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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
A G E FO UR
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M O N D A Y , JU L Y
18, 1848
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hr law. Ifarctn fall not or judf- Notlr. of Publication t.« puMUIf'l
mvnt will ht> cnlrrcd «Kuln«t you one* a w e e k for I m(ii#fiillrr
liy dMntilt Thl» I* » Dull bir the w e e k a In Ilia Man font H erald . n
plaintiff IIKYWAIIH II MYRllH. r i e l V e p j i p e r o f « e n * r < i l I >t > 11M I IOTT
L e g a l Notice
for a ill%#irr« from ytwi, tlA T T IK
UH!
AIYKIIH. et-fcn-Un *
W ITNR89 u»y ban*! and ■««! of
koticm
Motif* l« h*r»by given th»i lli» m i d Court a t Kanforit, F lot Ida, thia
p u t'll,h rtl
In
H .n lo o l
Feds Capture Series With G-Men
H *tnnule
County.* FJorMa.
Dun* ami nrileml at M.»o loin.
Amlaalr lunar,, I'larMa. HU Jal,
I, IM*.
«>. 1>. flKIIMIlON
Of Th* Banfnrd Herald will be h.M .
c>, I*. II cun iwmt
A. Cl*tk <>( *»ld Court.
la th* offlc. of Tfl* Katifurd llernM I
Clerk of I hr l*lirull <null
|a Hinford, Florida on July XI. IM* [ (HBAI.I
Muni nolo I'o'inlr, Florin*
fKKAE)
at IDW o'rloch A. II. lor th* Iranira trta „ m . .
arllon ol itrli lu iln rr a a* may
lllll* ON • ON'TIII I t ION
At
eleven
oclofa
on
Tburatlay
COM before (ho m**ttn«
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a K K(X |CIIANVKUY.
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TNTY. TATL
W. OOltDON DKAN.
SKOUry
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of Tru.lrr. f.*r Hf
Hehrnxl
Dtatrlrt will irrrlvf Milo on p»%
inn Innrr court, at th* Manford
Mouth Mid* Mhool hulhtlna Tha
Hoard r*,*rv*« th* rlsht to refect
any and all hid, Mpeelf (ration,
may h* otitain*d from Arrdilt*rt
Elton J. Mouahtnn, at th* Hanford
Atlantic National lluUitlng. Hid.
•liould l>a mailed nr piraratrd to
Iha auperlntendrnt at the Court
llouie. Hanford. Florida.
J. I» OAUd'tVAY. Chairman
MRS. KOMAMoNO CHAPMAN.
Heerelary. Hanford Hoard tf
Hehool Truileea
T. IV. LAWTON, Mupl.
.n ot ire;
NOTICE IH IIKllKItr GIVEN that
I . am amn ill'd
i ia 'd In hutlne** Ml Fern
Park Florida, under Iha fktlUoua
“nami **Frrn
"Fern I’ark
Park Ferneileo," and
that ,wa Inland In register a.Id
naaia pursuant to tha l.rm a of Ihr
F lrllllou. Nam* Hlalut# (Chapler
P i l l Law. of Florida) with th*
CG'k of Iha Circuit Court of
Seminole County, Florida.
C. A. tVAI.KM
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Of;THE CIHCIJIT CGUHT OF THE
Nin t h j u d i c i a l c ir c u it o f
THE STATE OF FIAUllDA IN AND
F O R BKUINOliK COUNTY. IN
CHANCRItr.
so . m i
HRTWAHP It. MYKIIH.
. F la----Intirr,
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rin rniT c o r u r, hkminoj.k
COUNTY* HTATi: OF IMMUIM,
NINTH FIIUFIT riiANrKHY;
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FtfAltLKM M1TTFN1H »PIF,
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MATT IK I AH) MYKIIH,
Defendant
In' iti«' Numr *-f ffi#« UlRl** »>f Flft*
MOTIFII TO APl’KAII
T » * STATE OF FIAlHIDA (o;
IE LOU MYKIIH, who.* real__ and addrraa are unknown:
Tori ar* her.hy notified that lull
haa Lie.ii litonahl aaaln,t you In
Iha circuit Court of H.mlnol. Cuuttl r .‘Florida, In Chanerry. ,(>lrd :<«
ahoy* a*| foylh. by IIKYtVAHlr II.
MTBRII, and You are hereby rrOUtrfd In fll* with Ihr Clerk of
»»W -----.r----Court your wtltl.n
apnraranr*,
wrlll.n appraranr*.
(p.raonally or---------------by atlurney). In aald
the Tin day of
*. and th a r.a ft.r ' | t7 file" *rlt!
Clark ynur wrlll.n d*f.m.e.
If anr. lo Iha bill of complaint ln
aald ault at th* lime prr.rrllml
f Ida
T«u I’h u r l f * >MM*rulorf, 3 U H l t l h
Htrecl, Fijprlu, ldtsraln C o u n t y 1, O h |« ;
You. I’hurk* MHt» ruMrf.
by roinm«n»l»=il
l*» ilif»
MU of ComiilAil fllr.l ugdilnal >ou
In Ihr t'lrrull Fnuil. Nl»»lh Judlcliil
(Mrrull. In nn*l f*»r Hrmlnol# Coiinly,
HI Ml*1 Ilf Florida. In Ihr r«*r of
Itu Ih >lltlrnilt*rf. FUlnllff. > o iu i
II mrlr*
MlUrhfMr f.
I»rfriwlanl,
whrrcln Ihr rr|i« f MMiffhl l* dl*
vomsr, on AiiRUff M». !*••. whlfh
la « llulr Day of IhU, F«uM;
■ Deerrn Fro Futifraan will hr r»l*
Irrn l uirnlnaj you and th« raM |»roernl rx j»arfr;
It 1b further nrdrirtl that thii
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Locals Open Two-Game Series In
Daytona Tonight Against Islets
UF
FMJlimA; IN
Mana err YA Ixryy’a Han
vnmiNiA m:«jihriK
ford Celery FctLs Iravel lu
(.‘rxmplalnant.
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vv
Divorce
Hay Inna Death lonlshl for „
KLLIF MA1K IIKOlHTKit
conical with Manager JohnD efrhdant.
***,
uy Hoah'a MtinJi-rt, I’al
NOTlrH
To; Ktllr Male KrtsDIrr, Hh»»»r ail*
IllanCj lire Fed righthander,*
rfieaa la unknown.
Notlrii la hereby ulv*n ll'^l 30 ar* will probably rcI Levy a
mound aaaignmrnl.
lion for dlforff ha* Mm hroaahl
nvnih«t you nn*l that >'*’* *<r*‘ rJ*
Tomorrow rvrniniT Ihe two
t|u1rt*1 tu fJIn an iiji| ka*anrr In rlulia mute hrre for a return
the above enllltrd Fouil and can**
rriKagrrarhl al Ibe Municipal
on or hefora tha 31bI *lajr nf July
1946 In default of which raid m m
l'«rlt. Ih* fill will gc| underwill Jircu-eeil e& pail*,
H4)
lomufyon nit;Itt kl 8:K
WUiirM my hand and 1m
i'Jerk of the above *<>!''d t out I u'f lock.
tft)Ih 2«ih day of lube i**lfc
U. 1*. UKUNDON.
Ily JULIAN KTKNHTHOM
C l e r k o f sa M F l r r u l l C ourt
Herald Spuria lU itor
CHKAJs)
After diupplnic th eir nixth conHCFTim Tfi AITKAR
teat in ei|{hih alurta Friday ruitbt
TY)! JEAN M. limit. *rh>.-» Plfca when it,.' Orlatidti Hcnulora paatod
cf r .ild .n c . la I I I . Illh Ht., XI.n- a 7 lo ft defeat on itm Celery
hsllan lleaeh, Callfnrnl*You-wra h.rehy r*<|u1r<d In ap Feils, Manager Kd L evyV clu tru ij
pear nn tha X*lh day uf July. A. came buck over Ihe weekend and
t>. IKS In a certain »ull f()r.
vnrr* p.ndtnrt In Ht* Circuit « narl •wept a two game trjiie,i over the
of Hemlnttl* County, Florida, an ab* win., Saturday night and Sunday
lirevlaled till" of which .aid r«"*: (JjyuraVillc (i-Mt‘n by virtue of
la: William II. Held. ,JrA.1n *,n ,lf,laflrrnm .n.
yg Jean M. Held. Defendant
The weekend ol play wa* d im .
w t l n . o a m y h a n d an d o fflc at
■eat a t H a n f o rd , Hemlro'lc < o u n ly . nxed yestviday ufternoon at the
H in t* o f F l o r i d a , t h l * S l i t d a y of Municipal Park wlx}it the Celery
April. ****-, 'iiKRNDflN
Fed* let loose a T f-h lt 1air rage
on a pail ol Gaineavile hurlers,
C le rk of C ircuit t " « r «
H r m i n o l# C o u n ty , y lo r ld n .
Dick llnfs and Hal Hnlbert, tu
<HKAI«)
record a 12 tu 3 win over the
ti-Men.
,
Tl
fhird biOenimr ttnb TirMte pneed
the Fed, a tta c k during the a tie r ,
noon T>y *t»ppirTg ‘out four, hits
in four official trip* to the plate,
[including oiui double.
Jodie Howington wa* un Ihe
mound for the locals mul hurled
creditable baseball. He wa* nicked
LO A N S
for a total of iiine hits by llu11
visitor* but lie ku|tl them welt
BORROW H ERE WHERE
scallcrei!, Oulidibr of one costly
PRIVACY, 18 RESPECTED
YOUR natural desire for privacy w rnr. in the second inning when
in money matter* i* s U ltly Gainesville scored two of their
respected here.
Friend* and three runs, Howington was giver,
relatives aro not . questioned lieauliful support i*y his mates*
about your credit. Your em afield.
In the *evetith inning, for ex
ployer or business associates
Will not hear of your personal ample, with two men away, first
affair*. There is no cause for snekri Walker slammed a single
nln right, lie'm oved t«• rerond on
em barrassm ent.
Reasonable credit requirement*. a single to left by It'oi-al. Ht it 1No co-niakcra on money loan*. Well llr'l' sl.iiiumd another sing
h into light f, I,! bill G u y S ilverVariable paym ent plans.
man fielded the apple and fired a
FAMILY LOAN CO.
Phone SI throw to catcher Rynm Sharpe
Florida Rank Bldg.
who 1,1 light Walker ,(il the plate.
ified Advertisements
FOR RENT
5 A R T IC L E S
FOR
SALE
W A L L apirtm enL M b W,
1st UPHOLSTERY fabrics, A fine
selection In »lnrk. It. H. Brown,
2911 North (Jrangc, Orlando,
W A N TED TO RENT
H a.
i'SL *
8%
Hava your portrait taken at
Nft'IIOLLK STUDIO
220 Mclsrh Bldg., I’hono 1189
Children n specialty
R U ST have furninhed huuae or
■bartm ent before Atiguxt I,
Permanent, no children. W alter
filth , Ph, B-J-W,__________
1 .
r
metal
drum ,.
goml
SMALL first floor apartm ent G-l-gnllon
condition, $2.00 each. Southern
. W>nted for elderly lady
No
Chemicals, Inc.. 201 N. Elm
pet*. Box 1214, City.
Avc_ Pnone 081
FJCRMANKNT reiidcnt wont* to
Carolina growrn Copcnrent hou»e or apartm ent, fu r NOILTU
hagen Cabbage plants, ready
nished or unfurnished. Phone
Aug 1T.t h to Nov 1st Place FINANCE your purchases of
16t, Earl Higginbotham,
your order now for cnrly de
automobile^, truck* and elocli i
livery. Call 706-M.
3 R E A L E ST A T E FO R SA LE
ra | equipment lliru
M. Boyd
& Co.
T, NEW houtea in coloretj auction, BEFORE buying that TA RPA U L
.8 Vlth th rre bedroom*. 2 with
IN get our price.
Slnnlcy- 1 2 S P E C I A L S E R V IC E S
Ufa bedroom*. See Turn Holt,
Itngers Hardware Co.
SIGNS
Salesman, or
Show cau ls and posters
W. R. Williams, Realtor
BOAT OARS?
O—DEE'S SIGN SERVICE
1 7 416 A tlantic Rank Rtdg.
YES—we have thrrm.
0 . I). I.andrtss. Phone 1021
Tebphfm e 1120 .
Stanley-dlngera Hardware Co.
you buy a home, get a ONE hammer mill complete with
power unit. Grind your own
fire and windstorm lo
feed, grit* and rural
urs tiro policy. You will ante
ppruximstely t/.l of the cost
Orange Aw.
»a may pay the premium in
annual Initallrilbnla! See C. 0,000 ft. of 2 x 10 , 2 x8 . 2 x0 , 2 x 1 .
Also 2x0 tongue and groove
Boyd A Co.
flooring. 202M Orange Ave.
f'i
&
Mm
%
I H v n u 'n .summer
FLORIDA
i
bargsin, in FERTILIZER—f t . 26 a hag. 2528
‘ beautiful Lake Mary. Cottage
Oranga Ave.
J»|th 4 rooms,
i
hath, water,
llghta.
$ 1,0
__ ........
,076 Cash. Wm. Marsh, ONE washing machine, 3 vnruum
cleaner*. Completely rebuilt A
,InWrc*ssi6 n City, Fla.
guaranteed. T ro tter's Applianrc
IVjryiee. 304 W. 2nd. Ph. 1004Downtown 0 apt. bourn In good
J.
rabalr. Owner leasing town. Pro
net income
of 9 ATTIC FA N S- Emerson 3H. 12
a nat
in
.p m
, y7 ppaying
» y ln t ■
p«n*nt a t asking price, at present
and 4M Inch. O l’A prices. ItsntQPA ceiling rentals- which are
dall Electric Co.
Property has pos_ im * low.
' slblllti*. and ampla space for al KICKER- -2-horsrpower, A-l run
dition. Randall Electric Co.
ring’ fronts of building intc
w ■treble store fronts without sacLAWN FURNITURE
rlflclng revenue from apt*. This 3 piece treated nl| eynnsss set
proparty |a definitely worth the
$ 12 . 90 wonderful wnrkmanahip,
comfortable and a g reat bar*
ifood.buiinnsa on Hanford Ave,
gain.
ftnetting approxim ately $360.00 per
ROBSON SPORTING GOODS
ihonth, Builneaa la wall seasomd
300 E a it F irst St,
end p ro fita b le a t | 2 <100.
A 10 acre farm In Mecca Ham- PORTABLE electric power pisnt
Stock. 16 acre* ‘ tiled; 3 wells;
Briggs A S traiten n r Hmnr|ltc
comfortable house; 2 barn*. This
110-V, DC. 800-W,—$99.50 A
i t i good buy a t itooo.
$125.00.
Immediate
delivery.
Small 6 room house on W. lit
Pal Sturnev. 931 Cedar SL.
Ht. Extension. Has 2 H acres of
Jax., Fla. P h ; 0-C920.
ETtmndt sum* fru it; has pleasure
w»t*r system;
li
all electrical con- ONE docble bedstead, mattres*
. nectlons, but without bath. Price
and springs in good condition.
$2500.
Phi|co automobile radio, $50.00
Two .fairly good houses on 4\«
cash. 218 Laiurei Ave.
W,
acres of ground In tha Monroe
DlatrlcL All for $4600. Thia la PUERTO RICA tw eet potato
vine* $3.00 Per 1000. 20— 50,4 good buy for any man who
000 . N. It. Barwick, luike
has a band th a t yrill fit a hamMonro*. .
m ar handlo and a paint brush. ~
* Kaye • good I ' bedroom house In
WOODEN
ammunition boxes —
t h t M ayfair piatrieL -New and
18H by 14 by 0W Inch**. Ex
HttWlng 3 lot* a t $7800.
cellent fo r building a home,
■w * ||. located |o t In Rose Court
10 rent* each delivered In San.
7$ 7* .UML $600.00.
ford. L. U He Idt, P. O. Box
. A good corner Jot 11th and Pal*
3697, Gainesville. Fla.
m etlo 60 x 117. Priced a t $600.
rU R D W, RENDER
6
A R TIC LES W A N T E D
Boom I H a. Stair* Rank Bldg.
Phon* 1030
I'L L BUY .your car, regardless
of ax* or condition. Roy Reel,
4 REAL ESTA TE W A N T E D
306 W. 2nd S t
'P
V; :
I he Fe»l* o |i e r ,‘i| i lie
*—
Paces A ttack
B :b T u ttle, Hanford third bnyonmn nnd one of the most im.
proved ball players on the Celery
Fed rooster since
- opening of
the
the *rajurn, paced the locals yesIcnlay
unleascril a
tr.h lr attac k o„ a pair of Gaines*
villi- butlers for a 12 lo "3 win
over the G-Men, T uttle blasted
out four hits, n double ami three
singles, in four official trips to
hr plate, and scored four times
during the afternoon,
J
STANDINGS
W. L. Pet.
89 24
.711
Orlando -------SANFORD
__ 51 37 .580
.510
Ht. Augustine ___ 46 39
Deluind
...~ 44 40 .824
40
.459
Palatka ..... .. ___ 39
..... 3H 49 .437
Gainesville
..... 34 52 2195
Leesburg
.356
Daytona Brach ..... 31 51
Y esterday* Results
Orlando 9-3; Ht. A ugustine 1*2.
Daytona Beach 7; Leesburg 3.
Deluind 5; pglatka 4 (12 in.)
.HANKHID 12; Gainesville 3.
G%nga Today
Ht. A ugustine a t I>e*tiurg.
Orlando a t Palatkk.
HANFORD a t Daytona Reach.
Gainesville a t DcLnnd.
. CITY ‘SOFTBALL LEAGUE
Team
W, U Pet
Haynes A Williams
6 II 1.0181
Hanford Herald
2 1 .run
Security Lumber Co. 2 J
.Gf.7
.600
Moss Amusement Co, 2 2
-3-13
Robson Spiny- Goods 2 4
C arp en ters’ Union
0 5 .1)90
Game* T onight
Herald vs Haynes A Williams
. M osi v« Security lfuml>er .
Games Thursday* flig h t .
hihas vg Robson
C arpenters va Security
Games F riday N ight
Haynes A Wiliams vs Herald
Security Lumber Vs Musa
Mining Is one of the oldest in
dustries in Latin America, nnd
was carried an by the Indians
before \be urriva] of Europeans.
Everything
In Bedding
And Furniture
M attress
finality ticking I* now available
for rrliulldktf all types!
MattrcHKCH and
Box S p r i n g
P ro tect Y our H c a llii
-—S le e p B e tter!
Echols Bedding
& Furniture Co.
119 West First Ht.
Phone 1U3
Factory—Celery L Hanford Are.
«*
Phone S72-J
>ARTICLES FOR SALE
Ily SawrlalH I'rvoo
Henry A rm strong was the origi
nal liuxx-saw. Any opponent nf
Hammerin' Hank was likely lu
come out of the battle scarred |
and weary. He .waved and bobbed
hi* louid with such rapidity that
hi* fie* often accused him of hit*
ling a* hard with III* heud as his
hand*.
Ihe last time Armstrong fought
Babe Atirmemli, the managers and
t'ffleial* were looking over the
battle.
senring l'1
in liic fn*l w 1**11 T uttle dniildcl J llghler was hamTud n pair. Rut
and - •nred on laike'. single to f Arm iim endl'j niimnger. Honest
n on i A double by .Silverman and ] < »l Working, walked over to
Sill vie* by Tuttle, Bride. Sharp1
and III yant accounted for ‘ four
runs in the second. Singles by
Hilvi'i limn and Till lb- produced
nnotln i pair of runs in the fourth
and single* tiy Kram er and Bryant
brought In Iwo more rn (he fifth.
S. infold srtirtil t«lre morn in
FLOOR HANDING
and finishing. Cleaning and wax- Ibn tinH, wh-u I a t" ivutked ornf
mg. .<ew ftiKifn s u r f a c e d to p er * went In 1hi r11 on I ivy m shiglc to
feet ion. O ld f l o o r s m a d e lik e n e w . left llntb riii'o cued .noments
C a ll
II. M. GLEAHON
I.nke Mary, Fla.
RENT A CAR
YOU DRIVE IT
PHONE 200
BTHK hLAND-MORRISON
U-DIUVK-IT, INC.
LAWNS m o w e d .
Reasonable
prices. Jerry L ird, jihorie 768EXPERT piano timing nnd re
pairing. 11. Cliff Dresser. Box
195, ML Dora, Phone 2115.
Armstrong’s handler* and asked
where Henry’s other glove ww.
One of the n ffirin t raised his
fW't'Miw* and queried -what other
glove?
1 lie honest one iiqilltd—“ Why
the one he ought to wear on his
head,"
SPORTS ODDITY
Inti'r when Sharp'* "lammed a
Hr Au*rl«lr* I'tm
Inutile ililn right. Tuttle beat out
an infield lilt in the seventh and
When Ihr Detroit .Tiger* lost
promptly scor'd when Bride hliivtMtven straight gator* early jn the
e*t out a triple to righ t eentei
sraiiot, they were victim* ol the
honv.'-run ball. *Fnch defeat ws.i
Legal Notice
timrliivl by a htnue-run by the op
position.
l-tnCUIT tnlU T . NINTH JUKI.
DIAL CIRCUIT OF FUllltDA, Fl*|l
n o t I.NOLI; COUNTY, IN CHAN
VIRGINIA CO-CAITAIN
cr.iiY
SI.IIKIIT It I.AKHKLKIt.
1‘lMt1|>lAllll$|lt,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, V*.—(Ah
Y*
— Henry Neighbors of W ashing
Ut'ltA »: I.AKUKIbKII.
ton. D. C., and Paul Dcrnin of
f *r*f^inlarit
Waukegnu. III., huv.- IK-i-n nanietl
cu-ruptain* of Ihr University of
Ynil
heifliv
!li11 a
Mill Itaim IrffD HIf^I In Hip fit* *ill Virginia baseball tram for next
ins Palmetto A*e.
Plume 1011 Until-i of ml Hole roil n11’. rt'if Itli, i*'a*oti. Neighbors I* a pitcher and
In Ihti null t»f AIMl I I* Lfi c* I•-f Detain 1 lays in the outfield.
t ’M
Mpiiiiii.Fiiil,. vw. tsfiursi ft
|
M, ilr-fr>riitnnt, CbUflfV
6JM.
PIANU tuning — expart work, TI
The d o th In mm handkerchief
ip miiufp tif tfilfl null la t«9 uri
Phone 953, The Music llnx.
lain n illrnrrr. You «r* r4M|ii|ie»l and tin paper In 15 grocery hag*
10 flln yo»ur Wftllea »|ipP^riilirD lift are sufficient In m anufacture a
nr lipfssrp lh« fifth day of Aukhm. book.
NEW CARS
-v*
mg hard In gel. I,ct Us put your Ar li. 1946, nr a d*ff»r |im
It* **mi*rod pmtililfl ynil*
old one In lip-top condition. See will
IVtTNpi# toy Itniyf nnil *rpl
it* for Auto Painting, Himonixlng, rirtk e.f Ilip I'trrtili rVturf iif MfiiJ* la thr Hanfor.t 11-1 aIII. Hanfuiit. Fin.
r!<l«. a avw*paper of sMinal firMattery Charging, Motor Repairs. T»nl« Cmmi), KlnHdfi. this :*fth culatlnn
In *Al.| county and *1*1*.
Welding. Heal Covers. Also used day (if Jimp, A- !»- 134*Wlltir** m y li»nd a n d n f f l r l i l
<> IV IIKIlKlHtK
a m t of o f f I r a . a t H an fo rd . Hrrnlunla
cars and trucks,
Clerk* Utrrull Court
C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . Ihla i l h d ay of
<hi:al>
YATES AUTO PAINT
Ju ly . IK*
AND BODY WURKS
U. I* I IK IIN | KIN
'
oiiiil-.li o f im iii ii ATin*
C l* rh o f ( T o 'U l l C o u r t
195 N, Palmetto
Phone 371
DODGE PLYMOUTH
PARTS AND SERVICE
WARNING to automobile owner*
and driver*. 38 »tate* now havo
strict law* imposing heavy pen
alties on motorist* who cannot
pay a Judgment fo r injury to
others caused by th ilr automo*
hiki*. You are taking n grave
chance If you drive or If your
automobile l* driven In any of
th eie etatee—unle.fi you are in
sured, He* u» liefom you take
a trip in your ear. C. M- Boed
A Co.
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Vn« a r c h e r e b y n<illflr*l m i j ' i . .
■lulml In a | t | i . a r t o a c e r t a i n till]
'| Complaint flint a«atnat you f..r
dlvure*. by Cl.yllK Xt. U ll'f t,
ihkali
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of
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To: lUNK
tealdanro
r t n t .it A T u m
MAHON, who **
la u n k n o w n .
Y o u a t * h « r * b y n o tlfla d a n d
t |« lir d in a p p r-a r lo a c e r t a in
ftara
r*-
K ill
how iivnittng In t b * ( ! l r r t i | l C o u rt
m p l a i n t file d a e a l n s l »nu for
of Ham lnola C o u n t y , Ktorlita. on i* diifi v eCr or*.
b
y
c a iir o m .
Ai.iir.itT
bvfot* I he *th (lay of Annual, lot* •MAHON, n o w t m t u l n * In III* C i r c u i t
In (Ufatill thereof la li r * n o will C o u r t of f U m l n n l* C o u n t y . F tocld*
|irnrr»<1 Dl Part*.
1*1 this order b* publlabeil f,« o n n r laifor# I h e Sib d * y o f A u a u a t ,
th* atatutart lime miulrot l.i tiw
Although your cost o f living hat
steadily increaaed. here it one thing
—an important thing in your Mfe—
that actually costa you no more to
d a y than jt did tw enty y e a n ago.
I f a your telephone!
In d e f a u l t l h # r » o f aa ld c*u*» w i l l
p r o c e r d K l D art* .
,
t a t thl* o r d e r l x p u b l i s h e d f n r
I h * s t a t u t o r y t i m e r e u n i t e d by la w
In the HA.NFOItU
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p e r of
01 B*oford. Florid*, a n*w*p*per
sen
m l c i r c u l a t i o n In aald c o u n t y a n d
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13 N O T 1 C E 5 -.P E R S O N A L
...
City Drew an4
NenwItUS
SAW ! 20 c out of every dollar I A nieeeen n r e a r M m ten a
vital.
you spend for fire , windstorm,
'■vtomobile, workm en's compen
sation, burglary, liability and
good fatm n u ltf, weight about
other kind* of lnsurence. You’ll
1200 pounds. C. F. Branan,
like our dlvldened paying polWeak Side.
•Dae U Oastrla ■ne^MSM
Ide*. C. M. Boyd A Co.
I BUY eowa, calves,
R. W. Lord,* Phon# 788-7
IL POf
And follow laolrurlion* la
lbs tn.ll Dlut Book. To *»l ynof r*p,
HndllOr with your asm* snJ uklou in ^ .
BAU AtOTHtar «MSPAWY. M»ado. tod. '
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Thia record o f low coat perform
ance, in these tim es o f rising prices,
is enough alone to stand out like a
beacon in the night.
W?i
It, Saleemati
CAPS, LIDS .
A RUBBERS’
SPOUTS LAUGH
ELECTRIC appliance repairs —
w* repair washing machines,
tVttn*** in y h-Ad a n d o f fi c i a l
vacuum cleaner*, fane, mixers.
a c s l n f o f fi c e a t Han ford . M t n l n n l *
sewing machine*, T ro tter Ap- Ar* ft* fersaewti with I tl h l l l a* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , thl* H h d a y o f
nllanee Service, 304 W. Becond
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SL, Phone 10644,
athtot*** feet, ereelleaa, v*rf*l ll,k .
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ItMT-er wlbef e s l m meir
t e l r « H | akl* {■BALI C t * r k o f c i r c u i t C o u r t
Listings of farm s, AUTOMOBtLE In m od condition SNAPSHOTS—printed, developed, • IfllrtUM l For
rmr ealfb
e«i
raster aad
B LB ,*r w Y
VlWOBY
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o lv r .
groves and buelnes*
urgently wanted. Will pay cash.
enlargod. We copy old photo g jjjtie eBsM
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Phone 6 1 8 4 or 794.
graphs.
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NICHOLLB STUDIO
Mine. W W ta a te e e e le u . eat*
W ILL buy broken down sewing 220 Melsch Bldg., Phone 1169 heek
T 4 I 6 A tlantic Bask Bldg.
Ueette. Be<* fer MMee e r rklU .
machines, any make. Box 392.
Telephone 1139
7 P «U . U y M to^ k , S u p p lies
R eb u ild in g
In addition the service has greatly
expanded and as more telephones
have been added the relative cost to
the user hafi steadily declined. T oday
you can reach m any more people by
tclcphone-ithe b etter to serve your
needa for business o f personal use.
CHIUS * F
DUBT 0 H |
RELIEVE!
BYHEHfl
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T his record—which stands out a t
an achievement—U becoming more
and more difficult to maintain as tha
costa of everything going into the
furnishing o f telephone service coo*
Unuc to r t f i
HELP WANTED
„ _ I0 meUre****, box
LOST A FOUND
(Hollywood beds, AU U R L fo r aoda fountain a t Lan- 14
m attress**
renovated,
_ Dyng Store. P a rt time or
sleep b etter
fo U tilM .
H are Cm. 9
WORK WANTED
Factory
IB AUTOS FOR SALE
8714
'41
WILLYS coupe, $600. dood
‘ rr
condition See owner, Sanford
or hour.
Bowling Alley.
«<1tract
me Orogan
U.
Phone
Uon, $ 1 | 0 . Colley McDaidtt* A t Touchton
Sanford H ardw are.
Garage, aere»a from Ball Park. Dnig Store* la
in i Fill $ir* IsBeltl
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SOUTHERN BELL TELKgNOIE ABB TELEGRAPH COMPANY
INCORPORATED
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In U n ity T h e r e Is S tren g th —
W LATHEK
Brief thuiiiter&howrrs during in!d afternoon to
day and JRnln Wrdnewsr. Pair tmilshl arul
Wednesday morning
To Protect the IVace of the World;
To Promote the ,'ro frr.. of A aitrlra;
To Produce Prosperity for Santerd.
AN
V O L U M E X X X V II
E s ta b lis h e d
Anti-Inflation
1908
IN D E P E N D E N T
D A IL Y
S A N F O R D , F L O H ID A .
Where Five Died Iji Crash of Constellation
Measure Will Go To
Senate - House Con
ference Committee
\ For
Alterations
N EW SPA PEU
T U E S D A Y . JU L Y
NO. 215
A s s o c ia te d P r e s s l ^ n s r t i W ire
1 6. 1 9 1 6
House Rejects SenateO.P.A.
Bill By Vote Of 211 To 64
Death Decrees
AreHandedTo
43S.S. Troops
Suinn I-. S. For Court Bench Post
Labor, Vet and Civic
(groups Stajre Dem
onstration Protcstin jr Death of OP A
fl*| \ n u r fnlrtl ilre*«|
I-nbot-, v e t e r a n s a n d c iv ic
W A S H I N C T O N , J u ly * IB ,.
g r o u p * a c r o s s t h e n a t io n
I/T)— T h e r io u s t! t o d a y n*a r e r a lly in g to d a y f o r d e m
o n s tra tio n s p r o te s tin g th e
jo c to d flip S i’itM tf O l ’A h ill
e n d o f O l ’A . a s t h e m o v e w ith its d r a s t i c ilv c o n tr o U
- m o n t - -g ro w * !- f o r
b u y ers
p r o v is io n s . T ht* m fiisu n * h u a
s t r i k e s a g a i n s t r i s i n g liv in g
h o o n s e n t to a I h tits t' a n d i
c o s ts .
11 \ t II A t’, Gcimunv. July I ». i
S c n a tt’
c-nniV rT m v.
c o n t.
T h e C IO
U n ite d
A u to ,
. id ’ I l\4 , l ' »ete/Vll..(,vi mail S-S
w iltc p * f o r *r e v i s i o n ; '
_ ; * W o r k e j s u n io n t u d a y w a l l e i l j
i
le-tmii-tloe (01 the 'little l‘
its KOU.iMMl jn m iiW p o(f their
i Mil"; - an |
Ih ’j t x l i u a - J 'f tin* h ill. h y w.
Jeb» rSY deiiiim .trntiuns (h i. afTW 'TtTW tP^
it vote of 211 to 04 m the House
tar noon in the find nationwide
Irttm l t •
market! n tie tn ry for l’rr«UJ#nt
miD-lt>f)ntji-n Di-tioit since <I|*A
I i until 11 in I he h'HK •‘iruBirh *>v*»r
expired July I.
’VVTS'tftull \
it <
1*»*• «'i in*
n i ' \ .* tfnw rvrr, " mtminiMration
IA IV Freddent WuCDi Itrutb
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r r t w r r t . that the m eeting. will
i leaders admit that no one can
11*
Vitis-iiMi
•f 1In
"H erald a buyers* strik e -uclt il«
| jirntiet nnw what, kind of OP A
iLli Jlt|* l In* ft t|I i liiiiit pt
th is country la s never known.
!un
hill the conference committee will!
Many communities have sche
finally turn nut.
: lie
1!|4* iltm*i
t n ' „r tin
duled. other denuinst rations -Vr
1rfnl*lm l. f>rtmift Hill k last Tli i
Action cm life bill rim e a fte r
f i t t e r tip* week or next.
In
May well- Kivrn |»ft • Illil WJ ill’)>t
IV m ocntle Htprciientotlvr Adolph
V ulditinn. rititen s committees air
taiiL’ni)! .u| •
lift 1’ftMn* *»lf .IlH
consum ers ro u toils In sceeriil
Sabath of I l l i n o i s , u r it e d
H 1 At nmixi ft* ttrail) Wit v ft '
citit.t have scheduled imc-i lay
Die !fmi*e tit m*ihI the measure
.Is. 4. 1 KM ••t'i|ii-i vilii*
1 (ft 1
buyers
strike* its a p m li-t
In a ( uhferenie cumintttee* S ab
1
ft.* t;»W«‘ tt»’ |»» i M"
against the ileuth of the Ol’A.
ot li declared that tb** SenuU* proIf t»iiiimy ilntifi^ illit* Ii m I 1 •
dll-t
o
w
s
OP
IllIC
K
M-ACK
HMOKt*
ilee
Irom
the
sicckuRiof
a
TWA
CoiidellaUoii
after
the
ttlanl.
Detroit,
w hicli
i. .th e
In
\ixi.m*. f«»r exemption of meat,
t.il ft •t* -. imiiti .Lift l*t
struiighnld uf the U.AW. most p ljtir had rrasluxl near R-atllng. I*u killing live of i . six -crew member*. 'tin- plane wu* tvlng uvea lur t-*« tl..... . \ftm tt'»l»-*i .ii.it ,»* H' ■
milk ;i i n ! ftia ui lit her itent A front
training
{ier»orure!
a
1
the
time
of
the
tru
th
Pldnteil
Ijcbiw
rescue
work'’*
remove
one
uf
the
charred
industrial plant:. face a .hut
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I I H i IM I ! 11 - I \ | | . 1 , , In t u t I mi in it lei- In W a sh - | mi, t- i .liittij wi*ii11| le rejectnl.
down this fiftt-i noon
Cut' HI uf IxKlIe.N frotlt tile scene of lit*- i ‘rid-ltt Follnwin# itte I 1.1,11 the gftvei3unrin * ii!»‘tt*tl all € •in'.irl'.lifutA
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grounded
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Inter
iwtitoii.il
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firials t-.timntcil that (nine 250.
A key I limn* Ri'imidirun, Hep*
11if *
l»
. I . Ill ■If. IT ' .It K ill * it l- n il' t ' l ' Tk I* |
1 »! t
000 » urkcr* were t„ ntU'iitl III**
re hi nt at i vr Jex h * VVuU’*»t I, joined
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the
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mass meeting in tin- inntui t Dpi*
11
. *Ii.i lie illil lull i n .lie fit' t***l 1 jidmmi *i iathui loader* in demand*
Sixth 1‘unrei \ i in\
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'it.- At mi in 191- th e wnmp iiiif i M viAitm nf the Senate OPA
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off! ciit t* Mlj*t !. ft.1 mini y ftifiHlt1 I 'd , , ftj tv
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ft| Imlg, l l i t v y K .iiisln et lull VV■11$*i*11 i- the raitkinff ne»m*
30,000 me in bet s were tn atl«ii<l.
It,III-,
oft*
in
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i lin e r ii .it n in u li !»»*r of the llu tn c Hankluic (Nup
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a mass meeting in that city.
t i*, * ftu.r Moll 1*11! .b
mittee He tk 'iliitn l that the bill
Ml"
Similar rallies have been (ilanncil
i. tt 1
Wfi* in wm •*»- ptiape than ever and
for I'levelnnd ami other nlte*
wliiiuht be Hput til a i*onf**rence
1 ir lift *»ta 1)1 (il’to l ,.| ll<■t 1. s,>'
throughout Ohio, Imllaua. Wis
i miirnittee fur reVi*i«»ll.
I hi- I
e u m td ittid e t
consin and Michigan.
. fill’ll!
(V 71,"I
In Rochester,
the in
Bay hut it has tippointeJ
kfill s |n 1»1 itsoi
Hiiya.l
dependent Citlxens Committee is
Hpemxuf the Ranking
NKW
YtiUK.
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Its,
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planning a buyer* strike for
nml Representative*
An Alabama i nil rood matt says
'(uummittee.
m m itte e
• i Lief *»| wi.-it
« •- I
July ■ 19th.
Representative* of
it,ui llte lailiouds h«vt jdayed a
yem «.
labor, veteran* and other local
Pinn* tn 'e n d Ulya ftum Sun , Brown of Georgia. Patm an of
major rote m the divelopment
•' 11H*I wii, t La ' I tle- t iu Higroups have pledged themselves
i
iT
,| rtinl Seminole I’miHty t*» 11* t Texas. Barry ami Gambia of Sew
ot Itatutai re-ourve- to tile Smith.
•d fn it*| | * i m-i
• * ' + la buy nuthlng except bare naersIh* d» Lift f■
(u
-t
AmeiHitu l.eifum H n\- Stiiu i Yurts, nml Wolcott amt Craw ford
Tile li ‘her fllHi
mwk1 In
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ti, Msir.h-4- 1
W
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II
yt
effiaiii
u* Ih* li-ld ai liilabiliM* of Michigan t«, fru irw n t tba
IfiPiiy uii
nilll ntfatilM 'Oil! ll.lliil* 111 till * I , L V,
i House
,ie tlve n>ufen>nc# (!*»•
■ 'tte d rtP H s Life Hu vim* ra rd e f
**
' 1 wVyefii " t ?I
been
k,
iHiwen* m ade ... tb. -a*et
nuiiUiriii {*m| inialt^FH
arranged in Utah nn4 in Denver. ' have honn Ufon recently by a mini- (
Pf*i|»ei
it a i ui" i e*I ■■I mat >"M
in* uf * ampmdl laiswini* I1***! •» j nutti-r.
i
huium^
Ihtftti
with
in
whi h
Lxir of boys from Seminole County
ideil In obi f il -T
la - 1 • \ ' 11111R of"! a iitinmiUe* -*.*
til
Mini' fm jfh l nili"*
ft *
VI i \ M ft KiU 1* . !
V in
i'll!
iJ:I-P«| *■» D
who are now vacationing ill Camp
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U|»|»*imle«t b> t%iwt l .igim.n lei
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Winona nrnr DeLeon Spring*, no
ftlent v \\ **b ' •*
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itirtimifri of Ih$- . <i »i
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f VmeiiM.n
mio
cording to li- I- Mortis, in-ltucl,
u thtj[ taibM
n 1 and■■.itlie!
Mljl-ilf .Hill Ohio R o i l l ‘ i»«L him
II
MIDI | i!n i i t i
III 41 t • O'Vof w.i
mu
vt ui mr'th i u
lor.
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UlKMiltlMlMiH- i» *JW‘1* ' "M*n: lOlt
the
hefort* Ltov»l f tow n
x\ »»
,1 |.e-\ lift: fit
lint *'Vn i t++ii rM'tffP,
Hi *iI.M
The following won cards: Harry I
f umm-im*
**H1 **t t!*e
-y(larrUnitf I’nllwl Stall'** Sii|n**i
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Ift
ft • Minn*
bat t !•
F erron, a lu-ginner; Wiley Jar- ;
M'ilt'H1*!
CiUiti sjuvial m nslri.
ft Dll • 44tlt|illi» »•# U|1
mu) ihrath o ’ntei***- i
The
rell, Mike Welchel and Walter i
hPonriK the tcuthnony.
fts ,!h ft ii.tnl ft lii'rf
vjdcd f*»» hnllRIlUI. Iliiwi'iei, i fie
t rn l n t
Much hiimii i iime in SuitfnH
II, H, Coleman, President of G raham , Intermediate swimmer*!
G ottirhaldt nlll<1 %that ijuHti' j doomed fiien i ei}llie^ted of u i . ’ i |U|V|; ftil’.'l! ‘JFil 4tHit|>I.°lft i t . un
t rum the 19 12 B ins Stuti ptuetniw
•ml. t *-t u f j*m ii<ft i f |«
'• th e Seminole County Chaml>er A rthur Holding, ilohliy Morris, T.
emu t that they la *»liu
thi* lm*t VI yearn tneie fW l
till,. t,i -.elri til'll ,f | lav ot lictetiel
of Commerce, announced today I. H arris, George llerndin and
mu
t i i-|ilie.) tb.d
a Vi*r> ilecidwl advam e in t i . T h e .
>1* " 1 It ft.
S* . i . .
Mui
i ............. -I I ^ - S ft 11r VIKill'll |1
It.' ItKi*li f t * '•i pullitmylttik
nil
th a t the organiiation i* compiling W nllcr itoutli, swimmers, and |
in that »lb
m e tiil*
ill*Yt«)<i|imerit of fun **!1 H"*mM
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nt! -■
Ml till
V »* ■h ii n
| .II I "1 »l l riK It !t'-t«lImh; .*utbiirill»?-4.
n classified list of all Industries Clyde Bowen, Fred Bowen, Doug" tieiieiii! f >ph 1
br id
in iioutiu'in teriito ry .
H*\ . f . .44
ih
* .1m i l «m fti
h'ft
vIn cl. • 11•
IIS ft ?«*iU hr* 1 >t'l*.
|I»4||K3|
in town th a t are members of la* Cbasing, L atry Ln-.ing nod
nit' itiiif id 1111* r ' i '
31* N ii
on l«» 4a y th u i*» fviilnu t»*
Ida.*
|.f 4 • •»»» ' f’' ' ftui•In
*ftl.H
the Chamber of Commerce. This Eugene Toll, advanced swimm er*'
I .H. I*, if. I
i ft ilh\ *' *t *
nf \
I'ftlikhliMh ffient of iruhi-tri*
|*e*M '»f
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Il"l will give the uame nf the and John Fox ami i italics l.an 1 : . t.i 4 slvt.l 1*1li ' ' * 1"» • ft >*‘a i ,
priiihtni M|Min vrhnt th«
firm.
the
address,
telipnmie sing, J o nini Life Miiing
|i|tMiur«^ a Hit the *tUtTe*‘ «»i 1
Dr
I- >.ink 1 1/ ii Mmi i
> i|f f ilm
tit I
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numlier and the principal per
I tn lirp r b o i. Hr denied emi** .'
1 uf tinc HrtuivitfD* C m iiih H e a l t h
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The youngest white uhhon in!
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sonnel conducting Jho business. camp this week, which means |
rally Omt thin drvriopmeni
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hi 1 ■ ■■■, I' ■" ■ Ik d > i tin - a y , in I n I . . * vie of
This liooklet, which will be th a t the swimns.', can go 1011
been Imnipfred or relaMhrl
I I tie .Seniiouie t luel. the U n it*
ot .Sanloid
.
very coiidenied and easy to dl»iiliy
wuy
hy
oxUlin^
lien;
hi
iilimlltly paid lent ion,
tribute, will he paceu in ail yard* without stopping, is Krnest
At tla pn-viott. , nm veo'iuu
rate^,
“ hotel*, all utility office* _and as Morris, age 8 . Total number of
AUhoucb Ibe Gulf* Mobile :« t
Seimnoie t uttUl) I n k ‘IV boy.,
No case, at nil It live been l e many copie* as I* iiecesTsry to w hite ribbon* in the camp ‘are 34.
fooi nf wlitiui wete f iam N.iii |..|.I. ported in Setninol • ciiiinty. Th*
Ohio Huilrnud doe« not o|»er;»*
On the,rifle range, Bobby Marrs
each one of the member*.
any lines in Georgia. Cofi-uh. h
11 , i, . 1. iii.d
iilia j i H it y’ ft»f fJM I's h a v e la .'ti in th i*
WASIHNGT g N, July I ft. i,Fi
This will also* he used hy the shot 38 out til a possible fit) and
said the railway htv tn-vc
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sent to nl| visitor* and new sing qualified fm pro marksman t
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2 t> wrr.’ftAnl»Ii’ I•■* liuifliriK .vi» =
people reining Info the commun with a score of 70 nut o( 50. Wnilo
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it|l|ITtiVinj f ***le | I", I't r-hli-Ut Ti H
ity and will lie mailed out In <inn*>r ot Cabin 1 won (lie treas
-till*'.
He said tin- I'oo
i i d I L f i ' i t f i' |m r i * ' 1
1 .it 14 tllftlfl 4 o f
11 K \ ft» I’tly It! •,
l...i ,i >n
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response to the m any Inquiries u re hunt—a prise dropped t»y
.
never at any tunc bad n
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I i .t. t k , • t i ‘a hi|A»*
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TI m* I '* Y* ti*-»eM ttiiHtimifii »- |...s*.l
th a t are received front prospect- { aeroplane while it circled over
the iristallatnm of int,
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tit t " i >1.i it. v
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1» v iv L it i" ii
live visitor*.
camp.
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r -Would operate In the li-*“ '
il't 14*ft K
fun* IkI i X .-li „i i Pit! ftnt l-itiitifnJ f It* ‘ Is!"'.. 1 "
betters are being mailed to
lage of points In Gem i in
Pete Brock', t Itlori 3 itefealeil
K f v I h it im ip Mfi tf .1\x.*! a ll"
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\ drwftmp *tf ! ' >>4Ui «kM*
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1III-V vx •11 etliv it* fth»*
fnVor nf otliei place- •
all firms In the City oml Coun- Bill FUming's Cabin t, l*y a /core FORM EH Antly llltelUgrncc ufflIlf* V ■»**«! | y m i fthiijy* d *
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’ .ty who are not members of the nf 13 to 2 in Diamond Ball Cabin l oer‘ Horry Kauffman. Jl ot lb»^f.lft«* * *•ll«ir** !• i \\ " df ; h .
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m! uttiiM r« l. 1 . • ft itfHft
Av
yi’tM- Ini*hri Mini liu* \im \ Ml ♦M*»M 1 .rt ftr.-li.
Seminole County 'Chamber of I I* In first place, also leads in I ion. Mo&s. is st town ufiir ids a r
ft.., t ! l u m fail *»* %
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Commerce requesting th eir co table hmi-x-tiun. Cabin 4. however, rest In Philadelphia mi charge* of
>i.i i ici' ft*. 1 (lll Sfl tl.lll*
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bftHftt diafti'ift niit v \ J Huy. id i '>♦ift*ii * •
operation. The coat o f llit* will
forgery. He was held In fJYQOOball
irktie, Of Mil’vliii|» Km 1I)»' flMI H i f r c t ii in n s u c li
I lie l.lot.u»»v sliileiuenl alnii tim
lor th a t the N'iitioti;d Foundation
Ihotit’fti I h iiinximum |ienniHr>l
be $10.1X1 to cover th e cost of leads in rnbin inspection. ‘Cabin 2 in connection with Die trcvmvere
liuI
my*
will
have
ttecc*.
to
by law i»I (he jm ^i'nl limp i raid Hint till- |,lo|io-nl w in eoii- I tic rolh-gt- »w itiintilig |i-ioi and fm Infantile ParulyxU su sg e it
printing and distribution and will won a rerent stunt night com sion into American nirrrnr)' uf
B iii n e il
inipoiiniit been life t bey
that ease* be Irented m general
ihrouRh 1 1 .
also include a m em ber,hip in petition nt Council Ring with 137.000 in black market funds ha t*
l It- gymnasium facilities.
wards. Very rarely does m ore
Arm y <»(fkiaU lob! C’tmprew W ould n . i t jit llte peeilll'
the organlsaton. T hla la a very l.Utic Annig ilrpicUd by T. I, H ar u llrg ed -to have brought into the
Tile
fie
for
lending
a
buy
ill
th a t no d in ft rails ate idanunl foreemettt in .Jap an nf piiq-tei be $20 . |i 1u . Itaiuiourtaliuit. The Ilian one cave det-dup lit a fam ily.,
valuable piece o f advertising as ris ami W alter Granam a* "grand- If. 8 , from Oermtpy, Federal cus
during July uml August liecause -iVi1 lil.'-i irgialalinii bn lit OH
it will go directly Into th e hands maw.”
toms agents relied I t it Button
sufficient numbers of vofuidrer* !t,r licit i‘«|U-rii>iHV ui H> ilerun- selection, will lie limited to boys | "W e have lutd opintoni from
of those requiring th e aervices
reported sent
T errific suspense I* being b u ilt, win-house 81 ci
who will enter theft •••nine high ; many i>*t.uiii« **f a u t h o r i t y
a r e enlisting. I.a-l Hntutday the c i nt I. c u n t t ie * .
o r goods th a t tba member* a re up nt Council Uin r by Mr. Morris I by K auffm an from Germany
Amtfrii’itn tTialrinan Geutge t', ccbout term Hi tile Full, who will tbioughoul tin- f lip - i| S tate , as
W ur D epartment staled ti may
handling, said Mr. Coleman.
trnlrniathm ali
a* he relates Installment* uT that j
Good news for housewives; »«>• ha necessary In Hie (ulure to Alcbcaun. Jr., nilggi'.U'ti tin- |u i>- r-|u>it tin'll experience* to spon to lu-itefpH id ore* quureniine." he
* Illank* are being matted to all th rilling mystery tale, “Tho Monk- |
- — ------ —------consider the induct ion of men | mimib burr the fsiuiliur aiKii- soring iiigiintiiilioit. nml at school. added. "All sny that it is inef
businesaed of which we have
boatload* of sugur from Cuba
They will -el tip ciStt|'|it# Slain. fective, unw arranted ami place*
record*. If anyone doe* not
, . .cently docked at Jacksonville uni th ro u g h the a g r of 35. although marks uf iirupngumlu when they
Recent visitor* a t camp were
wen- fu*t uffcrcil (u blttt mi ciiiihly and ritv gnveriiiiiv-nl* t o - ! unnecessary tiardshlpi on litany."
recalve this, he ra n telephone Mr. nml Mr*. H arry Tooke, Dub
several ton* of the prmluct a ro »uch u policy lias not yet Im-cii July
10 by llte Rti-.ian delegate, g i l her with u Aupierue t'ln ttl. ami
the Chamber of Commerce and Kppi, form er rou.trillor for Caliin
|ex|>eett'd by Sanfurd giocn». recommended.
l.leutenniii Genrrul Kutnin I* - will have a* instructoi , Governor
Although no case, have been
th e inform ation will be aupplled. 1 , who ha* not missed visiting
Tlieiu
ha*
iieen
a
shoringof
lovynnkn. Alchesun asked if Hip Caldwell and four m#titt«r, of hi. reporteil tbl» year in tbe rouaty,
P o stm aster Joel Field, who ns
will be supplied.
sugar
fur
several
week*,
according
camp for 14 years, Mi. and Mr#. Sanford Elk rulor attended tho
uru|Ki*aD were matehed by Kimi- iiiliim-t, nml iwn ssiemt'-i - >f tin- Dr. (Jmllmen urged every indlvi*
C. E. McKee and Mr*, t ’lyile Elk convention In New York, is to a Herald survey. Pi ice* vmy
lal legi-lation in Rtl.sia.
The
dual to co-aperut-- to prevent any
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34
tn
39
cent*
fur
five
pound*.
Hovivl M-i'ieaenlHtive said tiial S tate Supientc I'ourL
Stinson and son.
back home with a bad mid. due,
care, developing by keeping p re
One
restau
ran
t
todsy
reported
The (elected rail! net. uuiatnr. mises clean, not allowing Dash to
ivn* nut llte point.
The prohe seya to tou much air comiitiunpaying a local grocer 10 cent, -i
insr Tn the train.
MANILA—A Typhoon roared liii-aU included coutn)] and m an mid house memlier. will go to accum ulate in yards, alley* or
A fir veteran In need of **rvthe Capita, occupy House ami Sen i vacant lots. Spray for flies and
U s reported th a t the Florida pound for sugar.
aero**
the northern Hp of tho agement i f business liy laluir.
ice (free of charge) In any ot
A shipm ent of six esse* of t.ni P hilippine,,
ate chamP'M uml go llinmgh the j mosouilne*. Avoid crowds, avoid
flo at w ith five bathing beauties
today. The high winds
the following categories U reprocess of passing hin t. Cabinet undue fatigue, eat eorreclW arul
/nadfl a big h k, espuciailr witii the ter to retell a t 74 cents a pound w era preceded by terrestial rain
miMted to yl<U th e office of
memlier. will go to GaVetmir keep clean, Is h i. advise, He re
girie throw ing out B id Florida or five cent* K '° w the obi 7'J which caused tuvrrsl landslides.
the 'responsible agencies listed
Caldwell's office end sit at the ported th a t last year 17 slate* had
bsinwi
he term ed the "sm all tu lls” thm w n cent celling price, is cx p x led by
Th#
landslide*
m
i
off
the
fo
r
JERUSALEM , Ju ly 1 « - « V - orange*, aa to rn rested with w hat a downtown grocer to arrive soon. m e r summ er capital of Baguio
cuhinet table during the I into the more polio than Florida.
Coordinator — E. B. C arter,
The following declines In price*
Tho Jewish N ational Council an from tha California float.
Junior Hoyles, T-Bone Rntiths and
A tlantic National B ank Build
The
WARSAW. July tft. OP)—T er Brailey
nounced today th a t a fsn ersl
« r . M iw n r a d . t one g ^ e r y ; -fro m Manila.
^
|o n , highway
o( M |th was
al
Odhams are argulitk
ing.
•trik e will be staged throughout
re* soup, one cent a can, bat y t h r s t po|n t, nlonif [hc gcr.-niite ror has broken out anew in the j.-glslative m easur-s. Jtpiior CaliinTO RELEA SE HUSSIANS
Employment — U. B. Em
GIRLS
RROIHTER
FOR
CAMP
Kielnd
i.trict
south
of
W
arsaw.
foods, onu cent a can; amurtis, m>'tr.
Palestine tomorrow. The demon
rl me ml a-r . wilt then go to office,
ploym ent Service, U i North
A
t
preeent
21
girls
in
Reminola
Outlaw
bund*
are
sold
to
have
four pants a b o ttle; plain Hour,
stratio n la in sym pathy with 1000
P ark Avenue.
H eavy re in -fe ll *t Baguio and seised nine Jew* us h o stag e, 'or uf S tate Cabinet member., eital
Jew a who are said to be on a County have regietered to go to two cants on a fir* pound parkVocational T raining and EduBERLIN, July 10. (/R—U nited
Ind* approaching 00 mile* en nine Pole* who were convicted with them awhile, end then the
Camp
McQuarrie
fo
r
the
4-11
age; shoe polish two cent* a unit,
hunger .trik e a t the R afiah De
enttoti — T. W. Law ton. Court
State* A rm y authorities announce
iu r s u r e recorded there. Plane
t r s i l l s s f . On r s , i Tne>
tention Camp. Police deny th at program Ju ly 29 to -Aug. 24, *e- and package m atches, two snd service to Baguio ws* cancelled. of setting off the July Fourth
B oom .
th tr e le a s # of three Russian sold
cogiing to Mrs. Oulds Wilson, a half cent* a box. Relish** are
pogrom,
there is such n hunger atrlke.
44 ' Legal Assist
ier* suspected of espionage in
M anila also was hit by a drlv- • Tester day it wes revealed that
^
iration and .State Borrlce Of
Jewish leaders say, th a t temor- coonty home dem onttratlon agent. declining eight cents and pickles
th# American occupation In Gfr*
n l n and telephone line* north the Pules had been executed in
HEIR HNS IDENTIFIED
ficer — Contact
row’s strike will tie u p Industry
3ft cents a Jar. Ceterv salt gain
many. Their release came sh o rt
capital were blown down.
secret on Monday l»qt news of
F . Boyle. Count
id transportation. There will be
doom
three
cents
and
celery
ly a fte r th# Russian* freed ■a
ATHENS, Ju ly I f . (AT—Two
th* execution* w as not generally
no work In towns end villages ex persona convicted of supplying six cent* a unit.
known in Kielce since newspa
CHICAGO, Ju ly 10, (JP) — missing American officer olid
cept by Government employe* end arm s ‘ and food to Communist
Milk producte a n advancing
STAND ROBBED
per* have Hot published it yet. State** Attorney William Tuohy his wife today. Th# American*
engaged In essentia! set vice. bands in northern Greece were three cents a can for condensed
According to stories n ut of the •aid today th a t a soldier, George W a rran t Officer and Mr*. Sam
Police have been Informed th * ’ troubled city, the nine Jew* were Subrowekl, has Identified William uel L. H arrison of San A ntoni?.
shot to d sy in Balonlke. They milk, elit cents a pound for
M
Crosa, L ekefront BottleCOURT CONVENES
w ere th e firs t to die under re powdered milk an d 10 cent* fur th e refrashm unt stand near the threatened with death a t the Heirens as a man he saw carry Tex-, disappeared IS day* ago
-tSL ■
has been broken into the time of their te itu re unless th* ing a paper hag one block from after they entered the Russian
Veterans A dm inistration — ■ Circuit Court convejod a t 10:00 cen t em ergency measures provid M large u n it of m alted milk. Meat
d time, a window broken and lives of th* Poles were spared. the Dcgnan homr.
Subrowski soxn* to see a pet shop dog ken
M artin M. Kudlch, S h e riffs* o'clock this morning with Ju d t* ing capltat) punishment fo r «n- •««nl»e* ere o^m tiful and since
carton of Camel cigarettes Hvwever, a Foreign ftlinlstry said he taw H eirens with th* nel. Two other Americans
emie* of th e sta te .' Both w ers billing* a n s o t y e t in from whole-;
Office every T u n d ay .
M. B. Smith presiding end a num convicted n f ‘ being members of asters, no fore* it* o f price cw
ilen. T h * . stand la under the spokesman announced the execu h a g shortly afte r S u ttn n * Deg- still m issing somewhere in
Russian man*.
ber of coses were set fo r trial.
outlaw bonds,
~
nan was kidnaped and killed.
be made.
gument of H erbert P ro m t!. tion of the Pole* yesterday.
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Nazis Will Dio For
Murder of Yanks
During ('ampaiun
American Legion Plans To
Send Youths To Boys State‘>1™
Swim Awards O f Souths Natural Resources
Bobby Marrs Records
Score Of 38 Out Of!
50 On Rifle Range;
Held In Forgery
G'ipcs INiiir Int
Miami Oft‘A OITict*
Trade Body Plans
C l a s s i f i e d List
Of I n d u s t r i e s
(JuillmanSaysPolio
Has Not Reached
Epidemic Stage
1
PhinsForD rafting
Men From li) To 20
OkayedRyTruman; Soviet Embassy In
Tokyo Issues IS
Point Statement
Price Reductions
On Various Items
RevealedBySurvev
eyv paw.*
Veterans Service
|
!Field Return8 From
B.P.O.E. Convention I
Typftioon Roarn Over
PlijlippincH Today
General Strike • Is
Sclied uled Wed.
Tliruout Palestine
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Terror Breaks Out
Anew in Kielce Area
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T H C S A N F O K D H L K A L U , S A N F O K D , FL O R ID A
PAGE TW O
(education In Danger
The Sanford Herald
lU la h ll< M
d a lly
nail
In
STATE NEWS B R iE F S
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aam ford. I ' U r l d a
111 M i f N o l U A i r R H *
si mhi u ii'-riit* n t t t
I'arablc la S S lsS N
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a a llr a a ,
rard s
at
I f t a a h a , r e a a l s l l a a * a w d w a lle e a e l
e w t e v t a la a ie a ls t a r I h a a a r p e a e » l
e a la ia a f a a d s . w ill b e e h a r a r d fo r
f it r e a a l s r « d > rr1 1 » fa « r a le s .
Three thnuMihtl teachers and school ndininiatrnlofw
in a national nieetitiK at Iluffalo reveal that public edu
cation in the United States is in grave condition. The con
ference, sponsored by the National Education Association,
brings to light a serious teacher shortage due to Inade
quate and irregular wage standards.
The average teacher salary for the country is ?•!■'» a
week, and many touchers receive less than S2»i. A half
million instructors have left the classrooms for better pay
elsewhere. Passage of the 1250,000,000 Federal Aid bill
may be necessary to raise'state pay levels to figures which
will bring back well-trained persons.
In the meantime 110,000, or one in ten of tIn- teach
ers now employed, work under emergency licenses, which
indientes that their qualification.* are below the lowest of
their state. Men teachers are so few that millions of child
ren pass from kindergarten through high s c h o o l entirely
under female instructors.
Conference .delegates said that they were not con
cerned about possible government interference through
federal aid. They pointed to the successful administra
tion of the nation’s land grant colleges as a satisfactory
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a i h r r s s ls e
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la r a l a r w s ; » M | r l l r S
h r r r la
la k ta t a t r ; N h l l r s l l n n * • ***■
TUESDAY, JU LY 18.-IMS
Fueit-Age MacrlngcH
BIBLE VERSE FOB TODAY
A 1IKAL- MAN KEEPS HIS
WORD! I will pay that i have
‘Towed.'—lim iih 'd
‘
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One thing about th is h ot.w rath* f: it Ilm ’ iigiM la to tne p ajam a
th o rta g r.
The truffle light ul Ftench A w
hile and Kirni h lrre t wllciu « man
wo* billed recently ha* b w i i*v
On# good way to Iwjlp the parkIng prooleni In S antoro would im
for everyone to park between the
lltt
white line*, not over them
A 70-year old m an in Tehran
Ka* Juil iictome the fattier of
quadruple ilaughb.'ia. Ju«t think,
t ■; win is- a minuted year; old
when they are th irty !
When conveHallnn lag* In a
crowd you can gl»e It a ngornu*
Infection by telling the folk;
where your ailhrlti* in located.
TltlttVille
Star Advocate.
Why
don't you have it rut nut?
John h. ts>«t* health fund fm
the UMW miner* ha* rearln-n
fc.OWl.OIK) in *lx w erkr, and at
th a t rale nhotild make the miners
the healtlile»t i-.-onle ju the world.
T hat I*. It *houlo If the fund U
•pent on their healtli.
We have route a long *ay *liu#
Prexldenl Rno»rvelt first enunciat
ed the fixed policy of our govern
m ent, “We will ial»e pllce*. tt
tm cannot l*i»e them um way
w* witt another, but raise them w -
- - America's ln*t loved teen-MKor; kmnvir in private
life ns Mfs/Jrftfn Alfnr, anil 6u ibe »fcreenJ a s 'Sldrley
Temple, Is said to have received thousand* of lutters
since her marriage on the teen-age marring*' problem.
-She answers these publicly in, the August Issue of Motion
Pietnre Magazine.*
Hays Shirley, *Tl is never too soon for happinr s, provlilliiir two people have a foumlation on which to build
permanent happiness.”
Her ten rules follow;
1. The couple should have the consent of both their
parents.
2. They' should have an income sufficient to give
them fimuiciul security.
.‘1. They should know themselves well enough to
know what type of person they need to make themselves
happy — not just now, but always.
I. They should wait long enough to give the ro
mance a chance to wear itself out if it is mere m in i nation
f>. They should in- settled enough in their idea-, that
they aie not apt to grow apart as they grow older.
•'». They should have known each other long enough
to tie familiar with each other's had moods a* well as
their good, their faults as well as their virtues, their weak
nesses as well as their strong points,
7. They should he mature enough to recogm/.e and
be willing to accept llio responsibilities ami sacrifices
marriage involves.
► 8. Their temperaments should lie compatible and
they should have enough interests in common to assure
them an enjoyable_life together.
t). They should have that all-important sense of
humor.;.
.
.
' 'To.'- Above all, they Vlumlil love each other enough
so thnt the other person’s happiness is paramount to their
own.
“ Why u»c urujerweai In Florida
these day*?” a»k* Filitor Roy
Child, f)ronton Jnurnat. “You tun
hanlly find ’om in the xtoie* and
it'a now w arm enough ta so w ith
o u t 'em, *o why w o rry ?’*
Ye* indecdf quite a lot of girl*
a in 't w orrying.—Tam pa Tribune.
Who told you, I’hllT
A S
AS
bf
^ w I I LA'-an r c i S x o i . l .
r-?.-,
The untire Welch hospital la y -, ti»nal use. Ihe req u ests are being
t ol 'J14 liuilJmjr* and - tw o j niudu to the War atssc;* ridulinlrimming pools has teen requeal- stration.
Volusia Counly and slide agencies.
Hnlifnx Hospital wants ft* main
building hack, also i - other
litiilding; for nurs-s ipiartera and
other n |ti. The Counly liow J ol
Public instruction wants atl torational (raining buildings anu
equipment for a vocational train
ing .school. Two buildings have
been request eil by the Florida
Council for the ttiiml for tre a t
ment. training and housing of th,
sightless. The County Co'mmU*in*
About
too
teachers
from
■hani" , Volusia and Seminoli
I mintieb ore expected to attend
the tri-county wirkxhnp on guid
ance and counseling, sponsored by
ihe S late Hoard o f Education and
held in Sunford from Aiig. 10 to
sept. H. From Volusia County will
dine .10 teach * v , II of lhem*from
llaytonn Loach. ,
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T U E S D A Y , J U L Y 1 6 , 1940
American Legion
Flans To Send
Youths To State
f nnlmiif 4 Pr«-.i Vmmr On*
m*t>inr officers will v sc.il; their'
office; awhile. T rials will be
conducted by the bnyi ijuptenvr
C ourt a ml jurier am* judge; will
be (turned On the final day, the
boy* will elect n new gov?rnor.
Romulus Thontpion, director of
th e 7!> | ier.j High School band,
wit) organise a band among the
nho are requested to tiling
th eir instrum ents. There will lie
*o ft ha 11 and t-nni* game*.
The Legion Post alto made
•m titlv e plans for an outing at
ilw m u st of the humid heat
which ho* been afflictin g Flori
dans during the p a s t Week i* de-tribed by Philip J . I'owell, feder- high" which cents is around th at
-.1-stale meteor o 'og 1st a t Lake- Island and p ru v ld s only slow
In ml as un ‘'extensive Bermuda motion winds moving clockwise in
ever widening elid es and haring
tittle velocity in this am a. While
th e tem perature ranges in th*
nineties it may I* consoling to
know that Ft. W oilh, Texas had
— By JOHN M AJONn high of ing and Phoenix, A ritC r n i n l Press W i ii t r
mtn “Ofl, when it «s» tu in Lake
land mill **i in Mlnml ami 8 7 'in
cent revelations on w ar con
BARNDM AND BAILEY la
Huston, .Mass.
tract* I t aeeros th a t Congress
getting tough compeUlloft this
can make the came slatemcnL
year from Congress.
F o il Myers u k p e'U a visit from
President T rum an when it holds
• An honest p o litic inn these
its 1317 Edfldn Pageant, of Light,
rfiyj is one who when bought—■ <Jffit inis of Ihe pageant qpn ferm t
One sm tll csr is nothing com
will s t s j bought.
peted to the number ol tidets
la st week with Mr*. Thoma* A.
Congress a n get Into one tm ill
Edison and
form*r Governor
Bui then we hove tom* who
f'hntlr'ii' Edison’ • f Viw J e t a r j at
bill.
'*
- ■
•- • ■ < * > ! • •
won't make any ‘kind of dealt.
the Edison estate In New J e tte y
in reraidvxtt- th* profftrtm Many
Slolwart flatten , far inttanca,
‘ And when It tom tt W sideof the nation’* ‘t ip ranking In
who would ralher be tlghliil
t h a w v a r i t l y w h a l'r ih s Big fo p
dustrial e te c u liv r; are expert-nl
than preildsnl.
gel that O'ConisI and Bilbo can't
In be present at lh« pageant o h tr e
beolf
m any original Edison In v in ti'’!’*
llitl fongre** ha* ll* Irmihlrs,
and sy ja m le fv h lb llt are l*tlng
Ion Three .ting* a re lough Id
nrrai
nation's larg er
follow hut did yon ever try to
i rorjmratinn* liuiehte.1 to the -in
kreji an rye un four aernm nya? ! v cnlor'; geniu*.
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
M ° F ir
San-Lfindo S pring; fur children I T>e invited to »ec S anfnid play at
of the Methodint Hom .• nI Knt»r- | HimJcipal Field during the same
prise. The youngster* wil| nlio .^venintf.
WHISKEY
WINE
RUM
mmt
PACKAGE STORE
410 SANFORD AVENUE
s h a r in g
O P T IM IS T !
TO U G H
A S
KELLYS
F ire damaged n number of es
cort rarriet* in llnaton l**t w.ek.
Among lh o « which e*rap*.i •••flout dninagi »«« tin- N.*lienle
Bay, formeily commande.l by
(?alll. Smoot, former ;ki|ipe, >1
th e Sanford ataiiun.
Bank* all ov«r Florida are repurting tirmcmlou* gain* In d>rposit*. Tito (tateinrnU 'of mine
of the larger read like the New
York bank*. We don't know who'*
g o t all l hi* money, but there
•holild be pVjnly of capital for
future development* it it it pul
to work.
i'retident Truman i* nut happy
u iu r the new Ol'A hill. "It couldn't
be any worse.'' he *ay*. It would
help though if - it d idn't give th*
people anything hut ren t control.
S ubetitutts for high priced butter,
competition
among
automobile
produced, ah lrt maker* gnd other
manufacturer* will toon bring
o ttu r price* down.
5eW >U *Si
A friend of oure cannot underatond why we did not like Sidney
Hillman. We did not like him be
ca m e he wa* .the kind t>f perxnn
who call* atritoe, and (trike* are
"*JU»ANe»
fpOOOHNm la what you need mo»t In a tit*. And
A today's new Kelly Hand* up longer becauw H*b
,touther.
since It Include*
L e u o L e n d balance* amountto nearly a billion dollar*, knd
kbii*hlng a p n x ad en t for the
worth o f other L*mU<*M*
la. A nother prrcetleni I* eel
lean it-e lf fo r le t I*, wot
poMd th a t iXYiflemd will be
ly country seek lag .heqdoM thl* country. T hey Aral
ie juet «« they came a fte r
t w ar and Finland -w a i.u a
^ th a t .ever paid any of It
,
THAT'* WHY K tllY S OlVfe YOU M OH "OO”!
T h m Kelly* arc new from bead to tread, taking fun
advantage of the latett Improvement* In material and
methAf*. They're built in a new modem plant by
OW-tiroe experienced wortfitm.
t
YOU CAN DKPVfTD OH RIUYSI
,
Come In and tee for yourtell why thtoe tougher tire*
STAFFORD'S
SERVICE
Cdr. 2nd 4k Sanford
spent by General
benefits for MU
I t ten'* a new thing for Gencml Electric to p a t ttnJW
than money into pay envelopes for its employees,
“•Job divldefida"—these eitraa that G-E employees gat
in addition to
have a sound business reason, l b
bo successful, a company must be efficient A man with
Bwirtfr Worries can produce more efflddntly; which makes
HWfthfSf benefits ponaible. •
Profit.sharing plans, relief and loan plana began over
10 years ago a t General Electric. Life inauranoa for ettt.
.
-
dition to wages
in extra
Pension plana ware started 63 y a m ago. And vacaUona
Every employee h it a etake hi the future of General
Electric- For out of its sticcees—end only oat of euecees
—caA come farther advance* in living atandards. That
�Y~
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T U E S D A Y , JULY 16. 1946
P A G E THREE
T H E SA N FO R D HERALD, SA N FO RD . FL O R ID A
Miss .Janicci* D row n M a r r i e s S u n d a y
i Clyde Terwille^ar
l)r. Ralph Tolar Is
R eporis C olters
A f t e r n o o n In M e t h o d i s t C h u r c h i
Host At Ranch Party
. —-r~.
Social
A n d Personal - Activities
M**« Ju titiw (ii h u h lliMwii. filtL -kin mill t h i l l ' Ijauttrl h'liylli j Undet tile Vicft"
1 Mi. Ralph fata: »«• ho*! on
. Saturday evening at the I oiar * »Lti *,iti#-| inf Mi liitiil Md . T 1% • I* eve-. Shi* tiiiiK'.l , 1'iotitiiel ( the St-niimde ' oil l
TELE. N O . 14 8 m llai't' I’o.i lla n o " on Back H» - ati. »ti* iiilit i ittl Sinitint .ii
pink a - 1d . ami c.i ....... . ii -1 me til he i * arid
>i .if \,ini I1. M in lhv l'ii *1 u n i t ari artuiittrin - r < th,- une doting Mo p.t i
lit ad J -■vt1-11 oi I at- I'oiinty (oi
tin '"lie'- then goll garni' l*la
.10 *»ut-itm»l -uppt i pal IV lot \Uis.Mh,f i lii-iit'h !“ Mu!Itin f- I (tU'wei- in her li.oi
c>
.ii*1-. -ip t*■t to-htio* ,li ink*- \\ I
Krtwk, **»ti uf Mi »• A M» imitIn* wane a pal• friendB it grua'hi-ietl *-l
vtf in k *«f * !“ ’•
\ r r t el a hall- on -l.o e o n p-ok i l-atul geltfd the li-ifo,. ».| III ut-d Mr* J, N. I- f
•i t I■
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Hi y .1. K
%f« ***** gl-rve*. a oiitiiC ' »l .we--rh*-nft lawti «ha i . and
T o lai. j JO Kn*l Tenth S treet, and
ion-* aid tdaek a*.r*.i- t.
tu.
| • ! ?**t fiU‘t |
1 h|4
rl'tfn ilM l'
lm (uu<
The la id Vann
motored
out
to
the
lodge
tngethllr^ . A. \ \ . Lpti*. president
Mm . Ilarrv ltob»*m rntri tnmvd j
A
i
erept
n*
’
wai
•
•!.?
at
th
e
,
of Ml
a* iiif.tr -'I vvlll'c1 k'lailnilu t ' an.
a populat chon
of tho Sunfonl Garden t'lub. an- for her children. Ruth, Jean und j >,,, w . R. Fort *p.-ni the week i r.
finhlia*** I uIh*iih c ». piPr**. I home of the litide'. parent* mi durit.i, th, pa**. lAtvk
Tin toed tea* cook xl 'Oii.li oi » tt»
nounred toiluv .tin t there 'w ill H airy. J r . honor ng their swornl. eml
\ \ lirhul:« visiting Mi
m I lint fa’ht*. I fittnlti.tbf j* mediate.* folliiwiitt: h v ceie m -ey
on chatroal burner* hy the lui-t lvitiw
be an im porting meeting of th« ami fourth birthday- nt the Roll.
(?! |i fi
t Ivde 1v t -iil
u |„, ,s
Ml*. At la1**. Mi* S t lirtdiaiu
.i»-istnl l.\ Jits I II 1 epuiC. ui*b lii;lit«>il u liitr
tfLat.l of the club on Ltiduy at eon home on Orange Avenue Satk!i t ilt
IHilted
the
am) i|f*
Burke St>, -■ o l re * t :
t II. V \rvv until J | .t|i*i .resisted
RitIhtH I’mmlcy ,!i
“ LOO A. M. ml the t hnmlx-r i f
tolar !
phavet* iinti t a ' i .
unlay.
afternoon
with
u
party
I
Mi«*
Catiline
Must*
-pent
the
Cummetto RnlMihg,
with the preparation and serving| Late V»‘H T fiilv** f i I ’* \ Ui ay •*** thi- guest* and IB - tiar.v I ee Richard t'
l*-i D
tian u '. were enjoyed on rhe.* weekend
vt*tiim of li-.nt
St. Cl-ive* the tiielj - t>•ho. ,
In a m -tir tellititr uf j not Mr* Iti.U'it MiA WA! ««i U,- Important m a lle i. that have lit tvit by the following; Dunnk' hri patei
and IB- M * ‘ VI. ■ ' — ■ i
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h
ow
*etvinu
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Mt
-epltte* iht guests enjuyed the -If*, I eWn-t. -Itirni-limg th-.- aupnrrl
nr. sen, pertaining to gulden i hit, Grant,--Judy Ludwig. (Vaym‘ itml
Billy. J a*- a 1 ii ."o' . i* ' Mt *
*«rk sinre the lft»t ichiiL i 1-,-aid Harhnrn Kvnn«, il-deit Pittur-l,
hai,L,
Taylor Brown o -itrd a- Margai*,l Myei- l.o' - t i •• t a o 11r. and M
til l i f
I lllo Mi.
and
.Mr*,
fer
(
I
ini'
I
ee
and
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v eeting. will lot taken up. AH
i l- n-m f--i th-- ,pii*nio --i*tt
Rov William.. ! Ii
'
Mi.
and
Mt
amt
daughter,
Katie
Rotlie
Reel,
Judy
ami
Jane
Brown,
M r*i-S tiark " a - i f-i a t,.| o
IsMltl inemltrrs ore urged t.i IWHatty- I t*-, Jr and Walt- S|»-el,.
e.
III. *
lr .. Her. t. |
Tommy Kirkland, I timid .I I'tvlot to North < arid in a ’■>*<t
the h-*WI M'hool- i" t attend -d r tlp.it tict
l-teoent.
•
* W. Altman...*
* - - kA| F, uflff a . th,. H.lit'iami
Mrs, .1.
r*ml* y . \ i if C - mil'
W arren McCall, Beverly Gray. Week*.
m <ItuRtillgtOll I.1 i 1 l 4
Mont*,
Mr- llirliatil Brown. Mi to < Mr*.
I * hrhlr - a i i a wliitr
Me* llelil
■I l'l y Collrift. Charley ILeginv,
Mit-timk was
..tame- frapp*.
M> amt Mr*. l’- w • width feat lo rd a ftp! l o t ttiHiterV, Ala
v |; -..c
t.nlh Jean ami Marry lleli-tHt, Jr. - Mr. in til Mr?, K. II. I'tirtci Bought* Sten-trom . Mr. amt Mr*, I - 'fiituatimt a a long l i a r
All * Mr n I M.
educated in tin- ft,'-, t . \
M
While refreshm ent* of u . rieam SrttVf u« thrir irur^t M)?t
I,oi'l* dud re** nth , i i
111* "'! ' an.I M-a.'t* I S|h-rart M.
I
Ihile
I.-'
Scott.
Jr..
Mi-Ol-t'n
L-r,yoke
w
til
l-f-i*-|i
*,
Hnldwin. l.nn»r !•*
i
ahd rn kc..w er- being se r-i.l the thy Curry
Naval ‘ ■“"1 Mr*, t*. W Spct-i,
' My-on. Mi*. M u i.a te l licit/. Ml*, i t
. -'-vered * i,tto*i. I- hi, U •it • iti-ehar.e tiolll th- 1
VV I. U did.m 'll
rhihlren hy .th e ho*fe« a*«i»t«-.l lain! D»r thi;?
lie wa- ,,r
I'
II. Tep*ic
Mi*- Kli/alirth t 1•
i _ ,t. w„ fi-,» l-o.
,.f i *• Hi -i rve n* a *J * it i|
i 1 I von-. I’trii i!i i
l>y Mr*. Rom m Tuybd t-i»«l.it*.
^.
t-V H ■i f >| fi jo, , riatmn-il at tin- 1" a! an -t.itmnt Mt*
Ann Jh’hjuiH a till f W hit; mail* Mr** Jean Whigman. W,. r
| hat* ami not el tv balloon- w ire* . ' miolcf,
' Loli
fiti ,i|>,'io»hiinteK i« tear*, -Th > Mt. and Mt*. lame* Uidlte Mi
{Mi*. Shirley Fir*. Mi-* t nlherine » r! - f l l l t i « l * i n which
.Mm
Jiihn*«in.
Irfl
t«»j al#o presented the truest* a- fa-. 1*' HAPPY BIRTHDAY
SI1-- c- il •• (dun to In i a- ta. u li.nue ami Mi * Mill'll A\ nelrlicl. It t
S C, ft>r nti ' tiortlon and *Mi-* t -eelia Teiilnck.- *' -a-h* l.v a |?u*- coronet
vor*. The color scheme , f pink j lAloiiiltsI
'
,l" JlamptiHi*
Wit
Ilft/el Mi. andM>
i "lim
i.o rii.l a .h o u i’i lutn-piet ,.t tnhe if CluVift.*
vlult.
Al.o
Braxton
IVrMtt.*,
Jr..
W
al
jnnd yieett ,\va. cnriie*l out ill the 11
July 17
M t. B .
liaut*. R 1 f - n n . ' l
fore-.
Out-of-town
giie-t-.
ineliii!*
d
ter
IInvtiE*.
Jr-,
Holier!
Mil*.m,
! refreshm ent* dint favor*. PtW.-i
Mtmuo Lloyd Buy! Sim tv via.
.Mr*. Kennetht W at'kfr and -on Clyde TerwilW iy".
'It-- v-*.r, dNslrr! T*-'.- -iviM - f Mt- M T. XDtihe!1 Mt- ii f
I* Bi-hoo,
Mnijrarvt Dttheie
were, won hy several gue-t*.
Uoldiy are spentlifltf a week rfuh Jr., Donald June*. Karl Jeter. II. I" 'w . wore a -t-a Ki- . -s . l. '.vti Spi'irint; and Mi-- laufliti of -.in. Jet iv nud term St’n ltli.'.'i •*ley S|>«*iK',r and Fal I.eVV-WhM
Mr. and Mr-. Sydney tl. Clui»_e, A., Newiu.m. J r . atm.I Dr. Tolar. i t n*stfs|ul»i'l te with low *’i klitu- Sttinsnln.
l«»l
* ‘*
Jr. at Hi mom I Itench.
SOCIETY EDITO R — C e c e lia T ru lu ck
'*• Harden Club Hoard
Robson Children
Meeting Friday Honored on Birthdays
1
Pe rs o n a l s
oov'r THROW
!*»i
OLD
REPAIRING MAKES OLD
RADIOS SOUND UNE NEW
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FLORIDA
1
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T E R R A CHYE T A L K
I
a^C E C K L IA
Mr. am | Mr-. It. A. Cold* ami
I
! -Miss F r a n c o s F<lith U»vt»joy W amIs
GENEVA
-NhWS-rr
—
\. i„ Riiran
ililtwhler arui. Mi. and M l- c iT .
\. Cold, -pent SolUtdiiy III St.
•nirLUCK-j
I’uier-hutg ami Tam pa.
- - Tfavaf rse»hm
u* b bS bK 3 E mens.
r
%*.
Mr* 1 arl Lumlltlett h.l« return
! f LAIR WHITE, It!
f. . i!o.
M» *m«! Mr * rhnrl«*« llnimlejr
| week .
1.1 EOT. TATI'M l* e-J flojn a week at ILdlo G la d e .
and Wt-rl I'ttltn Bench where *lm i.f I . m i p a :*r» \i»« tink r !n*i *4*1*r.
ju*t hack from a flight !•■ rnnMi5. Ild c n l uili’ll.
F ranee . . . MRS. Jui|,N I .U . vi,ril'd Mi- Robett Riedtd
Mr aiai Mt►. Kvftn I'utiUhnll
i- in the hu-pilul in ii ay, re-. *. ;
Mi
W. M. Mos-el while m l nn l i»n Mamiv win ln t\t tn-ril
Mia. .for eye treatment
II. IL Mitt: JIRS. J. It. ASHLEY and child- children. Hilly and SyIvin .11 iv< , ak• if iii if M« •Itlii
«»H*k. Irfl
• Iren,
FAYE,
REGINALD and hav * lelutf-r,*) front vi*tting with- • If hull tui tin*
I'lnLtv fftif limit httfiit in
, JACfjI'EI.INK, are vUiting i-ln- Ivial l i e , in Mntveu. N. t*. *
tive* in A-hhum. tin. , ; . \ j;s
malvria, Vn.
! WALLACE WRIGHT h *p. mlMi mni Mt*. <* •: Mi IDlt!« M l
Mi* Ilynr v Wnlyntt iittil- Mr ^.
ill lav fit* VttlcMt , tl*.
ing u week in Cocoa b - the gtie-l
Ward
litlianl
in
th« v liiiin - t
of MILS RUSSELL S N u il
»i| •|H’llt| n '* i* it ImD v•*H Iftf ♦
|i*iiniiiii« M r l “ him * t
tJDDGK and MRS JAMES f,
|w family.
Mavnl *>ti Imr !*•« t h d a y l a s t T l i u r a , SHARON at rived home today
iHix
.
j from Wti-hington. It
uheuI mvid HpiNi r It*ft FHilaji
Mr an<| Mf' F
Mt
lliii ri'
tll«y have spent the pa-t tto-L»hiuMi anti
he.
£* Y»• ♦i. l l n * i f i n i l - t Mr
1 b m tft
t.- h i / i . ,
WCfltx
They n -iic il
i .'it
V n l i r " ihkiHi- m Kli* turd
• »f f •• * itiix! h i * ' n i t , I In i ii It . J t
VIpm in law nnd .Ian," a'M . If *11 K«*v t t . 1
IS l: Mill pi > a n d
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MILS. BAY M r t a i .l. of ..... leva. j u'< *»«| j*di <>it i=«M»kfn|f
d| Ma f**» l ia vtnna \»bi t** !b»’\ plan i.tli.t lipnrlt Ml* I ’
fl. f . FULLERTON. G. W B E N i him liam bur^fr^ with
.** «iiny*T an*! damfli!* >.
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JOHNSON. J. S.
TROTTER
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GOODING.
MRS.
LORRAINE
Mr. niul Mm . M- I*. TUN
Min. Hntnbl (' Waubbiini mni
hi* pmlv given at th- TOLAR l w i n dfiiitfh iff* . VIa r »t \ »
Mill* i fin k. liiiYP r p t ii i n*
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The E. IL CARTERS have „* brine bv Mr*, W. r . Mum* »H h
V iM IT H . MJIS. It. f . MCAI.EX- their gur*t a ttim lin - DOROTHY will v U lt in Metnphip for •everal
ANDER. MRS. II. E>. REED, CURRY i f RaMwin. lo n g M a u l Hrdoi.
MRS, S A M U E L I’ULESTON.
M R S . II. n. P 0 I* E :, M R S
GEORGE STINE. MRS. It it
PIPPIN, T A Y L O R
BROWN,
1. . . DOROTHY i* a friend df
LIEUT. JAM ES r \H T E n who
recently m admit..I .......
W .-t
I Point
She will he » vt-itm
MRS. J. N. TOLAR. MRS. f , L.
IRWIN. LR. BARRY Z , S 1 !S
BY. DR. L. MUNSON. MRS. I*.
II. TEPSICMRS Bll I
TYRE ami MILS. GEORGE MC
CLELLAND.
The Sunday night buffet sup
rify flit i»nr vceok
BRANAN
will
-tail
-iiutitiii *rhni*l tie-i week at .the
Cnlverstit of t I
Bplans t<> r nipt-1fifth yeat
•>f urrhit** tui ul
The
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our
FRANK
•of (ha 11 game*
tier-lining
Miami aw i' iip»U *»f Mt
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Mr-
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Country 'more
k»>puUr and everyorre
UltSdaughter,
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IR. and
GF.ORG K
S HU*
UHA4-" »U lh In th# league . *• . Other*
PH
IL GRABbeing Security Lumber Company.
Mm * Amunrment Company, CarLYDE TERWILLEOAR. pente* Union. Ifayne* and W illi
MR. .m l MMS. ED am* F urniture Company an I
W H I T N E R , MR-' and Robson Sporting Good* .
BRYANT and other* MIRS JA N IE C E BROWN wa»
led 8 tmday aftern o o n ’ and
EDITH LOVEJOY fl.tu ililiUtlUi
Pit "‘- IW ss^0^
111 NVI.S1 I I KSI
Ibai
SiOttV KlutPl.
able |n mee*ure It.
Je*u« Himself tll-l not give »
i definite value.
He placed i*
above the whole world 8 j wh.vi
could IP* value lie. Thi* lira
*urr I* the eternal e*i*t<ng »ou'
o f man.
It 1* aamething we
will own. when all thlna*
this world F*ve v*ni*hH.
*'
we ebarith . n d feed it. it wHt
mean everlasting iov. but «h<ml ‘
we neglect It. th-n it wi'l be »o
u*. everlasting shame and
tempL
Dr. Jame* N. Roheop ha.
Our great theme should l**
turned f—m em-ndl-g •»protagticn of our «oul*. If
vGtBog relative, pn | frt-yid* *-*l| r#nv- to the C*-ur:h c f
'a r h r r W t - s and Xlnerlng Ji.
Fifth »t. ami Hr"v A— . • •p** J e - r e , V. Ijiil.lr** .f»*„ night Evelyn Hardin will gi>-• nen» the west a s s t In Memo- r o t a r-raveHotinn that you ran
ten V* - I t) , M# n t fr. - h » i* have flltftl lltat wil' t » * u ~ v-j
e*:ti |Wf*|e1—» --sjtm fi't fer ta- the nreteetk a o ' Im* n rlcek •
I T S I* t- yotir In
RH*- eeeelv*J In a-* eu»omoH'- ftreainre.
Thormond *pcnt
the weekend In Coronado with
Mr. and Mr*. Wiliam Vthlrn
and Mr. and Mr*. Earl Ihuuuy
who h iv e a cottage fr..- *e--er»l
week*. Alio visit In.- the Vildrn*
rn d D»**ey* are H ri I.. M. Telford and her father, M. A Lyon*
of Port Rulnhnr. lar. Mire Mamie
Hlc»V of A leiaodrla, La. and Mr*!
D. Soaiey, Sr.
M|*a
B etty
•rorej-.nanle-l
hi* tera»t th a t you come.
mi
sir mix
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PHONE. 9 53
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Chestnut ii.-l-lt'd hv Mi-. |lo
Scott'* Hirer )(|
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Al. hie
al'd
Mi*. Ft-d ward Rotelei att-l Mi
llU-llait|l
daughter*
Betty.
Bavi
Mr*, p. H. Tepsie Irfl today to Nancy and Jean Scrdt I
nend a mouth in New Vmk City, Roanoke. Vn, were gin—ta -ol Mis W VI Scott la
She plan* to sllidv at the \utei
f h t m li
h ijitatt Scht-id of Bnllr! amt with the T h e D a n s
a Ii-ltiige at Daytona t!
Can*Inn family for ftutlo-i .tudy itu* monlti -d July
in Spanish danriiie mol witli Get
'all Cummins and Ju, 1 SinntrI IPUl l —’I t ) t I.It--1 I ,,t '
1for ta|i
S Naval llitsptlal Patti- I
S i is vm ting t-'i p..i--ni
Mi»* lairtaim- J r ! !>•>•> ride
hrntid her second Inrin.lay -n and Mi* W. M t olbeit. tlu
lath Street Mt-* Wllli.uu
; July It)
Her falh-jt. I.owrtl f
i Jeffords
served Iti th.
I
S "I Lt. McClellan. Ala i
visiting her parents, Mi mii.I 1
Army in (ht- Philippine liivasum CoR'irL I J -Ut. Wiitlr. w Ii** It i-|
'a n d received hi* di-ehntge list ly graduated flam Military
Octnt-er, He is now etnf-li.yrd hy rrnmrnt Hrlutol, fyirli-l* Bait
tlu- Atlunti- Coast Liu.* in Pul- Pa., left Monday t-o I'ulif
ait k n.
arid will tie frail I m r thi* mm 'ii
for the Wester-! Pacific.
Mr. and Mr*, IL It lovlltee
of Longvrni-d are artnounring the
Mr.* and Mr*. Ed»Jtd S. M.
marriage of their daughter Bet
Call nnd children, Ed*t.-rd. Jr. at-i
ty Lou to Benny Keigen of AllaSusan, have returned from -n* > 1
monte Spring* on July H.
mg two taeek« at Corntulo Il-ach
Mr*. Ketga’n w«* eniph veil at
Whl'-- the*-- Me* M-'t'all’s ei-'h ''
the II. and A. Store on Sanford
Mrs.
N . 11. McCaiit*. ami thoAvenue for the past nine months
The couple plana t o tnuke their brother*. Bob Jim and Chnilt
McCanU o f Pensacola, who have
home in I-onjrwood.
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recently returned from two yra- <
j\r*. Oulda WiLton returned ' o'*rr*en* »ervir* in the Artni
Saturday front Sehring. She p f l i vi»Be,I them over thr weekn I
an Thursday to ae-ompany her of Ju ly Uh.
daughter Jean home. Jean hudy jjy ■
hocn spending two weeks with her
BURIED T ltE A H IR B
mother** brother-in-law ami *!•■
Buried in the heatt *-f m-".
ler, Mr. nnd Mrs. F. I. Morgan. I< a nrlrelere treasure. The vatu,Mr*. E»rar I*r»re accompan»:d of thi* treasure i* *o great that
Mr*. WiUon to HeRring.
no *erku* mindetl man h»* evrr
Wt* iifp ( u lr h r n t
S p ilu - J o Tina VV'rt-k
12 IH w i t h (lit M iiyi «*i I D i*| ii « < pi! iiiii A l b u m .
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*»np nitfht rrcrniiy rm ,,i»
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^.ub featured ehichen a ta king. f«>« . T h» S f nf' rd, ‘
ham, macaroni and chce*«, to*- organltad a team to rnak
toil oalad, hot roll*, r«IUht« ami
coffoa amid magnolia*
Among those attending
were
MR. and MRS. JOHN IVEY and
da tighter, KAY’, UR. and MRS.
JAMES RIDGE, MR. am! MRS.
ROY WILLIAMS, MR- and MRS.
CHARLES E. SPENCER. MR.
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TUK SA N M JItU HKKALU, H A N H JltU , KiA IK tliA
f A C E PO U R
Beach Cops 8 To .5 Decision Over Celery Feds
H a y n e s & W illia m s D o w n H e r a ld N e w s m e n In
The O l r t ) FH< j»im1 the Dod
gers tungl** iutii*hl nt (hr Munici.
pul I’ark in (hr final iramr »t U»t
current two-game scrie* between
Ihf two Florida S tate I,rs*iir lto.\ COIIH
ritibe. The Xante ia slated to get K i l i r r m i Q , 1
underway at K: 15 I’. M.
Tuttlr. Jb .
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CITY ISLAND 1’AJIK, HAYTO.»/t It. /it n , July tu, (.Special!
K fit m e t. 2
- M anager Ed Levy's G cirij Fed* Hhurpf.
•
blaate/l nut an even ilorru hit* «il-.rIn. If
h e n laat night hut rnuliln't hum h Hrynni. *4
T
them w rl| enough to lie more
♦a v t o n a i i k a c h
effective. Consequently the Fed*
went down In ikfual a* lh.» Day
tona Reach Dodger*, the leafue'a
lb
cellar club, tacked up their -'12nd I’halHfii.'
r
win of the sea* mi by .1 .core
non* if . If
HlrWufl* if, l b
of K to 5.
lair*, if
It waa the Fed* .'kith Jn*» of the fK
r>i*ltk*ii!. »»•
aeaaon against a record of 51 Lihskry, |» * ------£*_.
—
vlrtorle*. The In** laat nWlit did *Tnldiii
not injure the Fail lead »v*r the HAN Pill*
HI. A ugustine Samt* a* Mannerr "
•II11iitf: Hilvfr'rtTinii. : 1
Rill S trit-trk ’* ancient city nine U l j , H l t i t i K M* Hrvil'
n
o
/Jut*** 2
dropped a 3 fn I derision to the H rnn.$ r jHtfArnrl.*
- T u t l l r , |iry««M
lan*burg I*ad.err.
Kti#h
i».i11**fi In
The game was n free hitting U v y 2, H l l f r f m a n . I
- V rqTlUst _tr>sn •b-gintdhjf " to • «nifc
The two pltcheVs, both trading
their club* in hlllintf. faced each
other on the m«un>l a* Imth clulw
fattened their hatting average*.
Iluddy 1-nke sc u t tu the hdl
•for thji Fed* and he nllowed II
I lodger* to smack out saft
‘ Meanwhile, the FV*I* were collec
ting their 12 hit* off Joe l.inskey.
Dodger outfielder who wu« tidied
on by Manager Johnny Hi-xh to
do the hurling.
Among the 23 m flie i recorded
laat evening, there were four
double*, four Irinje. and n lion •
run. The four doulil** .werr all
'ill by Fed player*. J q jiy Silver
titan, Rob Tuttle, I.*vy and Hob
| THE BOX SCORE
Moss Takes
|
Over Second
Place In Loop
M U jtfO hy scoring in eight of
10 s ta rts
Haynes & William* jumped on
startin g hurter, Eddie Johnson,
for four hits in the initial frame,
lied W illiams' circuit clout climax
ed the four run slant**. The New*,
men gathered In. jjielr fir*! run in
the second inning liut <**11 Furniiurem cn 'came '-ark with n *pair
in their* half iiT the second whi-if
Roy Ilritt doubled with two mates
aboard.
,
Khnki cjoth U woven fri
diffeiont colored llirfatl*
seventh Triple Crown winner In
IVstun 4nWtirr.
wa*
euc-
crUsvful in twirling »hutmit aoflIml! for the rent nf the* runt* ft
without
in h«f water a
Rinifh lime.
In I»t» Hrru m l h a l f "f lm* t n g h t ' i
t w i n hill, th*?
L uitiImt
Com | « n y nir** ".**• d^f^At***! l»y
A6EL
Gilbert
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MioIieAA s-tHTfes
sWtMMisle 5fA(?naov\
EkrjApoft, f t e c a t p f e i o e e iA
Tit6 tOOMeffcg, iooM C fC * AdP
•loo
f e c e stVi-c c v e * h t
iiA
fdATiVE* Q^OAsIfK/
< l c S fX <c*s Age pcnwpvto-
o-s A«Cl.-t6 UCAp-fye*A idiikA
PerfdSti. Of-lUgift idATiosJAt- AAil,
*<PAM CiUAiptpdSdlP **1AjJ&USf*
the Mu** Amiffnun.’ii t (itiipHiiy
THE CLUBHOUSE
STANDINGS
lAg«lght y«IJ
ftolld i t m n l for f»it-tr»vcling 'excct.* A«
'packing, and you can kiM those wtinklra
goodbye b«caute...VAL-'A-PAK keept
Jmiythlng In fock-h-isll tritf
/A
.through if^aVatf com pirt|duck, natural tt ddl t
.leather trim.
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60
51
45
14
30
30
21
38
40
41
47
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I a-t-.lr.ii g
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52
Daytona .Reach
32 54
Yesterday's Results
J,ee*huig 3; .St. Augustine 1
Gniru-svill* 7; DcLand 5.
Dnytuim Reach 8; SANFOKI
Orlando M i J ’nlalkii 4.
Games Tntlly
Daytnnn I'-arh n t Sanford.
I’alatka at Orlando,
l.-eshurg at Kt. Augustine.
Delatnd nt Gainesville. .
'ibtfukr M It t< tmirtt Positively no un-
'’m enti...Sturdy brown
Orlando
HANFORD
St, Augustine
DeLanil
I'alatka
Gainesville
:
flB .
t ’J TV S l i m t A I L LEAGUE
Team
W. L
l*rt.
Ilaynr* t: M'dliama
6 V 1.000
Moss Amusement (kt
it. C .000
Th? Kanlnr*) Herald
22
.500
Security l.umbci tki. X 2 A00
Kubson Rptny. Goods
24
.13$
C arp sn tsri’ Union
06
J0 0
Result, 1-oot N ight
Huynjg-s T Williams 8, Herald t
Hos* 6 , Security Isamhar 4
* Game* Thursday N ight
Moss vs Clnheon
Carpenters vs Security
Robert J .
K ltberr.
Here’s a Hot One:
Sunburned Trout
.
Wiickvr
MIAMI, Ju.y Id—OP)—Will I..
(Hud) Walton, for thru*.- j u i > «
baci with the University of H o n
da footiiall team, ha.* J'dn.-d 1I1 .
Miami Scnlmwk* of the All-Aitu'ncan fpothali Conference.
Walton'*
contract
was
the
fiftieth received a t the Heahawk*
office here, lie wl'l v'pOrt with
other* on the st|ua<l July 23 at
Asheville. N. C„ for training.
Ananult won only $17,160 last
year. He >*arned tlte bulk of Alia
booty thia spring, winning fix of
seven race*. He .began with the
tU perim rntal No. 1 at Jamaica
and lea* than two week* later
Walton played fr."#(tnmn
won the Wood Memorial.
hull at H onda in UK!” ami nf*l
three year* of varsity enmputition from 1U38 to 11M0.
Confirmatibn of the contract of
Jim Keynolda, former Auburn fullhark, who ha* just been dlschurg.
• d from the Murine Corps, also
wa* rereived nt the Haithatvk*'
office. Reynold* liven til (lordttn,
The Haynes and Wiliam* Furnilurenipn la st night continued to
set the pace in th? City Softball
League when I (icy pounded out a
y to f> victory over The Sanford
Herald Newsmen.
.\ft-miu Jnlt*.
ring the last of thu«a
mlanee figure* at th«
ind race track*. Either
icther the average fan
oxan when promoter*
illaw th eir projects to
I.
lough assignm ent in
r world to say somelooks possible ju>t
to happen.
|W l i e T ig h t by tele,
w asn't the rr« | thing
And I'm voting that
for many, many year# somebody
like Mike Jacobs will be able to
count l/ox office receipt* of two
or more million* from those end
less "liattlna nf the century.'*
even while non-pnying fan* Innk
on from their parlors,
■
There's no evhiencr that mo
tion pictures of htg bouts havu
hurt actual attendance, though
It's been possible for a long
tim e to *ee a champion*hip con
test at* one-hundredth the cost
of a ringside seat. If anything,
film* have helped build interest
In fights.
Of course, the movie versions
luck the suspense of th e original.
Rut you get suspense on thy
radio, and the f a rt th a t the fig h t
was broadcast didn't m m to h u rt
the Louis-Conn take. And b ase
ball attendance is hitting a new
peak this year, despite the ability
of fans to kvep tluiir pockets
buttoned and enjoy p retty com
petent rc'porl* by radio.
No m atter what science Im*
been able to produce so fn r,
th em 's nothing to rap tu re the
,sp irit of a big sports event like
being there to witness it yourself. An electrical excitepient a t.
ways goes with a championship
fig h t—an intangible som ething
about the crowds th a t makes the
apactator fa«l th at h e ’s p art of
the show.
There were als/ut 400 person*
in a U rge room looking at fo u r
television receivers at one p arly
(He night nf the lAiuis-fjonn n(fair. And while granting it w»*
a dull contest, there was little
j enthusiasm expressed when the
1fig h ters entered the ring, vir-
ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS
f W A S H IN G M A C H IN E S
• VACUUM CLEANERS
• SEWING MACHINES
TROTTER APPLIANCE SERVICE
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P H O N E 1064-J
DURANGO,
Colov— (Ab—S u n
burned tm ut hail John lltndcr*
son vtnrtjtd for a while but now
the Durango fish hatchery su
perintendent
I# resting
moru
■nsily because he’s figured oul
th at th - fish get over their sore
buck*, ju .t like people. He ex
plained that when the hatch
ery's
Lochlewn
trout occupy
••-•ry
crowded
quarter*
they
I u*h
and shove each other
enough »« their hack* m e out of
water nrnl exposed in ti,. sum
mer sun. Then tom is burning,
peeling and • raw spots — hut
the«e heM| over two to three
w eek, a f -’r the fish are planted
in stream s.
tually none while the ti-mg wa*
in progress, ami not a cheer
when J ot floorer! (o n ft in the
eighth round. For all the excitemen] that scroen generaterl, the
aurlicnco might have imen w it
nessing one of those movie travelog ties.
l t ‘s the guts* here that when
yutt don’t fee] silly cheering at
a lelevinfen receiver or yelling
encouragement to a figure on <*
screen, you ran s ta rt worrying
al/nul the hoy* at the Imx-offlre,
MUNICIPAL PARK
E tvtona .
8:15 P.M.
Beach vs. Sanford
BOWLING CONTEST
Starts July 20, 19*16
A P R IZ E W ILL BE
G IV E N fo r th e high — o n e fo r m tn . one
for
lad iea.
D cth ili
eat sco re o f th e w eek
w ill be on th e b la c k
b oard at th e
SANFORD
BOWLING ALLEY
A cro ss From R it i T h e a tr e
Base Cabinets
13
18
24
30
24 Inches Deep
Inches Wide
Inches Wide
Inches Wide
Inches Wide
'M V* Inches Hitfh)
*30 Inches Wide ..
(B rea d D r a w e r )
,
36 Inches Wide .
42 Inches Wide ..
48 Inches Wide . .
Wall
Cabinets
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(12 Inches Deep
Wide .... $18.00
18 Inches Wide
19.00
21.00
24 Inches Wide
26.00
30 Inches Wide
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36 Inches Wide
42 Inches Wide
Open Wednesday!
CORRECT MEN’S
CL B. “HOT* PALMER’S
MAKE AVIATION YOUR CAREER!
1 3 th S treet at F ren ch A v en u e
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Amusement Company
Records Win Over
Security
Lumber
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inning hyv Ken Wttcket v hn wn*
prom ptly nicked for three more
Futnituium cn run# in their half
of the third.
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PIN BOYS white. Apply at
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HTATC tic PlJi|tll«,V Til
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Sanford Bow ling Alley.
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STEN 0-TY PI8T. E x pe i t e n e e Mill
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thi* *fidltiwlng tiem-f ihv.l
preferred hut not ahsolutely It. tn*lt, Mirtiigati,
i-io^nrijr in Ihr (Viiutt) • f K*mV*di rt#»■ hrfrl.y otdrrrd nfnf
e-e n tiiil. permanent position,
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good iiPli'il limity
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M t.t. th.< lily brut
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NEW TIRE SAFETY
AT V 2 THE COST
With
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Advertisements
r o tu & h t
I A D ttC U B
Hal
SMALL »p#rlm m l. Rift W. I l l
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It C arina Rmwn Cupenh a f tn tHrihayv plant.*, ready
M UST hase furnislitwl hou»ft or
upHltmcnt j)«(or«i jA ugual^ 1’,
1‘rrmarifRt, no chlliftVn. W uller
Hllfh. Ph. 82*\V.
A ik Iftttl to Nov. tat. Place
your order now for early de
livery. Cftll 705-.M.
FACTORY-M ETHOD
recapping
Too r*t the *tma fsmoai
f o n n d In th*
l i e rirs s ta n * De Lax*
trend
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Jr SPORTING GOODS
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SM East Finn St.
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Bedding A
Banfonl Matlre** F act .
i Phone 113ft and B72-J
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BOARD Johnson
P, Good condition.
Phone
H 8 TERY fa _
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A lJt t C U S WANTED
T yuiir ta r, regardless
or condition. Roy Reel,
Ind S L ____________
SAVE 20c out of every dollar
you spend fo r fire, windstorm,
IIL E In goo.1 condition
automobile, workmen's compOh'
Will
* sation, burglary, liability 4nd
other k tn d i of Insurance. You’ll
like our alvldeneil paying poL
. . . broken down sewing
kiee. c . M. Boyd A Co.
bines, any make. Box 392.
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SNAPSHOTS—printed, developed,
enlarged. We copy old photo*
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NICIIOLLS STUDIO
220 .MeDch Bldg., Phone I IBS
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drsr
lost
a rbuNO
S iS f iR o silver charm
with four charms. Sentlmenlkl
vaiue, reward. Telephone I ft.
LOST—Bay mare, ‘crippled la
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tar*ty today.
R ap . JO c V a lw
The Sensational
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H lo n tl
M n p .s
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fiascfstly
fr t p a r tJ by g«sd Mr .'(ally
I l l s d a p s of sta te s and
stre e t mans of p rln rlp sl
citls*. Mtti-srs chart shoas
dirtsnes betTrysn citg i.
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HARDW ARE
COM PANY
Our Modem P lant a n d D a iry
it 20th A Summerlin
Ml the Milk You Want
P H O N fe 1001 or 2 3 0 2
I S * ''®
FO R
REGULAR
D E L IV E R Y
George C. Harden, O w ner A Mgr.
ti*vv|
M 1 / *• t, i ’ tl
Da itirr your d ie t la p ro p erly b a la n ced w ith rich
e tta m ? m ilk th a t is p rep ared to m eet th e h ig h est
d tern m en t atan d ard a o f purity . . . m ilk th a t w ill
(Ift g iv e you th e v im , vigor an d v ita lity n e c e s ia r y
to b a n lih In al tired -fa elih ft.
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ELECTRIC SERVICE
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tlr«. rtrH ton* rreaps «r»
6 0 0 — 18
SMALL firat floor npurtm cnt
huh ted for elderly Udy
No BEFORE Imylnif that TARPAUL
I IN j[cl our price.
Stanley.
pula. Dot 1214, City.
IKlrt'ta Hardware Co. ,
PERMANENT rreH ent »KnU Id
BOAT OARS?
n-nt house or apartm ent, furYES—we have thorn.
n is lied or unftirnilhed. Phone
SlahleyaR nyen ila rd -n re Co. ■* W in, acrept laundry *,uk. Ph’mc r ^ r t,,o"r.'lJ^'',,iLrl? f. “ h."
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1f t fiti*rfif *dVrtin^T
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Th* Hrtlifm*F*Mi fiild I?1 »Jr#fMhPlT»d
perm anent—couplr. John BlaV'ie w e r unit, lirind. your «*n
is thr n»’Vk*|Mper
per Hi H?t|f h 11='~
fecrl. g r it, und meal.
L’fi2w I'LfiWINfl— per acre or houi . l oldii
ena, 405 E. 4th St. .
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WANTED to rent houat or a p a rt
h t’iii*, ,, - • t _ _^ . i
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(| t, >jiuhud i ><niiU of ?** nillo.i
ment furnished or unfomilhittl. 6,000 ft. of 2x10. 2xK, 2*rt. 2xt h.Al r.RX IHijutliflR-—COItfriicl hi
hnurly hnsls.
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1154;
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flooring. 252K Orange Ave.
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3 R E A L E ST A T E F d R B A L fe
»‘lrt k ot Mir i ti* Hit l"«ih
nnd repairing and j
Mmltiitlr cAunity. Florid i
ATTIC FANS —Emerson .1(1. 12 ROOFlNU
painting
a i r our *pncl«Hie«.
4u
WHEN yon buy a horn*, t i t * , and 48 Inch. 0PA prices. Rnn(let
ynur
roof
fixed
liefute
the
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fi year fire and w ln d lto rtt In
dal! EIccDIr Co.
It. | tt| .41of i'titiii*r l fol l*l,llfitlr3
stoims come. C, W, BeBamv,
surance policy. You will iftvft
P.
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Box
81.1,
Sanford
Ftnrapproxim ately 1/3 ot the coil
LAWh h lR N lflB E
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ida.
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ami may pay the pmminm In 3 piece IfH titi n1| rypMVs stl
Hun font, Fhnidii, Jill I ^*th b h
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n f:iu :itv m iv k n tii
b annual installment*. 8*4 U.
$12 .00 wonderful workmanship,
k Ironing, Aggie toi**.11.1fit to Fhrt|»ht 1'*I Fh#( In
comforluhl* Xml n great bar WASIIINU
M. Boyd 4 Co.
Bell Ittittfird. Rt. I. Bn* 2 2 1 K#*1i|fr* 1**11 -14 iiMO'iMlcd Slip f"
l#H 11.la ill ni I tt.rd lillld IH K*‘HiliO
gain.
FLORIDA summer bargain, In
‘.sii f11Y Fiorldh,
uobso M SPDRtINi; titiUDB
L!LL nr paH -tlm e work hi
tu I'■•non
iinrinn Hill
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l-eautiful Lake Mary. Cot tag*
non Rot First SI.
experienced
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with 4 room*, hath, vtaler,
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light*. II.075 Cnsh. Win. Marsh. P O R T A BLR *Vmtric p n e r t p l a n t , «sn I
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repair. Owner leaving town. Cio!,m* 1 Id", k. * l i* ! *Tli#“ Tnv
i’at Slurnev 031 Cedar S '. _
f p,nsr. i i
perty paying a net income of *.!
job w h en you c a ll on us c ilh e r f o r new eq u ip m en t n r t
Jax.. Fla! Ph H-flWfii
t.-s-l * Ii ii-3
t ! ,11 ji t t I I> IfiK
peteent at »*amg pijce, at present
r e p a ir s .
W e p rid e o u rs e lv e s in o u r a b ility to s e rv e J
LOANS
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n1u|itics ally Uniplp ApittP laY 41*1 Philco liUtciiiioliHi* *ndio iriHhi
Hii*t n -•* thr rv x i Mrrttii, Ft
PIliVAt 1 IS RESPECTED
tcring fro n t, o( building Into] ra „t, ^ I K U u m A w
Ittwk i I'Hfto ’■
YOCR naluiul deai/c fur privacy
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desiratiie store frohta without s a c - ---j:*iAi*'f Ft*! tl*rr k l *
rlficing revenue from apt*. This I PUERTO RICA • Hi-Pf |t«tt It I«• I tn money m atters is s ttk tiy
Jfi ?! i* a
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Friends an t j llifHirawiriil
p ln p eity is definitely Worth the
vine* $3.00 jjer llNm. jo
50.- I respee.ed here.
Fiat I t c h 1 fiaR
relatives are not questione1 #n 4 *»i
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N. ll. Barwick. laike
mot oy,
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about youi creditYour em
Monroe.
A giMwl business'on Sanford Ave.
|Uik I . ?H.» pt^4*|t
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ployer of business associates
netting appruxiinutcly fitftu.OO per
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Rliinth. Business I* wet] ti-asnlrld WOODEN ammunition ti.isrs - i will not hear of your personal | 3- A Ft
IHkk by 14 hv f ' i inchr«. Ex- [ affairs. There is nu cause for
1p«*t b** t *41*ItJ MSUMtie . w F
anil prnfitatM e at $2600.
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207 MAGNOLIA A V t i . ^ihNFORD; FL‘A.
cellenl for building -i horn*' , ( m harrasaiurnt
A 20 acre farm in Mecca Ham
I’ •**9«tea •« 1*I.e« ll*
1 '
10 ronts eacli tlellverrd to San i Reasonable credit requirement *
mock. |(t acre* tiled; 3 wells;
t 1M1 V 1
forth L. I. lleid*- P O Bo*
No co-m aker- on money loan*
t i i»-. ft. 7 * ft* A u M ‘
comfortable house; 2 herns. This
4
Mi *»L t iTit **#• Il**$i l 'f 2507, Oninetvilie. Ela
J . £ . Mr A le x a n d e r , Jr.
P h o n e 101
Variable paymoril planIs a good buy ot $6500.
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Small C room house on W. 1st NOW in slw li. DeJut Ksposuii- :
; A t * ML-.k :: X'i •' *1
ElnrM* Bank Bldg.
Ebons 37
..Me . '• :
1 .«k vx
St. Extension. Has L’S acres of
t ^k
Meter- nnd E nlargerWle**
♦ , i *L
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ground; some fruit; has pleasure
laddt Stinlio.
1 <t 1t ! j 1€ & i ? r> ii l n»r .r
FINANCE your pincha-s'- "f
w ater system; all electrirul con
i i*i 1 let IL- k 1 lrt.fi.
automobdiw, truck, arid electrl
Ml r tlli M. 1.1 ! .b\
PIIDTOCR APILS
Itherk
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nections, but without hath. Price
ca] eriuipmenl thru C. 'I llbyil
It*.* 4 1 * t’ilif a Ifl A #1 A i -At
Itavp your BEST photograph
$2500.
ir.ml i tiitsc. in * -l'1
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Two fairly good house* nit 4 ’s
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D istrict. All fnr I4BOO. 'T his is 0 S tate Bank Bldg.—Ph. 1003
I^»t
k’filhk I. W'.'nf i -rtf*i j
a good buy for any nthh who ONE pre-w ar Elgin bicycle like
HtjlH|i*|-i ifi PIa( llrt'tk ’ |i-i$- i I- |
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Stl
Krattk I. \V**«*«I» 41'*
has a hand th at will fit a ham
SU1N8
new with accessories,
1312
Fire! Il-.*.k
H e I*
mer handle and u Paint brush.
Show cards arul posierOak Ave.
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Fmitfi I» " ■- 1 F|»
Ilnvs a good 3 bedroom house in
M
inf.HK talon Flat !1****Is. ‘ r •t ' t
O - UBK'B SBiN SERM l E
t.l*f» :*7 t*^ i l l A t;
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iNi Mayfair flistricL New and 21k B ib cover crop pea seed.
O. D. Ijindress. Photo- m 2 1
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oerupying 2 lota at $75(10.
UtDsell Seed Store
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A welt located lot in Rose Com:
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BURNER
|T and finishing. Cleaning s*, ! wax
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75 x 120. $500 00
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Ft nnk t. M » r«
M e n ’s a n d L adies’ Styles!
A good" corner lot 11th ami Pal« n ie
In good romiitlon. a 15 ing. New floor* surface*! t-o per
^.*•..11* * t„f» Flnl It-HiW T |. if If.
Laurel.
fection.
Old
floor*
made
tike
new.
mettn 50 * 117. Priced al 1500.
I -rt■f *T*» Flrtltk f, XX
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^Ml*l *it->|s Cl fit | ts.esIs
( a I |,
FRED W BENDER
42 INCH enano'l sink, left hand Call
lrt.»
FlieHk
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II. M. (il.F.ANON
Rmim 2 Fla. Slate Bank Bldg.
drain. Complete with fittings,
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Phone. I0.1R
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RKNT A CAR
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TtVO,*lory housd in one of the (ilR L ’S hlcyclo. 0 <hn| rnndltlon.
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W. K. Raines. 2 |0 Holly Ave.
nicest loeatinn* ‘ in Sanford.
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Phone 1 0 4 6 - _____________
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BTRICKLAND-MORRISON
WllEELftARROWR - all metal.
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U-DHIVE-IT. INC.
Ka-fititi'ilr * ‘i.tift I • |
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MODERN fl room htingalnw. cen
llO.Pft,
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trally located. Three bedrooms, NEST OF SAWS- 1 lilades, one
LAWNS m a . n l
Rcasoiuible
blade CUM nails. $2.50.
two Imths. Price JTJlfa).
price*. Je rry ls>r*l. (ihnne 7a* N» • rif ’F t»F AFI'I.I* i f <
W. R. WILIAMS. REiALTOR
|(t INCH flat flies by Kearney
I A\ I •►M •
W.
415 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
and Foot- !IOc,
8 INCH pher* all steel. (15c
Telephone 1120
E X P E R T p i a n o t-.rnog ,..id <<• \ V # ' * ’
J ( * - " C '‘ r • t\
B tv
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LARUE Phillip. «’«m*w tlriYi*v*,
pairing. II. Cliff Di i . mt IlnX i , ,
BIX rfKim hmjR#. comOietcly fur^
tl#> »f A hkkxi x f», • • n
^4
lUd, Ml. Dorn. I’lionr 2115.
rdshed. Electric rooking range. | |{o|j,s<>N SPOKTINU UOODS
•»iniv ti itijr i.ffi* t Miul h *'
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refrigerator, hot w ater heat- 1
5 0fl En, t
s,
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fill
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DODGE - PLYMOUTH
ter, air conditioned, two car j J — -----------—liNllrrl 1f3F«-:K*rl1t
id * * I 4If I• i
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PARTS AND SERVICE
brarttf file' fxiItrtVk Inn *]•'»•- ii *d
brick garage. #d7d 100-157, 10 Inch scDsura, for home or
1*1* |
Phone (Oil FrrtjviPljr in ilifv X’rtUnl) ■«!
Urge palm*, oak* and olft* office, manufactured by Clauss, l o t Palm etto Ave.
tlBd'k .visit** 111 Flm u|l, | u h tl
,[
treea and hrtrtttw khruN— 11.75.
All lllrtck 27 F|a>- NpllHK
_ BHERIZED sheeting — ideal WARNING to automobile owner*
orgnp. lemon, grapafrult. « « • RUE
'Jilt- dWrMl|B’!ll cf dll' -art! i *|f
and drivers. 3H State* now have *i IJ Uint**r llie
iriilfiid tr «*
for many purpose*—42 Inches
gerine, and plum t m i I w .•tric l law* Imposing heavy pen- "1***1 wn » In Mir* iiiiittu ul I^-t n r*'Ttj#
wide, any length, (10c per
In*. 1008 E. 4th SfctHt be
I
'allies ,on motorl*l* who raiimit
fore noon.
I 'lllema
r r l l l l l d l r •*♦..!*
lift
pay a" judgm ent for ipjury tu Ul tlk e-Htvcl slt l rt! iMftU III Lt« Mlk
m 5 s QUITO net*. $2.76.
Mi* r* in will t>t
others rfeueed by their autumu- proitprl)
4 RkAL ESTAli WXfttEB ROBHON SPORTING GOODS
!*# Hie
M*|*i*-r »# Hi#
bl>». You are taking a grave •*»ln
306 E ast First St.
c**urt hkiipe (JtMir run ihr fIrt-1 ii*
■ W A R tlsb: L litln ti of fltink.
chance If you drive or if your «IfiF In tile mttfMh nf Aupin*' !*if*
OAITd EN TOOLS
home*, grove* and btulnrt* “
automobile la driven in any of
i , h ^'f> ,,f ' 4
the*, atatea —imlr * you are in r*«liiT,t
I**Uh! ihfw 2Tp I i u nf J mIj , f i l l ,
I I 114- itA RI^V A RE CO.
sured. Se# u* Iwfoni you lake
301 EAST FIRST STREET
c* F. miii.viNiN*
. 801 E ast Find S t.
41ft At
a trip In yotir car. C. M. Boyd
Fi#rk 4*irr»»l| CuuH,
FrtlintFs FlrtfMal*
4 Co.________________________
RD CANS
LAR
IHFAIJ
thlle
krhlle
they
last!
L fif
ELECTRIC appliance repair* —
.supply on hand.
Bolt, ,
we rep a ir waahing machine*,
tlAllDW
ARK
CO.
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-is l i j —7 — '■3
vacuum cleaner*, fan*, rnlxer*.
E aat Flrxt St.
sewing machine*. T ro tter Ap
r a o B T i f i n x f f i BtCYCLRft—C ^ tp le te part* and
pliance Bervlce, 304 W. Second
SL, Phone 1004-J.
_____
; bicycle re-
R0LLFAST
BICYCLES
Obmplon tire »nd at Jem
thua half th* oert jf a ntw
FIRESTONE STORES
1 1 1 -1 1 3 E A S T FIR ST ST R E E T
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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
TU ESD A Y , JU L Y 16, 1946
irfi
Ih**
fu lln u lfli;
d •'s c rib e d r i i i f l d a . th la t h e S k ill d a y of J u n e
care of three rhililrnt put him pl irtiili
- H y Ip I h * C o u n t y nf M *in- A. U
D ll.
fur behind in h it planting.
Ionic. Mini*- *•! HurliS*. I» «l»:
•I. I'. IIKIIN'DON
Then one innrninir. II nelghl a d * I I A IS lll»M*k I I 'a n a a n
• 'la r k n f e a lil C l r r u l l t 'u u r l
ll> «» L H u n t , It f .
hotlng farn u r* drove up to hit I 'la i ll***>k I* l ' , t » l « l
T h - M H U l l l ' l l l **f ih* »»'d p r o p house with n dozen tractors, a **»l, unitet if**' »al*l ** 1 1HP* 11r ia .
Inur-horsg, team anil o,Jwo-hor*e s u e d ' w an In llio nain*' i>l T i l l m a n NriTICK OK A l 'L 'L t f 'A T IO N K n i t
TAX fiKK.II
team and aw armed over hi* 80 r ia r v lt h
I ’ lia p t • r IStkT o f I» 1 J
1 H IM * M ill r e f I If l*'Stc a lilt 11 I n
acres.
r n t r i'liic il i r n i f i l l i i K
In
la w ,
t h e MiTICi: IH IIKItKlIY tlIVKN, That
p i d i i f l l ) d*'-rrll»-*l lb - r e in w ill he l i e m a e . K . V o ltu m . h u lile r Ilf T * «
nuhl In | l**i h lu lw 'il la d d e r nt th e C r r t l f Iratn No. I 0 ». Issued the tth
* **urt lio iiie d o o r ••!* th e U r a l M utt- "•** 'll I k ' l' io e r A. it., n i l . h a a f l i n t
Legal Notice
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l i a r III t lir m i•p Ih n f A u « u > l, t » l * .
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«tu> n f J u l y A l» . !> ;* . hap f •l*-»l
"•m u iii in y n f f i c r m i l I i a <* m*«l»
a i’p ilr u t ln r i f o r a i .«m i l m l *«• !•••
Ir»i|r«| I h r r r o n . K a hi m t l f i i . l r *
I>rar*»a
(h e
fo llo w lit *
ilM r illif J
l*ro|H>iijr in th*» C o u n l)
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of lint ««•l«| prn|»«
r l h * IlltO ft lilt* «*it Iff ««*rt It t ru ly
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II.
W u I r lL
K iiir » » »a*tl « *p rtlfira tr *11311 U
r o l i f i i i H l n t 't o r t lln i: to la w . fht*
|* r •»!»•*r I > tlt« rrll» M | I h t f r l n w ill h r
polu Iti I h r h llf h r p t h iU ilr t .it t il*
ro u t I )i» ii» r <|f»or uti l h r fir* i \l*»»t« l*l id I fi ♦♦ tit n th o f A u « ii» t. I** IK.
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)
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.
ilar
- lu ll. l i l t
n I*. IIKICXIM'N
C le r k i* r r u ll •'••m l.
KenilPuIr i*mfntr. K 'o r ld a
th la S u l
aaiu e Ip in y o f f ic e a n ti h a a m a d e
n n iillr a t lu r i fA r a t a x d e e d |n he
• •• 'i* 'l t h e r e iin . H a|,I r g r t l f l r a t e e m l.ra r e a
th e
f o llo w lu K
d e s c r ib e d
p l* i|ie r ly III t h e C o u n t y o f H aiti,
thole, H t a la I lf K lo rlifB , . t o - w l t .
TH E W EATHER
In U n ity T h e r a Is S tren g th —
T e Prom ote the P r e i m e of America;
V O L U M E X X X V II
Ends Life Of
Gen.Mihailovic
bring* y o u com*
fort
plu*. T rim
m ed in w a ln u t or
lig h t w o o d in su m
m ery
floral*
or
m ore c o n v e n tio n a l
IWpeatry
covers.
C hair a n d o tto m a n .
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-
OPEN ARM
PLATFORM ROCKER
S leep y -H o llo w com fo rt— m a h o g a n y w o o d trim .
A ssorted p attern s and colors th a t w ill ad d
b rig h tn e ss to you r leisure* hours a t hom e.
,
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lYitlltihi
tit i* U
«!»*• |*|M|isc In *3III I'mnr nn AngURl lh^
It IttiKlI Its ll. l \\ # I.t •!
til. | 1 |h
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if t#n) t'ltt ii.s%•*.. to
• »ill lull rtR tt«|tsirr l l*i l.iif, nrnl
N l l T I f l : <»K A l ' I ' M t ’ i T I U N
h i l l f* ill h o i, rlifi* ^ I
|*r«. t 'n iif r * m.
T.\X h ill. I*
| V* H I I f riit V is s I
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t ’f»ni»irr i : i t : «.r i» i;
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V o l l < T l:< H i: t t > :il \ • SI \ r.N H i AI on«M .1 we e k f *»r f*»tir s i t «*»»tarri||s#st)ltl'K.tislktirr. Ic •l«l a• **f T*. * ttv»* wreki In t|t<* S»ltf«#V*l lltruhl
•Vi tlfts'rite N*t. Cl. I*«u#^l ih.*
*s» nt*%rs|» s|*4 • i f »♦»»*! i «ti «*'ituiittii
•l**% *»f Jtllv A l». m i I lia f|1e-e| J ♦•».l«h-|.*-s| III
H'-ttVttili
tfllltlly,
►
itnip In im nffls t* fifi«< h ■ tn ••!* KlMrUI**
In stil . t»-l of f lilt s l
•iitti**l* t'o tittl)
=
PLATFORM ROCKERS
in « w id e a saortm en t o f sty le s an d p s t-
___
W sln u t or m a p le w o o d trim
in a sso rted ta p e str y c o v e r s
th at w ill b le n d s ty le a n d
charm w ith co m fo rt.
54.50
to rn »- D esig n ed for m ore c o m fo r ta b le living in your livin g room .
m
? 2 7 - ^
up
JUVENILE
PLATFORM
ROCKERS
o3
Ml
S
fo r th e lit t le onesV>f th e 11
h o u se w h o w o u ld lik e I
th e co m fo rt o f s p la t- ^
form ro ck er “ ju st lik e "T*
D a d ’s." T he. rocltor II- I.
lu stra ted a t th e left
se lls 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 . . .
•
poiotin|
||i
III
ZZZ
=
Q uality o f product
Vvi
IS .ESSENTIAL TO
CONTIN U IN G SUCCESS
unlessEVERY
L S i/ M f- r
III
T h e r o ck er Illu stra ted
o n th a rig h t is trim m ed ZZZ
in liwfst w o o d a n d is ™
p riced at
195
backto saving
Usedfats!a
tw o -p o sitio n c h a ir w ith r»■
.
■
V ;:
.
d in in g co m fort or u p r ig h t e a se .
to y o u r liv in g room a s w all as
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17, 1946
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 tl4 jq 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 .
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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
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
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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b
— dsnU -were-executed a t the - u n i t
time. All «ere.runvicl'K l un Mu*,
Kitpitl |iitij;rp‘s *»f tIn* country
day o f treason and collalioraUon
•litl >vi&T 1t»* lt.i l I Til yt'urs Was
with thn G erm an., and jfkxterdny
Miiiittt«<tit «l u|t l»y ( h o il t Touhy, ,
their appeals for mercy were de
Itotoi i.in n?t*l iiiolot 'a l f i execu
nied by the presldum of llv
tin ', in a ii»B. lo Ki wan in n s. ;il
Yugoslav Parliam ent.
lltt* ( oniimimlY II oiim' Itnliiy. Mr* j
Tnifly \\»> in tit il>iccil l»v II.
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In all. Ktti men were sentenced
lltlx rl who
hich pmUc lo
to death by the Yugoslav Military
(tin •follow South (*nrolininn fn4*
court, and l.'l more were given
I is itclivc itiin *v-t in civic «f*
prison term s ranging from twenty
fa it.* aiul ill hoy mou I work.
v years to 18 months. Two.of those
sentenced to death and eight wha
Mi Tmifiy in num m nritinjt Ihr
r«mtiliY'« iimurruu l« M of ihr
were Risen prison term s wete
nulls islit.il «%ar 1 if It v mill effovt
eotivirted in absentia.
fur ilif i:t**»*l of I he country of
The eight who w ers shot this
tin* men who wroto I lit* lR*cliira*
morning with Mihailovic Included ONLY STATUK IN NKW KNGl.ANlt of Kranrrx Gnitritil
tirsti s.f *liolt |H*otlriii r mol ro u
two Chetnik lenders, the former U. K. citixrn Saint, Is mnvtsl in «ti|t*tnn prncr*»i* n ftttm Hi*ts 1 1* I 11 m ill M*lfi»h imiIIUch
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 *
( ill
a| i w ri" rrrriv rd .
hi)
.it,,I iiot-iiliirllt* t>c«| Icailfi hip of
grade, and three former minister* [ whnrc
w hrtc the
t pc ulalut*
, lBtuc
ro .h rim d iii iill*tlu> , ••lt»f»**t»* **l* • •
I ti I l> .in ill.- -Hi.* f Re|»n- i*llrn^hririml
'.*.' iluy. wtin h pin. -Inwitowfi*
in the Yugoslav puppet govern
I.,*,,,
Xdi.iph : n lia th . c h a i r m a n
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 i f f ii.tt •••mil S**M* I
ment. The eighth ws* « former
,.f i hi l|nu*e Buie* FommitO'e.
•i'n 1inti iiioi ii'.u ltrit 10 food and
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nu t f.'toii t Repl' i Ml.itlVe S m i
• I' Hung *-lo*i t .1 ife *
» Yolk. I lien
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Mihailovic was l*orn in Keel la.
i'n the (*i i,‘(itt’i i*l*. lie told i ’ d 41 VClCI MU • *lt»ls* It* fltsIM |OMtt\ st.llr • v
i 'l l * Oilit uf the H•ui«»* Immik'r.iand to*o tn high military rank
o| llie "deep liuiinng feeling of 1* »it I'i t'rsitl* ti 1 I • (stunt* \* l|oi? S f f r n l a r > » t S t • i*
• .. ( u m ,ill,’. Tin' wtxtli (ifficrt
during the first World War. When
loy" of leluining xoldior, a» VnJ»«t wntloi. .«91*I i*L that I . iim I |l • Haiti |M*fioit I
ttt«*nt •••in*'I l»y Mi
H airs wn^ tiiat
the Germans Invaded Yugoslavia
they • ighleil the S tator nf 1.1
Iti the riii 0 -III « f |t | t !••**% nf It*"til 18*•11*I '
••I S*
IliHiii * * .»|M*h.»rt t»f ll«
liert% or San Krmuio.ui Imrbor. h**
In April, ttftl, he wa« n colonel.
Hr a ltria rd tin uitvantngM *lf
After the government first. In
A m eriran iiivmti%i genius, inasa
T l i r f u i h i t j i n i r t u r y -..t ( i | l h a t
withdrew Into the mountains, and
p
imluetloo of nolo**, n'ltomubiles,
•w»r t»f l»rr .iiprFKd , .)»• ••pH Krrr*
- there organised his Chetnik re
lin 't l l r t*'flie*ititol* and other
m ip. i h r comblfir’ .
njrriil,
sistance movement th a t rap tu re!
.Spared F a t e Of T h e i r B a r e n t s
Milvantagc* not enpiyert by nthet
r.illlr.l .Sdlmtil oiler I« \vrt‘k, niul
the Imagination of the world aa
■
ouiittie.%
on
anywhere
the
same
«lint S nkitli rn lh 'l Krrrm an *i
a symbol of revolt against a con
irate, ulsn our irrreatiuna such
roiipW* uf nm r- In . r a n hini; f«»r
quering ty ran t. But in IBtn, a
II
llu.'l•l•all
noil
tinvel
K ir r ip .in l»y
>hn lol'l
*J rival organisation* Marshal Tito's
Hr nl**i t ' -tit of Amerirnn frees
I h r fMiniitittfr ihwt slit*
t
----- ntciMk the sem e, sad
•toyi
of
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jo
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^iat
wundilila,
. 7*
' him ii n r T Y r n t i n w In S f t h a lh S
: 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 f f i r r
decline. Allied recognition «»»
,1V- \ witlioiit liny lirstupo I l i l r t l i 't r n ' 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 Dawson F r ^ e s F s e of
afte r the G«rtnan collapse, Mihail- n ig h t 1 a t lj:3 0 o’clock while lit
Mi
Hntri Irstif»e.| t i n ! I h r
,,„1bv .in (•corRt.m* Im * 1 *IiihiI* .u r irciiml t*i none '■
B ase BnrrnekH I'Nir
nvic fled tg th*> mountains to hide the pr"Ce»a of ransacking the cold ,i|, „« |,„||..| |„ix«u
( i l l . f rttin l l a i M 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
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drink
stand
on
lj»ke
Shore
Bmileu
gavrinor,
seven
congi*
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On March 18, Mihallovir was
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m is M.iikliy’ MTirtary. Slit* <lid
roilin iliioe an murh to edumt
numerous etnio o lle ia t
captured In a mounUln rave, and I '*"<• >"/»«"»
,»»*
S J* ?
the people.
HmI i |n*w filirtlli’l Ht i kl r y him*
tested
by
Patrolm
Bed'Negroc*
are
Voting
in
a
Georg
Tlie
Seminole
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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
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•Ui‘re»*
of
the
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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
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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
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hy the ('hrtniks to testify In be Herbert Prevail
the first time. In mho* pi • • high (deals of per%»nnl ........
•m o iit'"-' ' I
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I e 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 u Ihiii I
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
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t gone b y , and even h i Ih e '• • Farm I ili*u * amp mi lbg e l l i n g R i 'l 'f e - i n l a t i ) . ' May lo
Ine untie l»>oi
sltk, wuulil. <"Uicr nr I n te l, la*
made partial confessions, Mihail- ••
ii H I ) T h u s f;ti In I i . d e c lin e d
,« 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
I n d o -** e x c e p t -m h i - o w n t e i n u ,
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
t h a ' n d e c is io n " Il 11)1 a i|i» * a tin n
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 l a b o r 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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. . . . 1. . '|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 I I I die 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., th r i.r l e - u d i l r m t o t v i i ' . i
f • ............' m e
i n g —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
n
i
e
still
in
good
iienllli.
I
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c
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iiig
r
h
i
ld
i
r
t
i.
Hill
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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, a t e show n in h h o s p i t a l c rib. D o c to r ) wiy llu p a n n l
a r e 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 I n t e r n u tiim n l) 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 r x p c c t r d -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
In A lanta, FBI agent John iwnsatlon of 6171 went to four 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 1 internationalise
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 l i n t I l ' U l e t h a n 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 !•• t i t* I CMII'UtllC . s t f l ' i y 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 t lir
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 t e r r
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 of ch a rt* ) la any of
oloctrkU n who has been ill for gratulations to his youthful new
t err 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- mattie
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 th a 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* pons Ibis 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 4600 volos. ,
Iaimn.
P boon .area of
. northern
.
.
----- MAY OUTLAW A-IIOMB
Coordinator •*- B. B- Carter,
Newark, N. J „ and Lieut. George th a t the* term ination " f price
Avonuo. M r. Radford, who had
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
Democratic
prim ary — EcJcknon
Employmont — U. B. EmUP)—Tha next international con- a train for a Russian provisional on orderly m nnnrr. T hat there Junior L'liamher of t.'oinnierco to
flva
ro
a
rs
In
Valdosta,
Ga.
and
and
harbor
traffic
In
Manila
day announced th a t Mrs. Mary
(toymen t 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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control and gradunl discontinua
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.
c t ^ ? UOnT
' ‘
to
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*
I
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
'
n
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.
.
„ „ « * •< 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 nam ed p ro fe ss 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
VM M.
<
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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governm ent agencies.
^ ,-^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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Erickson Win« Over
Wheeler In Elect ion
real co m fort d u rin g y o u r leisu re
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m
Activities' Of More High-Ranking
Senators Revealed
c.
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Unemployment Cash
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THE "TILT CHAIR
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Nabbed By Police Is Indicated In
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W E D N E S D A Y , JULY
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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
,
BERMAN’S DRESS SHOP
LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR
S p e ile liz in g in B ea ch T oga, Sport* W ear
a n d S u m m er C a su a ls
C a n a l S treet
N ew S m yrna B each , Fla,
NEW SMYRNA HOTEL
Reservations Now Available
Optfn A ll Y ea r.
S p e c ia l S u m m er R ates, $2 an d up.
. C o o l, b r e e z e -s w e p t room s. E lev a to rs and oth er m odern a c c o m m o d a tio n s. U n d er n ew m a n a g em en t.
^ H a r r y D c N e ll, O w n er-M g r. N ew Sm yrna B each , Fla,
F R ID A Y ,
I The Constable
Debunks Famed
I
Fiction Sleuth
Berlin Deals
Are Slow In
Real Estate
At* Newmfeatures
BRIGHTON, England -T h e plod
ding British con-on-thn-bent who1
h a, been t b , butt *of drlectlve
story w riters since the dsys of
Sherlock llofm ea— w ant, no more
of It.
He’s tired of being depicted as
the lackw it who stumbles over
dues while Lord Peter Wimsey
«r sums other talrnlrd am ateur
solves the m ystery and collkra llz?
culprit between tea and dinner.
Ho has chosen this jubilee year
of the Chief -Constables’ Associa
tion to open an exhibition showing
that the "bobby” Is no slouch
himself in bloodstains, finger
A P Newsfealures
BhJRUN—Nobody wants to buy
ruins. Inquiry am ong Berlin real
e s ta te dealers reveal,.
T h l, fact som ew hatt abrprisrd
real estate brokers, who a t first
blush thought Investor* m ight
w ant to acquire ruins cheaply,
te a r them down, and rear new
structures.
Im nstor*. however, rca*«nrd
differently. F irst of all they don't
know what is to I* the position
of m ortgage, on property now
standing in ruins. N eat, there is
the question of whether i„al e.,-
tate valuation, will underxo a
chanxe in view of the unprece
dented situation created by mass
deatrction of entire city sections
throuxh bomb and artillery ac
tion.
Take downtown Berlin, for in
stance. Real estate lufore the war
naturally commanded top price,.
But can the ren ter #f the city,
which -‘has had it," ever be re
built? If so, will it again l<-*eome
the commercial center or will it,
as some city planners have it, la:
turned into a series of settlem ent
pro/.-cU? The uncertainly about
the future of the city is putting a
curb on speculative buying or
purchase for investment.
' On flic other hand, anybody
who h a , a roof oyer h i, house i,
anxious to hold ontg his property,
llen c), although countless wmdd-
JU L Y
1 2 ,; 1946
I* piirrharert of -homes ar* r«g.
Istrtcil with r ra | estate agenli,
propvrtr.-s are being offered for
enlc only, by people who nee<^
cash liailly or by heirs who h av,'
no ore fo r the real estate.
Vacant lota, like ruins, Slu nor
a anted. One main reason is the
dearth of hulldinx m aterials out
side of bricks, liricks are as pirn,
tifut os the sands on the sea.
BULAWAYO, Southern Rhod«.
sia, (AJ -A bongo, a rare type of
b u a h lw t, and an okapi, a girafleflke cte'slur* of Central Africa
and. one of the rarest of all ani
mals, a rc some iiT the anim al,
sought by an .American expedi
tion on a Cape-to-Cairo tour.
A R E BELOW O P A A P P R O V E D PRICE51
FLORIDA'S SAFEST BATHING BEACH
OVERNIGHT ACCOMMODATIONS
TO PAY-USE THE LAY-AWAY
PLEN TY O F
M A T H E R w ill con tin u e to hold theae p rices a t lo n g
ae sto ck last*“ IT’S EA SY TO P A Y T H E M A T H E R WAY**
W rite Chamber o f Commerce for Free Illustrated Booklet
ACTItSt Jan e Bussell, who was dis
covered by Howard llughrs, leaves
the Good Sam aritan Hospital in Los
Angclc*, after visiting th^ wealthy
aircraft designer and mbvle pro
ducer. Hughes, who was critically
Injured when his piano crashed,
was given penicillin as his physi
cians endeavored to prevent pneitmonla. (/nlrrnaHoiml Exclusive)
IT’S Y O U R M O V E
Here A re M oney Savers
HOUSE
FOR SALE
lik e itU
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1105 OAK AVENUE
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Premise*
on
Saturday Afternoon
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la k e s m uch o f tho d ru d gery out o f your
im ch en . W hile ennmel finish. Fit a any
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Dinettes
6-Piece
Dinettes
C on sists o f ta b le and four
c h a ir s in w h ite en a m el,
m a p le and n a tu ra l w o o d
fin ish e s.
M any.
m any
s ty le s
from
w h ic h
to
c h o o se .
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of
ex ten sio n
ta b le, four ch airs n nd b u f
fet. C om es in a n atu ral
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winter comfort. Woven in
jacquard pattern. Bed
room matching pallet
tones.
1900
72** z B4", 4Vj pounds of
irow f wmw
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iin ic u 71111 l .
frothy
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Single' an d d o u b le sty le s
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stream lin e y o u r kltchsrti,
g iv e you c ftn v n iie n t storte sp ace w h ic h you're
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�In U n ity T h e r e !■ S tren g th —
l.t>m| Ihundrralnrtnx Ihii aftrrliwn anil again Ttiewla) nllrrmmn, I'.iir tunighi ami Tuesday
tiinni.nf;.
I * fteteet the r n r t of the World;
T* r ir o u lt Hi* Proem* of A m rlu;
Te Prodooo Prooporllj for SanfsnL
A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY N EW SPA PE It
V O L U M E X X X V II
M ihailovic
M
E sta b lish ed
1908
SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A ,
M O N D A Y , JU L Y
jfi
NO. 2 1 4
Associated P ress L eased Wire
IS, 19-16
British Loan Measure Is
Flying: Boat Assembled A§ Hughes Fights For Life
To
Die By C ourt
Chetnik Lender Con
victed of Collabora
tion with Germans
During Recent W ar
1
Sub-Chaser Is
Decommissioned t
At Pier Today
•
-
Chief Executive Says
Hill Is Major Step
Picket Landlord In Kent Raise
In Reviving and Ex
. . ■.jiv'u
■ —
.. .......
pansion of Trade
BELGRADE," J u ly IB </P)
W A S H I N G T O N , J u l y 15*
— F orm er C h e t n i k
le a d e r
t/T)— P r e s i d e n t T r u m a n t o D raja M ih ailovic and ten o f
t l a y s i ^ h t’ii tin* l i r i t i s h l o a n
his 2 3 c o e lc fe n d a n ta to d a y
Vessel To lie Used In
a ; ' n ’t*im*til.
lit* p l n c c d h i s
w ere Hcntcnced to d ie by a
);iia ttirt> x»n tin* m e a s u r e
Training ReservistsY u g o sla v
m ilita ry
court.
i - a W liiti* I l o ita o c e r e m o n y
Tito S erb ia n ro y a list c h ie f
Of Local District
th a t
tv:t3 n U e n d t ’d b y a
w a s c o n v ic te d
to d a y
of
larj.**’ p r o u p o f liiifh o f f i c i a l s .
r « S , K . G - t i i i 1, the iu h m .ii i n ? ^
trea so n o u s
c o lla b o ra tio n
A i i i u n p th orn w e n * t h o l l r i t fl«i» e r w iik t i tin* hr*'n ijtn ki i|
-vrjth th e N a z is d u rin g th e !
iln*# tm*l . mutilli ;D lli-- i
i .fr .\n ib as.> ;tth 'r in ird I n v e r - •
« war. The remaining defendant*
Aluitji ip;j| 4 ‘tcr. ’ 4tg. put .nni .»1
rKapelt t!caretarv of S tale Byrnes,
“ w n given.sentences ranging from
f . 'HI 10(1 hr I*11. .t4l H, .>1tl.* t
rrm t Jn-rtr;*1 r red ~ r n g im;~ t s k ^ v
death down, to IK. months.
] u n n . U# S, N. It. mill lu m ri
rrtory «f ^ lie Treasury John
Thu man with a thick black
fo v ir , rtt 10*00
|.«tk tlit itttn.i
Suvtr. .nut Defirocratlr and Rebeard and burning black eyes
I Pur !•* I.it ul. k . g . VV* i i
| m|M o „ ii o-.tiler I from CtingrOMwalla In a prison cell Just mil milt
—^ tiflULt in eIn*if**, wli»i h if
)|r
I i liman ii n t ltd pens to
Ilelgrade, at thla moment --wait A S T E A M SHOVEL (centerr ( Mranuhjif, il, designer ballh- epieiul of :t'ju feet
t
h
it)
in
u
ii
il
uf
Limit,„
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unfit
II wrigb
i,-ii tlie agn-einent, and handed
ing for the deadline'which »pell» ijies earth from the dike sur- i fot life in n la>» Angeles ln>. plt.i| il’.'i.ihiu |i,,un,|
tdiittray i»f Uiluiitlc. ||t* i t . it l
tin in ••ut t" tin* visitor* na
Ufa or death.
rounding Howard Hughes' giant j following hla recent eroehtqi. The 1
<Inlet uutinunh { will be u-»nl f<»| liitininf ••(•
ouvenir-t of lire oeensinn.
i Niiv*i| KcM'fvivt t m Hie i|t tin t
Five year* ago, the Ceunan* flying boat at laing Ttcnrh, Cal. i huge craft, which
wtin,*
The 1’icdih’Til eatbal tlie credit,
Mtihindn^ Snftf<*itl a lit) ( h Li tut
invaded Yugoslavia and IDs
ut f;tiN*,76iM*Ott.OOO n m ajor step
J, The tw«» new ifttrk* n( the I
govern merit fle<l thr count r**.
in reMVing nnd expanding world
: iniiuiriitiil fiiei, i*ne f* hy Ml 1* * t
Mihailovic—then a colonel—ratHade.
lie Mid tl will help
jibe
elher,
Id
hy
|0
fret,
tm‘h
£ lied an underground band in the
Ureal Britain In rn-operftto with
IHuteeleil
by
liirtfs
ut
t
b»M
l
mountain fastness. He noon wot
•-I her
nation* itt fostering an
j rtlliig l.iMinl I»»geth(*r with teel
recognised a* the leader of the
i
.-mui p i i’i,ni that will la*
ruble1■„ »ji'iw |iftn i«lr fine fiiiihie
Yugoslav resistant** movement.
iifiirto m| to all.
It will, ho
] foi the ihs king of Hita|| t iafl
it, iinirli to eliminate the
The aloriet of hla exploit, again,I
meiitheri uf the ptet me
i ot eentii'iiiie rivalry, Mr.
the German occupier raised him
*rrurely Im | t-t!. nl| hnlLi ate e i*
rml’.in 11 ! that
tlie
to the role of hern in ilie Allied
*A**Ml'il n»i»l nil vvi*■«l I, . Ii‘»
.ni nt , a ..i i
.1 against
countries. He became tho minister
Hi. LilV*lit } « m. 1fiirlirti, *
•i . , .........
l .o' l*re,ideal
.1At KS i i .W M i l
July
l.V— I*' ■v fiin'ti* thr in' «.kit di.B
nf war to the exiled regime in ] Must Keep Pac'e With
n-'ii
f trade wo
l »* ui|» "Kn»nit*i are not g e t- l11 *i lilt It Mm v
v.,1
.
;
|
1
London. American and Brt.i«h]
Industry To Avoid
IM, i> it-- ■.line fair
" t* « 1/1*1 li/«v« •t iln prlct
Wasn’t Invited nit
11lir \|%«tk1f il'ill I'■ * ii ,» *
offlcera served at hla mountain
■ , nti ihe tTill- ,1 Nation*.'*
ii iii» I a |.,iy f«»r lli,* foodstuff* It 1«T!Ul» |.Mil |lt mil il L
headquarter* as liaison ntnerr*.
Economic Downfall
im lliit.iin tlie t-mli lias
M;i y
witiil Willtam L. n*rt iMinn II) L-*' lit*' V IN It ,1-1
4
Then, General Jostp llroa -now
.
i no : 11r .liH-k in n V\ i*-rtfr. (tit rf "| I*f Irf H. If IffH Si .it*? |[
»*v l.i If»rt
ATLANTA, July IS. ill1)
premier Tito—came into th- ntVvs
i i Hi iejn I i n m thr pies*
r-»iGni/
M
tilil,,
iiMlfty
**Otlf
1M
.I
grrniH
in
ii
I
Southern
farmers
have
lirrn
given
as*the leader of a low Yugoslav
i n o I fi n i >• Ir wood op[ imimil «#*nf* M» i r f«f ttffirifftU am! an afwkiil 1 • lib tihil*
resistance army, the BartisUn*. a warning by the head nf the
IN l#KOTKST n \i|*
' . I'li'.oo. .'.imo i ditora
imifiiij* i iti M••»• f «ii fir^f* Washi' i f«** IM* Mllb • If
Fnrm
Credit
Administration
I.
there were accounts of skirmishes
I h i \ of it Mbit 1.1 \
1 *|« | mii a j loruacr to
Uf I l ull.. Ib'lU h, July fM-lr |M»al■* will * •* • Mm *■
W.
Duggan
today
told
rutnl
min
between the Chetnik* and the Par ister* attending tho eonfereneo
wli-. rab n l n n* not
lit ill !■ Kmpiie.
i lialirelior
J-I-T.n, ia |o fb h f iu(#i ra*l!tyr!
Mid wim“1 imtHig «b ,ui
tition*. Tho liritish governnsmt on ruraKehureh leadership at
,-srhequer ilucb Dsltoit
anitlfs uf 1»» ill inoiJii-lion, hut I^tubea, Tb«* Ih*i»*lu a u il| e*tl 1* |M'I rrilt T MirMil lit .0*1 s
ItmjTie o f ('omman, thav
soon switched Its support from Emory • llnivaralty in Atlanta
none in «»f
ini[wrtai*ci'. *r| =I'**1 hi UO*h| i<*|iaif n*»»I
J
b a n will give Britain a
Mihailovic to Tito, Thr United that the farmer has (ho problem
my tijiiiiioii than M»»*t |«ruhl(!lit of W*M» aturulttum
Mi
, 1,, .'i.uiij rjinii nnd * new re*
Stales followed suit- When the of keeping pace with industry to
giving tim man w-lm* grovi* the
i ■r i v,» ,.f sttength.
M" tnld the
Germans collapsed, Tito emerged avoid economic downfall.
|»ohitot*!f, iK'rtii’* nr nOnv prrxlucc,
In t result ilioul'l 1*0 a mote
aa head of the new Yugoslav
Pointing to the similarity of
.......... I dte! f'it the BritLih peo.
vgwvernmenL Format sharp':) of tho agrlcutura).-picture today and
I I-- itnniifiti tie- |eifeh«-r
V drtsiun and Collaboratiim were the agricutural picture following
final font tn tlit* boiiiipwifr whn \ a
j *
£1
.1
.ihr-oait
tut Fund V in r -t w
the fu st iJVorid . W .„ .Dug isto
jwep-rwL xgeinat iMlh.it-r.
fTfiferenU thr uIMmal. cun«UliM*rUi Y l C C l l I l # U I \ / O U I l l y
IM III I I’ll t I.rmlitt f •
He wa* limited for a tong time said farmers are In the. best poai.
MTbj^ ii j i i a plain b m m w
i . . . .. .
on bread latinl#*
—finally run down lait March in lion of nur iiistory to with,land
prnpo iMuri. \:mI**hl=5 Mir prinhirr
fc t. - Ii i
'tie. 1utail t ' Iseg'n
depression
If
It
doc*
come.
Thu,
a mountain refuge. Exactly one
get ,*i fair ban- of tin* roH*iin«ri
I • « ’ 'lilt • '
month ago, Mthgjlovlc end his fir they have liccn reducing their
fh4hir( hr nil| Iw iliftniurni: *
l ohm \ \g -in r i: i< ■
ikht»
instead
of
inrrvasiiig
them
iilmut prmfurttnii- \ uliinii
vi
c». it aide* went on trial. Tins M they <Ilil Hfter World War I. I
in
ng ot
llt*»p nff, EiiiiJ
nhnrtagi'
b tin) .1 i in. <it tin'.
proceeding* were marked hy the The term ' credit agency head
velnp prirc* yvilt ifirrcaAr I lit the : . linn.lie t (Hint y t . 1Inver,
refusal of the military court to said there are many familiar
r..,;ae. f .it
Im. L
■imply inrun* therefur** Ilia* * A« oi i >!i 'i* will !*r li-lit .1 id;.
permit American flier* who worn thing, In the pirture to d a y ,i i ■r-1
Is ni miirh iii Ifm IntrTnit of lb idlin' Oi the * nirt 11min* lnforced down in Yugoslavia to farm commodity prirc* have
numnii
.nflerniDMi nt t tm o‘iliuk
iMjg in i if ?? P »l ?
i*nn^mtr*rt n* tfic prmhicrr IhaiL*1
1
testify that they owqd th?ir lives again more than doubled anil
!»..;« It I
1 ni.lintc
**h order In rtrlermilPi farm lalmr
Ibp
farmer
should
pet
a
nipiite!
% to the Chetnik general. There was land values ate out of band.
1M11I|
fltVtl.1 f*ir the coming srnsun, {
dortl—by
wfdcli
I
mean
nf
c«H.'r
j
Duggnn said overpopulation of
evidence that the Chetnlks hnd
pm i ii .!.•.it Iv Iti s ‘i■i*t t Im m t-d 1«■r
a fair share of thr final •
been In contact with the Germans, the lamj is nnullicr cause of the
l \ . 1,1 \.\ i st l if, \ I , July r>
.il b»if|i 111
J i niraii ii L'* !vmi k
J
of
whatever
vrf
l»*
II
he
but Mihnllovlc maintained that he low economic standing in the
• i.|tt
lf|4ilt“4 W.
I I* lili
it
!i»M
PM.
"Uurii In's
Sint* y
*|t Mu, WM
wa« Innoiunl of any collaboration. South ami listed tenancy ns the
nt
id 4 if *i *i i*r
T r» *
It,
•
Alt
Market*
rx f rrh
h
Thl* morning, Ihe court brought major ill in southern ngrirnlture.
». in
• 11 t n*m*‘
|>rt■». * • • i-1 .
flueiii'e In tthe
life nri.-iim i*l
of l
He wenl on to point that the
i
f
u
.
1
Jf Klff ±
In the verdict.
I
»M
IM
»
-m.
»
product. Salt‘A “it tJir-*.4 tii
development of new Industrie*
A crowd fought for seals. The would
** ! t*» llu*
uf
help formers a* they
I N»ii *«l > 1 < 'tu m i
Include all fo rt, nf | |- » i , lot*
|
. . P*
II* • -r I " • - ill 1‘ommajority of those who finally would relieve thr pressure of
ruBtion n , |r> |irice, pniil
■
fty Mi havteMN
ri t
in Mu \ * r..ir \ my.
got In were member* of Tllo't population cm the land resources
I 'l l
• •
f*4***t 1
niarkri u imuiul lo affect |iti
Dlf t"1*;
lift illltl.lMt
>
l*a k— • t 1
4 l***U ht2 m iilifu »lt«m Ly the
army—but even they had to leave ami increase Ihe income of famon other*.U ni* insuring tin pi - i KuluU' uic fi( hp 'Kfiiiii Iiiibor
t J«tii* r| .iUtCi
Hill be
IiidtI nf fin* ptiMi. ily
all parrel, hnd brief cases outside Uiea remaining -on the farm.
ducer getting the best nvntltdile Cutup now luumtiiimi
in Iho
Hut jt!>! i.li** -r* toult fit "* nu f>I ! li'iwlf-.ir:! iiifl, 'itniiiim■
£ the building. The military court
The head of the Farm Credit
iiit Mi* Wi
returns and nt the sanie lliur lend-'
Mir tiitm| h.lihiu' (iia* Lli*
pt uu.mrtU gr:o.« , *if fli l licutMfi*
w wa* Tvftt taking any chance* of Administration listed soil erosion
Ing i« hold price* on all mail t will hf a lopif t l ilPi t»
t rutui t»* Mil w ith ‘date 1* ntr.k "roiii .NJ.iy
Thr K i
■om* last-minute incident.
as another cause of the South'*
oil an orderly level. Thl If ndei*. ■ icirdlttg (*» Mr, \».t 1 mi.
it. i, 1 I
p.
iljjli flilft'U
The verdict was guilty fnr all low economic standing. He stres
lo eliminate liiniunlitiej n* 1It i
ptnoo -d in. ft if k “ Ul 1
1 hn
ti
’l*,(M pf J"> In
» ,
Df,olf
24 defendant*—death for Mihail- sed (he fart llmt Ihe damage
’
,S.I1
f
t
l.V
il
Iwecu prrnlurllig nr*.*a» and !■> inr t c r c a l i"ii
|o 'V
I
t 1 1kt|ITtl*lei®
A ’ i t «t* 1
,
Mi.
ov|c. But he wa* given 8 4 hours from bn 'rrosed farm is more THE LOOK of Anthonv Giar vent slinlp ii|i.|inil-dnn n flu
1*
t
*
‘
1
v
|‘
fl
h egr"*
il Hi ,
tic
(
« iiMpm-nt
h*»Fn met
I
to appeal for leniency from lh* G rmanent than just the physical raff*, ntlemnting lo fight hi< I.StinUS. Itelu, Imth (il ndlif, r I'd 1t l< tu rn e d !”• I*, i l i r 1 h v ‘t\
h
■I.*
Im k . 11Mlt|fti«* i ■
t* of the soil.
Presidium of th* Yugoslav PorllIII’I
Ml*
jet
'
’
way back into King, County consumer. Tin* widening uf i p t h l' , " . ' m i o o’ .
I
1 i|*nrd
nuiiMV «<■
ment. The deadline for that was
i» h “ H •! •hr
• •
i,
Courtroom. Brooklyn. N. Y , f. petitlnri ha, Ihe i‘ffect ••f p i** - W ill lu
l.h ' »
GltlFFIN ABOARD FARGO
• 1*1 with
1
IV
,
.
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t
r'
t
3:00 o'clock thl* afternoon, Eaal- S'i/c George E Griffin. IV. ter J
pum p •
.... (
hnd unlffrd him i jot n brake on the taking o f •
.1* \i V*-r*
• wperi.M •».
a
i
, * It ,
errt Deytlght Tlm^
S v u f i e i.
*0
ttSN, son of Mr ami’ Mr,. J. W. fd floranfl nrrin |ii h^Mo r ulif’ir prnftln I*v tile in be I w»>rn Iih c II,
U«1i'Ur *| if
.. M. Hh* A A¥**
inkle/
If ha doei, Ihera are strong Griffin. Lnko Maty, i* servim: dnnt doins the hormrn i.mnaM.i who move pneliiri-i fri.in fi ll I j u t 1,'ll' .......
Hi.
I ,11file t
•In-M of ulr*
S
for tli«
hint* from Ilelgrade that it would nttonrei the Ufhi cruiser II. fci, S. j nfifitrj to net his brothri \ ih- itinitPf table.
i- .. i.
nlii»*ti »t ii *
*MlllOllOll
ulrtils
in
“ We hope our conferetie-- , d
fwo cithers
I be surprising If ha got It. For the Farifo, now in thr Mcditrrrnnraii i fen\
m
nird
p
**H
>
•
ti.
I
> ‘*»l .14MV '
“M »if«
IWU 'it \K I M.l 4 Jillltt* r fV*il
‘ 1111>>,: help spur production, him'
rumors are spreading that Ihe after completion of a g<«d will l» life Imprlaonment for t>
HOP nil* ni 1 Htrii i'
itu Ml ion
1 t 1 Inr«iMiii« . •ititlr, Wftsh.. 4v|t«» mu Knilidii
A| (Dummy) Dnvif..
percenUe* of ir l n t n , lo i>n. in.
executions will he private; that the tour of nrveml South Atnerknii I
pi'-l I It1 »I htm^ 11
.tiid
January ot litu year and tisi
iM
tfll
VAitlm
ll!
feet
«l»fl
*
1
1
1
.
:i
H|l
pori*,
*
(IntrmntioiMill
•’rs-.nnd
reilure
the
gap
iielwrr.f
penalties wiir be exacted swiftly.
herdn in\.iilliit; hi h C»*l I Mi l'
i-1, I in a nun'l l i of eirrr.tft
producer and rnnstimer price,.
nrMfi* i.il hif», Iii fthiiwii hi.Mini' S o ff i t \*1 M u i, Wttf l I'.'i
gUilltl .uiiderti invi-stigntioiM.
hi
h-*f f #h» pk. It tniiliitiii a Drihf-ti mi| pipc|u,t :
Au nliimmn of Heniltmlo High
AntOlUf -tottllrr Mtilfif- t|*r Zul- . <laud amt tha University of
?|H'cinI fm»*l to help |» »y fur
IIK CERTAINLY WAS
hr»t Hi** Ik*v i hIJp- “ Walk ii*i» furltuM. IiuM •Ik* p'*fJv[il Trt i I l. iidu, fir.idfio i w.i-,
11-23
Alex B. Johnson, head of tlie aIlf»f»lnsM
QUINCY, Mass., Jttiv Ifi. id’.
