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HK!I INOt.K t h l a c i t a t i o n b o p u b lish e d on* • each
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OinctHT—CIIANCKIOT:
MITTK.SIHJKF.
WITNKMH m y h a n d a n d official
a e a l a a C l e r k o f th e C i r c u i t Court
I l l V o l t C K t n a n d f o r Hetnlnole C o u n ty . F l o r i
C IIA Itl.C H S lIT T K N ltO H F.
d a . t h l e t h e I iih d a y o f J u n e , A. l».
D efendant.
Much O f Early History Of Oviedo
Well Known T o 83-Year QJd Pioneer
.
C O U IIT .
o r
htatk
k e tlc e
r e b llr a lle a
ml
Thla reveals that tho Nelson
family Jeft South Coventry, / ’onn.
in October, !H7d lor their new
bom* near the Lake .Vaiup act*
Dement, reached by boat nt
Solaria'* Wharf. Then a t t ot\o
rough trail that led to Ft. Mellon;
(Sanford) another- lo Ft. Chrlstmaa and anotbrr to ft. Gatlin
(Orlando).'
Mr. Nelacp had occasion to
n. p. HKItSDo.^
THIItf-AtfD-A-HAlF TIAR OlO Sari Goldman helps her _grjujdmUh«r,
kMra I-cab Klkin. ni-the M-year-old wompn trie* on the gra Illation gown
ahe will wear.when she gcU her diploma *-— ■*—New Lota Evening
Hifih School In Brooklyn, N. Y. When the aged Mra. Klkin receive* her
alieenakin. eight of her nine rrandchildrenjwill look on./Interna Honail
LARGE LOAD
|>erlly came largely from th j
otatiRi, groves und all nf the
luriier grower* had packing houiiea
in their grovea.
T h e r e uaa another railway pro*
jc c u in led* when |ir . Henry-Kb»-
C O RN ER T H IR D & M AGN OLIA
a i*.-iieiindun
C l a r k </f t h e C i r c u i t
IHKAt.)
C ourt
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N O W S .TH E.T IM E T O
D O T R IC K S
W IT H .
Court
t T I I K C t n C I I I T COHIIT. N INTH
J H D IC A I. C l l t C I H T IN AND F u l l
HKMINOI.K COUNTY, F t J I f t l l r A
IN T I I K C f f t C H I T COURT. N I N T H
J U D I C I A L (’ IItC UIT . IN ANI* F o i l
HKMINOI.K COUNTY. H TATK O F
H . o l s i D A v IN CIIANCKIIY.
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a n rit
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$40 AW ARD
fe d h av in g th e Highe.xt Dot
tin g A v e ra g e for th e te a io n ,
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H O T IIM
TO
A F rK A R
TO: JKAN M. ItF.IP. whose plare
of resldmc* la 111! lllh HU. Manbat tan llaaeh, Callforhla.
■ou are hereby requlr.il to ep|*ear nn the llth dey of July. A.
I*. 1911 In n <#rt«lo »ult for dlaorr*« itriullnc In th« L'lrrult Court
of Hcnihttilf* (Vurily. Florida, an ab
breviat'd till# of which aald raaa
t#% William If. fl'ld. Jr.. I'lalntlff
e n d o f M ay, J u n e , Ju ly an d
A u g u s t.
alixe in P ain t* A V a rn ith e*
fo r ev ery s u rfa c e I
O. D. F arrell
LBBLLO W S)
l nil e n d o f f i c i a l
t u m l n o l e 'C o u n t y ,
thla l i s t d ay of
Outside White and Trim Colors
Inside GIohh, Semi-GlosH and F lat
Floor Enamels — Equipment Enamels
W aterspar Varnish and Enamels
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See u s a t your e a rlita t convenience
fo r your re q u irem en t* !
RELIABLE PAINT CONTRACTING
FU il
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ll'ikpltal,
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(In tern atio n al)
Legal Notice
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Tb# nit tir»» of thin #ult l» t»» obtuln n illvorrK. Y«»m *r«* rw iulrrl
to file your w rlttrn a pp*j*i«it«e nn
or before Ihe fifth day of August.
A D ISIS, or . decree pro rmifesae
will lie efiternt H g.ln.l you
R c p a lrln ir — R e n n la W n g
By SIGIIIII Alt.Ni:
I WASHINGTON—Russian trade
lieu Iie» .with her five western
neighbor*—Poland, Cxechoalovakl*.
Hungary r.ml Bulgaria j
Romania '*
—look ■ on the surface like 1 1
Soviet drixo to *hut Middle Lutope'a Rated to trade with the
WeaL
BOLLS— D IC K
ELSBERRY
P H O N E 303
xxor Id trade ia to be achieved,
tliere kby-tw u other trouble *|Mda
to watch: The llritinh dollar pool
end South America. II. S expert*
a re keeping an eye on nil a re a r
beenuae thi* nation ha* tn'* u the
lead in forming a wotld Hade or*
|ganirntiuii th a t would ru t all trail**
yt'fltriction*.
The Ru«**l»n 1‘lrtu rr
H ere’* xvhnl'i known—hut onlv
unofficially—of the Uuaninn Itenlles: .
Itomania nml Hungary a te ship
ping Kuaain good* nn ih'*-e ac*
rounla— reparation*, payment fur
dam age done in Ku**in. nml mix'ntent* for good* they’re now buy
ing from Hu**Ih. Tbex* » !'" KinmhItuxaiaii occupation troop*.- Ilul*
Jgnrin i* in the tam e l*o*t excent
her reparnlion* at** *chedule<l for
Greece and Yugoslavia.
Poland
and
C*eelio<»»lo»ukiu.
who were on the Allied tide in
the war, are nin ety vliipping to
Kuaain enough good* In pay for
w hat they get in return. Ituaidu
ha* Inft Imx|)« aurpluie* that can
1>« sold elsewhere. Poland U now
Shipping coal, Hat only thing *>ie
ha* tu sell, tn W estern Kumpcan
nations, Gtechosluvakia h at beeti
ncttvfc In the U. S. market all
Vyot.
,
,
it,i> uf June, A. D ISIS
• i I* Itr.ltNlHlN
|.h
flvleiln, Florida.
am ount to about |200 mili a year.
BaymRussia
seem* to be driving in*
BARUCH HEARS OPPOSITION TO HIS ATOM PLAN
overninent Will . Be
P atterned *i
JOHN It. W M ill # .
A I* ’ W w afeaturoc
M \ N il.A —Turn hut tempered
bj history'* toughest war, -the
I'hilippim- ('omimmwt-allli l>ecumca
u republic July ! with it govern
ment palernt-il cluicly .ufter that
of it . piliitieni I'Htcltt, the United
liiivaa in hi* t r e e t i l ine»<’oiig»i'«. .uni lenrganira-
:iu, Mftii trurlio n of
U.titil.i uiui other war*
k
.i iH itively aim*
nf noui*?y mol inatrr*
I»•* MflvilkflitKo's K*on< irfU fh il by - Jlirnln iiu ii.iii ttnit*«t and
lumtiti Y. uffpr tin* r eal
Hie new -ten'll republi*,
Kt a for fltirltl
i. .. 1inv in *I «.* hot,
AN UNfRICIDINTIO SCINI look place at the U. S. Treasury Building *o
Washington wlms rVeilflcnt Truman headed an unscheduled rev* .* mg
line and shook hand! w ith some 2.000 pcnon». It came about when o .
Max Gardner, Undersecretary of the Treasury, issued nn invitation t<>
llie crowd attending swearing-in ceremony of Jtdm W .'Snyder ->• Hi**
63rd Secretary of the Treasury, to como up and *b»kc hand* with H***
new Secretary. Here the crowd is filing past, shaking llie hand of to*President, Secretary Snyder ami Chu-f Justice l n .t M. Vinson ti .
to Ui* camera) who administered tlic oath to Snyder, (infcrnui
>
•I,11..I
Men On Trial at Nuernberg
•
Haven’t Lost Appetite
American ijoverninciit luiilrolb the
manner tn which they're spent.
Im porters have to get goxvi muetti
approval to buy American dollar*.
T hat control can lie. and has b t|n .
used fur political putyiosvs. ...
F or example, nn Aigentminn
importer wants to Infy American
truck*. But he may !•« given only
Itussian rubles nml B ritt-h pound*
so that lie would have to buy Itus*tnn and British titick*. The U. N.
is driving for a world trade pol
icy that would leave buyers any
where flee to iiurrlmae the ls.*sl
product nt the lowest price.
Some Smith America countrlea,
in additloti, are conalderlng n
series of new tariff* to ||rtdect
their wnr*lMtrn Industrie* ngainst
manufactured good ft**m other
nations— a move that totild cut
American sale* markedly.
Money Juggling
The British dnllnt |»<*n| lias cut
American sale* »hr<Nt*i to this
manner—Nations in the Commonuxjalth now turn »xer all the
American dollar* they get to a
common British pool, leaving them
often with plenty of B r i t i s h
AP fxi'WnfeiitiiH’.i
NUKUMh i h ;
riu
Sh m s Fine J&Saeeo 4%
i-u
the gull****- li.iit.’inr •“ * 1
mi tilat l.cCflu.i* It- » **ix
ItT’ crxiel piii|»s*- It * n't
their ’i«l*|*vt it I* *^Nnr ati Th*'> b a v . .
alccpu'k it* tiicn tn * ‘I
Tlii- iMiUHitiinity ••( >b*
ing v .iil. tinprUuned 1••t
i, .i piturt-e nt *uttalHtit
tn tIn is jullet*
If iitiytbing, iil«»-t 'I* *
tin n in g !•*• tin- ■».Htitn
they un: nunpelleit I". f*db
"Their appelHe* nn* •'
*jiy» Pol. |t. t . Audi t.
tegulai nrmy u ffiier m «h
llie security- detail.
Iltenkiitg Ding ILdii
Jtii I :n i iimtirkiiblc i- '
nf tin pi inuiri « In In i ‘I.
sleeping pill lialut
.
"We have found that
many tint man* are iti t *•«Inking -lei ping pill*." A* 1
T in A '.neiulcd Pres*.
I
dorter, im interact by -L
llo.Mge , t»ltd ill lllnst • l I
them from this piurtit*
The original strict m b jdinfc any two defendant* H
niie still are in effect. It •
My just a* well for n 1ml
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d ) f i>p. Illy hmk futtlcd.
Tinning i*> llellgitm
QjL'ALHY OF PRODUCT
IS ESSENTIA!. TO
r n .\ ti n u i n g s u r (:i:ss
can
Aa ro c o m m a n d ad by th e B o ard o f D irector* o f tho
S a n fo rd M erchant* A ssociation
FEATURING
M Q ST STO R ES IN SA N FO R D W IL L
CLOSE W E D N E S D A Y .A F T E R N O O N .
VALSPAR PAINTS and ENAMELS
Ju ly s,
and ENAMELS
STANLEY and LOCKWOOD BU lLD ERSJU BD W A RE
day
as
VA|bDEZ HOTEL BUILDING
SANFORD. FLORIDA
*-.-
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Us u a l — a n d
a lso a ll
ON JU L Y 4— W IT H T H E EX-
, T
W
’S
C O O L E R IN
C LEA N ER S
DAYTONA BEACH, F/oHtfa
W H IC H W IL L BE O P E N W E D N E S
i*a with your family and tnjoy a jrand vacation tills
In Daytona BtacK, Florlda'i braaia-swapt cantar of
ST O R E S
DAY
ALL
AND
DRY
a fternoon
DAY
Philippines To
Became Republic.
3n July Fourth
• i l"‘t*lbtlcliCt) t|| 1113b.
K
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FISHING TACKLE
and MANY OTHER SPORTS, BUSINESS and
Aswjciatt'il P ress 1-eased Wire
t h e exenltixt* b tu iie h , t h e
n t o . i n d r |> t'i n |e i ii e b r i n g J
■till* f n i n f y o v i - f i i m e n t q l
buy machine* el*C' industry it does the selling ami
the buying. S tate D epartm ent ex
The Latin Problem
perts point out th a t in *ucit case*
In ftouth America trade worries the govemnfenta could stop trade
• a. a.. with
. ..tit. son*
,.«il abb f..ara different. The natlort* have suddenly
plenty of American dollar* to
litieal reasons. TI
•pend here, but ewery South
3. w ants to atop.
fp p«
AMER0CK CABINET HARDWARE
A COMPLETE LIN® OF GENERAL HARDWARE
1940
dui • i in. I'iyt.n:
i n . - i it .ni*f»- ii
w ard taking over the machinery
business Germany Inst in Middle
Europe, nut right tlsrre, experts
say, Russia would fall to keep her
.neighlm rs In a trad# strait-jacket
If th a t were her objective. She
T a p 't possible produce machine*
fa ir enough fur_U>, whole area,
I i
1,
Hut guvcrnm rnt tr a d e ' expert!
bny worry I. prem ature, tlmt ituxria is**not forcing Mhklle ‘/-Uroptf
into a atrait.ju.-kel and that eve i
If ahe were a t.'in p tin j to t;
w ouldn't atick.
VVITN'KHH m y hn n'I J»o*(
u*>
I 'l c r k I.f t h e t 'l r e u l l t ’o u r i " f Hemlii.>te r u u n i y .
F lm id a. this
rsib
8EMIN0LK VENETIAN BLIND
Grain Has Been
Basis Of Food For
Thousand Years
JU L Y
Neolithic Man O rgan
ized Famine Relief
... From Dugou^Canoe
Central Europe Cut
Off By Iron Cur
tain From W e a t
planning builneM deal* lie
|faria has a trade mission h n u
now ,.and shortly a Romanian del
egation will arrive, pretum uhly
w ith Russian consent.
The Gouda Involved
Here arc Ihe commodities Iicing
sw apped:
.
Russia i* shipping iron. coU*.
copper and cotton to Romania and
H ungary, and raw rubber, Inirka
and trartg rs, as well, to Hungary.
y«M| HI*’ lirlrln is**I If lr«| ItlAl A
, Mill Iih# ItfHi fllnl lf| IK# <*lrrylt
l‘«urt Ilf H#t»*I•***I•• t'.an ty . Flt.rltU,
lit tli# »ull of AIts*-it It |giMi«lif.
‘
• with
P lt t i b u i f h '* Color.
D ynam ic* wo b a n >how yo J how tQ tra n a ^
fo rm y o u r entlro h o m o In to a b rig h te r,^ a v o r,
m o re c h e erfu l placo. C om o In a n d lo t ua explain
how you eon nchlcvo th la d o eo ratln g m lracla.
'’^ S t S e P ^
I.AI II X t: I.A K llC l.U ll.
I *r f#tnf AOt
T i l l : HTATK
H A M tllM
t n i . a i *it \ k i . u : n K j . i : i i
Wood and metal slats — r>8c sq.
PRESIDENT MEETS CONSTITUENTS
Russia’s Trade .
. Treaties Would
Create Monopoly
M OND AY.
TTnnf.fe ’mwt-
* 'ninpl-t li«ant.
Free EstimateB
SANFORD, FLORIDA
L ltn b liilir
V O L U M E X X X V II
lull to other Rotlona.
$ 1 0 A w a rd e d to th o Celery*
A t.nK IlT
V fin o tln n h lin d a m n d
AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W SPA PE R
Jti-K fUeral. the.{ivc.flatluna-havt
n
Ivufta iia* !*♦•!»• l«ro«mhl
MffAin*! fn\i tn d that you «rr rr♦lulrrtl lo film in a|ip#«rar*rr In
tbe alm\ m •n 'ltU 'l I’oUTf'Drul n u w
•»n or le«*forw lh» |t» l day of July
l»U in dafnull nf whirl! w«M r«u»n
Dining llie l*eri*nl nf rti/ly | roa*
'p c i it y tlietr were tit ■tnlurciit
illu ;s levetal new npnpci > pub*
in lied in tlvieilo. m e Hrm oi
lliv«e wax the Oviedo Chronicle
'CilMel by Plutlip Dane*, IHH6 to
IHIM, iiinl later ratne the Oviedo
(iau.-tle, edited by J. J, lurch
win* Mild nut to the Ovietlo Ad*
kune*-. Ihe intter paper did nut
Inal long.
Thu period nf pruaperity wot
hulled by the big Irec/u of lit itml
'U.i. Kullnaing nn *><»rly friwxt
[there w eir ."It daya nf perfect
wealhei and treea were in bloom.
Oil Feb. 1, IHUb came tin big
ftiyete that killed ritn ie ti4e< tn
•he grniind Koine men rommitteil
•ulcide a> » i*.'»ult, other* went
craiy . wrote Mr. Nelaon.
It »a* folluwing thia period,'
tliul i-ricry planting aturted on*
ii Im gr m iiIb The tir»t recorded |
planting Mil* by .hie |j iithnil, an
uncle ul Hie pretent Joe Leinhnrt, j
nt Kulurin in IMKI. Mr Nel.on j
ttnrleil hi* planting nf celery in :
iHU.'i. In linn, the Nelnoii l om- I
puny with iD-orgnnjied witb C apt.l
W o c u n n u k o ttrrnnK O .
m e n u f o r y o u t e f in a n c o
t h e m o n E A S Y T E R A 1S !
8 J 0 W E S T T H IR D S T R E E T
HtuliuiU U a m t,
I
•
A t v n i i i (fill „ f r o n i p U I n i h«Vl"l* be*rn f ||r«l «Kalrial >oti h » r « ln
*•> K d l b / r l n * U U n l i r for i l l i o r r r
I •»•••• |irt "V ila mt* Uifrrforr* lo
rtiinru^fiit y<<u t o t>» mtu! a p | t f a r Mrfi»r» III*. alM.vr • ( yIw.t F o u r! f l l b r r
In |te>r»«*f| « r tty n U * r n e ) o n «*r
l»rfor# lb # 171It d a y o f J u l y , A l»
t * t $ . i s l h t n f l i # f i c r r r a |*rn t*R»n*
ftn u riT
itiritT . n in t h
j u d i - r#M«i w ill h r #nt«r#<l airajritt yo u.
1b»* H.itifonl l t # r a l d la hcr#l»> dra*
t ' l A I , f l l t f l t l T t»F F I J i I II D a I F o i l iMDAlrd nn « n # w t p a p e r In tr li l r h
HKMINDl.K I 't l l . N I X
IS I'llA.N*
t.'KHY.
BEAUTIFY
YOUR HOME
with VENETIAN
. BLINDS
f
I ha C i r c u i t
III
T I I K HTATK OK KIvOltIDA TO
T II O H A H
IIK tllim :
HTAL’F F L U .
T i l l e n a d n n H tr ret, A lton. Illlnul*
A a w o r n bill o f c o m p l a i n t h a t lore
1-een file d a v a l n n t y o u h erein by
Clonic* |. N t a u f f e r for d l r o r r e . tb*»o
p r e e e n l e a r e t h e r e f o r e t o co m m a n d
y o u lo b e a n d a p p e a r b e f o re th e
l a b o r s s t y l e d Cqitrl e i t h e r In p e r
s o n o f by a t t o r n e y **n o r b efo re
-the l l l h d a y o f J u l y . A. D l » l l .
n t b e r w l a e D eere* F r o Confeeeo will
b e e n t e r e d a t t a l n a t y ou. T h e Han
f o r d H e r a l d la h e r e b y d e e l a n a t e d
a a a r»*wepa|»*r In w h i c h tt\le c i
t a t i o n be p u b l l a h e d o n c e e a r h w eek
f o r f o u r ( I ) c o n e e r u t l e e weak*.
WITNESS my han.1 a n d uf flclJI
a e a l a a C l e r k o f t h e C ir c u it C o u rt
In anil foy Hetnlnole C o u n ty , W o
r l d s , t h i s t h e 1 Tlh d a y o f J u n e , A.
Section Two
law e » e t h e r e it r e M e l r e w a er d akla
a fflle tlw w e f O'er aw lck r e l ie f and
H e e d r e e a lt s w as Y l l T O U r O lk T .
M l: X T . D e c e l a p e d t e r t h e k e y s H
Ik e a r m y n e w e f f a c e d «w I k e f e lla
h a r k ketw e. XX k it e , p r e a e a le a a . a > l.
le a p tle .
B a te f a r bafclra a r r a ils ,
rea.
A nam e y e a r a a a e t fe r a e !
Y l t T O H t 111 \T W K k T — I k e F la ee t
ta r e a n d T a b e s . Bold b y Tewrfctnd.
L a ser, c ity
D raw a ad Ite w a a llld
ft A wd a r en a « e y e a r k n ee# t a s k
I r m sa le t.
.
T u ; Ullle M a la 11r * IOr*. w b n a a a d -
hatiwuy
met the th reat of v* mpetition by
culting the ahipping rate of
or link*?* to five centa a bur to
h n n tn r tr . nml tr..-' new project'
HUSIIEI
C lark
_ •
l± -te rt!S
tiailway. The A. C. I .
. . . . .
•
In t h e N a m e o f t h e H tate o f F l o rbla—
.
T o C h a r l e a l l l t t e n d u r t . 110 M litb
N treet, k l y l a . t e r ra in C o u n t y , t l h l o ;
You. C h a r l e a M i t l e n d n r t , a r e h e r e
by r o m m a n d e d I n a p p e a r t o t h e
hill o f Cornplewil flie-*! n a a l n a t y ou
In t h e C i r c u i t I b u r l. Nln i h J o d i e . a l
C i r c u i t . In a n d for Nemlnolo C o u n t y .
N lale o f r t o r l d a , in t h o r a r e of
H u l h Aflltondo rf, IN, M i f f , v e r s u s
C narlea
M lttrndorf,
D efondant,
w h e r e i n t h e re lie f e o u r h l la d l y o r c e o n A u g u s t t l h . I»«*. w h i c h
l» » t t u l e |>ay o f lirla C o u r t ; e ls e
a D e e r e * |- r o C o n fes so w ill b e e n
t e r e d e U i a i t y ou a k u t h e c a n e p r o
coed e a j i a r l e :
It la f u r t k e r o r d e re d . t h a t t h l a
N o tic e o f 1‘e h l l r a l l o n b e p u b l l a h e d
once a w e e k for I rn n e e c u tiy e
w e e k s In t b s Hanford H e r a l d , a
Hire*!, W j d n u t p o r t , IVrui*)l>»»»*»:
y*,u m o h i r r b x n r r t r r e d In *P*
p e a r In p cr n o n <nr by A tln raeY ) I*
ih ,
C ircuit
C ourt
of
j u m ltm la
C o u n ty , V lu rliU . o n o r h r ft re t i t .
I nth d a y o f J u l y . l*««. to s n a w e r
a Ulll o f C o m p l a i n t Mini a g ^ B *
>otr h ero in , aam o b r i n e a salCwuT
fllto rrr'. o t h r r a r l i r . a Dorr**' l*r#
Conf rnn o will bo e n t e r e d a g a l n a t
you f o r f a i l u r e t o a p p e a r , plea' o r
a n s w e r aa requ ire*! b y law h e r e i n .
IT IN (IIU IK IIK H t h a t thle n o t i c e
be p u b N e h r d o n ce a w e e k f-r f o u r
I t ) m n r m i l l n w e e k a In the H a n
ford H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p e r puPllahrt]
at Manfurd, Nemlnolo C o u n t ) . Fl*>rIda.
IVITNKHH my h a r a t a n d o fficial
• e a l thin i t h d a r o f J u n e , I II!
O. |». lI K II N I x iN ,
C l e r k c i r c u i t Court.
BUT
TH U R SD A Y .
CLO SED
vacation plaaiurasl
,
S3 milai of daan, hard.packad whita land
’ and laka Rshlng. . . enjoyabla concerts o»
.
laytona Baach.
OCIATIi
ft Moil Faiaoai Baach".lnvlU» you «0 coat#
URSELFI Write, wire or phone today foe
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lU'XV
�THE ^SANFORD
Philippines To
Become Republic
On July Fourth
Rice Bowl W arfare
On Siam’s Borders
Is An Old Story
Outlawed r t* m r*aa Ose
lly Charles A. Gnimk-h
A I’ News!ratines
A remota "rice bowl" terrltorlal war bulging into the attention
a i the world's i>mce-keepera has
been waged internmittently ahmy
tie Mekong on the shadowy front-
T b s unpreeei’-mted grunt of In-
ia v>rwad as deeply significant.
Many observers say that the
course of future -events In this port
of the world will lie Influenced
strongly by progress in self-rule
made 1a the Philippine*.
.The republic has a firm democreate foundation whose specific
tad a documeht similar to the
U. S. constitution, but which
placed broader pow»«rs In the
hands of the .executive and con
tained revlaiofosr to eonform with
the provincial government
lira nmiHtutloq originally pro
vided for one aix-year piusldentU) term and a unicameral assemb!y. This wns amended In 1040 to
Umrl the terms of the president
and vice president to four yimra
and to provide for one immediate
reelectlm. The bicameral legial
tiv% system was rsstoiod, with
uwfwbefshlp of 24 senators, elected
at Hrrgs and i t representatives
elected from districts, Keprv-
nd cooperation against
"unjustified aggression” by French
tome* that ,n c e production for
famine area* is seriously affected
by the world’s lu»hcst pnJdylamls.
1Y ONE OF
WEST THINGS
confronted With this fact that the
-iruniiim
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T H E B A N F 0 R 1 ) fl K K A LD . K A N F i’HU FLO H 1D A
]
i. r a m ■
Grain Has Been
Basis Of Food For
Thousand Years
we at and tha'building of Anrjrica.
Now, in a world whic hha* ap
proximately doublet) ita human
population In 100 jreara, modem
acientlitjL are recalling what Maithus aaiT ami wondering how ac
curate hit obaeravtlona were.
With n world population still
growing rapidly despite war illsruptioni and ;wllh no New World
to pour new grain into the mar
kets, ‘there In speculation a* to
how long world Brain, enn feed
increasing nuinlient of world peo
ple*. even after prer»?nt disnipproducing areas are again func
tioning.
* 65, Giins Fame
' At Ate Of 67
Al* Newsfentures
CAItl.lSl.i:. Ky.—Tom Payne'*
no-«ipa|ier career began nt th*
age of <IS. hut now, at 07. he is
fill tiny with Irune.
Payne spent less than a year in
a. one-rocm log schoolhouse, and
In* I, putting rvi.-ry ounce of that
vdiicntion lu-biml - his work as
I'loasmit Valiev "corresponilcr"
for the weekly Carlisle Mercury.
Ills style i, something new in
news writing. Ills pencil and
paper an- s slaughterhouse for
grammar and s|>elllng. lluf he is
omy iif tlie most quoted writers- in
then human populations would inrreate until hardship imony the
"lowar orders" again raised the
death rate high enough to pre
vent further increases, h r de
clared.
.
, Foundation of America
-Uni* Ideas largely were forgot
ten dr scorned for several ycnerntioni whin grain from the fields
of the New World flow ml Into the
It it estimated that there arr
markets. The demand for grain, 40,000 U. S. plants processing
mostly whfat, contributed i n . n milk, butter, theese. Ice cream
large measure to conquest of the and other dairy products.
LLOYD’S SINCLAIR
pirn- was'ptW Into "tyiM- as w rit
ten nnil it immediatuly hit thr
of has qualified 70.000 acres of forest fancy of Mcn-ury readers.
Carritw His Fame Lightly
jov* land as properly managed and prona- lectcd for the continuous producThe "rotrespondentV now iditnnow lion of forest crops. In the back- in the spotlight has made little
ex-* ground, left to rights are Jack-W. change in his overy-dny life.
rtrd Simmans. Tallahaaaee. memtwr of Wearing hk horttrlm at*ectarles.
ex- the Florida Board of Forestry and he is still the community handy
Parks; C. II. Coulter, state forest- man. and he lives with his sktei
11 th rr; N. Oulbremth, turpentine opor- *in a little house ott the side of
__ ^ fO»—
“
,The »ior-af-W*h«Hw|_ awd HarohtOalea,
r-nni| -where the school—Ht-x*
Jacksonville, exeeutlvo vice-preal- jlunt a rotin In the y*md."
dent of the Florida State Chamber I l*»file i- his own hast source
of Commerce. ‘
i«»f news, judging from .the frrIn Florida, the tree farm mows- quency he use, his noVne. l.iit ih>mrnt is snonaored l.v the Florida ‘‘io II i -I..... .
halleve. little pel
Stnte Chamber of Commorce and
the Florida ^Foreet Hrrvie*. Na
tionally, the'progrmm it being de
veloped by the Americas Forest
I’roducts Imhrstric*, Washington.
D. C., to spur greater growth of
forest products and to combat tbs
destructiveness of forest Brea.
8 T H a n d P A R K A V E N l/E
T E L E P H O N E 91S6
COMPttmY O llllib BUROINOI and buckled' tralna lestlfy to the Intensity of the Barnes that rwapt the
and these courts correspond to
U. 8. district eburts. Above these
U the ft-iii*lga court of appeals.
-ftnffTKi
plno citiiens 21 years of age or
older who ran read or write d.iiglish. Spanish or or>j of the natlrc
dialects. There are *>l dialects, of
which about eight are in wide
usage. Literacy was alnut 4H prri»rnt prior-to the Jnpanesc inva-
Tokyo on
ONE STOP SERVICfc
March It.
Prior to the signing of thu
trenty by Admiral Jean Ileroux,
Vichy’s governor-general of Indo-
C O M P L E T E 'L U B R IC A T IO N
W A S H IN G
'&
M H SBtpa.iiffi,1 st
Iwen fought between French and
S IN C L A IR H C n n d E T H Y L G A SO LIN E
SIN C LA IR P E N N S Y L V A N IA n n d O P A L IN E O IL
W H IT E GAS n n d K ER O SEN E
ALL W O RK GUARANTEED ’
Siamese in late 1010 and early
1041 when the Japanese w»>re
roorluding their dominatiun over
Indo-Chinn and wooing Siamese
elements
in the co-provpCrity
■pher'e.
•
.
f’ism aiotirta her rb-ht to this
20.000 -q u are mile bite out of
r»nd>o<lln and a small section i f
nelghb-rlng I-ao* colony on the
basis of r rre n t history, not "nirig
into the m any previous shiftlhys
of frr-niier* alon- *be Mekong.
Thera are more than .1.000,0UU
registered voters. 8p*Ailai/.>ou» ral
lies and colorful banders atrrtrhi-d
from service poles gl\y political
campaigns In the - Philippines the
appearance of those in Mexico.
Governors Head I’mvlnre*
The archipelago is couipfised of
7,082 island* and islets, but* only
4C2 have an area of one square
mile n r niotr. Of these, only II
are major i-j^mls. Here are situ
ated the commonwealth's 4H proivinres, each govt-rnrd by an
bflelected provincial governor and n
t’s provincial hoard. Fnrh miinicipalrs. lily hns a mayor and a council of
eight or more oliiermett, elerte.1
Hdticlitlon U free and conlucatlana) nn tbiTInsis of the common
language—^English, the tearhlns
of which aras compulsory* under
c o m m o n w e a lth status. About
5,000,000 persons speak Knglish.
An amendment to the TydihgsMcDuffie act—the so-called Prop
erly liill—authorlsa* • 1H United,
Ktnln* agencies to continuo Jo do
business In the Islands and would
grant Ainrilcaha equal rights b«
torate at
1041.
PLENTY OF
FLOWER POTS
Frenrh Imperialism ftemtled
Tbs Siamese rite the arrival of
a French warship off Bangkok in
1B97. In th e heyday of western
Ironerjallsm, with the demand for
on non .n u a m miles of territory
f hwtdo Power 4 light Compon/s new 124,000,000
expos iron program aiiursi our cuitomsrs of plenty
ef electrkity. And the new $2,500,000 rata reduc
AND
SCREEN DOORS
tion mokes Swmhlne Service cheeper still —mokes
It evep more pradkal to live better, electrically.
HIARTMIAK HAS COMB TO "BIO,- a female doberman plnjcher. pic
tured back at tho Path-Finder Project In Detroit where the was trained
a* a'Scelng Eya dog. Her blind master, Robert Beukema, 34, of Grand
It a pi d s, M lch^vai hit by a switch engine while craulng railroad tracks.
"Jlcd" attempted to pull him outof danger, but didn't have the necessary
Strength. Since the tragedy the hee refused to e a t
(International)
to property nnd business in the
inlands nflrV imJenendenre. Pio|h>henlii eiplnin l l / i these m-nsnrrs
ate llPcessary to aid the ie|uti|it-
whirr I am now corri-*|H>tulrr for
FLOOD ( l)M KOL
the i iuli«li- Mercury. I rtnrtr.l
\vi itin culnumn* (or Carli»l«
WASHINGTON, July l, tF j—
M enui\ in Nov, 1015.
flic Senate Commerce Committee
Tlnji from theiv I walked from ’ “I hoj.j this i« the end of mv ha* approved a I* hundred milien
,to ir which | never eX|H-rt to write ■Inllar flu***l control bill.-The meatKiny, Mountain to Ripley. «»!»»•• ay....
U> I mu gcllon up in >e'.ir» urc i* expwtad to tie taken up
I worked in a c-lrtlpug store in
I enfi th u n k to o l f o r all the*
the Senate next week atony
la'xinyton as n
cleik foi }rei
I have post and can *av I with a Idllon dollar naviyation bill.
eiyht yoale and never mail but
one mistake. N’aver yol out of nm in the Im**t o f *helth to what Until have passed the house.
first ii'Hder in school. From tben ni> av.v :* i out lilns j’l t r Km*
InMudwd in the Flood control
to North Folk, Virginia work iu tm K>eu mid all over America nroyram w a 17‘and a half mil
whet ever my story goc* and who lion dollar dam project near Fiodships yard fivo years.
crickthury,. Va.
"Now I live at Pleasant Valley reiln it."
icw, letter, written in
**«_turtied evuT hy a
ilitur to tlie linntyiMs
sp raw lin g S t George Ferry Terminal, fits ten Island, N. Y. (left), coiling the Uvea Of three persona. The
nlnc-alirm fire, caused by a short circuit In one of the trains, brought fire apparatus from all parts of the
city. Pictured right, one of the.30 Injured. Seaman L J . Jtocafort, burned aboutthe eyres,-% given oxygen
by a Navy medical corpaman, one of many rushed to the scene of the conflagration.
(International)
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Tree Farms Cross C o n tin e n t Began Writing At
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F ifth .o f 4 am bod is
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M ON D A Y , JU L Y
(WwllaaeS rr»a raa* Oar
and Slam.
Tydtage-Menufflc A rt sitmsd
(he fare President Roosevelt March
*4, 1994, and ateepted by the
-commonwealth congress May 1. .
.Thfc act-provided fo r-a djiaL4n■trument aon*l»Un£ of a perma
nent constitution and an ordinance
goV»nrfnr relations lo t ween the
United Mtales and the Common(wealth for a-perlml of ten years
lA^ teolystitutionai
o h i ti t ^ l o n . r convention
^ n ^ n t lon^adoo
auop-
ithe
the United Staten nin
did nor,
not. w....c
[ the- ■Vichy French in Indo-Ghina
I remained . passive.
In her initial appeal to the
United Nations for assistant^.-
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Ungual millions elsewhere have
bcun Insistently demanding self
determination and a atart on the
road to the four freedoms.
ftr& d Powers Given President
The nMlnancv. was ratirinl by
the Philippine electorate, women
M O N D A Y ,. J U L Y - h - 1&4«
H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
ALL SIZES OF BOTH!
In Florida.
HARDWARE
COMPANY
in Ha development—with U, S
aganeles iiiirautlly acting a* train
lu g ‘schools foe Filipino ta-hnhi
niu and admiiiistratoni.
*
MI LLI0 jfl DOLLAR RATE REDUCTION /{t
We join in extending our host \vishe«
to Seminole ( ’minty’s newest institution
-------------- By WIlllAM B in —
is ijtk . [C cn tri/ P r e n W r i t t r
FROZEN ready-cooked meal*
fall to Intrigue Grnndpappy Jet.kins. He say* he Just can't im
agine having to saw- htmsrif a
helping of mashed potatoes
The m m tt fbe nrtt drtk
wonders il C tn td ia a will rtlrr
to their yrt-to-he-drcided-upon
n tlio n tl flag j i "New Clory“
Th# malt rtmurkoblt thing
abaut Aiorbaijan taami to ba
that no two radio commsntolort
ptanounct It alike. . . _ ___
Ship Wonder If thr-score keep
ers remembered to credit the
cow with an assist*
M j y b r i b t t e t t o n the w o rld
it to u n btppy i t ihr l t d t h t t
our m ott scute * h o i t t t e i t ia
o p tim u m .
A Isl-prapaltad »r*-d beat b at
b«tn dsvrlopsd leokt like the
flih ora In tar e Hoi lurprlt*.
I mT'.i , I ,,iii Payne war Imiin-d in
n two iiMini log rnban on Ine Clay
fm hi near M)rtr«. K>‘. Then I wnnin-tlv tniseil therr.
Ill* M arltlal 'Adventurer,
SANFORD, FLORIDA
"M> fii-st nmrrlogr- w?i« .Inn I"
lti|U. nl la-vington. Wn had no
ihlldri-n Then wn separated seven
lin>*- In II months. Then w*
A New York milk maid has
won a milking champion-
TO THE PEOPLE OF OVIEDO
AND SUCCESS TO
BEST WISHES AND A HEARTY WELCOME
TO A NEW INSTITUTION IN A PROGRESS
Oar banking inBtitufloivm Snnford wisTicg ta cxtend-to the riew Dank in Oviedo and to the good people
of our thri^dng neighborhood town our sincerest congratulations on the opening of the new hank.
Oviedo Bbou]d be justly proud of its new banking
institution and we are just as proud to extend to
this thriving community our sincere wishes for a
. a successful venture. -
FROM
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With its excellent hanking peraonnei-ami■'sub
stantial list of TTtockholderveoupkd with the great.po
tcntialities of the rich Oviedo section, its future Bhoulc
be prosperous and beneficial,
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I up 10 -| 0,00Q
IV E « )M M U N IT Y ^
FR0M
YOUR FRIENHI jY
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M O N D A Y , JU L Y
T H E SA N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
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
year* . . .
“C ertainly mhlweslemer* are
( a tm . - 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.
1
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
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,
iftirnttmental- 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 asso c ia te d w ith W . R. W illiam s, R e a lto r
also ta k e this o p p o rtu n ity tp th a n k you fo r
y o u r splendid re c e p tio n o f o u r services.
W. R. WILLIAMS
REALTOR
4 18 A tla n tic B ank B uilding
P h o n e 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
H IS 3 " G n rre tt“ 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 a k e llie m ost of su m m er a n d y o u r o u t-d o o r living ro o m
w ith one o f these sm a rtly s ty le d R a tta n suites. U p h o lstere d
in a rose a n d plaid co m b in atio n in w a te r re p ellen t sailclo th .
T h rco lovely pieces for
C o ck tail T ab le s to m atch ................................................... ........... ................... $ 2 2 .6 0
Enti T ab le s ..................................
$ 13.96
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203-09 E. 1st —
I TO PAY
Phone
M ATHER
WAY”
III
IIEIIIEI
To The
Citizens Bank Of Oviedo
Seminole County’s
Newest Financial Institution
TO THE
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BEST WISHES TO A NEW, PROGRESSIVE INSTITU.
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VOLUME XXXVII
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E s ta b lis h e d
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IN D E P E N D E N T
D A IL Y
A rtist’s Conception Of- Bikini Blast
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gram* In th# S ta te
a
in^r To Have Rent
Control Legislation
Passed Immediately
, 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-
MANILA, July 2—bl,i.-Gi'ii*'Ul
JLwAiiJiui lu«. j t u v
to refer l\\o Oj’A .UI»M«tsnla
to It.e S eiu le l*.tiibflu!'r<dn-
e j by plane In Manila to In* honor
guest of the July
tntteiwttdciire
reiemonle* of the Philippine*,
t in ir io l Min’A rthur K i ll given .1
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Homer
proposed In the
ISIt f 1 CtlD"
1% (cut bfll. lir* AS*
tteneidH Mnv*
M fitnl l l . i l this Itp h tn tloti would
lien I, MllliUr) ReXIln, mid lhr
A«**rinin
With (’ummUnitmi'i,
Paul V. McNutt. Tin* ifcm itl
in it)
l.c .iilii
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told th*
Ilju klttl* k*l«»Upf ImWfViT, th a t It
Him hi hf a* ( u r ic to u*«*onintend
>»ciiatu action «mi u bill tiraling
with ju s t .me pha a* of tin* p r i f i
not Bf iimlicY' tn a l. |Si‘imLi? Mttj*
Arthur were lh* Wiih|t|>im*» Pit-«i-
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
epilation,
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harm m lenoitm i; .thi^ bill af\d
fliriiu.io. It may
lie
\a»h arr«kutp|tilir«) by Mr*. Muf
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A t t n if a i-cfjiinimM
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•Snyder Says Runaway
Aft?* i1^ AuifiiBl nui> irAril fo itiUI*'
Mi. liiiiikifii'
Moo » appfi
I i **tf*bilb*n extend**
'll kin V4 and A
J’orce Increase In Federal Taxes tirr !*
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BTAVP A R T IS T fA (jL FRKHM. gulden Ly .eur iWws %ntl radio necomit* M m aU dDly dcpfeVt uUh h u Marvin Prine Wins Bovie(
.iimihri * llN !
li11*iij*1*1 11!* it •ii*w :i ii 11* pf l*'l INif <1
akliied brush the serm- at Civ Bikini Atoll Dgo.ni [oliowill* Uir rspiosttm ot tlie fuurtli auunlo Dnnb
I r*mt)crAtlc
to be dropped. As the lagoon waa blotted out hi » moss of the und water, tlie Immt, carMi-r,
1 . < I'Dnniel uf
Ik
Dream" safely speeds off. After bombanlln- MnJ Hsrold Wood lint loovd Oie missile on the target S
rJilp ' ^ w5rd .A?.,JS ,f n|? Atfacks
(.'on. Lee *lrflui I 4l| lidfltt hf I f MI,!\ l-e" 145A,ft4 ,t„l 1 ■pmiiifKti Senator
a giant cloud—tpllea In, the rear—rose to a height of an estimated WJ
iert
iKtietiut tonal Student At School
Krltni 1
k\ 11 y of Neliraska
■ ti"'l* > ij I!i1r ni'tf 4*tl|l-4 1f ■1 ' >1 It*lotiuy llie W agner
For Bristol Talk
!Ilit t** Ill4# 4room. Ur#. W herry
Marvin I’r ini? iif LnKf Muilltif*, fit)
III. t fifaif, St))d»-i msi+b il *leui
sit*>4*4 I’ll .. .ending til# r*- ’
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Fresh Charges Of |Tax Equalization Board Stresses
pnpo is Hint he ir fi’i u ’tt i** next yt-io h‘iiilt'1 ll 1»|ltll in io lit# commit*
i with tin* "I Mote You" aw ard l\> Sr %l«'t ifoveYiifi't'iil
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the Da uf *-1 th Foundation “ f Si vent lit bus .iUn ■ d
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Need For Additional City Revenue outstanding pupil of the year nt n remiuli in it *ent ^petvl* -lit
W.Ai• aV# Sales Are
the Sanfortl vocational School* nr- Itrirtol. Lngbihd. Izveatixi rftul -ablv Will foil HA |iiHTk Ill- lot
I tut t t be gem iril
v. biVHip i hi Mr*tt *1111*11 t hjl I s I.
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City
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Mr*.
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lux i at**
Are Made Today Six Sanford Men UV
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To ReKin
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In Slate July 15
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Prosecution. A sserts! Are Commissioned fur aiblitioiidl h e rv k f fut nr«% wa* IM, ol vs hir h iit'fp wmiicii wliPIl'
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Col. Kilmn Made lt | n
Rouirh On Prisoners
l{e grU| a r
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The following nien from Snr
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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
th a t ,^he73M IW tt?T?r^t#hi\m L Jtwuuitiiliuna Jtt :iw4Au»r.n jL ’nr
l i r h t o r ^ g h b tiaxUwUa#-ii
u n ited S tates. - *TIl'.''e '
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vusaUon was Kilmiiss-o w n -tw tl- from "Hanford are: Lir»t Lieut,
mtiny which he gave a t (he flrat ((’a p t.) U hatlrs C. Hurt. Air
Lichfield trial eight months ago Coins- First Llsul. (Capl.) Clifwhen Sgt. Judstm Smith waa con foitl W. llt>w»’ll, Infantry; First
victed of lieallng prisoner#.
Lieut. (C apt.) Joseph G. GovnToday the
American court eek, Air C orp.; First Maut.
m artial h«ard prosecutor* declare (C apt.) Jam ea H. Dyson, Field
th a t they would show by K Ilian's A rtillery! Second Lieut. (F irst
earlier teftfm ony th a t toe colonel Lieut.) W alter M. T urner, In
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Arthur-Roland -Welch
Died Here Yestei
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V . » \ \ l l i t . Ini) 2. t-Spe*inpb»>n'H a-. <ompaii‘tl vkitb v\ork w rit 1H iiii'T. «i•ItMilIf m! nf whom t u-i'il 1.it' «»{ i »'! ■i l .ML* «" 1 li“ =41» 4*f l$i.“i Sin •lit, i M <1i-f.C.t • i.il i
.i<u pin pt |o-i t> at four
»*ri in p n w itr cn lt'ip riiei, waa eight rrc t4iv**»| Itiislt $rh«n| ilip- i kIhm |»»’»ij*lt* or O' *■ mntiii*** •■1 » ;v4a- ^ 7 XH iilM) HIM l o i Ii.id 1
- 1 1M1 14 ■ mi it.i n
ni.liillations
«trfM.«ri! lit w| rvpiiilikf by Mnym lumas. TW rr Vktiin tint• WAVE on- i m1m|I|/«’| till*, li p . ■*»*t -■ 1114 ) t '(*»’ ;$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
11, 'im e i I Hit wbpti Iru 1'it v
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 ipmted 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 t h e slow | *i <ig r i—• -if t h 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. ' o t III, i* il,-. ■i. -ched*
iv -1,1 ictimlD ..Irtl . '. Hie \.,y ,1 km|ihihiuut
on bu^liifiot pru|M*rty |0 iM*n*jnt were in short hand und typing, nui *«>•, I* 1 u liar >• p.ilM-nce t li e nfipmelil
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five in typing, three in Pookkeep wiili (tn-ut
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u ill In- a* Jo- | -1r o i (olluv i-i 11.10.0 g H a • ) i |*.#rce, sta rton res id mil in | prnpfitv 'i* pn
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Itml • ’ , ig d tn lot i- 11 - I. o li o D ie f in .n l o v
cent nnd h i v.irmu pioju-rt) 1U(» ing and 12 in filing und office
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Bus me** ceiltficnle* weiu rnrn.
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work in joiinv eill’M r«*a11 wui eti by I'eggy e n try . Tin-1 on, T ay
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Kdwnrd .ShinbuUor, lepieAent- Ivcslot, Nancy Colluni, Donald (n t D ’ ll J up# lie
'th e high of In'll i t 'l l 2H
priority buyer*.
iiur Rundall Chavf, K. F. Ilou** Uanup, Ituih IVillis, Lorraine (illProperty tallied at nmre than
holder lepreurntifu; J J. Citon, yard, Marvin I'tittr, Sit*. Nora
f I, iMUinn.iMiti wilt he placed on
and kn hr put it, u numlier of Thomas and Mrs. Elixabeth Wilsale a t Id) it).po.nl renter* all
ciMtenn. Luther S. ilatkey* r t- Hams.
iivei tin* country. The*# are sales,
ic*tmUng_ inliujtl ~s«ilwaymen, -.-Mliw*ll»s»v#i«i* HigluJtchool suti
WAA explained, for which pre
U u g h f imiiyManlly. to
( owan. -inarchan- rrw
« b « I. J « l*
lim niton* started -nmetime prior*
constructing n numf>e, of home* fQUrsna. Eight of th#i# let-elvtii
to the middle of June »r will
for veterans at Magnolia Heights diplomas. Diploma* from Semin
By Armfialed Press
crisis. A inulr i-.iy* any action on have In-.-ii sta rted by Ju ly 1,
and Henry McLnulln. optom etrist, 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
were among citirona who urgued Hugh Carlcton. George Carver,
could breathe easier fijili'tal concern Tlie Governor tioned lieie, hlelidn lint 42 site*
against the piopcsrd appraisal Marvin i’rlne, Charlie Hwaggerty, Alabama
fm which miIc* will iw scheduled
ipereasen. Following the,# pro- A lbert Sumkir and Aliteen Tuylor, today'. Elsewhere folk* who rent suggested th a t GcoiCiatis who during ensuing month*.
le*ta, th# longest of which w:ia Jr-. Marahall Martin, us the rc- their homes wore plague,| with w unt-the (), )’. A. revived should
Df the IUI * sales nt sit# for
hike* 'which Iji some plners w rite their congressmen and sen
■Hr.nslmWsr. Abe- MU! llf -a*ud*.-#f..iha..v^.-«tlimal rent
whirh preparatiuus are now-being J
Cummission took up the m
maatter 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
R. E. Ij#e High Kchool, Jackson Governor I haunt wy Spatkn- uJe.l inion from Attorney Guner-il region wluuv it i* 'an ticip ated
of writleTr-rornplainti.
Earlier in Hie meeting, Mayor 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,
Gut pointed r u t th a t in 10 years a diploma from ML Berry High fireto 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
the total aisesrod valuation of School at ML Berry, (is.
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 of $the
property had drclined $300,OB')
Nun -Francisco region 14
th at - Homestead - «sumption achool were V. A, Couiiand, J. -K. rent controls lapsed. Thu Aluloi F lorida—b&# ptueihiiowd a turiotl sale* u n ; impending.
( e a lU a s i Oa I’ll. K*ar
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, Wal hike hail. Rut his proclamation property owner* to refrain from
ter Rosa, James 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 contest the free*#. there wax no way to force retottCitterns 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 fortunate, 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 department, report
would not be transferred once
more to China Juat to commarul ed that $80.10 was warned bi cent—and even hig h er -w e t,j ir- will In all probability taka early seas service n« n motor mechanic
American force* there, hi* pre student* doing mimeograph wor portod in Miami. In Jacksonville action to rrsto tn price ceilings. with th# Will Field A rtillery.
He entered the service Nov. 12,
vious experience in China la seen for schools, publications such -a housekeeping room* on one down His action conn- a fte r the House
•a a great qualification for a the Year Book for the Geneva town si reel w int from five dol of Representative lit had adopted IP 43, trained until February,
Garden Club, and tha T, B. As lars a week to $46 a week. There a measure calling for a 20-day ex 1045 nnd wa# sent to Italy where
Chinese assignm ent
It's thought that if Marshall sociation booklet, also stencils for was hone for tenants in Atlanta. tension nf 1). P. A. The Female he saw action in the Appenloea
remains in China, Wede meyer the county tualth unit, chamber The Atlanta reaLMtafo tionnl ad was still debaiting the question. and i’o Valley. Ho wear# three
Folks In Southern Staten Plagued
:• Witli Rent Hikes, Except In Alabama
SgL (iodwin R eturns
From Pacific A rea
Observers Believe U. S. Is Laying
Groundwork For Return Of Marshall
Arthur Roland Welch, a m i*
dent of -Sanfor for the p ast
five years, died yesterday after
noon at bis borne a t 408 W French
Avmue foBiwing an lllneaa of
..SHANGHAI, July 2.
about a month'# duration.
Miany observer# In BhanghaT be
Mr. Welch, who wa, born in lev# that th* Unijad State* may
laying the groundwork for
return home of General
_
work-
|a bring about
far eastern
ere rumor*
that American Lieui mant GenA. C. Wedcmsysr is returnto China from tb# United
Many observer# feel thst
tnm afer may be a prelude
horn# for Marshal,
w baa Men no ofstion «f this view-
_
j
1
.
ball Icam u i d 'today th a t' a
practice will b* netd to. morrow morning at 10:00
O'clock at th# Municipal I’ark.*
Mrmbrfi of III# Ban ford
Oclory Kadi wilt b# present
to n u lat in coaching the pla>*t* nt ration* tw lla a s . The
team will play it# first gam*
wanted to>- send. stubbornly
fantry; S i f o n d T.Bnr
w . FrM ay in W k u id o . The j u .
Iricl tournamenl will be held M ^ W a . . il.Kk U til. - with i j c u 8 ; CUT.-DeWoUkI,
A i r 'C ^ C
iffl
guna
a
t
their
back*#.
The
pro
’ ini'C neoa during the third
secution added that whan that
week in July.
ANNKBTY PROCLAIMED
idea was rejected, Killan w anted' BERLIN,
July 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 to r all German*
Mam, la s t night out- headed for combat areas. When In the American occupation aone
the judge advocate section told who ware born j t f b r J*n.
iMtseball program for him
in* I1#
th at It would nht liar# t«8g
‘ a t uf_fhc,
t m ; The BVputy TMneHr uffThTTP
any
rorh
kt«U
(Mh.
IRA
broaScuT
^u«y
m
h
kW
Brdmrwnr
_ _ the regutbo
la r y _ governor ruled
o f th # poet held at, t lon ■assarted, - Killan in.llluted a anneaty will apply except for
policy
of
making'
It
»o
rough
on
Legion H u t on Lakofpm t
major offenders under the dcprisonera they wouldn’t want to naiifkstnm
aWvard.
laws — th st Is, high
Odham urged th# poet to corns back.
er officers of the Hitler Youth
authorlie fund* fo r th# operation
and girlt’ organlMllQris aml.timllar group*.
— -----by th# m em btn 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 pro-
N O . 207
Afwuciuti’tl I’resH l e a s e d W ire
(’resident Roxas, Com
missioner McNutt
Greet Allied Chief
i
mmcatt D gk raK K ;
1■
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tes Manila
ror Ceremonies
_ 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 i a 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
picture of Rankin ojltsidr the
ourthouse at Tupelo.
*il .p t i , l « m i a - ■ » » » * «
a
2,
Honor KldoY Statesman Baruch
TUPELO, Mias.. July 2.
(A P )— An Associated Press
photographer says he was
assaulted today by Demo
cra tic Representative John
Rankin of Mississippi. The
photographer,
Alien ‘ W.
Snipes of Memphis, had
ikcn a picture of Rankin
^taken
Uaukin
Odham Outlines
L e g i o n Baseball
"Plans A t M eeting
Ih la if *
Further Efforts To Revive
O PA Are Blocked In Senate
i Bilbo And Rankin
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
so n , the *tate capita), amt
f jark
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
Ih u iu lr n lu n m
Irtnmin llirtiu|l> kVrilnrwljy,
*
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.
Shnurrx anil u a t lr r r d
N EW SPA PER
1
i " 1 ‘ ------- •
"
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y , JU L Y
1908
I ■■
Rep. Rankin
THE WEATHER
W anted Iftfralii
In Unity Thera la Strength—
may assist him.
of commerce and variouY civic
Th* report# th st Wedemsyer
also some work for com>j interest*. Sticker* for the
is returning to hi* A rm y'com
ig and food drive* were
mand in China also disposes
of gossip that he would return
___and tetters written for the
as Ambassador to the country.
Hi e r I e a n Legion and other
It is believed that If Marshall
should return home, and Wede*
The schooL which is located In
merer lake orer Marshall’s peace* t)ie Kent Building, ended Its 10
making job, an ambassador might month term last Friday and will
be appointed, The ambassadorship
in Fnptembcr. It is suphas Men vacant since Patrick
by the county oehool ay#Hurley m f — * -----------"
free instruction.
'■JteSm __________ ______
opted a policy uf no immrdtate
rout inrreaitt. Many individual
landlord* in tha Georgia city be
gan hiking rent* a* iron aa.O. P,
A. oxplred. In fact, one tenant
received
a
telaglCam
from hla landlord ela hour* before
the O. P. A. .waa officially dead.
The telegram notlfted the tenant
that hla rent hail been hiked from
$4? to $70 monthly. Governor
Elite Atetail say* he has no
to taka action In the
Kc
' - ..4
While landlords aura raising
n n ts , most merchante were pledg
ing
ng to rontlm u 0 . P. A. prici
One Bouthsm drug store chain
placed advertisement# in Atlanta
ads said—
newspapers. The
“There will always be an 0 . P. A.
a t #ur atoms Similar, ads wrre
seen in many Southern citiea.
Most retail merchant group* pro
mised not to hike their prices—
a t least until Increased coal* of.
new merchandise forced them to.*
battle ,»tars. His hom* is a t
015 West First Street and ,b e
is married to the. former Evelyn
McGee.
WIMBLEDON. England. July *.
Bundy of 8 t n t i
Monica. Calif^ reached tA# a*H»Ifinals of th* women’* singles m ,
the Wimbledon tennla champion
ship* today. Hho 'defeated Mr*.
Kay Stammers raenxle* of Britain,
4*®, ®-t. C-t.
4
UP)—Dofoihr
I
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To Fromel* the Progress et
To P t r d m Prosperity for
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SANFORD, FLORIDA.
Established 1908
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M ONDAY,
Bank
S c h e d u le d
To
O pen Tu esday
m—mmm
1,
1946
NO.
Annocialed Press loosed Wire
206
Another Attempt Underway
In Congress To Revive OPA
Lehmann, Boyle T o __
Speak At ( elebra-l .
tion Of Kvent To- _
morrow ' Afternoon-:
Last-Minute Conference
JU LY
Preparing The “ New York” For “ How Hour’
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buinpi’ i nop# nf
linin' ' i-ilnn
WASHINGTON. July 1,
Iruii mill cvliry at w.ulime price.
<
el*»—
Aii attempt lo revive
Ini- mini- lir d v ii to, noted muck■
tip. O l'A fa ile d to d a y . B u t
l.tt.il iclery pro.hid1'!: center i f
A
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i a lre a d y a n o th e r is under
Seminole Cdmn
mil Central
Florida; n nmv bat . The Citij w a y - T h is o n e i? in t lie I^ouae ■*
Xen* Hank uf Oviedo ■ will t>v
. o f Ito p n a e n tn tiv e s .
hpened * Tuesday, ‘ fluid » Large
Tlte- H ouse, is d e b a tin g A
•
gaihei ing of repre rnlnltve citl1 proposal to p iv e th e p r ic e
« ten* ot Sijgg'Mlr iiu I iieaihy
t’i .unties it i^p*i toil, to sittend, the
‘ aKt'iu’j* JO m o re d a y s o f lift*.
flew *1mrlief lie ., to il uVkek itl
I Denm cratit* ' U eiu-esentutivp •*’ .
tin. i ft Inin Silmcd (fi blind» to
/.I
badly. Many ships are burning
Adiiltih Sub.iiti nf llllnoi* a-i>«il*
, .
celebration .Ilf lint rieilt, , ;
eil thill mnifn^Vif nbnt he d***.|
and lh« next few hour* may
"Die * liu/bccti, U being lit veil
ciilufd.Hi., un-American merchants-+_ *■ .show that The total destruction
by the ciUxens'of tte ctmraitinlty
already are gouging connumeni.
la *v*n greater.
*ajiit premium) , p * ere, tin’tll.l’ '
Salnlli i|Unti*l lo the iloune BeV
ins- Kuil l.elitn.iiiit. -pciiim v
The transport# Car 11tie and Gil
i
luiinu
tbal lent* amt food |iricc*
lhp lake t inn ly i Iminlni 7iT
liam are beneath the warm. Tne
i in Milne area- .Ile being IIiwi*te,l
( ’iiniinei e. Stale Seiinlm l,lnyit
destroyer Lanuon mpalied and w*nt
sharply.
. *
l
K. Hoyle and lit her lire rip tv l'
The effort to i reive Ol’ A which
down later. The destroyer Andrr. i'll In piiltU'lpale in i be i-li-tnpfailed iiiii made in the Senate
son U . wrecked to such a decree
tion.
by llobrit Wagner of New York.
that she, tea is expected to aink
II. F. Wheeler. « hr. will m’Jve ,
The Deiiiucralit' laivuiaker nought
w i n y minute. Bo may the Japanese
a* |ite«idenl of the li.-tik i*
in introduce a resolution to r*VVcniUer Bakawa, which was ripped
|ile-ideiit of y'el on ntnl t'o. Inc., ;
»tore the Ol’ A until July 20th.
.open at the waterline. Fire* still
Oviedo, diip|H*i
■>( citm- fruit
Put lie was blurted by Demoare burning aboard the currier in
mill celery’ , lie i« a latirc citrun
cralie Senator W lafe GDsidsI
dependence, and ahe'a listing badly.
grnWer and i. also int*rp*te I in
•d f . Xu ^ the -nine senator
Heavy damage was done lo the bat
ceveml rcli'l y (non,., lie lm«
flHjnkpav 1 agnmst
ins
tleship Arkansas, the -Jap battlebeen a icsideni i.j Ovieilo f r
n«li>n measurs’
wagon Nigaio. the submarine Skate,
inure than IiO year- and ii (iroliithe. h«uvy cruiser Pensacola, and
iiii'nl in httiimv, m ile * in Fiucintr ■
a tank landing ahlp.
tiln Nelmn and IV linro a latcc
re* jiui it in. i larking |*
On the outs’ hand .the goats on
^ e fayed
<bu.ni| the USH New Yurt mie el the
la. g.
leitilirei mixing
the deck of the baUlcahtp Penniint I i ■.
h.iMen dewu the ll.e hr
• iui IIHtUlg the *:ilii lo an nei nt mt-.ifri ml. .
rl'iiibli.l In .ire ar
•ylVXnU »een» to be very much
’ o r ’ 11 I at l li- 1 ! II union; W Va
lb* WMooc '*
1do.li. Jackamville Kin . l- P fiintm -ii Itron*
nn i fm in iniichim
llRlf
f l alive: munching their way and to
Well h Meioiie. N V olid ll On***
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,
all lu. .iI i',i in t
i i •i.( tii i n ^
•11 outward appearances undlv m
Internal i•-ii . t( Mliiuihii ..i
.IhI ll
turbed by the atomic blast which Ds. R a, Warrener icenierr In charge of sclenlUts and techiilrlnin uf uiiedu
Img
Abmos
Group,
confim
with
Ensign
tJavi.1
Anderson
irHM>
and
started a lire on the ve.wl. Hear
I.
f‘Iuh- f**» Jhf i
O
b
Hmlth
ilrftl
irea|S'iieera
who
will
arm
the
atomic
Inailb
In
iit.ilmap)'
nwliHiv
Sritalf*
Admiral Throvwld Bolberg, director
-Inrti'i!
ti
v* ar .**;**f
AIUm. Haikluy ••kpr*'M*iT
or ahlpa. saw the animals while ilr after the I1-S9 S’-iperfortre* 'tiave'* Urrani' Lakes off from K*,n- *»ift iiEilitihf lu Mi U iifrln it v%»
jatdn
with
the
doth
bomb
,
ilriicrttaliotul
Uadtnpliotoi
11.it st .mm- year r»tant[_
«fen
making a preliminary chock of
ffll kt rttly 11hi I .1 Imiik
Ol'A • m
drawn.
Bill
damage of the Pennsylvania which
.|ut* in (h< fat i ( 1ml iL*
'Daniel ban
tinu ha'll
was on the outer edge of the tar
w:»* tVlHi.iOl
halt kill.
object to **#Y«*rylhinR ihai at
get area. Bolberg said he did not
fntihfMA liOim-r
thpn Sluifur«l
tempt* to
Ol'A '
are any dmd fish In the supposedly
U infnt Fai k tir Orlmiih*
TLr
JAl JvSMNVll |J Inly I (Spec
.ronpuntnatod water; In fact, rotn( Hid Willi H t ! irui t'**li*ry fi** I
Aflei * utiim^jiitiiml leaders cup*
ial)
H.
tide
produce!-of
float
l » w » atilt ware’ swimming around.
f**rretl withFi eahlaiit Truman
frmi 4:**|>n Imvfiy |*f^’
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All these reports, K must b# rrtniH-imit thirln*: shr wm ynn^ aoil
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There are hints that tlie bomb Salford, in its semi-annual stale- LoMingB of *uch men an \ Ihof i, luiiim**N .iLtriu i. tHilalivr. va»*l
|m**tilr»»t. .1im»"< I'liiliMiDklHiH-i W ill Ifliudi’M r f thi' t i* d R e n t 4 s n a re d i»t ?«»h i p p h r t i
which exploded yesterday may not mail of June 2U. reveol* » |20,- S. F. launi; ami ChorlcA. D e Imvr Mr. Whecli-r. j*n«I Srhfii LiiiJihi?|f »3 ratrr* r t iCi-tirlnjf Fp'^iilvtil \ Stiiir
-eil
Leslie,
wn.
....Miclideil
upoli
|
Kunlund
as
lira
.ill......fulln
.Sclni- Flniiila Si atv MitikrliiiK IIum-hu u f ih i* t*uunir>% O n ly N e w Y u t k
nialt ! ml* aro .iVnilaLIv, a IiujhF
M hava had the wallop of the one 009 addition to it* surplus fund lx*n» gtratly inrrHUnl.
•nost
successful
year,
u
l
i
l
c
l
i
j
r,
n
js
secretary,
John
Selnr- will |iar!ici|ioD* attivi'iy, alhl Uieir .Stale. MdkiKliUM'th alid l!»e Dll«
V
dropped on NagagikJ. Major Gen sing* Jan. 1, nnd un increase in
"
t r i e ! u f U ttfu in h ia h»v«* p m v U f o iu
The pnimlatiun nf Oviedo w itlt-;
flreprw f strurture li ill lo- I rt^lilli
il
In
Uir
club
I*
R^JniiiMun
a,1
*
ruslttwhaii
Durr
tors familiarity
with
tin* imtrkHi
on
(t*
eral Curt K. terns, whose B-JB’s depMits since June ,'tO, l!)4f> of in the city limits, is csUniateil eraet"f
l»*r
tent
etitlitul
imide
from
UPA.
•
.
|MPw lil|(h Itl I l l f m l*rr' k 1i I|1 h tiliil <»miu*i( Kp»r Jtimr* ( ihfif* It II nynti*»n, ihimiifh thrir tnrriil*«*rNbi|i In iiiiprnterted .ihjhi, ihen* wera
blasted Htruahlma and Nagasaki, flM.OOO.
I
at between 1,100 and 1.200 by
wan pir-if
•Mi* (fit
IhM Witli Im‘tit If A . N* u iMfiti, h
..I ■»m mui k'HVH iititj' |.*il> ihi* Kluritht ‘ Hitip tent jump
aayg that T M U '- t h a bomb dhvirt*
nf
lli*'
hank
H
im
much wi
.f
T*tal resources show a send- J. H. Jonrs, postiiiasti’r The pm*
l*i oniilvm
(llll *
lf*«> n..n*i ( A li>*.*n
Si a1**
Vk»i iiultHt al
Mai ki'MtilC •id ii iid mie-Hi .! |H*l rent. an«l
*if
(hi*
i'l
tju-'n
Iwiilifii:
*
v\
*
i
\
charged over the * fleet—didn’t ap nnnral increase of
since office seives about H.OOn to i,{«
tmtiMi
iMCNltl'i
llmnid
«lm
m
li|
m
irtk*'
thvir
Ai . s.mjhi“hmfft!
t| Mu
pear to be aa powerful us linn Heft kt i’rescnl rWOUrrea total 500 residents in the imuieilia.e If rmvi*i--*„ I t* rnriiif (n 11\ s111 nlnuK
ill H'fUt [ f l ^ f Li
vein much
h til lr.it ■
» tl* tHH
dt '« it ’ M'»M
v i*
iM «! «te I Mi;,l I he
tf)Mi |I
Mi S|*’<
*A*lt fit Hi. •nt • III
dropped on’ Msgasakl. A sort at *3,170.12tl ■ml depotiu
total nren and teceipts have mrrensnl 22 yrar.ti :i|fn fr*»m ***•»» irui 11■■
m
il
v
-i.
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’
L'.hhI .*
im- ■lull. .1 ' 1. |d n’lng i. ! ,ke- ••
. lift-handed agreement with Uti* $3JT0gl20
H* p *'4 i ui* ’* a
(I n IJuuie
300 percent in the p«*i in vi-ai-. t* it fulfil. I |>.nki'i . 1a |.|luiiiiii’fll *«M» uf Mu RuI ji
ti In
1Ira (hili. ■ ■ o ’ll ' |ft«l 1Lu» Id • e•
h
v ‘ I .i f *
observation came from some of the
t,Ml" dm* id (tile l lllti* in nt itejn vifterdtiliv • - ttte d l u f t ilir !
Office t of the bank m e
H | The tusii is aici-tj , it ua l, >! ill t hi r« *'i v i
t.
penii .mil Jl,lIDO til)igei hug iI'U , lit t*■M11<1
li n t ; o f till I ho ot»l- tii t t ml nt km In
srlmtlsts aboard Admiral Bland)'* McNulty. prrsfdeiit. .K. ( i , _K ll - from u cmiitiieielnl jhhui .( 1lei* mn t min >1 •JiiiiiilKNjtiiii^r, m u i ufuH>K >.itr y iN •i* iivrii
■ i‘ mvi 1 r e n t c u n *
1f *r d t i 'f i H i l t l f i y
*’ V|** t |
flagship.
11till
Id'll* ft' -til mu, t|
Patrick, Jr., vice president, T. K. being srivitl by branchr* of die viirrrtbrr iif l In* ..Snnfmnl I>!f»tlii " laiec* ***:11-r*t u|•**m >\v II 11V11Y uf tlfl* V, g«iK.11 it'lit*Hrnt muI'll Iui V|| her li - |it fitfitly
r-d *|| 1111-w lit *1 |I«M| Hilt l'0»lfi*M'l» 11\ bni H li-.y-m ■ Semite, Would
The idea for the test, primarily Tucker, cashier. Alary I.ynd it mu, Alluntic t'oust Line and Ki-« I inert Uintil VMAit kaltuh n***I »- tlfr iiiill'V|)|ifiil hi*'i M s iOlli \tn* 1licitW* I'M :(he Slate (lit It lifl i
f 1*Y|ll*t1t’.| :rtt Wi*
I li* 11ciy(f u’in**Kri*hi Hive Ihe 4>|*A (be |K»Wej lu roll
^ on aeapower, dates back to late asehUnt cashier. Vincent i’eel. tionrd Airline Hsllway*
N e« a 11it*tti|m’i nf (hi* HviiFilti S* h*w*t iiuMtiii-f hi Avliiih IM?> |W| f»i*h! lif jtlJ l itf iia t f i ex11 Y ih ii.ii
(heir oliHuftHottN iti Notary, jit* la t e n t ly * A b u ll l ftdfl t |iu il| lift Vi* lH*t*u ||iv i* n fro m t!i* |iiii t i u m l * u f m irlc M l back any iciU mervoieA alrandy
asebtant cashier,
roads, such a« Itond 2(13 to District IimtiI*l of TruHUtK.
t Fowl lowed from Pm < IU>
hire nf M*vem| Southern • 'lu t e * , * in m m n c e i! b y l u m l l u n h . I l e p r f
rimrli'a
.FhAffcr* a ptfifilisAf nuhl lit* wotiftl dm Im« iiI hh*aI ( o i*ii* re1i*aiMfiiI In tha wood*.
INrectors ore C. It. Clonte, of Chuluota and the Orange t'ounty
-enluliYe J^si^ Wukutt uf Mithl*
a D u m I =n * w«‘f | - ii ii n ii m l m*r n f m ir d e le
Oviedo, Andrew Oudn Jr., ■ of line, and improvemeni of Road o f M e ltK H H m * f u r i i I k h i I 2 5 v e i n * , “r n u r a y e e v n v i L d a r m i i to t e a m i T h e i i t s i K i u l i o h
81avia, Charles Dunn,
Forrest 202 lo Geneva, will nid in the lift* been wppuinled a* m*hlrr mnre about I’utaiy. it idenl* ami p'time warden and lenderml vain * K itte * in W iip fh in u tu ih an d m e m - k:mi nay* lie yyIII offer *uch a
leNolntipn in the )lou»e.
Florida la*i * **f the f4e|fi^hilill»
t.i th e
a?* ls t ii net*
itbli
Gatthel,-K. G. Kilpatrick, Jr., and town's growth. There i* a good uf the bank. He i* married and 1objectives,
A furtnef
Millsnl
•*\V « I piu
hirf of the Mar
I ’» Unida
tV. A, Patrick of Sanford and ronfl, rnmpletrd ahoul 12 years hn* three children.
Mi I ^e*he j (ImtiD'd (he mem Haine utid Ktesb Wain Ut»h (
•lucstions
III iiiis'h. Unite.I i aid well decluird he
Kaeilltieis
ngo, passing south-west tlrruugh banker nf Mr||m»urnr. he wn* (h i * «sf (hr ft 1*»I\ I hit* f»»i Ihen mi***i«»n. aUo »*’ii( drleralew I ke(
('■ H. McNulty of Melliotirne.
11ttMlInurA it* l*ia» Thr*#|
l iHillnue
I krvrl
\^i ictdtio"
Ceaatrurtiun work
|in>ceeil- Hlnvia to ISoldenrnti uml Winter
helplulne** and » •• u|H*riitmn dm- T hhi|*h (•» irptesrri! »r in (be Fl«* State* iH'pailine i
ing at U|e bank under direction I'nrk, only 12 tniles distant, on j
Wiihltmgioii, D
Iliy (In* Jin**! vein .umI plated (hit! * ola \\ lldhfe I* inlet al nm
•spi-t l«’ll
of Pfank H. Ashdown, contractor. n ilirerf mr line over Lake JeS- |
p t u k i'l , 1 w ill S l( S m it i
Hie u* nmidhv have pa^etl .(iiirkly
In»|i|meimnU *d Mullel I nk
ifi.l. M
* 1»H| t|III*klr. In l*l • ITlAlt y -d Uafk lit* th* Si J*’ln I* M* • •*’
A sew entrance has bt-en cut sup, Oviislo winild actually tie1
■m l
Vi
h im
In the middle of the building dourer to Sanford than it i- to j
t U mmI i i . 1m i, I ’ .l VI ,t k» i
ll« iliii.ft dot. that 1 had plan Srllm W*Mt a ln.nl
I In- |h iu
J. C. mils. Jr, pi
Uciag F lc l (St.eet, a new vault Wintci Hurk, but line to thi- .li-.\\ .4 It
liwi
( ’•minis ' uiifttt
pal I liirlai tV
f *«-1*■«. i hy flu t *• iatmn
Atl i H ,i i ,i i u i
C S It V
^ dent of Geneva since 1025 who is being installed in Ihc new tanco west to the Jimctom with)
tiiw rOttiindlei hiiirmett, lie jminl "Ln-h wn
tlrpij*i-a!«■•! (»> lh lllgloll.. Hint J 1- 1 ll llf llp .il ll. Ills*
• hfti been interested in law and addltte. to (be building un the the Nonfonl (Irlnndo highway i(
ed (lip (hill the attendance, fe l' r M»"l) t *m»ii|l*iiltinei *.
pun**., of th 1
■0 VIut k r t i111k^; aim
real eetate, died Tuesday evening » ’*at,alde. bonking and office it 15 miles by road to Sanfoid.
I S IM
Wa-li
I 1uiiipot I .il nn
fink Hup and |ii» iftntit* hud Wen *d Hie put k Ihinntmitw ^"H1 '*■*
« f • cerebral hemorrhage in space It lieiiig enlntged mid
Afkithei mad project (*> t*
fclei al,
JEKUHAI.KM. July t. blh -Tcli- 1milMaiiiJmg Imini; Hi ycai II*.’ l|ri’il of nearly Jl.MIU lowunl tlt-ui Ulglolt. Other mil ti lil,
In order to attend tlie cele
Chulad Trujilfe, capital of Santo new turfuce is being applied to taken up by tlie county, i* H>
George
iartiridaily
llmnkt
css lelil
iv p lecsenlirtnca
si
Ml lu Hull’ll ini’ Is inwinllng slcad-! initlii-ulurly
-------------„ . ,i iug the IVckiva Hivtt « f hyacinihs stale and buslnrss
bration and barites'll# at tha
Domingo wlrrra . he flew
the wuide of the building.
extend straight south from (Kiedo
|n*ilk* ti
at,.i espected to a
speak,
nt lo aid hireimig Tdrsday of (hr t'itisens
f
wlUi
tra
it
ii
llrttlsli
and
Jewish
TuUhy,
program
chnirmaii,
for
bt*
and
nltatatlcs.
Itn*
innviiiii-nt
1
1
.
, buxinei* trip with hie eon Louie.
to the rhrney Highway,
Inijieti and develop the St Jubn> to guiding discussion#.
excellent u m l anil hia cninpreheii
factions voicing new threats.
Hank of Oviedo, the Seminole
Tlie body w u flown back to
Dr. W. J. Martin, procuring
River was suppoiled. At » moot
We are keenly conscious of the t'ounty Houid of t'untmisslunera
Ttio Jewish underground uswrU sive report,
by air.
physician and former celery nnd that Britain has declared war oil
(lllu’r i cpni u were made by ing In the near future the creation t tohlem of competition from pro lias postponeil Its Hireling Until
N Y.
citrus grower is the mayor of the JcwUh community as a result riarriice 'Heilding. treusurer. Wal nf a Mato park h i the Vicinity I l f ducers outside the lairdets of con- 10:00 A M. Wednesday, July 3.
ilia by Louis.
Oviedo. F. W. Talliott, assistant of a sweeping roundup of 3.000 ter liny nea ifcrelaty. t'harles 1^)1* Harney will bo considered. tineida) tell Itor y of tie* Cipted il s>ns annfttjncW today by O. P.
„i
N f i Billa rweeived the message
salea manager of Nelson rand Jews for Investigation. Four jwr- Mm limn, chairman, of the Music
Klnte#7 This eomi«’tition has al Herndon, county eink
In Abxandria. Va. .where she hsd
Company, is preuMrhl- of ’ the sons were killed aiwl n number (loniiuittee. and (J, W. N|K*ncer.
ready wrecked a once-thriving
II. II. Coleman, president of
to greet their new grand*
Town
Council which includes were Injured as the British carrtrd Club Service Committee,
Florida pineapple industry, nnd the Hclninole County Chamber
t\
life. Jr.
Dengiaa Graham Bill
James (Wilson, celery grower, H,
rinctateiis In destroy several other of Coninierce, loiluy urged cltl«
Committee chairmen ap|ioinU<d
v illi with her eon and
Browning and II. K. W. Estes, grower end shipper out their widespread security opera
industries of eipiul greater im tens of this .section and members
.,
for ihe coming year were Club
hter-tn-jaw. « r. and Mrs.
this morning announced and W. T. Wnlkar, celery grower. tions.
portance. It is only sensible and » f the Chamlwr liudy to show
The secret radio of Ihc Jewish Service Cominiltee, Gordon llrislae Bill*. Mr*. Bills was
, for the - operation of a Tha town council meets once a
fair to admit that we cannot main their appreciation uf the event
_ by her eo<ii Douglm.
chord here which fat to be month at the City llall. Hen resistance movement winied omin son; Mi’inliership Comrnittm, J
The Snnlord Hardware Co., tain our present living «tundatd#
and met by John Bills,
as the Sanford School of Jones, druggist, serves as town ously tliat there woukl be retalia L. logley; Fellowship Committee, located at the former site of and eont|vte successfully ugaiiist by attending the harliecue and
s m it e Sunday at
and that tha institution clerk and was recently married. tion*. So far the only openly con Hoy Holler; Music Committee, I j-wU Shriner’s Hnrlier Shop on import# of several crops from bank opening.
"This makes (he third bank
templated octlon on the part of Chark’s Morrison; ('lull Hulletln
ta the Pieibyterian
to lie opened someFirst Street, opened today wlllt arras where wages urr fur tielnw
Recent municipal actions in
man !h to eligible vet- clude a xoning ordinance defining Jrwlsli organlxaUons Is a retaliatory Committee, l,i*n Lesher; Program nn attractive stock of hardware our levels. We must therefore in Seminole County.r declared
Mr. Coleman, "and It U an tndl"
Andrew
Carrawuy; and farm MUipitteill.
Bills w«a born June
tor flight training under division) of white and colored passive resistance movement —■ Committee,
either abandon tlirse crops »r cut ration of progress nnd prosperity
flmltar
to
Gw
onea
undertaken
by
Club
Activities
Cmnmlltee,
Furl
in Ovid, N . y . •
f t Bill of Rights.
The hlorc i# opcralcd hy W. F, our production cost#—ami that of the County,**
sections, and n general cleanup
lad front Jiarvard
insnn and Mr, Brown- of the town is being considered, Nationalist* In India. Tile Jewish Turner; Itolary Infnrioullini, Wal Imsutor, who recently was dis
Mr. Coleman point ml nut that
revealed that they have together with securing an Inspec Extremist orgsnlratton in TVI Aviv ler Haynes; Politic liifuniuition, charge,! from the Army nnd lis.’aiLa cut wages ur fiiftl »oiu«
dhe- solution.
Town of tlviedo 1# 90*
.appointed to onante tor to see that thinr* are kept has exploded leaflet bombs charg Holland I lean; Attethtaiun rinu* M. K. Iteome. They • formerly
The happiest possible solution
most prosperous areas — .
Jpal Airport which la clean. A new garbage dump has ing that tlie PulewUne Jews have miltre, A. W. Epps; Vocntiunal lived In Greensboro, N. C.
of course woukl !**• to induce pro Seminole County, and the people
. _ up at tha Naval Air been located a mil* and a half hod what It called their Peart Service, W. A. I.effUr; Conimunllv
Mr. Imsater said Unlay Hint
Harbor. The Ext mills t* charged Service, George Touhy; Youllw the* stoi-k' nf the store wn# being ducers in our good neighbor count of that section do an* enormous
ae soon as the inatalla*< out. on tha Geneva Road:
ries to raise their wage levels. volume of business with Sanford
that
they
tout
been
allocked
by
CommitUrr.
Georve
Stine;
Student
turned over to the City
added
to dally, including paints Such a solution would benefit their firm# and merchants,
Business i* reported on the
the
British
at
the
moment
of
mut
Loan.
Robert
Williams;
Miscel
and fishing tackle.
increase, and Nelsnn and Com
Point# of Interest to visiter*
people immensely, would provide
laneous Activities. F.d Higgins;
practicing
ning declared that pany have made estensive invest ual neft* inborn.
markets of our export# of manu to Oviedo nie the large Packing
Meanwhile In London, tlie British Hum!
from I0IB
Urban
Committee,
Ed
I to estatdish in San- ments In their fertiliser plant
factured goods. Olid would give houses, the beautiful residence*,
Interested in
TO III: UtS(TIAKO»:t)
class aviation center. B. F. Wheeler ie president and Foreign Office declared President Stowe; Criupled Children, Ur. C.
81/c James M Alkru, who diax our farmer# and "even break" especially oil Lake Charm, tha
moved
M t d ' Municipal A lr- T. I- Lingo Is vie* .president of Truman had been advised weeks I* Park: Community Recreation,
was adoperatc the flying the comPtpy- Other major ship ago that "Drastic counter-measure fna I.esher; IntrriinUonal Service, served with Hie transportation dl- which is all in the world we want. public park and fine chureht*.
• Little of th* huge hammock
1vUlnn ot tlie Naval Air Service hi
tha
a repair station. The ping orgS/iiiatlon* are the I-ako were to be taken In Palestine*' Ramlall Chase.
areas devoted to celery growing
3TKNHTROM IMPROVES
There
seems
to
be
sorpe
confusion
Hawaii
for
Ihe
past
year.
Iw#
ar
n In
wOJ also be open fto Charm Fruit Company,
which
I let tier t Stenstrom. lfl-vear old are seen by th* motorist enter
rived in the United mates nnd U
nes and private In* also packa and ahln* celery. A. a* to what exactly had been said
TA X BOARU MRBT8
son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. ing Oviedo as these are for th*
scheduled
to
be
discharged
tomor
Brist
The
British
asaert
that
on
June
organised flying clube Iiuda
Tha
Hanford
City
Commission
Huda and Bens
With their
Hon* wltii
mcir at
aiand
sales and service tracllve red lopped packing house, IB a message was sent to President will meet tonight as a tax eipialj- row at Hie Naval Personnel Separ Salshury who wa# seriously in most part back in the hatpin,vk
jured In on accielenl last Wednes urea#,
.. . ..
complete machine ahop for aer- Truman leiung him that the situa tatkm board, it was announced ation Center. Jacksonville.
day afternoun .near Paola. was
tion
tn
Palestine
was
very
grave—
by
IL
N.
Hayer,
city
manager.
“ M l||U
y * vicing 64 trucks and many trac
reported at noon today to be HOWLAND IS OIHCHAHGEU
Offer be*lc, preiimtn- tors and other buildings nt near that drastic ebunter-measures were
RM :We Charles J. Rowland,
greatly Improved. The report#
TlftKH BTOLKN 1
ranced flying training by HUvlft, There ' are also th^ In the offing. Tlie American Em
LAND KALB
Malcolm-McNeil, H23 P a r k also Indicated that, the youngster 401 West Eighteenth Street, has
i out that all new *lr- packing and shipping organixa
A sale, o f County tax lands
been discharged from th# United
bn Ulfd.
was today conducted Id the Court Avenue, reported to police Satur wn# ■nearly out of danger. Hit
m
mates of deep concern over toror- House by Jim. U, Jlnklns, County day Uutt two 1tires had lieen left leg war amputated above Hu Stat.-s Navy, according to infoe•Iso announcod that Estea and Charlaa Tf Niblack.
.ii at
stolen from the trunk of hlsikneo Frlduv aftermam
ut Ora
Orange t niation received today (rum the
two granday will l>e In charge
New construction include# » tsm tn Palmtlne—did not give any tax collector. There was a large
«t--- !*-i ...c—
i h#
Naval Personnel Separation C*nIn i: vr------i-«
Memorial Hospital
Louise and
where
enanca work at the new general store being erected advance sign that mane arrests number nf persons attending the automobile which wa# parked i..
the rear of tlie house.
|currently confined.
epftir station
would be made.
sale at t;0U P. M.
ICssilasri Oa Pas* Fssrl
.,
Celery, Citrus, Cattle Industries
Backbone Of Rich Oviedo Section
m t e Bank Adds
ssm
,
,
$26,000 To Surplus
Fund Since Jan. 1
George A. Speer Wilson Says Florida Producers
Is Installed As
Confronted With Serious Problems
Rotary President Lansing Is Again
I 'U Lcshur I*n*Hi*n1- hlt'CU'u
d
lie a d
01 i"",‘
**"'»> md at
A
Thanked Ft
,
J. C. Bills, Jr. Dies
III Santo Domingo
Following F l i g h t
Tension Mounting
In Palestine As
New Threats Made
s For Sanford
ort And Flying
1 Announced
(ount y (ommission
Postponed Meeting
Un t i l Wednesday
Hanford Hardware
Store Opens Today
if;
*
r
• a
1
,'MI
Caldwell ** (luestiona
Authority us Gover
nor to Set Up Rent
Control in Florida
Only three o f the 78
old tnntet wnrahips were
sunk yesterday In Blniki
Lagoon when the U. S. Army
• B-29, "Dave's Drenm,” unover the target nren nnd the
,, ,
Ipatjed h er, atomic .bomb
fourth explosion of nn A'
bomb occurred.
Eight others are damnged
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largest and moM powerful prince-lowed
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British
government—
yderabad Seeking nnntlv*
ly slate, governing it pretlnml- !nn<l tt Qjrridnr In the sen. nr at
Hindu population of more j least n free |»irt,
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io.tnin.nim, ,m— aJiIttMuilyi -^-♦rhmjtirrrtTlr^rirr'Idt-iik nut/
Access To Sea And. than
wailing u. India struggles fnr in- !Hyderabad's well-armed 2l>,0Wi or
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j 26,000 soldier*. including many
Former Territory dependence.
High nf Fit in1<• and political oh- Veteran*. uf World War II, woultf
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server* In Hyderabad indicate- lie culled upon to ii;fend the elute
By W A L T MASON
there me three possible course* of and possibly to Itack up the port
A P Newsf'.mture.s
action, depending upon develop- demand.
HYDERABAD (DECCAN), Inmerits:
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Rule by Sword Sought
ilia, July 1— Whatever (tnvernment
I, If India form, n f e d e r a t i o n Younger Moslem* huvu
'India eventually ha*, the altitude of , tin e. Ily.t-mbad would ),c “ *«itrrd that Hyderabad ahould,
of the monarchy ef Hyderabad— likely In join
11 *',e * vrn*
Indiari <Ji*union,
ruled by the reputedly richest
o |f India i. partttioneil intuirule hy tl.j aword a* their nllman in tin world—undoubtedly Moslem nri'l Hindu nation*, thru .conquering fureWar* did 700 year*
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will bo gnvrrrted by It* desire*............
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Hvdernhad
likely would tVimtUVl
*,ut Hw m''rF
tor aeceea to tbo nett and tp*ur' ' (independent dnlui, return of ber discount thi* a» youthful futliu* of ceded territories.
joiic-lime province of llernr
The «en»ithe question of a port
The Morient ruler* of 1 idiu'x eetle.l many year* ago for tleht
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rnand which one member of the
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powerful Culture** Party working
icommittee decluted “ will Ire reIsisted to l|ie Inat ’ man and tier
lu*t rupee.''
It has Ireen reported that the
:tiO*yfaT-o|rl' Niiam o f ’ Hyderabad
plannerl to demnnd u triangular
corridor through Madras pie*id/mey which would Ire KlO nilW**
are below O P A approved price*. M A T H E R
whle ;at it* coastal base anil 'would
w ill Continue to hold then- pricea ns Ion* aa
ernlmue. Cocmtnda, the fourth
atock lasts.
largest port cm India'* ra.t con it,
and le«* important Mnmlipatam.
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" I T ’S E ASY T O P A Y T H E M A T H E R W A Y *'
Hyderabad consider* Itself etttith'd to n |*>rl under thi term* |
of n tirnty reneltlded In IS02 with
the old Ka*l India company which
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provided for free iim- of Mn«i»tlpatani and for "most fawned tinEast.. First
tioD'ttMlm rnr'To ships flying the
NUam's flag In the porta of llril
lift Jhdhi.
In many to* pert* Hyderabad
now act* Independently. Shr was
bet oWft customs and. ta x c. f*H-
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D ea r People:
W e , M cC LU N G and R IC E , a re m ovin g our shop
to Luke Mary w h ere w e have n much la r g e r
place lhanr **»fc \ t d In Sanford.
W e w ill now hr
able to Handle A ore F U R N IT U R E R E F IN IS H IN G
fo r you w h o have ro lled upon ua fo r this work.
TVt» ^ruw-nON CM UtuT IK
trfW.'VVIMt MO M UJtSlf'.'t
OAKkGt SOtl— 'W
.. you will pheme S an ford 1 1 4 0 -W , our tein'|iorary phone number, a fte r 6 :0 0 P. M ., w e w ill he
gla d to call upon you and gave prices a n d a d v ic e on
finishing o r painting your furniture.
W e are adding U P H O L S T E R IN G to our service.
Charles M cC lu n g
M illa rd R ice’
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tbc Strain's official title and that j
r the heir apparent, the Prince
, -Hrntr. hjr, a prjmtlltfun 'iff ~imirc j
Ilian three millions—and valuable
rfJhrgatMsw depoaita.
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Hydcrahad would he the altitude
of the llritlsh, who have not yet
-Indicated.any willingness to sup
port, for example, a corridor to
the sea.
Slum's^ Prouder I ttank
Nc-vertheleas, the Niiam long
ha* been in clcae alliance with the
Lntiih government, and his proudc*t title'is "fa iflifu i Ally of the
Ilrilith.”
There are several cantonments
within tlo state containing mort
em arms left over from the re
cent war, Including light tank*
and |lanes* Hyderabad alsu ha* a
nucleus o f fliers trained during
the war.
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One prime factor III Hydera
bad'* position is its Isek of inter
cut, other than mudemie, in the
claim*, of MtthoniecJ A ll Jinnuh
and h’is Moslem League for ‘ a
separate Moslem nation. Hydera
bad'* pi'ddern, It ** explained, is
not ntin of gaining power, hut of
holding tt^
Meanwhile Hyderabad is going
alwad with placatory step* started
(before the war toward better rep
resentation in the government for
the Hindu majority. ,
Constitutional reform* as now
outlined include a unicameral
V'givlativr body. On such quc»lion* ns currency, railway, trart*port, law and order ami the like,
the Irgjilative assembly.. will lie
permitted to aslj, questions. Any_
legislation will have to be Intro- |
dtired by a gowrnmenl-miminnted member, apd . the .Niiam
hold, the power of full vefti on
NOTHINO CAN STOP Jimmy Wilson all
legislation!
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from trying to fttlhll his ambition to - -Th e three m<th features of the
become a lawyer. If ere Jimmy, who constitutional reforms am funclost hit hands and leg* In a plana tiomil representation. Joint elec
crash during the war, Is shown torates and a S0-50 parity between
leaving Temple University, Phlls- Moslems and Hindu* in laitb elect
. delphlaj I*a,, where h e ’re|is}e(cd ed uttil ruminated (numbers of the
for u law cornr.e. (fnlerndlloual) govritiment.
KtrctionB Slated Hoen
No wait Moin Nawaz Jung Ilaha9
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road*, and state exporting cm po dur. eiecutive council member in
tation, and uses chiefly the port charge of -constitutional reforms,
said he expected the first general
of Domhay.
