltional circuits provided.
Southern Bell Telephone
and Telegraph
Company
W AY
L A I I: \ i
L A K u lil.LIt
I »r fe fill** II I
l l l l . tri A T L I » r n . w l i l M A
r . L A I It \ K L A K f l K I . K I I ;
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an-
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linefi
flin t
m.iifne)
ln
11■mt n
lt»e
I'lrc u J t
1 " ' i r i *.r Hrmhuitr (NiiifitY. Klurtita.
in the *ult uf AHrirt It Lu-gnlrr,
i- m p lu in i» a t , ym, laAiftm l> L ie t f e li r,
O r SANFORD
2 0 3 -0 0 E A S T
i | e f r t n M n l.
( ‘ ii n ii i'e t »
No
liSjUJ
Tli** tinhim of I It Ip- pi i H la to of.-.
t«lf» a til vnrrr, Y mi an- r*ij l( If ml
i n f l l r ’i « o *r »■ r 11i r it a t>i ir *» yft nr r <on
PHO NE
F IR S T S T R E E T
127
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h* fu r*' t h r
A
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w ilt
he
fifth
fille r *4
iltiv
a en lrth t
of
A u tfu a l,
you.
WH STrji my 1miv*1 wtol u n I m
Ctcrfc *.f flu* r f r r u K
h'«lt*
Cotlfil),
rtay o f J im r , A
P u t if t o f iluriti*
>'!urif!a
l»
thl*
Wifi
IP ii
c iitc fiT
c iir itr
H K iiiso i.i;
C O IN T r.
H IA TB
i IF
ID IIIIIU .
N I N T H t'lH C I IT — C H A N C K I I V
IU T II
M IT T C N D O H F .
A
1'bilntltr
r»
D lV ilH eC
n i A I I I . K K i l l ! l"KN|nil!F.
1o*-f *■ml -* nt
Nallrr of |'i|tilfr«||«*
Li Ih r Nn ith? of thr
r|*ta~ _
Tn f 'h a r l r " MitlrnilaFL
nf Flu3S6 fl Lth
"AVY ONE OF
CHEAPEST THINGS
W ANTED
C o lo r r d tnsn nr w o m a n t o rook
f o r 8 people, f a m i l y a t y l f . Good
s a la r y plua r o o m and board.
P e r m a n e n t w o r k f o r t i g h t perkon. H o * 99 e/o H e rald .
AVAILABLE NOW FOR TOMORROW’S HOME
Base Cabinets
•a lk y
Deep — 34VL* Inches High)
$22.00 30 Inches Wide ..
13 Inches
18 InchcH
24 Inches
30 Inches Wide
oi
(Dread Drawer)
oh
39.00
. .36.00
36 Inches Wide .
42 Inches Wide ...
48 Inches* Wide ...
Wall Cabinets
a Deep — 30 Inches High)
$18.00
36
InchesWide
ii.no
. 26.00
42 Inchcs w,de
48
InchesWide
Sink Fronts
( 34V1> IncheB High)
18 Inches Wide
24 Inches Wide
30 Inches Wide
Ac* ywa lir w n t i* with Itrkb
arr u M i ■iirtBalfti r i l f c f
aaa
• iw t lr t tMii wraptlawa, m i l l
la* ar Mkw aalrwaiwlr naawS
arrtlrltwwat For «aM t rwtl*f
i w * rwwalia aw V lc r o a r a
HUNT. Uwtwlapwi far tike Wj
>r MW aft«n* I, tkw
Florida Pcv/iru Light Ctmpany*: ncv/52.!,000,000
eiipansion programatturw eur cuitomm of pi»n»y
of electricity. And Iho nsw $2,500,000 rafo reduc
AH Cablne
shed In
tion makat Sumhlno Scrvko choapor tllll — makot
r■ ' ' •*
. •.
It tvsn'moro pfootkal lo livo belfsr, obctrlcaily,
In Floridflu
�* I-
,1
TH E
In Unity There It Strength—
T t Prelect the Peace of Uie World;
S en ttrred tliu m le rs to n n * a n d sh o w er*
in the n fti-m oon and t c a ttc r e d s h o w
ers nlong the southeast coa st to n ig h t.
O th e rw is e
p a r tly
c lo u d y
th ro u g h
W edn esday.
To Prom ole tho H a rm s of America,
*5
To rrodoro Prosperity for Sanford.
A N IND E PE N D E N T D A IL Y NEW SPAPER
V O L U M E XX XVII
to o —
Established 1908
■■■
Production To
[y,Plea
S A N K O R I).
Mead Signing May Subpoena
Co-operation Between
Management, Labor
And Full Production
As Solution
F L O R ID A ,
2 Suits Filed
Against 5,000
Eye Doctors
. TU E SD AY, JU LY
23, 1916
1
A ssociated Press le a s e d W ire
N O . 220
—a
Optical Wholesalers
Who Fixed Prices
On Spectacles Arc
Also Under Attack
Administration Lead
ers
Hopeful
Ofi
Compromise Before*
Midnight Tonightt
■
LIVING COSTS
AFTER WORLD
WARS I AND II
CH ICAG O , July 23. (/?*)—
President Eric Johnston of
the Motion Picture Associa
tion of America todny urged
thnt Irihor nnd management
cooperate to increase pro
duction. Johnston asserted
thnt nny Americnh Onion
that doesn’t believe in full
Lproductiou-ia, -ituid*,uordsr
all snarled up in white man’s
protocol and regulation*.
Juda retumetl to his native
Bikini today, 41II set to witnrxs
the test. Bikini's king and his
subject* have been living on
nearby Itongerik Island ever since
the Army and Navy decided to
take over Bikini for their atomic
^expariments.
w Recently, the overall atomic task
force commander—Vice Admiral
W, H. P. Blnndy—paid a courtesy
call on Juda nt Itongerik. Illamty
told the native king he rould re
turn to Bikini to sleep therr one
last time. But Blsndy added thill
only the joint chiefs of staff in I
Washington could dreide whether 1
it would be okay for Juda In
witness the explosion which may
•end a tidal wave rushing over
% hi* one-time domain' That permission hasn’t romo
through as yet.
But in any event. 1 Juda says
he’s happy, to see that his island
wasn’t burned up in tho first
atomic bomb explosion on July 1.
Juda declared he nnd his subjects
had seen the atomic cloud on Rongerik, 130 mile* away. King nnd
subjects alike believed their for
mer homr hail hern burned up.
_ Apparently he had expeetnl a lot
* more of (lie white man's awesome
weapon.
Rationing I h Hurt
’ By Buyern’ Strike
LONDON.
July 2»— (/P>~A
buytra* strike threatened BriUtn'a
bread rationing program today
and left Ministry of Food officials
A faced with the prospect of heavy
Joues o f bakery products.
In Weat Scotland, housewives
delayed their purchase# until lata
afternoon In the hope that bread
leave* and pastry would be sold
o ff without coupons. But ration
divisions food officials announced
thgt there would t * no relaxation
of the rules.
A. number o f London bakeries
cake# without coupons. In
idow piled high with
s, a sign read: **owbrrad rationing, all this
U wasted."
orthern Ireland the Mlnlsload set up I I emergency
distribution centers to provide
sofpliet threatened by a atrtko
of delivery men protesting agalnxt
the extra work o f collecting
ELKS M B irr
------*---members o f tho Hanford
of Elks, wbo are interested
Hisg the Elk sponsored
Anna Home for Crippled
at UmaUlla, are requestl Exalted Ruler James Rowto meet at *:00 o’eloen
y
afternoon
at the
t and Anderson Drug
i
All
newest Innovation at the
a la a
correction deetend.
In Connection With
Palestine Bombing
man Says He’ s Too
Busy To Testify
f
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W A S H IN G T O N . July *23
11ouse opponents h i
U F A Have begun i\ final cf
foil to prevent revival of
price controls, but ndmini*at ration leaders are still
bupeful i»f shoving through
a fi>ni|m>mist* O l'A measure
jjid i jt e n d in ir it rr rt{u ’ ” N V iiittn
I lllir v 'f o r
• MONTH!
Aim
MOtlO
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Labor Facilities
Down To (i!) Decrees
ir:
Billy Kinard Wins
K. O, Over Williama
m&m
l:. d.h.aff.
ii|lativ«* Ji**»if*
M I ♦I r.f M htU.i
.nd hr will
i'l> •1 11«» hill r\»»n thoiiuii
» ♦ in* iiiI.mt «*f tilt* joint
ii 1
'll *• .tll'l St-IMll* <••ii»»n•tf
thnt
4\1uf* It \\ "Ii t*tl feel % that tho
,iln»n . with tt , nthrr claIn
K inti' f •'» If! M|u f' •i '"iiiiollin g
»hV |»l irr
will ri-ult In
« ii•tftl
H. ♦ 'll ACM.llll f •o .i .m > prior
.« ih«
ir>4>,|t *' I .mi eggx and
•i ••« V !’• 'tin. ?*
.1 - f » r A rg
i
"*l f|i»*tl l! « i tilil Pi- up
19 •1|r■r tii.iii •1. . i|ite"| loiard
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. I..-* t..i'. 'lie eerling*
• 'l. .1r( U 1,4 I
..n
" l 'A
\4 •riel1 lt.l
t • rrs! up
ft
1
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titt
1•*» Sell •<iM.el t'HHty, mill
|MIs s
•»||i Mliriiiil iil'in l i**1in
Th- hill
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Mi»y<»r II •! ••“ t m*»l U»ty t 'mu
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ly Aurn! t
IIim eilt'iil m
Rhineland Areas
Are (iiien To Saar
Lainu. II. 1 I|« txrl .uni l***i» Sum*
I
K»••»»*'h
,k. i.rdrr
IDiiti'Innl
I hi* trrrfc.
I'miiif Mill
«1 1> tlnubl-
Tht» Frrnrh luivr ilriumttletl r^-
MrIn.
lii iti 'lly th.it tlif Saar Ih* iitinrxrtl
1 Hint it Win tn Kmnf'*. In Iti'rlin, a Grrman
Mr. Ihiw mi
tli«* fill* i.il Ml*v% |i;i|t' f lii «*9is«"| hv R ixxtii
•|MHI«*li flut
hiii
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at« mui » iiaMj* th.it
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t i II « • 1 |'l T|MI III t. itifie>« (hr
t r . ■• 1 t . in atn| i tin-n*l.V I'H’ j'ulii’inu
hmi «• (live i,
r* ,r.,\ ||. MU 1 .til I " 4. f all . .1 I'lll
-.1 « t
ilm mii «hi
when lll.ltl
Ur i•"1 lh.»I 11. *»•• fill o
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it ,* . 1 , •
whiih bin
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f u ll Ig ll
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tloll till- ' , - v '
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li'ill-e ■,)■*;■» la* io
"tlo-r -Into
I It'll, to - 1*1
Itoliy (alio,. *f
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Coitipnuy l"l.| tlm 1 "Iiilimil'ilirl i
prerent
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MIAMI. Jul- .'t t,11 Because
wag" si no I'll-..Ill, iocio
I«- need foi nlditlnrinl worker..
'".id'-nuxte h- ful.il facilities in
here during H.e growing and Miami. Inwtorr. of the Magic City
l.atvrsllng . I...H
Wnrkei , in d.rlaM.t they me ready lo grvo
th is n ie a ile* Jin'-il In work the " '" " 'n il T'lhlicity |>, „ ntinpaigiv
hair d?ry*"ii ituol iy nnd dun. r i
' i it.., , tlay away,
the pant two oi I In re years have tin* a at I inn In* la.rn made to
wnrknl on tin average of not t " i
of the iity-owiied Jackmore than lluee days a week. Im j
Mriuotial Hospital.
iuniiH,.,.i Oh l*n*e sit
Ur. George Lilly, a member or
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.
I the mrillenl t.lff'* rxrcjltivr comINUICTMI Nt MIUG1IT
inittee. nl o ailvr ed the truxteex
CHICAGO, July 23—f/1>— Th- that no mure convention* should
slate I* going ahead with plant !•»* bunktd for Miami,
fo neck grand juiy iiidiefmeni of ,
»
Wiliam llelrci. tn I lie kldlnrl
killing nf Suiiou- IS'gmin. The
17-Jrrnr old r"tl-ge ttudenl n
lielng held under 42 UO.OOO hail
Anv veteran in need of serv
pending arraignment on 23 charg
ice (free uf charge) in any of
es nf burglary nnd n.raull. lie has
llir following rutcgoric* is re
not yel barn charged with the
quested tn v|»it Ihe off.ee of
Ucjnsn ” r other t layings.
Ihe iciponnitiln agencies listed
below:
MUST PAT
Coordinator ■— K. B. Carter.
TAM PA. July 2 3 -G P i-A Fed
Atlantic National Hank Build
eral Judge rilled today a Florida
ing.
west coast community is respon
Employment — U. 8 . Emsible for bond* i lied hy its legal
llnyment Hervicc, 112 North
predecessor. Federal Judge W il
Park Avenue.
liam Barker says the town of
Vocational Traioing and Edu
loirgo in Pinellas county Lx re
cation —. T. W. I-awton, Court
sponsible for bond issue* of Uin
House.
city of Largo. The Federal judgu
Legal Assistance. Hospitalhas niflted a final decree ordering
izalion and Stale Service Of;
(he town to pav more than 9100,.
ftcer — Contact thro
000 to a New Yorker.
F. Boyle, County Service
ficer,
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leer, Tskach
Building.
Homo 8crricc Assistance to
Ellon J. ' Moughtun, Jr. waa
Servicemen, ox-Servleemen and
yesterday named as a director of
their Dependents — American
the Junior Chamber of Commrrrn
Red Cross, Lakrfront Houle- .
at * special meeting held at noon
at the Motor Inn on the Lake- vanL
Veterans Administration — |
■hore Boulevard.
Martin M. Rudich, SherlfPa I
The group voted to support tho
Office
every Tuesday.
j
_______ to .secure
___ _____
_
movement
a housing
project fo r negroes In Ranfonl,
m g ' - •
Veterans Service
-
-
m
Tru
( ’ontinued Need For
Imported l'';irm La
bor Is Keporled -o
iZ S J S r itZ m.'; Silon^v. American I region No-w
Second Atomic Bomb Two Negroes Found
Guilty Of Stealing
Tent Due Tomorrow
I’fivsilleltt
man'* piednled MgttnlUre beforo
mu'ifi^ht•
llirtr ti.n Mini* T.ilU in cloak*
1 • • - ittiiottu
M|»|»tnu*iit« of
hi atl«'m|i| in tii! the hill down
In Ifiitm l H\rr
A ti**t of
M’HtHiinit in thv 11 mu.•«* has
ihl.iynl l v a (till i ruling of the
H.tHMi a p h I ttimMirf.
If aii,| whin the Ol'A hill doc*
linimu1 Util llieir’ll hi* rn«h nn
•Ii.iimI f«»t it. opfrnliutL Tml/iy
|'i»»-idrnt Tinman -iuited u hill
idinu $7;..ntHnnm f.r Ol'A
« |m’ i at inn •Ini mu tin* fi-aal jiftr
whuh lH*Uiin ltdv I
Ihe nira»
titi* Umi iim lii'li - .th'itii Ij.lKMI,tit •••lit f. . ilt« \ . ti*i.»«» \ Imto.
•1t|t 1*lit till .1 ll' 4 f III.'' .11011.000
• ftfiwt.t.... »" i m : r \
Win!.
, *Lmu of ftrtnl
' » '-a M. 1 ii .... ffrl ulMillt
*• ••1“ \ «n« • im . 'i t* known
»»| \
I |*..t t#*r has
•ill th.-»ti Thr
Of Legion College
W A S IIIN U roN . July 23. 1.11
—The Senate War ln»r»tigiil
himself mught in the middle
\
!| ;is . M e m b e r s h ip o f
the controversy over stale vri
,
..
ing • nmmiltee resumed it* in
quiry lislsy Into Ihe allair*
federal ownership of tidelands.
IlV e P
.»
-I\] 111IOI1
The Senate has pnsaed the loll
of a munitions combine with
out the much'deslred appear
Hint would confirm iiwiicrshiii I
Ih r A mritrail tegimi now Imx
ance r f Representative An
tho individual state* o f tlm tnl
a national nirinlier*hlp • f nmto
drew May, but Ihe intr*ll*al;
lands—often n rich source of oil
than thrif mjtlion, finiinrinl us
ors got some Interesting ,te*tland thr House lx expected lo cite set- of mon- than J inn nno.nnn
mnny, nevertheless.
it* approval lo thr orsr foloi*
lot ilo i'lif tlir pa 1 ' ,
,.H *
Rresile J to the hi and w**
Hilt if the 1,111 goe* to Ihr Will'-- hi,»
<1 moo <• 11,ao II I .,
Mr*, Jean Bate*, former sec
House for signature. Mr. T i 001.01 , pi iioin
a l,nlol||„|o.o ,.f v*-i
retary in Ihe Washfngl'ui of•aid hnve to make n nrw di* <
I eta*
al'l I I
0 , III >1
fire of the munition* rmohioe
01 Ihe old fight lielwren f
|ro.
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under in<e»tigalinn. Mi* Hale*
if tho 1
11If*I I'll It.i
Mat"
A'l
It
•
'!•
xr • 1
III.,
Secretary of
Inierrn
f" I A
*snl that two nf the munition*
Irkr* and f'alifornin
t
oil man Kt |Buirl.iy • fi nor irtin
l iiooi
I .ON DON.
July
23.
1 ,1 1
1 Kirills— Joseph Freeman nnd
y —now riimmj •i"|o
Ihr not at • 100 of in, \ninwin I’nnley
British Prime Mini*lrr Attlee
Henry (,ars*on—had s*ked her
•Itrgr at It
of irparations.
'
jleno I,* v
today condemned thr hotrl ex
to tie n hit hasy In testifying
I'auley is in favor of
talc |poli>.. to.
plosion yesteruay in Jerusalem.
before Ihe Henate committee.
ownership of the tidelands, and if J Mr Mrlti n, wlm flrw to InAttlee told Commons today that
Hhe asserted that the two men
Mr. Truman vetoes tho hill •f'dianapoli. on .Inly 0, wax the
It was Ihe worst of ati out
were particularly anxious to
would be a slap at Pauley. At Ih- first to rciri-lrr nt tin- irhia.l
rages in Palestine.
He said
prevent her from telling Ihe
whieti Wn . atli'lalr'l l*v
\\o| Id
samq time, it would he a fenth
that all etldenre Indicates that
committee that she had *een
War It \rici„li in, 1 ii.lii.f- lltiro
in \'he cap nf Irkes, who h i
the
set■ -o •ff «the
...v terrorist*
. . . . . who
. . —
* . Altirrl Jarohoon In thr Mashex \\ \* S
I I—, w, 1 . wet, tom-il
rome a severe critic of tin- <• •
explosion were Jew*.
Attlee
Ington office of thr munition*
by V vt i \ 'i « > (
\ in ilio g .
dent.
pointed out that the l nitel ! r„ mhinr.
pr-Bldelil r.f
1
( •M
The sllunlinn Is further
1
States and Britain are • now
'll lUD'.l In f.l* II'.,
wiiirli i
e n g a g e d In lll••'ll**lon* of I
WASHINGTON. July 2.1—(,11 — rated hy Ihe atlitmle of :• >
•mumiil
»♦ 1 • iMini !*•
Calrotinr and Ihr Jewish im
Thr Ihrmo song of thr War In- Majority leader Allwn l i f t
with II- >M ••• t»* 111% f Ilfs
migration (|ur*tiun. and hr drxatigating Committee t« Repre- l.nrkley has railed u|h>ii the l v
• • • tl
.1 •»
, ami • "i
rlsrni that Britain will not hr
srntative Andrew May of Ken •lent to veto Ihe loll, in tin
t er mui nt,. .*1 .
*|t|| 14
prejudiced bv set* of terrorism.
tucky is—morning, noon or night. , teresta of National Defenae
1Under Ian •m»u " f lli** «4»r»lril.iili4.il
Nevertheless, observers believe
f'hsirmnn Mead says tho commit- ;
to lla-.e lids l , * |llljl«l»tt|l|tU*i. Iiv
• I'M11 mhra tin Cage *|«
that Ihr proposed admission of
Ihr |»r«f£t a»ti o f l l o
A •»M*I •
tno.OOfl Europesn Jews Into t
Region, -al'l
-Ill'll
Falestine will nut be rsrrled
llUpitlny tall.* were given lo
out any lime soon because of
thr rurrent violence In Ihe
t*1le 'student* bv la-e Penninglo-,,
ttasiltnnl to M ill Ulterior J.
Holy Land.
The State, represented hy As falm r 11‘>ov
"vri and l>y John Htellr. I
T<>i|||>(>r;tt l i r e
BIKINI. July 29. L ll- H e r e ’s sistant 8 tate Attorney Georg- untienal
tiinnl la-guii c'limiiandcr, w h i.,1^ " 1
r “ U I1 1
LONDON, July 2 .1 , (flV -Th e Ihe schedule for tomorrow's un
liuti-'l
.1 iiit
•
that more than <ia
bomb explosion In Jeruialem may derwater atomic exploit iny—bar A. DeCotlai, won its Initial rn n poinji
rrannt nf present la-ginn mem
have done more than ruin nart ring last minute changes. The during the Momlay session of tlm
rxulp lin huh ■ vilrraiwi
of a hotel and kill and injure blast Is due lo occur at 6:3.*) Fall term of Circuit Court when
" j The tl-ni'l-i .torm which w-j»'
serrrs of'persons in Ihe virlnlly. tomorrow afternoon. Eastern ll»y - a jury found Johnnie llarri* and Wi •rid W’ui II.
ovr, tSmil'ii'l from tin- .«oith!
"
I
the
rnlirlusinll
of
(hiTom
Bankson,
negroes,
guilty
of
It may have blasted the hopes Light Time. The weather forewesl dii'ing mid-nflertiiMio Mon
tin
t
]
term,
ytai
young
mendicrs
assault
and
(heft,
of
rash
Is-heved
of 100,000 European Jews for rast is good—which prnmi.tea that
day ..ent the 'JO degree tempi ra
of
tjte
organisation
xvill
return
to
have
totalled
|l,200
from
Lulu
early admission to Palestine,
tine ilnwiiwntd to n low of 'if
Ihe program will go o ff on sche
to your frr.lM-i-tivr home towns
Johnson, agevl negress.
The keystone of British pollry dule.
during the night, nnd olfn'Ml
all
hvrr
Amerirn.
ripilpjied
to
Tha old negress remove-1 her
in Palestine has Iwen that peace
menrurrinml nf the ilnwnp'iui
Sevanly-fhra shlnv are ready
and order must lw restored In In Bikini lagoon. Near Ihe renter hat during (he trial yesterday to (prrSil Intelligently. Ilm gooM'l w a. I.HI inches. nechtdittK to
of
tpe
Aniertcnn
legion,"
xnid
the Holy land before any more (>f Ihe scheduled raplnslon are show juror* the gear from tlm
II. I’ VVhitner, wealherinsu.
Comipqndcr Slrlte in |i'a initial
I M tliv H He Page Sis
So uoby wa* J ttniter I'luno
Ihe battleship Arkansas amk Ihe head wound which she raid wax add mo* to the Dltnlente.
with Ills tliunilerhoits and pat
carrier Haratoga. Next are tlm Inflicted by Tom Bankeson. tall
tering, wind awept mill, liiat
tmttleshlp New York and four and huiky negro war veteran,
j
WHITE HUKII
the ufIctiH-m session of t.'iicuit
landing crafL
About a ilnten when on the evening nf Feh. 11
he
dragged
her
out
on
the
potrh
Court hail to lie hUSjtrnded awhile
mllrs away will be the observer*
BAb DWAJO. July 23- //P,
by ' iieuit Judge M. II. Kiuith.
nnd aelentlats.
BpeodlmMs will of her home and. with Ihe butt
wiian
(^-orgr
While
has
n
I'litll July 21 there wa, an
Im ready to dash through Ihe end of a pistol, a* she pul it,
,000
damage
suit
on
Ills
hands
According to information receiv lagoon before radlo-actlvlly dif- "knoeked
mocked me dald."
cxcii.t of K. i 1 inches of ram
lay]
in
addition
lo
three
felony
ed hero today. Iha promising fusee.
since Jan,
Total rainfall wax
( Question<M by Attorney Herges. The f>2 year old thnalrl- 04.311 a* compared lo nnrmnl
Sanford middleweight Billy Kinard
Collet as to hrr age, rite was
prpdurer* has l*een arralgncl precipitation o f 'Jfl.STi Inches.
won a five round knockout over
unable to recall It, but declared
MERCT NIS8ION
mutiicipnl court »n two rminls Thr year I f 13 shewed n j 47
Frankie Wlllteme of Orlando In
TOKYO, July 9 3 - 0 0 - A EH- the could remember the "big
ms xslnughter and one o f fnil- inch deficiency; wtlh einusn* of
the Iwgion Arena In Orlando lait tlah destroyer, the IFMB Camper- shake" (earthquake) that occurhe lived in Charleston, ire Id step and give aid in the fi.U inches io I f 14 nnd 4.71
n,* ht
j.
, , down, left Yokohama, Japan on a red while the
fi4 deaths of a newly wed incite* in 1U46.
Total excess
William*. It is reported, took mission of mercy today. The ves 8. Ca
Couplr The father of one of (he from ID43 • In dale la 17.70
__ L
a alieable amount of puniahment sel rushed a United 8Ulas Army
etrtiin now ha* filed a. damage Inches.
from the local lad befora being eurgeon, Lieut. Col. Vf, Y. Bower*,
MARRIAGE BAN
It It behalf of her son hy a
Temperature* during the year,
counted out In tha 6th round of to tha aid of a dangerously ill
n.i recorded by Mr. Whilrjer, have
loi * marriage.
a scheduled <1 round bout.
I American woman on an Army
hern rrmarkahly near nnrmnl.
!-----------------------transport one thousand mile*
miles out
showing an excess of only .0'J
A small amount of damage to o f the Jap port,
woman waa
A GRAND BLOW
'
bara
not UmtUUd. _
BURG, July 23-D F1-A of a degree. . During Juiy *o
Id grandmother.
Mrs. far Ihr average temperature hax
. H. Oer
many for
liner, was walking down been HI.H as compared with a
German' girls
gasoline iron, broke out at the
A. A. despite the United States Army
ru &
at
o f stein at her home normal of 8 1 ^ , an average dehome of Mary
Mar
eu Avenue. The iron,
Street, l*an on Otfman-American wedd
it encountered a masked fklcncy of 0 . 1 . l.owe»t reconled
. 1016 Wa
00 Bell
at 1900
to firemen, exploded who died
at her home, ings. A ll are former soldiers.
ilk one blow, she knock,- temiwralurt* of tho month is 08
accord Ii
and highest Is OR degrees.
w ill be held Their marriages were revealed
when Gladys Ellis, daughter of Saturday «s
ckwsrds down the steps’,
after- when they asked th« Arm y to ship
eollspsed when aha got
Bap- their wive, to the United State,
o f a pistol which drop.*! tist Church ( t
as war bride* at government *x
hla pocket along with
The earlteat. state income tax
what horned by
Firemen quickly put out the Maae.
wn« InMlIuted In Virginia In 1843.
her kitchen.
.
.
’
NEW
Y O R K . July JJ—
— Ih e l.»n<i<>n Radio today
quoted Reuters as noting
that the underground Jewish
terrorist army ha* arknowle^grtl retponsihility for yes
terday's
rday's bomb explowion in
Jerusalem. It further Mated
that thr terrorists have hlamdj authnrllirx for disregard
ing a telephone rail warning
that the bomb explosion was
to take place in thr King
Itsxid Hotel.
j
(/i
Bikini’s King Juda B om b Explosion Senate Group Is
'ill"
f.l fl ll d I ,
d .Inly
tiii.|r t
May Not Get To
'
See Atom Blast Blasts Hopes Of Willing To Hear « A
M elt
Helps I' (Hid Drive |City Promises
Jews|
May
At
Any
Time
Truman
Is
Caught;
J
f
'11.®
J.
AUOAFII) THE UBS MOUNT European
M CKINLEY. July 23—<,F)-Km g
Aid In Keeping
'PJuda of Bikini may not get to see Twenty Jews Seized Suspected
Congress- In Middle O f Old
ln!tia* ^feet
i lka .usdarwalar atomic bomli ax1 plosion after all. Ho seem, to tm
1
OPA Opponents Begin Last
ainst Bill
CHICAGO, July 2.1, t,11—The
Justice Ucpartment* today filed
two ' civil kuits rhargtng optical'}
wholeMilrrs nnd approximately?
B.OOfi trading'cyr doctor* through*',
out the country with violating
nnti-tm-t laVrs.'
•
The defendants are charged
,*with fixing price* on spectacles
; hy rebating to the eye doctors
-.yJatUl— half —o f 4hra.|otal—price
their .raUrmU . paid fur glmica.____
One " l ilt mimed llnttsrh and
lannlr of Ttpchcsler. N. Y.» and
I *
speech delivered before the con
four
sul<»hliary
companies—as
vention o f lh« A. F. of L. Inwell in .in eye dorl-rx who were
lernational Alliance of Theatrical
named in a •ii inllcd reprrirnta'
Singe Employes and (he Motion
tile capacity
,lu.lice Depart- t
Picture Machine. Operators Union.
merit
official, explained
that
Johnston says tho progressive
these .1* represented some 30,0JO |
viewpoint today la one that puts
doctor* _ in t.ie country who are
produetion paramount and con
said lo liave received rebate* 1
demns tho creed o f scarcity.
4 MONTH!
from llausrh ft I .-nth and the
In calling for I-ahor and Mana
AITII
subsidiaries.
WOIID
g e m e n t cooperation for full proThe nthrr suit was filed against
W
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duct Ion, he declared that makethe American Optical Company*!
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krork practices, fenther-iierldiiig
o f Soulhlirlilgp. Mass., de.-.criheil 1
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and work stoppages would have to
as n vnlnnlary assoeiallon. and
be eliminated. He also urged
another firm of tlie- snme name
I-abor unions In outlaw the juristlcscribeil as a Corporation. Twen-f
didinnnl strike, which he termed j l ’IIAIKM AN OF THKrSKNATK War I nvestiguting Committee, Sen tv doctors were named cs receiv-*
an Indefensible practice. Johnston | James Mead (D-N. Y.r signs a siih|Nienn In Washington order in mg rebates from these eninpa*
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declared. " I know of nothing that j fie’ p. Andrew J. May fD K> i t.. ...„ 1H| te.t.fy . 1 the 1.1 ..I pr.ilir me* ' 10 0 10 1 , who were repre- \
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I critniive of l.orMl other eye
more than a strike because two .* ,h
munlll.ii.. "onl'tor \t ,igh| 1 , mmniittre r.mn .
physicians through-rii Ihr enun*
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Alphabets On Way Out
The Sanford Herald
LADY O F THE LAKES
The uncertain fate of UPA 'p Uil.ooii etuplnvi
cusus altontion on the collapse *>f Washington tun
ties, which now have 50,000 workers left from n p>
<S0fMTO BE HARD
TOGO PLACES
WITHTttfSOME
ONBOARD*
2 0 0 .0 0 0 in 19-13.
.Many of the biggest agencies have tlisapi'caii
tirely, inclutliiiir the Office of W a r Information,
cuuntcti 1,200 on its roster; the W ar Man Power
mission, mnnheriiiR 01,575; the Foreign Kcnmmiii
ministration with a dozen stih-a^encies under it. tl
fice tif Ceiviorship; the National W a r 1-tboi* Iloan
smaller War Plants. Corporation; the Fair Kmplo,
Practices Commission.
Operating with skeleton forces or absorbed by
depnrtmnnti are Selective Service, reduced to I, loo
2,(500; the Alien Property Custodian, down to 7«M>
1,050; the Office of Defense Transportation, .ho in ti
4,81111; the Office of W a r .Mobilization and Ih.-cniive
cut to 150 from (100.
One aReney is growing. The W a r Assets Admit
tion now has .‘I'J.otio oh its pay rolls, and more arc
added.
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Congress, quickly reacted to voters’ in>ntencc
bureaus’ budgets be lightened. W a r einerneney am
reached a total of 1,64. Ndiv that the war is over,
are tired of government by alpliabetical buivans. Tin
has eoniu for economy and a general tigliU'itmj' of
aifemunt of the nation’s business.
Hr carrier. «
Three Msstbs
Use Meat*
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DIBLK VKILSK FOR TODAY
,WHY RKMAlN V U l A IttK
Take Ohio
biile^nrtnor uf tlod.(Mntral
Marshall*
Fulls
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Bring Peiicr tn t'liina headline.
Unfortunately, in this world nf
aura, people achieve |«-are; tliev
du not have It brought to them.
A friend of ours v#catlonlng in
tb« mountain* of North t iirolinn
writes us that he I* sleeping
under blanket*- Hut that'* nothing,
w « have had to pull up n blanket
a couple of times lately ourselves.
It's rloimcd that there ate « «
varieties of relcry cultivated in
the United Slate*. Hid the one*
a V vr heard ’ all sounds alike at
tile dinner table litu-vdle Slat
Advocate. Thete's u Luturie in it
for the fellow who Invents u tmif
flct for celery *i(dk».
Help For Alcoholics
- For nmny ytqtrs a drunkard was itit. object nf disgust
and ridictilt*'. ns wtfll as it lifttiroi* of itfiutiio'W) lilt family,
but tin* fettlinK is growing among sodal-inimli il |it:o|i|c
nit he is a victim 6t conditions which lie mauls help iu
controlling.1..
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•Lint* Judge, bi,fnr<*Av4»tmt nmtty Yntscfrof ftrtovtratmir
ure reviewed, urffca-Uust-xliiiKnontie -centers be ■el tip to
bainlJe tbfiii. H ih verdict is: “ Alcoholism in ..... cases
is it symptom of disease. The chronic nleniiolie needs lro'ilication, therapy and undorKtandiug treatmcnl.” lie goes
on to say that many unhappy persons find m alcohol “a
refuge from their many tensions and discontent...
At the diagnostic CCIlterH which he propoM-i, alco
holics, who would go there voluntarily or be ent by the
courts or social workers, would lie studied, eyaniined and
recommended for such treatment as sceinetl suitable.
T h is seems it re a s o n a b le Koltltion to a problem w hich
h as lo n g needed In te llig e n t, im p erson al lia u d liu g.
Sunburn Season
disrepute upon democracy,
ity In the eyes of th*
but In th# mind* of Hw
an people upon whom the
atlon of demoerBBT so
depend*. More and more
an saying If Congrw >
ur other gorornmedt official*
any other system o f tyrant■nt would prora any non
Strickland-Mnrrison Inc.
i
Authorized
Ms'sbnig. luige-t city in I^tke
Courtly, completed n m -lruction of
tiiuro lli.tit uU new bomes during
the find half of the year In spite
of budding material shortages.
Other structure.* ruiujdotcd were
Dr. 11. C. Ibdhmd's IJO.WU clli.le
and n fJJ.taai wuieltousc. Tola!
lonaDlU tiuil for lit" perltal Was
estlmate.l at i» arly J.'tOO.fMK) >f
alnrti V " ,Mto -a- for retldene"-.
Civt# ,jid
me active, among
them the iu n^rujlatr? Lions Club.
Ihe Jayceri now have -01 ntetu*
la-r* ami evpod ti> have 'JZb. Tho
Watermelon Festival . this year
Was a drclded success, coming
after a lapse of sly year* when
It won not held. Store* have an
up to dale, prosperous look with
snappy window display*.
Mora than 100 homes are now
under construction -within the city 1 NEW YORK, (/F)— Many family
iimita uf Eustl*. mini nnotlter dj
dinner* arc going to be run tlown
buildings ara being arccted in it*
and waited on the nation's high
outer euvirona. Now under con way* during the summer months
struction Is th« medical clinic of unless motorist* exercise greater
Dr. C. M. Tyr* and Dr. IL It.
rare while driving, say* M. B. Al
Williams. Improvement and ex
len, hunting authority of West
tension of tho city while way ern-Wlnchciter,
system is planned. A new veter
A large portion o f this food
an mdinarial project Including a * waste occurs nt night, nay* Allen,
Legion homo for Ernest West|when bird* and uni mala are bllndhrook Boat, a youth civic renter,
a public auditorium ami a room 1ed by headlights, lie believe* that
I morn moderate speeds wbuld eli
and lockers for flvle rluhs is
minate much of thl* , needles*
U. 8. consumer* use more than
60,000,000 quart* uf fresh milk and
(leant a day.
RE T E L L IN G M E!
— By WIIUAM Birr C tn tu l P tr tt W riter
1hfi flfUtn't I aa Ii wmll
exploded need never worry, says
drnndpappy Jenkins, that it
will ever become m|ncsd meat!
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TUng$ ere again normal la
Ihf Hr tilth tp o rti . world wllh
Amtrieant carrying off t o l l and
ttanla cksmp/oiukipa _ e/_ Ka$-\
err
Befer* yeu pet to* hoi about
this humidity stuff fust remember
they are baffling btliranls dew*
in towiham Australia.,
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Th# new klag-«tsed atrowber-’
ties fa ll to enthuse JBcdoN Dum*'
kopf who Is only lateesiu d If
It nisans: la ig e r l halpuwsi o f
BOTTLES
Be lure jour children are
drinking plenty of milk
for their hesBb's sake,
grrve Ihent rich, errsmy.
dr Ur Inm milk from oar
hairy . . . milk that la
M lln l under aanlUrv con
ditions that meet the hlshrat fovrrnmrM standard*.
When a veteran's Job has bmt
abolished, ll." Justice Department
holds Utal "It a t >m|tarnhh! pml*
lion exist t he mnsi have It,” Johtt*
' son says.
•’Ttre ii*'i holds that he
F1RIMIN lower one of two painters (arrow, left) who fell Into tho 75- must receive his t ld J«h or one of
foot chimney of tlte Container Corporation of America, In Chicago
like seniority nml pay '*
when workers stoked Uio furnaro below, sending up suffocating fumes
Abi.ut DamaGrs
At right, ^the other painter Is carried away after ho wo* extricated
Proper damage*?
Johnson : a vs the department
through o hole cut In tho steel chimney. Willard Carlan, 17, was fatally
injured and Lawrence Rader, SJ. was burned slightly. (International) i contends that
Many Legal Questions Involving
Veterans’ Rights To Be Settled
When a Veteran applies for' hts
old Job and doe Ml I get It lie must
i be paid until the time lie fttdits
jwork--antl then retained for a full
>enr
A Kentucky court rccenllv
upheld this contention, forcing o
company to pay damage* to a vet
eran up to litr time they put him
on and then give him a year'.** Job."
What lest itutst the veteran meet?
"We hold that he must be given
a fslr opirortunlty to reacquire hLs
old skill, even If » more skillful
man Is on Ills Job."
What if the employer has trans
ferred or sold hi' business?
•'We hold." Johnson ra y * . ‘ "that
. . . tlte Job continues to exist II
the business continues. In a recent
BV BRACK CURRY
construed In favor of the veteran."
WASHINGTON — (A
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Csu* In Petal
thorny legal question* tnvolvia*
Johnson cited a court case to Il
veterans' reemployment rights *UI1 lustrate problem No. 1 for me.
must be nettled In the court* de
A doctor had been employed by
spite Kir Supreme Court's decbkst an Industrial firm beforri he en
on the xu-called *u|>rr*enlorl'. v tered service.
question.
"Although a doctor Ls generally
Hearer 1. Johnson, chief of Ur« regarded a.* having an Independ
Justice ftepartment's Veterans SI- ent contractor relationship." JohnInlrs Sett ion, say* Ote- decbltin
"does not determine all ot Die |erinptoyment rlghlk of veteran* k*.
cause all of the right* aero not in
volved In the case."
The Justice Department repre
sent* veterans free of charge lit
reemployment cases. '
IXERS
lit Ute nuncrsenlorlty decision, tho
W A S H IN G M A C H IN E S
Bttpreme Court held Utal Word
War II vrterans have no prefer^t.
• V A C U U M CLEANER S
Ual seniority standing for ttp
• S E W IN G M A C H IN E S
year's full reemployment over nit-1
veterans when there nre rtnUittv
seniority provuion* In a union ewis
tract.
The court did hold that veter.
3Q4 W? SECOND STREET
PHONE
an* accumulated seniority during
their period of service which tntet
be added to oenlortty they held on
entering service, y
PHONE 1061 or 2302
FOR REGULAR DELIVER Y
GEO RGE HARDEN, Owner and Manager
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ELECTRIC APPUANCE REPAIRS
TBQTTEU APPLIANCE SERVICE
jJn L 3 ¥SteaRji»
atm must be clarified? Johiuw
Sugar is one nf the purest cheml- IL*U six examples;
1, To whom doe* the Brlcc ttv*
ral substance* known' to man.
Bervtoe statute, guarantee he v»u
applyf
3- What h r * “temporary" ptap
e mlllloaalrt who. after havM bought a 40-fpot yachL
SERVICE
Matt) emnpanlcs " sals Jr.tei
son. ore trying to get around re
lilrlni! veteran* by contcndlmj their
prewar jobs were temporar)
•‘All employtnen: Cdniraci* nre
Imleltmte Tlte nvetugc yinilloyrr
tn luting a man Just -say* somrihinu like 'inu'rc on * We contend
llial Uie eliiptojrr had to make
clear tn the employee Ihut the Job
would mat within u 'iMwItlr tlnie
limit for thr Job in be cniiskicied
leni|»)rsiry."
Johnson says the department
leeLs ( 1hal seasonal work Is not
ieiii|K>r.iry work II th.’ rc Is a reg
ular recurrent rclutlonshlp bciwern
the emjiloyer and >le* employee '
*’ !n a rer'ent case
ha told me,
“ a tobo,rrn inni|«m rein.id to rehlrc an am Itnncer who had worked
once a year at an auction for
110,000 behur entering the service.
Tlte court held th.i* he was not
a seasonal weiker and had in be
reempioyed
Sounds Conservation
Note For Autoists
are others who took
their country’s peril
rltlcal war ySkr* to
W e nre pleased to announce that Lucian Johnson
is now a member of our Service Organization,
"W liBl l o "iein|inrsry" p,MiUun,
and what are the lepal rluhts of a
**M usimul
or
*'|iari time
em
One of the most attractive corninunille* In l-ake County is Mount
Dorn, SO culled becuuse of its
elevation ntxive beautiful l.al.e
Dora. Many fine homes nre now
under construction In tho Hylvun
Shores development. Efforts are
being made to remove water hya
cinth* by mean* o f sjunying. on
the Dora River which connect*
W ild"i*.I. west of Leotdmrjr, I*
l-aku Dora anti latke Reaoclaitr. planning a big lalxir day rrh-braThe county and city chambers nf linn nnd ilaboral" railroad floats
commerce, The Central Florida for th" pannli- ate Indtig planned.
Hyacinth Control Association and
the Ml. Dorn Yacht Club art cooperating in this work.
oolted War connlMfi
II) JOHN I*. McKNIGIIT
ROME—Whan * k i « « 1 wind top
ple* a towering lice, lonif of it*
tool* stay in the mound. From
above, it i* htirtl to icll how many
I hey me. and how deep they go,
ami how fur they spread, and how
much life i* left iu them.
So with Italian Fascism. blown
One
. over
o v e r by
o .v the
t o e wind
w t n t l »nf
i war.
w a r, o
u r year
j ™
fa ___I
., man who nlantml
sifteri it
und Itthe
planted
d - t year* before felt together
there is evidence thut some roots
-—l*i|t or little —still liye in the un
derground, and ure pushing up ten
tative shoots.
The evidence,i unit<s from Optra
bouffe bravado to purposeful ter
rorism.
It Is n snatch of the forbidden
Fascism hymn "Giovlnewa” echo
ing from u dark alley; pooriy printsi, furtively distributed newspapprts .abusing the government; the
words, ” Vlvn II Dliri',’* chalked
;tiw,kediy on many wall*.
It is an elusive ntan named Carlo
Scorxo, last secretary general of
'he Fascist iinrtv, who to heur ruflior tell it, travels up and down the
.eninsula tsrttlntr together his se'cret army against the day of “the
reUtm.’’
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ft Is an organ tint inn — 'maybe
Lip. mayb- smalt. maybe Senna's i NO SALK!
POCATELLO. Id ah o- iAPi —
Jack Hallftrcll,, popular president
case in Ohio, a parent company of the pioneer CLom JT League, a l
look over a kutkddldry cofllpaiiy chtfst to give up playing btucbnil
and ’ rt'ftcist UT rrhlfF a vetefSn.', Ui favor of practicing pharma tv
Tfie t our!'.held that the basilic.-.*' when ha found he w u sold. j>v
was being continued so the job an* Ottumwa. Iowa, in the Three-Kve
still there.
Ira sue to Kearney In the Net>ra<,j:;i
This c i* e has been .ipp-nlrd to Slate League fur exactly tlOO bat k
Hji' Supreme Court.
la ISM.
pin) er »
Murimi County C om m ission ers
arc considering a proposal to hire
a County engineer and set slutted
on a road construction program.
They are teported In have IZlio,(mo set up In the now budget for
hlgjiwny work during the next
year
Luke County I* also plan
ning many road improvements and
Karl Iwhmnnn's county rlmmLer
of commerce road eomiuillre is
urging an extensive road ptngrim,.
tpgfwsintan has been
n.aybr not—calling itself “SAM "
ISquudriati d’Aiiotie di Museolinri
w ,ik h conibfnrs childish* heroic*
with a hierarchical system copied
after the Duce'e,
It la the well-planned. skillftV'y( scented nocturnal theft of the rottine lle»h of Mussolini from the
jtiave in Milan's potter's field.
It is n nocturnal raid on a Rome
i udio station, timed for the ere of
L'ftist Italian labor's big May Day
celebration, to aeize its tranamitier
and broadcast the Fascist hymn and
i lo icans.
It Lt the bombing, early May Day
morning, of national headquarter*
of the' Italiuti Communist party
and o f the Rome Communist Jt,i
tWinlist newspaper*. Avantl and
l.'Unita.
Some observer* think thvy de
lect a nationwide plot.
Minister of the Interior Giuseppe
Komita shrugs the activity otT us
"mviv brigandage." Police report
no slmi o f a nationwide argonimlion.
,
One tliinn seems evident: the
K.round is fast getting fertile for
Fascism. Ration* are short; some
Italian* face starvation. U ii,«W
jdovrnent I* estimated at 3,00(>.lW>.
veternas coming home from A l
lied ptisan ramp*—untouched by
Political rcReneiation — grumble.
IHsIllusionmrnt over the peace D
widespread.
Tby parallel with the early
which witnessetl Mussolini’s match
tin Rome, is Inescapable,
LUCIAN JOHNSON
son explained, "this orm had reg
ular hcnir.s ns the company doctor
When iie sum! lor liL, old Job. ih"
court ruled that he was an em
ployer nod mtltlrd to reemploy
ment,"
Women's Cautious Buying Helps
to
Kls in
Inflation
launlllnr.
Cautious buying and competition
can help a lot to ptevrht infla
tion. llul what the government
does-about the dollar und butane.
Another
ltAked to
Fascism’s
Evil Roots
Still Grow
To Friends and Customcra of
'One of the most popular
bathing
In tlrlandu known
ae loirna Iheme has Iseu condernnctl by the Slulc Board of
Health on urcntlhl <*f coiituioination. W# speak of "tine World’’
and then dump «ur sewage Into
our Lakes anil streams for our
friends and neighbors to hath in.
What would we do to the Hustiansl Or they to u>7
Near Smyrna, In our opinion, Is
the coming resort on the East
Coast. Ro fsr, It has been about
Dm -only, town between Jackson
ville and Key West which has
managed to withstand the ravaga* of hordes o f summer end
winter guest*, and U has lirgely,
In our opinion, only because of
the gnsi# and mosquitoes. With
the advent o f DDT, however, a
Spray whkh ha* proved most e f
fective In eliminating imall inaeets there Is nothing to prevent
New Smyrna from becoming the
test growing city on the East
u | s'
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T U E S D A Y , JU LY 23, 1946
10G4-J
Coaches - Slogans
OF CONDUCTION COOKING
French Avenue South mod 13th Street
B. “HOT’’ PALMER’S
Hon and what are the legal right
of a "seasonal" or "part-time" rmpWJTffr
}?
#. Wbat l* lo be done when the
veteran's old Job ha* been ntci.
4. What would bt proper
Mp* for a court-to ****** whetf*
veteran la denied reemployment! I6. Row must the veteran urtke
hU qUaltflcallon for hi* old dmim?
0 - If the employer hen traa*.
ferred or sold hi* busbies. W)b|
illation. Bxtr
stftger*
Johnson says AltoSey o S S i
— THE BEST IN —
EAKS — CHOPS — FRIED CHICKEN
L
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SERVING rtA T B E U N C H rt
10R N- Palmetto Avenue
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23, 1946
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Social
And
S O C IE T Y E D I T O R —
Personal
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
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I’ilnl ( lull Picnic
‘ Judy Partin Given
Isovelv Itrcakfast
Tonijrlil On Laku
Activities
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T E L E . N O . 148
.Mrs. Martha Coleman Lolo Ix*e Hostess
Returns From Trip Almard Yacht Suuriuy
Pe r so n a l
Mr*. Martha Coleman, owner
Miss Lolo Lee was hostess Sun
of Coleman'* gift, l»«>k and o f day aboard the I-ee's yacht "(ado
fice supply store, returned recent II " to a . group of friends for an
ly from a tfco weeks buying trip ull day cruise from the Hanford
hy plane of the Kastern markets Boat Work* to Blue Spring* for
nnd stated that the manufacturers lunch, swimming and dinner.
were struggling with laluir sttlkr*
Hurry Lee, Jr. itnd McKay Tmand the difficulties of nbtuimfig
.'Ira. Dixon Bro**ii'r| of Or- raw matesials to fill year-o|.| lurk were alternate skipper# of ;M ,»- VT*"** U ,l'*' r,,rn" ?r l 'or:‘
the day. Guest# included Caro- ” **
|nn«|.< *pcnd yesterday in Sailfotil order*.
No manufacturer* me
with her parent* Mr. and Mr*. committing themselve* ns to when, line I/oe. Kitty Odham. laruise
Clark, Nancy William*, Loin ’l-ee,
J.. It. laiwaon.
shipments of stork ran he made, Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Lee, Mis*
she added.
Katherine Brooks, McKay Truluck
Mr. and Mr*, G. 1*. t'ollin* have
One leading crystal manufac and Harry late. Jr.
i<turned from Albany, tin. nnd turer. she said, stated that he
Mr. nml Mrs. ilatb-n K. Thomp
other point* in Georgia where was two year* tichtml with filling
son of Alienleen, Miss, hie anthey »penl three week*.
nouneing the engagement of their
hi* order* and If that he was
daughter. •'Licit Cecelia, to John
unable to fill them by Dec. I •(
K. Grnduk. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr*. L. Cottrell Talley and two this year he would dissolve hichildren of Westfield, N. J. have order list and Iwgin anrw with
Miss Minnie Buth Odham was J. K. Gradick, Sr. of this city.
The wedding will ly all 1'VfHt
arrived to visit with her parent*, 11147. Adilinnal china shipment- hostess.on Friday evening ut her
are licing ‘‘promised * probably'* home on Park Avenue with .i of "the near future.
Mr. nml Mr*. E .'ll. Laney.
by the middle of 1947. npd the lingerie shower honoring- Miss*
Mis* Ethyl Holloway' district beginning of 1948. Palter is an Pauline
Mcl/ellnn,
brlde'-elecL
home.drrnnnatrtion ‘ agent, will be other difficult item to buy, ulid Zinnias and other summer flowers I
In Sanford today to ,confer with added that she had had only one were arranged throughout the
Mrs. Ouida Wilson on matter* shipment of canl* since Jan. I. rooom* of the Odham residence.
Game# • were played with Miss
concerning the local home demons 19 Id.
Since the release of O. I’. A. Audrey Bach nnd Miss Mary Aim
tration office.
ri'L i .t._i : .winjnng..
__labs''Ula ., . |uut«C.
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----------unexpeeted^ablpnirnrs | Of Whclcht|
Mrs.* O :' (!. Jolley - of relbnm. ^bCMnekr enter* have devil fUlid«i*M
|„v|y Kif U . wcre prr, Pntr,|
N. V. spent Monday in Sanford , but most of the invoice. Israr the
- -horuirco hy the guests and
---------ns Tbm m -rt-n f M rs.-MniT-ltawr'«be-stam p-*41-lr» 1 0 permit trrhostess.
ln*trud of ihc ma.tufac*}
lins Mr*. Jolley 'I* visiting hec crease
I(pfrr«}im n it. urii* nrrnnt t hy
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M|„ ,
father in 'It. Dorn for some lime. turers of aluminum trayju r.y.lal Mj
and Other g.fts or.gin.lmg new „ , , , Wl„ 1:|nl, Those attendWhelchel. Mi*,
Mr*. Charle* SteenwcPth and model* they are endeavoring to ^
-Mt„
Annlte Jones. Miss
JltV; •Charle# Sweeney me the make K'hhI copies of their pro- .
products,
Mrs. t oleninn I r|l(ll.|o ltP True. Mi.* Catherine I
guests of their brother-in-law and sent
w - »ister, Mr. pnd .Mrs. Watsyn Wal stateil.
• Clark, Miss Bnbeita FXatis. Mrs.'
Despite the discouraging oui i |,r>)|
o,|ham, Mrs. Alvin t»d -1
lace, and other relatives for a
pri^luction _*h*
she saj.l
said she
look ..f production
*!«■, h, m Bnd Msa. H. !l. Iblhata.
few days.
purchased heavily for the .lore
in all line* that she handles.
» Mr. nml 'Ir*.
son Hnrnhl have
I,
If
lionir |hII«*\%iiiit
nnd the
>z
in Virgini,11. A
H i r i l u l ' i v I ' t l f l v Wreklv from Home Demonstration
l> ir U IU il>
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Specialist. Tallahassee
Carolina*.
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O. I*. l-nmlms, Jr., student at
Auburn University in Alabama
•Ifn i the weekend with hi* parut their home in Floral
iPiuhU.
John Oradick To Wed
Mississippi (iirl
Miss Odham Honors
Pauline McLcllan
Joey AndrewH Given Hints To Housewives
1
iMtSC STUOICS of General of the Army Douglas MacArthur and his wife
< n.ralc when they attended the Philippine IndrprndFiuc Oav cclct ' j hi Manila w hen the new Bepublic was born. The general looks
f
> si-rious while Mr* MarArthtir radiates a smile. (International)
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limit mile* nwn\ and i. „ small
-umimi cidonx fillr.t with Imib
I ’ S nnd Canadian lesoleilta
I he A l l 'l l I \i,F.S have a
•oltage nml bonl on Luke Mos-awippi which 1* Ion miles long
a fte r lui i Ii l » l i . l i in tin
Hill- niillnu tlif I,tkr wliit'h
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tho bow on th* halter.
skirt
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M »' llii* it Stcuafil aii.l Mr-*.
W. I flier-i luilintfil Mt*.* I•**!!» Hotunifn, h vfni bri'li*. with .» tin*
c«llauc. ii«* «!mw«*r KriililN c\*nit;K
nt tin* Itninr «»f Mtn. Stcwnr*! in
CHt I- ((cighl
• tliiiNni win* pfayi*.| HumiK^ thi*
^vtiiinr muf pritr^ wrro nw;«nli*il
Mr*. 11 \ Steintnryvr. Mi>. <’ t*.
Hti.llonv .»mi I Mi*. Hibluis.t.t II*
f i t - w l iu ii' f it -
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Nli' t'lnirmi* Tnylnr, Mi-, Minim*
Nnlnii. Mr-*
Ifnii*«*. M»I I Tttll*)tt. Mrj*. t'lilfm .l .l*»hn
•«ni, Mu Italpfi |Vti*u. an.I ,NI»
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a full lin lf- iiminrl o f
liiu l nm l g r im e fr o m
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RAIN COATS
by C A M B R I D G E
M IS S E S
STYLES
sixes 12 In 20 w ith t i e - w
a rou n d h ell. Tn n , lllu e
nnd
Aqua.
$9.95
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Beware Blight on Zinnia Blooms
By OIAN HAUIDAV
R r lr u tJ by Cent t t I Press A llocu tio n
IN LA TE summer when unnias
should be at thetr beat bntrytu
blight may ruin the blossoms, as
Illustrated In the accompanying
Garden-Graph.
Ae soon as the disease te no
ticed cut off the Infected flowers,
wrap them In newspapers and
bunt them to prevent the disease
from spreading. Unless this pre
caution la taken, the gray mold
will change Into a black cankerIIke tubafeance—the form In which
Ute fungus which causes the
disease Uvea In stricken plants
over ertnter.
Burning of the diseased plant*
la the Bret step In the contfol of
this disease, since the spores era
carried to other plants by insects,
aa well a* spread by wind and
rain.
Sanitation la tbs second step tn
(he control of blight. This means
that ID the fall there ahould be
• general cleanup of leaves and
lines the spores
A ft v Pa -
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\ii -int Smith.
ROBERT DONAT
TODAY'S GARDEN-GRAPH
And. minx maid. If you happen
to be ao unfortunate as to get a
dose of poison Ivy on your camp
ing trip here Is what to do lo re
lieve the Itch: Take hot water and
ordinary kitchen or laundry soap
containing an exceas of alkali and
rinse the akin several times. Be
sure not to use soap containing
much oil, for Ute poison la soluble
fat oil and will spread over other
parts of the akfat.
.
D'you know Ute Modern Mlaa
sewing mag Mine? Well, they had
a canfest to select the perfect
cover girl.- It wae won by 14-vesrold Jean Drflbaugh of Woodslde,
Delaware ipopulation 100). Jean
la a student of Caeear-Rodoey High
School In Camden-Wyoming, Dela
ware. She was chosen b r
and
Mrs. Louis Rotmuln
11.dpi
Hoik.red With Shower _
TUFSDAN and WKILNKSDAY!
Teen Talk
Jr\
M n. Baulin, of tho
Mr*. Iii.li I’m I in luldrrl.-it
I » t•l . olllloitm *'d to.
\%«w h«»n«n*\| < itii|j«\ ni«ttiiinir
•ii\ i p . ' i ' io iugiil.it I) »• hrdule.1
j |ovrl>
in a
.t o il,o r
*l,oL. ,.f i In- Juh wifi
•Iniiii^r loom .it the Or.inpi « ••«»»
Hotel in <Hi.until .»t II *MI \ \t 1 !*• I l l 1.1 llis oMiiiug at the Tlinn
.1*:.t l ot I ::11,j* on Bvm'CVoIi Lake.
l»y Mii»> ll*i(el Hatkcr. 1
taH
Mie .<.1,1..I tli.it .cveral mrnflx'ra
umh ifh l-rftl with an atttactiv •*
arranirrmnit •*( lulcr* anil lulh plan to attend the Urlnud.i meet
ing .it which the state president
nan.
The individual yrntinK arrange would he present ’ and a report
of tin Hooting would la* prerejiteil
turnlji urrv in.it kfd with
at the outdoo, picnic of tho Sanof carnation* nml tlie* hdli 'i •*i**
prr-M fitr.l i\ hand paii tr.t fold gioup on Hie lake.
ihinu cliraiet Im»* with i|iat»
aj»li5 tray, a*, a motlH'iito of tin*
«*ccA*ioh.
(iut*M» itu ludcd Mm. I'm tin. I
Mr*. Haymottil l.und*|iii*t. .Mi**.
Ijiwrci t «• Hat twfifhl. Mr* S.im
Walt
Mi
I pm Halt
M'
Hooter McClelland, Mr*. Di \o-i
Brussieir of tlrlahilo and M .
H A IT I BUM M P A '
Pnrkct also of Orlando.
July 23
.
T E It It A ( ’ E T A I. K
J.a-v Andrew* wn* hnnonsl i,
AVnrApns
Mr nml Mr* C W. ILiniil and
1%\ |•.i In'IIi* s Umisln
>i iting in W n-h tils sixth birthday h i'1 Wcdm•Oil \\«*«I«*Y
kbirnAinti
nimmlHi
I 1 f a* :guest of Mr. an I day with » party given l.j to
n**ll» |4»*»w I*'k»f Kl.l .IM8 illlllN .III
mother Mrs J. K. Andrew
..
M i. I
M Itvci son
the home of his giniidinnthoi iMiu inniliu; im »n Hu* ttiurkrlN. o
!«*f - i
r I
^ Mrs. K-i'st Price ha- m her 'Irs. C, I*. Italian mi " c l In
r t t ‘ » r t'k r * h a l t * 4 li. ir ib * ' i
l!aii«e gue-l Mi
BrLrrin
Slice!
lid
I
h
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Irbiiif
p utiit i ii|i ir Mm •
Dssl , f .SI
\|||*U itloc
The room* were decoriit.it
nml
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mI
H
it*\
i mi:.tin vIImiiiIh
! *inntiicr cut flower*
min^rnh mi*l **in*ri*\ In
t in
'l l * Dudley Glover of
»ni|’ a g,i me. were played tlinnu'ln,-, n«‘i«lllt Kit HU* |ifii|M*rllr> h\(h <ul«b'
ru stic re la tio n man Benjamin
i. v i-it mg Ini pm cut* Mi llllll 1Hu* afternoon A candy hum «.• ’ .turn! at tin* it»ji ut niir list nt trim
Kidds kisses Ills wife In Washing*
( . < iianti uf tin. ellv.
enjoyed hy all Hie guests. Pn »‘
limy rtMjiitrr mi «4m>ktin:
aukiu
ton ntt.-r ho had been excused from
wi re awardeil to Stella " hit I I1u*y urc lirlk ioiLt .uul nutvitlou-4
• testifying before IhcHcnato War In*
Attending the pilot Club meet and Joyce las-.
The honoiec
\ uimkI avnomio rl|M'ns Ini' never Vestlgating Committee. Klrlds reing in Orlando yosleid.iv woio received many lovely gift
I
I
t »i.| s f "K
to | oltm* mi a tree leave it in rl|*u
i fu.icil to waive Immunity and left
Mr*. Joel Field. Mi~. Maty l!nw honor " f her birthday
IK wiiii*
Mill
,i I lit** • .»•••
,.ii room temperature to utitve at
the
stand
nflcr
Senator
James
Mead
lini. 'I i s. Al Hunt, Mr*. Z.rb
'Ittll (III*
<li Liii'li* H* It.i
The hostess wh*assisted ••)• mlltile sottne-.
Hot it cpioese
Batliff. 'I i « . J. C. Mitchell an I Mr» C. P. Ualniii, Mi* Aithie j pun Ii or ' thumb It It •on Imv said It was not llio policy of tho
lii*Li fill
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^Mi>* Gussio Hinton.
M i hi i;
liltW
ilairis ami 'M u Fan I Ala-el u> ja (trrn avmnilo
II In
,r .ommltteo to tone a witness to lesllfjr
against
tils
w
dt.
(fnlrpiattona4|
L »«•
tiro
III.
Tt
•einng lefirshmenl of
A . j fruit ts.wl until Hate i- ., -It. i
, 'l l . , Jin.picliue Mfliunntil Im, irankle* amt punch. I hose at-(resimnse m gcm lr procure ul .....
» «»\r> I . • l|u)> Util
ndurnett from t >■■■mnlo It. uli (tending
.
A -> *1
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il.clu.led J.a-v Andiews. ! • • « " « both ban.Ls llial
iTii
where she spent a wool ns the \temling
il
honor guc-l. Sarah K ale S.... . ,
that u ls t.-a.lv to . v
>, * t4«I ‘ f *rt h i !» \ u f l ( * I ) *i m \ ••Ut i l . !.n^
pi
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h»* •v\
ftu him till! v 4 h'.ll*
gm-si of Mis* Ada Adams.
, mi M
gertv Stella White Minnie and l«"*Tm e Miltrnlng
place It f- lb
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K iri). •» •
......... «iiriii«*Hpp»M •»! \4Mir rrlilc*
• 1|»1. kI* m <InIi |H*tir maiitfii or *<•
0 1 .1 •.
t .'t ' 1 i ’
K. m. • " *
, Never peel an avta-adn van,- ' l l l i l t l l «tl lu! 1 »» Ihr L’rrio h «1r«
'I i and 'Ir- l. K tioff had Betty
lien I
v 1 on)
venn,
,
Maxim
Itahun
Cut
It
In
linlf
l.mgUiwLie
tor
.to
Utg
otteri
give.-.
Just
(he
right
tom
Ii
ns tlteir guest, last work Mr and
i‘\• !
it
h
J
Also
Grady
I
urker.
J.
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it
vou
want
ting
like
sin
.
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ot
pinnsni
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Mrs. I.. It. Goff of fnutllln. Ga lairry Mann. Donnie Harris, t nar.1lllfl
Itg et .1
lu-Lst
sllglitly
to
arparate
hah
<
To
prepare
avocado
sand'.',
ti
and A. B. Goff of Jacksonville.
W. "D. Clarke amt lift out Ute need Uirn lit; ip spread, take two large avocado. fig 1.1 :s vl ) 1• u l.il, m m " l f .1
le* Itahun. Mrs. **'
hw*<;
ILltN
and child rep. Bichat d und Jean- the skin w|Ut the |Milnt of n k -lie I**el. ami mash. Peel, i hop', and tiLF.NN 1 1N< .1 i:. .lit.
Busty Hannon of Jacksonville,
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s
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f
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nie, of Leesburg, Charle# Burris, and pull It from the halves mt vm; drain one large, ripe tomuto Com IIAKKB. It 1'
Qrmer resident r f Sanford, visit*
rt 1 x S ASS Hit. .'I BA 1
Mr. and Mrs. F:arl Abeel and would a glove Inuti your liatMl blur them. . Nmv add two wide
Il In this city today.
)x-\
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children, Jintnty and Johnnie, of Unless tile |t*-eleil fruit I
lie s|mous mayonnaise nnd sen o:>
1 1 K 'll
I I ’ til
! 11 1 )
tiisf,- with lime Jitter, mtn, nt ,
Kansas City.
Kun . Itaytmmd served aj once, i.prlnkte wpii
Mrs Lucille Newby Bryant >>f
(!. |* Itul.un, Mrs. or lemon Jim e to prevent ill .<
1
1. 1 N l'ftl . and I lll*l |r * »*i
In sugar salt. tM'|i|>er and a
Ijikdnml Is spending some Unto E*nK>
tilth HI ' ' • Lilt** 1
Aithur llur- lion
ermis aiiiinint ot i tilti |ie|i>e 1 1
with her parent* Mt. and Mr*. |* . T. Kahun, M .
1,1 \.
1,, 1 .
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Ttic nviM-ado Is n ver.iittli
loll tike llie llllll t.illg llleilll w
Mr, J. K
\ndrews and
.f 11
.1. T. Newby.
fll.c a irur nvm ado lovei .,
Till y. gland tut samkwt, to
lack Mann
perleit tialf A e|**Ht a lit:,
dunking |Milutu or 1 mu , titp
Miss Vesta Ann White atrivcil
IcmiMi ai.d a stinker ol >,1 It .■1..1 to serve on shreildnl lettui e nr
in Sanford on Mondny from tho ‘ ~~
he ts completely happy
liage
University of North Carolina,
IVeled and then silent 01 ,!i. nt
Mastnal avocado seasoned
,
Cha|td Hill. She will leinnm nt
the nvw ado flla |terlci tly Into al- taste with lime Juice, salt, wot
mivit
any
fruit,
vegetahle,
m
h
I
imv
I.
home for the summer and return
rcstrrshlre, onion, dry or prciiatnl .
HI. Bugar One!
C the University for six weeks Glad to hear you are hnvtng some or rhlcknt .salad, or iKs'lnl hall- mu-lard la a salad dressing that
fun
Itaddlln'
your
own
canoe.
Per
ahella
ran
be
filled
with
a
salad
haa flavor, color and texture to in
Is Fall when she will In gradua
ted. Miss White Is the daughter sonally. I'd ratlier stick to a row- mixture. But make tit- dree ing oinmemt It.
boat. Or ntaybe you are a super
of Mr. prt.l Mrs, O. E. White.
swimmer!
Sltraklng ol awlmmtng here are
Mr. nnd Mrs. T. W. Jones nnd
a lew rules laid down It) New York .
son, Donald, left today for Hen
City's health commissioner and the
dersonville. N. C. Mrs. Jones will kkbs out tlirre niigtit profit by 'em.
remain there until thu rnon'h
I Don't ase wstcr wings or tire
of November when she expects lubes tl vou ran t -wIm 3 Hwlttt
to rclttrn to Sanford nnd Mr. only st lifeguard le a, he.* 3 Drai't
Jones nnd Donald will remain in K() iM.ynll(| y0ur 11111111 t H you're
Hendersonville for se)x?ra| weeks i jjym g |or distance wtinmtng. Itave
boat go a|ong S Don't play
nl then spend the rrinainder of
practical Jokes 6 Make sure the
tiite summer in New York state.
water Is deep enough Iwtore diving
7. Walt two hours alter eating be
fore swimming. * Stay °t»l ot the
water II you have heart or stmt*
.
trouble. B. Stay out ol polluted
waters. 10. Learn first aid.
Swimming Isn't the only thing
that ran be dkiigerotw. It you
plan to go camping, make sure
your clothe*! are flreproofed be
fore you get loo close to the (ire.
Washable Clothe* such aa your
Jeans and shirt* ran be dlpnrd 111
a nontnflamntable solution. Ilere'a
a good solution You ran make at
home: Dissolve teven ounce* of
borax and three ounce* of boric
acid tdry) in >u° quart* ol hot
water. BUr until nil the borax Is
dissolved and the water looks clear.
Don't dtp the ( todies in this aoItiilon. however, until they are
washed rinsed aivHtrled to remove
any atarch or soli tltat might pre
vent Ute fabric Irom absorbing
the solution.
The ftre-prolei live finish will last
only aa long as garment* are not
washed or soaked with rain. Alter
laundering II mud be applied again.
PAGE J H R L E
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whlch spread the disease w inter
over on infected plants and 'n
garden dehrla.
Barly In the spring, one ran
take the third step in blight con
trol. This calls for spraying of
suspected plant# and aoll with a
weak Bordeaux mixture.
Lille*, tulips ami pcnnlra rarh
have their own type of hntrytia
Wight. Infected III.** and tulip*
should be dug up immediately
and burned. Infected pconlei, as
Illustrated, should be sprayed
regularly with Bordeaux mixture,
beginning when the Bret ehoote
appear In the spring.
Bacterial Wight also attacks a
number of plant*, beans and
delphiniums am&ng them. When
the disease .la present. Irregular
black spots appear on the upper
surface of the leaves. To cherk
the dlseese bum ell fallen leaves
and cut off sterna In the fall. Be
fore growth starts In the spring
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oCJtnoxvIlle, ha* three rhlldren, all of whom ere older than Hall. The
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T U E SD A Y, JULY 23, 1946
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Sanford Artillery Booms A s Feds T rim Palatka 4
SO
Boston Is Really
Bisson Slated To Hurl Tonight;
In For Ball
Success Of Ladies Night Expected Going
Games This Season
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TUB HANPUKU tlEKALl), S A N F U U D . FLORIDA
?AG E FO UR
K-i- i f ,
- . * - 1 - n •.•-.,-* •*
l-?ui)rPt>
By Jack Sordf
athletic director
J
th#
ttM-frin will hr br»c#i
following
lUm* rilinj
pula t.» t)«r Mxlieft Klj.u At^tli*
In
Sanford Course day
riiun hoiiM* *fov»r •*t» ih*4 flf#l Muii' iiwlti Hial** of I* loridfe,* lo-wit
In the month of Atm at t. |J|«. I ‘Lots I t * I*, Blk- > Claf flprlas
u th# Mh ila t tif A URL*.. I ,* #
th* •ai«l |»r»|i
To Open Sunday wttffh
pit) under the said eerllflcsi.
I'-HC
surd
In
the
name
of Ann!# T.
With Tournament! Dalt-d this 2nd 'l y of J»t>'. D**- Hoda**.
Kale** M'd c»rOtti-»t» atiull he
t
,
111
V i Am
O. I ’. IlK H N U O N
t 'lr ik C ir c u it C o u rt.
Sem inole Ciiwnry, PtorWn
leileeiued nrordlnu -lot taw. the
AZALEA HOWL, J’alnlka,%luly t r
proecety ilesctibfit. theiela wIII he
Manngrr Ed Levy-VY'hltner of IHK.U.)
■4G.VKINGS IIKK THK iT 'F F
23, {Special> —
HI Levy'*
sold I., the highest t.Milrr nl Ihs
tlte Seminole Country Club an
ilpr.;
U, FK AN K K t K
rolirt' bmrse dOur'un the flrsistunrajuvinatcil .Celery Fad* continu
n o t ic e o k a p p l ic a t i o n rent day
III III*, month «r AUBBSt. Tsis.
nounced
that
the
official
opening
A
P
New
Statures
Sports
W
itor
TAX
t<l:titi
ed to add games to their win
wlilrh t* Ihe jth dn) 1 uf Auguri.
of the permanent greens on the
NEW YORK Now that the tecChapter t .U f nl t*.lt>
column here last nllht. The San Hill* M»tiif» rfHAXKOltD
1SU
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•MM.sduS* 3 1 O
md LouiH-C'onu light i* history,
frflnt nine will be held Sunday. NOTICE 18 IIEHKIIT itlVEN. That
atop tht* Sad day of J*ty. t»t«.
ford team, off on another bit tint; m in^. zt>
1 ti i
tut'
<i, „r|r K. Vukam. Jiaturr nl, T*X
Owner
Tom
Yaw
key
of
the
Boston
0 . P. K E K N b o N
July
28.
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_
_
_
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Britl*
,
ff
i
apree, pounded the I’ulatka hurhr
. iVttirieaie No »7*,
the lltl
t'teik Circuit 1 ‘ourl,
Red Sox had better make plan* for
-4Uf. If
•
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The plans for Sunday include nDlAy nr Aueust V D„ ivi*. bs* flbd
Hudson for n total of ten hit* 1
8
emlnide Cutinly. Kim Id*
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2
I
| j»y ti.
iVcuttow crowtb in Hi* lit**** non
*
*
tournament and prize* for ih e
u *)!- I8EAI.1
while the Paul moundsman Goo»e t*lls*4 iHr, «’
3 « 1
ip
at
Fenway
Patk.
f
1
0
winne'rs. The schedule for the Issaeit. thereon. 8abl rtriiriril.
Kettle* allowed local* hut ai* illorln. ti.
The nation* top *P'-tts columniilYAIil.
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hrsrvs
Ihe
totlowln*
dearrttirU
iournanifM will he announced at
(Cattered blngles.
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Krill**, ]*
sis and featun writer* soon will
err t e r v o u r
■. g» •,
.In the Cfntnty -‘f 8*tua Inter date. Other attraction, in- pro|H-riy
T* 11 i*1M -- ,,,~.7^T 3S i 1 ft
Neither team scored a run till
>e flocking thcie t» sec hi* collig;in*>ls. rti*u of KlorlJU. lo-wlu
PA l« ATKA
cluile
a
buffet
supper
In
celKbrat.«l*
IS
A
J
O
mock
2
1
Clay
the first of the fourth when San
tion of star*. They still -cent to be
__ * , 3 n ft
Hprlnk*.
tion of the opening.
q
ford pushed a lone tally ncrox*. Riifa» i * *’f
re:
*r—
ooking for the answer t«* the naI « t
The n«-et*inent -if ID *abl prqii! . .
1 1 2
Ill the last of the sixth the locale HVRnt-.fl. -a
tlonnllv circulated magazine yarn
Mr. Whittier stated that there erty uniter Ihe -aid rerllfli ote Is
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3 •I
scored their only run of the tiffnir. 11 *11111. If if
■What's
the
rnatlet
with
the
Red
are
hopes
that
the
Itack
nine
could
sued
w.o. tn lbe name uf larwreara
2
..
.
.
--4 ft
,
jyi"r„
In u wild ninth Inning the vlsl* FlfiriidMf1
Sox T
9 ft
be opened In three weks, hut ax j linn
, II*
,
I*nl«*»•
fprllflrulp •hall I*f
IJ'itijiz,
^ii
M «
to r*ta llie d , three run*, hut the
Thi Boston American League
many a<i four may be needed tu rnUrniPtl nLM*j'»rtllniC to lit*, tlu*
ft ft
ntry I* the" gnat* »t thing since
neglect
Azalea* could not master thi
unpft)(imrrllittl
th«i*,!n
^
1
1
1
Iiivvnii i»
# n ) it Its Ih t* » » lie * ir « i M « 1d r t at* t l i r
\—
unit won tlm Tuple fiowti. And
remarkable jiilrhing of Kettle* In
I*
1
condition,
rtiMU InmiRgs
fib thi"- f I f » t =Hftil
a i i ii e f the rich lied Sox don't win the
U'llglfM*
sin*
their half of the ninth.
Tho manager I* In hopes. that ■fhiit 1n1’t!j 'nt*mfli' wf Afiflil»J.* IU 4*’
T;U\*
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3
3
lefinan.t
thi*
r'lt.oti
-Oprc
fellows
Oscar C|nrig continued to show ■*f'—W tlM f*tr Hudson In ffh.
whtTi*
in
th#
$t\
day »r .Viifti*-.
thu building project" can ho start
will In- saying 'ihey ju*t ‘‘burnt
ability at the plate and in the
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H«*orp \ * j t Itiidn**:
ed
st»>ri
and
with
the
completion
ihem*elve»
not
"riling
it
fact
early
Dated thi# 2nd ilsy of /aPy! IZ li
ftft« I oft Gui—l
field Pi he knocked odl u almibio PANKDIIU
O; I*. IIKH.NDON
of the present plans that the
196 091 •
l pare.
and a single in two I tip* tr> the I'.il.tUd
Clerk
1 *0 0 ..,
K
f r o in : lfi*ri«otL
lU a ric l!rr>.iI|ihI*"|v i-1 * *m in i, IIlark
Seminole' Gouptry Glub will (wj *'Drit itfrralt
rfrcult tfobrj
The, llgd Sue appear to have
S
, n it r id e C n u n ir , K lo t ld *
plate. Sharing iu hitting honor* molt;
2, M M a t t * * * .
Ihe best course in Central Florida. IXBAI.)
verything from a f5,iMKl life In
Miall
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r.
Tuft
h
HttM
l*Att*
d
in;
with Gloria were the Sanford {■«|fflW|i l-{\kr
Two. tuisij IBM! un»nr" policy >n*iver> player to
manager Kd Defy who bloated a U vi't fltorl* \ljtlBIr ntFfP-litj*- Paul Senreibet, the best batting
N O T IC E o k a p p l i c a t i o n k o h
.
f. Kl«*|«fn
double and a single in five trip* hin
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TAX DEED
,
practice pitrher « vgr to get Id* ear,
PtJdr
*-f
If
I*
4
Hr
grant*
TuitB
C h a i i f . ' r " T T 1- 7 o f l i t
and Dyron §harpr thi; Hamford JMot.lf T'lm-' TutrIt", |ivy." l-t ft Pinnetl baek. Wftrr all, Mr. Hchreb
*. - t f f
"TTTI
calc|icr with ii pl*Jr of \itiglra In «n •!«*■"• et.Ttitr.nl il, piilatVii *» Ib e r ’ did help" ItltjS’j j . iYCii, juiik |-j
Y I* k «ttiis •h f it d it r lilt T u i
L ■■vs
trios
118 Park Avenua'
Jive attempts.
-+Htdn*rr P."K»t--r Yankeeluii* forttkr World 'Serii
N o . t f « . Ip taycdl t h * • h f l
t in * f l l > i j
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Tonight Sanford entertain, thr 'J ;;,,*.
. ^ . . X r V T !p K . i
NEW YORK (A P I Assault ha, day
i u f fire* a n d l i » «
»3»atl*‘
Phone 29
Thrr«*'n
mix ti ifnifiir «»ii in lh«*
Leesburg I’arker.* in a single game lira Jfti,*ir»l Wild tilrchesi Ko
been fierjuently referred to as a
tut
A
f a x fl«*e:«l to ».e
Irlt I ‘me Ift,
flip i 1»I Hint VVtl (NHtwiir
that liittsl
c f ir i.. iK a t tl t e f l l f l r C t r P i l l colt witn a deformed foot, some
Starting at H:t& I*. M. The game till
I!»»**ti flat Tit!
f il'Mfllf'I 31lift
\ i-h Yiiilt mrintf fi»n* iltiti'l ml ftp |
I xtre mists Inbided him the ‘‘ threeha* been specified a* "tanlie*
the <iaily ilnuhlt'. lii"^ who fin uri*(
legged cult.’’ Ills mill font is not
Night'' by the Sanfoid ltu»el>all
filtrhlly visitor* to the trotting i
a ilefunnltv hut the result of an in
Association and u five minu’.e
race*. All that’* iiertled here now
jury; a nail picked up In hi* rightappreciation program liy George
ate dog tares.
foic-fuut a* a veailing. The'injury
Stine will precmle the game, A (
left the frog of the fool malformed.
largo gathering of Sanford fans
A fR ie f ic pieftfcft
The hoof require* a special shoe
Karl Johnton, the ItuMmi Red
is expected lu be on hand to
1*1 Pft 1 S»x southpaw relief a«e. was pitchand give* the colt an eccentricity
AY C A io Stsrrrtwitness
the
affair.
.728
Orlando .
•
f.7 * .
!>,.#• At"
of gait which many owneiv. prob
‘ J.'f’ ting batting practice with a redU xiidBRSt^ fiSktyeAiK
A* n result of last night's game KANFOR 11
M 39
ably wish .their colt* possessed.
*’ . j headed tiyuut kid rati liing.
the Fed* gained a half of a game St. Auguditio .
fit) 42
.611 j -|ty th,. way," -aid the redhead
)U s te e a a t O e rift vt
on the third place St. Augustine i trial ml
.4 8 -15 •bid when they came to tin- bench. "Sly
\y j
A<C*4tO STATe iie ic e I 9 l l AMD V.I1.U
40 .55
Saints. Si. Augustine was to play Gainesville
.421 name'.* Olson. What’* >our,7"
B& « e i Tk c p HcyTOJsje^
at Itaylotin liaach hut thi* game I’nlutka
40 fid
.417
"Mine's Johnson." said Karl.
Wa* postponed on nrcuunt of rain. I lay Iona I learli
3d 67
,400 "tilnd to know yti ”
tin** iix th is :*
1 * 1 a J .r J
3UI
t d.-tui Ilium'll] he W.u Uing rib
A* it now *lands the Fed* /ire Leesburg
•1 • *■11 *'* I**rh nii T Ii 11r «ita.>-1_
,37 67
* Ms
July
t
n
|liti In."*ill ol !
l
»
d
ontd
Joe
t'rotilti
(..hi
bun
to
re
lie,lilts
four and one half game,, ahead of
La "I Nigh i
Pul.Mi tn»liut(ltifi wtil t#TFh> L)iii» 1
^sr.
l«.ri to the Yankee Stadnini the
the Saint - and air IJ'v games
(Irlnndo 7. I.er-burg I.
1 Si IhiuI Hus Tirv» HIipa fruiti
m l time tin- lied Sn* came In
behind the league hading Orlando
f‘'r" *w S3.'., % unit 1« I'll. Th# lli.anl
SANFORD I I'alatka I.
u - r v M tho r l« I»t l-j irjn t uttf »*r
liy JULIAN STENSTIIOM
Senators.
Delaind 7-0, laT’ burg 4-2 (2nd f" wn
itl
‘
game 7 Inning*-.
T w LA \V |TjN, J4ii|>s>* tIt.t**lull*' nl
Itolik Hlertibei g,
passed
St. Augnitirx- at Daytona llearh
II A’ W. game* thu* far.
Fan* M intakr
vi 1 ilgbtl) wh.lt. V. 1
lllxsy
m »ri» i: up
U 'l‘ 1,1* At l**\ n »K
(jipd.. rain).
Not to be slighted are the other
T.m.1 -auk when ll.o k waved ut »
» « a » Witbrljc mlsUke-thaf
T
DKKIi
(iames Tonight
»
Ii.ijutel
17437 m| i 'ti:,
player*
on
Ihe
squint.
This
U
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n re lhl' ,"rllf,r ,,,,, nM,,r,‘‘l 0CCUrrini’’
s«
n
h
1
IS
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fi 1VUN, That
Daytona tleuch ai Hrlamlo.
id game,-was asked bow lot leg* at the Municipal Park la ipt.lr an aggregation of util lime soft *’* ” rR K \ HltKIIVhulttrr
nl Yi* i
acme time I* jeering the umpire
Leesburg ut HANFORI).
. tell.
r. nr * »t» N i tilt, IwailUp Ila^ aril
New York When comedian Hob
ball
player*
around
Sanford.
Clay
when
he
ha*
an
announcement
to
DeLand
at
St.
Augustine.
'Ll)
of
AUKijftt
A
II,
l»lt,
On*
r11 x.i
"Well, they’re still on,'* lelurned
Hope recently becutne part-owner
atue ifl liii itlfiff and hiYF made
I’alatka at Gainesville.
make. It I* a natural tendency Williams, Roy lirltt. Karle Evan*. ’j|l|dli
Hank.
of CleveluiKl * Indian*. ri (>orteclly
>t.in
r.
>1
|»r
Jack
Evans,
J.
W.
Altman,
Hon
i
a
la*
dcul
riaatiKil
If yon ask me, nobody knows for fan* to bawl out the man.l*-- Jon**, Clyde Tcrwillegwr,
Hnftl acrtlfla.u*
by paying |ITS.boo. he lultllictt an
c
i
t
y
i
.
k
a
g
i
i
:
hind
the
plate
uinl
all
of
us
have
IiflU
&
iaS
tiift
that bitter than Hank ill* It-gs
foltftwlnlf ilrni filled
ambition shared by other Hollygrand old time doing * 0 . That Tmirhton and other.* make up this l>r*i|«-rl>- In till* t*.,ll 111V i f H*:*111
w.
Pel. mast feel like lie's wearing nihbri
wikmJ ;d*r*. anmng i Iipiii lung Cros
ibnlt'., shinit- « 1 Pl*r|ii\t, h» U 4
winning cluh.
I
btltl
Ilnynrs
A
Wiltluin.
ti
boot*
filled
with
water
and
pushing
I*
one
of
the
reason,
that
.Jtlpoy
by.
Ul|*4 4 Iu ? It Iiirk 7 t'lar HL» lugs
The spirit. of the team seem*
him » n>whout lie1, getting to run like of u* attend tha an.iivn.^
games. r ^ ,
Tlit- 4%nF*Ilit* nt .*f gltd- Mill Pi ftl*
Crm-by bought’ ttie Dosbm lirnVc* Senility I.Unitar (‘.a, 3
17-FOOT UTILITY RUNABO UT
X
!
r
(
tJ ill’ll 1 Itss
ft! «t!t IFIa il F t
Rube
It
nil.
the
best
in
the
league.
They
1
1
os*
-AmuiCliniil
Tu.
I
.500
in 1837. but the deal was raticeliM
A* tlieie 1* fur evcrylhlSi el*o,
1
1
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*
.
4
*
III
oUdi
f
It
ft
*
flJlflir
uf
*
V
.fi'Jlli
by the late Judge Ketualw Moiin- "Ihu San lin'd Hu1 .1IJ 7
there Is a lime' and place . for
HWlla» 1
Joe J'rtntx, tb. former Noire
tain Landis, them baseball mniniU- Robson .Vptug. tinmif :
1111
Uttlr
rrrftf tcfltp etui Ij Is.
Dame
ilrumbenti-r,
h
u
_s
tinjump
sioncr. because tile erwirr already Gar|«;tilei»J tmion
IrOn
o
rrirTtHwl jcrniilliig |n t,» vi 1hr
|
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1
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oil tin- National Fonlbull league when he bn* an announcement to
owned a racetrack and .stable*
r
iu*
d i h» rsin » II l*r
being of the club, (lur hat*
Thi* i* the Famoua Higgin* PT Jr. Dcaigned Hull
tfte- ll'fiarpt laLldej ut I law
and is .Iimig a flrat 1 ate job pub majlc
Since (hen CfCtfbv often ha* been
■
are o ff to the Hnync* and \\ 1II1 - court hM'liJ
M
T
I
mu titl Off ftlwl Mull All Mahogany - More Speed - More Maneuverability
rumored dickering lor an bttereM
licizing iln iiew All-America Foot
.. . . fan* do
. not. .realize
. . it - that am# softball team.
dug lu il*c tn-dii Ii fef I IIgy*!, 1:*i i
Most
,
More Safety r More For Your Money
in major league club* fi-i na*- band
ball Conf.-icoi-i- All eight of 1 In-it
n hlrh »• U|e ill* Hit) uf Allh'UM.
leader Harry Janie-,. It-t.y (lia b le’*
club* will In* in training by Aug. I. the umpire I* making the an WILD CATt> IN MAJOR*
1)11
lit Anaelsbr Press
In*ted Oils 2fwl day of July, me.
husband. James l* an aval fan.
nouncement for the benefit of thu
The NFL doesn't like it.
V1LLANOVA. I * a —(A P I-F o u r
n p II LONDON*
Hope U ihe secbiul movie funny
official M-orcr more than antfkne |otlnn Vlllanova College baseball
i'i*-rk 1‘ n ull I’nurt,
When
Lawson
Lillie
wen
the
■ • tirman to in-come part-owner id a
The new Monmouth Park race- else. The scorer bn* hi* biino* ntavora ore performing with tnaM*~fit1m»tp y « ti111f f UJ*1r I<kt
r|:e -I B ‘a ' '
club. Joe E. Hrown has an Interest National Open six year* ago ho track at Ocean port, N. J. will really full. and when It* cannot hvtr'tho jpr league tcama this wargm. Mick- IRKAJsJ
m b,
Ur the Pacific Coast League's Hol jumped immediately' to n phone be somethiup when il‘* C(im|de(«J. announcement* that art- made, ey Vcrtum Is starring with the 8«na
to rail -hi* father in California That won't be until 1947. However,
KHIl
N iiT fr n
UK
A l’lM .lf A T In N
lywood filar*.
this, add* to hi* Innumrralile lors Nick Ellen and Mike Oar324 S. BEACW STREET
TA N I
•
In professional football. Don and give him the great news.
the current m i l ling run* until July headache*.
bark arc with the New York Yank
l'hl»»'f* r IT l i e *.f l#3S
D A Y T O N A BEACH, FLORIDA
Amrclie Is jiart-ownnr id liie Los
The connection was made and 20. Mm h puDnnagu Is expected
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IS
II
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K
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T
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ees
and
Len
Mcrullo
L*
a
dtorlstop
I'mp Rtapping
Angeles Dim* ami Kale Hmlth. die young Lawson said. "I won the from New York since the track can
MljSMfgfr I! \ HtfKUl.
»*f T# %
Acconling to Associutcil J’reis, with the Chicago Cub*
lloaton Yanks
dV’fttTM fit** \ ‘ *»T9 t» *tiH l H i*' **th
Open, Had."
he leached from hi'te ill an hour and
•lay of A iik u»i ' 1 1 t•»31 tu m rit«-i1
I'rea
\t
G.
Ilrnmhum
of
llte
The connection wa, made and 11 half II lakes much longei to get
YALE CREW CAPTAIN
d im
rt n it
fi%
1 n •! h i * m in i*
young l^iwson said: "I won thu lo t-itbei t,anli'ii City at Caiiub-n. Miner l.i-agui-s called upo* Mr.
NEW HAVEN Conn
1 A P 1 - ia|i|»Ur#*!Lift fee| a in k tlrm t In t»«the ni-w Atlantic City j
I’a.lg. tt. president -tf the Alexander T Brown ol West fiuf- I * * UTil |ll*» rf’OlL S5»*e| i- t llf li" ! # *
N. 1 .
u|ien, Dud."
Florida Slate Raseball I (ague. flekt. Conn, will captain Yale's tirM ff U10 fitllo’wIfifl: flMcHLiHl
His father said: '‘Thai’* great, (lack.
jir o p e f ly
lij
11»•+ C o u n t if
h i
H #m *
Iff A**«rliilr»| I’ rfu
for a complete .report of tlw re 1917 varsity errw
Brown t* 23 ii.tH i1- S t a le n| F Is iT l.lt, t n w l l :
son. hut do you know what? I
cent incident in which Mr. ?>0i*r yearn old. six-feet, six-inches and
AH Hlock 29 t’lay spring.
abut a 75 myself today. Iat me
T t» * u w e p *im -itl i f th e paid
.Smith, president of the D tianl Weighs 190 pounds. He captained
I|l baseball pm Inure n_ pitcher tell you about IL"
club was alleged to have slipped the Hotchkiss basrball team and Trl> und^r Ih*- >atd rertUIrM* '»•
that you can hit regularly i* a
And *a [atwaon, who had won
Hunt wan In the name uf Utrrrnr#
Umpire Ros* CruHIla.
also played Jimlor van ity hockey UiNt|t#r.
•’cousin."
the greatest American golf tour
Ilramham said that hr ws* In at Yale.