Jimmio* fnilri 11,4 L»* too) 1 ('tiMH^Dip! ulluirrt j*d iii id frr| hy
l-.a ifi- during the wav
—A man walked Into a polk- Vein mi , Agricultural Training eif the df»pr*.i(; fmuhF hy th«* m»,in M^'h iimiM I /u jf 1»;m * *ai iltItv i d'.i a, i
i. '
id” ■*': toi .o*n ugninsi
station wearing •only n topcoat, Program'in Seminole County today In 1 . uf ti M*rvirr ratpti'Ui, h v i vofiitf! /* 1 111 , i »tpl ■ bi 1 ) , ,
il,- I q.atir ,• flan the Marianas,
and
told
how
he
nnd
Ids
brother
■Announced
the
appointment
ot
a
Tha swimming classes at Camp thl* honor, The peprr trail hunt hnd lost their clothing. AI a
of whttni ttfi1 etinwit.* Th»* fund hejtl .ii i*ti Mi*1 1 * ^ r\ ■#-t Itftij iM
sfcafe^gaKfia--rsfngj
Committee which will r.uperviso in will ih .iiir Jhuntiu nrltfirinl IirnL, nrnty wltuh M*ni1eot^l h* take ‘lli ,-*11,111 i!i« Dirii if*a*xti—I H y
wa. piwon by Cabin a on WnlnesWinona where 70 Seminole coun waa
ing ('mas, tho Air Medal with two
tavern,
Charles
and
Albert
Be
an
advisory
rnpnrity
the
operation
^
A musical program wa* pro- ty boya are having a fine vaca day.
tfllM** Vtlj-SEi
U*Tr*'t,f1 / fir' . ftt n
f**r lift*.
Hit, la-nf Cluxlcra, ilm American
langer met four other mep. ami Of tlie program in this area.
tented by Dr. 0 . W. Baker at tion, report fast prograsa. It. IE.
r©iflfntt f-tl I H»*MI tv.il tun uf M#* infrii n ;v»rviro Medal, and had
<
I
v
i
t
t
i
f
u
i
a
l
«h»iitii|phot(M
th# regular weekly luncheon of Morris aa Senior R** Cross life of Pet* Brock and Bill Fleming, someone suggested a swim In a Named on the 'committee wn-i'
Afitlun
I
k
I
m
;
.
a
one .tor from hit Asialic-I'atiflo
the Rotary Club at tho Com saving Instructor la being assis former Gelery Fed football alar*, quarry heir. They all agreed, ;C. It. Dawson, repiuacn’int' tho
and at the;quarry
the quarry there W*»
was the Agricultural Extrusion Service, I
.
,
tiunlie fitdion.
munity Building today. Visitor* ted by Bob Crumley. All of tho and many exciting and peppy ball ana
______ •
Included llarry lIT jn r itt and boy* in tha beginners das* havo game* have been played. Tues
Frank William* of Winter Gar been taught to swim, and several day evening, Cabin A-l challenged
den and Joe Baker of 8anford. hatra won their blue ribbon*/ *lg- tha Councillors tn a diamond !>a)|
1 President 0. A. Speer an nifylng that they can awlm W game, whkh endud In n tie n
Veterans Service I
But when they got 'ouhty HchooD nnd t;lll*nl A.
nounced' that at a recent meet yard*. So far, Iheea have In tha evening bugle sounded for dove In
A' v valernn In ner,| of serv
back
to
shore,
most
of
their
ing of the board of directors cluded Ham Dunn. Buddy Dunn, Evening Council Ring.
Jeker of Orlando, Vrlersn* Adice {f ur of charge) in any or
might
Isspread
along
travel
elo
hlng
w«»
gone—and
ftm
.1
A
K
!t
i»
’J
VII.I,E.
Ju
ly
15,
Herman Lehman, a former past Robert Baker with many other*
Inlstration, In addition to Mr. (Special)
Ilngh Whekhel h»s ehsrge of
Hie following categories i* Te
*1he sfalrm eiit |>v routes
" “ enL had been mad* an right on tha brink of winning the ’Recreational Hall and It is with It.
ohneon who will also rrprrmrit (ieoigis
am to! to visit the office of
Dr Sosib'i nlr-i wondered why
hralth
offirinli
lh
*
l..1
:t
,ry member o f the club, their*. The Life Having Junior hero that al| kinds of pan*’, are
ifrietittural education.
the irsponslble agencies listed
th* IH poliemye 1111* ra^e* in “with an offiriflUv adniltt<”l jmli-,
called attention to the Hot- Class la also making much pra played, handcraft lo Ping-pong
Mr. Jnhnsnn drelainl (hi* morn- of
RKPKK3KNTATIVK tllUCK
lu'tos :
epldriidr
In
north'ru
Aht'uma,
.......
Kin
are
along
III”
Jnrkn»|iary assembly today
that the first organlrallonal Vllle-AJI»nta and ValdosiaAUan- and with no record «*f Groigte
Joro Dorminy reporta that many
■ Coordinator - - E. B. Carter,
FRIDAY
gm a.
A violin sole wa*
Ing of the committee will ta highways ami therefore Indi having impeded * quarantine
have bean taking part in the
Atlantic National Bank Uuild*
Tho Field Office of the Social
Tha rifle range
the direc archery and tannti classes. So
held at 3:00 P, M. Thursday
Inr.
•
tion of Bill Ilentdon la coming far Ihe best archery »h«d U John Security Board In (trlandn an t the office nf Mr. lotwliin In cate that "our rpini'.lntine m-nltiht against, travel from that' (date,
Employment — U. B. Em*
that
there
Imvinot
been
reportnounce*
that
Its
representative
travrlers
from
Florida
was
w
ar
In
aach
day
with
many
nice
acore*
Lillian Moran an ..
stoyment Bfrvicc. It2 North
l)o Court House
Fox, who alto hold the record
ranted cod might prove htKrey* ed outcrops ef the 'll***n •' iilnng
on the targets; all trying for last year. However, tha comprtb will be In Hanford next Friday, ^
difficult piano aolo.
_
J’ark Avenue.
fill
in
preventing
ttie
spread
of
[the
highways
"f
Ihol
seett"iiT"
*1
th*
United
HtEtcj
Employment
achievement*,
and
thaaa
scores
thy Crumley tang
Vocational Training and Edn*o keen that John he* to. Servica at I0;00 A. M. to 1:00 l\
CIRCUIT COURT
c;
polio 111 fieorgia", li eantisdlc- tile pointed mil that there have
xrilj be registered with the Na Uoniia
la
Ocean?" a*
ention — T. W. I-nwlon, Court
kaep VP hi* practicing.
tnry.
according
to
Dr.
Wilson
T.
1*o®
n
only
n
minimum
of
polioM.
for
the
purpose
of
auisting
tional
Junior
Rifling
Association
B * a $ e * T S d MU*
linns**.
The following boy* with their all person* having burinesi with j| The docket for the Spring term Sewiter, *lnt* health offleer.
mycliUx cases along the upper
of Washington, D. C. with which
ad a piano solo.
Legal AMfa1*nc*' lh*‘plfa1“
(
Circuit
Court
will
I
t
sounded
east
coast
of
Fterida,
the
aection
%
I
,
,
u
c
.„
n
or
desiring
Information
altnut
OMIn toe find place, he **ld, If
Camp Winona for Sanford boya
irntlon nrul Stale Ncrvko Ofuesday morning at 10:0n o'clock the qiAraiitlne Jn r.urreijifoj there from which travellers peso from
Age
and
.Survivor*
Insurance.
is raglatorad. _
. 0. W. MEETS
fiin
- Contact through Lloy ‘
Cabin J — flxrh WtnleheI. conn.
Id r u m will he - set for trial ahouldn't t«* any trnvclern from this atale Into Georgia,' while
Th# boat camper » r the amak dlh»r, Bngene Kendal). Douglas
F. Boyle, County tiervic#
Ut#.
Alabama
outbreak
lx
much
<
f
Judge
M.
B.
Smith
Trials
will
Plorlda
on
thoaa
highway*.
Al|.o.
,
GROUP
will ha glean a fra# _aeroplane Leasing, Wgda f* n u r , Iti|t John*,
fk 'r. TaVarh Building.
Th# Board nf County Commis Itohahlr start during the week If 32 cores of polio along Jhese nearer to thn Georgia line.
rid# over tha camp; that fa, If Wallace Tyra. Charles U », Et»Home Hrrvice AsslsUne# to
Another
Illustrationof
high
if
July
23.
arrardlng
to
0.
P.
two
routes
w*ra
suppoeedly
tomorrow night a t 1 :30 th* parent* of the lucky boya »*l>a TbtJ, Ff*d Bowen, Clyde sioner* will m«*?t Tuesday after
Servicemen, es-Hervleemen and
way
travel
hotspreading
polio
irndon.
eVrk
of
ihe
court,
spread hy travelers fr*m Flornoon a* an equalization board, and
thslr Dependents —. Apietkaii
o'clock a t »Jia W. O. W. H a ll 11*
fdnrr lo s in g .
g ■ ■ '
'"
iimmM
Ida, It would then eppear that wae cited In Brevard County.
Ref Cro?*, I.akcfrnnt B-.nte.
Booth P ark Avenoa. All membara
Iny. raun to ranaldvr the county budgat for
Thl*
county
lies
between
Balm
ODD
FELLOWS
TO
MEFT
thp quarantine 1* not very effee-'
vsnl.
fntanwtad In tk* dagre* team boyi in camp and also by tha eillor. Jeffery
T. I. liar* 1948-17.
Sanford Lodr* No- 27. I. O. live. That however. Is certainly Beach and Dade, whore right
CiUxeiis continued to reouost the
Veteran* Administration —•
councilor*. A i f* gwnrd for the ria, Bobby “
. .Jo# Mel*eh.
along,
there
has
liccn
continuum,
beside
tlie
point,
for
all
the
Martin M. Rudirh. Sheriff*
local camp wtl| tend a o#gT*«
ihn Fox, Bold>y Board to add a small inlllaga for ). F. ill meet at H.00 o'clock Important authorities in puhlc local travel; yet only two polio
A. IL Ppaw
for regular soasion.
«
Office *v*ry Tuesday.
to Myrtle Beach. 8. C. In
:lng. BUI road eon*traction and repair, ar- >hi* evaning
Parks. Chari
case* have curved in’ that counand riilUng rrvera- health have long ago diapansod
; to O. P. Herndon, founty Ul member*
n
with the Idea (nat the dfaea**
era invited to attond.
5g|*V. 0 . • ” *
f m
m
n j:
ti
Administrator
Market Head Says Farmers Not
Gives Warning To
Getting Fair Share Of Prices
South’s Fanners
Iran At Peace Since 1814
’pouTtS. r: tV u^ u , h ( the Dawson Announces
Puts On Wars Of Its Own
Growers Tomorrow
’Walking
(apt, Bradford Is
Given Permanent
Army Commission
Group Named To
Govern Veteran
i Farm Training i
Rotarians Given
76 Seminole County Youths Complete
Miraicial Program Swimming Instruction At Camp Winona
At Meeting Today
S
i
f
f
i
l
( ■eorgm Quarantine Against Honda
. ' S . ' . " ; » o s ~ ' Is llnwarranletl/Says Slate Officii
e w a -r *
i
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m
tm
mm
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�H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , FL O R ID A
The Sanford Herald
S l l N M l ■■ M n t l t i n
S t u b , . 27 . IBIU. a t I Ita
KlarWa, ,. k.1, i
t CSaafaiJ.
'4 l | > r M ml M a r r h M. 1
M O N D A Y , J U L Y 1 5 , 1946
View Of America
jjapanfcsi, W ometi
Graham Hutton, nn Englishman who Rays lie lias Get Surplus Navy
spent five of the happiest years of his life in our middle
western states, has written a book called "Midwest At Candy, Nuts, Flour
Danger Ahead!
II, W. V. BITTING
Touch ton D rill Co.
Noon." This reKion he calls the most typically American
A I* Newsfoatures
part of the country'.
U. 3. Navy
M any Europeans, fro m De Tocquoville and Mrs. andYOK'LHUKA—The
ihu Shinsrl, women’s society
Trollope to James Bryce, _____
have written
of
America
with
____.................. ........................ . of Y dkotuka a te combining forcri
varying degrees of tolerance or intolerance, but none baa t» batlle food shortage*. --TR*
viewed us with more real kindness and understanding
than has Mr. li
It to the townspeople
Ho traces the rise of our present-day manners and rationing
Cgmly, mita, flour ami edible
customs from our pioneer origins, and describes the life waato foot)* which the Nnvv r».
Frequent headache*, unt
plained pain of any kind,
run-down feeling . . . any
all may be u r n * of »<
ceriou* health upseU ,
Do not neglect then, but
consult your p h y sician . for an
examination. E arly treatm ent
m ay well ward o ff long peel*
od» of illnea*. In any case,
y o u r phxlcian la the only one
qualified to diagnoaa and preac riU for your own caie.
' jectetl for it, own use niri ItClne
•M lB V t uallrM . r« M i a t
re e o lB lU a * a n d
ut
lamvMI* t e r I few s>iir|i<w mt
' laada, will U r r l> a , * r * lor
tie r a S t r O U f a * r*tr«.
order*, and If raws
called for. be carefu l
•election of a d ru g g ist
at* v*rk.
Mongolian Nation
BIBLH VKII.3K FOR TODAY
70SeminoleYouths
is krnjwu an Outer Mongolia; Inner Mongolia .js still Finish Instruction
Chinoae.
,
Roth roprosont a great come-down from a notorious I A t Camp Winona
„
.
jtnut. In thn 12th and 13th centuries the Mongols under
I nntiHHid l'rM.,1 I'M* Om
Genghis Klian and l»i» successors terrorized the world. (■rnham
ami Hugh • Walter*.
They conquered China and Russia, ami all Asia but the t ’tihin S - IVli* llrock, councillor,
_ hotter- parts* of Central ; and .Eastern * Asia. Their W alter Itoulh, WyY* J a r r e l l
edY Though thou exalt] unities even got into Eastern Germany, and turned back (ipnrge Herndon, llh silt* Mann.
XI.—a. ■—*r — ‘
i-1■ ■■ r'“*—— --- ey'wurF'dPrffITtrd;'bilb*'lve<'ntirr* wnnr bad •Mike W b ejfk L . Arfhur. Holding
>et thy - nest mining the
Lilly hiank, Ronnie Garner, Bobthence wi|| 1 ' tiling thee come of the death of their ruler thousands of miles east.
irrii; nmt Hammy Jnrotyxfih.
In those days the Mongols followed idolatry o r Mo t uliin 4—Hill Fleming, council
ja ith the laird.—Obediah
hammedanism, warlike religions both. For a, lo n g tim e lor, . Hubert linker, Gordon Toll.
they embraced Buddhism, which encourages peace and Hobby Hauer, Joe Mo**, Gordon
inactivity. Except for diplomats specializing in Far KnstBible .W ealher
orn affairs, they have been forgotten by most of th e file ‘d epartm ent whine rccom(F ro m T h a'C h ristian Science
world, But now UiflR the world’s boundaries have druwii iicndnlluiii as to udci|uate exits
Monitor)
lire eieaiie* ami unlocked d o o 't
closer/they
will probably be hoard from oftener—especi ar«
The breaking fog give* back the
alw ays observed. ML t ’e te n ally
if
they
join
the
United
Nations.
Shore, but shinnda
uurg lini always had lla- comfort
The
Upper hills and cling* lo
dark massed firs;
F rom broken thunder furrow* of
the clouds
A silver ray, like pointing finger,
atlr*
Across the metal w aters — close
wo a ta
To an oki tale, u picture in a
Announcement was made la,-l
vM.ek by Alexander Brest of Jack
sonville, president of the Florida
Hoad Builder* AUf/cintion, o f the
appointm ent of John A. l.ong. a
former resident of Jacksonville, u^
executive secretary of the associa
tion. "M r. Long i'.'turi« to F[orlila highway activities after' seven
years In W ashington, D. C., where
ho has been a s ta ff • official of
.£
* '•
■*" ' * “*
the American Bond Builder* At*uciation,H B rest Mid. "lie b rin g .
Penguin Eggg Are
Popular In So. Africa
his is the tlf lth o f a series
f Kdilorial AdVertlsemenU
•pearing in th is peper each
BEAUTIFY
YOUR HOME
with VENETIAN
BLINDS
We can make
m en ts fp r y o u to ^ h n u feo j
thorn on IiA S Y TERM S P j i
V en etia n b lin d s m ado to fit a n y s iz e w in d o w s
Free Estim ates
Wood and metal slats — 5
R epairing — R e fln lsh ln g
SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO.
»_W S » T T U IIU > ST R E E T
P H O N E 1 1 5 3 -W
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY!
FEATURING
|------- — -------- -
Once in his spoil
she could never again j^j
___ he free!____ Sf
TSo m e t i m e s )
ftufc A’
GENE TIERNEV
BELLOWS]
mill sa fe ty of Its school children
param ount and bn* not p ern iittej
■aBunroaCtacK 3
selfish political influences, as
W H IS K E Y -A BLKXD ]
■Ir.i-whcre, lo th reaten Ihe wei ' I’u ', Jimmy F‘ox, Dirkie Musi,
A new scieiico, nerogeology, in rapidly making nli- fine
riml
ecurity of the younger Duly I’atk s, Delbert Almey, atm
.„
„
, ; .. . i i
solele Ihe traditiunnl; and colorful mining pro.spi-rlor and
Juinrs McKee.
lii.x burro. A comhinatiun of the airplane and newly de
t abin — Itoli Crumble)', lead
Seminole County’* n lrrt school er. hobby MHcIm II, Henry Tooke,
veloped <|nick color film now makes it possible to detect hoard
an,| county superintendent, Kinie Morris, John H i g g i n s ,
mineral deposits in far flung and inaccessible mountain also progressive school trustees Hodger
Curner, Jim m ie Filripplin,
Of Jacob's ladder leaning on u regions.
barksol by tl*_* IT A, arc nuking L arry Reel, Hurry F arrin , H enry)
sta r,
Color variations in soil, rock and tree growths hint every c ltu rt to rrin o iy building Tooke. Hol>ct $huw and Uud Dun,
A voice th a t spoke, the sun's
at mineral content. A mngnometcr, used in war to detect romliliuiis m schools which We:i (’nliin d —Bill Herndon, leader,*
firs t fiery look.
A. fresh hreexe springs, cries submerged submarines, enn be used to estimate mineral caused liy lack of |ubor a«,| (iene F'lsbury, Don K-.'l|y, Robert
£ 4. t t V / c r p
m a in mis during wartim e.
At
reach me from the float.
Samuel*. Sam Dunn, Louie Butcontent
of
both
land
and
under-water
areas,
according
P
A
C
K A G I S t »••<*;
Hit»ame
tim
e
they
have
p
m
fiteJ
O ur world is fait, the little sail
to an article in Uic July issue of Science Illustrated.
by I t,, ’ rumbles and culivulsiun* b id , Curtis W i n f r e y . Dickia f.S’,1 i i s ^ - . t ! .
is raised,
U.iuer,
Bobeit
MlUlu
ll
and
Ken
Because many of the mineral and oil deposits arc coming from Tampa.
And all is clear for picnic and
nel h K sw ry ,
fo r boat —
already worked out, airborne prospecting becomes an im
"How to win acliolais ami In
B a t from the nm thrnst window portant and practical commercial aid.
fluence pupils, might welt bs
I hav« gated
term ed tlir theme of KiFtaun
W ith S take's nr Bore's eye, seen
Univursily’* new plan to '‘vtUliawi
ih.-tiuctioh" and pep up clasSi*.
IJ&MTthlv light* and simdc ami
lh « University, locatni at l)ci
angei feather.
i
? HORTHNSK FLKXNLrt. j
I-arrrl. ha* lieen selected ns one of
11.1 university* and colleges ini
Br
the South to participate In the
WILLARD rO .N N O L l.tfi
T ha city of Ocala installed pink
Carnegie Foundation for the Ad
ing- meter* fire month* ago. .Since
The City of Tampa whose load
ii c can imagine T a m p a n s vancement of Teaching. Stetson
(tarn lh«y have taken in Itu .a tf.
f in meat at ion* about the “dfploi giini'iiig Uinr teeth ns ttajy read is the only Florhlu institution to
____ of •ometliing like this; “fit, Peters- participate In th e Foundation's
-HHn stil| a re n 't, able to get able und unsanitary condition
vfhal y o u w ant in the *lures, but Us school building* ha* been echo .urg school*, from the standpoint
cone Is, “ Don't ing nil over the sta te will "just of architecturaj beauty, sufety
A8 a w #r on?" love" a n«w multi-colored fukkir, and well intdiUAined condition
you know there
descriptive of the schools ami
tank high among educational ineducational advantage*, of Hi. stituUohl
uf tii t/niletl .State*.
danhm la joy*led, tax assessments Petersburg ladng prepared by an Hchonl lunrhroom* arc kept well
advertising
agency
unih'r
direction
t a n (wen fncrraseil on the aversnecited, m e scrupujousy e|ean
of t)*> Hi. P etersburg Chamber of
age by 8Vfc percent.
mid
sanitary and are rigidly illUonuncico.
Private schools, in
sported at iryular interval* by
L . . , 1 . 1.
-I*.
•— ■
Russian delegates In Japan are cluding (lie Florida M ilitary A cad-, hmlth
aulhotitlcs,
Tills JiVH'-tICO 1
dem anding the rlglit lo strike mil tmiy, are included in the descrip o f inspection 1* not confined
i iMrnly to Famlary or *tructurnl
A 48 hour work w nk for JnpancM- tive literature.
Uhar.
George
Atrhewm,
Jr.,
re(|ulremcnU hut include*' care
L
American representative, logically
Si. Petersburg, n ot content ful inspection by members o f the
merely
w
ith
having
the
"best
grondera why the Hustiana nfe so
eqniurned, ab o u t Japanese latarr schools," want* to have the “ix si
Already, radio
when Russian labor Itself doot radio station.”
rypt enjoy these same privileges. eniln eers hatvj conferred with
Norman E, Brown, m anager uf
WHUN regarding erection of
“•
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HANG ON TIGHT I
You've probably heard about the towers for a frequency modulation
pglnU r atop a tall ladder who broadcasting- system, the system
WM w hitew ashing the ceiling. An that ha* no minaving ita lic or
gbpyentice painter called up to Interference.. City M anager (tarleton F‘. Khnrpe I* keenly interested
_ "(fey,
he yelled, luive you In the p injert.
g el a good grip on that brush V
~ "Bore thing," the firs t an
iM w .
"Good. I ’m taking the ladder.'
-r-Ttmes-Unlon.
Minijig From The Air
f A R R K L t ’ vN
JOSEPH L. MANKfEWICZ
Uffkll F.IIHOL COMEDY
-ntW A U E OF RBlUIKAlUr
8 PORT “BATTLING UA88 “
PR IC ES)
-
PARAMOUNT NEWS
Adull* — Me
RB
Mj
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Bocaubo it is the world's largeit* citrus
producing area, Florida la tha logical Ioca- .
tion b r tha manufacture'ol oitiu» by-pro
ductq. And sinco tWo-thiicb itf grapefruit
crop, and one-third of ita orange crop it
processed lor canning, there's plenty of
citrus residue available. In recent years
there has been agrowing demand b r these
by products, made by, utilizing portion* g |
the fruit formerly ponsidexed as waste. The
citrus industry if only one example el
many which indicate the possibilities, of
future industrial development in Florid^
21MlUioo Dollar Rati m m
where you’ll find a full line of the finest paints, I’Y
money can buy.
MMtgrnwmrnmmt*
i of Munldto ask tha
tar* to aturn ta the
M
l: n«rt af
12)45 P. M
D A IL Y
L A S T TIM ES M O N D A Y
O n e M ore T om orrow "
hi9Uv 0 * 0 * . tar .Wry and W
collta
Cllrt* t)iM * supphraenf* onKnoI
9
c o o ii/u c lto n prooram s ta rte d by this
WE SPECIALIZE INTPAINT AND GLASS
OPENS: #
Children— Me
S T A T E NEWS B R i E F S
No nutter frtut Und of pilot you nted—fcr the
ouulde, Inside, floored furniture —we have the
Pittsburgh Ifahtt that will five you thebeetlooking,
longest lastingand moat Monmnleat reeulta. Here'^
t ' 1.
for foW dnrf
Jrposes show
�a
M O N D A Y , JU L Y IS , 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
Undo-Elect And
Birthdays Honored
S o c i e t y e d i t o r — c « c e i u T ru iu ck
“X
. j ^ ,
:
Onnie D. Vickery
S o c i a l L a lc n d a t Weds Fred J. Bender
Mg and Mrs,. A. C. Fort left
on Saturday
_____
for a month at
Bridgeport, Conn.
with Mrs. D. K. ■McNah leading.
The topic will be “ Missionary
7Education, a Christian ImperaIre.”
Sunbeams, Junior Girl* Auxil
iary will m eet at 3:30 IV M. ' *
Junior. Royal Ambassadors will
meet a t 3t45 P. M.
and close friends.
The bride chose an arpia eyelet
embroidered dress and white ac
cessor/}* with a w hite orcrdij
corsage. Mrs. E. C. Snodgrass,
sister of the bride, who *erred a*
m atron of honor wor* a dies* <■(
yellow eyelet with matching ac
cessories and a corsage ftailisman rose*.
Mrs. J. 0 . Bender, mother of
the groom, was dressed In while
crepe with white accessories and
a pink rosebud eorsSge. The U>*l
was Jam es
man for the I
Singletary of tl
Immediately following t^e ceiemony the couple left for a short
wedding trip and upon their re
tu rn will make their home at' 113
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Haley E. DuU West Second Street.
annuunce the birth of a daughter.
More motor vehicles ate ti-od
Jan C arlin, July 4 at the local
hospital. Mrs. Duke was the fo r- in the distribution of milk than
any other commodity.
ir Mis* Ruby Rahorn.
In « split-second
Ned Sm ith returned to S fnfoid
yesterday afte r spending n week
at the fu rn itu re m a lt in Chicago
THREE
PAGE
RUNNING ROHMMATES
NEW
YORK—id ’r— 1, m i n r r I
Strand,
Sweden's
1,600 -m eter
champion, roomed with Cum in
lla rg g in M llnto'gm l «ay* he Wtt»
lo rry th at Gunder "a* declared
a proh?n>lonal runner. S tra n d ,, u
Mii» Juni«vc Brown, bride elect,
was houorr1 at the D. U. Levy
home uu Silver Lake recently writn
Jewell I’ittm an, Selma ami Hose
Levy wliu celebiated birthday*
th ii month.
i hose piescnl at the party were
Mr. ami Mrs, S. t ’. Crahum , Mr.
ami Mr>, Collin brow n, M ix
lla ie l I'arkcx ol Orlando, Miss
M argaret Myers, MU* Jewel r i t l tuan, MlSs Jatliecu llrow n, \ \ a l
te r Struck, Sir, nn.I Mr*. Sam
Iwvy, Mri. Herman Jacobion, Son
ny and S arah Jacobson, Miss
Rose Levy and Miss Selma Levy.
HAVE YOUR REST PHOTOGRAPH
The Raymond Studio
newspaper pressmatr, ■< fite-feeteight unit weigh- only l 12 pound*
W e G u a r a n t e e to P le a s e Y o u !
The Danish merchant Fnhrrii
hell, who invented tin- thernmm
9
S la te
B ank
B u ild in g
Phone
1093
cter, was a business failure.
Mr. and Mr*. Rhvtl Sm ith and
daughter, Ihinna, have arrived to
Mr. and Mr*. Moody Darden Visit, with hi* mother, Mrs, II. U.
have ’/.-ft for Clrccitville, S. t ’. Smith, also Air. umt .Mrs. Roy
ami Ashvitte, N, c . for a two R rilt amt Mr*. R. R. Pippin d u r
weeks' trip.
ing the coming week
-Mr. and Mrs. \V. I*. Stine have
Mr. and Mrs. Iternard Wilke
oml chibliun have i-eturned to theii i eturned from a two weeks trip
home a f te r spending seven week* wiieie.tls.'y visited th eir son, CDtv
Allteli .Stine, in New York and
in New York.
their daughter, Mrs. J . A. Mc
I’hil (irnshuff i* in Hanfoiu fot Kinney, in tioldshuro, N’ C,
Mtverul day* on husirars*. He and
his fam ily are spending the humme, in Decalur.AUch.
Doh Mninri of Jacksonville is
Vitiling his m other, Mr*. It. M.
Mason, mid sister, Mrs. Ned
Far b lrth d Jt- . . . r«r aiittl*rf*JHra . .'. for
any sprtlal Mcasliin—give, jrwclrjr a* a
token of lour Imp, To Vtiaw you remem
bered will mean so mm h lu th at woman or
.mail In your life, partiriiUily when you
say It wdtti Mewrlr* leua- M.tVlIKIt'H.
' I*
Smith, for several day*.
Mr. ami- Mr*. A. C. Williaci;
left .Sunday for SpvAnnah. f!a.
to MN-nd ten days with ' then
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mr* .' 0 W. Douglas.
COSTUME PEARLS —
Karl Schultz ha* retum rd from
T, Sgt. Albert Rnbuin of the
Jacksonville where he spent tw><
infantry ictum ed heme on Wadday* taking thi? state board r s- lie-day after rerriviug his dl»aimiiatiim f o r .a funrrnl director. elu iig e."lie i* the aun of Mr. and
Pfe. (Iilan Revels of 4 LI Pal
me l to Avenue ha* luturjied from
Ft. Lawson, Wtu|f. for a 30 day
fin lough, lie has ro-enli*ted for
further d uty ami will report to
Ft. McPherson, A tlanta, fin. at
the term ination of his lea At.
Mr*. A, K. Hu butn and w ears the
infantry combat badgw, gm«l con
d u it medal, brtmip s ta r nnd two
battle slurs for his 17 .months
mu vice in the European Theatro.
TOBACCO H i a t t s Dorli Duke, for
mer wife ol Jam es Cromwell, li
panned as aim left the Customs
■.(rue at LaGuardia Field In New
Vet*, after her arrival on a Constel
lation plane. Listed ns a Journalist,
Mbs [Kike had been abroad more
than (wo years, and spent most of
the Ume In Homo, (fillernational)
n i n j r h f i ! /m i l g r a d u a t e d
n e c k la c e , $ 3 0 . O th e r s
f r u n i $ 9 .9 3 u p .
Choose
from a wide assortment
of
sires
and
styles
In
, ita m rl, s te rlin g , p t u lla
and colil. IJ.9J up,.
Orchids t« Indiana—
At What a Price!
Mm . Itavhl 8 p**rr, r f t r , several
>vniH *|H?nt in Geneva with her
A. II, Stevrnft. former ibinfonl k*n«iitt*r and al9lt*ra>ii«uiwa Mr. wild
. W. 1«. H.itf, thi —irturniHl to
m«*i4't»nnl» te tu n ie j T hui*ihy
H U N I H . t ! | . l . i/V» A
HiPOftii*
i'anmitlnt fin. where he nnd hi* >SI»if 4*1*1 ;tlld a lit 11ill Is,*' lift*1 tlD M yirj ttiiiF At h r i k'i tidijwtion nn
utili
\\
t
aiul
Mi*,
Win*
Will
In
tun
family hurt* lived f«»i the part
| V|,
|l*t
f|t lU |l
f I Hill
till'
* Miuiin'lijt Au'inii* wink* Mr.
ttin-i yearn, The Slrvettp fa in ih
H n 'kaiiun I b Ikiii I*.
M n d r o f I ;J
if"!
Mi
<
Hleg
are
*m
vnrjiUun.
plwww tn return !** Sun ford ti» hv • I Hiv%*Ii tmil tip* west by ituti lied white rwttlpya orchid*, »1
Mi«i Cntherine Morrknn. daugh uutttrmtbih* iiiiii pinti laler It* take
ter «‘f Mr. and Mi* W. -I >!or ,4 s J IliAp Ofl 111** \ I lit Mt IP Oft'iill
risnn, ha* rehmii-d from \\ w | the,*ter* N. Y. where *he hi*
the pB*t tr*veml mnnlh*. The
M orritonn
have
,u
their
n iiv ii
vkai *ent by
n friernl t*» Alnr\
I nritfwhorr o f
Iti
a t i!
Itwl
Hi'if* where hiichldw me *idd m
Ik'1it e him.f o r l-** cent* each, it cum.
*T/fl
F h irU tft e M im .ftrd it w o u ld
hfi*r i out
States
f-MHI in
the
i ,iir1e*l
Mr. ami Mr*. John L. Ilutrhelur
of Pottndown. N*. Y.
• A c riilm t h a ia n ln a re increasing daily and
y o u r c a r m ay he involved in an in stan t. P ro tr e t
yourself w ith ad e q u ate autom ullile insurance.
All au to m o b ile |Kiliey n n iv id rd by tills agrtiev
a M B p i m odern, q u a lity |im te c tio n — against
liaMSty! for D odil/-in/tjry or p n ip e rty dam ag e—ag ain st lira an d th e ft— and m ay include m edical
p a y m e n ts, collision, glass breakage, fnw tng an d
service rxjirttse. D o n 't w ait till an secid en t
strik es! C on su lt us now!
1 1 6 N . Park A v c
Phone 180
■INSURANCE PL U S SERVICE
Representing • Standard Arridenl Insurance Company • Detroit
CARII OK THANKS
Wr take thin mean* *»f ex pro**
mi* our npprrrintittn to
mu
friend* f *»r their runny kind
nnd ex|irr«*ion* of *yin
puthy lintiitir
r« ‘4*ril her»*nv**
.Mr. ami Mr*, o , p 1 <*re are
visiting tlmir ernmlsnn, llmmv
Lanier, at Engles Nest Camp.
Hrrvnrd. N . C. for several ilay*
afler which they will spend ntv*
month vneatinnlng in North C’ar-
olina,
PEN * P E N C IL S E T S —
v e r a lin r p
N kyltntt
ii.ir n n ti’t-d n o t f o r a
e .ir , n o t f o r lif e , h u t
in im u le s 'll f o r e v e r .
rTiefit.
*1 lie fam ily *jf
Mr- l.illirtn I’hiiDtern
——
Proudly wa preiont
lovely A ll-C arvsd
Rinj*. creo.ed b;*
a firm fam oui'loi'
a lm o il a century.
lady Evangelist, speak.
a simple, plain spoken
t„ H sprinkling of sinThev ate utniMe to trsisl her
JsadmCs l«i a< • e|>t the laud and
rum eight to titeht the victory
ry u! u |,,,w babe tn Christ l*
ieard.
C O ST U M E
ire invited to Ihls peculiar meetmr.
*
Adv.
--(jolil filled nn
alerting.
$12.60.
Olliers in nil si/ea,
styles nnd prices.
Zion hath trundled and brought
orth son* and daughters.
You
W jhM
Candy Stripe
Jersey
|v
P IN S
V IS IT
MARINE
i
BIONOI Mr*. Cerda Dltkrre and her
4 W-year-old daughter, Elmara, ste
Wm. E. Kader
JEW ELER
11^ S O U T H P A R K AVE.
P H O N E 357-W
SETS—4
piece* Include per
fum e bottle, ninth,
mirror and mirrorImrk brn-h. *14.50.
Other* tn *24.50.
HllESSF.lt
shown at a New York pier, alter
th eir arrival on tha B rarll with
other Ol bride* and children. Mrs.
Dlflore, a natlva of Latvia, la In tha
U. 33.. to Join bar
rxrr husband,
nusoano, CapL
v-«pi.
I (Icargo Diflora to Ida Brooklyn,
New York, kotna. {International)
Marine Studiot is now
entirely reopened —
both oceoaoriumt ond
. all ipeciol tanks—ond
v
Iherl'i n bigger, mora
marrelout dttploy of
K L' marina lilt then aver.
Open every day. Plow
W' a visit toon.
fk
STERLING
BRACE
LETS — identif irntion
styles with links. $6.60
up.
MEN'S
POCKET WATCHES—
17-jcwal while gold,
very thin Blyle*. with
Swiss movement nnd
Rom an numerals. $55.
DIAMOND WEDDING BAND— 'for
h e r’ in yellow gold
with
three
dia
monds in the teltinq. $18.00 up.
MEN’S WHITE
Ups Radiant as
Glowing Embers
4 R tf
k AW
V jw
^
JV
3Y
u q
A la
MEN'S
WRIST
W A T C II F. H —
Shock-proof, antimagnetic, nnd «ater prwaf.
I.umin*
ous dill,
al.lt.le*a
Heel eaae. sweep
second hand.
*43.4.1.
LAUILS
WHIST
J* A I< IIES - In >el•
e»ld »**•» «"'*
.1 ( as m .. n .1 rh.p*.
*‘-rd band. Live
her une r.f the**
and her time wlU
•>» your time
*05.45.
.
„ , '4 ' *’ t" I »"d
band in
gold- Aul
«1
*a
" 'V u
wrifdina.
A L L O F T H E A B O V E PRICES IN C L U D E F E D E R A L T A X
q u a lity p la in w h it*
S p ecia l va lu ta I ----2 0 3 -0 9 E . 1*1
ESC and fiffC eac
P ho no
OF SA N FO R D
117
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r:;v*-',^p^iipigst.y-r^m.
TOV
•' •
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TH E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
A G E FO UR
hr law. Ifarctn fall not or judfmvnt will ht> cnlrrcd «Kuln«t you
liy dMntilt Thl» I* » Dull bir the
L e g a l N o tic e
plaintiff IIKYWAIIH II MYRllH.
for a ill%#irr« from ytwi, tlATTIK
UH! AIYKIIH. et-fcn-Un*
WITNR89 u»y ban*! and ■««! of
koticm
Motif* l« h*r»by given th»i lli» mid Court at Kanforit, F lot Ida, thia
Of Th* Banfnrd Herald will be h.M
la th* offlc. of Tfl* Katifurd llernM
|a Hinford, Florida on July XI. IM*
at IDW o'rloch A. II. lor th* Iraniarllon ol itrli lu iln rr a a* may
COM before (ho m**ttn«
W. OOltDON DKAN.
, .
SK O U ry
^
■»*
N otlr. of Publication t.« puMUIf'l
one* a week for I m (ii#fiillrr
weeka In Ilia Manfont Herald. n
rielVepjiper of «en*r<il I >t >11MIIOTT
put'll,hrtl In H.nlool
H*tnnule
County.* FJorMa.
Dun* ami nrilem l at M.»o loin.
A m laalr lu n a r,, I'larMa. HU Ja l,
I, IM*.
c>, I*. II cun iwmt
Clerk of I hr l*lirull <null
Muni nolo I'o'inlr, Florin*
«>. 1>. flKIIMIlON
.
A. Cl*tk <>( *»ld Court.
I
[ (HBAI.I
fKKAE)
ra trta „ m . .
lllll* ON • ON'TIII I t ION
At eleven oclofa on Tburatlay
i y « - VJ &*JSS
a K K(X |K
Hehrnxl taK1||NOL|5
TNTY. TATL
CIIANVKUY.
of T ru .lrr. f.*r H f
j
D ta trlrt w ill i r r r l v f Milo on p»%
inn In n rr c o u rt, at th* Manford
Mouth Mid* M hool h u lh tln a T h a
H oard r* ,* rv * « th* r ls h t to refect
a n y and all h id ,
Mpeelf (r a tio n ,
m ay h* otitain*d fro m A rrd ilt* rt
E lto n J . M ouahtnn, at th* H anford
A tla n tic
N ational
llu U itln g .
H id .
•liould l>a mailed nr p ir a r a t r d to
Iha auperlntendrnt at the C o u rt
llo u ie . Hanford. F lo rid a .
J . I » O A U d 't V A Y . C h a irm a n
MRS. KOMAMo NO C H A P M A N .
H eerelary. Hanford H oard t f
Hehool T ru ile e a
k
UF
*
MONDAY, JU L Y 18, 1848
Feds Capture Series With G-Men
Locals Open Two-Game Series In
Daytona Tonight Against Islets
*—
STANDINGS
W. L. Pet.
89 24
.711
Orlando -------.580
SANFORD
__ 51 37
.510
Ht. Augustine ___ 46 39
Deluind
...~ 44 40
.824
40
.459
Palatka ..... .. ___ 39
...... 3H 49
Gainesville
.437
.... .. 34 52
2195
Leesburg
.356
Daytona Brach ..... 31 51
Y esterday* Results
Orlando 9-3; Ht. A ugustine 1*2.
Daytona Beach 7; Leesburg 3.
Deluind 5; pglatka 4 (12 in.)
.HANKHID 12; Gainesville 3.
G%nga Today
Ht. A ugustine a t I>e*tiurg.
Orlando a t Palatkk.
HANFORD a t Daytona Reach.
Gainesville a t DcLnnd.
FMJlimA; IN
Mana e r r YA Ixryy’a Han
vnm iN iA m :« jih riK
ford Celery FctLs Iravel lu
(.‘rxmplalnant.
P a c e s A tta c k
*
vv
Divorce
Hay Inna Death lonlshl for „
KLLIF MA1K IIKOlHTKit
conical with Manager JohnDefrhdant.
***,
uy Hoah'a
M tinJi-rt,
I ’al
NOTlrH
To; Ktllr Male KrtsDIrr, Hh»»»r ail*
IllanCj lire Fed righthander,*
rfieaa la unknown.
will probably
rcI
Levy a
Notlrii la hereby ulv*n ll'^l 30 a r*
mound aaaignmrnl.
lion for d lfo rff ha* Mm hroaahl
nvnih«t you nn*l that >'*’* *<r*‘ rJ *
Tomorrow rvrniniT Ihe two
t|u1rt*1 tu f JIn an iiji| k a*anrr In
rlulia m ute hrre for a retu rn
the above enllltrd Fouil and can**
rriKagrrarhl al Ibe Municipal
on or hefora tha 31bI *lajr nf July
T. IV. LAWTON, Mupl.
1946 In default of which raid m m
l'«rlt. Ih* fill will g c| underwill Jircu-eeil e& pail*,
H
4) lomufyon nit;Itt kl 8 :K
rin rn iT
c o r u r, h k m in o j . k
WUiirM my hand and 1 m
u'f lock.
COUNTY* HTATi: OF IMMUIM, i'Jerk of the above *<>!''d t out I
NINTH FIIU FIT riiANrKHY;
t ft)Ih 2«ih day of lube i**lfc
IIUTII MITTKNUOIl F,
•
U. 1*. UK UN DON.
Ily JULIAN KTKNHTHOM
F iiim irr
Clerk of saM Flrrull Court
Herald Spuria lU itor
vu
m v o n c K CHKAJs)
FtfAltLKM M1TTFN1H »PIF,
After diupplnic their nixth conn»fA8fUn(<
. CITY ‘SOFTBALL LEAGUE
HCFTim Tfi AITKAR
teat in ei|{hih alurta Friday ruitbt
. Kittlr# Wif rillkllrHillmM
Team
W, U Pet
JEAN M. lim it. *rh>.-» Plfca when it,.' Orlatidti Hcnulora paatod
In' iti«' Numr *-f ffi#« UlRl** »>f Flft* TY)!
cf r .ild .n c . la I I I . Illh Ht., XI.n- a 7 lo ft defeat on itm Celery
Haynes A Williams
6 II 1.0181
f Ida
lla n lleaeh, C allfn rn l*T«u I’hurlf* >MM*rulorf, 3U Hltlh h sYou-wra
Hanford Herald
2 1 .run
h.rehy
r*<|u
1
r<d
In
ap
Feils,
Manager
Kd
L
evyV
clutruij
Htrecl, Fijprlu, ldtsraln County1, Oh|«; pear nn tha X*lh day uf July. A.
Security Lumber Co. 2 J
.Gf.7
came buck over Ihe weekend and
You. I’hurk* MHt» ruMrf.
t>. IKS In a certain »ull f()r.
.600
Moss Amusement Co, 2 2
•wept
a
two
game
trjiie,i
over
the
by roinm«n»l»=il
l*» ilif» vnrr*
p.ndtnrt In Ht* Circuit « narl
MU of ComiilAil fllr.l ugdilnal >ou of Hemlnttl*
-3-13
Robson Spiny- Goods 2 4
County, Florida, an ab* win., Saturday night and Sunday
In Ihr t'lrrull Fnuil. Nl»»lh Judlcliil lirevlaled till"
C arp en ters’ Union
0 5 .1)90
of
which
.aid
r«"*:
(JjyuraVillc
(i-Mt‘n
by
virtue
of
(Mrrull. In nn*l f*»r Hrmlnol# Coiinly,
Game* T onight
la: William II. Held. ,JrA.1n *,n ,lf,laflrrnm .n.
HI Ml*1 Ilf Florida. In Ihr r«*r of yg
Jean M. Held. Defendant
Herald
vs Haynes A Williams
Itu Ih >lltlrnilt*rf. FUlnllff. > o iu i
The
weekend
ol
play
wa*
d
im
.
w tln.oa my hand and offlc at
II mrlr*
MlUrhfMr f.
I»rfriwlanl,
. M osi v« Security lfuml>er .
at Hanford, Hemlro'lc < ounly. nxed yestviday ufternoon at the
whrrcln Ihr rr|i« f MMiffhl l* dl* ■eat
Games Thursday* flig h t .
vomsr, on AiiRUff M». !*••. whlfh Hint* of Florida, thl* Slit day of Municipal Park wlx}it the Celery
hihas vg Robson
la « llulr Day of IhU, F«uM;
April. ****-, 'iiKRNDflN
Fed* let loose a T f-h lt 1air rage
B
:b
T
u
ttle,
Hanford
third
bnyo■ Deerrn Fro Futifraan will hr r»l*
C arpenters va Security
on a pail ol Gaineavile hurlers,
Clerk of Circuit t"«r«
Irrn l uirnlnaj you and th« raM |»roGames F riday N ight
Hrminol# County, ylorldn. Dick llnfs and Hal Hnlbert, tu nmn nnd one of the most im.
ernl rx j»arfr;
proved
ball
players
on
the
Celery
Haynes A Wiliams vs Herald
It 1b further nrdrirtl that thii <HKAI«)
record a 12 tu 3 win over the Fed rooster since
- opening of
the
Security Lumber Vs Musa
ti-Men.
,
the *rajurn, paced the locals yesTl
fhird biOenimr ttnb TirMte pneed Icnlay
unleascril a
the Fed, a tta c k during the a tie r , tr.h lr attac k o„ a pair of Gaines*
noon T>y *t»ppirTg ‘out four, hits villi- butlers for a 12 lo "3 win
in four official trip* to the plate, over the G-Men, T uttle blasted
[including oiui double.
out four hits, n double ami three
Jodie Howington wa* un Ihe singles, in four official trips to
mound for the locals mul hurled hr plate, and scored four times
creditable baseball. He wa* nicked during the afternoon,
J
LOANS
for a total of iiine hits by lluFOR RENT
5 A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E
11
visitor* but lie ku|tl them welt
BORROW H ERE WHERE
W A L L apirtm enL M b W, 1st UPHOLSTERY fabrics, A fine
scallcrei!, Oulidibr of one costly
PRIVACY,
18
RESPECTED
i'SL *
selection In »lnrk. It. H. Brown,
w rnr. in the second inning when
2911 North (Jrangc, Orlando, YOUR natural desire for privacy Gainesville scored two of their
Ily S aw rlalH I'rvoo
in money matter* i* s U ltly
8% W A N TED TO RENT
H a.
respected here.
Friend* and three runs, Howington was giver,
Henry A rm strong was the origi
relatives aro not . questioned lieauliful support i*y his mates*
Hava your portrait taken at
R U ST have furninhed huuae or
nal liuxx-saw. Any opponent nf
afield.
about
your
credit.
Your
em
Nft'IIOLLK
STUDIO
■bartm ent before Atiguxt I,
In the *evetith inning, for ex Hammerin' Hank was likely lu
ployer or business associates
220 Mclsrh Bldg., I’hono 1189
Permanent, no children. W alter
ample, with two men away, first come out of the battle scarred |
Will
not
hear
of
your
personal
Children
n
specialty
f ilth , Ph, B-J-W,___________
affair*. There is no cause for snekri Walker slammed a sin gle and weary. He .waved and bobbed
metal
drum ,.
goml
nln right, lie'm oved t«• rerond on hi* louid with such rapidity that
em barrassm ent.
SMALL first floor apartm ent G-l-gnllon
condition, $2.00 each. Southern
Reasonable credit requirement*. a single to left by It'oi-al. Ht it 1- hi* fie* often accused him of hit*
. W>nted for elderly lady
No
Chemicals, Inc.. 201 N. Elm
No co-niakcra on money loan*. Well llr'l' sl.iiiumd another sing ling a* hard with III* heud as his
pet*. Box 1214, City.
Avc_ Pnone 081
h into light f, I,! bill G u y S ilver- hand*.
Variable paym ent plans.
FJCRMANKNT reiidcnt wont* to
Ihe last time A rm strong fought
man fielded the apple and fired a
FAMILY LOAN CO.
NOILTU
Carolina
growrn
Copcnrent hou»e or apartm ent, fu r
Phone SI throw to catcher Rynm Sharpe Babe A tirm em li, the m anagers and
1 .
Florida Rank Bldg.
hagen
Cabbage
plants,
ready
t'ffleial*
were looking over the
nished or unfurnished. Phone
Walker ,(il the plate.
Aug 1T.t h to Nov 1st Place FINANCE your purchases of who 1,1 light
16t, Earl Higginbotham,
battle.
Fe»l*
o|ier,‘i|
i
lie
I
he
senring
l
'1
your order now for cnrly de
automobile^, truck* and elocli i in liic fn*l w 1**11 T uttle dniildcl J llghler was hamTud n pair. Rut
livery. Call 706-M.
3 R E A L ESTATE FOR SALE
ra | equipment lliru
M. Boyd and - •nred on laike'. single to f Arm iim endl'j niimnger. Honest
& Co.
n on i A double by .Silverman and ] < »l Working, walked over to
T, NEW houtea in coloretj auction, BEFORE buying that TA RPA U L
Sill vie* by Tuttle, Bride. Sharp 1 Armstrong’s handler* and asked
.8 Vlth th rre bedroom*. 2 with
1
2
S
P
E
C
I
A
L
S
E
R
V
IC
E
S
IN get our price.
Slnnlcyand III yant accounted for ‘ four where H enry’s other glove w w .
Ufa bedroom*. See Turn Holt,
Itngers Hardware Co.
One of the n ffirin t raised his
runs in the second. Singles by
SIGNS
Salesman, or
Hilvi'i limn and Till lb- produced fW't'Miw* and queried -what other
Show cau ls and posters
W. R. Williams, Realtor
BOAT OARS?
nnotln i pair of runs in the fourth glove?
O—DEE'S SIGN SERVICE
1 7 416 A tlantic Rank Rtdg.
YES—we have thrrm.
and single* tiy Kramer and Bryant
1 lie honest one iiqilltd—“ Why
0 . I). I.andrtss. Phone 1021
Tebphfm e 1120 .
Stanley-dlngera Hardware Co.
r
brought In I wo more rn (he fifth. the one he ought to wear on his
you buy a home, get a ONE hammer mill complete with
S.
in
f
o
ld
s
rtir
til
t
«
l
r
e
m
o
rn
in
FLOOR HANDING
head,"
power unit. Grind your own and finishing. Cleaning and wax- Ibn tinH, wh-u I a t" ivutked ornf
fire and windstorm lo
f'i
feed, grit* and rural
urs tiro policy. You will ante
mg. .<ew ftiKifn surfaced to per* went In 1hi r 11 on I i v y m shiglc to
ppruximstely t/.l of the cost
Orange Aw.
feet ion. Old floors made like new. left llntb riii'o c u e d .noments
»a may pay the premium in
Call
Inti'r when Sharp'* "lammed a
annual Initallrilbnla! See C. 0,000 ft. of 2 x 10, 2 x8. 2x0, 2x 1 .
Hr A u*rl«lr* I 't m
II. M. GLEAHON
Inutile ililn right. T uttle beat out
Also
2x0
tongue
and
groove
Boyd A Co.
I.nke Mary, Fla.
an infield lilt in the seventh and
flooring. 202M Orange Ave.
When Ihr Detroit .Tiger* lost
promptly scor'd when Bride hliivtRENT A CAR
Mtven straig h t gator* early jn the
IFLORIDA
H v n u 'n .summer
i
bargsin, in FERTILIZER—f t . 26 a hag. 2528
e*t out a triple to right eentei
YOU
DRIVE
IT
sraiiot, they were victim* ol the
‘ beautiful Lake Mary. Cottage
Oranga Ave.
PHONE 200
honv.'-run ball. *Fnch defeat ws.i
J»|th 4 rooms,
i
hath, water,
BTHK
hLAND-MORRISON
timrliivl by a htnue-run by the op
llghta.
$1,0
__ ........
,076 Cash. Wm. Marsh, ONE washing machine, 3 vnruum
U-DIUVK-IT,
INC.
position.
cleaner*. Completely rebuilt A
,InWrc*ssi6n City, Fla.
l-tnCUIT tn lU T . NINTH JUKI.
guaranteed. T ro tter's Applianrc LAWNS m o w e d .
Reasonable DIAL CIRCUIT OF FU llltD A , Fl*|l
IVjryiee. 304 W. 2nd. Ph. 1004prices. Jerry Lird, jihorie 768- n o t I.NOLI; COUNTY, IN CHAN
Downtown 0 apt. bourn In good
VIRGINIA CO-CAITAIN
J.
cr.iiY
%
rabalr. Owner leasing town. Pro
SI.IIKIIT It I.AKHKLKIt.
net in
income of 9 ATTIC FA N S- Emerson 3H. 12
1‘lMt1|>lAllll$|lt,
.pmy
, 7 ppaying
» y ln t a
■ nat
CHARLOTTESVILLE, V*.—(Ah
EXPERT piano timing nnd re
Y*
p«n*nt a t asking price, at present
and 4M Inch. O l’A prices. Itsnt— Henry Neighbors of W ashing
pairing.
11.
Cliff
Dresser.
Box
U t'ltA »: I.AKUKIbKII.
QPA ceiling rentals- which are
ton. D. C., and Paul Dcrnin of
dall Electric Co.
f *r*f^inlarit
195, ML Dora, Phone 2115.
Property has pos_ im * low.
Waukegnu. III., huv.- IK-i-n nanietl
t iii mi \ t i :
ri.MiMHA
i • i, \t it \ i; i. a inim .K ii
' slblllti*. and ampla space for al KICKER- -2-horsrpower, A-l run
cu-ruptain* of Ihr University of
DODGE
PLYMOUTH
Ynil
heifliv
!li11 a
dition. Randall Electric Co.
ring’ fronts of building intc
PARTS AND SERVICE
Mill Itaim IrffD HIf^I In Hip fit* *ill Virginia baseball tram for next
w ■treble store fronts without sacml Hole roil n 11’. rt'if Itli, i*'a*oti. Neighbors I* a pitcher and
ins Palmetto A*e.
Plume 1011 Until-i of
LAWN FURNITURE
rlflclng revenue from apt*. This 3 piece treated nl| eynnsss set
In Ihti null t»f AI Ml I I* Lfi c* I•-f Detain 1 lays in the outfield.
V; ::
t ’M
Mpiiiiii.Fiiil,. vw. tsfiursi f t
|
proparty |a definitely worth the
$ 12. 90 wonderful wnrkmanahip,
M, ilr-fr>riitn nt, CbUflfV
6JM.
The d o th In mm handkerchief
comfortable and a g reat bar* PIANU tuning — expart work, T I ip m iiu f p tif tfilfl null la t«9 uri
Phone 953, The Music llnx.
ifood.buiinnsa on Hanford Ave,
lain n illrnrrr. You «r* r 4M|ii|ie»l and tin paper In 15 grocery hag*
gain.
ft10
flln
yo»ur
Wftllea
»|ipP^riilirD
lift
netting approxim ately $360.00 per
are sufficient In m anufacture a
ROBSON SPORTING GOODS
nr lipfssrp lh« fifth day of Aukhm. book.
NEW CARS
ihonth, Builneaa la wall seasomd
300 E a it F irst St,
-v*
mg hard In gel. I,ct Us put your Ar li. 1946, nr a d*ff»r |im
end p ro fita b le a t | 2<100.
will It* **mi*rod pmtil ilfl y nil*
IVtTNpi# toy Itniyf nnil *rpl
A 10 acre farm In Mecca Ham- PORTABLE electric power pisnt old one In lip-top condition. See
it* for Auto Painting, Himonixlng, r irtk e.f I lip I'trrtili rVturf iif MfiiJ* la thr Hanfor.t 11-1 a III. Hanfuiit. Fin.
Stock. 16 acre* ‘ tiled; 3 wells;
Briggs A S traiten n r Hmnr|ltc Mattery Charging, Motor Repairs. T»nl« Cmmi), KlnHdfi. this :*fth r!<l«. a avw*paper of sM inal fircomfortable house; 2 barn*. This
culatlnn In *Al.| county and *1* 1*.
110-V, DC. 800-W,—$99.50 A Welding. Heal Covers. Also used day (if Jimp, A- !»- 134*Wlltir** my li»nd and nfflrlil
i t i good buy a t itooo.
<> IV IIKIlKlHtK
$125.00.
Immediate
delivery. cars and trucks,
amt of offIra. at Hanford. Hrrnlunla
Clerk*
Utrrull
Court
Small 6 room house on W. lit
Pal Sturnev. 931 Cedar SL.
County.
Florida. Ihla ilh day of
<hi: a l >
YATES AUTO PAINT
Ht. Extension. Has 2 H acres of
July. IK*
Jax., Fla. P h ; 0-C920.
AND
BODY
WURKS
U.
I* I IK IIN | KIN
'
ETtmndt sum* fru it; has pleasure
oiiiil-.li o f im iii ii ATin*
Cl*rh of (To'Ull Court
Phone 371
w»t*r system;
li
all electrical con- ONE docble bedstead, mattres* 195 N, Palmetto
T .t
IID T T V
A R T IIU H
I t l l ' I T , ih k a li
»'h«9f |»lari! uf »pbIiI* ncc Ip un.
. nectlons, but without bath. Price
and springs in good condition. WARNING to automobile owner* ktlUMR.
$2500.
11111iF.it i i f r t n t.it ATum
Phi|co automobile radio, $50.00
V n « arc h e re b y n<illflr*l m i j ' i . .
and
driver*.
38
»tate*
now
havo
: lU N K M AH O N , who** fta ra
Two .fairly good houses on 4\«
cash. 218 Laiurei Ave.
■lulml In a|t|i.a r to a certain till] o f T otealdanro
strict
law*
imposing
heavy
pen
la u n k n o w n .
W,
acres of ground In tha Monroe
'| Complaint flint a«atnat you f..r
You at* h«r*by notlflad and r*alties
on
motorist*
who
cannot
PUERTO
RICA
tw
eet
potato
dlvure*.
by
Cl.yllK
Xt.
U
ll'f
t,
DlatrlcL All for $4600. Thia la
t|«lird
in
appr-ar
Kill
pay a Judgment fo r injury to how iivnittng In tb* (!lrrti|l Court iif C om p la in t filed loa eaa lncertain
vine* $3.00 Per 1000. 20— 50,s l »n u for
4 good buy for any man who
of
Hamlnola
County,
Ktorlita.
on
i*
others
caused
by
th
ilr
automo*
d
iv
e
r
r*.
b
y
c
a
i
i
r
o
m
.
Ai.iir.itT
000. N. It. Barwick, luike
has a band th a t yrill fit a hamI he *th (lay of Annual, lot*
now tmtuln* In III* Circuit
hiki*. You are taking n grave bvfot*
Monro*. .
In (Ufatill thereof la li r * n o will •MAHON,
m ar handlo and a paint brush. ~
Court of fUmlnnl* County. Ftocld*
chance
If
you
drive
or
If
your
|irnrr»<1
D l P a rt* .
* Kaye • good I ' bedroom house In
on
nr
laifor#
Ih e Sib d * y of A uauat,
1*1 this order b* publlabeil f,«
ammunition boxes —
automobile l* driven In any of
t h t M ayfair piatrieL -New and WOODEN
th* atatu tart lime m iu lro t l.i tiw
18H by 14 by 0W Inch**. Ex
th
eie
etatee—unle.fi
you
are
in
In default lh # r » o f aald c*u*» w ill
HttWlng 3 lot* a t $7800.
procerd K l D a rt* .
,
cellent fo r building a home,
sured, He* u» liefom you take
■w * ||. located |o t In Rose Court
t a t thl* o rd e r l x published fn r
10 rent* each delivered In San.
a trip in your ear. C. M- Boed
Ih * statutory tim e reunited by la w
7$ 7* .UML $600.00.
ford. L. U He Idt, P. O. Box
A Co.
In the HA.NFOItU
i/r
•IIKUAI.lt.
------- ----Han
. A good corner Jot 11th and Pal*
per of
01 B*o3697, Gainesville. Fla.
ford. Florid*, a n*w*p*per
sen
m etlo 60 x 117. Priced a t $600.
ELECTRIC appliance repairs —
m l circulation In aald county and- i
•
rU R D W, RENDER
•tat*.
w* repair washing machines,
6
A R TIC LES W A N T E D
tVttn*** iny h-Ad and official
Boom I H a. Stair* Rank Bldg.
vacuum cleaner*, fane, mixers.
acsl nf office at Hanford. Mtnlnnl*
Phon* 1030
I'L L BUY .your car, regardless
sewing machine*, T ro tter Ap- A r* f t * fersaewti with I tl h l l l a* County, Florida, thl* Hh day of
of ax* or condition. Roy Reel,
nllanee Service, 304 W. Becond
- - T------.vwlwe, *w>aan% J u ly . tKn,*. r . IIKItS-DON
4 REAL ESTA TE W A N T E D
306 W. 2nd S t
SL, Phone 10644,
athtot*** f e e t , e r e e l l e a a , v * r f* l l l , k .
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C t*rk of c ir c u it C ourt
ItMT-er w l b e f e s l m meir
t e l r « H | akl*
Listings of farm s, AUTOMOBtLE In m od condition SNAPSHOTS—printed, developed, • IfllrtUM l For
rmr ealfb
e«i
raster aad {■BALI
sM
B LB ,*r w Y
VlWOBY
i____ ■ ____I
o lv r .
groves and buelnes*
urgently wanted. Will pay cash.
enlargod. We copy old photo g jjjtie eB
I M t i l t e t J fee IM M y* t*
Phone 6 1 8 4 or 794.
graphs.
Ihe *ra*r new e f f e n g l e th e feta*
, * mW i l l i a m s , r r a l t o r
NICHOLLB STUDIO
M ine. W W ta a te e e e le u . eat*
W ILL buy broken down sewing 220 Melsch Bldg., Phone 1169 heek
T 4 I 6 A tlantic Bask Bldg.
U eette. Be<* fe r M M ee e r rk lU .
machines, any make. Box 392.
Telephone 1139
>
.n ot ire;
NOTICE IH IIKllKItr GIVEN that
I . am m
i
l
l
'
d
aniia'd In hutlne** Ml Fern
P ark Florida, under Iha fktlUoua
**Frrn I’ark
“nami "Fern
Park Ferneileo," and
that ,wa Inland In register a.Id
naaia pursuant to tha l.rm a of Ihr
F lrllllou. Nam* Hlalut# (Chapler
P i l l Law. of Florida) with th*
CG'k of Iha Circuit Court of
Seminole County, Florida.
C. A. tVAI.KM
- . »
i ______________
Of;THE CIHCIJIT CGUHT OF THE
Nin t h j u d i c i a l c ir c u it o f
THE STATE OF FIAUllDA IN AND
F O R BKUINOliK COUNTY. IN
CHANCRItr.
so . m i
HRTWAHP It. MYKIIH.
. F la----Intirr,
r
v*
MATT IK I AH) MYKIIH,
Defendant
MOTIFII TO APl’KAII
T » * STATE OF FIAlHIDA (o;
IE LOU MYKIIH, who.* real__ and addrraa are unknown:
Tori ar* her.hy notified that lull
haa Lie.ii litonahl aaaln ,t you In
Iha circuit Court of H.mlnol. Cuuttl r . ‘Florida, In Chanerry. ,(>lrd :<«
ahoy* a*| foylh. by IIKYtVAHlr II.
MTBRII, and You are hereby rrOUtrfd In fll* with Ihr Clerk of
»»W -----.r----tltl.n appraranr*.
apnraranr*,
Court your w rlll.n
(p.raonally or---------------by atlurney). In aald
the Tin day of
*. and th a r.a ft.r ' | t7 file" *rlt!
Clark ynur w rlll.n d*f.m .e.
If anr. lo Iha bill of complaint ln
aald ault at th* lime prr.rrllm l
--
Mining Is one of the oldest in
dustries in Latin America, nnd
was carried an by the Indians
before \be urriva] of Europeans.
Everything
In Bedding
And Furniture
M attress
Rebuilding
finality ticking I* now available
for rrliulldktf all types!
MattrcHKCH a n d
B ox
S p rin g
Protect Your Hcallii
-—Sleep Better!
Echols Bedding
& Furniture Co.
119 West First Ht.
Phone 1U3
Factory—Celery L Hanford Are.
«*
Phone S72-J
CAPS, LIDS .
A RUBBERS’
A n d follow laolrurlion* la
lbs tn .ll D lu t Book. T o *»l ynof r* p ,
H n d llO r with your asm* sn J u k l o u i n ^ .
BAU AtOTHtar «MSPAWY. M»ado. tod. '
ified Advertisements
SPOUTS LAUGH
SPORTS ODDITY
&
Legal Notice
Mm
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W?i
7 P «U . U y M to^ k , S u p p lies
It, Saleemati
13 N O T 1 C E 5 -.P E R S O N A L
...
C ity
D rew a n 4
NenwItUS
SAW ! 20c out of every dollar I A nieeeen n r e a r M m te n a
v ital.
you spend for fire , windstorm,
'■vtomobile, workm en's compen
sation, burglary, liability and
good fatm n u ltf , weight about
other kind* of lnsurence. You’ll
1200 pounds. C. F. Branan,
like our dlvldened paying polWeak Side.
•Dae U Oastrla ■ ne^M SM
Ide*. C. M. Boyd A Co.
I BUY eowa, calves,
R. W. Lord,* Phon# 788-7
>ARTICLES FOR SALE
IL POf
Although your cost o f living hat
steadily increaaed. here it one thing
—an important thing in your Mfe—
that actually costa you no more to
d a y than jt did tw enty y e a n ago.
I f a your telephone!
Thia record o f low coat perform
ance, in these tim es o f rising prices,
is enough alone to stand out like a
beacon in the night.
CHIUS * F
DUBT0 H |
RELIEVE!
BYHEHfl
In addition the service has greatly
expanded and as more telephones
have been added the relative cost to
the user hafi steadily declined. T oday
you can reach m any more people by
tclcphone-ithe b etter to serve your
needa for business o f personal use.
'
T his record—which stands out a t
an achievement—U becoming more
and more difficult to maintain as tha
costa of everything going into the
furnishing o f telephone service coo*
Unuc to r t f i
HELP WANTED
„ _ I0 meUre****, box
LOST A FOUND
(Hollywood beds, AU U R L fo r aoda fountain a t Lan- 14
m attress**
renovated,
_ Dyng Store. P a rt time or
sleep b etter
fo U tilM .
H are Cm. 9
WORK WANTED
Factory
IB
AUTOS FOR SALE
8714
'41
WILLYS
coupe, $600. dood
‘ rr
condition See owner, Sanford
or hour.
Bowling Alley.
«<1tract
me Orogan
U.
Phone
Uon, $ 1 | 0. Colley McDaidtt* A t Touchton
Sanford H ardw are.
Garage, aere»a from Ball Park. Dnig Store* la
.
in i Fill $ir* IsBeltl
.
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SOUTHERN BELL TELKgNOIE ABB TELEGRAPH COMPANY
INCORPORATED
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Brief thuiiiter&howrrs during in!d afternoon to
day and JRnln Wrdnewsr. Pair tmilshl arul
Wednesday morning
To Protect the IVace of the World;
To Promote the ,'ro frr.. of A aitrlra;
To Produce Prosperity for Santerd.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEU
VOLUME XXXVII
SANFORD, FLOHIDA. TUESDAY. JULY 16. 1916
Established 1908
Anti-Inflation
House Rejects SenateO.P.A.
Bill By Vote Of 211 To 64
Where Five Died Iji Crash of Constellation
Measure Will Go To
Senate - House Con
ference Committee
\ For
Alterations
fl*|
\ n u r fnlrtl
Death Decrees
AreHandedTo
43S.S. Troops
ilre*«|
I-nbot-, veterans and civic
group* across the nation
are rallying today for dem
onstrations protesting the
end of Ol’A. as the move- mont - -grow*!- for buyers
strikes against rising living
costs.
. The CIO United Auto,
_;*Workejs union tuday walleilj
its
KOU.iMMl jn m iiW p
o (f
Labor, Vet and Civic
(groups Stajre Dem
onstration Protcstin jr Death of OP A
Suinn I-. S. For Court Bench Post
W A S H I N C T O N , J u ly * IB ,.
I/T)— T h e r io u s t! t o d a y n*jo c to d flip S i’itM tf O l ’A h ill
w ith its d r a s t i c ilv c o n tr o U
p r o v is io n s . T ht* m fiisu n * h u a
h o o n s e n t to a I h tits t' a n d i
S c n a tt’
c-nniV rT m v.
c o n tw iltc p * f o r *r e v i s i o n ; '
Nazis Will Dio For
Murder of Yanks
During ('ampaiun
11 \ t II A t’, Gcimunv. July I ». i
. id ’ I l\4 , l ' »ete/Vll..(,vi mail S-S
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le-tmii-tloe (01 the 'little l‘
i Mil"; - an |
TW 'TtTW tP^
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their
Jeb» rSY deiiiim .trntiuns (h i. aftar noon in the find nationwide
miD-lt>f)ntji-n Di-tioit since <I|*A
expired July I.
IA IV Freddent WuCDi Itrutb
rr tw r r t . that the m eetin g. will
"Herald a buyers* strike -uclt il«
this country la s never known.
NO. 215
A s s o c ia t e d P r e s s l^ n s r t i W ire
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Ih ’j t x l i u a - J 'f tin* h ill. h y w.
it vote of 211 to 04 m the House
market! n tie tn ry for l’rr«UJ#nt
I i until 11 in I he h'HK •‘iruBirh *>v*»r
n i ' \ .* tfnw rvrr, " mtminiMration
i leaders admit that no one can
| jirntiet nnw what, kind of OP A
hill the conference committee will!
Many communities have sche
finally turn nut.
duled. other denuinst rations -Vr
Action cm life bill rim e a fte r
f i t t e r tip* week or next.
In
IV m ocntle Htprciientotlvr Adolph
V ulditinn. rititen s committees air
consum ers ro u toils In sceeriil
Sabath of I l l i n o i s , u r it e d
citit.t have scheduled imc-i lay
Die !fmi*e tit m*ihI the measure
buyers
strike* its a p m li-t
In a ( uhferenie cumintttee* S ab
against the ileuth of the Ol’A.
ot li declared that tb** SenuU* prodll-t
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Irom
the
sicckuRiof
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CoiidellaUoii
after
the
ttlanl.
Detroit,
w hicli
i. .th e
In
\ixi.m*. f«»r exemption of meat,
struiighnld uf the U.AW. most p ljtir had rrasluxl near R-atllng. I*u killing live of i . six -crew member*. 'tin- plane wu* tvlng uvea lur
milk ;i i n ! ftia ui lit her itent A front
training
{ier»orure!
a
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the
time
of
the
tru
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Pldnteil
Ijcbiw
rescue
work'’*
remove
one
uf
the
charred
industrial plant:. face a .hut
I I H i IM I ! 11 - I \ | | .1 ,,In t u t I mi in it lei- In Wash- | mi, t- i .liittij wi*ii11| le rejectnl.
down this fiftt-i noon
Cut' HI uf IxKlIe.N frotlt tile scene of lit*- i ‘rid-ltt Follnwin# itte I 1.1,11 the gftvei3unrin * ii!»‘tt*tl all € •in'.irl'.lifutA
• Wu ,-;.uk 11*1111 J New Iri'ev I
grounded
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firials t-.timntcil that (nine 250.
A key I limn* Ri'imidirun, Hep*
. I . Ill ■If. IT ' .It Kill * it l- nil' t'l ' Tk I* |
000 » urkcr* were t„ ntU'iitl III**
re hi nt at i vr Jex h * VVuU’*»t I, joined
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mass meeting in tin- inntui t Dpi*
. *Ii.i lie illil lull i n .lie fit' t***l 1 jidmmi *i iathui loader* in demand*
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off! ciit t* Mlj*t . i, ,1
ft| Imlg, llit v y K.iiislnet lull VV■11$*i*11 i- the raitkinff ne»m*
30,000 me in bet s were tn atl«ii<l.
in
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i liner ii .itninuli !»»*r of the llu tn c Hankluic (Nup
a mass meeting in that city.
mittee He tk 'iliitn l that the bill
Similar rallies have been (ilanncil
Wfi* in wm •*»- ptiape than ever and
for I'levelnnd ami other nlte*
wliiiuht be Hput til a i*onf**rence
throughout Ohio, Imllaua. Wis
i miirnittee fur reVi*i«»ll.
consin and Michigan.
In Rochester,
the in
Bay hut it has tippointeJ
dependent Citlxens Committee is
Hpemxuf the Ranking
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YtiUK.
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planning a buyer* strike for
nml Representative*
An Alabama i nil rood matt says
'(uummittee.
m m ittee
July ■ 19th.
Representative* of
it,ui llte lailiouds h«vt jdayed a
labor, veteran* and other local
Pinn* tn 'e n d Ulya ftum Sun , Brown of Georgia. Patm an of
major rote m the divelopment
groups have pledged themselves
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,| rtinl Seminole I’miHty t*» 11* t Texas. Barry ami Gambia of Sew
ot Itatutai re-ourve- to tile Smith.
• * ' + la buy nuthlng except bare naers(u
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AmeiHitu l.eifum H n\- Stiiu i Yurts, nml Wolcott amt Craw ford
Tile li ‘her fllHi
mwk1 In
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effiaiii
u* Ih* li-ld ai liilabiliM* of Michigan t«, fru irw n t tba
IfiPiiy uii
nilll ntfatilM
i House
,ie tlve n>ufen>nc# (!*»•
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been ■ 'tted rtP H s Life Huvim* rardef
k,
iHiwen* made ... tb . -a*et
nuiiUiriii {*m| inialt^FH
arranged in Utah nn4 in Denver. ' have honn Ufon recently by a mini- (
in* uf * ampmdl laiswini* I1***! •» j nutti-r.
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with
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Lxir of boys from Seminole County
la -1 • \ '11111R of"! a iitinmiUe* -*.*
til
Mini' fm jfh l nili"*
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who are now vacationing ill Camp
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Mljl-ilf .Hill Ohio Roill‘ i»«L him
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The following won cards: Harry I
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Ferron, a lu-ginner; Wiley Jar- ;
M'ilt'H1*!
CiUiti sjuvial m nslri.
ft D ll •44tlt|illi» »•# U|1
mu) ihrath o ’ntei***- i
The
rell, Mike Welchel and Walter i
hPonriK the tcuthnony.
fts ,!h ft ii.tnl ftl ii'r f
vjdcd f*»» hnllRIlUI. Iliiwi'iei, i fie
t rn l nt
Much hiimii i iime in SuitfnH
II, H, Coleman, President of Graham, Intermediate swimmer*!
Gottirhaldt nlll<1 %that ijuHti' j doomed fiien i ei}llie^ted of u i . ’ i |U|V|; ftil’.'l! ‘JFil 4tHit|>I.°lft i t . un
trum the 19 12 B ins Stuti ptuetniw
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'• th e Seminole County Chaml>er Arthur Holding, ilohliy Morris, T.
emu t that they la *»liu
thi* lm*t VI yearn tneie fW l
till,. t,i -.elri til'll ,f | lav ot lictetiel
of Commerce, announced today I. H arris, George llerndin and
mu
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a Vi*r> ilecidwl advam e in t i . T he .
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th a t the organiiation i* compiling W nllcr itoutli, swimmers, and |
in that »lb
metiil*
ill*Yt«)<i|imerit of fun**!1 H"*mM
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n classified list of all Industries Clyde Bowen, Fred Bowen, Doug" tieiieiii! f >ph 1
br id
in iioutiu'in teriito ry .
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h'ft
vIn cl. • 11•
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in town th a t are members of la* Cbasing, L atry Ln-.ing nod
n i t ' itiiif id 1111* r ' i '
31* N ii
on l«» 4ay th u i*» fviilnu t»*
Ida.*
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the Chamber of Commerce. This Eugene Toll, advanced swimm er*'
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nf \
I'ftlikhliMh ffient of iruhi-tri*
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Il"l will give the uame nf the and John Fox ami i italics l.an 1 : . t.i 4 slvt.l 1*1li ' ' * 1"» • ft >*‘a i ,
priiihtni M|Min vrhnt th«
firm.
the
address,
telipnmie sing, J o nini Life Miiing
|i|tMiur«^ a Hit the *tUtTe*‘ «»i 1
Dr I- >.ink 1 1/ iiMmi i
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numlier and the principal per
I tn lirp r b o i. Hr denied emi** .'
1 uf tinc HrtuivitfD* Cmiiih Health
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sonnel conducting Jho business. camp this week, which means |
rally Omt thin drvriopmeni
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hi 1 ■ ■■■, I' ■" ■ Ik d > i tin -ay, in I n I . . * vie of
This liooklet, which will be th a t the swimns.', can go 1011
been Imnipfred or relaMhrl
I I tie .Seniiouie t luel. the Unit*
ot .Sanloid
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very coiidenied and easy to dl»iiliy
wuy
hy
oxUlin^
lien;
hi
iilimlltly paid lent ion,
tribute, will he paceu in ail yard* without stopping, is Krnest
At tla
pn-viott. , nmveo'iuu
rate^,
“ hotel*, all utility office* _and as Morris, age 8. Total number of
AUhoucb Ibe Gulf* Mobile :« t
Seimnoie t uttUl) I n k ‘IV boy.,
No case, at nil It live b e e n l e many copie* as I* iiecesTsry to w hite ribbon* in the camp ‘are 34.
fooi nf wlitiui wete f i am N.iii|..|.I. ported in Setninol • ciiiinty. Th*
Ohio Huilrnud doe« not o|»er;»*
On the,rifle range, Bobby Marrs
each one of the member*.
any lines in Georgia. Cofi-uh. h
11, i, .1. iii.d
iilia jiHit y’ ft»f fJMI's have la .'ti in thi*
W A S I H N G T g N , July I ft. i,Fi
This will also* he used hy the shot 38 out til a possible fit) and
said the railway htv tn-vc
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:dined when ttski-d to !•.*»’ '
III U1« •* b "1 tkl !lit vftd 11 to
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sent to nl| visitor* and new sing qualified fm pro marksman t
j in tin* rstitldisilinclil o t
a
Iftih I -Ml i ll *. h 1»•* iifflt it2t> wrr.’ftAnl»Ii’ I•■* liuifliriK .vi» =
people reining Info the commun with a score of 70 nut o( 50. Wnilo
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it|l|ITtiVinj f ***le | I", I't r-hli-Ut Ti H
ity and will lie mailed out In <inn*>r ot Cabin 1 won ( lie treas
-till*'.
He said tin- I'oo
iidI Lfi'i t fi'|mri*' 1 1.it 14 tllftlfl 4 of
11 K \ ft» I’tly It! •,
l...i ,i >n
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response to the m any Inquiries ure hunt—a prise dropped t»y
.
never at any tunc bad n
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I i .t. tk, • t i‘a hi|A»*
• it! r
TI m* I '* Y* ti*-»eM ttiiHtimifii »- |...s*.l
th a t are received front prospect- { aeroplane while it circled over
the iristallatnm of int,
11<i••- i l" r
In tit t "i >1.i it. v uiil
1»v ivLit i"ii ■It v *
live visitor*.
camp.
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r -Would operate In the li-*“'
il't 14*ft K
f u n * IkI i X .-li „i i Pit!
ftnt l-itiitifnJ f It* ‘ Is!"'.. 1 "
betters are being mailed to
lage of points In Gem i in
Pete Brock', t Itlori 3 itefealeil
KfvI h itimip Mfi tf .1\x.*! all"
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fnVor nf otliei place- •
all firms In the City oml Coun- Bill FUming's Cabin t, l*y a /core FORM EH Antly llltelUgrncc ufflIlf* V■»**«!| y mi fthiijy* d *
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’ .ty who are not members of the nf 13 to 2 in Diamond Ball Cabin l oer‘ Horry Kauffman. Jl ot lb»^f.lft«* * *•ll«ir** !• i \ \ " d f ; h .
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Seminole County 'Chamber of I I* In first place, also leads in I ion. Mo&s. is st town ufiir ids a r
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Commerce requesting th eir co table hmi-x-tiun. Cabin 4. however, rest In Philadelphia mi charge* of
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Hifrctiiin n sucli u rwKbulbil
bftHftt diafti'ift niit v \ J Huy. id i '>♦ift*ii * •
operation. The coat o f llit* will
forgery. He was held In fJYQOOball
irktie, Of Mil’vl iii|» K m 1I)»' f l M I
I lie l.lot.u»»v sliileiuenl alnii
lor th a t the N'iitioti;d Foundation
I h o t i t ’fti I h
iiinxim um |ienniH r>l
be $10.1X1 to cover th e cost of leads in rnbin inspection. ‘Cabin 2 in connection with Die trcvmvertim
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will
have
ttecc*.
to
by law i»I (he jm ^i'nl limp i raid Hint till- |,lo|io-nl w in eoii- Itic rolh-gt- »w itiintilig |i-ioi and fm Infantile ParulyxU su sg e it
printing and distribution and will won a rerent stunt night com sion into American nirrrnr)' uf
Biiineil i n i p o i i n i i t b e e n l i f e t bey
that ease* be Irented m general
ihrouRh 11.
also include a m em ber,hip in petition nt Council Ring with 137.000 in black market funds ha t*
l It- gymnasium facilities.
wards. Very rarely does m ore
Arm y <»(fkiaU lob! C’tmprew Would n . i t jit l l t e p e e i l l l '
the organlsaton. T hla la a very l.Utic Annig ilrpicUd by T. I, H ar u llrg ed -to have brought into the
Tile
fie
for
lending
a
buy
ill
th a t no d in ft rails ate idanunl f o r e e m e t t t in . J a p a n n f p i i q - t e i be $20. |i1u. Itaiuiourtaliuit. The Ilian one cave det-dup lit a fam ily.,
valuable piece o f advertising as ris ami W alter Granam a* "grand- If. 8, from Oermtpy, Federal cus
during July uml August liecause -iVi1 lil.'-i irgialalinii bn lit OH
it will go directly Into th e hands maw.”
toms agents relied I t it Button
sufficient numbers of vofuidrer* !t,r licit i‘«|U-rii>iHV ui H> ilerun- selection, will lie limited to boys | "W e have lutd opintoni from
of those requiring th e aervices
reported sent
T errific suspense I* being b u ilt, win-house 81 ci
who will enter theft •••nine high ; many i>*t.uiii« **f a u t h o r i t y
a r e enlisting. I.a-l Hntutday the ci nt I. c u n t tie*.
o r goods th a t tba member* a re up nt Council Uin r by Mr. Morris I by K auffm an from Germany
Amtfrii’itn tTialrinan Geutge t', ccbout term Hi tile Full, who will tbioughoul tin- f lip - i| S tate , as
W ur D epartment staled ti may
handling, said Mr. Coleman.
trnlrniathm ali
a* he relates Installment* uT that j
Good news for housewives; »«>• ha necessary In Hie (ulure to Alcbcaun. Jr., nilggi'.U'ti tin- |u i>- r-|u>it tin'll experience* to spon to lu-itefpH id ore* quureniine." he
* Illank* are being matted to all th rilling mystery tale, “Tho Monk- |
- — ------ —------consider the induct ion of men | mimib burr the fsiuiliur aiKii- soring iiigiintiiilioit. nml at school. added. "All sny that it is inef
businesaed of which we have
boatload* of sugur from Cuba
They will -el tip ciStt|'|it# Slain. fective, unw arranted ami place*
record*. If anyone doe* not
, . .cently docked at Jacksonville uni th ro u g h the a g r of 35. although marks uf iirupngumlu when they
Recent visitor* a t camp were
wen- fu*t uffcrcil (u blttt mi ciiiihly and ritv gnveriiiiiv-nl* t o - ! unnecessary tiardshlpi on litany."
recalve this, he ra n telephone Mr. nml Mr*. H arry Tooke, Dub
several ton* of the prmluct a ro »uch u policy lias not yet Im-cii July
10 by llte Rti-.ian delegate, g i l her with u Aupierue t'ln ttl. ami
the Chamber of Commerce and Kppi, form er rou.trillor for Caliin
|ex|>eett'd by Sanfurd giocn». recommended.
l.leutenniii Genrrul Kutnin I* - will have a* instructoi , Governor
Although no case, have been
th e inform ation will be aupplled. 1, who ha* not missed visiting
Tlieiu
ha*
iieen
a
shoringof
lovynnkn. Alchesun asked if Hip Caldwell and four m#titt«r, of hi. reporteil tbl» year in tbe rouaty,
P o stm aster Joel Field, who ns
will be supplied.
sugar
fur
several
week*,
according
camp for 14 years, Mi. and Mr#. Sanford Elk rulor attended tho
uru|Ki*aD were matehed by Kimi- iiiliim-t, nml iwn ssiemt'-i - >f tin- Dr. (Jmllmen urged every indlvi*
C. E. McKee and Mr*, t ’lyile Elk convention In New York, is to a Herald survey. Pi ice* vmy
lal legi-lation in Rtl.sia.
The
dual to co-aperut-- to prevent any
=------- l—frm
34
tn
39
cent*
fur
five
pound*.
Hovivl M-i'ieaenlHtive said tiial S tate Supientc I'ourL
Stinson and son.
back home with a bad mid. due,
care, developing by keeping p re
One
restau
ran
t
todsy
reported
The (elected rail! net. uuiatnr. mises clean, not allowing Dash to
ivn* nut llte point.
The prohe seya to tou much air comiitiunpaying a local grocer 10 cent, -i
insr Tn the train.
MANILA—A Typhoon roared liii-aU included coutn)] and m an mid house memlier. will go to accum ulate in yards, alley* or
A fir veteran In need of **rvthe Capita, occupy House ami Sen i vacant lots. Spray for flies and
U s reported th a t the Florida pound for sugar.
aero**
the northern Hp of tho agement i f business liy laluir.
ice (free of charge) In any ot
A shipm ent of six esse* of t.ni P hilippine,,
ate chamP'M uml go llinmgh the j mosouilne*. Avoid crowds, avoid
flo at w ith five bathing beauties
today. The high winds
the following categories U reprocess of passing hin t. Cabinet undue fatigue, eat eorreclW arul
/nadfl a big h k, espuciailr witii the ter to retell a t 74 cents a pound wera preceded by terrestial rain
miMted to yl<U th e office of
memlier. will go to GaVetmir keep clean, Is h i. advise, He re
girie throw ing out B id Florida or five cent* K '° w the obi 7'J which caused tuvrrsl landslides.
the 'responsible agencies listed
Caldwell's office end sit at the ported th a t last year 17 slate* had
bsinwi
he term ed the "sm all tu lls” thm w n cent celling price, is cx p x led by
Th#
landslide*
m
i
off
the
fo
r
JERUSALEM , Ju ly 1 « - « V - orange*, aa to rn rested with w hat a downtown grocer to arrive soon. mer summ er capital of Baguio
cuhinet table during the I into the more polio than Florida.
Coordinator — E. B. C arter,
The following declines In price*
Tho Jewish N ational Council an from tha California float.
Junior Hoyles, T-Bone Rntiths and
A tlantic National B ank Build
The
WARSAW. July tft. OP)—T er Brailey
nounced today th a t a fsn ersl
« r . M iwnrad . t one g ^ e r y ; -fro m Manila.
^
|on, highway
o( M|th was
al
Odhams are argulitk
ing.
•trik e will be staged throughout
re* soup, one cent a can, bat y t h r s t po|n t, nlonif [hc gcr.-niite ror has broken out anew in the j.-glslative m easur-s. Jtpiior CaliinTO RELEA SE HUSSIANS
Employment — U. B. Em
GIRLS
RROIHTER
FOR
CAMP
Kielnd
i.trict
south
of
W
arsaw.
foods, onu cent a can; amurtis, m>'tr.
Palestine tomorrow. The demon
rl me ml a-r . wilt then go to office,
ploym ent Service, U i North
A
t
preeent
21
girls
in
Reminola
Outlaw
bund*
are
sold
to
have
four pants a b o ttle; plain Hour,
stratio n la in sym pathy with 1000
P ark Avenue.
H eavy re in -fe ll *t Baguio and seised nine Jew* us h o stag e, 'or uf S tate Cabinet member., eital
Jew a who are said to be on a County have regietered to go to two cants on a fir* pound parkVocational T raining and EduBERLIN, July 10. (/R—U nited
Ind* approaching 00 mile* en nine Pole* who were convicted with them awhile, end then the
Camp
McQuarrie
fo
r
the
4-11
age; shoe polish two cent* a unit,
hunger .trik e a t the R afiah De
enttoti — T. W. Law ton. Court
State* A rm y authorities announce
iu r s u r e recorded there. Plane
t r s i l l s s f . On r s , i Tn e >
tention Camp. Police deny th at program Ju ly 29 to -Aug. 24, *e- and package m atches, two snd service to Baguio ws* cancelled. of setting off the July Fourth
B oom .
th tr e le a s # of three Russian sold
cogiing to Mrs. Oulds Wilson, a half cent* a box. Relish** are
pogrom,
there is such n hunger atrlke.
44 ' Legal Assist
ier* suspected of espionage in
M anila also was hit by a drlv- • Tester day it wes revealed that
^
iration and .State Borrlce Of
Jewish leaders say, th a t temor- coonty home dem onttratlon agent. declining eight cents and pickles
th# American occupation In Gfr*
n l n and telephone line* north the Pules had been executed in
HEIR HNS IDENTIFIED
ficer — Contact
row’s strike will tie u p Industry
3ft cents a Jar. Ceterv salt gain
many. Their release came sh o rt
capital were blown down.
secret on Monday l»qt news of
F . Boyle. Count
id transportation. There will be
doom
three
cents
and
celery
ly a fte r th# Russian* freed ■a
ATHENS, Ju ly I f . (AT—Two
th* execution* w as not generally
no work In towns end villages ex persona convicted of supplying six cent* a unit.
known in Kielce since newspa
CHICAGO, Ju ly 10, (JP) — missing American officer olid
cept by Government employe* end arm s ‘ and food to Communist
Milk producte a n advancing
STAND ROBBED
per* have Hot published it yet. State** Attorney William Tuohy his wife today. Th# American*
engaged In essentia! set vice. bands in northern Greece were three cents a can for condensed
According to stories n ut of the •aid today th a t a soldier, George W a rran t Officer and Mr*. Sam
Police have been Informed th * ’ troubled city, the nine Jew* were Subrowekl, has Identified William uel L. H arrison of San A ntoni?.
shot to d sy in Balonlke. They milk, elit cents a pound for
M
Crosa, L ekefront BottleCOURT CONVENES
w ere th e firs t to die under re powdered milk an d 10 cent* fur th e refrashm unt stand near the threatened with death a t the Heirens as a man he saw carry Tex-, disappeared IS day* ago
-tSL ■
has been broken into the time of their te itu re unless th* ing a paper hag one block from after they entered the Russian
Veterans Administration — ■ Circuit Court convejod a t 10:00 cen t em ergency measures provid M large u n it of m alted milk. Meat
d time, a window broken and lives of th* Poles were spared. the Dcgnan homr.
Subrowski soxn* to see a pet shop dog ken
M artin M. Kudlch, S h e riffs* o'clock this morning with Ju d t* ing capltat) punishment fo r «n- •««nl»e* ere o^m tiful and since
carton of Camel cigarettes Hvwever, a Foreign ftlinlstry said he taw H eirens with th* nel. Two other Americans
emie* of th e sta te .' Both w ers billing* a n s o t y e t in from whole-;
Office every T u n d ay .
M. B. Smith presiding end a num convicted n f ‘ being members of asters, no fore* it* o f price cw
ilen. T h * . stand la under the spokesman announced the execu h a g shortly afte r S u ttn n * Deg- still m issing somewhere in
Russian man*.
ber of coses were set fo r trial.
outlaw bonds,
~
nan was kidnaped and killed.
be made.
gument of H erbert P ro m t!. tion of the Pole* yesterday.
: {.*,
Swim Awards Of Souths Natural Resources
Bobby M arrs Records
Score Of 38 Out Of!
50 On Rifle Range;
H eld In Forgery
Trade Body Plans
C l a s s i f i e d List
Of I n d u s t r i e s
American Legion Plans To
Send Youths To Boys State‘>1™
G'ipcs INiiir Int
Miami Oft‘A OITict*
(JuillmanSaysPolio
Has Not Reached
Epidemic Stage
1
PhinsForDrafting
Men From li) To 20
OkayedRyTruman; Soviet Embassy In
Tokyo Issues IS
Point Statement
Price Reductions
On Various Items
RevealedBySurvev
eyv paw.*
Veterans Service
|
!Field Return8 From
B.P.O.E. Convention I
Typftioon Roarn Over
PlijlippincH Today
General Strike • Is
Sclied uled Wed.
Tliruout Palestine
Terror Breaks Out
Anew in Kielce Area
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THURSDAY, JU LY 11, 1946
T H E SANFORD HERALD, S A N F p g D , FLORIDA
PAGE SIX
Everything
In Bedding
And Furniture
YOU CAN NOW GET
DEEDETENE
Where Customers Send Their Friends1
2(11 Kant Flrel Street
Sanford. Florida
far rebuilding all tjrpral
Mattresses and
Box Springs
P ro tect Your H ealth
— Sleep B etter!
Jam* Parker Dial# ttpiced
Hugur Coatrd
R ebuilding
Quality Urkltut b nn* tTaiUblr
THE STOCK AND BARN SPRAY
THAT WILL NOT WEAR OFF!
EMULSION - CONCENTRATE
HOME CONTROLLED
Friday and Saturday
M nttrc**
Echols Bedding
& Furniture Co
*
Doughnuts, doz. 17c
COM PANY
210 EAST FIRST ST— PH O N E 1164
CVtIA*
Avocados
Peaches
2 for
3-lbs. for
29c
2 heads
21c
HKlir.ItU
Lettuce
1)4 C g u AfUMftC 4
n A co.
IHI'ICIMAL. V-W.Mfr
B ananas
3-lbs. for
29c
Cantaloupes
2 for
GARDEN FRESH!
Fruits and Vegetables
45c
Yellow Squash,*2 ’lbs
Pork and
Beans
String Beans, 2 lbs
1-lh. jar 10c Pole Beans, lb
O rartla’ Shipped, Drrtwd and llraan
25c»
35c
ENCORE
Beef Brains
Shoulder Chops
Center Cuts
End Cuts
AUtriHTED
Cold Cuts
Spaghetti
1-lb. V\ OZ.
jar
2
25t*
Cauliflower, lb
20c
Large Juicy Lemons. lb 10c
Elbcrta Peaches, lb
10c
String
Fresh Green Cabbage, lb 4c
BeailS
Fresh Carrots, bunch
No. 2 can
*N0Ww«»™
A mirror hero nnd u mirror there will worif
manic to the looku of your home! Choose
from our large selection of plain Venetian
mirrors . . . round, «<| nitre and rectangular
styles in a wide assortment yf sjzes . . .
Frames finished it) gilt, mahogany or natural
wood. Also mirrors in tinted rose and blue
glass, from
$ 0 . 9 5 UI)
9c
HKD ni.ISS
Potatoes,.! lbs
Sausage
( AMP. I.ONtl WHITE
Brisket Stew
Boneless Stew
CANADIAN
Ham burger *
Rutabagas, lb
Potatoes, 5 lbs
CRACKERS
2 1-lb. ukijs. }
JUICE
A A P KITCHEN
Matches
SULTANA
ItED CRONS rA PE ll
4c
t Ml I AH
Peanut Butter
Towels
29c
WALKER'S MEXINE CHILI
PEARS
Pcvwdcr, l 1-4 oz 14c
BEANS
Plums, 2*4 jar 22c
Z0 MULE TEAM
PRUNES
Mustard. 6 oz.
Boraxo 1 lb
2 tbs
CASHMERE
BOUQUET SOAP
It Bars
..... 27c
DEVILED HAM
PICKLES
HYPRO
SWEETHEART
TOILET SOAP
tar
6!4c
ASPARAGUS
Northern
Mustard, 2 jars 15c
Fresh Ocean Mullet
15c
25c
lb.
Spiced Luncheuii
6-lb. can
Skinless Weiners
.
lb.
Codfish Fillets
GRAHAMS
Legs, Thighs & B reast
Mr4 HM wr
Beans. 17 oz. jar 14c
Pappy** Pineapple
Preserves. Id jar 3 4 c
Habitant Pea
'A ,. !
Soupf No. 2*4 can 15c
HWUcy'* Fancy
No- m ran
N orthern Tissue Spinach
19c
Tbamaa Pane? O, B,
Corn, No. 2 can 15c
taMC* Bloaaam
Honey, !b jar 30c
IUkt«**
Pie Crust Mix 14c
toper Towels Macaroni lb^kg 11c
Kraft1* C h m a
Spreads 5 oz. jar 19c
9c
Paper products
BABY FOOD
J a r 8c
Backs
ib.
Polish Style Sausage
m iL O U IIA
•
E nd T ablet, C offee T ables, O ccasional T ab let Uiat will brightou
y o u r Home, th at w ilt a d d style and charm to your hom e. W e hnvo a
la rg e variety; j>f sizes an d «tylcs in M aple, Blond, M ahogany a n d
W a ln u j finishes.
V
S**\
'
! V
'
AM I
A sst Cold Cuts ;•
Polishing
BORAX1
V* lb. 5c t-lb. 15c
EN D 1
TABLES
m
HS-O®
D up
C O FFEE
TABLES
J .O u j >
T O P A Y THE'
A&PPPOD
200 Magnolia Avonue
,
M ATHER
j
W A T'
Sanford, Fla.
OWNED ft OPERATED BV TUB GREAT
A a tr ir t'i L*tdlu* F to f O i f i l h u a t ■!*»*
•
OCCASIONAL f < |.9 6 .
TABLES
. aZ u p
Mushroom Sauei
ESSE
Matches 5
m
si
TEA. CO.
isiiiE iu siu eiiia iii
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1
THE
In Unity T here h Strength—
W EATHER
T!iumlrr**how rr* Vhi« aflrfinw ii
iiliti ra rh iM* r%fill rtiK it 11ci ilEddi
Saturday aflertmtin anil erm in e.
Fair Innicht.
To Protect the Prate 0f (he World!
To Promote the Propr*s of America]
To Produce Prorperlly for SxnfenL
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NKWSPAI’EH
1_
VOLUME XXXVH
Paris Parley
Conferees
n . Hit
Detours
Established 1908
I
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ,
F R ID A Y ,
Bomber Crash Victims Removed From Mt. Tom
Ministers Trying To
Find Solution To
• Questions
About
Germany, Austria
JU L Y
12,
May Is Formally Invited
To Testify Before Senate
War
Repair Work On
Southside School
To Begin Shortly
• PARIS, Ju’.y 12. </P>— The
Foreign Ministers Confer. .cnce is trying t o , find, new
roads to the solution of (jiies
tions about tiermany anti
Austria hut it. Hecms that
everywhere the diplomats
rltirn. they Lump into a dr.
"■ lour. ’
New proposals were made
today In an effort to break dead
NO. 213
A m o c la te d I’rcu s l e a s e d W ire
1946
British Uncover Falcslinc Arms
I
(.'roup Says Congress*
man’s explanations
June I Were Not
Accurate
Facts
WASHINGTON.
lock* on lionics like W crntmlixe-l
economic adm inistration for tierTir |i.«it utitk »*n fit* Smith Si*!**
many and a peace treaty for
iVii'i H\
i- •*%|M
r1#1i i * * l»*
A ustria. Each proposal contained
dial fi d •siiitfi, ilr* i*f iltttg I f Sti|*l
conditions th a t threaten to delay
|T . W rJiACtf.fi, vvfflf wii! lhat i Im*
agreem ents or l>»r them altngeth.,
j w^rlk
wns Hulhorixni Ky t I f
er.
t*CV'Uti!v SrbfM * lluiiril following
At the same sessinn Secretary
i HVimimiMi.lllionw nf S n ll f n » *1
u»f S tale tlyrncs made new stateT h u » "i m n i t l « 'e «l«v|ui*M t h a t I lie
i R r M Iniftrfjk with wlumi lb*
ment* on the reparations that
M**y
in **.ti*cutivn
*
IliMfl
m
ri
Thnr*dn>.
liusaia hn« received’ from Ger*»i» June* I did iwt furnish
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' many. Hc-declnrrd that the Sov
Ifit> ' full .inti iim m iir feud*/*
Vi*r Inurf f ii In* 11*1 **ivinI n l ill*’
iets have Inkrn f N ,000.000,000
C
’-nift
1
1
fulfil'
mm ljtl> I?.1*, ai*<l *!
Worth whereas • Soviet Foreign
W \ 'IIIN liT M N
flu
‘ vrm u?
ijS b'H'*>*l I 111*( »V*I k I’il 11 |l«* Ssla!11 I
Minister V. M. Molotov had said
\\.i*i
tiiM tik'-i 11o ic
r«n»Miiltew
earlier in the week that Russia Charred taxlics lie on lh>- floor creshed At full speed into Mount il n.irtl .it tin* iim r of flip rtafth. j irnnit hu trly m **»*lrt ilia! iitirrnf
if the \lrlrtna have lieen ji r »H
itlin m* Hiittlr '*P
had received $ 10,(8(0,000,000 |tt of an Army ambulance aftei Tom, Unyoke, Mass., kilting oil N.i
f tu ■-■•*! - 1.tfi -r fi* Si
Many A rut* w ilM rch l pending t **lifnwlurii
their icmitval frtrm litc wreckas-- t»«*nt> five aboard
w ar damage*.
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i (I
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I'MI.
however, centered on the multi*,
«s-t. • 1 *«l 1* 1 >t | 1.f i'.-vf
of controlling Cicrmuny's economy.
! ... .f!a*1*'*| tuiiii IsSlyrocs called for immediate step, 5 ( Q _ !
O f
>*1
tow ard the rrration of central
O p ir il \y l
11 1
a »*,»-,- ..f lit,a.
IsU
economic- agencies. France made
SI 1.| «... 1
rtillnirfurt »!
a "remarkable concession in it*
H 1 -ips uf (i\ m4!Ii• *f fift,.
response to ,th a t proposal. Foreign
'in
i. (I . ilh’d I" f« <tI
n *-u ji«»■*i*njfn Mim L *+h :4= «, un i
Minister (loorgrs llldault agreed
I,*
i i I l odd 'p'H ltdd
*
I W A,
U mI)
ll M., til
X lflfn i I
lo go along with the idea if the
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rludfd. Molotov, who two days
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. lewtif) if il»f*y lll'MiK'ht it would in*
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tm n*
jriim m ai-- them. Huth tftok (|r|van.
sin was against any dlimetnbcrIm tav tll/U "111 v e-ii*' Itill T nf pnnv fn# fcUNO
| MVr iii fh=«* HUhit »lwl reliifipii lo
nl. p e n rn l of III* I'dill FNRRA
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vMii* iMiinomiy, FMil
fonntcj
sti|.| lies *oiil to l lima a i r Muirh; -tty tfualre* weie 1i--n|ipolnl>'d i»!
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i
Jf 111.* * -It* . I, - »-Hi. Hull f* nf fir oilMolotov also agreed to sta rt
\ i ,4 Vntk, .hook
id
M
*
Th.
"S
p
irit
of
’7fl”
prevailed
j
opened
on
July
I
at
the
J
u
«
i
«
i
ren
t
Uiiiin't.
la.imojNin
»tuiv
Mi*
t"r
l I
work on the Austrian treaty —
i fit- Nhiflh
< 'I*
«•*.* M C. If.
i*. i tn.-t
d- -»t l odd •*, mid
this
week
at
Camp
Winona
near
lligh
Sellout
with
Mr*
N
’lior.
mg people
-o in t.l , learh. * *»f »i .
n step the tlnitxd Slates has
* f ! lit!!*
•* • fh* "iifh itt ti
long been urging. There was n DeLeon Spring.* a* the wtM*l- firiM-k directing mid with tu*. ■
I
T u t g \ \ 1 l*o a * * e r l e d t h a t n.-t .noini1 I IfkMl.s- 1 , 1, *
*n it
old in u n nil
rang
with
the
merry
shouts
of
than
1
M
I
present,
ace.admv
t
.
string attached. Molotov said tho
n o e 1 b ine
t o n i i m i n i i l h a* Iteen , n , .j .t*,
tl|, l*h\ -ll ilf * !*»*
, ,t i«fttfi|r (id V
treaty could go ahead if the 7fi Seminole t ’ounty hoy» an t t apt. Byrd Hudson, p>i»t ...oona-, ii|i|NMMUo| Ii * ti** t-hlllf**** Relief .if *li»* j
Si iuntt *ii I
„ t.
lx*!.;
\|i\l*| told
\ ’*
iiM-mcftl
A ustrian government expelled 1,17 their enunrtlara. The camp open dcr.
mi<I Ri IliJiiIi tut ion Ajfenrtf vvhirh
tfiioir i ft^Miiiiiiendiiiitih >f ’ 1lie
(ill -tit! \hr - I f •* *hifiir.
ed
Monday
morning
under
tin
thousand refugees described by
Games worn played, including wrifkt in r fin June thin with the dnnford tr*i?-t**e*. I ho hlldkod •illthe Russian minister as "fascists. direction of Herman E. Mbrris.
ping-pong am i croquet, 11 i* plan world relief jtgency.
oiiUe.f fa* next \enr*n **ih*ii »| hih
In the shadow* of evening the nod to have a swimming outing
tfM olotov said the refugees were
Anolher ( ’om m unisl rcpiesent- !*'v Alev It lidinson S.-iuimtle
' ^ ’ugoslave, Croats Ukrainian Rus traditional Os-Kce-Wow Wow wa* every Wednesday afternoon.
Nt1*
alive, Wong Ilsiao-Yi, told news- High S-t*e>i ugririilturai in-liuei
I OMAHA, el«ilv t* l#V»
sians and Poles who were a wa* heard ahout the camp fire
\* l«*!l?*ki» wIidjiI vvn
*1mn|i
(’apt. Hudson, together with hi* Iron I hat Ihe big Vellnw Itlvrr or, nod Join, \ |jiW*oii. ueirrti
soiirro of trouble to A ustria And a n d t rch»ied ncto** the lake, the assistant^ Harold May. and H ie . n-ehininl..... |iiojeel i* fa.ed wdii ngrleuliiir.il m I i . k-Imi **.., in
I.
f«*t In*
1.1 <tl ill** |»f aeaiat.
rleurly haek. lie Sanford young tienplr. ......... .. I fuihui*
neighboring slates. IJyrncs prom sound routing
i* 1 f " •* |»*|4
••I •i mu i hi i **%
the « him* e ||» h it
ised to discus* this stipulation tween lteville and Taps sounded Jenkins. (Irnri- Wilo> and M toH fi£rn* v ln»4 ngl lived ui»* In il .
I »M fit | *1«it li* *
'X( ll
; by the bugle
during the p»*t
later on.
KLTMCIIM sf- s A I «ll(S 1*1 VIM ll
rilili" fffmi f*"’
M
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Ixiy
McU«»nn|d,
altendid
lt*»
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w
*menf
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f*ed
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: few day*, manv happy event* vnllnn Aiinv (» m |i JuU .*
i l‘t
Ii Mp I \ *. \
July nu,\
ihem
om
have taken plaee. leporteil Mi
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v
mill*
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nt
f'n
m(i
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1
11
a
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i Morris, and at tin end of rail
"f N«
I »!*• 11 t( mlv * « *w \% 1j 1111**n ,
M .|*| lo «*!!*• ( *t • l
Muslim Flundn" s *'»"( 1*if , (Aril- if in h ,1
r Ii*r 11 if
llhin
1
"red but h appy fiP H n * . where• U-y ,*»«-. tllrti
*11
[day, it is
s kit lipflH r Iftr •tip 1 *im|i!plr ■ Sir,
* hI'I l‘ i*w ™ i*mii|i(intf
Unre
wn»
ir|iorli*d
to
l»
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11
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it!
tliltltl
Kjorrliti
|.,i
fa
tin
fit
In
lift
w
a
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si*
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ciif
In.
H.r
1
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V
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■
II*'ll
"0
til*'
bunch th a t "tut 'tie *a»ck’’ a(
I*. f. 1
10
•- •* 1 !rt» i-*1 1 HMfl m|) lu ll
> .fating
1!
The proKinin includr-l hm ulrm ti, j n(| toil rm u n riirv I NItl A hip KxIauiM"! Hid
11t»(i i(«1ifiif Drill *>|M*i ril* *i ».1*| a1 1 ' fill 1*ii* null
their cnliina after the hall game*
" Jit i l it)i IM 1" 1•» •
will
"fiii* if 5- 1 vi’i \ iliiy
IfdVI'l
11
Inwi'i
nu*
I
H
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I
I
fit
(I
|
,*
(
k
4
?
own
•itfiir
Hassra
In
rnnsic*
plnymy
t*f
I
wiim
I
meitln^
l«»
I'lilnn
until
the
til
Pn
where
ot
.il'linli
Uii’ii
and m any.com petition* th a t they
|iti4iff:? Inml inp. mill fh rrr.n h rr floSCfl
*
A m r4imntr<l hl*
th* r.inl of Myrtle
irmtrumcntft. »ewln« arul liikinw*
In *uiilomJ ihr r *1 rent con! in ky; trim lit*- feibi.ri MflilllDi
have engaged in.
o r . n l l i l l g i n . B u t h n w i m i f U lO A M o n d a y it, W c d n e * d i i } -=* a n d
F rlrum-,
iii'ii
made
lit
t
evening
Regular
npirltuml
itrvIcM
w
c
i
r
l
l
i
r
f
ihiim
irntn
atrem
ly
'ln
rh
itieffig
o
v
p
n
in
irn
t
•-Imtl
not
iinpo.**
it*
Mr. m
Morn*
orris r#pcric<i
rapoilrd um
th a it, he
nir,
nr
r
r
’
' V
'
own, Tim amrn*lnirni wm nih'iit- at n oieeltfll of the lllllfnmrd w i l l iJCt U r fl i H ***'il! *»f Mill - dn > '. i l WA ,1, 1,1. 1 at t he m e e t has
never
had
„
more
m-opera*
|
h*M,
°n
Sunday
wi
ll
llw
><d>«
I
'
"
tie
i
t
c
t
e
r
m
i
n
e
d
w
n
i
the
Fto rn lu
Aunt**-1,(1
im i[
fram e
in g
nf
N tJE R N l.K R f; Ccrmatry. July
1*1 nt 11inner** S - l i d r a t n r f i k r
la*»»inr an aclive part.
| In Shanghai, ■ome sourre ill e4 1*11 to 2H Srtm tiir f ’hiifli**
A i ' i l l f r r Mild
Hi*
)ri fni i j m ! | y
11
l'i<!.-.b
* i.lll111 i v Y i n n
\ V .i le r
i 1 1,
12—W )—The war Crimea Irlhunal live hunch at Wlmma, with each PM,P‘«
1
, fl
Intge pmlii.ii <f AVnlrrw.st voted for tin* nmeiul 8lH.fi M*.
Capt- Hudson, who earn,* her. rlan-d Ihnl
ruliin
nnd
Irmlrr
lurnlnir
f,ul
for
\
A
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-if
1
i
»,
t
l
.
r
h*»u
h
.i
u
r
M
i
lo-.ii
11
;
‘.il 11, il 1 I I 11 «i.i V
in Nuenbcrg lialay heard Juliil*
• » I illi
i»i • »
Hi.- relief ■ii|inl ■.* a re f iudlll mil’ll I, Sen i tni • Imull* Pe|»|M*i VVj,n* rf |n 1111 ■1 *
ns a ful| lieuleuaut and wit* ivporU *n«l nrtixilieN.
M m |l*.| 1 V ll t if " ■ a. |f f,< 1I n .*
1 IT I M>|| -1 iiV
1 1,.
, MI'I ' " I V
■' 1
Strcicher deacriUai a* a man allThe
crntly promoted, explnine*! Ih.it I 1h"ir way int.i thp hniid* ..I (.er- one of l • |ii iih 1 1 at* oj»|h* iri*r rll-nl
hey*
nrt*
*«if*!
lo
be
tryimi
1
•
•
1
i
k» 1u
i
.il
At
*
i'*fiii|»t
l l l - l l l g . p>> 1 . 1 . Ml isf D i e
Pol ll 1
'
,
»
politically dead since I'JtO. TTiere- very hnnl l<* m lrh Ihe hl(fI«*l |
IL
I'ihi'jini.
[3 now u probuthmnry
/•
ft. i«* *
•1 0 1 1 0 1
\
w i l l.
t
1 11 0 *1 '
1 if ’
fore, contended dlfentry counsel, fish * eilhei I,renin nr bass. Th and after 13 monlli* of -eivir,. 1
iiihI i Mt.
1
t hs tfirtifi flit
1 . , .1 1 > t
'
i;
\
S ll 1
the Jew-tiailing editor was un winner Is to he given a prlxe eligible to 1 .iconic a .ap lau i nf
i
m
IM1
f.
.1
■
I
a
a
lint
if
able to Influence German* tu Chnrle* Lansing. w-ilh a five full rank In the Sal* n l"nl A m u
XMl.fe 1
(**• uu ,1 fill’
»io>:ncc as the prosecution claims. pounder lo his eierlil is holding lie re|M)rled (hat Major Allan
\ ....... ..
1
■I • *l
••
„U>r. H anns Marx told the court the lead til the hai*n section, Whorton, form er eomniao.tei h en ,
r I. r„f ]
t nj .
•H1r f
-Mil
mMiml’ 1
wMral In llhfli Slrelcher was pushe I while E m ie M>.rri« is leading In had w ritten that h4 » « . •■oji.yli.g
| Ml
, it’isiM*1 ■■ |"l»» | »• i*
4.
•f.
ir««11f«'*1
If 1
aside and forbidden to talk in the bream group,
'(•I IIIBY
A
1
his work In Ijitm bo, p«
I
III*
K^il!
A.41 -I
>1 i+r ‘liMii
11' i n n
r u b lit Marx asserted that in 11-10
W’hen meal titne rolls around
I1
.1 (WHT Us l*i*l
*. *(•
Little f .
Straicher was removed as «ver- and mesa call Is sounded by thr
I i»**y *i«y 1lint #-a* ***1.1* 1: |«*i
ll,, f',!l- 1 -.1 0 ,4- t > I to, it •Itaoges
aiur of Franconia and th a t from bugler, a hunch of hungry boys
By CLARKE IIHACH
ihg un annual 1-1'- nf Iiilura*r <•(
I
Bp i i . i ; i|»*lir rife I H u n hftjN’
Win* adopt i i | daily b.iy- Iunit on
then on even Naxi P arty memliera troop Into the mesa hall. They
Al* News feat 111oa W rili'r
I0.it per l/MIO.I
iMffik in tlit* .ihirttiMM Mill
■opMliel, |n . f,,v ipricret. 3: lurwera npt allowed lo visit him.
have been really enjoying the
WAHHINGTON-aThe hundrwli
,
..
.
. .
IIv fill! Hint Iff l hr Wtii’k,
hi-y, 2 . and >e,t-"it hug lim it far
Marx Inflated th a t H itler was meal* prepared by the Cooke,
lit miitinos who live now on lb*'
17o*»W, famines, epldcmicr. nnd
Iut l ey. t.
responsible for the exterm ination wrote Mr. Morris, amt it takes
brink of starvation in China' f te m a i wnrs have taken in .nine
of Jewg and th a t Rtreieher only many blaculta and hot roll* 19
riv er valleys and basins probably f?* r i Jen* of luillinns of
nm- n
wanted to m o ttle them outside fill them up. Fortunately an
will be ini lied by hundreds of
***** wrlh rn culture bring*
I I i.lilN M l.I IS M tlM lA V
MIAMI, July 12. f/Pr— T in -'
the Reich. T in attorney claimed ample supply nf gm*l wholesomf
millions more before llu* cetilun " w foml prwlurtlon. n tnmlirtim
Miami
I
•
-roc
•(
women
shopper
•V that through hi* w ritings Strel- groceries and fresh meats are
has passed.
°f aanitatioi, an d medical <«re. 1
a y r w nf r ivt| niilcr mtd aituiiI v. have i-tiii-Indt'd n ■tirvey of (mwl
T fh e r had brought upon himself on hand.
I In- regular tuecltltg of Post
LOB ANGELES, July 12. (A1)
W hen peace comes Ibere at Thla m eans g rea tly reduced c a t l i price:’. ‘I hey found l.bal tho price1the hatred of tho world. But Marx
Visitor* to the camp* lately
•». h i of 1 1•• A iunirno legion
contended, even though ho creat have been Mr. and Mrs. L- r, The millionaire airplane manu- length.- her leaders plan to pro- fates, while the babies swarm In of five bn-tc ftnw| i Itlive lmpetl
b2 jM-rretil since the death of
—— —
, « d | be held Monday night at
ed this strong feeling against G am er, Mike Haua. Mr, and Mr*. facturer and movie producer — vhW* higher living standard* an) 1 , fast as before,
TERRE HAUTE. In d . July 12. h 1111 ,,"clock a* the Legion Hut
thp r*|,|n r -(, population Is the OPA- Mrs George Trencher.
himself it was (a r beyond his u E. Tew and family. LeroJ 1 Howard l!u*he« — aeeins to lie modernised agriculturnl methmls, |
^ __x_in ___
hla fight to Improving h ealth condition* and
(oo.otm.mm in eitL ir U iinrse Icngue nffu'ial, said (be survey o l’l— An Am erican- tyb* duel |,Hiiii-,| on l.ik rfro n t Boulevard.
reai Influence and Importance.
Gilbert, Ralph June*, A1 Itaburo losing ground
and Vernon Culpe|iper. Visitor* live. Hughe* app arently 1* nw are the food supply. T his wll| lower 0nr A m prira„ srbnlnis do more indicated Hist if oth er foods had Utok place in the wmih| s near ,\ll imuilhei have laeii urged by
increased proportionately, a fam the Indhiun town of .Shi-pnld
('tinidr. WuIldH t»» nilrfuL
death
ra te
while Iter birth
day at cam p is Sunday from nf the uncertainty of the o u t the
‘
' '
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than
come himself, because ho has rale,
one of the highest In Ihu Tiompson, a tecognixed aiiilm tily, ily Ihnl -(ten I I'Jfi week fot vilb- early tmlay "Hi- o lv e ru trirc
3:00 to 0:00 I*. M.
f,M
>,|
tlmlt
r
*
ll*
A
would
now
he
were
two
brother--.
\h
lllliioi
au-l
railed hla doctor lo hi«i*d*idc
world, rem ains as it is unless atlmnte* il prnhaldv will rearh
W alter Howell
mid police »ny
and whispered a atory about I be something unforeseen happen*. 40,000,(IOu by I POO. This assumea fom vl Iii I'ctu] f IH.
The five item* check
butler, llie fight ended wln-n W allet w icause of the plane crash in which The rice paddy civilixation which here will lie on inn-ja»«i liefore
h
oleoluargsttiu-. humluirgeri rirr fatally wounded.
he was injured last Bumlay.
lias burdened all of ea ste rn Asia
ant) rh eeo -r- were - e t c Iml lieT here wui nnlbirtg rnnlinenlal
Hughes told th* doctor to re- w ith n population It can barely 850,
Any
veteran
in need of serv
no i-cnlids,
ice (free of chargel in any of
.I . _£i—
iay to the Arm y the Information u p p o rt wij, fjtlt, thn infusion of thine will have h alf Indio’ 1 rate ratisc of their Imsir tliel e»- nhont (heir duel
f Increase lietwcen 1PnO and 11100, scuiiality- nnd sliglit varialkm (ojtio silver - motiiilnl pistols, no
the follow tug rategurirs is reLONDON, July 1 »—(* •> -Presi
NEW YORK. July 12, « V ^ th a t th e , crash of the expert- w estern culture a m Ixcf*blessing. ltd th a t the rale of jncrcs »i will rpiality. The survey covered 20 white glove . Acnurling lo lire
i|ii<-:-(f d to visit the office of
dent T rum an's three-men commit- Funsral services were conducted mental plan* ha was flying was
Rice, lialdea and death. They're
I
India**
(13.1
(icr
1
.
00(11
nf(lory
told
to
police,
the
rputrsc
I
reprrsrnlitiiYr
*loic*.
the responsible agencies listed
elon. on Palestine has arrived In today fo r Sidney Hillman, the caused by the rear half o f the the essence of the problem. Many
r lOfiO.
lietwcen the Unwell brothers bnbelow;
O m it Britain.
labor and political leader who rig h t propeller. Bald llnghea: "I babies, little rice, million* of
Nn
m
atter
hnw
fast
the
('hfnese
gnu
in
11
Hhepardsville
Tavern.
I'oordinntor —- E. Ii. C arter,
The dieeuaaiont of the Palestine died last Wednesday. Th* rite* don't w ant this to happen to death*.
1 W (crease the rslo of fno,| prielueNrt
one
seems
In
know
wbnl
AI In otic National lUnh Build
- * —
HOOKS FOR GVt
proposals ware scheduled to be were held a t Nrw York** C ar anybody els#-*'
d
a
rte
d
it,
but
the
resu
lt
witi
T
o
cultivate
paddy
rice
many
,
on,
tb
sy
will
never
catch
up.
The
Hughes explained to the doctor
ing.
gin today between British and negie lis li which for th* firs t
band* are needed. T hr farm er tore food I* provided, the mure
Employment — U. S, EmTOKYO, July 1 2 -WP)—The U, th a t W alter ami William mnrrlicd
American officials but ware post- tim e in Ita 85 year history was .th
. a t. the
■w re a r . .set
. of
- - . -propeller
f .
home,
got
their
shotguns,
and
Ih rrr will ho to eat it.
Hoy merit Service, 112 North
8. Army now has Hirer books lo
I afto r an elecWegl storm the *eeno o f a religious fu n e ra l sj*',4 p*
„ -must have 4 large fam ily In I nip peraon*
then
went
into
the
woods
tu
Park Avenue.
him. The fam ily muat br kept lo- i Industrialiration m ight lie the lend for every (!I in the Pacific,
More
or. th
than*
a n ' 3,000
3.000 neopl.
people JUUSM
jammed
delayed the a rrise l of the M
r, say Ur. Taeulier and as n result of tho W ar D epart settle their controversy. There,
Vocational Training and Edu
gethor Ip g close-knit unit, rooted
( carrying the U. S. Com- tho auditorium while a crodrd
the
police
were
told,
they
fought
oth er nnalysta. Develop In- ment* miilinti-dnllar lilirarv escation — T. W. I jaw ton. Court
estim ated a t more than 5,000 as if some g ian t had the rig h t to the land. Stability, permanence,
Sk B3
Indian
fashion,
shooting
from
trics and g ath er 't h e people naiisinn. Uv A ugust, some 876,001)
if the airplane In his hand unchanging customs, the saciod
House.
Th* talk*, e 1 pec tad to begin
to..sto o d outside,
i
I.cgal A iilstm ire, Hospital*
larg e cities, for the birth liooks wi| Ihi avaifalila in 2'J met tree to tree. -T hree hours Inter
poshing It h»flf « k l im portance of, rise and th* land
m ......
ilitary
D ignitaries of the
morrow. will m p !w*
W
alter
died
in
a
hospital.
The
italion and .State Scrvk# Of;
t* alw ays ha* decreased . a* ropolllan 20,000-volume libraries
on which |t grow*—these are the
B ritish ( h . nation were a
•» d political aspects
younger
brother.
William
—
23
untries hecamn indu*trlali**il.
fleer — Contact through
dngma of rice paddy civilisation.
and scores of sm aller centers.
on who paid . (h air la s t
America n eommUUd
year* old — is in jail a t T erm
F. Boyle, County Sctvlc*
But th e hitch there Js th a t birth
PaU stine. The talk , sue expected th* dead onion chief
H
aute,
and
charges
will
lie
filed
Thu*, Dr. Irene B. T>eub*r, of
ficer, Takach Building.
decrease so slowly. Jap an 's
P 0 R FOLANIi ..
had lain In sta te for
MEETING
POHTPONKD
, ag ain st him later.
Princeton Uniwiralty1a Office -of
Home Service Assistance lo
. rat* did not daclTnp appreon tho flower-banked
Population Research, and other
Servicemen, es-Servtccmen and
'y until after fl'*i or six deeto be a d r ^ te d to U»e Holy Carnegie H ath Secretary of Com
Tho
im
etlrg
of
tho
Civil
S
er
scholar* explain the high birth
their Dependent r — American
of Industrialixatinn, The
MR. PACK IMF.S
1* m% recommended by the merce H enry W allace wax there
vice Board was n o t held this
Bed Cross, lurkcfron^ Boultas th* personal representative of e J S S S S i y ■ officials claim to rate— about <5 per 1,000 per year- tp a iatio n of Europe Increased week as announced, owing to the
ab-American CommJtUe.
D eath, too, I* profligate In its aw n-fold In the course of Hire*
vanL
,
n - - 1 1 --*■ IVsasaH Qa UfaKw laWiaa 4
bad th slr tran sp o rt faclah Foreign
Mr*.
ElDn
S
h
a
d
e
r
Page.
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fact
th
a
t
two
of
the
members
V eterans A dm inistration —•
“a ‘ ------- *— A rep o rt re a p ln r—about 38 persons o u t of bn tu n e s of oconomic transform s Elm
Avemw.
recCnOy
wrote
to
were
out
of
town.
The
Hoard
is
M artin St, Rutiich, S herifr*
300 loco* 1,000 dying each year, (in the
expected to meat next Thursday fritnd* from Russelrille, Ky. that
Office «v*ry Tuesday.
Jan u ary , U nited S tates the death reUMi*
E ngland and Wale* the b irth w aning, according to N. O, G ar h er husband had dl*d on July
MM,
ot decline until a fte r a ner. assistant secretary.
0 in g hospital in th a t city ..
Needy Chinese In Communist Arens
Get Small Part Of UNRRA Supplies
Prevails This
W edcA t Wewa!|{cd Shie)(| Gr„up T
[orrin Say« He Has For Boys And Girls
Never Had Better !Be g i n s Activities
Group
pers:
, ____ ;
roup OX tam
----- r-w-.
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Dumped On Ground
For Lack Of Grain Cars And Space
Nebraska Wheal
Hunting Season
In Florida Will
Open Op Nov. S
Fled l ie Hoist Is
Planned By Local
Oullxiiird .Mnnhcrs
J u l i u s Strcicher
Said P o l i t i c a l l y
Since 1940
More.Famine Ahead For China
As Births Exceed Rice Supply £
Hughes Apparently
loosing Ground In
His F ight For Life
U. & Commission
On Palestine In Final KitcH Held
4^iOiidon For
For Sidney HiUman
Food Trices Ilikt'fl
52 IVrcent In Miamit
Youth Is Killed
As Result Or Duel
With His Brother
t
Veto run
iWr'.r'SiVToo'Sv'is:
B*y1 ? ■
■AslMu.--jali iiV -
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T *•'
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ii-
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S M fiT
,
July 12.
(/!*»
Thi> S c ii .H i * W a r I n - .
! v iM tig a liiig ( ’n n tm iU w
hitn
f iif in a r a i i^ f S f n a a
i R p iiri'si'litaliv i* A iiiln*w M iiy
j if K i't't m k y . :i kinyr h im to
I it *Ii !'» T ile I'h .tirm m i i>C th p
11• hi ■ M i|it«iiV A ff a ir^ <‘om tm ttr .- will \n‘ a s k e d to iv\*
jilai/i bin allt'v'cd rnnia-vtionA
n ull tiif- till 111*1*1 i i t i i r i i i ctuit*
hi in*. n»i%i timlvi I'atitfroniutuil
i*f nf ifiy
Renovation Work - I*
t Okoycd By School
__Buurd _A1_krtMeeting
i ■»
*
t-
Service
*m .
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�PAGE TWO
H i t SANFORD 1ILKA1.L), SANFORD, FLORIDA
!*»*«*■
The Sanford Herald
American Succeaa Story
KelaklUXee la IPO*
I'aklitkru dullj
Malarial
ami ••ad«r al
aanlartl. 1‘larlda
'll I Maaaalla Airaar
fvcl Vl«V GOOD
good
f MRImnr«l frm.u Pagf Or*
century uf .industrialization and
urbanization. It is not reasonable,
cllne in the Chinese birth rate
'u n til the entl of the tw entieth cen
IN A SMART NEW DRESS
from COWAN’S
tury.
If the situation is to grow in- i
any the expert*, to wxpect « de
finitely
beforev ■
it• He
iceti
silliniy worn*
" ‘nr* waiwi
>e liet- .
U r, u h a t will become of Chined I,
people?
Dr. Thompson grim ly predict*
that "th e M o l of livif|fr will de
fine and death rates yeil rUe to
th e point wlitre the r*U of in*
d m * will diminlah, that increw*.
X hardahln rath er than a delog tailth rate will Lriiyr about
th e adjustm ent of number* to re'
ItcreM la a ■r*>M •! tk i
lad l-rr-a nklih la ritlulalllkJ l»
»•»
ilaa al all a»n« fUnlrkn
I la II ar aal . aiiirnlar
la Ikla papae SB<
WARSAW. !/?’) — WLadyalaw
Gomulka. view premier and min*
lite r for recovered territories. anr
nounced returning I’ulUh military
personnel who wiahed to rkeetOe
in the sum tern territories would
receive -land free of coat up to
about £2 acres. Repatriate*- who
|e 't lb-dr farm , beyond the Buy
River to the «ia*t alto will receive
I free faring in the west-*
CONN.
-al a rn a pabllakee kvrele.
Mi f« rrpnl»lirjil/«*» ff •!>*•
It*vrln »r+ •l«tf r»- given by (hr
FRIDAY, JULY* 12. H»*6
I1IULH VKUHK FOR TODAY
Y -A IT R O I'K IA T L i -v *
tkk ngth
if
we
bo
lie Is a alii**Id U> lliem
their Irunl in him.—
Sm yrna highway were lurUu-r
Illustrated the other day wlsen 0
young tallow Just 21 years old
riding a motorcycle bit a bumpy
place in the mud, was drugged
176 fee*, ntul died two dnys later,
l i t la high time something » w
dime about this rood r»|>eclnlly
With It a ffir on it Incismslng • Hr
dangerous proportion* an it is.
with Sidney.
Am) yet despite nil Hint America hits done for llillmuii, he was-not satisfied with the country of his choice.
Ilo tried desperately from the very, beginning to change
UMljro'TaUfTCtmrfjf,- IT hot fcxRctly like Ids- own native In inl.
at least grucsomely resembling it. Olio cannot help think
ing what would have happened to him if he had stayed
lit home and" tried" to cl inline Ktfssla into snnienifhg lik'e
(lie United States.
Not all foreigners fortunately have been as difficult
to assimilate in this country as the Hillmans have. William
Knudsen also came to this country as a youngster, an
immigrant from Denmark, lie accepted America as he
found it, became president of General Motors Corpora
tion and during tbc war served as chairman of the Waf
Production Hoard.
We like to think that Knudsen is the more typically
American of the two.
Fun At Homo
Record of The Sanford Farm-
era' Market during Hie fi.vcal yt-m
just closed I* ustoundlng. t'-ongratulatioii* to Mgr. II. J I-*)1'
man whose lalmra have conlri
buted so much to the grow th o!
tto m arket. Congratulation* to
the many lurm -ie who prospered
doing business at the market
And a laurel wreath to Nathan
(icnsral
country m
tr m- ■<>111111ii ni I V in 111i tioi.-s Iwt.u s a l v e d tin- t n i d - s u m ini-r p r o b l e m o f k e e p i n g t h e chllitr«'ii Ii;i|>|>v .iinl nut u f
in ia c lm -f, mill tin- o l d e r f o l k s ln u l a g o o d Inm- lin in g it.
‘A hln-i-t w ith s m o o t h p n v e m e n t w a s r o p e d o f f f o r a n e v e
n i n g o f f u n , a n i l e v e r y f a m i l y nil tIts* s t r e e t wa> a s k e d t o
p a r l i e i p u t e . Ill t h e co o l o f ( h e e v e n i n g , p ic n ie t a b l e s w e r e
set u p a n d n e i g h b o r s a t d o w n b e s id e n e ig h b o r, s p r e a d in g
t h e b o a rd w ith h o m e m a d e o f fe rin g s fo r a g ia n t " p o tlu c k " fea st.
Hryoitd the tuhlus the folks danced, and farther
along an area ton* designated for the little brothers and
aislera to play games mid Toller skAte. After dinner,, tinfood was cleared away, card tables set up and bridge
games got under way. Special lights were threaded
through thq trees and the area was sprayed with inscetiS?
•
,
ft
FEATURING
ICR IMI MILLIONS if Americans who qn through an annual period id
sneeze, tnlfllo and sn.'Terlng, Uic Day Fever Prevention Association has
n.»d« public a list ol resort locations which Ihry say ate putlen free. In
Uio abova map are ihown Uiutc treated In Uio Fast. O ’iicr bay fever
huvens mentioned art: Hot Springs, S. I ) ; Campobello, 11: u llrunswiek;
D-uby and Halifax, Kova Scotia; the Hawaiian lilantij, B in Pram-bun,
Murroka Lakes. Canada; Portland, (Jrr ; EaglFs Nest, S. C.; Pride* Edw*i«t .slui.u, Canad* and Glen Air, NurUt Carolina.
(f.!frr*;.'t net)
ELECTRIC PHONOGRAPHS
TH E VERY. BEST
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
i BELLOW S
Iditi'Ht Records
C ttUDNffiS Cduicx ^
( Wl/JJ?KEY*A BLEND
st o r a g e
siiKrri
a i .iu '.ms
mi'sic
Down in the Tampa area, MacDill Field hM started open war
fare again st mosquitoes* A 0--47
transport plarte la busy spraying
6600 acres uf swamps, lakes and
•th e r breeding gruund with s 20
Percent solution of DDT which
bids fa ir to rid th at tfetiun' ut
mosquitoes fo r t h e . rest of this
summ er. Florldp could g e l rid
Of its w orst nests which Include
guaU , fifes pad ssnilflius as well
as mosquitoes, if rv«ry Section ia
the sta te followed T a m il's ex
ample. And doiSi think th a t such
a t cam paign wouldn't psy rich
dividend* In nHT'Yeildrnta in tlur
heard a businessman comig the other day about the
Service jflvkn by another
ssman. And th e funny p art
It eras that only a few
beford we bad trtard anbuiimmsman comnlainlng
J h e poor h*n(lof given by
wt busliieaamiM. Whkn busl-
Ellery Sedgwick, former editor of the Atlantic
Monthly, q u an article in the current issue of.that mag
azine about Ills boarding school days al Groton.
In the mellow reminisceiises, part of a longer unto
biography to he published shortly, .Mr. Sedgwick says
boys in those days, the !al<- ' mo' s , were taught manner*,
"which J still think as important as anything a boy r a n
lepra. They were not mere company manners, clean col
lars, ungriludd lufnds and a smile for thu* visitor. They
went below the sUlff.ee. Manners, if not a substitute for
yirtue, al least make every virtue shine."
B right colorful design on
w hite backgroud.
S iio
9 to 16. g u aran teed w ash
able.
(SOMETIMES)
R .T . CO W AN
COMPANY
211 EAST FIRST STREET
Air-Conditioned
l’IAN#i TUNING
— Hit of (lie. W eek—
My Fickle Eye" by Bclty' Hutton
l A R R I I t ’S
THEY WOULD READ VOUR AD
... TOO, (F IX AIJP£A«*pjrfi« 11
/ ’d / I r g k M t /
P A C K A G E N T O fA .lt*
Ml WEST FIRST STREET — PHONE Of.3
IIRVI St. AXCACl ttiui.
—
-— - -
FLORIDA
1•
Manners
Tb« A illi, le uf fu n g rc si. to
waft) the o l ’A Is cleurly «huwn
by lieti'rmlnutlon to pu-v-nt priri*
rcilinif* on incut, butter mill other
dairy product*. No doubt otlrir
ban* will Is- set up u sa b o t other
product* mill the llklihond iinm r
that thcr>- will In- no piirc nuitrid
till] a lia tiiv n . Thus Uw folly
President Trum an's veto I* proved.
Under th a t hill Ihtilr would have
b*rn r*nt control, no matli-r bow
Vf*k were provisions for further
price control. And the itp y e r of
kkyrockctinir rents is ini- chief
menace to the countvy today, not
price of butter.
D rap e gtylea in novelty
print#. A ssorted colors in
COTTON
JERSIY
s
Everybody got Acquainted, sometimes with near
neighbors heretofore strangers. The young folks preferred
to stiek around, for something was going on. The part)
is to lie a monthly affair in the town, by vole of young
and old ulike.
12,
More Famine For
China As B i r h s
Excee Rice Supply
(fl IXCHUNT
IgI
FRIDAY, JULY
Rright and Cool!
C/ House Dresses
■
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-
- —
I
STATp
THEATRES
L
O P E N ? T 2 i 45 P. M-. DAILY I
LAST TIMES
FRIDAYI
Miff THf
SUNDAY and MONDAY
SUH*
UliSMWl
Stripe and
floral
(otloij
print*
In
shlrtvelat and celDrtew* V-neck styles.
S ix e s 1 2 t o 5 2
Holland’s Trouble
SA TU R D A Y ONLY!
D O U BLE FEA TU RE—
HoilnnH's rltililrcii biuily need eggs, butter, cheese,
all kiptls of flits. Rut only extremely small (|uantities
of (huge iiuultliful fnrytatuffs are availablu for them,
because— Holland exports them. Holland must ex|rort
them in order to get in exchange the dollar currency
with which to buy, among other things, German coni.
if ghe would cut her dairy products, she would be com
pcllud to close*again Iter newly-reopened factories!—
Knickerbocker Weekly.
SWING-A-WAY and RIVAL
luspn with lace trim eyrieta.
Sima 1 to 4, others 1 to 14
OmiHtR- mTi'W-'PIC niR E S
16 0Z. to 36 0Z. WET MOPS
f c ll l
HOUSE BROOMS $1.15 to $1,50
ALUMINUM CHICKEN FR
d m r.
m•S A
m.
'T
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F R ID A Y ,
JU L Y
12,
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
--
S e ria l
TERRACE
Activities
A n d P erso n al
MONDAY
Program mooting nt Oh' church
w e n of Circle No. 3 of the F irst
f lu tis t Church a t 3:3(1 P. M.
with Mrs. I). K. McNah leading.
' The topic will lie ''MDslonary
E. Ioration, n Christian im pera
tive."
Sunlicam*, Junior Girls Auxil
iary will, meet at 3:3(1 1', M.
Junior Royal Ambassador* will
0 nicel at 3:46 p. M.
Miss Mary Williams
'jfedt
Is Robert Grimes
The m arriage of Mies Mary
William*, daughter qf Mr. and
Mr*. J. F. Williams yimi Robert
T urner G rinys, eon of Mr and
Mr*. W. J . ' Grime* of Jacksonvillc was solemnised' in -Knlkstnn,
Ga. last Sunday morninjt. . . m
The bride wore n white sU*-*et
length dress with black acces
sories a n d 'n corsage 6f orchids
Her only attendant wn* Mr*. John
S nlon. who - chose to w rn r- it"
ck and whilc~dFc*s with irhtui
accessories and n enrsng" of pink
rose*. John Hanlon served ns
heat mao for the irroomMr*. Grim e, received her <.tinea
lion in Hanford nod ha. been
employed by the Southern Hell
and Telephone - Company for tl*p ast five years.
Sir. Grime*
wag educated in Miami und Jack*
sonville and served three years
ovoraca* with the II. S. Matin';
s i t s n technical sergeant.
r
Is nnw affiliated with titSouthern Hell Telephone Company
in Orlando.
The couple plans to make their
home in Sanford on Park Avenue
and S iath Street
COPYWORK
PORTRAITS
C o m m e r c ia l
W o rk
S n a p s h o t*
1
— T E L E . N O . 148
Mrs. Hen Small Is
Bridge Club Hostess
Person a l s
n i n t c i l OF CHRIST ANNOUNCES
FIRST SERVICE IN NEW BUILDINCT
flavin Honored
lly Fred Larsons
inn.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
PRE-WAR
-»
W. Howell
are visiting
Mrs. It A
home 2 t'l
Jo h n Slavin, J r . will leave on
Monday for New York after
-pending a month with hi* si*ter-.
Mrs. Jack Itatigau and Mr*. Kathi yn Brooks,
Announcement
BEGINNING MONDAY, JULY 15TH
OUU NEW STORE HOURS WILL BE
. - 8:00 A. M. TO 10:00 P. M.
*
PALMS and PINES
Will Be Closed
JULY 15th to AUGUST 1st
,
T0UCHT0N DRUG CO.
Mr*. M artha Kivlen
spent the w inter here
and Mra. B. C. Moore
to ' Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
York City. She will
Sanford In the fall.
S a n f o r d , F lo r i d a
Y o u 'r e
nboul
your
e v e ry th in g
fo r
except
f o o d , c l o th in g , n n d
(h e
d ru g
s lo r e
ju s t
(tru rlu c ls
fa v o rile
n a tio n a lly
a d v e rtis e d
h r .r llli
P R IC E S
am i
am i
\V V
Vj
m o st to o g o o d lo h e t r u e , h u t y o u 'll si-e p le n ty of
I
convincing |.roof in Ilie timely viilucx li**letl below .
Jso, chop here where LOW PRE-WAR PRICES help
{solve your budget crisis.
i s m m s g is
is ^ S IL IS If
40c
C n s to rin
31c
C a r t e r '*
$ 1 .2 5
It’s The
BEST
For You
It's iimtrnisbr that p rrssrip .
lion mrtlirine |« th r best for
you «hrn ynu are ill. And
whrn you bring your doc
tor's prerrcrlplirm to u*. you
h*»r every assurance that
th r best nf everything will
go Into the medicine — Ihr
best quality drugs and th r
best efforts of a highly
t r a i n e d and experience!
pharmacist. Public know
ledge of thin fact b rrsponaiblr for Ihe 631,000 preacriplions th a t have been
entrusted lo our care.
I For uotimsf nflrrnnont
> and a w n in g s . . . a
t Paata Brook* Original with
a uaht-tlimtning, «•» in
Ineaot Mark oi while eyelet
batata. Site* H in IIt.
29c
$ 1 .0 9
25c
llc p n lic it
P ill*
P rtro g n ln r
50c
V itn lis
50c
W e il
M mm
a 7
■va?.|j
R c lo n g n
Snl
<v
SS ,°* °K
$L25
60c
n e W fjr s
J°0 T ff
R i/j h
P in t
R u b b in g A lc o h o l '
c ^ n v it u i
11
b
Phillip’s Milk Majflit’si it
Ironi/fti ^'<‘asl
Doan’s Bills
Ipana 'I’oollt I'as to
Dinosaur Bridge
Club Meets Tuesday
The Dinoaaur Bridge H u b met
Tuesday tu rn in g a t the home
of Mrs. DaVe Levy on Bllver
I-ake with M bs- Selma la-vy a .
hostess foy the occasion., Mrs.
Fred Larson whose birthdsy was
celebrated Mutt day waa tL> spe
cial honor** o f the party. She
received gift* and was presented
a surprise birthday aake.
Summer -flower* decorated the
home where th e gamss were en
joyed- A sw eet course was served
hy the hoaVyat assisted *by her
mother, R afrtahlng drinks were
served throughout the evening. i
Those enjoying playing n w r e
Mra. John K ar'cr. Mra. Jamea
Lanier, Mra. Frw i Laraon. Miss
Bar Kara ‘Ruprecht. Mra- Gaorga
McClelland, Mra. Vernon Aiken.
Mrs. Hermaii Jacobson, M bs Rose
Feinberg. Mrs.
m o re
so m e it r m s n r e a c t u a l l y p r i e r d lo w e r . D so u n d * a l
Mr. anH Mr*. E. G. Harper
went to Jacksonville Wednesday
and were accompanied by III*
mother, Mrs. J. K. Harper, who
will remain for several dajfo to
visit ’ friends.
Gharlos Batcher of the 0 . S.
Navy 1* home for 30 day* after
aervice in the Pacific area. He
ha* been stationed at Treasure
Island, Calif, and wilt he,stationed
a t Pensacola a fte r visiting with
hie mother, Mrs. Maude Batcher.
Mr*. Hatcher left on Tuesday for
Jacksonville to visit with her sonin-law and daughter, CPU ami
Mrs. II. R, Ifeckenbach, who will
accompany h er home.
p n y in d
b e a u t y a id * nl L O W , P R E - W A R
who ha*
with Mr ,
has gone
and New
return to
Mlsa Mary Rita Mnrau of W or
cester. Mass. Is visiting In the
rlly for aorae time. She has rom(deter! three vear* a l Emanuel
Crinege for Wnmrn a t Roston
and will en ter her fourth year
in the fall.
1
u se d d a ily in y o u r h o m e . W e 'r e t i i l l s e llin g m ost of
Mr, and M ts, I*. F Wlitgiiain
a n d d a u g h t e r nf H n y tir.v ille , A h
urn visiting Mr, „ n d Mt* I’ F
W higlinm f o r several day* at
t h e i r home,
2602 W est* F irst
Street.
"T H E REX A LL STO K E"
H
fy o n ,
Mrs. Lucille Smith nf Jackson- *
villa hn* arrived tn visit M r' and
Mr*. E. It. Smith. They wdl
leave Monday morning for n two
weeks’ Vacation at Villannva -by
The-Sea in Daytona llearh
NEW STORE HOURS
I
PRICES ^
NOTICE
Cap!, ii^ni Mr* C
of Wrst palm Bench
hi* patents. Mr. and
Unwell, Sr., al their
French Avenue
2 2 0 M e is c h B ld g .
P h o n e 1159
Uit SMO*t r .
< *»’ **,a
49c
19c
89c
39c
T o o th p a s te
5 0 c Rt-.rbr.sul
39c
39c
ftOc TriiM hity Id d lo n
13c
$1 T u sa y D e o d o ra n t 5 0 c
•nt in
U ,V e»- 4
ir„
*> for'
^ 2 .5 ,9
/
/
7 5 c F itc h S h a m p o o 5 9 c
7 5 c C itro c a rb o n a te 5 7 c
fide lllwodol
49c
2 5 c B. C . P o w d e r a 1 9 c
60c
C o reg a
..
r ‘
1 ..
49c
fefv-
I
$ 2 4 -6 °
/r 1,•sjl
’i\*i
M
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■ter, f■’..sii ,wV ,aU
r 4 HN
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"vtitnm
0J ,U K
NICHOLLS
* STUDIO
mitt* * i tl) have to d o w ith -or
Mrllmt P a r k l e a ls o advocate d
voy. *• ' • ' ’•• a m i
mod will o i l , , t,n enclosed (too) o f the "g re e /t
a n o th e r
, ••umilttoe vitll
-upply h o u s e " t > ) e t h a t c an In- u s e )
fimd. ■l-'lii og .mil sh e lle i . an I in w i n l r i ac.) o p e n ed for sum tuci
l)ie t h n , | ••■mmlllee viill liamlU- in*.*. T h e cost of such a n e n d u r e d
Cummimn-Tnil'i*.
t r a n s p o i ta tim r '
„ „ ult | |„, „ „ | y „ m. t h i r d m ore
a m i -ripply F .n h e i C m p. utr t -»••'
t |i » M t h e open a n t y p e and Mr.
ed t h a t l>. t i l l t h e need ol oi
K e n n in g fet'l
it would g iv e a
CiilHrm;
(hi- i i d o t v d iieonb- to
(
,
.,
K
.
.
m uch g r e a t e r t e t i i i n un the munu a s l s l m h a n d lin g t h e w o i k a - i , ^ exp en d e d .
Mrl 1. (t in hum xi n*l MlLmiHP
writ*
.»«*, iL
WIGHT KI UTLEY* non of MR. j TOM Ml .It INKS and son. DON- 'a bridge and Bunco pmly given
und MRS. C. R. K1RTLEY, was ] A id', »,-re having their car in |a l the home of the lali. i ai
a guest of CAPT. and MRS. *|»«t d .,i J. D Cl HI DELL'S
Silver Lake recently le'n.iitng
OTHO P. SMOOT, in Himgham. Rn> an e,| S t u d i o Iran finished iv Miss J a n i e c e Hi own. V"l'"lnr
Mass, last week for dinner at dcr •o ititig m a W liTtnnisburg blue bride elect. Pink glndiolit-e. und
th eir home there . . . . WIGHT . . l i K o R t t B D E C tlT T K S w a l k vari-co|ored
aster*
l« .niiifullv
was assigned duty aboard the ing In t h r C o u r t H ouse on bust* decorated the home.
morig their ovm people in case of
Mrs. lien
Small entertained
escort carrier Kulu G ulf which nc-. , . ^ I’KRIIN W H ITEH U R ST,
IVg Cha-e and Irene la'avitt
The hostesses presented Mt~* a rli*ni'.iT N, \ | 1 littrsilay a gm up
her bridge Hub yesterday afterHenry W atson has returned was anchoted near Boston and JOHN KICK and others in front Brown a piece of her chosen of rtegr • workers wll| meet until gave detailed and inform ational
CAPT.
SMOOT
is
on
the
sta
ff
reports on tlie recent A m rriran
noon
at the Valdac Hotel
with1 I a .ftonl Hot Spring*.
Ark. where
of Eddie* talktiig . . . JACK silver. Punch and cake were
I ______ . _a 1-----1 . 1 ___ _
. . t.
of the Kith Klcel, Boston group t»4»l{I>A w i t h frs-n d ill fro n t ot served from the dining table Fatliei t'-it|*enter a! the. I'ari-lt Red Cm-* ronvi-ntinii held In
dessert-bridge.
Colorful .marigoldhe spent his * vacation
Holi-ito
work
out
tlir
detail*
of
.
.
.
.
The
SMOOTS
and
KI
UT
th e Hollywood Shopw
. . . T h e which was covered with n lovely
and amnia* attractively deco
j’httndr l[ihta Peg and Irene wete
became
friends
when bn-- Kill p b r y - r s g a th e r i n g in front lace rloth and centered with a a dl-a-ior o 'lirf *et-up to p ara l
Mr*. John Ludwig and children LEYS
rated the party rooms.
tlie official delegate* from the
lel
that
o|
ti„.
while
workcri'.
G
AIT.
SMOOT
was
Commanding
o f Teuchlon* to g o to U t la n d o
buw| nf pink gladioluses
The dining table « > • covered left Sunday for New York City Officer of the Sanford Naval foi a till . . . MRS. G E O R G E crystal
Mr Hanv Kenning of A t Lull a. | Kriytpoh fo u n t) t'h n p ter and they
flanked hy thre*' hrntiched eiystnl.
with n Madeira linen cfoth and to spend one month.
Air Station . . . . Consequently STINK sho p p in g f o r office e q u i p candeiabta holding white lupet*. who i- lim n man for the south- 1b n 'e htuught Ime., much vaiilahle
heard
th a t ment , ,
imported Canton China wn* used
W it h a g e n e r a l tentMr. am( Mrs. Leslie Ilryan lire CAPT. S M O O T
The following enjoyetl the ocea. oast ft n area of first aid. water {infur m at ion to* be used in trltr local
for the sweet course served the attending it conference in llaylona WIGHT was near them and in ■ pern hire -of l i l t d e g i w * ItJCH- ■ion; M en 's Blown. Jewel) Fill* «af*dy and u ividcnl p ix1vent inn, work \Ve will li I vou snnii'thiftg
bin
him for dinner . • . WIGHT A li I’ OKAS d r i n k s a r u p nf cot- man, Selma Levy, .Miirgatet Mv- wn* [ire-ent ai the meeting and i«f thidr ie|h>ri >n a Inter column.
guests before the bridge game* Reach which began on Thursday. vlted
ha* received his release from the fee
I m i n a n d E D K IH C II- rrs, Louise U v y , lin n I Patket *|U'ke biteflj o f1 tlie plan* ot
Have vim vnluntM>rerl to do any
began.
Navy
ami plans to enter Georgia E lt
nthu*ia*ticnlly
d isc u ssin g of Orlando, Hose Levy. Mi-, Sam lii* comniittei fur the near fuluie. j knitting for the Red >'to-* tcceutMis. W. li. Hoffman left today
Mr*. II. 1„ Perkin* Wa* aw ard
Tech
in
the
full
.
.
.Seems
im>
tin it phiii
. . T h e Music llux is Levy, Mrs. Elsie Ratliff. Mr- Mr. Keiifiiug •■vpiessed Ills plea- lv? Florida ir hot till, time of
to visit witli Mrs. H. N. S ay rr at
jm .«ilde th a t he i* only IN yc.-r*
ed high score, * Sir*. \Vailare
the Hutchison Apartitsrnta in Day old. has .been to college for one *an a l t i a c t i v r little *|mt with all Maiiant Aiken, Mrs. Ilmke Steele stile is regard to the propiWc'l year !mt n m e m h rt it is m pt many
W right, second high and Mr*. It tona.
*sott- ,*f g ora! tti-fitd in g s , ,
swimming p,>.q for Sanford hut place* w hen' our hov* nre slali'.ttyear, served a- a 8 l / c in tho Cowan's II ir rrunlittoning Is so and Mr*. Fferl Myet*.
A. Newman
received
screeito.
F
Also Mrs. J . Itoss Adam*, Mi*. g avr a* he* pe|*onal opinion that I'll.
Navy
in
the
South
Pacific
and
effective \ o u t u n f''el it froiti t h e W. J. I’cllm, Mrs. J. It. Phillips.
Those enjoying the occasion were
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mason of is ready for college again!
•idtw.vik*
.
.
,
The
wi>rd
wa*
out
Miami
have
been
visiting
Mr.
M ts.'M ae ttnnlel. Mr*. Hoke Dug
Mrs. G. I). Ilishop, Mr*. Harry
MRS.. A N NE MACS’KILL ami
atottml t h a t butter thy the g at, Mr*. Dave la-vy, Mr». Ilk r-i
B. Lewi*, Mrs. Mark Carpenter, and Mr*. H arry Brown for sever JACK HALL will leave tomorrow and
poundl and excellent ham* were man Jacobson, Mrs. Collier III own, •
al
days.
by train for. New York to buy o h u h tith lr in nttr liH-al stores . . .
Mr*. D., L. Thrasher, Mrs. W. ,\
for two week* . . . S /S g t. SAM T in I handier of Commerce is so Mr». J. I>, Cotdcll. Mi-* Mildred
Lcfflcr1_M'm. R. A. Newman. Mt*,
E. N. Scott of Miami whw-haa
Await, M t s . A. 'W . le e and Mi
B. It. Perkins, .Mrs. W a l l a c e In-en spending sevural day* at WAITS who served with t h e 'I n laige tu n p a rid to tiv ir little ti.
4’. Ginhnm.
fan try for two year* has re tu rn cm hi i in the City Hall t h a t
Wright an!| Mr*. Small.
/
• *
*
p
the Valdes ilo tc| has returned ed to Sanford with his wife and
M
.V
IIli.V
RET
UK
IT/,
moves
from
to his home
• daughter, JEA N JAYE, In make
RED CRO SS N O T IS
„
hi* home . . . SAM received, hi* r o " ’t! :.• ionm l i v i n g to divide
•,
l ir e - ^ m b lic • i* c o r d i a l l y - in v ite d lt» -x vllend - f h r . —
Hy Mrx. .ftny Jlaitu.
■ Mr.. Itnd Mrs. CharJoa . Evans (discharge a t Ft. Urmfg, * N .-0 . Khltif office us i i u n i p t r c j r «ur.
anticipated
winter*
tourists
could
Spencer will leave Monday to J u| r 4tl> . . . MRS. WAITS and
j x j t r n i n if r c r v l o : . o f - l h c . C h u r c h o f C h r is t- in i l l n e w
lly Mrs. II..y^ M
si*'p tiispend two week* at Villanova-Hy- daughter m adr their home with *!
* ‘Sanford Hunt Winks and
The-Soa tit Daytona Beach:--------- her fam lly'Tn T.It'Vllt?, L a. wLilo
’ " " " I '•s> i■ he re th e y s o u M
h n ild i n g o n E lm A v e n u e n t S e c o n d S t r e e t , S u n d a y ,
O h r **f t l i r Iwv't l«»iii >I im »‘i tn.*
SrtT. WAITS wa- in Daly w ith
'•
1.1*117 |«»|>«i||ef IlilM. «’l l I ,11I a••ra --i
Mr. am! Mis. Frrd t-armri rn
s
i
i
k
I
i
Intm
|
u
e
s
set!
w
ith
"Ur
Mi* Mary ^ laruise Meriwether ,h r A r m y ..............\m ong Ih r flyJ u l y 1-1. 1 9 4 6 , n l 1 1 .0 0 A. M. M r. J . P. M iw e ry , o u twan Ill'Ll Tlil.ir»«ILl>' immithhi* »t tjutertainrd with (. party at San. h a*'.el.,,m -d' ‘from SummlV,'N.
1:5
" * 'J 1mg enthusiast* tb the city are CUMinninil > ’ (.lti»l a th o u g h t while l£t*«| * i*i*34 roiiiih vi 11It \In' i muiit v
(aiido Springs on Wednesdn) eve- „nd I'anwoml. N. J. where she 1. K, TEW, who owns hi* own gBiiug .niuitai t h e M a y f a ir I .
a ln n d in g i- v n n g c lis l, e d u e n t n r , a n rl jo u r n n l i a t w ill b e
t'haiiniAii. H. H. riu m h > .
rung .in Honor of Jack Slav an visited Mrs- F. K. Weldon,
plane. REV. MILTON 8ACKKTT l i e Mwyfilit l o o t i m >.-» to p r e p a r f
m
the
w
|i
|l
f
t
t
r
a
d
e
w
ith
fixing*
who has Ireen a visitor in the
1h e s p e a k e r , n n d hi» s u b je c t w ill b e " T h n t F o r W h ic h
anil DR. HENRY MCI, A D U N , .
Iri'tir l*divit t,
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Perkins and . . What with the new flying h e r i and tlieii . . . T h e F lo r id a
city for a monlli and will return
rhnirnmn.
trportr«l
ilmt
ilnrin*r
«I
n
*
Heii
I
•
*uld
sp
la
sh
som
e
paint
h
e
r
e
datighlrr, M artha, will -lrave Sal- school under way [to,-I lily some
I h r C h u r c h o f C h r ia t S ta n d * a n d P l c n d s . " In th is a d
to New York on Mo/tday.
\o i c
urday for Daytona Beach whcio nf the girls will take up the and i h r m ami tm p io v o t h e i r lot i month of June*. \\‘J
hmiiltml. Of thc*r. .'til « n p
Arming those enjoying the occu. tliey plan to spend a month.
rh.u
rnufi^r
iitnl
yplliiw
juxt
d r e s s , Ih e f u n d a m e n t a l b e lie f a m i p r a c t i c e t i f th e
sport!
f»f.t itx-RCi viri-mrii. mnl V
aion were Mr, Slavin, Mr. and
In fn»nt of Thorpp** 7
Sunday nigh! buffet supper will nln> *
t
»
%
limit
4
‘rtn‘n
witli
ill'll
|r»*iru
Mrs. Hobart Brown, Mr. und Mr*.
Kmoitiivi*
St**ii*
the
Inwn
C h u r c h o f C h r ia t w ill h e se t f o r th . Y o u w ill f in d a
Mr. anil Mrs. V. L. Smith and l>e served at the f’"m inole Colin••!*• in NRiiiNtiinri*.
George McClelland. Mr. and .Mt* son*. Charles ami Kelly, have I«v Clot) between 7 311 and U;IM) chnn -in itf-nlii veil
MR
Th»*
lll'W
lll«J»wtl|
(
•
lilt
1
1
1
11
I
4
*
4
s in c e r e w e lc o m e n n d y o u r p r e s e n c e w ill h e g e n u in e ly
Larson. Mrs. Judy P artin and (left for New York City where P. M. with some new surprises JOHN - M il’ll in SrmiiioS? ('nun
nntM|i {(tuiirniiin. Fnlln-r M ink ( ni|H ii
they plan to spent! ten days.
Mrs. Uosulre Lunirr.
being adder! to the menu . . . ty .'1*1 In n rrt u a .
a
p p re c ia te d
A|»- t •*»* »en%r a v r t y
**
1 DITII LOYKJOY will I k mar- d u i me 11»«* n»Mi|i linur
* ptniplr wlnpp^ft tii ' |D*I 1 r»ii aniiip iitltllllon.il* dijmii
Mi ami Mrs. K I. T h o m a s of in-.| Saturday evetrine nl the First pr** %
wtci l<i AlirMiti
hi" vvtti
Pick, xrrii: of 1 I1K mo*l im p o i i .m i
. t
I ' l e s t u a l v t a l e v i s i ti n g Mr* F llapllst l hnreli at K-"ll I* M
• i ■■! w h.ii mil l«yl fm it lly t mill* o
K iisl, tn* L»
.
i
V Mdb'i at In-i hom e 112 h j e m l . Tie hrlde-gfrkom and lit* family
A venue
have -lartetl arriving at the Ynl- J | \ t M i Rl>\V t \ N I i tnvo u t n t P i i fki^ |tiT-Min in 1 I m »h " , v l>>t J ' 4-*
der Hole) fo, fht- big te o n ia a IIHID| i • nnl (Il3 t lit' tlml liiVni ill!* 1 ;t 1111 ilwkl'J th r ill to t 1 Up ills' 1
E lm A v e n u e n t S e c o n d S tre e t
*«» f 'ltn ii
Mt ami Mrs. Frank l.teske have
MISS AI.D K PADGETT »f nhh i ft fluff1* f“ i f iv f n 9ft III m mnl impm I .-*nt rn m itiltt
I hr if 'I'F l lDH * h.
reliirurd from Pennsylvania after | Koieiprise wit,, i , - io|iloye<l al hiiili L/i’tl offs 11it >nr* rt nil liltUni" F u i tl I * ii i f mnl It.otiMin
vi*ilm g Wiiji r e la ti v e s a n d friend* l*no ) ' • Drug S t 'o , ievi-nl"d i f In I 'l l t - b n r g h ' a n d vicinity.
I c i d a v t h a t sh e had m ad e *i» Sp«" ' ■ ir ( J**«t»I -■ 11**•t ti »»»•v%r n 11 *i r n it'
u
mi.I * loots tlir siti r ”1 fMini e»rh
solo flights in a small plane
M or r i*oit H i t u l t i m a t e wm bit tor i i* In I " nt ti> h i itmnm-‘ I hr liiii*I rnthiiiF
An I
veiling her parent*,
mi irie b usie s*
<>1,1 YK it S fijvftf iim-9Ipi h iid »t*ki n
j Mr*. George
Johndmw,
M l IC I'flN of Ja rk s m tu lle who is jlti|oo piiinil in O if ArrAi*»» u th«*
j the slimmer
North Soltuntr. ,)i„.r t „r „{
oililn AxuiiHilt '’il RIM' Mifwt 'rnilVit JjtllH’ii, ini! hi*
SiehniU* S tu
Ma«s.
1 Urrs* nrWR tntfpaii »n-, n Yraltnr nHt.*n*r nffit'e
in the IlfrnLl »>Kn- vr«lfriU> dio t niiolhr’i iirw (iihihpM nnit
Mr amt Mr* Edward Higgins,
in I—it* t| in t l " Mfim ti Ituitdini*.
A ^«lk artMunl U»* town l i t . lef^ yesterdsy fur halm Beach
iw heie lliey plan to at'om l the
w<dding of Jam es G rant, fnrmet
Sanford resident.
S O C IE T Y E D I T O R — C c c c lia T r u t u c k
Social Calcndai
TALK
BY
C E C E L I A T R l I.C C K s______
'Miss Ja niece Brown
l Given Bridge I'arty
PAGE THREE
i
■*
i .>
strik e ! tiifii! ;n.| can I>e •eril fr ti [the (mo) *hou)d tie )oeatec) near
llie e d i •! •oiuiutltee.
tin c
the h ig h school ut*tPtiii oi it) Ft.
.
■
�J
i
m
s
1
*— i
....