The Hyderniutd attitude was election* to lie held within three
eoncisely put in a memormndttni or four month*.
I'm the legislative arfcmbty
submit 'i l icerntl) h> leading In
dustrialists, official* and eleic through functional lorresrntatloii
leader* to the llritlsh imrllamen- tin various section* uf the popula
tion
farmer*, lawyer*, doctors
tary di'legitlion,
Huminill II \il*anl*Krs
*“ and other grouping* by nceilpa.
“ Whatever happen, potltirallv lions will elect one Hindu mid
ill llritlsh India in the future," one M««lem each
Moin N boi\x Jung declared that
•aid the memniiindnni, “ Hytl.er
iilniil with her file d territorle, the Niiam has it*) greatest slat.o
duly i "stnl lit to her and having in making the i-nnMitutlunal ri1an outlet to the sea i an constitute form* soil. si'tce upon proper
a dominion (of the llritlsh em government o f'th e state depends
plrcl l-y bet,elf In alliance with the *nfety of hi, position.
’'Although In name it muy not
the frown. She would, of Colli'*'
contra.I treaties with rutitiglMU* be a constitutional monarchy." ho
dominion* on question, that are added, "in fait it is."
likely to «ri»e lartween the neigh*
Natural gin pipelines In the
tailing govern merits."
The f sided province of Herat' United Stall's now total approxi
whose name Mill forma p»rt of mately 330,00ft miles, as against
about 111,0041 for ui| pipelines.
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AND SEMINOLE COUNTY IN EXTENDING
OUR CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISH
WATCH THE GROWTH
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JU LY
New Tire Safely
at Half the Cost!
T lr tS fO n t F * n w r r -M «-tk «*
J U ilA m iS G
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Voa p t the tamo famous trrsd found
In tba new 1'lrsstont I)a Lute
Champion Ur*, rirastona ttesps sra
f usrsnUsd. Oat naw Ux* safety today,
7
g Back A g a in I
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Tha Amaxlng
fir e s fo n *
/InH C U adH ^
The Sensational
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E X TR A P O W E R
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N r p n ia iK
Sfi»A*N2i .
PJLU G A 4
^CvfI E ffo rt In H a lf
bu m per
JA CK
Another Attempt
Underway To
Revive OPA
t'nnI titfirffl liiipi I'btai* (li»r
hi* authority a* Itoveriioi to *rl
up nut remito| tor Florida Evrti
if he has such iiutliority, the
Governor points out there ate
no funds art -up for administering
and enforcing such a rontna.
However, Governor Caldwell stale,
l.e is checking into the legal
angle of the matter of his
authority for guidance in the
event Congress fails to act in
providing a new eontrol, .
From the c»ri*!| grocery n
Wnl| Street, fiem town council I
Congress, the whole country i
groping.liuough the rnnfusion ate
urirertafnty cruised by the mid
nighl_ death, o f l>. I’. A. Abmt
Hie only thing thut i« iz.'finite i
lliul the high cosl of living i:
going i.till higher.
In every state except New Vet I
and Massachusetts, and in Hu
Distiict of Columbia, landlords id
ready hava. served notices on tenunis u.f futdr<- increases in rent*.
hut there is mi waiting for in*
rreustij, in- Hr price of final, for
•’»-,nili* the plena of sonic business
leaders fill »n hold-lhc-lilto policy,
immediate ri-e« arc pietlirleil for
tmewt milk and sugar den i «-i eeflt for meat, twl.' rents n iiua*t
for milk, and one cent a pouml for
sugar.
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The cmmtry’s financial and-food
market*- responded vie"**ntly, this
morning to the elimination of price
void rob.
In Wall Street, the shines -t
iiiiluslii.il rooipanie. who,- pi>.
i duel s have IM-«-it. evni i-d by pine
veiling-, junilM-d flom frnrlioiis
It,, nioie tlotn three points r S
j Steel, fri example, opened two and
lime-half iioiitjs higher. I'ottmi fut’ Mu:* siipi ted" dpvjjtnl sss much a*
" s i .Ill II hah- the htuhesl in -H
years. In New Orleans, cotton for
Mitnii deliv,-rva| rimmed Die limit
—Ifi.nu a hale.
Alton,I all Items wool tup fut.
iili-s, inti-. •>■11s, roceu .nil,■mi ed
ja » far «* they could go legally
in a single session < otlnn «i*-d
loll fiitun whipped up E’*'' |*oilit*
T mil iml- i, hlnck |h-p |m*i fuluie-
C. I. O'; Auto W orkci,* Union in
( /.■y.elmiii have
mo mini-,
lo give the ItiinJInitl ihe.present
rent, and if bo refuse? to talo it,
not to Jo Anything 'more because
the tenant tl»rn has met his obli-
Oviedo Bank
Scheduled To
Open Tuesday
this morning with an executiv hr ».
order freezing rents at present Spei
flglli-i*. hut the governors of othr ftlitti
states seem to he hiding llietr |*he
time, until they si. Just whai v*'*-"11
happen*. If there Is n run-sway in 1,1
rents. It appears then., will lie a
flood of special order* and atati
legislative aoasions.
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It’s an ill-wind, however, that pf^.v
doesn’t blow some good. So.
listen Jo the gopd fortuto of the |w 1
tenants of an apartment owned lh
by I’. 11. Keelte. of Miami, Fin. #lld 1
Heelie, who de»cril>*d himself a* n av
working man who luvptons.tti own
a house, today toiu nis tonant* jrgt*l
that he Would cut their rent from way
ICO to loti a month immediately.: A
With tb j loss of O. I' A., he said. I4/ ' 0'
everybody ought to vweperati- to Jr(y,;,
hold prires down, and then every- (rev
body would gel along a lot bet- that
Snowflakes falling against a
lapidly moving plane ran cause
sufficient static ulectricity to in
terfere with radio -reception.
The term "fifth ’ column" was
first used Ivy Spanish General
Mala during the SpJnish Civil
,
Ini.In Jr. Ims been a real*
dent ..| thr ()\ nalii-Slavia section
for, the past J'» years, is a mem*
bei iif A Dtiila anil Sons, «n «
of the 1st gi-st v .celery growing
nrgnnirnfiiiii, in Flurula, ami is
also h eavily interest^) in the
rattle ^iu.Jty
If \ Wartl Jr., a resilient of
\\ mtri Park, is treasurer of the
la he t'hatm
bruit Campon),
glower, anil shipper* of citrus
f i u r is ami yrgi-liible*. At Wlntcl
Dark lie is a m‘ernhcr of the
Kiwatys C lu b , the Chumber n,*
Coinnieii>—flmi an officer of ih
( ungiegntianal Church.
is I'. I.ijeg. A res lirent of Cholunia. si.uihtiisl nf Oviedo for
mn-t of hi* life, has a U r*r
in icage in Imitb celery farm, an i
in firrria kroves, ami also hat
n Irtrue inve-tinent*' fri the catlls
industry. He is n former member
of the Hnmd of Copnty Com*
missinners, is a World War 1
War.
mg t'lHhiv
tty the gn u - -i »
presidential orsiei. the agenev ietains it* power to mtion tl»s
i-ouiitiy', small supply of sugar.
And the II I'. A still ha the
alithonlv to [irosri lip* tiio-r rltargwith violating price ceilings
while 11•• law was in effect Mild
hints of a huyeis' strike against
leOlllliiilitie.
whose pnre*
en
-uiiming, anji c-mf* 1ei,I pi.-ilictjtins
thm l niigr• >. shortly will restore
in in himI lent reding* Have been
issued III Paul Porter, admini*-
50c V a lu e l
relrry,
FO R T H E M EN A N D BOVS
SWIM ’N’ PLAY SI (OKI
it ipiiek ai t mo by l ung res* in
t M c G r e g o r , a lso H a w n ii.in am i .‘Jai
rillls viith Ilia I flu lie s11n r t sleeve j
.luring ‘ tie i.mtnd ptoi-i un d**et seem to la* too promising
This Iwtng rent day. Inildhods
loughoul
the country
w*-ie
upping receipts for July rentals
th notices of inerrasrs. as of
igtis* I In a gtcal majority of
e stale, without llielr own rent
ill 1.1
the tnrreases are said
Iw i inning from I ", per rent I”
i pen.oil, dlthouKh Cleveland
no 1 alarmed iiy iroiense, up
ill iit-iii-nl l.awvei- foi I lie
SliorlN
Sliirl
SI lor In
Sliirl
FIV E ST AR SPECIAL'
by M cG reg
09c Open* 12:45 P. M . 40c
Last Times Monday
a),-designs, b r im A *? ^
color*!. U sds -of co*k, > cinch to
kMp taunscuUtsly el.so.
w om en’* sizes in gay styles fo r sunny summer hours
LA D ll’iS’ SI l o i n s
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SHORTS WITH HUA’S
C ool «n d coinfortnbli- ns w ell ns lovely to look at nnd d e lig h tfu l lo wear,
B a c k e t
to $ 1 1 .75
A rch e ry Sot
by M cG n fg o r, solid ilnck s w ith Contrasting plaid or check shirts, washable. A ges
12 through 20.
SLACK SUITS
Butcher Linen in tw o-color combinations. $14.75 to $19.75. O lliers from
a four foot bow,
lUtrsr, Ur*«t snf
i* srchsry tnitror
JBC.95 to $0/1.50
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(JABAKDINK SLACKS
AGAIN AVAILABLE!
in N n vy nnd Brown fo r co m fort plus
TO M
SAW YER
and M cG R E G O R
Short sleeves, nil o f wnshnhl* mnterinl
in solids, stripes, checks or plaids. A ge s 1
th ro u g h 20
LADIES’ BASQUE SHIRTS
Stripes and solid colors, long and short sleeves.
ZACHASVSCO*
favccmersi
$|/j:j to $2-50 *
B E A C H BAG S
ZIPPER REACH RAGS
Brown L ea th erette m nterinl
p ro o f lin in g, 18 inch size.
(t a x e x tr a )
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f l i a Ea?t F irs t Street
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M ONDAY. J U L Y -1 ,
T1IE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
ordHerald
MONDAY, JULY 1, l » « *
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
.HE 18 RIG H T.INSID E YOUR
th e
O.vieda’s New Bank
SEVENTH .INNING STRETCH
fill n long felt need in that community. And w « wfah
them every success in the progrnm and ceremonies to
morrow in connection with .the opening o f this institution.
The new bank will be capitalized at $50,000 with
$25,000 in surplus and undivided profits. B. F. Wheeler,
a former county commissioner and a prominent grower
and business man of Ovibdo for many years; is its presi
dent ; and its vice-president is C. It. Clonts, also a former
county commissioner and outstanding business man of
that section.
With these officers, a strong board o f directors and
with n large group of stockholders who come from some
of the most successful business men in the entire fcoilnty,
the Citizen's Bank is nssured of a long period of growth
and prosperity.
The bank is being started at a most auspicious time
for Oviedo. With a population of approximately 1,200
and surrounded by a trading, area of some H,500 people.
Oviedo hns recently been enjoying an unprecedented
period of prosperity and is .now on the threshold o f its
most substnntinl growth and development.
Much now construction is liking planned and will get
undef way just as soon as building materials are avail
able. Old highways radiating old from the town are
being improved and new ones are under favorable con
sideration. Without a doubt, in the years to come many
new residents will be moving into the town.
The prople of Sanford congratulate Ovibdo upon its
progressiveness and will watch with interest and satisfaction its future growth.
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are below OPA approved prices. M,
will continue to hold these prices as
stock lasts.
IT ’ S E A S Y T O P a Y T H E M A T H E R W A Y 1^
203-09 East
EASY
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First Strait
TERM S
OF SANFORD
W HISKEY
WINE
Family Responsibility
Lift? begins At 10 for the flfcad '(rfttltr^ivi,niH«‘ 'Ameri
INO A 8 W ELL; .0 that I knew can-family, for at that age the. drag on his pocketbook
w s I* might, find him;—>Job
■I f Oviedo keeps o n ; grpwini
the first thing you know they'l
M * making It the County seat.
.Whsl thl* town need* ia more
people to do thing* end fewer
people to tell other* what this
A 8#nate contmltlee haa aulhfDed s 16,000 e year Increase
■.salary for federal Judge*. And
Hniiht some of them are worth
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‘-.The Fourth of July I* a good
tlfne to go to tha beach, and
If;,yo u want to keep out of
trouble on th e, ’highway* it i*
a i good time to May home.
W# aee where a nerve numbing
disc*** ha* been dlacovered. It
aUrta -.In the toes and move*
slowly ,Op the body toward . the
fin jfgr, lip*. Whkt do they ,l«.
a e t F V h y the bottle T
is assumed to become self-supporting, until at age 150,
the average head of the family again is responsible for
only the needs of his wife and himself.
"Meeting the current consumption needs of flic fam
ily is only part of a man’s family responsibility," the
compnny comments. "In nddition. every man has the ob
ligation of making provisions for nis dependents in case o f
his untimely dentil, and for himself in case of incapacity
nnd after retirement."
/ College Bills For Vets
Vet
V UL q
Students
illU d llR k)nmi|r
Skimp, to
tu Get
\ivt By".
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Former
BanfOrdlte Paul Stine
*••* racantly btyn installed a* story cites examples of Veterans at the . ...... ........
the new prealdent of the Orlando Minnesota who enn’t quite get by on their $90-n-month
Jlotary Club. Paul has two broth- family living nllownnc«:
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’'C IO organlaers seeking support
In the South have received their
orders on how to conduct them
selves during organising drive*.
They must go to church, mingle
with "respectable people,” avoid
Indulgence In liquor, end stay
out of peopte'e homes when tha
menfolk* are abaeot. In other
words, for the purpose o f this
drive, they are supposed to act
n y r decant people.
That’s not surprising. Thnt allowance, and the $05
a month for single veterans, were never expected to cover
nil expenses. Unless the students have n lucky break on
extremely low housing cost nnd can keep to a rigid bud
get for food, clothes nnd other expenditures, a backlog
of sonic personal savings is necessary to get through the
month. It takes some calculating for a man whose meals
nnd quarters have been provided automatically for several
years.
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Measuring the (II Bill education benefits ngninst a
completely free education and. living is making an irrele
vant comparison: Even students on substnnlnl scholar
ships usually have to pny their own living costs. The exsorvicemen who adds up the situation in a practical way
renlizes thnt If there hnd been no war he would have
gone to c o lle g e r few years earlier; but he and his family
would have had to pny from their own pockets for his
Beveral serloue accident* In
inford recently serve again to
nphaaisa th*. Import* u e e o fiU r
, F. Whitney of .the Railroad
nman I* booming Senator
>er for Prealdent In 1W4B.
also mentions Senator Moran
lieary Wallace at acceptable,
he doesn't thin!
nan will get
reflection.
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at the South’, and, wore# 0 «n
it* front Florida, and no Southi*r. much leea any Floridian,
uld b# acceptabt«7in the politimaehlnee of tho metropo itan
lea, nd matter bow liberal he
RUM-
starts to taper oYf, according to th f Metropolitan. J"iifo<
Insurance Company, As the result of measurement .in |
their study
it:..:
\ of■ the
' responsibility of family heads, the com-|
jinny adopted a so-called "adult consumption unit,” which
is tho amount spent "ench year for food, clothing, shelter,
medical care, recreation; and other items by an average
ndult male.
A t age 20, thjs average male is responsible for but
one consumption unit— his own— hut from that time to
to age 09 his responsibility mounts in a steep curve. With
marriage, usually by age 27, he becomes responsible for
two units, and as children are bom, his responsibilities a truck equipped with tank and
Former Prealdent Hoover «ay*
Uu food cri»|* ha* been-'solved, bilities.have increased to fa total of 11.75 consumption
mill we, could do with n little units. A fter that age the curve of responsibility .turns
butter./or a. slice of bread when
downward as one child after another reaches age IK and
we cah' get i t
Irooltei- I[lump. They ul*n liavo
aunk a well for water supply
and have it r,09 irallnn a minute
pupip and I ',00 In 'JMn feet of
hn*e.
Another n
fund* ar»___
municipal canning kitchen to Ik>
built near
ne
the renter of town
and *1bout d0 by fill fret in i l i r
Oviedo hn* al.mit U grocery
store*, i it* illug «toie. two re**
Inii run Is. n meat market, five
garage*, two filling *lution*, a
hurdw*are More and a movie
houlae for negroe*. Huy Clout*
and Merritt Staley recently atari*
cd “ a concrete block making
GIN
SANFORD FORUM
allow ragweed to grow on their
premise*. The object I* to rid
the Mate of aithma and hay
fever, of which Sanford i* a
veritable hot bed and of which
ty ScImkiI* and *nn of one of the
early pioneer* o f the section,
live* in Oviedo and commute*
daily to hi* office et the Court
House in Sanford.
Mr*. J. II. Jone* ha* compiled
much of the atatiatic* of Oviedo’s
120 white ‘ veteran* of World
plant.
War II. It le estimated that
The principal churche* arc the there are aliout the aame num
F lm Itaptut Chuich of which ber of colored veteran*.
the Rev. Harold Link i* pu-tor
and the Foster Memorial Matho*
dlM Church of which the Rev.
fi. W. dliiichintan, formerly of
Kernur.dmn i* |i»*lor The former
pn»tor of the latter church. Rev.
McLeud, \va» transferred to Lei***
burg. Church
... cluli
____ lire active;
there i* an Oviedo Wnmati'* Club
and n Masonic l<odge. At Klavla
I* the Slavic Lutheran Church
of which the Rev. Stephen Tuhy
I* lias tor.
School*
include the Oviedo
School am) High School and the
colored uchool. T. W. l-awton,
superintendent of Seminole Coun-
NICKS’
I am n victim a* well a* tunny
other* Including many children.
Fro wondering If uur go«i*l
Com m l«if oner* could and would
have the weed* rut ju*t l>efiiie
they bloom. In that way we
could get clear of that miunncr
I am (peaking for all asthma
patient* a* well a* myself. We
would all appreciate it very much.
We are properly ownrr* here
and have Ixen paying ta*e* here
for 2J year* und know our City
ha* the equipment. When Hilly
HUI wua Mayor every .vacant
lot wn* cut. Mr. Jame* Gut i*
our friend and neighbor and Fm
mire will *ympathiie and do oil
he can.
^
Sincerely.
Mr*. F. It. Mitchell
PACKAGE STORE
410 S A N W R I) AVENUE
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
Avoid Sunburn
ORIDA STATE BANK
OF SANFORD
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
By W. V. Hitting
Imich ton Drug Co.
The firat good hot day* pre
sent a Mrong temptation. Tu
work In the garden, to gel to
the'beach for ■ swim, to golf,
to ha*k In the outdoor*, wear
ing aa little a* possible.
Sure, sunlight I* good fur
you; sure there are Vitamin*
In radiant sunlight. Hut mod*
rrapon ia^a golden..word, and
ta—T heC loifanc*.* underscore,
Cattle, Backbone
Of Oviedo
Too much sunshine all at
once develop* one of the most
ainful and insidious bum*.
unborn take* some time to
recover from. Go easy.
(Ceatlaaea Iran. I**a» Owl
by Cecil Carlton. About eight
new homes, mostly for vateran*
Severe sunburn cell* for ex
pert medical advice and for
the bett possible medication.
g
This la the*114th of a series
of ; Editorial
Advertisement*
appearing In this paper each
Monday.
O rgan ized June 2, 1939
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Cash.end Due from Banka
LIABILITIES
C apital Stock — ......................
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Undivided Profit* ..........
Dividend payable July 1* 1946
IN THE SOUTHEAST
Morc pcople drink Atlandc Ale and Beer than any other.
It must b e...
3^ 2
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2*800.00
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t
$ 3*879,12030
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Dopoalta Insured b y
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tnd.lUlen" before
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any new business
t not,be ao easy
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■ $9,000 Maximum Insurance For Each Depositor
;
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M ONDAY,
•far
JU LY
1,
1946
TH E
SAN FO RD
H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
W ip lf <*ot1nn Who ha* larch
visiting Ins hroth(‘(-ii law and
sister. Dr. .and Mr*. M. V . flit
ting, for a week ha*-returned
his Atany«-tM»At.j3ly>T*r-g.'
^ -rS R tE J N O .
Social Calendar
r
Person aI s
PAGE
Sanfitfil iiafleball Turow is Honored —
At Huffe^Su|)])er AiFCo
—
F IV E
IMry. C. fcrI*oYvcll —
r Honors. Miss-Miller
T — f~
•The t.-mmOu- Counlij
Clun 1‘utrica and Eunry ami six outoilhunL- tin
cniniord Baseball of-town guests. Mr. uu,| Mrs. (1.
& * , l SI- } ______
kaui. Iasi evening at the weekl) W. Spencer and son, Wesley.
will tc glad 1° learn
that
l
i
e
is
.
.
, . .candlelight buffet sUppei botween
Also Mr. and Mrs. Ilug.i Whel'in^the W ^I b 'mit* *inu i’ 1'*'
f 7 *> «•»•■ 10 1,0 l‘- ■'< chel, Mr. and Mr*. James Ridge.
h n tfm r l S
m S..!-'. ?
M
M r Mrs.
mn* John B,,y
W,l,iam‘
Mr
and
Ivey,.Mr.
and ' Mrs.
far
wtaiki*
*| The
fii«*(iariNl l>y Mi
Charles E. Spencer, Mr. and Sirs.
Ktl l,evyAVhiiia*r nn«i Ml am' K. II. Smith ami guest, Mr. and
Buddy White, yn n e son of Mi- Al It*vittii was sein'd butMrs. Ilraik-v Odhatn, Gene Tucker.
Airs.
I, Powell entertaincsl
Saturday afternoon at her homt
with a Coca Cola party honoring
Mis* Laura June Miller, young
visitor of Dr. and Air*. W. V,
Hitting, from Slutgart, Ark.
Rose* and iii|i^in* decoratfd
the rooms of the Powell home
at 247K Palmetto Avenue- Mrs.
John Ivey nml Mrs. Hitting ns*
sisted the hastes* in serving ieed
Cokes will, open fuce sandwiches,
assorted mils nml fruit raka
square*.
*1
Those invited to ntternl wcrtl
M i s s e s Connie McCall. Sylvia
Ateisch. Martha Perkin*, t.alh*
nine Clark. Jnrkte Hrutchie. Alary
Ann W heir he!, Roliertn Evan*,
A n n . Wiggins, J a n e . Thigpen.
Nancy Cullum. Audrey Bach and
Camille Batten.
Al"t* Hetty Cfimrdl, H e t t y ,
Moore, Shirley Cameron, Martha
Brown,
Janet
IlfU el,
Putty
Schultx. .Minnie R u t h Otlham,
Martha Page. Shirley Kirk, Lu
cille Altman ami Mildred .Itubmii,
MONDAY
1 Alis* Helen .Marjorie Young.
P in t jBtiOttt f ircle No. <i will daughter of Mr. and Mm. J. A,
iMt at 8:00 I*. M. at the homo Young, Sr. of Lake Monroe, was
Charle* McClung ha* spent the I Ro.dot'Av'rniie, ^brrdu 'h !,'' atrt '« ! *lv l'' Voeiiiia ham. chicken and Vincent Peel,
l,M'1 ‘ b i'-e \egA (,
Air.
luj j|r,
|,tti
j
if Mr*. A .' K. Shoemaker, 2218 married
Of
Saturday
evening
to past few day* in Key West u n L few days ago wide playing W. !'
business.
[•llonvllle Avenge. Alenila-r. are Ralph Philip Cood*|ierd, son of ............
ln ? ,mlme.to t..w n e « r hD
S
^
t,ur<lr''home
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(egg..
rrl,-l,.
hot
colfee
fo
rm
-lMj
KM
.
Hutchison.
Braxton
Vud to I'M nit a Imok for the Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Good speed, In
■
|.xl the U...IJ mem..
Perkin*. Jr.. Joe McCa.Iin, My.
lurch library. .
thu First Presbyterian Church at
Among thove nttendmg wrrel
.
'
’ ,
, ,,
* . .
TUESDAY
7:00 P. M. with the Rev* E. D.
* Alathean Clan* of the Kimt Brownlee, officiating. The church
Baptiit Church will meet at was decorated with palm*, fern*
8 :W P. 31. at the- annex.* Mr*. and summer flower*.
Voll# William*.
Mr*. Britton
The bride, who was given In
John*on, Mr*. II. D. Sirtlth and marriage, by her .father, wore a
Mr*; A , C. Madden 'will be hos street length dress o f while lace
Pfc. Gerald [.osaing will leave
tesses during the *ocia| hour.
Walter Aired* Km,lb. student
“ 'T '
s.
•,
t
Id r Mr. and Mr*. Al Lyon* Mr.
and a shoulder corsage of purple
h. Carter
Mis*
Daughter* of We*ley of ‘the orchid* and wfilte accessories. She Tuesday for Panama whire He w ill at the University ,1 GeorawJ. AU flJU - 0, l Airs. D.X Hutch,, and Mrs.
ha* pledget I aim no < hi Alpha, j
• and Mr«. II. H. Pope. All Dorothy .Powell. Alts, Franci*
F ir s t1Methodist Church will hold wo* attended by Mr*. J. W. Mc tq stationed with" the A m i). .
MK-iul fraternity mid Gene l.e- l,,‘ 1
Holland Dean anil ion. .Mahoney, Alls* Alnignrct Iteil*.
a monthly meeting at the home Neill who chose to wear a gold
Mr. and Airs. G. A. SUne have liette, student at the ame I'n t* ' R"l»o, Alt, ,,u4 Alt-. Roby laiing. Air. and Mis, A| Bryant, Mr. nml
of M rs C. 11. Winn, Ninth Street suit with white orchid corsage^tlid
md It, Roy Holler. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Whittier and Al is* Cecelia
* I Magnolia
lla A\
Avenue, ‘at 8:00 P. brown and white •accessories, Mr. retlfhed from Charleston, Wist vers Ity, pledged Pt Kipp* Alpha,
________
Mr*. H aiti I'ooke and diildren. Tt ulurk.
McNeill served a* best man for Va. where they spent some time.
HAND PLAYED ON
Tlit Friendship I.rnjue of the
1'iiemts of Mi*. Fred Holly'
Congregational Church will meet
will
regret
to
IclflA,
flint
she
is
A reception was held at the
**"
« * “ >» •“ * *•*»
f"'
MISSOULA, Alont.. irl*)-T ro n f
•t the home of Mr*. Joseph bride** home immediately follow- |“JJ' ‘“ g .8,
lames and trumpets l,larval in one
*1 “ 1 hl* ’ n‘ confined in llie Fn b ,1.1-1j»ughc,i,
Maiach on W A t Kirat Street at Ing the wedding. Summer Gowera* .h* r* I * " '* 1” ' whn U fM,lr* l,> Memorial Hospital aftey under-;
JUS1 IN CASI apy of the fellow* you part of .Montana , University »tUgoing a major operation In*;
3 AO P. At.
know arc having a tough lime keep* dents union tnrildmg. as a lamd
and ferns attractively decorated *■
•
Monday.
She
brnfafniig
“
along
,j
Ing traA of their girl frleftds, you rehearsed,
*
the residence. The bride's table
• I1Y .,
Air. and Mrs. Clyde d ’ iercy and nicely, ■ •
•I *
w *i woveretl with a lore ctuth
— might suggest that they take * tip
The dignified Rockefeller Inrti.C E C E L IA T H U L U C K .
son
Winston
have
moved
theli
——
.
=- tg*
and, held a three-tiered wedding residence to 111 East Eighth
from film starlet Sttisnn* HjJrc- title study group met . In’ another
=T:^ffcr
Air, and .Mis. W. U Horne have
rake, a low arrangomrnt of .Street.
A Kigr t enring l lie.Apopka . . . A. former coach at ■way. She'* w-carlng a matching set ■ room,
WJm
returneil
from
He|)hri*vitle,
S.
C.
Gower* In a crystal bowl and a
"i;M )i:..i
ivA slIiN tJn iN * tin* the University of Florida . . . of rairlng* and necklac* mad* up
By Mr*, (toy Mann
where ‘ Mr. Home i. dersrnt an
crystal punch service,
---------- 7 — --------------------------------------Mr. and .Mr*. U. C. Wiley have appendectomy.. Frici..U will be not sli |t hens" u piscril it-forv lie is" a former coach at Laitow of liny gold bell. Ih.t tinkle mcr- . T] ” W W
om _oi iji, -Intel) oil* liolel i.i
Mr*. M. P. Bryant and' Mr*. 1- left for Savannah, N. Y. wfierp
rlly a*the wplks.* Cintera.licmal) ^ , , , ^
Vot'nl
glad fe -lenrti that, he is ie op Concnid MnVs, . . . *»■ sayr ED (which »ft some sort of stale
After a lapse of several year*, G. tRois assisted Mrs. Yogng—ia-wfi,.
iejplait
to
spend
four
months
on
winning football rPcord) . , , Star
erating
at
their
home.
1717
Part
we hope to bring you again at serving nnd'Mi** Mary Lynn Ross
,2!',
feet,' ______
______ ■
WARD MVUSHAI.L who has tv
busing**.
rsl n
Avaiiuc.
•
regular Interval* item* of Interest piwlded at the bride's iiook.
eerily -lelurnerl from a trip to baseliall j,|nycr--ilnrmg *hl(7JWra '
al t'nivj^^ly of Florida nm| for
- .front both yulir local Red Crdat
H, lion , I New Yolk City
After
unO. also fiiuu Li,,' farAn,,r a
" wedding
w ^ 'iin g trip
trip Air.
air. anil
mm
Mr. and Mrs. .lugle Smith and
M i.‘and AD*, i!,,^ liiitt bad os
. .
in tin- Florida leagues- f
I rid a j did n wiilj of
'fe b u T f
Goodspeed ^nU maua_jnlo dangbler- have ralqum-l f. mn l (hen— Hues' at Itis’K mime. . h U i
e would l«*'a ginid man lo
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eh.nler
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«trTtaw
-h
m
w
-al
Hitie
Montwe
l*,«.n
din
ie-ilVfWkgnil—In
ljtael in the athletic line
.* .
Juiinl chaplet
,,
, vlv'i s I, 15....olir of tin- pmo-> ':v
Mr*.
Lnniglua ,, vvilln,
of
,
' Hinton. oho. ot our most and D i w ill lie .in bu'inek* in tuirg
. . . Nnsb- Him
< !,., » •tr.-.(>Rl,l
\\ \sir ■; new eating hangout t* “ PETE'S
YOU TO HEAR
Sanford.
j,
.
.
.
----------------vrl'**. Tenn. Mr. Il'iil and Mr.
faithful worker*, ha* teccnily
PLACE " on the Oilundn highway!
Out-of-toWii
guest*
Included, .Mr. a n d 'Atm. P. W. Clmpmnu Williams served as radio tech INCTtlN -I, pi lieie” ! cave lit!
packed, and shipped 127 knitted
evan e
v
WALTER CtlLEM AN lias twen . . . Seen circulating around the I
art tegs, Included in this shipment Mr*. Charle* Helu-r df Orlnmlo. [and son Steve of Orlando vUuid nicians,in the Army Air Corps in
golf course and alaml town gen-,
timeline
motm,!
Camden.
S.
C
Mr.
and
Mr*.
R.
G.
Young
o
fjM
r,
and
Mr*.
C.
L.
Powell
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the European Theain together.
W’VA sweaters, gloves, mutflora
tp'do. vo,t know >, Florence, Cnl- cri.)ly has been DONALD JONES,
V m l-h e l met* to l>« used by the Miami, Airs. T. L. Ncble.rif Sara- , lerday.
nml,m
and Char'sislim, S. C. midi -on of MR. anil MRS. f, W.i
aota
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It,
A.
----------at this
Capt. John Pom-, ».oi o f Mr. and ,
aimed, force* cv.-rnea*. F'tg Chase
JONES of 2001 Sanford Avenue
Anderson of Apopka,
. i Robert nml Emmett Hciml,,n.. Mrs. II. II. Pope, ha* returned tt» \ harlotu-. N, C. - - I'lan* to . . . AIR. EARL HIGGINBOT
knitting chairman, asked me to re .
-—
i ■. ----students of tiie University of his lioine after serving with the ' ,t' •". 1
l 'D' ' " r -ov cni! dpys HAM and family are residing ut
mind Ygu that there is still p>;nly
Florida, wen- weekend vlsilin* lit Army in Ni»-rnbeir* i.irmtuiy. a-* *
" " " U,V f*'*
'«‘do , itir- „of knitting to be done. She *aii|
a bank „t tlnn own ll.i .Mayfair Hotel . . . lie t.s the'
supp ly officer ami -ith the liltn •"
F ifth Street & H o lly A v * .
that after V-J Day aoine people
It,
Chechoslo•
■
Each
new
progressive
-lep in new manager of Standard Oil
Armored Division
stopped rig lit in the middle of n
E A C H N IG H T
Mr., and Mi*. George A. Speer vnklu mill Belgium It, is now on t'11 >"U,||> |I just *... mole •■alii Company heic . . . Linemen whn
row am1 haver'l starter again.
nu>
extending
the
Florida
Power
____ and children left Saturday to
Tim
til
o
*1*
tormina* leavt
Just cal) the chapter rooms. tSU.
1111 liee lill-lli......
,t. and Light Company's lines arid
Mir* Mary Wiliam* whose en »P«wI
,h‘'
summer
m New
I"And ^Ignlty join desire to begin
11.
’,
\
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Ft lend- .a VI If S power III this county ate ie«ldgagen-ent
to
ltntiert
Grime*
was
Kmyrim.
I daughler.
I ie n t g e F . \ t ■ I I work again nod you will be sup
The
I I I CM v.,11 ,.. t I.. I I . ilili al llie May fail
.
.. “
I ia d v - iin v e le ft
Hutfoid. N VI
plied all the necessary yum, otr. lecently unnoumral. w »« honor
i, -In s .o a!''. ,•» v,-ii I bund,,! i« quite the fashion now
'* ' hellam l,u- t,
t
Ak l,.-r«’ th e ) W |l|
M i- W e ll. I e.
For the 26th year Iteil Cross guest ut a kitchen and linen
-.-I. st lb.' local ho-pital
" “ me after -|,«i,.lm g U hit fia - I x 'r n
. . and so is going In llavtilin
■ wuMif Mmi* hri
^wll| conduct » series of National shower given on Monday evening
A il,inisei nl V'nssni named J
In),
IK ,1 V|f s Ml I.
1 . .......... .
H«*n C q r r ie
w ill
Mi
Mi
and
Aquatic 'School* to train leader at the home of Mrs J I. Harlan 0 w, " -k w,lh "
1>-t a 11*,i .,
......... '."I 111cere VAetgiird down with H
Us
W ilt i e l in ii I
u jid M i*
Mi
ships for .chapter program# in on Osk Avenue with M i- A I. " f
A . Mu, 1, inl.'i * -c Lit* nml D. D.'s
CollBp.mi
,
.
I her u D i-t
II I • 4 | U j « but Mi
Fir*| Aid, water safety nml nc- Gunter as ro-hostess
„ a * that
\THKlfl N I i from il
train
Said her
< a 111out 1
i #Mr.
* u.and
i All*.
,
...It.- A. Reildmg
,
Mmly 'n ji'MiH"
Guests incluonl
Mrlb, ir ilfit
cidcnt prevenlioh. In our area, you
huinluA lor l hirntr** imh! s* j
J
>,..I r •>i I ITT \j \ V m l I lib
-'ll'* plain
You are kCHVt In politic* since IDIfl. Mri.
| d, i lo r
,
.
may attend one at Camp Carolina. frtx-eden. Afrs. Pat lamer, Mrs. ,
i
t hry
ha.
iluabelh Chilton Munay of Pair
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Ihei,
hy degre.-*
t, killing yam self
o
lid
f
i
l
m
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l
l
I
Itoliei,
A..
I
vin
L.
it.
Wilkin*.
Mrs.
J.
F.
William*.
1
JcMph'
Brevard. N. 0. from Aug 1U-2U.
-■|XTul n nitwith
's*. A’ * . the mother of four chit.
,1
'irion
uli-i
bavu
movrxl
to
i‘
Alis*
Thelma
Turnei,
Mi*.
J
B.
The cost is f.'tfi. covering hoard,
Iren, inn ot them vysr veteran*.
l | ton SelV M lie i» brad “ f ibr
lodging and text-lKioks. If yon Stapler Air*. W. F. Pcnners, Mr*.
Mr*. Grad) Duncnti and ",ii. tion ut fire.
ta* rimii'uoeed her candidacy fur
Mr
l.yinnn and
are inleu isted jn attending, see K. V. Turner, Airs. (!. N. Hates. Mkhael. base left for point- m
JieD em -sfiltlc nomlnnlion for fu n ■re i eslding
Mrs. Gclsler. executive secretary, Air* L 1 Sheppard, Mrs. J. T. Georgln wfirte they will vi*U duMglitfi, I. on.
VvilK lie, pio-liU dr. ami Mt.
tress from the Hth D i-irlc t of Ahrllumbl*)’, Air*. Don Polak. Airs fur two months.
(nr-application blank*.
W. 1.. Harvey hi m I bey secured
.‘ lilln Hrr falhrt wav II S Senator
Mr*. Gelsier told me the other AV. F. Bartlett nrui Airs. James
the Coils' Auxiliary of the Hist " ill, oo I'to llill,
t H ia d e iit im
lion- mg fm’|l <11*
t/n l, rnallm„lM
> i » V that the home service com Yeung.
Pet • 'iiu-l -,f *t,e III,ll.’l Mv <>f lluptist
.Mrs. Linton Allen and daughter,
i hutch honored
\liss
Also .Mr*. At inti a* Johnson, Mrs. Elizalrtith. of llrlaudo are gue-ls
all, ,'iliit j. 1,1. .ling n, 1he
mittee- lost month made loan* to
f Mill Sanf.ud i',n,,|-. ix ii-l 11..1—I t>i 11. la, do Helen Allen, eniism of Mis* Mdn-lf tl Si#
tys i * iin lm iu n _ tn. tide them P. A. Howland, Mr*. C. W J„hn- uf Mr. and Mrs. Roy Alnun to,
ITAKTIINO HIW COIORI
•lie.l I or tier, ami Mu* Itlnala Holt.
l*n pin,.
n*. t*. ilit* -4i 1 t hr a.’ t.l|l.j£ t M il) . - e n ,i,g [ iii.l
i ,
oyer until they begun receiving sdh, 5fr*. E. H. Piatt, Airs, Edgar seveinl day*
.1
st.
i
,,f
Mrs.
Josh
Phillips,
with
If
II«
... Mffmil OkAft* lipt mhk
.
FI
liy
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.1
dnuglitei
111
Benton.
Mrs.
J.
W.
Wilkin*.
Aik*
-■VeraI
eW|>.nhi ,'f tin- f’Revtheir government assistance for
CijU ciH ftfl t i J i * . i f l u r i f t o f A n tfiM i# *
ltv id, uf , "I.I M" , Dia tso-'i »,[ a btiuiil a party ut, Tuesday evening al
;„ f m
all t V
education and vocational* trnfa- N>r?
•w
Ji
iL+i «ntwiwurfK«fi 1rj>MMI naif*
an4*
Mttr‘
.Mr, Hill Tv rr hit. rt^.viretl i Dnvt.tn:a ' III’* f*V* ''ini' tii i . Mi
I ,. n . pi
• 1., .into- tl. home of Mu* Mildied Tniner
ixlf , |.(uiniiM!Tf' Hnriust SdHi|w*!hw
tlfg. This is the tyf't of work that If iir u C u l l u m ,
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T r u i n u n * r n l illu-e-sji mu.I i w t r e ■
l ii. S|- enjni trig the o-vn-noi
I. I ..11 llll Mr. iiiil -Mr- lliivti Mll.tlde [1, ' Il Ul Ik
! 1§ M « l i l t # t u ir . r A f « f n N i l U Aftf-blthl
this committee is doing at this
M i Hit'll hrr jumii liui ill I he Saufurtl \W.rl,l,,-l
id. Mi tin 1 Mi- Jam.we,e
All.Itei*
q
Allen.
Miss
M
a
l
M S«a4h l » f t t la-J ir tr id h b d ifj f t t f fur*
time.
Fu111,W1,.1- it ,t
ni a tin I, tha tirogsit, Alls* Mima Ruth
(>•
inm urn# r* Jaifsl cUuv Uuf
Ridge, Mi
Ml a* J M. . It.all V 1alllg.
There Is a very ■instructive little
were
pre-en|
ii,»
employee*
of
isJFffUtublf
l.p»JJu?t!
Roy William*
Mr. and Alt
Mills. Miss Myra Jane Madden,
pamnh'.rt In my hand called ‘‘ Fact*
many
of
the
central
Florida
deal
Air*. Gaulne. is visiting |rr Air. aml Alt
W. IL Dyson.
Mis#
Hetty
Sheppard.
Atis*
Jean
to Face About the Red Cross In
et ship*, pi.'-enltiii.-n-* were made
■laughter and son-in-law, Mr ami
Yarn, • Miss lluzol It,nith. Miss
World War II.” One section has
by zone mnnagei W G. IV.wt-i
Afrs. F. II. Johu, at their home
The
Sunshine
Service
New*,
of
nod nss,-imtt zone manager*. Anita Aiken. Miss Ruby Hrewur,
t%(Pdo wllh Answers to G. 1. Com
In
Ox
Filler
Village.
plaint*. This complaint has been ficial publication uf the Florida
Joint lih-bl ami S i,wait Emmerl. Miss Itiirbarn Rucker, Mis* Ellen
IM in n \ N N O rN T I*M F M
Those fi,,in the bsiil organizn* I'o.,per. Mis* Freda Harrison and
heard so often—"Red Crass charg Power & Light Co. hat been *lgAfrs. V. M. Tyre ha* relumed
n
______
nally honored by la-ing adjndg*d
It,in who tlitei,,b-’l were f'uttis Mis* Doris Smelsei
M i a m i M i - J iim f * li- U rn «l»*red for iuvu
food and ivu
lodging
In orerto her home. 1214 Myretle \ve .
Also
Hobby
HiI
skoii
,
Julia
Dll
.111m * in i *1
liugiies.
* iiarb
D-.-ley,
Hob
; ‘sun u f H a t I . i ill.* s r
seas'cluhs." Ami ’heraT*' tV.» e x -! , h*
‘l" 1
pul1,1
,M‘ T ' after visiting relatives to Ft
„ "
. . ,*
___
Mitchell. John , ... oiheia. F,| Sut ,|,.|. Fred Homelier, Leslie Hnr'- tin* r .u i h u f « lu tiirh i«*t ST» it in AT MOW Diuo Am d/pahmimt s t o m
planJtion— A'es. it did. but at the c* tion In Its class for UMfr. accord- Alycr*
for two week*.
"-k,
e!
Knoweey
l.ellnhd
Itudd.
J'**
Dnggai
Ing
to
word
rrccivc.1
here
by
tin
.M
i. M if M ton. Ton, Haim,
1 ,»V •lin e l - ’ t i 1
request of the Army. Bed Cross
Fra nr i< \Vd*en. Itolibv Polln-,. k ill.
i * » i. f . i
MIts d. 1 m
l,*- P a , J ” ',* .o n
i r* n P h e l|
charged for food, lodging, barlwr li. if. Coleman, manager.
Friends ,,f Andrew Hnn-i-o wit
lush Phillips, \ l.o iiit't 1 I I imJ li'M 'i .liim - M i , *»r
M
“ Yep” , says hi* official noti l«, glad I,, learn tbal lie b.,1 4 > Jill
iillti ^ 1 1,11.1 M,
and valet, srrvire* in stnlinmirv
< iiinl-n Turtle,. Morris and f it rid M i ■
■ 1 II If Mil
by, iti,.rMuiin'i.
Initaliation* but did not charge fication received yesterday, “ the Jiirned to wrrV after under going
I-ittirr Phillips
in mobile facilities (rlubmnhiles, judge* of ll.i Public Utilille* Ad a recent t-msilectomy.
vertising
Ati.ociiillnn
selected
etc).
Wa-will give you more of these your 8un»hlne Seivirc New# tfBilly .Gray is at present in
(Jfrmplaln** ami their explanations fort* •* a prize-winner in the an Anniston. Ala. where he is mak
M time go«* on. They are things nua] national better ropy contest. ing arrugementa to ent»-r the
” In ail. 22 employee pubitca- University of Al«t=ama. ,.
•ft should understand for we dn
Tlu- Central I b-ri-la * Alumni
not want Red Crn»a to lie crltislt- Bona from all over the country
chapter iif Alpha lialmnn Delta.
rurticipatnl. Thr Gns Flame, pub
ed unjustly.
Mr*. Glenn I,lugle ami son liav*
I national social snrottly. gave an
lished In Indianapolis, wn* r a id returned to their home in !.< eh
. lal'rncllee "ni*h" l- « in O i!,*
Inttdo
first.
Arbor after spending three weeks
fnday aflero”-Ki "a, ’ lie home of
the con- vl»ltlng het parent* in Peoria, III
" I t ’s a real hunm,
Alls. Jrniwie Du.Hi t
mntinues,
gratutatory
mrsxage
5 he altliuiir~frrrn' Fkmfnril at
: •*—'■* ‘t.
ratfd
Jitnijlcvw
J
amer
‘“ .fa;
rOitffp- we it- -Mr- '(
—r *
j
r n r .J lr * ' •rwtr* (tm i arm
'-nompetltion
i*
pl
nfrncTurlng hi« right grin a fe w '
77
rfr^ V -rT . >r
riCTUaiD in I.Vw York I t Wae [G.-otg.- M.r lei ... \ 'I In- rusher*
J Where do the Soviet attitude* and the judges ate nationally days ago while playing liaseball
Set Muriel M Cormlck IMbbard. ,
Mis- lb , I. Hrwk and
known
exj-irts
In
the
field
of
Wnward communal ownership reul*
granddaughter
ot
the
lato
A
im
D,
M
lDaphne
' nniu-llv
magasjne
and
employe
pubHeatAir. and Mrs. J. J. -Roily will
ly come from? new much doe*
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i
leave shortly for Hendersonvdlc. Rockefeller. Slio has J i * ana Romanian care tor hi* pro- lonr.
Ll.elri nn
,.p,m-i„ ha* lu-eu
" I t means your contributions N C.. Hoaneke and Danville, Va. ,nouncod that alio wUl a p A l the
party? How doe* a German act
decision of a Connecticutcoslt, that dw.-loijed win-n renmvgs du*t
ually
lo thing* which make rang the hell in lliiri and the year* where they will spend the summer
awarded custody ot two yoingitcrX
a \e
'» « ‘v
" " .rl.'r ,n f
months.
in American feel guilty? What i* to come."
iho adopted In 1030, to her brother, fbarg- to the n ,,„ le < . which can
Hanford reporter* include L. J
virtue to a Japanese?
i 'V » " "PP««ll#ly
Fowler McCormick. Chicago farm l.h*'" l,'i
Mr. and Air*. II. A. Kteinmeyrr Fnnisf
In the oninlon o f Dr. Ruth Ben Ro ves and Marian Williams.
flnfcnullonal). charged device.
end daughter. Bertie Mae, left tool tnlUJcmalre.
edict. C o lu m b ia University anUiropetofiit, peace depend* on
“ The true answer* to some of Saturday for Columbus, Gn. where
every country’* knowing tin right thc»e questions will lie a bit they will spend a week wllh iq*
answer* to questions Ilk# fbese surprise to a lot of i>eopYi am lativrs.
(which go straisht to the heart can make a great difference in
w ith th e n e w
Ml** Mildred Wiliam* h*« re
w country** rtiMom* nnd peo- the way one country regard* and
“ Ie), Dr. Eenedlet. who ha* lust treats another. Take the question turned from a Ihre* w,-ek*' Irin
F R E E - A C T IO N
leled Ihrr.t year*' wartime of Communism vertus ft>*e enter to Washington. I>. C., New York
reh along simitar line* for prise. American* are afraid that City. Heston and I'mvlneetown,
SYL-O-SLEEVE*
0 Achievement Awartt « f th.- Communism will be crammed down Mas*.
Association of Unlver their throats and the Russian fear
PvL Robert L. Bradbury ha*
Women.'
the spread of w**t*rn democracy
"Nation* are taord neurotic than intn the USSR.. My reinarch Ma arrived In Bamberg. Germany,
*« fn demandin* that every- convinced me that neither I* pos which is approximately 20 miles
else behave like a rubber sible. Habits in 'each country are north of Nuenberg, where he will
t
o f themselves.” Dr. Bene- too different. I f one tried to serve with the Army.
"We all think our_de- adopt lb# other’s *rrengerr»mt.
Friends of Hertv St. John* will
1hjr Is~D»e‘ natural one R wou!4 immediately make It
interested fn learn that he was
our wav ie human nalot''. over In Its own image.
laksn to th* local hnsnital en
we nee»l to learn is that
"Mueh thaf we repudiate in
.
designs for living are mjHr Russia and chalk up to Marxism Saturday and Is reported fo lie
much improved.
TERRACE
Jo 1
i
;T
'V,
,
-
TALK
Red Cross Notes
,1
fooUf* of lK>Vi*
\V A N T E I)
( ; U ST
EVELYN HARDIN
CHURCH OF (JOD
Miss Mary WilliamH* Kanfoni.
Bride-Elect, Honored
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Lips Radiant as
Glowing Embers
tlirls’ Auxiliary
Holler Personnel
Honors Visitors
Attend Dinner .Meet
*ower Publication
Klr" ru
Wins Honor Award
Laney’h Dru^ Store
Alpha (sunima Delta
(Jives Rush Tea
YtO I U L L L I V E
IN
COMFORTABLE
United States Will
Never Be Communistic
f H E S E <g ®f@ I
PRACTICAL
J
\
S HOR T I E
yl-QfJamas
I
at natural and ouMe as w#R h«Hi
trp > y gettial -xneHeiwaa. 0**r *
lon» period of tirro People |Wn«
In on# loceiitv have com* to IhinV
sfaengly In certain wav* about
egrtain thing* *nd to behave *ecordln* foe w>-et the* think ar»
'
A nthrnpwlawl*** call
taarr.ed cultural h*h*v<nr.
we want ♦« nnderv*""-* “ hat
neora »I«V. w« shall ha*»
thele ta-vned Hilliffyl
nd God the a-swve- *n
_
what thev think
Hq*., aewrevloti. Wtw
ltd mrtoaltV. »•«** thev
W f^ Til
,«nrmrf
Patton for. Haelf be-*u*»
*eoa another •hronek differW *tn*v » * a
*1- nOOC^"s»lfss
fn-I
N*
’and Cultatal
°e<-
is not Marxism at all. but old
Russia. The Sovie* system startad
with some theories from Marx,
but It took a great deal from old
habita of .Russian Ilf*. Under the
rrar* local community ronneJl*
administered local affatn and pe
riodically TedistrR-uted land among
constituent families—frr individ
ual ownership. The SoWm svstem
has used
old eyetem which waa
already
ty entrenched in the
(If* of th#
-W #
■Friend* of Mr*. Beri Curr'n will
be glad to learn that she is raeuperating nlcslv after h*ln» con
fined in the FayetUvflle. S . C.
hospital for some tin').
Mr*. D *i G. MiteKel left Thnraday for F t Uoderdal* where
#h# ulans to snend several ***va
• • th* meet of Lieut, and Mr*.
-tr'--- '' -J
Ray R." Maxwell.
You Von’wior Hie topi of these 2 pc. "ihwliei" in o t out. They're kJ«uI fo r
iloOpInp, Idunginp or ploying ond the cool cotton' crape natch no ironing,
for hue*tomfo<1 ,*you qon'i baol the new-Syt-0-$iee*ei whkh eliminole bindmg
a t have tloir comand thay ■couldn't
i o f democracy
. tse over them,
on to each o f «s
other till we tin*
a n d .to,get along
Dr. J, B. Ro"t -who l« attend
ing summer sehogl at »h* tM *
varslly of Florl-'x In Gelnesyill*
A OOOO WIU OISTUIl on the pert ot U. S. swim suit manufacturer*
•oent . the weekend with hW - will make It pcoxibte for some lucky British girts Ufobtaln the five al*
-a
family in thi* city.
tt-vdlve beach outflla filled *o aUractivtiy here, dghly engllsb girls
»o Study'
wrote to Mayor Ferrtoo Palmer, Jr, of Miami, telling of the shorlags of
Mrs. J A. Peckham of Lake
euch attire to their country. Ha Ulked u (he manufacturers add they
Mary will leave tomorrow for
gave him Iho euita. Helping-him to pick the names of the future reclplD-.
. Adfrlaod OW l, ... Detroih
...
Mich, and noi**. In Gan*(L to r.ji Jean Kettermon, Ethel Smith, Joan
nay
warfera broadcasts da
she will vlxD friend* i
“ '
(IntmMtlonol)
to enemy and eatelllte countries, and relative* for two month*.
muntan .
have our
. -, .
•V,
gm .
SIZES 33 TO 31
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M ONDAY, JULY
1H 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
Native O f Bikini Only 3 Vessels o
Favors Banning Of Sunk In Atomic
Bomb Test
Atom Bomb InWar
A P Newsfeajmys
Aboard ring .nip Mt. McKinley.
Atemic Bomb Fluet—The United
Natiom can count on Kongclap
sod Wotho . far auppurt in any
move to ban the atom bomb aa
an Instrument o f warfare. . ■
The headsmen, Edmund of RonIdtap and Keia of Wotho, said
ao in a recent news confeumcc.
rointdete with interpreter. The
a
nn/>eanea
w
ills
rpeopV)
uin n >> a
VB
eonferenre
with
evacuatal
fiom Islands close to the atom
bomb test site at Bikini went
aometldng like tillsSpokesmen for the Diadmen of
big eountries talk about agrtaroent to forbid future use of the
bomb that la lilt* a pillar of
aipoke by tlav and a pillar cf fir*
by night. What do you thing of
that ?
’
’
(The inlrfrpreter and people
talk. The chiefs and the people
nod vigorously.) The Interpreter
tells reporters: "They say 'good
thing, good lt'»ta, they want.’ "
Do yob think »the bomb will
wipe out Bikini?
(There is much talk. Home
heads .nod yes, some shake no.)
The Interpreter: "Some do, sorter
officially decided It should tu held.
Vice Adminn W. It. r*. ttlandy,
commander of the project, says
the Joint chiefs of staff (the
chiefs of the Army, Navy and
Army Air Forces! ordered It
"with the Preahdnt's approval.
The White House has said Presi
dent Truman ordered it.
Tesl Net Ttlgged'
Home civilian scientists have ex
torted the teats won't prove any
thing, that the target fleet wa»
-n disposed that nothing conclu
sive was demonstrated.
Plainly denies that the teals
were ''rigged,” dKlares that the
main objectives of the testa were
to disclose desirable changes I.i
ship design tactical formation*
at aea, strategv In the concentra-
New Mexico text lent July.
A vast quantity of special velopment is a machine that not
equipment w a a gathered
— only supplier) an octane rating for
instrument for measuring blast, fuels, but tells under what con
heat, ______________r
r a d io a c tiv ity ,. pressure* ditiona an engine will knock, how
transmitted to hulls through the much K knocks, and give* a recalr and water, inclinometers to 'ord o f knock characteristics at
tell the extent of roll or pilch a various speeds,
ship develops when pounded by i
• —
—
the blast.
»
Oxygen in compounds makes up
Samples of all equipment, includ- about ono-half of the earth's crust,
ing ammunition, full, aircraft, ra- and about nine-tenths of the
dar and communication! equip- weight o f water.
ment, were left
abcard the I
—-------,
ships. The propelling machinery I While Fredonia, N. Y., was
and auxiliaries of the anchored lighted with natural gas on June
ships were shut down except 5, 1826. gas did not come into
for certain equipment on special general use uptil the lUBO’a.
vessels. The ships were "but-1 About 15,000 iln<va have beer
toned up.” In luittlc condition.
'trsted experimentally to destroy
Atlanta Driver
Victor In Beach
Stock Car Race
New infielder joins Local Club
Claude tVhlddon. Fed hud- '
aesis
manager,’ revealed
at
noon today that Bob Krammer.
tan infielder, would Join the
(la b this afternoon. Mknagrr
Ed Levy announced a few
minutes later that he would
use Krammer at third base
ddrtak tonight's t * in bill in
Leeaburg and .that he Would
shift Buddy ljtkk back to hlh
regular position In left fhld.
Krammer.Italia frbm Sarsnnah,
Gh., and haa.rWorded an im
pressive baseball record dur
ing hia several years of service
jslth the U. 5. Navy. He will
lie listed on the Fed roster,
is 1 ruokle.
The world’s proved petroleum
serin* total approximately 60
lliort barrels, of which more
lan 20 billion barrets ate in the
FED AVERAGES
Individual Hitting
By JULIAN. STKNBTltOM
srekcml
in
the
Florida
Slate
Ataleas here Friday evening,
dropped a 7 to l • contest to
^ la n d u
Saturday • night
and
fraught the Senators to a I to
•1 tie |n -a five-inning tiff yes
terday afternoon at Orlando's
Tinker Field.
Aa a result of the weekend's
activities the Celery Fetli this
kfternoon maintain a half game
margin over (he St. Augustine
Saints who ara challenging San
ford's second place berth In the
loop standings.
” Tonight the locals travel to
Mesburg for a twin bill with
* e Packers and return here toinorrow
evenlnj
:I09 West 1.3th Street
Sanford, Florda
DAYTONA JIF.ACII, July I
bit Boy Hull of Atlanta. Gn .
blistered tL> Iwarh sands heiv
yesterday at 1*2,1 miles per hour
to estnbli-h » new record and cap
ture the 100-milr Dixie Stock Car
Racing championship In-fore 11
crowd of 8.000 fan*.*
Hall easily hcttcrerl the pre
vious record of 82.1 set ever the
In-ach-roud loop by the late Lloyd
Seay of Atlanta in 1041.
Tire young Georgian staged a
one-man speed show yesterday. ■for cu;wVf
ivA'i io_rjr
running .1^.1y from n.field
.Jrrrrr- l l ' . d y d K ^ were sUllriurfitTCttitiiJS tin- running at the end of the
.. a 1 ^ 0
Inps. aremtil the famous bench BJ l o t F K odf
2460
426 iVt'.i
Pitching llecords
Marne
Charley Bisson
ingtim
v
veec*-' >s
10
$
Jim Sehantel
Cal Blanc
Buddy Lake
/
P f l IS
Sulr».CR.Type0 f Cvvtien.
felllAPOUMlA PMiU iC S '
C h l & i f l- P e Z .C rJ e CF TtieG f t G A D f f f n e o s r e c .i's to
jln'-T"At- avM crs i t j a
the first tiff tomorrow evening
is slated to get underway promptt..
t nn o'clock.
nviru.w
^ .«
at 7:00
Friday evening Jotlle Howlngton went to the hi!II and although
he was nicked f or a total of
nine snfetir, by the up-and.
coming Azaleas, he kept thrpi tl
a ril scattered. Ilowington’s mates Ic
OMlected a half dozen blows off A
kouthpaw Avon Driggers.
01
Hanford scored first with a I si
single marker in the third hut
Palntka knotted the count in the a
fourth .with one run. Sanfonl o
grabbed the lead In the fifth with h
one more tally but the Azaleas c<
STANDINGS
STANDINGS
Orlando
£ ANFORD
St. AuglJ-lllie
DrLand
Gainesville
I’nlatks
Daytona Item li
l.eesburg
T in!a. ’•
SANFORD at
PRPOiCI TrUf
wtt-b e e o d e o p
MAdOCp ilrtYlMUS
(iaiucxvill* at I’nlnikn
Dnytonn Bench nt Orlnpdo
St. Augustine at la l.atnl
Its.altk Yesterday
Oilnndo I. S A N I " i:n I
nne. called end Mb inln).
Cninesville it. St Viigtistine
Pnlotku 7, I .re-hu 1c 6.
Daytona II. at hrUml.’ pi
J U L Y 8 T O J U L Y 21
rr.n"*’
T ile C
fi M
Australian Seeks
Welterweight Title
SMALL - house or furnished apt
wanted by lo?al couple, im
manent.
Prefer private hath
Phone 347-W.
>
rILLlN G to pay alx months rent
In advance tor furnished or un
furnished house or apartment.
What have you to offer? Phono
FOR
SALE
6
A R T IC L E S
W ANTED
12
•hm# is cjs. ims urpsr.siuu.
7:<10 t*. M.
HELP
R A K E S . WEED CUTTF3t8,
DISH PANS, PE R C 0IAT0R 8. W HITE girl-refin ed and settled,
ENAMELED PAILS— ami other
wants job tending children or
hard to gwt Items.
Stanleyas companion to elderly couple.
Rogera Hardware Co.
' Phone 0112 between 8:00 anil
6:00, after Saturday Phone 211W ANTED: Listings of farms,
W. Age 24.
______
UPRIGHT
piano.
1205
Elm
Avehomes, grove* and business
LOANS
i K f c ^ l L U A M B , REALTOR
nil
• one, Box 87-A, Sanford, Monro*
I - ARTICLES FOR SALE
I duster cart, both with hitrt
for tractor use; 1 duster cart
1 lot ef hand tools; 1 seed b*<
•pray pump, 2 Cole planter*
I hand duster; 1 Model A
Farmall tractor—good Urea, ex
cellent condition, together wltl
056 Model Chevrolet
truly tha treeiaurea pf time.
t g ir t
p a in .
Io
,\ T
11.
YOU DltlVK IT
PHONE 200
STRICKLAND MURBISON
L'-BKIVIHT, INC.
WNS m o w e d .
Reasonable
irlcee. Jerry I-nrd, phone 788EXPERT, piano tuning and re
pairing. II. Cliff Dresser. Box
106, ML Dpra. Phone 2415.
DR <0 you ran add to your
automobile liability policy, >1.000 medical payment for each
person accidently injured while
a passenger in your car, in.
MADE THIS IMMHJKKSSIVK STKI* FOSSIBLF
ROY HOLLER
. lea refrigerators
le hot plat**, 2 bu
8aw mills at Geneva.
GET A 6 yeer Bra and wlnd* storm poller. You will *ave
approximately I/S of the cost
and may pay tha premium In
6 annual installmanb
C . . MBoyd * Co,
^ - -• '
j
SAVE money on your fire, windatom, automobile, • workmen’s
• compensation, ■ burglary,
llabillty and other insurance.
You'll Ilka our proflt-shering
plan of ifuurance. C. M. Boyd
’e S H K ?P3TU
ENJOY* your meal in
W «lT e
DINNER
sWkiSSS*
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NEW YORK
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
‘H O LLER FOR INSURANCE’
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fcy men? l>ofw
fora d vl l lr v % lth Y I U m I b ■ * !
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re lie f or jr**r drv.«| l«t Etll rh eer*
f-iU f refanit fo u r money T r y d - e M I» e Id*
dey a 1 *11 | »o d drug iu r * d •verydberfe
Insurance,
and group.
13 N O T IC E S — P E R S O N A L
h u tfin ttlL
•Mini wKJietnr*
health nnd
Non-ennrcll4) Co.
DODGE • PLYMOUTH
PARTS AND SERVICE
I0 t Palmetto Ave.
I'bone
R a r n ln f » « n i« lt o n .
fo u r
•!
|M
MUf lumtch. »tur*Mtla|
■ n ett c o a tc m io f
tipgaAr.t-tAiitt'd
.1 uUfd A - f U l n . Uida «t t h r u t t *
Extended
REPRESENTATIVE OF THE
PHOTOGRAPH*
UsMF • * * !
•th*f gymotolnR cf
W ANTED
4
lUSE In or near 8anford on
Jactrte line, at least- 7 rooms,
pay >1000 all cash. Writ*
pglnt. Ildlt.
S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S
TWO 4-foot North Wind Meat
display cases with one unit
practically new; one McCray 40- GIRL 4or soda Fountain at l.ancublc foot Teach-in meat case;
ey's Drug Store- Part time or
8 R E A L E S T A T E F Q R SA LE
one Globe sllcer; one llussman
full lira*.
meat chopper. Phone 1008.
NOW is I lie
SALESMAN TO 5KLI
your propert
ONE of Sanford's bettec homes, SAVE hauling! Closing out this
BILLFOLDS
storm damagl
for* large reliable Go.
• fa ll 404=M.
week very good heart pine—
Coverage. ( ’. !
EASY TO SELL
2x4, 2x6, 2x8. 2x10. 2x6 tnni
HIGH COMMISSION
u w rv m iour ioib, » c n « « »
and groova flooring; turtle I
No. 12.
Sanford Belaid
117, located edge at city limits,
>5.00 ton; some tin l<
LIFETIME Income
between Henfonl and Palmetto
Seminole Feed location.
W ANTED — someone to move
accident insurance.
Ideal for homealtea or Invest
house trailer to beach Wednes
nble. C. M. Boyd
ment. Call 220-W.
day. Reply l“>x 35 C/o llrrahl
one car load or
1 month of July
H O S P IT A L IZ A T IO N
retail trade, Place your 9
W O R K W ANTED
individual, family
R E A L ESTATE W A N TE D
ow. Calhoun Coat
\
Want Fast Sure Relief?
I.I M ilt.Il l
11.-iirunee 1. most
Important Son know wli»t it
would r»-t to, replace your
home, furniture, merchandise
7 Pets, Livestock, Supplies
nnd automobile . if destroyed.
But you don't know whnt the
verdict is going to )>e In n law
I BUY cows, calves, yearlings,
suit Involving bodily injury or
BRN CHEMICALS
It. W. Lord l'hone 78H-W.
death. Get adrrnatc liability
1
Phono 051
coverage.
M uoyd & Go.
8
W
Stomach Suffereft
Baseball Tomorrow
S an ford A tl. N at. B k B ld g
5 A R T IC L E S
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The people of <We4o are to be a m i
the enterprise and progressive spirit of
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Phone 732
H. E. M O R R IS —
tlntl'x nufrgin of victory was
by a full six miles over hi«'nensest
competitor. Mickey Hhodnr of St.
Augustine. Behind Rhodes rime
(inyte Wnrrcit of Mnrtlnsville,
Vn . Jim l ewnllen. High I'oint,
N G„ Cecil Dobson, Miami. Paul
I’npiy, St Augustine. Burk MotIlls. St: v Augustine, l.co I'owcll.
Atlanta, Howard Farmer, Atlanta,
nnd.Llryd Moody, Daytona Bench,
in tlint order.
The race was devoid of Injuries,
although it was liberally sprinkle.I
with the usual number of minor
juishnps. Puppy turned over at
the north turn, but wn« nhlr to
tight hi- car and return to the
running.
l*UtzUk. and U LSSPTTreNuw Zealander, Ifns Murphy. Bus 1
■uo-eil the year’s biggest boxing
u|»«.-t to Wellington Aprd 27 b>
out|tftinllhg Paltlyk. _
„_ .
Omm 1 *ufT#r l h « p*ln » r 4
K i d in lig M llt o . nAa»#K. h«%rlburn.
IG E N E R A L IN S U R A N C E
21 ST S E A S O N
IN THE NEWS
8,000 Fans See Roy
Hall Fstablish New
Record For Track
,
Bryknl
Euspel
Kettles
Pratt
Sthantel
Herald Sports Editor
Nagasaki Type Bomb
Haa'vTr.u-Wnr mesaage fof the
M oph/pf the Upited States?
The weapon was a bomb of the
feel better, now. We want •voe which destroyed Nagasaki,
io five under the atari and strlfds. belter than the one that hit lliroWo don't .want the Japanese shima^pr the first one used in the
back.”
.
.
Commodore Ben Wyatt, com
mandant of tha Marshall Islands,
supervised the latest iqmova) of
ATTEND
people from Islands within the
possible danger rone created by
ifee • bomb's poisonous cloud and
radioactive walor.
He went to
llongelap to help the V0 persons
•leave that Island, then to Wolho
to see 40 tnore o ff. They were
- talon by UST to Lae. far to the
Sem inole C ounty Boya
south, .where they Joined about
ptO men. women and children
P L E N T Y T O D O — 13 H O U R S O F I T !
who left Bikini two months ago.
SOWV. KNOPF
.
Supervised Sw im m ing, B oating, Fishing, Scouting
BALTIMORE—W )— So far as
H ikin g, H a n d icra ft, A th letics, C am p fire Stories
Magistrate Waller J. Dewees Is
Songa, Stunta.
^concerned, northwestern H a i t i more men-can wake up the whole
nefohborhood with their snoring
— so long gs their nocturnal
noises sre accompanied by alum-
Thera are two basic types of
takebBuUon. one of,-which atJk/the aiclim* Imrroiw system,
One,Lose One And Tie One Over Weekend
FENCE ~USTER
rgument about
A man was hailed to NorlH•stern Police Station on the
nmplalnt of a woman neighbor
that tha man dlaturbad her rest
with his innring and groaning.
led that the offender
snored during his sleep-
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�'-MONDAY,
THESANFO
ClltCUl'T
Much Of Early History Of Oviedo
Well Known To 83-Year QJd Pioneer
HK!I INOt.K thla citation bo published on* • each Hire*!, Wjdnu tport, IV ru i*) l> »»»* »:
y*,u m o h ir r b x nrrtrred In *P*
for
fou r
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cunaeculHe
f l o iu d a . w e e k
pear In pcrnon <nr by Atlnra eY) I *
areeka
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OinctHT—CIIANCKIOT:
ID IINT1“
C O U IIT.
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or
MITTK.SIHJKF.
Ill V oltC K
C II A It l. C H S lI T TK N lt O H F .
Defendant.
.
k etlce m l r e b l l r a l l e a
•
In the Name o f the Htate o f F lo rbla—
.
To
Charlea lllttendurt. 110 Mlitb
Ntreet, k l y l a . terrain County, tlhlo;
You. Charlea Mitlendnrt, ar e h er e
by rommanded In appear to the
hill o f Cornplewil flie-*! naalnat you
In the Circuit I burl. N ln ih Jodie.al
Circuit. In and for Nemlnolo County.
Nlale o f rt orlda, in tho ra re of
Hulh Aflltondorf, IN, M i f f , versus
Cnarlea
Mlttrndorf,
Defondant,
wherein the re lief e ou rh l la dlyorce
on August tlh. I » « * . which
l» » ttule |>ay o f lirla Cour t; else
a Deer e* |-ro Confesso w ill be e n
tered e U i a i t you aku the cane p r o
coed ea j i a r l e :
It la fu r t k e r ordered .that thla
Notice o f 1‘ ehllrallon be publlahed
once a w e e k for I rnneecutiye
weeks In tbs Hanford Herald, a
Thla reveals that tho Nelson
family Jeft South Coventry, /’onn.
in October, !H7d lor their new
bom* near the Lake .Vaiup act*
Dement, reached by boat nt
Solaria'* Wharf. Then a t t ot\o
rough trail that led to Ft. Mellon;
(Sanford) another- lo Ft. Chrlstmaa and anotbrr to ft. Gatlin
(Orlando).'
Mr. Nelacp had occasion to
n. p. HKItSDo.^
l±-tert!S
H U SIIE I
& M A G N O L IA
BEAUTIFY
YOUR HOME
with VENETIAN
.
BLINDS
Dining llie l*eri*nl nf rti/ly |roa*
'pci it y tlietr were tit ■tnlurciit
illu;s levetal new npnpci > pub*
in lied in tlvieilo. me Hrm oi
lliv«e wax the Oviedo Chronicle
'CilMel by Plutlip Dane*, IHH6 to
IHIM, iiinl later ratne the Oviedo
(iau.-tle, edited by J. J, lurch
win* Mild nut to the Ovietlo Ad*
kune*-. Ihe intter paper did nut
Inal long.
Thu period nf pruaperity wot
hulled by the big Irec/u of lit itml
'U.i. Kullnaing nn *><»rly friwxt
[there weir ."It daya nf perfect
wealhei and treea were in bloom.
Oil Feb. 1, IHUb came tin big
ftiyete that killed ritnie ti4e< tn
•he grniind Koine men rommitteil
•ulcide a> » i*.'»ult, other* went
craiy. wrote Mr. Nelaon.
It »a * folluwing thia period,'
tliul i-ricry planting aturted on*
ii Imgr m ii Ib The tir»t recorded |
planting Mil* by .hie |j iithnil, an
uncle ul Hie pretent Joe Leinhnrt, j
nt Kulurin in IMKI. Mr Nel.on j
ttnrleil hi* planting nf celery in :
iHU.'i. In linn, the Nelnoii l om- I
puny with iD-orgnnjied witb Capt.l
■
en d o f M a y, June, July and
A F rK A R
A u gu st.
O. D.
alixe in Paint* A Varnithe*
for every surface I
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Outside White and Trim Colors
Inside GIohh, Semi-GlosH and Flat
Floor Enamels — Equipment Enamels
Waterspar Varnish and Enamels
See us at your earlitat convenience
fo r your requirem ent*!
RELIABLE PAINT CONTRACTING
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ronipUIni
" T h e Com plete Paipt and Glaaa S tore"
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(International) l"l* be*rn f ||r«l «Kalrial >oti h » r « l n
Legal Notice
I'tll.N IX
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In |te>r»«*f| « r tty nU*rne)
on «*r
l»rfor# lb# 171It day o f July, A l»
t*t$. i s l h t n f l i # fic rr ra |*rn t*R»n*
r#M«i w il l hr #nt«r#<l airajritt you.
1b»* H.itifonl lt#rald la hcr#l»> dra*
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A
, Mill Iih # ItfHi f l l n l lf| IK# <*lrrylt
l ‘ « u r t Ilf H# t»*I •***I•• t'. a n ty . Flt.rltU,
lit tli# »ull o f A Its*-it It |giMi«lif.
« i»tit|il4|n»ttf, y i laiiurn K U r i e l '
#r, »l»*lr till* tit. t* h»in #rv No. I l N .
T b# n it tir»» o f thin #ult l » t»» obtuln n illvorrK. Y«» m *r«* r w i u l r r l
to fi le your wr lttr n a pp*j*i« it«e nn
or b efore Ih e f ift h day o f August.
A D ISIS, or . dec ree pro rmifesae
w il l lie efitern t H g . l n . l you
VVITN'KHH my hnn'I J»o*(
u*>
I' lcr k I.f the t'lreull t’ouri " f Hemlii.>te r u u n iy .
F lm id a .
this
rsib
it,i> uf June, A. D ISIS
• i I* I t r.l t N lH lN
Rcpalrlnir — RennlaWng
8EMIN0LK VENETIAN BLIND
|.h
PRESIDENT MEETS CONSTITUENTS
Russia’s Trade .
. Treaties Would
Create Monopoly
IN D E P E N D E N T
Grain Has Been
Basis Of Food For
Thousand Years
JU LY
1,
1940
A sw jciatt'il Press 1-eased W ire
BARUCH HEARS OPPOSITION TO HIS ATOM PLAN
B O LLS— D IC K
E LS B E R R Y
P H O N E 303
xxor Id trade ia to be achieved,
tliere kby-twu other trouble *|Mda
to watch: The llritinh dollar pool
end South America. II. S expert*
are keeping an eye on nil arear
beenuae thi* nation ha* tn'* u the
lead in forming a wotld Hade or*
|ganirntiuii that would rut all trail**
yt'fltriction*.
The Ru«**l»n 1‘lrturr
Here’* xvhnl'i known—hut onlv
unofficially—o f the Uuaninn Itenlles: .
Itomania nml Hungary ate ship
ping Kuaain good* nn ih'*-e ac*
rounla— reparation*, payment fur
damage done in Ku**in. nml mix'ntent* for good* they’re now buy
ing from Hu**Ih. Tbex* » ! ' " KinmhItuxaiaii occupation troop*.- Ilul*
Jgnrin i* in the tame l*o*t excent
her reparnlion* at** *chedule<l for
Greece and Yugoslavia.
Poland
and
C*eelio<»»lo»ukiu.
who were on the Allied tide in
the war, are ninety vliipping to
Kuaain enough good* In pay for
what they get in return. Ituaidu
ha* Inft Imx|)« aurpluie* that can
1>« sold elsewhere. Poland U now
Shipping coal, Hat only thing *>ie
ha* tu sell, tn Western Kumpcan
nations, Gtechosluvakia hat beeti
ncttvfc In the U. S. market all
Vyot.
,
,
fa ir
enough
fur_U >,
• i l"‘ t*lbtlcliCt) t|| 1113b.
:iu, M f t i i trurlion of
U.titil.i uiui other war*
k
.i iH itively aim*
nf noui*?y mol inatrr*
I»•* MflvilkflitKo's K*on< irfU fh il by - Jlirnln i i u i i . i i i ttnit*«t and
lumtiti Y. u f f p r tin* r eal
Hie new -ten'll republi*,
Kt a for f l t i r l t l
AN UNfRICIDINTIO SCINI look place at the U. S. Treasury Building *o
Washington wlms rVeilflcnt Truman headed an unscheduled rev* .* mg
line and shook hand! with some 2.000 pcnon». It came about when o.
Max Gardner, Undersecretary of the Treasury, issued nn invitation t<>
llie crowd attending swearing-in ceremony of Jtdm W.'Snyder ->• Hi**
63rd Secretary of the Treasury, to como up and *b»kc hand* with H***
new Secretary. Here the crowd is filing past, shaking llie hand of to*President, Secretary Snyder ami Chu-f Justice l n.t M. Vinson ti .
to Ui* camera) who administered tlic oath to Snyder, (infcrnui
>
i. .. 1inv in *I «.* hot,
•I , 11. . I
Men On Trial at Nuernberg
•
Haven’t Lost Appetite
American ijoverninciit luiilrolb the
manner tn which they're spent.
Importers have to get goxvi muetti
approval to buy American dollar*.
That control can lie. and has bt|n.
used fur political putyiosvs. ...
For example, nn Aigentminn
importer wants to Infy American
truck*. But he may !•« given only
Itussian rubles nml Britt-h pound*
so that lie would have to buy Itus*tnn and British titick*. The U. N.
is driving for a world trade pol
icy that would leave buyers any
where flee to iiurrlmae the ls.*sl
product nt the lowest price.
Some Smith America countrlea,
in additloti, are conalderlng n
series o f new tariff* to ||rtdect
their wnr*lMtrn Industrie* ngainst
manufactured good ft**m other
nations— a move that totild cut
American sale* markedly.
Money Juggling
The British dnllnt |»<*n| lias cut
American sale* »hr<Nt*i to this
manner— Nations in the Commonuxjalth now turn »xer all the
American dollar* they get to a
common British pool, leaving them
often with plenty of B r i t i s h
AP
fxi'W n feiitiiH ’.i
Shms Fine J&Saeeo 4%
N U KU M h i h ; riu
i-u
the gull****- li.iit.’ inr •“ * 1
mi t ila t l.cCflu.i* It- »
**ix
ItT’ crxiel piii|»s*- It * n't
their ’i«l*|*vt it I* *^Nnr ati Th*'> bav. .
alccpu'k it* tiicn tn * ‘ I
■
Tlii- iMiUHitiinity ••( >b*
ing v .iil. tinprUuned 1••t
i , .i piturt-e nt *uttalHtit
tn tIn is ju llet*
If iitiytbing, iil«»-t 'I* *
t i n n i n g !•*• tin- ■».Htitn
the y un: nunpelleit I". f*db
" T h e i r a p p e lH e * nn* • '
* jiy » P o l . |t. t . A u d i t.
tegulai nrmy uffiier m «h
llie security- detail.
Ilten kiitg Ding ILdii
Jtii I :n i iimtirkiiblc i- '
n f tin pi inuiri « In In i ‘ I.
sleeping pill lialut
.
d ) f i>p. Illy hmk futtlcd.
Tinning i*> llellgitm
" W e have found that
ma ny tint man* ar e iti t *•«In k in g -lei ping p ill* ." A* 1
T i n A '.n e iu lc d P res *.
I
d o r t e r , im in te ra ct by -L
llo.Mge , t»ltd ill lllnst • l I
them from this p iurtit*
The original strict m b jdinfc any two defendant* H
n iie still are in effect. It •
My just a* well for n 1ml
Q jL 'A L H Y O F PRODUCT
IS E S S E N T IA !. TO
r n .\t i
w h o l e ar ea ,
K
Aa rocommandad by the Board of Director* of tho
Sanford Merchant* Association
MQST STORES IN SANFORD W ILL
CLOSE W E D N E SD A Y .AFTERNOON.
Ju l y s,
and ENAMELS
STANLEY and LOCKWOOD BU lLD ERSJU BD W A RE
day
*-.-
■ - .
as
Us u a l — a n d
also a l l
ON JULY 4— W IT H THE EX-
, T ’S
W
C O O LE R IN
CLEANERS
DAYTONA BEACH, F/oH tfa
W HICH W ILL BE OPEN WEDNES
i*a with your family and tnjoy a jrand vacation tills
In Daytona BtacK, Florlda'i braaia-swapt cantar of
STORES
VA|bDEZ HOTEL BUILDING
SANFORD. FLORIDA
liiivaa in hi* t r e e t i l ine»<’o iig »i'«. .uni lenrganirath e exenltixt* btuiieh, th e
n to .indr|>t'in|eiiie brin gJ
■ti ll *
f n i n f y o v i - f iime ntql
can buy machine* el*C' industry it does the selling ami
the buying. State Department ex
The Latin Problem
perts point out that in *ucit case*
In ftouth America trade worries the govemnfenta could stop trade
• a . a ..
. ..tit.
, . « i l abb
f..ara different. The natlort* have suddenly
with son*
plenty o f American dollar* to
litieal reasons. TI
•pend here, but ewery South
3. wants to atop.
VALSPAR PAINTS and ENAMELS
DAY
AND
.
M \ N i l . A — T u rn hut
te m p ered
bj
h is t o r y ' *
toughest
war, -the
I'hilippim- ('o m im m w t -a ll li l>ecumca
u re public J u l y ! with it g o v e r n
ment p a l e r nt-il c lu ic ly .ufter that
o f it . piliitieni I'Htcltt, th e United
dui •
i in. I'iyt.n:
i n . - i it .ni*f»- ii
fpp«
FEATURING
Philippines To
Became Republic.
3n July Fourth
overninent Will . Be
Patterned *i
lull to other Rotlona.
Hut guvcrnmrnt trade' expert!
bny worry I. premature, tlmt ituxria is**not forcing Mhklle ‘/-Uroptf
into a atrait.ju.-kel and that eve i
If ahe were at.'inptinj to t;
wouldn't atick.
B
- w
FISHING TACKLE
and MANY OTHER SPORTS, BUSINESS and
M ONDAY.
JOHN It. W M ill #
A I* ’ Wwafeaturoc
By SIGIIIII Alt.Ni:
I W ASHINGTON— Russian trade
lieu I ie» .with her five western
neighbor*—Poland, Cxechoalovakl*.
Hungary r.ml Bulgaria j
Romania '*
— look ■ on the surface like 1 1
Soviet drixo to *hut Middle Lutope'a Rated to trade with the
WeaL
Jti-KfUeral. the.{ivc.flatluna-havt
ay amount to about |200 milm i a year.
Russia seem* to be driving in*
ward taking over the machinery
business Germany Inst in Middle
Europe, nut right tlsrre, experts
say, Russia would fall to keep her
.neighlmrs In a trad# strait-jacket
If that were her objective. She
T a p 't possible produce machine*
AMER0CK CABINET HARDWARE
A COMPLETE LIN® OF GENERAL HARDWARE
NEW SPAPER
Neolithic Man Organ
ized Famine Relief
... From Dugou^Canoe
Central Europe Cut
O ff By Iron Cur
tain From W e a t
flvleiln, Florida.
I i
D A IL Y
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
L ltn b liilir
V O L U M E X X X V II
planning builneM deal* lie
|faria has a trade mission hnu
now,.and shortly a Romanian del
egation will arrive, pretumuhly
with Russian consent.
The Gouda Involved
Here arc Ihe commodities Iicing
swapped:
.
Russia i* shipping iron. coU*.
copper and cotton to Romania and
Hungary, and raw rubber, Inirka
and trartgrs, as well, to Hungary.
I.AI II X t: I. A K llC l.U ll.
I *r f#tnf AOt
T ill: HTATK
H A M tllM
t n i .a i *it \ k i . u : n K j . i : i i
‘
8J0 WEST THIRD STREET
TO
A t . n K I l T It t.AKHF.I.KIt.
* 'ninpl-t li«ant.
Free EstimateB
Wood and metal slats — r>8c sq.
f
H O T IIM
with
Plttibuifh'* Color.
Dynamic* wo ban >how yo J how tQ trana^ form your entlro homo Into a brighter,^avor,
more cheerful placo. Como In and lot ua explain
how you eon nchlcvo thla doeoratlng mlracla.
CiTiLBINHISCnOIC;' J
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l nil end o f f i c i a l
tumlnole 'C o un ty ,
thla l i s t day o f
t.'KHY.
Vfinotlnn hlinda mnd
.
$40 AWARD
tin g A v e r a g e fo r the teaion,
T O : J K A N M. ItF.IP. whose plare
o f r e s ld m c * la 111! l l l h HU. Manbat tan llaaeh, Callforhla.
■ ou are hereby requlr.il to ep|*ear nn th e l l t h dey o f July. A.
I*. 1911 In n <#r t«lo »ult f o r dlaorr*« itriullnc In t h « L'lrrult Court
o f Hcnihttilf* (Vur ily. Florida, an a b
b r e v i a t 'd till # o f which aald raaa
t#% W il lia m If. f l'l d . Jr.. I ' l a l n t l f f
AN
TTnnf.fe’mwt-
fe d having the Highe.xt Dot
ft n u r iT itiritT . n in t h j u d i t'lAI, f l l t f l t l T t»F FIJ i IIID a I Foil
Wo cun nuko ttrrnnKO.
menu for you te financo
them on EASY TERA1S!
.
N O W S .THE.TIME TO
D O TRICKS
WITH.
$10 A w a rd e d to tho Celery*
HK M IN D l. K
.
(HKAI.I
a i*.- iie iin d u n
Clark </f the Circuit Court
IHKAt.)
•
Iv u f ta iia* !*♦•!»• l«ro«mhl
MffAin*! fn \ i t n d that you « r r rr♦lulrrtl lo film i n a|ip#«rar*rr In
tbe alm\ m • n ' l t U ' l I ’oUTf'Drul n u w
•»n o r le«*forw l h » |t »l day o f July
l » U in daf null nf whirl! w«M r « u » n
tiailway. The A. C. I . hatiwuy
met the threat of v* mpetition by
culting the ahipping rate of
or link*?* to five centa a bur to
hnntnrtr. nml tr..-' new project'
.
I
Section Two
law e » e th e r e it r e M e lr ew aerd akla
afflletlw w ef O'er awlck re lie f and
H eed reealts was Y l l T O U r O lk T .
M l: XT. D ec el aped te r the k eys H
Ike a rm y n e w e ffa c e d «w Ik e fella
h ark ketwe. XX kite, preaealeaa. a>l.
leaptle.
Bate f a r bafclra a r ra ils,
re a.
A nam e y e a r a a a e t fe r a e !
Y lt T O H t
111 \ T W K k T — Ik e Flaeet
tare and T a b e s . Bold by Tewrfctnd.
L a s e r , c it y
D raw a ad Itewaallld
ft A wd arena « e y e a r knee# ta sk
Irm salet.
.
HK MIN OI.K COUNT Y. H T A T K O F
H . o l s i D A v I N C I I A N C K IIY .
V I I P H . M A 1 ItKtll H TK II
• '•miplaluapl,
»•
Dlvnrrw
H U . l i : M A I K II KUlHT KIt
D*f endant.
_ •
anrit n
T u ; Ullle Mala 11r * IOr*. wbnaa ad-
|>erlly came largely from thj
otatiRi, groves und all nf the
luriier grower* had packing houiiea
in their grovea.
T h e r e uaa another railway pro*
jccuin led* when |ir. Henry-Kb»-
.
T IIK
HTATK
OK
KIvOltIDA
TO
TIIO H AH
IIK tllim :
HTAL’ F F L U .
T i l l e n a d n n Htrret, Alton. Illlnul*
A aworn bill o f com plaint hat lore
1-een filed avalnnt you herein by
Clonic* |. Nt au ffer for d lro rre . tb*»o
preeenle ar e the re fore to command
yo u lo be and appear before the
l a b o r s styled Cqitrl either In per
son o f by at torney **n or before
-the l l l h day o f July. A. D l » l l .
n tb er wla e Deere* F ro Confeeeo will
b e entered attalnat you. The Han
f o r d Hera ld la hereby deelanated
aa a r»*wepa|»*r In which tt\le c i
ta ti o n be publlahed once earh week
f o r fou r ( I ) coneerutlee weak*.
WITNESS my han.1 and ufflclJI
ae al aa Clerk o f the Circuit Court
In anil foy Hetnlnole County, W o
rld s, this the 1Tlh day o f June, A.
ih ,
Circuit
Court
of
jumltmla
County, VlurliU. on or hr ft re t i t .
I nth day o f July. l * « « . to snawer
a Ulll o f Complaint Mini a g ^ B *
>otr heroin, aamo b ri n e a salCwuT
flltorrr'. oth rra rlir. a Dorr**' l*r#
Confrnno will bo entered agalnat
you for failu re to appear, plea' or
answer aa require*! by law herein.
IT IN ( I I U I K I I K H that thle notice
be pubNehrd once a week f-r fou r
I t ) m n r m i l l n weeka In the Han
ford Herald, a newspaper puPllahrt]
at Manfurd, Nemlnolo Count). Fl*>rIda.
IVITNKHH my harat and official
•eal thin ith d a r o f June, I I I !
O. |». l I K I I N I x i N ,
Clerk c ir c u it Court.
Clark II I I ha Circuit Court
( I n r l c o d \V. Hpwncar
HtuliuiU U am t,
THIItf-AtfD-A-HAlF TIAR OlO Sari Goldman helps her _grjujdmUh«r,
kMra I-cab Klkin. ni-the M-year-old wompn trie* on the gra Illation gown
ahe will wear.when she gcU her diploma *-— ■*— New Lota Evening
t T I I K C t n C I I I T COHIIT. N I N T H
J H D IC A I. C l l t C I H T IN A N D F u l l
Hifih School In Brooklyn, N. Y. When the aged Mra. Klkin receive* her IN T I I K C f f t C H I T COURT . N I N T H
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LARGE LOAD
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WITNKMH my hand and o ffic ial
a e a l aa C le rk o f the Circuit Court
tn and f o r Hetnlnole County. F lo r i
da. thle the I iih day o f June, A. l».
DRY
afternoon
BUT
A LL D A Y THURSDAY.
CLOSED
vacation plaaiurasl
,
S3 milai of daan, hard.packad whita land
’ and laka Rshlng. . . enjoyabla concerts o»
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laytona Baach.
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H A GE
THE SANFORD HERALDr SANFORD, FLORIDA
e ig h t
irdo Suggestions ,j
For Water BntiiuK*
US
T H U R S D A Y , J U N E 27, 1946
I Rur al Common Sense
— «r
OWES HKTTKR. PEOPLE
H A P P IE R A S RESULT OF
V IR G IN IA MOORE’S WORK
II) IIK IT Y C LA R K E
&
A P Newsfraturcs Reality Editor
Von doh’t have to V
n drip
nl the beach—mil if you plan
one o f the new aquatic Itainto*
that will keep your hnir looking
akuk and well'Broomed in spile
o f a high dive or an unexpected
For nenly a quarter
tury, V irginia-P. Moore has-been
working with rural people of
Florida,
helping
am] planning
with them to make their live*
more comfortable end more com
plete.
A * n result o f her work, hundiiid* o f Florida’e rural home*
are more, comfortable and thou
sand* o f FloHda’a rural people
are happier than they would have
been without her aid. Since li»21
she haa been vteitlng rural home*,
talking with famitiee, making oIr
nervations on their accommoda............
lion* and surroundings, am) em
phasising nlway* the prim ary'im
portance n ( making one'e abode
a home In every sense o f the
word and not "just a place to live
iin." And Ihere are folks In com-munitiea from Pensacola to, Miami
rOHOWINO HIS APPOINTMINT by President Truman to be U. S
to Jnrksnnvll'ij- who have profited
sen la live on tha tf. N. Security Council, Son. Wurrcn Austin (center),
hy her efforts and who readily
*8, (H .-V L ), l* congratulated in Wn^hington by Senators Torn Cntinally,
acknowledge their debt of g ra ti
(I)i*T e t(.), and Arthur H. Vandcnlterg {rig h t), o f Michigan. Austin w ill
tu d e to her.
assume the post on January 3, 1017.
.(International A'cmndpholo)
[ Khe hua made hundreds of
speeches — If her friendly, con
versational, and Inspirational RttVinlk* ran be railed speechea— 1<>
jhpmt demonalration and *-H club
imenjbera gnd to members o f oth
er organisations. Those who have polish,
heard ber "have listened eagerly
while she told in practical, simple
language how- a c c o s t of paint
woOld make a house look - like
new, how u green, well-kept lawn
(enhanced the surroundings nf *
hoit»* and reflected the pride and
]confidence o f Its1 'owner,
. .. how
___
flower bed took th e. homemakept
thoughts fronfHtouse-kecpIrrg Join
for a little while, ami served a*
nn aesthetic tonic, how running i
i wn'or and electricity In the home
.would relieve drudgery and help
IIn keep the family well, and how
^attractive home-made furnishing-,
could make the Interior o f p
home shine.