Unless paUl rerMflmfs* shall t*f
Well, that Seems like n weak nament, had to stand by the phono
NEPTUNE, N. J. ( A P ) —Johnny formed that Smith had slipped
I edeyfiled ACCurdlnK In lAW. *|>*
word for Jhe way George Selkirk for the next five niinutr* and •Alberti I* starting his tenth sea
of the Y’ankee* used to vet ulotis listen to hls father', play-by-play son a* pro ut the Jumping lbook the umpire after the Utter had*
with lloh Joyce, now a Giant, blit account of hls round in 75.
Golf ami Country Glub which thi* rrpAti-illy thumbeil hls mu,, at
seven yrnrs ago a member of tho
season irturns lo the golfing scone spei/.tors. The league, Jlmtiham
Philadelphia Athletic*.
for it* flat full year of activity ndilyil. had fined Smith }2Pt and
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disciplined Crucllln.
*inte the war.
Hack in 1839, Joyce came on in
relief
for
the
A
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one
day
against
The
pirlurc
Ik-hole
emit
sc.
a
par
Teds Hitting
K fljSi o"
72 fm it* n,tu7 yard* . will b<< the
the Yank* and pitched five in
Not to go unnoticed is the de
site of Hm New Jersey Pio-Pro
ning*. Kclkirk hit him for two
The scheduled came* In th> slate chainpionshlp on Sept. 27-89. cided turn for the belter that
home run*. The next day, Joyce
Ihe local b*»*h*l| club ha* d-nwti
City Softball league were'washed
Albyrll holds the course record la the past few game*. The Fed*
again appeared In relief, hurled
away Inst night by n downpour of 07. set iu 11137,
two and two thirds Inning* ami
toppled the Raima twice, Muting
A u to C u sh ion * .— ..... 1.79
...... .
1-09
that lusted for a good hour ami
gave up tw hit*. Doth of llioiu
their best hutlcr* for 8 * ijr i‘"»
a
half.
Auto
Horn*
......
2,9$
wera homer* by Selkirk.
.... firat game and elevea th*
The games that were lo tw
Auto Polish .............. 30c
tecond. DeLand wa* the n«it to
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rate
layed were'. Mos* vi Carpenter*',
Polish Cloth .....
15c
down undar th* new drive,
P i. ..........
f| c
One out of every 15 IJ. 8. fntn- (W on and The Herald v* Security i n o tic e uk APPLICATION
a p p l Ik
KOH
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ey fell by the
Radi tor Stop Leak ...... 19c
IHaa i* dependent on milk for a Lumlier.
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SIX TH R ILLIN G RACES IN C LU D IN G
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While. Tire Paint _____ S7e
Khaplrr ITUT of ltl|
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scheduled at a later dale.
a incivaaad
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FLO RIDA O N E MILE DIRT TR A C K
with 13
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LEGAL NOTICE
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LADIES NIGHT
Ladies Admitted Free
INSIDE SPOUTS REPORT
M U NICIPAL PARK
8:15 P. M.
LEESBURG vs. SANFORD
Crosby Also Wanted
Interest In Club
snriiiai.
Higgins
Now On Display
SPORTS LAUGH
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Daytona Beach - Biggins, Ltd.
SPORTS ODDITY
Jumping Brook Linkn
Back In Full Swing
MOTORCYCLE RACES
Downpour Washes
Out Softball Tilt
SUNDAY AFTERNOON - JULY 28
2:00 P. M#
SEMINOLE SPEEDWAY PARK
Casselberry, Florida
Legal Notice
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Tire Pumps ............. t
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■surd thrrrnn. Held csttll
hreers the following dsi
eperty in tha Comity of
Bola,
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At thlz writing the Haynct and
lie d was In tha nsm s aof T i ll Ms a
William* antry Tn the local *oft>
Oanin,
UnUs* satd rcrlltlcst* shall ha ball league setms to l*e the team
rrdsrnird arroidlng to law, - tha to beat. Arthur " W
■Wnlleljr . shown pitching
I
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All in all tht total whiter of
MU in Uw last four game*
a Duty 49. That is good
littjng tn anv man’* icwm* •rt. It average* a Httb ovir‘12
Its per game, | ,
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m10
art
Dated tht* ted da
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ELECTRIC SERVICE
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Hare s taro— an3 you’ll have electrical equipment.
Take cars of email adjustments and repair* before
thojr become big repair Job*,.. Through const an'
experience in .our line, we have th* backgrt
do Ihe jo * well and satisfy even
ADMISSION $1.00 .
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THE SANFORD HERALDrSANFORD, FLORIDA
PACE
B y
5 ARTICLES
FOR RENT
1 ROOM cottage trallrr- t Can
accommodate 'J, I lit Myrtle.'
FOR SALE
FUU1T J A lts
pints-miarts-hnlf gallons
Aim llrlit. ran*.
l ’ART of iny homo to couple or
with one child. 4 mile* from
P. O., Country Club Road. Call
after 7:00 I*. M.. F. A. Heck.
H ILL
HARDWARE r o .
301 East Fir*t St.
~7 QU AItT NAT?UN \1
PRESSURE CAN'S’ KHS
H ILL HARDWARE t o .
301 Cant Flret Si.
FURNISHED 3-room apartment
* round flbor. 107 N. I>ocU*t,
Phone 724-M.
2 ROOM opt, to eldetly or tuiddle-a*ed couple or lady. Phone
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JO".
PKSTKOY
DI»T IH',Sr
for all Insect*
H ILL
.
HARDWARE r o .
301 East Fintl St.
LARGE cool front room with
private bath. Close in. Sum
mer rale*. 7UC E. 2nd Su
ADY’S gold wrist watch Fie*
title- band.
SI* month, ,dd
$50.00 cash, phone 966.
2 BEDROOMS with kitchen privi
leges for Working Kills. Phone GIRL'S blcyfle.
$1500 * nt„,
few (food old things,
Mr*.
Dorn Munn, Geneva.
2
WANTED TO RENT
ONE Oliver 7-foot tractor farin
harrow. 24-18 inch .disc. Jn<|ulre "Hanson. Paula.
MUST hove furnished house of
apartment before August I,
Just received! Shipment of
Pcrinanctit, no children. Walter
HIKD’S ROLL ROOFING
High. Pb. H2-W.
complete with nails A cement
W ANTED to rent house or apart IIIL L IM PLEMENT CO., INC.
ment furnished or unfurnished.
LAW N table* — W ill seat a penCall 649-J.
ple comfortably. Keats .aUai-.h;
FURBISHED house, or two Iasi _ ,an.. pJThted $30, unpointed $25.
Ho*
102, Smtfnrd.
. -ewmsapL _
Jilw-JYrman
ant resident*. ~ Phone 1157 u
We have all types of
HOOF PA IN T
for metal or composition,
2 tilt A* reoin furnished
H
ILL
IMPLEMENT
ill., INC.
ment or house, Pennane
dent. Phone 309-W.
HAHY CARRIAGE - leatherette
with ruWwr tires, ilil,
Itnby
crib—small sice, with mattress,
$8.tHi. gooil condition, 122 \v«.
'HEN you buy a home, gel a
cado Ave., Phone lOOs-M.
0 year fire and windsturm in
surance policy. You will save
appruxlmatoly 1/d of the cost USED gas - range, perfect condi
tion, high oven, bargain. Hume
and may pay (he ptumiurn in
309.
5 an mmI installments. See C.
11, Jloyd A Co.
LARGE 2 wheel trade, with wat
erproof* cover.
Red’s Te*;,r,i
Station, 12th A Sanford In .
SIX room house, rampletely fur
nished. Electric rooking rai'Ke.
refrigerator, hot water beatter. air conditioned, two car
brick garage, yard DIU-157.
large palm*, oaks and pirn
trees nad assorted shrubs—
orange, lemon, grapefruit, tangeritre, and plum tree, (tear
ing.
1005 E. 4th Street be HOUSEHOLD goods and nil., elfore noon.
laneous things, Mcivtlina- f,i|
sale now and every day until
T W O - s t o r y ho use
all is sold at 1511 Meltonsdle
n ic e s t
lo c a l lo lls
Ave., F. It. Dyson.
I ’hone 101C-W.
H A llY’S high rhatr
Also John
FOR HALE
sun 2Nr h p. oiiib-.m.l mot- i
A very nice five room bungalow
Phone 122X *W after r, I1 M
on west side of town, corner lot,
$7360.00.
ROBERT \. W ILLIAMS. Realtor
506 Atlauliy Hunk llldg
' 'W r i r 7:W
FDR SALE
buggy in
Two story three l*edrncm house
pinme 136-lt
corner lot priced at *750uin
ROIITIII A. W ILLIAMS. Realtor IIAIlV'S play |>en \
condition
Phone
506 Atlantic Hank Rldg,
Phone 732
6
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ARTICLES WANTED
THE SOLDIERS HAVE ARRIVED FOR
GERONIMOS PEACE TALK — ^
SO FAR, S O G O O D
LOANS
FINANCE your purchase* of
automobiles, truck* *ii,l rlectnin| equipment thru C. .M. Ui>y,i
A Co.
J
IIOHltuW HERE WHERE
PRIVACY IS RESPECTED
YOUU natural desire for privacy
In money matter* i* strictly
respec.ed her*.
Friends and
relative* ar* nut question*-*
about * your1 credit.
Your em
ployer or business associate*
will not hear of jour personal
affair*. There L no cause for
embarrassment.
Reasonable credit requirement i.
No to-makern on money loans.
Variable payment plans.
FAM ILY LOAN CO.
Florida Hank Bid*.
I’hon# 33
12
LOSE NO TIME RIDE EAST WHILE
I HOLD THE WHITE SOLDIERS r
HERE REMEMBER, DESTRCfy
THE TELEGRAPH i S H T T ^ t
WIRE r ------7 L u g w r
MAVQE THIS TIME H E'LL-• WAIT,
ISNT THAT A PARTY O F r~ ? ---- <
B R A V E S RIOING
A UGH
AWA> i ? r - = r ^
( m i no
L O O O L lO S / M A L
US
m elo d y w a n ts
TO HANDLE H is
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OF 1HESE
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» and posters
O— OF.K’K SIIJN S eJ O u ’E
^O. Ib. l^oulres*. Phone 1021
*;
WARNING io automobile mum
ami driver*. 38 -lutes now btiv,(tin t la.ys imposing htcivi (•••«allies
motorists win, turned
pay a judgment for injury to
olllets , .ii|s, il by tbi-ir aii!,,in„
tub*.
I,ni :u,- t.iking a * * > c
ebaore if yua d n v « ,»t it v-,ni
mllormilnle ■■ -tiiveo in n» i -,f
the-i- .t.ili— Hide*, you un -t
si if,« t Se,< a. ti—fol*- v„u 1 i*. '
» trip in yonr car t M
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SNAPSIliU K printed, develnfied,
enlargisl We copy old photo
graphs.
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FI HNITTItK RKH TILI
AND MECOV Kit I'D
Your for»utt i|- '-'id I -di life
new, will Wear bet to, than ever
when oar expert* rcb-id-i arot
recover It. Only the fine-' on
•trurllnn ranteriaU Used
I'Hom
1112 for a free rstinuiie and
choice t.f materials.
HANFORD UPIIOI.SI I ItV
116‘ 4 Park Ave.
Phone 1112
ONE hammer mill eomptata with
Orange
lM * TVhS IS T D o V _
^U TTEO LV T E f v P i 8 L ^ / L
l \,E S im P lY G O T ID S E E
M l? M E L O D Y '* - A N D t C
--1MEA1M
O U C C .'
DODGE ■ PLYMOUTH
PARTS AND SKID ICE
109 Palmetto Ave.
Phone 1011
SALES girl with some knowledge W IL L trade 1941 Ma*ter-Dvlux«
of
typing!
Coleman'*.
11-4
Cbavrolet for Ford o» t'revMagnolia Ave.. Phone 147. pick-up truck In gorul eondlUPHOISTERY fabric*. A fiat
Hon. ftiqulre Clayton’s Grocery,
■elrctlon In stock. K. S. Brown, FIRST class mason, $1.76 hour.
1618 Southwest Rd.
Plenty of work. H. E, Daniels,
2911 North Orange, Orlando,
1931 Model A pickup for sale
Mt. Dor*, ph. 2913.
P ir»f house on right, west o|
Have your portrait taken at
onroe Corner,
NICHOLLS STUDIO
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AKTfcD
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220 Melseh Bldg., Phone 1159
PLOWING— [sir acre or hour.
Children a specialty
Phone 4 1 4 - W . ______________
FERTILIZER—$1X5 a bag. 2528
EXPERT painting—contract or
Orange Ave.
hourly hasls.
Phone
55-gallon
metal
drum*,
roou
il5 4 , c/o Hanfonl l U r 4 « r i “n
IT PAY! TO LIITEN
cundltion, $2.00 each. Southern
00FING and repairing and
Chemical*, Inc., 204 N. Elm
Bead Tb« Ail*
palnling are our specialties.
A v*„ Phone 96L
Get your roof fixed l^forw Iba
R0RT1I Carolina grown Copenstorm* come. C. W. Bellamy.
• haran Cabbage planU, ready
V. .O, Box Ht3, Sanford Fb>rAiu. 18th to Nov. 1st. Place
jrour order now for early d*livery. Call 706-M._________ _ ROOF ING. screening and earpen Ler repair*, contracting. I'h.
BEFORE buying thaTTARPAU L1081I-J,
IN gat our price.
Stanley0ENE .RAI. houeawork Or co^iRoger* Hardware Co.
Jmaphlna Jernlgan. 610
Ing.
BOAT OAR8T
E. 10th.
YES—we have thorn.
WORK wantesl, 5 o , 0 day week.
SUniey-dto*er* Hardware Co.
Rebecca Thomas, 119 E. 1th.
;
Y O U fl
t ',t r -
FURNITURE
STORED
J
BUY O N . OUR CO NVENIENT D IV ID E D -P A Y
M ENT PLAN. YOU HAVE A WHOLE YEAR TO PAY
f t
Butineta Opportunltiaa
rl
(«<uk1 Sofalieds
ire liouhle Value
In vest men Is
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Hack nt Inst to tln?d)(| pre-war tjunlity gtandfe9
nrtl.
You’ll never know the ncm« of louiitfo
clmlr comfort until y*u hn re seen and tried |h«
rock-n-fcller.
10
T g o o d , if
WELCOME T0 THE YOU MEAN
WHITE WAP'LiCRS / That, G E R I GFLEET YCU iNirf CMiMO, I'M
PEACE A f O ^
SlRE WE CAN
FRIENDSHIP /
CCME TO
•------- — -z - '"-73 TERMS.
g e r o m im c b i d s
FLOOR BANDING
and finishing. Clean ini; and wax■mg. New Door* surfaced to per
fection. Old l|ftor* made like new.
Cali
II. J|. GLEASON
' ' l*rke Mary. FJT*
41" VENTURA ATTIC FANS
H. B. POPE CO., INC.
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B o h (J r e e n
iY PAU L R O B IN S O b
SPECiAI. SERVICES
FOR SALE
LI, ROY your car, tegardleas
Small Tnmge uparlment - in ifcof age or condition. Roy HttI,
#
alrnhle locntinn close In. Priced
306 W. 2nd St
at $2500.00.
SAVE 20c out of ever) doll i
ROIIKKT A. W ILLIAMS. Realtor
W
ILL buy liroken down sewing, you spend f<" fire, w,<*-!.|,,nn
. 606 Atlantic Rank llldg.
machine!’, uny mako. Ho* 3!>2.
atllomobilv. workmen'- i niiipeii
satlofl, burglary liability ant
p lie i
4 R E A L E S T A T E W A N T E D 7. P e l l , L iv e s to c k , S u *p £
**HU• j| other kinds of <ioir#i .. t ,#>Tli
BA II It I I H. kui* U* * liDil cunifik'U* a tika nUr divider- d pul mg fml
WANTED, listings of furin*.
fqtilpnu*iit f'»i
chrup.
* | tchr*. (J. M. Roy 1 4 ' . '
h.omes, grove* and hutlness
fkn^r hnvi-r I'ftMnlers riatl 1 , 14
LQ ST & FOUND
propi-rty. .
tlccker battei y A other equip- s
IV. It. VVII.LIA VIS, REALTOR
meat. Charles L. Biblgea, call F u tIN p —spare tire and wl
418 Atlantic Rank Hltlg.
Telephone 1130
LIST ynur property with Tom I BUY cows, calves, vearllnga
It W. Lord, Phone 788-W.
Boll, Salesman for W, R- WII*
15
^ J T O S FO R SALE
liami.
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SMALL TrotwOod truder. gill-,I
IN BUYING'OR SELLING
8
HELP WANTED
cuntRtiori,
Nrw tiie.. sleep,
REAL ESTATE—It pay* to deal*
*. I f H . Plume 111 IV
through eJperlenced broker*. If GIRL for soda f, untain at Fan
cy's Drug Store. Part time nr GOOD pick-up truck Plume arty
•you have groves nr other pro
full time.
j W or call at I to VV First Si
perty to maraet, or If you are
yourself in the market, contact
tL K. Aiken.
TAILORED
man
”
r
woman
want
Win. <), Rrncher of C, F. Batched to ciHik for a people, (amity UTPJ PLYMOUTH 4 dix.r sedan.
ehh-r. 28 East Washington St.,
style. GoihI salary plu* mon
A -l 'eondilion. A'*-> Guernsey
V
Orlando, phorre ’,1620,
and hoard. Permanent work
etn*. W. T. Ilalh-V Take Mae,
for right person. Box 99, Her
Service Station, tarko Mary.
K ARTICLES FOR~SALE
ald,
S’:
F IV E
market.
Thot ’n m^hing like it on thu
See it todw and {be convinced.
SMALL husinesa. Good Ineomr
Tim e Intereatad, apply Hoi
FILLING
V In itoek, IW u r ‘ Eipoeun
leter* and Enlargere. Wle
Studio.
hath. Lneatad
Flret 34400.00
W | B I n g F o r * S ail
Everything #hown i* included except the lar>»o club chair, which
may be had op special order.
An officipnt and Attractive iivinc
room by day. By night, n luxurious apring-filled bed.
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g u lr tl.
t*n lK *a
id c a r t t f lv a le plin il I#**
r r d r e n te d
a c c o rd in g
li* Jaw*
!ht?
p r o p e r ly d e s c rib e d Ih r F v ln w i l l bo
p u lil It* th # bins heat b id d e r *it ( f ir
c o u r t Itutiffc d o u r nn th** f l r t l M n n *
d a y In t h * m o n th o f A n n u a l. !>**».
a h lr li I* . I h r il l * d ay o f A iik ih ii,
Senate Group Is City Promises
Willing To Hear Aid In Keeping
May At Any Time Labor Facilities
I'M lIa a r *
Fm «
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k 11
1941
1 fated tli la SimI day of July, fJii.
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TUE SD A Y, J U L Y 23, 1946
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
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to
le w , the
p r o p e r ty d e s c rib e d il t r r e lu w i ll Ite r#cl#citi#d it’conllRK lo lutt, - to*
s o ld lo l b * h i* b e e | td d d e r a t Ih e t>rap#rl) dvvtrlbfd therein h IU t>*
c o u r t b o u s « d o u r on l b * f ir s t M o n Mila tu the hUneAt ttlddi r bt' th#
d a y h i lb s iio io lb o f A ltru is t. 1*11. court h*»u«« door on the fif• t Sinn*
w h ic h Is th e s iti d n y of A u k usi. tUr In th# month of Aun«til* 114%.
w h ic h I p Ih n ftth d a y e f A ili t t ia t :
l»lf.
H a te d
ih ltt J ie l d * y o f J u ly , l » l * .
U, l \ 11E H N I K IN
I ’le r h C i i r u l l C o u r t.
M em roule C o u n iy . P lo rh la
im
lj* t# < l lh *« 3 ih I d * y o f J u lr , 1 9 H
<1 V. I l f c l l . M H l N
C le r k C ir c u it C o u r t,
w
lea la randy to meet nt any hour declared. This has created a need
O , I*. IIR IL M D U N
(H E A l.t
MrmpiitiIn Couniy, Kinr1d*
to suit the convenience of Con- fur additional worker*. Other
C i# r h C ir c u it C « u r t,
(H K A la)
gresimnn May. That’* haw ntutiou* wuriftr* here have been attracted
He fit in u la C u u n ti', F i o il d ii
T t» !
I l l 188
ftT A N I.i:r
M U H U A r.
(H K A I A
the committee i. to g rl the teatl- by tlfustry In cities and in other
M s c u n , ijs u r g la . i r r o l A d d re s s U a - B T A T H t » r K Io fO IIID A T O :
J ijh n Z
J»»tto«. re s id e n c e , Delmony of the chairman of the fnrtiAuiras.
hllfl
(«
li
M r T H 'K
UP
A I'P I.H 'A T IO N
P u ll
V im i i r r h t r o h y t t f t l r r r t l «rn l i f * r o ll , M lr h l»f*n
llouie Military CommlttPO con
Tfo bids from contractors were
.
TAX
l> E K I>
M
a
ll
A
d
»
1
i * 741 IU > 1 ln i(S H U # e |.
0|iilr«4i if*
a fii| ii[ipeft# up**n 111**
cerning hi* connection with n mid- received for thy City tenni* court
I ’h s p t r r M U ! o f IS IS
«*Ut list i nf A ii if >iHI A I* IH I. to I t e t r n j i , M ic h ig a n ,
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18
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it
K
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V
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N
.
T
h
a
i
wcat munition* combine now andcr project, according to City Mana
th e t it ll o f
n t r it i*if« I n>*»t
V»*u a re h e re b y o i d e i r d a m t r e
U o , r . r E . V o ltr.m , h o ld p r *.f T & i I m l tri liftM o m im o In th o r i f r t i . l q u ire d lo be a n d jip p e a r b e fo r*^ th u
investigation.
ger H. N. Snyer who attributed
I ' s r l l l r a l e N o. S S I. Iss u e d Ih e l l h
r i n f Ho m l no l r 4'o tm tjr, F lo n -tti, « i r . i i . t 1 H iir l of to # .M o th J u d ic ia l
The BenalA Investigator* aent this to shortage of cement, gravd a y o f J u ly A . U
1 *1 7 . h a s l l l . d
a i Hrii n ro rtf. F h > ri-U . h r M a r y l?. C . r r i i l t o f tIn* Hlate? *<1 F l o r i d * Ife* %
ha m s In m y o f f ic e nod has m u d , M ttfT |f, h i-h iif n n ftr tlo n fm i i n o i r i
Rapreaentative May n nulipoena r| and other materials.
c m l fo r K eiitln olf* C o u n ty In C h i i i 4 #
a p p lic a t io n f o r a l a * d e n i l<* lie
r e t ) on I h r I «»t Is d a y n f AUMU«(.
T h o , H a n fo rd llo r a h l I?*
to appear today, hut May said he
Issued ih e r e n n Maid e s r l l f l t a l e **m
During the war period at the
Oil
I Ii r n « W ftttl> tr «f»
llltli A l», 13 IS, n t th e C o n f t l l o u i e at
waa too huiy with legislative request of Naval authorities,
b ra c ts
t ti«
f o l lo w in g
d e s c rib e d a rd * r K h a li i>» (m t.l U n * d for four Sx-nford. F lo r id a . I«» a n s w e r * t w o r t i
p r o p e r t y In Ib a C o u n ty » f K t m . C H f lM i'lt llt p V t r r k *
matter* to comply. A * a member McHonvflie Avrnue, which ter
b ill o f r o n tid a lu L flte tl n g n ln e l y o u
• n o ie . . h l a l , o l P b x lit v . l o - w l l
I m io . j rrtyled
I’o u rt
by
W iT .S 'K K H , #», P. llo r n * !« n . <*k»h , In
Ih o
• f Cnngrc**. May can ignore the minates at the Sanford Naval
la d IS lilts , l i C la y H p rin g s .
f lf M l t | C o u r t , « l H a iito ifL ('lo itfh t. p o lo r r a Jnnea. S a m # b e in g m b ill
subpoena with immunity—at least Air Station, was designated by
T b e a ss e s sm e n t o f H ie s a id p r o p lb I# Ihr le t d a y o f J u ly , A. t* fo r a f in a l d e c re e o f d i v o r c e , n l h t f *
e l ! ) u n d e r lb s s a id c e r t if ic a t e is . IJ IS .
while Congress is in session.
W |S O , g i l f t ' O r | i t o r o h f K P S O w i l l b *
the City a* a through atreet. The
sued, w a s In lh » n a m e o f \V , i f .
r n ie r e d a K a in H you i»n paid d a le
i» I ’ . IIH H N lM k N . C le r k
May's name ha* been mentioned Commission amended the traffic
T h e H a n fo rd H e r a ld fw dealgnftYeit
guieii.
ll y O . U H u n t. I» C
repeatedly In testimony trialing ordinance last evening, revoking
[ an I I if n e w s p a fm r In w h ic h th is
I f ilr s s s a id r s r l l f l c a l e s h a ll l.e fHKAIa)
o r d e r s h a ll be p u b lis h e d o n ce r n r t i
to the investigation of war profit* this ruling ami dciigneting Celery
■r . l r . m e d
a e m r tlln K
1.1 la w , th e
w e e k f**r to u r c o n s e c u tiv e w e e k s ,
d e s c rib e d I h e t r l o w i l l be M u i r i :
made by the tnualtloris rotnliine.
<»f
A F l * L h ’ A Ti«».s
W IT N IU 4 H n i) b a n d a n d o f f i c i a l
Avenue and Ceoeve 'Avenue os
Ih e I ' g b e s f b id d e r a t l b *
E. a
TAX
H K i:i»
With May Ignoring the »uh- through streets. The traffic light
s e a l a t H a n fo rd . C o u n ty o f H e m ln o lv ,
m u t t T io iie e d o o r on th e fir s t M o n
C h a p te r 1 7 l i * n f l? 3 i
poetta— at feast temporarily—the
d a y in Ih e m o n th o f A o g tis l. I»»S . X O T I C K IH I I F I t H H V U l V H N . T h a i M a l e o f F lo r id a , th la 9 th d a y o f_
it Mellonville end Celery Avenue
J u ly , A. I • I94C.
\
w h ic h Is Ih e f i l l d a y o f A u g u s t,
committee ha* turned hack to interserlloM will l.e retained.
F+
H,
Id im im ti,
h o b le r
tf
Tea
l> l «
O I*. II K H N D O N
Crrllf|f(||p Nn. I, tprwrd * the Ht
other wilncase*. One witness to
llalrd Ibis 2nd day of July, lllv. day of Jt,|y ^ |> tall, haw f|lr.|
<*|e rk o f th e C l r r u l t C o u r t
C. II. Palmer waa granted a
O. P. It C IlN lH iN
be recalled today is the chirf of permit to sell liecr and wine nl j
H ernlnoln C o u n ty , F lo r id a
*nme in iny office and ha# mail#
Clerh Circuit Court.
IHeal)
tho Chemical Warfare S ervice•PldlogtliMi
for
a
1
s
t
a
dent
to
be
the State Market Restaurant
Hrmlnole County. Pmrlda
«Ie*».
A.
t’#Cott*a
iM
U
r
d
t
her
eon.
Hrtld
o#r
|Jffe*rt#
ernMajor Central Alden II. Wnitt. which hn* l-ccn enlarged and
RIOiSTIRINC HIS EMOMONS by leaning on the rash register, a Philadelphia butcher (left) finds himself with
IH K A t . )
b r *arrrear
th
fro
o illo
d
r lin
b #ntil H o iiH lo r and i!o u n » rl for ria ln t t ff
me
tow
w in g
a ew* fr
Chairman Mead say* tie com
Bin*
*“ *--- - of Fern- ..... —
- - --x
Iamb and Ihqc on Ids hands a* CIO oflkijls ond member* (right) begin g picket Pnc outside protesting Inoperty
in **
lji« « County
juovrd nenrer. to Frenrdt Avenue.
mittee will ask Wait! w h y. the
rto m 'E l»K APl’ MfMfTtON pen Irm!ofe, H ln t e o f K lo r b lii, t n * w lt :
crrsurd'lood prices. The scrtic Is brlhg tlupllcirted tbrougfufUt the notion as tupan'^'J"groups of buyers gather
Approval* w:ii* given *l« adding
la'll
I
TAX
DEED
U
it
§
H
lfic
k
17
A
s
lo
r
F
a
r
him
Fin
I
War Department attempted to Ceorg’e V. Sinith, Harold 1L Hit*
to Ui -jW resentment ageihst skyrocketing prtres r* «rrehpr<life and urge rr‘
-.f OPA (fnfern'illottal)
C h a p te r H i l t u f 1 *2 *
H 01.lt 4 |M g o 13.
whitewash—a* Mend call* it—the
N O T I C E 18 I I E I t E U T U I V K N . T h a t
T h e J u i n t i t H i i l «tf |h«« Paid |i|o |»lingsiey und Ralph II. IJelger to
■ie i. r a e K- V o h o m , b o ld e r ..f T n
relation* lictween the departmrnt
# H y u n d e r t h e paid e r r t it ir a t e
»• *
the police force,
•trongtheart! the poslilon of the Klfly pr'tson* are missing—among iencp t « l » y for the workers kilt C r r l l f l c a l n N o, 101. Issued t b , 1 th ■lied was In the name f»ff ttobert
1 rotarrd man or woman to rook
and the munition* combine.
l o i r lit I M u u r r A . I I . , s r i i . lias f l i e r Urxlnir
Arab*.
They
Imvo
rlainml
that
IJprtn
«uj(ge»Uon
pf
City
Judge
tjiem
12
*eni«r
llritish
officer*
ed
In
the
explosion.
Thu
Jewish
'
' ‘■•v 11" I"ml
■
i
for 8 people famlljr atjlr. Hood
e in m y o ffic e a n d has m a d e
C u irs p « jiId r r r f I f l r a t o s h a ll be ’
.It (J. Sharon, drivers licp'irma, tliciy safety I# thmitt-ncil by of the govern men | secretariat.
rrmmunlty ruuncil ordercil n work suapmp llc
a th#n f o r a lu x decu In be r e f I r r- rued a m t r ilin g
to
la w . Hi mI 'xalarj pin* room and board.
Inki-rt hy court ncliou from Sticnlo Jewish immigrnlinn into Pnlv.1The'Jewish agency in LdtploQ . etop page from 3;(K) P. M. until Issued th e re o n . 8 * Id C t r l I f ic m » CIII * p r o t.e• dM>) d e s c rib e d I l i U r j n . w i l l , lo
IV/flfatiant work for tight per(h e
fn l lo w in g
d e s c rllis d ' ■fid'll ti* ' lb#*, li la lo 1 l*Id*!o r afr *^ r
Colemgn niul fwnmui Hate for Tine.
Miys thm nl least four prominent , tonight ns ui rign mourning for hr a re s
aon. Hoi 99 t/ o 11era Id.
p r o iH -r ly On t h e C o iih ty u f H c m - CTltlf 1 Ii tin up, d*n*r on th e f ir s t M o n lo r k le s * ilr iv it u f e - W t r c r u l u r i b l 4 t)f I - W 'r i m r e
-Migiefor > *Arifcp - bns Jewish govern menl affielai*' were I thi* victims m the ixphwjim. Arab in
n le , m a l e o f F l o r id * , l o - w l l
• ' *In y In 1 h *• fith fi t h 1»f A ti Must,.
nrlion of th" Commi**lfin.
trullisl u r|H-ri.|| nurling of the klllcil in the h<>t#l blifst.
‘ shr p< jlfso have clniml. "at have /l.ot
& I* lltoch T Clay Mprtui w h lt h ) • Ih e L lh d a y **f A iig n it .
194#
page U
The agency iJentiflci the ileail Iplares of entertainment. A rur- rial lluolt 2 l»«ga
A lclli-r f r o m ;i firm Hint pro. HrilIsh* rabfhol. uni llicm vv-n'
r > » m r n i o f H ie r a id to op
C *it*d fh fp 7 i d d n ) o f J u ly , 1.9It.
pnepe to op,-rule n ftlr font *lr «l j no rbmbl thill Pnlc-tlnc will lu* I I * Julius Jambs, head nf Ihe war I few imiuisrd after the blurt has e r liyn # n »ni«
d e f Ih e s aid r e f i l l 0 -1 it
»• F IIKltMuiN
rtipply luuir.l, Vietnf levl, assist- tls-i n [ifte.1, l.m ihe tensbrn rnn- •u e d w a n In , Il ia n a m e o f H am it pi ■
r xt-ursiori bout on fuko Mollfcm, *H council.
,
c |i - r k C t r r u lt C o u r t,
1‘M l l H N r d l ‘ f« m F a g # flw r
A u b h e lls
He in !md*> C io in lr , F lo r id a
mu rioaiii'inl feeretniy, lu--i Haum, I llnues throughout Palestine,
wns
rc-nJ
by
Mt
Hay.er.
I
Jew* mu l»» minimal.
Y«**4t*r*
I n l e e - #*•<! r # r l l f l r a t e s h a ll b a j t H F A t * )
|assistant tli the Palestine [out. |
---------- *--------------■IfiHlISAl.KM, July LM. iill
redeemed acrordlng to law, ihe
day*. bomb explosion indicn* ed
A r a m i n 4 ( t l dwrm-Xfy
rx bdw mod bf
Pubcr
nuttier
Hie*
disclosed
balav
nuule,
gene
i
ill.
riot
/vi
Shjmski.
p
r
o
p e M ) d e a rt I bed th e r e in » ill i*** N h T In
O F A F I'f IC A Tln .S F* ill te im oad kapuk nttyvka, ha rawn
that |reare In f’aiestine mav In- tlnn until fhi-M- i rbhr ill Pnlcs- that 20 Jew* are ireilot detained rreently luimeil in the governs old t*» th e h ig h e s t h ld d e i .it th e
T A X OHKO
unuauiOr oamaful in Da Irmtoont C
<J Knra____
Tin* llritish feel thnt it
a long way off. Police In Jeru tlne.
c o u r t house d o o r on | h i f ir s t M o n
Cbapte'r 1741*7 o f I9S&
in connection with yc.'icnlavV ment veeirtarlat.
act) blew* cauwd from a n m ixtd. It l> *
d a y in th e m o n th o f A u g u s t. |5 |r .,
salem put ihr responrlhtllty «n wnubl reqiiifc lliou-otulv 'if Ifti'liN O T IC F IN IIF H F H V «llV H N * T bsl
hurafn*
prrpomica
»
t
t
as
tffKtlra.
In
awrar
f
iHiiidilng
which
left
perr.iiier
The
ugpnrv
also
says
Hint
an
w
h
ic
h
is
th
e
t
l
h
d
n
y
o
f
A
jm
t*
.
.—
1 - of-*p.m■u-h* lOtan
a1
^
■
«»K
M T 'L H W T ln N
ni *r i* *t
O eorge K. Yiikoru. lioM er <f Tnt
uw iI I
ha
rant
Jewish lerrorisl*. and it was l»v liniinl Iroofiji In p< lire the founIM S
IA N
liK H H
C V r t if ic n le
Issued Ihe 2nd
A liter Iran named K. Sperling was
aimaat
tmowdiaWf.
Aha
n
c
m
o
m
M
for
*aa
far the worst in the long series try if Ilirtc wire miy ‘mas* dead nr missing,
H a l i d (h is 2nd d a y o f J uly* l :»Ic , <L»> of July A . J i . I*»J4. has' flln l
171^7
»»f
pauw.
loducalka.
basil
burn
*wa
lo
h)p»fA pnliee spnkrsrinili ay ‘ Ihnl , injured. He is descrilu d as having N**Tlt-H It* MKIIKIIY MIVK.N, .That
Jewish lmiii(griilic|i.
f t V. I I F lt N H O N
at anti-Ilritish activities.
same ku*x^ny .offfee and has made •nlitv, IWftrtrx mar now try iMa at b o o By
. c l e r k C l r r u l t C o u r t,
k ji j i l t r a l lo ti f u r » 1.1 1 «trcd - 1 «» be
<J.i»imn* ■ hofIMof L llR IN from tbotr OratThe- tiombing of the ItHUali mud of the party which planted) served in me Jewish legion nf i J, r.rK*3 1* V'lkntn, h#tlil»*r «if Ta*
Ameriekn and ItritI*h experts
H
rfo tn o l# C o ih ity , F lo r id a
i
V
|
Nil.
rt***,
lllf
1th
I s s t t e d l h e r . , , 1, s . | , | . n t i r i r n f r -in
(Wt. LtlR IN m a i n IMa now dkem ry In It.
milk
can*
ef
explosives
in
the
The
HiiliTi
armv
in
the
first
in
my
in
,iili|Uiirti-i
i
in
the
King
In London are studying the re
IH K A M
*1*.
..I J |||>
\ l»
IV ? ; !»•»■ fll*H |
p ira l farm. Raiy In taka. Just mix ton tanhrareB (h e
fo llo w in g
described
Hnviil lintel has Ictulci) to toll* King I >nvill lintel wore trail world «nr.
commendations of the Anglo
Pdit.r iu fit > itlilrt itml l»i*f' nutlr
tpiuiiulx *n ■ half KJaM nf milk. C a t* M
p r o p e r ly in ||,e C o u n iy o f Horndress,.
Imt
he
declares
ih.'t
nil
.i|tj*li«'3t|n»i
f«*r
a
tat
li**
if
tli
hr
lad*. Most MlWr or raoory n h a b i
.
firm
Hull
pninl
nf
view
at
least,
T
h
#’
li
!
d
*
U
t
|
h
f
it
e
l
v
itH
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f
)
F
A
F
F
U
C
A
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H
i
N
American cemmission on Pales
F t i l l itio lo . S t a le n f F l o r b i c l u * w | |
thru..it
KaM
trrrllflfi
lr
tot
T
A
X
l»
K
K
I»
la
d
13,
|
|
A
lb
H
in
t'k
9
C
la
y
tho
cvMcnro
imlicatcj*
thry
\uiv
tho
hrmhiunrirr^
«.f
tho
llrflinh
so
one
wnubl
juilge
from
the
tine. including the proposal that
urin
for
*alc
by
t^nry'a
Drag
»
.*
*
Itrnrti
Ilir
fulitiMloK
i!r»*rr!h#tl
C h a p te r I74 L 7 o f tySf*
Spring*
Kyowilttoato* Miy|firmy nri,| thi w r i l n i m t o f th e
lOOJJOO JgWs lw admitted to tli- litiiiirdiute reni t inn in Ihe llrilisb yc mu* Jew*.
m
il.r C o u n t)
•»#
a u T Ic i
IS I I F i t F i t Y r t lV F S *
T1|f aftwerseinrnl
Sir.“.nd Drug Htorra rv«ryp.tlpwfiMi- ifo v o rn rn o n t
M«»rr*ivf’r. th»* Korriitn I ho n llttc k o tH P p o k r Hohrrw
Im.u i>t.|iti i*f Klurlth, !•» nil
F n le a lin e
F.
H
lA m m n ,
h o ld e r
of
Holy (.and without delay
Itri ptiKw
|
,
%
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K
l»*
IM.
m
k
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Cr»
I
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l»
-»!*N
o
2,
l^>‘lie*t
(h
Uli.vcw
th**
IlfficJ
in
I
,ji(i*}iiii
i *i vb’t* worki-r* huvo -rhotluL
T h o t o t a l **f knokAn i o..| i.
tain has said all along that »he
d-4) '.r J u ly A f» 1944. has
1ft -nitiuiic momoriat nf si- Hl'l1 h* de* r * *111 r 11 1
ulbrtok nf vj.t!i*nc«* In* I tn
cannot support that .............. da
ttir Ad1*1 I***•I’
•unite to n o *# fflre a n d haw
W ANTED
Bomb Explosion
Blasts Hopes Of
European Jews
Milk Mixture for
S to m a ch U lc e r s
Legal Notice
ifl p.
,• .
a p ld h a l io n fo r a ( a t d e r d In Ijr
wsiird tlD -o D n . H eld r e f | | f | r s f *- #*o
brare**
Ih e
fo llo t a ln g
f|# s rrlb # d
p ro p e l ly
In t li# C o u n ty o f *4#nt tno le, M a t e n f r in r h t u , t.* *tlf
(,*»> 7 I H ock K As I o r F a rum F l-tt
llo o k S page II.
T T ir a M iH U iie n t **f th e s aid pi **P*
'lit
u n d e r Ih e s aid e a fU M c a l* '
•>
Muid wwn In I h# n a m e o f T
H
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TH E
Strength—
T o Fre tsct the Trace of tho W orld;
f
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T o Fresnels
the Progress of A m e rits;
i
T o Fredur* Prosperity for R s n O rd .
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Partly iloiitly thin afternoon throURlt
Thurailay. ScaUmui afternoon and
evening tlniiKtersliowera.
A N INDEPENDENT DAILY NKWSPAI'EK
V O LU M E XXXVII
E sta b lish ed
1908
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
Reds Reject
» U.S.PlanFor
Atom Control
On
2*1. 1946
Awwcifltfd Press leased Wire
N O . 221
Truman Is Expected To Sign
Palestine W atered OPA Bill Tomorrow
Jewish Agency SaW
To Have Agreed To
1 Act of Violence
To liaise Morale
Gromyko Tells U. N.
Atom Energy Com
mittee
American
f Plan Unacceptable
i
W E D NE SD A Y, JULY
As
Revolutionary
Two Million Dollar
Public Works Bill
Affecting Rivers Is
Signed By President
Regime Took Over In Rolivia
LONDON. July 21. I/D—'Th<
W ASllll";TO N, July 21.
HrIU>li government today ls?ut i .
(rib— It's blgitlv probable
u white paper «ttllining the evid
ence on which It based il rec*6!
that lb>’ ttultoif” will know*
m s., HIM .1 . »of l*ale;dliu* Jew* * r
by loiuttiTow bow lvri'btdt*nt
The statement mid „lhe* fad
Trumart IVp Is about the U F A
hr lilnd the reundup had jjgt-'
revival bill. White House
gtedoeil from Intercepted com
mimirath’n* b e t w p en Jewish M
press Si’fivlary CluiYlcs’llosa
groups in lamdon nlld Jerusalem
bad aiiTtbuiii’eil that Mr. .
On the basts of those teli'CrtM* i
'r
’iUiMt’“ ' __ ndi
J^-’rythe
lb
Ill'll’
arrn
e
the
lewlsb
Iv *
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lirrSni.riv ;or ^o7t!i' us' Cbnv
•» * iorrHw'y •NCentif** r f l*-inp rrrvrb*»hrr - j p z r y t - " r ------r r r
Uh . M'tuls him flu* infit'vtire.
: in ireent violence io I’ale-'lie^ visions of the American plan.
Kv ■; \%tmhi nut fomra^t w heihff
D named specifically Mo.he Shat-,
*
Referring to a* memorandum
tlf,- t hi**f Executive will '^t*> or
fnrt. Iican of tin* agency . political
* ‘
• ■
prepare.! by Bernard ltaruch Bum
n|*|frnv«' th** bill vkhwh thr* Stenfttft
rlvpD ♦fiMitt js|irr|f» L is “Jltil t*
ming up the American proposals,
L*V, » fo
■*
i rxpiwtrd to (M.19 to d a y . Hut in
have
jig
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Gromyko sniil his government re
,n«> f t H i ! . ’ he’ll
en«l T o iu rre s n
rliieiH in I hi 11* I\ folh'l It
jected It in whtlo or in part.
i i i n e - r iif i* n f S i i u *u i »j u H t h e t u l b nig net| Its the white paper |Htl
Specifically, he turned down tho
r jisi*t prrhnpt
tupiorraw,
pnya
{ it In fin $» the mul«h’ uf^ Ui;
proposal for the establishment of
ttosf \.lmini*ttAttnn lenders hive
: Jrwbb ftiiiiititifiill V.
an International atomic develop
The 111It lull wlntriiiriit afo" «I>htIk •*»! that fh«» I’ rritlcnl Will
ment authority nnd the American AN AMERICAN SOI ! IKK. Identified a* I'fr. Walter I.. Ktijawn of
j ^ lrndrr< of the ai'rnci
viglt I hi* wAlitndwloWM Of1A leglfl^ demand that veto power over New Jn-cy, is shown lying near his jeep after lie was killed hy on f * 'i.*,*. ,| "niiilci'cinutid fmees I ••
I.it inti.
atomic matters he eliminated.
unknown assailant in the II.iherdo area i-rsr Trieste. Two nthe, Gl* |roniniil net'.. <if vinlenre.
I’rh
Hy I In* It nip o f file pen, HtesU
•but Trininii bully put intn
AtJOATG) THE U8 8 MOUNT in the jeep were injured. Kujntva drove tlie vehicle.
nriiirnt ngrncy uffliinli, such a
(* 1 t hugf pitt|*r£iiit uf public
MCKINLEY, July 21. 'A'i - A
ilntcritaliunal Itndiophotoi ReM.ani Jn.rph. David Hr.i Gurlnn
\T«*il II** *j;:tiei| two mranures
crewman aboard the atomic flag—.---------- (—
--------------- ----.--------. . . . . ___ _ Ulivl etltiTg wrfi- Maid t»* Imp fittke-i
witt
uritR'il mltii t
hy lhref
nut Ififi/mg flood roiitrnti fiavi^
*hit» Mount McKinley rlicil tmfov
!
J« with tiijfiinlrution* ih*«rrihe»l i<
I'.iiitiTi p*. ahi.flrrtrb pi»wr-r and
ani six others arc seriously ill |
^FO W Tl
f h»’ K
till k ti ilflll 1iiihim >
wiiti’h k\ill ••vrntual •
from what officers believed wc rt
r
tiJ1:111*'T1 VM‘*I r Mu IlftPli" ih.. 0
hiMn-n ilitll.tt
and
tlie effects of drlnkfne simrl i
n«i 7.vi
J
hr
l>»!
nirtl
Kfi-i
n
01.1 inr 1 ivrt bxi-iin lit
alcohol.
5»r *tii
tin
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1
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1
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1 * m
till must
The skipper of the Mono! Me
v\Inch >m l*! tfov ».fliiitts <1 11*
Ktnlcy—(’ apt. kVayne Carnet
l-H |f • it* tin*»«t*\ Ih f«»** work
1
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f
nl
Isl
nihility for Ihp
Im* -tiirtt'd Util tho
^ said b preliminary iiivpitigatinn i
II.K ..i I iii’ k .r l* ♦» IV lit IL »t
*i i •in
® showed that n crewman ha'i
i- ,
>i.l tlju ! Ite w ill n o t
i '
tn
th
Act.
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Jrru"«l t-nt
tallied fluid used for .lupin nting '
!
.h i ,
r i o i 'I i
u n til
next
.1 i
vvliltt* pHpin th. Hn$*mi ii h
niachitics.
The fluid confisins |
.11iirr V f$»*m f he Ji’Wish
methyl alrohn) and was in a
t.-l- ib - V\ to t, l l i n i i f has
|ti tfiftf th«* ligtiii a'*l St#*t
container marked poison.
, 1 <.1
h e lp 11w .w n a to
IT
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lift
il
With
th*’
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Investigators were unable to |
w .. li- ,,- lig a tio n C o m m itte d in
nh
in
whnl
w
a
h
triinrt
i‘»U?‘
determine Immediately how the
ti mipin > into a innlue.t mumfnilV pianned mnwiweitt »«f miIf *
others obtained the poisonous
tooc- i Hintnr ■* The -matnr* bavu
|
ft
If
e
«»ul
vinlrtiri*
*tt»*h*i
the
E!AI*i'
liquid. Iblt Garnet said he WHO
. t .-,l ii„- I’ ri-iidem who was tho
,,f
t)lfs
Jikwinh
i*vft
d
rnirr
move
IsiUlf?
PisrHt
ym
r
nhl
H
um
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i
VVASHINiJTflN*
.Inlv
*JI.
certgJrr there was no intention
. -micttn c' In. ! liutiiituii when
lirftwn.
iittughtfir
of
Mr.
uh«l
Mw.
(W
ith
an
miMurnk
»*f
puli*'
hitting
tii***it
on the part of anyone to poison
tie W.I, i emit III In help them
Hurry U Httiwn of 21011 MuirnoU* tnuny «otilhrm ntntr» fhU
Thr flmt " f the t«*lefVfitit« o
■shipmates,
* ihe iin ome ts» iecorllrt o f un*
hatted 4
■-? 8 htp’s officer* Identified the Avenue, miidr a ileriilvd l»*t uilh mrr. hVr*'« h utirvev ftoni \Vn*l»* which |Rn white p.MM• * hoaed
ii . f . i --1 try flglire-i m the com*
Kiwmiinn* .when *!*• tK*rfi»nfied irurloii on lh*» unthinnl *Mithi<ik
r*itt l*» h« vp
with nitarf
dead man an Setinaa ITret ( la
in ..
A iitime opemtoios.
APluMii?h infnnitle pariilyah hiu
tuiluay*. pulkf hninrheu
l - Ksgair
I.-B. s; Here tvrrfil fU4C^ult tnp rlunto nuitirut*
! L, • .nmPlet i ’* j -—kisl th*
ut the CommilOtty hmi»e
Jitrliek rnirro* pehple (hit ym r tlmA ^ i { nIf
refinery of lac l
whirl
York.
War department for full reports
|,inre on ttrt il I .nut
The seriou*ly ill were Identified She was accompanied by Horry jin the mniparnhle pj-rind »• I(' 1 1 .
'a ■!*•*• t i.••• .hell
which killed
Tin ! 1 » if»«li
as Chief Gunner's Mate Floyd Kudfll at tho plafio. Her *ecoitd j health nutheritir^ offer h«*i* ll»af l l-i-t ycrti
\im n .......Idler -t iring th# war.
Dale of Watha. N.
Hdef dnnrp was entirely Impromptu ( n major epidemic will b» averted ■-iiiiti riiift l sa\ - *tii
laiori Aork'isim. it-' Myille
I ti,- ,!- it ■ in.* ft on nit iindeoiHirfollv pbiliind I H•I *
Cnmmlssarv Slewaitl Will Itohin- and irnpt(iviftcd. She Vkau uttroc- |IUII WI>5 mjcuihI onlv { •- ll|H‘
^ ,.
ra. i \ co ir. loading clerk tin 1 lie
|i„rt of a drlilwinlt l" ‘l
llll, t
i||ce
I b 'M M O H fl
son of Wilmineton. C a lif. Hunt lively rtml timed. Letter Thai fat a. the worst year in Culled „
(till R T
I O j tlii ,iM .raa ritslied to TeinnM
( In- white paper added Un J*
I hr \|i-,id love I igators nieanswain's Mate First Class Itussell hud charge of the rntertaiimient Stales records tif uolioniyidllhi
wlull- Have drafted a tnldget of
In Washington.1 a United Stale i h agency executive m
Kamsey, Jr. of 1‘ontlac, 411.; j program
v,
,
icrtliri Willi Kulpll
Ilf Kir.
t*
_ .1 __ ___ Second /
*1__ _ rinu^i.i
•
Hadarman
Claaa
Donald 1 .llnrry
Kudcll lulroduivd flarrv I'ublir 11nil th acvlee official, wlio , prepared to wail for a deelata*
vnilli
.Street
mid
Ditk
Avenue
ful*
* •
ii
i ip ine of wartime fraud*,
Van Mill or Rnnholl. 8 . I).; Wester o f Imko Mary nnd told of asked to reinnin tinidentified, aid • I tBritiahl - goveriimenl »•■•*>• •
i liming tnllUimi hflwcrn the Kurd
,
Senator Owen Ho ist»r o f Maiim
4 1 Radarmnn Second Clati Henry lmw tho latter scotired hi* fine tlial the hope that there will lie lull decided to. cause one r w n s
ruiij.s
which
Delta
w
n=t
driving
A
tminlirT
Thr
I*M
in**
‘
w
nfficp
i
IihIiiv iln.-.eribrd it»* current in*
W Do|| of Rockford, III.; nnd i’lmtu- piano (icrniillan when nurving in im major epidemic la Im ;e.l <ni iuriilrul In order In lliflitellc ilial
Hen*in b r
I-,
.if but tin sind in udiiob A tider non w.i , i«
for<1 Mi chill
ti M V t •‘o n ly t |»$,»k illdec the
grapher'a Mate Tldn! Cla*» Hu Austria a* n sergeant with tho the fact that Iho polio rases tliils pollry.
t
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,
guitiff
not
th
un
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lllftf
A Bpuke.iiiaii fo, the l> I'* d
Il■i l||i - iii l t l l l t e’ i plant
bert Simpson of San Fernando. Third Army, nnd of tlie boatload 1far tins year are ncwllned Minong
run
,
*huHly
after
fi
*H
I
uVluok
M
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tw*
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iHitli
ft»f
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Siill* I *1li-ll f h41>1 hi
I bill department of U” ' Jew i It a. •
> i t III t 11t • * * fehalt h*’ ailed the
Calif.
of arroniians consigned fur t b e l"
nymber-of ,t».
rvemiijf.
and
n
Kurd
-Sedan
If-*
1
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\
in |mndoo said the " ' i*ao' t * o 1h.* fo. ♦ * l* Pitch 1’! i Im i l«*e*i j
n ir t iin c h- a • f
Army which was rap ill 11144
»» »• •
-It ••ii by Jamie A Wntei - of St j f«» *
1- il I lu ll
pur » -* » i
'
MOSCOW.
July 24— DF> A German
t (
* » i »*11«f
lured on (hr Danube Itlvrr.
| Thr btnllh ciffirinl *atd th.it 1.1,>| to, mrntioii e t' 1 *
I
l
l-o
I
pineefdlug
,-s
ili
n
i
■
writir In Pravdn ha. mndr a ' Wr=!rr, ncFtmipufiled by WUI«fd l Ibid y«ui* * Mijthmk* hh
sell mate on the while p,|- I
"
■
ici-ti
Street
Dn i
if11» ih
-1,i 1,
furious attack on the American ( ’nnnoliy on llu? banjo, plnyrd mi 1b'v|,i <}fd before I hr y r
\K \
111\ <» 1 LiN J u ly ■I v D )~
i
I ic
Hairy Hllsby, alien ling
Infi ll *’ ■*»!!*Irtv 1 hy Ho
JKKUHALEM. J««Iv *1
FUI for Ita role In the ipy charg bin arcord inn three oriirnlnl cnm*MidnK'
Inhlml
M. • i| c 'u n n iiU .’s.
Hl,f **P lw «v# -uibMuk*
•lift
Vtit
iri’im .«•
found llinl Andei.iui
p u irb n -*-*I pt........ .
An A mb wnining !** H*»
es made against Russian Lieut. poxltioni: ,4My lladcndn/' - m
, l, ,-l -i.,i,i . t-«!as « i Hi n waitc<ciirrr*l In a (<■* -fat.
will
bntg
_
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lnctrA«e<l
flu*
irf*4»<*«
,
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lt»
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,
t„
ip
n.i,
no
ptaye,
h
o|
it
mmpouiiii
leg
fractuie,
hut
Nicolai Redln. The writer, t>avid Afonya Divmn uf Ymi#l n halM
W t% «go.
Light Tut. a.
... Ii
It,- ami j c policy. Ib c Senate war
o -hous
In ju rie s
otherw ise, .01-1 i ill 'll.'. h.
7-aslavsky, called J. Fdgnr Hoover Ely It* of numlfrr. Mr. Kudeil mid Indudlnf AUtem a nnd Hurldm I ’alestlne. The Aiabs lia .e t*-bl | trai'.r luvutsed S iille i w ill ie liiM i| t io
iiioolll,
oil tuvii-stigntor.i are waiting to reo
road
iptw
Im
the B ritis h that unless I error i v ii fro m Lcc*l»urg In id g ltl w ith the j Itiilp b H ells was n o t in ju re d , other
f t a bandit, and described Federal *•• played
»---- * »om«
----- ptaho Iinvc reported morr tbun
-111 it,.. I), ■ wlteti !te|ite*elibitiyo Andrew May
nn-l
Hid
h if i
Mr. Connolly
In'
put
down.
H
ip
Aral'*
ttirm*
J-'e11p lifte r tile celled n lld double limn bruises, il was reported.
* ’ Rurtau of Investlratlon agents na
bmalred eases so far this year.
, It* -il '.'SB wilt lit- itiir tn te-lify in tlie war
aitV' Ianility Imand banjo meloilles.
*n " worst
w o m " " nffcrle‘1
^ f.r te i - Iv i; 'will be' forced to t-d
doub'p- Io i-l« i' i« l m i t ii the I ’d c k e ti
Hoover'e secret police. . .
Texas has N
been
Ariot ding to Pnlire Ciiptuin ih- 11 ihi- I-of-- f
,-1,-I,IV i.f.-fii 5 in „ uf the <in ream munitnU, nf 39|
......... band.
nod tlie Sanford Bggrrgntinn. nnd ; |t„y l illin. the Ford roupe after
Zaslavsky charged that the F ill „,F * H « ky 'V 61; proposed that wJ|h
i ir -tnliiiie.
(filh iliP .
.11
|. | e • « . \
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i
t
t
f
$
$
*
Thr Arab* iw u ia l P mmi
Will Im Hi
hail plotted to disrupt friendly Kfonnijf nid In thr aafrty f*r* b i j u|
a,.ford iirnform ^
Im. tunevi over, kmoklng
i iw
j •• man, who
1 i .
L c M t ’l . l y
t
,*i
•
,
.. m
ister Clement Attle*
y
TI hii ■!»
relations totwten the United driving rampnign now under way. j T1
-lien I ho t c*l* . ,|„ AM M light p-,|r Both car. were
{ t c r p ir r i
iii'-ii’ ioned til
h i
Li v
1
S 1
3
t
1-1
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^ 7 '* ? ment of Ijelng low ** •'**' riilrrfoiii •* **
^Ule* nnd the Soviet Union. He Kd iJn r propose,I that nil truck j . T e } ' ,U\
’ll., a, Mi,- Mum I
v Inimiged and were taken to
,unili' hruring*.
ths
r • " i n t i I II 1 t ' " a
,
t
*
, , |
( IU|.
'
'I
iJ faulted over French ly1****1.
■' 7 ;Hr,,’ ,P| u«e it* full forces to
rip.il I ... I
said that this friendship continue* traffic
i-i I In nppm'r
i It a! Ill C* pjsre Vantrr* was ar
1 1* »• 1"
' 11 M T|
•
i . li
i i . i - n„_i„ ! ill cerlalii nirn*
of , rt-irmn ,,„.v
anil terrorism and protect ii1
i 1
'l l (• Ills'
MMnwh„
despite what he termed American Avenue and hi, start*.! a lively |A ,nL(i|n<
Dr*tn-n( 1
>.rt*n fi Upirtrnl (i lc<| on a fliai’K** of iPrkli***
becaure
' ,
b u t
1 " ,, ,i- I off
I
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f
in
Palestine
Kgypt.
I
•
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pro
and
con
discussion
Ml»»..
Hr.
IL
I.
-f
pro-FascIsl reaction.
r '* Itinii v \w,|gt ^ dt it
However
|! Kbit t il •' It1*
I . l t l v e
, im r<
' l l
five
other
Ar*U
cool-*"hiwams
I
resident
J.
>
>
Hall
■
Zaslavsky further described the
, H«< P us • 4
■« ', "»i f 11r 1. ia11*
II uppe-ir -mu
f th* State Hoard „f il- 11tli the trolled Nation* *’* '-•••*
.,
I
lie
w
»
*1 *
ease as “ A filthy provocation by |announced that the (luh will say* the disrate is lo-ai
Ire-,
M . (i N .....I flM*»Ljt||
|lw*
•-n.it, :. iuo- (-ut o tern*
e
j
to
bring
the
Ur»ti
li
i"
th* American secret p olic." Ho |sponsor n naimber of the Key epidemic stage In that *tnte
' lean •Lit mi* I 'I I HM* IIlift |IMP
nil to (ii. ir in |iirv until
1
1t||.i tlHli
declared that Rsdin's arrest in Club In go In the Hoys Slate pro Thirty-three cases have 1,,-eo re- under UN trustcesliip. •
f.,
, |, , | , , e
Thfo D I..........«it I ii 1*0^11 runi’r In
I'l.l will’ll.
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Meanwhile.
Hr
it
to
!■
midi■
Oregon Jn March provided the gram in Tallahassee.
ported since July ti ami Hi ,i
lilt* fbiroLt
Il<11 ii
plefi'v " f w* rt for ties
1
D»
•*
i
j
Palestine
police
have
ite,
n
"
I
"
»*#
Guests were M. K. Reorne of the the first of the venr.
signal Tor a wild anti-Soviet
plfiynl f
It l.ifHbtit^ |»‘« iii fo*
f f ,.j
, , , t■
i #. ,11-*■•I i<», ttiiiugh, n«
111ii ** i
,ing Jerusalem f"t _ *»'■ fit '9
Sanford Hardware Company and
campaign.
lip' to July 13, Floridn had i wbh bombed the King I M' b| fori* W**t M Ot in II otiii rt'tiii i v_*v|
1in’
Hu rt III * OTUllvr Ei-jSiun,
i
ifttlPl
J'it’jsjt’luiif
formerly of Greensboro, N.
il.. I ir ! -,f .ilt, l^•-v't,- g'ang to liear
r e p o r t e d * ^ cases, whereas t h e , h 0, h
Monday.
Tin- M i l Io tbf* 1'nrki tt wlirn I lit* Icnjttif'
i II hri
r*
Frank Faison, a member of the slate had 30 case* up ln_ Ihe
wrrp Rt )rl„ , ,»
(ijicrtril tliln )» ’nr,
„|h ,1
1tPItcVli K f l l«»ti
l-l i, i i-ji -ft hy thetr tnvejtlgaUir* on
Optimist Club o f Tampa and G. same date a year ago. f„ Ala- ,
■ M1M, r,r, i „ j „ r*d m l ’ 2
I iinuther ciMiitimuuut. Rep resen. ft OH,
r«Ktfl. i |*»W fTlill
Kullf’ r tin’» b r ii an impMil.ml
F. (GooseK-'Kcttlcs. Sanford re
inacB have
finvtT Ireen
uc’ ii i r |mlaalng. Thn British blamed !■ . I- f«ctd»r in wihmiiik Kiimca for t\w |
harna. aifij
I.tfl cases
It' .-I I I In I loll, I I , lr 1 ,#i i inlirr .!• hn Colfni nf Wiuihjngton#
^director and haschxll ported this year, compared with i
creational wlirec
A number of Hanford Elks tn- ruimty prop
-t '
i wlm i uljn Involved in tlie probe.
f.ir (bin FfuAon. Jf'*j
*rs nf the Jewish . tindergt »••"<$ iPjirkf’it Ibii"
, ....
,
, „ ,dny visited tlie Harry Anna Home . _„ ..
73 for 1045.
bm io • j • - ol
> fl-.i
Democratic legujalor lia*
Due to the large number o f ap* pitcher.
(irganlxatlon.. Irgun Zval Leunu
** « ...... hi".,Jr.
I r J crippled children at Umatilla j J'"wt llltV**M
"
* l-cfii li.irgnd with receiving $2500
plications anticipated for enroll*
An announcement p m p rt"h y dangerous ti! lilt when there ure
wlurh, according to James Row fti j11111-111 f#r» 1.•,J* 11 *i -t-•*_-,
[ ohh a -Irfriu!- con! rat tor.
ment for the Fall semester at tho
h from the undergrntuid group ' ** men on the t.t-es. Salter will Im- laud,
exulted ruler of the Kaiifoid
h
(Vi litifii |hr fo-* $**,,= '
fh University of Florida, admission
■M j
I Im ronituitlea ulsc w ill lie ill*
receive,! hy the Assm-laled I’ m- a ti avleome nddition to the Saufurd
l-odge, is now completely under 1»v Mr.
iIm t ile j , (■•ting He- remarks ninite yesterwill be reetrkled to those who ap*
last night.
This announcement Celery Fed*.
owtejrship
anil
control
nf
the
|l«
t
lli'jiiuimcnt,
f$
iii*
d *v by Yiajor tiener.il Aldeil
staled that Irgun soldiers staged
ply on or before Aug. 15, accord*
Florida Slate (Elks Association. six Wff'V
JACKSONVILLE, July 24, (AT
ht
!.* * *» i »s »l l»IJ* IVnitt. rliief of the t'iieiilical WarIng to a letter received today by
Ida Bell 'O'Neal, 10 year old —The chairman of the Florida the bombing. Th* statement was
John
l^onnrdy
was
chairman
of
Sl.i«
slirvcy# f*»r a h*fo
typewritten in Hebrew and de
( iii- Kervi- r. Un tin' witness stand,
County Supt. T. W. Lawton from ne£r«*s, war yvsU-rday |ound
the visiting committee. Until I he f tttf Ii wjiy f.7 ft .... f Is
?1 If* rt tv ait t toil | a story o f Imw AmerlUniversity
President John J. guilty in Circuit Court of a third Democratic Executive Committee livered last night by n tm 'ti
—Joe Hi|t Williams—lidsy an ger, whirl! is the unusl method
Slate
FJk
convention
in
June,
Ihe
ItrRftf** *f» N r Ni hvi hh **» *•* - |-i olilloM in th* H.tttfr, o f the
TlgerL
degree arson
chirge
brought nounced the appoinluirul of n
linn-r has t>een under joint ad jilucf- (li#* |irpipiif
fit ti«if, *I-i•• t.iilce sei.- feiili—
used by the underground to is
J i,y tlieir own
The Unlverelty Is faced with an against her by the Slate.
16-member
campaign
committee
ministration of the Elks and of gt-imiily rm *t I n*jiil
1ii»T ••» ! t oo-i tm* shell -b e ll, that werq
sue Us communiques.
unprecedented enrollment, wrote
James Camptwll. aged negro, o f the state .group.
Members
t ■iefr-rtivr Th* Fim HaHn Metal
The
announcement df*rrib-d
L'ily Rcriralioiisl Director Carl the State Association for Crip jht!»(Ui nf |ht* M right
Dr. Tlgert, who stated that they claimed in the charge that on of the committee are:
tlie loss nf life as n tragedy, but KetUe*. nito'iuiued today that the pled Children. The transfer Hi tli Ilf’ Hsf.I tt ill Is*- I|;,li Mltlll* il I’f ..Imt i Company—one of the
wore going to admit every quail* Feb. 13, Ida Hell O’Neal, whom
Chairman 8yd Honely nf Live
tied' Florida student, whether he he had ordered to go home aftrr Oak, Miss Edna Pearce of Ilas- claimed that the British h«d fnlinwinp progtant will he in e f full Etk control was said to have nifty riiM «*f ik* hti’fgr, k* -a I IMumi' firnts rmvv under inVesti*
gatfon—-j*nt one nf a number o f
— be a recent high school graduate she failed In tend fo hi* house •ingej,*Lar* Ranche* hf Pensa ignored warning* that • the lu-i-l fect for the remainder o f the Iwcn largely due to tlw efforts of
i i i u i i ii ^ i
waa to be bombed.
However, week for children nltendilig the J. Frank Umtlot. who, as presi
mamgactiirrr. turning nut those
w or an ex-eervice man.
work properly, had stuffed more cola. Mrs. Helen B a m of Jack British headquarters denied ' »t playground r.en ioll*.
dent
o
f
the
Elk
Association,
visit
frt#-lls. Hut tVaitt raid that tho
Tho housing situation In Caines* than $200 wnMh inf elothlng in sonville,
. John
_ Scruggs
______ of Lloyds.
M \ NIKA, Jt«f 2 i. * 11 niUi|i
A field day for boys mid girls rd 'the various lodges in the State
vilte b reported to be acute for the wood etove and burned it, in* I “Mre. T, T. Steven* of Miami, Irgun hkd given any advance
U'at Department bad not been
plnra
r«»hgt*
mm
cqmf»lmir
of
all
age*
will
be
held
Friday
urging
such
a
program.The
build
word.
married students; but every un cldenUlty setting fir* to the Walker LSddoni of F«
aide tn trnen tlm back-firing
Fort Pierre,
Rfixni
wbirirl
ntcfAl^r”
liavf
mornings The events Include 26 ing, originally » hotel, was donated
shells tn any particular munlUonv
married atudenl who meets re house resulting In small damage Mha.' Either 8cotifleid
.____of
■ Inverness,
■ ■ ■ ■
yard dash, 6U yard dash, 76 ysnl several years ago to the Elks by Urn high ■hnltititf them. Rn. they mnfcer*.
POL1TICAI. REVOLT
quirements. can be admitted. Dr. to th* structure due to prompt Doctor Eugene Peek of Ocala,
announced
to,l;*-,
ttn-y
mo
p>dash. broad jump, baseball throw, Mr, and Mr*. Harry Miller.
Tlgert wrote.
Incidentally, tlie Major General
arrival of the fire department.
Mrs. Alma Bethea of New Berry.
OKLAHOMA CITY. July Jll and tho javelin throw.
Friday
A new speech correction depart pniing a bilj (vtiirli w*iuhl mate ndio.tttrd in January, 1944 he and
H
r [i'~~
,
i_. ai »-i^»__ ____i
Three sulta o f men'a clothe*, Vasco Peoples of Punt* (Inrdi, (/ft—Three .Veteran Demncrhiie eftrrno'-ii there will tie a soft
thoin outrank ,nl,iiirt nionihc' .
ment
has
l>een
recently
institut
MDRB 8UGAB
throe ladies1 dresses which had Mi, teouisc McGrtfor of DrljimL congressmen and three Inng-timO
at formal functions not only a group of high officers- had
WASHINGTON, July 24. (A V - belonged to Campbell** late wife, K. G. Duncan of fiUrkf, Mrn. state o ffieists have l>een gwrl'l ball game lielwmt two teams one ed at Ihe hospital,. Mr. Rowland lltnl. It would give roitgr*. .men travelled from Washington to New
of
which
Is
ra
plained
hy
Bobby
declared.
Last
year
the
Sanford
Agrkutlure
Secretary
Clinton sheets, pillow cases and other
York on government expense to
out o f office by Oklahoma voters? While nnd the other by Eugene
l/<dge donated $1,000 and so far lower aiitom'-'bile licens- numbers. attend q gay wedding party givvh
articles were damaged In the
- ” 1 Congressmen Jed Johsson, l.yle Berrinenu.
t
(his
year
has
given
9352,
ee
well
Havana with good news for flrp. according to Campbell.
for the daughter of .Murry GoreBoren end Victor Wickershsnt,
The director said he wished t o ‘ a, food gifts
tmerlcan eonaumera. The SecTENDER HlNHS •
son. Gars,ton U ou« of the keg
HHU COPTER MAIL
vrere defected In ywtetdsy's run- remind Sanford parents Hint th*
Friday
evening
at
the
>' Elks
•aya that all be more
STRICT COIJB
KODIAK. Alaska. July 24. l/lh figure, In ti(> munitions company.
I f 8 ANGELES, July 24. <JP>playground
hours
are
from
10:00
In grocery alores early
Club, Sanford Lodge N o .' |J41 —Ten person's have la*n drowned
““ Heticopter mail eerTlce has tieen
A. M. to 12:00- Noon and from will honor returned war Veterans in the woret tragedy in Alaska
FRANKFURT. July 24, ( j f t war.- Ha would not *av.
IM P R O V E S
It* first try-out in the naCORRECTION
2:00 P. M. to 6:00 I*. M. Super iwth a turkey dinner at 6:30 water* since the crack up n f the
how much longer he General Joseph Me Varney's heed. vgrg
In fotlihem Ctllfomta. Acvisors
arc
(it
hand
five
dsva
e
•zpecta auger* to be » rationed. quarter* has issued a strict code rortimn
o'clock
at
which
Brfr.
Gen.
J.
C.
Yukon
last
Fehrurnrv
when
II
MHi A njffkt rootThe Herald regret* an error in
LOfl ANGELES, July 24. <*-> -* week during these hours and a
Mr. Andereon called at the Wh)u o f behavior for Americans enter master Mkhael fanning, It’s an
The Tannery yesterday’s psper eoncerning the
* iff
Millionaire Hbwsrd Hughe, is
in
. “ "V ! rtWHe, .re .vaileblo Hutchison will speak. Not only lives' were lost.
fNmee to report on tho negol
egotia* ing Soviet-occupied territory. An '’ oaUUmding- auccess." Fanning - pretty good shape." That'*
wifi Elk veterans from this tender Cougar .nank In heavy ileath
irath er
r f -Rev.
'Rev. A A. Fields* wife.
That’s the
Ihe f f r
“ of
.* «
M ffcbt announcement says car*
county be present but also veter scan last night off the north Rev, Fieldvds not
to ask the word today , from the physiciana. « r fhll'lrrn ° r ■ "
no t hq pastor of
;«r grower*. Under the
an! from Orlando, Leesburg, D«- west shore of Kodiak I aland. the Sh^ifi M sstonary
Baptist
j»
----Board
for
o f the movie end plans m a k e r _____________________
the United 8 u te . will
Lan’d and New Smyrna lodges will Seven passengti j and tho crew Church frolored),
.. Ths Herald « H
air routes linking hts post
crashed two end a ' half
purchase the
th* sugar crop* o f 1945
attend. K business session • will of three perished ax rescue ships advised today. Rsv. F. B. ItetU
vrith more than a score of
ego In an experimental / The Capitol in Washington
rushed to aid the tender.
i—
.
* Igned by an English architect. follow the supper.
i.
man i| the pastoF o f thv ‘ l ’~ v
•' . .- i .
.
,
- •
»•-
N E W YORK. .Inly 1M. </!’)
— Tlin American plan far,
international
control* of
ntoinic eni'iyy collitlril today
head-on with a atone wall
of Itunsinn resistance. At a
meeting of atomic energy
committee mi tuber two rn*
New York todav Soviet
f t delegate Andrei Tirmnyko
FUtJy * rejected the- nflsjsr -pFo—
■
l:{ ^ l
Public Health >
Pleases Kiwanis ! Officials Issue
Polio Reports
Witlb Tap Dance
1
Harry Wester Tolls IWorst Epidemic Since
How Army In Aus-! 1!M6 Is Indicated
tria (Jot Accordiansj Ry IJarly Survey
Leesburg Player iJimmy Anderson Is Seminole County
. Road Projects .
.N ear Completion
I>y oaniord U u b “
Surveys Ruing .M;ub‘
bur Nrw Highway
Rt*l»«r( I’o lAM•als.|"1
";l',■'" .^T^Jlrp'Tv!"
'I’o New Smyrna
rort-ame lliursdayl
w-* uuuis to widen
m
Loral Elks Visit
Ilinatiila Oipplrd
Children’s Home
University Limits
Students To Aug. 15
Campaign Group I
Ida Hell O’Neal I
Found Guilty of Anon Named By WilliamH
Kettles Announces
I'lay^rmuul Events
sr ' g ?
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FRID A Y, JU L Y
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PA G E SIX
IT’S YOUR M O V E -
LEGAL NOTICE
Vfcpi Hi** lie rati)' notlf l#d ami reKf aiit^ar I '» t re rla ln IN*I
Of Cuittldaim t ilrd u*.«ln*t you f*»r
*l»Y«irr**. I.) V iritN O N K IlC T L K It .
|m’V |>« ndlrg Ifl tIt* i'lrf till L'uui I
*»f Hr*ml no l * C u un lf , Florida* «n «»*
Here A re Money Savers
19,
1946
lutf'klr till* jtrple'tfltir'T Unit
Witness m l tisml and
to .M il th f Ind »!»> *»f•tfeptsmber
»«.tl of i*fHr#*, at Hanr»»itl.
" l u d r f a u l t I h e r e o f *H)M caH-ie will C m i n l r . Hlortd.t. t h i s 111t*
tiruivf*! K i j j M v.
Ju ly . IM «.
I ^ l t h i s n tiler Hr p u b l i s h e d I*1*U. 1*. 1ICHNI/ON
!h«- >l.tiult>rv l*n»« re*»ulrrd t»*
«*|rr* cf Circuit
l a w In ( h r t f s n f o n l l l c r a l d . Hanford,
U> K. I* llurdlck,
F l«rl»n», ** nrn«|wii>rr i*f itantraj
elrrtilatiuii trt said t'utiiit)
nnd (Ptrr.u.)
ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS
• FANS
• MIXERS
• WASHING MACHINES
• VACUUM CLEANERS
• SEWING MACHINES
CHIPPENDALE
SOFA
TROTTER APPLIANCE SERVICE
304 W . SECOND STREET
TII£ DID P A IN T E R SAYS
PHONE 1064-J
"Quality" i. (hr word for this
»afn which h«i n brsutltul flor
id linen Upv.try cover. Th*
background is in beige with
blue, wine nml other blended
color, worked in. Workmanship
U juperb. If you am n lover of
renlly fine furniture we par
ticularly want you to aee thl*
THIS BRAND OF
PAINT
sp u ti.
svrorw.vctj
VARNISH
Larcoloid
ENAMEL
* ENAMELS
HAS
BEEN
KNOWN
AXMV CHIU OF STAFF, Gen. Dwight D. Elsenhower li ahown with Hep. !
Andrew J. May, chairman of the House Military Adairs Committee^ in
Washington, alter he (Elsenhower) testified befure the group Euanhower, urging passage of legislation to Increase from 23.000 to 30,000
the number of Army officers, predicted a peacetime Anny of not less a
than 000,000 men fur the nest 13 years.
(Inirmotional .Soundphtio)
ACCOMPANYING
*
FOR QUALITY
ThU a m a .ln * finl.lt I. tlry In
one hour. 'think what lltl*
■ tucmi.l lilg.holeU and modcat hornra find l-amoleid a
llm*- and tnndilr M*'r. I-'k
> it on wood, mrtal of pla.lrr,
tndoora or out. llrilllanl,lony-wearina color, with a
hard, oniouth »nrfare,1hat rvaUta alkalira, ahat.al, arid*
and rlranliift lulmldit.. I arcolold <)«• flour Ihv Enamel
la a niiMlrrn Uiiian for modem
eundilluna.
SINCE
»
1840 '
U r
N |tfrliitiir
in q m ilit)
p iililh
for * n » r j
s u r f ir r ,
a ml k I ri v i. fiur n r r j |mr pn*t\
Sfii jimciil n
» r r i v i fi u
dnilv
h.1 ill
k r iln r
nl
I hr
ofil
jir ifrn in riff***"! bffnr^ Ul*A
in 1942.
O n a ll Im p o r ta n t work c h F * **’
a good M aatr-r I 'a l n lr r . Ho
k n o w * C a rm o ln P a in t l ’ro»lu c ta a r* th e h eat th a t a c lrn rc
r a n d r»la« o r m o n ry ra n h o y .
G ood t ta in t,— t h a t ’a C a r n in tr.
CHAIR
n
■■
n
AR
SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO
FLETCHER
ROLLS— DICK
ELSBERRY
117 SOUTH PARK
PHONE 303
COCKTAIL
TABLE
Accept Lower Fixed Interes
on Your Savings ? ?
When Ownership in a
Selected Grout) of
United States Industries Is
Returning Quarterly
Dividends in Excess
BARREL
Trimmed ia Walnut. Assorted covers,
Matching end table and
Inmp table aro also avail- j 1 1
-LI..
=v
For information, sign ami mnil this ml:
__
__
SOUTHEASTKRN S3K(*ITRITIKS COUP
Eutene F Luck, Pres.
3ttt w . A d a m . M .
larkaourlllr
'
I*. II. Ih n
Hl(ii and Mali lur Infnrmstlon Sn nbtlfition
XJIK
inland
N.ime
Addrt'it
Member NMittal .\w»rUllnri nf Kpriitillrk Iiralff', Imp. A
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8
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MUSK’ NEWS from
The MUSIC BOX
AVAILABLE NOW FOR TOMORROW’S HOME
Base Cabipets
2-1 Inches Deep
13
18
2*1
30
Inches
Inches
Inches
Inches
Wide
Wide
Wide
Wide
34VI; Inches High)
30 Inches Wide
$22.00
(Bread Drawer)
24.00
36 Inches Wide
30.00 42 Inches Wide ...
36.00 48 Inches Wide ...
Wall Cabinets
13
18
24
30
(12 Inches Deep —
Inches Wide .... $18.00
Inches Wide
19.00
Inches Wide . .. 21.00
Inches Wide .... 26.00
30 Inches High)
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in u
*? ,nches Wide
48 Inches Wide ...
Sink F ronts
(34t/2 Inches High)
18 Inches #Wide .... 10.00
24 Inches Wide.... 12.00
=
In plain deep wine or col<
or that mat chew the sofa,
TA K E YOUR PAINT PROBLEMS TO
The Complete. Paint and Glass Store
|||
30 Inches Wide ...
36 Inches Wide
All Cabinets Finished In White Enamel
About thr. hottest thing
I in recoKla this week is the
, SPIKE JONES Musical De1 precialion Album It con
tains many old favorite* ns
well as several new num
bers. Also, we have just re
ceived anolher supply of
"C hloe."
Mahogany Lamp Table
Mahogany Cocktail Table $16.95
For the (overt of Kostelnnetz music, we have the
"T chaikow .ky,"
“ Victor
H erbert," nnd "E xotic Mu
sic albums
The seat and back are of full coil apring construc
tion and the cover is a very durable tapestry in
blue. You will like this sofa bed's beauty and con
venience.
For the King Cole, Trio
devotees, the new album,
Vol. 2, is now in stock.
Be sure to have us play
for you "Pretending." It is
one of Andy Russell's best
records to dale, and the
tune is a sure bet for the
HU Parade.
Among the new records
we havet
garel Whiting.
UGLY CHILE by Johnny
M ercer.
SURRENDER by Woody
Herman.
1 DON'T KNOW WHY by
Tommy Dorsey.
MY FICKLE EYE by Betty
Hutton.
,
In the "Hillbilly Comer"
we find:
FILIPINO BABY
TEAR STAINS ON MY
LETTER.
I WISH I HAD NEVER
MET SUNSHINE.
The stock on some items
is low, but a telephone call
will put the desired records
In Lay-A-Way
LliFor all your m
needs
INNERSPRING
SOFA BED
comfortable, roomy bed at
night. Full coil spring con
struction seat and back.
Choice of colors and covers.
MAHOGANY PIE CRUST
-TABLE (as shown)
TO PAY THE
MATHER
W AY"
STREET AND MAPLE AVENUE — PHONE 797
Phone 933
$19.95
OF SANFORD
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In Unity There It Strength—
To Protect the Peat* «of Uie World;
To Promote the F n p n i of America;
To Prodoce Prosperity for Sanford.
VOLUM E XXXV II
TH E
(Mi#
Established
H a n fo rd
W EATH ER
Sen II e r r ti t h u m lc r s lu r iu s a n il s h o w e r*
in a f t e r n o o n , o t h e r w is e p a r t ly c lo u d y
to d a y , I onto* It I a n d T u e s d a y .
Ite r a lft
AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY N EW SPA PER
SANFORD, FLO RID A.
190S
M O N D AY, JU L Y
22, 19-1G
Arwociuled Press tensed Wire
NO. 2 1 9
s Another Investigation Into
W ork Is Finished On |Jnj[edJla*eR
Chinese Reds
Pearl H arbor A ttack Looms
• War Probe Group To
See Why Adequate
Defenses Were Not
Huilt Before Raid
They Outfreekle All Challengers
Madame Sun-Yat-Sen
Says America. Had
Better Watch Out;
Russians Echo Slap
N i n e Die A s Bl ast lici rks C ape C u d
Resort T o w n
W ill Be Voted U p o n
Tuesda y But Pres
ident U n d e c i d e d A s
To
11 is S i g n a t u r e
:
II) VHSnl i a t k p p i i f s h
W A S H IM iT O N . Ju ly 2 2
\\ \ S I I I N i ;.T n \ . .In i) 2 2
The 1‘ntiid S u ite ' again is the ■
(VP)— S till
;t not I ii *i
in q u ir y
DP)— T lu * J o in t fln u s o it ltd
target t f a ferocious editorial !
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C o tilu r e n e e
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«lisas-and veihal b a n t e r f|om t'hip,**e j
1 m itte e c o m p le t e d iUt tu sk o f
l t * r is in tlu* tn a k iiu r— th U
coinmiini'U and ltU"iun« over
wtmt Is happening in t ’liini.
itite hv tin* SotiaU * W a r In*
w r itin g ft n e w O P A h ill, tint!
Micro even 1. a warning frprn.
vi‘st qrat inu r<»ininiU o«:(
It
th e le g i s la t i o n w ill h e s u h M(illume - Sun. Vnt - Sou
to -the
w ill )>n o n a lin iitP il .srah*.
j
m ilte d t o b o th b r a n d i e s o f
I'lllled Stale- to watch out. The
a m t w ill lia v o to d o o n ly
t ’o n jtr e s s
to m o r r o w .
The
widow of the founder of the
* .......... . i.-puldli- t-oml-iue.l it w l'i
w itli tin* to •* n -I* d«da> s in
jo in t c o n fe r e n c e a g re e d th a t
n
Idi'lerilig
driiuneiution
of
h u ih im jf it|> (lo* d r !* ‘h*r> l i t
i f O P A is r e v iv e d , no p r ic e
itldne«i' Kinnnntliim- pul m linielll
^rcnlrnbi (dutuld, be place I in
J'rm l Iffti!**»>.
v
•‘ pnitv 'ie:tetj-.|inries,‘ tilt* p ilfttr.
Th*’ iin lin J Tipur»• v\Ilf tm Col,
' meat, poultry, dairy product, nml
. lia-limd tlu- len iin l (toii'inm rnl
t uJTTrv Wv'TT. nT;— TTTn .\TITiy
” o i W T ^ i r T i i a a s - tn,rrri,"TW rnri
whi ti i t.«*ii«till I'V i'fti I r ‘Ibeis
Whether controls nre to te' re
t!t)ji!d'ti hi ll ’twiiii tit tile
io law t P oi i all*'lioo l Ingiii* Kalstocril »t oil on th e ,* Beni* uiP
Itilii* *»f |ia .1a
*- lU.lv'k- In
! tllirl
br iter tiled liy n three-man board
I ‘* | | , till If- . * \ | •3ti all \ l *I111111it^
In *«lif is! Ii,f I
|«111*11*' ‘ lull*
with higher authority tlinn (tl'.V
I t«*l* ! i *I»i»I ! » ‘I .ill i it j lit
fjf Jit ID11
iiii'iil ( M lit?..... Sim tilt i v !*■| |hut
The compromise wa, idgm-d by
t tlj.it th, lugJrlinp .«! tin* IV.ifl
I li*’ 11inf
n* % an* living tn
11 of the I I priintor, and re
Hulttui *i« (»>**-*■ iinti
(It layol
ftli lip tiMl vvui in «»r«lri tu
presentative*
making
ill* the
t> i»ii-,imiii:ipi!m*nl tin W jm an's
•»tort awai ln'tw «ii the*
Joint committee. Those wlm rel *iit Ttiv litui e primp nl » siaiii
\Stiitt*p iiii«l l(u«"in and in that
fused to sign were Sm nlor Kutii.it Wymau l»n«l hc**n H on ly
vu*y, al t;nt «ri»Mi fh»*
-jreno Miltikep of Colorado nml
n^^iH'uti vi| wit ii t Uni: \\ ithe hit
■
She
th«*rt* uiUAt
'M trpresen tative, Jesse Wolcoll of
Uithl. a itcrttmn wlm heemiit* n
tu> an inntpnliiitt* ronUth'ii cov*
Michigan mid Frederick Smith of
natiiriilifvt! \un i ». ,tn t iureii ju*t
fllHHilit Hill n**I It Hig VYhit'll
CODIES <»f two Ylrtlnn lie im
Ohio. All ore Itrpiihliran,.
tilMM* liloftdl
•( ill ills'
**r!»l Mai ‘ hull h n * hi»i*n ti vlnit
trw
-slk
III
ti
Mi!
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It's beginning to |,mk ns if
lirllli'Vt f«n lilMHltl * V»|t hi,III
rt i itir k
1. til Idipg* (right) w icibu l by .i i .
Congress will htive to remain in
j lift'***. 4 |f (III* ( IflitPM*
t
I tli* Su« -hi* ,|HH itpadiuf ruin*
■.pliiitiin ill Oil'l l, M.i** . kllbl
session longer than in ""l mem
nr I- iii+l fs» i . nt
<ttiirvltii7 f
111ft tiT H:t hulk If j- Eifiii tiu* iVrul
- oe persons and ln)itiiog i-l
ber# had anticipated. The thine
ultilr iiMtuin ..ffiriui
irifn m i]
Har1.. , ! . • * • *
n t .......
a
th **
that's likely lo postpone their
■!.,i tin U l . i r l i u i in a n ' ‘
f*»i i •ntf*'.
S|i«> it g miI fluii I hi*
M**ti •* iHRup,
pummel vocation is the rem|>rol L. f ile II »• blast >t» -ti* Utnltif Sfalr*. hiin
i<ti t»«iif> ♦♦ i
It •
tu
tnUe hill to revive lire HI’ A
i ,,i ,i lie,I ,*,is a r I left t!ie i
ft** h uiiiiHiilxiTii I*.i * t m;i lit ii.n
Mm » 1*1 I•I v|‘iHft4,
Senate lln jo n ly t.eadei Allien
h> . nlTlin* nt I .it!1 nniilni \ MH|ig M, tool j.t 1 ............ . H<e
111,
(sjin ktnl
Jdll \ VVJ
I I all
Barkley tidked with 1‘iesideut
in I’hiin
1mg In f
.let, will o II.e telllllf I’M
tl ft,
tin
ltfk‘4* IP
..Truman about the ttl'A measure
“ i i iillnl
kiii*iiimt***t|f |»|*»| t j |
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After his visit to the
*l!li 1 it V*n» ' |HH^n •*.!'! rtfist
, ; |lotI
-I .'«••• •>White House Senator llniklev ml
Mruhinic ^i«it ,[|nl
milted Hint he sees no prospect
i
fell* 4ti» ‘i •i ■1,t i v " f War
I I’ii* AIIIff H.in i tfih*, vvhit a.ir I1
of adjourning Congress Iwfore
| I ti ’i t Mn 11 |d tic »«ny i * - mmiL
nlii* * nin I lull i fiii’hil. uf i hitia. |
the middle of nest week ut th
KING AND QUEEN of firrk lc- ore Kleiirnn i ‘ontiors in. Manfu iii. , mini In* rlrmU tul.l . f tin rt*n«l
j I't ii feUithtu 1 imtiiiilti'c ()iui l lit*(U
very enrliest. l*reviou»ly the tow
I i>*‘\ till* 'i Ih* fohl ]
hi ri* to. nidi. ii(nu <
• ih.il W vman's
I Jr. ( ar-'cm I lies
r
. ,,
i.N. V . and August Guunltnn.
w York, shown liere after they had ;*'* ‘••'aster,
makers had heped lo l*e on then 1
• •
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------that Amrrirni ii sn tinnari* . art* j
uiuhii t hud etint i dmlt'd tu . h«
been cimrTied at the l l t h aiinaat co m pet it top held by M a n h a t t a n 's
wav home by Saturday.
ti'UiniiiK ij |i with
irac- *
linn I* t. l*a ltft Hin alii J i j cijihn
itarkley raid Mr. Truman is Children*, Aid Society. Quern Kirsnm, however. i» the leal champ tiiMim
tm*' t' t*ni-’mi nt gin •* th** I
ary nrliuit apiiip t \\ vnum wai
having the UI*A hill analyxed iic- liavliig 58 "beauty spots" |.t-, .ipone bieli lo King August's bn
ut hi* i
Thfy uui-i ft** in hi that j
im»i ji u f u s l
fore he makes up hie mind whrtli
T’hn IVnrl 11nrt« r i t.iiliuUtf
i
I International I ill** iRfafncr uf ( ii t t I .SiiiiPR
, er he'll sign it or resort again
AriiHtl f<trrr> *ut t htii«**>«. «m| fn
in Us n |jtn | r - id.* juitihc on
—to the veto. The majority lendei
nut
it lengthsnitrv
g *t
|K nu*! »
f * f l
u ItaI i ! cat*
® ,eipre**ed hope that tile Preslr hi ill*i aHiuiig *|u* *
iH*u|tla«
Ratigan
Tells
Pi, i||i| aAi*1
Hrilisli I I c m l t i u a r l t T ' ti *T'ti \\
J
dept .w ill sign Lilf UJ'/\ (TVIva 1
I h»»y mu*i \h- uaiiwtl (Mill hmn
aatp-n -tiuuX
1 4-Ie+I l i (lie T « •L
sh» util
ivm iiiilv lu a r«*
R eo rg a ii i/ at in n
mrdiure. Bot.'Hu-T'cnn'lLr #<bh>1.
Of
Ate
\\ ri't lvi'tl
B y f !«■ ni.iJf tir •he
•ugniM/ttl
mill
truly
i«*tiii*ii*m»
.lohoily nt
today's conference
j 11 1I II XI1 \ ; 1»H*i J a im* i M**ad
O f .1iinior ( ’h a m b e r
tivr < iiltsp-t* ifnvernnirnt
Th«
asked Mr. Truman whelhei he'd
|’ I IH >1 1. »5, \\ 1 11>vi*-! tiltin g
iiitifs t
lulfi that if Arntuti
aim , and Mr, Truman did not
t iliiui: |.i
I f Ht -Hr
.11*1 ’
nml* (*’ it liljiin that wh»* unt
1 1 IETfiH \ Ililt n hn h
'I to- ; tut
i•'ntunleer the Informal am.