•*’
4-
F R ID A Y ,
l'HK HANKUimilKHALU, tiANKOHU, FLORIDA
“
JU L Y
4*
^
12,
:,«
**
*
,
1946
Orlando Trounces Celery Feds In One-Sided Tilt, 9 To 1
Haynes & Williams, Herald Record
19 lift
T I,. n i ° V “ T '
. I n l ^ . n n o ! *!■ 2 -1?« i i
y with nn easy «ul In sight. hurled
the ball f»" 1,1,0 riKhtfieltl allow-
Security Downed
By Fumituremen
In 10-6 C ontest
INSUJE SPORTS REPORT
Hy JULIAN 8TENHTK0M
■gmn« wo* hulled after the cu n ■plctlon of ib r te ami a A l f
inningve of play.
Palm er, de
clared that "according to soft*
hull rule*, four and a hall if>ning* lim it he com pilled to coo[stitute an official game, the same
! a* the national pastime, uvgn
i though it may lie a scheduled
• icven inning gam e.”
. Secondly, Judge PalnVcr azserled
r p ^ 'th a t there ia no. such rule pertninl O . i u g to a *co're th a t mese* n ball
Palmer Declares
Recent Softball
Tift No Contest
C ilery " F ^ w h w “£ m * S*UOO liy Dbs«n,rS""' ln ° " “ W,M J,i" "
fsn* jam m ed into Tinker H eld
Swell Umpiring
me w hit you'd do.' 1 slipped
Sanferd #cored their |one run
and Raw Ted Madjenki'a men
Hut* off to B. F. Ganaa who
him and I'd do it again.
’ • j'. , •
in
the
sixth
on
three
liases
on
frounce the Sanford aggregation
we Udicvp ig on* of the best uni‘‘I paid tU> fin? myaelf and it
halldonate.)
by
Devil,
th
e
third
obrr i* »core
df
■cora
ct 9
0 to l.
1, . . .
ptren to work behind the plnte go d id n 't coat th e DeLand club any
......................
( o
one,
issued
to
Alter,
hy
Levy
after
Lou Devil, la te it acquisition tr
for th ti nenion in the City S o ft thing,
th e Urlandn mound corp*. hurlet i 'giving up two prevlou.ly to Doh
__
...
*- _ '
ball League. A nother capable a r
“ I intend to Act th a t 1200
Tuttle
and
lluddy
J.nkc
w
ith
Dave
fiv e-h it bal| a t the P el* to par*
H e r a 1(1,
lV lO SS
biter hag been Denver Corcirlt.
beds,
loo.
I
shall
prefer
charge*
Bride's
.-ingle
sandwiched
in
bo__ jjn
“
the
Senator*
to
their
thin
with th r Florida S tate league
stra ig h t victory over Sanford, bqt tween, forcing T u ttle in w ith the
I1ATKM TO R e SOLO
board of director* against fra It waa the big hat of Jack Ln- Feil score.
half inning- of play. He stated
The A. I*, report* |h a l the
cilia for his ungrnllrm anly con*
The Hayte* A William* FurniLuvelle's homer, n tremendous
velle which liouirht out the in«ur-.
Floyd Palmes, commissioner of tha "th e minitier of run* o ilie r
Rale
of
Frank
Ilayea,
the
A
m
er
bluet
on
the
field.
Sotnr
20
fan*
turem
rn
continued
to
dominate
clout
which
sailed
hi|[h
over
the
once policy on Devil'* trium ph th e City Softball League- ruled team may have a t the tim e • has
ican League a ll-sta r catcher, by
who w err present are signing
nghtfirM fence, Kot th a t run the lend in the City Softball
hi* third of the campaign,
thi* morning that tl*i receitt a b no bearing a* to whether it *hnll
the
Cleveland
Indiana
to
Ibe
af/idavita
in
sppporl,
of
my
le
a
g
u
e
last
niifht
when
they
laivrile banged nut a Rinith', hack In the Senator h alf o f the
breviated softball tilt between constitute an official game.”
Chicago
White
Soa
will
ta
le
charge*.
And,
if
necessary
I’ll
racked
up
th
eir
fifth
straig
h
t
frame
and
then
In
the
seventH,
double ond hnhie run in four
T
he Sanford Herald and the Mn*»
Palm er thi* morping .notified
place
probably
before
the
eiid
tak
e
Ihr
case
right
,Ju
Judge
win
of
Dei
Reason
against
no
when
Dlr—
en
retired
and
Jirp
trip* to the t plate l<> etiase three
or the week. Hay eg- ia naif] la
'William Drnnihttm (commlsglon- Amusement ('timpnny mtwt be Joe Mo*«, miinnger 'of the Mo**
ru n * ’ home and walk uWny with I’aVne wa* "twirling for th e Fed*, Iorrcr hy Walloping; the Sccurjiv
repfayeil.
'
nitwr, and Ju lia n Steiistrom, *bi(ihave naked .the» I m u
er.grf minor Irague ta ie h a ll),"
V r for hia
Baa’
th e hi It inn Honor* for the eve* Drfamiu racked up the final two Lumber Company nirvj hy a score
.,t waa
unconditional r e f n u. e_ kbut
Ju d fe Palrt'cr'* decUlnn wag per of the Herald Warn, tlint^ the
Sm ith added that he dealrrd to
fnUnits on the stren g th o f »sucrc*- of 10 to 0.
Wlni
in*.
"
refused. However, it la believed
have ''Cruel Ila banned from um based on the fncl that the o f game shptl be replayed «t a
T oni k hi, the Senator* conclude »ivc singles by Carl Krmer, Mike
In lUj lecond game nf a srhedthat Hayee will be aold to p irin g , in organized baseball."
ficial , score reveal-d th a t th e Inter date
th e *erl<* nt Sanford where Tom* Dmningiies and th a t bey iaV eli*. ulfd double hradei. The Sanford
Chiragn.
T hr DeLand trader riwpha*
Devil, though a hit wild, war Herald moved into a tie for secmy Hyde 1* due u tu rn on the
: !>>y(0Ttl Troubled * , . „* .jrfzod'tll*al "jl Wasn’t j* cawn Of
__ Orlando . mound.. .tioiU ia. J ic ttlo i. IlCVrc-ilt -J’reals trsrulde for-Which orrd ptnre w ith the H crurity'f.um Ih o gituution over In Daytonv bellyaching at all about the
" a c e red 'Y ifh tttartd cr, •will*'proha* he' fKD**thaMt on * a iett Seuul'oV1 Imt Company when the Newsmen
Dench i-.dative to the lucklc** _ uynpi nc>. jlrdsiona-. breauae _ ve
■br £
4»ljf ' handle
Hrtnfurd'R
mmmri drf»n«e.
trvyincyd the-C-arncnler* Union hy
aim both came* against I'aUlka
UodKerg ha* become more and
The Krmer to Coxzl to Burn* a *core of I t-to ‘i in an abbreviat
* :
chore..
moro acute every day. Accordarid irrlando."
"C harlie HD*rn, who -tailed for doulde piny r loihinntion clicked ed contest. The win last niifht
ing to the la te s t reporta, the
Informed of Smith'* R taftnent,
S anfonl, found the going rather twice and. jo-t in join in on the wa* the second for thp Herald
Daytona Hebch official*, namely H rery Krnest Padgett sniif in re
easy —for th e , flrut Inning, that fun, Iws lin em an started a.tw tti *i|iiud In three start* durinif tin!
the
board
of
d
ila
to
r
*
,
have
wired
killing hy way of Krmer to current seaiun.
b uttal:
i*.
*V
Dyrmi Sharpe, Fed Inflildcr th? Drooklyn Idg wigg and have
A fter m itring the Hint three Hum-.
"According Ip the league by
The Ins* handed
the Carpenter*
,
.
.
,
„
i
™ho
wa*
Injured
shortly
a
fte
r
i
demanded
th
at
imm
ediate
relief
men to face him, llb scn -aw the
law* It i* the duty of. thb presi
Drmer, inridenlnlly, handled II
The M acG regor Tourn
opaned during a tilt I lie sent to DB a t once, aa we
roof caVe in ,dul1ng_tho Rerun I chjincc* jifieid, w ilhnut n hobble. «V ^ni2 %,l, r i"iIln .k !'nl'r ^TheJ Imw ^t l "
am ent Tennis Ball (3
e
r
into
the
limfi
cellar.
They
now
|1Pre
between
Hanford
ami
O
r
1
underatarul
it.
to
a
t
len-t
protect
innin* when three “ hits, three
have failed t<i regi-trr u single lamlii, v-tiirneil to the war* In-t th j dignity of the Ulela and keep
for $1.60) h a t been
error* ami a pair of wild plfchv*
victory
In
five
stm
ts
thu*
fur.
STATIC'S ItRCOItt)
night hut in a new role. Sharp-' 1hero front w inding up in tha
chosen aa The official
re n t six Tun* uliuring across for
A rt tfilllurn* and Junjor Dr-ran tmik over the catching d u to * in ;cellar thi* .season,
Orlando and threatened to turn
b ah f a r the 1946 n a
Mii'lligah .Stale'* linsehaij team tanglecL on the mound in the first
the
-even-inning'
nightcap
of
t
h
e
;
Une
r
e
p
o
r
t
aayg
th
a
t
the.
y -.
the Kami' into a nin*away, '
Crucllla, who umpired on Ihr
tional tennis tourna
won - I j ttme- thl* Henson against conlent which wns the feature
I .rive Ho -tor lid Jh e outburst try five sell,nek-, the Spat tuns’ U.'st tilt of the evening. The Furniture- double header !>•tween Sanfotd | Dodgem are contented with tvb a s ^ f ith i Monday night in thr
ments.
uod
Daytona
Iteach.
Shnrfir
cum*
maiding
In
the
lower
half
of
the
leading off with ’» double down rem id in h e lo ry. M irhlttu n hand
game
between
Daytona
Hrarh
tullouiog n tryout loop hut nbiotirtely refuse to end
the rilfhlfit-lil line. Hud Burns fo|. ed them their lone ih a lo u t. 2-11. men ran u|i si* runs during the , | (l t |)(,
and
Hanford,
refuted
Smith'*
fir*t throe fratnc- but tin1 Lum- Vvith the •St. 1‘jiiit Saint* hen* thi* up on the cellar. They’ve gut a
lowed *uit with n tw o-play poke
testimony concerning the none*
hermrn came up with a trio or spring. Many fun*, however, nr.* mlghtly touchy problem In Dayjj.i
to left, scoring luivelle. Lc* Derg
thumbing inrtdrnt.
tVI UK- t t t thlC GOLFFII
m
arkers
In
lie
tl,ini
Dye-*
held
(10,
awa,
(.
shjir|N(
wtl,
tnita. The Dodger* aro kradlng
mail wa» safe on an error hy I
"I never thumlied," Oucilln
Itnym*A
W.tlli.ib.
al
hoy
d
u
r
|
irnllRh(
t|„.
Sr
|*llU|
rom
p
the league in hitting and have sniil.
shortstop Al Dryont. Klim t r i m
ing
the
fourth,
fifth
and
a
cu
lclu
t,
Wa* safe nli a fielder'* clinic.'
*** '
* ' *■ bid. *4 ■ -UM t
always fielded w hat, appeared lo
Ther**'* nh-olutey no use in
____ (
when Dull Kramer threw wild n j » hitmif, V .i < I hi me ttolf.i from stnriza* while his mutes recorded
In- u strong lml| club hut gome
u
pair
in
tiieii
liutf
of
lUj
sixth
*
beating aruumi lire bush when it
how
they’v*
failed
to
produce
a
•ecnnd,
llurn*
-enting
in
liei
iM
im
l.
won
the
Iniliunn
i»llegl
d|
cunr-'g to a situation like thi*. Bv
meantime.
ut ■ golf irown afte r only two to send the gjtme into the final
winning club.
looking nt the incident tin* way
Devil cracked n single to tef: i hours' sleep
Whinny; motorist inning with fiirvoe- A M'lllinrn
.Smith r*. $200 Fine
We personally b e l i e v e th at
»«' don't think for a
and Herftman romped home. Dob 1nearly alt nurht in reach re rrp bedding n into run leail However,
• ‘
Furniturenieri jumpeil on
linURchrr dumped a grounder in 1 Haute. Ind IN- posted it 7TI-7B- the
pr-*y Humor Hmfth of the De- : “ in.u,e fine
httl on
‘ ‘ HSmith
r , , VifS He
u
had
Low an d H ig h T o p
Dym»*
for
four
run*
while
the
fro n t of the plate, b u t DUren. IIM to win the title.
Land Red Mats i- knocking h i J ’,uch “ .............
Lumbermen eoitlil 'rtlly enough
hind ngninat a brick wall when listened to S m ith’s story alone.
to produce only a -ingle marker
he say* th at he'll go to Judgo Gefoie I’adgr.'tt made such a deri
sion, we're positive that he hcaid
irt their* h alf of the seventh.
Branham if necessary to “ bar
fit fhir nightcap, the C arpenterc .
t ------- TZ
_ ’ Umpire Do*i Crucllla from bage- Crucllla'* side of tip- story and
fu rth e r, Padgett williout u doubt,
MtocGregor, D unlop an d B ancroft
jtimprvl on liurler kiddie Johnson ! A l C o m b s
H ands
I n b“ 11” becau.e he wa* fined $201) al*o rallod In Meljrillin who was
for u drigle run in the first i
frame, Iftiwever, Johnson held his i
R e s ig n a tio n I)u e T O
lic it/* what.happened according nn oyc-wiUK'Ss.
Knowing very well 4hat a
opponent* gt hay during the >ec- 1
chief umpire In any Irague must
ond, thiCtl nod fifth *tarizn*. The I
hack up his arLiters, wr don't
M acG regor Goldsm ith
Carpenters pushed ocyr pr»t i izltv
I'AI.ATKA, J u l y 1-’. J rtV - cilia took place tha other nlxht
think lh*l i's d g rlt wiuid h*v*
irt tllb fourth fur (heir second L nost L I'uilgelt, Daytona H l« h during our game with Palalka
fiord
Smith
f»c
hi*
action
in
iitoi final nin.
bii-ine-- roan and sports man. U* *hrn he shook hie flat* al the
thy errn t {’rucflln is Kullly of
Meanwhile, nftey being he hi dus came pie-idem „f the Cln-i 1) fan* in the grandstand* who
Sm ith's rh srg r* . McLaulIn t*
*v rr riding him
log the first frame, th<* Hrrwhl Florida S late League today
Ideal for m a n y Sports!
Padgett accepted the post Ir.Te
..Thct1 Monday night In the one to hack his umpire* to the
*tiad< ri'dvantnge of three Carimn*
I ters error* antf combined with at *n r*c< utive »e*a(on, of the tfonv! with ()r|nm|0, Umpinj Cru- lim it, we're p o -iliir of that anil
believe th it McLaulIn, who saw
five hit* to ptr«h over six ntn* ip Irngiri* . director* a fte r Al I omb* rini| ,h„mb*d his no-e *t the
UmDlre-ln-Ghlof the Incident, reported It exact
the second, fn the third thn Her of Gainesville announced that J ; g r a n d stand*.
.........................
..
„„„
aid attack
contlnudd
and six ^‘n,, i t , ueceMary to atop out of ; iyick ,\rd Jiulln wa* sitting In tWe ly the way It actually happened.
I f Crucllla did wrung, McLaulIn
, stand* watching the game. A fter
more new-men runa were reeunl- the picture becaii*e of the
of buslne**,
j , hp
, Wfn, on (he f|c,(| „n(, would have reported it th a t way
eil.
. 3 fc:; {
Umpire ' Herbie P .« v att, upon
Dlrector. nnnouncml th a t effec , , a |ked tn Mdotulln I wa* *nek- an d P adgett would have punished
■' S' f
arbiter . ra th e r than the D«agreenient by tho manager*, cnl tiv e .Jul>' l5 *, ,,h !
" / '• R f ta * to find out how to ^ p refer the
led the contest at the end of the | UmP!r** wn''hl IhJ railed to a ; charges
rhnrer* aealn-t
against Crurttta
Crucllla for
lo r hhis
n Land offlriiil.
t. m
maximum uf $ 2 h 0 'n n d that all conduct, Crucllla then walked up
We tried to contact McLaulIn
fifth.
■J’
juf the Irugue'a sport* writer* tn McLaulIn and m y s e l f and yesterday hut he wn* out.of town.
would'be a-kcil to feulect nn All- barged In between us.
Wo w an f lo know if I’udgctt got
C/j Block Fast of P.O.)
306 Kiwi First 81.
Htnr team hy A ugust 15,
a r»port from McI jiu IIii l>efure He
"Creelll* rim e righl brtw ren
handed
down
the
floe,
tl’-'re
al
Padgett 1m- been acting prr(l- ti-1 and stepped on mv toes. He
I*lent ml the Florida S tale league K*reA m - in do snvthln*. I told m ost positive he did.
!*lnre June 9, when Comb* want he’d h eller not thum b hi* nnwe
- : |; i
itp Hat Spring* fur * rest. Tho at me and he then aatd, 'Show
i
KAMFOttU
'retiring league head ainmmed the
atlvrinian, rf
............ .1 1 0
. presidency In late 1941 after a
Tuttle, Zll
___ .... J u 0
[long period n- vice president.
Itrlile, rf ............
J 3 I
t-eke, |r
. ...... ..
J 0 I
Prior to th a t tim e, he *erved
l,*vy, lb „.... __
y 0 !.»
ns prealdent of th e . aemi-pro
Kramer. Jl> ______
a 1 3
North Flnrlrfg League In the late
IT'S COOLERI
V.sspel, r
a « I
It's wise and h e a lth y to d rin k milk th a t Is w ealthy
lpitO'*,
Itrynat. ««
a I I
Team
W. L
Sebwmlng, boating, wondsrful bath cad lalt-wettr flihlny, lunlllesen. p
. J 9 I
in p u rity and goodness . . . milk th a t Is b o ttled un
iu|lu« Ingliii,
l *» 0
Orlando ......----- —■ 55 24
alngend i*nd-wllinf on "Thi Wofld’tM o it Famout B t* rh ",..
I1**nr. p
... .. I 0 I
SANFORD
49
J
fl
foJRaf on tha tporty, cKgmploniMp c o u n t. . , llatenlng to flat
T mI mI*
Jl
d e r scientifically controlled conditions w hich meet
cone trito n Tha Board vglk ... th«|g.«ndlha many planned iporti
St. Augustine
44 5d
n ittjtN U o
dad recreational aclUillgt to lull all aaai and all laitai/ «ill maka
46 41)
DeLand .............
II
r
.ew—
efwrwg
l*rrm
the highest governm ent stan d ard s.
P*\i*eh*rt rf
, a
your tummer vacation a naver-to-tta.for$6Han cvanL
3tt 40
Gainesville
Htmer. ;i,
<
Palatka ..... .......
37 40
Como where the bath bratzet play! Rata*, h art fun —and
lliinilngiin. tr
__ , i
,La\r 1 le. r r
t
you'll want to come ajaln neat year to cool DAYTONA lEAGHl
33 80
The m anager of the t'ludta- Le«»burg ..........
Hu, lie. II,
*
Write, today,for Information about accommodation!, ratal, atr'.
31 63
noofa Lookout*, H ert Niebiff, Daytona Beach .
Visit O u r M odern P la n t a n d D airy
i" . e *
had the opportunity of a |fo Rusulta lji» t Night
iu! i LJLt **2
H-rgrtiatr, II,
—. 1
a t 20th A Sum m erlin .
time recently at Cccoa, Fla., lie
Orlando 9, SANFORD 1.
L'usal.
, . ___ a
, lie VII, L>
.a
wa* called on to speak nt :ihe
CHAMBER of COMMERCE. D• fiona ileach, Florida
DeLand 12*5, D aytona U, 6-0.
Tiilrtls
11
closing *es*lon o f an imipbei’
I'atatk a 9, Leeaburg 6.
A—liaiie.1 (nr III — n In TIh.
school. Describing th e event, lie Gainesville 8, 8L Auguctlne 6.
aANPtmn
« o mu naa—i hoff say*. "I'v e neg»r told o ff
Tonight’s O dntn
"riaa'lu
...............0« pat lag—»
P H O N E 1061 i
n«n»; Tuttle. Awu-cner, Krmer. ■o many umpired a t one 8m*
Orlando at SANFORD
Dumlnguta. foiy<ntd A ltura*, llerg1*1®*
Gainesville a t S t. Augustine
Cei*l, ItfVll. Krr«rS- l^tte.
DeLand a t Daytoda Beach
FO R REGULAR DEUVERY
Kramer, Hr/ant, lYtewen. ItUna HalP alatka a t LeskBurf
■i*'I (a; l<*vy, itnueehrr, toirette *,
llurn* Hevll. Two Has* Hlta:
Newsmen Pound Out
. 14 To 2 Victory
Over
Carpenters
Commissioner
Tells |
ReplayEngagemctit K ’o,,0'.'!'';1, C ,
A Ward About
TENNIS BALLS
TENNIS NETS
$14.5® up
Ernest Padgett
Named President
Of State League
Y o u 'll E n jo y ...
TENNIS NET REELS
I
TENNIS SHOES .................. $2.50 & $4.65
TENNIS RACKETS ........ ....... $5.50 up
Pressing
Business
*^ih:flr(t (roubl, , ith t.ru.
SWEAT SOCKS .................................. 65c
TENNIS AND BADMINTON BACKETS
EXPERTLY RESTRUNG
SPORTING
GOODS
THE BOX SCORE
Y o u r V a c a tio n
in DAYTONA BEACH,f/orfd.
STANDINGS
SPOUTS LAtlOH
Vim, Vigor And Vitality
fit Bottles!
]
\I1 the Milk You Want
Spencer Harden Dairy
G e o rg * C . H ard en * O w n e r &
Mgr.
�FRIDAY, JULY
12, 1946
THE SANFORD IIEKAU>,
NFORD, FLORIDA
WILL BE CLOSED
MONDAY, JULY 15 thru JULY 29
Music By
OPEN AGAIN
ON TUESDAY, JULY 30
HUGH CLINTON’S
ORCHESTRA
FEATURING
LEO nnd his GOLDEN TRUMPET
JULY 12th
RETONGA PROVED GRAND,
SAYS BUSINESS WOMAN
ARRIVING IN MANItA from Tokyo for the rctcbt.ition marking th e birth
of the new Philippine Republic, Gen. Douglas Mt|eA rthur (left) Is
#i retcil by Paul V. McNutt, the republic's llrst Ambassador frutn the
U, S. Twenty-seven nations attended the rereiinniu*. (Iriternatiunsl)
ffni nierly
ARE BELOW OPA APPROVED PRICESI
Notice To Bidders
M ATHER will continue to hold these prices as long
tS stock lasts.
,
***•...*
..............
Sealed lod* wllj he n-rrivwl
by ttwf* C i t y CamtrtD-inn uf
the City of Snn'f.mL l-Vniilii.
nl its meeting l» he held ill
IT’S EASY TO PAY THE MATHER WAY
' l!*-|fl. for the const m et Ion of
a "ingle standard site Hun
forced cimri-ete lean 's i-out*
Plans and spccifknt job., mar
W obtained at the City Muii
Btrer'* office nt the <'i t v Hull
Tire City Commission re
servos the ritflil to reject any
or all lihls received.
EASY
c 4 ta tA e A
TERMS
* LL a RO U N O
V
9:00’TIL?
7:3(1 oVI ih'U
203-09 East
F irst Street
P. M . Ju ly
like*!
ti - t
l»ritiir on lh«*
f t mil rfisimirll lm •
Sciitirt tnii*«
Ifioiy hi*«UlMii n s.oLv-1
ju*£tf**
' I J r It - u «.iXrtttsif “ tin l
h 1yh-vtmiibf nn»l m ^ r litm y J r r p
H 11n"ia" urukifll Unit mnjsl iuom
22
<i j a r s•■'» 'iT » r
— ~
h- i •--m
il
- '- ASi ~i
N o m ftttcr w hnt kind of po in t y ou n e rd for th e
o u tsid e, inside, floors or fu rn itu re — we have th e
P itts b u r g h P n in t th a t will give y o u th e b est looking, i '
lo n g e st-lastin g an d m o lt fconom icnl resu lts. H e re ’s 'i
Wh Cf C_ VCUlL fin d a lull line of th e finest p a in ts ’
m oney enn b u y .
_
1“ i
O U R P R IC E S ON P A IN T A R E T H E SA M E O L D
p r ic e s
as
before: o pa
in
19 4 2
^ W E S P E C IA L IZ E IN PAIPT t A N D GLASS
W E S H A K E IT U P— W E D E L IV E R — NO EXTRA C H A R G E — W E SAVE YOU M O N EY .
SEE US N O W FOR YOUR R F Q U IR E M N T S —
T A K E YOUR P A IN T PRO BLEM S TO
It. N . Stayer
City
T
T ft r -
‘‘T h e C o m p ic lr Pninl nnd G lass S to re "
Manager
SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO
Ittnnrt* tut) lull m ran t
I '1 riTifHif i**n with nttii
ilnittiif I i^lii mtikt’a a |t*
I !•“ '»
Hr
FLETCH ER
SOUTH PARK
**il I |f flllsi tjtl
B O I.I.S — D IC K
L I_S B L R R Y
PHO N E
I ’• "IS 1*1It i«flll|f
FOR RENT
SMALL
St.
5 ARTICLES FOR SALE
opnrtinent. filf,' VV. tat
& ROOM house, .um islutl Adultunly, f 2 ' .00 per munlli. J. V
M artin, lit. 2 Hurt OH.
FURNISHED apartm ent
Tukiich’s Restaurant.
2
JU U * W A T S
MAIN It AIN
T A U P A IU N K
H1LI. 11ARDVSAH1, CO.
301 East F irst Si.
11
LOAN S
"
all sixes
„
|{>
I'Ll GAY IT‘i A GCK)0 THING
YcTllANO
IML INJUN DAVID
APACHE TURN TAIL y^ESAT’S A GOOD
A\Y
LIFE
!
p — 7 M --------7 /
THING
WE
ROOf.
PLENTY FAST.
\ 1HS TRAIL, y
VO
ii
r
FLOWER POTS
T ill-: I.O N K R A N U K It
j I'M 01 MUM C l'411!
kOWA v YOU »si
AKAW ' -k NAl t r m
WAN , AKi N* 1 Ni H
Mill?) Vi AM
\N if AND \ V( i
• ■ K ii y o u
i? / AMI AN
i l owi h o o f
I ltd ) ( i r e e i i
I'M NO! AN OUl 1 ! 14 IN'! I ARt
M YOU.
l AW N HJM tL i,1
lb lO N IO / , A -.- i ’A b f
MO! D t N I t >
WO!- ! 1 O J \ t R
WANTED TO RENT
) PAIR scak-Ja; I 'p ra y cart *nd 1
1 duster cart, buth with hitch
fur tiactm use, I duster ta i l ;
1 ltd of ham! bads; 1 seed last
spray pump, 2 Cole planters;
) h a n d d u ste r.
1 slurb
SMALL first fhmr apartm ent
disc ami harrow for mult-; 1
w anted for elderly lady
No
leveling board; 1 large f e rt
pet*. I1.U l i l t . City.
iliser broadcasting cart w ith ;
hitch for tractor uro. Curl S , '
3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
MUST have furnished house or
ap artm ent before , August 1.
I'eim auenl. no children. Waller
High. Ph. N2-W.
Myties, phone 7KI —J.
for
sale
SIX room himgaluw near South BEFORE buying Hint TAHl'AUL
Side School. This htingnlow la
IN get our price.
Stnhleynicely arranged and has hard
Rogers Hardware Co.
Hrood floors throughout. Priced
a t f G2&0.00.
BOAT OARS?
VES we have tl--m.
ROIICRT a . WILLIAMS.
S tanley-Borers Hardware Co.
RKALTOR
BOA A Pali lie
12
SPECIA L SERV ICES
SHINS
Show cards ami poster.
-■-MELTS KIc.N S K I t U i L
D. l u r n d r e s s .
P b..n. l o j l
ONE Inmpnei mill complete with
FLOOR S \ M ilN».
p< w—r unit
tirm d your own and ftiushing. t ii-amor s 'd was
feed, grit* »ml meal.
2f>*^H ing. NLw floors surfaced to per
7 NEW houses in colored section,
.Orange A n1.
S w ith three bedrooms, 2 with
fection. Old flimrs made like new,
two bedrooms. See Tom Holt,
Call
0,000 ft. of 2x10, 2xS, 2x0, 2i
S alesm an , or
II. M. 0 1 .EASON
Also 2x0 tongue and gron
W. K. Williams, Realtor
lurke Mary, Fin.
flooring.
2MW
O
ranga
Ave
- 4lfi Atlantic Hank llldf.
TeV.-phcmc 1120.
FERTILIZER- 11^5 a hag. 2.V2S
RENT A CAR
Orange Ave.
W HEN you buy a home, get a
YOU DRIVE IT
PHONE 200
fi y ta r fire and windsterm In
STRICKLAND -MORRISON
surance policy. You will save ONE washing machine. 3 vacuum
U-DRIVE-IT. I Nt
approxim ately 1/3 of the eosl
deaner*. Completely rebuilt A
and may pa'v th s pu-mium in
guaranteed. T rotter's App^nnce IJVWNB rn w i* *1
|{risMihJtl*le
5 nnnu:il installm ents. See C.
f.irvice. 301 W 2nd, Pb. HI04prire*. Je rry h irJ , |»lu»ru 7
M. Boyd & Co.
4 R E A L EbT A T E W A N TED
N TED : Listings or farm*,
mes. grnvi-a and buslneax
(inert y.
R. WILLIAMS. REALTOR
4 19 Allan lie Rank Bldg.
Telephone HXO
ATTIC FANS Emerson 3*1, 12
and is inch, MPA priori, Hsndsli Eleetrir Co.
KICKER—2-horse poorer, A-l roniRUon. Randall Electric Co.
LAWN
FI RN ITCRF
DODOi: - IM.YMOl I II
l'A ItTS AND SERVICE
IM Palm etln Ave.
Phone till I
•
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_________
T
112.00 wonderful workmanship,
comfortable and a g reat bar-
ST A
NORTH Carolina grown Copei»i
.- h a r m Cabbage planU. ready
Au*. 16th to Nor. 1st. Plata
*
______ ________ f ___ _
a a w
F a .
a e s l o
Gt >Ri
-
i ^ Kl( • i\
•
I WANT TO THANK YOU
AGAIN FOR RIDIN'
HERD ON THOSE )
APACHES. YOU J
SAVED MV LIFE. M
0R G ET IT.
HAT'S YOUR
AWE, C O R
PORAL?
DUNCAN,
GTLVl
DUNCAN
AND VCXJ
A R E - . '1
NO ONI ifiMV*RT
AN1 IM
UOPt
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ORSON SPORTING GOODS
300 East First St.
M, Boyd A
Ave- Phone QftL
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Phone OSS, The Music Box.
portrait taken at
Mbgallun metal drums, good
condition, 12.00 each. Soothera
Chemicals, ln r- 60t N. W *
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WRONG 1 AMO iE R j F 'YOU 'D
IAT ? r i Bt 1 N P O U N D IN '
3 piece treated al] cyin-rsi set PIANO tuning — expert work.
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NEW CARS
are harrl to get. l,el iii pul your
old one In tip-top condition. See
u« for-A uto Painting, Simonlxlng,
ONE oaelllating G. E. electric B attery Charging, Motor Repairs,
LIST your property with Tom . fan. Call r>07.M.____________ W elding, Heat Covers, Also user)
care ami (rucks.
Bolt, Salesman for W. II. Wil*
OUTBOARD Johnson motor, r.
YATES AUTO PAINT
Hams.
II. P. Goml condition. Phone
AND RUDY WORKS
W ANT sD—grocery a trre , prefer
M18-M.
!Q5 N. Palm etto
Phone 371
ably w ith living quartera. Reply
ATNING
lo
automobile
owners
liov 02. d o Herald, giving price FAWMOUNT gaa range. Used
and drivers. 38 stales trow have
only A months. Bauer Appli
A local Ion.
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strict laws Imposing heavy prtrances. 118 8. Park. Ave,
K ARTICLES FO R SALB
allies on m otorists who cannot
pay
a judgment for .Injury to
3 BICYCLES. I pro-w ar—prac
others rained by lliplr nulomo4r VENTURA ATTIC FANH
tically new. Cork-Uned ice box.
b“tp. You are Inking n grave
Cabinet vktrola A 2 dorsvi
II. H. IYIPK C Q , INC.
chance If you driv? or lf your
recorde, told- s A dining chairs
automobile I- driven in c iv of
INNFRHPRING maUraoees, box
ert. Box 23 West laL
Ih tfp stales util*-» you n-e insprings. Hollywood beds. AH
types
mn tresses
rennVaUdl • " a r t i c l e s w a n t e d
enrtid. See us t*elr» vou n’ •
Call us today - sleep better
f* N n in your car. C. M. Hoed
to n ig h t I
l i b BUY your car, iregirdle**
Echols Redding A FornRare Cn.
of ak* qr coodjtlnn. Roy Reel.
Hanford M atU tas Factory
3fW V *nd Hi.
i i N W n c c s — P F .R S O N A l
Phone 1123 and «7d-J
AUTOMoniLF In road etmdiUoa
ht but of every dollar
U PH O l S T E ItV fabrics. A fine
iirgentlr wanted. Will pay cash.
md for fire, windstorm,
aalecUon In .lack . R. 8, Urxrwn.
Idle, workmen’s com|*en2011 North Orange, Orlando,
burglnry, liability anJ
lads of insurance. You'll
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AW, I WAS A REGULAR N( IK'A
LEG' AT TMF FORT, Till. TRIG
AFTFRNOON TVIFN CAPFVN
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WAY ARf YOU
G a HIADINO?
732
FLORIDA summer bargain, in
In-nuttful Ij i Ui' Marv. Cottage
with
I rooms, hath, water,
lights, f 1,070 Cash, Wm. Marah.
Interm sston City Fla.
WHAT'S;
- THE
TROUIM F J
AGAIN WHICH
Hank Hlilg.
Phone
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I HAD JUST SPLICED THE AT LEASr THE
WIRE WHEN THOSE IN UNF ib r j
JUNS SPOTTED M E . f T H R O JG H
OVER ID PINE
CREEK, WORSE
LUCK! --------
farm r*u|ae, Aelgi
about
Iranap,
WORK WANTED
FOUND
lor off G ranite trailer.
04. H. M. Gleason.
(S FOR SALE
See owner,
elm .
1937 I n d 1
BY PAUL ROBINSOJ
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JA M M E D INTO
T R A IL E R ,-W lfl
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A WEEK, MAYBE M O R E '
I’M S W E A T IN G O U T A J
N EW G O N G , - H C W 'S IT
F O G F IN O IN G M G A «r > ~
QUIET* R O O M S O M E • Y |
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VOU HEAG O F ANY“W I N G B U Z Z ME/
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THIS GUY
MELODY
J w o u l d n T ir o e
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CAN FIND HIM A L
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
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BERMAN’S DRESS SHOP
LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR
S peilelizing in Beach Toga, Sport* W ear
a n d Sum m er C asuals
C an al S treet
New Sm yrna Beach, Fla,
NEW SMYRNA HOTEL
Reservations Now Available
Optfn All Y ear.
Special Sum m er Rates, $2 and up.
. Cool, breeze-sw ept room s. Elevators and o ther mode rn accom m odations. U nder new m anagem ent.
^ H a r r y DcNell, O w ner-M gr. New Sm yrna Beach, Fla,
FRID AY , JU L Y
I The Constable
Debunks Famed
I
Fiction Sleuth
Berlin Deals
Are Slow In
Real E state
At* Newmfeatures
BRIGHTON, England -T h e plod
ding British con-on-thn-bent who1
h a, been t b , butt *of drlectlve
story w riters since the dsys of
Sherlock llofm ea— w ant, no more
of It.
He’s tired of being depicted as
the lackw it who stumbles over
dues while Lord Peter Wimsey
«r sums other talrnlrd am ateur
solves the m ystery and collkra llz?
culprit between tea and dinner.
Ho has chosen this jubilee year
of the Chief -Constables’ Associa
tion to open an exhibition showing
that the "bobby” Is no slouch
himself in bloodstains, finger
A P Newsfealures
BhJRUN—Nobody wants to buy
ruins. Inquiry am ong Berlin real
e s ta te dealers reveal,.
T h l, fact som ew hatt abrprisrd
real estate brokers, who a t first
blush thought Investor* m ight
w ant to acquire ruins cheaply,
te a r them down, and rear new
structures.
Im nstor*. however, rca*«nrd
differently. F irst of all they don't
know what is to I* the position
of m ortgage, on property now
standing in ruins. N eat, there is
the question of whether i„al e.,-
tate valuation, will underxo a
chanxe in view of the unprece
dented situation created by mass
deatrction of entire city sections
throuxh bomb and artillery ac
tion.
Take downtown Berlin, for in
stance. Real estate lufore the war
naturally commanded top price,.
But can the ren ter #f the city,
which -‘has had it," ever be re
built? If so, will it again l<-*eome
the commercial center or will it,
as some city planners have it, la:
turned into a series of settlem ent
pro/.-cU? The uncertainly about
the future of the city is putting a
curb on speculative buying or
purchase for investment.
' On flic other hand, anybody
who h a , a roof oyer h i, house i,
anxious to hold ontg his property,
llen c), although countless wmdd-
1 2 , ; 1946
I* piirrharert of -homes ar* r«g.
Istrtcil with r ra | estate agenli,
propvrtr.-s are being offered for
enlc only, by people who nee<^
cash liailly or by heirs who h av,'
no ore fo r the real estate.
Vacant lota, like ruins, Slu nor
a anted. One main reason is the
dearth of hulldinx m aterials out
side of bricks, liricks are as pirn,
tifut os the sands on the sea.
BULAWAYO, Southern Rhod«.
sia, (AJ -A bongo, a rare type of
b u a h lw t, and an okapi, a girafleflke cte'slur* of Central Africa
and. one of the rarest of all ani
mals, a rc some iiT the anim al,
sought by an .American expedi
tion on a Cape-to-Cairo tour.
ARE BELOW O PA APPROVED PRICE51
FLORIDA'S SAFEST BATHING BEACH
OVERNIGHT ACCOMMODATIONS
TO PAY-USE THE LAY-AWAY
PLEN TY O F
M ATHER will continue to hold theae prices a t long
ae stock last*“ IT’S EASY TO PAY T H E M ATHER WAY**
Write Chamber of Commerce for Free Illustrated Booklet
ACTItSt Jan e Bussell, who was dis
covered by Howard llughrs, leaves
the Good Sam aritan Hospital in Los
Angclc*, after visiting th^ wealthy
aircraft designer and mbvle pro
ducer. Hughes, who was critically
Injured when his piano crashed,
was given penicillin as his physi
cians endeavored to prevent pneitmonla. (/nlrrnaHoiml Exclusive)
IT’S Y O U R M O V E
Here A re M oney Savers
HOUSE
FOR SALE
lik e itU
1105 OAK AVENUE
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Owner o n
Premise*
Saturday Afternoon
July 13th
LEGAL NOTICE
o n n r.it
SINKS
tu
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In single and dual styles with plenty of
storage space. C onstructed for long ser
vice and styled in the m odern w ay that
lakes much of tho drudgery out of your
im chen. While ennmel finish. Fit a any
built-in kitchen. Height is sta n d a rd with
all m odern stoves, thus providing m ore
w ork surface.
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how pctitHf i; in ill*- ITintll O r tit *
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, 6-Piece
Dinettes
6-Piece
Dinettes
Consists of table and four
ch airs in w hite enam el,
m aple and n a tu ra l wood
finishes.
M any.
m any
styles from w hich to
choose.
Consists
of
extension
table, four chairs nnd b u f
fet. Comes in a n a tu ra l
wood finish an d Is
cularly a ttractiv e an
constructed.
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n u n a striped
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frothy
white
border. J t | has whipped
72"* 84", S pounds deep
winter comfort. Woven in
jacquard pattern. Bed
room matching pallet
tones.
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in wood that will help
streamline your kltchsrti,
give you cftnvniient storte space which you're
ways needing.
a
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Double Glass Door $39.98
hfte EtiameJ Work Tables .... 217.!
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CHEVRON PLAID 6% wool. 95% imported cotton ^ m m
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55% rayon, 25% cottotf. Satin bound, C olon: rose <# m J o
blue, grehn, cedar. 8 pounds. 72"x84M.
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PLAID PAIRS, each a huge blanket folded double. A m m
Mostly Imported cotton—warm wool added. Pink,
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l.t>m| Ihundrralnrtnx Ih ii a ftrrliwn anil again Ttiewla) nllrrmmn, I'.iir tunighi ami Tuesday
tiinni.nf;.
I * fte te e t the r n r t of the World;
T* riro u lt Hi* P roem * of A m r lu ;
Te Prodooo Prooporllj for SanfsnL
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEIt
VOLUM E XXXVII
E stablished 1908
Mihailovic
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NO. 214
Associated Press Leased Wire
SANFORD, FLO R ID A , M ONDAY, J U L Y IS, 19-16
British Loan Measure Is
Flying: Boat Assembled A§ Hughes Fights For Life
To
Die By Court
Chetnik Lender Con
victed of Collabora
tion with Germans
During Recent War
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Sub-Chaser Is
Decommissioned t
At Pier Today
BELGRADE," July IB </P)
— Former C h e t n i k leader
Draja Mihailovic and ten of
his 23 coelcfendanta today
were Hcntcnced to die by a
Yugoslav military court.
Tito Serbian royalist chief
w as convicted today of
treasonous
collaboration
-vrjth the Nazis during the!
Chief Executive Says
Hill Is Major Step
Picket Landlord In Kent Raise
In Reviving and Ex
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pansion of Trade
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t/T)— P r e s i d e n t T r u m a n t o t l a y s i ^ h t ’ii tin* l i r i t i s h l o a n
a ; ' n ’t*im*til.
lit* p l n c c d h i s
Vessel To lie Used In
Training ReservistsOf Local District
);iia ttirt>
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fl«i» e r w i i k t i tin* hr*'n ijtn ki i|
iln*# tm*l . mutilli ;D lli-- i
« war. The remaining defendant*
Aluitji ip;j| 4 ‘tcr. ’ 4tg. put .nni .»1
“ w n given.sentences ranging from
f . 'HI 10(1 hr I *11. .t4l H, .>1tl.* t
death down, to IK. months.
] u n n . U# S, N. It. mill l u m r i
Thu man with a thick black
fovir, rtt 10*00
|.«tk tlit itttn.i
beard and burning black eyes
I Pur !•* I .it ul. k . g . VV* i i
walla In a prison cell Just mil milt
—^ tiflULt in eIn*if**, wli»i h if
Ilelgrade, a t thla moment --w ait A S T E A M SHOVEL (centerr ( M ranuhjif, il, designer ballh- epieiul of :t'ju feet
II wrigb t h it) in u ii il uf Limit,„ ■ unfit
ing for the deadline'w hich »pell» ijies earth from the dike sur- i fot life in n la>» Angeles ln>. plt.i| il’.'i.ihiu |i,,un,|
tdiittray i»f Uiluiitlc. ||t* i t . it l
Ufa or death.
rounding Howard H ughes' giant j following hla recent eroehtqi. The 1
<Inlet uutinunh {will be u-»nl f<»| liitininf ••(•
i Niiv*i| KcM'fvivt t m Hie i|t tin t
Five year* ago, the Ceunan* flying boat a t laing Ttcnrh, Cal. i huge craft, which
w tin,*
Mtihindn^ Snftf<*itl a lit) (h Li tut
invaded
Yugoslavia
and
IDs
J, The tw«» new ifttrk* n( the I
govern merit fle<l th r count r**.
: iniiuiriitiil fiiei, i*ne f* hy Ml 1* *t
Mihailovic—then a colonel—ratjibe elher, Id hy |0 fret, tm‘h
£ lied an underground band in the
IHuteeleil by
liirtfs ut t b»Ml
mountain fastness. He noon wot
j rtlliig l.iMinl I»»geth(*r with teel
recognised a* the leader of the
ruble1■„ »ji'iw |iftn i«lr fine fiiiihie
Yugoslav resistant** movement.
] foi the ihs king of Hita|| t iafl
The aloriet of hla exploit, again,I
meiitheri uf the ptet me
the German occupier raised him
*rrurely Im | t-t!. nl| hnlLi ate e i*
to the role of hern in ilie Allied
*A**Ml'il n»i»l nil vvi*■«l I, . Ii‘»
countries. He became tho minister
Hi. LilV*lit } « m. 1fiirlirti, *
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nf w ar to the exiled regime in ]
I*' ■v fiin'ti* thr in' «.kit di.B
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London. American and Brt.i«h]
" t* « 1/1*1 li/«v« •t iln prlct
11lir \|%«tk1f il'ill I'■ * ii ,» *
offlcera served at hla mountain
nit
ii
iii»I a |.,iy f«»r lli,* foodstuff* It 1«T!Ul» |.Mil |lt
mil il L
headquarter* as liaison ntnerr*.
M;i y
witiil Willtam L. n*rt iMinn II) L-*' lit*' V IN It ,1-1
4 Then, General Jostp llroa -now
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ATLANTA, July
IS. ill1)
premier Tito—came into th - ntVvs
r-» iG n i/ M t i l i l , , iiMlfty **Otlf 1M.I grrniH in ii I
as*the leader of a low Yugoslav Southern farm ers have lirrn given
[ imimil «#*nf* M»i r f«f ttffirifftU am! an afwkiil 1 • lib tihil*
resistance army, the BartisUn*. a warning by the head nf the
IN l#KOTKST n \ i | *
imifiiij* i iti M••»• f «ii fir^f* Washi' i f«** IM* Mllb • If
there were accounts of skirmishes Fnrm Credit Administration I.
I h i \ of it Mbit 1.1 \
U f I l ull.. Ib'lU h, July fM-lr |M»al■* will * •* • Mm *■
W.
Duggan
today
told
rutnl
min
between the Chetnik* and the P ar ister* attending tho eonfereneo
wli-. r a b n l n n* not
J-I-T.n, ia |o fb h f iu(#i ra*l!tyr!
Mid wim“1 imtHig «b ,ui
tition*. Tho liritish governnsmt on ru ra K e h u re h leadership at
anitlfs uf 1»» ill inoiJii-lion, hut I^tubea, Tb«* Ih*i »* lu a u il| e*tl 1* |M'I rrilt T Mir Mil lit .0*1 s
soon switched Its support from Emory • llnivaralty in A tlanta
none in «»f
ini[wrtai*ci'. *r| =I'**1 hi UO*h| i<*|iaif n*»»I
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Mihailovic to Tito, Thr United th a t the farm er has (ho problem
my tijiiiiioii than M»»*t |«ruhl(!lit of W*M» aturulttum
Mi
Stales followed suit- When the of keeping pace with industry to
giving tim man w-lm* grovi* the
Germans collapsed, Tito emerged avoid economic downfall.
|»ohitot*!f, iK'rtii’* nr nOnv prrxlucc,
aa head of the new Yugoslav
Pointing to the sim ilarity of
vgwvernmenL Format sharp':) of tho agrlcutura).-picture today and
V d rtsiu n and Collaboratiim were the agricutural picture following
final font tn tlit* boiiiipwifr whn \ a
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the f u s t iJVorid . W .„ .Dug i sto
jwep-rwL xgeinat iMlh.it-r.
fTfiferenU th r uIMmal. cun«UliM*rUi Y l C C l l I l # U I \ / O U I l l y
He wa* limited for a tong time said farm ers are In the. best poai.
MTbj^ ii j i i a plain b m m w
—finally run down la it March in lion of nur iiistory to w ith ,land
p r n p o iMuri. \ : mI**hl=5 Mir p r i n h i r r
a mountain refuge. Exactly one depression If It doc* come. Thu,
get ,*i fair ban- of tin* roH*iin«ri
month ago, Mthgjlovlc end his f i r they have liccn reducing their
fh4hir( hr nil| Iw iliftniurni: *
l ohm \ \g -in r i: i< ■
ikht»
instead
of
inrrvasiiig
them
iilmut prmfurttnii- \ uliinii v i
c». it aide* went on trial. Tins M they <Ilil Hfter World War I. I
tin) .1 i in. <it tin'.
in
ng ot
llt*»p nff, EiiiiJ
nhnrtagi'
b
proceeding* were marked hy the The te rm ' credit agency head
velnp prirc* yvilt ifirrcaAr
I lit the : . linn.lie t (Hint y t . 1Inver,
refusal of the m ilitary court to said there are many fam iliar
■imply inrun* therefur** Ilia* * A« oi i >!i 'i* will !*r li-lit .1 id;.
perm it American flier* who worn th in g , In the p irtu re t o d a y Is
ni miirh iii Ifm IntrTnit of lb idlin' Oi the * nirt 11min* lnforced down in Yugoslavia to farm
commodity
prirc*
have
num
i*nn^mtr*rt
n* tfic prmhicrr IhaiL*1
1 nii .nflerniDMi nt t tm o‘iliuk
testify that they owqd th?ir lives again more than doubled anil
1 ni.lintc
**h order In rtrlermilPi farm lalmr
Ibp
farmer
should
pet
a
nipiite!
% to the Chetnik general. There was land values ate out of band.
dortl—by wfdcli I mean nf c«H.'r j fltVtl.1 f*ir the coming srnsun, {
Duggnn said overpopulation of
evidence that the Chetnlks hnd
pm i ii .!.•.it I v Iti s ‘i■i*t t Im m t-d 1«■r
a fair share of thr final •
been In contact with the Germans, the lamj is nnullicr cause of the
.il b»if|i 111
J i niraii ii L'* !vmi k
J
of
whatever
vrf
l»*
II
he
but Mihnllovlc maintained that he low economic standing in the
PM.
"Uurii In's
Sint*
y
wa« Innoiunl of any collaboration. South ami listed tenancy ns the
nt
Tr»*
Alt
Market* r x f rrh
h
Thl* morning, Ihe court brought m ajor ill in southern ngrirnlture.
|>rt■
»
.
*
•
•
i-1
.
flueiii'e In the
i*l l
He wenl on to point that the
t life nri.-iim of
In the verdict.
I »MIM » -m. »
product. Salt‘A “ it tJir-*.4 tii
development of new Industrie*
A crowd fought for seals. The would
help formers a* they
I N»ii *«l > 1 < 't u m i
Include
all
f
o
rt,
nf
||»
i,
lot*
m ajority of those who finally would relieve th r pressure of
ruBtion n, |r> |irice, pniil
■
fty Mi
havteMN
got In were member* of T llo't population cm the land resources
niarkri u imuiul lo affect |iti
D lf t " 1*;
arm y—but even they had to leave ami increase Ihe income of fam on other*.Uni* insuring tin pi - i K u l u U ' u i c fi( h p 'K f i i i i i Iiiibo r
all p arrel, hnd brief cases outside Uiea remaining -on the farm.
ducer getting the best nvntltdile Cutup now luum tiiim i
£ the building. The m ilitary court
The head of the Farm Credit
iiit Mi* Wi
returns and nt the sanie lliur lend-'
w wa* Tvftt taking any chance* of Administration listed soil erosion
Ing i« hold price* on all mail t will hf a lopif t l ilPi t»
■om* last-m inute incident.
as another cause of the South'*
oil an orderly level. Thl If ndei*. ■ i c i r d lt t g (*» Mr, \».t 1 m i.
The verdict was guilty fnr all low economic standing. He stre s
lo eliminate liiniunlitiej n* 1It i
p t n o o -d in. ft if k “ Ul 1
24 defendant*—death for Mihail- sed (he fart llmt Ihe dam age
f t
l.V il
Iwecu prrnlurllig nr*.*a» and !■> in- r t c r c a l i"ii
|o 'V ’ ,S.I1
ov|c. But he wa* given 8 4 hours from bn ' r rosed farm is more TH E LOOK of Anthonv Giar vent slinlp ii|i.|inil-dnn n flu
1* t *‘ 1 v | ‘ fl
hegr"*
il Hi ,
to appeal for leniency from lh* G rm anent than ju st the physical raff*, ntlem nting lo fight hi< I.StinUS. Itelu, Imth (il ndlif, r I'd 1t l< t u r n e d !”•
I*, i l i r 1 h v ‘t\
t* of the soil.
Presidium of th* Yugoslav Porll’
way back into K ing, County consumer. Tin* widening uf i p t h l ' , " . ' m i o o ’ . III’I Ml* jet '
ment. The deadline for that was
i» h“ H - •! • h r
• •
Courtroom. Brooklyn. N. Y , f. petitlnri ha, Ihe i‘ffect ••f p i** - Will lu
G ltlF F IN ABOARD FARGO
1IV , . ' t r' t
3:00 o'clock thl* afternoon, Eaal- S'i/c George E Griffin. IV. te r J
pump •
.... (
hnd u n lffrd him i j o t n brake on the taking of •
a
i
, * It ,
errt Deytlght T lm ^
ttSN, son of Mr ami’ Mr,. J. W. f d f l o r a n fl n r r i n |i i h^Mo r u l i f ’i r prnftln I*v tile in be I w»>rn Iih c II, S v u f i e i . *0
If ha doei, Ihera are strong G riffin. Lnko Maty, i* servim: dnnt doins the hormrn i.mnaM .i who move pneliiri-i fri.in fi ll I j u t 1,'ll' .......
S
hint* from Ilelgrade that it would nttonrei the Ufhi cruiser II. fci, S. j n fifitrj to net his brothri \ ih- itinitPf table.
in
“ We hope our conferetie-- , d
fwo cithers
I be surprising If ha got It. For the Farifo, now in th r M cditrrrnnraii i f en\
IWU 'it \ K I M.l 4 Jillltt* r
fV*il
rumors are spreading th a t Ihe a fte r completion of a g<«d will l» life Imprlaonment for ‘t>1111>>,: help spur production, him'
r«iMiii« . •ititlr, Wftsh.. 4v|t«» m u
A| (Dummy) Dnvif..
percenUe* of i r l n t n , lo i>n. in.
executions will he private; that the tour of nrveml South A tnerknii I
iMtfll VAitlmll! feet «l»fl *111.:i H|l
*
(IntrmntioiMill •’rs-.nnd reilure the gap iielwrr.f
penalties wiir be exacted swiftly. pori*,
producer and rnnstimer price,.
nrMfi* i.il h if», I ii fthiiwii hi.M in i'
r r to ry
Rotarians Given
76 Seminole County Youths Complete
Miraicial Program Swimming Instruction At Camp Winona
At Meeting Today Tha swimming classes a t Camp thl* honor, The peprr trail hunt
sfcafe^gaKfia--rsfngj
^
A musical program wa* proten ted by Dr. 0 . W. Baker a t
th# regular weekly luncheon of
the Rotary Club a t tho Com
m unity Building today. Visitor*
Included lla r ry l I T j n r i t t and
F rank William* o f W inter Gar
den and Joe Baker of 8anford.
1 President 0 . A. Speer an
nounced' th a t a t a recent m eet
ing of the board of directors
H erm an Lehman, a form er past
"
“ enL had been mad* an
,ry member o f the club,
called attention to the Hota ry assembly today
A violin sole wa*
e w a -r*
Lillian Moran an . .
difficult piano aolo.
th y Crumley tan g
la
O cean?" a*
B * a $ e * T S d MU*
ad a piano solo.
. 0. W. MEETS
Winona where 70 Seminole coun
ty boya are having a fine vaca
tion, report fa st prograsa. It. IE.
Morris aa Senior R** Cross life
saving Instructor la being assis
ted by Bob Crumley. All of tho
boy* in tha beginners d as* havo
been tau g h t to swim, and several
hatra won their blue ribbon*/ *lgnifylng th a t they can awlm W
yard*. So far, Iheea have In
cluded Ham Dunn. Buddy Dunn,
Robert Baker with many other*
right on tha brink of winning
their*. The Life Having Junior
Class la also making much p ra
gm a.
Tha rifle range
the direc
tion of Bill Ilentdon la coming
In aach day with many nice acore*
on the ta rg e ts; all try in g for
achievement*, and
thaaa scores
xrilj be registered with the Na
tional Junior Rifling Association
of W ashington, D. C. w ith which
Camp Winona fo r Sanford boya
is raglatorad. _
Th# boat camper » r the amak
will ha glean a fra# _aeroplane
rid# over tha camp; th a t fa, If
1:30 th* parent* o f the lucky boya
tomorrow night a t
o'clock a t »Jia W. O. W. H all 11*
Booth Park Avenoa. All membara
fntanwtad In tk* dagre* team boyi in cam p and also by tha
councilor*.
local camp wtl| tend a o#gT*«
to Myrtle Beach. 8. C. In
A i f* gwnrd
fo r
the
i
w a. piwon by Cabin a on Wnlneswaa
day.
of Pet* Brock and Bill Fleming,
form er Gelery Fed football alar*,
and many exciting and peppy ball
game* have been played. Tues
d ay evening, Cabin A-l challenged
tha Councillors tn a diamond !>a)|
game, w hkh endud In n tie n
tha evening bugle sounded for
Evening Council Ring.
Ilngh W hekhel h»s ehsrge of
the ’Recreational Hall and It is
hero th a t al| kinds of pan*’, are
played, handcraft lo Ping-pong
Joro Dorminy reporta th at many
have bean taking p art in the
archery and tannti classes. So
far Ihe best archery »h«d U John
Fox, who alto hold the record
la st year. However, tha com prtb
U oniia *o keen th a t John he* to.
kaep VP hi* practicing.
The following boy* with their
I , , u - c .„ n
S
dove In
back to
elo hlng
with It.
i
f
r..,;ae. f .it
Im. L
,i i ■r-1
iMjg in i if ?? P »l ?
!»..;« It I
1M11I|
T reasu ry
John
ot
e en tii'i iiie
i . . . .. .
fc t. - Ii i
I • « ’ 'lilt • '
M r.
on bread latinl#*
' tie. 1utail t ' Iseg'n
(apt, Bradford Is
Given Permanent
Army Commission
».
in
•
i fu .
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• •
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ri t
f*4***t 1
lift illltl.lMt
>
l*a k— • t 1
IiidtI nf fin* ptiMi. ily
Hut jt!>! i.li** -r* toult fit "* nu
Mir t i i t m | h . l i h i u ' (iia* Lli*
Thr
rivalry,
rm l’.in 11 ! that
tlie
.ni nt , a ..i i
.1 against
• i . , ....... ..
l .o' l*re,ideal
n-'ii
f trade wo
IM, i> it-- ■.line fair
■, nti ihe tTill- ,1 Nation*.'*
im lliit.iin tlie t-mli lias
.
i no : 11r .liH-k i n n i i Hi iejn I i n m thr pies*
i n o I fi n i >• Ir wood op' . I'li'.oo. .'.imo i ditora
1 *|« | mii a j loruacr to
lit ill !■ Kmpiie. i lialirelior
,-srhequer ilucb Dsltoit
ItmjTie o f ('omman, thav
b a n will give Britain a
, 1,, .'i.uiij rjinii nnd * new re*
i ■r i v,» ,.f sttength. M" tnld the
In t result ilioul'l 1*0 a mote
.......... I dte! f'it the BritLih peo.
I I-- itnniifiti tie- |eifeh«-r
.ihr-oait
tut Fund V in r -tw
l \ . 1,1 \.\ i st l if, \ I , July r>
• i.|tt
lf|4ilt“4 W.
I I* lili
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id 4 if *i *i i*r
it !i»M
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flilft'U
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p.
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I
t*»
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4 l***U ht2 m iilif u »lt«m Ly the
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,
I
h*»Fn met
Mlt|f ti«* i ■
nuiiMV «<■
1
11
1
t J«tii* r| .iUtCi
Hill be
f>I ! li'iwlf-.ir:! iiifl, 'itniiiim■
in Iho
pt uu.mrtU gr:o.« , *if fli l licutMfi*
t rutui t»* Mil w ith ‘date 1* ntr.k "roiii .NJ.iy
h
■I.*
I
i,
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U «1i'Ur *| i f
I ,11 file t
nlii»*ti »t ii *
m nird p**H >•
’l*,(M pf J"> In
t 1 1kt| ITtl*lei®
(
« iiMpm-nt
Im k . 111 i|*nrd
• 1*1 with
.1* \i V*-r*
.. M. Hh* A A ¥**
inkle/
of ulr*
•In -M
for tli«
*MlllOllOll
ulrtils
> ‘*»l .14“M »if«
itu Ml ion
1 t 1InJanuary ot litu year and tisi
Df,olf
Mi.
Hi.
i- .. i.
ti. I
MV '
1 Htrii i'
HOP n i l *
ni
pi'-l I It1 »I htm^ 11
Knilidii .tiid
herdn in\.iilliit; hi h C»*l I Mi l '
i-1, I in a nun'l l i of eirrr.tft
Wttf l I'.'i
gUilltl .uiiderti invi-stigntioiM.
S o ff i t \*1 M u i,
It
tniiliitiii
help
i hIJp-
|» »y
a
fu r
In 1 . uf ti M*rvirr ratpti'Ui, h v i
■Announced the appointment ot a of whttni ttfi1 etinwit.* T h»* fund
Committee which will r.uperviso in will ih .iiir Jhuntiu nrltfirinl IirnL,
an advisory rnpnrity the operation f**r lift*.
Of tlie program in this area.
<Iv i t tifuial «h»iitii|phot(M
Named on the 'committee w n-i'
;C. It. Dawson, repiuacn’int' tho
A gricultural Extrusion Service, I
.
f
Drihf-ti mi| pipc|u,t :
AntOlUf -tottllrr Mtilfif- t|*r Zul-
/* 1 1 1 1 , i »tpl ■ bi 1
),,
il,- I q.atir ,• f l a n the M arianas,
hejtl .ii i*ti Mi*1 1 * ^ r\ ■#-t Itftij iM ‘lli ,-*11,111 i!i« Dirii if*a*xti—I Hy
nrnty wltuh M*ni 1eot^l h* take ing ('m as, tho A ir Medal with two
vofiitf!
tfllM** Vtlj-SEi
r©iflfntt f-tl I
Afitlun
U*Tr*'t,f1/ fir' . ftt n
H»*MI tv.il t u n u f M#*
I k Im; .
a
i
'ouhty HchooD nnd t;lll*nl A.
Jeker of Orlando, Vrlersn* AdInlstration, In addition to Mr.
ohneon who will also rrp rrm rit
ifrietittural education.
Mr. Jnhnsnn d relainl (hi* mornth a t the first organlrallonal
Ing of the committee will
held at 3:00 P, M. Thursday
t th e office nf Mr. lotwliin In
l) o Court House
RKPKK3KNTATIVK tllUCK
FRIDAY
Tho Field O ffice of the Social
Security Board In (trlandn an
nounce* th a t Its representative
will be In Hanford next Friday, ^
_
*1 th* United HtEtcj Employment
CIRCUIT COURT
c;
Servica a t I0;00 A. M. to 1:00 l \
M. for the purpose of a u istin g
all person* having burinesi with j| The docket for the Spring term
or desiring Information altnut OM- ( Circuit Court will It sounded
uesday morning at 10:0n o'clock
Cabin J — flx rh WtnleheI. conn. Age and .Survivor* Insurance.
Id r u m will he -set for trial
dlh»r, Bngene Kendal). Douglas
<f Judge M. B. Smith Trials will
,
GROUP
Leasing, Wgda f * n u r , Iti|t John*,
Itohahlr start during the week
Th#
Board
nf
County
Commis
Wallace Tyra. Charles U » , Et»if July 23. arrardlng to 0. P.
sioner*
will
m«*?t
Tuesday
a
fte
r
»*l>a TbtJ, Ff*d Bowen, Clyde
irndon. eVrk of ihe court,
noon a* an equalization board, and
fd n rr lo s in g .
g ■ ■
'
'"
iim m M
to
ranaldvr
the
county
budgat
for
Iny. raun
ODD FELLOWS TO M EFT
1948-17.
eillor. Jeffery
T. I. liar*
Sanford Lodr* No- 27. I. O.
CiUxeiis continued to reouost the
ria, Bobby “
. .Jo # Mel*eh.
ill meet a t H.00 o'clock
ihn Fox, Bold>y Board to add a sm all inlllaga for ). F.
A. IL Ppaw
for reg u lar soasion.
«
:lng. BUI road eon*traction and repair, ar- >hi* evaning
P arks. C hari
member* and riilU ng rrvera; to O. P. Herndon, founty Ul n
era invited to attond.
%
m
.1 A K !t i» ’J V II.I,E. J u l y 15, might Is- s p r e a d a l o n g t r a v e l
(Special)
*1he sfalrm eiit |>v routes
Dr Sosib'i nlr-i wondered why
(ieoigis hralth offirinli l h * l . . 1:t
of th* IH poliemye 1111* ra^e* in “ with an offiriflUv adniltt<”l jmli-,
.......Kin are along III” Jnrkn»|i- epldriidr In n o rth 'ru A ht'um a,
Vllle-AJI»nta and ValdosiaAUan- and with no record «*f G roigte
ta highways ami therefore Indi having impeded * quarantine
cate that "our rpini'.lntine m-nltiht against, travel from th a t' (date,
travrlers from Florida was w a r th a t there Imvi- not been reportranted cod might prove htKrey* ed outcrops ef the 'll***n •' iilnng
fill in preventing ttie spread of [the highways "f Ihol seett"iiT"
polio 111 fieorgia", li ean tisd lc- tile pointed mil th a t there have
tnry. according to Dr. Wilson T. 1*o®n only n minimum of poliomycliUx cases along the upper
Sewiter, *lnt* health offleer.
In toe find place, he **ld, If
the qiAraiitlne Jn r.urreijifoj there
ahouldn't t«* any trnvclern from
Plorlda on thoaa highway*. Al|.o.
If 32 cores of polio along Jhese
two routes w*ra suppoeedly
spread hy travelers fr*m FlorIda, It would then eppear that
thp quarantine 1* not very effee-'
live. That however. Is certainly
beside tlie point, for all the
Important authorities in puhlc
health have long ago diapansod
with the Idea (nat the dfaea**
m
n j-
m
east coast of Fterida, the aection
from which travellers peso from
this atale Into Georgia,' while
Ut#. Alabama outbreak lx much
nearer to thn Georgia line.
Another Illustration- of high
w ay travel hot- spreading polio
wae cited In Brevard County.
Thl* county lies between Balm
Beach and Dade, whore right
along, there has liccn continuum,
local travel; yet only two polio
case* have curved in ’ th a t coun-
5g|*V. 0 . -
• ”
Hit, la-nf Cluxlcra, ilm American
infri i n ;v»rviro Medal, and had
one .tor from hit Asialic-I'atiflo
,
l
( ■eor gm Quarantine Against H onda
. ' S . ' . " ; » o s ~ ' Is llnw arranletl/Says Slate Officii
when they got
B ut
shore, most of their
w«» g o n e—and ftm
^ lie
Au nliimmn of Heniltmlo High
. <laud amt tha University of
hr»t Hi** Ik*v
“ Walk ii*i» furltuM. IiuM • Ik* p'*fJv[il Trt i I l. iidu, fir.idfio i w.i-,
11-23
Alex B. Johnson, head of tlie aIlf»f»lnsM
Jimmio* fn ilri 11,4 L»* too) 1 ('tiMH^Dip! ulluirrt j*d iii id frr| hy i d'.i a, i
l-.a ifi- during the wav
V ein mi , Agricultural Training ei
f th e df»pr*.i(; fmuhF hy th«* m»,in M^'h iimiM I /ujf 1»;m * *ai iltItv
i. '
id” ■*': toi .o*n ugninsi
P rogram 'in Seminole County today
f
IIK CERTAINLY WAS
QUINCY, Mass., Jttiv Ifi. id ’.
—A man walked Into a polkstation wearing •only n topcoat,
and told how he nnd Ids brother
hnd lost th eir clothing.
AI a
tavern, Charles and Albert Be
langer met four other mep. ami
someone suggested a swim In a
quarry heir.
They all agreed,
anda a t th
thee ;qqu aarry
was the
an
rry there W*»
I .r m litt f •
IM III I I’ll t
’Walking
Group Named To
Govern Veteran
hi
h-*f #h» pk.
i Farm Training i?|H'cinI
fm»*l to
«f
i
.-mui p i i’i,ni that will la*
iifiirto m| to all.
It will, ho
i t , iinirli to eliminate the
Iran At Peace Since 1814
Puts On Wars Of Its Own
Growers Tomorrow
m easure
.nut Defirocratlr and Re| m|M o „ ii o-.tiler I from CtingrOM)|r
I i liman ii n t ltd pens to
i,-ii tlie agn-einent, and handed
tin in ••ut t" tin* visitor* na
ouvenir-t of lire oeensinn.
The 1’icdih’Til eatbal tlie credit,
ut f;tiN*,76iM*Ott.OOO n m ajo r step
in reMVing nnd expanding world
Hade.
lie Mid tl will help
Ureal Britain In rn-operftto with
•-I her
nation* itt fostering an
Wasn’t Invited
’pouTtS. r: tV u^ u ,h ( the Dawson Announces
tin*
Suvtr.
Administrator
Market Head Says Farmers Not
Gives Warning To
Getting Fair Share Of Prices
South’s Fanners
Must Keep Pac'e With
Industry To Avoid
Economic Downfall
x»n
i- a Wliiti* Ilo ita o c e r e m o n y
th a t
tv:t 3 n U e n d t ’d b y a
larj.**’ p r o u p o f liiifh o f f i c i a l s .
A iii u n p th o r n w en* t h o l l r i t i .fr .\n ib a s .> ;tt h 'r i n ir d I n v e r - •
rKapelt t!caretarv o f S ta l e Byrnes,
rrm t Jn-rtr;*1 r red ~ r n g im;~ tsk ^ v
*
ti unl i e fitdion.
______ •
Veterans Service
Vocational Training and Ednention — T. W. I-nwlon, Court
linns**.
Legal AMfa1*nc*' lh*‘plfa1“
irntlon nrul Stale Ncrvko O ffiin - Contact through Lloy ‘
F. Boyle, County tiervic#
fk'r. TaVarh Building.
Home Hrrvice AsslsUne# to
Servicemen, es-Hervleemen and
thslr Dependents —. Apietkaii
R ef
vsnl.
Cro?*, I.akcfrnnt
-
B-.nte.
f :
tm
----
i
Veteran* A dm inistration —•
M artin M. Rudirh. Sheriff*
Office *v*ry Tuesday.
ti
mm
I
A' v valernn In ner,| of serv
ice { f u r of charge) in any or
Hie following categories i* Te
am to! to visit the office of
the irsponslble agencies listed
lu'tos :
■ Coordinator - - E. B. C arter,
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W E D N E S D A Y , J U L Y , 10, 1016
x. 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
PAGE SIX
Florida II. Ih Given
Ocala Banner Papers
GAINESVILLE, July 10, (Spe
ria l)—4.'opln of Inr Ocala Banner
from IHVr> iIowq lo thr present
time have** Intn prvicntiMl IU*
I1. K. Vongn I.ihrary of Florida
History at the University <»f
Honda by thr fnnidy of Col.
hvank Harris, our of H oriiU 'i
fntrmost joutnulls!* and for many
year* ed ito r.o f thr Itmnrtjr.
Considered of gient histoncil
value* the If>0 bound volume* of
v o e j
hit* figured importantly in the
history o f tF._> xrctinn during thr
“ (Hyesr period.
According iu Julian t\ Yonge,
A R O U N D
StomachSufferers
t ff*
•I»s U Ooatrlr
«*f HpihIm i Ip (’tiunir. this th«
4 hv #»f July, A I» !!•♦•.
f* I i IKHNIk i N
<T*rh of Circuit Toyrt
n* llilM'»|r t\",ttl) PI'lTst
I HE.\L>
ti«h-l U‘.■H|ohe*,
H..II. lit.r fur l'iu<nttf:
•
director of the Volute Library,*
the file K complete «ith the,
exception "I copie* for w e r a l '
j«'sr* which were ilfdm ywl hy
fire In the llnnner office ionic
year* age. Kocently. Ih- file hn«
been homed at the Oraln I’uhllc
Library.
F ly Ida newspaper fi'u* are a
speciality of the I*. K. Yonge
Library whirh now ha. either
oriRinai or film* of th• majority ,
of all Florida newspaper* e.tabiihed prior to IR'.'O and still in
existence.
A(f|uiaition " f the llanp-r file*
bring. to two the complete pub
lication file* cf Florida news- j
Taper* received by the Yonge
Library in recent month*.
Itc
cently, llu complete file* of the
Merit e. TO API'S: til
To
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PR ICE S A S B E F O R E O P A IN 1942
W E S P E C IA L IZ E IN P A I N T A N D G LASS
A ll IN STCP WITH
.
SUMMER PEP
Store"
SAN FO R D P A IN T & CLASS CO
FLETCH ER
117 SO U TH P A R K
B O LLS
D IC K
To Promote the Progress of Aoirrlcaj
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
AN
Mather’s Prices
E I-S U E R R Y
PH O N E 303
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8:0(1 A. M. TO 10:00 P. M.
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Don’t wait until next winter—Shop now while selections
are complete. Now is the time to save on blankets and
spreads.
N O T IN M Y
IN TII 12 r ilU T IT LtnillT 4»!*• T ill:
NINTH JI'DHTAI. CIIICUIT IN
AND FT ilt UKMl NOLB BOUNTY,
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Maine.
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itl.uy e -*t y Irtl t iu if (nr t1lvt)|t'i* I-»■
hern filed MRttlnil >«d« In the
entllDd Cuurl. Yuu are lur«ltf
liMlflrd (•• dpltrnr before fh** at»".e
f*u«rl on Ihe Ilh ill) of A ukumI.
D ll, and fail vou luiuaht. hener a
«]*-«! e*> |!t*» rnnftMU «%lll oe i nlri •>.!
4*«*ln*t y«"i ;.»id the *jfM raiia**
BLANKETS
Umntkb, Iw*-t4n« styUs
In O ', wool.
$2,500,000 RATE REDUCTION
There's plenty of this cheap electricity, too. New
plants, new lines are being built as a part of our
EASY TERMS
HI
xirrirtc t o ArFliAii
TO; Imrothy n. Tynw. Who., pis.-* J T J
of (••iU.nr* Is 111 W. Front Htir.L
PI.Inti.Id. N. J.
You Sr. hsivtiy rwqutrr.l la ap
pear on th* IIO* ,t o of Auou.i, A.
U rsii, In a eorialn salt fur 41vorro p*ndln» la tho Xlreoit (-unit
of tUmoiulo Pooolx. FI- m Ij . aa
• M.r.x lat.d till, of wbtr*) >*lt
fw r Ist marsacf Tyner. ITalallff S =
VO. Dorothy IL T>e*r. I**f»nd.al
W on*., ray hand i u off.rlat
•Ml
clerk of I ho rinr.U Court HI
of N.mlnolo County. Fh>rkgi. till,
tbo tth day •* July. A. I*. I***-
BED SPREADS
Heavy weight chenille In
raises an# patterns.
m
TWIN SIZE
F U L L S IZ E
$14-95 and 4 ^ . 9 5
BABY BEDSPREADS (crib size) $g,95 * $g.95
arss*.5sjr tagasuii
Fsi’ .xss,*Aiiauftl. A U. 1**4. olto.rwlM 4.rr.- f.r(i «<w»r*»*o will V. .#1(1.4
* f TT)V' Oaafocd llerwM la lur*by
^eolawotftd e* IM (i>..a-M*-r- la
Whirh ikla clt.ljoa .Aotl ke eobtlsbeg one. cork we-li ror^ four
' ^ w l i w " ' ra'/'bswA .(U .offtrial
•Ml 04 Clerk at tke Ctrrell Cram
sA n
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-1 REAMING, I’*.. July I
" , A Transcontinental .""I
'i Airlines plane l««h<)
near liFading with n I
» liven.
O f T a b le !
Pmgre
The lale.t *vBlll«,',•
'
14
1 largo supply nf muck fo, grown.
>
/O m piC lC C I „t tho cost ,.( digging and limiting linn tot the rr»*h
—
,lt, wn* reported _by Mi t ull.im |,y pfnn.y'liunis Stat. I
M. the Reading llm (*•• F»
jily Store at I who said that F^nginccr
Sanford Ave- i Hagan had promised tn surveyy a plane, a Constellation, wn
ration of Gat- ! 20 aero area " f murk at the ea.t ed four miles north "f
been remodel* end of ____
l«akc Monroe which 'hudI It was imt a rcgttlai p
been made available iiy tho owner
itor this purpose.
Plana were matVj for increasing
tho memlie.ship of the Burea.i
of the produce counter and with in the county by 100 f^term.
Indirect lighting, similar to that Shortage* of ferltliser matcrialK.
of the Tabu 8upply Store on First due to strikes, was reported.
Considerable progress in drain
8treeL A new vuntllatlng system
ing west side farm areas though
has bean Installed.
Herbert 8ikei i« manager of lmprovment of ditches was re
th# gTocvrv d«partm#nt and Allen ported, but it waa added that
Dobson, who has served Sanford there la much more work to I*j
maat buy#r* for th# past 2d tlone, and cooperation of County
years, |* In charg# of tho meal Commlaaioner* will be asked to
further the work.
counter a#d wurvlc*.
It wae reported, though not con
firmed, thet Seciotary "Ted", J.
FL Wathen, will 1* transferred to
Fort Pierce l.y American Fruit
Veterans Service
Growera Inc. Mr. Wathen’s faithMOMIlHTt) w a r
fulneaa a* secretary was inucl
Any veteran In nood of serv
commented upon and plans for
ice (free of charg*) In any of
^ • following categories la re•piested to visit (M office of
th# r##ponaibt# agencis# listed
Morrison Wins In
Tennis Tourney Play
Fimpioyment — U. 8. Erakloymsnt Serrle#, US North
Charles
Morrison ’ yesterday
afternoon defeated E. C. Kilpat
rick. 8-ln3-8, 8-1. In tho first play
of tho current City Tennis Tottmament.
According to City Recreation
Director, Carl Kettle#, Morrison
will moot Gvdnn Uradley at a
u j.1
EAS
T. W. Lawton, Coart
Assistance, ItoaplUlContact
TO PAY TH
MATHER
OP SANFORD
8heiiffe
\\ A SIIINGTO N. July 1\!
Three Nazi Generals!
Among Ones Found.
Guilty By Court
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i nmmilti-c heard to iim o n y
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I,i.i liken up v ilti "n r RepaVtim-nl i.ffiiuiU lilt poAxihllity of
innkiii,' lit .D»niil Ip the llnlavin
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Five Persons Die
In Crash Of Plane
Near Reading Pa. j fir
* a a taS ^ . ,iJ5i,i53S:
Photo Of .Man Intent On Suicide
Held By Russians
Plans Made To Hike
Bureau Membership
In Seminole County
b#low:
Witness Says I*o% m
ity Of Award \
Taken Up'with vi
Department hy iV
' *' •t*i mi a \|| ?;! writ* «’••!*« u Um|
Mi- Iwnl lbiril-«l* ,,f inking puiUiu llu* Liulnl iiib!h
i |»11nituvr*«l 1mir itnmlrr
!'iNi Amriintn war
lughm a ImhiI •» |tri«nnri!f am! Hrlgiunnviu.iiu
tu rm iver.
'lining !hr bisfniii* Mnflb’ **l I lit*
t>;i| SmincIphoV’ * I’nlgr.
| rtifiM' fntnitl guilty
bv an
\tarrirnn
militarv
coint
at
i< lima tfirlihlcil flit•••• N.tn n t»
A FIREMAN MIOKS OVBR
TIIK liURNF.Il BUT house* and . Hughe, trie
gerago in. Beverly Hills. Calif., I » Heyrlv
where
millintmite
sportsman- when ttmil
tdar.? huildcr lltiwaid llnglies and pane'* land
his Xf-11 photographic plane l.'xpilnt, II
aor a program to secure a govern- |
merit appropriation, a* in past
cation
“ITS
Associated Press I.eased Wire
T .Senator .Inriics M ead—>
a d o f th e Sulmte Wat* Inkliga tiu g. C w u m iU to— tov i Ii ' a i i i IhmI tin* aw a rd o f
^J-lUX-NdV'
lliiim ii innii 11ions com pany
—
Twenly-lhree 4-H girl* fimn
Semlnolo County undei the lead
Officers of the Seminole County
ership of Mrs. O. I'. Herndon
and with Mrs. Kscar Price a* Farm Htireau tislst it/.-l with
recreational director will leave on County Agent C. It Oawson and
July 2D, for Camp MeQuarrlc in repnrte.1 that grower* would need
Ihe Oeala Nallottnl Forest where tho some number of foreign negro
they will enjoy clas* periods in farm laborer* u» .luring the past
swimming, crafts, folk game* nnd >..-ar, when 250 Jnmaicans, ItorugM
...........
_government
_
expense
al
team dionmstratlons, according here
to Mr*^ Ouida VVIUun. cunnty stayed at the farm ‘ labor enm|’
pn^titc tyesl safe, anti wetksiUoti .
huiiif .debienliiatiotf agrnC
■“ TffF Seminole Cduntf girls will Seminole (Vtinly fnrht*.
Presenl at tfjj meeting wore |
share lhl* program ihrottgh Aug
2 with 4 H girls from Pttlnnni M I- Cullttm. president .f the
iiurefto. I^o i.iituci. vue presnl. nt 1
and llrevaril counties.
||, nry lliuriton. .rea-iirer
.Special nctivilic* will include ,
a picnic nt Juniper Spring* nnd
i'lefetence for Italmman, rnthei
a hobo pat tv during the after* than Jamaican workers, wn, ex
noon and evening of July Mfl; presae.1 l.y tho mentlicr*. Mr. Hawn musical program on Wednesday son pointed out the need of infollowing; stunt night on Thurs uM.at.ng now, now many imported
day; a banquet on Friday follow workers could I * utod, rather than
ed by a candle lighting service wuit uuiii bft'iery is tit me »t> <1 ONE OF FOUR AMERICANH I- dig
that evening at HtOO n clock.
•beds, lie added thill he would eitn- held by I tu- Russian fm diet-all)
Girls wlm will attend the ramp vits* farmers und shipping firm* rntcrliig 'Itr Bovlrt a-mi* ■ It'.lm
ul
include: Mary Margaret Herndon. to determine tl.-it exact latn.i Is l.t, Clcurge K. W>a!t
Oklahoma City. Okla '1 , a •«< n
Junnie Mae Jones, Annn Johnson. needs.
May Ann ' Michels. Edna Michel*.
Mr. Cullom, aflet iH.inting md Frank F.’ Keating. C ; ",
Martha l^tiirn Smith. Ihnotliy that the Itureau favoied Ihe lultm gnvernm lit llerhl, " i *• " 1 1
( I"•1• ' n.itn.iuit •
Knight. Ix»l* llorialdsnn and Mil in,pm latlon. said llo v wuuld »|m.|i - formal pM.tesU
and Edu
A .worn Mil of rwtnylslnt kaxlao
keen m«4 la (k . tncentt ( S i t l«
• ml far IWMilaole fowalr. Ft.„M«
la Cltaacery. o«mla*l >ea f« » 01vurt*. ih* short i*:!» •»! which
!• .Uhn llklm H («**•• in* lilrha.
iM M nt#t#nu ar# ih#r#rut# to
19-16
73 Germans Are .
Convicted For
Bulge Massacre
A L L WOOL
BLANKETS
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**f riaUlrtltt* Ik lllt’h Ml'i I' \ •
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IKKAI.I
II.
Senator Mead Criticizes
Eisenhower Warns Against Any
Farm Officials
Weakening Of Occupation Forces
Favor Importing
Negro Workers
24 Seminole 4-11
$0.95 up
BABY
BLANKETS
Already one of the cheapest items in your family
budget, Sunshine Service now is cheaper Still - a
result of our new
■
defrndrd Lieutenant General Lu
cius Clay for what the Soviet
Propaganda Agency claimed wn*
Clay'a illegnl itoppago of re
paration* deliveries ftom the
American *xone to Russia.
Moscow paper* today also gave
prominent display to u statement
hy Russian Foreign Minister V.
M. Molotov concerning the,future
Germany and the signing of a
peace treaty with the Reich.
Girls To A tte n d
Ocala Encampment
•lit • lietlll, I '.tl»r t "1
.I, I Sidle (if I’ lllMtl. . !•• !*»•
A«i»t»u»ht.
In Flames
The 1’srls dispatch asserted
Ilyrnc* hsd fsiled ,to sn*wer
satisfactorily • Russian criticism
of his treaty proposal for di»nrming German;
Ryrnr* had
T___
r** ____
also els
BEGINNING MONDAY, JULY 15TH
OIJB NEW STOKE HOURS W ILL BE
i:..»
Burst
Where Hushes* Plane Landed And
N EW SPAPER
THU RSDAY, JU LY
M O S C O W , July 11, (/l*)—
The
Russian Tass
N ew s
A gency
accused
U nited
States Secretary o f State
Jamc? Byrnes and British
F oreig n
S ecretary
Ernest
Bovin tod a y o f being a rb i
tra ry nnd one-sided in pre
senting th eir view s on G er
m any to the F oreign Minisje r s ^ o t jn c il.
*
NEW STORE H O UR S
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s'ik lit mlafl't.ir miiiilliF fi.'in
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it..» tudtir. llartI dlotui or d» iuuikI
•ill I" in •%*•ilillll. fowl atirtll rlalr
III*- filar#* uf r**n«A*tt*r And |m\|
uRi t mlitrrig i.f the- i luutiahi jrwl
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f.. |«y lli*. L.ii.iatii
ai-iil *•» a11i't !*••y. aiul .•I. F •lull
i.| ill Ml.*!..I iu<| •«• fll*-.| all ill
F L O R ID A ,
Says Officials W«re
One-Sided In Pre
senting Views On
Germany To Council
Announcement
1
SANFORD,
D A IL Y
••IT’ S E A S Y T O P A Y T H E M A T H E R W A Y "
LICGAL NOTICI
1«
-
1908
IN D E P E N D E N T
A R E B E L O W O P A A P P R O V E D P R IC E S !
Phona
t I*tut it*>
E it n b liih r d
Russian Tass
HANDCUFf DANOUNO from his
wrist, William I (circuit, 17, a ct lIcite student who the F.U.l. Mid.
has been linked In the kldoop-xInVmg of little Sutannr Detain, fl. by
fin,-jerprint', leave* Criminal Court.
Chicago, where 21 charges were
tiled Bg.illisl him Mone of the
ilm ges Invbtycd Ihe slaying. «t
il.. uniiniilM
1ful.rnuf*(.ua.I.
■MbVbl
1 litimlrr>ho*rr«» md \hnnrm In afternoon in**
14fIv n m lm Oilirn»lw' partly cloudy*
To Prot^rt the freer of (be World:
Legal Notice
M in n : to u t i u i i
Td: Wm (• lt.irlK.iu. *h“ *■■I
,i-m - It*
DnT Min UM psto saS ilmtmlu* *1
T«U* »rf lit I rti v ,
i *1 It
0*14 tediiMilu, h u m . fcurttotra. as* |i-ur ■•>, tn. inn <ti*r
A»*u'
ptlu. SIm L mw iw u k . i Iu i -m Um | i, Itii*. i n h ,'• ( 1-411*. >•*■ ' t"
pals*, kwnasf im u Uk i . iiia u t »•* »k(J ) life. |»rUfllr K 111 ill. I' i .'lilt *
MlM kwtr M4*I*. eT*cU4sl**n<«« sa4 nt Srniihnl, f'Ttulilti I* *-1l.t.(
mU i napMU *t (Midi hiptr-uMlir.Oi
.illl. ••( K*il't* -ltd
Ik r*w *IU(|IH now s*4 |U U»* "•* at,tiirttat,il
Kllti- t.mi ItallK HI 1-lilHM
lUuuHuum Mims t«*utsu« viumi* IWm
(•
ILlllK.U
III I t l.iIII
B-l (*Uk4 A i I Uii . Mo4( of IM MM* lulWltli.** III) tmliit -III *d
Stun* MMUISM klNUlHI tr MOnr boo.
Mrs A-o4-Ut, o)d» TltaMlo B-lMOJl »1,t a-.ll at Sanfulll. MriulMul- I'u
ill
|M loti rail*I W r*w Srwrit *Ui (Root- Mat. l.t r-lni lit) I'll■ Unr totawS roor manor in S-Ot-Un I*- Jiili, A !• I>
it i- iii:iiM ».N
|*»r. st tu ioos 4iva (Uim im H M rt
.
I In ) l.t t 'll . 111- I'aiirt
|At Touchton and other good
.Krii.im.!.■ r.iuut) t’liKti
W EATHER
M A T H E R w ill continue to hold these price* a t long
u stock last*.
.
h*|idtt
M*dIrlior far I'lalnllff
W E S H A K E I T - U P — W E D E L IV E R — NO EXT K A C H A R G E .— WF. S A V E
YO U M O N E Y .
SEE US N O W F O R Y O U R R E Q U IR K M N T S —
T A K E Y O U R P A I N T 1’ R O L IJ .M 5 T O
"T h e C om plete Point and (iln n
In U nity T h ere Is Strength—
V O L U M E X X X V II
Want Fast Sure Relief?
N o matter what kind of point you need —for'the
outside, Inside, llior* or furniture — we have the
Pittsburgh Pain' flint will give you thebest looking,
longest-lasting and most economical results. Here's
where you’li find a full line of the finest paints
money can buy. .
’ '
TH E
nul.lt.hr.t In Snnf.iril, Hrmlro..
(VtililY. Fi»n.n
llngr • and Oriirtd al
ttrndn'dr ('mini), Florida thl, Ju.,
mih. i»»«
l>. I*. IIKItXI#*"
I'lrrtiU I'mirl t'lerlf.
1
rtemlmde I'outny, I’liirM."
II) (». |„ Hunt. I>. I*.
IKKAI.I
ow Floridans
Voted On D BA
.ItI*.i• ION. July II.
Here*. Imw- Florida**
li„o m the Senate v.ited
1 turn’ll' iiniemtincnts t"
|'A Fsten-i-n Hill tnixe
€n». ohrtiti.'it
llpf HIE* null .441*1 .Ihii y
Officials Plan
JaycecsVote fo
To Open Flying Set Up Account Officer
School Shortly! With Blood Bank 'j'!1""'*1
Ihx-Scrt iccmcit
And Cltamlicr Kct|iif.s( l or
\Nomen In \rt*ii To
S ta le
Mliliiilion
4.4-1 l'ir**l ( Itancc
Kcccixt"* \|i|iro\al
|;V|
^
hdian, f«r-
■ Cmted
• , amp ill
1
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,* ti .ii"
| •■ 4\ ill
•• •h* hj|.|
. t . .i| \it .•I »t »t»n 'Imi i HK I It*
II* t*t IlK -l pitf 1 t»f (hr liiiinlh.
t |Hrellr! t*il t*»J.»v by Hi»V
lii.m iiiiitf. a bn with lluir)
•»^..n Hytttp trr-trm-tnrr xritt
* . »ln fi»-M **••! I i' lllh
\|"l"i lists. I.n hiirhl, I.iik I
thr iit»>eibi|* It* "In* Itmirbi i
.1 Srmiiinl” |»n «*iirr
flu
* t iili.tl
IJu*
l ine told him
on guardhouse
••
wn* MaJ.
I*»• h iifl I nbirin*
t I I ..Ml |*» I* • «••••!» *»|
|
St-inil"* \n«!fi*\%
Si »iii i ••. ( I •
IV|*|hi
1**tl
f i miii fin r h>|*. \<-«t€t<hi.
I hi- . \ thlit
I N’ tnil i"». •
"I* • •
rrnwili-ii M»tfh ite-.ii'y I “ •' ' •**i
ill* kf*«l llltlllllftf iihI s
A ••*t* •» •’ »«m
ailii| that thr rrl *u»r »*f Ihr-* mlrmirr.ifit a is rx|>r(t«>«| (•• hivm
mIniUI July I ft.
.
adopt, d
\odi, w, f"
pet agaltiftl
F'.xriupttng pctmleuii
product, it. long a. r
exceid thonesllc demit
adopted
Pepper again
drew* unrecorded.
Exempting livestock
poult i >
adoptr.1
A
for. IVppei ngain.l
Buyers’ Strikes Continue And Even
‘ Spread Against Inflationary Trends
Hy
Ity Associated I’
I re..
Huyera* strike, persisted and
even spread today against *ho
inflationary trend in America’a
co.t-of-living.
vo
There were new demonstraliims
_ !]..! higlier ,price,
’ *it for meal
in _against
ami tlairy products, in New York,
New Jersey, Kenturky, anil I'ennsylvania. Urged on liv the exeeatlv#' tioard of tho CIO Philadel
phia Industrial union council,
picket, paraded'this morning be
fore Philadelphia's huge reading
terminal market. They rarried
signs which said: "This market
la violating OPA ceiling prices.”
Inside the market, one of tbo
biggest In Philadelphia, lierf was
being sold at 09 rent, a pound,
butter at B5 cents, nnd eggs at
89 cents a dosen. At other mar
kets, meat wo# selling at double
the oH OPA pric##, with butter
hitting ok high gk 11-10 k pound.
Louisville. K>., is having the
asm# experience, with CIO picket#
yesterday demonstrating In fr«mt
of four butcher shops in tho
samoldoek. Th# dealer* answered
the charge that they were get
ting 88 cents a pound for moat
Control by saying they were nay|ng fill |iei rent more for beef
to Iht: packer?, and that the
housewives would have tn stand
the d iffe r e n c e .........................
lnriri»*4\H in Inr
nillk
ulrrmly h«vc prnviikrif •demon,
strntion.s in Camden, N, J. Roth
New Jersey and New York lalmr
and consumers* organisations are
rallying for buyers* strikes and
the hlarkllsting of store., where
price, ate soaring.
On the commodity market*,
this morning, cotton continued
to kooiii, pushing up to its high
est point in New York in 23
years. Friers remained firm on
ipork in the mhlwcstcrn ami
bilfly
••!
k**i«M'r
1
• nli it.'d men
already have
• f p<i mining
t
Aim-r icau
.it l.uhtirhL
I " u n i y ■•* o r t lh l ••* *'
b y w| h *»4 im i ititT a bb»t
ut lilt i f bit I t 114 S fllt fu
If.ih |»i»iitlii| ••«»( Ib'i
fmiii ll". !*.a<*i iti i *i I
lit !».("♦* in tin* nit ufn| i'll liiiiifH , liM ellk'til * • lit !' d
,|| llo t-KStlld.
l l l l l k l l l l l l l l i " I »•* |M»»*
1 1. , pati tallun wil| I,.- undei ( •Ml" *l*» V
tlio dm 'toui of ltiehnrd Vernay
N!r H u D U Ilh , i f ( 4*r
nf Satifnid.
|*f*»vr«f I hr*. »n«i1b»n
I’lpi , i ni, ptun.-. will l>e used |f J, \f • I
,h«*I i
n= ti.iio t Tlirrr now .-raft nre 1*4 H iy«’ I i | f it l r i b r
to, a a)-.iilahle and two are |..*int; i”*!:iMi liimr Ibi’ >'*11
old.1I'd
•l|VlFll*ll Ullll lllf ^
Tlieie " ill lie l>ot|i i ivilitiii on I rti"* fM U h ti'l »*iil
*
G | ii.lining during the week, lll<«l *44 I* • I*!"* »'
lull ;iii al day and Sunday will ^fit*’ in** ••-Ulv
U
|„, ip )«.t.'d rxrlu.iv. lv to civilian
11,lining WAVES, W AltS, SI* MIS I
and \,,uien nf thr Red Crnxs netvice loav take tho II, |. training.
About M person, .an l>c tralio-d
in no Ii , lass, said Mr. Ilrnvvuiu,'.
F x■:e iyin- men nf this ntoa will
la- gixwi the first rhanrit at I l f
morse and the program will not
be advertised in outside arras
until thi
training has taken
plni*-. it inns announeed.
Mi lliowtiing "X|M>rts, to move
loti- ftom llels-tm Springs with
hi. family as snnn ns he ran ob
tain bousing,' His daughter, Mis..
Julia llinwning, I,, an experirml
flier.
I'ricT War Breaks
Out In I’ittshurgh
PH I lit'liG. July 11 id’* A
piott war today broke out SS
iii".* no-at till. Iiiilrli-t (hopping
\. i i. oill, lo'.tk.-l owner Mar
il lli'tijHititn titile.1 • prire war
a
uietlnHl 'll bringing down
pine* Ii appeal
I" Is- having
11->uit
llcuj.iimn pl.t.ten,I hi, win
d iw
* iih
ign* •••ittitig meat
pin - |u .md I:* •••nt. I> low avrr*
,,gi |,|irn in t.iwntown I’itt.huigh
Ninny of Ihem weir five cents I*low- O l'A ceiling price,-*.
A short time Inter, the manager
of a .ti|.*r maiket put up vignt
i iilltng his price. 10 arid 20 cents
la-low llenj.linin'
ll wa .n't long l.'fore laitli slorel
wcie park-d roiel vvll't meathungty, price-gonvcious cttilgntcr#.
MAC'Y WORKERS STRIKE
JAPANF24K HANGED
___ ______ • .
KINGAPORF:, July II bV»
Loft ANGELK8. July 11 -< A Y The cumlitlon of flier and film Twelve Jnpanr.e were hanged !<•
produce, Howard Hugghe* la still
critical. He haa been under con
stant care since the crash five
day. ago of an Army experimental
plane ho wa$ piloting.
day after having been convicted
of’ I ar time alrocitif*. Oh# of tho
co /emned Japs was tho former
chit of the Japanese military
police, Lieut. Col. Sumlda llaruxo,
;
-.
.
:
•'
'J
'tMiges
, t *, 1/ii't; tile
I'H'.nt if pita.
i
In vonittisnd
/
a
NEW YORK. Julv II. MPt—
The world's lnrge.'l stoic — IL ll.
Macy am) Company - is rntanclrd today In a strike. A pkk tt
Imr
wnM thrown up nnwiw
Macy'it this morning hy striking
deliverymen who walked out tn a
union jurlsdirtlonil diiputr. A
union spokesman «ay* that 80
percent of the clerk? refused to
era., the picket line, and stayed
away from their lot*. The total
of sales and clerical employees
at Macy'a D estimated nt R.OOfL-
�T H U R S D A Y , JULY 11, 1046
I H L b A N F U H D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
PAGE TW O
» t aklUkre »■ l*P*
Vakllsk-e 4.ll»
featariai
•«< ...
*••*?
' P} - -■
.......
gterhla
III Magawlla A ira a t ____
lloti.siiijr is K cnerally considered to be the worst gore
spot in the whole field o f shortnges. W ith food and clothiiiK, it's at the top o f the list o f essentials, hut unlike fond
and clothiiiK. the quantity o f a vtiila lile housinrr cannot
he increased to ati udetiuate amount fo r a hour time to
come.
No without rent control, housing is apt to move to
ward sky-high prices. W h en hundreds o f fam ilies are try
ing to get nearly ev ery house o r apartm ent which heroines
vacated, ia desperation som ebody w ill pay fa r more than
the place is norm ally w orth. Lik ew ise the landlord knows
he can get any rent he asks.
W h a tever the final decision an O I ’ A as a w hole, the
housing problem can he considered separately. The end
less com plications in volved in fix in g prices on products
fo r sale need not en ter the consideration o f rent control.
Som e landlords w ere caught unjustly by the U I’ A
rent ceilings, been use th eir expenses o f upkeep rose be
yond th eir income from rents, squeezing out the reason
able profit. Rat housing authorities w ho organ ized to
fight the old ceilings arc now tlu* first to admit that ia
most places a 10 to 16 p er cent increase in iVnts would
permit a fa ir p rofit fo r In* ow n er. T h e y are aiming the
strongesT advocates o f som e s o il o f new method o f sta
bilizin g rents.
Ily pushing through a separate rent control law.
Congress could save m any fam ilies from unbearable fi
nancial trouble.*}, and at the same tim e put another anchor
oil general inflation
S la Ikls e»*»r aa4
eel sm s rsklliksS k
:kl> Is frpekllesllen »t
BIBLE VF.HSK FOB TODAY
111 Ml'KK IIAKVRST
WASHINGTON. July 11. (/»'>-The Department of Arrieulturv
today »nid the nation I* on it*
VIENNA. July 11—(4*)—Chan way to n bumper harvest for the
consecutive
year.
The
cellor Leopold Figl hn« issued a sixth
statement of appreciation for the monthly departmental report in
United States offer to renounce
nil claims to German assets in
Austria. The offer was exptvssed
In u note by General Mmk Clark
who relayed a message front I'tealdei.t Truman. The Truman note
declared tj>at the United States
would not recognise Russian sellure of German properties In
Austrin classified by the A llif*
as “ forced transfers."
,
A I HTHIA A l’ I'ltKtTATKS
OFFBK
The Sanford Herald
Wll.LAWfl m S X I l l J . f g ^ g e ^ - F - ^ : ^ : . , 1
d's second polio rase in ping district and gassed u lot of
ks was reported Monday bat- which hud decided to make
, year . Id Marlene Sut- the hotel l»elfry their ksoir. lints
ighter • i f Mr and Mrs. era-h dived to the street as
Sutton of the Gteowon-t scores of shoppers locked on and
is ru-hed to the (‘ rippled habitues of local baTs paused in
|(ome at Umatilla tot their process of losing the week
it.
The first infantile end to peep timidly from their
i ra-c was reported on retreats, and then returned t,
that of a boy who after their haunts convinced they were
ecks of treatment, re. now sufe from the Zombies. The
Physicians termed it a Mayor no longer could l>e uccused
e.
!«if having bats in his belfry.
Announcement
Notice To Bidden*
Sealed Tills will be received
by the' City Commission of
■the City of Sanford, Florida,
at Hs meeting to be held at
7:.in o’clock P. M. July 22.
I'.MO. for the construction of
u single standard site rein
forced rulicrete tennis court.
Plans anil specification* may
la* obtained at the City Man
ager's i ffice at the City Hall.
The City Commission . re
serves iLj- right to reject any
or all bids received.
BEGINNING MONDAY, JULY 15TH
OIJR NEW STORE HOURS W ILL BE
T O U C H T O N D R U G CO
’T H E R E X A L L STO RE'
Stfnford, F lorid a
City Manager
C u rre n c y C o u rtc H y
I
dicates_there will be a record
crop of corn- and near-record
crop* o f wheat, oat*, potatoei
and rice. The domestic sugar
crop may be 25 percent greater
then last year's abnormally small
crop.
HISTORY
HAS
S J iiU W N
('anntln ami Ilia United States mtivt* Htt-atjily closer
iM A Z lM i EXAMPLES OF MEN
yNI» NATIONS BEING P HE; through thu vcarH. Oltuwu'a lusw im»v.i* in .fix the Ciuniili*.
Y O U ' R E T E L L I N G -ME!
— By yVIUIA^JUII v
an dollar ah p.Trltv u'itir oifi.*t makes the two Tourttrh'K
C entral P it t % W iil t f
alike in one more respect.
btuki-n .iailJn-UrUlsH-Columbtr
. AMONG rKOPiJi.liuhiMury^
•—
IP; The
T h e'V xcIm n gii rate with Canada has flu c t ii«lt «4 »f«r
Lord is thy keeper.— .m an y years, from tlie puiut.s at which Canadian riirr»*in*v
was worth more than A m erican , to the ten per rent a«L
vantage which Am ericans have had in recent years.
it has been intiiinnii practice fo r Canadian businc-ss
If price# uiv high, duu't buy.
hat ia I ho brat way to bring men to accept I ’ nited States currency without question,
figu ring the differen ce in value fo r each transaction.
Strangely, m en limits in A in ciicn n bord er cities have been
Wouldn't it lor a
reluctant, if not com p letely u n w illin g, to take f'aiiadian
Georgia if tajnr Tu
money over tin* counter. N ow that the need fo r arithmetic,
be elected governor T
ami all question about exact valu e o f both countries'
Hr ports from up Noilh liidicitv dollars has hee.n elim inated, ■! is hoped that I 'a ile d Stale-,
that thrra will
imui» people
businessmen w ill respond with the sam e courtesy shown
than •uir, cotuina lu Hark!#
hy*th eir northern neighbors.
Speaking of increaaed tax a«a-.smcnU In Sanford, we ere
when, lax aaacaiinenla wore uppki in Jackioiiville l y $,44,000,000;
III Ocala by I0Q percent.
You do not have to take your
picnic lunrhee with you any moor
whet, you go to New Smyrna for
a awirn.’ Them b, a restaurant oV»r
theie now which »*rvea meal*.
, /•
_______ V
Htiold Staxsen won n victory
I
Tutelar In tic Minnesota prlotar,i*a whirb may make him Die
Inrling contender fur the Itcpublican preaidt'iitiui uoniination at a
time when I hat mean* something.
Many Floridu voter* are begin
ning to wonder if Senator l'rp|H-r
wax elected by them ur by the
CIO—Tampa Tribune. It 1* a
itrange commentary on American
democracy when tba same people
4*ho elected Tom Watiuin, voted
for the open aluio amendment, and
defeated Ixix Green,' eould eontribute Cluude Ivpper to ll«e <'ID.
Mather’s Prices
ARF. BF.I.OW O P A A P P R O V E D PR IC E S!
M A T H E R w ill continue to hold tliear price* a* long
atock l u l l .
IT ’ S E A S Y T O P A Y T H E M A T H E R W A Y
fi'lltiw vtlni v t
IHK to III** ^i«»l
too HUH h
thicken hi th«
Jt' i i Wl l i B. »* t he
ii Im ayg i umpliiln*
*i that thru* wa«
Afltl IMlt fHCHIRh
i lot* luimluii’li.
Y a w n Fawfiton. o u r lo w n 't
I ra iling l i i t i l n u n . l i k e < to w r r d
t h e I j w i i — i f b u n g Ih r o n ly y J i d
w u ik thjr can lie p r i l o i r n r d t i l
lin g down.
A (I*ntut of wild
Unilotl tio l»i it b«
Oddly inouvh. this i
rtud# cf four of lh# m
Jaycees Vote To
Set Up Account
With
Blood Bank
4nHl'fMtpd I tw.M I'otf fin#
f u l l ! h u t m m u r«‘M<h*nt «»f ( jr lu n d o
Wild if Itii’liif •*i tif flu* I h u i l i l y f
U l r H t i t x n f t h e f i r l n i i d u • liih io r
i lm irt?H i . v% am |ir# « « ’n t .«f th«' i l l ‘i d lo ff in*.f t*\ It'iid t'd tin lU V lIn t H f i,
fut ll»r (| I n Y«'#*f’* t il
tl*
llt « t „ ||,|| •••!, n f —* 11- n f f i m n d u r •o*t if i»»•»**r u rn !• In- fii’ld i i i U r Km
•l«» .S iit t in in y n l* rrt«**>n a n d
*l»|f
\ | v . i , O d h a r ii
• *<111111(11«#
EASY
'M ck r i l - h u i y
tn nr i nhy*«* f o f
$|*nt|
u I$*>ut
•••§• hir Ihr ur L'nill/Mtlull 111 ihr
nmr itlttrr..
Il v%un uliu! trvralad trnluy that
th»* Iim'uI jimiot trad*? t*Hly had
received rmtirif n f airpruvnl <if the
TERMS
DEPENDABLE
MILKERS
Exorbitant rent« are the great«at danger to Horitla that ran
poa»ibly come from tlia UFA asMulnatiun. When the tourist flock
dowa h*r«4 next Winter, if Flotwla
landiorda take advantage of the
situation I,, guuga our tourist-,
Il m#y he many a year befur*
they will soar hack again. Ade
quate ptcparalion should be made
lit gdvanco to pp/Vent any such
Your B»it Labor-Saving Invattmant
CATALOG
SHOPtMNG
.1 l u t e s
triuugh. tier.- will oa soma other
Influential -members of Congress
and Ute Administration who will
ba- •Involved, Everyone who has
kepi ala eye* and ears open dur
ing the laat row years knows that
g r ift was a very common part of
gtaframant contracts, and the
commoner the batter.
Tlie City Commission la being
aomawhat criticised for planning
t« preserve the Naval Ah (Ration
until something can be done with
C O M P LETE S IN G LE MILKER O U T FIT C O N
SISTS O P T W O S IN G LE M ILKER U N ITS 10
S T A U C O C K S , V A C U U M PUM P O U T FIT
W IT H 1/3 H P. 110.120-VoJt 60 C yd a A C
*1 9 9 «>
MOdewkllleL
ft?
KvTilfiilly. Ilit' •urr*tlilnj( l**>
air out to <f|i««»t U.f Work*
A mj/'or I n g u r b t t e b t ll c l i
b n been m id J o t " j b u u t'l .i
ODO.OOO. T h n r i n j y be • i t
m e o n Ih r g n n t h l j n d but ,n
vn the lf,m .
Canada lo esport hurmonl-newt it e m
Qoetn'l tot
much like a good neighbor polit
dors il?
M AKE AVIATION YOUR CAREER!
F W
Q m
I
N H U / I
:
r L lN iV W L L , IN vJ W
THE
governm ent
E X PE N S E IN C L U D IN G s
i
OUR R E P R E S E N T A T IV E W IL L BE A V A IL A B L E TO Y O U IN T H E C H A M B E R
OF C O M M E R C E B U IL D IN G , 10:00 A. M. TO 4:00 P. M., O N W E D N E S D A Y S
& F R ID A Y S TO D ISC U SS A N Y D ET A ILS C O N C E R N IN G O U R F L IG H T T R A IN IN C P R O G R A M . O U R
H E A D Q U A R T E R S W IL L B E A T T H E SA N F O R D
N A V A L A IR ST A T IO N W H IC H W IL L SOON BE A M U N IC IP A L AIRPORT.
The Sanford School of Aviation
Stun MhIIIHu \f-if tunlift I i|p «
. Tbe F ill chief nay* them ia in
America u potential army of
f,000.000 eriminals and most of
them aru in their 'hiena, lurlliermor»,, the main fault bea with doits. he adds. Tod many of
them have loo many other things
to do Which they r-gard a* morn
Important than rearing honest,
law-abiding aorta.
Representatiae Mat* of Kentucky
la tegring tin brunt of the cur
rent Invealigatlnn into war profits
wiy** <
*17 8 0 0
STREET PHONE 990
Q
u a l it y
of
product
IS E S SE N T IA L T O
C O N T IN U IN G
SUCCESS
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i
THU RSDAY, JU LY
.
II,
1946
*
THREE
.. i ;»
|F.S.C.W. Librarians
facia/ And Personal Activities' "* * '* < *
S O C IE T Y E D IT O R —
C c c c lia T ru lu c k
Social Calendai
Edith Iaovejoy Given
Miscellaneous Shower
I ALLAHASSEK.
Jnlv
*TP1 P N O Id H
I .lufht>rill^ i»f
1 L L L . H U . i*iO |
r»r|U v!»’ f<•« \\ollUTt umtuUll|ti» tin* July 1
»«f Mrs*
« latti li, 11a\ «!t ii .is-uiani hl.rar,im! Mt*, Klin
i.m - hi e
I .me Mntth-w- n-'iH’ intv |>n»ie-
Mather’s Prices
j
I
1
•
A R E B E L O W O I*A A P P R O V L IJ P R IC E S !
e rs o n a l
___ j ___ •
■ *l ul td ii.o y
teoee. will. Ilrts
Mis* Edith laivejoy. attractive
tie. I, u|i live e>•1 ! ( I mt. 11V —tu —
.laughter of Mr. and Mrs, Augu*Scpletlll-a i ul I'.rJji
tu* Branham l.ovcjoy, whose marT ill R S IIM
Waller S. Coleman telt today i Mi*. Hayden I* tire wife uf^Hr.
linge to Ihivid Septimus Edwards, for Florence, i*. C. to make hi- Fdwwin A. Hnyiiui, fur many
The Tuwnscn.1 Club « i!| meet ■lr. of Duewcut, S. C. 'will I* hunie.
year* h.Mil of i Ih- Psychology lie*
t p Ihe City llnll nt 8:IM» I*. M. Solemnized Saturday evening nt
partment " f IM 'W . She i* an
with Mr. L. I'. ILigurt. president, Scott |', M. nt tlx- First Baptist
Mrs, Jessie Cook and son J.wli ■iluiiui.i uf I S< M and the nilthui
presiding. The pul.lir is united Church, was honored Tumwlny have gone (o Evansville, 1ml. fm nf -eieral fanAh t*. niagariio*
In attend.
evening at H;tlO I'. M. with a mis- a six Weeks' Vneatirm.
*1* ...... .. pirn- I* ide- -eieral
The Prnyv,. Hand nf the Wom lellniienu* shower. Mr*. A. C.
In.Ini icnl m 1ic!***,
Madden,
Mr*.
F.
I,.
Jiurnjiicr
nnd
an* Auxiliary of the Presbyterian
Mis, Pearl Itul—un left Tuesday
Mi*» Matlhew.- leimtnule* a
Mrs.
Voflo
Williams
were
hoMcs*
1 hutch will he bold nt 3;(H) i ’. M.
f'LT IVe*l Palm Ilend i to spend ilt.llllglllsh.'d e.-tieer ill lihliMV
sen,
with
Ih*
party
being
given
I he regular* buxines* ail,I inspir
some lime visiting friends uinl wink. Ilefnie coining I" f Sl'IV
ational meeting o f the l’resbyt*.'r- nt the home of the latter on Mag relatives.
she wa* supervisor <>f school
htll Woman* Auxiliary will he held nolia Avenue,
lllulilies in i>iiui\lite. Tenu. and
Pink roses and gladioluses an.I
«t
r. M.
Mrs. I’.vU) Drown nml daughters, wa- plot I 'li ll un Ihe -latf nf
vati-rolnrcd nsters beautifully dr* Patricia and Alio.', have left foi Hie Noitliwe'-lrin ITm eislty IdMONDAY
curated the reception room and Macmt, Ua, and Madina, Tcnn. fot hary. She was' one of a eoinmitle*'
of three who worked out (lie first
^ I ’rogram rno'ling nt the church livine room of the' Williams' home. n vacntiun.
stand.nd* fm .ilniil lil.iai ie- nd*
annex of Circle No. It id the First The dining room talile was covereil
with
a
lovely
lace
cloth
and
"
M
r
.
and
Mrs.
John
L.
Hnmiick
npled Itv the Southern A - iwial iu-l
Baptist t'huich nt 3:30 P, M.
centciud with o silver btrwl of and Mi*. Cntolyn Votnw of Tire* of I'ottege.* and S* i uiid.ny HihooL*.
with Mrs, D. K, McNnh leading. red rose* flanked bv three In am I.- oma Pmk, ,Md. me visiting Mr.
Tin* nut hu
of mini ui'iu ar
The topic will tic "Missionary ed silver candelabra holding white Hamrick's relatives.
ticle*. Mis* Matthew* also wrote
•Eflucntion, a Christian Impera tapers.
. . .
“ (tVer The llliie Walt*’ ’ a histori
tive."
Latter Thurnley of tin,* Caiial cal stoiy for yiirtirg i.ntple''pub* MOTION PiCfURE STARS John Hediak. 33, and Anne Itaxter, 30, u.
Mqnv . attractive and useful
!. inliii'. .og their weihiuig eerciiumy ‘in the home of the bride's'
Sunbeams, Junior *JlrI* Auxil gifts wer-s |irelented to the hon- Zone i- visiting in* brothej-ln- l^*heil by the I'ldvelsity of North
iary will meet nt 3.30 1*. M,
at I'.iiitlu.Minc. Calif. After tlw* marriage, the couple Jcft fur
oree. Knch guest also contrlbuleil law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Carolinn Pres*.
la Sjitulj,-, Colo., for a tyvo-week honeymoon.
(International*
Junior Iloyal A mini, sailors will her favorite recipe and the group Jack Hunter.
of recipe* were compiled in a
meet nt 3:15 I'- M.
<*,
a
Mrs. It. C. lamg returned $uu\
loojel'nf notebook for future use.
The
served ice
cream. Iced
.... hostess
..... .— .............
.............
..... day afternoon.* fiopr ■ Ohio and I . t v r . l v H r l r l t i l Silwi\k’ (*P ■
Tnrriy T i i P S T T
O
d
Tmts~pWgt ” tT»g7Tili. ’ where *|7T spent’* , 4 » U |> . . l » r i a a i - O I , U B LJL. j
TH EATRES
-f*
three weeks, visiting relative,* and
111*fiTi|{_<hp refresh ment hoi |r.
.Mm . Annii* l\
frtrrdi;
(inv S. Si"Itniiii iiint W l - * P ru tiw
IIV
.C E C K I.n T R U l. t ir K
Mr- W. I
Hoe he vvltu ha* K Ho!? werf hi*»iIi**»!"■ nt ii mi- ■
v r \I'-li’i iSity f»f I * (
been i.t*iting in West Virginia i
.............. ul ! he iimiie >‘f lit** IfiM«■: ,
and (this is .now I,, Snlesbury, ii
|I !*H I',nk Vsemir tiiriioi !ii|f Ml'
Mt». Haywanl Ivey i s , honor S', i -perilling seveinl week* with t EfllHl |,s*VMjo4.
- Llitll'- f
ed with u miscellaneous sh’ovvcr her iuisband.
Hu?-!**
fully (kvyornt»*! ?
09c O pen s 1 2 :4 5 P. M . 40c
Wednesday evening by Mrs. Leo
Mi anti Mr*%K«IiIii» Will ink m»<| •tin' |h*U hiiim* whfii» i5hiiii*r a n il
Watson. Miss Mary Tmichton nnd
,
u »*t<• plny^l
. T O D A Y and F R I D A Y
Mrs. Arthur Beckwith. Jr. nt the s**n Stnnley will arrive* in San
find ihi* wtTk after vlillinis with ' Mi*" i ittlii'int*’ t !.»»k
home
of
Mrs.
II.
Q.
Touchton,
•a -• ». aa aa
friends at.taike Charles, La f o r i* " " 1" 1
Kue*|. with Mieral
811 Park Avenue.
ten iluys,
I pillfIf*
vvhii h \vn» follow.
flnnlcs nnd contests were eli.
• i**| !iy. •lit* inany litttwWfu! *tif»\%er
‘ Joyed and n prise was nwnrdrd
M. and Mrs I M Slloeriphei V'f't'emg ...... nnd In (lie
I,, Mrs. Hayward Ivey.
The and daught-r firriee Mane led
•'> ** " " " 1 * " 'J
f hnnoice wns presented many at Thin —lay for Chaltnunogn. Term. 1•"
Mihu.tesse* p.e-n.4.,1
h»*l |'!|nxiifl
tractive gifts after which n -nlad and fottiinhuri:. T un to b|u*ih| a I m. , toy a |f|«M•
}course was served to the gue*ts. rimriTh’* \amt ion.
Ml I fit) Ml*
■-ii*..
Mi
Those
Htlending ware
Mt*
IV.
I.... I a tin I....... M.
I cany Mathew*.
Mr*. Seiner
.|*|*« +‘|*» la 11I'
kO'
M • lllf l'i
1 ■*
M and Mr? H S MrtHviii
Itruck*.
Mi** F.mily Mathew >. i!oi«?i* it ami Mr.
M uv \. i*
Slhait i Hu |*|flt1|ll. VI
\1i-s Lucy Ivey. Mr* Sid Iti itltp W Ill'll utlcf rhflflrr’iiM**ii
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1
tl.to
1 ..
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h
U
1
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I,
i
t
I
inn
id
v111 [rilkc
Chard. Sr.. Mrs. Sid Itirhard. fi . tin Saturday f..i lu»t vvrek*’ vara ■.tu h *' iipf, M" ■"
HI \ n \
A 1• I'll'Mi*1
I (Is* n»ol
Ml** Harriet Matthew* and Mi-s
i
t.» * »
t ft 1
Ii lilt
*I-I i+TI.|I
i *»m..I h\ 1 Hiiei '.
tIi«t' if Salt S'!*f Itlilf■*
Her tv Matthews.
. IM »
»' 1iIIH *i 1:*!| |*l.«f.
I '.i
i’ht *
maid
Moa U“ 1•
»
Mil I \% .1w lflil*l|* r " *.-l M|l
A 1Ml ^11!l**l I I» I -4*V, M1- , .1itV
( BI » \ r ^ **o I
■ind Hi"
\ 11 n nd M r- ( Ifri:f ir•* Timt a11»ii Ird
i if I 1'
M iss if K M II
Till!*, Mr 5. Wrn
Mip* II lid .■hr1*1lr<rn 1m\*t pd itrtied In H i *k|ior* Mari h
It. 1. If fit* h 1* I
J‘ti«n MrTrn, Mr*. Wui■*•»»'. Mi*' I hi !• home in Mr«> f.«*i fiom tin
|oi i l v
Id hi -Itiiii'ii I
l,| til l. lit > .l.i
'll WD-, 5 ‘
Tmichhiri* Mr*. flrck wilh. M m Win if* MutJnlnin- in New 11imii g* II d «
-nodWit,In
1It ti
|M*I «)il!
• . - If. .11*
II Q, Tour titan* Mr*. I,. M 111mcp shin
where they npi'iil three •**■11I’d h> l 1111
ami Mi** l/irtno Frmiklm.
J(»1MI 1Hill' «, fill tl ! •ri!
||fu|
'iiHemliii&f
weii
Wlt'L* Viii’HtloHirtC
Ml 1 ( I t s ‘HHJI»1 tu i f f 14flit M+ M
I I itve fti v ( Til hei m
I’ h n ic i :n j o v i ;i »
'll.Sd 11 1IN \* It..
•i- v. ft*' .
Mm J. P.*IT«II nnd fie* mother, Si i ri 11not, jr.tii
A picnir* wns enjoyed hy the M*
It lane fie Sluilni, left >oo **!•!,. M» eh. II. r:
Ml ->
1*lii f> k i
tnrml*TH
nnd
friumln
«»f
the
Kirnt
nieno •*r*4 nmi iriunun "i »u«- r u n f ,
T u h .Iu,, f...
n ettend**f| .li*we| II»'"dde5
M.tlfl.j t . .
III
fi»t an
(111 x|
1 II
Christutii Church .Sunday Sehjwl
...... .
|„d,.|,).mhoice. Mo eiiH. Mm t hit ! V
« l Puck Springs on \\edneaday . where
„ .___ t l_
.
Mr?' Hall wili M*it
hr» nld I . n i n e ,M * nil
• a.
- ...
.
ffhouf leafier wlio had im one of
AtftOM«i Mi!e !
After a refee*h»8e swim gom #*,fiif
p , , . , Hilrlv r,„ . I inmynt i ! » ••«*h
m»rf rflJif »»j»t H fort rhihlfrn vvrre mult. Knrmiin In ( .difnrnui flu V Evun- lilt d*» ih
jnvi d
will Mmi nt Oklahoma Oty
Kr...... M
\*
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#
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vjx.it relalive, mid then j*i» ft* San Ihti|m • M
hit* I
*!*nmndo where they v*dl s»*it Mr I ,.vio d K.hIi • M
M
M t> i • *
'ti* Stailm'- slstri In -ai I in c- ... h o ! Lii.
.......................
'
,
.. 'tine wih |,i* iho guest- '•( \|i, noli, \|t • I I le Kill ill I* M'
\li*. A *tfti * M
Wrckl) from Home llrmiin.lrs
(Hall** daughter, Mr*. It < 1 u'lt'g ||, ki»\ u|p)
welliel, M'
( I. S. Heifiian
Spaeialixt, TalUhs**cp
Mti*. F. K*
s»vu fruit this year. Ft ml ll.tr('ANN'INfi PKAt'IILS
j put up can he used In salad* ainl
News that jirnches are plentiful tail mixtures, or sweefeiicd t,l
offers homenfskers one ef th e! ,ervfng wttli sugar *nted fi.uo
suminci's Ia•*i etnme. f.>, home ttu* family'- *1
xigag
rJtnm
1
impel l ant . rn
than
ratming— uiuie imperlanl
«"
|trr,. u )hl. wn
h"*,"
ever thU ye... due to the world* rBChcs, aec.rdi.lg !..
I'.
f.-.Hl Shutlagi and the ptosf.ei I , „ rtmp„ t „ f
I
—illsrO
•that seme * miner* i.»ii> ratmeil i,oHW}mirf«;
Kpnrl—“<'ha niphm of ihe ( ur*
(fruits in. tin* cauilry will iwil he
f'nn only fruit that i- ft I. I
NoTcKy—v|)ne lor nf I’alntins"
large enough to meet run*1111111
firm, ripe, nnd ^ret* ft**n» t hlem
DNIVIHS.M. Ni:W»
demands.
Even canning peaches tvithuiU islies, Kiperresa i» shown h, ihe 1
sugar is worth considering t> larrkgmund rolor of the peaeli
not hy the rosy blush on some
varlftlc*. Choose a ground Ihnt
is yellow or yellow-white, mlhci
than green.
Work with mi more than nm
1 ranner lead ai a tim<
Wn h ti,.
_ oraches well, lifting ihem ..1.1 <|f
firuising. To peel, dip in h'dlmj
hruising. To peel, dip ifl h<' U111hr
the wafer riirpfulH
*u avoid
water for n minute m -o the.
(pilekly into etild, and -hie will
slip o ff ea.il>
I’ ll the peaehe*, and nil In
tislvea or afice*
If fruit Is juicy, add S cup
dry sugar (o c*ach rpiatt uncooked
p-arbea, and heat to the boiling
joint. For less juiev fruit, drop
•Ii l*» aiiii"i you
ILK. IKItllV SILVERM AN IMIN
into already-boiling sirup of nlioii'
1hey citiphii you!
^ Anylu'dy ZASI’ H
JlllS HOHY I.AINti,
1 cup sugar 2 cups water or
(t
leisure
.
.
In,
nr,
1>I i>Jv 'h MRS III '.II W l! • Id 'llK l.. MIC- I
peach Juice— made hy crushing,
'lisplTasilli
Ii
,
* I" I*' w I n il 1 Jilts. C K A R A M S ,,
heating, and strainlni peaches
that are sound hut too soft for
till \ND 'IKS Kl N i'll Kit MCcanning. Just neat thfough.
DAN1KI.. I HKD HELL, J. C.
Canning sugar may l«j stretched
MITCH I'Ll . JRiNK BENNETT.
by replasing up In oon-lhird^he
WALTER IIICII. (i. W A U S IIN ,
sugar with tight-colored corn sir
HOI. IIA If It IS. JIM IIICKJ1N8,
up, or up to one-half with mild*
1
CLAY
W ILLIAMS. E R N E S T
flavored honey. I f pcachi-s muss
I IIO llS llu l Dt.lt. M R S
C. A .
he canned without sugar in order
ANDI Itscs.
ItnilE IlT
W IL
to save them, hent them in tlolr
LIAMS. Villi; IN I A CAIH O UN .
own juice (>r add Just enough hot
water to keep them from »tickiru
to the pan.
Tack peaches loosely in rlran.
P h o n e 3 5 7 -W
‘ h*n cm*jr with boilingU 2 South P a rk
JEW ELER
hot liquid. Leave tj-Inch hen I
space at tbs top o f the jar. Work
oui air babbles try running h knif>down the jar side -adding more
liquid If necessary to cover Hu
very Irking . - • To prople nt
fruit. (A quart Jar usually later
work In -i n id her people not
about V to 1 cup liquid).
working S<> they tell you that
Adjust jar lids. At sea level,
work L wonderful inedluu*. Ju*l
process Jars o f peaches 20 minute>
look ai FIRESTONE nml FORK
In a boiling water lurth ranner.
and EDISON. And they lecture
At higher levels, add I minute
you till they'll- out of In rath or
nrecessing time for eath 1,000
something . . . And then if you
Complete seal according to di*
don't surenmh they starve you Vi
rsctlons for the type Jar. Let jars
death, or something . . . All of
coo| right side op, uncovered, and
which r-ssR in a nasty quirk: MRS
B0YH COLEMAN. VA L
away from drafts and sudden cold.
That If you don't want to wnrk BOBBINS. BUD
MOUtiBTON,
you have 10 work to cam enough MBS. LESLIE W ENT, A. C, MC
money so that you won't have
INTOSH. Mil- und MRS. J. N.
tu work.
DILLON. Mr and MRS. W A L
IU N -TA N N ID Barbara Lynn of
JANE LACE PHILLIPS, MRS. C. L.
LANA- TURNER
High Point, N. C„ is pictured after i ........
-------- • and
,
. ,
aba wa* cboaen “ Mlu Dixlo” In an j BUSSElJ, sav they have tried RE1JD1 NO, HR and MRS C. VY.
all-Southern beauty contest held without avail to ,*t*c millionaire BAKER, MRS ALIC E W lfrllT,
sportsman, plane g ild e r
and MRS. HAMILTON IHSBEE . . .
at Daytona Beach, Fla. She will
compete for the title of Miss A u ft^
mnvii maker HOWARD HUCiH-h*ve all been recent downtown
' lea at tha annual beauty pageant *> ES, fighting for life in ti"«dshnpporn in Sanford.
lytUantic City.
(International)
Edith I ) vcjoy Given
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Mrs. Hayward Ivey
Honored With Party
T li5 K R AC K T A L K
M A I III II w ill cuntinui' to hold these p rices ns lo n g
is situ h lasts.
•IT'S E A S Y T O P A Y T i l l . M A T H E R W A Y ”
W ILL BE CLOSED
M O N D A Y , JU LY 15 thru J U L Y 29
OPEN AGAIN”
MEET THE f
SUPER- \
SALESMEN!
}®8 0 />
TRADE - MARK
SHOWER CURTAINS
W ON’ T ROT, MILDEW, CLING, SHRINK, STAIN
Hints To Housewives
W M . E. K A D E R
K ') mmi dinner mruin blue*- “ K K l.N li"•
nni.ino jii licit in vlay... Ixuk liiun
ilir w.ir. Inner dun ever! •
llnln.» in 1'Uililli-x ill* *|'Jx if
no
(hiiim)
rnvclop >011 while yniire
Kiiliipg
.mil even muxj'ciie*! lug* will
inrt'ig.ir >"iii KlU NI. darner curuiii's
heal vc,did veaniv.
( hoove your K RR N E' Hfand thower
lun.nm mil window inri.nn* let truuh
from j |tw el vyinphony uf mint and
j
beauty
( i n e your luthnaim a real color lift!
“ KKKNK” window curtains $;t.!ir>
‘KKFNI5” shower curtains ^3.05
Pcachbloom
Oriental Pearl
Dusty Rosa
Sunshine Yellow
Aiura
South Sea Green
IT 'S Y O U R M O V E Here A re M o n e y Savers
�t
Hitt SAMEQBl) UKKALD, SAHFOUU, KLOU1UA
?ACE FOUR
TH U R SD AY, JU LY
Fresh Green Top
Tex*# Y«JIqw
Fleshly Vainldd! •Tti'decoratrd !
Ite-arra n ged !' Ucniwleleil!
Yes, Table Supply Is ’ all
"-Spruced" up just like 11 gnuxl. brandr new store. Yrm'U enjoy shopping nt Table Supply
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muu» tijan ever. Come today fie- low prices I
Heads
Prices Good Also At Tablo Supply, 214 E. First St.
Cuban
N.„Y. I>t'v»so<l
Avocados
Pound
u> 19c Potatoes 5 u» 27c
Michigan
Tender Young Hen
Drawn Weight-Pound
Hnowhltn
Aromalicl
Well Blendod-Ll)
N. Y. Dressed Dong Island
Virginia
Ixko
Pound
Htokcly Chopped
No. 2 Can
Potatoes 10 it* 39c Branco
u>
K raut
B lackberries 32 c
ri cnwUc*xC —
Del Monts Dlred
Itaalcmon turnon
Or,unto Fcku*
Ju ice 802
Call*. Thompson BwcMxI
Carrots
303
Dc/iCiOtli —
gi
BUkaly Fancy Dtcsd
(Is. Turnip
B eets No 2 co
G ree n s ”<> 2 **
Van Camp I.ya
Old (Slory Bonkvd Uaby
H om iny
Lim as No 2 *•»
'U l/iCHCt./'*
Fresh Florida
Fla, Caught BpfevUh
tim Perch
iced Tea Glass With
33c Mackeral
7 itn sfJ
it
i'«w England Cod
•11 lt«ady Drsa>«d Northern
Fins Fat Balt
2-'/«-lb Packages
Cottage
Beech Spinach
Nut
Cocktail
Baby Itudco Farm* Egg
Foods Noodles *
Choptill
Htrained
H E I N Z
Famous
BABY
Bunnyland Skinlcsa
( Hunt Dill
FO O D S
Wieners
u>
35c
Hunnyland Fresh L. Link fork
Straiao
jackaon Vegetable
J*r 8c
Jar 8 C
Jar 1 1 c
’Ulhoff Horae
Sausage
Yellow Hharp
Cheese
Stokely Grapefruit
^
43c
Bunnyland Hnto. Cntry Bty. Pk.
ib
Sausage
tb
■wked
Sold Both ib 39c Tooguoi
Disinfects-Dcodoriscs-Uleachea I
Phillip* Chicktn Noodle
BllvtB Tk*. Burftod Mans
Olives »**>• 39 :
Van Camp ChUi Con
Bhradd^l
it:
Came
Ralston
Libby Deviled
«■■»•■• n . M i
or Whole, lb
; ,
12t
Center Slices, Ib
Ham *•■*>
Aasprtat Flavors
Kam’a Chill
<auce
lie*
Saturday 4uly 13
11, 1046
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TH U R S D A Y , JULY
11, 1»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
Feds Cop Twin . Bill From Islets, 1 2 - 6,, 4 - 0
Is Meet Orlando Tonight In
Contest Slated For Tinker Field
By Julian Steiutrom
Huron! Sport* Editor
Tonight Manager Ed Levy
lakoa hi* Celery Fed* t» Or
lando for a single engage
ment with Manager Ted Madloop-lrading Orlando
Seaatoro. fiame time ha* been
**t" for li:IS I*. M.
Lou lievll. the new Senator
rlghthandrr who cant down
from Chattanooga when Or
lando dropped pitcher burler
Cene Major*, will take tho
hill. Manager I-evy ha* not
>et announced hi* atartlng
“
The Fed* of old. brave and bold,
took the field last night and when
hoetililir* ceased at lt:td P. M.
Manager Ed l-evy'a boy* had rack
ed up a double victory over tho
Daytona. Reach Islanders.
Nearly 1,000 fans paid thalr
way into Sanford'a Municipal Park
to see the twin biU and ttw
majority of them wer* doubtful
that the Feds would I)* able to
I___ F O R R E N T
*
W A N TE D TO RENT
FLOWER POTS
all sites
H ILL HARDWARE CO.
30] East First St.
MUST have furnished house or
apartment before August I.
Permanent, no children. Walter
High, Ph. H2-W.
I PAIR sra'ui; 1 spray cart snd
1 duster cart, both with hitch
3 R E A L E S T A T E FO R SALE
fa* troctor use; I duster cart;
1 lot of hand tools; I »red bed
T-ROOM HOUSE FOg- SALK"
spray pump. 2 Cole planter*;
2471 PALMETTO AVENUE
I ha'nd duster;
i
single
W. F. BRUNSON. OWNER.
di*e and harrow fur mule; t
SEE ED LANK
leveling board; 1 large fert
APARTM ENT house* with good
iliser broadcasting cart with
incane.
hitch fur tractor ur*j. Carl S.
FOiALL bungalow close in an Iy
.Mynas, phone THl 4.
H 000.00,
/
_ ; ■
pFORFT buyingthat TA R PAU L
A /flCFI Country Home wfth
IN get our price.
Stanley
exlht Ini*, lideai place for
Huger* Hardware Co.
_chicken* and garden, $3500.00.
TWO story huu*#, 4 bed rooms.
close in.
BOAT OARS?
8 ROOM bungalow, one of San
YF:S—we have iHrni.
ford’s moot popular streets.
Stanley Royers Hardware Co.
6 ROOM stucco bungalow, move
In the same day you buy it. NEW boy'i Viking blcyrle, u*ed
Rest residential section,
t month, $35.00. Cali Trailer
ASTUCCO bungalow,
furnished,
possession August 1st.
23 ACRES land on miniatur* ONE hammer mill cornplat* with
Ink*, only $1800.00.
iw w*r unit, (irind 'your own
TEN arr*< land on
feed, grit* and meal.
2528
only Ll 000.00.•
Orange A w .
•SMALL grov* with
store building, priri
0,000 ft, Ilf -’ *10. 2xh. 2xfl. 2x1
Edward F. Lane
AF*« $*« i<.nJiif and gruuv-“The m»n who know* Sanford.
- flooring. 2528 Orange Ave.
FOR HALE
BIX room bungalow near South F E R T I L I Z E R — $ 1.25 „
Orange Ava,
Hide .School. Thl* bungalow la
nlcaly arranged and ha* hard
Wood fbot>ra throughout. Prleetl O N E waahing machine,
cleaner*. Completely
guaranteed. Trotter’*
T A. W ILLIAM S,
F.trvice. 304 W. 2nd.
BKALTOB
Ianti* Bank Bldg,
ba g.
252 H
3 vacuum
rebuilt A
Appllanre
Ph. 1004-
ATTIC FANS-Emeraon 35, 4
7 NEW htninen In colorod next ion,
and 4m inch. OPA price*. .Ran
6 wKh three lietirnome, 2 wllii
dall Electric Co,
two bedroom*. See Tear Boll,
Knleeman, nr
ItICKEIt—2-horsepower, A-t con
W. IT. William*. Realtor
dltion.
Randall Electric Co.
f
415 Atlantic Rank Rhfg.
4 REAL ESTAfE WANTED
W ANTEDt
Tiomaa,
pronertv.
W.
LUtlnga af farm*,
groves , and bualneas
M. WILLIAMS. REALTOR
4ta Atlaatle Dank Rldg.
________ Talapbsna n tfl________
LIST your property with Tom
, Bolt, Salesman for W. R. WII5 or 0 room house,
Prefer ft filshrd.
Permanent
resident 1 lephona 908.
WANTED—grocery store, prefer
ably with living quartan. Reply
Box 02, tlo Herald, giving price
A location.
F
ARTICLES FOR SALE
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S K I,K -S K K \ It i:
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rile newest, mnst imwIeiB
way Ui *iu»p la the *elf urvl
Ice way! Taken »li.,rt ■.tn.ll
through thl* htnre and pick
Up the item* p ill tired a* >«tt
go Ail of mir product* at.priced exceedingly love well
s Ithln your f,*id hudget nl
luwnnfest
if
*;
COFFEE
Pound J.ir 29c
Quantity Rights Bosoivoti
Pricon Good Thru Sal July 13
FRESH,
MELLOW
RIPE
(, le ta niiig
dnuhte
to t igh t -cen te r,
flbine ui>rkt‘il with ease mi,I was
-levt i a ten lift" j,t nnv lime dur
ii><
i f f . , ff
I »««!*?• •
:i»«-l
hm -rlf
p-if; J**I
Hi 1 f mi Hrt | miff
■Anlkr*|
nftr
I l 1wi»4* 1
to fight tn r-H'liril
NO GUESSING
V ABOUT QUALITY
STVND1N G S
OR QUANTITY I
I earn
Orlundo
} -SANFORD
FRUITS:
Apple Sauce
Apricot Halves
!
29c
12c
Grapefruit
27c
Sweet ( lu-rrics
Grated Cocoanut
Rhubarb
VEGETABLES:
Green Broccoli'
I*eas Si Parrots
49c
28c
23c
35c
21c
|
Asphratrus Spears 49c
Fancy Cut Corn 25c,
Mixed Vegetables 24c
Spinach
30c:
Cooked Squash
23c,
Cauliflower
29e
Sweet Potatoes
13c i
24c |
Turnip Greens
24c j
Cut Green Beans 24c
Cleanser 2
CAULIFLOWER
Pound
Vanilla
no
H EIN Z
BABY FOODS
8c chP 11c
runuc
Conlor Cut Slices—lb
Yellow Sharp
Cheese
>b
53c
Sausage
ib
Sausage
Vanma
Chocolate
Pineapple
ib
F IL L E T
Insoct Spray
ib
New Rngland <‘od
43c
Hunnyland Bmo. Ctry. Sty. I’l,
NO W A V A IL A B L E !
1 5 C
2 bo» 12c
flunnyland F'r. t-ong Link
F IL LE T
ib
Dressed, Pan-Ready Northern
43c
Cooked Salami Vkft>23c
Cold Cuts
Ib
39c
Colt. Choose
Ib 21c
Bologna
Ib
39c
Wieners
Ib
35c
Pork Brains
Ib
27c
Boof Tongues Ib 39c
Dog Food 2lb-pk 25c
Bouillon Cubes 5 k* 10c
Giant Dl^ls 3 fo r 25c
Beech-Nut
Fresh Florida
BABY. FOODS
3(
3(
3(
|Roberts Grocery
U8 MAONOUA AVENUE
.
0
Fine Fat Salt
M U LLET
Sir Jar
»>
Gc
Ch Jar
11c
25c
Florida Caught Spanish
M A C K E R E L ib 25c
While Crab
SUPER SUDS
WHEN A V A ILA B LE
Laiflo
23c
S T E W IN G H E N S
Peach
‘41 WtLLYB coupo, $009. Good
condition See owner, Hartford
T o u rh tn n
«
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l-.tiolfiii
|.{l i h *u
f ' n t c l U i * tm.l 4!ui| •
Touchlon Drug Company
AU TQ S FOR SALE
t«»r
T i l l !»' *»f » ttlli*,— f-fUr-
LARGE SUPPLY OF
IS
I
I
Ba r i,a 1
Rrt*l*=
yff.st*-n
Un #0 you can add to your
automobile liability policy, $1,000 medical payment for each
person accidently Injured white
a Passenger In ynur car. In
elo$ag Y O U . C. M Royd «
No l
**.,lit , ' o m i i .
H rjiH t,
ITUCNCHEO
Want new Pep and Vim? Green
Beans
•to^ » or destroyed.
C. M. Eoyd* A Co.
•**< ■>* »»>■ « » i
I *"M "U l » " V
V t
il,! a single rletui bit until Or.*
r sir I it when l.eiuiui, I,lusted a
Husbands! Wives!
0 U * Aw alry FioaUr policy w
rapoy yon for jewelry lo
h .,,, i
(ml seeteii.
t tp the lull fui the F'ed* In the
o r d engagement « » f'al lllutic.
In- big r ig h t h a u d e . did not p e r
BU \- your rar, reganlle**
age er condition. Roy Keel,
ex|>erl work,
PIAN O tuning
I W. 2nd Ht.
Phon*r 963, The Music Box.
AUTOMOBILE in nod eondttlon
NEW CARS
pay cash.
are bard to geL Let u* put your
a t r*--*$>Wm V I « 9*E. •«*
old oitr la tip-top condition. Her
fa*T»oap T»t-1y
Vi-n
AlliT ITj Ihirti for,!# laMfl*
7 P*t*» Lhaaatock, Supplies us for Auto Painting, SlmonDing,
Battery Charging, Motor Repairs,
Welding, Seat Covers. Also used
I BU T eowa, calve*. rearllngg. cars and truck*.
Santfard. u« Tuuchlnn l)rua »’•)
» . W. Lord. Phone
TATES AUTO P A IN T
AND IIODY WORKS
N U R S E L O S E S FAT
01NTEB puppies — month bid.
_
Phone 371
Blooded stock — Phone Gordon 105J L Palmetto
. SAFELY AYDS WAY
Dean , 148.
. 9*
13 NOTICES— PERSONAL
W M aihaawr wdfkaef axartAm
fabrlu.
i irr k 'jiif
Hitvr rmiihi
LAW NS m o w e d .
)t<-n«miable
price*. Jerry laird, piroui 'ha tiuincNvtth
37 til
Palutka
30 10
Lee* but g
33 4'.l
Du) tana lieneh
30 52
EXPERT piano tuning
HECTItlNH IN hVRI'r
L.i-1 Night'* lle*ulipairing. II. Cliff in,
Oriaiida I, Palatkn I.
105, Ml Dura. I'hunc
HANFORD 12-4, Daytunu II
PITTED
DODGE - PLYM Ol I II
•Si. Augustine fl, Ia-e*lnirg u
PAHT3 AND HEMVICF
Ihl.und II, (iaine*vill*j III,
109 Palmstlo Ave.
Phone 1011
Tnnight'a (inmen
SANFORD at Orlando
].ee*litirg nt Palatku
THE 80*1 i* preferable to Hit
■St. Augustine nt (lainr*vitle
$50 deductible collinion or up
Dnylunn Reach nt Delutml
aet automobile insurance. Cel
our rate* fur your car* am!
truck*, C. M. Royd * Co.
LEAD IF;
W. L. I’rt.
t it I non FANCY
oy on your fire, windistomoblle, workman’*
itlon,
burglary,
Ra
nd other
ln*uraiKe.
ha our profit-sharing
insurance. C. M. Boyd
>i .
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litH r «h hnlt"
nff
5,
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„| !*■ »••*-h r ll- r till*. mat. Inc till*
t*,i.
S i l v e r r t M * j , U c ' lt r v tf f c y v i r f i f - r r -
HO SPITALIZATIO N
liwui
Individual, family and x
C. kl. Royd & Co.
ItFLNT A CAR
I
YOU DRIVE IT
PHONE 200
BTRIChl. AND-MtiinosON
U-DRIVK-IT, INC.
t
Im m
■i.itntig duties it, the nighteap,
Jinked Maloof f.o a f ree pass.
Hi yard lined » high fly into cenV, fsdd and Kituner tugged up
um
Incme
accidrnt in'uraiuc
Klarl.lii
’ ni'ntirJfJ
ISKAt.)
ui * Iwith ru nners ,
II,. Kcls ra cke d up a n o th e r In
the seeund when i i r y a n t beat, out
mi in field lilt, went lo th ird on all
•
by S,,*li mi,I sc o re d on n
- a , , d u e by T u t t le
The firm) Fed ta ll) c a m e in th.i
,\ll> a lie n K r a m e r do ub led til
Hgld and went to third on an er!.>i by c en te r
field er Htuwa rt.
I t ), it, Sharpe, win, !<»,k „ver the
IF'FITIME
hanJ anil mai
. n ji n f i .r i t
, "
l,Mh
<«ir ,lt* **r
rli
rfur in
eu *il « f r m a uInir.l n a i
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V nn
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LOANS
ON automobile*.
M. tloyd & Co. uutl T u t t le » » * hit by a pitched
ON ruxh value of life insurotue
bull. Hr i,li- »uri Hired '*>lh men
ludiclea at i!**'- to
C to the n ext ba se nml I.*k<- a g a in
M. It..ml A Co.
blasted *o .double into right to
O l N f i to fl> * Oct a tr ip irect
dent p olicy fro m t , M. itoyd
A Co,
11,1
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stel.RA.N.
m
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mti \i\ ilma imjiuit
giiiit
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•(' m U 1 In * .1 nffhfje *f VVInil Ink
fa t D)anc. big Celery T M right?
bsocler, whiirwasticd tlie Dayton*
Urarli IsIaik Ici* Ihm night In the
linal portion n! Ihr Hanfonl-Day: lain d..ul,t.di.ai!ir at the Municipal
Park by a score ig 4 to 0. Blanc
'.mitered six Dodger blngle* ond
was never In troub> tlirouglioul
tlir contest In e r><L* also won the
llnd game. 12 to 6
FLOOR SANIIINt;
and finishing. Cleaning and wax.
Ing New flou rs surfnred In per
fection. Old floors made like new
Call
II. M. (tl.EASON
Lake Mary, Fla
m :\ itr
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I. H A N
rt.»
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il.ilii.t,
l.i.th m -ii
W HAT
mattress**, boa
RTO Rico c
tato vinaa- $
M^^Bngliah,
K lt i'l'
tirr
attsilol
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of jirtui*,. i- fVifltl*
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wllfr It lift < t.^1(r,| in
K.»m**rl KrIrK»e>n
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M rl. K .W
.VOTHTI m
T in :
A le l*'i:
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spring*. .Hollywood bada. All
type*
mattresses
renovated.
tFdey - deep bet Ur
tonbilitl
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UPHOLSTERY
Aldl'FI MAUD:
I ‘-a>f «•!«!% Ile-arh.
*> m «mi*
SALE
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FOR
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6 A R T IC L E S
HEN It V VI.
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T ..r'n^-V.Vh Har d Of H e a r i
LEGAL NOTICK
THE BOX SCORE
I *W
1st NORTH Carolina grown Cupen
hapen Cabbage plants, read]
.Aug 15th to Nov. 1st. I'laci
room MpurtmenL Apply
Sour order now for early de
vary. Call 705-M.
ONE fin ish ed apt., 2 furnished
SCREEN DOORS
cabins.
Phone County 4802,
H ILL 1IARDWAKE CO
Mr*. Shnrj.
301 East First St.
5 ROOM house, furnlsherl. Adults
R A IN COATS
only. 125.00 per month. J. V,
RAIN HATS
Marlin, itt. 2 Hox OR.
TA R PAU LIN S
FURNLSIIF:0 apartment.
H ILL HARDWARE CO
.101 Best First St.
Takach’* Restaurant.
T e'-ip hone 1129 .
Whitewashes Dodgers
woe simply that the red alietwork w ti oo bogged down dur
ing the pact four performance*.
However, tha game was only
minute* old when the Feds came
to life in the opening tilt and
timaly hitting, IS o f thum to be
exact,
plus
fancy
fielding
throughout the firat game proved
margin enough for the locals to
score a 12 U> 6 win.
Tha aocond game was only
mlnutoa old before the Feds hail
come .to Ufa again and, although
moundsman Joe Maloof, capable
Dodger parteldrr, held the Fed*
to 'five blow*, lhay came with
men On 0>» sacks. The second
contest, a seven-inning affair,
wound up with tho Fed* on the
top end of a 4*0 count.
In the opener, Angelo Tort I
faced Sanford's Jodie Howington
on the. hUh Howington held tho
Dodrwra at baf In tha first from*
SMALL apartment. 815 W.
2
whon Ruddy I»ake *ent u scream- |
ing double into right field.
Daylopa knotted the count with
two in the fourth hut the Fed*
came hack to whip another pair of
men over the pliile. The Fed* lost ,
the lead in the fifth when three,
Itlet »lngle* an.l a Fed error
were rmpomibte for three !>od*
gcrit to ream per over the dl»h.
Sanford aware that their hit
ting » * * being matched blow for
blow by the visitor*. unleashed
a lix-hit attack in th* fifth to
puih over six marker*.
Daytona added another in the j
sixth and the Fed* grabbed two
more in ll.j teventh to wind Up
th*.scoring.
Lake, with a double and two
alngl-s. ’ powered In four run* a*
did >econd ha*finan Tuttle with
a pair of yafetie*. Ilride got threhit* whikj AI lllynnt got two in
H , T . Draaaed,
Ducklings
Long LDkrid
n>
38c
DBCTT
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I
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ,
F R ID A Y ,
Bomber Crash Victims Removed From Mt. Tom
Conferees Hit
n .
Detours
Ministers Trying To
Find Solution To
• Questions
About
Germany, Austria
JU LY
12,
213
May Is Formally Invited
To Testify Before Senate
W ar
Repair W ork On
Southside School
To Begin Shortly
• P A R IS , Ju’.y 12. </P>— The
Foreign
Ministers
Confer. .cnce is trying t o , find, new
roads to the solution o f (jiies
tions about tierm any anti
Austria hut it. Hecms that
everyw h ere
the
diplomats
rltirn. th ey Lump into a dr.
"■ lour. ’
N ew proposals were made
NO.
Amoclated I’ rcus le a s e d W ire
1946
British Uncover Falcslinc A rm s
I
(.'roup Says Congress*
man’s explanations
June I Were Not
Accurate
Facts
W A S H IN G T O N .
July
12.
(/!*»
Thi> S c ii .H i * W a r In -.
! v iM tig a liiig ( ’n n tm iU w
hitn
fiifin a ra ii^ fS fn a a
i R piiri'si'litalivi* A iiiln *w M iiy
j if K i't'tm k y . :i kinyr him to
I it *I i !'» T ile I'h.tirmmi i>C thp
11•hi ■ Mi|it«iiV Af f a i r ^ <‘omtmttr.- will \n ‘ asked to iv\*
jilai/i bin allt'v'cd rnnia-vtionA
null tiif- till 111*1*1 i i t i i r i i i ctuit*
hi in*. n»i%i timlvi I'atitfroniutuil
i*f nf ifiy
Renovation W ork - I*
t Okoycd By School
__Buurd _A1_krtMi ■»eeting
*
today In an effort to break dead
lock* on lionics like W crntmlixe-l
economic administration for tierTir|i.«it utitk »*n fit* Smith Si*!**
many and a peace treaty for
iVii'i H\
i- •*%|M
r1#1i i * * l»*
Austria. Each proposal contained
dial fi d •siiitfi, ilr* i*f iltttg I f Sti|*l
conditions that threaten to delay
|T. W rJiACtf.fi, vvfflf wii! lhat i Im*
agreements or l>»r them altngeth.,
j w^rlk
wns Hulhorixni Ky t I f
er.
t*CV'Uti!v SrbfM * lluiiril following
At the same sessinn Secretary
i HVimimiMi.lllionw nf S n ll f n » *1
u»f Stale tlyrncs made new stateThu »"imn itl«'e «l«v|ui*M that I lie
i R r M Iniftrfjk with wlumi lb*
ment* on the reparations that
M**y
in **.ti*cutivn
*
IliMfl
mri
Thnr*dn>.
liusaia hn« received’ from Ger*»i» June* I did iwt furnish
|
M
M
nit
llti-4
w«»tk
»»••
ml
' many. Hc-declnrrd that the Sov
Ifit> ' full .inti iim m iir feud*/*
Vi*r Inurf f ii In* 11*1 **iv inI nl ill*’
iets have Inkrn f N ,000.000,000
C
’
-nift
1
1
fulfil'
mm ljtl> I?.1
*,
ai*<l
*!
Worth whereas • Soviet Foreign
W \ 'IIIN liT M N
flu
‘ vrmu?
ijS b'H'*>*l I 111*( »V*I k I’il 11 |l«* Ssla!11 I
Minister V. M. Molotov had said
\\.i*i
tiiMtik'-i11oic
r«n»Miiltew
earlier in the week that Russia Charred taxlics lie on lh>- floor creshed At full speed into Mount il n.irtl .it tin* iimr of flip rtafth. j irnnit hutrly m **»*lrt ilia! iitirrnf
if the \lrlrtna have lieen j r »H
itlin m* Hiittlr '*P
had received $10,(8(0,000,000 |tt of an Army ambulance aftei Tom, Unyoke, Mass., kilting oil N.i
f i tu ■-■•*! - 1.tfi -r fi* Si
Many A rut* w ilM r c h l p e n d in g t * * lifn w lu r ii
their icmitval frtrm litc wreckas-- t»«*nt> five aboard
war damage*.
• hlinJl « .»- Itllll-I !/•-,
"•»t ..t km
I I
The main discussion today, if n 11-17 Army Imolto i that am! Nitty ritltkint* personnel to n
i (I
*1.». \V
I'MI.
however, centered on the multi*,
«s-t. • 1 *«l 1* 1 >t | 1.f i'.-vf
of controlling Cicrmuny's economy.
! ... .f!a*1*'*| tuiiii IsSlyrocs called for immediate step, 5 ( Q _ !
O f
>*1
toward the rrration of central
O p ir il \yl
111
a »*,»-,- ..f lit,a.
IsU
economic- agencies. France made
SI 1.| «... 1
rtillnirfurt »!
a "remarkable concession in it*
H 1 -ips uf ( i \m4
! Ii • *f fift,.
response to,that proposal. Foreign
'in
i. (I . ilh’d I" f« <tI
n *-u j i « »■*i*njfn Mim L *+h:4= «, un i
Minister (loorgrs llldault agreed
I,*
i i I l odd 'p'H ltdd
*
I W
A,
U mI)
l l M., t il
X lf lf n i I
T
lo go along with the idea if the
’
• ■.nl -t.ind mu Ihen
\ VS K t N ti l»*l> I " -OV» I Mt* Bill' i f Viftk|tHf■y feet
it*tfI i
ronl-rich Saar region is not in-Iiinii.tMiii Hifht and n’hnr lo
rludfd. Molotov, who two days
# f II I (I [ItetM l»f t ill
1 hm**3»f* t Q ltt- " I**nr«| r h lli^ t is
i i l l i l \ V -1 \ l i f
fMVl V
. lewtif) if il»f*y lll'MiK'ht it would in*
ago loid the ministerl Ural flu*i i u m b t M e h r f n iir u H t / n t in n c h i i r g - 1 ft u m H t r i r k h n n i
tm n *
jriimmai-- them. Huth tftok (|r|van.
sin was against any dlimetnbcrIm t a v t ll/U
"111 v e-ii*' I till T n f p n n v f n # fc U N O
|MVr iii fh=«* HUhit »lwl reliifipii lo
nl. penrnl of III* I'dill FNRRA
M till
(Jllvr-t
M-i oiiu.irnileil
rnen( of tiermany, replied ihnl j
vMii*
iMiinomiy, FMil
fonntcj
sti|.| lies *oiil to l lima air Muirh; -tty tfualre* weie 1i--n|ipolnl>'d i»!
he would have to examine tho
|mi! that hr i*ud
hefniQ
itig tiee.lv ('li|r . *• in the t urn—larv irjrrr -*e of *'. a *»i«***l*» MIIMHNI. HKI I s lib a m m i m - I'd l* I Him l.iiodoo
jtfiaar (picstlon first, especially the
1 ,nl lh«*
*o»vn **♦ •*• vijlrn,*! a n nt-',,
niuiitst an a*.
of
Mi*
latul
e
” oru!ition that the Italin l»e ino '/ l r fsigliatiuti i
* M#d liltlldH'f-v »d
! 11 Nr. 1ah iii* ml?*'i
f t h III Mt ti
t«l .
«1 It MlIHril «ll» .Nvnattf
.
- - -1 .---„
Ttet1 Ua$, ShM4 (Tull f«r »**y*
The rlsttriss' "Fmig W 1-1*11 *41**t»l*At,*ha» —K4--w tfkdie* U* *h-» ( iif-whir, Hf J-l* ;rh
cr»p*h»tlvl into the French moor,
it i -d \4» fr"|r Hkti utivt*
Id:.
tu l r * “ ntnrv ** iIt ;
_
..........
,
**
land girl* which Is sponsored h* that Mine are gli.iiiMl.IVM) de tituto Sanf ril tiitiiiiifif Sg*h*>d
tary and economic systems.
*»■
Mpk'trd
t M-. rind MUlIlii I di hlLU-l IlFtVP
ii
linOrp
t h;in?i!.in,
Ry M iilnrd ( on noli y
Jthe .Salvation Army post her- Unite •' <Uliiiiiiiilllst* or lilt ]*rr- «*|,(r-l
i
Jf 111.* * -It* . I, - »-Hi. Hull f* nf fir oilMolotov also agreed to start
\i ,4 Vntk, .hook
M* id
Th.
"Spirit
of
’7fl”
prevailed
j
opened
on
July
I
at
the
J
u
«
i
«
i
rent
Uiiiin't.
la.imojNin
»tuiv
Mi*
t"r
l I
work on the Austrian treaty —
i fit- Nhiflh
< ' I*
«•*.* M C. If.
i*. i tn.-t
d- -»t l odd •*, mid
this
week
at
Camp
Winona
near
lligh
Sellout
with
Mr*
N
’
lior.
mg people
-oint.l , learh. * *»f »i .
n step the tlnitxd Slates has
* f ! lit!!*
•* • f h* "iifh itt ti
long been urging. There was n DeLeon Spring.* a* the wtM*l- firiM-k directing mid with tu*. ■
I
Tut g \\ 1 l*o a**erled that n.-t .noini1 I IfkMl.s- 1,1, *
*n it
old in u n nil
rang
with
the
merry
shouts
of
than
1
M
I
present,
ace.admv
t.
string attached. Molotov said tho
noe 1 bine
t oniimini il ha* Iteen , n, .j .t*,
tl|, l*h\ -ll ilf * !*»*
, ,t i«fttfi|r (id V
treaty could go ahead if the 7fi Seminole t ’ounty hoy» ant t apt. Byrd Hudson, p>i»t ...oona-, ii|i|NMMUo| Ii * ti** t-hlllf**** Relief .if *li»* j
Si iuntt *ii I
„ t.
lx*!.;
\|i\l*| told
\ ’*
iiM-mcftl
Austrian government expelled 1,17 their enunrtlara. The camp open dcr.
mi<I Ri IliJiiIi tut ion Ajfenrtf vvhirh
tfiioir i ft^Miiiiiiendiiiitih >f ’ 1lie
(il l -tit! \ hr - I f •* *hifiir.
ed
Monday
morning
under
tin
thousand refugees described by
Games worn played, including wrifkt in r finJunethin with the dnnford tr*i?-t**e*. I ho hlldkod •illthe Russian minister as "fascists. direction of Herman E. Mbrris.
ping-pong ami croquet, 11 i* plan world relief jtgency.
oiiUe.f fa* next \enr*n **ih*ii »|hih
In the shadow* of evening the nod to have a swimming outing
tfMolotov said the refugees were
Anolher ( ’ommunisl rcpiesent- !*'v Alev It lidinson S.-iuimtle
' ^ ’ ugoslave, Croats Ukrainian Rus traditional Os-Kce-Wow Wow wa* every Wednesday afternoon.
Nt1*
alive, Wong Ilsiao-Yi, told news- High S-t*e>i ugririilturai in-liuei
I OMAHA, el«ilv t* l#V»
sians and Poles who were a wa* heard ahout the camp fire
\* l«*!l?*ki» w IidjiI vvn
*1mn|i
( ’apt. Hudson, together with hi* Iron I hat Ihe big Vellnw Itlvrr or, nod Join, \ |jiW*oii. ueirrti
soiirro of trouble to Austria And andt rch»ied ncto** the lake, the assistant^ Harold May. and H ie . n-ehininl.... |iiojeel i* fa.ed wdii ngrleuliiir.il m I i .k-Imi **.., in
I.
f«*t In*
1.1 <tl ill** |»f aeaiat.
rleurly haek. lie
neighboring slates. IJyrncs prom sound routing
i* 1 f " •* |»*|4
••I •i mu i hi i **%
Sanford young tienplr. ......... I fuihui*
the « him* e ||» hit
ised to discus* this stipulation tween lteville and Taps sounded Jenkins. (Irnri- Wilo> and MtoHfi£rn* v ln»4 ngl lived ui»* In il .
I »M fit | *1«it li* *
'X( ll
; by the bugle
during the p»*t
later on.
rilili" fffmi f*"’
M
.j
Ixiy
McU«»nn|d,
altendid
lt*»
-»<l
*
n g w *menf In f*ed I)«>■ « ♦»&* » KLTMCIIM sf- s A I «ll(S 1*1 VIM ll
: few day*, manv happy event*
i l‘t
Ii Mp I
\*. \
July nu,\
ihem
om
have taken plaee. leporteil Mi vnllnn Aiinv (»m|i JuU .*
■v mill* -t’ *
*' *
ll.i*l.
H
nt
f'n
m(i
Olerva
n
«*
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■
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,
1
11
a
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i Morris, and at tin end of rail
" f N«
I »!*• 11 t( mlv * « *w \% 1j 1111**n,
M .|*| lo «*!!*• ( *t • l
Muslim Flundn"
r Ii*r 11 if
llhin
1
"red but h a p p y fiP H n *. where• U-y ,* »« - . tllrti
s *'»"( 1*if , (Aril- if inh ,1
*11
[day, it is
s kit lipflH r Iftr • tip 1 *im|i!plr ■ Sir,
* hI'I l‘ i*w ™ i*m ii|i(intf
Unre
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ir|iorli*d
to
l»*
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tliltltl
Kjorrliti
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lift
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til*'
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bunch that "tut 'tie *a
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10
• - •* 1 !rt» i-*1 1 HMfl m| ) lull
> .fatin g
1!
The proKinin includr-l hmulrmti, j n(| toil rmunriirv I NItl A hip KxIauiM"!