] S i . 1 ha* emphasised the eonrI fort and attrartlvrnrss o f the
thorn* ami the welfare- of ita tnihahltanls.
She ha* carried het
Idea* o f home Improvement to
individuals as^well as groups, ami
many a rurn“ famlly recalls with
• A t n recent New York showimt
o f "Hairdo* fur Water-liable*,M .1
numlier of apcclnlly created aquaCoif* wei«J *UKKe*teil. Model* ili*ptnyed their seaworthy liuirdo* m
a setting of candy l-cach iihd
tropical palm tree*.
. Them- new underwater coif*
covered
many
attractive
hair
sty's;* from the shoulder-length
boll to the ear-lip length. Plastic
bow* and i i IiImin* afid other pret
ty hair decorntloiia worn by tin*
model* should Ik- popular for g ill*
who may find that bathing rap*
don't aluuy* keep (h eir' hail ilry.
Yop ran Inkc n dip in the mean
A S.500 M ltf StSASATlOM fulled to stop Finmn F.. Woothcrly (rig h t), o f
or pool in one o f theme tlghl-to*
thd-licad hair slyle* irniiuix-cnt Saun>iiiv- >, N t\, from bccontlng the Jupe bride o f Lt. Dwight k
o f the (Tibsun Girl era, and ■..till ll.if.cr, siiitionril in Ffunkfurl, Germany, llrie tem n w iy Is jicrl'irmcd
bo h t- the hwim for an evening, in Ft. Worth, '!>*.. over trunr-Allontlt |di< r.O hy groom’s fnther, Rev,
date. Thi*,\w^y, pipvt-d by m*»kl-> \V. D. 11.i1.i t -tit It). Watch!rtg i.vgroom's brother, 11111. (International)
uho cjfnwgod fyuiiL Jhathnii: iiily
qu mi to' *.'tenlitK dresses without .^Jv-wirranging
much a* n iibe-*o til- ■^ i- ilr
\rt
In the quick-change njoratidlf, the
J
I g* -l'~ Z,
plastic rifdions were replaced with
taffrta hows, flower ,^-d jewcb-il
si.’o roll* urnl a ruck bun. Another
was parted In the -tenter from
forehead ( 1 1 nape of nock. The two
sretion* o f lu.il tin 11 were Individunlly l«.imd with ruMicr bnmh,
each twisted nod plnneil into u
toll qf curls nn eitlirr *idu.
I f you like braid* ynu'ran try
the hack-braid variation. Hwn-p
all the hair t“ the hack of the
head arid braid doun the litirk
from crown to ntvkliiti. Tuck two
or three little plastic Im.w * down
the hark of the braid,
a
O f eoun>e n ' girl enn't jump
from water to dance floor if her
hair Isn't clean. A ditty head of
hair will only look worse after it
become* wet and it will lake
longer to dry. If it ha* been im
mersed In sail water. * 0 much the
worse. •
Dili mg the summer moolli-,
hair should I-'- washed eften Dry
shampoo isn't a giuxl lut If von
plan to dunk vnm head m »a t« .
w Aii'am
mrr —
Central P r tti Writer
- a q u A n E d i s h f -s fo r cafe
teria* are suggested. • i f the
tneala that- are served on them
al*o At that pattern, we re for
the Idea.
. Despite its mme, i lys Zidok
Dumkopl. strawberry thottcike
to r i e long w iy towird miking
a meal a metesi. .
"W« ’»• oet la learn la llva
like king*," Mye a magoiina
writer. Thai ihovfd be the sailtit leiion ever learned.
With se many scientists dlsC U f.*jf the feasibility of space
travel via rocket* It I* only
Flying Rod Steak
Comes To Florida
LAS
CHUCKS,
N.
M„
bin—
f natural th a t'th eT m a n In t b #
moon would with' folk would
atop pointing hit w ay.)
-•
1 *
____. ■ 3 *
The w hile, we retd, i i tlow ly
disappearing. t N ttu ra lly , with
i i i v i e one couldn't eip ect a'
w hile to disappearlvtry h i t .
! I !
Orondpoppy Jtnklnl My* l*T
day'* kid* limply wea't ballav*1
that salatmtn me* would last
in a ihlrt froo In order to sell ■ f
Apparently, K ing Umberto o f
Italy If one o f those persistent
persons who Just won't taka
" N o ! ' fo r an answer.
.for wostern steak* and, missing
hem In Florida, hail some Mesllin valley beef butchered to her^
, I jra*. ■<w** _
Mini, I
I w-, Mi fa. rwsqw wJSsI
I rt Fl (O1-S ■.
desires and
air-expressed
to heiy[
The fam iliar round purple in
spection stamp ton meal ha* been
usetl hy the I I . - 8. Department o f
Agriculture, fnr^40 years.
Arisona is the fifth largest of
the |H staWa, in area, with a total
o f ll.’I.V&A square miles.
li!) So Sciftq'to Co toiili Oirt
Tc\mA
STANDING ON THt DECK <d Ificir yow l the ” Jt Hy liegfiar" shmtly after
OH Ivina in Ij.di I 1 a/icucu oio ea-Atiny Sgt. Lvciult llvpp, 31, oml his
wile, le 1.1 l.y .■ 1 irocr Was** trom T-imhoim, W t It Ttio couple rt m(ilidiil a 11 . 1 l. tti ytt.teai Itl|t (loin M-.Wiitl .i Ic -.imI Ibc stuall ( lull by
lb*-utrcl , i t ..itle .til. iii .tl.ci bad *nilt-*l n l-*.at bctun They plan to make
tbeir fi.tn;*
,n Atlantic City. N. J. (Internutltraoi Aoundphoto)
beach lolling 10 th*- -tit.-liu■ tl
ynur hair 1 * wet. I Ids way it
should di v wilh'o Hit- hmn. T tiifi.
you shoultl In- nil ' f l for no eve
nlng date with n 'glamui hairdo
«Ht r.ft-1
that can l«- ‘ t» -11
comlw- l hack to-"It
Die riiinr
halpdo.
- Whcr* - spn+i|ttf v .if hah b- 1h
sun. M I* wise to 1 tillctribe lb .'
It Should be PI III. -'ll -bn.......
Inqg smuigb to rby n It i- o' i
wjsv In permit the hair to be
baked Ilinger Ihini necr.Hitr) Sun
shlri- beating down on the M-alp
her u fervent "W ell dons" and in
wishing hoc rontini*'.! coot) health
and hanplneas.
RERUN
IN)—OermaAi
ralhei ti*’ cn tn music than nr*'*
on thslr radio*, a survey bv Atllc'l Mlllinr*' Government show-;.
The samplin-- of cp'nlon an
nounced bv llrie. (Jen. pnbetl A.
.McClure. Director of Information
Control, disclosed that CA percent
- a n t musical programs. Twentyfive percent prefer new* of an
interr—etatlve nature, la;** than
10 percent . want political commentarles.
bandanas
protection
I'elirh
uowlei
pitchers
and
.win nn the outside but not no
f In*Id*, if 11!'■V ole 11*0-1 l-i hold
. * frm -{
would
^
I.
*v
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rm
iving Room Furniture Is A Sound Investment
• J-piec* suite that wp’ll be proud to
you and you'll bo proud to own. Large,
rtnble sofn and 2 notching chairs in
lc tapestry covers and with futl prowar
A novf olnHr fly awMtcr
im** I'hf* uir u* it WUi
ftirII vitnbi
tlio ton of *lif
irute nwB rwrfump an tli«* »wil*
Thr
S«H*le!y m*t f i l i PKprrimrnt'k me* in !>»»•£ttj*Mi
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timwiii -h
o flit | T*h**tbn ik
injfe in r«lril»*M ifn*l
»I1m I*#.
tiv 1l,\|HmUlF !**
br SUM. *
r ip wlddril.
SUrutME COUEt Justice* Robert If. Jackson (rlrh*) *n<l Hugo Dtick
Appear together In the iloys when Uicy were In orcord, lieforo they split
■it .1 to -e in which Rluik'j law partner wna Involved. Congress is now
«ou fully considering n cisblcd statement from Jackson, U, S. war crimes
nimnutur nt Nuremberg, shut ply condemning II tack. (International)
\SL W
r r n h il p u rlin -
When Ethiopia fell to Italy
me importer* turned tu the Arntloe where the marking* nl
-nl wildcats resemldo small Ion-
FUNSTERS
N .A Y M A T E S
You’ll
FO R
love these
A
HAPPY
piny clothes
and
SUMMER!
swim suits
A T YOUR SERVICE -
DAY OR NIGHT
Add an extra bedroom to your house with this ever
hnndy Sofa bed. Spring filled for comfort and jroui
choice of long-wearing covers.
tunny settings . . .
BATHING SUITS
lU rr. brief and lovely I One
and two piece style* In print
ed Jersey, cotton and Barker
din*.
LOUNGE CHAIRS
W e have a large assortment
of- chairs and ottomans , of
best quality. Prices Fange
CRYSTAL SALE
P L A Y SUITS
values in Jieavy flrat quality
urrort that you won’t want to
A Vrsblr
play
suit*
In
sharkskin and gingham. One
picerfa that bar* your mid
riff and two pier* styles
Ptatfomr Rockers
- -
“ Pedal” Pushers
They’rs
TWO VKTU tt o ! the freak tornado
which swept throuch tha suburban
darling.
All
red
peplln .....
4.S0
Coals to natch
S.39
SHORTS
Sharia lo cotton tw ill
and rayon poplin In
w ills «- d color*.
tad her ]1*
Jimmy. Both owe
i{S5F4SafJSt
Featuring choice tapestry
covers. Innerspring construc
tion and spring' hate. High
becks lend utmost in comfort-
x26 Oval .................. $17.75
34” x26” Shaped ,......
$16*75
40Mx30” Square .............. $24.95
A sparklingr plate mirror will add
charm
and dignity
to your •
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Trade in your old suite* We allow
"We Clothe the Family— We Furnish the-Hone** V
218,6. let JSL
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Phone 174
•
NED SMITH, Manager
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THE W EATH ER
ln Unity There la Strength—
f 'rilliitlrf illilr t litiprlUir^i 11*U .iflirf mm-ti LLr-mh
kjlunkst
' 'i iiI* rri|.
AJiil ihmidrrk h o «m lot lie lil -i ml m rt n lr fn tr vmi(L (hit
Aflrf fiiHii? iih I l<*nt£!tf
To Protect the Peace nf the IVnilH:
To Promote Ihr Proem s of Amrtira;
To Prodorr Prosperity for Sanfsrd.
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NEW SPAPER
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VOLUME XXXVII
Established
* Byrnes Seeks
Decision On
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A .
UI08
F R ID A Y .
JU NK
28.
1916
NO. 205
Associated Press leased Wire
T rumanlsToldAmended OPA
It*s Jeeps .They Want
Heard At Meet
Senator Bridges Hits
Russia A h Stunih#
ling Block To Es
tablishing
Peace
Loffler and LhiHura
Declare B estriding;
Shipments Is H arm -]'
fill
To
Farmers %
PARIS, Jur.y 28, (/P)— An
American aourcc said (oilay ■
that Secretary
of State
James Byrnes has served
• 1 notice* that he Intends to
seek a decision tomorrow on
Ihp calling of n general
European peace conferem-e.
“ tie nerved the notice today
an the foreign ministera
rouncil HTeeting in Paris.
A
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Meanwhile
in
Moscow
the j
executive. committee -of ,ihe \V»i |.l
Federation of Trade Unions vo|e<l
to ask the United Notions in ;
declare Grneralissim.i Frnnro :m
outlaw. The committee also urged
the recognition nf the exile Gifat
Ihee-rahl'l group ns the rent
Spanish government. The *<•«■ro
tary-treasurer o f the ('III, [nine,
Carey, attended the Moscow meefIng ua United States delegate.
And in Washington Senator
Styles Bridge* of New Hurnpshire had some harsh wonts for j
Russia. Senator Rridpe- termed
Russia. “ The Brest roadblock to
tho peace of the world The New
Hampshire
Republican dev lute-1
that if the Soviet tkmnn si.n’l
movr that road block. we ll ’ htivi
to build a road lo pence around
% 1C"
Bridges spokr before the grad
uating class at the
Nnlmna!
Academy nf the FBI, He said
Russia i* trying In turn world
opinion in In* favor by distorting
tire truth, hut that honest men
won't he fooled, lie asserted that
the Soviat Union is not yet ready
to be given the secret o f the
atom.
„ The senator went on to m«>
that Russia has tried persistent
__ iel
ly to xomirrmntse American
pi in
tiples. Added Ilrtd gfi, " I ii the
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place fo f comttrnnrls*. lint
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ly
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Ktoritln Yrcelnblr rmiuuittri*. in
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rill
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rates for delinquent (045 county > l’"
vkt*st intrf liurcfl run’ • nrui
taxe. will lo held att the Court ,i Ju.'*r
il-at eur.
House on Monday, th en ffirst
rer* “ ■' >,aM
tifirate will he sold at 12:00 noon 1endorsed by Attorney
To|?» i bilk .*r**t il Iand the *a'«j resumed at I bn
hv I IrflllsTT ilt D SfllHl/l
lt*»lrt-Tt
rVlork.
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List of land* advertised for nf (hi*
Virfiii’ h iivtiru*
unpaid HMf. taxes appeared in ineiiflt**| iL
The Sanfcrd Herald on May 31,
June 7, 14 and 21.
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were Kivrn il- nghi of *ay. hud l>rnhUni i iif worlil j>4>4cr or nt.y iiwuiuinuirL
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at any time lofore tho.Ux sak-1 I J n h p llI O n
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and in yurh cases the paid itema .•U p ilV IU U n . J i p p - . d l pffl|trh -wnUe pavement approach- nwfl lit!Ir immrtliali w«irhl
1 1
tl 1 l»t».s . iihift Ktilf llf
will be stricken from the sale
HUM! InM - J. ax*!\ Tin'll Lntchpr
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f’r lice Chlel Roy t; WilHam
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Mi. Jlnkln. called attentjon . . today ‘tCvrnle.| that the sentence
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un .k,
tnort.ini* it 10 0 1
Jnei Htliir
T sl-. due and payable thereon « n - j r n Oct. .1(1.
* . * upheld by Liw niy .
osecutlt.it. Attorney, tennis racket l»ltin K » W l In t. ,,- >
A .H»s. «ha
aAi i k
It hi*l- lit? si*'Li 11f knows
.
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T lA l,™«-w
.... eh
S Z 'h n * ™ * : * :Z ‘ u - f t S
T t S i:* £
A - . 'i i S i i ^ ; - A r r « n h n , I*. « net With childlike h a p p ie r . Dapoon I llrarl.
b a r h . lP o r tly after o.nl , „ lr,|l„ )
u p ' ....
(il.ttiv. W• T ' hi f D re fif fit 1■** m ritril
with tha duly o f asCdUlnlng l n ' ,« „ t|y In New O rte a n r^
! Polled Chief Row 0 W illiam ., who —
m-P* >av* I'aprne m a k - n i ^ l l»*
n.gh. .bitMleoUlg h- ,imtlet vs ill I - biuugbl bH.i,.- ,|ih j.le |
a ib l
..................
no fr-.nl S>'+»i*l t’.mnly lu.tg, li IV W ot"
------ *tax
— T and
- - - paying
---- 1 j Martin and. Johnxnn,
■ ,hnsnn Ranford
lb.
accident,
th - occasional lr.| « to the ding
store.^de»lt">_ lh- ‘ c*'*'
in July 1.
amount o *f xueh
Ranford investigated
tor chewing gum always BC:otit'"lnil hm Ih -**ii brought und.o -i t
\»in( 1til ■ut »‘ V r f *C+Ti illy liw.r
1|, i heri KU’ir+i.um, pli-'.-ng—
flry Hi'iiMlnkj
1 ; i « <i i* tun
the same before tha flrat or April i negroes, were conducting
an ex- ; i PVJ °!et hAt l* lllJ '1 l hc1cal, i ‘ lf panic.* tiy hi chnufieu.
. ...ulucting 'an
trol. o ffic ia l s ly Ihcte « c , e tu,
(||P , i ork a* ,1** tune of the . will Mimliii *ii *i*i i D Li Ut lue
»ni 111 I I* 1 * (hi
\ ■r-isl-’ l
«.#
aa*W yaar.’
tramr M
of each
lensh.) and profitable bootlegging ,Wc J( 7
« "n^
iiT V *
x
ft. ■t vhrii
,* rideiit;, i- receiving In-..linen- ,*ay . - J,il>
«»•( iMl| *bt-• 1 *.
:business until police. Federal and
•three slnty ftanthotel f „ r * r \ t f le f^ leg in,mu . n ,hr hnli.ln)
. i
ficeiu
i tn- m * .* **
|Blnto agents swooprd down on
TOO MANY It OLKA
him; tMirpft,
row.b .l.
ineludi-ig
many Miange
MMni.ti.il *ll<-pilal
„ih rt
«...»• will* f«kll ■
ilhem last April at their shack
pleuly
Shrines ’ nil ending the ann-lal llilnr-h. «b<-ie bi
roiidiliot. 1
•« llf'
**’ • Li- 1M I
7
“
C H I C A G O . June JH. lil'i
Mnrtf^H Trnipli* inltlatinn
eeia* terms • 1 ,< m linehangerl.
..,, W e lm
h.ii. d- I il. 1*
iliitiXULl-ASi aft*: ltd! n* I:...It--------gallons r f liquor, 127 ju g . and sStaleV
, l | " ' . Attulney
hlm
'
Attorney WillU^u
Willlaiu Tuohv
Tuohy / ’ 'll',’ " ,IP . noMh
r ii.i r. .......... .
.hirt, uvailmrmT*
H
#*n ,lnlv I
- > r W ASH
IN________
G TO N , June 2H—t/ITttOC
sugar____
xackx; _________________
uiid thUa broke
, h'#rr*
aj n
.
^
v PI1„
»• ]lf.|,
», r v j,|r r , . The Docior says Mrs. t ifd
-»r*b
‘•fir in sjinSi
i u|* ii tv I (h it
IKvTKI. i n l l M ' B l ' S
10 gllexl .
Orir hil»*ti4**l i*n*l
1H
Tl,ua
Danala
A
nearineillifitt.
f
’nh.
inw
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tuvnllai*
el>
■
re
urtilnti
avsailn
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M — The Benito Aprr^pHatlorta C im * iup n TkhiUok ring which « w t e r ’ w V S ‘ ^ r o d i t ^ ’ ^ 1 1 , ; |r i f p , h p
\ '^ r
!( j' i'»»
ii* f i fiyl"i4
A ai
were lb iven nul ini*, lb-- lain b>
■ mlttee ha* approved • Ui>or-8ec- high profit*.
Inan |n ps,»nix, A ri* . who -*,n- tnre- . h“ »
l,pf" wp|1 '*up " the bb.lp Shi m- fled in night
" 'H HI \|»
•>ff
*»iul it i.-uf a it-1•••imtily
IIAI.TIM UHE, lone 2H. M ’>
urlty money bill with an amendIt wnn
was inrsc
these ni^n
high prniiiii
profile that
in «i fw w J t „t<| ,j,r
, hr |)r|»rrn
gnannn kidnapkMfmp* *'"* l,n)r’" r » i » " d nervous strain
]('Ht 11*11 , Mjll'ly lit Itt'tt) «nu
The wnll of n lintel wtu-rr Ge-tgupon her ..........
In "assuming
recrgnltinn
*.f
H K l m n t ty w H h ttin g —
—
* .............
. ^
J —
— r» clothe-, while nlhera tunk lime
led to tho
undoing n ^
» ni1 killing. The man. Richard Thnnmx, placed
f*Xk« Vj ” g.Ldl'^
g-.-il ‘ ||ut
Hut thi-ro were
Wnshinglon otire slept ndlnp e.l f. The. 37 men Don, ...... ..... j..--ter/
to dres* end jtuck.
tha Natlonnl Johnson, said Chlaf Williams, for lo |d njoonix official* be kidnapcl sponslbility o f fa p o n e 'a
foren'irt's union* (
thin morning. Fort omt tel y„ wind CoMhly, ufficlnllv tidr.i bv the . bri i„|ln„ „ m Rlitefield, W. Vft.
This
'i*
the
third
nf
Daytnim
“ Labor Rslatlon, 1 iard. Tile a-, the two quarreled about the money
. ...............
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.
.
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_
„ n)| killed six year old Suxanm,
W„l Departriienl mi it l.-u.m
H \
,.rt. pl+uty
Hear h'- older nceanshnre h -leL o f the guetts wrre out <f the ll.t
M B Hat V would
H H p H
w I r ; the and each one came hn him In in->()cgnan in Chirng., last January.
prohibit
o f dead
tnd mi mg <> „ f .......
mils, but they
(he'Mill-nutnr
» ' the
to cat* I- fire thi . year. In Inn hold
C l * R. B. from spending any of form against the other. J e r r y , Hut Stated A ll -rney Tuohv sayx
\Vo*|.| Wa, II «•-!<■ -net who W)|p
,j,|rr
HTRIKF, HI7ITLKD .
liary tin- Daytons lit-erb mill the time, T Wfi [H-rsoriv were iniurH b.„| enleie.1 li.. Army It. , hem ( ,
fundi in the new fiscal yaar Martin had a reconi o f (wing *r- 1there are too ntany hole* in
bntl „ „ „bunds'
slightly.
llreakei
hotels
weie
destroyed
aln* July l on eaaea Invnlv. rested f,5 time* tireauso o f Ur——- *—
■
"
inoU County and the li 1 ''j1'’ mice «*f
Thomas’ story.
NEW YO RK. June 2fl, tfp.
Mtipurels (Mdly
completely.
unions of auparrisora am- violation and gambling, said
not include uteri from--thi.
The long strike o f CR1 Mine
rno.q-h, i>akcl beans w ire scaree.
F U N K R A I. 8K K V IC K 8
Iraftnr of tha'amendlion who lira) have enteied C-e in 11- .Ion. their ^traditional home,;
sms.
D ltlV K nlX .IN H
unions against the I’helps Dtelgc
tor Joseph Ball of
CONCORD, N. C.. June 2», Corporation has Iwen Iwen ended
Funernl services for Mrs. Hnrnli service in an-1 her county nr and rice war -hurt lit laiuisiaag.
says Jt wMU hava the
I'lK R C 0 L L A P 8 K 8
.onMnlr tbnt etoWA ( be ra9, t
f/rf— The pettern o f the CIO Tire president o f tho company*
j- ( LBRKH HTItlKF,
Martha Smilh, who dlc<l Wednes State. .Since the li-l W.I
preventing ualoniiitlon
r„ m„,or|,ty.
mcmberxhlp drive in the South lxiuls Cates, announced the tetllrday afternoon » i her borne on fine,! to Army men rbo. e vie. „ f
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2A-(A1
N u 'y.
Marine, lo a d
during tho po*t jv>ar.
W A H IIIN G TO N , June 2m, „T,
i* taking shape. Ten organiser*’ ment today.
Floral Heights, following n Iqng rllerl in
A dosen or more vr
John L.
today begin a campaign among
(U te* declared that the terms The president o f the lirntherhomi Illness, will bo held Sondrry a fte r -, Guatrl
, r. ,nr. other wnr services were
will
the 20.000 worker* at Cannon nf the settlement followed the o f Railway Clerks today anrmunc- nmm nt 2HHI o'clock at llu- Kri k -| n °l H” " 1KLLIOTT
ut«y with
P.tT h i!J "lp h i.lbby the col. Mills, the world'a largest manu national pattern set in the Ana ed thkt he is trying to get stilk son Funernl .Horne with the Rev.
l for a full dis
. of a p!«r and at least five facturer o f towet*.
conda strike settlement — a wage log oppress workers in New York X.” C. " i atni, nffirintihg.
•SA^T FISH K IL L , N. Y-. J»um
C D R U W T ln X
not yet accounted for.
increase o f 18 and one-ha|r cents t* go l-*tk to their jotw. Tin__ /
X * 1-1'■ An allorto-U for K lllelt
_ W collapse of tha 160-foot
K R AM E R DBF B ATE D
chief,
George
M•
an h ou r.-It applies to the com* brolhirhond
oiar also throw a 100 foot crane
Plans for a Junior American
The Her old irg la an i-rior It *m. ,i‘vcl t lur pb-«dc*l guilty t l
WIMBLEDON'. England, Jdhe
i AHtona copper mines and Harrison, called ; the strike un
Into the wartr. which U 20 frqt
ck Kramer o f Los
smelters end refineries at authorised and . ha adder) that he League baseball team now Iwlng , occurti.g it\ Sc only Cinurle I’ep* a s|n-!<tmg eliHigr <n tiahalf Ql
"L e U e i" / m
Thursday the son nf the late Prostdmt, The.
eaten today in the
•t that. pSlnt. A t iMut’ atx
has |tent union Vice ('resident organised In Sanford, will be |par’s
Laurel Hill. N. Y-, end El Paso,
onia Championships, Tex. Th* Aritona miners will go
workers thrown Into tho
Morgan to New York to discussed at a supper meeting of night’* Herald I n which it was lawyer paid u fine o f 116.04 At,
•cond, waa de- back to work Monday. Cate*
later emerged-alive but insettle the dispute. H am Campbell-Loosing Post 63. M u n-i*tat*d that t>6 unit income o f east Fishkill.- Elliott w m charged
nation’* non* with driving ft5 miles an hour |
av Drobny of added that the smelter
■ed that he la-unfemlliar day.evening pnd all members arc
ere jHO
;u0 percent o f thY
t
**»■ fof
v i * las* than $7,- Saturday. He did not
finery
5 .0
court in prtnroon.
hAve road
Stores W ill Close On
Feurth Of July
___ _
h» S ! •*t
Fire Damages Hotel
Senate Group Asks
Pay Hike For Judges ierilelTe*\ n»c Vnd,'wi.ed'"M c ,|IC Ado June JH id',
Ills' son. A) Capone, Jr., atv,!r**»Ui.t'i*- »f ony kind,
lives in Miami and visits his fall. The
er frecpicnlly ami Dr. Phillips say- **•*
rAli ,hr"thrrt*t r1'"
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ihouijh he i|ii*--ii ^ 4ikr 1if * —* K.-%« ill 11 , ih.il or *a»fhif*K.
I liL II t.ulm* iu u iu u d rar4»; ----lilr
liriti' l i t t*l tip I » in|**o »*»h
o» |h*
liy
ell
f f ,nnmii*
l.i I>i
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M ir
v 1 . 1? r- ,1 » l u i * » ! » • • • « * , 1 1 " 1 'AS, ' • • r r i m l "
,
Passage U f Kill Is
Expected By Night;
O’ Dan id <iivdv -Up
His Own Ejlihuster
ID Pus Crash
H %SIII N«* I UN. Juur
(A I’>
In 4 fiM flir of Itoiirn
•iI ttioit l i t ’ roH)|ir«inii**«« ()| ‘A
Congress Plans
Sweeping Probe
Of War Profits
... Senate Group Is Grady Hudson, 25
Seeking To Block ’Killed In C rash
promise of principle* nf justire||-i
and honor,
Another eommenremeht speaker
was .Francis Cardinal Spellman
o f New York. He urged the Kill
graduates to guard America and
themselves against hatreds, preed
and bigotry, which be dcscrll«*d
at the seesls of war.
Seven Ball League P la y rs Die
�Fr
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
* Senator Claude Pepper, who since his recent return
from Husain has become one of America's most effective
propagandists for communism, made out a Rood case in
his letter in The Herald last night for continuation of (lie
OPA, but bis argument showing thnt because 40 percent
of the nation's families have only 1 percent of the nation’s
savings, price increases should not be granted, failed to
take into consideration certain vital economic considera
tions. There Is every reason for avoiding inflationary
price increases, but the distribution o f the nation’s sav
ings is not ope of them.
*
W e submit that there is no known or definite eon-1
neclion between a man's income and bis savings. W e have
all known people who could save more on
a year
than other people on $ 10,000 a year. We have known
spendthrifts and wnstrels who had more difficulty making
both ends m eei on $ 1Of) a week than certain hard-work
ing thyifty persons on $40 a wefck. All of us are aniuaintcd with school teachers, stenographers, clerks, and other
low salaried groups’ who have managed to ucc ui nil bite
substantial savings, while others are- apparently never
able to save anything out o f comparatively large incomes.
Up C a r r U r ,
U » M a a lb
H t * >
nounil investments: for flier* wa*
never a lime when national Inlerest as well a* individual wclfare called moro*Imperatively for
spending restraint on the part o f
the people. The nmount nf.mn cv
in circulation is now more than
three time* the total at the end
The People’s Savings
The Sanford Herald
H «a
P i t M aatb a
l l a * V rmr
id a y
;
Ju
ne
zs,
inform the public nf the urgency
for Investing in. Savings Bond* tm
back Iheir futuhr. I f llu pyb™
w ill put more o f Us cash reserves
' in bonds, the danger o f inflation
will l»e sensibly diminished, provided e f course new sales are not
offset by "rethmiptions o f bonds
T l» r l l v l a U la a » ' « e >
u f I fc *
A a .a r la fr r f f - t r a . w S l r * fa a i r l a a iv a lr r u l l t t r * la lb *
» « r '* *
■ ■ b llr a lla a a t a ll a r»< a S la ra lrk a a
tr filll.d
la
II
ar au l
iH k .tl.lw
tta d lta d
la
tb ia
*■ »**
a a d alaa
I* ,
Iu .n l a ** * a pabllafcad h a trla *
t i t r la b ta l a r # p « b l * * * l l » a a t * * * Sal d l . p u l r f c . . fe rta la a t * a la a r 1~
policies represents savings. Savings accounts in the na
tion's banks are at an all time high and the number of indi
F R ID A Y , JU NK 2*. IHtfl
vidual accounts is Jh, excess of <>0 million. We do not
know offhapd the number o f persons owning W ar Ronds
IIIB L K VKKHK TO|{ TO R AY
Und Stalitps, hut their total piUst run into tire millions.
B tX 'A U SK isOMK IJAVK DULI
Add to these those who own Their own Hornes, in
ED CONSCIKNCK SO T H A T IT
JK NOT 8K N K ITIVK . T l l h VKKY vestment;* In which aonslitutes one of the best form s'of
E X A M P LE OK n o o n MEN i s Huvingn, them, who own stocks or.bonds inlnrge jiuiustrinl
A IlKH UKK TO B V H , M KNi Why curporntinns— and'there are -HJW.q]WKitfitjWJl'tWei
( gen
i, my liberty judged by another eral Motors Corporation alone— those who have made in
rnan'ii conscience? I Corioj 28.
vestments in real estate, farms, groves, and businesses,
And Just about the limb we and the millions of people who now carry around rolls of
wer* going tu install a mimeo cash in their jjpekets— there .is Zll billion dollars of cur
graphing machine, four roll* of rency in circulation today as compared with f* billion be
newsprint come* In.
fore the war— and you have n pretty substantia! number
The legal debt lim it o f the of people with savings,
government o f the United State*
Of course, there are those who have spent their
ha* been reduced from 31)0 billion money recklessly as fast as they got it. There always have
dollar* to 27& billion dolor* by
act of Congress. llul that doesn't been prodigals and there always will be. Liquor' sales in
mean the debt lt»**lf ba* l>«en re the United States, despite grain shortages, are at their all
duced. That can only be reduced turn* peak. The state of Florida has grown rich o ff its
by heavier taxo* or lower ex liquor taxes and the proceeds from racetrack gambling.
penditure* There Isn't much pre-_
Not only in Florida bill- everywhere in llu- n a t i o n helling
»«n t likelihood of either.
at horse and dog tracks, holila gambling, night dull pat
In lludu|ie*t rl* rout 11)0 trillion ronage and extravagant living of all kinds e x c e e d e v e n
J’rngo (their unit o f rur(smey) to the lavish spending which followed the last war. There
boy u cup o f ruffee. That give*
are always those who will pay $10 for a . n e c k t i e and any
you roru*' idea of the effect* of
Inflation.
We bave ^mit reached price at all for a pair nf silk stockings.
•r**4.
~
P A Y BY CHECK!
->Mi
No need
to be concerned
about
receipt*:
no
need to carry too much caih around. . It’* brat
all way* to hove n check account!
•
that point in thi* country yet.
hut we muy if the government
keep* on Interfering with productirn and flmiding the country
with new l**ue* of currency.
The Turn pa Tribune which has
!\ been doing a number o f Interest-
lU te .
Seminole County rank*
somewhere in between, spending
less than half as g»uch money
cm its school* on Radc county
- where Miami Is located. Incident*
Ally Miami Reach spends more
r ntorsry on each child than llolmca
'County speinl* on mi entire class
room. You ran hardly rail that
A equal educational opportunities.
A Wandering Hook
Richard Hakluyt, an English geographer, finished tin;
third am! last volume of his great eolleetion of tin1 world's
most important travels. (Jueen F.li/.aheUi was not the
least appreciative of It is readers.
(leorge AycnLs, a New Yorker, .d e lig h t e d in buying
hooks illustrating tin1 history of tobacco. As such lie
bought Hakluyt’s "Voyages", being lucky enough to get
Queen Elizabeth's own copy, hut unfortunately only the
first two volumes. Fipully lit; gave his collection to the
P'rm o f maldlatrlbuttoi), but It
'*a to drive home th* Imsoo
bi
— ----------- WILLARD. CONNOEI. f
J A C K S O N V ILLE . June 2H —
(Special) The people o f Semin
ole County Invesbjd fciri.CM in
U. S. Saving* bond* during the
mnuth of May, arrordiny to -an
armounrerm-rit hy the (J, H. Sav
IngJ Rond* Division o f the Trea
1airry Department. Florida sale*
of Saving^ Ilouds for May totalled
:
bri ngi ng the slulcwidr
monthly uveruge for the firat part
of IDtfi to mni>; than eight mil
lion dollar*.
Calling Inflntlon the country'-1
‘'Number One dome*tir problem” .
W. W . MeE'wb'rn. Chn-rnlnii if
the Treasury's Saying* Pond* Ad
visory Committye for Florida, in
commenting
on the
peacetime
program for the continuing sal"
nf govermr-mt securities »eld: “ I
can't too strongly stress the im
session o f the legislature. Work
portance o f Saving* Uond* a*
of such an officer is not that
o f apprehending delinquent* only
but of curttaelihg home* rnul .pre
venting the Juvenile* becoming
■P'rsldtmt* o f Key West mo
prribleniH o f the court*.
warn ml by Churls* A. tjiiigc.
Mat*- game warderi n> kt-ep ,-ut
of the llotamrnl Uurdrn* for <he
Uni*!* ami other raid* ami ends
present, or approach with doc
caution a* there i* a one ej**d c-f bread may lie used .for 'the supfemale alligator there, protecting e1 - of rrumhs which every cook
about 11(1 to J)l) egg* Mr. |,*nge likes to have on hum).
These
reported that h* would have been crumbs may be used foe coating
In n Idol way If he had not rnr- food, fo r frying or fo r'lo p p in g
Hed n stick to apply to* the gator's baked dishes.
NOWS THE TIME TO
Men’s Initialed
The House of Representatives
has cited rorljs* Ijimonl for con
tempt a* a raautt o f his refusal to
rrprorfiHc certain panars and reeonls
in connection with an Investiga
tion of tha National Fadermllon
o f Constitutional Ubertlcs, a com*
tnunlst organisation. Representa
tive Thomas of Nsiw Jersey aaya,
“ Lamont la the most Insidious
prtrpatandlit for tha Hovlet Uni*
John L. Lewis hsi been widely
quoted a* saying "You cannot
mine coal with bayonet*". Neith
er ran you milk cowa with bayweta, as the government will find
If 'It trlea It on the* cows of
Plymouth, Ohio, where farmers
are dumping their milk rather
than sell It at OPA p ita * tp
manent record of the bank.
ne,-* Mellon, newly -named ino»e. It Is even reported the gator
mt State Adjutant uf the twilt not even allow- University of
inn Legion, will leave July IFlorida football payer* to ap
Indianapolis,. |nd, where lie |
proach on lie; ground* that it
ttend a two week* eours^ tllire* not want to become a valise
tionnl legion headquarter*. >i<r football trophy. ‘
■sill consist of ;>n hour* of
work and ID hours o f re-;
Infuirtilu pundyxi* claimed the
hi
work. National Conidr. !I ive* of two |M‘Fsi)iis nt the Naval
8telle j* scheduled to lld-i llospllnl at Key Wort during tl>e
lh. group.
* i pist Week.
They were I,knit.
Cuindi. Charles l!. Wright, -'!2 arid
I ’fc. lK-uii I'ayne, IP. Mr*. Wright
I* in the Navy politr ward, su ffer
ing from the same disease.
Recent wage increase* granted
railroad men will cost the AUanTtc Coast I.lne t n , 700,000, o f
ficial* of the road .reveal. Con
sequently, despite a reeebt rt
Berxknt freight rote- increase al
lowed hy the ICC the A C L an
nounce* n "substantial curtail
ment in the nurnlier yf em
ployee*". lea vin g one to wonder
whether wage boost*. »• they are
being givrn nowaday*, are worth
having.
It is very funny when coal
miner* strike and returning war
veteran* are delayed ninny month*
If) getting the hnmea 0».-y want
tu keep from having tu l>e crowd
ed permanently Into small apartInerit* with llerlr In-law*, but
when farmer* strike and coni
miners ure umitde to obtain goiel
red meal, that I* another story.
That 1* saliotaget Thai i* treach
ery] It all depends un whose ox
is gored, doesn't It?
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Mrs: : w : Teerji-:'
Fir*iuMeth™ilit •toni'i?» ,’u h‘.t Honors Janiece Brown
Hlll'ninir
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Personal s
MONDAY ‘
■Mri. Itoy Maun entertained at
,
. W.M.U. uf the First Daptivt
her home this morning between
r 'hurch will hold an executive 10. DO and 11 ulU A. >1. with a
liaymond l.imihiuisl is in Miami
i f meeting at 3:00 I*. M. at Ccca Cola party honorific her on business.
he church.
sister. Mrs. Linton Allen o f UrlanW.M.U. of the First ItaptUt (Jo, a Inrmer resident o( this
Mr. uml Mrs. Jack Malcolm m e
Church will • hold a quarterly city,
and
daughter
Elliabeth visiting relatives in ^.•-u|UHlcJ
business .meeting at 3:,II' I’. M Allen.
fm tlie week.
at the church.
Rosea, gerbern daises and IfyCitric* of the IV. S. I'. S. of tV»' drntiftas la aiilllidly decora (id u «
T. W. Jones left Monday by
First Methodi' t Church will meet Mann hnna? which is located lit
|dnnc on n husine** trip to New
■t 11:00 I*. M. ul th e , following 122 West Nineteenth Street. A t York for ten days.
\r
homes: Circle No. I. M t». W. I’ . tractive piinilwlrhrs and dainty
.»
Field,
200
West
Seventeenth take* wrre served by the Yros.'
Miss Ituth Cummings under
S tu . t: Circle S r. .2. . 'I f . K . . 11. aUted bj Mrs. \v. A . Adams, went an operation at the Tl"rld.t
J ganlels,
S20
Hast
Twentieth Jf.' Mrs. J, I). Woodruff and Mi
Sanitarium lit fnlando ye*i<mh*y.
reef; Citcle No. 3. M u, Nell Kroi Co 1 ouhy.
Williams, 1620 Dough.* Avemiajj
to attend Included
Mr. nnd Mrs. Max Leinhart and
Circle No. 4, Mrs. t . II. ttmn. Mr,. Hawklna Connelly. Mrs. W latightri Ann of Oviedo spent
BLi .W n o lia Ayenuej Circ'e Sn i " liili."M ra ."| to «h "w h U tW rM r'.. Tuesday nlshl ... Daytona Dench,
f . Mr*.
8. I> rn t...i, We.i llol.y luting, Mm. Jame*- R id «*.(., ----------H m l S li* » l;
irelc No " will Mr*. S. O. Chase. Mm. Joe Mciseh.
Jackie Ku-kcll and fam ily
meet at H (Ml
M. «t the hnnio M l,, Glenn U ncle, Mrs. John
had a* ’their guest last wi-.-l
m n - *nA s ' Sh^,',n"\ rr'
Calloway. >lm. Itoy Holler an I Ensign ){. O. ^\mlemon o f Chiengii.
Mellinvillc Avenue. Members are Mm. C. U INirk.
TI k* Senior •Angers of the Florida MrUukibt ChtUrrnV Ifutne *iil nnkt* ilirir ^reguMr
n\\* f.m ’
, m pu -v-d f t t rine a Init-J, for the
Alsu Mr*. A l Lee, Mrs. Edmund . Mr, and Mr*. W. J. Lawton and ax tms. o f .(tie series of Union Bervlce* in *Yau!or:t m the PrelbytrtUn Church Sunday hiahj, Tin p. ichurch library.
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MriMh. M i*. Wallace Dell ami family have a > ils.'lr curst*. Mr. ttnim I* sponsored by five Sanford Chin ln >* .m.l y* d retted t,v tin- ■Mijxninn n,lent Hrv It
TU E SD A Y
of wererj ntu*icwith y -hot; mm- njc iv him _-iim u ttu- llon^
it*e r i ;M:en
ii no _ii
and Mrs, II, J_. Lnney and sop and,wUI
Alathcan .C la ss of the . Kd,«4- scr mother, Mr*. Thoma* C.
Enterprise, wenww ine take (min Sanford S-rvr-. the i litre’ stair .it I foii.f!* I .»ie t Slw.n a m,) v iltm
YVillinsoii, Sfr*. * Gordon
Dean, Gene, o f JacKsdnville
Siiptlst ( Till IT ll will
mcet lit
It- 1 of ipp'dcatiln for admlMton Children win* sir n elviil to Imvoiiu- menlbii.' ot the *ar.-e I *n;li Hive
:00 I*. M. uL the annex. Mis. Mr*, II it iid.il l Chase, Mr*. G. W
Sir. nnd Mrs. Lawrence llm ts- live opportunity of being fully prepared lor hie U*lore they go .wii to l ike tin:: p in e in the -wii.Id* Nine •!
ft'die
Williams,
Mrs. . Ilntto i Spencer,-and M r v H. 1). Caswell^
the older chlldrm wrre 1n. eotlfge» till* |xe*t year.■.*
“t
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Johnson,. Mrs. II. D. Smith and •if Orlando,
day Mr. nnd Mrs. Richard Sim*
nt —1S.,i Ms.,1ww*
_ .m
„.^ > L m . A,
__ Madden null t»*- b«*.
tcsMs during the -.-cinl hum,
a
Mr. and Mr*. I>on Dlrey h aw
a* their guest. Mr. and Mr*,
a monthly meet me at the home
ilirh ix j I'oldu* nnd fa mitj ,if
Mrs. A. \V. Lee. -Jr. honoii l F o il Wnyne. Ind,
of Mr*. C. II. Wilm. Ninth Street
The* 1‘hilatlnwi t las*, o f the
•t>if Macnolin Avenue, at 8:00 |\ Mi*, Janieee llrown, bride-elect,
• ' First l‘ re»liyti.'ilnn Chart'll held
last rveninc at her home. 21 Dt
Mr. arid Mr*. Charlex T. Nildai h 1an uuldooi crvercl dM i sup|Wr
.... ............. ........ —
l.aurfU Avenue, with an ntlrae- and dauchter, Dorothy, and 'l l , * at the home o f Mis. J. t* Mnng*
", r:* r 'k ^ :h iM
C h i l l i e s 11:i V(* S l i m m e r tMfr "Puithettl supper and *ui- lu pins Kate* xjwnt Monday in ei. l»l* Irenevu Avenue. WrdnrsV a U lin
d “ ’ 1 s ' U I I I l i l t I jlrjs(, towel shower.
Me* lean a*
Tampa nnd Sarasota.
Just wheie the Mg ol**» nie bil*
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decorated the Individual tnhle* • n
ilny evenioi: at d:.»0 I* 'I F o llo w j
°
- which the cue.it* wcic *civyd.
Mr. and Mrs, Lee Samuel anil fng I hr* Mi|*|»ei a lm»h»e»* meet* •
Hy lletly Clark
As«i»tinc the hostess were Ml-*e« •oil, Rol-eil. and Mrs. Charlo,, me
^ held *%*lIi Mi
W M.J
If you ni»< planning to com- ’ Caroline la-e. Sylvia Mclsch. Ned Kanis-i have returned from ■» McKinnon teaching the l»il*K le*-^
suit baby to the sun, tie mire In Dauchnn and Catherine Odhnin, three week- vnratien speni in snf..
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f
plan his exposure ilrlellicently. I Those enjnyinc 'he party were New York City
t ho-e |»ie'l'int wet*' M:is-’ * batMother* who are fond of the sim Jhiiicee Drown,
hoaoi g u i* * i.
* 1*01e Smil Ii
Mi , -I <*
\nde*.
Inin ami
snil 1oiu ■
thorn*elves and v%In*
t i ft \\ mil Jewell 1‘iilman. Si !inn
AHrndini; the Stirme m r n
\liw
\\
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I .•-«»%it i
M»
At
to gel lift brnlled
InUsters Levy llitu DeShanl*. Ituth Si . i lal in Miiytufin \e«teidnv "
•Hunt
M>
U
Hi.lUn.iid
MrflhnuhlnT r\|* ct tin n httlr l>kra , stiiun .uni Catherine Spenrei
A V\ I ah', J{ VV lN*j«ne, tt»’
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In take the hiiiic 'M?t >»f |imn-hAlso
l.uttclu (iormly.
Deity Muff, I i a 11k Millet and M» H a i M * lirtngv Moffett Mf K, j
ry 8fish )» who »a% itiillated
Tbiirmond. Marcaret Myers, Mai
\ ii n Mi - H ( : lb In i*n- Mr- !
caret lainciey, tailo l^-e. Mi<
IHhv’s skin iii tender mid
\\
\1
%|» K .-mints
Mrt£ h |
1(1 e.
jf \f||ih»i
U ■f " * m >«r ILtiiy Ian*, .'fi* T I
Mi*, Hurry A Watt and M* - * ||.
Di"W",
r, Mi
It l» I ».». in Ml>.
i.lfje Mtidke returned l « 8mifmd I
its well as riihshletate, she'll (flan find Mr* A W. Ian-. Jr.
Mum-el M t - K \\ Kite,
by li^m yesterday after niatniing \\i
gradunl slid hath mg Mdii'duh'.v fm
t
\
f db.i
I
in Writ hingtmi. 1* (
with %!t
t**l»-elf. bn by and tin idilei « hilK i lifer
1- *
I
Itecldo i* and '
and Mis William Walt last u i H .
dren !«•«»
M«
I hi %|l.iHle batiie* slimdifn’t nH too'
Mr* rnnl Mrs. V* It. f ’lnnte -n»d
much nun. If thrv aft- -mined
Iten I* W a tow right vile- midro '
Mr». ii 8 Mnot* left Monday f*»r went an nt elatlmi la -t wo k at the
lit the rarringe they mill get
t’itrle No. One of the F ii *f
Atlanta
(
I
h
.
itiie
In
the
senmn
enough oven if the o.irriage nhade lbi|tti t
Ipi a I Ire* (it! 'iI ha teliiifir l tc lit?
hnrrh m(*t lit the home
If |oMfpt**d. |hit i» a i »m»h as baby is uf M i ■*. ¥' K HoU. I MM I’ltfh liltU-Sw o f ..Mi, t IniltVt and Mr
Innot in * ‘ ft *edr* and t get tic
Mt»ett*s
ulster.
.u l*
idd you e«n
a «»iu* Avenue. on Monday after iu«*n
ah»»»g till <1y f< •nd * ’ I Jh gin
nm lim te sun hath, (tout and h
a
l l M. devu*
1.1 tr .trn II.........the* M •
I ihh
Mi
Ac !.. 1khurnriM* led the
ii .. Ml I"'',1 M,r.* .}
and mrreasr' the lime >.t expo.iire t UoiimI '’ which "w a^ V liin w n l V.V'n
J ' ' " f ' ",
U .11r - e-i M
• Ml UP*
cmdinflly •mid b . is r* tine t,lilk,., |,v M l, j „ , h pliilltp*
1.Mt
1 11 .........
« i‘,‘ Mr arnt Mi
V\Oitiv •-gb*
n 20*tiiiiiule Ka tIt front and bark.
*. .
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,
,,
bavr »|<rtit stitur !!»••«* m Ilaylmisi
Oliler hablr. and I.....
should
.‘I m’I . D “ f " Tlumia* 1l‘ ,,|,rl1
'*' .......
I II,II I M M . 1. M
bef ,n their .unning .... - « l » « U '
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M i, M N i levHiom i»re»»efiM»«i
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Ktudv, " A lt jl Daptivt
Dcin-vc
Doth Mom and I'Sl.v ran use a
_ ...idav fm Uuvno.i.U... N
. tin ‘ I nrhimoi
The
meetiitg
n
s
,
rb*-rd
with
I
ftlp
ir
ihey
ei|vrt
to
•♦ml
1
lie
bland babv lotion t « Help protect
i Her father.
delicB'.- shill and sun Ngninst wind pruyrr nfleT wliicli dclicti.u. ie- •» miner
Moment,
Iliidog) Frof. •!
urn, TN. nice thing atioiit baby ftTshrurnt* were servrd by tie
huri
|ported
that lightning strucT
hostess.
Those
ntlrndinc
were
Mr. and Mr*.
II. Williams
ticn and,hahv oil* 1* that Mom
W otii
iK>m opened a large hole
Mr*. A. I>. who left on an extended trtn lust b’ it l*
found they are a boon to a Mrs. It. T.r*Thoma*,
i II.
ii Harvey,
iinrvev Mrs.
ur- '.s
>
.
,,
in tin1 wait, koocke.l tiie plasi* i
Tlnmius, Mr*,
t..
M
i*. i*. •*. ’ v " . . M t o r s d n y
are now vUiline M r-,
.
, .
n;,,,,
n „i
anosilh, even Inn f«r lierself.
I I'l'ill te Mrs Yf r».
N Cleve*
..
Toff the
+iiw! M i - I m*- l
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1.1,1. M i. (.Purge
P YYdlinm. n il.,
... wa( r amt celling, no, t),
The baby oil liibriranl which M j ' lumps, •’ ■rs
I lu* tiyt
Infid, Mrn. M K Tut no*, M
.1 « JO I* M ■ ■t>
helps safreuntd tender -bln finin' V
ti
I
.
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leg
,.lf
Sa't*
Ifa^ty. Mr*, ('m l |Md>.i ,
NaelUe.ili o lto i..m c
eh»fin'.' and rhnppinc i* cuunlly M in Slim Uurdrio*. itis* Ulady
•t flit. , iff, ilai li’ rt
M». M S M. .-non !. f» M - I i m l
effective in uidirn- ..Met sim •--«(h- I I t ' > and Mi «• llul/
•I, et mi
i i it-is
..ll "I M
" -I M
O f (til',
it fl*'r
to t
**jo l'd *o i
n s In gel *
tan without
\t«
In
ft M i l
f of
-*'Y » lid
«■ * (
Inn mug or I --eiing
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x t- i,
/*
f
ft%
’ if h hor nnii *11* •In\% * i»*I ♦Inuahf r *
When mintime baby* never pul IVl F S , i V i l l t O l l ( l O T C iS
Mr and Mr* hi rink Thnttm*
him out in the noonday sun. if.
Mom must lake her sunbath early,
llorare Johnson who ha* la-e,i
»%he’(l Ifcttcr leave haliy witlt n
Mrs. Milton (Jure wn* hostess stationed in Japan recently teUy YY. ti. HOGKIIH
A i l t c r while »he's haskinc. The
Awst time for a iun batli for babyi Saturday evening nt a buffet sup rrtved liU dluchaege fr* nt tin* T H E SC A IU .K T TREE, by (Mbeit
»n>i th l younger ret is in the per honoring ts.'r hatband's birth navy and i* imw at hotr». In Ovieiio
fitw e ll (Atlnntie-Little, Drowm
morning Tiefore the sun'* ray* nrc day and also the birthday o f Mr*. w-ith Ids parents, Mr. and Mr*. G
|.t.5(ii.
\Y\
Johnson.
Hollis
Cnx,
the
seventeenth
w
e
l
ton bright or in the late after
Sir *l.ie r t Sitwell i« the elite'
it of
miiiit whiit i’%t f nvtii?uu
ding
anniversary
o
f
Mr.
am!
Mi*.
noon.
Mrs. Charles \Y’
llobson **f iiinthi'i mill fin #•*« ••ul * i*’ f*»H/ •
Always protect baby'* eye* even R, \V '-Y.tr. nod the approaching
if thi sunlight isn't strong. You j marriage of Miss Iw.uisc i’aike. "P'sliurgh. I’a i» visiting hot
wb.i (h hfs^oulh ilift i,»iti*t| ' «i
father. J Yl Hayes, Tor sop, i f ft’'Ift •'i fyt ktlhnir wit (*•* .Hid »
Can place bi* head In the shade and lien Jone*.'
,
ft* 4 || ItllM
while hi* lw»dv is I'-dog sunned nr
A nprox'innlelV' 1M g u ilt* enjoy- time Mr lloh.u,, was in San for I j ,'^1 hi.Vkwt.'" thnl
you ran place an umbrelia nla.ve P|j
,|rlightftil affair which » » > f iti rt'Vfiiil dnjTn but mm bur *-*■
hilr In 11-III m;
, i*fit I hr »
thi* 111 **1111 *i uf Ibt- a ii!i‘i - 8at 11
hi. In.nl to throw a shadow.
held at the C o " ’ home in Oviedo turnpd In f*ittflhuii*K
•M. tell i.||,| K:.lIt It
l»hui*t Vfthunt
Mbs
M
a l i «» n Lii*ii!uiit«t Hfid
A 'I hr air ronaiata uf TH (M*rrrnl
*r|lt. |«*\%«•r frlnifra « f thp nutthi
i i
(•CHtiudr sSfrlit ftfttulr a |mh' a
J^itropen
nod only 20 |«*Hfiit
peiient niyoxy- rrn ly^hta
|1Bhls arr
ale iilmut
ataoil 50 miles
“ • 1 ' I'C'ai"! nave
m lhd
‘ wSitftftt ll
Kthth S itw ell"
lilri*r*,x and
turned from Columliia, S C. and Thia IwHtk. Inf if idy »l«uii S*tw* h
M - 'b v U :
geo. but the oxygen I* thu "n ly iftt o vc the earth
Conlele,
(in.
where
they
have
part useful to human D ing*.
Cdirrt Sitwell* in tin* «rfi>Hil vol
i , been visiting fm the past two tjriu* *if IiiA iiwUddDlir«|ih), ami it
weeks.
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U rhurmiiinly written nnd moat
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TH REE
IMiilatlica (.’lass Has
Outdoor Supper Meet
t. ♦_*cwi
Prohlcms
Mrs. F. E. Holy, Is
Hostess To Circle
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Ill, . e
J t lf ,
illlv
flv h -
p a itl-iiliiilv "ne wit limit •
, Tile resident* Imre
k vur .
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i,t]i|ird n. i hiii* that a tiiMlMt in
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fi*hma
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Inn til !»•!•
rhr* V aldfi tin hunbaiid \«hn l< in Miami - * .
i ** yi>111 11*111*111 sft**11* through
flit* Ji’lniilltPil tb«r rait-irb' at«*| the
l.orK IN K IIKAU left
11"(111■- I'. I'OthtT \Y"»kl‘,| Hi! 11i,» k .!u!v I
“ »M »h* |»| im'Mf atfi.niiM
,\ ru . ,» I’laiu* loaiiy im a thio»* wi'chy*
\»-*11 m 111» i i t■hi, Tbvii- with hiT
\ n **l fan ■blind ' 1i
bcrfi addl'd
t.inthn mul futility 1*. M. \ 1<‘ K*
the hddn
II. Mmiios uttia
MH8 I l\l* WRBEIt
1 if»*i 11 |i:iiittiri(
I lit4 Ftr»t tda KUV
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TIlf ft m.ift In1 1-**' -1 t>ee\fthl*|£ -lilt 1 1Ii* -f f.rblt
Util Hi Ihs^'i 4 1111111-. lift k tailed at |u I'nt ,il it* .Snnfiinl
W 11 1 1 \M VV A T T
•*. thr * ft»■fifr•! <U iiioltt h« - IU.it U.Mk
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Bathing Suits
!am! tu
I Sill,
HoStCSS At SUPIHT
HOOK REVIEW
EXCITING NEW
WE INVITE YO U
To an inleretling and intpirtng hour. The large glee
club of children from ,tho Methodist Children'* Home
will present a sacred concert nt the Presbyterian
Church
SUNDAY NIGHT A T 8:00 O’CLOCK
I This service is under the auspices of the following
churches:
First Cl
V
:
'V.
First Congregational
*
Holy Cross Episcopal
I
First Methodist
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• «»• * " «• * " n« f rft»in‘"'tI -W
readers ^d enjoy anr.
dote* s*a»ul the bu!mi*t ftfTenr l
«»'"•
«•»*
**«
W almost asked, to paint nut IH*
btrlhmstk on the forehead o f . ,
fail well gw*»l who- had forgotten
to bring hi. own concealing tin- ,
Harry 1-ee plan, to leave for a « « » n U : nlwul Hall Caine ..n w h ».,i,
rekend fi.hm
g trip
trip to Silver
in U d a -Silwi-ll .ervaoV]
weekend
fishing
Gtdn aboard his yacht. Lola) 11, dumped a trunk*; ntamt Charles
Laughton,
Oslwrt's friend, whose
and accompanying him will Iw
Ralph Wight, Gene Roumillst, E. lather run a hotel in England.
Dut most readers will (•] most
C. llarp-ir and W. D. Workman.
The parly member* plan to re interested In the author's account
o
f
Jils school day. which, thuusli
turn Monday,
they taught him to He to esra) r
i Mr*. Georte YY'nlter Morgan Inutile omi .o helped develop
and dnughur. Shlitey. have Join him. he heliewr*. into n storyjpit Mr. Moigan here and will re teller, yet were Utterly unendur
side at
I IPV4 YY'est Hlxlu.-tvth able. The first school was chosen
Street. Mr*. Moigan and daugh hy his lather brrsuse the heal
ter have been residing in Rich n as't/r was a famous “ drildder,’’
mond, Ky. and stopped in. A t and hy his mathrr burauto the
headmaster's sister liked flower*.
lanta, Ga. enroute to Sanford.
Lut be hated the teachers, and
Mr*. Lourin* IVa| and niece. was miserable in the rompany
Miss Shirley Fraser Morgan o f o f hoy* who heat him up |,jcau»e
Katonah N. Y . left from Orlando he wn. the .on of n baronet nnd,
thi* afternoon hy Kaatem Airlines if he hadn't lieen, would have
fo r Houaton, Texas to visit fur beaten him up for seme other
reason.
three wee as as the guest* o f the
He says school "restored.to my
former’* brother and aliter-ln- parent* a diffetont imy, unremgtsw, Mr. and Mr*. Fhlllp M. V k k - nirablr, with no pride In hi* ap
•try and with Miss Morgan's pearance nft ahllity to concen
grandmother, Mrs. Mac Fraaer in trate. with health impaired for
issper, T si.^ ________
many y ea n , if not for life, secre
tive. with no love of books and
Mrs. Edward 11. Potter, Jr. an Impartial hatred for both work
left today for Jacksonville where
and games, with f>iw qualities left
joined her husband Lieut,
and none acquired, save a love of
dr. Edward H. Potter. J r„
•oiitude and a cynical disbelief,
U8N, who has lust returned from
firm ly established. In 'any sense
Diego, Galif. where he epent
FOR FUN
IN THE SUN
Friend, of Mrs. J. M. Iln y e .
will !w intcrw.'ed to learn that
.he has lieen transferpsi from the
(oral hospital after » leecnl fruit
oiciniim , InTKerside I In. pi Hid
Jsekaonvllle fnrfurther
ohservntinn
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fi—I pc- print jersey by (iA N TN E R
1 2 |tc. print jersey hy (iA N TN E R -
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I f ’ u t ! c f t - « v n ■|mrk innut in eliv- th e r e o f ; . t o B r lh c r w i t h a lt o f ih o
!* r ». Ailtl n rup (if ilitti) criM* l>etsnnal t ir o p e r i y <rT a H atS o eC e r
tu r e m nt rlesci le t io ii. Ih s la t t iu a
qrltr)'. M lt"*nil paprika. To*» with rf .s
u i n l t u i r . t n r n ls h ln k * . t o o l* . ,h » r French tlrwalnic. < hill ami nerve ro w s , t r a c t o r * , t r u r k s a n il a tt o t b * r
in lettuce riipa with a small dab i h a t l r l * now In *ta 1 le rt o r as m a y
he In s ta lle d , p l n r o l U pon, la A t u t /o r
of mayonnaise on top.
SJ■.*1 In i ii a rm iit th e tio tlrtlh ic * "of
I>e made. Delicious leficshmrnta
will be served, but during the
An old fashion picnic Is*•Ix-injr ilny ice cream and peanuts will
sponsored by the (Sifirimi, t’ hurcn be sold. The public is Invited to
of Christ upon the HiH-k.nl Mark attend.
ham on July t. Trucks will leave
Thursday a l '.1:00 A, M. from
A d lih fshorl
Locust Avenue amt Ninth Stiret. means inwrtinc
A charge of SI round trip will script or score.
‘
H E H A L .U , P f i t i t M A U
('OM)NKI) Nf:\vs
Bv J. B. Ri>« al
The Medal o f Honor Was insti
tuted by t'ongresa In lftfii a* an
liunid to officers and men for ex
ceptional bravery.
l h * h r m ln n le
D r iv in g
In e .
In
th e
re O itu c t
at It )
P a lo ie tto A r t n y f , S a iifo td ,
F lo r id a , u n d e r th e f ic t it i o u s nam e
" li h w M o w n C le a n e rs a
L a u n d r y ,”
an d t h a t w e in te n d to r * i j l » t * r said
o a in n p u rs u a n t to th e t e r m * o f th e
28,
1946___
F ic t i t io u s N a m e S ta tu te . I C h « | . l » r
l » W t L a w * o f F lo r id a ) w ith L 4
r le r k
of
th e
C ir c u it
C o u rt ^ > r
He m l note C o u n ty , F lo r id a .
M A I t IO N D ‘ l l A l t u l t N
M A H T lt .V t l i H A B O I IN
P a r k , th e ., o r
LLOYD'S SINCLAIR
Service Station
r BERMAN'S DRESS SHOP
LADIRS’ READY-TO-WEAR #
Legal Notice
JUNE
8 T H nnd P A R K A V E N U E
T E L E P H O N E 9156
Specialising in Bench Tog», Sport* W e a r
and Summ er Casual*
Canal Street____________
N e w Smyrna Beach,
ONE STOP SERVICE
NEW SMYRNA HOTEL
C O M P L E T E L U B R IC A T IO N
P O L IS H IN G
W A S H IN G
W A X IN G
TIRES R E C A P P E D
F L A T S FIXED
S IN C L A IR H C and E T H Y L G A S O L IN E
S IN C L A IR P E N N S Y L V A N I A and O P A L I N E O IL
W H I T E G A S and KER OSE NE
Reftirvations Now Available
■ ALL W ORK GUARANTEED
* SHIPBOARD ROMANCt that (tart*
td when purrer Thomas Hmnrtwry
(above), Si. New York, met Eunice
Katfm, II, of EnRtsnd, after aha had
boarded the liberty ship iVllfinm D.
render en route to the U. 3., cul
minated In their marriage aboard
the vessel. Eunice was on her way
r
r t* ■ f , . ■ ■ I
| “ I r I #t+1 U r I f I
ST|
to thla country to marry ex-.Sgt. ert *,f land and, |.u h .h» i prui
Richard F Simmons. Manchester.
llwMfti <if
l.iver pie rim be made with any
ml nt liver, hut is an espfclnlly
hmI way to use porV or ireef
■'cr. whirh are somewhat le*k
Ex’pVrV
d r ie r
th a n
th e
m o te
e x p e n s iv e
Quirk Service
Skin Sufferers!
Math-|)ruof lings
Stop Scratching! -—TryTWA
L A N E Y ’S DRY CLEANING CO,
11b E A S T S E C O N D ST.
PHONF. 465
11 . YHatrtaa of ngty Hioelea, rmahe
11■III tear, turning akin disorders n
suiting from ostsrnsi trrttatloi
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brief* h « quickly r»tl«tfHa ilrnpU lr
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i a turn, If»« rj t1lr«»ct»d for H
fh s tfa fa c ilb n iru ftra ts tc M t i f
|*»ck ; - — H l i l n l e i i •—* u r f u e l
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of Sanford Florida, h poated at the front ’door of the
t* On ft *i. lfli nt * at an Roirf*- tf»
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in (he City of Sanford, Florida, and will remain ao
poated for n period of four conaecutivc weeks.
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All renl eltnte upon which the 1945 laxea hnve not
been paid nnd ngninit which In* certificates have
not already been issued, will be told nt public auc
f* 111 h i I t i k -s*," 1 1 * ti r
rh4
f 11 1ut
P N --I t * t | ,
P ttM ll k
tion on the first dny of July, 1946, commencing at
h Mil all *|i«t * <1 i i d -*n I II* r *-ri 1 |srv*|iftf1 t
it f * -I t t i 1*1 »»t 'I il l * « * h r r i m r l t h r u
10 o’clock A. M, nt the front door of the City Hall
r-f, Int Im llu r nil ih *: i l n a l n m , lu tili m him1'**! Im i II dh } Ui itt and
in the City of Sanford, Florida.
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♦ f *- •* r * » f
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City Unit nnd nt the front door of the Court Houae
!,
Ml*.* 1
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The 1915 delinquent real eatnte tax Hat of the City
frr I.
Hitliit at aft Rinat* fit thr* left
l «*t
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Ud iv . My I iii *-' .udI htilMlfsg
I ft 1*311
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nlM .tit
flit
filar nl *1 1 -1 .
drinking plenty of milk
fa r
Ihrtr health's
sake.
•Serve them rich, creamy,
delirious milk from o ar
t i lr y . . . , milk that h
bottled an drr.sanitary r n « Blllons that meet the high
est government standards.
a fig If- in
Is
3,0011
Be sgre jo u r children are
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
|htpnr#* tit an andt'fe |n (lip l*-fi
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MALABIA?
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(ittn | h I p t r-ii I Ilf* l<t*YJ' a fill Y ****#»’
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Pirk-up nntl Delivery
OPENING M O ND AY
SANFORD HARDW ARE CO
nt
h i t * * n f f f-r
nn*t
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T fH
P H O N E 1061 or 2302
FOR R E G U L A R D E L IV E R Y
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H. N. SAYER, City CRrk
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G E O R G E H A R D E N , Owner and Manager
Inge nr impii'ti m* nli, or mn ja r 1
BY PAUL ROBINSON
S M E S EVEKl *—
P R E T T IE R THAN
— v S H E IS IN
> S PIC TU R E S
TELL TWE B A N D ^
7D HIT IP." H E C E
-i S H E C O M E S C
Ever So Useful I
Beauty for Your Windows
VINYL-COATED
PRINTS
I bi’se.
wonderful
new
vinyl-conted prints have
many
useful
feature*
you'll
want
for your
home, yourself, and your
family!
• W aterproof I
• Non Combustible!
Fine, firm, heavy weight
cotton fabric, gaily print
ed with sunshiny floral
bouquets,
and
neatly
tailored inlo good looking
ready-lo-hnng draperies. • Oil-Resistant t
Finished size is a big 32” • Stain Resistant!
x 90” . Tie-backs included. • Dust and Moth Proof!
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CARR AW AY
AtSENCY
BY PAUL ROBINSON
■ ‘'Insurance Pllfk Service”
111 N. Park
7HATS
WHAT
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H L H E L P VOU
DT2AW THE (—
NUM BER r
FOR T H E !
• Acid and Sun Resistant!
• Odorlesk!
• Washable, Dry Cleanable!
• In Lovcl Pastel
Shades!
• For Curtains, Aprons,
Play Pen Pads; Many
Uses!
YOU
iTHINK.
CERTAIN CROOKED
PE R S O N S ^ NOT MEN
TIONING NAMES v
7 ------------- * H A V E -
f
—t r i e d t o w in t h i s
DANCE BY BUYING UP
ALL THE TICKETS -
SO,TO M A KE IT ON THE LEVELAMO G N E EACH BOV A N EQUAL
r
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W H IC H TM
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VM BEING
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TU I! DONE KANCEll
Makes A Full Quilt Topi
BOXEI) QUILT
PATCHES
Now! For All Your Beds!
FLU FFY NEW
:EAU DE COLOGNE
CORPORAL DUNCAN, AS YOU Y PLEASE
HAVE SEEN F i n o C O N - M DON'T,
C EA L YOUR ABILITY A S A ^ CAPTAIN.
TELEGRAPHER, I AM TRANS-) I'D LIKE
FERIN G YOU TO THE
TO STAY
SIG N A L C O R P S .
WITH
By Bob Gre
VOUR INDIVIDUAL PREFERENCE
ISN 'T IMPORTANT, ESPECIALLY
WHEN W E'RE FIGHTING INDIANS
O N THE FRONTIER. YOU WILL
REPO RT TO P IN E C R E E K ^
STATIO N IN THE M O R N IN G .,
I BATE POUNDIN' H m r s AN
B R A S S . AIN'T THERE) O R D E R ,
SO M EW AY I - - / -< rO R P 0 R A l
SAV, T H E R E 'S STEVE
DUNCAN L E A V IN 'IN E
CAPTAIN '6 QUARTERS
G U E S S HE G O T A H
o r e s s in * d o w n J ,
CAVALRY
A bly 2 pound box of
bright clean print*, in
hanif sited pieces that a n
perfect for/ quilting.
If
you spread ell the pieces
out , you'd have about the
equivalent df « full yard*
Of 36" material— at about
a fourth o f what it would
cost you! Jqgt imagine—
1*H that material— and all
, that variety for a tiny
.H e!--B ox illustrates sev-
So soft and restful —
Heavy feather proof, tick*
Ing, crushed chicken and
duck feathers. Site 20x26.
Fluffy, Cotton
QUILT BATTS
•REYUH
PO RDERED
' M E T O PINE
i C R EEK A S A
C to B R A S S -
All now mowy.whtte.cot>
ton. opens out to a full
suy, nuns up- so
lur fine quilting sill
'BRASS-POUNOER? K I HATE IT.
I DIDN'T KNOWYOOj WHEN YOU
RALT^THE OLD
COULD 6 AWY
MOVE OUT
t r f M AN 'S
TELEGRAPH J > AGAINST
POUNDER!
•adyta,
I f
//
at pine.
j
U lL U fN .
W IRE TH AT^ YES,TDNTD. IT 'S
: TALK ? r \ PART O F T H E ,
A R M Y 'S T E L
EGRAPH SYSTEM.
T ELEG R A P H
THE FIR ST
TIME WE Pk
AN A R M Y 'S
STATION, I 1
\ E X P LA IN
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F R ID A Y ,
JUNE
28,
ID 46
THE
SANFORD
HERALD,
SANFORD,
5'
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F L O R ID A
PAUL
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'Palatka A za lea s Trip Celery Feds
Howington W i l l ]
. Face H oag Nine —
In Tilt Tonight x™
Hits Twice {[;;*
lb*
win for |ii* old friend. ?.**->• «j
old
s e v e n i l l.
G n f f ilh .
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6
IrKFIIt A I I I . K ittoiDu, imr with
liftv ale hath.
Sommei tatr*
M i- W A. /it. Ion v «ila Pai k
Avr.
W AN TE D
A R T IC L E S
FOR
S A I.E
4J" V H N T IJ IIA A l i n
FANS
II |l I 'O I 'K I <).. IN*
TO RENT
s i l A l . l * house or furiusJwd aptwanted hy li*ca| couple. p**iluunrnt.
Prefer private bath.
Phone 347-W .
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FOR
PLAIN
W H I M
PH AIF.s
aho
S \l • Fits
P lltltO t.H A P Ih S
a r e ii o ! > t h r tr e a s u r e # o f
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m ake
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g ift
h n t f id w y * .
u n n iv e r - a r *e»
r iio -l a ll o th c i oer»»<iM*t»
A R T IC L E S
\ h
JU**f rn let u?
your neet|vi.
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fo r
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ft7«1 for un uppointment
KOIIKIIT t.. M IX
photogr uphr*
T IIK ESSEX 5TI HlO
U P i i O l KTF.HV
fubnes.
A fine
pHrction in stock. IL S. Drown,
till I I North Orange. Orlande,
Flu
SALE
12
S P E C IA L
1 III
100-Mile Slock
Car Race Sunday
I .
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C h a m p io n
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W i n n e r
S ays
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Will
H a ve
\d ii i n
•1111#••i t a u t
i n f i l l itiit r
X uu Wittivt
W IL I.IN * (i to pay ‘•ix months rent
in advance for fotititlied or un*
furnUhed house or a|»artment.
What have you to offer? Phone j
O N E M VX MO| Oil
•I* itli IJef adequate halolltv
• t•*•
A ’ fi v j - w .
I I N N L It S Pit I N li mattresses, box i I h o i » f p tjw e i S p iiu e
• • •age * XI |lo\ >1 A t ••
spring*, Hollywood U**L
AH
niobit
type* . malt reuses
rrnovuled. *
P O t 'P L F . iloeire*. luini»he*l apart
Ii A I Kit XPPI I \ SI P>
sleep Iletter
liient, arty #l»4
ch*M> ill.
No
1 all us today
«r«*|Nl. I.. 1 1> * I «rt .i (tip art I
A R T I C I J-'S W A N T E D
rh ddieii
.if
jM-t*. Fall
Mrs.* tonight!
•I**t»t pi*ln \ from i
XI Hop!
DohertB. Voider Hotel, Doom» Kduila lledding A Furniture t o
A « o
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you. ....
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•*f age to t I'tid11 ion lb v Keel
I'hnnr I l l:i and B72-J
lUt*. W 2nd Sf
II.iv.. yum i.urlrail takt'ii at
the
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3 R E A L ESTATE FOR SALE
7 Pet#, L iv e s t o c k , S u p p lie #
M l IIIM i
S T I DIO
\»*ui pt*»p4-fl\ .tgrllltwl Win
220 Mristh lltdg., I ’ huiiK 1150
»•»»!.» •lalttag«*s lief K*tended
I II U V cowe, calve*. yeailttigB.
* overage i
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(.'bildrrn g specialty
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laud.
Phone
78h
X
V
O N K o f Snnfurd's bvltcr homes.
2-manlle
1 f u l l I'tl-.M.
H US TO N Dull ^
puppies.
Kub owT I
jipies.
GASOM NK. I.A N T B ItN S
|.IF F T |M K income health and
Store, phone 1015-W.
i i i i .i . H A itO W A ia : t o .
.
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ncehlenl iiixiiriinet*. Nnti-ranreJl
p o ll HALK
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301 K First St.
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8
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A G O O D 7 p h .iii lii.inr, pm .ms
K I.B G T K It' T O A S T H I S
large
and clu vi fill, un will
K i.w i i m
n or platkh
M ILL for no la Fountain at Ian
shaded and shrul.bcl |ul, k c
H n M ’ l 1 \ 1J Z \ 1 0 1N
1i.Mii .n. ••
m u . lu iiiiw n iK t o
cy’a liiug Store. Part time m
cell.-ill dnwnti.wli lu.ntli.n
I
M.'lftA ft*Ini.l, fnln.l.
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month* old heifer. Plume 710
M U ' OMIftK I T
fca'.ing city and available com*
KX P K D T • paltilmg
of
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W -L
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I'lO IN F . 20U
plctrly furnishcl if durirol.
Fontrarl or hourly ba-H
|'h.
M H O hL.ftND-.ft|<)ltlll.SON
G(M II) ii rm in huu.c- with .erren*
:ioi*.
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ml
p.urhcs
on
W f#l
l*t
St.
I,.a uli-.l un 2 4 acres uf tiled
gruuml. Gotal buy at |C760.
O N K .1 room and on* 4 room
house on 4 4 acres tiled ground
u’llh good wells. In M »n r» e dlstri.t. Houses *in gooJ ci.ndltiDu
but not modern. Ilavr rlertnc
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LIST « R h Strout R
city or country p
era waiting. Strout
1
C. L Urady, A»»oelaU. SIBVi
(Vilnnlal Dr., Rm# 13, Orlando.
■1378.
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s fo r you*
t with Btrout.
snlT L Millar.
116 Palmetto Ava.
—
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i n d m ir fro m
li.»%«
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a t ew
LOANS
Elm Aya- ON autnmobilea. (!. M. Iloy.l A to .
ON rash valua of life Insurance
Iidea at 2 H "* to i ^ y T T r
. Iloyd A to .
K
ller; I Model A
ir — good Urea, axion, togethar with
ilknt coi
ira, tw
etc.;
Il eumiBUirBi
.j Ii mult;
mull,
1 936 Model Chevrolet truck
I t f 6 good tl|wa; 1
X.-------- fo r mule;
end harrow
ling Uoardt 1 large f*rt-
iuw'r v y
HOME 1 0
Let ue help you buy or build a
home o f your own with e
monthly re-payment loan that
la just like rent! We feature
(tl !#oana, F IIA L a n a
and
Our Own Loan plan.
F IR S T FE D E R AL HAVINGS
a ad LO A N ASSO C IATIO N •
o f Hcmtnnla County
309 Magnolia Ava
Phone 094
13
SPECIAL SERVICES
FLOOR SAN D IN G
wax
and finiehlng.
finishing. Cleaning and wax*
lug. New floors surfaced to per*
faction. Old floors made like new.
Call
pet
ban
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Hail
FLORIDA’S SAFEST BATHING BEACH
OVERNIGHT
ACCOMMODATIONS
fC/Mszc/1/&
Write Chamber of Commerce for Free Illustrated Hooklft
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win
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Hi# v h i i* • <ii t wotftliJ to* in Hi.«t
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Ifall t» ro*favoie#| will
lit ill* > ItrllliftiH ft* -l* l«la\ iffl*'|
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t Dixit* llyton o f Anm-ion
•il imjimgcr
malinger of
t
The nmut wue limited
the
the |it |#1 * ( oifk cat ♦ hatn|
Atlanta giiKollng Jockey
n i *;t s
III*
lift - •
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SI’ OUTS L ADf i l l
I'lftM D l III
Camper
mmii I.I
STANDINGS
lit it M. K
oi U/jenA-Cncr!
For
,i Hi .* t
■« * ■ '
l •. . '
a '• \li.i men w.*id*l t*
ll.l
and
lu i« v
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B each
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of ''par tard'tii g. S <
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nat i*'ii mI * baiiipmn
led
had to go 1dll mill
Sum
•Il l< Jim
roei i at* !•.«- la en
Ito A tint
mile** itiid I •btit'l
I bnl
I 'I |o i «-« oi d • an -1and *I’
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Inugh!
, Litllepdii • wtaleineitl wa I > p^
tab
lb .-
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( 1> llll.lk ('.list ..f IVM i
Baseball Tonight
MI NK ll'Al, I'AltK
S :ir .
I*. M.
PALATKA vs. SANFORD
I
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r r.*..H*.tl| • It
lfr«»ult«a ir«»lrfftlaft '
I'lftti U
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(iumc-v ill* ,«t Ihland**. |»'* H " M
I f to ll
t il lift 1*1.»
•n a
'
1 (|K f b you tan a*M to ymn (rd} rain*
..ill..m..1.tie l.al.llltV policy, $ l . - l
Drl.and nl la-.-*boig. ,M.*t,m.ii .-.I f«*..tl.oll ...«.nro,*r iir m .u g " " - g
0<H) medical payment far each rain.
|t“ add to their l.ag >.| l i n k *
Mid* ay ihimjgh tin* 4|i<«‘ii*Ain!i.
person acridi-nlly injured while
Palatka 7. S A N F O R D 2.
n passenger in your car, in
St. Augustine I, Daytona lleach In* wu- ivtlt'i iii|*lfd b> a |m*ilfft|
playrt.
rlu.ling YOU. C. M. Iloyd * 1 lcalled end sixth, rain).
Thr
yMiitfg’Airi
ui*k$*«|, MJu>»t
Co.
T ikI s j ’ s Games
what du I tfn u f l f i
hr hand's
Orlnmlo at Gaiis'svllle.
G E T A 6 yea r fire and wind
inr thr hull, r o n r h V
I eeiburg at Oel.nlid.
storm policy, ft’ ou <*il| *»v.
MrKttini
thuiighl
a
tiiniiirm
Palatka at S A N M I l t O .
npproximnl.-fy
biii I
lliru ir|dlrd, ,'S*»u. -nn|il>
fy I /.I of the cost
Oaytoau It at St Atigustine.
and may pay thr pre ilium in
dlApalrh yiniiM’lf with thr utllltt#!
6 annual installment.
C. M.
inf tiwiiin and |trtHn**L
fut aIloy.l it Co.
ymir
iudiw«lua| rXf rllriicr
will •
|»t*i in it.".
13 N O T I C E S — P E R S O N A L
S A V E money on your fire, wind
, storm, automobile, workmen's
I l f A ••«»* la ltr f l * r r « «
compensation,
burglary,
lia
hillty
and
other
insurance
The
U
tl.A tinm of l'.CI2 par*
You II like our profit-sharing
plat, o f insurance. I!. M. Iloy.l tirinated in two of the most
thrilling plays the Pacific toast
& to .
Lunfarenca-bad w u . eotm. In tho
ft'ESI! We serve a child's' plat.-' game against the University » f
-e
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L( ______
at (the
Red Darn.
Ilrlng
th e ; fOregon,
UCLAi _______
quarterback
Franchildren— Roy wants to see • kovlch
vlch threw from behind his
yen.— Ro u» Johnsun'a Red Ram own goal line and romplete.1
pass to halfback l.ivesay. The
staurant. on Ill-w ay 17, 3
Tfestnurant.
gama * ended na l.ivesay crossed
mlleg South o f Sanford.
the 60-yard mark, lie finished
IV A N TE D : Ride to Orlando dally the play end scored the winning
and return. Working hours 9:00 touendoun. llut a few weeks
A. M. to 4:.1U P. M. 2118 Park, later the tables were' ttirnod on
phoro 800 after 6:30 P. M.
the Los Angelts Ilrulns. They
were (ending Washington "Stale
College with second, to go. John*
14
LOST A FOUND
■ o f -•
uhank
WSC attempted
ny
whgf appealed Ur be an im
OUR Jewelry Floater policy will possible place kirk from the 60repay you for Jewelry toaL yard line. The Ul| gas twirling
stolen or destroyed. No ifs. through the air when the gut:
C. M. Iloyd A Co.
went off. Euhank'a kick out th.
the
middle' of (he goalposts and
ton State won.
I*08T: .1-monlh«-o|d black Chow
Baseball Tomorrow
MUN I CI P AL I'AltK
8 : 1 5 P.M.
ORLANDO vs. SANFORD
SPOUTS ODDITY
and Split puppy. Aniwere to
name of “ Ting” . Collar an
graved thte name. Finder call
BUENOS A IR E S —The
throe
734-U a fter 0:00 PT M. or TaL rjdiag Arttgaa brother* had a red04 daytime. |6.00 reward.
letter dav rrv n tly . Jose guiding
Ihg wlM in g bore* In the first
race at Palermo race track. Tedro
R E W A R D fox information lead- at La Plata and Manuel at Ho**
recovery o f email Boela one o f the leading
Orel
to
* • oountry, had throe
after the game...
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Phone «J5I
A g e 21
the two.
.T W O ’ 4-foot North Wind Meat _
3 IIKOItOOM house with p.ir.h.
rnse* with one unit
nn.l luilh room wilimut r*|uip* 1 (factnaliy r..-w; ..nr McCray 40- 1 10 B u i i n v i i O p p o r t unit i n
rnrut. lias deep well r*|vn|.|o-*l | , jlslr fta.t rrarh-ln rnrnl rs*r;
a
will, rh-rtrir pressure pun
in* Globe slicer; one llussman tJ irnm. K !i V.
f;,V aitd
lr;
ffUUU. IliiJudia g«MH| slink
9 Situalcd nn 3'V an vs ground neat rhop|«-r. Phone IIWN.
f U l u r t ’i.
I m u U' iJ ih g iowm ir
on Ml. Dora llnad. One car
SA/K hauling! Closing nut this
coiniiiuuily*
XXTitu I'. O. Dnx
gotnge. $:it)00.
***k very good heart pine—
P O ll 1.1'IIft'- and Dairy Farm chxc
Sanford.
2*4. 2xfl. 2 i h . 2»I0. 2x() tongue
ii,
on good
road, no
66 s
acirs
ii ,
nil
goo«l roao,
u r.
------------- Jk~
a»d groove flooring; hu ia fla g
partly Improved pasture. Im
.00 ton) some tin lafL
014
provements
sufficient
handle
LO ANS
mlnole Feed location.
16 (mad o f rattle -§ml 1000
laying heu*.
Pr«$|iff» Wfter
ItOMltOtV I lk liK W IIK IIK
l AM expecting one car load o t
.Ii*trilrtyftloti »y.teiu
PM iV At.Y is m i :s p i :( t i : d
c.al within the month
o 'f July
“
ill YOU It natural de-siro for privacy
fir my retail trade. Place your
rouin (••{«»• In efcellenl 4 »nrllin mot)cy matters I* strictly
orkjT now. Calhoun Coi
9IUJ
tlnn
with
servenpd porrbr«.
rea(>cc!ed here.
'Friends arrl
prny. Phone 72.
relallvea aro nut i|uestione'*
about your crediL
Your emIILACK eysj peaa for canning.
pluyer or (rusine** associates
Yd) gather and furnUli containwill not near uf your perxonul
ar>.
11-26 hushel.
It. # . I).
affair*. There is no cause for
» o f , Rux 118. W. H ra t 8t.
embarrassment.
or HEDGE SH EARS,
Itcaaonabla credit requirementt.
WEED
CUTTraiS,
No co-makera on money loans.
^ p^tp —**• - •“ *“ •**•
PERCO LATO RS,
Variable payment plans.
KO P A IL S —and other
f a m Il y l o a n
Phrwe *3
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'#F' Florida Hank BMc.
tw in*
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dnw-i
IH* II #lr
l low i l), Il\ !«*• Agie tira n l e g i o n f ••••»■*| hii-«di;»tl
a IW al’t" " u
lad! \|»m ? in tin* I sfiftr I. It ' |l ft M|ft
L.,r(M
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f lift* .till » b iflli'i ,| |*l|t l "f J
(Il
ftfolft.t.ll*
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•1$ivt'i * f •*» ball
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II
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SOUTREKN’S DOT Live Slock
!|dii\«*ri will mil hr limited t#»
t -Olllft K-IT. ING.
vm il lu
in «S a n f *i i il mily but
1.AW NS
m ow ed.
I!ra*nnal hI|iH»tigli«Mi! thr
»*tit•• county
days,
part
tin*-.
f.0ft
K.
6
th
St.
I
urrrcns, etc. Also for cattle and
l.rtcrs. Jerry laml, phone ’ 7ha.
—
* sll type* livestock. One gallon W H I T E gjrl — rrftnrd ami se ttle d ,'
" •
makes up lu .’10 gallons o f
want, juh trn.ling rh.|,l " - " ... y ; \ Pft’. I t T ‘ plan,, t id in g .,.,.1 •
■pray. $2.10 i;allun.
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it
w*« j|d * «••{
to repla* r
your
home
furtiilorr.
mrtihundUr
ami nutortiol»ile if *l» *troved
Hut >•«««» •l.«nT know what ihe
\erdnt t* going to l*e «n u law
*o*i iiio 'lM lii'
m|11v •r*fTl• \ oi
W A X Johnson** i<a*lr and I••in• I
wav Also (ilo t'oat and cat No.
Sriikniik L|rt“f L Paint f
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St. Augustin.- and t. a»»»«’» v ilb*
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XXIt.it would have happened it
« re-iPiit t jty u piobfi iiiiitual. The
Sami« and t* Men Im* e* hav«*
hud “ blood in then e)v%#* for dav-.
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Hull llu- b-ugui- ,.... .1,. u, lb.- ( 11. .-
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re*etitnteitt again-1 Htaitch Ivtc-'Mi
Theobald had the Uiy« popplnjf the rani* come* out.
The other n * H t. l . u U Sewell
up
nm|gruundlnif to the Infield
“ Old S h o w U * l ” U that imu-h ' manager o f the lliowti*. ia»he
nl| tlmiugh -the game i|iid was uf a showman, dlls -first tw o to tin- plate |c> nrgue nhmit a
never In trouhle.
games at huuur we re Mart yiuuruiu jyitrf, in that truce 1-0 game. did
T h f b ig bat o f ({Jackie Slack- performances.
Ibdui couldn't i e * i » i the urge
nun wu* working right again U*t
In hi* fin d , he held Chlrag.i's |g el in un the equuMJr
night u* he collected three fur Wh ile So * to tw o single*, u n j j
lie
sauntered
up. stuck
hi
fiv e ; n single, double* and a two U'uu U-2 o/l#r ti’lliliif spOfU w ill* fingeifi in S rw ill'j ilb** *
|U|k p ridulin* jgiHM-natnicU big
run hunter. Mayhugh caste aluitt • r$ "iMd Huho
ain't
Uur
playi ag 1la»ke in an effo rt to ltd the lower
nicely with■ two
buttinc
(with
»'*«» for three —
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i thin time, lie*# iust p ilc h in V
n cub.
Am]
the* « leW
m f l i u i o f . the
John* o f g f r i
in a run. H o a r toek IFu* apotlight
ii f hU* occurid
4 atari, he field ' howled. ‘ tic well >upptc ^« d 'n g i i n |f •. h t;»tn»w ufficial* paijicipating 1
f.y' xteallntr
g hT»mtff in the fifth.
tlte Ht. l.ouT# Utuwria n u n l i x I u u JLj -d u/f and t v c i > lim a* wu i% th<- wmk a i c i XT i to n g j i i ) J
The l.«»at drfunMvr play* o f the for nine inning# but lo»t a >iii
fine,
fr iie
S e in i iio lr t 'o u f ii>
gam e
s am e we re Itluiknmn'g t u n n i n g , ring l*u dud to Jaih Kraincj 1 ntd ll.d..) m«> nut pticb \\ » l
V . t i l r n , I I m i l r v IT n liV <t| I I I ' u n
Imckhnnd catch • f l.akc'» line in to innRig^
j ington l u l l i n ' prinuiiit ib.r ,tj
do F i f t h | i i » t r t r t ««*n *r i %a t m n o f
Mimsh to sei'ond in tin fourth and
lloUi leave* no doubt Ibui lie ! p a ie n ll) would be null*
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lloug'n unaii*Uted double | lay h i ih
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paled Hy Decision
Sftiifanl to tin* tuu» o f 7 In 2 un » |pitching mound, thr | »u y in tfi*«i|
A f«*M bail
l»\ . I.« nn.
irtiny, dreary nittnt, fivre lun j run# know * they'll
get
tiicii i>nr and .^ou-om i. at the plalr
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'money's worth it*K*rdle*s of hov . juwhiK i; out?
’ llow ingtoiM
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hox scokk
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til >.«!•( -w
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llut th.-rv*,* nn wu> |u i r p n a t i [
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|l l i l n ’) piirhing /rum hi* inneient j
W A S H I N G T O N — When 11•4><• color— a ittm t, h it blob o f coloi
Newsom returned to the
Wash- that the deadpan Senatms m rv l )
*
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i|in
art
Ington
' Senator* for the
fourth lucked
before
Newsnnt* cmiu
; time, u wag rhlrped: “ Old Holm'* along.
T h o rtlw .lrl
^ <i m t I a r n hack
" ' " I f i e r i * G r i f f i t h ’* trot | If an uppn.uig p i t c h e r c u r v e * *lt-O IJ O IU W C o l i C r S
him .'
.bull baffle* him al bat. Iliil II oI k ;|
FiVft Ii'iirl llim rlpu* 1 That II"1’ "'«>• "oW 1,0 revived step. uc1 1-*• the plate and «nitig*
^
* . . . . “ ' Q K ' t S , t„ ..0 |d Hobo’, buck ami he’* lejthuniled.
A sacrifice t*y th.
thi* town ‘ in the ■ hollow of Great Mull is applauded jp. iouillj
hand;'
us n homer nn bv some othe. |
For the fan* have gone simply plater,
gaga over the hugs'. .'tT-year-oid
lie’.
•nunwluit
.
super.iltl.iu*
P A I . A T K A . June* 3X— Up) - T h e Carolinian
^
who
lu lle d
t’otinic * lie touche* the tip* of ho
j l ’iiliilki* A i s leu* behind the five
Mack into releasing him *o he fingers to the bate d m alone
' A ' - I t pitehln*? of Johnnie T h c o U h r . could
catch on with a f i i . t * the b>*< h.i-e K m ' -as h* walklook n firmer hold wi the ladder I division club.
.out to t i e Ui\ ea-h inning it
; to thr firm
!»>• Urltin*
K v rry time l l o l n guc t to Ww *»«*'•
t'« •*!
Tuttle
In Wet Contest
R ickey Decides | thk
To Hold Daytona
Club To 15 Men ! r:fr .f
THE CLUBHOUSE
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
> MAN PRAISES
RETONGA FOR RELIEF
He
Felt
Completely
net tinvc Itt'cn damaged, lie de
clared. therclnre line district might
>«• mile to ship and another not
be ub'j. Soil • condition* are difI n c u t anil temperatures are d if
lerent, all aflectinic itrnde and
.piulity, ho said.