It IM ' \ l> M i
| H..s* b
Ml I- j 4 me- t halt Jn.it*.
untilv munitinii** ut inihintv
1 h tv 1(1 (.III. he I Hhr*
Ill I'M]
The Ol'A is drafting a repoi l
Lift v pi i ot
v i p W'lbd not 1"
'I4tanri*, thi*r«' will tw» im •«lin
iKH'Jimr lu\lhn*ut |guvrrii*»r
io President Truman nu the econ
-i 'ii i t i 1-, litm tt ;[ t> t i ’. I’i j
ing nf tin* rhinwr* civil wm
omic conseipiences of the complex
Pint iifn ;»i ihr Ainpririm l.rgiun
K t»i
1 ! Ij.al Hhit it » n I I'd th*
Ilie
rc
tiir
nintilrtl
i**‘h
retptrll-ufiwl Uri'V ), St||U‘ lilt I MU^ lit
prlc? control hill written by n
I *41vid lliitt'l tn h'l
tu
H niiilhtim iin ( 's ir Tom
House-Senate conference cninmjtTuiltiin*> ’ * . vuirtt Friday ft* spun■
Tim hinr,t Hifikrtl tin* British
rwtes.
*
am nnnthrr rnmlrdatr fur ih<* six
uni dii t i«*rridrtiiil and nr iny
The analysis is expected to
day mrrtiiH! *»f Imys ila ih tiif Auy,
liru(h|inir!pi - h«,itfi*d lit tin* holrt.
guide the President to a decision
i>n.
siltM.k lit.
I Tin* mpbh i d f i i'l.i-i =-h(it»k
th.*
on whether to sign nr veto tinI Iriti y \\ . 15* i itlird
d. I wha.l
K in g I
' un »d ** l it f i t ’
i
The acute need for u rompremeasure if and ubrn tt is pns.ro
LA PAX, Bolivia, July .12. IrVi
>" fhls ticti’Ui iifltH
.I*
for i I-I lllll**
iifli'f
by ('imyrrsH.
— Lenders of the result in llntivi* Ken.ive highway safety ptogram
Jin n t
M iifh
M lu l l !
nK d " H■.t
*»•
stre*..-d
Ity
are today trying ti> tt-More nrdet m Sanford
k i •.i•h* i *♦•■! htm
t
Sc tot*
i
their
I
after a four-das uptsiitg clim (ieoige Touhy nt a meeting of !bthir.’ lat*** - I ' l l .
-elf
. »'
. sue f tei Ih.
itmurtl
I It
!i
J
axed ti)- the n..u>. illation of Botary- (Tub at the Conununi'y
S l f l t t * fee - (*‘ fi
hll'l
the Iic-1 1
l!«\i( V* 4 VH*I« tui- *ij •!
J A I K S (i N VII.I.K, Ini,
1* •utir4. * aiws.it
11, - I - i i * Met hoHr
i,
,l'|
President Gualberto Villarroel.
BuildiniJ Itoday in which I'rraidetd (Special I "Federal amt St'»
•' n t Hill llfl'l *d' '* rt F.nifH
I
o u tlu . til
• >1*1,1.11 I t.. .
J . i i I -Ii
I!
« I ‘i * iuy Sc!
Kverv hospital and dintieniarv George Speer appointed a com (n m l.. technical ex|>eit. ,m
tluiuil.till ttiii.n-'f, i.'iv»*n
'■» Ihi.v 1 o il" ill
Ih ii * 111,11! VV;i . till* ■f t I* -,l l ir■) -rtf
1
\
Il': Ju.ltie 111 ! It !
eoimlsllng
ot
llnlliintl |n usuntnl n**s uf vuriril uuh*in l.n f a t is filled to overflowing mittee
IlfHVf I Ui* Jiijifi*4
ui. hi1 IwiH Ih v i i in* fit *'11 *+f t||*lE=l|%
-SANTA MONICA, Calif., July with casualties <d yesterday** Dean. W, A. Leffler nml Le:i tri**i* ro m w tiH l i l i m t l v *n in hy tin. pi ui: i aiin hi h Inch dl** lw»y ** Mil J tJ1 1- mil lie lu-ii! in
I iiiivi-i-n t audituriuiu TucMlin alu f i Ih* Ihi U'I w j v
l nniiuul ilmii'N, lie
u iJ»isli*,l
^ 2 2 —W)— Georgia’* neat governor street fighting. Many memlier* lx ,h e r to work with C h ie f. of (liret'tty with priMluction nml mat will purtirifiatr this year.
4:0(1 c M, HtetionV
An
out
I
if***
uf
Ih®
ir-nitfaniM
l.
hmlly ami
titniir pnliiw Kiiunl*
lltu yen* b y H r . ()r \ illo ll.nk-».
' • — Eugene Talmadge—denied to. of Villarroel'* military regime I'olice Hoy William, ami State kctinir t have cvhlencn! thru in
the
Alien,
will
deliver
Hr.
W
Jsinfottl Junior
p i I' Yl n il ' s )
Mp | ih M t' hp t|
in
the
Ilollt uf
»j»n|nf ( ,i |i* f i qni
day a report that he hai promised died with their lender— but most Highway Patrolman L. C. Bender trrpHt in our annual I'unfrrriii-. uitinn *»f
inoitioi l il t mFhId, Mill) t»Ul«* i *44r- w m tm cu
felillfnf i!, X 'lllM ' Mlrtltflli* kiHUHNly
n stale position to the grand uf the 2,000 killed or wounded in trying to solve local traffic uf uffirialfi nml innnatfi*r> uf ih Chamfer uf Uumnu-rr® hint its VIT* l! \
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pro i'rum nf i-nmitmmt y lwtl**i
ii
«l in i fet■* *•j•111l11 '11ji:r i "Liiii itrtil
ryclopa uf the Ku Klux Klan in in the sln-et fighting were re problem*.
Flnriflt* Stall? Fitnn*?r- Mm ti t' rnrut, wm ..ulhni'tl hy J ir k Hull minimi* ’ ■vrH |»art isi i«t11«".
iu . lie! fit it.* I! vji). , vv,) . Hit*
1 J u n i o r 1>.i 11 T e a m s
Atlanta. The report came from volutionists. Some of Villar fuel's
to
In*
hrltl
this
vvppk
m
II
President Spe >I also rrf< f red to .
... . . ,
,
Htm, |i11**t*I* •i h Iiu tuld *hf»!
Columnist Drew Pearson in n men mnnagrd to c c itp c to the
George Stine ami h i. Youth Com -I‘ ' " " f « "" ‘'J"11; '" ' " • *'
his |*i *ni|t It.• •h'ur in fur tin** Mt^
l
.(»• at
nation-wide nOti-klan broadcast hills, bill there are no indica
the y p u f $| ‘ml ( ity f rr* t*n! uui T h i r l t •i'll I n C o u n l v
appeal
Mur-1 t‘i
n.'" Invitalion n
' ' i|
' "> tT' t1 tin * h jilt v n '- fel im- We-li- IfiR'l1’
late yesterday frntn the Georgia tions vet if the) will try n i-uun- mittee
* i* * i an* *t
** . hy
9 Edward
pi *
to
p i"n“t i>
shall that the Rotary^L. uh M '"n w *
william L. VVlUim* I h t ■■f ■ pro g ra m . Supph-mentcd I'V J a v c i i
VV1- f Sufei' . Ml Hn |Hfit (I III
<I.U - I V Min.
i termove on the capital.
Tin' I
atate capitol.
(■ i
ii J o b l e s s
! ‘ IV
r itV ho■
; nnaiti'ml
s.p
will v*inii j H 11' ill It [t i
It
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lint T slrn siitr. who lias sudden- 1 Meanwhile, tin- revolutionary a hoy at a Co,l nf »J0 wlm « i t h '||f S u I „ Mllrki. , t
.
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M
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In
two
other
hoy,
wmihl
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T(ll,
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ly popped up on vocation In regime — jso-culb-d institutional
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D-i I'.uticclc.
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I»i**' ! I!*>m* \ u !«ei4',*. Ml
promised
im ihi^ city at Bc»y» Stair* in lall- ,Mlf u|| sqciu| frill# anti i«l»» *'• IWr»pul *uii I*
4 ,,. ae*t| .
California, say* he tins made no government— ha.
! Ifi.iMiiut'fet
llii'ip i in* m! ir11i*<rV*
. Ml.
1lull 1f
.rontih! Mu* 1*4 5 h
U lu* • I
fe-nm mltlment, for atate positions. mediate restoration of the civil a h a w c from Aug. 26 to Aug. 3 L ] „ ut program n, a slrirtly Im, |hi, w«"k In- ....-I
Ho t t*vruVh( Hut! Blt’W **f[t
' »«*f*$ rli'lihi! Fil
1’,
94tfffei.tIt ’ t«v tua»ui .r Mu* LiMtiJeJ ■nmhMr. Marshall explained I Iml th e n c , ronfelonrt*, m ake' tin.
till! |Ii[
Cm !
Tlic
Talrnadgo adds—"I do not even liberties suspended under Villarl( tint In ii eel I' m 1'rtfir I mil
I ( ' • a . I a a r O On 1‘a a r T « .
The Irest way to learn the fundamen
tik111 1 Itlilllflllttl nl in* lit' II HI, Ii**
t .nl l:
if Hi1 u llli I iU Ii At 1h ( Tultln 11‘ Hi tinc. *!iu
know who the grand cyclop* of rnel's "strong man” rule.
1' Ah -.*#iit| 1 «*iii in)
Finn*! i
1lii* ittcii, \«*y I it lit* p a U
y c iu a m - t Y iifiitc
ntiy k#nl»
th« Atlanta Klavem i*. 1 do not revniutionials also have promised tal mechanism, of government is
J)
-that gll political prisoner* wll 1* to experience them and *oid that
IC'tUHtl't
-1
I hry
v*i 1
ilirir tloimilory an«l
fill* .I in
know even who the Grand Kleagle
freed and ail political exiles wel at Boys' S tate 310 boy, frinn all
whom 1 llele llll-n .Hill (2 Hull
('lnuv^hiTu fu r tho ilny* uf lljti
ah by i*»tilaclMij£ Mi - 4 Jcnni# l!ur*
o f the Ku Klux Klan i*. I am not comed hack in Bolivia.
ii h iiViiiluhll lo, den.
*
ull >»**; •
rBnic. Thu Firnt Aid room heejmen
ovrr Florida gather In Tallahassee
a member o f the Klan, never have
The revolution led hv univer to elect city end county officials,
htUilnhli' HI»|u\ |H*‘III ,
Thu timn «»f din inovlo to h<* thi ujwrntinir »«hhii , atid th!** unbeen a member and don’t ever sity
professors, student* j and atate representatives, and finally
t #u y 111*■i ?i " th i *♦iiif h»1111 i tu* i.tl •*
rthown Tlittisthiy nt llio Junior ttie d im n,toir , west wing of the
expect to be."
labor group* began on^July 13,
ammititnl Ci $111,772 nnd '*M'
* Meanwhile, the man who is when n itudent was killed during a governor, lie recalled that David
Billy Ptnk*. Bert Itiver* and Jim mndr ht '.'.i-lft litiMHiA :*» , m IliKh Si’iiutil ha, It-cn changed i Int *li» Admlpi'lraliott Building
Bobby Park, son of Dr. umi Mt
lint, l*e.*t*nt.-, n h"»|»ital. A t'hildwaiting for an . unprecedented a drmnmtrution Demanding high Gatchel who represented this city C. L. Park, wa* the lucky h«v n !c Btiicklnnd. No scriom nr. Tnf»fi * I
wnnu n T* t it i‘iv* from UMHt A M. until l .iu l’. M.
Several rn-iv game, and nctivi- le ii', Hume alunmuii. Nurse r.liiafourth term
aa governor of er pay for teacher*.
ineiuiMtHl fiuni
i Ih
Trouble In HMl was elected governor in hiljuilged the liest camper ut tli<- i-lfit-ntg have happened iluring the muni
ta-th lio|>t l Coin'll, nasiati-il ugsill
-G eorg ia «aya he want* to ateep. Increaied when the government a spirited campaign.
21 y ear, uf this iiistruction said ihii iitv* ih*' wruk i’iidiiHf Ju lv th Ilea have h»-ert rvdd'-il nt the Gram
Tributes were paid to the mem 21 at two week encamp rent of Mr. Morris,
WTatmadge has taken in the night
lull h i m ' *hyft nf this III!!*, tlfil mar tic low I |d,tyg roil ltd.. Which in tlie eltni<\
Seminole
County
boy*
under
diThe .ciiildretr of the clink" aia
is-open from It) no A. M. until
I realized hi* regime we* ory o f tha lata C. C. II lane, for- t.Htlon of Herman E. Mnrri, J t . Bill Herndon put tlirco year, punt nu! duvint! Iliw vvrp|i
»pota of HoliywootJ, tho buliflghta
.' noon and from
on in 6 :0 0 I'. M. all now hack in their tegular
Junes 2i*.
some a t mer superintendent of the Atlantic
or Maxleo, and *ay» Im plan* to
expi-rit-m-r
of
infantry
t
reining
Camp Winona. Bobby wui
( him in,m Km itli I'Yplnim 'tl *tin! and M under duet lion of M i,, 1(dure, iti (lie Home dorinitorie*
•l**p for three o f four uay* Ire- tempt* to nil'll the revolution, Coast U ne end a Rotation, by ihuxen. by the t>oy* therosclvi-. id h i, rifle druse* which wenI -rod the little g irl, have again
but when all hope wn* gone, he W alter Haynes end Pie,iilcnt
fo r* be return* to Atlanta.
W*U attended with mucli enlhuci- thoM* whn (piiYp Jfiln wi!limit nf- Jtfuiw Dunlin.
who
concliiiled
their
highly
,ucresigned y ctrrd ny
and made Speer.
urn. Camp Winona, through Mr. fiderA ii‘HvHii hi \v!m rt'fn •* *«f- i The City Tenni, Tutnnainent taken up ie ,1th-lu-o in tliek- own
t
c
r
f
u
l
ami
en
jo
y
stle
outing
on
fi'in *tf . wil.itilu 4«inp|*«yim*iit ii *t■ for tin- i ity t li.itiipioii'liip,nhtrU[ " i on 'flu* reivice imdi-rvil wllhplan* to flee the rountry in hi*
Mr. Touhy, who was Introduced
Morris, 1, registered with the hot
HHdhfuHi fill* c‘t«itl|H3ii«;i1 imi * Iiiih been going mi for the post, "<• charge tineh year )»y Dr. S’el*
private plane.
by Dr. C. W. Baker who also Fumlay.
National Rifle Association of
H o w e v e r , the revidutionUt, introduced Chief W illiam* and
man and In, helper, from SonBobby will he awarded n silver Waihlngton, l>. C. and tiny My paynuti!
1 week, I. till ronttmiing.
were too quick and too strong. Patrolman Bender, said there loving cup with his name ami
ford i* firm of Iho laige conlrifcu
qualifying
for
any
rank
--do
take
TOWNSEND Si'p.AKKIt
They overran the presidential were two reason* which made a "B e st Camper, 1046" engraved
ting facto r, to tin- good health
POSTS INSTALLED
up where hr left off al Winona,
\V. II A liters, sta le it-iiirn ula
upon it, and alto is en litl;d to with any school in tho country.
((•■Haase a . P a s t K .« (l
Mra. Duncan !. lIuatB died ai palace and captured Villarroel.
A Ixiut 1(111 i-iiticrcte posts are of the children.
at, aeroplane ride oyer the rim p. Tho following hoy, qualified ns: tlv ri of the Tnwmend lltvoverv lieing Installed hy the • ity on
tgtilb A. M. Sunday at the home He wa» hurit.1 from a bakonv,
*%f her daughter, Mra. Eleanor an the mob in the street loat no
I.jr ry Lossing, who won t h i s a- sharpshooter, Je rc Dormlny, Por Club, wit, ,(H-akei at a d l'tiirl i'urk and Freni Ii Avenue* n» part
County Agent C . R. Dawson,
Kav*ne| after a lingering Bine** time in stringing him up on a
watd fo r the first week, will nlro ter Lansing, George Herndon and count d meeting of seven 'fown- of tho pro;;rnin nf mstnliing
inrludial,
lamp |k>i L Several of hla lieut
member, of the Seminulo County
of more than »lx month*. *
get an aeroplane ride in the near T, I, Harris. Also ore hor toward send (lulls, Hanfoid
nmrkera
for
streets
of
tho
city.
held Sunday ul Dnvtona Beach,
Farm er Bureau ami » number of
In N#w Or lean,, U ., the enants and memhera of the palace
M u r*.
Work nf ateftcltllng th e n itiarktm growers nit* expected to appear
expert wa* awarded to Porter according In VV. 1. Hughev.
of Pauline esd Ben- guard*> were hanged on other
Day*
were
active
and
Jammed
iiill
l,ti
shirted
anon,
ntcotiling
lo
Lansing.
The next d i'trirt meeting will
irfo ro the City Commission this
RhetL Mra. IliMl) hed lamp post* In the square. Then
with swimming, rifling, hsml|.
Cabin two, led by Jrre Dorininy, he held mi Aug. 18 in Cnxoduga. Grndy l)unra:i.
evening for the purpose of ap*
in Sanford with Ijer the president'* body wa. cut down
Grady C. Benton, a former c ra ft and games of every de won the most point, for Inst week,
Tho work of scraping dirt j
to Hie City to continue
on many occaaion* and and paraded through the stre et,
Circuit Court rnnvoned at 10:0(1 street*, which Hi. ' ity was u n a b le ,,^ . )WW Ktv|t.ril||y inw, aied farm
iy friend* here who will on army tank. A fter the parade resident o f Sanford, and m slstant scription. Many boys learned to and Thursday night the Imij-b
that halted most of the street cashier o f th« Phifer S tate Bank swim fo r the firs t time, and nl- ramped a rras, the lake, miking o'clock tin, morning with Judge t o , cent nuts during wartime, has |r t>0f camp as a center fur mlgrnt* learn of her death,
at1|] to provide suitable
flaeell w** a member of fighting ViltatToel'e body wa* re o f GolnaaTtlte, wo* found dead moet all of them got blue or tb *lr own structures next lo M. It. Smith presiding. The first h itn going forwtr l. hewers which |j (ir..
l * * t Wednesday morning in tha whit* ribbon* fo r learning to swim nature. J e f f Yates captured tho c a t* to lie pre,anted befoio tho h v e caved in ore being repaired hou, llli( nni, l0c t(.,Hnnal faeUities
T O n m i f the Holy turned to the lamp post.
housing
nnd
tecrrational facilities
Mjm*e
ll
a
ek
r
n
i
c
rif
lha
kenk
e end of •»an'# wash room o f th* bank, f*0 to IOO yard*. Larry Reel, A. ping pong championship fo r tho Jury wa, that of the State versu, or replaced.
Hi* death marked the
in Charleston. S. C.
at the camp.
•ervice* will be held a regime that began on Dec. SO, the result o f a bullet wound in U. Gatlin, Buddy Dunn end Jim second week. Small hoy* of Cabin Johnnie Harris, Tom Bnnksnn an I
Villarroel atsu imal the IM right *id * o f hi* h«*d. lie ritrlklin got white ribbon* during 0 - under Rill Herndon, won at Willie Wallace, charged with arm
av at 4:00 p. M. 1943.
Arthur Cleveland, 702 Hickory
employed by th * hank th * final week. Mr. Morris, who
William H. Lumpkin presidency on that'day alter e
Avenue, negro, complained Sun
The population o f Geneva wax
ed rubtwry.
>
■tuni
night.
T
.
I.
Harris
o
f
Cabin
revolution overthrew the govern
•• ^ ' r
is a registered Senior Red Crois
day to police that a negro woman increased by two during the week
at which the Ilf* saving Instructor, w a, assist 2 , won the "Liar# contest.1* Billy
weapon
_
*mw|, hw. rw lrciHw
e ment of General, Enrique Pen*
The Seminole County Rout'd, of , mimed H attie Sampson canto to end. Saturday evening nt Fem ald ,
a rondo.
fired was found be- ed in this training work by Boh nrank caught tho biggest fish
*ton,
Public
Instruction
will
meet his homo at 0:30 o'clock Saturday Laughton Memorial Hospital »
(fivo pounds).
Now the dean of BoHvia’e *uo■*“ , according tn the Crumley.
.
„jnrlepei include two daueh-P e t* Brock and Bill Fleming Thursdsy morning at 11:00 A. M. j evening ami “bent hi* wife up'*. hal e boy. tlie son of* Mr, and Mra.
lie Sun. Officials
rt*|. ' Mrs. Ravenel of Fianford erior court—Nestor Guillen—ha*
Uperdsod athletics
athletic* and man
During the second week th e ' supervised
manv together with Sanford school S)j* also ram» to the house on C. W, Dooley, wa, born. This
•njl Mra. Frances Slew-art Jianc- taken over temporarily Oe acting *ald It looked tike a small <.33 following
boys qualified for Junior thrilling base ball game*. Hugh trustees to receive hid, for re Sunday morning ami tried In beat looming at 3:00 o'clock n baby
mident. He says h* will re- calibre revolver. Mr, Benton I*
ftfti-of Charleston; two sop*.
n that post' only until •court survived by the wife. Mr*. Thel U fa Saving: Cltarle* Loo, Bobby Wpclchel had charge o f the pair, on the South Side Primary. tii, Wife again, he xsiil Police k.,v was born to M,-. and Mrs.
Gadsden Hasell of ColumSommersill of G .meva a l
tlonal Hall. Je re Dormlny School and on tire , for busses, arrested Hattie Sampson mi a F
Wa» B. C. and Duncan Ingrshsm President Toma* Monje is well ma 0. Benten.' and on# son. M a m and Eugene Toll. Beginner*
L c hospital. >' *
In life saving were: Bobby B au er,!
Grady Benton, Jr.
iucted many archery contiMa. according tn Supt. T. \V. Lswton, warrant.
enough to at soma office.
Lions Club Plans
To Sponsor Youth
At B oy’s State
Fifty Are Killed;
Forty Wounded Inj <
•Jerusalem B l a s t
Rebels Seeking jNeed Is Stressed
To Restore Order |For Safety Plans
In Bolivian City To Cut Accidents
President Villarroel Touhy
Urges
Ap
Was Assassinated;
pointment Of Com
2 Thousand Killed
mittee For Program
Tonsil Clinic Held
Al M e t h o d i s l ’s
(h ild ren ’s Home
Conference To Be
Held By Florida’s
Market Managers
Talmadfje Denies
Pearson Klan Charge
If
Will Clash Soon ' I'.V-i!'.‘lt'.''.'..- *"r.
Bobby Park Wins “Best Camper
Award Given By Camp Winona
pruhiblteil all demiiiisttatlani and
Vtllarruel rrnlire.1 hi*
wahldlng, lie made
Mrs. Duncan I. Hasell
Died Sunday Morning
Ex-Sanford Resident
Dies Ih Gainesville
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PAGE TW O
Poliomyeltis
The Sanford Herald
l a ID©*
f a b l i i l i r d Am\l) n r » f | A a l a r i a r
a a d AuailMf a t
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III .tfaganlla A*ran#
I i l m l as
rtesa n a sllrr
l . k . r XT. IBISi. •* Ike I*— * i m i r r
u n f u rl), t'lvrld * . inirf.r Ib r A rl
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!■ Ik e M tt e e e l fl«-l*l «? « J * s r ll s t e «
(bribers e r r i s s l s l i l s r l le l b . Ie r « r e l r lltr e l»
Ike r e a a t r r
wllk.
iir te rle s l b i s d r u r l r i * te l k lciia*
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J# ssrle»r lor fC*
d la
I rk^ e
olhrrwU*
(Mid «*••*
rs|
h r r f l«.
In spite o f its cu rren t p rev alen ce in Florida
, , , ."‘' J o . Sponsor
Y or ,u, th,
death rate from poliom yelitis (in fa n tile iam lysis) hue
1 f>
,
had a distinct dow nw ard trend diiritiK th last .15 y e a r s .1 A t
Boy S S ta te
interrupted oidv by periodic epidemics!i, according to t h e ;
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i »i*iinM*ii
o»#
M etropolitan L ife In su ran ce C om pany.
i iiia im . tain part# had hindered installa"G irls h ave b en efited more th a n boys fi
• .... .i
lion of new playground equip.
irovem ent in m o rta lity nmoiiK w hite child„nl‘n* rt |>orts mcn, The* new city Recreation
the M etropolitan. F o r th e period 1 9 1 1 - t o , th e n e a t l l com mittee j* now working on
rates for both sexes a t ages 1 to 1 I wer e p r a iT ic a lly next ycor'a program, he said, and
id entical.
Hy 1911*45, the d e a t h r a t e s fo r th e g i r ls pointed out the i»;ed for odequa1 I a n d |»*ly financing thi*.
were only h a lf those fo r th e boys, the
p er 1(10,00(1, respectively.
T h e improvement in m o rtality h as been concentrated
am ong children under five y ears o f age. T h e death ra te
am ong girls a t ag es five to nine lia s nlso been reduced.
No d efin ite tendency tow ard im provem ent is observed
at any o th e r, age, T h e , p o in t: o f h igh est m ortality has
m eantim e shifted from th e age group 1 to I y ears to 5
to 9 y ears am ong boys and In to 11 years among girls.
It is d ifficu lt to accou nt fo r th e decline in "p o lio ”
m o rtality . Both improved diaguodiahnd improved m ethods
o f treatm ent have no doubt con trib u ted .
*t
E ffe ctiv e m easures to prevent the spread o f th is
disease have not y e t been found, but tiie com pany holds
out the hope thut con tin ued research will bring it under
co n tro l, ju s t as the m ore com m on -in fectio n s of childhood
have been greatly reduced.
‘ Flurlda is composed of Gov. Mil
liard F. Cailwell, Nathan Mayo,
’*Vimmissloaer of Agriculture ami
|Neill Rhode*. Commissioner, Stale
IMarketing Bureau. They are to
jbe with U1 , during the week'*
|conference. AI*o, from Tallahas
see. we expect G. C. Tharpc,
auditor. Department of Agricullure. und I'hll S. Tavlor, supervising lusjwctor for the Depart
ment.
Governor Caldwell and
(Commissioner Mayo arc to speak
at the annual banquet, Friday
■lay. Include an addre## on “Ter
minnl Market possibilities,” h]
tV. C. Crow chief Market Facil
itie* Branch. United State# De
parunenl of Arlculture Wash*
Ingfbn D.
ami n round, table
iliscussiun “The Effect nf Foreign
Competition on Florida Grower#,’’
with 1.. I, Chandler, grower anil
MONDAY, JU L Y 2 2 , 1946
United States
Is Attacked By
Chinese Reds
i'u i,i,n itr,l 1’ r .m
HOME OF CONDUCTION COOKING
Located French Avenue South and 13th Street
C. B.
‘HOT” PALMER’S
P a g e (Inr
day from other source*. The
Moscow radio accused the I'nilcd
States of me* urugirig the ('(dnest*
civil war so that it could domin
ate the Far Enst. It chart?
there wetc sign*, in Soviet eves
that American militarv author
ities in Chinn, were preparing
for major upwrnthms.
Simul
taneously, the Chinese communis',
rndio warned 1 that units# th
Americans atop searching fnseven Marine# who have been
Induing In communist territory
__ #. they must anlim
for nine day
the responsibility fir tiny fight
ing between the Murine# nnd the
communist#,
Try C. B. "H ot" Palm er’s Chile Bowl
— THE BEST IN —
STEAKS — CHOPS — FRIED CHICKEN
ALSO SERVING PLATE LUNCHES
PAY CASH
The Thinking Man
H IBLH V K IU IB F p l l T O D A Y
- WEAK MEN HAVE BECOME
6STRONG BY GRABBING GODS
STRENGTH THROUGH FAITH;
Th* Utiiil b my strength.—Huh
It look* a* ifr 1 he Philippine
Island# achieve*! their IndcpenHence fi*»m the tliiitisl Slate*
the revolution.
Ju#t in time fur <
Wien Wendell Wilkie wrote hi#
book on “One World” he apparent
ly hadn't, tukm lira Russians
into con* idemlion.
We don't know who 1* to blame
for the pi’esrnt impasse on Ol’A
legislation, but it strike# u#
oome new fare* ull nrouiul
wouldn't hurl any,
Tlie Russian# have accused tha
British <if hilling behind a ’’velvet
curtain.” I’mhnbly lornu## in
mntteis of diplomacy they wear
kid glove# ill stead of brnsa knuck#.
A Pennsylvania town Im# n peG
Gng pal rub Now thu girl# bnwj
lo look out for Hi*' arm of the
law.—fit. Augustine Record. They
need another siting to their bow,
llonim-ruti* in Congrcs# are hav
ing an awful time trying to d e
cide whether they will line inora
vote# trying to Isdp the farm er
raiw tlw price of food, or voting
to help the working man icduce
the co#t of living.
Gene Tnlntmlge »«y» th e n 'll
to ho negroe# voting in Georgia
•lections for th,- next four years.
Well, if he doesn’t keep that
campaign prominr any belter than
other# lie Itn# made, the colored
folk* haven't anything to worry
about.
Wo hoar people speak of in
flation in thi# country, but we
don't know nothing yet. In Hung
ary, for Instance, the pengn, their
unit of currency, was worth about
one-fifth the U. fi. dollar just
before the wqr. Now one dollar
i* worth 800 quudiflllon prngoe*,
Mid Dial In anybody*# Inngongi.It » lot nf jH-ngoe#.
The Iceland Sun News reports
that oil drilling tin* U-en going
on in Volusia county near DeLami
fo r the past eight week*, but
atilt nobody seems to know w ry
much about, it. The wliolo a ffa ir
is nil very secret and It is what
Is known a# a “ wildcat” opera
tion, but something big may come
out of it wilhln another month.
W hen livron Pried, who w en t from the* A ssociated
I'r c w to lit* d irecto r o f cen sorsh ip during the war, m ade
the recent Phi B eta K a p p a address a t H arvard t'n iv ersity ,
he said th at only the th in kin g m an can save us.
‘IJVhnt Jtae luive. in th is ' Oi]ri_try_ today _i> a u ajjon al
s’cen e o f S in u tsion , h e s ita t io n ’and rev iv in g ''b ig o try ; o f
legislativ e' leth argy, tim id ity and n e g le c t; *>f econom ic
stran g u latio n nl th trru th le s s hnndr'CTT77inrid,rt*r’',Tf _f '' r r
live operations in th e b la ck m a rk e t; o f Increasing piven
ile delinquency; o f patlded relief roles, while work w aits
fo r m illions; of w aste and p ro flig acy in q wurlt| o f d ire
n eed ."
i
F o r Hie A m erican to point a n ‘accusing Tlhgc-l’ a t his
n eigh bor and exh ort him to refo rm , said P rice, lias been
tried and achieved less th an nothing.
* “ T h e truth is th a t in our though tless haste to m ouse
one an oth er we have rendered com plicated a rea lly sim ple
m atter. The one hum an force le f t in the world is public
( ontiniirsl I'fim i I 'n if U i f
opinion, ll our a ffa irs a r c mil of jo in t, the mass of ou r ujieralliiri
of uustandlng people
citi/.ens cannot escap e tile blam e. T o recover our na parlirularlv noteworthy.
A# a
tion am i its ideals, th e resp on sibility o f the disciplined matter of /net however I have
an idea (hut I in* fact wr're trv
mind a rise s."
inir in do #» methiii# worthwhile
Not the cloistered th in k er is needed, not tin- h a lf at
ihi. conference attracted nilttv
bake*! theorist, -ays Mr. Price, not the w riter who wishes of i hr in • For the most part,
to su bstitu te brooding fo r philosophy. "Hit! the man in they'i e lmi hu* v tu huve jtcccpt rt I |
they hn*l t
the world today who know s wlmt It Is, who h eliete* in a f»UT invitation.
(lo h len Age fo r A m erican culture nml who ha* the faith J }>e«ui f« nviivc&i nf thf important^
of onr iHiftriant
and the coin ag e to work for it and to re je c t the tem por
■ \! iiftugrtr j* iitill officials of ihrt '
ary substitutes. T h e man to whom an ything less- th a n 1Stilts Market* will nsMunbli* nt i
fa ir play is shoddy, to whom cow ard ice is a postw ar r e - j tlir Fort rU»rcr Market. Tue- ,1
flectio n vyi the b ravery of our -m illions who won the ilny, ut in o'clock, im fiffl that |
aataMiihnu’iit, mul prneerd on ,1 t j
w orld’s most unbeliveable v icto ry ." He w ants the youth 1lour of the Pahokee. Floriflji j
which w as not afra id to die for us given reasons lo want Cfty mul
l *«iiii jrann
Miirkft? 1j
Thrt«v fotir ihmiki’t^ hAndlv many »
to live fo r us.
millions of tl"ILn- worth ^f pro
T ru e, cle a r thinking is tin- h ard est work in the world. duel* aiimiiiltv* their ghiptnffll* j
Hut it is the most necessary. Price hns given the ca ll fo r inrliidtmf i i wide vmirtv of itani' 1
the thin kin g man to tak e hold. Sh all lie fa il, or sh all he lnji|«H’tirn »»f tin (loiikrtip ithailM
rod Hrtlpful Ui I,
put the stron g m uscles o f Ills mind into th is essential jo b ? W jute,
Now!
An
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Amazing,
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I . F o rd -A p p ro v n tl M n t h ^ a
4 . S p n d o l F ord Iq u tfw n n n f
Haeaa, whe v
ig anything
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1011
y
I
M a n y o th
to their fei
tickets, little
« vparing l
Phone
N. Palmetto Avenue
Detroit
NurHUH Are
PriceIuhh People
This is the lltfth of a series!
of Editorial adverturtntnt* si**;
Bearing in this paper etch ■
It isn't difficult to imagine
'A former sheriff of Martun
county ha# been convicted on
three of foar counts In connec-
SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS
116 N. Park Avc.
Phone 180
‘INSURANCE PLUS SERVICE’
mamiKPr^ nf mri at lift mar WpI*. |
Th** tour vriJI he hrokrn hv *| . ■
luncheon slop -it Florida Uity,
and will end ihnt nitfht. in A>it
Pulm Jkuih.
■'Kegiiit lulion for the formal 1
portion of nut cotif"*ence I*
•Intod for !• o'clock Wednesday
morning, with the opening meet;
ihg tinted Ml hour Inter. G R.
Itogan, ns#i*tnnt director, will
Should you require the serv
ice# nf a trained nurse, help
her by cooperating wholehearted Iy In carrying out the
doctor's orders.
the Jute end cry of 100,000 or
more - jobless, moneyless refugees
responsibility^,____
Installation Extra
Today, more than ever no
appreciate
the
euntriliutkin
that nunw* are making to the
health, mvnlal and physical nf
nur country.
Because they
are so much in demand we
must use their service# stwringly, Ijke any priceless com
modity.
Although James Carmichael re•aired a slight plurality In the
Georgia election, despite TnlInadge'a election by the county
unit system, It may be safely
assumed tbat Carmichael received
|he hulk of the 136,000 negro
votes. And If these are sub
tracted from his total of 314,000, the result shows, that among
White voters ttarmichael received
170,000 vote*: Talmadge, 301,000.
. The I’alcstine Arabs are
ring tuch a cry, only vastly
snore bloodthirsty, right now.'
Th* J*wa continue to be tha
.Mtiwlk victim# of all this. But
It does Mm a little unfair to
make tha British tbs only vUlin es of the pl*«r--”Port Myers
N«ws Cness. One way for the
U. 8. to Insure Justice In raleetine ja to accept^ some of the
Coupes
B« W. V. BITTING
Situation.
S
Coaches - Sedans
Conference To Be
Held By Florida’s
M arket Managers
Going fa r beyond anything we
havo ever said about him, exceed,
ing even 1‘iviiilent K w s v e ll’#
a p t rharactrrixalkm of " a chrnnlc
liar,,' Bcnator HeKellnr of Tenn e m o say# Drew l’earton of
Washington Merry-Go-Round fame
la “art unmitigated liar und mer
cenary
nionuy-inaking
crook.”
T hat should ju s t about cover (he
ware to bo sent,to any one coun-
— - — .“ •'**
fit jiooular makes
Sanford,
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�M O N D A Y , JU L Y
22,
1946
PAGE THULE
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
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Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity Honors
Central Florida Uushees in Orlando
T—
Social A n d
Personal
Activities
4KICIETY EDITOR — Cecelia Truluck
I
MU* Dorothy Crumley art~nm
luinied liy Mi*» Duphine i
m-IL
left on Saturday In *pcn > tlx
wrek ul the Crtltnlej ►uimnei
- ] home in New Smyrna.
Pe rs o n a l s
Mr. and M r*. It. L. larmtross of
I'ernanilina #>|w»nt the weekend
Mr*. J . S. Lee. rlaughtcr ..f
with Mr. and Mrs. 0 . P. lousdresj. Mr*. Lillian Vickery, i* ion---fined to the hospital in Shelby.
Jean Harper, student nt Stetson N, L\, her frtieid* hcto wiU reniversiiy, spent the weekend in K»et to learn.
•*anford.
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Ih'iigiu* W. Brotehie. S J e
Mis* Carol hhnie ha. relumed ()f the v s N K. receivr.| hi*
from Paytona Ilea, , wire,., .M- . d|jldlarjre from the Nnval IV,
la * Iiet-n spending her vacation sonnel- Separation
->
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1 ck
Center,
sonville, ^Fla. nn Ju ly II*.
Mr. and Mrs, J . I\ Wilson and
•.on Povid ore spending this
Mr. and Mm. W. N". Holme.* and
week at Paylpna Beach. '
family of Missouri are visiting
n p ria-en i at it... \* i* i hi* brother and sister-in-law Mr.
>ioi„i.al in W avero'* t'V -M,
and M r,. H. K. Weekly at then
t fJ n
accompanied him there.
home 11H We st Nineteenth Street.
!
,h, .MwMl_l„,,_
« • * koht
i.„ .,u
i„ . m ,
oil a two wreks trip mu! «xfnvt*
tomi nml Miami.
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Mr. and M l*. 0 . A. Martin and
daughter Arlene of Laknviex* m
,, .
It. M. Crnvcnxteen and »«n ;
Jim of Birmingham. Ala., form er |
resident* of Snnfurd. are v is it-!
lug friend* and relative* here. ,
They are residing at the Yaldvr i
Hotel.
Mr. nnJ Mr*. Jo e Master* and
|dnughtrr Jean spent the weekend
in Jacksonville. Recently tin y had
^a* llwir guest Jo e Llehman of
Miami who was formerly station- j
ed* at the local air station.
Ligui'
\t.
Friend* of Mrs. J . M. Have*
will Ire glad tit learn that sir.* j
ha« returned tuB h e, home at
lift West Sixteenth Street after
living confined in the Rivet side r
Hnshllal In Jacksonville for thro*1
week* livralisc o f illness.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sm ith and
dn«»hler Camille -pent the week-
Mrs. John Schirat-d, J r . and,
.■ins, jlm ntlcy anil Puke, left
last Wednesday for ' High,to w n .1
N. J . where th e y will Join Mr.
Schirnrd ntid remain until Sep-
- Revu r >r' »
1
\rnoog iho-e fion. Ktrnford in*
XlU rl a tv Mr. and Mr.*. Gene
11,11
Mi ami Mrs. Kdwanl
II.,*. .
IMi and Mrs. John
» s+'.frti
i- Mr* ufid Mrs. G. A.
>1 *-4Mr-+e* I lilmr Baker. Lolo
i.tr mgx'.-ni, lane Thigpen.
I.-., i
\- Of III.ok. j i o i n Burden anti
l r. tij Ti uluck.
t I t to RiiH-k. LTakten Peik111*, , i.. Billy
Biiindey, GWnn
ti.lhitin, Richard Pea*, George
tni’ce mtnlc until n|ipti’Xini-ili‘l> •'ox Billy Gray Richard SinrtleIk';: In
M, One hundted ntn! ’ n s , I irrni | nigh- Jr^ Kenneth
fifty
fraternity
memlieio d I <fl' r M il. olio MncNeill, Joo
rur*t> •nioyeil the a im i-I
ntial Wat hi o Ja i k Woodruff, John
Popr an,| George Kick.'
Klot ni l e el-lo -g cth ei.
' eiiend* uf Mi*;. Then Xivhety
J ' i l l regret it. learn that * *hr i»
jiurifirteJ to the Key West M u n-fj
j iripal Moi|<ltu! in Kev W i-l
i where /he will undergo treat we.ri
K r approximately two month*.
*
(tone Tucker ha, move I hi*
. eitricnce from the Valrlex Hotel
One of the most attlaltiv e p.i
le vuttitner scu.mih wiiH i»«Fi
•telling at the Dol-i. 11 ,|*t
i luti m Orlnn do In tin•i Ka|i|l> i Xlpha 'i*.-*-ii [ i nti1iiitv
mem t>el . honoring <1so |1*1V';£••
it-ho- . ihe .m ktiiil ) ir \ . W*fan
it li. tl i l 1 M with i it• it'hid’
I'jffr t -upper living •Ktiri! ..t
At.
■t ing the SUprl.| Jimmy
— T ELE. NO. 148
Mrs. J.
vfV U'i{ l
A.
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™nl w th Mrj K m l t h a y ’ ll i
Mr. and Mr*. John .Smith at .1 1 1 ,
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JK^tMr^ ww»r-»tT*.-Mt»Ttm,» .liii J r- j >Vk Avsswr .— ----— _ ----- f
Ml. am O lis.
i\
Miss Pc^Ky Best
Smoker Enjoyed By
(liven Supper Party
Jaycce *Mpinhers
Mis* Peggy Best returned h oi >•
IU* sn-mt'er, of the Junior
Saiuiday afto r spending sen-ial
week* in Lexington. N. C, t* the c l . into i ,.f ' ymto eic - enjoyed a
guest of her hi ill 'l -r,
II lh'*t. * ni’l i " rhuts-lny evening id l i e
J i . ami hi* fnmilr Sin- * i- ae
Sr moioie Cmrn’ rv Chili A ehlrkin
comp.mn',1 hark In Siinfoid h> i io o
item *U;i i wa, sirv o l
Muaiico i , S , xto'i of Lexington " ‘III d i (In n Iteistr ia-.r g 'tirin * ' Cil
who plan* In spend a w- - , at •i Hr iry K td *l. rlunLt assisted
the Rost home on fpy*tal i ake. i . Wilton! I'oPmiiL’ ,||,I hi* t.aii**
Mi.-* Ift-.t anil Mr, Sexton' wi'le" jo asid Harry »te*|ei and his »egiven a welcrintv Intnie leji-i at iitufitiik *
tin (mine of Mr. run! Mis, l S. ’ - MtiKtjdlta , leave*
ittraCtlveTy
Lest vestenlay at Lni.e Mrny, I'lm fo te rl tl» i l l - ', inorn fin i l c
Tim*.
attending ■ inelinl d 'I i *
•I-p:»tr aid liuffrt ru|)|n,"
Klhtu Pafey. T . W. Mdeiman' w1 rdr deg Mil it 7;UI P, VI. The
Mi** Mntx Klh-n Milggai. M* ei.d
a
- I t , ir li a inrc»wd»-Mtt - ttr .iL- i u-sr^ MrrainT "u - ■
! k . J l c i _i;id—l l ir llim .-s n s . d rs- T77I h7iih*i i hum! i -i .»f (‘ornn^tiu
S4l\litfl
M. ’III*tic u r j
er, Mrs. W. II. Hufthe*.
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i-rived front -St. Petersburg_.«»n
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\Nullsnui o f I mines Lily«i I rulttv hnvtnif I'ppn cnllril hi n *
(liy ^iiudcllcs^n, .t^nvrrsTiy of iuFm ff ♦irshlrnt o f Snnf«»r»l, ^im^ Nvaux' uf tin- «!rnth of t^uO,
Vtocida stinli-nt. was initiated in* left for llemleraanvilte, N*. t t » -t,o l _ r
Itlaoe. *u|ierirtteurlettf
t.r the Alpha Tair Orneya social speml a month a t the Skyline' of the A < -I... Jackspovdle |t>*
fraternity July 11.
I Hotel.
tiiet.
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Photo by Itaymnitil tJtudlu
'I i - . Wnllnce Kdwanl Struck. ;ta toimru J rtio*»... 1, 00 ,-. Hmwoj denghtet of Mi and Mi*. T .
I n c k s o i" ''I f r' h^ve ^^ArsJ " i ' 1 R,oW,t who wa* mukrieil on Ju ly il at the First Mi-rhodi-l i li o n h of this city to the —0 of
Mr.
Il lloc fl rnfioi ff V iu
i s iln
i t orx
r st.
«hV‘glit«fs\ir M r.'limV Ml'' 0,1,1 M l'. B L. Struck of Clovis, \ l | * l h ,.‘ Si r.A aM.-od.d the local .elimd. rili.l Ho'diofl.iui
R E I ) ( . B O S S N p j >\ S
f t f t U u l l *f
• || tl. Cordell. Also visiting tin* i 1 1‘llei’r in \|t otgooiery, Ala. Mr. > * 1. n .i. •din-itr-d 10 1In- 1 loti- -chiHils nod wn; in eo tlx ills*
| By Mrs,. Roy Mann
11
I oxdell* who have I11U tetilrneil chargrxl f rnnr the II. S. Nnvnl Hesen.
(lh*
util nnihi* Uhmi hr nn* hi rjovi*.
from varatiorring ut Hartwell, fin. '
» W e promise,! you last week '•’ ?j ^ i n ^ V '. t 'V h r f c home" r^er'tlv m e Pm win, | ami Joint Cohlell
ylve you a few- highlrghls or th .y ^ .rt)i u (liln|lef 'party honoring
of 1hat cil v.
report* Irene Lenvilt mid IVg lt) Swnitn* Brother ttml - i "
-1 kaw-gave u» nt oin recent Board j|lJaw
Mr. umi Mr*
It
I
Mr. and Mrs. Ruymotnl Kmler . l o i l l M i l l e r M a n n i n g
f
• " " .I .InuKhter Betty 1,1.1. |,.fl yP„ r l ,l:ly
hltcml
nl Red Cross fonvvnHon.
, Nan T v le, of Detroit. Mu-h
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....... „„.rchnndi»e mart .....I
S„.ll„ Virginia Songer dnughl
f )»•*♦
|I . ilk. ro k
M,
-!inil*b(rr
Tnert* were B.BdO *t*tu..r t I H r - ; O tl4P»*i atti*n«1inir tl***
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n *,,,k r r ‘ *,ni**ni
ijifi slum iti t liimpii, -III, *1 I,* >
•f tiii« hit** M» .mil *MrF.
Mi el Mi| Ml* I**'*1*11 lit imn'k
k'uten h iii ) I.IMKJ ju n io r *!iIrL*ato« r jui|eij
Mml
Mi*k
W
I' t t ii! I n V * - It t i l l ' HI It 111 N l l l l i t l U s J
'viv nmifib * a
f i x > mi
f llr
( hails ** SoHt'rr
**f
('lin Inna
in til t r lulu Hu* mill mI i 11 il' I'*oV.rtl Swnttn uf (hi*. ■11v unit M ■
VViilrh fn« (*■!>' in Klifin, Jit f*ti»
' U Ilf VVtllfrifll I
II HyluaM
* lit 1.* inn) 1.
Mmuting ton
to I k* only n httiHlful in th r h»nru \|r « 4; r . Darket of O tln to l"
»lit*li \it*it 1«i 'I fllcnik*'*.
•*f SffiiifiHi! „»l * l« if !,* i iriK
*«I \li* M F Mt»no <111fcj it 1t.i1 t hr*
Muuictftal A in H lo rm ru w h e ir rh**
•HiDin vi hu it ' a i
hill
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.Mr. Mm*m in; uf Siiiifnril,
•* hih
meetings were held. Them 'L ie- 1 n,lt nPees*arv to take a n-frc-l*
M'-« Frill:, ' h i. l e n d , o ha r.
„ ,„ ir„,|
x
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l, „ oil
■ % In I* M
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• ■t»|i »tf
* t t e s were from all |iarl- of the i i(||!ii. j(, #1|y
y l(„ „ r,.
[ IIM-.I fii.in IVntHidy f'olleg,. m j ,|^ |, |v |{,., | \ |t-r, ito*-,l
!» II |l W1 -111. 1 V I f M( <*1
!• S . Alii«kn and the Philip..........
llll)rl-- f„ r |,f,-!
Nashvjllr, T. i.it, wdn-re she al
I he couple » u , nltendi d by
j I hi Blip! i ■I Moll UImh ch.
the m sjonty wx-re unpaid, volun
lle ie are •on-.> illleresting fa ' 'r 'lite.l the |||.|nry ' *ch..o| f.o .* _\|,
>|r, |; , |[« hard-on of
- -» t. of f li iati-,1
teer worker*, nml yet all united in in regard to Disaster Prepainl weeks Ml-, la m a ( htll-nde'i hi- iii.o ,k., i n y
i; I ii \\\«»:
i
\i I n tlg en iim l.
o'
o i l t.
gllld l
one purpose. Mr B a.il ft'* onm i.
'l *♦i•>I Mr- M I
\|,. Mniihio W . !....ii a lesij o h i-i * , till** r o - I
G i n , hunk
NaUiirisl President of lied Cro*s, j, nes, and Relief. The lied C m ,, relumed f i j n visiting Mr nn i
III* I* * In* In|fh '
lr Red Cross 1Being
M.lnL, un..... : gives
M**- I A- 1 hiltendrn in Piiieli.i
dent of Sanford Tor
y ear, nlol ii
*d tv11G palm* n rio u*n| to de
spoke of, the
O '’*® rrls-f
rt‘l’" r ill
1,1 '> dl*n*ler*
.»
it* m rhiiiHi* iff
ear filing the rnatili I t- well w*
I.
In
reduce
Ilieir
liutlir-t
In
xx••ek;
onu
out
of
every
0
chap
Mlsse*
f.doa
anil
Laura
t
hitli'ii.
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(odd.
a
reapoii*n>le
position
with
aide
Mr-.'I t!
I lift fill iili
tigiite,| wtofi lap ei. in t*iadllliteii
it of peace times ns long
* l,,rK nfferted: ■'» to Id minute. ' 'Jen re*ido at
lout Palm etto; (ho
Southern
Het| Telephone L
that
.1
i ftr
*
i ,o dolal.ro
\npi d oiti-te un»
orme.l force,
m.w.ea.......... any in this c ty . Mr. Manwe have armed
forces ow
tsen*. allowcl to orgniilio after .li-‘.i.*li* 'vvruie.
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11\- M.
U i .t l i r - n y
Tlie Red Cross still ha, fi.JUU p « ,i strikes.
........ HuU-hi*..,, h r. ... V T I t l
“
" f San*
I In. hi ill.
irn c ii m utittMaiit*
workers abroad.
I A new program i. Immg «r j >
fr<1 , " “ ' 2 ^
nf h " /'
having ■-m e
\ ■1 mil I x l> 1
I, xx.t»♦
^ There srr 107 Veteran. II........ grin,ml in Red Cross chapter.•'
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, H \ . ' ...... ......
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-n l tr i n a 'iH. t? . ii tin »' ' IIV
Cn.ljbl' %\ 1 fj I=1fii* III il I =S11ft*
A a l. in U S. with a Bed C m .* i„ Fire Prew nt ion Famogh
j
^
<1 l
i a (link dli i i •>*k i.ir . ! *Imi* i*
A\ >iih
Hefd Marker in each and there her ha, burned nr the
onle lt„.e >1.. i, orcmpaoVim.
Mi*(• is v
blit* k 14* ♦' 1'"t ir- Nltr1 XXkiiv
a r» many netv service, that can ; funtlsh lumher for -luJMW rfvBl,
h«
, u
j
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,
. uyf 1 1♦*1 • Ml
=1 M 1 * 14,|M lk.il irfiu Ml'sj u tHi ,.,-e
be supplied hjr_ the Committee on mom houses and J I “ ll1
' Hi,lcl,r.oii on a tup
I 4*|*1I |
1*
>n
trip to
In \Co.ia, 1 ■>*><14 ( T il ISO , S l i p p C F
tl.l. f b U'»
4 -I. |M i
•fist
Camps ami Hospitals. *uch as I of these firr* ha* Uen due to G». and Tallahassee,
I 1I
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i f*ii \
tli MIX (n l| , .♦»♦
more work for Junior Red Cross, ignornm*’. You will he hearing
t' i
f M.
ht . ph 1.t •4
i imHllltimusic and beauty ehsrrti thgrnpy. more of thi* w.o-k from Father
in i- t1'
mr
i -.’i t ,
Mi*. I.niiritie Beal
i.im . ,| .
M
1liiftl IM’F ; III il*!
i
hrttliPrmr
!
Iu*
i-ut|ilnvr»r*
uf
tin*
Ihifrtfl
1 r 11\
and eniisUng help «f men .vs ' Carpenter and lo* committee^
ii? Hi*
Satuhlfiy w aning bv > 11, 1,111 j
*1 IIif 1ht* in l it
*.f h1**4 *•« 4111*1
priHi't 3till l.tL'ht ( ‘om iRiiu r
th-*ir cunipanioiishlti meant so';
I luring the ln*t n year*. 700,- Airlines
r.
IV
♦Ip* I
I f>
from
Houston.
Trx, I i**yw| ii Iiittri thitK mi*I u|h
* lio if* -i till l|i Ifthi Il4'fj£l - himlib
inuch to the veterans.
ixitl i|Uart* of blond have Incn where she spent (he pa-d three
hn iiffi,
Hi ,
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Mm *i •*••i fi j* b a* I****'■*♦•1It- lit")
Sntin<tnv
vvi-nini;
hIhuim)
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It ha* been recommended to used to treating patients (thi* Week* visiting with lo r I
he, .
'
vlark- The
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t MI aj|; ’*•
uf pttik s*\%pvU#Mrt |
Tin* tmiplp « ,i> iimriwii lie
National, and we hnpo will Iw , having lieen coUwrterl under the
Aire
itt ihUt hfinhvH YY’ih iis - t L*w<?\
Jirrc ia b le , that all coum*s offer- nusj trA of the Red (T o ss) ; UHJ, Ph'dlip*"vicl"kery* ^ "lIe r " t1ieco! Ml " ’
'f.“ ^ ,rto U ' "
'V*'-'
I. l*’v .*f Miami
m *«!
K*.jnml rruisnl hr hm*p
ifiil Yk|»t
I'M
t.l by the Red Cross be stre a m -|22'vOt# surgical dressing* Ju iv o Shirley Frase
J r Morgan, win. a*»
‘ j-t John* Rive,
if
j
l«
ill.
♦f
lined with basic training stressed been made: lr.*0,K2<t eases in Home ruiiiptittifMl ),f*r thrn*. *1*111 nnc.l in.iff mill in ItMiimill.ii I 1
11 ■tji, i *‘4**4 Hint hv» **{ ijn
Mi
*‘«l
!
1 r-M1,
iQ,
uf t ht* Miimnn w1111 r th IP *tip |II’ r Uj|x
-no exams, hut those who com- service have lu'.'ii hainlled; and 20 f<t| i lit" l
H*|
L'MM111
♦ 1* ■f•*! mi at|Uti!iuir ft
i**lt lit' ■“ l.i 111:|ii* iVia.,
hi
*
k
rrafulm*i(ht*r.
Mr*
plet'j courses lie put under pro- million article* made by Juniur
Thr pirM«* ni pun l«ukcv| I
. li |n* 1
* "1 r ' am! « 1!*•* a
Tl».
III
h r fn I f
ballot) instead.
IB'd CD'** nml *eid to foreign
I .,» Ik1“•I IrtMllv, |Mitill ■< ilht'l II
urn 1•
11 , 1
r-r < "I IPMJ *.
i
her hi 11iii‘. in h *
Tim work of tin- Production land* The Red • i"> - must grow j ing !
(-ii- Ipiimit1 Hir «Hif . mI f»t
nfi
hi .
•Iru Ur
Corp* is still great as 7f>jnitl gnr to meet ail need" "• know that
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*-*’t %1*1 flint fiilhmnl hv H *
rm iyi h|.
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.11.i in*-.
♦*-, i **11*(Hi ill \ ii i*
Full.
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merits will be needed besides the t l " people of the woild are not
hinirlni; uf n|«| fnnitlini -.iu*
M* J * il ’ ' it '
Alx k! I I *' , i *t
1l |l! lull
* M nl ! hr lu-ihi
»
hospital Quotas. The knitting pro- .yet sT lrrc and no rono can live
Xnumfcf t!«•»*•«* nUrmlirtk.’
rum >• 11." It llic.li <* 1 l
ft.
F w in H i iiflrti, p Ii *
Ml All..! M
cram will probably soon he over. p until himself. So. the Roil f toss
• a|’t
F
K
R oum illat.
I
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J45.
Mi 1 dlHi 1Mil U*» *
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liitur tu lin fvriiiim riiii?rtaiiir*4
I s !V e n o l l O U l r Young, I,. R. Reeves, II
Oh, yen, forgot to say it) regard* 1 ha* a role to play in world uf•A ifitrM in It* 11 nml •-rv< I f**r lin* 1 1itf.il parly ut l!u» iVmh, HowrII, A. F. sMrliitosh, M. * .'2 rnonllu in the I
Iri courses, that hciunfter when) fairs by extending the hand of
S : Nnvnl
Pmilinr Mrl*rl!nii, hriili*- \ MiHirr, (Tm rlir Turner, It
K (tpsmve of wJdrjj tJ mniilh ..no* I N l * ( «il * i ■fU *■.
‘A u take a F irst Aid course it lr. humanity to all in n e e d .j_____ _
'Till' IiITIp iVtid ifTmlimti tl f * imh
vLeeL wai honored T h a rsrljv e t . i l - tJJullardi H. K. Batten nmt \V. n, ptui in the T'u.'.fle
lin mint*
s^ji VniilMh I lif ii Srll«Hi| n in |: h phi
ing With II miscellaneous slmWet l Idvingston.
’
wvef'ei
SI, .ridel
pri I vv S'S *Sh.i%r|pi
Hr
phiy*^! I i 1|h- MuuI he in Hi-11 ii f»i
hy Mrs. R, L, Renrd nt hei j Also If. H. Coleinnn. i
K eld tin t.i' i.r of llodni M.it.
WPill'II 1 hi in* ( '** Till* hiuh
home on Avocado Averin.
Carter. It J . Liver*. It
II t\. , t/f.
Rose* and pastel Xiimoi di*'in r|'. II. I. Johnson. S.
(1
);*« i Thi
Th e CHIP.
eonpli
.lr »ilIHlff lift* i‘l\ irniiiin i.* i i*!u.iI*■•! fnim Mm u»n
MilHin v 1 ♦♦(mIi 1 mill ; i t f » 1 j
ateil ihe |mrty room* G am ., m l !
A. II
Hoff, Ijo iie Momel .
11.
\ f .» |*.A
1k|t I'lH i t iT\ Ilf SmmHi I IIImIIII.I
roritests were enjoyed .loroic Ihe , Stacy, 'Inrion William, and 't,
'ink*. M*l w
U ill Midi
evening with Mr*. Sybil Hi ooks, caret Wright,
l i p .l'| - 4 * " "» ‘i P S1f 4 in I h i* \ « P
•hoi» h*"if*
Mrs. A. P, Mathew-*. Mr* \1d- '
\it i "« i
i I ii pi r **rii i i - ii1
Ion Paulk and Ml*» Paolo.* 'I.
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!» t rill i* ' .* **.-*♦• 1IMII H ■ i *t .
Is’lltio winning pi ire*
mnniii'i * 'it* Slpuui ( In S«Ml-.l
Many a ttra ctiv e
and useful
frn lf»iti* \
g ift* were presented the tnnmree
AfUr * hrtff vx•*•1•1i 11m till*
in a white and lavender ruffled
BY
hf ftHiple will M’-iitll
Sitviirituili
9 S t a t e Unnk Building
Tel.
basket. Refreshment* of dainty
------------ - I ' W k ' n t T H U M T I v _______
in AtiuiiFt*
sandwiches, cookies, a Mnrtr,| nuts
ami punch were served to the
MRS. C. L. IRW IN. one of the
Around the town Fttday rootnguests, Mrs, I* K.
Tew nn.l
. MRS
Mrs. J , T. Hardy assisted the most energetic Amrrlrnn Is-gion ing with .Popper* .
hostesses in serving.
Auxiliary workers In town. wn» ' W. C. B ill K. MRS. H ER BER T
Those invited were Miss Paul recently honored by lieiog x.o- IAM PER I'. SIRS. FLOYD PALM
ino McLollsn, honor guest. Mrs. pointed chairman of II .,pit d KR, S|R.S. C. C. KARL. MILS.
Wheeler McLellan, Mm. Sybil Contact* of Crlpped Chll.bio r, W. F. PITTMAN. MRS A WIK
Mi nml 'I n . T. O. Tyner te■Brooks, Mr*. A. P.
Mathews. the Fifth District hv SIRS
i HOI.PT. MRS. II If HKRNI id N, inutly relrlit nil'll their golden
MKNKNPK/..
MRS.
Mrs. George Brown. -Mr*. J . II. J . RYAN o f D«nla, F in . *i»i- MRS. A.
wedding triiiuversarj- ut the home
Stapler, Mrs. I„ E, Tew, Hr., jrresidenl of the A'mttrlriiit Legion . LYNl> W KIlElf, .MRS. W. <i
of their daughter Mrs. Eunice
Mrs. Stilton Pautk, Mr*. L. E, Auxiliary . . . Girls, don't ili.wl ■
Mogriu*oH on the Country Club
Tew, Jr .. Mr*. Bob Johnson. Mrs. . . . but Associated Pres* com'
Road. The tah»* which was over-,
R. Z. Johnson. J r ., Mr*. II. B. forth with the news from Cha i 1 T
laid with a lace cloth was cen
Fennell and Mr*. J . T . Hardy.
leston, 8 . C. that the heir to r
tered with a four ticierl cake
Also Sir*. Britton
Johnson, forty-million dollar fortune and
Dimmed in white and gold and
Sir*. Laul* Reynolds, Sir*. Hnv the 41-year-old ntothe. of thmtupped with a gold wiistth and
w ard. Ivey, Sim. 8. J . Pavis. childrrn are honeymiHtning i *ln.
orange hlttssom* iwlh "BO" In the
Ml**e* Ouirl* Fennell,
r'ettneii, Kotiert*
Itolierl
aboard the palatial yacht “ Pi
| renter. Gold randteslicka with
Evans, Minnie Ruth Odham and oneer" amt their marriage Im
Millie Hardy, A| Mathew* and pel society circles agog . . . The ,
; tapers flanked the cake.
,
Wir.drll Rrookt.
*
The ftgutij ‘‘&0” made of gobl
couple,
.11-year-old
mllliotiain
in flower* also hung directly over
sportsman
and
forme,
Navv <
Lieut. Comdr. GEORGE VAN
the table. The party room* * W J
D E R B IL T and the former ANITA
deenrated with red and gold
gladiolunr* Ur fioshment* of cof
ZABAI.A HOWARD were mar
fee, rake, punch and sandwiches
rled Quietly last Sunday at the
were «en<»l to approximately
The Wesley Fellowship Mon bridegroom » South C a r o I i n :t
QS gue.ts who called to celebrate
day School class of the First plantation . . . GEORGE VAN
Methodist Church held a covered D EKRILT la the *on of the late MCKINIIRKK. MRS. R U SSE L L the ocrasion with the Tyners.
dish supper Friday evening at A LFR ED OW YNNE VAN'PKK D EW ITT of Osteen, MRS T. G Many lovely gifts were presented j
the church with music and games B IL T who Inst hi* life in th*- JOHNSON, MRS. I! M ELVILLE the happy couple.
Hbrnf |jrko Mary. MRS. II. M.
being enjoyed a fte r the regular sinking of the Lusitania.
Mr. a ml Mrs. Tyrwr are pioneer .
was divorced la st Slav in Miami t FLETCH ER of Lake Monroe, residenTt"of Sanford. Her* parents
business meeting.
Those attending were Sirs. Ed- from LU C ILLE PARSONS VAN- 1 MRS. C. J . JO N ES of Lake Mon* were among the first arttlcra
ward Klrther, teacher r f th* D E R B IL T. They have nn eight- roe, W. 11. fHAWKIS'S of Imke brought orer from Sweden hy
class, Mr. Klrcher, Mr. and Mrs. year-old daughter. ANITA wn* Mokroe, MRS. JO SEPH MKLSCII. General lit nry S . Sanford a p -1
Arthur Batkwlth. J r .. Earnest married flrat to LINDSAY HO - MRS. I'd I . FRANKLIN, MRS. pruximately 74 year* ago. Mr.
Campbell, Charlottes Campbell. W ARD, former raring assoslatc i W. D. THORNTON. MRS. A. K.
CROS BY.
Her three . POW ERS. MRS. IIAY M ITCIl- and Mrs. Tyner had ten children (
John. L. Sauls, Jo y ce Janes, Otis ‘ —
KI * MRS. V. C. MCA LEX AN D* of which s*x»in are surviving) 21
lone*. Rev. J . E . McKinley. Mr. children range in age from IS
•nd Mrs. Boh Brown. Marvin to IS . When she wg* t|lvnrt"d KR •ml MRS. U. L. RAGSDALE grand rhildrrn and six greatgrandchildren.
DyoL Cat
ne Clark. .Mildred front HOWARD In I93H. ANITA o f j
ledo.
new* fo , evervor.a con_____
Keener. Mr , wa* awarded ■ monthly allmon" j '.]
Await._ ________ ______
the ‘official opening of Ihe
and Mm. 0 . W. Touchtnn. EH»a- o f S IS M . But as MHfl. VAN ce
Iwth Whittington and Vincent ID KRRILT, sh e ll h«»e nn niotiev ^"s
P m I.
'
tw crrles. VAN D ERBILT ree.lved ok
John Sauls, president of the I20.000.CJO on ht* 21st hirthdnx ill
clast, presided o re r the meeting |and he will receive R20QOO.O&' fo
r ir n ^ v i i A v c ' K- M* ^waims Honor j
$
t'Stella Sourer Weds
i
U illiiiin llollcj tipad
Weds (V o Hancock
Shirley Cameron
Weds David Thrasher
( H IL D K K X S
iCivcn Lijrht Worker-
llr v n d r lo tli
in
s o lt r l
s 'l t t li r i r i d e r e r l t r i m
c o l p r i x v illt
A ls o
w h ilr '
pit) tit-..
.'dt
1
Pauline McLclInn
WE MAKE PICTURES OF ANY
OCCASION — AT ANY Tf.MF
The Raymond Studio
TERRACE
TALK
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Tyners Celebrate
fiOth Anniversary
Wesley Fellowship
Class Has Supper
Pastel striped Sanforized Chambray with
ric rac trim makes up a new Marjon Fash*
ibn .
. ' t he round neckline, cute pouch
pocket and awishy sash wilt surely ptaeac
little Sis , . . sizes 3 lo 6 ' j .
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
*A G E FOUR
Everything
In Bedding
And Furniture
Mattress
,
MONDAY, JU L Y 22, 19*6
To Frien d s and Custom ers of
BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME
LUCIAN JOHNSON
W e a rc pleased to announce that Lucian Johnson
is now n member of our Service Organization.
ith VENETIAN
BUNDS
iNeed, Is Stressed
For Safety
Plans
’m
A
» a
!'To Cut Accidents
Strickland-McrrisQn Inc.
•
W e can m ake nmuiKOmetils for yuii t«» finance
them on EA SY T E R M S '
SERVICE
Mattresses and
Box Springs
Protect Your Henlth
PAINT
Repairing — Rcflnishlng
VARNISH
SEMINOLE V E N E T IA N B U N D 0 0 .
US West First SI. - Phone 111]
Factory—Celery A Sanfnrd A*e,
Plume B1J-J
! a m W FST TH IRD S T R E E T
PHONE U 5 2 -W
uiinnniYii .1
■ — ■ ■■«■■ ■a a a a a a a a iw a u w w iy w m ^
. .
ENAMELS
Larcoloid
HAS
ENAMEL
5
,( K
3' ROOM cottage trailert ‘nn
a remit mmfate 2, I lit Myrtie.
2
llh if* a n d I’rtMiblp m »u .* t W
It i>n MtMitl, m e t a l o r fd a « (rrj
iim lfm rt o r wilts
lipH litiiil,
I o n p - w r i i r im e <rc»l o r a v 11h m
Im ril, rm o o lli a iir f a rr ^ iia t r r » ittn nlk u liro , n t r iili* !, arhU
n m l rlro itliijt M ilnllnno# l*arrn ln itl O n * H o u r t h y Kcmnirl
(* a ttiirth f n fin U d for itiw trrii
con dition * .
A R T IC L E S
homer till stove.
lit 17
fioiditloo.
j .If, 0(1
WANTED TO RENT
,|| Miioday - 2
Celery
!i»ed
Hv
„„„ sriites. cm1 lied rotmi
irniei spring
rnattre**,
,qnge, 3 men’s bicycle*,
lull, :t wardrobe*, lihrarv
oilii clinlrt, uttl, cabinet.
t»*t. Items till French
IIJST have furnished hou.ve nt
apartment Irefoie August I,
Permanent, no children. Walter
High, Ph. 82-W.
PERM ANENT resilient wants to
rent house or npai Intent, fur
nished or unfurnished.' phono
155, Kart lligginlerthain.
BEEN
KNOWN
FOR QUALITY
Thi* amarlntf nnlah U dry in
SINCE
o n e l u m p . ‘IliinW n h a l tlii«
n t r a n a ! Ulg h o te ls a n d m ini*
FOR RENT
a
l
■ J H
n o
■
1840
We MprcialUe in uuslUy
palnla for «v*ry surface,
ami *1as« for avrry parpoar.
Shipments
arriving
daily
still
selling
at
the
old
in Ices In effect before OJV\
in 1942.
R eferring to a report of the
National T raffic Safety loA icIl
which made a survey of 17G iVies
about the site of Sanford / lie
said that Sanford ranked 1'tlth
front the standpoint 1 of safety
records »nd reports, With fm n
the standpoint of traffic engineerin/. 70th from the standpoint of
enforcement, 0 fie ro ) from tho
standpoint of school safety, and
7Blh from the standpoint of
pubUc education.
e < i| |
Speaking of youthful drivers,
he said there arc five times as
! many accidents anions drivers 20
■years of age or younger, than aj mong drivers 4.r> years of age or
older. The chief problem in cnt forcement, he explained, is the
problem of obtaining competent
traffic officers at a wage which
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Sunburn,
mm
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miM
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‘ >r
e v i i is
l o
I’nvUy
* .
*
Kettle Ruifi, Atbiric'r Foot
H E A T P O W D E R ji ^ i r - t t S U r
n iu -n v rr. aSd liJ mailV ( o lJic r t. hoW Uulck-
Sd'ino Top
»o
aewvc
/
Free Estimates
Echols Bedding
& Furniture Co.
m
, w /t t K M
safety campaign of paramount
Importance at this time: 1) n
new crop of drivers, and 2) a
crop of old cars. There arc many
autos on the highway* today, ho
said, that .should not lie operaline
a t nil, and their 'owners aro re
luctant to spend money on them
because they a r c 1 old cars and I
Authorized
Quality tirklne Is now arallshla
far rebuilding all tjpe*!
a
m
■ ■
( ( onlin urd Fr*im !*•«£«• OR#)
a*
Rebuilding
No Starch, No Talc, Smooth as Velvet
ECHO POWDER is gu ian tM d to b«
finest Antiseptic end Hygienic Powder
yea lurtre ever sued or money bock.
toon'*
41 Villi’
Mad* kp the M alm •} VICTORY Ointment
Sold by Touchten, Rnumillat & Anderson or yoty
home town druggist.
i
throe Es of Safety ho gave a
Engineering, Education and En
WHISKEY
fm-erme ill.
WIN
Lips Radiant as
Glowing Embers
RUM
GIN
All play.
WANTED to rent hou-e or apart
ment furnished or unfurnished,
fa ll 5111.1
i mm
3 REAL ESTATE I OR SAl.E
NICKS
tTARUINO NIW COLOM
TAKE YOUR PAINT PROBLEMS TO
. .. Wl w ll Own In wkk
cxiftf, ifsire cm7 coitus#
*dti tl»i nr«ittaTKm( |4p««k » »
•tie . . . ihusiDftf Fionas. Set k*ftb-
PACKAGE ST01
L*U» like bmM reaWrt. Ua/mleJ
c Point and Glass Store1
S IX room house, romp
tiivhed. Elect 1ir c ok
refrigerator, hr*t iv
ter. air conditioned,
brick garage, yard
large palms, oaks
trees and assorted
orange, lemon, urnpi
gerine. and plnni t
ing.
tons K. Dh
fore noon.
few
yiHsl
old
tilings.-
511-
|lo(n M ono, Geneva.
FLETCH ER
IlN’E llliver 7-f>")t traitor ftirnt
harrow. 2 t-1 * tnrh disr,
lo
lim n '
itaoson.
117 S O U T H
Pm'hi
Jllst receivert! Nhlpmrnt
mini's hole
I.A W N
tallies -W i l t
-eat
s
W A H N I N l * i'. n o iM o io ld lr o a r i f o -
(*<"
and driver- .'Is sintes ryiw tmv-»
s t i n t la a - mipp'ing heavy pen
nil re* ej, mol m ists who tantint
tiny » Judgment for Injury to
others caused by their uuiomo
500 AI hint jr itanti llldg.
6
Phone 7M2
in dePrired
12500.00
RO IIEItT A. W II.U A MS. Ite.ltur
font A
limit ie Hank llldg.
Phone 732 ’
IM P L E M E N T
ARTICLES
ARTICLES FOR SALE
’ V E N T L it A A T I I C e a n
I I . Ik I’O P li G O ., IN C.
s
UPIIOI S T E ItY fabrics. A fine
sclectlorr in stock. It. S. flrown,
2 9 1 1 North Oitrngo, Urlando,
Have your portrait token at
Ntf IIOLLH STUDIO
220 Mclsch llldg., Phono 1159
j
BEFORE buying that TARPAULIN get our price. 8tanleyRogert Hardware Cg,
bo at oak ht
.YBS—we have them.
Stanky-Hi'>er« Hardware Co.
>J
FFIINITtIMK HBBUILT
\Nil RF.GOVKItKI)
HELP W A IT E D
Your fnr*,|tt
wil| lout like
m ill, for soda fountain at Ij,n . new, will wear b c lle r than ever
ey's Drug Store. I’a it trine nr when eu 1 expert* rebuild and
foil lime.
recover it. (Inly the finest -oitU tld tltE D malt o r wumnn want* alrurlhiii material* usgrl. Phone
I t 12 fnt a free estimate and
111 to cook for H people, family
slyle. (iood salary phi* 1tvoirt choice of materials.
H A N F O I t ll U P l I O I d i T E H Y
and hoard. Permanent work
Phone 1112
for right person. Uu* in*. Her- 110’A Park Ave,
THING
ETTA ^ K p I
I'M Gl a d >o u r e n t e d U
TH A T BAN D LEADBO A
ROOM / M ACES ME F E E U
IMPORTANT, HAVING A *=*
------- T7/— T C ~ | CELCBEITY
(f
AROUND f
pa
th e
y 1,
h o use:
OH,'MQ.MGLOO//)
r LJ/wrcr NS-wrO1—
I G O TTA 1
9
WORK” WANTED
PLOWING— per
Phone 4 14-W.
acre
or ho
_______
1164, c/o Sanford Han)ware.
and repairing and
are our specialties.
like our dividened paving poh
I c i e s ,C.
---------M. Iloyd * , Co.
14
wma Ks h r g o t t h a t U
I
I HAVENT GOT * - cr-fZ, ' n \
LOST & FOUND
FOUND—spare tire and wheel.
Owner can have tamo bv Iden
tifying and paying for tais ad.
Ilaxasl*—
18
,1 .,. —
FALGG ALARM
-i K O S / rrc E
HUNK OF
'SEC It ETA It I EH — K*peH.ne*d 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL
- stenographers or secrrUiries,
legal experience desiralde hut SAVE 20c nut of .every dulls,
you spend for fire, windstorm,
not necessary- Altractiva sal
automobile. wnrkidVn's cumpeoaries. Apply hy inail ht once
s a t i n n . hurghiry, Ifnldlity and
to Attorney General’s Office,
other klmh of Insurance, You’ll
Tallahasshe, Florida.”
E X P E R T painting—contract
hourly b a tii.
Phone Grog
NORTU Carolina grown Copen-
hapan Cabba>a plants, ready
Au^ 16th to Nov. tat. Place
your order now for early de
livery. Call 705-M.
Nirtltll.LH HTUIIIO
220 Mei.ch uidg.. Phorte 1150
HALES girl with s o m a knowledge
of
«f
typing!
Coleman's,
114
klagnnlla Ave.. Phone 117
FEUT1L1ZF.K—|T.25 V h s *72528
65-gallon
metal ” drums,
condition, 12.00 each. 8
Chemicals, Inc.. 204 ]
Ave.. Phone 051.
L i M B / r r ~ - ------- J
SNA I’HI If ITS—printed, developed,
sntutgerl. We enpy old .pinto*
graph*.
Ghililren a a|reclaity
Orange Avo.
.
I ALWAYS WANTS D
TO LEA PN ID PLAY L
------1 THESE THINGS'
HIM PRACTICING, r
HE’LL TEW3 U S <
BOTH LIM 6 FCOMj
-B u r r
MI6HT “4
AS WELL
FACE ir.'n
El E< t Itl' appliance repair,
w,. repair washing machine*,
vanitim eleoiiei*, funs, miier*.
W i l d , hay broken down .e w in g
sewing mi, hine*. Trotter Ap
machitieni a n y m ake, Itm 3U2,
pliance Heivire. 004 W, Second
nt.,- Phene IQA4-J.
7 Pets, Livestock, Supplies
8
R
— I L E A D E R -'III
VI / F DAD HeAES
tin -e .lu t e s Hide,, you me in
cured
ill’., u - Ireful,, votl ' a i *
a trip m your c a r . f . M. ltoy«l
WANTED
COCK Kit Spaniel
•ale. Phone 212
pro|HTty,
You ate taking a grave
C H E E P IN ’ CATS. ^
r ^ n Efe’S MOVED IN
.■T V| I’M SU N K .-n
F O L IO S W IL L A C T U A L L Y \
BLOW A FUSE WHEN I TELL
EM t R E N TE D OUR ROOM r
-----------.70 THAT BAN D <r r r J
chance if you drive nr if your
aiitnnndiilr is driven in any of
< o . IN C .
4 REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED
homes,
hISos.
HOOP PAINT
PtU IEItT A. W II.I.I VMS. Ilrallor
PHONE 303
PAR K
Laney's Dru
for metal nr composition.
IIIU .
EL5BERRY
f
We have oil types of
F t;It h a l l :
Two atory three lardro rn house
corn e r lot priced at l7Mt1.ni)
BOI.1.S— DICK
r o o f in g
pie rnin for tidily. Sent- attncheu. painteil l.'tt*. unpointed 125,
Ho* D12. Sanford.
nt
110 SANFORD AVEIV
SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO
rumplete w'iltr nail* A •i-mi-nt
llll.l I M P I . I 'M F N T t o . IN I
F rit SM I
.Small garage npi’ i tliieut
alralde iikratioli rinse in
•ffloothont ib ! M d iM itf lif t To*
lor (be htn t i n t rcJutcJ coJof
iaiprruhible Lp ilkattl
o V T T Z iJ
THIS TCAV.
M .^Lcm oes
rM
car
AWAITBP.1 THB
now
t e , S HALL/r1
kt.l ikasl a
WTHTHCM/THT/
C4WHSWN P iled
----- 1 U P THERE ! r
AUTOS FOR SALE
FORD ear Aj I condition.
.1037 ------Monroe Corner. First House
on Right, ML Dora Hoad.
it your roof fixed l*fo re the 1938 LINCOLN ZepUVr — new
>rma jiom a, C, W. licllam y.
engine, new paint Job. Private
P. 0. Box 843, Sanford Flor
ida.
COLLEGE
desires sutn- 1940 OtfRYflCKR N«W Yorker in
Phone 982
gootl condition. |1576—down
ONE hammer mill complete with
power unit Grind your own
, feed, grit, and meal. 2628 GENERAL
'ork Or cook, Orange Avo.
- r ; r. Ing. Joei
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Alia 2x8 tonjue and
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flooring. 2028 Orange Ave.
PLYMOUTH-4 di
SMALL business. Good Income. 1939
A-t .condltlqp. Also.
N8W In stock, DoJur Kxpoauru
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THE SANFORD H E K A I .lt. S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A
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; F e d s T r im D e L a n d 15T o 4 ;P a ! a t k a 4 T o 3 O v e r W e e k e n d
Feds Motor To I-eesburg Tonight;
Ladies Night Here On Tuesday
The Sanfnrd Itatrhall ,V«•oeialion nnnuunml jn tU rili)
that To*>wl»jr night tvill he
Appreciation
Its)
at
the
Municipal Park nmi all D ili..
will lie a, im it Ini In ,.. 'll,,.
Fed a play the Lrejihursf l'»rkera and there Hill lie a a
rniuute appreciation prititrani
heforr the game cunduclol ti»
k « r . Ceorgr Stine, one r f ihr
director* of the local club.
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Free Pass For
Choosing Team
THE EOX SCORE
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Manager K,1 Levy'* Sntiford
h a n d mi*
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Ceiary Feda returned their win* .SilvrimaR, if
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nine way# over me week-end by lu
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Saturday evening Jodie ||,iw- it tin Ik. St.
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fectively sent ten d six Pel.and p.
. Total* ,„„2_______ ■ ’ S I ■ : : IT
hits while hi* teoiti muter went 1‘Hl.llko
. Bit ■>'“>
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t»2 »«• not—<
blasting two Hud Hut huilvrs foi PAM 'tiltli
Itiin*. ttoair,- ItrriH fi^ i 8.<fi.,
“ •«*»• ° i l i hast blows. When Tutth . Itrlri*. t-eer, schnr-i. I Kfthe Mlioke had cleared the local* 'n o * l.n y, Ilona a, Tr*e<*(>.>l.k tltin*
-w m out in front hy . 14 to 4 { ' f t « S S a
r*»unt. The game oft Friday n ig h t! . (ll. Pliant**. ltri»i*% K«*rm*c»;
wan unshed away hy „ italugo Cidsmari Mmiide
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o f j n i n a t the DeLand putk.
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ntoundsman Jodie
llowingtnn scattered six lle U n d
hit* Saturday night while hi*
team m ale* were tltipptig out
17 saflies including dmrWi. by
laike. Sharpe, and llrya'it. to tiefeat thr Red Hals by a *cors* of
I f to t
* OB tug lint n l llllllily laikl) -t h -iU r k X Urtiantrl * htrui-k .“ ut:|
pounded- out f t m t " IrTTS' I F fTvo
« t m i c t f a .-> «h w a trt'-h -» U u hV l ^
’ t i l n i to the fi|(a11* a ir iiiu i tho
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8 a S f i v - ,,S l . •A ? ^ a ® - f j ! ? . ra 7
lh.flit
'n hner-up In Ihu h Minu d epart-.
mciit
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wan
tliu
1‘furllk.
By Jack Sords
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f*»rnit*r
St. Pete Tourney
Won l>\ I!olt*stit
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\ -t.uky Tuiag. i p ■ti so il
ha. ..on U v FioriiLr u
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liidf Taum am ent's iul*. t,tIt aft. r
'rrarking par twice .luting th*
ilo .ing ilny fnt . J- i • ie 11 e
lien champion, it'll t !!■.?.-tn.
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l.olde.
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' , wn. A hi at It r. (,•.. g.- lial. :
til*, m on amateur, —i n- tit •tn.', I
v i'. to*!. T v . .time \ma|t'i ,
Flank l.igv rtt, J r . of St. I V t .i bur,*, and Wend Ib g e t-, (if < leaf
■-..er, ta d f >r tfrti
wa 11
One Team To lie Made
lip Of Rookies And
One Of Class I) Men
DAD A TK v
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NET CHAMP
The* Roridit State Longue hi.
announced th a t It would awni.l i
1040-17 pass to the firs t be.
who comes tiesiresl to miming U
player* on two all-star teaml>e selected by the league *p*ut
wi ilct*.
The sckjetli-n* include one Um '
to Ik* made tip o f “rookie*** at I
another of the *T’la*»" at. I
•‘Ota** 11“ men’ on li».* clulr i.
*l'r? ' n th® circuit.
,
hportawrltgi* have been (.*
*" * * ' " ‘ " " -h l' M.tg th j tnnki .
,,r 'he two teams, it n il, cop le ■
the torder* for each team
U>ni mailed to them,
E n lilt* will to numbered
fn«t a> they ate received, an I
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THE \-EHV BEST
HOI S lN t; M o \ I 'o it ii
OXFORD, Fnglan.l . I*. A
ecmnindnlinn* for -1 ? lent- tntnititf
into ii-ideuee at O\f o.l r-’M I*,
tot. i I- so - 1111. 1' thi*l \ \ "iie*!.f
I'ldegi* und ltliskli. '( olli-ge Md
fet tenancy of a cmutHI-nwur.|
tiiiu.e. The council .iWotdtvi it t ,
Mo.. -ter.
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P A C K A G E 8 T O R IB
I osto -aid todai t t M ov•♦
tiwt
nmi li. enCAVk tux. tPiart
•-4itr lie• A ^-i - -*haiM t
ehp m *h rtmp over i hill fieii on* *
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Lhtfle* “lomltl !*• .iililre^eO
IVtPi Srhaiil, ltii% r>0'*, Ora III. I
tn Hi»li*f t«» K*-»#
-t the fan
kpUh II uk then ,*M‘teti»n,i all
Usmi. Itrfv *4ie the eligible pi *
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ST. A l'C l'S T I K F : .luily, St.
HuI mhi u* iinllmlted cl
men: Wilk
Kelcher and M
DeLand player *iml newly nrqtkirW.
L. Pel
v*d Fed third sucker O s u r lilorig.# l>ull and singles hy Tl.. f.bn!.t mid Oihindti
(Jtl L*5 .TJX
Oscar lined three neat singiei to Roger*,
6ft 30
HANFDKlt
ilrivo in three of the Fed inns
Tito AcatCaa tallied again In
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One of hi* blows cuiue with tlu the first of the thin!, ffllinsod St. Augustiiig
47 44
JiHt
bc»e* loaded.
quickly by the F a l l with two
.I2U
Yesterday aflernuon the Fed* run, in the Mine inning »n hits (lalmuivillo ............. . 40 r, i
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Jumped on Sherrkk, the Falatka by Tuttle, Hride and Sharpe anJ Palatka ...... ............. 40 •ftS
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hurler for n tofal of l.l h it. und an error by Hong and n b.i e on Daytona llvuch ..... as f.7
30 GG ,301
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emerged victorious by a scotu balls i**ue>l to Kd Levy,
llK l.A N Ii Fuchw, t'nvlick.
of t rtf n. Jim Schnnti‘1 turned in
In tt»- ninth inning Jim
tauItesoll* v eateiday
|'uK,. It,,.,, |i»nyo. K-vni. \
n ricditnble gallic yesterday us tel aided hi* own muse. Jon led
(lilundo Ibl. l,atna.vll e I J
||B llille,„ l(. limited.
he scattctvd the- seven Aruie.r off the ninth with a single to * St. Augustine d-P. Dayt a It. J - J .
tlAYTUV \ Sosh. cla.s p,
itetarnd P, Leesburg G.
Single* effectively.
right, followed by an in ft.ti liit
SA N ! Of til 1. I'a la tla d.
M ,w «rt. »n>H«l.
Sanford scored the first run •*) Je rry Silverman, an ........ on
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Tonight'* (ianws
it* ii 11 \n
of the game in the fu -t hnoiig lllldes infield blow, and .1 ■’••nll»-j
Ftllu. »-h*w
L it*Mt o»'tl Bill
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when Iiitr- by Tittlk. and Ibid • tug blow to right cent, t '
I by I i jm .'.vilb- ,it Orlando
Si Augustine n( la -e -lo ig
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weie combined with an infield out lluddy l-iihe, That » * . twnn.
ilor. Sol.
I ilk*
i>elato.| at la‘e»burg
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by Lake. I'alulkn letallated lit tin g 1on.
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Sanfoid
at
Pulutka
Ib.wmg
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the second to srore two tun* «•
t I* »l Hiff
Slim |>,.
lie-. 1.1*.
ft flee pa** i**ta*d to (ten Milder,
A’ l III •k
tin
s o t I I! IL L J.l \<.( I
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when Sofia was bit i.y a pitched
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T h* I.ti11* W ill ill III IsslTit.' I*!VPi I Moss \mUM‘tnrnl La. d 1
‘.nil limited
anti Rp IhvhI his fut*inlA. Ifcr .Sallloiil tie, .slat LJ J
Mill
I'AI.A I h \ Hong.
lo ll.
Alul be Ujtji intin-i*ly luyal III Kolison sptng. ti.Mid. 3 t
.1,(1Frank. Hudson, eln—.
Roy
I nl ti. I win** nwtteil t li*- Salt I*ak«j tiir| “ ntei ' I .no
n *‘
IHi. I t'-deiimi.. .*n.tl..q*-r. liimteil.
H ty pluh tn lhr I’firifir *
(inmes Tonight
The |.U wilt admit th,. ho
l^t'Ui'in* thefon* hi*
11** f*wfi
Mut* v* Carpenter*' Lillian
to any I.m,lilting game dll
n t - t-ji »l l!>= I1M‘VH t
rhi»t» to HollyWfHwt. On bij» 7ltb
•""I. it. i Utt III* 1 ■
I'll lM|f
Hot fit.! v* Security l.um ler
I he ItOii -eu*.ui anil all of
f i . 1.,
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party
li* 17 atii
\ntir* *tu in*'n| it
at-the mov »* i Hpit.il Msihy of hii
will Im»
ill* wirti ii/ t.-n
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|ri* n»i-i friHit thi ol*| ilays in Salt
h«*»u> m fu i \ uk? 1’" I *P
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luikty City maijr the journey tc*
fly Aeuirlnlfd lkir«*
•southern ( ’nlifor inr« The uniff
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in/ tath i’ ii| fare. I he party clmI tmmaifpr
BOK.
t util* i*tt I ii\ I '
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al»*»ijt four tlmupfintl ihillnru. Hut Fhlllirff, wan on n I SU fmii of iimMngpr of (hr flllfDL'
Mrl jitik'hD-■ *n \- *
fi^htinir fp>nt«. Mr
d Koi; "Jim in f f whirh vv■ * yu„ 1.4.
TOVVERj UtH* *sinl K* oouhl uffntil it 1**- Ihr
f i.t**f, tit*’ 1* Hi t** ha* :
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font Ill)
till ><
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c'»u*e he huti obs^rvftl only IX khaki uniform with n ah«» thh t ralh n ha\»j t»n
mail
i»|| tH fill! i !■ .111.) I'll* I (h h ilitl n
innttail of 71 liirthdaya. 11i 4 in»iirnin that pMH'hnmctl him an I J,»7 [in
wa a t F ellers?”
Sul Ihi 11 Firld
j hirtluhiy emm* tmtuml every leap riittrtaln er. F n l . K
♦i M'^n‘1 Ifkr" *n iiiHtinrn*
formidable figute in lu* uniform j Jim m y said. “Thai i t ur.l.
>u«r »m February 21Jth .
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Tun of the iiirnt rnhif! ha«plmlf and nisi quite * shadow at »un I ’
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I he pent jinked
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fuiiA of ihe i i!teinnnfi Hcih in cninp.
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A coupip iif I•I ■ fytni bin*
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' filial ,
Jimmy an*wci*‘d. *1
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lh£ «»LiJ it i*li * -ve f p b l n hI , ,T tli '1,
■AbortIy nfli*f he tit'**■('•-»t hi 4.itiifi
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hob Keller eniiltl |ri* 1
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leu iiitil Pat L ' p ia n of W r lL t im
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LUNCH (uitf DINNER
TH A T'S O il. HROI IM
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Potanil
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know who the jfiiv I*’*.
( ii Im* iii iirli ii i tut diiii ii •mihI i next liuii- T b it,Another #(JF addril hL opinion: . jsis.ihhi tnna
allrii.tv hei1!! "lit'
•'Some broken-down wrealler from 1 three years.
i r i ii, I m t inju iv mflirlid dm
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17-FOOT UTILITY KUNAIIOUT
Now On Display
T h i i is th e F n itm u i H ig g in s I’ l" J r
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A ll M n ltn g a n y - M u re Sp eed
M u te M a n e u v e r a b ilit y
M o re S a f e ty • M o re F o r Y n tir M o n e y
INSIDE SPORTS REPORT
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FOR RENT
TW O ROOM SUITE WITH BATH. Snulhenstcrn
exposure. For two or tlirea people. Other rooms
available.
VALDEZ HOTEL — B e n C. Small, Mgr.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY!
SEE AND !U!Y THE
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Porch or lawn fund| ‘ ture
IP lay pen pads
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2:00 P. M.