11 t»(i i(«1 ifiif Drill *>|M*i ril* *i ».1*|a1 1 ' fill 1*ii* null
Hid
their cnliina after the hall game*
" Jit i l it)i IM 1" 1• »•
will
"fiii* if 5- 1 vi’i \iliiy
IfdVI'l
1
1
Inwi'i
nu*
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fit
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4
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own
•itfiir
Hassra
In
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plnymy
t*f
I
wiim
I
meitln^
l«»
I'lilnn
until
the
til
Pn
where
ot
.il'linli
Uii’ii
and many.competition* that they
|iti4 iff:? Inml inp. mill fhrrr.nhrr floSCfl
*
A m r4 im n tr<l hl*
th* r.inl of Myrtle
irmtrumcntft. »ewln« arul liikinw*
In *uiilomJ ihr r*1 rent con! in ky; trim lit*- feibi.ri MflilllDi
have engaged in.
rum-, iii'ii made lit t evening or. n llillg in. B ut hnw imifU lO A M o n d a y it, Wcdne*dii}-=* and F r l Regular
npirltuml
itrvIcM
wc
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l
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r
f
ihiimirntn
atremly'ln
rhitieffigovpninirnt
•-Im
tl
not
iinpo.**
it*
Mr. morn*
Morris r#pcric<i
rapoilrd umi
that, he
nir,
nr
r
r
’
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own, Tim amrn*lnirni wm nih'iit- at n oieeltfll of the lllllfnmrd will iJCt Ur fl i H ***'il! *»f Mill - dn> '. il WA , 1, 1, 1. 1 at the meethas never had „ more m-opera* | h*M, °n Sunday wi ll llw ><d>« I - ' "
NtJERNl.KRf; Ccrmatry. July live hunch at Wlmma, with each PM,P‘« la*»»inr an aclive part.
1*1 nt 11inner** S - l i d r atnrfikr w n i tie itctermined in g nf the Ftornlu fram e imi[
ome
sourre
ill
e4 1*11 to 2H Srtmtiir f ’hiifli** Aunt**-1,(1
| In Shanghai, ■
Hi* A i'i l l f r r Mild l'i<!.-.b
)ri fni ijm!|y 11
\V.iler
i 1 1, * i.lll 111ivYinn
12—W )—The war Crimea Irlhunal
8lH.fi
M
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f
AVnlrrw.st
voted
for
tin*
nmeiul
Intge
pmlii.ii
<
rlan-d
Ihnl
Capt- Hudson, who earn,* her.
»,
h*»u h.iur tl.r \A!+* -if 1i M i
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fore, contended dlfentry counsel, fish * eilhei I,renin nr bass. Th and after 13 monlli* of -eivir,. 1
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wMral In llhfli Slrelcher was pushe I while Emie M>.rri« is leading In had written that h4 » « . •■oji.yli.g
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his work In Ijitmbo, p«
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11' inn
rublit Marx asserted that in 11-10
W’hen meal titne rolls around
I1
.1 (WHT Us l*i*l
*. *(•
Little f .
Straicher was removed as «ver- and mesa call Is sounded by thr
I i»**y *i«y 1lint #-a* * **1.1* 1: |«*i
l l , , f ' , ! l - 1-.1 0,4- t > I to, it •Ita o g e s
aiur of Franconia and that from bugler, a hunch of hungry boys
By CLARKE IIHACH
ihg un annual 1-1'- nf Iiilura*r <•(
I Bp ii .i; i|»*lir rife I Hun hftjN’
Win* adopt i i | daily b.iy- Iunit on
then on even Naxi Party memliera troop Into the mesa hall. They
Al* News feat 111oa Wrili'r
I0.it per l/MIO.I
iMffik in tlit* .ihirttiMM Mill
■opMliel, |n. f,,v ipricret. 3: lurwera npt allowed lo visit him.
have been really enjoying the
WAHHINGTON-aThe hundrwli
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II v f i l l ! H i n t I f f l h r Wtii’ k,
hi-y, 2 . and >e,t-"it hug limit far
Marx Inflated that Hitler was meal* prepared by the Cooke,
lit miitinos who live now on lb*'
17o*»W, famines, epldcmicr. nnd
Iut l ey. t.
responsible for the extermination wrote Mr. Morris, amt it takes
brink of starvation in China' fte m a i wnrs have taken in .nine
o f Jewg and that Rtreieher only many blaculta and hot roll* 19
river valleys and basins probably f? * ri Jen* of luillinns of
nm- n
wanted to m ottle them outside fill them up. Fortunately an
will be ini lied by hundreds of
***** wrlh rn culture bring*
I I i .l i lN M l.I IS M tlM lA V
MIAMI, July 12. f/Pr— Tin-'
the Reich. Tin attorney claimed ample supply nf gm*l wholesomf
millions more before llu* cetilun " w foml prwlurtlon. n tnmlirtim
Miami
I
•
-roc
•(
women
shopper
•Vthat through hi* writings Strel- groceries and fresh meats are
has passed.
°f aanitatioi, and medical <«re. 1
a y r w nf rivt| niilcr mtd aitu ii I v. have i-tiii-Indt'd n ■tirvey of (mwl
T fh e r had brought upon himself on hand.
I In- regular tuecltltg of Post
LOB ANGELES, July 12. (A1)
When peace comes Ibere at Thla means greatly reduced c a tli price:’ . ‘I hey found l.bal tho price1the hatred of tho world. But Marx
Visitor* to the camp* lately
•». hi of 11•• Aiunirno legion
contended, even though ho creat have been Mr. and Mrs. L- r, The millionaire airplane manu- length.- her leaders plan to pro- fates, while the babies swarm In of five bn-tc ftnw| i Itlive lmpetl
b2 jM-rretil since the death of
—— —
,«d| be held Monday night at
ed this strong feeling against Gamer, Mike Haua. Mr, and Mr*. facturer and movie producer — vhW* higher living standard* an) 1 , fast as before,
TERRE HAUTE. Ind . July 12. h 1111 ,,"clock a* the Legion Hut
thp r*|,|nr-(, population Is the OPA- Mrs George Trencher.
himself it was (ar beyond his u E. Tew and family. LeroJ 1 Howard l!u*he« — aeeins to lie modernised agriculturnl methmls, |
^ __ x_in ____
hla fight to Improving health condition* and
(oo.otm.mm ineitLir Uiinrse Icngue nffu'ial, said (be survey ol’l— An American- tyb* duel |,Hiiii-,| on l.ikrfront Boulevard.
reai Influence and Importance.
Gilbert, Ralph June*, A1 Itaburo losing ground
and Vernon Culpe|iper. Visitor* live. Hughe* apparently 1* nware the food supply. This wll| lower 0nr Amprira„ srbnlnis do more indicated Hist if other foods had Utok place in the wmih|s near ,\ll imuilhei have laeii urged by
increased proportionately, a fam the Indhiun town of .Shi-pnld
( ' t i n i d r . W u I l d H t»» n i l r f u L
death
rate,
while" Iter birth
day at camp is Sunday from nf the uncertainty of the out the
‘
' '
‘
-----than
come himself, because ho has rale, one o f the highest In Ihu Tiompson, a tecognixed aiiilmtily, ily Ihnl -(ten I I'Jfi week fot vilb- early tmlay "Hi- olverutrirc
3:00 to 0:00 I*. M.
f,M
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tlmlt
r
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A
would
now
he
were
two
brother--.
\
h
lllliioi
au-l
railed hla doctor lo hi« i*d*idc
world, remains as it is unless atlmnte* il prnhaldv will rearh
Walter Howell
mid police »ny
and whispered a atory about I be something unforeseen happen*. 40,000,(IOu by I POO. This assumea fomvl Iii I'ctu] f IH.
The five item* check
butler, llie fight ended wln-n Wallet wicause of the plane crash in which The rice paddy civilixation which here will lie on inn-ja»«i liefore
h
oleoluargsttiu-. humluirgeri rirr fatally wounded.
he was injured last Bumlay.
lias burdened all of eastern Asia
ant) rheeo -r- were -e tc Iml lieThere wui nnlbirtg rnnlinenlal
Hughes told th* doctor to re- with n population It can barely 850,
Any veteran in need of serv
no i-cnlids,
ice (free of chargel in any of
.I . _£i—
iay to the Army the Information upport wij, fjtlt, thn infusion of thine will have half Indio’ 1 rate ratisc of their Imsir tliel e»- nhont (heir duel
f Increase lietwcen 1PnO and 11100, scuiiality- nnd sliglit varialkm (ojtio silver - motiiilnl pistols, no
the follow tug rategurirs is rethat
the
,
crash
of
the
expertwestern
culture
a
mIxcf*
blessing.
LONDON, July 1» —(* • > -Presi
NEW YORK. July 12, « V ^
ltd
that
the
rale
of
jncrcs
»i
will
rpiality.
The
survey
covered
20
white
glove
.
Acnurling
lo
lire
i|ii<-:-(f d to visit the office of
dent Truman's three-men commit- Funsral services were conducted mental plan* ha was flying was
Rice, lialdea and death. They're
I India** (13.1 (icr 1.00(11 nf- reprrsrnlitiiYr *loic*.
(lory told to police, the rputrsc I
the responsible agencies listed
elon. on Palestine has arrived In today for Sidney Hillman, the caused by the rear half of the the essence of the problem. Many
r
lOfiO.
lietwcen
the
Unwell
brothers
bnbelow;
Om it Britain.
labor and political leader who right propeller. Bald llnghea: " I babies, little rice, million* of
Nn
matter
hnw
fast
the
('hfnese
gnu
in
11
Hhepardsville
Tavern.
I'oordinntor —- E. Ii. Carter,
The dieeuaaiont of the Palestine died last Wednesday. Th* rite* don't want this to happen to death*.
1W (crease the rslo o f fno,| prielueNrt
one
seems
In
know
wbnl
AI Inotic National lUnh Build
- * —
HOOKS FOR GVt
proposals ware scheduled to be were held at Nrw York** Car anybody els#-*'
darted
it,
but
the
result
witi
T
o
cultivate
paddy
rice
many
,
on,
tbsy
will
never
catch
up.
The
Hughes explained to the doctor
ing.
gin today between British and negie lis li which for th* first
band* are needed. Thr farmer tore food I* provided, the mure
that. the
Employment — U. S, EmTOKYO, July 1 2 -WP)—The U, that Walter ami William mnrrlicd
American officials but ware post- time in Ita 85 year history was ..
■w rear . .set
. of
- - . -propeller
f .
home,
got
their
shotguns,
and
-must have 4 large family In I nip peraon* Ihrrr will ho to eat it.
Hoy merit Service, 112 North
8. Army now has Hirer books lo
I aftor an elecWegl storm the *eeno o f a religious funeral sj*',4 p*
„
then
went
into
the
woods
tu
Park Avenue.
him. The family muat br kept lo- i Industrialiration might lie the lend for every (!I in the Pacific,
More
or. than'
than* 3,000
3.000 neopl.
people JUUSM
jammed
delayed the arrisel o f the M
r, say Ur. Taeulier and as n result of tho War Depart settle their controversy. There,
Vocational Training and Edu
gethor Ip g close-knit unit, rooted
( carrying the U. S. Com- tho auditorium while a crodrd
the
police
were
told,
they
fought
other nnalysta. Develop In- ment* miilinti-dnllar lilirarv escation — T. W. I jaw ton. Court
estimated at more than 5,000 as if some giant had the right to the land. Stability, permanence,
Sk B3
Indian
fashion,
shooting
from
trics and gather ' t he people naiisinn. Uv August, some 876,001)
if the airplane In his hand unchanging customs, the saciod
House.
Th* talk*, e1 pectad to begin
to..stood outside,
i
I.cgal Aiilstmire, Hospital*
large cities, for the birth liooks wi| Ihi avaifalila in 2'J met tree to tree. -Three hours Inter
poshing It h» flf « k l importance of, rise and th* land
military
Dignitaries of the
morrow. will m p !w*
.....
Walter
died
in
a
hospital.
The
italion and .State Scrvk# Of;
t* always ha* decreased . a* ropolllan 20,000-volume libraries
on which |t grow*—these are the
British (h . nation were a
• »d political aspects
younger
brother.
William
—
23
untries hecamn indu*trlali**il.
fleer — Contact through
dngma of rice paddy civilisation.
and scores of smaller centers.
on who paid . (hair last
A merican eommUUd
year* old — is in jail at Term
F. Boyle, County Sctvlc*
But the hitch there Js that birth
PaUstine. The talk, sue expected th* dead onion chief
Haute,
and
charges
will
lie
filed
Thu*, Dr. Irene B. T>eub*r, of
ficer, Takach Building.
decrease so slowly. Japan's
P0R FO LAN Ii ..
had lain In state for
MEETING
POHTPONKD
, against him later.
Princeton Uniwiralty1a Office -of
Home Service Assistance lo
. rat* did not daclTnp appreon tho flower-banked
Population Research, and other
Servicemen, es-Servtccmen and
'y until after fl'*i or six deeto be adr^ted to U»e Holy Carnegie Hath Secretary o f Com
Tho
imetlrg
of
tho
Civil
Ser
scholar* explain the high birth
their Dependent r — American
of Industrialixatinn, The
MR. PACK IMF.S
1* m% recommended by the merce Henry Wallace wax there
vice Board was not held this
Bed Cross, lurkcfron^ Boultas th* personal representative of e J S S S S i y ■ officials claim to rate— about <5 per 1,000 per year- tpaiation of Europe Increased week as announced, owing to the
ab-American CommJtUe.
Death, too, I* profligate In its awn-fold In the course of Hire*
vanL
,
n --11--*■ IVsasaH Qa UfaKw laWiaa 4
bad thslr transport faclah Foreign
Mr*.
ElDn
Shader
Page.
018
fact
that
two
of
the
members
Veterans Administration —•
“a ‘ ------ *— A report reaplnr—about 38 persons out of bntunes o f oconomic transforms Elm
Avemw.
recCnOy
wrote
to
were
out
of
town.
The
Hoard
is
Martin St, Rutiich, Sherifr*
300 loco* 1,000 dying each year, (in the
expected to meat next Thursday fritnd* from Russelrille, Ky. that
Office «v*ry Tuesday.
January, United States the death reUMi*
England and Wale* the birth waning, according to N. O, Gar her husband had dl*d on July
MM,
ot decline until after a ner. assistant secretary.
0 in g hospital in that city..
Needy Chinese In Communist Arens
Get Small Part Of U N R R A Supplies
Prevails This
W e d c A t Wewa!|{cd Shie)(| Gr„ up
[orrin Say« He Has For Boys And Girls
Never Had Better !Be g i n s Activities
Group
, _____
roup OX tampers:
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Dumped On Ground
For Lack Of Grain Cars And Space
Nebraska W h e a l
Hunting Season
In Florida Will
Open Op Nov. S
Fled l ie Hoist Is
Planned By Local
Oullxiiird .Mnnhcrs
Julius Strcicher
Said P o lit ic a lly
Since 1940
More.Famine Ahead For China
As Births Exceed Rice Supply £
Hughes Apparently
loosing Ground In
His Fight For Life
U. & Commission
On Palestine In
4^iOiidon For
Food Trices Ilikt'fl
52 IVrcent In M ia m it
Youth Is Killed
As Result Or Duel
With His Brother
t
Final KitcH Held
For Sidney HiUman
Veto run
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PAGE SIX
Pineapples Are
Growing Again
Here In Florida
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFOR]
making mi HO-arre comeback in
Florida.'
**
(lire u |nnfiinhiu industry in
th e * part,. llir growing-of pine-'
apple,
nunplrlilf
disappeared
until S. K Kerry, a man with
mi idra and nil nrmlnBil uf lilui*prlnt*. w t up nhop in Noith
TUESDAY,
FLORIDA
Proposes Two
Mill Reduction
■ticker* te removed from car. of
driver* guilty of traffic violation
or involved in arci-ient* due to
cuielci* driving. The mntt.-r >vai
taken tinder advisement hy t i «
Com mi**ion,.
f2dXKt,QB0; homeatead property,
$2,777,100 and only | i1l/iOO on
all vacant property, making a
fraud total of $S,M4,710, which
include* $;»•'>,(100 fUr Improvement*
made to property during previous
yea i*.
Monday evening, tin Commlarlon authorized Mr. Sayrr to adi vertire for bid* for cniistrucUou *uf
a concrete tenni* court on City
‘ owned land on the *nmh-eoat
comer of French Avtsnue and
, Ninth Strtijt. It was announced
W ASHINGTON. July U—ol*r •
Hallway Trainmen’s Prc»ld*.'iit A.
K. Whitney hu, asserted that his
union ha* $2,fi00,0(Wi to spend on
the Oufeat of President Truman.
but, added Whitney, the union
will not have tn ..pend a single
cent to defeat Mr. Truman if he
chiiier, to run for another term.
JULY
9,
HH«
.Minin).
Kerry'1 project, which he rail*
I hr Minim Pineapple Plnnlhtimi
M ather’s Prices
ARE BELOW OPA APPROVED PRICESI
M ATHER will continue to hold these prlcea aa long
aa atock laata.
*
IT ’S EASY TO P A Y THE M ATHER W A Y
Phone
if^ assembly pint-fa seating
too
IN MKMOHIAM
In sad and loving memory of
our dear hu"hand and father,
Adam Haynes, who departed thl*
life July It, PJ44 in Sanford, PU.
A silent thoufhi, a secret tear,
keep* your memory ever dear.
Sleep on, dear one, and takr
your re*t, we love you, Hut (;.*|
loved you best.
Siftned: ,
Cora Haynes, wife
Hnrothy Julie* and ltn*n I we
Hrutnii, duufhtern
Adam llaynei, Jr., urn
Andrew June* and Gillie Jlrulult, Hon in law*
.
Mildred and Annette Jultea,
pranddnupliters. v
or
Don’t trust your electrical equipment to juat any rep a t rahop.
t .„ . Our experience, quality workmanship and
prompt aervice will coat
aatiafaction ia guarantee
ELECTRIC SERVICE
&=f’ COMPANY
207 M A G N O L IA AVE ,
SANFORD, FLA
Phone' 101
J. E. McAlexander, Jr,
HOIOINO THI NIW fLAO of the Philippine* in her liny bands, Darlene
Kuril Bganon, 3, whose ancestors came from that country, Bines Bt the
famous Liberty Hell in Philadelphia that heralded lid*country'* freedom
o n Y l f o t K f r T O l y R T i r f O T l J J O T * # g o r l >r r r t d i - m R o x 3 * l T r h t T P h i l i p p i n e s
■address'said,"Our
,V -t» - -f * ,w .
tnhfPrskillI Ilf
u h iled 'b y thn
the Iunbreakable
two countries *.(!!?
w ilf La
be Mhiloirt.v
( fillernational Sou KtlpbotO)'
bonds of mutual respect and affection.'
a* fault a* more uf the xcurru
nunding* can he found.
Trained labor just didn't exist;
*o Kerry *i-t up a night -chiad
wheie :iu student* now go twice
a week In learn the "know Imw"
uf pineapple cullure. plant dl«enirr nnd insect,. Kerry knows
tlutt the mealy hug l«nl h lot tn
■In with the fademd of Florida’*
fir*t pint-apple buxiw-x*.
The mealy hug I, a Iniy. gMlhlike creature whlrh aid* use for
milch cow* The mealy feed, on
Music By
HUGH CLINTON’S
ORCHESTRA
FEATURING
LEO and hi* GOLDEN TRUM PET
JULY 12th
9:00 ’TIL ?
By R. J. SCOTT
SCOH'S SCRAP BOOK
gux fiuui methyl bromide is the
right un*wor nit bow to Hid the
mealy menace.
One of the oilier raui-e* of th •
industry’* demitt* was llml prow,
er* tried In raise the same vitrio
lic, a* are raised in Cuba. It
wouldn't wntk lieciitue Culm can
glow them cheaper.
The Miami plantation now it
flow ing a miniher of varieties
Cuba doesn't piudurr, inrlinlinf
the mnnnth cayenne, which aver
age, five [found-- and sometime*
gpl, up to a* high a* ’ 1 pound*
Kerry'” future plan, include a
quirk freer*- plant with a ea|iaci:y uf Hi.onu.iMtn pmmd* a
ST A F F O R D ’S
SERVICE ST A T IO N
Cqrncr Second and Sanford
A platform with -hi-Iter, win h
had I*I'll hull! acre I u puh'ic
alley by the Pat.i I: Knur Com.
Ii.iiiV in-the Tutr-rif Ilit-ir plant nt
Flinch
Avenue
mill
Twelfth
ntl'V*** Wit' indered In Is- renurvrt1
a
ri hit inn I to traffic.
I'trio r <*hirf Roy (i. Williams
lirt*u*ni^i| ii M ie r from V/, .V.
Lefflrr* mnnaicr of Omi*i onl
t'ompany, -|jrr»|*osiR|/
Ilia.
n w a iH
o f o n r n u r n i r i u t r h a ft*
m if
—it f * ’ t \
» tir k tii *
L**
jra
Convenient Budget Terms
QUALI TY LASTS LON&ER
M
C a n y o u a f f o r d /ess?
IBh
11
tfriv- 1
to
BOO* 1*
pt*re* »i* wit h gimt | clri vt *t ■* i er *u t in J
W A SH IN G TO N . July B,
he CimgnuwHmal Pcvri Harbor
Committee has been given *lx «d lttlonal days to complete it* rrport
on the 'disaster that b ou g h t the
United State* Into Woctrl W ar II.
The House lias followed, Uie Tcna’. j in extending the leadline fix
U>e rejairt from July lo tn July id
A lea n s F /n e T ofacco
So sm oke th a t sm oke
LAHPUJRP
IS KO EtDMCWC
I »
'
H A N C 'C rio w BAY
M CHlHA IS THE
MOST R E M A R K A B LE IH TKE
W O R L D ----- I f COMES IN AS
a ' w a v e S o m e t i m e s Z5
f e e t HlCri
th ro u g h
A
To
WHAT
c c o r d in g
INCOM E
SHOULD BE SPENT
VOR. R E NT ?
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Wood inrm lnf by II MrCoimkk twwd apa* th* adgiul oil pglaliag
spac e
By T h e
THE OLD HOME TO W N
j7 n e a r h o m e f o r
CURRENTS
COULD BE
T r a n s m it t e d
e c o n o m is t s
.pe r c e n ta c e o f v o u r
OF C R I C K E T IH
THE Ho u s e is n o t a s i ^ n of
q o o D l u c w - TUe y
a w h o les
IN CARPETS- AMD UPHOLSTERY
1
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ATMOSPHERE
WAS KNOWN FOR
M o r e THAN A
CENTURY BEFORE
AMY ATTEMPT
WAS MADE To
T u r n T h is
KNOWLEDGE To ,
r r a c Tic a l
Q u a l it y o f p r o d u c t
IS ESSENTIAL TO^
CONTINUING SUCCESS
cs / M
use
By STANLEY
fir :
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IICRITARY and General Manager
ut tlio American Medical Auocla.
Uon for 24 year*. Dr. OUn Wot u
■frown after he was elected prcrldrnt of the organIration at the DStii
annual convention which was held
In Ssn Francisco, (fnlcmailonsl)
\\
ha testlOad tn Wathir^ioo b*i
1aald ha -got hoi under
because Rep. Andrew J
■ J > wa* using hi* pool*
Insistent** way In regard
s with a group of UUnoil
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^= _ ^ = _^= = = = = J I ^ = ; _ = = =
T im
In Unity There It Strength—
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To P rtiw l the Trace of the World:
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To Promote (he Propes* of America;
To Trodoce Tror peril/ for Sanford.
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VO LU M E
X X X V II
E tta b lith e d
Partly cloudy through Thursday U r i l thun
dershower# lht<i aflrrmMii and i ( j l n I hursday afternoon.
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INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAI'EK
HANFOIU). FLORIDA.
1908
W LATH I K
W ED NESD AY, JU LY,
JO. ItMG
Associated Press leased Wire
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25 S e rv ice M e n ^ p
O f L
Seamen Begin
Die In Crash
Of Fortress
Picketing C. I. 0 . Manned
Rescue Forces Find
(Irim Remnants 01
New K n u l a n d ’ s
Worst Air Tragedy
Remove (las Pipeline Blast Victim
York Ports
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PO IN T LOOKOUT. July
JO, (/IT— Tho national chair
man o f tho CIO Political Ac, lion Committee, Sidney Ilill,mun, died today. The veter
an labor lender wns 51).
Death ocurred *at 8 :40 A.
.
M. (E .D .T.) at the Uillninn
.~ i~ J#-#Ummer home in-Point IdMtkout. Dr. John .Cahill said,
Chinese* Invite U. S. Troops To Rctlirn Home
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(hat death xvn* nmied by n
heart condition.
N u ia u t*ITViiily iridic# anid that
Dr. Cahill hail telephoned n re
quest for it supply of oxygen
after Hillman hail lievti fi'umt
unconscious In bed by jti» wife. .
Two patrolmen rushed an oxy
gen tent tu tho lllllninn home
hut the lober leader died shortly
after they arrived,
v
Hillman wo, president » f the
Amalgamated Clothing Worker#
~ of America and vlce-pit-sldeiit of
the CIO.
The labor leader wan horn in
Zagare, Lithuania, and' came to
the United State* in UM>7. site
went to work u, a cutter jn the
garment industry.
THK BODY OK ONK OK IMP H V F MKN killed when . 34-lncli nalutal
Hillman liccame Intereateil in gax pipeline exploded nmi I litalle. Ill 1* removed by fellow worker#
) lie
labor movement and hi# i Yen other m.n were injured In tin- rxplielon which occurred wtille tin
activity a* a leader throughout men were using u.eiytenr tot.-lira In prepare an exteiulon U> the 111
the year* mured him to lie re* Thla victim was burled In mud beneath pip* •International Uourvdphoh"
w garded by worker* and manage
hin.P-,1 on it, tup fi'im-Newfound
ment alike a# one of the moM
i,ii. J . i i g g - l tli,it the pilot mnv
powerful, competent and brilliant
tl.'V, 111I'll IIIII*1lit itIIS• ^vvIt II til1’
figure# in the labor movement.
lei min nil,| Initi-il In oltftn'V'
In H>14 n* n member of the
Mmini Tniii is11111 it vi H* too tat•
old United Garment
Worker*
I in Mountain ns# .iiuuptly aii*l
Union, Hillman led the revolt j
alone itlinve the I oiiuectirut vat
againat the leaderahip of Thomn< I
. I
'ley V llghl rain u hui* and a
kart and formed the amalga- (
J id ti
oiirhi
maile it III
mated union, ffe won a litera l,
hut invisible fi n the air. Tei
agreement for the new union |
j miiiuti-M tufmc tin- crash tin
with a Chicago men’* clothing
......... .
.......... Westover Flpl.l
manufacturer.
ll(l
.. . thjii everything wn* fine ami
The publicity director for th#
H ik e s
R ent
S l.O U nolhmg *► li.nrj frum it agabi
Amalgamated Clothing Worker*.
until Uie Annv received wmrd M
KChari! n;.hhvah/~alht OtefVn.
Ihl I IH -ll The liuiP pillin' ' X•
*uccca*or to Hillman a* CTO
|l|aM|i*«| dll-•n it -truck earth t
Political Action chairman likely
A resident of Winter I'aik to
ill- ii»r «4f« t*fl*l • 1.i-t lilrw II atiurt .'.it
will be choeen by the executive
About six (elcphnnlii'titr ••! flM* 1
council next Week. PAC now has day told Klwanlans that Uir Sent imuiicing an tnrieatr
in tree* in 1lie n<'.i
■lion* t inly H»«* fulling ruin avertei .1
three vice-chairmen. They are ipnlr High School Celery Eel icntals, logether with
!»*• *»i ((«*••*«( l»»«
Tilford Dudley, Thoma'a Hum* football Irani will have a good of what to do about il.
Salvage :'iexv# ." *•
sca*on, "with enough experienced recelvetl by H. W. Wolruti nri'n
apd jack Krofl.
lubnring to extrirute u11 of Ibe
player* to give opposing tennis rint representative of the DI'A
bodies in (he ship. The name- of
a good tussle.” This Winter Park
the victim* in NV'vv Engii nd'a
er also predicted that the Sun- at thj Armory.
Mr. Wolcott said today Dial he vvnrsl air disaster are being withford Unschull team would (liefore August) came cut of its had told the tenants, whom rrn; h-lil pending nndificallon of kin.
increases averaged about ill) per
•present slump that ha# resulted
•tin
cent, that he could do nothing
In only four runs In aa ninny about it unless the MPA wm- reThe spenker wns C. I*,
star pitcher of the San- stored. III.' |# keeping hi* office
j ford team, and during the schorl open, however, and giving the
min:
TAM PA, duly |0. M V
Active term, conch for the Celery Fed#, public information, hu'
rec rutting for Florida'# reach I “ Everybody ha* a t'Oil day oi noordei*. he uildni
.Should GI*A ie n t.ll' I* i i - l o i vated National Guard, which pro slump,”
said
I’ itchei
Kettles,
— —
bably will include two infantry "and so dec# every team. The' ed. rent* would l*e retiomiive m i
Mt, |.ti||mll Chastveu. ie I. ut
regiment*, two field
artillery Imyn have only Kcorcd four mils ••ntals chuig*d on July I I'M:!.
which mnstitlltc n M'OImI .• •I'llg „ f
( „ r ( |,e pust seven • ii A
I "it.Bar..
I-*** r i * .
battalion* and anti-aircraft an I
and places rented since thru and widow of. tho
. . late CIm ii Io V.
coaat artillery unite, will licgm
would he set um>n a‘ comparable Chnstccn rllevl at her hantq Mmi*
about August J, Co). Horner W.
hnslr,
M jli h# dcclHred.
. lUsterly. Tampa member of the
•Ihy morning after a short, i IIiums.
- Ther- is mi uneunfunvsl nnnort«}j„,
i„,rn nt Marshall. N G.
National , Guard. Adglacry Hoard
!hat rents on some !0 uc-mo home* i sht. VU1, „ n,em|^r „ f the \\ e-l. yfor Florida, said yraterdey.
Uy September 1 the reactivat'd
were doubled by the owner, who n|| Methodist Church,
raised the rent* from
to $ir. n | Funeral servii*.-# for Mrunite should he mustered into the
Federal service. Colonel lleateriy
month.
,le*n %
%ill bo hrhl TI iuim U>
vt lll> inp nt III *10 u'rliM'k ul il*** I 1
A»kr<! whet Dir* Inndlm.l
sold.
JACKSONVILLE. July 10. t/P) nils? rent, would hitv.- to ref....I
The advisory board, conveiie-l
Eitneral ll"tne with the t>v.
by Adj.-Gen. Vivian Collin* a' — A total of»l27.HH(l car# of th* In.rease in rvm l ..I th.
It. M. Hinkle officiating. Itmrfruits and vegetable# •lf the OPA ceiling. Mi W"b"1t mrll, tt,|| |H. Kv.'tgicen !• •>Hl -Augustine. made the follow Florida
ing reci mmendation* to Governor huvo been forwarded from Jmk- said he wn» not P •pared ' « " * u ry
l
Caldwell. Colonel l|e»tcr!y re- sonvllie, lluldwin. Il^-h Spring# »wer Ihi*. He polnle.I "'it. hew Survivor, include #i» .1
and Hampton #inre *r e »tnrt of ever,
•(* ported:
——
* ' I that
"ini In
III UrgV n '«- 'bet. I* U|4. Mi#.* Paul Unders mid M,s.
1, That the **4 th
Infantry the regular shipping season List ti’ licn d'm niil mi thi- part of lent Rf»l»rrt Kollry i»f Ashrvillt', \ (•*
regiment I * assigned' to Jack Fall. Hail line# tepurted lodiT •r, that ceiling, nil lent. I " " " Mm . Ilm ry Tw••«•*! »»f ( • « Ilf,
that the total includetl 4.1.0b4 itnred.
sonville and West Florida.
iittil Mm . Sluail Itnt(• ii •*f
2. That the a 11th Infantry care of orange*. I2,0!t'i car# of
Ope garage ttuatlmi'i'l "vmcr Dry'll villi', ,S. C„ Mra. Kimnrtl
Hegiment h# assigned to South grapefruit nrul I2.UH0 cars of tnnounrrd tmlav tliat he wa< ruing TIittniHR of Maniluill, N. <’ ''ul
mlxod citrus.
Florida counties,
' » raise th# rent t l a nninth. nr
Of tho remainder, thete wcr« exactly'in line with ineirs«r-d City Min. Jaiur^ I'lfmtnvhn of Wnyot i*
2. That the tieth Field Artil
villr. N. (\ ; fiv* *on*. Iloln^ri If,
lory Battalion l*e reactivated with 12,lUH car* of celery. 'J.424 of taxra n* rontemplateil.
V*avnf titul Krfii I'aynr ul \W*t
. headquarter# in Tampa, as before Irish potatoes. tl.HJH of water
Aih^vlllr. N. (* Andafton •»Md
melons, 0,1*76 of tomatoes, and
the. war.
Kilwuitl Pnym of Anliviltr, N C*
4. That tha f40th Field Artil smaller amount* of lieans, cab
nntl Claitil V. Chantmi, Ji o f
Icry Battalion be assigned to bage, cucumber*, peppers, lettuce
I'aola; the father, (Jrwn Tlu»maa
and mixed vegetable*.
various town* in Polk County.
of Marshall. N. C.; two aiftrrfl«
B. That unite e l two anti-airMra. 8. W. Norton of Charleston*
craft battalions and of a : coast
Remains of William Breton 8 C. and Mrp. Cratly Cahagao of
artillery battalion bo scattered
Roger*, 21, who died at midnight Marthall, N. C.J nntl two bvnthrrfc/
throughout the State, as may lie
Monday a* the result nf injuries John Thoma* of Waal A pIu m I!*
later,
received In a motorevekj accident and Theoclora Thnptaa of ManhalL
Tampa. Orlando, 8t,'P^*rshurg.
WASHINGTON. July Hk-GP)—
JaduonvilU and Tallabaaa«« were Th# Senate approved by e voice which occurred Saturday afternoon alio 28 grandchildren.
considered a a , possible headqusr- vote today a conference report at 1:00 o'clock on tho New Smyr
ten for a reaarra air squadron on the » 1,000,000.000 Rivers and na road near SamSuU. wriu »eni
but the final Jeelslon was left Harbors BUI. Th# measure now this, afternoon to orrison, Tenn.
for funeral interment.
to the Governor.
cuss to the W V1ms House,------Mr. Rogurs was bom, Oct. 0.
,,
State headqtMrtan will remain
The measure received final 1P24, at Morrison, and later mov
I i la 8L Augustine.
Congt'ieilonal okay after Senate ed to Toledo, Ohio. He is survived
9
f " general, unite will hp located and House conferee, had reduced
by the father end mother, Mr. end
e tame place* , as before the
■ in
WASHINGTON, July
Colune| Haatarly amid, but a 1160.000,000 authorisation for Mrs. John A. Rogers' of Toledo.
the
Arfcansda
River
to
166,000,000.
Locaj arrangement* were in rsro The telephone conversation i wind
the personnel, authorised l»
Meanwhile, another (1,000.000.- of the Erickson Funural Home.
er is back In the news as n r*twice s$ g rea t as before,
000 bill authorising flood control
sult of the Sunste war prufita
w ill be foot* fo r many
project* has moved nearer final
investigation. It seems the r»n r
LOUIS VS M’A URIKLLO
NEW YORK. July 1 0 - 0 D - mittea rcceivtil quite a hit of ita
will week cjosel^wlth Congrcssloual -approval. A conGeorgia and 8outb Carolina in .'>>renre committee already has Heavywelght champipn Joe I>ewls evidence from recording* of t"leup ita National Guard agreed on several project* added was signed today to nuel Taml phone conversations.
Now, the question everyone is
Msurielio, o f the Bronx, in a 16*
the three states sr* by the
round championship bout at the asking is whst Is the status nf
GERMANY STUDIED
Yankee 8tad!um on Sept. IH. It these racortkir. In the light of
wti| ha Louis’ 2Jrd dafente of his official regulations? No one In
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ifn
111
hrirtaru
Conned
titl*. Premotor Mika Jacobs an Washington can say for sure tuBSD CB0B8 TO
nboacad that tickets fir the fight
Sis months ago, the Federal
jjWjd^to priced at from |3.0(^ to
Communications Commission M l
a hearing on this subject1—but it
still hasn't given any verdict.
THURSDAY
________ .ty Uosnl of Put-lie In * TeViphorw rothpanlea led the op
peace treaty,
struction will meet Thursdey position to the gadgets. They eg.
els red - that Ruasla morning at 10:00 o'clock at the Dressed doubts whether they were
does not he re either In dcstrueV o f 8upt. T. W. Iy»wt»n. legal, noting that rertain regulat
a tU te or
ord school trust te* will meet ions' forbid tl*, use of anv daan * t 11:20 o'clock to dUcu«fl with vice on
telephone unless Ufa
* innai™ and approved end Installed by tf
-----------rv .
roantry,
‘ bulldlnfi. ■phono company.
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prolMhlv
Coach Tells Kiwanig l Apartment O^vner ,M
,"",rr n",iM1
That Feds - Should
Quit" jSlump Soon
Doe To Tax Raise
::
National Guard
Recruiting W ill
Begin On Aug. 1[r ::"£'
Death ('hums Mrs.
L i l l i a n Chasteen,
Resident O f Paula
. . . . . . _ r.. ..
127,866 Cars O f
Produce Shipped
During Season
W. B. Rogers Dies Of
Accident Injuries
Senate Okeya River
And Harbors Bill
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*llj|t> in Nilu .York in :t iniivv« liii li iltn.V spiv.iil in nil AtIjitili«* .uni 'lull' poiii. Mon*
(it‘ii. Duvcrs ( alls
For .More Training
01 Ol’I'icer ( adds
i l l lUJfTH I It MtlNMTR A 1K av.i.iv j the f H A'luy
* 1*lli' il MtUiii In tt|i.tliKlhil Clllliu tarTTIIlK -i 1
iMIlltri niibl.i.'itllnl Willi tile wot,!
(to In k lo your
ia-i Inma 111 *1v or. uiietl u. a mni-|Mt Uslah pejn |
• i-v.itUm Irf tor Niinkliii: i«
.k a mrrlllig wit- i it,.ixip!>mn 1l lililly K 'l-sliek ll,»n lleiirgt' (' .Mur - j \y y^|||'
-ball ami Pli-.u Kll*la(l. t*iimiiotio-.t |i* uli-r to jvioli
| s t i n e q M l | . ' i i II I t h e n v l t w i n .
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More Products
Blandy Says Next A-Bom b Will Blow
Prohibited From 1 1,000,000 Tons O f Water Into Air
Price Regulation (ountyt'ommission
I ilv III nk*l—
Vimy lituulld
I
Km
il l.i •li L. IH'Vers.
b.i
•lei I b
Mild tougher
oil a i-i .noli.hue..
III .Uuko I the JIMscut 17 week#,
|lirnn noni ■ r.iiiiinxsioo must UpJihi go
I ••* k ( i lolling .it Fort
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(lint inn' niillt4»n t»*M* «»f nnti'i
will In* IiIdum inti • tin* an lt\ ill**
utulrt watri
n'*»mii* ImmuI*
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milium «>f M.lln lirm l\ miii* half
mile in diaiiiete
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Till* link fl»»C4» i«iMiiMfin«l* r hii\
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to pioliilnt |»ric«* rruiil.itIona on pinvihitu-ly sioo.oiMi a yrar al* that snini* hlti|n may U* rup«iii*«| lip illitll .lunr m o' vuluiiti'ers
::lUd _ Hiatcs
had jnlMul
rottoii«rrd and so) In*iiiu and P'inli paid out J*» thr | *,| (ton* b the
Arin> than .mi\ \t "
had at
thrlr |ii*Nlitrv,H in* ifll\r TfTlval* nf thr
Stinilid*. rdiimilp Ural uhr
*.il ititiniy i liotd taxation,
i m l" Major
a«»\ Hum* \OPA.
amiMithiicnl^ to th** fhc !!•'. I util loakr f t r i v cffiot j th** oinh’t u utX'i
m •ftllllt
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nru OPA nli'iidoi tail| *amr uftri t. I- ,
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l i t ' t t I ' U i | i l i i t |*4 a m i « ' t « * i i l i i t | * * » f l a i n l .
inU tin' lnrK«*t **l»lp-*.
In Sunf«*t*1 L. I»tiitlitfy.
County t "int *i4»viy«d Tuciday
It is n*»w planiinl t* ntutiv» ly |
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lliotliihg at *1n.00 hilt tlimt' weir «#**••*!> ,ix a ^ tf^ u r .
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0
Ila II'uimI. ul it# ievent
NO feu I'iluv •o i«* It* d that llo
ah.ii
j „ h JI .u 6 .-in I* M U i.'tn - i
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jury ua» nillrd, a»ronlliii: to d..liiiti I sJ.MI.HI to negiii .rout • llnyliglit Time, lull
■Irfmiti JI *1111111.uni in < inn.1 I••*Iji> ailI II * l"llt# Ill'll VV, G. Killin' I'luqi util uil| di'i'i'iid •in Inti'i Jt"ioiunl ii -|"Tituti in ili'inobiliseCmmly dinlgr U \V Wiirr. Pnr• lion. til nmi-volunteer enlisted
nvrutini; Attoim y f*. A. Hpfi'l wet ■ .ii'iH'inted u« it eunimlltue ui-ather infoi matiini.
fathi-i* ut"l ait rldiatcd men exand local attorney)* |iWM»nU*d a to negotiate with II. F. WiuHe#
eept vidunteer? with 20 months
ftw I'OII', in wlticli ImiII'I wii# for- and the Standard Oil fYniipniiy re- !
>|.\1 EXTEND T ItB tT Y
|\\RIS. July It), td'i
Aiilhuit- service n- of Sept. :iil will he
f-iteil nt |leu* iif guilty taken. liilive tu -retiring tic fit of way
Other ca»'i, ivru rniitiiliinl until n w ssery fin the w idening nf j mtive snutcr# said l.ilay thut tin- sent Imiue in August. Those with
It i# i''cn fit tn suinmiiti n jury <’"iiiity Itninls J0J and 202 :*« j United States u willing to extend Is nninth- -ervire n- " f N11V. .10
O' u il" whvre the two mail# furtii |it# prnpii-rd disarmament* treaty will I.#* .In|ipt'd I1111111'. in October.
to try .lirm.
\ junction. In nrt'-tr to widt"i 'for tirnnsov frum J<i t" 26
tin* maiU. the filling statimi years. Tlii* ttussian# litid a-M'rted
"win.I hv the Stnndaril Oil Com- tlmt tile I'tlginal limit wm in
t'sii v tnu-t tie TTmvrtt.---- Dtlrqontv;—
\ plat of 'Rest IInv?n nn laike
Anv xi'ti'ran In nu-'.l of serv
Ifnrney. when 1111 active r-al
TACK LE SOLD
|
ice (free uf charge) in any of
estate T>lVelo|inU'llt i«
taking
BUFFALO. N. V . July 10.
the following liilrgorie# Is re
plan, wa# llapproved.
f/V)— Hulking Joe Yomnini, 11
quested to visit the office of
. And the 'Allies of the whole
240 pound tackle, ha# lieett sold
the responsible ugrnciri lilted
business had the telephone com
by the Brooklyn Dodger* o f the
lielnw:
panies worried, loo. They tuiii!
All-America Football Conference
Coordinator — K II. Carter,
they wanted tu keep the same in
to the lluffalii Bison# of the
Atlantic National Bank Build
formal spirit that prevail# in
same circuit. Tumuini is un ex
ing.
. Catawhu College slur.
fare-to-fao mmorsatiun*.
Employment — U S. EmA
near
100
percent
itirreas#
For nil this, th* recording com
lloymeiit Service, M2 North
CAN AD IAN SKATED
in
tithe,
a
Jump
from
$460,000
pany officer* had u dignified
Park Avenue
NEW YORK, July 10-uV)—
snort. They said the device «* > to $802,000 was reported at the The Soviet delegate lo the United
Vocallonal'Trainlng and Edu
Florida
Confarance
o
f
Seventh
purely u labor-saving mechanism
cation — T. W. I-aw ton, Court
Nation* Security Council, Andrei
Day
Advsnllst*
at
their
ramp
that Insure* accuracy. Ethira,
House.
Gromyko, met anothur rebuff
tnry said, played no more part in meeting just concluded at the when he invoked the veto for the
Legal Assistance. Hospital
Forest
lotks
A
cade
nn
till* then they did in any tele
isation and State Service Of#
sixth time in council history.
Ill
the
report
byT
-.d
*r
U
C.
ficer —■ Contact through l.loyd
phone 'conversation.
Gromyko
tried
to
prevent
F. Boyle. County Rervtca Of
At the time of the hearing, Evans, it < wn# announced that Canada'*
representative
from
1.164
person*
had
betn
baptised.
ficer. Takarh Building,
IP,000 #»t» selling nt from |4H0.<H)
participating in council.discussions
Hr
also
reported
that
mission
Home Service Assiatanee to
to ftMIO.OO hod been sold.
offerings were $432,407, an In on atomic enurgy questions. How
Servicemen, ex-Servicemen and
In view of some of the ram- crease of 100 percent. Of the ever, the council chairman, .Dr.
their Dependent# — American
latnla, this may surprise you: $1,000,000 to tie raised for famine Francisco Castillo Najera of Mexi
Red Cron, Lakrfront Boule
ut conrrrssmen are listed among relief in Europe, $40,000 will l«# co, ruled Gromyko out of order,
vard.
the good customers for the de- raised by the Florida .Conference, and the Canadian, General A. 0.
Veterans Administration —
vires. A company *rok*#m*n says it was announced. More than 2.- L. McNaughton, was seated.
Martin M. Rndich. Sheriff*
e majority of the Senators have 600 person* attended the camp
The Russian delegate said he
Office every Tuesday.
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telcpham recorders •'and e good meeting conference during the reserved hU right to raise the
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y representatives, a* well.
question again.
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Cottonseed, Soy Roan
Controls L a t e s t
To Fall Under Ax
Will Meet As Tax
Equalization Hoard
Veterans Service
100 Percent Tithe
Increuse Reported
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I nimi liiiti- iliin w n im ki t
liiir.H ui •mi in I i o n
St u ten
I *bind pin
\ " " " lit ig to 4**111
Hall, rliitirinnti of - the Cubin'*
Maul inn- l nuih'il
of
Greater
New Ymk. the picket iw; I* an
aii*wor lo -oeulleil CIO riiVl, on
At of I Mlirifinic liuliin* ;ilnltg
the l 'i tfie •«a '
Midi .le-i i ibi .1 the pn kfl line*
a. "a unmli'g
Many Hodge*
.iiid Il ■ I
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Telephone Recorder Back In News A s
Result O f W ar Profits Investigation
SSSSI? S g a f y - r T t f
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NEW Y<»I: K, Jiilv Iji, ,(/P)
I
Tenants Question
Kettles Expects
Wolcott About
Good Football
R0n[ Increases
Team This Fall
100 Members Of Sea
farers Union Form
Picket. Lines About
Htaten Island Piers
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59-Year Old Labor
Leader I n Victim
Of Heart Ailment,
Physician ' Reports
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Price Lines
The'Sanford Herald
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WEDNESDAY. JI U
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10. »»«6
BIBLR VBK8K FOB TODAY
IT IH NECESSARY TO KLR tR A IN M AP MEN A M ) N A
TIONS. AND KEEP THEM U N
DER .RESTRAINT: Furiih. -for
your brethren, your
*i™
daughter*. )..ur wlvs# mill ‘ your
bom**.—N*h. 4:11.
Nine new case* «*f l*»Hu were
reported m Miami during the fiiat
track of July making • lol»| of
IT for the year.
We suppose the meanest man
In the world it th. one who robs
the collection jdele in church.
But then there in the fellow who
steals money from a public
library;
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Professors In Office
Georges ltidanlt, France’s new president, is a for
mer history professor, "W h y not get somebody practical,
like a business man?’’ some persons mny cry, but the
French know that on occasion n business man mny be
wildly ‘impractical, like Nevilltv Chamber!Bin, who almost
destroyed Great liritnin.
. . At least two other countries havo lin'd satisfactory
experieiicu with history professors. Woodrow Wilson ruled
the United .States for eight years, and interpreted the
problem of fptur* pence far more truly than many who
sneered at him ns a dreamer. And Romania’s eminent
citizen, Nicolae lorgn. wns the head of his .country’s hia-r
lory leaching profession, and so esteemed Hint he liecame
premier. The best tralimuniul to his ability in this post*in
the fact that the Nazis considered him a dangerous enemy
and had him murdered by their sympathizers in Romania.
After all. why should not a history professor be a
good head of a government? From his knowledge of the
past he should be able to diagnose problems as they loom
up, and know what remedies have formerly proved help
ful. This kind of knowledge may more than compensate
for lack of political experience.
The City ha* finally authomed
The very dumb starlet was browsing around the
construction of n tennia court Los Angeles antique shop. Slip spied an ornate bed that
at Ninth Street and French Ave
nue. It now remain* to l*e keen struck'her fancy immediately.
"W hat a charmingly tiuaiht bed!" she gushed.
whether there ii any labor, or
The salesman not bled reverently. "This bed hits an
cement, fo build it with.
amazing historical background." he said softly.
In this
A group of Army wiica arrived very bed, my dear young lady, slept King Ixtuis X l\ .
in New Yoik from tu Havre th*
King l.oui.* XV, and King Louis XVI '
other day. There were 282 of
The starlet raised what wits left of a twee zed e>*
than),' all war bndra, a)W Ihey
■poke eight different Ungual**- brow,
Married life hold, many t»-w
"A in ’t that odd?" she chirped, 'You'd figure Duct
complication* for them.
big shots like that could afford to sleep in separate
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
We suppose it would l*c a nice
thing to tend Britain that four
WHO C A N
b u t t o n dollar* with which to buy , W a a h I n c t o
UP America’* dwindling aupply ahnut kreping
o f commodities, but we »urc hope
t
they don’t get Into the tiuUi-1
T here were
market with it.
JurUdirtlonal Diapute
Garage owner: "Fourteen dol
lar*? That'i outrageous . . . 1
wouldn’t pay Michetangeln to
paint my garage at that price!
Talnler ( truculently 1: "listen,
-■if he doe* the Job for any le**.
, toe’ll picket the placet’’ — The
Woman.
,
SPECIAL NOTICE
W E ARE NOW IN POSITION TO OFFER
SPECIAL 48 HOUR SERVICE
If you need your laundry or dry cleaning back
in
m hurry call us- and « a k for oiir special service*
- Three In A Bed
We suppoa# there is- '* niornl beds!"— Detroit Times.
to be found In that story about
Uhl fU-year old Miami man who
married the 2S-yr*r old brunette,
but It mutt he »p*ll*d with an
‘V * on the end of it end they,
both muet have h»,t a lot of it.
■ r )OHN MAJON— — --------
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The More Folk* You Tell
The M oiY Goods Yon Sell
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T k a I l f r a M la a ta ra ih rr » f T k t
t w a r la lr ,
I'rra * aalilak la a a r l a i l v t l t aalltkM l l « ISa ■ * » fa t re*
aakltf , l a w at a ll i t a t
m t llN
l a II «
alk ara a l**
pm eer • * <
alaa
m t lla t
la I• I I ,
■n
rn a
^a k lla k rS I t t t l a
tka l a r a l a
IN rtoMa •> ra p a h lira tla a at » a » Ml A * Irk ra k a ra la t i * • »• • » * -
ft?
these legiilutori in the 11H7 house
and l» a dangerous procedure.
tn a conference with the writar,
Neil McMullen admitted ihi* ami
stated that he wa* personally op
posed to auch colly announcement*
but‘ until some sort of nn untlirstandjng could lie reached among
alt nous? members, a ckndidale,
had no otlter choi.n. Would it
lie in order to *ug;e*t tn leptilator* that "Them ought to lie a
law?"
:
Mt New Talk.
rf-
new
Y ork ! jm> it). ia»>The president of the l.oagctuitnji'
restaurant chain, Henry t.uatig.
hit* received a four-year pri* ti
lenience for federal income In*
tvaiicns. Lustlg wa* cotfvieled in
New York City rf evading ih*
, payment of nearly 8J.000.CD0 ill
federal income taxes.
First results o f the end of O PA indicated that the
worst fears of crazily souring prices would not he real
ized. Strain lit across the country there appears to be con
RRlrrud ■■ »#ro»»l rlnwa «w»lirr
Drlihrr 2t. IUI». •! Ii# !*••* tltflrw certed effort mi the part of merchants to hold the price
mi RaRfard. FUrlda. ttndrr U p Acl structure ns steady as possible, and not take undue per
gf C o gtrM e»f Mflirrk N, |N»T,
sonal advnntnn'c of the situation.
ltt>K,LA*V« I.- IH O
Smart businessmen who have spent years buildiiiK
M lU r
up good will anions customers do not want a reputation
Ndslaraa N a M ltf
for KcttiiiK radically out of line by chnrKiiiK too much
at uatmi*Tit»v' s u m
now. They are working together in retailers’ organizar „ , M f !■ t J i l l "
i .20 tions to slow down the inevitable rise in prices.
®F
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UM(k
The true test, o f course, will' come not now, while
M.23
4
Mt
Sit
ft (Ml merchants are selling out stock already on hand, but later,
when they must add their legitimate profit to the cost
r«rd» *1
A ll
a lit iir r
■ • II'
Mllrrfl ■»! of new goods which w ill‘conic to them at a higher price
th a n k * raaolaileaa* ■
„ l r M 4 a « r , l , ta t Ik * • » , * • • » ef
«f
from producers. That’s when the public will feel the big
r s l i l s a la a tft. aalll h * » ■ « ( ■ » * l * t
At t t t a l a t ■ S a r t ila lx
r a t a a .______ difference.
Only in exceptional cases did the end of price ceilings
la t a # *
S a tta p a p a r
lla rt a .a a la ftara. l i t . n a r t a t a l t T h e H * ' * M really raise the roof. That is a good indication of wideo ftl^
VhV'iIr«“ |spreiul attempt to restrain inflation.
w h t lft l
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Lt'HTlG SENTENCEI)
"NOW THAT THE RESTRAINT IS OFF-!"
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WEDNESDAY, JULY, 10, 1M8
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
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C rot til P m i W m r r
rem em ber when
n a n conrei nej
price* t l l ’ f
!
I
(h e </»yr when
price to ld ut w h il I com m odify
*n
worth
N o w it t r i l l Ui
w h i t the Ir jffic will b t i t .
! !
!
When the price of ■ turkey
ten o « la 100 buckt-den’l bleme
Mike Jacebt.
I ! I
He’* no worae than aome of
the reitnuranla that arc Miving
Senator* trying l« agree—« * [
are they'trying to diaagr*#?—«n
the new price control hill arv
having aa much truuble at they
until to when considering tariff*.
ISverylwdy wanted low tariff* ea
t»t on the thinga which competed
th him. And now evorybody
want* price control except on the
thing* no he* to aall. A* a ronie
qounce there la more lobbying,
more log-rolling, and more down
right favorltiam than if Ore gov
ernment had t »v e r entefed the
field of price* at all.
meal* without food.
N t i t r ir rock ol tbr inAitioa
t n ii reernf thr blurphtr drii(<i through thr t l J O luncheon.
I ! I
Pannier. nUkelr and dime*
have became excerr baggage,
Whet thle enuntry need* it •
yo*d ll't-cenl piece.
I ! !
Money l» aecondary to everyone (hew day* Even John LU u ii ttnd* he’a belter off bar
gaining for hla miner*' health.
V t/u f
3
bmltftftuM,
Claude Peftfiesi
We have juat patted* In the because the ittue will again bcScnate a bill eafabllthiag a Na- . come *o confuted that It will 1^
llonal Science . Foundation to aid , difficult to tel] who it reaponalble
gor
ment think of Florida’* antlqualed rc»Mirth in national defeh*e, in for the ml lot inn which i* creeping
prison ayatern. Well. *‘it'e * ves health, and many othar field*. The toward U*.
Most of my office worked on
frontier* o f our country are fixed,
tigial appendage of a bygone ora’
write* Jame* Bennett, director of but th* frontier* of eetence, a* the 4th of July trying to catch
th* United State* Bureau of Pri we h*iu recently proved by the up with our very heavy mall, one
son*. A fter »n exhauatlv# »tudy the atomic bomb and so many of the heavleit In th* Capitol.
Th* Senate Committee has fa
of Florida'* prison ayaUm. No told other diacoverlea. Is almost un
Governor Caldwell It* rosd camp limited. Among the great thing* vorably recommtndod my bill
, awaat boxr* are "relict of an .provided In this bill la the hope granting woman equal pay for
archaic correctional ayitem” , snd o f en education for many able equal work with men and I hope
ha advocated many early reform* bore and glrta through scholar, to get It through this session of
o r t . "tome
Incident for*** ship* who might not otherwiie Congrese.
Senator Andrew* got through
ty mmuure*.” Florid#, which get an education. This will un
able any poor boy or girl who th* Senate the other day a vury
l l ao advanced In *om* line*:. U
11 ao
ahow outstanding ability to gri important bill extending permah
other*.
frnseiroutly remlia in oh
every educational advantage he ently the Municipal Bankruptcy
or alt* can take. That ta damo- Act under which many o f , the
The price of milk has gone up rracy.
cities xml town* and some toun.
four cunt* a quart in Sanfaro
tie, of Florida were aavud from
We
ar*
atiU
hoping
to
be
abfc
and po doubt tome people will
the aftermath o f our Florida
to
get
a
large
enough
volunteer
aquawk. "That juat goes to ahow
l>oom. Senator Andrews, with hla
army
with
Increased
pay
for
both
wrtal happen* when the govern
health much Improved, hae for
officer*
and
men
to
avoid
the
ment remove* Ita controls , they
*ome tim* been regularly in at
necessity
fo
r
continuation
o
f
the
will tay, "the producer* ju*t
tendance in th* Senate again, and
gouge hell out of you", forgetting draft. Th* army leader* prefer Is highly esteemed and respected
a volunteer army. I f w * don’t
by .all o f th* Senator*r- —— - —
m u n i you, brotMTi nmvw w t i havw-te-barg the draft, hoy* rati
Our Committee on Education
go
on
with
their
schooling
with
vary quart
paying four cents on every
and I-aher has reported olit a
out
interruption.
Three
year*
are
«rf
bought.
<n milk
rails you
in
uuw»n». Let Ithem
precious to them and many who House tbaolution to provide for
nk* IL
it. pay for It, vm went
' t'that drink*
abroad In th* army of oc a study into the real cauere o f
atway* say. I f you want to knokr
cupation
fo r a year or mens would strike* and industrial dispute*.
t your taxea aiu high, that’*
W* provide, however, that at
iver go bark to school i t *1).
JRHH) ^
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least fie* of th* seven ________.
Th# President was right In veto o f thb committee In both . th*
ing th* OPA B ill. . t recommend- Renata and House ahould
Speaking o f the CIO', atUmyt *d id th* Senate when the bill
from ths Committee* which leftsto use th* church and religion* wa* passed that bo should veto late upon Ibis subject- *o when
aa a mean* of organit* It, With th* T a ft amgadment It (ha Investigation ta made ao
ir* in th* South, John merely legalised enormous In- l*gis|aUoa can be
acted,
jrrite* In th* creare tn the coat o f living ami
bo get through a fan beft
is Coatmuo- Inflation and wo might j u * t as Congreas
I*
lam In th* well ha*to
ham no O PA at off
all aa to the amount
tnd interns- havo that low, a , the President th#
nay per mon
and for s* said. Th* Presidsut's couragroui ftom alout U
a thing as
th* Democratic party -10 a, ‘”
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month.
u'
a chant* to -M o Hr# y extending th* loans
l
in i stiff
muff*
lo t
'
U»# Rem* over a period of 3t roars
cold
who have * « * party
toad o f M year* aa tha law
_ ^ . effect Iv*
now provldre. Th* o , I.1* are
I L wBecauss,
w Hm**. however, we do already going to havi to pay
Qw church _ not havo gffactlv*
“ active wwrklw* togfth- more for tholr houses becsuio « f
o f the church
th* Whft* Itmue ami
nasod coats than they
thny ahoul
ahould
out on oa* ih* Congress end til* Denwcratk hhwTta pay. In xom*
xoms way or
lirnl-t+ouomii National Committee. It took* a* If another, then
re fore, we" have
Ihap eh
ksep Ho monthly
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are against him in the race with
»uch men a, McMullen, Murray
By RUSSELL KAY
and Dowds and h- i* probably the
Whilr limit ftilki dlillkr even when he uith,to<>tl [l»i pleasure low man on the totem pole In the
thinking about the N-IJXT krais- put on him by labor leaden m i .I present rat*'.
lature. which )■ itill nine month* vote.l for the Klght ■to Work
Tht* stliy busbies* of running
or »o
so away, the honorable gentry Amendment, being the only memthat mak* up that august body, bet of the House from the sn foe the tipeukrrahip of a house
are not only thinking about tin- called big counties to do so. ll that t* yet to be creuLrd and of
next one. th-y have thelf sights wasn't easy to do and hi* stature which the candidates themaelw.
trained on the m»- to follow.
ro-r in tin- eye* of tmth politic* l#re nnX members, may befun but
doesn’t make
sense. It
is
Although the NEXT legislature and th- public as a result That
of
after the NEXT legislature will he acted in accordance with thebound to influence the Votiy*
will not assemble until ll'tt* anJ vie* of the bulk o f the votnrs
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election* will occur b~fure that o f
Florida - was
substantiated
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time to ikitermine ils member When the peotile ratified thr
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ship, the politically ambitious la>ya amendment at th# poll*.
are as busy «« l>e«s pulling wires,
Berry E. Mutiny of Polk eounmaking contact* and building their My ha* show n himseif to he <'.«■
fences.
of tlye moat conscientious arwl
Coveted post in the House of hard Working members of the
ItrpreSentathv* is thr Speaker- legislative body.
l)n numerous
ship and the chap who lands I he ^ occasion, he has rxhibite,! tils
job ha- to do a lot of plain ami ability as a kinder and he Hold*
fancy '|to|itikin' to get the nece»- ‘be respect and admiration of his
saiy support from fellow raem- rallrnguea. which i* a matter of
ber*.
nrimary importance when n fellow
Already four members of th e! U a candidate for the Spcakcrllouiv have announced that they sliip. Of the four announced canwill be candidate's fur Speakership didst#*. Perry- is probably tha
of the HMD assembly. They are strongest nnd will prove a hard
Nell C..McMullen, youthful Hills mart to beat.
borough
county
representative
Thomu* B. Dow da is -quiet and
who has serveil two suasions, reserved but possesses ability as
Perry E. Murray, representative nn urganiier and he is widelyfrom Polk county, one of the known and respected as n law
able |egi*lal«i« riled fry oustand- maker for hi* sound judgment,
ing psihlic service by a secret poll ability to analyte B situation and
A
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of lawmaker, conducted lur
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Alien
assemble his facts A* a member
Morris in the name of those of Oxj Jenkins-Dowda team hla
newspapers who feature hi* c o l-1most effective work was in digumn "Cracker Politic*," Thomas
glng
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_ _ out the fact# - that made
B. Dowda of INitman county, mem- hi* rase, whil# Joe Jenkins did
ber of the lesm of Jon kina-and* most of Ih* vocal work in comPowtla whose fight tn connection mitU# rooms nnd on the floor of
with tha Right to Work Amend- tha House. TN , kind of * race
ment and legislation designed to he runs for Speakership depends
revamp th* state’* accounting on how had he resllv wants it.
ayalcm and do away with ton- ' He has a pretty good record of
tinuing appropriation! ha* kept getting what he goes afu.w.
him In the limelight for sevyral
p, Guy Crew* is a good runears, and P. Guy Crow* of of-the-mill legislator; there is
hival younty.
nothing particularly brilliant nr
Net]
McMulkm, despite hi- outstanding in hi* legislative re
youth has proven himself In he coni that the writer can recall,
an able legislator. He established ! Whil* Ks would probably make n
his courage ami independence good avrrag* Speaker, the odds
m e WEST THIRD
You’ll call it.,.. - -
“THE WORK-SAVINGEST KITCHEN EVER!”
f
Bnilflers—Not Drifters
M any tnsa work LartJ £td M l loi got l a o b o d fa Ufa
t^cauM Ihtx H rV (Hi training to qafllily lot JuSitpcddr
m om Isenonalhls
cmd
X o a t M B,
This “New Freedom Gas Kitchen1*design
adds modem charm to an old house
...
for auccexx . , . Lit Elm abovs tha sank* of driltara . . . by
InvMtlag a n u ll mm each month fa a Woodmen Eduivittaiui| Endowment of S uccmr Build** Ills
to provide fa d s fog f a ooB oqo o1 1
pari ta l e i i m f l
odlTittoo also will help him to doralop chmoLio* and
" *“ * lot Uadnnblp andi"®*1'*"'1
Can tJto Im « 1
Let Mm gfe* yew the /arts wheat Beys of
WeWcroA mad th* Weedasea jweeatt* Ut* lo*
tatSMl cerlifkwtf
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WOODMEN ft WORLD
•.
M Yon )«st act the automatic clock control* of
your woodcrhtl, newjC^SfadS*
^ the dinner ttke car* of ka*tf
m d m m c speed and flcvlhiihyw — faot p w f bakiin Tbroiling and ro* r _
. . . there's notfatog to etput! a modern Gas range! Choose yours from the
many new designs now available. And look for die "C P " wall
>
r a m o M p r o m r o o o s t o i a o i N to a u w s t You r aUeot, ccooom ical/io-n m ,
new Gas refrigerator
, keep* m o re food fresh lo n g er! A nd therff’s not a
single m oving p m In the freezin g system io wear out G r fa e e k dotomt V
rasadom room hot warn woaaiat There’s always plenty of hot water—
for dishes, laundry and bath— dunks so that new, automatic Gas water*
heater l And it’s economical, tool Why not start planning your "New Free
dom Gas Kitchen” today!
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W EDNESDAY, JULY,
ID ,
1946
Virginia Calhoun
Engaged To Wed
iSocial And Personal Activities
S O C IE T Y E D I T O R
II i n i t iu i n
Sally Kate Williams
Weds Dwight Shower r
U U I1J 1 i v a t v
Circle Meets With
Mrs. J. W. Mero
Gerald And Freddie I
HehrenK Given Party
Oh.Ohl 'SWrongWay!
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T H IK S D A Y and FRIDAY
Min. Calhoun nlirnik'd public
school, in Sntifor.l, VI ,|. ^luilunli'tl
rson a
from Seminole High School in the
flam of |lt:Ui mill later allunded
Nornimi Junior College. Norman
Park. tin. She u at present ent*
ployed by llie Southern Hell Tele
phone ftmi|iany in Sanford.
Mr. fant|’bel| completed hi*
eiliicnti.'n in Charleston. S. f . ami
ha. lw"'ii eniitireteil wilh the Char*
lesion N « iy Vaiil for the pant
five year*. The ecuple plan* to
make their honv in Charleston.
Miss Sally Kale W I i 11 tt m . .
duiigntei ol Mr. bud Mu. A. S.
Williams, Sr. of safety liaitui.
iterttmc ill* iniitu of Dwight Wil
liam Shower. Jr., »tm of Mr. mid
Mrs. tl. W, Shoaur, Sr. ai.-n of
Safety Harbor blit formerly cf
this city, in a ilouble rim.* ten**
ntony Sunday afternoon at :l::ln
The marriage war srqemiuied
in the pluMtieo of the immediate
families at tras hunie ot the
In tile's parents with the Rev. J.
E. l-ewis officiating before in
improvised altar ol paints ^.ud
fern with white gladioluses.
The bride entered on ’ lb* aim
of her father to the el tains of
Mrmlubiorn’s "Wedding March"
She chose a gown of ivory satin
which featured a fitted, bedite
with tiny rn\t.»rro| button Lack
trimming. The long satin sleeve*
ended in points over the wrist*.
Mr*. Wilson Newman (tnd Mr*. The high neck was of net and
J. W. . Mero entertained Circle la te'm id ' the full. Kitthcr.il. ner
One of the First I’reshyterian skirt was over satin. S!»- wort)
Church at the former’*, home on u Juliette cap with u finger lip
Lake Opor* on Monday. Mr*. vci| and her bridal Ismquet ol
d3. R, Mawson, chairman, opene«l
whitu—c*ro*ti«i*s -wan --tied, -wide
K la tn eRThg* n n>r M r* r E li IHWA h
long white bridal streamers.
Turnbu ll gave tho devotional* in
‘ The mnid-cf-honor, Mis* Jean
tha absence of Mr*. P. IL Stephen*
Will inins of Sanford, v a « the
aon who la attending the general
bride's only nttendarit whb\\ 1.
II. Shewcf, uncf," of the liriifemortd, Va.
gmom acted as liesl man
Mu*
Tlnue attt-nillng wore Mr*. P. Williams' dress of him* not over
R. Bach, Mr*. IV. P. Ilrooks, Mr*. Inffetn was fashioned with .1
Robert Cobb. Mrs. S. fb Highiry- fitted bodice and off-shmiblvt
man, Mra. J. lb McNeill, Mr*. K »«.*tve*. She wine elbow brig !i
M. Russell, Mrs. J. K. ■Trrwilligcr, git ve* and carried a bouquet of
Mr*. E. V. Turner. Mrs. Emma
Woodruff, Mrs. Seth Wmalruff, pink rnrnntions uad fern.
The bride’* mother chose a
^lr«. W. A. Zachary, Mr*, .S, B.
Andrews, Mrs. H, J. Lehman, d i m o f blue silk and a corsage
Mr*. I- ileomc, Mr*. K. Vnlentino, of rial roars with gardenias. The
Mr*. Mawson. Mt*. Newman. Mr*. mother of the hridogrotim sole, led
mi ensemble of giey print itepe
Mero and Mrs. Turnbull.
nail a rorsaga of j ink nisebmls
I he guests were uriiercd Into llie
living room by
l)oyd tV . ntai
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of Hanford. hrothei in law >1 liu*'
bride The bride*, bmlhei. i S
Williams, Ji was ill ch u . >f
Gerald and Freddie Behrens musical arrangement?.
wet* honored with a birthday
A reception was held following
Jpirty un Wednesday nfleinoun by
I he celt-mony. Hoses, gt»dio|u*e*
Their molher. Mrs. il**i 1mt Hchand fern weir Used at ilrcotalio i
ranti, at their home in laikc Mis ll W. Showei. Si , mol her
Monro*. Camus w n e played and
of the bridegroom. Miss Mai jot
prizes were awarded to tads Muse Shower, the bridegroom*. *uiei,
an<I Dottto Metis
Mis. I! II. Illaitcluiid ami MiRefreshments were seiveu after Itiilieit Wood tvrrven patico and
Hu honorers opened thetr many take. The three-tier" I Ctike m>
attractive gifts. The following topped with a minhlur - luide
enjoyed the occasion; Willie Mann, and groom. Mr*. C. IfoyJ i o’eHetty and LoU Muse, LuciIn ami mau of Sanford, *i « i>-i ui the
Floiamx, Pricey Norma. Unity amt bride, was in charge of slv guest
Pete Hans, ijylvia. JAict and book.
Approximately 7* guests
■ Men Prise, Ihittie and Mtnnio were pirsent at the leeqition.
Live Meta, Uuda Johnson, Sun*
Mrs Shower vva itnrii in San
dr* Hatnsei of Orlan<li. Tummy ford, going* to Safety llnrhur
Hargrave, Junior Metis. Theater nluul a year ag.t with bet par
Mann, Carol and Clayton Walt- ents.
She ntleioVd I'lcarw liter
era, Allen and Rounir iilaffonl High Shrool gruduMtlng wiib the
and William Behrens.
I’lass of UMB. Mr Shower titAlao Mrs. Hargrave. Mr*. W al leml Safety Harbor Junior High
ter Price, Mrs. BrownWs Staffonl. ami graduated from Clearwater
Mra. C. S, Henderson, Mrs. Wes High. He received his dischaig-?
ley Johnson. Mr*. W. C. Mann from tre Army Air Force after
and Mr#, Wallet*.
completing u.S missions ovelte.H
lie is now employed by l-arryllimmitt in Clearwater.
After a wedding trip through
Wisconsin the couple will Is* *d
htoiM to their friends at 111
Church Street, Safety Hut bur.
Azarian ( ’lass JMeeta
With Mrs. B. C. Moore
Tile Axarian Class of tie First
llaptist Church held a « >cinl and
business meeting lit-l evening at
the borne of Mis, IL C. Moore
on Fn»l Second Street- wilh Mr*.
V. ti. Ila*t> a* co-host***.
Mrs, Hasty presided and called
for leptul* from the officers.
Mrs. W. M, Vance presented * the
dcvaticnul "Kye* i f Christ.’’ An
offering Vva* i*keu for the sup
part of a missionary indent at
the llnpti'l Setniniity at Louis*
villa*. Ky. Mis. A. f . Henson and
Mu A . S. ,|lnriui‘»in wcje_ pre
for Ttighlanils, N, C. for it.numthV
sented stationery prill's by Mi’s.
vncalinii,
Moure* mill potted plant* were
John Saul returned from South given the president, nod—teacher.
TI,
attending w ire Mrs. W
Carolina oil" TtlfMlay * wliele kc
VI. .
V J Peterson.
With
Ill'll tn-vutinr u f l lur iliNit l« it. Vance,
\||.
C. Henson, i f v , .1 S.
«»f hlv hi ot her.
•Jung,
MeForres*
inhiig summer
lie (pent
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vvltd
is
L co I at t .utiv***
tho week-end
BRENDA JOYCE JACQUELINE deWII ELENA VERDUGO
MARY GORDON
GIORGF CLEVELAND
L^st Times Wednesday
CHARLES LA U G H T O N 1
pfFt’S Till TIFSt OMCINAl PHOtO.of ATtitel.damaged by the atomic
I , :,',U to to |cleased by the ' Opeiatlon CroMtoad*” Review Panel. It a
ti i !■-stain ijf the crumpled sleet that remained of the bow* o( the UJJM.
rr.Tt pcnJt iiric alter the bomb had exploded at QlklnL (lulcmaiiunal)
Joel.-on. Ml.* U
\ l agio. Mrs.
A . S. Jtnriocaii. M t*. M V C leve.
land. Mis. Mamie Menton, M r*,
ul
f!* |i. Inkle. Mra. IL
visitliu
f.
1 J1 •jr\
llr i
Hunt.
.Mr*. I
A. Alulei-i ii. J i.. Mis .
H, I'. Moor i* and
Mrs. V. (1.
•b Mr*. D e fo n ril,
Mr. and Mr*. W. R. Wood spent 1
the weekend with Mr. ami Mr. . .
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C. \V Stewait at tlielr home M l 'S . IV. L ,
M ill laurel \venue.
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Mi * Nrtiicv W illiam * le fl vete iile v fui |laytuiia Reach til - p -lid
one »*■< k with Mis* .lean Hay in
alid her uiothei, Me* || N Savci
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p, ,-g ■nro cio u ,*n »d licb*-f
and
Ip h u liibtu liim " \
icudrrg o:,. civen I . M1
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p el,.I .on. "Thru W ut.i
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\ . lie \\ illoim p • d id
the
poem " I t .She W en b llie llo-u i
W ith You.'* The pi eg min
vm»
elo*ed with p tavci
The hostess served dellriioip lefirsh tn elit* tu rio I M i n e
Mr*
I r K MeNab,.
i* A
^nlev,
M r«. V citie Wilim tn-. M i*
1 N.
.Mi nod M i- M elvin Snnlli mu!
MisLennu Smith rrtnrncd It*
N ew c.i.tle, tnd s fle i visitin g Mi
and Mis
M yiou F
Smith nf
H o i nf H eiglit*
N H. Johmum mid »nns. Lucian
and Pat. left yesterday for Miami
whole they wcie •,,iIt*.[ Itecau e
of the death of Mr. .ieloisnr.'■
daughter.
Kendo nog h.
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'll* * Ruby mill tin vv Packet.
fj
Melhvtu
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M bs Saxon uud daughlci
N ellie S lr.uiyi \| ■ \ 1 Pel. i ■v '*
o f liirm lugham , Ab* were
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^ v„,|,.|.... , \|, ■ It 1 lb Jtd
guests ofC|ei,Swhiui.
Mr l**h**!M i*
b l> I** lb and Mi* II ■'
Swann and family
' n,
Mi.rnrul Mt*. I( K True u..v
bad as their guests fot ...ot
IlnlF Mr. and Mrs. (H lh e ii Nile
mill sun Hohhle uf lloo su k
Filip
Fidolis ( lass Meets
With Mrs. L. Garner
SURROUNDED Or C ARDINAtS and papa! reptmenlallvr* iv King Hundiert
ct 1
11 odili ua lie u ii iv eil ot the V'athan lot a ptivale multvitve wdti
Ins I
, I *c|-o I'm . M l . liu was lutlditig latcwcll to digint.iiici
bsi' i* u v mg tu join Uiv queen ill exile in Portugal.
klnlcrnafional)
meeting Inst evening
nme o f Mis. I - F liiiP '1'
M i* t I.. Thutitn* un,I Mi
P h illip ,
a*
ro h o .te —i
. vvi-ii* enjoyed and inhnienl- wen* served hv ’
Mrs. N. E. Manning
Celebrates Itirthday
Mr. and M r. F m " 1 ' e*. -oh
lirive (eft for Mur ion, N f ,*o.|
atrnm pauytng them * n . M n d
Mrs. It, Cerrsoli s ir *« ■tl - *. rf
Mrs. M. E. Manning will cele
in Vetmont mid Mo -lo h o -e ii.
brate Isrr Mtlth birthday today
before returning home.
with open house buinq held ul
1101 H ast Fifth Street for friend?
Mr, and Mrs. B. A . Monforion
and relative*.
and daughters, Sandra and Snn-
, . follow ing riie i i i 'i i
,
attending
we*e
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, Lit Hr. M i* H K Mr N
U «* Rate, ' i M l- I
.o lib e l. M t* 1 hoina*
Joint II g e t s, Mr*
bo.
rltivv, M r*. Cut] Mu.*'. M 1
e Frnnkliu. Mrs. L. F. tin
lies. A . |„ Thomas and Mi
A N©v/’ Cuitom*Tailored
Mr*. Manning, a pioneer ie?i* jn, left this morning on a vam ti m
trip to Chicago, Milwaukee, tu
irolt and Ontario. The) plan I"
i lie gon« about four w r r k •
Mil* Doris Amlerset
Durothy Anderson, \v
lets or Mrs V IL An
vtlending cnrtqi nt HI
for a week
Ml ■4 \
laissitig |« nlso «t!r
■amp.
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Shower Given l?or
Mrs. Haywood lve>
llil! Ill
Boll Servico for Our ...
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given It) Mr- 1- U Mdi« I folos I V
Mrs. A it Harris ut the tuon.
dnogh'r
llie form-t. ItS French \'<* ■ i Hobiiti
The "Iv e y '’ pattern t» Mi* !'•
molher yrlrcllon of china,
utt le
pastel shadjs of pink and bin
Avootte j rinnias and fern decorated i
tilh ul i j,-,riv rfsnss *vl i** .tunes w»
Home, jdoj.vd with Mrs, Alt Harris n
N‘rw Mrs. Seabree Brooks living awnr I
vin sing j
HefreshmenU of party cate•intent.
rream nml nssorinl nuts w i
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. f e d prise*.
, JrM , i renv*,! by the Itoslrss nssi-te
,r
by Mra.* John Ivey. Those enjoy
fluniovi j()jf
occasion were Mrs. Hay
. ra wood Ivey, Mils. I>«vey Mathewpll «hj Mr*. T. IL Miller, Mrs. John Ivey
Mrs Sehri.i HriH.ks Iwing awar.t
?rly of nifjHndrn,, Mr* Annie Belle Le*
lhower.
p#u|k. Miss bw
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WSCW Has Ninthly
Husincss iMoetinj?
C M J F O R N IA
Whan you buy your malariol, cut off a strip
and order a Marilyn Self-fabric Belt to odd
imartnet* (a the dreu you tew al home.
Marilyn Belli ore finished with Ihe exclusive
Celaneie "Wrinkle-Free"* proceir. Your
choke of ffve itylet, with melol or self-cov
ered rutl-proof bucklei, 6 rows of llitchiaB.
and iilf-embroidered eyeleti.
Gleam o'G old
GolJ.lTrilkt naithrsJ*
•toJ tldl pale liter* of
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Alluractl, lovely (rlric
ky Celaneie.
Fite*
THREE
Mi, anil Mr*. .1, C. Calhoun of
— T E L E . N O . 148 this city iim* announcing llxr t*t*'
gugmcnl of thru daughter. Kfftr
Virginia. t«. Hutton* S. Campbell
ot Charleston, S. C. ,
C e c e lia T r u lu c k
Social Calcndai
l 'A l . K
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
MI*» Natalie True, daughter <>f
Mr. and Mre, R. E True of lotke
Mary, has retumrd to her home
for a month’s vacation after
spending a y**r In Chicago. Mis*
Charlotte True, another daughter
who I* a student at Stetson University, I* expeclevl to nrtive to
•pend this weekend with her
Cheica ef
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Wth eamm
m-
Ensign Walter Anderson ha*
rr-enltsted In tha Navy for tine
year and la stationed temporarily
In Philadelphia. He Ha* recently
completed hie V-12 electric englncering course al Gecygia Tech
end has seen duty at Halifax.
Nova Beotia. He Iw l Sanford a
few davs ago after vlaltlng with
hi* mother, Mr*. V. tl. Anderson.
dent o f this city, reside* with
Mrs. A. E. Dobbin.,
PAY* TO LISTEN
Read The Ad*
•elf-inflicted head wound. New
It for questioning In tha murder,
l ehown In an ambuUnca on wsyf
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"C li.iin p io n o f live Cut*
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112 WEST FIRST STREET — PHONE 860
W HITf-HOM nO Gorilla Military policemen quJet'Vpro•trator during a tcriet of riots that broke out In T r le rtf
pity plgimrd by both Italy and
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HfRI II A V1IW OF TNI DAMAOrO AFT MOTION of the batlleahip Pcnntplponla, aflrt* the world'* foorth
atomic bomb had been dropped on the guinea pis target Heel In Bikini l-iguon Note that the float plant*
wore knocked out of place. Jo int A rm y -N a v y Tuik t wee photo v|a Navy radio. (International A'oundphoio)
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t i i i : r r iiitK X n - . t %t»»:n n c i T i o t
2 iu
W e i.te LKettles •Expects •
Good Football
Team This Fall!,,1 ii
CAMI> t i l " T H A N
v Th e Irfsit’ tm tl fam ily o
The Lost is Found
By Our Want Adi
When you Iota V edvertne
They Don't Stay Lott Long
M r. John llotiinvon, who departed
thin tlftr-T*irti#~ lg*_AUJtt. wl*he*
In rxpn>*!» their expanding appre
rintfi-n to their miiriy friend* for
their many l.enuljfiil rim it| piece*;
Kven the heart felt U legrniiL
i iiiiimurd
I'ltsf ilm
and
rorelnlcnri'*
which
truly in the
U » t four gwmvs M ow tvtr.
brought cheer ami comfort in 1 icti no U iisily in them mul
our darkest hour of sorrow. May pi vdict ww’ll .nap out uf It l « we resolve to *uy *incur ely from fof® A u g lU l ** l“
hii Uildeil w ith *
a
tit* putmi tarltl*
will* »
our heart, (Sod hie** each nml
grineveryone, of you.
Hpcaking of the Fed* Coach
M m . Ilfsilv lEohiiinon, wife *u»*i Kultla.* .aid: " F tH iiU ll |>iu.p«cm
aliters
are a hit indvfjnita. but | knuw
Mr. Willie Rnbinaon
wv nra going to have a good
Mr. W iley Itolillisior
learn and we have e u «u ih **•
Mr*. Adie Co*
perlenccd player* o m L to give
’ M r*, Mommie Howrn*
acme body if ttt.»le-”
'll** Hulah Robinson .
fie uddrd that Willi* Anderson
M r. J. C. Itohlrteon
would be in the buck livid and
Mi- Henry llubinxiin
tlift*i would be Clyde H ull. Hotly
Mr. I.ulhu It* liiaiiii
I’ivicy
anti Cluieuce Craolham
and holt <>( \rr< u* Btnl Neplii w
back in the line iui He comment
Ailv.
ed on hi* fUrprfse to «ee buy*
go away on their summer vaca
tion weighing I lb pound* and
come hack weighing
lih> and
I HU pound*, but declared that It
often happened this way
Hoy II. Drowning of Ht l-oiii*
nnd Uvl.eoli Spring*, 'who with
H a rry Ii- Ion..... will lake over
ju irp n rt fuc(lltlr* during the month
■ a t Sanford Naval A ir Station
when the N avy turn* the airport
THE HI-HAT CLUB
lo v e r lo the l i l y
i train (i. U s , w « *
the Kjwaitiana.
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T O T .V I,
"The World'* M o il Famous Beach" offer* a myriad of
healthful, reining recreation* lo pleete all age*, all taste*.
Planned tporti and recreational activitie*...frequent, Openair concert* on The Boerdwalk...fine *ea, river and lake
fiihing...a championship golf course...and S3 mile* of*
wide, hard-packed beach art among the reason* you'll with
your vacation would never end!
budulM tad koTIm mall.
Chills/fever
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Ocean brettei, toft and cool, itreii the pleaiurei you'll
enjoy In delightful D A Y T O N A B E A C H .
HEADACHE
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W rite, today, for Information about accommodation*.
LHAMDEK of COMMERCE, Daytona Beach, Florida
scon's SCRAP BOOK
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Notice To Guidons
PA"
WILL BE CLOSED
MONDAY, JULY 15 thru JULY 29
OPEN AGAIN
ON TUESDAY, JULY 30
Nvyiltd hid* 'will he received
by the * fitly. Cr,qpry(*>ion of
the City of' Kanfoal, . Ftnrlda,
at Ha pice tang to be held at
■find o'clock' I*: M. July 22,
m ill, for thy construction of
, nlirgl* n^apdarrl al*e rein.ju cfl conerete tennl* court,
n
i'lnii* ami. jpccificatlon* may
U obtained .at the City Manager'a nfflce at the City Hall
The City OmnmUsion reir t v it the rig ft lo reject any
or all hid* received.
ltrin.li nn nf Jt(nr ?S. It!4« »»f AIIahIIp Tni*i fVinijutny, JarkiMHi-
%111#, Klurbla. which *« RffNiHlrrl with Ttic fhinlmif A lLm tlc N » f 5# « « t
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THE OLD HOME TO W N
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By R. J. S C O n
I'nltpc! hia!r* HnYirRSUMlI : nhtliiiHinf}*, illrrct
M. It, (ia lc h e l w at K TATK UK K U U U U A
piano, Mi>
held at f n l 'N T Y U|“ HKXHNOLH, M
caterer. The m eeting w a* nnu
ilann. iw**ltl*r «af Ih#*
Iuent t h aI,t I!IliaV-ahi*vG
the Community Hotite. Prealtl
itittrinenl
Ifu»coaducted a board U r f .
IJ. W. H all coailuCled
'm eeting
follo w in g
the
regu lar
FEATURING
| i 7t.49| fet
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Um gm g with H a rry Ku'laH at the
ORCHESTRA
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A M IT i
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tollMIr* 181*v% i ii *ii'rit1 mIi IIff alinin' *1f» 1 » «"1 wwar*
and who will
introduced to
'n ey o f lUiytonn Ileacli, u post
o ffic e |n*iw'Ctoi. W. II W aterm an
io f W in ter I'atk nml Hail M il rltrtti. o f Chicago, »on in law of
Kicd It. W ilton.
j Martin
Stinecipher le<l
the
V A C A TIO N
During a two^l
Y u g o s la v ia .
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E N J O Y YOUR
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niylincad o f i V h l l o S u l p h u r E p r t v : i ,
W. Vo , at he lnvin;Iy hold* tho
trophy h fu i.it at SI. A ndie u »,Scot
land, a rk-i ( opplng the til ilit.v Open
Golf Champtonrhlp. Snead'a 72hole rard of 290. 2 under par, give*
the U. S It* (In i victory In the
famou* International tournament
n. w . m . v z i r u
Hwtitn lit *m l *utiarrlbeil l i l m i iAa Ihla Ind day i>f lu lr. l*|a.
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By STANLEY
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BOUT A R A T T Io m A K M O F / ^ O U e
^ C A T S TA IL w o £ r?y y o u - t _ T m
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HEADDRESS WlTtl BISOH
HORNS AND A CHEEK 6<RAP
OF 'f'lCER’S CLAWS
W tU *f ANIM AL3
USES HIS HOSE.
AS A' HAND | ARM,
A BATH SPRAV
AMD A WEAPON ?
C O V lR -T iN q
CEREMONY of
C R E S T E D
C R E B t S . - CONSISTS
IN EAOH BIRD
PRESEN<lN 0
-ftt. ELEPHAH1'
A ^ lF f o F
WEED To THE
OTHER.
THE LONE RANGER
WELL.IIL BE-A MASKED Oi
,t
By Bob Green
MOW.TONTq-
UGH! MEDQ IT!
RIDING AWA'
SILVER, n r
SIDIN' WITH bit AGAINST T^E
SCOUT!
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ru . b e p l a y in g he
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WEDNESDAY, JULY, 10, 1946
, Feds To Meet In
Twin-Bill Tonight A t Local Park
Manager Kd l-**j'* <>l»r>
Feds return to their own or.chard thia evening and will
; » m N l the Daytona Itea'h Nlandb. v -- j n. m
The Jlral
tame ia aeheduted to get *n•* 7:00 !’• M. trey
* t. ha* not announced lii» pitching
^t*<ltnmenU for tonight'* con
text*.
•
Kinard Captures TKO
In Orlando Contest
ring against another opponent
DAYTONA BEACH* July |u, in ( 111undo or July' a t
) —* Jj»v Scamrter, a rightumlcr with a * rooking fart ball,
truck out 17 Sanford batters,
valkid right and allowed five
t* la*t night a* Daytona Itearh
upped the felrryfrti*, 0-1.
j
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man II
Third baaeman
Hob Kramar I city Hccreatinn Director tie *e
Sanford
1
* h,,! Kettle* revealed thi* muffling
-H0* . W“_‘N at leaal rX'^- thnl free movie* for children will
eamater'a 17 alrlkeouta was. the l>e shown tomorrow morning at
at performance of 1040, 14 the Sanford Junior limit School
kins the moat men previously
ginning a t' 10:00
mill'd I Ilip year. The league
elite* said that the feature
cord U 19. aet by B lit Hen wi|| he "Scattergoml Bal'i.'-."
rik of Daytona Beach id 103H. Short* will include "Elephant
apainater fanned 14 .Gainesville Roundup" and “ Tinvu Little Hear*
alter* in Ida last-start.
In the Wood*."
Movies For Children
Will Begin Tomorrow
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NK ' furnished apt.. 'J furniahed
cabin*.
Phone County 4502,
Mr*. Short.
OOM houac, furniahed. Adult*
only. FdSJJO 'per month. J. V.
Martin. Rt. 2 Box 06.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
" room h o u se fo r s a l e
2471 PALMETTO AVENUE
’ W. F. BKUNSON. OWN EH.
SEE KD LANE
APARTM ENT houses with good
Income.*
SMALL bungalow dime in only
•4900.00.
A NICE Country Home with
extra* lot.*, ideal place for
chicken* and garden. $3500.00.
4^ -e d , ■lyHU#■
tJlOOM bungalow, one o f SanJkd's
I7di
' most (Kipulat streets.
ROOM stucco bungalow, move
in the same day ymf buy il.
Best residejillal section.
UCCO bungalow,
furnished,
possession August 1st.
ACRES land on miniutuic
ke, only
IlHOO.tMi.
FOR SALE
RAIN COATS
RAIN HATS
TA R PAU LIN S
H ILL h a r d m a i h : t o.
30i East Fiiat St.
FLOWER 1*015
all aiiea
H ILL HARDW ARE CO.
301 East First Si.
I P A IR tcuV'sf 1 spray cart and
t duster earl, both with Idtrh
for tra rlo r u*e; 1 dnater cart;
1 lot <if hand tools; I seed (red
spray pump. 2 Cole planters;
1 hand
duster;
I
single
disc amt harrow for mule; I
leveling hoard; I iarg* fert*
ilirsr broadcasting cart- with
.hitch fur tractor umj. Carl H.
BN acre* land on highways — Mymfa, Ptume 7H1—J.
only $1000.00.
A LL grove with house and BEFORE buying that TAHI’ AUL
IN get nur price.
Stanleyatore building, price $3000.00.
Rogers Hardware Co.
Edward F. Lane
• man who knows Sanford."
HOAT OARS?
YES we hav~ tlom.
FOIt SALK
Stanley Ro.ers Hardware Co.
SIX room bungalow near South
STtJe School. Tills* bungalow i* NEW boy's Viking 11icy le. use-1
I month, $ Ift.OO. fa ll Trailer
•nicely arranged and has hard
Park, Auxler.
'
a »(v { floor* throughout. Priced
at $0250.0(1.
ONE linmmei mill runtplcle with
ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S,
pewsr unit Grind your «wn
REALTOR
feed, grit* ami meal.
252n
Atlantic Bank Bldg.
Orange A>o.
Phory 73S
6,000 ft. nf 2x10, 2x6, 2x6, 2x1,
r « o «tnrv*houie in nn* of the
Alan 2x6 •ontiie and rrnpv-<
nicest location* in Hanford.
2526 Orange Ave.
flooring.
Ph. >04«.W.
4 REAL ESTATE W A N TE D
TASTED: Listing* of farm.,
hpmeii, groves and luisiness
nroperty.
415 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
Telephone 1120
FERTILir.EB
f lewnrrn A*
ARTICLES
W AN TE D
y»ur ear. regardless
rondltton. Roy Reel,
*r«1 RL
good csdidltion
AUTOMOBILE
WIT
rgantly
Phone filft-J to 7£14.
BUY eowa, calvna, yearlinga.
II. W. Lord, Phone 7 II.W ,
POINTER puppies _ month oM
Blooded stock — Phone Gordon
Dean 143.
Moss Amusement Co.
( ’ops- (» to 5 Win
Over
Carpenters
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S T A N D IN G
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SPECIAL SERVICES
lA riA ^V f o U PV5HCF p j-r/
VICTROLA, 4 rocker*, t! die**era., atove, cabinet, table, noth- NOW is the time to protect
yrntr property against wind
i lined ice lio*, 'dining, chair,
stor m Tdttmages tjel Kxte ndt’fl
electric lamp, mirror, cat imLn,
i f> laying lien*. Ift pullets, 3
I 'm <-i age. t M Iloyil & Co.
duck*, h voung duck*, oil drum,
SHINS
sellee, h a n d raw*, brace*,
i■
Show card* amt poster*
plan**, square. 20-ft.. drive Ih-Ii .
O --•IRE'S SH.N SEItVH’ E
. relinera, 2 toll* bartn-d w it e,
(* i> laindiex*. Photic 1021
fence poats, minnow net*, -mall
keroaene atove. cru** ctil -aw.
F L O O R S A N D IN T .
aline Inst, fish pole*, etc II..v
an*l fondling. Cleaning and wax
9*>. VV. Kir*t St.
ing
N r » floors surfaced to per- 1
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SCREEN DOORS
’ H ILL I I AUDWAIIK » ii
301 East First St.
0 Would » p l.j' f have tu pay
due. a* a .o i.
0. in r .
A. Ye*. Murphy'* letter to the
W ASliIN tiTO N The man next
dooi « a - full of questions about Senator* put the payment >.f rlun
n .
w- v* ii r
the newt; burned Am erican Han-- oe ih f t a*i*
play e|s inaklliv tc- than fft.'tllt. J
ball Uulld
IL- pullcil out a io iu g . w 11Ii !In ,1 jot th , in ii..* yirtflll I i
» Ii ,diu in...kit. .m.J ll.'u i for
line of n o**-examination
If Th- l.iiild would be a mi rim e r f i i i u 1 i'i. 60 an.i up.
L**l night in ihe t i n NoftbuP _ bm. m effect, and something . y. What jic in -tiling p nit» *
League The Sanford Ur raid
> brand new in the game, wouldn't
A. Murphy out lined an. etghrpail their fiiA vict iy in two it’ .
poinl pr. g nrq: i l l Ml p-tcent
*taita when th*'v ib>fe»ie*l th
A \e«. ihe Oiilid is patlertieil
f purohittc pri* • to o to ilayer
Robson Sporting tiiaet* l.otiti liy id * i sinioti .to g i ims Willi ei tiec- if sold; (2i arhit rat inn: i i m
a *core of il t" 7 In an over
live hiiiruuun., minimum wage muxinium salary: t l i miniimin)
time contest^which «a . tire open acate. fiona.es. insurance and *u , .alary o f $7,5110 m big leagues;
ing till r f « sche'utel lw-'n (.ill on. S. in.-Ahat similar i>lea* have t.'l gleater f •■ei'iu of euotra/La;
Tire Mo** Amu.eim-nt t'.in I'tiv been ,oU itoci*d in llie pu*l let I «r.i .|H>nreful' *et'Irmerl of dir*
came tliriugli with i tnltiBi' * In hi ! I,- muleMo|i/e,
put. * with no-strike pledge; 1 71
to ft victory over the I i l l p.Milei
tf W ho • n >a i. lid* one?
l.onnspj, insut anee. e,lc.- ta) all
Union.
\ Fellow liy the name of Ru- i i-tficccA from players?* rr-UK*.
tierl Miiiphy of ’• IPeston,' a fermer
The win* la.t night by* (t
Q ]low’ did those sotinrl to th*
tl'iatd and Ms** pin ed iuilh ! field examiner fur the National ' ball player*?
team* into a tie f, I tlllld I'tar.'. Lido, ’Relation. Hoard lM .lt I I )!
A. Some of them liked tha
the Heiald la** w u one of two Mid lt.ll viild-e.ilnatinl,
S7.?iUll liliniimiiii pity idea. laiTj games and Mo** rang tip tin u
t| Wiuil’ s be acenmt>li*iu‘d
i i's, tirlirthition. sharing in sui ■
HYniil win agaio-t a pan
fin ’
price iind so Oil imi they tinnight
!tipiti*I*,
A lie has Hi ken three fornlnl Murphr
.
wn* too vague, atmut
.lep. ii gel the l !u iId (novc menl j .. gveati'i Jji.dom „ f contiact **
*
UlKh i ytiiv litnl fin'll u pot--ho
y How *libliut ” l h it minimum
at the W.nliington Senator* foi pay ’ of fT.ftUtl a year? Can |■>
good men*tuc,
I get it ’ What's the tnwesl pay
If Whill Were this*** * l| *V I -t Mill pin Tollin', d c*la t.ou *
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Dei .and
Cntnraville
JM tin* Uaibutvtun IttttAtmRr Ulift Ilk* ;tlu\ kept their husk ?l udmi*
37 tir
*i«n fee Most tiMtkies now inniin*
.lit it
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I'uhitkn
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;»*«hin % f Vit-in fur li cflllivt»vi* f'ttr
Vestel tiav’s lb-* irtt*
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LH KTIM K income hrttU^i u ' hi The worst sunl I e-t of (lie big
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accident Inauiunce
'league clubs bad ! 1*-i r ro-ter,
Mu*. »i, i hi piM*ii i
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aide, C. 1^. Bovd A C*o.
i filled with fugitive- from tin’ tail III* li't of I hr t1l4Jl)I> ||fM It'll
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Insurance, i "red nuintry, ovn age player* reII Oft PI T A LI/A THIN
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Vou rati eel an idea ot Die at •v!»ni ri.tl ’ * hfiwril for lltr Ul SIn^
STRICK LA NU-MOK Blsos
mo. t irronqis i ably better brand of 'ijiiikd
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tin. rhall now on 4i*play t.i n*,i
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b*tt in fiiin prill ion with I hr huM F«Ilr», Sputi ChilfiJh i 1*410 I-1-1 i* S J •I ■I t %% 11!I VI 1 1114' tl •H H I K of* huvt
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Insurance I* most I)l9 iMflMirln (I i Ih VCJir, 'IHi Ir »*khiht(
111 1wan* inIrtl Urree
important. You know what It Ir thi* lip*t nf ItMtliiift miH pilthm a Ini rf Da t Uill Jnrin^ I hr mtr.
111if I hi*4Hi I fill
would coal to replace youi Iradt’iN in l»olh
II ia |»i«r’ fill p rtvirr
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mai h ) "buiMit!i* |mf (inai>
I hi*y
home, furniture, m errhnndLe t>* much w nillciill r f
and automohllp IT destroyed.
Nn mu* 1pmm In hifttnrv hu* *■'• nirimu;i*,| in l»**» i> in »hu|tr a*tul it'll S"A ba*| i i young ph* he I
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Rut you don't know what llv hint nn nulfhJJ to compi* i f «i-i' fav >ii<I d*r ••id i'i -i+$i4 iMfiiUi'w
lull lilt k«*i( Hll
11*• mtup ilirtii 4 i ftiiiritlrticr, nint i ■
verdlet (a going to l » tn a, law* thv **■Icut prniip f Gl utiirurn ha*1
h i it ii
knit Invnlviag twwlllv injury
1 |at play this
Thi* li“ l me hid. proliaiblv. Ihiil ;ill$ iidanri* rrcnfHrt 12f «*wa|V» t .
hrinK mil ai t)i»' Im II
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death Gel adeqnale liability Ted William*. J*w and
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rovarage. C M. Rovd ft I ' ii
Maggm ami King Koug Kelle,
Ih r i: n in r i imiM ihi: <*n i im lli
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expert work.
PIANO tuning
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Yru would hnV" tn dig dcro •»>* Jtng JlPffofmrt'irP's IM
NKW CARR
are hard tn get. Ia*t u, put your Ihe liasetf i|| ^ImmiVs to .put a l«-H ,- few ) r;<r* tn ihr nnnir nf liiu i Hirn
ten Cur
nil. iW if'w rr.i'tm fur
Tin
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old MW In Up-tl*p pttndiUiui, See infield than or*, giving yon
sf•*11 ‘ Ymi RiiPtin I
ua fur Ant.'. Painting, Slmnnixing. choice of former servicemen Han.. chrrrt in Ihr Hiiiuithl that ihr j hi* mm
tiattary Chargini. Mnlur Repairs, Greenberg, Johnny Mile or Mick Hath nr 1 p»«lim r Ini'* rra ll) fMP* 1rliuulj in .ii llieni likt* PiP'iuipi,
I Mi (Tnimi
Welding. 0Mt (\>v*c*. Also used ey Vernon at first: Joe Gordo" cornr thr nhl Arm) Game.
Bohliy Drerr or Johnny llerai. A V T II P A IN T
BODY WORKS
metto
Phone
feriu.h
Call
Old floors made like new.
Baseball Tonight
.MI N 1(1 PA I. PARK
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SPOUTS laAUGH
15 you can add to your
automobile liability policy, $1.
000 medical payment for
person accidently injured white
a patienfer In your rkr, in
eluding YOU. C. M floyd A
Co,
GET A 5 year
itorm policy.
approximately
and may pay
DeLand Baseball
Club President
Given $200 Fine"
DELAND. July 10, td’t— Fb.r
Ida Sta'e League Ailing Presi
dent Ernest Padgett yealerdm
fined the Del-and Red lliila $200
as the result of an aiterrathin
In which limner Smith, pro* bleu I
fir# and wind- of the l o c a l tlub, allegeilly
You will aove slapped Umpire Hot* Cmcilta.
Smith paid the fine and said
1/3 of the cost
lie wa* having ht» attorney* prr
the premium
Tha Red Hat proxy admilte*!
slapping Crucilla and charge.! the
umpire had "thumbed hi* note
at The grandstand” after the Or
lando game here Monday:
Smith said the affidavit would
lie presented to the league dirt**lore in an effort to have Crucilia "banned from baseball" and
If that failed he would aend it
to Judge William Braham. commtaalcner nf minor league base
ball.
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Daytona Beach vs.
SPOUTS ODDITY
IS NOTICES— PERSONAL
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Chapman's Hustling, New Style
Herald Defeats
Phils Hope For First Division
Robson 9 To 7 In
Softball League
GOING
BOX SCORE
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Lait Monday
ii
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Undo, Hilly Kinnan!, Sanford'* up a TlM.llg •
.11
and coming middleweight. record
i «a v t *»N-\ »n: At II
ed n technical knockout itt tiic
f*|af ,*U» n ilk
second round of hi* i*out with (j t»(tw
- I 1, i f* If
Buster Frazier.
5I f til tIfkit!. Ill
Kinard la elated to enter Ihr
fO - room apartment.
M4 Kim Ave.
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PAG E SIX
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Pittsburgh Pain' flint will give you thebest looking,
longest-lasting and most economical results. Here's
where you’li find a full line of the finest paints
money can buy. .
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OUR PRICES ON P A IN T ARF. THE SAME OLD
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result of our new
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$2,500,000 RATE REDUCTION
xirrirtc t o ArFliAii
TO; Imrothy n. Tynw. Who., pis.-* JTJ
of (••iU.nr* Is 111 W. Front H tir.L
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fw r Ist marsacf Tyner. ITalallff S =
VO. Dorothy IL T>e*r. I**f»nd.al
W on*., ray hand i u off.rlat
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clerk of I ho rinr.U Court
of N.mlnolo County. Fh>rkgi. till,
tbo tth day •* July. A. I*. I***-
BED SPREADS
Heavy weight chenille In m
raises an# patterns.
T W IN SIZE
FULL SIZE
HI $14-95 and 4 ^ .9 5
BABY BEDSPREADS (crib size) $g,95 * $g.95
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MATHER
T. W. Lawton, Coart
Assistance, ItoaplUlContact
OP SANFORD
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Held By Russians
Plans Made To Hike
Bureau Membership
In Seminole County
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Morrison Wins In
Tennis Tourney Play
Charles
Morrison ’ yesterday
afternoon defeated E. C. Kilpat
rick. 8-ln3-8, 8-1. In tho first play
of tho current City Tennis Tottmament.
According to City Recreation
Director, Carl Kettle#, Morrison
will moot Gvdnn Uradley at a
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Five Persons Die
In Crash O f Plane
Near R eading Pa. j fir
-1 REAMING, I’*.. July I
" , A Transcontinental .""I
'i Airlines plane l««h<)
near liFading with n I
» liven.
O f T a b le !
Pmgre
The lale.t *vBlll«,',•
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14
1 largo supply nf muck fo, g r o w n .
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/O m piC lC C I „t tho cost ,.( digging and limiting linn tot the rr»*h
—
,lt, wn* reported _by Mi t ull.im |,y pfnn.y'liunis Stat. I
M. the Reading llm (*•• F»
jily Store at I who said that F^nginccr
Sanford Ave- i Hagan had promised tn surveyy a plane, a Constellation, wn
ration of Gat- ! 20 aero area " f murk at the ea.t ed four miles north "f
been remodel* end of ____
l«akc Monroe which 'hudI It was imt a rcgttlai p
been made available iiy tho owner
i t o r this purpose.
Plana were matVj for increasing
tho memlie.ship of the Burea.i
of the produce counter and with in the county by 100 f^term.
Indirect lighting, similar to that Shortage* of ferltliser matcrialK.
of the Tabu 8upply Store on First due to strikes, was reported.
Considerable progress in drain
8treeL A new vuntllatlng system
ing west side farm areas though
has bean Installed.
Herbert 8ikei i« manager of lmprovment of ditches was re
th# gTocvrv d«partm#nt and Allen ported, but it waa added that
Dobson, who has served Sanford there la much more work to I*j
maat buy#r* for th# past 2d tlone, and cooperation of County
years, |* In charg# of tho meal Commlaaioner* will be asked to
further the work.
counter a#d wurvlc*.
It wae reported, though not con
firmed, thet Seciotary "Ted", J.
FL Wathen, will 1* transferred to
Fort Pierce l.y American Fruit
Veterans Service
Growera Inc. Mr. Wathen’s faithMOMIlHTt) w a r
fulneaa a* secretary was inucl
Any veteran In nood of serv
commented upon and plans for
ice (free of charg*) In any of
Fimpioyment — U. 8. Erakloymsnt Serrle#, US North
\\ ASIIINGTON. July 1\!
T .Senator .Inriics Mead—>
a d o f th e Sulmte Wat* Inkligatiug. CwumiUto— to-
i
Mi - Iwnl lbiril-«l*
i |»11n it uvr*«l 1mir
lu gh m a I mhiI •»
A FIREMAN MIOKS OVBR
TIIK liURNF.Il BUT house* and . Hughe, trie
gerago in. Beverly Hills. Calif., I » Heyrlv
where
millintmite
sportsman- when ttmil
tdar.? huildcr lltiwaid llnglies and pane'* land
his Xf-11 photographic plane l.'xpilnt, II
lliiifn ll.4ibur Im ve f l o i D t l »»n «
limurn :tlrikr,
’I hr iimntKrnnta !ri«.| (•» • t»f*^r
:L u li *-tin. ilh ^ n lly . I t r it H i nn’ hnrt'
* a a taS ^ . ,iJ5i,i53S:
Photo Of .Man Intent On Suicide
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I niu*i| in 1ih |i i \ ill I hr ritisH ll V
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merit
and E d u
A .worn Mil of rwtnylslnt kaxlao
keen m«4 la (k . tncentt ( S i t l«
• ml far IWMilaole fowalr. Ft.„M«
la Cltaacery. o«mla*l >ea f« » 01vurt*. ih* short i*:!» •»! which
!• .Uhn llklm H («**•• in* lilrha.
iM M nt#t#nu ar# ih#r#rut# to
l l \ l , (tHnuHO .
aor
^ • following categories la re•piested to visit (M office of
th# r##ponaibt# agencis# listed
b#low:
-
Witness Says I*o% m
ity Of Award \
Taken Up'with vi
Department hy iV
Three Nazi Generals!
Among Ones Found.
Guilty By Court
A L L W OOL
B LA N K E T S
BABY
B LA N K E T S
till*
—
Twenly-lhree 4-H girl* fimn
Semlnolo County undei the lead
Officers of the Seminole County
ership of Mrs. O. I'. Herndon
and with Mrs. Kscar Price a* Farm Htireau tislst it/.-l with
recreational director will leave on County Agent C. It Oawson and
July 2D, for Camp MeQuarrlc in repnrte.1 that grower* would need
Ihe Oeala Nallottnl Forest where tho some number of foreign negro
they will enjoy clas* periods in farm laborer* u» .luring the past
swimming, crafts, folk game* nnd >..-ar, when 250 Jnmaicans, ItorugM
...........
_government
_
expense
al
team dionmstratlons, according here
to Mr*^ Ouida VVIUun. cunnty stayed at the farm ‘ labor enm|’
pn^titc tyesl safe, anti wetksiUoti .
huiiif .debienliiatiotf agrnC
■“ TffF Seminole Cduntf girls will Seminole (Vtinly fnrht*.
Presenl at tfjj meeting wore |
share lhl* program ihrottgh Aug
2 with 4 H girls from Pttlnnni M I- Cullttm. president .f the
iiurefto. I^o i.iituci. vue presnl. nt 1
and llrevaril counties.
||, nry lliuriton. .rea-iirer
.Special nctivilic* will include ,
a picnic nt Juniper Spring* nnd
i'lefetence for Italmman, rnthei
a hobo pat tv during the after* than Jamaican workers, wn, ex
noon and evening of July Mfl; presae.1 l.y tho mentlicr*. Mr. Hawn musical program on Wednesday son pointed out the need of infollowing; stunt night on Thurs u M . a t . n g now, now many imported
day; a banquet on Friday follow workers could I * utod, rather than
ed by a candle lighting service wuit uuiii bft'iery is tit me »t> <1 ONE OF FOUR AMERICANH I- dig
that evening at HtOO n clock.
•beds, lie added thill he would eitn- held by I tu- Russian fm diet-all)
Girls wlm will attend the ramp vits* farmers und shipping firm* rntcrliig 'Itr Bovlrt a-mi* ■ It'.lm
ul
include: Mary Margaret Herndon. to determine tl.-it exact latn.i Is l.t, Clcurge K. W>a!t
Oklahoma City. Okla '1 , a •«< n
Junnie Mae Jones, Annn Johnson. needs.
May Ann ' Michels. Edna Michel*.
Mr. Cullom, aflet iH.inting md Frank F.’ Keating. C ; ",
Martha l^tiirn Smith. Ihnotliy that the Itureau favoied I h e lultm gnvernm lit llerhl, " i *• " 1 1
( I"•1• ' n.itn.iuit •
Knight. Ix»l* llorialdsnn and Mil in,pm latlon. said llo v wuuld »|m.|i - formal pM.tesU
Maine.
H ltK K T IN n
11.1'irVlttril
Senator M ead Criticizes
Eisenhower Warns Against Any
Farm Officials
Weakening Of Occupation Forces
Favor Importing
Negro Workers
24 Seminole 4-11
$0.95 up
«]*-«! e*> |!t*» rnnftMU «%lll oe i nlri •>.!
4*«*ln*t y«"i ;.»id the *jfM raiia**
There's plenty of this cheap electricity, too. New
plants, new lines are being built as a part of our
■
defrndrd Lieutenant General Lu
cius Clay for what the Soviet
Propaganda Agency claimed wn*
Clay'a illegnl itoppago of re
paration* deliveries ftom the
American *xone to Russia.
Moscow paper* today also gave
prominent display to u statement
hy Russian Foreign Minister V.
M. Molotov concerning the,future
Germany and the signing of a
peace treaty with the Reich.
Girls To A t t e n d
Ocala Encampment
!*»•
t I*tut it*> \ini*u-'til. I'lAiuiirr.
1«
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Associated Press I.eased Wire
73 Germans Are .
Convicted For
Bulge Massacre
The 1’srls dispatch asserted
Ilyrnc* hsd fsiled ,to sn*wer
satisfactorily • Russian criticism
of his treaty proposal for di»nrming German;
Ryrnr* had
T___
r** ____
also els
BEGINNING MONDAY, JULY 15TH
OIJB NEW STOKE HOURS W ILL BE
*».!•• f»k "f ilirllll'iilifth M ||.|
fst.il* will €1.11.4* Is* I*.|S lllf* s.ltlfl. |
it >
In Flames
MOSCOW, July 11, (/l*)—
The Russian Tass News
Agency
accused
United
States Secretary of State
Jamc? Byrnes and British
Foreign Secretary Ernest
Bovin today of being arbi
trary nnd one-sided in pre
senting their views on Ger
many to the Foreign Minisjers^otjn cil.
*
|s»r' futir J
’ I • i
« if
Burst
Where Hushes* Plane Landed And
Says Officials W«re
One-Sided In Pre
senting Views On
Germany To Council
NEW STORE H O UR S
H o lirin l
44»W.'*-*rrtse--1 Its
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F L O R ID A ,
M ATHER will continue to hold these price* at long
u stock last*.
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Announcement
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E I-S U E R R Y
PHONE 303
III#'
THURSDAY, JULY I I . 19-16
SANFORD,
ARE BELOW OPA APPRO VED PRICES!
1 f u l . r n u f * ( . u a . I.
|»rm «iliM
1908
••IT’ S EASY TO PAY TH E M ATH E R W A Y "
LICGAL NOTICI
A ll IN STCP WITH
.
SUMMER PEP
E it n b liih r d
Russian Tass
HANDCUFf DANOUNO from his
wrist, William I (circuit, 17, a ct lIcite student who the F.U.l. Mid.
has been linked In the kldoop-xInVmg of little Sutannr Detain, fl. by
fin,-jerprint', leave* Criminal Court.
Chicago, where 21 charges were
tiled Bg.illisl him Mone of the
ilm ges Invbtycd Ihe slaying. «t
|L i.lH* |*'s« I
NOT
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
I*.
Phona
It
1 litimlrr>ho*rr«» m d \hnnrm In afternoon in**
14 fIv n m l m
O ilirn»lw ' partly cloudy*
To Prot^rt the freer of (be World:
mih. i » » «
mi**•«:*'»
I •• »**l*l.
In Unity There Is Strength—
iii:iiM » .N
l.t t 'll . 111- I'aiirt
SAN FO R D P A IN T & CLASS CO
D IC K
P I' lT s t
I HE.\L>
a p l i l s i V s 'l
BOLLS
t\ ",ttl)
i !•*• r * * l » » f
i«u| •>!■#- m if#rr»p pit* r*Mif« '*«• "
l># »ntere«| iiaaltiM *••»*. »l»'l *'
r »M proeeed .a*alR»t r«iu
l*<n
It I* further tirderH '!(>* th
nulirr uf publtratlon t»«
u t iu ii
T d : Wm (• lt.irlK.iu. *h“*■■I
,i-m - It*
"The Complete Point and (iln n Store"
FLETCHER
117 SOUTH P A R K
w h # r# lt»
•'.#» Auropi ‘*ih
Legal Notice
iw u k .
| *»r. st tu ioos 4iva (Uim im H M rt
this th«
Iduttl K llo) |e*
M*dIrlior far I'la ln llff
. fcurttotra. as* |i- ur ■•>, tn . in n <ti*r
A»*u'
i Iu i -m Um |i, Itii*. in h ,'•(1-411*. >•*■' t"
pals*, kwnasf i m u Uk i . i ii a u t »•* »k (J ) life. |»rUfllr K 111 ill. I' i .'lilt *
M lM kwtr M4*I*. eT*cU4sl**n<«« sa4 nt Srniihnl, f'Ttulilti I* *-1 l.t.(
m U i n a p M U *t (M id i hiptr-uM lir.O i
t,il .illl. ••( K*il't* -ltd
Ik r*w *IU(|IH now s*4 |U U»* "•* at,tiirtta
Kllti- t.mi ItallK HI 1-lilH M
lUuuHuum Mims t«*utsu« viumi* IWm
(•
ILlllK.U II I I t l.iIII
B-l (*Uk4 A i I Uii . Mo4( of IM MM* lulWltli.** II I ) tmliit -III *d
Stun* MMUISM klNUlHI tr MOnr boo.
Mrs A-o4-Ut, o)d» TltaMlo B-lMOJl »1,t a-.ll at Sanfulll. MriulMul- I'u
ill
|M loti rail*I W r*w Srwrit *Ui (Root- M a t. l.t r-lni lit) I 'll■ Unr totawS roor manor i n S-Ot-Un I*- Jiili, A !• I >
ptlu. SIm L
Hpih I m i Ip ( ’tiunir.
4HUAL)
Stomach
Sufferers
•I»s U Ooatrlr
ARO UND tff*
«*f
4 hv #»f July, A I» !!•♦•.
f* I i IK H N I k i N
<T*rh of Circuit Toyrt
THE W E ATH E R
nul.lt.hr.t In Snnf.iril,
Hrm lro..
(VtililY. F i»n .n
llngr •and O r iir t d al
ttrndn'dr ('m in i), Florida th l, Ju .,
ii«lioir
W l*r •
*h
fit,* f> »r-
••H I*.
ow Floridans
Voted On DBA
.ItI*.i• ION. July II.
Here*. Imw- Florida**
li„o m the Senate v.ited
1 tu rn ’ll' iiniemtincnts t"
|'A F s te n -i-n Hill tnixe
€n». ohrtiti.'it
llpf HIE* null .441*1 .Ihii y
t
I I ..Ml
|
S i » i i i i ••.
|*» I* •
St-inil"*
( I •
Officials Plan
JaycecsVote fo
To Open Flying Set Up Account Officer
School Shortly! With Blood Bank 'j'!1""'*1
Ihx-Scrt iccmcit
And Cltamlicr Kct|iif.s( l or
\Nomen In \rt*ii To
S ta le
Mliliiilion
4.4-1 l'ir**l ( Itancc
Kcccixt"* \|i|iro\al
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^
hdian, f « r -
■ Cmted
• , amp ill
1
.1 . p iL *n i'
,* ti .ii"
| •■ 4\ ill
•• •h* hj|.|
. t . .i| \it .•I »t »t»n 'Imi i HK I It*
II* t*t IlK -l pitf 1 t»f (hr liiiinlh.
t |Hrellr! t*il t*»J.»v by Hi»V
lii.m iiiiitf. a bn with lluir)
•»^..n Hytttp trr-trm-tnrr xritt
* . »ln fi»-M **••! I i' lllh
\|"l"i lists. I.n hiirhl, I.iik I
thr iit»>eibi|* It* "In*
.1 Srmiiinl” |»n «*iirr
flu
* t iili.tl
Itmirbi i
IJu*
l ine told him
on guardhouse
••
wn* MaJ.
I*»• h iif l I nbirin*
«• ••• !» *»|
\n«!fi*\%
IV|*|h
i
1* * t l
f i miii fin r h>|*. \<-«t€t<hi.
I hi- . \ t hlit
I N’tn il i"».
• "I* ••
rrnwili-ii M»tfh ite-.ii'y I “ •' ' •**i
ill* kf*«l llltlllllftf iihI s
A ••*t* •» •’ »«m
ailii| that thr rrl *u»r »*f Ihr-* mlrmirr.ifit a is rx|>r(t«>«| (•• hivm
mIniUI Ju ly I ft.
.
adopt, d
\odi, w, f"
pet agaltiftl
F'.xriupttng pctmleuii
product, it. long a. r
exceid thonesllc demit
adopted
Pepper again
drew* unrecorded.
Exempting livestock
poult i >
adoptr.1
A
for. IVppei ngain.l
Buyers’ Strikes Continue And Even
‘ Spread Against Inflationary Trends
Hy
Ity Associated I’r
I e ..
Huyera* strike , persisted and
even spread today against *ho
inflationary trend in Am erica’a
co .t-o f-livin g .
vo
Th e re were new demonstraliims
_ !]..! higlier ,price,
’ *it for meal
in _against
ami tlairy products, in New York,
New Jersey, Kenturky, anil I'ennsylvania. Urged on liv the exeeatlv#' tioard of tho CIO Philadel
phia Industrial union council,
picket, paraded'this morning be
fore Philadelphia's huge reading
terminal market. They rarried
signs which said: "This market
la violating OPA ceiling prices.”
Inside the market, one of tbo
biggest In Philadelphia, lierf was
being sold at 09 rent, a pound,
butter at B5 cents, nnd eggs at
89 cents a dosen. At other mar
kets, meat wo# selling at double
the oH OPA pric##, with butter
hitting ok high gk 11-10 k pound.
Louisville. K>., is having the
asm# experience, with CIO picket#
yesterday demonstrating In fr«mt
of four butcher shops in tho
samoldoek. Th# dealer* answered
the charge that they were get
ting 88 cents a pound for moat
Control by saying they were nay|ng fill |iei rent more for beef
to Iht: packer?, and that the
housewives would have tn stand
the d if f e r e n c e ...............................
lnriri»* 4\H in In r
nillk
ulrrm ly h«vc prnviikrif •demon,
strntion.s in Camden, N, J . Roth
New Jersey and New York lalmr
and consumers* organisations are
rallying for buyers* strikes and
the hlarkllsting of store., where
price, ate soaring.
On the commodity
market*,
this morning, cotton continued
to kooiii, pushing up to its high
est point in New York in 23
years. Friers remained firm on
ipork in the mhlwcstcrn ami
bilfly ••! k**i«M'r 1
• nli it.'d men
already have
• f p<i mining
t
Aim-r icau
I "uni y ■•* ortlhl ••* *'
by w|h*»4imi ititT a bb»t
ut lilt i f bitIt 114 Sflltfu
If.ih
| »i »i i t li i|
••«»(
.it l.uhtirhL
Ib 'i
fmiii ll". !*.a<*i iti i *i I
lit !».("♦* in tin* nit ufn| i'll liiiiifH , liMellk'til * • lit!' d
,|| llo t-KStlld.
lllllklllllllli "I »•* |M»»*
11.
, pati tallun wil| I,.- undei ( • M l "
I'ricT War Breaks
Out In I’ittshurgh
*l*» V
tlio d m 'to u i of ltiehnrd Vernay
N!r HuDUIlh, if(4*r
nf Satifnid.
|*f*»vr«f I hr*. »n«i1b»n
I’lpi , i ni, ptun.-. will l>e used | fJ, \f•I
,h«*I i
n= ti.iio t
T l i r r r now .-raft nre 1*4 Hiy«’ Ii|fitlr ibr
to, a a)-.iilahle and two are |..*int; i”*!:iMi liimr Ibi’ >'*11
old . 1I 'd
•l| V l F l l* l l
Ullll
lllf
^
Tlie ie " ill lie l>ot|i i ivilitiii on I rti"* fMUhti'l »*iil
*
G | ii.lining during the week, lll<«l *44I* • I*!"* »'
lull ;iii al day and Sunday w ill ^ fit*’ in** • •-Ulv
U
|„, ip )«.t.'d rx rlu .iv . lv to civilian
11 ,lining W A V E S , W A ltS , SI* M IS I
and \,,uien nf th r Red Crnxs netvice loav take tho II, |. training.
About M person, .a n l>c tralio-d
in no Ii , lass, said M r. Ilrnvvuiu,'.
F x■:e iyin- men nf this ntoa will
la- gixwi the first rhanrit at I l f
morse and the program w ill not
be advertised in outside arras
until thi
training
has taken
plni*-. it inns announeed.
Mi lliowtiing "X|M>rts, to move
loti- ftom llels-tm Springs with
h i. family as snnn ns he ran ob
tain bousing,' His daughter, Mis..
Julia llinwning, I,, an e x p e rirm l
flier.
PH I lit'liG. July 11 id’* A
piott war today broke out SS
iii".* no-at till. Iiiilrli-t
(hopping
\ . i i. oill, lo'.tk.-l owner M ar
il lli'tijHititn titile .1 • prire war
a
uietlnHl 'll bringing down
p ine * Ii appeal
I" Is- having
11- >uit
llcuj.iimn pl.t.ten,I hi, w in
d iw
* iih
ign* •••ittitig meat
pin - |u .md I:* •••nt. I> low avrr*
,,gi |,|irn in t.iwntown I’itt.huigh
Ninny of Ihem weir five cents I*low- O l'A ceiling price,-*.
A short time Inter, the manager
of a .ti|.*r maiket put up vignt
i iilltng his price. 10 arid 20 cents
la-low llenj. linin'
ll wa .n't long l.'fore laitli slorel
wcie park-d roiel vvll't meath un gty, price-gonvcious cttilgntcr#.
MAC'Y WORKERS STRIKE
JAPANF24K HANGED
_______ _ • .
KINGAPORF:, July II bV»
Loft A N G E L K 8 . J u ly 11- < A Y The cumlitlon of flier and film Twelve Jnpanr.e were hanged !<•
produce, Howard Hugghe* la still
critical. He haa been under con
stant care since the crash five
day. ago of an Army experimental
plane ho wa$ piloting.
day after having been convicted
of’ I ar time alrocitif*. Oh# of tho
co /emned Japs was tho former
c h i t of the Japanese military
police, Lieut. Col. Sumlda llaruxo,
;
- .
.
:
•'
'tMiges
, t *, 1/ ii't; tile
I'H '.n t if pita.
i
In vonittisnd
'J
/
a
N E W Y O R K . Ju lv I I . MPt—
The world's lnrge.'l stoic — IL l l .
Macy am) Company is rn ta n clrd today In a strike. A p k k t t
Im r
wnM thrown
up
n n w iw
Macy'it this morning hy striking
deliverymen who walked out tn a
union jurlsdirtlonil d iip u tr. A
union spokesman «ay* that 80
percent of the clerk? refused to
e ra ., the picket line, and stayed
away from their lot*. The total
of sales and clerical employees
at M acy'a D estimated nt R.OOfL-
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“PACK' SIX
Argentine Quints
Are Now A T h r e e
Crocodiles pro the largest sur
vivore o f the great repltilian age
Uy l-arri' Stunt*
A P Ncwsfeaturc*
LUKNOS AtRKS — The fivo
lilt*,.- Diligentis, one o f the two
sets i f quintuplets In the world,
will he three years old July Ifi
but nobody is paying much a l
ien! ton either to them nr their
birthday.
The father, Franco Diligent!,
say- they will have n birthday
patty l i l " tiny other children but
"iinilniig special," One present
th, i already have— an autograph.
•*,l picture of the Dionne quintup
led -n t th*m firm Canada a few
seeks ago. And sente new tops,
but not too many, because they
share them and one new one
each amounts to five new ones.
Tin- birthday cake, however,
will
« monummin! a ffa ir. There
will tie centered towel three layh i, high with five smaller indiw dod cakes arranger around it in
a soil of urn]loped formation. Koch
nf the individual cakes will have
itv own three candles pud III"
name o f the owner; Franco. Jr..
Maria, Fernanda, Carlos Alberto-,
Maria Father anti M aria Cristina.
This was the design worked out
for iheir second birthday. It ‘gives
each one his own set r f candles to
blow out—-not that l l c y had much
sen
along that line Inst year.
Diligent I hope* it- w ill be tieller
iCCRITARY GENIRAt of Ihe United
Vationi. Tryi;\c U e H shown with
Mrs t-’c. Juit before they took oft
fyent LaCSuatdigField In New York
for their home in Olio. Norway
After a few days In Orta, Mr. I.it
yin ns to visit Geneva, Sv; it ter land
irid I lie Hague. Die Netherlands, te
nr peel facililtu. (Itilcrnolional)
& 4 L * (K+—•»
., '
Arol fujles lnt|nipiuoa In
lbs Pill Plus llook. f t |Vt twit copy
w s J 10s will* ,M .r k ,,M and
Is —
feAU IROntill COMPANY, Manila, lad.
No Starch, Nt> T alc, Smooth as Velvet
m
m
la ,fc .Y < S A tiy il it
it /or
I’thUj
IN
pie ilo. Ctiilili'.'n don’t glance In;
All il(l<> Konvtn docs, ntul WBVtx
at Ihr quinta, who wav* Luck. Th.KRita A ii -unlock*!: w l ohe of
them i* /not even closed.
The two-story whiUj atone house
face a the garden at the side,
with the gable cud to the street.
Over the front porch is n iunerelief o f fn.j cherubs. In a niche
on one side of the door is n life*
sied statue o f n stork; on the
other a maternal figure.
The childirn are kvpt to tD.-mselves and seldom go away from
the hi use. Tliey have no friends in
the neighborhood nnd are not en*
tourag-id to go nvar the fence
while other children are passing.
As a result o f this care 'and a
rigid regiment o f injectona— “ cal•■ium and vitamins and things like
i th at"— so far they have escap'd
nil childptn's diseases
"H aven’t be-n sick a day ir
two years," the father said proud
There is a special s ta ff o f . f i v j
servants’ who do nothing but care
fur the quinta: a physical training
teacher, a French gnicrrien*. n
trained nurse and two maids. The
children eat just, about any Total
they like,anti, naturally enough,
1
sT* ti’ i . *ay* they are |wvp’le fiorn
uoI* oh'* the neiglihorho,id If,, says
tlie United States has paid mine
FOUOWINO THI OIMIH of Ui» OPA, Mr*. VVInnls Willir rccelvetl notice
idtii'imrj to tli,- quints than Ihe
~ from, lit/ landlord Utal Ihe rent of her apatltjienl In Miami. FI*., bad
ri'vl " f the world put together,
• been tailed front *15 In *1.000 a month. ShuWn trailing the note—
Vmerieuti* are much mltt'.i
which is enlarged at bottom— Mrs. Willi* explained the meteoric riso to
cm line. alHiot ihem than Kkirupe.
the tact thot ihe bad repeuictily loughl aid liom Uic UI’A, citing the
an- ot the people down here," he
landlord for rental code violation*. .
(International 5'cruudphoto)
captained, \Vhy, wlirn we Marled
to get ."‘tters from Ita ly about «
yeai ago i got one frofti my mnlliKuhwiiv ronitruciinn was *tnrt'
World crude oil production in
cd in New York us early as IKdik HMfl Is ex|rertCrl In Ire rilMiiit 2.1 l ee. Sim ju s t' said, "| hear your
[W ife hud quintuplets. 1 hope they
pcrcfiit greater than in IP fl.
are getting along all right,' Noth
I'hoeuix, A il*., grew from
The nni'icnt Itnniaii* vrctc in ' ini* more."
tiny stagreoarn stop in tRAA to
Von wall, up to the n-w Dill*
tho hal>it uf dtinking the flowing
liusy modem city with n rnetn
hlmnf nf the yludintors ns a emu [geoti lioiu,.' nielli quiet, tree*
politnn population of fttfi.OOtl.
1shnded streets in a sulturli where
fo r epilepsy and other ills.
|many hngliali and North American
Ifamilies live. The lin k in n corner
store, m tepy to a question iilmut
tin Mi hardly lo«k*-d up from Ihe
court, i a. lie graluiiol and -ays:
"Ih a l’s where th-y live ‘ tight
net".- the stieel Prttlinldy lliey
are tit the yard now."
Ate) so they at" nil five „ f
the e»b ■litilet mg around a Ini I ter
— iy-WilllAM * i n fly <n the gravel walk of lit dr
C tn trel P t r u Writer
gaidt'ii, with Iwo uniformed maids
look me on Three g ill* tn pink
HKD. W H IT E AND B LU E
flower garden, geared to sound.
coni
ami the two Imy* nt tan
bat* for men, say* a faohlon
one*. At] (lip same elite now, Inti
authority, are In the oiling. And
F o r yesri now h it manufac
not looking lo r y murlr alike,
th* further off, eaye Grandturer* hive been fcuiy tucking
A ris,-firet feitcr- ,tf sic j pyltnglittle letthete into h*t b in d i: snr rounds the acre of flowers anti
peppy Jtnkini, the better.
ertd the cuitom en htve been• grass in front of the n e t house.
Jutt t i buty plucking them o u t.1 Hut there |H plenty uf s|rttre tn
byik through'— not that many |mhi.
The little Itdy it in lor a long
ortr-duo g udiw w h e n P o p
Hot telered ktille* ore tatnethowt up lot the h r n time look
Ihing die. After a mon hoi
ing like t betrdleti Uncle Stm.
donned a flaming red chapeau
U
Hr
alto
Sttnltitm,
Net lie K.iWi, AthUte't loot
H E A T P O W D E R r^Lr™
>
1
D iu 'o vcr, a* d id m a n y to ld ic r*, lim v sfiiickly E C H O P O W D E R put* yniir .Win "at
case
Juit dust it o n - n o u gly appearance,
rub it in - it d iia p p ea r*, but olt, tliui m m d rrfu l, marvcIntM, c o o lin g fe e lin g n ftc lic f.
C h eck * bacterial g r o w th , tooth c* the shin.
P O W D E R la g u a r a n t e e d to be
fln a s t A n t U e p t io a n d H y g i e n i c P o w d e r
ooO'"
jro n h a v e a v e r u s e d o r m o n e y b a c k .
Mrnle kp the A/rrArr* of V IC T O R Y Ointment
S o ld b y T o u c h t o n , R o u m illa t
h o m e t o w n d r u g g ia t.
&
A n d e r »p n
or you r
Bids On Painting And Plastering
At eleven o'clock on Thursday morning, July 11,
194(1, the County Hoard of Public Instruction will
deceive sealed Idds on [minting and [ilmitcring for
It could b s w o n e. Remember
the grot* green d alh copi |utl
after World W ar IT
t Technicolor topper*, th* man
at the next de*k prophesite*.
will turn th* baaebali bleachers
Into eomelhlng resembling a
or a iky-blue fedora it !• up la
the wind' la lellevb him •( hit
reipaniibllity.
Diligent I, who was planning a
trip to the United Stales brfore
the quints were born, has giivn up
the idea now.
"M y wife and I ore content
here at home." b- said proudly.
A lfred B. Nobel, Swedish dyna
mite inventor, set up an annual
pri*e to be presented to person*
making the greatest contribution
towards peace.
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I^egal Notice
O U tlK M -O I’ S L S U C S T ia S ..
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wh>*wt
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Ytw Wfr |ir f tb) notified wild r#*
fj!iir**i li* appear to tk erf lulu PHI
of ro m p U lM i
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filed a**la> t Y«'u for
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Ilf :*rminute C o u n ty , F lo rid a . utt uf
lirfu ro the s i l l d a ) of A u g u st. IS U .
In d e fa u lt thereo f ssld e su se wIIJ
pr'K'eest tvs P a rte .
I,r t t ills o ld e r t>" p ublished for
the s tu iu iu rr; lim e required h> a *
in the Hanford H erald. S a n lo rd F l o
rid a, a n ew sp ap er of g e n e ral -err*e iila tln n In sa id m u n ly and ••*•*W itn e ss m y hand and o ffic ia l
se al of offlee, at Hanford, He in I Hole
C o u n ty . F lo r id a , Ihla Sth *!»>’ ot
J u ly . m t .
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No matter what kind of paint you need—for the
outilde, inside, floor* or furniture — we have the
Pittiburgh Point tlutt will give you thebcat looking,
longeit-lasting and moat economical rcaulti. Here'*
where you’ll find u full line of the hncat paint*
money can buy.
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OUR PRICES ON P A IN T AR E T H E SAM E OLD
PRICES AS BEFORE O P A IN 1942
W E S PE C IA LIZE IN P A IN T A N D GLASS
W E SH AK E IT UP— W E D E LIV ER — NO EXT R A C H A R G E — W E SAVE YO U M ONEY.
SEE US N O W FOR YO U R REQ UIREM NTS—
T A K E YOUR P A IN T PROBLEM S TO
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
Alto deodorant (or ranlklrj tulpkiYn <md doiuhr
prefer dessert to potatoes.
Their day starts around H a. tn.
when they wake up They get u
few minutes' o f scientific* eipVciie
"and ipve it," then breakfast.
Flay tinsj Is until lunch, then there
is a nap from I to 4., bedtime
comes, reluctantly, about ft or
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M ONDAY,
T O E ~ S A N F O R D T H E R A L U , S A N F O K D, F L O R ID A
G E N E R A L IN SU RAN C E
“ The Complete Paint and Glaaa Store”
Room 506
SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO
Sanford A ll. Nat. BU Bldg
Phone 732
FLETCHER
117 SOUTH P A R K
BOLLS— D IC K
ELSBERRY
PH O NE 303
m = m = i i i = i i i = i i i = m = i i E i i i = m E m = i i i = 'm = i i i = m = i i o i i E i i i
= OH BABY! W HAT REAL VALUES A T M ATHER’S FOR YO UR 1!!
A t least, the rod. white and
blue sklmmere should make ua
feel very patriotic. Every time
we tip one of those topper* It’ll
be the same u waving th*
Americmn flag.
jg
the Ijtkp Monroe School building, according to speci
fications of Architect Ellon .1. Moughton.
PROVIDING
The Board reaprvea the right to reject any or n
Atlrarlhe erttn with "drop" tide* In Mrpli
and Fnxmeled flnlthr*.
All slat* or pin
*trd end »lytr*.
bills.
CRIB M ATTRESSES from $10.95 up
T. W. Lawton, Supt.
Cotton Felt or Innerapring
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L. E. Jordan, Chairman
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It’ * n lug on e , , , the jo b of
|irm tiling ir lr p h o n e service
P L A Y PEN PAD S
$3.95
to ru ra l p eo p le a c a llrred o v rr htindrctU
o f ihotisatul* o f acpiare m ilrt
alalra!
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Hut It’* a jolt that we’re pleased In hr
doing. Soulltrm Bell truck* anil men are
keromlng a more ami more familiar
aigltl along ihe rtiral road* of the SouthOf course a job of this site can’ t be ,
roinplelrd overnight— particularly elnce |
more central office equipment must be
Inetallcd at many telephone exchangee
before additional ’ phones can bo con
nected. *
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You,can !>• 4ura o f tblai IJVr* dol«g.
the f o b , using the beat equipment and
technique Bell System experience and
research ean develop, and we’ ll keep
extending telephone eervice Into m
atari IM AM *-■■*•**I a r e a s .
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
2 W AY HI-CHAIRS fii
Carriages
ronJeoetl Washable Leaihreettee
With
adjMtable
lira4 and feet reel*. T ie r
choke e f e a a a w N or aU
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Strollers
detachable h a n d l e !
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other High Chairs
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TERMS
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In Unity There la Strength—
To Protect the Peace o f the World!
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To Promote the Prorreu of America;
To Prod ace Prosperity for SsnfertL
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V O L U M E X X X V II
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NEW SPAPER
TUESDAY*
JULY
Na n k in g , July y, w
There
has "been, a complete breakdown
■d penre -negotiation* In China.
A . p u k e v n i a t i Haiti to
day tliiii tin- ( '.enmurrUi negotia
tors' have given up all e ffo rt*
ttr reach a settlement. Thr ComimiuNt peace proposals are said
to have 'been Gully rejected by
(ftiut.g Kui KliekV (Yttltul goVeiiiioeut.
i :.iv / i .utietii— o ff iv tala
nIT*3il'l a* |Mf**iiuiiUi- -tTRouT Uiv
outlook for intrnuil_prfttt:-.aa.lUJt
the" rohimumsls.
At the behest of American
j meilialors, two rlvtif t liini-K- genj t-ral* in Manchuria have sched
uled u Hireling foi Thursday.
Hut it’s considered unlikely that
they will gel together nl all,
much ban arrougti-a .Irucc.
The cullupM- o f tiegotinlinn*.
came ishilr dtsputche-. from the
north told of new fighting lortween Communist uiui National
troop*. Once.again (lie fom niim j ists have begun a large offrllotvo
I near r the llnili-d Stales 'M arin e
base'.nl _T»iogiior Arcurding Jo
government dispatches, they shelle<l a railroad town in that vlcln--.
illy for 24 hours, and a Chine**}
newspaper say, casualties were .
heavy, Ameiicnn and Chinese iin- ’
ttonal inemben of a tiure team i
an- nil theii wav to the region,
lit spite of Communist objection*. |
lltliei news of figbling rninr from ,
Northrrn Manclinrin. lln- -.-acoast .
province* of CllnnlLinu —
and1 1,1
Kisngsu. and tbr Central provinre
of llti|ieh.
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Jews Protest Palestine ‘Tyranny*
.^BOSTON, July 9, (/P) —
JBasebnll’a "dream Knmc"—
the all-xtar contest turned
talnto n nightmare for the
f N a
t l ftnaT , _ ‘ague tod ay pa
--they took a savage 12 to 0
- lacing from thirimwfifrMtrfer
lug American League siiuad.
- A crowd of 21,000 saw the
slaughter at Fenway. Park
in Boston.
Evidence Found
Slavery Is Being
Revived In Japan
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U. S. And Australia
Establish Embassies
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states and
Hebert Butler of
tin t American
bej-w. The fleet
to Waihlngton
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Ittn U U r o t
'mu
O f British Loan
Loose Fresh V erbal
e On House Floor
Action Pari Of Com
mit lee’s Probe Of
Army Court System
Every Man, Woman, Child In Seminole
Paid $7.14 To Run County Government
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Rep, Woodruff Says
Tremendous Credit
- M i g h t .^ iw S c c d s O f
Third
Congressm an I s No Skyrocketing Of Prices In City
'Making Study Of j Is Revealed In Survey By Herald
Litchfield Trials
T TO KYO , July P —
rai l
i Rutois Cor 'O n ten if Mm. A ft tin r
heodiiuarters have fo il'd eviJtnct
that slavery Is being revived
1 •- I f *
1 1
ev* , *
Japan. loirge nmniwra of women
ond girl, nrr *aid to have li>-< n
virtually sold n* ulaui latter tic
their piitetit*. The pitirnl* rteiiv*
the wage* earned by their clmigb
ter* under a two or three ye.n
contract.
That kind of alnw ry wa* p i"
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hibiteil by General MncAithin last
IlA l) NAUHEIM, Germany, July
Oclobar,, and by a Japanese m
d inn lire adopter) In May. Uni 0. t.-l'i A study nl th,, Mchtirid
trlnU t te-itiK miiiti- in liui NunLEAVINO H IE W HITE HOUSE (top) in Wanhington are lout ol Lite Japanese and Amaricun Inct-sii
member* ol the, Jewish Agency for Pulcttlne who had juvl I'ot^r iTixl gators found in a study c f ■ * helm In lli-ptfMiiiaiivi- Jultn BhcrIdntt <>1 Hit llittiAr Mlllt uv Allrtitn
With Preildrnt Truman on thr reoent event* there. They are ‘ 1 to r.t tertile factories that women lr.b..«
lxito* Llpvkv lUbtil Abbi || Bllvrr. Itnbbl StejUien B, W lv and I>r rrs w«-ie living iindei *h» -Id Coniml'li, It. IVtittiytv.«|• i Ilrnttt,l - ,t It,- wu, ,>t, crviuti
Nahum aoldman Shown bt-lnw thoiwinda drmonalrwle In New Ymt i<> slave ciiniMtlou* sleeping t< I > ocr ,r
"Flghl UrtLalns Tjr.ninp in l*rJ(»tlne" while tevrral In tlm gtoup mriy liiltoiies, umi then live. ie e iil >-.-1 tin- ittti' .t • [wit uf tbr ’ citina HrUbdi flag on winch appear* n vwaitlka. llntennllnnal Bouiidpliidoi down to tlie last detail by coin niliter - cruel it| luvrrtlgntlirn nl
Ihr Atitiv « >unit lltii! '.|*| 'V.lrtlt
puny mb's.
Investigator*
are
making
i Hr Lilvu ilr i.ittil tti.it In- w i- lookcheck of mines in llonsho and llt ; lulu tin- McltllrUT ttuM-* Iu r.ee
Kyushu. Forty thuusand oth ei« II Utry wart.tnl liijlhi'i f ’"tigrr--i.
aid said to be working itlmve sloh.il IttvrMig d tun
In Ihr tuns mill storoty Urbllrltl
ground, n* coal sorter* on a long
night shift. Some men. haw Iren trial- * 1* nllhm - unU tru rulivtrd
found working inside el-.- kudos mrn Itavo brrn arcuierl o| crttrlly
against their will, ami ulbn, l lo Anirrlran -tilrlwr- intiirbunnl In
A induction In City t « * mil- outside only under guaid.
Ltrllflrld H ic I.iih I HI*i 111 til thr
late from HO to 28 mills wa, ten
gtiattl- alul ntir ttllirt-r Ittvr la--'n
tatively agreed upon by the City
convlrlrrl
Tltr [i;vtre**hticv httvr
T IH IK IK I 1 O F F IC IA L K II.I.F Ii
Commission Friday evening, and
pnKlun-<l cumpt.tnil- ot [trrvtttre by
at another meeting Monday night
a NKAJIA. Turkey. July 9 uv
high Arniv of ft,ml- l i t r ' hlrttrU
u previously propo»nl mcrenro in - Governor Dcvtat Twiulogan ot At
runkititt ilrfeiirl.ilit Cot J itm-- Kilt
assessed valuation* ws., nchteveu. yU|-n Province e t * found slvot 1- an ot llti;lil nut IMtk III li«- .i-krtl
Hw net result of nprralmn, ac|n j,L* mansion today 'Cltr for ,i Ihr-nP-iiUti invrellttuUon
WABHINQTON July 9. t/l»|—The curding to Mayor
Lut, f » , r was said unotflclnlty In In Klltaii luiiurr I lUiunaihlr, .it IJcB*
Oeiukte Wur Investigating Commll- wilj be to add about I7.H0H to the sulclde. However, govenimi'iil mrt- Held now l- on nut
tec waa told tobiy that a mid- City's opera hog revenue* untl cent was Indiculed by the fattuie
III Uliotlier III it thill of l.lei|t
wmtem firm Ub*l io mciiKle glfU $3,1100 to the debt *ervce.
of the ofitctal Turkish News Agritcy Lewvanl Knnta ot I'nk-klll N V. of llguor among It* expense* under
The ^n lllaie retlucllon wa* o- to mrntlon the Shooting ihr ■*• Cloetiic anrumrnl- have startrd anti
a government wnr ergitract. Tlie chieved by paring two mill* o ff uf hours ufler the Governor's dctiilt u vcnllct It mid In be near.
firm was the Erie Boiln Metal the 15 mill debt service lev/ with
Products Company—part of the In which to pay Sanford's Itunded Industrial eamblue built up by the dabtednasa o ( $9,000,0t)i), the reOarnon brothers, and now occu*ed maining sum ow ed on I he fomter
of war profiteering.
I f 7,000,000 debt. The operating
A former Army captain. C arl,levy ramalna at Ift mill*.
Bt
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Moline, testified that the company| The proposed Increasu in a*tried to charge against the govern- n u r d valuation*, d»»igned to add
TALLAH ASSEE.
July
U$7500.09, the sliriiTk.Kot *15HI.W.
k*ot
__ * every ____
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...... .. .. » a i.I $7.70(1.(Id,
i'lfnn mk
ment n o r * than $19,000 far liquor f7,ooo to' Citv op«ratinj funds, (F N
the asM-ssnr
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It cost
man, womnn
mra.
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and other mhcellaneou.* gifts. Mo ws* confirmed at thv meeting, and child In Seminole County $7.11 the county jtiilgr- tollecteil J|»2o5J>tl
line sold company official* had not W ill a 10 p e m n t Increase for fo r the operation o f th*j county and the collect/n lltCMUm.
slaty
dUcloa«d who got those preaenU
buslites* properly, 10 percent for government last fiscal year. That'* law provfde* lliul if the lcga|-fee<
George Knutson of the W ar De dwellings'anil A0 percent Increase shown, along with other interest COllectijd tlital iimreO lhan^$7JilHt.
parimenl Price AdjmtmeiH Board f or vscent property, rsthcr than ing comparisons, in the annual re per year Ute ft-e n fii'ir ulintl ii.it
testified that tlie chlm was not ( y,# ^
percenl Incress-* formerly port o f county finances ready for use the etterssive amount lo hi*
allowed. The list ol presort* was proposed.
release Ijy State Comptrolkir J. personal account
said to Include such items as pen
"T h e financial condition of tho
A fte r computing the taxes at 13 M. Lee.
and pencil acts valued at (130 mllle fo r debt and 15 mills for
In Qadsen County th* cost per counties o f Florid*. Is ekPiUcnt,'*
each, and two cigarette--lighter* o p m t t a i r *sp«n »ei, calculations person fo r cou my government w n* and I vi mg ru lulu It- every I in [toy
at H M apiece. Knutson told th* showed that tha aclual Increas# $3A3, That is the low -si in •r for having so carefully select*
committee that by renegotiation, In taxes fo r th* ysar would be Florida. In Gulf County the rust Otd men and women sin.-cro inotigh
th* Army hod reduced profit* of only 2.00 percent on business was $32.95 per purson. That Is In tLrir official caparitie* lo
the Erie m *in Company for 19*3 property, 4 percent on residential the highest In the state, but not safeguard the financial present
from t i J 7 &.000000' to tM.ooo.ooo.
future
ol
thcir
varibus
property and « . W
percent on much higher than In Okeechobee and
vacant property,- making a total w h e n It stood at $32.1? per per counties," Comptroller I-re said.
H i i a i i u h o l d in g o w n
increase o f le*« than 1 10,000 on son, The average coat for ll/i " A t Ih-' close o f the counties fiscal
th* total te g roll. Th|» would In- entire etate wss $8.80. In Osceola year lisrre was * ca*h credit to
L08 ANGELES. July • M V T h e
J ^ ^ " r i i n „ n 1 I u . i T - U c r w * t ^ t a x levy (o r operating County it coet Tour cents per per. tho A7 counties of $0,(119,0.13413.
On top of thnt they have build
■on more than that.
Thar* might be more thrill* a t ings a ml equipment appraised nt
Good Samaritan Hospital report
tached to being a sh eriff In Flori fie . 5 134105.5H, They have machin
C ity Mansger, 8* y * r W W W
tlie millionaire movie and aircraft
da than*being a clerk o f the cir ery worth $1,230,020,011. Their In*
maker to “ holding hto own** against
cuit court, hut the office does not Vfetmenls stand at $4,949,180^8
crlUaal Injuries sustained In th*
sbowad that the total taxes levied pay o f f • eo wall. F or instance, and tbrlr Incidental Invenlorlea
crash o f hto plane flunday.
records re Visaed In the report by Mid »P *o $114,023.40. A ll inoae
. - . - i t -----------------Comptroller Leo revealed that the fig u re , make the county govem STAM EN MAN WINS
average Florid* sh eriff collected fflanta worth wi cash ami visible
ST, H A U L. July 9—
For
• o ~ e « M p r-P .rty - w , U » l»- Id too* teat ftoeaj year $4,785.15 asset. $42,460,730.48. I think l
mer Minnesota Governor Harold
white th* avarag* dark o f th- havo a right to Join Florida taxE. Station described tb* Iterablifjcelvln
g
$6,181.41.’ payer. In being proud uf our
_ w s,
MM— |
can 'eentatorial primary triumph
Tha average fo r th* a*t*o*or wa* county official*."
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f
Geverno*
<niward
T
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today
or u e v e m o . rauwaro a n y e toaay
Just how tho wealth » f Florida
Tha anolv*U
analysis further
fur (hi r ret
revealed the lowest o f all County fee o f
ficial. It wta 84,846.18, N ext come haa grown In rowmt >ear* has
111 the 1948 the county fudges with 84^53Al>, toon revealed Ly th* report which
velum- then th* collector* with f4.703.7A. chow* that-In 1912 thr total tax
lion* wore $213^87.515.00. In
In Seminole County th# el*rk o f
non-homethey wf r e |^ l*97l8C4,9M.OO
th# court received lost fiscal year
! r e d.^ r r s r .W 7'0,,0•
Royal
H1:H IIAII.H CHOWIJKD wrltli member* ol the I rin-d ss.’n.i - Heglnrr-nial Combat Irwin. the first Atnertciut
lino ui the u M the lrootohi|i Wilwm Vtrtury tr. gr.-end in New York b>- a giuup ol native Hawaiian
dsn.p i * wtto on pictured
irt* ai the men daunt Thr regiment mrw acthm iront tin start ol
tbe Notth Alru’jn invasion hi tin untie* [or France umi Italy Thev nip i-nrouit to Hawaii t tiurnutlonnh
City Commission Proposes Two
Mill Reduction In Debt Service
NO. ZlU
A n s o c ia te t] P ren u I/ taw ed W i r e
(''aim'd Nisei Regiment Given
More Testimony Is
President Favors Heard By Senate
New Leave Pay
Investigators
*Plan For Soldiers
WASHINOTON, July B.tdh-Tlie
matter of shelling out u rn iln il pay
to ltjOOO.OOO veteran* of World War
I I may be aettUd by compromloc.
Recording to Senator Edwin. John■an. President Tnunarj haa okayed
a ptan whereby W.7M>000.000 In
terminal pay would be made In
bond* and cash
The Colorado eenalor aayt th«
plan waa recommended <by the
ii&BudgK Bureau, which ipeak* for
* the President, under U. cash p*ymenu wotud be made to vet«nnv»
* for . all terminal leave paymenu
under *s0 . For all amounts over
that, payment* would he made In
flrr-yaar. $29 bond* T h * new plan
would pay all mlUted peTaonnel
the tame terminal l*aye- piymcnts
that commissioned officer* receive
The Idea of using both oaah and
bond*, says Johneoo, fit to avoid
Inflationary r t t t d t . . . _ r
The 0anote MiUUry A Q ilra Commtttee wUl get the new plan today
The House •Irtadr hM SOMcd lta
own payment bill * »d - Johnson
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Communist Speaker
Says Red Negotia
tors Have Given Up
Hope for Settlement!
WilliamH Slams Two
Homers and Pair of
. Singles for Perfect
Day to Pace. Victors
It waa the worst heating ad
ministered In the history o f the
mld-aammef classic amt the arcon<l shutout. It w ai alto -the
•n in th win in 13 trie* for the
American League,
'r«<l W ill lama, the Roe ton ait-go
gun, fim t four hi la In four t r io ,
Including lwu tremendoua homo
run*, lie knocked home five ta l
lica in what waa probably the
greatest hitting .display in allatai hialory.
The National Leaguer*, swing
ing like tad aacka, pried but
three hlta loose from the super.ative American League hurling,
•served up by Hob Feller,
lint
Newhouser and Jack
Kramer.
Two o f these were Infield safe
ties. Only, one— Peanut I-owrey’s
liner in the sixth o ff Ncwhouarr
— went to the green-eovved out
field.
I nr keynote waa suundrd in the
opening round when Chart!* K e l
ler o f the New York Yankees
hammered a homer into the right
field bullpen with Williams on
ba«t. Tad bad walked. That gave
^ th e A n S tic a n
L eagu e' a twonqtrang Had o ff tho National
Ffflter -worked oit the mothm
fo r the American team ami faced
the lone National threat of the
game In the • flrat frame. Stan
Muaia) n.'ached flrat on Johnny
Pretty's poor throw and then
Johnny Jlopp outran an Infield
bounder for the f i n t hit of tho
game, llut Hobby ended the round
by striking out Whltey Kurowaki.
The Americans picked up anoih*
• « r run In the fourth when W IIHama hit a sky-high home run in
to the renter field aeata o ff Kirby
lilgbe. One inning Iteer they chas
ed lllgbc to the showers with
thrto more tallies'. Four hltw— sin
gle* by Itosar, Newhouter and
Williams arid n double by Steph
en*—and n walk did the damage.
In the seventh, with dw ell
Ulackwell w orking fo r the Nationals, Joe Cordon splashed u doubk*
o ff the left field wall to drive
• home two moro run*. Then, In the
eighth with Rip Hewel on the
mound, W illiam *' »*eond homer
o f the day cllmasod a four-run
outburst to make the final »r. re.
IC s s ila w * ua Pas* T w *l
D A IL Y
Partly cloudy through W nlnrcdii rxcepi tor
local lhunilrr*ho*rri U le this afternoon and
■rain Wednesday afternoon. Gentle la niodrr*
air Hindi mostly aesteriy.
Breakdown Of
Peace Talks In Critics
ChinaReported
Let
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live rou-l« and s t e a k s but are
CHAIRM aVi ul Ptesldt-nl Ttium ui* buying but little meal, h e a v y !J r - 12 . -Ids brother. -lube \WmEvaluailun Hoard. I>r Carl Comp- shipments u f which (W estern und t'ish, -rigid, and Ilauiil'.Oe lltsbee,
ion crl thr- Movuieliu.seIt* Institute Florida) have been received lutcly Jr., ugi-rl 10 The Wntihislt l«ty»,
ot Trctim dogy to shown as he du- by downtown chain markulrt. A s,,ns uf U n it l Y.nidi. <5. J. Wuricutyetl the makeup of the atomic reiidont o f larke Mary, who just bislt o f the 1'. S. l ‘ua t dual 1, are
similiter
sistling
cloud with pie** re present'll Ive* luturned from N ew York, said M>enrilng the
wltn observed Uie atomic test at thnt it wur almost impossible to theii grandmuntber, Mrs t'lais
lltkinl. lie took Issue with urrolo- buy even hamburger there and llm dy, 111.1 Fork Avenue
xLsts Who llimnlit they saw Ice on lllut housewives were paying $1.60
cap ut atomic cloud, llldemntttmall a iwund for blark market it-uikt,
provided they could locate them.
Demarul -i* very light here for
fish, averaging IU to 45 rent, a
pound, anti rlticken at 52 rent*
for broilers slid (16 cents a pound
f o r —friers. The vx pin nation ;s
S/Sgt. Edward Kimball, son of
Goose Kettle*. City ltrcrentiun lhat people linvo been eating so Mrs: W. A. McMullen who resides
Dlrecto:, said this afternoon that much o f these item, they are at 1020 Elm Avenue, airlyed by
scv-ral chrtnge* hod lieen tnad-j iu tired of them. During the year, plan* in Urlsndo yesterday from
the first round of the C ity .T e n shrimp, a M-a«nttnhlr item. Jump t’enlral Ansirica for a visit with
ed from 69 to 85 cents a pound, hi* fam ily here.
nis Tu tinanient.
Ngt. Kimball, who has been in
As the slate now stand*. Char- flutter is still a very sertee item,
lie Morriso i will pUy U. ti. KII- ] hut chain stores still limited at (he II. 8 . A rm y fur the past 20
Patrick. Cecil lllncs will play Jim- from 08 to 69 cenL a prfund. An months, received hi* honorable
my Tedwilliger, and llo y: Gal Independent store w ** reported discharge on July 1 iu tha Fanloway will rrrjct Jim lllgitins. to be selling butter for PH cent* nina Canal Zone where he xtoved
in the Quartermaster Corps.
(’ lay William* amt Gordon llrmltey a pound.
A chain feed store reported an
P rior to entering the service.
drew hyw in the opening round.
increase o f $ 1.00 per 100 pound* Sgt. Kimball was on agricultural
and « raise on dog food o f 50 technician wllh the Institute o f
jew m o o m r o - v is a s
cent* a hundred pounds.
Inter-American A ffa ir* and *unr*
Lack o f fat* for fryin g it keen
LONDON, July 0 WV-Ttu> B rll- ly felt, eipocialty In colored sec- rd In both Costa Him and Pana
Uh Foreign O lllc* sold today that lion*, and this feet, together with ma. II* wu* a lio employed by (he
W. A lice Burpee Seed Company
it had refuted vtoos to Rabbt
disinclination o f housewives lo
Btcpficn B. WUe and Ltxito U p tey 'tend over hot stoves during the here fo r a numb*r o f year*.
to vUH the Holy Land becaus* It hot weather, may have something
didn't want, the two men In P » k » - to' do with the slump In meat
tlm*. A Foreign O lllc* spokexmut
OFFICH E STA B LISH E D
sale*. In fart, one moat dealer
declared that Britain wa* reoponpredicted a drop In price* here.
alble for peace In Faleotln*. Ho ad
City Recreation Director G>x»*
Grocer* teem to be holding the
ded mat the Government regarded
Kettles announced today that e f
fresh vegetable and ita p l* privy*
the proposed visit o f th* two Amer
fective tomorrow, lie can ta> reach
In line.
'
ican member* Of the Jewish agency
Loco] drygoods dealer* are uNo ed at tb* o fflc - o f T. W. Lawton
for IhUeitln* a* undesirable. ^
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In th* Court llaux*.
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The Sanford Herald
Mr C u n l r r .
UM
TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1946
TH E S AN FO R D HERALD , S A N F O R D , F LO R ID A
New L ife For Heirlooms
Grandmothers mid Kront-grandmothera of this gcner-j
ation of young people. Would be pleased nml perhaps sur
prised to see the vnlue now set on their time-worn house
furnishings.
With good new furniture so hard to come by, the I
brides of.the war years nnd*of this year of pseudo^peace
are bringing down the enst-offs from the attic."With a
hook from the library to provide directions, many Inyers
of <dd varnish arc removed from each piece, and with fino?j
sandpaper and pumice the surface, is made satin-smooth.*
Varnish or shellac
. covers the clean
.......wood,
..... , nnd this is
rubbed again, a performance which'seems to go on in
definitely.
When the final coat has been rubbed and waxed, the
spool bed is a thing of benuty, with its fine proportions
and softly fhining spindles.,The hunt for just the right
brasses for the drawers of an old walnut dresser can as
sume the proportions of an adventure, nnd the finding of
a brass oil lamp with n milk glass shade is an occasion
for rejoicing.
Bonin* furnished in this way ‘fully justify their own
er’s pride," for they have an atmosphere of sturdy simpli
city and unassuming homincss which provides the best
possible start for a young fnmily.
n
M a rik
T k m Mamba
■U Maalba
YOU'RE TELLINGr'ME!
MURDERER RETURNS TO SCENE* O F CRIME'
— By JO HN M A SO N —
YOUR DARN
TOOTtrt’ Y b u 'D
'BETTER'.
Cent rsi Piets Writer.
Too lew"Congressmen 's e e d
to reelite th it their views ere
not neceusrtly those o f. their
sponsors
SOME Congressmen looked
upon O PA as just one baenrd
thing after another.
! t t
MAYBE. ID
SETTER REVIVE
H IM !
One Senstor clamed th it un
der OPA you couldn't even get
second - hind tutomebile pats.
Appsrently he never lived neit
to a ttilro td crossing.
Biggetl surprise of the OPA
light was when the President
Peek on the Senator from Ohle
and weaqd up In an old • W U s A
leaed Tally pull.
Theta who orgonit*d group
preuura ogalHtl Ihe agency Intiffed lhal if we gave il enough
rope il weuld lie up lha country.
W ie n Truman vetoed the O P A
•ml addressed the nation by
radio he look Ihe rtik of put
ting all hla beg* In one aak it.
That’a the kind of thinking we
can expect from bloc heads.
|71
II B
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sr
Not Registered
B IB L E VKIIKK KOII T O D A Y
" T ew MOllTAI-S HAVE Ur.EN
r .N fiu a ii t o d i s a r m
o s K M i r s IX T i l l s W A Y i And
Wipsoevcr thall compel l thee to
WILL BE CLOSED
M O ND AY, JULY 15 thru JULY 29
i
shrew d
Laskl S a » Ilritain Han Job*
fo r A ll— headline. Ho hat Am er
ica, but there are a lot uf people
who are unemployed.