'I he name objection*, he added,
apply
to
size
grafting
a n .1
there is no uniformity of sites
prrvailinir in the dll lerelit dis
trict*. as on e' district may have
Out, Could Eat Hut Little,
And
U
*
Suffered
NO IIPAM A li c i t r :
I ‘ SOUTH I'A IIIS. M r.. «/!*» Mr.
ami Mr*. E lm ir Cuuiluiilg-i w n c
wrll r a il but it wa* not h>r dram a.'
Mr,', ('iwiliiliil^i wi'lit In | iij
land with her hudutnl who hii-l n
Rial rvnnued from n Ir.u l111.1l
If*,
| On l{jr ri'turp flip . Mi
t;umniin;> woiV a t .i ,I on her lift
arm. Tin* day Iwfuic . hr had fall
rn hut didn't realize until l*<>.-.
land hospital attendant* told her.
'a* she called for her hualwtid,
than pain *he was su ffe rin g »#>
due to « fracture.
Opposition To
Celery Fact Is
Heard At Meet
1 nniiKura 1‘r.m I’aar Oar
Worn
Tortutea
Front Stomacjt Gn», Stater
Mr. Teaford. F'eela More
In Year*
FLOWER POTS
acrcaite planted ns the total acre- i
aiio (ll.filfi) in the atate 10 years f
uiro.
Ml. Culhim summed up these
staslUtics by staling that with n 1
ctinind in the ' celery Industry
«ince ItldS. the industry ha!! at.most douhV-d. lie added thnt con
trol of price by crop.destruction,
was in his opinion ineffectual, ami
no? to the interest o f grower* of
htnridn ,-r to the public interest.
Hi' suinliied up fncts to show (ha*
in ItCtS on March 27 when lowest
prices, wen- realized, this w »* the
wrek wlirn only one-third o f the
m ip «n * shipeed. tlie remainder
hem.
suit
O P E N S D A IL Y A T 12:45 P. M.
Soy<*4n J
EL' Jk ?
Saturday Only!
Children— 09c '
Adults— 40c
M THI UNIFORM of tire- Human
N avy, L t. Nicolai U rrgu rovirh
Redin lbtcns Intently os Ins lilai as
I spy gets underway in Seattle.)
Wash. Pcdln is charged with al^
tempting to obtain secret itrforn a-lion regardirfg the destroyer-len ls’i
Ytllow itant.
(Jiilrrrianm.ul,
THE NOVEL THAT “ COULDN’T
BE FILM ED . . . NOW A
DIFFERENT, DARING M u ' j
Unforgettable
PICTURE!
M
to the brltr, with h llsrme Iml lom
m in '',
“ One of
lha grralr.t T \
plrture* I hare L
M
Bughf.1 , Polly Jr.ikint &
Mar Plow Boya
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LAWTON
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If
MODERN BEDROOM
( >liiHim ini* M u llein Suite, massive
'It’ siyn with w a terfa ll fro n ts , la r g e
pl.ile gin*.* interry, superb t|U alily
rinstruiliort .mil ca refu l d e t a ilin g
throughout Consists o f Bed, Chest
if Drawers, V a n ity, Bench and
N r;lit Stand
IEUMS
»
The Gypsy— Ink Spots
A big, inviting suite with full in
ncrapring construction thnt assure
you
rapl
comfort
and
lasting
beauty. Two pieces in a choice ol
long wearing covers.
•
BOUDOIR CHAIRS
.
Adil to the charm of your bedroom
with a floral patterned boudoir
chair. Deeply padded back and
cushion* for comfort.
up
Don’t Be A Baby, Baby— Mills Broth
l LmmwtU r « r N f l |
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f
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T/
^
tbdf IWoBm • Fr^A Fitlni
I Know—Glenn Miller
Orchestra
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I Don't Know Why—Tommy Dorsey
When You Cry You .Cry Alone—Wes
• Tuttle
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Plrwtni >7 HiUr VlUw • k rwwNot T%mm
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Added Entertainment
Carioon — "SELF MADE MONGREL"
METROTONE NEWS
Fcalttro Ttmeat 1tl9— 3:20—-8i21—-7:22— 9l23
Back O’ Town Blues—Louis Armstrong
“Man From Music
Mountain”
I
";As Time Goes By— Dooley Wilson
Carol
TZ
ip R iN C lSS '
^
NEW ALBUMS
^ ., •
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South American W ay-Carmen M ir^
anda
• DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM •
Friday and Saturdayl
Sunday and Monde
Dancinff In The Dark—Carmen Caval
lero
f:'
'
STREIT
CHAIRS
fort combination!
7 * » foomy, • manwith tilt bas« and
ottoman to match.
Tho famou* Strelt
comfort!
'
Blues By Basics-Count Basie
Gcttinsr Sentimental—Tommy Dorsey
Kostelanetz •Conducts
•
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•* t j .
Rachimaninoff Concerto No. 4
"Tbs Inside on Ja ranila
Otllnqnenry!"
“I ACCUSE MY
PARENTS”
—wIlls—
For
,
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. toffin The Bcffuine—Bing Crosby
Surrendei*— Randy ItoookH '
erer w en ,”
thrills!
Ournf.te,
• "
(Tilot'—Spike .louus
GENE AUTRY
Srtiley
,
Vi,-—-nt t . Tillm an, Nuvy vetrr’ ll of F'taurrr Kin. I - si • •_-»<;*lt a,
driver o f the International liuck,
-nil A rth ” r ' • " 's e r of lln tll.tm .
NDVV RECORDS•
D O U B L E FF1ATURE
e m t ln g
.
NOTF TO I’ ATRONH: It*j MllUmt won sn “ Oscar” (torn the
Arjrlrniy of MotionTlelurea. Art* and ttetriirrs for the be»t act
log It's I9U for h.« part In ’T ltK LOST WEKKKND.** '
M Y R N A LOY
D O N AMECHE
tad
of Public Instruction
N D A Y and M ONDAY
Ntl A iti«n..«tM1 I
tlMFtl (OUKHT Catl
comedy,
Florida.
lull information apply to the County Superintendent
Ur T r MrUaniel. win- arrive I
or ilit scene of thi arenlent at
thi same tune a- Chut William*
immedin'-dv pronounced M*. II idton dead. M.
Mr Adam . m ■
rushed b y ’ ambulance to Fctr.uld
lauirhton Memorial Hospital. Mat
in McAdams, hi* son, said that
hi* fattier had su ffered front.iC«»b
e* In" the forehead, but did mil
lelieve his injuries to I-- ^itimi* . .
*•1 MrA**am< rain e from W inter'
(■ iirdcn, Tiie>dy) In work for tb«'l
I tar tor rntnpimy nt Tenth Street i
and S n ” ford Avr ntlC -vhlt-ll . oprr»tr.J |>y lloy Pi it and at which |
M' - i" M-Ail iuts is shop l..remar. '
C rad y lludsnn, n war (•■ '••Ian.'
iln itril w«»r) with tin- rtitulunv |
'•••it a year ago urrutdihg t.i lfi*>
llritt and lived on West f'ir»t
Jitu e t near Mi nine, lie is sur
vived by the wiiinw and a . mall
S IN K S
THEATRES
ban
lire County Superintendent, Sanford,
Sfadjk Hudson, 25
Killed' In Crash
At Intersection
daughter.
P srk rd
** ..
or1 Snlurilny alter noun, July Sixth, in tilt’ office of
/
travels through water
time* ns f(t»t n« Ihrough
BRICES:
1946
( ’institution examination will lie lielil ut two o'clock
POWERED l Y A JATO (Jet insisted takeoff) solid fuel rocket. • radio
controlled anti-aircraft missile is off for It.* target, during test.* at Mo
jave, Calif., Naval Ilase. The Kun-2 (L ittle Joe) is normally launched
*--------■---•* —
-----*-—«
— • rockets.
(tnlrm atioaoi*
from catapult
with the -•*
aid of* *four
standard
M \n itlU . June 2 «. (/in - The
Spani.h navy t nhi> annotiuceil
the - ink in*- nf one o f it* sub
mariner with the tn.p nf tti men.
:The nniumoremcnt s sy s that the
olini nine ( '.( • *,uik after la-intr ;
r&itinteii h) a destroyer yestertlny '
i ff the Pah-arie Irlam l-. The de- 1
-trover was dninace'l lint iraclnd
|e»i i without loss of lif,-. The
accident occurred during m.-neiivers.
-TOI EAST FIRST STREET
F R ID A Y
28,
= Distinctive
=
For Your Home
•h »lin )tii
SPA N ISH
CO M PAN Y
JUNE
(1 1 = 1 1 1 = 1 1 1 = 1 1 1 = 1 1 1 = 1 1 1 = 1 1 1 = 1 1 1 = 1 1 1 = 1 1 1 = 1 1 1 = 1 1 1 = 1 1
Mil. T. I». T K A K O R ir
I'rum pled In try IMntign ltpcnunr so ntnny other
, railroad nifit ;tii* t-n-diling it with bringing them longHouyht relief, Mr. T. I). Toaforjl of Htitl.r» Klontlyke St.,Tampa, Fla., gratefully .states:
” 1 fell ;.o completely worn out il look nil the strength
I could mil der In walk even one block. I had no appetite
I forced fund down but everything I ate .seemed to sour in
my stomach in short order and I suffered terribly from
stomach gas.' I got little sleep and I had to start llit* day'
feeliny tired out. Constipation was so had I had. lo keep in the pa»l ha.* opened ft*w field*
taking strong laxatives, and I seemed lo stay full of and m arloti ami has h?en ful
lered by healthy growth. he astoxic poisons. I tried lots of medicines hut uotltiny seemed inerted.
to reach my case.
•
lie a!»n pointed oul that celery
"Thunks to* the- relief Itctonya brought me I now aerrsge. in Seminole Crunly hud
relish every Idle, am) eat more in ’oip* meal .ilmn I did in fallen fro m . &’.H00 acre* ' In Iti.tS
kKW acre* In . It* 10. and dur
tliri’e. I sleep soundly. I feel jn 'jre like my old time Sc#’ to.
ing thi* |w-riod Sarasota nc-mge
.than, in yenra. Kotungu is .yrand medicine/* **
dropped from I.S00 acres to
K(’tonga is inten.il.ed to relieve distress due to insuf acri-% hut that during the u m r
ficient flow of digestive juices in the stomach, loss of aji- period Palm Peach County plantpetite, Vitamin B-l deficiency and constipation. There is nut* increased from .ISO acre* to
r.600 arre*.
■
only one Ketonya; accept no substitute..Ketonya may lie
lie declared that thru latter
obtained at TOUCIITON'S DKUfI STORK. Sanford. Fla. county alniM had almost a* much
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PAGE FOUR
3ANFORP, f l q ;
T H E SANFORD
W E D N E S D A Y , J U N E 26, 1946
■■_ “
Gainesville
Kettles And Payne Slated To Face
G-Men In Twin Bill This Evening
Hanford Cops 10-Inning O pener By Score O f
9 To ..*! But G ainesville B ailies In 13th
. To Capture N ig h tc a p B y 5-4 Count '
The O le l) Fed* irlurn here
loniuhl
for
.tnelhrr double
header, their Ihlr.l ron*erutive
I win hill in three tla)*. Gratae
K rlllr* and Jim J'atne will
taM niiinai the G-Men. Thp
flr-l lill i« ,Utrd to *ct undrrway a| 6:30 l\ >1. nl Ihr
Mtinirip.il Dark.
‘\
ILMtltlH. llK i.lt. C A I N KSV I I, I, K, Iiiiib 2fl, (.H prclill-'
Mnmiifi-r
Kd la’vy’j.
Hnnfortl
Crlrry Fed* rnmc within an inch
of winning ihrir necond double
header in n< mnny dny* Inal
nittht when live nrrnml plnre
Florida Slat* Irasurfa capture.I
t,heir fir#l half of a twin bill
by u acorr nf I* to ;t hut dropped
the aeeom) tiff by u fi to t
munt.
Both halve* of the twdndiill
were overtime tilt*, thr flral
Koine 10 imiiiiK* and the aerond
lasting 13 frame*. Sanford rnck«y|: up »l* tuna in their half of
(he tenth frame in the inRial
content to rapture the II to 3
win *n.l In Ine « « « w l ene»cemeiit Snnfntd armed twlre in
their half of the l.'ltli frame to
hi .al> a 3-2 deadlock hoi the
tl-Slen came hark with* a three
run rally to rupture (be Minin'
rap.
Charlie IlijOnu wa< on the
Security Lumber Downs Carpenters 7-2 In Softball Loop
|| the B(ft score jj Robson Sporting Goods Noses Out
•KVrSr*
i Sanford Herald In Nightcap, 13-11
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H erald T a n g le s W ith Moss and H a y n e s &
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and a
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hill for |jiiufla,' 3h
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content
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,l1*- . HAW filtli .
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sntgte lialnrsvll),
tutu ntu «
Hit the
Error*: I.tire, Zd-tul.
in the MrtTarly, Kaiim, l'bit,k. Hi
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Int in- Levy, Hf-iit, J. Hniari
fil.tr, Tutlir I. I*ratt, l i l „
th ail* l.aa, h>UiT Hllrrrigao. taka
plulled Hlolrn !■»***; Till Hr, jTatt
play*! * Hr)ant l « Tuttle to t,»vy,
I.autl* t* Mt<‘* ll> la Ijfltat, Tuttht,» l a v ) l,*fi nti liai—i Hanfnit «T,
.islnrsvllle 7. Ila*e* on halls: off
HU*..n « Matirhratrr S Hlrork out
tty lh-**i>n 7. Alanrhratrr I. lilt,
" I t MaiwtiiM-tFr I" In J 1-1 tidnul**.
a, tun*. Wlnntna pitclur: (llssott,
ItfintliK ‘ [it 1Itf i Ni unrhr,t «■V. lint*
pltr*: tlnitfrry au^ Crwrltta. Tim,
of gam*; SilS,
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Tomorrow r-,rninx ■! Ihr
lak.lruot I'ark, City 5"fth.ill
l-raxur play fr-time* with Thr
Hanford Iferald
play lot* Ihr
Moss Amu-rnirnt. Company in
ihr opening rimfckl alatril to
start promptly at 7:3U o'rlnck,In thr wrrond half 'of thr
-rhrdulrd twin-bill thr Secur
ity-Lumber Company will mrrl
«he Iragur-lridinK llaynna and
William* Fprnllprr Company
nine.
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M U N IC IP A L
P A R K
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6 :3 0
P.
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GAINESVILLE vs.* SANFORD
DOUBLEHEADER
* J
Xaspet,
, jirunie through with ita netond
a 3* Ij'w in of dh* current City, Softball
- j league neaanii la*t night when
munt
V J J ‘ the iumlteimen defeated the highin the the Feil* while Hrhantrl placed
t ii i .iy tooti-d Carpwiter*’ Union by
nine G-Men on the sack* via
i II
t !a score of 7to 2 in a conteat
the base on bull route. Hehan Icl
3
I 1which m w Security nick
(veetch
fanned ntije Gainesville batters
* 1 “ Swnffnrd for u totalof eight
but Fulls sent 10 K,.i« down In
• a i hit*.
_ the same manner.
o J I
In the *e^pnd contest of the
Ruddy Ijtke led I he Fed attack
eveuiliK. Itolwon Sporting floods
in the opening 'contest with a M 'tu lr k
•' W a II «
came through with their first
T o ta l,
It i
S 3 * 1*
double and two *inglv. in fivvictory in four start* by no«inir
si —htt fur ll#*n<J#iriififi in 11Ih
trip* to the plalc. levy led the
out Tbe Sanford Herald - by a
I f—run f«*r I M il lit lllla .
iocnl* with a pair of >ingle* In
r —*-tiijfiA nut w l l « n ‘f f lim liy r Fiin 13 to 11 count. It wan the fir jl
the nightcap in six trips.
u rortol,
appearance of the Newsmen in
H n u r By InnltoM#:
X A N P O H I) ooi
ooo |o<» 0<y» J — < thj* loop thi# season.
<In In m T lIlr Itoii «<*! !»•« M O
3— 4
In the opendr. Junior Dyess
H u m U l l t t l In : IU p «h . U t f
. was uo the hill fur. Security and
I lm ir iln h t f, Z a « p f t , flilt# U t ir lA * T w o
» m »*M f ■:
I-ik f.
H lo lrn jbe kept four Union hingles well
tn-ai#: Hllv#ffniitii.
I'm l|f ! scattered Utroughaut the tiff.
ZiiH|irl
Hrhuiitrl, Pill It.
Security broke the woring ire
|«l«i> Kiituti t<> r#4iyni(iriu\ l^nfl hr * in the opening stnnin with o
Imt-ex
HHtofonl 13s U a l f t r » \ l l l r 13.
Ilafar on La Mu: o f f
9, P u lls ] single score. However, the CnrH» H lru rk ou t* »• jr H fh tn t r l t , P u l t t j t*enter* came back in their half
FO R R E N T
4 R E A L ESTATE W A N T E D 5 A R TIC LES FOR SA LE
Io
1‘ m i i H
L u ll; Z n tp rl.
W ln n lfic !<if the third frame to nrory twice
K l l t i . I j ir I hr iilt r h o r H**h* oil a pair of hit* coinl.ined with
MOORE farm mi Celery Avc kite IIOCHE In ur near Hanford on PLAIN
W IH T E
I) 1N N K I! I iil i nllri rhIr r t ‘ m|ilri*nw
f *r n r tlU nfjA 'S im|two Hectttll) miscue*. They were
Arthur Moure. Hill Hardware
electric Ills', at least 7 rooms.
PLATES — also CUPS and fi r » Tlttie* »*f MiitriF t B
'he only run* la Hied by the
Co. or phone 4M-M
Will pay f.'IkKM) all cash. Writ*
SAUCERH. A large shipment J
Or *cv Mr*. Paid Mutrs, Route
ju*t in ~ lel us tnkr care o f , The scientific definition hf a Carpenter, diiiing the engage
JiKHIRAHI.I. mom., one will,
one-Itox H7-A, Sanford, Monroe
your needs, HtsnLy-K o g e r * Idrirxle is a uniform falling of wa mentprivate bath.*- Hummer tale,
Corner.
fiouiK into the 'fiflh inning
Hardware Co.
tery droplet* less than one-fiftieth
Mrs. W A. /.arhai). 'iln Pink
Mailing by one run, the luinlrt’r*
of -an inch in diameter.
5 AR T IC LES FOR SA LE INSIDE Flat oil paint— I’ ylli, the
mrn punched out a pair " f bi<*
paint that cover* everything.
anil scored twice In take a 3-2
42" VENTURA ATI'IC FANS
2
W A N TE D TO REN T
S P E C IA L SERVICES
Srnknrik Glass A Point Co., 12
feud in tin- ’ Hill. I hrr, Ini*
II. It. PNI’ K CO.. INC.
Plunks 320.
mn| a pair of Union citnr*
THE H3*» Is prefernlile to lh« proved fatal ^for the Cnrpentirs
PHOTOGRAPHS
$Mt dcductlbl# collision ur Up ami Security pushinl ovui four
tire truly the treasures of lime.
act nutumohlU instirance. Gel Mill*.
They make idtal gift* for
nur rate* for yotir car* anri
I'eniilngtoo ami I i-e l*Ll
birthdays,
anniversaries
and
trucks,
M. lioyd ti Cm •
Security attack with a double
OR 3 liedroom home, furnished.
most *11 other occasion*. Phone
a single each,
Permanent residents, one lb
>>7(i fm an appointment.
I.IAHH.ITV Insurance Is imtsl and
6
AR T IC LE S W A N T E D
John Culluin ami Harry Robson
yeat old boy. Iltrfrrettee*. Phone
ROIIEHT L. COX
Import nut. Vnu kniiw wltal It
4H5-R, Muse IVtnnaek
1.1, fit's your ear,
would cost in tepljtco yout to ogled on the hill in anything
photographer
of age or condition
THE ESSEX STUDIO
home, fuinlture, merchamllrc but a pitcher* duel in the night
cap The Sportsmen jumped m!>
31M W slnd ,S|,
and automobile if destroyed.
i till- ) UI'IIOI STEIIV fubrirv A fine
Rut yott don't know what the the lend with three lull* in the
The Newsmen
ment. j sell* (ion in xtoek. It. S, llruwn, 7 Poll, Livestock, Supplies
verdict i* going to lot in n law opening f t ante
came imek with a »i-ig!e marker
I'ltune
2(0 1 Ninth Orange, tlilnndu,
suit
involving
bodily
Injury
in
1 UUY cow*, caiyes, yrartlnxs.
Fla.
death Gel oile<|U*te linl.ility in their half of the first inning.
R. W. I.onl, Phops
Rob*on added arm.her pair ui the
covernge.
,M. Roytl A Co
COUPLE desire* furnished apart* I N N M t S P l t l N G
11 - y - - 1 , , , g - ,1
second and two more in , Hie
ment, any sire, close in. Nn
springs, llollywiiud ImuC
All IldSTON Hull puppies. Ruhuw's GOING to fly ! Gel a trip acci third.
However,
The
Herald
.Store,
Phone
1015-SV,
children or pets. Call Mr*.
type*
mattresses
renovutrd
dent policy front C, M. iloyd tallied four time* in their half
Roberts, Ynldei lintel. Room
< all us today — sleep Irettei
of the third.
& Co.
8
H ELP W A N T E D
302.
tonight!
Uoiug into tiie fourth leading
Krhols Retlding & Furniture ( '»
The Herald by a 7 to f> count,
GIRL
4oi
soda
Fountain
at
Lan*
3 R E A L ESTATE FOR SALE
Honford Mattress Factory
the Sportsman pushed over six
ay'a Drug Htdde. Pait Uma or
Phone 1133 ond 072-J
run* off four hit* and two
full tlma.
ONE nf Hanford's better home*
j Herald error*. Thi* wn* all the
NE TRACTOR— driven dusting
scoring by Hobson.
W O R K "W A N T E D
machine 1110; One spray entt 9
LIFETIM E Income health und
In their half of the fourth, the
4H STORY home, f> rooms down
112ft; Due seed lied sprayer |13. EXPERT pstnllng of houses.
accident insurance. Non-canrell Newsmen pushed over three runs
stairs, one laigr room up»tuir*.
Alsu cloth, wiring, etc
Phone
nlile,
C.
M.
Iloyd
&
Co.
and continued to whittle away ul
Contract nr hourly basis. I’ li.
lw*i 'Clrf*IInI jmrthpw, Liilh mv>*f
"HI .1 Al Ikon p. M o r p. O,
12H.
moundaman Robson "Dor” Kpp*
H OSPITALIZATION
In
ilUNlflr iliiiHri
Hitl sljkju
Roi PP4, r ity.
took over the mound duties far
indiviilual, family and
M
inil ptil i aife rtions, Huir*hi *11In!
O N E James Ctlmsr Is looking for
The Herald and held the Spoils
Have ymtr portrait tnkrn at
C. M. Boyd A Co.
b y lie a u ilfu l o « k
tre e *.
Petr.yard work. House 1800 \V. 17th
men scoreless in the fifth, sixth
M l IIOLLS STUDIO
$6,000.00.
St.. Gofilsboro, Fla.
RENT A CAR
and seventh stnnxav Meanwhile,
22U Mrisch Bldg., Phone I15U
20 ACRES (Ivirdu murk land,
the Newsmen pushed over three
YOU DRIVE IT
Childten a' specialty
COLORED girl wanta part-time
tt acres tiled. Good well*. Price
PHONE 200
more run* In the alxth which
Job—3 day* B Wa«k. 703 W.
$H,000.00.
ri T d i i r i * t iir e h
brought the score to 13 tn II.
STRICKLAND-MORRISON
Ilth AnnU Wilson.
LOT located corner First 8t. tk t YEAR OLD STOCK-HAMI.INS
U-DHIVB-IT., INC.
In the fin^I half o f the sev
Oak Are. Suitable for filling
VALENCIAS. MARSH SEED JOB wanted as cook or makfT"8
enth, Kart tier beat out an infield
station or parking lot. -Price
LAW
NS
n
to
w
s
il.
Kraionnblc
LESS. W ILL SET, SEE AF
hit and advanced to second when
days, part Uma. 504 B. 5th St.
llll.llf.0 0.
prices. Jerry laird, phone 7HX- Wood was ‘safe on an error by
TER 5:0(1 P. M.
HAVE a fitimWr of beautiful
10 Buaineaa O p p o rtu n itie s
CRYSTAL L A K E NURSERY
Roy Krhols. Able» fanned but
lots III d«’ iraldi- lesbleutinl
F- W. SMITH
E X I’ EUT piano tuning and r Johnson tieal out another Infield
sections. Iluy now and build
G
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k
Y
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STORE
Y
o
r
sale.
I.AKK MARY. FLA.
pairing. 11. C liff Dresser. Ik roller to fill the sack*. Al Mc
later.
$4000. Includes good stock and
Millan then grounded to Pete
105, ML Dora. I*hone 2415.
IIE8T residential grocuty »toie in
2-manlle
fixtures.
Located In growing
EchoU al, third and threw to
Sanfoid. Stockt ft stun-- ntnl
GASOLINE LANTERN5
community. Write P. O. Box
Kike* in time (o ^ fn ire Kenner
DODGE - PLYMOUTH
gornt wd) in.ftikl.00,
IIILL HARDWARE CO.
1528,. Hanford.
at the plate.
PARTS AND SERVICE
SEVERAL snistl grove* and «iu30| K. First Ht.
The Hportsmen Imnged Cullum
IDS Palmetto Ave.
Phone
burban luune*. *
LOANS
for seven hit* and obtained a
ELKITHIC TOASTERS
50 ACRES Oviedo muck land.
single safety o ff Epps. The News
BORROW HKKH WHERE
ELECTRIC HOT PLATES
Tree killed.
13 N O T ICE S— P E R SO N A L men rocked Rolnon for 13 safe
H ILL HARDWARE CO.
BltlVACY IS RESPECTED
U ACRE grove on l.ake, 44 acres
301 K. Flrel H(.
YOUR natural tlaaire far privacy
OR $8 you can add to your ties during th# encounter. ,
land with 5 room house, garage
in monay matter* la Itrlctly
automobile liability policy. $Land uut-hidhllnK*. Price •11.reapected hare.
Friends end
000 medical payment for each
000.00, I# cash, bslsnce In 3 USED iron Hmr*w*f
ford
Electric
Co.
relative,
are
not
eua*
lionet*
pereon
accidently Injured while
years.
CITY SOFTBALL LEAGUE
about your cradlL Your em
a passenger in - your ekr. lit
Team
W. L Pel
2 8TORY store building on lot USED reiling
J lumber. Also (1
eluding
YOU.
C.
M.
Doyd
&
ployer or buaineaa asiudatea
Haynes A Wiliams
3 0 I.OOfl
12M x 104, 4 room apartment
months tdd heifer. Phone 710will
nat
bear
of
your
personal
Security Lumber Co. 2 0 I.OOd
upstairs partly furnished. Groaffaire. ‘ There la no eapae for
Moes Amusement Co. 1 1 .fiOtt
rary store fixtures and $1750.
fire
and
windambarrasimanL
00 stock downstairs, approxi SOUTHERN’S DDT. Live Stock
Robaon Spt. Good*
I 2 .350
You wRl save Sanford Herald
Reasonable credit requirement*.
Spray for spraying chicken
mately 11750.00 weekly busi
.0 1 .000
t/3
of
the
eott
.N
o
co-makyr*.
on
money
loans.
yarda, garbage cans, outdoor
Carpenter** Union
0 2 .000
ness. Price 112,000.00 cash.
the praMlum in
screens, etc. Also for cattle and
Itssult* Last Night
2 STORY apartment building on
annual
installment)
C.
M
all types llveatock. Ohe gallon
Aoctnity 7, Carpenter*’ 2 *
West First 8t. Two store*
Boyd A Co.
_____
f io * a M
make* up to 30 gallon* of Florida Bank Bld(. ,
Robsons' 13, Herald I t
Spray, $2.40 gallon.
Games Tbnrmlay
SAVE money on yuur fire, wind
Herald vs Mott
storm, automobile, workmen's
204 N. Elm_________ y Phone 051 1
compensation,
burglary,
lia -Security vt Haynes A WUllimi
bility
and other Insurance,
TWO t-foot North -Wln(t~Mr»t
T tH W ir, 'rase# wllK on# “ unlit
isn of Insurance.
• alxth1" —
FLOIII l>A STATE LKAGUI
Orlando
<14 22 .
HANFORD
40 27 ■
Hi. Augustin* ... . 3H k".i
IkeLurtd
Gainesville
lA-esburg
Palutka
Daytona Beach
Yesterday
:i, Orlando I.
>
4. Gainesville 3-!j;
(second game, 13 innings).
DeLand !>, Palutka 7.
Leesburg 13, Daytona Death 0. ,
H r h a filr l.
Total*
LAM PS
La m p s lig h t th e w a y to
lovelier, more livable
rooms . . . A large ae<
lection of table lamp*,
bridge and floor lampi
in a wide choice of
bases and shades.
Table. Lamps $6.65 up
Bridge and Floor
l-amps
$13.85
up
E A SY TERM S!
TABLES
Tablet for every room and purpose in
bleached finishes, walnut or polished ma
hogany in period and m odem styles.
*0.50 up
Telephone acta in walnut or maple
ft
- 4-ROOM cottage on easy pay
ment*. 7 mile* out highway
No. 44
$100 down, balanau
ISO per month for 05 months
with no interest.
Ksstnsr at
L o r Cabin, ^out# No. 1, box
ESTATE WANTED
.fflgbffiTkspa/"!;
HOMS lO A N S
>sl» you buj^W
or your own
y re-payment li
t like rent! Ws
week very good heart pine—
2x4, 2x0, 2xrt, 2x10. 2x8 tonru#
and groove flouring; basic slag
•5.00 ton| some tin le ft Old
Seminole Fxred location. .
YE SII We serve a child's plate
a l th* Red, Bam. Bring the
children—- '! Roy wants to eee
you. Roy Johnant’s Red Barn
RSftasrant, on Hi-way 17, 3
‘ mOee South o f Sanfkrd.
<
Lovely .card table* that also serve
as *fiye screen*. Flan I designed
lo p s en d co n v e n ie n t fo ld in g Tegs.
W ANTED: Rid# to Orlando dallr
ia
s p e c ia l
m V ic e s
<4rrs
Colonial Dr, Rm. 12, Orlando.
ILLlAMR, REALTOR
CARD TABLES
liquid C A P U D IN E
C. L . Brddir, Aeeoclate, 318 H
tit buyers tar your
List It with Strout
MUIer. Reprnentatlve,
k K e e -h o l e d e s k s
Beautifully finished nine drawer Ijnco hole
desks for living room, bedroom or den.
Mehogany finish.
ing. Now t l
feetion. Old
CsU
TO PAY THE'
OUR Jewelry:Thai
.TSS f t l
C. U. Boyd *
easy
I
«wi tt R<tar V 'W r » p*
84 daytime. ‘ $6-00 reward. u
v-y. •. ' — ; > e(*,Ju- •
OF SANFORD
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b -W TH E
In U n ify T h e r e s a S tre n g th —
To Protect U»e P u rr of the World:
To Promote the Protma of America;
To Prodore Prosperity for Hanford.
^
a
n
AN
VO LU M E
i
X X X V II
Big Four To
a Give Greece
Dodecanese
E sta b lish ed
1908
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IN D E P E N D E N T
t
D A IL Y
F L O R ID A .
I4ENVKR, t ub ,, June 27. i/Vi
-- A rrlminni imurttneni el . wo
count* whs relumed today ntai'i".
six corporation
charging that
they mn.'pitt .t in mniio(H-i /c n,
palladium indii,.!ty. The indurir}
j is nn Impnrlanl mil n r o f .trait*
ium raw material, for atonic
tsunito.
Five individuals
officer ol
the I Ipoiatt/.IK name.I
,il ..
vvere inuuted* h\ si fed -i.vl gtand
jury at IJeiiver, I'olo. I lie vlc-i*
_il. 1lcl4u1daiiL.-atg l Lh i i U w i . i -cu-~
I spiring In Cir.ilc u uiniinpidy and
II* |>t ires.
lie nil' • it-. importance in Iht ^
- .iti.mt (ll-M. *1.,. lit! Ltl V.*IIH-Il'llll
wetned' by Italy bcforti the war.
The largest of the 1:1 Islands is
Rhodes---- ... -------- -------— ■ ■ •*■
i\ . 1
In the Meantime, the foreign
ministers aro said to be consider
ing'the (lulgartan and Hungarian
treaties.
The foreign ministers have just
about 32 hours left before tneir
self-imposed dradline for the Ital
ian nnd Balkan treaties.
Thu
deadline was set last Saturday, rtrr.mu i t wntrr nrr pnured hv fiirbuMs mi flip fLiinrx mstiu:
* Russian Pon-tgii Commissar Mnln- |h® Murikip.il Ftny THivilltit Stnlrii l&tsind. N V TI iemul ifnl i-j
f t o v said at that time that lie !f»nimiitcr."S brllkTcn M.irtuUau oik! thr Island urfr temporal itv Mrdiul*
wanted to aire up the progre** *d n » t h P flirflglitrrx f o u g h t let bring H i p ' t u n i Lt^ridlon u n d e r * oijii o |
made by this Friday. And then, Iwn person* weir iwld to hnvr di«*d in tiro ilrr
ilutermUdoAlr
■
—**- , m -■ —
—m
laid Mblotov, he would be aide 1 to deride wMether to go nl wig
with the American plan tp call
fry a general European peace
conference on July 16.
tusst nlght*s meeting on the
Trieste i|uestion came in naught
The dnullock still prevail*
Mranwnile, one Russian brnatl
cast
ctlarged that llie won- *
hern powers are trying In force
^unilateral concession* by Russia
A storn\ of deflatter ntut dis Beacon
D airy Truck W a r D epartm ent I s lu
mmsnn»ni
,m
«,
_
.
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O
vertu
rn
s On Pucilii
sues A r m y ’s List
gathering over the Rig Fum
lerelgn minister* cfinfeii'tice In
H. Stenstrom Is Ihirty-Seven Men
Seriously Injured from Sem inole
In Truck Accident K i 11e d In War
W ith
3 Buys
Of
Dead,
I
f
t
f
r
a
U
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NEW SPAPEK
TH U RSD AY,
Basis O f Suit • Said
T o Be M onopoly O f
„ Baw M a terials Used
In A tom ic Bom bs
Road
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JUNK
27,
1946
A ssociated Press le a s e d W ire
NO
204
Corporations
Indicted For
Conspiracy
Fireboats Hattie Terminal Blaze
------PARIfy, June 27, </P) —
The
Foreign
Ministers
Council agreed today to Rivo
the Dodecanese Istniids to
Rreecc. The only Btrintt 'at*
lached is that the islands
tnust be demilitarized. *
The DodofcaniSc are L'l
islands in the eastern Med-,
llerrnncnn and were rov-
I'arl*^
t
S A N F U U I),
Deadlock on Trieste
Question Prevails:
Only 32 Hours Left
Before the Deadline
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W EATHER
( nmidrr.thlr rlutidinr^ IhU aflrrnoon Ihrotii'h
Thurvlj*. Srallrrril «ruwrr« and thandrr%hn«irrs tonlclit And mrr fYttrmf voulh thli
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Break Convicts L ea ve ‘ Bock’ For-'A rraignm en t
:r
w VNIIIM iTnV. June 27, UP>
tlajorllv I rader Allwn llark*
ley Jntd lht\ Senate today lh«t
FrTJould ellj-n.pl It. hulel il In
rinffniiiiHiti* -e’>.*inn mild the
Ol* \ t* n'ted upon. lUrkley
■e r .r l Ibi- notice alter Senator
F II
Moorr,_Oklahoma lie* .
lUlbliran. 1 ol *p"ken i .nrr Ihnn
three hums again.! the hill.
U A S I I I N C T I I X . J i i i i p 27,
l ’» \\ h it l u i n \ In - t h e f i l i a l
lim it:* u f t h e i i l ’A a r e U e k u i g i v v . i v m i l i t t 1( ' l i n k i n t h e
l ‘m it'tl N t.iip * S e m i t e . A s tfie
h a n d s u f llm e ln ek m o v e d
r lo se r I n w a r d llm ju ie e e o n jlr n l d ia illliip nl m idn iR litj S u p d a y , a IIe |M ililii'a n s e m i‘h i p l i m i t O k l a h o m a R o t u p
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In Hearintf On With A. K.. O f I . Or in Oviedo Will
Marktlinr Pa[l ’ " j *
Opei? Tuesday
T h e' Russian*, the \ugnilav.s,
Arrording In Hie lilrsl -*
Tbirty-seven men front Hemtonnd the Italian* are laying down
verbal
hart age*
against
the piirU from Orange Memorial lob (minty art officially b-t.
Mo'pllal, llrrhrrt Htrnstripm. by the War ftipnrlnient oi it*
maneuvering* inside and outsihr
a
v> ’ i t i - a l i s m t
S :iV ‘
Luxembourg palace.
\v||b I he who was- inlurrd in an areldenl >biiitm list -o| n,*nd nnd ml**b e in
,ni|d.-t.' harmony
)
eiyierday
afternoon
near
Cauls.
j
World
Wai
II.
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these,
2
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sen
foreign ministers still deauiocked
a v..
Russia.
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Of
Ille g a l
on the disposition of Utspuieti Is gradually Improving from a hilled In -acUot., || were no. M em bers
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the
minus
slate
of
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Trieste, the Moscow radio cm lin
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pfysieiane hate not bs-n od a* de-nil utide, Culd|, f.uw lull, Jewish I ndertf round ^Hutchison,
Schmchl
ed today that the stalemate way tending
, ti* '(V -W
\\ heeler Is P re s id e s 1
W I*tt
(Ilia ,lo western ,pressure tn form, able thus far lo •Aermine Ihe ,an.l one wit* wounded and Isles
1 r.
'■* -ippareriity
rxleiil ol injuvlri to hi Irfi iisird.
(ie t Lonjr Sentence.4}
And O thers Called
. t Iconfessions by tne Huvn-t Union- knee and flglil frul
O
f
Bank
(
apital.■. . ' beimi I ill*
* fr-eIbdj men
he died in .• tun
the Russian broadcast went so
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In I , *S. I). A, .Mori
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i/ e t l
M
S.TD.fMMMHI
far as to uso the ugly worn lure of the right ankle i« also o.-duly stnlu me- lute-1 in llm \ | s ' tt i t- tu t 11* i i v i > i
I* •it =»
f* ‘ *in
lielirveil
lo
base
been
siislained
•’blackmail."
report.
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Hri berl Hlenstrom. ill >e“ i W'. Iliadhui), William I’ lliihrni.in,
goslavian deputy nrvmier, ha*
frjjUu / aif i l .run
• \\ il-*if» iitv*, it k£c|itjhlteiiii.
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f"! i t. I*11i I x 11 a
■h ” litill h*’
i *flh .i ft i« t ■>’
Alvin M i nil in.*. Hugh 1..
taken an nll-nr-nothmg aland — old son of .Ur*. J. W. Halibirry j .
in pjiHon
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just
It.
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M* ,| •* M I MM.I*
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Yugoslavia must ham Trieste. of Fifth Street nnd Myrtle .vw,- I oil ilia. Tommii Eultn*thmi**-. John iron* I i* jUMi.t Im lift- i flirty
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Will*.
Floyd.
Eugene
Hat
His country, he saya, wdn't ngreo j nue. received sei log, |t.fl leg IUrnney.
lilt* Jew*
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^ t o any proposal for joint cim- nnd ankle injuiie- and sufforeu i rif* ; Juki
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kr**l> i hem
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Italy.’ It won’t agree to Inter*
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nationaliratlnn. It won’t accept
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ath
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any settlement by a «M-nation 1H
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Will? |IT" 'irarilU toV*«ltlH'M1”, pi to 111! to*Ha
peace conference or the United
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Nations a*aeinbly. The Trieste frurk" ver .’T t
.111kIU*11■t > ..til. Pp .. . man •
It ..
question, instils the Yugoslav - , r .h T
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Kenneth It llrll. I.utber
fii^h
foreign minister* in Relgrade’s »h . c !>.<Teeuing west * about „ M
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In Rome, the Italians are both ror^
‘ rt't"
m ‘i T . " ' T . - 1" ' 1
1- Hrowm.g
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for thr ride with Ural and LainJlirk \
fJi||..n Jitine: W
Li ♦ |i*ma • t.j t|. . titialini! has
defiant and resigned. Italy, it mufjr
-urging.
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'on their milk ilrhvery run»
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•a is lieirig said in Rome, tins re- (inminngp ami Deal were bruised Frady, Uurdon W. Jnhnaoii. K arl, After ti e r.il||*ili|», tile liadfi the |,;.t;rja,..| oft tie,. Leyiiai | n. Fir lijuhl ( |fiTTiHft iliifilig nrjjHfu*!
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1.Mill? " f
Y'tik i i!v #im k hiF^-h li tain SJHVl*
• pented har war-time sins and
T. Myers, and Fhiiilte F. Wycne.ionlerrd the turn
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t'»* ntuti«l
O'
Uv i
m* 1s t n l ( id lir v ji
tlis* mi* m *film/ httfc
anti
now descrvei hattar of, the Allies and cut* to smite extent but re
diluting, o f death wen re portml pare, uhtrb they >tt<l witlr mil, .’ ltd M ine I'i.itnirk of the oil- vr"tiiIOlihi: I hr Fn1’i*i#*»!* |» -It*
fk*' It.lfik
Hi
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ceived
no
*cri«us
injuries,
fl.
it.
S lu r III' i i liin
istrn im*
|*1U • 1 . . r
cnnterniiTc.-Rn 'lrri I .A. flyson, |„ry precision.
than to be deprived hf '
eilor,* '.Itire m.l F F tlr-illtiri I "I l.neknonod II. * -in ’ itf’ |ll.i I t 1.,.|e . it. {toll,, m F
•14* **1 ♦| **!**> 1
Smith
and
Fail
Shull*
terelvcd
.il
t-_
of
li
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<iu(ja
Irt
lull
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Meriwether Jr. Wil-*
An exciting
ami Islria. Rut th« ncwspapir* J ..
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,
srenc fiillnw**
M s. s i l l ,
IT
f the Fruit amt Vegeighle Inn
iepii-netu.itHe
VJ 1 . • s a
1
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\
L. |.x
are picturing the Rig Four o* Rome
th
nt upon^ rtc**on
kin HI i * It
IKt (rill Ill'll t I'1’
and
arrival ^llnpr,,,
found li" " ’ 11 l * '" '1” " ....
w''un',*•
-f the ............ .
ton, I .1 Mil.
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wJ|v I
about to tear Vriesta from Only.
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Herbert .Stenstm,,, and Donald
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•I‘ A lullorly-phraaed editorial In Deal lying t.V the roadside and !
t
t*
M illi* ri
In >elative. f « h « - «*• fjlir**! i inf
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one paper today described Italy a crowd, of persona who had
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JA* KSONV1LLE Juru
27 -bVi -rhiiet, turd to ini.-tv.-ne. I'
nt i in
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Malls r
Mt Uu’
as stretched out on a table gathered, trying to lift the over- , lh< first riun| b t» listing ,.f
L*■Mki,!1 »* If
vrn.tsuccemled ur I . -leg ....
mill*
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I af r I
ready lo be cut up — for (he turned tcuek oil of Uewey Cam- Army dearl arul in. ting in worblembraro.g t h . pa..... .
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aolr purpose of_F’llL
preventing
Sarah Martha Smith I
r .
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'".” "", , the mage who
puinul under- W.I. two rrV'asrl
I. t-Jav by f I IPtU'J
1*1 irt
surgeona from coming to b l o w s
",
the Wat Imparl 111.
-Imw- that
* V m.lrtaiy "-u.i
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aI -11y *4 If t i l l
amt
rutting
on
raeb
other.
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On
W
t’tlni’sdav
^ in d cutting up each
r the lowest s'«ll are rubieit .......o f...
• i'lltfi ' h»ipi
PITIVD ' it
Arrnriling to Mr. hmtth, it Fli.fi.lH had one
iDinHf"l* » *U‘ Nltfinii * Ml!
^ Iri almost every other quarlei, ( (aok about lh,re-i|onrtcrs nf an death rat., ..I the to Uni. 2 03 I'M) by the Rrillsb
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f
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Uouble and dlacord remain Inejhour lu-fore the truck could l * jier cen..
!
I ■•. In
pl.IT l nit- .... t - . r u n g s
most
marketable
international lifted enough so that Oaminage,
!hj|lavir<.
....___ Ih* i . .■ .ti,,, t„nes ■h” 1 ■>' 1"" ” 1;•1
; 1” , Dt’liunds On W e a l I u t
Of the country’. IOK-.7H Army Kvr>>" ,,i,rkV
t >d meal in re taurnnts fur
item.
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lying in n welter of hmken milk drad and missing. '-.MO rasunltie*
l.attge inav I«- d,s.pj..Hllted.
The delegataa to the United botflcs, could l«‘ removed. The were from' FloridB. Of those ir«n
InUr , -Is l.-lng from ,. |... *... f rl>; ll"
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h i m :Nl. J.H.i
flu . ti,..,ral lb liinraiit A»*oclatNation*'Security Council tn New three
boy*
were
rtuhrd
to 1,72’ were killed m action. 226
f hIhiiM
a
r itd tn
l i r t f i i l i l( I •It pend
fc!M\ii *! y ■•« n l fi.e meat famine had reA. .n*
M elted
York are holding- fhatr heads Fernnld-lotughtnii Memorial Hos died of wounds, seven of injuri**, D ollars
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after yealtrday’a acrimonious do* pital where they were given while 1.282 suffered non-bnltio
it I n nte
l o O b tttin
S i l v e r ,»nd II redm-iun <-f *».*»t,IKS- •iIm*fn, eatene, but that
typhoon Sf if u f ,
bate on tha Spanish latue, The rlrat Aid by Dr. J. N. Tolar death*. HevenUun Floridians still
' from In bum a day to nine I., ur |in>l In v««iN
may !*• it nt» V ilk ! I4#H- * 11rtf4".
,1m „,.|«ni'il j* gm ii additional
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heaviest throbbing la the realisa and pr. C. L Dark.
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A ll ih.t ttv.- O’ i.'Fy m.t.r.rry com
are -listed ns mlss'oc, whllr 201
F«, I h r f-to»
NEW YORK. June 27. UP»
L» Midi t> ft i <t|tt llll Uillli, j'*hfl Still11* nf ' iitL’i i It leiplllc* ■,
tion that Russia’* us* Of Iho
Herbert Stenstrom was given have been pronoun.H dead after Money seem^ to have n miluml —
— in .1
millet
;d ■'' 1 *'
b,
ptare-s in fuel, are no
veto haa become nh over-power aeveral blood IrsufunUm* and wax n lapse nl nt teas! p year.
Snitlli t*f
AMI111- ill I (’C1tun
aptitude for melting nwny tit intriirlifl( |m||_s| try iht* Hr<r * Lur>'
*“
Ib,-t . , off 'ban the Imu.ewives—
foMl
,
Hunt*v
M
Sin
it
ii
ol
.lacki n g weapon In their deliberations, then taken in the Erickson Am
t.r i ril, tneat cither,
Ihtd<> county led lh>j aUle in front,tof your very ttyes. Rut Altrirult )K! ,11 l*» ill till**, Plfr tlul sonvitlc, William F Smith of This ide.ii rimdilinn u eXpp.lf.1 : ,(,^v
lu Athena, the government.ha* bulance to Orar.go Memorial Hos the numlwr o f Army men lost In
wh<1|r ,n|,r, in
York the photi,-engraving Vfjllffil* rtf » *'ltsFV ■Li Ij** n!li|if>fft New York Sin to; four g,an>t- for ntdy a few umamlng dnyari ,!r|nt|r r i
pital,
aa,
according
lo
Dr.
Tolar,
announced that armed clashes
th.* w a r
with n Liitnl nf W)1 , inmrd of trade 1* going l” help fn*m KleriHii. if 1fir- |rfiputori children; tire mother, Mr1,1,1 .......... .. T J - V ' T
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industry ... nti.med to
R
there
was
no
be.I
available
for
m/ukfln ,* aiT,r**rnrnt If M|iJifii'.*«J
tlicyV
between extreme left and right
* r 1*11 iftrti-i L*rm4r*lly iliat rimtinuation
S ' " * ll*■ fP|ff|«rra j.lt.1 ^Itl( |»»*f«#-lift • »|(L II. Ilcitil nf Jacksonville; fntn lu IhimIIi* Ui**
forces continue, with ten more h*,n *1, the-local hospital. Ser Ihrval came next, w.th 392. Hilt*...........
"f
..f n |- A .....trol rm i,-a t would
borough
third
with
361.
P*'lk
!
!
,hp
‘°
^
n
the
jn
|
*i*tcr*,
Mr,
Minor
Harding
*.f
ious
injury
to
the
kneecap
and
wind
M f, 11ttUrtft ’inti Irartrtl
per>"one killed in m e n t days. In
t,nt . 'briny no re i—f in tne (amine and
Florida I’ rnvtnce, Mis. DaU) llnnrnrk * TI
Li\v
tliibl flu___yd, the Japanese complain to the right ankle of Stenitrom f 'nl.ihx7 nUh 8 0 V P'1 ° rnnK° tM h
Tok>'
You see. .liver dollar cunl.ir, crrarnl uro'lurtiaM of
•f
, 1( w..<d«l increase black market opof Frnnri-, Mr*. S Perry " f Rplii»»■ win!
i mi
that they have appealed to the was ‘ reported hy Dr. Tolar.
W'! .
„
silver nitrate. And silver nitrule rrl«*ry fft=rn mi iihtiiml uvni
Mibbed 1*'
The accident was investigated
Uurida—with I It 1 "1 percent |B on# ltf ||,c i|r„is essenlinl it. 3 .0 0 9 ,Of-ir coil,-- of rej*iy tltarrn^ ; l’rl»n sli* and Mr
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i iV r in t i c
r 4 fj u l
Allies
more
than
a
doien
times
r”
Highway Patrolman o(
i •.i l ' - p l . it
Major poker., in Omaha, Net...
nf (do
th- (H)pumuoii
popiilalii.ii ,. coniruiuifinuit
conlrlliuteil ] H,,. juifiiD
phnto-engiavmg
proee-.s. nil*
Sil* the earl, tinrtics tn more than 7 " f In '* ■"•vH". and tw”
for a apeed'up of repatriation* li^
If r State
«.•
rn^iiiviftjr prT»rp’.».
. throjiab
tie
f - i i n ATnty*i;v,'r
Jviott*. Amt- 'nitrate
^nltrntn Is1- Ju*t
tnit what
U/khf the B.OOO.nnnr irate, TnlPtr. and . ti- '* hrr». ' W liey llr.nt nf 1 afntti t ,|>n>. , W)j, j,r -li ipal-'tl b .f i.i- 1 .ml _ c ration.. Were off 90 per
____ Xrom Ruiuian-controlled territory, ]l. .fc. _Ilouglai- Whu
r-n rim r-P____
«rf? n r .-r~the
word.I be j " '’’l Whaley ileail of locks,.,1- it na<: e* over p-.palated . land . . n, *11,1 InynBf* *'f worker* vvere
to theaccident from DeLand In p^^ounpi. o f jy,, t,.taI Army dead indtislry does not have much of Minted 7 IStUlOI. c a fe
without much auceeaa.
the absence of Patrolman L. F
.Weather i more important to de.rida-d n* •’n-inendou*.*' Union*
.
-,
,
... ,
In Melbourne, Sir T h o m a s Render, who waa o ff duty tar and missing, | 16 10*4 per cent at the moment. In fact. says the the total " f the 1940 season.
H e V .,1 eh,*, celery was the
b""cNd arrar.gdmcnl* w ll be the first ot. ,» lend, te I .’b.in in Ihe meat ficking industry gave
photo-engraving board, auppllec
N ia m e y , former commander of th* day. The milk truck, he went from Florida
. . .
. . . n op nm.nunrrd
t.y
Iq,
l.rirk-nt, to ll.e one main wale,. If on - , m--ndp-rs permission to perform
are so short* that many engrav third• mn 1 valiialile
regetalil*
Australian arm. says that
fnvorai.lacnditinn*
delay tin nil,,’, task-, titan ihetr regular
ing plants are fared with a shut In |h,» state, and » » , rerilered Funeral Home nt a later date.
Australia and not tha United *a|d, is a 1041 Chevrolet and
la open at both aides. Th* truck,
first test t>"* inrtg,Vice Admit.il assignment in an rffrttl to keep
mostly in Seminole. Palm Rear',,
down within ti week.
State* ahbuld control the big turning over on the curve, made
W. II. P. Rlnndy may >nd,i the ,tFmany tm th* jol. a* posaib'-j.
t
That’* what led to the board’s Berneot* anil Orange counties,
naval bate built by America on a complete flip flop before landiindt i -’ ill* * test t h i ti<«I tut
In many areas (be meat shortdecision — to melt down silver During the early 11*20% smaller
SPY TID A L
Manu. (aland In th. A d m ir a lty ing on ita right aide. Occupants
iiuatiioi was describe,] as
dollars to get the silver nitrate. growers <.f 1.7 In 20 arfc* preSEATTLE, June 27. (/Pi
Tim
of a lumbar truck aided in gut
----------------------------It sonnils like u drastic move. dcmjrialed be said, but ih<. I tend prosecution presented a key w i t * Ik. V'
A •** «
rft
a« a
1vt-nr h»' iha,i tlie wrist days of meat
ting - the bogs from underneath
. . . duri ng the w ar-and
I’llIL A U '.L P W A June 27-f/Pl Rut Hilh that precious ingredient o f late ha- Iwcn to larger growers nc*s tofhvy to the trial of the N a v a l Ship l o M a k e *
the car, he *ald.
with no prospect for improve*
— A fire In a south Philadelphia from the silver dollars, the in of 100 ecu1* or more, he declared, Russian naval Ileutenant
Nico
Cruise On St. Johns'!ment in the near futut-i.
home early today coat the live* of dustry can tnaka moi-e dollars who can afford more la|a,r sav lai Rodin — win, |g charged with
thi-.-e young aistats. Fireman found to replace the one* melted down. in* machnrjry nnd require Ics, espionage and conspiracy injainri
tho United Slate*. The witness
The (f.S.Jk SFC.79 will moke a
tha body o f lfl-y#ar old Mario And they aay a check with the profit per crate.
was Ifprherl Kennrdy, an engl- cruise On the St.’ John* Rivet\I In tfie middio ages, brides carW ASHINGTON Juna 37,
Cacnit* with her head and aim* .federal treasury official* shows
nrt-r for Ihe Todd-Parifir Ship- Sunday, l e a v i n g the dock nt the' •''{ «r wore wheat ear*, and the
mating on the window*ill of her there’s no taw* against melting
tral Eiaenhower wanr
' r a t io n d h k a d
SANTIAGO. Chill, June t7— sacond floor badioom. She had the silver coins.
. .i
, f f„
nroineritY
regular Army to have
LONDON Jun, 27 (47 - I'oli yard*. Kennedy te»tific l that the. band jn-ll piompUy at 10:00
tVF)—Juan Antonio Rios, president been overcome by amoke ns aha
s o, w eat nve^ th*
lira! writer* i.rclict trriav that Russian naval officer cultivated -A. M. It is an.i. fpatcl that the
LABOR CANDIDATES
h**1 0V9r lnm
uf Chill »inc* 1942, who waa elect
Britain- wli' ratine bread stallin'* hi* friendship for « year and .kip w{ll l-e nut f^r M’ proxl- «• "* l!T,,,n!, 01 W
•
. r,< '
,, , M
• '.V,
ed In a aweeping victory of the
C on tr.u to .!., U
July 2L They *aid the dudrion than began a campaign tp gel matcly f. hours.
_ __ i*« o f Hosalie, a gej 18,
AUSAULE FORKS, N Y., June waa made *» a special cahlnm him to divulge confidential in
Any former Navy i,m;i Mint I
....
,. .
laftiat popular front, di«d today.
i
number of regular >
Carmalla, l l . war# found liudto a total of 60,000.
He waa confronted wjth an Inter
toiather on the floor near 27—{/F>— Rockaull Kant will b* maetieg.and it will lu announced formation about radar and ship it Interested in Joining the Naval
national crlata i vaulting from his
r bed. The mother and step the American Labor Party candi In Common* later today. The firm control. Tile witness said he Reserve;. V-toP". -active or in- | Fs-ntinine fret in New York
country’* ralattou* with Axl* pour- father of th# victim*, Mr. and date from tho 33rd congressional Writer* noted that th« dite coin* finally agreed to give Lieut. active, fir those now tn the Rn- |City average 10 and I0tk in ala*,
era soon after ha took office when Mata, frank Caatorla, jumped from district in New York. Tho artist "ld»d with the d*v the n*w ration Redln the Information oqly after serve life invited to be prvseni |Ihe- largest In the country, with
the United States d n f t i i f i M
room on th* third floor after and author will oppoa* th* present bonk* do into effect, for the naxt making up hi* niimt to first It ^has been Ve'uprated that tii se those of th* middle weat and w »*t
with Argentina, was
y attempting to reach Ihe representative, Republican Dean ywar. The basic bi-tad ration was contact the Federal Bureau of peraoni'who at* Interested notify coast second antf the south stnalb
one o f tho ship'* officer*. |e*t,
“*’'
■* f - • - -—
Investigation,
•
Taylor of Troy, K. Y.
Mid to,be ton Otmce* a day.
•
Three Young Sisters
Are Burned to Death
Eisenhower Wants
60 Thousand Officera President Rios Of
Chile Dies Of Illness
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I I I E 3 A N I URL) IIE K A L D , S A W O K U , F L O R ID A
PAGE TW O
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have three new
8AOs P A U U ), llraiil, (>f*>—'This hrulem hotel
fast-growing modern industrial building*.
and
T H U R S D A Y , *J i)N 't 27,
log, a license
two
Ju st a Few
M o re D a y s
. to S A V E .
D u rin g
T m s f o n id
*•8 2.79 ..
.
W A L L -T O N E
—
—
- 1—
1946
I'itO.M OATS TO IIKANS
MIAMI. Kin.. i/IS — Between
«i-n«nn« the IlisU-lth taring atrip
i. ini>d n« a veifetalile gnnlrn
After the rinsing of the trnek in
late 'April for training purjHix
the running Mirfarr I* rtivere
with n Inver of atrnw, mid plnnteil
nr l*e«n> mid walrntirlnn*
- V— qptire prtoces* by the method that bisMul. It
H i n t s T o H o u s c w l v e s . ^ r ^ r , - T X u ^ . >S o , ' ; , »•“ ' > ’
Weekly from Home Drmoiutratlon mixing, rDtng, kneadinjr, and bak°f *
Specialist, Tallahassee
i»g.
*---- ...iv o
■
He aure you have a relial le re f .
BREAD-MAKING
cipr,
follow it carefully to
Aa supplies of bread have be- nvoid fai|ur„ , nJ. waste. INpcrt- ‘ ,.r„MnTn,
come abort in atores and bakeries,
cumoinmi
►
^
t u
n
^
e
T
s
^
^
S £ l 3 !s a H f f S »
U
LLOYD'S SINCLAIR
Service Station
M,n>’ ‘ ’* rU of * !* ^ r d*ro^ ' " « i m i T «
-. , V
,
.
ii . ot flour tu mi* into the liuuid
n^dwl for an adequate .Hot d|ff#r, wUh dlff, rent t>„ rh,.. J,nd
or wDrlher potatoes and other r« n l*. „ Uur.>d properly only by
fooda may Ire used Instead for. the ' ‘feel- of the dough. Finally.
satisfactory ■meals. Firat priority lautrinuer tnat rolla take leas time
on bread ahould go to growing to n'-ke a>
v
children and heavy laborer*, es- way than baking loaves to provide
peclalty those who must carry for oru or two meals when bakery
iuAcfif*, and to low-income fam- supplies are short.
lits.
| » ne following
bread - making
Thin consider whether you can points are offered by-home econlive the time and attention necea- omista especially for beginnets;
aX
.i,,„v,i,.J .
,, ‘i .
down
wjth
flour, do
„ ,|Jor{,
former 1
nmj u
j„ K #nj
rising. '
rising—u
com plete
l-irnrr,
ALL W O RK G UARANTEED
MOVII PRODUCE! and director Leo
McCarcy, photographed while at
> work on his latrst picture, has been
rated by Uncle-Sain ns Hie lop
money-maker In the United States
In ltftt with his earning* for Uiat
year SI.I13.Ci3X •’ (/ntcrnalional)
But to make life more complicated, every
body teems to want one of these grand new
Patkardl. Over 65*1 id the people out to buy
new Packards are now driving some other nuke.
For months*wc'vc been hoping to present each
and every one of you with the new Paikardt
you've ordered, and have been waiting for so
patiently.
la it fall, the outlook was good. Packard was
confident it would double its pre-war output
in 19-16. (The fattory is equipped to turn out
far more than that.)
Look whal hatJiappenedl
really roll.
Anyuey..you cju J tp iu tL n u jh ii:
rnoUng only nine J j yi In the fmr quarter of
"
In tho meantime . . .
Our friends have kept calling us up and asking,
''I Icy! Where's that new Packard I ordered
weeks ago/** Many of these are old friends—
Packard ownrri since 'way back.
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IN
Carrots 2 bci» 17c
Dear People:*
AIDEO BY HIS DOOS nnd ■ club, rancher Adolph Bufe counted R2Q dead
rats after a .lay and night battle that began when he sighted the drove
headed for the chicken house op hit farm near Sacramento, Calif. Hastily
emptying feed hopper* and substituting a quick acting rat poison, the
Stitcher sow the rats dive into tba pobc-nrd food. *
(International)
.
As fast as the factory ships cars to us,
do everything we cart to deliver yours
earliest possible moment.
this year.
O P
SPECTACULAR
S A V I N G S F OR
HOME AND CAR
One of these days, the shortage of-parts and
materials is b«ond to ease sip. And when it
does, those'twin-assembly line* at Packard will
lltrn came material shortages. Parts shortages.
For reasons completely beyond its own control,
Packard was able to keep its assembly line
SH
IT I $ A L W A Y S
I fullest, it’s gotten so we hate to answer the
telephone or look our friends in the face. B u t...
Your patience will pay off!
l u b r ic a t io n
P O L IS H IN G
*
W A S H IN G
W A X IN G
TIR ES RECAPPF.D
F L A T S FIX ED
S IN C L A IR II C and E T H Y L G A S O L IN E
S IN C L A IR P E N N S Y L V A N IA nnd O P A L IN E O il
W H IT E G A S and K E R O SE N E
So. we hope you'll he patient a little I
We're doing the Inst we can, and so a
folks at-the factory!
W e , M c C L U N G nnd R IC K . » r r m o vin g our *lto|>
Bnitpreof msUt. Sturdy
and eomforUbls. M*s«urt*
only
Inch** whan
folded.
lo Lake Mary where Wr have is. much larger
place than we had In Sanford. W e will now be
able lo handle more F U R N IT U R E R E F IN IS H IN G
for you who have called upon us for this work.
HARDWARE
SUPER
VALUES
PRICES
SLASHED/
Plenty of Bounce I
If you will phone Sanford 1140-W. our tem
porary phone number, after 6:00 P. M., we will he
glad lo call upon you and give prices nnd advice on
finishing or painting your furniture.
Cobblers 1 0 35c
Quantity Bights Besetvod
Ptieos. Good Thtu Saturday June 29
rotvitocs 5 ib» 25c
W e are adding U P H O I.ST E R IN G lo our service
Texas
Hnowhlte
Cauliflower
15c Onions
ib
Lettuce
Approved by U. S. Lawn
Tranls Association. Perf*etly bsi»nc«d. teenriUly
2 ib*
15c Pineapples 2 i°' 3‘j c
'ink .••rat
Fancy
t'al f. t -fle ir
A l« IHf MAU WHO OWN5 ONf
Yello*
»•
12c Lemons 3 ibs 33c Cantaloupes 2 - 17
Hd
US*t*4.
Hni*wl *U#
BELL MOTORS
SANFORD, FLORIDA
P H O N E 495
ttVATCII TOIl ANNOUNCEMENT OF PKUMA NRNT LOCATION ON LAST FIRST STREET I
llay Mlllaiut. In Paramount's "The Lost Weekend." rrrrlvr*
sympathetic advice from Jane Wyman and Phillip Terry.
At the KITE Sunday and Monday
Fur Kuie t-aunil«itng
P W P f -v
HAUL ROBINSON
YOU'ftE A MOVIE STAR.
S U R E / BUT WHAT G E r£ I'
ME IS HOW YA MAKE
THOSE LCVE SCENES
■ lo o k : s o r e a l - p
T A K E TM A T [
T O R C H y fj
|PART.- IN C
Y O U E .L A S T
i
•LIKTE THIS — P R E T E N D YOU'RE
MV LEADING M AN - A J V ualtJ
^ ^ V O L f R S M A D q------- A B O U T ME -I- -
p i c t u r e /*
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This Week's Five-Star SpecialI
B lu -W h ite 4
Clrana A Million Things
O a k ite
CAME C A
THEN
THE
2 7 t
t< 11
i .
Eatly
»•
H ifhny v
i
12c
VJHAT A L"
WORKOUT.
THIS O L D r
J A L O P IS 1
CONORCtlMAN Donald O T o o U
(D .). N. Y* U shown Ip Washing
ton, looking at • picture ol tha
knockout taken during the LouUConn championship Oght Jiy Now
Yofk. OToole, charging that thd
Ogtit waa a ••swindle.- ha* demand
ed that a full investigation be mada
of the Oght by ihe N. Y. State Bo*Inf Co nunl Aston. (InlemnCU>ti4l)
Vcta w m Say This
Is Like The A rm y
liiU P
Ref. Tie
C itru sip
Htd. Cut Orcrn
Coven 35-Foot Diameter |; .]
Beans
5 f)i
Far gTsster eeee la kw
dllag
yonx Cxi.
no
No
NIBLETS
CORN
6c
ting
•• 2 5 -
2
11c
»o<i
2 can 17
If FAR FROM FORT APACHE
lO A j HO,SCOUT!
MEANWHILE, W CAPTAIN BECKER'S OFFICE: WHAT Vt»U HEAR ISN'T GOSSIP,
PORAL. IT'S MORSE Cl
THERE MUST BE SQME REASON)] 1- 1 *
CORPORAL DUNCAN, WHY YOU/ IT S
ALWAYS KNOW WtfAT'S GOING) JUST FESSIONAL TELEGRAPHER r
TO HAPPEN AROUND HERE /GO SSIR IN CIVILIAN LIFE.j
BEFORE ANYONE EISE.
SIR..
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4-oz
301 E A S T FIRST STREET
C itru sip
26c
no 2
F R ID A Y O N L Y — While It I j w I s !
K P n iN K L K n I • l l t f
Revolves. The hs*d, w s t «
chamber tod stsndsrd or*
•olid alamlnna. Dost a
thorough, speedy job.
Pan Ready Drawn
BEECHNUT
BABY FOODS
H ljk Quality Steel
-BE Hfi
N
Y
T IP R A R Y
Bombs
Tender Young
A J K f r * i L ' 5JS!K l
TURKEYS
had not been entered on PetsePa
>
Lb
63c
$ 2 .9 5
e«
Khne'o Pio Crust
Mix
Cottage
15c
8-oz
Jgtn
N
MAE CHUBB
hens
Tenderoni
6-oz
Sauce
pkg
8c
TURKEYS
Lb 63c
18c
Klngan's fork IJnk
i2 oz 2 0 c
Sausage
34-Os.
THEN VDU ADMIT YOU ARE ABLE TO
UNDERSTAND MORSE c o o e . you
BEEN EWESDROPPING O U T S ID E ^ ;
THE TELEGRAPH POCWi?
HAS BEEN D0NE.H
I'M CURIOUS TO Kl
YOU AREN'T IN THE
Rain-Drops
Tissue 3 rolls 2 5 c
Ire Cream
TRAVEL DlFriCUETIIM
BYDNEY, Australia, (A h -A I
smler Solomon Of Gblargembt
SLfiSi 1 W
I!
he loot’too much mondy Uavallnff
to Sydney for board rgleettage—
111 n u n n th vijr.-
RED PERCH FILLETS lb 30c
POLLOCK FILLETS
lb
29c
FRESH FLA. MULLET lb 21c
SPANISH MACKEREL lb 25c
SALT MULLET.
lb
21c
ib
43c Cheese
Sausage
DOES NOT ROT CLOTHES.. . Beam * of
Durstsx, New Safety Ingredient Found Only in Veto!
Veto—Culgste's creamdeodor»nt-ls differem from emj deodorant you've ever need
beforeI Bevsuie It contains I lure let. an rxclutite new ssfrir Ingredient—Veto deei net
rwrM et/ Veto is te/e Ibr aw normal akin! ft
spreads and rubs In easily, n m ii Vt io use! It
stays moist in i*r. So u*e Veth regularly, to
stop odur, chec k pert piratiun —u/tlyl I Ot and
, | as___ m
__ a>_.1— »
Mr! Nine imtj bb ifvii
a a.
ib
<b
21c
King On'a
3Qc Bologna
ib
33c
43c
Velluw Sharp
Cheese
i^
Mix
$ 2 .9 5
8-oz
15c
Tenderoni 6•oz 8c
Culli-go
Smoked Pork
Sausage * ib
B o m b s
fa
%
Kline'* Ho Crust
Van Camp
Cottage
..
Klngan's llruund fork
20c
neott Toilet
gain good luck from
Y D rc«*«l
|jmr l»lsnd
DUCKS
Lb 38c
•SS sl
Van thimp
W afers
38c
BEECH-NUT
BABY FOODS
DDT Bug
rmy authoritiea called In
FBI and county police.'
.
1
Shortly thereafter, red-faced
officials railed off the aearch.
I*al*et was -found” In the pool
TEA
>/2-lb pkg
l)res*ed
RIO DE JANEIRO—(#>— Not
all BrasU'* ImralgranU are oo
fnrtinuat# oa little Candldo' Go-
THE SIGNAL CORPS NEEDS
TELEGRAPHERS, CORPORA!
I'M GOING TO TRANSFER,
YOU TO THAT BRANCH y (
IMMEDIATELY.
2 7 t
ORANGE JUICE
College
WITH THE CAPTAIN'S PERMIT
SIR, X CAN EXPLAIN THAT. Y0
S E E .THAT'S THE REASON
JOIN ED THE CAVALRY, S O
COULD QUIT BEIN'A'BRAE
POUNDER', e r r : — i r
-
SWEET PEAS
HARDW ARE
C O M P A IS Y
Gorman prRoner of war, waa re*
THERE'S WATER FOR THE
H 0R SES.TH ISISA GOOD
M.it
Lemons 3 ib 33c Cantaloupes 2
f'lrniis A Mlfllol. Ililng H
2 can 13c
L-pton's Y, L
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se rw v K ii
Pineapples 2 >o'3
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Tea
AUTOGRAPH
THIS TICKET I
W AS GCIN' TD
G lVEYA- ‘N’ r
FOLLOW r T w'
15c
21c
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1
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1* 1-
Onions
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S n a p s
S o a p
Schooldays
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NO P A R K N G 1
IN THIS ROAD.
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ALL BATTERIES IN
ANY STANDARD FLASHLIGHT
IlmyeHeth Tbit eter teed etly M yee
THATS RIGHT, OFFICER,
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THAIS E A S Y
YOU JU ST c
PRETEND'
I WAS JUST SHOW
IMG HIM HOW TD r
*»t:WEARSE A H i
VE SC E N E
CORN
H.tshvy Cocoa Buns*
C a u liflo w e r
i
f t*. I#
53c
RED PERCp 'FILLETS lb 39c
POLLOCK FILLETS
lb
29c
FRESH FLA. MULLET lb 21c
SPANISH MACKEREL lb 25c
W afers
pko 18c
Kem'i Chill
Sauce
n*i
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20c
24-0*.
Rain-Drops 2 0 c
Hcolt Toilet
Tissue 3 »oiu 2 5 c
Iro Crvam
Salt
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PAG E FOUR
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFO RD , FLORIDA
The Sanford Herald
Made Work
TH URSDAY, JU N E 27, 1948
VALLEY OF DECISION
It.
dllll flR II M lailau
■•Mi '■■Mr ■»
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III Mss**11* . ! * ' • «
NOWS THE TIME TO
DO TRICKS
t ■
w it h
laliiai
m#». lar.
IWh .*."** *
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Tkr >>•«■•*
l a l h « a a l l » a > l ll*l<*
adirriu n m
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la C k lraa*
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A a a a r l a l n l ! ' • • • • n k l r k li
a l t a l r r a i l l U J I - I k * aa*
pakllaalltin *1 all a m * ill
tt*4l<*4 l a ll or « " 1
«
■*411*4 la Ikla . p a p r * a
k r Ittral . • * « •
pakllafc»4
til r l a k l a In r r p a l . H r * l l « H
l a l d l ap a lr kr a knrr la a r *
F f&
w ith
B r
r
Pittsburgh'a Color
Dynnmtcc we ean show yo.i hpw to trana*
form ycur e n tire homo Into a brighter, gayer,
more chfccrful place. Como In and lot us explain
how vou ean achiovo this decorating miracle,
TllllllH U A Y, JUNK 21. 10>6
W c 'specialize* in Paints & . Varnishes
for every surface I
The price of beer in being
boosted n rent n buttle, which
will probably not mat..■ much *11f ference in the number of people
who are getting too fat.
The caste system in the Army
if being abolished. Mrn will no
longer have to fnlute their o f
ficers While off duty.
And’ of
course the officers will no Innerr
have to salute their men.
Of Atn^rlcii'ii Army tmlny, Hyp.
Short of Mlmuiuri
"Tfu*
Army U rnmlr up of Hirer H uh***-,
tin* |K amt 11* yinr old*; tin
Outside While and Trim ColorH
Inside Gloss, Semi-Gloss and Flat
Flo-or Enamels — Equipment Enamels
Watcrspar Varnish and Enamels
"Puliltsln i Vnynlcr ran into lliia mail him It la.ni
euilier when lie n anted tin tuTiil nit inn rlnilKt* in a new
Irae.t permittiny the discussion o f "matit'-wnrk'."
Uandolph replied that such limits were not arbitral)
strike followed.
See u» at your carlitat convenience
for your requirements!
»
" p u b lis h e r I'uy liter? im w ev er, eo n tin u ed In pul
l i e used ph iitn en ^raviu u in stead of. lin o ty p e s and s
>:led ahin p w ith ou t printers. M o re th a n seven tnoiilha
now passed and hid p rin te m a re s till o n strik e, Th
A . I’*, o f L. ptyssm en and ste re o ty p e n t h a v e not o n ly v
ed hut crossed picket lines under fiin trilcliotm front
in te rn a tio n a l unions.
“ P o y n le r . h o w e v e r, m ade on e m is ta k e w hich
Inis hrtm ifhi the N a tio n a l Liibn r Ite ln tie ijs H o a rd — -a
I'an i/ a tim i which he e n lh u s ia s tic a lly s u p p o rte d — oi
RELIABLE FAIN T CONTRACTING
"The Complete Paint 'hnd Glass Store"
are liviir; in i,;
-t.-. nnd
hou l'J f i ft- tv
- tr 1 ; , ( i ..
ran afford to pay and in tmilerd
with one or mote , hildtrn ill the
family. \\ ith « niintmuni of 7fi0
feet building spa.e allor.i’d, vet®Tiins piiv lht»y rannul 1>ii 11•1
Ititfli rr*-i*
i ; i! m
r a m U mid rif f r a f f who n «*n
livtfkft *o rnpe, pitimttnr rind Pint
"D ili iiiy thr strike, I lie SI IVli'i'shing Times nifiyfed
its
miclinnii.il
work with the St. iVtorahtirj* Imlcpi iidi'til,
h e a ve n s he mlded, " H f rnur »e
there bit koiiii* patfioti* men to forming a new lumipany. Anti <1nrtny* a talk with the
drikinjf prmtci- m .lannarv. two months after llm .-Irik*1
the Arm>
] started. I’nynlei remarked that he was nniiei m> ohligu{ linn to ImiyaiM ’with them tieeanse lilt' new company had
Alt's I’ Jnhiiimn .*( the Sent I li
cit' High School facu lty is o x ,
replaced the old.
"Because of this remark the N L R B has cracked down n f tin- st) vocational a j n c j l t u n i l
li'o ch rr* attcm lin i; the M a n ia ,
on the SI. I’elorshuri' Times, diaiyritiy that I’oyliter has thruuirh Friday aettuhtn In (, 0 incs refused to Imrgnin. The NLUH reuional head in Atlanta villtv S la te Hujil. <*,diti Knif4i*h
who ordered the crack-down is Patti Styles, a Inrmer Was -ih rilu ltd tu rpcak to.l, v *o
meinhor of the International Typographical Union and a the yiiiifetcnrji».
close friend nf PrJjiter C zar Itandolph.
The Fi.’l tiltre Morncu Tut!
“ Healing's an* now beifiK held in 1'Tnrida, Onteonie I.and from ,1a I, .'inville ur;i„ -r
of the ease will influence the future of "m a d e -w o rk " in doled to palndr twtuy aiunit ,
the printout industry, ami most important of all, whether Street m ilnytnna lleact,
will appcoi, rit the llaii'|sh(’‘t
small independent newspapers can stay to Imsimve?,"
7:.'tli nVIork Fritlay eveiiny.
H iM r f *
and t he bniAjt I-mI m**; Put thunk
The Times-Union t all, 111lent 'tin
to tlie "twitiirhl mne" rrrnlc .1
for same hoys hy the draft ptm
which takes |!) year olds lull
exempli Is year olds. U’liat 1
the IS year aid to du when hi
(traduati'K from high school and
has another year before the
Army takes him 7 He can hardly
BO fo college for one year, then
break it up by a year ur two in
the Army, then go hark to rniJette, He ran hardly get a jot
when his . employer k n o w * hi
can’L stay more than a year.
But there is nothing to prevent
an IS year eld enlisting in the
Army if he wants to.
I f current disregard for the
public hy union lenilern continues,
the lime may well’ conic when
it will tic ns big a hnndirn|i
politically to tie on urgnnited
labor lj side nr
it was a few
yean ago to he a prohibitionist,
or lb yean hefota Hint not to
be one. In the gsllrry of Hie
House Hie other day two union
numbers from IM m il displayed
bannrrs reading, "Ilctm ll auto
workers til rad to 411ve 01* A",
and cries from the floor promptly
echoed throughout the chamber.
T h ro w them talma out'’. Per
haps the rrnrrfrnlativcn remem
bered how Detroit onto wtitkorv
delayed auto production for the|r
own seltt interests.
imusI 3,0flu Shriaers. Muster ’
»,ni« and their Wives ure espee
to In- in the city.
leiivin tf illu con stittitim m l n i'K olin lion s hi n Htnlomrtto. T h e
( ’ oiiKrotw Krnup hrcikc up la r g e ly hiTtumi* ilx Ifiu lo r,, N “ brti, th e tiK1''! Gfttnlhi'B "lic ir-a p p n rc n l,',' h ail been " il'fta itic tl" in K a s h m ir b y nfficinlH o f tb a l atate. T h e MoaU'in
grou p , in sistin g on a sep ara te state, k n ow n ns P a k ista n ,
w ere d iss a tisfied w ith th e -p ro p o sed in terim ifo v e rn m e n t t*
M oslem rep res en ta tives.
T h e B ritish persist in Im ping to a r r iv e nt an a c c o rd
in lid s d iffic u lt In dian uuestlon. T h e head o f the B ritish
m ission, U r d P o litic k L a w re n c e , meebt In d ia n len d ers
w ith m uch in com m on , .litm iih, fo u n d e r o f the M o slem
I am Rite, w a s ed u ca ted in E n gla n d a n d p ra c tis ed la w m
Ism d on , w h ile N ehru is a g ra d u a te o f b o t h ‘ H a r r o w and
C a m b rid g e ., *
D esp ite the in h erited co m p le x itie s , * 0 d iffic u lt Tor an
A m erica n to gra sp , il is obviou s that the g r e a t co u n try
o f In dia is fo rtu n a te in h a v in g Hitch lea d ers as .Hnnah and
N eh ru w h o h a v e tra v e lle d beyon d t h e ir - o w n sh ores and
h ave the vision nnd breadth that such an ed u c a tio n is
Iheirs b rin gs. T h e inlerchangt| o f k n o w le d g e c o m in g fim n
the B rilislt M ission ’s present play in In d ia and the In dian
lea d ers’ mist resilien ce in H H lnln m ust e v e n t u a lly be a
Qlte-'of the flrel moving jdctures we ever saw shuwed a rip
snorting cowboy of the wild and
poly w rit riding hell bent for
ectinn with Iwth guns lilasill|t
op p rie-hald pinto up to n high
cliff that droppeil straight down
You romembir that I said re- upon which to live out must de
at least a hundred thousand feet rcnlly, in advocating that we
into the rocky gorge below. There continue to hold the cost of liv
ho lea tint from hia Horae, tacked ing down through the cnntlmin*
l t » villain of the p>tee right on lion of tho OPA, that UO'i of
the button, knorked him over the the children in the , nun-farm
c liff and reocucd the pretty hlond famlliee' of the country wrre
maiden. Ills name waa Hill llart members of families whn(e an
and he died the. other day at the
age o f 75.. I f aiy live to - be n nual vuhlt Income was Usd than
year.
^
•
hundred, w ell never ace another v r
Now a survey made for the
roeele aa good, as we used to think
Federal Reserve Hoard, at car
ried in the Associated Press
June tttth, shows that tufa out
of
every five families have on
The people of the South arc
Increasingly coming' to realise an average only »4Q.OO each
that they aro being short-changed raved In money or liquid assets.
ThU survey, show*
that
by both htg political parties ar
a result o f (he one-party system d d * of the nation’s famllle*
which exists In the South. A c have only - 1 * of the nation’a
> •»
cording to the Oallup poll, |r liquid savings.
In ctmlrast, the to p .J O * of
USB there were 67 percent o f
<h* Southerners who favored the the nation’s families have R7 M •*
Introduction of a real two party Of the liquid savings o f the
Byatam. and today 03 percent country,- Bath family la that
favor two parlies nearly equal top third of the country^ fami-
Glaude
3
fa* strength.
Worlds was
The* Hay tuna llenrh Morning
Journal at l£H Orange Avenue
is ronUnuitiR to publish while a
now Iaiibling with an extra story,
for n radio station Is being bun.
on the same site. The answer u
this seeming puitle is that th
ronlraclor bs putting new wall*
outside the old nnrs, and sl*n
wurking on sections of the Inside
at the same lime.
thou* win, want to put in in w
rage
In
rain*
and
b u ild
lu-a
Is will nut bo interfered * tl,
the uuiitn *y*!om ever giiJ-i
k into effect,
Florida could
t—N
.... ..................
l*o amt should be the sugar howl
of the country.
I am goinj In offer an amend
ment to the v'elerana' IlnOthg
Act extemnng for 35 jeara Instend nf 20 year* the time In
which VBtcnuia id 11 pay for t e)
homes. T I 1L1 will-m-ike it posithg
for the •monthly paymeats on
low-cost vetrrnui* nomc.i to b
reduced from yibouL »all.C t u
month to about 130.0;) a month
If 1 can |tt my ame mi in in
adopted.
We are pushing in th- Feint
for the adoption of the ‘dou*
approved bill giving lerrdn*
leave pay to discharged Q I V (
IntriHluccd n hill providing for
such payments last year bu
re
the war and any new auger mil1
quotas go back Into effect shall
be preserved in the future. I have
always fought against the sugei
taw which limits Florida’s surer
cane production and of- the number
P to rl
Q u a l it y o f t r o d u c t
IS ESSENTIAL TO
CO NTINU ING SUCCESS
wh» i r
a** I ti.in i
f»fMl
lu
r « H m ri
SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO
FLETCH ER
17 SO
PA R K
n O LLS— D IC K
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ELSB ER R Y
P H O N E 303
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TH U R S D A Y , JUNE
Social
S o c ie t y
27,
1946
PAGE
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
And
Personal
Ic si'pli St nUarik Is
I .must* I’arkrr \\ fils
W imI In Jc'sup, Iowa lien .lones Ol Ovictlo
Activities
■■' i |- ,f Ihi |D I sir-'
" *•
»*»* •n *'i n *Mif \ i t t T i i i Ir** •?*•,
I nil-. ,„
Mr «1fit| Ml - II * I **•» 4*1 .a ***■■■ i v
j| hi |liA- l «»lrnijtn H<u* 11>.Ji' tk, j
it»|f l v
ai»i r **l Ibt*n
in i rn|mn.ipulis 1ml.
lit I :(» i ' iliinirlili'f |»«itJl*ta *ii I .I'm -l<" *•*
lliii in'll in t hr fin nicr
11,1,11* , -mi nf Mi% Huhv 1 k ' * ‘ .if
\rll ItrrtH - m. i>t ini^
► Inai-ph f hi [.«!•I It J- Ol -"t
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‘ill Ml * « llil’ ll «a J!• .|-u
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Mi: Imuii
nf l hr hi t-b
tit.
m
i £imi.» (inhh nil I nh l 1!• i ;’n
m1
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iii(uiHit* i fantliii'P mul i «*Ih i *v«**
*♦»•>
i IVtor- fi:r* .Imihlr-imL* irt» n >
1i. ■
i*vaiu<'r' fc
» rnl«irt«*<l by Vrv Mih*mo
„ Im ilV *M<
of h r biitiU
mnrrh
flu* viiws writ* a
^ I■«*
In* I th ; *r»ft nltar foimcil by tifn I t inM i ltree»klo. director nf the Urilli|y tl« o p !bin
whirl*
lip U 'i uhi:. inote Miisesmt^uf Art, mys that
ifit mu1 | ami HauluM
hv t.n ,-v b.t
oi .in ^ te.il public, she'll take
n hi(< Wt*ts uf
whiti* ifladi In*
.m i . hiMien
Her veniict. after 1*
mnnp. i\»r wilum*.
year> in tis' museum business, is;
Tlir hrii*i? choM* In \i» a* si il*t*
"They
may tie irndltionnlly
n* \t,i> *»/ fuvy hide Jihcvi WHU !U4t
' thought or a, eonscrviitives, but
l»t*h|simit ! if IT iln ^NiitOf* niiil a «-oi -*-.•** *•t
it comes to abstract art, noof - twer 1*Huh‘ iit-eTtfU Khi* *.**>» r
Lr.iu-t when
I i v 11nil.! he more appreciative,
. I *ff !»i"i(iii !.%t inft of I hr hi* h.ri*
ilift like yuior and design and
[ ivi m m,
Mt an«l Mr*. I'nikr* f v |*,o * .
they don't have adult inhibition*
Iny,| |* Ihr «*>uph’ imimiluitflv J.ilhovi*
against
uneoiiventjenal ex pres*
.atilt | j I tie M'lymitny at tln*j| I inn M'
#. ^J2?** - .
.
i tlnoi • Vi M Juiio it i*- inI in id tivfi
-II * t j Vi
fur ti enlW*
with a ^br por-tsi
MiMat; '
lei
'
wing
fit*
tin
museum
i*
oil
, )|t it h Mr- k* |»t till1
b'«'k Mi
sttii't- i" Ijm k -Mnlliff*, Mi?*, t a il M-dl pa,ter and a* sunn ns ,mssildn
mu nn«i;*’» v M»** Niimy In* tiac ,ii os will he put down in tone and
with iiinetif.
lip i Miv Marti* Smith
tin iii^t =*hr
It will he the fils\ City child*
museum, coinplcl**
with
i o.-r> [ Thi* rmijih* lt*ft or mh t \| ?n!» imrs
tu*|p'*, c%!nhjt room# ami art
swn t- iinMr c tup thrmiuh llir \r\
......
will be lower
oa**, u Knpl.thal
an«l ramnla. ’1in ;, fravhri ■*.
plft nf \«i)| niiiki* I hr ll
a flri, l,i*’ and there won'the any adults
er generation
in Orirtlit,
f 11*» pictures
■i»nt i on
Mi.. Jtftii' a craitiiiiii1*) f***i»»
!«■ >m ti‘!( *H m|n thk'li Srhrnil (fol iiilnifli i
ill muiiIv j Orlitlnlii Jtininr 1’itlJrKt' .ti«l Oi
.iit.l
. UytJu,.VtH:i(tU,imU'< 111"!). J!t'i
i ii-cyiti
i Itii-t- .uni ■i*nt' li.ilt v> n
til,
l.t tii ti.i- It. it rih|i.*i.il :i
i
, ii|t><u.il on jjH Ni l am « '" ( •
►
C e c e lia T ru tu ck
e d it o r
Miss Janiecc Hrmvn
Honored With Par
Social Calendai
VUill meet at K:00 P. .\1. in the
Cdtlfellow# Hall for the lart mee.Inic until Fail.
MON IIA Y W.M.U. uf the First llapit-i
Chvrvl) will hold an exe-uiiv..
#taff meeting at .t:tw P. M. ni
the church.
W.M.U. of the First llatitfat
Church will hoM tt i|tinnerty
business meetinc at, 3*$lt I'
at the church.
Circles of the W. S. C. S. of it.0J-’ lr*t MetliiHlist Church will Itieet
nl U:00 P. M. at the fatlowiiic
homes; Cirrlc Nd.* I. Mrs. \V. I‘.
Field,
IKK)
Wont
Seventif nl'i
Stitut; Circle Nr. if. Mr.. I’.. I .
Daniels,
(C(5
Kant. .Twentieth
Street; Circle No. 3. Mis Nell
Williams, 1A20 lluoclus Avonu*’ ;
Circle No. i. Mm. C, II. Winn.
* 813 Magnolia A ve.ilitVj Circle No,
5, Mrs. W. S. Thontlott. West
Flrat Stt»ret; Circle No. ft «iU
meet at S;00
M. at* lie home
f « f Mrs. A • K. Shoemaker, "J!|S
Mellnnvillc A veilin'. \|emhei. me
retjues'ml In briti,: u bonk-Jur »)t.
Church library.
T l'K S Il A 1
/Ytnthran Class of I he Fir-I
Daptlst Chureh oil)
tneet <m
8;(K) |P. M. at (lie w m "v tb ,
Vollg Willi.mis.
Mr,. Hutto t
Johnson, Mrs H. It. Smith tttnl
Mrs * A. C. Mad len will !«> |o ».
F IV K
Mi» t> Jmiic.T Mr-wn «h m c mmt jo(tc in \V»IIrtct; Slrack nf I'lm i..
N. Me*, will be
event of tin. t John Kittilktic
..uniliter tt«i Holioictl Itui cvenlnn ili h> tie Ulanil.
by Mrs. Ilurkc Steele will n
iiii.cellaiteoiu nhower ut J in
Min* (feather Jcbii llc.il i. vi.it
Stifle'# home, 20fl Kim A viiiup . irtc Iter CTniiilinolher. Mt>. Tulin
The party room, were Ik-;i ili- of Ohio.
•
fully deeniatad' with
auninier
floteer. rolttitlinR of Rludloln.e,.
Mrs. N. I., Mitchell
tiiiler*. ilaltiea nntl rose., t u-i- (iorila Is Msiting hel f
I*'»t. .util cattle, were eninyeti mother, Mr. a)id Mis. t
(to ol lleai I nke. .
Rev. 0 K Magatinti, I. ckluii
.haves tinned into the new pjfl
■Methmlist mini-ter, and fotuil
suntige in laykhaft
Mrs. d. K. Ibstge is Irmirtg no
Ratmduv fni Colon, Panama, to
visit her daughter mid son-ai-law.
I,lent, mid Mis ltavid M. listrhel,
fur upproximately two weiks.
Mr. and 'Its. Clark l.t*imanly
of Celery Avenue have had as
their guests Miss llrssie T»llalty
.i ShI Mlsa Forrestine _Tnlh»ity of
Atlanta, (Is. for* a week.
Hr. Ralph Tnlnr will arm *
this week In' spend some time
with Id. palelilH. Dr. and Mis.
S. Tolar, at their Ittuhc 2U<*
ml Tenth S ln ft.
f
Miss Jean Williams lilts I*’1' fm
Raff lx Hai hoi where she will
In* at, rllrndmi! in tin* wi-Ming
III inti’M'ct i
the on mol nee* 11,dirt happ.t, - it'll.
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.tidy 7 of Sully hale A lihaips infill mn'ie yi-stertlay lit a tea She h.i lirrn emphoc I
'h.
mid ilwight W. Shower. It
gitc'u he Mrs. i Mon t . Ppenrer. i it v In' amt Fuel l oinp.ni> f.«
nod M l'. 'Intgari't llutierts of tlio post two and one IniH viol ■
S Sgt. Irvin Melaaai Vil lleil hi the erigagemeht .it»| anpi"nehintt
Mr l« o w«s odiiruiet a' t'w
wife and eight year old
in lmi11lio'o of their niece. Miss hunt schools inid *.r n o l in tit*
llellevie-W and his ninthr i ^ Ms
I Utii ia (inttnly. (Inttgliler I l f Mr. Aims for two and nm-htlf ten
Sarah Mcla-nd, lust week .iftsi liml Mis. C. F. tjnriuly, Jr. nf • uli-lin tank of * M P. pi ih
lie lunl trail'-,mi led some p na* 11*01 Magnolia Avenue to .liuoeC Clmm-Itni m.i H'dia ihoaiei
lb
11OOpels to I t. Henning, tin
t; lee, son nf \|r mul* Mrs 'njmi i.» on'oi :'ii*r . C' ui i r >*
J M I.i f of tin cilv
tun fall
* Ilutiliy Kelly nf letH’Uinit wHI
M'.s ti"rnf1\ **tai|Hat*d
I ! v wfililtpg wi*i is
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lih llMuND. Vit.