SEMINOLE SPEEDW AY PARK
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If you*T« fip w icn m l i ilcliiy recently on a call to a nearby
town, you mny have wondered irhy, iilnce nio«l of your call*
to more divtant plaeea are going through promptly. Here’a
-tietween nearby- town* and eitiea, folks are eSttGglUmorp
than ever . . , onerfiftli more call* today than during even the
peak of the wartime load. The m ulling occasional congestion
will be relie,ve«l on rapidly an materials can be secured and ad«
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eiipansion programatturw eur cuitomm of pi»n»y
of electricity. And Iho nsw $2,500,000 rafo reduc
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tion makat Sumhlno Scrvko choapor tllll — makot
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in the nfti-moon and tc a ttc re d show
ers nlong the southeast coast tonight.
Otherwise p artly cloudy through
W ednesday.
P e a ce of Uie World;
T o Prom ole tho H a r m s of America,
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T o r r o d o r o Prosperity for Sanford.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXXVII
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Production To
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Established 1908
SANKORI). FLORIDA,
Mead Signing May Subpoena
Co-operation Between
Management, Labor
And Full Production
As Solution
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. TUESDAY, JU LY 23, 1916
2 Suits Filed
Against 5,000 OP A
Eye Doctors
Opponents Begin Last
ainst B ill
,*with fixing price* on spectacles
; hy rebating to the eye doctors
-.y JatU l— half —o f 4hra.|otal—price
their .raUrmU . paid fur glm ica.____
One " l i l t mimed llnttsrh and
lannlr of Ttpchcsler. N. Y.» and
I *
speech delivered before the con
four
sul<»hliary
companies—as
vention o f lh« A. F. of L. Inwell in .in eye dorl-rx who were
lernational Alliance of Theatrical
named in a •ii inllcd re p rrirn ta '
Singe Employes and (he Motion
tile capacity
,lu .lice Depart- t
Picture Machine. Operators Union.
merit
official,
explained
that
Johnston says tho progressive
these .1* represented some 30,0JO |
viewpoint today la one that puts
doctor* _ in t.ie country who are
produetion paramount and con
said lo liave received rebate* 1
demns tho creed o f scarcity.
4 MONTH!
from llausrh ft I .-nth and the
In calling for I-ahor and Mana
AITII
subsidiaries.
WOIID
g e m e n t cooperation for full proThe nthrr suit was filed against
W
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duct Ion, he declared that makethe American Optical Company*!
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krork practices, fenther-iierldiiig
o f Soulhlirlilgp. Mass., de.-.criheil 1
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and work stoppages would have to
as n vnlnnlary assoeiallon. and
be eliminated. He also urged
another firm of tlie- snme name
I-abor unions In outlaw the ju ristlcscribeil as a Corporation. Twen-f
didinnnl strike, which he termed j l ’IIAIKMAN O F THKrSKNATK War I nvestiguting Committee, Sen tv doctors were named cs receiv-*
an Indefensible practice. Johnston | Jam es Mead (D-N. Y.r signs a siih|Nienn In Washington order in mg rebates from these eninpa*
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declared. " I know of nothing that j fie’p. Andrew J . May fD K> i t.. ....„ 1H| te .t.fy .1 the 1. 1..I pr.ilir me* ' 100101, who were repre- \
I* »»»t • t fir
»»• r . n *
I critn iiv e of l.orMl other eye
more than a strike because two .* ,h
munlll.ii.. "o n l'tor \t ,igh| 1, m m niittre r.mn .
physicians through-rii Ihr enun*
t n r
tii l h*
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Meadrr.
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since
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unions can’t agree on who should
fry.
In r«>*h •nil t h r d«<ior» n|’ \ |»t li’Ci h.i\t 1 ••». h . . , h
ndo what work and who should snhpnena has tieen issued for » Irgislsto, 1
p p ea r b e fo re n m m
,t„ ,nK b u sln r • with t h r dcfrnd f
I 'AT'I«
collect dues from whom.
111 It If-c.
f I n(i*i lin t l o ii a l S o u n i l j ih «t;• i a n t r i i i n p a t i t r * « n r M ini a * n
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Bomb Explosion Senate Group Is
'ill"
Blasts Hopes Of Willing To Hear « A
European Jews| May At Any Time Truman
••f
di.lltiri
Administration Lead
ers
Hopeful
Ofi
Compromise Before*
Midnight Tonightt
LIVING COSTS
A FTER WORLD
WARS I AND II
Justice Ucpartment* today filed
two ' civil kuits rhargtng optical'}
wholeMilrrs nnd approximately?
B.OOfi trading'cyr doctor* through*',
out the country with violating
nnti-tm-t laVrs.'
•
The defendants are charged
1 ah
W A SH IN G T O N . Ju ly *23
11ouse opponents h i
U FA Have begun i\ fin al c f
fo il to prevent revival o f
price co n tro ls, but ndm ini*at ration
lead ers a re still
bupeful i»f shoving throu gh
a fi>ni|m>mist* O l'A m easu re
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Aid In Keeping
Labor Facilities
Helps I' (Hid Drive
Of Legion College
ir:
Billy Kinard Wins
K. O, Over Williama
MARRIAGE BAN
counted out In tha 6th round of to tha aid of a dangerously ill
a scheduled <1 round bout.
I American woman on an Army
transport one thousand mile*
miles out
All members of tho Hanford
A small amount of damage to of the Jap port,
woman waa
of Elks, wbo are interested
'
bara
not UmtUUd. _
Hisg the Elk sponsored
. H. O er
Anna Home for Crippled
many for
German' girls
at UmaUlla, are request- gasoline iron, broke out a t the
A. A. despite the United States Army
ru &
at
l Exalted Ruler James Row- home of Mary
Mar
eu Avenue. The iron,
Street, l*an on Otfman-American wedd
. 1016 Wa
00 Bell
to meet at *:0 0 o’eloen at 1900
to firemen, exploded who died
a t her home, ings. All are former soldiers.
y afternoon at the accord Ii
will be held Their marriages were revealed
t and Anderson Drug when Gladys Ellis, daughter of Saturday «s
after- when they asked th« Army to ship
Bap- their wive, to the United State,
newest Innovation at the
.*! tist Church (t
as war bride* a t government *x
a la a
correction de- what horned by
Firemen quickly put out the Maae.
etend.
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Guilty Of Stealing
Tent Due Tomorrow
ELK S M Birr
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Down To (i!) Decrees
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( ’ontinued Need For
Imported l'';irm La
bor Is Keporled
iZ S J S r it Z m.'; Silon^v. American Iregion No-w
Rationing
Hurt
’ By Buyern’ Strike
11 mu.•«* has
M’HtHiinit in thv
ihl.iynl l v a (till i ru ling of the
in to
Is Caught; J f '11.®J .
Congress- In Middle Of Old
ln!tia * ^ feet
f
man'* piednled MgttnlUre beforo
mu'ifi^ht•
llirtr ti.n Mini* T.ilU in cloak*
1•• - ittiiottu
M|»|»tnu*iit« of
hi atl«'m|i| in tii! the hill down
In Ifiitm l H\rr
A ti**t of
• MONTH!
—
It It behalf of her son hy a
Temperature* during the year,
n.i recorded by Mr. Whilrjer, have
loi * marriage.
hern rrmarkahly near nnrmnl.
!--------------------------- -showing an excess of only .0'J
A GRAND BLOW
BURG, July 2 3 -D F 1 -A of a degree. . During Juiy *o
Id grandmother. Mrs. far Ihr average temperature hax
liner, was walking down been HI.H as compared with a
of stein a t her home normal of 81^ , an average deit encountered a masked fklcncy of 0. 1. l.owe»t reconled
ilk one blow, she knock,- temiwralurt* of tho month is 08
and highest Is OR degrees.
ckwsrds down the steps’,
eollspsed when aha got
of a pistol which drophla pocket along with
The earlteat. state income tax
wn« InMlIuted In Virginia In 1843.
her kitchen.
Mi»y<»r II •! ••“t m*»l U»ty t 'mu
d.h.aff.
ii|lativ«* Ji**»if*
♦I r.f M htU.i
.nd h r will
Rhineland Areas
Are (iiien To Saar
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w a g " si no
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I«- need foi nlditlnrinl worker..
'".id'-nuxte h- ful.il facilities in
here during H.e growing and Miami. Inwtorr. of the Magic City
l.atvrsllng
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t h i s n i e a ile* Jin'-il In work the " '" " 'n il T'lhlicity |>, „ ntinpaigiv
hair d?ry*"ii itu o l iy nnd dun. r i
' i it.., , t lay away,
the pant two oi I In re years have tin* a a t I inn In* la.rn made to
wnrknl on tin average of not t " i
of the iity-owiied Ja c k more than lluee days a week. Im j
Mriuotial Hospital.
iuniiH,.,.i Oh l*n*e s it
Ur. G eo r g e Lilly, a member or
---- —
—
.
I the mrillenl t.lff'* rxrcjltivr comINUICTMI Nt MIUG1IT
inittee. nl o ailvr ed the truxteex
CHICAGO, July 23—f/1>— Th- that no mure convention* should
slate I* going ahead with plant !•»* bunktd for Miami,
fo neck grand juiy iiidiefmeni of ,
»
Wiliam llelrci.
tn I lie kldlnrl
killing nf S u iio u - IS'gmin. The
17-Jrrnr old r"tl-ge ttudenl n
lielng held under 42UO.OOO hail
Anv veteran in need of serv
pending arraignment on 23 charg
ice (free uf charge) in any of
es nf burglary nnd n.raull. lie has
llir following rutcgoric* is re
not y el barn charged with the
quested tn v|»it Ihe off.ee of
U cjn sn ”r other t layings.
Ihe iciponnitiln agencies listed
below:
MUST PAT
Coordinator ■— K. B . Carter.
TAMPA. July 2 3 - G P i - A Fed
Atlantic National Hank Build
eral Judge rilled today a Florida
ing.
west coast community is respon
Employment — U. 8. Em sible fo r bond* i lied hy its legal
llnyment Hervicc, 112 North
predecessor. Federal Judge Wil
Park Avenue.
liam B arker says the town of
Vocational Traioing and Edu
loirgo in Pinellas county Lx re
cation —. T . W. I-awton, Court
sponsible for bond issue* of Uin
House.
city of Largo. The Federal judgu
Legal Assistance. Hospitalhas niflted a final decree ordering
izalion and Stale Service Of;
(he town to pav more than 9100,.
ftcer — Contact thro
000 to a New Yorker.
F. Boyle, County Service
Veterans Service
Ellon J . ' Moughtun, Jr. waa
yesterday named as a director of
the Junior Chamber of Commrrrn
at * special meeting held at noon
at the Motor Inn on the Lake■hore Boulevard.
The group voted to support tho
_______ to .secure
___ _____
_
movement
a housing
project for negroes In Ranfonl,
ficer,
--------- --------leer, Tskach
Building.
-
—d
,, _.
Homo 8crricc Assistance to
Servicemen, ox-Servleemen and
their Dependents — American
Red Cross, Lakrfront HoulevanL
Veterans Administration —
Martin M. Rudich, SherlfPa
Office every Tuesday.
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tn Kmnf'*. In Iti'rlin, a G r r m a n
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AUOAFII) TH E U BS MOUNT
M CKINLEY. Ju ly 23—< ,F )-K m g
'P Ju d a of Bikini may not get to see
i lka .usdarw alar atomic bomli ax1 plosion a fte r all. Ho seem , to tm
all snarled up in white man’s
protocol and regulation*.
Juda retumetl to his native
W A SIIIN U roN . July 23. 1.11
NEW
Y O R K . July J J —
Bikini today, 41II set to witnrxs
—The Senate War ln»r»tigiil
himself mught in the middle
\
!| ;is .M e m b e r s h ip o f
the test. Bikini's king and his
— Ih e l.»n<i<>n Radio today
the controversy over stale vri
,
..
ing • nmmiltee resumed it* in
quoted Reuters as noting
subject* have been living on
quiry lislsy Into Ihe a lla ir*
federal ownership of tidelands.
IlV e P
.»
-I\] 111IOI1
that the underground Jewish
nearby Itongerik Island ever since
The Senate has pnsaed the loll
of a munitions combine with
terrorist army ha* arknowthe Army and Navy decided to
out the much'deslred appear
Hint would confirm iiwiicrshiii I
I h r Amritrail tegim i now Imx
le^grtl retponsihility for yes
take over Bikini fo r their atomic
ance r f
Representative
An
tho individual state* o f tlm tnl
a national nirinlier*hlp •f nmto
^ exparim ents.
terday's
rday's bomb explowion in
drew May, but Ihe in tr*ll* a l;
lands—often n rich source of oil
than th rif mjtlion, finiinrinl us
w
Recently, the overall atomic task
Jerusalem. It further Mated
ors got some Interesting ,te*tland thr House lx expected lo cite set- of mon- than J inn nno.nnn
that thr terrorists have hlamforce commander—Vice Admiral
mnny, nevertheless.
it* approval lo thr o rsr foloi*
lot iloi'lif tlir pa 1 ' , ,.H *
d j authnrllirx for disregard
W , H. P. Blnndy—paid a courtesy
Rresile J to the hi and w**
Hilt if the 1,111 goe* to Ihr Will'-- hi,»
<1 moo <• 11,a o I I I . ,
ing a telephone rail warning
call on Jud a nt Itongerik. Illamty
Mr*, Jean B ate*, former sec
House for signature. Mr. T i 001.01 , pi iioin
a l,nlol||„|o.o ,.f v*-i
that the bomb explosion was
told the native king he rould re
retary in Ihe Washfngl'ui of•aid hnve to make n nrw di* <
I eta*
al'l I I
0 , III >1
to take place in thr King
turn to Bikini to sleep therr one
fire of the munition* rmohioe
01 Ihe old fight lielwren f
|ro.
.••I
.............................
Itsxid Hotel.
last time. But Blsndy added thill
under in<e»tigalinn. Mi* Hale*
if tho 1Inierrn
11If*I I'll It.i
Mat"
A'l
It
•
'!•
xr • 1
III.,
Secretary of
f" I A
only the joint chiefs of s ta ff in I
*snl that two nf the munition*
Irkr* and tf'alifornin oil man Kt |Buirl.iy • fi nor irtin
l iiooi
I .ON DON.
July
23.
1,11
Washington could dreide whether 1
1 K irills— Joseph Freeman nnd
Ihr not at • 100 of in, \ninwin I’nnleyy —now riimmj •i"|o
it would be okay for Juda In British Prime Mini*lrr Attlee
Henry (,ars*on—had s*ked her
•Itrg r at It
of irparations.
'
jleno I,* v
today
condemned
thr
hotrl
ex
witness the explosion which may
to tie n hit hasy In testifying
I'auley is in favor of
talc |poli>.. to.
plosion
yesteruay
in
Jerusalem
.
•end a tidal wave rushing over
before Ihe Henate committee.
ownership of the tidelands, and if J Mr Mrlti n, wlm flrw to InAttlee told Commons today that
% hi* one-time domainHhe asserted that the two men
Mr. Truman vetoes tho hill •f'dianapoli. on .Inly 0, wax the
It
was
Ihe
worst
of
ati
out
' T hat permission hasn’t romo
were particularly anxious to
would be a slap at Pauley. At Ih- first to rciri-lrr nt tin- irhia.l
rages in Palestine.
He said
through as yet.
prevent her from telling Ihe
whieti Wn . atli'lalr'l l*v
\\o| Id
samq time, it would he a fenth
But in any event. 1 Juda says that all etldenre Indicates that
committee that she had *een
W a r It \rici„li
in, 1ii.lii.f- lltiro
in \'he cap nf Irkes, who h i
the
set■ -o•ff «
the
...v terrorist*
. . . . . who
. . —
* . Altirrl Jarohoon In thr Mashhe’s happy, to see th at his island
e x \\ \* S
I I—, w, 1. wet, tom-il
rome a severe critic of tin- <• •
Attlee
Ington office of thr munition*
wasn’t burned up in tho first explosion were Jew*.
by V vt i\ 'i« > (
\ in ilio g .
dent.
atomic bomb explosion on Ju ly 1. pointed out that the l nitel ! r „ mhinr.
pr-Bldelil r.f
1
( •M
The sllunlinn Is further
1
States
and
Britain
are
•
now
Juda declared he nnd his subjects
'll lUD'.l In f.l* II'.,
wiiirli i
rated hy Ihe atlitmle of :• >
e
n
g
a
g
e
d
In
lll••'ll**lon*
of
I
WASHINGTON.
Ju
ly
2
.
1
—
(,11
—
had seen the atomic cloud on Ron•mumiil
»♦ 1 •iMini !*•
Thr Ihrmo song of thr War In- Majority lead er Allwn l i f t
gerik, 130 mile* away. King nnd Calrotinr and Ihr Jewish im
with II- >M ••• t»* 111% f Ilfs
l.nrkley has railed u |h>ii th e l v
migration
(|ur*tiun.
and
hr
drxatigating
Committee
t«
Represubjects alike believed their fo r
• • • tl
.1 •»
, ami • "i
srntative Andrew May of Ken •lent to veto Ihe loll, in tin
mer homr hail hern burned up. rlsrni that Britain will not hr
t er mui nt,. .*1 . *|t|| 14
prejudiced
bv
set*
of
terrorism.
tucky
is—morning,
noon
or
night.
,
teresta
of
National
Defenae
_ Apparently he had expeetnl a lot
1Under Ian •m»u "f lli** «4»r»lril.iili4.il
Nevertheless, observers believe
f'hsirmnn Mead says tho commit- ;
* more of (lie white man's awesome
to lla-.e lids l , * |llljl«l»tt|l|tU*i. Iiv
•I'M11mhra tin Cage *|«
that Ihr proposed admission of
of llo A •»M*I •
weapon.
I h r |»r«f£t a»ti
tno.OOfl Europesn Jew s Into t
R eg io n , - a l'l
-Ill'll
Falestine will nut be rsrrled
llUpitlny tall.* were giv en lo
out any lime soon because of
Ih
thr rurrent violence In Ihe
t*1le 'student* bv la-e Penninglo-,,
ttasiltnnl to M ill U l te r io r J .
Holy Land.
The State, represented hy As falm r 11‘>ov
"vri and l>y John Htellr. I
T<>i|||>(>r;tt l i r e
BIKIN I. Ju ly 29. L l l - H e r e ’s sistant 8tate Attorney Georg- untienal
tiinnl la-guii c'limiiandcr, w h i.,1^ " 1
r “ U I1 1
LONDON, Ju ly 2.1, (flV-The Ihe schedule for tomorrow's un
LONDON.
July 2»—(/P>~A bomb explosion In Jeruialem may
liuti-'l.1 iiit
• that more than <ia
A. DeCotlai, won its Initial rn n poinji
derwater
atomic
exploit
iny—b
a
r
rrannt nf pre sen t la-ginn mem
buytra* strike threatened BriUtn'a have done more than ruin nart
during the Momlay session of tlm
rxulp lin huh ■ vilrraiwi
bread rationing program today of a hotel and kill and injure ring last minute changes. The Fall term of Circuit Court when
" j The tl-n i'l-i .torm which w-j»'
blast
Is
due
lo
occur
at
6:3.*)
and left Ministry of Food officials serrrs of'persons in Ihe virlnlly.
a jury found Johnnie llarri* and Wi•rid W’ui II.
ovr, tSmil'ii'l from tin- .«oithtomorrow afternoon. Eastern ll»yA faced with the prospect of heavy It may have blasted the hopes Light Time. The weather fore- Tom Bankson, negroes, guilty of ! " I the rnlirlusinll of (hi- wesl dii'ing mid-nflertiiMio Mon
t
i
n
t
]
term,
ytai
young
mendicrs
Joues of bakery products.
assault
and
(heft,
of
rash
Is-heved
of 100,000 European Jew s for ra st is good—which prnmi.tea that
day ..ent the 'JO degree tempi r a
to have totalled |l,200 from Lulu of tjte organisation xvill return tine ilnwiiwntd to n low of ' i f
In Weat Scotland, housewives early admission to Palestine,
Ihe program will go o ff on sche
to
your
frr.lM-i-tivr
home
towns
Johnson, agevl negress.
delayed their purchase# until lata
The keystone of British pollry dule.
during the night, nnd olfn'Ml
Tha old negress remove-1 her all hvrr Amerirn. ripilpjied to menrurrinml nf the ilnwnp'iui
afternoon In the hope that bread in Palestine has Iwen th a t peace
Sevanly-fhra shlnv are ready
(prrSil
Intelligently.
Ilm
gooM'l
leave* and pastry would be sold and order must lw restored In In Bikini lagoon. Near Ihe renter hat during (he trial yesterday to
w a. I.HI inches. nechtdittK to
off without coupons. But ration the Holy land before any more (>f Ihe scheduled raplnslon are show juror* the gear from tlm of tpe Aniertcnn leg io n ," xnid II. I’ VVhitner, wealherinsu.
Comipqndcr
Slrlte
in
|i'a
initial
divisions food officials announced
I M t l i v H He Page Sis
So uoby wa* J ttniter I'luno
Ihe battleship Arkansas amk Ihe head wound which she raid wax add mo* to the Dltnlente.
thgt there would t * no relaxation
with Ills tliunilerhoits and pat
carrier Haratoga. Next are tlm Inflicted by Tom Bankeson. tall
of the rules.
tering, wind awept mill, liiat
tmttleshlp New York and four and huiky negro war veteran,
j
WHITE HUKII
A. number of London bakeries
the ufIctiH-m session of t.'iicuit
landing crafL
About a ilnten when on the evening nf Feh. 11
he
dragged
her
out
on
the
potrh
Court hail to lie hUSjtrnded awhile
cake# without coupons. In
mllrs away will be the observer*
BAb DWAJO. July 2 3 - //P,
by ' iieuit Judge M. II. Kiuith.
idow piled high with
nnd aelentlats.
BpeodlmMs will of her home and. with Ihe butt
wiian
(^-orgr
While
has
n
s, a sign read: **owI'litll July 21 there w a , an
Im ready to dash through Ihe end of a pistol, a* she pul it,
,000
damage
suit
on
Ills
hands
According
to
information
receiv
mocked me dald."
brrad rationing, all this
cxcii.t of K. i 1 inches of ram
lagoon before radlo-actlvlly dif- "knoeked
lay]
in
addition
lo
three
felony
ed hero today. Iha promising fusee.
since Jan ,
Total rainfall wax
( Question<M by Attorney HeU wasted."
rges. The f>2 year old thnalrl- 04.311 a* compared lo nnrmnl
Collet as to hrr age, rite was
orthern Ireland the Mlnls- Sanford middleweight Billy Kinard
prpdurer* has l*een arralgncl precipitation o f 'Jfl.STi Inches.
unable to recall It, but declared
MERCT NIS8ION
load set up I I emergency won a five round knockout over
mutiicipnl court »n two rminls Thr year I f 13 shewed n j 47
TOKYO, July 9 3 - 0 0 - A EH- the could remember the "big
distribution centers to provide Frankie Wlllteme of Orlando In
ms xslnughter and one of fnil- inch deficiency; wtlh ein u sn * of
sofpliet threatened by a atrtko the Iwgion Arena In Orlando lait tlah destroyer, the IFMB Camper- shake" (earthquake) that occurhe lived in Charleston, ire Id step and give aid in the fi.U inches io I f 14 nnd 4.71
of delivery men protesting agalnxt n,* h t
j .
, , down, left Yokohama, Japan on a red while the
fi4 deaths of a newly wed incite* in 1U46.
Total excess
William*. It is reported, took mission of mercy today. The ves 8 . Ca
the extra work of collecting
Couplr The father of one of (he from
__ L
ID43 • In dale la 17.70
a alieable amount of puniahment sel rushed a United 8 Ulas Army
etrtiin now ha* filed a. damage Inches.
from the local lad befora being eurgeon, Lieut. Col. Vf, Y. Bower*,
Twenty Jews Seized Suspected
In Connection With
man Says He’s Too
Busy
To Testify
Palestine Bombing
NO. 2 2 0
■
CHICAGO, July 2.1, t,11—The
liliu tn
Associated P ress leased Wire
1
—a
Optical Wholesalers
Who Fixed Prices
On Spectacles Arc
Also Under Attack
CHICAGO, July 23. (/?*)—
President Eric Johnston of
the Motion Picture Associa
tion of America todny urged
thnt Irihor nnd management
cooperate to increase pro
duction. Johnston asserted
thnt nny Americnh Onion
that doesn’t believe in full
Lproductiou-ia, -ituid*,uordsr
Bikini’s King Juda
May Not Get To
See Atom Blast
I
TH E W E A T H E R
In Unity There It Strength—
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THURSDAY, JU L Y 18, 194<
TH E SANFORD HERALD, SA NFO RD , FLO RIDA
PAGE EIGHT
u » re.-i oa..
THF D ID HOME TO W N
Bv STANLEY
Newspaper Collector
R e t i r e s At Age 76
-A N O T H E R E S YOUR
to upend ■ lot of tim e doing odd
chores around the house for his
wile, Minnie, whom he mnrricd
tlAl.TJLMOKE. (>V)—A braham G
Coir, 7rt. collector for the Haiti
more Sunpapcr*. is retirin g nftci
frf) j#mrs* unbroken service, whirl
t w i n with » Joh re e lin g the
n rwA to th r founder of the papers
O T H E R 5 H IR T —
,
M O W d fE T ^ O /A iO
YOU CANT QUIT ADVERTISING
THE
YOU’RE TALKING T O A PARADE
NOT A MASS MEETING
In Unity T here la S tren g th —
.
Partly cloudy this afternoon, tonight
anl Saturday with widely scattered
afternoon
thundershowers mostly;
over interior and west portions.
To Protect the Peace of the Worlds
To Promote The Prefer** of Americas
To Prodose Prosperity for Sanfsrd.
'EM, TELL
AN IN DEPEND EN T DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUM E XXXVII
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
Eotabliahed 1908
WARRANT OfF1CIR and Mra. Sam
ucI I*. Harrison of
... Hurrah,- Okla.
who entered the Hum Inn-occupied
tone of Berlin to visit a j * t ahop
are reported held by fhe Red*.
American military authorltire wero
unable lo convince ihe Russian
omrlaU that the Harrison, and
two olher Yank Army
should bo turned over to the U. s.
force* for action. (Inlcm allonal)
V JH E H J O S I E
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M E ? A R t> T ? \E M O P
H A N D LE1W O R K S
W A S F 1 R IM O T H E
M A R R IE D W O M E 74
^ E T T / M ^ R IC » O
H T M M O T OHLY
SA V ES H E R JO B
B U T^D O U B LES
That’s right, Hhop at MATHKH’S for furniture that
will fit right into your .
fit your need for another bed, or vai
perhaps a dresser . . . that will fit ngi
get, too. MATHER’S prices are sti
OPA approved prices and you can c<
stay that way as long as present stocl
Congressman Ordered
To Appear At In• quiry In Connection
With War Profits
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• SEW ING MACHINES
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TISIIfVINO before tho Senate War j
Investigating Committee In Wash
ington.' Under* ecretary of War
Kenneth C. Royal told Ihe committec th at Rep. Andrew J. May.
chairman of Uio l|on*o Military
Affairs Committee, hnd accused
Inm of having May “investigated
In 1911 In connection with the op
eration* of the Rrie Basin Metal
Product*Company. (International)
Select from b u r wide*
sorlm cnt of hc*dboarda
in M ahognftv, W alnut o r
M aple w ith Iegi
leg* lo
a itn ._
to m atch.
Ca‘n*“ lb4 ' u»ed w ith 'a n y
box yprinK and m attrcaa.
in
EASY TERMS
METAL BEDS
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IN A RAUK) REPORT to the
nation on the recent Big Pour
Ft.reign M inuter* meeting in
I’ori*. Secretary r.f Slate Janie.
E. Hyiiie* said that the dinft*
of tieatics ngroc-tl upon "are not
the best which huinnn wit could
devise.’ ffiv- wwtw^J tlrst J w v l t
by its oiifection, to Yiernlnn ilif*
nrmaiiicpt la ulitnatipg thoso
countries who wish to remain
their friends.
(Interiiatiotialf
WOOD BED
Assorted style* in M «ple, Wnlnut or M xhognny finish. Choose
from our U rge selection!
H* U r y o f JllV rn!
Jud*n
HaU»F ••lfM f»l*e
n fllrrr ^
Malar) *.t JolUi
l*|et |% • • ull 1 1
Kira and IVala
l*OUUlF J«hI«^. I
and i’Ml*
J it ■11* r» ••f I’r a
F rta altd t*'t»l*
Hlirtiff I'rra a ti
Itm | i n l o l i v o s 'l llllilll.la .t o o o t y - ^
l - i l l plate.'.
when unexpected com pany come*
fo r a visit.
roui»l>
rafts
I \|»pi <•{•«lalfttn.f \ ♦» r.*r ***siitlu*
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l i a r ««H I'-flrM
IS ESSENTIAL TO
CONTINUING SUCCESS
WALNUT VAN1TIEU
I o k Vo. .lulv in.
l'< J»o
file tentative budget appealed a m -i giillfll*' l.i-ke ool in two j
■II The Herald in Thunulay, .lol> ■■ c ii.I. of lo t v.. \ i leu-t three |
Id and will he odoptial at the Korruns wen- -I" I near Shihuvv
lh r\ i . ill- i . trucks
i.iiL-llng nel.l on Aug. •*, M. Si.ill*or
...coiir.l l»v American m ilitary ,
police There wme im . nsmvlties j
... the utliei si«- i-ts-sst. \o A m e r-I
it ,i. i ..tidier si. i■I that Japanese
(M.lice using slo.illrciililier pistol*
. ,..*.t >m the h -ic a it- from a n v
liii-h
,
Several mil.
aw ay—in the
Shimhashi Station area Mach
ine gun rAintr w ise tired from
the roof of i building. There
hn Iwen gam: in rfa re in this
set II.in lietw • i'll t'tiliie-e
milt
. K oreans vfhu s i r said l - liava
tried to ihove At on J a pane.**
1stall operators
One Japanmv
already has Ian n killed
i
$3 9 95 Up
VANITY BENCH
Philippine Army,
0 Armed Peasants
Locked In Fight
K r * e Ij ik i ir
M s ln t - I s a c s
S'akl>*.
m e a t to o l*, m a c h in e ry
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T o t a l A p p r o p r ia t io n ^ - —
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ROOMY CHESTS
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Four - spacious cjrxwers. S tu rd y
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t 'u r r n s s e o f l l o s f 'l s l
K u u lp n i* n t . etc. o th e r
e i P u n C s a .• • .
T o t a l A p p r o p e l s l l # * * . -I t . M r v , f o r I n n lln g e a c t e s
^ A b
DRESSERS
L ow b u g t j p o d r w M f . . C . n »>#
uaed m a v a n ity If d a tlr a d . H a a
a ttr a c tiv e a v f l n ( l n | m jr r o r .
MANILA. Ju ly 19. UP)—Twelve
companies of m ilitary police of
the I'hillpplne Army are en
gaged in « stiff battle with more
than 400 armed peasants ol*oul
35 miles northw est of Manila.
The m ilitary police are equipw ith m ortars, armored ears
and heavy machineguns.
The peasanta are armed with
.60 caL machineguns. They have
been holdlrtg two village* under
all night ehelling by the m ilitary
po)lc«.
Thia la the la test clash In a
aerie* of outbreak* which have
Uk*n hundred* o f. live*.
In Manila th e leader of the
arm ed peasant*, Lula Tarue, de
clared th a t th* situation In ctnil Luton 1* fa s t approaching
crisis. Tarue said he intends vestlgatlon, when It is alleged
to ask fo r • conference withthe commission lost bookkeeping
President Manuel Roxa* tom or records of ship construction m a
row in an e ffo rt U> prevent more terials, Slattery wa* serving In
n subordinate position, f i t ha*
held hla present post alnee Feb
ruary.
The counsel for the House
Committee, Marvin Colee, say!
th a t afte r , today’s hearing an
Search
Independent audit of the agenda*'
nKNTRIN, China, July 10. (JP) books will be undertaken. White
farinas. In China this Is being done, the hearing*
T th slr March for will recess, probably until August
.
members who have o r September.
shd built (of long aenrlee. Comes
in M*plo or W alnut finish.
rum
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U. S. Marines Halt
For Buddies
sonsr by a band of
search has been
lit a true* tu rn to
their ralaase.
i war# members of
mg a bridge near
Thar war* seised
80 armed Chinese
and search parties
Ilf
f a t s r g t ea
n jn .s *
“ IT S EASY)
TO PAY THE*
tore R o m a n o . Approximately
100,000 employes ar« on strike
throughout th# country to *n-
l»*el* prevailing In the larger
d tk a -
Utg.vl.)
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Incidentally, lionsewivrs in a
number of rifles have formed
picket lines in a one-day buyara*
strike again st increased priest.
Women in Rochester, N. Y , caytied banners which read: "Let*a
ktep prices down. Huy nothin*
today.*' However, two hours afta r
the picketing began, shopping arts
raid >ti I - rjtAr normal. The
d*iva-»tr.'to*. was sponsor; d by
ah IndeventiaaU titlre n s* Corns
Iiuttre. the A. K. of L. mid C I. O.,
and the American V eterans com
mittee.
In Cleveland, operators of .12
food stands have announced th a t
they will cluso tomorrow in pro.
lest again st Increases in whole
sale prices. A spokesman for the
m errjianta »»id th at they had de
cided lo take a holiday because
many custom ers had s ta .e d a
buyers' strike against the new
price scales.
m ilit a r y
p o lice
h as.
I Ml .lapane-e
C. Carroll Blanc
Dies In Hospital
From Long Illnes
Slatterly Says Books
Mr f..( ( •.«(!».«*•(!
I I IH.LI
llr ««* i**"*
K»>*ln^*rln* Hr n
| yv.| t»
I ' ll
HuiM-rinl'iuhni
A m e r ic a n
I., nmb'd op about
i f,n >|iiestiuiiing.
ArmyDeniesFiring
Civilians Because
Of Union Activity
ARERDF.KN, Md.. July 19. • V<
—The arm y torlav denleil
that
five civilian employee* n«
the
Alrerdeen Proving Grounds In
M aryland were fired because of
their union aetWItle*. The \\ urD epartm ent says they were re
moved from tnelr Jobs In the
Interesta of national security.
A ll.fiv e are officer* of a new
CIO union, th* Public Worker*
of America, and the national
p rtaldent of tha organisation a r
cuses tha Army of unionlnudlng.
A spokesman fo r the War
D epartm ent told newsmen that
th* Arm y’s record of dealing with
unions among its 2,000.000 w ar
tim e and poat-w ar employees is
enough to
has no anl
TO REPATRIATE GERMANS
MOgCOW, July 19, U P)-The
Russians said today they are
going to. repatriate, during th*
next three month*. 120,000 Gor
man w ar prisoners now held in
the Soviet Union- Tb* flr«l 60.
000 of them will arriv e a t Frankfurf-on-O der on Aug. 16. Tb*
Soviet announcement did not re
veal how many German priionrr* are In Russia a t th* present.
t'linrle. t ’arroll Blanc of I f
Magnolia Avvpjic died at the I ■'
1,aid laiughlon. Memorial H«»pi* •
tin* morning at 12:16 A. M f"i
lowing seven month* of ill hen'll,
lie ha*'been a resident of Sanford
for three years, coming h o e
July 16. 1043 n* superintendent
of the .Jacksonville D istrict of tl
Atlantic Coast Line. He wu
granted sick leave on Dec. (. IUI6
and has been in ill henlth *in«*
that time.
*■
Horn In Pliwvflle, Ky. ho ntib're.l
tint service of the A •’.* !- "•
trninm an Nov. 12, It'IJ st b
I'etersburg and wn* proinoti'd t •
a conductor Dec. IN, liH* "
Nov. I. 1924 he »a* ttrade actn.r
trainm aster and Oct. It), li'2-'
vated to trainm aster.
Mr. Itlanc was appointed auper
irdenilent of the Jaeksonvill.
term inal Nov. I, W U ami on
Sept. 21, 1928 was made superin
tendent a t la k elan d . The Rhine
fam ily moved to Sanford July
15, 1913 when Mr. Blanc wa* an
pointed supcrlntenckmt of *•>»
Jacksonville district.
•
Survivors include his widow.
Mrs. C. C. BlinC, of Sanford,
son, C. C. Blanc, J r. and grandson.
Charles Michael “ lane also of
Sanford; fa th e r and mother. Me.
and Mrs. C. M. Blanc of S'..
I'etersburg; brother, Robert <5
Blanc of Bt. P etersburg and Frnnk
Blane of KnoxTtlle. Tenn.
'F uneral arrangem ents are being
made by <t>ickson Funeral Home
and fu rth e r details will l« an
nounced later.
DEATH IN POLAND
WARSAW — UP) — The News
pap er RsecJgtoepolita says 30 p er
cent mora people die in Poland
each month than are bom . Infant
m ortality la 26 percent, and a
health m inistry official estimated
brtw een 18.000 and 20,000 Poles,
mostly children, died monthly of
tuberculosis.
IRON HUNT
MACAPA. Amapa, B r*iil-(/V )
—Geologists and eameramtn arc
la qxsm pt from tax' accompanying engineer* from th*
M. A. Hanna Co. of Cleveland, O..
“by Justice
>
Italian labor sltuatlnn. In T tr> teenth Street, reported to police
City permit to erect a« additional In, a general atrik* is entering that
IMS. black Plymouth
concrete block tourist cabin at Ua third day, and Prem ier Al- Sedan hi#
had been, alnhrn at Second
cJ.ie De Gas perl ha* agpraeaad
h e th a l th e walk-outs may Street and Palmetto Avenue some
time between 8:10 and 11:00
■ MIMi 8* by !• f**t and will
o’clock last aranlng.
.
te rrito ry of Amapa to
fo r Iron on# in this
area of Braxil where the
firm owns exploration
D u u n lte iy t " 'D f - U m *
Hoc
Pvt. Nick Kenis
Is Paratrooocr
Still In .lapsir
House Committee
S ees Maritime,
W. S. A. Records
D istinctive 7-draw er vanities
........... suitable fo r use
v/ilh any of the above W aln u t bc.ls.
Ill
III
Barkley Says Pros
pects For Agree
ment Not So Good;
OPA Funds Are Cut
c o m m i t t e e r e f u s e d f l a t l y to _djtj’ to a c c e p t a n y ^ S e n a t e ,
proposal (hut does liot provide
for rc tu rlttg pi ice ceilings on
milk. rural. rnjkii amt other foods.
Jienuti' Majority L ra d tr Alben
liarkie) said that the prospect
fir agri-nitont on an OPA revivul hiir doesn't look so good,
t'hnirm up llrrn l Spence of tho
House Banking Committee said
Ihe outlook is dark. Kepubliean
Senator. Robert T aft raid lha
dtudlurk* rem ains.
t
Tiie House voted, with certain
reservations, to approve a .Senate
prohibition against tliu use of any
OPA fluid, for so-called propa
ganda in support of price controls,
flir llooi.i uppioved .in allotment
ot ITo.imo.uOo for ill* A instead of
tin- tlinl.fioo.ooii it originally ap|i roved.
The Senate hud voted to give
tU’A only hulf of th a t— 4-p»fl(*l30,OII0. Th.. legislation now goes
hack to th|. Senate for fonsidera-
tiudget adopted by Ihe lioatd of
County Commissioners who held
an adjourned meeting on 'I uerulay
aflertMMOr tin account of having to iln slc
rare truck funds w ith the County
School Ibianl, this will menu giv
ing up tls* e<|Uivalent of three
mills in tayes if receipts are c«|iial
to those of this year, nevoniing
to County Clerk O. P. Herndon.
A fter economising wherever
possible, tile Hoard is ls'|uu|ed
lo have found itself confronted
with the liccetsily of ndditig the
one fhnl u half null levy fur road
work, lie declared- No titajoi in
itru se Hi County -ulnrlcs i> *»oi
Mom*
Inaanlt > limtilMr
u a l it y o f p r o d u c t
Vet Loses (Sun Battle After Shooting Doctor
be used eyvduslvely.for rum I idn
ntiuction mid repair is ronaldero.l
H.,Intv ..t I'.oinlv
. ..i linn Vn mi nr >
* is r W ( lit »»1%
• Ulirral *‘i*»irl W<
d»i* tiff «5* (trial
>Vo« K
\|. tnlrft>*«trr **f i
l *tst ••(»*! / l»l»;t(ro
Q
Deadlock
OPA Bill
J L u iS T
M attresHCH
«iritrlr«l \V r 1f.»rr
i Ap|»rnprU il«*iM
A s s o c ia te d P r e s s L e a s e d W ire
1940
HOLLYWOOD BEDS
In brown enam el or grained W al
n u t finish. Nice to have around
M a llilr lM lir n
19.
W A S H I N G T O N , .July 1 9 ..
(/!*)— C o n i p r o m is e p m o v e d a
fu tile
d e v ic e . t o d a y
fo r
h r e n k iiiR -th e d e a r i l o c l c l n a
S e n a te -1 lo u s e
c o n fe re n c e
c o m m i t t e e o n t h e is s u e o f
p ric e c o n tro l.
*
$21.95
up
Rex SprinRH $29.95
W llrr •
Transport Is Found
Burned This Morn
ing After Crashing
In Electrical Storm
Reports To Nation
Headboards
e l e c t r ic a p p l i a n c e r e p a i r s
FRIDAY, JULY
13 Are Killed House A nd Senate
AsArmy C-47
Plane Crashes Continues On New
Legal Notice
Ttir fnllowtna •» an K*llmat« of
th,. n»r»««r> and ordinary •*P 'n. . . and nil .|w rl«l »nd u lra o rd ln rtiicndllurm r«a»nn»tily eoni,mnlKt«l t»r H.nUnole County,
riorum lor tho fiscal y«Ar ticaln„lnK CK'tolicr lat. 1st* "nil rnum e
Hcpl*inl»»r Jsth. II*J. Inclusive, as
n.jrtn by lha Bonn! of County CommlMloncra «l aold County *{ ,5
ll.iio l.r A'Wournnl Mealing, hr ld
Julr l*th. IM«
Tn« •not t-XImat.s will b« con.o i,f ..1 aud acted upon. in* I'uilgrl
adopted and th . mill*** *#» »«r
ihu KKcal Year ensuing at a Its*t.Ur Merlin* o t anld
...
hr lit at the court lluuaa In Hanford,
florid a, the u«ual place 6t meat In*
of -aid Hoard, on August tin , 1st*.
.,t
to o'clock A. M.
ticarral llu r a u e Puad
III HaUrlaa of County
1
l o m m t a . lo n . r a .
l.boo.oi
2IJ Si lory Clerk of the
Board of County
I'ouimlsslontrs and
_
f"
County Auditor
!.* * "•'
l l i t H-lary of Huprrvlaor
o f ll r a l r l r a r lo o
31, stirrlfr for allrndlnif
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Hoard
u £ 1 B
l|y*l Salary i*ounty Mervlr*
W EATHER
No Significance
Attached To Error
In A-Bomb Test
Fall Term Of
Circuit Court
Opens Monday
State At » i'try George A. I *•
t'l'ttei. \ i i « h Johnnie Unit)*,
rda*
JidiniiiM
Harrison.
Turn
llankson mill
W illie
Wallace, "EX PED ITER " for the German
charged with arm-'d rubbery.
munitions combine, Joseph F.
Price Hike Of Ice
Cream Puzzles Miami
_ Ollier rates u> lie tried Mn. duy Freeman it shown (top) u* he
Me: Ida Bell 0'N <al. chnigtd told the Senate Wu, Profit*.
wuh third d rg rre arson; Edgar
Holmes, rhurgvd with breaking Investigating ('miimittre Hint Re
an l entering w ith intent to com presentative Andrew F. May
mit a felony and nlso with grand (D.-Ky.) hud always "cooperated"
Drceny.
when "asked to intercede at thu
Court •» II again convene at War Department." Another w it
9:30 o'clock Tuesilay morning
with the rase' o f Julius Whitley, ness, Allen R. Gellman (bottom )
charged wvh a ssa u lt with Intent told the Senate group that he
to rotund'It m urder !n the second “cu t loose" from the Garsson
degree. 'i ike charge* will be combine "the minute I found ev
brought against Willio drown and erything wasn't what it was
ll-.'nry Gordon.
cracked up to be."
On W »n*sday m orning a t 0:30,
(International Houndphojn)
o'clock, t an charges of utterin*
a foig x l instrum ent (forr.ery) '
will lie brought against Ernest
Robinson. Other cases set for the
same day ore K atherine CoViman, J
charged with mayhem, A rthur L.
Tindale, charged w ith withholding
support, two charge* against
Police Chief Roy G. Williams to
Johnnie II. Austin of breaking and 1
day
requested more and b etter
entering with Intent to commit n
felony and tho cane of William co-operation from m otorists in
Ibw en w hi I* charged with un the w ay of proper parking es[oc tally In th* way of keeping
stated robbtty.
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The f i r i t . ease on tho docket out o f safety tones, lie also asked
for Thursday m orning i* th a t of for more caution and less speed
G t'tld ln e SV. P a tric e who is in driving in congested districts
that ged on Jwo count* with arson and urged drivers to carry their
in the first degree in connection driver’s license* a t all times. Naw,
with fires th a t occurred on May bright yellow signs w ith reflec t
2 1 and May 26 a t the house she ing properties a t night, are help
Aat renti-;r s t 006 Cntallna Drive, ing in the traffie situation, ha
the property of W l'ltam H. Mtsu t. '
Also set for tr ia l Thursday are
th* following cases: E sther House,
charged with fira t degree m urder
In connection w ith tha fatal stab-
Greater Caution Is
Asked Pedestrians
K s s ils w *
Oa
ra ge
II. . )
BOARD TH E USB MOUNT
MCKINLEY. July 19. b P )-A
rehearsal
for the underw ater
atomic bomb test went slightly
awry today —but it uu« quickly
explained that there w a, no
significance to the error.
A
large
magnesium
flash hnmh
went off 61 m inute- prematurely,
hut it caused rn> >i.i|oag« or
c a su a llo - Tire mugt>e«rUin tMimli
I, u*ed lo synchruin/e the cam
eras recording the atomic test.
Admiral W. II. I*. Mlnndy said
it had not y rt been determined
what caused tho prem ature de
tonation. hut lie was positive the
same thing would not occur in
the real atomic test, lib ex
plained th a t tho luik-pound flash
wo* se t off separately and by
a d iffe ren t method thalr the
atomic bomb. F o r th a t reason,
declared tire Admiral, th r public
should not worry ubout the man
taking purt In the atomic ex
plosion next W ednesday. He said
no had no fears for the person
nel handling tho atomic bomb.
Utnndy alto disclosed th a t a
dummy, non-e x p I o a I v e depth
charge was planted underneath
the guinea pig fleet for practice.
The dummy — representing lha
atomic bomb—gave out ■ radio
signal a t precisely the time th a t
had been planned.
IllinoiH Railroad
Strike Called O ff
CHICAGO, July 10— W V -T ha
Brotherhood o f Railroad T rain
men has called off a strike of
4500 Illinois Central worker*
wlhch had been se t fo r Sunday
night. Tho union said tha w alkout
was postponed to perm it th a
governm ent to tr y to medlat* th a
dispute.
T h at's according to procedure
provided under th* Railway Labor
Act. Tho union has 743 grievances
against the railroad, wl
�PA G E T W O
FRID AY , JU L Y
1H E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLO RIDA
The Sanford Herald
Georgia’s Election
QUIET, PLEASE!
K ilik lk M
la I M
b a k l la k r e l i l t ; r t w p l S * t * r 4 * r
aari H a O r at
H aa fard . I l o r l d *
I I I M a a a a lla A t r a a a
It ram e ns no p a rtic u la r surprise, n fter the success
of Rilho and Rankin in Mississippi, for Gene Tnlmndifc
to be elected Rovernor of Goot-gin fo r the fourth tim e. In
sp ite of the fn c t t h a t Ellis A m nll decisively defeated
GeorRia’s fam ed political m onstrosity four years h r o ami
the state had ta k e n -th e lend in the South's "new liberal
ism .'' it had become IncrensiiiRly. ap p a re n t th a t the pend
ulum had beRiin to s w I iir in th e o th e r direction.
Part of Talm adR c’s victory m ust be attributed to
th e unique and obsolete "county unit system " under
which the people of G eorgia vote. AlthouRh Carniichnol
received a p o p u lar vote of over 227,000 to 208,000 fo r
.oo TnlmndRC, the In tter whs elected because he won in 208
counties and C arm ichael was successful in only 126. It
•*'is interesting to note th a t a tremendous popular majority
>r n Atlanta can co u n t f o r no m ore th a n a sliRht majority
_ i GeorRia’s sm allest county.
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Te results arc extrem ely u n fo rtu n ate for Georgia.
■•'or a n o th e r fo u r y e a rs a t least th e people there win b
subjected to the ty p e o f sta te Rovernment with which
every southern state, including Floridn, a t one tim e o r a n
o th e r has been a fflic te d , a n d which has often brought’
financial ruin to th e s ta te and disrepute in tho eyes of
M lt lM
I s •*» ■ * » »»e >»■ the nation. TalmadRO is a dem agogue of the worst poss
. li e s i t a ll s e w s S l» » s lr k » «
4 l a It a» Ml. * I V « r « ) * * ible type, and it is a high trib u te to the fourth E state
4 |« . Ih la
as*
al» fhut despie his election' he was opposed by alm ost every
a a l M S . s a k llifc e S k rre la .
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ik la l a r » s a k l l r * l l a « » f • *» - new spaper in G eorgia.
■ o a lr k r a k n c l a se e a la s l * And y et th ere la a lessoft In thp Talntadge victory,
os there was in Hilbo'a nuccesri in Mississippi, which we
hope will not be lost on well m eaning but simple-minded
reform ers from, o th e r atates. G eorgia has .its problems
• thouiaiul wile*, with a depth
of 12-feet. We have now authurixtd a 12-foot channel from «'aiiabelle to Apalachl liny of/ th-: St.
Hark* River which la under conatruction. but not completedUnder a resolution which I. k'ot
£ m * i 8k
- A \ M A cm h
19,
adopted by the Senate Conimti
on Cort merce there la a ,t
under way for the construct! yi
a fu rth e r extension of the ini
coastal wateiwify from thB
'Mark* River to the Atirlot* Hi
with a depth of 12-feet,
Good-Looking Long-Sleeve
SPORT SHIRTS
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FRIDAY, JULY
19,
PAGI. THULE
TH E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
1946
Mrs. Mungcr And
Mrs. Moult* Hostesses
Mr-,. R. F. Moulc and Mm . J. |
K. H unger entertninc.1 a' «
SOCIETY EDITOR
Cecelia T ruluck
Mr. and Mra. Jesse Smith have
returned to Sanford to make then
home after living in Mobile, 1
Ala. for the past five years. Mi i
Smith i* employed by Lodge ur. I i
MONDAY
The T ruth Starker* Sunday Son Grocery. They nre making . Mis* W anda H asty h as return
their home with Mrs. S m ith'i
Sahool C lats will enjjoy an all m
other. Mrs. J . N. Glllon and ed fro * spending n week in Day
■lay picnic a t the home of Mr*. M r.'Gillon. at 605 Valencia Prive. i tona,
San Ijrnta Section.
“ H. Cowap a t Lake M ao'.
Mrs. Roy Reed and to n Jim my
have moved thnir residence to
601 Hark Avenue.
Social Calendai
CHILDREN S PICTURE A PROBLEM?
W f Enjoy W orking W ith C hildren
Satisfaction G uaranteed-
The Raym ond Studio
9 S tate
B ank B uilding
TeL 1093
Mr and Mrs. A. I.. Myers have
Bone to Camden, 8. C. to visit
with relative* fur some time.
Mr. ami Mr*.
and son'W alter
Newark. N. J .
iviuain fur (our
I,. Ilurk* Steele
Irlt Thursday fur
where they will
month*.
Mr*. Ilum er Ctau*J and nruml
•on Jnrk s le spending * week
* ttli her *«n and d aughter in-law,
Mr. utut Mrs. H arris Fold*.
Mr. mid Mrs. J . I*. Wilson and
i-vuii HavW'-nrv leaving cnrS'um tay
to ►pend n week ul the Ifl*tchl«i»lv
Apartment* in Payton*.
—
Marjorie Shupumil left recently
. / ^ / '(HeVrtiniifi-rOMnr wjn-re *V f-rt* month.
The Big* City
BASQUE
Reaction ho* »et in Georgia,
and howl Gens Talmadgc ha*
This is no timo fo r am bitious girls to go to Now York
bear elected governor, ami Mr*.
Roosevelt ond her friead* rue to sook thtoir furtuno.
New York doesn't want them . It
largely to blame.
doesn't know w hat to do with them .
Everybody agree* that the sal
vation of t h e ' country, of the
world In fa d . depend* upon the
•Umlnntlon of *elfl*hne**. hate,
greed and prejudice, but nolwdy
1* doing anything about it.
A nother proapeet for Repub
lican prevldential nomination i*
plugged by Frank K. Kent. _ lie
la form er Senator Henry t ’alad
Lodge.* th e only man in the
United State* Senate who yoted
i for "war and ihcn tc>lgtio<l, to
participate in it.
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Orlando grow*. Rank deposit*
In the City Hcaufiful have incrsaawl from 11.600.00 In HIT'/
ta I70.47H.OOO In 10(5. Sanford
too iia* made *ul»tantial gain*
in bonk dcpoalt* which have
Increased from le»* than 12,000.
, 000 In lM l l.i n about flS.ooo.oon
Hotels, a p a rtm e n t* ,. residence clubs, rooms nre all
full. T here's no place fo r the newcom ers to live. Ijist
month 869 girls w alked into the YW CA’s' room registry
office, asking for help. The T ravelers Aid in New York
is sw am ped with request* for usaistonce, tnd one women's
residence club alone tu rn e d aw ay a thousand women in
the last three m onths,
.
New York is not alone in this problem , although it
see* m ore thousands of girls arrive hopeful and leave dis
couraged than cities less fam ous as places to get ahead
in the world. Every big city is over-crow ded, and it’s
just as well for anyone, m ao or woman, and particularly
persona with families, to get a line on the housing situ a
tion before confidently moving in to sta rt a new job.
iBami b u been having court
• Foote trouble.
It *eem*. that
the building is »■> big. the depaVtmenL. *o widely .catteied.
and 'tn u u p o rta tio n belwtv n them
an difficult, tire cnmmW.ioncr.
• or* going to have to build an
annex In order to get any work
Harold llolferr in Your I.ife
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STRIPES AND
SOLID COLORS
Glau&e
The recent rivrr* and harbor*
bill which has now paaied the
Congiua* adds further to Florida's
•yatein of inland waterwaya whreli
wiwn completed will be the best
any *t«t« can hop# to k a v r .. ^
( ongr**-mcn iv ie n o n ami I
were meo.brt* of tho ro tte rm c e
b.Mwrun tbe Senate nn t litaiia
which fir,a'l? approved thl.« bill,
1 nave bee i, member alnco I have
Isxn in tin irnate of the J-. nate
Comnilllet which handle* river*
and harbor* project* and flood
control projects, and I have been
able to moke some contribllJon to
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• WASHINGTON—Despite the vigorous camftalgn’tn'tha'northcrn1
prro* against him, 8«nator llllbo—"The Man "—la coming back to
Waablngtnn and the pollt.Oally wise do.not place much faith In!
reports that a move will be made to unseat him.
•,
w hether to refuse . would make
th e Russians mad. and whether
we w ant to make them mad.
of a F r it Myers housewife who
advertised In the classifier!* for
a msid, th e beek-to-work move
m ent la Florida kitchen* w hn't
be tea* delayed.
She received
• • answers.
Kitchen hslp ha*
traveled f a r afield duH nr th e
w ar year*. Housewives wifi wsleo rue It* rv tu ra > ^ )e al* S tair Ban-
^
" F s e r la a
w rite* Angelo
m
terrible thing",
P atri in “Our
su n e re d it ean know how terrible
f t ‘'.«doclng_the .ln.
h
try
strange hew
to govern
hroogh the W
country a
$1.7.f)-$2.00-$2.50
Senator Jnhnadn (P I of CAlOrddo. ch airm an ' of the privilege*
and elections com mittee, has already announced th a t his committee
will take no Immediate action on charges th a t Uilbo. by raising the
r rs e e h atred ” Issue, violated the .law Johnson notes th a t neither
,r
(be candidates who loet to Ullbo nor the- mis| S | staalppl elrrto rate have ninl a complaint
A iVasbliajton newapaper tin* aU rted a c*m®
A i l P*l*!n to have Ullbo replaced u chairm an of the
1 District of ('ntumhla committee of the Senate, a
| po*t generally deatgnaird a* th a t of "Mayor" of
J voteleos, W ashington Hut ohacrvarea don't think
this will happen—unless by some political uprn. 'U rm
heaval. the Itepubllcsns ahouUI capture the Bensl*
M
J thlk fall.
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Incidentally, a o n r realtnllc southern pollllvlans
twlleve Ihst the campaign of certain columnist*
.It
H
,0 01141 l,a u * hy the ballot did much to elect him.'
M v '
I t U known th a t one candidate personally ap-1
len eter Mlha
pealed to thee# w riter* te "toy off" Ml bo, He
argued th at th eir attac k s only fueled MMw'e
campaign «Are In a sta te where outside Interference to resented.
CORRECT MEN’S \VEAR
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
FLORIDA
STATF
THEATRES
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PREVIEW Saturday 11:30.
HAPPY HOME
FROCKS
P ix n n
•lemlluu
llvat'li.
iVolic Williams, Jr.
: iTo Wed Georgia Girl
ami Misi
.Minn Mi Id
Itnuu
l,C
n
\
flu A
SUNDAY arid MONDAY
While th o affa ir w u officlaUy
aa B
f—--_ w
- ----- senator*
t
Ibods a‘
House
Faucus,
Mr. and Mr*. I-arry Mono* and
son Terry have purchased n home
In the Pulibadrcad Section of
Orlnndo and plan to movu there
Aug. 1- Their addiua* will be No.
«l lllarkapin I-nne, Orlnndo.
Miss' M argaret Pingfeblvr left
on Weslnesday by plane for New
Orleans .where she will make
arrangem ents to enter Tulane
University. Miss Dingfclder » » ,
nrrompanled by her mother Mf».
Julius Uingfelder.
The Pingfelder. family -la spending the
summ er a t th e Fontenae Manor
at Ormond.
W **h*b!o cotton print* in atriprs,
aolid colors and floral p atterns.
Shirtw
aist a na dA collarlrsa,
button
a s .J
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aee
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F 2/e Douglas \V. Rrotrhic
U. 8. N. R. has notified hi*
narenta Mr. and
Mr*.
Earl
Ilroome th a t he is at the Naval
Air Station In Jacksonville ami
expect* lo receive hi* dlschargr
and be horn* Monday. Ills slater
YB>* Jackie B ratchle who is visit
ing relatives in Jacksonville will
accompany him home.
Mr. and Mr*. R os, Adam* have
returned from New Bern, N. C.
where they spent a week visiting
their son and daughter In-law
f l / 8 g t and M rs. Gerald O. Adam*.
Sgt. Adams recently received an
honorable discharge from tho U.
8. Marines Corps Reserve and he
and hie wife accompanied Mr. end
R on A ltar's .ome. to spend
time.
MCCOY Ittj^xfe of the Cactus
MdtyBeth
The Lady Confeases'
•
Hollywood Employees
Picnic At Springs
Invited as a m atter of ee
and moat o f th e august r t
men of tb e cham ber of dij
attended.
The innocent hy-eUnder
Van DmvIm «f
a rriv a l
lid*
anmr tim e " d h
A ll«*wll and
Avrnuc.
T H IC K -A S -M O S S !
Thickly tu (led. wa.ImHc rollon chenille *pre.u1s
in all white, two-tone solid colots, and white
touched with pay mull koto led llowcrs. q n / %
bows, etc.! Double bed sire.
aeoW
The hiid o -rlw l’ tnnlhci i* ill
fniniri Agnru TIiiih *»«. daughter
t f Ijivunia Sli»*'|mhiir Th«»i»i*«
land the l«(«* William lu n g Thomnu. nf rinlnu n» d Ame r in n , t»n
(In iu*r iHilriiud nidr *ln? I*, (hr
gionddnughter ••( Ihr lair Pone*
| |n|H* Witt mm te ll Mini l.uther
lltnitdiu l.*»ti "f \meriru»
Mr*. Irwin Fleischer anil child
ren Piano and Mcivyn who .ire
spending some time In flsytoim
Reach expect* to return to San
ford on Aug. t . Mr*. C. M. Hand
Is spending some time with her
daughter, Mr*. Flebchec noil
K sicn Car.w-Ptor is visiting llnI M scher ch'l Irtn .
FRIDAY AND SATUfeDAY
convention |tyto.
Mr. and Mm .
( olundiu*.
Min4.
afternoon i«»
Mr. and Mm. K
f.unily on French
t.ottli- * l n i «
l i e he ld ’ Ii. t a n k
• f I i i p t u l l l w h e n p l a r e .1 on lit
arlive
t intV
ill
t ela mu v
allrl
l i n e l a - i n v a e p a i n l e d i i o i r i ll ie
\riitv
lia*.
been
„
-luden i
al
lo i n , It. S i a l m i r i I 0 * 1 . 1 ’ > I ' e
Of wide »<finl InterrO i« the
' aniiDUrirrmeiit being ntaih* UmIav
l|»v M i ;i h«| Mr* Iniin* W nlittn
I u l l of A iiii'ili'ii-. (in (»f th(*
Ih*(i «•(bill HU.I »|»|M.Iiifl »ng m V '
iinier »»f Ih rli •liiilgh lrr. C Hi*
winner T h t u n i^ i
Vnhr Adkins
Willintnw. J t . -••»« «>f N|r. nnd
M i « Vnlir
Si “ f %hi»
« it> T h r wcHblnne « i j l l*r ■«*lrnt
in n i l hi S«M^niU i m
Mr. pnd Mr*. J. K. Mungrr left
F'ridny for Nownrk, N. J . where
they will apund »cvorp| weeks
A fter «pemllng some time in the
smoky Mountain* they pl.ui te
viait a cousin. Mrs. J. S. Morrow,
at Ml. Storm, W rit Vn.
Adjourns
' I’OltUcai obaerwvu aee little o r no chanc* th a t tha House will tik e
up Urn Mil reported Uito week by It* m ilitary a f a tia commute*,
t t w y p ain t b u t t h a t ow n If tb a House act*. *• confersno* Aght
tooma In M e Senatet a Aght which may even spend ItMlf to n togtoMUve dead and stre e t with Um adjournm ent of the T tth Congress
u t* “
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:
. ' The Brnat
tim e ag o passed the McMahon MU. providing
for outright
centre! of atom ic energy Then . • 1 kiiui. .
* rif* th eco n aarttee^ tarn s along
Ahpato
Kibliee. public health
the county health
Mi** t'onatance l.ot
flew' lo Nuttli C.iroa family reunion.
l.ott of AinrtieU., Ga.
by hei parent* to Volir
Alt*. Glenn Wiitiliiidi and son*,
loo mid John, ami mother. Mi* Vulic William*. Sr. <>f
i \l llm d) a rt • spending the Septeiiitrci in Americu*
week at Pnytona Reach.
Open* 12:45 P. M. D ally
TYRONE POWER*in^*JESSE JAMES” a
ruin. _
/
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Mi ' William* i- i eiudunle
id
Marion
M illion
ln .lilo lr,
Marlon. Mu nltd aM.i-d.il ih-1
I'liilrd Stale* M illin'v \radeiiiy,
\\<«l I'oilll. prior I.. ..1 ,'lln g lie
Armi Air Ferer— lie -ervrd
III the Aidnllr I'oitfii
lliealer
of war ii , peiaoiiul pilot to lieiioiid W aller Kriiegii t ouiiiuilidmg general. -of I he Sivlh Annv.
lie n i l aw arded I la- \n Medal.
Army ('mnmendnlioii liblmii and
Asinlir-Pneiflc i il l~.n with four
•
Mrn. 1. T. Stringer hiki liuiii hIrr. Thrlma Ruth, uill IritYc Sund g /' for Daytona tu ^pcml a week
(Uni then will vWit »n Jarkeoim lle
with the farm er'* .tinier. Mi* EMdie Keene, for u week.
YANNIGANS
by FRIEDMAN SHELBY
AAbath of tho House rules com mittee dejectedly g rils e s on October.
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• ACTION ON LEGISLATION for the central of atomto dnergy
wtuun ♦ # United state* probably wUl be delayed for a aerie* of
at UM buTab that tho pm.ideal'
at i t toMt One military o/IWal'
Christum Church
Congregational Church
Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Preacher: Rev. Mark Carpenter
• CAPITOL H ILL OBSERVERS aee little chance of edjonrM rg for
the aununer—end the coming cam paigns—uniii long a fte r th e propoesd adjournm ent date of July t t . Breaking a long-time prvcedsnt.
.ths delay will come In the House Instead of the Benate.
The S enate to usually the cham ber which Amto tl moat dUBcutt to
tie up th e Ioom ends and to stop talking. N o* the Home, already
long delayed in action on the British loan, stilt hoe several other
leaders.,though, are now talking in term# of an
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Vesuf, tu
Bilbo P ro b a b ly 'W ill Remain A| H o u to 'lo g t'B a h in d In Work,]
As National Copilot "M a y o r". | M a y lo n g D elay Adjournment,
/ Sp tcu l lo Central P in t
to keep on afte r it until I get IL
You know th a t tha A tikntirG ulf Haripo Canal from Faiatka
t<, Crystal River by CcaU, i« a l
ready authoriled and ha* n i • ptli
of 12-feet with three lock* a t
on* end and two a t the other to
naaure th a t the underground water
table shall not be lowered.
There i* already an •"terci.aatnow aulhorixed the eonilruction .1 canal from Corpo* Chrtatl.
of channel P-f«i*t deep and 100- T exas to CorabeHe, Florida, about
fr’- t wide from the moutli of the
Apalachicola to Colombo;, Ga.,
7-feet deep amt 100-feet wide in
r
^the Flint River from it. mouth
(° B*In bridge and 5-feet deep
,0 °-fe#t wiile to Albany.
have now authorised the
construction of three d am . for
H°°d control nnd the production
bydro-elertric power and anolhr r ' <K*t #nd dam which can be
“ **1 for power production whtn
LAST TIM ES FRID AY !
needed,
One of. theae
dam*
__________
ilh 27,000
kilowatt capacity will to located
a t Rir*r Junction, Flor'd*. This
cheap power available In th i, part
of fhe sta te will make posaiblo a
great Industrial developtneut in
thlg whele weal Florida area.
There may be the possibility of
ST A N W Y C K ^
developing an Apalachicola River
Authority somewhat tn a lag n u , to
the Tcnnckoee Valley A uthority
which m ight aid that whole sec
tion in its Industrial grow th.
Another dam i* not far above
River Junction and Uia th ird is
ju s t M o w Cuiumbus. - SATURDAY ONLY,
This development will mean
DOUBLE FEATUR1
a great deal to this p art o f aoulh
Georgia and northwval Flat ids
and indirectly to beth Geergl*
and Florida a* a whole.
. L ast year we authorised tb ;
deepening of the present Intet^
coastal waterway to Miami tu
a depth of 12-feet Wiien that
development Is finished, th e re will
he a 12-feet deep Inb'rroaatal
w aterw ay from Miami to Trenton,
New Jem ey, about a thousand
mile*. Wo also authorised last
year a 7-feet deep channel from
Miami to Key WeeL
Likewise we aulhoris-d lest
year fo r an B-foot channel from
F ort Myers to S tuarL I have pre
viously Introduced legislation
authorise this F o rt M y o w S tu arl
■
Mmu . r.
Mr*. Iluliln
on r*» with
udl, Kvently
'in a tn attend
ne*t quality rayon in cool pastel color*
Convertible, collars (o w ear w ith a tic.
Priced $4.25 to $6.50.
in*, rover,u* ,
fal| on u*.—
*
^
rrllaw niM shower Ihiti.dav •■'co
in,: at the home •»/ the latte, «n
Genet* Avenue honoring Mr*.
Hilly H artley, rycciil b«ole Zin
nia. uiiil m arigold. writ- u.-nl
throughout the home
Game*
were played anil pnte* »vr« awnrdeil to Mu* Dorothy Ibianlman. Mr*. Hilly Hartley. M u. \V.
d. Hut liey and -Mrs. IS. F. Ilerndim.
A fter the many lovely cif*.1Wrte presented to the hude re
freshment* of fruit punch, fancy
cake*. cookies ami nssorted nut*
wetv m-rveil by the ho»le*»e*.
Thoae invited were Mr« Hilly
H artley, honoree. Mrs. W. J.
H artley, Mrs. It. T. Milwee. Mrs.
llatlio LaVimte and Mrs. J. A.
Hiatllne of Longwood. Mrs. II. H.
Pogue, Mrs. Kenneth (Siren. Mm .
I.. tJ. H unter. Miss Hotly Hunter,
Mrs. Ratliff. Miss Camille Hot ten.
Miss Hetty Moore. Mr
K W.
Kite. Mias sJJUiabcth .Kite. Mr*.
K. ii. Hrownlee, Mrs. II. K. Hern
don, Mi«* Maty Ann Whelrlwl,
Mrs. ti. A. Stine. Mi*. S. K.
Andrews, Mi** Catherine McNeil.
UeU*»CA
Mi»* M sry Wilke*. M
Tho Hollywood Shop** Store and
office employee* held a picnic a t
M»S* I n t i
».»* ir i adiintrd from
WHEN SELECTING
1
I
i
E ndearing
That E ndure I
Lei your jrw ler
He knows nml la:
chanditing.
■ WE STILL INSIST ON
NATIONALLY KNOWN MERCHANDISE
PH*i ess RAZOR
In- m o n e y " y o u m v e w h e n yon s h o p
I y o u r d r u g sto re , tu'i'da . . . f o r
h r n u l v nirl* . . . f o r s u m m e r su n o r ' l in u s r h o ld a c c e s s o r ie s . A n d y o u
Wm. E. Kader
112 Sodth Park
JEW ELER
|,i'i .iii->e \ 011 pel
Phone 357-W
•itllllity-pro\en
n lv i.r lis e d p r o d u c t * nl I h r lo w c it
c h e c k y o u r n e e d s a g a in s t I ’r rs e
ie*, i h i i i c o m e t o
I O U C H TON S
l h e d if le r e n r e . I l ’s f o u n d m o m y !
Making Room for I'all . . .
CLEARANCE
CHILDREN’S
(
DRESSES
AltMtl totoiiiaUe
Bug Bonrb
BRonto
Regularly 2.9S
' — Ml
C otionst Percales, organdie*
2.95
lluMlin,
,
Alcohoi Compound 29c
60, M r s a i u
Heat pow der
S0c Hr. IVrsr Mlraile
Tooth Paste
49c
39c
7Sc Oleum
and d o tte d swis* in floral
Pcrcom orphum
69c
print*,
1.50 Am phojel
1.29
check*
and
polka
dot*. Save $1.00 on each
75c Dcxlri-M allpse 63c
drat* I
*0c llctrH rr-s
C a s lo r in
7Sc IJslcrlnr
SIZES 7 to 14 SUMMER
A ntiseptic
... 59c
HUntey KUInlcs* Hlrcl Vac.
B ottles, 1 qt2 qt. . 10.95
Regularly 1.50 and 4.30
Belfont Aluminum
Law n Sprayer
Rayon* and colton*. Crape*, spun*,
and m tu lin In aolid color* varv co lo rrii poll
flo ral print*. Save $1.52 o r $1.32 on a a d
.... 89c
PrapbrUMIr H*lr
B rushes
$1.25
W H ITE
to
6 50
P e tro g a la r
150
89c
V ery
PERSONALLY
, Yours
A pressrplnm i» r , rtl
mure personally )»ur*
than )nur l<Mithbru«h. he.
cause it I* written and
compounded to fill p s ir
"very personally yours"
dual medical nred». Il'a
m nliclne "ruslom-made"
for you alone. *nd mea
sured precLely lo »n*r
d o c t o r s speciliratinn*.
When compounded by u*.
the medicine la nol only
“vecy personally your*
—but also *cry accurate
ly. safely and cfficieally
YOl'KH!
5.95 Dresses, reduced to 3.98
Hard Hll
DRUG
CD. i
.AKACullva to appoint two tueb commUeton
t o m*i
y,»*
rr*-- *-' i s s n
■Pm,
■ II
I B d s w jr s a r jb
PiunUr—Wf Fom kh tha Hi
KIDDI
A dd 2 0 'f
F ederal axcieo (ax
to Coometic*, Jew elry
<!/
O iO iL
H A N FO R D FLO RID A
�Fnii>A Y , J U l.Y
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFOKD, FLORIDA
PA G E FOUR
FOR RENT
10,
U 1 f«*»> 0«<»
THE O L D H O M E T O W N
E V E I3 Y LfNE I
/MT<
F V W A M T E ’D'TO s h o v e - a iy l o ^ s
i M Y H A N D - - b u t I ffOU&HT feM
IFF --- r F /N A LLY G O T a l o a f
0s en?EA D„BU T IT S N O T
W H O LE W HEAT
p ^
TW O ROOM SU ITE W IT H BATH. S outheastern
exposure. For tw o o r th re e people. O th e r rooms
available.
VALDEZ HOTEL — Bonn C. Sm all, Mgr.
NOTICE!
IakIrc & Son Grocery Store will be
closed alb day Saturday, July 20th
AMONO TMt tffCTATOOS ottm dlng (he latest hearing of the Senate W ar Investigating Commltb r In Wash*
IngUm. probing the (Jersaon munitions combine was Ur. Ilenry W. G im u n (le d ), an ofneial of the llnlvvla
Company. He heard Sen. Head, chairman of the probe group, tell A lbert W. Jacobson (center >. a War Oftlt«
civilian employe, that a report, prepared under Ids (Jacobson's)' direction, on ^£my contracts with the Oars*
son combine "almost threw the committee off the trail* of lire Investigation. Another wltnrm war Milton II.
P e ttit (right), chairman of the Ordnance Committee on Awards, who testified that an *'E** uv rd v.iu> pre
sented to the Batavia Company because of the pressure exerted b y ’Ilep. Andrew J. May. ( / nf<-rnalion<rl)
307 EAST SECOND STREET
S ARTICLES FOR SALE
l ’ ROOM apartment,-pnTrllllWiTr 16 l 75La s s wall rase, 12' loni
I-ake Mary. Inquire Mr*, llan
with 3 gists sliding doors
Desmond. I.«ke Mnry,
Appy 1021 W. 3rd SL
2 ~ " w ANTED TO RENT " PLOHKNCK r, burner oil stove,
good condition.
Are.. n .V i« .
1317
Celery
MUST bnvo furnished liuuw1 or
apartm ent before August I, Must sell ’Monday—2 used living room suites, one bed romn
Permanent, no children. W alter
suite,
innerspring
mattre**.
High. Ph. H2-W.
kero range. 3 men's bicycles,
hahy lied, 3 wardrobe*, library
PERMANENT resident want* to
table, odd rhairs, util, cabinet,
rent house or apartm ent, fur
fo r, missl. Items 404 Preneh
nished or unfurnished. Phono
Ave. All day.
.
1A5, Karl Higginbotham.
LUAN5
BORROW HERE WIIKItK
PRIVACY IS Itl KPKt T E D
Y iltJll natural de n. fur privury
in money matt, t* L strictly
|i'p|K'f n l h u e.
Friend* nit I
relntivrn a re not quest Ione-*
nlxml your credit. Your em
ployer or busIneAs «>tx lutes
will not hear ol your personal
affair*. There ii no cause for
UNCLE B L U R T A L W A Y S D iD S E T H IS
C R O SSED
A D f e WAc A
Y 'f c 'W H * P .
«
sum re. Tin* itsc-tcxti,
NO HOLDING
OUT-" VJHECE
T Q IS H E ?r-
e m b a rra ssm e n t.
iw »oau) sicwrs atanTrxa
S H E S I T S H E J3 E ACTUALLY
d r o o l in g o v e r h ig
n
R e C D B D S .'n J —
cl a n d
asks
ry z2
[ME
Iteusonahln cre>lit requirement?.
No co-maker* on- money loans.
Variable pay men l plans. .
FAMILY M»AN C(l.
WANTED to rent house or a p a rt PLENTY of cement bv sack and Florida (tank Bldg.
I'hono 33
ment furnished or unfurnished.
bill [ding blocks. Dark of Kil
Call 649-J.
gores, Chapman it I’eiold.
3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE LA HUE davenport, dressing lahh-.
wicker settee, chest of draw
‘HEN you buy a home, get a
ers, porcelain mp kln-oen lab*6 year fire and wlndstotm In
surance policy. You wiH save
approximately 1 3 of lhe cost
pm) may pay (hr piumlum in
5 annual Installments. See C.
M. Boyd & Co.
X room house, completely fu r
nished. Electric treking range,
refrigerator, hot water (mat
ter, nir conditioned, two ra r
brick garage, yard ion-187,
large palms, oaks and pine
tree* a n d /1 assorted shrub*
orange, lemon, grapefruit, ta n
gerine, and plum trre* l>enr
ing. IOT& E. 1th Street beF o il SALE
A very nice five roup, bingtlnw
on west side of town, c rnet lot.
07360.00.
ROBERT A’. WILLIAMS. Realtor
600 Atlantic Rank Bldg.
_______ __ Phone 7.12 ____
FOR HALF.
Two story 'th re e bedrocm house
coiner |nl priced, at 17600.00.
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Ilcstfor
600 Atlantic Bunk llldg.
Phone 732
day l>ed. rnnn-back spring cuah.
ion chair. Phone 36(5.
12
S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S
Sit.N S
Show rnrils ami
••■DEE’S SH..N
II. UnilrcM . I
fi fool
KTEP 1. t l l D K I l H
SANFORD HARDWARE CO.
210 East F irst 8L_______
GALVANIZED
NO, a WARM T I’RS
HANFORD HARDWARE CO.
210 E ast F irst Hi,
U A l . V A N t ’/ K t i
DAUBACH CANS
H A N K tn ii II.MtDWAUK < O
210 East Fln-t St.
FLOOR SANDINti
ind finishing. Cleaning an 1 wax
mg. New floor* surfaced to per
faction. Did floors made Hky new
Call
II. M. 01.EASON
I U k n Mary, Fla.
*
DODGE - P L Y M O U T H
’ PARTS AND SERVICE
100 Pntmrlli, Are,
I'hnne
I
T
ELECTRIC’ nptdlnni-e repairs —
We repair washing machine*
WANTED: Listings of farms,
vnnmm t|eit,s.rs, fan*, mixer*,
homes, .groves ami * business I BUY cows, calves, yearlines.
sewing machine*. T rolter Ap
property.
pliance Service. .301 W. Second
R. W. Lord, Phone 7H8-W,
e* * til__ _ tn d l «
W. It. WILLIAMS, REALTOR
4IS Atlantic Rank llldg.
O C K F .R
S p a n ie l
I
Telrphone I t Id
sale. Phone 212-V
K N A P S IP irs printed, Me*eloped,
edlnrgetl. \V6 copy old photo
LIST your tunperty with Tmh
graphs.
HELP W AN TED
Bolt, Salesman for W. R. Wil 8
NICIIOLLS STUDIO
liam*.
220 Mel sett Bldg., Phone 1I6U
(HRI,
for
soda
fountain
at
l,ans ' ARTICLES FOR "SALE
ey’» Drug Stors. P a rt lime or T3 NOTICES— PERSONAL
- full time.
4r V E N T U R A A T T IC F A N S
HAVE 20c out of every dollar
. )f6u spend for firs, windstorm
____
b . r o P F, CQ-,
automobile, workmen's rnmpenUPflOI STERY fabric*. A flna
satlon. burglary, liability a n '
•election in stock, ft. g. Brawn,
other kind* of In s u r a n c e . Y o u l *
like our dividnned -paving pole l 2$M
l r T "£ North
V£■' Orange,
=5=^T,r.- =-- Orlando,
Idea. F. M. Boyd A Vo.
n.
(L / 7 p \ HIM THAT
V
\ tr .
ROOM
VfaU M EA N S
I D ID -" THEY 1
DONTNNOW
ir v e r r - iH O P E
AWNS m o w e d .
Reasonable
prices, Jerry IjOp I, phone 7S«.
wAIINIVf! in autnmnbile owner
to n i m r DOST
find driver*. 3H sta le s now have
for all Inserts
strict law* imposing heavy penm i x HARDWARE h i .
allies on unitor 1st * who rantin'
301 E ast F irs t St.
pay a indvwent fur Injui y t.
other- i .,user! by thtlif aotumr,
6
ARTICLES W A N T E D
liiV.u. You are taking a grave
FOR SALE
chanre if you drive nr if ynur
Email gnragu apartm ent In de
r yuur ear, regardless
sirable liM-alion rinse in. Prirrd
autoombile is driven in uny of
or condition. Roy Heel,
at 1 2 6 0 0 .00 .
these slates unless you a te in
2nd St.
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor
sured, He,, us lie foil < you lake
WILL buy broken down sewing
600 Atlantic Rank Bldg;
a trip in your car. O, M. Itoyd
machines, any make. Box 392.
V_________ Phtme 732
______
& Co.
*
A REAL ESTATE W ANTED
-------- R E N T IN G
PHONE 20(1
STRIP 111. AND-MORRISON
IMIIMVF.-IT, INC’.
*
M wm oY
EVERYBO DYS GOING u
6A-GA OVE(S YOU(2 FOL
It K N l A C A R
YOU
D R IV E
IT
F ftflIT JARS
plnts-rum ria-hnlf gallons
Also lid*, caps. rubhet
m ix h a r d w a r e h i,
301 East First St.
7 Q I'A M T N A T IO N A L
P R E W U ir R C A N N K R S
II IL L H A R D W A R E CO,
301 East First St.
,the S a n d l e a d e d
lHECG.VNOU'GEfT|
OFF THE “j V
?~Vg&n BEAM.'
7 Pots, Livestock, Supplies
WHY T TM SUPPOSED TO
NOT ? / MAM THIS STATION
V . ALONE. HV SISTERS
^beeno o ng everything
WOOL BLANKETS
ICELAND ILAHKETSl, 72wT 8 4 ',,'4MtT
S ' n o u n d a.o f frol
Iff ■ b o r d ^ w M jf
FOR THE PAGTTVW WEEKS
IF HEADQUARTERS FOUND
rrotnyiw tR E'o b e
y
----- s o f t TROUBLE! J
vh ite .trh lra atriped
_____________________
CLOISTER JACQUA&D blanket*, with
wovciisin pattern. 3^4 16^— 80’* rayon,
25', woof, » % cotton. Pa.tel*. 72”x90”.
-Rounds, deep ’ warmth-y whipped
Jacquard weave, laaciotihcolon!
C U A F A H T tT D C Y X s T A M l i f ^ M O T H D A M A O t!
WHAT DO YQU J m STOME.IEf'
c a r e ? A Jo b y u s t e d to d o n
LIKE THIS m y BEST, AND I IN
worth rr. *— -1 tend to k e e p
v,— — <
S ON TRYING!
YOUR BROTHERS LOCO. ITAINY
IMPORTANT ENOUGH TO RISK .
YOUR LIFE FOR .BUT P*
DON'T WORK/ I m T THANKS
WON'T R E F w T J ^ W E APY0U. r -_ < l/P R E C IA T H
'a
UR HELP.
me..
H at# your p o rtrait taken a t
N il'llD LLS STUDIO
CIO Melech Bldg., Phone 1160
Child ten a specialty
PKRTIUZKR-I1X5 a
Orange Ave,
fj-galfon
metal drum*,
. condition, F2.0« each. So
Chemicals, Jne, 104 N
Ave.. Phone 06 L
M A N working in
8 to 6 want*
l Apt. .4 Welalta.
after (I P. M.
tVInler Park
ride.
Rudd
Phone 0161
14
FOUND
LOST A
FO U N D —spare tire and wheel
Owner can have sam e by iden.
ami paying f t r thl* ad
SALES gtrl With »ome knowledge tlfying
D
a o l iused
t a, M ill
. . . .1 —
Rcel’t
car* _ and
parU.
,,f typing! Coleman’s, 114
Magnolia Ave.. Thona 147.
18
r^dtoTW AHTED
> WHICH CAN BE USE® AS
isnu. th in k yo o k T
TE WITH SPRINGS AND
GRADE MATTRESSES
no,
BROTHER'S LOCO /STEVEi
NOT TO HAVE A < IP HE
AUTOS FO R SALE
w. and at
__ j f
1037 Hudson Pickup,7 gned tires,
fair condition, cheap. 306 W.
* M ’i i t
a / -*r ,
buying that 7,
l our pHca.
Hardware Co.
mtract
iH ix iL * .
1037 FORD car A -l , condition.
, Monroe Com er.
Fltrat House
2088 LINCOLN Zephyr - new
engine, new palpi, job. Private
FOR THE CAMP
f o r -m e k i d d i e s
FOR EXTRA
I N tHISTER-
tlree. Ap-
1046
�4
RIDAY, JULY
19,
PAUL
THE SANFORD HLltALI), HANFORD, FLORIDA
1946
H V t
Celery Feds Sw eep Series From Saints In 5 To 1 W in
anford Plays In Deland Tonight
Howington Slated To Hurl Tilt
STANDINGS
, * >ilnmin
| sANPonn
v , July 111 (Hri.TinlJ—Tli- Mg
lory F e d ' righlhsndt-r Goose
ittlcs gave the 8l. - Augustine
lints their second defeat of the
rren t two gam e meet totbu tune
5 to 1. Kettle* showed extrem e
fcelivfnos* s s he let tl» Saint*
a n with only one r u t on ten
1* and no walks.
The sparkling defensive piny of
e Sanford agervgatlou wa»
(m ixed when the Fed team tx [uted a brilliant triple play.
(A fter retching a fly in center
Ud, Dave Uride flu id the hull
E Ityron Sharpe to nip a nm ner
t tile homo plate. Sharpe then
kipped the ball to Dob T uttle
E second to retire the side.
(The visitors . tallied their first
in In the initial frame and pil'
Id -tw o In th e -7 th and 8lh InBits respectively. The Saints
b id only m uster one run and
tat tally came in the 5th injlluddy Uakr sriJ his Tnnmir-g
It went on another sprtc with
[hits in f trip* to the platter,
h u m a n with 2 hit* In 5 I rip*
[<’ Sharpe with 2 tilt, in 4 trip*
rre the other l*«v g u tu .ln the
t' l -attack, a n 1 aino’nt tin- Mow*
ere two bams hits by each man.
|A.n u ti-sult o f'to n ig h t * gume
ic Saiifnnl team 1* enjoying a
►ulthy 5 1/2 gam e lead over the
pi place Saints. The* Orlando
motor* are still riding high with
teir 12 gam e lead over the
ih tr teams In the loop.
| S L AlUfUstinr
' IV-tjind
THE BOX SCORE
LUCIAN JOHNSON
C u h tril man nr "nrasti
for t* people. famil> »lj
salary pile, room umi
IV rraati.nl wurk for il
►on. Il<>« !>'t r/n IlfT.t
W e are p ilo ted to Announce thnt l.ucinn Jn h n m n
is now a m em ber of our Service O rganization.
Stricklantf-Mnrrison Inc.
A uthorized
lia ln n v it lc
1 I ’.tlstkn
Hllverm itn.
I m u i . It
D r il l*
cf
»
Lake. It
U t ) , ll>
Nbsrtw. e
IIlona. 3b
III ) u n l .
■
K-ltle*. I
I 'u U Is
»T. Al'lH'HTINK
Harbin ••
Pmlth . .-------IIwUuU,
liU n r h
Hlotulla, If
J llltV.
Jb
I'a w llih . rf. 3U
Wilkes Jh
Kurpahl. It. lb
P*r»s> lb.
...
MHlrtli. cf If
H lrlaSckc, c
SPECIALS
E m ffittftu
fT RIGHT SOW- IHOUfl
.....—
DEPENDABLE REPAIR SHC-"'
■
H aynes A- W illiam. •»
Tw-curity l.uml>tr Co. i
t|i*»* Amusement *
I
The tianlniil lie. ild 2
Ifob.uir ${Uitg 1
3r« r|* jn le ts ' 1 imm
II
,Re*-ill l.o*: Nig
llnnlay. p
Uarde.r, rf .^-4~
* TWMls__.
* 3* n 31 le
■—I4«tl.<l for ll.rl.ln in Jlh.
I-—tlilttr-l for llulson In Sill.
HAS'Kiiiumo »»«,
—,
t-t. crocusmrh-■*■-: 000“ $10 /.-t.—i
lluna: Hlliermon X. Wide l*ke,
Nharpe,- S lrllr.lh, K im nc i mb-,
I Unrig. Him* balled in- Hi*4> k .k *
Shuts* I llryant, 11st lie) I'Wn
t-sse hll*: Hllvermsn. Shst|H Ht-.lrn
base: llrynnt, Marrint-e*i Tuttle,
la-iy. Plelneke, Triple |ibtv III Mr.
illiitrpe ntnl Tuttl** le-ft "ii l«...-«
Kan font *. Hi. Augu*ilnr * lt.if.« on
.nils: lla n l-v *. Stilh-'Mil- keiIbh I ll,n “ -y 3. Iliil-.-u I lltl.
**ff IlirllrY * ’Id f Inning*. I.'-Iii4
l»Uchr>r
|?m|*lrr»; l^vt*
2—BIJRNKR COLEMAN
CAROLINE STOVES
Hobson 7. Mbs*
SlCUlil- '«
-V-llll-t:
l.n m n
T o n igh t
lluynes Ji
ilium- i *
, S n u ritv I .it in In11 i* Mi
Burns Whitt- or l.cndi-d Gasoline
F.nsy In C a r r y
and ItrKafi. Time: *
IilinI for llie O uldoorsm an
Tin- word g o s p e l formerly
meant good story or glad tidings.
Sanford mnundumun (loose Kettle* ecattered If St. Augiistiublngles lust night a t Ftanri* Field in the ancient city while f i
liate* were slapping mil II safeties, including nmitdr* by J r r n
Silverman am] Ityron Shmpe, In defeat the Saints by n store
> to 1 KettJc* held the S aint, at bay throughout the contest, *«.nt the fifth Maura. lie failed t«» i*M*e a single free pas*
BOWLING CONTEST
Starts July 20, 1916
Ml Kh h s n \
Billie Kinard To Fall Term Of
Fight Monday Nite Circuit Coui
OpMs Mon
In Orlando ContOfd
A PR IZE WILL BE
GIVEN for the h ig h
est score of the week
— one fo r men, one
for ladles. Details
will be on the b lac k
board a t the
SANFORI) BOWLING ALLEY
Across From Rita T heatre
If you don't bowl, come and w atch contest
llillic -Klnsni, promising young
Sanford middleweight, will fight
Monday evening at ths Amcilcan
Lesion Arena. The bout will he
Kinprd'* third prTfe*»lonsl con
t e s t His first two pro ongageluentj weie vicloiie),^for the 154
iKlUilder and both were knockouts.
M ISSCM I.V
.m ill
k ic k
Ii »»l
thitlk'«
to a
M .m f
iitiim 4il
itiH im ii
\
i mi i
I BKLLOW S
i-
utt-a Mni t It ;t j j i r n t
Mu^iMilu u u n t ii ii
A
k i .1 a m a n % ? o t i !>
^ . PjuuyjiLS C noifE
v ittirifT R lrr k i c
H ij! i n h i * (H it h a i u l . l i m iiV i i n * Il
o 111.1-a i in r 11 a
* i i u 111 o f ) 11 h i \ , t i u * i «*,
( W JlIS iU '. - 'A til KAM)
f •fflixiM ►
*m !*«*•■
bing of Charlie Mae Lewis oh i l i a i n o n t l r i i i i r * f h r i n » u r i * i
r* anil ur'irrn! |*nid nf t*iririj»
Feb, 24; IVilIt- Hi own. ch srg r-l *tnV*n n xhoit t*itii* In f nf * m hi a
with muider in the first degm
in connection with tlui shooting on
Fch'. 10 t-f Corine Juck*on, #1-■
the cose of Henry Qurdim. chst.
t(l .w ilJi.fliyidfl in the e - t o m ! .
g le e lit CdliilCCtion with the *|j-dleg n n l woiinilin,; of Thi-'eua
Cionion on Nov. 25, 11)11. The littot illt-"<l May 25 i f purlin is,
»hu h iifilllc il Indil' -I t fnuu .be
wiHin..*, accortliug in tcnit,natty
in training of Dr, Georgr 8 ',lik e, ull< n.luig
1 physician,
whirh wn* given a
ii< in irningi hewring of-th e cose.
Open Wednesday!