The atom bomb te»t proved
that Ik, it easier to get rid of
Dm O PA than fo r a carnal to
pats through a needle'i eye, or
oumethlng like that.
CIO nml A K I. labor leaders
•re urging increased production
as the best wny to hold down
prices if the O PA is not restored.
And the beat way to Increase
production it to eliminate strikes.
A hick town is one where
clerks know which people can be
insulted safely. — Titusville Star
Advocate. In New York, as wi
got It, they can all be insulted
safely. Which make* New York
the No. 1 hick town.
ataUs." Now get teady an ex
planation when Gene Tslmadgr
arios in Georgia. — Vnrt Myers
N ew . Pre»«. Not all the llliteralas, hnWe.rcr. vote«l for Hlllm
and Rankin.
BariforJ ha* been Extremely
fortunate ao far this aummer III
dot having any case* of infantile
paralysis. Hut with this lightning
gtrlklng all around u«. I f . could
coma at any llmv. We hope thnl
at] efforts to Improve sanitation,
clean up backyards, vacant lots,
garbage dump* and spray gnat,
fly and mo*i|ultn breeding ground*
trill hot be telexed. By continuing
efforts to eombat the growth ami
■bread o f germs, we can keep
tnls disease out of this county
all summer.
The people of Seminole County
do not contribute much for the
operation of county government.
State record* show that the co*l
o f running Seminole County la*t
year was only |7.M for every
plan, woman, and child In the
county. The only trouble Is that
not every man, woman, or child
contribute* anything. A v e r y
large proportion o f the County s
revenue* come from real estate
Taxes which are paid hy a com
paratively few people. The rest
escape with paying considerably
less than $7.14 a year.
Some of the pelidcdf graft and
corruption which has marked the
N ew Deal from Its beginning Is
just now beginning to come to
ligh t as more braten attempt*
to reap hasty profits from politi
cal favors daring the war year*
e ra shown Yip under the War
JPnflte inreaUgatlon. A l m o s t
everything the government bet
during the war coat about b
•a much as It should have
the American people In one
or another w ill have to foot
Mil. Inflation, high taaek
heavy debt are only part o f
and
way
the
and
the
With or without OPA celling
prioae, merchants, landlords and
others who now control the price*
they get for thing*, as well b*
tha rent, that other* hare to
pay, would do well to alt steady
and to halp hold the line. Sudden
Increases in price# or rents ere
eure to result In an eren tighter
OPA jjriee^ control law,^ but even
"Well, I suppose rTiaTe tjiofTgTit o r it, was the
somewhat dubious reply.
“ And thfit tjiey mjiy .bo-lnhablted by human beings
thnl Tiapt* and-mtruggle ns we do?" continued the young
woman.Earnestly. "Oh, did you ever give deep tliought
to those people far away, unknown to us?"
"No,
was the unhesitating reply, "I've never
thought about them at nil."
"W hy not?" demanded the young lady. "Why have
you never thought about Them ?"
"Oh," said Uncle Joe reflectively, "I suppose one
reason may be they don’t vote in niy district."— Christian
Science Monitor.
O N TUESDAY, JULY 30
SPECIAL NOTICE
Our Moodiest Rattle
What wa» the bloodiest battle in American history?
Josephu* Daniels, secretary of tho Navy in the first world
war, who Iihh just published his reminiscenced rtf these
ilnys has a surprising answer. Not Iwo Jlma, he says, us
many would suppose, nor Gettysburg, but Bellonu Wood.
There’ in June and July, 1918, General llnrhorri’s marines
Inst 52 per cent in killed nnd wounded. At Iwo Jima the
losses were 39 per cent. The Confederates lost In per
cent of their men at Gettysburg, nnd the federals 25.
Only one battle other than Rellenu Woods in modern
times, according to Daniels, surpasses the bloody record’
of IWo Jimn. That is Wnterloo, where Napoleon lost 51
per (Tent of his nrmy as compared with a British loss
of I I per cent. No wonder that Waterloo has become
a symbol of complete and unalterable defeat.— Lake "City
Reporter. *• j 1 * * {. * f
Circumventing Thnl
Sgvlst “Iraq Curtaln"i
I
Aid to Hungary May
|
I . S ty Shrewd Move
t.vaguer*. Ito.ar wa» catching and
Spence wn* in crntfT field. Walkit
uent nut. Vermin to Newm
|huu.er, who covered fir*t. Ku. "T.
. i rov« >ki swung at a third «trik<*.
'
Kinhk McCormick hatted for Mile
ntwl filed to Spence.
—O 3 0*
Americana— Kirby tligbe went
io i ’i i I*’ the mound for the National“it* *| I and I'hil Ma*l took over the
' latching. McCormick wa- playing
1,1 PM 1
William* amn.hed II terrlfle
r. r nil y,linicv run into the renteifielil
.,
hleachera. Keller wa* railed nut
**T . 1 on strike*. Doerr fouled to Ku.y * * .
iow*ki. Vernon filed to Walker.
A agnri
Fifth inning:
National*— Stephen* weld ill
, l-ujj, i „ t ,hort for Ihr A lucricnn*. (jotdon to .ecripd, YorkT to first ami
Stimwei** at third, a complete
. rtillrd „ cw infield. 11 aM went out, Sir
*•* nn nhen* to York. Marion filed to
Keller near the riglitfield / line
r ildiil jiijjPr *vvung nt a third *trike.
second. : Americana— Stlrnwel** struck
’r; / '"-lo u t. Itotar » 1n*hrd a single into
ki fan-j left field. Newhoiiier dropped «
{ single into right eenterfiebi, semi*
rou nm l. ing Kosar to third. Newhouser
to*>rd took second on llopp's throw to
to the ■Kurowykl. Spence was purposely
■ wslk: passed, loading the bases. Stenn into I nhen* doubled, down the rich I
Milium* field line, scoring Rosar and
Marion Newhouser. W illiam * singlet) to
(rig h t, scoring Spence anil send<ing Stephen* to third.
Ewell
icd lg Hlarkwell relieved lligbe for the
t <"H National*. Keller rnpiwd to Mrlarion Cormirk, who firgd the hall to
n o n
S p teltl to Centrel Press
• W ASH IN G TO N —Diplomatic observers are following closely (ha
United flu tes battle to get around, over og through the ao-caHed
(“ Iron curtain” Ruseta la accused o f drawing around*her border
countries The Bret eucceasrul step was taken recently In reward
to Hungary when It was agreed that 133,000,000 fn Hungarian
gold, looted by the Germans and recaptured by General Patton, be
made available to the Hungarian government.
Whether United States aid to Hungary wfll help to persuade
Romania, Bulgaria and Poland to Incline more
to the western demoermetee remains to he been.
■
•
I
•
I
• t o p g o v e r n m e n t o m c fA L a knew «ev.
eret days before the echeduted atrfee deadline
that the recently-threatened maritime walkout
o f more than 300.000 C IO wot here Ww Bfl hot
corse off.
One o f them held a burnt pot*-Wow with
Joeeph Curran, burty, red-faced boas o f the
powerful CIO Nitiongl Maritime Union, end recelvod aaauranrew that If the “ economic” de
mand* o f the NMU membere were taken onre of
there would be "no political atrtks ”
Washington
That mad* It may. The government, owner of
moat of the nation'a merchant ahtps, promptly
put forward Ita own wage and hour dfftr which Cumui accepted
“op™ again'
&
I York opened the inning with a
single • into
right.
Htirnwel*.
|forced trim at seesnd, Gnstine to
Marion Itnsnr forced Stlmwelss.
1 Kurowski to (!u«tine. Hill Dickey
batted f* i Newhouser. lie wn»
calleil mit on strikes.
Seventh inning:
Nationals— Jack Kramer
of
the St l.ouls Browns took the
mound for the American*, with
Hal Wa gner catching and Sam
ChapiiAni in centerfied. Kurowski
Hied nut to Chapman. Phil Cavanetta hatteil for McCormick
ami struck out. swinging at ■
high hVd one. Masi liounced out,
Stephen, to York.
.
Aun i-icons— Cavarretta was on
Hrst
base for the Nationals.
Chapman filed to Lowery In deep
center. Marion took Stephens'
sixtier and threw him out. WitHams scratched » single o ff Casam -tta’s glove Keller drew a
walk.' (Jordon l»«hed a double
high o f f the left field wall, scoiIng Williams and Keller. York
pooped to Marion
Eighth inning:
Nationals— Muimn struck out.
Lamannn tiatted for Hlarkwell
an d-w ent out, Cordon to York,
(iustlne walked. Knnta struck oul.
Americans— Rip 8 ewel| went
In to pitch for the Nationals.
Ktimwefss singled Into left field.
W agner filed ou t. to Lowery In
deep center field. Kramer singled
o ff the loft field wall, sending’
S tim w eli* to third. Chapman filed
out to l«bwcry. Stlmwelss scoring
after the catch. Stephens scratched a single to scrota.* l>os*. W il
liams hit a home run into tho
right field bullpen, scoring Kra
mer and Stephens ahead of him.
Keller fouled out to Mail.
Ninth Inning:
National*— Igrwtry went nut
Stephena to York. Stephens also
threw out Slaughter. Verban bat
ted fo r Kurowakl and fouled out
to Wagner.
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SANFORIZED COTTON
JUST ARRIVED!
OUR REPRESENTATIVE WILL BE AVAILABLE TO YOU IN THE CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING ON WEDNESDAYS & FRIDAYS TO DISCUSS
AN Y DETAILS CONCERNING OUR FLIGHT TRAINING PROGRAM.
OUR
HEADQUARTERS WILL BE AT THE SANFORD NAVAL AIR STATION
WHICH WILL SOON BE A MUNICIPAL AIRPORT,
# *§ ■
tntamgllohal '•governing
b tight grip over the
t W
It is not jn the Interest of mer
chant or landlord to attempt pro
fiteering. Exhausting the con■Umar’s dollar, or a buyer*' strike
t f e t f d t to I d t i * !o n * Y Ih a r m o a f o le d Z it h
d d ld o u a * r e fr e s h in g m ilk .
• re h a r in g
a
>
1.
y - lik o ”
A ls o , w h a n th a c h » d ? S
p ic n ic a t h o m e b a . a U r a j S
s e r v o th e m r ic h , c r e a m y , h e a lt h y m ilk f r o m o u r d a ir y .
.
Of Prices
them If they wena available.
To revert to
food situation,
items such as -rice and grits are
repotted to be very aearce. Can
ned milk, large alia, has gonu
op on* cent a ran. A rates of 13
eaate a tea* wo beer doriag the
put week, Was reported. Drag
store soda' fountains a,re bafd
pat to gat tneugh fbgbr eno
v • •
. ■
■. * . »
-
•
t il the Milk Y<
Pin Stripe
Sty]
i
P H d N E lO B l,
; ‘e i s' » t
w ; .... ■:
T U E S D A Y , JU LY 9. 194B
• The .politics of "Uncle Joe” Cannon, one-time speakrr-nf The -tlTiTTRP'Of ITfcpreStW^^es.^wero ’of a strictly
practical variety. At a reception he sat on the bnlcony
talking to an effusive, young woman who was interested
in astronomy
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I
TUESD AY, JU LY
9,
M rs..). Ivey Is
Honored By Shower
$ocial And Personal Activities
SO C IE TY E D ITO R — C ecdia T nilu ck
A lt.
anil. M r*. W .
ft. la m e
Social Calendar
o f.
Air*. Jerry Lord and son have Iaike Mary attnoume Vjtn mlilJii.i'e
left for Wesletly, II. 1. to vlelt o f their daughter, T h e lm a _ I.««e
Taylor, to Eugene Brewer
relatives for a month. ■
Santoril on July i at W ayrn.-*,
w
Jack Moye and Mr*. Katherine Jin*
Air*. Brewer was graduated
Moyo were weekend visitors of
front fsjmlnole Hitch Sc Iwot unit
Air. and Mrs. J. Af. Joiner.
U at plesent employnl lit the law
office of Edwin ShinhoWer.
S/C Ik * Hargrave*, USN was
Air. Brewer }* employed by the
a guest o f Alias June Williams Atlantic Const Line Itailmad. 1 he
over th* weekend.
coup)* will make their bon** at
1412 Oak Avenue.
Dr. and Mrs. II. Z. Bljsl.y nail
two children spent a portion of
last week In New Smyrna.
,\|j,
llaptl
jj.po
Volie
Johns
.Mr*.
tOMet
The- Townsend Club will meet
at the City Hall at 8:00 P. Al.
with Air. 1-. P. Ilagart, president,
A . tv Moran
presiding. The puldic is Invited
Mrs. J, C, B ill*. Jr. anil *mt, in attend.
TERRACE TALK
Louis, returned from Ovid.* N. A
tu
to meet
m eet .Mrs. Loud
by
*“ ■ plane
C. L. Irwin.* employee of th« Bills and. IjV.JO/hs who ,H f
with
remit
____ _
____ Concha
„ ........ Femamle*.
—
KanTord Tfavar7Ur SlatlonTha* ticneva
Sir. and Mrs, D. II. Beer have H
been transferred to the Jnrkntureturned to their home on B uck H
trill* Air Station.
Lake after vacationing for two
weeks in Illinois. They visited
hi* inoih’er, M rs., Ida Beer, and
nther rela tions.
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_
t . l i l i f ^ l i a r l W h o " 11:i~ l-eciT *o
Seattle.
L
J*.
9
I
W nshinglon, to visit 'Iit-i
V
IV
, _____ _____ brother,, spent a eouulc Lht) . iu :io-™
where »lii*j visiting Mrs. Eli Hurt, hefme
it mi her ! turning la Miami.
Mr. and Air*. Horner liallu it
of West Palm Beach arrived Suoi itaiiL’ titei
‘l“ >' to spend IhVIr vncalton itere ;l„
week wBh her father. II. It. Mees.
j„
rtments in, *■>•««•* ^ Alls. Alary Btone*
i
will Ik* icluit to learn -*hi* u i §n
improviiiK, »inrt» hci illnr^R.
I Itts* anti
W r* . " " J
M r?: J-
""
1f
I have II!- pon* Jimmy. Mr*. A. L. Mora >. I I
Mrs. Ethel Thomas nnd*r!aughter. ,,r
.r \i.o " a Bhlriey, Lillian and Aubrey Mur-- ■
' * * ’ an. Betty Faye Aarborough. La- ^
Dunkej tiial 1,1. K rtu ie tn , ' Im C o o m
'K en t Sunday In St. 1 _
' .
( . Au gu stin * and the Alnnne Sin- •
„
i
t..i
|„ Hier*», J i .« student nt
the Oniveridty of Cieorgm, »*
• pending
the
suinniet
month?*
With M r parents. Mr. and Mr*.
W* la. Hiera.
in k le T o e s F o r
S u m m e r M e r m a id s
,()UI DA
THURSDAY
GENEVA NEWS
I Mr. and Mr*T~B~ L. Miller of
700 West First Street are sptnd.
ittjr two month* vai'tithming in
N *w 'York and Pennsylvania.
Verne
W.
Kil!»et\ J. W. Klynt. Mr-* Kli >honmiiMe diarhingp
11n11 , Mrs. Nelle I htumi’* and*Nn\ > and i* at 1mm
Alis* Mildred Istrich of Weir Mrs. J.
Mrldiin. Si
j parrnu. Mr. nmi Mn
ton, West Vu. has re turned—t"
Kliirliw Thu mns ri*lel*riilr« | her MedI ill
li*r home after spending thtcc 12th hirthdny with n jHirh »n ! g Mr and Mrs It
wc«ks as a guest at Mr* I I! Winlncsday nfU'rficKm ur the limne , spent Sunday in Pity
T*V*tc.
nf her grandmother. Mrs. M elle; viiiting relatives.
Thomas, l i r eream, buihda\ cuke
lti»I*ei't “ Hudily" I
^ M r . and Alt*, (ieo rg" It. McCall anti punch w eir o-rvcl t,, the iipi'tird a gtirsge on
Mid daughter, D.iiis, and -on. fnlliiwiiig guc*t* liai Ian a I'lyiif, ( Ituc in if.xuforil
Kobert, have relumed home ato.’ t Mncy Jnne Ktynl, Addle and VnlMr, and Mr*. Hem
■pending last week al Coronado hen nmi Carlton Pirvn tl. June of Jnek*onvtlle spenl
and Florence Mcfiill. Mnrv and wltli their ^ folk* Mi
Geraldine Oldham
C F Huni-on und f
Jack McDonald of II. Sum)
Mi. and Mr* W 0
A rule i-|
Mr and Mr*. Ed B
merlin Avenue bn* gone ta A ten- j (Jivl family returned Tueldaj Palm Beach were Wee
na, Ca. to spend some time with after vi*iting relative- m l .a- of Mr. and Mrs, \A.
relaliv!* and will he nrc.mipnniej Cm**.
Mr. and Mr*. J. '
home by Mrs Jack MrUcr.old.
Mr. nral Mrs. W aller Ynr- flrlamlo
visited
tin
borough, Betty Faye nud Edward mother.
Mrs. W.
•■A Dr. and Mr*. J. N. Tolar nmi Yarborough
left
Saturday
to Thursday,
'^ n , Ralph, s p c i from Inst Thuts* spend the week end in Miami
Mr. and Air*. Rich
day through Sun.laf in Dnyimm with Miss Virginia Yarborough and Mrs. Minnie Conn
Beach at th* SheruUmPInta and Mr*. I lint v Whiting
Proof were guest* n
llulrl.
Mr. and
Mi-* Eoui- Hill* nod Mrs. Henry K teU ei,
family left Hedne-dnv for then
Mr. and Mrs. II. II
Mr*. J II Ccghiirn Mr*. M A. home In W e*' Palm Bench
have a- their gue.tCallaway. Mi sod Air- P. H.
Alr. ami
'E -. TTillutm "Iltlly " thiyr son and dnughi
Tep*ic and Ml'* Mildred EDifli (Jeiger moved t" Orlamlo bii.lay Mr. and Mr*.
Evan
spent Friday and Satuidny of lust
Mrs. Eli
Hurl and t‘niler_ Hurt and grandson. Danny
week in Daytona.
spent Tuesday afternoon virncy* *
with Mr. llttii Ml*. Ja*pei NichidPKNLKV DISC IIA
PM3/C Harold M. I
Mlsae* Caroline I.oe, lumlse
A mlseellaneons shower of g i f t - ' Magnolia Avenue, has
eflark and Kitty Odham left to*
la y to ijnnd several day* as waa given to Mr. nmi Mrs. Wil- j ably discharged from
guest* of Min Norma Jean Bnycr Rant "B illy " Geiger Wednewlay B t » l « Navy. accordUt*
a l th* Hutchison Apartment* in evening at the Community H a lf.! ‘ Ion received today frot
Itefreshmeuts o f mtidwiches and , Personnel Hejmration C
Daytona Beach.
putteh were served to anprntti- sonvllleDr. Harry Woodruff has re maiely fift y guest* Out of town
■------turned from CorotVado to resume guests were: Miss Dixie Crosley, ‘ The female phalati>|
hi* practice of dentistry In the Edwin Ballard ar.l Mr*. Wilson ; initiative In eourtship
Woodruff Building. Hi* family G elgfr from Orlando and Mis. pound.
THREE
Mrs*. John Ivoy " in- hoio f rul :
tti in n i t i n h i
%%tilt it mbcettitnet.ui•
r«*. |A 11 \ew -fralure— lli'Auh I ilitnr
erntlj by M n , l!ob«*i t ltnu«* ttn*i ; If >o ' . never Hive t y.*tiiM|t
Mit Ralph IVter* at . 1 * l*n»K it |iisln ii i
.(n it mm l
" i*
\vrntir. .Mrs Ivt*> i& *h»
.hihm | *mi i
■• ,r,
turn- as I ■.
Unm et M illet«
II.- vinn fingernail*
A *m .liny
I'uM fl * hit*Ito* of usiri - iii’ fl tin vs*
l.i , hit nf .111 Hi i h. ■1
tu'O* iierttrut«*tl Itiv |ntt I \ jo«*hi> lit siirni
■*•» * =t
.Mint! N laif a r a aid
-iii*. in th* pr.Hedurvt he tv
uaiiu'5
«
p 1a v •• <1
Init n sew (.line yourself
i Moo oe a Kali* in northern \iix*
ihnuighRMt the evettinir.
Tn/vf law, eniiifnitahSe cluin. yim should ona’s UnViiM! t ni.yon
were Kvr.mh| to M m . Huy wart! In* Ill'll' ta complete the jail with
lvt^\ Mr- 11. A, Gikkutlg unit
n minimum nf strain.
1 Hit if* have tnn’n fiannt singing
M m , John Ivey.
There's
linlhllti!
complicated merrily while their m ote* » i * t »
Many lo w ly g ift* m n - pro*
*v tiled Mr*. Ivey a f t n uhi.’ h re ubnut a I’l.lvur.’ , T ry it in the e lira*! Ill tin* ne-t a few fe d a'vny.
freshment* o f Cacu I'nlu- »mpl six ra*V '.IfV-t
I
Kile tl>e inenail* "Itnicht
wlrhe* nn.l rnkc. were » 'M id
acre*, with an em eiy Ininr.l. t ’ -e
tu the guruls.
Those enjoying the .H-.-tt-ii-n scissor* ty i nt jm ir nails mil)
TH EATRES *
were Mr-. John Ivey. M i». *. ty- when thei an* exceeding!) long,
mill then take rain lint t.i cut
witnl
Ivey.
Mrs.
ItK.
le
v
.
Air*.
UHIdlnfc Ute Immure . . . A acetic £rom “Captnin Rtsld." starring
them tn*» I'ln-e, Never file ar cut
C h a rlo * I-u ig h to n . w ith ttm d o ip h & u B a rb a ra It m t o n a n d Jo h n U M. I limes. Jit*. Alvur « till r.ails nun) it the rnrnei - Thev
vnnl. Mrs.' C liff«t,l John-wt. MrCarradinr Tliesslay and Wednesday r>* the IU TZ Theatre
11tilled Smith. Mrs, \\ | I Her*. should Im* shaped just "In; htl,
Mr*. Donald Whitten. Mr. K. A. ovnl at the tip.
Apply lubricant cuticle tv• » j « t*• t i l j Tj
Miller. Mrs. II. A. (••»*—linri. M n
Itnlieit Hmre ami
Mr*. lialpn Inevei with nil nrani;i*wnm| ii
09 c U p c n s 1 2 : 4 b P . M . 40c
wrapped li.litly with cotton. Wml.
Teters.
pent!} an.mil the cuticle. (or h
BY
trig >i buck tiuin fim n the had.
A l*o Co 'imler. tin* nail with thi
s a s s a s C E C E U A T ill L iT li
.
*j
a tw a fe ^ /
•
cuticle remover to** In Ip loose.i
I
. l.iH IS K L A P PIN , MRS, HER.
.lily, _d.li!—illWC- He- Im h u c auLii.
eulkie. a — rutting W ill.tym t **■
/
IK N liw iV .W \u'h. o s c a K '/ IT T *
eoar-en it amt muse ll.’it'.iti tn! •
r
.fiE
*
‘
jiit m K t :. a ir . »mi Mits. j u h n
h ilM . K K . MRS. P. I.. 1IHDXTCN,
Ifi the hands of nil iuoiiI iJ'H
t
T
ItC H M fl.
MRS
I d . If*
wrong »iMp may resu lt-it, a «••*
■
J
*• PK/iil.D
. Also MRS. F R A N K
I infection
S iM W
AIKIm TI, W. j KINO. MRS. W.
• I Put «onio 'mil ill■- ■ ......... t
T IT f \ ipirle irntl «onk , >'oir ft*,»>. ",
'Will Ml* Will, l' Cm Ot llll 1 lea
' inimde
Srrtih niiils ait
i- ••!(
tnif‘ h o fle i
•VI*»lv|(i»*. ill •! *f» A
— TELE. NO. 148
Thelma Lowe Taylor
/ s Weds Eugene Brewer
Person a
PAG E
T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , SANFORD, FLORIDA
1946
'I’oday - M'udnesday!
T
On the overnight
boat from K ll IB I' ..I
MRSi.Fi
Itnil* lieland la Euglan'd,
;t pa.-enger K i.i.l'R ,,|
l ikeAl.mior.
J 1
of a I itrensted n unifornie.1 vhnriti'tei
t ic s U RAIT.KRSti.N
July nt the mil: "I -ay. ate you the j Ml;.** \ I t\ EI.SK\\KAK. tt I
■pilal m ate?......That tti'iu not." answer- T IK 'IIN T *»N , II VIUO K t'D D E I |
the nl the rhamrter. “ Ol’m the man yj|.S i i A C lK
H A W K IN S n
luoln, that t-ook* the m a t e . " ............... Lnk, \lattioe, MRS. -I II H ot
Ami then thete 1* thi. one . . . (jK s of Lake M.ima* and MRf
«. Jr A
farmer once vailed hi- cow j , j CARVER,
today I "Zeph yr": She seemed «urh nu
\|R amt MRS. V IN C E N T M
July amiable
hephyr . • ,'Vbeii the h*,j v iif (ll(|...,Vx die
.pent
it.
, the
farmer
drew nea.She kicked ' , , , ,
)||
, - f f Ills ear
Which make h i m i ||(1 ^)p.j.
v y;l{ ).KFII,S>*
------ |considerably deiihyrt
It;,,,.,,,
.
t.lH C l KEN BAR
,
Attractive
M \ IE V
IN N A
|{|Sti\ M in Ih-oi-xa on *furloiii*
ra*m | sP K IN (lE R . I « P * t «trl native
Maxwell Fn*U a mb >• -pe>„
.
Slimer«el. Pa lia- mine to p|,:i , i , j a i , a . .nil, In- lii.ittii
. ' “ 'i n ,
with MR wild MRS JOHN in I ) ll\ R R 1 S o \
M
" " " \) h. ISt II. JR ,' tin,, In,on* K i l l I,,
lll.s
noon
l:
liitl*
1 1,1
|
Pink AvenueM M!\ tN N A
, j|j,,i ,|it, ■ tit. i M M ill
.
11.
„
c o n . in
-f
E l l ISON V
-4i* »tt*>l ♦fT fit
,
AIf I ''i IKS i*n*I * a ’ *H 1‘bMult* h*
fi*»
* i * v t vpful i |i -,
(
Shr itimI KNMNI.K^
1 ^
iit>"i • ■• AI KS I I A IIII ’
\»*iiI - i»I«I. fthiHlbl lUjlkr ,1 ikCtHttl |’
|| \\ |>< u( h, , hiimr till M.i.
r' " “ 1 iea.li
The Ml i-St MS htotighl
\x.nn.
MRS 1;
*°hi t'h e if
visitoi
bail,
w nil
them ! ] -I, \
-I" -1-a, evirul din
, (mm their three
a .,k , i-tl in tie** nsii h i'
, let .,,,,1 bn,; tu
Cleveland and W illiani'biirg. Vn. |j„ i
Ml!
a,,*l MRS. •>
I
mom I
■ • - * H E LE N and AN D Y C A R
K i l l VM
T I MARIO
■' RAW A A spent I he *>eekeitd Jt |lrt , f, f,„ Vilneta ,,,r , bit i i
()
in
Knt.iille la* left hi
TT /
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n o t it is .
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lit M O
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ami
Ml
N .lll t||P *a In H
|*>•-!*.»»II
lb»ll. v *•11I Xlllklltlf Mil' tv ll|-||t
t|»*M
tl»»- 4 til It l«\ J| 11*I M il* Mir
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! „| \\.-t AIK I SI 118w it . cm-.l..f v||.‘
ml gm- T. au.L MRS
v\
A ADAMS. IK
Sir*:
\%h«»tin* nt*** *
» iiHifi*1
Kryr nf at Cfirtmatiit . . . \ Tht* l»u* NLfilw
vtihihI* ,m (||(*
of
Ii*\
rnIUi U'
iMnith, JOHN |). l i ^ K I N S in Ih th im
the* ptMiplf « f eStininoh' CtHinu
\ f :V r n 7 h i w pnhl up IhH r tn u 'i no wHt
V,
1 11, mill hiiv«* mninlniiM'iI thi* **|»lipn*Ini
Mi aiui
.
Thur ***|,iv ^Jlx MYorti kxliti'h wit* itMviifi
I'liHmhiill 1romnu’mhtl hy (It)\
M 11.|.\ 1CI ♦
hi- n wlt j (TALItWKl.l--* .
Frt'iu T'*4 a
in 1ciiv, m nifs llni th vi‘ * that 1 hi* 1'•*11.
I'**!!»-n«II S u ip* \imx i- it'utl) itwiiiv
tiUlnhutr »ilt,POO rupir* t»f n :i»
JnptttU**** |ihtn^«* I»f»nk lit h»
GKII
j it mips make t hi**i wnj
aim •'
iUr>. iliMT Nippon* Btiiii*? ptuajii-P t«rv *'H* ^
rn honor- olKior u dat*." ami “ When* will
ip Unit**! | ni«H*l yott?"
i inform*Aniuml the* town with nh«>pp< i
Urn Nival
MRS. A N N MtTC lIK I 1
trr
M|ts
M
|
M U LLKU .
MIIS
STA
wlllHk, kk I fi 11j t Ifi ru l
u i U l u iAHtJ |fti iiia iu u
ymir Miiil unlit
it’
f t ♦t* uf n il iluiul
miut
* Hr 11inmt* lIn* null',
tbv tlitii
hIy.
-» A jip ly |R t|ijt|i
T H I FIU N G n f n t u il a g a in *! Il.ir v a r * !
I n .w r s i l y fo r $ hHMHKl L»y M i ».
J 4'M11 C« U tirh iig tn fi, \ V w t L 'liu k lr i,
Km , iirmughl to liglii line inyifli'tinii*
mx
- y r a r - u ld d iia p iic iir a it r i' on«l u *
In
iiM tnlu'i I•• ,|"if ' «'f A
In it’-li 4,1
I*;** l* in tii
(ho t 11
Slliv t i l l *
tin* Dili's i*F Hit' HU
Li _ hi
-sllliutun |f1|?
turn of a famed painting, iHun-nt
! i vtn thr l*rci5» " She had *ent It ’ '
l i:g Miiieiini nt Hat vaid lei >*| prai3U.il 111 IU40 and tt «h ippr.i1« \
I hottly
N * after being plated oil e\h,i lio n A q u ie t, inti'ii> i\r» w a r d i t ■
l,*i‘ \Vf*I k 4lf .lit 4.0*4 i** -ill l‘*ul
Mn k aftei *he up Ltnlt .1 pint ll
p it tiling w*i:m retfiHM'l 11y a iimm '
v* Ihuh it was said t•• have * t
••Id ftir SAH."*
i i f. i Htiii4»’'.s
i
*
«
»
— a ls o —
N o v t ' t y — 'P e o p l e on P a p e r 1
S p o r t — 'T e n P in T i i f i n * ’
PAR AM O U N T NPW S
IT’ S SM A R T TO LAY A W A Y
A SM A R T NFW C O A T
FOR A COOLFR DAY
r n\\ I I,*tS sI I H||}JI \\ im*» I iii'iit
l»a|^*tfft Spunks . . ,
If nr iii 04
f«nm a tifii tYjp'pkp* him rii*j i;t rl y
at |)ayti.mi Jlt ju li w ph *
\LTM W
I* \ r T N
Ki ' )' aour lii iiil iluw n, >«iur
r>rv mii i ti •• (rail and w«itd all
•1A 1CI ll \ It»:«»\\ \
♦ VANS.
m in
|| i
nf >m»i wfiniK r lul lie- lu Ihr
I 'ohim.i! I Ir.iiirr-w/"
R IG S ELEC T IO N o{
Fur Coits
And Jackets
Alterationi Dry Cleaning
S. Palmetto Avc. Ph. 491
‘ will continue to spend sotne time
at th* beach.
■ U t t V Lucia McLeod is visiting
f 71th bir gran.lpannlc, Mr *r.d
Mr*. F. E. Roumillat. .while her
parents, Mr. and Mr*, u ll. Mc
Leod. Jr^ are touring Yclluw
A P N.-w-featui***
• J L ik ’p haven't g ot one »1 lb >
wide woven rntoriul Alcxicm. bcli ■
you'd better g el one pronto. A ll
the ki.ls I nr? arc w ear uik the*!"
with everyth in g. T h ey ore prete !
with
tennis short*,
broomstick
skirts und jeans.
By the bye a ll the jean* have
tic-.n cut o l f now und mu iwltig
wuru as shorts. I h c kid dun l
seem to w aste anything any more.
Did you find a Job? H jm e o f the
heps are w orking in th* d tp a rtinent store collcy., chop*, lin e n i*
doing odd-jol-x. fo r iter uncle ut
his Itoal b «»in . She say* It's woe,
derful bocause she g e t i 'l o l * o f oprortunltle* to be a sailor.
T h * outdoor summer
.lane -«
started a gain in O m tra l Park.
Dean Hudson and his orrhestra
played to— about— HWWME pe«td*,
Not Just the kids— grow nup* had
fun. too. Do you have any mint
m *r park dances-there? O f course
-on •.-time* tt 1* t. o hot to ilanc •
in the summer, don't you th in k .'
H ave you ever read any o f the
Frank M erriw ell books? AVell, i f
you have, then you'll be g a 'g n to
know that "T h e A d ven tu re* of
Frank V o r r lw e ll" is g o in g to lie
a regu lar radio featu re s ta rlin g tn
the fa ll. W ou ld n 't H he w tvd ecfu l
If college boy* rea lly acted thr
s a y Frank M trrlw e ll does In Ihe
books?
H ave you Diard "D in gb a t, fh**
Binging C a t"? It'** strictly solid
snd ha* iieen adapted by Frediiy
M artin and his orchestra from
Stoii* National Park.
Mr. and Mrs, Herman Kanner
and *on*. -Paul and Charles, alu
visiting Mr. and Mrs. I>ee Bam•uala and Mr. and Mr*. Charles
Kanner at th*ir home on San*
ford Avenue.
J lM r*. John Ivey and daughter
K ay, Mr*. F. D. Scott and von.
Frank, Mr*. C. L. Pow*ll and
H r*. T. C- Bolt ar* spending to
day at New Smyrna as rousts of
Mr*. Harry W oodruff who i»
•pending th* month o f July there.
M r. and Mr*. W. B. Williams
have spent th* p u t th r u week* in
M t Vernon, III. viiilin g th* for»rge D. William*,' They
• r t t y for Cartbere. Mo.
•ome....
time with Mr. and
L>
— -------Mrt. It. £ Jarrell.
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w h ir l! I . th e Sth d a y o f A u g u s t .
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GlTUiMUP, SCOUT
FLORIDA GREYHOUND LINES goes
everywhere there's fun In Florida. Rambl* WfiPTP and whin you please —
comfortably and * pconomlcally — via
blfe.feMriOUt, alr-condllloned Florida
Greyhound Coaches.
’ 1 ST. I-A I’ L, Minn. July » (-IT
I — Iloli T arleton, St. I’«u| Am etiI cad Aasnelnlion' clu^ miimusci.
J snld jcstcn lay he had rent u proJ te«t t.1 Association Ivud.iunnei*
i tut Columbus n a«ln *‘- u»e l*v liuli* , nim|K)|i» o f Hurler Jim Wullare
in the Indians* win from Columbu*
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Phong County 4502,
Mm. Short.
3 R E A L
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1471 P A L M E T T O A V E N U E
IV. F. llE U N HON. OW NER.
SEE El> L A N K
A R T IC L E S
FOR
SALE
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N in iU L l.S 3T1 HID
2-0 Mcisch Hide., Phone I l.’.J
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OR R E N T — B or 8 room house.
Prefer
furnished.
Permanent
resident. Telephone 903.
ARTICLES FOR SALE
TW O 4-foot- N o rth . Wind Meat
display cases with one unit
j H ectically new; one McCray 40
V cable foot reach-lo meat case;
* w Globe allcert one Iiossman
M at chopper* Phcma 1098.
EXPERT painting of house*.
Contract or hourly basis. Ph
SHORT order cook. Sarah Davis,
1000 Orange Are.
accept laundry work. Phone
Nettle Smith.
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LOANS
BORROW
HEME
relatives are not
about year' ctwdit.
quest
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Field In
T H E H0*Y is prafeml.le In Ihe t Leads
$r.n dnluctiliie ndli-i.iit nr up- :
set automobile lo.iirnnrc, (in Broken
Bones
our rate* for ymu car* nud1
-iih n li.tl-e
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liy Eddie Lee
A I* Newsfenture*
W ild (IX .
A ria— Young
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IttMliin-S pet ft.i innm-t* nt tin I
min high srhiHil trnck no.I f >.
rhiimplorishlps i- amnrlng » h
.you consider his record o( lin.k
iioncs.
Fred won the 100 yard dash
r h a n ir r
on
n ‘ |d it
.............I •
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_____ __pour
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ENJOY
meal...in. . cool
fort— nice ’ breeze at th# Red
I an.*
I I tl* 11 S( h«*s ( I • get I Ul i I gll II”-*
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ttiiitie) 'n
m ir th .
A m h v ra t
i l.tying T im iiv * r K «lh Th#
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ill *l<M.
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.1 litivi- ii ■*III rrll hattery uf ••in*
Irlcllv luratui'in. nrb'iili'
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h|t'-«* -I Ol: -tlllll) -*f lll.ftt l-l » lloll
K* nno‘C 1 ( I lel.ullll, ,, M..lii
lli.lM* all., h i- w*l|lv It llll'l lo.l
live, I- ,i loplllii-l— So rile turli
tighthao.l (linger* n, lluw-ie Mar
tin (w o n III. InD 31 o f Otl.inili.,
I Sirk l . i - . i'.r-ll o f Cuine-vIHc
Gene Souih ( I0-3) o f Kt. A *W*r*line, I ti .Ii Mesedii (h-2l c f l.ce,
hurg mid (V o ig e Fults o f (Juii,',ville. F i l l i rnleit n* one nf Ihe
fn-test pitcher* in Die cilcuil. hn«
Wfon eight iiTm lost II fnr the
weak IJ-nien,
At llii, writing the edse Ih”
tween the i ighthnnder* is nrim
thin and nil the nforemrnti.med
stars Owerse the utmost, consider*
ation. Mmlin and Kenningtou nn*
slightly uhea.l
The t«<- lefthanders wlm arc
rutting the widest swath in the
I -agile riglii now nre Scott I ’ary
of Orlando I won II. lost 4) and
Jodie llowingt'-u of Sanford, who's
wpn JO iigainst three dcfoM*.
They h a v e nodles o f stuff. JoMutonf, t h e IsInnderT hard lurk
soiithnaw-. i< another ‘.-rplinrr.
Wall, there’s a preview o f tlsi
August all-star narads. It Is hy no
mean* conclu'lve. hut It serve*
tn spotlight ihe plover* w in h a v
Inked their hats In li the nll-kt-ir
ring during tK» firs*, h alf c f 'the
Mason.
IVhnlta you think, fans?
Then the
17-yrar-old senior
won the qunrter mile In 61 f»
clicking 1.1 seconds o ff tl»j ol.|,
fla s » B mark. He was second id
t l « 220.
Five years ago Fieri was thrown
from the hack o f a pickup truck
. and broke his hack while on a
. ------ *-------------- - - * i scouting trip In hi* home state uf
000 medical payment for each | Nrw Mexico. Ills chance* of r e
person accidently injured while roverv were slim and It was 1*** r. , *n„ y°,u/ r * r *. I"
llevud he never would walk ■trxiit.
eluding YOU. C. M Boyd A
When he arrived In Wlllcog
^
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_ _ _ _ _ _ klgh as a sophomore, he went
ET A S year
fire and wind- ^ut, for fo o tb a ll- a «d promptly
Storm policy.
You will save brokea foot In scrDnmage. Later
approximately
1/3 of the cost * "• » y*«J " • started to
show
and mav nav
the t.rs-aium In •>#«■ of f o " " In trsek.
l-a*at year r? again went out for
football and suffered a brnkm
neck In a practice game. In mid-.
S A V E money on your fire, wind January, he reported for Iwski-t*
storm, 'automobile, workmen’s hall.
compensation.
burglary.
lia
He’ didn’t have to remove any
bility
and
other
insurance. casts before the track season.
Y o u ll like our profit-sharing
plan o f Insurance. C. M. Boyd
Mather s Prices
AM I
Jit: L O W
OP A
APPROVED
t T H K R w ill c o p lim it* l o
s lo c k Insls.
I T ’S I A S Y T O
h o ld
PAY TH E
P R IC E S !
th e s e p ric e s ns lo n g
M A TH ER
W AY
EA SY
TERM S
Contractors! Painters! Home Owners!
We Have Plenty Of
Inside White PAINT
TO P G R A D E N A V Y SURPLUS
* 2 ’’r>" P#i* gallon
($2.3b per
g n llo n
in
5 gallon containers)
BLACK & ORANGE ENAMEL, qt.
!H)c
Clear Water-Proofing and
PAINT THINNERS, gallon.....
Ideal for porchen and Hteps! Beautiful
TILE RED DECK GLOSS ENAMEL
Gullon ...................... $2.50
($2.35 per gallon in 5 gallon containers)
Bowman Near Home
In Appalachian Loop
TheLoit Is Found
HUB CAP. OldimobdeV
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acrivruei <• will !*4* •••il \ l ’*** if Ia ! J' '
to uliillfe.
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N m lt r u In pay, the xclrctlon
1 u
o f an all-^lai tram Ip nlway*
highly drbatcahl# and one mutt'a
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hero may h» umdhrr mnn't hum. ! ^ H i#*14
It i# liNt iirvittalur# to awni I
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any all-ptaf With# at thi. date.
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but it is time!)
Hpjuwise th#
landing candidates So u#ri
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DODGE • I'l.Y M O l I II
P A R T S A N D HI'HVM K
10* Palm ella Avt*.
I'lmne 10)1
truck*. C, M. Bov,l A Co.
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thmight to the l»a*#hi»!l htillot (rntehe**.
we'll It*)# I* #X " in A»»i?ii#t Ai ' '
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th# mtlitK#*’ i*»i« of Aftiny I •*N|fUe I
j llnyr**' .*. Willinm.i -l ll
. Spcurilt l.mlir. Un.
It
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Mu.- \ iiitiseiuent C*i I
Sniifi.i.i Ill-mill
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LAW N'S
m o wr f <|.
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Krsultu Last N' |tt Ii
prices. Jerry I air.I. |.l
Huy •< - & W ii I in to • I I tl.
W.
If..Is-.-t: |D, l nriwntris T
l.ames Tonight
E X PE R T pi inn tuning o il r»*
Sniifiinl llc-m liLv, Roli.-wi,
pairing. II, C liff l»n-".-r llnx
In o u 'ite ta v . glby.H
106, MU D u tJ i
1*1nine . ' I t *
,
w ork, o f a 17-Jewel
t curved wrist watch
return to Allen Ball.
I Mattress
D M ana
S P O R T S
S T E N S T U U .M
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he fUt>» u■ ii# ••i***# e,oii
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hr think- thi»i|»w h i # I . .• .•)
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tu t!m iit) thatthe l*’h" »da Stuti1 *
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Barn, boat hamburger sandwich
I " Ula/county. Roy Johnson’s
E *d Barn Restaurant, 3 irtRca
aottUi of 8anford on Route 17.
IN N E R B P R IN G
springs. H oi)
Aikv Vatighnn, th# olil I'irnte
•hoi (•tup oho
later cum# tu
Hrooklyn hut ictirrd to hi# fund
iitti’i the *|.*l ##a#dn, iilmo mud
f«#l Hint *eiu# ‘ nrt o f a hortendi'ti- IioimIimi hov#r# over th#
All SV;pv gain# * lie t iuckt^l out
to.* #ihTe#*iv# homi’ M for th#
Nnttonnl I.eiiiHierm in It* 11 hut
M #i»- it itinili Mutiny homer with
|hd .Oi Utt.| lu ll still tiy 1 t'd
M ilum . of tlu lt#d S>*\ Hint
« i *is if nfor
alt
ONE metal douldr l»rd and mattrean. phun# *130«W.
G IR L to, tods Fountain at L»b*
ev'a Drug Store- Part Urns or
unfortunntr
• *) llll 'lo
PUERTO
Rico copper skinned
FLOOR SANDING
potnto vine*. 1‘i.lM) per 1,00.1. nri'l fini-ihinir. ('leunlng and was
K. M. English. Country i'ltth lnk*. New f Iihif • mtirfurril tn pi r
Road.
fertimi. Old flnoni mode like New
**
Sr»-irnlh>n
m#tnl
drum*.
tc*n»d Call
II. M. GI.FAsSON
condition, $2.00 each. Southern
|,ak# Mmy. Fla
Chemical*, Inc.. 204 N. Kim
Av#.. Ph^hr 9M
AU TO M O B ILE ill good condition
PO K B A LE
.
urgently wanted Will pay cash.
SIX room bungalow near South
Phone OIH-J or 7!»L___________
Side School. This bungalow Is
nicely arranged ami has hard 7 P a t s , Livestock, S u p p l i e s
waod floor* throughout. Priced
at, $(!2fi0.00.
•
‘ * . - • I BUY tows, rnlvc*, yearlings.
It W. Idird. I’hnne 7MK-W.
RO BERT A. W IL L IA M S .
R E A LTO R
GOOD saddle horse, reasonable.
SO* Atlantic Bank Bldg.
Phone 333-11.
______
Phone 732
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C 8 T T K N T U R A A T T IC F A N S
H . B. P O P S C O , IN C .
l
IL.elc* A 6 COP J f’P o f f’>''u a p 0 t rMi *
f . P L l i l i o o f O f M i. OAbX-JfiS'S
i e Apnjc-
la r n F u e . oi
X
M
o v Obi
(At ecsb- uf\VACr' "
It t» only natural, then, ti
,pbi a link at whnt tm/t«|ilre*
III -Oiur of till- 12 p ie clous A ll'
Stat (Mine*
•especially smei
till— miil-e»«nn classic iin* heei
tiniiiiiUTl with jinse*.
All .of I limy Dgnn’s .ijiajttotu
iroiihle* are Iracegble to nn All
Hum* Johnny A llen ttrvei
Ihe same pitcliei lifter up
_
nn I
with the Ml-Stnfs
'“ “
c ll.it .Vewhuuser opi-e lost nine
■■TmnttrhrT*-mpr1rjin^1.t^inw««Ht''''
- >itfter- pitching th irr sentries' Hit*
*, iitliiifs a- all All-Slut.
Ilie Dean inrlileiit i< best to
/' liieiTTSei eiFTI^oc'cUn eil ilT Tt i■ t'JIt.
' g.iiiit' :ii WiikhiltgluP Neilliei -ill.
'■•oo.l.m the first two ..... oi-lot IhMhjrifiu siliftlcil
lot
the
Viio-itiaii I engilrfs' with !«*• out
im. the thin).
Tinyir-iil
Jerome -llainm's
• ati'hui, tinliby
llurtiiutt. n o"
miiiinglng lluffulo. «l)fontr.l for
.1 rurve 14111 In lam tSeliitc.
lint i'enn shortk hintoff. I'lte
■omit m i n ami i mill l*cn<t
K ibought this was a p.-ifisl »|ur|
, *i . i i is fa-1 t>all tirlinn wu*
I p ii.li
mol Idnsteil the
Idnsei
< ..cei the infill field wall
Full
\ ci-i ill. m-**
op dioc
• line .lin e i iel>l at Ibuo
I'
i«
your property with Tom
It, Baleaman Tor W. R. WH-
AWETGH/
1<\£ rdn<r Aci
STANDINGS
S E R V IC E S
BLACK Cocker Spaniel puppy,
pedigreed,
registered
A k C.
Priced to sell. Mr*. Carl Mo m .
.................
Listings o f farms,
W
anted
homea. groves
and
business
PO IN TE R puppies — month old. P IA N O tuning — e»p«-rt work,
Blooded stock — Phone Gordon
Phone 963, The Music Box.
^ S 'V v i l J L I A M B . R E A LTO R
Dean 14B.
418 Atlantic Rank Bldg.
13 NOTICES— PERSO NAL
.
Telephene 1120
8
HELP WANTED
f f
rlifipfcr.i.r
tu-.Yt tif**s
SPOUTS ODDITY
4 REAL EbTATE WANTED
JM fn S r
" l i l V
»
WHAT T H E - - M Q fW l&
NO, ONE MU5r5fcAN0
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mr Miscues Spill
Neat Mound ' I*efformance Of Swain
R E N T A I AH
YO U lUMVE IT
I’ llO N E 20U
B TR lC K LA N D 'M O ItK Ist t\
U -IH U VK-IT. INt
TU GH ! GlTTD^ UP, S C P U Y fJ
CUT OVER THAT WAY,1DNTD! CLOSE IN)
FROM THE OTHER 6106
;
j
‘
I I Commissioner A- H- Cltr.ndler
„ I ruled Saturday Wallace hod Ih-o i
: I lllepnllv optioned tJ the Indian*
Hill IVcIrr, O rlim lo fotfttipsw,
* Jby t lo Boston Hrnve* and rmle|||,|. U tl I
Jl.lt »*Ml *
F R A N C IS F IE LD , ST. AUG‘ ton said that therefore the June (4t|»«| s t iij
IJ S T IN E ,.J u ly II, (S p ecial)—The
I ! .'Ill uume «th»»u!«t be forfeited to u U i i h VMhiiiu * Mintiird A m en
•un l.crlIon liaaenuil tune ye»>ui
Bi
Augu«llnc Saintr pulled up
° ! ('olutnliU*.
within u y a n v and a half o f the
1 | A Irrfelt « f the jnim* woulil nay itt.-.rnihni ul tin- Municipal
Fnti. yvhen lie tusseit a scvin-tii
second place Saiitoni Celery Fed* Mnillh. p
, >
. 1 o « l j givr St. Paul n •lluhi hail in hum iuiD.it. no-ill*, ti'i w lillj h i.
last night when hurler Ed Smith
*j
p t a n d in f W R f ^ J d l y 4 a m i
f i sllilil f"i h d
M l Ih / vTiftorii" down w llh ’ #
thu» entitle it to t«*
to •»>*• |iiiate* cotm-ril fm ; mallercd hit.
Hcote by Inninke:
.
ittiil-'inur tila n n ; S.inford',error,
Icautiful four-hit perfurmancp le . HANFOHU
I I All -Sf nr leant* Julf 17.
♦M**| f»t-»t mi
tu tu.k up n t to tt victory.
fore a capacity crowd at Francis Ht. Auguptln#-----0*1 u«o J2 %
Swath wn-. nit the htil toy San
Error#; 1*11* 1)# f. Itunm hmiirsi |
1I a Ii #. Jpdy. I*xwllck ?. fM«dtn !•<*»
total ntul he iutrltd u n*ry cteillt
Smith’* chance* fo r n shutout • ftmlth. Mmrrlfl##*: C«»i 2. Do#!
aide ciint’-’ st. lie permitted only
were spoiled in the ninth Inning ; plays: 1’myno lu llryaut to L
i.n t btu'Aj. lie AlloweU-iinly. U lu -.
ia#jt on tim#r#: min ford 4. Hi \ii
— Wt - A s - e l a t e d F r e s s
{
J # whrn. Jmlic lli’ wingti’n. u pinch 1ittvfft)# ‘ 1.* fix## *»n nas&JL: v f(’ Ki\
then tii mntJi. first . Imstf liy virtuu
'
hltfer,. walked . nmt latsr /cured
Th# NVw York Y in k e fi h«v# ot tree pa'res.
when Dudily Lake tingled tn tcojoS:l ll lot i1’
left I'etdei, Kee'srt
proven lo U* a kingpin of
llowingtnn and th; only Fed ruo
run.-the iiny m an-to rrai'lr-ftrMh:im#I)xll
uorld
for
nnOiy'
>#«i
v
of th, contest.
.
..
mainly Ih t .h im .' o f lh#ir #xpl«»#i •• j l-a-e II I I lie I'ost So l.i sljuai!
J ln i
Payne
w as
M anager
E r l 2. Hmllh 1 . Htriifk nut l*f: Smith
lie aitivi-i) - j 11at |tie initlm
•DftyN#
W
Hi.: luittlniT punch. Hut lhrr«* lu»\
lA vy's hurlng choice and the w 11-t j»ltrhr#
_ Huylth, . l ^ l f l j f . |»Mrh#f: •*##n v#ty f*.*w irnmrm in ulii*h ih#
moundtman wag aide to scatter fI’oUrhfr*
u rort r itfn
p , pto
p ln 'i- . md
M :Andrrm ir - r
I'm*
IfHt h eIjiVrtj
the hits o f!
him very rwell H
Yankf «*\|»lt'tlct| nn thry did tn *♦
ill S t e m c c k e . p i n y . I r ig h t field.,
i throughout *he first tfVen frt»n*>«. r e c o r d e d n p a i r o f s in g le s in t h r e e context with Hetroit hnck ip .luiyj
lirlnhtlo r n f 1 •h(*tr* lirvt run
However, the Kalnts, who scot«d iir»iiirt| lllp
o f 102.9. For eleven inning* it
in th# -ixth fruit tn and route lutrl*
their first mucker .in tht 'low er
a one-one pitid*.»r* duel. For t!»*• t*» More tlit«• p mote mi th# top
half o f the third frame tallied
Game cock* have lieen known fii-t nine inuinc*. tS» Yank* had half o f the seventh, ('loud. Orlan
,% tw ir* In the seventh and eighth to sit and hatch chicks.
Iteen held tn only three hit# l*y do gardener, #mackt d out a dould#
innings to set the tiff on ice.
Detroit'* Vic Sorrell. Hut in tli# t«» aputh lit- aftTi'h* to tarn itiatkCenter fielder I’awiick o f the
fir#t of th# 12 inningx, Yitnkroa r * in f it * Iii'i.f f t .im v
*
Saints led the eight-hit St. Augutrot ten hit* and xforrtl «•!«•* •••#
S« **i«• h\ liitiutir*
*
tine attack with th iw single^ in
run* to v%tn IJ to on#.
tt lando
tutu ii|)| ; t - d f> |
S:.nft nl
ooo UMI tr 0 0 1
I'••'let and Strv *•♦! . Skvjiiji nud
23 ACRES lami on inintatuic
Inks, only (IHOO.OO.
TE N
aerv. land on hlghwmy.
only $1000.00.
#
6
A R T IC L E S
W A N T E D
K M A L L grove with house and
store building,* price $.1300,00. I’ L L DUY your rnr, isgardleas
Of age or condition. Roy Rdcl,
W w ard P. Lane
mom W. 2nd HI.
“ The Mart who knows Sanford."
I
j
HE'SWEARTN' A MAS
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THE CLUBHOUSE
THE BOX SCORE
IKETIM K
ineoiiie h#u
accident insurant e N'm
able. (* M. Il*»%d A
.It's wonderful for Y O U I
Malt* pleasure your boon cornportion, by lea, by lake or river . . .
under the palms, or start, or Invigo
rating tun. En(oy the luxuries of a slot*
that r*atly knows how to b« a host.
30ING PLACES
Hoard of Aditilnlslrailon Operation, are
wonderful for Others
F lorida '!’* myriad aHractlon* ar* a
comtant lure to vacationlitt from *v*ry«
where. Thlt h no time to be redden
with predout holidays when you herv*
•very heart'i deilre —»o much to re*
and do right on your Florida doorstep.
Tonight Manager Kr| L ety
takra hla Celery Ktd* lo Daytong llearh for a control with
the hard-hitting hut cellar
•dw elling Inlander'. The con
test g e t. underway *nl ?:13
at the < ily laland I’ark. t'halie Biaaon will proliahly get
Manager Laey’a mound a*algnment for tonightV lilt.
T o m M ltw eeenlti* ihr Ihxlgera come to Sar.ford for a
twin-bill wllh the Fed*. The
first contest la elated to get
underway al 7:00 F. M.
7
A P R A V E R T O G E T O U T O F
T H IS
t ot
C o m n it s M u n e r * o f K r iu lirn t # V o o r ' v ! , o , n it:
St a t h o y f l o h io a .
u n d r r p r t i v l . l o n s , o f K r r l l o n 12* o l. F l o r id a Kt
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p o i n t # r o # # i« » t o x i:H « l
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llu n d y
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p«irt m# K i t c u l i l t u f t h * «Ptmtr n f F m#H lla lm n r* . tJrt«d»#r I,
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r h « l | e. mint th a t pb* W ill u p p l) tu
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b i n . , a n d F o rte H u rt
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lagiunl#
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p r o b it y
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In o lr . H t a lr #»f F ln rtit*
lu - w lt
Total lil.burssmenl. A Cash Halgbre
lanlB I t
A I t Itlo e k
• Fanmmn
SIX OF ’EM! I HAVEN'T GOT
KYV YY-EEE'J INJUNS*AND THEY’VE GOT
w- ,_____ ME TREED ON THIS
1 ^ 1 POLE! *
of.
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PACE F IV £
THE S A N F O R D H E R A LD . SANFORD, FLO R ID A
1946
•
WIT.NHHil my kaind mi»«l offlrlxl
»*ml ml hmofofd. Hrmlnolr County,
norldm. tl»l* Ihr Sfth dxy of Jun#,
A. D l»4«.
a
a I*. IIKIINDON
« ’i#rk of #mtu CifTUlt t*ourt rotrniii.il ariorilin* to law,
property itrser 11*.it therein will
|l> u. |. Hunt. I» tl
skill to the hlkhrst bidder at
court. hour* door <*n Hi# flrmt 24«»n*
O I*. IMbiiffLN»N
T*t: JttiSit HTANLEY MCltllAT. day In th. month of A u ««sl. ISIS, Hprlnss.
I n. asar-ssni.nl of th. saltl |»rop• *irvk i* .r r u it r» * u rt.
Macon. Ucorgl*. tr.ot Address Un- wM.ti I* the llh day uf Aukusl. n |y
unit.r Ih. »alil crtlfk-alr .isHrmimd# County, poolilm . S liU M lb
p it
.
su.<l
w** III Ih* naios of lb ITU.
Vo« are hereby urd.r.d *ml r*Hated this 2nd day nf July, l»l«.
.t:n li»\ »a>l Crrtlflcal* shall l-s
ilblrist to I., and appear up .n mo
• . i . F, HKilNIMlN
mid
. . . -iitungL. i“
i.ih T lhs
W iiT H - K n r - A I T R I C A T i n N
F t ) I t Sth duy nf AUtrOI't Ar ts. i« r . " fo
Cl.rh iMcult Churl.
lifitfrit) *l##*rf lt»#4 Ift^ffln 4xlll M*
th* bill of enniplalnt flint akainst
-x .
T A X -H H K H
. F.nllnol. ('ounty. Flotilla
•
old
to
thr
hlKhrMt
l»ldd#r
at .th#
yoU In I Ills calls. In the Clreu t (ItKAI.)
C h a p t e r |1 « S I Of I> 1 (
.
. . .
murt hni)## 0«Hir UN thr flHM JlntlJ f t C f J C K IH I I K U R I i r D I V K N . T h a t Court of Hentlnole County. Flnrlda.
dmy
In
ih
#
month
A
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i
.
- I 94€.
a I Halt to r. I. Florsta, by Miry C.
.M eo rg O l ‘.
Y u k u fn . h o ld e r of T a s Murry, brink an aettan fnr glrurre. f f O T I t ’ K «*# A P P M F A T H i N
F u l l w h ic h I# th* 2)U d|*> of Ai(gii#«.
I ' e r t l l l c a l e No. IT S , l-sio -d I h r t lh
1946!*
*
Thr Hanford llerald la d .summ
TAX
H ERD
•lay o r J u ly A- D . I * S 7. h a s file d ed •> the new.psper In wblrh this
Hated this 2nd day of July, tUJi.
■
C h a p t e r 11137 o f . •>*••
a im
In J u t u f f le e a n d b a a u iad e orilor shall be published for four N D T I l ’ K IK I I K H K H Y t l l V F . V TTiat
U. I* MFIlMM'N
’
Cler 11* 0*1feutl Cl
~ r .~ - r e —tj n uom .— h o W J r
of
Tas
■ * yteib lno l*. I ’e.o nly, 4‘l^f I'lm
e v i l l f l e a l a N l.
t. I s e lw l t h * 1st
WITNKttK H. P. Ileviduti. I
ul aatil Com I. at Kantnrd. Fill
day of July A. H. ISM. ha* filed
thla Iha I.t day of July. A
ISIS.
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»u « l « a i Hi I h * n s r o * o f T il lm a n ■ rv**'*‘ Oi>ii fo r i
U B S v In .
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la w . m o tiro p a r t y In I I m*
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ilHMt, H t u lr o f I
nol«v it* H i* h i i h i m i i»wn»*r «• i « r
l#*t § iilo c k K
m u r t uou»# d o o r m i lh « f I r • I M m i *
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i» ..*r I I
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ril> und.r Ik . Mid i.m r i.a ia a*i
• nail
lii Ih. nama of laiwr.ara
Chapter IttiT oi tsjf.
J U L Y
1946
Locals Open Three Game Series
With Dodgers In Daytona Tgnight
.........
M a la n l F lo r id a . I a - w lt
A l l U lo c k I I C la y a p r lo a .
. in . a a a .a a t t i.n l of III. aald prop-
f it
No. €221
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day of Annual A. !>.. I » f . U.a filial
■ama la my oftlra .and- J«*a mad.
a|i|illrallon for a laa (laid - lo lit
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Ifiaraa th. fnllowtnff. dtarrlbed
liroparly In I h * Cotontr M rirnt-
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HUNTING
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Mattresses and
Box Sprin«rs
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& Furniture Co
rrl, uti«ii-r in. onu ..rtiit* u
Iflh toy o f
o u t . I d . I lf
nl f«»r r o.t U
wtdr will b#
Quality llrklng 1* now arsilablr
for /Thudding all type*!
Protect Your Health
— Sleep Better!
p ro p -
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nr. Florida
C O U IIT O F T I I F
L
C I l L ’ L 'IT
OF
l O R I U , IN A M *
C O U N T Y .
IN
i Am* «ln in j . **ffit• ihJ Imi m**l> * i9«f##mtil uccoitUn* to l*«r,
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f l m t ; M onl*roi»#rty In t h * l*«or«>
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to. o. l*,
tfla t e o f F l o r i t *
tn -w m
« t»l* li la ! t i # « i l h d a y o f A u r u i i ,
.
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JU LY
By Our Wpnt A d i
'V k m you Io m ’ a* edwrUse
They Don't Stay Last Lon*
Milk Mixture for
Stomach Ulcers
NARROW 'S.
Vs, — OF) — Boh
Bowman former 8t. I/mis Cardi
nals, is with the New River club
o f the Appalachian League, har
BIB**! Unwtluidr. AhonrimmmtUi jet cm
ing tu rn’d down several A A A ramp. Im ltfriU A . I M W 1 M l I * W f *
on ers In order to remain near his
l|ome this year. _
Bowman was the pitcher who
beaned
Jos
Medwlck
several
Sut*. M «I sstMr sr oMwy rstaOtd.
years ago In « game hetanen the j
BL
Lmil*
Cardinals and
the
Jfe»«U n< Dodders.'
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a ls o
M A R IN E
h a n d le
C O P P E R
th r
D A V IS
P A IN T S
lin e
F O R
of
B O A T S
SPORTING
GOODS
806 K u t Pint 8L
Uioefc E * * i * f I V 0 - )
�PAGE SIX
T H E S AN FO R D H E RA LD , SANFOR]
Pineapples Are
Growing Again
Here In Florida
making
mi HO-arre comeback
F lo rid a .'
TUESDAY, JULY 9 , HH«
F LO R ID A
in
* *
(lire
u |nnfiinhiu industry in
t h e * p a r t ,. llir grow in g-of pine-'
apple,
n u n p lrlilf
disappeared
u n til S. K Kerry, a man with
mi idra and nil n rm ln B il u f lilui*prlnt*. w t up nhop in Noith
.Minin).
Kerry'1 project, which he rail*
I hr Minim Pineapple Plnnlhtimi
Proposes Two
Mill Reduction
f2dXKt,QB0; homeatead property,
$2,777,100 and only | i 1l/iOO on
all vacant property, making a
fraud total o f $S,M4,710, which
include* $;»•'>,(100 fUr Improvement*
made to property during previous
yea i*.
Monday evening, tin Commlarlon authorized Mr. Sayrr to adi vertire for bid* fo r cniistrucUou *uf
a concrete tenni* court on City
‘ owned land on the *nmh-eoat
comer o f French Avtsnue and
, Ninth Strtijt. It was announced
M ather’s Prices
A R E BE LO W O P A A P P R O V E D PRICESI
M A T H E R will continue to hold these prlcea aa long
aa atock laata.
*
■ticker* te removed from car. of
driver* guilty of traffic violation
or involved in arci-ient* due to
cu ielci* driving. The mntt.-r >vai
taken tinder advisement hy t i «
Com m i**ion ,.
W A S H IN G T O N . July U— ol*r •
Hallway Trainmen’s Prc»ld*.'iit A.
K. Whitney hu, asserted that his
union ha* $2,fi00,0(Wi to spend on
the Oufeat o f President Truman.
but, added Whitney, the union
will not have tn ..pend a single
cent to defeat Mr. Truman if he
chiiier, to run for another term.
IT ’S E A S Y T O P A Y T H E M A T H E R W A Y
Phone
IN MKMOHIAM
In sad and loving memory o f
our dear hu "hand and father,
Adam Haynes, who departed thl*
life July It, PJ44 in Sanford, PU.
A silent thoufhi, a secret tear,
keep* your memory ever dear.
Sleep on, dear one, and takr
your re*t, we love you, Hut (;.*|
loved you best.
Siftned: ,
C o ra
if^ assembly pint-fa seating
too
or
Music By
H UG H C L IN T O N ’S
O RCH ESTRA
F E A T U R IN G
LEO and hi* GOLDEN T R U M P E T
JULY 12th
9:00 ’TIL ?
By R. J. SCOTT
SCO H 'S SCRAP BOOK
gux fiuui methyl bromide is the
right un*wor nit bow to Hid the
mealy menace.
One o f the oilier raui-e* o f th •
industry’* demitt* was llml prow,
er* tried In raise the same vitrio
lic , a* are raised in Cuba. It
wouldn't wntk lieciitue Culm can
glow them cheaper.
The Miami plantation now it
flo w in g a miniher o f varieties
Cuba doesn't piudurr, inrlinlinf
the mnnnth cayenne, which aver
age, five [found-- and sometime*
gp l, up to a* high a* ’ 1 pound*
Kerry'” future plan, include a
quirk freer*- plant with a ea|iaci:y uf Hi.onu.iMtn pmmd* a
ELECTRIC SERVICE
& = f ’ COMPANY
w if e
Hnrothy Julie* and ltn*n I we
Hrutnii, duufhtern
Adam llaynei, Jr., urn
Andrew June* and Gillie Jlrulult, Hon in law*
.
Mildred
and
Annette Jultea,
pranddnupliters. v
HOIOINO THI NIW fLAO of the Philippine* in her liny bands, Darlene
Kuril Bganon, 3, whose ancestors came from that country, Bines Bt the
famous Liberty Hell in Philadelphia that heralded l i d * country'* freedom
onYlfotKfrTOly RTirfOTlJ JOT* #gorl>rrrtdi-mRox3*lTrhtT Philippines
■
,V -t» - -f * ,w .
tnhfPrskillI Ilf
uhiled'by thn
the Iunbreakable
address'said,"Our
two countries *.(!!?
w ilf La
be Mhiloirt.v
( fillernational SouKtlpbotO)'
bonds of mutual respect and affection.'
a* fault a* more uf the xcurru
nunding* can he found.
Trained labor just didn't exist;
*o Kerry *i-t up a night -chiad
wheie :iu student* now go twice
a week In learn the "know Imw"
uf pineapple cullure. plant dl«enirr nnd insect,. Kerry knows
tlutt the mealy hug l«nl h lot tn
■In with the fademd of Florida’*
fir*t pint-apple buxiw-x*.
The mealy hu g I, a Iniy. gMlhlike creature whlrh aid* use for
milch cow* The mealy feed, on
H ayn es,
Don’ t trust your electrical equipment to juat any rep a t rahop.
t . „ . Our experience, quality workmanship and
prompt aervice will coat
aatiafaction ia guarantee
207 MAGNOLIA AVE,
SANFORD, FLA
Phone' 101
J. E. M cAlexander, Jr,
STAFFORD’S
SERVICE STATION
A platform with -hi-Iter, win h
had I* I'll hull! acre I u puh'ic
alley by the Pat.i I: Knur Com.
Ii.iiiV in-the Tutr-rif Ilit-ir plant nt
Flinch
Avenue
mill
Twelfth
ntl'V*** Wit' indered In Is- renurvrt1
a ri hit inn I to traffic.
I 'trio r <*hirf Roy (i. Williams
lirt*u*ni^i| ii M ie r from V/, .V.
Lefflrr* mnnaicr o f Omi*i on l
t'ompany, -|jrr»|*osiR|/ Ilia. jra 11
nwaiH of onrnurniriutr haft* tfriv- 1
mif
—
it f *’t \ »tirktii * L**
to
Cqrncr Second and Sanford
Convenient Budget Terms
Q U A L I T Y LASTS LON&ER
Can y o u a f f o r d /ess?
M
IB h
B O O * 1*
pt*re* »i* w it h gimt | cl r i vt *t ■
* i er *utin J
WASHINGTON. July B,
he CimgnuwHmal Pcvri Harbor
Committee has been given *lx «dlttlonal days to complete it* rrport
on the 'disaster that bought the
United State* Into Woctrl War II.
The House lias followed, Uie Tcna’. j in extending the leadline fix
U>e rejairt from July lo tn July id
Aleans F/ne Tofacco
So smoke that smoke
LA H P U JR P
IS KO EtDMCWC
I »
H A N C 'C r io w BAY
M CHlHA IS THE
MOST R E M A R K A B L E IH TKE
W O R L D ----I f CO M ES IN AS
a 'w a v e S o m e t im e s Z 5
f e e t H lCri
CURRENTS
BE
1
'
COULD
T
through space
By T he
A c c o r d in g T o
e c o n o m i s t s W HAT
.p e r c e n t a c e o f v o u r
IN C O M E
O F C R I C K E T IH
TH E Ho u s e is n o t
SHO ULD BE SPE N T
VO R. R E N T ?
a
s i^ n of
noT
q o o D l u c w - TU e y
a w h o les
I N C A R P E T S - AMD U P H O L S T E R Y
2 5
THE OLD HOME TOWN
SH E S
A -M O V / N - L U K E -
—
tju s r
b u t
u p a n o
^
r-f
s.
G E T U S A lO W H E R E / (
j7
n e a r
f o r
y
m ore
p e p
.
■**M*.,* U I
o o sam
■THAT AIA1T A $ o / r t" T o
h o m e
Wood in rm ln f by II MrCoimkk twwd apa* th* ad giu l oil pglaliag
r a n s m it t e d
Th an
c e n
t
o *„
ATMOSPHERE
WAS KNOWN FOR
M o r e THAN A
CENTURY BEFORE
AMY ATTEMPT
WAS MADE To
T u r n T h is
KNOWLEDGE To ,
rrac
Q
IS
o f
p r o d u c t
E S S E N T IA L T O ^
CONTINUING SUCCESS
c s / M fir:
T ic a l u s e
By STANLEY
u a l it y
- ‘' • V
IICRITARY and General Manager
ut tlio American Medical Auocla.
Uon for 24 year*. Dr. OUn W o t u
■frown after he was elected prcrldrnt of th e organ Iration at the DStii
annual convention which was held
In Ssn Francisco, (fnlcm ailonsl)
\\
ha testlOad tn Wathir^ioo b*i
1aald ha -got hoi under
because Rep. Andrew J
■J > wa* using hi* pool*
Insistent** way In regard
s with a group o f UUnoil
____ .(/BlemaUaaal)
�1
^= _ ^ = _^= = = = = J I ^ = ; _ = = =
T im
In U n ity There It Strength—
.
T o P r t iw l the Trace of the World:
^ m t f a r d
1■ 1■1■1 1■T—
To Promote (he Propes* of America;
To Trodoce Tr or peril/ for Sanford.
W LATH I K
Partly cloudy through Thursday U r i l thun
dershower# lht<i aflrrm M ii and i ( j l n I hursday -
afternoon.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAI'EK
VO LUM E
X X X V II
E t t a b lit h e d
HANFOIU). FLORIDA.
1908
W EDNESDAY,
JU LY,
JO.
ItM G
Associated Press leased Wire
N O . 211
25 S e rv ic e M e n ^ p
O f L
Seamen Begin
Die In Crash
Of Fortress
Picketing C. I. 0 . Manned
Rescue Forces Find
(Irim Remnants 01
New K n u l a n d ’ s
Worst Air Tragedy
Remove (las Pipeline Blast Victim
Y ork Ports
- ♦
POINT LOOKOUT. July
JO, (/IT— Tho national chair
man of tho CIO Political Ac, lion Committee, Sidney Ilill,mun, died today. The veter
an labor lender wns 51).
Death ocurred *at 8 :40 A.
.
M. (E.D.T.) at the Uillninn
.~ i~ J#-#Ummer home in-Point IdMtkout. Dr. John .Cahill said,
—i 100 Members
Chinese* Invite U. S. Troops To Rctlirn Home
■
(hat death xvn* nm ied by n
heart condition.
N u ia u t*ITViiily iridic# anid that
Dr. Cahill hail telephoned n re
quest for it supply o f oxygen
after Hillman hail lievti fi'umt
unconscious In bed by jti» wife. .
Two patrolmen rushed an oxy
gen tent tu tho lllllninn home
hut the lober leader died shortly
a fter they arrived,
v
Hillman w o, president » f the
Amalgamated Clothing Worker#
~ o f America and vlce-pit-sldeiit of
the CIO.
The labor leader wan horn in
Zagare, Lithuania, and' came to
the United State* in UM>7. site
went to work u, a cutter jn the
garment industry.
THK BODY OK ONK OK IMP H V F MKN killed when . 34-lncli nalutal
Hillman liccame Intereateil in gax pipeline exploded nm i I litalle. Ill 1* removed by fellow worker#
) lie labor
movement and hi# i Yen other m.n were injured In tin- rxplielon which occurred wtille tin
activity a* a leader throughout men were using u.eiytenr tot.-lira In prepare an exteiulon U> the 111
the year* mured him to lie re* Thla victim was burled In mud beneath pip* • International Uourvdphoh"
w garded by worker* and manage
h in .P -,1 o n i t , t u p f i'im - N e w f o u n d
ment alike a# one of the moM
i , i i . J . i i g g - l t l i , it th e p ilo t m nv
powerful, competent and brilliant
tl.'V , 111I'll IIIII*1lit it IIS• ^vv It II til1’
figure# in the labor movement.
le i m in
n il,|
In iti-il
In
o ltftn 'V '
In H>14 n* n member of the
Mmini Tniii is11111 it vi H* too tat•
old
United
Garment
Worker*
I in M ountain ns#
.iiuuptly aii*l
Union, Hillman led the revolt j
alone itlinve the I oiiuectirut vat
againat the leaderahip of Thomn< I
.
I
'ley
V llg h l rain u h u i* and a
kart and formed the amalga- (
J id ti
oiirhi
maile it III
mated union, ffe won a lite r a l,
hut in visib le fi n the air. Tei
agreement fo r the new union |
j miiiuti-M tu fm c
tin- crash tin
with a Chicago men’* clothing
.......... .
...........
Westover Flpl.l
manufacturer.
ll(l
.. . thjii everything wn* fine ami
The publicity director for th#
H ik e s
R e n t
S l . O U nolhm g * ► li.n r j frum it agabi
Amalgam ated Clothing Worker*.
until Uie A n n v received wmrd M
KChari! n;.hhvah/~alht OtefVn.
Ihl I IH -ll The liuiP pillin' ' X•
*uccca*or to Hillman a* CTO
|l|aM|i*«| dll-•n it -truck earth
t
Political Action chairman likely
A resident of Winter I'aik to
.'.it
i l l - ii»r «4f« t*fl*l • 1.i-t lilrw II atiurt
will be choeen by the executive
About six (elcphnnlii'titr ••! flM* 1
council next Week. PAC now has day told Klwanlans that Uir Sent imuiicing an tnrieatr
in tree* in 1lie n<'.i
■lion* t inly H»«* fulling ruin averte i .1
three vice-chairmen.
They are ipnlr High School Celery E el icntals, logether with
!»*• *»i ((«*••*«( l»»«
Tilford Dudley, Thoma'a Hum* football Irani will have a good of what to do about il.
Salvage :'iexv# ." *•
sca*on, "with enough experienced
apd jack Krofl.
recelvetl by H. W. Wolruti nri'n lubnring to extrirute u11 of Ibe
player* to give opposing tennis rin t representative of the DI'A
bodies in (he ship. The name- of
a good tussle.” This Winter Park
at th j Armory.
the victim* in NV'vv Engii nd'a
er also predicted that the SunMr. Wolcott said today Dial he vvnrsl air disaster are being withford Unschull team would (liehad told the tenants, whom rrn; h-lil pending nndificallon of kin.
fore August) came cut o f its
increases averaged about ill) per
•present slump that ha# resulted
•tin
cent, that he could do nothing
In only four runs In aa ninny about it unless the MPA wm- reThe spenker wns C. I*,
star pitcher of the San- stored. III.' |# keeping hi* office
j ford team, and during the schorl open, however, and giving the
min:
T A M P A , duly |0. M V
Active term, conch for the Celery Fed#, public information, hu'
rec rutting for Florida'# reach I “ Everybody ha* a t'Oil day oi n o o rd e i*. he uildni
.Should GI*A ient.ll' I* ii- lo ivated National Guard, which pro slump,”
said
I’ itchei
Kettles,
— —
bably will include two infantry "and so dec# every team. The' ed. rent* would l*e retiom iive m i
Mt, |.ti||mll Chastveu. ie I. ut
regiment*,
two
field
artillery Imyn have only Kcorcd four mils ••ntals chuig*d on July I I'M:!.
which mnstitlltc n M'OImI .• •I'llg „ f
( „ r ( |,e pust seven • ii A
I "it.Bar..
I-* * * r i * .
battalion* and anti-aircraft an I
and places rented since thru and widow o f. tho
. . late C I m i i I o V.
coaat artillery unite, will licgm
would he set um>n a‘ comparable Chnstccn rllevl at her hantq Mmi*
about August J, Co). Horner W.
hnslr,
M jli h# dcclHred.
. lU sterly. Tampa member of the
•Ihy morning after a short, i IIiums.
- Ther- is mi uneunfunvsl n n n ort«}j„,
i„,rn nt Marshall. N G.
National , Guard. Adglacry Hoard
!hat rents on some !0 uc-mo home* i sht. VU1, „ n,em|^r „ f the \\ e-l. yfor Florida, said yraterdey.
Uy September 1 the reactivat'd
were doubled by the owner, who n|| Methodist Church,
raised the rent* from
to $ir. n | Funeral servii*.-# for Mrunite should he mustered into the
Federal service. Colonel lleateriy
month.
,le*n %
%ill bo hrhl T I iu im U>
vt lll> inp nt III *10 u'rliM'k ul il*** I 1
A»kr<! whet Dir* Inndlm.l
sold.
JA C K SO N V ILLE . July 10. t/P) nils? rent, would hitv.- to ref....I
The advisory board, conveiie-l
Eitneral ll"tne with the t>v.
by Adj.-Gen. Vivian Collin* a' — A total of»l27.H H (l car# o f th* In.rease in rv m l ..I th.
It. M. H inkle officiating. Itm rfruits
and
vegetable# •lf the OPA ceiling. Mi W "b"1t mrll, tt,|| |H.
Hl -Augustine. made the follow Florida
Kv.'tgicen !• •>ing reci mmendation* to Governor huvo been forwarded from Jmk- said he wn» not P •pared ' « " * u ry
l
Caldwell.
Colonel l|e»tcr!y
re- sonvllie, lluldwin. Il^-h Spring# »w er Ihi*. He polnle.I "'it. hew Survivor, include #i» .1
and Hampton #inre *r e »tnrt of ever,
•(* ported:
——
* ' I that
"in i In
III UrgV n '«- 'bet. I* U|4. Mi#.* Paul U nders mid M,s.
1, That the * * 4 t h
Infantry the regular shipping season List ti’ licn d 'm n iil mi thi- part of lent
Rf»l»rrt K ollry i»f Ashrvillt', \ (•*
regiment I * assigned' to Jack Fall. Hail line# tepurted lod iT •r, that c e ilin g , nil le n t. I " " "
Mm . Ilm r y Tw ••«•*! »»f ( • « Ilf,
that the total includetl 4.1.0b4 itnred.
sonville and West Florida.
iittil M m . S lu ail Itn t(• ii •*f
2. That the a 11th Infantry care o f orange*. I2,0!t'i car# of
Ope garage ttuatlmi'i'l "vmcr D ry'll villi', ,S. C „ Mra. Kimnrtl
Hegiment h# assigned to South grapefruit nrul I2.UH0 cars of tnnounrrd tmlav tliat he wa< ruing TIittniHR o f Maniluill, N. <’ ''ul
mlxod citrus.
Florida counties,
' » raise th# rent t l a nninth. nr
Of tho remainder, thete w cr« exactly'in line with ineirs«r-d City Min. Jaiur^ I'lfmtnvhn of Wnyot i*
2. That the tie th Field Artil
villr. N. (\ ; fiv* *on*. Iloln^ri If,
lory Battalion l*e reactivated with 12,lUH car* o f celery. 'J.424 o f taxra n* rontemplateil.
V*avnf titul Krfii I'aynr ul \W*t
. headquarter# in Tampa, as before Irish potatoes. tl.HJH o f water
Aih^vlllr. N. (* Andafton •»Md
melons, 0,1*76 of tomatoes, and
the. war.
Kilwuitl Pn ym of Anliviltr, N C*
4. That tha f40th Field Artil smaller amount* o f lieans, cab
nntl Claitil V. Chantmi, Ji o f
Icry Battalion be assigned to bage, cucumber*, peppers, lettuce
I'aola; the father, (Jrwn Tlu»maa
and mixed vegetable*.
various town* in Polk County.
of Marshall. N. C.; two aiftrrfl«
B. T h a t unite e l two anti-airMra. 8. W . Norton o f Charleston*
craft battalions and o f a : coast
Remains of William
Breton 8 C. and Mrp. Cratly Cahagao of
artillery battalion bo scattered
Roger*, 21, who died at midnight Marthall, N . C.J nntl two bvnthrrfc/
throughout the State, as may lie
Monday a* the result nf injuries John Thoma* o f Waal A pIu m I!*
later,
received In a motorevekj accident and Theoclora Thnptaa o f ManhalL
Tampa. Orlando, 8t,'P ^*rsh u rg.
W A SH IN G TO N . July Hk-GP)—
JaduonvilU and Tallabaaa«« were Th# Senate approved by e voice which occurred Saturday afternoon alio 28 grandchildren.
considered a a , possible headqusr- vote today a conference report at 1:00 o'clock on tho New Smyr
te n fo r a reaarra air squadron on the » 1,000,000.000 Rivers and na road near SamSuU. wriu »eni
but the final Jeelslon was left Harbors BUI. Th# measure now this, afternoon to orrison, Tenn.
fo r funeral interment.
to the Governor.
cuss to the W V 1ms H ouse,-------Mr. Rogurs was bom, Oct. 0.
,,
State headqtMrtan w ill remain
The
measure received
final 1P24, at Morrison, and later mov
I i la 8 L Augustine.
Congt'ieilonal okay a fter Senate ed to Toledo, Ohio. He is survived
9
f " general, unite w ill hp located and House conferee, had reduced
by the father end mother, Mr. end
e tame place* , as before the
■ in
a 1160.000,000 authorisation for Mrs. John A . Rogers' of Toledo.
W AS H IN G TO N , July
Colune| Haatarly amid, but
the Arfcansda R iver to 166,000,000. Locaj arrangement* were in rsro The telephone conversation i w in d
the personnel, authorised l»
Meanwhile, another (1,000.000.- o f the Erickson Funural Home.
er is back In the news as n r*twice s$ great as before,
000 bill authorising flood control
sult o f the Sunste war prufita
w ill be foot* fo r many
project* has moved nearer final
investigation. It seems the r »n r
LO U IS VS M’A U R IK L L O
N E W YO RK. July 1 0 - 0 D - mittea rcceivtil quite a hit of ita
will week cjo s e l^ w lth Congrcssloual -approval. A conGeorgia and 8outb Carolina in .'>>renre committee already has Heavywelght champipn Joe I>ewls evidence from recording* o f t"leup ita National Guard agreed on several project* added was signed today to nuel Taml phone conversations.
Now, the question everyone is
Msurielio, o f the Bronx, in a 16*
the three states sr* by the
round championship bout at the asking is whst Is the status nf
G E R M A N Y STU D IED
Yankee 8tad!um on Sept. IH. It these racortkir. In the light of
wti| ha Louis’ 2Jrd dafente o f his official regulations? No one In
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1
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hrirtaru
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Conned
titl*. Prem otor Mika Jacobs an Washington can say for sure tuBSD CB0B8 T O
nboacad that tickets fir the fight
Sis months ago, the Federal
jjW jd^to priced at from |3.0(^ to
Communications Commission M l
a hearing on this subject1—but it
still hasn't given any verdict.
THURSDAY
________ .ty Uosnl of Put-lie In * TeViphorw rothpanlea led the op
peace treaty,
struction
will
meet Thursdey position to the gadgets. They eg.
els red - that Ruasla morning at 10:00 o'clock at the Dressed doubts whether they were
does not he re either In dcstrueV o f 8upt. T . W. Iy»wt»n. legal, noting that rertain regulat
a tU te or
ord school trust te* will meet ions' forbid tl*, use o f anv daan
telephone unless Ufa
* t 11:20 o'clock to dUcu«fl with vice on
* innai™ and approved end Installed by tf
------------rv .
roantry,
‘ bulldlnfi. ■phono company.
*■
prolMhlv
Coach Tells Kiwanig l Apartment O^vner ,M
,"",rr n",iM1
That Feds - Should
Quit" jSlump Soon
Doe To Tax Raise
::
National Guard
Recruiting Will
Begin On Aug. 1 [r ::"£'
Death ('hums Mrs.
L i l l i a n Chasteen,
Resident O f Paula
... . _r. ..
127,866 Cars Of
Produce Shipped
During Season
W. B. Rogers Dies Of
Accident Injuries
Senate Okeya River
And Harbors Bill
•*
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*llj|t> in Nilu .York in :t iniivv« liii li iltn.V spiv.iil in nil AtIjitili«* .uni 'lull' poiii. Mon*
liiir.H
u i •mi in I
ion
St ute n
I * bind pin
\ " " " l i t i g to 4**111
Hall, rliitirinnti of - the Cubin'*
Maul inn- l nuih'il
of
Greater
New Ymk. the picket iw ; I* an
aii*wor lo -o e u lle il C IO riiVl, on
A t o f I Mlirifinic liuliin* ;ilnltg
th e l ' i tfie •«a '
Midi .le-i i ibi .1 the pn kfl line*
a. "a unm li'g
M any Hodge*
.iiid
Il ■ I
-I. .|."i"iialed
i | n . n.iii.
•lime unity
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ui'Then
II ,
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l
• i .<t. vie
» ill 1 . u p ' .
to every
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i l l lU JfTH I It M tlNMTR A 1 K av.i.iv j the f H A'luy
iMIlltri niibl.i.'itllnl Willi tile wot,!
(t o In k lo your
• i-v.itUm I r f tor Niinkliii: i «
.k a m rrlllig wit-ball ami Pli-.u Kll*la(l. t*iimiiotio-.t |i* uli-r to jvioli
(it‘ii. Duvcrs ( alls
For .More Training
01 Ol’I'icer ( adds
i
* 1*lli' il MtUiii In tt|i.tliKlhil Clllliu tarTTIIlK -i 1
11 1 *1v o r. u iie tl u . a m ni-|M t U sla h p e j n |
it,.ixip!>mn 1 l l i l i l l y K 'l-slie k ll,»n lle iirg t' ( ' .Mur - j
\y y ^ | | | '
|stineqMl|.'ii III the nvlt win.
• Inter i j Uoiiu I i ||,t , ,,,„|
ia-i In m a
More Products Blandy Says Next A-Bomb Will Blow
Prohibited From 1 1,000,000 Tons Of Water Into Air
Price Regulation (ountyt'ommission BIKINI ttl\ I*I*»
1
\ .lm iin |
Cottonseed, Soy Roan
Controls L a t e s t
To Fall Under Ax
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«••••• I*slr,I
lo
lor
a ltd
Mil*
-»l III at
W A S I I I M . IO N Ji.l*. in
l'i
TIlO Semite vutnl 12 lt» II t«»*|iiy
to pioliilnt |»ric«* rru iil.itIona on
ro tto ii«rrd and so)
I n*iiiu and
th rlr |ii*Nlitrv,H in* ifll\r TfTlval* nf
OPA.
amiMithiicnl^ to th**
nru O PA n li'iid o i tail| *am r u ftri
n pUnt fn»in Srhutot ina|**»il\ tru<!
«.»r A II n u IlNrkit'l
-t**p t«»admi.
thr
lull
%%it1»
Will Meet As Tax
Equalization Hoard
lit** County C%uiimU4itita»rgi will
•• • lift «'fl|tl<llt<«•Vl*>9| i*tui t •I ill
t M I .i«>.lii>. July III. la
I'lrv* I
W \ S M I.\ t . I O N . I III %
T h r S rn .ili* tinw %i i I imI In
In.I p r i i r i4 in lr iiU «»f null*
fla il t |lMHltll I s | hi H l lr
iiiiil'iiiliu til*
fits*
in
' 1*1*1nil m .111*1 III
t‘*|llltl|£«*
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glc 11.,
Ilia l*M.i|(Vt 1"
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ft'Mil
aaid
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1 O.at althutigli I lie 1'tniii. •• up hIn (mmi ,i year !•»
m*
i llilard "til of hui' tiuek
f«ind-». wlmli i t m ailditiuh to ap*
pinvihitu-ly sioo.oiMi a yrar al*
P'inli paid out J*» thr | *,| (ton*
thr
*.il ititiniy i liotd taxation,
fhc !!•'. I util lo a k r f t r i v c f f i o t
II.-M .1s t
t.
I-
II.
tin ..
Would lOuk** l> IldlColotla I **«I0M6
gl't'il and >I'\ Im .III p! It i « aa||11 ol*
ar*« iIt** lest* • ' • fall anl* • 11•
i
ME I lie St't ............. lit *• f *»l f it Ii
mii iioidulint'itl »•• *lr«
I**d iota's •
of dairy p.»*do»i* I L* •« i»ot»*«alrnnly hat
%**t«*l
••■*•»*•%'••
tiiciit an.I p Mill* \ fl'*l*l |*t HI' i
II
filia l it>fi
• 1,. . »
t:<i"
lh.it
m t n r h i m k .n k s
III* III
County t "in t *i4»viy«d Tuciday
lliotliihg at *1n .00 hilt tlimt' w eir
NO feu I'iluv •o i«* It* d that llo
jury ua» nillrd, a»ronlliii: to
Cmmly dinlgr U \V Wiirr. Pnrnvrutini; A tto im y f*. A . Hpfi'l
and local attorney)* |iWM»nU*d a
ftw I'OII', in wlticli ImiII'I wii# forf-iteil nt | leu* iif guilty taken.
Other ca»'i, iv r u rniitiiliinl until
It i# i''cn fit tn suinmiiti n jury
to try .lirm.
. And the 'Allies of the whole
business had the telephone com
panies worried, loo. They tuiii!
they wanted tu keep the same in
formal spirit that prevail# in
fa re-to -fa o mmorsatiun*.
For nil this, th* recording com
pany officer* had u dignified
snort. They said the device « * >
purely u labor-saving mechanism
that
Insure* accuracy.
Ethira,
tnry said, played no more part in
till* then they did in any tele
phone 'conversation.
At the time o f the hearing,
IP,000 #»t» selling nt from |4H0.<H)
to ftMIO.OO hod been sold.
In view o f some o f the ramlatnla, this may surprise you:
ut conrrrssmen are listed among
the good customers for the devires. A company *rok*#m*n says
e majority o f the Senators have
telcpham recorders •'and e good
y representatives, a* well.
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I•v trURUH nf
fit*. 11**11 i»f
,ix a^tf^u r.
. n o l i . h u e ..
I the JIM scut 17 week#,
,
| l i r n n n o n i ■ r .iiiiin x s io o m u st Up( i lo llin g .it F o r t
I ••* k
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i o o e , m| | v » .
III oi I
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*.»|*ll' x* * •
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i*r..ini. mg rail-
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tf ' 4*|
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will
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f|t*» f l f a l
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o ' vuluiiti'ers
::lUd _ Hiatcs
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had at
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M ajor
i- tslent
f..t Mill-
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A
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lux
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s«•I t tint
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•
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In*
"tttl jiiifirtl up
ami uptuy w ill fal| I'iit k ml** Ut** |
I tp.M.n. linn* furllu'i o iiila iu iiia l
I d SKI I'll IU M OItll l/ A T IO N
inU tin' lnrK«*t **l»lp-*.
It is n*»w planiinl t* ntutiv» ly |
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to i 'XIi I.hIi ' the undciMulct I...111I1 . . . 1 > N ' ' V 'V '
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to negotiate with II. F. WiuHe#
and the Standard Oil fYniipniiy re- !
>|.\1 EXTEND T ItB tT Y
liilive tu -retiring tic fit of way
|\\RIS. July It), td'i
Aiilhuitn w ssery fin the w idening nf j mtive snutcr# said l.ilay thut tin<’"iiiity Itninls J0J and 202 :*« j United States u willing to extend
t'sii v tnu-t tie TTmvrtt.------
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\ »I ••i V 1 rMlu.it 1 -m Hi** *iift‘r«lful
(lint inn' niillt4»n
‘ t i l l iM itlltiiitl.il
w il l In* Ii Idum inti • tin* an lt\ ill** Mil'll Will II 11*1*'1
utulrt watri n'*»mii* ImmuI*
.1 lltlfflt Its in i'iu t j it ill If* I lf 14
milium «>f M .ll n l i r m l\ m iii * h a lf wj IM'|j|)
•ia> • h - r h m iU , rirrr**
mile in diaiiiete aiiil hUl) 0 !•• *|a**fj% * i tin iii«ii -a ill will
IIMHHI f«-rl liikHi
ii
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« t a it t ia in U 'g
Till* link fl»»C4» i«iMiiMfin«l* r hii\ I * ••» V f w .1 ••!»■* •ii* ft Mtn «|no!ad
H tlll *||||»w Mt ! I • iitp .t
il .1 -c l \ l* r
f lit*
a ll*» fr*l * . It ..
biilflt " ill** * »l<i •Ml M ilt L**' f I M
awftil wm k fltt*
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N u n i her O I R e c r u it s
Ila II' uim I. ul it# i event
ah.ii
j „ h JI .u 6 .-in I* M U i.'tn d..liiiti I sJ.MI.HI to n e g iii .rout • lln yliglit
■Irfmiti
Tim e, lull
I II * l"llt# Ill'll VV , G. K illin ' I'lu qi util uil| di'i'i'iid •in Inti'i
wet ■ .ii'iH'inted u« it eunimlltue ui-ather infoi matiini.
O ' u il" whvre the two mail# furtii
\ junction. In nrt'-tr to widt"i
tin* maiU. the filling
statimi
"win.I hv the Stnndaril Oil Com-
III
Vi my lituulld
l.i •li L. IH'Vers.
Mild t o u g h e r
l a "i
**«l t a In*— mu | In
lit.Ill III tin pll*Cl*a»i sltMlUi* Liu I j ••»**!• • I m.'sI iltii
i ' in i*' ii*. «m n p a i m l u ) t l i
M h M (if 11»• wall'l III I III' a ••llllllii • la t
a S'U *!*•*•*
I I '.*!•*, t illu 'i lit .in iiupii> vi*
In Sunf«*t*1 L. I »tiitlitfy.
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t»*M* «»f n n t i'i
I ilv
o.«\c .1- log I' »• l"o f|*cf
!•«• 11 Mtt tl
"f
f » Mill tin•ul •hat th* wn\•
ill '
M U U 'l K it,
d ii i n n i .i t .i
(iii'v * •'«*** 11 H ie •ln»i«* '
of llikim Inland.
Illnndy -ayt A lloy of fum| ha
that snini* hlti|n may U* rup«iii*«| lip illitll .lunr m
had jnlMul
b the
Arin> t h a n .m i\ \ t
S tin ilid *. rd iim ilp Ural uhr
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m •ftllllt
j th** oinh’t u utX'i
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t a x n id i.Ufa
lim n
HI MIM t.t
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iN'tl Mil! IlMM» v« i . I ta g* I
hat 1 k!*‘\ #*•*
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quested to visit the office of
240 pound tackle, ha# lieett sold
the responsible ugrnciri lilted
by the Brooklyn Dodger* o f the
lielnw:
All-Am erica Football Conference
Coordinator — K II. Carter,
to the lluffalii Bison# o f the
Atlantic National Bank Build
same circuit. Tumuini is un ex
ing.
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lloymeiit Service, M2 North
C A N A D IA N S K A TE D
in tithe, a Jump from $ 460,000
Park Avenue
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to $802,000 was reported at the
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Florida Confarance o f Seventh The Soviet delegate lo the United
cation — T. W. I-aw ton, Court
Day Advsnllst* at their ramp Nation* Security Council, Andrei
House.
rebuff
meeting just concluded at the Gromyko, met anothur
Legal Assistance. Hospital
when he invoked the veto for the
Forest lotks A cade nn
isation and State Service Of#
Ill the report b y T - . d * r U C. sixth time in council history.
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Gromyko
tried
to
prevent
Evans, it < wn# announced that
F. Boyle. County Rervtca O f
representative
from
1.164 person* had betn baptised. Canada'*
ficer. Takarh Building,
Hr also reported that mission participating in council.discussions
Home Service Assiatanee to
offerings were $432,407, an In on atomic enurgy questions. How
Servicemen, ex-Servicemen and
crease of 100 percent. O f the ever, the council chairman, .Dr.
their Dependent# — American
$1,000,000 to tie raised fo r famine Francisco Castillo N ajera o f Mexi
Red Cron, Lakrfront Boule
relief in Europe, $40,000 will l«# co, ruled Gromyko out o f order,
vard.
raised by the Florida .Conference, and the Canadian, General A. 0.
Veterans Administration —
it was announced. More than 2.- L. McNaughton, was seated.
Martin M. Rndich. S h e riff*
600 person* attended the camp
The Russian delegate said he
Office every Tuesday.
meeting conference during the reserved hU right to raise the
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question again.
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FRIDAY,
F T H E 5 A N F O R f f H E R a L C T I A H F d R D , F L O R ID A
JULY
5,
1946 Edition Of
Salmagundis ~
Issued Today
YES! MATHER'S PRICES ARE BELOW THE OLD OPA APPROVED
PRICES.
Aail you can count on it that we. will continue to hold thc«e
_tnjee*.*»Jg*l.:«* «tock, ltt^>»------rrnitiny^fltir InaMneeiebiiahi’tl policy
of civing vnj the very boat furniture obtainable nt the lowed possible
ton* nn<t Voting t>f Atlanta,* fi«.
1 hi* profeiulrrml |>h t> I.OttfUI'hlc
werfc- *vrn« tignin rttini.*T»K—ituLwtl!.-l’<»S,-lnc fine quality of utilize
u.Jt ,hs» ' « i ' , l in 'iy ri"11* in 'h*
rli-ilinrlion .achieved by “ Stllya" of
riretit yeius.
Under Walter M. Smith, nlilor,
frrvcji flVe lllcinry
itorn: ttime-
AUDITIONINCTWTMBm Of CONGRISJ for the Itrpu -eulaltv# or Senator
"Utttt likely to succeed in radio,’* ’‘Senator Clflithoni,” actually radio*
actor Kenny lJelmnr, listen* to some of Its*.* toys during n Washington
tryout. Mil tuning along with the gag arc (l. in r.i Stn. Claude Pepper,
Kin, harmonica; llep. J. Perry Priest, Term., ukulele, and Sen. Cilcn
Taylor, Idaho, guitar, tha winner.
{Inlernallonol S'oundphoto)
' Cvk*J, '
fAiTMt: AaJd
Gtr< i f OVCK
o d f r o p - x u e bPAPidG-
CoiTp^gptfes
rdilor.
Ifitih Sucked was
Mmrle -flit
r-1 » editor, tteurge Spencer, Hobliv
Jee*
Loot S' MGAV
.tenon a*u| Dllan, lln l'r were soap'
.It'd editors. Mrs, Kirilina hi'bee
uks •faeulte- ^ttianelal -advtoo , -fae- eevjgr•wiu. ftaiUz XMte. WileiUu
s.’ stA( stA4.1V’ieuo oz 'tloUcrff . '
, U f la t lr iMilaloes should he us
in •mips, for fried rotators n
in pot p'o*.
m id - s u m m e r
SMILING HAPPILY ns they sit In no elevator In the federal Building In
Plllsbirrgh me George J Nash and his bride of a week, tha former
Loretta M. Abels. Nash ha a beeq an operator for the last nine years and
his bride for ten. They any they’ve been in luve for a long lime and w h«t
they recently received retroactive pay ralics of MOO each, they decided
they hud enough money to get married.
(International Soumtphofet
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
-■ By WIlllAM RUT
Centra/ Press Writer
^ick to be selected for the Big
l#»<ty
CEIITAIN South American
natives, we read, would cover
their Isnllcs In wet weather with
liquid rubber . wlik li- theiU-sliUrL.
Znilpk l.'umhopf wonders If lhl«
Isn't the otlgln of the girdle.
■ * i
— Tb#M>
n
FOR SUNNY AFTERNOONS
c lo a n
s w e e p !
Frocks in criaply
Tailored Lines, Airy Prints and Smart Solid*.
W om en’s Dresses
:-K
PR IC E D TO CLEAR
no ow re
ihin wpiopiiitc (bat.a Utry
love fetter repfele with burning
j t l Tl/ane mad.
tbis year we bsve barf
Over as-errije dandy wrathcr.
A lot ol it m u n i, no doubt, by
some of thoir foggy mfrinj-
Jret [;ncd h .
|| now lak1 1 a 100,000,DO'S**
000,000 Hungarlciri punga nolo
SUMMER
fo buy a cop of-roffoo’. Wondor
If lb* prfro lududinroom and
lugarT
tiim+l tssnP'
Tha poil-wor wotld mi
a hitler disnppoinlmapt I
New York Giants’ Ians
( y o i ll s club Is hanging c
th* National leagu* caltor
ii-tlr.iwrr cbesl a ll light ala ml.
H ANDBAGS
A flood which swfpt through
a Cnnadlnn town drowned all
the mice In the nres This may
be that better mouse trap wa'va
rand »o much ntout - hut It
does sound a little too expen
sive.
The Rtatue of Idtierly Is to
tie painted The story didn't
specify the exact shaftu of sp-
bcsjiy, com fort nnd distinct iv c fie
mitt* eonsiats o f 1 v a iily , vanity bench, fu ll-a ie t
D IN E T T E
Fabrics
Leather*
Plastic*
SUITES
SHORT CUT TO
GOOD MEALS^
largest assortment
in our history from
which to make your
choice of a G-piece
BIRDS EYE
FROSTED
A U
group in light fin*
iahes,
FOODS
enamel.
It ior
Chicken
DRESSER SCARES
Briccoli
SuccohiNh ...
P L A Y SUITS
Childrens _ Broken
Bites and Odd tots
\
PLAC E M A TS
MISSES SLAC K S
Laiq* Bis* — Embossed
Waterproofed
Rayons — Oabardlne* __ PI*
Spinach .........;
SW IM SU ITS
M E N ’S BELTS
Kwi-ti-Gold
Olrfa one ind two plete-Only a faw
to dear at
All Leather — Odd Iota and sizes
BOYS’ K N I T SUITS
SHOETREES
hTisli* Hedlnns In Nyrvp
Grapefruit .... ;
SQUASH
Pitted Sweet Cherries
F.xtcs Kxuey
Scubrook Farms Peas
TW O PIECE
and CTiecks — Assorted sires.
LIV IN G . ROOM
SUITE
bargain
Ireland Frosted Fillet
Ice Cod, 1-lb C arton ........................46c
Fresh Frozen Ice Haddock, 1 -Ib .... 45c
Fresh
Frozen “ Deoplake” Bluefin, 1-lb .... 45c
BOY’S SHORTS
DICKEYS
Handjulntsd and Tsilortd
Others .(9.
Comet in blue or
•pring construct!*
Designed to add
to any living roon
-IN F A N T S SUITS
Southern Daires “ Sealteat” Ice Cream
Chocolate, Peach, Vanilla, p in t ........30c
M A D E FRESH D A IL Y IN O U R STORE
Sugar Coated and Plain
“Downyflakc" Cake Doughnuts, doz. 30c
118 M a gn olia A ’
Knit play Suita frith con-
traattng Pania
Bltaa |
MISSES SHORTS
GIRLS DRESSES
iLS JUMPERS
Type Mayen — Assorted
WaUrproof — Pull Length
Strongly Made — Tan Only
GIRL’S RAINCOATS
Just tha thing tor rainy days — W
Hood to Match — Mm 3 to •
BOW TIES
ftoUa Dots — Fancy Patterns
Adjuitable
ZIPPER BAGS
I T Reinforced TwUl
'I T S
rp
E A S Yt
p a y th e
!
W AY”
|
M ATHER
tapeatry. Full
• I nnd back.
:® en d charm
maple
or
1948
�■- •! i n
V O L U M E X X X V II
Established
1908
iA N F O R D ,
F L O R ID A ,
M ONDAY.
JULY
8.
'! —
Associated H u m lo u s e d W ire
1946
» > ■ »—
1: **“"
House Banking Group
Chief Gets Letters
From President and
Secretary O f State
*
National Guard
Described Today
As Inadequate
Plans Announced
Mead Says Represen
tative l^eft Many
Things Unexplained
Gen! Hutchison Will
Aid
In .Selecting
Officers, N. ('. O.’s
i V. cm. • rnlnghi.
, 1lliiitii • Mtriii tmu
for some harsh
I Chairman Jame*
relation- with
Makeis. ranu- m
criticism Indus
Mead of the Sen.
N ets Pickett House
Reorganization
during Hip rurrrm war |gollt.s lnqu.i\ Porter testifuat th.it May ad*ts»il him to ..step on Col It £. TV” t-s ot tlie Arm) Services ol Sup
pill s alien [lie latter a.«krt| that a con, i« I altli tlatavla Metal Products
In,
t»- \obled "llir hearing will t* cssntmued
• i International'
«...
Klo«i.lu
\'«u , .< i i.
diM-uuse.' ,ltii oir
„ „ „ off|t-e, w hol.i l.,
Augustine
Body I Trtft*<l By Sen.
Barkley To Revive
Price Controls As
Soon As Possible
W A S H I N G T O N . J u ly 8 .
t/l’ i— T lu 'it ' w r r r p le n ty o f
firew m k s
on
th o S em ito
flo o r to ilu y as tb o slto w tlnu it lig lit on |iriee co n tro ls
got o f f to a fly iliic s t a ll. A f
te r i'o n fe jiiiu ; w ith P r e s u fe n f
rn in ia n this m o rn in g, D om oi*rjtft, l.i a ilo r A I lion B a r k i
lo t m i s , i am i iirg o il hi* c o lll ity t. - *.» It'S lie Ihe* ( IMA
•|l*u kit •s |Htftw||»||*
-u .
WASIIJN’GTON, Jul) >' (> l . POItKtKit CHIEF of iju> Chemical .Wnseofr service rx-M*) OeTT W ll- f JltTgadiei Vithcral
The testimony
given bylie) r«-*en-; Ilam N. Porter .tight. Is shown lit Wastilngton as he testified beforr the llutrhissm sweated
r loll Vs* Ai»lu-w JrMny of Kehtncl,* Knute War Itivestlgitlng Commltles agonist Hep Aixlrrw May tl*fi«
,,,,
t)„
think they run defect it. hut they
won't claim that they have enough
vote* already lined up.
Mr. Truman** endorsement of
the loan wa< made in n letter to
Chairman Brent Spence of the
Houae Hanking Committee. Spence
.read the letter at the »tnrt of
fleb ete on the ».l,ni!5,000.(l(K),000
credit today.
Secretary llyrnea
cent c cable from 1‘srls, where he
U attending the Foreign Ministerc Conference.
He told congreasman Spence that the loan
is essential to the welfare of the
United State* and world peace.
Even supporter* of the loan
admit that Mime vole* for the
bill have been ly.t because of
Uritain'* treatment of the Pales
tine question. On the other hand.
4they feel that any new blast of
criticism from Moscow aimed at
the western power* would help
the loan. They reason that fear
of .Russia would build up senti
ment ’ for a strong Britain.
Byrne* said: "The foundations
__ of peace CJUtLflJUft[_bu_aCOiiX-. If
they rest exclusively on a political
209
~[Fireworks Occur In
Senate As Showdown
M ay’s Testimony
WASHINGTON. July 8.
</F)— President Trtminn and
Secretary of State Byrnes
today threw thelY weight
hehind>the British Loan Bill.
iTbe balance between yes
'Vhnd no 'Votes apparently is
so.clos* that administration
lenders are worried. Oppon
en t of .the loan say they
NO
,
,,,
Hui kIt*v
I.m la iril
Ihnt
prten
iihfk irciintcil hi I hi* ptt^l ur«k
ate Wai Investigating Coinmttt.
Oriu-ral Hutchison suit
citipliuMzo ih© ncr*I fo r .rcuunipsaid that th- testimn.lv g,'*,n by(iliated with ill- , ig.ii.< .iiu-n
tim i of 4'otitroU iititl hr u*k«<l
May on June I was wholly Iliad, milLnUJ In *«l?:tln4 «*fI ••«
lit.* v > a im * iml to thrrsh o v r r
qtiatr.
rani offirrnt, noirnwimi* mi
u hat h<* i';t||t‘.| t»t«|
III
Mead >ai,l lb it May left the
jOffiicr.H iituI nthn k« > h-f o h.irl
iliMic-uit: H**’ i*»*iilitivrrni«I meat*
impressmu with the comtoiltee
fill fill*
|'|sIti
tiff,
that lie had made only a feu si'sOrnrtul - HutCllMm
r\ •
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t ll" »« •
ll **\ i ) I W»**v'4,t lit Iftait
I he 11toning pi '-gi'O t
state lligliwray
A n d in g
Unit itit*, mi i^M^eniriil.n i\* i»
Ko . •*
.fir* i**J < afl K«lblock«, International trad,
HI . llonal flag ot the ne» republic pol.u lt(, K «orf4v4ilatlve May PdJ >>tli jutoil. i. y . llunU-r. ItasnT*.
Imltj^, -tftel Hu Or.\ luit Jlpfcfeit
It", mal.trr ,
*.’•*V* >.VC....JL Ol
.si, •* i"
1**■#*•»!-»»«I Ml«ft
hase ‘
•Wtulchs
^taa«*J»d
Pi,r>uer mall Cudanl*. the iluuse that—^ h e t r -|« •.,im th - ttveijiei
t v-ftiHint nlhnitfl iioiily* !it**».ini -j*» lls
I
!tl noil w .1 • o •
• etji
u iy- anultlat-jiiutuicycle
• • ---- 1 1
i ttfm , , ,','f
will deeline. Irritation* will dove*
Funner HtgU.Cuitwm*
, with ni\ tiilhuH.
in i ’ ililitiui I. .. I '. On lit.| M «** June
<*tmling tlie t■a11,t I ... l»*
^ _ \ Aft*
(op, and Ihera w lllb e^ n o peace. sloner Peul Y. McNutt. wlu> rwUed r io n g -sinister i r r T h v - ' f T t t t t r t oh rldei Ja, k Ilud-tiii, a id uf 1,'led-'
..* < .it"td « ity
U heeler, diiertor t»f the gei • i d s-vplaiio* 1
the flag, auiomatlcally breamr the him in connecll u with it- in ifn .Hi Inn wav lo Winlci l|av«*
i »i »i
% ■••
i
•?» ,• il •• ' H Mu
"Here in Parla It la more ap U B Ambassador * ilnternatlousli w-stigatiifh. II, mad.- thf i i-i
I.*.
.ii School
i If fin
I f'oteign
\g I li'uh III ll
In t tl ,. UIH'U*. i*viaI wl|l|r |H
Th, -i< >nn , •
parent to me than aver that a
. . Ns
*»H . net -how
It, Int
Ii n udvipf.i that Mi
- - r—
-------! »eetton on the ll use f
■
t'l’i'.I.t•k* n* • ipb -|»«,«*tl Ihe iind**
*»lg f.ftl I.. atIt f• I.t>
\
prompt return to normal, healthy
i• i
nr
i
• t • c.« which
Ilium let will Ik* ptepuied !•» •ilai I 11.tunny I' v
» ) » I. I’.ti ...it t.f ..nitrnl aft*
trade between nation* I* essential
to .
« !. . s v i * iniy - and
dl*vtii
-••toe td llir pi.diieuiw re (eel slieii Individual ilK tin/. I( i"i.
hill Tn .1 . n fh
in ihi* I«ii
If we are to lay tha foundation*
lating lo foieign competition and • iru, o uli e«tnld ht*if
Doctors Say Hughes Ro^ii- w.4* diniCKrtl 1Tf» f«*«t ! trade
|»lot*l " f I
for permanent peace and pros
I*, i *•*— wei £ rio'ii in ! lie fol
tgrvemeiit*. Hi* nartiripa-t
. g ,,
IIU rntltpaiiitui, nit uheud. alnwi
perity.
low mg illv i-r
n"Uiige-t pci.
May Survive Crash down uln-n he fotllhl Mill Wh , i lion should U* invuluulde he.-mi^e i
‘ rn ‘
"
, " .
n»* month f»h| pop* i-nteied hy
“ The Ilrilish financial ngree........... .
hud happened, lingers wan luket. I.,f hi. uiuh.uliteil faniiliittiLy with “ f *
I
I
■
rw
tlMwin M.olden :«|i.| |hddi\ White;
Jkment should prove a powerful
............. . th.- I'ttililam* I
" f ,h* ................. .
,,f
Krtiinlil'ljiuglttuit
Memorial
LOS ANOn.ES July H h n — to
^instrument to thla and. It will
HorldlaiLN Ihciv Several Imtart - |° r,“ 1,14
lli>«pitu|
in
the
Krirkmoii
Am
•j »• Ifichur'l
Physicians today gave multimillion huliin.4* lit- parent*, who it! lU ant iiop** uie being threatened | Ihiring fl..
i .»o«l • . . n.l
dissolve a whole vact system of
•j tl|i«lr«
aire movie maker and nvisilon ,-x- lime «*f n .iifltutlt»n were vi*iltt
trade controls and discrimina
hy im .mIh. l* giuw n outside to n - >*41’
t||,M,iog l mm. of I m
I*.4*'
•»*.i
> v%uin
I i.,
|H*rt Howard Hughr, a 50-.m> , liuiicr in ’|• mu**•»••*. oti lied yrHctd .
tions arising out of the economic
tilirnlai I lilted State-, m -«nin* vhlmd- will *........ ............
^
.
..
-l
I*.
•
« htrkci
...it.
to sunrltre after being Uull) liipiml
dislocation* of the war.
of Ihe l.e-1 neighUo mg nutnoiv. *l*'e l, .On mg M.« t... I «od l"»n»l
l. i n t I p
An**! h.t firndenl mi lloitil
v\ n.iiMti.;
“ Without the agreement, this Dr. A. W . Kpps, Jr. In the crash of s jitsiir tn- was
We d* n i w,ml !*. lun i th"«e na )'• *»••
. **••' d*
l» •! i .i i *,
wu« i o |*«.i r#*o| hy Iteiuh’i 1" h..
. . .Hi t.\
testing
system, so destructive of free en
tinii-*. I*, i* » f ,.i I imin*. Iv tlmn low the fit'll v* »
i
\N il Ii B c f U
In
I >rin i*<I Siiii.lu) nig hi at I I
|>"* |lCtw
I i » 1.0
terprise and our friendly relations
• • Mih.tl
Welcomed Into Club Hughes wy* aUgir si Hi, • ■,,*rob> "«t
wage i. .i l« . ii * looting n* in - •‘•nnhnl t» .
»»T |Ot k
Will’ll
t\\.l
MUt.t|lt"h
I \4.. ll'
l . " “ Din
l i i o n d t il W :iR4* I l i k e
between nations. Ls almost certain
ri|»l>. and .ippent -me to liurt 'Miami level ,ti i t.iriin* it* i. t
of a plane tie drslgned stun hr
A h a New Member radioed yesterday he w.»> tiavlng «ulliil«'*l *i ipinrtei «»f n mile » • ii* in.'! e.« -ingl \ on
I'd
. M l !.■«•
to continue for many ymr* to
!• *« I .1. • "ItlH i.
'"ini' -all** ve«»i
. in.
of th«- t il> limits (on l rb
I
come.
fa. t,.i \ -«|i" ,."i , Mi, In- i cu,'be,l to (#1*11 I «I*I>
motor trouble and would try to Aventiit
No injur left wen* »
ItHMh. ,lul) \ « r> I' icomci | (•tlici chlldirii cm:ct»* g j * !
“ We cannot solve all our prob
IIn
nn.I gi'ii*. i ol, tcihnii.il .ifltl
It u btip.il in’ our West I'nlin
The purpose and work of vari land on the golf course ,»i the 1>i* poi le.| hut the front ends of Uitti
Alciih* |Vi
,.f Italy hat tin* -how include! (icnc Wilkin
l e m s at once.
Angola*
Ojuntry
Club.
Twenty-five
Itearb , li < r " » i " " * with Mr. Iltir- tncltral Ir.HnlliK Mill nil In* Intrcars
were
l>adly
damagnl.
Jeriy
ous
Rotary
committer*
were
ex
-Oil Itohh) M*>ad. 11 amilt4>!• Ills- *
*
“The British loan la the first
minutes later, tha plane^Mtd to be \m lluhle of Orlando, driving * meiater, July 21. definite pro- srntnl in tii ucnciul iio gn n n , lilt. ml.i uiiollt i i lilt! Ill III. d
II..si.* II
I__ .alt il(l|««4*ll.
•____ .11
plained
to
members
by
committee
new g».k el IlMiefll
ll*'tt\
II ...... •»»*r|dl
essential economic step toward
the fastest long-range pUne ever MlVKurd t*oupe wm arrested f"> B " ‘„ "m v I*' "ladr l«iw'ai,| irarti- with ttni'ong »i hnluli'a tl/pcii'ling fliltd fei ful in
Vngiiitu
t iu u f,» i
It •■ \ e r I v
peace and arcurtty. If we permit chairman in a program put pn by designed—rrashed sod burned tn
I«»r
a
week
W
lo
n
lo*
|*'ll
l‘
.
tn
miiiic
tii'gi
ri*
.ot
io<
u|
«-**n*!i
>nu a m.lilt inn
rei^le^w driving and driving
• » J*-.»*t M-'tt •
\n*hi. th* III* lU - !!•* \. i
ounwlvea to be sidetracked by Andrew Carrawruy. program enm- Culver City.
end i
"♦
linn*
the wrong able of the toad M*
.1 f l X|f.t ' ., ) ' i ini* » I*
other problems. 1/ we attempt to mlttco chairman, at the regular
« < it., 1•
1'ri‘iitii-i
.1 1 *
Ill
.
*
(
1
(4
IC
(
|
'
•(.
1
1
t O l HI I " ■ t'N \ Il M
w e driven
M
. in ,«n*l
ll'* .«>!«*) (» it
hinge our oxaUtanoe to Britain on
i.« •.«t .»*:
I t 4? 1* ft1t • >4
h m m llir v • •u,i 1 1•'I.II 1 lo
'«" * ■»
fr
S ^ b V ShU
L tr,UI1(B
e d sVKto Colt.
••«»-mi .1itomohik*
Ihiweii of Smifotd
•I
UtI|f**4
Mil! !• IV/Ill.l
lff
other conslderatlona, there la n Community Bull,ling
Oil'Ll
Willi
'
•
.
1
'
ryiiiir
...it
»
tipinll
lllfl'll
nn* i»unrII t on vrlo *11
t (Hint y * mu t
' f"l The t'.ir:.
( I4) 41.Mill 1
wood chance tliat our efforts to
p, • | I,
I)r. A . W . Enp**. Jr w ill » r l * tu m j In M l pUcrA and iir ha»
U
?
ill
ill/*
f)C!\
Mlutli
1'
lu
sL,
oili-t
1
nf
'
i
.
ii
*
I.M'k I i»l*-«•hi) in.lining.
C o r t O lllM TO liH TO .Ml I I 1(1 IN)
ut*«*k|%
1Will 1*4* •'('' »«t.
secure world trade exfmuion may corned Into tb«* «lul»
. 1
l..4
u rw*w seven broken rlb«. u bmkrn collar
• . Ill o
\
Tlir IbKint til Dtrrrtor* <»t n»* tlir i I.mI h u ill I*.
>.iiri.|«*d nnd niftf ui.l t. • r •tc. tlM ll d it 11. 41 II 4-ll l!l« ! * 1
•• \ ...
fall.
memb«r hy Pre!«i,lrnt (ieorge A bone, a bmkrn no*-- aiut burn.
pll-t
tt
|
|
l
(.#
.# 1 ' »e •
IM(I\ ....
!l..t . . • •
Hrininnif County (*h.unt>4*: of f
11ml ftf'
M with
CAM*- H ill '•«
*' f
Hpeer sftor hi* intnxluctlon 1^j'rtl » ‘ *I e t ....... »%.|| J-s
•1 I* •» 1 f
lit !»♦(• •*
• •
mrrrr a :11 im rl Ttiradav r\* • ft* cm.ling (•* < "iii ')
.lg. It W
. -Iff »*i
hi, father, l»r. A W. Kpp*. Sr.
I'll *ll *1•.
I tllll" 11% ! v|*4
•I
'it*.' t.III I ,,. |
M v ll.
Jt 4hr Hiilifortl Cl»mmuntt> H • > Ware < ii cnit i ..tut
i hrdnlcd t*nlft
lie wa, presei'lci with a Rotary
vrlifMt'jk v#iin* "llriin l;
«■ tn ll* W*lilt "ll >« Pi .it * ♦I *
Xs't\ 1.U,f
Ill irgular M*pji|i>ii.
It's- I tlltll
i-M-tnig i ' •
to ronvrne on r«o*8dny July Id.
pin ami Rotary information pain- Large Sign I r Blown
I'.trjM' f ml* ill*!
iii tn .
•*». liuvr Iii .inI •ip \ It. lira* • ••!»»
.!'
plet bt Hsci'itary Walter Haynes.
ot her n i|i .*f t»•••» rmieliiliilt* - i, 4 - mull, -t ft .il •.» • • !l« . iti lit ••(
During Storm
Cordon Brtsson outlined the
lo wll|('!l l|inillfll't| Nti l Uetlll 1 *. m .| (Ifiit.indiiift; .1
I t ('ll?
If »• III
.Two Seminole .Men
work of tha Club Servlcu ComP 'l 8011114| Will (•«' Il«-I**(|l*«|.
i trlftfi fdi ll illilti w.'i k»i
Pslnt
wa,
scraped
and
automobile
mittca and its right subcommit
I
!*• (iit—
1(4' 11
(
1.1 i'!i.in |!(‘iiu»- I Discharged
By Navy
hoods
were
dented
by
Impact
of
a
tees. These include the Classifica
nutii' |\nty .\»ti.! to iitt.ii k ID.'
Kill an rails To Get
d Public Library was tion Committea which makes an large falling sign wrrnclwd loose
Th« Sanford
fOit iif lifting |»i"(deiu f tmil tin*
Ttfto ft tnittoU* Co'mfy men lu\r
broken into Thursday night b>* annual survay of the community from It* Supports from to front-of
Trial Moved To U.S. utlit*r iliifftinti. an.I (" t i* 1 down |»r»*n
illMhargrt* frunt the Uliltrd
cotthtg a screen
e*n and' unhooking a th find prospects for Rotary mem the Margaret Ann Grocery Store
I'l if I*it . •»> in**aiM .4
nitumi
M«%>, nccordlng m mlornuabout 0:SO o'clock Bunday after
Confidence that fund* will t.e St. Jnh", River from I'alatki. to
window and |3|.&0 was Stolen bership, the Membership Commit at
UAl) NAUIIEIM Orrmany. July ftMltlol ||«.tVI*V(l
ftftff •
'll tlnli (ivi*IVnt todjv f 1t»m tin* NnVil
noon during • sudden gust of sit'd upproprintad hy ( ‘nngres* duri.-K Hanford with the view of dtop-n*
from a desk drawer, It wSc ra tee which etudie* Rotary mem accompanying a shower.
B. |,te-Tlic current defrndrut in any *..ii «*t •M tiiiti |h i. c tun*
Baiwrjit'tn c**f:t«r J,\ckit* next *c**iiin for lh< 12 I... Ing'it to |‘J feet. Col. A. II. lunes,
iKirted to police, Friday morning bership application* from the per.
Msmillt* •
After hitting the ears, which werr channel in th*. St. John, llivn BisttJct Kngineer. .ailed a hear the l.irhftelii trial. Cul. James Kll- 11 .»I W(*rlflie M i"'.|’ I U ) " ll.
aonal
aide,
tN>
Program
Com
* « r Mrs. <EX J. Moughton, librarian.
lan. tin., mad,' a third unsure,-..lul
1hfv writ* H.’ r Hutlulplt W tl1y» ti;iA|iiii
i l l " ! I , t«> 11 mil a
both 1MI Pords belonging to J. W.
The intruder madu hie exit by the mittee, the Fellowship Committee, Pxdgett of Enterprise snd J. P. from I'alatka to Sanford, vvu* f«i ing on thi* piui.it at Hanford in effort to (m e the tital moved fruni L'ovcMiim iil ii. a.**. Hi|Miii«*tl l*> .1 tn oj 20U2 fha*nrli AYrtiUr niu!
April,
1045.
Ilrlg.
Urn.
G.
A.
the
Attendance
Committee,
the
.toy
exptuaaed
by
Gdwcrd
lllggltt-.
door. Several drawers in
Oermany In .fir United States
I;imm! di’itl of (lint 1 in Italy* HI i* Jiilttr.% M Aikrn of IJOO 0«k
CuUem. tnurance agent, the sign
Ktilan claim* that many wit ties- iMftiiiitu'lt ntioti- .»(» >t.l| u«'Ru; A'ftm r
r desk* were plundered in an Rotary Information Committee, was blown pu t both the lanry manager ol thi Seminole Countv Younglierg repli'senled the Cham
Chainh>r
of
t'oinme.cc
fnllnv,
itn'
ber
of
Commerce
Thi.
project
was
the
Public
Information
Committee
»e* who could testify In hU dr- "n iiKuitiHl tin* .|( * ('Kin of tin*
effort to find cash.
Drug Stare and Florida Puwrr and
Dr. J. N.
reported and the Rotary Magatin# Com lig h t Company Office clear lo the receipt Saturday of n telegram approved by flip District l.tigineer, fenxr an- now 111 till* country. utul Korriirn M ini't i l l • ..nfcM-nc%• «•»
tiie
Diviiion
Kngineei
and.
I
ha
from
Senator
Charles
Andr-wmittee.
a mpswxe frum the war dr)*,itThursday that
offlftj In the
Pott Office lawn.
announcing thuj “ HR 0107, River, Ahny Board of Kngii. ,;r* nnd ment ha* Indicated tliat they ore mil l iuitioMa!i/» I m . ?s .81-4
Woodruff Bill
had been enW. A. Leffier explained the obVeterans Service
V|««* IVltila III u .» it. ol* - of Italy
presented
to
Congie*,
t»
tie
in
and
Harbor*
Bill''
Includin/
pro
unwilling to huve their rivlllan to Kratira*.
tered, and boa
vbean tom- Ject of the Vocational Service
Any vuternn in need " f serv
corporated
in
the
Itivrr,
and
liar*
vi*ion
for
the
iksvelopment,
Im
-I
Joli* nnd go to Germany.
down to do this,
Committee and said that the
ice (fiee of charge) in any of
In the univci »?> it '•( J r.».|i»ii.
Stenstrom
bora Bil| II. I(. •»I07. which wra«
been pa«*c| hy the Sviat'-.
ported missing.
Rotary coda o f ethics I* based
•♦•vrrtal-TTV-^nrt • -thr-fntlmnTTrtTttrifr.flSrr; re
you copy of le fi^H y.passed by_thc_ lluusa and
h k n « m ,. v i n H citom .
largely on vocational service, “ i f
quested to visit the office of
In liUVt* attinkf.l it Hi itl«li nfficrr
' 11
ln l» Senate.
JYIns-Scholarship
a—m a »-le -n -«o o d - local -citixen.**
tin- responsdde agcncir* It.ted
“ The speed with wlifrh .hi, pro
LOH ANOh7.rS. Juir 8 IBlieciaD ‘ lul* while a danre wa* "1 |""
rrowna y u r efforts," telegraph'-.
^i.nliricstinn papers ft'.d drirer’s ha uld, **w# do not hav# to worry
below :
■Doofla* fitenitrom ha* been
ject waa haudlril t" this point was —William 1.. Ifeiulcy, son of Mr !«'••** 1 *'.'V .!"»«. I ,.»t 11„ IJallnt
11cease In a wash rooMal tha fil much about hia being a good •wgrdad a acholirship at the Senator Andrew*.
Coordinatur — K. il. Carter,
In explaininr this hill. Mr. Ilix exceptional," taid Mr. Higgins and Mrs Junes O. Hensley o f. wemen wig. were lli u . and cat
ling station at TblrtHnlh Btwot national citixen.'' He urged that U ntotalte of V i r g i n i a l^uAtlantic. National Bank Build
and Park Avenuo at f i l l A. M* members tua their opportunities Bchool, Charlottasville. Va. for gins today said that thi* ntfsn- "and It It due to the axxistanc* Route 2, Sanford, has been admit- »'<<> away flag, tliat were <ll» I ing.
in Rotary to Niro me araualntM high scholarship achievement dur that th« projuct la authoriird. we recelwsd from thu different ted to the American School* ol I P**ytd, Today the , l ailim UniKmploynimt — U. S. Emhowever th i hilt will be forme-l organisations throughout Central Aircraft Instruments and Watch- vrr*lly student* plan a
with and to mingle freely with ing the past year.
iliiyinent Service. 112 North
Florida who-were inlere.trd. All making here for u yrar'a training 1""e tin g to g.*-- " f tl"' Alied
thi. session of Congress.
at noon t f l ^ d t T h o said. men in other trade*.
I'ark Avenue.
Frt* haa also been selected for
“ Our Job wil| l»e to sea that the ahteptog organitatioc >. Grower* under Uw Of Bill of Bight* Hen*-1dwnration* tliev wnu !•" partiaan j
0. H. Brown, 1114 Park
Georg* Touhy raid that the
Vocational Training and Edu
•ta ff o f th# Virginia U w aliprcpriation Is included In the and Shipper* league, Farm Bur ley served more than four year* »xj acllvltie*. TH* deenrat."", »d| lv
report ad that a pocket object of tha Community Bervicw
cation — T. W. laiwton. Court
lew and haa qualified for the first appmpriation hill formed, eau and other organltatlons u*ed a corporal In the Coast Artillery j ri turne,I to the Allie*.
4 been mowed from the Committee- J* to be helpful to
I louse.
a'a list for tha second con- which w » h«.pe will be at the next their Influence at time* when it and saw service In the Alaskan
.table of hor home where other* to the community. “ Thl«
legal Assistance. Hospitaltipi term.
Theatre
\
waa
naceitary.
to
keep
this
pro
se.slon
of
Conxress,"
I
h
«
drclaied
II* Wednesday and I* a thalletwr* to every Rotarien."
Iratlon and State Service Of
I'l It II Fits N VXI HI I
> ■■
ject
moving."
Mr.
Illg
gin
.
expressed
him.elf
rad to Oat living he aafrf:- "What difference does It
ficer — CVintsct through IJoyd
COMFKNHATION PAID
Mr. Hlgeln* ' stated that the
rtm n u M E N T
a* well - pleased with th* .peed
that MO to fash, which mak* to the community that
F. Hoyle. County Service Of
Seminole
County
Chamber
of
with
which
this
orntect
<V?vrloped
ficer, TuWach Building,
there la a Rotary club In **T“ H»
Compensation payments during
BUSTOS’, July M, (A V - ’Nm
Commerce
la
nuw
obtaining
tpoil*
and
summed
up
it*
history
a*
but
It
can
be
Home Service Assistance to
.llatud the prime objectives of
ptoymenl In Seratoole County opening pitcher* have been onand rl;hu-of-w*y for work
anyone hearing follows:
Servicemen, ex-Servicemen and
or - the week ending June 29 nounred for the All-Star lia.elmtt
on
the
10
foot
project
for
which
At
the
request
o
f
the
Seminole
dead
haa
been
their Dependents — American
C LU * TO MOST
S
ha* baen appropriated, and amounted to M04 M and was paid ame in Hnslmi'* Fenway I'ark
' ' y-walking County Chamber o f Commerce,
Red Crosi. Ijlkefront Boule
the etude 0f th* rammonlty’a
to 21 person*. Carl B. Bknlth. Chair nmorrow. BcIJiy Feller of the
Uw
Kngltvwra
are
readv
to
itert
&
Curry
Senate.
Pepper
secured
a
resolu
vard.
weed- «rH pro Werr*. drkwia* ruhman
of
the
Florida
Industrial
Com
Cleveland
Imlian*
and
Claude
work.
He
Mid
he
hoped
that
the
tion
from
th..
Commerce
Comthe aaatence of JeywalkVeterans Administration —
Itc attention to the rommnnity'a
Tlerney on Ihe gmunds mltle« o f the Senate on Aug. 2V 10 foot project fend the 12 foot mission. reported today. Payments l'a«»eui| of the ( hi,ago Cub* will
Martin M Ituiltch. SherifCe
new!*, and fha promotion « f good
l»e
the
opening
nitcher,
for
the
throughout
the
stele
for
the
same
protect
will
be
a
continuous
op
tojurta*
Tierney
received
1944. Thfa resolution authori.ed so
Office every Tue-day.
will and betto, understanding be
■ ft otr whUe J*y investigation hy the District Fn eration until ths maximum depth week amounted to 4104, 43000 and American and National leagues.
en the d t r and
I
respectively.
were
mad*
to
(
A
l
l
persons
i t enough.I gineer to review the project of ike •1 tha rivar is comptote.
U SD A Officials To Discuss Foreign
Trade Agreements At Market Meet
Seriously Hurl In
Accident Saturday
jMavyruuiid.
Vogram Opened
Willi Pet Show
S T H r s s a a - A s t s s e
w
Organization Of
Work Of Rotary
New Government;
Committees ToH
A t Today’s Meet
In Italy DOgsc/:.1, t.':,:, ’;...
'",n:nr''
lists
oPublic Library Was
Broken Into Last
Thursday Evening
Down
Higgins Is Confident Congress Will
Authorize Funds For 12-Foot Channel
Douglas
.
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i iQI i 11 i
The Sanford Herald
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MONDAY, JUI.Y 8, 1818
BIBLK VKIl.SK>OK TODAY
VERY
FBW
PROFOUND
)BOPUKltS UNDERSTAND
PHILOS
. r THIS MEANS “ TtltNUB
Wit AT.
W HAT T1IBY SEEM."
A h e NOT
NC
UTMOST REACHES OF
“ UNIVERSE -ARK ■ FRO*
S
io n s
OP c o o 's m o t io n r
BO AUK WE: For in him
tre live ailil move amt hayc nui
being— Act* 17:28.
too Much* Remembering
(Prom The Washington l*oat>
Com*, shade the sightless panes.
And boll Ihe heavy door!
Then never look tiehlnd.
A l Lot'* wife, once liefore.
On Si’ ptiTiibor 2 in Copenhagen n conference w ill be
In-Id nf (h e Fund and A gricu ltu re O rgan ization o f which
Scottish Sir John B oyd-O rr is director. T h e purpose is n
momentous one, to plan long-term perm anent intenm tioniiI m achinery fo r food, its production, distribution and
consumption.
I f m em ber nations a gree, fo r the first tim e in man's
history the problem o f hunger can be tncklofl everyw h ere,
even in the fa r reaches o f the w orld w h ere it has been
rogmionplact- lhrough (lie ages. Freedom from W a n t w ill
bo translated into practical plans fo r increasing ngricul
tural production w h ere nevded. Such parndoxes w ill be
avoided as one country d estroyin g food in the interests
o f givin g fanners n decent, livin g, w h ile oth er peoples
starve. Food w ill be considered from a w orld-w id e paint
o f view .
i
The United Stales has the op portu nity to take the
lead in pushing such an international food scheme, both
by aci|uainting its people with the problem , and by back
ing its officia ls at the conference. Food Under such cir
cumstances becomes a test case fo r tru e international e f
fort. It is o f interest to ev ery human being, be he Russian,
Dutch, Am erican or Japanese. It is a tan gib le, b a sk sta rt
ing point fo r gettin g the w orld into peace.
Moolis For Brazil
moved'
Fi
Although SrtiaUn llill»o wa* i -elected In Mississipfi. the *tnte
hat
inade
political
progress.
Negro.’* were allowed t" vntr for
the first time *lnre Raconsliue-
“ " ‘tlon'Du'y*. A n irih i‘t<5 were no
"tUtwrtm. ~~ - —
•
f—
r-
I
; And if* easy, otm-ivc-s n l»cNI
philosopher, to *«xi through p<-dple who mulct spectacle* of them*
■alvea.—TituAsille Htar-Advocntc.
iK s y b l UiegS Jieofdu ihoold make
. bifocal * uf Uietd/rlveg; then you
couldn't M-a through them.
——— —
- 'Yfcu fact-th»t Britain I* haring
to ration bread i* being blamed
by British official*, most of whom
belong to the Labor Party, upon
■trike* in America. No doubt they
have been a contributing factor a*
(Hey have reduced production In
practically all line* by tremendou*
percentage*, strike* are alto eonuributlhg to starvation in tnatiy
other countrkf*. And If you think
Ihg - strike* are over because th*
ate not full of nowk of
rr». Meal
steel workers,
miner*.
vlrorkers, or
thOrawn leaving their J
you should be tnterestei
U\at production at'General
I ptanta l i f t week wa* in104 »l
t over l
it when
To End In Fortnight
S p ttitl to C tntnl P t t i t
WASHINGTON—Government offlclil* are laying that the meat
famine In the United State* will be over within a couple of weeka.
TJila la-a good b*t becauae by that time the OPA battle In Congrce*
•hpuld be hlitory and the meSt Industry, farntera and all concerned
Will know where they aland on price*
Agricultural Secretary Anderaon ha* expre**ed the belief that
pricing ha* l*4h a ta^V f»trtoT Ih the bottleneck of ateaka, chop*
gild routs. Andrreon aald ha believe* that you
cdh't expect Ihduitry to Mil producla at a lower
prK« todiy wH«n there art expectations of price
rlMe totwoftow.
Mott Washing Inn olMervem blame the price
factor,Tie uncertainly and Ha teettr-tolterlng for
the meat ahottage. They point out that thert
ate now mor* beef catlle In the U. 8. than ever
before In the nation * hlttory. Renton for a lack
of meat at rttall levels, they point out. Is that
there hai been email Inducement to move live
animal* tO iMfket.
Housewives, Who have been unable to buy meat
In thstf luetl markets, can look forward toon—
govslmnent utflciai* say—to batter days. Tbs
8,
1046
IDE HI RST
DANCE
M usic By
H U G H C L IN T O N ’S
O RCH ESTRA
F E A T U R IN G
LE O and his G O L D E N T R U M P E T .
J U L Y 12th
9:00 ’T IL ?
OWING TO T H E D ISC O N TIN U AN C E OF G O VERN
M ENT FEED SUBSIDIES W H ICH H A V E BEEN P A ID
TO D A IR Y FARM ERSJ«T)U T H E J’ AST 3 Y E A R S
a
in the JHth century it changed ow nership fiv e times be
tween Russia and Tu rkey.
Bessarabia has been coveted ev e r since its invasion
in the 7tli century by the Bessi, a. tribe from B ulgaria who
gave il its name. T h e Bom aiiians w ill probably console,
themselves fo r losing it now by re flectin g that past trans
fers have turt been permanent, and hope this one will be
no more so. But m ore stability mid less fluctuation would
help all the little countries.
-
TOO L A T K TO -CLASSIFY
nV hUSBEtl. K A Y
I’m wiiting HTCTT cidmult
on.bihinon.
-
—
--------
comb my own hair. Th* t2f?.00
a week wa* MY money. I could
do what I pleased with It. I
didn't have to pay any withholding tax, social security- tax or
union* dues and assessment*.
Ihice* went up -on a few things
but I didn’t have to buy them.
1 didn't, go- without anything I
really wanted, I shudder now
when I think of the awful nredicatmnl ( wa* in. I w*» absolutely helpless, nobody protected
mo fr o * my landlord or my
grocer or mlkmsn.
Thp ony*hleck market operating
In. those days to my knowledge
wa* on liquor, it wa* during pro-
a
NEW MILK PRICES
•
• CONGRESS la rapidly getting legislation In *h*pe for adjourn
ment around,July 30.
Most m*jor legislation |« already out of the way. Ttda Include*
th* OPA extension and appropriation measure*.
Within a few day* many bills will have been disposed of,
about the only big measure* remaining will be the $3,700,000,000
British loan and atomic energy control Mt|s. Democratic leaders
predict that th* British loan Will be approved by the House with
out great trouble. They want to get the atomic energy bill through
the House a* It passed the Senate. The odds are
t
(hat they wilt.
Oovarnment
The House will pas* bill* approved by the ex.
pendlture* committee rejecting President Truman's
*s*omp ny
three reorganisation plans. The Seriate msy follow
Bill Docm*d
suit, so the chances are that the president's Oral ef
forts at revamping the federal structure will come to nothing.
One thing that will hare to be settled, either before adjournment
er alter Ihe November elections, la the old-age pension payroll tax.
Unless Congress acts, the tax will Jump from one per cent on em
ployers and employe* to two and one-half per cent January J. The
iTm tie uny* and means committee Is si work on legislation'to boost
E FFE C TIVE J U L Y 8TII W IL L BE
MILK
BUTTERMILK
HEAVY CREAM
COFFEE CREAM
and and had more than hr needed, and
sit-i.the dirty so-and-so charged me
®r a quart. I had a few hen*
nation
When a merchant hiked hi* who laid nhe fresh egg* for my
irlce* er offer***! Inferior good*, breakfast and only asked for n
d* competitor got the busirie** JIH*t water arrd table scrap* In
and the iltlmh grasping merchant return. I paid 2,ic for a haircut
and got my suit cleaned and
went broke.
Yes, It was pretty tough after pressed for 4fV and thought the
the U*l war. I u*ed to buy milk guy war holding me up. Fish
from a n.dghbor who kepi a cow and gamt| weren’t “ protected" In
of
22c
17c
•»
O
.HU*
22c
BEACON DAIRIES
GREEN VALLEY DAIRY
SPENCER HARDEN DAIRY
*
system
(Quart)
(Qunrt)
(Vi Pint)
(!4 Pint)
SIGNED:
Au y«u HJd lfl"lTti lirj'lB? irvy to one and one-half p«r cent on January 1,
free enterprise
took care uf Ihi
I
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*ATLANTIC
cueS A N O R D
Atlantic
INAL BANK.
Orfantttd I92B
( /tf/ilialeJ IVilh T h t Allantic Nalianal Hank al /achmmtillf)
371,874.34
Overdrafts
1893
Ranking House, Fur» Ittup and
Fixture*
Omy a doctor can diagnose
Impetigo, consult him at onee,
for this highly contagious dis
ease spreads rapidly on th*
body, as well as to other per
son*. Never attempt home remedles *g they m»y cause the
Infection to spread further.
Your doctor vritl advise medi
cation. Kntrust hi* pr4*eriptton
to a reliable druggist, then' foli
low the d Ireetions
t . „ „ __ Implicitly
40,840W
Federal RcOeWM Biuk Stock
8.13000
Other Rosourcfs '
JJ535I
Capital Slock
100.000 00
Surplus
10390000
Undivided ProilU
37,117 83
ncserwa
30.899 33
oKCAWtrn
of
c o n d it io n
toons slid Discounts
Overdraft*
Banking Houses, Furniture
and Fixture*
Customers Liability Under
Lrueri ot Credit
Federal Reserve Bsnk Stock
Other Reeourrea
W.803931.31
334.87
88034390
33.03313
171.000ho
89.(83 88
m ■
U. 8. Oovermnent
ObU- '
U. 0. Oovtminwit
Obligations
j a c k
A S O F J U N E 29, 1946
C O M P T R O L L R R ’8 c a l l
CrtM I*TftO LLB R*R C A L L
Loans and DLsCounts
NAT 10. 1 ^ . BANK,
or
.S TA TE M E N T
S T A T E M E N T O F C O N D IT IO N A S O F J U N E 29, 1946
| 8,099.7903
gallon* I 63.880,14838
obUiatum* of
Pfdteul
Agencies
1,111,10094
Other Marketable
6 Rhnli
Other Mar
ketable
for posit ie* results.
This Is the tilth o f a eerie*
of Kditorlat Adtuttlsemepta
appearing in thll paper i
Monday.
1,901.491.43
7,83335330
Deposits
—
*
I4M83J81.7S
O P F I C K R 8
J. w. SHANDS
ghslnean of th* Board
J. u i n c i Ik y
l resident
L. I. FBAC1ER
V lt»
A R E B E L O W O P A A P P R O V E D P R IC E S !
M A T H E R w ill tontinuc to h old these pricee a * long
u stock lasts.
1 ■'
'■ 1
-*
3,090,731 80
03301393
K .035.13
118.400.893.00
" I T ’ S E A S Y .TO P A Y ' T H E M a T H E R W A Y «
*
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L
/ 1 i f f* .f* *t a!-
^9
*
» . w. B U M
AtefttaM Caahier
.
lit
y'
m em ber
•
,
•a . -*
"
T>rfpi •'•i‘T'-,-f/A
^|■y*" M
rm
b*
o r THE rew m A L drpobit miimANCte co rpo ratio n
•
g f
im m
thine day* and I u»ed lo go down
to lf«< river afirr work and could
*nag out » couple of fat bait and
to hell with the butcher and hi*
$1.00 steak*.
Of course I didn't knnw about
OPA or rcallie how bad off ] was
or I would probably have written
my congressman and tereamed
my head off, but on tl<! other
hand they **y that “ What a guy
don't knftw .won't hurt him" mid
now thinklug hack, Pm right glad
I was so blamed Ignorant for I
was happy.
going to do anything about the merger until the Senate hat ectAl."
Fluctuating Province
Lha
and incuh*cquenU9|,JAi»ff
y
the
Merged thiler
itrike Is continuing into
month.
'
Menry W Klrlley, 81/c, ha* been
ciocliurged from the United Suteri
Nivy, Recording lo Information re
ceived today from the Naval p,raonnel Eeparation Center at Cliarltiton, 8. C. Klrlley entered the
Navy in May of 1843 and served
eight month! In the Pacific
P r l c o Sloblllxotion
To Brook Bottlonock
Meal Famlna Slotad
JU LY
WIRTLEV DISCHARGED
to
a
|H O
it a it
la
«.* ra> ddrink,
i l n L
!>
*- a ncaw.*
a(*v
f/tr
lin t
gel
hr
for fthat
Monday
morning,
July *
1, a1U40.
It .*
W a intuly morning, The sun matter, was know somebody that
came up a* usual, the lard* me knew somebody.and pay the price.
a|nbibgL
ark hutrlpg from t'lohihltiim worked just about a*
flower tu flower ajnl fi>|tig I've wMl a* far n* protecting Anybody
’*
met nil seem happy and riinteiit- "Un ffift fS h l.
Ilf course n few mcketoer* and
ed.
Not that ll<|Uor drinking uml
All till* la spite « f tier flirt greedy Individuals attempiwl ro
Smoking diw* anybody any g<H*-k that far mute than x hour* »• stick the public fur this ami that.
but ilrinker* nod *mokel ■ roli- have l,een « l niggling along with Some folk* paid the inflated
t/lbun-d $3.1,000.00(1 In l a w * to >hr out the OPA. A fief It* leal ng t-i price* if they wanted tlw merrhState of Florida 1**1 year. And all the dire prediction* n vr the niiillse had enough, hut most folks
that f* more than twice the i«* radio amt leading the paper* I didn't, not because Chester Bowles
receipt* from the tame source waff truly amart-d, for I lind tieen or some other ‘ bureaucrat told
th* ju ir before. If you tried to led to believe that If the OPA them not to, but just tc.’cnuse old
collect that much money fruit ceased to function for even one fashioned common-sense lokl them
.
IhtMie wine people in any other tnlhute the world would come to so.
Thing* adjusted t h e m solve*
and end or anyhow *U>p In H*
■way. there'd be n rebellion.
pretty rapidly a* I recall. Itealtrack
One speaker on the radio ln*t!>*lng that if. they spent all tbrlr
Th* United StnU's hn* set a
earning* foolishly and went broke,
fine example to othei nalitin* of night kept harping on “ What they couldn't go (Inwrr to Mr,
happened
after
the
last
war
“
the world In how to treat enn- According to him, everybody went Sbiii'* offlre and draw rocking
nuerrd terrltorie* in giung th” around gouging each other * cyr- i tuu i money for not working.
Philippine Island* ilolr ladi- out
and kicking evcrylxaly they Most folk* Muck to Ihelr jobs.
*p4ndence. For the Philippine* weir
met in the shin*. I'rlcc* hr *nid were reunottnhlv careful alrout exconquered by the United Stale* ■'*k> rncketeti" and hrl| wa* to J’ -ndllun-j and the old American
St aurely a* Indio wn* conquered pay in a big way,
by Britain or Poland by Germany
Thrrn It occtirverl to mn that 1
Fortunately Britain i* trying to
find a aoluUon for the Indian was burr at the time nod went
Let Your Physician
through that particular i«rio<l hr
pr,oblem and Poland has been res- was
raving about. I tried to refJermany It remain*
ruued
< d from Germany
Treat Impetigo
td. be **cn hnw enllghtenml flu*- member the situation. Al the time,
I wa* working for ffifS.OO a wruk
sin’* future policies may lie.
and hn>| just gotten married. I
Hy W. V. Hilling
paid Ilft.OO n month rent for a
There Is *n clement of prop good five room house. Alwny*
'^ouchlun Drug Go.
aganda In current isjw* releases had plenty ' In rat, wore fairly
irnpeilgb I* n skin Infection
Item Washington quoting U|‘A decent clothe* Including *htq>*
that i* cpiile prevalent In sum
official* on rising prices. Virtual uml didn't wnrry about tmirh of
mer, - i1<>Lilly among children.
ly all of the commodities quoted anything.
It usually appear* on the
Of course I wn; on my .own.
ara like butter anti beef which
haildi. face, or leg*, and Is
have been virtually unobtainable Utic’ij Sam hadq't formed the
rhararlrriied
by
blistering
anyway, and the i *jw prices ate habit of looking after folks In
sores that *re painful and
compared With nreviou* ceiling tho*e days like he doe* now. I
unsightly,
price*, which!* oil Idn't get you an: had to wipe my own no*r and
butter or be*#, and not with hlac
market price*' which would. The
phma ia true of rent Increite* used
as a basis for these propaganda
•lories. Thera have been some en
ormous Increases In a fo * Isolated
rases. Increases which w»to O.
signrd to get rid of objectionable
tenant* mor* than anything else.
But iha fhet that such a barrage
of propaganda Is coming out of
Washington trying lo terrorise
the public with the fear of rising
price* tends to create a buying
panic and induce th4 very In
flationary situation th* OPA pre
tends to fear,
to&WASHINGTON
M ONDAY,
potential meat aupply Is there and can move lo
butehtr shops through packing centers and wholesals outlets when economic dlAauitis* *Ve irohgia auL
*
s
•
• ntttSttMent TRUMAN ptobably' Is not to bTSme, but aomrons
the Whits House got btl wires cm**td when ths chief executive
Two irnxoiiH are given f«»r this grent tlumnnd—the at
new Army-Navy merger plan.
Wrote to Capitol Mill recommeMHig 9 new
expnnslon of fluiustry in Brazil,'cnlling for modern techni '
Tbs teltoH M m the f H m m went to itbs chairmen of the Huum
cal infominlinn, and the compulsory teaching of English1 and swats tttlUtttf SfiS nattl Affairs committee*.
con
in schools tlit’ii’.
wiv*t fiidf prove’ to t* emwrrUMng liter to the president 1* that
ths 'chairman of the House com
,
Tills lookd like a booming ijusinesa for United Staten he neglected to Send a teller
legUlatlon.
imhli.slit’ld, an Jongz a a . thoy^conceiitnttli .pn_ ini»xpun$lvp, mittee
----- which la handling
, _ merger
_
,
...__ _ f m
This Is-ths «House
committee on
on ««u
executive
expenditure*, of which
editions within the nmi'uiS o f th e Brazilim i.i. It aino.ia nil
* " commltteo
U y s **
e ffe c ilv v way to inform South A m ericans nbout Itijs coun fte‘p. Carter Manasco ID) at Atabsma, I* chairman. The White
Houle mistakenly thought th* House military affair* committee
try.
. *
•
was handling the mtrger bill and sent Ita chairman. Rep. Andrew
One can't help w ondering how m any people in the 3. May (D) of Kentucky, a letter Instead,
United States hnvo n com parable interest in B razil, ^intl
Manasco aald
id that sy/ui aU right with him. He was not miffed by
care enough to read B ra zil’s ow n books, even ju transla the. oversight.
" I read th* letter In I he paper*," he said. "Anyway, we are not
tion. Perhaps we need B razilian pocket hooks, too.
T h e ( ’ fitiitcil o f F oreign M inisters has done one tiling
The government ha* not done
anything
/thing to dlscnuraS’ .’ hoarding
' the
he OPA ceiling- we|r re
since
n t*u K U | r l u k i u a
Brii/,11 Is hungry fo r N orth A m erica n hooks, M ore
than a million, d ollars’ .worth w ere sold there in 118-1-1* and
j the market is increasing all the tim e, according to the
B razilian G overnm ent T ra d e Bureau.
For eye* turned backward now fo r Rutudn.: it has confirm ed iter possession o f Bensarabip.
tterly at fnull . . .
Are bftt
This fe rtile province betw een Russia and Romania has
Too much remembering
floated back and forth betw een tiie tw o countries, just ns
Turn* any ncari
heart 10
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�MONDAY, JULY 8, 1946
FACE THREE
THE 5ANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
■i . i '
Social A n d
S O C IE T Y E D IT O R
Mr. and Mr*. N. C.
willing friend, in
31me lime.
Activities
C e c e lia T r u lu c k
Ur*, \V. !'. T. Geiger and Mist
Jean Wllann me visiting at Srbring.
rson a
Mr. rihI Mrs. R. A.
t u t weekend-in Ft.
Personal
F. K. Jackson ii*» left fur
New 1’ort Richie, Fla. to make
Frank spent his home.
Myera.
•
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Beth of
Mt. Dorn *pent the weekend heir
I’ritchett ute
Sanford for witty friend,.
Social Calendar
H arry Lous Manor
Miss Ja niece II row n
Country Club Dunce
Given Saturday Night
Mi" ll.m y I ,-y iin.l daugh
Lulu. s-tiU-rt .lined Frtd.i) .« th
attractive f ,va Cola and -hu!'part) fioiii _rt»» until 7 > ' I' '
nt 2117 I .atm-1 Avenue liimmii
Min* Janirvf. Iliim n, I■r i.!• ,-lr
of tlu> n mil
IlMltll, »!l*, tl|i,' **, I -T
: pally I.
v%Iji'l t* t hr p>n-: wrtV M'rvifl open fure
.1
'u ifh rv liulvt itiujil t'jtki** ;i: .'
Thr Seminole (,'iHintry Club w li
the setnr Saturday evening be
tween lla- hour* nl ltl;Ul)
M.
tuul J;ttlt A. M. of a formal dnii'e
ami midnight snack with music
being furnished by an orchestra*
Magnolia leave, ami tan die* attractive!)decorated
the
ctuo
room, ami t u i , u
were isjaled
aiuuiiil 1inf tvnl 11111 table*. Additionu| table* wen* I'laceil on the ter
race Ami armiiiil the lawn in front
01 the ilufi houir.
with
by
nhe
is
ho in i1
ii rid
re* u|»et riling
AND
STYLED
IN
CAUfORNIA
Mi* itiii! Mrn. A , II* HecloAilh,
places quaintly picturcJ
on a V e m ry rayon crept.
M>
u rn
Mi- .
H i. an.
'I
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Mn*. I l«« |.re '|:iu£htet of Mi |
\ !'. T » t f
ite.l State
Mli>
ID »l t \M » I *f W
Hi fill i ha - t'pn 111ii»n*
sevei i»i1 1:iy- at
I lay lwt*ii a 1 1*e
I ii mi d i ***it! d till'i* t*l«
»• io'Ml111 **»• lb IflllHi * Mr"
oul MUS II M tD I.D AT
Mi
mid
M is
Myta j
H 11Ii hi-
Uhl itUllLrIIIc i.
vi r t v
II. A
ami • tiMicli who me
fricml. .iiul ii-lulivi-, in
1L It.. Peck
left
i In fill'd
'itMUij
< id**
,t!t
Ca 141 ..
Arix. plan-tu meet 1h-i p
Itciuli-T Kin. Ky mi Aug
M fn
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t Cut. r,:rws ernr n n u
£u.ericwulipucii mi*.
** - ent rt»-*»*n.
it
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I I I - mu i : e n * itri <J<* iiwt
U-' i' T (f t.jl
.:
Af AtOir.MUC AND DtAAVMIHT ITOH t
L i nicy’s
1'
S \Nt ^
\i hen
t In*.
,
ll* -JUHl*’* I•
I liry liiO »■ i«
*\ lO't'k--' toll*
S ii Iu i *!af
Wiliam
Nut
Mrs, Gertrude Oill'crf and son,
IwrHoy and brother, Ted Kunge.
Mr*. Oulda Wilson and son, FraneU, spent Wednesday and Thurs
day at their camp* on fhe St.
John* River at Turkey Gulley.
.
____
Mr. and htra. M. H. Strickland.
Ir. and children, Mary Ann ahd
Myra Francis, have V-ft for a
two week* vacation nt Dayton*
Beach,
Mr*. Car) Ambrose of Jackson
ville wa* the gtiest of Mr. and
Mr*. John Higgin* last Wednes
day and Thursday. Mr*. H. IGriffin, Mrs. Higgin*' mother, re
turned
to
Jacksonville
after
spending several month* here,
W. J). Abram* o f Dadevitle,
Ala, has left for hi* home after
spending several day* with hi*
rather In law and abler. Mr. and
tru. R. F, Crenshaw. Their son.
lo t Crenshaw, student of Univeraltjr of Florida left ye»terday
after enjoying the holidays with
(
Drug Store
uul W K D N K S D A Y !
IIhItwoii i\i rI, : u -I
h*
•i m the final 'd ih»- I*hm b
I li^lil
hi a fi*lh»w I l<«« iduifi
I IKUT r i l l
I \MKS * I \ M M .
I! \ \| of Wev? l*u)iii M» Hi Ii
• i 'N M K IIKNNKTT
.»*p* ,
jot HtHsim I 'invei ■»;! v wimli'<i
f Mm |tilth I hrunif h I •1 ‘
I hi’ t until ry I Ioh wnmtnei *Lm*« e
t,»'t
Sal ill day rvenioy*
,ii
t* n*|e,1 |ty iifi ekd'cllent tiowd
I ah|ei* 'were pluced mditoi ^ ainl
iml anti it mi«
fun Ut dame
? the mti^ir of ni> ^srche*! t a
"tpaiii
Srveilll * *■i L t li.il
pai t tew to’i l* givi'u
I be
♦
i" and A It h IIMttl «d fill Ifidirw
vi»*.1r mil' lout* die* »
I Ih•' f *' WII - cit 1tilt I*"( . h po 1 Vk,0
— ALSO —
N o v e lty ‘ P e o p le on P a p e r
Sport “ T e n P in tita n s ”
P A R A M O U N T NMVVS
Liist Times Monday!
ItjMlll II t»l tl
for
Fermilil l.uughtnn Memniinl 11-plltll Mi -. Illiinc is the funm
Clnn rnllu Vale, of Tampa.
—
—
------ ---- -------- - Mr. unit Mm. Juek Horner huv>
a. Iheit guest her brother. .1 1
Tli.iri.li t. .1 Hu. t ill, fill v \ i i ,
days,
*
■*
Mr, ."-I Mm t.rpe llnrii*..ii
I •nine* !fMi ami Mm tilum-.i, r.f tui k'uiivtlle uml vt
uml Mi- I. i llu n Ison » f Tnmi
v i,lied M> ami Mr*. Fied It.
rtann f<*i I bp weekend.
---------J. N‘. Bob,on. Jr. left Kiimln)
for Hampton, Va. to visit hi
daughter Mildred and Mt,. Iiul
*uli. Dr J N. Holwol! acerim
Friend, of Mr*. 1! Steele and panied hi* -nn n, far a* t’huile
A. D. Shoemaker will be »uriy loll, S t* where he will ' 1
to learn of the deutli n( their relative*
hrothor, 11. A. Khuenmker, in
Maryland on S bIottIuv
kit-
1 .* !-J' ’< .-'iT-rfi. ParmlsJ
t mm f ei ei*n corn-field- o* ie L**auttfti!
* ^ |t**
jiiid made **ite -i* t. um*1
i pmidoi ii Iwill t oar bieu<| ^)un Utftfe
j|j|M
. , The country look* prosper
piep tiih, silii* mi id, with hornet iiiiit
|hiilldinit* ^in lop t’Oiidilion .
Heforr settling down m Sanford
! nftei their trip they tjH'iit » « v
* i fit day * In.*t week at t\notuidti
From Iter In*. t*ei ttuifiy,
* omt*.1* tile lievi n thill II Flniltl.l
W At officer v%«*i the only w*mniit
? ' t tmtentiiiit thi.4 w\*ckend in tin*
I oiled Stwles Arniy*- lte»1»n In'in I Golf Utittthpioiimhip
She
in. U K U T t t'N s t \\» i m \
Lee, in s|n kriflitig
giHfal
,
I
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tlY
llu fiv
a n d Mi
flJ K S D A Y
iTAtTUNO KIW c o lo n
0“ **
D-«.«|U1,„,!;|,J|
___ z_CKCKUA TltrUICKm—
pllifir I j Wiutei*, lev. to >peiitl
the gutoioei
Chief Went lefl
previou h. foi duty in California
Enitgn Harry Lee. McKay Tru
luck,- Ensign Wnltci Anderson
and Taylor Brown have returned
from a week'* fishing trip on the
St. John* River nboatd the late’*
yacht LoLo II.
romantic ckarm o f fa r-o ff
t'V^i gnxks*1^
•'
11 it*I
Dailghti
T E R R A C E TALK
Mf *. L-dpb Wool and dnugldvi
Su-an
vin.
lefl
Thui*ilav
Ly
an'a mother, Mr*.
ting,,
A lic e ! F o r y o u . . . fits
Grace Sebree Is
Rngu^dd To Wed
i5r* Jmvi» rTtmiusi from vlultlnjj
Mi. nntt 111*, j Dibit **• Duron
frtvmN timl ivlMtive^ in Omnjfc- of I
( itv siM* nnnniii*fiii»i the |
Imrir, S «*. fur on* month.
cftpitiNH'iii "I thfii younttfit |
till ii l hit*!. lit jiii‘ r.M^thtili SA'hri'i', .
Mi. »»»d Mn*. I*. A. Itowlninl tt* I..)m hiMtuii’k nl ru n ytown,
have i etui ned to their home aftei N \ , u‘i’ i \\ ii11istti hmt'Wkk |
a two weekn‘ viieatimi in Hlue- **l Vithk«.4i «
field, \\td Vrt, and LynehhuriG
M i« Sfhnt*
n»
fMiilimir of
Itolliri* ( ‘olU'ye. Wir.trr I'nlk, am) i
*■* Iiiiumuikiiur Iipt h-APir in NflW *
Friend* of Fm l llarrihon will Vink t ‘it y
nho* i*. f'Oii til tit-:
reifret to leaili Unit he 1.4 run t»«k.' Kt*r v*hmi|hluilit'*.
fined in lit m home beeaune of
Ml. Kuii'Ukli
X vricipii of j
I In iv
M'tvirt* in the United'
IlincM.