\ if|*iit* ictnm I« th»* t miigc MfHM ii.il
t i»N cmcrimi Wilhiim M. Tn.-k i** lfttKpilal iff thi* imi«p«liil»' f11»i*f•* Seminole High School ill 11*12 " f Sr,it II at the Fn 'Mclli'slel
ami wi|, n niomto' **f Ih* Phi I'hm.h n, tin- ills
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Mmi pminJa nltil I 1 m’f
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In ftetjrvdo. try • c lia ie r tint mg
textlmony l r j r v - ic h e e ■ft e, h i .i c om lr Jttvanovlfth. J a t ‘ I n wa»
friendly w ith tire N r. i (to c '!>' -lavanovitch Idcnlilted her in rnutt
through a picture, t Interogtioilal)
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OPENING MONDAY
SANFORD HARDWARE CO
210 E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T
TODAY and FRIDAY
She wna a c o u n lr y Rirl w h o w en t to tow n fo r m en
w ith fn o n o y !
W h a t ahe g o t w m a B ro o k ly n L o d g e r
w ho k n o w th e to w n b y “ H e a r t a " • . .
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FORMTR lerrto ,tnr Corlnne Luchaire ititeo# to the Judge In i’art
Civic Court ■> he *rntence* her ti.
10 year# on ehirgci of rolUbora*
Ron during the Cerr.an occupation
She loan all rtghta and privilege*
during that period. ( International'
T E R R A C E TA
IIY
______ C E C E L IA T K U L U C K
Celery gr< werv from all
aie attending a thl’ re day
ference here . . , linking
UOtHH \S, U iA N K nod IM TI
IHTKNS I ROM
. . I hr (mpiila- M
.f JIM PA VN E went up <01
lierrent last evening alien In
pitched a tm-lill, nn-tim game J
iivxi dljw'r nriloreff a stfnk to
dnwnlnc.ii ilium lie inublo-'t < •>
make » Jeol fntit with Im ki •t•
util hnlh¥tkl, “ Itey, litis i* hot *
meat.** "Sore, it's hnrre men','
aid ti,. -hief. ''Kverylsely is n l
ng horm meii* nnwiuk.y*." " I t it
* MORRIS' v.
may lie,'' *nM llie drivei. "Hut th" SON ami MR:
'lexl time vmhv*erve It why i|nn’t MAM.Y I! A HORN, O F . t 'R f i t
T O IIIIY lic it I',ITS ID'lt M A v
>ymt fnko the h»tn*‘»* off?**
.Mo r r i s , h f s s f o u : , uo\
lime. i«it«w11 ittwI IidiiutiI*i1 r
*; M l P VI l,l< K
im hide E. J. IIOIJIt'MR nf A r 11hnt'ii lb* wny v**'*'ll uAml In b* *k HOLLER, t
IEIIW1I I.FfiKJJ. A '
lington, Vn„ 0. K. YOUNfS an.l i Itin aUni.uu. Uatc a intis law JIMMY
CARR \W AT.
R IM
LINTON H WEST of AilanLi, neek* liarklavs Jimi,u*rs, hnliei- DREW
(la , HARRY Pl.ANTIK. of Wash for ilnytliue dicav and I* pomsl MANN. MRS IOIIN SCIIMtAf’ li
ington, D. C,. MINARD F. MIL- midriffs for rvenlng nre highlight • Jit., and M A R fiA ltliT SPENCER
tn ntav In the idly tennis
I ER of Lakeland, FI.OYIl F nf atintmei fashion* . . . At tie enlintert
tiiurn Mint'll I 7 ? ? Conte nut and
j HF.IHAJND of Washlngien, D. C.t •nfllinll g lines on Ihe^lnkefront Hive null
K. G. GRIMES of llradentun, park on Tuevlay eveni-g tin
HARNEY CJALI A NT'S nleh
LARRY
RAOUL nf - Saraaota. fan* came ilrcared tnformallv a "'1 club one* had a lady ilaneer whir
ERNF8T U IIKYAN T of Miami. vailed acenrdingly . . . A » one of climaxed her art by leaning over
. . . MR. and MRS. C. II. SPUR tha pltchei* entcrel thn Imx »*e backward and flicking un h"r
LOCK anil daughter of Gaineavllki waved to hi* wife . . . and fun liandkrrchiiT "with ber teeth. For
are here alao . . . He I* a»*ociat- waa ha<l l » all'
an encore she leaned over bnek*d with th* Florida Agriculture
BOR RF.ITZ ha* departed fn, ward again and pirke.1 un her
Station . . . MISS BETTY MCORE Wauhlnkt on state anil expect* tn teeth. ,MR8 ROY MANN will
hv» returned from SL Peteraburg leave for overaea* duty xhnrt'v entertain tnmnrrnw 'swirnlrg for
where #he attend#) t)>i Pre»by- . . . I l l U now a corporal In her vlater, MILS. LINTON A Lthe Arrrly
.
DAVE BRIDE, LB N of Orlnndn. between thn
local baachall player, waa mar hour# uf lft:00 and 11:30 A. M.
ried yealerday afternoon by th-t
Juatlce o f the Pea to . . . MUS
IC D. OATCHEt/8 foo.1 .ervesl
H O N O L U L U , (/Pi — Whon
at th* Ktwanl* Club meeting y*iterday at the Chamber of Com Crramerle* of America; Inc., pur-,
merce twild me wav tf"Hdoti« a* rhaaikl the Woialae dairy ranch1
atwayi t . . ESTER ‘ A'ATKINS fur f (00,00(1 It * W had to,take ill j
ia on# of lb* mo*t ardent haxe- the deal one elephant, one ramel.
M l (im , y r J»1 f « ' »he ia three chlmpanire*. on« , potted
deer .and" one caretaker. Frank
interested In organitijig.
_
iWN foe JbvIoujL reawna u yeatVrrfgv »nd V now eenfliV* team . a .. CEL'11. rtK E S and locey, fllrmer dairy ewner. had
r fibDpe" : Fiance* Vnrne U Ir . th* Utange, Uer/jra! novpital GORDON BRADLEY were prac
rtt a# all*: guea after atrlpcd . . , Hr i. a brother of J U L IA * ticing trtinif yeitcnlny nftenmon
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T H U R S D A Y . J U N E 27*, 1»46
TH E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Australians Seek
IJ.S. Swim Coach
Jim Payne, hi if Sail font right*
bander, w » llu> second Celery
Fed niuuniUnnui tin* season to
ham] in a no-hlt, no-run contest
when he whitewashed the Gainesvilla G-Men 2 to 0 in the *«Aenilining nightcap of last night's
twin-nil), with -tinUniversity
City, hoy* at the Munklpul Perk.
' In the opening tilt Goose Ket
tle* went to the mound for the
locals hut continued to enrounier
hud luck and when the curtain
ranie ilowrn on the tiff the G*
Men had u I to 0 margin uvn
the Levymen.
Kettles limited the’ G-Men to
four hit* in the first game while
hi* mates were collecting five
off ulck Hass. The Keds were
aide to /*tlr up trouble on sev
eral occasions hut lacked the
necessary punch to push over
•veh a single run to knot the
count.
*
Gainesville scored it* one mol
only but winning tun in the
seventh. Coats was safe at first
on an error, went to second on
Gourgotige's grounder .to short,
took third ort I-antin'* sacrifice
and stored on n sacrifice by
U m a r l.
SYDNEY,—•»(') — i nr A 'l'in lii:
Swimming tin ion, dr •innim-d *•
win mi Olympic title iri Londur
In lulu, bus u<l;*su Mi» Fumtoon
went 111 Government fur a Krul*’
of 2.000 pounds fSl.MO) liinuii
the ru.i n( bringiig a lendliti
American couth to A -- 11,tii ii.
No Australia!^" hn< gained at
Olymi.i, litti. .lure liny f tint’ i
won the 1.509 . mat* r* mul Diri
f i i ' Iht ■living' hi itn ■a.i'. I'lim^ - 1
lly Aasociatrsl I'nss
In 1921.
The new presi ie tt of the
Cli.vittnnd Indian* — Hill Veeck
insists that there wiil U- no
If
Hun,
rf
ff
Xi
ffM Ift lw iiiif! *|»
l«el tlf let. Jit *
IliKs. I*
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immediate change of manager.
Calling for an end to specula
tion
about the manniership.
Veeck declared: "Lou llotidrsati
. |i- our manager. I've never heard
nPu (lull having mere, than mis
4 manager. That's not art. He I*
’ going to cnntloue as our man*
nger, certainly for the 'current
season. There is no change - in
pro.pert, either."
Voirk milled: *Tnt saying this
t-,rik«\ - i|f
llrnf**
if
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If
Tuft It*. 21
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jilt r n .l
K o tlt o
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FOR RENT
DESIKABI.F. rooms, one witli
private bath
Summer title i
Mrs. W. A. Zachary, din 1‘nrli
Ave.
W A N T E D TO RENT
3MALL house or furnished apt
wmill'd by local couple, |»-i •
manent.
Prefer private bath,
Phone 347-W.
5
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as jtiH
srre-moA
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loutf o* -rtMi
trf ss Map fUg.g
ftrousves to o
FOR
SALE
art* truly tin- trm .ure* of time
They
make idt ul g ift* for
lor l lul.ly», unnivi-rtni les
mid
most all other oerosiotis. I'hotie
&7i! for an appointmetUL
L. Ft)V** .
|j|,gtOg'o|dier
T IIR liHSI-A S I t DIO
INNKItSPItlNG ninltre-ses, box
COUPLE desires furni-he,l apart
spring-, Hollywood la-ils. All
ment, any sixe, close in.
No
types
mattresses
renovated.
childten or .pets. Fall Mi*.
Calf us today -- sleep better
Roberts, Valdri Hotel, Room
tonight!
6_
302.
Kchol* Bedding A Furniture Fn.
Hanford Mattress Factory
3 R EAL E STA TE FOR SA LE
Phone ll.'lli and 872-J
Have your portrait taken ul
‘ NfFIIOLLK STUDIO
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Fhildren a ‘npecinltjf
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powt-l t phase elretrie
BAFKIt
\ 1*1*1 I ANFKS
ARTICLES
W ANTED
i your i'iir,
or eondilinn.
2nd St.
7 Pets, Livestock, Supplies
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Ik* M*J tVWA*I^JS*
uw.r *ton Sna -nthe. -
VlCflyl (d CdAMrs-r.Hip fiOAPE
vtrki W-i.1. W U t It 21 Ck i P o o
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torn I n M *
Airways Soltball
night
contest*.
But the
rot
ner, .181;
Melkovieh, .143;
DAYTONA BEACH, June 27,
(Special!— Thirty three year* of
world
famous
racing
history
wrltlen by Colorful men who
Male on it* sands to new records
have made Daytona Beach the
symbol of speed. The next chap
ter In high sneed will be etched
In the s|>eed-liurned sands early
Sunday afternoon with the post,
war revival of the Dixie. Sum
mer Stock Car Championship.
The race is scheduled for a
distance o f |0.) miles, 30 daps
afound the internationally famous
and tricky bench*and-road track.
11*_ ftO
l].. lens
I——. thnn
it,..,i the
l)i. pre
in i■It’s
00 m
miles
war grinds and promises to set
the stage for a new Record.
The speed classic, will also
mark the first appearance of
new model stock cars in racing
tests. Itesultingly, Promoter Hill
France expects to count some
10 ,011(1 tiiiHcn at the nsturnl-madv
course come June 30.
CortA WAS lewis’ ZA'4duett <» ter,too I
t'AsicSAi coo to ve 3ecu,
*MOuU>if n.f nsitt e * «
tbootAdui to v ew u t »,enrol
earn Wins Initial
Series In Havana
Behind the wheel* of the fancy
racing crates will tie n numlier
of past and pienent champion*.
Including Hob (Bed) Byron of
Anniston, Ala., the ex-01 who
won the February event at San
ford and then took the -national
title in April; Joe Littlejohn of
Spartanburg, S. C-. the 1941
kingpin; Heckles* Roy Hall of
Atlanta, the 19 to champion, who
lias cracked up in all three of
his last outings; and Lt. Mar
shall Teague, the Army whit
driver,- who sped to victory at'
Greensboro, N. C., last week.
ST A N D IN G S
Orlando
SANFORD
..
St. Augustine
DeLornt
Gainesville ..........
I^c.aburg
44 23
41 28
39 2D
34 3S
33 .19
.6A7
.691
.671
.491
.468
2S 38
.421
Faintka ............ . 29 4U
420
Daytona lieneb
20 II .388
Result* YentarJay
St, Augustin* 0. ORLANIM) -V
Pntutkn 5-2. Delnuid 2-6.
Daylunu b 4-11, lntesbutg 0-0
Gaiiie*ville 1-0, SANFORD 0-2.
Game* Today
Gainesvilka at Ortamlo
'D eljind at l-ceshtirg
SANFORD nt I’alatka
St. Augustine nt Daytona R.
of
olect (he rigulars have these avciwind Mg#*; Williams, .2HQ; I torn I)ielided mitggm, dJ6o- Drierr, .214; Wag”■
CJtit'
HAS A t CMS tU vA o ttru l
MIC must ul,frill rail lit tile
Bay Meadow* Tiark near Sail
l't .iiicisro innl • to In- Frank
Moody. Moinly ,, a- in (barge of
tin- inuluct ticket window* ju«t
a step away ’ from tiie track
1 el in ten year* at Bay Meinluvgbe never .witnessed a horse nne.
<12 SPECIAL SERVICES
The ticket room wn* u vir.ual
rej| and Jloody wn- m>t permitted
1 IIK »n
1* pieferolde to
t“ lauve It during the day's pi if
deductible (-.dll-ion or
rK in. Although lie could hear
set niitumobile IIH1I ranee,
thu horie* pounding a few yaidr
our tates for your curs
truck-. (' )|i Boyd A Co,
away. Moody laid to be content
with studying the form churti
L lA B II.r n
iiutuianCc I* most In llw- evening when he wasn't
important. You know what it on duty.
would cost tn replnri- your
home, furniture, inerrhirndlse |ng-on lop of the AOH-J],-HO League
nnd niijomnhile if de-tioyt-d. stirmling* if their, record depend
But you don't know wlml the ed off* their pet fm mam ter iu night
verdict i* going to tn* in n law games. The Bed Sol have jihiyed
m il involving bodily injury m sit night i*iior. nnd one twilight
(1* nt tl Gr-t ader|uat(T llnbilirv Contest, ami have won only One
coVerugo. i . SI. Boyd A- tji,
Of Abu seven.
GOING to fly* Get n
' As n cldli, the Red Sox are
dent poll, y from (
Boy-1 hitting only -2M2 in night game-.
A t *o.
Pinky Higgins I* hatting .300 in
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CSOVtoMt tUf fw*/
r>to /wed artwdor <o
SPORTS 0I)I)1TY
' PLAIN
VV II I T V
l> I N H I
IT A IL S
nls« f ( )*S an,
\ I 1 KICK. A tuitfi* h>ItilAiimii'
. «s iacm HAhjt
/ J.MIdAOCOCg
B i l l y H(|uthworlh apparently
ha* convinced- his Boston Hrdves
Itml they ran murder smtthpnw
liilrhiof
Beictofnre, thy leflhaiideis had found the Brave*
ca-y pickings. But so far this
season, the llnslmi rhibTia* liealon southpaws 12 time* in Hi
tries. Tile III lives have farril nil
of the good left-hander* in the
lengue* oxeept Vie Idimiuirdi and
.Ine litltlen
of
the
Brool.lyii
ItiKlger*,
IDLING to pay six months rent
In advance for furnished or un
furnished house or npnrtnuinl.
Wlutl tuive you to offer ? Phone
662-W.
ONE of Hanford's better hoiftes.
Call 494-M.
.
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ARTICLES FOR SALF. |5 ARTICLES
I’lltlMM.K W'llS
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to Oo SACK 04
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a * /Yficerts
sef '
CC. - V S i l l Ault PMrf
Paotk sJiUrftsji fteemrft,
Bill France Expect/*
Some 10,000 Fans
To See Spectacle
tt -roe. to
« 4 m i s o at
lin-
In * .
42" V l'N TI'B A ATTIC* I ANS
II. II. I'tll'K ( f t . INF,
ItDBLin
Mtt WOOtfThl
rku vumev ,
y
cd* wntstWif
\ Hniarl.
base for the Feds, Jrs
lit till- plate with tl
three trip- to tile p
Tin- double--header
nessed by 1,(Kill fain
2
may
a rv
.
ttrrn rX : ItfyM iit 2, i l o m d a u i e 3.
H o V l i . L s k r . Z « s j i d , I a -» v , Itu n s
l.s t t n l In H a *. T w o 1 . 1
k i l l / ;(• H s r t lllO '
I i N . :i I , (1 ,1 .1 , - p in y * !
Itnss tn l l . I V t l l i to I ’ .i I oil, tn «illt.l
to M . l 'i i U r to I:.rts4
T i i t t l c * to
ln-(i lj,ks t<( T n l III-. le ft on
Irn srsi l i n i n ' - , j l l r
t t . H a n fo rd
1
tUisu on l.n lls o f f H i . 1. I»i I l l ' s
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Dixie Summer
Stock.Car Race
- Slated Sunday
(lit UttAt
►UJ-■-<>+* At
fiouthworth Assures
Braves They Can
i Murder 'Southpaws
: Mf/'strti.r. 3U
sm i**n, r; n«it*ir», iii
cf
rial# ,
Veeck Irisists
Indian Skipper
Remain At Helm
Big Jim Payne, Sanford right
hander, was the second Fed
filtcher this season to hurl n
no-hlt, no-run rnntrsl when he
turned in hi# brilliant perform
ance last evening in the second
game of *thc Sanford-fialncsvBle
double header at the Municipal
Park. Payne whitewashed the GMeil by a score of 2 In 0.
anil
IFETIMK Income health an*
act iilant insurance, Non-can4e||
able. ('. M. Boyd A Fn.
lllack of Seattle ruled that lm>
.Seattle haselmll rluh of the
Pacific Coast la-ague would hare
2-manlle
t o . reinstate Infirlilcr Al Nietnlc
GASOLINE LANTERNS
or pay him Id* salary for one
H ill. HARDWARE (ft .
The United States consumes in
RENT V ( A l l
year. Niemir had brought *uit i<>
301 K First St.
the iieighln^rhiHid of 4.200,000 gal
YOU DRIVE IT
*
fprev the club to live up to terms
8
.HELP W A N T E D
lon* of lubricating oils dally.
PHONE 200
o f the G .l. Bill nf Bight), par
R L K c fU R ' TOAHI HIS
HTHICKLANH-MOHRIHON
ticularly
that
section
which
guar
•I E< TRIE IIOT I'EATEH
IRL Ini soda Fountain at Eantl-BRIVK-IT. INC.
antee* a veteran his Job hack.
H ILL HARDWARE < (>.
ev’s Drug Store. Part time or
Today, Judge Black explained
301 1-1 Firat Hi.
full time.
LAWN'S mowed.
Reasonable his ruling. Ha declared; "Since
prices.
Jerry
Lord,
phone
788USED celling lumber. Also 0 9.
WORK W ANTED
months old heifer. Phone 716W -L
EXPERT painting o f houses, EXPERT piano tuning and re
Located on 2 4 acre* o f filed
Contract nr hourly basis. I'h,
ground. Good buy at 16750.
pairing. II. Cliff Dresser. Box
There U a popular fallacy tghlch
ONE 3 room and nne 4 room
106, Ml Dorn, Plume 2113.
contends that • race horse which
house uti 4 4 acre* tiled ground
DODGE - PLYMOUTH
shows the white of his eyes
with good wells, In Monroe dis
PARTS AND SERVICE
when he is getting ready to run
trict. Houses In good condition
169 I'almrltn A»e.
Phone 1011
is of necessity high-spirited and
but not modern. Have etectrjc
very fa st
connections. Price (4500 for
The famed British turf writer.
the two.
R Y STORE for sab- *1 3 -N O T IC E S — P E R S O N A L
“ Mankato," once had this to say
3 BEDROOM hduse with porch
Includes good stock and 1------- - — ---, . ,
about that theory:
■and hath room without equip
Located III glowing i FUR |6 you can add to your
"lit neglecting to observe a
ment. lias deep well equipped
By.
Wrilo P. U. Box
automobile liability policy, II.horse's * general condition and
with electric pressure pump.
iiiford.
1*00 medical payment for each
TWO
4-foot
North
Wind
Meat
concentrating on 'white of the
Situated on 3 4 acres ground
'
person accidently Injured while'
display case* with one unit
eye,' a critic .of race horses w
on Mt. lJora Road. One car
I Vi A fie f'
a passenger In your car, in
practically new; one McCray 40on a par with a motor specialist
L A J A r ia ____ _____
eluding YOU, C. M. Boyd A
culiic
foot
reach-ln
meal
ea»e;
who formed his opinion on the
l^ ? f R Y ^ a n d 'o t t lr y Farm close
one Globe alictr; one Hussman
speed and reliability of a car
In on good rood, 65 acre*
meat
chopper.
Phone*
1098,
GET
A
6
veer
fire
and
wind
from the site snd shape of IU
MUrtly Improved pasture. Im
storm policy. You will save
headlight*"
provements sufficient handle SAVE hauling! Closing out .this
approximately
1/3
of
the
cost
15 head of cattle and 1000
week very good heart pine—
and
may
pay
the
preuium
In
■ laying hens, Pressure water
2x4, 2x6, 2x8, 2x10. 2x6 tuntrue
& annual installment
C. M.
distribution system from deep
and groove flooring; luulc slag
Boyd A Co.
well. One nicely planned 6
$5.00 ton: some tin le ft Old
room house In excellent condi
Seminole Fued location. - •
SAVE money on your fire, Wind
tion with »creeped porches,
storm, automobile, workmen's
electric alove, hpt’ water heater, [I AM expecting one car load of
competufXlion,
burglary, ' IU
custom liullt cabinets nnd break
coal wlihln the month of July
bilily
and other - Insurance.
fast room furniture goes with
for my retail trade. Place your
You It Rke our profit-sharing
house. -----Could -be ---sold sll -furorder now, Calhoun Coal Coni*
* plan of Insurance, C. M. Boyd
nlshed If purchaser desired.
p .ny, Phone 72.
A Co.
Alto 4 room tenant house.
.--------------— ----------- -—
A GOOD house for tourist home BLACK cjxj peaa for tanning,
YESII We serve a child’s plate
or apta, rloee In on State You gather and furnish containat the Red Bam. Bring the
highway. Hive— setting—-on—2— w s r—f ba i bushel.-— H. dL—1>. (TNTitiloniohllc*. L', U, Udya’STCK
ehlhliVil— IU>y wants * to' see
lets with plenty e f shade.
No, % Box 118, W. First St.
ycu- Roy Johnson's Usd Barn
UN cash valut* uf life Insurance
Restaurant, on Ill-way., 17, 3
hollclea at 2 4 * to 4 4V ., C.
m 2
F li. Slate iUnk Bldg.
mile* South of Sanford.'
' It. Boyd A Co.
Phone 1039
WANTED; Hide to Orlando.dall;
HOME I HASH
DEAL ESTATE WANTED
and return. Working houfs 9;0t
t « t us help you buy or build a
A. M. to 4:30 P. M. 2118 Patk
home of yqtg own with a
T .with 8trout Realty Agency
monthly re payment loan that
phono 896 after 5:30 P. M.
ly or country property. Huyis just like rant! We feature
rs waiting. Htrout Realty - - UPRIGHT piano. 1205 Elm jAve
$ 4 *6 5
01 Loans, FH A Loans and
LOST A FOUND
. L- Brady, As»ocUle. 3184
Our Own Loan plan.
alontal Dr., Km. 12, Orlando.
■
- ■
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS
, ami IA)AN ASSOCIATION
OUR Jewelry Floater policy will
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR
of Seminala County
refxay -yen f*r -Jewelri* iert.
209 Mngnnlln Ave.
Ihone 69t
ato.on or destroyed. No Ifs.
.1st it with fltrout.
C M . Iloyd A Co,
[Ular, Represwitatlve,
12 S P E C I A L S E R V fC E S
Uo Ave-, phone 49|I.UST; H-months-old black Chaw
. FLOOR SANDING
Save your feat end your dress, socka by playing In
and Spitx pappy, Answer* to
and finishing. Cleaning and wax
name o f "T in *", ! Collar en
our sweat socks.
ing. New floors surfaced to pergroves and business
graved this name. Ylnder call
734-U after 6:00 P. M. er Tel.
Y1LUAM8, REALTOR
64 daytime. |5.0O reward.
k jfM k Bmk Bldg.
SPORTS LAUGH
MacGREGOR
GOLDSMITH
CITY SOFTBALL LEAGUE
W. E Pet
Team
Hayne* & Wiliams
3
Security Lutiilier Co. 2
Moss Amusement Co. I
Robson S|»t. Goods
1
Hanford Herald
0
Carpenters' Union
0
Game* Tonight
Herald vs Moss
Security*vs Haynes A
0 1.000
0 1.000
t
2,(81
3
.250
1 -0011
2 .000
Williams
MEN’S LIGHT WEIGHT
ALL WOOL and
RAYON MATERIALS
FOOTWEAR
ARCH FIT AND CUSHION SOLE
SWEAT SOCKS
McCURRACK
NECKWEAR
In s tr ik in g co lo rs I
1.50 to $Q.5(
50c to 65c
COMPANY
n er near Sanford on
line, at least 7 rooms,
REWAHD for Information b
't o 'r t js m y ' of .small,.]
ton TenUr, 12 yaers-
211 EAffCfTRST STREET
* Air-Conditioned r-
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THURSDAY,
JUNE
27,
l'UgUiANVOKl> mSIUl.l); HAN KURD, .FLORIDA
1946
PEACHES
_.
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•**
i .M l
. t
Large Juicy Lemons, lb /t....... ....... 10c
Calif. Oranges, 5 lbs
....... 61c
Pole Ilean's, lb ...
...... 17c
Fancy Carrots, bunch........ . .......... 9c
Persian Limes, 2 lbs ..................... -25c
Yellow Onions, 2 Ills ...................... 19c
Fancy Squash, l b ............................ 1.5c
Calif. New Potatoes, 5 lbs - ■
FAMED CRIMIfJOlOOISI and In v ro
tor o f tJunto dctcctbr, LeofiaM*.
j Krclcr is shown looking over pic.
Unis of the utolcn Mt-uc-Daim.laiil
crown Jewels which he lu-lpihl re
cover In Chicago, III. Keller hrlpri
break the case of the spectneolai
theft o( the hoard from Krnnberr
■Ca.llo In Germany alter brim
1called In by the U. S. Government
! The gcm i end olher valuables, ol
which Keeler Is holding pictures—
amounting to atmut half o f thr
j stiilcn loot—were recovered In On
Windy City.
(fill, manorial I
f OIF/. PfiLinA. f l'i
f il l «*fi
'-m u *‘i
p .d i h
m ilifm
Si*l.
IHJitI Iml, r Is
I tli*
pi is t iit r l.
flit*
n (rim
fin
i vi*;rt 111111 •* *Li\
III
miiil
fiivi ] p<
|i**tiH rn liaiA
L im **
19c
34c
MILK
i*«t
P
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tit Um t* *-;uL»r
J
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Itf lr*T<i|nn>i
•t
aHi (»• "|*r1f t
i,
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»*•
i <f11111I'I 11'Till lg
tli (fir * u tub in-iili* ^
i ‘C f i H c n t m r \
n u ll*
qts. 73c
l'«mi
3 cans 28c
IMM K
ill
case $4.48
fK»ni
In
i n
i i ><
h i
Assorted Cold Cuts, lb
* Mol* i ti
c
,,
( ountrv M\ Ic SaiiNiiiii’, lb ! >c
i n
Cottage Cheese lb
i » t in i f
* v*
Weiners, l!>
23c
n il
ni
.‘l.!c
i in
r| ■ * i
l’>pc 2 Btdouna, lb
25c
Pn la ml
after
I heir
GROCERIES
*lt*pnteh
nf f U»
Stomach Sufferer*
38c
.
I i i'»
*» I I* i i*
if(H Hn't have fijx-igh |ti*iMmur!
Skinless Weiners, l b .........
51c
I.h .
H M M IU
PO I.K
*f f i t ’ ll t ‘* v a ll**' I h r t e l r y m j i h
In Our Meat Department
2 for 25c
u fa
Sandwich .Meat, sliced, lb 19c
arrive i m urle city
ufmther «- in n h il* two
months
Cuban Avocaflos'
I I l’ i
The liot*
WAItSAW, i/V. Tilrfntnii ..
slow
3> ^c
Georgia Shipped Dressed & Drawn Fryers l.b. 59c
FOWL
lh
49c
•rt«
? tiffli* ti itt eusi* liHHiher wit If fh
, j ni.itimii
"T his fvJlitVf hit )mu
Vat
*k •
Western English Peas. Ih 19c
Asst. Sliced Cold Cuts', lb 29c
IIKI I E V I L I K, lit
iJVi
OriHi
Sti'lili* k fititfffl a Hi*I **1 in fiip t a
j lifter il » 4 >i struck an<| damage-l
doz. pts 59c
4y n O
Fresh Eggplant, each
SHARPF CHEESE
I
<• I \KIH.\N \NtiHL
|while he Via* uwuy.
1
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p
l l i n l l i > lit.
* -»MM I »
I . f T il
i*H lh )
• I*
* * t It II
-aldl
• |C • •
mrt H«wl»
65c
tit.iii i m m .
iiim
mi
24c
J li • «
jjevthi include I\L>h hits tiff/*, P*
titlesa! chariKUi_and aaaeJ—poll*
M:« T %ll
w u rn :
*•
tilt'
front
-fit my
hii v “In
S •1‘f fit' *■i
tii
wfiili'iN f tl
r
19" t(! If filar*! Ilf w.lf-l ffatiittl fed
i bi - * f **(
Warl-nie **tn|»l,*iiit
J K F F K It^n X t l l Y , Mm . *1
III
it*r3iI Mistrni Judge 4
i nl |%;
PiJjiihI it
' |f"►
I ! fi";11 _
ul
l
— .. -20c -
Green Cabbage, lb
Legal Notice
It h i) D AI'S
UNPAID!
0 'le» **t|
le a f
f i t . in
• lie
L cmiL
I | t i' tii w it.| i* r | el110 itur
!.»•».« - f i.t
I’OW
ea
Fresh Cut Okra, lh
21c
Onions, 3 lbs
LONDON, bin -German prison*
MUM K
MK t i l l t l . l * I T I O N
lij.i MM.
er«*of-wut will l>e used ui> p i Tin
t
ltn.it*f
uV tV tlh h r I
lirs, cleaner^ and other inm-tech.
et'
i*
|
t’ k'i Itki,
tiicul joti, on llriti.dt railway* to Vain M1I I I, fl * a,I'uUiitf,
fI Ir I ,»at J**m La rl
relieve the muii|»>wer «hor apt’.
t** l< t*
flD tu P.t
li ft ) I til ts. I '♦!*«,
hi
INtLhS AND POLITICS
23c
AN ATTEMPT AT STUNDNO at too low sn altitude ended In dltsilcr for nn
Arm y replacement plane and Its two occupants In Los Angeles. Tim
woman passenger o f the plane wai teen trying to Jump, but the crat f
annulled Into a servlet station before the mold get ctcar. The pilot of
the plane was Identified by charred paper' on his laxly at William II.
Talbott. Uoth ol the bodies arc indicated by an arrow, (imrrnnrtnnal)
SI. V L N .
i l l linll \I l
Lettuce, 2 heads
FRUITS & VEGETABLES!
JARS
Cantaloupes
No. 1 Potatoes, 10 lbs
‘
Garden Fresh!
TEA
3 lbs 37c
PAUL
+
'V
4
• l> u . M a M t r t i 1 I rp « .A ttd ttir
iU M ATO JU IC E 4602.can 2 3 c ....
Corn 2 no. 2 cans 27c {
V
+
rtA K S
peas 2 no> 'l cans |9C
Want F a ll Sure Relief?
.............. 31c
—•« M*Mr,a*ti
I
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j
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t
I
D ea l •ufTor lh # p * ln and d lw e m U r t #f
tf jr l tn rlif* aU # n , n*u*#A. h**M feuin.
pelo#. fcloaii. to u r • to m a rh , * f u r l i n g
p t t n t , feu m i n i • tu tf tlio n , •!« B d rh
u U tf
Smtfia, h u l l m u l l ,
o th e r « f B fiiocna o f f i l l ft* hTp*r*e4f3ltT__Ot
to f o u r d ru s ftA l Dow
I * #*! Ih # W#w
p t+ * t« n i - i* it in t dUDU ro t A iniot V li*«»l*
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■ c ilo f
p r r r t b * J b f E * n y t>#<*
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ota f o il f t» * f o r y#ur
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4 ij
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d a
m ih m
............
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hi n
m
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* n%
. c • i Milk 3 cans 27c rrt'R 5 S r
P K .& BEANS 3 No. 1 cans 25c
s,„
SPINACH
15c
TEA
I 'l m i i f * mu.iciiit*
|lim n
Hton * 4
in
SnufortL
N U R S E L O S ES FA T
SAFELY AYDS WAY
II
6 tf lifauner wilksef siirt/ie
Full lUrchn jeTASlf*#.
iiml cu t theeiD AVI IS * lUMwnl
t o f y l f Radut
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d fu r* N o U mjivy*
NtllMMI
m«* lh4*
1*0 pefMat D*IM i* **» *■
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23t
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Ice Haddock Frosted Fillets, lb
21c
15c
s ( I'Mt It tit |>KEITvtK>: lilt AN I)
Blue fish Fillets, lb
15c
fee Cod Fillets, lb ................... ....... 46c
Corned Beef Hash, lb .........
45c
F R E S H D A IL Y
flicious
Downyflalte
Jake Doughnuts
30c dozen
lilt I .
Krispies
2 for 29c
I-lit
Birds Eye Succotash, 11 oy ............ 26c
POTATOES
19c , Sin
COFFEE
Jb. 30c
GRAHAMS lb. 17c
*1 V ' l l I M
I II U I I I I l k
l'«*r
iiL m*.
I ln k l iiM
l l l l .11 I I | , | | x
XI v m ' l i s s ;
tlrllrlllw *
I u* I***il ■
ll r « * * r l
, Junket
Rennet Powder
8c
J
Glace Red Cherries, */» lb box
Junket
Crown Chocolate Pecan Candy lb box $1.50
Tunis Orange Blossom, Honey, 14 oz 35c
CRACKERS A N p COOKIES
*■tr*» **• »»**-»»** i»
% lr |l ( l \ 11. II
45i*
****•«•*
15c
15c & 25c
ty^1 ni **" *1*H
lU* r “***HN+f*I*I»
iujee, No.,2
| _.._ *
.1
‘ l U ii’x 'Hr*., . i It,,—a mi
Beets, 2 jars
I jl.n x x lM I
ihnniny
*
lie|
I '**4(4 Ci|l)p
LW#
Rennet Tablets uffS'
2:lt" \
Sweet Relish, jar 15c
pkg. I k
(ivniii
/* * * ’■ 7 ■
llttHlt
I'rrpQrfit
'»•*. a'* .hr
Prune#
i.ll ll‘l:l'l|l |T
DOG FOOD
214 lbs. 25c
5 lbs* 45c
*
TOR fr e e d e l iv e r y PHONE 39
f ||| | \ L | !
~
Hojvoy, 46Oz jar 30c
- H in r ir
... ............... 18c
Vanilla Wafers................j
l
Juice, 46 oz can 39c _______
- J in ' %
Iff
x f iJ*
|{|(iacn9
Kal* 17c | imvj .
!>#•
Melba T o a s t...........
I I I ,M
I 'I I A h m :
Blue Ribbon Malt Extract___
!•1
Sections'.
>>r* l ^ . l
lint
w
iihrtl
I f f nl l . i t i l i *
27c
h id u ,
IT.«.
I m
Lge. 1 kg, 23c .
Beans.............. 14c
n»*l T x ..l.
I k 1 I .»
Puree, No. 2 can 14c
M in i
iiim
.
M
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I 'M 't t l l
« i
Hf
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I
26e
ROACH HIVES r°S«
29c
Noodles. 24 oz jar 15c
33c Piecrust M ix .... 14c
i.
I lt«.It
, I■,*
Pickles, 22 oz jar 21c
f w
3 Bars 2l)c
Kn o t * |k fcgkt T * U *U Q uiU
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THE SANFORD HERALDr SANFORD, FLORIDA
HAGE e i g h t
irdo Suggestions ,j
For Water BntiiuK*
US
I Rur al Common Sense
— «r wAii'am mrr —
OWES HKTTKR. PEOPLE
HAPPIER AS RESULT OF
VIRGINIA MOORE’S WORK
II) IIK IT Y CLARKE
&
A P Newsfraturcs Reality Editor
Von doh’t have to V
n drip
nl the beach—mil if you plan
one of the new aquatic Itainto*
that will keep your hnir looking
akuk and well'B ro o m e d in spile
of a high dive or an unexpected
• At n recent New York showimt
of "Hairdo* fur Water-liable*,M .1
numlier of apcclnlly created aquaCoif* wei«J *UKKe*teil. Model* ili*ptnyed their seaworthy liuirdo* m
a setting of candy l-cach iihd
tropical palm tree*.
. Them- new underwater coif*
covered
many attractive
hair
sty's;* from the shoulder-length
boll to the ear-lip length. Plastic
bow* and i i IiImin* afid other pret
ty hair decorntloiia worn by tin*
model* should Ik- popular for gill*
who may find that bathing rap*
don't aluuy* keep (heir' hail ilry.
Yop ran Inkc n dip in the mean
or pool in one of theme tlghl-to*
thd-licad hair slyle* irniiuix-cnt
o f the (Tibsun Girl era, and ■..till
bo ht- the hwim for an evening,
date. Thi*,\w^y, pipvt-d by m*»kl->
uho cjfnwgod fyuiiL Jhathnii: iiily
to' *.'tenlitK dresses without .^Jv-wirranging
much a* n iibe-*o til- ■In the quick-change njoratidlf, the
plastic rifdions were replaced with
taffrta hows, flower ,^-d jewcb-il
T H U R S D A Y , JUN E 27, 1946
A S.500 Mltf StSASATlOM fulled to stop Finmn F.. Woothcrly (right), of
Saun>iiiv- >, N t\, from bccontlng the Jupe bride of Lt. Dwight k
ll.if.cr, siiitionril in Ffunkfurl, Germany, llrie temnwiy Is jicrl'irmcd
in Ft. Worth, '!>*.. over trunr-Allontlt |di< r.O hy groom’s fnther, Rev,
\V. D. 11.i1.i t -tit It). Watch!rtg i.vgroom's brother, 11111. (International)
qu mi ^ i- ilr
\rt
J
I g* -l'~Z,
si.’o roll* urnl a ruck bun. Another
was parted In the -tenter from
forehead (11 nape of nock. The two
sretion* of lu.il tin 11 were Individunlly l«.imd with ruMicr bnmh,
each twisted nod plnneil into u
toll qf curls nn eitlirr *idu.
I f you like braid* ynu'ran try
the hack-braid variation. Hwn-p
all the hair t“ the hack of the
head arid braid doun the litirk
from crown to ntvkliiti. Tuck two
or three little plastic Im.w * down
the hark of the braid,
a
Of eoun>e n ' girl enn't jump
from water to dance floor if her
hair Isn't clean. A ditty head of
hair will only look worse after it
become* wet and it will lake
longer to dry. If it ha* been im
mersed In sail water. *0 much the
worse. •
Dili mg the summer moolli-,
hair should I-'- washed eften Dry
shampoo isn't a giuxl lut If von
plan to dunk vnm head m »at« .
Central P r t t i Writer
For nenly a quarter
tury, Virginia-P. Moore has-been
working with rural people of
Florida, helping am] planning
with them to make their live*
more comfortable end more com
plete.
A* n result of her work, hundiiid* of Florida’e rural home*
are more, comfortable and thou
sand* of FloHda’a rural people
are happier than they would have
been without her aid. Since li»21
she haa been vteitlng rural home*,
talking with famitiee, making oIr
nervations on their accommoda.... .......
lion* and surroundings, am) em
phasising nlway* the primary'im
portance n( making one'e abode
a home In every sense o f the
word and not "just a place to live
iin." And Ihere are folks In com-munitiea from Pensacola to, Miami
rOHOWINO HIS APPOINTMINT by President Truman to be U. S
to Jnrksnnvll'ij- who have profited
sen la live on tha tf. N. Security Council, Son. Wurrcn Austin (center),
h y her efforts and who readily
acknowledge their debt of grati *8, (H.-VL), l* congratulated in Wn^hington by Senators Torn Cntinally,
(I)i*Tet(.), and Arthur H. Vandcnlterg {right), of Michigan. Austin will
tude to her.
assume the post on January 3, 1017.
.(International A'cmndpholo)
[ Khe hua made hundreds of
speeches — If her friendly, con
versational, and Inspirational RttVinlk* ran be railed speechea— 1<>
jhpmt demonalration and *-H club
imenjbera gnd to members of oth
er organisations. Those who have polish,
heard ber "have listened eagerly
while she told in practical, simple
language how- accost of paint
woOld make a house look - like
new, how u green, well-kept lawn
(enhanced the surroundings nf *
hoit»* and reflected the pride and
]confidence of Its1 'owner,
. .. how
___
flower bed took the. homemakept
thoughts fronfHtouse-kecpIrrg Join
for a little while, ami served a*
nn aesthetic tonic, how running i
i wn'or and electricity In the home
.would relieve drudgery and help
IIn keep the family well, and how
^attractive home-made furnishing-,
could make the Interior o f p
home shine.
] S i . 1 ha* emphasised the eonrI fort and attrartlvrnrss of the
thorn* ami the welfare- of ita tnihahltanls.
She ha* carried het
Idea* of home Improvement to
individuals as^well as groups, ami
many a rurn“ famlly recalls with
- a q u A n E d is h f -s for cafe
teria* are suggested. • i f the
tneala that- are served on them
al*o At that pattern, we re for
the Idea.
. Despite its m m e , i ly s Z id o k
Dumkopl. strawberry th o ttc ik e
t o r i e long w i y tow ird m iking
a meal a m ete si. .
"W « ’»• oet la learn la llva
like king*," Mye a magoiina
writer. Thai ihovfd be the sailtit leiion ever learned.
With se many scientists dlsCUf.*jf the feasibility of space
travel via rocket* It I* only
Flying Rod Steak
Comes To Florida
LAS
CHUCKS,
N.
M„
bin—
f natural that'theTm an In t b #
moon would with' folk would
atop pointing hit way.)
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The while, we retd, i i tlowly
disappearing. t Ntturally, with
i i i v ie one couldn't eipect a'
while to disappearlvtry h it.
!
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Orondpoppy Jtnklnl My* l*T
day'* kid* limply wea't ballav*1
that salatmtn me* would last
in a ihlrt froo In order to sell ■ f
Apparently, King Umberto of
Italy If one of those persistent
persons who Just won't taka
" N o !' for an answer.
.for wostern steak* and, missing
hem In Florida, hail some Mesllin valley beef butchered to her^
, I jra*. ■<w ** _
M ini, I
I w-, Mi fa. rwsqw w JSs I
I rt
(O 1-S ■.
desires and
air-expressed
to Flheiy[
The familiar round purple in
spection stamp ton meal ha* been
usetl hy the II.-8. Department of
Agriculture, fnr^40 years.
Arisona is the fifth largest of
the |H staWa, in area, with a total
of ll.’I.V&A square miles.
li!) So Sciftq'to Co toiili Oirt
Tc\mA
STANDING ON THt DECK <d Ificir yow l the ”Jt Hy liegfiar" shmtly after
OH Ivina in Ij.di I 1a/icucu oio ea-Atiny Sgt. Lvciult llvpp, 31, oml his
w ile , l e 1 . 1 l.y .■ 1 iro c r Was** tro m T-imhoim, W t It Ttio co u p le rt m ( ilid iil a 11 . 1 l. tti y tt.teai Itl|t (lo in M-.Wiitl .i Ic -.im I Ib c stu a ll ( l u l l b y
lb*-utrcl ,it ..itle .til. iii .tl.ci bad *nilt-*l n l-*.at bctun They plan to make
tbeir fi.tn;*
,n Atlantic City. N. J. (Internutltraoi Aoundphoto)
her u fervent "W ell dons" and in
wishing hoc rontini*'.! coot) health
and hanplneas.
beach lolling 10 th*- -tit.-liu■ tl
ynur hair 1* wet. I Ids w a y it
should di v wilh'o Hit- hmn. T tiifi.
you shoultl In- nil 'f l for no eve
nlng date with n 'glamui hairdo
«Ht r.ft-1
that can l«- ‘ t»-11
comlw- l hack to-"It
Die riiinr
halpdo.
- Whcr* - spn+i|ttf v .if hah b- 1h
R E R U N IN)—OermaAi would
ralhei ti*’ cn tn music than nr*'*
on thslr radio*, a survey bv Atllc'l Mlllinr*' Government show-;.
The samplin-- of cp'nlon an
nounced bv llrie. (Jen. pnbetl A.
.McClure. Director of Information
Control, disclosed that CA percent
-a n t musical programs. Twentyfive percent prefer new* of an
interr—etatlve nature, la;** than
10 percent . want political commentarles.
sun. M I* wise to 1tillctribe lb .'
It Should be PI III. -'ll -bn.......
Inqg smuigb to rby n It i- o' i
wjsv In permit the hair to be
baked Ilinger Ihini necr.Hitr) Sun
shlri- beating down on the M-alp
bandanas
protection
I'elirh
uowlei
pitchers
and
.win nn the outside but not no
f In*Id *, if
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iving Room Furniture Is A Sound Investment
• J-piec* suite that wp’ll be proud to
you and you'll bo proud to own. Large,
rtnble sofn and 2 notching chairs in
lc tapestry covers and with futl prowar
A novf olnHr fly awMtcr
11!'■V o le 11*0-1 l-i hold
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I'hf* uir u* it WUi
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of
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SUrutME COUEt Justice* Robert If. Jackson (rlrh*) *n<l Hugo Dtick
Appear together In the iloys when Uicy were In orcord, lieforo they split
tiv 1l,\|HmUlF !** ■it .1 to -e in which Rluik'j law partner wna Involved. Congress is now
«ou f ully considering n cisblcd statement from Jackson, U, S. war crimes
nimnutur nt Nuremberg, shut ply condemning II tack. (International)
When Ethiopia fell to Italy
me importer* turned tu the Arntloe where the marking* nl
-nl wildcats resemldo small Ion-
injfe in r«lril»*M ifn*l
»I1m I*#.
b r SUM. *
r r n h il p u r lin -
\ S L W FUNSTERS
N .A Y M A T E S
Y ou’ll
FO R
love these
A
HAPPY
piny clothes
and
SUM M ER!
swim
suits
A T YOUR SERVICE -
DAY OR NIGHT
Add an extra bedroom to your house with this ever
hnndy Sofa bed. Spring filled for comfort and jroui
choice of long-wearing covers.
tunny settings . . .
BATHING SUITS
lUrr. brief and lovely I One
and two piece style* In print
ed Je rs e y , cotton and Barker
din*.
LOUNGE CHAIRS
We have a large assortment
of- chairs and ottomans ,of
best quality. Prices Fange
CRYSTAL SALE
P L A Y SUITS
values in Jieavy flrat quality
urrort that you won’t want to
A Vrsblr
play
suit*
In
sharkskin and gingham. One
picerfa that bar* your mid
riff and two pier* styles
Ptatfomr Rockers
- -
“ Pedal” Pushers
They’rs
TWO VKTUtt o! the freak tornado
which swept throuch thasuburban
darling.
peplln ....
Coals to natch
All
red
4.S0
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SHORTS
Sharia lo cotton tw ill
and rayon poplin In
w il l s «-d color*.
tad her ]1*
Jimmy. Both owe
i{S5F4SafJSt
Featuring choice tapestry
covers. Innerspring construc
tion and spring' hate. High
becks lend utmost in comfort-
x26 Oval .................. $17.75
34” x26” Shaped ,......
$16*75
40Mx30” Square .............. $24.95
A sparklingr plate mirror will add
charm
and dignity
to your •
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Trade in your old suite* We allow
"We Clothe the Family—We Furnish the-Hone** V •
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NED SMITH, Manager
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THE WEATHER
ln Unity There la Strength —
f 'rilliitlrf illilr t litiprlUir^i 11*U .iflirf mm-ti L L r - m h
k jlu n k s t
''iiiI * rr i|.
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ih m id rr k h o « m lot lie lil -i ml m r t n l r f n t r vm i(L (h it
A flrf fiiHii? i i h I l<*nt£!tf
To Protect the Peace nf the IVnilH:
To Promote Ihr Proem s of Amrtira;
To Prodorr Prosperity for Sanfsrd.
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VOLUME XXXVII
E stablish ed
* Byrnes Seeks
Decision On
SANFO R D . FLO R ID A.
UI08
F RI D A Y .
JUNK
28.
1916
N O . 205
Associated Press leased Wire
TrumanlsTold Amended OPA
It*s Jeeps .They W ant
Heard At Meet
Senator B rid g es H its
Russia A h Stunih#
lin g Block T o Es
tablishing
Peace
L o ffle r and LhiHura
D eclare B e s tr id in g ;
Shipm ents Is H a r m - ]'
fill
To
F a rm ers %
PARIS, Jur.y 28, (/P)— An
American aourcc said (oilay ■
that Secretary of State
James Byrnes has served
• 1 notice* that he Intends to
seek a decision tomorrow on
Ihp calling of n general
A European peace conferem-e.
“ tie nerved the notice today
an the foreign ministera
rouncil HTeeting in Paris.
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Feurth O f July
1 1
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, ’ in • gull*. -1M‘ *I -.1 I lie
. . b. - k.
. > is chmgr.l with ultowlog
un .k,
tnort.ini* it 10 0 1
Jnei Htliir
tennis racket l»ltin K » W l In t. ,,- >
A .H»s. «ha
aAi i k
l . . lP o r t l y a f t e r o .n l , „ lr, | l „ )
.
................... .
T lA l ,™«-w
. . . . eh
« net With childlike h a p p ie r . D a p o o n I lbl raarr h
W• T
vs ill
Ib iu u g b l
b H .i,.- ,| ih j.le |
u p ' .....
( i l .t t i v .
—
m-P* >av* I'aprne m a k - n i ^ l l»*
n.gh. .b itM le o U lg h- ,im t le t
a ib
l
......... ...............
no fr-.n l S>'+»i*l
occasional lr.| « to the ding
store.^de»lt">_ lh- ‘ c*'*'
t’.mnly lu.tg, li IV W ot"
in July 1.
to r ch e w in g gu m a lw a y s B C :o t it '" ln il h m Ih -**ii b ro u g h t und .o
-i t
\ »in( 1til ■ut »‘ V r f *C+Ti illy liw.r
1|, i heri KU’ir+i.um, pli-'.-ng—
flry Hi'iiMlnkj
1; i « <i i* tun
trol. o ffic ia l s ly Ihcte « c , e tu,
panic.* tiy h i c h n u fie u .
(||P , iork a* ,1** tune of the . will Mimliii *ii *i*i i D Li Ut lue
»ni 111 I I* 1 * (hi
\ ■r-isl-’ l
Ills' son. A) Capone, Jr., atv,! r**»Ui.t'i*- »f ony kind,
x
ft. ■t vhrii
,* rideiit;, ir e c e iv in g
In -..li n e n - ,*a y . - J,il>
«»•( iMl| *bt-• 1 *.
hotel f „ r * r \ t f
le f ^ leg
in ,m u . n , h r
h n li.ln )
. i
ficeiu
lives in Miami and visits his fall.
The •three s ln t y f ta n t i tn- m * .* **
him; tMirpft,
row .b .l.
in elu d i-ig
m a n y M ia n g e
M M n i.ti.il
*ll< - p ila l
„ ih r t
«...»• will* f«kll ■
er frecpicnlly ami Dr. Phillips say- **•*
pleuly
Shrines ’ n il e n d in g
the
an n -lal l l i l n r - h .
«b<-ie bi
r o iid ilio t. 1
•« llf'
**’ • Li- 1M I
P a y H i k e F o r J u d g e s ierilelT e*\ 7 n»c Vnd,'wi.ed'"M
c
,| IIC
JH. lil'i
id',
rAl i ,hr" thrrt*t r1'"
- doWM M nrtf^H T r n ip li* inltlatinn
“
C H
C AAGdOo.
JJune
u n e JH
eeia* terms • 1 ,< m linehangerl.
..,, W e lm
h.ii. d - I i l .
1*
iliitiXULl-ASi aft*: l t d ! n* I : . . . I t --------gallons r f liquor, 127 ju g . and sStaleV
, l | " ' . Attulney
hlm
'
Attorney WillU^u
Willlaiu Tuohv
Tuohy / ’ 'll',’ " ,IP . noMh
r ii.i
r. ............. ..
. h i r t , u v a ilmrmT*
H
#*n ,ln lv I
- > r W ASH
IN___________
G TO N_, June 2H—t/ITttOC
sugar______
xackx; ______
uiid______________________
thUa broke
, h'#rr*
The Docior says Mrs. t iaj
.
^
v PI1„
»• ]lf.|,
», r v j,|r r , .
fd n
-»r*b
‘•fir in sjinSi
i u|* ii tv I (h it
IKvTKI. i n l l M ' B l ' S
10 gllexl .
Orir hil»*ti4**l i*n*l
1H
Tl,ua
Danala
A
nearineillifitt.
f
’nh.
inw
_
tuvnllai*
el>
■
re
urtilnti
avsailn
*
'
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» ■.
M — The Benito Aprr^pHatlorta C im * iup n TkhiUok ring which « w t e r ’ w V S ‘ ^ r o d i t ^ ’ ^ 1 1 , ; |r i f p , h p
\ '^ r
!( j' i'»»
ii* f i fiyl"i4
A ai
were lb iven nul ini*, lb-- lain b>
■ mlttee ha* approved • Ui>or-8ec- high profit*.
Inan |n ps,»nix, A ri* . who -*,n- t n r e - . h“ »
l,pf" wp|1 '*up " the bb.lp Shi m- fled in night
" 'H HI \|»
•>ff
*»iul
it
i.-uf a
it - 1•••imtily
IIAI.TIM UHE, lone 2H. M ’>
urlty money bill with an amendIt w
was
n n ithese
n r s c high
ni^ n p
profile
r n iiiii in
that
« i f w w J t „t<| ,j,r
, h r |)r
|»r
gnan
r n nn kidnapkM fm p * *'"* l,n)r’" r » i » " d nervous strain
]('Ht 11*11 , Mjll'ly lit Itt'tt) «nu
clothe-, while nlhera tunk lime The wnll of n lintel wtu-rr Ge-tgrecrgnltinn *.f led to tho undoing n ^
» ni1 killing. The man. Richard Thnnmx, placed upon her In "assuming r» to dres* end jtuck.
f*Xk« Vj ” g.Ldl'^
g-.-il ‘ ||ut
Hut thi-ro were
Wnshinglon otire slept ndlnp e.l f. The. 37 men Don, ...... ..... j..--ter/
tha Natlonnl Johnson, said Chlaf Williams, for lo |d njoonix official* be kidnapcl sponslbility o f fa p o n e 'a
foren'irt's union* (
thin morning. Fort omt tel y„ wind CoMhly, ufficlnllv tidr.i bv the . bri i„|ln„ „ m Rlitefield, W. Vft.
This
'i*
the
third
nf
Daytnim
“ Labor Rslatlon, 1 iard. Tile a-, the tw o quarreled a b o u t the money
. ............
...
...
....
_______
„ n)| killed six year old Suxanm,
W„l Departriienl mi it
l.-u.m
H \
,.rt. pl+uty
Hear h'- older nceanshnre h -leL o f the guetts wrre out <f the l l .t
M B Hat V would
H H p H
w I r ; the and each one came hn him In in->()cgnan in Chirng., last January.
prohibit
of
dead
tnd
mi mg <> „ f ..........
m ils , but they
(he'Mill-nutnr
» ' the
to cat* I- fire thi . year. In Inn hold
C l * R. B. from spending any of form against the other. J e r r y , Hut Stated A ll -rney Tuohv sayx
\Vo *|.| W a , I I «•-!<■ -n e t w ho W) | p
, j , |rr
HTRIKF, HI7ITLKD .
liary tin- Daytons lit-erb mill the time, T Wfi [H-rsoriv were iniurH b .„| en le ie .1 li.. A r m y It. , hem ( ,
fundi in the new fiscal yaar Martin had a reconi o f (wing *r- 1there are too ntany hole* in
bnt l „ „ „ b u n d s '
slightly.
llreakei
hotels
weie
destroyed
aln* July l on eaaea Invnlv. rested f,5 time* tireauso o f Ur——- *—
■
"
in o U County and the li 1 ''j1'’ m ice «*f
Thomas’ story.
NEW YO RK. June 2fl, tfp.
Mtipurels (M d ly
completely.
unions of auparrisora am- violation and gambling, said
not include uteri fro m --th i.
The long strike o f CR1 Mine
rn o .q -h , i> a k c l b ean s w i r e scaree.
FU N KRAI. 8KKVICK8
Iraftnr of tha'amendlio n who lira) have enteied C-e in 11- .Io n . t h e ir ^ tra d itio n a l h o m e ,;
sms.
D ltlV K nlX .IN H
unions against the I’helps Dtelgc
tor Joseph Ball of
CONCORD, N. C.. June 2», Corporation has Iwen Iwen ended
Funernl services for Mrs. Hnrnli se rv ic e in a n -1 her county nr and r ic e w a r -hurt lit la iu is ia a g .
says Jt wMU hava the
I'lKR C0LLAP8K8
Mnlr tbnt etoW A ( be ra9, t
f/rf— The pettern of the CIO Tire president o f tho company*
j- ( LBRKH HTItlKF,
Martha Smilh, who dlc<l Wednes State. .Since the li-l W.I .onpreventing ualoniiitlon
r„ m„,or|,ty.
mcmberxhlp drive in the South lxiuls Cates, announced the tetllrday afternoon »i her borne on fine,! to Army men rbo. e vie. „ f
PH
ILAD
ELPH
IA.
.Ji
2A-(A1
during tho po*t jv>ar.
W A H IIIN G TO N , June 2m, „T,
i* taking shape. Ten organiser*’ ment today.
Floral Heights, following n Iqng rllerl in N u 'y. Marine, l o a d
A dosen or more vr
John L.
today begin a campaign among
(Ute* declared that the terms The president of the lirntherhomi Illness, will bo held Sondrry after-, Guatrl
, r. ,nr. other wnr services were
will
the 20.000 worker* at Cannon nf the settlement followed the o f Railway Clerks today anrmunc- nmm nt 2HHI o'clock at llu- Kri k-|n°l H” " 1KLLIOTT
ut«y with
P.tT h i!J "lp h i.lbby the col. Mills, the world'a largest manu national pattern set in the Ana ed thkt he is trying to get stilk son Funernl .Horne with the Rev.
HKlmnttywHhtting ——
* ....... . ^
l for a full dis
l
o»
*.
in
n. "’ h r ( mis lie iIi* k«i m l H f
p r «m e i»?
o f f i*
K*»ing mm ntmoitl him vUJmo vi^tnl llu
paid to lh* County Tax Collector L it J lIO r S o n tt 'IIC t* I s
were Kivrn il- nghi of *ay. hud l>rnhUni i iif w o rlil j>4>4cr o r n t.y
at any time lofore tho.Ux sak-1 I J n h p llI O n
A l in '* J ll v*’,,»w *ton sign* painle.1 on t*n- nf Ihr rurrVKtl •»vrnli ouKiih* |i»*
and in yurh cases the paid itema .•U p ilV IU U n . J i p p - . d l pffl|trh -wnUe pavement approach- nwfl lit!Ir immrtliali w«irhl
will be stricken from the sale
Tbr fiirmrr ginigUfpl li:u*b I bit*
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it m f r
who
1 'O'f f-" ...........
owners paid the taxes.
J
n
A
lo ll
t r ia o lillE
llu The sale of lax sale c e r lif t IMCK'iiM' for
rill
f .i l i r »l
rates for delinquent (045 county > l’"
vkt*st intrf liurcfl run’ • nrui
taxe. will lo held att the Court ,i Ju.'*r
il-at eur.
House on Monday, th en ffirst
rer* “ ■' >,aM
tifirate will he sold at 12:00 noon 1endorsed by Attorney
To|?» i bilk .*r**t il Iand the *a'«j resumed at I bn
hv I IrflllsTT ilt D SfllHl/l
lt*»lrt-Tt
rVlork.
.
nf S i * a
V 'ir k . eh itiitm iii
List of land* advertised for n f (hi*
Virfiii’ h iivtiru *
unpaid HMf. taxes appeared in ineiiflt**| i L
The Sanfcrd Herald on May 31,
June 7, 14 and 21.
These delinquent taxes may Ire '
Congress Plans
l»se Kaps*
Sweeping Probe ( um|)<Mli<m
lath, r (
Of War Profits
Broken T r a ffic L ig h t .
g a l th r ‘ u lltllu H ri
(D’lU’rf -*f *. . c* li.ll
A t French and First ..
. ... .
,
llf
. ,
I)
Blamed F or M ishap a|>40nV»
w lurcd
(i t wj)l
A s leather N ervo u s-of s .......... .
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f'r
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gang
till
f" l .lintr i t ...u-l I lo- I b i v . l ........ .. ... I i w l
mi i hung.* gambling
inumiAf! uf 2f» |»rnrn| fm
li I S h e e t u l i l , 111 til *ni d r iv in g ,
S1(11
IiiM'tnr Krnnelh Mliillip^
ih.h ihr i: *i fi IiiuT
iii 11iin ru
urini r I ' 11' > dmwt-i |,lt alli-ndi'.l Capone i Hire he » i*
9- ■
fn^om e^r'Le. ».
R11*haJ3 itwin afomi.i| 1?. "linte ^Jiisti*
in* >
‘ *njjtrillr
rollM*'*1 dtlritlfc
In lome ciBeg It has
fmiml
vrlm now « re puhl $120,(I'n ‘ (lf r„|„ nil fi fill
li.le M i.iiu .n .il h i i | to A leal n i l in l ‘KC! fi*i m*
unpaid
1
.Sum Ibgliti Ii. tin it g lo v e r n|t*
For Tax Payments
remaining
^
P
H % S III N«* I U N .
Juur
( A I’>
In 4 f i M f l i r of Itoiirn
•iI ttioit l i t ’ roH)|ir«inii**«« ( ) | ‘A
i j i'lii j fie-1 teiTii* of Ihu iiiiti k e fin x
lif f ir e jiw p i .in 11 l .lil o f ftm etiotlP
of t he* v a r u m * r m iitm lle e * .
_____ _ *
? WASHINGTON'. I....
fo r the p a y m en t *.f C o u n ty t«> • n r , . * ' * I on the I'.M.i I«» ro ll am t
P assage U f Kill Is
Expected By N ig h t;
O ’ Dan id <iivdv -U p
His Own Ejlihuster
Crash
; *'vtelni v of Hn* Celery ■
itjViM fm
I lie kTofhlri V V jfetn b le
1‘tunTill Ilf*!'
1111eI
tnenl
a|li|»|l|'Ti
Foremen s Unions Art Intersection
«a «
id
*tji
H ugh
Thi--*
promise of principle* n f justire||-i
1
IT
*
and honor,
Another eommenremeht speaker
was .Francis Cardinal Spellman
o f New York. He urged the Kill
graduates to guard America and N L B II T o Be Slopped
themselves against hatreds, preed
From
C on siderin g
and bigotry, which be dcscrll«*d
at the seesls of war.
F orem en’s
Cases
The InM rail
Pus
Ion T.
place fo f comttrnnrls*. lint
Last Call Is M ade
M*|iie
L’ UAit f x m tin
... Senate Group Is Grady Hudson, 25
Seeking To Block ’Killed In Crash
_
ID
* i t hr i till1 1 llmi tt* l»y VV. A L H I it**- i*i e •tiieiit ami M. U < ulliuit*
alt man* i*rr «*f Ch.m* nn*l ('am*
|*any. iriTF
In I ft
% 1C"
Bridges spokr before the g r a d
uating class at the
Nnlmna!
Academy nf the FBI, He said
Russia i* trying In turn world
opinion in In* favor by distorting
tire truth, hut that honest men
won't he fooled, lie asserted that
the Soviat Union is not yet ready
to be given the secret o f the
atom.
„ The senator went on to m«>
that Russia has tried persistent
__ iel
ly to xomirrmntse American
pi in
tiples. Added Ilrtd gfi, " I ii the
Die
O m w itiH ii D» tlu* fp|er> in a tk p l
tng B K r w n r u l a s j i i u |i a t .1i1 l»v li* e f
Ktoritln Y r c e l n b l r r m iu u it t r i* . in
Iu n lt ir to f o n r v i low * l» * y jiif f o
at
nf
l ir a v y
-h ip m o n **
tlu m ig b
g n o li
‘ i/ i
mi
v o lu m e
tim it.it Intis, vv.i , ymif u tility v u k 'imI
at -iltv t
S . I* A t i l e r > I 'M r i n j ;
Meanwhile
in
Moscow
the j
executive. committee -of ,ihe \V»i |.l
Federation of Trade Unions vo|e<l
to ask the United Notions in ;
declare Grneralissim.i Frnnro :m
outlaw. The committee a ls o urged
the recognition nf the exile Gifat
Ihee-rahl'l group ns the rent
Spanish government. The *<•«■ro
tary-treasurer o f the ('III, [nine,
Carey, attended the Moscow meefIng ua United States delegate.
And in Washington Senator
Styles Bridge* of New Hurnpshire had some harsh wonts for j
Russia. Senator Rridpe- termed
Russia. “ The Brest roadblock to
tho peace of the world T h e New
Hampshire
Republican dev lute-1
that if the Soviet tkmnn si.n’l
movr that road block. we ll ’ htivi
to build a road lo pence around
•
Seven Ball L ea gu e P l a y r s
J—
. of a p!«r and at least five facturer of towet*.
not yet accounted for.
_ W collapse of tha 160-foot
KRAMER DBF BATED
oiar also throw a 100 foot crane
WIMBLEDON'. England, Jdhe
Into the wartr. which U 20 frqt
ck Kramer o f Los
eaten today in the
•t that. pSlnt. A t iMut’ atx
onia Championships,
workers thrown Into tho
•cond, waa delater emerged-alive but inav Drobny of
**»■ fof
......
—
conda strike settlement — a wage log oppress workers in New York X.” C. " i atni, nffirintihg.
C D R U W TlnX
increase of 18 and one-ha|r cents t* go l-*tk to their jotw. Tin__ /
chief,
George M •
an hour.-It applies to the com* brolhirhond
Plans for a Junior American
The Her old irg la an i-rio r
i AHtona copper mines and Harrison, called ; the strike un
«
smelters end refineries at authorised and . ha adder) that he League baseball team now Iwlng , occurti.g it\ Sc only Cin urle I ’ep*
"L e U e i" / m
Thursday
Laurel Hill. N. Y-, end El Paso, has |tent union Vice ('resident organised In Sanford, will be |par’s
Morgan to New York to discussed at a supper meeting of night’* Herald I n which it was
Tex. Th* Aritona miners will go
settle the dispute. Ham Campbell-Loosing Post 63. M u n-i*tat*d that t>6 unit income o f
back to work Monday. Cate*
nation’* non*
■ed that he la-unfemlliar day.evening pnd all members arc
ere jHO
;u0 percent o f thY
t
added that the smelter
* las* than $7,finery
J P I- - X - v..k JJJ5J .0
t w l k w l l ^ l ^ v rv ihAve
road
.
—1 M ti il i’
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U F-isei' .-.V
- ■'
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•SA^T FISH K ILL, N. Y-. J»um
1-1'■ An allorto-U for Klllelt
It*m. ,i‘vcl t lur pb-«dc*l guilty tl
a s|n-!<tmg eliHigr <n tiahalf Ql
the son nf the late Prostdmt, The.
lawyer paid u fine of 116.04 At,
east Fishkill.- Elliott w m charged
with driving ft5 miles an hour |
Saturday. He did not
court in prtnroon.
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THE S AN FO R D H ER ALD
PA G E SIX
(il's In Germany
Coinmission Tallies
Action On Location
Of Negri! Park Site
1**Mf tnurtl I f Min |*ititr IInr
( unUmirfl I'riifti 1‘nir I'm*
Mint found the crave for u*.
"T h e ir wore no ‘hue tags Vti Ihe
Clave or serial numbers after the
names.
I hone t haitj helped you hut If
I've missed something let me know
ami I'll try In answer.
" I i rally i|hl see the crave anil
it lieing kept u|i hy the civilian/.
I thought it wu-i (|iill>! a nice grave
uml in a flier quiet little town,
.Sincerely,
vlon* mlmim-trntitin hail lurn
r( fiij llir itiimji ng
Wt'll ft* M'fu *
i U» C it y
TUESDAY, J U N E '25, 1946
FLORIDA
He it*M»-I ttlvP
in** tiiMi foe liiifl
the m httii ajlh Stair HraMli
thnnfir*. ilit hired lii-il
flic
FIpi was ill fr sled with ia1>,
i iim l mo ii (in toe.-, wa* >m(*'al*
ajut iin-.inlliiry. aiul ilmi.iiul*
that if the . refuse ’ a
not
N O W S THE T IM E T O
T )0 TRICKS
W IT H
\M M \ PAINT
The pictures have lu-ert received
mill are cxmllent. All Ihe names
on the cross o f the grave are very
elrar, us well n» the pHII/iri, tin I
otliei flowers. Also in the picture
are 11•» Itiisaiun Clffirer, ihe (I.
I. .loe. 1st h’gt. , lliininion anil
"\V*. do i,..l nan! to* Mime i
i n, in.>.
(ti iirr>l I alhifilti, "W e
ileinand ;u I |U|I."
'
Jldtr.i f,lll 1'1'Utli * ft i|!'li'll» ts'
fin e the erg) Af i*, - i - t niul Coni;
'inlisioliei W l
llilt'i |oo|in-(il
Dial ‘ the I iiiinoM ninri* in*|*e'
Ihe ilnnip ua ,,|l|it \t-1 M mvoi
C ut also -tain! that ilrfunle in*
idrurlton. .v.nilld I" civ, it lo. < i|y
department heml that tm-gaiba.-e
would lie dlfnlped—oii the «i •!, hut
only Int&h nr leave-.
A fter Mi. I'allmiin left, City
em|iiovee hiiitu y itienarn mid i,‘„
Commission
that the dump
Imd
lieen In n r
in . IKffi. mul sajit
thut nftci inkpci tiftg dump* 'in
i ninpit an.I latkelaliil lln* was >l|cleanest dump in the stale, lie
w«i*j no mnsqulb***
SO i f the smose of
hutoiog t
■I* '..Ot f lusi-’Wlu**’ Cr,
imI garbage the t*
n‘
hy using gu*uh
Me pointed o u t-tin t tin 'H i
rinerolnr Is
now In is u>oi .1 •■■]
nhle In hum nil (;«rl«u-'>
W. C. J.ynn was given appiov
al to operate two fast ahv Tran**
fer o f. the Silver Kit <t Tasiiah
busiluaa fio m the Sailftir! Equip
ment; Company to Jtrs. I. (ion*
uilcs was approve I flue to the
fart that there me unit "1 nemo
taxis to 10 whit', .ipplirutloii ■I
two negro apphi.nit.* ie i- dsn'eil
and it wad deci>'*1 that L'l will lie
the maximum of negro *axi* a l
lowed.
Approval 1* 11 • 1* 1-1 in ...........
comp en§»! mi
In
t; I
in,
fe r .......................
fjdl >
Ing the reaipn' " I 11 ! tb-» f|t,n,
Dr. |tn*- o ig ie e tl
"•
\t*
p m vai
H oneym oon
F ree
•
C o tta g e
F or
W a r V e ts
D A N V IL L E . III., i/l'i
vetr 1 an* and tludi hth!
spent I heir honeymoons
lit neymoori cottage on I.
mi I loo.
*
Others, with weddings
A couple move* in. slay* 1Inn
days, moves out, ,,p,|’ the next dav
another ex-(5l earries his wife
arriMs the Ihreshidd.
Everything hut the food Is furhlflicd without post.
Hut tile lug. hoar li-d imnvfmlfi.
isn’t -o free with i-ne thing— hi
own name lie ’s knuwn only 4 *
< he ■rvetl ns altar hoy. f’ratirli Cardinal Spellman
r! Muu nf hit airre Klcanor Conway fT-cnam, and
Whitman, W ar' The Ctirdlnal read a » r « i « l apor.
t-d on Die anijile t.y Pope I ’Uu XU. {fntematlifiHJt)
M a id
F o r 47
Y ears
P a k e s (In e s ts T o T a s k
W c spcctnlirr in Pninls & Vnmishc*
for every surface!
. O u ts id e W M U * a n d
In s id e
F lo o r
N!W NATIONAl OPIN CHAMP l.loyd Mnngvum (center | nf I /is AtigeM,
C o lit, admires the modal and tup he received (liter " inning the National
Open Golf cliampmnifHpat the Canterbury Gnif Course in Cleveland,
O, Mangrum shot a 72 in a rectmd 10 hole phijuil lo win the title while
Vic GhtuM (le ft), of Knoxville, Tcn n , and Ilytnn Nelson (riKhtl. " f
m*,<1*.1.. n * tuMii uotind uo with 73'x.
(Inlifrnational Soundphulo)
Q
-,
e. fr.vrtured r;1*, Muck-.
11 ini'- S v1! r j ; ' i o nl a
CLOSED
WEDNESDAY
nuRiNf;
THE SUMMER MONTHS
afternoons
k - -in h I lias I is delirious. Take
• lead and dip it into a milk mat
i e g g m istnre lin n fr y it lo a gnldo i liiu liii on tndli side*.
ait «aiC|f
iriirunn
B t lY - W C R D
for
IftE V A L U E -
KHly^
M o d i" m e a n t b u ilt lo CiO* Conv*
p lr ie ly r e d i . i r s n l lo get the
m o ll m jt o l la ,la y ’s im p ro ve d
r n s t r n . i l a n il m r llio r ls Y o u r a n
tfa/w raf o n ll ie new K e lly to go
fa rth e r a n d f a il funder.
Nn estra «c-M fat these Kelly
«atra Valuev:
4 Essential Piaeaa
I , S w u n g ' ! C o id B o d y .
t. Cnelee Running, eiba insu
lated plica. •
3. Toufifi Aimorubher Tieads.
4. New detljn keeps rubber
relaxed.
I. More Safe Mileage.
Come In and see (lie new Kelly
-T*h* "buy” because it delivers
performance, dot piomiscit
S t a f T o r d 'H
S e r v ic e
Station
ty r . 2nd & Sanford
• CHEST OF DR AW ER S
$24.50 U p
• COM FORTABLE CRIB
• STURD Y. HIGH CH AIR
ONLY ONI HOUR before a court
granted her temporary custody of
her daughter, Mary Ann, 3 (bottom), by another marriage, Mra.
PaulSIrrr-cnger (lop),Cambridge,
Mass., discovered the youngster had
been taken from In front of Iier
home In ■ n r with Texas llcenae
plain. The child1! father Is John L.
fferron. o f TcxaJ. ( f uternut lonal)
Luhlnakj
$12.95 nip
• FOLDING CAR R IA G E
$24.95 up
We've assembled this group to th a t you ca n save
time and money on everything you need for the new
baby, designed for day In and day out use. Each
piece It well reader and good looking at well.
•MUTYCOOIfT;.
U K tttU T
IM TIRES—
F n a m e ls
'T r im
S e m i- t ilo s s
—
C o lo r s
and
E q u ip m e n t
V a r n is h
and
F la t
E n a m e ls
E n a m e ls
Sgr us nt your CArlilst convenience
for your requirements!
R E L IA B L E
P A IN T
C O N T R A C T IN G
“The Complete Paint and Glass Store'
EUUKNK. Ore.. PIT— Little Mrs.
The nation's when
fTninii Talhot, retiring after 47 tion program should
vents « » ' u rhainbermuid, says ho average person with si
tel guest* have degenerated aninr* protein, iron ami
Ingly during the Isst hslf-ctntury. especially thiamine, in
They shine shoes on towels and
carry o ff half the hotel equip
ment.’ ritlnplsined tile 77-year-old
woman, "and every ycai they ale
getting dim er ”
,Su tin- I f‘«>t I S inch lull woriiaii. who fu m es she', made TOfl,*
000 tied derided never to make
stntf'oi hi V . . 1
\
1
V I " t. S’ -*-'
- ii
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Wilson Ctadv lima.in w.i -In* - 1
etl Id info ■. '!.* Si i .
Line what it'iiiMt- i(i in* it
Is nree ,*nt > . I'ily Knuiiit t i l!al|d>
tl'. t->p valor litiauie
(B o s s ,
-W a tc rs p a r
• -1 1 •
fo i
W ith
Pittsburgh's Color
Dyn.iml: 3 vie ca:i show yo t how lo tran».
P * ' form your entire homo Into n hriglitsr, gayrr,
mors cheerful pl.tsc. Como In mid 1st us explain
how you can nchlcvo this decorating miracle.
mlaaloner* damage by flooding to
valuable atalra hushes at the home
of Mrs. C. R, Ginn on Sanford
Avanuo and Rosalia Drive.
A proposal of Ralph T. Cowan
for rpllobs on City ownad proper
ty -In th« Del-Air Section hoar
Mellonvllle Avenue, wa* deferred
fo r ; consideration to take place
during a special meeting Uter in
the week. Mr. Cowan made this
proposal in connection with build*
Ing homes for reterane. In which
work he i« now engaged on Meg*
noil" Heights.
* ».
IT S EASY TO PAY THE MATHER W AY
Phone
187
u a l it y o f pro d u c t
IS ESSENTIAL TO
CONTINUING SUCCESS
SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO
FLETCHER
17 SO PARK
BOLLS— DICK
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ELSBERRY
PH O NE 303
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In Unity Then* It Strength—
P r o m t lb* Peace of Hie flo rid ;
in Promulr Ihe Prufrrss of America;
T o Predure Prosperity for S n if t r c -
l u iH id m llt rlou tllafu Urn j||riiuM«ia Ihluufh
iMui 4 lit
M A lU ip d
u vN rn
4i»«l Itu jid ff#Iium tt> i«»nl|hl anil «*«rr n i m u r
wulh u»i»
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AN
VO LUM E XXXVII
Established
1908
S A N K O it l).
.Meat Famine Looms
Is Studied
n
f
u
r
IN D E PE N D E N T DAILY
F L O R ID A .
d
N K W S P A I*^
W ED NESD AY.
S u r v iv e s 7 »J Io u r le y
JUNK
Lake
26.
l!M f.
I M ungo
—
^
•
C e n ts T o
In fla tio n
Early Settlement Of
Trieste Issue Seen
Reorganization
T. W. Lawton Is
Plan Submitted Main Speaker At
To Gen. Marshall Kiwanis Meeting
V cenTAppfes Filrlo Russia Says Punishment Meted Out
To Soviets Accused Of Treachery
D r a m a tiz e
D a n gers
■ ■■ —
N O . 203
Aivioclaled I'resH I 4 u1.nl Wire
fy lo lo to v
r ie d
C a lls
H u r
C o n fe r e n c e
F o r e ig n
O f
.M in is te r s
A fte r
Phone
C a ll
MOSCOW.
June
20—(/!*»
I
I
placed at .100,00(1 persons.
CIIICACO. Ju iii1.26, ;/P)
I 'A lilS , .I i i i i .' Ii6. (JVt— A n
Gnxrinuirnt announced to
In’ r.»TJ. the Soviet encyclopedia
— A virtual famine of fresh Poviet
day .Irnstic punishment hud been set-the-^uipulntlon of the Crimean
-\ni.*rii-nn
.li|ilunmt
aay.H
meat is in prospect for most meted out to Itusslnn citifcn. ae* Stnte nt almost 1,000,000 The
'
o
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m
i
i
n
i
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l
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a
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I
n
that
S
oviet
Koi'.'iRii
M
in
is
te r
. ’o u n t y
School
H ead
of the nation today as the fUM-d of treachery during tl*; mos. fiauiTs included llussian*, Ukrani*
i .Mnhit.iv en d ed a surprint?
Senate prepares to net oil critical perio<l of the German in ans and other* living In the
P r o p o s a l s F o r I Tn i A g a in s t
“ C a f e t e r i a p riva te ni'evtiiiK to d a y o f th e
Ihe IInuHiMtp proved com vasion of the Sov'ijt Union.
Crimes as well as the locul nativ
fic a tio n
O f A r m ie s
.the Crimean tartar* ami the es. T l - llus.Inn.. Ukidnlaux
P
l
a
n
O
f
F
d i f e a t i o n ’ ' it iif Fou r K o r.'iu ii M in iK tem
promise Ol'A Hill that re iib vices.In. I he area srOund two hie
i ou iicil to iltMt-tiois It a lii, ti Jifothers
whose
Inyslty
j
was
tains meat price cpntroft. .oil fiehls in .the northern Caucn*\ < k i * g Jlllll* 20 i-Vl It was
Abut*, light with th«* -rlioi b " *jiii’>.
u rie deported
U
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ltd
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tilul
t
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*There is no prospect of im- |us .Grainy in the northern Canca- ipieslioned
w •* *bf wubjtvt t*f a talk, pleiitithe Crimean slate.
I liis diiivluMiii.' .'aiiit*, a f'iiu iiD is
Ii .iv i
lin tiiliil
tiv*lu*ml
•„i>
'rqnuii^tl vvjth
^ mediate roller In the meat *-u »—I Uroiny and Moxdnk—have The Itutsiun Ministry of State
tirArj**
“
Jtfliilliiill
tlirii
i
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l>een resettled in o th )f pnits of Control also-disclosed today that
•uit. i . i Ueli t«i t\ia .ininu- u1 n P l^ t r io F B 'ii.'h p ivss humI
famine.
.1 •••••! glllll/nt IMM
|
Russia. •
»; .
b« M iMlIlal llllil ht*«>'< •ttl-a-f it
I m I lllin M..|<i|i.v wa- ev(w*ilii^ !■
In fart, irnmp parking industry
filoie fTian a »coi«i of factnrif mill
« •* \|M»\ llittt •*11* liuliottal
M ,1 I I I 1*1.1111.11111* I I'lliM- If. b jep L a , HI ft* *n Mi' ti've w!t»*li
The announcement ’ »aid that in ailrt mine executives have been
PpokfRmen nay that if the €II*A
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i
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i
gain
Miglit •». mg a 1'it ak in t!•«•
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W I ............ II, \ .»
rxlriMiim Lill her*imen Inn, the pdditinn, the Crimean and *'h.-- punished. They were accused of
[>liii «n » ttir to t in,| hi,*.*
I I le t* i**!ir
tl:* !.••> ti* the
.*••*1 !•% U It /.♦*»•.
rmintryV meat supply will get chun-lneuish states have U-rn nii»iipiiioprinttu^ fund, or m-us•t 'ill i|ll'«‘ttli‘.| pnitil mi |J*e w.i%
% |*l I . i w I mii t l i i l a i * t
I, *T l» • I? Altai |?» a, h li*il*% • **g»*t latiMfi'.
Inyy.lalo.l inni reduced to tbe stat
even *w orv.
mg fund in vurious kinds o f plants
\\ It,,| |s
I- i «*i»» h uew »p«i|**t* emlier
* i « acr l* h»n h tl** * iiuiuiutii* » !•••'* a • Ills Im|m*
Still others «ay the «cnrrit\ us of province* of the llussmo and enterprises throuifhnut Russia.
? .iiut tin* Nuthiiiul giwrnnii’Ttt.
\\ ill. |b. Hi I •
1 • . .t | . I pt 1110 s*! uneunfti im-.l tuiiMm tbni
r " ill last fur several# month', lrdetalion. The two stntes forme!
M»m •iinu* rrpuil '.ml that tli- •••* h,l»| Mill! '«» Marik «*hl«r| irtC Soviet |*oielgn t mihiui'* ar \ .M.
The Official Sov’- l announce
• i with «i|e jaiKc packer o»«erllm? ly were autonomous.
pi.nt ••ornmilln i*f tlini* Iih.I
•n;i|*.i/in«*w puipM.l’ j t*. t■•!! I \)iilntov i* i vpetting a tclrpbottr
The Chedan*Ingush republic in ment did not discloto the date of
the frenli meat famine will 1n>t
air i« « ,| «>n I WII gtllft nilt tMlntlli. " bat *\a wvuilg will* tiu'iii
i * iv11 from Mim. uw. I bate wn-* no
until the fate -of Ol'A U «leter* the north Cnucmais Ixirderfd on ihe issuance of the decree liquid
. •** t r - at Mu uf hi*'t ilitie*
A
mi ili-lttiirt*. »i
,|ii**tt«| I known l«v i« f.i| tin* aoeHlrtni
Aininetl. -In l.m- Angeles theie (teneialisslmn Stalin'* home ie- ating the two republics and forci
M*'ti I It lull tl( I'lllll lit11 ||li*I||innn. T
A *••••#trait Mt'ivitiy* a
:u *•;. mg rin tin* Pfcrilth new'papei *
have been threat* of u complete* I public of Gcorifia and llieluilrd ihe bly removing the natives to other
|
Hut Seerrtmv ••( State luntrs
I rare i niumittne »« c-tuiiputml nf *!•• -• tt**.»t« i*| ti-.ii illiig * |il
^
>lull flow n o f fa tilitie ft f i u i i t p a i k jGrulnr and Moidok oil fields. areas of Kus»in. However, it did
i
Mai bill ittxl a gtivflifim nt nn.| ». a»»f| it. g** ,,f .........
Hv •••»*' waipe|*M"* i'’ ril l»v Nm ef
ing Imusen to retail imrkeU !*••• ■The German* readied thei.> two
• o i* "| " mg llt.it n I. i.l 1 4 i •, I*.I' ml.If (limit n .1 ' baking hoe fI
a * uiiiMilii't t« |•i isn t a11 v**
(Ait>e of ilpreskiNl <li«pati*fMe\ip*i •III fields nt ihe high tide of llirii •(inclose that these natives I me
b Will llllllrt Ht«„w,t till*
" *•*•* iii Ihe hlglt .*!»..*•!
•*>•«- eliodiriinnl bv H n ' i r . of pttvati*
♦»\ei the provision* of Ihe €111\ invasion la-fore the reverse at aims aiiamst the Red Ainiv in
• .!•• Ml wb«it t»* t.1ki ip f. | 1 pnvei *n!lotu with M.ilotov The
* Iff! Util'll |l|U|M»«lll t«M till* It
eoitjunrtiori with tin* Gentian)
SJnlinitrad.
-g
bill;
tar
11
r . S"V m* f.ueign Min fei
' l l ■• i/atioii **f |ln \r . v w
. * ■•* •%,»i K It*- ii.|*i*
The reptilillH popiilntion wi> A r my
Fish, fowl ami egg* have re*
I • '.*•> .i.l,un.mt
i* maii.ting
1' MillI,t kill i »» »
i .
' ’»
Wilt
f IMill <.1 1I • til III
plATetl the inni i nient »li«li idi
•i 1•!. \•I* 1,i 1 1.‘ |no» * i . >**Ate
' *• * f»Pi. if
,•*
,
•
* Kai 'lick ,i*
i
It•
the eouiitry\ dlitnet |nh|e. u
!>«
•**• trl U'-l fl**M
I'rti,
t»»
•r.tiM'i
' • .( I l |IIM1fill
IlitndtotU ttf bub but ^ho|» ;n •*»ONI Xt HVIVt »l< *.i -$ v .i h'.tu I
.*
. • i ■. al» r
»
n
.II11*1 *,
the r«Minti\ i lu.p.l « »|mmat loti' it
•utMivn IM %ttll
In *hnr»' .it M
.*.•' .4 (•alillle • 4
. $ ' . , . |1 " •w.vel, tbe fn*»|iiri:' m|ix#i •IM tl* »*- *l(* 1 Ii M |
pm king plant*. ha\e dmp|»e<1 t«*
.fir
witt#*i' With h r f « I*r.
• * ikkeei |t\ 1 • ex a- I M 1*
' • \*'| ilu •••1 .
• It.If «
'
f t new nil*time low*
" • /ll; * i *!»*• #1i I tJ
1 * 1- • 1**«$• . 1
... gIV I l
t •» ,
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j|J
« »l* .» •
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In l’itt«hurgh uur veteuift*
r\
#*••»«• . Mi a l»V a
*| ...
tlttl
J b Hat I, . ii . Ie t hilt 1 * Mill"
*•*» •Hlltil
.
1,1
1H Ksitic r .*
tlI.l H*
pilling apple* Jit*vi* f.uiml few
,,
III frugvMnl t II !J mtlr^ It «'tl|||i 1
1 • might I., bopttlg up ..Ii
• llin
III »U i .
, \t 1It\ t»
U'11%1 |U(I|M.
iiaatofuern willing to pay Ml m il*
• 1 *!•.$»
•Hill*
•, •
•'.at l.t », Ml.1,,l* . |
Ml.*.
for a 1-rent tipple. However, the
t.ti
1 ' ...................... .
Ml'tp
1
1 in
I.l t.t> I.S'
iip|>le« weie not i «*it11\ foi Mile
pill pM
\ I W \ t i|t K Jniir Jil, i/l'i
•r 1
\I III v
•I llll/.lt !••••
The veteran* *aid that they were
\ "i n faihiir .it * *i|ii|$rutlii'0
hie
1*1 l*e lititil<-•§ t Mait* bin 1 *
attempting to dianmti/e the ef ( ’( i n s i d e r s
O b je c tiv e s O v e r
$ 2 7 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
Is
Its,lllll t.««i
• .I 1 • |* 1 M.l In tin* I mini No*
eiiliil
\It ,»ea- 1 . vi it.-.l l.\
fort* of lark of price control*
••I l.t.jM,
j - .tiitv t «**tii* d ifsiay. A
«>iiii . •oil * - I I . Hi II I Ifi.'lll* -*'
In nn effort to *nve the Ol'A
A s O u tlin e d B y T r u R ecom m ended
For
in filing !
I'lHIlimttt «
.iiill It
sip.* !* • • Hr.lit
i>. i.l
110 1m uimI, 1
They writ* le«l Ly I lie chairman
ml i titbit I it.ii
•I u • *"iM in* trukh 1$ I'T iitu lw , fu r
.... 1,a
m a n A r e A tta in a b le
S e le c tiv e
S e r v ic e
of the Allegheny county round!
siit b a,
II •*|*Mi|'
(fit* Spnlll*! I|tlt*'liu|| nil
it It
Hu*.I t|it
"Ututulll
*ll*H11?I tb n*iInt I, Hill
of the American Veteran* t ‘m»i*
" . • ' .• • lt% ugfll't 1
• I*’''
.M*»|
• III, III* ,*
l-l l»»t II. •b • bih.»
l! ell..
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IInn
WASHINGTON. June 2«. ld*l
WASHINGTON. June 2«. P>
• millee. Alvin Snyder. The gfemp
I•
• • be-»
V >ti A.a aini lb* I ii.ltxl King*
i'
., I-Mt.l
uiueil p’i»****er*hy |n n*k for n Tin- White « I'Use disclose-! (i-lay ’I lii- lloilse A ppt opt ini out- ' .-to
I*| 1V
M i"! a* i <linhiti -• .* . t* .i
n t• a i'im l tn ,,nt* -bn* but tb »
IM, »— I
til iv *1 st ap*MI » ii)
]>re*idvutinl veto of the turn that Navy Srerelitiy
l*ture*lAt millet- has lesuuiliicmled a net* \klit. b lliilt’b m! ! In -»i; t 1 iill'M *1
II** til «■ I to*' , *1 lltt | | !!*,.
•ItS’ ** ’
* V ••4M||«|i» l
a*l r*w*i untviiM•
• klMpUtl‘1
|i|fu)rtlM> Ol'A rxtfUftitm lr«?ifcia ha, notified I’rwidrUt Trtimarr-nf * fn»fl ajfotmern .if Uda.IKHMsiO 1*1.*X|*f*» l! V Ml >x*'hl» -Ml* " 4 «•»*« 1* *- *1* «
I' .list*.!
*:in| u*<
.... !»• •.* i at - t.
••.* .t
• ttoii |*a«M*fl hy tin llfdiir
Mil |l' :*1 t“ * all
-<* IHl Iflu*
his tleslie In rnops-lule fully* in to ihe Ullite-I Nuliim. Ifs-lt«-l nn I u*<1 s| \%Mut«!
it ;i<b mo tn *i ti* 1oh
.