J. “HOT” PALMER’S
I w i y ’a
II 1ST A R R IV F .D
i ms
l., nlfo nfj
——
SPORTING
GOODS
ntHiiltv hmni*.
th e i. i« no b<i|ie now shat S -ulh
Afin-a might in the ui-nr I’uftin
n train In-, |n r « n impiul
nf
n h t-l- > lidoinne-l ni c ' t i n t 1 ep
m niiu eit-rv- supplying their m *
u m iei. with a mm Jiiiy in it 111- id
whisky n’re now rurtailing even
(hi* in tagie supply,
PA C K A G E S I O R f r
MI ft. AKADt HOC. f t o m W
HERMANN DUE'S 3H0I
Specialising
Canal
Legal Notice
m it ic i:
O PEN 10:00 A. M. U N T IL 2:00 I*. M.
m^ni l^iififl uf |ht* HUlf "f (Itirlih,
ri.r*u*til (o Utir, « II off* » ftM
foT r n n i ju t l ll lv t 1*1*1■ . In l a l
IdhftEiK, yhrtUt«i. Si II «*>* is r|**f k
,\t it, Ati*it-i *ti» cm*. iii« r.iti -i
•lip
k in d *
COUNTY:
m
Stre e t
^
1
^
Mount- Sludiot it now
entirely reopened —
both occononurm ond
oil tpcciol tanks and
there’, a bigqcr, mora
vv“^ mar*cloui duplay ol
l marine life- ihon r»er
, l ’ Open e»ciy do, t’lan
a m il toon
NEW SMYRNA HOTEL
N O T I C E I * liv r t lijr « O i-it
il**1
T h u l M g n f t h # 11*|f-i n*t I l t h t » f H i t •
13th Street a t French Avenue
in B e a c h Togs, S
nnd Sum m er C a su a l
N e w S in
H K W lN llI I,
Reservation* Now Available
111 Ycnr.
Special Sum m er Rates, $2 nnd up
rooms. E levators a n d o th e r mod
b accom m odations. U nder nt-w m anagem ent.
D rN cil. Owner W fr. Nc.tt Sm yrna B each, Fla
if t M S - iw u p l
N C . H *.f H K l *- r w i H . i i i> T m u h - k i p ftl 04* till*.
J J Css*I r u n
— FEA TU RIN O -
tmniAjr to in # * )
S T E A K — CH ICKEN IN BOWL
StiltIM P — A L L SHOUT ORDERS
Tin4 pUr#*hK*ier i* i*« (•**» iK*- i*-l -
*-• -•
this
o r in t »:hn a l
l U r i i o Y K J i k . * r r r »i» «•*► *'*** i»»**
Eczema Itching,
Burning Distress
r ( | f k t I n I w j c r l * l i y -* r H n i t L**#*
I*T ( i N U K I t o f I I h
T ; im I ^ »
Ilf
lh** inf^rtutl I mJim* mi oil Kuod *>t
1 1 1 ® H t l i e o f r(*trM*»
M I I J .A Itl • r
Jic**»rm>r
C A L U W K I.l.
%
Gets Qoitk Eita md Csmlsrt
N** **iff» rr f rjin afTfirtl lt» p m « p
It i i* I*. mm - 1 a f f o r
o f *- 4 tU f a« UtiG o r
Iimiac ih* p t» l
y-ar* thou*
fo r R e s e r v a tio n s
• iia .f*
rtf M<*vitict‘»i C m ^ r n h l
M il I m f h r f O H illil f*M* j t i* i • u c h
I t 1*111*1* “*iff! • H u r f u c n A k i n • o i i t i u i o i t .
K u ♦*» > u i t r d n i p p i f i t l o . u * ati*1
FLORIDA’S SAFEST BATHING BEACH
OVERNIGHT
ACCOMMODAT I ONS
OfIkIrial
M il a rt il u «i«
f:rtm * r ai M rniitll
JiMi ll
v*"r
ff« l
Im»I11# of
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
t 1| j r c t c « i
Iban you
— nfj Ini; naiurpi 'll
te U tf
a i
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I'Hp* t-r •»|M*»1«g f«*(cr hCKltup
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tm #1*1 r a b s o lu t a t o & r K litr A 0/ i & t l s f t e U y i i mr m t nejr LrK«k.
1 01 1 11 r o
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to *
Write Chamber of Commettk for Free Illustrated Booklet
ine N u m b er
?n C hanged
IN THE SOUTHEAST
More people drink Atlantic Aic and Ucer than any other,
It must b e ...
idtlNiCIPAL PARK
M
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To the Food We Like to Driiik
For It* Wholesomeness
PHONE 1061 OR 2302 'FOR REGULA
DELIVERY OF ALL THE MILK Y0
' '
a t a saving.
Inartcing the purchase of
automobile I rock and
8:15 P. M
tiELAND vi. SANFORD
WA^ ! ■ V
SPENCER HARDEN DAIRY
20TH AND SUMMkhLiN
te n b r-H M
MUNICIPAL PARK 3:00 P. M
PALATKA;vs. SANFORD
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FRIDAY, JU LY 19,
TH E SANFORD HERALD, SA N FO RD , FLORIDA
PA G E SIX
lutf'klr till* jtrple'tfltir'T Unit
IT’S YOUR M O V E -
LEGAL NOTICE
Here Are Money Savers
Vfcpi Hi** lie r a ti) ' n o t lf l# d
am i
re -
Kf aiit^ar I'» t rerlaln IN*I
Of Cuittldaim t ilrd u*.«ln*t you f*»r
*l»Y«irr**.
I.)
V ir it N O N
K
IlC T L K It.
|m’V |>« n d l r g Ifl tIt* i 'l r f t i l l L 'u u i I
*»f Hr* m l n o l * C u u n l f , F l o r i d a * « n «»*
1946
-
W it n e s s
ml
t is m l a n d
t o . M i l t h f I n d »!»> *»f• t f e p t s m b e r
»«.tl o f i*fHr#*, at Hanr»»itl.
" l u d r f a u l t I h e r e o f *H)M caH-ie w ill Cminlr. Hlortd.t. this 111t*
tiruivf*! Ki j j Mv.
J u ly . IM « .
I ^ l t h is n tile r Hr p u b l i s h e d I*1*U. 1*. 1IC H N I/ O N
!h«>l.tiult>rv
l*n»« re*»ulrrd t»*
«*|rr* cf Circuit
la w In ( h r t fs n fo n l llc r a ld . H anford,
U> K. I* llu rd lc k ,
Fl«rl»n», ** nrn«|wii>rr i*f itantraj
elrrtilatiuii trt said t'utiiit) nnd
(Ptrr.u.)
ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS
• FANS
• MIXERS
• W ASH IN G MACHINES
• VACUUM CLEANERS
• SEW IN G MACHINES
CHIPPENDALE
SOFA
TROTTER APPLIANCE SERVICE
304 W . SECOND STREET
T II£ D ID
P A I N T E R
PHONE 1064-J
"Q uality" i. (hr word for this
»afn which h«i n brsutltul flor
id linen U p v .try cover. Th*
background is in beige with
blue, wine nml other blended
color, worked in. Workmanship
U juperb. If you am n lover of
renlly fine furniture we p ar
ticularly w ant you to aee thl*
THIS BRAND OF
S A Y S
PAINT
VARNISH
s p u ti.
svrorw.vctj
Larcoloid
ENAM EL
* ENAMELS
HAS
BEEN
KNOWN
AXMV CHIU OF STAFF, Gen. Dwight D. Elsenhower li ahown with Hep. !
Andrew J . May, chairman of the House Military Adairs Committee^ in
Washington, alter he (Elsenhower) testified befure the group Euanhower, urging passage of legislation to Increase from 23.000 to 30,000
the num ber of Arm y officers, predicted a peacetim e Anny of not less a
than 000,000 men fur the nest 13 years.
(In irmotional .Soundphtio)
FOR QUALITY
ThU a m a .ln * finl.lt I. tlry In
one hour. 'think what lltl*
■ tucm i.l lilg.h oleU an d modcat hornra find l-amoleid a
llm*- and tnndilr M *'r. I-'k
> it on wood, m rtal o f p la.lrr,
tndoora or out.
llrillla n l,lony-wearina color, with a
hard, oniouth »nrfare,1hat rvaUta alkalira, a h a t.a l, arid*
and rlranliift lu lm ld it.. I arcolold <)«• f l o u r I h v Enamel
la a niiMlrrn Uiiian for m odem
eundilluna.
U r
p iililh
SINCE
1840 '
N |tfrliitiir
in
fo r
*n » rj
*
»
n
ACCOMPANYING
|||
CHAIR
=
In plain deep wine o r col<
or th a t m at chew the sofa,
■■
n
AR
COCKTAIL
TABLE
qm ilit)
s u r f ir r ,
a ml kIrivi. fiur n r r j |mr pn*t\
S fii jim c iil n
» r r i v i fi u
d n ilv
h.1ill k r iln r nl I hr ofil
jirifrn in riff***"! bffnr^ Ul*A
in 1942.
On all Important work chF***’
a good Maatr-r I'alnlrr. Ho
know* Carmoln Paint l’ro»lucta ar* the heat that aclrnrc
ran dr»la« or monry ran hoy.
Good ttaint,— th a t’aCarnintr.
Accept Lower Fixed Interes
on Your Savings ? ?
When Ownership in a
Selected Grout) of
United States Industries Is
Returning Quarterly
Dividends in Excess
BARREL
Trim m ed ia W alnut. Assorted covers,
M atching end table and
Inmp ta b le aro also avail- j 11
- L I ..
TA K E YOUR PA IN T PROBLEMS TO
The Complete. Paint and Glass Store
SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO
For inform ation, sign ami mnil this ml:
ROLLS— DICK
E u ten e F Luck, Pres.
3ttt w . Adam. M.
I*. II. Ihn XJIK
PHONE 303
'
Hl(ii and Mali lur Infnrmstlon Sn nbtlfition
ELSBERRY
117 SOUTH PARK
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SOUTHEASTKRN S3K(*ITRITIKS COUP
larkaourlllr
FLETCHER
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inland
E
8 - r -7
N.ime
A ddrt ' i t
Member N M ittal .\w»rUllnri nf Kpriitillrk Iiralff', I mp. A
MUSK’ NEWS from
The MUSIC BOX
AVAILABLE NOW FOR TOMORROW’S HOME
Base Cabipets
13
18
2*1
30
2-1
Inches
Inches
Inches
Inches
Inches Deep
34VI; Inches High)
Wide $22.00 30 Inches Wide
(B read D raw er)
Wide
24.00
36 Inches Wide
Wide
30.00 42 Inches Wide ...
Wide
36.00 48 Inches Wide ...
Wall Cabinets
13
18
24
30
(12 Inches Deep —
Inches Wide .... $18.00
Inches Wide
19.00
Inches Wide . .. 21.00
Inches Wide .... 26.00
30 Inches High)
36 Inches Wide
in u
*? ,nches Wide
48 Inches Wide ...
Sink Fronts
(34t/2 Inches High)
18 Inches #W ide .... 10.00
24 Inches Wide .... 12.00
30 Inches W ide ...
36 Inches Wide
All Cabinets Finished In White Enamel
About thr. hottest thing
I in recoKla this week is the
, SPIKE JONES Musical De1precialion Album It con
tains m any old favorite* ns
well as several new num
bers. Also, we have just r e
ceived an o lh er supply of
"C hloe."
Mahogany Lamp Table
$19.95
Mahogany Cocktail Table $16.95
F or the (overt of Kostelnnetz music, we have the
"T ch aik o w .k y ,"
“ Victor
H e rb e rt," nnd "Exotic Mu
sic album s
The seat and back a re of full coil apring construc
tion and the cover is a very d u rab le tap e stry in
blue. You will like th is sofa bed's beauty an d con
venience.
For the King Cole, Trio
devotees, the new album ,
Vol. 2, is now in stock.
Be sure to have us play
for you "P retending." It is
one of Andy Russell's best
records to d a le , and the
tu n e is a sure bet for the
HU P arade.
Am ong the new records
we havet
garel Whiting.
UGLY CHILE by Johnny
M ercer.
SURRENDER by Woody
Herman.
1 DON'T KNOW WHY by
Tommy Dorsey.
MY FICKLE EYE by Betty
Hutton.
,
In the "Hillbilly Comer"
we find:
FILIPINO BABY
TEAR STAINS ON MY
LETTER.
I WISH I HAD NEVER
MET SUNSHINE.
The stock on some items
is low, but a telephone call
will put the desired records
In Lay-A-Way
LliFor all your m
needs
INNERSPRING
SOFA BED
comfortable, roomy bed at
night. Full coil spring con
struction seat and back.
Choice of colors and covers.
MAHOGANY PIE CRUST
-TABLE (as shown)
TO PAY THE
MATHER
WAY"
STREET AND MAPLE AVENUE — PHONE 797
Phone 933
OF SANFORD
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THE
In U nity T h ere It S tren g th —
To Protect the Peat* «of Uie World;
To Promote the F n p n i of America;
To Prodoce Prosperity for Sanford.
VOLUM E XXXVII
(Mi#
H a n fo rd
W EATHER
S en II e r r ti t h u m l c r s l u r i u s a n il sh o w e r*
in a f t e r n o o n , o t h e r w i s e p a r t l y c lo u d y
t o d a y , I onto* It I a n d T u e s d a y .
I t e r a lf t
AN INDEPEN D EN T DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
E stablished 190S
M ONDAY, JULY 22, 19-1G
Arwociuled Press tensed Wire
NO. 219
W ork Is Finished On |Jnj[ed Jla*eRs Another Investigation Into
Chinese Reds
Pearl H arbor A ttack Looms
• War Probe Group To
See Why Adequate
Defenses Were Not
Huilt Before Raid
They Outfreekle All Challengers
Madame Sun-Yat-Sen
Says America. Had
Better Watch Out;
Russians Echo Slap
Nine Die As Blast licirks Cape Cud Resort Town
Will Be Voted Upon
Tuesday But Pres
ident Undecided As
To 11is Signature
II) VHSnl i a t k p p i i f s h
W A S H IM iT O N . J u ly 22
\ \ \ S I I I N i ; . T n \ . .Ini) 2 2
The 1‘ntiid S u ite ' again is the ■
(VP)— S till
;t not I ii *i
in q u iry
DP)— Tlu* J o in t f ln u s o it ltd
targ et t f a ferocious editorial !
- S e n a te
C o tilu re n e e
Com i
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t
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a
r
l
llarltni*
«lisas-and veihal b a n t e r f|om t'hip,**e j
1 m it te e c o m p l e t e d iUt tu s k o f
lt* r is in tlu* t n a k i i u r — t h U
coinmiini'U and ltU "iun« over
wtmt Is happening in t ’liini.
itite h v tin* SotiaU* W a r In*
w r i t i n g ft n e w O P A h ill, tint!
Micro even 1. a warning frp rn .
vi‘st q ra t in u r<»ininiUo«:(
It
th e le g i s l a t i o n w ill h e s u h M(illume - Sun. Vnt - Sou
to -the
w ill )>n o n a liniitPil .srah*.
j
m ilte d t o b o t h b r a n d i e s o f
I'lllled Stale- to watch out. The
a m t w ill lia v o to d o o n l y
t ’o n jtr e s s to m o r r o w .
The
widow of the founder of the
* .......... . i.-puldli- t-oml-iue.l it w l'i
w itli tin* to •* n -I* d«da> s in
jo in t c o n fe re n c e a g re e d th a t
n
Idi'lerilig
driiuneiution
of
h u i h i m j f i t | > (lo* d r !* ‘h*r> l i t
if O P A is r e v iv e d , n o p r ic e
itld n e« i' Kinnnntliim- pul m linielll
^rcnlrnbi (dutuld, be place I in
J'rm l Iffti!**»>.
v
•‘p n itv 'ie:tetj-.|inries,‘ tilt* p ilfttr.
Th*’ iinlinJ Tipur»• v\Ilf tm Col,
' meat, poultry, dairy product, nml
. lia-limd tlu- le n iin l (toii'inm rnl
t uJTTrv Wv'TT. nT;— TTTn .\TITiy
” o i W T ^ i r T i i a a s - tn,r rri,"T W rnri
whi ti i t.«*ii«till I'V i'fti I r ‘Ibeis
Whether controls nre to te' re
t!t)ji!d'ti hi ll’twiiii tit tile
io law t P oi i all*'lioo l Ingiii* Kalstocril »t oil on the,* Beni* uiP
Itilii* *»f |ia .1a
*- lU.lv'k- In
! tllirl
br iter tiled liy n three-m an board
I ‘* ||, till If- . * \| •3ti all \ l *I111111it^
In *«lif is! Ii,f I
|«111*11*' ‘ lull*
with higher authority tlinn (tl'.V
I t«*l* ! i *I»i»I ! »‘I .ill i it j lit
fjfJitID11
iiii'iil ( M lit?..... Sim tilt i v !*■| |hut
The compromise w a, idgm-d by
t tlj.it th, lugJrlinp .«! tin* IV.ifl
I li*’ 11inf
n* % an* liv in g tn
11 of the I I priintor, and re
Hulttui *i« (»>**-*■ iinti
(It layol
f t l i lip tiM l vvui in «»r«lri tu
presentative*
making
ill* the
t> i»ii-,imiii:ipi!m*nl tin Wjman's
•»tort a w a i l n ' t w « i i the*
Joint com m ittee. Those wlm rel *iit Ttiv litui e primp nl » siaiii
\Stiitt*p iiii«l l(u«"in and in that
fused to sign were S m nlor Kutii.it Wymau l»n«l hc**n H o n ly
vu*y, al t;nt «ri»Mi fh»*
-jreno Miltikep of Colorado nml
n^^iH'uti vi| wit ii t Uni: \\ ithe hit
■
She
th«*rt* uiUAt
'M trp re sen tativ e , Jesse Wolcoll of
Uithl. a itcrttm n wlm heemiit* n
tu> an inntpnliiitt* ronUth'ii cov*
Michigan mid Frederick Smith of
natiiriilifvt! \ un i ». ,tn t iureii ju*t
fllHHilit Hill n **I It Hig VYhit'll
CODIES <»f two Ylrtlnn lie im
Ohio. All ore Itrpiihliran,.
tilMM* liloftdl
• (ill ills'
**r!»l M ai ‘ hull h n * hi»i*n ti vlnit
trw
-slk
III
ti
Mi!
Ut
"M
i*
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It's beginning to |,mk ns if
lirllli'Vt f«n lilMHltl * V»|t hi,III
rt
i
itir
k
Congress will htive to remain in
j lift'***. 4 |f (III* ( IflitPM*
t 1.til Idipg* (right) w icib u l by .i i .
I tli* Su« -hi* ,|HH itpadiuf ruin*
session longer than in""l m em
nr I- iii+l fs» i . nt
<ttiirvltii7 f ■.pliiitiin ill Oil'l l, M.i** . kllbl
111ft tiT H:t hulk If j- Eifiii tiu* iVrul
- oe persons and ln)itiiog i-l
ber# had anticipated. The thine
ultilr iiMtuin ..ffiriui
irifn m i]
H ar1.. , ! . • * • *
n t .... a th**
th at's likely lo postpone their
■!.,i tin U l . i r l i u i in a n ' ‘
f*»i i •ntf*'.
S|i«> it g miI fluii I hi*
M**ti •* iHRup,
pummel vocation is the rem|>rol L. f ile II »• blast >t» -ti* Utnltif Sfalr*. hiin i<ti t»«iif> ♦♦ i
It •
tu
tnUe hill to revive lire HI’A
i ,,i,i lie ,I ,*,is a r I le ft t!ie i
ft** h uiiiiHiilxiTii I*.i * t m;i lit ii.n
Mm » 1*1 I•I v| ‘iHft4,
Senate lln jo n ly t.eadei Allien
h> . nlTlin* nt I .it!1 nniilni \ MH|ig M , t o o l j.t 1 ........... . H<e
111,
Jdll \ VVJ (sjin ktnl
I I all
Barkley tidked with 1‘iesideut
in I’hiin
1 mg In f
.let, will o II.e telllllf I’M
tl ft,
tin
ltfk‘4* IP
..T rum an about the ttl'A measure
“ i i iillnl kiii*iiimt***t|f |»|*»| t j |
. ,,!. Ki. - ( O.C llioi ‘
I .
ts#
. , i
® lrdny
A fter his visit to the
*l!li 1 it V*n» ' | HH^n •*.!'! rtfist
, ; | lotI
-I .'«••• •>White House Senator llniklev ml
Mruhinic ^ i«it ,[|nl
milted Hint he sees no prospect
i
fell* 4 ti»
‘i • i ■ 1,t i v " f W a r
I I’ii* AIIIff H.in i tfih*, vvhit a.ir I1
of adjourning Congress Iwfore
| I ti ’i t Mn 11 |d tic »«ny i * - mmiL
nlii* * nin I lull i fiii’hil. uf i hitia. |
the middle of nest week ut th KING AND QUEEN of firrklc- ore Kleiirnn i ‘ontiors in. Manfu iii. , mini In* rlrm U tul.l . f tin rt*n«l
j I't ii feUithtu 1 im t iiiilti'c ()iu i l lit*(U
very
I i>*‘\ till* 'i Ih* fohl ]
h i ri* to. n id i. i i( n u <• ih .il W v m a n 's
I Jr. ( ar-'cm I lies
r enrliest. l*reviou»ly the
. ,,tow i.N. V . and August Guunltnn.
w York, shown liere afte r they had ;*'* ‘••'aster,
makers had heped lo l*e on then 1
• •
r
*
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-----Amrrirni ii sn tinnari* . art* j
u iu h ii t h u d e tint i d m lt 'd tu . h«
been cimrTied at the ll t h aiinaat com pet it top held by M anhattan's that
wav home by Saturday.
ti'UiniiiK ij| i with
irac- *
linn I* t . l*altft Hin alii J i jcijihn
itarkley raid Mr. Trum an is Children*, Aid Society. Quern Kirsnm, however. i» the leal champ tiiMim
tm*' t' t*ni-’mi nt g in •* th** I
ary nrliuit apiiip t \\ vnum w ai
having the UI*A hill analyxed iic- liavliig 58 "beauty spots" |.t-, .ipone bieli lo King August's bn
ut hi*i
Thfy uui-i ft** in hi that j
im »i
jiufusl
fore he makes up hie mind whrtli
ill** iR fa f n c r uf ( ii t t I .SiiiiPR
T’hn IVnrl 11nrt« r i t.iiliuUtf
i
I In t e r n a t io n a l I
, e r he'll sign it or resort again
AriiHtl f<trrr> *ut t htii«**>«. «m| fn
in
Us
n |jtn | r - id.* juitihc
on
—to the veto. The m ajority lendei
nut
it lengthsnitrv
g*t
| K nu*! »
f*f l
u ItaI i! cat*
®,eipre**ed hope that tile Preslr hi ill*i aH iuiig *|u* *
iH*u|tla«
Ratigan Tells
Hrilisli IIcmltiuarltT ' ti *T'ti \\
J Pi, i ||i | aAi*1
dept .w ill sign Lilf UJ'/\ (TVIva 1
I h»»y mu*i \ h- uaiiw tl (Mill hmn
aatp-n -tiuuX
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4
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util
iv
m
iiiilv
lu
a
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m rdiure. Bot.'Hu-T'cnn'lLr #<bh>1.
Of Reorgaiii/atinn
Ate
\\ ri't lvi'tl
By
f !«■ ni.iJf tir •he
•ugniM/ttl
mill
tru
ly
i«*tiii*ii*m»
.lohoily nt
today's conference
j 111I II XI- 1 \ ; 1»H*i J a im* i M**ad
Of .1iinior ( ’hamber
tivr < iiltsp-t* ifnvernnirnt
Th«
asked Mr. Trum an whelhei he'd
| ’ I IH >1 1. »5, \\ 1 11>vi*-! tiltin g
iiitifs t
lulfi that if Arntuti
a im , and Mr, Trum an did not
t iliiui: | .i
I f Ht -Hr
.11*1 ’
nml* (*’ it liljiin that wh»* unt
'I to- ; tu t 1 1 IETfiH \ Ililt n hn h
i•'ntunleer the Informal am.
It IM ' \ l > M
i
I- j 4 me- t halt Jn.it*.
untilv munitinii** ut in ih in tv
1 h tv 1(1 (.III. he I H hr*
Ill I'M]
The Ol'A is drafting a repoi l
Lift v pi i ot v i p W'lbd not 1" | H..s* b Ml
'I4tanri*, thi*r«' w ill tw» im •«l i n
iKH'Jimr lu\ lhn*ut |guvrrii*»r
io President Truman nu the econ
-i'iiiti1-, litmtt ;[ t> t i’. I’i j
ing nf tin* rh in w r* civ il wm
omic conseipiences of the complex
Pint iifn ;»i ih r Ainpririm l.rgiun
1 ! Ij.al Hhit it » n I I'd th* K t»i
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e
r
c
t
iir
nintilrtl
i**‘h
retptrll-ufiwl Uri'V ), St||U‘ lilt I MU^ lit
prlc? control hill w ritten by n
I *41vid lliitt'l tn h'l
tu
H niiilhtim iin ( ' s i r T o m
House-Senate conference cninmjtTuiltiin*> ’ * . vuirtt Friday ft* spun■
Tim hinr,t H ifikrtl tin* British
rwtes.
*
am nnnthrr rnmlrdatr fur ih<* six
uni dii t i«*rridrtiiil and nr in y
The analysis is expected to
day mrrtiiH! *»f Imys ila ih tiif Auy,
liru(h|inir!pi - h«,itfi*d lit tin* holrt.
guide the President to a decision
i>n.
siltM.k lit.
I Tin* mpbh i d f i i'l.i-i =-h(it»k
th.*
on whether to sign nr veto tinI Iriti y \\ . 15* i itlird
d. I wha.l
King I
' u n » d * * l it f i t ’
i
The acute need for u rompremeasure if and u b rn tt is pns.ro
LA PAX, Bolivia, July .12. IrVi
>" fhls ticti’Ui iifltH
.I*
for i I-I lllll**
iifli'f
by ('imyrrsH.
—Lenders of the result in llntivi* Ken.ive highway safety ptogram
M iif h
nKd" H■.t M l u l l ! J i n n t
are today trying ti> tt-More nrdet m Sanford * » • stre*..-d Ity
k i • .i• h* i *♦•■! htm
t
Sc to- t*
i
their
I
after a four-das uptsiitg clim (ieoige Touhy nt a meeting of !bth ir.’ lat*** - I ' l l .
-elf
. »'
. sue f tei Ih.
itmurtl
I It
!i
J
axed ti)- the n..u>. illation of B otary- (Tub at the Conununi'y
S l f l t t * fee - (*‘fi
h l l 'l
the Iic-1 1
l!«\i( V* 4 VH*I« t ui- *ij • !
J A I K S (i N VII.I.K, Ini,
1* • utir4. * aiws.it
11, - I - i i * Met hoHr i,
, l '|
President Gualberto Villarroel.
BuildiniJ Itoday in which I'rraidetd (Special I "Federal amt St'»
•' n t Hill llfl'l * d' '* rt
I
outlu . til
• >1*1,1.11 I t.. .
F.nifH
J. i i I -Ii
I! « I ‘i *iuy Sc!
Kverv hospital and dintieniarv George Speer appointed a com (n m l.. technical ex|>eit. ,m
tluiu il .till ttiii.n-'f, i.'iv»*n
'■ »
Ihi .v 1 o il" ill
Ih ii * 111,11! VV;i . till* ■f t I* -,l l ir■) -rtf
1
\
Il': Ju.ltie 111 ! It !
ot
llnlliintl |n u s u n t n l n * * s u f v u r ir il u u h *in l.n f a t is filled to overflowing mittee eoimlsllng
IlfHVf I Ui* Jiijifi*4
ui. h i1 IwiH Ih v ii in* fit*'11 *+f t ||*lE
=l|%
-SANTA MONICA, Calif., July with casualties <d yesterday** Dean. W, A. Leffler nml Le:i tri**i* rom wtiHl ilim tlv *n in hy tin. pi ui: i aiin hi h Inch dl** lw»y ** Mil J tJ1 1- mil lie lu-ii! in
I iiiivi-i-n t audituriuiu TucMlin aluf i Ih* IhiU'I wjv
l nniiuul ilmii'N, lie
u iJ»isli*,l
^ 2 2 —W)—G eorgia’* neat governor street fighting. Many memlier* lx ,h e r to work with C h ie f. of (liret'tty with priMluction nml mat will purtirifiatr this year.
4:0(1 c M, HtetionV
An
out
I
if*
*
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uf
Ih®
ir-nitfaniM
l.
h m lly a m i
t it n iir p n liiw K i i u n l *
l l t u yen* by H r . ( ) r \ i l l o ll.n k -» .
' • — Eugene T alm adge—denied to. of Villarroel'* m ilitary regime I'olice Hoy W illiam, ami S tate kctinir t have cvhlencn! th ru in
Alien, will deliver the pi I'Yl nil's) Mp|ihMt'hpt|
Jsinfottl Junior Hr. W
in
the I lo llt u f
» j» n |n f ( ,i | i* f i q n i
day a report th a t he h ai promised died with their lender—but most Highway Patrolm an L. C. Bender trrpHt in our annual I'unfrrriii-. uitinn *»f
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n stale position to the grand uf the 2,000 killed or wounded in trying to solve local traffic uf uffirialfi nml innnatfi*r> uf ih Cham fer uf Uumnu-rr® hint its VIT* l! \
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pro i'rum nf i-nmitmmt y lwtl**i
ii
«l i n i fet ■* *• j • 111 l11 ' 11ji:r i " L i iii i t r t i l
ryclopa uf the Ku Klux Klan in in the sln-et fighting were re problem*.
Flnriflt* Stall? Fitnn*?r- Mm ti t' rnrut, wm ..ulhni'tl hy J ir k Hull minimi* ’ ■vrH |»art isi i«t11«".
iu . lie! fit it.* I! vji). , vv,) . Hit*
1 Junior 1>.i 11 Teams
Atlanta. The report came from volutionists. Some of Villar fuel's
to
In*
hrltl
this
vvppk
m
II
P resident Spe >I also rrf< f red to .
... . . ,
,
Htm, |i11**t*I* • i h Iiu tuld *hf»!
Columnist Drew Pearson in n men mnnagrd to cc itp c to the
George Stine ami h i. Youth Com -I‘' " " f « "" ‘'J"11;'" ' " • *'
his |*i *ni|t It.• •h'ur in fur tin** Mt^
l
.(»• at
Will Clash Soon ' I'.V-i!'.‘lt'.''.'..- *"r.
nation-wide nOti-klan broadcast hills, bill there are no indica
the y p u f $| ‘ml ( ity f rr* t*n! uui T h i r l t • i'l l I n C o u n l v
an appeal
hy Edward Mur-1 t‘i
n.'" I n v i t a l i o n n
"“ ' ' ' " T
im- We-li- IfiR 'l1’
1 tin
* h j i l t v n ' - fel
late yesterday frntn the Georgia tions vet if the) will try n i-uun- m* ittee
i * * i * *t
** . 9 p i *
to
p i n t i> i|> t 'tshall th a t the Rotary^L. uh M '" n w *
w illiam L. VVlUim* I h t ■■f ■ program. Supph-mentcd I'V Javci i
VV1- f Sufei' . Ml Hn |H fit (I III
<I.U - I V Min.
i termove on the capital.
Tin' I
atate capitol.
(■ i
ii J o b l e s s
! ‘ IV
r itV h o ■
; nnaiti'ml
s.p
will v*inii j H 11' ill It [t i
It
* «J'
lint T slrn siitr. who lias sudden- 1 Meanwhile, tin- revolutionary a hoy at a Co,l nf »J0 wlm « i t h '||f S u I „ Mllrki.,t
.
M
l
M
itt
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In
two
other
hoy,
wmihl
■rprC.eul
T(ll,
fnr|
w(,
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U/U
HI
Hut
H
,t |S It V 111 .1 It It - I. I * itt ! 11 < T,iMi4*11%
iAit It
ly popped up on vocation In regime — jso-culb-d institutional
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D-i I'.uticclc.
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I»i**' ! I!*>m* \ u !«ei4',*. Ml
4,,. ae*t| .
California, say* he tins made no government— ha. promised im ihi^ city at Bc»y» Stair* in lall- ,Mlf u|| sqciu| frill# anti i«l»» *'•
! Ifi.iMiiut'fet
llii'ip i in* m! ir11i*<rV*
. Ml.
1lull 1 f
.rontih! Mu* 1*4 5 h
U lu* • I
fe-nm m ltlm ent, for atate positions. mediate restoration of the civil a h a w c from Aug. 26 to Aug. 3 L ]„ ut program n, a slrirtly Im, | h i, w « " k In- ....-I
Ho t t*vruVh( Hut! Blt’W **f' »«*f*$ rli'lihi! Fil [ t
1’, 94tfffei.tIt ’ t«v tua»ui .r Mu* LiMtiJeJ ■nmhMr. Marshall explained I Iml the n c , ronfelonrt*, m a k e ' t in .
till! |Ii[
Cm !
Tlic
Talrnadgo adds—"I do not even liberties suspended under Villarl( tint In ii eel I' m 1'rtfir I mil
I ('•a.IaarO On 1‘a a r T « .
The Irest way to learn the fundamen
t ik111 1 Itlilllflllttl nl in* lit' II HI, Ii**
t .nl l:
if Hi1 u llli I iU Ii At 1h ( Tultln 11‘ Hi tin c. *!iu
know who the grand cyclop* of rnel's "strong man” rule.
1 «*iiiin)
revniutionials also have promised tal m echanism , of government is
Finn*! i 1' Ah -.*#iit|
1lii* ittcii, \«*y I it li t * p a U
y c iu
a m - t Y iif iit c
ntiy k#nl»
th« A tlanta K lavem i*. 1 do not -that
J)
gll political prisoner* wll 1* to experience them and *oid that
IC'tUHtl't
I hry
v*i 1 -1
ilirir tloim ilory an«l
fill*.I in
know even who the Grand Kleagle
freed and ail political exiles wel at Boys' S tate 310 boy, frinn all
whom 1 llele llll-n .Hill (2 Hull
('lnuv^hiTu fur tho ilny* uf lljti
a h b y i*» tila c lM ij£ M i - 4 J c n n i# l ! u r *
o f the Ku Klux Klan i*. I am not comed
ii h iiViiiluhll lo, den.
hack in Bolivia.
*
ull >»**; •
rBnic. Thu Firnt Aid room heejmen
ovrr Florida g ath er In Tallahassee
a member of the Klan, never have
The revolution led hv univer
htUilnhli' H I»|u\ |H*‘III ,
Thu timn «»f din inovlo to h<* thi ujwrntinir »«hhii, atid th!** unbeen a m em ber and don’t ever sity professors, student* j and to elect city end county officials,
t #u y 111*■i?i " th i *♦iiif h»1111 i tu* i.tl •* rthown Tlittisthiy nt llio Junior ttie d im n ,toir, west wing of the
atate representatives, and finally
expect to be."
labor group* began o n ^Ju ly 13,
a m m it it n l C i $ 111,772 n n d
'*M'
i Int *li» Admlpi'lraliott Building
* Meanwhile, the man who is when n itudent was killed during a governor, lie recalled th a t David
Billy Ptnk*. Bert Itiver* and Jim mndr ht '.'.i-lft litiMHiA :*», m IliKh Si’iiutil h a, It-cn changed lint,
Bobby Park, son of Dr. umi Mt
l*e.*t*nt.-, n h"»|»ital. A t'hildGatchel
who
represented
this
city
waiting for an . unprecedented a drm nm trution Demanding h igh
n !c Btiicklnnd. No scriom nr. Tnf»fi * I
wnnu n T* t it i‘iv* from UMHt A M. until l .iu l’. M.
C.
L.
Park,
wa*
the
lucky
h«v
Several rn-iv g a m e , and nctivi- leii', Hume alunmuii. Nurse r.liiafourth term aa governor of er pay for teacher*.
ineiuiMtHl fiuni
i Ih
Trouble In HMl was elected governor in hiljuilged the liest camper ut tli<- i-lfit-ntg have happened iluring the muni
-G e o rg ia «aya he want* to ateep. Increaied when the government a spirited campaign.
21 y e a r, uf this iiistruction said i h i i i i t v * i h * ' w r u k i ’ i i d i i H f J u l v t h Ilea have h»-ert rvdd'-il nt the Gram ta-th lio|>t l Coin'll, nasiati-il ugsill
Tributes were paid to the mem 21 at tw o week encam p ren t of Mr. Morris,
WTatmadge has taken in the night pruhiblteil all dem iiiisttatlani and
l u l l h i m ' * h y f t n f t h i s I I I ! ! * , t l f i l m ar tic low I |d,tyg roil ltd.. Which in tlie eltni<\
Seminole
County
boy*
under
diThe .ciiildretr of the clink" aia
is-open from It) no A. M. until
»pota of HoliywootJ, tho buliflghta VtllarruelI realized
rrnlire.1 hi* regime we* ory of tha lata C. C. II lane, for- t.Htlon of Herman E. M nrri, J t . Bill Herndon put tlirco year, p u n t n u ! d u v i n t ! I l i w v v r p | i
.' noon and from on in 6:00 I'. M. all now hack in their tegular
Junes 2i*.
lie made some a t mer superintendent of the Atlantic
o r Maxleo, and *ay» Im plan* to wahldlng,
expi-rit-m-r
of
infantry
t
reining
Camp Winona. Bobby wui
( him in,m Kmitli I'Yplnim'tl *tin! and M under duet lion o f M i, , 1(dure, iti (lie Hom e dorinitorie*
•l**p for three o f four uay* Ire- tempt* to nil'll the revolution, Coast U n e end a Rotation, by ihuxen. by the t>oy* therosclvi-. id h i, rifle druse* which wenI -rod the little g ir l, have a ga in
but when all hope wn* gone, he W alter Haynes end Pie,iilcnt
for* be return* to A tlanta.
W*U attended with mucli enlhuci- thoM* whn (piiYp Jfiln wi!limit nf- Jtfuiw D u n lin .
who
concliiiled
their
highly
,ucresigned y c trrd n y
and made Speer.
u rn . Camp Winona, through Mr. fid erA ii‘HvHii hi \v!m rt'fn •* *«f- i The C ity Tenni, Tutnnainent taken up ie,1th-lu-o in tliek- own
t
c
r
f
u
l
ami
en
jo
y
stle
outing
on
fi'in *tf . wil.itilu 4«inp|*«yim*iit ii *t■ for tin- i ity t li.itiipioii'liip,n h trU [ " i on 'flu* reivice im d i-rvil w llhplan* to flee the rountry in hi*
Mr. Touhy, who was Introduced
Morris, 1, registered with the hot
HHdhfuHi fill* c‘t«itl|H3ii«;i1 imi * I iiih been going mi for the p ost, "<• charge tineh year )»y Dr. S’el*
private plane.
by Dr. C. W. Baker who also Fumlay.
National Rifle Association of paynuti!
H o w e v e r , the revidutionU t, introduced Chief William* and
man and In, helper, from SonBobby will he awarded n silver W aihlngton, l>. C. and tiny My
1 week, I. till ronttmiing.
were too quick and too strong. Patrolm an Bender, said there loving cup with his name ami qualifying for any rank --do take
ford i* firm of Iho laige conlrifcu
TOWNSEND Si'p.AKKIt
They overran the presidential were two reason* which made a "B est Camper, 1046" engraved
ting facto r, to tin- good health
POSTS INSTALLED
up where hr left off a l Winona,
\V. II A liters, s ta le it-iiirn ula
of the children.
upon it, and alto is en litl;d to with any school in tho country.
((•■ H aase a . P a s t K .«(l
Mra. Duncan !. lIuatB died ai palace and captured Villarroel.
A
Ixiut
1(111
i-iiticrcte
posts
are
at, aeroplane ride oyer the rim p . Tho following hoy, qualified ns: tlv ri of the Tnwmend lltvoverv lieing Installed hy the • ity on
tg tilb A. M. Sunday at the home He wa» hurit.1 from a bakonv,
*%f her daughter, Mra. Eleanor an the mob in the street loat no
I.jrry Lossing, who won this a- sharpshooter, Jerc Dormlny, Por Club, wit, ,(H-akei a t a d l'tiirl i'urk and Freni Ii Avenue* n» part
County Agent C. R. Dawson,
Kav*ne| after a lingering Bine** time in stringing him up on a
w atd fo r the firs t week, will nlro ter Lansing, George Herndon and count d meeting of seven 'fown- of tho pro;;rnin nf mstnliing
lamp | k>i L Several of hla lieu t
of more than »lx month*. *
g et an aeroplane ride in the near T, I, H arris. Also ore hor toward send (lulls, Hanfoid inrludial, nmrkera for streets of tho city. m em ber, of the Seminulo County
held Sunday ul Dnvtona Beach,
F arm er Bureau ami » number of
In N#w Or lean,, U ., the enants and memhera of the palace
M u r* .
Work nf ateftcltllng th e n itiarktm grow ers nit* expected to appear
expert wa* awarded to P orter according In VV. 1. Hughev.
of Pauline esd Ben- guard*> were hanged on other
Day*
were
active
and
Jammed
iiill
l,ti
shirted
anon,
ntcotiling
lo
Lansing.
The next d i'tr ir t meeting will
irfo ro the City Commission this
RhetL Mra. IliMl) hed lamp post* In the square. Then
with swimming, rifling, hsm l|.
Cabin two, led by Jrre Dorininy, he held mi Aug. 18 in Cnxoduga. Grndy l)unra:i.
evening for the purpose of ap*
in Sanford with Ijer the president'* body w a. cut down
G rady C. Benton, a former c ra ft and gam es of every de won the most point, for Inst week,
Tho work of scraping d irt j
to Hie City to continue
on many occaaion* and and paraded through the stre e t, resident
of Sanford, and m slstan t scription. Many boys learned to and Thursday night the Imij-b
Circuit Court rnnvoned at 10:0(1 street*, which Hi. ' ity was u n a b l e , , ^ . )WW Ktv|t.ril| | y inw, a ied farm
iy friend* here who will on arm y tank. A fter the parade cashier
of th« Phifer S tate Bank swim fo r the firs t time, and nl- ram ped a rra s , the lake, m iking o'clock tin , morning with Judge t o , cent nuts during wartime, has | r t>0f camp as a center fur m lgrnth a t halted most of the street
t* learn of her death,
at1|] to provide suitable
flaeell w** a member of fighting ViltatToel'e body wa* re of GolnaaTtlte, wo* found dead moet all of them got blue or tb*lr own structures next lo M. It. Smith presiding. The first h itn going forw tr l. hew ers which | j (ir..
l**t W ednesday morning in tha whit* ribbon* fo r learning to swim nature. Je ff Yates captured tho cat* to lie p re,anted befoio tho h v e caved in ore being repaired hou, llli( nni, l0ct(.,H nnal faeUities
T O n m i f the Holy turned to the lamp post.
housing
nnd
tecrrational facilities
M
jm
*e
ll
a
e
k
r
n
i
c
r
if
lh
a
k
e
n
k
e end of • » a n '# w ash room of th* bank, f*0 to IOO yard*. L arry Reel, A. ping pong championship fo r tho Jury w a, th at of the S tate versu, or replaced.
Hi* death marked the
in Charleston. S. C.
at the camp.
•ervice* will be held a regime th a t began on Dec. SO, the resu lt o f a bullet wound in U. G atlin, Buddy Dunn end Jim second week. Small hoy* of Cabin Johnnie H arris, Tom Bnnksnn an I
av at 4:00 p. M. 1943. Villarroel atsu imal the IM rig h t *id* of hi* h«*d. lie ritrlklin g ot w hite ribbon* during 0 - under Rill Herndon, won at Willie Wallace, charged with arm
A rth u r Cleveland, 702 Hickory
employed by th* hank th* final week. Mr. Morris, who
William H. Lumpkin presidency on that'day alter e
Avenue, negro, complained Sun
The population of Geneva wax
ed rubtwry.
>
■tuni
night.
T.
I.
H
arris
of
Cabin
revolution overthrew the govern
•• ^ ' r
is a registered Senior Red Crois
day to police th a t a negro woman increased by two during the week
won the "Liar# contest.1* Billy
at which the Ilf* saving Instructor, w a, assist n2,ran
weapon
_
*mw|, hw. rw lrciHw
e ment of General, Enrique Pen*
The Seminole County Rout'd, of , mimed H attie Sampson canto to end. S aturday evening nt F em ald ,
k caught tho biggest fish
a rondo.
fired was found be*ton,
in this train in g work by Boh (fivo pounds).
Public Instruction
will
meet his homo a t 0:30 o'clock Saturday Laughton Memorial Hospital »
Now the dean of BoHvia’e *uo■*“ , according tn the ed
. „jnrlepei include two daueh-P et* Brock and Bill Fleming Thursdsy morning a t 11:00 A. M. j evening ami “bent hi* wife up'*. hal e boy. tlie son of* Mr, and Mra.
lie Sun. Officials Crumley.
rt*|. ' Mrs. Ravenel of Fianford erior court—Nestor Guillen—ha*
Uperdsod athletics
athletic* and man
D uring the second week th e ' supervised
manv together with Sanford school S)j* also ram» to the house on C. W, Dooley, w a, born. T his
•njl Mra. Frances Slew-art Jianc- taken over temporarily Oe acting *ald It looked tike a small <.33 following
boys qualified for Junior thrilling base ball game*. Hugh trustees to receive hid, for re Sunday morning ami tried In beat looming at 3:00 o'clock n baby
mident. He says h* will re- calibre revolver. Mr, Benton I*
ftfti-of Charleston; two sop*.
n that post' only until • court survived by the wife. Mr*. Thel U fa Saving: Cltarle* Loo, Bobby Wpclchel had charge of the p air, on the South Side Primary. tii, Wife again, he xsiil Police k.,v was born to M,-. and Mrs.
Gadsden Hasell of ColumSommersill of G .meva a l
tlonal Hall. Jere Dormlny School and on tire , for busses, arrested H attie Sampson mi a F
Wa» B. C. and Duncan Ingrshsm President Toma* Monje is well ma 0. Benten.' and on# son. M a m and Eugene Toll. Beginner*
L c hospital. >' *
In life saving were: Bobby B auer,!
Grady Benton, Jr.
iucted many archery contiMa. according tn Supt. T. \V. Lswton, w arrant.
enough to at soma office.
:
Lions Club Plans
To Sponsor Youth
At Boy’s State
Fifty Are Killed;
Forty Wounded Inj <
•Jerusalem B la s t
Rebels Seeking j Need Is Stressed
To Restore Order |For Safety Plans
In Bolivian City To Cut Accidents
President Villarroel Touhy Urges Ap
Was Assassinated; pointment Of Com
2 Thousand Killed
mittee For Program
Tonsil Clinic Held
Al M e t h o d is l’s
(hildren’s Home
Conference To Be
Held By Florida’s
Market Managers
Talmadfje Denies
Pearson Klan Charge
If
Bobby Park Wins “Best Camper
Award Given By Camp Winona
Mrs. Duncan I. Hasell
Died Sunday Morning
Ex-Sanford Resident
Dies Ih Gainesville
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ONE pre-war El gin bicycle like
new with accessories.
1312
Oak Ave.
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Russell Seed Store.
6
BURNER
Neaco
kerosene
range. In good condition- 816
Laurel.
42 INCH enaine) sink, left hand
drain. Complete with filling*.
Phono 153—J.
GIRL'S bicycle. Good condition.
W. E. Raines. 210 Holly Ave.
WHEELB ARROWS — all metnl.
*10.96.
NEST. OF HAWS—3 blade*, one
blade cut* nails, S2.60.
10 INCH flat file* by Keamey
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8 INCH pliers- all steel, 56c.
in^frd.
nicest locations in Han;"
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LARGE Phillips screw drivers,
Phone 1045-W.
00c.
RORHON HPORTING GOODS
MODERN 0 rmim bungalow, cen
305 East First Ht.
trally located. Three Ireilnmni*.
two baths.
Price 47.90U
*
W. It. WILIAMS, REALTOR
10 inch scissors, for home or
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416 Atlantic Rank llldg.
office, manufactured by Claus*.
Telephone JI20
11.76.
SIX room house, rnmnletely fur- RlinilKRIZED sheeting — ideal
for many purpose*— 12 Inches
nlshed. Electric cooking
nklng rrange,
wide, any length, 00c per
refrigerator, hot water heatyard. .
ter, air conditioned, two car
brick garage, yertl 100-167. MOSQUITO nets, S2.7G.
ROBHON SPORTING GOODS
large palms, oaks and pine
300 East First Ht.
trgea nnd assorted shrubs—
ontnge. lemon, grapefruit, tan
gerine, ami plum tree, l«carGARDEN TOOLS
Ing.
IfKir, E. 4th Street lieAll typeal
fore noon.
iSWARB CO.
HILL HARDWARE
301 East First Ht.
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'T=f"WANTED; Listings* of farms,
LARD CANH
homes, grove* and business
while they last!
targe supply on band.
r r 'WILLIAMS, REALTOR
- ‘ HARDWARE CO.
HILL
4IB Atlantic Bank Bldg.
301 Eaat First fit.
Telephone 1120
BICYCLES—Complata part, and
LIST your property with Tom
aceaaaoriea. Expert bliicycle reBolt, Salesman for W. !L Wil
liams.
jFobh <$n SPORTING GOODS
305 Eaat First BL
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A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E
t GLASS wall case. 12' long
42* VENTURA ATTIC FANS
with 8 gla*a sliding door*.
H. B. POPE CO-, INC.
Appy 1021 W. 3rd SL
INNERSPRING n u ttm ra , box
■pring*, (Hollywood bed*. All 6
A R T IC L E S W A N T E D
mattreiee*
renovated,
u* today — sleep better
I'LL- BUY
m
t>on* and ordered hi ^nfoi'1.
Hemlrifli County, Florida ttil* July
9
SALE
.WHEN-sou.-buy a home, gel n
8125.00.
Immediate
delivery.
- 6 year fire mid windstorm In
Pal Stuniey. 031 Cedar St.,
surance policy. You will snvc
Jax., Fla. Ph. 'J-«f20.
.approximately 1/3 nf the coal
• and may pay the piemium in .nN’|> i|,fft,|e Imdstead. mairrnu
I 5 annual mslallmenU. See C.
,1(1,| , prjng« i„ gu
good condlUnn
M. Boyd 4 Co.
Phi|co automobile radio,. $50.00
cash. 218 luiurei Ave,
Downtown 0 apt. Ii o u m In good PUERTO RICA sweet potato
r«palr. Owner leaving town. Pro
vine, $300 per 1000. 20— 60.perty paying n net income of 9
000.
N. H. Darwick, I-akc
percent at asking price, at present
Monroe.
OPA celling rental* which me
vary low.
Property, ha* pos WOODEN ammunition boxes —
sibilities and ample spare for al
IKVi by 14 hy-O'-i inches. Ex
tering front* of building into
cellent for building a home.
desirable store front* without sac10 cents each delivered In Ran.
rlfleing revenue from apt*. Thi*
ford. L, L Heidi. P. O. Box
property is definitely wnrlh the
2697. Gainesville. Fla.
A good business on Sanford Ave.
netting epproximately $360.00 per
month. Iluiincss I* well aeaaonrrd
and profitatble at 12500.
A 20 acre farm In Mecca Ham
mock.
J5 acre, tiled; it wells;
comfortable
•tie house; 2 bam*. This
jl^a goo<l buy at 156(H).
PmalT 5 room bouse on W. 1st
fit. Extension. Has 2'4 acres of
ground; some fruit; has pleasure
water ayatem; all electrical con
nections, hut without bath, Priro
12600.
'wo fairly good houses on 4Vi
ere* of ground in tho Monroe
District. All for 14600. This i*
a good buy for any tnnn who
has " hand that will fit a ham
mer handle and a paint blush.
Hava a good 3 l>cdro<»n house in
tho Mayfair District. New and
occupying 2 Iota nl 17600,
« L w»t| located |ot in Rn»e Pour!
S x 120. glOO.OO.
A good corner |ol IIth and Palmrtto 60 x 117. Priced at 46™
FRED W. RENDER
Room 2 Fla. State Hank llldg.
Phono 1030
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County* Florida.
Classified Advertisem ents
BOAT OAllfi?
MUST have furnished hnuac or
YES—we have them.
apartment ttefore August I,
Stanlcylloiifts Hardwtiro Go.
I'ermanenl, tut children, Walter
High, 1'h. H-i-W.
ON'E hammer mill complete with
power unit, tirind your ^>wn
PERMANKNT rahleiit wanU to
2628
feed, grits and meal.
rent hou»c or apartment, fur*
Orange Aw.
nlahcrl or unfurnished, I’hona
166, Karl Higginbotham.
0,000 ft. of 2x10, 2x8, 2x0, 2x4.
.
AUo 2x0 touitue iirxl -groov-r
W ANTED : apnrtment—close in—
permanant— couple. John Hlev* .flooring. 2528 Orange Ave.
•n*. 405 K. 4th HI.
ATTIC FANS— Emerson 30, 42
and 48 inch. OPA price*. 'Ran
WANTED to rent ht>u*e or apart
dall Electric Co.
ment furnished or unfurnlihed.
Call 840-J. •
PORTA RLE electric power plant
3 R E A L ESTATE FOR SALE
llrlgga 4 *Slr4tlenoj llornelRa
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n©§#* modi HI Air of Florida. Iti the
r er r **f HmIII l n# A mill! h I I'Ia J1*11ff\tt»un
Hrtjr Ambfichi. I ^ i w l i n l ,
whtrrlri «ti« relief eowutii la dioirr",
oo A u k u p I 91 It. 19ft, 4tri<J f*«M you
isof elae .« ifee fro fiftn
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n*-w h|Kijav-r of Jf# lie fill r Irrnlel h>n
Dtihl'ehril InHanford,
Semlnul*
To— Hoy
Ambuehl,
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Whit ly 10th. me.
Hlreet. Ilrlda’ t’orl. Ileliimnl Co on
t». V. IILIIM m. v
Clreult Court Clerh.
ly. t Ihlii.
Kd*inlno|a County, F ’orMa
You ara hereby eomruawted In
fly O.
U Hum, l>. i*.
appear to the llllt of Complain!
filed a a alo .l ymi In IHo Clreoll IHEAI.I
hand and offlrlal
* * * ) at Hanford, VI",Ida, tbl* till
day of July. A li, lata.
U. T. I I M I N I ) ' in
Clerk <if Clrrtilt Court
2
9
your car, regardless
Bedding ft Furniture Co. . of age or condition. Boy Reel,
Sanford Matt res* Factory
800 W. 2nd SL
Phon* 1133 and 872-J
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H. . .
MS-M.
WILL buy broken down sewing
machines, any make- "Box 301
H*
S
Johnson motor.
condition. Phone
SMALL tricycle In fair condllion. Phone 764-J.
IOIBTERY fabric*; A fine
\ In stock, R. 8. Brown,
forth Orange, Orlando, 7 P a U , Livestock, Supplies
portrait taken at
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■owe.
Ph. 497-R, 88
HELP
W ANTED
W ILL accent laundry work. Phone
* 449-.M, Nettie Smith.
PLOWING— per
Phone 414-W.
aero
or 'hour.
W ANTED
Islets Cop 3 -2 Tilt Over Celery Feds
Sanford Opens Crucial Series With
Saints At Municipal Park Tonight
The Hanford Uclcry Feds
Fed* enter a crucial serlra to
night at 8:15 P. M. at the
Municipal Park when they are
hoata to Manager llill Htrinecke'a HL Augustine Saint*.
Manager Ed la-vy announced
thi* morning IhaUhr will send
Jim Srhantr) to the mound
thi* evening In an effort to
atem the tide nf F fl brtaea
and pfoteat thrlr nctond place
berth In (hr loop Matidinga.
Hchanlcl haa been <>ut of ac
tive duty for approximately a
fortnight due to ’ an ailing
right arm. Unwrver, It W beIrved the wing trouble ha* been
cured and the little aperdhill
merchant ahould lie up lo hi*
par for tonlght'a contra!.
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THE CLUBHOUSE
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AP Newsfcaturt;*
WASHINGTON — During the
war years, when promising young
boxer* acr* mighty scarce, the
average fight fan *aid “Wait
until the boy* come home. Then
we’ll have some rcaj_oh,unpiona.''
Hut it hasn’t turned out Unit
way. In (lie first post-war year,
the’ failutu of these young men
lo smash their way to the front
ha* been a major sport* disap
pointment. The same old namcv
are dominating most divisions.
Thi* condition caused Col, Har
vey I* Mil|or. National Hosing
Association executive secretary,
a Marine and quite a fighter in
hi* own right year* ago, to turn
to the record* for an answer.
Miller discovered that the serv
ice* h »w produced only seven
world champions, dating back before the turn of 'the century- four from the Navy, two from the
Marine Corps and one from the
Army.
Corporal George ladllanrhe was
'
ffirst
i r ..........................
the
champion ik.-ve|nped by
the service*. He knocked nut the
original Jack Dempsey, "Th?
Nonpareil," In 32 rnumlj in Fan
FraricUco Aug. 27, li w , for tho
middleweight title.
LeUlanciy), from ihe - Marine
tarttckijjLJUjirc .J;lumJfc.CflJif..
’ jumped shin” for the championshin fight, lie wa* a motive nf
1'olnt Levi. "Quebec, r nn., horn in
18.Jt, ntni died at I^t^vp.uico, Mas*..
May 3. t9|H.
Johnny Huff <4 the Navy w-m
the worbF* Imntamwclghl l«-lt
froni Fete Herman Sept, 23, 1921.
Hi* right name wa* John l.e*kv,
USF llliode I"Jnnd, and he fought
(HEAD)
Clerk ut C lreoll Court.
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his fir*t profe>s!oiiu| light at 29 1
tIAKKINO DKPAIITMHNT
years of age.
’ hTATK nE rtOlllDA
No. ISfi
Gene Tunncy, king nf service I
’ •'•MlTMDU.nil
product champiuns. ran.e .mt of
hr *a.l.f.c«urr ,vf|.
the Marine tanw Uie.r the nr. i ,ifncc
u j fo the
World War to whip Jack Dcinp-cy*
n*« i, „ m nisA*- to appair Out a
for the heSYyweighl title, Kept- l>*iiklna c»mo*nr under (he najn*
of
THE
flTISSKNS
HANK
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sh )fk rvilHiel
Hll1
^tu,i tar
tar
located
*• nVIKDO.
Jack Sharkey,
the Huston
nn,A. Mn.l
»rrnni»*<t
undei EtJ
in*
real name Jo-rf 1'au) lujcb'ihsv: l *w* of KlnrM*. has nimpllel a Ith
of the IIKS Denver—dr fra Ied Max
lh,‘ provision* re-iulred lo be
’I ,
,
Vi
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,
f
.'moiled with by Ihe llanklui
hchnieling, the .......mu, lor the
„ f ,()r nuie of Florida bni„r*
heavyweight title, Jung 21 I 9 ..3 . * r*mt>any *h*ll li* autlmrl*»*3 to
commence the tiUalnrus of UanJttna
In'" New York.
It was the Navy again when j . -I’l 'W y T3lLHr.finti.. I. J. »t.
C,l.n„ llj L„
i , „ r.,It.EE. Complr..ller of Ihe lltaXe or
„ r
linn i*
r , 11J i fine Ida. uy «!rnie of Ihe nuihorli v
I’ylkowskl, US8 Nevmln—took ihe*-\ested
- - In
1 III, -by .............
. »)[ III*
Section tut
middlewriglit ciowTi from Teddy IMI«nl Deneral HI*Hi1-a >>( jefnrt.
-f*.
.rrtlfc
that
(he
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Yaro*x in I'itlshiitrh mi Urt. 1, HANK (I f QVI EDO, of ITI
OVIEDO
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la the founly of HKMIKOI.E *nd
Ken Uvrrlin, five Irttermnn Ihe Male of fiorlda I* aulliorlii#
friun the UFH Malm, bent Cefe- lo rtiotmenr* Ihe bu*lnr*a of llanhT
under Ihe name above given
rinu Garcia for the mlddtewcicbt In*
w ill, n capital atock o f K’les-v
lV T Y
championship in New York Alny Ihotisand ilnllara.
24. 194(1.
Illven under m y bond and *e*|
666
Everything
In Bedding
And Furniture
MattrcsscH and
Box Sprinjars
Echols Bedding
& Furniture Co.
SPOUTS L A lK iII
FOR RENT
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
AND BAR
MUNICIPAL PAIMC
Legal Notice
8:16 P.M .
S t Augustine vs. Sanford
WORK OR PLAY.IN
THE SHADE OF A COOL
HAT
?J.50 o SJ.95
STERLING atlvar charm btaeeiat
with four
charm*- “
Bentimoni
__
‘
tmntlal
value, reward. Telephone 218.
BOWLING
iuid C/XPUDINE
Stomach Safferers'
■ i r i lg lm M i.i l
Ford Sedan,
S i
STENO-TYPIST. E x p a r le n o #
N ew pain t, good tlrsis. 300
preferred but. net absolutely
W- 2nd SL
eeeactUai, permanent poiition,
opportonlty for right 1287 Hudson Pickup, good Ursa, Say. Al
TARPAULother
eondUWn,
—
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Shop*
Stanley.
Drug Store* In 8snifonl.
BL
a
£=-
Sun Visors & Tennis Caps 60c and 65c
i j
Cotton o r W o o l
A P R IZ E W I L L BE
G I V E N fo r tho h igh
est « c « r e o f tho, w eek
— ono fo r men, one
fo r
lodtoo.
D etail*
w ill b « on tho b la c k
b o a rd a t the
- *-a
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offer accepted- Box
& .W i
Frank Buck Helmets f 1.35 to $2,50
Starts July 20,1946
A U T O S FOR SA LE
HAYES 10 ail etaei house trailer.
Kill
•arty
lb
1
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STANDINGS
P M
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.
DAYTONA
rtrx.land. ct ,---- — — .— 1
MftitKUf*, 3 b * i»
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fountain at LanDrug Store. Part time or 1 HU PM OH ILK Touring Sedan.
m
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THE BOX SCORE
■cal at fUnrord, Hemlnnl* C-mntJ^
EXPERT painting—contract or
Th# Sanford Celery Fed* drop jMftnrtA _______ |00 f»I 0 Oft I — 2
hourly liasis. .Phone Grogan
____ dot 000 010-2
ped another Florida Jxjatc league HANKOltll
T L j only A r m y product who o f office I Ida flrat day u t July. A
1161, c/o Sanford Hardware.
Itati*: rirvelnnd, H b « A r l , I*rncontest last night' when they all n**r»,
ev er won a world title w n j fx-w J*. One Thou,sod Nina Hundred
Hllvrrm*n,
llryani.
Hrrom;
Ko,ly-Hlx.
ROOFING and repairing ami hut handed the- Daytona lkjSch Kutfier, ija lf*, Ntirasur*
Hbari*»*.
Jenkins,
ex-Tcxaf
cavalryman,
J. .M. LE E
painting * are our * specialties, Islandora a 3 to 2 victory in spite ISubP ballet! Inj jllitipifl, (lalfM 2.
who
knocked
out
L
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w
Am
bers
for
('nniptrnllrr Mint* o f
Get your roof fixed before the of cwythlng Charley llisson r«4» I»4p« IlllfS let nnon, Hlewnrf.
“florid*
rub
tlm
lightwch
b
,
title
in
N
e
w
York
bin* hilt Toll!*, Harflflee
storm* come. C. W. Bellamy, could muster to prevent another hTbft*»*
IItKALI
l b : CbslllBt, IlUaon. t Jnl r m. Hlolrtt
May 10, 19497
P. O. Box 843, Sanford Flor lout tilt pasted on hi* hurlinx i.-iRt*#; itrvAtil 3 * llrttfe. ftmibt«
“ Maybe the boys Lack from
it)>i>it* Mnltiof, ftilpB arul Mrltrydt.
ida.
record.
Mir vice hqven’t bad time to get
,*ft B)i I m t i r b u f l t i n i I* Ha nf ur<!
Bisson went to the hill for the ’ r m ,,,
bait*; off xtuioof s,
i t a i le d in the fighl gnme,” Miller
WASHING
4
ironing. Aggie
3- Hintsk outrTiy Mnloof t,
sriid. " A f t c r all, It t(Hfk TTIHOCY
Hell Howard, Hu I, Box. 223. locals and hurled n beautiful six
hit ball' game. Opposing him- on --b*w |t i. I 'u m t U.U*; Xh*tpr- Tin.*
* MM td MALAR lAt
six or eight v ea r* to get ready
a
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non
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"FULL" or part-time work' by
iij tho mound wa* tin- capubkj Dad— Jr. ^ ;n7.------------- - - —
ffy ,J ff”tpwy.'t ___________ ___ ___________
lint.. •
l)|f >M(Bl4MB4i
experk'igeil
stenographer. Of- g ee portaide, Joe Maioor.
Matonf. Joe nl*o
a
Ph. nurleil, a nhe ImlI game but also
fice work or cashier.
wllhbi »t*hl ralaadar munllis from
n&ii-J.
Ibe ilmr of Du- first pulilkimtlon of
got out of it by the skin of his
(hie noitre, Darh elatm o r ih-mand
Zeola teeth. He permitted lire Fuds,
elmrI be In wtlllna. nnd ftliall slate
mug
however only four blows.
(bn ptare of rc-U-rirt* anil |*,st
Ave.
ilrown, 111II Wl
The Dodgers Jumped Into n
o ffl-e i,iblrrsa of (he rlalmant, and
Train
W. L.
I’ct.
vlfall
to, sworn In by (he claimant,
ROOFING, acreening
mg and car ono run lend in the’ first inning Oihimin
---02 22
.721
aaenl. nr Attorney, and any avch
penter repair.
Phone I0H2-J. when Cleveland led off with a base SANFORD
61- 3li
(lain, o, demand not ao filed alialt
.507
bo Void.
on balls. Sprague popped to St. Augustine
45 60
.529
LOANS
11
E D ITII T. L E E
Hrvaot but ‘ Mcliryde singed to Del-and .
45 42
.617
M.MtlE 1 . JIEIKt’ n
right field. However, Jerry Silver- i’nlntka
39 49
.413 ■lay u t Juir, A. It. i>u.
A* Eaerutrlrc* o f the U s t
BORROW HP.RB WIIKIIK
man
hobbled
the
bull
momentari
W ill and Teal a men t of
.138
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<» f . lll.lt.M '.tS
PRIVACY IS RESPECTED
Gainesville v. ~I ,roc T U n fli-y , die..(-.-I
rirt K i.f I ’irciil I'lUlf!
35 63
.308
YOU It natural desire for privacy ly when a fair toss might have l.ee.’ huig
f l r e l publlrallon July 3. 1511
'
tirnitnuli
I'l’it.iiii
in money mattcra is strictly nipped Cleveland ns he tore into Daytona Ileach
.398 «HK.\lo)
35 54
I.Ell At,
JC
respected here.
Friend* and third. Challiot grounded to I-ovy
llisrlivlll) \\‘. Hlh'tUTT
,
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Last Night's Result*
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I'mluiiff
M attress R ebu ild in g
IN T I I B r i l l C U l T CO UIIT OP t l i w
relatives are not questioned who threw to second in time Jo
Orlando 13.3. I'alatka 12-2.
.NINTH
JIUHi'l AI j r i l l C H t T
IN
about your credit. Your em force McBrjfde. Hut on the firsi
Ilaytuna llenrh 3, Snnfnrd 2.
-\NI» n u t
HKMINOLK I f i l______
lNTr,
Quality (Irking la now available
IHIIN OX T I I I M
ployer or business associates pitch to Stewart, ('haillot tore
U"taml 9, Gainesville 6.
A!
k•*it ... iiu-k f«
1bt a t k o p kijoiuha . ts c iia n c for rebuilding all type*!
Klt Y.
will not hear of your personal nut for sechnd. Oalrh»r Byron1 Iw” xhurg at St. Augustine
July
|Mvrnf) -fifth, ih« Im 4 Ml
rilOAT K*
affair*.' There is no ciiune for Sharpe fired the pill to the keyIpnstpnned. rain).
"it Hehutil Iiiia Tilt*
11r* ftMtm \
PhilnUff,
embarrassment.
storvr sack but neither Al Hryunt
lu iji, % itiirl lu Ph I (if H .41.1 j
v*
IMVOUt r:
Tonight’)) Game,
Reasonable credit requirement!. nor Hob Kramer bad covered
ttmrr\rm
(he
(I
tilt
tu
»rjrr|
4
I
1
)
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PIH K4Hh'lH,NUH
Ortanrli, at Didand.
•II M4l»e
.
JKATHKIIfNi: A flliiAl-K.
No co-makers on money loans. Cleveland to aeon*.
I'nintka nti Daytnnn Leach.
T \V IjA\V n
vt1111*•r1411*
nt !
I^pfpndsnl
Variable payment plans.
K.infnrd evened iij> the count m
•-------------------------llflirr **f PttbllmtlftM
Sr. Aue if, tin,’ at HAM-OHD.
FAMILY LOAN CO.
lb,- third without a in) With ore
NOT H r: IIP I l h M I l . l T l i h
I T*» K ATII Pit IN I; A I'lH »A1 K. u r n
Florid* Rank Bldg.
Phon* 13 away Ilrynnt walkrd. He xtoVi , I.cesbutg nt Gainesville,
Protect Y o u r H ealth
NOTH*!; I* h^ri»Iiy nitru Hih-i t,n [J.ilHtwdl
HNipi*. HoiluiVi II,
Ihe 3nd (h*y of Auuuel A I* ISIS, Maine,
__ _
— S leep D ettcr!
KINANl’F. ynut purchases nf second but went on to third a.
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undcfstKavd
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UEETI^TO;
IT V S O F T IK A L L L K A I il K
oMrtiinB all III,, stock of <h,. sem- ' Von are hereby noli fir.) (hid Ihn
niitomobilea, truck* and elcclrl. catcher Tom Gates’ throw to the
ra m
w.
fee
IVI.
•nolo Tire Shop, lnc_. odi apply lot above-alylei! rause for dlvorca ha*
ca| equipment thru G. M. Hoyd bn»« was wide. Hisson then
r, II I.mm 1 be llortmabb >1 11 hontb h, i. n barn filed against you In tha allotegroundesl out to short, senV S ; I lay tic* & Williams
A Cn.
•t .500 A. M. at bl> office at lb*1 t'ourl lendlle-l fourI. You arc hsrrby
M
im
a
Amutrnu'iit
Co
3
Bryant to knot the count.
House *| Hanford, f lo, llllt for in ] notified In ap|osr before Ihe *i«itva
••
Of rV**«luH»p, of ibe Hem-j Court r.n the ith ,l.,v of Alinusf.
12 S P E C I A L S E R V IC E S
Daytona jumped into tbt lead Hu- Hitnfnnl HrrnM .2 ■» 2 /.on order
bode Tire nhnp. |g,
.6011
*t*. nnd fall you nnuahi, hrnc< a
nyain in the fifth when Hob Len S«*4'i»rilv Lumber (*»»■ •4 i
JACK
K MtHtlllHtis
tjeerct" pro rtinfosno will ho rnlnrcd
SIGNH
(«nn«|^
i eJ*»‘»
non dmdtv'd nnd went to third on Iktibnon
MAHY S E I . L JttrtHlltanN
nunlnal
you and tho aald catrae
ii
Show cards and posters
r
»
.000
trYI'HIE IIH .NK HMITII
proceed
parte.
a fielders' chide". Gates came f *‘urp^fif^r** Ufiifiii
119 West First 81.
Phone 1133
O— DEE'S SIGN Sr.lt* l« E
Gmnri
Thunuluy
Nljrht
li
In
furllicr
ordered II,si this
through with a single to right to
Fa* lory— Celery 4 San fo rd A vs.
M
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t
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(I, II. Landress. Phone 1021
order
be
publlnbnd
one* a week
vi
|{«iluifin
score l-ennnn wi!h the second
. I'hone 67J-J
T o [Sirnthy || T r a i f . (Vh<w-,( |,|*,-c 'of four
rive Vrceka ill (bo
Car)H*ntrrB
Security
ot reside,,, o it, i ; j W Clout fcT,
"temfnrd H’ rabr*. Hanford. Blnrlda.
marker.
I L D O It H A N D IN G
f‘Islo, It-Id. S J
WTTNEK8
m
y
haul
and
off
I,
lot
Tim Feils scored one again and
nnd finishing, ( ’ leaning and w ax
You * ,c b c v b y i n p j l n I to ,|iing. New flie r * surfaced to per- knotted the count in the eighth.
pear on ihe |)u, ,L,> of i n , « » . A
'D I9t*. In a rertatn -till f.,t ,|,.
frctluri. Old flnnra mndo Ilka new. Bryant tod off with n walk nnl
V(*rcf- psndtns In Ihe Clrcort Coon
(a ll
was sacrificed to second by lbsIlf A,kerlfll,4 t’rea.
of Hmilniil, County, fl a n d s . no
'
II. M. GLEASON
fun. With Silverman nl the phttr
al.br , - 1 la, o,1 till.
,.f ohlc'l nail
T W O R O O M S U IT E W I T H B A T H . Soytheastern
Lake Mary, Fla.
ca»o
l»: i la re non T i l i o . flniiult,
nnd ono away Bryant took off
/Toward the end of I'nul Wan*
exposure. F or tw o or three people. O th e r rooms
for third iitnl thanks to a wide era baseliatl career he was with V(L Dor,dtiy II. Tyner, D o fc u lj n l
RENT A 'C A R
W lt n v u ray bn nil ni.i of Tic bit
throw to liw base by Gales he the Bn, ton Brave* and whom nc*t a* Hnrh of the Clirull Court
available.
YOU DRIVE IT
made it safely,
ahnuld he have ns manager but „ f Ram Ino to County. Klorhtti. ilila
PHONE 10(1
” V A L D E Z H O T E L — Benn C . 'S m a l i r M g n
Silverman then tali! down a Casey .Stengel, Paul’s eyes hnd Hie Bill day of Inly, A. II, ISII.
fiTRH'KLANIl-MORRIHON
o 1*. IIEItK*|,MN
- bunt which was -fielded perfectly l*eeb troubling him ami lie wore
cirrk ui Circuit Court
U-lIHIVK-IT, INC.
and Bryant was tossed out at the glasses to read.
Heminolc Count) Ktorldir
LAWNS 'muwod.
Reasonable plats*. Bob Tuttle saved the Inning
In balling practice one day, IH E A ld
price*. Jerry laird, phone 7HH w-hen be promptly smacked a Fancy said lo him: “ Hit one
f
aftTin; TO APPKAII
lv.,r
triple to right center field to score over that whiskey nign in right TO: Verna I. A t , I.,,
field.”
of n-nldvi,rc l» Itlcb a i u , o
C
Silverman
and
knot
the
count.
EXPERT piaifo tuning and re
Paul *aid: “What sign? I ran’t
You a,r Itvirhi tetiulrrd to *ppairing. H. Cliff Dresser. Box Bride and laikc worked Miiloof for »ee it.’
p.a, ,.n II,. i : ii i . , of A li* , aA
free paa»>s but the threat ended
1U6, ML Dora. Phone 2115.
. Casey said: “All right, how I) ISM, t„ a (ci iai n n»,l: f„r d|.
when Stewart .made a beautiful doc# the hall look to you with vntrn prndiua In II,* circuit
of Krmlnolt I'ounit. piondu. ao
DODGE - PLYMOUTH
catch of levy’s line smack to your glasae* on.’’
abbreviated IMU af o hoh .aid
PARTS AND SERVICE
deep center.
rasa
I,. It.dint C. Medford, f|*|nPaul replied: "Like nn aspirin
109 Palmetto Ave.
Phone lOt I
llff, vs. Verna I. Medford. De fen
The Islets won tha tilt in their tablet.”
dant.
half of the ninth. Challiot smack
Casey Uien asked: “And with
Wltnes* my hand ami official
WARNING to automobile owner*
112 W E S T F IR S T S T R E E T — P H O N E 880
■•■1 at ftanftrrd, Hriutncla County,
and drivers. 38 state* .now have ed a pop Gy to right field. Silver- your glnsse* off/'
Hlate
of
Elnrlit*.
Mil*
»lfi
dry
of
man
came
in
to
catch
the
fly
but
Paul answered; “Like a grace, July, A. D ISM
atrlct law* Imposing heavy pen
atliea on molorlita who cannot lAtvy and Kramer were on the fruit.”
n P. IIEHKD '1 8
•
pot.
Silverman
barked
away
and
Caaey said: Keep ’em off then.”
C1*rk of I'trdult Court
pay a judgment for injury lo
IHEAI.I
Kramer
missed
the
ralch
by
a
others caused by their autotqo
Some 4,300 vxploratnry ’ oil
bite*. You arts taking a grave foot.
S OTII'l:
Tt) A l’ I’-h(i:At!
U
W(n
,,
„ „(, r,
Stewart thmi lashed a double wflja wtrr sfrillcl in the United^
chance if you drive or If your
automobile I* driven In nuy of down the left field line and Chad- Htalefi liixt yciir, of which 11 Jf) of tpauintii's i« miktinwti,
You are hereby required ( „ ap
Iheso states -unle’l,’ you are In lot pulled-up at third. Ix>nnon was percent prnrlucetl ni|.
pear *,,, lb* Jill, dar iIf Auaual, A
sured. See u* laifoni you take intentionally walked nnd Joe l.inD . IBM. In a rcrU iu ’ ill! fur .11
One-clghlh ot a ton of cnal is V «rr* pending In ibn Circuit Court
a trip in your car. C. M. Boyd •key grounded lo Kramer who
threw to Hcharpe.at the pate in needed to make a Iwrrel of gaso „ f s, mitinl, CrriitjM*. rlurbla. an
4 Co.
al.brrv|nl’ <t till* ,,f wii!,l< aj)l,t ra - «
tirno to nab Challiot. Gatos, tho line.
fa E ttlr Iwni lU rlgsn. I'lA l'itllf va.
ELECTRIC appliance repair* — next baiter, got set at the plate
Wm. C. Itartaan. Dcfvnlant.
w* repair washing machines, and so did Stewart on third. As
Wit nraa my hand and official
vacuum cleaners, fan*, mlxtrs, lllaaon fired . the next pitch
»c*J a l Hanford, HamlitoD County,
Htala
o f Florida, this Slh day of
•ewlng machine*. Trotter Ap- Stewart tailed for tin plate and
T H K H TATB O F P fjO ltlD A lo Lor- Jul>. A. li IBM.
pllenco Service, 804 W. Second
am
*
Hick*,
whoaa
raildrucu
U
Q P. H E IIN I h .N
Gates laid down a perfect bunt to
St., Phone 1054-J.
unknown:
t 9 *rk o f C ifcall Court
■queexe In a victory.
A sworn bill nf rnmptalnl hating
.Srmlrmle Count) Florida
In the last half of the ninth, been filed In Ibe Circuit Cnurt In ( H E A L )
SNAPSHOTS—printed, developed,
enlarged. We copy old photo Kramer lined out to left but and for Hemlnnl* fnuntv, Klnrld*.
In Chancery, a g a la .l yon (nr d i
graphs.
Sharpe walked. Howlngtnn was vorce,
Ih* aharl IH U of whirl,
T II K COURT-OF T II B COUNTY
tent In to run for Sharpe. Bryant, I* John lllck s \ sl D iialu. 1 : 1, k>. IN
NICHOLLS STUDIO
JU tklK . HKMINOLK IXJUNTY, FLO 220 MtlKh nidg.,.Phone ‘ 1160 with a three-two count, fanned there p rc c n i* are th*ref,ite lo III DA, IN I'HOIIATB.
:
and on the same pitch Howlngtnn eommaiid >„a to ba amt appear be- In re: Kelate of .
I S N O T IC E S — P E R S O N A L waa tossed out at second, Gates fora the circuit Court la Hcmlnuta I I 1ENI0 T. loV SU LE r
County, Florida, either la perecn
Dcreated,
.
to Mcliryde.
or by ntlartiey Iks U th day of
To A ll C r e d llo F e , and Person*
August, A. f>, -IBIS, otherw t** rle* H e v lo a Clalnie or Demanda Against
you spend .for -fire, windstorm,
ere* pro ronfesou w ill be nnltrerl Bald Ratal*:
Th* Jlnrlksh* wa* Invented In ■gains)
>oil, , .
automobile, workmen'* compen
You and each a f you are hereby
1871
by
an
American,
the
Rev.
The Hanford Herald la bareby notified Sail required (<> present
■atloti, burglary, liability and
dealanater) a* th* oew*p«|wr la nay claim* sb d demand* which yew.
Hr.
Jonathan
Goble,
a
Baptist
other kinds of insurance. You’ll
which Ihla ctlattun shall be |<ub or
yea, ntay
may have against
again
^ clfhif,r of
- .yea,
Ilk* our dlvldened paying pol minister rtsMInf In Yokohama.
Belied once each wash for four the aslale nf Irene T._ Langley, de
rneaaeutlve weeke.
ceased, U t * of Bald County, lo Ihe
let**. C. M. Boyd 4 Co.
Wllneaa my band and offlrlal Judge of 8«mlnole County. Florida,
seat aa Clerk » t the Circuit Court nl ht* offl re In Ibe court hette* oi
MAN working in Wintqr Park
Large Selection
of Hemlanle County, this ike l i b ■ala C------'
---Coun tg am'
t —
Banlqrd,
Florid*.
I to I wanta rid*.
Rudd,
ApL 4 Weltka. Phone 9169
’
after « P. M.
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LO ST A F O U N D
IS
« P
WORK
LOST—Bay mar*, crippled In
front right foot, branded EHL
left shoulder.
el
on ten
NotU
W. Bellamy, p. 0. Bax
Sanford, FU.
I a bag. 2522
204
17, 1 M 8
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W EDNESDAY, JULY
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
PAG E FOUR
Baseball Caps.......... l- 60c to SL35
’ V.
f i
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We
,’
olso carry „ cotnploto lino o f
Chase Sun Glasses .... . 25c to $9.95
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< « l l porta re p la c e a b le )
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SANFORD BOWLING ALLEY
Across F rom R il* 'T h e a t r e
I f you don't b o w l, com a a n d .watch contest
gnnti
»0 6 B u t
■zl!.
r
U k if
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mg m
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wmmm
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�THE
In U n ity T h e re Is Strength—
^ a t t fa r ls
Ta Frelecl (be Price at the World;
T# Promote the Prorrm of Anri^cl;
To Produce Prosper!Ij tor lUnfinL
AN
P* ___ -1 1
VOLUM E
X X X V II
M u rra yS a ys
4
-!X
'
Established
IN D E P E N D E N T
l
1908
Double Shooting Drama Victims
C hangeM ade
Id P A C S e t-U p
CIO Arm To Operate
Under 5-Man Group
Headed By Former
Hillman Assistant
D A IL Y
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A .
NEW SPAPER
T H U R S D A Y , JULY
W ASHINGTON. July 18
(/P)— The entire set-up oT
the CIO political action
committee has been chalin
ed; The political arm o f the
union organization will he
tho' over-all responsibility
of n group of five men in
stead o f being in the bands
of one mnn ns it was before
•y Sidney Hillman died.
18,
1916
N O . 217
Associated Press I/eased W ire
Efforts T o Revive OP A Mired Down
Again As Conferences Fail T of Agree
On Removing Price Bans On|Food
M ary Gwynn Is!
Main Speaker At
Jaycee Luncheon
*
l^ t r n lb
W EATHER
Mmflf cloud) with local ihnvrn and thnndffftftorttt* lhroB(h lrlda>t I’.uily cloudy tonight#
Palcslinc (.roup Goen To l/ondon
New Draft Set Up
Made Hard, Tight
By S. S. Officials
Teio
Asks President
Truman to Summon
Labor - Industry
Wage, Conference
. W A S H I N G T O N . J u ly 18
C/V)— l ’ou g restsio ini I e f f o r t *
in re v ivtt tli<- O P A a p p e a r
In h a ve eiulerj in a sta leIII.lie.
S en ate m m ttintw o f. flic
T m ifp re n e e *i-nmmittLT* i o t la jf
> — -CIO—President' Phtltp Murray
lottov announced that (iUycar^.li
it j, \88(S 'L '7
jdItKNs •
r e je v l' lL- a
i»r.»nosal
hy
Mrs. Msiry Cwyrm, executive;
Jock Kroll will be the adminis
Selectlie Service im moT,' the I ||,l(|’h)\ VnllTeree-i Mint WOtlltl
secretary of the Central Florid i
trative h4ad o f the PAC. Krul!
ti«*u ihaft
M"! -ii|
Blood Hunk, tndoy declared III it
n-ttioM'il Mu* S en a te
liuii'h
|-\vr
*■. s iuti ... I, s li. l v
—who had been Hillman's arsis- !
Seminole
County
was
top*
in
bio
«i*
1 I other
price celllnjfS
tant on tho PAC— will bundle.
l in liitih schiiol tutu i!i*t h fi n ed.! 1
bank nativities. Mrs. Cwynn made
Ik
rtflil nflwf
II *hr
day-to-day «u|>ervlsinn and dirts"
lull ti*»f
turn
I
iimh
*>
I
<Itivs n was a
the
statement
as
she
address'd
tlon. Top level policy will l«tolUk'r yrulbu nit* t a
ilu-v
o 111
the regular weekly luncheon of
wait*! 1«* mIIowim! cs* fun *h «ut -**i?i: •**nun tn ilolcto from* tha
formulated by n five-man execti.
S«mite, hill » |»tiivisii»n that would
the Junior Chamber of Ceramet «•
live board.
It’s members will
n Rtfnrtfr nr M*t»Utjsh,r
which was held nt liw Sinter I tin.
I lit*It ill lift lit i||1tf/i makt'
j H up in ptm* UictrnHf. for a
be Iho soccrlarv treasurer* of
t1s i ®
-pminj ptircpliitin, A Im*. h hium . L*i*:r iiuttilic i *>i iiuiiiufadumf
four CIO unions— David Mblhin- gANCH OWNfg AND NIQMI CIU8 OHI4AT08 Held King Wlckware, 33. is j Mrs. Cwynn, following her in
w ill nnf hf* tfcG irctl livaiiM* , » f n i lu h
£ aid of the Steelworkers, Julius currted on a strctclier t left> from the Phoenix, Arts., home of Mrs. Clar
troduction j*y President Jack Ita-.
•k‘|o iitliiit*. Filllii'Ls Hill riiit In* i hi uti rffntt tn eml the
w Etnspak of the Electrical Work- ence 7- Uoard, where he ts said to have fired three shots at Ids wife. I tignn, asserted that thj Central
iN'uftriL nf poll! -so. n«u 11*1*11 * ■hi jin I*, i* %Tll* t'Uill VIIII:f*-o wn« 'named
era, George Addes of the Auto A firmer New York model, she was the Typical American C.irl" of j Florida itulitnllon was the only
•vornlK^t.
!IIf 1HI
to ln.lv tlu
* 11Inud fiP e m e hsn! lnp
'
‘ Workers nml Wiliam Potlock of 1038. Wlckware then shot himself in the chest.
( fnfernnfh.nrtl)
hlonl
bank,
mi far ns c.*rt tc
the Textile Workers. Ken) I will
I hr i iilr nil m i'iipiitlollltl itH , ■ If .. Ii.p«*d tii.ii .i*;M‘eini*nt *iStl
determined
that
i*
operated
striitf.»r tonl;» for
s |tn I » rldlPtl
be lb® fifth member end chair
fti»*nK i iHfg'itrttlitrU ftmj;F
ty on a donor system. She to* IKPRCSCNTAT1VIS of President Trumnn'd fpeHal rnhlru t rniiimlttoo on
•.I or ico i oil?
man of the Inured.
■i I. in r*.
1■
. 111*10
1Im
n piano In Washiii«!uii fur Diml.m,
vralnl that sine,, the organirntioi Palontlno nre thmvn ns they
tip A III
n tG*i
The new PAC tet-up not only
»P*
altomly underway m iiif JiiitP-h cujui d
of I hr bunk Uml between <1,000 Thry will rariy uti
i* »• ,n!ent Tn*'
* i t .tIMlltt‘.1 S. Ia.il . S* * .. .
eliminates
the
necoi-atty
for
' ...... 1' I*!
on
varloti*
rjur
ftnUB
rnuoit
t<y
ilir*
lliitisli
CSovoruncni
m
o
>nm
*<\
\
>
i%
in ;.<W<1 Iramfumoii* has be*
ti ,%*
I'l.flt- tn ap*
!► *i*’H 1* 31M* *1*'
' i Mr. Mt
nomine s one-man successor to
w
iHi
tho
rrcoocmrioiiflation
of
tho
AnulQ''
Amrrtmti
f
't'tm’tiMfp
for
the
1.. ( he-ter
given.
1, f*« Ih *|*|a * *• *» .III.
III J.
.....
llillmal) but It probably will
Irinivrfpr <>f I
KnrT>|w*»iii Jews tu Paint Ino, SIp ^mi mo (I to r i
H . i.
ii.i'!! •Iiri'ctuf
.
.1
drill |*4'11-i Ml* IM.I |. |<f 11t
While outlining the organ!*-*
make the numnittco more delictiIt.
K.
Gaston;
II.
F.
Grady,
chairman,
and
G.
Dorr.
t/nfcrMaftonal)
i UFA under
ithie in tin’ ii.ihxn.il i ir- f '« «• XXf»*Mi Uf? * •" Lr
(ion nf llm hank. Mis. Uwyi a
. <lfnt than ever on Philip Muriuy
. .!•! function*
I L *t D,?«H f lint .•Im. ! u>■ M. iU. » . b*. t
^
In top poilev matters. The com
-aid that Seminole County (toils) 1
1
i
.
i
Imi.K il, ilit*Hfli it • i
. , Ml |f i 9
«-ll .. 'A DtHV • v
mittee Itself has tieen enlarged
bad given a l"l,n of IP I trajvifu
,1 1-* I
t esnleut Tnt■ in »«. 1(III <Kl.’M.I .!•!•“? li lt <1k •i bill b.
from .7 to It members —and one
inns. She added that since t Ire
" MItiHI
nruertiately a
t's’PI f .»I m «
!•> m )
of the new member* is Mutiny
j war. .17 whole tdimd transfusio .
t I
n«i I Imluitrv
r< 11t*f, •i i ii*' ■h f • lat*
Under tho old PAC set-up. Mur
(
had
been
green
-at
rents
and
M
* '*mfiler tin*
lA * a d s
I Ml tin Ml
I
nil
rI** J»*-p'
ray had only been ex-off icln
i
ii
.1
. j bottle* o f plasm ,i<‘ ed.
M,i
, melt i ,i»IM I 4inaei* The
tZ(
ehint e
-iim
(in in)
chairman of the croup.
CIO
Ill
I o p u l.tr
* C'll* |
111 I ( ‘ l l l i l l l l . G e o r g i a ;
In discuss jm'.iVrtlvenesa of
; ,, i -ii 14( tint'
mil wiujr In*
tftil .Iit t mt; the «nt
traders bad urged Unit Mmmv
whnlo blood,/trrs. Cwynn said
Men w-foM Ii ti v*• Lti-f! *■*,.
VVAM ItViTflN Ju! v 1H,
i " • » . *• elf*' urr* Ir % m view of
take over the PAC leadership j
---- T V
I'rriidenl
died that whnlo bt.sul ran ho key
a ! * tm:
>■17
jg>vi Ft*
tmitgii»» ' * r «■ «'llt
I*»r- *■1**»»I 111*ntiti t***Iav
i»i * f r«itfl ii*1111fit V -*-» v-irr »1it11i
himself.
He asserted that the} A TLA N TA . July
I",
.list it** wuuht
Tab this nuirning »t HiltO o’clock at hi* only for a maximum of Uirv
|llr\ rrUifru-m-i ,*t|lt.Lnue*l !|Ui? tht mih*h phi -e nt **i*f *t mb’ :■ ; 1” l'P Mm11;i v
burden of other duties tn the • Furrow Governor •'***•'r
M
u
eference
»’unii >1 .. i,*k t ItIlf
- r(*Mi*wui|
r«*fil
CIO prevented that.
j mndge is increasing In* lead in homo at Hit Kim Avvriue after an weeks.
In? will ink* flu* vtomp this Yf.u Rave theft I
! t
f’slahli.'dilnu
his fijfhl for tho dermietnUe no- illness of seven months. Hr was
the
*(•
h
't*♦!
hv
they've
itnpr
fur
DiMnnei
Nile
i
e^Murifil
mi
■>v
She cipreaseil the valuo o f the
f
ttleu iute iiimrati"
I V\X ! I
witj
mi nation for governor In tho bom in tVlharu, (>a . lh‘c. 7. txTO
|flulift*’ - if 11«* f*ai» be f •f sc i v b; * I’ liQtJL'il fftt
hlooil hank not only In patitOl
*
.fin: ret! ttatlfllllll
4
tieirrgi* primary
p
Tire unit vnlr, and until IP 'S when tie moved
lift Ht>1 I'HM. ve( . Illftt lie list ill nftml
from
Sanfonl
and
Stiniiiele
<
!ooi
J
" ‘ V.^hai cptmj
%;H‘I V» * tiiriiR. nt>y- |terilir |il;ti
(Hiker w rltKih), fni the
erehant , at ..l’c l-t.
y ”1 i«»7 u n i ,w»V
. a
* t y hu| from other community j
ry |-|V<
) aimadge
the l a i d tarty
u
vr ! r i nn
jim
i tor * .pmkmi* »-tUi
ham.
am
also
did
some
fa
rm
in
g
.^
r|)UM
,j„1
,
wilhui
cenlritl
Ilor.d.i.