Slitle* A *my. »l«iti»»if whirh time |
M i" \!!ie Symen nsis lelt lm in M'lii'i) in th* I*u11•j■**ii ii riu*n* |
I'hlhulidpliiu. Du. to ipend a two lei
\l present h«* M i *.ltnlenl i
weei.C itaclit ion. While away nhe *.f fin* ItillfHt- **f ViitfineeHMH o f;
will aUo vi» it friciui^ in New \tw Y»»* t Untlot'Hv
\ ink i »fy atul linttimore. Mil
the aarkiu, Hines* of .Mm. Brun-
G ay greeting from LaJy
THE TROPHY AND DUE "Nttti Satila Monica’* D awarded to Mary Jo
Devlin, JO, by governor F*trl Wori.en, oltyr the brunette licauty way
tie. luted winner ol the grand —. ire in Santa Monica'* first annu.il bcnt.ty
pupcanl. In fhe group ore: (I. lo r.):'actor I.eo Carrillo, MIjv Detlin,'
tjuv. Warren, and Marslio Gayle, Itluiide nmm'r-up.
(Iiilcmolioiial)
ttltii Tefegtifph Company
Ak.-x Johnson is .confined to his
home mi Holly Avenue because of
illness, filends wil regret lo leniii.
Mr* Arthur lliaiuu uml Mis*
Naomi Ziltrowrr were lulled hnnie
from lutrrhmont. N V because -»f
Picture
Nell
I
i.ufatu, Ala. to join her
daugtiler and non in law. Mr .nut
Mi W. V. Neville and *»t Hill.
n o t ic k
Tki» iii to notify the public
Mm B. W. Bewley. who Im* She will also ink. a trip tl uph
♦hat I wMl not ta> lesjlull "illlu Ix-en voiting Mr. and ilr*. Richuni the middle ensteili ^t,i I* »
for *nr ilchts in-urn-l by my Faton. hu, teturm-il tu hci home
Fricml* of Mm. Ellen Sha-iom
wife, Anna Gail Humphrey. in lovuiaviile, Ky.
I’uge will regret in F-nrn that Hr.
R. T. Humphrey .
I‘a gi< ha<| a stroke July J amt u>
Mm. Henry Witte ami rhlliiren
left yeileniny for Coronnilo Beach confined in the hospltiti ut llu-vlto spetnl the rrinnimtpr of the ville, Ky. Hi* condition !*• .'aid to
W A N T E D
month of July with Mr. amt Mr*. be critiral.
Jim
t-eoiianl.
YO U TO HEAR
. Mr. and Mr*. <' L Unwell uml
Mr. anil Mr*. Ilnr.'lil Appleby Mr. uml Mr*. Jr-e Mei-r h uml
E V AN G E LIS T
and daughter. Nancy Jean, have children, Mr. amt Mm Biiimnl
were among thn*e -pri«l
E V E L Y N H A R D IN tctutnrd from a »iv week"' trip Brown,
ng n J'ait ef In-t week
'be
ill the West T in ) et»itrd 'lr
nl the
Appleby’, family in Mqurhr-lrr. Iteach.
Iowa and he spent *oinc time
Mr. ami Mm JnhJi H ifcfL'Hi**.
at Mayo Biotber* to lbwhe*ter.
C H U R C H
O F G O D
Klmcf 11*i v mur».
N. Y. They truvVlcd by cat to Mr. oml Mm
Kan,a* City. Mo., Denver, t'olo., Mr* and Mr*. Jimmy ll«Hdiimii
F ifth Street & H o lly A v e .
through Rocky .Mountain Nation and family *pent July I on the
E A C H N IG H T
al Dark, Hot Spring*. Ark., New St. Johlt* River picnicking and
fishing.
Mexico and Texn*.
S T IT C H E D
It*
I.oiiim* a*i,| Si IHi.*, |,i*\y. M.
Jew,*i I’tii umu. Mi#*' t . it c i.
Spencer.
Mi-uc Liiliebt *i,i'i t-!
Mil*" Holt) 1huriiiuml. Mi* lh-t>
itotiin.' ii, Mis- K)."{v lliitliff, V. i
A tin It!. 11k; aiuf Mt*. Mni g>
My« t
M'-* Betty Kiii.'. Mb
i*i Ijimlley. Mi
■ •*•!,*.
n,*,- Vel| Baughn
ML
•lim-ii'i. \IU* llettv W il.iii
- t \\ I,,*,*,• Mi' fo lio
tli
Hugh I turn o' . v|1ill o.'k", .Mr*, t '1* 1] It de -
nicely after an opera*mn which
confined tier In the 1’ iedmoni SollI Hu4m|.
Hospital in Allantu, Ga for two
Mi
mil M i*
week*. .
Mr. *ml Situ. Durcn ha.l a, tlasir
Jna and Jody Sten.lrnrn return wct-kcriil guc.*U iht-lr daughter ami
* U U> Tnmpm nn Sumtuv after sim-iurlaw. Sgt. ami Mrs. 1‘nul
tpcriiiiiu a munth with Uirir K. Wcfiiltcr ami daughter, DinniM’ .
f»«m lm otber, Mr». flu** 1 .'S f»-w -* Sgt. Wi-lilfh'r "lift* T6rvl#)
fot
anJ.
ticrmanv when.- he will la- station,
etl fur some time.
M l",
lull *\
Mr. and Mr,. Carl Kaburn have
returned to their home on Weal
Mr. fpi) Mr*. K. C. Rowman'of Fir,I Strret after a visit to
Jupiter are visiting her sister, Indiana.
,
Mr,. Ito,a L. Steward.
Bobo, Tommy, and D*ie Mem.
AMM 2/c Richard lijvy of Key- students of Stetson University,
West i, visiting his parents, Mr. spent July J at home with their
unit Mrs: Sam Levy.
families.
K
Mi'*.
Caroline I.i t .
Till* hoStPSSc* JIM elite I M
hotionv rtith a lovely piece
i linjJOf It* II. II I I'ltu nll’t alii < Ilf it
l occasion
Mu .,» attending ii
Kola Dixon are spending this week
In ltnytonn Beach.
w Mr. and Mrs. Albert Zilirer have
Walter Haynes, Jr. ami Dudley
a* their guest Juhn Richard Ifmnp. Cunningham, students of the Uni
bell of Bruton, Ala
versity of Florida, have returned
to Gainesville.
Mis, Euclaide ‘'limit*" Apple),)
Mr. nml Mrs. Arthur Beckwith,
and family plan t» leave July 17
to /fund, two week, at Daytona Jr. have, returned from visiting
fiivnds and relatives in WnyGeorge DcForest ha* returnci aoss, (in. and Orangeburg. S. 0.
to Gainesville after spending the for n week.
it week with Mrs. DcForest.
Forest is attending the gov
! Bridgeport, Contf. arrived here
ernment flying srhmd there.
I Saturday to occupy her home at
* ' '
Mr?. Margaret liUcHo hits' lift pm* l'nrk ‘ Avenue.
fo r a two weeks- vacation which
Many frirniln « f Mr*. II. I
will be spent at New Smyrna and
( ii Iimmi will* i^irret to leurn tlnit
UsylMia Beaches.
she continue* to tx* ill »* her
Miss Patricia Jones of Orlando home. M 7 Myrtle Avenue.
Is spending several days with
Dun (inllunt tnent the w«*ek
her grandmother, Mrs. Minnie K.
hen? with htn wife and family.
Jane*.
He huj* been transferred to tlm
Mies Bettv ('olhert hn^ left for Army* Air Field at Selma, Ala,
Mew York City where *he httn
Mr. and Mr*, (trover C\ \Vhid*
mrtpted a C|vi| Service position
«lon and rlauRhler. Judith Karen,
with the fowrnment.
have moved their residence to
Mr*. J. D. Uallaimb will leave 1011 I'atinrr Street%in Orland>«
July 16 for Dover. N. II. to vi»it
Kretl Wight ha* recciveil hu
her nifteru, Mr*. John II. Mender
reteave front the Nnvy and plup^
and Mr*. Oltn C. Strnth.
to return to Duke Umvemity,
Mr*. J. J. Durcn returned Sun Durham, S, ( . fur the Fat! trini
day from New York City where
Mr and Mrs Charles M i h «
rhe fPhs the tfueM of her ilaughwr.
t-is and children, Iris, G.tv and
Min* Grace Flixnbelh Si’luee.
H-. left toilay for a vi* i| w *ui
relative^ in North C'lirolina. Vnr.
~ Mr. and Hr*. I’ K Ionian of I sinLt and Washington, 1) i
’01 Wed First Stieet an- \»c«t
imiing in iNdroit. • Mich for one , Friends of Miftji Chari* ne t aid
month.
well will lx* glint t o know, ihul
i
A*e u t f i a - K t c l in
Approximately H5 memlvr* and
truest* enjoyeil dancing uml the
snack which wti* served buffet
style later in the evening.
Mr. and Mr*. John Newell have
returned home after spending
Ml*, Mildred Await and Miss several dny, in Tampa,
uoil
Lips* Radiant as
Glowing Ember*
Price Heards (liven
Outdoor Slipper Party
Mi. -iml Mi- M- B Stnrhland,
Jl enin lamed vnlli nn «ntilmn
,‘ ' ‘I'lmi U1 thru 1mm, 11.% l.llmtl
I Avenue rriilny evening hutinring
Mr. and Mr-. Friee lleaid. formertv of i ‘.>idel«-. On who nnmow lUiiLifi. I iii'tr Itnim ,*f I llUl
MuifMtdiu \v*mim*
T l* ‘-** i •»■*i»ii iti’*
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Mew uiti-ui
uml Mt ..mi \|m.
.Strkkland.
Brenda Ann Duke Is
Honored On Birthday
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Ireen \»i> ili* *Ilu—»•*mIfIK* * 'h e niilil,
ttivin*.; tin" hi ;**tdi t uimthei twirl
"W h* ii y**u nr,i liMlc you. an'
tauKht that pink n pmk mid himU bin* a ink a villain n a vHiaitt.
Hut when vbh i*•mt Up inn find
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i uml flic linn'.
arrnngemenl- --I ,n n m . ■" t ■•■- tt
I n lie r rtt. - i“ 1 1I he I iobii merit- mid [uvnit bot-d Iml4 cull" nmt
VVni Tl-le" she i-sloon* gave u f«—live u.n to the
peel* In .el I u thud (hi* fail
party
" M nl her n u l l . HIP to go to till
After up< nine the many lovely
present,. leflernineiil* weie ,eiv- h'ge," -he -uni. 'but I just vvu-it
ed by tin- lundeu* In thr fnltovv- to vvrite and write The secret of
Ing: Brenih.i Ann Duke. Millie succe** i" jiihi ilium hard work
Hardy,' Kay and Joy Johnson, Isn't it? I want my new book to
H o b b y Johnson. Kenny Wilkinson, express wh.it problems the le-w
llurke Winn. Raymond Hardy, griietalioti io China iia* to f«ie .
Mlkie ami tliil-n Davis, Tommy You see, tlm old gimerutinn us
dying down uml the new g-iu-ro
Water* mil Juine, Johnson,
Also Mi*. M. R. William*. Mr*. lion i* lefl without unv pattern to
Tom Water*. Ml*. Jnhnny Duvls, follow. And ttin,' m e so iiii.mv
Mi,* Snllie llnhiirn, Mr*. A. K. new force* at work!
"In the obi day* you tiewi
Rat>om, Mr*.' Ruth llmlge. Tom'mye Mrthvlh ami Ji-un Mrthvin. heard a rickshaw coolie complain
ing about hi* place In life. But
when I was in China last I saw
whole procession* of coolie* mak
lug i>.>iii<uistiatioti, ami clamoring
for lielirt living condition*. II
gave me a *hock.
“ Then Ihi-te me new racial at
titude*. lit Shanghai, when the
H A IT Y BIRTHDAY
American* libetnted the region,
July tl
the jieople ju*t couldn't under
Myrr Ann Strickland
stand how the Americana could oc
so wonder fill and so good. They
Chinese Girl Author used to fear them and t*i awed by
Then they Hved with them
O f Tw o Books A t 20 them,
awhile and they found the Ameri
can* were human and 1Yh> Chine*'*
nian-in-thf-ulrect w»* Just *nr! of
A I* Newslentutes Writer
relieved and not awed by them
* Lin Talyi, 20-year-old daughter any more. Hut he liked them uven
of Chinese author I-in Yutnng, better, I think.
twirled her Jade brarclet around
“ The thing that amaxed me mutt
!“ r. wrist and talked *>f ttw two when I wa* last in China was how
Imoka she had written. Ow one much the Chinese Inert-age gen
»he D now writing, the process eration i* tike the young American
o f gtfowlng up, her secret o f sue- generation. They cut claises and
cess,'the problem* of th* young hang around in IRUa restaurant*
fcwmalton in flhlna and many which have food counters (like
other thing*.
American drug etoraa). They g ig
The black dr*»*. which molded gle and sing American popular
her iiiiome HIU* figure, wa* a aonga and eo to the movie*—an t
classical Chines* design. Rut her talk and talk about Clark Gable.”
halrdrcss wa* modern American
and so wa* On lip.di-L, which
SeverArcn Indian twiervalion
hatched th* cerise braid on her and 14 different tritw* are scat
<)m*. Her English flowed with th* tered throughout Arixotvg.
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I(and*l| Chssu spoke on tho
work of tbs International Service
Committee and aald that If you
don’t have a proper Club Service
By Service Ccmmlttue, you can't
have a proper International Ser
vlet Committee. The need for het*
tei
understanding
o(
foreign
nation. « n pointed uut anil 11 ;
cited In* c»ne of the ftnvle^ Union
vdlh 177 different laetm *n«l 12.’
dHlermt language-. I f wn under
stood their probl.ni bettor, he
*ai<|. it would help u* to get along
' better with them
Fresident Speer, ipeakirg on
tho Alma and Dhjerts Committee,
said . that ID) Rotary flub I*
strongest when ull four main com
mittees ure evenly halanrnl and
well co-ordinated. He
7l the
importance of being familiar with
the ob/xts of Rotary und said
that he hoped every menibet would
memorise Its four objects.
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U. 8. Ambsssador to Great Ilrltaln, John O. Wlnant la shown, right, aa he Fred M. Vinson and Justice Hugo DUck. On the President's right Is
praised the nation’s wartime Chief Executive aa Congress met at a Joint Acting Secretary of State Dean Achcn-n. In second row are (I to r.):
session in the House of Hcpresentatlvea to honor the memory of FJJ.lt. Elliott Kooaevclt; hts wife, tire formrr.Fsye Emerson; Josephus Daniels,
Listening to the tribute In left photo are President Truman, members of Sr.J Mrs. Franklin D. tloosevelt; Sea Alben Oarklty (white suit), of
his Cabinet, Supreme Court Justice*, the Ambassadors of foreign powers, Kentucky; Sen. W, H. White of Maine; Sea Scott Lucas of Illinois, und
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INSIDE SPORTS REPORT
STANDINGS
. . .
,
Three Matches
SPORTS O D D ITY
laying on the ground, hit Tuttle
Hr A m m Ii IH I'rriu
with a thrown ball.
This action brought player*
+
Hy JULIAN 8TEN8TROM
frotp both dugouts un the field
They say a miss is ns good
hut the qttiek work of Umpires a* n mile, no matter how close
t'mpltes, as we nl| know, have who was still on th< turf. Ha i
Regan anil Davis broke up the it is. One sport where this teally
a lough job anil we're always salt) something to St.tr and then
entanglement of athlete.* before holds tnte is trarl^ Buck in HUM.
A l’ Xewsfcnturns
convinced that they're doing tin* lagan walking aw.ty
SCrouds 1
blows, if any at all. did any n Id year old tin?* stnf for New
MIA Ml. Jul y
m — *,Vi — The
best they can. particularly Ihe later, when Tuttle wa *ntuf five i
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damage. Knrplnski. who sustained Utrecht
High
In New York.
Minim Scnhnwk, may not provg
n leg injury on the play, was Michael Anilursky. lost two met New Ralls And Net Florala State l.eague umpires to six feet away. Ka.p. -kf. -till F l| T il M II TO Hit* II T n i l t f U * to to* th»> toughest outfit in the
lying on the gmunil, tbiew tke
__
*» «
forced to retire from the gnntr ropolitan AAU junior titles by
new All-A met lean Football Con
W ill Be Furnished ihisWrseason.
ntr awnfe that possibly th ball and hit Tuttle
\\ |||) M O S S , R O D S O II ference, loft already they’re laTa»•.*
the total margin of one and oneIn the ninth.
.
.
Oil*,
season
is
not
f
up
umpiring
eighth
inches.
;
,
This
action
bmugl.t
plnym*'
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Jodie llowingtnn was on the
Contestants By City to the standards of the pa*t but:from both dugou * on the field,
C a r p e n t e r # iug
ImrkfH.I
man who once
Meets
He jumped 21 ’ feet, four anJ
hill for the Feds yesterday hut
“
handled Gar gantua. the big gerillx.
when
we
think
bpek
-we
ran
reWe
could
not
tell
whether
any
one-eighth
Inches
in
the
broad
wasn't quite as effective as he
,
Dick Erdlitx. the chunky littlo
By JULIAN STENSTRDM
The mens singles division o' member only two or three who. I blow s actually connect, o o> noi
|•>| ,.-r
usually performs. Hnwington, who Jump ami lost the event by three, ,
, „
m the ( lly
Softball K„y w|,0 U„ M| to |ilay for Norlii- ** “Sport* —
l.Tr
Hrrald
Eiiilii
several
playe
iiuluding
l
eague,
quarters of an inch. In the hop, the City Tennis Tournament i- when they called 'em in the ^tate but
normally
send*
from
five
to
ten
t,
.
P '"> r .'' " u baling |,.ague, which was rained out * n tl.rn nrnl the
Philadelphia
Manager Ed Levy's struggling
tin' **
l.eague were better than **
' ' ' step, and Jump, the youngstei scheduled to get under Wny tht
^ " ’ "u oL y rrj 'c :
r - " ' " n; ' 111 |u*«
win ,v ic*umcd:pjllfir « .M,inte.i t„ a g.*.wi-su«d
Celery red* slipped another game luitsmrn down via the strikeout leaped 15 feet, six tutd Jive- week ami the firsl three tnatche arbiters we now have.
struggling to gel out of l e i Ills ||,|, ,vrniog if favorable weather . . .
l.j, i.,»» KWi,,l
route,
falletl
to
whiff
n
single
behind the Orlnndo Senators yes
Hnurvrr. th# only 1imr \%i» n n of umpires and Pbijers who were ,„,.v
eighth inches, only to long hy will be played la-tween Gordo:
|„
f|r>l ,.„nt,.,| o f,
, k.0,
(1„ e nftsrniH,n
terday afternoon while the St. Saint yesterday, during hi* seven three-eights of nn inrh.
(Dudley and Jim Higgins, Ctci ever remember being' rrillrnl of attempting t<* avoid a free foi n ,r(„.,|ll|Pt, lwj „ bill the Haynes uhrn ,';Br|ninlu. r..,,, ,dayful while
Augustine Saints gained » full inning trnure. He was nirketl
Bines und James Tcrwilliger, am nil umpires' work • win recently
A M illi.ims Furnlturemen will | ua* f*e*ling him a bottle of milk.
ame on the seeond plare Fed* for *4ght solid hits nml (loose
when we wrote Hint Umpire Be
The sport of Imwling originated F. G. Kilpatrick and Charlie Mot
a1al'' 11av D 'w'a« ’ q on-k''i! ud .0 Un- j!"-Bbv«ith tb* Moss Amusement T Kr.llit* Isn't n e ir c u . worker
hen theY racked sip a 7 to t Kettles, who relieved the south- as a religious ceremony in eitlhe- rison.
gan
failed
lo
ball
the
game
lot
riu-v dnl ivei vlhii-e nos.I- ' ompanv nine.
by trade. II.? winked with Singling .
Draw mg bye*, in the openln: a few, minutes ill order for Doc
victory over the local* at the jutw in the eighth, gnve up three drnl cl'iisUys, where, if a parish*
ns and a pair qf runs.
IIunity
to
introduce
Goo-e
Ket-Mttniripnl |*nrh before « menger
round*
weie
Clay
Williams.
uik>‘<
I'livvluiin
the!.
p.
«e
,
,0
avoid
T
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tfC
a
r
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r
The Feds were itnnhle to solve loner bowled over hi* pin, he was
lies during a recent game played lioulde. Tlteie w ». uo deeiebm V. , • V
crowd.
,T Vr i » go [ ' ,Vk‘’
r h,lr *«, Northconsidered to be leading a clean Galloway and Francis' Cobh.
the
.
offerings
of
Saint
hurler
Although the Fed* • lasted de
involved in the fi.n a -.' ‘ TF
" '° n
•'HtWir.
,
'
' '
• Goose Kettles. City Hpeiegtio
m hi* honor.
life.
\
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-, Alt hi ugh he I.Kik* small corofeat yeslenlny the fan* witnessed Jnck Finch. However, the Feds
Today, we nte again going t«
However, our gitpo baseil on ing Gim«|s.
Director, announced,this mornlni
ilid
rnck
un
an
even
half
dnxen
'Tom.-iiow
evening
armthei
doull|
p
|
„
|„t
„
f
the
big
fellow*
in
that
. tdet '-’a*
a brief a•pell
* of* excitement
‘
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Tenne*sve was originally known tlmt matches can le played a* <1Iticlle Umpire Began, not foi the fart that wile
happened In the eighth Inning. blow* hut they were well scatter
i decision pertaining to a bid fully lestoroil. ini'bei Umpire- Me header will la- played at the pro football, Krdlitz used lo hlas't
Franklin.
jtuty
time
convenient
to
the
con
latkef*. lit Park.
The Sanford „ -|„t •„ f opposition lines, apart’
Brb Tuttle, Snnfnrd second sack- ed throughout the nine inning*,
r a strike or whether a man In-ehlef Regan m I..........
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■ ---- jtestnnts nml leiult* must be re
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and
Robson
obson Sporting
Sporting
when liy was a rneinber't>I,North-'
lt..g p i.lo .e je,l Herald
))iiiiiN
'
was f life or out, but for, pel (•nvis npole
er, laid down a bunt which was except In the seventh when Levy
, *'
•,
pnrteil to Julian .Stenstrom at th
• In the npeucf • w.-?|prir» lujrkfiel.f. lie qtan.lY
jh,. final pair » f 81. Augtftluat
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'milting first baseman Stoll hat- Karpin-ki from the game. It wa
fielded by first bnsrninn Staff ilonhlnl In left nml scored oh
ami in the nlghteap
?np the (a i peltf~ eli'| 0 inrlle* and weighs
»*«•«
*
Korpinski of the Saints. The Idg Don 7-aspel’j single to renter for m n. eumr in the ninth
Kclllu-t nImi rfvrulril thul IIP I pmskl lo remain in the till ye certainly a flare of temper .»• lets’ Union will meet the Mot* )K(I „ „ „ nd.
'
eiday
after
he
nearly
cause.
Saint collided with Tuttle n feu- the only Fed run throughout thp
the
part
of
Ktuploskr
"and
HFi.llltr plaved with the I'hiladel,
. .
...—Jut<d.«-~4-(oe» the Fedv-vwmr- F ri- uu-. hall* f«« lH«* mulch#4
. frer for all l-etweeli player • ||Mr*|Mrt
Inches from first lints un.l threw* C9ntC*t. '___•
.iHlIll.lp alultl!.? " I " 1"*
day night when they .lamtm-.l «*»'l"b le
at
l:..b-..„
^portin
' * , .
'
,,
pb.a KaCles in the Fall of IlMJ
•i the Municipal I'aik
. have Imh-ii enoui-b .. but In-.,
both arm* nmuml the Fed run- f , Thf
. . . Snlnts
, ____ first scoretl In
, Ihe,
nut I I hits to record a :• t» c j *.. .-*** ami three new balls wt
1
the wi.rl.ls o b lr.f VTT.i a... will, them .again in 11*15
line's whnl happened Seeon I fnuq furthei pai In ip.iln-o in lberr. As Ihe two players crossed! f<M,.r' h. ft* n" , | " 1h.,‘n1 * J ," ‘ »
hud.thig muli'rinls. Even llu- woi.l xh.n «s so artial photographer
l-a-eman Hob Tuttle grounded l contest.
Ihe bag together they fell to the « ■ * « « " ' ' « double by hurpln.k. victory over tb, Gainesville G l"- P'ovlded for each mntrh Ab
.
...
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.. i punrnj <»vrr n ninrle tally. How* Men iwhiml four hit piteb.ng by *
..... the
• „|,.eiTV, in th.- Army A ir
» r t . •*
. .wwpliu-ki. who » « > playing fb *'
JlJn Sebailtel tbiew a bull ovi-i I- am li nt, oiiginutitig
grmind. TutHo fame un from he ;rVer, lhf f „ „ , inlllnK fAmp in Goose Kettles. However, n. ,h,- >
kettle. adde,l that l» lt n.ise Karplnskl raced for the hail
\ngl«i-3*UMMt "tigi-l
which is it ( -Iifps. lie saw s»»rv|re tn the Cat'll.*
the
grandstiuul
m
Si
Vugu*ln.«
tiirf hut Karplnski JallCil to 'in**; the fifth when three safeties, return engagement Saturday ev, |the balls and the net must b ; .a onier to put Tuttle out. lb"
one evening and f«ui ■ p- had ■letiviiDvr of the Latin “ leaulo". jH.a„ n„,| China llurnin Inula
Fecund* Inter, a* Tuttle walked combined
wlih
thrre
glaring hlng in Gainesville, the Fed- M*'turned t« HolH.cn* immediatrl
are was tight but Karplnskl |,im off the field in a tiTf\ We’re fe.'iu ’’lego" meaning to rover. ' ‘ lieatre*.
• nay front the sprawled Karpin- Celery Fed errors, permitted four
after each match.
droppftl a
I. -rd III Oil Tuttle only a vn> under, the impression that intro
ski. the Saint player, while still Saints to march over the plate. Ihe G-Men.
The wiutter of the tsuirnamei
! short distance from the bus* on
will l>c namrtl city rhampion an I the right field foul line. Iu«,tend llimaliy hitting a plnvei wit) i
thrown baseball, paitiriilarly when
will ler-eive n silver loving CUP •f tagging Tuttle
out with
tunic oui
woo the
.... ll() ln|| ts not in plav. Is hi
ifonalinl hy William K. K.dei tin11 Kiupin«ki thr#%4 li«th uriii* Jj|f
n Ml*.1r
> 1
mall. •
wpin
aioiiml rutile’s slnuildei s foi O" qrhnl|U.|
f
; . f 1 hic-.wl leason. As '" ,,h •‘" ’ -'f.’ ' I m tion* In St Angu.iine \\ linl
, lo.se.l Ihe bag. they fell to me
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Children a specialty
O 11 l.niidres*.
Phone |li;f t
3 R E A L E S TA TE FO R SALE
•UEBTO Hico copper skinned
FLOOR HANDING
acre farm, D1\ acres tiled.
potato vines.
per I ,tH)0. and finishing. Cleaning and w.i*.
203-09 East
EASY
5 wells, good l.arn and hou-*.M l I 14 I
F. M. English,
ing
New floor* surfaced tn per
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11; \s M
in fair condition. Price $li,U(MM)ll.
Boud.
First S treet
TERM S
fection. Old floor* made like new.
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•bl acres muck^17 acre, sand Ini. i
l,.,tt. n II. *. »i
Call
in Oviedo. Price $:i,5(KM>0.
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A R T IC L E S W A N T E D
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H. M. GI.KASON
22 acre* tiled land, !>. wells, 12
|.e4l *1 H* 7(11.
l^ke Mary, Fin
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acre* pasture, fenced. 4 room |I’ LL BUY your ear. regardless
t
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Tenant house, largs.- burn, t'ri.e
of age or condition. It.-y Reel, G< I M i to fly? Get a trip
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• silil.4
88.000.00. Terms.
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300 W. 2nd St.
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dent poliry from C M
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2 story home, 2 bedroonw. Sit
& Co.
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uated oq I 'y lots. Price fttJiOO,- 7 Pets, Livestock , Supplies
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R. \V. Lortl, Phone 788-W.
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aide. C. M. Bov.l A
rooms and bath upstairs, one
i» i t u ns
oe-Iroor-t and bath downstair*. I
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• nranee,
Price * 11.000.00.
GOOD saddle horse, reasonaide. HOSPITALIZATION
like « 3, |»#Vr A.
individual, family and group
\V. It. Wiliam*. Ilrnkeg
Phone IktP-ft.
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C. M. Boyd A Co
115 Atlantic Rank Rlifg.
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, Telephone 1120.
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W E A R E N O W IN P O S IT IO N T O O F F E R
STRICKLAND-.MOB BISON
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W .- P . I H U N H O N . O W N E R .
POINTER puppies — nimith old.
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prices. Jerry
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Listings
of
farnw, .
- ------------------- ------------------------homes, groves anil business GlRl, lot soda Fountain at Lan- E X P E R T piano tuning and re
ev> Drug Store, Part time or
prnperty.
pairing. II. Cliff Dr.-**, r. Box
full lima.
W. It. W ILLIAMS. KKAl.TDlt
106. ML Dorn Pi... . -/115
415 Vllsnllr Bank lililg.
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Telephone 1120
PARTS A N D HFIIVIl F
painting
nf
linttse* 108 Palmrtln Air.
l.llltIDA STATE I.KAt.l t
LIST your property with Tom E X P E R T
Hinar I #>11
Contract or hourly basis. Pin
Boll, Salesman Tor W. It. Wil
ii.#. lie*
128.
liams.
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13 N O T IC E S — P E R S O N A L Orlnndo
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HANHIRD
II I ii Inn rv ( a ll un Atul in k fo r o u r ip c c in l service*
OR RENT — 5 nr (1 room house. SHORT order conk. .Smith Davis,
t i i i : h t .\t i *» r • n .»»itn » \
St. Augustine
FOR
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you
ran
add
to
yotif
1000
Orangt*
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Prefer furnished.
Permanent
T##U rtf#* h*r«t»k n#a|if tr #| tllMl 48
automobile linhilltv p-dtey, $ I .- lb-land
r-e.slilenL Telephone 903.
■tilt Im- In • h (•*••* '»» ' 1*• I'lllllll
WASHING done.
1010 Orange
000 meslirnl psyinrnt for each tlnirv-svitle
m
tirt
#.f h«-»(i t
rNihiiif lrinrM-».
Pnlntkn
A r e , E. 10th St. Rosie l.ee
jremorf arridenlly Injured while
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A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E
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In Ihr •»•** >.i \ll»
Johnson.
a paasengrr in >»tii tir. io la-esburg
1-4. *4* I
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Daytnon
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rludlng YOU. t
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II. II. POPP. CO.. INC.
POSITION wanted—young wom
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W () 4-foot North Wind Meat
GET A 5 yem fin- and windspeed typist. Phone 7Bh-W.
Palntkn 2-0; Onytonn II I
HI he ( •#• tft» llt*h
display case* with one unit
storm policy, Ymi will ,ave
St Augustine 7; 8 A N F "I
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practically new; one McCray 40- 11
npbroiimatrly I :t nf the cn.l
LOANS
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Im h u r r 0; (lainesvill.- I
\v i r m mh *< * »•
ami .may pay the premium in
cubic foot reach-in meat case;
Game* Todsi
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BORROW HI.I(K WHERE
6 annual installment
C. M.
one Globe sheer; one Hussman
Bt'U • m#i »»I%
1*1-I'nli’ tka at Daytona Beach
PRIVACY IS RKSPKCTP.il
Boyd It Co.
meal chopper. Phone 101)8.
•Ink •*! I *a • \ I# 13(1
SAN'FlMtl) at St. August!.
YOUR natural desire for privacy
•• |* III IlM
laCsburg nt (lalrcsvitle
re ua for HEDGE SHEARS,
I |M I t,
I l|* ( i l l
in money matters is strictly 8AVE money on ynyf fire, windOrlando at Di-land
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R A K K S, WEED CUTTERS,
respected here.
Friend/ and
DISH PANS, PERCOLATORS
ralatlvka are not . questioned
r iltfc iT
and othi-r
insurance,
ENAMELED P A ILS —and other ‘ abgut y6ur credit.
Your em
CIH'NTV.
I like our profit-sharing
hard to gwt' luma.
Stanleyployer or buiineaa associates
NINTH fllK T IT . «'ll 1N< lilt V
SPORTS LAU G H
of Insurance. C. M. IJoyil
Rogera Hardware Co.
will not hear of your personal
ItlTII JtITTKNI'OllC.
PlalnllK
affaire. There la no cause for
IIK IlN lH iV
819 W E S T T H I R D
1.
HI VOIII'K
(NEHSPRING mattresaes, box
embarrassment.
.«( tlir •'ll r ltd 1 *1.1111
t'll.MH.ia
vurrcNtnutK.
springs, Hollywood beds. All
Charlie (ReilJ Barrett the |iejk
Reasonable credit requirements. RNJOY your meal In cool com
Iierenrtani
fort—nice htrere at the Red pery St, Louis Cardinal pit* her,
typee
matlresaoe' rennvaled.
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X H t lr r * t I 'w M I r a t lw a
on monry loans.
Bam, best hamburger sandwich recently was discussing h»w he If, (bn Narn. ..( til. et.lt. nf i ’l-J*
Call ua today — sleep better
In dig rtmuty. liny Johnson's would pitch to various hitlers, rn s—
R*d Bitti Restaiirsnt, .1 miles Someone asked him how hr w« uU T n : C h s r l r s Mi l t . o . t n r l , U * H i n t .
BchoU Bedding A Furnllare Co.
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Klkr'a.
le,raln
Cnunly.
O h io ;
south of Sanford on Route 17 pitch to Ted Williams.
Sanford Mattr#.** Factory
Vutt. t'hitrl.'s M •I tr 1.4..r I . at. Ii*-,,-Phone 1181 and 072-J
Said Barrett: "Easy and light by at.raataarle.) in i,t.|n-ai in Ihr
LO AN*
LOST A FOUND
I N i H e SO U T H E A ST
omobllea. C. M, Boyd A Co. 14
down the middle. They told ntd
GIRL’S bicycle, dxrellent condi
n the Circuit Court. Ninth Judicial
o keep the hall away from Joe Circuit,
ih value of life insurance
In and f»r thmlnnl) C.olnt),
tion, good Urea. Phona 323-J
L08T—
works
of
a
17-jew#I
More pcopl drink A tlantic Ale and Bcc than any other
XMeggio when I .was pitching (8 Htet. n f Ktnrtda, In i n . «*.*« o(
•a at 2 H * to 4HCV. C.
aftar 8:00 P. M.
Walthan curved wrist watch. him. I ilid — 420 feet away from Hath Mlttetidorfc PlamlKJ. vn.u»
Plaaae return to Allen Hall, him, Just as far as I could m i'hsrlrs
Mitten,InrT,
t,e(rlid«lll.
w hrr.ln the r.tlet eoiigtit Is dlm ust be
c/o Harold.
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12 SPECIAL SERVICES
vore... ..it August (Ih, ivla. whtrh
Is
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nf
tht*
r'aurl;
el.»
NOW la tho time to protect OIJR Jewelry Floater policy win
a D.rrr* Pro Coa(..*«> will ha »BThe bojraenberry la g varleiy
fa>Ay you for Jewelry lost,
jroor prooerty against Wind(tr*4 against you and.Ihr caw ptuoccasions. Phona
moien or destroyed. No if*. blarkl>erry-lika bramble fruit wl
r.ea . « j>ar|*
Extended
a
raapberry-llke
fUvor
which
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I t Is l u r l h . r n n l f r o t that H its
C. M. Boyd A Co.
Coverage. C. M. Boyd A Co.
N u l l r . »( l*«t.ll.-atl»rt h . p u ld ls h r il
developed in California from thl
nitre a wrrk (nr < .-narmitltr
HE 8 0 * la preferable to tho HUB CAP, Old.mobille. Owner lyres o f blackberries, g vark
:k * la tho H a n f.in l llrr a l. l. a
identifying of raspberry and the loganber
8B0 deductible collision or up
m * > M | .r
of a r n r r a l e lr r u la t ln n
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M .m ln o fo
set automobile Insurance. Get
ty. FJo rl.la ;
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roe ami paying for
our ratek for your car* and
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H an fo rd,
In tioek. R. B. Brown,
trucks. C. M. Boyd A Co.
i v w i i . r i w M i , t it s J a tr
1011 North Orange, Oriarulo,
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AUTOS FOR SALE
I) p. IIKIINCON
SPECIAL 48 HOUR SERVICE
Tfinr tlr |Hia||■ nr *tt«fIVldUMl». |UI III#
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l*r|Kv«ltf| nf IsAdhp
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bdm>«#|| ni'idry
N#*ns
Ms H tarm nt n||i#r llrtts. N*»Nl: nn l#adk prrinlRFa unit
N*oNII nn nll»rr frrl • flair
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Arf#|itanrrt <*«#ul#-*t hy »•? f##» Nmiuni «»f this
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Wo cnn innkr ntrangenteiitu for you to fitunro
them on EASY TERMS!
City Tennis Tournament Will Get Unaerway This Week
f
IslalFuture
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with V E N E T IA N
B LIN D S
o1 V icto ry O ver
SPECIAL NOTICE
n r r ii.
BEAUTIFY
YOUR HOME
OCLUH
or
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sIIm « | (and lUtli*
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U|.|l|itllBliR Ilf HIsilrM mill iHiltl Irul kill.ill Ylklntua .
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(filler iMinil#, iiiflrN. *«ii«| ||« lirnl un m
It l.B M t
Uiiiihinitk Miiik« (inrluitlnt Nh «•I•••■K »»f Krtltml llrm^M llaitk) Nhim
Im I<»!»«»• with olhrr bank*. InrliitllnK r«>rr%r Ulmit-r
Mini, i m r H I U i i i r Id
an nf 4nl|»rtl<fd
I. IU h i n t
ll.m k |»r#mllMF« tiN D ril |C 0(BI 00, fill d ilu t e f«d<| flu *
When JirqUPn Cartirr miiIni 'Ip
iurug y t . i H i O o n
k ) ,»H » « V#
IllsnV |nrBil»M ownrtl « ia riiI.Jm | in no lien* n*.l
Ih# A t t Lawrence iiv#r in I Vt 1
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h-Adkl
nml (Barov#red a *#ri#a of* raplda. Itenl **•(•!« iiMiml other III.*f| Issfik
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thdUffh h# hml rrnuhrd Ih# I r i k « k (
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tlie * la l f i A l f « s ( l >
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|iI #•Mi(••**» (if nlhrr (till paitllk
S-.IHI
roant nf Chinn.
• <1-1 >• . f ^ ll.ilillll) In I IsI• iwsitk nn .«• • • |il .sin a- s>«||nlit M«|lll«
**•*'•»»#
4881-lN
(heap •(•dricily.
Soon nrw labor-saving appliancti will b« ready —and
i a r r e l l
res 7 T
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F E A T U R IN G
At Touchton - snd other
Urug Store* In fisnfnnt.
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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
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Tonight the C e l e r y Fedtravel to St. Augustine to play
the final lilt of a two-game
wrim with Manager Bill Stein-,
ecke's third-plare Saint*. In all
probability. Cal Blanc will grl
the pilrhlng a.slgnmrnt from
Manager Ed l^vy.-A t the prc*.
rnt lime, Sanford maintain* a
three-game lend nrtr the Saints
who are fighting In retain the
.rrond plare berth In Ihe loop
standing* which they ln»t'wime
nil week* ago In thf Fed*.
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194tf
Brief Spell Of Excitement Occurs
In Eighth After Play At First
&
electric** eel
8.
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An
JU LY
1M 8
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k .i
("a g e O n e
8,
for aviation gasolin*
Tomjulorji advancr acro«t lh«»
The word turnpike originated
Jhm.i
f r t t r at i ■ i piw)- nf - gp tn ~ in fu m t hP' cartr A merifan egkUbk m —
m iUs'tn hour.
of bkxrkin# a
nuil» with
tht* fnd of tho war, aa *
laid,
or polrs— when the toll was M
m
u
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of decreav^l mihtary (U* Sties of liquefied petroleum the likes were turned aside.
nmnd.
were blO.OOU.OUO gallons, an in
crease of 23 percent over 1944.
The first automobile un record
About 25 percent of the world s
gases for household use last year wm* Invented hy a Frenchman In
nown
oil reserve* are controlled
1700, and was steam-driven.
y British-Dutch intcitrsti.
Tho
leatherhaek
sen
turtle
reaches a weight of 1,000 pounds
Broccoli is a variety of cabbage.
Committees Told
At Today’s Mee
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JU LY
nmrwi in n o wnt» elm n ^ k
.aid Const yoar written appeatai
(personally or by attorney), in «
*f»: Hill. M l# Raglatrr, whose addrees la ahkanwn.
Kotlr* la hereby glran.that an ac
tion rot fl Ivotes has been bCoachl
agktkst .you akd that yon are re.
■itrad Is fRe an npoeamnee. In
d ll abdra snlllled (ViuM and cause
,oa or before the list day of July
- ’d
fe
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�M ONDAY,
T O E ~ S A N F O R D T H E R A L U , S A N F O K D, F L O R ID A
“P A C K ' S IX
prefer dessert to potatoes.
Their day starts around H a. tn.
when they wake up They get u
few minutes' of scientific* eipVciie
Uy l-arri' Stunt*
"and ipve it," then breakfast.
The
two-story
whiUj
atone
house
A P Ncwsfeaturc*
Flay tinsj Is until lunch, then there
face
a
the
garden
at
the
side,
LUKNOS AtRKS — The fivo
is a nap from I to 4., bedtime
lilt*,.- Diligentis, one of the two with the gable cud to the street. comes, reluctantly, about ft or
sets i f quintuplets In the world, Over the front porch is n iunewill he three years old July Ifi relief of fn.j cherubs. In a niche
Diligent I, who was planning a
but nobody is paying much a l on one side of the door is n life* trip to the United Stales brfore
ien! ton either to them nr their sied statue of n stork; on the the quints were born, has giivn up
other a maternal figure.
birthday.
the idea now.
The childirn are kvpt to tD.-mThe father, Franco Diligent!,
"M y wife and I ore content
say- they will have n birthday selves and seldom go away from here at home." b- said proudly.
patty lil" tiny other children but the hi use. Tliey have no friends in
"iinilniig special," One present the neighborhood nnd are not en*
Alfred B. Nobel, Swedish dyna
th, i already have—an autograph. tourag-id to go nvar the fence mite inventor, set up an annual
•*,l picture of the Dionne quintup while other children are passing. pri*e to be presented to person*
led -nt th*m firm Canada a few As a result of this care 'and a making the greatest contribution
seeks ago. And sente new tops, rigid regiment o f injectona— “ cal- towards peace.
but not too many, because they •■ium and vitamins and things like
share them and one new one i that"—so far they have escap'd
nil childptn's diseases
each amounts to five new ones.
"Haven’t be-n sick a day ir
Tin- birthday cake, however,
will
« monummin! affair. There two years," the father said proud
will tie centered towel three layhi, high with five smaller indiThere is a special staff o f.fiv j
wdod cakes arranger around it in servants’ who do nothing but care
a soil of urn]loped formation. Koch fur the quinta: a physical training
nf the individual cakes will have teacher, a French gnicrrien*. n
itv own three candles pud III" trained nurse and two maids. The
name o f the owner; Franco. Jr.. children eat just, about any Total
Maria, Fernanda, Carlos Alberto-, they like,anti, naturally enough,
Maria Father anti Maria Cristina.
This was the design worked out
for iheir second birthday. It ‘gives
each one his own set r f candles to
blow out—-not that llc y had much
sen
along that line Inst year.
Diligent I hope* it- will be tieller
Argentine Quints
Are Now A T h r e e
Crocodiles pro the largest sur
vivore of the great repltilian age
iCCRITARY GENIRAt of Ihe United
Vationi. Tryi;\c U e H shown with
Mrs t-’c. Juit before they took oft
fyent LaCSuatdigField In New York
for their home in Olio. Norway
After a few days In Orta, Mr. I.it
yin ns to visit Geneva, Sv; it ter land
irid Ilie Hague. Die Netherlands, te
nr peel facililtu. (Itilcrnolional)
K
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w s J 10s will* , M . r k , , M and
I’thUj
Sttnltitm,
tiny stagreoarn stop in tRAA to
Is—
feAU I R O n t i l l COMPANY, M anila, lad.
No Starch, Nt> T alc, Smooth as Velvet
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Net lie K.iWi, AthUte't loot
HEAT POWDER r^Lr™
1
Diu'ovcr, a* did many toldicr*, limv sfiiickly E C H O POW DER put* yniir .Win "at
case
Juit dust it o n -n o ugly appearance,
rub it in - it diiappear*, but olt, tliui mm drrful, marvcIntM, cooling feeling n ftclicf.
Alto deodorant (or ranlklrj tulpkiYn <md doiuhr
Mrnle kp the
A/rrArr*
ooO'"
of VICTORY Ointment
Sold b y Touchton, Roum illat &
home tow n druggiat.
|many hngliali and North American
Ifamilies live. The lin k in n corner
store, m tepy to a question iilmut
tin Mi hardly lo«k*-d up from Ihe
court, i a. lie graluiiol and -ays:
"Ih a l’s where th-y live ‘ tight
net".- the stieel Prttlinldy lliey
are tit the yard now."
Ate) so they at" nil five „f
the e»b ■litilet m g around a Ini I ter
— iy-W illlAM * i n fly < n the gravel walk of lit dr
Ctntrel P t r u Writer
gaidt'ii, with Iwo uniformed maids
look me on Three g ill* tn pink
HKD. W H ITE AND BLUE
flower garden, geared to sound.
coni
ami the two Imy* nt tan
bat* for men, say* a faohlon
one*. At] (lip same elite now, Inti
authority, are In the oiling. And
For yesri now hit manufac not looking lo r y murlr alike,
th* further off, eaye Grandturer* hive been fcuiy tucking
A ris,-firet feitcr- ,tf sic j pyltnglittle letthete into h*t b in d i : snr rounds the acre of flowers anti
peppy Jtnkini, the better.
ertd the cuitomen htve been• grass in front of the n e t house.
Jutt t i buty plucking them out.1 Hut there |H plenty u f s|rttre tn
byik through'— not that many |mhi.
The little Itdy it in lor a long
Ander»pn or your
ortr-duo g udiw wh e n P o p
thowt up lot the hrn time look
ing like t betrdleti Uncle Stm.
Bids On Painting And Plastering
At eleven o'clock on Thursday morning, July 11,
194(1, the County Hoard of Public Instruction will
deceive sealed Idds on [minting and [ilmitcring for
It could b s w o n e . Rem em ber
the g r o t * green d a lh cop i |utl
after W o rld W a r IT
t Technicolor topper*, th* man
at the next de*k prophesite*.
will turn th* baaebali bleachers
Into eomelhlng resembling a
Hot telered ktille* ore tatneIhing die. After a mon hoi
donned a flaming red chapeau
or a iky-blue fedora it !• up la
the wind' la lellevb him •( hit
reipaniibllity.
OUtlKM-OI’ SLSUCSTiaS.. -
Tn,
IIKTTV
AtrTIM'tt Itll’t’V.
wh>*wt pises* of leslil'nce Is' usknown.
Ytw Wfr |irf tb) notified wild r#*
fj!iir**i li* appear to tk erf lulu PHI
of rompUlMi filed a**la>t Y«'u for
illture*, !•> Ct.Vt'K *1. lllf'l'Y .'
inih p. iiillim in itie Circuit t untt
Ilf :*rminute County, Florida. utt uf
lirfuro the sill da) of August. ISU.
In default thereof ssld esuse wIIJ
pr'K'eest tvs Parte.
I,rt tills older t>" published for
the stuiuiurr; lime required h> a *
in the Hanford Herald. Sanlord Flo
rida, a newspaper of general -err*eiilatlnn In said munly and ••*•*Witness my hand and official
seal of offlee, at Hanford, HeinIHole
County. Florida, Ihla Sth *!»>’ ot
July. m t.
t*. P. HKItNItOS
fieri, of Cl re utt l °urt
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O U R PR IC E S ON P A I N T A R E T H E S A M E O LD
PR IC E S A S B EFO RE O P A IN 1942
W E S P E C IA L IZ E IN P A I N T A N D G LA SS
W E S H A K E IT U P — W E D E L IV E R — N O EXT R A C H AR G E — W E SAV E YO U M O NEY.
SEE US N O W F O R Y O U R R E Q U IR E M N T S —
T A K E YO U R P A IN T PR O BLEM S TO
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
Check* bacterial grow th , toothc* the shin.
ECHO PO W D ER la gu aran teed to be
flnast A n tU ep tio an d H y g ie n ic Pow der
jron h a v e a ver used or m on ey back.
liusy modem city with n rnetn
politnn population of fttfi.OOtl.
194«
I^egal Notice
N o matter what kind of paint you need—for the
outilde, inside, floor* or furniture — we have the
Pittiburgh Point tlutt will give you thebcat looking,
longeit-lasting and moat economical rcaulti. Here'*
where you’ll find u full line of the hncat paint*
money can buy.
The nni'icnt Itnniaii* vrctc in ' ini* more."
Von wall, up to the n-w Dill*
tho hal>it uf dtinking the flowing
hlmnf nf the yludintors ns a emu [geoti lioiu,.' nielli quiet, tree*
1shnded streets in a sulturli where
for epilepsy and other ills.
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la ,fc .Y < S Atiy il it
it /or
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sT* ti’ i . *ay* they are |wvp’le fiorn
uoI* oh'* the neiglihorho,id If,, says
tlie United States has paid mine
FOUOWINO THI OIMIH of Ui» OPA, Mr*. VVInnls Willir rccelvetl notice
idtii'imrj to tli,- quints than Ihe
~from, lit/ landlord Utal Ihe rent of her apatltjienl In Miami. FI*., bad
ri'vl " f the world put together,
• been tailed front *15 In *1.000 a month. ShuWn trailing the note—
Vmerieuti*
are
much
mltt'.i
which is enlarged at bottom—Mrs. Willi* explained the meteoric riso to
cm line. alHiot ihem than Kkirupe.
the tact thot ihe bad repeuictily loughl aid liom Uic UI’A, citing the
an- ot the people down here," he
landlord for rental code violation*. .
(International 5'cruudphoto)
captained, \Vhy, wlirn we Marled
to get ."‘tters from Italy about «
yeai ago i got one frofti my mnlliKuhwiiv ronitruciinn was *tnrt'
World crude oil production in l ee. Sim j u s t ' said, "| hear your
cd in New York us early as IKdik HMfl Is ex|rertCrl In Ire rilMiiit 2.1
[Wife hud quintuplets. 1 hope they
pcrcfiit greater than in IP fl.
are getting along all right,' Noth
I'hoeuix, Ail*., grew from
., '
Arol fujles lnt|nipiuoa In
lbs Pill Plus llook. f t |Vt twit copy
pie ilo. Ctiilili'.'n don’t glance In;
All il(l<> Konvtn docs, ntul WBVtx
at Ihr quinta, who wav* Luck. Th.KRita A ii -u n lock*!: w l ohe of
them i* /not even closed.
JU LY
G E N E R A L IN S U R A N C E
“ Th e C om plete Paint and Glaaa Store”
SA N F O R D P A IN T & G L A SS CO
Room 506
Sanford A ll. Nat. BU Bldg
Phone 732
FLETCHER
117 S O U T H P A R K
BO LLS— D IC K
E LS B E R R Y
P H O N E 303
m=m=iii=iii=iii=m=iiEiii=mEm=iii='m=iii=m=iioiiEiii
= OH BA B Y ! W H AT R E A L V A L U E S A T M A T H E R ’S F O R Y O U R 1!!
At least, the rod. white and
blue sklmmere should make ua
feel very patriotic. Every time
we tip one of those topper* It’ll
be the same u waving th*
Americmn flag.
jg
the Ijtk p M onroe School building, a ccord in g to speci
fications o f Architect Ellon .1. Moughton.
Th e Board
P R O V ID IN G
reaprvea the right to reject any or n
Atlrarlhe erttn with "drop" tide* In Mrpli
and Fnxmeled flnlthr*.
All slat* or pin
*trd end »lytr*.
bills.
C R IB M A T T R E S S E S from $10.95 up
T. W. Lawton, Supt.
Cotton F elt o r Innerapring
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L. E. Jordan, Chairman
It’ * n lug one , , , the job of
|irmtiling irlrphone service
to rural people acallrred ovrr htindrctU
of ihotisatul* o f acpiare milrt in nine
a la lr a !
WHISKEY
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P L A Y PE N P A D S
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Hut It’* a jolt that we’ re pleased In hr
doing. Soulltrm Bell truck* anil men are
keromlng a more ami more familiar
aigltl along ihe rtiral road* of the SouthO f course a job o f this site can’ t be ,
roinplelrd overnight— particularly elnce |
more central o ffice equipment must be
Inetallcd at many telephone exchangee
before additional ’ phones can bo con
nected. *
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You,can !>• 4ura o f tblai IJ V r* dol«g.
the fob, using the beat equipment and
technique Bell System experience and
research ean develop, and we’ ll keep
extending telephone eervice Into m
atari IMAM *-■■*•**I areas .
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
$3.95
2 WAY HI-CHAIRS fii
Carriages
ronJeoetl Washable Leaihreettee With adjMtable
lira4 and feet reel*. Tier
choke ef eaaawN or aU
■laminam muse.
Strollers
detachable h a n d l e !
Cemaa In Mm i m m I.
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$0.95
other High Chairs
EASY
TERMS
With eliding true- Alee waxed
Im IVI noun*
*11.95
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TO PAY THE MATHER WAY'
PACKAGE STORE
410 SANFORD AVENUI
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THE WF.ATIIKK
In Unity There la Strength—
To Protect the Peace of the World!
To Prod ace Prosperity for SsnfertL
AN
VOLUME XXXVII
Established
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D A IL Y
Breakdown Of
Peace Talks In
ChinaReported
!
NEWSPAPER
N a n k i n g , July y, w
Jews Protest Palestine ‘Tyranny*
There
has "been, a complete breakdown
■d penre -negotiation* In China.
A . p u k e v n i a t i Haiti to
day tliiii tin- ( '.enmurrUi negotia
tors' have given up all effort*
ttr reach a settlement. Thr ComimiuNt peace proposals are said
to have 'been Gully rejected by
(ftiut.g Kui KliekV (Yttltul goVeiiiioeut.
i : . i v / i .utietii— o ff iv tala
nIT*3il'l a* |Mf**iiuiiUi- -tTRouT Uiv
outlook for intrnuil_prfttt:-.aa.lUJt
the" rohimumsls.
At the behest of American
j meilialors, two rlvtif t liini-K- genj t-ral* in Manchuria have sched
uled u Hireling foi Thursday.
Hut it’s considered unlikely that
they will gel together nl all,
much ban arrougti-a .Irucc.
The cullupM- of tiegotinlinn*.
came ishilr dtsputche-. from the
north told of new fighting lortween Communist uiui National
troop*. Once.again (lie fomniimj ists have begun a large offrllotvo
I near r the llnili-d Stales 'Marine
base'.nl _T»iogiior Arcurding Jo
government dispatches, they shelle<l a railroad town in that vlcln--.
illy for 24 hours, and a Chine**}
newspaper say, casualties were .
heavy, Ameiicnn and Chinese iin- ’
ttonal inemben of a tiure team i
an- nil theii wav to the region,
lit spite of Communist objection*. |
lltliei news of figbling rninr from ,
Northrrn Manclinrin. lln- -.-acoast .
province* of CllnnlLinu —
,1
and1 1
Kisngsu. and tbr Central provinre
of llti|ieh.
*
.^ B O S T O N , July 9, (/P) —
JBasebnll’a "d re a m Knm c"—
the all-xtar contest turned
talnto n nightm are fo r the
f Na
tl ftnaT , _ ‘ague tod a y pa
--th ey took a savage 12 to 0
la cin g from thirim w fifrM trfer
lug A m erican Lea gu e siiuad.
- A crow d o f 21,000 saw the
slau gh ter at F e n w a y . Park
in Boston.
Evidence Found
Slavery Is Being
Revived In Japan
(''aim'd Nisei Regiment Given
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U. S. And Australia
Establish Embassies
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WASHINOTON, J
states and
Hebert Butler of
tint American
bej-w. The fleet
to Waihlngton
*
Ittn U U r ot
'mu
Every Man, Woman, Child In Seminole
Paid $7.14 To Run County Government
J
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tA
Rep, W ood ru ff Says
Tremendous Credit
Third
World
W ar
WASHINGTON, July !»,
(#l’i—CritirH of tin* loan to
A b .iilii u - Ifft Yu. r l f f c -lofrart rrr=
fFfrili VerlinF b.1i*n1i5* oii*tlit>
,HiULsti,Jil»<)|-. U t'iu v M 'jita lix e _
liny
Congressm an I s No Skyrocketing Of Prices In City
City Commission Proposes Two
Mill Reduction In Debt Service
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NO. ZlU
- M i g h t .^ iw S c c d s O f
'Making Study Of j
Litchfield Trials
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Welcome
H1:H IIAII.H CHOWIJKD wrltli member* ol the I rin-d ss.’n.i - Heglnrr-nial Combat Irwin. the first Atnertciut
M the lrootohi|i Wilwm Vtrtury tr. gr.-end in New York b>- a giuup ol native Hawaiian
dsn.pi * wtto on pictured
irt* ai the men daunt Thr regiment mrw acthm iront tin start ol
tbe Notth Alru’jn invasion hi tin untie* [or France umi Italy Thev nip i-nrouit to Hawaii t tiurnutlonnh
T TOKYO, July P—
rail
i Rutois Cor 'Ontenif Mm. A ft tinr
heodiiuarters have foil'd eviJtnct
that slavery Is being revived
1 •- I f *
11
ev* , *
Japan. loirge nmniwra of women
ond girl, nrr *aid to have li>-< n
virtually sold n* ulaui latter tic
their piitetit*. The pitirnl* rteiiv*
the wage* earned by their clmigb Action Pari O f Com
ter* under a two or three ye.n
mit lee’s Probe O f
contract.
That kind of alnwry wa* pi"
Army Court
System
_._
i
hibiteil by General MncAithin last
IlAl) NAUHEIM, Germany, July
Oclobar,, and by a Japanese m
d innlire adopter) In May. Uni 0. t.-l'i A study nl th,, Mchtirid
LEAVINO H IE WHITE HOUSE (top) in Wanhington are lout ol Lite Japanese and Amaricun Inct-sii trlnU t te-itiK miiiti- in liui Nunmember* ol the, Jewish Agency for Pulcttlne who had juvl I'ot^r iTixl gators found in a study c f ■ * helm In lli-ptfMiiiaiivi- Jultn BhcrWith Preildrnt Truman on thr reoent event* there. They are ‘ 1 to r.t tertile factories that women lr.b..« Idntt <>1 Hit llittiAr Mlllt uv Allrtitn
lxito* Llpvkv lUbtil Abbi || Bllvrr. Itnbbl StejUien B, W lv and I>r rrs w«-ie living iindei *h» -Id Coniml'li, It. IVtittiytv.«|• i IlrntNahum aoldman Shown bt-lnw thoiwinda drmonalrwle In New Ymt i<> slave ciiniMtlou* sleeping t< I > ocr ,r tt,l - ,t It,- wu, ,>t, crviuti
"Flghl UrtLalns Tjr.ninp in l*rJ(»tlne" while tevrral In tlm gtoup mriy liiltoiies, umi then live. ieeiil>-.-1 tin- ittti' .t • [wit uf tbr ’ citina HrUbdi flag on winch appear* n vwaitlka. llntennllnnal Bouiidpliidoi down to tlie last detail by coin niliter - cruel it| luvrrtlgntlirn nl
Ihr Atitiv « >unit lltii! '.|*| 'V.lrtlt
puny mb's.
Investigator* are making
i Hr Lilvu ilr i.ittil tti.it In- w i- lookcheck of mines in llonsho and llt ; lulu tin- McltllrUT ttuM-* Iu r.ee
Kyushu. Forty thuusand othei« II Utry wart.tnl liijlhi'i f’"tigrr--i.
aid said to be working itlmve sloh.il IttvrMig d tun
In Ihr tuns mill storoty Urbllrltl
ground, n* coal sorter* on a long
night shift. Some men. haw Iren trial- *1* n llh m - unU tru rulivtrd
found working inside el-.- kudos mrn Itavo brrn arcuierl o| crttrlly
against their will, ami ulbn, l lo Anirrlran -tilrlwr- intiirbunnl In
A induction In City t«* mil- outside only under guaid.
Ltrllflrld H ic I.iih I HI*i 111 til thr
late from HO to 28 mills wa, ten
gtiattl- alul ntir ttllirt-r Ittvr la--'n
tatively agreed upon by the City
convlrlrrl
Tltr [i;vtre**hticv httvr
TIHIKIKI1 OFFICIAL KII.I.FIi
Commission Friday evening, and
pnKlun-<l cumpt.tnil- ot [trrvtttre by
at another meeting Monday night
a NKAJIA. Turkey. July 9 uv
high Arniv of ft,mll i t r ' hlrttrU
u previously propo»nl mcrenro in - Governor Dcvtat Twiulogan ot At
runkititt ilrfeiirl.ilit Cot J itm-- Kilt
assessed valuation* ws., nchteveu. yU|-n Province e t* found slvot 1- an ot llti;lil nut IMtk III li«- .i-krtl
Hw net result of nprralmn, ac|n j,L* mansion today 'Cltr for ,i Ihr-nP-iiUti invrellttuUon
WABHINQTON July 9. t/l»|—The curding to Mayor
Lut, f » , r was said unotflclnlty In In Klltaii luiiurr I lUiunaihlr, .it IJcB*
Oeiukte Wur Investigating Commll- wilj be to add about I7.H0H to the sulclde. However, govenimi'iil mrt- Held now l- on nut
tec waa told tobiy that a mid- City's opera hog revenue* untl cent was Indiculed by the fattuie
III Uliotlier III it thill of l.lei|t
wmtem firm Ub*l io mciiKle glfU $3,1100 to the debt *ervce.
of the ofitctal Turkish News Agritcy Lewvanl Knnta ot I'nk-klll N V. of llguor among It* expense* under
The ^nlllaie retlucllon wa* o- to mrntlon the Shooting ihr ■*• Cloetiic anrumrnl- have startrd anti
a government wnr ergitract. Tlie chieved by paring two mill* o ff uf hours ufler the Governor's dctiilt u vcnllct It mid In be near.
firm was the Erie Boiln Metal the 15 mill debt service lev/ with
Products Company—part of the In which to pay Sanford's Itunded Industrial eamblue built up by the dabtednasa o ( $9,000,0t)i), the reOarnon brothers, and now occu*ed maining sum ow ed on I he fomter
of war profiteering.
I f 7,000,000 debt. The operating
A former Army captain. Carl,levy ramalna at Ift mill*.
Bt
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Moline, testified that the company| The proposed Increasu in a*tried to charge against the govern- n u r d valuation*, d»»igned to add
TALLAHASSEE.
July
U - $7500.09, the sliriiTk.Kot *15HI.W.
k*ot
v* cost
__ * every ____
___ *L_
........ .. » a i.I $7.70(1.(Id,
i'lfnn mk
ment n or* than $19,000 far liquor f7,ooo to' Citv op«ratinj funds, (F N
the asM-ssnr
S )—It
man, womnn
« I'
■ at
_a it,
n, JnI inil and child In Seminole County $7.11 the county jtiilgr- tollecteil J|»2o5J>tl
and other mhcellaneou.* gifts. Mo mra.
ws* confirmed
thv. meeting,
line sold company official* had not W ill a 10 pem nt Increase for for the operation of th*j county and the collect/n lltCMUm.
slaty
dUcloa«d who got those preaenU
buslites* properly, 10 percent for government last fiscal year. That'* law provfde* lliul if the lcga|-fee<
George Knutson of the War De dwellings'anil A0 percent Increase shown, along with other interest COllectijd tlital iimreO lhan^$7JilHt.
parimenl Price AdjmtmeiH Board for vscent property, rsthcr than ing comparisons, in the annual re per year Ute ft-e nfii'ir ulintl ii.it
testified that tlie chlm was not (y,# ^
percenl Incress-* formerly port of county finances ready for use the etterssive amount lo hi*
allowed. The list ol presort* was proposed.
release Ijy State Comptrolkir J. personal account
said to Include such items as pen
"The financial condition of tho
A fter computing the taxes at 13 M. Lee.
and pencil acts valued at (130 mllle for debt and 15 mills for
In Qadsen County th* cost per counties of Florid*. Is ekPiUcnt,'*
each, and two cigarette--lighter* o p m t t a ir *sp«n»ei, calculations person for cou my government wn* and I vi mg rululu It- every I in [toy
at HM apiece. Knutson told th* showed that tha aclual Increas# $3A3, That is the low-si in •r for having so carefully select*
committee that by renegotiation, In taxes for th* ysar would be Florida. In Gulf County the rust Otd men and women sin.-cro inotigh
th* Army hod reduced profit* of only 2.00 percent on business was $32.95 per purson. That Is In tLrir official caparitie* lo
the Erie m*in Company for 19*3 property, 4 percent on residential the highest In the state, but not safeguard the financial present
from ti J7&.000000' to tM.ooo.ooo.
property and « . W percent on much higher than In Okeechobee and future ol thcir varibus
vacant property,- making a total w hen It stood at $32.1? per per counties," Comptroller I-re said.
H i i a i i u h o l d in g o w n
increase o f le*« than 110,000 on son, The average coat for ll/i " A t Ih-' close of the counties fiscal
th* total teg roll. Th|» would In- entire etate wss $8.80. In Osceola year lisrre was * ca*h credit to
L08 ANGELES. July • M V T h e
J ^ ^ " r i i n „ n 1 I u .i T - U c r w * t ^ t a x levy (or operating County it coet Tour cents per per. tho A7 counties of $0,(119,0.13413.
On top of thnt they have build
■on more than that.
Thar* might be more thrill* at ings aml equipment appraised nt
Good Samaritan Hospital report
tached to being a sheriff In Flori fie .5 134105.5H, They have machin
City Mansger, 8*y*r W W W
tlie millionaire movie and aircraft
da than*being a clerk o f the cir ery worth $1,230,020,011. Their In*
maker to “holding hto own** against
cuit court, hut the office does not Vfetmenls stand at $4,949,180^8
crlUaal Injuries sustained In th*
sbowad that the total taxes levied pay o ff • eo wall. For instance, and tbrlr Incidental Invenlorlea
crash of hto plane flunday.
records re Visaed In the report by Mid »P *o $114,023.40. All inoae
. - . - i t ----------------Comptroller Leo revealed that the figure, make the county govemSTAMEN MAN WINS
average Florid* sheriff collected fflanta worth wi cash ami visible
ST, HAUL. July 9—
For
Id too* teat ftoeaj year $4,785.15 asset. $42,460,730.48. I think l
mer Minnesota Governor Harold •o ~ e « M pr-P.rty - w , U » l»- white th* avarag* dark of th- havo a right to Join Florida taxE. Station described tb* Iterabli_ w s, fjcelvlng
M M — | $6,181.41.’ payer. In being proud uf our
can 'eentatorial primary triumph
Tha average for th* a*t*o*or wa* county official*."
of
Geverno*
<niward
Thy*
today
or uevem o. rauwaro anye toaay
Just how tho wealth » f Florida
Tha anolv*U
analysis further
fur (hi r ret
revealed the lowest o f all County fee of
ficial. It wta 84,846.18, Next come haa grown In rowmt >ear* has
111 the 1948 the county fudges with 84^53Al>, toon revealed Ly th* report which
velum- then th* collector* with f4.703.7A. chow* that-In 1912 thr total tax
lion* wore $213^87.515.00. In
In Seminole County th# el*rk of
non-homethey wf r e |^ l*97l8C4,9M.OO
th# court received lost fiscal year
! r e d.^ rrsr.W 7'0,,0•
Royal
lino ui the u
More Testimony Is
President Favors Heard By Senate
New Leave Pay
Investigators
*Plan For Soldiers
WASHINOTON, July B.tdh-Tlie
matter of shelling out urnilnil pay
to ltjOOO.OOO veteran* of World War
II may be aettUd by compromloc.
Recording to Senator Edwin. John■an. President Tnunarj haa okayed
a ptan whereby W.7M>000.000 In
terminal pay would be made In
bond* and cash
The Colorado eenalor aayt th«
plan waa recommended <by the
ii&BudgK Bureau, which ipeak* for
* the President, under U. cash p*ymenu wotud be made to vet«nnv»
* for . all terminal leave paymenu
under *s0. For all amounts over
that, payment* would he made In
flrr-yaar. $29 bond* Th* new plan
would pay all mlUted peTaonnel
the tame terminal l*aye- piymcnts
that commissioned officer* receive
The Idea of using both oaah and
bond*, says Johneoo, fit to avoid
Inflationary r tttd t. . . _ r
The 0anote MiUUry AQilra Commtttee wUl get the new plan today
The House •Irtadr hM SOMcd lta
own payment bill *»d - Johnson
■- KIKL ■■■
Ansociatet] Prenu I/tawed Wire
Critics Of British Loan
Let Loose Fresh Verbal
e On House Floor
Communist Speaker
Says Red N egotia
tors Have Given Up
Hope for Settlement!
WilliamH Slams Two
Homers and Pair o f
. Singles for P erfect
Day to Pace. Victors
It waa the worst heating ad
ministered In the history of the
mld-aammef classic amt the arcon<l shutout. It wai alto -the
•ninth win in 13 trie* for the
American League,
'r«<l Will lama, the Roe ton ait-go
gun, fim t four hi la In four trio ,
Including lwu tremendoua homo
run*, lie knocked home five tal
lica in what waa probably the
greatest hitting .display in allatai hialory.
The National Leaguer*, swing
ing like tad aacka, pried but
three hlta loose from the super.ative American League hurling,
•served up by Hob Feller, lint
Newhouser and Jack Kramer.
Two of these were Infield safe
ties. Only, one— Peanut I-owrey’s
liner in the sixth o ff Ncwhouarr
—went to the green-eovved out
field.
I nr keynote waa suundrd in the
opening round when Chart!* Kel
ler of the New York Yankees
hammered a homer into the right
field bullpen with Williams on
ba«t. Tad bad walked. That gave
^ t h e A n S t ic a n League' a twonqtrang Had off tho National
Ffflter -worked oit the mothm
for the American team ami faced
the lone National threat of the
game In the • flrat frame. Stan
Muaia) n.'ached flrat on Johnny
Pretty's poor throw and then
Johnny Jlopp outran an Infield
bounder for the fin t hit of tho
game, llut Hobby ended the round
by striking out Whltey Kurowaki.
The Americans picked up anoih*
• « r run In the fourth when WIIHama hit a sky-high home run in
to the renter field aeata o ff Kirby
lilgbe. One inning Iteer they chas
ed lllgbc to the showers with
thrto more tallies'. Four hltw— sin
gle* by Itosar, Newhouter and
Williams arid n double by Steph
en*—and n walk did the damage.
In the seventh, with dwell
Ulackwell working for the Nationals, Joe Cordon splashed u doubk*
off the left field wall to drive
• home two moro run*. Then, In the
eighth with Rip Hewel on the
mound, William*' »*eond homer
of the day cllmasod a four-run
outburst to make the final »r. re.
ICssilaw * ua Pas* Tw*l
IN D E P E N D E N T
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY* JULY 9, 194G
1908
12 To 0
i
Partly cloudy through Wnlnrcdii rxcepi tor
local lhunilrr*ho*rri Ule this afternoon and
■rain Wednesday afternoon. Gentle la niodrr*
air Hindi mostly aesteriy.
^ a n f n r i i
To Promote the Prorreu of America;
Is Revealed In Survey By Herald
■Annlyzen *,V Cloud
Ms Willitr*l ( mini'll)
Ni akyrorktiTlnj) uf frw*nr |*i ir$
t*vc#pIif I mi smiHt* ^Hist11 raKi*'
I lit* |*n«*r uf m**Ale milk ami cluck
(*li f m l , Kwvi* D*rn imltciuililt' .*n
Wiuul i ni f,
Miciiigjm
l-i-|iillilli'tili, r lfr ia r i'd I min y
that lli** I c r e d i t
m ig lil >n\r Ihr- si -i -i I k fo r a
w o r ld w a r III. Hr- a rjiu o d
tlitlt if u*! gar r- almost $ I,POO,1100,.
iMhi, to (lii-iit lit limn and then
it-fo-ril lii give llossia ii simitar
sum die ibWir-i Union might con.
iludi- that we’te liuildtng a we,tc iii bloc against her anil would
begin to ami for another wur.
As tin- Itoou- went into it* *econtl day of drhatr on the loan it
became inereojingly eviilent thnt
Itepuldican ranks roe split sharp
ly >"i the is-.ie while loliiilnistmlii'ii lender- ate ftglilioyr Hard to
held Detltm't at t> linn.
tlie Srerml,- ha. he--" notieeahly
.Iu— tmlay nt it. d--bate on pi tee
i-eiti'd nd it may -low down even
ittoM- J yV'tiutoi Xlexuntl-'I W lley
h.l, lo- —ay I In* \Vtseyiristrt !*»'
poldteuit lta. |uop"»eit 1hol t oil*
Vies, Jet tite Ot'A sleep a while
It't'ger to ([in ' 11
,-ltlr'i pr t* ' a
it-usoiinl'le eliinire t" demulistrate
fillttirr its yutegiity wttluiut con
trols. Wiley dec hired that industry
and -" is/uit-T c have *hown what
he called udrimalde rc-lrainl iu
keeping price* from running away
ainee tll'A died on July I.
Republican Senator ll"!>ert Taft
he« asserted that tin- Justice ISuptrtnient should nidivg'e juice
I ndmlnl*M ntor Fnitl
ld l«W ^
j "liotnir- slahlllsr-r t'he-ler Howie*,
[T a ft raid tho! if the Justice l>epaitms-nt \-eir- on the util, it yr-ouhl
|to tug act "in agultt-r the two of.
fn pit, ott ibtirgi - of u-ing goy\n.- »
ment money lo firi'p.1,-1!tilll/e t rut
cress foi continued price control.
Sunt". 1 MUct’ tlie (li'iitiv' uf
iinniuu rued Dl'A u *<iil \vy
•luclcd by tin- lli'r.tlit rfvi
III II iilMl till lift
Milk *h ill ,| i.Vt‘i*K
\\rill
lip Ml. - $I’ it u *s ♦ 11*«*.! i
rrut - IlMf 1' 1tr _ n'llU 41 1
lliul tbr l II -I' .1 %
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|siteii ViMt*it k I- til1* f.s '» *?,.
t ,.f
1till i-ti
.... ' 11 Ite. . Pm.•l >•
I tin f* lil H^lt* \■t
■In11y 1£•1114**1• * it 1■$1$ ;lie* 1 T N.iti I I Pullif s
Him * *f'iii * (It.If. >II. U. 1i$*tv v tin.I
4!Vf*j ii tut
i . I f •*•’ t i **;i »» ll • ImIIi Hl'*l Mil 1111hn$*i i MM lii'tukt
•lit (lit* PI It ** 1
*
Boy (J. Willltititx
Sanford Police
Station Is Liven
Inspection Today
Uni,t v
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.iiiMinu. (ti imiki
PiHCtif ally i-vM v c'hnin stme u minhI linin' - i m mi I kii*p the
mid m *al tmirkft in th** dimtiluu n i c j i t i i t i f i r f i t * *
1 1 t ij l i t ! i . i , j
rr«i
It *
"4'ttn ii it ondn nnlt’ i • In "litibl hitrhtMl, hIu'\ '* - 1 th»*m It* plsoto*
ll»»* l»nr*^ »*n pru«an which !*il| n*«i Lf.iph mom. th.radio
Ih* in I*>4.1 nntr;^ wtmti'kinfi* fir !$*$*< -y-fi'Mi. uUitbii
L'unt.
in t
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I" ,1i i l l i Mlhpllim ul III|T 4 ||ivf \\ill luitil.A- Hi!
r till t'fc, -lisik
•i .• h%«•. u* u«i# l ,p t he <.||||( 1*till pe -1 ( * ?y bthg III
»t‘llt h It pli mid m ‘ i Mil f III * * 1,3 till* wtUtikMi* tin vi ilMf W. »f! 1 4
; In u*f t»u| frliuhtly tb.it Willi
ii pmim! |•oik - if" V »f :if.f
III .Snufuni ,* tiirii.u* Bitiisitmii i
llynt (i**eb*
jeer lain toeri-ti, *d g sin -btruting,
exisl,, in t gard } « meal, In-el
pecially, llmiv eivi-f are louking t departed much the wr-.-r fur I heir
over ti./.- countei t full of uttrnc- \exuei ience.
The vUltor* were Jor- Wtntbish.
live rou-l« and steaks but are
CHAIRM aVi ul Ptesldt-nl Ttiumui* buying but little meal, h eavy!Jr- 12. -Ids brother. -lube \WmEvaluailun Hoard. I>r Carl Comp- shipments u f which (Western und t'ish, -rigid, and Ilauiil'.Oe lltsbee,
ion crl thr- Movuieliu.seIt* Institute Florida) have been received lutcly Jr., ugi-rl 10 The Wntihislt l«ty»,
ot Trctim dogy to shown as he du- by downtown chain markulrt. A s,,ns uf Unit l Y.nidi. <5. J. Wuricutyetl the makeup of the atomic reiidont of larke Mary, who just bislt of the 1'. S. l ‘ua t dual 1, are
cloud with pie** re present'll Ive* luturned from New York, said M>enrilng the similiter sistling
wltn observed Uie atomic test at thnt it wur almost impossible to theii grandmuntber, Mrs t'lais
lltkinl. lie took Issue with urrolo- buy even hamburger there and llmdy, 111.1 Fork Avenue
xLsts Who llimnlit they saw Ice on lllut housewives were paying $1.60
cap ut atomic cloud, llldemntttmall a iwund for blark market it-uikt,
provided they could locate them. Kdwarcl Kimball Gets
Demarul -i* very light here for
fish, averaging IU to 45 rent, a Discharge from Army
Opening Round In
pound, anti rlticken at 52 rent*
N et Tourney Reviaed for broilers slid (16 cents a pound
fo r —friers. The vx pin nation ;s
S/Sgt. Edward Kimball, son of
Goose Kettle*. City ltrcrentiun lhat people linvo been eating so Mrs: W. A. McMullen who resides
Dlrecto:, said this afternoon that much of these item, they are at 1020 Elm Avenue, airlyed by
scv-ral chrtnge* hod lieen tnad-j iu tired of them. During the year, plan* in Urlsndo yesterday from
the first round of the C ity.Ten shrimp, a M-a«nttnhlr item. Jump t’enlral Ansirica for a visit with
ed from 69 to 85 cents a pound, hi* family here.
nis Tu tinanient.
Ngt. Kimball, who has been in
As the slate now stand*. Char- flutter is still a very sertee item,
lie Morriso i will pUy U. ti. KII- ] hut chain stores still limited at (he II. 8. Army fur the past 20
Patrick. Cecil lllncs will play Jim- from 08 to 69 cenL a prfund. An months, received hi* honorable
my Tedwilliger, and lloy: Gal Independent store w** reported discharge on July 1 iu tha Fanloway will rrrjct Jim lllgitins. to be selling butter for PH cent* nina Canal Zone where he xtoved
in the Quartermaster Corps.
(’ lay William* amt Gordon llrmltey a pound.
A chain feed store reported an
Prior to entering the service.
drew hyw in the opening round.
increase o f $1.00 per 100 pound* Sgt. Kimball was on agricultural
and « raise on dog food of 50 technician wllh the Institute of
j e w m o o m r o - v is a s
cent* a hundred pounds.
Inter-American A ffair* and *unr*
Lack o f fat* for frying it keen
LONDON, July 0 WV-Ttu> Brll- ly felt, eipocialty In colored sec- rd In both Costa Him and Pana
Uh Foreign Olllc* sold today that lion*, and this feet, together with ma. II* wu* alio employed by (he
it had refuted vtoos to Rabbt disinclination of housewives lo W. Alice Burpee Seed Company
Btcpficn B. WUe and Ltxito Uptey 'tend over hot stoves during the here for a numb*r of year*.
to vUH the Holy Land becaus* It hot weather, may have something
didn't want, the two men In P »k »- to' do with the slump In meat
tlm*. A Foreign Olllc* spokexmut sale*. In fart, one moat dealer
OFFICH ESTABLISHED
declared that Britain wa* reopon- predicted a drop In price* here.
alble for peace In Faleotln*. Ho ad Grocer* teem to be holding the
City Recreation Director G>x»*
ded mat the Government regarded
Kettles announced today that ef
the proposed visit of th* two Amer fresh vegetable and itapl* privy* fective tomorrow, lie can ta> reach
'
ican member* Of the Jewish agency In line.
Loco] drygoods dealer* are uNo ed at tb* offlc- of T. W. Lawton
for IhUeitln* a* undesirable. ^ '
In th* Court llaux*.
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what inodis.il serv ice s lire avail. beraure
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E S S E N T IA L T O
C O N T IN U IN G
T IM E
M. K , ll«KWA.
JACKSONVILLE. July .'t; (Spe-
u a l it y
YOUR
SPRINGS
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ADVANTAGE
SANLANDO
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N O T if i: I I f I IN A I, H E P e u tT ASH
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"G o o d - B y e !"
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— ADDED—
SCREEN
SNAPSHOTS
NO VELTY— NEW S
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T o s t i's
NEW
O w n e d and O p e ra te d by
W . C. L Y N N
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B oy1
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DAY A NIGIIT tiKRVH'E
CAB STAND AT
MiJNot:t:o STATION
PAKK A TIIIIU)
Deanna Sings
L a v e r ,'* " D a n n y
OF
TAXI CAB SERVICE L
PHONE 9143
•iff*' her*fey rri|ii I rn l In ft!** you r
w ritten i«|i|H*Arufii‘« w 11h (W f'lrrk
•*t HA|i| fo u r! In lt*«* County <*i.urt
Ifoufco Ht Siinf orJ, F lu rliln , on **r i
F rid ay , th** ISth «|f»>- *>f
Ju ly . A I f . l*M*. of •!• I ho K h III Im
• ttltrtd oKAin*( >«»o
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thla
T H E O P E N IN G
of His
of tJII.HKitT m iK K H , d*»-
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A N N O U N C IN G
WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1946
=
FOR YEAH ’ HOUND USE and PLEASURE!
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T h e ii p ii v n l r |ih y Af-rJun • in M ir h*t n| lim it h ile r iR il111**111f■
VV hill tm t |ii tn| l writ It ir »
a**' B i.liln * • ’ l h y if U i l is it1 1* fllmt
in k r , | In ifiiiltiitle tin* |iii'« e ritu g i'
l h e ir ^lim it p a l lent* hn^p ltn l*
ttfd.
TsK(; a l n o t i c e
fu r it r
in
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I*. M lfllH l: qlc.l |i|. fllml rp|w»M
as Aitmlol.Oalnr nf lb- m in i- ..f
aiLIIKIJT HTOKBU. dacMiad; that
h, filed his petition fur flnsl die-
f
CHILLS ft FEVER
DUE TOMALARIA
RELIEVEDrrr
by—
fhnn
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m a t c h in g c h a ir
BROADFELT
HEADACHE
$2-r>0up
I iquui C A P U D IN E
ui>Wh1» l
SOFA-BEDS
i*o v e
an,l c o n v e n ie n c e o f th is m o d e l l o b
■■ jj th a t a d d * l o y o u r B v in g ro o m g ft> u p as • lo v e ly s o fa b y d a y
e n d a s a c o m f o r t a b le , r o o m y b e d b y n ig h t. C h o ic e o f c o lo r s
and covers . . ; '
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INNEKSPKING
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SQUARE
7
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SAMPSON
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C A R D T A B L E S — IM„
WHY, SURE!
YES, SIR!
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THE.
In U n ity T h e m It Strength— To fro le rl (hr
t*rare of the World;
I'.iMh
w ith
To Promote ihr fto ir r H or A m rrlo i
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AN
X X X V II
11*»iirf% tinM ,* llrr» t|
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Hill rt rlltll,; JJ,
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
VOLUME
W E A - flill?
Established
1908
IN D E P E N D E N T
SANFORD.
D A ILY
FLO R ID A,
NEWSPAPER
FR ID A Y .
J U I.Y
5.
1916
Associated P icks J-ea sed Wire
NO
20H
Blow Is Aim ed A t
Act*inch Congressman
I4»eing- Uirfair-lnr
w
From Even D ihcuhhinp Hill for Agency
haf Of Metal Firms,
ilV F lJ l I
[am S p e a k e r
| IMP . P f W S
I v i llc t j ; i m l W n u m l c d
In
LionsS club Meet
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W A H l M i i U n T ^ uX
Miijt'i icncrnl I., li. Cams*
WASHINGTON. July 5.
Jr* lot' file St1mile Witt liivt
m
*(/P) — Republican Senator i
igating Committeri ...... .. that
C om p a res
C o n d itio n s
gut n un*.*> Hit* fnllm • .
f l , '•
....
Styles llridyes aimed a blow \
pressure pot on him !>> In |
I (H illy
W ith
I llO S C
|l .u
"V .- l
• ll» ,i» t v .lii
■
at the pocketbook of the
sentatlvt Andrew May f**r ■ — ♦ - 1 7 l l '
Y o ..;u
’ A rri*
up Mitil. r+tiRiin- tfu- .-Hi i't.-i
■■ -OPA today in an attempt
Illinois niiimtmtis
nu^t.i.
I
. I fO
^ I ( dTH
A ffU
1 ul llli- }'.tlp.lt - 't n f K ic lfr i
r
to keep it timid. It rid ires
munith a maker now * is o n 1. .
■
j-JHtil .i* ! .,. !. ini lo*. i-h ii(Hm*S.
tried to keep the Senate Ap
MgigM (CtiMi HMpiiry.
‘ prafn-g III . i-mm.-iunrallon * « f
Ill- 1
11>I. ,
> 1II* o ' l ’li It!
tu m isll. who f oi liter It \< . -l i . n.ilton’., birth on July 1.
propriations Committee from
i - - W - ..
Iilcf < >\rmy Ordnance, ud \l . I • «•?.. liotui Ian G f.rg c Ti-uliy in *
’i- jd L ti.i i J l i l .
k illu th
f t , even discussing a $lnt;,oui)wa unity in bis actH ltir, ... is
i.tlk to inrnilx i ■ of the l.inpl
I 4’ --- 'WvtTTT^v-rs-Jf i l] f.. OOJL .npjjrupriittUtiu.l'iJI. fnrj.] hnlf u f *rtry ItnlW ort.'I h f to
|b. ,
m M
tho «(.vncy. Tlie New ll..l..p-lut"
! fa t till Clin <pie>d ion. • Thr- i-t-tnT ■ jp .in d nation.it . ••iidiih.il, 7*f ths'
* ii'* '.
senator declared Ihr O PA was
, i .• • ill will, ill" i " f 17(1 years
•aid it v.is all i it;lit with t
' 'K*Hy <le«it and therefore the
‘
whfti p it irons sent pro p .. • „ ....
committee ‘ could not • even. Inin
iContinri-* ti« hull, <t| . ill.-I
'll
fit * dwt It u|'*n thr tlsltr
ii.-stimoiiy liy price chief Paul
all ill Mi to 11.. pot nil ml ■"I. I I O. Ill* M.«..|l‘l.l..ils iled
lull
Porter "n the moneyr hill
I*) T111 #filet If |yTt
Pi
1la d urn of needl'd u.o insU .
Porter ha* tcslte^i CongrfSV to
I.it* tin ip Vphi* f««I'IP111litied and
; Also h* .ant il was perferilj
\
' ft:H * it i Vh is i -..ihv'
l-s in till t)PA
moke further changes
iit tied (he lferl.il alion of lti<ir|tright « h him when eongri
Mil U +n L 4 - 4 L
1.
t Mr h. J
li mru* J i- up*
compromise extension
<
odrr.i
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T
it*)
knew,
he
uen a*hl fo r introduction;. iii.f
.(» Ms
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1y (lie,. tp u ttie
proved yesterday hy
'fit
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if
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a
jot*
when tty beenuk* insi-l-nt
u
Banking Committee. He mmiituins
lf.»/*
1
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Hli*l
lh.it
1
hr>
grriil
dared 'oipbell. that « «
*m«.
M+
TSo, »+ e r
...'HI. !
that the committlg doe* »y»t go
h ill r i Iv thing t-ltiignin
*#•1 1 1N,«*
. fT (•
It oi hren
fo r enoujrh, and tho bitl contains
hr
lit
h
i
euim
iTltstti
hr
t|uotfit
|
j Cam pi II also testified that S.
undesirable features.
.retary f War I’nllerson
wli.- I f* A*I n nit tip’ MnlrtmtiuH *
The price administrator empha
If ,1 la- ill. I■t« t >iic ++f II
Illicit w.« nnd"t • •erctni) . -t"t
sised that his favorable rummenv
(III’
I speak
Imn aim'll <dtl.nu11?I Mill iii k t iUlItt i \ IimI)
K.i
after l l o Senati* committee mcctscontract for the Itatavia rti 1 JtRHlf offeilng of nn life, the %|e*
intr yesterday applied iiulv to I l f
Hut whrtcr 1
Erie II III metal product >- f .1 f *(fll -h .il la A Hr
Kurklev amendment. ‘That’s th"
liXt
* ! inr Kt■.
« » rtiititrv ,,f
i pointin'. These firm . wei.
provision that wa* substituted for
f ii • ssiitilr)
-If 1• i i Mu
of 11n 9 ,|. .e|\ linked H
the
amendment
spoil sore. I
hy
«
|(l.1 !I
•ii"* ?k
jfirnis "let i»o|Uir>
Senator Ifn lo ll l aft of l lino
i,
,1 f.iti*, \tr
W i -♦ « 1
Piet sl> I Minpto II I "hi
Porter said today that In. enuiMill
I »*. .»t a I mu will
romriiiU'
that
-\l.it
Im.l
tt<
<
merit did not represent blanket
11i d -ur •*, il
If »i!s*V
.lured til t»\ telephone to i.a.
approval of tlie entire loll »■
k* ill Laml
• hi... .
»!.»>
1 12
IV i- n n s
\ rc
..on
fls-i.r. t.o l»en. -I. ■■.+o
wna reported out hy the hanking
fur
*ll| Mtl
.tlMl
I l y V....... l i o n
a. ' he i
committee. Said Portei
"I still
1hi **11 ii ♦III t hIt! k g Idoin
[ hehuol e llluous munitions .....i- both
hope that Congress p ill pas* n
1 .ri- 1hi* 1
in 11;hi o f :h- fn
' tills, w *u sin profit are h*
bill that will conform In tho
? it.- : ■ii «•
Mi« "im in
I iu\esi uted
President1* recommendations
in
!<+ .in i
i ill inj«ki> litu it
\\
hi* yeto message.”
Wl • ri \vt .
*
uni* ++i il 4.i>
•The OPA director did not spe
hi * hihlrcn '
II f I id (dir *?» * *^ »i I j»if r i it ii) I ir|s ir l’l
cify just what provisions o f the
f H ill h It * *
t hl*% ill ri'Jt*l»mlc
pf* (.t It, Il ! ! -: *+i »*#», i If*- VrtHHFADED
by
a
vetn
.n
of
World
bill he considers undesirable
I ti gtuh Xl«w**rM. u+r WfiUta h ,*ti>
f lit (f pljlj. + #*-*
I 1. * V feel
JHfWFitood [that they Include! Wn- 1. members .d -on American
,i\ *itjj ie'*nf,pp .in<{ ilh»idivi
In ‘ iftil lh^ * * i '|*iMl " W i l
_
emergency
fo
u
ie
il
are
amendment that would outlaw Zlnnpt
t mmlift i*
O trlUMi itr'tV
li • «•» 19a. I .»!,»• i *
— th * OPA rule ta fore* production shown a-* (key pickft'sl tile Dr Iitch
.piiiUH. gti hmg i
tT'
kAtll -»!• 1
aro
carrying
.ptacruds
denouncing
" ut low-cost clojhlny. and austhei
nh)»- lion
Tttd » : V;nF1
!
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like.
11: -I ti lit, , j ,
pp* * l« inn- farr,Mky i d -r-»H > g of Oons-.U.rte Ut,,Nc*r. '' ■" £ < I 'f Tn.y
M vrn uni ..f .17I11JT ntrt w * \
iif uii*‘rstructure i. Iwhiv (4uiM^r<l ||..de y^
tjjp O.tpnnr^
^J^STunty »«x
'Iger '*(! - a*, *kj;!,-r
tne
HriffiTT^jrit!*-)'
in
P.iWuhe
r
cotton amt wooleu le x U le # -. Port?
Istlf
nf
erv
itt
Unit,
nf
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wit
artl
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up
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tjti
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1 If
-^tnterrisU'Kpli r.hW for fcnf** 1f"t Hf»|mhl * if Ft
' ~ e r' at«"o f« *<Td to oiip/.*e dtuixes
' !**%
»f Ut- jS.-flljl UI|
f}-f' •r-l.- r.lft 1 iii.V or
HO
HI. ■
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ttftp
M>Iv
that would resloro tho pre-war
*
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III!
t
*
*
-inditi'tH
•
iftiviHimU
lm» 11 • * i«*
profil margin for dealers in auto' l.l ..f th. n!-»'■.
\1
I ml
jtj otlrrltpi,
i 111• ■
mnldlrs and household appliance*,
V Jls **NI*i* nn-.i
ill*I , |*
jT/nr •rtlf mrhntr 1 M I
transfer control o f food prlisis
' idi V' Iff Rif l Ilf * *
! !*
tiin lrtt »*•
to the Secretary o f Adrirulture,
hi)I,itiiil
Ihr 111
< Ihr j *•**
|||i*J|fl« CifUl 111»* ef .
and set up new machiuerv fur
1+1 VM* ln»Vf? I fit* fit *
f .ifiP 1‘ ‘il
fiimh *»11* nun p
removal o f price controls.
-itttK I;f»u few hI siM
r.-nt
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I thnl Fl'iritlii la r
Aiello fur I hC rriiMin I It *....out j ............ T
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party.
me inn finer a fllflll* 1c+nlxe+l * iilm r ih+
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ml i »
flat tun j« ii*l t iii'it -»
m+v* ■+» ( V1(i|+
•d that i « t i > < »*■*
70 F o o l T id a l W a v e
a. tij
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I'fri will h»- « ' 1 i.
III* l.'M of *h* M .
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Commander Itrailey Udharo of
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KT A N 1*1* I W Si-..l I Hid, July
.Seminole County Post N " .del1
*h*»it si^hu*.!
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*■h W M VI | I-.
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c l the Veterans of Foreign Wats 5—i/Vl Slammin* Sniiimy Snead re'-lose
it I. a f ,i|int h\ »ii 1
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An unu—ta ic»
today extended an invitation to o f Hot Spring
f ^»i|» r •
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ail veterans o f this area to ut* thr Itritlsli tipr-i. (in lf rhitmpirm- t sale ».<• n *. Ii
pi •! Ii4*li* t hi I h* |* 11•\t- i'h’. lit t M
tile feutfttjvt' .(air I >i
uioh-i tniMlr l*»iy
I.+j .ri
I.;nr.| Itp
* tend a meeting next
Monday *i>ip. The long driving American Idlng. On a nun,I
tiSit j th » joys
•f irhlMiiPK io M ipi
N Kf.lM l \ i.i ! il \Itl:I I t,M
many »? *»-vcn
water t-s|<l": i..o iigun ( Ibe boll
(n gii |fi th I li! |!
evening at 8:00 o’clock which wifi pro rounded the final 18 hole*
in
7f»
for
n
72
hole
to
l»l
o
f
2fi0,
wit
to
"no
inteir
t'”
for
tb*
nilor,-.
,.nd
i.iarine*
in
tigftin
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of vr H
V i.. \ In.ii-il W II I*
A ("Filll'r I
1 hfit»“**|i be open In all citterns for a
This wns fntir strokes tw-ller than ■ t yenr. Where (Io n
n,. ing lull l.urlding . Ilie Slain,,
i Hhindy’ n n .'i.-.'iC '.r.m I T , . - the
i
! Mr M oiu I.
*»( '
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dicu*sion of vet?fan’s housing
tho runner-op --rore* o f
291, ImpetlUvr bidding (tie I.or.luixci lull hnililnir . I be Stnlue ..f 1
trrilnf iv** *Ir111
full .
• hi (iiiiptni'itl t
problems in Cnmlnole Cctmlrv.
"
1 receive inlet<
*r l ,.f I In i.ite r,l J, <J.r > movie*, milk, in- n .
|t|ipn« i Hit’iif :tl
f |.mi n p>l»
Comdr, Odliam stated that in (Misled by Joluini llu I In o f Clrica
-tilled
ill
piirk*.
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. |,..t il* *I -*
vitation* to attend the meeting g.i and South African champion 1 h tn* m l . f i
t. Tire I I . . . .
M#* t:*k||*ft r*f f«*li 1
.1 .
Hobby l^irkr
! ’ * for Ho in
have been issued to realtor*, at
I
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In winning the Hritish 0 (>en, -ount of the
torney*. contractors, banker; and
* *-n#i»!
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r
fir , 1i . , | 11»*+»', •fl it III f«||J
1 ' irvijlt ( »..n. Mr ♦ i„ • n.
I
officials of various veteran ami Snertd bring. t>. Urcriea for the
IMP
s. . fn inM
thnl 11-*
*14
4 *. M i*4ijfmil* c»in( |*
first lime nii.ee Itfdl fin- historic < V ** *
servii.) bureaus.
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1l»r n- n • 11- , "Tbis will i.ot be nn official old trophy h>inIn»li .mo if ihr* 11rit is/f rrliU 'ar»
■t ft,erf
HI .( LI' 'i ’ " 11* m ii* mir( »
I Hu
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V. K. W, inerting.'* Mr ftrlha'm link., rliompi.-o. I ip I’l l " ! to 1931, lv L 1,1
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A derlifirrl- "It Is open to >br pub
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II.
lie, particularly to <dlt- member: the trophy fm ten aftnlgbt years. 1
Wr» yrm - I »• *it* 1* •I * ..f u »*sft hv
hlnlAi* up t-v *I*a I...M-I.
< ill. A'lln nr t Mirk
of. the American legio n nnd the Ilut it hail been held hy Hritiih *r o f n I jm *****1+ft •*
A It |« If I*y iMti’f
Thr
N I umi.sI .. .. ...
ti i
V. P. W. and w« hope to formulate golfer* smre It' II.
l ’ •'* h n h lr r
M*; uty's-rl p r i uirn I rmirf**»»y. <•
on ihr f »• r ninfoii
i t|il'i mu
Snead atarle.l out badly on the i im t lM*t*n
plan* lo ease the housing situa
V
apply
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ihr
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nf
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i • 4 !!*»* « nni|> tViol I( 1 |tt« If #tf | 4
t i o n here in Seminole County for final round and went four over •mil C«iutt f*»r h ’ *»"
• t * 1** » \ i *I | I
* innrt* Mi'llvmIim I in(«*rrn( in ^ hy**m - It ii* ii mi** »»f iipprnrifihh* Wlif'R IhrI'min f
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the returning ssrvlce personnel.” par on the first nine. He reenter » properly H riciil'i'l *»r» tire
.r Aityvft'irtli >wj | \ ii|ti in
HrJ M» i*ik^
mrift.
ed well, however, and was thu
'IJlncrihlon^, fterain i- tif vmiuI mhl j,, YokohniH « -lupin, rile lu*en:ht S|»riiiK-» Imv# i - +* fly lrt*rn ill
•ef Ilk.
.
*(f t t ytfT-i
nrily one r.f the major contenders •lifiralr.
ijthrr niiF-oifirolhiMt* fnein*
m 3j;» a {:,
\»n»v.
nil t hiklrtfi *iit Aimv ‘ luinced f ( Mm th
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to do licttcr than pur on tho hack
ever, nhtmly ait( Mir rip n im im l JM’I Ji'/fi.’J .-iiitliUied lit llir l.ifit) ti| ■il 4 Mm tin*
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Holla— who wa, runher-up In «*n have Ihtji iinhl In iiitlivhliiItavp vnlunt(’#•!■ ( Li ii * 1Vl+ i |n
D i s e h n r t r c f l i t v N s i v v ) f,ep‘ ‘r 1.1, Ih'” ‘ ,,,n? !
; rggm an ' ,i... i ,l . wir,.'
i ’/.
. .v
t Mr, Jinkin* nt»tr*f.
raallaaea n i l*a«* a ll
Mn| f 1 ,n i1
■/ in i i i i t i IfC t l
Icare of tho pu-. d.dity ..t a m i "
( ih ii
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iu ia ii ,,n (<,,
,|, ,, VI |. Morn
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, nirhnh* D m 1*. HIMn* I'm
He puinil’ll 11 I ll»" !l*U VI 1> ill 111 hn|i{n if inii*’*n
M iller.W illiam s, son o f Mr. and
<llitrriMi ."in i
ntii I
Mr*. Vrdie A. Wiliams, nnp MneIf 1* g (_! VVII* |rI?I“I„ ft f i I 11* f li'lr +H
.rili lULttffijiJr nf
Three Seminole County mr.i aged ship"
r- ik. r,s|
Aiui l+f+h f, •! 111111*V, Hill I Ii iiiliii; ,r 11»I * t
nolia Avenue received the cold
were dischargeil from the Unit'd how no ntrunk- iiornti could effect
!'*-*►* ■-S+'l- |f*ewi RIMM \ M > u n ID t|| | |
Wings o f a Navy pilot at the NavI"«If
1.1111J-IIaif Ml « F in i 1 ♦*111- *-*
Sttil-x Navy Tuesday, nm iid.'.,' u modern licet
* ts .
.**. i- ^ i
y *nil iif inn
wiJt Ih in
. al A ir Station, Pensacola recent-.
to information received today
I iiylin f i*iiim.ififtiif y
•* • flJ.lt aft'* iff ii *
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tip- Nnrul I'eraonnel Separati-f
i*i+i
ly*
Id
r +- im
Kiiijjiita Is mptm, wif j
t
will .HK«i?v| in •li*^ |ielij^fitifi
Raving completed primary ami
I ’enter m Jacksonville.
flight ut . .»» itMirk |#i . ..*.««
1 he i ><ry t
irf* j?i\*
basic flig h t training, he was
They were S2/c Williams *».
Cioose KeltV-s, city recreation i m the srhool bat anoihcr -es- Klrniming of tiOtt I'ntmrtfo A ...
designated a naval aviator. Mem
I- * I . , .
llio Tifi»i i-hr
I h'eriT, AM
* *'|r|i*h I unit v i
Khiglif in it
lid j-, |.
filial A%lM} ?,*I i>i
fbers o f hla class who elect to’ director, aimounrerl tralay that M *1 R'*’ l . » i ,!ft.>ui Suftliall Hartford, and Sl'3/c Joel E. Mrt.dl
remain In' the S u r f will proceed chllilren’a rlivlslon o f the current f^ lltl<ln Mil* III 1 j
i'.Se- *
UiilfieM rix if J... ll.lf
'
of Hox -.7 and S2/r Vernon t ulIII Nftr wiMi aS«(»ir»lny fvin iu g 1'H l,
\ f ! c r ; i n s St*r\it t
-aid
that
play*
to advanced training.
clriffinK hi»WD nf itu its ifit* Sun- Ifofr**Hhmf’?t1» tAill Ut 4‘» v*■of
pepper o f Ibix Id, fieneva.
I *«*il Inurd (lit I' mei- x|,
aumnier recreation program w ill' gind **®lt
*’*
equipment
valued »< tVK)
He ft currently apendng a few
ford
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----------beytn activities Monday morning i jrc tn purehaawl
t y , )--------------v *~ ■
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by the Ci
City,
rl, ir.
.y of
Be o|«*n °n Satunlay rvrnmi:. il
at Thai‘ Cram m ir School p la y p o f which is on hand ami U
'..I
, r„A L L -S T A R L A M E T O M H IM
ground with a pet ahow.
.g installed In the Sr-venUi
- .Tf
Kllon J, Mmiithtnn* l»f*r J
l , 1
from the
T A M P A July f. M T -T h e n m
.. Jiotira
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ih. i< p.*n i!.:r , t
I. I f I
R U R A L P A R D E L IV E R Y
Mr. KetUws aaid that all child y , t • Park a c n .'i
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following
c f up'-rxl- -However, he idaDnlcrnaHona! la -a g u c ^ a jl-.u r ,n(f tlmr W1„
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A LA M O S A . Colo— f d V - A rural ren am rauueated to be present (nm ar School.
C'mrdui.iior
K. Ih Carter,
mail rout* o f 100.8 miles, believed and brine their pet*. R e added pted out that this site is only team i« fnvot'Hi to repeat it« library: Monday, Tuesday, Tburs
A tliiiilir Vlltiofiiij Hun; HuildM l that prlne* will bo awarded fo r u ora ty and that the City R»* June victory today when the ali- dav mid Friday «* 10;00 A. M to I ,r . tf . .
to be. the Joncia|
longeat In the ■nation,
^ ^
~
play
tho taaguo-leading h 00 P. M. «n<! 2:00 tt» (5MH1 V. M.;
iuc
hat been appravad from Antonito the cutest, oddest, smallest and ctlon Committee, ’ under
, , . the atnra
rhl- ,JJ<I edition nf Halfnauun h. I *'fn Mrmt»rium "
Mn.l.’ i
,
t'«| d u*. '
r
|.ruwv*t to
Conejos
Ten- largest; pet entered in the show. i'Miort o f chairmen J. L ing- Havana Cuban*. Tamna Manager In Wed fienday?* 10:00 A * M, t« I J111* tn
• ths
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S iver
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11*d«*it# i U i nr 11v •*Iy 11n? f f»11uw i nir r i» g»h *m +<Ut*t ^-i,.. *
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|. plana to chose a permanent Johnny Pare who is directing tho 1:00 P. M.; »n Suturdays 0 :0 0 12f,JiriJ in
lUthoHud largely , to
.you. It was au
nj blue tmi I of loyalty a.IllI F(|e*|«*n 11If111# VV|lIIi'|IThs rscrsatlon dii'+ctor also said
I* ir k V . . o-ttttll-alars will field practically the A. M. until noon and 2:00 P. M. I ° alma gum i inscription, U highly iii»nte*inii]d«*4fnr ^ and elieerfiilii** -n,
latar.
worker* and this morning that movia* will
terra construction
const
V'.-nl.or.ul l.o in i.,- ..od Cdup 1“ K ™ * „ " f ?'.1 w* 1.1 c.lllrd l.y which dnminaled lu-r per'unulily
vacationist*.
1r.tf™
begin next Thursday , a t 10:00 is Juajor Chamber o f Cent same team which ronriL-jred the until 7:00 1‘. M.
re is alto eontrihullng funds Cuhnns A to I in their homo field
rnlj.in
1. W. I . o t -n, Court
• W alter M. Smith and hi* Hrnhir
’ " and Imphinteil In the heart 1 of
A. M. at ths Stnford Junior High
ent reereetinnal acti- last month.
lloUTC.
ERSATZ A G A IN
'Class sta ff under the watchful Iter friend* will be a living triSchool
auditorium.
added. Mr. Kettles |»»hegnl \ rLtnnce. Hoipllni*
EIPZIG.
Garmanv-~MT— Old
FIR E SW EEPS K ITC H E N
guidance o f Mis* Itehecfa Stevens, bulq to |*ir fine ch a ra ilrr."
irntion a*.-I State Service O f
that two assistants. Miss
SENTENCE
REDUCED
faculty adviser, and is dedicated
The frontis-piere, duplicated >.n
ficer - - i ontnet ti.f-. rgh Lloyd
JS Durden anti Mrs. F. C.
th V eity during ■ rveent fair. weak include the orgfBiltal
N U ERNBERG , Germany. July to Mr*. Mae Italy FnrtJchemistry tho rear Inslilo cover, is nn, :itF. Hoyle. County Service O f - ,
July Gi UP)— A fire swept the cafeteria teacher and Junior Class sponsor. tractive double page photograph,
W IE S B A D E N , German
Vt. JrH are being employed to
Il the central whlta ring and the Bora Knothole . Club,
ficer, TnUarli ltsiit'llrv^r. ■
it sw astik a. rtn w m *. U s y beta Joining the
rvisa playground activitxm o f 5, (JPh -‘Tb# Ilf# sentence
kitchen at the Nuernberg Court
Winner o f All-Am erican honor* allowing caaual gatherings o f lmy-».
Home Rervtc- A 1 tihee lb
and am.II children,
Indeborg Flecher wee reduced to house today and the flames reach during past erasons, Salmagundi and girU, in front o f tho school
Servicemen, ci-Svrviccmen and
e C ity gecreation director also 15 j-iare in prison today by the ad into eabtee feeding the Radio appears this yea r to be up to the building and ns the shadows in
tlp-ir l»e|«,nihnt
Al.u-ricart
ar- rlred that William E. Kader. American
M ilitary Government. Corporation o f America offices same high' standard df annuals dicate, thq picture was taken ut
He<l Crust, I ■at’' front ll'.ulc*
Joel Jter, wl)l present a trophy to The idumti German girl wes con In the . building
Workmen used a « to editorial material ami art noon time.
vunl.
tharlnner’ o f the City Tennis victed o f slaving her former sand to pot out the fire, which and photographic Isyoot,
Some o f the phulugrnptu in the
V elcrn n Adnilttislratiott —
If* added that th* sweetheart, Sgt. John Chinar of police said was started by a stove
A Ixxiutiful tribute ,to a de initial page* show student* gslhMartin M. Ruillch. Sheriff's
be .retained by a * Tuscarora, Pa. Tb* sentence was explosion.
21 N a il leaders are parted datstnele, Pat Andetson. nred under the hug* and well
O ffice every T u w la y
at rwho win* ,the city redurod because premeditation was on trial in th* Nuernberg fo u rt- I* given in .the form o f n page known osk tree on the school
w ill ho Issue.
on three occasions. jnot proved.
with her photograph and iltlen
(CnatlsurS Us ra g * Utahn
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Kepurterl Dead In
11olirla> Mishaps
JiJcnins Says All
Ta? Certificates
We# Sold Monday
Snead Captures ^
1946 B r itis h f c
Open C ro w n
Veterans Housing;
Prdblem s W ill Be
Discussed M onday
Miller WilliamH I
A warded Navy Wingn
July 25 Set As
Tentative Date
Winona To Get Underway Monday
Fo r A-Bomb Test Welcomed To Japan
Champion Is First
American To Cop
Title* Since 1934
m4
i: Three Seminole Men
Summer PlaygrountProgram To Open
. M onday M orning With Pel Show
j ^ vaSlMiUgfr M,‘ - ‘
21st Annual Encampment At Lake
Library Will (lose
Saturday Evenings
HM6 Edition O f Salm agundi Issued;
Publication Edited By W a lle r Smith
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TIIE SANFORD IILKALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
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" (!fiit ]gniim_
Jnrk*im w n '- Ilareball inning. « fin a lly were, Ire In w a r e . Now Jersey and
th e.first and only amateur to hold tailed hund*. ami run* were railed Georgia were the only states of
the world chain|lion..hlp
buxinf, sees. The game elided when either the original Id .which ratified the
title in 17116.
ride made ill are*.
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Constitution unanimously.
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FRIDAY, JULY 5, 11H6
—
Mori than 4.000,000 home n il) One oil company is teaching! South Moutaiu Park pear Pimeburnera now are in use in the .*11 clubbers in its ares how to nix. Aria., is the nation’s Targest
United .States, all of them placed maintain, repair and operate pjw - municipal
park,
consisting f o f
in service after 1020.
1 ; red farm machinery.
nearly 15,000 acres.
w.-. v v rjs
AND YOU’LL
FIND THAT
dffsrrsuppuri
IM liZ rn m A
Sunshine Krtspy
B M *
are ahead
every WAY!
A ll Popular Brands
Crackers Lbbox"17c
W o k n o w t lir tro u b le yo u
are having today. We know
It take* your exttk time and
waiting to ge^the food you llko for your fami
ly. We know you nrn't watt until theae short
ages are a thin* of the paaL We re aorry that
you have to put up with these thing*—that's why we're
doing everything we can to get aa much o f this scarce
merchandise aa possible. But we can’t get enough. Thhfa
why w* say "You have our sympathy” . We atncerely
Carrots 2 ^
Old Dutch
Carton
\l
SU1AOUNDID by letters and telegram* from hu constituents regarding
the l l l ’A, Senator Itobcrt F. Wagner (D ) ol New York, ponder! what to
do. Of the USD telegrams ho received. In Washington, 950 were in favur
id the O PA anil 30 against Practically every member of Congress has
been swamped by mtusages (rum cl turns. (International Soundphoto)
Cleanser 3,, 1 5c
Cleaner
G a id a n Patch
..
Zero
17c
qi
Insecticide
SWEET PEAS 2
Ca
lee Brand p> 22c
Vitaminlacd
Hemo
M a id Dill- *
«
8 oi
4C
Rc0
Luscious, Juicy, Mellow Ripe
Big. Sweet
Pineapples 2fc
ORANG
Bed Bliss
'California Long W it l
Carrot* 2 bch* 17c
Bnnwhltc
Fancy
T*aaa Yellow
Virginia
Onions 2 >b> 15c
Cobblers 10* 39c
California iceberg
Pink Meat
'Loupes 2 ib* 19c
Perch
LLETS
LETS
Big. Sweet
Pineapples 2 <<»35c
Bed Bliss
Potatoes 4 ibs 19c
New, (irern
-Clean. Crisp. W rll-U W a lE flta fts w s s
U l t i m o A t w o SO O M H O M I In the ll -lgcrs Young Memorial Village
***•-■■ ~ ' x i r ** J-— ,
Cauliflower ib 15c
N Y. Drauirfl, Genulnuymg Island
Virginia
Cobblers 1flib« 39c
»;
FILLETS
FILLETS
Cheese
F l o . C a u g h t H p * n l*h
^
Lb
Meat
Tender Young Men
TURKEYS
Y ellJ if Bharp
»b
Meat
V4 «b
Cooked
Salami
Va-ib
Assorted Cold
Cuts
lb
Choeso
ib
ib
:
<b !
Brains
ib
6-oz Jar
15c
Pc Each
21c Food 2-ib pkg 25c
Style Pork
Sausage
Fresh Beef
<b 43c Tongues
ib 35c
All Popular Brands
CI GARETTES
c*r'm
1.69
Sani-Flush 9c 1S
Old Dutch
Cleanser >
1!
For Dlahea a Fin* rahrtca
WHEN AVAILABLE
Larga
10c
Pickles 3 for 25c
Go. Country
VA&
IT 'S C O O L E R !
5 For
H urffa Dog
Quick. Easy
SPItlTIO bidding in tha middle of apparent confusion marks the first
opening of the Chicago Stock Exihnnga since end of T)PA restrictions.
One bidder seems to ha waving hia fist, but Uie meaning is lost In the
general uproar. Livestock and many commwUlcs Immediately aoared
to new highs during tha trading.'" •
(International Soundphoto)
CubC8
Radish
Crackers Lb-Box 1
Food 2-lb pkg 25c
Brains ib 21c Fresh
BAf
O b Country
Style Pork
Sausage ib 43c Tongues ib 35c
Cottage
:
Sunshine Krlapy
llu r ffs Dog
Seta Pork
Sausage ib 33c
Seta Pork
Cheese
Phenlx Bouillon
Phenlx Bouillon
Hrneked Link, Type S
Giant Dill
Cuts
Cubes 5 For 10c
Sausage >b 3J3c Tulhoff
Hone
Radish 6-q* jar 15c
Type i Thin Hllrrd
Cllant Dili
Dc Each
Bologna »> 2!3c Pickles 3 for 25c
Spiced Luncheon
'/4-ib
Cottage
WHITING
. ib 19c
Smoked Link, Type S
uo
Tulhoff Horse
Assorted Cold
Drmvtl Northern
N .Y. Dressed. (Irnulno tong Inland
*. .-j
Salami ^ib 19
MULLET
ib 21c
MULLET
f—•-
Cooked
Frreli l-lorlda
Meaty. Delicious Stewing
>b !
Spiced Luncheon
MACKEREL
ib 25c
Delirious Nt-W England Cud
MACKEREL
ib
25c
. Fresh Florida. ..
Jfellow Sharp
lied Parch
b
Lb
SHENS in 53c
TUIKEYS
Lb 63c
1DUCKLIYW
l -38c
Snow title
California Iceberg
■'la. Caught S|Miil*h
Meaty^ Delicious Stewing
Potatoes 5 ibV;27c
•
I< clous New England
in to * Angrlr* beraa-.u hi* family wa* 1-n large," cx-Nnvy c’ * k James
A. Nelson slept with hu homeless family on the lawn In front ol the City
Ball. The Velvtan Intend* lo make tils home on the City Ball lawn until
allowed lo live at M em oiul Village.
(Julcrirulional SoundphuioJ
California ton g While
CABBAGE.
*
CELERY
'i*
LETTUCE
H.«r
CABBAGE
CELERY
LETTUCE
k£ao a i itfc a ■* a a
Clean, Crisp, Well-Bleached
Cauliflower i
Lemons 3 »» 33c
Bush. Basket
New. Green
Potatoes 5
California
Luscious, Juicy, Mollow-Ripo
Cheese
Bushol
Potatoes 4 bi.i9c
46 oz can
11c
Quantity Bights Reserved
Prices Good Thru Saturday July 6
’Loupes 2 i>
<
A W ipe—It’s Bright
Bab-0
Texas Yellow
Pink Meat
*
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Lemons 3 iu 33c
Onions 2 M 15c
• »*
Osog®'
-A rg o lim a
Starch
- -4-. ' 1* S » *• <r*r - •
PICKLES
Lb-Jar
ho2 cans
Fancy
21c
Stokley Grapefruit
J U I C E
46°z car>
2 9 c
Schooldays Early
JUNE PEAS 2 No2un*27c
W\>t Dlahea » Fin* Fabric*
Good For Evorjrthlag
V I S
S W A N
J
WHEN AVAILABLE
WHEN AVAILABLE
Rog. Cak®’
P
6c
Largo
*
21c
Onundxted tioap
New
cikit
20c
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OCTAGON
S W A N
WHEN AVAILABLE
Cello-Packed Dried
WHEN AVAILABLE
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fnDAYTQNA BEACH, Florida
,
I
Far Ike g ta d u l liranaar vacation m t s i m r eajeyed,
tows te coot* dallgWal DAYTONA BIACM. Tkare'c tea
to b« kad by all the fasdlyl
Tke a tile tbsUli of ipa/illae,bard-packed Mad-SOO
ted aide and |ettly knows at "Ik e Warld'e Mott Fiatut
taack"—elses 4 wkda variety ol ktaltkful, relaxing teaeU.
In edditiaa, tkare art planned recreational activities.,.a
WHEN AVAILABLE
ft
Largo Siia
Itc
food frikksndialtaaUrlhkleg... and many saalka/reatoa
far you teuy.wkee you n**ilUa»a,"let'»*e«.« beck a»aU
n**t year I" .
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PERSONAL
Write, today, tor lafomatloa ako*t accowatodatloos.
Jrd 4 Saalotd-UA
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1 21c
�FR ID A Y ,
JULY
5,
1946
J i l t * M AAlt U l i l l 11ir*It /\
T*rt iHI* V a i # I tiM iK itfi
Where Customers Send Tlu*ir Friends'
KM K m*| l irnl S l n v l
S a n fo r d . I'lo r Ida
WJltain Hi ^i»i lTi nppcnrx in the
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hid and all burglary chill gv* uxcvpt tliu unc in which‘ha w a* vaugllt i .si-ha alo.l. (/nlr 4lfan.il .VotiiiiI,.|i,n,ij)
‘ ‘ M il H U M v
t i; s lZ Ii
LLM ONS
and Senior ChuniU'r .>f
i<i.K7' »,| hi, |,|.|l
♦Florida M en A re ( Jmiiur
Commerce, bodiv*. follijwiiis
.<
w,n un mjntnt |
-Hrrttmi <it Sel.lprrr P. WuhM' MhctTar i f 0 u‘ *U.mui ‘t
Heads O f Senior,, the jitycfto top o fflc c T n ' MilwaTl- |i<]i«tcd Ultir K ev lrm*w=ti:i
krr Iiift week.
fiut.-inii■ JnckMm, w l
Will.
Cttlncnyillr allMMiry. i* iirmiilrul n . l Jli.vi..,
J u n io r Cham bersi n iftnTliiiilr
» f the .‘In--.- ..f I 7 C nltnl Itiii i.impntu'
dozen
In.
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<S|— »*>». im i'lilru l iff th<Itrl the t r, ,i v. mid n
.lull — Tviu llm ir r fity uf Uuinlui m ii irra.liintii nf i Jm- . ht.» ■' him. run ii» i « i ..r |^,v
alumni now hi.1.1 luilh lllr |>.r.|ilen ci* o f llu’ I fill till Stnt*1’.
SHO W N IIED AT A N CHO R in Sill Sun
uf the 3ml m n 'li,' i
ll* mcichniii'
"re littun nt“ by the War Slii|i|iin|> AH
nalioflgl emcigriu y, thi *r *ht|n t . .
In aI lotI to lliiiiitill.ilc a itiir tft m e .
THE PRESEN T
That La*ts A Yew
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TH E SANFO R D HERALD, SANFO R D , F LO R ID A
Y A G E FOUR
The Sanford Herald
•lob For World Citizens
hmv will you explain that blind
1,'uilihn the blind method to (i»d 1
Believe whst you preach. Preach
the Bible - Live it.
Respectfully,
Rev. B. W. Miller, Sanford.
POSSIBILITIES O F T H E .A T O M
KntntUt.Sr.1 In l » "
VnhlUhFd >I«U, c»rr|.< <«lul>lu>
■ ■4 *nn.fn> al
nnnfnrrf. rinlMn
I I I 11aannlla A « fhb»
This siiiiK little old w orld of ours has served o u r
liiirposes very null fo r hundreds and thousamls o f years,
hill lately 111liny o f tin bruin to feel n little uneasy abou t
R a im a NS *rr«nd r l s « m*Mcr
Prlabrr IT. IttlB, *1 H r I'nal b lll'r i(. (I is strange w h a t a difference Iwis developed not
at Raatnnl, t 'l« lil« . nwlrr H r AH m erely nm nnjMis A m erican s, wlm have been in the focal
If e*MKTr«l al IlMrli *. I rail._____
renter o f sin It w o n d e rs ami perils its the Atomic B om b,
1H1I.I.1MI I . lit: 1>
hot am oim penple in general llirotifhout the world. W ith
ratlinr
Idlll III! A III'.IN
(the tieineiidinis p o w e rs now avatlahle, w h eth er fo r pence
flu .In ...
H aanarr
or w ar, tlie e lu d e outlook o f the world is ch ain ed , and
N IU H IIII' I MIN II 111.1
I lie only sin e fart is that Utuut.s will n ever lie the sam e
I'aiaOIr In tdinnrr
a train.
» r C irrlrr, wrrk
.7
.1
Vm+ M * * i h
Trememlotis po w ers have come into the hands o f men
3.:»
flrv t
♦ M»
Stl MliMlia
-r—
— T h ey a re pow ers mastered by science, and
J1.IH! and nations.
Oar Y m r ,l r Ih rre fo re in theory a t least are available to fill o u r very
All abllnarr nnllran. rnrJ. ol
Ibaaka rranUllnaa and null*.. »l m odern w orld with new puw ers for the benefit o f m an
• BlFFlnlnnt.nl. tor IS" |<nt|n—■ "I kind. Bui jis yet u e lack assurance ns to whether they
ta Inina lim il*. 1,111 >— rbnrn.tl •“ *
viill be u eil for o u r general w e lfa re and prepress in all
>Bt tttfvlir mlt rrtUfn* l i <*i
ihe useful a if-, o r w ill he adapted ImitH.v to m ilitary
^ )li4
^ rw «r»»w
If inn. Inr-t r»|*ir.rnla 11m- " ' , * m eiimpetilioii and a rm e d preparation, thus losinp llie jr
b r m r m i'-n w -t lir e n tS=+«M t i e w o r M . - ‘-
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F R ID A Y ,
'
JULY
5,
1946
The first direct xhipment front
a Great L«k,'» port to Europe was
made in 1HI7 hy a small schoolu-r
which clcaird from Chicago with
wheat for Liverpool via. the St,
Lawrence.
V
jiirr,«
tjtln 'la r w _ tu n "irJLnail,,'r1
..
| ll ■ *iF»ilf|<«r<H. I
paliioln- mid puldie spirited inaii and w om an in Ihe w o rld
h I ^ I fif . w r y
should lie eaper In lim p in seeinp that il'ls settled ripITI.* Tbr llrrnM In a’ ntmihr-F ••( I
tnnarlnlfl l*FF*n « Mrb In rlrlnl l , « l r »*tlll«al lu lb.
•nbllralluir n» *11'n m * •ll.pnlrnr*
trrrlHrtl In II "r
iffiIII fiI In tain r-«•;«■>•
Ihn lo.nl >rn> auailnbFil burin,
T h e end of O P A does nut put Uie public com pletely
til rlabln In rnpiibliHlllna nf *l“ Anl 4ln|Mltrbrn h.irln a Fr nl.o »r* al the m erry o f m aiiufaeluiotw atitl retailers. The m an on
Huycrs Can Wait
*rn»d.
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;iliiMinlsiitti.,uf the entmtnr has ;t \ cficp a t ; j j i i L C f t e J »> «\
P i i w W , ] r t ; r '7 - t t r i n ___
T h e tjniekesl w iiy to m ake prices o f commodities s k y - 1
IHBLfi VKHSL ?ftli 'HUt-VV ' roekel is to rush ollT a n d b u y I bmps' fo r'fe a r Hiej’ m ay 66SV
T h e ttuiikest w a y to h r i n p - prices d o w n
OUU VKRY KX A MI’LL MAY mure later.
BE JUBT THAT:.Judk’e thU rath- iimtiti at the end o f a letnporary sh u fflin g is to buy as
vr, tnut tin our put it Mumhlinv lit lie as possible.
block or ini ti'fa'i'in to full *»'
A s loop as 11101*0 a re more people dem anding shoes,
his brutrer> wpy.: H"i" <l
.
o r radios^ o r -clot hespitis,--or a ny other nivei»^|»riii|uct.-lhaii
* -|f everyl.ody wm u» hud ft there are Items, the custom ers lnd'nKaT(iHl oath other aiid'
other people eay they ate, thl» push the priei's up a s at an auction.
certainly would >r ■> ,M11 ‘ f “
K vri> person w h o can wait another two months for.
world. But "II do o'bn him,I. I lie ........ perhaps an oth er si\ ntmillis fo r a new run —
may bo that* "h.M ., ibu matter
everyone e iu> puis o f f jiM purchases as loiij: as possible—
with it.
w i[J help in lull Ihe b ra k e s on rii'-uiK prires.
Thu filial led "f 'he 1'I’A will
N n llim p but prod iirlim i tideipinte to supply (lie detome in tl».’ tost :'i) du>H wtiiu rnaiuj cun effei-liyely clour Ihe situalnm.
thii people will dvciitr wlicl lift
they would tailo r do without lu'tT .
at ceilittE prim,
lutio l“'t‘f at ^
n profit to prmtum ■
Presitlenl T ru m a n is nortoriously an optimist. Those
. r \.,ii tltniily in thnt
and thr M«.ly
«»i
It looks ni if the It. s. AttorI • ll«*n wnrkt'iK.
>‘mi h«\»*n Chmch.
ney Gencrul'a otto,
««...* to i elosest l«, ..... M.V Hint he nn.y lose his Irm per. but he
I hink this tn»j| !
Wm
tnllii!
nf#timl*
th**n
you
ennhave aome inveatlgatiriE to do ■- never becom es dlseonraReil.
I lie l iilleil Males, III Ills
think, you muni In* aslur< a ^nmi
itat
your
In K ‘* to
Mluiasippi where I'bcodoo? BBIi‘ ( mitl-wmst,-rn mind, eam m l fail,' however rouvh tip" Ki*in|;.
salary Ik*fun* your will *»\ i», trail j
'th
it«i
v
dnjc
tracks,
a*
n
-5
Kilitoi
stlil.
was re-ele»led I" lb Semite
Ivir’ktfit ^I I h. Apply ir
11is >p mlul pbysiiiue and never-failing trend b e a llb
Will
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slitini
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hfitirirr
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pile violation of fid lal Flatub
mi purl e \ |,1.11 n his c o n fid e n t outlook. T h e rest ol it is ins |hi* (
h'M.t lit in1*I- f«• n- i.\ -mli ttiinj* a5 inimiHTi i wdf. Thr prt>phi’t- *ay J ^
i i i 1MIL*' in ftu t’f iht'fti,
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n m ill It-i *"f f u r l i |ymi i(n what I? ic-'piii*
The ritizti,. Hank " f <n ifto ill I it l|,br I mi .,r,I , I'll icisio. Me seldom lets Irlj , Miles Eel s 4« i
|
flu- 1.11nf! f y •if
" f n m f *if ytiu Ji^id rr •« t ln u r ; 1a*« i tH'l ill-1 llkt* wi'
look in tl. (nl-.n- "f .no i'.iio.icr, him *i,iw o hot'iiii'C, in bis ow n Iioiim 'I v |dira>t*tilmty. " I b ey
-» Ut.it
Itr«itlie t 9 . >ftur callifijs u po ki*i , pi fin Im n * Iv nij I ir
on the fir“l dal
I ti.il lie oumIv nil, the p m eruioi'iit by bimlsiy'bt. I h ave run it by fo r e - hi) vit-w- tim'tttfh lt»r l‘ **»uni. A-*
- * 11il» .« 'i«-*it n* fi.ifi^iliility
fail* mf li II util It y no! t hut fy iilijh - let IIn* ill tilr nf pf iivor. .
enough mooi-y i o . * o u 0 m*. I sit'ltt. so
niiirse I m a k e mistakes.
It* \in; m»» 1ten *ntf 11!
it-w*w
it >-*m. n«»t
in lh«
art.| jt t if 'it , in
5 'tht'w th a t
in tLo contmlllillv and I" •> o>o
T h is is not a bail Idea for Iminbler cttl/.etis t,> re |utl|iii. liith ti itittii'
,tf it thni
* i •h ►riM iilv t■» kiif* 1 m jn n y r * . nmitcv y*»n ran l y hark^ ittiru;, 1
ita euccesiful opi tuliun And n •!
tn lii-bn-ws, I-! y**u nrr
Mh't* »»f wiillmt; ihtnn
all ihl* money i« rnnunc ft,on member, if nl tunes there's an inclination In look mmirn- in.
,( • ft.iMir ..f fli* *
Sunn
tile Sanford batikn by
no in- fiillv back m e t y ea rs that have been less effective than ,
iiiH iiiipj] my ciirn»>it> is mtiunerl
Many Oviedo ntlrvn- hove |>i. they n iijfh l have been. Most people tin the best they ta ll IjiiM ar-' I '-Tt «»n a Irtiiim^h
inIf*muin i«t
mitnin mtnii*tpr*H
viouttly earrird their- dv|*»*iW m
, pri-pliiK 1UIJ?4* !»i see that
with
tlieMtyfhl
they
h
a
ve
-a
t
the
time.
If
yreatei'
krtow,*(
l»i»U*f v\fr. luid i**t thr ■ftafirr j
<*«h! ryad. TiiirnH
Orlatubv Winter l’.,,.kv Ihl.aiul
and other Ccnltal I'boolit eilii'i. tedjfe tom es Inter. UJtforltHtately it caiuwrt he in at It) retro hum Sit iuw it- lnH'Ulwt ovcvMury v»mi. i*'Ail hU |iray«’r* ftQin Aj
U]1 1
in
.*, giMiftfs I f _your ''liMjuraliiHi** ia i
if
anil Uf IM*ll
'l1. Up
11
active.
will t" i m n c
• t ejin**
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‘ .I Jim ji.lim i,nnL..»Mmi AKiAiKfe*Ki-s4uis--»-wnkrr- tT'ii~TnTlt'A^e Of rvM entwln ~
u lit* ‘ IT I tfUirvi r-TTr^TTTTTtTTTrr
fliy lav jrarpmen. Hut
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Tiv r;,«r fiH** ^ufh »oinl*'f ful |»ri»"yn^ nffiMi-*? nfc Ifrlf
is wiurth luoti' Ibnii it will* a h'lv
Thrro-Judf)D Umll Bill
Surplus Property D iip o ta l
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ami alwt tIn,l |tr<uterty
in m t t it it ih ir i i haver }itTfi r si 11ml, 11) ia1(* I
Se»n at Jatk-in-lhe-Bo*
M ay Ctewfe Rcukot Rings
about tbc cid, - "lie.* "f
♦ vi r y u n it! in ^ f l I m i ! f.** m ii.fi) nn
Flti’H til 111r*|* (t*l
reVeniUF-wklril lltn-t-iln l»n.. . . ’1 liL
iHtfirfitf- in wrrk h t P'!
'ift f h r jt ' ti’ n tlrritrrp prfTf
ptO^ Tt— *1rrrr -nni fnrfrt a T
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• W ASH IN G TO N T*ip government "ItleiaLi nrr worried nlxmt the
fur .1* Mij>! Tm (4f*!vi
« fieri .util" "„'*l v*l|HI lint « feu
•WFiepfittr Bit,-el-, , 'illli'l' f'.ii'H
btel, n( t.-"ih" in tl>'- ‘•iirplii* property tll»|*wial laws
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uf run wuul,I ,1., if, when yon ■
parks time irmir tip n • “ tilde "I
They fr.inhly l" U *n»ttt" of the lilggesl sramlnls tit Ihe nation*
Ill* ffic ikfet ll»*’ *tff iYtttit41Vi* f
,lake,| f. r lii** uuiftohe,* of the
hundred |>ercint in tlw’ e« • "I
lualory
w
ill
orrtir
unless
more
draatii
priuilti,-.*
ure^
written
Into
Holy Kpiiirit ( -nme prumiunrc ;
IrsiiH
"Kri- I My I*mtt1
the City "■ the rust <>f fill tine
the
ntaliile
tiooh*
My own |r*nirfmf ohai*nratifin i», it ll* spelledI. God brought you
our own lawn tin* with you. Iti
Mitch nf the triiuhle revolve* around war veteran* Es-servtremcn
vi*r» luii" -mil fo.nl. lull entirely |,u,| •Iteirkipg in oilier lung,')* nn>
c o s ts Cfltmot hv m et vet y we I
llu- opposir,-. JrsUs never raid, miide you xhout nml prai.-u Go,I,
without inereOBitlir ivvenuc
will In* most vitally off,Tied liy dlscrlmlnnlnry dlspnul liecausr of
%
14fleece rnv Inmltc « r shtop. When j Well in this mmlcrn day. our
the present preference system. However, Ihe government is oware
you fail to insist Upon ntr old modem minirirrs irr*i wont. It
•‘Tothtta filthy and wlllnmt
of report* that some veteran* are selling their
I* -Ii in,i*.,| "Mour uer* flench”, fu, I would lie imthinkuhli- laroii*,'
door*, reillnifn with Inrt'e b»l" ,,
prioriti"* lo Ihe highest hldilrrn nr dealing Illicitly
|(■<-, |d, t,» i,outl,li- !hc»n*n1ve* .md Ihnl way tiudinklmg pr-opt.''-,*irr*
lunrhrcmiit uml kllchen n•,«,t>. no
a* leoCen1’ to * nivr up iUevul buyers,
t-'g <it-d It, forgive Ilicit sin* lair foreign to rmli nlhcr. S,teinf
fit for human u-e, fl“»r tin, iwered,
Itnii Gen Thtima* l* t'amptiell. who 1* aurml* ami mire rvriywhric, »< i.en*
voir arc (nitline your own -out' *lnnding nowaday* keep* the old
iVvtng
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Gl
in
business
for
Herrelary
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f
War
in o doubtful place, or me (natty time, weep you, wav to -nlvalino
rtitt'vl. tin l„v,i(nry f"i i m* l*,'n
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tj-s*»,n
pri.hii*
lb.,t
big
tnekeleerlng
help. .te|t|i -pi lutered i w n <■'•■
ring* will use unless <.'i"igi<ss moves to prevent
room with hole* In walls .,'"1 >* d*
illif, fire escape* bliirked ■
them.
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HUstiriK picture of neirV.’el " III"
in a hulldlnv wln-M- 110 Inn • and
• OBSERVERS REGARD the EastUml-Brtdge*
Blrl* attended m IiihiI In I m me
bill, providing retroacllveljj Hint one president
tir/1— Tlui* the Tnm|t» Tribune
may name only three s u p in e court Justices, ss
describes a mimed tchiml.
(n legislative Jaek-ln-the-lwix
IOasy Hinrisifflrt
SANCOUI) K0KUA1
nnny.i .u'd.
No matter what kind of paint you nerd—for the
optiide, inside, floor* or furniture t~; wc have the
Pittsburgh Paint that will give you thebest looking,
I longest-lasting and most economical result*. Here’*
i where you'll find a full line of ihe finest paints
* money can buy.
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P R IC E S A S B E F O R E O P A IN 1942
W E S P E C I A L I Z E IN P A I N T A N D G L A S S
W E S H A K E IT U P — W E D E L I V E R — N O EXTRA CHARGE— W E
SAVE
YOU
MONEY.
S E E US N O W F O R Y O U R R E Q U I R E M N T S —
TAKE YOUR P A IN T PROBLEM S TO
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Rccretarv Snyder o f the Tretigry department i* nfrnld Ihat
riling price* mav fnmt nit inc m * e in federal tmve. S ctelary
Mttyiler ahoubl say that he hopes
they w 1)1. For pat Imp* the lies!
way in tho world for the govern,
nwnt to prevent further inrreaw*
In price* hi to raise taie* and
hatance th« fetleral budget. Mtwtnwhlle, it ahuold !»• Inlere*linc In
consumer* to know that prim
gougera and prnflleenf wh,i Ity
to take advanlage of premature
damiso o f OPA will In reality be
working for th« governrrsml sines
tut rates beCnmo almost confisca
tory in the higher Income brackeU.
Kocrcaats )totnl to a compromise nn the ixtenslon o f the draft,
out lhat haa taken on n foreign policy complexion because o f th4
International flliiailon nnd the tiecraslty of maintaining occupation
forera lit gurnptnnd Asia.
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On Ihn Jd.f.'iO^mXi Hrlllah loan, the p re ild n i la believed certain to
wlrf. Tlila mnjor'fnrelgn ceflnoml4T**U«* encaintered It* big lest In
tho Rrrmto. 1louse approval la rrganled aa assured after Ute bank
ing committee's favorable 20 to S vote.
But on domestic questions the president his been defeated, even
when administration leaders have atreaact their global aspect. Tlie
worst defeat iva* the action nf the tw o turner* on extending' O PA .
* It aeemccl for n tlmo that the president ml^ht g e l his emergency
labor Mil, bill that hope Is now dashed. Heine nml 8cnate com
m itters nrc the gravcynrds o f a score o f other Truman legislative
proposal* on domestic issues.
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• JOHN I*. USWIB’ ntKTRICT RO OllO AN It A T I ON Is turning on
Urn steam in It* organizing acttvtUea.
W ith the coat miners settled under a new contract for Another
Washington officials who are
year, tho Lewis srganlsallon is expected to ko all out tarsC In Its
afraid o f losing their Jobs or are
guest for members.
. j
owned bmiy and soul by the CIO
The United Mine Workers* resfflUstlon Ust Jsnusry with the
are pouring, out stream* of pro
A EL inspired predictions thst Lewis would spesrhead a drive to raid
paganda designed to terrorise
the CIO and build bp tho Federation as ths dominant American
Anfcrkan consumer* and drive
labor organization.
them to tiring t about the very
Vartou* UMW publication* are hailing the recently negotiated
caUmlt-''theae Job-holders ao loud
coal pact aa one o f the greatest achievements ever turned la by a
ly predict. Every recent slsts•
‘ emanating from tho nation ■ labor, union. For example, Uie United Oonstfuclion
Worker* News says:
I
lewis Moy
al haa warnod of ruinous
. . now the awlft-movlnf current toward ofincreases, shortages nnd all
filiation with the United Mine Worker# of America
0 0
o f dire event* If Uie OPA
»t restored. Many a nervous
will swell into a great Udal ware or IrmUUble
fee Msmbtrs
j n upotP hearing them report*
momentum.
r’ "’
V
'
rushed down to the store* to
"The nation's workers are inevitably lurnliw toward an organiza
ln a big supply f hoarding, we
tion suchjia this that has ths power and ability to weather stub t
i to call it'. And In Ihl* wsy
storm of frost Ue fisrcee and achieve Its program In full.”
•»
tho propagandists bopo to bring U w ls' pubilcitts stress the political -‘independence” of the UMW
Oahgot the verv Inflation they pre
organization and contrast Its gains to those of the CIO srtitdi "had
tend to dread, and thus to en>
courage more drastic socialistic 'a claim on Whits House friendship.” Ths Neva said:
” . , The CIO dispute* were settled on a compromise basis and
ttion and to produce more
t Jobs for th m fs e lw .j
cosUir slrikrA dreolts Uiei
B
-v \
(rut the
The hill popped Up when Senator* Eastland
Moat ,|wn«eroti| ••leiuenl to be
Robeil Pattaiten (t » l of Mississippi anil Plyle* llriilges (R t of
feared In tin collapse >d npA
«
New Hanipshite offered i( ll twihhed up noisily,
rrjrulntbm 1* the lor- *'f i* "1 ’
truls. White urenter pt»<fiirt)nn' nod w as shoved hsi h in (tie Inn w hen It w*l trferrrd to the Senate
and competition can <pitiV.lv lake JUiflriaiy rormnitlee
care nf prliv Iiicirh*,' In mo*'
Gbserver* are reiln io Mint Ihe gaily.huiyt "Jarh" will not pop.
line*. It liike* time to Build limi»r*.'
forlii ngain lhal il will >n".ther -and die in rmnniltte*.
ami in tlie mcanlllu, Inu'lli'rdn. if
th e ii ensure, ouigitiwih of the now fanioui fetid hetw-een Supreme
they are *o foeh.ili. run i oul tin'
C^IIM liotftrea Rotx rl dm h *011 nod lingo 1. (Hack, nrver lutd a
tenant. Ili|t they .liuuld iriiemdK'r
rlmme pHlitirnl nnnlyat* point out It would, they explain. I<- tmthin, that tlie hit'll,•! the tent*, the
nurkahlr Tlie proposal, however, did much to put Ihe Henatr'a gen
greater the urge
Imlbl one’
eral discontent with the supreme court flghlt.n record
own holme, nml wllti price <cilinp.
• I ’llE illtrE N T T R U M A N Is still winning In Congrea* on foreign
off building muter 1»In, it will coon
jnihry quest ions and losing on nearly all drineatlc ones. ■
be poniWe l» build lintur*. -Thii
I’resenl indlrallona are Hull, When Orngre.'* adjourni In late July.
'might be « good lime t” mbit the
gratitude oT n pertmin
■Ihn prraidenl will have rung tip acarceiy uie major victory on il
by treating him right.
domestic issue.
•
Zlnique JJationdlly(PLOT TA X )
VETERANS
ManrtJout ths way ths word keens getting araondr Vsl-A-Psk
for greater convenient* to mate. M jgicil the way U holdr every
essential clothing need without tho trace o f a wrinkle or ths
need for uopasldng. Wondnful whether yoo’rf golag by train
or plant, and just about tailor-made for trip by autu. In irnart
We eollctt your patronage
arul Uivlte you to ahop
our largo stock.
YOU MAY r
May be purchased
separately
Includes 3-p i«o
bedroom suite.
Coil springs, all
layer felt mat
tress. s pair nf
goose and hen
feather
pUlowi
and a boudoir
chair.
A WHOLE TEAK TO
PAT IP YOU LIKE
«ASg ANY ROOM SEPARATELY ON OUR EASY TERMS
became quantities are limitedI
HftfiBT-
. L. Perkins
CORRECT MEN’ S W EAR
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F R ID A Y ,
JULY
5,
1948
e d it o r
—
Personal Activities
Edward Potters Are
Given Farewell Party
r50
Mr. an<l Mrs
Mr«. F. F, Rountilla* wa. tin*, **'"1 S‘.inlay m
tess Werlnesday evening to
!.i, ■ rtlatjvcwell party for Lieut. I .oo.li and
Itcv. in,| Mrs.
Mrs. vdw ard Potter who m il lease
totnor«ow to male! their horn,, at inid fam jy s|vnt
Annapolis, Md. Friem L gathered Una Heirh.
at the Roumillat home, .*10 Pal
I
M ONDAY
Cullen Wright,
The /tegular business and pro metto Avenue ut 8;!tO P. M t„
gram meeting o f (he \V. S. C, S. wish ‘the Potters well on their Plnrid.i Indent, j«
o f (ho, P in t Methndist Church will two year assignment with tt, C, tin! da)s with his
S, Navy.
meet at 3:30 I'. M.
Summer flower* a tin u tP e tj .irC itric* of (ho Fir*! Baptist
Church will meet nt 3:30 I'. M. coratrd the party ro«m . a ! . iW the?
.
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,-f-Wallitre:'Til ftrr IT. -At— iMmU. \-.'Cgid
Campbell, ill lit Sanford. Avenue: M i*, I-ujiy ■HurtsILdd, Mr •, Jaioc*.
Circle No. 3. Mm. II. I,. Hrurd,*Crappe and Mr*. Peter* It. Top.ic.
J jl 6 Avocado Avenue; Circle No.
T rio*e enjoying the nce«st>n
W . Mr*. S. .C. Dickerson, South were Mr. and Mr*. David Smith,
Sanford Avenue; Circle No. 5, Mr. anil Mrs. Dale Scott. .It,. Mr.
will meet at (he church annex; and Mr*, lunry lluitsfndd. Mr.
Circle No. t>. Mm. II. M. Pearce. and Mr*. James (frapp . Mt-.
717 West First Street will* Mr*. Frntik Kay, Mr*. P. It. I op* ■,
Dr. )\ V. Ilittinu lias returo ,
Mis* Mildred Ij i tick of Wejrtoo,
L. A. Phillips ns co-hostess.
(II rtf Auxiliary will meet at Weal Va.. Mrs. P. Dean o f Jars. A" !•'* h'jkt on Pulnivlto Avctur
3:30 P. M. at the church annex. souvill-% Mr*. Jack Grant i f I n . - |after t*>ii* confined in the 1,«
Royal Amlin* -itdors will meet burg, "Mis* L it’.llr 'fWttnle. M . hespltnl ip *nme time.
3:46 I'_. M. at the church 4letty Thurmond and Walter Hay.
Joe ^li-ill ha* r'rceiveil hi- ,li anne*.
ties.
charKt" ftm the Navy and i- ruin
Circle* j>f
the
Presbyterian
at home a ll Ills pinouts, Mi not
Woman’s Auxiliary will meet at
Mr,*. Ita> McN'ill o f (-••neva..
0J:3O I*. M.' ns follows; Circle
^ Np. J. Mrs. C.^K. Dawson, chairc h
mau. with Mr*. Witom Ncwirnii. ,
____
• H. Navy in Mrmphin. Trim.
Goldrn Lake,. Mrs. J, W. Mem,
-I enilini; .ome time
I
Mist
Jitttlew
I
If
own
co-hostess; Cirvle No. 2, Mr.,
I epsic at heir horn.
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A New nmn a* tinted
the In Me*» in t»rrviii,i
.,'eliijhtfu| ili'ssert rillirre hefnre the cun)
gam? Iiegntt.
l*r'
—7
If!
Mrs. |{. ,\. Netvman
liridjre Cluh Hostess
Mito til
Longtvnod
•c ' " ' H
'! ' N wnmn wo* h<»* •
I '*tt Nightly Itrldge • lob
,■ in ,
iio im ,
.am
i
, i ,o .i
I,
tie,, Aotiuc, f.»r a ites-e, t hrtdife.
'D '
W < llilt. .Mrs. I*. I
l k , * : f j n r , | J | « F, K. Kouilllt.
htrWilliston Pm l
Inn.' "'IT Ho' c iro assertil led
\ww Ytnk wild ' heiiyw,m,|
. Ueam 11a t i nn dtam utert ytm
llaitlrOVmiteiroT i .mo- pnitt i.sdf. ‘ u lieie the gam,
Mnitir and l.onKW“'Hl wn* w*-t,' rolo\. I ||ii;|, si',,1,-.
*d rrcenlly.'
awaide.f \f,
v|aik I r'.npen,,.
The ceremony was petfoimed 1n,,d ' I "
l i m y It L o tt- with
•a Rev J Remind Root tp the
Ik ". Small hoint: a„u>del
"ngrcirational
Parish
House, i
'
Saultod op Sunday iifte ilie n June
It" .
-out " o - \t.
|, |
d
Thra-hei, Mi- W. C. if ill, \|,
Th- bride was irmvned fn~tvnl*.»* :** h Rome, :it. M i:
M .tt, ;
t> ,ii*
silk and wore ^1 caisagir e d , f a , p iit, ■ ,
(; "'ll
io -,s and carried ,a lasiuet .o f , M i- W,iH.ur. iV u cb l. M f * . III *!
bom stemmed red ro«<" '
i Small. M>- ‘ llarty L.
t*M
;|Tj
fjt a
the hrhl.ll couple will O'-nle tin Mrs Neu'o.oi
lamgWisol for I lie pi '-rut
Memta'rs of ttn* Root family
w eir t, it ncs.es
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— lie * --Tnmr, MnyiniK ■ \rti,i lm:
&*r| handlidRip beltlti el
toi'i, tnxstor of I oouwiiod Hind 1st
tuny
t tniT.li for the past two yr,n> ha ,
oi **oM pitt#i r*«* f"Sv»»
..... .. fed to. resignation i . ta|.e‘
is...*, nmi|1C'rt y-'U• t**- l *>
Y O U T O U F A It
,tto»t
tolv
I.’,
fie
wdl
into,
a
l O r o , i , ti
iiouaimeroct
«Nn f ,n »i| t*
|*iv»i
i'g m »tf»‘ bKl.ty In Mr md M, 1, i field of IW11- I( \ f .. r |.
Mr*. R. F. Malm. l'JJ West Nine- tfind Mrs, T. ( ’, lirman "f ’ I'*
Dl.
f
Rake,
left
ft..dm
I Jill 11»| A v(*Hllr m vv111 \%i*s* V'V3*I*. t
\|,-i 'totlami S' ot tin* one i
#P'*i .'‘H
I k:*l |uiy*|**i«i dtO'jl'lf
* *ti'«lLr.i|*|»fcjiriiliijj iipitiiair
d «v fin Iron, tin, whet- lie pi
ternth Stteel with Mrs. Wallace
pl
omllOHl
III
tin
Vault,
Mo
Otoe,ll
-IO|*ltoi \i,
tiotv P m iii
* •"*'*%*» 11 Mir lir I, min i if 11
Hell nv eo-hosless; Circle N’t, :i, Ki h%nnl Sit nek. *o»i «*f Mi n d to stay ilil Sul unlay ii.tia
tt! ltiiyti|A4fff,
tE
Mrs. II. K. St rack i»f i 1 •• •- \ \ hi* motto Mis. .1. J, Itakoi
I -u Ml 'o 1 a It 1.1,11101o. M
1Mr VIf 'i111111g Util h? Hit ') n r *' ^ 1”
Mrs. J- S. Ktider, chairaiao, with
rl 1 1 Mi-. Ruth tail Kent ,im«j Mat)
M »*irtt«Ti»*| tnutrl,
nt
I*.
*M
.
July
I
I
it
M
t
Uilfiiyun
Mr*. J. K. Munger, 017 tieneva
nt th e
fmff Inly
(Ttmrb uitU
irttu Ilia turn riu|ih»>iHj In st». V«M%rll 1*0111^ 111)' for I hr p» .« at iu*t mg 4it ny hat ■ nturned
Mr', am ljrs Wind,- tjaroei i,
Avenue; Circle No, t, Mr*. II. II. thr T in t
* -1^ «it
ittsplfiy cIphil’ ' * mil .ttt.iiii.'tr Hlu* \\ » ttu*m- j ft i*in ii vi*U m tli June Hallo way
turned ydetdny fr<vn n plan
McCaslin, chnirman, with Mr*. |^pv*
McKinley officuitinir
,
cta-a
male
at
F
S
*
W
whn-o
'* iiiliHMi* rm iuif Club
(tip to hixYille nun None* t’ais
M cC axlin, 510 Magnolia Avenue j Mis* Mary Helen Tew will
liooie t> to Mat ton, Ohio
MF'IH’I afictlilpfl tin* ItiilttiiMH'
l »kiL> ,itm1 tM'tnir 111? war
ml Mis* Itrown ami Taylor Teun. iiiiiiYtliiuta. tin.
with Mr*. Maytielir Itrown a*
Fifth Street & (lolly Ave.
tV'shtlrxl
with
tn*
father
in
the
uiiien.cn,.
nnrvworfe*
hit'lnes..
Her
.
attended
the Naltanal
Itrown,
brother
of
the
■
tirtde.de,
t.
hostess; Clicle No. 5, Mi*. C. L.
11 • nt ration t,f Home vienioostrutMr.
amMr*.
Kria-st
Southwaid
MTVnl
Hltlt
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EACH N IG H T
N.
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Hinw't'V'
m
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XiifTN
ftllii
WilA
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swill
serve
a*host
man.
No
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Reddinc. chairman, with
Mr*.
«»fi*
in Cletelnnd
re mist
front
Dayton i ltftu .1 dlittf * wiMt ' U*
-*1 (|r(kii
it lb* Hinltjnl MitViit Ait no, rnr.,fe«s„is
Krddinu. 5I(>
Valencia
Drive 1citations nr- brim: issued I a hove
Hi
lift,I
Mi»
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in
mt
nf
hare |,oi i Hi,i i.»n lb is i:f
KcJirtii -i titI * *"h»h l)r|ut I tttftn* '
Circle No. 0. Mis. II. M. Wo. 1friend* and relatives of tin ..o,| • I leach wrre they
I jI tYM.U, tlkhi til? gUl**st *» ..j Mi
Hffit, Mi IkiHMiii»ii tthelt' tin* cuUF.f w lli.lki* tlirit hiltttf
mark, chniiman, with Mrs. II. C. jai*‘ cordially united to atteml the « spending me tune,
ift'f Ah * IHmiki'ii Inp Mi» 4•1 ift•11
*
weildlnjt.
Dubose, 800 Oak Avenue.
fa
»hi- fi'tfui’t Mm i***u
1*1 rrih
Mr tin Mrp», Iv. Ill fitly hff\*
TD K S D A Y
1 ti
|it« 1 «Iy*•» *■ ft -.I I , 'vif.n
I*-*rn vi«*ng \fi-* John I lb nl\
Alathcyin t'|»sR of the Fit 1
•I hr i h* i III* Pul nit ttn Vv* icii
I
It PiilH* -I b\ ^1I * hillt |' t J( I
Jtnptist Chlllch
will
moot
nI
1"I 4M4I ti*
W rl f *
\|,
f*-i the nt ,M*vrrftl tl,i> *
8:00 P. M at the mine,
M,
‘t 1 1 t ttktn„■ ft ' pi •f •| . ,1r*
Volte
'William-.
Mi*.
ItifTioo
M in
it \ *
1 h li .iris t dli |•
rki? Ihntth? l?H
•inhnson. Mr* II. [>. Smith amt
IT.- troop *fhtm! f"i i lu i-t 1.1
I.
III?*! Ill \ * XI I Mil YAI‘**k*‘ A
tin 1111i‘i ** »d flu
■ip* t
* t r s . A C. Madden will (*■ hoiftlir i -x u ill liavi* it * • I-'
Itriii h tti'-ii t
I tt* * \|**t*rt.‘.
tesscs dor ioc the social toon
i ft
1
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u* ll. - *M of hr i in**
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DanttMrrs o f Wesley of the nil' tyi Inrmh• h i llvvr»y . tli u
1111lit. Mi fiii! M»
t IliU ?«’ nf flu light
l Hi.
li•*»!»*
Ml
kml I It it"L
First Methodist Chinch will hold ;ii 7 IT» F. M Th? r\* *»
n 'I
>pu1 1 l?d it|i ! In
1 u ImU i ,
n monthly meeting at the homo tiin.sifll uf i'xhtbtliHiiMis. .VK. Melon and duutfbt
o f Mts. C. II. Winn, Ninth Street tiiifii* flu it tig fljt pant In
viH.s l I HA
I lie Mil'll,
1.lib no J Mr- 11out v K le in
wf»?»l
»«•■.*
-f lhMlts y i».
i ^
and MuRiiolin Avenue, at Kami mill diploma!» a Md rthii
d'bmgt»*ti f
ft
i»l*l^ o f C one,, pent t oe-day in liila.
i*l I g + *"i I* ht ?k I’M " li . I fill
f
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will l»? pr?5?nt?«l.
do and route home slopped , I t’FFI FH i.
4* Ills •■MjflllP lit hi* pi HI *lf
\fnl ti|t* .#
=i
_ Th? public ia iliVIU-t In rtUtliiL f H oof,,. I the I m,, beetle
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*alne) w l'eltlirit „ ( 1.1'. ,-1 [71 T.'- V''f,*
PjfK.n?r mn f? '!» *mf
in ifN rn'TrT: •
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u
r
fha Snlth lake*- this 'fnean. n f jfou r children will poiiiripnte its j()ak ainttudcnl a t * Florida Stal. , y,
r^l * ■ FiljJ i blHi'tUl. ft "IQ H‘.'» .4,,U?’I
T .l m i.’- U A’-kt.u^mti i T i o }v Pr
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T h i, n t„ notify the pdibf
J * n -J, Smith
’tiih
tru?F
fiti
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ai ti*l ■hi y
j that I Will n*>t i‘,‘ io.pon.ibl*
l A R id Y \ - ti ! I I K R K \ I I
\V. Cj Smith
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j for any debts lnts*irre«l by ' 'my
amt
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b. t.-nis Mr . I Mi R M
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ft* nm{ Mm . It. V. RumIn11
Specializing in Beach Togt, Sport* W e a r
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|l lh fh? R<in ! Hip mm mu:
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ptnn
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rifinc? In Ibiytmin ft?.!* Tt in
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I hr t Mltliv I Tub
Canal Street
Now Smyrna Beach, Fla.
f 1 ni'ttr fulin? iiht'ii i h?v* i tn
J nod
l»D ■
f MiltAthli' ht*ll*mg i nMtlil i««n«
I hr Si*IiM ifcMtii'tu , ? ►
^ ICfindnll hiiw niT'fdU pm j
it *txii till p »''•*♦*
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Special Sum m er Rate*, $2 and up.
If Mnlilfl. •• • M I \\
A rii'an L-gitit.
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Mm v* In fi li**'
Cool* breeze-awept room*. Elevator* and other mod*
■l l ' I ' S I I IIS M .I.I 1 tt \I.TI.I;
tt* hi* Yiltj nltxrnt‘ .in*I fuT\
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rorrcLmti •**'*•»"» 1x4 •!' « .IQu
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M. SM ITH. H i:I I V It' lIRttt'K.
tUv****m ti»r*l ut th? n.itPuml
/ern accommodation*. Under new management,
in Atitnlni IM IH*»I.
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Cinintry
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tomorrow
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I he tom f fancy l>el wren the trip 'light!
Chamber of Commerce for Free Hfuatrated Bookltt
I Miss .laniece Hrown
i T II Wedding Plans,
MRS. J. II. M h N IlK
e~ni Am-*Tiaph*
U V Dt COI.OLNE
Special Sale
Hr 50^
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F H F k n i OF (iOD
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Troop School Hast
Kxercisos Tonight
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Reservations Now Available
I eryoiic Con Rally
Invited
lermediale (* iris
Organize ( hiss
C U R T A IN S
FLORIDA'S SAFEST BATHING BEACH
OV.ERNIGHT ACCOMMODATIONS
IVsionary To Speak
He Sunday Morning
*‘nclt/i& 'Pau M
« Mary Thompson, xr,ter o f
MClaranee Winn nf (hr, city,
w peak Sunday at 11:00 A. M.
nt*
RECORDS
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McliUidist
ntlaaiunary
Khiirrh
work
Mathers Prices
In
Ci F„ypE
< Tbompxon f* a miiurinnary
o f* U n i t e d
I'rexhyatTtan
O l and ha* xprnt much in
A R E B E L O W O P A A P P R O V E D P R IC E S !
Efc
MUSIC ACCESSORIES
* INSTRUMENT REPAIRS
'*VSWV‘M
HARMONICAS
ELECTRIC PHONOGRAPHS
NOW AVAILABLE FOR
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
First
ennlng
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WEST FIRST STREET — PHONE 9B3
SANF0tU>. FLORIDA
11/ Associated l’rr»x
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ln<tay, the
N launched
launch* a summer oftenalii Russia on the OrelB id front. On this day In
l!A.tq*rlcan paratroopers in.vt.N um for (aland in Dutch
|N4iine*. One year ago today,
dl.Morgenthau, Jr., announc*
e«*t he srma resigning as
Uery a f the Treasury.
C H E N ILLE
M A T H E R will continue to hold thc»c pricea aa long
*• (lock lad*.
oday In History
thl* day In I7UH, Napoleon I
ra*d the Kgyptlan port of
Aktlrio.. Today mark* the
Idly anniversaries of two
fat Americans, Admiral David
F<ut and P. T. Itarnimi. Farrawaa bom in 1801. Itanium.
I * » 1810. made his reputati* a showman and a circus
opr. Today also 0 the birth,
doniveraary of the Salvation
A which was founded In
l
“IT'S EASY TO PAY THE MATHER W A Y "
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and
RAYON
Bed Spreads
$7-70 to’ $j[g.!)5
EASY
2 0 3 -0 9
TERMS
Fir*l
E a st
Street
OF SAN FO RD
ttiv.-.
Flowrede Drapes
to match lh* bed spread*)
THEY WCMJtID READ YOUR AD
TOO, IF IT APPEARED HERE
Clothe the Family—AVe FurnUh (lie Home’’
E. 1st St.
Phone 171
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Km ! - S til lit I a Hi tilt
C<i1411I
I hr *«...■ US ( lull Hill I*.
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j nw'tt ,it a T?*-*-*i t~tu iTg? i v Mi a. |rung nt i*
A. M* tn the i «*
1- F thiumillnt ut I* i h ID? I'll j
* » ditcrcg Dll «vn*»l t i Pul nt el in A \ftn if Mr* Mat k T S t111f , m S,,nftiid \vvHue
’UIA
ll liUM «c<tl e
t h■i htt,e
I .tthei
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ptt/e .it tlie eiinelu'mii *«f tin* *»(dtt *hi
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Mr-* >
rfatnrw «tth
Hrti Small reI
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•tp: iintn 'irii * t| rti i\ Mir *rt«*nd hikdt iiit'l \|t-.
HID! rit-hg.
1* IlMw.t*
Mt\' i
SUNDAY
Holy Communion srrvirex til
Holy Cross Kpiseopal Church will
lie held Sunday morning at 8:30
o'clock throughout July, A u £u» i
and tlsj Oral. Sunday in Scptcm-
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-.Mrs, F. IC. ituiimiltat |Garden Club Sale W ill
Hostess To C’lul) He %llelil Tomorrow
Ceccit* Trutuck
Social Calendai
—
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TH E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , SANFO R D , F LO R ID A
Social' And
S o c ie t y
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�FRIDAY,
1'IIK HANFORD IIKItAl.M. HANFUHI). F L O ltllM
F A C IE S I X
^ IS THEM
S in youi
R raas Vows Lasting Friendship
Between Philippines And U. S
Goiom
JULY
5,
1M6
Mather*s Prices
I'CELUR
ARE BELOW OPA APPROVED PRICES!
MATHER Will continue to hold the»e pricei at
it dock lattt.