. , *
\ -f* tb.l tlllll III twill |HM|M**nl
I.S. • •' III *1 ki <1 • •
j Ihe I'rrsiilenl'. Army*Navy liter* Keliululitntjnn Adinliii.lt ati n I It.I
» ft t
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p,|1 •.* Ip.I* t I.
M
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t \ ilia s |4.iiiir Ii sit'r **»» il l
Hi
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! per ployriim Km le-t.il'. nillltide I'N ItRA item *■ - the Iniyr.i --I tl*.* , 1*../it* 1 11.
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WASHINGTON, June
.Ah
tilt s \kMIiill l.s V%lllltltll
>• hiU m|* •
||
1
bib*
Bik
1
lie
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•
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•
known
in
a
letter
in
Mi
t
iuiuatiiriatinns
iii
a
defn
ienrs
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rf
ui
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•
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ll
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There me iiidicutioii, of u coltlf till*
i» lltri* Im *I1* .‘ ,
■, , Mt
\\ , |sI e ,*1,,' (tl I til' tlgbt
f••t tf$l»
lie said he coiisideml Ihe oh- iiill ralUniC for Ihr expemlililie mi*! I il bt 11/il 1mil *i| tlu* .1 (1*1
Mm fl\e l.t
lapse in Ihe drive b y Reiiuhiicuu
lldl.tfw
.!•«•(
tttlf'
((•l||*> til tj I
N i.rnrmt \«w«*iiil*lv t«* take
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1
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All'll
1•il
!
be
i
i
i
p
i
a
je.
lives
I
err
nt
ly
luiflinnl
hy
the
of
$7
2(t,h71
,!lll!l.
ll
also
was
the
ib«
tin
f
IM.
fl.Ti'l
renatnr* lu »emi ih»- CI'A ex*
1H lt|p H|!|1 . !:t , l•. *s.|'l e»»*
i»
f -l.iiur,
• fig'M.tl
. liar
t |* • 4 • *1
III \.
tension lull hark In the House President a. nttninnhli-. nod add nio-t Controversial The t'NRHA til* Mpimou g$\«H» I.l I lV4l4Mtg I
|m*»4|
|'|t*l illlig et* IX* . .Ilnl tt* .4$:.mi*I S|»uiii. Ati'tiab.i uihI Hr4lu . .Hi* It «
*
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.Stnlf
(
ti'iilogMt
M
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in.
iii
<*tjnl'
eil
he
Iwlieved
it
would
Inpos*i|
item
is
expected
in
touch
ijfi
for conference. Some senators
• n p v i u t j u g in lU-sl * i * " - nit.I M a n ' l l liilti wl<«i pi itpii-i’il In loin* down
111 (III-. -II
have told newsmen that Ihe big hie to ovennme ilifficullies In |n f . * c n v e r whelhei any unnr (lit n " f l l iittrlliii'il llt-miiig *••• 44UR 44*0 tblli
.imp.Mr ti
till* I'ldish itfaullll lull tn rriltl
Hi at
ill 4*4||| UU Is.
>kill «Hi*b
ilnrwinir
up
tinneeejsary
leftUlii-i
money
should
lie
.pent
in
Un-ihr
aubjetl
nl
llu*
S.infitnl
l
‘*»in
NUn
N e u r n lh
F e a r e d 1*«i.i
n,
margin |>y which the House re
k. »t ‘ it
likrly t•»
‘'I'tll Until 11*ii• Ft Alin* Sputii
ib.l Hi lt |
•
mill
I
mniiil
\
IlmHi*
tlon.
slnn
repiiidiils
which
i|0
tod
nllow
jected a slmilnr move made de
l.
, ml
11—•
Igli
1 .1 w*i
r-tci ,» -t* .»•! f l mill*
A
I ' j i l h o f A d o lf H ille r n
ll,* .
Tbr lira i mg w t »• *.*•». 1
Se. iHiiry nf Wnt
*oit if* A hh'* h' iiii new* nr.I inb-i »*•*!••
(Mill I*.,
...
1 *• 1
'>|*uti| »••• k I'hilsilifftt
feat almost certain. Ily a vote ■rrnlly wn.tr tn (Jir ' l'n*4iilrut upmulrnl* firr u* «*■* l*» mfm Muiutgn K.lwtii*! li t s.111' mI ’
niul i. •
“ I !»•• it* , * •• * »but
$s* m t Ib.l |* •|«it■•| *b •:t|4|i$4*\nl •
of 221 to I NO the House refused ! plrslttinit support of Mr. Truman's 1imitliui on U NRItt aiiivitii".
t In* I- «
S« HIMM'll* * «llittt k • flit
i M il HI.
4
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L
t‘l
lltlltl
V
f In-*
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u*
•
» *• M• ". 1
'
L ff JHIIl*
to send the legislation hark to
gltilt
*1 • ••
Is *
M
*
1 • • I *t.l'.t *1,
T)le |,,|| ru,,i,..
.,.,.,..|.i iu I **l*l 1111*1 I •*
•f'M it
♦
•„
*i • • •
•-mam*
eoinmitlre
for
elinunatmn
of unifiration is-s-ommendutissiis
(•uni*
I. .1 »••» brio I
•• • j* •i •
•
\
M
I.S
Korrestarlei
n
wns
made
,,,
s
1
nC
null
ll
i
•
.*••• Im .
loeat reilinc*
.ill l • •
't ifu\onig
,\ •tn
I'uhln
a.
' ispii -I Hill
heai-I (llI
(,p^
„
,|, j'r..7’>
h
' ■ .tl i .mLiv Mini lie .il 1*1IlH’ll'ill • •
Mt * .
' However, the Rrnulilicnn whip, junior, that the ?a» y -till Imped ( „ f ,h<. .Selective Servoe Sy-.eot II jllrl pi i f I sl'ii Osillftl lllfl'f 1* 1 fill* Hp|
!•*•• •••.1 b* U* Ii*|tii*t.i t*••! I blit tie* k • 1
M1 bt * •
Senator Kenneth W h e r r y
of to cet ll tret ter merger deni than ' (;rnpru||y the ........ i- intended with jigrit ill til. M t> . !♦•• bin
k
iT »
)•
\ • Hi llid fi f..t .dli'gadly •luit.liii l, ,
* t
Nebraska, still holds to Id, plan the President |u..pn,,-,| for it
M I
uVBI t|lr
,|Uiuu i|iir«l ion» ii'l.ii Mi
» • F bo t.f
|'|* ............. - egt H 'til l ‘ |im||« If * huh t*
to a"k return nf the hill to n
l
1
ii -it I
L a n s in g
U rges
S»
MU
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fii'tli
wiitvi
*npp*>s
iih
I
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. .tin- current ftscul yeui and to
J. W
Hail |*$$•■idt*it
.
conference committee. Ilul Ad _
well Hill n e t 1' Ufk •klt'i tt’ubl blit t*x|diuii why Inh
meet anticipated -hnrlnir.-* next |om iat ar.<| Ofnlu I nn* lo'-i*. fol in.. mill nf
I
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III
m
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III
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4
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M»s.
ministration leader* claim that C o a s t L i n e P l a n s
•
ll
V
II bill wen* atiHwrr^il l»\ lh« IS. 11 freelv ihi fm »H' wild hit* 114
t‘ X|HH*tIII bill bill Ii«t( been ll.lll/ftl .^1. II (*.»!• bt I It t- • .$f e t ••« 1st!*- f
S p o rtsm en
To
year.
they have enough support to
I III
.iihI a l,i-jl un « .|d.$»t.tiin
Wrnofi, n
!•» Mi tlnnl.
C u t In E m p lo y e e s
I
*•*-«|(it«|
$
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big
Ii
•
v
:
ii $! itt|* |iii%i* ilil lodili «**i %
k
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t
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Ih-l-ate on the measure will
•
III
ll'
defeat Wherry'* motion and send
»
H
i
CXpCils Ilf lilt* 1 •«»* ! |Ml. 1 »Ht|*»'t f.Ml»l»*.| Ml
1 |U|| U$4• f 111!li t . \'t*n
.• 11 i'll Jlgll Ilf 1*1••|-v-*‘ jSft I 4 •ie * *
A tte n d M e e tin g
start tomorrow on the limn of. , Mill fmit
the measure to the White House.
tlllll*•I
•■n*n'« <| -.’it*'.
1•<*<»!« t, it al Sill kn* in. lu
Sti,
WILMINGTON. N t\, June 2d. the House.
1*14t Hi r 1 b
•H.lli .*f *4l»t| Ml
tl • . H *«») 1*1*4 . *I,
‘ .
(Mil s*I
r StM lU-l.ll "1 '' u1 m lit I Msg -'
(/I*)— Thr Atluiitie CiiaM leihr
tug \
bull'll .4
.-*•* U|.|MM||l| ib" • **f (hll.'l.ll. \|.S*
‘ S,
.
lb. Srniinolo
.
- ■ -1
\li IlltUVtlifV *
l»r 1 ,
|l 1 .-III. *■ II '
V\i. - Inn'■i14»M 1
Ditnminctil yr^lnilnv » »iib«tiina
Hi*' \n
* i*tltit>
I > >|ll**t- limit \ -elk .nr ur*:4 i.nii
I .Mipl-I (Kill \ P II..X -t
tial curtailmeM in mimlirr nf M i s s i o n T o O u t l i n e
F l o r i d a H a r b o r F u n d s rmplnyeeji nml .|«-fi*i inrnt of ib
\ ••»! %• ’ • Kb -■» bul. l1 bt I*.ill* l .| H0 IHl'Illhl' f sibi|i n»o»! •
miift!
Tiilluhn si•44c l.ff............1
•. .
»lit* 1 -4*1 (Inn II it hr
t 1be ,$•<l»1*l,$t |ss|| I . Ih* belt!
I n d i a P l a n S h o r t l y Pal kel Iff tlu M1,1111 .fi- ••
in
tf tlu
•
rehabilitation
program.
R e fu s e d B y H o u s e
4s mi 1* M
41.1 •• ■4
I
l„» ,*- J*
* • mI !•..(». * b. I * |l
It*44 1
T ria l
O f
Itu s s ia it
• •! b - 4 •
1 inn! 4’ 1 V14* Hi! ••
TliU action
necr**ltate<l.
«
|>1 Ie
1
ft*1Tl 1*4.1 if •
NKW OKI.HI. I Hlir Jll. I ‘1*•
....... liut.n Ibi ibbn w 4111
I .Ull
b* 1 I'l#* •d«|«*«** ll II * ll " •
4ii itI the line |»i t-«itlrn.. C M.
WASHINGTON. June 2fi—tAh—
t* . t ' r
f ♦ O'
• *11* •
Thr British
Mlii*i"ll •• \1il\.M I .HIM’ (.III .IM I »
.1 c 1
t I ii * > •1« 4( tilul
1 .11.
1
. . (llilliH
. »
S p y ( 'o i n m t M H T s I n
The Houte Appropriation Com- Dnvii l»> thr ma.lriinacv of *i ,
l.'X
,
•t»c| IllfV b i l t *i
1Club
1 Vw .11 4-«ir 'lii'i: Isl injur.
III! mmIim til Ibi •»t III't $;**••!»•*!»*•
recent
freight
in
c
r
c
e
*
'
'
a imttce has refused to approve an
|SIH'tl
•ll Its 4*lk#'tl t.'tlav n>HI! 1bn tre
* .Mi
M.
II iitifin w wl.llllll Ilil 4
» 'u,r,n* " ‘ u ' lhl" " ,r n- ' ‘ J1
:§ outlay of $225,600 for improvlii* ordered hy the Interstate tom- “hours
that prohahl) will oudiui' 4*114* ll HI Iklib .1 Ilf tl*f ’ C'silD •*
1
t t*n.‘ 1
I -•' -lug pM-'i.Irlit
\ Mil \* •• I'll' IllM ll'l V%••111111 |||» l l . S . F e d e r a l C o u r t
merer Commission.
the Port St. Joe Harbor In Florithr framework foi un intnim
prop- .1 I
1 II.
Mirers and tin t. -.ml of
' *
ilo
*b* in.....
|t$t*. «• bill*.
'-og. l»\
b\ wil\lti|» hi*
The rt m-r cent freight talc trovrniiuent for India tine Itrtl the upper St Jului* Rivt-i p>
tla.
v
M A l l'Ll Wu-li June 2ii i f . do.-itois lui.e a lep.nl ot th.*
to tl- highi , 1 u ual. •
4Ill'll! Il.lil ll«»| f•*■*■ft wbll* tea «|t»
‘ increase allowed ce.tain exeep- ish official says that it will he grain Hint tiiot on i|i-p!u) Imp
—The
espiuimg,!
case
against
vmliit
I.
•
§
•
ilntltllilJ
11
.leeoiuplishmrllt* thul hove lieeii,
Tho project call* fo r deep*nine lion* which would reduce the
|» *s -|» ll**,||i *# It* WII4Wl*lll1K magftlt*
limp, ihiiwintl Ihe rmliM- «>f It** tlmt
Nm il I.Aiut, mint Nu-nlin Rc-lto uni.li during the cm rent year. A
. the entranca channel to 32 feet *o Atlantic Coast Line** boost to a final and conclusive statement river and wult-r Inldes lie •«• I'uixl. I a l. »■tm ,1 nnul.l nl at |HirtiiulniI) iiii'viiniimfinn
of
the
mission
of
the
cabinet
openi
il
in
ft
-li-rtil
rout
I
III
Seattle.
I
-ill
wolei
tilling
|ir»v«i
few of tin- accomplishment* include
' that it would accommodate the 4.7 per rent, or about $2,000,003
11111H Iwiiitfi* b$* wi»m 71 y$*ni4 i$M
Idinned (tint tin- United Stale- limelargest tankers. It la now 27 feet. for the last six months of thl* group. 'nginet-c* dixtlicl of fire, heade I from Hie livh ' Rivet
wtwl Miffi'r iiii* ti <t<*iiiui'« liriul IVush. todu) hy the I'liited Stnte* secuiitig un<| yilacing in tin- lukuu
The
Idg
prohl
em
i,
thu
.tccoti*
governnu-nt.
.Mi. J tr m s l»i, »»ins».| .liu npu.
of Si intlioie County over fil>.!>0d
, y C'nl. A. il .Iiiiii*.. tm-l t*:s111•1
1 ll flit'll!
UepretentaUw, Sikes ansi Hen. year, Ravi* explained.
Recent
Rei|In was 11 Soviet puichnsinu Ifingi-iliug bream anil perch also
it ricks, Florid* Democrat*, have settlement* X,t rail employees ciling of th* various |Hilltlcal for thl* plelionmiiy heoriig in Ion th;* ki-i |in • Pi- l.lli’ l •nil It
and
religious
faction,
in
India.
till
lo-t
IIV
.
commission
icpiescnlnliv,.
m
the
of
Ha'
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121."im fingrrliiig hluck has,; upthe interest uf fl.--.| iinitnd. 1" ’
Yirged tho rommiftee to approve wage demand*, he »ni«h had nddThe llritish plan is .>11111 to call
• f i'.ltll I •».
,
I'actfie imithw-—I In-foie hi. *1 plic.ill-.'i. jte in at On- Florida
level • in- •
^the $225,060 outlay.
e*l $13,700,000 to
the line** for co-operation with the Moslrni protecting hisih, in tie. Oli.l rt"i
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tlHtll*!
k
t
ill
by
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H e r n s I c s t l f y A j x a m s l lest Oil espionage charges
I Stale Hatcheries for additional
rilltti, 111 laud from extreme hlgli
' However, tho group refuted to annual payrpll.
. league, which alrrady ha, ac- water.
A jury nf seven men nod five j I is Ii, whirlt ate expected shortly.
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spring
1-sA'p tin tiiiilcrv. itn
( 1 .
T l vreommend fund, fo r a numbur
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- * ceptril the Mlsilou’* proposal for
i
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t
T
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l
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M
l
h
a
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l
o
l
i
t
women
ha*
ln-rn
selected
after
Inhle
1i'i;h»l.
'Fix.- hundred quail xxere secured.
|lr pointed 1 out the 2<1 font
of aimilar project* on tho ground
n I !*man interim government.
in the
I'm ii- t|>nl nu a Inch
-extensive qi- .tinning hy guvi-ru- Tin- association fosten-d the irothat they are not now In an COMI'KNHATION I’ .kllt TKN The All-India Congress I'wrty's I drop ill the rive, to I’uxzli l.:il>. ll incus-ii-n m iMoVor
J.iioes
•
Itr.l
flltAUK
Vuxirttavtu
June
'C
j
ment
mol
llelen«e
attorneys.
They
•piov.-no-lit of Mullet Lake Park on
TALLAIIASSKK. June 20. —
1 which in the flood of IP’lt wi
Murjf*nt” category, and can await
working rommittrr lias rej.-s-le-l III feet above m-ii level, and -tul-l Gut, II II I' 1
I.-to, It. II. II I. i.i'i Testlfvmg lixlay at il»e ttul ' niliat decide the !J0 ye*i old tile St. John, .River, und a new
consideration
until
a regular (Special I— Payment* of unem the interim rul* plan.
It-frier,
M
L.
la-luiK>o
V
\
A
ol
rirneral
liu
la
Milullovlr
-'
Redin'*
fate
on
charge,
of
in,1 0 ml to thl, park i, nearing coinof ilnmage nil Suldoid * Ink
River* and llarbora appropriation ployment coinprn-ntion In Srmfront by reason of flood, going Cullutn. S. tl I tin-*-, -ll. olol itiotip cl |M-u<anls told tins m ulduriiig nnd utlempting to tndiire I pletioli.
incle County during the week
Rill i* prepared.
crest
llic
tnlubPints
of
tines*111-Ju shipyard '-Iigineei to finuisli | Tin- a-tuciation is successfully
ending June 15 amounted to GREEK I'LEBDM ITK ORDERED over Ihe bulkhead. At low* level-, others
Thr ti-it jmI ivo 1I1-1 ii . . iiiii of mjr m |{«<j und rallied out 11.a-* Rediii with plans of a new drs- .sponsoring the clearing of the
hr explained. I’uxxle U l r was
$141.00 nnd weie made to 10
l.
Jtli.H.
'W
V
Ui'iti'J.Ulev
Uc-cnbcU
ai
Cllftlllkc
-Iiuglil.
l i o y e , te io te r no-l its e q u ip m e n t, Wvkivn Rivet ..r hyacinth* and
persona, ('art II. Smith, chairman
ATHENS. June 2rt. I A T - Th* pi acticnllv- jit :ta Je'cL i l t J'.'ltl
Among Hie qiiesllou, asked of timl has secured donations amount
of the Florida Industrial Com Greek Chamber of Deputies to of the plan for the Indian Rive piojrct silt Inin pliirc All.- 'JU fig«-s near IJelgiade
prospe live jurors hv the govern ing to $1,180.00 for this purpose.
mission, reported tialay. Unem day passed a hill authorixing a ('anul to illaii, o ff ruridus wain at the Mayfali Ion, wlii'o a
V e te ra n s
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our
Feibs
from
Bolerll
tesllfn-d
-odoi'lisl
I.v
I
o|.
1
lienting
will
!«'
ment wa, uhethei any had setup- It Im, also iupported the move
ployment compensation payment* plebiscite on the restoration of during flood time, and of danu
Any veteran In need of serv
throughout the atate, he said, the Greek monarchy or the con I" keen' l^ ir ie U k e ai ‘ien-l A. li. Jo u-s " f t h - i'nVi^.l‘ Stale. : killing* They .aid Hie 1 •nl.-r, an- '•1, ngninxl finding a peisnn ment In deepen the St- John., River
ice (free of charge) In any of
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.
Engine.-'
tieui
tlaChetnlka
tiided
the
xtllguiltv o f a ciime punishable bv and the association is also sponthe following categories Is re increased to. $04,130 from $H0,- tinuation of ihe ■•public. Th* two feet above »ea le>r| ilutlug
• f
flounced lhe> were IlglitliM a«j|u-t death.
flOH during the previous- week, . hill wa* passed without nmemlJraring a meeting in the near
quested to visit the office uf
j
ilie
communist*
'Hie
prose-utlou
incuts a ft*) a iturmy all-nighl
|)rfeii,i< nttorncy, nn the other Dilute eoniiikiring the advisability
the reiponsible eglnelea, Hated
iltidtr’
.
mrlU
rhaiir.x
that
72.
rrslNVE t ONt l'IUiH VICTORY
MARITIME 'BTRIKF. CALLED arsiion. It provide* for two ladFIVE JAI*S HANGED
below:
1 dent* of Ibdrrh were killed by Ihe hand. nUestioneil prospective jurors of the 1 real lop of u state park
CLEVELAND. June 26, (AT— lot*, one marked for King George
8INGAFQRK, June 26, IAh
carefully on their rending habit*, neat Lake Harney.
• Coordinator — R. B. Carter,
' ranter,
,
KARGit.
N.
D„
Ju'"'
26.
Idi
The Great Lakes nfficials of the and the other blank. I'rosumahly Tho former chief iiilmilliitrntoi
paiticulnily . f several l»<s>ks lh"y
Atlantic National Bank BuildGerald
P.
Nye
Imlay
con
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C.LO, National Maritime Union Ihe voter can Indicata hi* desire at I’orl Hlair, and five othei victory In United Slate Sennloi
tlencr.il MitiitUn 1c deule.1 .tut asserted were anti-Soviet Men
tentatively have scheduled a strike fur a republic on the blank Japanese war criminals were
8. FmEmployment — U. 8
Milt.ui Young 10 -North Dukoln** D‘e i»Merv weie ttcthii umler hh tioned specifically were Jan Vai “ M a r a t h o n
O f C lo th ”
for Aug. 16. The strike would ballot.
hanged today at Changi Juil. ,(x ci.i| election. Senator Young k'nh rx
lin', "Out of ilo- Night"; William
Sloyment Service, 112 North
be against Great loikr* shipping
All aix ha.1 lieen cojivirlctl of
t
l
,
White's
"Report
on
the
Rus
S h i p m e n t (J u n e A h e a d
which transports practically all
torturing
Indian*
and
oilier Wa* ;ip|M.itiled to Ihe up|ier house
sians": Alexander Itnrmir*?'* “ One
Upon the denth nf the late Sena
H R O U ATTENDANCE
tha Iron or* used In the nation'*
civilians suspected of lieing spie, tor JdHh Mnsc. Young now ha, 1
Who Survived." and Victor KravIn tegarxl
to the emergency
RIGHT Kll.I.KD IIY TR \IN
stael mills. Although only ten
for the AITlr* on the Andaman
henko'* " I Chimse Freedom."
won re-elrelioii.
Perry WhKohurtt. director of the I,land*.
collection of the General Fedtrs*
companies now are affected by
ion uf Women'* Club* "Marmthxm
‘HARLINGEN. Tex.. June 26.
strike noticee filed by the union. lO lery DtrUicn of Ihe Florid.
Vegetable Committee, today urged
i/7Tv- Eight farm worker* have
Spatks from a stove Ignited the of Cloth*', Mr*. Fred T. William*,
all celery growers In the Seminole
TREM O RS RECORDED
Iwen killed and 16 Iniurcd hy 1 oof of the home of Ike Praxier. corresponding aecretary of thu
V ftTIkl OF ASSASSIN
County area to be praeent tomor
NE W YORK. June 26. t/17n passenger train which crashed colored, al 1*04 Weal Fourteetdh local group, thl* muiuing *tatcd
row morning at 10 00 at tho Court Ford ham Univerolty 8ei,mo|egl*t
ItrilXLO
'IANOKOK, Siam, June 20. (At into their truck last night. Thc-e Street early this monitng, and a that a bos hsd gone forward o n .
Tha Florida Suprema Cburt yaa- Mouse st thf hearing to bt con Father Joicph Lynch »ahl tmlay —. A rvport hy * reliable authoi- of th* injured are said tn he fnatl amount of damage v u done June 10 ss scheduled.
terday uph«ld a motion to rtltmHa ducted at tha reqfoat of the Vege mild earth tremor* had lieen Ity »ay, that medical evidence In eritical rnniRtinn. A Mis.euri"The Marathon of Cloth" Is n
,ilB j,.,, pr)(lr t„ the arrlvxl of
and a Bcminolg court retinal to table Committor lor the purpose ol r*cortled on the university** sei«- aupports i» theory- that young Pacific Incomntiv.. rrs.h
culleecian of material* for needy
L rl into ‘ the fire Jrpurtmem
grant Jesse Henderson a new Ufal hearing argument* far and agalnti inogruph. Father Lynch locnte.1 King ;Anm»lo MulmU.I « » < the the truck loud of I ait in American
people in foreign countries, suit
In hi* com against Mary O. Btcvmx. « proposed celery marketing agree- the tremor« ns possibly original" Victim of nii asms.in Tin- mrdi agricultural wotkers lh«-r nill^
ed Mr*. William*, wlu, urged
cal evglinee
evidence lx
i. x.xni
said to have
-'<•:i• wrest
In the Gulf *>l
of atexten.
Mcxlen. A
West of the United ng tn
Th* court held appeal* ’
n eal
nave II•kxp
-txt Kxploiutiru for oil 1* underway those who have cloth for the cxdwest t.f
of Marllneen,
Marllneen. killing
kdlinp -ix
t of Agriculture. mild shock was recorded Monday studied in rrcr*t hy.u laiard of . men an,I two xxoniru an.I III: Jin- Ih* llahsiHns, altlioxigh mine trrtirm -to hold-tt in reserve toy
t---- asms areaIH phyauisn,.
|j“ fing all tho utl.er occupant*.
Ihas a> yet been found.
future shipments.
.
Navy Secretary Appropriation Of
Will Cooperate $465,000,000 For
In Merger Plan UNRRA Is Asked
*1•§1 '•I \*I•i.»r»i pott
Geologist Says Indian River Canal
Would Not Injure Local Water Supply
Service
�Windows Of The World
T h e S a n f o r d H e r a ld
TO O L A T E TO C L A S S IF Y
r*
By
RUSSELL
KAY
eMIuarr
»• lira*.
r*rd .
• ml n ailers
IS r ,.«'# **•*
I k t S k l rrs o lstU a *
ta l.r ls le m r a t * l» r
certainty, in fact he has. never
"topped running.
• Three cabinet member* are toyin# with the idea and it #<>e*
without skying that if they can
th" be made to lulieve that they- have
museiw.'nt by tlragti
ook a Chinaman's chance, they’ll be
crystal bull and jr;
in there running their head* o ff.
i into th ) future.
With the g uliernatorial office* •They are Tom WaUon, Ed l^irrxpnn.lrd
an I son anil Colin Kn#li*h.
.
la-in#
enlarged,
air-conditioned,
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_ _ committed
.
e .prospect
o f, While no ___
one _
ha*
occupying the chief executive chair .himself, it I* m y g u e * * that two
lircon/}* even more inviting
|«- in the starting linw-up.
„ and u-i||
II tie
all present indications paint to a ('ailln English and Tom Watson.
stampede rather than a m re v '* * - ~
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_
receiving a lo t o f
almost as many mml Idate* ■* rncouragemsnt. and may decide to
there sic voters.
_
. that Tom Wat1 would_ »*>'
Since o r lust discussed the sot-- po'n ba* the edge a* far as vote
____ He is a g
Ject in this column about twn ' gat ting is concerned
months ago, tcveral new names gressito,
_____ r, a fighter ami plenty
have lieen mentioned an<| when colorful
* * a* a campaigner.
the hat throwing stage la reachThen we ______
must not ____
overlook. Dan
e/1. In all prolmhilltv the hat« o f McCarty. Han I* dnother probable
* *
' * .tarter and' with his statewide
rne or nitjrr o *f these
suggested
ronh.mder* will he in the stack.
cm lerts he could not be* dislt wouldn't
surprise mo
Now It seem* that Miami ha- toonted. I.
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the Itch and feels that It ntlght to see as msnv candidates
lie advantageous to have rfne of next
'ler as we hail In the
___ ___ trnign and whoever wins
her sons III the Governor's chair.
ill know he has been In a race.
Despite the fuel that she hail thr
opportunity last tlnvj and muffed
lit when she by-pasted Ernest
iGmham, she I* now aertouily
Social
lul of thin#* can hapMihly will between
•it i
lore
g||
««•
ml
•!
hr »k*m »4 1st
rslrl.s r«ed*. M" l la
s rates.
a ll rlek ts In rre n k lira llo lt o f * P » Usl g ls p a lr h e . k rrrln are a ls o r » arrtrd .
_
*W F.DNEHDA1. Jl N E 2f<. 1t>46
Hut these Iiuro Rr>»H|t orifnni*«tlon» tmiHl he humnu
“ niilLE VKUSH H»i« TODAY i/.eil, t o o . W e m ust n o t lo#e ih e in d iv id u n l to th e u ra iR ) hi* ability to swing on the poll
LEGAL
CHAKITY 18 A C EM K ti T
THAT HINDS MAN TO MAN IN im y m o r e Ilia n w*e m u st lo s e th e .h n llv U Iu n l to this s ta te , (tiral trapse with the grejite.~ <
A PEHF'KCT bUILDING. WE \Vit'll n e v e r e a r n to liv e t o g e t h e r llltlettn w e le a n t t h a t ease when he unseated the hlth-1 |S TMK
erto Invincible "Pat Cannon.
n in t h
Ji
a m ! NEED IT
WHY N.-r rleSSOtl.*.
.
, rn,.----------'—r
-rftfft'Twst-tn lie on tl*S *af<* aide ‘ AND E<»M
BXTKNI)
iMiu;#
ITT
Ami
iibuvc
nil ch a rily , which
nut
Mr
i-
»f «"
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53S“wSZJf,»*7 n’Xhh -r»r£j
- T h e r e " a s m o r e m e n t th a n t h i i in th a t sp e e c h to th e Mnrt, r
c trn )„ j „ d KP ||0|t.
k t h r n a i. in r t a m
v o tin g p e o p le stn rtiiiK o u t fr o m c o lle g e in t o th e w o r ld . B u t . p,
discussing '* ih e
situation.
(From lllppocreticl
•John Pennekamp of the Miami
Morning cmne* later to <ht deep
. |Herald see* tmth Hmathers ami
E»vlnl*
. . .
'Holt as likely camlklate* along
Than to tha mountain whete thr
'
. (with Fuller Warren, Dan McCarty
dawn spills gold:
.
> m l Supreme Court Juetloy Be
S t o r y O f T h e M o n th
And nootln are dim tnal vfim ir*
.
'bring. He jw?lrtt* out that these
ytuly acreen
Icandldttle* would provide a r*o.
Soma mossy hollow. Even hill*
.
between veteran* o f the armed
ran hold
f ail A m e r ic a n services,— Warinn from the Navy
The last', faint gleam of day when
o p in g in to t h e iBmathera from the Marines and
evening Creeps
,
e o w n e r , nittler \ ~ Mrt’.rttr
from
the
Am y^Into the valley. We who matk
tha glow
Shadow*
Up
grow
longer
and
flame that sweep*
from thr east, *ee
rri*.l
ut
tho
«till irruwinir in hrr fnvt»r, Miami.
if
werr lo iret volldly l>«hln*l
one ramlidalT. could go a long
wl*>' Htwnrtl swinging an election.
hut *n far she ha* shown little
inclination lo «lt» thin.
Those who contend that nobody
y a rn . Vtilh th e l» ,, a mlurnetl veteran will have
WOK
Hillin', a • ha nee in futuro election* are
II w iin 1
assuming that all ex-service men
e a r m y s lio u ljl linij w„ mkn will vote only for
W ere in v o lv e d , those who saw service in World
o n tio n a d m ir e s , War II.
It I* the writer'* belief
,that tflilk* tieing a returned vet.1 ^ I it.n l •*rnn wtR t>e helpful. It i* not
v o r s t d e t t l , Ht •sufficient (|tml i fieri linn to insure
i f th e HltUlltUm (.|«-<-ti<*n. The veteran*’ vote will
h e y d a y «>f th e not go a« a solid tdock any more
p a r a b le A m e r i - «h» n Labor, the Haptlst* or nthei
V . . . I t , „ illsl..s- group* do
Elections in Florida,
a t i d by l l i t l r.
an,| „ther place* l*d.i
o th e r (fe r n tn n . |r«-en tlv prove thnt.
This u»*«
F in a lly , h e r e is holds true e f the Negro vole,
re Inst, no oin* While a few Negroes may be in
•
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flue need by thl* or that jjtoup,
return;
phases
of
the
moon.
Wc
count
the season's
punctual
HlJoUltl.
Hut. th eir mat he uiurther
' whose flight
la
lim e.
reckoned not by darkness or
by light.
ttDSA CO A TVS RICHARDS.
Bred Vinton
nticr «*f tha
i mddn't hut
Karl lliowdrr i* irport^d rf*
turninic t<» the l.'nltml States.
Now we will get Ibu real low
down on the situation inside the
Bovict.
. .lift: bugftj percentage o f N egroes
I’ lte a n s w e r is „ h o Tin g o to the poll* w ill vote
- s ta n d a r d s o f ' liidrpem 'ontly and fo r thr f * " M’ iv .a s iir o ( t w ill 'l l 'tab* they consider ttest qualified
What hapiwn* when produrtion
P r a c t ic e In C o m p r o m
is held up long ••nt.itgh and deniand (tM V d i supply stiffkU'iitl *’
f. shown hy current event* in
Hungary where a In trillion pent.’ "
One by-product of the Itoimlng
Iat nk not#, actually worth 2d
pnrtunity
it Kivo« ntitny fnmlllcs to
eenta In American money, was
recently Issued. On thot hast* a iaos in dully living. Anyone oxcopt
loaf or. biuail wuuld cost several in it cave h «« to do gome compromi
•
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Wti
whi»ri* an II
increase in the piice of butter is
■gnhtg to hurt anyone a* long u*
the store* don't have it for sain
anyyrny -— Hanford ll'imtd. The
pm n feitins ha* heei, removed
fronr 4kts and snowshoe* Tampa
Tribune. Ily the wity. Phil, you
don't know where we could gel
any butter, do you?
Ilf H‘ I%rf Klfdt t ’ abi. 2Ul . H. Pat k
. . . I Intend to r r * l » t « r
A vr, and tl»*t
liurnuant to ‘th** t#rma
Mid tmtnv L
*'
Htatuta**
»f th« -Plctllloua Smtntf
tChM plrr
IN
is e
Febring to those already men
tioned and considered po**lhle
candidate* give ti* a lengthy field,
Kullrr Want'll of course I* a
K.
ALL W ORK GUARANTEED
x iv h t
to[• * * " • 1
micin'iNii
You ar.
»b.i«e.*tyl»
NOWS THE TIME TO
—
DO TRICKS
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TABLE M ODEL
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O u tn id c W hite* a n d T r im C olon *
I n s id e G lo s s , S e m i- G lo s s a n d E la t
F lo o r E n a m e ls — E q u ip m e n t E n a m e ls
W a t e r s p a r V a r n is h a n d E n a m e ls
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VrtmlnttJII.IIKMT
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SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO
S T A T IO N
FLETCHER
Corner 2nd & Sanford
BOLLS— DICK
U 7 SO. PARK
ELSBERRY
mrt?t at thr
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Turner hav>j at H 0B P. II. A
as their guest Mr. Turner's sis f|ue*te<| to at total,
ter. Mrs. W. J. Whittier and hi*
niece Mis* Mary Elizabeth W hit
R ev. N . E. K
tier o f Willistoik
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PHONE 303
•Friends will l>c glad lo loarn
that IIA l-t John■ William lift'*,
son ol Dr and Mr*. A VV E|tp«,
U rvruinrating nicely at a naval
hospital in l'hilade||>hia follow
ing n recent operaliott.
nollfW thar •*»!!
f »sr i t l t m r p t i « * txrrfi f l l r d n * a i r . » l
you
In
I hr
I’ lrm ll
C n A ff
f»r
Hrinlii'tls* i%»uni>. K tiiftil*. In 1 lian-
else
I > KEEPS
G O IN G
Youth ol today. Tomorrow'# Builders, will meet many
opportunities tor success in Ills. But these chances will
be worthless unless they bare the training and character
to make use ot them.
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WOODMEN,
tXCEtD
.
Since IW4, fleridq Fewer l light Cempany hot reduced
the average rate for Sunshine Sendee in dm home more
than SO percent. And Ihe Cempwiy*. new434000*00
eepenslsn program rasusecpMntyef !hh thrap electricity
$113,101 eoo
H. J. FINCH, District Manager
I,‘>
'••# «*'
i :nth w d ■
Mvs-S M ary
liililuatt
and
THURSDAY and FRIDAY!
lurk
%#im**. iiMiuth Mntn
Nt
the
, . „ . t tm,Ml
town U i. lt tut'.
IM IN \ IIEJ "S ••"itlft"
with the , '
t • \ |*|I S. t. t l t . N M i n
nod
h.iln Iutilto le.ite euily - .
Now , , ,
m„th ri. MICS
'H W NhlNS
lb,,,- i*
something you should f ,»Nsy.|.|A. H,„|
III.IT J
-»«'
M r s . U r b a n L it t l e
know nlmut Mil DON A ll E t unit
'K
buying eollvui- flolh..
ihiii i. Omt bo is onthe _verge (lll
ju||_ ,
Mb'S
HARM
G iv e n B r id a l S h o w e r of Until: n citril* king lull is not \\IM i D R I E h . MRS JA>lh>
__ ____
,,-it,
. . Hut ufter Iht* public*- |;||„;y; |( y;\ nntl MltS IT1DM
j
R ,tow|Rn(|; Jr. Mi tion lie
nit' t l ’n*
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« vs « f Delminl . . . MILS. V\ M.
'I *
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...
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•V'*'*'"' Penmot, am f Mi*. < I. I., m iuirv 4?ll i* l“ *s ''tr ItickinB m a i 'K. I E S I ' I It Gl "I llltlh
lb he (| | ( , W M.TKR STi»\ ' l l
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Fcarsod entertalrwd Mrs- I 'ban fruit m-ICiiil of the usual
Iw-s-ti I ..... ting and nm-o-iuontNuv>
| .| M I
I"li
Little, o recent brli>.‘. r nt •.
i l l M i l A K IK R . D H U 'C I II '
night with a inisegllani-ou* -now lt will U aide tvE iffo n l *
. , |(i MI.EA Mil and MRS 1 It
er nt the home o f Mrs. Rowland th .,1 Ttill .it nil ow ning .
rn«.e.t.iei.lly he can slay hitei s |,,\i y•
W ..-I • .. , ,i •
j i m M IE HIDGE
....... .
f n n|i, \ it m m : '
Winter
lo t Imre
h ld d i'ii Hi .ill p.iltw o f (to <•
and *hc wan IimI to thr ' •hmi
purknirr. hy f«»llo\% liuj tl* wool
A dinnri " a - given tin Friday
Ihe I ,►t* Mary ( ‘-oaimunlty
I'hotch honoring Ifrv. N. E. Koeblei and daughter who left on
Tars. lay fot Johnstown, t'a. to
make their holm-.
al
IllllVt .
Mr*.
II.
A
SvntfiM.i,
\! .
fn ir r a m ,
p it.I
M r
lln ru i.t
linir«i«y
Hrl.lMhW#dnr*4iuy to ) o r
in HuHInjrtim. N*
r lv lt w it h b * r
»*
l>tl
Inn ino
.• •*»-•• •
M» v -
M ih ih h
Isiirvlipiipt ill Olumbm. S
<
R ich al*d K c o ^ h ( li v e n
F a r e w e ll P a r ty
Richard
*!••• 'ill rnlei
th«’ Nnvy nhurti
u i
lmit<>n«l
on Monday cvrfi’o • u i*f» n t«i!f*»l
pupppr tfivcit hy die- I I In* I.m •
(ikn«ii|i
<Th»* (II*
in #
a i
Leant if Iitl V d«H«* .!«*«! with Itu
miV' nf all rnh'w with vrllm*
fuvort, napkin# nod laid* «l.•«■«*»n
t tulip rumpletiiiL' the L'a> «’«»!• •i
OPENING M ONDAY
SANFORD HARDWARE CO
210 EAST FIRST STREET
pc ha me.
Thoae uttendiruf t fn r Rirhnrd
KroL'h. honor «iH ‘ t, M i»« R« tfkf>
Howell, Mias I^irrlri Thorna. L
ter Tillia. %, Thcodoir Itiooklvn.
Johnnie (irm ly mid Mh* Kill**
Jn ne Gleusmt.
HARD OF HEARING
A c o u s lic o n
Mrs. Gertrude Gillo-rt and so,,
Lcltoy, and Te<| Runge sjM-nl the
weekend with
frXrnd*
in
St.
A n n ou n ce*
FREE CLINICS FOIt H AR D Ol H LAKING
SANFO RD
' Petersburg with friends in SU
- fishing, txhile there they also en
joyed swimmlnit and sunbathing
. at Pass-A-GrilVi Beach.
i
t
.1 Lund«pile! IIr» Krtitivfll **«••»
M i*. I(«i )m*i
JfHTir
Mr * 1 It I
Thunday Only — June 27th
M A Y F A IR INN
. .
Hour* 10:00 A. M-— 3.00 P. M.
Mr# Harold Clause 1* expected
to " arrive today from Norfolk.
Va. to ‘spend Xome time with Mrs.
W . 'C x Clau>*t at IIOH Myrtle
^ Avenue. Lieut. Harold Claus# has
• been assigned sea duty with the
are invited to come in foi a free lest of your
Kearins and a demonstration of the ' *
f llxq busy days oliead yo-i will want an auto
I
______
loading manufnetuter* to rigid atambmU-gas
ranges with every feature you have been aUing
Mr. A irtlie buthersT evin the ovens" light auio^
matically. And if you wish, an automatic dock
fpun rsyotx
turn Monday.
J
________
W e ere happy to
r°M ffHrinro fiUUNC GUIDE
I. GstisngeilM
m j'k i„ #,)(j,|j0
* to their own h,Jn,
mtmet, are hull
» f d itanihra,
by Jo
,1
•'•leil hy 1,200 "■ce min-dartuiers
- • “ HwrntmrYSd
$ " -Uiil.ii x , hom, 4
“ ’" ’r - m ilm
2- l b these stands,,^
'• r im e r
control wilt turn the cooking on and off even
“ evelop ej in hU
though you arc mile* away.
3 T b w for you,
each rnsnu'"ct'vv | „ lun|
° * » klichen*.
daijhU prnfeefio-
Bo select tho range you want, then for your
* V*II
announce that
Mr. and Mrs. Walfaca Bell have
a* their guesta for lha next sever
al weeks her mother, Mrs. Thom
as G. Wilkinson of E ofaula. Ala.
Mri. Wilkinson arrived on ThunW . Senator and Mrs. Lloyd Boyle
and family left yesterday far
Laurens, 8. C. where they wilt
matic gaa ruiiro built to the famous "CP"
stands.**. For these ga< ranges aic built by
double assurance look for the *CP> Seal in addi
z z 'd
i r 1 hy
'< «h .
tion to the manufacturer's brand name.
Mr. E. W . McRae,
who is a trained
on hard-of-hrnr
They'll talk when you walk... tlte/ll flatter iirtkeir
ckatter... wken you wear tkia new California
Claeeic. SaJdJe slilcliing aJJ* Veetern spice to soft-
* OMAHA. NEBRASKA
O U I 'A fS tY a
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Mr. and'Mrs. D. E. McGregor
# and son. Emory, o f Macon. Ga.
R who were the guesta of Mr. and
w Mra. Bart Broome at their home
In'the Ban Lant» Apartments for
errrral dsys hale returned to
Georgia.
From age • until be la 16 and graduates Into the adult
Woodfnen Camp, ho also can benefit greatly from the
character*building fraternal and social activities ol Boys
ol Woodcraft.
■ ■-1
11«IN \IIK\
Mrs. R. N. Strevell hat gone
to Daytona Beach to spend sev
eral day* with her daughters,
lira. Doris Ingram and Mrs. Lee
Schweninger, and granddaughter,
Nancy ScMreninger. who arrived
_ from Chicago, on Saturday.____ ,
You can help to assure your son's preparation for hie
chosen career by starting now to build kls financial secu
rity. By Investing only a email turn each month In a
Woodmen Educational Endowment er Success Builder Ills
Insurants certITlc«e. you emt build a Kind to Unance his
college or vocational training.
*
»
A sperlei U'oslars Isvrsllr aseiaWnhlp caaipetgwJs aew
wnj.i way. Aik ike fond U’oodwesi tcpresiaiiMive resell yew
today ahoar Beyl #/. Woo4tr*l> «ad rhe Woodwen |etee4te
lift Inn.tears tmlk.au ikai asern the afeds ej jokr bey.
e o b le r
H o n o r e d W it h D in n e r
Mr*. 'FI D. drown!##. Mia, Re
Mr*. Koehler who t* a school
becca Slovene, Fred Dutlim and tawrher in Johnstuwn remainad
Mis. ('land# llow ant have ,le- Ihs-re during the time Rev. Koeh
parted for 8t. H gvrtbu rx to at ler presided nt the Lake Mary
tend Ihe adult conference o f the Church.
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Presbyterian- Synod o f Florida.
More than I'W friends attended
the dinner at ihe elmrch.
Ensign Tharles L. Park has a*
his guest Ensign
Edward
J.
Pa, ions o f Iloston, a former rluxemate nt Emory University, who
had just jrtMUfncd from duty on
Ciunifi.
\\
IA8T FIRST SI
NOTICE
Thursday
112 W E S T FIRST STREET — PH ONE M 0
~
«
|»
She i> still In u cast and will be
fur approximately two month"
nftei which a b race'w ill b e ‘ ap
plied and she will he aide to re
turn to Kanfortl. Misa Mildred
(Uibsun. lui daughter, is with iter
in Hampton.
"The Complete Paint and Glass Store"
in
V»«J|
I
»"*'• *"■'** '
in a hid! of v i r t u *
K c ft t**h iit rt it«
of
puli* h
•<"•!
. »at)i|a irh r.t
u rrr
i r r v i s l I•»*f f •
Friends o f Mrs. J. N. Robson, U l y l r t.» t h r f n llo M iiiff l»y th* !•«•Jr. will Imi interested to leairt h r i n i 'i
M i * . l * i I h i i i * I .it 11«*. I i h ip i
thul she* has been remote,I from f l l M l s Srfc3 e a"~llaJ
H c z iild Mjit v
the Dixie Hospital In ItaihpUin, K fliu i
L a r u lr c * ^ , O u tiln
< .id t o u ,
Vn. to the home af to r sister U v u lt ru '
lla n t y ,
W u r u iu
lln -l .
•X»I3 t»q t jo leottH ao-i ygr lit A l v a l.u m li| u itt Mini A lU ar I toi l
S T A F F O R D ’S
S E R V IC E
-o n .-
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J U i.E S C O IJ .E K ' o f V e rn P a tk
*
h 'r pumok.- f.llin g had ns iht-ir guests nt the Club N ew Im rr
• • / ' , r D '* • - •
Sunday evening her nudhrr. M ltS. imuait, n.pic . . . aspaiacu* , . .
W ll.I.IA M J A M E S o f M a m s town. MUI iM olne o f ft nit .tpp.-.n *.»n '*»•
\ I .ti'jl MIL *ml M ItS . i I A .
''
u m /hu nn*| au ct»»*nifh •• u».»k
T l » ‘ \ left ('(H it
R E L IA B L E P A I N T C O N T R A C T IN G
r isv«.iittltT n
of
f“ '
a swimming ptettv
m onth.
See us at your carlitst convenience
for your requirement#!
It C lil'ltOrtK
A.lmlntf t r u l.. r s*
KHAN-
"“V
b
I litlip o p H d liir r io )
Mr*. C. L- Smith of Missis
sippi i* spending several week"
in taike Mary visiting with. Mr* son for .omt time.
Ida Keogh.
t*
■ 11
m i* ,
iieuiuh h . Atkinson of
Miss Angela Mrjsch is uttend," I.<>riK*«>«*! U 1Uted on lh<* Honor
Roll at .Stetson Univ.rs.iy fo, t..e
la convention in Spring Lake, N sprtng quarter o f 1946 aeroidmg
J. from Juno 24 through Juno 26, (o data released this week by the
registrar. This is a recognition
Mr. and Mrs. J C. Illll*. Jr lot exceptional scholarship Mis*
of Gclicvu have gone to Alex- Atkinson is the daughter of Jlr.
andria, Vn. to visit their son. and Mrs. Henry Atkinson.
Douglas, and his fam ily for n
few days
Mrs. K. 8. Vaughan and childtcn. Nell and Itoliby form erl) <•(
Mr*. It. II Heni.lt, Mr V. ' Kaleigh, N. C. ure tempura. Il»
A iiihihi nml
.Inch, nrt« *prtifl* making their hurtv with hei sis
hit: n month nt b a v i* Sliutv* near ter unil hrothcr-lti-law, Mr. aiui
8t. Auffuitinc.
Jfts. Edmund Mcitch at thrir
home on West First Street M
.s. IV Smith Irft Mondit) foi Vaughan i* in Jacksonville wlo-ie
V rn n on t hut w ill nt «it» **nr*»utc hr will lie employed and where
to vivit with &lr and Mr*. l>i»U|r- his family will matsu tlicir home
Iun IlilU for vpvrral «ln>». i l f when suitable living fa c ilito ate
plan* to rvtutn in Oct«»hcL.
located.
Wlth
!
xpensivv and letk-i
'It. i" h1 M l*. '
house?'* . . . The Smult*) night i i.«t,. » mimi m ils . .
I he nev* h * .mat*
III
buffet "Upper last week »n < such -i,|ef «uiN are faithful to then -l.uightfi.
Multi
i the a hucress that another will be inspiration o f I'.Hltl even to sueh lit " . Abb) II. I
•It ..n given this corilin# Sunday evert* detail* a* the w hjlr ‘ piping and I’mk and l.illian,
miuir lit# iietwrtm the limit* o f
and the •ailor eollnr tyi'lritl o f the simr.iee.
Mr* t
eo i|I 'J:00 I*. M. . . . This tinje thu ftr*t dn.'s-umkei ■swltti *ult* . . . daughter, latte, i
alHiul winning Celery Fed l'a*eball team \|t..i„r i however, ate the relit m C hilluilhc. Oh
will its- guest* o f the club • .1 . milieu* bloomers whteh plaened lb'll dete tit able
Jin * Ami tnuih *bts ilown on your n- Imlhiug tills o f -til year* ••#•- teirtte'..
, ie'«t'- ealettdai . . . -lul) 6 . . . There 'It-* Suler shows malehlhg beat It
One ef the hit t
(
will l*e a fuiinnl tlttllir with or-, tu-.se* ami coat* with her *M"lb- tlnielt »a-- u lp<t
ehestrn at the club and a midn G ill" suits, -a *, " ’r
'I t
ef tw.. ..f the t
Ntw night sttnek will 1** *et*i*l . . . ' .tijtnu-r ijt *■■#.>»**»! ,1 “ re.WieJ up"
.1. \\
o t
This*tyre o f entertainment proved »tyV-*. Atiee the. pemluhtm ulteadv birthdays oert»re.|
dele • i ju*t tit,- ticket when the Navy
*wung as far n- |«»*.*iltle in week
two dun
<Ji,.
,,, full swing at the Sanforu the direction, o f nudity.
Other itlsu en,eyc.d ifurii
K t l r i bttw’ nntl should go as well if not uvnr* m her " I tench Gait'll-- "
tnitel better at llu> elttb . . . Ami an* --.etuis .include a cutaway, coat v i . . ' .
;'
ledlt
intpertnnl w e n t which will white faille over a stuped skiili-i A l l S S L f U l l S t
artdn
in the not too distant future mil*
H i m i i r i 'l l
altie.I „,|| |v
large, forntnl Isnlt when
tin,- ,.f tl,. best m.iuinliug menuM ,tllU H , l
f <u - , j t-|> ores'll* ate in eomtltion . . • •■( ihc Slimmer iriismi apiH ut-
M r . ami Mrs. Harold Goodeil
and Misa Dorlndn llurril were
guesta o f Mrsi Flora Spurting an
Sunday.*
one
W c apecialixc in Paint, & Vnrnixhei
for every aurface!
RADIOS
.1 *1'N T V
^
d e .U n e r
tin
\\
I,, mis ami
l*iwtoh o f tlvu-d..
..I Ihk Whet-let'.
Mrs. Pauline Howard is visit
ing ChMM and Mra. Leslie Howart! uf Elizabeth City,. N. C. for
form your ontlro homo Into a brighter, goycr,
more cheerful place. Como In and lot us explain
how von enn achlcvo this decorating mirftcle.
* EVERYl THING
C O M PAN Y
.
9
Pittsburgh'* Color
^ ^ p V o y n A m l c s we can show yo i. how to trans.
MOST
HANDBAGS
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1‘ O I‘ IIT " K
T IIK r o l'.V T Y
J IIM iK . .HKxflNOt.K I M H I N T Y ,
HTATK UK n s tlllH A .
In re the ItMtate nf-M A n V KI.I.KN
V AUH IIN. itseeaseil
. . ______
IN I'lttillA T K .
r tl A l.l. WHOM IT XI AY l ‘ON-
n S te '
to
Mr*. Erne»t Cole Is spending
two' weeks ‘ in Tampa visiting
her sister.
PAINT
r f j u m
iir v »
i.- idr;v. of
P ilo ts ' H a v e O u td o o r
P i c n ic A t P o w e ll’s
. Mrs. W. S. Ilium lvy I* visit
ing in Indiana Jor some tin/-*.
A ll n »ru*n * o r . h .rab y ’ a o llllr -l
that t h . undersigned * * * fc »e g «o r
••I i i U » » l s l * . (is* coiauletsd
o itm ln l.lts llo n (h ereo f asil hk* file d
In M ill rou rl It . fin al rep o rt and
u|i|iltr-ntlnii fo r dlM-horgr. tt b je r lI,,n* i h . r . l o . 'f any. should he duly
filed. A fte r filin g p roof o f p u ld lraI on allow in g this n o lle * has been
pUtdlshed o n e . a w eek fo r ‘ fo u r
« o n s r e iillle w eeks. Ilia o u tlier *<d
apprn vel o f said report amt Itia
o rd e rin g .If ..d u irim m i'n o f . said
. • l a i r w ill route b efore the .ro u rl.
f'KHN
pro..*-i
•Iher V'>', tx-t up t.. ' "
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N trriC K o r F IN A L IIKVO ItT ANIt
A I’ FUIC ATIO S m i l D tN rjllAttnK
Nnl.ee
le heleliy
BtVetl
that
JU LIA M ANttFUM .If filed her Unit
r»|w,H s* Ailn ilnlsltslrlt C. I A m
the rslate nf XI A It V K L L K N
V At*. I l|N itcrr«*«.l; 111*, she m»<
her
iftetltliin tor
Clusl illseharae
n„of|.d to
i ouri oh
{ * * • “"“
Activities
lit SW A,
WHILE
Ople go on strike, refOse to
put their own selfish ln^
i ahead ot the public. Is
t
what has bran happarti the lfnlte.1 Slate# during
*e$t year.
Another group
the same thing, and then
,f obtaining a higher
ca. And that'*, the
L Beef production is
tO pkrtent o f aortnal
; * % Hr# on beef aw
XI
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
AND BAR -
at nil. And in n houac which holda
highly charged humanity, tho very
compromise wore not a positive law
lion is almost ns necessary.
atomic bomb* too. And it
that If we do'not do Ihb.
It show that at) are trying
le th# wprld. What secrete
Russia prouosa sharing with
i return from our atomic
IT group and so on. Now
IT# a Termer'# strike and a
.
c m tH T Y
J I'W IK H
I ’OUHT.
H t'M iN oi.r: r m ’ N TY. Kt.«tHii»A.
y u ts te • ( f A l t l t l K
Hire eased.
The value of'learn in g to swim
a l an early age and dulng it well
was -shewn the other day when
IB-year old Patsy Smith of M b rtnette, W l*. swam ashore after
the beat in which she. her father
The Russian government. In our
ilnlon, has a crust so thick it
imdd b* accusetl of contributing
, thu wheat shortaga. It doe*
it like tha American decision on
Iwt to do with the Americanade atomic bomba. It saya, in
I^aWB «»f ' F lo r id a )
with thr rin k of th» Circuit Court
.1 XemlnoU County. Florid*.
V iliM la <)o«aal««
May Milt 1911.
'
COM PLETE LUBRIC ATIO N
POLISHING
W A S H IN G
W A X IN G
TIRES RECAPPED
IFLATS FIXED
SINCLAIR H C and ET H Y L G A S O U N E
SINCLAIR P E N N S Y L V A N IA and O P A LIN E OIL
. W H IT E G AS and KEROSENE
) ft*
T itr: r t i i . T 'i T r n i n i T n ( * j r i f g
NINTH J t 'l t l f l A I . r u t . t i t in
,\NI> Ktttt HLVtlNtM.r: rO ttN T T .
KTATK «)X* K IJ tltlltA
IN O IIA N l'K H Y N»- * > *!
K
fH
IB A I.ASTINH KII, I'l*|n«Iff.
nf tlio United f,,r t,lc
'u’,, «* * ,*r»f
I l l f d l l K IftAHTINIIKft. Def*n<l*»t!
2.V- if
centage of all voteya do.
T IIK
KTATK
OF
KIXJIIIDA,
the t h e f t wnA
Hut getting hack to th*s gulier- OltKKTtNtIM:
Tt» l l l '. l l l K- l-AHitoroUH and tie- nntnrial outlook, the addition of TIN U K It
rr*id**fi*» and ad#
iih crime
fbe name* nf Smathers. Holt and iWte* l. r iii: .lu K LAHTINUKIt.
Mntion county tax roll for this
year show# tin Inctease In asses
sed valuations of $1,744,000.
If
some nf these $3,000 houses
around here don't stop setting fo r
$5,000. an Increase In assessed
valuation* may he made around
hei'j.
billion dollar*.
t «>
Social Calcndai
O N E ST O P S E R V IC E
>c«ft*jl
»• I 'l B M I A T IO *
|l I'KAIIHON.
•lism l Ki'tlis. H
.Mr*. II. G. |hake and tw•* child
een, .Mmtine and Henry, have re
tumru to their home in Gastonia
N. C. after visiting with Alt*
W H IIN K SD A Y
'
■•rake's parents, Mr. and Mrs. It
The I’hilathea Class <tf the IV. Turner, for several week*.
Presbyterian Church will have a
covered dish supper at the home
Wnyde Itucker, Jr. who hii*
o f Mre. J. E. Munger on Geneva Ixcn visiting in Winston Salem,
Avenue at 6:30 p. M.
N. C. returnol yesttnluy by plane
with his grandfather. Mr. i . ti
T i l l ILSI1AX
Tlie Townsend Club will meet Horn o f Winston Salem, who win
at the Court House- at H:00 •ptnd some time here n- l In
P. M. with Mr. L. P. Hagan pte- guest of t,r. and Mrs. Mnyite
siding. The public it iuvilcil to Itucker. • .
attend.
.
Seminole Rebckuh la 'J ie No. 43
will meet at K:00 P. M. in the
Cddfellows llnll fo r the last meet
ing until Fall.
8TH and PARK A V E N U E
TELEPH ONE 9156
* »1
Not let* la M id i. k I v « ii thiil* I am
* K tn f'ird .
r|i«aKr«l If) tuilnH *
I'lufUl.t. UMlJer thr fictitio u s
Personal
Cecelia Truluck
Of
LLO YD’S SINCLAIR
Service Station
I •v
ta lln ii I u k k u k *1
itiiim iH chplM .
I’ ll th e c u lp r it s
.‘ III \i-(ielr n m l
. 1
•IMI \ ir t o n n ll-l
TimCs
ftstnnl flow.
thr
I'K AItSIlN .
I
..MViio,
Am
m e
e rni - .t
. U "Wjt|)
11 fr o m,w,h
°**t
w s» k . i
n
rrr ( nnr.fif,|,
o f the n
* .. nm,d
n
illlv In to r n tip ptnll. v „ i 0 and the percentage
I T ,S
Earth I* » dial ■>" which we tell
how soon
Night fall* upon u« i*»“ I thr •tm«*
Considering
NOTICE
And
SOCIETY EDITOR
"The man who has lenmecl hovv to live lias exoanited u„(1 nol bMVe nil of her egg* in ktatb
lln> cioiseioiisness of the rights niitl (Uyfitilies of others in lone basket..Mitoni mivyj»"tef
w
his own soul. AlliFnt so doinjf. he has hail opened for him- than one contender and anothet
j uitn
-•If M."
THE 5ANF0RD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
WEDNESDAY, Jl/NE 26, 1946
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1946
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAGE TWO
spokeq California colors. Sixes 12 to 20.
an underetandnig in
terest in halping ihe
hard o f hearing, wUI
conduct these clinics hi
'* 1 0
MR. E. W . McRAE
AE C O M P A N Y
nnc
100 SOUTH P A R K A V E N U E
am prby
P H O N E 43
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3ANFORP, f lq ;
T H E SANFORD
W E D NE SD A Y, JUN E 26, 1946
■■_ “
Gainesville
Kettles And Payne Slated To Face
G-Men In Twin Bill This Evening
H a n fo r d
Cops
1 0 - In n in g O p e n e r B y
9
To
..*! B u t
G a in e s v ille
.
To
C a p tu re
N ig h tc a p
The O l e l ) Fed* irlurn here
loniuhl
for
.tnelhrr
double
header, their Ihlr.l ron*erutive
I win hill in three tla )*. Gratae
K rlllr* and Jim J'atne will
taM n iiin ai the G-Men. Thp
flr-l lill i« ,U trd to *ct undrrway a| 6:30 l\ >1. nl Ihr
Mtinirip.il Dark.
‘\
ILM tltlH. llK i.lt . C A I N K S V I I, I, K, I iiiib 2fl, (.H p rc lill-'
Mnmiifi-r
Kd
la’ v y ’j.
Hnnfortl
Crlrry Fed* rnmc within an inch
o f winning ihrir necond double
header in n< mnny dny* Inal
nittht when live nrrnml plnre
Florida Slat* Ira su rfa capture.I
t,heir fir#l half of a twin bill
by u acorr nf I* to ;t hut dropped
the aeeom) tiff by u fi to t
munt.
Both halve* of the twdndiill
were overtime tilt*, thr flral
Koine 10 imiiiiK* and the aerond
lasting 13 frame*. Sanford rnck«y|: up »l* tuna in their half of
(he tenth frame in the in Rial
content to rapture the II to 3
win *n.l In Ine « « « w l ene»cemeiit Snnfntd armed twlre in
their half of the l.'ltli frame to
hi .al> a 3-2 deadlock hoi the
tl-Slen came hark with* a three
run rally to rupture (be Minin'
rap.
Charlie IlijOnu wa< on the
B a ilie s
B y
5 -4
S core
In
O f
1 3 th
Count
'
Security Lumber Downs Carpenters 7-2 In Softball Loop
|| the B(ft score jj Robson Sporting Goods Noses Out
•KVrSr*
i Sanford Herald In Nightcap, 13-11
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W illia m s
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S e c u r it y
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M oss an d H a yn es &
P la y s
p la y * ! * H r ) ant l « T u tt le to t,»vy,
I. a u t l* t * M t < ‘* ll > la Ijflta t, Tuttht,» l a v ) l, * f i nti lia i— i H a n f n i t «T,
. i s l n r s v l l l e 7. Ila * e * o n h a lls : off
H U *..n « M a t ir h r a t r r S H l r o r k out
tty lh-**i>n 7. A la n r h ra t r r I. lil t ,
" I t MaiwtiiM-tFr I " In J 1-1 t id n u l* * .
a, tun*. W ln n t n a p it c lu r : (llssott,
of gam*; SilS,
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Lu m ber
Tomorrow
r-,rninx ■! Ihr
la k .lru o t I'ark, City 5"fth.ill
l-raxur play fr-tim e* with Thr
Hanford Iferald
play lot* Ihr
Moss Amu-rnirnt. Company in
ihr opening rimfckl alatril to
start promptly at 7:3U o'rlnck,In thr wrrond half 'o f thr
-rhrdulrd twin-bill thr Secur
ity-Lumber Company will mrrl
«he Iragur-lridinK llaynna and
William*
Fprnllprr
Company
nine.
.........................
ILLlAMR, REALTOR
P A R K
-
6 :3 0
P.
M .
GAINESVILLE vs.* SANFORD
D O U B L E H E A D E R
Xaspet,
Total*
L A M P S
L a m p s lig h t th e w a y to
lovelier, more livable
rooms . . . A large ae<
lection of table lamp*,
bridge and floor lampi
in a wide choice of
bases and shades.
Table. Lamps $6.65 up
Bridge and Floor
l-amps
E A S Y
$13.85
up
T E R M S !
T A B L E S
Tablet for every room and purpose in
bleached finishes, walnut or polished ma
hogany in period and modem styles.
* 0 .5 0
up
Telephone acta in walnut or maple
CITY SOFTBALL LEAGUE
Team
W. L Pel
Haynes A Wiliams
3 0 I.OOfl
Security Lumber Co. 2 0 I.OOd
Moes Amusement Co. 1 1 .fiOtt
Robaon Spt. Good*
I 2 .350
Sanford Herald
.0 1 .000
Carpenter** Union
0 2 .000
Itssult* Last Night
Aoctnity 7, Carpenter*’ 2 *
Robsons' 13, Herald I t
Games Tbnrmlay
Herald vs Mott
-Security vt Haynes A WUllimi
k
K e e -h o l e
desks
Beautifully finished nine drawer Ijnco hole
desks fo r living ro om, bedroom or den.
M ehogany finish.
CARD TABLES
Lovely .card table* that also serve
as *fiye screen*. F la n I designed
lo p s en d co n v e n ie n t fo ld in g Tegs.
l i qui d C A P U D I N E
s p e c ia l m V i c e s
<4rrs
C. L . Brddir, Aeeoclate, 318 H
Colonial D r, Rm. 12, Orlando.
tit buyers ta r your
List It with Strout
MUIer. Reprnentatlve,
:i, Orlando I.
>
4. Gainesville 3 -!j;
(second game, 13 innings).
DeLand !>, Palutka 7.
Leesburg 13, Daytona Death 0. ,
H rhafilrl.
ft
ia
M U N IC IP A L
Yesterday
* J
reapected hare.
Friends end
000 medical payment for each
000.00, I# cash, bslsnce In 3 USED iron Hmr*w*f
ford Electric Co.
relative, are not eua* lionet*
pereon accidently Injured while
years.
about your cradlL Your em
a passenger in - your ekr. lit
2 8TORY store building on lot USED reiling
J lumber. Also (1
eluding YOU. C. M. Doyd &
ployer or buaineaa asiudatea
12M x 104, 4 room apartment
months tdd heifer. Phone 710will
nat
bear
of
your
personal
upstairs partly furnished. Groaffaire. ‘ There la no eapae for
rary store fixtures and $1750.
fire and windambarrasimanL
00 stock downstairs, approxi SOUTHERN’S DDT. Live Stock
You wRl save
Reasonable credit requirement*.
Spray for spraying chicken
mately 11750.00 weekly busi
t/3 of the eott
yarda, garbage cans, outdoor .N o co-makyr*. on money loans.
ness. Price 112,000.00 cash.
the praMlum in
screens, etc. Also for cattle and
2 STORY apartment building on
annual installment)
C. M
all types llveatock. Ohe gallon
West First 8t. Two store*
Boyd A Co.
_____
make* up to 30 gallon* of Florida Bank Bld(. , f io * a M
Spray, $2.40 gallon.
SAVE money on yuur fire, wind
storm, automobile, workmen's
204 N. Elm__________ y Phone 051 1
compensation,
burglary,
lia
bility
and other Insurance,
TWO t-foot North -W ln(t~Mr»t
T tH W ir, 'rase# wllK on# “ unlit
isn of Insurance.
HOMS lO A N S
- 4-ROOM cottage on easy pay
>sl» you buj^W
ment*. 7 mile* out highway
YE SII We serve a child's plate
or your own
No. 44
$100 down, balanau
a l th* Red, Bam. Bring the
y
re-payment
li
ISO per month for 05 months
children—- '! Roy wants to eee
t
like
rent!
Ws
with no interest.
Ksstnsr at
you. Roy Johnant’s Red Barn
week
very
good
heart
pine—
L o r Cabin, ^out# No. 1, box
RSftasrant, on Hi-way 17, 3
2x4, 2x0, 2xrt, 2x10. 2x8 tonru#
‘ mOee South o f Sanfkrd.
<
and groove flouring; basic slag
•5.00 ton| some tin le ft Old
E STA TE W A N T E D
W ANTED: Rid# to Orlando dallr
Seminole Fxred location. .
.fflgbffiTkspa/"!;
LKAGUI
<14 22 .
40 27 ■
3H k".i
i o
, jiru n ie through with ita netond
a 3* I j'w in of dh* current C ity , Softball
- j leagu e neaanii la*t night when
munt
V J J ‘ the iumlteimen defeated the highin the the Feil* while Hrhantrl placed
t ii i . iy tooti-d Carpwiter*’ Union by
nine G-Men on the sack* via
i II
t ! a score o f 7to 2
in a conteat
the base on bull route. He han I cl
3
I 1which m w Security nick
(veetch
fanned ntije Gainesville batters
* 1 “ Swnffnrd for u total of eight
but Fulls sent 10 K,.i« down In
• a i hit*.
_ the same manner.
o J I
In the *e^pnd contest of the
Ruddy Ijtke led I he Fed attack
eveuiliK. Itolwon Sporting floods
in the opening 'contest with a M 'tu lrk
•' W a II « came through
with their first
T o t a l,
It i
S 3 * 1*
double and two *inglv. in fivvictory in four start* by no«inir
si —htt fur ll#*n<J#iriififi in 11Ih
trip* to the plalc. le v y led the
out Tbe Sanford Herald - by a
If—run f«*r I Mil lit lllla.
iocnl* with a pair of >ingle* In
r —*-tiijfiA nut w ll«n ‘fflim liy r Fiin 13 to 11 count. It wan the fir jl
the nightcap in six trips.
urortol,
appearance o f the Newsmen in
H n u r By InnltoM#:
X A N P O H I) ooi ooo |o<» 0<y» J — < thj* loop thi# season.
<In In m T lIlr Itoii «<*! !»•« MO 3— 4
In the opendr. Junior Dyess
H u m U l l t t l In : IUp«h. U t f
. was uo the hill fur. Security and
Ilm iriln h tf, Z a «p ft, flilt# U tirlA * T w o
»m »*- M f ■:
I- ik f.
Hlolrn jbe kept four Union hingles well
tn-ai#: Hllv#ffniitii.
I'm l|f ! scattered Utroughaut the tiff.
ZiiH|irl
Hrhuiitrl, Pill It.
Security broke the woring ire
|«l«i> Kiituti t<> r#4iyni(iriu\ l^nfl hr * in the opening stnnin with o
Imt-ex
HHtofonl 13s U a lftr»\ lllr 13.
Ilafar on La Mu: o f f
9, P u lls ] single score. However, the CnrFOR RENT
4 REAL ESTATE W A N T E D 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE H» Hlrurk out* »• jr H fh tn trl t, P u ltt j t*enter* came back in their half
Io
1‘ m i i H
L u ll; Zntprl. W ln n lfic !<if the third frame to nrory twice
rr K l l t i . I j ir I hr iiltrh or H**h* oil a pair of hit* coinl.ined with
MOORE farm mi Celery Avc kite IIOCHE In ur near Hanford on P L A IN
W IH T E
I) 1N N K I! Iiilillrh
n i r I t ‘ m|ilri*nw f *rnrtlU nfjA 'Sim|two Hectttll) miscue*. They were
Arthur Moure. Hill Hardware
electric Ills', at least 7 rooms.
PL A T E S — also CUPS
and fi r » Tlttie* »*f MiitriF t B
'he only run* la Hied by the
Co. or phone 4M-M
Will pay f.'IkKM) all cash. Writ*
SAUCERH.
A large shipment J
Or *cv Mr*. Paid Mutrs, Route
ju*t in ~ le l us tnkr care o f , The scientific definition hf a Carpenter, diiiing the engage
JiKHIRAHI.I. mom., one will,
one-Itox H7-A, Sanford, Monroe
your needs,
HtsnLy-K o g e r * Idrirxle is a uniform falling of wa mentprivate bath.*- Hummer tale,
Corner.
fiouiK into the 'fiflh inning
Hardware Co.
tery droplet* less than one-fiftieth
Mrs. W A. /.arhai). 'iln Pink
Mailing by one run, the luinlrt’r*
of -an inch in diameter.
5 ARTICLES FOR SALE INSIDE Flat oil paint— I’ ylli, the
mrn punched out a pair " f bi<*
paint that cover* everything.
anil scored twice In take a 3-2
42" VENTURA ATI'IC FANS
2
W AN TE D TO RENT
Srnknrik Glass A Point Co., 12 SPECIAL SERVICES
feud
in tin- ’ Hill. I hrr, Ini*
II. It. PN I’ K CO.. INC.
Plunks 320.
mn| a pair of
U n io n
c itn r *
THE H3*» Is prefernlile to lh« proved fatal ^for the Cnrpentirs
PHOTOGRAPHS
$Mt dcductlbl# collision ur Up ami Security pushinl ovui four
tire truly the treasures of lime.
act nutumohlU instirance. Gel
They make idtal gift* for
nur rate* for yotir car* anri Mill*.
I'eniilngtoo ami I i-e l*Ll
birthdays,
anniversaries
and
trucks,
M. lioyd ti Cm •
Security attack with a double
OR 3 liedroom home, furnished.
most *11 other occasion*. Phone
a single each,
Permanent residents, one lb
>>7(i fm an appointment.
I.IAHH.ITV Insurance Is imtsl and
6
ARTICLES W A N T E D
John Culluin ami Harry Robson
yeat old boy. Iltrfrrettee*. Phone
ROIIEHT L. COX
Import nut. Vnu kniiw wltal It
4H5-R, Muse IVtnnaek
1.1, fit's your ear,
would cost in tepljtco yout to ogled on the hill in anything
photographer
of age or condition
THE ESSEX STUDIO
home, fuinlture, merchamllrc but a pitcher* duel in the night
cap The Sportsmen jumped m!>
31M W slnd ,S|,
and automobile if destroyed.
i till- ) U I'IIO I STEIIV
fubrirv A fine
Rut yott don't know what the the lend with three lull* in the
The Newsmen
ment. j sell* (ion in xtoek. It. S, llruwn, 7 Poll, Livestock, Supplies
verdict i* going to lot in n law opening f t ante
came imek with a »i-ig!e marker
I'ltune
2(0 1 Ninth Orange, tlilnndu,
suit
involving
bodily
Injury
in
1 UUY cow*, caiyes, yrartlnxs.
Fla.
death Gel oile<|U*te linl.ility in their half o f the first inning.
R. W. I.onl, Phops
Rob*on added arm.her pair ui the
covernge.
,M. Roytl A Co
COUPLE desire* furnished apart* INN MtSPltlNG
11-y--1,,, g-,1
second and two more in , Hie
Ruhuw's
ment, any sire, close in.
Nn
springs, llollyw iiud ImuC
All IldSTON Hull puppies.
However,
The
Herald
GOING to fly ! Gel a trip acci third.
.Store,
Phone
1015-SV,
children or pets. Call
Mr*.
type*
mattresses
renovutrd
dent policy front C, M. iloyd tallied four time* in their half
Roberts, Ynldei lintel. Room
< all us today — sleep Irettei
o f the third.
& Co.
8
HELP W A N T E D
302.
tonight!
Uoiug into tiie fourth leading
Krhols Retlding & Furniture ( '»
The Herald by a 7 to f> count,
GIRL
4oi
soda
Fountain
at
Lan*
3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Honford Mattress Factory
the Sportsman pushed over six
ay'a Drug Htdde. Pait Uma or
Phone 1133 ond 072-J
run* o ff four hit*
and two
full tlma.
ONE nf Hanford's better home*
j Herald error*. Thi* wn* all the
NE TRACTO R— driven dusting
scoring by Hobson.
W O R K "W A N T E D
machine 1110; One spray entt 9
LIFETIM E Income health und
In their half o f the fourth, the
4H STORY home, f> rooms down
112ft; Due seed lied sprayer |13. EXPERT
accident
insurance.
Non-canrell
pstnllng of houses.
Newsmen pushed over three runs
stairs, one laigr room up»tuir*.
Alsu cloth, wiring, etc
Phone
nlile,
C.
M.
Iloyd
&
Co.
and continued to whittle away ul
Contract nr hourly basis. I’ li.
lw*i 'Clrf*IInI jmrthpw, Liilh mv>*f
"HI .1 Al Ikon p. M or p. O,
12H.
moundaman Robson "D or” Kpp*
H OSPITALIZATION
In
ilUNlflr iliiiHri
Hitl sljkju
Roi PP4, r ity.
took over the mound duties far
indiviilual, family and
M
inil ptil i aife rtions, Huir*hi *11In!
O N E James Ctlmsr Is looking for
The Herald and held the Spoils
Have ymtr portrait tnkrn at
C. M. Boyd A Co.
b y lieau ilfu l o «k
tre e *. Petr.yard work. House 1800 \V. 17th
men scoreless in the fifth, sixth
M l IIOLLS STUDIO
$6,000.00.
St.. Gofilsboro, Fla.
RENT A CAR
and seventh stnnxav Meanwhile,
22U Mrisch Bldg., Phone I15U
20 ACRES (Ivirdu murk land,
the Newsmen pushed over three
YOU DRIVE IT
Childten a' specialty
COLORED girl wanta part-time
tt acres tiled. Good well*. Price
PHONE 200
more run* In the alxth which
Job—3 day* B Wa«k. 703 W.
$H,000.00.
ri T d i i r i * t iir e h
brought the score to 13 tn II.
STRICKLAND-MORRISON
Ilth AnnU Wilson.
LOT located corner First 8t. tk t YEAR OLD STOCK-HAMI.INS
U-DHIVB-IT., INC.
In the fin^I half o f the sev
Oak Are. Suitable for filling
VALENCIAS. MARSH SEED JOB wanted as cook or makfT"8
enth, Kart tier beat out an infield
station or parking lot. -Price
LAW
NS
n
to
w
s
il.
Kraionnblc
LESS. W ILL SET, SEE AF
hit and advanced to second when
days, part Uma. 504 B. 5th St.
llll.llf.0 0.
prices. Jerry laird, phone 7HX- Wood was ‘safe on an error by
TER 5:0(1 P. M.
HAVE a fitimWr of beautiful
10 Buaineaa O p p o rtu n itie s
CRYSTAL L A KE NURSERY
Roy Krhols. Able» fanned but
lots III d «’ iraldi- lesbleutinl
F- W. SMITH
E X I’ EUT piano tuning and r Johnson tieal out another Infield
sections. Iluy now and build
G
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k
Y
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STORE
Y
o
r
sale.
I.AKK MARY. FLA.
pairing. 11. C liff Dresser. Ik roller to fill the sack*. Al Mc
later.
$4000. Includes good stock and
Millan then grounded to Pete
105, ML Dora. I*hone 2415.
IIE8T residential grocuty »toie in
2-manlle
fixtures.
Located In growing
EchoU al, third and threw to
Sanfoid. Stockt ft stun-- ntnl
GASOLINE LANTERN5
community. Write P. O. Box
Kike* in time (o ^ fn ir e Kenner
DODGE - PLYMOUTH
gornt wd) in.ftikl.00,
IIILL HARDWARE CO.
1528,. Hanford.
at the plate.
PARTS AND SERVICE
SEVERAL snistl g ro v e * and «iu30| K. First Ht.
The Hportsmen Imnged Cullum
IDS Palmetto Ave.
Phone
burban luune*. *
LO A NS
for seven hit* and obtained a
ELKITHIC TOASTERS
50 ACRES Oviedo muck land.
single safety o ff Epps. The News
BORROW HKKH WHERE
ELECTRIC HOT PLATES
Tree killed.
13 NOTICES— PERSONAL men rocked Rolnon fo r 13 safe
H ILL HARDWARE CO.
BltlVACY IS RESPECTED
U ACRE grove on l.ake, 44 acres
301 K. Flrel H(.
YO U R natural tlaaire far privacy
OR $8 you can add to your ties during th# encounter. ,
land with 5 room house, garage
in monay matter* la Itrlctly
automobile liability policy. $Land uut-hidhllnK*. Price •11.-
• alxth1" —
F L O III l>A S T A T E
Orlando
H AN FO RD
Hi. Augustin* ... .
IkeLurtd
Gainesville
lA-esburg
Palutka
Daytona Beach
ing. Now t l
feetion. Old
CsU
easy
T O P A Y TH E'
OUR Jewelry:Thai
.T S S f t
l
C. U. Boyd * I
O F SANFO RD
«wi tt R<tar V'W r » p*
*
84 daytime. ‘ $6-00 reward. u
v-y. • . ' — ; > e(*,Ju-
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3mi 'JWfsAi:.**£3%. -**•-e\ ’
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5 1 1 1 = 1 1 1 *
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In U n ify T h e r e s a S tre n g th —
To Protect U»e P u r r of the World:
To Promote the P rotm a of America;
To Prodore Prosperity for Hanford.
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E sta b lish ed
Big Four To
a Give Greece
Dodecanese
D e a d lo c k
on
Q u e s tio n
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F ir e b o a ts
1908
H a ttie
T e r m in a l
L e ft
D A IL Y
F L O R ID A .
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In the Meantime, the foreign
ministers aro said to be consider
in g'th e (lulgartan and Hungarian
treaties.
The foreign ministers have just
about 32 hours left before tneir
self-imposed dradline for the Ita l
ian nnd Balkan treaties.
Thu
deadline was set last Saturday, r trr .m u i t wntrr nrr pnured hv fiirbuMs mi flip fLiinrx mstiu:
* Russian Pon-tgii Commissar Mnln- |h® Murikip.il F t n y TH ivilltit Stnlrii l&tsind. N V T I iemul ifnl i-j
f t o v said at that time that lie !f»nimiitcr."S brllkTcn M .irtu U au oik ! thr Island u r fr tem poral itv Mrdiul*
wanted to aire up the progre** *d n » t h P flirflg litrrx fo u g h t let bring H i p ' t u n i Lt^ridlon u n d e r * oijiio|
made by this Friday. And then, Iwn person* weir iwld to hnvr di«*d in tiro ilr r
ilu term U d o A lr
■
—**- , m -■ —
—m
laid Mblotov, he would be aide 1 to deride wMether to go nl wig
with the American plan tp call
fry a general European peace
conference on July 16.
tusst nlght*s meeting on the
Trieste i|uestion came in naught
The dnullock still prevail*
Mranwnile, one Russian brnatl
cast
ctlarged that llie won- *
h e rn powers are trying In force
^u nilateral concession* by Russia
A storn\ of d e flatter ntut dis
Is lu
gathering over the Rig
Fum
lerelgn minister* cfinfeii'tice In
H. S ten stro m Is Ihirty-Seven Men
Seriously Injured from S em in ole
In Truck Accident K i 11e d In War
B ea co n
D a ir y
JUNK
27,
1946
NO
204
| 0 piH>nentK . O f P r ic e
j C o n tr o l iie ^ in F i l i
b u s te r T o P r e v e n t
A c tio n B y S u n d a y
:r
w V N IIIM iT n V . June 27, UP>
tlajorllv I rader Allwn llark*
ley Jntd lht\ Senate today lh «t
FrTJould ellj-n.pl It. hulel il In
rinffniiiiHiti* -e’>.*inn mild the
Ol* \ t* n'ted upon. lU rkley
■e r . r l Ibi- notice alter Senator
F
II
Moorr,_Oklahoma lie* .
lUlbliran. 1 ol *p"ken i .nrr Ihnn
three hums again.! the hill.
R o a d W it h
II*
|>t ires.
U ASIIIN CTIIX . J iiiip 27,
l’» \\ hitl uin\ In- the filial
limit:* uf the i i l ’ A are Uekuig ivv.iv mi litt1 ('lin k in the
l ‘mit'tl Nt.iip* Semite. As tfie
hands uf llm elnek moved
r loser Inward llm juiee eonjlrnl diaillliip nl midniRlitjSupday, a IIe|Mililii'an semi‘hip limit Oklahoma Rot up
lie nil' • it-. importance in Iht ^
.iti.mt (ll-M. *1.,. lit! Ltl V.* IIH-Il'llll
tiI rif* t ’ »l r,| J»** sill iltfny n
* It
In Jtnmtiiiud tp 1lit? mdift fill1!*!,
A t Ini tir>
l»iui't;*|
1 mi.
drills
.ml VltllD>li»!tl! !■> f l*'!|!!»i|
rhipfly m * qiiiti^ijuii vtilh ra*l|u*
nrim * mimu.tl «*»♦
m I ‘»*t- t.h U».
I Tiit 1». \i i “»«rui jiiul Nrw At* * it u
The* !«*• rlu* I i W imiA i i i m .i i >
t in
Vanadium
( ui jh h it p * u
p|,
‘ A m m tM itn l thr Uni n F it M i
urtil
f u r l « 't i
l ' m |t*»inl m*i».
both
v* if it pi* n» i jl
iiiTt***n
f •t**v
Vml>
* ity,
A 1 • nrmnl
lit
Oft Im
I Ilk.
mufjr 'on their milk ilrhvery run»
•a is lieirig said in Rome, tins re- (inminngp ami Deal were bruised
• pented har war-time sins and
now descrvei hattar of, the Allies and cut* to smite extent but re
ceived no *cri«u s injuries, fl. it.
than to be deprived hf '
Smith and Fail Shull* terelvcd.
ami Islria. Rut th « ncwspapir* J ..
are picturing the Rig Four o* Rome
th
nt upon^ rtc*
* on ^llnpr,,,
and
arrival
found
about to tear Vriesta from Only.
Herbert .Stenstm,,, and Donald
A lullorly-phraaed editorial In Deal lying t.V the roadside and
one paper today described Italy a crowd, of persona who had
as stretched out on a table gathered, trying to lift the overready lo be cut up — fo r (he turned tcuek oil of Uewey Camaolr purpose of preventing the
_F ’llL '" .” "", ,
mage who
puinul undersurgeona from coming to b l o w s
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amt
g on
raeb other.
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^ in d ruttin
cutting
up each
Arrnriling to Mr. hmtth, it
F ra d y , Uurdon
W . Jnhnaoii.
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turd to ini.-tv.-ne. I'
, lh< first riun| b t» listing ,.f
vrn.tsuccemled ur I . -leg ....
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I. t-Jav by f I IPtU'J
the Wat Im parl 111.
-Im w- that
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m .lrtaiy
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Fli.fi.lH had one
r the low est s'«ll are rubieit
........o f . . .
iDinHf"l* » *U‘
an death r a t ., ..I the to Uni. 2 03 I'M) by the R rillsb
Iri almost every other quarlei, ( (aok about lh,re-i|onrtcrs nf
Uouble and dlacord remain Inejhour lu-fore the truck could l *
most
marketable
international lifted enough so that Oaminage,
item.
lying in n welter o f hmken milk
The delegataa to the United botflcs, could l«‘ removed. The
Nation*'Security Council tn New three
boy*
were
rtuhrd
to
York are holding- fhatr heads Fernnld-lotughtnii Memorial Hos
after yealtrday’a acrimonious do* pital where they were given
bate on tha Spanish latue, The rlra t Aid by Dr. J. N. Tolar
heaviest throbbing la the realisa and p r. C. L Dark.
tion that Russia’* us* Of Iho
Herbert Stenstrom was given
veto haa become nh over-power aeveral blood IrsufunUm* and wax
i n g weapon In their deliberations, then taken in the Erickson Am
lu Athena, the government.ha* bulance to Orar.go Memorial Hos
announced that armed clashes pital, aa, according lo Dr. Tolar,
between extreme left and right there was no be.I available for
forces continue, with ten more h*,n *1, th e-local hospital. Ser
per>"one killed in m e n t days. In ious injury to the kneecap and
___yd, the Japanese complain to the right ankle of Stenitrom
Tok>'
that they have appealed to the was ‘ reported hy Dr. Tolar.
The accident was investigated
'»
Allies more than a doien times
r”
State
Highway
Patrolman
for a apeed'up of repatriation* li^r
If
«.•
____ Xrom Ruiuian-controlled territory, ]l. .fc. _Ilouglai- Whu
to the accident from DeLand In
without much auceeaa.
the absence of Patrolman L. F
In Melbourne, Sir T h o m a s Render, who waa o ff duty ta r
N ia m e y , former commander of th* day. The milk truck, he
Australian arm. says that
Australia and not tha United *a|d, is a 1041 Chevrolet and
la open at both aides. Th* truck,
State* ahbuld control the big turning over on the curve, made
naval bate built by America on a complete flip flop before landManu. (aland In th. A d m ir a lty ing on ita right aide. Occupants
of a lumbar truck aided in gut
------------------ ------------ting - the bogs from underneath
the car, he *ald.
Eisenhower Wants
60 Thousand Officera President Rios Of
Chile Dies Of Illness
W ASHINGTON Juna 37,
SANTIAGO. Chill, June t7—
tVF)—Juan Antonio Rios, president
uf Chill »inc* 1942, who waa elect
ed In a aweeping victory of the
laftiat popular front, di«d today.
He waa confronted wjth an Inter
national crlata i vaulting from his
country’* ralattou* with Axl* pourera soon after ha took office when
the United States d n f t i i f i M
with Argentina, was
jier cen..
r. h,r
- »'’ulestin.
Of the cou n try’. IOK-.7H A rm y
drad and m issing. '-.MO rasunltie*
w ere fro m ' FloridB. O f those ir «n
1,72’ were killed m action. 226
died o f wounds, seven o f in ju ri**,
while 1.282 suffered
non-bnltio
death*. HevenUun Floridians still
are -listed ns m lss'oc, w h llr 201
have been pronoun.H dead a fte r
n lapse nl nt teas! p year.
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diluting, o f death w en re port ml pare, uhtrb
cnnterniiTc.-Rn 'lrri I .A. flyson, |„ry precision.
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lit lit liYaM's unit it Itnc tirnile
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lob (m inty art officially b-t.
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number of regular >
to a total of 60,000.
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M e m b e rs O f Ille g a l
J e w is h I n d e rtf ro u n d ^ H u tc h is o n ,
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T h e ' Russian*, the \ugnilav.s,
Arrording In Hie lilrs l -*
nnd the Italian* are laying down
verbal
hart age*
against
the piirU from Orange Memorial
M o'pllal, llrrhrrt Htrnstripm. by the W ar ftipnrlnient oi it*
maneuvering* inside and outsihr
Luxembourg palace.
\v||b I he who was- inlurrd in an areldenl >biiitm list -o| n,*nd nnd ml**b e in
) eiyierday afternoon near Cauls. j World Wai II. ()| these, 2.1 sen
foreign ministers still deauiocked
Is gradually Improving from a hilled In -acUot., || were no.
on
the
disposition
of
Utspuieti
•
m in u s sla te of nhork.
A t •uillli death* !«■ .veri >|t*lf.i.mo
Trieste, the Moscow radio cm lin
ed today that the stalemate way tending pfysieiane hate not bs-n od a* de-nil utide, Culd|, f.uw lull,
able thus far lo •Aermine Ihe ,an.l one wit* wounded and Isles
(Ilia ,lo western ,pressure tn form,
rxleiil ol injuvlri to hi
Irfi iisird.
confessions by tne Huvn-t Unionknee and flglil frul
* fr-eIbdj men
he died in .• tun
th e Russian broadcast went so
,
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lure o f the right ankle i« also o.-duly stnlu me- lute-1 in llm
far as to uso the ugly worn
\ |s' tti t- tut11* iiv i >i f*‘*in
lielirveil lo base been siislained
•’blackmail."
report.
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Killed In a, lion writ- • lestb
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In Carls, Edward Kardclj. Yu
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Hri berl Hlenstrom.
ill
>e“ i W'. Iliadhui), William I’ lliihrni.in,
goslavian deputy nrvmier, ha*
frjjUu / aif i l .run
Mt Jilt*lit*-a T t*| the* F 1'fi llf.t
Alvin M i nil in.*. Hugh 1..
taken an nll-nr-nothmg aland — old son of .Ur*. J. W. Halibirry j .
in pjiHon
••'s uingin
1.1.I f * 'Minmillt-t». vi if
Yugoslavia must ham Trieste. of Fifth Street nnd Myrtle .vw,- I oil ilia. Tom m ii Eultn*thmi**-. John iron* I i* jUMi.t I m lift- i flirty
IVllfllM
tit la* * Uill'll f ftUf •
His country, he saya, wdn't ngreo j nue. received sei log, |t.fl leg IUrnney.
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peace conference or the United
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question, instils
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Kenneth It llrll. I.utber
foreign minister* in Relgrade’s » h . c !>.<Teeuing west *
\.«l Hrl.i i'lDWl!*.' 1' It • It f *1•,
I.t r . o clock v r . t r , ,b,y lifter noon. ,. „ [HI,|^V ||,nr> , R ,„k m p yrr. , l v r .
favor.