: x Mi, l|th
234. However. Janie* tarmich
V|e I t
fitiilll U;* rjcr |+( ti,| rerve.t
He estnhlithcd a gr-H.-ry l.cre
„ v,
,hl|t th„ r t„
, r,n
I »•**•■«! N*
nc| Is leading in tiie |to|m*ar
•ditiirlit
**» itie -elk*’,| |lf
which
Im
ruahiUli.ed
until
h
«|ljrh
ar
,|0
|
1
„
antlei,.,.
d|
vote
lie Wits '.?Cd.Of'l' ugnio.t
. W.| oltlk •
H •'! I It <*t<lt»*I ft 4It,• I * llfvltfi*
V*’lrt n.
iicme.il
n
11**6.
His
«
if'I.
,lh<,r„
Hlllr)t
will
'provide
I
d
Talmadge'* 17k.All
ft <■t iirnlot
Ml I*
. wfif
«' •
f j*
Il.‘* * * M* 11Iv*" rttll 1fIf Mm
dm.i,
,
f „r n u.tal r- ' ,f
the unit »y-lem. (ieorgia's 11st. Mary Jane bodge died a. '
I S Wth
L-'k.'* • * Mriuulitn **f ^('ti- I*«f tIi i StI limit
on
Dec.
li*1,
Il»46.
Sbc
»»■*
lb
i counties liavo lid unit vote*,
fin earh. This means, she
M» 4»on
*li-ir irt Mt Tiumnii he ilrnftr-J
HOME. *Juy IB. I/IV-S trike with 20ti r.fiuiied for election
former M »ry J«ne WHuin*. *b<»«n t plained, that tho hospitals will
• -»*rl«*f| flmt SlMtik'htf’t L{|\
a
continued to opreail throughout
The Ueipocralic Nogiination is he married. Julf t. 1RM.
„ ,k H to charge <2 for giving 'i,0
'(■i' j* »l I-* e\i‘t v IIstiii^r Hi* White
Italy lodov and iiteraior Atcid- .’(tuivalcrii to electitjjt, ami tin
j 11<i»jihi’ llm-. nitini t "imu'i , tn «ltt.
Mr. le-dgo was u mends'r of |rnnaf„slm» wllllo tho blood hm.k'i
He (iasperi calltd upon the
July »rH.
n NisKT't AI
return nf Talmnilgc
Talmadge may mean 1(lie First linptist Church of San , r ; v|co cliargo would - l«* set
Tin* pr«'«iiletiL Mtiil he tin
|Nt|u‘e *|prl;ir«* i h-it fi mit per 'ttmi
i t Army, Navy and-police to cml— the
return of the while Denote-, ford. The body, in the charge nf
Ii
r
K
iiii .Uj r*tv ptdltlnil Iflit lei
fi
i
j*
kimwu
t
‘
have
heen killed
- if necessary—a petioleum strike
ratlc primurv
rv* which the United u„, Krlrkson Fnr*rnl Home, will
.
Im ’ ilppnrt
il
ii I - '-J
in
I he
tft.sl
1
*
3
that ■ had developed to » point blat«k
In
nullliiing
various
expim
i
Supreme t'mirl has rule I he taken to the Elm Avcmn resi
«i|*|iititeni | ini
\*%
ii I* t
. ‘Irt l e t
ipln <
de*eritved l)v tho premier a* i IIUI«t
go
Ye leriiav
negro.'. dence Kridny morning and on the npi'ratjon of the liank 1
• - I..
the hlujit
nt ai l
national emergency.
scried that after earh trnn-f •
Voterl for thr' fu -i tune
l|ow
i;
■nuii'itl
» •
t tun?'
l>e (inaperi's ‘call to tho ".rul ever, Talmadge nirnpaigmd <n . Saturday will Im taken <>• Mi. tlicri' remains appnixiinat" I.
i.
Kt*..
f
'■
itv
1
.
..........
MI1,|IItf
I’leasimt Cemetery at |"lham,
*
i
11'itnbe.r
ed forces nml police to inter n-nr white Silprenui* . pl'lfaiiu
jj !t ,||||, 1*
,1
,1
.
i
)
1
„
(
*1
uel
worth
uf
unusahte
(jollies.
'
•i ’ .inn
In the strike tf nece**ftn
promi-ed t ■ t.ro.g l»n ■ * ,rhili' tin, where funeral and nUemicu:
,,
i
,
iti
t r * -i \ til
•i o I. r o
Lee Samuels, representta,:
I '- • .
III (hi’
tfje most vigorous nclioli .he primary try pulliiig il heyniid will take place at II nil A M
'.I'lta' 1'''* 1" •
•efll II* !♦• 1
u
Mr. Lodge Is survived hy five Semimiln Growers A*rmein!i."n
premier has vet taken. • A enht stale control.
pr.t
n
South
n li'rioli'iU«> *! ' ■ IM.m!o Uv f!"• |,V 111. fnI I 1.0 r
i, le *n ............. . ( • mil
net minister said lie (iaaperi*. ('arolinn did to. vun < ngn. Hr daughters: Mrs. I jl'oiki liodwm, the .Sr’ttilnoln County Farm
1..11,1,1 t ill ttas.ir if .*r lii'nhii (ill IhK 5I I'll I aI=:•n *
*'* 11ii Ml* \ i,t ' 1linI
action had the support of the removing the lieiuocrnlic isi
Mrs. Let bin Tatum am! Mm . t-d- rail appear ell before ,tlie m
illnw log rm ’i|»I of hamplci culI In* I hh»- lit* pit at <ny' that
iSGt!>i!i/i i i he^li’r llmvti
when
SbCiallits, hut that the Coru- innrv from state cu t ml, Tab word Williamson o f Sorifoid, Mrs. tmlay and rer)ueslcd tlm Ji
name n nrrev.ur t •* Knmonilc Irrlrd hy l»r. Frank (imllman. two of li.tMu hriniirhi tlicir for
a
munlsts position was not known, nrrdge contended that it wuup W. O. Harrell o f Orlando nod Mrs. to take an active part in n ciir-j
arrival
will fun* lioM.% lie Mtiil fmlher ilim ln r «»f h» SiMiilnnli* FourDy tf Piiliiiont \\i i f il*M I*
'»
The itflke involve* snniQ 7.Old lie n private organisation sub 1Johnston Mngrudcr of Charleston, rent program to ubtain’ iim>I' -<iul
and that In 3 * JR utltt n werp
tln»t |»nr«s will Lr'* e'en hlichri Hriillh HniL
workers
throughout
. .
. - Hal
- 7 n,,<* hos.jeet „ n|y
its own rule, an t S, C.j lwo sons, Turner Lodge and better living quarters fur m i ■r*
time 11»•’ v .nr nuw imlt-v eun*
<f Wih‘ f (ilU‘11 f |Milt •■MiUkflrl iti VI! .'{tub ili?*11*0- with*
Th|re I**tied up vital operations nnd1regulation*.
M. J. l/idge of Sanford; one sis- ted negro laborers. 71ie g'mip
vwta pit*4-%ed
lii'l- «n i’ f***t4t*r*i
BP
..n» h.
i t ,hm! wr L s|*|» i in ,* »i» mmI* •
lln*
voted
to
have
the
matter
laki
P“ nJTr i ,.oIJr^ Rne/r.i.n,r ,W;!g' I ' ,n
election.; lcr>
Mr 11 Mallard of VnlVI, 1nniiiin iiiH41li4'MNi hi. »l hi? nf hr IjPik
M
ila
.
iir
tsikn?
:it
liefnra
the
board
of
din-cti-i
I
v
h n r ^ t s ^ d e n t?nn!T l ^
Heine . i.lallvi Ilek-i
(la.; two brothers. William
f*-,. i» inu'iit
1JI r ' |11Jtfi • hi M>k ( ■►
11If f»' ■ fi*. val-t *hf i
Il f» t» wii’k
bor leaders In Rome last nisht [ Ilouclnw Mankin i.om.ume.l that | |>)M|K0 o f
an,| j „ h„ t^.ilgu furtlier inveitigaUnn.
" * 1iiMih
- ,i L i 1hi*
.. .1 filti.l
f«r
r. •M'lVIt -.ii Imimm. (
and asked thern tn get their men j ,|)P oill claim n,ri'»inineli|
It.
IIM
lk
•
I
.
■
i
l
..i
ion
Wilson Rosuemorn of t »* t
‘.lu t.
till
• * ■
riiN
back to work. Do (Jaspcri d r e c t - , , }* |,a „ , , f .......
vote* Mrs of I'elham, (Ja., 17 grand i hildivu
irim n s ifw:»i n v<? tm lh»* H R, Mort«.» 1 ii t"
I
14I* '’It
and It great gi smlchitdii
n visitor today.
\If 1Mill *ul**. Milt ji f I • ' illi mill, IlmlMt |
ed local police throughout ti e j Mankin
appeared tto !«■ lending
I
.VhiirL In Ni’WYtirk wn i S
Mnnkiri appeal
fIfIM 4 11 * Ifti
I \\ i%
Im t, *. i-ift» i MM Inly •
Mi i M in » \|
rountry to arrest and fine any in the popular
le. lull not i i .
Fiihrmi/, ’ t (' Him, !■!>£>pi. Slitf ( ■tf+'f'
11m* ..
respensihle labor leaders who re the unit ballot
tn Ihn I ’
t*» )f<in firr hti h inil. d
ill »•**
1t imttM
i» Vvu i i » ( . ♦ i ♦
.hi . July
i
i"
mH i si.ii* I lb
fused to order their men hack
nirmlK r ttf liti? Fiiyplixin I *lin •
...... |.'ii'ii
r
\
»t
p*
tinuupfi
fvmii I '
liM flUilHIMit Kill
ffif fmitid <>f
on Iho job.
1
1
nnal
Ml-,
in-ii
I
m Iho 11. S* Thry will I \m* r 11. u pMu iil nf r>*
( miL* a ( .it, iTUinfluji %¥*'
■! I hi" j M[M‘H lull,
• Otic f int , or , • >, Iin
*
llvo in WUrnmin. (Intrrnaliitruil)
^*|wf»*b«,i
i»f Mm- l inii’J p*»u| i. N'l
I
Irtfiiled
i * • i. i < I•*••»• Ml.idi* (♦'fit l "■(! | ’ i?i
il - ya if * t* box
ViiI m*
( i* fH’ fill A* ilhl"l>
litre U4 t,, fiiiiga. growtJi, Th" Into nit *t>J i In ti it ..
Mrs. Irene II. Hock, hi, died
.
to r
| *bni*i . n if
SfMHluf*
W.iitrti wator almnld not It* iiaod for Aftt1 w .* i 4■fltv 11 ttt -il »*11 J 11UII it F.
h
early lids morning at her homo
(;ill)*O llU !ry I l f l C ’ llflS \„-I..,
Wnnonl. Tn,,, I Mm.nlly drinking pmpnsoi unless laiiltil. 1MmI'IiIs 4411*1 \VIti V\ illefl
liwi**
on tho Country Club Ruud after a
AUGUSTA, July IB. C IV A iuit'.'ring dines!,
the fli.n m I IhhI v. then In*
**f J i 'I hi nml A 11ii iti Viiitflen* Dr. l)uil!miiii said.
,**t
llsngor newspaper .(T h e flaity
U fr **f Mirbicmi, Mil*. Fmiulin
IrtjM'rtt'fl the -witch, 'Hi?* Afitfill
Mrs. Heck, wlu was burn mt
‘ rxtlhmtfrt ft It
II
llimflil
il* |t»wi-t*vfjlt mifl Iti'ptd rfilnHvo
HONO KONG, July 18, D P t- Commercial, ha* a blind war Nov. 18, 1M2 at Madrid Spain, |
“ Old Matt Inflation'* finally
LONntlX. July IM. t»Vi F M I S-.| Itlrmm ■>! Now
‘ Wind* that rMched a velocity veteran covnlug a special re»- had resided hero for tlm pji>t six
j fnfnllvV i *c«piiiiI
Mnitlgoincr',
-■------*— of. 102 mil** an hour hit Hong aion o f Maine’s legislature. The weeks. She formerly lived in Ht.-f gotten around to soda fount»mfc Marshal
He led o ff with a 20 cent a g iMon ha*
l
SI i. Alt SHORTAGE
Kdrg today a* a typhoon bat- veterah Is 'JO-ycar-oid Waller ti. I’ctsrsburg,
rise In Ice cream tn sod.. ("'Hi-' date ha Ilii'I a ill, a f.vitioiu j' ci,
Urea the China coast. Shipping McMullen. Whn lost bis sight
Mrs. Heck, a member of tlxr tain oorncra who yesterday hi>»d ern| durtog the Afitain rani
! I \* K.MC. VILI E. lov 18. Ir?)
and communication* were cn- while fighting the Japanese on
CHICAGO, ,1illv 18. UV* 'Ilia
Church of God nt Sanford, is ico cream cone* to eight cent* pnigti.
Komi ova.
ii ii til ii'
»ii
fr^m
0 dangered by thd storm.
National
Mi'dintiio*
Hoard
i
trvMcMhlen makes his notrs in survived by her husband, Fret from tha nieklo price that h.i cgIll a liilif-haiMi iiiM n ii I' bIiiv .
many ifttifanr-ifiH Iirrr all'l
Tne Royal Naval Obaervatnrv
ling
to
avert
n
sirikr
on
tin
tho ll/iri'll Fiold Mat. Im! fold
i e j it it ( i t m t i f 11i f v » ci ii u f t ft ti i f a r
announced that the typhoon had Ilraltle characters on cardlioard A. Beck of this city; two daush-i )|U.(, frotn tlmo immfmorlal.
MIA I illID, July t*. UV> tiwi_____ . . ..
o f invitiur (ii ni'ial Itittr i Vito r,all mil* Francisco Frattcu dc- ! IllfnoU Central ltallro.nl >* l for at all It i in vi*r\ MIBftll Rllitl*
struck lu heaviest blow west amt uses an awl instead of n lera, Mrs. Delureao Thomas «.T, .
Clearwater and*8andrt Bori; of
*®e , * r®*"* * 1**
Tltoma In ilinnt'i nftar Ilir tj*'i- fcotlcil In, military iiultrv today : Sunday morning. Federal M*-*lni- lltlf ,i.
* o f llong Kong, but then the pencil.
SO cenU._ rtn.ired mnn Afrikii fur p
McMullen make, his nates in Sanford; one ion, William 1. ro* f /fom
nimrnarMlor .ud ul •lif f-nnio time rrilicisi-tl ! lor Thomas Virkei. I,a ill • l< « d
»torm swung twwk toward Hong
milks
from
20
to
23
cent
i
>nd
in the legists Iore’s sperlol scs- Jefferson, a mombar of thn United
was capttii*d r*! El Wamtdn ......... ulo wutM for its altitude jlll f ’hlcago that hr has trout.
|contacts with i epic I otafivi . nf
M(illtgotti*11i ratil h"( *«< ,rrlr
American and British naval inii lieeaurc ’ it was railed pri States Na vjr; and one grandson, egg drinks soared tn 30 cent
In an iiit*'i'**-w ■the railroad and of lln* Brother
Ono downtown drirggi.*- '-'ho ciirtl for thi , hut 11Jest th*’ "III* Iowiik I Snain.
•hips put out to m before .the marily to take up veterans* aid (iregory Marshall Thomas, of
mi th*' Falangist
I’arty ih’ * aservea lunches said that !■ od nor paid off ill th*' form *d |i*per, Arriha. imhliilied no the i hood of Railway Trainmen, which
storm hlL
‘A dossn or more legislation.
Clearwater.
Anv veteran tn lined of serv
served the strike nolur.
saving many ItrilLh livo
passenger and cargo vessel, re
I nth uo'iivcrtir y of In- revolt
ice (free nf char gel in any of
He
says
the
laiard
asked
for
Montgaoivry
said
Ho
learru-d
mained In the harbor where they
against Iho Sinitilsh Rcpohlit-, I
,
the following categories is re*
fS lSC O O MAYOR WINS
Von Tlmroa cortain in Krniirn asserted that mrtiarcs I federal help after the trainmen
risked being- driven ■shore.
quested to visit the office of
called
tin*
slrike
to
enfold'
gin
*
formation
nhotit
tho
military
>.n the frontier ohliga the rmin. |
’•••tiie responsible agencies listed
SAN FRANCISCO. July IB. bib
Railroad strike,
motliods of tiff omn Fjolil Mar try to maiulaln a large army.
|mice demands.
below:
usually
are
postponed
at
Ira-!
—’Th* calendar on Mayor Rr.ge
shal
Ronimol
which
helped
tho
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As f"r his foreign detractors,
C’oordtnalor — E. B. Carter,
EX IMUSON'e r TO TKACH
MU3 British ratiM' in Inter lint ties.
D. lapbam's desk aald “ 838 d-.'** Home. Arrertgeraent* hero are in | a M eenUt wclnar„
30 days pending mediation.
the
Kpanish
dictator
accused
them
Atlantic National Bank Buildto go** today on complete his ctiarga o f - tho Erickson Funeral kraut luncheon at 50 cauls ,ntd
of hypocrisy, and suggested that
Ing.
4CER, T « t n , July ifl. (A*) four-year term in office.
Rome.
lira Ntiorlcomlnga of fils regime
vegetable plate at 40 cent/.
Employment — U. K. Em_
Jsme, Monros Smith. 60,
It w as' something more than
arc
as
nothing
compared
to
sins
Soda fountain proprietor' ray
lloyment Service, 112 North
former prosidont of Louisiana Just prophetic, because the eity'a
rnniinlttrd
against
Spain
hy
otiicr
there Is plenty of sugar on Ute
Unrk Avenue
Univarsity, who was re- voter* yesterday squelched a re
nations.
market for making syrup to
Vocational 7 raining and Edu
.. ft t mth* federal prison call movement a n d .In a special
cation — T. W. I-uwlon, Court
aweetan drinks, but that they l ave
Atlanta last Fab. *. will re- election nraffirmed hi* adminis
Ralph
W.
Warren.
B
:».
died
DI8THICT
MEETING
First
Lieut.
Harold
G.
Haskins,
House. .
•ion tration by a vote o f I0S.742 to . LONDON. July 18, W l- T h e difficulty in ircurlnj the ncccnshortly before noon Wednesday st
Legal Assistance. Hospitalary coupons which govern pur- Jr nf the Army Air Force rccxintlory 7*.«73.
of
the'homo
nt
21B
West
h
’iflh
Street.
rSTTi
Tho regular meeting
ly returnod from Europe ami with
Iration an>l State Service Of
chases o f sugar.
P H
. ________
,_Uon bread
hia wife mill U hy son Is staying Fifth D iitrill o f tho Titvn;end; !Ki was botn In England, Oec.
ficer — Contact through Lloyd
JUST DRKAMING
♦••Pita a threatened revolt of
F. Boyle. County Scivic# Of
at tho homo oT his parents at 2018 Recovery Pllft will ho held in [1838 and had lived hera for tlio
bakara.
Such a decision was
ficer, Takach Building.
Sanfonl Avenuo preparatory to Daytona Beach, Sunday, July 21 j past eight years...
CHICAGO, July 18. (A^-David believed to have bean made at
9KVKN DODIEH FOUND
Horn# Service Assistance to
Mr. Warren Is survived by tha
■turning to (lalneaviilo In tta» at tho Recreation Halt on City!
Aqderson, 10. wanted to be hit a special cabinet meeting this
. . ’all to complete hia ionior ts^n Island with sessions at 10:00'A, widow, Mrs. Harriet J. Warren Servicemen, ex-Seprlcem«n and
and atrong “ Ilka Joe Louis.” So morning which was attended by
OSAKA. July 18.
their Dependents — Amerlain
M. and 1:30 *P. Mo according to of Sanford. Funeral services will
ha took what ha thought were Minister o f Food, John Strachey. Ixfdic* nf sevm SupcrfAclrr _ a t tho University of Florida.
Red Cross, Lakefrnnt Boule
be h«td Friday, afternoon nt 4:00
n u t , ®° four vitamin pills. But aoon ha
Tha association which repre fllara killed in a mountalnc rath : Lieut. Haskins spent 18 months W. I. Hughey.
vard. , .
o'clock at tFa Erickson Funornl
♦ 00-pound began to fe#| less like Loul* and sents tha bakers kaa announced near Nara in January uf U*1# .oversea* and waa stationed in
Veterans Administration —*
CORRFCrfflN
Home with tho H*v. Mark Car
B. Lawis more like the feows Louis fights, that m a a b m ‘ mill refuse *to have bean recovered by a U. 3. .England, France, Belgium and
Martin M. Kudich,
Tho 4-H Camp session for 4-TI penter of Holy Cross Episcopal
ts If tha rs- Army graves registration pla Germany and served In tha 3<55
He * * < nuhed to fc jio s o iu l to collect breed ticks
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Office every Tuesday.
lln
reported reaovar from the kayo effects of Uon plan goat IntoI affect as toon. None of tha victims hive Bombing squadron, 305 Group, Bth girls will be held at Camp Mc- Church officiating. Interment will
Qumrlo July- 20 tn Aug, 2,
ho In l^keview Cemetery.
A ir Force,
been identified.
dat» this yrer. •
sleeping tablets.
Ueheduled pn Monday.
College Youths Wont
Be Dcffered With
out Special Reasons
Outlines
Operation
Of Central Florida j
Blood Bank System;
Latest Returns
L. F. Uidge Dies
Show Talmadge This Porn in g At
Increasing Lead
His Residence
1
Asserts He Will Take
Stump For Democratic Candidates
President
Carmichael, However, Funeral Services To
Still
State
Be Held Saturday
Wisconsin Round
Strikes Keep On
Sureading Today
Throughout Italy
Four Are Killed,
Health Officials
Reveal Silver Lake
Okav For Halhinir
Count Of China I
Battered By Typhoon
Blind Vet Covering
Maine lA'^inlature
Mrn. Irene Beck
Died Karly Today
IS to 2!) Injured
In Gas F plosion
Soda Fountains In
City Are Hit Hy
“ O ldM an ln flation ”
M
Dinner W illi German
Fram'd Defends His
Military Policies
Board Is Trying l o
Avert Rail Strike
Veterans Service
s
W S
a ib t
ffirwaffiiasw*.!!?
5
:s
Lt. Harold Ilaskiiis
Returns From Europe
Britain To Proceed
On Bread Rationing
S E X I S T . . ': . " ' “ ”
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Ralph W. Warren, 89,
Died Here Yesterday
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PA G E TW O
THURSDAY, JULY
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
18, 1946
.♦ »♦
Hounded *ton*» w;re uaej as
projectiYss in early- cannon.
BOWLING CONTEST
Sm-oot-h
Starts July 20, 1946
jfn s tiw f
A P R IZ E W I L L B E
G I V E N fo r the h ig h eat acore o f the- w eak
— one fo r men, 9 ns
fo r
ladies.
D etails
w ill be on the b la c k b o a rd at the
Welcome
T h e L o s t is F o u n d
B O W L IN G
A L L E Y
Rltz T h eatre
com e and w atch contest
By Our W « n t A d *
Whae yoe leafV advertise
They Don’t Stay Lett Lone
tastier meals. So,
ire bargains In our circular! and
r ads. Watch for them
-aa shopping guides and
HOSPITAL SHIP C. A. Stafford arrived In Statep Island, N. V,
|( hfrd this troup aboard licr. Th»y ara ft. w r.): USO
t Jerry Draper; O. D. PtKkelt; Colleen Morey, Seattle, Wash.;
1 Lie, Pawtucket, It I, wounded veteran; Red Crosa worker
llllams; wounded veterans I»fc. Sam Ncluao. Elsworth, WIs.;
Ore.; and Sgt peter Ortner. (International*
SUPPLY!
The flrat American nickel was *
T.twcfou*, Mellow-Ripe
The. typewriter waa Ihvenled
by a Dane, klalllnc llanr-n.
And Furniture
Quantity Rights Reserved
Pricos Good Thru Saturday. July 30
ISuahbl
Nice, Big, South Carolina Elbcrta
M altreat
illty ticking Is naw sntlUble
far rebuilding all ty»#sl
C O CktaH 46 o z can 2 8
Mattresses and
Box Springs
Ltptun'a Y. L.
Large Stalks, Michigan
Tea
vi*ib phfl
French’s
GINIA POTATOES
' 10
lbs
Echols Bedding
& Furniture Co
Kitchen bouquet
Sauce
Kellogg
Pan
2-oz Bot
8-ox pkfl
Bushel
Basket
targe Stalks, Michigan
Protect Your Ifenlth
— Steep Better)
49c
•
M u s ta rd 9 o * B o »1 2 t t
AVOCADO PEARS
lb
19c
GREEN MOUNTAIN APPLES 2
lbs
25c
CALIFORNIA CAULIFLOWER
2
lbs
25c
JUICY, TANGY LEMONS
3
lbs
33c
TEXAS YELLOW ONIONS
3
lb.
II
CAIIF. LONG WHITE POTATOES 5 lbs 29e
R ebuild in g
As Advertised In McCalls
22c
US Writ
F»< tofy—
10c
Upton's Y. u
California
M «ft4 r d
Green Mountain
Kltrhan bouquet
Sauce
39c V
2-oz Bot
Kdlofc
Pm
*-9* p.m
California
flunehlno Itrlrpy
C r a c k e r s 7 ox pk0 1 0
COATING
R ROOF!
AVO CADO PEARS
lb
GREEN MOUNTAIN APPLES
2
CALIFORNIA CAULIFLOWER
2
JUICY. TANGY LEMONS
3
19c
lbs
25c
lbs
25c
lbs “ ’ 33c
CALIF. LONG WHITE POTATOES 5: lbs 29c
VIRGINIA POTATOES
10
lbs
39c
Osage Fancy Orange
mm
Garden Patch
1fl§
m
STI CKS
Educator S f eet
Osngn Fancy Grapefruit
2'ci J*'
15 c
CcIIo-Pak Pried
Educator Sweet
BLEACH
Ce!lo-Pali Dried
RED PERCH FILLET lb 39c
FLORIDA MULLET lb 19c
SALT MULLET lb 25c
SPAN. MACKEREL lb 23c
SMO. Ftnnan Haddio lb 39
WHITE CRABMEATlb90c
RED PERCH FILLET lb 39c
FLORIDA MULLET lb 19c
SALT MULLET tb 2Se
SPAN. MACKEREL lb 25c
SMO. Finnan Htddivlb 39
WHITE CRABMEATIbVOc
Piste Blowing
rlnlit
Beef Chuck
68c Rout
C ra ck ers
15c
io
C r a c k e r s ib B o * 1 7 c
A lt# i "•» ■■ 11?
ib
M
NBC Premium
ir Laundry—For Dlstiea
a ln - D r o p s « « 2 0 c
l
Fresh
Fresh
i|>
Piste Blowing
Plata Btfwing
Piste Stewing
is a sensational new Roei Coating In
wlih qualities that give it many limes Ike
lid tool
coalings. U Is
adheeive,
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3 W I E N E R S ..L b .
i>
e e s e e s e e s e e e e * Ml *
S A U S A G E ...L k ,
yourwU for
Cwiatofrt
8
LJbltlua «u the -Roman god
d«»j of funerali.
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THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1948
lllb
fiA ^ r W U H I ll.U it lill, O iW M 'U lU i, i l.u ik iu n
St.Augustine In 5 To 0 Tilt
31
Goose Kettles Slated To Hurl
Graziano Nears Whitewashes Saints Southern Florida Proves To Be
Daytona W rite Terms Lake As
Mecca For Deep Sea Fishing ■
One Q f
Valuable In Loop Top Portion Of
lo r Feds Aga'mst Saints Tonight
Jacob’s Ladder
S
THE BOX SCORE
.1
K Julian Stenslrom
VJ’ Sewsfeaturrs
wulm .ted tiie big gamesters of
rntld Sport* Editor
MIAMI.
Fla. This
southern. the eu thy timn^ yaiTfish and llf>' * =
Manager E>1 Levy* Sanford
scncoas! iivsnrt renter is the holt*-j mailui. the latter 1relieved trt r t ",
Celery Fed* increased their lend; v™
! Ikrrt for one of lire world's finest |Uv water at '-0 miles an hour.
*
over, the third place St. Auguxti>'fl -llartan.,
—
iilis-t- of charter fishing cralt.
Ihi- -.irftler may fish ove, tlo- *
»s
'
V
i
f f Saint* a full gam* la it night when ju<t>. ill
land offshore here the sparkling side of the hunt with a hand lin-, *
Jim Schantel, returned to til. Petss. IP .
'waters of the Atlantic O crai.or iiV^v in a foiilail
swivrj chair ,
W U tn , lb
Florida State League war* .after Karpt'idil
offer more thun ,l!Ml vatklties of do,| .*ud| to running lines a lii' *
tl*h. latiglng from the small grunt > in cm g M-vi-.
"
. k
an absenc: of over a fortnight bo Hhtlwlla, rt
\
* -ut vm of an niliriM wing, limited ilUrain. rt
to the giant hlllo fin mat bn.
j
-.omc o f (In- cinft even liave ^ ‘
c
th, 'anc'iot eily crew to rive PawMeg.
•‘■‘"nt- 45 trim, radnhim rolon-d j,|lt}r|t t
|„m,,
service*
KIM, n p
r*r»* lutHU'.'fl iTt I"** " iklcnv; wJui l. vii ihk* ra|K to
|»Hf #
1 0 0 0
Mattered blows while hi* mate* ludsun, p
II)
FRANK
K
IK
1
H
0
0
(Artier,
a
were pounding out erih; -uflics,
'*
Hty vncht bii^tn
. t|>{ ..»^h to «nv pnrt of the wuiM. =3
So a i it
Touts
....
othe.s are tle.1 H M t monetoas j
, ||a.T1t ,„|lln, f « r, |w foutr I •*
including a triple by Dave Bride,
HANb-ulttl
A I*. NVwsfeature* Sport* Editor
..
m I , cdyne Buy ...d al.org
( , „ m , hp , hori,_ , .
to capture n f> to 0 content. * ’ * 'MlvVrfcdtn, i f
N l \v YORK- tEvfltt if J '"- lamia
Tuttle
:u
the meek* and inlets
|i,)r. Ah.,,. eh.iols of snapMl. Z
Schantel, by for, w m the king tltlde, cf
rrirri-s out hh* plan to n-lin- for
Tlif
uf tht4!*.1 ts.af, vanes!
k n1si*'^ h 9
-k=dz
pin la*t livening In the Fed vlc- ta li'. It
the year, Mike Jacob* m--dn’i
a
*■. --.If IUKI» ' ***** ’ I'* 1■ ..Oderlack.
A.
•m tot). However, he wn* presented la>vy. |b
l " 1?- f ' 1’" ' Wtflw U) *-;3
" f n,,d dolphin play m the shlnltaWk. '-Toiry. Uncle Mike, the lioxlng
....’*'*«! '
b » e h i* ei|ulpt ed uik W!l|t.- J
M .; l
J*. .
• with , brilliant aupport nfietd by
p-onmler who gut $|IMI for rlpglb
wnh fi-liing tacklw valued hi mote
,r
T
hia colleagues. Two fast double illurlr.
- i-tc seat* (there were II such
Tuna,
Too
tlrvant. •*
than $1,(100.
rvw*t for an exhibition worth
pbiye in Jbe infield by A1 Bryant IbbinH , p
*T
oi
the
allpler
who .Would J.he “
'a
■
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IVires
Vst)
ToU
li
ami Hob Tuttle and Levy ubsoluteI or less, has a new meal
to hook into a log game fish. . i ^
s—ta llh l fn’r llsrlsn In mb.
Pile
ro«t
of
a
hoat
for
a
dnv
for
jto kel!
.
ly smashed any hopr* uf, the St. Aug* at Ins ..... *o# o»e oe*—•
'> »//f
, pnrtv of three to -i\ runs any chat tend boat wilt iiavlgat?
flit no# iif't- 1
Hr !* Rocky Grminnn. J&2
Saints in the late frames to over HANFOitD - .
Itiib-, doe ea*t of Miami to Binr'nl-jS iwhere
fiom
It.',
to
$
7
T
>
,
with
$’•
Krrom;
IVtlsw.
Huns
bSlti.il
In:
pisiriil* of fighting fury.
take the Fed*. Not a singli Saint tllorlg. ItrMe, Iotke, Sharps, ltr> utlt.
auit t’nt f"n> in the Rritish VV» -t Z ;
extia for s«ncli oetsoir over «ix,
loskuhye Rocky, they rail him.
•, ■ ■ ■ efl#n reached seeo'-d base.'*
Indies. Hen- are found the t . , » '
Three ban* hits: Itrltle. Stult-n
llc-ides
the
tie
luxe
craft,
there
rlli* name is.Tommy but if yoil
- s fc s
' ’.
hchantel wa* very ufleclWo bases? 1-ake. t-evy. Hlivermsn, Ii'iunifll- o|lm. great - fwliter* nf t 1 • <*.
alV
five
la
rg
e
r
ilefljr-.sea
fi-'hitsg
1
1
.
bln
plats:
Urrant
In,
TutM,.
i
»
call him that he won't answer, lie
from beginning to end. Ills curve l> vr S. tret on bases: si. Augustine
~
« '- • ..
v f .
l*oat« which arcomoilate t per- hrlny deep,
Could lick his weight in wildcat•
ball, the primary weapon last 4 Sanfmi>1 4- Itrtse * nri bat.* ...»
Th, potmltirdv of lid* til eft
«
•oni-nih
nm
|
make
dflilv
tlip
*,
if necessary hut he'd lot her .play
IBchsntel l. Ht cm k not b>
night, waa one of the best display* Finch
The i.i«t for the trio l« f t it per- i « fe tin g pnitit was shown I-' . -s
Finch 1 11tail win t. Sell sc tel 7
-tlikldlll will! the Ud* on the
.Jiltt Sfbautel. aid, |;n| moumb
• ,'.»m;ed at tjre local l»all orchard dur- IllOt off -Finch In ! t-1 ItRInim s,
,m with lines trial bail fottil-bed :... *1 llth aomia| melroimli it * 7
i
low'Vr
w*’
st
side.
“
nft
llti.1e.tn
th
1
»•!
Inn'ng*
A
lr(g thj current aeasoit. Schantel
•
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•
*
*.
man wtio tetuitied -t ■ active dntj
The experience.l
fi=bermnn
nod1 rie.otlu .Mtariil fi-liing tuuynaHi*
beat
fib-in!.<i
arc.
D'u
ndirth:
Winning
pitcher:
■Schamel
|e.^ng
actually had the Saints moving pitcher: Hudson. Umpires Itrpau
nhhdt t:tTi from “ 'Jntuntry -Iri’ir
"|-Jv I
* 'r l> ' '',l h,,rtV"t notice alike can ca-l line fot Mm
;
L-rhoml
kid*,
lie
gives
them
fiU
away from the plate, lie used hi* and Davit. Time of flame: I tJ
t ^ ,o, r t . ‘i
""
‘ ,,T " M **»g>-?l Mbm-wv
o— .ill, -Lus4--.a»‘ij jJuaijitfbw JfldOOfl ,l t m
niiktir* nod goe- around wearing .luting
whitb h.
d *o aitmg
,|„|,,hit,. t|,«, speed -wimminfast /pitch onl3Ltaurare-d>Ccaali0IIEflashy
sweater*
or
jsdtrU
with
pllrhing
min.
.
oh
.
Mu.-ugh
with
____
I___________
___
Three
tiree of the Halnis
Saints caugm
caught hi*
roll?l up*n. U - once took the u brilliant 5 to n n inry ove 1
fast pitch for singles white llu«
.lull o ff his hack when one of hiother two blows,,c.ime on 2--0
pal- admired It. When ihe time
-count* - when ShanUl was to*.,
rime ‘ for Trim to w tmmdnfe *
sing liiw-inside balls.
•
t
front the ling. Ituekv tt«‘k In |iotl rnahlrM
W. L.
All of the Fed scoring came In
ls>u in hi* utidershiil.
single St. \nett -t to.- niiiiter *-, i
.... fii
ft
the second and thirn frames. In Orlandn
reach second I n ,
Schantel i
tludily Lake elnppcd u
a j SANFORD .. ........ 52 3'J
the seroml. Buddy
Passe* the Burks
Ihr pro)irrtr ,» the St. t'uul |
i I
July
1^ iJ'i I.i*fl
single Into short left and muVcd'si. Augustine'----- 4T» II
Giiuiamr's fii-t sight .of ie;d Saint* o f the \tocttcan i \ -o, in I luntlnl Hill lU’td* i m« -**•• 0, u *i ’ify llurrrnlimi Pirefliir (In ’
ufer to »-<0(1,1 when levy smash- I .1 w,„.
.
. JO 42
Hon.
money cam? whr'll lie received
Ii
1
1
'rt
i»in’
h
ir
tr
It
v
i
it**'ht** It* i nu*hi Krill**- smniniurud thin tn
ed a long drill) to deep center, j Gainesville
------ 40 M
S! J.IIOU ia new loll-. A fi w- day
* Ptiftpit t'nrlUlt llnidip ' 111Idii flt;ii nil •■ivHjiiuf uiunrrA w‘tl F* .
Both men advanced on n j « r f*r». i pglgtkn ........
39 Ml
o. r* It,- aske,| otti uf Iris meo In
ii..
\mi titan |.i i:iitn knt I- ill I* ant i.i. . ill* J playkfiMiiiiil « » « r *
I* rilecuted double steal. Byron • Daytona Beach
37 M
M d lnv wallet. It held only ' l l .
V
I
111pt"»t I *«l*‘tiH | 1 IH
ir i11*111*1 l i iaf jiv i>* ruiiiimrlinli
Sharp?, Fed receiver, was in- Leesburg .......... . 35 51
i1*00.
By BERNARD K AH N *
Mu ftf 11 dt 11lei * t mi ii. \\ if h tihivtfiHim.! dull dn»w whir It
tfntlnnnlly walk--',! to fill Ihe
lout Night's Hesiiltj
fiht.hilfl’il t«i y'ul utitlerwiiv
\- ted what hi lid with th<
Daytona Horn-h N»*\v»-Jmmial S|iorts Krtitor
sicks. Lake’scored when the new
Deloind 5, Orfnhdo I ( ( I t inn.t
' *.1 l \l $V" 111 f hi ftii t- Mlitfii
i
IM
\ M
i . , $|,mill. Ifis't.y repls-d
t->d! fielder. Osier (ilorig, ground
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HANFORD T., Si. Auvustm. 'I W IIKN lli'inaril David Lake made his a|)|iearattee in |ir<>
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iid »licit ill| Imyfessiotial hasehall lit1 was a ganglinp. preen farm lim
Ii Mil 1.1 t. !♦*•*' Pr • !•
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Gainesville I, L fib u r g
-oil*** to L'm - o li.i l -III r
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ud. if **4 l.i l.riii|f u
was intentionally walked to fill
Daytona Beach K-d, 1‘nlntkn t 'l whose burning ambition was to reaeb tbe big leaguei>- I liny me.”
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ihe sacks again. Italph Finch, on
Games Tonight
V Ih
I It. Ii V In fn|i I
Makittc a timorous debut with Harrisburg, Pa., in 1U8II. It 1s reported l Issir- I Ii a? taior
i. tv ♦
V * ii.I u i)| hu tnw
It.) hill for Iha Saint i, fanned
M,r»i ,
Deloind nt Orlamlo
Min, I >•llttiel*
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"Buddy” was ns truly rural as Turkey iit the Straw, i,
lli'l even kliii-v itroi*
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llltl’*Schantel and also Silverman to
HANFORD at St. Augustine
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ifol up hp. f.tt l ^ ■ iTiilli
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kerosene
lamp
and
a
pair
of
overalls
with
patches
ovei
end’ the Inning.
Ihiytonn Ben 'h nt I’nlaiku
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1 ill’ ll, fllttnft'*!
U * Mil IOil
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- rlfull. A (vs\ IcIVx Idln »tr*kY
klllllt- itDll I <• t
the knees.
Gulugsvillc at Leesliurg
Tbe Feds jumped °n H nch again
IIIIff It11IMf 1l.
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tkil *1**11 *rf I I*-11*1;#
in Die third for folir run*. Bob
All of H), the Florida rookie didn't exactly ktiov
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Tuttle led off with a Texas» mi \ \]
wliat he was as a ball player, so boisterous Art Shires
♦ill’ ll 1 U(It M|> * • Me
. I iniMi it find Mrt,
V\ luat nmkt- ih iih a i . / ..
C ITY SOFTBALL LKAGI'K
l-ngucr into right field mi'l :mn
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L. I’rl. the manager, made a pitcher nut of him atid lie hnilleii
mediabdy scored
when Bride
.inti TUT! ^ f i L
' ip. • .it 111* }dnV UtM!
|i* ‘ kt oiiuitl* thr uni* III Jiifk -»*HA 111«*
<5 0 I.OflO o ff nod won 15 games for tin* lasf place team in the New tf ’w
need a triple lo tho left center Ilaynes A William*
t **<*M UPi«■»»*,| Thi’ fifl.il : I’ll •* M
At till'* Him*,
V1 l m%u» la-t wuuK*n ntl^Ddfli*
(ir.lv
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Hill
in * Mr I}** iii|>ti
h*' b >mii
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field wall. J^ke Hied cut to cen Moss Amusement f ’n 3 2 .WiO York-lVim league.
mrM *ry V111tti1 ref thfl* 1||r 1 . I h v :ti.I lital iu’W ttamu
l' i i1*• infll*
Ullt. Ill* Ilka kthH'klHl 11N **f 11 till* n IIHI!! 1 If
Buddy toikc ha* long kintc ~
The Sanford Ifcrsld 2 2 .f.nn
ter- tr. acorn Bride.
t IirU' hfl’Ufl itdd*^!
! (t hlillf M I4al|1141 Ui|i *11 . in iili'V Oslh.iip
5j ' t »t*VL*n
*|»tu kti ktfii? an i »f fhr •fiiiun
Lflvy continued hostilities by Security Lumbfli t’o. 2
,500 lost lllat blush of wm|h, h*' t? secret of Mir game, Ihe nbllltr i(!;i= pnrlnyril
uif! h«
in. filnv »•i tumtl uliirh provide
111Y 11*'h’l'ul !»»♦• l.'lll'Mt lu-iuI ft ♦•III KiiMf'riij
ftnir of fi«t-N ml**
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no
longer
ii
pitcher,
nnd
hr
ho,
Hobson
Spin
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testing out an infield hii and
ni.lv fl*f inluiu i i fur rhrT*
or ri*iiinliii«’«
I'll !hI -ll**- I
to he nldc to relax.'*
nil
flovx nf pull If
n 5 ■COO |abandoned hi? hope? of reaching
moving to weond on a wild Carpenter'* 'Unio*’
i il
I h# npuivuors ** *
ripprii In-full i
II! i ••(Mire i u<
Lake is a switch hitler. »!
0 \ Iff i n \ in T F
if
fur “ 1*1ill* »i
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thfl
major*,
but
h
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is
still
ft
flame* Tonight
throw to Urn.Initial sick by third
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whale
of
a
hall
player
whose
irvi
U fltatn ^fW Ilkes, Isfvy taltled
;»»fi till” til
it kl m.WTJ 0 ihip. .I.l!.. ri ■.r.( 111 h*- ifiiljliHi daily.
•for ntiinctfx'.l this fcnS.Hi fot San-4i I IV. lin
when Sharpe blasted u lop* J'"gle
(--‘'In i' (h ip i i * ' !»"• **"-•■
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^ t
ford
marks
him
us
one
of
the
(lafnes Priday Night
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to left-center. Sharpe Inking sec
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Is * = I" <l«f| ».j «l-i
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I figure I hit Jeflhnode.l h. . j■ M„',|,
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’stJUiif,. Garden nnd Go I .
most valuably hull men In th>Haynes A Wiliam* vs Herald
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ft* S Ire I Ire m
i i 11sir wliip run
ond on Dm throw to Ihe pint1?.
although
I
was
originnllv
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wits
original]
Fla> State Loop.
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Security Lumber v* Moss
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Manager Bill Sleineeke inter
right handed lillltcr,*' I like
( u ♦■I ii- !Ik«* UMi it* iii'i| iitit(il!i
Today Buddy ig a lull, shnmti- marked.
I . * .*
I ilt •»l IP It*
I "f I* 11 11 \ | i cdui H’hw i*B
rupted play only long enough to
VhijfI*4 i Iminpitm.
sil ii it, | I m«h ■! ut (Mfijdw ii ’
ling guy with a shy smile ami a
hold? Mo . ' i ,|V• i I Hi >Hl
g iv j Finch hi* tkk»t to the shuwl ake's versatility, is one or
|.’111+1*.*’.f mu(Itin.(f. It * | in t)if» Iutvt*
Dixie drawl you could hang a
('rotUritfif it iiib-dMhiivvk.
C*u»»l tlf pl.t 411*
o r r f-Ad to signal righthander
factors that make* him
lin*
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fart*
hat on. He It crowding 31. xml league's most dangerous Im I o r,.
Cocil Hudson from th# li'jllp«n.
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Hudson fanrod Glnrlg hut Al
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T o T 'l ' i e m l s n n d C u s t o m e r s o f
Ifl Viinkvi Stniiiititt t»u Timrs«luy
in a lifetime of trying was Hit- espeelunlly with tiieu cm Im .
yank unlerajd r. single Into eonThe disi'uaslon next turned tj i»Yt*i*iiife, Jill v 25, wli-ii h»- fii'hl t
time
that
th#
Huston
Biavr*
fi«1d to gcorj Shelve. Bchantel
A well known Now York gam brought him up for n trynut. the |D4lt brand of hull in th# tin* 1’ImmpiriM, T«»nv Hiili*, uf fftiry,
U K I A N
J O H N vS O N
to end thfl frame.
bler known n* Nick thv Greek Then an arm Injury spoiled hi* league and how much it ima Th*I.
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Manager l»ivy benched Bob recently went to Santa Anita race big chance.
Willi |*i lrr‘^ m^fllrtJ. f i «•111 f-F» I n
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in now i% n r ,- n il ), - r o f o u r S i - r v i r t - O r g . i m s a t i o n .
o ff to war a* a nnvo| urut'i h f,1i} f *»f t MIL'Ml If. till illMiilim dffli't’ Ilf I h|* Silllli III |ti{s,«r), ||{ \
Krmi»>r last night nnd seni'Glorlg (rack with an old friend, Bill
Lake iKTformed for llairishurg onlnnmemnn, second rlu>
..f fti »ftll\ .»i i itliiru*|
In flo piny third base. Thl* wax HalRgriP- Nlrk teasel Halligan
t||l»^ ihi1 hullh* n» H 'ills? h »t f i I Prii, III*
from 1U33 through 11135 nod he
«hu jipu Hirer Ili.it I # I •*M ’
“ There's a shortage of e
Glorig’r second nppearenee with about nU Inability to |drk a wtn- movcl lo Albany, N, Y.. lo IU4rt
Hill |*Efwr fit** I.UDWir 1 I ( lull. ,
Ku»‘ft min > ■ i <ii[itti
pitcher, now,** Buddy n.lo 1 ,1, ri-tpi uf
Ih l.| id |'*Jt, 111i*i In 11 h,
Ih r Feds elncc joining Ihe club n#r.
Authori^i'il
It was In the spring of ”17 that
*
if fill, i r l
|f I*
d till hi. (I I. t hi* | ♦••* I • -It ,u f mI 11-.
but’ It » « * his first activity at
Nick said; ''Bill you’re a poor Buddy cropped up with » bum “ Before the war every .he
Mill In M i |Itp ill I"tiiti•1» \\ hid
th« Municipal I’ark with tho handkapper. “ In fact. I'll bet you throwing wing that forced Inm two or three pitcher* wb., . id tinv rtutlc t Ii ’Iiim hi'ii \yWf’itfhl«
thin ip •• i t|(urif v -im *» H ind
local*. Fans .were favorably Im* ICO to 1 that you can’t pick a to give up baseball and return realty fire that ball. Th.,, ,re tilitdiifir ‘x
some good one* this yr:n.
e,
•hm‘ - ( i■" tl«*ti hud !.*■*( i.. * pf
prfssfd with hla play last night horn that will finish last In the to his homt at Sanford.
I'lrwi ||ral Arimhl
but there Is not the alnunhn-xl
■I h> lire I*, ‘-lid l*f 'III IH1hi v dill
a t ' third although he went hlt- big race today,”
Buddy *at On the sidelines nil of them that there was.’’
feaa In thrttfl official trip* to the
(inuiunuV alt hut n»cKy riuM tu IHi? -It iirUUU| IHPtflinK*
Halligan took thfl bet, 11,000 to through ‘37 and 1838, opemtiug
Naturally, all hitter* fki.l a lh«* t»»j» l»»^nti it *yi*nr u^t) laM
110. He named n longshot, Faper a dry cleaning business in the
** Levy moved Tuttle, back to hi* fa y , •* the tail-cnder, The pay Celtry City, *171* urge to gel certain typo o f hurler who given Murth vih»*n, iu thv pre^iu r nf
them an abnormal amount » (
rcgblsr position at aacond bale. o ff was that Paper Boy won and back In thfl
prompted him trouble and Buddy says his Jonah rivsMrht Truman, h* utiffMml
Hilly Arnold, I'hiladidiihm N«*ifrn
to
sign
paid KU for a f'2 win tlckeL
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fU*1n
,TL I" Ted Theobold, the I’sb.il m,
tine
The late P »t Mldone, who did a Angus
- -.
1- {taints
' j In
- 1930
? and Ihe who employs a deceptive kme la phrliHin. I) was sttpliosfld In tie j ( \ l f 11
’ • I V i '* ( i l l ! •■i fill:
flout*.*r victnrv th u long Aroobl f
lot of good pitching for the Chi lame righthander surprised every
SIS! M
r*I* I I. » 11;* l • . ' »F
string.
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till
cago Cubs and tn» New York one,* Including himself, by w in-j
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-On day, when1. Th"
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GrnXiutn. t.mk mi. h a t i-atiog o> kM* i
• Ml S' it.| ’ •o *> l 1
Yahkee*. was » notoriously * ,,k , { £ '* . 1 ^ jr ijS ta g , Buddy
,1,1v playe.1
„i,...... I I! has taken several turns ........ . the M-eotld Mmtitl Mint tl).* f j*r.
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Ml Vi
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“ ‘ one day his young daughtmr,
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ppened
wwt3h.ng a“« ^ ( In
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a brilliant Job of t.-mt
,ly
recently on the 18th bole Bl
aL the which I’al was pitching for the lAuUf
1>
stelii. um I lint hi- protp-gc wn* in i
Wykagyl Country Club golf cdur»o
course Yanks. Ilalone came up to b»t
hlttln^cTown with i .IM C;lu« « f|n« “ P n h"lc- at third
■ s. U bad uny I'*• lest him. Bim-t.-ii. :
ip i. in a l *i *i \i:
and. to everyone’s surprise, belted |
« OWn w« h *
l i ul i f , j„ the outfled wb. .. ho
! VI I I if ’ { |,i ill Mi \ I re
rm
In New York.
asked:
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line
drive
dimMe
to
lefL
ho*
shone
(he
brightest,
ao.t
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Conkllh, bit a number five
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M'i| *«I■If rs* .itt Im Sit*-1“ 4Vlio am I* Wlint round is it’ '1'
And at Um Tat* he’s travelinng a pop cinch he'll win one »f Mm
Young .” at loui.nl surprised and
■hot toward the green just
ton
A
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w tick'll, • ..impIT“
Why,
While)',’’
Risky
snhl
first hfl gamrs of pasture positions on the IP 10
a sparrow flew across the then asked someone for a score through
With a faint grin, “ I’m surprised t ufthis season
y threatens’ to all-star team.
card.
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dunno”
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she
said,
maybe
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llptlflrr) Htill Mill
y. The odda are about' a
I’ve gut this guv all li-i" in 'l l hi <i!i k;Id u n v«l ii ■l i "t* iti
Daddy
the number on repeat hi. feat ' and regain thfl
Buddy, the boy who has In.-d nt you.
m to lI that the fill
flight o f a
uouuy changed
cn»'
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H* mills 1. I'relJIldform today.
He never hitting crown. He’s slugging In 8anford and Crescent t ily opened up. -Didn't you notice?
. m ufiiUJn.Chtticiia. Mii*d **
.344, and alto leading the league since he wm 'a tiny sharer, fa lie ’* ren.ly lo he pick led.-' -— •— u
III**- this before".
.»I»y%* #fli frerfh, l*>
M,
In runs batted In ami two bus# one o f -Sanford’s solid citi>‘ ua
Anudd never nns«*-red tbe Im-IT MbU'AV. mill >ut) fir# h*u •d> r-1t happened. The bat] hit the
knock*.,
for the four round.
He was «iulru*i pi fill' niili iliu »'lf rI f "iltl
now.
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family
u>>nf
sparrow squarely In -mid-air, killw rlilrji
hft|P diitiicr,
" I play much better now that With three children, and he w.oka slopped in tbe Ihinl. The write) I'reiirt
i |iFi>reiMllfr '*i i*y tilifirnpYi, iu
Inr ltv» bird outright
I know I’m not going anywhere,’’ for an oil company during Ids never yet Its, seen an athlete with nii
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Roller skating marathoiu be thfl Hanford star told hie the Simre time.
surh reru|*-nitive |K)wers. Gntxi- fNft*. an 1 llirtrtifiur in Hlc ttiih
131 Is Strcr-l nt I'n -n ch A v e n u e
came a national crate In the aarly other night in the dugcut. “ When
A glutton for all kind* of ano, Iwateo to a pulp in the «ec- •>tul fci* »b >iiur wrftf’ ii ih fflu re-^x* II
ire
H
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Idll
ref
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JOUO’e. Pacific Cite near Safi I - .VftS t
Id l (fled sn hard tr work. Lake I* a conscienttHfli' nnd round, rnmc bnek to inflict
ill* 111 Till' (im#! |i» r<M-| (Ire *1 l*jr
01 MON 10:00 A . M . U N T I L 2:00 I \ M .
Mateo was thfl abating capital of do everythin* right *ml t could enemy of tha pitcher’s union mid even more punishment on Arnold. rInlid
H Hen III lit It TireI rer jtplic ttiefll
northern California. Fans Journey-___
n't do anything right Itecause I he's eager to win tho 10(0 bit* That bout alone itiaile Grariano Ullt k Hlli’riAJ ptilltUf »*rei Pf
tli-f*iih Tl hi** l- ti sail l*V Up t>l4iu,
ed from afar to watch the grind- 'tried »o
Now I dent -are
th* attraction h - is today.
It ILN It Y M MrlsCAN. i
41statistical minded and I’m lo
and the pressure
He followcl it willi knocknuis «i«f.
Ii couldn't happen to n nl'flr
pril l- f lr»NI pill, A I.lt 'L M Sill I. Mt'T
spectator took time out to figure never bother, me. That's the guy.
of tl •> Isle Al (r.itmmv) Davis 1.1. \N iti-fFtvh«til«
sSTIO AK
C H I C K ION I N H O W L
what tho performers had to do.
m» hand anil «t*| t*f
Bed Cochrane (twice in' n row!
♦|t| i ‘reui i (if S ififuid. Flrerhl ', thin
He estimated that skate wheels
*hd Hnrobl Creen. Me heat Ronnv
ref Jutr. I » U .
made 42 revolution* a second
SHRIM P
Home *on a (JeHstmi and then Hill d.i>
#* »# IIKIINI hi .N
*♦0000,1 th- wellerweb'l)' ilttg,
and turned three-thousand, 1*0
A# Clrrk of »ald Cutitis
Martv Servo, in two rounds in a I H »: A 1*1
per minute during the
non-tit',• Imtir last Mnrrlr.
tores
caddle-car arranaunients that * re
lorng fjiy-off
Let's ship ahead 10 rolling around the country’s y d f
' # all a decade courses.
Graziano hasn't fought since.
king our way
Tlfl'a too valuable to Jurof,, to 1*
Soma g f the officials
It ' :cavorting In the smaller elnb*.
.... \t TVr ■ I t i l bail, Pacific Northwest Golf Assoc 1
Ever iftnce Ihe lomls-fkmn farce
so we stead -aside and lei the fol- n jn plainly show concern. Fnn-flt Rocky
ha, lx it in trulning nt
Watson, long-time top-notch ump.
lowlag foursome through.
Here they come—akwlr, rubber- tcur from the Beattie Golf t’li* ureenwoml lavlij, N, J.
wheeled, chromfl plated, stream- Would llhl to do something al*
I f the first middleweight title
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THE g o v e r n m e n t p a y s a l l
lined machine*—with a robot-like Bfight since 11-11. when Zale beat
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e x p e n s e i n c l u d i n g s u b s is t e Hc p
mechanical swing as tK ‘y slide ,
Geofgic
Abrams,
draw*
f&OO.MO,
sooxa.
Nany o f or best goHrrs ha
Greristm will come out with $125,VL.Iv
from
ranks," I
O U R R E P R E S E N T A T I V E W I L L B E A V A I L A B L E T O Y O U IN T H E CHAJK1
back !.,!
lo UdiTl
what vlserr
M J( M
Jn ^ theoWraddle
.
|hfre
He's getting 85 penont for
O F C O M M E R C E B U I L D I N G . 1 0 : 0 0 A . M . T O 4t00 P. M ., O N W E D N E S p
privilege of bashing the beexer
flocks of yuung kid* around l'
Zale who Is drawing 35 ami
Idle houiri* «nd tbe height
& F R I D A Y S T O D IS C U S S A N Y D E T A I L C O N C E R N I N G O U R FL1GH
> hasn’t met aiworthy opponent
Ir ambition was to ‘park’
IN G P R O G R A M . O U R
'H E A D Q U a R T -R S W I L L B E A T T H E $
since Billy Conn outpointed him
Mitt* good golfer In a touronm
a 12-round bout In JIU2 before
"Bat these days the kid* doi
le went into the Nflvy.
» seem to erant to caddie mi
Zale lias never been knocked
Mo«t tournaments find a lot
out but then neither had <’. * ti
good gelfsre elthe, packinr Ih.
ne or Servo. There'* always n
nulling
rime and Graziano'* list* are
brickl,
152 - Pounder Heintf
Primed For July 25
Match . With Zale
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Strike Habit
SO A PIN G THE RAILS!
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In protest against the end of O PA the United Auto
■stmt aa w r.it rlaaa matlrr mobile Workers called a strike o f their 800,000 members.
(M.S.I ST, let*, el the Pant Ofllr* It was a strike in two ways. The purpose was to hold
• f BaatarS. P l* r l4a. mw4 ur Ik* Art
rallies to promote a general "buyers’ strike" in the fare
• I Oanareeaa » r March *» tnef.
of rising prices. In order to attend the rallies the workers
It04,t.AMI I.. DBA!
M llif
had to leave their jobs and thus stop automobile produc-f
(lOHIIU.V DBAS
tion for several hours.
■nalnraa Stanaeee
Wherever people cut their purchases to a minimum
aia erM iP T io sr k a t k s
I'ar ahi. to Aa.onr*
temporarily,
they will contribute to the holding hack of
Up f a r t l.r , * H k -------_ _ _ _ _ * J *
Doe Month —•■—
-T® inflation, and they will give production n chance to catch
r t n . Mntha —------------ — AU up with demand. Hut if there is an organized cessation
atm Mootha--------- ______ AM
of buying, promoted in the spirit o f a strike, the situa
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rarSa af tion takes on the color o f a fight between buyers and
_____reaetalleie aa* aaltm at
tutatulaateala tar tha aaruaaa af producers. A complete buyers’ strike is probably impos
will ha rharueU far sible, because there will always be people who find it
Stars* ralra.
Bt eaeolar »< ««tt
necessary to buy certain things. But the movement
Ideal Nvwapeear llepraaaata.
Iterate could be conducted in such a way thnt-it would fu rth er
Its*4 Ian. raa:K .iitl
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la (ha oatlaul nets af aeserltalae
OllUn era malatalaaU In fha Urs- confuse tin- country’s economic situation.
‘flea la tha eaaatrr with
U. A. W. members are in a peculiar position on this
h.a4emartera la Cklwi* question, because by virtue of their jobs they are both
Hi* IfeeaM la a mratha* af The producers and consumer^. By walking out o f factories
lairr1-*-* Preaa which la airla_ for the buyers’ strike demonstrations, they slowed the
slttlr .■HIM la Ih* aa* lac r»- production of automobiles. Only when manufactured
rehllaoflaa at all aewa BUaatchca
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goods become abundnnt will there be a sound basis for
cscSItre la fhla *«*cr a _ bIm
hcrcla. the reduction of prices, which is the aim o f these "strik
Ik. lacat hewa pahllahcA -----All rt*hta fa rcpahllcatlaa af ape- ers."
0 .1 Aupatchra hcrcla arc alaa •»neesB.
lfl, 1 9 4 6
matched shoes mo being sorted
and rejuvenated for Italy'* poor.
They are "part of fl,000,000 pair*
of miico
Allied /rrmy
Army w
castoff*
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HOME,'(AT-----In an unfinished* uNKK A bought at, an average.
nut ride pavilion Benito MOaaolinl f prlrc*of 7'v cent* for distribution
built for Faalcam'a never-held . io leather-short countries,
world's fair, 000,000 pairs of mil"*'
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THURSDAY, JULY IB. 1916^
B U LB VKRHK FOR TODAY
Secretary of State Byrnes laid the cnrdit on the table
STRANGELY ENOUGH OOD'8
______________________ KHOM in his frank report to the people o f tht United States on
WORLD
the result* of the foreign ministers’ conference in Paris.
He discussed openly the difficulties o f reaching
agreement, particularly with Soviet Russia, on peace
treaties. "W hile the council made real,progress toward
peace with Italy a/td .the cx-sateUitc states, it made no
progress at all on the Herman and Austrian questions,"
no said, Iml he concluded thnt the prospect for peace
treaties with five countries Ih bright.
Secretary Byrnes spoke with dignity and candor, lie
gave. Americans a clear picture-of tile-magnitude ami
complexity of the task o f achieving world peace. With
no show of ill feeling Iiq must have given Russia the im
pression that the United States intends to cling to the
ideal of international justice, whatever the impediments
to building the essential machinery.
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CHAOS MORE AND MORE
mfcketh war* t » cca lf .— I
40:9.
Senator Whccl(!t. outstanding
IsalsUonUt, Ran l*cn duftritJ lor
T f « lecttow--in- Montana. He1may
be nnUl to b« ju*t tin1 last of thoao
who used to think the l*.’acc and
thin counu.
rounlry could
prosperity of tin*
£•
preserved
b y bu ild ing u wnll
•round it.
In Moore Haven the inven year
old ion of Uw mayor of the town
drowned in the Caloonahatrhre
Miver the other day. It ia » bad
practice to allow children to go
near the water until they have
been taught to *wim under com
petent supervision.
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oritic* oil Silver I*ako reveal*
that it i* nil right for swimming.
It la suggested, however, ihm
the water be boiled before drink
ing. Caloful inveatigation in tival
vacinlty failed l« ili*cto*e any
danger of contamination from
sewers, cesspool* or septic tanki.
Poor old Simmel and Shori
hive again keen blamed for thn
Pearl Harbor disaster ci*jn lhough
any other officer* In lb# Army nr
Navy, had they hern in their
places, would have dune ju»t a*
they did. But the luviwtigutlng
• Committee admit* neither of the**
officer* had been given the In
formation from’ W'nihmgUm which
they should have received.
What does the British govern{ merit expect to do -with the monry
It has borrow'*! from the United
States. Well, according to n top
embassy official In Washington,
food will U a top priority item.
So If you fln d’ thrj price of fnodi
going higher and higher, It mi]
be on account o f British purchas
•• much a« liecausc of the aboUlion of the. OPA. * -
Court Martial Review
Sentences iji Hft per cent of I lie army’s court martini
coses have been reduced, according to Former Suprem e
Court Justice Owen J. Roberts, chairman of the War
Department Advisory Board on clemency.
Mr. Robert*1 report was made in the, face of <nlicisins of wartime court martini sentences repeatedly
brought before Congress. 11in figures show thnt cases of
22,r>0() general prisoners have been reviewed and almost
one-third of the accused released, another one-thinl slat
ed for discharge within the next year, and many of the
remainder to he Tree by December, 1017. The rest, it Ls
claimed, are men convicted of murder, rape or desertion
to avoid hazardous duty.
Thu fact that there has been such wholesale reduc
tion of penalties seems lo indicate that there was a good
deal of substance to the claims o f injustices. It is heart
ening to learn that the army has'rionc something about
them.
Congressman May wo* n’t the
qnly one who liencfittcd from
government contracts a* testimony
from Allen Geilman in tho Senate
War Investigation would seem In
lndlratB. 11a says his concern
spent 110,000 in one yrar on
jgfi: liquor and expensive compact*
for gHta to gowrnment worker*
up and down the line. A little
grease here and thera aoent* to
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nllp atl the way along.
Tha end of the modern city i»
pictured by art atomie exi».'rt,
Wiliam Higginbotham, n* com
ing long before tlig next World
War. Businesses as well as resi
dent! will begin to leave these
big Industrial confers just a* soon
a* they realixe that the nations
of the world rannnf agree upon a
permanent peace formula and that
another world vrar la inevitable.
The risks of tomainlng in a big
city to be blasted to amlthcrinc*
In the first few day* of the nest
war msy ttemme too obvious to
be endured.
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CIO automobile workera go far
beyond- their eonitltutlonal right
o f petition to Congrrsa when thev
threaten a nation-wide' strike if
OPA Is not re-onaeled. When they
do that, thev are not threatening
to vote against member* of I
grtss who are primarily rrt,
slble for OPA'a untlmajy deatl
but the general public which b
also suffering from rising prices,
for a atriki* of auto worksr* over
cangrwulnal failure would simply
* ' ' eras longer the Ume when
Q. Cltixen will be able to
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milk
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or id* ml
T. . *• V s J
jMttta about G.fiOO during the com
ing season. Chnmbcr of Commerce
Manager Whitney estimate* the
city, could entertain 10,000 winter
visitors, each spending about
lucera in these
dltta fall* s
Hilly than ever
under the most
melble. A
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bottle o f paaUirlxad
Be doe# not mind paying
— it# a q u a r t more for hb
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WASHINGTON
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• WASHINGTON—Congress snd Ihe United Natlnns nowr arv- con
sidering an Important matter wholly unrelated to war
They are pondering whether to recommend that the world adopt
a perpetual calendar
A serious young student named William Edwards rtrst thought of
the perpetual calendar when a student In the Quincy. Mass... high
school Me considered the present calendar confusing The Caraars.
he told hi* teacher, have done u* wrong!
Nnw a lieutenant commander, stationed at the
Devised by
Ford bland air hate on Oahu, Kdwanb la still runMUL
vtneed he hia done a better job than did the old
nigii
Romans
Student
Edwards thought up a perpetual calendar. Itte
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calendar atari* rarh week on Monday agreeing with
rommnn business practice, and permit* Saturday snd Sunday to
become the week-end In fact aa well a* In name
III* calendar would have Easier come on April 14 of every year,
removing some small conruslon The Moada? following Easter would
become a legal holiday.
Another novelty: New Year's Day haa no data. It ta simply an
extra day to be known by that name
The old adage-would not apply Now it would be “Thirty day*
hath January. February, April, May. July. August, October and
November.’*
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The year proper would atari the following day. Monday, and
would have 964 days, with 62 weeks, so divided that the cilendan
remain* the same, year after year
Every fourth year there would be an extra “ year day." or Leap
Year Day to be observed between June 91 and July 1. Tht* Would
mark the half-way point in the year, and be a legal holiday.
Edward# claims these advantage* for his calendar:
J—Setting aside of New Year's Day dnd Leap Year Day aa sepa
rate day* allows division of the remaining 364 days into axactly-69
full weeka.
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9—Monday la made the Brat day of the week In agreement with
common business practice and Saturday and Sunday become the
week-end on the calendar aa wtU at In fact.
9—Tha last business day of each quarter. Ihe POth day. falls on 6
Saturday, which la convenient for completing quarterly tax racords,
government reports, bookkeeping and stock-taking. However,' an
other day. the 91st, etlll remains aa the year ha« equal quart*fa of
*1 days each.
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There is no so-called "unlucky Friday-tha-thirteenth" or "Black
Friday" In the entire year to worry the riperatiltous or detar busi
ness drab or signing bf contracts.
8—The flret, 16th and ODD
on payroll, bill-paying -and
accounting days, all fall on we
6—The day of the week for any date In the yaar may-bo i _
easily b y. remembering "90, 90, 11."' the number‘of;days* in the
three months of each quarter, and "Monday, Wednesday. Friday,"
the week-days on which the months of each quarter
■ter begin.
T—Easter
------Sunday on April 14 is cloae
M to.the
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original historic
data
with a fixed Cuter thera would t* at* three-day hoikfeya
i a “ Prealdent'# Day" 1* proposed for
>19, In addition to an "Ekater
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Hillsborough County’ Commis piilatka are atbling fine new iifsioner* have provoked n lot of f it •- - and mill (p)uipment which in The display of military Insignia
protest In Tampa by railing o ff one mill, will mat about $100,000 started in rncd/ival times.
a referendum promised on Aug. wile,. Installed. A furniture fac
|H to determine the local lull o f tory which will coil between n
u future.' rourt house, line Tumps* pilllii-rs mu| $I ,‘Jfi0,IMK) is plonivd
newspaper Infers in an editorial by the lumber companies and con
trust up until the lust minute. struction will begin as soon a*
Commissioner* had looked fot material* are available. Another
some excuse lo build ft lofty, big project in Pnlnlkn is n multi“ marble mausuteum” on the pre million dollar paper mill.
sent one *i|uure site, including
Drl-and I* having difficulty in
ordering mi nrrhilect to draw
plan* anil refusing to hire eomc- •nl(ring private bidder* to nego
une to study other site-- Sucgrat- tiate for $136,000 worth of wnb.-r
e,| ns n «ti»» is a IO acre strip work* muUpPwrr revenue rerti.
loir tho east Ismk o f tVf IldU* yDentes. I’m f c bidders failed to
l>uroUeh Itiver, wim-li would give appear at tne City Commission
plenty i*f space mmc titan tl«- meeting. Monday night.
“ O-J.ttoo m|ust< .fo il of floor splice
ia o County’s court room at El.
need-d !•> replace present count)
office*. It is pointed mil thnt the Mvers is said lo la- conditioned
project would result in n iK-outi- with the wrong kind of air—hot
fied eivic (--liter, replacing tt pre air, lit this particular case the
hot air I* roused by tho weather
sent eyesoi'! area.
(not -Verbai), therefore County
Miami is reported lo he having j Judge Hiram Bryant, yrlUi a small
a lot of trouble with Ha sky- I dpck'rt on hand, postponed the
scraper Unite fiounty rourt house I term o f court until tho third week
October.
because of Inaccessible approach
and Inadequate parking facilillet.
Vlslte
Lalct-Ianil, which w u
Largo lumlo-r compa'ntes in l last year by 41,000 tourist*, ex
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Short cuts to
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LADIES .and CHILDRENS
, B R O K E N S IZ E S
A N D O D D LO TS
Hart are just three way* your imsn-sitomorrow Gas kitchen releasee you from
time-wasting mealtime drudgery.
$4.98 VALUES
NOW
$ 3 .0 0
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f ' g j I* cuts out marketing monotony . . .
Your new economical, tihnt Gas
refrigerator is streamlined Inside and
out! Arranged 10 store more foods (froren
* 5 " ) h « * • eotsaakbrg i h e n i , , . Your
new Gee range is so automatic it
thinka for icielf. . . turns on and o f . . .
cooks a delicious meat — all by • simple
$ 3 -9E
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cold to keep them fresh Umger. Rest o f all / I
-there are no moring pans ia the freeing # ' I
syttem to wear out!
T 'J " |
V - X Your oew automatic Gas water-beater /
simply ends "ren-coM" worries! Gives you /
n llom of uniformly hot water 24 hours a
day..-replace* the supply xo/arf there's ^
AM t f tw o for an uHofflBtlc dUhwtibcr
and laundry. Amarittgly thr% , too! Plan
13.98 VALUES
NOW ?2-°°
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18, 1946
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T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
Edward K ini hull Weds
Miss Holly Mitchell
S O C IE T Y E D IT O R
M il, Unity June M i t c h e l l ,
daughter nf Mr*. William Klv
(■ill Mitchell nini the mu' Mr.
Mitchell, wm martini July l ‘J
in St. Luke'* CImpel, Miintclnir,
N. J. to Kilivniii tviiiihnll, »l
Guatemala, Cent ml \inrricn. mu
inf Mu, Wilburn Mi-.Vnllrn, of
Thi* city ariit Mr. Harvey Kim
ball nf M‘ 'ntlt l>«ia, Kin
The Rev, Hi
Norman " litre
officiated. T h e 'Kll>l«* »«•- eivrn
in marriage by her uncle. William
Brush of New Vink, Mi*. Philip
lUter. tint her
Illumliert;. hci
only attendant. Mr. Pfiilip Iliumberg was host man.
The bride was graduated from
the Kimberly School, attended
Smith CnlleKe mul nxeived it
degtee front Stmifniil Cmversity.
She was with the -Office nf Inter*
American Affitli* a* a *ciipt
C ecelia T ruk ick
John T. Brady Weds
Social Calendar In Jacksonville, Fla.
MONDAY
In n uuiet simple wedding in
The Truth Stokers _ Sunday Jacksonville yesterday nflernnnti
Mi*. II. K. Long m I children 1
School Class will rnjjoy an all John T. Ilrady of tin* rity, ..in
' e as tD.’ ir truest Mis* Margar- I
day picnic at the home nf Mr*. o f Mnr. John T. Brad) «n* mar
Tuten of iWnter Haven.
J. II. Cowan at l-ake Mary.
ried to Mrs. Heilliy linger ,if
Memphis, Tcnn. The brfde-grunm's
Houston Mel.ean of Atlnnta
hrother-in-luw uml sister. Mr. and
Mra. 0. A. Davis, were attendant* visited Mr. and Mrs. t-rankliii
Hen m il nn Tuesday,
to the coupK.
Following a trip down the
Mr, and Mrs. I'. A. |{m,laud
The Woman1* Council n( the Florida east const the *>iplc have ns their truest, Mr. ami Mrr.
First Christian Church met Mon will make their home nl tor} Hill Atkin-, of lllucficld, West
day at the home of Mrs. M. (!. Twentieth Street o| this itty.
Va. Mr. Atkins is Mr*. Rowland's
Tracy on Palmetto Avenue. The
brother.
meeting was called to order by
the president, Mrs. J. L. Horton.
Mis, Anitr. Alien „h6 recently
Mrs. W. E. Tlsott gave n l«lk
underuunl an operation on her
concerning “ Faith" with Mrs. )V.
knee ha* returned In her home
D. Thornton, Mr*. W. P. Yeslry
. from the Otnnge Memorial Ho**
and Mra. O. D. Landless assisting
Active and Alumni mnidicri of pital in Orlando.
* with the program.
the Pi Knppn Alpha fmtvrnity j
----- -— 1 Mra. *0. T. Pearson w *» in are entertaining a Inigr group | • Mis. Harold C. Washburn arid
charge ot the missionary program of rushee* at a dinner dance at : daughters, Carolyn and Marilyn,
with Mrs. Landtess, Mrs. M. (>. the Dubsdrcad Country Club in J have returned t« Ibeir home
Tracy and Mrs. Jack Kanncr tak- Orlando tomorrow evening with I epinding two weeks nt Coronado
ing parts. Hr. Frank Quillman Jimmy Wlllox and his orchestra (teach.
was guest speaker and explained furnishing the music fur the af-----.-----.
the work of the local health unit.
Miss Tni Livingston has return
A short business meeting was
i-ocktail* will l>e set veil at G;,1Q ed from Highland, N. C. where
held and a budget for the year P. M. to l*e followed by a buf she has been spending the- past
was approved and also a year fet-style dinner. From tt:ttfl |*. M. five tv-eks as the guest of Sirs.
book pattern approved. The ho*, In 1:0(1 A. M. dancing will !■• en. If t*. licit1.’!, Miss Janet Hetiel
teaae* for the meeting. Mfs. Tracy joyed. Jack Robinson, \V. C. SV*- and Alan Hetiel at their summer
land Mis* Miriam Spier, served
Stiiton form tKr- ilanc*’ copimittee
with Valcuen Thomas and Rnlnlt1
Thoaa - prereml were Dr. and WllIiams*'Tieing In charie of .lu"
Ms*. Frank Quillman, Rev, and rush cnmmillees.1
ci'.’sts Mr. and Mrs. E. II.
Mr*. W, P. Vesley, Mrs. Jack
Approximately bit rusher. from and son Tjtrry of Columbus,
Kanner, Mrs. A. P. Randy, Mrs. Orlando will attend with ottu* •and Mi*,- Amu Kavanatigb
Gail Meyer, Mrs, Mary KosYir. rusltcvs I’vlng invltrd from San ” f Cnliimbw- Mr*.- Kelly t*
Mrs. Eandrcss, Mrs. W. C. Clause, ford, Tavares,'Eustis, Ml. Dura, HambyV. niece.
Mr*. W. II. Hughes. Mrs. J, P.
Wilson, Mrs- O. T. Pearson. Mrs, Ixushurg and Kissimmee.
Mr. and Mrs. Fay L u tilis and
Bill Tison, Mrs.. E. C. I Hibson,
son of Jiiekson, Mis*, tro visiting
31 r«. Joe Petrus, Mrs. J. L. HorTho Uniteil Stales lias tltoie | Mr. and Mrs. II. K.. Cordell Mr.
Iton, Mr*. Alex Johnson, Mrs. W. than IKIS vurk-'tik* of rat* uml | Lnssing ha* just returned from IK
D, Thornton. Mr*. It. (i. J-’ov,
I nlonthi: overscan duly in tht
Mrs. Tracy. Misses Eusnn W il
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TMropeatt Theatre.
liams, Ilcttle Meyer and Miriam
There are 11(1 letters
Speir.
Russian alphabet.
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j Mr. ami Mr*. Karl Jrlet
I are s|omling two week*
l Mot, |.non Apmtiuent* in
Christian Womans
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Council Meets
Mr. Kimball attended IVntisylvunin State College, lie wn.- all
agrictilurul lerhtiiiian with the
Institute o f Inter-American A ffair, in nuateninla. Costa Rica
and Panama. In the \imy hi
was
with
the Quai let master
Cnrjis and was xliitiiiicd in Pa
nama and Guatemala.
P.K.A. To Honor
RunhccH Friday
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Ml** Musty I’ tndmiled fumt Sciuinolt High Sehenl mul attended
Massey's ltn*!|ie*-; Cullrge In I ji k-..iivt||e
She j* now employed
at tin office of \\. I Kiirbluft m Sanford. Mr. Crigg* alti'tiderl
the liii k-oiivihe rein nl* and u >riil l\ #*i ivctvcd lir, dischatge front
Ilu- IV H. Naval Hi- eito .ilb r having rived two and one half years.
He i. at present en.iplove-i is b.ipuss Hem b whole be i» ttaining
to In mi optician with Wlnie'- iiptiiii| t oHipaii)
MUNCH IORN Countess Nleollc tie
ttnngn, who will marry ex-(51 Rob
ert M. Clark. West Chester, Pa. In
n few weeks, demonstrates her Culi
nary skill at the home id her aunt
In Pittsburgh, Pa. The Countess met
her future hushnml nl hrr chatrnn
a year ago She hid from tho Nail*
for five years.
(Internatlonnl)
Cool . . .
Delightful . . .
IT'S Y O U R M O V E
He
vers
W-O-N-D-E-R-F-U-L-1
rikenhiir li
turned to
g in San
i In other
homo nil
he Paeifie
V **
n w
,
|M -till /.*— /trheiollr «, tH
)
Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Conlrll • to
sun have reiurned fittm liolwell
(la,* where they have hym vu-ilmu
telutive* mil friends. Dm a an
and Jean Cordell of Hartweil. tin
vek
will
lll»- vtsitillb In,
ARLKK HANKS. MWS M
ItARIlF.K. A. 1^ HAKIM
M K II \ R N K S, MRS
'I
t.ARKT
F
HARNKS,
I
THEATRES
IIARNUM.
W ILLIAM
I 'M . •
L frrr, m iis . cf .c i l m ass
RAYMOND HASS. I. F. H '
TKN. It K. IIATTKN. I K \
J, HAUER, It. L REA HI i, • 1
BEASLEY. LOTTIE REAM l ;
It A HECK. HARNEY IL ID-' h
C. W. HbicK,' MRS. W
i:
llEECIIEIL IIERHERT 0 H "
09c O pen s 12:45 P. M . 40c
BENS. JOHN W. HELL. W '•
T O D A Y a n d F R I D A Y . LACE HELL, MRS PM I ' ‘
BELLAMY. L. C. IIKFHEK
“ I K N O W W H A T I 'M ”
V. HENIIAM, C. F HEM N
D O I N G ! " S H E S A I D . . . SR., EDGAR RENTON, H:
" A W O M A N IS N 'T M E A N T L. RENTON. MRS. JACK hi
TON,
W ATLEK
<>.
»H MRS C. M. HERRY
'
G
RIGGERS.
C H A R I!'
SLACK, T : i ).V)\S C. H IM
h e l l . c . c . hi a n c . w
I
HCII AN NON. w . Al. lion
ENSTIF.IIU Y. C. IIO L IIM . 1
FRED HOLLY. J. L‘ HOL '
MRS. CLARA II. HP A DY. MKS
,OKI DA
for Reservations
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
iCRvUnvillb
PLOSIOA
lit si
MINNA
SI
pli it
KQIfkbOl * *
Trov Had a wandering Klines I
Hnppfm’- rrMtiction wa* only inc
sky; Ninon * » » ever the chat
ter of Frame: Hut “ h. wbsl »
good girl am I! . . . EDWARD
M A R S IlA LIi ha* tetumed from
—
ALSO —
Sport u u ‘^ B A D M IN T O N
C artoon — "P o tto ry Pool
U N IV E R S A L N E W S
T H IS W A S ^ f e
A D V E R T I S I N G $A
JOHN T. RRADY, C. F. HIIAN
AN. F. J. HR A M T . .
I .
BREW ER. CHARL ES
I
B R I D G E S . MRS. N A M V
BROCK. I„ S. 11ROOK WAV. f
C. BRONSON. EARL IIRONSt N.
E.
A.
HROTIIKRKON.
MRS
SADIE . BR0U8E. H. RUEOKD
BROWN, C. E. BROWN. (
IV
BROWN, MRS. HERMAN t<
BROWN, G. W. BROWN. UK.
I~ D. B R O W N , P A U L G.
BROWN, R. B. BROWN. H. L.
BROWN. ROY M. BROWN. W.
K. B R O W N . M R S . W. It
BROWN. JOHN I* HRUMLEY.
I- A. n R U linE Y . W. 8. Bit CM
LEY. CHARLES BRUNO. W. K,
BRUNSON, PETER BUKER. C.
1. B U U iAPD , JACK BURNEY.
ARTHUR t
BUTLER, L
L
BUTLER., J. R. BUTLER, T. A.
BUTNER, E. V. BYBD, MR j .
BRADFORD T. BYRD . - .
d
9 BM so“ nRwa ALBTEUR \ V *
to leave July |8 for Nswsrk
N .w Orient* and Is driving a
ntw Robin* Egg hint Fenl . . Have you heard that a gensolngist |« one whn traces hack your
family •* f*r ■» y°ur n’ nn*>f
»U I go? . . . and that » rentlsman U one whn n*v«r. unlnUft-
100 percent virgin
w ool
fo r w e r m llt nnd
Lauderdale
snttnder, more refreshing
steep d u rin g (hose cold nights o f winter Ihnt lie just ah ead . 6 feet
w ide by 7 Vj
feet lo n g — Ihe extra tuck-in size. Beautiful shades in
Duetjr Rose, G reen, B lu e, P each and W in te r Rose.
Many other fine blanketH from which to choose!
end
NEWSPAPER
. DOES IT |
!l!t BETTER
New York for the n u t
frur month* . . . Th* llsvfslr
Inn It now ll.terl in DUNCAN
HINES iscommendnl book f»r
excellent Iwlging, . . . That
makes the second in the county,
with the Arm tUge’ Cabin Court*1
W KLWIN
hy NASHUA
Y
M J IA T liT
�■**«—i■■
T H U R S D A Y ,- J U L Y
TH URSDAY, JULY
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
F A C E S IX
18, 1 M 6
flY PAUL RpOINSOh
Amazon Valley Could
Be Shipping Center
THANKS
I A L O T -Y
— By JOHN MASON
Cental Pint Wtittr
RIO UK JANEIRO. UP) —
Dratil'* \a*t Amnion Valley jun(fie could !>«• reclaimed In HO yean
o become a valuable shinping
and product ion center, ray, An
drew J. Ilirgin*, >* w OrleniM
«hip and airplane builder.
H A R R Y TRU M AN started
something when he sent the
O PA bill bock- to Congress with
a sawed-off olive branch.
Jr's m uhed in more con/u
Sion than the days +hen Gta
him Afr,Varner announced loot
b ill games.
In a pre»* ronfarence on a viiit
to liraril, be e irnpared the region
with, the Mi**i**ippi Valley of th«
Uni • I Stale*,
lie *aid much
ptoere** could be made Ip Rranl
little capRiT.
with
Contumtrt aie being hit by
everything except falling prices
lllgginx, mke<k If h^ were nr
potlntinif to buy land In Rrasil
replied smilingly, “ I'm Ju»t' look
• The official f|,
designed by » |.’
Seme tellert are picking up In
builnen where Captain Kidd laf*
alf.
V / H A T S T H E PLCT7
GIVING THAT BANC
A D D R E S S .«1 V 4
B U S S ’S B U L G IN G
W H A rfe V A C A N T :
\fcjU£ F A L K S
DONT" TELL M E * LEM VC-1 d H E 'S W O fe k lW G O N
G U E S S T r r o o u l d n 'Tj / ' [ 5 a N f W C j O N S 'J Z k
BS V O U R H O U SE
v ) M AVBEH ELLC C
THEY w o u l d r e a d yo ur a d
TOO, IF IT APPEARED HERE
By R. J. SCOTT
S C O H 'S SCRAP BO O K
A2£N^G O N^
Uki& HAVIN G
d cuh m ec
bo
/
a
^ou^ p
i u i -ll T 5
VI .’ D I O
I HAVE
A T E R -j
R IM G
S l O E A .1
The bars In lively New York
are charging triple-ceiling <.n
Scotch with Lo'h sides having
an alcohotlday.
I I I h M A N t U lU ) I I K K A L U . K A N F V X U F L O H IU A
18/ 1946
W Q gg)
ABOUT
FOR RENT
Where Customers
T W O R O O M S U IT E W I T H B A T H
exposure. For tw o or
‘
available.
VALD EZ HOTEL
Benn C. Small, M gr.
BLIND CAVE-
Everything 1s golnt boom
with the cutlom trt going bust.-,
Instead of two cars in every
oaioge we new have two famU
But retiilrit chim they tie
not prohte.'img andprove if by
any bookt they cut to show.
And with new chr* Impossible
to get It looks as though the
Oatsmubllh la here to stay
For
ACAR-CES iT AN I H A L IK
( ’RESENT
llnnl-to-get Hems formerly nl
gelling arc now displayed on
the roof.
•
■
SALAM ARDETL
IS COMSIDF.R.F.D < 0 B E T H E
Friday and
VtiL U KKE -F $ < M L S
POUND
BY PAUL ROBINSON
TOP O’THE
M E Y .'T B L L T O U C P O L K S
ABOUT THC B A N O .i — f
L e A D f i Q . '- O g N r -
•?LIE STILL.
T MY HEART.
^
*
/ W I L L 't W s30* TWS
urreccyn-te MOgriHFPB-
DIXIE NPECIAI,
TANT MOMENT,
IN MV LIFE T r y
Cake
Howpy,
FRlENP
t MEAN
1
IT 6 V O M ’
I M UST/
H AVe S
FOR R E N T
MUST have* fur nl*)/r<l lumv* or
npnrtinrvit lx*fur* August__ 1,
oF P E B B L E S , AND if
PUSH ES
LO ANS
r r ' » f tit ben*.
trlcmh and
relatives are nut uueslione J
*l«*ui your credit. Your crt.piu,
*ir bu»in<*»* a* mkui tv*
will not hrar of y*«ii per*M»nd
11 in
[b u y ia ii" (HIM N f
r-mi.iura.'sinent. ■
Rr.i "liable credit requirementI.
No in-maker* <>n inoni-y loans.
Variable payment plan*.
I \MILY U »A N « *».
bn el i Hank Hld«. •
I'hiMie 33
I.— -
m n r r m : T " m M m i unfits to
rent hmise or n|iartrnent. furnlshetl or unfiimi-hed. I'hone
I 66, Kni| IligginlHitlinin
VVANTKD: npnrtmrtit <-lo*c In
gtermnnent rouplc. John Stev
en*, (US K. Jth St.
W ANTKII In rrnl house or apart
ment finnislieil or unfurnished.
Tall fH'i-J.
OM,*VtoU REMEMBER
WITH THE H O U S IN G
S H O R T A G E ‘N ’ S T U F F L
W E W A N T E D TO H E L >
» A N D t M E A N W E r—
=\ HAVE S IM P L Y r - *
v~ l H E A P S C F l
^
1 R O O M .» c r
1 MOT FOOT." H E L IV E S HCRC,
P P A C T I C A I T / ^ I -------
f o . Tnl
n i c e .o u i e t s t r e e t . - w w i c w
S U IT S ME F IN E .'A F T E B A t —
v n ig h t s m i f t w it h r - p ^ —
\ THE B A N D , I
LIK E /- /MATCH
MOIfKItN r. room Iningnbot, cen
trally Inrati-d Tilri-c iM-iIrnuni.,
two lialti..
Price t7.‘.nn
W. It. M il.I AM S. ItKAl.TOR
415 Atlantic Bank llldg.
Telephone 1120
A R T IC L E S
FOR SALE
4r VKNTUKA ATTIC FANS
_____IL IL jPOI’K CO^ INC.
con-li
12
S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S
BY PAUL RQBINSQN
N O K ID O IN G .', l
NEVER M IN D 1 VO U M E A N YOU
SH O W IN G 'M E n AC TU ALLY
THE B O O M - f
■ I1 L T A K E r
S WlLLtrrS
HE
c h ip p in g r
n A B O U T *!
H E R E 'S THE
D E P O S IT * r -
\n h a t s
D O N E M IN D
J H IM ." H B S
T A L K IN G IN
H IS S L E E P /
THANfCSr^
AG AIN ' - d g
OH, BU T I S IM P L Y H A V E N T ,
THE V A G U E S T O E A W H A T r
THE R E N T WILL B E - P ~ l -----1
w 1 M E A N . IL L
ask : M O M . 'N s
VilTH y o u r f o l k s ?
^
( BU T D E R 'T H E Y U 1 B E PERFECTLY/
W I L r VBOUT \
Livestock, Supplies
By Bob Green
THh LONE HANGER
HE MUs) p p
OUTLAW,
O
R
H
E
W
O
U
LD
N
T W EA R
r STOP TO FIX A BREAK IN THE TELE
THAT
M
A
S
K
.
IT'S
TOO
/WJCM
GRAPH LINE. APACHE5 TRIED TO KILL
FER
ME
TO
FIG
U
RE
OOTJ
ME.BUT THAT MASKED MAN CAME
G
ID
D
A
P
!
i------------------Alit)NG JUST IN
COME
ON
T iM E l c\r-2 S—
SILV ER ./
M E A N W H IL E , AT 5 . C . .Y t L*
V , GC
LAURA. LAURA1 V
C AN 'T LET PINE CREEK I WORRY,
Q R FO R T APACHE X FRAW i&JOW T H A T -- / T l - j ^ r r n /
i 2x0 tongue and groove
ring. 2628 Orange Ave.
ATTIC
FAN8—Emerson 3A ^2
and 48 Inch. OPA prices. Hsn-
dall EUetrie Co.
T' - - --- —w■■ i.«*
^ *• ** ao*
PORTABLE electric power plant
. -Briggs $ Hirst ten or llumelito
fi^atO-V.
DC. wvw
600-W;-$W.50
A
f • 6Ar,
n I^WFrRV ■
<J00. Immediate 'detlverf.
Sturnev 931 Cedar St.,
, FU, Ph. 9-6920.
,
I 73c
Fancy W est -rn A & I l
slid tils till I'ls
2 |?ai 1.12
Head The At
N«Jt till
■1 I
l III 1 h
Roast
II)
VStew o r Bniisiivr Ih 2?
Cliickcn a la King Tou
Fresh Pork Sides, lb
Pork Chops, lb ... ......................
I ' l l l KD
t In lira*, busac Sjrup
Sweet Cherries
IJc
Mixed Vegetables 28e
IN OCR MARK FT
PittTtoast, Ih
33c
Meal Ground, Ih lit
Krcli Pure
Pork Butts (sliced), lb
Pork Sausage, ll> .‘Illu
(We (Irintl, III
german’s Skinless Weiners, l b ....
in i
YOUR FEVER IS WORSE, FRANK .I'M
G O IN G TO PINE CREEK >
"
A N D G E T A D0CTOR!/f NO.LAURA,
RIGHT. I'LLJ 6 0 0 0 . IL L BET STONY BLUFF STATION.THIS MUST
P A U I r f NO ONE H AS A B E AT LEAST HALFWA/TD PINE
I. /w. Z s
SISTER WITH THE C R EEK . I'LL STOP AND--W HOA,
\
SPUNK YOU HAVE. BOY, WHOA I/ t —
12c
IONA
.