"ITS EASY TO PAY THE MATHER WAY
Phone
Yen, and in Your
Attic Tool
Tarn Those Thlufi
You Don’t Want Itt<
policy wilt a l» * r * * h e inspired hy
State* I« (ffTTioETn* anywhere In the
firm In my puiim*n
not - merely to cooperate with
America's-* pnl(icy in the I'hilippine*, hut aWin do everythin * in
the power of (In Philippine iriiv-
, ^Aii#r wr sy f Ue nur•nulopmwe j r f n . t*witittue
to
seek
tit (httrrtWfnt5"TTTi«r ilThftrtnhi|i
w ith
the
Ib iiteil
S t a le *
it*
(V>-«iWe. Perhaps mu always wtll
•inlure.
»
We will always rontinue teach>mr the Km: 11*It lansruaKe in our
j.iihlic eehonli. W# will •attentivey .mteh An* ricit** t'll'ti'Mhip in
a or Id n ffa Ira.
I truly hope there will lie no
more war. Hnyrcver, nhnuld future
event* }>rrve otherwise and the
. niU’d fit at'.at niiii' again take* up
arm* in defense of ld>erty and
hunian riijhu. I. um sure, tho
people o f the Philippine* will con
sider it tint merely an honor hut
iiU....lkni—-t"I•* (ir -fir h t "TiiiinR*H e the
A m erican*.
21st Encampment
At Lake W inona
To Get Underway
Export
donning
Quick Sorvifce
Pick-up nntl Delivery
M o th -p r o o f B ng*
Plcnse ruturn■hAngers
l a n k y ’s
SCOTTS
v# In able to m aintain ti close
pnlitical relationship. hut un in' Irtiate roopnrattort w ith
A m e r
ind Institution* w ill rem ain ami
UNOtl.THI SUPttVISION of 70 OI*. Crrman laborer* are destroying »omo
63,000 ton* of Narl poison gase*. Three worker*, wearing decontamina
tio n *1111*, a re shown w it c h in g burning mustard fa * n* It sends up hugo
billow* of smoke at the Chemical Warfare Service depot at S t Ctxirgcn,
Cfermany. A layer o f rhtnrlde of time placed in the burning pit send* tho
mustard gas into dome* Immediately. Signal Corp* photo, (International)
JorrelL John Joimhl. John llikfjfin-.
Knlec't t linker,
Rodger dinner,
Jimmie Mrlhmnlil, Ciimfifr Hern
■ I f in d n u r d L r u i u I ’ mn r l l n r
tnetll and lender *diip,
Monday don, Jimmie M cK ff, Hill Srlmtp
l»rr|T, IhuivTti- Hmnjdury, Jeffrey
; urnn111iff, the ***vri* I1a *g i* nvreet1*
i Y u tea,
Buddy ItlejNcha
t ’horlfis
*d iJihivM that Him* I he short?* fine
of heatiliful Itiikn Winnmi. near I Mann* W’nher (trnliam. Jimmie
I l l 'l l on SprlnifA, u||| b«* filled |Fox. John Fax, GfniK*' Toll, A.
A-jth f f r i t H fKiy« ‘rh#y will Apeml |K. Hnwt'M. Frtitik St**n-tMMn, find
, rittim, lltirh Walter
Itnlwit Mil
i Wf»
cnmphiK.
fi^hlnff,
rhetl, Win!** 1*e»rti*** * Hill
!' * w id i ii* lit if a n«I it*ii i 11 i •iif *■
n« i»y n t •&
IhlBIf.n gif mitnrrv mak mK useful j Wfillurr 1.VM - Ilirkiv Ifuttei* J}*d*<
by Tyii*. Mikr WhtdrhH, Robert
a t ft lr « in (he hundirrnft l*«l^*,I j Sumnrlu.
I hisf I#*a -l.re, John BowIrnrninf ninny new irnmen and
* en, Clyde' Howen
Fred Bowym.
mnkiT^if ih >w* ffiiool*
|Ihivid
11i■-*i a-r. ‘HLir 1*1.1 Ferriu,
Mr*
V! nr rift will
with
ihi* handiernf'. und will have |.1unit'd Sliiikhtnd, Te cry .Smith,
Ijori* Smith, Rnbhy Welkin, llnvli!
rhnigr of thr* fir*l ahl cuhfn.
Kenneth Raminey, Ihdr«iriitg of IniyN, tir
in- Kiu ii -h
IrrtAh-d In * 0111# to ( h r camp her l Abney, Hilly F imiiW, Ran
nrt advkoil to roniArt Mr. Morris dolph F low nml Hill llitnly.
today.*
Thi* ftiflnwhiif^lxiy* have already
imnT# rtf*t»rV{ilifi»i<: rhurliM l^n*
Thu, w i|n li.\‘ lu c ili j i i 11 lu ip ad a
rtF1Tr:‘ rrTAniiry^ Olifdim pnr,
1,
liecii kimWM In ii'uch
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D R A W N BY vJACf BRC
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Open Crown
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B A B C -O C K
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W E R E M A R R IE D
IN AM A E R O P L A N E
A N D IM M E D IA T E L Y
a f
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W EEK PIP EAR*y
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P e n g u in s
HAVE N EV ER
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ITITEA5T bTCONU~»n
By R.J. SCOTT
BOOK
Hubby
A re hi e
BY PAUL ROBINSON
& 's I l v e o s l i p p e d ’ '
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how
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F E E L S TO B E f
F A M O U S ’N ’ T
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K N O W .*<-«•
G T ’
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liquid food that build* atrong bod in and healthy diipoai
tiona. It’« a refreshing beverage that etory member of tht
Viilt Our Modern Plant and Dai
at 20th & Summerlin
A ll the M ilk Y o u W a n t
LOOKING F O B
FOR REGULAR DELIVERY
Spencer Harden Dairy
George C. Hard*!, Owner A M r
THE OLD HOME TOWN
H E C K ? A F T E f c W E C LIM Q ^ P ®
- m ' W AV U P H E R E
I G U E S S MAW CHANGED
, M
H E R MIA4l>AGAIN-ANC> W E R E
GCVM 'TO E A T /A t T H E *
ri A J O B V q — ’
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d c u m s
THANK® FOR
THE LIFT ft—
TH A IS MV T
r-n D iS H / J
Hey/tM C 1 I’LL Q \C IF A
ONLY HI© TT2V,ANYWAY/
B i g 'n am i —y — Tm —
BANDS a
TWEBs/r
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FEELIN G i v e J :
n S E E N H IS
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PLACED
MfeS. I'M A
M U S IC IA N .'
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By STANLEY
a ll
THE LONE RANGIER
HMM - MIGHT AS WELL GET TO
WORK AND FIX. THIS BREAK
Ry Bob Green
W E BREAK WIRE-THATTALKS. WHITE OEyiL
COME QUICK- RX'EM
APACHES? AND ME UP HER!
•— « ___ : WITHOUF A GUN
Cl'S OU17A
AJORICMI
YOakgARTHAT,
KEM OSABAY?
S O U N D L IK E
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APACH E
W AR
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YOU’RE
ON, SILVER!
CIRCLE TO THE LEFT,
TONTO- RIDE IN FRO)
THERE AND USE YOU
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F R ID A Y ,
JU LY
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Locals Cop Wednesday Tilt, 6-2,
But Drop Holiday Affair, 4-3
Tonight at 8:15 ntclurk Ihr
Celery Fed* l « f f l Ihr Gaines
ville G-Men al the Municipal
Park. Tomorrow th« local* tan*
■ e with thr C Men in Gaines*
Til Ip and return hare tu pla)
Ik * St. Augustine Saint* in a
Sunday aflarnuun tilt ala ltd to
fir»l with att, infield single and
to«k thit i when Rob Tuttle lined
a double into deep itjh t firbl
An erro! by Buck William* t>t
*h»rt P*t milted the l e i ugh*,
fielder, mlverman, |p rni,< the
plate *«ftly.
,
includinir a double by Levy and I Neither team « » ■ aide to
a triple by Dave Bride.
nurthirig at all until the toji
The Feda picket! up a pair uf
half o f tie seventh ft nine. Blitn
marker* in the fin d frame a iid j“ ” d Del-ndV ace. tleorite Koval.
added three more in the third j were latil enduring an o b it inninning. Scoring ree*ed until iho'maund tlutl. However, in the fitt.it
lied Rat* grabbed their only two »etenth l»v|ich walked but » a *
T IIF . S A N F O R D
T H E 'B O X
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V fl()l l.\l home-, furnished f'd.Vun
Wper month. Adult* only. J. V.
Martin, lit. 2, Bog 9H.
2____W A N T E D T O R E N T
S M A L L furnished hotmc or apuit*
tnutit, clone in, by vet and wife.
Permanent. Phone IP M -W ,
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LiUiiy I»o»i 36n*i*i*l tturlkinl K«.-vi
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5 A R T IC L E S
F O R SALE
S F t l A L S E R V IC E S
Miiiiii, |iii- <*il a |i|it‘ wutv
Irfl
In*M I.. w-t tins jnf|i
(IIH I.’S bicycle, e*cellent i mid. t
FI.OK SAN h i m ;
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tion, good tires. Phone 121-1 and fjnisliig. I'ltaiiiug and wot lift * t*Ii11* tu (111 I'll 11 %
VIll'll KoVi:
• after 0:00 P. M.
iug. New lour* Mirfnred to per flimity fiiimul Tutllv*.
fection. 0 fbaif* made like new.
Silvrrmnn Iril tin- turnU "i*
p u o r o tiitA P iis
Cull
t‘=iii klnttli'g in fliir r offlriiil 11 l|i
are truly tnc treasure* of turn
II.M. HI,EASON
• Mi itifi oil vi
tinipH ni th*
Thee
make ideal
g ift*
fur ,
Maiy, Fla.
pliitv* tlip ■nil»l«,i»rr m ilk h l K*»vi
birthdaya,
unniver*ni |e*
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moat all other Oceanian*, Phone ) T il K HO- is pt efi-l ohle to li. fill kh.llk-.
£>7t3 for an uppondno-nt
$50 li-tl til te . utli-i-m or op
R O B K in L. 11»\
set ntiMehilr iiisiirniice. Is-i
phutogruphe,
nur ml* fur your c:;l 1 uml
T U B ESBBX S TI'IJIO
truck*
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S T A N I ) I N ( j ‘S
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scleeliun in itock. It
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Fla.
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A V E R A G E S
Here Are Matty Answers About
Newly Organized Baseball IJnion
Legal Notice
SPORTS LA U G H
THE HI-HAT CLUB
SPORTS O D D ITY
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Hardware Co.
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Bhniv flf fL iiiir| |iii* 1111Ss
have always wanted, Edward
flilando d; I a>, -i>ftig 2.
•1— MKS Sll.N SlCRVH i:
F. Lane, 'T h e man who know* S P E C IA L Sunday Dinner at tie j
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'Ked Burn. $t.25 fur .1 1utuplei,ft. |L Iililrf^*, lA7t«in*' I»rit
Sanford.’
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ttt»—?r.------.meal.
Being-the fnuuiv— Sltu y.— *— — Ibijtunq.iiuark-m .LammsSiUo. U.
3 BKDHOd.M houro with nice
want* hi ace y ^ u ."", IT i - J - k l s i - u * D IL If - ln-m-,tire
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^11 acre farm. D514 acres tiled,
rbl.indo at Sl Augustine
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Have yiiUf rmrtrnit i.ikm ni
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But vt don’t kro-w wtiui Ho - Palatku at (b-Laml
irr fair CMOdttion. Price ft),(100.Oil
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38 arres muck, 27 acre* sand land
220 Meiach Bldg.. Phone IL'>9
Irtdund at Palatluc*
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'v.rlb--ksL’t ^ mi, iiiuile^ iosbiiily. _ ra-cjhutg a! Duytoan
22._HCivs !U4d l%iui. 'J wall*. 12
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55-gallon
metal
drums.
g»«*l
acres pasture, fenced I room
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condition, $'J (81 caeh. Southern
tenant buuse, lurgr.- barn. Pri c
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Grtllie.ville ,1 i.ee-hurg
,t*Ull< >*• ""I, -Hoi letter!.. Oils
Ave., Phune 1*51.
2 slnry home, 2 tied rooms, fitl*p( policy flora
M. lb, M
Daytona at I'alutko
n-i-t it’s, bilk hi ll nor " t vl,,1" .
uated ntr 1S lots, price $45,500.*
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PUERTO
Rico cupper skinned
Hi, Auguvliiic at SA N F O R D
ello. Calif
00. Term*.
potato vines. $3.(Ml per 1.00J.
lb-Lin id at Orlando
A loiuly two story hums, 3 l,edF. M. Kngli'h, Cuujrlry Club N'K is the time to protect
M O N D A Y. J U L Y H
CO -CAPT \ INS IN TH AI h
rooms and bath upstair*, oqj
hr pi
P.dntka at Dnytuius
Road.
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4liadrrKun and hath down»talr».
>rrn damage*, (b-l Kvtendeil
HANFORD at St, Augustine
raullrr I'lu iiiu e (,.« an,| S|irmi
Price $11,000.00.
veraga. C. M. Boyd A- l u '
SW K K T potato*'* fo r sola for
L-e-huig al Gainesville
*r John Gannon have U-,-f, ...... .
W. It. W’iliams, Broker
hog food. ( lal) me for price.
Oilundo u< I bLaiid
"-eiiplatri* ..I tin Wu bn,at..n „,..l
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115 Atlunlic Bank Illdg.
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705-M.
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i>lent invururtcr- 'am r..n. t-n
Telephone 1120.
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17.
St Augustine at Lueshurg
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A R T IC L E S W A N T E D
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<nli,n,b. .,i PuUtka
ONE uf Hanford’s nicest homes
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Th re e I’ LL B U Y yntlr ear. regurilluas It P IT A L IZ A T B > S A N F o ld * at Daytona
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livtdunl, family .too ,ii<,p
of age or condition. R„y Heel.
hadroom*.
Price $8,000.00.
t AriEiiftii.
W E D N E SD AY. JU LY t «
W. It. Willi*ms. Broke,
30(1 W. 2nd St.
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Cow*.
PR O N E 20U
^ R E A L ESTATE W AN TED
DeUrml at Gainesville
T R K K U N D - M o HHISO n
B. W ; Lord, Phon* 78W-W.
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W A N T E D t Listings of farmI ’ -DRlV E -ir. INC.
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homeg, grove*
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Hr. Augustine at (.aint-svilti*
due to
green.
Phone afternoon* HKD,
ten. Jerry l^ml,
~HHW. It. W IL L IA M S , HEALTH It
Daytona at D«l.arn|
M A L A R IA ?
evening*
217-J
415 Atlantic Bsnk Illdg.
F R ID A Y . Jl L Y 12
Puhitkn at l.eedivirg
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L IS T your property with Tom GOOD saddle hor-e. rea-nnahle. FE E T piano tuning omI re
Mulisrloj i>ympi^rnw
tting. II. C liff lire -> r Box
I b-l.and at Daytona
Phone 33‘J-R,
Bolt, Salesman" Tor W. B. W il
l^ u tiT v m s C n o in i
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w i .p tic i • u i r
Orlirtrilo ni SA NI- OBD
k MU Dorn. Phone 2115.
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furnished*
Permanent
Daytona at la-esliurg
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I'Palm etto Aip,
Uliom* 1011
p resid en t. Telephone 003. ___
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St. Augu-tine at Orlarujo
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A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E
1 N O T IC E S — P E R S O N A L
HANFORD
at
Gainesville
■VMtll WNtklf witbl AY li« Nil*
G IR L lo t sorts Fountain at Lap.
H I lA » lf IteJiee.M H**v Nw*
S U N D A Y . J U L Y II
ey's Drug Stor*. Part time or $( $0 you can u-ld to your
« " V E N T U R A A T T IC F A N S
*ir# U i mttx-UI'i t g'ii* Ywi *t
Leesburg at Daytona
full time.
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pmmm » « f "• m i f“^ !*• lU
H. IL PO PE CO , INC.
omobile liability policy, $1,.
(Inine-ville at SA N FO R D
—nagfrut IfY likM
f IhlsokJ
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mcdlral
payment
for
earti
|4*K>'fty it>M It*t A/hiJ Sk**
A U TO top and windshield sealing W IIIT R girls for Inundry mark
Orlnntlo ut St. Augustine
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accidently
injiityd
while
ing and checking. Must hare
Orlando nt Sl. Augustine
compound. Also touch up *n
ustengcr in ymir car, in
high school education.
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l«eU «Mh*luetn.1 t f
.Pnlntkn nt Delornd
amels. Henkarik (Jlaaa A Pain.
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u n l k t l w * u f « Il.fcn It i
inole County larundry Co. 819
. Co., Phone 320._______________
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PACKAGE STO RED
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T F A O A T F S IN .N A V Y
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merit smart new Paeal **<*. 9” " ^ W O R K W A N T E D
ftn policy. You will ,avo C*sey, YIII jiiiiiVr- mil fielder, and
m 20c.
Henkarik (Haas A l’aiat
No •ttf«ti*.
ii# f f 1 Ho Iri-jhIt*#, H*
foxknalely l/:i of the co«t He) b'nnis, ace rookie outfleldrr M»
E X PE R T
palming - o f
home*
114 W. 2nd SL
|4on|jr. Yirtl dtrOl
c may pay tim (ire niurn in with Ban C b it p m.a n’, Phillies, vial n h ,4|iwuio
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Contract # r hourly Itaaia. pb
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Uinual iiiatallineiit
C. M were M-v»m-r,>« on « Nrrvy learn
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TW O 4-foot North Wind Meat
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I’sriflc.
Johnny
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display caaea with ona unit J —
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Vander
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Cincinnati
man
COLORED
woman
want*
daily
practically new; ona McCray 40work, 512% E. 7th SL 60* S,\ money on your fire, wind- aged th* learn.
TOUCHTON DRUG CO.
cublc foot reach-in waat caae;
tn. automobile, workmen’s
hour.
oiki Globa tlicer; ona llum aan
Ireniation,
burglary.
liu
maat chopper. Phona 1 0W ._
SHORT old er cook. Sarah Davis,
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and
olher
linurance.
1000 Orange Ave.
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Bl like our profil*sliaring
8 * a ~ u i '7 o r 'H K D 0 E S it EARS,
o f insurance. C. M. Boyd
li A K X k ^ W K E O C1
WASHING done.
1010 Orange
A « * m £■ 10th SL
Roaie Le*
yeu t-m eal b» cool -m n
-nice brecite nl I he Red
POSITION wanted—young wom
rat hamburger sandwich
an, o ffice work, stenographer,
jfte county,
Roy Julmstm’s
lyplat. Phone 78
1 P A IS scale*; I »pray cart
j Ram Rcstauiunl, 3 mile1 duslcr cart, both with ht»e
o f Sanford on Routa 17.
"LOANS
to t trketor use; 1 dustar cart! 11
1 lot o f hand toot*: 1 seed be
14 L O S T & F O U N D
BORROW HERE W HERE
spray pump, 2 Col* planters’
PR IV A C Y IS RESPECTF4J
l hahfl duster; 1 Medal A YOUR natural d**ire for privacy Oflewelry F7 aler policy will
r you fo r jewelry lo*L
FarmaU tractor— good tUea, #*in twotjay maUara la »« * “
av destroyed.
No l/n.
reliant rnndltinn, together with
Boyd » Co.
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L rtiBlvalors, etc.! 1 ntul*t
2 Oil .1 BEHroom hoilre or apartnioiil, fuiidvlied or unfurnished.
W rite Box 83 c a Herald.
DANCE
urn a.ur nnr g o mi hn- i-rum mFl-
SH ELLS
FK A TU IM N O
HIM VKRV BEST
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M U N IC IPAL P A R K
8:15 P. M.
GAINESVILLE vs* SANFORD
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Your one
alneaa aaaoclaU*
f t
—* pair of man’s, shell
e glasses. Owner hXmUfy
• f J o r this ad.
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(lU ilJ ^ O W K 1
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Employ-
Offke, 112 N. Park A v«.
L< — oa« rad Cocker Spaniel
1 awav from home
M. I f found, conIxindi|ui.«t, Phone
n who picked up
m the checking
_ Table Supply
y afternoon please
»nd receive reward.
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M U N IC IPAL P A R K
3:00 P.M .
ST. AUGUSTINE vs. SANFORD
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No. li and No. S Shells
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MeCt.iiu.-k. it -ta, with the
Hpairgton
28 78 20 25S
uf IP Iti constitute the he*! Phil* Cinclrtmil Ret* for -itht >eai*.
Till tie
88 231 57 2*7
ties team in 30 >*.-iiis , la ig rly I Jomen ti. l-|uU during the winBryan l
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liecause of hen ( ’ hapman.
ter.
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Name
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Charley lluvui
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in Lite June, tile ’ I'lr.U bail »tck foul
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lull I t Ml*,
Jim Payne
6 2
-wept l i o f their Inst -’ 1 gaim-s j*•** O’.iw ). d->. bird seven. VII ate HhIt tr*iy»tiv It--.** •I .u
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Ooo-r Kettles
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mid laid roared from it*ep in t h e ’ high in tin i mi, hatted in d< - =I i H* I V+lt tt'll lat-rp. M llt-i
Jim Bclnntrt
b 7
left fix. AiVlJ *t.» -** fa.* r U-'|kaU4 IxH*.
cellar to within one ttlui w hall pai'meiii *
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Herald- Sport* FHitxff
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p*
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Celery Fed* continued their win* the platter.
MU*i«\' |.“ *
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la.t
niglu
the
Fed*
thrn
FtuU
stepped
into
one
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4 |f*.Wllitfl f*
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DcLaml when they punted a 0 failetl at the plate to pmpeiiv Blanc’* hi-h hard <ne* and imwei
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support pitcher Cal Blanc and j ed a ilmblc against the right
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ife u t fr ‘ ^
ehveningJ'a t
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before
Bill Filch’*
squad
by walk*
proved li lie the winning' on
Krrw v
U III lie*Hi n, _ .Kim?i». 111•«iti
a A to It count.
in hot water in the fatal *evrnl i Edward* miked mnl wa* ■urn- it>A*m I tuft' , th tlM hi . t*ilt4ha
Jim l’ayn* went tu the hli| at inning when DeLanil, trailing lh> fired to 'vottd by Slomr. How* - “ iivMniah
rim iMkt* Hit* rutti
Conrad Dark Wednesday evening Feda by a j to 0 count im.h. ' . v, r> |ila, mude ..
-nod limited tbe Red-H atg-to lix
’S 2 f 2 T v?57 f t f lnr 1,y- u.
" • »•»*’* riicl to l.ewv .... fir»t
u V r i m i l l e ^ » " * " WIMan•catterrd idngie* while hi* mate*, Bill Fuch * double In right center i iLtl.l
d e n ie d ' the Ini*e-. tir-I Nidi*-*. K f'lim 1. I,. y3 out llr.
Sanfuid hientened in the nitili ’ Pj* " Uli.im* i*iii|i^» «i„l *N«*
were collecting two let* than an with the b ait* jammed.
initio lliM I * AS 1«e |I tip bs*p
even - Joien blow* o ff Sam Page.
Jerry Silverman led o ff in the with n n i j that frl| *«ue -burl
l^fti I S ftdi i r-'t ; u.iht t. t.jii
'f KuV ill k lUd ji f NI Mu'll , (HI
K xril k I i n
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FOR RENT
F E D
P A U L SLVLN
.Hi (inane Super \ 7 1 Slml
W i*
ri'c tim iiii-iiil
I lull
ip n t liin in
net-clm g
I best-
ai<«>* buy a few boar* now while they nre nvailnbll*.
i
ROBSON
JURi Kuril F irs t St.
SPORTING
GOODS
(•/(
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F THE 5ANFORff HERaLCTIAHFdRD, FLORIDA
T*3RT^W!5nr
F R ID A Y ,
JULY
5,
1946 Edition O f
Salm agu n dis ~
Issued Today
YES! M A T H E R 'S PRICES A R E B E L O W T H E OLD O P A A P P R O V E D
PRICES.
Aail you can count on it that we. will continue to hold thc«e
__tn je e * . * » J g * l . : « * «tock, ltt^>» ----- -rrn itin y ^ fltir InaM neeiebiiahi’tl p o lic y
to n * nn<t Voting t>f Atlanta,* fi«.
1 hi* profeiulrrml |>h t> I.OttfUI'hlc
werfc- *vrn« tignin rttini.*T»K—ituLwtl!.-l’<»S,-lnc fine quality o f utilize
u .Jt ,hs » ' « i ' , l in 'iy r i" 11* in 'h *
rli-ilinrlion .achieved by “ Stllya" of
riretit yeius.
Under W alter M. Smith, nlilor,
frrvcji flVe lllcin ry
itorn: ttime-
AUDITIONINCTWTMBm Of CONGRISJ for the Itrpu -eulaltv# or Senator
"U tttt likely to succeed in radio,’* ’‘Senator Clflithoni,” actually radio*
actor Kenny lJelmnr, listen* to some of Its*.* toys during n Washington
tryout. Mil tuning along with the gag arc (l. in r.i Stn. Claude Pepper,
K in , harmonica; llep. J. Perry Priest, Term., ukulele, and Sen. Cilcn
Taylor, Idaho, guitar, tha winner.
{Inlernallonol S'oundphoto)
of civing vnj the very boat furniture obtainable nt the lo w e d possible
' Cvk*J, '
fAiTMt: AaJd
Gtr< i f OVCK
odfr op-xue bPAPidGCoiTp^gptfes
Jee*
rdilor.
Ifitih Sucked was
Mmrle -flit
r-1» editor, tteurge Spencer, Hobliv
.tenon a*u| Dllan, l l n l 'r were soap'
.It'd editors. Mrs, Kirilina hi'bee
Loot S ' MGAV
uks •faeulte- ^ttianelal -advtoo , -
-fae- eevjgr•wiu. ftaiUz XMte. WileiUu
s.’stA( stA4.1V’ i euo o z 'tloUcrff
. '
, U f l a t l r iMilaloes should he us
in •mips, for fried rotators n
in pot p'o*.
m id - s u m m e r
SMILING HAPPILY ns they sit In no elevator In the federal Building In
Plllsbirrgh me George J Nash and his bride of a week, tha former
Loretta M. Abels. Nash ha a beeq an operator for the last nine years and
his bride for ten. They any they’ve been in luve for a long lime and w h «t
they recently received retroactive pay ralics o f MOO each, they decided
they hud enough money to get married.
(International Soumtphofet
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
-■ By WIlllAM RUT
Centra/ Press Writer
^ick to be selected for the Big
l#»<ty
■ * i
C E IIT A IN
South American
natives, we read, would cover
th e ir Isn llcs In wet w eather with
liquid rubber . w lik li- theiU-sliUrL.
Znilpk l.'umhopf wonders If lhl«
Isn't the otlgln of the girdle.
— Tb#M>
no ow re
ihin w piopiiitc (bat. a Utry
tbis year we bsve barf
Over as-errije dandy wrathcr.
A lot o l it m u n i, no doubt, by
some of thoir foggy m frinj-
j t l Tl/ane mad.
n cloan sw eep!
FOR S U N N Y A F T E R N O O N S
Frocks in criaply
Tailored Lines, Airy Prints and Smart Solid*.
W om en ’s Dresses
:-K
PRICED TO CLEAR
love fetter repfele with burning
||
now
0 0 0 ,0 0 0
l a k 11
a
Jret [;ncd h .
10 0 , 0 0 0 , DO'S**
H u n g arlciri pun ga
nolo
SUMMER
fo buy a cop of-roffoo’. Wondor
If lb* prfro lu d u d in room and
lugarT
tiim+l tssnP'
Tha poil-wor wotld mi
a hitler disnppoinlmapt I
New York Giants’ Ians
( y o i l l s club Is hanging c
th* National leagu* caltor
ii-tlr.iw rr cbesl a l l ligh t ala ml.
HANDBAGS
A flood which swfpt through
a Cnnadlnn town drowned all
the mice In the nres This may
be that better mouse trap wa'va
rand »o much ntout - hut It
does sound a little too expen
sive.
The Rtatue o f Idtierly Is to
tie painted
The story didn't
specify the exact shaftu of sp-
bcsjiy, c o m fo rt nnd distinct iv c f ie
mitt* eonsiats o f 1 v a iily , va n ity b en ch , fu ll- a ie t
DINETTE
Fabrics
Leather*
Plastic*
SUITES
SHORT CUT TO
GOOD MEALS^
largest
assortment
in our history from
which to make your
choice of a G-piece
BIRDS EYE
FRO STED
A U
group in light fin*
iahes,
FOODS
enamel.
It i or
Chicken
DRESSER SCARES
Briccoli
SuccohiNh ...
\
PLACE MATS
hTisli* Hedlnns In Nyrvp
Grapefruit .... ;
PLA Y SUITS
Childrens _ Broken
Bites and Odd tots
SQUASH
Laiq* Bis* — Embossed
Waterproofed
MISSES SLACKS
Rayons — Oabardlne* __ PI*
and CTiecks — Assorted sires.
Spinach ........ ;
SWIM SUITS
MEN’S BELTS
Kwi-ti-Gold
Olrfa one ind two plete-Only a faw
to dear at
All Leather — Odd Iota and sizes
BOYS’ K N IT SUITS
SHOETREES
Pitted Sweet Cherries
F.xtcs Kxuey
Scubrook Farms Peas
TWO PIECE
LIVING. ROOM
SUITE
bargain
Ireland Frosted Fillet
Ice Cod, 1-lb Carton......................46c
Fresh Frozen Ice Haddock, 1-Ib.... 45c
Fresh
Frozen “ Deoplake” Bluefin, 1-lb .... 45c
BOY’S SHORTS
DICKEYS
Handjulntsd and Tsilortd
Others .(9.
Comet in blue or
•pring construct!*
Designed to add
to any living roon
- IN F A N T S SUITS
Southern Daires “ Sealteat” Ice Cream
Chocolate, Peach, Vanilla, p in t....... 30c
MADE FRESH D AILY IN OUR STORE
Sugar Coated and Plain
“ Downyflakc" Cake Doughnuts, doz. 30c
118 Magnolia A’
K nit play Suita frith con-
traattng Pania
Bltaa |
MISSES SHORTS
GIRLS DRESSES
iLS JUMPERS
Type Mayen — Assorted
WaUrproof — Pull Length
Strongly Made — Tan Only
GIRL’S RAINCOATS
Just tha thing tor rainy days — W
Hood to Match — M m 3 to •
BOW TIES
ftoUa Dots — Fancy Patterns
Adjuitable
ZIPPER BAGS
IT
Reinforced TwUl
'ITS
EASYt
rp pay the!
WAY”
MATHER
|
tapeatry. Full
•I nnd back.
:®end charm
maple
or
1948
�■- •! i n
VOLUME
X X X V II
Established
1908
iA N F O R D ,
F L O R ID A ,
MONDAY.
JULY
8.
'! —
A s s o c ia te d H u m lo u s e d W ir e
1946
»> ■ »—
1 **“"
*
:
House Banking Group
Chief Gets Letters
From President and
Secretary Of State
WASHINGTON. July 8.
</F)— President Trtminn and
Secretary of State Byrnes
today threw thelY weight
hehind>the British Loan Bill.
iTbe balance between yes
'Vhnd no 'Votes apparently i s
so.clos* that administration
lenders are worried. Oppon
e n t of .the loan say they
May’s Testimony
Described Today
As Inadequate
National Guard
Reorganization
Plans Announced
Mead Says Represen
tative l^eft Many
Things Unexplained
Gen! Hutchison Will
Aid In .Selecting
Officers, N. ('. O.’s
i V. cm. • rnlnghi.
, 1lliiitii • Mtriii tmu
for some harsh
I Chairman Jame*
relation- with
Makeis. ranu- m
criticism Indus
Mead of the Sen.
during Hip rurrrm war |gollt.s lnqu.i\ Porter testifuat th.it May ad*ts»il him to ..step on Col It £. TV” t-s ot tlie Arm) Services ol Sup
pill s alien [lie latter a.«krt| that a con, i« I altli tlatavla Metal Products
In,
t»- \obled "llir hearing will t* cssntmued
• i International'
Oriu-ral
USDA Officials To Discuss Foreign
Trade Agreements At Market Meet
Seriously Hurl In
Accident Saturday
hfHrit~1c«tim«iiiy from our of
W A S H I N G T O N . J u ly 8 .
t/l’ i — T l u 'i t ' w r r r p le n t y o f
fir e w m k s
on
th o
S e m it o
f l o o r t o ilu y a s t b o s lto w tln u it lig l i t on |iriee c o n t r o ls
g o t o f f to a fly iliic s t a l l . A f
t e r i 'o n f e j i i i u ; w ith P r e s u fe n f
r n in ia n th is m o r n in g , D o m o i*rjtft,
l.i a ilo r A I lio n B a r k i
l o t m i s , i a m i iir g o il h i* c o l-
»i^ SniUUri rulejloii. alUuuliuif pby*i-
I \i R S t I N \ II.I.K , .Iuly H, | S | h*
• lull “ Ttio ini pur I nnev nttni Ih**I
t«» 1,- Jill) J.’t 'J(V (iinfcrvncc (•!
S.ff »ut. nod ntunugrr* nf Kldnlu
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of
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of
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to
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fill fill*
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iihfk irciintcil hi I hi* ptt^l u r«k
citipliuMzo ih© ncr*I for .rcuuniptimi of 4'otitroU iititl hr u*k«<l
lit.* v> aim* iml to thrrsh ovrr
u hat h<* i';t||t‘.| t»t«|
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iliMic-uit: H**’ i*»*iilitivrrni«I meat*
tiff,
I’hrn m tt \« f.I til'll* with Srnnt. i |C"I>«*|| I .it I
llll|l|tu*j«|jl%*
lor «. • o l* A
H.»t ^lf\ iilm ittid
th:»f lit- liu.l .fl-i e*|*.«r«|nl woinr of
suit
(iliated with ill- , ig.ii.< .iiu-n
ran i
l l it y t. -
•|l*u k it
Ho
of F ornifti A if t io i Ih ii M
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Augustine
Body I Trtft*<l By Sen.
Barkley To Revive
Price Controls As
Soon As Possible
Nets Pickett House
-u .
ate Wai Investigating Coinmttt.
said that th- testimn.lv g ,'* ,n byMay on June I was wholly Iliad, qtiatr.
Mead >ai,l lb it May left the
impressmu with the comtoiltee
that lie had made only a feu si'sintere-’'-d rail-, to the Win I »-partrneni aluo.l * w-ur e,intuits
#
I-hter irstiiuoiiy na* shown. Alem l, \ I i| f i t r i ' Y i * I |vf(
|c
said, lliai the Kentucky rougr«-»«- P ” * * M M \* j y l l o l >
lo
innu made ntu-iy telephoii, « •II•
and that the.' were ii'isMitt.'.i,
and t i l t l e s , tine.
| Mm
rhairmaii of the II- n V
Mllilai i iitiimitter lie lui« -1.
that h. |.<,-fits-,1
any way tn,i • •ifnlitiMii «ef A tit Mm I Knicvr*
dr.lin g llie munitinns fit in. In -I ..f |slt.lt., « T>l •«e. kit. vh.t-s »trwith -, tuml•-I firm id ssliirn >>.
|V
iniurvil n*
I (HI .»\ Itifk
was as ,l Uni Seiiatui Mead
> Si*l <m tin v «tf lf*l limit. »»*i If* M<l fit
today 'hat
the
Repipselitatis
Ill’ll! S|tlll«ilkt ttlillt
IllfeC til
left a utda-i ,d things un« spla-n \a.im I
f
«i \i m SutyrfU*
e,l
••ii In- •!»•»(••>r >»
" • Pliny id*
I t.
Senate
cm .nillt-e
i
209
~[Fireworks Occur In
Senate As Showdown
WASIIJN’GTON, Jul) > ' ( > l . POItKtKit CHIEF of iju> Chemical .Wnseofr service rx-M *) OeTT W l l - f JltTgadiei V ith cral
The testimony
given bylie) r«-*en-; Ilam N. Porter .tight. Is shown lit Wastilngton as he testified beforr the llutrhissm sweated
r lo ll Vs* Ai»lu-w JrM ny o f Kehtncl,* K n u te War Itivestlgitlng Commltles agonist Hep Aixlrrw May tl*fi«
,,,,
t)„
think they run defect it. hut they
won't claim that they have enough
vote* already lined up.
Mr. Truman** endorsement of
the loan wa< made in n letter to
Chairman Brent Spence o f the
Houae Hanking Committee. Spence
.read the letter at the »tnrt o f
fle b e te on the ».l,ni!5,000.(l(K),000
credit today.
Secretary llyrnea
cent c cable from 1‘srls, where he
U attending the Foreign Ministerc Conference.
He told congreasman Spence that the loan
is essential to the welfare o f the
United State* and world peace.
Even supporter* of the loan
admit that Mime vole* for the
bill have been ly.t because of
Uritain'* treatment of the Pales
tine question. On the other hand.
4they feel that any new blast of
criticism from Moscow aimed at
the western power* would help
the loan. They reason that fear
of .Russia would build up senti
ment ’ for a strong Britain.
Byrne* said: "The foundations
__ o f peace CJUtLflJUft[_bu_aCOiiX-. If
they rest exclusively on a political
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Vogram Opened
Willi Pet Show
Otn. Fdjy slid ,i.
M imu t,, tin- iiii|*aet ot foreign
tlitOLrtlnb ,1 lu l l - .
' bale."''
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tiu wns^ | i , -1s-,1 S 'ilH I..,4 ,m .H ‘s»*s,t— n .,-. hn nl w ^ s a t n e s -o f - ^
i«"tis« .i«i|n| 1.v Mikt ( l‘l Mini I 4iii
' i'll....... -In'1II - l ull
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Ii I ! ttf—•Lull, ft
wTTT ~ i innrrquf' ••r’Too.lstul'rs. and fliroiigh lu ll)' tiriillliil Ft-t
ilk- '
rrou••I aW I! W l* « O lH n iO 'i * | > * I V \ »
HO,dense
with
Secretary w|| drU|| ,
stall Img that {te would it'slgn and lutiis, -. n«|H I-,, •oali„ii. all ofei
T !» \ AfO' |H"te\t|ng uhiiik O I hill
*
I
A lulrrwun
uf
tin* .
.« , ,
withdiaw flout ihs. Investigation, hi* IiinI).
f i' l '• ... thill ill *rr\lfu( ill e\». Ik.il*
i " ..I
State* Department
. , «'.t. re.|-....|l,le f.He -aid he lotMined tin- t,nines
t ll" »« •
ll **\ i ) I W»**v'4,t lit Iftai t
I he 11toning pi '-gi'O t
state lligliwray
Anding
Unit itit*, mi i^M^eniriil.n i\* i»
K o . •*
.fir* i**J < afl K «lblock«, International trad,
HI . llonal flag ot the ne» republic pol.ult(, K«orf4v4ilatlve M ay PdJ
Imltj^, -tftel Hu Or.\ luit Jlpfcfeit
It", m al.trr ,
*.’•*V* >.VC....JL
Ol
.si, •* i"
1**■#*•»!-»»«I Ml«ft
hase ‘
•W tulchs
^taa«*J»d
Pi,r>uer mall Cudanl*. the iluuse that—^h etr -|« •.,im th- > > t l i j u t o i l . i. y . l l u n U -r . Ita s n T * .
t v-ftiHint
n lh n itfl iioiily* !it**».ini -j *» lls
I
! tl noil w .1 • o •
• etji
ttveijiei
u iy- anultlat-jiiutuicycle
• • ---- 1 1
i ttfm , , ,','f
will deeline. Irritation* w ill dove*
Funner HtgU.Cuitwm*
I. ..
I ' . On lit.|
M«** June
Aft*
sloner Peul Y . McNutt. wlu> rwUed riong-sinister irrT h v -'fT t t t t r t oh rldei Ja, k I lud-tiii, a id uf 1,'led-'
, w ith ni\ tiilh u H .
in i ’ ililitiu i
<*tmling tlie t■a 11,t I ... l»*
^ _ \
(op, and Ihera w lllb e ^ n o peace.
Mu
..* < . it " t d « ity
U heeler, diiertor t»f the gei • i d s-vplaiio* 1
the flag, auiomatlcally breamr the him in connecll u with it- in ifn .Hi Inn wav lo Winlci l|av«*
i »i»i
%
■••
i
• ?» ,• il •• ' H
"H ere in Parla It la more ap
fi
i-i
I.*.
.ii School
i If fin
I f'oteign
\g I li'uh III ll
U B Ambassador * ilnternatlousli w-stigatiifh. I I , mad.- thIn t tl ,. UIH'U*. i*viaI wl|l|r |H
Th, -i< >nn , •
parent to me than aver that a
. . Ns
*»H
. net -how
It, Int
Ii n udvipf.i that Mi
- - r—
-------- ! »eetton on the ll use f
■
t'l’i'.I.t•k* n* • ipb -|»«,«*tl Ihe iind**
*»lg f.ftl I.. at It f• I.t >
\
prompt return to normal, healthy
i• i
nr
i
• t • c.« w hich
Ilium let will Ik* ptepuied !•»
» ) » I. I’.ti ...it t.f ..nitrnl aft*
•ilai I 11.tu n n y I' v
trade between nation* I* essential
to .
« !. . s v
i * in iy - and
dl*vtii
-••toe td llir pi.diieuiw re (eel slieii Individual ilK tin/. I( i"i.
hill Tn .1 . n f h
in ihi* I «ii
If we are to lay tha foundation*
Ro^i i - w.4* diniCKrtl 1Tf» f«*«t lating lo foieign competition and •i r u , o uli e «tn ld ht*if |»lot*l " f I
for permanent peace and pros
I*, i *•*— wei £ rio 'ii in ! lie fo l
. g ,,
IIU rntltpaiiitui, nit uheud. alnwi ! trade tgrvemeiit*. Hi* n artiripa-t
perity.
low mg illv i-r
n"Uiige-t
pci.
‘ rn ‘
"
, " .
down uln-n he fotllhl Mill Wh , i lion should U* invuluulde he.-mi^e i
n»* month f»h| pop* i-nteied hy
“ The Ilrilish financial ngree........... .
hud happened, lingers wan luket. I.,f hi. uiuh.uliteil faniiliittiLy with “ f *
I
I
■
rw
tlMwin M.olden :«|i.| |hddi\ White;
Jkment should prove a powerful
................... th.- I'ttililam * I
" f ,h * ..... ....................
,,f
Krtiinlil'ljiuglttuit
Memorial
LOS A N O n.E S July H hn— to
^instrument to thla and. It will
lli>«pitu| in the Krirkmoii Am HorldlaiLN I hciv Several Imtart - |° r ,“ 1,1 4
•j »• Ifichur'l
Physicians today gave multimillion
i .»o«l
• . . n.l
dissolve a whole vact system of
huliin.4* lit- parent*, who it! lU ant iiop** uie being threatened | Ihiring fl..
•j tl| i« lr «
aire movie maker and nvisilon ,-x- lime «*f n .iifltutlt»n were vi*iltt
trade controls and discrimina
hy im .mIh. l* giuw n outside ton- >*41’ t||,M,iog l mm. of I m
I*.4*'
•»*.i
> v%uin
I i.,
|H*rt Howard Hughr, a 50-.m> , liuiicr in ’|• mu**•»••*. oti lied yrHctd .
tions arising out of the economic
tilirnlai I lilted State-, m -«nin* vhlmd- will *........ ............
.
..
-l
I*.
•
« h trk c i
...it.
to sunrltre after being Uull) liipim l
dislocation* of the war.
of Ihe l.e-1 neighUo mg nutnoiv. *l *'e l, .On mg M.«
t... I «od l"»n»l
l.in tI p
An**! h.t firndenl mi lloitil
v\ n.iiMti.;
In the crash o f s jitsiir tn- was
“ Without the agreement, this
We d* n i w,ml !*. lun i th"«e na
)'• *»••
. **••' d*
l» •! i . i i *,
wu« i o |*«.i r#*o| hy Iteiuh’i 1" h..
. . .Hi t.\
testing
system, so destructive of free en
tinii-*. I*, i* » f ,.i I imin*. Iv tlmn low the fit'll v* »
i
\N i l Ii
B c fU
In
I > r"«t in i*<I Siiii.lu) nig hi at I I
|>"* |lCtw
I i » 1.0
terprise and our friendly relations
• • Mih.tl
wage i. .i l« . ii * looting n* i n - •‘•nnhnl t» .
Hughes wy* aUgir si Hi, • ■,,*rob>
»»T |Ot k
Will’ll
t\\.l
MUt.t|lt"h
I \4.. ll'
l . " “ Din
l i i o n d t i l W :iR 4 * I l i k e
between nations. Ls almost certain
ri|»l>. and .ippent -m e to liurt 'Miami level ,ti i t.iriin* it* i. t
of a plane tie drslgned stun hr
«ulliil«'*l *i ipinrtei «»f n mile » •
h
I'd
. M l !.■«•
to continue for many ym r* to
!• *« I .1. • "ItlH i.
ii* in.'! e.« - ingl \ on
'"ini' -all** ve«»i
. in.
radioed yesterday he w.»> tiavlng
of th«- t il> limits (on l rb
I
come.
fa. t,.i \ -«|i" ,."i , Mi, In- i cu,'be,l to (#1*11 I «I*I>
motor trouble and would try to Aventiit
No in jur left wen* »
ItH M h .
,lu l)
\ « r> I ' ic o m c i | (• tlic i chlldirii cm:c t»* g j * !
“ We cannot solve all our prob
IIn
nn.I gi'ii*. i ol, tcihnii.il .ifltl
It u btip.il in’ our West I'nlin
The purpose and work of vari land on the golf course ,»i the 1>i* poi le.| hut the front ends of Uitti
Alciih* |Vi
,.f Italy hat tin* -how include! (icnc Wilkin
l e m s at once.
Angola* Ojuntry Club. Twenty-five
Itearb , l i < r " » i " " * with Mr. Iltir- tncltral Ir.HnlliK Mill nil In* Intrcars
were
l>adly
damagnl.
Jeriy
ous
Rotary
committer*
were
ex
Ito h h ) M*>ad. 11 am ilt4>!• Ills - *
-Oil
*
“The British loan la the first
lilt! Ill III. d
ucnciul iiognnn, lilt. ml.i uiiollt i i
minutes later, tha plane^Mtd to be \m lluhle of Orlando, driving * meiater, July 21. definite pro- srntnl in tii
II..si.* II
II ...... •»»*r|dl
I__ .alt il(l|««4*ll.
•____ .11
plained
to
members
by
committee
new g».k el IlMiefll
ll*'tt\
essential economic step toward
the fastest long-range pUne ever MlVKurd t*oupe wm arrested f"> B " ‘„ "mv I*' "ladr l«iw'ai,| irarti- with ttni'ong »i hnluli'a tl/pcii'ling fliltd fei ful in
Vngiiitu
t iu u f , » i
It •■ \ e r I v
peace and arcurtty. If we permit chairman in a program put pn by designed—rrashed sod burned tn
I«»r
a week
W
lo
n
lo*
|*'ll
l‘
.
tn
miiiic
tii'gi
ri*
.ot
io<
u|
«-**n*!i
>nu a m . l i l t in n
rei^le^w driving and driving
• » J*-.»*t M-'tt •
\n*hi. th* III* lU - !!•* \. i
ounwlvea to be sidetracked by Andrew Carrawruy. program enm- Culver City.
end i
"♦
linn*
the wrong able of the toad M*
.1 f l X|f.t ' ., ) ' i ini* » I*
other problems. 1/ we attempt to mlttco chairman, at the regular
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it.,
1•
1'ri‘ iitii-i
.1 1 *
* ( 1(4 Ill .
IC(
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1
1
t O l HI I " ■ t'N \ Il M
itomohik* w e driven
M
. in ,«n*l
ll'* .«>!«*) (» it
hinge our oxaUtanoe to Britain on
i.« •.«t .»*:
I t 4? 1* ft1t • >4
h m m
llir v • •u,i 1 1 •'I.II 1 lo
•I
UtI|f**4
Mil! !• IV/Ill.l
lff
hU ,UI1(B nn* i»unr- Colt.mi .1 Ihiweii o f Smifotd
other conslderatlona, there la n Community Bull,ling
Oil'Ll Willi
' •.
1 '
ryiiiir
...it
»
t
i
pin
ll
lllfl'll
II t on vrlo *11
t (Hint y * mu t
' f"l The t'.ir:.
( I4) 41 .Mill 1
wood chance tliat our efforts to
p , • | I,
I)r. A. W. Enp**. Jr will »rl* tum j In Ml pUcrA and iir ha»
U? ill ill/* f)C !\ M lu tli 1' lu nf ' i .i i * sL , o ili-t
1
I.M'k I i»l*-«•hi) in.lining.
C o r t O lllM T O liH TO .Ml I I 1(1 IN)
ut*«*k|%
1Will 1*4* •'('' »«t.
secure world trade exfmuion may corned Into tb«* «lul»
. 1
l . .4
u rw*w seven broken rlb«. u bmkrn collar
II 4 -ll l!l« ! * 1
• tc. tlM ll d it 11 . 41
• . Ill o
\
Tlir IbKint til Dtrrrtor* <»t n»* tlir i I.mI h u ill I*.
>.iiri.|«*d nnd niftf ui.l t. • r
•• \ ...
fall.
memb«r hy Pre!«i,lrnt (ieorge A bone, a bmkrn no*-- aiut burn.
pll-t tt ||l (.#
.# 1 '»e •
.....
IM(I\
!l..t . . • •
Hrininnif County (*h.unt>4*: of f
11ml ftf'
M with
CAM*- H ill '•«
*' f
Hpeer sftor hi* intnxluctlon 1^j'rtl » ‘ *I e t ....... »%.|| J-s
•1 I* •» 1 f
lit !»♦(• •*
• •
mrrrr a :11 im rl Ttiradav r\* • ft* cm.ling (•* < "iii ' )
.lg. It W
. -Iff »*i
hi, father, l»r. A W. Kpp*. Sr.
t*nlft I'll *ll *1•.
I tllll" 11% ! v|*4
•I
'it*.' t .III I ,,. |
M v ll.
Jt 4hr Hiilifortl Cl»mmuntt> H • > Ware < ii cnit i ..tut
i h rd n lc d
lie wa, p resei'lci with a Rotary
vrlifMt'jk v#iin* "llr iin l;
«■ tn ll* W*lilt "ll >«
Xs't\ 1.U,f
Pi .it * ♦ I *
Ill irgular M*pji|i>ii.
It's- I tlltll
i-M-tnig i ' •
r
to ronvrne on r«o*8dny July Id.
pin ami Rotary information painI'.trjM' f ml* ill*!
iii tn .
•*». liuvr I ii .inI •ip \ It. lira* • ••!»»
.!'
plet b t Hsci'itary Walter Haynes.
ot her n i|i .*f t»•••» rmieliiliilt* - i, 4 - mull, -t ft .il •.» • • !l« . iti lit ••(
Cordon Brtsson outlined the
lo w ll|('!l l|inillfll't| N ti l Uetlll 1 *. m .| (Ifiit.indiiift; .1
I t ('ll?
If »• III
work o f tha Club Servlcu ComP 'l 8011114| Will (•«' Il«-I**(|l*«|.
i trlftfi fdi ll illilti w.'i k»i
Pslnt
wa,
scraped
and
automobile
mittca and its right subcommit
!*•
1(4' 11
1. 1 i'!i.in |!(‘iiu»- I
tees. These include the Classifica hoods were dented by Impact of a
nutii' |\nty .\»ti.! to iitt.ii k ID.'
d Public Library was tion Committea which makes an large falling sign wrrnclwd loose
Th« Sanford
fOit iif lifting |»i"(deiu ftmil tin*
Ttfto f t tnittoU* Co'mfy men lu\r
broken into Thursday night b>* annual survay o f the community from It* Supports from to front-of
utlit*r iliifftinti. an.I ( " t i* 1 down |»r»*n illMhargrt* frunt the Uliltrd
cotthtg a screen
e*n and' unhooking a th find prospects for Rotary mem the Margaret Ann Grocery Store
I'l if I*it . •»> in**aiM .4
nitumi
M «%>, ncco rd lng m m l o r n u about 0:SO o'clock Bunday after
Confidence that fund* will t.e St. Jnh", River from I'alatki. to
window and |3|.&0 was Stolen bership, the Membership Commit at
UAl) NAUIIEIM Orrmany. July ftMltlol
||«.tVI*V(l
ftftff •
'll tlnli (ivi*IVnt todjv f 1t»m tin* NnVil
noon during • sudden gust of sit'd upproprintad hy ( ‘nngres* duri.-K Hanford with the view of dtop-n*
from a desk drawer, It wSc ra tee which etudie* Rotary mem accompanying a shower.
B. |,te-Tlic current defrndrut in any *..ii «*t •M tiiiti |h i. c tun*
Baiwrjit'tn c**f:t«r J,\ckit* next *c**iiin for lh< 12 I.... In g 'it to |‘J feet. Col. A. II. lunes,
iKirted to police, Friday morning bership application* from the per.
Msmillt* •
After hitting the ears, which werr channel in th*. St. John, llivn BisttJct Kngineer. .ailed a hear the l.irhftelii trial. Cul. James Kll- 11 .»I W(*rlflie M i"'.|’ I U ) " ll.
aonal
aide,
tN>
Program
Com
* « r Mrs. <EX J. Moughton, librarian.
lan. tin., mad,' a third unsure,-..lul
1hfv writ* H.’ r Hutlulplt W tl1y» ti;iA|iiii
i l l " ! I , t«> 11 mil a
both 1MI Pords belonging to J. W.
The intruder madu hie exit by the mittee, the Fellowship Committee, Pxdgett o f Enterprise snd J. P. from I'alatka to Sanford, vvu* f«i ing on thi* piu i.it at Hanford in effort to (m e the tital moved fruni L'ovcMiim iil ii. a.**. Hi|Miii«*tl l*> .1 tn
oj 20U2 fha*nrli AYrtiUr niu!
A
pril,
1045.
Ilrlg.
Urn.
G.
A.
the
Attendance
Committee,
the
.toy
exptuaaed
by
Gdwcrd
lllggltt-.
door. Several drawers in
I;imm! di’itl of (lint 1 in Italy* HI i* Jiilttr.% M Aikrn of IJOO 0 «k
CuUem. tnurance agent, the sign manager ol thi Seminole Countv Younglierg repli'senled the Cham Oermany In .fir United States
Rotary
Information
Committee,
Ktilan claim* that many wit ties- iMftiiiitu'lt ntioti- .»(» >t.l| u«'Ru; A 'ftm r
r desk* were plundered in an
the Public Information Committee was blown p u t both the lan ry Chainh>r o f t'oinme.cc fnllnv, itn' ber o f Commerce Th i. project was »e* who could testify In hU dr- "n iiKuitiHl tin* .|( * ('Kin of tin*
effort to find cash.
Drug Stare and Florida Puwrr and receipt Saturday o f n telegram approved by flip District l.tigineer,
and
the
Rotary
Magatin#
Com
Dr. J. N.
reported
light Company Office clear lo the from Senator Charles Andr-w- tiie Diviiion Kngineei and. I ha fenxr an- now 111 till* country. utul Korriirn M in i 't ill • ..nfcM-nc%• «•»
a mpswxe frum the war dr)*,itThursday that
offlftj In the mittee.
I m . ?s .81-4
Pott Office lawn.
announcing thuj “ HR 0107, River, A h n y Board of Kngii. ,;r* nnd ment ha* Indicated tliat they ore mil l iuitioMa!i/»
W oodruff Bill
had been enW. A . L e ffie r explained the obV|««* IVltila III u .» it. ol* - of Italy
presented
to
Congie*,
t»
tie
in
and
Harbor*
Bill''
Includin/
pro
unwilling to huve their rivlllan
tered, and boa
vbean tom- Ject o f the Vocational Service
to Kratira*.
Any vuternn in need " f serv
vi*ion fo r the iksvelopment, Im-I corporated in the Itivrr, and liar* Joli* nnd go to Germany.
down to do this,
Committee and said that the
ice (fie e of charge) in any of
In the univci »?> it '•( J r.».|i»ii.
bora
Bil|
II.
I(.
•»I07.
which
wra«
been
pa«*c|
hy
the
Sviat'-.
ported missing.
Rotary coda o f ethics I* based
•♦•vrrtal-TTV-^nrt • -thr-fntlm nTTrtTttrifr.flSrr; re
you copy of le fi^ H y .p a s s e d by_thc_ lluusa and
h k n « m ,. v i n H citom .
largely on vocational service, “ i f
quested to visit the office o f
In liUVt* attinkf.l it Hi itl«li nfficrr
' 11
ln l» Senate.
a—m a » - le - n - « o o d - local -citixen.**
tin- responsdde agcncir* It.ted
“ The speed with wlifrh .h i, pro
LOH ANOh7.rS. Juir 8 IBlieciaD ‘ lul* while a danre wa* "1 | ""
rrowna y u r efforts," telegraph'-.
^i.nliricstinn papers ft'.d drirer’s ha u ld , **w# do not hav# to worry
below :
■Doofla* fitenitrom
ha* been Senator Andrew*.
ject waa haudlril t" this point was —William 1.. Ifeiulcy, son of Mr !«'••** 1 *'.'V .!"»«. I ,.»t 11„ IJallnt
11cease In a wash rooM al tha fil much about hia being a good
Coordinatur — K. il. Carter,
•wgrdad a acholirship at the
In explaininr this hill. Mr. Ilix exceptional," taid Mr. Higgins and Mrs Junes O. Hensley o f. wemen wig. were lli u . and cat
ling station at TblrtHnlh Btwot national citixen.'' He urged that U n to ta lte of V i r g i n i a l^uAtlantic. National Bank Build
and Park Avenuo at f i l l A. M* members tua their opportunities Bchool, Charlottasville. Va. for gins today said that thi* ntfsn- "and It It due to the axxistanc* Route 2, Sanford, has been admit- »'<<> away fla g , tliat were <ll» I ing.
in Rotary to Niro me araualntM high scholarship achievement dur that th« projuct la authoriird. we recelwsd from thu different ted to the American School* ol I P**ytd, Today the , l ailim UniKmploynimt — U. S. Emhowever th i hilt will be forme-l organisations throughout Central Aircraft Instruments and Watch- vrr*lly student* plan a
with and to mingle freely with ing the past year.
iliiyinent Service. 112 North
Florida who-were inlere.trd. All making here for u yrar'a training 1" " e t in g to g.*-- " f tl"' Alied
thi. session of Congress.
at noon t f l ^ d t T h o said. men in other trade*.
I'ark Avenue.
Frt* haa also been selected for
“ Our Job wil| l»e to sea that the ahteptog organitatioc >. Grower* under Uw O f Bill of Bight* H en*-1dwnration* tliev wnu !•" partiaan j
0. H. Brown, 1114 Park
Georg* Touhy raid that the
Vocational Training and Edu
•ta ff o f th# Virginia U w aliprcpriation Is included In the and Shipper* league, Farm Bur ley served more than four year* »x j acllvltie*. TH* deenrat."", »d| lv
report ad that a pocket object o f tha Community Bervicw
cation — T. W. laiwton. Court
lew and haa qualified for the first appmpriation hill formed, eau and other organltatlons u*ed a corporal In the Coast Artillery j ri turne,I to the Allie*.
4 been mowed from the Committee- J* to be helpful to
I louse.
a'a list fo r tha second con- which w » h«.pe will be at the next their Influence at time* when it and saw service In the Alaskan
.table of hor home where other* to the community. “ Thl«
le g a l Assistance. Hospitaltipi term.
Theatre
\
waa
naceitary.
to
keep
this
pro
se.slon
o
f
Conxress,"
I
h
«
drclaied
II* Wednesday and I* a thalletwr* to every Rotarien."
Iratlon and State Service O f
I'l It II Fits N VXI HI I
> ■■
ject
m
oving."
Mr.
Illg
g
in
.
expressed
him.elf
rad to Oat living he aafrf:- "What difference does It
ficer — CVintsct through IJoyd
COMFKNHATION PAID
Mr. Hlgeln* ' stated that the
r tm n u M E N T
a* well - pleased with th* .peed
that MO to fash, which mak* to the community that
F. Hoyle. County Service O f
Seminole
County
Chamber
of
with
which
this
orntect
<V?vrloped
ficer, TuWach Building,
there la a Rotary club In **T“ H»
Compensation payments during
BUSTOS’ , July M, (A V - ’Nm
Commerce
la
nuw
obtaining
tpoil*
and
summed
up
it*
history
a*
but
It
can
be
Home Service Assistance to
.llatud the prime objectives of
ptoymenl In Seratoole County opening pitcher* have been onand rl;hu-of-w*y for work
anyone hearing follows:
Servicemen, ex-Servicemen and
or - the week ending June 29 nounred for the A ll-Star lia.elmtt
on
the
10
foot
project
for
which
At
the
request
o
f
the
Seminole
dead
haa
been
their Dependents — American
C L U * TO MOST
S
ha* baen appropriated, and amounted to M04 M and was paid ame in Hnslmi'* Fenway I'ark
' ' y-walking County Chamber o f Commerce,
Red Crosi. Ijlkefront Boule
the etude 0f th* rammonlty’a
to 21 person*. Carl B. Bknlth. Chair nmorrow. BcIJiy Feller of the
Uw
Kngltvwra
are
readv
to
itert
&
Curry
Senate.
Pepper
secured
a
resolu
vard.
weed- «rH pro Werr*. drkwia* ruhman
of
the
Florida
Industrial
Com
Cleveland
Imlian*
and
Claude
work.
He
Mid
he
hoped
that
the
tion
from
th..
Commerce
Comthe aaatence of JeywalkVeterans Administration —
Itc attention to the rommnnity'a
Tlerney on Ihe gmunds m ltle« o f the Senate on Aug. 2V 10 foot project fend the 12 foot mission. reported today. Payments l'a«»eui| o f the ( hi,ago Cub* will
Martin M Ituiltch. SherifCe
new!*, and fha promotion « f good
l»e
the
opening
nitcher,
for
the
throughout
the
stele
for
the
same
protect
will
be
a
continuous
op
tojurta*
Tierney
received
1944. Thfa resolution authori.ed so
Office every Tue-day.
will and betto, understanding be
■ ft otr whUe J*y investigation hy the District Fn eration until ths maximum depth week amounted to 4104, 43000 and American and National leagues.
en the d t r and
I
respectively.
were
mad*
to
(
A
l
l
persons
i t enough.I gineer to review the project o f ike •1 tha rivar is comptote.
owtr tnvr«t
tnrt, Ttltmpi! flT'oii ' wiAu, Wlm
kuo!
flint
Iia«l
nr
S T H r s s a a - A s t s s e
Work Of Rotary
Committees ToH
At Today’s Meet
w
Organization Of
Doctors Say Hughes
May Survive Crash
New Government;
In Italy DOgsc/:.1, t .':,:, ’;. .
^
Dr. A. W. Kpps, Jr.
Welcomed Into Club
A a New Member
'«"* ■»
oPublic Library Was
Broken Into Last
Thursday Evening
'",n:nr''
lists
frS^bVSLtred sVKto ••«»-
Large Sign I Blown
Down During Storm
Higgins Is Confident Congress Will
Authorize Funds For 12-Foot Channel
Kill an rails To Get
Trial Moved To U.S.
I (iit—
(
.Two Seminole .Men
Discharged By Navy
Veterans Service
Douglas Stenstrom
JYIns-Scholarship
.
#
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P A C E S IX
TU ESD AY,
H I E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N P l'R D F L O R ID A
i xirji! d m in r w s r - T i n
llid «fi‘l k'-‘ ’ ilK* "t V
up
in Un> I le p a r tin e r t! it!
nnti-iuiling i iiiollne pump
of j hotir gin-. liu* been i|e■i| tn eliminate paint prubnf Dttrng station ofierntuia.
MATHER
A N N O tlN <
The amazing now
M M SM itP C/!
-J L Y
2,
line pier* • o
Tax Equalization
Stresses Need For
Citv Revenue
tty Spud* Johnson
i.i 33 vear9 " f usage.
W O U L D K ltlK N DSlIM * A N D
P L A C E B E IN G PR O M O TED
IIV 4-11 C L U B M E M B E R
The idea of world citizenship
and loyalty a , a mentis of promuting wot til friendship and pea..was emphasised liy I la t-tl . lull
indmliers from II state* at 'lie
Nullutiu! I ll t.liil. 1 iinlp in Wnstiirtgton retenty. They Iw lirio liiat
a sense of wurld ruiieitship wilt
l.e ait |iti|K>ttunl step t.iwurd v%sir I.I
peace.
Through the v.-nr* I - II club
numbers have been pledging tlieii
heads, hearts, hands and health
to their rlulis. their romrounit'.;*
and thur Country." llut at tho
Washingtr n camp the delegates,
four from nearly every state,
voted to p’-Hlge their loyatti-r
also to the world.
"Thu world today is beset with
many problems," says the irp.nl
iH.O'Jd
the —Nrtr
"i utk public Library him worn out
Rural Common Sense
f *.t»lliiur.l I'rum I'Aar line
hail rut oft nnotliei i • itl.tuitl in
Valuation, lie also railed attention
to the fort Dint while the I minty
(jets two rent. of ||<> tivru rent
ymoltne tax, the City derives no
I evenu„ from this sourer.
to reply I,, i|.jest um. by Mr.
Ilinlsliiddei, City Malinger II N.
Snyer said that a million dollar
Inriease in property as-eitsmenU
would result fruit the new ap
praisals. and that the railluge i
levy now nt a maximum, multi not
be raised. Mayor Gilt stated that
on a nresent f.'f.OOft vaulatinn1
basis, which would ineludr about
1*5 perm it nf the homes in tho
city the incrense m tux to home
owners fr o m .ll.> new appraisal i
Would be but * lli.tltl a year oi ■
76 rents n moulli.
Mr. Houshojder piuteslH that ,
the iiatllle diiT not knn» what the
I'ltey.
1948
ATTEND
Seminole County B oy»
P I.E N T Y T O DO — 13 H O U R S O F I T I
Supervised Swimming, B oating, Fishing, Scouting,
H ikin g, H andicraft, A th letic*, C am p fire Stories
Songs, Stunts.
■H*r inept- gltild— Mil III* |ll>i|i|4 \
WeiU't HMtthttk writing p*fi,
■•Hi »K*
RR dif\
fSctnr in the gin w tlro lif Hanford
He -aid lie favored the City get
ting additional revenue to meet
expenses hut not by increasing
lt*| »aH4il*Mi*g I r M wrrtM
dt y w H *n »tib m *r g «r f g tirfir
AS PRISiDENT TRUMAN WATCHIf, John IL Steelman (second from
right), U sworn In M the new Reconversion Director by Assoclata
Justice Harold 1L Button (le ft) of the U. S. Supremo Court, nt a ccrombnylreld in tho Rose Garden of the White lfuusc. Holding the ldblc is
law Billie fright). Secretary of the Senate, (fntem allona! i'oundphcitoji
wain
WfliM U» J PNRiM »• 3 !••«•
•n i n i r.M l
ifcrtridg*.
ittaftil —wit'll ■ carl*Mg# «*■
Ift IS ttttn d i
Cjan't (tali -
*fcf aNItwdla,
government dr[n-ml upon
<• ia
the home"; -tndy by 4-11 club* of
the United Nation*: 111 gif! of
rbithini' iii.d fool f.u -o redr I....
nil- lit
u i ,-it.*,| r.iuntr itnod
-I-11 .‘JuJiiulasK fid (o n i|'o ’ ludents.
In un impic ivc cr reiip iiv in
ducting *il.yc-ar-old* into rili’ i-n*
■hin, 4'.» lu.Vrv mill r i ll - declared
" W e iecoj;ui ■■ that iiiinikiml (..day
(g forced to take the path of v i*dim Or In- de* I roved i.v the f o c i *
pf tdiv«ie«l -'d'-in e
Anil we lio n
that wisdom I •** in living t. I'.lhi i
in ........... .. and cooperation
By
strengthening our home*. in.| lov
ing all** s c ie n c e _j Hi| i.Osineof
llglil ill ‘II .*
( i ti .1 i o g- end..r-n-.value. io ru1.i! lift mol e. i n - Christ..or p. n,, nil..- i«u>- e- •
-I
etlm . fnr ev.rv.lov
living
nare e n fid e e r that we tnovi .) --r
tn on. i*., -i I,! ... ne» fin llu *
Wnin m •», p*e*i »• »• (* •is.! Uni. t,,nl«. tit
Mr.lo S is I ,,ik,n ir p u si
U UNIS
CA- MICM C.f.lUr, Allitfl
as uitailri (isrklwry
A CIVIIIAN IMPIOYI at \Vc*tnver
Army Air 4'leltl, Helen St.*vr,*'i. In.
of Holyoke. M uu . i* shown as rim
tc-slitl.d at ttie trod In Kutf.dk Su
perior Court, Mor.lon. Mass, of t.tT I m.iou* t..ir. il, 24, Kouicrvitle,
M sw
The uir b o ic otltcer is
• tints;. •I with In muling Mies Sluvruu no the lu«ty^uilii lighted tigarellcs tlnlcrnal/onnl Suuiidphoto)
Mather's Prices
BELOW
OPA
APPROVED
PRICES!
M A T H E R w ill continue In bold these prices ns long
*• stock lasts.
ITS
EASY
TO
PAY
THE
MATHER
W AY
EASY
201-OB East
TE H M S
First
Street
J U L Y 8 T O J U L Y 21
H. E. M O R R IS —
P H O N E 795-J
“since the frumtatinnn of n .-table
Y*t* can t * * • « iK ala tkg Ini
ARE
of various countries >In regitniing
thentaelves solely us citii.'iis of
their country and not as world
ritirens; second, (he jealousy .unit
suspicion which exist so strongly
between .nations today; .third, ,tbl
eernomir instability of the whole
world: and finally, the world.wide
rivalry which leads to misunder
standings between nations.’’
To ptomois? .international g o id
will, the in.y, and g ill* lecom.mended disetissitms iir local l-H elubs on oudi’islundlng parents,
WHIIE PROWLING in a Clilcaco apartment house, college student W1J-#
Bum Meitcrij, 17. was tra[iped and subdued by a policeman. Taken to a
hospital, Hcircus- was questioned about Uia kidnap-murder of illtlo
Suzanne Degnatt. A routine check of his fingerprints, say police, dis
closed a similarity tn those on the Dcgnnn ransom note. Pictured with
ttie student uic William Mllnla (le ft). Superintendent of the Houso nf
(.'direction, and Dr. Andrew J, Toman.
(International Soundphoto)
If y o u r c a r is g ivin g out blr
iciok at y o u r c rtrb u rcto r . .
we c a r r y new ones in sto ck
ELECTRIC SERVICE
COMPANY
I' c m HHttN |s in M V| t ,- John It I
*’
1 M* . a* 1,-t
..rs iM y d i ■■ h b itf-'d f. o
Slutr-s
Navy,
moke, let us take rv
cannot bo repaired,
ymm!
.iit im r ii
207 M AG NOLIA AVE.
SANFORD, FLA
T t i ls O l d T r s s l m o n t O f t a n
B r in g s l l a p p y R e lie f
Phone 101
Many ,*(T rf*rf r*U#** n *ftlr> i ksrkirka
fjh lriif.n iW * Iiv* f illir iJ t H l> *t !h * fr t J p u H
g f Ih r if tfxiiUWA i n « r I-r t i f » 4 k>)ts#f4L
11m ItUlfMk ■ * i * R fllu iV * flrltl * * y nf tikI t i f l b r n u • i i r h l u t i r l **
out o f tL# LI •-*■!.
'| lx* y hi l|>
I* o | 4 r
i V i b l j ( p jh lif t t lif ,
Vti Lr-n -Hs-'f-U f "f i,Dlnrjr fuNftjnn p* rmtn
g^tasbafKiui inaUtf la remain In tout biool, ||
h tjra tlftf b a r k »r h e , rKt-w m slk
|W&a, |nf L-*Jn«» Hum u f t*rt) ifcr.il #A #f |fT, it*I*
linif ufi nUhli, ■w-etjlntr, f«ufTifwi* un«i«r Ih«
(ft **, brfcitarK*a nmt dUsniAMa, I f
o
f
f-aranly (ask,«crn wltk imfcftJLjiif fcivj Wmlnif
primHimca »h»wf thar* I* aoiirtthjAg mtvng
Wllk )t Uf ki-ljkrff or LlarLIrf.
liy fi'l fcalll A«k »m ir tiruf iU t fo r D-'tn'a
r m * . n R llfn u l«h t d l t i r r t k f IfMsJ m f f r u / i i l l f
Irp rniULktia fur o **r 40 rrmr*. Ilofcn'a tffta
ItAppy rrllrf atul will help lha 11 (nil** of
LLILr/ In k * fltzth out p>‘l«fiOuua n i i U f rvm
“ Where CustomerH Send Their Friends”
j o u r b i w L CJ*4 D a t a '* IMU a.
HOME CONTROLLED
201 East First Street
. Sanford. Florida
09c Opens 12t45 P. M . 40c
Prices (Jood Through Wednesday
Today - Wedne»day!
She love* hard . . .
She hates n a rc . . .
She lives hard . . .
She's (h e kind o f G al men
don't trust and women
shouldn't.
HIRI IS THI riRST IXCIUSIV! PHOTO of the family of the late Josef
Gucbbcls pictured In their farmhouse near Mocrlach, Ootmany. They
nta Mrs. Kolliqrina Goeblielx (le ft), mother of former Propaganda M in
ister; Mrs. Marie Klmmlch (righ t), alster of CJoehbcD, and her 18inutillu-uld daughter. Mrs. Klmmlch totd reporter* ttiat Goebbels rarely
— — hi, mnUwir and nnver contributed to her suuuort. (Infcm ational)
FOR Y O U R 4 T H O F J U L Y
I^et’s (io Pienickin«!
LU N C H , O R A Q U IC K D IN N E R A T
fancy Iceberg
Lettuce 2 heads
15c
Ran anas, It lhs
..........29c
New Crop Apples, II lhs 49c
Fresh Tomatoes, 2 lbs 25c
Fancy Klberta Freestone
ot » • “'
*«
Peaches, 3 lb s ........... 35c
Cuban Avacados, each 12c
BUY YOUR
WATERMELONS HERE
5JS-*
‘ SPECIAL CLOSE-OUT OF
2ELAN and GABARDINE TRUNKS
$2.95
value
now
$*| .75
Cop**1
Sausage
Tuwoi»r*t
SPAM
12 oz. can
SPREA D S
Edgar Kw S I S T Comady
•THE BIG BEEF"
*
Sport — ‘•Athletic llama"
PARAMOUNT NEWS
FRENCH'S
M USTARD
9 oz. ja r
10
lb
Type *. All Meat! •
3 CANS:
Crackers
lb
Skinless Weiners
Tasty Sliced Cheese
lb . 55c
and m any o th rr ready-to-aarve
Plate
and
Cigarettes ..
d*do»»-
otton brach ro b e . $8.95, tarry ja c k e t, in button
o r slip over $1.85— 12.00. L eather *a n d a li $4.00.
CORRECT MEIN’S WEAR
■ •■■■*£ ■&*- ■
Cold Cuts
ro P U L A it BKANDR
»|U*T •' *
I
Assorted Ktlced
.
L IM IT
-*•» **• u w-- aKfcr-jga^aao.-1
l-m-al Fresh Dressed and
Drawn Fryers
Type J. Smoked
Bing Cherries lb ....... 39c
Yellow Onions, 3 lbs .... 14c
SWIM
TRUNKS
HOME ! !
Nice Vetl*w
Taney Washington
*'•**?;
P IC N IC
M cD O N A L D
' Sandw ich
Cold
rra d y-to -o a f
�/
T in :
I n U n i t y . T h e r a I* S t r e n g t h —
To Fr*t*ct the F n r e of the World:
I'flrlly cloudy throuih lti'ur*iL*i
wlilrly w il*
h'trtl IhuluIrrahuvAt t* m if (ufttvomi
To Promote the Progress of America;
^
To Produce 1‘naprrltjr for Hanford.
a
n
AN
II
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VOLUM E
11
f
i
IN D E P E N D E N T
s
r
D A IL Y
t
i
S
f
^
r
a
l
X X X V ll
E s ta b lis h e d
Officials Of Institu*
tion CongraluJatccl
_
^ A t t V n H T n jr
f
c
N E W S I'A l'E K
■
1908
SANFORD,
F L O R ID A .
W ED NESD AY, JULY
3,
I9 1 G
A M odu lnl Press Unwed Wire
New Oviedo Bank
___________
w r.A T iirif
E C lte
O p e r/ W
- T*, . ;
1/08
Two More Bills To
Revive O.P.A. Sent
To Banking Group
Palestine And
Tiwte FulR
Allied Soldiers
^
NO
Texas
S e n a to r
1bulls
**
’T^r
Legislation
* Safe Tom orrow
Deposits o f $701,117 and
total -roaouruH o f -$770,117
wx/c reported Tuesday at
Death Penalties (Jiven
the n ew ly opened C itizens
Jews Are Commuted
Bank o f O vied o by Charles
Ci. S h a ffer, cashier. The
To « Life
Sentences
>
»
bank opened M on dayn iu rn tlj Associated Press
411 K. and was beau tifu lly
American and British troop,
xlecorated .With flo ra l *.Kiftsc
ore swltribinr through tan o f toe
B.. F. W h e e le r, president w, 1 1*1% hot-spot*— Trieste and
Sfnm* S h ip s ('n n ’liu u c
S e n d in g : O f f D e a d ly
U a d in a c t iv e
Kavs
\\
ifP h * T w n
iitc iilii ul
J u ly ■ ,n.
tufas*
Ut v . In t r v iv »‘ ! jit'li i* i Ulll'ntri
b;iV|.
ri'.ti Itfil
tin* Mctiatit
ll.tiiWitU' f b i n i m i l i i i '.
One
lu w
j>;i i-tl ‘ b y , tlu?
; IIristfii* ,itnl tin
b ttX IM IJ N .
J u h ^ r,
I.p
\ I!
vvhicli M iliits*!' ill
4*t**•*#», Lit in11 t»H|}|fr4|fi|| tffr i'X
| ty11 J,, \H I 111•*11 ijtfl' I •l|||i*i t >>M
U»r whl|U -nil :i t»■
1* .t'lly I mlifllr' i\ *
■t
' ^ " f hih mu i .m
*
,
♦
t* i * *1 nifv « Xt * I < . 'Ll
id lt i’P m int*
iiu^c'd
in i i i f .*t.,t ).t ifrfjiv tin*
ILin kiiip l 'iiin im tti'i' d ia lr tn.ttl,
U id ii'll
\\ ity'Ut'l' • itf
vji* utiftllt^
■ s’! til««
i r
4 %i yTlVf
ft I.. ■> 11•Io
o f the Inink, C. II. CionU vice -1 ineetHH— - - ■■■■-— "
president. and iiltlir officer* mid
Amei nan and
llrltl*h
forces
ititn lo n u f the bank were con
•innl Communist
l'nity headgratulated by many visiting bank* i|tiai tiu s today in the Han limn'M. •
tr>, both at the bank and at l lie •ii rketV district nf I'liesle, They
IiIk bartu'crlo I'clidnntiun given ut
1 i rEi sH T liity *■f H.#> , . ,||
scinched the place for weapon*,
I h.
i <i tlit* nunm»
lu|«*
the Oviedo School gymnasium in
but found only stone*. The A tied
ci at it- Hea.rtur
celebration o f the event. Among
ills
|llU‘>t It-1»**» t Hit ! lull! *”» rill ft i»t
troops, mouiUcHl on oi mured cais
I f s;»* ohandulied
the visitors to the bank were
iljjtti.tF* ifttin* nf itikmi ilH?i*wti jI l f ilT iritiif'S
and bien pun carrier*, continued
y
I - loglcy, in cident of the
fh.** |'» ,»f Uu*
1-!•** i. I♦ift- tsutil
trhtch had
l l-i» vr * bl
tn stand guard in the urea which
-I f|>
fn'H i*it l hi* I'fflHt- s■f Hu* 1 ’ (.$114**1 tllg* \I'V I -tut inti tor thnsi
CJbanfiinl Atlantic National Hank.
war the renter o f rlyits a few
am! K. (!. Kilpatrick, vice prenihi (lit* till■.nitline, licpubliiv
f •* • Ihtm+igi' rnflgi'Vt it* 111 1“ tsll | 'liftv
day* ago. ’
»'
»i»lu*ihh', Thv f«h* ut Hu* j .1II Sin.itm h< mu tl, Mherry of
denl of the Florida Stale Hank
« The situalinn in Trieste and t'i
i t WitiL' win, h.i l i .it $? i \. i.i! -I*V i i f ft.9 <
of Hanford.
'***n:it4- i f
territory
still
t l w If ?**.
I -.-it.
■.
Present also were representa nci.hborm*
V iii i ts ifi Mt'dl
» • ‘3|1 j »• 1
Use.
Purl
of
tins
ta
due
to
ill
\^ic*
f-hvi
ihi’ii
*'-*|*»
Hi
»t«
tive bo nines men and bnnkrt.s
Is ti I.i
illfl siiotiM
*'»«• * l
I i'
Wll| (MtiVi' Li nil riif fit ;. ' I........ . *4ft ‘ I ..4 14 ftlidftt 1l*»
from Hanford, Orlando, Okrecho- foriuntlnn friyn Paris that the
VeneiUu
tilnlin
area
wilt
l>e
taken
*i‘
t
.
*
*
t
i*
IilI
letflttl-Hl
1
1
.
c
tree, Melbourne, Kissimmee. Win*
I * I* - 1 4
tHal It
■
M s.... (ii'iu-i *t \ H MV
trr Pork, New Smyrna, Deluind. ii'tuy ftoin Italy by the Ihg F oui.
11 * fn it i- runThere
a*”
rutnurs
that
Premies
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other Florida communities.
Ll »»•!.•*
-f.’i Lit<*!\
.ultatiims in Itome on a new cabin
a 11\•' '
Annina those present »t ttie- i
et t-i gi, to Palls ill all effort to
Io -t itntion
Jiarlieiue fmm Hanford were Ed*
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Seminole
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Chumhe,
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Commerce, Stale
8tnator l.loyd I
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F. Hoyle. State
Representative I "I'Ptfently have ma.4, up their
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minds Oil the I'enul I le* to tie in,I.ir itik
M. II Spilth and Keprcsvulalivi
chided
in
the
Italian
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treaty.
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elect, Itrniley Odhuut.
In Jerusalem (ieiiernl Sit Alan
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T, W . lurwlon,
resident
of CtinniOttham, the Palestine High
ihitn til.| ill, .1
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and
superintendent of C rnntisiionci, has commuted to
•♦1 I fh»- |»|I'x-Dlfl.t s*t th* ib. ^ 11fflllkl I < ■ |it i j 111r Milk I'ru*
Seminole County Schools, preshltsl
luhi M- lu* (iiiii r sif |iH’h
life imprisonment the ile.ilh sent*
r
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ut the microphone and introduced am.i imtut*e.l wn two J *",, wliu
v fto*l
,j i»ts‘t..>T«ci »»f u.th
t III* ! • "-■•I
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the
following
hunker*? Prank filed on linlish soldier*. The Jew*
ihi* |‘tIs file 1(lit t iltll!
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door
o r peace to sweet as fo be purchased at the price of chains
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Morphy, C„ It. McNulty of Mel*(* evtshin’ inti * otumi-h|ii
Irh
underground
organisation,
*«!
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‘fieri11 -tub*
and liavgry? forbid it, Almighty Godl I know not what course others may
* ♦bourne, l.intmi Allen, Jack Camp
ii.
■i i**i l Ini» ill) iu*\ l i
tigun Zval l.cini. hud demanded
a r
ytfU
tali*, bsS «■ too mo, give^ne Jiherty, or give mu .d*o)hJ"~7Pqf(/r|r
|rL
t*il| ft r111'ii * «|uil »• .i ItO'
Fomin, anil l{. y W T . K o m U ° r f { ; hal
[i.Uimeia W syrired. TMc
i l-i •■*.-( that Uujlif
Jli.lri
He ••-unlri** U .u .
- t a m u•
Jacksonville
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9 tin I't.ui nun
,it**(( (hat .♦I’Wt'l V
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I napped British officer* ns host
1I <
{.» sh|i k !»|
The metal covered school gym* [
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♦un i i 4Hi- v* t .
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tiasium sheltered an catlmaterl j
Ill* III | i ff*
V ’ Lu 1ta
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1.21HI men, women and chiblien i
|MM
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as
the whole community nm‘
1.4 •■\ i ■* fiialr
many visitors turned out fnt the
J o h n II. P a tte r s o n
free hnrhecue on which J. II.
I.re and his 'Jfi assistants had
l| e D i s c h a i ^ o d
F r o m
worked since early morning Mull|
A
pi'M rnt III! »* al *4* Itj th*
. #tuy. Choice of a sheltered spare
H o u s e w iv e s
r i n d
v«im ..f n..,,.t.. m.a
D ead
N a v a l S e r v ic e
tfwltli chairs and benches to sit
uf -litlt* ti<iM« and vogctiiblf
Saw
H it In
t,'port provrd to have been for*
llhl fliilll Lllv, i. .otr. to w
f , n , u r ; | | n ( ) 1|j | i l U M | *,*„
T A I.I.A IIA SH K K , July 3 - ( / P ) ~ H a s c h a ll
( J iiiz C o n - B e t t e r S u p p l y
0 ! :io. i'»i* •
M Mi
M I • . ■ . til., 25
lunate as there win n heavy
The dlffi'rcnctt in lulunt's paid to
In
C h a n c e lle n
ntwar I
showrer during the early aflei
I' tlt -ns r- M
ii pH s?»t
d u cU 'd lly M o r r is ;
faculty iticml>fi* .it tha IJntvaraity \
t iVftl In«
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IimIim 1*1( . ( Ml..
The meat was provided by H College for Woftf . ''tlos** nut
fi. t
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F. tong. C K I.ee, W . (> Killiee make for harmom , is r.-latlon*.",
Ill AHim uittl 1*r - f - .h . ,
l.-p. • »
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and Andrew Duda, whose g'-n *, |)Mh a „ r r ijon
fi.mi (loverHt.h-pn/,
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erosity in providing 2,6W {tounils 1 llu| MiH„ri) ij.ld w .il today and •' 1 I" 1*-- ... bull .)ui<
I■11iVr
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(til HHimI 4
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of pork anil beef made such a | ivas (tln,|(, w h,.„ ,|
,.,hlnrl all* ■ Ihr Snnfurd t. am wa
MPfilv
ttn‘f11 hpllt1) lb. if i
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thing ns a barbecue possible in proved a Cliiveistly of Flotilla by the lte% I I
htiw lit'i'h nt ,i
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l It,- I ■«-' lO.tl,
111u .i t
pi I*ii'tit i i>i,tl ij..s b ,l • w*i«
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these days of meat shortage. budget.
w,u liuuiill’il ii b,i-vhuli I--- -*1,1, I htu (liv fit ^I l-ifift* in
tiriit.i 1
t> Iftl ♦ >Ill'll Fib* r
liinhi
lyiiiK
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or
tire
lit'ii'ii,.
|l||t MT Vfil hi tfil* fttflit’ll fill 44
f tJi ... i.I ?| * 4T|\ *=S?1H *lf
t ft si
rtW iim iu and school girl* of Oviedo
?rtimi* l u l l t w r i t * Irlliiitf |hi*»* Mllltl* pMHillt l * iftIMt
chaiiff Ilf r y.
till, was till the N»«iiifuiitlv .iiM bttvr iiM»k jiart in.
The budget calls for an average lu g 't h e rluscit gUt**-< "i nttm
' • VIded
' ‘ ‘in serving th* food, which
i cfifttumri j tlicv lutftfl IiiiiiIi, !*iiinK<*l Ul «f iftf«* IMlMluCt* 1^ •’•Mil pill't'i I JIM1 fttllllt led in fiiM liog oi l.'lnjji 111Ifi, nod on
overall Ifi percent salary ineniase tlann to doti at thr Miinniiud
Hu* h i r i■*" »*f (Mitbfin Franc*.
include!I potato aatad, bread and
Bull L'lirk, Tl-- Klwaiiiari- nut it j liam, |n‘<*r. rin*l vm l — prui‘h* ji||x with 11 ,'/t l,1'-' * ii6 -lit** pi*^Iiii?ls I II I* tMfht-I r If
i'"idd pm to o-au
fur the faculty ut tho lluinesvilla
1111(I JS i *“t.HIk Wfilth "?f *HII »•! It, thi,- »* p** .«i " ( tip. i, Ii ll lie the -nine nigh* heoipba aid h
I I .hi tvi •«-<| if tbsiin
pickles. Coca Cola* and coffee
j t*vt*rytlimi:. At
«un* lilt* *Ntm
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exact
figures
•ifnt4* ft ml* sitill kft*L'*‘i rihli'H *n|i| ........... . t *?b I. "Mil"' ll., Ml,
th* b.i* »l* b i j. in *i k |Mtf in l hit
were served as drinks.
Itev.
McKinley s ci f
« -i-» V»*rk i Mv i i*lnil mttrki*t. (ht*i
it.c
a
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mitsi'le
fin
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t i i » ikinAW*
wuis a hiti- ••f limit* tluiit T** * nt tloft- itisit l.t i L»*xi
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21,‘itJtl white the uitiia!
Following the luncheon. Sup!
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microphone o f th*
the aouml system
,hink wl>a cnnilucleij til,' i|u*x
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of J. K. McAiexandtr. Hupt. l a w thi uworih- i* 2
I-* I i'irl'1 *kf|«l|l|lr I - f «»:|III4| tfill | Ill'll*j( 1 |•I ri « TiutH* I'* t V
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CMilU', nearci She nrliral
m 1v{| i i**if ( i Min 111* \ i t*ill ML' ^ I f' • •*'
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'pelt »»n 11i.i 1
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ut the liniversit)
t> Ittil I kl*t
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hi* gi"fi*, imt >)i,i|iiu!i(i. ! b I'ln if I witli-r itl'l \ 111“'' ''
bank ns men who were interest
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Other budgets tn riving the ap mi 1Si,- gruiifi.l llmt I^
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l td* tr.il Iiiir' . |rFM.s lj»u{ Ii .
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ed not in making nriy more
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»h*r iAh ltd made money, but as men who one for more than tt.tJOO.UOO for 11 I niiillci nt • tit)!'' It
i- - , in" • M u ir. i<t
l (tmi -nml s h (
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l I f i t ' '* '.'fill 1 .11 II. |
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“^were rlvic mindeii, patriotic mid 'In State Agricullutal Ksperimeni
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'Biinhv psis i n
ii**»i "I i riilflr, h iiij *r11«■i*|»
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loved their fellow men. and were Station and a tm-lgel exceeding m a ll .mivrltir* act I"V
p IT* »*
aeie |liiijf |»rii4*-, Vkplil up. Ht» <11»t t**!'
1‘I K I M I I I
tv * I III 4 l. • 1*4
t... . Mi
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r'itiuh
men who at every opportunity *200,000 for ruilio -tlitiori W R U F aw hi ileit iiniiit hi lien : i i'll i in j Will | SlM'i't 411*111*t ilti tttiiHt " 1 rriri*^ f»»i Du l?u«t it tiuim<*l at « t'U ! I I It •• I ■. I t b . t i(,
IH K K V IL U K. .(ul) t i,-|%
or 1(1*111 ttuhiiL
itini
|llltiM
C $?•*
I un*1 oil
,k*
i.'■
*n**• 11.
M illii
had contributed to the building ut the university. However, the M
B. (T-Lotiel Smith. Mart in I (Lt» i*|**•!*int-, lurifi*ly
i*
$3.52 i» hot. Thru* vti'ir 20;i,HI‘» Iftiilk III! It f ur III tl| J , b . h It(al»trvvntufivt AbAiluU May III--* 111•i11
stale-owned statbn will provide Stmrclphei
(t'aallawra aa l'i | * T i n t )
.lorl
Fieid.
II isky
imswtTfd ch-irui v Hull hr intrrfluid
Suit* uf limifur me- r i “b i f r * l f . i t !i'i i i f l t i f l l r y *
Ita own funds through cnmmereial Wight, llr. I,. T, I his*, ctaak I W H b (lit* ilifty 1m ft it ix it !io | itlu > ,
Juitli upwiilatiirn ^t >11 \vnltii»K »•• In tiiiL lit %15 it,3 T»H (in,| i hut nf
Vrlirtl with tl»«* W »i I>ujiurtmriu
operations.
Hr
u f l *ItJlf
t h i 1 if iiV r l (iliif iit
lammon nml F. ('. Huipei
*v r whether C o i i f r m will il«» nn\
\llil I N K M I H h K
\»n iH-tiilf ul the ll.itavtj Mr tut
ftrii|»rfrMU $*hM m»iJ. TI iIa hrought
w i ll Xftlfti | b f
1I A II i*4» w i t h
ih
There was some good nnltired thine hIkhii revivine the O l'A *
♦III M iy uhii i- thiiniiun •$( thi
thi* tntal m »U* uf I’ilrtiN f * nil-* x»t
i*ir$ 1*4*1 $IM»M t fi I*r(MlucDi Cori-'i iti'Mi <»( tlutiivlu
di'Ciss-duts ns In which Kiwnnihn
$y*'t7,Ns5(b Sit If itf nt Itf i flints *»lnl!‘l<4 4- (Lift »*f
-i \ I I i I- I mK
--lb
(lp«*rHlf?I $'J*0 |MM llltdl I b |f IldUM* Mllilutt
hid eaten the most at i t " Oviedo
tuilni »«ti**n
•*# Nur!hwr**t Airlmrfl arc
vii’ita* mule I Imt! $1^1132 in v«h*u, If
lltflt 111*1 1*1**
#f»0 tK*ip yiM i tilt
barhecut yesterdav svml the clinic"
the rhurfrs a 1«r( i*f luniuy
lb* %*♦!_ up ti*u»i * i t tn i-uast tmliy
mnkiriL' 1«t*l fruil ttilf* ul tli*(llillltt iL ? - t-tM.-l*, t i ll
|$lftj| * ill
wns narrowed down bv Frc*. J,
Unit ft’VVjft t iifift'fr'AJIUm (|l«S bv u
-111k*» n| liiijt btlitstri Ifttbi
murkft, $t»4h.Ht*2
till the *t»b 1
b f wt.iU’ij,
W . Hall to F. Ha <ky Wight nml
thp NJUilf tliHij;. ami (h it hr* w.» • uuvhutm ;i| .vuik*'i
I In* union,
( ‘iibbu^f b •! All (pjtcUil'Ic
---------J A C K S O N , M iss, July 3 - V P ) — Fted II. Wilson.
tfl llltllrr ( I l f t», I. I iii)
rtf Uiljbf.ft(if
only uxpfftlltnlR Hu*
war pffon
*•»««It.lipfm li^r
Inti*inational
Ueut. Com. Robert {Emmett Unofficial return* «re In from
James B. Abernathy, former with the biiL'f tutu)
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The Klwnnt,* .piano, which, had
\%MM-jjf((in ,tf Mm liini*.!% bt*j(MU
$3Hl,>ritUl.
Thrr*'
writ*
bravy
Clement!, U8N, was presented hv 1,475 out of Mississippi's 1,713
Hntifonl resident and employ.■■ f"
P11>ft! •it Mi Is. built If
«t *ill
H lit Ml Nt* (M ill NUT
(pukft-tniii thr SrulUi*
Atnl
'Vice Adm. Aubrey W. Fitch, USN, nrrcincta. In the race for nominal tM‘ M moved from the MuyTal' Inn, I* years ul the F’lorid.1 I’owci plant ifiKw a ml 2Hrt,K:t2 uf thf 50 w ill 1*f ilt iv* t*•«1 by tli r V m ul r? u a I
mini «arkw nf rubharft* Mihl for
superintendent of th* U. S. Naval Ion to the U. H. Senate, Incum- was kgain played by Harry liinlcti and Light Plant, w’lm sen -d in th"
KDMFI
July
3
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Tilt?
Ifjilri
uiitinv
iftl
fi;t>0
KmltiMj IhiyJutbi
HuyJutht Time.
43 a sack. Chinese eahlmgs', A tft irt illu i ul I »f|mi I m r n t ut H xiUu* of tin* iwiwrrfnl K*$ylal Drmociatfl }
Academy, with two Gold Star Iwnt Theodore Bilbo has 02,085— Who rendered some lively nits N a i.i' during Jhi* war. died Motidar
KaHttn
litttMV. Hi- ltldnl that fifiut *|‘»—
Awards In lieu of th* tecond and a majority o f 2,9>5. The figures pi mr lo the meeting and ac- at Fort Worth, Texas, according sold fur $1.82 a sack, hut a-r cinlid* will vif.il the liairne'* of Italy— AirUlf I h* 0*i5|k*rl—ha.. | *•» N rw i urK tin pu K* U rtppvar.........
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f■imt .* ns-, c.l ;»| I hr *mnr turn* \n official
third air mrdalt awarded by the for his four opponents are: Tom ermpsnied the sins lag v. hirh w as to word lucaived loiloy by Frunk there Were only 1911 sacks sold, ....... t„ g i " advice *m .......... begun
Cimsullatl'.ic* to t'>rm a nev
commander of carrier division A llis 65.008. iRoss Collins 17,663; l*il l>y Frank l.anssoit. "nding I. Miller, secretary of .H.mfor'i the virtue wus toil $331 Hid cull* ) fniming
subjects
The
imincc
will
cabinet
lie
tuiil
iii
smicri
tint he
^ 'I '^ V - n ' am^nml
wish the “ theme song” entitled
have brought hut it $1,26 average |farming -ubjecls 3 he Hamee '"H f«b i!irl He luld maMOen that He j/,,,
number five.
Lodge 02. F. nod A. M. of which
be t("lulled t" work 30 l""iis j will rnitlari Cummunlsts and BoNelson Laving* 14.616 and Frank
IJHMl u n ik iM art* inv««l%*!d. All
With
a
value
of
*1.272.
“The
Old
Grey
M
are."
The presentation took place iiorper 145.1,
per week
hi" farm and must clalLsts. as well as IrL' tairty ineni*
Mr. Ala'inuthy was n memlow.
1 Trying to decide how long un
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F'onecBf *ervice» for M r—Atter- ,_ Crrcii 1-ciiili edged oul ‘ ccb ry spend three Ti<inra per- "week „f, ’ ix»rs. with a n ^ ir to. p n v m trn r
n
^
tvi ituitatnl until linthor nottft*«*.
in value,
with
17.656 bushel
averaged hat i*. porrh-d M B.
class wink. Thy latter put tion uf { program Hint to- (J vspert say
unlliT will Ik- held today at Foil
ATTENDS SCHOOLs
I'lam-, n.'w en rmiir .ire urtlered
hamper* of iteau* bringing $228,Hmlth. whl’*) F. Ilaskv '\ight,
*W l.t, Ccmdr. Clementa waa born
the 11 jnmnv will prubabty lie tu iil ' tuunl yel been ef>mt6elcty wioktst
Worth. He I, sttrvitcnl by Ike
1" j"ini' ilna h at
their next
460 as eonipornl with *223,281
at Buena Vista, Ga, but has made
out.
Sam Martina who recently has printer, tried in vain to ficnre the widow and a daughter I’atsy.
nt
(lie SciulmiltHigh Hi limit
rrhi'itultd landing
received
for
H3.3M crates of
his home nt 600 Park Avenue. become associated with thr Holler distance between bases.
farm whet*- facilities f**i repair
celery,
He fa currently on duty at th* Motor Sales, local .Chevrolet, OldsHOLIII4.lt A lU H IT T K U
NO LA IlG i: ONt:8
Other major vegetable soles Wmk, .suit analysis and simp wink
C O M P E N S A T IO N |>Al|»
AIMIO.NH I'llKHENTED
Naval
Academy
Postgraduate mobile and Cadillac dealer, a*
will he available.
B A D NAUIIKIM. Oettnany. July
were: tomatoes, I I (11,6X0:
po
School and also holds tho A ir Part* Manager spent last week
“The
abjective
nf
Ibis
pin*
llnemploymmt
rnmpeniallon
"1 am not going to UT to catch
3 ( d l —A court martial Jias ucAprons were presented lost eve tatoes. $90,029; Iceberg lettuce,
medal,- distinguished flying erott, In Jacksonville attending a school payrrcnl. In Seminole ('ounty
grain," Mr Jnhlison asserted, "i* sultted Austin Oiirrris of Newport. the tnggest Uuss ui the bikes, the
gold star in lieu of the second. of Intenslv# training In automo during the week ending June 22 ning to IB Masons at BarrloM S8H.A9H-, peppers, $86.81.3; cucum tu build up farm * Under compe
Tenir., of charges llrul he luul middle sired ones will suK me,"
Lodge 02. K. anti A M Tire pre- bers, $49,221; rnuRflower, $33,The citation read a* follows: tive part* merchandising, .
struck American soldier prisoners S«IU C C ColUna. Ilailwar Lbtpross
amounted lo 1277.60 an-' we-w Sforlatlon was nude by Frank I. 301; corn, $24,141; Kngllsb pens. tent instruction."
"For distinguishing himself by
lie added that any veteran in III the guardhuu.se at Lichfield, cashier and promlnrnt Woodman
926,770; yellow snuasii, $29,051
made lo 17 persons, Carl He Miller, past master.
EXAMS HATURDAT
mnltortru* acts while participate
Smith, chairman of tho Florida
and esearole' at $20,394. In lire terested in participating in this England Tluce CluartLs who had lodge leader, aa tie applied for a
i aerial flights In operation
$10,000 class ur near this omuunt progmni should contact him at been convicted previously lentitled new tubing license today at the
»
All school (sachcrs who for the fmluslrtal Commission reported.
lies enemy In th# vicinity
were turnips, green onions, cocu- the Heniioulc High 8cH«d farm that Ohceivs was nut with them office ol County Judge It. W Ware,
Payments of **(8,165.80 were “.ado
soaa, Indo-Chlna and Nan* first Uni* ar« applying for certtftThe layer o f atmospheni in nuts, eggplant, lima la'ans. In or telephone 151-J or 130.
when the pgUontr* were atruck
throughout
the
state,
he
said,'
to
ota. As pilot o f a carrier catos win take an examination 8,560 men ami 2,670 women. Dur- which man exists la called the the $6,000 to $8,000 group* were
fighter plant during the Saturday aftamoon at 3:00 o'
beets, coll*rd|k. Boston lettuce,
DEBATE POHTPONED
in i the previous week, |94,I30 troposphere.
M AJO R IT Y
1 January IN S Id 23 at the allies of S u p t -----Wa< paid In compensation.
TO I N A I T I V H D U T Y
W AS1IINOTON, July 3. (rF)-«lug tomatoes'
I 0 « ha "perticlpated In ton- The exaznlnstior *m be
In the $3,000 to $0,000 class
Housc debate on llie proposed loan
Thy majority ot retail stores, th#
tea against uncmv shlp- regard to the cnnstlt cm of
beets, field peas,
pine
YEABBOOK^HPJkDV
In th* northern hemisphere n were:
to nrltaln hss been postponed un- banks and municipal arul county
airflclds and laaUllatlons, United
apples
(C
uban!,
radishes,
straw
cyclone rotates .In a rounlerclockHouse leader John ntflcea will ctooe Thursday far th*
Lieut. A. K. Ilossetter,”Jr., IVI* tjl Monday
r extensira damage. His
Feminolo High School's annual wlse direction and clockwise In berries, cocoielle squash.
ery Avenue, has lieen' placed an McCormack said the postponement FMurth ol July celebration
id c-uragt .were at all
>>>ar book, HaDruagundi. *wil| bo the southern hemisphere.
Nu edition o( 33ic Herald will b*
innctlip duly 111 the Uiflt'.'il Stales was derided upon today bceausr
Inspiring and In kteplng
f '
reaJy foF distribution Fridav at
— ------- j---------------------' « hlgbtst trmdltons •of the
The m oil flouthcriy iiroduction Naval Reserve, according to In* miny members Imlu-atrd they would issued Thursday A' H 15 O'clock at
from If 00 to 12:00 A . M. anil from
Municipal
Hall
Park
a
night
game
City
during
June
lot
lied
formatmu
received
today
('<>ni
the
be a way from Washington over the
Stahm Naval Service.” ,
Th* first grand jury in Hot o f oil In the world it on an iiland
1:00 to 3:30 P. M.. It was an
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................ . ........
will tv plajed between the Rsnlord
according to Miss Hal n Bay,
a B. HARDISON
nounced by Mias Beberca Stevsna American colonies met at Uoeton belonging to Chll* o ff the »ouU»- U. S Nasal A ir Hlatino ,n Jack holiday week-end The debate had
June
IMS
total
was
I
0X70.
-a
been scheduled to start on Etldsy | and iv t a n d cJtibo.
ennvillr.
Bear Admiral, U. fl. Navy
p of South America.
I
m*
*at
; Salary Scales At
State Schools Hit
By Gov. Caldwell
W .
^
Rev. McKinley Sales Increase O f 28 Percent At
Johnson Explains
Winner Of Quiz
M arket Reported For Fiscal Y ear Farm Training
At Kiwanis Meet
For V e t e r a n s ' ) ) . .
l.iiiltl I'aims ( ntlcr
(■nml
Stiprnisiou
. R obert Clements Is
Awarded Medals At Bilbo Has Majority
N a v a l Academy Over Pour Opponents
•
Former Sanford Man
Dies In Fort Worth
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r a t a u r l t n la Cfclra*a
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W KDNKKD.W . JULY .1. m i*
n itt t K VttBHK FOK TODAY
’ THY. GOOD LIFE I'ERMITn
A N • A HAZING V A R W fY OF
EXPKKSSION. BUT NO DhPj.*
IJ K N T ; Vt? hnVt t*#n Oilleil Unto
llb f i'tr,1 tmljr iiitc' not liberty t*'T
Property f i t a w s 'iu m l* in
Daete county have - recently Dfeit
increased on the average by a I
percent.
Their Eighteen Months
TWO DOWN— ONE TO GO l
By tlif compromise legislation that extends selective
service until March 31, 1917, Congress has merely put a
troublesome problem on the shelf for a few months. In
the meantime, whatever happens after the 1947 date, a
goodly number o f ID-year-old youths must give 18 months
of their lives to their country/
,
Such a period will interrupt college and trade school
training, and for those not in school, wage earning. But
it will not be lost time. They will learn not only something
about whatever sendees they are in, but will have excell
ent physical training and a chance to see other countries.
Their contribution will be the practical one of keeping
the peace. '
The war was dearly won. It will be necessary for an
indeterminate number o f years to see that militaristic
nations do not again gef the opportunity to develop arm
aments. An international police force, lidao a domestic one,
is needed to keep order. The 19-year-olds will be pnying
a small price for the privilege o f living in 'a peaceful
world and having the promise o f a peaceful world for
their own future families.
around
money can buy,
O U R PRICES O N P A I N T A R E T H E S A M E O L D
PR IC E S A S B EFO RE O P A IN 1942
~ W X S H A K E I T U P — W E D E L IV E R — N O E X
TR A CHARGE— W E SA V E YO U M O N EY.
SEE US N O W FOR Y O U R R E Q U IR E M N T S —
T A K E Y O U R P A IN T PRO B LEM S TO
‘ *Tha C om plete Paint and Glass S to re "
Eight signers <>f the Declaration | To help restore shrunken woolindependence were foreign t-ns rin-e ihem in soapy water
>nv.
linatead of dear water.
Grand Rapids, Midi., ami a county in southeastern Ohio.
We have been iVdighted
the prospects of a tennis
nament In Sanford, hut we
Wen wondering where ibuy
with
tour
have
were
It i» estimated tliere will lie Ri
least five hundred people killed
a accidents during the Fourth of
ity holiday.
Will you tie une
of them!
Now that the atom bnmb ha.
turned oul to t * snrh n dud- or
has itT—there w ill .be no excuse
whatever for pot having ihe third
Evan though the atomic bomb
didn’t wipe out the entire Beet
at operations Crossroads, think
of what would have hnppenrd it
two or three such Imrabs had hren
dropped, or a couple of tlmusand.
Ualagaii. dental surgeon.
As an outgrowth of war-time tests on service men,
it vt as discovered that fluruine, administered in limited
amounts, prevented tooth deenv, particularly in immature
l"eth. Tliiw study attempts to confirm such experiments.
Public funds spent tin such programs as This of the
Public Health Service are money well spent and too little
advertised. War can always gel attention and financial
backing, but legislators hesitate to vote appropriations
for peace time living.
President M ay Pressure.
I.
Congrats Give* Truman
Jackton
|
WoViT BebtTrlg orf O P A
Into
Rtiignrng
FLETCH ER
117 SO U TH P A R K
B O LLS — D IC K
In Cincinnati the other day a
baseball fan was hit on the head
with a beer bottle when anolhm
tt)o rabid fan in an upper tier
tHed to sock the umpire. The
practice of tossing beur and other
bottles at baseball and football
games should !•* discouraged
Borne day someone is going to got
There w r e at Irani n doirn
people who protested against increating MX assessments at the
City Commiaslon ’’ meeting tha
oth*F night. The aevxrral thousand
or more cillten* who want better
parka and playground*, street and
ffcdewalk Improvements, sewer..
Are and polim protection, garbage
collodion, not to mention spray
ing with DDT, .weta not that*.
Wo suspect that any merchant,
any landlord, who seek* to
gottga thu public at this particular
tlma. when price calling* are off,
Amend great and supply low, will
be remembered in the year# to
coma.
IIo may make a little
extra prefit by such pracUces
or
s!
same dog# tail „ all the time
These who aet fairly and deceuti)
OOW will bo newer,led later.
• WASHINGTON—Political olurrven* expert no m igrations on
the supreme ruurt fur months to come. If then, despite the now,
(•moils feud between Justices Itolart IT. Jackson and Hugo I*. Black,:
In Die Prat place, lire high bench U in reeru for the summer—
which may prove a cooling-off period In more waya than on*. Ii\
4he secotul plate, who la to resign—Jaekjwn. Black or both?
Informed sources are convinced that President Trbman would bo'
plmset! If both bowed out and cleared'tba atmoaH
phere for Chief JUstlce Vi neon when tig takes
office. *
THI ONtY ANIMAI aloft at the tlma
the atomic bomb hill the target at
IHItinl will ba "Frltey” , pet dachahund of S/6gt Jamea Gamer of Lo*
Angeles, a crow member of one of
tha blast gauga planes. Rigged la
hi* own parachute, *Tritsy" la pic
tured with hi* master before a teat
flight (International Soundphoto)
Tharles Hurt Given
Regular Army Rank
Hut Jackson. winding
up hla job aa chief United
_
Slates charge*
war crime#
prosecutor
nothing In the Jackson
* gainst
Black, at NUerrtberg, haa
delrrmlnatlon
to that
see thing#
through
to C. Hurt o f San
as House and Renat e judiciary commAinwn
It tee* a
have
pointed Put,
rapt.
Charles
the bitter
end.
junlUVes proceeding* ngalusl the Alabama
justice.
ford received nutice Fridwy from
Naturally,
explain, Dtaclc
la notDepartment
go4
Thus the feud, as alullng n» a midsummer
dayohservera
lo.Washington,
the War
ftf b*» "P*
Ing and
to alep
down under
Are unlesspolntment
Jackson dock,
as an officer in the
promises to crackle through nie summer
beyond.
*
regular aArmy
Ate Force with rr.uk
ami perhapa not then. Tbs Alabamian,
tough
of battle#,
captain.feel#
and tart-tongued veteran of Senate
• WASfirNOTON REPORTERS werethat
startled—momentarily—
During the war. Capt. Hurt
hla honor la at sfak*.by a
about
war department release on the subject The
of food
for world
possibility
arisesfamine
that the server!
president
m agfour Jreata in lha
Army
Air Force
areas The release carried a heading which
read:
r Ha
put pressure
on Jackaon when
return*,
but' and participated
In action In Kurope.
"Fifteen ordnancethat
plant*
manufacture
fertilisers
i. a.tofar
as the president
can to
go.t (tarring
There la
count rtre,"
Following this he had sl«
month* o f foralfn •errioo In th#
The text, howeveV. quieted fear* by uytng that tha plant* will be
Air Transport Command. During
diverted from explosive* to turn out nitrogen fertUUara for shipment
the past six months he has herm
oversea* to Aid growing o f food.
.
doing accounting and Federal tax
ation work. nix oflrea are in lha
• W a s h i n g t o n d i p l o m a t s b e l i e v e there u
Woodruff Building.
palace intrigue behind the death o f yourtg King A
lie 1* married to tha former
found With a bullet hole m hi* head a few day* before he w * t to
Elisabeth
fftewart
of
E#**x,
leave for a White House visit in tble nation'* capital.
Knglaqd. Thay hav* two children
Htnrle* reaching Washington are vague and distorted, but gun-'
a boy of four and a girt one year
erally the verdict of those persona Holding a few fact* and who are
old. At present, he is await ing
familiar with the Orient u that if wn* not a auicldc add pariUps
furtlur orders from th* War De.
not an accident.
partsnant before moving. He Is
the atm o f Mr. and Mrs.- J, I .
Dfltrlal versions out of Bangkok list only those two alternative*.
Kurt o f 1011 Oak Avenue.
One rrpgrt /iuni Btam.aald the ktnj
a bullet between htxPeyea. But. aatd th# aam* report, that* anriw no
Th# fir*( cows were brought to
powder burnt between hi* eyea and It te argued that a men could
tha American colditloa In KS34 by
not tliua Shoot himself without showing some bums.
The AJnfted-Statnr ts hi t m i r a r Iff BT*Hf JBlcu TT (*D t# S t # f o W
pendent small power In the Far Ea*t.
ri' ‘ T nTfca -.av ai
Th* first Cocoa bean* sent to
e
#
- #riRNiP^IIWI*M
th* United State* cam* from
• BOMB CONCERN IS FELT among *URa department Ug-rrigf
Africa Jn 1891
Robert Jackson
diplomacy as Cordell Ifull, who worked hlmaelf a), j ( Midair *t
moat to deaOt. and Joscjrti c. Grew, who lingered
1
tha biggest mistake which land' almost ayear in Jap confinement When caught a* l w
w
lords in Florida could make is tc amhasMtioc to Tokyo on Pearl Harbor day. have i Aad OwwT
rate* rents, assuming, they eai been avr.Iwkrd for .guch decoration at til* DU- m wfl^iMaa
tlngulahed Servtca Medal. ;x ''
Along with Craw and Hull l* William nhturjwT ambaMdbr fo'
Rome, who wa* aheaat from his poet when war broke. Phillip# latsr
performed Several focret mission* for President Roosevelt and, after
rellrehient, wa* tthltedf fltefta representative on ttte Anglo-American
pMiei fir Florid*
CUT IN HALF
T/N C E 1934/
Specie/ fo C en trit Piets
Perhaps the United Nation.
•Atomic Energy Commission which
la Having such a difficult time
trying to find some means .if
controlling atomic energy should
consult with thoess goats on thr
good alilp Penney Ivainu which deftetl the blast at BkklnL
doesn’t
SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO.1
umoHtL uFfTT m um
Troop, nt Children between seven and 15 are having half of their
Poor Uncle teeth treated with fluorine in a six-month study conducted
Kurope m
by the United States Public Health Service under Dr. I). J.
war.
Governor Arnett. Georgia'* out
standing tits1Vat i* Iteing accused
tif having been a member of the
Kil Klux Ktan.
Hut that's no
thing! So w ii Justice Hugu lllneW.
Palestine tornmiialon.
*v ••
IT'S F Q U U M C
Here A re M oney
fl.0RiDA POWER X LIGHT COMPANY. S
AVERAGE RATT.S FOR HOMF. USE. Of
Although itmtf ev«rythin» else, is going up*
thf cosf of itoctPlcifjr.
0# ♦*>#
chvopeyf itim t irt /our Nttrthpfe* budgefr*
Florida by i
dth century,
.
W ANTED
Y O U T O H tA a
EVANGELIST
EVELYN HARDIN
•I
1 Caldwell should summer
I *a#*fon o f the i#gi,la
th# purpose of roatroi;la by leiiila tire action.
I
W E S P E C IA L IZ E IN P A I N T A N D G L A S S
■ It Is Interesting to not* that
antomr the cliicf mourners at the
funeral o f the OPA. went- the
Black Marketeer*.
simtiltnnemisly among school children in Nowburg. N. Y.,
Mob Stone* It. S.
Trleite — headline.
Sami' As popular in
he s a i after ihe Inst
mi
| Ik -4
%1 '}
No matter what kind of point you need— for tha
| f
outside, inside, floora or fuxnirisro— we have the §
Pittsburgh Paint that will give you thebest looking, !
longest-lasting and most economical results. Here’* '
|
where you’ll find a full line o f the finest paints
^A“rrrw rrm riiaTiohal food agency is at work attempt
ing to make short supplies go'as far ns possible. This is
called the New International Emergency Food Control.
It plans toJiike.ov^r .within .Ute next few days-the-work
or the Anieriran-Cnnadian-Brltish* food'hoard. Its mem
bership now numbers 19 countries.
*
Other nations will |je admitted whether UN mem
bers or not provided they meet the council's conditions.
The Uhited Natibns food .and agriculture organization
wilfstipport the food council which was formed at, its
recommendation. The executive will be Dennis Fitzgerald,
food oxpert of the U. S. Department of Agricailture, while
Holland's A! H. Peters will be president and a Belgian, .1.
Charles Van Esc he is vice president.
America, which cannot mannge its own domestic
fi^od supplies, will, it is hoped, hnve leaders on this new
organization who cun help gel food in'tlte jjumitity need
ed, and promptly, to the-Htanditg victims of war.
Funds Well Used
*
W E D N E S D A Y , J U L Y 3, 194«
T H E S A N F U H D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
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CHURCH OF G0J>
Stirvrctf rtdvr W thtmptf i«tt.
ELSBERRY
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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
r L i . ! J - J L W - i --------- ----------- r— —
Social And Personal Activities
S O C IE T Y
E D IT O R
—
C e c e lia
president mid cashier. ,»"i>re»irl
Mrs. t\ IL Winn
Mrs. Seth Woodruff |>]ew Oviedo ItankifinS Ida Dank of •I'll.lllileK .
.iw tan expressed nppm int
Hostess To Class
!•> new*.
Celebrates Birthday |{ e 1)0 r t ^ D e p o sits ! inn Ii>r tile
......Irdpr given
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-
4
.
..........................................
Daughters of Wesley Class of
Mti>. S rlli W oodruff o f »*0 **
Avenue,
u
prnniinrttl
the Fir*t Methodist Church met My i tig
— T E L E . N O . 148
of
SenrtmJ.
til the hone .if Mrs C. H. Wilitt, pioneer resident
i Hid Miignoli.i Avenue. Ia»t even- Comity, i< reWbralmg her M Ci
mg for n short business meeting : htillidiiy today by having open
>nml social hour. M r*. C. M. 1 iiou.c fo, hei fanulj and other
j Flowers, chairman, pit-sided iwd irin liiw ,
[ .Mr*. Winn gave one o f the le s -; u„,
J.rother-m .law.
Frank
j sons concerning the /five M a ry '*.! Wmslruff. Sr., u ill and confined
entitled "M a ry . Wife of t leaps *.1 I |„
home at ’>20 Mngtiiilia
The hostess iv.rvcd ice cream ! Avenue and will not l«e aide t )
Edward Marshall is spending
some timo with Air. and Mrs.
^ ,'V Rlllins In IVtlsacola, Flu.
Pc
r so n a l
...
Presbyterian
will meet at
3:30 P. M. a* follows:
T H ltE E
f o tin ty
tw o
lint*
m o n th **
*tu rt
**m n
whtiul.l
titition
> la rt
«iu l
w tir k
u t t h ii i
- b n iit J
o n p i ■* f l u e n t
M
Itc'it*! JtVJ lo O io v r am! float! -II.
je
J*
.
j paprr. in fttlWiahlUK the I nns lit 9iin! h« uouli! like ailvtcc rc*
lilt ivi* to |»rmhtuf IttiflM ion In
thr nr tt.siif on w ;tt»i oontrot ffiffHi*
| I'ailltay Ttjli*
tllU T'k* ft*
in* - II* pit^hcii'tl I ho* tiiY nftv
,
r » « » o «. thr i
uiiiity of *pm !ik the IhltlA «ouhl IfV
hu^f ,4tlCCt**».
„ f ,j)t> |OWII| »r ln»ots, churches ri'immiml) ,in«l t*xU*m!t.l hi* t»»m*
H i.t ilc ) (b ill it to, '*tft!i • r ^ r f i c n *
!lm| (,|(y govrnnmiut.
11» (lit haul' cm iiistl ti« Lltitr l,l»’rl A t* hl*»| will l l**F til I lie
j|,. presented it. F. Wheeler til' iiilHIIHlMty of/Ovirdu
liilllk
pie-ident o f the hank j « n ;ep>!»!'•• S«*fsiiiuf Uuy*f
«H*yU'
resentntive
citiren*.
a
former Im u it hf.iity
..........luiitfh
_____ tthrn in It county andcity commissioner, j f,.,, ,n|,
(o ,[u, many floral yift* I Northciu Arizona's (iiund
t.'unhead of the
Ilnptist Church Sun- ,,
, )lt. |,nllk
llr euhl, "T ho
i you i- 21T mite- long
mul fimn
fotalled $701,117;
J t ,:*S5
M r* lioby Laing honored Mu«
J retire,. Brown, bride-dot. with n
lovely tnbeellaiwous shower and
bridge party last evening at her
home In Mayfair. Zinnias, grrbera
white, K
' e , cV w a fiS k . M w .| lk * n u t y C o n t e s t A t
r „u„ ., a i . i I X , " : v , T h » £ h.‘.!.V. " Z T * \ - ' ' ' T T
"
l.ht r " T 1 Z «
daisies and _________
llbouehlna_____
attractively
____ _
Mr*. I ’ . S. Hayes o f Jackson
.,1
decorated the living room while the
dining table waa centered with an ville is vuiling Mr*. G. C. l>a\ti e i . M r s . Rohe1 1 Cole, .Mrs. K. C. I
----------nrouiD cd l^ a u * e 7 \ ; e e ,ity " !
" e deck.... . th.il ....... on Hoad . c ^ e - ... the Are.tc-Alpine region
arrangement
or
white
honey ttlid oilier relatives thi* week in Daniels, Mr*. E. II. I.ttney and '| D A YTO N A HEAC1I July
,
u ^ " | V r " It
„
! lo Chuluotn and t h e -i l, unite at the top.
Mn
Hot Tillisuckle blossoms on u retlrcicr. SanfonL
the n u », .pedartilar be*«ly |
M.L* m J S t e w » i y
. C l ________ *
'
Also Mrs. J. II. Anderson, Mrs. ,• flanked by silver candelabra hold
ing wldle tapers.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robson and Mr* J. E. Courn-r. M r*. J. 1*.
>*ave Iwen In the inojecl
Wc.
ft ,
Mrs. A. W Lre was nwardctl high Mr. und Mr*. C. E. Giwtavsoii Stepheps, Mr It. o d » _ Wdlhnms.
.J id *
rcorp p r U e f j ^ ^ E P c h ^ lg | U tl-lllc l- ti.«H
M ONDAY
^ C irc le *
of
the
Woman’* Auxiliary
T r u lu c k
Mrs. Roby Lain#
Honors Miss Brown
Social Calcndat
PAG E
-
n i l I-
Circle
Holu hut,el- Ml. t'hnris-.i Mo«
No. 1, Mr*. C. it. Dawsun, chairman, with M r*. Vyilson Newman,
Golden Lake; Circle No, 2, Mrs.
L. I. Frmxier, chairman, with
Mr*. R, F. Mann, 172 West N ine
teenth S i t e d with Air*. Wallace
Ball a i co-hoftess; Circle No. 3,
Mrs. J. 8 . Krider, chairman, with
i
:
>
% ' :v ( r ^ V ^ o ^ a S , , ^
Daytona Tomorrow no, arise ^ 'L n T 'h u / WMi
',ut ..... .
Mexico at :i,e 1.. mn uf the
1with' Alfa. I Mrs Hugh Duncin and Mr* T
MeGaalln, 610 Magnolia Avenue j c. Brown. Many beautiful Ktftu.
I m 'i s . f . F. llranan, M r*. C. H. ’ ,Kktl':> p , 7 i i V ^ l o m V r ' - S v " An**
Air. and Mr*. Clgrence L. Wynn \\ ,nj, t j , ,
making of this institution I n m '
W right, Mr*.
with Mrs. AlaybeUe Brown « • I were prewmted the honorre afteri have as their gueat Mrth W yn n '. .................. .
M ias’ Versa «>! •' Vouttg la,
huiv fo " - ticli h Ml* ■ ja|»id (hr rfft>rl> Itavp achieved j
lio»l« 3 ji; Circle Nu. 5, Mr*. 1 . I*, the prlx^i were distributed.
lis te r, Mr*. Mary L . Thompson, *»«- . »V* t
v - ilut Lici.v of l U a u u . g u o u '. Uieir aim ..*
—
- • — — *i
rhtiitituyu. w
with
Jlra.
i t h.. . Mrs.
n r detlrtou* ■frappr w fe - w rV N lt 11 * Cairn,-'Egypt.
^ ■
•
Ac
.
-'E rtn e whuftp-f*
wim !d-pm ' Vnnr- dl Mtln ".o
, ilumk^T.* W prw lon for the
.ng, Bttl Valencia llnve; with party cukes, mints and nuts
*k imc Twenty-five
glsli
lu te
v kind w oid« evpies'.ctl, hut
irclc No. 0. Mr*. H. M. Wo- by the" hoot my assisted by Miss| r ,.i »
. c
-nend—
i entered Hum Daytona Ilea It alone 1 j vvirlt to say that it » waa not
ntack, chairman, with Mrs. H. C.
**.
i
,
[ .lit ! I t ’la exprelriPHIiat total cli-;|,y . effort- of my own: It was
Catherine Spencer arrd Mr* Burke j inK' i /,.w !|,y, with friendi and H i n t s
Duboaa, 600 Oak Avenue.
Bteole. TtioBe attending were Ml.d
will run to ton
through the efforts of eituen* (>f i
family _b c fo re re|Kirting to Kl .
Brown, honor guest, Mrs. H o k 6 i|,„«„Aoplahc?. will fly Jow over the - ibis community that the hank i
TUESDAY
Dcmtiti' tralion
^Weekly
frora
Dugger. Mrs J. B. Plumps. M rs.! ' l,',0, 19
,
we,in dropping tu1* ralllbaw-htli’ I n lin e Into existence.'*
in*rr
Speciali-r, LallahiH
Alathean Cla*» of the First Drpver Oordell. Mrs. Boss Adams i
•. .
'ir,.** bombs its , backdrop to the | \|,_ Law foil' then intlisluced
JAaptist Church wilt meet at and M r* J. C. Mltchetl. *
j
Mr. and Mr-. 11. N . Sayer and
lonti.l
Don M .U ille rV I3*ptecej|* |> t‘|nnt*. vice pieslilenl of ll
P. Al. at the annex. Mr*.
ALso* Mr*;
C edi
Bo|es— Mrs i duughtyr Jean and All** Betty
_
i / . . , , , . . ittwcidiiic
orrhrMr* Horn DcLaudt tuvnk riiairmun of tilt livieih
Voile William*. "Mrs. HrCltoii Pcirgy Knapp. M rs Btlrke *fttech* j Dnhcan have guraj to Daytona
“ ------!
* bbu rd t-f trustees -'und eoun*
\fil A
v AS 7 ^ itt s^i,;
ptaj p, me bamlMieli
*-------- - at
> M A M I N t ,1 itniMV.it
,\s.v>
2 JtD .,-tUi0|
Johnson. Mr*. II. -D. Smith ami Mrs A. W. t^e. Mrs. Harry U r . Ileach lo apeml the month o f July.
.
■
\
’ P M amt , fashion »lmw spoil-' u
coinmi**iom*r
oh.
welcomed
lira. A. C. Aladden will be hos- M r* Hugh Duncan. M r* T c l
*
"
.
Hy
■ >lu rs b y
j , . , y| by You i:-D m »-lv > ‘* Mole the sisitor*.
Housewives
te**e* during the *oclnl hour.
r,,,h,rt^,,• 8^ “ ,Pr
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. ^ ‘^ ’ ‘laoiM ^ ^ X l ^ u
1”
........ .........
olace ... th. fare \ Florid,. ■ **
“ ;* * ’
^
",
w* ' \
,Husp|e
F it -h or ctttu.Vi. the) u “ v Rt,sr,f .'‘«m rr modi , on.. ,
t,. S h a ffc . ca-loer of
,(lt. ,,|n, r ,.f
fruit* m ' •
„
, ! ’*' h" " l<
f,,,t,n' ’
‘
of Mr*. C. II. Winn, Ninth Street
toman..* ... the diet, in furl, the
‘" » 1
Mellmiin.e, M r*. D m , O lift hank
apd Magnolia Avenue, at 8:00 IV
»
. > .*
.O
.V ,c o m m o n guuvu contain* morvt vita* f ^
1'
,
, „
, teHer. a g i.d u a le of the tlv.mlo
Mr. and Air*. W, C. !>.’* uursey ; lnln
,(lnn ,rp ru ,, y„,
teaTtu> l lf u i l i Contest will follow I school*. I he follow mg hank dlhave relumed In iheir homo, 2IS ; „t,n k.IIUMl Juiv(. „,
|p an ’ nmnedlal-I) alter the fiudilon show leetor* were lueseiit to .peak
Circle NV .1 o f the First Met ho- W e ‘ {. Nineteenll. Street. " « « I excellent substitute tot
m a n g a ! tm,, r the ,b!e direction of Mr H A. \\ aid. Jr. of \\ inter I am .
d is t n iu ie h met Monday afternoon , r m ”rado''f i in * month'
June for U ll. c h i l d , .... mlulD. . " B u l l ' Cart Winner, n. first sec- >. b. Long of ( Imluota. forme,
com!iiU-4hinrt and rati
a
l .x........o.f lit
.. Veil
t atmrtl jtiirp m
iontam^|on,j in(| stiln: jirtw mill <iinr hi * tunty
at* iv..
ll»> home
M i**
Nell w
W.i
il !i l «ior»ao r«, one nionm.
i ii’*i*r. *f'otnim*«ifiin'i K iTHfi*, h i m n i e V i t x«t i l i i « ! * t l i j i i i if11ji.v m j e l l y t * f T<
O h I w ji
C h ili
it!
,*i ID
liam* with Mr*. John Vaughan us
. iilruliilty* itun imp uf tbt* Imp It* I
decorated iho Williams resilience,
ltrlc ami jam * ,,f
,
Major ...
II
(iilmer „
.Steele
1 ‘ll ,,J 00 U,r wl,,n€*r W,M ,ir mi'll at I hi* hut l*rt imp. ahliaif thr j
ro-hostes*.
7innia»
attractively
Mr*.
Steele
.mil
their
two
daught-'
,
,
Guava
Juice
;
crewned
Queen
al
a
gik
tcm
on
.iThe July mer'.lug of Circle No 2
* tviiiy t*ii*! tj*»inc t*\ i*» vthiDK hi* ,
of !Jt* Pinit Methodist Church met decorated the william* residence, . r*. Marilyn and ItSriiara. have , Sr' '''''
|6,« « u k '', v
"1“’.
, - b 'd tn :>t ■ Itmication Bmlo
i ♦ vild !*i li*1|> mat*- itis' *v;
it the' home of M r*
O m i . t Mr*. Jennie Putnam
......... le- moved ,n„. , M r new home at
w " h' '
Vt a \<' ’ . '£
s t ir f c
D inM n with M n. C K MrKef. vufiumil entitled “ I jiv p ” wJiirH U h W rhI riv<udi«dh S trrrl
' 1' " 1,1 "
" 11
* It Mi'Niilty,
i--.iiIt ci of Mo
I'- i» i I V
* ‘ *Vi'|
, , j,
koi <I,
1 lot idtt iRfiil*' Hftlit* 'f
■
I
rk’f-ejuinuan. oix-nln# thrni^rtlnjf
***
by a |»rny**»
\\!lit , s-i | rtitlri it* ►i H i f t i P I 4 - * n t *
*
*
.lUlIutrd Mu Ki. k
f l ii;. i
Mnir J M McC-uikU! prp.Vlltrf) the
.Mi* K Sturdivant i>t4-vidrJ »n
v }r**t
f J \i
n u t it n u l l
'I..1 tf • l> r* t- 'ti mil.uti
jjlot ditriloiw ,an-l Mt-hi'd thrri
. fl>r M
„ * w ,.|| l» wi ft ''train 11n u.k fi iil> hue
J CKltlOlUl atul Mrs It P Cole the absence of the chan man He- wj|!
MflXwrll
* 1’i \ *hm • *"*■f
lUglit an InDresiing lesson from port* mure given of the June pui.t
i
I.... i yt ij(e worM
(mo
Mlf *.
l
■ hc,it .111Tin'll 11 , !*i If
w h ru,;
I .1*11"Ii tlb-'i.
pvhit I 1 tf *t|i
U lf study boo,
mens' „.|.pr, and it - a s mmoune he
will ^
*,7,lg ,,ml
t 11** hi in ii itis diim *
lt**ol
Hi!
ntctlir:**
*u i- **i . *tf1f4-t«»;•
.It. « 11,
I iatie-t weOfcie t)|*e. lt**o »* I » wt N j*t **■*»,i | Ihiok f * h tin l ■
Mrs. McKee iSScd all circle mrm- *’•■' ' ha! ‘
'• »v u ld
have
w(lh ||l(, Arm ...
H H t G - l M l ly
|*1«,-t- *1** ,
lilt Itilllk Mtl l MllM't frit !»
her* to tend cards to Mrs J M I charge of the program at the
Hit fthtiv Ml In f u V l i i l l I f 'I V i ’
(ogite^t in.l-oo.ii v typi i out ' “ llllP il
^tf* 1‘M'fr tI
i ■
■dllh* . I
Kaym who L* 111 hi the ltlvrrskle Augusi meeting of the W. S. !
ith, • ,,,
ih .
« i r » t fit1
t i c h o - i n o itlip !, d u o - ( ) | M
M il*
r iff'
I H id
d l l f l * ' t»M
* i»»d
Hoe pit a l In Jacksonville. The meet- t S. Mis t'arl ( ’Hoipeomg gave James
Lawton, son of Mr,
and •,, , , ,
. i
■fV Hr a tlti11
U n it .i, high. . ituillU'ie n u "
P H i l l 'd " I I I l h i l t a l l d *sjm v| t
111* ( . «
trig wa* closed with a praye r.
the In*, rhapt'ir of ‘•Fatherhood.'': -'Ir*. T. \\ l-iwton. left
byplane
i"uf If i ' ’
fin
m l u O ld
wpir if lilt l alii ltd hy iln
Refreshments wore served to the
Those present included
Mrs. for Ohieugo on Monday to visit ,
i!-\i*inmpnt
i\l! !i M
|llIII 1(111111* {
following Mrs. n, W. Turner. M lu J. K. Mrt'lelland, Mr*, fhorpen- a month with his sister. Air*. I
K iunk M iii fdi) , vii i firi'sidrnt , I
I l|ss ft-rilVi!-* Ilf ilfll'w Itf |F*‘ l l if U'd
Id hi r - I I f III* <11 f
I Uf n ’ w lit iA-Ulf!
'Ella Bolton. Mr* C. K Branan. ,ng. Mis. Pulimm, Jfrs, Fulrtl, (Tiarlntte Milesell,
ftiH iitiItM'Itti***!
l o - • o it lid *!**♦* t***» tr lit* '
H<* 'Jf M‘ -T n **' "* fill' im iik,
'
jiii*tmi
•yim*
Mrs, R P. Cole Mr*. W R Edrn- Mr*. J. H. Anderson, Mr-. M. J.
It \
l.i|i«r* im h r hiocijrlit M ir j
'th** v Miund Hi Hu* fuirnui- I i r
flHiDl f|. dl**<! I *i
flald. Mrs. Chester Daniels, Mrs C Morris, Air*. John Vnughmi. Mr*,
Mr. and Mr*. Saufonl Doudney
* ni'i hiii Ih*' " i "
*»f Mu
lltirrit it J
M IIIM II i|l|
t 111 s.|*Lt. ll f ,,iii #*»!
*I!!Mil'llIll'll * li «i ^ 1 1
ii- »I f-*
r.n
O'! of
id M
MfM
'• " * *
McKee. Mr* J M. McCuklll. f.
Al. Sturdivan,
Mr*. J. O. have moved into iheir old home a ih.
Inrksiiiiv,lh j
||i- id*' hi* i »i ‘will i*mt| Iiiitik .tf
ti. ' f«n • '•*
.if
* (i»rw*'M il
I n a n flhoeutsker. M r, ll T
Ix'rV I {iiu;i
v on- (m —olviii
ri l
Mi*. Tom Williams. Mr*. “ * the entrar.ee of tloj Naval Air " ||Wt> jfmaiJt »
t n :“5mt fp*i !min
1"
I n i f ■!
I I t||.i t 'l l , a s » * t f i l l t M i t 1
•hd Mi>. *L»- IT Halilrtgrr Hr..die Will lam*, M l** Nell W il-| s , * l ™ '*”,,T
,’" m" I
Ion Twc'ifiHh S frrr\
hil4*4 Nr-fl.il
Itfiii"*^
I'.* • tjii*. fit in flint
d lis ts it fll f l l ' l * n n d
.H i V
Mr
(leitrudo Pag** find M ij», 1*,t'm
J, D t'nllnhnn V-fl to.lnv
f„r |hlenu h
*" 'he
till
Sli.e ml
( train where ihev will ine-i M i-*l l e t , Ii.o m H ■
I With wnh'i
Mart! a Page, a rnanselor at the] anil
iuom> m .iie ik uriltl fm o
BY
P m M in i i j h d ilv e r .
\*l i
Deer D i r C'dmp ML*.* Page will ip *®t*ft
C E C E L IA T R O L U C K j
acrrmipany them hack to this rity. ruffieifiu u .itI*i I h make inilp uf
n dnnk.ddf ciii»itii*U*t*cy (like tn*
imitn juice i nnd fw eftrn liifht!).
, " u» food and peppy music coming
II('Rt in |.o«1iti|f* pour iinmediiitfIv
jottt^over the Kpeakei* . . . 8 anAir. and Airs. M. E. Tracy and into hut jitiri* adjust M*al. and
: fori! citizens lire dehi:hu*ii
wel*
son. Harry, hove returned to their HhH1'*'" i|Utift- in minute- nt hull
. !con:e th^ U n k m nvinlu and let's horne h, Memphis. Tend
after lug
hope th a t this step u d l tirin g the
visiting the former'* mol her. Mi*.
I i f hi - tn - v f i n **r ti himei *d
county citizen?* rlo 'fi
lygclher
Peail Ik Tracy nt hrr homo 1*17-11delirnle flu^**i may Ih* silhstittiled
and make Surninoh' i .»udty more Palmetto Avenue
fu r
h a lf
Mu- -utfiir r u tile d
v, wealthy and [ hjmci fui
• ui’fli-n
I hi* pi "durt ntn\ I**
n
.
W A LTEK I I A V M S , J |{
ha %
t il fill f» | ut im a v ie r n iiix u lr il* >'
Ih iu jo eer, of Wenley of tire Mni
F l r . t ^ K tithodi.t Church will hold
ily meeting in the home
a montnlj
Circle Meets With
Miss Nell Williams
Mi*, Ad,he Vine Koon of A , Iania. (I h.. a renreawilative o f the
, Sears RovdmcW Stores, i. * nen.ling a week in Sanford on business.
Chester Daniels
Hirs.Circle
No, 2 Hostess
SIS"
TERRACE TALK
\*rhola*tle*hono, u, 7 \ j a * e^n ity . d .v ' f
T * 'l
make g r m l « , oJf m l ' V / T "
*l **” * “ HP “vl'sh ' 'relative, V h .'y
one half
IP, for
tJir'itapping
'. 'i f ^ *. nm*
in
•me
half B
. . ,Pl*»
hc CHjl*o
l t j k i tn
J 1 spend two week,
jt, N ew
.
r
"l I
Sanford people seen barbecuing " A L lh R cair« through >
rnledo Tuesday were NR. and course tha first year with
i
j W f t « T t 7 JO H N have return J ,” '
MRS. P U L E S T O N . MR. and -lay, |n New
l a n e ? ; h e k m a n ON m o h r "
. W A L T E R H A Y N E S . M. R I T BONE1 SM ITH . J O H N IAX1NA R D Y . S E N A T O R L L O Y D HOYLT. HH A IL E Y O DHAAI. W. A.
A D A M S , G E O R G E A. SPEER,
JOEL
FIE1.DS, R E ID
M ANN,
* A L P H W IG H T , G E N E T U C K BRi RO Y H O L L E R ,
IIRUCE
A N D E R S O N , JO E M OSS, BOBBY
NKWM AN.
K. A.
N r.W M A N ,
M A Y M B H O D G K IN . E. G. K IL
PA T R IC K . E D W A R D H IG G IN S,
IR T U U R
YOW ELL,
JOHN
LEONARDY.
ROY
T I L L I S.
York state.
;S
en
m
A ii
t
I
n
In Orlando
an amputation
Ilowing a truck
Hand
,1
=fc —■
.
.•
•
M ATHER
I la * l
WAY*
IMiulu*
/
I list
127
OVERALLS
l a n l a t t i e d U ru iilt im n i im um ih i irtk<rqp I"
1
S et'» i c a c fo lli aith oil th# I f d l u i i l lltol q i » » %
d 10 1/ 14 ids
I U V y .J. Vtfiq W* 1 I!.* 14 >1 . 1*1 $1.3#
i-'O bbL E i
•
m ilk.
G ood fo r g ro w in g children because it’a
fillr.4
with priceleaa vitam in* and m ineral* to
DUTY
OVERALL PANTS
G iv e the kiddiea p len ty of rich, nutritious
F O R R E G U L A R D E L IV E R Y
•,
r-A.t
THE
Do'iw'LI* ritftS'st’i! OKM*1
t"
of o«*af«if U't! n
TT t L>1«fb
ifeai «il| l-*l( if-B t9V1)1i 10- B» fOW»
< glff A fri 5ft i!tnil btljtt fo* »»*•
•1 V 7 P f -5 l w Wt 3 Ibi .
at
fall *1. M
’
WAIST INCHES
lo thoto
U moo
S la t
*
)0
so
ss
34
St
SO
S3
34
34
30
31
34
3«
SO
31
34
SI
so
SI
34
40
so
SI
34
41 44
so so
11 .
14
P H O N E 1061 o r 2302
s
:-
PAY
p r i t r , a,, l o n g
*
2 0 . 1 - l)!i
Mr. and $Ir*. A. B. Strvrna nnd
daughtera, Mary Joyce. Iteryio
and Denlao uf Camilla, Gn. have
returned to make their home
again in Banford.' They are reiidIng at tho home of Mrs. M. F,.
Moye on Fifth Street.
from a Vt .11 Street
tty^aah hoc (! April 1
ant for pre ly secret>. Violet* .7 ; 4 Candy
mm*. 3.00; II; Candy
Seer ary*. «*Jfo r w l'.r l £Wi
0 i l15.
l. Z
>
TO
v
Double ttomttl of (iQittlt of gfealclt ilram
T/SgL C. S. Winn haa arrived
home after being discharged front
tha Army at Ft. Bragg. N . C.
following 17 month* w r i e s In'
O aro e n r. H a le vUltlng hla wife
-
EASY
1 1,*-»»-
HEAD OF THE flURIAU OF O R D N A N C E .Mr l l l a . 1 Mi .ismnoenl Set tlor, I t .
l.mcpi n of Prliueton Dhivcrslty, (Hiinl* nut t o y apt A E. l/chlingir,
the (oil measuring device 'toil will record Ihe *t,ength and forte of the
air blast on the U S S /ndcpenclrnre (\t the lime i f tlie atom bomb explo"o at liiktnl Atoll Jntnl A rm y-N avy Bnih
(international,
at 20th & Summerlin
18.
" I T 'S
D E N IM
V isit O ur M o d r m P la n t and D airy,
40JM;
M A T H E R w ill (‘(• u lim ig to h o ld
la stu ck Inst*
lill
STURDY
build atrong bones, h e a lth y bodiea.
ary,
A K Y 111 L O W O i*A AJ’ l'IIO V r .l)
**ira
]*r»t tK* ihir=d for iK# y«j<o
!rt n if'di |i o 'h p j (Jr lift *v vc-ral fr»Jif ®f fk»ls#
t 'P j A ^ t--S#--Il liltiS i!fl
IrJilay
I22j£li0r th|* **'"* »*• bahy’a
K d t r t e - . W “ AfcTMfA,
wsfsrstfs
Mather’s Prices
Explorer* have found some 60(1
min* of ancient Indian pueldo* on
the south nnd tiorlh rims o f the
Mr*. June If. Rotnnlllat re »el\»'<l word Monday that her
nephew, Allan T. Bowler, brother
aI> 0 K 2 !. of Mr*. Martin Ilram, died at hla
home In Richmond, V «. and that
funeral
will he held at
With, N. C.
rlCHURST, DR. L . T. DOSS,
. A D A M S . W. M. B L A C K
ttany other*! There waa onu
t Mia* from Oviedo, M ISS
fc m
C R IPP . that waa a
ringer for IX / flO IIIY M A
ID of Hollywood, Calif, and
thriea . ■ • Real Coca Colaa
on hand for tha (aim ooeaand .coffee for those who
_coffae . . . Loudapeakera
all over the place with re-
*
save jm rpare. if desiimk
flit
nildttiiuinl wwtei may lie a d d e d t*
the rteetor with lime, lemon, or
pineapple juice wl»!i, sarving, it.
a milk shake. *nr in punch.
A L, Skinner arrived Sunday
G r a n d I ’n n v i o In A r ito n a . To d a y
from Norway. S. C. and wn* nc" i t o W I K Cpmpanied by Mr. nnd Mr*. (!. M. four Indian tribe- -till live- ill '<•
W orld” (Orson W cl••*' extravare g io n of rhe e n n y o n .
g a n ia ), "M IS T R E S S M IN E " (with M u rray of Charlotte who will
the L U N T S ). "Slate of llninn'' apend two week* nt the Skinner
reaidenec in loike Mary.
There*, a permanent Murage .it
and “ C A L I, M E M ISTE R '"
Dry lark*' .it mile- west of M dl
They arrived in Sanlord ye.leidav
eo*. A m E, *)■■( the highwat mil)
•ffernoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ilollyhcail off. the motorist enn see h great
The SA M
M A R T IN A S
hare
plan lo leave tomorrow to attend tody of "dry w a W " on a clem
the mnrrlage of tlsur son, W il dn)
liam. Jr., to Ml** Cleo Hancock.
The
wedding will
lake
place
Saturday evening in Atlanta.
puirhaaed a homo on Iroquois
il ccleaning
l^ 'X V tha apaclou* ^nTuay*
jrar'd anJ
ADVISIR TO PKCSIDENTSs Hrrnard M- B inn li takes tijr.r cut from many
duties tk\ U. S. (ielccatc to tlio Vniteil Nations Atomic Kr.crcy
Mon, to become acquainted and get the viru s of a couple of youngster!,
Thu acme fur this "intf/view’* is Central Park In New York, « usual
haunt feu Uic elder sutesmon when he \ *»Us Uie city.
(InternatiunaU
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IQHT. R. W . TRU! ■V ER N ER T
HI8 H O LD ER , jon: * R. P A Y n G R A D Y tfuN CA N . rE R R Y
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A IT AX PfltFMAUR at tha annual
Pennsylvania Humana Society Pet ,
Show In Pittsburgh, thli dog w earb ig the latest In canine world styles,
poets with four-year-old David
KlUf, an admirer. Despite the gath
ering o f 1)1 d£ga, SO cals and some
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Add these Item* to your Cosy Payment Plan Order Novel
SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO*
SPENCER HARDEN DAIRY
O i ’l C a i t f f a P U a n a
GEORGE HARDEN, Owner and Manager
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your catalog order.
Its E A S T FIU ST STREET * P1IO NK fM
�frAfcfc FOUR
T H E H ANFO RD H E R A L D , H A N FO R D , F L O R ID A
I n CONG HESS.
a b n tv -d r le d
r a il* *
t o r d lv o r r *
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BERMAN’S DRESS SHOP
•
LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR
Fed Receiver Slams Ont Five Hits
Softball League
In Seven Trips During Double Bill Continues Play
At Park Tonight
S p ecializin g Ih Beach T o gs, Sports W e a r
and Summer Casuals
Canal Street
________ N ew Sm yrna Beach, Fla
J uly 4. 177
t u e State*of^Xntcrica
e
Tonight Managrr Kil le v y '%
Celery Fed* travel In DrLaml
for a run text vriUi. the Kist
RsU and return here Thursday
lo tangle with the Red* again
in a ^ - ’nurlh of July rnfilegt.
Both game* will be played at
night.
thla Jr,I ilay
|„|y |a« i.
t>. !• IIKHNDON
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Clark of Clrrnii Cnurt.
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aiAitii: > m c iiu ii
A’, Cvarul I Irr a I,I Ihr lm*t
Will and Tuiamrnl nl
l i» n « T. Imnglrr. tlrr,
I
Kind publication July J. •><*■
i ■aflWniniffteittlt g T O u to w to n #
of hU eye* to finance himielf In
buiinets. -Someone ought to be
willing to buy en eye." gold the 24_J*.ear-°|d_y£|». “ Pm not craxy—.Jt’e
the only way out." He went* to
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accommodation
ft v r r n t n r o f t h r r e la te i i f
I . A t 'f t A
I I A I d . deceases!.
Ijrdrr el ■•■■hMrallra
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R cKorvationn
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**» Js*T*sWsl
Ymr.
A v a ila b le
O pen A ll
Special Summer Rate*, $2 and ’ up
Cool, breeze-awept room *. E levators and oth er mod*
ern accom m odation*. Under new m anagem ent.
H a rry D cN eil, O w n er-M gr. New Sm yrna Beach, Fla
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W e wish to announce to all our
Bids On Painting And Plastering
.
friend* that there w ill he no increase
in prices in our itore, in apitc o f ^ h e
At
p I pv im i
lillii.
ti'e ltu k
tin- C t u u it y
re c e iv e se a le d
WaasaniMO.
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W H O ® ON THI FfttMOni Uut this lx a nation cf fret men. the United State* celebrates thr 170th birthday
*
W m M of the Declaration ot Independence on July 4 this yrtr afUr on^e more detruding Uul f.-eedom
3 a ! y * ? * *(.***
Wh«4 w* actually celebrate is the anniversary of the formol adoption
p*WOTttof> of Independence by the Second Continental Congress For, the first signature* wei«
MBz m (0 the hixtorlr document on Augutt t, and the Ikft. that of Thoms* McKean. ol Delaware, was nut
•odea until the k d of the Revolution. But dates and men are Irenaitory The'Declirntinn will live forever
% tt# tzpmxlon of collective will of a free people to be their own millers, to determine thsu own fate
011 T h u r s t la y
H o a rd
L id s on
m o n iin g . J u l y
of P u b lic
p a in tin g a n d
In st ru c tio n
fact, that there if no lon ger an o f f i
II,
cial
w ill
governm ent
price*.
p ln s te rin g Jj^r
agency
controllin g
O ur prices w ill not increase
m
^
to the general public unless the m an
th e L a k e Monrot* S c h o o l h n ild tn g , a c c o r t lin g to s p e c i
ufacturers’ prices are increased.
f ic a t io n s o f A r c h it e c t E lt o n J . ,H o u g h t o n !
FOR RENT
200 S O U T H P A R K
AVENUE
BY PAUL ROBIN
S
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HOW ABOUf A QUICKIE
INTERVIEW f=OC O U S SCHOOL
SM BE r BEFORE VOU G O p i n
B AC K TO G LAM O UR
V — >T t _
a GULCH
AlC PO R T
1H E R E ’S N E W S /\O U
ENVY M E - " - 9 E r Y O U
NEVER G U E S S E D «
( THAT I ENVY Y O U '
>ioo«
Agff*
LEAVE.'
You. A
FILM STAC,
E N V Y IN 6 ME * -
ME HO'
CAN GET TO
TE LL
11 BYE. ^
d a r l in g
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th a a r
ETTA
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Imagine I . •*. not only having enough
tot rour hobby. . . but enough llm*
left over from kitchen choree to enjoy h i
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90*
Well, that'a exactly what you do have In
thU latest "New Freedom Gas Kitchen”
design. . . with these three wonderful rid**
taking features t M £ 3 R U £ d t f E S f i f c
. . . thanks to the grandest, meet automatic
Gas rang* you ever saw. With a smokeless,
4tt*i^Ll
.^Aalaa $
-- $1 A • * * epcfu'Utoion
-1-- -- —iop
»VQiCw*ffirinj|
Droiicr
hewers. . . and an automatic dock control
HMt goes on and off h i Itself — arfUifly
( M n * complete meal delldoutly when
jmh'rt miles sway I Aad A k tt fnkt 4 Mta$UM
Of all the good thlogs you get on yoor oew
THfe LONE RANGER
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Gu'range built to "C P " standards!
Now PraaddM from m arks! basket
'nothin*.
I1 L B B
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By Bob Grecll
MU6rAL 6 0 d £ 6U Rej UGH
r THE TELE “
£■15 CUT.
rf tell
J BRAVES.
1>iEY DO
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KEMO 6ABAY, J ( v E 5 (TDNTD.
O
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"blues” , , . Ybur new, silent Gas refrig
erator is arradflkd to store more foods. Us
tonlsMi told kMgns they stay fresh lohger.
Economical tDd — because there. are no
moving parts fa thd fretting system to
break down ok trear out}*------ > ...
L.-r .
IN & W ITH
RFAL ESTATE
i
FOR
5 A R T IC L E S
RKDKOOM h'Amj with nice
garage apartment only $5000.
C d w au l T*. lame.
FOR
S A LE
TT.t«pr£ runt
ml
6
A R T IC L E S
W A N FED
7 Pets, Livestock, Supplies
LOVK hltd* I |*nn *
white*, nrvfiiil !•;•»•
|flt*l*H
I'hdlti ilfT*
»*\ rninir# ' *; I
I P A I R scales; I spray cart and
I duster earl, ladh with hitch
for tractor u-e; l duster rnrt:
I lot of hand tools* I seed Im>i |
spray pump. 2 (Nile planters;
l
hand dn«t< i ; I Model A
Farmall Irartn,
gn,a| lire*, ex
cellent conditi* n. tngelhe, with
lift, eullivnlMi
etc.; I mule;
I 1066 Mi**le < lie* inlet Duel
with 6 good lire*
I single
dice and bin* *w for mule; I
leveling la*a i
I huge fcrl
Hirer hrnad,
le g
rail, with
hitch fnr-trai'**i i m *
i nrl S.
Mync*. Phone 7h|—.i .
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S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S
W ANTED
.a n
ilo n 't
know
u lu tt
hi*
tilt* lime to pinliet
i*t'*p*Tty n^rnm«t
1 I
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K U t" '•*||
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IFKTIMt*
inrqme heiitlh ,*-»l
nm ili'ol ineiitmice, Noi, C!Ui,,il
aide l
M Boyd A C„
12
til ii w #• i|.
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i tbp and windshield sealing
pound. Also touch t»F en*
(s. Senkarik Glass 4 Paint
Phono 320.
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rafaii et
■LC0MANIA9—largo assort-
l 3zs*nJ?t
l i t W. S>d S’..
UPHOLSTERY fa| rlea. A fine
U, i»rown,
flr.AM,M
it1 d
scUrtJoU in *!■**, 1
8811 North Onj f» ,... Orlando,
J* H i
mattresw i
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Cliarlry
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Jodie llnwttintnn
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Jim p.iyne
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(ioo-- Krttlex
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Cut Itl-i •
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_ 13 H O U R S O F IT!
, lln ,tlm i>. F i s h in g . S c o u tin g
A l h l e j i i x , t . i m p f i r e S to rie s
S P O R T S O D D IT Y
II, \mrfnt-1 I'rrse
t
Stunt*
Fan. loeik tl en head* hi won
der when .‘ Ian f i.inrineu'* *u*e |
Dili
Mn l ev
b a lti-jl
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PARTS AND SERTVlPR
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Phone toil
13 N O T IC E S —‘ P E R S O N A L
FOR
you ran «'kf or vrur
automobtll liaUillfy policy. SI,omi medtcsl payment* for ,*.,ctl
person occideiitly injured while
. n passenger in , your car. in
cluding YOU. C. M. Royd it
• Crfc
GET A 6 year Ore and wind• storm pdllejf. Y<w will ■<t»vo
approximately 1/3 of thr cost
and may pay the premium in
5 annual installment,
C. M.
Boyd A Cd.
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S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S
H. M. GLEASON
Lake Mary, Fla._______
I * H O N E HHO
I |> WEST FIRST STREET
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ENJOY your meal In cool com*
PIIOTOtiRAI’ HH
ara truly tne Dea»ur*a of time.
FLOOR SANDING
They make ideal gtfU for
birthdays,
asnlt-rrtaries and end finishing. Cleameg end warn
other occasions. Phone ing. New Boor* surfaced to
fection. Old floors made like new,
iuHWT'wT
iNDivim
\4i«r
l.sl,*
llri.le
•
levy
Mhirpe
HnalnKtofi
,H||vP !|t4l»
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lltlSPITALIZATION
Ihsuim. e, huHei*, Fianri-s Itosso, walked niinibei uf tup*flight big lengiie
individual, family and' gtmip, thiXn- hnttei* In a row. Later, hill lei. mil in I lie Pa. ,l * nbl
ANTED
Mimninr t•• mnvi’
t. M. Ilnyd ft Du.
they V-iime,I why |t,is«n received iwnid < one bail Jo Die <« atur-‘
hiM iip ttnilrr It* I m ji* Ii Wiflnp*f|,,t,f ..I
‘ hat
the g u .
g ie a l.
ring from hi- wife the duy la-fore
tiny. Reply Imi\ t.’* • •• ll«arnM
RKNT A CAR
The riiuf w , l,«> -mull and his
VAtl iVWIVF. Pi'
m at V fi,*g,*r well* I
-rv riely he ha*l
H I T E g n l . b e h,
pno^F. J<ki
have
iliffieiipy i" ihmwing i bull ,\flog mid , In*, kinl*
ir k if \Nw-MnwitisnN
Sen* high s, h**,,l ,*.(,„
le, lln* gilt, s *h< a,siding linn,I
r iMm'Fei r. r s r
, a|*i
tnnli* f ,,,,,!11 I .i*i.
moat all
A SHORT-TIME LATER
WHOA,BOt. THE LINE'S
BROKEN, OR cur. m i;
B IL L ’S P A C K A G E ST O R E
A N D BAR
A V E K A (;K S
OUR Jewelry Flesiter policy wl
repay you lo t Jewelry lot
THE 80* Is preferable t o ' the
$80. deductible collision or upstolen or destroMd, No If
set automobile Insurance. Gat
C. M. Royd d Co._________
our rates for your care and
v
FOUNI)'
— piiY or men's..*Hi
trucks. C. M. Boyd A Co.
frame gl ***»*. OWiter jdnnt!
SAW flOSPITAI----- Bring your
artd pny for this ad*. . Emplo;
taw« P» the saw hospital at
m«nt Office. 112 N. FaVt Av*.
th« Maple*. Grapevllle. Country
YST
— cite red Cocker
Club Road. We have a saw
dog, strayed «w «y. fro
rummer, .and. make ..your old
wvra work like new. Sharpeo
ltd*, hatrhet* and knlvee. ton.
IL C. Swope.
.
billing
-'>
I
l l it,iw tb.i* I .
■ III) I t,M
,|* , ,*h, ally dills ■*■•
wluu
it
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I llli'l hefmt* Ihr >*,, “ he
|said.
Itut llii'ie** one thing •I'm not -winging f>n Die nre»
In Dinosaur .Canyon. 70 miles a. I .....* did I'm just Dying Di
north of Flagstaff,. Arir,, may Iv meet the ball,
*c**n thelargrxt gimipuf.dinosaur | "If
it happens tn go mn 'hi
track* ever discoVeri'l.
|fence,
that'* fine, butm> fn-i
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II its
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—Yeah Pm t ry in g t,, ’ •the
"
.hall wheie H"» pltlhnl. t"1* tiel
4*,* 1MlsSffE 3 ^
Dug .pule a few oafetie* I left
I
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fnl,I Nut pulling *n mu, h to
r right firhl
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"T.lm-v (,*,) iut.x off Hub I , Per
Xe the tu-i Dine I fn>e<l him''
f
Kverylauly knows |im» fu«t Idler
^
w,||| ., gical eurvi* Imll -o I
J#
il.okcsl mVlull and •oiirenDaled
*J
JM a
mi nifcDitg Ihc ball, lli.tf - ill
, f 9w
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a* ii*
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*1* fhere
'*
Mg
among Ihc Inntir- lainu-, INe
M
1 WCM
hern gelling a lot of gi„«l bivak*.
ti
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ju-I l.,'|ie they i„nlo,n,*
T ■
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So ,l« VernonSi friend*
ami
^ W t m
he's gut a
lot iif them
I'ol
’jonly bri-mi-r he's hilling • ton
\ ]Uh, .54
hut larnu-c he’* i, liard-w mking
There wn* « lime when the
I) foot 2. 175 |Miun,l southpaw
from Marcus Hook, |*a.. wasn't
murh of n hustler, according to
hi* teammate, Cert/ I'lnlil)
Priildy took a punch at Mickey
for hi* apparent indifference.
That heated up Mickey'* Irish-,
ErleIDh blood. Jla punched--buck—I
and juilglng from the way he*a
been punching the ball this »ed.aon, he'* still msd.
Mayiie he owe) Mr. PfMiljL'It
.202 fifetlme .hitter, u lasting
• •
Cfhlf IN0INU8 of the baltlnlilp debt of gratitude. •
rifck, Lynri,
I5r shown uftoanf
hla ship In tfffad! U ifupn,. eg. IW
WKUs for a boat to take him to on
afes at safety. The battleship, one
of the 71-vessel Urget fleet, was
3 ra l!r»re f dwetomte bomtrmim •i
,*»*••*'
i***1* * w«»ch I®'
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;*nd'*V*
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torialter II,pi leerealinn I* ll
thing fm |July the Fourth
by all* uieanr lw careful. The
1 1 ii**1it ■ I* p new play auit
I mooi mullv. lone .polled by
1 I II* Vftl •* itf 1 law- suit.
- lln urlaodo Sep.tl,,'- *.** ,l,lu* I
< ,bolide hr.nlri l.,-i.„i*■ bl Iron,
I he May tuna Heath M„, gri«
hot x'-tcrdii) Iht » rc tite d >
.ttmninc blow when Iheir -let
la* tell fielder.- **l,k* Doiiiih
One*
,»mi*llll, ed lb ,l hi ,* ,!.*,,, 1, thr ■ loh 1 • , elm n '•
his lomir 10 lam p , V*> n • *•*•
H |. *„(<1 I'll
tr a in
111 *1 1 it*t Toumn*
1 . uiwlrmny
Irt
week 111 July.
ap|tl'«ii«l»Hi;
ilii'* m! i *'
f
11-1*1 • *itiii«M|lin*iiu*ni •♦**!•»> tlm'
|Ih*v ’»» iMiilitr Id pL»> i» ••«•»»•*! *«
fill
(.*•
lilt* f lllllll H*
*1 «»»• *
sS|i»'k.iu«* Wiiall.
pl;i\rL
kitlisl in a l»u*
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Washington First Sacker Believes
H eTs Just Lucky A n d In Hot Streak
Ik»>»
'AniiH r; ironiiuncrmriil made
y e.iei(W 'Dthill will be of inlere-l,, lo tvuilmd * sport* fan*
«ds lh.it < nhch Hear Wolf of
Ihr lfnircr.it> of Florida H e
lm s h is accepted an. inrilation
I,, represent Florida «n the
Ml- Ipieilra Hoard of Findhall
In ..lid in srlecliiiK an annual
.|,.,|l,ill—I j« fr • fur Iher. IB «t
• l# »ll
1 P.itcb-f Ikm i?a*p<*l "I the Sgnfonl C'elerv Veils sit]
•ie* tost night to lend the ln.-nl in a dual win over
• i* .n tin Munuipil P a il /,-|«el in III, sp'iii'
-ingles in loilr trips lo III,* plillei .iih I III lln* n.gh'
1 diiiih noble and <1 triple lb' ll extra t»a*,* tuts 1
,
ichl wall
fni
’
*,f
aRgiegnliun.
mai'r a nice catch » f Tuttle
pou I,ml in the I if Mi imiing
virdi
tfninj* |n l»«* in a !:i W
s*»u
v Ivinir IkhIIIv injury or
drill I
• Irl
ndtunatr jiahtlily
nivri i .'f (!. ,M. iluyd A O*.