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In Rome, the Italians are both ror^
‘ rt't"
m ‘i T . " ' T . - 1" ' 1
1- H row m .g
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, Mill It »*MtM {'Hitr-I
{ *t nn
for
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with
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and
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defiant and resigned. Italy, it
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NEW SPAPEK
TH U RSD AY,
T r u c k W a r D e p a r tm e n t
sues A r m y ’s L is t
3 Buys
O f D e a d , M is s in g
,m «, _ . - ■' O v e r tu r n s O n Pucilii
tral Eiaenhower wanr
regular Army to have
r
I spiring In C ir.ilc u uiniinpidy and
i\ . 1
^
f
I4ENVKR, t ub ,, June 27. i/Vi
-- A rrlminni imurttneni el . wo
count* whs relumed today n ta i'i".
six corporation
charging that
they mn.'pitt .t in mniio(H-i /c n,
palladium indii,.!ty. The indurir}
j is nn Impnrlanl mil n r o f .trait*
ium raw material, fo r atonic
tsunito.
Five individuals
officer ol
the I Ipoiatt/.IK name.I
,il ..
vvere inuuted* h\ si fed -i.vl gtand
jury at IJeiiver, I'olo. I lie vlc-i*
_il. 1lcl 4u1daiiL.-atg l Lh i i U w i . i -cu -~
wetned' by Italy bcforti the war.
The largest of the 1:1 Islands is
I'arl*^
IN D E P E N D E N T
t
B asis O f S u it • S a id
T o B e M o n o p o ly O f
„ B a w M a t e r ia ls U se d
In A to m ic B o m b s
P r e v a ils :
---------PARIfy, June 27, </P) —
The
Foreign
Ministers
Council agreed today to Rivo
the Dodecanese Istniids to
Rreecc. The only Btrintt 'at*
lached is that the islands
tnust be demilitarized. *
The DodofcaniSc are L'l
islands in the eastern Med-,
llerrnncnn and were rov-
mmsnn»ni
o
Corporations
Indicted For
Conspiracy
B la z e
B e fo r e th e D e a d lin e
•
t
S A N F U U I),
T r ie s te
H ou rs
W EATHER
( nmidrr.thlr rlutidinr^ IhU aflrrnoon Ihrotii'h
Thurvlj*. Srallrrril «ruwrr« and thandrr%hn«irrs tonlclit And m rr fYttrm f voulh thli
.tflrm«K»ti 4nil Inviijcht,
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D t’liu nds O n W e a l I u
• i'lltfi ' h»ipi
f
I ■•. In pl.IT l nit- .... t-.rung s
t >d meal in re taurnnts fur
l.attge inav I«- d,s.pj..Hllted.
In U r , -Is l.-ln g from ,. |... * ... f r l>; ll"
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l l t r flu . ti,..,ral lb liinraiit A»*oclati-iIN
h i m :Nl. J.H.i
f h IhiiM
a
r itd tn lirtfiili l( I •It pend
fc!M\ii *! y ■•«
n l fi.e meat famine had reD o llamrs A. . n. *. M. e lte d
S.im a,..I
.in.| Jsl.nO
I't.nn »*••»« •» Roym- tommy. «• * .
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thr .olled in n gfrat
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it I n nte
l o
O b tttin
S i l v e r ,»nd II redm-iun <-f *».*»t,IKS- • iIm*fn, eatene, but that
typhoon Sf if uf,
|in>l In v ««iN
' from In bum a day to nine I., ur
may !*• it nt» V ilk!I4#H- * 11 rtf 4".
,1m „,.|«ni'il j* gm ii additional
M m . HtiiMEt i# .-kiitvivtil try* 1It**
> (1, r
A ll ih .t ttv.- O’ i.'Fy m.t.r.rry com
pi ,l»r Iriinl. i. >.n ,tie , .-■i.tui .mts, Font*
I h r f-to »
F «,
NEW YO RK. June 27. UP»
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fl
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till11
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—illet
— in .1
It le ip lllc *
■,
Money seem^ to have n miluml m
;d ■'' 1 *'
b,
ptare-s in fuel, are no
S n itlli t*f
AMI 111- ill I (’C1tun
aptitude for melting nwny tit intriirlifl( |m||_s| try iht* Hr<r * Lur>'
*“
Ib,-t . , off 'ban the Imu.ewives—
t h c y 'T .
not.
i . .■
.ti,,, t„nes ■h” 1 ■>'
r.v ..i t
ll, |..l I o f
1"" ” 1;•1
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be.
;
1”,
l*» ill till**, P lfr tlul foMl , Hunt*v M Sin it ii ol .lackIj** n!li|if>fft sonvitlc, W illiam F Sm ith of
fro n t,to f your very ttyes. Rut
the numlwr o f Army men lost In
York the photi,-engraving
th.* w a r
with n Liitnl nf W)1 , inmrd of trade 1* going l” help
Ihrval came next, w.th 392. Hilt*S '" *
borough third with 361. P*'lk ! !
,hp
‘° ^ n
A lt r ir u lt )K! ,11
p^^ounpi. o f jy,, t,.taI Arm y dead indtislry does not have much of
and missing, | 16 10*4 per cent at the moment. In fact. says the
went from Florida
photo-engraving board, auppllec
are so short* that many engrav
ing plants are fared with a shut
down within ti week.
That’* what led to the board’s
T h r e e Y o u n g S is te r s
decision — to melt down silver
A r e B u r n e d t o D e a t h dollars to get the silver nitrate.
It son nils like u drastic move.
I’llIL A U '.L P W A June 27-f/Pl Rut Hilh that precious ingredient
— A fire In a south Philadelphia from the silver dollars, the in
home early today coat the live* of dustry can tnaka moi-e dollars
thi-.-e young aistats. Fireman found to replace the one* melted down.
tha body o f lfl-y#ar old Mario And they aay a check with the
Cacnit* with her head and aim* .federal treasury official* shows
mating on the window*ill of her there’s no taw* against melting
Minted 7 IStUlOI. c a fe
word.I be
the total " f the 1940 season.
H e V . , 1 eh,*, celery was the
. . .
...
third• mn 1 valiialile
regetalil*
n op
In |h,» state, and » » , rerilered
mostly in Seminole. Palm Rear',,
Berneot* anil Orange counties,
During the early 11*20% smaller
growers <.f 1.7 In 20 arfc* predcmjrialed be said, but ih<. I tend
o f late ha- Iwcn to larger growers
o f 100 ecu1* or more, he declared,
who can afford more la|a,r sav
in* machnrjry nnd require Ics,
profit per crate.
t
»»•••>.:■• U - »
Vfjllffil* rtf » *'ltsFV ■Li
This
ide.ii rimdilinn
u
eXpp.lf.1 : ,(,^v
for ntdy a few umamlng dnyari
t.r i ril, tneat cither,
,!r|nt|r r i
wh<1|r ,n|,r,
in
fn*m
KleriHii. if
1fir- |rfiputori N ew York Sin to; four g,an>t.. T J - V ' T
............
industry ... nti.med to
R 1,1,1 ..........
m/ukfln ,* aiT,r **rnrnt If M|iJifii'.*«J children; tire mother, M rtlicyV
* r 1*11 iftrti-i L*rm4r*lly iliat rimtinuation
ll*■ fP|ff|«rra j.lt.1 ^Itl( |»»*f«#-lift • »|(L II. Ilcitil nf Jacksonville; fntn lu IhimIIi* Ui** ...........
"f
..f n |- A .....trol rm i,-a t would
Minor H arding *.f wind
M f , 11ttUrtft ’inti Irartrtl the j n - |*i*tcr*, M r,
t,nt . 'briny no re i—f in tne (amine and
Florida I’ rnvtnce,
M is. D a U )
llnnrnrk * TI
Li\v
tliibl fluuro'lurtiaM of
f 'nl.ihx7 nUh 80V P'1 ° rnnK° tM h
You see. .liver d o lla r cunl.ir, crrarnl
•f
, 1( w..<d«l increase black market opo f Frnnri-, Mr*. S
P erry " f R p lii»»■ w in !
i mi
W'! .
„
silver nitrate. And silver nitrule rrl«*ry fft=rn mi iihtiiml uvni
M ibbed 1*'
Uurida—with I It 1 "1 percent |B on# ltf ||,c i|r „is essenlinl it. 3 .009 ,Of-ir coil,-- of r e j*iy tltarrn^ ; l’r l»n sli* and Mr
I .. l" ..........
..........
iiVrintic r4fjul ......
i •.i l ' - p l . it
Major poker., in Omaha, Net...
th- (H)pumuoii
popiilalii.ii , . cconlrlliuteil
phnto-engiavmg
proee-.s. nil*
Sil* the earl, tinrtics tn more than 7 " f In '* ■"•vH". and tw”
onf
(
(do
o n ir u iu ifin]uH,,.
it juifiiD
rn^iiiviftjr prT»rp’.».
. throjiab
tie
_ n r .-r~the
f - i i n ATnty*i;v,'r
Jviott*. Amt- 'nitrate
^nltrntn Is
1- Ju*t
tn it what
U/khf the B.OOO.nnnr ira te , Tn lPtr. and . ti- '* hrr». ' W liey llr.nt nf 1 a fn tti t ,|>n>. , W)j, j,r -li ipal-'tl b .f i.i- 1 .ml _ c ration.. Were off 90 per
r-n rim r-P___
«rf?
sacond floor badioom. She had the silver coins.
been overcome by amoke ns aha
LABOR CANDIDATES
_ __ i*« o f Hosalie, a gej 18,
AUSAULE FORKS, N Y., June
Carmalla, l l . war# found liudtoiather on the floor near 27—{/F>— Rockaull Kant will b*
r bed. The mother and step the American Labor Party candi
father of th# victim*, Mr. and date from tho 33rd congressional
Mata, frank Caatorla, jumped from district in New York. Tho artist
room on th* third floor after and author will oppoa* th* present
«
y attempting to reach Ihe representative, Republican Dean
Taylor of Troy, K. Y.
' r a t io n d h k a d
LONDON Jun, 27 (47 - I'oli
lira! writer* i.rclict trriav that
Britain- wli' ratine bread stallin'*
July 2 L They *aid the dudrion
waa made *» a special cahlnm
maetieg.and it will lu announced
In Common* later today. The
Writer* noted that th« d ite coin*
"ld »d with the d*v the n*w ration
bonk* do into effect, for the naxt
ywar. The basic bi-tad ration was
M id to,be ton Otmce* a day.
. . n, *11,1 InynBf* *'f worker* vvere
Whaley ileail of locks,.,1- it na<: e* over p-.palated . land
.Weather i more important to de.rida-d n* •’n-inendou*.*' Union*
.
-,
,
... ,
b ""cN d arrar.gdmcnl* w ll be the first ot. ,» lend, te I .’b.in in Ihe meat ficking industry gave
j " ' ’’l
nm .nunrrd
t.y
Iq ,
l.rirk -n t,
Funeral Home nt a later date.
to ll.e one main wale,. If on - , m--ndp-rs permission to perform
fnvorai.lacnditinn*
delay tin nil,,’, task-, titan ihetr regular
first test t>"* inrtg,Vice Admit.il assignment in an rffrttl to keep
W. II. P. Rlnndy may >nd,i the ,tFmany tm th* jol. a* posaib'-j.
t
iindt i -’ ill* * test t h i ti<«I tut
In many areas (be meat shortSPY T I D A L
iiuatiioi was describe,] as
S E A TTLE , June 27. (/Pi
Tim
A •** «
rft
a« a
1vt-nr h»' iha,i tlie wrist days o f meat
prosecution presented a key wit* Ik. V'
. . . duri ng the w ar-and
nc*s tofhvy to the trial o f the N a v a l S h ip l o M a k e *
with no prospect for improve*
Russian naval I leu tenant
Nico
lai Rodin — win, |g charged with
ment in the near futut-i.
espionage and conspiracy injainri
tho United Slate*. The witness
The (f.S.Jk SFC.79 will moke a
was Ifprherl Kennrdy, an engl- cruise On the St.’ John* Rivet\ I In tfie middio ages, brides carnrt-r for Ihe Todd-Parifir Ship- Sunday, leaving the dock nt th e' •''{ « r wore wheat ear*, and the
yard*. Kennedy t e »tific l that th e. band jn -ll piompUy at 10:00
. .i
,
f
f„
nroineritY
Russian naval officer cultivated -A. M. It is an.i. fpatcl that the
s o , w eat nve^ th*
hi* friendship for « year and .k ip w{ll l-e nut f^r M’ proxl- « • " * l!T,,,n!, 01 Wh* * 1 0V9r lnm
•
. r,< '
,, , M
• '.V,
than began a campaign tp g e l matcly f. hours.
Any former Navy i,m;i Mint I
....
,. .
him to divulge confidential in
formation about radar and ship it Interested in Joining the Naval
firm control. Tile witness said he Reserve;. V-toP". -active or in- | Fs-ntinine fret in New York
finally agreed to give
Lieut. active, fir those now tn the Rn- |City average 10 and I0tk in ala*,
Redln the Information oqly after serve life invited to be prvseni |Ihe- largest In the country, with
making up hi* niimt to first It ^has been Ve'uprated that tii se those of th* middle weat and w »* t
contact the Federal Bureau of peraoni'who at* Interested notify coast second antf the south stnalb
one of tho ship'* officer*. |e*t,
“*’'
■* f - • - -—
Investigation,
•
C ru is e O n S t. J o h n s '!
i.
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TH E SANFORD
S IX
l.irips, fit. Petersburg; Hubert J.
lit.hoji,' ■gricullurnl ami public
lelslion ariiatant, Florid* Chain
Store Aaiocintion, Orlandu; L. II.
I .« » U , State Marketing bureau,
Jankrutivillp and other*.
“ Sale* o f pine turn on the Lake
City Market for the tart weekly
report period totaled 1ft).2 .tendnrd barrel*. which brought pro
ducer. *
a drop from the
seasonal high o f $5,.!.11.07 o f the
preceding week. Live .lock .ales
lotale. fo r four . active market,
thl* last week totaled 124,415.46,
as compared to 1.12,570.80 a week
earlier. Arcadia Market thl. last
week report'll new hijeh price,
fo r nil classes,; but volume was
Outdoor Sports And Recreation Are
Increasing Daily In Czechoslovakia
I t©f1 ill lit mg JIIH'1111(*|| irotll in*
Ily JAMK8 I )K V I,I S'
A I ' Sewsfentures
PH AG UK— Outdoor (port*
I' mhI inter it V*nun (‘Air t»**e
enemy.
am , 'thousands already nre displnyre c re a tio n a re a ttra c tin g m illion ' •ng deep tans,
,
o f K tiro p e a n . in t h e ir n h lln r a t
These are mostly the skiers
|who have awarmed hark in icceni
months
front Central Furope's
mountainous areas in Switzerland.
Austria and Chechoitlovakiu.
ll; the high regions, the wealh*
er is often such that the snow remains crisp while the sun heat*
down hotly enough to permit
T w o 4 - fo o t N o r t h W in d
skiing in bathing suits.
M eat
D is p la y
Cases
Tlic result is thill the skiing
w ith 1 u nil p r a c t ic a lly
exponrnls ret^sn^io the city with
n ew .
coppery crwpte*7>o<* rrsemiding
descriU.*d Florida Stale Fnrmora
MnrkeLs, a . places *whrrc producer and buyer meet.1 The markcU are not net-up primarily a.
.ale organization*, hut to provide
the meeting plain anil facilities
fo r the handling o f satrf.
"P erry people interested in se
curing a State Farmers’" Market
have done a lot o f es.tmtial preHminary work, to that end. A t
a meeting held recently it was
decided that a thoroughgoing aur'e y should, lw made in several
adjacent counties with a view to I;i at w»*nk, whiti? the Market at
determining Just what product. Jay thownl n gain. The Daiic City
.Market iw eiveil 2,975 ilown cgir«,
'W ith the w e a th e r already warm
!nwr*t total fo r the month, wbil*
at low altitude*).-hiking and lujftt*.
poultry offtfrlng1* act V record 'for
ittg are
beciiiuiiH'
m rieaslpgly
n-cent weeks, *wlth ^,597 pounda.,#
popular,
* Lvery Ktrotiay sees thrrirVantls
o f pels*.n-. i-arrytoj knapsack*,
heading front Prui-ue ' to plod
through paths of outlying forest.
*
51D T K M
T l i " I *416 T*»* A psm M nrtil It4.ll tit
and lulls
1 M c C r a y 4 0 -c u b ic fo o t
re a c h -in m eal c a s e .
Legal Notice
] H u ssm a n M e a t C h o p
J
PHONE
A u to m o b ile .
till*
score*,,
Ilt»* « ’ ll> »<f HMftfuMl, Kluiitla.
it« ^ fitiu illjril in Ih#. t 'liy
but
. every a v a ila b le memo, o f conveyigpec t. rruwdtd with p<*ople Inuimt
1098
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Hihik * Ink** lht« .Mtrrct t a r l« the
H h I o f th e lint* nrul g it df) fr o m
ififit* . I l i t - y t l f pn*«i h f the h im -
i if fp «i ti«
July
tiifplrtng
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Pittsburgh1* Color
D ynam ics wo ean chow you how to transfor/n your entire home Into a brighter, gayer,
more cheerful ptneo. Como In and lot ui explain
liov/ vou e:.n r.chlcvo this decorating miracle.
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*i.tl *'T|r ti I,*tf i,n jut ffjiltl I ’iiiif, 11
y o lir e a r llt s t
f o r y o u r r e q u ir e m e n t s !
1^1 III la or .Iff b r |>utl1lalt**l f**r
•In- piss|i«lssr\ l !iti *■ m u i i m i ' h t l it*
In T i l l : H A N T u ltlr llt:| (M .| ,
HI r*I*
U If !!•••«
s p e c ia liz e In P a in t s & V a r n is h e s
fo r e v e r y s u r fa c e !
Outside White and Trim Colors
Inside ( iloss, Semi-Gloss and Flat
>$— equipment Fnamels
Walerspar Varnish ‘ and Enamels
D lt l)» : il (IF F I III II AT|H\
L o l 'l i l l i r . *1I T T I Nit,
wliuiN*
(lU t ir s»f **•-.!•)«-r«4 *|*tiwl Offir«*
Haft
1946
f ^ r j i j I t fi> ei ft-’
ftpar lilt July li,
lit n
•ult f'»r dltfftrra pandin it
f’lrnill I’ouri t»f Hs-mlfi'xlf
I’lnflila. in Client *ry. on
i M b 'l
.
fl—
Wtint h»*r tR1Tlstr T O ;
I he ; ‘ iuni' is 1 1 up nf fhr river:
ivSihh |i|y th«- \lt.tM* H ivtf
Li*turfu prrtglt** mill SifilHivfcr. i„ j,
f »**lf
iititl t»*nni
h ive
a, I
Idttidirufj jn*i| liy Ipi'k of eijylp* l'*»
itif*ttl,
ill111iiv «' nn11;5i Ii-fivp 11*rt?n
in
W IT K K fW
*rmi I h l. klh tll>* o f JUIlr. |>|(,
J U N E “2 4 ,
NOWS THE T IM E TO
D O TRICKS
i r3 5 1
W IT H „
19It*
rn rp rl |tip*
j'„I
flietU .
*K very
tra in
n * jittm n eil *.r
[u illt lin y Kern it i*, f i i i f K chiuI h a it t l. •*“
Mini wuniPtt in all typea u f ’
! h ik in g e m tu m e v . *
pl n r d
i \i i. i.
jftftird tfiit; J»i- r « »»
IA O .s u . s : i i < f
VOUCH
* aHlr«*rt. H. * W .
A tlan ta.
Kulfnn
n i« v ii:u o r r i i i M C A T i o s
V .it jn iy ,
TO
IM IJ I,' L U C n iC H . 3 lt >Ij I m
Y o u .ir** h*r#bv r r iju Ir M »n «l « r H liirff.
W ntnutpoit, . Uena*jr|ifinltt; il r m t tu b*
rfpp ^ir upon tins
Vuu « r * litr tl»y u t iln n l to « p - * 1 m das* o f July A- I V l i l t to th *
j « a r lit |t* r*i.n (o r by A l t o f t i r j ) In M il o f rom p ln ln l ft ltd £t«ri« In *t you
the
Circuit
Court
of
H rm lo o le ' |(| this rn u »« In th * Circuit Court
Cirtitily, Florida, on o f t«*fur«i th** o f
Hernlnote CiHifity, a t Hanford,
loth <l.i) o f July, I9|f« to ttOKwrr , F lo rid a , h» ( ’ *!■> Lyon *, tndnjr an
n A1IIJ o f Comp In tut flltd n « i i i o i
a rt loti fo r dlvorr**
T h r Pan ford
> nu h**trill, -noir b+iiiff a null fo r H rra lil Ip d m l* imlcat &* tlin u» Wh*'11n
Cpr, it, I'irrfrr- l* r « |»n|H>r In
thill DHler « hit II t»**
* onfcano w ill hr rtilrrt-d Mffjftihfti » piibirNhrd
fr»r
fo u r
rum-er utl%e
jriti for fit y tire to onto ar, film m w << l; «
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tt,« rru f, (h i*
lb*- I p I
ford I I 11 a id. a n#wn>**prr pUblUhcd j '
r , .
* p «»IC
at Hanford.
C o u n t), F|*ir-j fl>
<t ) V t f K H N r * }. S , rlM k
Initial tan il«n K*»HrM»»r for rialm lff.
Itl I;l# f/rlticli I** MA ll
TlIESDzVY and WEDNESDAY
ay
M ONDAY,
H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
mh I
W
7
o f f ic ii I
*cal of uffli# at Hanfofil. Hs*i*iin■•t*1 nurily. Florida, this 3rd day i f
Z
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ii
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& auB sens
Jim*, ru e .
The
C om |)lt-te
P a in t
and
G la s s
S to re '
SANFORD PA IN T & GLASS CO
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u
b u tte ry
I'lirm im t
Oflc —
P R IC E S —
O pen s
1 2 :4 5 P. M .
40c
LAST
T IM E S
jiu c t.
M ad e
tmi
MON DA Y !
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ti 11s** JfStli d a ) asf I tily, A
i^l». Ni ■* * r t la tn *.*§11 fur i||*
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lii-iiiurkiibl*. iirs ’ S 'l ril" rrl iitifill! lUlWlt II], tb .'ill lli.lfj ranI IIUlulls ll«C I Illill'Ullr. il tl lllllug batteries iwo m liitte times
a ultiy. Includes in,my *it!i,r itiifiriivemcnts fur yuui <>omfurL him
)icl l i t hearing. The
..f
Ibdtone, liept. ft‘.t22, |s*,«| \V:
i l ’Mh St.,' I
.igu H, III, nrt- u
i liruud of- lltulr Mchicvetueid (hey
|will glurlly .end free descii|):!ve
IrtHiktel is1.,! HX|ilnm him yuii niii
gui ,( full driiiittistralinn uf ihi»
j wtmrterfMl hearing ilcvirr ui ymii
| own home without
risking .1
penny Write them today.
Adv.
D a ily
Made in Sanford
(he .savings!
...........
buy them at the factory in hulk — pocket
<* |<«-lnftlOK lit Ihr i
tl'Crafl
N**m I Hiil * f ’isttril), f*fnr Ida, an
ill I** iif w hi. h -<*ld «*«»*•
U llluio II t!**ld -If I'liilo* Iff
J*iin
,\|
U H t),
D rfrn d a n t.
V|iru-#« my hand and offlrfut
1 j*i Hnnlnnl, Hr*ntu<)l.» fourity,
1 * nf Fltif h'lsr, |his 21*1 day of
V -* "Mi I>ilI uf rumjihltit Inn*
*"» * Hi* itii 1;atn* 1 j "ti li^rflA
*?t Kfithi*Hn* H I .a iri 1 y fnf dlvtifr#
|h*a,t |d> SrliL. rirr, UlrrrfsrfB fft
• (14(11,1it<t »"i( (.1 1„- a ml apprnr J***
I'Hf tli« ,11«1•\ •' s l f | « { I 'filll I s-lther
i?' |m t ...... .. i.i u1 1 ni ney *,(» f»r
lj>, Kilt <l<|t ..f JtiH, \ H
rd ti* » « l*r 1Itrrtixf, |*ra *ViH!♦•»** ■**>
m*« n t 8f *-*1 a a «i i n *t
H-k*
W ITNUHH
Mi)
hum!
and
E IJ S R E R R Y
PARK
P H O .N E 30 3
Wo Siarch, No T a lc, Smooth as V e lv e t
^
||Echo P ow d er
YOUR HOME
with VENETIAN
BLINDS
W e run make arrange
ments for you to fiimnco
them on EASY TE R M S!
* * s jtr x A
Wood nnd metal .slatH -
Ify Q
»
V
f ! Iff
BH a rfc ia -k
N e ttie R<nli, A t l i l e i e 'i Foot
un,l ‘Ilhrr rn;riOT I tin aiwl jitm
t,y ultll (j nflj in t
D iscover, a* d id m a n y soldiers, h o w q u ic k
ly I C M O P O W D E R put* y o u r skin "a t
case
Just dust it o n - n o u g ly appearan ce,
ruh it in - it disappears, hut o h , ilm t n o n *l«-rlnl. mars clous, c o o lin g fe e lin g rtf ic llc f.
C h eeks l« e t e r ia l g ro w th , sooth es th e skin .
58c sq. foot
Sd' nfl Tcr>
A ls o sfiW uTrtnf fin utn itiiry lu fik m i um i ilnuchc
ECHO POWDER it guaranteed to be
fittest Antiseptic and Hygienic Powdet
you have ever used or money back*
i <mi
1 lit* Hiitif-.I d 111=I ./I<I |« Iterpit) -iIr» *
in* -* n*’ » « i » iprF in w hlch
this efttfTimt
(<tthli-lird imrf tarh
wv-tU f*»i (t*ttf f t ) rnn*#H*iitt¥F
B O LE S — D IC K
BEAUTIFY
V o n o U a n b l i n d s m a d e to fit a n y size* w i n d o w s
hie
F.
SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO
820 WEST THIRD STREET
M ail,' by ihr M u k r n of f 'I C T O H 1’ Ointment
Phnno
S o ld b y T o u c h to n , R o u m illa t
h o m e to w n d r u g g is t .
o ffic ia l
**nl im r in li 4tf tin* t ‘itm il Court
Mi and T**r H rm lnolfi t'm*nt|r, r'ln rl-
A
A ndei
dH. !hl« tin* lltli day nf Jj|)hr, A- P,
1‘ill*
SOUTHERN CHEMICALS
••
p
m ;iiM N iN
« It t K nf ihfc 4'irruH I’otifl
1HKAI.I
'Jnflnml \\ H|lriir**r
•11.-11•m f..f I'lntn t Iff
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
aye .ojear and tear on the
of MATHER’S NEW SINKS
m u
n r \t ); « » f
i it iiiih a
t i>
m o ilA S
H E tiltO K
H TA U P FK lts
III
l«unjid mm Hlr«HrfT Alton* I llttvit*:
A ftwf**i n 1**11 <»r rn»v«y»lalnt lia ’fllni
{*(*€■|| fllrd ;in Jilital
SOUTHERN’S LAW N WEED KILLER
PM* i \ hr >tini
p in t,
(T r e n t s
(
'
a c r e .)
SOUTHERN’S WOOD PRESERVATIYI
P a in t
on
a ll
I
u n tr e a te d
lu m b e r .
P ro te c ts
a g a in s t
fo rm a o f rot f o r 15 y e a rs o r m ore,
te r m ile i
and
a ll
$ 1 .3 0 g a llo n
IN Tilt: (’ I l i r i i i T rntMiT. n i v t i i
Jl't'U'AI. n llir t lt T IN ANIt poll
rum
for cattle and
livestock. Also
cn u N T r.
r u m is A
for chicken houses,
screens, etc. M akes up to 30 gallons solution
$2.40 gallon
SOUTHERNS 10% DDT POWDER
$40 AWARD
$10 A w ard ed to the Celery*
fed having the Highest Bat*
Best killer for roaches
__
iN u t t:
IN CIIANCBltr NO.
tlR TTt W. lii:iMKU. Hstnlllf vs.
IQUTHERN’S DDT STOCK SPRAY
Spray
iiiit*rj%r hefor«* thu*
llH tA r , » l y h d H im rt «*|ihnr In
*if l«y a l t ii r n ^ f on Or
It**’ U l l i MdV «,f Inly* A . 1* H U ,
ftlltd ¥»’♦:■**’ I )«*»■( rt* I*h» f *4in(r»)Mi trill
h#‘ m i* I rd a g aln al ¥*m. T l»« HAD*
f**nl I !*■t»i 1*1 l*» ijp i-rti) ilrbfati.ttfHl
•«* r* im h *»|*i ik -t in h hich iltt* el*
t»tIt 'll 1" p'l ldi-hr* } Htu'f cflch
fo r f ***** f t ) rn n te fH llv p
W IT N U H H m ) hand ami u f f i H i l
"r.^l
( |,-rk of ||*«* Circuit C ou rt
In rind f "i Hptttlftrilp t’onnly, P lo ld» th.w i h r 1TlII >lt\ of JuiM A
S a fe f o r y o u r la w n . D e a th to w e e d s . F u lly T e s t e d . C o m p le t e d ire c tio n s .
tr e a ts
fun hD'prti liiJT
I unit * I d i.tu f f r r I**t d iv a f t f , thcO*
j ' f u r n
Ih f-reforn tn riimnuthd
ting Average for'th e season,
end of M ay, June, July and
g
SOUTHERN’S INSECT REPELLENT
Keep aw ay flies, mosquitoes, gnats, etc.
August.
O.
D. Farrell
Essential for sportsmen and
alt outdoor workers.......... .............
‘Mr. Brunson, do you think he w illed in there?
d e e m in g white sinks will add to the beauty o f your kitchen and lighten the chore of
dishwashing — 43 inch aizea and up.
....... 60c bottle
fit*
Bellows
ALSO AT YOUR DEALERS
PYR0-D Household Spray „
......... ....
Dee Dee Tee Spray, 8% DDT .............
RN CHEMICALS, Ini
W H iS K H Y - A B LE N D
"IPS ; EASY
To1*AY
THE
T^Lm.*£, g •-JL.-Atg-g&g
U R R I I l ’ S
MATHER
W A Y"
OF SANFORD
I
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Y es M a m /
IIIS II 1=111=111=1!
It =111
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, THE
In Unity There l» Strength—
C lo u d y and lit t le ch a n g e in te m p e ra
tu re w ith s c a tte re d sh ow ers in south
th rou gh T h u rs d a y .
'
T * Protect the IVare of Itir World;
To ^remote the F n i t m of Amcrlrj;
To
date, l ‘r— eerily lor Sjnf»nJ.
AN
~T
V O L U M E X X X V II
. E sta b lish ed
1908
IN D E P E N D E N T
^
Nine-Alarm Fire
Die In Wreck
N E W Y O K K . 7 u pti ST*; (/p,
*— A h i « Tiro is blasting til;
the S ta te n Is la n d w a te rfro n t.
O n e p e rs o n Ls re p o rte d d e a d ,
tw o in ju r e d itnd a ll f u r r y
s e rv ic e b e tw e e n M a n h a tta n
a iu L -S I . G e o rg e o n S t a t e n
I s l a n d lia s been h a lte d .
*
S ta to n
Is la n d
o ffic ia ls
h a v e h a d to c a ll f o r h e lp
from Manhattan. Brooklyn met
the1 Const (Juan!.
Ten
fire
engine ■i'lmiitoiuv
were rushed to the M fiir ft miii
Manhattan by way of tin* Hid
Unit funnel. Also .sent t» Ms
waterfront blare were four fire
boats, three police emergency
vessels otld three coast gum.I
fire-fighting vessels..
A
The nine-alarm blare broke nut
^ on one slip of the Jit. George
ferry house amt within l.ri mlnulei
had apreud In nil four slip*
Manhattan police hrail<|tiartet*
reported qge woman dead and
policeman xrfll a civilian injured
The hngif column* « ( -.nnik.
and tongues of flam, nod,I i
seen from a gieai |out nf S..
York City.
AKsurinlcd Press l.ensrd-Wire
NO
202
Compromise Extension Of
HoldUpBank
M essen gers
Mamin# Hus Plunges $11,0110 Stolen While«
Over Hillside In
Hein# Transferred
Cascade Mountains;
From Poughkeepsie
Nine Are Injured
Hank to Post office
rd‘ . U A N C .J U iir 25. t A l ’ i
— Ihr nUnrr ul thr Npikanr
Indian* Iism -IibII duo, . 4ia
Collin*, cay1* tie eMlC'l Ih ’ l
Ihr rluh will- finish its amsi n. ueMpii, >.i , i.iglt, m ,ju.
crash that t.ug the ,»*e* <
tereil play era. C ollin t ij *
'ir believe, (he
Ihcmcrliejt ot.u. ' wain Hie gau.e
fimlliyn.l.
. *
N E W S I'A I’EK
a
Seven Spokane TwoGunmen
Ball Flayers
Ik-nvcr In Capital
D A IL Y
SALFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. JUNE 25. 1946
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■___
- I * -----------
One Person Reported
Dead. Two Injured;
% Ten Manhattan Fire
Units Sent To Scene
W EATH ER
G I’s III Germany
»
. r>
r\c
Stowaway Saved Through 'Puli’
Locate Grave (J!
■V
7 .' p I
IH im ilIK K K I’.SIK,
Y., June
R r I 9 n
H llt* l
12b, ulY— Two gunmen ludd .l[*
^ 1 I t l 11 11111 l
Iwn hank messenger* ul I’oogh 1
keepidr. N. V. «h» mnfniiiK
r„»G l
escaped aitli $ 1 1 ,0 0 0 .
.o t llllu F fl
Ttir holdup iH-rnrmt In front
lv ■||1..|
of the cily Port'd Office while
I V H lM l
the ineisenKeiv were tintlsferrlirg
a shipment o f' money from Ih***
Mviili.int. Naliuiiol llnlih and
,,
, ,,
. . . .
,
.Tn-M .Company In HAr Post ;
• *"'* > 'I1
* 1 ■■ ""H* | « '»
i Ml ,rr*
/•*>* *"«»«• 21 vi'sir mI«| von, ,s*.S# 1
I'oughkeetisir
P u l i e Chic!
{*««* «u * kill, d in aitnm
Ihcllrr way*
*-n\, the IHI I.*
George l.edludlri
t , ' m SepleniU-r,
‘s,'l’b’ml*-i-, lit
M11
il, vd.de
»hdi serf,
000 u m in two Uut*mm Img
n’K.witn the A m ,* -A tr <tups .Wvi
will, ft.ram si (oil-, nh.l 11 nV'OHl ‘
''.m. . . .....i
hag with $511,000 to .<>audM [*“m a fneu,( llo l tt.ian
grav*
liitU.
'’,’rn l,H'aled arid m . i I i .I n.
Airmding In pnlirr. (lie gun* 'OH' lu* ii (|> I he mime "f • •i
men V»eie about .IK , u 1(1 yeir* ''itigen (,,'nouuy. vikidi i> giin
old, and weir drivtn * «
td ick
h‘i lliisslnii rmitnd
.Huick. IP 11 mmlrl. IIcciim - pl.itr
■'!** Ilh hard Puimois ..flliain
_ .111210
hiidgr. S' I*, ttlliup lliulllltul WH*.
killril with Hi mu. r c « | i IihI fpl,
U'ttjs .1. Ih h-llti of llraiohi
wlw*
now fttiitioftinl »t ftnith-
Representatives Also
ruanimmisly Okcy
.Hay Increase For
Ser\ iee Hen-ionnel
V. A S 11 IN* I n V ,
..P i— ') In* . on
io n « ' f t h e d ra ft
I into U5 ,
pKitnisi* oxtoii*
Youth Was
In Action
In SeptPniher, 1011
btw
has
b j Uii* H o u s e
.t.tla'v a n d
• ■it t o TIn* S eita t v ( jlt ie l. Si'itul"' a p p r o v a l
1 x p i ’c t c d
‘(‘b e
House
voti nn .1 p p r m , t l wits 259
je o n
p a s . I'd
to I I " .
SEATTLE, . i . i «
d*l
T i n ' 1 oioprofnfsf*
Seven member*
t,
li' ,i|nik.it o'*
Wcs.ern
Intcrrint.o ml. league
till!
I
.!
baseball dull met ilcalli in Hint
* p e c i a t I y c-hartcred lot- Tim
» chicle last nlgut plilogiM fi.un
illg from tire Snoqouui.ie I'a*.
highway 1(1 the Cast.idv M UIItains, tine survivor ’ aoi.l the
victims were “ scattered alt over
the hill.** Thu driver and bight
other players we! c injured
several of thrm critically.
lin e is u list ot the identified
: flll l iilMillt 1(Ml
fnmt
ilcad in the mush of the l.iLr.
Ilf'N d l^ V l!eh siirm a n t'l i >i
Hmirrit. t*i‘tiimnv f«T vi it hi t
pirsU- hoseninn Vie Pkeitl.
•'•■■'I Tenman*B Kaatiito cmeigc
hutahtiiupK «rnvp ain| wnf** h»'»
Kan riaiicisco,
who
fonoeily
i jiiiniiltcr, Horbttrt llo*.\ i ,. idayeti with Oakland, C alif, umI
^«»tni!-8
* nf flip f iti'litii> Slit* *';ot
•Hidwe
shown a- hr iip|)ea>et at u mu
f Y»l lleletlf* it ul*itit*i nt il**t <•*
dcsetlbed as the “ most pr.mi .mg
Mrifmenrc I w.( four- after .
young player on the Pacific
i timing t.j Washington fim.
\VI'hif «« frw >1,(1 VI! I**' *
» hs ,|” iflrl season.
1 iMllr roil, flying . n u )
! t 'l! r | til** f •ell" ‘ " , • l i t l i e
IJeorge t li Ink. a 27->ec old
util \ no i i .
nr | m,,b. ||
f ,, , i 11• e -•1 .4 4
».e
1 1
M
infielder flum .Ullshoio. O,.
l*"t O ■! tlrat lie had found .
Kmlcr Irk | Maitinrr. «•. in
f.ktlMlv U .llt • ............. . | "‘ ( ' " *
•""■al *MMd tor hfpuiry landI (» r|» M l *
I'titM M f
fiehlot fiom San llicgo, ( aid,,.
I
I he
I Interna!n. . i
Tire iHwilrs of four othci , . o
•h-f Y44M U 4*1V*' .( .. !•* tt- r
•-n’t
I
linn I.Bve not been ide. idled
......... Y*"1. ..... " ' j
• . . . . # It
•i
.
!«'i | V« • lx 1liuf I u . h '
Imimdly but they ate Iwheved
HUM t* ••
lo be Manage! Mel Cole of Wctiable lo i^-ft 11fifit sin- vi r*-= * ' ■
Jr
utchee. Wash.; former Wanhmg
1*•aY t fMhi v a .. \ y i pi«v '.ii
r Milk |
gimvets
wc
1
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7
^
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All
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nc
*I
relwry
toll State College pitcher llt.1.
t'.nV Mi St it *
h
'!« in 1 bovi
i *1 Ii* >|as
I
im
I
h
v
urged
by
f-Ptinty
Agent
Klnnaman of Brooklyn. W a»h.;
I ) nlflltii »ll r| •*b • dr df (F* Ihf * 1•
:t
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I
In
u
a
fim
,
1
1
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11
1
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11
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t
tv
«s
; outfielder Hob James nf Irrnpr,
pt 14 till wYhirli till- III" »
it ■ A Uf i it‘i? Y I 1M i } V* Hi- M *4
n E IX JR A D E , June 25 U*i <
t l1* tt mitt iviiue -» 111 Ari
Mtafl
M*
heni
hi
#
a!
the
(-ntirt
Ari*.. and outfirhler Hnh Pntlot- I1'1■'“ r
'tit* ISP I*t*iill**d fnt t tfi *tl|fie»^f1
t Ml 4 » 4*4. •
Sf !=* |j J- T i- * ‘till! • A il tt
A Yougosl*v woman testified at I
_
_
I |F*T.
M
I : :filtim?k| .
Ajnrthw .tt U»,00 o'lu fk !•■ u ,i« |tin mdfw f Mini FfanWf id »•*• k Ii* Mj-3
}
son
of
San
FraijdKP.
Mouse
*V
Ii.fU
k
j.
.
the trial r f Cenetal llraja Mihail i
P n |lf>
h »»
f rs %•
il
if» 1* t(tl I
f * '
*
in t*
Three of tbe injured m<' in I hunMfay nuMidng, which will b** i\p i»t*t ll»ri* *t ......... mid m**f ii-'-’ fS' • * .
il«
ovlr today that the Chetnik lead
I U llt i
V/ 0 d D L
I
*• 4it jf ii. vi thr •iiisi.*; -LutU f;i|
«ii
i *4ri; girl.
critical condition. They ate >u» f tindurtPtf by irprfsr'ritalivrs of
f|41* 4*t(f -k•f •- e.f fin- liw»» |U"I!i?'
r:n "M|!| 1
er had stood by while hU own
1
i
*iut-ui
*ii|
fir
imur-*
.J
villi
*iif.tsiirr,
driver Glen Berg of Spokane;; thr U itiN SUitr* Depnitmeiit i f •hi* AiiiPf»*’i»" /•■im* r1(l|§.4
.1 .»» ■! u..
M
Li
I
I
iJiimUr.
i
countrymon were beaten to death. I . ,
" “
-r- i i* Ik\ ' "e»t ll
•hit4 1 • ll il
h*»w
Aprtculhiic and at whnh a p f i'
Christ
llartje
of
San
Kriuo
i«eo,
i
1
!1
1
1
1
’.1
ft?"
lit*
7
m
u
Tho witness said that she
(• ro u p
C i t y _ former catcher for the li.m.k- !•*""' mnrkrtiiig agncmcTit ami
Mu 1♦ A U‘ ♦he. l ■-4
t*n m*n were billeted in a round v ,
|*
i i „ . ___ ■____ / ,
df nf l
bit Hori.la crl.r> wilt l„ 4h*lbunfifii *1 Ir
achooUipuse in August,- 1IHI,,when
1 O T o p F ilV I I I #
( l U r - lyn Dodgers, and pitclirr C«-.rgo,
r*tlIII l.yden
9>ft«5t.5 Iclsho.
Iclshn. *•
i.rm.atmvdv
I
A
•
Y
A
fill
llirn
A
fU
H
V
ft
Ine CnelnlVs attacked iheiti. Shr
f ) J l # C ( ‘i l l l S H ' l t l l f l l T l '
1in* liiauitg.s Inm* brrn r**
tXAa
The others injured wci • f‘.ini*,i rii if Aid by the u lrry till ii-nut "t mile II. 1I«'t " ^!«•].!
asserted that ti*. Chetnik). brn; *
frmu
j Seattle nttd Portland mulieidm thr Ftmidit V'rgrtftbh* rnnimiU ■ A m*'« u*ir Rfi 1nt 1nth "
her anil the nthertt, nn«l killi-tl
*1fI r*| *
*~ii f*mtth »u
ngntn ', ,rv'
l.evi9 MrOormstki
't tin
some nf them, white Mihntlnvir ;
*
7 * Iticlmiil i ‘..w mid rr$ tain gtrtvrt mid pImji i>» i !»»,* i.-lM flit. rl.
i b*rr I
■
.f
ii.
Semin*
ers
of
Oakland,
•
old
;
fmnu'i
f
*
hill
♦
*c
l
cttiilhln'*
atoett by and walrheiL
of rrlery #t ttv. ti i" Florida
draft
tlniversUy cl Idaho .utitin Kt , p|ii 1 ** twi 1 boating % will b*‘ foil (In 1tk« 1 I, 1 V! it|f U'H «
General MihalloTfa atJmilieti tin i ‘
, ! **:, *'//« ^
*^r
—- —
id 1
he knew the woman, hut .iunie.l 11
lo';">tilc Paralysis. Hr. win Konupka of Mot COW. Irlnh’i; iditrteil nt lb*Ho fttailr on *btK t M|»oak Uh » u> -toil w<
Urnjamin tiauighty of Livingston. and nt Suramin no Inly V
hack \\v g«d tbiough I • \Mil1*
some of the details of her test!- '* w - .| t" ....■''*
N.*vJ., who played formerly wit'i
K. J. IIidiomb, drpnrlmriit
-rap
* «*»d ‘*4MI y«>'* • tt?»H ,
mony. Tho witness hud deacrilasl. Mr
. * '" Z T "* ' tc rc l'
and
Imltnni.ii IL,
,
. . , who wdl thr Hu-'Miiu* dopHrd ii^. l*t» ’-IK
him as wearing a hlnck rn|H., "*> ■**>*• ’ M ■ llwinfes ueasur.i Sarramcntu
A met ir-♦« G I. <«!»•» ronbi
. spectacles and a beard. Mihailovic "1 “
f‘“ *' MfiHay evening
A -;,, A" « " ' v ..........
t t - ..................
. r t , . . ih
..........
.............
it*td
. |»rrltu*rdiinl tiilk rd w ill* Ho *
# said hi. cape was gray, and that “ * '
Haiif...,! ' mmurn y Ilmi.e. ...I I.IK h „ I.U, IUIIh.u>c “ I ; nt
thr Vulilrz Ibdrl Thr
•ddinr <»ffirrt «l ihr lirnring w*H limy b-t it tliMiiirh
W he had no lwar?l at the time.
,,fr'” r '
Ml
T I h *\ ltln Riiv'iun 1
Another
pmsrrutinn
witness 1
*;........ o the l«.an! of
Ih* l.ynlfh NV♦*•*!* i t pirHiH tn<^
\ u y w iii
kii
a.
"
*>» -hieft
Hnirtnry rf A ct IcmII hip I Ilnlrii tlrimk
was n former *premier of * the ......
tnttli
•• 1 11 #*1 uI
A ndriwin
Vu , os.hv esuo gowrnmenl m lem- urrr «*irrt«*d r*-- ftdbzWik |>i I
I I
f ' t h x. I it H
Rl|H%litt Im '»t • mil' |<t '
don (Mimlloe Trtfunovicl.
Ih- 114
It
It
a
-1 l! S
'
"Mil
*•!
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»
l it ItfdwDI'
testified that the esile regir... Im.l »f... I " M « «:• f
Chl wi l l Hull M11 I rCl»ftltl -I S Ft I ■ H|1 u '■
Mi
I h dli Uii*i ms, 1 Mr
chief .if the \Vg..table Utvismo, wr wete 1 0 . k.;.| ..p ....... 1
no direct contact with Mihndovic, lr i
’>n hlast
i
f
K. I 11. ,ilup.,1 assistant litrerti.r a t'»*" « '* h '-w l .....
■
out omy tnrough the Brtlich. He 11*11**»* ' vchiiN jf Mi
' tnne»e
d
l Ur
.»f
the
Emit
ami
Vegetable
I
•
t
v.
■
Ivr
and
f»u*
*»
I
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M
’1
said his government laid m*\»!r S M Tnhv V \«
111ec.
bdtn m
e
I I V’ i
I.
Hi*
pion, M F. Millet of the II si tl \ ;*•> him Will, t!<■ ICu u..i '
issued nrrierw for Mihailovic t o I ......................
.11 • .1, l)Ut
f* .t i*
, « J|i» dilil.**.
3111*i 111h1•
Oil ** <l 1* rMIt IJ 1i Itr- 3
stuck the purlisians of Mnrxhal . ' " ' I f " '
11 b<v>-, Ur. hrank
------... ...N. I I . J tine ..........
NASHUA.
26, I/Pi Marketing Office at I nkelnml e>t l «nl. and two ........... knl
Vnliklng
priir*T
Hii*v ,ti, ATtUfi.ii ItK
^ Tito, and denied that he ever JH11!rm!!*, ,
narWa. U r . x Wo firemen in Nashua told |{ nrrv Rjnttiick, rrpirj*rutin|f Iho 'M l'l lliry km*w wlirfr llti
(ii '■mront
iSfHUl
Tito *i h /i ii i I \H in
ik U H
tti*i,|t ,i Rflfl iif !
iwetr. we finally found ■ » It l idttii|M -I
§ knew of eollahornthm by theChet- *'
" , • 'n
1
,,y, ,
l'°Bce today they r»w n motorist tJ.tj.O.A. solicitor's office.
h j „ r.r*•**r i»H
| 1It. ' p iiio i
Hi Mi*b Aim* .*ff
__ _
____
_
lctmr!♦•»%■ krpt lip imrlv by flu
nlkleader with t l » Germans.
i!'n' ,,"»'loii*. I.n
«n. Pror. .1. N. Kr#i, a bov on a Na .hua i.trvet,
Vida.
r
ii i m l**•
•%* i * ,,>*.!*»*-* } i
fit. set* r*
‘O rm
b
_____________________ d "-•"i-' ami Edward hirrhrr.
thiu.t the lad fnt.. thr irai
1 iva'ltId .!•
1* 1 I. •, «
•*d pv
T I.- city v < rommro'tril for trunk of hi* car. and -iM-rd off
,--ii»t» ii*(*
It.ii it> * i ->•
1!
.ulmn in -fir.,vine giirbag'.' in the direction nf Mn* achunettllrr*‘ * tth.il aa 11, i f il r,l .* irt .»fi
*
A\
• t.
1 I'M
cnii ;,nd virimtv vith 11v killing They said the cn> Imin Ms.u«tht i f * ' » » It J I
h
11 1>I finiiisht'i! Ly1 the state anil chnaettii tkense plate
Mmssu.
IIROPPH* \M» l(M \ •, M i n i
* * mil1' |
ur<
I - *I, .In i. Miul rnlored , cliUHetta police have I'.tmil i> the
(til, »U ' Ill !. . tn 1M1
A nirrling rf Hcmirrh- ( muth
I miff!
Seminole High School Piim in.i' riilinim
11.• 11.1|JI1 VI. 1+ i 1 4,k*|. 1
In
ki.iok lju ill man, ! search, titlt at* yet the p'dire to Firtl S n . .TfiKS? nf till* V rlfH illi *d
i
Hsrman E. Morris, who slate.I ilnri'i'i <f lln
i.1 i 11 t,|r ( r.uiity Nashua have nut 1 r r.vctl any Ffirrigu Win a ™ h«-ld I** 1 n r hi Illi* ■*■(. <1
'
i*
the rsrnp f«r boys of this i"uni> Hi uii I t ;f, ..
1>
ill Ifr. IV, p. teport of a missing child
Pli. 'Hi
J! i- 1 •• i |1,M
nil thr I.rgtrfi Hut *i1111 tii«»fiil« • *
In tXUi at Camp Winona near U.- ||i,,ul. wrfr ,|nn i,-.| lo nerve as
(bu " I ' l i ’
They lielieve. this nny., !«• In1John l"n ., it'd.. ■'
A,
Jti I lU
1
fjeon Spring* with V. >1 . < A ,i loinniitleo In m < -tlgate tile cause tile scene of III uMilrliori Viltetl fn hold fill lllfiii llillt ’ll
in it It 1► la 0 ;
iTinsii ft mi Ihr vrtt'fiir^ hntiHimf Jrlllln.ill, till! i i .
I.
IIU
(•
....
tif
garbage
tmtay
announce.,
mat
amn.i
work,
today
announced
that
nlmu!
»
w «, near a swimming po-i. snd prntjlrm,
Sanford and .Semmole Hurt, in lan
’
iivai •
t f.
• is>
*1[60 tmys
youngster* often spend matry
,
, {h(, „..xt ,nt.,nng wh.rh
“ If yoii '.«vc thr ilfiflf I’-s-A ■'! .1.-,
bny ^ jfrom
tn,m. Seminole County cans in rural nr.;.
•f f it'pri
I'f*100 »I *
•ir t it,i.
** ‘ • - .1 M e •
I 1
are ekpected to register at the
i\
**lhn
tht
)r
,.r
I
the
fniiiilie«
"f
it)
A
.WO
Mr
iDimrtcil that i*hfc
( h.
f ‘ t i i fiei f
, £ 1 T '1
"
is scheduled on glulv 8.
camp between Ju ly 8 anij 21 for
•p«
filselilli i
to tltetr ■homes.
- T h e rneetin!* was presided o vjr .,hoy». you . 1 1 1 . either Hc-Iid Ho in
Ain ti» onil,
hud found no fariiiitp?* at FcrnEldI
l|t!
,
A
•
•
iI
)
<jptft|'*t|
f
li.il
I.
ita |lst season.
I lie firemen
lim iitn who
wrni saw »nu
e,
The
the m*
In- 'i . ,..(mf|r
|,r.i|Py ‘ orlhan. who *L........*‘
the information
or have them get k
* i*ho.p<
1 1 >t I*** iii» rf#* »»f tn « r
, lit.
•F H i'Iin h 9
Hue to the polio situation, only Laughton Memorial ll<*pitn| for
ilH I I
(lit r\|UU
I tltllll t* .
for tbo *
iA .lit* * * f f i *til tiii t
" ' « l s - - r o l .t«..„.eys ip tench with me. i - 1'Hll.-r I saw r
win irv
e**•
boys from thist UlUUtjF
county will
b e .lt( owning
|erh. fiLS-fe. She atuted lion" n u m b e d
tffltbl
I
*
I
mii' hI Ml til*: *« iM Ii i
I
litntfiMfii
this
lodav.
and
would
w
rlam
lyt
*ith
............I........
■'
.„
,
ik
w
k
no?
'sunolied
<
hC
counlv
will
lie
Invited
|
j
I
*
**v
t
tint
m
permitted 'at jhe ramp session, I that cases could in* treated at the
like Ii. l*’l|> the m il of km or
1 -.I Yf
Ih - n i ^ a n
!h..wn^ tha"*'* participate in the discussions,
*'i> IttiPldpIr* I I III 1*1
tn |¥y*-,*
I •m» ( .ill h *t
* in *s |a iri ii> is rito T K K Il
aid Mr. Morris. There will be Jn* ] Marianna Hospital, and rouhl be h*^
by the firemen hs. shown that,| Ml>mU,r(1 „ Uo vo,ed Iasi night these frllnw
H
P
im
-lriP
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bill
:^r
T
|
jir
r
-_
(
^
'rbjffvi Pm
* *' ' • p
•tnlctiop in boatln?,.
(sent Ihrrt? In the Erickson nmbul* neither of the rars was. in the .to finance the rest of the chart’T
“ I took %flint* piriiiirn i»f "iht?
nimbi !. , , * i '+i
life saving fishing. Medals will
„nrr under direction of Ur. R. II. vicinity at the time.
vy \ m • ,i*>\ j ir • jr?- (/if—
and the nroawiiaMon - f ll." 1'ie-d grave fm you mol they will (•"
fitiiii'ri
u* 1fi.lit-11< *«»- - ":t
-j
to winning memlrers of ‘ he
of (lllm „lo shc m(i1 t h -l
Mt1
" *($•
*t i.ttk *.f
, m*ven
..........
ready iie, l IVnlursdi.y and III
Veteran*
of
Foreign
Wars
A
u
»
11
•
I Imt ,i
* ♦.»% |».iyil<u’ « it /«-t. lit n » ht »! ..I**i ffulnv litiSJiitA
National Rifle snd Nallrpal A n h . there wvtn two castw, of polio In
semi them to v..u right away l»•
I.It
Is
H
O
S
u
ilD
.
HKFKNII8
N
AZI
MOTIVFJl
.aery Asioclation*. he nnnnunied. Seminole County in HUS but nn
Jil* ff| V11 i'll
In It ill i |»tlt * . 1Ii* Ir* - f Is! *I \
t Iffitcil
cause I know1 how luuch lliie will
NUENBEBO,
T E iG , June 25— (JP>— ‘
^ Ijist* year, 68 boy# attended the
< \U
I'M'*' » .tliaiJi M m « ^ ft'*t*<|nm in*
mean to you. I hope they turn
cases, have bs-. n rvportH ae yet |cormBr German Fcrelgn •M in is-! IIKOWDF.R OFF FOR U. 8.
NKVV HAVEN, t ..an . )
camp.
H ill « H v M.im »
Rmii* *« * At hr « m icWciciSeJi th-^t
lout O. K
fd*i
III! .S.-crelai;. - I . •I a, * M *• ' l l I •.
in* I'>i6.
j.er i.sron Von Neurath today de—
“’--"r l ~1
£f-i II %
.*>♦-' APfB
t*> Rii i t h i InMrif fir-iihrefi Mark“ The grave had punslo* and
Slute health authrrities woro fended the motives of the N e i U ; L o n d o n . 'June 25, t/J*r— The tulip* ami wan <|uite pice. The
lnui *d Hu'
i'lui-tiitu 'Sclcn*:^
reevtved tip b'ltl'irnry df-gi-r* d fitly f r fulfil MWl *•»' t»M * r 1(1*'*
I'LR AUM G U I L T Y
Muoted as declaring that polio In pcrtoctiting Jew* and d lis o lv -. fonnBr
„f tf,p Ameticnn
t•• |**il V Rifuiinia,
ceirrstcry hail some beautiful
AJ,,f♦ PfifitTH ( U |tIk »l H, IUumP-- If*
in Germany. \Communist Parly, K M Browder. tree* ami the River Mnin flows doctor of Ian ’ l»aiav
cases in Florida had not twen tn «g col it leal parties
~*
I (*4i I ’I —
Ml*|• * ‘tf‘ll
i> *«yf» *|f *»«■
M f»»( ife‘I(V*'( » •»*
D17TR0IT.
J u n • 25— (4*)— rirfficirnt numlat to make it an Von Neurath testified at 'the w a r, {* exix’Cted to arrive in New
it was
K .ill,
___
____O.
_____
q|. .|
.-.ill. - u.t--n^. i-ilit ju tiiu g ^ oito r- |t;| Hu:_ssunJs. . 1KIA1 A.\ Al A l .Slis.Y IUl.fr---Twenty-two
defendant*
h a v e 'epidemic. The -mailer of having crime* trial today that the actlops _ y otk b>. ^Uou tonight. H.. to..* Iright
! * '1! " by
! ,' il,. I thought
werc Hip oitlv Americans i r„j| ,,i \„ihm* In la it m min i ,,'v"
"
1i“' t*tiiijfti*uy * t
rtrttt
utHy- to gov ei nine nr *J, jron jung
\\ \ IIIV I.M iV
Zu— (JPj
g Tcri'
here Tor
I 'emergency were necessary for a , elsanlng; 0ff f rom Knglsml t.nl.v after A " 0* *
i* f i*iv- i I*
.rr____
far
e*
I
could
sec.
There
j
Ha
bandicup..
tin.b
a
tvt
in
l*U
"
1
'
'
'
no
of
public
life.
Von
Ncerath
adtoim.
r„nfir,,.,i
i,v
toere
as
of a const
ap
ef
lift.
Neeralh
ad
id
it
was
.
.... M E dltcusscd, ait'
* h-nt In,Hi 1L" *5111
uf lilff
being confined for two day* by
a
.
i* ijr-t n Ha* ryr Wllii I ii ti|i|l« i| I hf«| l|tt* *-3f v *’**|fi
tell mod automoWUee abovj rep„rtcd that oplv two out of 100 miltod that he atill hold* this Ih* British Becdrlty Police, on ws* no sign on ti*» centetery, l.ut
Mll I##%v fell j!Id■»!f 1111'I| Ilf 11*■'
11*1- I ! **11■«■ I In i i k 111u t Ti« nn111tr-ft a a 111
_
-, other de- raU| r « j Uired this, nise that five belief, but tin t .he think* tho orders front immigration authori the German kid found the grave of tiny out ion, arid thi> oieiulii" *»f i itr ilit Act 1" Ijpf*
ffei 1114% (**(I(*v Iit.* hr 11 r %i-■!I I Imt I'rriiijut
nU have entartd not guilty {nm ,un(ri -R . nV,|table within N u t policies Should have been ties. During the !H hours he for us. 1 couldn't get any flowers of tl)p wntbl organic, linn ,r
131121if tlfilli 1hi iT*H **«» f til
-I ll ....... ail mil ,ign ihc , "inprontlee
around ihctc. especially after *c still “ crtfuturt'H of innosily."
carried
out"by
different
methods.
ws* In custody at Heathrow A ir
<>PV ill!
flu' !!«m|!iiimlsc wa*
*«*
tri» L hS.Y «*n.n » radius of 60 miles.
ItK'lf r \4.r,. 'Ii fi«yn l.
were
*‘»wealin/
it
out"
in
•*•>
port, Browder wa» not allowed
} w ,»! kisl mil r,, !i Mcnalr. HuuSa
I Jufatbls^* with * "
renort-ol that tho Chapter
Russian
/one
wit
hunt
n
pass,
we
T
I
HNfML
'N
IHM
ME
Tin*
i
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to see any visitors, Thn British
I'tiiifprcni!' comutiMoo.
WAHINGTON. June B S ^ W J -'m e tc ,
m '.-p a l, and tn unm.v. ....... .
GRIFFIN, 0 * „ June 26, l/Fi- also placed a ban on any inter were really worried. I don't know
SN 4 III ir SMliHN IN
The publisher of tho Griffin Dally view* or communications, up to what we would have done without There was aurmoil in the House them aft. , a 12 months pi n-1
nrotc -ati *■•■•,.r>
Atoording to tiw
News,Quimby
Melton, has been Ota moment, the ti-Communist the G. •• who got u*.lnlo the today over n hugii sign in tin- abmild •l,<-v
Juno 2S— (JPJ
ll trying to figure leader w*s placed . aboard the Russian Zone and tlvi German kid visit nrs g a lltry Wbtcb reail: •-He-, police chief Buy G. Williams | WASHINGTON
•FA. the automobile* were U»en welcomed. Files hive definitely upsgslnst
•-Mllen-a «)M
all
Iroil A ti tn Workcis Plead lo Save ug|,.(,| |,,
t |,ai nirlri . v n,
I'nslikjiit Truman anil hundred*
channelled to southern and couth- proved to be carrier* of the die* out how to gtve hi* employee* American plane.
UPA/’ Thera were cries from the g t'M) A M to 6;00 P M . Sm. ,..f well-wiiheis l.utkcl on today
a holiday. There'a a shortage of
west states and sold *t °tor- vase, it was stated, and
llothst floor of “ Throw them out." days, holiday* ami Wednesday a* John W. Hnvder was sworn 111
help and Melton JIMn't »ee how
HILL OPPOSED
•tolling
effort should be, mad*
Speaker Ham Itavhurn urdered afteiooon* *•tippled. On Saturday .... the BJtnl
hrcpuld lot any of th* employers
•crclary of the
them.
the sign removed by Ifte sergeant the" will njictale until U:0o
m. Tivasury. The oath wa* odminte- '
and still oper(WASHINGTON. June 25,
Police were yesturilsy informed at arm*. Those holding the sign Penny meter* allowin' i ’i noimir '• ) c l by Hnvder's predecessor in
___ Jr Melton an- A Plan to give terminal pay to
, drt
L'... I M.
11 t't.L-^*
, flw
.
t a seven month old negro Immediately feblwl It.
that everybody will several million war veterans ran
parking will I*' installed it fmii' tthe oifice,
Fn-d
Vinson, win
Wee accidently killed when
JAPS BLOCK RED MOVE
next week, end Into opposition from the Navy
of the I’,isl Offit*!. Other meter* .yesterday wn* elevated to tho
Now* will eut- today.
Th* House had voted a piece' of sheet rock standing
CORRKLTION
will allow
“
ricimf-----parking
1* -----lime nr position
o *f Chief
.................
Justtco of th* <
'1st the wall of th* horm of
untll IV*
TOKYO. June *5. ( 4 1 - Tho
lit yesterday * article concern- one hour, plus III tnln lie* i f grate Supreme Court.
unanimously in favor o f a bill
iou* Burk* at Twelfth Street ing night blooming rereus bios- fnr fjvc irnts.
Japanese House of Representa
to give cash payments to vetMulberry Agpnue, fell agaliwt snms proper count nf the recent
tives had defeated ■ Communist
J, a . Calhoun of till* West First
for ail tholr unused tennlPHNNINOTON UIHIT1AUGK1)
table which In turn killed Jhe |hioom» of the beautiful flowers of S 'lw t presente,! a petition sign*
ve. • Th* moosur* now Is a______
K i r ( l . E. P«” in(iiitto"i, 4r^
o f July In order that r e ^
or* tho Senate Military Com boh, as it fell against iL The the Cactus variety of plant as ad by 60 residents of I’spiar
pairs and Improve mints may be flvt Communists; and % few
mittee. and eeting Secretory of peiunte were away at the time'seen -» the home of Mr. ami Mr*. A ruum «re„ in th« vicinity of the I'Ml U ik Avenue, ha* lievn honnrda and to fiv e the owners a Social
# *he accident end only two small J. C. Ellsworth'on Beardali Are- city dump, and vigorously de- ahlv ili—tiarge.! frn-i *h" ttnltrd
drea in the house, It wa« re-.nue was not given. They report
i------ * manded Imme'late ect'ii-i for ie- Slut, s Navy, accriling lo itifor! and vacation, it
mntine receive.' *<vl«y
ttw
Naval Person**|-Separation Cett-
Dawson U rg e s
Celery Growers
To Attend Meet
Woman Testifies
Mihailovic Saw M , c
Partisans Beaten!
A .
Again
i 'I
,‘ro posed Marketing
Agreement Will Ho
Subject Of Hearing '<
Named Head Of
bill miv
and
I raises
CorhfnisSsion Tables Action On
Location Of Nei»ro Park Site
^ Firemen Witness
; Kidnapping Of Lad
ov>> n In New Hampshire
V.F.W. Members To
21st Annual Hoys
Camp I Scheduled
I. .A. ( iillioun \Narils ( ity («rtiii|> Thai l.cual
Action Will Hv 1’akt‘ii Hj Cili/cns If
City Hump Is Not Moved Shortly
Uvit ' luirges By
British
Io
Commimisj Leader
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A im\ HI I i ccrs
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Marshal l mu'erned
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THE NATION'S NO. I KILLER —
TRY, TRY AGAIN!
tsl. Y. H IA IT ASSN.
A little town ill c e n tra l O h io' w ith tin- a n g lic iz e d In*
(linn nam e o f C osh octon is scl>It ins; m ore than its ah a re o f
p u b licity o f laic.
In th e tow n 's co u n try -s ty le fa ir grout tils
a you ns; m an has b een (tittitijc a to p a 170-foot fbm v|>ol«*
since M em o ria l D a y, e x p ects to rem ain a lo ft until J u ly
I. am i a fe w d a y s b e fo r e th e la t te r date, plans to be
m arried up there.
M o re o v e r, b y th e w e d d in g d a y, the
pule i.i to b e raised tOjJOH, fe e t. T h e b r id e is to sm a lo ft
fo r th e c e re m o n y and rem ain th e re w ith him .fo r several
days. T h e m o re cau tiou s m in ister plans to bind the knot
from th e k rou nd, e x c h a n g in g th e v o w s by, radio.
T h e stu nt, v ie w e d fro p v th e k in d est lig h t, is a sad
r e fle c tio n on hum an n atu re. A w e d d in g u n d er such c ir
cu m stan ces flo u ts the sa cred ness o f the m a rria g e c e r e
m on y. W h a t a fru itless use o f in g e n u ity p ie w h o le th in g
is a n y w a y !
S om eth in g m ig h t h a v e boon accom plish ed
fo r p la in go o d fun i f the Sam e e n e r g y and am ount o f
p la n n in g had gon e in to e q u ip p in g a su m m er p la y g ro u n d
o r im p r o v in g a park, s ite in t h e R d jn c a n t,cou ntryside.
I tut a d v e r t is e r s - a r e s e ld o m v e r y . s o c io lo g ic a l pad
‘p u b lic ity seekers d o not c a re much f o f a n yth in g, but pub
lic ity , a n d 1the A n U r ir m is .'ifk o O il* A th en ia n s , lire a lw a y s
s e e k in g nnttn* mm th in g. T h is stunt, h o w e v e r, isn't eve n
v e r y new.< St. Sim eon S ty lite s beat the fla g p o le s ille r to
it s ev era l cen tu ries a g o .
'•1*1.1! Intnl
T U E S D A Y . J l ) N E 25, 1346
H E R A L D , -S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
ESTIWATiS.SHOW:
HEART
DISEASE
CA10IAC D llO tD IIl •lilltl
14.000.000
tio*. *1
426,391*
u s.
CANCER
166,848*
fOUO ■Mm WS •*•-•! •••>««.
•I 4 500 k»tWWs« Iflt-lfe l.
^ r o u o 1.151*
MGURfS ARI l o t
A l£T MORE
cooRDwanotf
PLEASE1
.
stimulate public education nrul h a u l eu tsich
■ VKT8 KEEN LIST CA8ERTA, Maly. (A V -A the*]
liter - wide* recruiting campuign
produced 5,511 enlistment* in ilut
U. S. regular Army up to April
I. MTOlISA headquarters an
nounced. Of them, 1.041 wire Ne
gro soldier*. 101 Japanese-Amerlcan«, IS Mexicans, three Ameri
can Indian*, two Philippine*. one
Puerto Rican nml on* ' Uwaiian.
Peace On The l^ike
*r»rd, -
the w a r, is b ein g put to n e w t o tir U t use this su m n ier o f
'r e v iv e d m o to r trnVel. A motorist,*^ d rea m -ro a d , it, cuts
'd lO M -: vi.ll.se. Milt T O D A Y . throu gh D io miles o f m ou n tain ou s te rra in , o ffe r in g sp eed
and s a fe ty . T h e h ig h w a y vyus. m a n a g ed u n d er a sta te
MOST PARENTS ARE UT com m ission and cost $ 7 y ,00 0 ,Odd, w h ich sum is bein g
TEKI-Y
UNSELFISH,
T il El It
THtEAT JOY IS TO SEE THEIrt a ftio r m e d b y toll c h a rg e s o f $1,50 f o r fu l l len gth use.
T h o u g h a m odern m a r v e l, th e id e a f o r a tra v e l a rte r y
CHILDREN HAPPY A.NI) Si < C K H S M 'I , A N D II E S P.* TED, th rou gh h ere o rig in a te d 100 y e a r s a g o w hen a ra ilro a d
PROFIT
HY TH E IR
EXPEII was co n te m p la te d .
N o th in g ca m e o f the plan until the
lEN’ l'E A.ND W IVE: My son. b.-.ir lXKO's w h e n n ro a d bed w as c o m m en c ed , to lie a b an d on ed
liuj instruction of (hy f•»»!'•*». and
forsake mil the luw ef <iiy moth because o f e n g in e e rin g and fin a n c ia l d iffic u ltie s .
D u rin g th e w a r th e p ik e w a s o f in estim a b le im p o r t
er.— I*r«v. t:H,
ance to tru ck s R ea rin g w a r fr e ig h t .
I t contin u es to be
o f c o m m e rc ia l value.
It is g o o d th a t it can a lso lie used
by p ea ce-tim e va ca tio n tra v e le rs , w h o w ill talk about th e
pike w hen th e y rem in isce this w in ter..m i th e ir sum m er
exp loits.
A m i th e y w ill be su re to a d d , iii th e ir songs o f
praise, tlmt a lon g (lie w h o le -le n g th o f it th ere warm'I a
b ill b o a rd o r a stop lig h t.
SMALL
TABLE MODE!
RADIOS
RCA
BATTERY
RADIOS
Champion's Reward
Olio hundred ami ten new husltie**** have l.een n|wncil in .■'an
font ill the pii-l veal All lillle
hiisinesic-s.
All furnishing em
ployment. Sanford grow *’
We used to think that the milmail men were the arlstocruls iIt
American lalinr, hut in Washing
ton printers are asking for a
HHI percent
Incivase
in pay
In
(3.00 an hour.
. ^ . n W - ’C V i
Shut ia Llnsli with R u s s i a n
Troops", uRussian* lju il Ivorra in
Fus/ ever. U. S. Itule", Headlines
on Monday. .Iii.sL oiui big happy
family.
Rural Common Sense
T w o new n atio n a l chant pton.\ w on th e ir title * at
about th e sam e tim e. L lo y d .M angrum , a T ex a n fro m
l x * A n g e le s , won the 16th N a t io n a l O p en G o lf T o u rn a
m ent. and W a lt e r H a llm a n , o f G a ry ," 1ml., b ecam e the
new n ation a l ch e c k e r ch a m p io n ,
t ( y
'I lie fin a n cia l re w a r d s p r o b a b ly corresp on d to the
re la tiv e prom in en ce w h ich th e p a p ers g a v e the tw o
a ch ievem en ts.
M a n g ru jii go t $ l,H :i:i in p r iz e m on ey, and
is e x p e c te d to m ake m an y tim es th a t am ount fro m th e
prom in en ce that th e c h a m p io n s h ip gives.
W h ile there is - u s u a lly a purse fo r th e w in n e r in
c h e c k e r tou rn am en ts, it seld om c o m p a re s w ith M a iig n im **
ta k in gs, and th e o p p o rtu n itie s fo r th e ch a m p ion to m a k e
(iiuney in tou rs o f th e co u n try a re f - r less than th e y a rc
ih g o lf. Rut th e 's a tis fa c tio n o f b ein g th e n ation 's N o . I
p la y e r m a y b e s u ffic ie n t co m p en sa tio n .
$ *
M> .spud* Johnson
Die government, In Kittling ( ? ) .have accumulated during a jifeIhr rnal strike. ha* recognised Ihi- linn', they desrrv* lh*tr late. They
|irint;i|'|r iltai a labtir union hn* IcM.-rvi- in l»e slave) o f the Rtato
iht- tight tn lev^T tribute uti cacti a* they an- not cupnhle of govunit of jiim luilinn. Who uilniln- ii-rniitg thcm**lve*.
later- the fund ol how it i* arl| know there are i|Uite a few - it Is much easier an protect plants
m nn-liie,! i, relatively utumport- hardy souls who, like my*elf, are r from disease than u is to cure
aril, the |n lie Ipie i* what counts. irmly and willing, to fight to t them. In fact. It usuaJy i* much
1-10111 now nn annilnr levies ihe Ian ilitrh for Constitutional 'inure difficult to cure plant* oi
wfill conic tliiek nml fust. There gowrrunent, Ihe greatest Messing |diseases than it |. to cure humans
will he a levy not later than next Almighty Cut! ever hentnwed oil |and animals.
jv a ( mi every automobile, every mankind anv phtre nn the face r "It is compurutivvly i-ajiy and
ton of ileel. washing machine, of the earth,
I'd like to hear . giractieai 111 pintcc. pi.mis from
vaccurn cleaner, electric iron, re- from everyone who feel* that many disease*,*', llr. W, U. Ti»
frigrratnr. and * « on anil on unit way
My address is 30 .South Jale, Stale Agricultural Lxpari,,n’
La Salle Ktn*et. Chicago 3, H- meiit .Station plant pulhoiogiAi.
rhe only thing that can stop linoim. If there- are enough of us, said
recently, "hut
pn.lm.ttvc
this piratical (as which, if it isn't may he we tan still, late as it is, . measure* must lie taken at the
stopped, will pyramid to the point do •omethihg about it.
i right time to be successful.“
where the mst o f everything will
i Dr. Tiiulale'* staunuvnl .va
lie *n high (hat no o lo can buy
i|uite lime.y lietau.tr some grow
unylhing.
by Congress,
er* of nqtetruclnll* and otbei
i" i tLi-.
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Former Senator Geruhl Nye Is
hack in Itu political ring trying
tn regain his foriner scat ill tlm
Scnnid in n special election to Ihi
held in North Dakota this week.
Henatur Nye is and ha* lieen one
o f th j nation's leading Isolation
ists, anil if he is elected, the piorent Iniransegenre uf Itussin will
be chiefly In hluirle.
Hcmocmcy in nrllon was Ulustrail -si in Japan the other day
when Dm new Jupuiiese diet, a
body of repiese'iiiiiiv,* -i - . unding somewhat vaguely lo our
louse o f Krpiewntativo*, broke
up in n free for nil fight. One of
the first lessons of democracy
should he not to take the other
fellow ’* big mouth ton seriously,
f
Geu rnl Eisenhower la out with
hi* personal report on the Allied
, victory in Europe and graciously
enough give* nil the credit to
the Air Turps and the GL Among
America’* Urn million soldier*
there are some, however, whn
would say that tna euiieriurity uf
American 'leadershrip, particularly
ns exemplified hv uenersl
bower, wax a strong contributing
factor to tU> ultimata decision.
Is Georgia’s loss may be
Florida's gain. On ac'BSQht op me potto Kara, lieorgla
h u imposed n quarantine against
Florida children and ' Georgia
children tOUURlnff from PloriaSL
Hence, many Georgia famlltaa
with reservation* In 'Daytona
Beach thla summer may h *w to
cancel them. And many Sanford
famllje* who would like to go to
the bsach for a few day* may be
able to find a place to stay. And
The Senate ta considering a
>w five year tax program so
tvlyrd a* to enable a buslnetson lo determine fire year* In
Ivaticn what his
**«”wr*s
Sr going to be. And'while the
ns tor* are on that subject it
ight be' well to consider some
nd of relief for individuals
J ^ fea S rS ^ B
ul lowed by. Tour or five
loose*, (hiring the a £
good yc*ts high bracket
GOP Making All-Out Bid
For Elusive Labor Voto
Railway and Coal Strikes
May Hurt Administration
S p t d t l lo C en lrtl Press
-,
• W AH H ING TO N—The Republicans are making nn ftU-out hid for
the labor vole, both In the forthcoming congirsslonal elections amt
for higher stakes two years from now when the presidential cam
paign gela underway.
,
Doth the railway and the toal strike* have furnished Die GOP
with ammunition In Congrrs*.
Republican* lined up almost solidly, behind the Case anti-stilke
TT jm~
bill, but I heir bucking o f President Truman'a
P ;,
I proposed -draft the stiilici!." Irgirlation Is a o,jtter o f 'recoril.
In that case they joined hands with' auch .stal*
wart New Dealer* as Senator Claude Pepper (D )
o f Florida.
Labor cxperls are quick lo point out that Ihe
labor Vote t* never aoild, but variei with various
sections, states and Individuals.
They emphasise the obvious fact that Ihe
Democratic party, which had a top-heavy ma
jority under Ihe late Franklin D Roosevelt, hgi
fallen more or less out of foyor with the rank and
file of labor.
9
Senoler Pepper
Philip Murray'* CIO a id Sidney Hillman'*
P A C are violent In their oppoalllon to anll-ttrik*
legislation. Nevertheless, they form the nucleus o f the administra
tion's labor support.
crop*t*huVB rspcrieticed rathe.
severe crop lo.tfe* a* a leiult c.
plant disease thlt season, hi
pointed .'out that fu iglchle*
"
chemical lompoUiid*— have b*ei
developed thru will successful y
Wm
control plant dlstuae* 'i f they
------- , ,
are used properly. It is fairl.
well known Ihul certain crop*
•I
artt very susceptible to certain
: diseases— watermelon* to unthragnose, cnbbuge to downy niildetv,
luhucco to Iduu multi, and so on—
1 * jW
:'i and it ha* hren pr iVud that ap
plication of fungiridea to tb**e
H
crop* la/fore or right after the
disea*** |are discovered will pre
vent, or control outbreaks and
heavy crop losses.
I f the fungicid* is not applied
Until the disease I? well advanced
in a crop,' however, there ia mR
much chanca of preventing heavy
tosses. No' matter how much of
the proper fungicide it upplied
after, n disease Is already spread
ing like wildfire, there i» little
rh*n*e of saving the crop.
Dr. Tisdale explained that ef
MIUDINI-DEUONATI of the All- fective prevention of planl disIndioCongrtu (Nationalist Party), ease depends on correct diagnosis
Jawutmrlal Nehru (above) was ar of the disease and using the
rested by, Kashmir Stale authori right insecticide In the proper
ties. This action resulted In the In way at the right time, and also
definite udjourignrnt of the Con in using the right fungicide pro
gress party's Working Committee, perly on some crops la-fore a
which was considering Ui# Vice disease appear* to prevent It
fe r n
a forlinri
John Green a ( I t ) union lead
er, propose* a nftlinawide Imyera1 strike if Gongiess fails to
exlmiil the DJ'A. Which Is Just
about tlie l«**l suggestion we've
ever liPiird raining from the ('ID .
If the price- are loo high, just
don't buy. That's all you have
In do. Then ih,. prices will (lin e
_
1943, IAST SVAUABU STATISTIC*
i
HI
(•I 4l«RAlrlr«
CANCU
«*h«
I.w.,1 o ))(l kM»im SM'.N
•nd 400X00 .*
£>
lUIIKCUlOllf «»*»i«i» t»*ul
• 4 w t ISO 000.
fur more than ten
years, ha- looket} .the other way
every lime anything concerning
labor tame up and there isn't
much l)0|u of g ellin g |l tn liHik.
facia in the fneo any time in (hu
near future.
Uf i
isn't light to
the Maim
,'t.ngi ess. A. to illy
wlm
are to hhime. loo many of lls-m
have fallen fur the
-ooltilng s> i op
in,
roy's proposals for an Interim pop
ular government (Infemaltouat)
John L. Lewis and his United Mine Workers are watching and
waiting. If an election were held tomorrow, It Is believed that they
wquld support a liberal Republican heavily.
flight now organised tabor Is a spectator at a political circus.
Both the Republlsan elephant and the Democratic donkey ora
vying In performing tricks to win taborta favor—and vote*.
J/40NO WAT" Dmifilo* Cun-gac
i enjoying 4 "Kubli'in t'ockUtl
while read m2 hit correspondence
tn hl« t-os Article* home Corrigan,
who gained fame fur ht» "wrm*|
way Sight across Ihe Atlantic n
running tur Ihe IJ. S Senate on th*
'inhibition ticket. (/nfernatlonoJ)
STAFFORD’S
SERVICE
STATION
C orn er
2nd
&
S a n fo r d
250 GOOD RECAPPABLE TIRES
Mud nc)l show over age, rim cut*, radial brealta
pjy or rubber aeparafion.
Each tire will be sub-
jected to rig id in spection,
Save timr by rvpt bring-
ing ju n k , *
316 W EST FIRST STREET
3ANFORD, FLA
LLOYD’S SINCUIR
Service Station
8TH and P A R K AVENUE
TELEPHONE 9156
ONE STOP SERVICE
C O M P L E T E L U B R IC A T IO N
P O L IS H IN G
W A S H IN G
W A X IN G
TIRES R E C A P P E D
F L A T S FIXED
S IN C L A IR H C and E T H Y L G A S O L IN E
S IN C L A IR P E N N S Y L V A N IA and O P A L IN E O IL
W H IT E G A S and K E R O SE N E
ALL W O R K G U A R A N TEED
.
IUtAZIL’8 BATTLE FLAG
r* uuv tL IP WIRE iu lll«U|,V VflR
llcation rather than run the
o f losing ana's crap. It ta
hoped that mure farmers will
adopt th* practice of applying
fungicides 1 before crop disease*
break out am) destroy much of
• OBSERVERS IN WASHINGTON definitely expect Economic Bta*
blliter bowlee to recommend restoring o f food rationing In the
United States this summer.
Bowlee reportedly feels that this mtjst be done because o f the
world food situation, now wore* than during the.war.
,
There appears lo be a difference of opinion, however, as lo whether
bread should he rationed If suoli a rtpfirsm la put Into sffeeL
o f f trouble b efore trouble
Ueves that It should not. There have been reports that Bowles con*
templsud rationing controls on the stall o l Ufa .
Agreement was general, though, that meat would be on* o f th*
chief item* to bt returned to the ration list If on* Is drawn up again.
Other Item probably wtU bo fata and otta,
• THE PUBLIC was sjlghlly startled recently when charges of
"hooliganUrn" war* lodged against a minor official of Utf United
Statu embassy In Moscow.
A fter a dashing celebration of Red Army Day last February th*
oIBctal reportedly attempted to cement United Ststes-Ruseian rela
tion* too strenuously with an ectreu from Um Russian state theater.
ty*r complaint brought his arreot on charges of -fcpaDgantaat,
which ta a real charge In the Ruslan penal coda carrying a ma*K
mum joll penalty of ttve yearn.
The word woe coined tn England because o f the antics o f « a Irish
stripe. One of
featured the I
— 8y WUUAM t m — ■
Ctnlrtl Press ffr/tcr
■ IF Sir Malcol/n Campbell'*
experimental jet-propelled speed
host goes' as foot os predicted
It ahould leave behind It a weke
mad# up entirely of live ''vain.
t i c public U to i n f e r . i n
fh#f 6tht hetween those iwo
supreme court Jfflffce* we won
dered' /V awjute. whether H
MOJildnt f r i t the Lfutr-Cotm
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v
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|te4d»| has it* ewn sfh tj
become the symbol of tmspoeetbla,
hut not neoeeserily mallei
. Rued* picked up the v
milled after World War
HeeHaan?
Polish Press
Raps U N F A ’S Work
Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G M E
herovah. 6 0 S. b»ri
Ite'i
W ARSAW , F o l w i
pike. This proves that truth l*
stranger than flcllon—even in
(V»b stories.
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To take hit wind off hit race
bet fosses, Betcha Dollar Dior
v/sfted an imureweot park and
I*< 6raf thing he raw way tha
wooden horses circling s merrygo-round.
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Zedeh Oumkepf wtmdert thot ag-ogeln *u-#f*ln Ct.lnt.
civil war Isn’t being feugM •«*
by Innlngl.
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{/ft— Polish
the nation’*
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Relief and Rehabilitation Admin
istration, have sharply critiaed
UN lilt A aid to other European
countries*
Tha C om m u n ist-au pp.oirlad
newspaper Glo* Ludu— "Voice of
the People"—said. Greece tiod necelved 88 percent o f promised
supplies, Italy 71.6 percent but
Boland only 84.7 percent.
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Thr £200Jf00,hoo in \itaiu|ii« |naVi«iat 1Jn> j* h ;ivr ’ ‘ t 1*1 *»* *1 D»
an,* iif llial pun-h ai Sutioi
lu H u rrJ in K u t o |h * d u rin g
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p ill- *oht || **11 home
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2 1 h rr n tu ry .
fttch year has u - v i o n I Ih r , d i
liiT»hior#*d pill b m m *iinart wtrr* • Mi»>. IL T. PitWTin und tluugh* tended
A satisfactory irport nf ill
In M m ill Wai I, T p.m -iii »i
ling, gold nnd leather design*.
ter*. Ihiiothy, arc visiting her
church’*
financial
*ialo<
wu t il) men W eir -I* fee: and o ie i
m oil'd -In-law, Mn> Pearl Cow
Rougft <|o l«isir, a young officer, art, In ihe Sail Lanin Apart read hy tria-m er, Kclte*. urri- nnd 'J'J per rent weie f ile feel I "
Other
officer*
pre-ent
neie
composed thr MAMrilUiar. French ment*.
Senior Warden, .1 Henry Menlck. incite* and over
imtionpl anthem. In I71i2.
Juirim ■ W etilen,
(-'. II
Searry
1 M r. ami M r*. II. I. Moore have tiny Dmlhlrk ami fh a rle
Vale*
hail a . Ih r ir Ituealv f"l the past
A ri*ir'K vote nf I hank- wu.
V'n 'lay* W . I l , Moure ami non, lendervil llrv. M in k
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N o rm an , nf 1‘nvtann oth ,
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In** hnrnr1 in A I Lint,t a U v i Wnit nu- iti thir* city uh**ir h r frI Iif
( 'tAjtaiructiini
his hio tlirf• rti-law .nut -v i'lv r. Hit. w ith
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T O D A Y tiiul X V E D N K S D A Y !
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Kclicl (piota
^im iis Faville Has
Fnrotled A I h.S. F.
I 'H H F E
lrm; .Mathews ^ c t ls I .onewoo'd Kpi.scniml
William Ivev Friday
C ln irth -H a s Supper
O n
Social And Personal Activities su"S0nHonorRo"
o c ie t y
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D K IA N D . Juiti* i ri, (S pecial,—
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I',,,Jn young people f i uni Snnfiinl .iw listed i>n the llnnnr Hall
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Tilt- filial plans fill l hi' tin.
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M r. am i Mi -. Jcn n in g * 1.. H u m , U‘ii t ’lntli. I.illinu M. ( ‘ill’ ll urn,1 MRS e . |i. lultK, MILS. Hill AN
I’rt* l yli'ilnn , ‘li nu'li « ill h.iic n 4nMiiK. ilauglilcr uf ait. mill Hi
•I. A, Vfiiini!, St*, fu Ralph Philip -li. fi.itr* moved llic ir residence Aliilu 1’ li'tHe Hrnulltiim, .Irutt I*. OHEl.L, MRS. JOHN ROGERS,
com i nl dish
upper at tin- limn.*
(| i « hI - I u i n I, h.m i'f M r ; , itinl M p ., t<* Hrl.ilnlti.
Harper, J... Whit net MrCaalin,‘ MRS C W. ARNOLD. JH„ A. II
of M ir , J . K, S lu m -ii
ii licncv.i
It. A. ( Ii ..kI« im*'<I ami g rmid-un m
(V illiani Eilwniil MrlVrr, lVrcy M VI1KIIAM n f laihc Mary, MRS
j| ii'm ir nl
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Ml*. Kin (iinnl#|ii't'ii iif Orlando
\ndii'w
L. •• II- IIO O LK IIA N . MRS. YKHA
lialv vial lt*il lie i 1A -litiiji Mr rv. Jr.,
■'ll-* M at)
T IIIR S D a I
mill Ihr Inti* Mr. amt Mrs. I’ M ........
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in. ;M>vr«. It.. M nm irrt LnL Myers. I H XSTY. MILS. II I. EI H ANhS
Seminole licb-kili lawjtrt* Nn. I I Klilrr of Snnfm il, « c r i ‘ aiuii'tiiiii ! « i ■M ini.
>am i . MILS
CI.YHE
Ralph liny. Vnlir V'lhiii. Willi- of t.,k.
Will lu t'd III P.lMi I*. M . i,| III,. Ihl.t morning,"
I 'l l IH V, Mil
and MRS f
|
am . .It., uinl Hubert S. Wil-nn.
1 il'lfijllu u , H a l! |.-1 ilic l.iol iiu’i’i *
Of tin -e. Alum l ' iiinthnni' anil ( i l l i m r l l . MISS R l'T II M il
Pill- vi a . wilt Ih- spoken SatuiII. V. ILm.lall left )i'»liiih iy
ill),’ until Enil.
jin) evening nt 7:00 ii'tlw li In t^* fur Jai-kwavillc ivht-ri' hr will Vm lii n M yii> m e itl-n mtmnl rti LIS. It li, C liC M L E Y am! M lls
the I •■uii'ii Lt-i wftkh i- open K, .1, III! A NUT . . . SpeakipK of
! i it*t 11rr’shytI'rini) Church* with -I'linl »unte tilin’.
U lity ■ III llln in i- .1ti-l - I'll ln|n w I in hmitetn have yntt heard tjo- nne'f
M r s . , J . I M . . S t i n q e i | i h e r Hr. K. H. ItriiwjitiL- . iifficidlii i:
'l i » . J. I' McNeil) will In’ HMi*. W I llin iM ii mnl nk.n.’f , h u e Iilnintiiiin il a Inch ‘ aieruCe A mfetef td nil: nmny hoofer iVa
H o s te s s T o
( ’ l a s s In rlr'. mil, attendant, .anil .1. I* J-'.innr S|iulclltiR, ff.1Y r BiifnJ In Ci *i.l i’
ihrmijthnut the ipmrter, , fm hi- way hack In vamp with a
pnaitil day'- hay when a liuttr
* i.
wtttl Uji ClJile In'luw It,
■MrNi'jll will r’crvr as the !«■ i Miami' tn. .-|w‘iu| twu numtlt.i.
lii’ii -juideuly -talked nut oj the
I ’ .hoi* will lie t ’ar| Yn-r,
Mr . j . M. HUftcr jjifu’r u.is I imm man.
>Cit;h» tmf atl pare* away. The
jj<
in tli.’ I’hiluihen »'!.,** nf •I. A. Voting, Jr. and l<ec Sw
MrV. Rnyntutiil f.a-n left ye.«terhaul, j tout only mtv l.iiltet left m
*!<• First tlii|>ti«| ( ‘hull'll mi Fn * t-'i-rty all nf Sanford.'
iJay fur Hlrniitich.im, A hi. tn viiit
I f e Mil, He waited until the linn
Oil) will’ll llli' following officer*
I.ililt- Huviil lln lttr
ill mi r lift Mint In i fn, twu wri'lt*.
w I- rra d v In -pi me. Iiwh rmefid
were appointed by "llie jmsitl.'nt. ■lining llir evicmuny and .Mi
|iilm
.*
noil ml—i d The ititt
lu ll S licppu n l af Snvnrm ali, (in .
Mr*. John , ’mirier. ,lr. in repines Wall
liuur, urKnnbt, w i l l -p l a y lire
_______,
li a- up, he fiiinivtT . . . hut then
tlm-e who hail ttiuviil away: first mipliat muijr,
A rwei'tiun will flllil I Ini in r . Vlrllm i, J r . -p e n t tinli
mmule
oeiuiri’d
The lino
'V 111It 1II HA V
vie'e pn iilrnt. J in . M .T. lluyni*-; U- belli at the home v t the lunb'' weekeml fi-hlnc in N v * Smyttia.
*P< aim too (a i. mnl landed in a
June I
cuurti-y rhalriiiiiu. M i-. N.e 11 ipaii’iit* tnimrihnlrly fulluwlnc tin-.
hiap la feet" lieymid the hunlei.