( ’ APII DU 1
Pickles
iar.
Sections No. 2 ran
VIBUNIA DARE
NO, t CAN
rn oH T
LONO GRAIN PATNA
Pis
Qta
KFU SIl
IWT8
ROHKDAir. >V
Tomato Sauce
8 oz can
Cleanser 2 for lHc
OLp d u t c h
6
lim it
Garden Fresh Fruits and V e g e ta b le s
Fresh Carrots, 2 bunches ............ 17<
Juice. 10 c/. t
Van Camp* In tom
DARIFS
Beans, No. 2
Until 1 When Available
FREbll PEACH
VANILLA - CnOCOLATK
Pint 3 0 c
1U m a g n o l i a
avenue
Tim Telephon e Opernlnr line one o f lnilu»lry ■
good Julio.
Fresh Green Cabbage, lb .
■
Fresh Okra, lb .................
SO\OU
THINKS
THE-SO YOUR]IITHERS OUT R E - is
gating and 0 m *nge* urn allrartlve.
s o
ED & OPERA'
iY THR GREAT ARP TEA c a
• X o to -W h .,. » - . r t
sgsr
(r y »u i Prjrb
Jam
H i »/ •
K N H IC IIE D
rrrtaln hour* of the «lajr«
/
The EYES ef TOE
COMMUNITY WOULD
BE ON YOUR ADr
IF IT UAD lil-F N j
employees Inerroslngly lig h e r wa^es.
'
J*ir
.lie
l-s CAN
Funi|)kin
C o to a
Noodles
Artr«la M rir *ut*r
Peas. No. 2
l ;u*
.
* 2
II) | ) k g
FLOUR
10 c
ltr*,‘* Drain- It or. can
Pipe Cleaner
Hie
Bab-o, reg can 10c
Pork & Beans
Green Beans
K TAN D A U U
Sitinach
Fur Dishes
2 No. 2 canH 23
& Laundry
O ver the years, Ifk fd ii j yirra have rrrelvrrl
MR. MERCHANT
a ll*
BOHANNON'S
m r a foni|*rneallon for oyertlnm or rluty at
Increasingly more aerVfen for their d o lU r—
•Y
B la c k b e r r ie s
Ilm lir V 's
Ituro Farm*
In *pgh. «*uic
R X T ItA
rate o f $84.00 a wreh. Thla dor# not Include
Sweet Potatoes, 2 l b s .......
Magnolia
||t IN/. H TR AIN E D
day week. Periodic Jnfroaaee bring Ihl* !«• ■
Calif. Long Whit* Potatoes,
OOD STORE
x
bus
Sanford, Fla.
W H EAT GERM
12 (>/■ "kir. 25
The beginner'# rnlr here la $25.00 for a fiv e
Red Bliss Potatoes, 4 tbs ...
PORAL
Tim work It pleaounl ami Intor-
■
■
Spinach
Ubby'* 9 o»
I rko Hi.»ml
No tl
Mustard, 2 j
IIAPPY IIAHVKHT
Large Juicy Lemons, lb
It YOUI
S tok lc,’* Fancy
CASHMERE
BOUQUET SOAR
!t Bars
27c
Roberts Grocery
Yellow Squash, lb ..........!.
1MCKLKS
McDonald lllendr.l
O R AN G E -G U U '»
“SEALTEST’
ICE CUE AM
DONUTS
I When Available
2„pounda 4 Q C
HOUTRERN
A UNET E N Mil
'
MrllONAl.il till H 'l • •** • •'
Spinach ....... 12c
Kilzum
G OOD AFTERNOON,MAJA.IM CORPORAL DUNCAN, OUT OF FO RT
APACHE .BOUND FO R
PINE C R EE K . C A N I t ^ o a u R '
W A T ER'MY MOUNT? / r m f iS S i
ili e/. par
Fork & Heaps .. 10c
INSECTICIDE
NCfT ANY MORE, WORSE
THEY MUSTERED ME OU1
CAVALRY AND INTO o THE BROKEN-DOWN J l
SIG NAL CORPS, x - 4
>■ t \\
PolaliK's No.2' vraii
IIO/KN
Toma toe puree
I JUST F
11 rtii r t u t :»
Prunes
4NN PAGE
THE SIGNAL CORPS DEPENDS
ON M E .TO BE THROWN OUT IF
THEY KNEW I W A S lO O S fC K
TO WORK. P L E A SE LAURA,
D O N T LET T H EM K N O W ! j
m iis
C o n lrtl o r P la in
BOBDEN’H .
Monroe Corner. Plrsl ll»u*e
on RlghL Ml. I)ora Road.__
rrP A Y iT o u
I AM \
Fresh Fryers (drawn), lb
Legs, Breasts, Thighs of Fryers, lb
Liquid Hemo .... 59c
WANTED
In stock. DeJur Exposure
■ k S j - Bnlarger^ Wle-
Gratle Beef
Hone Slcoks Ih (»‘J
Hnimd Slcak II)
Slandinu Ulh Knasl ll>
Claw Crab Meat, lb
Fresh Ocean Mullet, lb
Clapp’s Baby Food
Strained ...... 8c
Chopped ...... 10c
& Cot.
1938 LINCOLN Zephyr — new
engine, new palm j<d>. Private
owner. It. I*. Hucklew, Lake
KPKKt painting-contract or
Mary.
______ __
hourly basis. I*hon4 Grogan
ll M , e/o‘ Sanford llanlwarc.
1940 CHRYSLER New Yorker la
condition.
$1576—down
O W ING
and rspalrlng and "good
payment $1095. Phone 662nllag a to obr ' *p#claltle*. • M after 6:00 P. M.
, your roof fixed before the
mu come. C. W. Bellamy,
O. Box 843, Sanford Klor-
’ "pHOTOGRAnfa
your BEST photograph
~ ~
.
made at ^ i
, c- COLLEGE a
1 RAYMOND STUDIO
mar empl
U Bank Bldg.—Ph. 1093
W.
LARGE CASK
lyliiTK Tfou.SK
Krispies
1937 Hudson Plrkiip, good tl
foir condition, cheap. 300
W IL L
(L of 2x10, 2x8, 2x6, 2x1.
449*:
1045
P R E S C G i T C 'R H I S S I S T E R
R E L A Y S Tl I S M E S S A G E S
fiUnlry-Koieni Hardware Co.
WORK
qts 4Jc
4 l - C o U U Y lU ; A L L
S U B S P E C IE S
ie
r u B B E R IN
fresh Pork Bag Sausage, lb
automnbib t- driven in any of
the.** d a t e * mile** you are in• tired. Sen u« b"fntr* VOtl take
INNKKSPRINt; maltre*ae«, box
KI.EGTRtC appliance repair*
■prlngx, Hollywood bed*. All
we repair washing machine*
calve*, yrtrllnc*
type*
mattir****
renovated.
vacuum cleaner*, fan*, mixer*
Phone 7HH-W.
(Sill us today - sleep better
sewing machine.. Trotter A p
tonight!
Duroc, Jersey brce<l
pliance Rrtvlrr, 301 W. Second
KckoL Redding A Fgrntlare Co.
497-E, 682-lt.
St., Ph.me I Oil 14 .
‘
Sanford Hattrc** Factory
Phone || 33 and U72-J
nipple*
for
COCK Kit Spaniel.
Ui'IIOLHTKRY fabric*. A tine I xaie. Phone 212
enlarged. We ropy old photo■election In itnek. R. S. Urown,
grttpht.
2911 North Orange, Urlaodo. 8
HELP W A N T E D
N K 'lli'l l S STUDIO.
220 Mei-i'b llldg., Phono 1159
GIRL for »oda' fggntain at lain 13 N O T IC E S — P E R S O N A L
Have yuur portrkli taken at
N il IIOLLM STl’ IllG
ey’a Drug Store. I'srt time ot
full lime.
220 Uelsch Bldg., lltons IIN
SAVK 20c out of every dollar
t'hibttcn a »penalty
you spend for fire, windstorm
BOYS— white- Apply ut
automobile, workmen's compen
ford bowling AH*)’- ____
m T I L I Z E U fl.25 , U V - «
Ration, burglary, liability an.
other kln.l* of Insurance. YouT
0 -TY PIS T. V. X pc r l e i) r’e
like rfur dividened paving pol
IfttW but not absolutely
65-gallon
metal
drum'
icies. C. M. Boyd * Co.
condition, 12.00 each.
Chemical.. Inc.. 201
MAN working In Winter Park
Ave.. Phone 051.
8 to 6 wnnt*' rlda.
Rudd
04 E. flr»l_8t._____
ApL I Welaka.
Phone 91M>
NORTH Carolina groyrr
after 0 P. M.
COLORED man or. woman wanthar«o Cabliage plant
ed to coi >k for 8 p*vpW, family
All*. 16th to Nov. I
A U T O S FO R SALE
ooj salary plus roam 15
your order now for 1
livery. Call 706-U.
t HUrM Ollll.K Touring Sedan
HI" Tire*. 1 V-8 Fonl Sedan
BEFQKK buying that TA
Ken- nabl.* offer accdpted. Bof
IN get .our price,
- Experlenrol
Itoger* Hardware Co.
)r secrethrle*. IIAYKS HI all *tee| house trailer
desirable but
BOAT OAR8T
New paint, good tlrws. aOC,
Atttttttve sal- . W.
YE8—wa have them.
2nd Hi.
ONE hammer mill complete with
' power unIL Grind your own
fred, grlU and meal.
262H e
Orange Atw.
27c
Floor Wax
Fresh Pork Hams, l b ...........
Veal Cuelets (A Grade), lb
Veal ‘Loin Chops lb «. .*■ t . . ..
Pork Bo-ston Butts (fresh), !b
n trip’ In your car. C. M. Itoyd
7 P «t «,
R R in ilT HAII,
A-PKNN MOTOR
I A IIIt PANS
while (hey la.tl
I at lie aupply on hanil.
SMALL tricycle in fair
Uon. Phone 754-J.
S Y N T ri e <
S o u n d Tr a v e l s
M E A fU -V f O U n f l M E S A t
F A S T 1 'd R O U ^ ft W A f E R
A S -fH R O U C N A I R
Frush Ocean Jumbo Shrimp, lb
BIX mom liou*e, completely fur
IIII.L IIAHDWAUi: CO
nlalied, Klertrlc c oklng taitge,
301 Kiut burl Kl.
refrigeraliir, hot water bratIIIC'Yf'I.KK
fomplete |iatt« and
tar, air conditioned, two car
B w u u rir*. Jlxpcrl hp’ycle,im
brick guingv. yaid 1UU-I&7.
pairing.
large palm., oak. and pintree* and a-urltd ibrolr*llOlUStbN SPOHTIM;
200 East* FIrat St
orange, lemon. gra|>erniil. tan
KXPKItT plB'io tuning and re
gerine, ii nd plum tr-e
loa
I fit. ASS wall eft.e, 12'
long
putting. II i liff Ilrcux-r. Ilox
. Ing. . 1005 K. Itb Street b
with
3
git**
sliding
door*.
106, ML Dorn. Phone 2113.
fore noon.
Appy tU2I W . 3rd tit _____
INHXIK • Pl.YMOUTU
4 REAL ESTATE W AN TE D
FLORENCE 5 hunter nl| »love.
PARTS AND 8 EIIVIUK
ifood
condition.
1317
(Vlcry
WANTED: Liatinga o f faint.,
109 Palmetto t if.
Phone I Oil
Aye., »36.00. .
*
home*, grove* ami hudnrM
W
ARNING
to
automobile
owner*
property.
8
A R T I C L E S Y f- A N T E D
and driver*. 3H Mute* now have
W. It. Wil.LIAMH, ItKAl.TOR
atrlct loan |mpo*lng heavy pen419 Atlantic Uenk llldg.
U Y your car, regnrdle
idtie* nri inntnrLta who cannot
Telephone 1120
e or condition. Roy Rn
pay a judgment fu r injury to
S .
2nd HL
other* routed by their autorno*
LIST your property with Tom
Idkn.
Von i » c Ink ing a gr o v e
Holt, Kelr.nian for W. It. Wil WILL ’buy broken dnVm aewlng
i-haiii-e if von drive o r If ymir
liam*.
machines, any moke. Uox 31*2.
it
MADE
Fancy Iceberg l.y lllice , 2 heads
Gn. Tom atoes, 2 Ilia
W estern Carrots, 2 hunches
C a lif Sunkiat Lem ons, dozen
G reen Beans m. Ptilt? Beans. Ill .
Milk 6 cans 31c !t cans ) l c $4.0li
HELLO,
a g a i n .-
3 R E A L ESTATE FOR SALE
10 inch *ci«‘ nr*. for home
offiie, iiinnofiii'luli-il by I’lu
WIIK.'i you buy n liolur, f[rt u
5 year firr- mid wiudnlurm in- i 11.75.
nuranre poliry, Voii will - u /p I UUlIKKItl/.KU .Inning — 1,
appmrimnti-lv IM of the cuvl 1 fur muny ptirpo»r«‘ 12 ini
wide, liny Icligtli. flfb
and pu»> pay III" |il**mitnn in
yard.
f» nnnml io-l:illinriit». See C.
MOSQUITO net-. JJ7.V
M. Royd A I V
ItlitiSDN SI'OII I ISO 1,001
anti Kant Kti*t St.
TWO-ntnrv home
nlrctt bx »t inn.
Phone lOllt-W.
A m e r ic a
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H o W IftAMV
K lN O S oF POISONOUS
A C LO U D
oF D U ST A d E A D
ftY PAUL ROBINSON
LL-lALil il.ju.iuel —s.iuL- Juft
dnifn. • c m v & r
_Phil1!** -
llEAvD IS COMPOSED
broken
Klgin bicycle liV
accessories,
Hit!
Nesro
kerosene
i<1* condition, ft Hi
Saturday
1 1-2 lb. ukjr*
siu rn tE an Bf-U- T m n u n a j t y p t k i >:l h a p ii c o m p a n y
W e Reserve tee MUkt Ta IJmlt Qasalllr
�/■7»v.y.
THURSDAY, JULY
18, 194<
T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
P A G E E IG H T
u » re.-i oa..
THF D ID H O M E T O W N
Newspaper Collector
R e t i r e s At Age 76
Bv STANLEY
-A N O TH E R E S YOUR
to upend ■ lot of time doing odd
chores around the house for his
wile, Minnie, whom he mnrricd
tlAl.TJLMOKE. (>V)—Abraham G
Coir, 7rt. collector for the Haiti
more Sunpapcr*. is retiring nftci
frf) j#mrs* unbroken service, whirl
t w in with » Joh reeling the
nrwA to thr founder of the papers
O T H E R 5 H IR T —
,
M O W d fE T ^ O / A iO
YOU
CANT
Q U IT
THE W EATH ER
A D V E R T IS IN G
Y O U ’R E T A L K IN G T O
A PARADE
In Unity T h e re la Strength—
N O T A M A SS M E E T IN G
.
Partly cloudy this afternoon, tonight
anl Saturday with widely scattered
afternoon
thundershowers
mostly;
over interior and west portions.
To Protect the Peace of the Worlds
To Promote The Prefer** of Americas
To Prodose Prosperity for Sanfsrd.
'E M , T E L L
AN
VOLUM E
X X X V II
Eotabliahed
VJH EH
J O S IE
WARRANT OfF1CIR and Mra. Sam
ucI I*. Harrison of
... Hurrah,- Okla.
who entered the Hum Inn-occupied
tone of Berlin to visit a j * t ahop
are reported held by fhe Red*.
American military authorltire wero
unable lo convince ihe Russian
omrlaU that the Harrison, and
two olher Yank Army
should bo turned over to the U. s.
force* for action. (Inlcmallonal)
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M E ?A R t> T ?\ E M O P
H A N D L E 1W O R K S
W A S F 1 R IM O T H E
M A R R IE D W O M E 74
^E TT/M ^
R IC » O
HTM M OT OH LY
SAVE S H ER JO B
BU T^D O U BLES
That’s right, Hhop at MATHKH’S for furniture that
will fit right into your .
fit your need for another bed, or vai
perhaps a dresser . . . that will fit ngi
get, too. MATHER’S prices are sti
OPA approved prices and you can c<
stay that way as long as present stocl
Congressman Ordered
To Appear A t In• quiry In Connection
With War Profits
Paraciiute
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M A C H IN E S
• V A C U U M C LEANERS
• S E W IN G M A C H IN E S
FOR
fK
TROTTER APPLIANCE SERVICE
30-1 W . SE CO N D S T R E E T
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P H O N E 1064-J
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a n y t h in g
yo u
NEF-D
TRY OUR W A N T ADA
TISIIfVINO before tho Senate War j
Investigating Committee In Wash
ington.' Under*ecretary of War
Kenneth C. Royal told Ihe committec that Rep. Andrew J. May.
chairman of Uio l|on*o Military
Affairs Committee, hnd accused
Inm of having May “investigated
In 1911 In connection with the op
eration* of the Rrie Basin Metal
Product*Company. (International)
Select from b u r wide*
sorlm cnt o f h c *d board a
in M ahognftv, W a ln u t o r
leg* lo
a it n ._
M a p le w ith Iegi
to m
match.
C a ‘n*“ lb4 ' u»ed with ' a n y
box yprinK and mattrcaa.
L S /M ^ r
ir m a
EASY TERMS
when unexpected
fo r a visit.
com pany come*
IN A RAUK) REPORT to the
nation on the recent Big Pour
Ft.reign Minuter* meeting in
I’ori*. Secretary r.f Slate Janie.
E. Hyiiie* said that the dinft*
of tieatics ngroc-tl upon "are not
the best which huinnn wit could
devise.’ ffiv- wwtw^J tlrst J w v lt
by its oiifection, to Yiernlnn ilif*
nrmaiiicpt la ulitnatipg thoso
countries who wish to remain
their friends.
(Interiiatiotialf
WOOD BED
Assorted style* in M «p le , W nlnut or M xhognny finish. Choose
from our U r g e selection!
Jud*n
HaU»F ••lfM f»l*e
nfllrrr ^
Malar) *.t JolUi
l*|et |% • • ull 11
Kira and IVala
l*OUUlF J«hI«^. I
and i’Ml*
Jit ■11* r» ••f I’ra
Frta altd t*'t»l*
Hlirtiff I'rra ati
W ALNUT VAN1TIEU
v/ilh any o f the above W a ln u t bc.ls.
$3 9 95 Up
VANI TY BENCH
Slatterly Says
Mr f..( ( •.«(!».«*•(!
I I IH.LI
llr ««* i**"*
K»>*ln^*rln* Hrn
| yv.| t»
I ' ll
HuiM-rinl'iuhni
K r*e
4tS
Ill
m eat to o l*, m achinery
r lr
•’
tle s olln e . nils. »le . •
*.
Itosit M aterials
»>
III
Ijik iir
Mslnt-I sacs
##| (111*41'*
*#••»(!
Ms. vs
1*1 Krerns* of pnrenrla*
•
I'lghl of M'a»a
t.
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Hanforrl on t»l* Tas
M A N ILA . July 19. UP)—Twelve
companies of military police of
the I'hillpplne Army are en
gaged in « stiff battle with more
than 400 armed peasants ol*oul
35 miles northwest of Manila.
The military police are equipwith mortars, armored ears
and heavy machineguns.
The peasanta are armed with
.60 caL machineguns. They have
been holdlrtg two village* under
all night ehelling by the military
po)lc«.
Thia la the latest clash In a
aerie* of outbreak* which have
Uk*n hundred* o f. live*.
In Manila the leader of the
armed peasant*, Lula Tarue, de
clared that th* situation In ctnil Luton 1* fast approaching
crisis. Tarue said he intends
to ask for • conference with
President Manuel Roxa* tomor
row in an effort U> prevent more
lln ll
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T o ta l Ap|tro|ir*alloni
•••
It* ssr s p 'fo r r'ofii|ns-»**-l*
•
rOTAI I'S'IOIKI
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W elhrhs
*e m l
Morhars I'sns'ons
J.
Total Appropriation^ -— I
Ur.trve. l«r ContindsneiM
TUT At* ntftwtrT
>
t«r * «""* * ' r * »*
II I tutary of I'oualy
.
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(«« f
" ‘ ’ U lllF lf*
TtrTAL" tH 'lH tK T
r a h t lr ll,
(It
-
Total Apnr* trlalldM
lleaarve for t’ortthiganu! ?■
TOTAL
t*f
EASY TERMS
1
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t
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k
I
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BUI
rtslarr founly I’hySletr.n.
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ROOMY CHESTS
" County* Ilsntth Unit
T r'e f APi'inpn •>»«•'
.
i i , . . , . . ........ .
t o t a i . ii«:w »5 T ,
ItMSltsI raa*.
t'urrnsse o f llo s f'ls l
Kuulpni*nt. etc. other
e i P u n C s a .• • .
T otal Appropelsll#** . -I t . M r v , for I nnllngeactes
^ A b
fa tsrg t ea
S tu rd y
shd built (o f long aenrlee. Comes
nKNTRIN, China, July 10. (JP)
cjrxwers.
in M * p lo or W a ln u t finish.
rum
n jn . s *
“ IT S
EASY)
T O P A Y THE*
|
U. S. Marines Halt
Search For Buddies
Four - spacious
111
Ilf
DRESSERS
Low b u g tjp o d rw M f.. C .n »>#
uaed m a vanity If datlrad. Haa
attractive avfln(ln| mjrror.
1
K »4
puMIrll*
Vet Loses (Sun Battle A fter Shooting Doctor
B ooks
farinas. In China
T th slr March for
members who have
sonsr by a band of
search has been
lit a true* turn to
their ralaase.
i war# members of
mg a bridge near
Thar war* seised
80 armed Chinese
and search parties
vestlgatlon, when It is alleged
the commission lost bookkeeping
records of ship construction ma
terials, Slattery wa* serving In
n subordinate position, f i t ha*
held hla present post alnee Feb
ruary.
The counsel for the House
Committee, Marvin Colee, say!
that after , today’s hearing an
Independent audit of the agenda*'
books will be undertaken. White
this Is being done, the hearing*
will recess, probably until August
or September.
.
ARERDF.KN, Md.. July 19. • V<
—The army torlav denleil
that
five civilian employee* n«
the
Alrerdeen Proving Grounds In
Maryland were fired because of
their union aetWItle*. The \\ urDepartment says they were re
moved from tnelr Jobs In the
Interesta of national security.
A ll.fiv e are officer* of a new
CIO union, th* Public Worker*
of America, and the national
prtaldent of tha organisation ar
cuses tha Army of unionlnudlng.
A spokesman for the War
Department told newsmen that
th* Army’s record o f dealing with
unions among its 2,000.000 war
time and poat-war employees is
enough to
has no anl
TO REPATRIATE GERMANS
MOgCOW, July 19, UP)-The
Russians said today they are
going to. repatriate, during th*
next three month*. 120,000 Gor
man war prisoners now held in
the Soviet Union- Tb* flr«l 60.
000 o f them will arrive at Frankfurf-on-Oder on Aug. 16. Tb*
Soviet announcement did not re
veal how many German priionrr* are In Russia at th* present.
IRON HUNT
tore
Rom ano.
Approximately
100,000 employes ar« on strike
throughout
l»*el*
th# country
prevailing
.
to *n-
In the larger
..
,
MACAPA. Amapa, Br*iil-(/V)
—Geologists and eameramtn arc
la qxsmpt from tax' accompanying engineer* from th*
M. A. Hanna Co. of Cleveland, O..
“by Justice
>
Italian labor sltuatlnn. In Ttr>
City permit to erect a« additional In, a general atrik* is entering teenth Street, reported to police
concrete block tourist cabin at Ua third day, and Premier Al- that hi# IMS. black Plymouth
111=111=111=111
•’ .. _2_i_.Trv. .
’s*. J* .elv
proposal (hut does liot provide
for rcturlttg pi ice ceilings on
milk. rural. rnjkii amt other foods.
Jienuti' Majority Lradtr Alben
liarkie) said that the prospect
fir agri-nitont on an OPA revivul hiir doesn't look so good,
t'hnirmup llrrnl Spence of tho
House Banking Committee said
Ihe outlook is dark. Kepubliean
Senator. Robert Taft raid lha
dtudlurk* remains.
t
Tiie House voted, with certain
reservations, to approve a .Senate
prohibition against tliu use of any
OPA fluid, for so-called propa
ganda in support of price controls,
flir llooi.i uppioved .in allotment
ot ITo.imo.uOo for ill* A instead of
tin- tlinl.fioo.ooii it originally ap|iroved.
The Senate hud voted to give
tU’ A only hulf of that— 4-p»fl(*l30,OII0. Th.. legislation now goes
hack to th|. Senate for fonsideraHoc
Incidentally, lionsewivrs in a
number of rifles have formed
picket lines in a one-day buyara*
strike against increased priest.
Women in Rochester, N. Y , caytied banners which read: "Let*a
ktep prices down. Huy nothin*
today.*' However, two hours aftar
the picketing began, shopping arts
raid >ti I - rjtAr normal. The
d*iva-»tr.'to*. was sponsor; d by
ah IndeventiaaU titlrens* Corns
Iiuttre. the A. K. of L. mid C I. O.,
and the American Veterans com
mittee.
In Cleveland, operators of .12
food stands have announced that
they will cluso tomorrow in pro.
lest against Increases in whole
sale prices. A spokesman for the
merrjianta »»id that they had de
cided lo take a holiday because
many customers had sta.ed a
buyers' strike against the new
price scales.
t'linrle. t’arroll Blanc of I f
Magnolia Avvpjic died at the I ■'
1,aid laiughlon. Memorial H«»pi* •
tin* morning at 12:16 A. M f"i
lowing seven month* of ill hen'll,
lie ha*'been a resident of Sanford
for three years, coming hoe
July 16. 1043 n* superintendent
of the .Jacksonville District of tl
Atlantic Coast Line. He wu
granted sick leave on Dec. (. IUI6
and has been in ill henlth *in«*
that time.
* ■
Horn In Pliwvflle, Ky. ho ntib're.l
tint service of the A •’.* !- "•
trninman Nov. 12, It'IJ st b
I'etersburg and wn* proinoti'd t •
a conductor Dec. IN, liH* "
Nov. I. 1924 he » a * ttrade actn.r
trainmaster and Oct. It), li'2-'
vated to trainmaster.
Mr. Itlanc was appointed auper
irdenilent of the Jaeksonvill.
terminal Nov. I, W U ami on
Sept. 21, 1928 was made superin
tendent at lakeland. The Rhine
family moved to Sanford July
15, 1913 when Mr. Blanc wa* an
pointed supcrlntenckmt of *•>»
Jacksonville district.
•
Survivors include his widow.
Mrs. C. C. BlinC, of Sanford,
son, C. C. Blanc, Jr. and grandson.
Charles Michael “ lane also of
Sanford; father and mother. Me.
and Mrs. C. M. Blanc of S'..
I'etersburg; brother, Robert <5
Blanc of Bt. Petersburg and Frnnk
Blane of KnoxTtlle. Tenn.
'Funeral arrangements are being
made by <t>ickson Funeral Home
and further details will l « an
nounced later.
DEATH IN POLAND
W ARSAW — UP) — The News
paper RsecJgtoepolita says 30 per
cent mora people die in Poland
each month than are bom. Infant
mortality la 26 percent, and a
health ministry official estimated
brtween 18.000 and 20,000 Poles,
mostly children, died monthly of
tuberculosis.
cJ.ie De Gasperl ha* agpraeaad Sedan had been, alnhrn at Second
h e thal the walk-outs may Street and Palmetto Avenue some
time between 8:10 and 11:00
■ MIM i 8* by ! • f**t and will
o’clock last aranlng.
.
territory o f Amapa to
for Iron on# in this
area o f Braxil where the
firm owns exploration
Duunlteiyt " 'D f - U m *
committee refused flatly to_djtj’ to ac c e pt any ^Senate,
C. Carroll Blanc
Dies In Hospital
From Long Illnes
ArmyDeniesFiring
Civilians Because
Of Union Activity
dtka-
Utg.vl.)
Barkley Says Pros
pects For Agree
ment Not So Good;
OPA Funds Are Cut
Pvt. Nick Kenis
Is Paratrooocr
Still In .lapsir
Philippine Army,
0 Armed Peasants
Locked In Fight
S'akl>*.
*11-1 Halary of Home
Demonalration Aavnl
(111 Other Kspsnsa
*1.1*1 Appropr rar.ons
'
Deadlock
OPA Bill
be used eyvduslvely.for rumI idn
ntiuction mid repair is ronaldero.l
in Itm |i nlolivo s'lllllilll.la .t oooty-^
tiudget adopted by Ihe lioatd of
County Commissioners who held
an adjourned meeting on 'I uerulay
aflertMMOr tin account of having to ilnslc
rare truck funds with the County
School Ibianl, this will menu giv
ing up tls* e<|Uivalent of three
mills in tayes if receipts are c«|iial
to those of this year, nevoniing
to County Clerk O. P. Herndon.
After
economising
wherever
possible, tile Hoard is ls'|uu|ed
lo have found itself confronted
with the liccetsily of ndditig the
one fhnl u half null levy fur road
work, lie declared- No titajoi in
itruse Hi County -ulnrlcs i> *»oi
l-ill plate.'.
I o k Vo. .lulv
in.
l'< J»o
file tentative budget appealed am -i giillfll*' l.i-ke ool in two j
■II The Herald in Thunulay, .lol> ■■ c ii.I. of lot v.. \i leu-t three |
Id and will he odoptial at the Korruns wen- -I" I near Shihuvv
lhr\ i . ill- i. trucks
i.iiL-llng nel.l on Aug. •*, M. Si.ill*or
...coiir.l l»v American military ,
police There wme im . nsmvlties j
... the utliei si«- i-ts-sst. \o A m er-I
it ,i.i ..tidier si. i■I that Japanese
(M.lice using slo.illrciililier pistol*
.,..*.t >m the h-icait- from anv
liii-h
,
Several mil.
away—in the
Shimhashi Station area Mach
ine gun rAintr wise tired from
the roof of i building. There
hn Iwen gam: inrfare in this
set II.in lietw •i'll
t'tiliie-e
milt
. Koreans vfhu sir said l - liava
tried to ihove At on Japane.**
1stall operators
One Japanmv
already has Ian n killed
i American military police has.
I., nmb'd op about I Ml .lapane-e
i f,n >|iiestiuiiing.
House Committee
S e e s Maritime,
W . S. A . Records
D istinctive 7-draw er vanities
......... . suitable fo r use
Ill
Associated Press L ea sed W ire
1940
J L u iS T
In brown enam el or grained W a l
nut finish. N ice to have around
IS ESSENTIAL TO
CONTINUING SUCCESS
19.
HOLLYWOOD BEDS
METAL BEDS
u a l it y o f p r o d u c t
FRIDAY, JULY
W ASHINGTON, .July 19..
(/!*)— Coni promise p moved a
futile
device . today for
hrenkiiiR -the deariloclcln a
Senate-1 louse
conference
committee on the issue of
price control.
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M attresH C H
H.,Intv ..t I'.oinlv
. ..i linn Vn mi nr >
* isr W ( lit »»1%
•Ulirral *‘i*»irl W<
d»i* tiff « 5* (trial
>Vo« K
\|. tnlrft>*«trr **f i
l *tst ••(»*! / l»l»;t(ro
MallilrlMlirn
1
Mom*
Inaanlt > limtilMr
«iritrlr«l \Vr1f.»rr
i Ap|»rnprUil«*iM
roui»l>
rafts
I \|»pi <•{•« lalfttn.f \♦» r.*r ***siitlu*
\|. IIIMM1K.T
lia r ««H I'-flrM
H* Ury of JllVrn!
Transport Is Found
Burned This Morn
ing After Crashing
In Electrical Storm
Reports To Nation
$21.95
up
Rex SprinRH $29.95
W llrr •
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(in lil* iilnli (
i;«innt» *»f KIk *
IHIM
\ \ rl ia1itk lte«|i»Ur«l
by l-J»
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NEW SPAPER
13 Are Killed House And Senate
AsArmy C-47
Plane Crashes Continues On New
Headboards
e l e c t r ic a p p l ia n c e r e p a ir s
D A IL Y
SANFORD, F L O R ID A ,
1908
Legal Notice
Ttir fnllowtna •» an K*llmat« of
th,. n »r»««r> and ordinary •*P'n... and nil .|wrl«l »nd ulraordlnrtiicndllurm r«a»nn»tily eoni,mnlKt«l t»r H.nUnole County,
riorum lor tho fiscal y«Ar ticaln„lnK CK'tolicr lat. 1st* "nil rnume
Hcpl*inl»»r Jsth. II*J. Inclusive, as
n.jrtn by lha Bonn! of County CommlMloncra « l aold County * { ,5
ll.iiol.r A'Wournnl Mealing, hr ld
Julr l*th. IM«
Tn« •not t-XImat.s will b« con.o i,f..1 aud acted upon. in* I'uilgrl
adopted and th. mill*** *#» » « r
ihu KKcal Year ensuing at a Its*t.Ur Merlin* o t anld
...
hrlit at the court lluuaa In Hanford,
florid a, the u«ual place 6t meat In*
of -aid Hoard, on August tin, 1st*.
.,t
to o'clock A. M.
ticarral lluraue Puad
III HaUrlaa of County
1
l ommta.lon.ra .
l.boo.oi
2IJ Si lory Clerk of the
Board of County
I'ouimlsslontrs and
_
f"
County Auditor
!.* * " • '
l lit H-lary of Huprrvlaor
of llralrl rarloo
31, stirrlfr for allrndlnif
|
Hoard
u £ 1 B
l|y*l Salary i*ounty Mervlr*
IN D E P E N D E N T
No Significance
Attached To Error
In A-Bom b Test
Fall T e rm Of
Circuit Court
Opens Monday
Price Hike Of Ice
Cream Puzzles Miami
BOARD T H E
U SB
M OUNT
M C K I N L E Y . July
19. b P )- A
State At » i 'try George A. I *•
t'l'ttei. \i i « h Johnnie Unit)*,
rda*
JidiniiiM
Harrison.
Turn
llankson mill
Willie Wallace, "EXPE D ITE R" for the German
charged with arm-'d rubbery.
munitions combine, Joseph F.
_ Ollier rates u> lie tried Mn. duy Freeman it shown (top) u* he
Me: Ida Bell 0'N<al. chnigtd
told the Senate Wu, Profit*.
wuh third drgrre arson; Edgar
Holmes, rhurgvd with breaking Investigating ('miimittre Hint Re
F.
May
anl entering with intent to com presentative Andrew
mit a felony and nlso with grand (D.-Ky.) hud always "cooperated"
Drceny.
when "asked to intercede at thu
Court •» II again convene at War Department." Another wit
9:30 o'clock Tuesilay morning
ness, Allen R. Gellman (bottom)
with the rase' o f Julius Whitley,
charged wvh assault with Intent told the Senate group that he
to rotund'It murder !n the second “ cut loose" from the Garsson
degree. 'i ike charge* will be combine "the minute I found ev
brought against Willio drown and erything wasn't what it was
ll-.'nry Gordon.
cracked up to be."
On W »n*sday morning at 0:30,
(International Houndphojn)
o'clock, t an charges of utterin*
a fo igx l instrument (forr.ery) '
will lie brought against Ernest
Robinson. Other cases set for the
same day ore Katherine CoViman, J
charged with mayhem, Arthur L.
Tindale, charged with withholding
support, two charge* against
Police Chief Roy G. Williams to
Johnnie II. Austin o f breaking and 1
day
requested more and better
entering with Intent to commit n
felony and tho cane of William co-operation from motorists in
Ibwen whi I* charged with un the way of proper parking es[octally In th* way of keeping
stated robbtty.
. .
The f i r i t . ease on tho docket out o f safety tones, lie also asked
for Thursday morning i* that of for more caution and less speed
Gt'tldlne SV. Patrice who is in driving in congested districts
that ged on Jwo count* with arson and urged drivers to carry their
in the first degree in connection driver’s license* at all times. Naw,
with fires that occurred on May bright yellow signs with reflect
21 and May 26 at the house she ing properties at night, are help
Aat renti-;r st 006 Cntallna Drive, ing in the traffie situation, ha
the property of Wl'ltam H. Mtsu t. '
Also set for trial Thursday are
th* following cases: Esther House,
charged with firat degree murder
In connection with tha fatal stab-
Greater Caution Is
Asked Pedestrians
K s s i l s w * Oa r a g e
II..)
rehearsal
for the underwater
atomic bomb test went slightly
awry today —but it uu« quickly
explained that there wa, no
significance to the error.
A
large
magnesium
flash hnmh
went off 61 minute- prematurely,
hut it caused rn> >i.i|oag« or
casuallo- Tire mugt>e«rUin tMimli
I, u*ed lo synchruin/e the cam
eras recording the atomic test.
Admiral W. II. I*. Mlnndy said
it had not yrt been determined
what caused tho premature de
tonation. hut lie was positive the
same thing would not occur in
the real atomic test, lib ex
plained that tho luik-pound flash
wo* set o ff separately and by
a different method thalr the
atomic bomb. For that reason,
declared tire Admiral, thr public
should not worry ubout the man
taking purt In the atomic ex
plosion next Wednesday. He said
no had no fears for the person
nel handling tho atomic bomb.
Utnndy alto disclosed that a
dummy, non-e x p I o a I v e depth
charge was planted underneath
the guinea pig fleet for practice.
The dummy — representing lha
atomic bomb— gave out ■ radio
signal at precisely the time that
had been planned.
IllinoiH Railroad
Strike Called
O ff
CHICAGO, July 10— W V-Tha
Brotherhood o f Railroad Train
men has called o ff a strike o f
4500 Illinois Central worker*
wlhch had been set for Sunday
night. Tho union said tha walkout
was postponed to permit tha
government to try to medlat* tha
dispute.
That's according to procedure
provided under th* Railway Labor
Act. Tho union has 743 grievances
against the railroad, wl
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THE S A N F O R D HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
care of three rhililrnt put him
fur behind in h it planting.
Then one innrninir. II nelghhotlng farn u r* drove up to hit
house with n dozen tractors, a
Inur-horsg, team anil o,Jwo-hor*e
team and aw armed over hi* 80
acres.
litirfi
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fullnulfli;
TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1946
d•'scribed r i i i f l d a . t h l a t h e Skill d a y o f J u n e
priili-Hy Ip Ih* County nf M*in- A. U D l l .
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I'lai ll***>k I* l ',t » l«l
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sued' wan In llio nain*' i>l Tillman NriTICK OK Al'L'Ltf'ATION Knit
TAX fiKK.II
riarvlth
I’liapt• r IStkT of I»1J
1 HIM* Mill ref I If l*'Stc alilt 11 In
rntri'liicil irnifilliiK In law, the MiTICi: IH IIKItKlIY tlIVKN, That
pidiifll) d*'-rrll»-*l lb-rein will he liem ae. K. Voltum. huliler Ilf T*«
nuhl In | l**i hlulw'il ladder nt the C rrtlf Iratn No. I0». Issued the tth
***urt lioiiie door ••!* the Ural Mutt- "•** 'll Ik'l'ioer A. it., n il. haa flint
liar III tlir mi•pIh nf Au«u>l, t»l*. aaiue Ip iny office anti haa made
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III the County of Haiti,
n I*. IIKICXIM'N
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thole, Htala Ilf KlorlifB, . to-w lt.
Clerk i* rrull •'••ml.
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Tint
KenilPuIr i*mfntr. K'orlda
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redeemed according to law, the
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THE WEATHER
In Unity Thera Is Strength—
Pxrtlr cloudy throujh Thursday with after*
noon and rtritln* thuniU ntorm i.
T» Prsteel tb s Peace of th e World;
Te Promote the P re im e of America;
l
Te Produce Pros peril 7 for Sanford.
Neighbors Plant Corn
For Unlucky Farmer
AP Newxfentures
Ptlll.A D K L PIH A —Veteran | h.1ieeinait Fnm ris I'allovra figures
every step Im lakes in pounding
hie lienl is Just unotlirr on tin*
road lu oiKtralic fan.'J. .
The 41-vest*old rop
tug reCf'nt|y in Ihe Philadelphia Cosmopolifsn ()|M*ra company *' piodurlion of "Carmen." Al l ..ugh it
A t'I.T . f,-l*... »,l*t U Bit Miller
lo t many valuable d ay . in his
f* I I. .luting tin* filial Illness <*f
hit* wife and aflt r bet death t lit*
■minor pari ’■rroltil
was only
gypsy fium*tht* left la* ic tu rd s
his f u s t oparnlir. o tp e ii'tte e a%
ti s ta rt in it new ruteer.
Polloxru Iiii,« meituirixtsl I lit* tolire sto le of ••|,u,*|iaee»M und Ids
present nmldlimi i- to sing tin.
title rt*|e iti that «|»*rn.
T H E A R IS T O C R A T IC
VOLUME XXXVII
St. Cabrini Statue In Procession
Ends Life Of
Gen.Mihailovic
bring* you com*
fort plu*. Trim
med in walnut or
light wood in sum
mery floral* or
more conventional
IWpeatry
covers.
Chair and ottoman.
Chetnik Leader Shot
At Dawn After Re
quest For Mercy Is
* Denied Ily Official
BELGRADE. July 17 (/P)
— At dawn thin nioriiiiiK.
the bullet* of a firing squad
* ended the life of General
Drnjn Mihailovic, the Yugo
slav Chetnik leader who
onco was hailed by the Al
lied world as the organizer
0 of his country's resistance
movement. Eight cTT-defend-
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Assorted patterns and colors that will add
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— dsnU -were-executed a t the - u n i t
time. All «ere.runvicl'K l un Mu*,
day of treason and collalioraUon
with thn G erm an., and jfkxterdny
their appeals for mercy were de
nied by the presldum of llv
Yugoslav Parliam ent.
•
In all. Ktti men were sentenced
to death by the Yugoslav Military
court, and l.'l more were given
prison term s ranging from twenty
v years to 18 months. Two.of those
sentenced to death and eight wha
were Risen prison term s wete
eotivirted in absentia.
The eight who w ers shot this
morning with Mihailovic Included ONLY STATUK IN NKW KNGl.ANlt of Kranrrx Gnitritil
two Chetnik lenders, the former U. K. citixrn Saint, Is mnvtsl in «ti|t*tnn prncr*»i* n ftttm Hi*iwliee chief, of Zagt’fh ami Bel- . nf
of Mm.
Mrs. France*
Krnnrcx (Juiffr*Guiffri- in
10 l^nti,
luun, Mns* , l#» iii* Si Fian< i *
grade, and three former minister* [ whnrc
w hrtc the
t pc ulalut*
, lBtuc
ro .h rim d iii iill*tlu> , ••lt»f»**t»* **l* • •
rn^hririml
in the Yugoslav puppet govern
I niff ii.tt •••mil S**M* I
ment. The eighth ws* « former
\ aide do camp of King IVfter.
9
Mihailovic was l*orn in Keel la.
and to*o tn high military rank
during the first World War. When
the Germans Invaded Yugoslavia
In April, ttftl, he wa« n colonel.
After the government first. In
withdrew Into the mountains, and
- there organised his Chetnik re
sistance movement th a t rap tu re!
the Imagination of the world aa
a symbol of revolt against a con
quering ty ran t. But in IBtn, a
*J rival organisation* Marshal Tito's
in « wide asaortment of styles and pst-
Q
W slnut or maple wood trim | | i
in assorted tapestry covers I I I
that will blend style and ZZZ
charm with comfort.
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JUVENILE
PLATFORM
ROCKERS
for the little onesV>f the
house who would like
the comfort of s platform rocker “just like
Dad’s." The. rocltor IIlustrated at the left
sells for *
ITS KULV ttn o o s i The world
wide shortage o f feta and oil*
to make soaps is desperate.
W e’ve got to depend on used
fsts from y o u r kitchen, Mrs.
Housewifel I t's th e o n fy extra
source we have . . .
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IS .ESSEN TIA L TO
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NO. 21G
Associated Press I*eased Wire
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Jewish Vets In Cnpitnl I’or Palestine Frotest
Secretary
TCombine
Telephone
! Recalls
Conversations With
Officials ^
Various
• \ V A S U N C I O N . J u l y 17,
(VP)— T o d a y 's t e s tim o n y b e f o tv tin ' S e n a t* ' W a r lu v e s tl4jq littg
C o m m itte e b r o u g h t
H |F t h e n a n ic s n f H ild itio n a l
h i g lit f i tiik iiig . x o A R k c a s m e n
a tiil • s e n a t o r s in c r tn n c c tio n
m l It w a r c o i i l r a r t s h e ld b y
:i
m id w e s te r u
in u m t io n s
c o m b in e .
•
A funner secretary o f tht- comtune. Mr*. Jean B a te , who worked
in tin* Washington office of t)io
munition* group, -.aid that ft«v
ipient telephone rn lb were receiv
ed fiuni :.ix ro n g m . ional office*.
Slic mimed the office') a i thnss
i of Si'iiate Majority l.cndin Albeit
It i, i , j nf KriiturkV, House MajJ*
n i\ | a adcr John Met mmack of
I M:i'-.ictni*i'lte. and lte|<rr«mtalivo
I Amlirw \ta y of Kentucky, chairto in of 11ii* H**u»i' 'I slit ary Comin ll'ic
( ill a| i w ri" rrrriv rd . hi)
I ti I l> .in ill.- -Hi.* f Re|»n- i*llI.,*,,, Xdi.iph : nliath. chairm an
,.f i hi l|nu*e Buie* FommitO'e.
nu t f.'toii t Repl' i Ml.itlVe S m i
» Yolk. I lien
ni | I in L . ffin mi
i 'l l * Oilit uf the H•ui«»* Immik'r.i• .. ( um,ill,’. Tin' wtxtli (ifficrt
ttt«*nt •••in*'I l»y Mi Hairs wn^ tiiat
••I S*
IliHiii * * .»|M*h.»rt t»f ll«
County Growers
Favor Importing
Negra Worker
Chief WiilianiH %Say« F.B.I. On Hand To
Hoys Resisted ArSee Nejrrti Rights
r rest By Off jeers
Are JVul Violated
.Spared Fate Of Their Barents
Dawson Fr^es Fse of
Base BnrrnekH I'Nir
L i v i n ^ (Juarlers
r American Soldier
Killed, TVo Hurt,
In Trieste Ambush
W. S. A. Objects To
Wni dins 01’ Report
Hy Federal Auditor
Russians Unable Advisory Hoard
To Locate Missing 'Urtfes F\lelision
American Officers Of OPA One Year
Paul W. Radford, 42,
Died Here Yewtcrday
Blood Bank Official
To Address Jaycccs
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17, 1946
Kitpitl |iitij;rp‘s *»f tIn* country
•litl >vi&T 1t»* lt.i l I Til yt'urs Was
Miiiittt«<tit «l u|t l»y ( h o il t Touhy, ,
Itotoi i.in n?t*l iiiolot 'a l f i execu
tin ', in a ii»B. lo Ki wan in n s. ;il
lltt* ( oniimimlY II oiim' Itnliiy. Mr* j
Tnifly \\»> in tit il>iccil l»v II.
lltlx rl who
hich pmUc lo
(tin •follow South (*nrolininn fn4*
I is itclivc itiin *v-t in civic «f*
fa it.* aiul ill hoy mou I work.
Mi Tmifiy in num m nritinjt Ihr
r«mtiliY'« iimurruu l« M of ihr
nulls islit.il «%ar 1if It v mill effovt
fur ilif i:t**»*l of I he country of
tin* men who wroto I lit* lR*cliira*
tirsti s.f *liolt |H*otlriii r mol ro u
ts 1 1* I 11 m ill M*lfi»h imiIIUch
.it,,I iiot-iiliirllt* t>c«| Icailfi hip of
'.*.' iluy. wtin h pin. -Inwitowfi*
t.\ o n ik e i, I ■ tiel*l .t"Wii pro- M \III.V I.J 011 .11 WISH WAR V KTKR A NS H ("M
•i'n 1inti iiioi ii'.u ltrit 10 food and
>t Ota- pat n*|i itf.l m u -« n'priiiijr In |tl*ilt*-s| fit* i
• I' Hung *-lo*i t.1ife *
i'n the (*i i,‘(itt’i i*l*. lie told i ’ d 41 VClCI MU • *lt»ls* It* fltsIM |OMtt\ st.llr • v
o| llie "deep liuiinng feeling of 1* »it I'i t'rsitl* ti 1 I •(stunt* \* l|oi? Sffrnlar > » t St • i*
loy" of leluining xoldior, a» VnJ»«t wntloi. .«91*I i*L that I . iim I |l • Haiti |M*fioit I
they • ighleil the S tator nf 1.1
Iti the riii 0 -III « f |t | t !••**% nf It*"til 18*•11*I '
liert% or San Krmuio.ui Imrbor. h**
Hr a ltria rd tin uitvantngM *lf
A m eriran iiivmti%i genius, inasa
Tlir f u i h i t j i n i r t u r y -..t ( i | lhat
p imluetloo of nolo**, n'ltomubiles,
•w»r t»f l»rr .iiprFKd , .)»• ••pH Krrr*
lin 't l l r t*'flie*ititol* and other
m ip. ihr comblfir’ .
njrriil,
Milvantagc* not enpiyert by nthet
r.illlr.l .Sdlmtil oiler I« \vrt‘k, niul
■ouiittie.% on anywhere the same
«lint S nkitli rn lh 'l Krrrm an *i
irate, ulsn our irrreatiuna such
roiipW* uf nm r- In . r a n hini; f«»r
II llu.'l•l•all noil tinvel
Kirrip.in l»y
>hn lol'l
Hr nl**i t ' -tit of Amerirnn frees
Ihr fMiniitittfr ihwt slit*
t
---ntciMk
the
seme,
sad
•toyi
of
r
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fn
r.
jo
o
^iat
wundilila,
. 7*
' him ii nr TYrn tin w In SfthalhS
: at 41* "df s T f r i o v i r be fan" TfV
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k V< * y f r
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frm loni t*i express |*<ilitirn| vies'i
•*f fit*’ .1*1*1 num^litiir- in (In* n ffirr
decline. Allied recognition «»»
,1V- \ witlioiit liny lirstupo Ililrtli'trn ' Twd w hitr boyi» »n»«l 14\ »irii
ATLANTA. July
i f Rrpir>rntativ«* M.iy.
withdrawn in favor of Tito, and 15 years of age, surprined last tt-rord l ienting vote ».,« m-i. Hr iHiinird out tluil Amerlrai
afte r the G«rtnan collapse, Mihail- n ig h t 1 a t lj:3 0 o’clock while lit
Mi
H ntri Irstif»e.| tin ! Ihr
,,„1bv .in (•corRt.m* Im * 1 *IiihiI* .u r irciiml t*i none '■
nvic fled tg th*> mountains to hide the pr"Ce»a of ransacking the cold ,i|, „« |,„||..| |„ix«u
( i l l . frttin llaiM t)
cffior went
Hie ttiul'I. unit t lint nowhere 1
>•>'• '
from Tito's followers.
ititulf l»y a wmtii in lv*» I»'lirv**#l
it" u or III tin va* th r pie •» u- ij
drink
stand
on
lj»ke
Shore
Bmileu
gavrinor,
seven
congi*
•*„
On March 18, Mihallovir was
. . .
. , ,, ..
m is M.iikliy’ MTirtary. Slit* <lid
roilin iliioe an murh to edumt
etnio o lle ia t
captured In a mounUln rave, and I tested
'*"<• >"/»«"»
,»»*en
S J * ?numerous
the people.
HmI i |n*w filirtlli’l H tik lry him*
Patrolm
Bed'Negroc*
are
Voting
in
a
Georg
Tlie
Seminole
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v
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u>*le«i
by
Patrolmen
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todNegror
was brought to trial on June 10.
Stre***ing the advantage of pn
sl'lj (imk p art m the teiephono
enhaugh nnd Charles Baker and prim ary for the firs t tins- " “>• M..,a|
eourtesy in getting
I «»on yeMcrdsy went ,«• . ™ d «.
The trial raised a storm of con -* - now in the City Jail pending
c itoei nations.
Barkley's a n t i ,
tl,e
.M
il
wnlched
tn
m * ti .it with fellow beings, he »ui<| that /svorlng Importation of .1..II llatroversy throughout the Allied
Davit) lias acknowlcdgi'd that ho
|h r United Slates Buprem r t'o u it
Hainan n-gtn faun worker* for the
’#• world. It was liberally aprinklrd action hy Ih* Juvenile Court.
u n iI-. I (.if on,. ..f 'lie firm s In
ruling allowing npgmt*« to vote Ihm spreads through the group j coming
M'**nn. which t 100 mm
nnd the nntiun, nnd cited the
According to Police Chief Hoy I* not violated,.
vith m ferenee to International
''.tiui'iiie, th. f;.ii i, ti Mi-daia
III.in
w
eir
u*.r<l
lirlr
last
•
'll*"'•
•Ui‘re»*
of
the
8
w
U
h
n*
n
n«t>
t>
polities, and the TUo regime re G. Williams, the stand haa a l
I ""tin l l "iiipnii) "l lial.m o. III ,
Tipi voting lists are n!
.*<1! 111 weli’Hitiing tourist*.
wlii'ii
.liimltnn
w
u
ik
ri,
wcii*
fused to allow British and A m rri' ready lieen broken Into and rob ed by numerous t<eu n.'i i
'.III -apl th a t lo- |*tis»iti*-*l
resign
ai •
' ' Every one can make a 1..*. •t — UUStlei*'*! »l Ihe U S Kano I
ran airmen .who had been saved bed five timas. It it operated hy voting in a Georgia piunm v f"i
lull
inn
In
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hy the ('hrtniks to testify In be Herbert Prevail
the first time. In mho* pi • • high (deals of per%»nnl ........
•moiit'"-' ' I
i' Ie mg
Il wa ,i..iiii«*,| "nf 'lial *1"
half of Mihallovir. Although some
nd whii**4 a
1 •*
I Im 11ii-- linn "( wlial I • 'In uIhiiiI
Noticing h window open in tho j negroes
plinliiorol
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dei’laied
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of thr general's eo-defrudaot* stand, ti-* patrolmen Investigated tin the
li •'
t gone by, and even hi Ihe '• • Farm I ili*u * amp mi lbgelling R i'l'fe-in la ti).' May lo
Ine untie l»>oi
sltk, wuulil. <"Uicr nr Intel, la*
made partial confessions, Mihail- ••
ii HI) Thus f;ti In I i. declined
,« found
MMIUI ^f#v
# . _____ot
Imvr •srnnional cnxe tofay. » " iiand
the %-w
two boys inside, others separate
hall
ovlc himself stoutly denied his anil* dow n'on‘the floor of't"hesma"ll j ,K>pn *vt up. Most <*f ihr
In do -** except -m hi- own tei nu,
have lici'M proud nf III*' «;i».it 1’ - turns'll "iver In tlit* I lly, mill the
guilt.
Ttej rommltteo counsel, Georgo
pudding, scooping up their loot vn,,, *s concentrated in tin lot '' a% well na lh« quantity "f *»••»*> A i.u au li'in members, who n u t d
Meudqr, told tiovsuten early today
of candy, c ig arsttrs nnd .money. cities.
Mono ilurlng a itav or week le i the office of County Agent C. It.
Dawson,
deeided
they
would
a
k
lit Marietta, thr home I v u us take pride in w hat we ncrotn
tha' n decision "Il 11)1a i|i»*atinn
Ordereil to eorne out, thqy tefor
Improvement
in
the
living
imit: 1st Im reached very shortly.
fitted, and only when police ear of gubernatorial candidate JiUltei pliah and lie glad we ale aide
It
quarters,
m
I
mi
dlsrusM'd
a
per
l-et’s not he fault
spotlight* were fociurd • U|mui V. Carmichael, negrm were Uf»e*l t» work.
hlork« finding —remember our problem- manenl migrntery labor prngiain.
them, was it known that they up four abreast for
This. *ai'l • "iirity Agenl <' It
m e rupahle of solution.'' aid
were boys. They also were snfd »hor»ly »<»« the polls ......tod
Dawmiii, dor mil mean that lluto have then resisted nrre.*l.
Form er .Governor Knget.e Tut Mr. Touhy.
The boys are accurvd with hav nindge is seeking a fourth trim , Ml'. Touhy’* talk wo* Imrlih goveriimvnt will I'ulitinue indefin
ing broken into a store on Ban- In Hie governor's rlmir lodoN pral.ied by Klwaiii* |*re*nlrni ' itely In -.peinl iitilltiin- "f •I»•11*»•
TRIESTE. July 17. (JP)-O ne ford Avenue, Sunday night and Tatmailgr raised the «iv »f •••• W. IInil who urgrit tluil ' %•■ scasniiall) in r*oiniling up uml it" I
elrVl men who are statrsm ei. m l porting (oii-ign farm la h ir 11Ameriran soldier has been killed stealing two .22 ralilicr rifles and called wliiti* sttpremn*-v ill
- 1'alma'lge
and two other* wounded In an shooting out „s ................................
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. . '|ip" * I imi |Mititiclans". ""it addnl ih*' pnlnl i, that there at-< ilnring 'he
number of stre«*l ,m inpaign.
i\ ' III Nti It IN. I d
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in no 1 lu- Imlirved that wr *•11 >-• * wlntei e s i'if ntnny negro lirlnu
ambush In Trieste. Heaifuarters |jc ht» Since the ta.y% are first !’.y *,,Mrn^}r J srmiclinrl
I l.r II' ti S hi|i|i n .'
I liti.M ti.i*
I a .11 men liku Johns Adam* in %
’■•** 1
ers iti fie'itgiii anil ihi I iiinlmu
of the United 8 ta le . HHlVr Pivl. of*f, n, ^ , or
Ia*l.eved .0 lo*. il [ ^ 7 * 7 IIIdie ll'KeMv' .....
II.... l.-.tsy p i ' i t r ti d .,*.oo I lilt*
liirtil.
.who will he ,'lail to riini" heir, lif t AUBE TMRY WEHL'-M HUNGRY and I. I «
fu s io n said th a t unknown m a c h in e ___
...1 i._
was____’__
requested
hy f*i.i..r
Chief iviin«»,.
Williams ' r *»mn Hose 11 xeii)
I .i•». ' m .da
' in HMi'liug uf ,i g o , i , i . iii.'O* a u d
gunners la st night waylaid an th a t their name* not t>e made
irovirleil lhr> art* givrn n»'-'*|iiate tluil poisiiited their ' paH-nt-. Mr and \lt
Carm irhnel has tim i.up|mrl *•'
'l l " ' n p . ' i t . wlilcti
Governor Kliis Arnnll.
At mill
Ameriran Army jeep In which public.
Ivlng iprnriri Ttir Irni i now pro t i . Hu I JO. I sslif., thri.r le-udilrmt o tv ii'.i
f •......... 'm e
ing—ly i t i n ' , ,cp .ir l.
ws.,
i.u l u n i tt c j
to
Hie
lin ns.,
the three soldiers were riding.
was
prevented
by
Georgia
law
vided
are
not
enough
liidurrm
rnt
nie
still
in
good
iienllli.
I
im
ciyiiig
rhildirti.
Hill
I
',
niul
lohu,
Chief Wiliams pointed out that from seeking 11 second cuo-ei uM e rch a n t M a r in e t o i n m itte e , liail
The attack came ju st four days
for
workef*
lo
come
here
s
i
I, ate shown in h hospital crib. Doctor) wiy llu p a n n l are n-l r a i d t h a t $ ti,0(10.01") t u r n e d o v e r
after an American patrol killed th e live* of the boy* were In tlvo four-year term in Ihe Gov
contrasteil with such living ijmir.
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t Internutiimnl) to th e U S A a n d t h e m a n t l i n ' ,
two Yugoslav sotditr* in • brief actual d a n g e F a t the tiir>i nf their ernor's tnamion.
I’aym enl of unemployment eom- ter* as are prnvirlrd nt llelle rxpcctrd -to live.
c o m m is s io n
before
July
1043
skirmish near th* line dividing arrest, a* police a t first dial not
iwnsatlon
of
6171
went
to
four
In
A
lanta,
FBI
agent
John
Glade,
lie
nilded.
“ hail out b e en p r o p e r l y acc o u n t*
Yugoslav occupation troop, from know they were dealing with F rost hji* announce'^ that the men nnd ten women during too
i.t f o r ." 'T h o s e w e r e t h e e x a c t
Ho addeil lhal ther*j hail lieen
juveniles and assumed they were D epartm ent of Justice bn* onlcr
American and British force*.
week ending July tl, according to a shnrtaiie of farm workerk for
w o r t h u r d in th e r e p o r t ,
'I ho
. In Belgrade, a crowd of 60,000 ^regular crim inals and w/*re pio- rd an investigation of On* ballotII. Sm ith, chairm an of tho a numirer nf seasons, rrrr-*rlied
W ar S h ip p i n g a g e n c y lias o h person* marched in p r o t s s t pared tp shoot if necessary.
Ing. to sec th a t tho rights of Florida Industrial Commission.
jurie d to th e U,i* of t h a t phla.'.C.
only Iry Importation nf foreign
In Monday session of City negroes ore not abused.
against th e P aris decision to
In the state, paytnrnU were made workers Iry th ) governm ent, lie
USA A dm inistrator CapL (iran 1internationalise
Trieste.
With Court, two boys who were found
In
2,480
men
and
2.481
women,
a
villu Conway, told the rn m p tio llrr
advocated that when Hie City
' strong support from
Russia, to have a pistol In their posses
reduction .In payment* as com take* o v e r.th - Naval Air Station
general god the um im iltt'. th a t
Yugoslavia had boon claiming sion and wore paroled by Judge
Ihr phraro cntisr,| n m lstonreppared w ith the previous wrek of th a t one iff (he two atnry Intrrark*
TriesU and tb s V eneils Ciulis J . G. S haron to the custody of
FRANKFURT,
Germany,
July
WABIIING1
IlN.
July
17.
LV)
n* to the ngwncy’s honesty,
6105,486.
district of lU ly again st opposl- their parenU .
lie torn down nml m aterial used 17—(/Ft—Russian nuthuritir* de Tim War Rccuitvci-mu Idvi-uty tion
lie pointed mil Dial tin uuilitorii
Paym ents In tho county went to for erection of living q u arters al
Uon from the Unltad BU U s and
clared
tmlay
they
have
iiecn
unIhinni
toilay
l»*l.t
I'n
.idenl
T
ru
had not uctualty ina*le any charge
two men and seven wromen in
the United Kingdom.
BUTTE, Mcmt-, July 1 7 -1 A 7 - citrus grading, one pipefitter, two the farm Inlmr camp.
aide to locate two Atnnricaii Army man that •••teit i.ui ot ill'A fur of inhappropriution «f fund).
Mr. Dawsiin. II J. Lehman aiul officer* who Supposedly di-up lint Il'Ule than Mile Vi' t| 17. c
S enstor B iaton K. Wheeler ap lumber products wurk*V». """
"I here may have ImMi some tech
parently has lost hi* bid fur a laundry worker and a canning Henry Thurston were named a% pcared Into ihn Itusslsn xone of I sentlsl !•• ti t* I CMII'UtllC .stfl'iy no al imperfection* in i l ‘* book
a
com
m
itt'e
to
rontocl
the
I'lly
r«»un(r
v
‘llu*
l»*»r»nl
fifth term In the United B lairs laborer.
keeping a t the height of tkq
llriliu on July 4- Russian official.) u t tl i r
Commi**ioi-.*r» at ita meeting assert that to thn Kent of their whirl) in tmvlo up of r*'prr»rtil.i- war, said the WBA rliiaf, hut
Senate. Bonator W heeler has just
Anv veteran In naad of terr
Paul W. Radford. 42. radio announced th a t he has sent con
next Monday evening In lake the knowledge thn two Americans arc tivert of Ii" me- :, agi iciiltuii' n'"l the Bgency.i* operotim ii wero
CROT UIB.SF.S REPORTED
ies (free o f chart*) la any of
oloctrkU n who has been ill for gratulations to his youthful new
tie r up of not only establish, nut Iming held in th r Bussian Inlvir drrlarcd tin t ,il>a'i*l«mini'ni holie.lt ami effective.
MANILA, July 17, <»V> lu- m atter
tha following ratsgnriaa Is re
nf prim controh. would leave the
tho past six weeks, djed Tuesday deal opponent—las If Erickson— complete
I n r a recreational ren ter for xone.
reports
indicate
them
quested to visit tha office of
<r*allaa*4 Da f a t e T » . |
nation unprotected sguinsl n d an
a fte r non. a t tho homo o f hi* who, on« tho bnais of taln at re. may hnvo been heavy "loss of
The missing men arc CapL H ar gerous rb c in prices.
th* re* ponsIbis sgmtcWs Hated
hrothor-ln-law and sister, Mr. and turns, holds a lead of more than crops ami property in the Tybelow:
old Cohin nf Ntw York City and
The board's resolution asserts
Mrs. B. E. Chapman, 118 Blm
Iaimn.
P boon .area of
. northern
.
.
----- MAY OUTLAW A-IIOMB
Coordinator •*- B. B- Carter, Avonuo. M r. Radford, who had 4600 volos. ,
Newark, N. J „ and Lieut. George th a t the* term ination " f price
It
also
U.
feared
the
storm
msv
•
Tho latest eount from W J of
Atlantic National Bonk Build- boo* bars fo r tho p ast three
W ystt of Oklahoma City. They control mu«t he brought about
F reiident Jack Ratignn of tho
Montana’s 1,166 precincts In thn have caused considerable loss of
OXFORD, England. July 17. last wvre seen nn July 4, hoarding without unncccMaiy delay—but in
wtoks.
had
lived
for
U
v
past
life
along
flooded
rivers.
River
prim ary — EcJcknon
Employmont — U. B. Em- flva ro a rs In Valdosta, Ga. and Democratic
UP)—Tha next international con- a train for a Russian provisional on orderly m nnnrr. T hat there Junior L'liamher of t.'oinnierco to
and
harbor
traffic
In
Manila
day announced th a t Mrs. Mary
(toyment HorvkM, 111 North
ftra n cs of the Red Cross will he
MJNLI votes— W heeler
84.862.
for f t y e a n prior to th a t. In Erickson—who is 40 years old—is still ws* suspended, and tran s asked te place the atomic bomb headquarters 20 m ika north of should l»e timely measure* of de Gwynn, rxem tivo greertary of
Park Avsmm.
Berlin.
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Sanford. * w as W n In Wayerosi,
portation
northw
ard
was
para
the Central Florida Blood flank
a form er sta te Supreme Court lysed by road and ra i| washout*. •ti Its outlaw list. Tli* Leaguo
Two othsr missing Americans— tion uf tostruM iving subsidies will be the main speaker nt tho
G a . Oct. 8, 1908.
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d
• f Rsd Cross Hocleties
today
emtton
— T. Wi Lawton, uourt
J u s tk e of Montana.
together
with
the
maintenance
W
arrant
Officer
Hamm*
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H
ar
High,
w
ind,
were
felt
a*
fsr
Mr. R adford is strrvlvsd by the
ycco lunchonn
lu
it such
sue’ a resoluVoted to pressnt
of courageous fiscal and mone regular weekly Jaycro
ddow, Mr*. France* Pauline
south as Mindanao.
next International rison and his wife—were relear ta ry policies lo combat Inflation. to ho held tomorrow g t tho
Ifen # t the
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t
by
the
Rur.slans
yesterday.
Radford and a daughter, Sue Ann
Motor Inn.
FIGURES QUOTED
conference.
AT S H E R IF F'S O FFICE
Three Russians who hod been held POLITICAL HLAYING OCCURS
The organization will also hold ; ■£
Valdosta;
s te r
Contact
George
A.
Anderson,
contsrk
on suspicion of espionage were
1 7 -0 P > -T h )
4KW YOf
i. Coon
NANKING. July 17. </F)-A n- a party tomorrow evening’at tho i >1
TO
ATTEND
CELEBRATION
released by Um Americana. •
lim it.
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„ „ « * •< Man- representative of the Veterans
o th rr political slaying has taken Seminole Country Club a t 7.-0Q
~— ------ifacturers is quoting figures to A dm inistration office In Orlando,
placa In Kunming. According to o'clock, Mr. R atlgan said.
BAN LIFTED
BAN FRANC18CO, Ju ly 17—
day Intended to show th a t prices announced yesterday th a t h i will
tha Central N ovi Agency, nn
ItFDIN A CQ U riTR D
KEY WEST. July 1 7 -t/IT -A n A m e r i c a n
their
.
ef a long list o f manufactured bo a t the S heriff's Office In th# (/ty— Air Fores officials a t HamUexchange atudenl
SEATTLE, Wash., Ju ly 17—UP)
Red Cress,
ordinance
banning n a m ed p ro fe s s o r Wen Yt-’Csi w b j
------ House every Tuesdsy be ton Field have announced th a t emergency
products have remained - a t OPA Court
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U r.!.. The NAM seys there ha. tween the hours of 9:00 A. M. and Pym fdsnt Trum an will attend an children 16 years of age aiul assassinated while walking with —A F cdtral court jury has ac
Veterans Ad
been no price Increase on sech 4:30 J». M. Mr. A ndsnon will soo A lf F ort* celsbratlon and ShHnor younger from attending theatres nil son U> tho streeta of ibe quitted U># Russian N aval Lieut
the
Martin M. Rudleh.
.............. '- I n t e r items as refrigsrators, electric any veteran having problem# re ■“ vention In Ban Francisco. Tho and other ptkblic gatherings has southw est China city. The pro- enant, Nicolai Rodin. Tho ofL ror
Office every Tuesdsy.
Lake View Ceme toaster*, safety razor* nnd auto- lative to bonsflte under vario
id ant wlU arrlv s In Ban been listed by the Key W est city fsssor wa» a leader nf China's had been tried on *»pionag* stxj
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^ ,-^ir't L4
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T hird P arty Democratic league, conspiracy charges.
commission, ' j ;
Monday b y sir.
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PLATFORM
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PLATFORM ROCKERS
W E D N E S D A Y , JULY
George Touhy Is
Main Speaker At
Kiwanis Luncheon
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OTHER
Woo«l o*jT«*tfif by II. !,'fom kk buoi upon tU pH|iiul o 3 poiotin|
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
Establiehed 1908
- - 'i ii
CLOSED ARM
.For your own real deep-down
smoking en joym ent.. smoke
that smoke o f Fine Tobacco _
n
AN INDEPENDENT DAUA' NEWSPAl'EK
Legal Notice
labor leader, In repots In n glass-topped bronxc coltln i.t Carnegie Mali
in New York, are tfllclals nt the Amnlgamatcd Clotliiny Workers Oniun.
The 89-year-old president of the afoicinrnlioned union nnd chnlrninn
ot UteClO-PAC died suddenly of coronary th rp m tci!^ jlr,lt!rf;u/(uiiai)
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�All For A Dime
The Sanford Herald
'll
in-.
ra b llslisel
d a ily
N n l u r 4«p
mm4 U s s t l s r a t
tfamUr*!. I ' l u r l d a
H I M sissU s A tr s u t
ST A T E N E W S B R i E FS
T he dime check locker was considered n g rea t
BY
oil trav
truvnlliir
vent inn when it first appeared. The burdened
eller , WILLARD CONNOLI.1
could stow his suitcase in a private cubby hole in a rail
Ns IptnI as arruad rises m allrr
Ernest
Many
- .property
..
. . .owner*
„ „ s ..m ,perron of
,
, ,Massey,
r . 13, who
D e l . h r r IT . I 0 l». mi ik m Vami O f M r r road station, pocket th e key while he went ab o u t h is .
one
f ra n a bowled three *r
games
• f BsBfsfAt | lurlda. s s4 rr Ilia Arl business, and a t tra in time could pet his belouginga o u t ; unable to understand the
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s i ns* m r r i o v h a t i :*
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Ussks rsssIslUss >•>* ••ll«* “»
tstirlSSBSSls l.r Ik. s'.r|N.*s »l
sdUIdd f.*4*. will a. ehar**4 (•»
A* rtaslis s4ir>il>lss rslst.
» 1 .h » u t H lnnilitlK ill M ss s i « c r o w d e d Ii i w k w ro o m .
“ S S S f . . " / w S lS to V fi, ? W M t a £ l o ! % h ! :
i h e lo c k e r s im iltip lic d in n u m b e r a n d s p r o u t e d in i„ a rtsa cr to tax p u y m who t * i 1predlgl#* among the *fowling
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m o r e p u b lic p la c e s . P e o p le ig n o r e d th tv d in g y , o r d i n a r y jhey will have to pay higher tax** alley* of the country.
look they Rave to the most handsom e depots for th e saku j under the present m tup. In this |
IVsuchula ha* more building
' 'present "Instance,' raid the . tax m»nj
of the
U l U tconvenience
W II1 1 ill* l l v t they
1111 I toffered.
il
i t lit
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, than in a
o v e rn ig h t, recently dime lockers w ere lifted out or
,W
. f o / £ l t w U ? i t yfore * nd more is exthe-IT prosaic role to bet ome assocntteil with adventure ycnr
m illage.w aa mdra j peeled to s ta rt a* «ooi
noun ns building
and(I the m ystery stories of the day. T h e fabulous (,’er- than 37. This year a»M»»inenta
are | n.at.rial Is available.
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* B a il4 lii£ now
m an jew els stolen by an arm y officer and his wife were higher pud tnillng* esn not go j in .progress Is estim ated at 9780,.
left— not in a little black sa tc h e l).o r the secret c o m p art higher than five for fond pay- 000.
inriit* or ao mill* for city main
ment of iru n k — but in a dime lpcker.
A new bu* service fotw een
t< nance. City Clerk Hoy Jlumlln,
Now (lie m issing' atom bom b films are said to be n*
nu instance of discrepancy ataU Ocst* and Daytona Beach will be
lost in one of the thousands of check lockers in New *d th at '« Key Wuatcr, who ad- j M.<ried oy Morida Greyhounil
York f'ily . The arm y courier who left them th ere has Ihe milted Hint in- had paid only I1--* on July 10. The two
! (,00<l for hi* hom*. v as asaetied daily strvlce will be routeil by
key, all rinlit. lie ju st c a n ’t rem em ber which locker.
T here's no tellinR w hat an innocent sailor m ay find on the old city fooh* for only v»«y yf 1 ••fond and New Hrnyrnn
flOo. Only the 10 percent who hsd aiid will give additional service
next tim e lie drops in a dime to check his sealuiK.
not l<e*n paying their fslr thare, into Ocala for resident* of the
national forest area.
will pay higher tnxe*, |o said.
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k r H s ie s ,, iw .r .s .s l s ertr*. !■*- » * » »«•*• I k s IjsisM
• a . w. i Im . i fis u »i ■ a s .riu i.s
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r« teis *■*». aae ais.
Im -.I •*«<• aakllsk.e k.rsla
Turn where they m ay in libT ature^ ancient o r m od
rlafcls Is r,»sfc|issllus
4|.|s a lr k .. k st.la a s . alaa re- ern, Womeh discover an accuaitiR finder pointed u t them .
The I*o\vtlown On Nagging
WK&NEHIIAY. JULY 17, W 8
" RIBLK VERSK KOK TOflA Y
WK HAVE PASSKP
G'UOH IT. LETT US HOPE
PRAY MEN'S MADNESS
N <W DKNMIRHKD AND
RAINED: There ab a lT fo «
xrtrmit»“ Tnjch->***0*
Daniel 12: 1-2.
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Sidney Hillman’s *uc«eii*or n«
president of the Amalgamatr*!
t ’lothlng.Ilnbrn Is Jn«<b 1’utof.ky.
Piesldent Trrjman used 20 loan*
lain pen* to sign lh* foan-to Biit*1n blit, but It's going «o «•>“ • "
M more than that to get any or
R back.
James A. Farley say. President
Truman can have ihe ll»IH pre.lin itia l nomination if fo wants it.
lYe’ll bet ha doe-n't want it, hut
It may be forced upon him by
political officeholder*.
B utter at $1 a pound i»n’l any
moee drain on Ihe family budget
that It used to he before |« « |ilr
found they could get along on
‘polf a* much.—F ltl M yer. New*
pres*.
Yeah, or on Nuroa.
They take thelr fowling Various
ly in fo e.b u rg which i« producing
laiwling priallgilt a t tender years.
An iriMmice i* l*‘roy T iatc, age
nil,) and weighing 0| pounds.
l/OiiR, loiur ajfO it Hebrew proverb even found its way who using a regulation fowling
into the Itihlu by declaring th a t "A continual dropping ball made a score of 202. Sam
in a very rainy day and a contentious woman ure alike. Slncbre, proprfeter of the Bowl*
And in a sim ilar vein, the Huston Post solem nly w arned drntne, reports another prodigy
recently th a t "m any a woman h as m ade h er own m arital has come to his nutire in Die
(icrman Opinions
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. In New York City a eat sllp1*1 from an apartm ent house
window, fell nine stork* to the
lodge around the building'* ground
floor, landed on both feel and
w ithout hesitation scampered avfoy. Proving th a t rat* have nine
live* th a t this One used on* of
them fdi> foeh floor.
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Dean Matherly of tha Universi
t y of Florida tell* a Rotary con
ference the veto power In the UN
Security Council nfust go. II* ob
ject* to on* nation, fo r Inalanca,
E uul*> always being abld to tall
the oUter notions, even when thev
are unanimous, Mhal they can't
do. T h a t may be the Russian Idea
of dumorrary, but th a t Isn’t our*.
About |8J>06.000,000 of oul-ofit* currency has been burned by
•aaury departm ent official* durg the peat few week*. J u s t a
wery reminder, maybe, th a t In
lltd e f all our troubUb we’ve still
it money to bum .—New Orleans
imes- Picayune.
Money, money, everywhere, and
at a drop to drink.
Calnesville Is having a time
with jt* rentals, and during tfo
week raid 2* tenants then) were
notified of raises which in 10
instanrea were nlore than 80 pdrcent. The overall average wa* *atl
mate,| at a 4K percent hike. E vic
tion cate* have also taken an ularming hike, said William L.
Duke, area rent director.
ifrave with a series of little dins.”
This business of iwtKKini' sounds serious— anti it in.
Iful iu o rd er Lo-dtycavcrJ-'thu tru th , the-w hole tru th , and
POLIOMYLITIS
liothhiR but th e tru th ," we must find out w h at iiukriuk is.
'f ly Frank L.Tjuiliman, M / D.
------ The-tlicTiotm ry mrVM-ilm M -'to-iittg-bdo-irrtt ntefay 'prr~
• c oun ty Newttli-officersistent'seohliiiR ar.iiriflnif." A modern wit defines naKRiuK
as "Ihrow inif one’a brain out of Rear and xiviny the
(oiTruc free W h eeli iik." Hut regardless of tile niceties of
A short time ngo we gave you nece#»ary so long a* over crowd
definition, you will soon discover th a t, in {irnctice, nax’ descrtalion oil the per- ing it not allowed. An a mattiV of
I'iiiK is anythin)' your hushand doesn’t w ant to h e a r! ; atlu short
ju t .farts afoul poliomylltts. As fik-l, person' to person Infection
Should n woman, then, alw ays axreo with Iter iuiH- there are new cases being re* Is such a negligible factor th a t
Im nd? By no m eans. Beg,miles* of w hnt he m ay any, ported from various section* of the National Foundation for In
no m an really w ants to lie m arried to a "yes wom an." the state every day, and due to fantile Paralysis, suggest* that
llo w ants an active p a rtn e r who will contribute h e r ideas the fart that the Georgia Htnto c a re s be treated in general wards.
Health Department has placed a Very rarely is tilers* more than
and opinions.
ban un travel of both children ami one case developed in a family.
The tru th is Hint iiaptfiiiR may do n g rea t deal of ndults from the state of Florida
We have had opinions from
harm or a like am ount of good. Thu w ife who gently to the state of Georgia, wo
any
person* o f authority
reproves her husband for bis m istakes, analyzes bis prob thought it would be well to bring m
throughout the United Stales a t
lems, and gives suggestions th a t sp u r him on to higher this up to dab).
to benefits o f aion quarantine.
The Incident of poliomylitl*. All say th at It is ineffective, un
goals is m aking a real eo n fib u tio a to the partnership.
according
to
lending
authorities,
Her husband will tt-ll Iter lie doesn't like her "n ag g in g ,"
warranted, and place* unnecessary
not rrnrhed epid-»inle prnpor- hardships on many.
but deep down inside lie knows he'd he lost without it 1! hn*
lion- nt tiny time in any p art of— W ebb II. (iarrisou in Your Life ! Florida during the preicnt year.
So far there have been no cases
There huve In on inure rases than
would be anticipated this early In
the tt-asun. The geographical, loca
tion of Forida may fo the reason
fo, the Incidence to fo os high
The poll conducted by the Am erican M ilitary ( 5ov- ns it is ut the present time, ami
muy drop during the period
ergm ont in Berlin to determ ine w hat G erm ans in th e this
the states further north hav*
• Secretary of Stale llyme* really Am erican secto r th o u g h t of Hitlerism was significant in their highest Incidence.
pan* Runaia. They will he to blame two ways.
Tlw majority, of rases have been
for th« next World War If thare
Of the persons. . questioned by G erm an college
- stu d en ts 'in the southeastern portion of the
' Is one, he say*. And Secretary
Wa I* n Iremoerat, n New Oil per cen t said they thought H itle rs ideas were good state. For all the stAte. u» July I,
2H0 case* have been iGport-^
fcr. Wonder what tha Kepubll- hut they wore »»t carried out well. A nother !17 per cent
expressed disapproval of Hitlerism, and flit? oilier lu per rd. I am sorry I do nof have the"
Tthink ahmit ItT
nuinfor of drnthl at my dlupuxnl
cent did not respond.
at thi* time. Two-third* of the
Nrar Liverpool, England, dm
If indications o f 't h e poll are accurate, and more
ifogllshwumnn «w«m seven hour* hnn h a lf of th e Berlin people picked a t random still be rases have oerurred In three
counties.
following a yachting arrhktnl.
It wa* further um phasited that
abandoned her husband after j lieve in the NazJ (deals, the United Nutions have one m ore
out of
forty-eight
.Bva hour battle, but saved herself, proof of the difficulty o f prom oting dem ocratic idoalH forty-five
state* have had rase* of poliomy*
-H it as im portant t« leum tu | th ere for m any y ears to come.
up to thi* lime this year, an?)
But th e fact th a t so largo a percentage dared to dis litis
every state has n substantial
agree
openly
with
the
stan
d
ard
s
of
their
present
gover
nuftd)er of Cases every year. ArPreaidant Green of the Amefiean ,
Federation of I^ lair say* the pet- | nors is of sotno im portance in itself. In H itler’s d ay, dis cording to figures of the U n h d
•States l*ublk Health Service there
sent congress Is the worst he ha* agreem ent m eant a risk of. life.
were reported 12,450 tin e s in
. I t e r e ttn . And that’s covering a I
I M3, IP,029 In 1944, and 13,514
,K»t of ground, W# h a w cartalnly |
In 1915, throughout the United
had torn# punk Congresses in the .
■Slate*, f o s t yrar 17 atales had
U st generation nr so.
mure pollomylltis than Plnrlda
ha» had I*)ported to date, and 9
labor unions to he re
n
t
i
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t
e
of these had more than twlre a«
garded • * a class o f our rttlienry
ninny. There is evidence of a
th a t ar« beyond the reach o f the
downward trend In the numher
Rsmolncfar o f OFA
law s?" oak's A ttornry General Govarnmsnt Control
of rase* folng reported the la«t
Tom Watson. Well, tf») banker* On fonts Sotma Sura
|
la A n y b o d y 's G v a ii
ten days In June.
as«<t LA think they were, and folk
«Itstrictlona «n trav el are not
w fo t happened to them.
Special to'Central Bread
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r Tamna Tribune pictures the
r|nc< hl educational onpof.
km for a boy living In Miami
B«*ctf and on« living In Holm**
'county. Miami lfeach ha* 9« I4>7«»
■In property'value for every child
in school; llolmea county has
only 91.248. And the difference
4* reflected In the tchool*.
W E D N E SD A Y , JU L Y
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PACE TWO
r-io rted in Seminole County. Bats
every individual should continue
to do their part to prevent any
cases developing. We believe the
best way to do this It to continue
to keep premises clean, do not
haw? any trash accumulated in the
yards, alleys, or vacant lot*. Spray
for file* and mosquitoes, Avohl
crowds, avoid undue fatigue, eat
correctly, and keep clean.
f
County Growers
Favor Importing
Negro Workers
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Ob *
17, 1946
YOU'RE7TElLING ME!
By W1UIAM BITTC e n tu l P itta W tittr ,
8 Hi ARTHUR T W H ITTEN BROWN who w ith a companion
m ads tb* first trana-AtM atlc
flight in 1618 will fly across It
again. He’ll be surprised bow
m uch sm aller th e new planes
m ake the big drink look.
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Back in 1919 l i e airplane w il
at III a rtaMonable facsim ile ol a
m otorised kca k ilt.
I l l
Planes had two sets e f wings
then-upstairs and daw n, lo t
Hist didn't make them any safer.
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T he world In general regard*
ed an airplane pilot as n aort of
rbchlraa cousin fo the fellow
whoed Idea o f n pastim e wax to
negro tusJdenU of Sanford a t the
cam p, but alto making it a perinuiAmt labor housing center.
T he same committee hax been
clutrged with the duly of cun*
tnctlng the County Board of .Commisslonefa, also various d v |c organixations to get behind the
p ro f ram, which Mr. Dawson term
ed prd of the biggest community
projects of th e year.
fn addition to the member* of
th e above nam ed committee, the
following were at the meeting:
P erry W hitehurst, T. J. Jones,
Lea R. fosher, Sandy Anderson,
Lew Samuels, Dr. R. W. Hupraeht
and M. L- Culium, presldont of
the Seminole Farm Bureau.
Mr. Dawson summed up the
whole proposition when he aald:
Seminole County has the op- WJTKELBR TRAILS ERICKSON
portunlty of g ettin g amply labor t;__ HELENA, Mont.. Julv 17, {/PI
nator Burton Wnceler It
here If adequat* quarter* are
provided.
counting on liellot* yet to come
froni rancher and • rinal| town*
“
go o v cr^ N lag a ra * F alla ln ( ia
barrel.)
f i r .
W hitten-B row n's p la n e /b a ck
in 1919» was- ffie la test word in
Oying m a c b i n e s . A nd his
friends le tte d it^w aa t b e J u t
one, foe.:
ji i r
Today na'on# would dream 'of
risking a flight In ossa of those £
shy-going |atopplss
d o p p lss---across
l‘*~~ a" peel
“ J
of rain w ater In the gutter.
I l l
E ven so. one should remem
ber th a t those sky gian ts that
skim the clouds Serosa oceans
in record tim e w ouldn't be there
If It hadn’t been for th e Whltten-Urowns who took the m ala
chance—and won..
for hi* last chance of *n<
term The Incumfont. anti-inter
nationalist senator is trailing by
er M onisms ju rist, Iwif Ericksome l.tDO votes behind
ANNOUNCING the opening of
and PAINT SHOP
105 N PALMETTO — PHONE 371
Former Location of
Yates Auto Paint and Ilody Works
WK FKATUftfi QUALITY WORKMANSHIP!
AUTO PAINTING
1 SIM0NIZING
• MOTOR REPAIRS
.
• WELDING
• BODY and FENDER WORK
UREBUlLV
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how- in our
DEPENDABLE REPAIRSHW
W A S H IN G T O N
# WASHINGTON—Th* OPA fight In Congress afte r Preaid«nt
Truman** veto Is touch and go. Two ftraw * In tha winds, howevsp,
provide the** apparent certainties:
I 1—reder*! ren t controls' will fo Continued for another y ear
despite the' contention of adm inistration spokesmen th a t both rent#
amt prices m ust fo held.
2 -C o n g re ss U overwhelmingly In favor of a ••reasonable*’ price
control big.
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■The presidential veto placed the burden of holding prices down on
businessmen and any disposition on th rlr p art to
let them go may m ean more rigid cuhtrol* than
were proposed In the vetoed bill.
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• UNDER THE SURFACE, all la not serena
a t the Labor departm ent. Outwardly, S ecretary
Schwellenfoch appears to hav* restored harm ony
In his agency. But his bureau chief* are far from
happy. They object vigorously to the fact th a t
they b ra now Isolated from tha aecreUry’s olttce.
F rances Perkins maintained close liaison w ith
h er bureau heads and aooght th slr Ideas: B ut
Schwellenbach rem ains-aloof, preferring to se t
through his assistant secretaries. This led one
I forest) chltf to rem ark th a t It was like operating
ta s vacuum.
118-Park Avcnu*
Phone 29
THIS BRAND OF
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Larcoloid
ENAMEL
PAINT
VARNISH
ENAMELS
HAS BEEN KNOWN
FOR QUALITY
SINCE 1840
Wa
specialise
paint*
far
la
svary
• BEST GUESS NOW la th a t Underaecfetary or S tate Dean
Achcaon will leava when and if the peace treat Ir* for Europe are
signed. Obaervera think th a t la tha earn est he can get o u t although
he haa w anted for aotna lime to retu rn to hi* laaf practice in
Waahington.
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S ecretary of S tale Byrne# haa been o u t of the United. SU tea dur
ing about half of hla tenure In offlee and Acheson haa been hla chief
m atnjtay. Now It appears th a t Byrnea will etui have to attend the
Part* peace conference and probably the Wo D* Janeiro and Amerl,
,
,
ol this oheap electricity, tpo. New
•a era being built aa a part ol our
• OPA Ifl CONSIDERING an Increase In the retail price of cocoa
to add to th e coeta already granted far bear, mlU-and coffee
But you can e t ll get te a a t prerant prices. In fact, OPA aaya no
price rise la oonteeaptoUd for te a .,
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quality
surface.
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• RUSSIA AND ARGENTINA have given-the 91 member nations
TAKE YOUR PAINT PROBLEMS TO
" T k * Complele Paint and Gla.a Store"
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1946
Social A n d
-• ■
Personal
PAG E THREE
■T
Bfi
BBS
Rural Common Sense
Activities
Hy Spuds Johnson
Miss Caldwell and Mrs. Kirtley .
Honor Miss Sally Morrison at Tea
4T-J
Mi— fe ttle Caldwell and -*i r - to! i - c . amt -ba tu daisies an 1
C, K. Kilt ley honored Ml#* Sailv h -oft glow u a - cast over thr
hr ide-elrvt. ye-terdav loom by a bite lapei* burttilkJ
aflei iii-m ul Die Kirtlev home in b rn .. cundelabru.
On Gulilcn I.nke with a I n c v
Mi-. !. oipb Wight was in
A general spirit uf »plitni*m infottiini t n at the hour of » !o charge of® he dining remm being
prevail* among H onda tut liters.. |V M I.,, member- of bolh to o a --i-t.il by Mi-. Yrlvingtnn an I
and it's n veiy -nti-fartm y and tlie. and intim ate friends. Mt-- Mi*. Mnyitje Hodgkin. 7 he table
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a
encouraging development, td t>o Mi.rn-oii. daughter of Mr. rod u n i hud with an exquisite iffiMrs. S. J. Nix annuuncei the
sure.
• Mr*. ,oV-J J. .(loirison, will went potrod lace cloth and appointed
tngugcnivnt
of
her
daughter,
Folk* have bad so many on Uidpli Might. -on of Mr*. P ied ■with -ilvcr and crystal.
White
Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Kilpatrick
Carol Jean, to Dabney Thomas
ous problem - and trouble- d atin g Might ,and the Jute Mr. W ight, gladieUi**'. were itnnttged in a
and fam ily lu c *|H-nding *'»“ week*
H
ardy,
Jr„
son
of
Mr,
and
Mrs.
the past five >ehi* that many thi- Miiiinici
.tow c i \ - m ! Imw] centering- tin*
in Wayneavillc, N. C.
I t T. Hardy, Sr, of Home, (la.
*of them have boon rather -low
Mi-. Edward Willlnk te e d veil table ami flanked by riy*tal
'f h j wedding will be nn event of
to perk up after the end of the the gin*—
t — and presented them f.iudlestick, holding white taper*,
A ugust no.
Mrs. II. M. Pearce who .reshle*
w ar, but. ul last, they a te -how- to the receiving line which w as Mi*. E. D. Ilryw nbe ami Mrs,
ati»* Nix iiltendi'd the local
' big a tendency to smite a little iMinp..-ed of Mis. K litle), Mi* Matk i atp n ite t pen led Russian
at 717 W est First S treet con
school* and
Shoiter College,
more often at their work and to Ciildueli. .Mis* Mofri-on and her ten which w.n served with angel
tinue* to be ill iit her home.
itunu-. tin where she wa» u mem
make definite plan, for achieve mother.' Mr*. Morrison. Mi*. II food i,ike, chicken
alttd -nliilment in peace.
ber of the Polymnlon Society and
It. MiCtrelfn escorted the guest* vrithe . mint afid a -'o rte d nut*.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mumper and
It isn't th at thing- are
Mr*. J, C. Hutchison served
wilt piomiiu’iit in campus activj
from the receiving, line to Un
family have left to spend the
to norm al" land tb.it c v p ie .-im diuiui; room with MV#. H enry fruit punch on the. porch and
ties.
is somewhitt .bd -o- m m-ittiingL Wight a-si-ting with entertaining un* a -t ted hy her daughter,
summer m onths a t Newark, N. J.