Nl l\t
<111(1. tin » imIh h'uumaib at I an*
ey's Drug .Stoic. Pail tunc or
full lima.
s»».
. WE'LL RIDE V
THAT CAVALRY
' flottvitle*
ni'ii .tml wnmell, noil
!l la* a much better
\ jitrfrrl «lUpla>
mnn-i ip It% Kamf«*rtl I.ih *
rxhiMlrtl
r%r*»U’tt iltit !••«•
the mclilriip «»f
ln«* «!miiI»Ip
hradrr
%*hrn
I«h j |
hii Ih -v
npplvtuildl
Hill
Fo r*— n f — 1-rMmrlf-* ss hrn—
I wtll 1 1 1
ifi*ur«rw*’ u
m >vi
ion *Mill
YrtW knnvr vrhnl *f
"•••ild •■*»•* tu rridun*
> u*
’■•on*
lot niton*.
mrrrhnn *«••
m il
.iiitismnliilf* if t le M r n i't l
H ut
.0 nne rnrm. loti acre* tiled,
6 writs, good barn and hnum
in fuir rendition. Price $0,000.lit).
XI acre* muck, 27 acre* *nnd laud
In Oviedo. Price $1,600.0(1
22 nrrv* tiled Innd. 9 wells, 12
acre* |asturr, fenced. I room
XPERT patmoig
lo
tenant house, largu barn. I'Ci :e
t’ontrarl or liuurly luisls.
$8,000.00. Term*.
128.
2 story home, 2 bedrooms. Sit
uated on IH lots. Price $6,600. 56-gallon nielnl drum*. good i Dl.OltKP woman wimi- daily
eondition, $2."n each. Southern
work, 512H E. 7th St. 60e
00. Terms.
.
Chemlea!*, Inc.. 201 N. Elm
A loudy two story home, .1 bed
hour.
Ave., Phone 95L
rooms nnd bath upstairs, on*
LO ANS
bedroom and bath downstair*. PLA IN
W I I I T E D I N N E It
Prlc* $11,000.00.
PLATES — *l»o I W S
and
noitlttm' IILitE WIIEItK
W. IL Wllismo, Broker
8AUCEKS. A large shipment
PRIVACY IS HESPIUTITd
416 Atlantic Bank llldg.
just In—let u* take care of VUUll natuisl desire fur privacy
T*l*phon* 1120. _____
your need*. .Slanlcy-Itogora
ill money in,liters it strictly
Hardware Co.
rcsjrec'.cd here.
Friends anl
M ONE of Sanford’s nicest' borne*
relatives ate not questioned
completely
furnished.
Three
Have’ your pm trait taken at
about your creilit. Your em«
bedrooms. Price $8,000.00.
♦NICHfILLS STt'DIO
plnyer or business associates
W. It. \Vllllama. Brokiy
220 Meltch Bldr.. Phone 1159
'will not hear of J^iur personal
.
416 Atlantic Bank Bldg. ■
Children u specialty______
affair*. There is no cause for
________Telephone 1120.
,
embarrassment.
PUERTO Rico copper skinned
Reasonable credit requirements.
4 REAL ESTATE WANTED
K tato vine*. $3.00 |>er 1,000. No
ro-maker* on money loan*.
*4. Englbh. Country Club
WANTED: Listing* of farm*,
Variable payment plan*.
Road.
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home*, grove* and business •■■■■ ■ ■■■ ■ ------ • *• *•
■■
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FAMILY LOAN CO.
aronerty.
SWEET potatoes for. sale for Florida Bank Bid**
l*h«s«»w 31
one, Box 87-A, Sanford, Monroe
GOME ON,
SILVER.;-
fcfjj- nrenhiled. More
lu«t~w-mr—y -n re " ^H irm r
i m ostU'ion
ITtipt.e Davis ie*,*iv, (t t,
hand l.i*«t nlgbt ftoin .the
wlieo he to**ed mil .1 new
SH IN S
Show ,«i,| « an,
t> DKK'S s p ; \
1 • I * l .Mitln^i,
Sl'Kt IAI
8
,1
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>M O N E4i
SALE
SALE
MEADOWS.
' ‘
HIDn man. rf
Tittlir. :i*
Mll-tr. rf
if
l * \ ) . II*
K T Iilrf . 3li
I. P «
III yam
SAVE money on jaiuv fire, WinHstorm. autoittobHir, workmnt's
rompetiskttbn; hdrgiary,
lia
LOANS
ON' automobile*. C. M. Royd A Co.
bility and other insurance:
■OUSE in or nakr Sanford on GIRL'S bicycle, excellent condi ON cash value of life insurance
YmFlF like our proRf-atterled
dleetrie line, at laast 7 rooms.
tion, good tire*. Phone 323-J
plan of insurance. C. Mr. Royd
policies «t 2H'* to 4H % . C.
trou b las". . .Just turn tba u p and your
PARK AVENUE
Wi nn Hun Za-prl mirkt'il mil
hr* ilmiMr 1.1 * 1 ntchi iltmnv
Ihr «» . mi ! c.inir ul Ihr I «~l
I’arkrr l«%in lull. »»«»• Ian - in
M ir lirinit) nl ills* |iir«* Im \
\r llr«l ,»l ll* and u.tulrtl 0*
•flgt-Xil'C tJ ■m .rr
W. R. WILLIAMS, REALTOR
,41 $ Atlantic Rrtfc Bldg.
Now fro o d b it from "to p ld w otor
-HTLfl'l
FO R
W I L L sub rent, ft room furni*heil T W O 4-foot North Wind Meat
house July 10 to Nov. I. No
display rase* with one unit
chihiien. $46 month. Call 5Srtpyartirally new; ,me Met'my Jpcubic foot reach in- m o t n i»*i
on-* filohe *llrer; one linesman
5 ROOM houfli*. ftirnifthrsl $!
meat chopper.
Phone I UPS.
prr month. Adult* only. •
Marlin. Rt. 2, Hn* VH.
S A V K hauling! ( ’toeing out thi*
week very go-ul heart pine—
2
W A N TE D TO RENT
2*4. 2xfl, J x '. J x IU
tongue
anil groove flooring; basic »tng
S M A L L furnished hmi-r or apart
(6.00 ton; *nme tin loft.
Old
ment, close In, by vet and wife.
Seminole Feed location.
Permanent. Phone I064-W .
I A M expecting one car load o f
O B .1 HKDroom house or apartcoaj within the month o f July
menl, furnlsheil nr unfurnished.
fo r my retail trade. Place yoqr
W rite llox H:i r/o Herald.'
order now. Calhoun Coal Com*
pany, Phone 72.
HLOI'K iif four Inis, each 60 x
117. located edge of riW limit*,
between Hanford and ralmrtto,
Ideal for home*ltm or Invest*
' ttienl. Call 220-W.
I
.* J
1 •,^ ^
kitchsm- l*ssiun
S A R T IC L E S
;V ( B L if YOU'VE
GOT EVEI2V
THING-* <=T
D O NlTBE
-n PlDlC/J
Where work and womes.wither
pin and fra
M ot m ine
ilNirtb,
lot .it#
nightcap glut iunl no j n'"
their firit atep in that direction |T n t h e
•ewvmt -- itiin.-'tliri. t .
last evening when Manager K,l trouble with the Hb'ker* .liuiiu
Ill pan) g|ri,|,m* gimra, in
le v y '* boya capline,I two wrhia the first three frames. He -cl
i mile lion, nailed
over thr Leesburg Packer* at the the Leesburg bat amen down in
t„ xi*i • g.,ii,*t ■ Kr.imer.
puiixt
urilfu..
anil
..chance.'
_f»u—m
'
’*T,'.i*e 1,11' VI*'..,1u
Municipal Park,------ — ■
, Tollle. I**ke Hint, II
no-hitter appealed in
Tin* Foil* came from behind second
trouble play*. Itrya
viewr.
(inose
whs vety effective.
in the opener to nnli a I to 1 1
victory
and
then blasted
the However, the Pucker* opened up
._ I ’ackera* in tjie second tilt by a and tallied twice in Ihr fnuith
after’ the Teds' lfi»,l~ pusliisl *'nn
score of ft to 2.
h
The Fnl attack la«t evening three markers in thcli lull of
the
third.
The
Feds
added
nnwrn* led by .Sanford’* able, re
ceiver, Don Za»pel.
He alnppeil othrr in the fifth and -ixth anut a •codplc of. hingles in the result* of triple* by llndr ami
firat contest In four trip* and in 7a » pel.
. * Bu 1M 'c*»i'I_ruuiic_li»iige^_ruU__»
orgaiiixeil
in
*lliglc>doublc und triple in three
practice -i**Sanford. The fir*
time* at the plate. Ilia double
»icn '»•»> held .11*
und tiiplc were hit* that cracked
nl* the T T cfninl
lly (Law. lalf.l I’rraa
iiguio-d flic |rft field wall’ A 1
ami ai*d iv, -• —r
fe w ' Hichea added to either drive,
dnr aflenoiiin
would* hnvn cleared
the harrier. '
Kettle. |,*,lnied that the t*11 !
Jodie llowington went to the
ure lasing ,i lot of uilei,~i u MlVPTIIIallu• 1 if1 1 1 ; 1 r i . 1 «5 4
hill in Ihr first tilt nnd tangled
the acn'iiill p io g i h nl.
•
Tui 1 It ;i»
2
with Joe Maaeda in an old-time ■
He also revealed that dad,
lllldr. ,ef
.
hurling duel. The Fed* were un- i
prartir* *r-'lo o» aie loong he|,
• able to *olve Maseila'* offering* '
every nft,0110011 and will to* eon
until
the arventh un,| eight1,
tinned during the week.
when they puahed over a pair
o f marker* in each frame to \
claim the victory.
MOultF IS Itls rilA IttilT I
f.eeaburg armed their ijne und
HI 1 1 -in* l» Moore JOrt t i« * ' *
only run in the firat inning when
Twenty ii.-l Fitcrt. has been lion- '
Stebhin* walked, went to arcond
urably . . clinrged from tlie United n,,.i
when Sutynk walked and scored
ivy tururdliig In iti!«*t
•
when Suiters slummed a single
matin!
(MlBY fmill *’ • (
into Irft field.
JackiM'i
'• SdVdi
.
The Fed, opened
up in tin*
R'.loii •
»*r
f
aevetilh
whrli
/.a*pe|
singled
lirynot grounded to Maseda who j
Mm,>
'thTew wild at second while atattack
tempting ! » force Zaspel
The
bids.
3 ^ " i r S THAT HUM STAU/1
THEY’RE TAKING
n H E R TO TH r p“
ANOTHia -k(4k rargooM
r«%|Mtnr,
l*r.|» fil'Il.
The Hoard reserved the light lo reject any or all
Lawton, Supt.
pnrlurr ;ilMimi(h ll » a » learned
l.iti i l,t iifl.itniii «|iiirt, m riter*
lh.it Ihr htilll.tiit t'uhsn * « »
i M ii n j. M u ’ ■•rxanltal'ion her.x u »r'o f illn e " in hi« family.
Thi In'— n( 'lik e a ill ir r U iu lj
hi* hanC lot Ihr * Senator* lo
take ,1 , hr w,i* a |irnmi»inz
in « n r r a l I r a n , hair -n n a
lirith nn Ihr \l ^.hinulnn rluh it
hr rimliniinf l.i'p la ) Ihr hrand
nl hi)t*/'t'all !<•' l a ' 'h n *n Ihut*
■f-n -W fr r im r -ih r rurtrnl Slate
.
L. E. Jordan, Chairman
I
K\ .11 l.t \N S T LN S TU O M
Klrtrttln* .*(
Hiitjrjk. it
Hulibr*. it,
(UhnI, -*•
ItlilKinlV, n
FED
T.
INSIDE SPORTS REPORT
SPORTS LAlHifI
,
—
«
Powers Fed Attack
THE BOX SCORE
Girls’ ^pfthalLI/OOi)
I Being Organized
lirfitDUnl
Vnu are lirrrhy n*,|t|,*d that Ilia
|
K
Y
•
OVERNI GHT
Tr ■C TtfliH-K "
K A T T ir ttnni a . i m i u a t t .*V
II,II*.well Hlltir Hhnp, lllllne.
Ala Inr,
Lcpal Notice
.
KKMINOI.K r'lil'NTV,
F U ritiU A . in i t i a m :-
KTery: o k
ettv.
W 11,1.1AM It ITHIATK.
.
1‘lulnlitr.
•m r v n in m
PHOi'HliHINild
..
....
KVIlt
am i
• j
I’lay. in the ’City Softball l.vague
*uim*j tonight and in the fun
line of h 'chedtlled <1 uiile
niter the Carpcdtrr*' Fntoiv
tie will tanlfle with The S-tt-
Herald Sport* Editor
I f the Sanford Celery Fed.
lire going In emerge from their
current 'lum p without further
ilgm aia .lu tlicu.-i hamu* o t-u m b -
Klblulu.- nn ihr ISih dny of July
l » K . fur nliproval of n n i r and for
lliml discharge a* KrerntrU of
Ihr r.laie ,.f t ^ t ’llA II AM., drerased. „n Ihla ath (t») ,,f June,
r§
Herald Plays Carpen
ters And Security
Meets Moss Outfit
ll> JULIAN sSTKNHTROM
-
F IV E
V y E D N E S D A Y , J U L Y 3, 1946
We Hold Th^se Truths
1t
PAG E
TH E SANFORD HERALD, 5ANFORD, FLORIDA
W E D N E S D A Y , J U L Y 3, 1946
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�T H E S A N F O R D U K R A IJ ). B A N F C H D F L O R ID A
F A G E S IX
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MBIJ - III.. I
i til** I l' lli-UtM e I t
W . W A J I K , C oUN -
' f > I ini k r of H* jnlnole County, Flor*
**♦**. nn tin* tJfn r t i r w f Jnly—itit,
fur approval of Muul anil for final
cljactaarc* n« AdirtlnUtr*i*ir of His
of tJII.HKitT m i K K H , d*»rm*ed, on ttxI« l l t h day nf Jurif,
im .
if
r.
mm oHE
Admloltiralof **f iho #*»lni»*
A R E B E L O W O P A A P P R O V E D PRICES!
«.f CIlallKlU' HTOKKR. d—
ccAied.
M A T H E R w ill continue to hold these price* a* lon g
■s stock Uitt<
o m c ir iT r o n r i T * o B r u n
NINTH J I I I K I A H t l l H ' I ’l T IN
AND Fu ll HKU 1NOI.E CUUNTV,
HTATK O f KUtltlllA
TN I'lfA N i'fftV No. « ’ <H *
Kf-im; A. I.AKTIMiEll. I'bm iiir, v■
IH«i>( I. I. t K T I M i f ll. li-femUlil
TIU:
STATE
Of
flAtlllHA.
•tllKETINIIS TO IH UII If l„\STINftElt wht‘*e iiihjejtie »ii«t a«t'
tlrrft* in. HI (Ml H LASTIN'* JHit,
M*rwtri,
nin
- Vfm ar# Ki rf i hf ri».lin«r th.«i null
far ittfurr* hat* hem fltrej nKhlri*!
rmi In lit** rifrilil L’o u h
for
HnmlrHil* fount), Florida, In flmn* **ry tiy
A laOftilfiifer,
V*m
•iff*' her*fey rri|ii Irnl In ft!** you r
written i«|i|H*Arufii‘« w 11 h ( W f'lrrk
•*t HA|i| four! In lt*«* County <*i.urt
Ifoufco Ht Siinf orJ, Flurliln, on **r i
Friday, th** ISth «|f»>- *>f
July. A If. l*M*. of •!• Iho K h III Im
• ttltrtd oKAin*( >«»o
*t»lc| cau***
ts
I T ’ S E A S Y T O P A Y T H E M ATH F.R W A Y
EASY
TERM S
tub
t h la
fln llf* *
I 'f
(
»
t i l l cn
A N N O U N C IN G T H E O P E N IN G O F A N E W
DAY A NIGIIT tiKRVH'E
CAB STAND AT
MiJNot:t:o STATION
PAKK A TIIIIU)
O w ned and O perated by
W . C. L Y N N -
ONLY ONE DAY
TO CELEBRATE
a
TAKE
T o s ti's
Aiiurn>r
CHICXINO THf SfISMOOIAPH WHICH IICORDID the cnrthquske that shook western WSihtnjflun and nntfih'
Colwnhla Is Profesaar G. E. Goodspeed (right),Juttcl of lha University o f Washington's Geology |)c- r^ent
tn .Seattle. Wash. At left Is a closeup of the quake recording. A 400-mllc area extending northward
Vun.
•uuver. li«C „ and southward to Portland. Ore, Inllictcd coiuldctatd, fiamag*. (international i'uufiuuhuto)
f"t
Kstatc ,.f I . m m i :
M. K, ll«KWA.
N O T if i: I I f I INAI, HEPeutT ASH
A fl 'M CA T IO N
fu ll O W H A H U E
ATI prison* urn hereby miillifl
Jljs! tin;.AUiJs‘ i U j t n r * l j k J 4 i ’ » l « f
•if -.IM ■stale. b « *
tlm
a.ii,iiiii*ii..ii»u thereof arid has filed
Nationwide
W I L L G IV E T H E F A M I L Y M O R E H O U R S
FOR
TH E
D A Y 'S O U T I N G
T A N T P O IN TS . A V * (^
ARDS* A
ND
•
Last' Tim es W ednesday!
o a E
e a a ,m a W
z«Wy sconQUSKlS^
Q
u a l it y
o f
pro d uct
J A C K S O N V IL L E . July .'t; (Speon*. .Ml,-!* Slelln lackey. Mute
-ii-•• i he American Academy •>(
executive ircfftury
with head*
i'rduifiir* until b tu knew just
.-aid that the atudv,
quarter. *m
the Maternal and
what inodis.il services lire avail. beraure
Child Health iiuieuu <if the Statu
;tli i ■ In small Americana and has
now before Cuiigreas jiraHoard* of Health said that the
Inuuc(nil n nnlifntwide utility mi
.
eicBiieiTi/ ia im ru-nrii i n .. anow- r IHI,lWT legiatnlh n fur nmteinal
find tile facta.
The
inp prugram
linigram i«
*" inic what the weak a|inla In rht|i ami ilnld ciire, ami (hut if the
ilidci taken nil a
slate level
a Mute
lavrl and
anil |c>r#
„ nd whenj they A R E . | Arndemy ia to lie m |>.uiMo» l >
I’lfiridn ia nne of the ru.t
first ten,
led
j hc study ia n highly co o p e ra -• ninl.; recommendation* on Ihe
atate* III p'|
-urvev umlertive mnmenl and the Academy liusi. of factual data, Hu aI ihI'j
way.
* ■
.
nf Pediatric. h «. enlisted >•■« i» c—ehtini at thi« time,
It » n - alresaed th a t t h i» I
•
assistance of lt*r State llcaltii
fira l n ia iu r a lu d y o il inedlcn
n"
llepnrtmrnt-. th« f'lilld ie e . i-ne- j When flip nntluiiwuli* t
h ospital s e i v i i e . e v e r a tte m p te d
ill tir
can. I'. S, Public Health Service, i (’uiii| mIim| they
h v an n r y n n i t u l k c o p i i of | h y .i c iNfitiaiial Foundation n f InfantiS- ] furrii •'ynlyriirtUc plant*'
9|\ ll IIn l-li- lit nil Hint hf1! a a!
j. r«*fi »ti I hr II. S A . till r' nrfttiul
•fiir\ ritti Vi% ijiTiifnr trr un«l riinitivc
1nn- i. .i| •#'j #t t ( l* ll •! **.'-!*
u bin li
u.fp'1 In _r*H|f»ernlioii
With idht'f MiVifi
14'** . f T hlhlMMi
" II mnkr this c< Hiti \ Ain
|ili»n* ft»t • 1111111«•11 tn iru»A
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ihli* ( ill/rii* *
Qu»*«liiiiiHir*** Iirvp Iwt* i '* iit ,
IS E S SE N T IA L TO
1
C O N T IN U IN G SUCCESS
*»*uiit\ 3u*J ritv health ih'|iait•
fin rii|% , |ir i\*i|r f liyniduii.q j i rtij ijrn *
J * •li' an*I
_ | <1M! i'l ‘ Vail ‘.ll
In ill*?
ijUv'ylHUli.
H ta tr
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SANLANDO
SPRINGS
l.'iiljiiitl,
dffPs.nl
— ADDED—
SCREEN S N A P S H O T S
N O V E LTY— NEW S
FULL A D V A N T A G E
O F Y O U R T IM E
" G o o d -B y e !"
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TAXI CAB SERVICE L
PHONE 9143
Deanna Sings
Laver,'* "D a n n y B oy1
W E D N E S D A Y , J U L Y 3, 1946
filial* fit, Ain-11 lli.lt Itfi will Aftply |r||
TH AN
D IS
H IG H W A Y H A Z
OVE
RCROW DED
r* ■
RE SO R TS.
S A N L A N D O IS T H E ID E A L P L A C E F O R
A S A FE , S A N E D A Y — A N D
E V E N IN G —
O F R E A L P LE A S U R E .
Florida's Finest F resh -W ater Bathi
r
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FOR YEAH ’ HOUND USE and PLEASURE!
Ill
j !'* g ‘ '«*
( pklMM* «*f K ld iiila V
j C»fr rcitf f i id li lt r a f .1 r h il.l v a i r
i W h c i* ' u ♦p ettilil
h ealth c lilih *
T tlrn lfil alid vv! m ! In ll’t* ii-uiil At*
^rnd*i •**
ai r
Iftiii
m et sing
Vmnv
imiiMmi/ut i<ut
an.I
friM ii whs.iii.
T h e ii p i i v n l r |ihyAf-rJun • in M ir h*t n| lim it h ile riR il-
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tm t |ii tn|
l writ It ir »
a**' B i.liln * • ’ l h y i f U i l i s it1 1* fllmt
in k r,| In ifiiiltiitle tin* |iii'« eritugi'
l h e ir ^lim it p a l lent* hn^pltnl*
ttfd.
TsK(;a l
fu r it r
in
1 1’ 1 oil;,
h ta ti:
• lo
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* T i ■k r;e
To
n;iiN
ssi
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tin ;
m b m i m u .i :
o f fis 'in u a
IN I'ltoltATf
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a..
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n o t ic e
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MA\
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Nolle— I- b» r. l., uivrn Mini It
I*. M lfllH l: qlc.l |i|. fllml rp|w»M
as Aitmlol.Oalnr nf lb- m in i- ..f
aiLIIKIJT HTOKBU. dacMiad; that
h, filed his petition fur flnsl die-
f
INNEKSPKING
SOFA-BEDS
LL!
YOU’11i*ove
an,l con ven ien ce o f this m odel l o b
■■jj that add* lo your B ving room gft>up as • lo vely sofa by d a y
m
end as a com forta b le, roomy bed by night. Choice o f colors
and covers . . ; '
■‘ NL’tA il* .
CHILLS ft FEVER
DUE TO MALARIA S m a t c h i n g c h a i r
R E L I E V E D r r r III
by—
fhnn
mi B R O A D F E L T
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w.
Cd.tm Um %Ht *•t e
kp IlC Tf/Jf
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THE.
I t S tre n g th — t*rare of the World;
I'.iMh 11*»iirf% tin- ifl# Mio ui mil ■* i ! Iirdjjr
with M,*llrr»t| ilum l.i Ihtm j tin- -itlrriinoft
Hill rt rlltll,; JJ,
To Promote ihr ft o ir r H or A m rr lo i
1 ft
WEA-flill?
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
AN
VOLUM E
X X X V II
E sta b lish e d
1908
IN D E P E N D E N T
SANFORD.
D A IL Y
F L O R ID A ,
NEW SPAPER
F R ID A Y .
J U I .Y
5.
1916
Associated P ick s J-ea sed W ire
NO
20H
Blow Is Aimed At
Act*inch Congressman
I4»eing- Uirfair-lnr
w
From Even Dihcuhhinp Hill for Agency
haf Of Metal Firms,
W ASHINGTON. July 5.
*(/P) — Republican Senator i
Styles llridyes aimed a blow \
at the pocketbook of the
■■ -OPA today in an attempt
to keep it timid. It rid ires
tried to keep the Senate A p
propriations Committee from
ft, even discussing a $lnt;,oui).. OOJL .npjjrupriittUtiu.l'iJI. fnrj.-
ilV F lJ l I
[am S p e a k e r
| IMP . P f W S
I v illc t j ;im l W n u m l c d
In
LionsS club Meet
W A H l M i i U n T ^ uX
Miijt'i icncrnl I., li. Cams*
Jr* lot' file St1mile Witt liivt
m
igating Committer i ..... . that
C om p a res
C o n d itio n s
gut n
un*.*> Hit* fnllm • .
fl, ' •
... .
pressure pot on him !>> In |
I (H illy
W ith
I l lO S C
sentatlvt Andrew May f**r ■ — ♦ - 1 7 l l '
Y o ..;u
’ A rri*
Illinois niiimtmtis
nu^t. i .
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A ffU
munith a maker now * is o n 1. .
MgigM (CtiMi HMpiiry.
‘ p rafn -g III . i-mm.-iunrallon * « f
tumi sl l .
who f oi liter It
\< . - l i . n.ilton’., birth on July 1.
Iilcf < >\rmy Ordnance, ud \l .
I • «•?.. liotui Ian G f.r g c Ti-uliy in *
wa unity in bis actH ltir, ... is
i.tlk to inrnilx i ■ of the l.inpl
] hnlf u f *rtry ItnlW ort.'I h f to
! fat till Clin <pie>d ion. • Thr- i-t-tnT ■ jp .in d nation.it . ••iidiih.il, 7*f ths'
, i .• • ill will, ill" i " f 17(1 years
•aid it v.is all i it;lit with t
‘
whfti p it irons sent pro p .. • „ ....
iContinri-* ti« hull, <t| . ill.-I
'll
fit * dwt It u|'*n thr tlsltr
all ill Mi to 11. . pot nil ml ■"I. I I O. Ill* M.«..|l‘l.l..ils iled
I*) T111 #filet If |yTt
Pi
1la d urn of needl'd u.o insU .
I.it* tin ip Vphi* f««I'IP111litied and
; Also h* .ant il was perferilj
iittied (he lferl.il alion of lti<ir|tright « h him when eongri
Tit*)
knew, he
u en a*hl for introduction;. iii.f < odrr.i e
when tty beenuk* insi-l-nt
u 'fit ii! f mi in inif u «ii I>I Ih* it inajot*
lf.»/*1•if Hli*l lh.it 1hr>
grriil
d ared 'oipbell. that « «
*m«.
h ill r i Iv thing t-ltiignin
hr lithi euimiTltstti hr t|uotfit |
j Cam pi II also testified that S.
.retary f W ar
I’nllerson
wli.- I f* A*I n nit tip’ MnlrtmtiuH *
If ,1 la- ill. I■t« t >iic ++f II
Illicit w.« nnd"t • •erctni) . -t"t
Mill iii k tiUlItt i \ IimI)
(III’
I speak
Imn aim'll <dtl.nu11?I
scontract for the Itatavia rti 1 JtRHlf offeilng of nn life, the %|e*
Hut whrtcr 1
Erie II III metal product >- f .1 f *(fll -h .il la A H r
liXt
* ! inr Kt■.
« » rtiititrv ,,f
i pointin'. These firm. wei.
f ii • ssiitilr)
-If 1• i i Mu
of 1 1n 9 ,|. .e|\ linked H
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jfirnis "let i»o|Uir>
i,
,1 f.iti*, \ t r
W i -♦ « 1
Piet sl> I Minpto II I "hi
Mill
I »*. .»t a Imu will
romriiiU' that -\l.it Im.l tt<<
11i d -ur •*, il
If »i!s*V
.lured til t»\ telephone to i.a.
k* ill Laml
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fls-i.r. t.o l»en. -I. ■■.+o
fur
*ll| Mtl
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I l y V....... l i o n
a. ' he i
1hi **11 ii ♦III thIt! k g Idoin
[ hehuol e llluous munitions .....i- both
1 .ri- 1hi* 1
in 1 1; hi of :h- fn
' tills, w *u s in profit are h*
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Mi« "im in
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tho «(.vncy. Tlie New ll..l..p-lut"
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senator declared Ihr O P A was
' 'K*Hy <le«it and therefore the
committee ‘ could not • even. Inin
ii.-stimoiiy liy price chief Paul
Porter "n the moneyr lull
hill
Porter ha* tcslte^i CongrfSV to
\
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i V h is i -..ih v '
l-s in till t)PA
moke further changes
M il U + n L 4 - 4 L
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t Mr h. J
li mru* J i - up*
compromise extension
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1y (lie,. tputtie
proved yesterday hy
Banking Committee. He mmiituins
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that the committlg doe* »y»t go
*#•1 1 1N,«*
. fT (•
It o i h r e n
for enoujrh, and tho bitl contains
undesirable features.
The price administrator empha
sised that his favorable rummenv
K.i
after l lo Senati* committee mcctintr yesterday applied iiulv to I l f
Kurklev amendment. ‘T hat’s th"
provision that wa* substituted for
the
amendment
spoil sore. I
hy
Senator Ifn lo ll l aft of l lino
Porter said today that In. enuimerit did not represent blanket
approval of tlie entire loll »■
1 12
IV i-nns
\rc
wna reported out hy the hanking
committee. Said Portei
"I still
hope that Congress pill pas* n
bill that will conform In tho
President1*
recommendations
in
hi* yeto message.”
•The OPA director did not spe
^ »i I j»if r i it ii)
I ir|s ir l’l
cify just w hat provisions of the
ill ri'Jt*l»mlc
f H ill h It * *
t hl*%
pf* (.t It, Il !! -: *+i »*#», i If*- VrtHHFADED
by
a
vetn
.n
of
World
bill he considers undesirable
I ti gtuh Xl«w**rM. u+r WfiUta h,*ti>
f lit (f pljlj. + #*-*
I 1. * V feel
JHfWFitood [that they Include! W n- 1. members .d -on American
,i\
*itjj ie'*nf,pp
.in<{ ilh»idivi
In ‘ ift il lh ^ * * i
'|*iM l " W i l
_
emergency
fo
u
ie
il
are
amendment that would outlaw Zlnnpt
t mmlift i*
O trlUMi itr'tV
l i • «•» 19a. I .»!,»• i *
— th * O PA rule ta fore* production shown a-* (key pickft'sl tile Dr Iitch
.piiiUH. gti hmg i
tT'
kAtll -»!• 1
aro
carrying
.
ptacruds
denouncing
"
u t low-cost clojhlny. and austhei
nh)»- lion
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like.
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pp* * l«inn- fa rr,Mky i d -r-»H > g of Oons-.U.rte Ut,,Nc*r. '' ■ " £ < I'f Tn.y
M v r n uni ..f .17I11JT ntrt w * \
iif uii*‘rstructure i. Iwhiv (4uiM^r<l
||..de y^ tjjp O.tpnnr^
^J^STunty »«x
'Iger '*(! - a*, *kj;!,-r
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HriffiTT^jrit!*-)'
in
P.iWuhe
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cotton amt wooleu le x U l e # - .Port?
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that would resloro tho pre-war
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profil margin for dealers in auto' l.l ..f th. n !-»'■.
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jtj otlrrltpi,
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mnldlrs and household appliance*,
V Jls **NI*i* nn-.i
ill*I , |*
jT/nr •rtlf mrhntr 1 MI
transfer control of food prlisis
' idi V ' Iff Rif l Ilf * *
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tiinlrtt »*•
to the Secretary of Adrirulture,
hi)I,itiiil
Ihr 111
< Ihr j *•**
|||i*J|fl« CifUl 111»* ef .
and set up new machiuerv fur
1+1 VM* ln»Vf? Ifit* fit *
f .ifiP 1‘ ‘il
fiimh *»11* nun p
removal of price controls.
-itttK I;f»u few hI siM
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I thnl Fl'iritlii la r
Aiello fur IhC rriiMin I It *... out j ......... . T
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ml i »
flat tun j«ii*l tiii'it -»
m+v* ■+» ( V1(i|+
•d that i«t i > < »*■*
Fo o l T id a l W a v e
a. tij
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I'fri will h»- « ' 1 i.
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Commander Itrailey Udharo of
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Si-..l I Hid, July
.Seminole County Post N "
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c l the Veterans of Foreign Wat s 5— i/Vl Slammin* Sniiimy Snead re'-lose
it I. a f ,i|int h\ »ii 1
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An unu—ta
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today extended an invitation to of Hot Spring
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ail veterans of this area to ut* thr Itritlsli tipr-i. (inlf rhitmpirm- t sale ».<• n *. Ii
pi •! Ii4*li* t hi I h* |* 11•\t- i'h’. lit t M
tile feutfttjvt' .(air I >i
uioh-i tniMlr l*»iy
I.+j .ri
I.;nr.| Itp
* tend a meeting next
Monday *i>ip. The long driving American Idlng. On a nun,I
tiSit j th» joys
•f irhlMiiPK io M ipi
NKf.lMl \i.i ! il \Itl:I I t,M
many »? *»-vcn
water t-s|<l": i..o iigun ( Ibe boll
(n gii |fi th I li! |!
evening at 8:00 o’clock which wifi pro rounded the final 18 hole*
in
7f»
for
n
72
hole
tol»l
of
2fi0,
wit
to
"no
inteir
t'”
for
tb*
nilor,-.
,.nd
i.iarine*
in
tigftin
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of vr H
V i.. \ In.ii-il W II I*
A ("Filll'r I
1 hfit»“**|i be open In all citterns for a
This wns fntir strokes tw-ller
than ■ t yenr. Where (Io n
n,. ing lull l.urlding . Ilie Slain,,
i Hhindy’n n .'i.-.'iC '.r.m I T , . - the
i
! Mr M oiu
I.
*»( '
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dicu*sion of
vet?fan’s
housing
tho runner-op --rore* of
291, ImpetlUvr bidding (tie I.or.luixci lull hnililnir . I be Stnlue ..f 1
trrilnf iv** *Ir111
full .
• hi (iiiiptni'itl
t
problems in Cnmlnole Cctmlrv.
"
1 receive inlet<*r l ,.f I In
i.ite r,l J, <J. r > movie*, milk, in- n .
|t|ipn« i Hit’iif :tl
f |.m i
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p>l»
Comdr, Odliam stated that in (Misled by Joluini llu IIn of Clrica
-tilled
ill
piirk*.
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vitation* to attend the meeting g.i and South African champion 1 h tn* m l . f i
t. Tire I I . . . .
M#* t:*k||*ft r*f f«*li 1
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Hobby l^irkr
! ’ * for Ho in
have been issued to realtor*, at
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In winning the Hritish 0(>en, -ount of the
torney*. contractors, banker; and
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officials of various veteran ami Snertd bring. t>. Urcriea for the
IMP
s . . fn i n M
th n l 11-*
*14
4 *. M i*4 ijfm il* c»in( |*
first lime nii.ee Itfdl fin- historic < V ** *
servii.) bureaus.
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111' ,« I 1'♦f 1i11 3 114
1l»r n- n • 11- , "T bis will i.ot be nn official old trophy h> inIn»li .mo if ihr* 11rit is/f rrliU 'a r»
■t ft,erf
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L I' 'i ’ " 11* m
V. K. W, inerting.'* Mr ftrlha'm link., rliompi.-o. I ip I’l l" ! to 1931, lv L 1,1
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A derlifirrl- "It Is open to >br pub
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fti *If “I «.f If An j.»»!.( f*
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II.
lie, particularly to <dlt- member: the trophy fm ten aftnlgbt years. 1
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Wr» yrm - I »• *it* 1* •I *
hlnlAi* up t-v *I*a I...M-I.
»*sft hv
< i l l . A 'l l n n r t M irk
of. the American legio n nnd the Ilut it hail been held hy Hritiih *r of n Ijm *****1+ft •*
A It|« If I*y iMti’f
Thr
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V. P. W. and w « hope to formulate golfer* smre It' II.
l ’ •'* hnhlrr
M*; uty's-rl p r i u ir n I rmirf**»»y. <•
on ihr f »• r ninfoii
i t|il'i mu
Snead atarle.l out badly on the i imt lM*t*n
plan* lo ease the housing situa
V
apply
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ihr
1
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thr
1
,1 per! fill till*
nf
» t over Hikiiii (rOi^imii H r lir a h Ih' rI
i • 4 !!*»* « nni|>
tViol I( 1 |tt« If # tf | 4
t i o n here in Seminole County for final round and went four over •mil C«iutt f*»r h ’*»"
• t * 1** » \ i *I | I
* innrt* Mi'llvmIim I in(«*rrn( in ^ hy**m - It ii* ii mi** »»f
\ ii|ti in
I'm in f
iipprnrifihh* Wlif'R Ihr1 »♦*!.•*•*•
the returning ssrvlce personnel.” par on the first nine. He reenter » properly Hriciil'i'l *»r» tire
.r Aityvft'irtli >wj |
Hr J M» i*ik^
mrift.
ed well, however, and was thu
'IJlncrihlon^, fterain i- tif vmiuI mhl j,, YokohniH « -lupin, rile lu*en:ht S | »r iiiK - » Im v# i - + * f l y lrt*rn ill
•ef Ilk.
.
*(f t t ytfT-i
nrily one r.f the major contenders •lifiralr.
ijthrr niiF-oifirolhiMt* fnein*
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th
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to do licttcr than pur on tho hack
ever, nhtmly ait( Mir rip n im im l JM’I Ji'/fi.’J .-iiitliUied lit llir l.ifit) ti| ■i l 4 M m tin*
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wnr n fiMTt + iM'.'jiu e iht* tori'll
( ( t i e t i i i i * 1 - tin - ii
nine.
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Holla— who w a, runher-up In «*n have Ihtji iinhl In iiitlivhliiIt a v p v n l u n t ( ’#•!■
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D i s e h n r t r c f l i t v N s i v v ) f,ep‘ ‘r 1.1, Ih'” ‘ ,,,n? !
; rg g m a n ' ,i... i,l . wir,.'
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t Mr, Jinkin* nt»tr*f.
raallaaea n i l*a«* a ll
M n|
f1
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■/ in i iiit i IfC tl
Icare of tho pu-. d.dity ..t a m i "
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He puinil’ll 11 Ill»" !l*U VI1> ill 111 hn|i{n if inii*’*n
M iller. Williams, son o f Mr. and
I 'm
<llitrriMi ."in i
ntiiI
Mr*. Vrdie A. Wiliams, nnp MneIf 1* g (_! VVII* |rI?I“I„ ft f i I 11* f li'lr+H
.rili lULttffijiJr nf
Three Seminole County
mr.i aged ship"
r- ik. r,s|
Aiui l+f+h f, •! 111111*V, Hill I Ii iiiliii; ,r 11»I * t
nolia Avenue received the cold
were dischargeil from the Unit'd how no ntrunk- iiornti could effect
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flight ut . .»» itMirk |#i . ..*.««
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basic flight training, he was
They were S2/c Williams *».
Cioose KeltV-s, city recreation i m the srhool bat anoihcr -es- Klrniming of tiOtt I'ntmrtfo A. . .
designated a naval aviator. Mem
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fbers of hla class who elect to’ director, aimounrerl tralay that M *1 R'*’ l.»i,!ft.>ui Suftliall Hartford, and Sl'3/c Joel E. Mrt.dl
remain In' the S u r f will proceed chllilren’a rlivlslon of the current f^llt l< ln
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-aid
that
play*
to advanced training.
clriffinK hi»WD nf ituits ifit* Sun- Ifofr**Hhmf’?t1» tAill Ut 4‘» v*■of
pepper of Ibix Id, fieneva.
I *«*il Inurd (lit I'mei- x|,
aumnier recreation program w ill' gind **®lt
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City,
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Be o|«*n °n Satunlay rvrnmi:. il
at Thai‘ Crammir School play p o f which is on hand ami U
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, r„A L L -S T A R L A M E T O M H IM
ground with a pet ahow.
.g installed In the Sr-venUi
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ih. i< p.*n i!.:r , t
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RURAL PAR DELIVERY
Mr. KetUws aaid that all child y ,t • Park a c n .'i from the
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following
c f up'-rxl- -However, he idaDnlcrnaHona! la -a g u c ^ a j l- .u r ,n(f tlmr W1„
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ALAMOSA. Colo— fd V - A rural ren am rauueated to be present (n m a r School.
C'mrdui.iior
K. Ih Carter,
mail rout* o f 100.8 miles, believed and brine their pet*. Re added pted out that this site is only team i« fnvot'Hi to repeat it« library: Monday, Tuesday, Tburs
Atliiiilir Vlltiofiiij Hun; HuildJoncia| In the ■nation,
M l that prlne* will bo awarded for u o ra ty and that the City R»* June victory today when the ali- dav mid Friday «* 10;00 A. M to I ,r . tf . .
to be. the longeat
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taaguo-leading h 0 0 P. M. «n<! 2:00 tt» (5MH1 V. M .;
iuc
hat been appravad from Antonito the cutest, oddest, smallest and ctlon Committee, ’ under
, , . the atnra play
rhl- ,JJ<I edition nf Halfnauun h. I *'fn Mrmt»rium "
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t'«| d
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|.ruwv*t to
Conejos
Ten- largest; pet entered in the show. i'Miort of chairmen J. L ing- Havana Cuban*. Tamna Manager In Wed fienday?* 10:00 A * M, t« I J111* tn
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lUthoHud largely , to
.you. It was au
nj blue tmi I of loyalty a.Ill I F(|e*|«*n 11If111# VV|lIIi'|IThs rscrsatlon
dii'+ctor also said |. plana to chose a permanent Johnny Pare who is directing tho 1:00 P. M.; »n Suturdays 0:0012f,JiriJ in
I* ir k V . . o-ttttll-alars will field practically the A. M. until noon and 2:00 P. M. I ° alma gum i inscription, U highly iii»nte*inii]d«*4fnr ^ and elieerfiilii** -n,
latar.
construction worker* and this morning that movia* will
terra const
V'.-nl.or.ul l .oini. ,- ..od Cdup 1“K ™ * „ "f?'.1 w*1
vacationist*.
1r.tf™
.1 c.lllrd l.y which dnminaled lu-r per'unulily
begin next Thursday , a t 10:00 is Juajor Chamber of Cent same team which ronriL-jred the until 7:00 1‘. M.
re is alto eontrihullng funds Cuhnns A to I in their homo field
rnlj.in
1. W . I . o t -n, Court
•Walter M. Smith and hi* Hrnhir
’ " and Imphinteil In the heart 1 of
A. M. at ths Stnford Junior High
ent reereetinnal acti- last month.
lloUTC.
ERSATZ AG AIN
'Class staff under the watchful Iter friend* will be a living triSchool
auditorium.
added. Mr. Kettles |»»hegnl
\ rLtnnce. Hoipllni*
EIPZIG.
Garmanv-~MT—Old
F IR E S W E E P S K IT C H E N
guidance o f Mis* Itehecfa Stevens, bulq to |*ir fine c h a ra ilrr."
irntion a*.-I State Service O f
that two assistants. Miss
SENTENCE
REDUCED
faculty adviser, and is dedicated
The frontis-piere, duplicated >.n
ficer - - i ontnet ti.f-. rgh Lloyd
JS Durden anti Mrs. F. C.
thVeity during ■ rveent fair. weak include the orgfBiltal
N U E R N B E R G , Germany. July to Mr*. Mae Italy FnrtJchemistry tho rear Inslilo cover, is nn, :itF. Hoyle. County Service O f - ,
July Gi UP)— A fire swept the cafeteria teacher and Junior Class sponsor. tractive double page photograph,
WIESBADEN, German
Vt. JrH are being employed to
Il the central whlta ring and the Bora Knothole . Club,
ficer, TnUarli ltsiit'llrv^r. ■
it swastika. rtnw m *. U sy beta Joining the
rvisa playground activitxm of 5, (JPh-‘Tb# Ilf# sentence
kitchen at the Nuernberg Court
Winner o f All-American honor* allowing caaual gatherings o f lmy-».
Home Rervtc- A 1 tihee lb
and am.II children,
Indeborg Flecher wee reduced to house today and the flames reach during past erasons, Salmagundi and girU , in front of tho school
Servicemen, ci-Svrviccmen and
e City gecreation director also 15 j-iare in prison today by the ad into eabtee feeding the Radio appears this year to be up to the building and ns the shadows in
tlp-ir l»e|«,nihnt
Al.u-ricart
ar- rlred that William E. Kader. American Military Government. Corporation of America offices same high' standard df annuals dicate, thq picture w a s taken ut
He<l Crust, I ■at’' front ll'.ulc*
Joel Jter, wl)l present a trophy to The idumti German girl wes con In the . building Workmen used a« to editorial material ami art noon time.
vunl.
tharlnner’ of the City Tennis victed of slaving her former sand to pot out the fire, which and photographic Isyoot,
Some o f the phulugrnptu in the
V e lc rn n Adnilttislratiott —
If* added that th* sweetheart, Sgt. John Chinar of police said was started by a stove
A Ixxiutiful tribute ,to a de initial page* show student* gsl hMartin M. Ruillch.
Sheriff's
be .retained by a * Tuscarora, Pa. Tb* sentence was explosion. 21 N ail leaders are parted datstnele, Pat Andetson. nred under the hug* and well
Office every T u w la y
at rwho win* ,the city redurod because premeditation was on trial in th* Nuernberg fou rt- I* given in .the form of n page known osk tree on the school
will ho Issue.
on three occasions. jnot proved.
with her photograph and iltlen
(CnatlsurS Us r a g * Utahn
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Kepurterl Dead In
11olirla> Mishaps
JiJcnins Says All
Ta? Certificates
We# Sold Monday
Snead Captures ^
1946 British fc
Open Crown
July 25 Set A s 21st Annual Encampment A t Lake
Tentative Date W inona To Get Underway Monday
For A-Bom b Test Welcomed To Japan
Veterans Housing;
Prdblems Will Be Champion Is First
American To Cop
Discussed Monday Title*
Since 1934
Miller WilliamH I
Awarded Navy Wingn
i: Three Seminole Men
Summer PlaygrountProgram To Open
. Monday Morning With Pel Show
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Library Will (lose
Saturday Evenings
J l , HM6 Edition Of Salmagundi Issued;
Publication Edited By W aller Smith
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MONDAY, JULY 1
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
British. Attitude__
vToward America
Undergoes Change
Chicago, Hutton ban w rittcli what
critic* t |i u < *• an outstanding’
study cf the central state*.
In the ccntuiv between publi
cation of Mr*. Trollope'* "Domest k l.lfe*|»r « the- American” ami
!American B o y In
Germany Studies
Ituins In Berlin
Ily HODBMT V. COOL
A P N ew ,feature* W riter
NEW fY O R K -T do not like
th eir principles, 1 do not like
t t r i r manners, I do not like.their
Opltli«U.M
> All In all, Mr*. Franoj* TrolItpc of Ifetgland made it abun
dantly clear In IM 2 that there
wa* little aha did like about Amer
icans, especially thosa of the middle west when- she had spent'tw o
mhlweslemer*
ithe city.
'v* ‘T h ese are grand ruin*,’’ aatj
"No,” said Jim my. “ I haven't Jim m y afterw ards.
Capt. B ■ad in said Jim m y “seem*
found . many American kid* to
play w ith yet but I play aiaund to b* happy here and a d a p tm
with th e Herman kid* and go him self" end so did the i«sst “
sightseeing with Dad when he’s the family.
not busy.
%
D aughter Imogene Ann, nick
Dad ia a pretty busy man. He’s named Jan*, is going to *tudy art
in charge of rrconutrurtlon of and music. On* of her chief pre
houtc* fo r American roldier*' de
pendent*. Uul he ha* found time occupations a t present, said tl*r
to take Jinuny and the test of the father, "*«emi to bo collecting
second lieutenants.*'
,
l.< ailquarter*.
He wks the first American kid
i d t-een around headquarters,
where most everybody's in uni
year* . . .
“C ertainly
(atm. - W e -fe ll to c h a ttin g -a n d
Jimmy, who'* | | ami the *on of
Capt II. M. Iliailin, commaiuJiug
officer of the * lftfls t Engineer
Utilities Detachment here, s ta rt
ed to give me an American boy'*
eye-view of Berlin..
Jim m y ha* been her* about 10
day*, having come over with hi*
m other and IH ) « r old sister,
Imogene Ann, from Southern
Pine*. N. C., to Join Dad.
are
most hospitable people In a rntin
t f y ’farr»id f o r t h y e g reat virtues."
This s t a t « M ^ comes from an
other Bngliurr v ile r, Graham Hut
ton, whose bbok "Midwest at
Noon” waa published rocentIV by
the University of Chicago Pres*.
He went* on too infuriate hi*
A fter five year* as Dlnjetor. of the American fnna by nlm trving: “ l
Office of British Information In was quite nppfrssrd by thp pre-
j indeed m ust be the lov* of equal*
:ily in th* English breast if it
survive a tour th ro u ih the Union."
The tide tow ard sympathetic
tre-aln-mt of American life by
British w riters commenced in' 1HHK,
iftirntt-
mental- sTudy,~ **Thc ' American
Coni monwealth."
tin a regional scale. Hutton's
dimly,in of the midwest ha* been
‘ •*-,d"do .approach, the high standa r« rse t by Lord Uyrce. •
ANNOUNCING
W ith -p j^ R H u re w e
TOM C. HOLT
It now associated w ith W. R. W illiam s, R ealtor
also take this o p p o rtu n ity tp thank you for
your splendid reception of our services.
W. R. WILLIAMS
REALTOR
418 A tlantic Bank Building
Phone 1120
Thin pine needling, being planted by Ann (inrrett, l l-ycarold queen of the recent Swninahoro, Gn.. Forest Festival, will
bo big enough for pulpwood before Miss Garrett is .10 years
old, and hefty enough for lumber bv the time she is -tO Ilcaide
HIS3"Gnrrett“ttH!T-yiffTmTd TS^'raensli'eld,' who is holding
a planting tool, while J. M. Tinker, Georgia's stntc forester,
Learns approval. Forests have always been a leading source
of this region's wealth, and, with the spread of tree-farming
methods, they Always will be. Forest industries throughout
the nation nre encouraging proper forest practices through
a “Trees for America” program sponsored by the American
Forest Products Industries.
vailing seriousness ‘and Milan*
chuly air of business, which y a s
so general mul unvarying th at nt
every new town 1 came to I
seuim-d to meet the very *am»
peii|rte whom I bad left Uddnd ul
the last.”
Hut a hundred 'year* later, on
the" eve of the second world war.
Dr. Deni, lltngun, Itriti,h aiitlmi
and edto*i tor. fetuirs.'d from an
extrude,| tour to t. II In, country
men that the t ‘tilted M ate, was
‘The ^nn*t Interesting country in
the world."
In hi* widely-read book, "T ie
A met nun Character," Itrogau ex
plained away such asMtmeil mitinmil rharnetei i-lo , a , boosting
, and boasting on ground* of his
torical necessity. Pioneer* had to
lie booster* to build up their
town, he said.
IW lnrlng that American* have
much to give the world “ both mn*
terinllv and spiritually,'’ Dr. Bro
gan painted thin idyllic picture of
.Saturday night on n typical U. S.
main street,
"T here wu, over tho street and
over the town th at Indtfinah.i
American air of happiness and
ease, lit |ea*l for the young. There
wa» that general friendline** anil
runtlor. It was a world In which
the ’ominous word 'atrangur* bad
lieen given u friendly flavour.,
'Howdy. S tran g er.' i, not a Inrstile 1
greeting, and it vva, invented in 1
Ainerlcn."
lie would leave it to native 1
w riter* to Im- pem.iinistic almut j SHOWN in a Jail cell at Cleburne,
the Ameriean t limni ter, llpignu I Tex.. Is Isaac Huberts, 15, after
declared.
police raid Uiut be shut and killed
In this lie differcil widely front Ids uncle, Marvin Pitts, a dairy
the Judgment of hi* countryman, farmer, when the latter had been
one 1 apt. I.a-il Hull, who in the unable to get him some candy be
IK-'IO’s complained' “ In all my cause the stores w err closed. The
travels, lioth niitung Inatlsm* and boy hod been paroled from n re
uaiong Christian*, .1 have never formatory In his -uncle's custody.
eucounterad any people
whom Juvenile delinquency charges were
found It nearly *0 difficult lu filed against Isaac, (fnlem aliunul)
make m y ,elf understood a* by the
m ak e llie most of sum m er a n d your out-door living room
w ith one of these sm artly styled R attan suites. U pholstered
in a rose an d plaid com bination in w a te r repellent sailcloth.
Thrco lovely pieces for
Cocktail Tables to m atch ................................................ ............................. $22.60
Enti Tables ................ ................
$13.96
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Phone
M ATHER
W AY”
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To The
Citizens Bank Of Oviedo
Seminole County’s
Newest Financial Institution
TO THE
V
BEST WISHES TO A NEW, PROGRESSIVE INSTITU.
_TJQN DILA-GROWINGJ20M.MUN1TV-OP" ~
A GROWING COUNTY
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
A ffiliated with
Thp A tlantic National B ank'of Jacksonville
Jacksonville, Florida
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In Unity Thera la Strength—
W a n te d
T« P rotect the r n t e of th e World;
► To rro n o to the Prefers* of America;
To Prod ere P n r p tr il; far Hanford.
.
AN
VOLUME XXXVII
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NO.
A fw uciuti’tl I’resH l e a s e d W ire
207
Further Efforts To Revive
OPA Are Blocked In Senate
Artist’s Conception Of- Bikini Blast
in^r To Have Rent
Control Legislation
Passed Immediately
Honor KldoY Statesman Baruch
tes Manila
ro r Ceremonies
i Bilbo And Rankin
TUPELO, Mias.. July 2.
(A P )—An Associated Press
photographer says he was
assaulted today by Demo
c ra tic Representative John
Rankin of Mississippi. The
photographer,
Alien ‘ W.
Snipes of Memphis, had
^ t aikcn
k e n aa picture
p i c t u r e of
o f Rankin
U a u k in
, WASHINGTON, July 2.
(A’>— Amini.sir.il imi It-adent
in the Senirtc aiv trying to
pri'voiit ivnt nnilroi lt*gi»lation Hum getting itltenti of
jiropusnls to rovivc lliv OPA.
0|t|)o«lpnl.s of the price eon-
(’resident Roxas, Com
missioner McNutt
Greet Allied Chief
MANILA, July 2 —bl,i.-G i'ii*'Ul
JLwAiiJiui lu«. j t u v
e j by plane In Manila to In* honor
guest of the July
tntteiwttdciire
reiemonle* of the Philippine*,
t i n i r i o l Min’A rthur K i l l g iv e n .1
_ J l ) . c o n n e c t i o n . , w i t h i o d*n y *«
’s
Mississippi Democratic prim ary.
An
pyV-wilnea#
ralaU tl
th a t
jtankin turned on the photog ia p h r r nnd ripped off his nhiit
nnd scratched hi* neck and handt.
Photographer Snipe* declared he
"had asked K ankhA permission
earlier In lake a picture of him
a* he voted b u t Kankin refused.
Then the photographer snnpped
i picture of Rankin ojltsidr the
ourthouse at Tupelo.
.
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w e lro n u * ,
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\ ihc H'im end lioL Uits yrtu Ha* - *ii*| the t»’»*
the Da uf *-1 th Foundation “ f Si v e n t lit bus .iUn ■ d
Inntnuiy ban tm thouiflit ol piol#oui«. Mo. fof l»eiuK the moat lr # H ii(’ n a n t f ip iio ui d uf in l . f v f m p o - in g a n e w l a v b il| for t il- I S .
outstanding pupil of the year nt n remiuli in it h *ent ^petvl* -lit
S n y d e r d e c l a n t l tfm t t.tM -* pl*>i• a #
the Sanfortl vocational School* nr- Itrirtol. Lngbihd. Izveatixi rftul -ablv Will foil HA |iiHTk Ill- lot
Neeii fm iiilditiuiml City rrv e n - cording
Mr*. Mu) H Maxwell I tut t t be gem iril h ii v. biVHip i hi Mr*tt *1111*11 t hjl I s I.
lux i at**
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ni.liillations
«trfM.«ri! lit w| rvpiiilikf by Mnym lumas. TW rr Vktiin tint• WAVE on- i m1m|I|/«’| till*, li p . ■*»*t -■ 1114 ) t '(*»’ ;$i4i4i iI'i uiiiiiti |j. t - 4* t ilH.lt**ll It X,.1.14.1 3. f B j l - u i n i i, bring
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rulU*tl Of Oi*‘ AtUc ruin fil xxtrit? 1u Ii ill* IID’tlf t tv ili/it$$; Mif lurm i* XXaeItIII Lt* III ill pa hiitlj'rl i»‘).’UlOII |>ift*|mi h! for lupt.Mll l*y means
miB jk.n 1911*t na a u u pqualiration employed. ,Td tn peniianent nnd \
•* Aint-nenii contnmndri m j j ii-l April lltlt. That t n't it, net nf ii<4i "ti Hlt<'. it wo, npmiunced
Uiartl*
•Isputill.’ toiviog, however, for Snyder e x today ') Willi mi 1 War in i. Be33 in tem porary jolw, T h e rsjih e
.Mfiliteiiwni-.iii.
A liir)T»* Kruu|» of r illtfL t w at were pail and full tim e student*, from lit inti) «n .1mi.- 22 ip m t e d 11it- plained ihut pari of d wa* due giumit 1III l . tol . W.ii Ai wit* Ad*
In liuilm,’*. suhjecta, 22 rertlfi- | geiit-rnl u , having Hint i f tit,- I.U ’.- lo th e slo w | *i <ig r i—• -if th e .uintitf a tlon
m liaml to tifoto*! tlv* propctul
fitmtn-i- |’l ogrtlm
of the City to inrriMti* a| ih h i .j I* cate, were rarrieii twn of which *ian» ”mu l'«* rent* in -*i in-li’ tid inlet nutiiinnl
1 1. ' ot III, i* il,-. ■i. -ched*
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11.10.0 g Ha • ) i |*.#rce, sta rtItml • ’ , ig d tn lot i- 11 - I. olio Die fin.nl o v t(in; liegttn illg 1'it v IV ul..).- o ihrrs are
cent nnd h i v.irmu pioju-rt) 1U(» ing and 12 in filing und office
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—n n j . " Urstud—aujlrutt t h e f r t T K i i u
Marvin Prine Wins Bovie(
BTAVP A R T IS T fA (jL FRKHM. gulden Ly .eur iWws %ntl radio necomit* M m aU dDly dcpfeVt uUh h u
akliied brush the serm- at Civ Bikini Atoll Dgo.ni [oliowill* Uir rspiosttm ot tlie fuurtli auunlo Dnnb
to be dropped. As the lagoon waa blotted out hi » moss of the und water, tlie Immt, carMi-r,
Dream" safely speeds off. After bombanlln- MnJ Hsrold Wood lint loovd Oie missile on the target rJilp
a giant cloud—tpllea In, the rear—rose to a height of an estimated WJknj iert
iKtietiut tonal
NoWs|.apiT
S ' ^ w5r d .A? .,JS ,f n|? Atfacks (.'on. Lee
Student At School For Bristol Talk
Fresh Charges O f |Tax Equalization Board Stresses
Cruelty To G F s
Need For Additional City Revenue
A re M ade Today Six Sanford Men
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Prosecution. Asserts! Are Commissioned
Col. Kilmn Made lt | n l{e grU|ar Army
Rouirh On Prisoners
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The following nien from Snr
HAD
NAUHEIM.
Germany, fold have D.'en nominated hv
July f , (/B)— Fresh chargea of I’n-sideitt Tium an for imrmanent
(Jelilwrate cruelty ugoinst A m er commissiona in the regular army.
ican prisoners ut the American They arc among D.SOO chosen from
Army - guardhouse in Lichfield, than lOO.oCB applirunls by the
England, were made today. The m ost, modern and most ndrntific
accuaationa canie tit the trial ‘of nrothod of selecting loaders yet
Col. Jam es Kllian—former com devised.
m andant ug the camp.
The grade given each officer in
A prosecutor chutged th a t Kll- the following list is ht« perman
ian had inalltutrd what was d es ent grade In the Hytttiur Army
cribed *a a delilHiute policy of In practically, all ca(%*. .Ihe ufstinking i t s n ^nm rh on priinflefa ■ fieri hold .kHtljcr,
-k t* v r. - #ehuiy>'
Aehuiyi filj
*il .p t i , l « m i a - ■ » » » * «
th a t ,^he73M IW tt?T?r^t#hi\m L Jtw uuitiiliuna Jtt :iw 4 A u » r . n j L ’n r
l i r h t o r ^ g h b tiaxUwUa#-ii
«T
mmcatt D g k ra K K ; vusaUon was Kilmiiss-o w n -tw tl- u n ited S tates. - *TIl'.''e '
from "Hanford are: Lir»t Lieut,
ball Icam u i d 'today th a t' a
mtiny which he gave a t (he flrat ((’a p t.) U hatlrs C. Hurt. Air
practice will b* netd toLichfield trial eight months ago Coins- First Llsul. (Capl.) Clif. morrow morning at 10:00
when Sgt. Judstm Smith waa con foitl W. llt>w»’ll, Infantry; First
O'clock at th# Municipal I’ark.* victed of lieallng prisoner#.
Lieut. (C apt.) Joseph G. GovnM rm brfi of III# Ban ford
Today the
American court eek, Air C orp.; First Maut.
Oclory Kadi wilt b# present
m artial h«ard prosecutor* declare (C apt.) Jam ea H. Dyson, Field
to n u la t in coaching the pla>th a t they would show by K Ilian's A rtillery! Second Lieut. (F irst
*t* nt ration* t w l l a a s . The
earlier teftfm ony th a t toe colonel Lieut.) W alter M. T urner, In
team will play it# first gam*
w anted to>- sen d . stubbornly
fa n try ; S i f o n d T .B n r
w . FrM ay in W k u id o . The j u .
Iricl tournamenl will be held M ^ W a . . il.Kk U t i l . - w ith i j c u 8 ; CUT.-DeWoUkI,
A i r 'C ^ C
iffl
guna
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t
th
e
ir
back*#.
The
p
ro
’ in i'C n e o a during the third
secution added th a t whan th a t
week in July.
ANNKBTY PROCLAIMED
idea was rejected, Killan w a n te d ' BERLIN, Ju ly 2, W ) - General
to
charge
deaertion
against
sold
~ Brnlley Odham. m anager of the
Clay has proclaimed a general
Boat No. S3 A m erican Legion iers who were A*W0L from unite political annesty tor all German*
Mam, la s t night out- headed fo r com bat areas. When In the American occupation aone
th e judge advocate section told
iMtseball program for him
in* I1#
th a t It would nht liar# t«8g who ware born j t f b r J*n.
‘ a t uf_fhc,
t m ; The BVputy TMneHr uff ThTTP
any
rorh
kt«U
(M
h.
IRA
broaScuT
^u
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m
h
kW
B
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rw
nr
_ _ the regutbo
l a r y _ governor ruled
o f th # poet held at, t lon ■a ssa rte d, - Killan in .lllu ted a anneaty will apply except for
policy
of
m
aking'
It
»o
rough
on
Legion H u t on Lakofpm t
prisonera they wouldn’t w ant to m ajor offenders under the dcaWvard.
n a iifk stn m laws — th s t Is, high
Odham urged th# poet to corns back.
er officers of the H itler Youth
au th o rlie fund* fo r th# operation
and girlt’ organlMllQris aml.timlla r group*.
— -----by th# m e m b tn p m Halatlv# to tro n sp o ru tlo n
for th# elob i t waa announcrJ
th a t Jo « B. WillUm# would proA rthur Roland Welch, a m i*
vehicles to
d en t of -S an fo r for the p a s t
itlon'a team.
five years, died yesterday a f te r
R,
Johnaon
noon a t bis borne a t 408 W French
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A vm ue foBiwing an lllneaa o f
» t ttlf k l
..SHANGHAI, July 2.
cultural
_
about a month'# duration.
Miany observer# In BhanghaT be
gram* In th# S ta te
Mr. Welch, who w a, born in lev# th a t th* Unijad State* may
laying th e groundwork for
return home of General
.
Odham Outlines
L e g io n Baseball
"Plans A t M eeting
„ .. .
Arthur-Roland -Welch
Died Here Yestei
Observers Believe U. S. Is Laying
Groundwork For Return Of Marshall
a
_
work|a bring about
f a r eastern
e re rumor*
that A m erican Lieui m ant GenA. C. W edcm sysr is returnto China from tb# United
Many observer# feel th st
tn m afer may be a prelude
horn# fo r Marshal,
w baa M en no ofstion «f this view-
would not be tran sferred once
more to China Juat to commarul
American force* there, hi* pre
vious experience in China la seen
• a a g rea t qualification for a
Chinese assig n m en t
It's thought th a t if Marshall
remains in China, Wede meyer
may assist him.
Th* report# th s t Wedemsyer
is returning to hi* A rm y 'c o m
mand in China also disposes
of gossip th a t he would retu rn
a s Ambassador to the country.
I t is believed th a t If Marshall
should retu rn home, and Wede*
m erer lake o re r M arshall’s peace*
making job, an am bassador m ight
be appointed, The am bassadorship
has Men vacant since P atrick
H urley m f — * ------------
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W.A V Sales Are
Slated To ReKin
In Slate July 15
,rt1 i i ’
•4A. W fiijlup “tm m u tn is - v tdid *n»l
work in joiinv eill’M r«*a11 wui
ratikfif.l
%
if illrtnllePi, it \%ounl
huve to I*** •-moved later*
Kdwnrd .ShinbuUor, lepieAentiiur Rundall Chavf, K. F. Ilou**
holder lepreurntifu; J J. Citon,
and kn hr put it, u numlier of
ciMtenn. Luther S. ilatkey* r tic*tmUng_ inliujtl ~s«ilwaymen,
( owan. -inarchan- rrw
« b « I.
constructing n numf>e, of home*
for veterans at Magnolia Heights
and Henry McLnulln. optom etrist,
were among citirona who urgued
against the piopcsrd appraisal
ipereasen. Following the,# prole*ta, th# longest of which w:ia
■Hr.nslmWsr. AbeCummission took up the m
maatter
of writleTr-rornplainti.
Earlier in Hie meeting, Mayor
Gut pointed r u t th a t in 10 years
the total aisesrod valuation of
property had drclined $300,OB')
th at - Homestead - «sumption
( e a lU a s i Oa I ’ l l . K*ar
■ H
*
harm m lenoitm i; .thi^ bill af\d
i ttn u ln »
1 tin
ui *
S •* it a I o i
'i tpr'iinn liijin im p r o p o se d In the
filmif,
1he ltr*4 lit
tteneidH Mnv*
Arthur were lh* Wiih|t|>im*» Pit-«ilien I, MllliUr) ReXIln, mid lhr
A«**rinin
With
(’ummUnitmi'i,
Paul V. McNutt. Tin* ifcm itl
Ktrt'tfd l«i|h nffrclioruttely. It \%«>
Om* flint trip from Japan for th*
Supmia- Allii'tf comiHuinIrr *im»*
he Kfl Manila Inst Atltftimt t«a nc
r*’t») I In* ,lmiBHi>ke ftnirrm lrr lie
\a»h arr«kutp|tilir«) by Mr*. M uf
Art hut
' iiDwhili*. iiuth Iuhim*.. »*f i(».*
I'hilipiiin^ft leifi^liitUi e ore tip iv !
JACKSON. Mia*.. July 2. (/P|—
Negroes are voting today
alsslppi's
liernocratlc
prim ary
rffspite the
white
supremacy
lisiw raised by Senator ThcMore
Bilbo nnd R epresentative John
Kankin. The total negro vote
In th e state i* not expected to
be large, a* not many are regis
tered. However, they -have been
voting in sixeable number* in
f jark so n , the *tate capita), amt
at Clurkvialc und Moutul llayou.
A few negroes voted a t Laurel,
Vicksburg and (Ireenville.
A
number of counties have no ne
groes registered.
Seme of those who did vote
were challenged on legal ground*.
* But otlid wise they were not
molested as they ca st th eir bal
lots. Senator Bilbo had called
upon “fe rry red blooded AnglojM * n In Misiipakppl to use w hat. '» ( r « r means a m ’necessary to
" k e e p negroes from votiflg in the
m
5SF „
llirtiu |l>
*
Mississippi
NegToes
_Vote Today Despite
" I n jS f v & u s yrors, t h e b e m ’ocratlc prim ary has been restric t
ed to white voters and negroes
have balloted only In the 'general
elections. Rut in Mississippi —
as In a number of other Southern
States — dem ocratic nominal ion
is equivalent to election, so any
one who was unable to take p a n
in th e prim ary had little to *uy
,, urbout who was elected. This is
iNthe f irs t Mississippi prim ary in
which negroes have taken ad
vantage of it Supreme Court
ruling that gives them the right
to tak e part in dem ocratic nomi
nations.
As for Senator Bilbo, he said
he i» confident o f re-nomination
over his four opponents.
Hi»
opponents concede Bilbo first
place In today's voting, but pre
dict th a t he will be forced Into
a runoff prim ary — and th a t if
^ h e la, he will be defeated.
Irtn m in
N EW SPA PER
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S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y ,
1908
I ■■
Rep. Rankin
IN D E P E N D E N T
I f t f r a lii
S h n u r r x anil u a t l r r r d
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Folks In Southern Staten Plagued
:• Witli Rent Hikes, Except In Alabama
SgL (iodwin Returns
From Pacific Area
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Bus me** ceiltficnle* weiu rnrn.
Ml tit I I n u l l
mM).IMrsI,ir(Hi Thai ........ .. n
V lilt I, ti.lt 1,111 WIII, .-Hill/
eti by I'eggy e n try . Tin-1 on, T ay
m - a r l\
f | n , n , : + i»i+ima»
,i
pawn
lor, Elski itnliiff. Her tic M SlideIi
TD K 11
>rtn ngii But it
ii ’>
-ah .
meyer. Belly Mtchcls, M argaret
S
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nmre
than
$t».umtiHio,tHMt
cl an*
Ivcslot, Nancy Colluni, Donald
'th e high of In'll i t 'l l 2H
priority buyer*.
Uanup, Ituih IVillis, Lorraine (ill- (nt D’ll J up# lie
Property tallied at nmre than
yard, Marvin I'tittr, Sit*. Nora
f I, iMUinn.iMiti wilt he placed on
Thomas and Mrs. Elixabeth Wilsale a t Id) it).po.nl renter* all
Hams.
iivei tin* country. The*# are sales,
-.-Mliw*ll»s»v#i«i* HigluJtchool suti
WAA explained, for which pre
U u g h f imiiyManlly. to
J « l*
lim niton* started -nmetime prior*
fQUrsna. Eight of th#i# let-elvtii
to the middle of June »r will
diplomas. Diploma* from Semin
By A rm fialed Press
crisis. A inulr i-.iy* any action on have In-.-ii sta rted by Ju ly 1,
ole High School were aw arded to
R p i i U-is in nne Southern Stup:
control of price* and lent# t* of In addition to th o u ' already men
Hugh Carlcton. George Carver,
could breathe easier fijili'tal concern Tlie Governor tioned lieie, hlelidn lint 42 site*
Marvin i’rlne, Charlie Hwaggerty, Alabama
fm which miIc* will iw scheduled
A lbert Sumkir and Aliteen Tuylor, today'. Elsewhere folk* who rent suggested th a t GcoiCiatis who during
ensuing month*.
Jr-. Marahall Martin, us the rc- their homes wore plague,| with w unt-the (), )’. A. revived should
Df the IUI * sales nt sit# for
MU! llf -a*ud*.-#f..iha..v^.-«tlimal rent hike* 'which Iji some plners w rite their congressmen and sen
whirh preparatiuus are now-being J
school received u diploma from were a» h u b a» 20U p rtre n l. ato rs. A mall *ay« lie had an op rompletcd.
Id are to tlie Chicago
Attorney Guner-il
R. E. Ij#e High Kchool, Jackson Governor I haunt wy Spatkn- uJe.l inion from
region wluuv it i* 'an ticip ated
ville, and Carl Browder rcceitud hi* utm-rgency w ar j«'w<-t n tn Ullgelie (look Inal Georgia baa no $ IT'.i.'i t'J.mm worth of surpluses,
a diploma from ML Berry High fire to rents in Alabama Tin* ivni law lltAl would Allow him to "i 21.7 percent of Hie to tal
free in was made effective a* o f freese rents. Another Southern
School at ML Berry, (is.
of $ 1,764,00^,01)0 will l>« sold. In
Other veterans attending the midnight Sunday—Wl<*ii O. I*. A. Govi'rtiur Millsid raldw ell
the Nun -Francisco region 14
achool were V. A , Couiiand, J . -K. re n t controls lapsed. Thu Aluloi F lorida—b&# ptueihiiowd a turiotl sale* u n ; impending.
Hawkins, Clarence Knapp, Ben ma Governor did tint set up of emergency in his state. C ald
Jamln F. Mills. Jr.. A. K. Barker, mnchiiirry to enforce the rent well ealleil on merchant* and
J . C. Powell. George Roland, W al hike hail. Rut his proclamation property owner* to refrain from
te r Rosa, Jam es E. Tudd and said any landlord seeking to In increasing price* and Hints. Rut a
crease rents would have to go spokesman for the Governor Void
Guy Prickstt. Miss Alpha
Prt
us Prince
waa (he WAVE who attended to court lo co n test the free*#. there wax no way to force retottC itterns of other Southern HLitrs tlnn of price celling* lOn Florida.
Sgl. C. K. Godwin, son of Mr#.
the school,
Mrs. Gladys Hall, teacher of were not so fo rtu n ate, huwinur. In Ilia proclamation, Governor M. 0 . Godwin, rrturned hom#
Caldwell
observed
that
Congress
Rent
ihrioaie*
uf
1
D
O
to200
per
during
thn week eiul from over
production departm ent, rep o rt
ed that $80.10 was warned bi cent—and even h ig h e r-w e t,j ir- will In all probability taka early seas service n« n motor mechanic
student* doing mimeograph wor portod in Miami. In Jacksonville action to rrsto tn price ceilings. with th# Will Field A rtillery.
He e n t e r e d the service Nov. 12,
for schools, publications such -a housekeeping room* on one down His action conn- a fte r the House
the Year Book for the Geneva town si reel w in t from five dol of Representative l i t had adopted IP 43, trained until February,
Garden Club, and tha T, B. A s lars a week to $46 a week. There a m easure calling for a 20-day ex 1045 nnd wa# sent to Italy w here
sociation booklet, also stencils for was hone for ten an ts in A tlanta. tension nf 1). P. A. The Female he saw action in the Appenloea
the county tu a lth unit, chamber The A tlanta reaL M tafo tionnl ad was still debaiting the question. and i ’o Valley. Ho wear# th re e
While landlords a u ra raising battle ,»tars. His hom* is a t
of commerce and variouY civic opted a policy uf no im m rdtate
also some work for com- rout in rre a itt. Many individual n n ts , most merchante were pledg 015 W est F irst S tre et and ,b e
is m arried to the. form er Evelyn
ng to ro n tlm u 0 . P. A. prici
>j interest*. Sticker* for the landlord* in tha Georgia city be ing
ig and food drive* were gan hiking rent* a* iro n aa.O . P, One Bouthsm drug store chain McGee.
___and te tte rs w ritten for the A. oxplred. In fact, one tenant placed advertisement# in A tlanta
WIMBLEDON. England. Ju ly *.
The
ads said—
a
t e l a g l C a m newspapers.
Hi e r I e a n Legion and other r e c e i v e d
from hla landlord ela hour* before “T here will always be an 0 . P. A. UP)—D ofoihr Bundy of 8 t n t i
The schooL which is located In the O. P. A. .waa officially dead. a t #ur atoms Similar, ads w rre Monica. Calif^ reached tA# a*H»It)ie Kent Building, ended Its 10 The telegram notlfted the tenant seen in many Southern citiea. finals o f th* women’* singles m ,
month term last Friday and will that hla rent hail been hiked from Most retail merchant group* pro the Wimbledon tennla cham pion
in Fnptembcr. It is sup- $4? to $70 m onthly. Governor mised not to hike their prices— ship* today. Hho 'defeated Mr*.
by the county oehool ay#- Elite Atetail say* he has no a t le ast until Increased coal* o f. Kay Stam m ers raenxle* of B ritain,
4
to ta k a action In the new merchandise forced them to.* 4*®, ®-t. C -t.
"
free instruction.
Kc
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�PA C E TW O
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
The Sanford Herald
Fear Of Inflation
TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1046
Average depth of oil well* 'E lizabeth with a table made of
drilled in the United. S ta ti# in the wood he found In th e .new
1948 was the greatest in history «brld.
^
—3,189 feet—or 7.3 percent deep
w ater
e r than in 1941.
THE PARISITE
Although we think th a t CongrosH made a mistake in
passing an OPA bill shot through with nullifying amend
ments and that President Truitinn made a mistake in veto
ing the bill which Congress sent him, we see no reason
for panic on the p a rt of the public or unreasoning'fear
th a t the effects of the present impasse between Congress
and the President will have disastrous effects for the
country.
Business men, industrialists and landlords would be
indeed foolish tiP tak c advantage of the present situation
to gouge the public. Though price ceilings may be off
for the moment, they can be put back on, and certainly
will be if there are unjustified price increases. Worse
than that, communists and radical elements in this coun
try may bo expected to mnkc the most of any undue price
increases and the resulting iaws may be more stringent
than anything yet experienced.
Sound business judgm ent dictates that, whether there
is to be any future price control or not, prices must be
kept down. Jligh prices may produce quick profits for
fabnloULbut the ro k d # lig crash will .bring hard times and
fu fth er sfrn n b iK ftx p erlm cn ts in government regulation
for evye^ithc.* C om petition and the law of supply and
dem and, tinder which this country operated for lf»0 years,
should go a long way now tow ard helping to stabilize
prices.
Much dope rids, of course, not only upon what govem inent or individual business men may do about pufes,
but nlso upon w hat attitu d e labor leaders take toward
future strikes and higher wages. Now th a t price ceilingn
arc off. higher w age demands are bound to produce
higher prices. If labor lenders can be satisfied with the
gains already m ade, th ere will be little excuse for future
price increases,
B tS L B VERHF, FOR TODAY
Sir W alter Raleigh is credited'found in the fresh w ater lakes
with introducing mahogany into N icaragua and Managua, tn Cen-
PLAY SAFE!!!
SPEND JULY 4TH AT
andihave a better time
WHEN YOU TAKE THE FAMILY TO
sa nland o
s p r in g s
fo r
the
hou
.
DAY OUTING,
YOU
AVOID
THE
HAZARD OF CROWDED HIGHWAYS,
RECKLESS DRIVERS.
YOU WILL HAVE
TIM E FOR A W HOLE.DAY OF FUN AND
RECREATION
spending and a Balanced budget. If the government is
going to keep on pumping new money into the channels
of trad e us it has during the past 15 yearn, it will hi! im
possible for supply to keep' pace with demand and nothing
under the sun can keep prices from rising. The gov
ON A HOOK OF MYTHS
ernm ent’s responsibility for w hatever degree of inflation
From The American Scholar) mny conic is inescapable.
think the Greeks »»w truly
Wlnl* there are aure to be small price increases, alt
it* ea rth : ro d s descending
forning light on the mountains, along the line and possibly some gouging in certain places,
ka bright feet, lyre ’ notes), we do not believe th a t excessive price in c re a w will be
lovers
general and th a t possibly w ith in . Mix montfis prices
i stars t r a n slated, flowers will begin to go down again.
The sensible th in g 'fo r
everyone to do is not to buy those things which are too
From the blood of young men:
SANLANDO IS READY W ITH MANY NEW
FACILITIES FOR TH E PERJFECT OUTING
SV H \A Y O O
svmfes
And men storm -driven, god-driven,
Amid g re a t w aves In little ships.
South African Crisis
The horizon, alw ays the next is. land, finding
Thrce-hesdcd monster, beast-man,
or sometim es *
A prince welcoming stisn g ers
To wine and hearth-fire.
B ut m oat they saw truly
W ar—the long wailing,
Women on. the wails, heroes'
Thu Union of South Africa has curapcd a cTtnls. Dr. j
Daniel F. Mnlnn, lead er of the Nationalist or chief ap
portion party, hua juat been acquitted of communicating
with the enemy in 1010. He has been exonerated by u '
select committee of the House of Assembly, one of the I
branches of the South African parliament, which reports*
thnt he saw only, one Herman agent, a woman, and dis
missed her in a few minutes.
Had he been found guilty of treason, South Africa
would hnvc been split open ns widely ns if in the United
Without which no victory,
States the same verdict had been brought ngninst Gov.
JOYCE llORNEB
Dewey. Not only is Dr. Malan the opposition leader, hut
the opposition is largely mnde up of the old Dutch Boer
YJHV roftdl I n Ssmtnol* /'o u n ty slock. Though G eneral Jan Smuts, the premier, is a
lead today to Oviedo where a new
Dutchman, most of his aupporiern are English. A Malan
hank I* M ing officially opened.
Boland Seethe, With U nreal on
Eve of EiocMon ~ headline. Ev
erybody seethe*. w ith unreal.
Women’s Challenge
Secretary H enry Wallace i*
being widely praised fo r hla new
a
U
difficult
to
the situation and see what, it's all
about!
determine
which cauaed the moat ______
HERE ARE THE FACTS
m nsiag. m e ■tom
im m oomn
bomb leal,
teat.
the sudden term ination of OPA
This country, which w e n i l believe is the g reatest in th e w orld, w a i built u n d e r
a
system
of Free E nterprise w hich w es, in tu rn , based on the Honor and Integrity of ou r P roducers
th a t every Saturday night.
U b a s t one landlord In Miami
i the right Idea, he ha* cut
it* from |A0 a month to $r>o.
property owners w ant to pro
ve their properly rights, they
le tte r adopt some such roller.
ortanco of womoir everywhere participating In public
ifo th a t they may work to bnnish ware.
While seme price increases are probably in store for us, we firm ly believe th a t, within
a reasonably short space of lime, Competition in Trade, created by unham pered production
end distribution, will hold prices a t a level within (he reach of all.
the past and wc believe it will continue to be true in the future.
Recent test* made at ‘Silver
i n by the Seminole County
talth .U nit show that while the
w Governor of California
^oubtetUy would mike a good
President, but he "date not choose
to ru n -’ lie says California fat a
big enough l»**i*< for bins to play
end D istributors. Wc h a v e confidence in our Am erican Producers a n d D istributors a n d beliewe they have not lost th a t H onor a n d Integrity.
■Editor, The HeriOd: ------ ‘
iM teh lh r-U fi
Please allow space for this
letter ss I take this method to
mention an Incident which hap* while they cannot guard^thenr
pened on First Ntr««t Monday selves.
Tours
morning In fo n t of Mr. B, L.
Rev, .
Hagan
' Ave.
1101
.Everybody talks about the
or the 860,009 miles of surfaced
Weather but nobody docs anything who was unguardfd ran abruptly
In- front of me *nd I was com roads and streets In the United
pelled to atop suddenly to avoid State* 600,000 miles ere covered
these rains are tough on baseball, serious injury to the little child. with asphalt.
wnnls and golf, they certainly In doing so I .I m I my balance
Wake the evenings a lot cooler. and foil on th» pavement faro
Evidences of oil’ are found the
" severe lajury full length of the Andes in South
my mouth
nose. However. America, although
ugh production In
S L E S t i t
not f in M ,- . ,
filch future scthie some kind of
jUos* should he
Ulftsborough count:
for- next year.
community w ith Furniture and Hom o Furnishings.
This Tia. been tru e in
The mero fact th a t we a r e still a t it,
afte r all these years, 1* fairly good evidence th a t our Prices and Policies MUST have M en
For many year* before OPA w as ever heard of,
reasonable.
w ar year*, while we had OPA w ith us, o u r price* continued reasonable and in
w ere actually below legally established ceilings. Now that .OPA Is gone,
D uring the
HERE’S OUR PLEDGE TO OUR CUSTOMERS:
•
This store will not deviate free* th e policies it has adhered to in the pash
1
WILL BE NO PRICE INCREASES ON ANY MERCHANDISE NOW IN STOCK.
fc
Quality Standards to w hich A* have held for 25
BE MAINTAINED.
rotigwtoi plsrti
No one wlihss to fcsrm or
urs a , little Innocent child
Iher IntDelr Jhetr prospect Tor
S
WANTED
TOU TO h e a r
•ell, oU* price increases w ilt be com m ensurate with th e liberal price policies w e have
alw ays m aintained am i wiU be no greater than absolutely necessary. I
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TH E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAGE THREE
l w a r . SM
!Mrs. Heard, Mrg. Tew
'Honor Misg Brown
TERRACE
TALK
BV
■ — - v - C K tK L I A T R l ’I . l 'C K . -
Social Calcndai
Mrs. W. S. Thorton
Hostess To Circle
rs o n a
The July meeting of C'ircl*- S j ,
5, W. S. C. S. of the F in d Met ho■tint Church, met at lh>' homo uf
Mr*. W. 8. Thornton with Mr».
W. C. Drkle, chairman, opening
the m eeting. J- C; Brock. Lay
preacher, wan lnlroouce.1 anil impresied the membera with the Im
portance of attending prayer
irsreting on Wednesday to denvo
benefit from the mlnl»ter'* mr»-
A U thean Class nf the F irst
B aptist Church will meet at
(A00 P. M. a t the annex. Mr*.
V alla William*.
MV*. Britton
John»on, Mr*. 4t. D .' Sm ith' alrd
Mrs. A. C. Madden will he ho*.
the social hour.
'D aughter* of Wesley of the
F irs t Methodist Church will hold
a monthly meeting at the home
of Mr*. C. II. Winn. Ninth S treet
and Magnolia Avenue, at 8.00 P.
A devotional "F aith " wa* given
by Mr*. It. U. Hutchison and wait
followed by the I-ortl’s Prayer
ul\rjn In uniion. Arrangement*
w ete made for painting th r kindergarden room and foe the men*
supper at the church annnex thi*
month. Regular due* and » u ii ■hine due* were collected.
Mr*. J . E. Courier rend a chapt
er from the circle* etudjr book.
Mm. Thornton, kid the aalutr to
the flag and the group *ang "My
Country T i. of Thee."
Kefreahmente were »erve«| »«»
the following by the ho*te»* Mm.
W. L- Clark, Mra. J . A’. Courier,
Mr*. W. C.Dekle. Mr*. It. l \
Hutchison, Mr*. E G Kilpatrick,
M r ^ -Z : lb Ratliff, M r ... It. K
Khihholser. Mm. A. C. Stark. Mm.
M. R. Strickland and Mm. Thorn*
Favorite Pastime
Bridges
Mm. Neppie Pulver honored Mm.
C.- L. bridge* with a stark show*
e r Thursday evening at the form
er's home, lid Maple Av-mue.
Carnation* and xinnia* decorated
the home where the guest* g ath
ered.
A gan*< wa* played and 'M rs.
Joe S tew art was the prixe winf er. The honoree was presented
tanv lovely gift* from jhe gv«i»l».'
The hostess assisted by Mm. Helen
Goode served punch, sumlwichc*
and. cake at the social hour.
Thor.y Invited were Mr*. Dalton
Cufrberhousc. Mr*. Eula MrCleliWid, Mm. J . F. P iatt, Mrs. W. II.
S tew art, Mm. Ralph Peter*, Mr*.
Joe S tew art. Mm. Joe Thomas.
Mft- S. C. Graham. Mr*. David
Smith. Mrs. L. A. Palmer, Mrr.
Andrew Carrawny, Mr*. Helen
i.’mx'o, Mm. I. L.
Talbot. Mrs.
" a A. Mi-key and Mm. Harlow
Wi Ooodapeed.
Also Mrs. Francis Hickson. Mm.
Mgry H arris. Mr*. N. J. Duvgar,
Mr*. L. B. Reynold*. Mr*. W. E.
Kader, Mm. Judy
Partin. Mr*.
Jr* Jarrell, Mm. L. A. Imve. Mr*.
O orit Jennings. Mm. Axn Davis,
Mrg. B. E. Aiken, Jr. amf Mr*!
L etter Tharp. —
Also Mm. P. J.
Allen. Mr*.
Viola MeC!')lland. Mm. Joe Good(Mch. Mra. Carl Hollenbaek, Mr*.
•Lillian Taague. Ml** M argaret
W right- Ml** Penny M. Pulver,
Mika Jewel Pitman nml Mi*«
Lcrene Franklin.
**
VhTlf If NOTHINO better than a
“lif t 1X4“ .with relish and mustard
plus,some "Pap” to complete a day
at tha beach. Here movie actrrsa
Sally Rawlins on CAes lime out
from her awimm'ng -iv4 tun bath
ing to "kill a dog.-' (i'a'«TN:(lonal)
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Jaly I
George R. Him*
Friend* of Mr*. lad* Gatlin nr*
glgd to learn th a t *he ha* re
turned honwj front O range Mem
orial Hospital where th e umteiwenl a major operation.
Mr*, lie** H owe McCurdy will
go to Gastonia, N. C. on S atur
day to visit her Jort*!n-law and
rfaughte.% Mr. an.l Mr*. F. W.
Mangum, ami chlldion, * •
Mr. and Mm. Robert Aiken arc
enroul.- to North Carolina for
th eir summer vacation after which
they will vixjt her father in
Virginia.
llu p ’y Lee.
Tho»e enjoying the p arty were
MU* Brown, honnree, Mr*. It. A.
Kftig, Mm. J. K. Ilorlge, Mr*.
W alter Itainr*, Mr*. Cecil Bale*,
Mr*. H arry I re . Mr*. l>. II. IgVy,
Mr*. 8. C. Graham , Mr*. T. C.
Brown. Mr*. Ilnridd R atliff. Mr*.
Fred Myet*. Mi** Jewel Pittm an,
Mi** Betty King, Mt«* Roberta
Kvan*.
Mi** M argaret Myers,
Mi** Selmri Levy and Mi** I-ouUo
DNt’OF TMI VICTIMS of the tragic bus accident at Snnqualanc Pa**,
Vtub.,'in which 8 of hi* fclhw Spokane Halt Club players lost their
No*. lien Geraghty (above) is vUilcd tiy his wife In a Seattle hospital
there be it recovering from a head and knee injury. Geraghty ray*
v pray era. of hi* 3 children saved hint.
(International .S'oirndphoto)
GENEVA NEWS
Johnny Duvig Given
Party On.Birthday
Mr*. S. |». howler of Laka Mi.tv „ J,,hnn>' Michael 'Davis. »on of
returned Monday t.r h e r duties Me- “ "1'1 •>*.'?
A , IDtviw. wit*
IfnTorcd Friday on hi* birthday
with n party given by hi* parent*
at ^heir bailie Hint Summerlin
Avenue. ‘ Many attractiv e gift*
w n e pte*cntcd th r young hon
Mr. fttnl Mr*. Hamilton flidrec or ee.
and children have returned from
Refie*binrnt* oh hirtlidny cuke
S arasota where tb ty spent some
tim e visiting relative*. Mr. Hi* nml icr cream wer«' nerved by
oee'a mother i* critically ill in tb Ihr hostess afler which individual
favor* were di-li ibutcd among
hospital there.
the guext*.
T h o s e cell lir.-tling Johnny'*
Mr. and Mr*. Roscoe Mclatlrt
and th*.*e rliildrrn, Mr*. Emnietl biifhdny with liim io.ended Mary
Hunt. Mr*. J. Hnrrold and daur-ti. Helen Washburn, llroinln Duke.
te r Dorn are spending the •.tin Beverly Evan*. I yndn Erlinl*.
Suinnne mol Pniuela lent-*, Jo h n
nier nt Hendersonville. N. f .
ny White. Burke V\ mil. Hilly
T it m mi .
Whiter*.
Mr. and Sir*. I dm 1 Irk- and William-on,
1 daughter. Shirley an I «.ni. J.din Wayne t rulls Ho\ I' . ••••II. I'unl
. Vnrit'o and
have relum e,| In Ih.-ir heire. 11 M- I.e.-i .Ine M .lly
West Six' enlh S ire d af-et u It..iial.I | lor i.
tlo i Mr* ltol.< i ' \\a*ldm in.
three week- vacation at Daytona
Mi- F ail Evan- M»
ilrr£tuit
Beach.
Erh.d-. Mi. (ID J jo ,M i- S*
Mi- lt.,y W.lW allet llayne* Jr.. I’niver*" Clan White. Ji
nf Florida *tudent. will a rilrr liaiti-.m, Mr*. Tom Mulem, Mr«.
borne tomorrow to *fe id •ev-inl Call Piescotl. Mi-. 1 »iim lean
day* wltli In* parent*. Mr. amt Mi'tln in .iii.l Mi unit Mi* llaxi*
Mm. W. M. llayne*. at then
home on Magnolia Avenue.
Mrn. Cb i I K. William* and <hil-Iren, Ku>v uiul ('n il. Jt and Mi
and Mr*. J. It. Crawford l»*fi
yfitofilft) fur Hi»rrUI»ui k.
whrrt* ihfv plan to tprnd u mimtli
vlfltliMf Yhiti* >*alMttvr«. l»i* y atv .
m ak in it
th e
(tip
by
im i
Mr* Ithodu R Ewing enterrained Sunday at dinner with the
following attending Mr nml Mr*.
B. Kmauuet and family of O r
lando, Mr*. II a r t y Cannon of
Orlando and daughter. Mi*. Hazel
Cannon of Miami.
Mr. and Mm. Voile Willium*
have returned to their home on
Magnolia A v en u i. after visiting
their son. Charles, in A tlanta and
another son. Miller, in Pen*nrnln
and motet ing to Dr* Mntne*. Iowa,
and Chiragn,
will la- held
Cm intiy < lull
ig from 10 on
i. M with on
back into the U. S. Navy with
tin- tank of LIEUT, tjg ) and
will report to Snii Antonio. Texas
next week . . . .Hr will leave
Sanford on Tur*dny . . . . l-ocal
men wi > have been offered per*
rank in the
Army int n a n e n t ..............
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«Indr FIRST LIEUT. CHARLES
C. HURT. FIRST LIEUT. CLIPFOKU W. HOWELL. F I R S T
LIEUT. JOSEPH G. C.OVOCEK,
FIRST , LIEUT. JA M ES ,H. .D Y
SON. SECOND LIEUT. \VAL
TER M. TURNER and SECOND
I.IElJT. C. T. DKWQLSKI
The much , tnlkeil nl«mt KRAM
ER. Sanford'* new third Igtseftian,
arrived ye»terday and played
hi* f 11 •%
t vrnim* ln»t rvcninjf . . •
I»U. UA 1.1*11 TOI. a u lHUS*
TV I m hnmr f«»r awhili* . . , •
K N S H i\ IIA HitV I.KK. .III. haft
iiv p iv ^ r In- honurublt* ihuhaitfe
fluid (hi* II S. Naval !<«***nr •
hi .lai’kAiiiivill** nml i* hum* for
••MU* i him* . . • • MR. and MRS.
o rch i-lra playtug fn| tin ,«,«•
»ioii hikI at**- a midnight* -nark
wil|
.cited ! ThU will Ite a
dance l-n ineilibem and fnniilir-
«toppcl| to notice tjifte i* more
n.iivity In Sanford *•• far tbl*
-nni-itei than in many, many
|iie t|..||* yeai*
MRS. II. if.
ami -I'v'il l •«• ;» linng-n|i uff.iu i u | h'M W tin left f..r a month
I In lining and ,d.| ,nMm e
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’or the past week, have returned
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Iimh re*enlUU*d In Ihr U. S. Navy
a f ln uppi u t iniutcly five yrm*
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liam MncC|u*ky and two childie i
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HAMILTON, ELGIN and WALTHAM WATCHES*'
CAMBRIDGE, UNITED STATES and DUNCAN-MILLER GLASS
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HAVILAND CHINA — SIMMONS CHAINS
on n (hocked world; problem
war had yielded to prohlenti
peace. The United Slate* hod lo*t
a g re a t President; H itler had Ixun
reported a suicide; M uuollni lied
been killed by his vengeful peo
ple,
I B ut it waen't International news
alor.i which made the headlines.
A bomber crashed into the Em
pire S tale b u llin g . A court ruled
Charlie Chaplin was a father.
Btnr Croaby and Frank S inatra
fought It out with song and jibe.
La Guardia (topped being New
York** mayor. And added to the
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yeur patience, good will end fine cooperation w# feel we have done
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pret llivir son Jrnuiy to airive (•«»l*l«*li |^»k»*
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with the Nstinnni Airline Tran*Friend* nf Mr und Mr*. Paul
portatioti Command nt Pearl lia r- W. Radfoiil will lie Intere-lcd to f u n (o Situ 11««*«i|ti|f«» M r * I I filin ’ *.
Small i|uantitir* of lo h ra xvnont hor fpr the pn»t year whew "e learn th at they a le agnin making I Monday und Mr. Hill^ died «tnlhave Iwen found useful for reduc- wa* »tatior*--.l with the Navy. He Sanford tD.dr home nfle* a five denly Tuesday night. .
Th» fuui-inl and interment in
log Pain from various huluun all will receive his dl*--Hatgr In Jack- year absence. Tin y H e a t piesent
the Oviedo, New York cemetery
•cnville l»efnr# arrlv.ng home.
living with til* *i*ter, Mi*. It. FL wa*. Sunday.
Chapman, at 118 Elm Avenue.
He is survival by his widow,
Mr. Itndfnrd I* still |iiit>- ill Mr*. I anil-.' Ii Hill* of tietlevn.
friends will regret tu know
«<vl three -oil* John I " of New
City. I.IUII- of We.*t Palm
Mr. and Mr* W. C. Mu..- Iind York
nnd Ibiugl.i* nf Alexandria.
the following a* goe*ls fiu tha [ Benrli
pa*t week t'ngt and Mr*. Wil Va.. and five gi andi liil.llsn
OUR SECOND
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present entire Mediterranean navel etrength—one cruiser sdd two de
stroyers—off troubled Trieste. At left Is Vice Adm. Dernhsrd It. Blerl,
commenrler of U, S. naval forces In the Mediterranean, and above la hie
flagship, the new ID,000-cruiser Fargo. Navy photos.
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Sanford M erchant* Association
MOST STORES IN SANFORD WILL
CLOSE W EDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
d M Y O k J U W 'jl i t W m M W
BUT
» hit'll to I h r t i l l
day
of
A n ijin !.
li,ajt-*l (hi* Jn*l d a y nr. Ju ly . t i l l ,
ix n n i K i i r r y V B N ' T b . i
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d a y n f J u l y A I * . I»I*. I i * . filed
■am * In m y ' n f f h * a n d huo
a p i i l l r a l l o n f o r a l a . d*r*» In ho*l
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TAX l i K R I i
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in l l l n r k t i * | . r
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n o t ic i:
I T r r k C t r r u t t C o u r t.
I h m ln u l c C o u n t y , K b , Ida
• a in r In niy o f f l r r a n d Han f n ad r
• p p l l r a l l o n ft*r i I m d r#4 : l<» »*r
in Ml ml t h s t r o f i Hit Id e r r t If In t r r#np
hraers
Ihr
f o l l o w i n g d r t r filled
p r o p r i l y in t h r C o u n t y u f H n n ln«>l», H t u t r ,i*I t i u i i % , lo * w |( >
1-oU 1 4*A 14 Itlk . 2 C lay Hpflng.
T h e H M t a i i n i a i o f j h t maid prop*
r f l y u n d r r t h r *ald r r r t l f l r a i r »»• u r d wgR J h I h r n a m r u f Artnl# T.
lludyra.
Pnl ra fi an hi r r r | l f l t a l r * h t l l h r
r r d r e n t e d a r r o i d i n * In taw, Ih*
p r o p e r t y drurrllH-d t l m rr i i ) will h r
•«dd t o Hi* hjf^hr at tfiddr r a! I h r
r o u r t h o u r * d w r .un ihr* fire I Mon*
flay in i h * m m i h o f AugUNl, | 9 |C,
9 ^ l i I* th # nth iI m of AilgtifI,
I>atrd thi# 2nd d a y o f Ju ly . 1914.
U P dtiniMKiN
IHKALl
t* l rr k iHrri|H C o u rt,
Hrmliiol* ( ‘miuljr, F l o ri d a
N tlT lC K
4 »F AP PLICATIU.N F u l l
TAX l»KKl>
C h a p t e r 17447 *#f I 9J 4
S t rT I l’L IN IIKUKIIV t i I V L N T»*at
(lei.r g e K V-ki.m, hotair I «»f Tbk
t V * 'l l f l r a t r N«* 431, lsnttnl Ih* Irtl
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• a m a in m y H fflff an«! hiie riMidr
• p p lleg ttfin fur a Ink ilt-ul If* h r
!■• ued th erw o n Halil e e r t i n r a t e , rm hrarve
th e
fo llow ing
ilr s c r llo d
p r o p e r t y -lu th# t ' o a n t y i f s-wtn*
I *14He, H t a t # nf Flurti%«, I % r i 11
I-*»l» < !«i 9 li l e e k 7 C lay IIprInga,
'The i i u f s i m f n j o f th e snlit p ro p *
e r t y u n d e r Ih# a a ld r e r t lf lr a t e !••
a u r t l w oa in th e n a m e o r U
T.
H w ltt e r .
'flu# n w a s i n r n l *»f ih r ••111 pn«p*
tnrly ' ur»it#r lh«* ••!«! r # rtif ic w i> »'•• U**il w*u In i h r n a m r u f \ y .
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- i ' n b o »«i d r r t l l f i r a l r p Im II h«
r*Hl**«>m»4 •rrrrFilitijf If* I^Mf, Ih*
p fo|» rM y - drs»« rIh* i| I h r r r l n w ill !»•
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r t i t i r t hiiu-iw d o o r o n (hi? flnM i L a ,
d a y In I h r m o n t h nf
w h i c h is ( h r 5t h d a y of A U ( i u ^
Jlil> I ml d a p o f Ja ly ,
J*. I*. I I K I I M H I N
U * r k C lrru lt C ourt.
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N O T IC K
OK A l ' I ’l . l l ’A T IO N K o | |
T A X DKbU,
C h a p in I l l t f „f | . n
N O T IC E IX IIK UK IIV O IV K N . T h ai
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d a , nf m l , A f* l » t ; . hno f l lr .1
• a m * In m y n l f l r * a n d h a a in a it ■
o p p l l r a l l n n b , t a t a » d . r t l t*. I,a
lo ao ril t h r r o n n . Xald r o r t l f l r a t r ^ i i f
brarro
th *
fn l ln w lt i d
o*.*TXtj*l
l i m p r r t y In t h * C o u n t y n f X*t«.
n I a I - **t KloOita, t n - 4a.lt
1**1 I t Itlk I I Cln> X p r l n s a
TIl* *t■**■ ■tn * n t n f t h r oald p ro p * r t , u n d r r t h r r a i d r r r t l f l r a t * lo.
* a* d *•■■ In t h * n a m * o f IV. II.
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l ‘nf**o r a i d r r r t l f l r a t * - l u l l tn*
r o d M n w d a r r u r d l i i K to l a w . th *
p r o p * , ! , d r o r r l b r d t h r r r t n aa tit I,*
o n b r In I h r l o g tiro) I d d d r r a t t h .
m u o hmi** iln u r **« Ih* flro l M o n
d a y |n Ih* iiiu n th <<f A uauol. I > l t .
w h i c h la I h r s t b d a y o f AuRual.
I ' n l r s s gfUd c e r t i f i c a t e s h a ll he
r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g i c? law, th#
p r n p c lt ) Mi
t h e r e in will be
| n i i i • Us /l> * ^ M < f | b i d d e n *t th*
r<»iirf hoiieg* a u o r im t h e f lr a t Mon-
lr a ta il thl* I m t <la, of J u l y , U t l .
O. I*. I IK I I M H i N
%
C l r r k A'lfCUIl.. C h ttf l.
- ,B * m a» u ir C o u n ty , Klu rtila
BY PAUL ROBINSON
s e v b n t
Y ’M i m
e
,*-
SLICk: TClOcrZ-EH. CHICK *
I PULLED THE OLD INVIS*
BLAMK/- EVECYy 7>lEYTtE ALL
ONE OF THESE S BLANK' RUT
H ftM
THAT/
W lN S THE BK3 Y
p M E 2lucjcy - n u m b e q S
NATCH!
------- n DANCE * j
--------?^er?Z\ lRLE ^
HAVE A NUMBER
ir /A ^
PHONEY
T N K M my h a n d am t " I t tria l
n t H an fo rd . S . m l n o l * C o u a i y ,
da, ^Ikla t i n m b d a y e f J u n o .
o V , RKRNDUN
C l a r k n f M M Cl r e a l I C o u r t
• y (I. to H u n t . D l*.
V O U D SETTEE.
B e THE IN V IS
lO LffH A N WH6H
TvtFv a c r MgPu?
H E Y / I WON THiS DANCE
-N O CUTTING IN! S O p —
~^—r l e a p w .TH ir V o d
^ ^ D e E R 'O ttE p O iv O
U Q M SQ ti
& h e g o n n a P lay a '-----iAME.'-YOURE A DOUGHNLiT
WE DUNK V
w
AD®AN
X X-
CEPTION
OF MOST GROCERY
STORES AND
DRY CLEANERS
WHICH .WILL BE OPEN WEDNES
AFTERNOON
K r m l n n l r C o u n t y . Klo rld*
t
NOTICE
DAY
for
p m « « r t f iU h I U m I 'tllel'S fi, krill be
.••111 In [h r tlijjheot bidder m 'l l * *
court, huuo* d*™r on i h r O r.t Mon*
day in Hi* uwnlh u( A u s u .l , i '■«*
Ilea la S t r a w
« lv a » ,lfc a t
flL Z O O M
\© u ttJ ri8 * 2
UH«
THE? SCHOOL
J E E P /ffl-f
CLOSED
ALL DAY THURSDAY.
SANFORD MERCHANTS
ASSOCIATION
HANG CM
THE LONE RANGER
FORO AT THE BROT!
PLEASE, CAPTAIN,LETME \ 1HATUBE
WITH THe TROOP.
MSARWV1D <
FlGHf INDIANS,NOT
. 5WHNIGETWJWJ<*
THEY’RE HEADIN'FORA
5HWITH GERONIMOjAND
HEADIN' FOR A BLA STS)
PORAL
DUNCAN
. IHOPESO,
BUT HE'S
f TRICKY j T ‘
HEADS FOR
GlODAP
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•»*
TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1946
TH E SANFORD
HERALD.
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A
&
5 JR
k
- r
Lii»*
kv f#
^Tonight the Sinfurd Celery
tangle with lhr l.c«ab*ig
Barkers In a l» ln bill whirl!
1« slated Co get uaJrrw ay at
7:00 o'rtork at Ik* Municipal
Park.
By Jack Sords
JACK IN GAME
THE BOX SCORE
s tv n u in
Slli.rimm. ft
Tint)*, in
LEESBURG, July 2, (Special) llrlilr,' cf
— Charley Bisson, Iran Sahford, Uikr. If .
lb
righthander, racked up Ms sixth Irfv>,
K ra m er, !
victory of the season last nt|(ht
when he scattered eight Mow*
. while his mate* were punching
out five safeties off Hill Me(.'Unlock to nai| up n ’2 to 1 win
r the l^esbun ** ‘
S aints who
were rained out last night.
The Feda tallied their first
run in the third inning hut the
Packers knotted the count in
th eir half of the fifth. However,
In the u pper h a lf of the sixth
the Feds- jumped on McClintock
for another sirfclr tally which
.proved to be fatal to the Packer
aggregation.
Pave Bride, fleet Fed (en te r
fielder,- [towrred the Fed .attack
by g ettin g three' of" the five
Sanford blows off McClintock.
Tho other two hits war* split
between Manager- K<l I .<-vy anti
catcher Don Zaspel.
A ppearing in the Fed lineup
for the first time Inst night
was Boh Kram er new infieltler
who joined the Sanford aggreration 'only yesterday afternoon.
Kramer w ent hitless during four
official trip s to the plate but
' he handled five assists and *
- single putout at the hot com er
flawlessly.
'
.
i t i i :if n e w i tA i.i i:
Ill t*n days of t h e A lters, cocoa
I K i I liSHURG. Y.i Itilv
"I* I‘eo n s w eir u s e d for the paym ent
\ fu»t i=i‘I lsii*-t'l‘.tl| Ir.ltfut' luiB of ta x e s , for the purchase a t
i' ■'! «. iji Ui VifKiratit It Iw .n 't stiive, a n d Mr the payment of
» ' * f hav* n mttm* y e t, but »tw s o b f l e l w ages.
mi iulf.*ri» .ll«* |Vt**i«»'
dersburg. I id- I
— ±1
*»'••»! ilviubt*,
ip In*,
I o ' . tin]
Hol e - I Althouitli tlhe t'him-se used gun»■> j a c k s p r i n g e r
• -eries in Hrnokiyii. Mnnngcr Fd- well. \\o v e rly and Stony Creek. powder fen* flares, Friar Roget
I Huron, of England, discovered ill
VI* N ew .features Wrl*-r
dip Dyer of the Card inn I, devoted*
h n in m i b is ly
a h ,i
'.(* explosive qualities hundreds ol
Nv W YORK, July 2. UF) — I t'. m**re tim e In the pn-.iim e rtnA I'c I Ini n t w ate r.
*years later.
• .
eiie of iho.e thing, you'll have to house session to n dl-ciisalim of
look haid to find in the daily le'V bow to ruth* S tanki th in t>: uu>
•cores bu! one of the big rejt- thing else,
setts the !tiookiyn Ihulgers ui>'
On YVny to Ne« " .ilk Record
tunning up limit these Hays Is
The lecoril Ixiok. -hoiv pili!punkv b o le F..|die Stanky.
■-l*ci| Eddie far in front nf tl
Stnnky- e. the tellow Hiam )i ‘ league with bases on hall-s=—» m
rtickcv atnl |,r.i tbiiochei must i aging better than one .i game,
hove h nl in miiat when 1 1*■> d e - [ nti«| nti the way to .mushing th
tided the se tria n second baaeainn | National l.engis- te. -id who'll bsillily lleirviuii via. no long) i ! Iillllsclf set hist year hv wulkleg
iwedad. an d sar n L .h in t_ u ( f to H"
t . i pn «. T l m m . i i le.ia'iic iuiu-^ q.
-------- —
sTTi i t :
iiof“ on
w o
Spunky Eddie Stanky Is Sparking
D urocber's First Place Dodgers
th e 'HtilbCX and I fie‘ 1.i p *>u*
ll*. rn tica) gents w h o p o p u l a t e
lltooklyii’s bleacher* a* well.
On
Stanky
; i t th a
Itickey
threw-,
llu ns. H lltrrm a n. 11(14', Mofmlno,
K rtors: UcCIIntork. ItiMi
l in n ,
batted t n : HH4c. KI«*l»Mn». T « » - l u o
hilt lioial. Harr If Ire tilt: BOttaU. Mr.
t'iia lo c k . mulct! bases; m U r in o in ,
L4ry. Ibiuble p U y s ; I>.ir...i, «.r,-s s s ls le d t. I .eft on ba se s w.intorn
lim a
1,».t>iirg in. irsee on baits: ofi lb-.
f'llnl»ek t; off IIIs *«m 7. Wild p t.n t
McClintock. IUIk* lllsson Time of J
Ha r p / G PA B ih ief^
game. ItV4. Umpires! - A s i b r w n and ■
_____
HOOKIES’ NIGHTMAHK
outinciiig
gmiblut'ele
. i >... .
n <I t o in e vent
S ta n k y *
node twin killing ran room m
-------------------~
m *l '-Olio.Ition f r o m 'b e hot
line. The bvtl tang and the red t c a ll'd d It*lie man guarding the
light blinked.
, midway
first, day of their .......
SPORTS LAUGH
111 .lwaB-.rifi.fri4!
*
S h # <«ki|t|K*it Im tk U» (E# r#j»t
6 ARTICLES FOR SALE
7 P e ta ,
L iv c ilo c li, S u p p iie *
]2
S P E C | A i. S E R V IC E S
C411v I»f4. V*' el t 11IIff *■
WILL su b 're n t, ft room furnishe«li SOUTHERN'S DDT Live Stock ! HUY cOW#,
II \V I*«ri1, Dhoti# 7«>> U
Spray for spraying chicken
bouse July 10 to Nov. 1. No
LI \ 111 I I l'Y ui.tirat.
yards, garbage cans, outdoor L*'VK b i t «N 1
children. >41* month. Call 560bln* I turn
it u p o r 'a iit
Y » u k i'.*w
w lia :
screens, etc. Alsu for ra ttle and
W
. ______________________
uhitr, *#vt*rn| |mtr* y lb»u mt>l
xv.. .Id
i »i
to
r e p la n > wo
all types livestock. One gallon
I'h n n # iift# rU "(iM «
hom e.
fu r n lln r e ,
m e r e b a i u l a •:
6 ROOM houge, furnished 12500
makes up to 30 • gallons of
and automobile If de*tro>«L
K r month- Adultx only. J. V. •pray. 42.40 gallon.
Hut :.*ii don't know what
srtin, RL 2, Box 98.
SOUTHERN CHEMICALS
HELP W A N TED
going to l>e in
v e rilh
MM N. E lm
Phong M l
WANTED TO RENT
suit i -vi Iving Itodlly injury »r
death G.*t ndeqeate liability
TWO 4-foot North W ind Meat
WILLING to pay tix nfonthx ren t
display cases w ith one unit GIRL lot »ods FounUm at I-an j coven ae tl. M. ltoyd A Co.
ey'a Drug Store. P art time or
In advance for furnished or u n
practically new; one McCray 40r . o i s i , i.i D y’ <,r t u trip a r ..
full tlm*.
furnished houia or apartm ent.
cubtc foot rcacii-in m eat ease;
----------------------.lent [wild y fry m C. M Box
What have you to 'o f f e r ? ‘Phone
on.: Globe sHccr; one Hussman
uilliiMtitf tn m«Vi*
TED
A Co
662-W. ______________ ________
meat chopper. Rhone 1098. , W hAoNu se
truth-i In bi'flt b VVnluri REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SAVE hauling' Closing out this
day
IWpIv
. lhe II m«*
N* *\\
we(k very good heart pine —
ty ag ain .t #**ll**f
Jt’fsli I
A LITTLE country home th a t you
4x4, 8x6, 2 xn. ;'xl0. 2x6 tongue 9
W
A
N
T
E
D
W
O
R
K
*to# m •ittmaurA Get Ex t#rnb •
have alw-ays wanted. C-dward
and groove flooring; basic slag
CUivn tk'r i M- ltoyd A Fo,
• F. Itane, ''T he man who known
16.00 ton; some tin left. Old
Hanford."______________________ Seminole Feed location.
EXPERT palm ing nf houses.
C ontract or huurly basis, pit.
3 B E D R O O M bou/xj w ith nice
LIFETIM E im-ome health awl
128,
garage apartm en t only 46000 .
arrid eal insurance. Non canrrll
I
AM
expecting
one
c
a
r
-load
of
Edward F. lam e.
aide C. M Hoy.l A Co.
COLORED woman w in d s d a ily
coa) w ithin the month of July
work, 512-ii K. Ttl> S t . fiOiBLOCK of four loti, each 60 x
for my retail trade. Place your
hour.
11T, located edge-of city llmltx,
IlO SPPt AI.IZATION
Itwiiran..',
order now. Calhoun Coal Com
lietween Hanford and Palm etto.
indivatoal, fam ily and group,
pany, Phone 72.
Ideal for homealtca or invest
LOANS
11
C. M Hoy11 & Co.
ment. Call 220-W.
RENT A t All
HEDGE SHEARS.
HORKtiW H l.lt K WHERE
4 REAL ESTATE WANTED SeeR AusK E for
Yitl DRIVE IT
8. WEED CUTTERS,
PRIVACY IS RESPECTED
P illlN K 20(1
DI8IF PANS, PKRCOIxATORS jYOUli natural d e s iit i" f privnry
WANTED; Listing* of farina,
HTKIChL YND-klDItKIHUN
ENAMELED PAILS—and other
in money m ailers u ntnelly
ea, groves nnd . business
t U lliyP nlT, INC.
hard tn g et itema. Stanleyrespected here.
Friends »n-l
Rogers Hardware Co.
WILLIAMS, REALTOR
relatives are not questioned
415 A tlantic Hank llldg.
Rcasonablt*
ulxiut your credit.
Your em LAWNS m o w e d .
prices. Jerry Lurd, phone 7Hbployer or business associates
HOUSE In o r n ea r Hanford on 1 PAIR scales; 1 spray ca rt and
will not hear of your personal
electric Una, a t least 7 rooms.
ith wf
t duster eari, Ibolh
with hReh‘
affairs. There is no cause fur
WUI pay 43000 alj cash. YVriU
for, trae
to r use; ------t d u ster
--------------ter cart;
ernharraM menl.
i*
or see Mrs. Paul M arrs. Route
1 lot of hand tools; 1 seed bed
Reasonable credit requirem ents. EXPERT piano tuning nml re
pairing. IL C liff Dresner. Ilux
one. Box 87-A, Sanford, Monroe
p, 2 Cole plantivs;
No co-makers on money loans.
lUa. ML Dora. Phone 2115.
Corner.
duster; I Mods) A
Variable payment plans.
tractor -good tires, exFAMILY
LOAN
CD,
DODGE • PLYMOUTH
* ARTICLES FOR SALE
condiUon, together with Florida Bask Bldg.
I’hoaa S3
PARTS AND KF.RVICK
lift, cultivators, et(.; I mule;
4 T VENTURA ATTIC FANS
109 Palm etto A»e.
Phone 1011
I 1836 Modsl Chevrolet truck
IL a POPE CO, INC.
with 6 rood tire s; I tingle
LOAN'S
dL« and harrow fo r mule; I ON automobile*. C. M, Hoy.l A Co. ^"NOTICES— PERSONAL
AUTO top and windshield sealing.
leveling board; 1 large fort* ON cash value of life Insurance
Also jouch up enFOB 46 )*<>u can add to your
tllter broadcasting c a rt with
Senkarik Glass A Paint
lid es at 2H"V to 4V»5i. C.
automobile
_____
liability policy, 91,"
hitch fo r tractor use. Carl S.
Boyd A Co.
__
0Q0 medical paym ent for earh
Mynas, Phone 7HI—J.
person accidently Injured while
J
DECALCOKANIAS—large aasorta passenger in your car. in
ment sm a rt new Decal acta, 4 SMALL ice refrigerators and 12 SPECIAL SERVICES
rluding YOU. 0 . M. Uoyd A
2 electric bot plates, 2 burner.
20c. Senkarik G la s s '* Paint
Co.
818 Magnolia, phone 812*M.
FLOOR SANDING
ohnaon outboard
and finishing. Cleanieg and wan GET A 6 > u r fire am i wind,
----------------- - PHOTOGRAPHS-----------policy. You will
storm policv.
RL 2 Box 16
ing. New floors surfaced to par*
a n truly tn a treasures of tim e.
lando 4Hghway,
fectlon. Old floor* made like new. t approxim ately 1/3 of the cost
^
The,
m ake
Ideal wtfta f o e
and may pay the p re m iu m 'in
Call
8 PIECE Ihrlng room aulte.
6 annual Installm enb
C. M.
R. M. G LB ABON
er 8. Coleman. E.
Boyd A Co.
Lake Mary, Fla.
E
—
SIGNS
Show cards ami posters
0 — OBITS SIGN HBRVIC1
p . O. Landress, Phone 1021
saf.-lv tw e mil o f e v e r y five tim e*
he si c o n e d *o t*-e p late
T h a t ' s t h e in1| o r t s n t t i n -ff
a lo n g w ith th,' fa ct *lioi all lie*
p o u n d s o f h i m a r e pl^V’wg h i t *
In w in e v e r v m i n u t e of 'h e R u n s '
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a n tic * t n r e a c h first.
F i g u t e s prnvi, S t a n k y ' , n o p w
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for e x a m p l e . • in I ' t g a m e * ho
l‘a tf(v| o n ly 2I.VH, a n d of hi* t IT
till, onfv ,'tft wcit* f o . i \ 1- i ha-iII - fuittitnr a v e i a g e for Ihres' full
y i a l s in t h e ilia b n . (lie c a m e up
lo ( hifBXti in U*lS fiuiii M itw uukee.- a m L w e n t t o ItiiH-klvu n»
11*11 fo i p i t r h e t Hob t h i p m a n l i .
,j‘iil, tn t h o s e t h r e e y e a t s he hit
just o n e h o m e r
t . e a d . in H u n . Sxiirr-I
iiH r tu»t-waving.- Stanky get* w t
k-iae a* m ijjh u» anybody on ll**
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‘v a lu a b le players on the t e a m .'
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- Mr'svber o M ' e W i ftek*ml
By sheer p e rsisten c e, wiv-giiiie.
PackietTabcuunf^Uu&Ade Givjieifr AlCaJ MFTC.
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NEW YORK, UTV— Hernboi.ui.b,
A ustralia's crack thorough b i d .
recently won his STlst race in 21*
starts. Hia' victories in the Doomben Cup and Ahern Handicap .it
Brisbane coat the bookmakers n
reported million dollar^. tie is
owned by A. 0. Romano. Sydney
restaurateur, who it is reported
won (125,000 on th e double vic
tory. t '
nice iia ideal a b ility
(liiglit las l u c k y to
yvaoj Class j \ . \ club,
o d m i t s he cstn’t h i t,
n n d would t i n t s a
(b -t (nun
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th* bell inn I l«irnv«l *‘B lb# liirhl
c o a c h i n g tyvo s p o r t s
D happened in l."( A ngelo I f H u # tiuit li t|tMT« thill c o u n i ? "
S P O R T S O D D IT Y
tvlltly. A young girl substituted |
H. 4 » w l a l r « i r?»M
for ab Diet on a Indies team tn |
COACHES'REUNITED
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July 4th
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Spa^hclli
FOIL AN
KNJOYABLI']
DAY AT
THE BKACH!
PENN OR OCEAN CITY
SALT WATER REELS'
AND OTHER FISHINO TACKLE
8AVE money en your fire, wind, storm , automobile, workm en’s
compensation,
burglary,
lla.
billty and other Insurance.
You'll like our profit-sharing
plan of insurance. C. M. UoyJ
TH E 8 0 * is preferable to the ENJOY yotir meal In cool com
f o rt—nice b reete a t th e Red
(6 0 deductible colli*ion or upB am . beet ham burger sandwich
aet automobile Insurance. Get
in the county. Boy Johnson's
our rate* for your cars and
trucks. C. M. Boyd A Co.
SPECIAL Sunday D inner a t the
mm-
_____ LOST A FOUND
OUR J c w t’ry F loater policy will
repay you fo r Jewelry lo s t
‘ stolen or destroyed. No ifs.
C. M. Bowl A Co.
FOUND - ' p a i r - of m an’s
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Tax Equalization
Stresses Need For
Citv Revenue
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MATHER
TUESDAY, - J L Y
H IE SANFORD HERALD, SA N Pl'R D FLORIDA
in Un> I lep artin ert! it!
tty Spud* Johnson
WOULD KltlKNDSlIM* AND
PLACE BEING PROMOTED
IIV 4-11 CLUB MEMBER
The idea of world citizenship
and loyalty a , a mentis of promuting wot til friendship and pea..was emphasised liy I la t-tl . lull
indmliers from II state* at 'lie
Nullutiu! I ll t.liil. 1 iinlp in Wnstiirtgton retenty. They Iwlirio liiat
a sense of wurld ruiieitship wilt
l.e ait |iti|K>ttunl step t.iwurd v%sir I.I
peace.
Through the v.-nr* I-II club
numbers have been pledging tlieii
heads, hearts, hands and health
to their rlulis. th eir romrounit'.;*
and th u r Country." llut at tho
Washingtr n camp the delegates,
four from nearly every state,
voted to p’-Hlge their loyatti-r
also to the world.
"Thu world today is beset with
many problems," says the irp .n l
M M S M itP C /!
■H*r in e p t - g lt ild — Mil
WeiU't HMtthttk writing p*fi,
■•Hi »K*
RR dif\
fSctnr in the g in w tlro lif Hanford
He -aid lie favored the City g et
ting additional revenue to meet
expenses hut not by increasing
lt*| »aH4il*M i*g I r M w rrtM
d t y w H * n » tib m * r g « r f g t ir f ir
wain
WfliM U» J PNRiM »• 3 !••«•
• n i n i r .M l
ifcrtridg*.
ittaftil —wit'll ■ carl*Mg# «*■
I ft I S t t t t n d i
Cjan't (tali -
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Y*t* can t * * • « iK a l a tkg I n i
Wnin m •», p*e*i »•
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M r.lo S is I , , i k , n i r p u
U UNIS
si
CA- MICM C.f.lUr, Allitfl
as uitailri (isrklwry
A CIVIIIAN IMPIOYI at \Vc*tnver
Army Air 4'leltl, Helen St.*vr,*'i. In.
of Holyoke. M uu . i* shown as rim
tc-slitl.d at ttie trod In Kutf.dk Su
perior Court, Mor.lon. Mass, of t.tTI m.iou* t . .ir. il, 24, Kouicrvitle,
Msw The uir b o ic otltcer is
• tints;. •I with In muling Mies Sluvruu no the lu«ty^uilii lighted t igarellcs tlnlcrnal/onnl Suuiidphoto)
Mather's Prices
ARE B E L O W O P A A P P R O V E D PRICES!
MATHER will continue In bold these prices ns long
*• stock lasts.
I T S EASY T O PAY T H E M A T H E R WA Y
iH.O'Jd
ATTEND
Seminole County Boy»
PI.ENTY TO DO — 13 HOURS O F ITI
Supervised Swimming, B oating, Fishing, Scouting,
Hiking, H andicraft, Athletic*, C am pfire Stories
Songs, Stunts.
I I I * |ll>i|i|4 \
of various countries >In regitniing
AS PRISiDENT TRUMAN WATCHIf, John IL Steelman (second from thentaelves solely us citii.'iis of
rig h t), U sworn In M the new Reconversion Director by Assoclata their country and not as world
Justice Harold 1L B utton (left) of the U. S. Supremo Court, nt a ccro- ritiren s; second, (he jealousy .unit
mbnylreld in tho Rose G arden of the White lfuusc. Holding the ldblc is suspicion which exist so strongly
law Billie frig h t). Secretary of the Senate, (fntem allona! i'oundphcitoji between .nations today; .third, ,tbl
eernom ir instability of the whole
world: and finally, the world.wide
rivalry which leads to misunder
standings between nations.’’
To ptomois? .international go id
will, the in.y, and gill* lecom.mended disetissitms iir local l-Helubs on oudi’islundlng parents,
“since the frumtatinnn of n .-table
government dr[n-ml upon
<• ia
the home"; -tndy by 4-11 club* of
the U nited Nation*: 111 gif! of
rbithini' iii.d fool f.u -o red r I....
nil- lit
u i ,-it.*,| r.iuntr it- nod
-I-11 .‘JuJiiulasK fid (on i|'o ’ludents.
In un impic ivc cr reiip iiv in
ducting *il.yc-ar-old* into rili’i-n*
■hin, 4'.» lu.Vrv mill r ill- declared
"We iecoj;ui ■■ that iiiinikiml (..day
(g forced to take the path of vi*dim Or In- de* I roved i.v the fo c i*
pf tdiv«ie«l -'d'-in e Anil we lio n
that wisdom I •** in living t. I'.lhi i
in ............... and cooperation
By
strengthening our home*. in.| lov
ing all** scien ce _j Hi| i.Osine- of
llglil ill ‘II .* ( i ti .1 i o g- end..r-n-.value. io ru 1.i! lift mol e. i n - C hrist..or p. n,, nil..- i«u>- e- • -I
etlm . fnr ev.rv.lov living
nare e n f id e e r that we tnovi .) --r
tn on. i*., -i I,! ... ne» fin llu *
WHIIE PROWLING in a Clilcaco apartm ent house, college student W1J-#
Bum Meitcrij, 17. was tra[iped and subdued by a policeman. Taken to a
hospital, Hcircus- was questioned about Uia kidnap-m urder of illtlo
Suzanne Degnatt. A routine check of his fingerprints, say police, dis
closed a similarity tn those on the Dcgnnn ransom note. Pictured with
ttie student uic William Mllnla (left). Superintendent of the Houso nf
(.'direction, and Dr. Andrew J, Toman.
(International Soundphoto)
pier* • o
the —N rtr
"i utk public Library him worn out
i.i 33 vear9 "f usage.
Rural Common Sense
nnti-iuiling i iiiollne pump
of j h o tir gin-. liu* been i|ef *.t»lliiur.l I'rum I'Aar line
■i| tn eliminate paint prubnf Dttrng station ofierntuia. hail rut oft nnotliei i • itl.tuitl in
Valuation, lie also railed attention
to the fort Dint while the I minty
(jets two re n t. of ||<> tiv ru rent
ymoltne tax, the City derives no
I evenu„ from this sourer.
to reply I,, i|.jest um. by Mr.
Ilinlsliiddei, City Malinger II N.
Snyer said that a million dollar
A N N O tlN <
Inriease in property as-eitsmenU
would result fru it the new ap
praisals. and that the railluge i
The amazing now
levy now nt a maximum, multi not
be raised. Mayor Gilt stated that
on a nresent f.'f.OOft v au latin n 1
basis, which would ineludr about
1*5 p e rm it nf the homes in tho
city the incrense m tux to home
owners fro m .ll.> new appraisal i
Would be but * lli.tltl a year oi ■
76 rents n moulli.
Mr. Houshojder piuteslH that ,
the iiatllle diiT not k n n » what the
I'ltey.
2, 1948
JULY 8 TO JULY 21
H. E. MORRIS — PH O N E 795-J
If your car is giving out blr
iciok at your crtrburctor . .
we carry new ones in stock
moke, let us take rv
cannot bo repaired,
ELECTRIC SERVICE
COMPANY
I' c m HHttN |s in M V| t ,- John It I
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207 MAGNOLIA AVE.
SANFORD, FLA
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Phone 101
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201-OB East
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r m * . n Rllfnul«ht d l t i r r t k f IfMsJ m f f r u / i i l l f
Irp rniULktia fur o * * r 40 rrmr*. Ilofcn'a tffta
ItAppy r r llr f atul w ill help lha 11 (nil** of
L L IL r / I n k * fltzth out p>‘l«fiOuua n i i U f rvm
“Where CustomerH Send Their Friends”
j o u r b i w L CJ*4 D a t a ' * IMUa.
HOME CONTROLLED
201 East First Street
. Sanford. Florida
09c Opens 12t45 P. M. 40c
Prices (Jood Through Wednesday
Today - Wedne»day!
She love* h a rd . . .
She hates n a r c . . .
She lives h ard . . .
She's (he kind of Gal men
don't trust and women
shouldn't.
HIRI IS THI riRST IXCIUSIV! PHOTO of the family of the late Josef
Gucbbcls pictured In their farmhouse near Mocrlach, Ootmany. They
nta Mrs. Kolliqrina Goeblielx (left), m other of former Propaganda Min
ister; Mrs. Marie Klmmlch (rig h t), alster of CJoehbcD, and her 18inutillu-uld daughter. Mrs. Klmmlch totd reporter* ttiat Goebbels rarely
—— h i, mnUwir and nnver contributed to her suuuort. (Infcm ational)
FOR YOUR 4TH O F JULY PICNIC
I^et’s (io Pienickin«!
fancy Iceberg
Lettuce 2 heads
N ice
15c
Vetl*w
Ran anas, It lhs
........... 29c
New Crop Apples, II lhs 49c
Fresh Tomatoes, 2 lbs 25c
Taney Washington
Bing Cherries lb ......... 39c
Yellow Onions, 3 lbs .... 14c
Fancy Klberta Freestone
SWIM
TRUNKS
*«
Peaches, 3 lb s ........... . 35c
Cuban Avacados, each 12c
BUY YOUR
WATERMELONS HERE
*'•**?;
ot »•“' .
5JS-*
Cop**1
Tuwoi»r*t
SPAM
12 oz. can
Crackers
d*do»»-
otton brach ro b e . $8.95, ta rry ja c k e t, in button
o r slipover $1.85— 12.00. L eather *an d ali $4.00.
SPREA D S
Edgar K w S I S T Comady
•TH E BIG BEEF"
*
Sport — ‘•Athletic llama"
PARAMOUNT NEWS
FRENCH'S
M USTARD
9 oz. ja r
10
I
Assorted Ktlced
Cold Cuts
Type J. Smoked
lb
Sausage
lb
Type *. All Meat! •
Skinless Weiners
Tasty Sliced Cheese
lb . 55c
and m any o th r r ready-to-aarve Cold
Plate
and
Cigarettes ..
»|U*T • ' *
‘ SPECIAL CLOSE-OUT OF
2ELAN and GABARDINE TRUNKS
$2.95
value
now
$*| .75
CORRECT MEIN’S WEAR
■•■
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l-m-al Fresh Dressed and
Drawn Fryers
ro P U L A it BKANDR
LIMIT 3 CANS:
-*•»**• u w--aKfcr-jga^aao.-1
LUNCH, OR A QUICK DINNER A T
HOME ! !
McDONALD
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I n U n i t y . T h e r a I* S t r e n g t h —
To Fr*t*ct the F n r e o f the World:
w r.A T iir if
I'flrlly cloudy throuih lti'ur*iL*i
h 't r t l
To Promote the Progress of America;
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To Produce 1‘naprrltjr for Hanford.
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V O L U M E X X X V ll
■
E s ta b lis h e d
1908
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A .
W E D N E S D A Y , JU L Y
3 , I9 1 G
AModulnl Press Unwed Wire
New Oviedo Bank
Officials Of Institu*
tion CongraluJatccl
_____ _____
_
^ A ttV n H T n jr
E C lte
O p e r/W
- T*, . ;
1/08
Two More Bills To
Revive O.P.A. Sent
To Banking Group
Palestine And
Tiw te FulR
Allied Soldiers
^
NO
T exas S enator
1bulls
**
’T^r
Legislation
* Safe Tom orrow
Deposits of $701,117 and
total -roaouruH o f -$770,117
wx/c reported Tuesday at Death Penalties (Jiven
the newly opened Citizens
Jews Are Commuted
Bank of Oviedo by Charles
Ci. Shaffer, cashier. The
To « Life
Sentences
>
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bank opened M ondayniurntlj Associated Press
411K. and was beautifully
American and British troop,
xlecorated .With floral *.Kiftsc
ore sw ltribinr through ta n of toe
B.. F. W heeler, president w,
1 1*1% hot-spot*—T rieste
and
of the Inink, C. II. CionU vice
\\
J u ly ■ ,n.
ifP h * T w n
iitc iilii ul tu fas*
Sfnm* Ships ('nn’liuuc Ut v . In t r v iv»‘! jit'li i* i Ulll'ntri
b;iV |. ri'.ti Itfil tin* M ctiatit
Sending: O ff Deadly ll.tiiWitU' f b i n i m i l i i i '.
O ne
j>;i i-tl ‘b y , tlu?
Ua d inactive Kavs lu w
; IIristfii* ,itnl tin idlti’ P mint*
b ttX IM IJ N . J u h ^ r,
I.p
iiu^c'd in i i i f .*t.,t) .t if rfjiv tin*
\ I!
vvhicli M iliits*!' ill
IL inkiiip l 'iiin im tti'i' d ia lr 4*t**•*#», Lit in 11 t»H|}|fr4|fi|| tffr i'X
U id ii'll
\ \ ity'Ut'l' • itf
| ty11 J,, \H I 111•*11 ijtfl' I•l|||i*i t >>M tn.ttl,
vj i * utiftllt^
U»r whl|U -nil :i t »■
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1*.t'lly I mlifllr' i\ * ■t
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4 %i yTlVf
' ^ "f h ih mu i . m *
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ft I.. ■> 11•Io
♦
t* i **1 nifv « Xt *I < . 'Ll
-1 ineetHH—- - ■■■■-—"
president. and iiltlir officer* mid
Amei nan and llrltl*h forces
i ti tn lo n uf th e bank were con •in n l Communist l'n ity headgratulated by many visiting bank* i|tiai tiu s today in the Han limn'M. •
tr>, both at the bank and at l lie •ii rketV district nf I'liesle, They
IiIk bartu'crlo I'clidnntiun given ut scinched the place for weapon*,
1
i rEi s H Tliity *■f H.#> , . ,||
I h.
i <i tlit* nunm» lu|«*
the Oviedo School gymnasium in but found only stone*. The A tied
ci at it- Hea.rtur
celebration of the event. Among troops, mouiUcHl on oi mured c a i s
ills
|llU‘>t It-1»**»t Hit ! lull! *”» rill ft i»t
If s ;»* ohandulied
the visitors to the bank were
iljjtti.tF* ifttin* nf itikmi ilH?i*wti jI l f ilT iritiif'S
bl
y I- loglcy, in c id e n t of the and bien pun carrier*, continued
fh.** |'» ,»f Uu*
1-!•**i. I♦ift- tsutil
trhtch had
l
l-i»
vr
*
tn stand guard in the urea which
-I f|>
fn'H i*it l hi* I'fflHt- s■f Hu* 1 ’(.$114**1 tllg* \ I'VI-tut inti tor thnsi
CJbanfiinl A tlantic National Hank. war
the
renter
of
rlyits
a
few
am! K. (!. Kilpatrick, vice preni- day* ago. ’
f •* • Ihtm+igi' rnflgi'Vt it* 111 1“tsll | 'lift v hi (lit* till■.nitline, licpubliiv
»'
»i»lu*ihh', Thv f«h* ut Hu* j .1II Sin.itm h< mu tl, Mherry of
denl of the Florida S tale Hank
« T he situalinn in T rieste and t'i
i t WitiL' win, h.i l i .it $? i \ . i.i! -I*V i if ft.9 <
of Hanford.
'***n:it4- i f
territory
still
t l w If ?**.
I -.-it.
■. V iii i ts ifi Mt'dl
Present also were representa nci.hborm *
» • ‘3|1 j »• 1
Use.
Purl
of
tins
ta
due
to
ill
\^ic*
f-hvi
ihi’ii
*'-*|*»
Hi
»t«Is
tive bo n in e s men and bnnkrt.s
ti I.i
illfl siiotiM
*'»«• * l
I i' Wll| (MtiVi' Li nil riif fit ;. ' I.......... *4ft ‘ I ..4 14 ftlidftt 1l*»
from Hanford, Orlando, Okrecho- foriuntlnn friyn Paris that the
VeneiUu
tilnlin
area
wilt
l>e
taken
*i‘t
.
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letflttl-Hl
1
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c
tree, Melbourne, Kissimmee. Win*
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tHal It
■ M s.... (ii'iu-i *t \ H MV
tr r Pork, New Smyrna, Deluind. ii'tuy ftoin Italy by the Ihg F o u i.
11 * fn it i- runThere
a*”
rutnurs
that
Premies
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lit!
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t.It'
Jacksonville. Punta Oordn
t
faI in*
i |n lias|n*ii may ’.nti'iMipt ,r* ^
other Florida communities.
Ll »»•!.•*
-f.’i Lit<*!\
.ultatiim
s
in
Itome
on
a
new
cabin
a 11\ •' '
Annina those present »t ttie- i
I o -t itn tion
Jiarlieiue fmm Hanford were Ed* et t-i gi, to P alls ill all effort to
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•'•11111
ff.|l
card
Higgins,
manager.
and
It
■‘'"eieede
ut
the
korvlvn
Minis
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-far
'' c. r »s« ,ir .
I* IliitJ
.1 Cole....... president. of t h e , '
" Iw|o ul-' ....... th» l
t
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df
t
1 41? IfWt
Seminole County
Chumhe,
- t I » w-« l)l »;*
!‘"r■
Commerce, S tale
8tnator l.loyd I
,lu'
kor«,K„ M ifr.jer*
\\ 4 'V dx 4*'
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f*.
,
Mil
,
F. Hoyle. S tate
Representative I "I'P tfently have ma.4, up their
» SI tIS. lit,
minds Oil the I'enul I le* to tie in,I.ir iti k
M. II Spilth and Keprcsvulalivi
chided
in
the
Italian
iiem
e
treaty.
to
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9
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elect, Itrniley Odhuut.
In Jerusalem (ieiiernl Sit Alan
llllll li V 111 I III , ;
4 |»(»*
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1*1 , ■ |4 9<| II
T, W. lurwlon, resident of CtinniOttham, the Palestine High
ihitn til.| ill, .1
Mil***
i ti »• .-•-••1 ftM» >*. ; 4»f?|f v of "
'
Oviedo and superintendent of C rn n tisiio n c i, has commuted to
•♦1 I fh»- |»| I'x-Dlfl.t s*t th* ib. ^ 11fflllkl I < ■|it i j 111r Milk I'ru*
Seminole County Schools, preshltsl life imprisonment the ile.ilh sent*
lu h i M- lu* (iiiii r sif | iH’h
r \ ----i< hntlr* H.kl
ut the microphone and introduced am .i imtut*e.l wn two J*",, wliu
v fto*l
,j i»ts‘t..>T«ci »»f u . t h
t III* ! • "-■•I o*( th»l (O*
the following hunker*? Prank filed on lin lish soldier*. The Jew*
ihi* | ‘t Is file 1 (lit t iltll!
"fl
Ilf*
»o
door
o r peace to sweet as fo be purchased a t the price of chains
. «- *
oifly
* It
.
Morphy, C„ It. McNulty of Mel*(* evtshin’ inti * otumi-h|ii
underground
organisation,
*«!
, , *Vt ‘fieri11 -tub*
and liavgry? forbid it, Almighty Godl I k n o w not what course others may
*♦bourne, l.intmi Allen, Jack Camp Irh
ii.
■i i**i l Ini» ill) iu*\ l i
tigun Zval l.cini. hud demanded
a r ytfU
tali*, bsS «■ too mo, give^ne Jiherty, or give mu .d*o)hJ"~7Pqf(/r|r
|rL
t*il| ft r111'ii * «|uil »• .i ItO'
Fomin, anil l{. y W T . K o m U ° r f { ; h a l
[i.U im eia W syrired. TMc
i l-i •■*.-( that Uujlif
Jli.lri
He ••-unlri** U.u.
- t a m u•
Jacksonville
" un
' *•» h0J;
K “ ns
‘" Vhost
9 tin I't.ui nun
,it**(( (hat .♦I’Wt'l V
. .
.
, ,
I 'napped
British
officer*
1I < {.»sh| ik !»|
The m etal covered school gym* [
. I.. *
II !** Mi .
*. * ! tnrt«*
♦un i i 4Hi- v* t .
i| IiM,
tiasium sheltered an catlmaterl j
Ill*
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ta
III
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1.21HI men, women and chiblien i
|MM
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i* .’i t i l
as the whole community nm‘
1.4 •■\ i ■* fiialr
many visitors turned out fnt the
free hnrhecue on which J. II.
I.re and his 'Jfi assistants had
worked since early morning Mull|
A
pi'M rnt III! »* al *4* Itj th*
. # tu y . Choice of a sheltered spare
tfwltli chairs and benches to sit
uf -litlt* ti<iM« and vogctiiblf
t,'port provrd to have been for*
llhl fliilll Lllv, i. .o tr. to w
f , n , u r ; | | n ( ) 1 |j | ilU M | *,*„
TAI.I.AIIASHKK, July 3 - ( / P ) ~ Haschall
(Jiiiz
ConMMi
M I• . ■ . til., 25
lunate as there win n heavy The dlffi'rcnctt in lulunt's paid to
:io. i'»i* •
ntwar I
showrer during the early aflei
I' tlt -ns r- M
ii pHs?»t
ducU'd
lly
M
orris;
faculty iticml>fi* .it tha IJntvaraity \
l.iiiltl I ' ai ms ( ntlcr
t iVftl In «
lionn.
I
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id Florida and t l . Florida S tate |
m i'
' ' '< 1t»V »
*. LftvkO thers Win I’ri/es
IimIim 1*1( .( Ml..
(■nml
S tip rn isio u
The meat was provided by H College for Woftf . ''tlos** nut
fi. t
i '-1- t M
•i i»iii i .tl a** H > I ■
F. to n g. C K I.ee, W. (> Killiee make for harmom , is r.-latlon*.",
Ill AHim uittl 1*r - f - .h . ,
l.-p. • »
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I
and Andrew Duda, whose g'-n*, | )Mh a „ r r ijon
fi.mi (loverH t.h -p n /,
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I...I t k%b».* .•!* •
l
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Nai)
in
>.m«s*L*u ( 111- \ • s« | ,
.‘•Hi* 4.|
erosity in providing 2,6W {tounils 1 llu| MiH„ri) ij.ld w .il today and •' 1 I"1*-- ... bull .)ui<
I■11iVr
ik kv« t'kt*iHL
J li
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lilt- vs,
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M
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Hla tu r
(til HHimI 4
» 'til pi*1**?I \
'* n I
of pork anil beef made such a | ivas (tln,|(, wh,.„ ,|
,.,h ln rl all* ■Ihr Snnfurd t. am wa
MPfilv
ttn‘f11 hpllt1) lb. if i
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pi.
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II
t «»( 1hi- ^j
'•vis
fur
unit *L" ^
'•»* lu -t
thing ns a barbecue possible in proved a Cliiveistly of Flotilla by the lte% I I Mel1
htiw lit'i'h nt ,i
*l iiiir
.
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l It,- I ■«-' lO.tl,
111u . i t
pi I*ii'tit i i>i,tl ij ..s b ,l • w*i«
\
II*-* ?du htfl
these days of meat shortage. budget.
w,u liuuiill’il ii b,i-vhuli I--- -*1,1, I htu (liv fit ^I l-ifift* in
tiriit.i 1 t > Iftl ♦ >Ill'll Fib* r
liin
h
i
lyiiiK
le.,,1
or
tire
lit'ii'ii,.
|l ||t MT Vfil hi tfil* ftt flit’ll fill 44
t ft si f t Ji ... i.I ?| * 4T|\ *=S?1H *lf
rtW iim iu and school girl* of Oviedo
writ* Irlliiitf |hi*»* Mllltl* pMHillt l * iftIMt
chaiiff Ilf r y.
till, was till the N»«iiifuiitlv .iiM bttvr iiM»k jiart in .
The budget calls for an average lu g 'th e rlu scit gUt**-< "i n ttm ?rtimi* lullt
' • VIded
' ‘ in
‘ serving th* food, which
tlann to doti at thr Miinniiud i cfifttumri j tlicv lutftfl IiiiiiIi, !*iiinK<*l Ul «f iftf«* IMlMluCt* 1^ •’•Mil pill't'i I JIM1 fttllllt led in fiiMliog oi l.'lnjji 111Ifi, nod on
overall
Ifi
percent
salary
ineniase
Hu* h i r i■*" »*f (Mitbfin Franc*.
include!I potato aatad, bread and fur the faculty ut tho lluinesvilla Bull L'lirk, Tl-- Klwaiiiari- nut it j liam, |n‘<*r. rin*l vm l — prui‘h* ji||x with 11 ,'/t l,1'-' * ii6 -lit** pi*^Iiii?ls I II I* tMfht-I r If
i'"idd pm to o-au
1111(I JS i *“t.HIk Wfilth "?f *HII »•! It, thi,- »* p** .«i "( tip. i, Ii ll lie the -nine nigh* heoipba aid h
I I .hi tvi •«-<| if tbsiin
pickles. Coca Cola* and coffee
j t*vt*rytlimi:. At «un* lilt* *Ntm
Uh Siinfnrtl fuiiirntm ltj H "■ ■'
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Institution.
Althuugli
exact
figures
th* b.i* »l* b ij. in *i k |Mtf in l hit
were served as drinks.
Itev. McKinley s ci f
« -i-» V»*rk i Mv i i*lnil mttrki*t. (ht*i •ifnt 4* ft ml* sitill kft*L'*‘i rihli'H *n|i| ............ .. t *?b I. "Mil"' ll., Ml, mitsi'le fin i
it.c
a
ll"
ure not available for salary in
»
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t i i » ikinAW*
wuis a hiti- ••f limit* tluiit T** * nt tloft- itisit l.t i L»*xi
ft*l .»*
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Mill. creases hi
at inc
the rFlorida
S tate Col- 21,‘itJtl white the uitiia!
ti/ t T * the luncheon.
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U w t o n p re alded «t t h e ,
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p , , , ^ d i r e c t o r n "-a!ed b> .lleirnot, 1
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microphone
m ic ro p h o n e of
o f the
th* aouml system
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I-* I i'irl'1 *kf|«l|l|lr I - f «»:|III4| t fill | Ill'll*j( 1 | •I ri « T iu tH * I'* t V
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»h*r iAh ltd made money, but as men who one for more than tt.tJOO.UOO for 11 I niiillci nt • tit)!'' I t
i- - , in" • M uir. i<t l (tmi -nml s h ( |i»tj*
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“^were rlvic mindeii, patriotic mid 'I n S tate Agricullutal Ksperimeni
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loved their fellow men. and were Station and a tm-lgel exceeding m a ll .mivrltir* a c t I"V
p IT* »*
aeie | liiijf |»rii4*-, Vkplil up. Ht» <11»t t**!' Ullll). MJ.I"ilL*»l'l
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men who at every opportunity *200,000 for ruilio -tlitiori WRUF aw hi ileit iiniiit hi lien : i i'll i in j Will | SlM'i't 411*111*t ilti tttiiHt " 1 rriri*^ f»»i Du l?u«t it tiuim<*l at «t'U ! I I It •• I ■. I t b . t i(,
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or 1(1*111 ttuhiiL
it ini
| llltiM
C $?•*
I un*1 oil
,k*
i.'■ *n**• 11. M il l ii
had contributed to the building ut the university. However, the M B. (T-Lotiel Smith. Mart in I (Lt» i*|**•!*int-, lurifi*ly
i*
hot. Thru* vti'ir 20;i,HI‘» I f ti il k III! It f ur III t l | J , b . h It(al»trvvntufivt AbAiluU May III--* 111 •i11
stale-owned sta tb n will provide Stmrclphei
(t'aallawra aa l 'i |* T i n t )
.lorl Fieid. II isky I WH b (lit* ilifty 1m f t i t i x it ! i o | i t l u > , $3.52 i»fluid
imswtTfd ch-irui v Hull h r intrrSuit* uf limifur me- r i “b i f r * l f . i t !i'i i i f l t i f l l r y *
Ita own funds through cnmmereial Wight, llr. I,. T, I his*, c taa k
Ju itli upwiilatiirn ^t >11 \vnltii»K »•• In tiiiL lit %
15 it,3 T»H (in,| i hut nf
Vrlirtl with tl»«* W »i I>ujiurtmriu
operations.
Hr
ufl
*ItJlf
t h i 1 ifiiV rl (iliifiit
lammon nml F. ('. Huipei
*vr whether C o iifrm will il«» nn\ ftrii|»rfrMU $*hMm»iJ. TIiIa hrought
\ l l i l IN K M I H h K
\»n iH-tiilf ul the ll.itavtj Mr tut
ih
There was some good nnltired thine hIkhii revivine the Ol'A*
♦III M iy uhii i- th iin iiu n •$( thi
thi* tntal m»U* uf I’ilrtiN f*n il-* x»t w i l l Xftlfti | b f 1 I A II i * 4» w i t h
di'Ciss-duts ns In which Kiwnnihn
$y*'t7,Ns5(b Sit If itf nt Itf i flin ts *»lnl!‘l <4 4- (Lift »*f i*ir$ 1*4*1 $IM»Mt fi I*r(MlucDi Cori-'i iti'Mi <»( tlutiivlu
-i \ I I i I- I mK
--lb
(lp«*rIf
Hlf?I $'J*0 |MM llltdl Ib |f IldUM* Mllilutt
hid eaten the most at i t " Oviedo
tuilni »«ti**n •*# Nur!hwr**t Airlmrfl arc
vii’it a* m u le I Imt! $1^1132 in v « h *u ,
111*1 1*1** #f»0 tK*ip yiMi tilt the rh u rfrs a 1«r( i*f luniuy
barhecut yesterdav svml the clinic"
lb* %*♦!_ up ti*u»i * i t tn i-uast tm liy
mnkiriL' 1«t*l fruil ttilf* ul tli*- lltflt
(llilllttiL ? - t-tM.-l*, till
|$lftj| * ill
wns narrowed down bv Frc*. J,
Unit ft’VVjft t iifift'fr'AJIUm (|l«S bv
u
-111k*» n| liiijt btlitstri Ifttbi
m urkft, $t»4h.Ht*2
till the *t»b 1
b f wt.iU’ij,
W. Hall to F. Ha <ky Wight nml
thp NJUilf tliHij;. ami (h it hr* w.» • uuvhutm ;i| .vuik*'i
I In* union,
(‘iibbu^f b •! All (pjtcUil'Ic
-----------JACKSON, Miss, July 3 -V P )— F ted II. Wilson.
tfl llltllrr (Ilf t»,I. Iiii)
rtf Uiljbf.ftwith the biiL'f tutu)
(if
only uxpfftlltnlR Hu*
war pffon
*•»««It.lip fm li^ r
Inti*inational
Ueut. Com. Robert {Emmett Unofficial return* «re In from
Jam
es
B.
Abernathy,
former
Mi
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=
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fvpLiititil
tIkftftt
tin'
The Klwnnt,* .piano, which, had
\%MM-jjf((in ,tf Mm liini*.!% bt*j(MU
$3Hl,>ritUl.
Thrr*'
writ* bravy
Clement!, U8N, was presented hv 1,475 out of Mississippi's 1,713
Hntifonl
resident
and
em
ploy.■
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f"
P11>ft! • it Mi Is. built If
«t*ill
H lit Ml Nt* (Mill NUT
(pukft-tniii thr SrulUi*
Atnl
'Vice Adm. Aubrey W. Fitch, USN, nrrcincta. In the race for nominal tM‘ M moved from the MuyTal' Inn, I* years ul the F’lorid.1 I’owci plant ifiKw a ml 2Hrt,K:t2 uf th f 50 w ill 1*f ilt iv* t*•«1 by tli r V m ul r? ua I
mini «arkw nf rubharft* Mihl for
superintendent of th* U. S. Naval Ion to the U. H. Senate, Incum- was kgain played by Harry liinlcti and Light Plant, w’lm s e n -d in th"
KDMFI
July
3
|J*»
Tilt?
Ifjilri
uiitinv
iftl
fi;t>0
KmltiMj
HuyJutht Time.
43 a sack. Chinese eahlmgs', Atft irtillui ul I »f|mi Im rnt ut HxiUu* of tin* iwiwrrfnl K*$ylal Drmociatfl }
Academy, with two Gold Star Iwnt Theodore Bilbo has 02,085— Who rendered some lively nits N a i.i' during Jhi* war. died Motidar
K
aH ttn IhiyJutbi
litttMV. Hi- ltldnl that fifiut *|‘»—
Awards In lieu of th* tecond and a m ajority of 2,9>5. The figures pi mr lo the meeting and ac- at Fort W orth, Texas, according sold fur $1.82 a sack, hut a-r cinlid* will vif.il the liairne'* of Italy—A ir U lf I h * 0 * i5 |k * r l— h a .. | *•» N r w i urK t in p u K* U rtppvarofficial
........... .
11
■im t .* n s - , c .l ;»| I h r * m n r turn*
\n
third air mrdalt awarded by the for his four opponents are: Tom ermpsnied the sins lag v. hirh was to word lucaived loiloy by Frunk there Were only 1911 sacks sold, ........ t„ g i" advice *m ........... begun
Cimsullatl'.ic*
to ft'>rm
a nev
commander of carrier division A llis 65.008. iRoss Collins 17,663; l*il l>y Frank l.anssoit. "nding I. Miller, secretary of .H.mfor'i the virtue wus toil $331 Hid cull* ) ffarming
n i m i n g subjects
T
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will
cabinet
lie
tuiil
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sm
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t
he
-ubjecls 3 he Hamee '"H f«bi!irl He luld maMOen that He j/,,,
^ 'I '^ V - n ' am ^nm l
have brought hut it $1,26 average | be t("lulled
number five.
t" work 30 l""iis j will rn itlari Cummunlsts and Bo- IJHMl un ik iM art* inv««l%*!d. All
Nelson Laving* 14.616 and Frank wish the “ theme song” entitled Lodge 02. F. nod A. M. of which With
a value of *1.272.
“The Old Grey Mare."
The presentation took place iiorper 145.1,
p e r week
hi" f a r m a n d m ust clalLsts. as well a s IrL' tairty ineni*
Mr.
A
la'inuthy
was
n
memlow.
1 Trying to decide how long un
’ ix»rs. with a n ^ ir to. p n v m trn r
***v^
F'onecBf *ervice» for Mr—Atter- ,_ C rrcii 1-ciiili edged oul ‘ ccb ry
h r e e Ti<inra p e r - "week „f,
n
^
tvi ituitatnl until linthor nottft*«*.
averaged hat i*. porrh-d M B. unlliT will Ik- held today at Foil in value, with 17.656 bushel scplaesnsd wtin
k . Thy latter put tion uf { program Hint to- (J vs pe rt say
ATTENDS SCHOOLs
Hmlth. whl’*) F. Ilaskv '\ig h t, Worth. He I, sttrvitcnl by Ike hamper* of iteau* bringing $228,- t h e 11 jnm nv will p r u b a b ty lie tu iil ' t u u n l yel been ef>mt6elcty wioktst I'lam-, n.'w en rm iir .ire urtlered
*W l.t, Ccmdr. Clementa waa born
1" j"ini' ilna h at their next
460 as eonipornl with *223,281
at Buena Vista, G a, but has made
Sam Martina who recently has printer, tried in vain to ficnre the widow and a d au ghter I’atsy.
rrhi'itultd landing
received for H3.3M crates of nt (lie Sciulmilt- High Hi limit out.
his home nt 600 Park Avenue. become associated with thr Holler distance between bases.
farm whet*- facilities f**i repair
celery,
He fa currently on duty at th* Motor Sales, local .Chevrolet, OldsHOLIII4.lt AlUHITTKU
N O L A I l G i : O N t :8
Other major vegetable soles Wmk, .suit analysis and simp wink
COMPENSATION |>Al|»
AIMIO.NH I'llKHENTED
Naval
Academy
Postgraduate mobile and Cadillac dealer, a*
will
he available.
BAD NAUIIKIM. Oettnany. July
were: tomatoes, I I (11,6X0: po
School and also holds tho Air Part* Manager spent last week
“The
abjective
nf
Ibis
pin*
llnem ploym m t
rnmpeniallon
"1 am not going to UT to catch
Aprons were presented lost eve tatoes. $90,029; Iceberg lettuce, grain," Mr Jnhlison asserted, "i* 3 (d l —A court martial Jias ucmedal,- distinguished flying erott, In Jacksonville attending a school p ayrrcnl. In Seminole ('ounty
sultted Austin Oiirrris of Newport. the tnggest Uuss ui the bikes, the
gold star in lieu of the second. of Intenslv# training In automo during the week ending June 22 ning to IB Masons a t BarrloM S8H.A9H-, peppers, $86.81.3; cucum tu build up f a r m * U n d e r compe Tenir.,
of charges llrul he luul middle sired ones will suK me,"
Lodge 02. K. anti A M Tire pre- bers, $49,221; rnuRflower, $33,The citation read a* follows: tive part* merchandising, .
struck American soldier prisoners S«IU C C ColUna. Ilailwar Lbtpross
amounted lo 1277.60 an-' we-w Sforlatlon was n ude by Frank I. 301; corn, $24,141; Kngllsb pens. te n t instruction."
"For distinguishing himself by
lie added that any veteran in III the guardhuu.se at Lichfield, cashier and promlnrnt Woodman
926,770; yellow snuasii, $29,051
made lo 17 persons, Carl He Miller, past master.
EXAMS HATURDAT
mnltortru* acts while participate
Smith, chairman of tho Florida
and esearole' at $20,394. In lire terested in participating in this England Tluce CluartLs who had lodge leader, aa tie applied for a
i aerial flights In operation
$10,000 class ur near this omuunt progmni should contact him at been convicted previously lentitled new tubing license today at the
»
All school (sachcrs who for the fmluslrtal Commission reported.
lies enemy In th# vicinity
were turnips, green onions, cocu- the Heniioulc High 8cH«d farm th at Ohceivs was nut w ith them office ol County Judge It. W Ware,
Paym ents of **(8,165.80 were “.ado
soaa, Indo-Chlna and Nan* first Uni* ar« applying for certtft- throughout the state, he said,' to
The lay er of atm ospheni in nuts, eggplant, lima la'ans. In or telephone 151-J o r 130.
when
the
pgUontr*
were
atruck
ota. As pilot of a carrier catos win take an examination 8,560 men ami 2,670 women. Dur- which man exists la called the the $6,000 to $8,000 group* were
fighter plant during the Saturday aftamoon a t 3:00 o'
beets, coll*rd|k. Boston lettuce,
DEBATE POHTPONED
in i the previous week, |94,I30 troposphere.
MAJORITY
1 January IN S Id 23 at the allies of S u p t ------Wa< paid In compensation.
TO IN A IT IV H DUTY
WAS1IINOTON, July 3. (rF)-«lug tom atoes'
I 0 « ha "perticlpated In ton- The exaznlnstior *m be
In
the
$3,000
to
$0,000
class
Housc debate on llie proposed loan
Thy majority ot retail stores, th#
tea against uncmv shlp- regard to the cnnstlt cm of
YEABBOOK^HPJkDV
In th* northern hem isphere n were: beets, field peas, pine
to n rlta ln hss been postponed un- banks and municipal arul county
airflclds and laaUllatlons, United
apples
(Cuban!,
radishes,
stra
w
cyclone ro tates .In a rounlerclockLieut. A. K. Ilossetter,”Jr., IVI* tjl Monday House leader John ntflcea will ctooe Thursday far th*
r extensira damage. His
Feminolo High School's annual wlse direction and clockwise In berries, cocoielle squash.
ery Avenue, has lieen' placed an McCormack said the postponement FMurth ol July celebration
id c-uragt .were at all
>>>ar book, HaDruagundi. *wil| bo the southern hemisphere.
Nu edition o( 33ic Herald will b*
innctlip duly 111 the Uiflt'.'il Stales was derided upon today bceausr
Inspiring and In kteplng
f'
reaJy foF distribution Fridav a t
— ------ j-------------------'« hlgbtst trmdltons • of the
The m oil flouthcriy iiroduction Naval Reserve, according to In* m iny members Imlu-atrd they would issued Thursday A' H 15 O'clock at
from If 00 to 12:00 A. M. anil from
Municipal
Hall
Park
a
night
game
City
during
June
lot
lied
formatmu
received
today
('<>ni
the
be a way from Washington over the
Stahm Naval Service.” ,
Th* firs t grand ju ry in Hot of oil In the world it on an iiland
1:00 to 3:30 P. M.. It was an
_____^ week-end
... ................
......... had will tv plajed between the Rsnlord
according to Miss Hal n Bay,
The debate
a B. HARDISON
nounced by Mias Beberca Stevsna American colonies met at Uoeton belonging to Chll* off the »ouU»- U. S Nasal Air Hlatino ,n Jack holiday
June
IMS
total
was
I
0X70.
-a
been scheduled to start on Etldsy | and iv ta n d cJtibo.
ennvillr.
Bear Admiral, U. fl. Navy
p of South America.
I
m*
*at
; Salary Scales At
State Schools Hit
By Gov. Caldwell
W .
^
Rev. McKinley Sales Increase Of 28 Percent At
Johnson Explains
Winner Of Quiz
M arket Reported For Fiscal Year Farm Training
At Kiwanis Meet Housewives r i n d
For V e t e r a n s ' ) ) . .
v«im ..f n..,,.t.. m.a
John II. Patterson
l | e Dischai^od F r o m
Naval Service
Saw Hit In Dead
In Chancellen
Better Supply 0!
Butter And Meat
i i
. R obert Clements Is
Awarded Medals At Bilbo Has Majority
N a v a l Academy Over Pour Opponents
•
Former Sanford Man
Dies In Fort Worth
R
1
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