Mr.
Hardy Attrncfc.nl Ituim
but the prospect i muili. much . tb . gm -l*. The living loom Was Mi.* Kli»e 11 Itcl.i-on.
school* and wax g iinitialed from
brighter thun it h.n, l>een in a m ti-tica|ty die,-rated with U a u tiDarlington School, Koine, (la. He
Mr*. A. E . Moran, Lillian Mor
long time,
Kri in a *ioru-iary.
studied at Alabama Polytechnic
an and Shirley Thuma* left Muit■viewpoint,' mo-t farmer* are in
IS BUWH) THICK KK
Institute, Auburn, Alai wheic he
$ itajr to spend :> week nt Coronado
111 \ n \\ \ i i : r
Iw-tter condition now than they
was a member of the Kappa Alpha
Beach.
-.
have been in m ain year*, and
social fratern ity , lie served in the
they are planning to u-i -omc
litu would -n> ye- if you had
Army and has recently received
of their money wi-olc to improve
DOUT ANTI Marilyn Sllventone, un honorable discharge.
been al the I hturli of God on
: their homes and farm*. They
Fifth Sr. sV lli-ity * ve.,'ln*t flight.
18, of New York and .London, soiled
!« rc making plan- to imi^yvg
H err T - " v , Vi w-’aiTd Tiavd
,‘ P 8/o W illiam Snyens Bellamy cm the IJocr* Mary to attend a
j their hornrs rtf b m b i.jrw t-pe*.
*eeh.' T lif re' was* n fair- shed
a s , itrrigned duty aboard the royal fa r den party at buck Inal i.im
intake extensive n-pairs to home
congregation., nhout fifty percent
carrier U. S; S. Knndolph nt N or Palace on' Ju ly 10. M arilyn, who
lan d other buildhig.-i ro i|-i- many
w ee
hiem bfrs of t h e ' local
met Princes* Elisabeth a t a kidfolk. V'a. on July 11.
rt lesson they leaim d iimlcr *the
Chiiu-h »-f GihI. Trie other fifty
dice* Christmas patty, w as born In
stress ami strain of win litiie to
IIAKIUSBURO. Pa., ’bVi Wil
(h-ivihii jiiul counting ■sinnersi
England. T he Invitation was rout
advance in peace lime.
Wi re ... Iilh. 11I of Presbyterian,.
Mis* Ck-u t*iiisoil of Orange- ed through th e American Embassy liam JVmn's charter —grouted by
Of course, the mil look for their
King Charles II of England in ,
Ilopti.t. iJoliiiL'-. I uiigregutiolial.
y ah u rir, S, 0. U visitioif her brother, In London. '
(International) |GK) foiOthv Quaker colony on t h e
crops
n com im h-,1 lic.iv'y drr
4 't— •4i->>o-re-F—♦tnilmlie,* - T o m * —
— - w H enry C arroll, wbp- reside* a t the
*m(n<I flu’ Hu-, l est jcn r gcdw -i.
Delaware River—wil| ■soon J«e on
; lirtMin i hrtrrh nf' tTfslTTlibr’ sbfBh _ _ ~
rtULOf Mr. nntl MnL.JeauAdnmli
[al least—has much lo do witir
public view.
-liTTn- that~Iuiil their 'iiarn'e o n 'no
">
on French *A t« n u e.—-—
j their brighter mid mwri- nptinil —
IT lirrll (hub.
Miss M arguerite D. Craves of
Kept in a vault in the Pennsyl
‘ tic altitude, toil r • -oi- m e mat.
\ . \«u pn-ked into the fares of
Columbia. S. C. Is vlsltinc her vania S tate Muioum for years,
1‘h o to b y H n v n iiiin l S tu d io ! * " * P,!ln* “ n.t u. -m g m t.h- ■ ’
.liar mi of difW'teliv .e e l- it creed,
the JUo-year-old parchment will
•law an
Mr*. H erm an Kcholx has re.
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that
they
t,o
p
e.'em
j
M
vi
i
long
lo
, .iil.l <c .V feet a united
i .oo.i , p c ,|
whose imtiiiiiee wn* , ‘
Mi. and Mrs. Italjih Philip G.-od-pf
ttrrrusF tn- Iu t -horro in th r 'P a rk Mw. Koy lhalk?r, for several drtys. It placed in n specially designed
i
hJNue -lah ilu an - u i.. then eptei
girls* rase to guard against mois s.di-ftliitred Juno 2P at the F irst P-e byteriau Chui
fepuw -hip.
A partm ents n fte r Itt-ltig confined
ell
of
tins
city
T
ri,e
s.
They
,n
.'
.bowing
unoo
Voi,e- lifted b gether in songs
ture and deflect harmful infia• I n Ihr G ra n g e Memorial Hospital
ig. Mrs. Good- Interest than ever IsToiv in tin
mid praise to God and when the
Clyde TerwHIvgar will leave t*.nl light my* th at fnih* ancient at 7:00 I*. M. with Rev. E. D. Ilipwiih-c officiating,
in Orlando for some time.
proved
pasture*
and
inU-rc-t
-inner- , kneeled ut the altar,
tomorrow fo r St. Petersburg ink. T he document is Insured 'for jrpeed was the form er Helen Marjotie Voung. daughter of Mr. all I has been growing readily during
these all, a one body, gathered
Mrs. J. A. Young, Rr. Mr. Good-pred i* the son uf \|y . and Mrw. .th e print decade and till- IkhIc where he will ploy In the Florida 1200.000.
a round to Help a lo-t soul find
MU* Marlon Pearson* returned W est Coast Golf Tournament, lie
R. A. Gis«l»peed. The couple plan to make their home in I n k e .w ell for th eir “ lire-tock. dairy,
iwilVf-TiAR 010 Kleaiw-r Cionm Goil. What caiped ihj- fellow• Thursday from (Jahiesvllle where will be accompanied by A ilhur
j nnd poultry enterprises; l hey an- is Inmn at .City Itiwpltal, Dost on, hip
Mimrm-.
only one answer. The
she visited for n week with her Williams of thl» city.
] growing more corer crops than Mr.-' , where she Is renrvctftl|J from |1|.,..,J ,«f Je.ii. the Christ had
■ "brother and' siitey-In-Jaw, Mr,
' »vcr licfiH i1 lii i*Ri h li f)M«| 111ill ft
Hindi- them all Itn-rhien nnd as
nmlpMrs. Donald K. Pearson.
_______ - ita in Ou* |ntH!u» t •%tty of tin*** thi..,»t and face lirui-c# 1 lie girl ul li they Winked. It you liungMrs. Harold iB, Weekly, who
luuii; lln?y nti*
m en1 n> was cboki-,1 nnd beaten wlirt) she ;
f.< a (lifeline when* I lureside* at 118 eW«t ItHh Street,
/l«rr3<! In li»***^ a < a i n ip; lli»*v came in the aid of tier mother, Mr l now. r ..f the Pb od and name (if
Mira Ilertha Cline, Mrs. A. 0 . I* itlll confined a t her home with Al* Newsfeatutes
Mrl< t| Cronin Jk, sir vngleil t death I,- -i re C. h Vuu ran find »t
' am
iiiiiiu |tif*’ !»ii*t| ant nut!
BY
BALTIMORE—F or n Ballimoro
Dotidney and Mrs. W. M. Wrigley, t a broken foot- Friend* wilt be
I t an Intioder in (lo ir II loitv, i
Is* brriMl up thi ii In n b atnl
1
, T,,l| , I.,e In ig-- mi-eting
Jr, accompanied Mr. and Mr*. glttd to .;*nt th a t she i* gradually strer-lear couihictor, rnu-rc not
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| mi'Iinn Im<ff«*l p !*"i Is anil 1 !’**> h i * Mas#, rcsi.lim e, f I nr .rri,it ooiot r i. ,,.,rl.i
r ■■'■**■'*■ ^CECELIA 1HI LUCK.
i Ailv.»
only
hath
charm*
to
-notho
the
1
W aller Yarborough home from recuperating afte r being confined
I vfiniip in fm m 1• iikfr «fi» .1*1 1
savagv
breast,
hut
»
h
a
t‘,
in.a
o
Miami.
1 than fv rf I *'( **11
{Uv\ .nt* *•
since May 23,
rem arkable, it makes commuters
j jujvt lutkinir alriint thi*®** iluu^
mount and dismount like rivlllted
1th<*\* a r f fimlii'L* «• a® nun'll t
,£
Mr. nnd M rs. W. II. Hoffman
■thr*V ra n ,‘ilnmt ’ » til ah*l fit* \
Friend* of little Neil Stafford. I>e?»n*.
and ion Dale #*ft today for Coral *on of Mr. and. Mm. Brow,, Staf -I ,A rm >' V a fra " George Sim-.e.
Ilfs' -s131f f 111Lf thflf AHfk •(
1'"
Gables nnd other points in Smith tord, will be Intareat.st u. k-m-i i wh" vr“ ,fh.e‘t l'1" ....... " " ‘' ' I ’
nii'ri t
ami *U
i Florida where they will visit th a t he U Improving in health " n w h 0{h,•, * ™ 'n*
*h
S ton< Is F u r
j Pnrnlrt . ill. v' • t‘lf n.nlv
their parcels, now entices them
friends for several week*.
YA»•! k . 1 he
a fte r being confined in bis home peacefully onto the trolley by
i “ ifn pin* i”*" tf| f k
wll
•hlfljf lit* 1
in Lake Monro* for se to ra l day* singing "Turkey in lhe Straw.
im*
j =Un*k, nm! Du n J-.”ilt’i SI1111 lair3jl It 1
Ilnlph Kay, Hen Crawford and becam e o f *eriout illness.
The atjuare-dnncp enthusiast
!i»n«| they IlllVC 111 ' tnailt* n -yif ’
H enry Tam m left Sanford on
changed;
Of 4,'mirM*. On * ’ J, fiilitimtr t
Mommy for Mhuml where they
“ Allnmen - left • and - then .
G n n rn n tr.-* lo E v e ry C n s ln n ic r
p in
\ iilVc* pro 1‘liin ' d.t n v rt f t iu-m
Mis* M artha W right arrived hy
will fly to Cuba for a week’s
to-tht!-righlt,
ImiI they will Hin'l iiiiui! m*Iv»
OTTO..
plane Monday evening to visit
vacation.
swing - your - partners # all *
th*'iti i»m!
f* *
with her parents Mr. rtinl Mrs.
9 S ta ll ' IlnnU H iild in g
T e l. 1 0 9 3
thrirugh-tlie-rnght."
u at 11
M. I.. W right for approxim ately
To:
I lull'd tin* III# i *’ • »' !*»*'
11^”
!tlr. and Mrs. Frank Chase Ihttpj week*. She I* n student
“G et - on * at • the • front and*
children will leave Friday nurse a t the Memorial H oepitaf in
taiktiik?
fmnii'i
off.'nt-the-back ‘
a m otor trip to Lazy K-Bar Huston, Texas.
and - speed . the * traffic Ranch in Montana to spend the
Ai.l Hull (*“• I
MRS. JOHNNY HOIMJK ha* f m o t1' about the present fen ms
along-the-1 rack.'1
1 .iVH-' If*I f H
summer.
! 111 ! uiti , i
hicb u under way -Itpplll
recently
returned f r o m visit i - c i t m n o i 't o 'ii i
f.
At
first,
the
open
mourheil
«*n* •.
Mr*. G. T. Kellam and sister
T h e leu g iv - n by MISH I**#*!%*. Inti It* kft® U ti.ii.k l l .
her
son in-law
and
drmsht*-pn#sengerg
Jammed
the
aisle*
Friends of Mr*. L. F. Boyle Mr*. R. J. Holly plan to leave the mure than ever, but mice they LIEUT, ami MRS DAVID ( l i t
In* ri*v *111!| (i'll 111 ti'**rf
r
will be glad to learn that she I* latggr part of thl* week for llcn- catch on, Sinnrxc says. “Iliey’ie FIIK L who arc making their liooi
dersonville,
N.
C.
where
they
will
g ettin g along nicely after a minor
much m are obliging than when nt France Field, Colon, I’anii' Although
it
bus
few
iik
I
ii
i
:
i
I
visit
with
their
mother
Mrs.
E.
you bore your teeth ."
operation nt the Duke Hospital,
. . . She flew hy Pan America!
hiiftaus, A 1 gent inn hire mi \ib in
( G. Tyner for the rcm ainder of
Smorse run* a steady program clipper from Miami to Colon .
Durham, N'. C.
the summer.
tie eoastliile of 1.(110 mile-e
of "V irginia Keel" "Irish Washer W hile'there #he visited Camngmpi.
woman" and "Turkey in the Cuba; Kingston, Jam aica; Puna
Mr. nnd Mrs. Sydney Gdbay of
Mr. and Mrs. 0 . J . Pope have Straw ,’ improvising words la fit nm City, Ratboa and Crfstonnl
BETTS. MRS tf <i lilr KSttN.
Miami le ft yrstarday for New
returned
home nfter visiting with the occasion. To get slow-moving She said it was quite thtilh- ’
DUN Al l* HI II* *P. Ill . \ **1 11
York citv a fte r visiting with Mr*. the latter's
Wotrsyn
to
the
hack
of
the
trolley,
while going through the cimul
brother-in-law ami
WILLIAMS UL, lire sh a ll pi-re
G. T. Kellam at her hame on Fark sister, Mr. and Mr*. H arry G am ' he tells them there is a nylon when nr*.- of the gates wa- to win
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1. .,11 ..re, I.i -to li.It it e
. I- Avenue fop several days.
Idr In Maryland and also visiting, counter by the rear door.
ed and made n bridge foi ■tt .till .if I mv* II V-uiii
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D e ltp h l fu llv
cm vl,
cum in Pennsylvania „nd North Caroto drive over - - > D ay, al
,Uy
I R \ S h l K \\ *•• •1' I. • l I
and evening* actually
( o r t.ib li',
and
s lrik in i;,
Mrs.
G-s
Schweninger and linn.
li t . MRS IlI.ENN L»Nl.l.t*
blanket, while sleeping she "• D jKTTIK CAI.DWEI.I. and MRS Mil ami MRS
d au g h ter N artry and Mrs. Doris
lo o ! W e Irnvt- n w id e a s
H \ V M t* N t*
Ingram returned Monday *.o DayI.I'N IIQ L ISI
nnd fsiiinU
ail |
s o r tm e n t
oi
s ty le s
m
Three members of the .Hanford
er.
Food*
and
scenery
resend-ie
|C
.
It.
Kill
I
l
t
d
yesterday
nfler
ttnn Reach a ffrr visiting witn baseball club were guests of Mr.
golfing . . M DY PARTIN hoy
b
r
ig
h
t,
g
a
y
color*.
S
ic
c
a
niKin
houiii
mg
SALLY
MUUIU
Florida . . . PATTY and DAVID
Mr. and Mr*. R. N. Strevell for and Mrs. Ifcnry Kretxcr Sunday
ing shoe,* for her tniussenu
10 to IK.
expect
to
be
there
for
another
SON
who
will
weil
R
A
L
P
H
the p a rt week.
for a chicken dinner a f tu r the
year . . . He Is the offtrer in WIGHT in the near fu tu re . . .
Mr. and Mm . AV. D. Meed* gam e. The guest* were Bob K ram
charge of the Officerlr Club , . . was a lovely affair . . . MR. and
er,
Bob
IM
ttle
ami
Je
rry
Silverwho have spent several months
MRS. FRA NK I.l N- I1EN N KTT had
W hat a life
man
of
the
baseball
club
nnd
Lil
In Sanford have returned to their
Have vuu -sliconl of the “knot • n attractive visitor in low Iasi
lian
Moran,
France^
LeFII*
and
home In Meridian, M ill. They
hole club" who\e members f ' f evening showing him the town.
were accompanied as fa r as A la LaVerne Dunkal.
quenl
the baseball fences? . . .'Tn Around the town MRS. CHARI.KS
bama hy th eir daughter, Mr*.
Ralph Austin Smith. Mr*. Smith
Mr. and Mr*. W alter Y arbarreturned to Rariftml on Monday. <wgh
and *nn Edward returnerf
from Miami ^ t e r spendMr. and Mr*. M. B. Smith left recently
isoiu
fljY the weekend there with their
today for Richmond and Chatham, daughters.
Ml** Virginia Yarj* Vn. where* they will spend ap- tero u g h and Ml*. Dlnty W hiting.
“ proxlm ately 15 day*. While In A nother daughter, Faye, ha* s ta y
Chatham tney will see Mr*. Mary ed in Miami to take flying lexHall, Mrs. S m ith's mother, who eon* and will return la te r this
is spending the saramor there.
month.
BARTOW. FLA,—Ncwspnperi
ov*r tb* nation r*olly went for
Orange Festival Queen, Selma
Rocker’s picture w ith three big
orange*, calling them "Flor*
Styled in the modern
Ida’s Queen Size fruit" in a f e
manner for rent com
**! KNOW WHAT I'M
rine of pictures r*lerf~« - .« , . JO H N PO PE In civilian
of (he publicity for the Florida
fort lliese hot summer
DOINOP* . . . ah* Mid .
clnthes . . . J. L. INGLEY nnd J.
Citrue Commission.
days. l.ovely to look nt
W. SIIANDH of Jacksonville,
delightful
to
wear!
, Chairman uf th e Hoard of the
Sill's 10 to 20.
1 Atlantic N ational Hunks, having
id. ,
1 lunch tu g rth rr.
S O C IE T Y E D IT O R —
er s on a l
HEALTHY OP1IMISM
IS *
NOTED AMONG FARMERS;
1M PRO YEMEN IS f t . \N \K D
— TELE. NO. 148
C e c e lia T r u l u c k
Miss Carol Jean Nix
Engaged To Marry
m
Penn’s Charter
“
Will He Exhibited
Swinff Your Partner
Do-si-do—Clanjr and
Then Away We (Jo
T E R R A C E TALK
! The R aym on d Studio
PKO.MIT kV COl KTEOrs SERVUTi
T
JI'ST AKKIYED! STKIKINCJ NEW
Washable
Cottons
flueen Size Orangen
s
PLAY
SUITS
THURSDAY and FRIDAY!
“A
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beard th a t MR. and MRS. JOE
G0.NALK2 will mavo beck in<-' I
th eir homo a t 013 Magnolia Arenu* . . . The MUSK WOMACKS
who now reside there will move |
into lh( ARCHIE BETTS home at J
712 Palm etto Avenue . . . And the
W. )f. BLACKS who now rexufe _
In the BETTS home will itunn in
to Ul* LANGLEY home in Muyfolr!
This Is a Ul* about a Uil . . .
A cat’* UH, and tha trouble it.
cdused police In the MaxnmchusctU [
community of Somerville. The
on the deek rerolved
^peal fay help from a |
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Legal Notice
X O T U B TO A l'F K III
T O ; JAM EH ( U t O V K II U C D A N IG U
] { • » M ary HI.. W ay cross, U rnrgla,
You at* hereby rraulrril In appear on Auaual A. IIK . In a certain
amt (ot Jlvorr# jwiulinir In th
C ircu it Oii UM o f H tm lM l* County
neery, an a h liU v U l
F lo rid a . In Chan
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t i l l * o f w h ich , » " l
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Iro ro th y lla r t M cD aniel, I’ ln ln tlff.
Versus. Jam ’ s U r j v i r
M cD aniel,
defendant.
Wlineta
m y hand and o fflr la l
* * * ) a t Hanford, V I",Id a , tb l* t ill
day o f July. A li, lata.
U. T . I I M I N I ) ' in
Clerk <if C lrrtilt Court
i f
fH K A l.l
l.loyd f
S olicitor
— II
Florid*
Court* UK Clreult* Cfnm*v of H**ml*
Hoyle
for I'la ln llff
CO C U T .
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C IR C U IT
COITNTV. S T A T E IIC CIA JIDDA
*tii c i r c u i t — c i i a k c k r y i
P A U L IN E a m h c c i i u
I ’la ln llf f
n©§#* modi HI Air o f Florida. Iti the
r e r r **f HmIII l n# A mill! h I I' Ia J1*11ff\tt»un Hrtjr Am bfichi. I ^ i w l i n l ,
w h trrlri «ti« re lie f eowutii la d io ir r ",
oo A u k u p I 91 It. 19ft, 4tri<J f*«M you
iso f elae .« ifee fr o fiftn
will
l*« elite m l m m inet Yoif„ it ml flit
e a e « |*rtirrr4 ■unltinl i‘ *m « v *-a r«»■
It It fu r l her o n !»«rH Out* I Ills
not Ire o f fitihlli'jtt |tin '.r jiuMH Ii -■*)
fiiire a Wiwrlt fo r fou r coit!*rrt:tH4
ttn li*
In t h e % hflUfHi it | h-fflW, »
n*-w h|Kijav-r o f Jf# lie fill r Irrnlel h>n
D tihl'ehril In H anford,
Sem lnul*
HOY A M IIC K IIU
Defendant
1
D IV O R C E
NOTICIJ o f
I ’ C tlL tC A T tftN
County* Florida.
In (he Name o f lb « H l i l r of
t>on* and o rd ere d hi ^ n fo i'1 .
flo r id * —
H em lrifli C ounty, Florid a ttil* July
T o — Hoy
Ambuehl,
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W h it ly 10th. m e .
Hlreet. Ilrld a ’ t’o rl. Ileliim n l Co o n
t». V. IILIIM m. v
Clreult Court Clerh.
ly. t Ihlii.
Kd*inlno|a County, F ’orMa
You ara hereby eomruawted In
fly O.
U Hum , l>. i*.
appear to the llllt o f Com plain!
filed a a a lo .l ymi In IHo C lre o ll IH E A I.I
Classified Advertisements
2
WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1M 8
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAGE FOUR
W ANTED TO RENT
5 ARTICLES FOR SALE
BOAT OAllfi?
MUST have furnished hnuac or
YES—we have them.
apartm ent ttefore August I,
S tan lcy llo iifts Hardwtiro Go.
I'erm anenl, tut children, W alter
H igh, 1'h. H-i-W.
ON'E hammer mill complete with
power unit, tirind your ^>wn
PERMANKNT r a h le iit wanU to
2628
feed, grits and meal.
re n t hou»c or apartm ent, fur*
Orange Aw.
nlahcrl or unfurnished, I’hona
166, Karl Higginbotham.
0,000 ft. of 2x10, 2x8, 2x0, 2x4.
.
AUo 2x0 touitue iirxl -groov-r
W A N TED: apnrtm ent—close in —
perm anant—couple. John Hlev* .flooring. 2528 Orange Ave.
•n*. 405 K. 4 th HI.
ATTIC FANS—Emerson 30, 42
and 48 inch. OPA price*. 'Ran
WANTED to re n t ht>u*e or a p a rt
dall Electric Co.
m ent furnished or unfurnlihed.
Call 840-J. •
PORTA RLE electric power plant
3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
llrlgga 4 * S lr4 tle n o j llornelRa
9
WORK WANTED
WILL accent laundry work. Phone
* 449-.M, N ettie Smith.
aero
PLOWING—per
Phone 414-W.
or 'hour.
Islets Cop 3 -2 Tilt Over Celery Feds
Sanford Opens Crucial Series With
Saints At Municipal Park Tonight
The Hanford Uclcry Feds
Fed* enter a crucial serlra to
night at 8:15 P. M. at the
Municipal Park when they are
hoata to Manager llill Htrinecke'a HL Augustine Saint*.
Manager Ed la-vy announced
thi* morning Ih aU h r will send
Jim S rhantr) to the mound
thi* evening In an effo rt to
atem the tide nf F f l brtaea
and pfoteat th rlr nctond place
berth In (h r loop Matidinga.
Hchanlcl haa been <>ut of ac
tive duty for approxim ately a
fortnight due to ’ an ailing
right arm. Unwrver, It W beIrved the wing trouble ha* been
cured and the little aperdhill
m erchant ahould lie up lo hi*
par for tonlght'a contra!.
EXPERT painting—contract or
hourly liasis. .P h o n e Grogan
1161, c/o Sanford Hardware.
ROOFING and repairing ami
painting * are our *specialties,
Get your roof fixed before the
storm* come. C. W. Bellamy,
P. O. Box 843, Sanford Flor
ida.
THE BOX SCORE
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C lerk ut C lr e o ll Court.
(H E A D )
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THE CLUBHOUSE
lly BUM HAM *
A P Newsfcaturt;*
WASHINGTON — During the
w ar years, when promising young
boxer* a c r* m ighty scarce, the
average fig h t fan *aid “ W ait
until the boy* come home. Then
we’ll have some rcaj_oh,unpiona.''
Hut it hasn’t turned out Unit
way. In (lie firs t post-war year,
th e’ failutu of these young men
lo sm ash their way to the front
ha* been a m ajor sport* disap
pointment. The sam e old namcv
are dom inating most divisions.
Thi* condition caused Col, H ar
vey I* Mil|or. National H o sin g
Association executive secretary,
a Marine and quite a fighter in
hi* own rig h t year* ago, to turn
to th e record* for an answer.
Miller discovered that the serv
ice* h » w produced only seven
world champions, dating back before the turn of 'th e century- four from the Navy, two from the
Marine Corps and one from the
Army.
Corporal George ladllanrhe was
'
ffirst
i r .................................
the
champion ik.-ve|nped by
the service*. He knocked nut the
original Jack
Dempsey, "T h?
Nonpareil," In 32 rnumlj in Fan
FraricUco Aug. 27, l i w , for tho
middleweight title.
LeUlanciy), from ihe - Marine
t a r t t c k i j j L J U j i r c .J;lumJfc.CflJif..
’ jumped shin” for the championshin fight, lie wa* a motive nf
1'olnt Levi. "Quebec, r nn., horn in
18.Jt, ntni died at I^t^vp.uico, Mas*..
May 3. t9|H.
Johnny Huff <4 the Navy w-m
the worbF* Imntamwclghl l«-lt
froni Fete Herman Sept, 23, 1921.
Hi* right name wa* John l.e*kv,
USF llliode I"Jnnd, and he fought
his fir*t p ro fe>s!oiiu| light at 29 1
tIAKKINO DKPAIITMHNT
years of age.
’ hTATK nE rtO lllD A
No. ISfi
Gene Tunncy, king nf service I
’ •'•M lTM D U .nil
p r o d u c t champiuns. ran.e .mt of
hr *a.l.f.c«urr ,vf|.
the Marine ta n w Uie.r the nr. i ,ifn c c
u j fo the
World War to whip Jack Dcinp-cy*
n*« i, „ m nisA*- to appair O u t a
for the heSYyweighl title, Kept- l>*iiklna c»mo*nr under (he najn*
of
THE
flT IS S K N S
HANK
~ JJack
,i!v ‘ Sharkey,
s h ) f k r v ilHiel
ll1^tu,i tar
located
*• nVIKDO.
the H
Huston
tar
nn,A. Mn.l
»rrnni»*<t
undei E tJ
in*
real name Jo -rf 1'au) lu jc b 'ih s v : l *w* of KlnrM*. has nim pllel a Ith
of the I IKS Denver—d r fra Ied Max
lh,‘ provision* re-iulred lo be
’I ,
,
Vi
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,
f
.'moiled with by Ihe llanklui
hchnieling, the ........ mu, lor the
„f , ()r n u ie of Florida bni„r*
heavyweight title, Jung 21 I9..3. * r*m t>any * h * ll li* autlm rl*»*3 to
com m ence the tiUalnrus o f UanJttna
In'" New York.
It was the Navy again when j . -I’l 'W y T 3lL H r.finti.. I. J . »t.
C ,l.n „
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llj L „
lin n i*
r
i , „ r . ,It .E E . C o m p lr..lle r o f Ihe lltaXe or
, 11J i fin e Ida. uy « !r n ie o f Ihe n u ih o rli v
I’ylkowskl, US8 Nevmln—took ih e * -\ ested
- - In
1 I I I , -b y .................
S ection t u..t » ) [ III*
middlewriglit ciowTi from Teddy I M I « n l D eneral H I*H i1-a >>( jefn rt.
-f*.
.r r tlfc
that
(h e U I T I XU V I
Yaro*x in I'itlsh iitrh mi Urt. 1, H A N K ( I f Q V I EDO,
o f O V IE D O
IM L
la th e f o u n ly o f H K M IK O I.E *n d
Ken Uvrrlin, five Irttermnn Ihe M a le o f f i o r l d a I* a u l l i o r l i i #
friun the UFH Malm, bent Cefe- lo rtiotm enr* Ihe b u *ln r*a o f lla n h T
* u n der Ih e nam e ab o ve g iv e n
rinu Garcia for the mlddtewcicbt In
w ill, n ca p ita l atock o f K’les-v
lV T Y
championship in New York Alny Ihotisand ilnllara.
24. 194(1.
Illv e n under m y bond an d *e*|
Th# Sanford Celery Fed* drop jM ftnrtA ___ ____ |00 f»I0 Oft I — 2
__ _ dot 000 010-2
ped another Florida Jxjatc le a g u e HANKOltll
T L j o n ly A r m y p ro d u ct who o f o ffic e I Ida flra t d ay ut J u ly. A
Itati*: r ir v e ln n d , H b « A r l, I*rncontest la st n ig h t' when they all n**r»,
e v e r won a w o rld t it le w n j fx-w J*. One T h o u ,s o d Nina Hundred
H llv rrm * n ,
llr y a n i.
H rro m ;
K o ,ly -H lx .
hut handed th e- Daytona lkjSch K u tfie r, ija lf * , Ntirasur* Hbari*»*.
J e n k in s ,
ex-T cx af
c a v a lry m a n ,
J. .M. L E E
Islandora a 3 to 2 victory in spite ISubP ballet! Inj jllitipifl, (lalfM 2.
w
ho
knocked
out
L
e
w
A
m
b
e
rs
fo
r
('n n ip trn llrr Mint* o f
r«4» I»4p« IlllfS let nnon, Hlewnrf.
o f c w y th ln g Charley llisson Tbft*»*
id *
“f l o rrub
tlm
lig
h
tw
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b
,
title
in
N
ew
Y
o
rk
bin* hilt Toll!*, Harflflee
I It KALI
could m uster to prevent another h l b : C b s lllB t, IlU a o n . tJnlrm. Hlolrtt
May 10, 19497
i.-iRt*#;
itrvA
til
3*
llrttfe.
ftm
ib
t«
lout tilt pasted on hi* hurlinx it)>i>it * Mnltiof, ftilp B arul M rltry d t.
“ M ayb e th e b oys L a c k from
record.
Mir v ic e hq ven ’t bad tim e to get
,*ft B)i I m t i r b u f l t i n i I* Ha nf ur<!
Bisson w ent to the hill for the ’ r m , , ,
bait*; off xtuioof s,
i t a i l e d in the fig h l g n m e ,” M ille r
WASHING
4
ironing. Aggie
3- Hintsk outrTiy Mnloof t,
sriid. " A f t c r a ll, I t t(Hfk TTIHOCY
Hell Howard, Hu I, Box. 223. locals and hurled n beautiful six
h it ball' game. Opposing him- o n --b * w |t i . I ' u m t U.U*; Xh*tpr- Tin.*
* MM t d MALARlAt
s i x or eig h t v e a r * to get rea d y
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l l f i - V r D C ; fiO li-W ,— fu ilJiO 4 "FU LL" or
lin t.. •
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* .W H E N -sou.-buy a home, gel n
e x p e r k 'ig e il
stenographer. Of- g e e portaide, Joe Maioor.
M atonf. Joe
Jo e n
8125.00.
Immediate
delivery.
a l*o
- 6 year fire mid windstorm I n
Ph. nurleil, a n h e ImlI gam e but also
fice work or cashier.
Pal Stuniey. 031 Cedar St.,
w llh b i »t* h l ralaadar munllis from
H
surance policy. You will snvc
n&ii-J.
Ibe ilm r of Du- first pulilkimtlon of
Jax., Fla. Ph. 'J-«f20.
g o t out of it by the skin of his
.approxim ately 1/3 nf the coal
(hie noitre, D arh elatm o r ih-mand
teeth. H e perm itted lire Fuds,
Zeola
elmrI
be In w t llln a . nnd ftliall sla te
mug
• and may pay the piemium i n . nN’|> i|,fft,|e Imdstead. m a irrn u
however only four blows.
(bn ptare o f rc-U-rirt* anil |*,st
Ave.
ilrown, 111II Wl
I 5 annual m slallm enU . See C.
,1(1,| , p rjng« i„ good
gu
condlUnn
The Dodgers Jumped Into n
o ff l- e i,iblrrsa o f (he rla lm an t, and
T ra in
W . L.
I’ct.
M. Boyd 4 Co.
Phi|co automobile rad io ,. $50.00 ROOFING, acreening
vlfall to, sworn In by (h e claimant,
mg and car ono run lend in th e ’ first inning Oihimin
---02 22
.721
aaen l. nr A ttorn ey, and an y avch
cash. 218 luiurei Ave,
penter repair. Phone I0H2-J. when Cleveland led off with a base SANFORD
61- 3li
(la in , o, demand not ao file d alialt
.507
Downtown 0 apt. Iio u m In good PUERTO RICA sweet potato
bo Void.
on balls. Sprague popped to St. Augustine
45 60
.529
LOANS
11
r«palr. Owner leaving town. Pro
E D IT II T . L E E
Hrvaot
but
‘
Mcliryde
singed
to
Del-and
.
vine,
$300 per 1000. 20— 60.45
42
.617
M .M tlE 1 . J IE IK t’ n
p erty paying n net income of 9
rig h t field. However, Je rry Silver- i’nlntka
000.
N.
H.
Darwick,
I-akc
39
49
.413
A
* E a e ru trlrc * o f the U s t
BORROW
HP.RB
WIIKIIK
■lay
ut
Ju
ir,
A.
It.
i>
u
.
percent a t asking price, at present
man
hobbled
the
bull
m
om
entari
W ill and T ea l a men t of
.138
.'(*.! 60
<» f . lll. lt .M '.t S
Monroe.
PRIVACY IS RESPECTED
Gainesville v. ~OPA
celling
rental*
which
m
e
I , ro c T U n f li- y , d ie ..(-.-I
r
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ly
when
a
fa
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toss
m
ight
have
If
35 63
.308
vary low.
Property, ha* pos WOODEN ammunition boxes — YOU It natural desire for privacy nipped Cleveland ns he tore into l.ee.’huig
f l r e l p u b llrallon July 3. 1511
'
tirnitnuli
I'l’it.iiii
in money mattcra is strictly
.398 «HK.\lo)
35 54
Daytona Ileach
I.E ll A t,
JC
sibilities and ample spare for a l
IKVi by 14 hy-O'-i inches. E x
third. Challiot grounded to I-ovy
respected
here.
Friend*
and
llisrlivlll)
\\‘.
Hlh'tUTT
,
«
Last
Night's
Result*
tering front* of building into
cellent for building a home.
£4t*Ilx
11*>
r
fttf
I'm
lu
iif
f
M attress Rebuilding
IN T I I B r i l l C U l T C O U IIT O P t l i w
relatives are not questioned who threw to second in tim e Jo
Orlando 13.3. I'alatka 12-2.
desirable store front* w ithout sac10 cents each delivered In Ran.
.NINTH
J IU H i'l A I j r i l l C H t T
IN
force
McBrjfde.
Hut
on
the
firsi
about
your
credit.
Your
em
I
lay
tuna
llenrh
3,
Snnfnrd
2.
rlfleing revenue from apt*. Thi*
-\NI» n u t H K M IN O LK I f i l l______
N T r,
Quality (Irking la now available
IHIIN OX T I I I M
ford. L, L Heidi. P. O. Box
ployer or business associates pitch to Stew art, ('haillot tore
U"taml 9, Gainesville 6.
A!
k•*it ... iiu-k f«
1b t a t k o p k ijo iu h a . t s c iia n c property is definitely wnrlh the
for rebuilding all type*!
2697. Gainesville. Fla.
K lt Y.
will
not
hear
of
your
personal
July
|Mvrnf) -fifth ,
Im 4Ml
nut
for
sec
hnd.
Oalrh»r
B
y
ro
n
1
ih«
Iw”
xhurg
at
St.
Augustine
roomy.
r ilO A T K *
affair*.'
There
is
no
ciiune
for
Sharpe
fired
the
pill
to
the
keyIpnstpnned.
rain).
NOW
in
stock,
DcJur
Exposure
A good business on Sanford Ave.
"it Hehutil Iiiia Tilt*
11r * ftMtm \
PhilnUff,
em barrassm ent.
storvr sack but neither Al Hryunt
Meter* and E nlarger,. Wielu iji, %itiirl lu Ph I (if H .41.1 j
v*
IMVOUt r:
netting epproximately $360.00 per
Tonight’)) Game,
Reasonable
credit
requirem
ent!.
nor
Hob
K
ram
er
bad
covered
ttmrr\rm
(he
(I
tilt
tu
»rjrr|
4I1)
*•»
PIH K4Hh'lH,NUH
bolilt Studio.
month. Iluiincss I* well aeaaonrrd
Ortanrli, a t Didand.
•II
M
4l»e
.
J
KATHKIIfNi:
A
flliiAl-K.
No
co-makers
on
money
loans.
Cleveland
to
aeon*.
and profitatble at 12500.
I'nintka nti Daytnnn Leach.
T \V IjA\V n
vt1111*•r1411*
nt !
I^pfpndsnl
PH O TO G RAPH S
Variable paym ent plans.
K.infnrd evened i i j > the count m
A 20 acre farm In Mecca H am Have your REST pho to g rap h
•-----------------------------llflirr **f PttbllmtlftM
Sr. A ue if, tin,’ at HAM-OHD.
FAMILY
LOAN
CO.
lb,- third without a in) W ith ore
N O T H r: IIP I l h M I l . l T l i h
I T*» K A T II P it IN I ; A I'lH »A1 K . u r n
mock.
J5 acre, tiled; it wells;
m ade at
Florid* Rank Bldg.
Phon* 13 aw ay Ilrynnt walkrd. He xtoVi , I.cesbutg nt Gainesville,
Protect Your Health
NOTH*!;
I*
h^ri»Iiy
n
itru
H
ih
i
t,n
[J.ilHtwdl
HNipi*. HoiluiVi II,
comfortable
•tie house; 2 bam*. This
T H E R A Y M O N D S T U D IO
Ih e 3 n d (h*y o f A u u u e l
A I* I S I S , M a i n e ,
___ _
second
but
went
on
to
third
a.
jl^a goo<l buy a t 156(H).
— Sleep Dettcr!
KINANl’F.
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purchases
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ITV SOFTIKALL L K A I i l K
P S ta te Hiutk llld g .— I'll. 1093
Pm alT 5 room bouse on W. 1st
a l l III,, s t o c k of <h,. s e m - '
V o n are hereby n o l i f i r . ) ( h i d Ihn
niitomobilea, truck* and elcclrl. catcher Tom G ates’ throw to the
ra m
w . fee IVI. oMrtiinB
•nolo T i r e S h o p , lnc_. o d i a p p l y l o t a b o v e - a l y l e i ! r a u s e for d l v o r c a ha*
fit. Extension. Has 2'4 acres of ONE pre-war El gin bicycle like
ca| equipment thru G. M. Hoyd bn»« was wide. Hisson then
r, II I .mm 1 be l l o r t m a b b >1 11 h o n t b h , i . n b a r n fil ed a g a i n s t y o u I n t h a a l l o t e ground; some fru it; has pleasure
groundesl out to short, senV S ; I l a y tic* & W illiam s
new with accessories.
1312
A Cn.
•t
A . M . at bl> o f f i c e at l b *1 t ' o u r l l e n d l l e - l
fo u rI.
You
arc
hsrrby
Mima
A
m
utrnu'iit
Co
3
.500
w ater ayatem; all electrical con
B ryant to knot the count.
Oak Ave.
H o u s e *| H a n f o r d , f lo, llllt f o r i n ] n o t i f i e d In a p | o s r b e fo r e Ih e *i«itva
••
r d e r Of r V * * « l u H » p , of i b e H e m - j C o u r t r.n the i t h ,l.,v o f A li n u s f.
12 SPECIAL SERVICES
■; '
nections, hut without bath, Priro
Daytona jumped into tb t lead Hu- Hitnfnnl HrrnM .2 ■» 2 /.o n obode
T ir e nhnp. | g ,
.6011
2H UU. cover crop pea "seed,
*t*. n n d fal l y o u n n u a h i , hrnc< a
12600.
nyain in the fifth when Hob Len S«*4'i»rilv Lumber (*»»■ •4 i
J A C K K M tH tlllH tis
tjeerct" p r o rtinfo sno w i l l ho r n l n r c d
Russell Seed Store.
SIGNH
(«nn«|^
i
eJ*»‘»
'wo fairly good houses on 4 Vi
non dmdtv'd nnd went to third on Iktibnon
M A H Y S E I . L JttrtH lltanN
n u n l n a l y o u a n d th o aald catrae
ii
Show
cards
and
posters
r»
.000
t r Y I'H IE IIH .N K H M ITII
ere* of ground in tho Monroe 6
proceed
parte.
a fielders' chide". Gates came f *‘urp^fif^r** Ufiifiii
BURNER
Neaco
kerosene
119 West First 81.
Phone 1133
O—DEE'S SIGN Sr.lt* l« E
G m nri Thunuluy Nljrht
l i In f u r l l i c r o r d e r e d I I , s i this
D istrict. All for 14600. This i*
through with a single to right to
range. In good condition- 816
Fa* lo r y — C e lery 4 S a n fo r d A vs.
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Landress.
Phone
1021
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be
p
u b ll n b n d on e* a week
vi
|{«iluifin
a good buy for any tnnn who
score l-ennnn wi!h the second
. I'hone 67J-J
Laurel.
T o [Sirnthy || T r a i f . (Vh <w-,( |,|*,-c ' o f f o u r
r iv e Vrceka ill ( b o
Car)H*ntrrB
Security
has " hand th a t will fit a ham
ot resid e,,, o it, i ; j W C lo u t fcT,
" t e m f n r d H ’ rab r*. H a n f o r d . Bl n r ld a .
marker.
I L D O I t H A N D IN G
f ‘ Is lo , It-Id. S J
42 INCH enaine) sink, left hand nnd fin is h in g , ( ’ lean in g and w a x
WTTNEK8
m
y
h
a
u
l
a
n
d
o
f
f
I,
lot
m er handle and a paint blush.
Tim Feils scored one again and
You * , c b c v b y i n p j l n I to ,| i drain. Complete with filling*. in g. N ew f l i e r * s u rfaced to per- knotted the count in the eighth.
Hava a good 3 l>cdro<»n house in
pear on ihe | ) u , ,L,> of i n , « » . A
Phono 153—J .
tho M ayfair District. New and
'D I9 t* . In a re rta tn -till f.,t ,| ,.
frctluri. O ld flnnra mndo Ilka new. Bryant tod off with n walk n nl
occupying 2 Iota nl 17600,
V(*rcf- p snd tns In Ihe C lrco rt C o o n
was sacrificed to second by lbsGIRL'S bicycle. Good condition. ( a l l
Ilf A,kerlfll,4 t’rea.
of H m iln iil, C o u n ty, f l a n d s . no
«L w»t| located |ot in Rn»e Pour!
'
II. M. GLEASON
fun. With Silverman nl the phttr
W.
E.
Raines.
210
Holly
Ave.
a l.b r,-1 la, o,1 t ill.
,.f
o h lc 'l n a il
S x 120. glOO.OO.
TWO ROOM SUITE WITH BATH. Soytheastern
Lake Mary, Fla.
ca»o
l»: i la re non T i l i o . f l n i i u l t ,
nnd ono away Bryant took off
/Toward the end of I'nul Wan*
A good corner |ol IIth and Pale x p o s u r e . For tw o or three people. Other rooms
for third iitnl thanks to a wide e r a baseliatl career he was with V(L D or,dtiy II. T y n e r, D o f c u ljn l
m rtto 60 x 117. Priced at 46™
RENT A 'C A R
W lt n v u ray bn nil n i.i of Tic bit
WHEELB ARROWS — all metnl.
throw to liw base by Gales he the Bn, ton Brave* and whom nc*t a* H n rh of the C l i r u l l C o u rt
available.
*10.96.
|
FRED W. RENDER
YOU DRIVE IT
made it safely,
ahnuld he have ns m anager but „ f Ram I no to C o u n ty. Klorhtti. ilila
PHONE 10(1
T
Room 2 Fla. S tate Hank llldg. N E S T . OF HAWS—3 blade*, one
” VALDEZ HOTEL — Benn C .'S m a lirM g n
In ly , A. II, I S I I .
Silverman then tali! down a Casey .Stengel, Paul’s eyes hnd H ie B ill oday1*.ofIIEItK*|,MN
blade cut* nails, S2.60.
Phono 1030
fiTRH'KLANIl-MORRIHON
- bunt which was -fielded perfectly l*eeb troubling him ami lie wore
c ir r k ui Circuit Court
U-lIHIVK-IT, INC.
10 INCH flat file* by Keamey
and B ryant was tossed out a t the glasses to read.
Heminolc C o u n t) Ktorldir
ami
Foot,
30c.
II
TW O-alory house in one ill
of the
LAWNS 'm u w o d .
Reasonable plats*. Bob T uttle saved the Inning
In balling practice one day, IH E A ld
8 INCH pliers- all steel, 56c.
in^frd.
nicest locations in Han;"
"
price*. Jerry laird, phone 7HH w-hen be promptly smacked a Fancy said lo him: “ Hit one
LARGE
Phillips
screw
drivers,
f
a f t T i n ; TO A P P K A II
Phone 1045-W.
lv.,r
triple to right center field to score o v er that whiskey nign in right T O : Verna I. A t , I.,,
00c.
field.”
o f n-nldvi,rc l» Itlcb a i u , o
C
RORHON HPORTING GOODS
Silverman
and
knot
the
count.
MODERN 0 rmim bungalow, cen
EXPERT piaifo tuning and re
Paul *aid: “ What sign? I ra n ’t
You a ,r Itv irh i tetiu lrrd to *p305 East F irst Ht.
trally located. Three Ireilnmni*.
pairing. H. Cliff Dresser. Box Bride and laikc worked Miiloof for »ee it.’
p .a , ,.n II,. i : ii i . , of A li* , aA
two baths. Price 47.90U
free paa»>s but the threat ended
1U6, ML Dora. Phone 2115.
. Casey said: “All right, how I ) ISM , t „ a (c iia in n»,l: f „ r d|.
*K i t W. It. WILIAMS, REALTOR
when Stew art .m ade a beautiful doc# the hall look to you with vntrn prndiua In II,* c ircu it
10 inch scissors, for home or
o f K rm ln olt I'o u n it. pion d u . ao
DODGE
PLYMOUTH
:-_j —
r
416 A tlantic Rank llldg.
catch of le v y ’s line smack to your glasae* on.’’
office, manufactured by Claus*.
ab b reviated
IM U a f
o hoh
.aid
Telephone JI20
PARTS AND SERVICE
deep center.
11.76.
rasa
I,. It.d in t C. M edford, f| *| n Paul replied: "Like nn aspirin
109
Palm
etto
Ave.
Phone
lOt
I
ll f f , vs. Verna I . M edford. D e fe n
The Islets won tha tilt in their tablet.”
SIX room house, rnmnletely fur- RlinilK RIZED sheeting — ideal
dant.
for many purpose*—12 Inches WARNING to automobile owner* half of the ninth. Challiot smack
Casey Uien asked: “ And with
nlshed. Electric cooking
nklng rrange,
W ltn es* my hand ami o ffic ia l
112 WEST FIRST STREET — PHONE 880
wide, any length, 00c per
■•■1 at ftanftrrd, Hriutncla County,
refrig erato r, hot w ater heatand drivers. 38 state* .now have ed a pop Gy to rig h t field. Silver- your glnsse* o ff/'
Hlate
o
f
Elnrlit*.
M
il*
»
l
f
i
d
ry
o
f
yard.
.
man
came
in
to
catch
the
fly
but
Paul answered; “ Like a g race, July, A. D ISM
ter, a ir conditioned, two car
atrlct law* Imposing heavy pen
brick garage, yertl 100-167. MOSQUITO nets, S2.7G.
atliea on m olorlita who cannot lAtvy and K ram er were on the fru it.”
n P. IIE H K D '1 8
ROBHON
SPORTING
GOODS
•
pot.
Silverman
barked
away
and
Caaey said: Keep ’em off then.”
large palms, oaks and pine
C1*rk o f I'trdult Court
pay
a
judgment
for
injury
lo
300
E
ast
F
irs
t
Ht.
IH
E
A
I.I
Kramer
missed
the
ralch
by
a
trgea nnd assorted shrubs—
others caused by their autotqo
Some 4,300 vxploratnry ’ oil
ontnge. lemon, grapefruit, tan
bite*. You arts taking a grave foot.
S O T,I,I'l: T t ) A l’ I’-h(i:A t!
U
gerine, ami plum tre e , l«carW(n
„ „(, r,
Stew art thmi lashed a double wflja w trr sfrillcl in the United^
GARDEN TOOLS
chance if you drive or If your
Ing.
IfKir, E. 4th S treet lieAll typeal
automobile I* driven In nuy of down the left field line and Chad- Htalefi liixt yciir, of which 11 Jf) of tpauintii's i« miktinwti,
fore noon.
You are hereby required ( „ a p
iSWARB CO.
HILL HARDWARE
Iheso states -u n le’l,’ you are In lot pulled-up a t third. Ix>nnon was percent prnrlucetl ni|.
pear *,,, lb * J ill, d a r iIf Auaual, A
301 E ast F irst Ht.
sured. See u* laifoni you take intentionally walked nnd Joe l.inD . IBM. In a r c r U iu ’ ill! fur .11
4
REAL
ESTATE
WANTED
One-clghlh ot a ton of cnal is V «r r * pending In ibn Circuit Court
a trip in your car. C. M. Boyd • key grounded lo K ram er who
'T=f"threw to H charpe.at the pate in needed to make a Iwrrel of gaso „ f s , m itinl, CrriitjM*. rlu rb la . an
4 Co.
W ANTED; Listings* of farms,
al.brrv|nl’ <t t ill* ,,f w ii!,l< aj)l,t ra -«
LARD CANH
tirno to nab Challiot. Gatos, tho line.
homes, grove* and business
fa E ttlr Iwni lU r lg s n . I 'lA l'it llf va.
ELECTRIC appliance repair* — next baiter, got set a t the plate
while they last!
Wm. C. Itartaan. D cfvn lan t.
w* repair washing machines, and so did S tew art on third. As
ta
r
g
e
supply
on
band.
W it nraa m y hand and o ffic ia l
r r ' WILLIAMS, REALTOR
vacuum cleaners, fan*, m lxtrs, lllaaon fired . the next pitch
‘
HARDWARE
CO.
»c*J a l Hanford, HamlitoD County,
HILL
4IB Atlantic Bank Bldg.
Htala
o f Florid a, this Slh day of
•ewlng machine*. T ro tte r Ap- S tew art tailed fo r tin plate and
301 E aat F irs t fit.
Telephone 1120
K H T A T B O F P fjO ltlD A lo L o r- Jul>. A. li IBM.
pllenco Service, 804 W. Second Gates laid down a perfect bunt to Ta H
m
*
H
ick
*,
whoaa
raildru
cu
U
Q P. H E IIN I h .N
BICYCLES—Complata p a rt, and
St., Phone 1054-J.
un k n ow n :
t9 *rk o f C ifc a ll Court
■queexe In a victory.
LIST your property with Tom
aceaaaoriea. E x p ert bliicycle reA sw orn b ill nf rnm ptalnl h a tin g
Bolt, Salesman fo r W. !L Wil
In the last h alf of the ninth, been filed In Ibe C ircu it Cnurt In (H E A L ) .Srmlrmle C ount) Florid a
SNAPSHOTS—printed, developed,
liams.
enlarged. We copy old photo Kramer lined out to left but and fo r Hemlnnl* fn u n tv , K lnrld*.
jFo b h <$n SPORTING GOODS
In Chancery, a g a la . l yon (n r d i
graphs.
Sharpe walked. Howlngtnn was vorce,
305 E aat F irst BL
Ih * aharl IH U o f w h irl,
'* ARTICLES FOR SALE
T I I K C O U R T -O F T I I B C O U N T Y
te n t In to run for Sharpe. Bryant, I* John lllc k s \ sl D iia lu . 1: 1, k>. IJNU tk
NICHOLLS STUDIO
lK . H K M IN O LK IXJUNTY, F L O t GLASS wall case. 12' long
220
MtlKh
nidg.,
.P
h
o
n
e
‘1160
with
a
three-two
count,
fanned
th
ere
p
r
c
c
n
i*
are
th
*r
e
f,ite
lo
III
DA,
IN I'H O IIA T B .
42* VENTURA ATTIC FANS
:
with 8 gla*a sliding door*.
eom m aiid > „a to ba amt appear be- In re: K ela te o f .
and
on
the
same
pitch
Howlngtnn
H. B. POPE CO-, INC.
fora
the
c
irc
u
it
Court
la
Hcmlnuta
IS NOTICES— PERSONAL waa tossed out a t second, Gates
II1ENI0 T . lo V S U L E r
Appy 1021 W. 3rd SL
County, F lo rid a , eith er la perecn
D created,
.
INNERSPRING n u t t m r a , box
to Mcliryde.
o r b y n tla rtiey Ik s U th d a y o f
T o A ll C r e d llo F e , and P e rs o n *
Au gu st, A. f>, -IBIS, o th e rw t** rle* H e v lo a Clalnie o r Demanda A g a in st
■pring*, (Hollywood bed*. All 6
ARTICLES WANTED
you spend .for -fire, windstorm,
e r e * pro ronfesou w ill be nnltrerl Bald R a ta l*:
mattreiee* renovated,
Th* Jlnrlksh* wa* Invented In ■gains)
>oil, , .
automobile, workmen'* compen
Y ou and each a f you are h ereby
u* today — sleep better
1871
by
an
American,
the
Rev.
T h e Hanford H erald la bareby n o tifie d Sail requ ired (<> p resent
■atloti, burglary, liability and
I'LL- BUY your car, regardless
dealanater) a * th * oew *p «| w r la nay c la im * sbd dem and* w h ich yew.
H
r.
Jonathan
Goble,
a
Baptist
other kinds of insurance. You’ll
which Ihla ctlattun shall be |<ub or^ clfh if,r o- .y
Bedding ft Furniture Co. . of age or condition. Boy Reel,
f ye
m ay have
h ave against
again
e aa,, ntay
Ilk* our dlvldened paying pol m inister rtsM In f In Yokohama.
Belied once each wash for four the aslale nf Irene T._ Langley, de
m 9 Sanford Matt res* Factory
800 W. 2nd SL
rneaaeutlve
weeke.
ceased,
U
t
*
o
f
Bald
County,
lo Ihe
C.
M
.
Boyd
4
Co.
let**.
Phon* 1133 and 872-J
Wllneaa my band and offlrlal Judge o f 8 «m ln o le County. Florid a,
WILL buy broken down sewing
seat
aa
C
lerk
»
t
the
C
ircu
it
Court
nl
ht*
o
ff
lr
e
In
Ib
e
cou
rt
hette*
oi
Large Selection
H * MAN working in W intqr Park
Johnson motor. S machines, any make- "Box 301
OUTI
o f Hem lanle County, th is ik e l i b ■ala C------'
---Coun t g amt ' —
Banlqrd,
Florid*.
I to I wanta rid*.
Rudd,
condition. Phone
H. . .
ApL 4 W eltka. Phone 9169
SMALL tricycle In fa ir condl’
MS-M.
lion. Phone 7 6 4 -J.
a fte r « P. M.
5
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.
g
IOIBTERY fabric*; A fine
, •
' ***"•
LOST A FOUND
\ In stock, R. 8. Brown, 7 P a U , L iv e s to c k , S u p p lie s 14
forth Orange, Orlando,
STERLING atlvar charm btaeeiat
with four
charm*- “Bentimoni
‘
tm n tla__
l
STANDINGS
666
Everything
In Bedding
And Furniture
MattrcsscH and
Box Sprinjars
Echols Bedding
& Furniture Co.
SPOUTS LAlKiII
FOR RENT
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
AND BAR
MUNICIPAL PAIMC
Legal Notice
8:16 P.M .
St Augustine vs. Sanford
WORK OR PLAY.IN
THE SHADE OF A COOL
HAT
?J.50 o SJ.95
BOWLING
Frank Buck Helmets f 1.35 to $2,50
Sun Visors &Tennis Caps 60c and 65c
iuid C/XPUDINE
portrait taken at
’s s s S H ”"
value, reward. Telephone 218.
LOST—Bay mar*, crippled In
front right foot, branded EHL
left shoulder.
el
on ten
NotU
W. Bellamy, p. 0. Bax
Sanford, FU.
' n . c» . - ~
4 pure-bred DuroC, Jersey 1
■owe.
I a bag. 2522
Ph. 497-R, 88
HELP WANTED
IS
204
Starts July 20,1946
Stomach Safferers'
■ ir ilg lm M i.il
AUTOS FOR SALE
« P * * fountain at LanDrug Store. Part time or 1 HU PM OH ILK Touring Sedan.
P M
m
>ty
at
Ford Sedan,
offer accepted- Box
HAYES 10 ail etaei house trailer.
K ill
•a rty
- *-a
S i
STENO-TYPIST. E x p a r l e n o #
N ew paint, good tlrsis. 300
preferred b u t. n et absolutely
W- 2nd SL
eeeactUai, perm anent poiition,
opportonlty
for right 1287 Hudson Pickup, good Ursa, Say. A l
TARPAULother
eondUWn,
—
««* «r A* Tnuthlon and ’o
Shop*
Stanley.
Drug S to r e * In 8snifonl.
BL
a
£=-
& .Wi
*.
r
.
>*
f
-
^
‘^
i
Cotton or Wool
A PRIZE WILL BE
GIVEN for tho high
est «c«re of tho, week
—ono for men, one
for lodtoo. Detail*
will b« on tho black
board a t the
j
Baseball Caps........... l- 60c to SL35
’ V.
fi
_.
,’
We olso carry „ cotnploto lino of
Chase Sun Glasses ...... 25c to $9.95
-,-r,
<«ll porta replaceable)
r -
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• • •
1. ,
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■
*
SANFORD BOWLING ALLEY
Across From R il*'T heatre
If you don't bowl, coma and .watch contest
gnnti
»06 B u t
■zl!.
U k if
mg m
..
••
wmmm
*
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�THE WEATHER
In Unity There Is Strength—
^ a t t fa r ls
T a Frelecl (be P ric e at the World;
T# Promote the P ro r rm of A nri^cl;
To Produce Prosper!Ij tor lU nfinL
l^ t r n lb
Mmflf cloud) with local ih n v r n and thnndffftftorttt* l h r o B ( h l r l d a > t I’.u ily cloudy tonight#
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
P*__ -1 1
VOLUME XXXVII
MurraySays
4 ChangeMade
Id PACSet-Up
- -!X
' l
Established 1908
Double Shooting Drama Victims
CIO Arm To Operate
Under 5-Man Group
Headed By Former
Hillman Assistant
SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1916
Efforts T o Revive OP A Mired Down
Again As Conferences Fail T ofAgree
On Removing Price Bans On|Food
M ary Gwynn Is!
Main Speaker At
Jaycee Luncheon
*
WASHINGTON. July 18
(/P)— The entire set-up oT
the CIO political action
committee has been chalin
ed; The political arm o f the
union organization will he
tho' over-all responsibility
of n group of five men in
stead of being in the bands
of one mnn ns it was before
•y Sidney Hillman died.
NO. 217
Associated Press I/eased Wire
Palcslinc (.roup Goen To l/ondon
Teio Asks President
New Draft Set Up Truman to Summon
Labor - Industry
Made Hard, Tight Wage,
Conference
By S. S. Officials
College Youths Wont
Be Dcffered With
out Special Reasons
Outlines
Operation
Of Central Florida j
Blood Bank System;
.W A S H I N G T O N . J u l y 18
C/V)— l ’o u g restsio ini I e f f o r t *
in r e v ivtt tli<- O P A a p p e a r
In h a v e e iu le rj in a s t a l e III.lie.
S e n a t e mmttintw of. flic
Tm ifprenee *i-nmmittLT* io tlajf
—-CIO—P resident' Phtltp M urray
lottov announced th a t (iU ycar^.li
itj, \ 8 8(S'L'7
jdItKNs •
rejevl' lL- a
i»r.»nosal
hy
Mrs. Msiry Cwyrm, executive;
Jock Kroll will be the adm inis
S e le c tl i e Se rvice im m o T,' the I | | , l(|’h)\ V n l l T e r e e - i M in t W O tlltl
secretary of the C entral Florid i
trative h4ad of the PAC. Krul!
ti«*u ih a ft
M"! - ii|
Blood Hunk, tn d o y d e c l a r e d III it
n -ttio M 'il Mu* S e n a t e
liuii'h
|-\vr
*■. s iuti ....I, s l i . l v
—who had been Hillm an's arsis- !
Seminole
County
was
top*
in
bio
«i*
1 I other
price celllnjfS
tant on tho PAC—will b u ndle.
l in liitih schiiol tutu i!i*t h fi n e d .! 1
bank nativities. Mrs. Cwynn made
Ik
rtflil n f l w f
II *hr
day-to-day «u|>ervlsinn and dirts"
lull ti*»f
turn
I
iimh
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I
<Itivs n was a
the
statem
ent
as
she
address'd
tlon. Top level policy will l«to lU k 'r y r u l b u nit* t a
ilu-v
o 111
the regular weekly luncheon of
wait*! 1«* mIIowim! cs* f u n *h «ut -**i?i: •**nun tn ilolcto f r o m * t h a
formulated by n five-man execti.
S«mite, hill » |»tiivisii»n that would
the Junior Chamber of Ceramet «•
live board.
I t’s members will
n Rtfnrtfr nr M*t»Utjsh,r
which was held n t liw Sinter I tin.
I lit*It ill lift lit i|| 1tf/i makt'
j H up in ptm* UictrnHf. for a
be Iho soccrlarv treasurer* of t1 s i ®
-pminj ptircpliitin, AIm*. h hium . L*i*:r iiuttilic i *>i iiuiiiufadum f
four CIO unions—David Mblhin- gANCH OWNfg AND NIQMI CIU8 OHI4AT08 Held King Wlckware, 33. is j Mrs. Cwynn, following h er in
w ill nnf hf* tfcG irctl livaiiM* ,» f n i lu h
£ aid of the Steelworkers, Julius currted on a strctclier t left> from the Phoenix, Arts., home of Mrs. Clar
troduction j*y President Jack Ita-.
•k‘|o iitliiit*. Filllii'Ls Hill riiit In* i hi uti rffn tt tn eml the
w Etnspak of the Electrical Work- ence 7- Uoard, where he ts said to have fired three shots at Ids wife. I t ig n n , a s s e r t e d t h a t t h j C e n tr a l
iN'uftriL nf poll! -so. n«u 11*1*11 * ■h i jin I*, i* %Tll* t'Uill VIIII:f*-o wn« 'named
era, George Addes of the Auto A firm er New York model, she was the T y p ic a l American C.irl" of j F lo r id a i tu l i tn l l o n w a s t h e o nly
•vornlK^t.
! I If 1 HI
to l n . l v t l u
*11Inud f iP e m e hsn! lnp
'
‘ Workers nml Wiliam Potlock of 1038. Wlckware then shot himself in the chest.
( fnfernnfh.nrtl)
h
l
o
n
l
bank,
mi f a r
n
s
c.*rt
tc
the Textile W orkers. Ken) I will
I h r i iilr nil m i'iipiitlollltl itH , ■ If .. Ii.p«*d tii.ii .i* ; M ‘e i n i * n t * iS tl
d
e
t
e
r
m
i
n
e
d
t
h
a
t
i*
o
p
e
r
a
t
e
d
s
t
r
i
i
t
f.»r tonl;» for
s |tn I » rld lPtl
be lb® fifth member end chair
fti»*nK i iHfg'itrttlitrU ftmj;F
ty on a d o n o r s y s te m . S h e to* IKPRCSCNTAT1VIS of President Trumnn'd fpeHal rnhlru t rniiimlttoo on
•. I or ico i oil?
in
man of the Inured.
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. 111*10
1Im
Palontlno nre thmvn ns they
n piano In Washiii«!uii fur Diml.m,
v r a l n l t h a t sine,, th e o r g a n i r n t i o i
tip
A III
n tG*i
The new PAC tet-up not only
»P*
altomly underway m iiif JiiitP-h cujui d
o f I h r bunk Uml b e t w e e n <1,000 T hry will rariy uti
!
i* »• ,n!ent T n*'
* i t .t IMlltt‘.1 S. Ia.il . S* * .. .
eliminates
the
necoi-atty
for
' ........ 1ti' I*
on
varloti*
rjur
ftnUB
rnuoit
t<y
ilir*
lliitisli
CSovoruncni
m
o
>nm*<
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in ;.<W<1 Iram f umoii* has be*
,%*
I'l.flt- tn ap*
!► *i*’H 1 * 31M* *1*'
' i Mr. Mt
nomine s one-man successor to
w
iHi
tho
rrcoocmrioiiflation
of
tho
AnulQ''
A
m
rrtm
ti
f
't'tm’tiMfp
for
the
1.. ( h e - t e r
given.
1, f*« Ih *|*|a **• *» .III.
III J.
......
llillmal) but It probably will
Irinivrfpr
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f
I
KnrT>|w*»iii
Jew
s
tu
P
a
in
t
I
no,
SI
p ^mi mo (I to r i
ii.i'!! •Iiri'ctuf
.
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drill |*4' 11-i Ml* IM.I |. | <f 11t H . i.
While outlining the organ!*-*
make the num nittco more delictiIt.
K.
Gaston;
II.
F.
Grady,
chairman,
and
G.
Dorr.
t/nfcrMaftonal)
i UFA under
it hie in tin’ ii.ihxn.il i ir- f '« «• XXf»*Mi Uf? * •" Lr
(ion nf llm hank. Mis. Uwyi a
. <lfnt than ever on Philip Muriuy
. .!•! function*
iU. » . b*. t
I L *t D,?«H f lint .•Im. ! u>■ M.
^
In top poilev m atters. The com
-aid that Seminole County (toils) 1
1
i
.
i
Imi.K il, ilit*Hfli it • i
. , Ml |f i 9
«-ll ...'A DtHV • v
mittee Itself has tieen enlarged
bad given a l"l,n of IP I trajvifu
■in »«. 1(III <Kl.’M.I .!•!•“? li lt <1k •i bill b. ,1 1-* I t e snleut T n t from .7 to I t members —and one
inns. She added that since t Ire
" MIti HI
nruertiately a
t's’ PI
f .»I m
«
!•> m )
of the new member* is M utiny
j war. .17 whole tdimd transfusio .
t I
n«i I Im luitrv
r< 11t*f, •i i ii*' ■h f • lat*
Under tho old PAC set-up. Mur
(
had
been
green
a
t
rents
and
M
* '*m filer tin*
lA * a d s
I Ml tin Ml
I
nil
r I** J »*-p'
ray had only been ex-off icln
i
ii
.1
. j bottle* of plasm ,i<‘ ed.
»
M,i
, melt i ,i
IM I 4inaei*
tZ(
The
eh in t e
-iim
(in in)
chairman of the croup.
CIO
Ill
I o p u l.tr
* C'll* |
111 I ( ‘l l l i l l l l . G e o r g i a ; In discuss jm '.iV rtlvenesa of
; ,, i - ii 14( tint'
mil wiujr In*
tftil . Iit t mt; the «nt
traders bad urged Unit M m m v
I r % m view of
w hnlo blood,/trrs. Cwynn said
Men w-foM Ii ti v*• Lti-f! *■*,.
VVAMItViTflN Ju! v 1H,
i " • » . *• elf*' urr*
take over the PAC leadership j
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I'rriidenl
«'llt
died t h a t whnlo bt.su l r a n ho k e y
a ! * tm:
>■17
jg>vi Ft*
tmitgii»» ' *r «■
I*»r- *■1**»»I 111*ntiti t***Ia v i»i * f r«itfl ii*1111fit V -*-»v-irr »1it11i
himself.
He asserted that the} A T L A N T A . J u l y
I",
.list it** wuuht
Tab this nuirning »t HiltO o’clock at hi* only for a maximum of Uirv
|llr\
rrU ifru-m -i
,*t | l t . L n u e * l ! | U i ? t ht mih*h phi -e nt **i*f *t mb’:■ ; 1 ” l'P Mm11;i v
burden of other duties tn the • Furrow Governor •'***•'r
Ilf
Mue
f
e
r
e
ii >1 .. i, *k t It
Rave theft I
- r(*Mi*wui|
r«*fil n c e »’unCIO prevented that.
j mndge is i n c r e a s in g In* lead in homo at Hit Kim Avvriue a fte r an weeks.
In? w i l l i n k * flu* vtomp t h i s Y f . u
! t
f’slahli.'dilnu
his f ijfh l for tho dermietnUe no- illness of seven months. Hr was
the
*
(•
h
'
t*
♦
!
hv
they've
itnpr
f u r DiMnnei N i l e i
e^Murifil
mi
■>v f
She cipreaseil the valuo of the
ttleu iute iiimrati"
I V \X
witj
mi n a tio n
for governor In tho bom in tVlharu, (>a . lh ‘c. 7. txTO hlooil hank not only In patitOl
!I
| flulift*’- if 11«* f*ai» be f•f sc i v b; * I’liQtJL'il fftt
*
.fin:
ret!
ttatlfllllll
4
t ie i r r g i * primary
p
Tire unit vnlr, and until IP 'S when tie moved
lift
Ht>1
I'HM. v e ( . I l l f t t
lie
list
ill nftml
from Sanfonl and Stiniiiele <!ooi J
fni
the
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(Hiker
w
erehant
at
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y ”1 i« » 7 u n i ,w»V
. a
,
..
* ty hu | from other co m m u n ity j
ry |-|V<
) aimadge
the l a i d tarty
u
vr !r i n n
jim
i to r
* .p m k m i*
»-tUi
ham. am also did some f a r m i n g . ^ r|)UM,j„1, wilhui cenlritl Ilor.d.i.
: x Mi, l|th
234. However. Janie* tarm ich
V| e
It
fitiilll U;* rjcr |+( ti,| rerve.t
He estnhlithcd a gr-H.-ry l.cre
„ v,
,hl|t th „ r t„
, r ,n
I »•**•■«! N*
nc| Is leading in tiie |to|m*ar
•d itiirlit
**» itie -elk*’,| |lf
« |ljrh a r,|0|1 „ an tlei,.,. d |
vote
lie Wits '.?Cd.Of'l' ugnio.t which Im ruahiUli.ed until h
. W.| oltlk •
H •'! I
It < *t <lt»* I
f t 4I t , •
I *
llfvltfi*
V*’lrt n .
iicme.il
n
11**6.
His
«
if'I.
,lh<,r„
Hlllr)t
will
'provide
I
d
Talmadge'* 17k.All
ft <■t iirnlot
Ml I* . wfif
«' •
fj*
Il.‘* * *M* 11Iv*" rttll 1 f I f M m
dm .i ,
,
f „r n u.tal r - ' ,f
the unit »y-lem. (ieorgia's 11st. Mary Ja n e bodge died a. '
I S Wth
L-'k.'* • * M r i u u l it n **f ^ ('ti- I*«f t Ii i St I limit
on
Dec.
li*1,
Il»46.
Sbc
»»■*
lb
i counties liavo lid unit vote*,
f in earh. This means, she
he ilrnftr-J
M» 4» o n
*li-ir ir t
Mt
T iu m n ii
HOME. *Juy IB. I/IV -S tr ik e
form er M»ry J«ne WHuin*. *b<»«n t plained, th a t tho hospitals will
20ti r.fiuiied for election
• -»*rl«*f| flmt SlMtik'htf’t L{|\
continued to opreail throughout with
The Ueipocralic Nogiination is he m arried. J u lf t. 1RM.
„ ,k H to charge <2 for giving 'i ,0
'(■i' j*»l I-* e \i‘t v IIstiii^r Hi* White
Italy lodov and iiteraior Atcid- .’(tuivalcrii to electitjjt, ami tin
j 11<i»jihi’ llm-. nitin i t "imu'i , tn «ltt.
Mr. le-dgo was u m ends'r of | rnnaf„slm» wllllo tho blood hm.k'i
He (iasperi calltd upon the return nf Talmnilgc
July »rH.
n NisKT't AI
may mean 1 (lie First lin p tist Church of San , r ; v|co cliargo would - l«* set
Tin* pr«'«iiletiL Mtiil he tin
|Nt|u‘e *|prl;ir«* i h-it fimit per 'ttmi
i t Army, Navy and-police to cm l— the return Talmadge
of
the
while
Denote-,
ford.
The
body,
in
the
charge
nf
Ii
r
K
iiii
.U
j
r*tv
ptdltlnil
I
flit
lei
fi
i
j*
kimwu
t
‘
have
heen killed
- if necessary—a petioleum strike ratlc primurv
rv* which the United u„, Krlrkson Fnr*rnl Home, will
.
Im ’ ilppnrt
il
ii I - '-J
in
I he
tft.sl
1
*
3
that ■had developed to » point blat«k Supreme
In
nullliiing
various
expim
i
t'mirl has rule I he taken to the Elm Avcmn resi
«i|* |ii ti t e n i
| i ni
\*%
ii I* t
. ‘I r t l e t
ipln <
de*eritved l)v tho premier a* i II U I« t
the
npi'ratjon
of
the
liank
1
go
Y e le riia v
n e g r o . ' . dence
Kridny morning and on
• -I..
t h e hlujit
nt ai l
national emergency.
scried th at after earh trnn-f •
Voterl for thr' fu -i tune
l|ow
i;
■nuii'itl
» •
t tun?'
l>e (inaperi's ‘call to tho ".rul ever, Talmadge nirnpaigm d <n . Saturday will Im taken <>• Mi. tlicri' remains appnixiinat" I.
i.
Kt*..
f
'■
itv
1
.
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MI1,| I It f
I’leasimt Cemetery at |"lh am ,
*
i
11'it nbe.r
ed forces nml police to inter n-nr white Silprenui* . p l'lfa iiu
jj !t , | | | | , 1*
,1,1.
i
)
1
„
(
*1
uel tin, where funeral and nUemicu: worth uf unusahte (jollies.
'
•i ’ .in n
In the strike tf nece**ftn
promi-ed t ■ t.ro.g l»n ■ * ,rh ili'
,,
i
,
iti
t r * -i \ t i l
•i o I. r o
Lee Samuels, representta,:
I '- • .
III (hi’
tfje most vigorous nclioli .he prim ary try pulliiig il heyniid will take place at II nil A M
'. I ' l t a ' 1''''* 1" •
•efll II* !♦• 1
u
Mr. Lodge Is survived hy five Semimiln Growers A*rmein!i."n
prem ier has vet taken. • A enht stale control. pr.t n
South
n li'rioli'iU«> *! ' ■ IM.m!o Uv f!"• |, V 111. fn I I 1.0r
i, le *n ............. . ( • mil
net minister said lie (iaaperi*. ('arolinn did to . vun < ngn. Hr daughters: Mrs. I jl' oiki liodwm, the .Sr’ttilnoln County Farm
t ill ttas.ir if .*r l i i ' n h ii
1..11,1,1
( i l l Ih K
5 I I 'l l I aI =:•n *
*'* 11ii Ml* \ i,t ' 1linI
action had the support of the removing the lieiuocrnlic is i
Mrs. Let bin Tatum am! Mm . t-d- rail appear ell before ,tlie m
illnw log r m ’i|»I of ha m p l c i culI In* I h h»- lit* pit at <ny' that
iSGt!>i!i/i i i he^li’r llmvti
when
SbCiallits, hut th a t th e Coru- innrv from state c u t ml, T ab word Williamson of Sorifoid, Mrs. tmlay and rer)ueslcd tlm Ji
name n nrrev.ur t •* Knmonilc Irrlrd hy l»r. Frank (imllman. two of li.tMu hriniirhi t l i c i r fo r
a
munlsts position was not known, nrrdge contended that it w uup W. O. H arrell of Orlando nod Mrs. to take an active p a rt in n ciir-j
arrival
will fun* lioM.% lie Mtiil fm lh e r ilim ln r «»f h» SiMiilnnli* FourDy t f P i i l i i i o n t \\ i i f il*M I*
'»
The itflk e involve* snniQ 7.Old lie n private organisation sub 1 Johnston M ngrudcr of Charleston, rent program to ubtain’ i i m >I' -<iul
and that In 3 * JR utltt n werp
tln»t |»nr«s will Lr'* e 'e n hlichri Hriillh HniL
workers
throughout
. .
. - Hal
- 7 n,,<* h o s .je e t „ n| y
its own rule, an t S, C.j lwo sons, T urner Lodge and b etter living quarters fur m i ■r*
time 11»•’v .n r nuw imlt-v eun*
<f Wih‘f (ilU ‘11 f | Milt • ■MiUkflrl iti VI! .'{tub ili?*11*0- with*
T h |re I**tied up vital operations n n d 1 regulation*.
M. J . l/idge of Sanford; one sis- ted negro laborers. 71ie g'mip
vwta pit*4-%ed
lii'l- « n i’ f***t4t*r*i
B P
..n» h.
i t ,hm! wr L s|*|» i in ,* »i» mmI* •
lln*
voted
to
have
the
m
atter
laki
P“n J Tr i ,.oIJr ^ Rne/ r .i .n ,r ,W;!g' I ' ,n
election.; lcr>
Mr 11 M a l la r d of VnlVI,
1nniiiin iiiH41li4'MNi hi. »l hi? nf h r IjPik
M
ila
.
i
i
r
tsikn?
:it
liefnra
the
board
of
din-cti-i
I
v
h n r ^ t s ^ d e n t?nn!T l ^
Heine . i.lallvi Ilek-i
(la.; two brothers. William
f*-,. i» inu'iit
11JI r ' | 11Jt fi • hi M>k ( ■►
11If f »' ■ fi*. val-t *hf i
Il f» t» wii’k
bor leaders In Rome last n ish t [ Ilouclnw Mankin i.om.ume.l th a t | |>)M
|K0 of
an ,| j „ h„ t^.ilgu furtlier inveitigaUnn.
" *
- ,i L i 1hi*
iiMih .. .1
filti.l
f« r
r. •M'lVIt -.ii Imimm. (
and asked thern tn get th eir men j , | )P oill claim n ,ri'»inineli|ion
It.
IIM
lk
•
I.
■
i
l
..i
Wilson Rosuemorn of t »*t
‘.lu t.
till
• *■
riiN IlmlMt |
back to work. Do (Jaspcri d r e c t - , ,} * |,a „ , , f ........
vote* Mrs of I'elham, (Ja., 17 grand i hildivu
ir im n s ifw:»i n v<? tm lh»* H R, Mort«.» 1 ii t"
I
14I*'’It
and I t g reat gi smlchitdii
n visitor today.
\ If 1Mill
*ul**. Milt ji f I • ' illi mill,
ed local police throughout ti e j Mankin
appeared tto !«■ lending
I
.VhiirL In Ni’W Ytirk wn i S
Mnnkiri appeal
fIfIM 4 11 * Ifti
I \\ i% Mi i M in » \ |
Im t, *. i-ift» i MM Inly •
rountry to a rre st and fine any in the popular
le. lull not i i .
Fiihrm i/, ’ t (' Him, !■!>£> pi. Slitf ( ■tf+'f'
11m* ..
respensihle labor leaders who re the unit ballot
tn Ihn I ’ t*» )f<in firr hti h inil. d
i l l »•**
1 t imttM
i» V vu i i »( . ♦ i ♦
.hi . J u l y
i
i"
mH i si.ii* I lb
fused to order their men hack
nirmlK r ttf liti? Fiiyplixin I *lin •
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r
\
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p*
tinuupfi
fvmii I '
liM
flUilHIMit Kill
ffif fmitid <>f
on Iho job.
1
1
nnal
Ml-,
in
-ii
I
m Iho 11. S* Thry will I \m* r 11. u pM u iil nf r> *
(miL* a ( .it, iTUinfluji %¥*'
■! I hi" j M[M‘H lull,
• Otic f i n t , or , • > , Iin
*
llvo in WUrnmin. (Intrrnaliitruil)
^*|wf»*b«,i
i»f Mm- l inii’J p*»u| i. N'l
’ i?i
I Irtfiiled
i *•
i. i < I •*••»• Ml.idi* (♦'fit l "■(! |
il
-ya if * t* box
ViiI m*
( i* fH’fill A* ilhl"l>
litre U4 t,, f i i i i g a . growtJi, Th" In t o nit *t>J i In ti it ..
Mrs. Irene II. Hock, hi, died
J 11U II it F .
.
to r
| *bni*i . n if
SfMHluf*
W .iitrti w ator almnld n o t It* iiaod fo r A ftt 1 w .* i 4■flt v 1 1 t t t -il »*11
h
M
early lids morning a t her homo
(;ill)*O llU !ry I lf lC ’llflS \ „ -I..,
W nnonl. Tn,,, I Mm.nlly d r i n k i n g p m p n s o i unless laiiltil. 1 MmI'I i Is 4411*1 \ VIti V\ illefl
liwi**
on tho Country Club Ruud afte r a
AUGUSTA, July IB. CIV A iuit'.'ring dines!,
the fli.n m I IhhI v. t h e n In*
**f J i 'I hi nml A 11ii it i Viiitflen* D r . l)uil!miiii said.
, **t
llsngor newspaper .(T h e flaity
U fr **f Mirbicmi, Mil*. F m iu lin
IrtjM'rtt'fl t h e -witch, 'Hi?* Afitfill
Mrs. Heck, w lu was burn mt
‘ rxtlhmtfrt ft It
II
llim flil
il* |t»wi-t*vfjlt mifl Iti'ptd rfilnHvo
HONO KONG, July 18, D P t- Commercial, ha* a blind war Nov. 18, 1M2 a t Madrid Spain, |
“Old Matt Inflation'* finally
LO N ntlX . July IM. t»Vi F M I S-.| Itlrmm ■>! Now
‘ Wind* th a t rMched a velocity veteran covnlug a special re»- had resided hero fo r tlm pji>t six
j fnfnllvVi *c«piiiiI
Mnitlgoincr',
-■------ *— of. 102 mil** an hour hit Hong aion o f Maine’s legislature. The weeks. She form erly lived in Ht.-f gotten around to soda fount»mfc Marshal
He led o ff with a 20 cent a g iMon ha*
l
SI i. Alt SH O RTAG E
K drg today a* a typhoon bat- veterah Is 'JO-ycar-oid W aller ti. I’ctsrsburg,
rise In Ice cream tn sod.. ("'Hi-' date ha Ilii'I a ill, a f.vitioiu j' ci,
U rea the China coast. Shipping McMullen. Whn lost bis sight
Mrs. Heck, a member of tlxr tain oorncra who yesterday hi>»d ern | durtog the A fitain rani
! I \* K.MC. VILI E. lov 18. Ir?)
and communication* were cn- while fighting the Japanese on
CHICAGO, ,1illv 18. U V * 'Ilia
Church of God n t Sanford, is ico cream cone* to eight cent* pnigti.
Komi ova.
ii ii til
ii'
»ii
fr^m
0 dangered by thd storm .
National
Mi'dintiio*
Hoard
i
trvMcMhlen makes his notrs in survived by h e r husband, F re t from tha nieklo price th a t h.i cgIll a liilif-haiMi iiiM n ii I' bIiiv.
m a n y ifttifanr-ifiH I i r r r all'l
Tne Royal Naval Obaervatnrv
lin
g
to
avert
n
sirikr
on
tin
tho ll/iri'll Fiold Mat. Im! fold
i e j it it ( i tm t i f 11i f v » ci ii u f t ftti i fa r
announced th a t the typhoon had Ilraltle characters on cardlioard A. Beck of th is city; two d au sh -i )|U.(, frotn tlmo im m fm orlal.
MIA I illID, Ju ly t*. UV> tiw i_____ . . . .
of invitiur (ii ni'ial Itittr i Vito r,a ll mil* Francisco Frattcu dc- ! IllfnoU Central ltallro.nl >* l for at all It i in vi*r\ MIBftll Rllitl*
struck l u heaviest blow west amt uses an awl instead of n lera, Mrs. Delureao Thomas «.T, .
C learw ater a n d * 8a n d r t Bori; of
*®e , * r ®*"* * 1**
Tltoma In ilinnt'i nftar Ilir tj*'i- fcotlcil In, m ilitary iiultrv today : Sunday morning. Federal M*-*lni- lltlf ,i.
* of llong Kong, but then the pencil.
SO cenU._ rtn.ired mnn Afrikii fu r p
McMullen m ake, his nates in S anford; one io n , William 1. ro*f /fom
nimrnarMlor .ud ul •lif f-nnio tim e rrilicisi-tl ! lo r Thomas V irkei. I,a ill • l< «d
»torm swung twwk tow ard Hong
milks
from
2
0
to
23
cent
i
>nd
in the legists Iore’s sperlol scs- Jefferson, a mombar of thn United
w a s capttii*d r*! El W am td n ............ ulo w utM f o r its a l t i t u d e jlll f’hlcago that hr has trout.
|contacts with i epic I otafivi . nf
M(illtgotti*11 i ratil h"( *«< , r r l r
American and British naval inii lieeaurc ’ it was railed p ri States Na vjr; and one grandson, egg drinks soared tn 30 cent
In an iiit*'i'**-w ■the railroad and o f lln* Brother
Ono downtown drirggi.*- '-'ho ciirtl for thi , hut 11Jest th*’ "III* IowiikI Snain.
•hips put out to m before .the m arily to take up veterans* aid (iregory M arshall Thomas, of
mi th*' Falangist I’a rty
ih’* a- hood o f Railway Trainmen, which
servea lunches said th at !■od nor paid off ill th*' form *d |i*per,
storm hlL ‘A dossn or more legislation.
Arriha. imhliilied no the i served the strike nolur.
Clearwater.
Anv veteran tn lined of serv
saving many ItrilLh livo
passenger and cargo vessel, r e
I nth u o 'iiv crtir y of In- revolt
ice (free nf char g el in any of
He
says
the
laiard
asked
for
Montgaoivry
said
Ho
learru-d
mained In the harbor w here they
against Iho Sinitilsh Rcpohlit-, I
,
the following categories is re*
fS lS C O O MAYOR WINS
Von Tlmroa cortain in Krniirn asserted th a t m rtiarcs I federal help afte r the trainmen
risked being- driven ■shore.
quested to visit the office of
called
tin*
slrike
to
en
fo
ld
'
gi
n*
form
ation
nhotit
tho
m
ilitary
>.n the frontier ohliga the rmin. |
’•••tiie responsible agencies listed
SAN FRANCISCO. Ju ly IB. bib
Railroad strik e ,
motliods of tiff omn Fjolil Mar try to maiulaln a large army.
| mice demands.
below:
usually
are
postponed
at
Ira-!
—’Th* calendar on Mayor Rr.ge
shal
Ronimol
which
helped
tho
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As f"r his foreign detractors,
C’oordtnalor — E. B. C arter,
EX IMUSON'e r TO TKACH
MU3 B ritish ratiM' in Inter lint ties.
D. la p b a m 's desk aald “838 d-.'** Home. Arrertgeraent* hero are i n | a M eenUt wclnar„
30 days pending mediation.
the
Kpanish
dictator
accused
them
Atlantic National Bank Buildto go** today on complete his ctiarga o f - tho Erickson Funeral k ra u t luncheon a t 50 cauls ,ntd
of hypocrisy, and suggested that
In g.
4CER, T « tn , July ifl. (A*) four-year term in office.
Rome.
lira Ntiorlcomlnga of fils regim e
vegetable plate a t 40 cent/.
Employment — U. K. Em_
Jsm e , Monros Smith. 60,
It w a s ' something m ore than
arc
as
nothing
compared
to
sins
Soda fountain proprietor' ray
lloym ent Service, 112 North
former prosidont of Louisiana Just prophetic, because the eity'a
rnniinlttrd
against
Spain
hy
otiicr
there Is plenty of su g ar on Ute
Unrk Avenue
U nivarsity, who was re- voter* yesterday squelched a re
nations.
m arket for making syrup to
Vocational 7 raining and E du
.. f t t m th* federal prison call movement a n d . In a special
cation — T. W. I-uwlon, Court
aweetan drinks, but th a t they l ave
Atlanta la s t Fab. *. will re- election n ra ffirm e d hi* adm inis
Ralph
W.
W
arren.
B:».
died
DI
8
THICT
MEETING
F
irs
t
Lieut.
Harold
G.
Haskins,
House. .
•ion tration by a vote o f I0S.742 to . LONDON. Ju ly 18, W l - T h e difficulty in irc u rln j the n cccn shortly before noon Wednesday s t
Legal Assistance. Hospitala ry coupons which govern pur- J r nf the Army Air Force rccxintlory 7*.«73.
of
th
e
'h
o
m
o
nt
21B
West
h’iflh
S
treet.
rSTTi
Tho regular meeting
ly returnod from Europe ami with
Iration an>l S tate Service Of
chases of sugar.
P H . ________
,_U on bread
hia wife mill U h y son Is staying Fifth D iitrill of tho T itv n ;e n d ; !Ki was botn In England, Oec.
ficer — Contact through Lloyd
JUST DRKAMING
♦••Pita a threatened revolt of
F. Boyle. County Scivic# Of
a t tho homo oT his parents a t 2018 Recovery P llft will ho held in [1838 and had lived h e r a for tlio
bakara. Such a decision was
ficer, Takach Building.
S anfonl Avenuo preparatory to Daytona Beach, Sunday, Ju ly 21 j past eight y ea rs...
CHICAGO, July 18. (A ^-D avid believed to have bean made a t
9KVKN DODIEH FOUND
Horn# Service A ssistance to
Mr. W arren Is survived by tha
■turning to (lalneaviilo In tta» a t tho Recreation H alt on City!
Aqderson, 10. wanted to be h it a special cabinet meeting th is
. . ’all to complete hia ionior ts ^ n Island w ith sessions a t 1 0 :0 0 'A, widow, Mrs. H arriet J . W arren Servicemen, ex-Seprlcem«n and
and atrong “Ilka Joe Louis.” So morning which was attended by
OSAKA. July 18.
their Dependents — Amerlain
M. and 1:30 *P. Mo according to of Sanford. Funeral services will
ha took w hat ha thought were M inister of Food, John Strachey. Ixfdic* nf sevm SupcrfAclrr _ a t tho University of Florida.
Red Cross, L akefrnnt Boule
be h«td Friday, afternoon nt 4:00
n u t , ®° four vitam in pills. B ut aoon ha
Tha association which rep re fllara killed in a mountalnc rath : Lieut. Haskins spent 18 months W. I. Hughey.
vard. , .
o'clock a t tFa Erickson Funornl
♦ 00-pound began to fe#| less like Loul* and sents tha bakers kaa announced n ear N ara in Jan u ary uf U*1# .oversea* and waa stationed in
V eterans A dm inistration —*
CORRFCrfflN
Home with tho H*v. Mark C ar
B. Lawis more like the feows Louis fights, that m a a b m ‘mill refuse *to have bean recovered by a U. 3. .England, France, Belgium and
Martin M. Kudich,
Tho 4-H Camp session fo r 4-TI p en ter of Holy Cross Episcopal
H e **< n u h e d to fc jio s o iu l to collect breed ticks
_____ts If tha r s - Arm y g rav es registration pla G erm any and served In tha 3<55
Office every Tuesday.
lln
reported reaovar from the kayo effects of Uon plan g o at IntoI affect as toon. None of tha victims hive Bombing squadron, 305 Group, Bth girls will be held a t Camp Mc- Church officiating. Interm ent will
Qumrlo July- 20 tn Aug, 2,
ho In l^keview Cemetery.
A ir Force,
been identified.
dat» this y re r. •
sleeping tablets.
Ueheduled pn Monday.
>
Latest Returns
L. F. Uidge Dies
Show Talmadge This Porning At
Increasing Lead
His Residence
1
President Asserts He Will Take
Carmichael, However, Funeral Services To
Still
State Be Held Saturday
Stum p For Democratic Candidates
Wisconsin Round
Strikes Keep On
Sureading Today
Throughout Italy
Four Are Killed,
Health Officials
Reveal Silver Lake
Okav For Halhinir
Count Of China I
Battered By Typhoon
Blind Vet Covering
Maine lA'^inlature
Mrn. Irene Beck
Died Karly Today
IS to 2!) Injured
In Gas Fa plosion
Soda Fountains In
City Are Hit Hy
“O ldM anln flation ”
Dinner Willi German
Fram'd Defends His
Military Policies
Board Is Trying l o
Avert Rail Strike
Veterans Service
ffirwaffiiasw*.!!?
s
W S a ib t 5
:s
Lt. Harold Ilaskiiis
Returns From Europe
Britain To Proceed
On Bread Rationing
S E X I S T ..' : ." ' “ ”
. . .
—
^
——
-• (
Ralph W. Warren, 89,
Died Here Yesterday
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