Hr. J. N. Ilolmm
.Slripllnc; -eemyl vire p iv.i lent ••'.reninny. Nu InviUHon* tire In'lr . mnl Mr*. .1, IL Weaver will i
wlin made the stockade in safely*
anil ninnlirnihi|i chairman, Mr*, jh'lf i**ueil hut nil frirm t* nf the leave tmunrruw tn apend l#n
. .T h e next a 11eymon tTi-' hunt
A iM tU iw U illU u w ; Im u•Jwtulum ruuple m e cordially invittsl In atw llh lelu tiie- in Alalmtua
M rs. Xll'Vtt / in r * T mv<Hii|i;inlri| er went into hi- lia ik e 'i ^rd to
secretary, .V/rr. ClayTuu Smith: tend the weildinc and recepHon
Mt-. (I. I. Shuman Im* let, her Hivec. ria u d itie I ^uuul-i:)l, to pi ai. I tee it little -hootillif nt i low'
leriudinc nccietary, Mr*. Nqil
The Couple plan to make tin i.
ITinue
He heaid a -liiilij-r1 tinis.J ittjp lin c' rtcruunliltir . . rletory..hurtle in Lake Monroe .followma tin a la ia ln n in Allanta, liu. Mr. thi* latter*?, harm* in ItrwiTtT'n. Alii,
Mi
* nnpln'll hail tnitsnln the fence, ami pipped nno
Shuman will join her on .iiiii on Sunday.
weyce Hive*.
** ht *;f writdlnj,- trip.
Xi'iiu* time \ i- it in p; Mi. and ll lit -re what Wii ■ afoot. It Mu .
A
pcrpounl V e n ire tnocium
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Inkfii the urcotul Stindiiy hi -lulv
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i» month
tilt Mi*. mnl M i- \aion Hi-tllue, ha- tieen S I \*IV.KIt M R S \ II K N U . H i
fur thr nveni?»i» ndict fund. A
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dt-eltarirnl finni the Navy in
I irie tt Moffett.
im iu r w » , n l-.l plan lied fm lu l)
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| a,„f lant week ..(
M RS
.l llS E I 'H
M E IS .H
“which
ha- netied vitiee Biiidua* M o ,
• a ! to I . . held At Sm il.ainh. S p n n c w iril( (im
\i": and M t». lien Small -I'lill tlnn from Inch *rhno| two yeai- M R S R > \ M m N I i s i 11A \ L . MRS
and all meirtlier* nt’ rctpirtleil to* v r t t r r d a y tnurtiinc a t the Kit - 1 ' inlay at < New Smyrna l.eai h ago.
I' ‘K i l ts.
lie will at feud the Pii.'** \\ It S l t i V A L L . (
cofftnrt
Mm* John l»niitivr
ii Itapiiyt Church ,at RsllO A. M.
H'ilintt with the latter'* ilauichter hyiciiau church to life ten re to he II M K U \ . M R S L - E . A R M
trimupni tntioii
«h
11 C 1‘ tjl ‘
Th e rehitol cloved it* flin t week land cmndi-hildien.
held in St. Peter-bunt till* lycek. S TR U M l. MRS J
l.'vfu ^hmi nt . w vir - civin ! l i with un emollment o f ITS wiil>|
Il ART. MILS. V t
M CUTA
Mf\v foihmtii^ ini*ml«*is at*tin* •• * .1 very I?ood nwira|je nttcn.lmi,. | y r i_ w
MRS. ti E. t I AI st
W .. (i. Kleinirgr and Mi . ) l.yntan *clu>ol teacher* attend* AN CEE
Tiiishui nf iht* lHMint*M- inevliiig, mid fine enthu*ia;m.
Andtew Cnrrawaj; have rctunud ins the -ummer course in t h J II IIII.IIU K N of U e lie la . M RS
Mn». ( ‘lytic P in c y ., M i*. (*la>tmi
All bey, and cirls Ik'twecn thi from spcndlhc »evefal day- in iamin Mentor ml lliyh Sihool aio
Smith. Mr* Arthm I Williams u i t - nf I ami 12 yrm ? ait* « ••• htytona lUach.
\|r- \\ J Well-. Ji., Mr-, h in tt
Mr?. Ifiat h Knight, Mi^«
. jet m il Mi*. Mnu’te limpet Mi
♦hally invitrd tn attend thr* Kih>«»d i
------- ---lltilgv?. Mr?, A . L. ('nllin.x, Joycfr it was itnriouritiH! hy Rev, \YlMhi.it ! Mr. und Mm. (Jitcn ce Howdy Levi North, Mrs. M yrlie laiiRent
Bifflfis, Mrs. John t \mr i n . Jr., P. II nwkjr, Jrr |uislor of th± -«f Houston Ttfxita nn» visit
and Mr- H ari‘/-v have ru m lh -l!
*f / .
M rm. 11rti Il r y <t*l h #«m . Mi • I lul n*1 1 i tiurr Ii
at S te t-n o I o n e t - I t l
Mr and Mr« Fi< d Hnrrinnn
Hmvfil, M 11 M ill rm Piiolln, M i V r
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will n r rive
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Hh pnrt uf th r rig h t m illio n dot Lit
oft4j»un> hi- son, S v d , to I jio*p
Lutib Fnviitr finoi Surifnld If* d riv r *if th r church for pveiM M S
x i« 1 m i :
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o il XX vain b r on l.u k r \X iiir! *|o a ok lr (XI I
i: is lr m I his1 \vt*rk nt IrMiiisinim rc llrf. nrcordinjf to the Ilov. M urk
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vifion
anil activitic'
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thi{ Min. E. II. Carter and son, pnrilh,
* T hru* .lame. C a r'-r * •' ih-iijr
The Woman'* Auxiliary pro
Derolhy, spent Humlay hi New vided u rumptuoui. iepa-1 id
Smyrna » . the (tue-ti nf Hr. and fritiL chicken with all th;1 fixing*
IMra. II. II. Karr.
John llohlen Seniey, C h i e f
Radio Man with the ‘ ‘ .ivy. -eon
Mr*
WII Hum II. Smiley, the o f Mr. and Mr* t,’. It. Sentry,
| fnrm rr Amte- Hhuni-"-iMiamii 1s hump a ftr r tun— year- nmt
i» »|ienillmr a week with her eight month* in ihe -ervire. Ill
narent*. Mr. and Mr*. IL W. last assignment was in Puerto
Shannon.
$ Rico,
He received hi* honorable ill*Mr. and Mr*. Slenhen I e ’ ich charge iv Jack*miville.
Mr*. M. Knatiek, Mi** M lhlre’
Frederick Iliitline, non of Mr.
L-*lelv M e . P. P f — '- » - ‘ and Mr*. J. A. Hlstllne lias been
wIMv Latlch (pen! Thur.day and discharged from thr Navy whirh
Friday In Daytona Hcacn.
he entered immeilialely -after hi*
graduation at Lyman High two
Mr. ne.| Mr*. J. 0. V'rlehl. Jr years ago.
and child will leave Friday lo
He is attending (he I ’rrsliytriapend some time In California.
ian
Youth Conference in Si.
Petersburg thi* week,
Mr. ami Mr* J. r WkliM**
Lyman teachers attending sum
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W1TH THI AID of •
(U r Mickey Rooney ( « «
, the e y n of hU new leading
: : I y, Dorothy ford, who la al* fee,.
IU
the la<Le*.
IHHON James R. Cotller. Dallaa,
T h m . U. 8. Naval Academy'#
graduation clau honor man, re.
cell4** a klaa from,Claire Schindler,
of New Vork City, following eomicemtnl exerdioa at AnnapolU,
Qraduatlng elaw waa blggesl In
*penl yeiterday In Svw Smyrna mer courses now are Mr*. Levi
North, Mra. W. J. Hartley and
lteach.
Mrs. 4iyrl
Myrtle' Largent a| .stetson
John Holden Searry. chief ra University.
dioman and aon of Mr. and Mr*.
Signwl up for Orlando Mem
C. B. Searry o f Ungwood, ha* orial High are Mrs, Maud Tuol»*en dlaeharged from the Navy p er,‘ Mr*. W, J. .Wells, Jr. and
after four year# and eight month* Mr*. Kreitser. .
o f aervlce. HI# laat aaslgnment
Longwood Card Club wa* en
waa Puerto Rico.
tertained by Mra. Harriet Whit
ten and C. A. Wale* on Saturday
Carol Skinner, lUtly Weekly.' evening.
Cthers present were Mr. ami
Betty Rene Ball. Betty Duncan,
Bill
Ludwig, Spencer Hardin, Mr*. 8. 1„ Tupper, Lout* Knoll,
C'jorge Chapman and Howard L t, and Mrs. E r n e s t Harris,
Mr. and Mn.
Whalebel spent Sunday at Day- Joseph Dexeh.
ton* Beach.
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OttICTOS Of .THI CHICAOO ANT1-C«UHTY IOCIITY, Dr W. A Young
prcsenU a citation tor bravery to "Fawn," the 7-ycar-old German Shep
herd who led hi* blind mistress, Anita Blair, to safely during the (He
at tha Hold LaSalle. She Is sealed behind “ Fawn."
(Iniernailonal)
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Ducks Nearly Wreck Maybe Indians Called
British Flying Boat
Him ‘Bobber’ Treat
NEWARK. N. J., (A*>— Robert
Tieut may not have Kottcn a*
Komi a buy a* the Dutch when
they bought Manhattan Inlart-l.
he Nile.
'I* anil
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cd with
d it»elf
May of
The Hanford Merabi goe* into
more than .10011 home* in Han
ford mid. Seminole County. If
you have something ‘ to *»e|| or
buy you will find that a rlaxsi-'
fieil ud in there column* will
tell tne.nlOM |x-ople iiirout it for
the • least money. Phone* 148 or
bring your ad to The llcrftld
Office for quick result*.
The captain brought the |lane
down »Ulfully.
l’MW|||tr> were
unaware that the leading edge of
tbe wing had been inched• baelt
about a firot. It took the crew
two day* to make repair*.
5 A R T IC L E S
FOR
S A LE
IN N K R H I'R IN C m u ttnA e*. Imx
• tpring*; Hollywood
All
type* - touttjo*-trenovated.
Cull u* tmlay - Miep 'iM-tter
tonight!
,l-Vhol* ' lirdding A furniture Co.
Hiinfonl Mattre** hartory
. Rhone I 111 and rt7V-J
T U E S D A Y , J U N E 25,
r
ntntP
but b* di*pia)'<-d f«»r«**i(rht that
might well *'l»* tiir ci|*y" ul any
reul estate man in hi* purchase of
Essex County, N. J.. Dr. William
H. Ward, president of the Historiral Society of New Jenny, told
u meeting o f the Exchange Club.
YVnrd said Treat ami hi* ilcle*
gut Inn from Milfnrd. in Connect!*
cut Colony t-ought K icx County
from the llnckensnrk Indian* for
good* worth about $7.10.
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Wood pre«*ure wu« frret mens*
ured in 1733 by the Rev. Dr.
Stephen llalea. •
C L A S S IF IE D RATES
Cli»|i1»m Prank L. Titus, soon
to- be »< |*arntrd from the U. S.
Artny, will join the- Episcopal
Church’* national headquarter*
staff in Nrw York at an asiistant Jn the Orcraca* Depart
ment. At, prrtrnt he It on the
Queen Mary, Chaplain to tbe
British hridf* who are coming
to tlii* country.
I
per line for one in*ertlon j
per line for 3 in*ertion*.
per tine foi *ix in,*erllun*l
per line for 2fi insertion*]
Minimum charge .10c
Count 3 worda •" a line
inrluding phone and addreaa
LOANS
Co. nr phone -Kkl-M.
BEDROOM. llt T Ralmcttn Ave.
Dr.M IIA Hl.r. loom*, one with
private hath.
Summer niter.
Mr*. W. A. Znthury, ft IH Park
Ijeifal Notice
Hra minable errilit r^iuirrmrnt i.
TARPAULINS- We have all sixes
No co-maker* on money loan*.
—
anil
cun
nave
you
money.
SMALL house, or furnished apt.
\‘nriahle payment pluns.
Sinnley-IIogcr* llnrduutv Co.
‘ wunted l»y local couple, |orF A M IL Y LO AN CO.
runnrnl.
Pirfer private bath.
Rlorida Dank Itldg.
Rhoot 33
Phone :U7-\V.
Dave your poitrait taken at
OTOOtk
if U »
44 |
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k•
otk 1
170 .
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WflCsHT
, NECK
II- 1
>y J
I 7l ’
- apAO'
M C IIO I.I.S S I l DIO
LO AN S
OR 3 iK'driMim house, fuinislreil.
22U Meiarh Hide'.. Phone IIM!
ON automobile* C. M. lloy<l & Co.
Permanent reahh-nts, one HI
tTlIldreii u apet rally
ON cash value o f life insurance
year rdil Imy. Reference*. Phone
policie* at 2 '* '- to t 'y '.i, C.
■IMr.-R, Mn** Womark
Ho u s e Paint- Outahln White
M. Ilnyd A- Co.
and Peniiulienl T iiio anil Trelr. OR 0 IIOOM unfurnished hmtse
li* (ireei)s. Srnkaiik (Has* AMOM I. M I NNS
ill or near Sanford. Man and 1 Mirror Co., pht.ne T.'ll
!.«•! tit h»*lp you ini) or loiiltl u
wife, 1 schtMil age daughters. '
Intuit* of >ioir dmii with j
" 's i p. Cromer, Phone t'|07 or | N A M K I# Ifvnjumiii Moure'*
uioiillily tv vnymrnl loan tlml
hl|fhe«l qtiulilv |mi|h*i %'o K iiuiiic I
(bounty 36fM.
n ju*i| likv M‘i»t! \N> f«'nlurw
All • f»lor*i il** Itulmif non*fntlini*
Ml l.mifi*.
I IIA I "Rns nml
W IL L IN G fo |Hiy m iunfit It** inut
Hrilliiinf I!a-*I Sptiknrih f*ln--»
I ill Own l.nufi |i|an
III IlllVltll* V l*l| f 111 fll-lM 'it
If
Mm dm * o. m i \\ .fml Si
M U S T r I- Ml It A I. S W IN G S
furnixlu I Iihijm1 or i»|»i»iti»i«*»it j
anil M IA N NSSIH I \ I ION
111 DUI It TREES
Whnt hnvr y*«u (n off**! ’ I'lmn#
of Sriiiintili' l minty
flC 2 -W .
Vf Alt OLD STOCK H A M LIN S
Phonp llt*l
V ALE N C IAS. MARSH SEEIr 2ll»i Nfuiriiolin Vvi*
I ESS Wi l l
SE T SEE A I
12
S P E C I A L S E R V IC E S
I Ell a frit p M
ONE of Sanford's Imtter homes
C R Y S T A L 1.1 h E N l RHFRV
FLOOR SAND ING
Call Itl I .11
E. W SM ITH
nod finishing, f'leaning and wax
L A K E M .M Y , T I 1
ing
New floor* -urfured to |»erl ' » STORY la•10*. ft looms ilown
feetion. Old floors marie like new,
2 -manllr
• lair*, olio large 11,0111 upstairs,
Call
O A S O l.IN i: I. IN T E R N S
two sneemsl |tnrrlie*, I.uth uo<l
If »l. CI.KAHON
H il l. II 1RD11 IR E I fl.
, outqble ghowef.. Largt' garage i
.-•v Lake Mary. Fla.
3Ut K. ftir-l St.
and *ttnage 1 until Saitotindcd ,
SIGNS
K I.E tT IIIC TO ASTERS
by iM-uutifol ouk tree*. I'tici J
Shovi raids and poster*
$11,000 00.
‘ I.ECTHIC H O I PLATE S
O --D K IfS SIGN SK R ITC P
M il.1 . M \1CMW \UK C*«l
20 ACRES Oviedo murk land..
O H I nmlrt-*. Phone 1021
J0| n I’irwl St.
' I a A r , f it#f f|...m| Welts. PrJfe ,
$M,000.IM).
?|IK MB • if |*M*friuhlr to llir
1 N’lsM iiiitt nful vvafflp linn. Siwi
•Ml tj(-t|ncl ilili* 1 1 1111 •*111| 1 or up
EOT locale,! Voilier Find St. A ^ fun! K lfrlrir t ’n.
flak A\e. Siiitnlilr for filling' '
set niiU>iti«l>ilp in«*imnre t.H
\Uu •
■Inlimi or pit iking |ol I'nri*) I'SKM (filin g Itimhrt
nut ntt.' i fui your 1 fir - anil
110.1)011 0D
miMtthft i.l'l hrlfrr I'linne 7 1••
MAVK u iiumliei o f l*-auliftil
1.1 III I.IT *
niMirnnce i* most
lot* 111 dusirntde
lisldeot Ini
important. Viiu know whnt it
sections, liny now nnd build 'SOUTHERN'S DDT Live
would cost to replace yuui
Inter.
, .
.
j Spiny
for
spraying .cl
home, furniture,
merchandise
HEST residential grtlel-ry st re ill
yard*, garbage cull*, oi
nod nutoitnililln if destroyeil.
Snuforil. Stork, fixtureand
scirens. etv, Alan foe gattl
Rut ymi don't know whnt the'
gorsi will $|:i,fnHMai.
all type* livestock, tine i
verdict j* going to lie in u law
S E V E R A L small groves an *urmake* up to 30' gallon
suit involving bodily Injury or
liuiliun Inline*.
spray. $2.-10 gallon,
dentil
Get uderpinte liability
SOUTHERN C M E 'IIC II
fiO ACHES Oviedo murk land
coverage. C. .11* IlnVil h Co.
201 N. Elm
phon
Tree killedil ACRE glove *t-n t like. 1I “ • '• • T W I) i - foot North Wind Meat filuN'G to fly l Get u trip acci
dent policy from C II Ilnyd
land iVilii ft room lani-e. garrige
•li-pluy case* witli niir unit
nnd nut-building*. Pile* $11.practically.nrw; one Mtl ray 4(1000.00, ' X cash, bnlnnre in 3
cirlilc fiwit reach-in meat case; NOW i* the time to protect
one Gltdie sllcer; one llussman
your property against wind
STORY .tore building on lot
meat chop|iex. I'ltone 10SMI,
■form iluntugrs. (let Extended
12H x, DU. -I room apartment
Coverage* "C. M. Iloyd A* Co.
upstair* partly furnished. Gro SINGBW aewlntf mnehine.
1025
cery itm e fixture* and $1750.
E. 4th SI.
L IF E T IM E
Income health and
00 stock downstairs, approxi
accident Insurance. Non-cancell
mately $1250.011 weekly husl- SAVE hauling) Closing put this
aide. C. M. Ilnyd A Co
week very good heart pine•ne»*. Price $ 12J)00.00 cash.
2x4. 2xrt, 2* h . 2x10. 2x»1 tOttl’ tl# f IIO S P IT A I.IZA1 ION
STORY' apartment huildlog on
Insurance,
and groove flooring; hnsic slag I individiml, family anil group.
West First St.
T wo Rlnrr*
•5.00 ton; some tilt left.
Old | C. .11. Iloyd A Co.
down.lair*. 5 apartments and
Seminole FVied location.
i
one lieilroom upstair*. GimmI in
IIK N T A CAR
come property. Price $|H,(Mm.
I AM expecting one car load of
YOU DRIVE! IT
coal
within
the
month
of
July
PHONE 200
i i . it
ii ii L i u i s . it i'.ii t o r
for my retail trade. Place v -«i '
STIIIt h i. 1ND-UOItRISON
41 S llla n lir Hank Itl le.
iiriV-r
new.
Calhoun
Coal
t
iim*
j
I DRIVE-IT. INC.
Trlrphnnr 112(1
pany. Phone 72.
iW N S m o w e d .
Reasonahle
ItOOM rnttagr mi c
price*. Jerry laird, phone 7MKmenu. 7 miles out
6
AR T IC LE S W A N T E D
No. 41.
$200 doyin. _______
$20 per month for (Vi m o n th *,I'L L RllY’
E X PE R T piano tuning anil re
with no interest.
Kastnrr at
*'f a *8 «
pairing. II. C liff Dreeier. Uox
L og Cabin, Route No. I, box
3M YV.
I0», Ml. Dora. Phona 2415.
4 R E A L ESTA TE W A N T E D 7 P,t,» Livwtock» Supp»««
Nt#TH*»: «»K FlXAti HKIHJIIT AND
AHM.k A fillN Kolt DIHi'IIAltm :
All •|M‘*
nf# l**-c#li>' n»itin#d
Dm I
Hi # iiii«t* i
d hh
Ad*
Itiltllstf al«T «
t ti of raid ra
tal*
l|g* •■"iu|»lr trd ih# inlinlhtvtf.illifii ilirta.af and haw fllrd III
■aid •-••iirl l»l» filial ir|X*tl and
.t|»|iht>*»li"ti for divrhnnr#
Olijw*tlmira ttit til'*. If all), should In*
lt«ll\ fit* •I
\f»#P f IIlnH I'flM.f tlf
fiulttli
in if ihl* n«f||«‘«* haw
I
4.
40"
vVAlST
O tEST
4t* J
4v* I
Semin
WIIITK man wanted to help put
up fence, yard work, trim tree*,
etc. Apply 2508 Yale A ve, San-
ford.
WORK
9
W ANTED
XPERT painting of houses.
Contract or hourly basis. Ph.
188.
B
A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E
IL B, l*OPK CO. INC.
!»*-*•»»
THI COIOSSAI W 0 «> .A m i between nght promoter Mike Jacob* rArl
C -n;rr*»riia'n Donald O'Toole (right), of llroriklyn, ragci bark qnd forth
Ift tile spot* page* ax'KRtl aquBfcr off fur the,ptmtnjmiT>hen. It ail
»t rted whert O Toolc ctltlcizcd Mike on the floor ul emigres*. One sport*
columrtbt snld the "fight", ihmlld It come off, ihotrld be xtrjctly five cent*
lip - i.v a telephone booth with tip.- door clo*etL
(fiiternarional)
T l«B PK « llfix P*T\lDH>
tl.« >
'if
i J»»*
1 * lv
TJ1t* •MtH'ln U liM IT
«*f III#* i-U I# of
William llrnr) VVIglil. ulm
Known an Hal Wight, <!»-•
rr;|*««|.
*y
N O T IC E !
CLOSED
WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOONS
STAFFORD’ S
SERVICE
STATIO N
C orner 2nd &
Sanford
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RUBBERS
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HARDWARE
COMPANY
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SANDPA
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sa
f ir s t s t r e e t
BY, PAUL ROBINSO in
s i c ' P ' - D O N r E:
\ S i L L V r - T H l o iS
IO C S T U F F .
GUEES IT •
A W / - I'LL TELL EM WE
HAO A FLAT,- 0 (2
1 SOM ETH ING - " l i a
3 - 012 MAYBE IT W AS
7V4AT P c G F U M E MDU'VE
GOT O N " ir ICINDA VSM/Z
W E N T TO M VjpiO TR j
HEAD ."A S S T A
PC FM 7>!E
~r M COM r
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b e s id e s ,
il l m i s s ,
MY P L A N E
\t>’J P P O M lS E D f
TO TAKE ME TO <y
y o u 12 SC H O O L •
D ANC S .'THEY’R E
W AITING/ ^
p i R E M E M B E R -i
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PAUL ROBINS'
Y O U OE MY PET PlhMJD
G AL / - r SAWYDUG raKi'
U LAST MOVIE
T3
A FIVE TIMES ~ r \
(/
IT 'D PAY
YOU TD
GET A (
JOB AS
USHER/
Y O W / THE LOVE SC E N E S
W E RE 7EOOIFIC/ HO W O
- ) YOU EVEC LEARN r-----I TO PITCH WOO C—*
■
Y A MEAN TkrV G O T T A *
SCHOOL FOC K IS S IN G ?
w n HOLU/WOOD, n c s n i
r
IL L BET YO U B ®
C LA S S VOTED YOU
THE WOLF M O STa
LIKELY TD
SU C CEED //
a
r (tfm /,
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' V— TUKETHATy . .
'
B fe T M X fD
MAKS A ■
SW E LL ?
TSACHEO/
> r ~ Tn r D C A M A
CLASS.
HEY, DID YOU
THE r
AH EOftl AlPAuicijitku'UJiAN itRWIuiU HEAR
NEWS l r \
'WE HEAR A LOT
OF THINGS. WHAT
IS THE LATEST?
MAYBE 6 0 ,BUT I WISH) IT 16 FUNNYCORPORAL DUNCAN TELIS M E
THAT 'D' TROOP IS MOVIN'OUT SOMEBODY'D TELL Y COME TO 1
WHY DUNCAN ALWAYS i TV/INK OF IT.
IN THE MORNIN-' YOO-KNCW WHAT THAI MEANSrGERONlWOS HEARS NEWS BEFORE^ MAYBE GERON THE LOOSE A G A IN ! ,— " ANY0NB ELSE. 7— ^ ' ON IMP t S B
-\r ---------------------- - HIM!
000 medical pa;
person accidently
a pax*eager in
eluding YOU. C,
Co.
GET A 5 veer fire end wind*
storm policy. You will *eer
approximately 1/3 of the cost
and may pay the preVkmt In
'. 8 annuel installmentC. M
Boyd A Co.
........... L
ONE Jamta Cllmer la looking for
yard work. House 1500 W. 17th
8L, Golilsltoru, Fla.
■ i-
AT EASE,
CORPORAL
i*in**i
at tha Red Bam. Bring
children— Roy wants to
you. Roy Johnson's Red B
Restaurant, on lit*way 17,
mile*. South of Banford.
.icy B mirteta O pportunities
ORY fabric*. A fine DOES Sanford need f cafeteria? OUR Jewelry Pleal
In Stock. R. S. Drown.
I f yon think ao
repay you for
aonvo capital, w
III
• Half Pint
ETTAKETT.
TR AC TO R work by the acre or 8AVE money on your fir#, .ortnd*
•term, automobile, workmen’s
hour. Plowing nnd harrowing.
compensation, burglary,
liePhone 1127-J. George Steel.
PHOTOGRAPII8
art truly the treasure* of time. C0U1RED glri^"wanta part-time
ty make Ideal gifts for
# > r * d» f » ,* w^k- 703 W.
tnalyk, annlvmartee end
11th Annie Wlfeon.
.it all other occasion*. Phan*
I for an appointmaoL
JOB wanted kg-cook or m»kl. 8
ROBERT L. COX
days, part time. 804 K. 8th BL
HTATK. OK. KUIHIDA
In r* I hr t*»lut» *•( W IIII .mi i
H»hr>
known t»t* Hal
\VtIf ll I |»»•»>• C»*rt| Itl I'fttlnlr
T»t f\ll WNnm ft Mu) I'Dnrrni:
N.lifer la hfr»l*T irlVrfi that l^*|»
JI*»v( t|y win III, ill#*! l.rr mini »r|»**M d* K tfru lrlv *»f Ih# min!«* nf
"*IIM *11* Hmh v W lrhl ilitt knnuit
an nl Wiirhi. tlirfiPH l; (tint *h«*
f 11•«I |o*f |»«-tltit«ti frtf filial iliaI’h iric. an«l ihii! ahr will a|i|tl> In
Ih# lltinnfiiMr It ,S\* Wiirr, t'mitil)
Jttfljt* *if HrniiiM.lt t'otiniv. Flnriitrt.
An ih# Jlih <lnl nf -July, l:»li, f»»r
• •'initial nf »amt* ami f«*« fln.il
dl*ch.irK** m K frfftlrh »tf ih*- rattat# of Wltl'am llrllM wilt tit, a Inn
ktitiwir ui> 1^*1 \Vlcht2||fttHiNHl, *»n
• niir
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> -'VI" ' • " f »*»i*l i •• |h111 and Ih#
■«t. t .•
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•••fill
'll • ••!?»« I*r f ftf r ill# tmirl.
^ i • M«*»:\TKII.
\• x.fininuti.iitit . t ,« *»f
_ buyera
. _ .forr your O IR L 4or soda Fountain at U n 8TH0UT—-haa
iro$>»rt)r.“ Liet It with StrouL
ey'a Drug Store. Part tlma or
full tltao.
Ygnk L. Miller, Representative,
!4!0 Palmetto A ve, phono 484Ola l>ry Cleaner*.
fl "*l
dojyt. k .- p t
parts and
I BUY cowa, calves, yearling*. 109 Palmetto AVF.
LIS T njlh Ktrnut Realty Agency
R. YV. Lord, Phone 78H-W.
city or country property. IluyPA IN T I NO and deenrath
•re waiting. Strout Realty -- BOSTON Hull pupnlee. Rulmw’e
|g»rt workman*hlp, lleem
Store, Phona 101
C.' L. Brady, Associate, .'ItkH
tractor, work gtiarailt#)
Colonial Dr, llm. 12. Orlando.
n t « l« given without obi
B
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Fred (]. I-areon, PKorte 4
LADY’ to do alteration*.
H*
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FRUIT JA R S
cmbnrfn»amcal*
W A N T E D T O RENT
kuMi*.!.#urfl.
til* hrrrl'V rr«jul»#d to filr >«»ur
Milttrll Uliftfinmc* t pr f *otlM II) »»f
I*v Mftorritti to tl»f- Hill of rum*
lilnlfit In «al«l u u o on Auituat th#
«in, hiti. atot
i»ii,r«»i».u i# inr
yuut lU-frri’ r, ll mar v»u hair, to.
•j il Hill *• r«iulr*d
law. ami
fail n,,t, riM1 4- I 'a r M I'm r*ilUr<»»
« III l,i r n m H i«*ln -t » mu
Thl* niitW -h*l| It- |nt|ill«J)Ml
nnrr a nrrk fnr four i l l ranm uII** work* In Mi* g.infurxl ll*ra!<l
it n*«r*|Mi«*r *«)
tirnliittuni,
l>ul.||.h..|
in
MVJ" null
I •mini >•.
Floridam ■
tt'IT.MWii" nil liaril and nfflrbsl
• *al at lUnl ill, Pemtnntv I'nuniy,
Kli.r|.«v ilil* Ih* :lth it*)-Ii|f Jinir.
A. It I t l*
II I*. MKHXlMhV
l -l*rk nf -j«lal I’ lrrull ,1 'mnl
>
lit •• I. Hunt, ll i ’
'RACTOR—.Riven duating
IIOIOttMV H l.ltK W HERE
Be 111'); One -pray euit
P R IV A C Y IS RESPECTED
One *<-ed 1**1 r prayer II.**.
Also cloth, wiring, etc. Rhone YOUlt natural deairv Ihr privacy
in money matter* i* ntrietiy
• retjx'C.Ci| here.
hricirdt mtl
relative* an- not queitione'*
iitanii your rredlt.
S’our em
! piece so s H A N D P A IN T E D
ployer or |liu.*ine** uasoeintei
C JIIN AW ARK. New shipment
will not hear of yutir personal
just received.
Stanley-linger*
affaire. There i* no cause for
Hardware Co.
■MOORE* form on Celery Ave. See
Arthur Miaire. Hill Hardware
V
it vu It f<»r dltu rr* ajcnJriM >«*u 1n
tli** *t>«i%#-#MUl**«l •’nurt, and p'U
I Or
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07r
0'ir
FOR R E N T
2
v1
THANK YOU, SIR
I HAD INTENDED TO IN-T Wai
FORM 'D1TROOP THAT < I**EI
WE'RE MOVING OUT TO] JUST
TRAIL GER0 NIM0 . IT \ 01E5
SEEMS THAT ^ SP R E A D /T il
THE WORD AtREAW X S
HOW DID YOU FIND I
OUT?
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T U E S D A Y ,. J W 4 E . 25.
19-16
THE
SANFORD
H ERALD . SANFO RD .
F L O R ID A
PAUL
ers,
Howington, Joe
M a lo o f Tangle
In Mound D uel
:
J'eds Only Get Two
m Hits In Nightcap;
Blanc Is Winner
C IT Y IS L A N D I’A K K . D AY.TONA UKACH. June J5. ( S e
r ia l)-— TRe Daytona Reach L*• • Innilur, today are probably still
trying to figurr nut hcnv the
Sanford Celery F’rds play hall
uftei diopiHtiu IniII i ends o f a
tw in .b ill-to Munugrr Kd Levy's
k o s i iul plate a g g r e g a t io n h id e
▼h
^ l u n l “ e ”v en 'in g.
The Fe»|s ctippeil the first con
test by a score of I to 0 and
. defeated the Islets by n score
o f •! to I In On- second.. The
Feds ti«cd a revamned lineup
which saw Ruddy Like playing
third base, (iene Pratt in' left
field. Jerry Silverman In right
field and Dave Unite playing * lit
center field.
THE BOX SCORE
r iu »T
<> vw*.
II)
KAMiMltU
T
ju
STENSTUOM
ia n
8||\r rrtiAii. tf
i •1 1 •j II
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4 •i n l It
I'eler* \» Hams)
♦. « ! ) . Ill
1 u is
|
|>vd pro Dvltliv Champagne Sut
l-th*, 41s
i 1 1 t i
Frosty rvters, the American unlay afternoon at Dub*di>.<ad in
2
ItruJn. rl
41 *4 - II
Tut Hr. ;|»
2 •# 1 V 1'
P u tt, ir
a B •• U 0
K* III*
r
a U u *
t.rogue since he broke ilTTu "bln- get* undeiwae on Aug
M«»wlnRtun. |*
a 14 V H :
TSiuU
I ? + - t: l(oy ilamey, p iety of the A iiiv ii - •
l» A V I> ».NA itr.AcH
Wolf Promioe* Work
Krirltftun. ■*•
4 (I 1 1 si cun Association, nave it squutttiy
Splanitr. 4b
a “ M H’ 1 uetween the eye* ye.twr*la>.
j
Yesterday
afteriiiH.ii tUynttml
Strwrtlt. If
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a V 1 1 ii
UuK*>v. If
i* 9 « 1 i •Peters soy* ho wa* struck by Wolf, Florida grid mentor, favor
j *i 2 •| •s
Me Hr >ii«. 2 U
'
*.r u.
l
i i t 1 ./ .
s«.* Ii» v
,
a i *j
conversation. We asked W olf how
t'hilll.-l U»
< ♦i 9 •s ••
i^nri«*ti. »r
*i
a u U 2
‘F"u‘.ll,
" f ,football
V k "n niachtne.
,W \U'“
u
- ' l f *did
^
t *ltl rbsliit. i f
Wolf
» II is a
Mitli*«.f. |»
41 •I
I.J
\ 4
TitUlft
114 U ' 4 .
tested to lluiney, pointing mil that quickl>‘ " e p b e d "‘‘ W V i« not piontlv
T l i t »i-ure li f t vt it I ir
HAN*t‘Ultl» •
o|i»
ihiit h
non it.
o»Mt- «»*•»
Athletic Staffy
At University
Hiked To Twelve
IN SID E SPOUTS R EPO R T
*•
..... .................... m
»> ■ ■ «»«
new
, j / hlivi.
f„
iln lf
Maliinf, whu gave up only three
bingles, obtuinetl by Silverman.
Luke and Rob Tuttle. The only
^t«M»k third on n walk nn«l ^rured
\
HANK* »|t J»
when I’jytt hit into u nnulil© i>j\i**rt*« lieach
play.
|
the'
second
used
the
t ,i.
till.
smite
.
.
Managei
lineup,
scorer).
'ronight the Vrsl* hit" the trail
for tininesville where they will
3
la
imtit
9
"i>n
T l lll l,
lie .......
|,lsts
Me. «. ..
u. Il.t.l.
o. t'tmlin.l lo-d .
v“ "'.r r '<* 1
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nisi., r
iv nd ,.it. I, Ml....
SPORTS ODDITY
%«»*.« la 1 r«| I'rfaa
T
REVISED
1946*City Softball
Schedule
June I t
K u bsu n
Vs
llaynca it William* v*
Carpenlvrs’ Union
Juno Id
R o ll*,.n v s S e c u r it y l. i i m l x r
M o an v s H a y n e s 4 W illia m *
Juno 'Jl
v* lln y m -s
I urn- J-'t
Robson v* lla r a b l
&
W il’m *
S e c u r i t y I . u i m Ih - i vs
t ' u r | o n t e r s ' I'niun
Juiin £i
Her aid V* Moss
Senility v* Haynes 4 Wtl’mj
July I
t'uipontr*' Lnion vs Knbson
Security Lumlrcr v* Herald
July J
(Afternoon)
llayne* 4. Wiliant* v* Robson
(Night)
Herald v* Carpenters' Union
Mo** va Security Lumber
July a
Haynes 4 Williams vs M<m
Robson vs Carpinlcis' Union
July 'J
lli-ruld vs Koirson
< or pentei s' Union V* Moss
July II
Haynes -4 Williams v*
Security
('ui)Hiitcrs’ Union Vs llerabl
July
Hvrald vs llaynvs 4 Wil'm*
Muss vs Security Lumber
July IH
Most vs Eubiutn
Carpenters' Union vs
Security Lumber
July 13
Haynes 4 Wiliams vs Herald
Security Lumber vs Moss
- >
'
July 22
. ' Musa va Carpenters' Union
Herald v# Svcuiity - Lumber
July 24
li th
nil
ineldetif
u iH il h a w
a r »k.| fkiiitolutlon iio*l tbnt
vkhut
|h,iu*i| M'toron t wt^ fipe hlltiw • wp ' h i; diiik to tt\ to do tin* i e\l
like I In m e ) an d l » 't e i d .
eouple of >eitr ».” H4i> •I»v L m i "I
I r r h illt uar
Win*4
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it***
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lb ..
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w ith
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arm
whs.ol
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workimr f«»r Sm
Krurm*co
the I'aiiftc Fs»mi I t-iiruf.
f o r ^^ v r..........
l e i wn-
111 . A . f 1*100
ihi> \t mi will
f * h a *iip in ii
Ids
I \N •Isl \\ a»
^J1* !V*‘n pit
up b y S p o r t s A f i e l d for the «lal*
vet e ra n *
eb am pi ot.
who
m orehighest uvet the Ion t a r g e t - or
linn
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Ihoae spot*
that wtke meal* for molha."
C0L0I1IRL CUlffiS
A lt e r jt io n v D ry C le a n in g
S. Pal.-nello A v c . Ph. 481
right to reject say or
t .t „
W.H. v.ti lse.iL 19- litis i||
ti hi* f> >t i
III*
l.*-l (Mill
l r#*\ *u liH *i It .ill jilt
It** . t. M
1 m l •1l . In rt iU l*«* -«'l'f|(*«| III fill'
to* [tits* ingml-c •
Wilt tut • •lit V Mill • fill* 1
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b. II tt • •• . * i. 1 iL.si*
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A ll the M ilk Y o u W a n t
\
-*
•
■
M ALLORY and ETCHISON
$0.00 to $9.95
l
M illa r d
Kin*
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s
S IrJtrliuta
till."
Hol t
hi g h
IA r
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S e rv e you r put
»t*ht tn the
p l a t e yau
cooked It In1
tin *
rover
knot.
lU m ly .
u a e ilD
very
abeorbenS.
U ll tautted.
UuCM inch.
69c
• $ 1 1 .9.')
$1.95
CHROME SHOT LIGHTS $10.95
Nylon Fishing Lines
Garden I lose
Tarpaulins
TRUCK TIRES ON HAND
650\20 ‘
700x20
825x20
900x20
. 1000x20
• 1100x20
TRACTOR TIRES IN STOCK
4-19 600x16
9-24
9-32
10x24
10-28
1275-24 13-24
MOTORCYCLE TIRES IN STOCK
400x18
450x18
400x19
P A S S E N G E R T IR E S
In regular and ventilated weaves . . .
—
550*16 —
650*15
Tube* all sixes in stock.
Other atrawH from $1.95
__ Fly Rods — Pliers — Adjustable Jacks —
— W I N D O W S C R E E N IN G —
Y O U ’LL N E E D A N O T H E R H A T FO R Y O U R V A
C A T IO N A N D O U R ST O C K I f V E R Y L A R G E .
LARGE STURDY OUTDOOR DOUBLE
SWING & T R A P E Z E ........ ....
-Large stock of Archrry — Badminton — Baseball
__ Tennis — Softball and Fishing Equipment—
FIRESTONE STORES
•-
Vs? rS
i..
t
l l o Uv a Ue . d
standby (ur
year*! In 1 Ih.
lllv E A S T
,vl?
Mt ('lim p
Larue Expreiis NYactins
Wicker Clothes Hampers
G eorge C. Harden, O w n er S t M gr.
•
our
STKKKINd WUKKI. COVKUS
Spencer Harden Dairy
!i
to
l.tr
•t«*_________
.
D E L IV E R Y
pliiyctl
Ikr
Chstrlen
W rZ **^ * \
550*15
REGULAR
i »»ljti- >1 U ill
ifVIjh-U
rir o -k k lu a
P ip I ' l l l l r .
th a t Spencer Harden Dairy U now one of the moil med_ a ir ie s in thw
.
our nailk la bottled under
•rn d
S o u th ? ..Xhal
TF
scientifically controlled condition* to (i r e you a ftjll
measure -of purity, health and goodness? That you «ye
cordially invited to viiit and inspect for your*elf our en
tire plant which is locates* at 20th Street and Summerlin
Avenue?
H a ytir*
A
after-
/•
1
DO YOU KNOW..
FO R
l e t Mrren
• I
U. S. A rm y
10*1 or 2302
IIIMOt
pagt*
t *t•| I* lt|k*- •k|| % Hit
•
11 Splendid education and Uajiynu*
rddes '
la mate than 200 eki|ie and Irdde*
are eiiered! by the new Regular
Army. Good pory and oppottualRes
chou se n o t
lor advancemeaL Over three
9INI M i o r c t l ION HOW f
Swatters al a million have enlisted ,
already. MAKC IT A MILLION! Ool
all the lacte at your neuivet U, S.
RUTLAND IIUILDING
Army Camp or PoeL or U. 3. A uny
Recruiting Station.
ORLANDO. FLA.
PHONE
llll.lt tu
S o
u i l ' i l lie
rrM ,r V . u w r County Hupt.
Instruct tun
♦•mlt l w n «
Hi
I ■11\ • i
2 :‘hi
ihi*
t h « ^ afte>»io *n
»l;tt«*it n
\r%- I'liivol
N
BARN WHILE YOU LEARN
A SKILL OR TRADE
r t u r r ix n _
wilt be recel’
appviM'* v oi:
llet.iM*
III
t lu r p li * ’ a
O il *«M«P
let
i"»!
T the
lJ | * H O L S T K R IN (i
K ...
Security vs Hrdtson
hall,
cstt*M
s»r«* s i d d i m ;
'i
fimt half \hh ,i4:iTcui»nts| to*
lay
If von w ill ph on e S a n fo rd 1140-W , nur ti’ inporitrv phoni* nuinhei . . iflr i fi 00 I* M , w e w ill he
((Lid to i *«ll upon you and g iv e p r ii e i and a ilv ic e on
fimuhiiiK or pnintniK your fu rn ilu rr#
“ MAKE IT A M ILLION 1”
Me Sir. • • . hut
tin
ANNOUNCEMENT
W i*
••
It
litttt-%1, fi rtry, w n r pinv*
lll| II.tllM li
1
>■
1ite* fu e l ,I I'tlfl * ll^H
iMt'I'li 'Ilf
»••bf if' I tifiil**" * it*
p »m
s»n«t Ibe* bn nl f *ur |»«‘i»te*»
1 t»b»b
l')n\
will
lt d
u n d e rw a y
at
•
T ;»• m Y I i h L.
\ houly ir v i -i s l *♦ b* tl ilr* for
•
| \ || Ww
l
\\b.r
Carpenters Union vs
Haynes 4 Wiliams
£ 3
I KACil ; i ;
\\. I.. IVt.
«V Will 111Hid
t 0 I.tiv I
Security l,umU‘» Cn
I o l.nnn
„rti:o
Mt'^k AmuMMiiiMit t*4i I 1
.i Hu
at t K - l i t t f I *4.lo*i
KolfOfl « S|»t t|IN«|s o I ‘ .««••••
IkfRIrd I in wii.O, Nijlhl
l *il |»c»Hei « I niotl v « St*»nrit\
h'l'l'*«llt\
Ir.tMf Kl I l * i .«t« 1
the timml American preliminary i There was another shootei last ;
handicap.
year whu bruke his (lis t 5t* t a r - J
Ahd anyone who doesn't think! get, in the Handicap and looked j
drama is parked into a trapshuut Jus if lie might Ite heude.l fot i
should rlrop In here for the Grand fame.
•
American— particularly the Grand
Rut the "buck" gut him. II.'
Tsrdun
\» h f it
I
I*
her *li .
< rȤ *If t
W e , M c C I- U N f, anti R IC E , a re m o vin g nur shop
1‘ % h I
I* »
(..lb
H*
Sitftiwilk I t / .if,
j tr tb m
» il lr L .fb i util
r*t i - f .*
tli* I sil »•! I soif
I*. Ha* -••>«*■ I
*
fbi
S infant r t«:nl I
at D a U n - v d .
I k - l- a t v l .
S lin ilA L L
tji
M aa rry
w h e re we lla v e a niticli la r g e r
to
1.
M
y
W e w ill now he
w e li.nl tn S .in lin il
|»la« t III •III We
t b l r l o lia n il It- m o re F U R N I IIJ R F . R F I I N I M l IN ( .
(o r \ o n >A lift It eft '
.
•
»••**•»•«
fli.n I-. h i t lidsi y of \ ei m ilhtiii, l>
1st list -«• him ssiit
\i»sl ,s- no as|sb'»l t••»s ii
Knpl*
hi y iisid (hstiiKbt m i li tt le **f hi
j chance* be h a d n ’t be l on hut. If
m the op t io n a l iteltrog
It c n him p l e n t y ,
I l.i Itibl 1 *• •
i:
I. Him L «•»!
! Ilf i*ily
lin t-,
D ea r I,«-o|»li, r
••in If» 1
.»
at lire finish lie wa» so ru-rvoii •h o o t d iff in l!» tfs. Ills* l *••
m im b e i .if Li* cmrliln’t even leinambci
s-fll *•
hi
title* Mini •l*s i . i - h W
le«».
ra..
.
, ,
. . . . . . . jatate mret* will menu a c<trre* satf«
F . , ( ’heck of t ' l m tulle Itltl
year Hale Fierrv of (Srn w i t h t w o o t h e r ’*, it tnul>
'c o n te s t a n t* In . t h e
t h a m p i n n t*r leseo.
III., uppurviitly bail the e x t r a t a t i b i * for f l i r t 'l t
Sn •!••»• I |*i4—
w *• ff Hu
nisi i ap wtin
He ulira ily
wa*
.
,
,
the top PVenU tv Ho
«•• .
jlf. mil s-utiKialtilaU'sl w he n n u i r li iy A mer n h i . •. i . j »»-1 .* *l**f|
iiKuin%t the lank-. wf»om hi- aJno
American.
.•ml »•
w iih
Ihe lu .il
-spi.4sj> Ci*n»* of u b#i **f r ts v
A n n d ileil *hnw
Where s|iil hi- p« f feet tins arnsil
t FNrlll wi> , 1m* ih e " r h u m p io t i
.. uit r n o r t l u»-! hoi
l««H*lMlf|| |*|t««
title l| *|t ll.l tk(
i .« 11*•% bf 1 «*ni • -i
11*4
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1 O '
•in 1
•. •
! i •| ,I*J\ .lit* •
4* •’ll H«
.» !• •
11 ii * 1 » »•• i» l
if
„l
\
1 .... |
III »h ,. . *• ( ‘ it » V
Hit*.
held hillei*’
Ilf
. , . lint 1.1 s.f lie* 1 .... I I
*!* wliuiKht
after
•
p» v . . . .1 '• * •
llt’ IW M 'li alltllk t lH' 'llUfkl ICf
1 w .......
in m ♦ •
ill- |n •« * t w ih Nf *| « m ii - t n n t lv
II*
|Id,| |u iim p ( hi* per i p i t atiu is ftssm w i r i i t i
Knr, :..',vs......o“- 1-m..™j t a iii»
/ r 'r
r.1., .-a.
'"s , ‘teSS, s x. *
v.xz-'Zi :g .v t u cy r i-n-foy- !■* • »
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IS" si-'iA.iini.iSiiS’-v'r"
r ..
'
'
F
il* p |* tllH t
•*• •*a’■bet ba ll
llikllt || t 1 .Ill's 1
0*1
. W F.IINF-SRAV Jl NF. U,
Dc't..ind at Palatka
Leesburg at Daytona
tinir.esville at SANF'ORI*
i h Inn.I,i at Stu Augustine
tin
Tram
Security Lumber T »
.Meet
Uarpenfers*
In
First Tilt
Union
SPORTS LAUGH
Vijileu. .
;,,,*i I'h yB lc a l
F i it ir a ti o o
9
( I isMiet (till •II* toi
III
ii*
bd -a u s .
k
w..
.............
\ueo.i
> • • * « ' *>• •> » •»"'f
■**«• \nvy in rh o ig r t»f
hit-* ».*lv4’H t«»
f • * • 1 •*•••
JTi
t a i a 'i i f I* W HI
""
'
s,-.,
i - 'd
'■
*
V iiirrlru rt
li44tidiCMp, *lhe
event
11% II A H O I . D II \ H K l S O N
* h u h w in *!* up the lil^ ahow
A I* . N « i m f c a t u i v i i
I h.it*w lh«* « hi»«•| whu h ne\*r
V A N H A L IA
ti
T i M p -l ..... .
It. • ft •*i •w tel* .lit ft IKS ilUlt
ha* tt4i*n won twice h> any r *!»• 1« |***l f ••1 l u l l ••i * S*'|*lem l
miS, like ull otbei »p ovtB ( a pp al
t» •taut. It'- the event tn which
rrritly i» headed tovbuid Itw
». 4*
uiAiiuWiig often
gkvrovkei
to
vat m *4*011 gillie before the i « i
J i m r n > Robi nson , ajuiorinte •ill- 'hootilly faint* t>\ lit km 1; all ■*f *rif rtl .11 tilt rtf 11A .efts 1 •
tin more fiimeal niurknineii
It'*
tor of Spot It* A f i e ld , w h o k ii -p
1hi* v
•If |i» ,# r*j\\
tit,
event
a Iir Ii
pot*« u<ni|
In rluikt* touch
w ijh
the **».4|»
Itn. i in .
I *• I
Wa
nhfHiler*.
r efm its
ni nn y
«l.*ite th ii-nitd dolbll* into the pin ket •
I la v tort h jid a f w • Tl* L*« » i*
i i | t lie u innei
» h o u t » are beinp r r v i v i s l afie
“ if It ••VII \ I ••
.» I|.
w a rtim e
lap*e
iin«l
he
€••it •*•I
*f w.ft. hwuM
. .
fw * . ) m i s
I e » l i e 4vp nil
A m e r n u n — the
w ». »M «e »ie
of
I t ( «*4|{hl. ID
a e o tiip u i a t i l l to
•ratter KUn 'diootinte
i *i41
uKulti Vi !l krtovt** M»'ti I hi* Ii«4tai|i4 a p t i ' »l»K
I. III.
1
4- 1
, ,
intis
Lu
iu 't
1*4 I f 4*d J I 4 e'.j
Fed hu- ..ft
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*
•«*
*
.r
Ren.h at" I r. in iq
S W t'O R D
P ubtlku,at
p " 't T . W 'W "
.nl edueati.oi in llie I'e p .iii
" n '" h T i "
i? i i
\
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v*
THE CLUBHOUSE
•ibiwinir «
11
. 15 . 1 lx* hark on 11 pte-wui fontma:
Me started
•
. ,to !h
. . . n r .lav-*
.
...
, ..
Limited
.lunm
. . . .
M o ss
lt u b * o n
Holler Kmiuett fUNeill worked
with three major league clule*
ib w
year
vnlhtut
...
• trifle
e»»in«Nl
.
,»
.ion
..
an o id m a iy looking '
C l y d e T e l %%illet;iir. loeul pi
:»* *iep file H i o \ e i - t t \
t h r S em ino le f i n i n t i \ t |n9*
w i 1 *1 .1 . *• 9*l**i i«In
th»
nir.i the ti-.Men in arndhel l « i "
bill la-fore returning here f-u »
.piuhlr fenlure st the Muni) ipul
Park Wednesday nighl with Ihi
timnesvdle nine
fh. Feds gamed a half game
((„. Saints last Might
night ar.d i
1111 the
full game and s hulf
a lf«, on tin
|,.up lerultng Orlando Senators
w(,o were defeated by Pulntkn
ll>
the league piesnlenl. *"• assistants
unothci fine fellow IhiniW e lf is just
l»tlll
•• ey talUM with us on .itmem is guy but one can tell he .. quick
l
Hfanionn* last Spring and he s e e m - Cm* the trigger Me ia- sharp
4
t>. . —
svssnl
.deni
I n a l Iof
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answering
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lie
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’ hi* conversalion. that he would Fall'* gild innchiitc
Rut. Id 's
not expe.’t tiMi tnntiy iro-nt thlllir*
»mrk llt/tit to thu limit*
boo
We don’t guile undefxtund I* »v\ ft4Jin Wolf. "X W vc K4it to l a v
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1 It .till"!. I’ul tie. P ra l t sOolaiti I*.*w» .
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cept Don ‘/aispvl did the lereiving.
Manager .loliiin> S o l.
sent lay Seailist«*t tn the litil ar.d
l e v ) gave Rlnin the mound
sigliment.
The Dislgers got I.. Ida in (.a
ten blows during the evening but
Mh v ,
in turn. kept f hem welt
^sp n cw l. Howevei
' h« surprising
retls lathered only two htLs ofr
Seamstvr, both uf them smglus
by
lightfivlder
Silverman
The
,
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Fed* -.cored then three tuns in
lha opening inning when Scum
sler gave up five free passes
Jllld, Silver in'an, I ovy and Rrule
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Ki *
Il uwl ni ettm mol- an umpire.
w e ir rcaily to put III 21* hum i
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Mclll
ilv> .v.sii> 1Ili*«H h r im c K St .ml* > ■mil
rM
llr >'lv»
Acctilililltf to l ’»t«?r», Huituy
tiav to built! Floruit* into a
Hr.
tli»* tv*it m*v% nppoiiituu .iU bikiFis
llr) s|r in. (Mtalllol; Hpruftu** In \|. lllJl l<1
trouble %.r ^,**1 £fb| *tundintf.
l*»
the* nuuibri «tf fjivliii*
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explaining hl. resignation,
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leienllcg ate Athletic-.
nice l In*
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The remark he made about ,
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In this Instance, then I'm one
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H AN K O Ill.- •
umpire who*, going down swingt" Wa coaching- stall be
a.Mil »i*i».il
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never t s y t H I do this and 111 i „ >v|l|. t „ ebm plele the t.c iillv
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do .that
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J t f i y S i l % e i m a n « a!»^«- Siittfoi
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Peters ,s
isv auvuiuwiy
absolutely codect. •Pet**• * ork' » “ *>» •_bluntly that wv IU* Full t in t k’ lilft .*! filin g «* ill .ill
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'fir s t game.
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, * * * ... * . * f i* ‘li.!... department* of till* t ol Irk* • V* ill l u i i n g the %*vom| t/ume of la
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1.*»«tw
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nibT tenure !n.*re.
i n vi If
in the opening tiff
llnwington
1• %\ l> *N A
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Woo* thill
With r « » i l S f w m .
t»f ** I ulk I
p fl*
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was nuked fur font hit.1 but hr H|«l ,|||'IS' 11.
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Herald To Play
Robson In City
S o ftb a ll Loop
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New Members Are
| Added *To College
Of Health, Sports
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1-0,3-1
STANDINGS
O l lttllils.
M Vt
FIRST. S T R E E T -r -
PHONE
12
at
�THE SA N FO R D H E R A LD
P A G E SIX
(il's
Coin mission Tallies
Action On Location
Of Negri! Park Site
In Germany
1 **Mf tnurtl
( unUmirfl I'riifti 1‘nir I'm*
vlon* mlmim-trntitin hail lurn
r( fiij llir itiimji ng
Wt'll ft* M'fu * He it*M»-I ttlvP
I f Min
|*itit r
IInr
Mint found the crave for u*.
"T h e ir wore no ‘hue tags Vti Ihe
Clave or serial numbers after the
names.
I hone t haitj helped you hut If
I've missed something let me know
ami I'll try In answer.
" I i rally i|hl see the crave anil
it lieing kept u|i hy the civilian/.
I thought it wu-i (|iill>! a nice grave
uml in a flier quiet little town,
.Sincerely,
i U» C ity in** tiiMi foe liiifl
the m httii ajlh Stair HraMli
thnnfir*. ilit hired lii-il
flic
FIpi was ill fr sled with ia1>,
i iim l mo ii (in toe.-, wa* >m(*'al*
ajut iin-.inlliiry. aiul ilmi.iiul*
that if the . refuse ’ a
not
TUESDAY, J U N E '25, 1946
F L O R ID A
NOWS THE T IM E TO
T )0 TRIC KS
W IT H
\M M \ PAINT
The pictures have lu-ert received
mill are cxmllent. All Ihe names
on the cross o f the grave are very
elrar, us well n» the pHII/iri, tin I
otliei flowers. Also in the picture
are 11•» Itiisaiun Clffirer, ihe (I.
I. .loe. 1st h’gt. , lliininion anil
"\V*. do i,..l nan! to* Mime i
i n, in.>.
(ti iirr>l I alhifilti, "W e
ileinand ;u I |U|I."
'
< he ■rvetl ns altar hoy. f’ratirli Cardinal Spellman
r! Muu nf hit airre Klcanor Conway fT-cnam, and
A couple move* in. slay* 1Inn
days, moves out, ,,p,|’ the next dav
another ex-(5l earries his wife
arriMs the Ihreshidd.
Everything hut the food Is furhlflicd without post.
Hut tile lug. hoar li-d imnvfmlfi.
isn’t -o free with i-ne thing— hi
own name lie ’s knuwn only 4 *
Whitman, W ar' The Ctirdlnal read a » r « i « l apor.
t-d on Die anijile t.y Pope I ’Uu XU. {fntematlifiHJt)
Maid For 47 Years
Pakes (Inests To Task
EUUKNK. Ore.. PIT— Little Mrs.
fTninii Talhot, retiring after 47
vents « » ' u rhainbermuid, says ho
tel guest* have degenerated aninr*
Ingly during the Isst hslf-ctntury.
They shine shoes on towels and
carry o ff half the hotel equip
ment.’ ritlnplsined tile 77-year-old
woman, "and every ycai they ale
getting dim er ”
,Su tin- I f‘«>t I S inch lull woriiaii. who fu m es she', made TOfl,*
000 tied
derided never to make
e. fr.vrtured r;1*, Muck-.
WEDNESDAY
nuRiNf;
THE SUMMER MONTHS
11 ini'- S v1! r
afternoons
j
;'i
o
k - -in h I lias I is delirious. Take
• lead and dip it into a milk mat
i egg mistnre lin n fry it lo a gnldo i liiuliii on tndli side*.
nl a
ait «aiC|f
iriirunn
B t lY - W C R D
for
IftE V A L U E -
StafTord'H Service
Station
ty r. 2nd & Sanford
4 Essential Piaeaa
• C H E ST O F D R A W E R S
$24.50
Up
• C O M F O R T A B L E CRIB
• S T U R D Y . H IG H C H A IR
ONLY ONI HOUR before a court
granted her temporary custody of
her daughter, Mary Ann, 3 (bottom), by another marriage, Mra.
PaulSIrrr-cnger (lop),Cambridge,
Mass., discovered the youngster had
been taken from In front of Iier
home In ■ n r with Texas llcenae
plain. The child1! father Is John L.
fferron. o f TcxaJ. ( f uternut lonal)
Luhlnakj
$12.95 nip
• F O L D IN G
C A R R IA G E
$24.95 up
We've assembled this group to th a t you ca n save
time and money on everything you need for the new
baby, designed for day In and day out use. Each
piece It well reader and good looking at well.
•MUTYCOOIfT;.
U K tttU T
IM TIRES—
Wc spcctnlirr in Pninls & Vnmishc*
for every surface!
. Outside WMU* and 'Trim Colors
Inside (Boss, Semi-tiloss and Flat
Floor Fnamels — Equipment Enamels
-Watcrspar Varnish and Enamels
N!W NATIONAl OPIN CHAMP l.loyd Mnngvum (center | nf I /is AtigeM,
C o lit, admires the modal and tup he received (liter " inning the National
Open Golf cliampmnifHpat the Canterbury Gnif Course in Cleveland,
O, Mangrum shot a 72 in a rectmd 10 hole phijuil lo win the title while
Vic GhtuM (le ft), of Knoxville, Tcn n , and Ilytnn Nelson (riKhtl. " f
m*,<1*.1.. n * tuMii uotind uo with 73'x.
(Inlifrnational Soundphulo)
mlaaloner* damage by flooding to
valuable atalra hushes at the home
of Mrs. C. R, Ginn on Sanford
Avanuo and Rosalia Drive.
A proposal of Ralph T. Cowan
for rpllobs on City ownad proper
ty -In th« Del-Air Section hoar
Mellonvllle Avenue, wa* deferred
fo r ; consideration to take place
during a special meeting Uter in
the week. Mr. Cowan made this
proposal in connection with build*
Ing homes for reterane. In which
work he i« now engaged on Meg*
noil" Heights.
* ».
IT S EASY TO P A Y TH E M A T H E R W A Y
Phone
187
Sgr us nt your CArlilst convenience
for your requirements!
RELIABLE P A IN T CONTRACTING
“ The Complete Paint and Glass Store'
The nation's when
tion program should
average person with si
protein,
iron
ami
especially thiamine, in
SANFORD PA IN T & GLASS CO
FLETCHER
17 SO PARK
Q
-,
W ith
Pittsburgh's Color
Dyn.iml: 3 vie ca:i show yo t how lo tran».
P*' form your entire homo Into n hriglitsr, gayrr,
mors cheerful pl.tsc. Como In mid 1st us explain
how you can nchlcvo this decorating miracle.
D A N V IL L E . III., i/l'i
vetr 1 an* and tludi hth!
spent I heir honeymoons
lit neymoori cottage on I.
mi I loo.
*
Others, with weddings
CLOSED
tl'. t->p valor litiauie KHly^
Modi" meant built lo CiO* Conv*
plriely redi .irsnl lo get the
moll mjt ol la,lay’s improved
rnstrn.il anil mrlliorls You ran
tfa/wraf on llie new Kelly to go
farther and fail funder.
Nn estra «c-M fat these Kelly
«atra Valuev:
I, Swung'! Coid Body.
t. Cnelee Running, eiba insu
lated plica. •
3. Toufifi Aimorubher Tieads.
4. New detljn keeps rubber
relaxed.
I. More Safe Mileage.
Come In and see (lie new Kelly
-T*h* "buy” because it delivers
performance, dot piomiscit
•
Honeymoon Cottage
Free For War Vets
Jldtr.i f,lll 1'1'Utli * ft i|!'li'll» ts'
fin e the erg) Af i*, - i - t niul Coni;
'inlisioliei W l
llilt'i |oo|in-(il
Dial ‘ the I iiiinoM ninri* in*|*e'
Ihe ilnnip ua ,,|l|it \t-1 M mvoi
C ut also -tain! that ilrfunle in*
idrurlton. .v.nilld I" civ, it lo. < i|y
department heml that tm-gaiba.-e
would lie dlfnlped—oii the «i •!, hut
only Int&h nr leave-.
A fter Mi. I'allmiin left, City
em|iiovee hiiitu y itienarn mid i,‘„
Commission
that the dump
Imd
lieen In n r
in . IKffi. mul sajit
thut nftci inkpci tiftg dump* 'in
i ninpit an.I latkelaliil lln* was >l|cleanest dump in the stale, lie
w«i*j no mnsqulb***
SO i f the smose of
hutoiog t
■I* '..Ot f lusi-’Wlu**’ Cr,
imI garbage the t*
n‘
hy using gu*uh
Me pointed o u t-tin t tin 'H i
rinerolnr Is
now In is u>oi .1 •■■]
nhle In hum nil (;«rl«u-'>
W. C. J.ynn was given appiov
al to operate two fast ahv Tran**
fer o f. the Silver Kit <t Tasiiah
busiluaa fio m the Sailftir! Equip
ment; Company to Jtrs. I. (ion*
uilcs was approve I flue to the
fart that there me unit "1 nemo
taxis to 10 whit', .ipplirutloii ■I
two negro apphi.nit.* ie i- dsn'eil
and it wad deci>'*1 that L'l will lie
the maximum of negro *axi* a l
lowed.
Approval 1* 11 • 1*1-1 in ...........
comp en§»! mi
In
t; I
in,
fe r .......................
fjdl >
Ing the reaipn' " I 11 ! tb-» f|t,n,
Dr. |tn*- o ig ie e tl
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p m v a i foi •-1 1 •
stntf'oi hi V . . 1
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Wilson Ctadv lima.in w.i -In* - 1
etl Id info ■. '!.* Si i .
Line what it'iiiMt- i(i in* it
Is nree ,*nt >. I'ily Knuiiit t i l!al|d>
ua li ty o f p r o d u c t
IS ESSENTIAL TO
CONTINUING SUCCESS
BOLLS— DICK
'
ELSBERRY
PHONE 303
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THF. WKATHF.lt
In Unity Then* It Strength—
u i H i d m l l t rlo u t lla fu U rn j||riiuM«ia Ih lu u f h
iM u i 4 lit
M A lU i p d
u vN rn
4i»«l It u j id f f #I i u m t t > i«»nl|hl anil «*«rr n i m u r
wulh u»i»
« llriiiu o ii 4 liil b .n ijh l.
l
' la
P r o m t lb * Peace of Hie flo rid ;
i n P ro m u lr Ih e P r u f r r s s of Am erica;
T o P re d u re Prospe rity for S n i f t r c -
^
a
n
f u
r
d
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N K W S P A I*^
V O L U M E X X X V II
Established 1908
S A N K O itl).
.Meat Famine Looms
Is Studied
F L O R ID A .
W EDNESDAY.
JUNK
26.
l!M f.
Survives 7»JIour ley Lake I Mungo
—
Calls Hur
Reorganization
T. W. Lawton Is fylolotov
ried Conference Of
.Ministers
Plan Submitted Main Speaker At Foreign
After Phone Call
To Gen. Marshall Kiwanis Meeting
placed at .100,00(1 persons.
I n ’ r.»TJ. the Soviet encyclopedia
set-the-^uipulntlon o f the Crimean
Stnte nt almost 1 ,000,000 The
fi auiT s included llussian*, Ukrani*
ans and other* living In the
C rim es as well as the locul nativ
es. T l - llu s.In n .. Ukidnlaux
others whose Inyslty j w as
ipieslioned u r i e deported
the Crim ean slate.
The Itutsiun M in istry o f State
Control also-disclo sed today that
filoie fTian a »coi«i o f fa c t n r if mill
ailrt mine executives have been
punished. They were accused of
nii»iipiiioprinttu^ fu nd, or m -usm g fund in vurious kinds o f plants
and enterprises throuifhnut Russia.
The Official S o v ’- l announce
ment did not discloto the date of
ihe issuance of the decree liquid
atin g the two republics and forci
bly removing the natives to other
a re a s of Kus»in. How ever, it did
•(inclose that these natives I me
a im s aiiamst the Red Ainiv in
eoitjunrtiori with tin* Gentian)
A r my
irnmp parking industry
nay that if the €II*A
Lill her* imen Inn, the
meat supply will get
I 'A l i l S , .I i i i i .' Ii6. (JVt— A n
-\ni.*rii-nn
.li| ilu n m t
aay.H
th a t S o v ie t K o i'.'iR ii M in is t e r
i .M nhit.iv e n d e d
a surprint?
p r iv a t e n i'evtiiiK t o d a y o f t h e
i t iif F o u r K o r .'iu ii M in iK te m
i o u iic il to iltMt-tiois It a lii, ti J if\ < k i * g Jlllll* 2 0
i-Vl
It w a s
A but*, light with th«* -rlioi b " * jiii’>.
U*|»**| l t d tlNlsIV t ilu l t
| *11111 •
w •* *b f wubjtvt t*f a talk, pleiitiI li is d iiiv lu M iii.' .'aiiit*, a f 'iiuiiD is
Ii .iv i
lintiiliil
tiv*lu*ml •„i>
'rqnuii^tl vvjth
F B 'ii.'h
p iv s s hum I
t i r A r j * * “ Jtfliill iii ll
tlirii
i *i #•§•«>».«)
•uit. i . i U eli
t«i
t\ i a .i n i n u u1 n P l^ tr io
.1 • •• ••! g l l l l l / n t IMM
|
b« M iMlIlal llllil ht*«>'< •ttl-a-f it
I m I lllin M..|<i|i.v wa- ev(w*ilii^ !■
« •* \|M»\ llittt • *11* liuliottal
M ,1 I I I 1*1. 1111.11111 * I I'lliM- If. b j e p L a , HI ft* *n Mi' ti 've w!t»*li
'ommiinisls Hand In .’ounty School Head
Proposals For ITni- Against “ Cafeteria
fication Of Armies Plan Of Fdifeation’'
R u s s ia . •
»; .
The announcement ’ »aid that in
pdditinn, the Crimean and *'h.-chun-lneuish states
have U-rn
Inyy.lalo.l inni reduced to tbe s t a t
even *w orv.
Still others «ay the «cnrrit\ us o f province* o f the llussmo
r "ill
last fu r several# m onth', lrd e talio n . The two stntes forme!
• i with «i|e j a i K c packer o»«erllm? ly w ere autonomous.
The C h e d a n * In g u s h republic in
the frenli meat fam ine will 1 n>t
until the fa te -of O l'A U «leter* the north Cnucmais Ixirderfd on
A i n in e t l. -In l.m- A n g e l e s theie (teneialisslmn Stalin '* home iehave been threat* o f u complete* I public of G corif ia and llieluilrd ihe
^
>lull flown of fatilitieft f iu iit p a ik j G r u l n r and Moidok oil fields.
in g Imusen to retail im r k e U !*••• ■ The German* readied thei.> two
(Ait>e of ilpreskiNl <li«pati*fMe\ip*i •III fields nt ihe high tide of llirii
♦ »\ei the provision* of Ihe €111 \ invasion la-fore the reverse at
SJnlinitrad.
-g
bill;
The reptilill H popiilntion wi>
F ish, fowl ami e g g * have re*
plATetl the inni i nient »li«li idi
the e ou iitr y \ dlitnet |nh|e. u
IlitndtotU ttf bub but ^ho|» ;n •*»ONI Xt HVIVt »l< *.i -$ v .i h '.t u I
the r«Minti\ i lu.p.l «»|mmat loti' it
• utMivn IM %ttll
In *hnr»' .it M
pm king plant*. h a \e dmp|»e<1 t«*
.fir
witt#*i'
With h r f « I * r .
f t new nil*time low*
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III frugvMnl t II ! J mtlr^ It «'tl|||i 1
iiaatofuern willing to pay Ml m i l *
for a 1 -rent tipple. However, the
iip|>le« w eie not i «*it 11\ foi Mile
T h e veteran* *aid that they were
attem pting to dianm ti/ e the ef
fo rt* of lark of price control*
In nn e f f o r t to *nve the O l'A
T h e y writ* le«l L y I lie chairman
of the Allegheny county ro u n d !
o f the American Veteran* t ‘m»i*
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W ASH IN G TO N . June 2«. ld*l
W A SH IN G TO N . June 2«. P>
• m illee. Alvin Snyder. The gfemp
uiueil p’i»****er*hy |n n*k for n Tin- White « I'Use disclose-! (i-lay ’I lii- lloilse A ppt opt ini out- ' .-to
I*| 1V
n t]>re*idvutinl veto of the turn that
Navy Srerelitiy
l*ture*lAt millet- has lesuuiliicmled a net* \k lit. b lliilt’ b m ! ! In -»i; t 1 iill'M *1
«
|i|fu)rtlM> O l'A rxtfUftitm lr«?ifcia ha, notified I ’rwidrUt Trtimarr-nf * fn»fl ajfotmern .if Uda.IKHMsiO 1*1.* X|*f*» l! V Ml >x*'hl» -Ml* " 4 «•»*« 1 * * - *1*
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• ttoii |*a«M*fl hy tin llfdiir
Mil | l ' : *1 t “ * all
his tleslie In rnops-lule fully* in to ihe Ullite-I Nuliim. Ifs-lt«-l nn I u * < 1 s| \%Mut«!
1 f 1,... I.S. • •' III *1 ki <1 • •
j Ihe I'rrsiilenl'. A r m y * Navy liter* Keliululitntjnn Adinliii.lt ati n I It.• 1K
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W ASH ING TO N, June
.Ah
1bib*
i'X .i! •
ui I i " III 1 lie • • '
There me iiidicutioii, of u col- known in a letter in Mi t iuiuat- iiriatinns iii a defn ienrs -i,|.,.l. Bik r f
f ••t tf$l»
.1(1*1
I il bt 1 1 /il 1 mil *i| tlu*
lie said he coiisidem l Ihe oh- iiill ralUniC for Ihr expemlililie mi*!
lapse in Ihe drive b y Reiiuhiicuu
*t$lllll \
renatnr* lu »emi ih»- C I'A ex* je. lives I err nt ly luiflinnl hy the of $7 2(t,h71,!lll!l. ll also was the ib« *I|1|H*» A ll 'l l 1•il ! b e i i i p i a
t |* • 4 • *1
III \ .
tension lull hark In the House President a. nttninnhli-. nod add nio-t Controversial The t'NRHA til* Mpimou g$\«H» I.l I lV 4 l 4Mtg I
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fo r conference. Some senators eil he Iwlieved it would In- pos*i- |item is expected in touch ijfi .Stnlf (ti'iilogMt M«u in.iii <*tjnl'
tblli 111 (III-. -II
have told newsmen that Ihe big hie to ovennme il i f f icullies In |n f . * c n v e r whelhei any unnr (lit n " f l l iittrlliii'il llt-miiig *••• 44UR 44*0
ill 4*4||| UU Is.
>kill «Hi*b
margin |>y which the House re ilnrwinir up tin- neeejsary leftUlii-i money should lie .pent in Un-- ih r aubjetl nl llu* S.infitnl l ‘*»in
• mill ib.l Hi lt |
slnn repiiidiils which i|0 tod nllow I mniiil \ IlmHi*
jected a slmilnr move made de tlon.
T b r lira i mg w t
»• * .*•». 1
Se. iHiiry nf Wnt
*oit if* A hh'* h' iiii new* nr.I i nb-i »*•*!••
feat almost certain. Ily a vote ■rrn lly wn.tr tn (Jir ' l'n*4iilrut upmulrnl* fir r u* «*■* l*» mfm
niul i. •
Muiutgn K.lwtii*! li t s.111' mI ’
o f 221 to I NO the House refused
t In* I- «
! plrslttinit support of Mr. Truman's 1imitliui on UNRI t t aiiivitii".
S« HIMM'll*
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• flit
to send the legislation hark to
gltilt
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for
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of unifiration is-s-ommendutissiis
(•uni*
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wns made
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' However, the Rrnulilicnn whip, junior, that the ? a» y -till Imped („ f , h<. .Selective Servoe Sy-.eot II jl l r l
pi i f I sl'ii Osillftl lllfl'f 1* 1 f i l l * Hp|
Senator Kenneth W h e r r y
of to cet ll tret ter merger deni than ' (; rnpru||y the ....... . i- intended w i t h jigrit ill til.
k
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M t> . !♦ •• bin
Nebraska, still holds to Id, plan the President |u..pn,,-,| for it
M I
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to a"k return nf the hill to n
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conference committee. Ilul A d _
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meet
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ministration leader* claim that
•ll V
II bill wen* atiHwrr^il l»\ lh« IS. 11 f r e e l v i hi f m »H' wild hit* 114
year.
they have enough support to
I III
. iihI a l,i-jl un « .|d.$»t.tiin
W rn ofi, n
!•» Mi tlnnl.
Ih-l-ate on the measure will
defeat Wherry'* motion and send
» Hi
, Mill fmit CXpCils Ilf lilt* 1 •«»* ! | M l . 1 »Ht|*»'t f.Ml»l»*.| Ml
start tomorrow on the limn of.
the measure to the White House.
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W IL M IN G T O N . N t \ , June 2 d. the House.
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• rehabilitation program.
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In fart,
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anticipated -hnrlnir.-*
Cut In Employees
Florida Harbor Funds
Refused By House
W ASH ING TO N. June 2fi—tAh—
The Houte Appropriation Coma imttce has refused to approve an
:§ outlay of $225,600 fo r improvlii*
the Port St. Joe Harbor In Flori-
tla.
v
Tho project call* fo r deep*nine
. the entranca channel to 32 feet *o
it would accommodate the
largest tankers. It la now 27 feet.
UepretentaUw, S ik e s ansi Hen.
it ricks, Florid* Democrat*, have
Yirged tho rommiftee to approve
^the $225,060 outlay.
' However, tho group refuted to
T l vreommend fund, fo r a numbur
of aimilar project* on tho ground
that they are not now In an
Murjf*nt” category, and can await
consideration
until
a regular
River* and llarbora appropriation
Rill i* prepared.
' that
Veterans Service
•f
Any veteran In need of serv
ice (free of charge) In any of
the following categories Is re
quested to visit the office uf
the reiponsible eglnelea, Hated
below:
• Coordinator — R. B. Carter,
Atlantic National Bank Build8. FmEmployment — U. 8
Sloyment Service, 112 North
t i i »i g a i n
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Would Not Injure Local Water Supply
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Navy Secretary Appropriation Of
Will Cooperate $465,000,000 For
In Merger Plan UNRRA Is Asked
( ’(insiders Objectives Over $27,000,000 Is
As Outlined By Tru- Recommended For
man Are Attainable
Selective
Service
NO.
Early Settlement Of
Trieste Issue Seen
V cenTAppfes Filrlo Russia Says Punishment Meted Out
^ Cents To Dramatize
To Soviets Accused Of Treachery
• Inflation Dangers
MOSCOW. J u n e 2 0 — (/!*» I I CIIICACO. Ju iii1.26, ;/P)
— A virtual famine of fresh Pov ie t G nxrin uirnt announced to
d a y .Irnstic punishment hud been
meat is in prospect for most meted out to Itusslnn c it if c n . ae*
o f the nation today as the fUM-d of treache ry du rin g tl*; mos.
Senate prepares to net oil critical perio<l of the German in
Ihe I InuHiMtp proved com vasion of the Sov'ijt Union.
Crimean
t a r t a r * ami the
promise O l'A Hill that re .the
iib vices.In. I he are a srOund two hie
tains meat price cpntroft. .o il fiehls in .the northern Caucn** T h e re is no prospect of im- | us .G r a i n y in the northern Canca^ mediate roller In the meat * - u » —I U ro in y and Moxdnk—have
l>een resettled in o t h ) f pnits of
famine.
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Dnvii l»> thr ma.lriinacv of *i T, h r B r i t i s. h . (. l l»i l l i H M l ii * i " ll ••
l.'X
,
• t»c| IllfV b i l t *i
1 Club
1 Vw .11 4-«ir 'lii'i: Isl in jur.
III! m m I im til Ibi • »t III't $;**••!»•*!»*•
recent
freight
in c r c e
*' '
| S IH 'tl
•ll Its 4*lk #'tl t.'tlav n>HI! 1bn tre
*
.Mi
Ilil
4
M.
II iitifin w w l . l l l l l l
ordered hy the Interstate tom- “ » 'u,r,n* " ‘ u ' lhl" " ,r n- ' ‘ J1
hours that prohahl) will oudiui' 4*11 4 * ll HI Ik lib .1 Ilf tl*f ’ C'silD •*
1
t t*n.‘ 1
I -•' -lug pM-'i.Irlit
\ Mil \* •• I ' l l ' IllM ll'l V%•• 111111 |||»
merer Commission.
thr framework foi un intnim
prop- .1 I
1 II.
Mirers and tin t. -.ml of
' *
ilo
* b* in
|t$t*.
.......
«• '-o
bill*.
g . l»\
b\ wil\lti|» hi*
The rt m-r cent freight talc trovrniiuent for India tine Itrtl the upper St Jului* Rivt-i p>
M A l l'L l Wu-li J u n e 2 ii i f . do.-itois lui.e a lep.nl ot th.*
to tl- highi , 1 u ual. •
4 Ill'll! Il.lil ll«»| f•*■*■ ft wbll* tea «|t»
‘ increase allowed ce.tain exeep- ish official says that it will he grain Hint tiiot o n i | i - p ! u ) I m p
—The
espiuimg,!
case
against
vmliit
I.
•§
•
ilntltllilJ
11
tlmt
.leeoiuplishmrllt* thul hove lieeii,
|» *s -|» ll**,| |i *# It* WII4Wl*lll1K magftlt*
lion* which would reduce the a final and conclusive statement limp, ihiiwintl Ihe rmliM- «>f It** I'uixl.
Nm il I.Aiut, mint Nu-nlin Rc-lto uni.li during the cm rent year. A
I a l. »■ tm ,1 nnul.l nl at |HirtiiulniI) iiii'viiniimfinn
Atlantic Coast Line** boost to of the mission of the cabinet river and wult-r Inldes lie •«•
openi
il
in
f
t
-li-rtil
rout
I
III
Seattle.
I
i
l
l
wolei
tilling
|ir»v«i
few of tin- accomplishment* include
1 1111 H Iwiiitfi* b$* wi»m 71 y$*ni4 i$M
Idinned (tint tin- United St a le - lime4.7 per rent, or about $2,000,003 group. 'nginet-c* dixtlicl of fire, heade I from Hie livh ' Rivet
wtwl Miffi'r iiii* ti <t<*iiiui'« liriul IVush. todu) hy the I'liited Stnte* secuiitig un<| yilacing in tin- lukuu
for the last six months of thl*
The Idg prohl em i, thu .tccoti* , y C'nl. A. il .Iiiiii*.. tm-l t*:s111•1
governnu-nt.
.Mi. J t r m s l» i, »»ins».| .liu npu.
of Si intlioie County over fil>.!>0d
1 ll flit'll!
year, Ravi* explained.
Recent ciling o f th* various |Hilltlcal
Ion th;* ki-i | in • P i - l.lli’ l •nil It
Rei|In was 11 Soviet puichnsinu Ifingi-iliug bream anil perch also
settlement* X,t rail
employees and religious faction, in India. fo r thl* ple lio n m iiy h e o r i ig in
till
lo-t
IIV
.
commission
icpiescnln
liv,.
m
the
o
f
Ha'
'*>"1
•'
121."im fingrrliiig hluck has,; upwage demand*, he »ni«h had ndd- The llritish plan is .>11111 to call the interest uf fl.--.| iinitnd. 1" ’
• f i'.ltll I •».
,
I'actfie imithw-—I In-foie hi. *1
level • in- •
plic.ill-.'i. jte in at On- Florida
e*l
$13,700,000 to
the
line** for co-operation with the Moslrni protecting h is i h , in tie. Oli.l rt"i
*•*•
tlHtll*!
k
t
ill
by
it...............
H ern s
I c s t l f y A j x a m s l lest Oil espionage ch a r g e s
I Stale Hatcheries for additional
r illtti, 111 laud from extrem e hlgli
annual payrpll.
. league, which alrrady ha, ac- water.
tin
tiiiilcrv.
i
t
n
___•
A
jury
nf
seven
men
nod
five
1
.
,
■
,
*
*
•
•
!
spring
1-sA'p
j I is Ii, whirlt ate expected shortly.
(
’______________
- * ceptril the Mlsilou’* proposal for
i C I l t T H l i M l h a i l o l i t women ha* ln-rn selected a f t e r 'Fix.- hundred quail xxere secured.
| l r pointed 1 out the 2<1 font Inhle 1 i'i;h»l.
n
I
!*man
interim
government.
a
In
c
h
in
the
I'm
iit|>nl
nu
-extensive
qi.tinning
hy
guvi-ruCOMI'KNHATION I’ .kllt TKN
I drop ill the rive, to I’ uxzli l.:il> .
Tin- association fosten-d the iroMoVor
J.iioes • Itr.l flltAU K Vuxirttavtu June 'C j ment mol llelen«e attorneys. They •piov.-no-lit of Mullet Lake Park on
m iTALLAIIASSKK. June 20. — The All-India Congress I'wrty's 1 which in the flood of I P ’l t w i ll in cu s- ii- n
working
rommittrr
lias
rej.-s-le-l
I.-to,
It.
II.
II
I.
G
ut,
II
II
I'
1
i.i'i
Testlfvmg
lixlay
at
il»e
ttu
l
'
niliat
decide
the
!J0
ye*i
old
III feet above m -ii level, and -tul-l
tile St. John, .River, und a new
(Special I— Payment* o f unem
V\ A It-frier, M L. ol rirneral liu la Milullovlr -' Redin'* fate on charge, o f in- ,1 0 ml to thl, park i, nearing coinployment coinprn-ntion In Srm- the interim rul* plan.
of ilnmage nil S u ld o id * Ink la-luiK>o
tl
I
tin-*-,
-ll.
olol
itiotip
cl
|M-u<anls
told
tins
m
ulduriiig
nnd
utlempting
to
tndiire
front by reason of flood, going Cullutn. S.
incle County during the week
I pletioli.
crest llic t n lu b P in t s of tines- *111-Ju shipyard '-Iigineei to finuisli | Tin- a-tuciation is successfully
ending June 15 amounted to GREEK I'LEBDM ITK ORDERED over Ihe bulkhead. At low* level-, others
jm
I
ivo
1I1-1
ii
.
.
iiiii
of
mjr
m
|{«<j
und
rallied
out
11.a-*
Thr
ti-it
R
ed
iii
w
i
t
h
p
l
a
n
s
o
f
a
n
e
w
d
r
s
hr explained. I’uxxle U l r was
$141.00 nnd weie made to 10
.sponsoring the clearing of the
l. Jtli.H. 'WV U i ' i t i ' J . U l e v Uc-cnbcU a i Cllftlllkc - Iiu glil. lio y e , teioter no-l its equipm ent, Wvkivn Rivet ..r hyacinth* and
persona, ('art II. Smith, chairman
ATHENS. June 2rt. I A T - Th* pi acticnllv- jit :ta Je'cL i l t J'.'ltl
pliirc
All.'JU
p
io
jr
c
t
silt
Inin
fig«-s
near
IJelgiade
Among Hie qiiesllou, asked of timl has secured donations amount
o f the Florida Industrial Com Greek Chamber of Deputies to of the plan fo r the Indian Rive
Ion, wlii'o a
prospe live jurors hv the govern ing to $1,180.00 for this purpose.
mission, reported tialay. Unem day passed a hill authorixing a ('anul to illaii, o f f ruridus w a i n at the Mayfali
.
.
.
»
.............................................
*’
’
our
Feibs
from
Bolerll
tesllfn-d
-o
do
i'l
isl
I.
v
I
o|.
1
lienting
will
!«'
ment w a, uhethei any had setup- It Im, also iupported the move
ployment compensation payment* plebiscite on the restoration of du rin g flood time, and o f danu
ngninxl
finding
a
peisnn ment In deepen the St- John., River
throughout the atate, he said, the Greek monarchy or the con I" k e e n ' l ^ i r i e U k e ai ‘ien-l A. li. J o u-s " f t h - i'nVi^.l‘ S t a l e . : killing* They .aid Hie 1 •nl.-r, an- '•1,
•
.
.
.
.
Engine.-'
tieui
tlaChetnlka
tii
ded
the
xtllguiltv o f a ciime punishable bv and the association is also sponincreased to. $04,130 from $H0,- tinuation of ihe ■•public. Th* two feet above »ea le>r| ilutlug
flounced
lhe>
were
IlglitliM
a«j|u-t
flOH during the previous- week, .
death.
hill wa* passed without nmemlJraring a meeting in the near
j ilie communist* 'Hie prose-utlou
incuts a ft*) a iturmy all-nighl
|)rfeii,i< nttorncy, nn the other Dilute eoniiikiring the advisability
iltidtr’
.
mrlU
rhaiir.x
that
72.
rrslN V E t ONt l'IUiH VICTORY
MARITIME 'BTRIKF. CALLED arsiion. It provide* for two ladF IV E JAI*S HANGED
1 dent* of Ibdrrh were killed by Ihe hand. nUestioneil prospective jurors of the 1 real lop of u state park
CLEVELAND. June 26, (AT— lot*, one marked for King George
8IN G A F Q R K , June 26, IAh
carefully on their rending habit*, neat Lake Harney.
' ranter,
,
KARGit.
N.
D„
Ju'"'
26.
Id
i
The Great Lakes nfficials of the and the other blank. I'rosumahly Tho former chief iiilmilliitrntoi
paiticulnily . f several l»<s>ks lh"y
Gerald
P.
Nye
Imlay
con
■
■
-li-.l
C.LO, National Maritime Union Ihe voter can Indicata hi* desire at I ’orl Hlair, and five othei victory In United Slate Sennloi
Men
tlencr.il M itiitUn 1c deule.1 .tut asserted were anti-Soviet
tentatively have scheduled a strike fur a republic on the blank Japanese war criminals
were Milt.ui Young 10 -North Dukoln** D‘e i»Merv weie ttcthii umler hh tioned specifically were Jan Vai
for Aug. 16. The strike would ballot.
hanged today at Changi Juil.
lin ', "Out of ilo- N igh t"; William
,(x ci.i| election. Senator Young k'nh rx
be against Great loikr* shipping
All aix ha.1 lieen cojivirlctl of
t l , White's "Report on the Rus
Wa*
;ip|M.itiled
to
Ihe
up|ier
house
which transports practically all
torturing
Indian*
and
oilier
sians": Alexander Itnrmir*?'* “ One
Upon the denth nf the late Sena
H R O U ATTENDANCE
tha Iron or* used In the nation'*
civilians suspected o f lieing spie,
Who Survived." and Victor Kravtor
JdHh
Mnsc.
Young
now
ha,
1
In tegarxl
to the emergency
RIGHT
K
ll.I.K
D
IIY
TR
\IN
stael mills. Although only ten
for the AITlr* on the Andaman
henko'* " I Chimse Freedom."
won
re-elrelioii.
Perry
WhKohurtt.
director
of
the
collection of the General Fedtrs*
companies now are affected by
I,land*.
ion uf Women'* Club* "Marmthxm
‘H A R LIN G E N . Tex.. June 26.
strike noticee filed by the union. lO lery DtrUicn of Ihe Florid.
Vegetable Committee, today urged
i/7Tv- Eight farm worker* have
Spatks from a stove Ignited the of Cloth*', Mr*. Fred T. William*,
all celery growers In the Seminole
T R E M O R S RECO RDED
Iwen killed and 16 Iniurcd hy 1 oof of the home of Ike Praxier. corresponding aecretary of thu
V ftTIkl OF ASSASSIN
Mission To Outline
India Plan Shortly
Trial Of Itussiait
Spy ('oinmtMHTs In
ll.S. Federal Court
“ Marathon Of Cloth”
Shipment (June Ahead
ItrilXLO
Tha Florida Suprema Cburt yaaterday uph«ld a motion to rtltmHa
and a Bcminolg court retinal to
grant Jesse Henderson a new Ufal
In hi* com against Mary O. Btcvmx.
Th* court held appeal* ’
County area to be praeent tomor
row morning at 1 0 0 0 at tho Court
Mouse st thf hearing to bt con
ducted at tha reqfoat of the Vege
table Committor lor the purpose ol
hearing argument* far and agalnti
« proposed celery marketing agreeWest of the United
t of Agriculture.
NE W
YORK.
June 26.
t/17-
Ford ham Univerolty 8ei,mo|egl*t
Father Joicph Lynch »ahl tmlay
mild earth tremor* had lieen
r*cortled on the university** sei«inogruph. Father Lynch locnte.1
the trem or« ns possibly original"
o f atexten.
Mcxlen. n
A
ng In
tn the Gulf *>l
mild shock was recorded Monday
t ---- asms area-
n passenger train which crashed colored, al 1*04 Weal Fourteetdh local group, thl* muiuing *tatcd
that a bos hsd gone forward o n .
June 10 ss scheduled.
" T h e Marathon of Cloth" Is n
culleecian of material* for needy
people in foreign countries, suit
ed
Mr*. William*, wlu, urged
those who have cloth for the cxdtrrtirm -to hold-tt in reserve toy
future shipments.
.
'IAN O K O K , Siam, June 20. (At into their truck last night. Thc-e Street early this monitng, and a
—. A rvport hy * reliable authoi- of th* injured are said tn he fnatl amount of damage v u done
Ity »a y , that medical evidence In eritical rnniRtinn. A Mis.euri,ilB j,.,, pr)(lr t„ the arrlvxl of
aupports i» theory- that young Pacific Incomntiv.. r r s .h
L r l into ‘ the fire Jrpurtmem
King ;Anm »lo MulmU.I « » < the the truck loud of I ait in American
Victim of nii asms.in Tin- mrdi agricultural wotkers lh «-r nill^
cal evglinee
evidence lx
i. x.xni
said to have
•:i• wrest
eal
nave II•-'<
kxp
-txt Kxploiutiru for oil 1* underway
west t.f
of Marllneen,
Marllneen. killing
kdlinp -ix
studied in rrcr*t hy.u laiard of . men an,I two xxoniru an.I III: Jin- Ih* llahsiHns, altlioxigh m ine
IH phyauisn,.
|j“ fing all tho utl.er occupant*.
Ihas a> yet been found.
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PAGE SIX
TH E SAN FO RD H ERALD, S.
•I Mtfi i t
- #titti'i* ft I1n M
rp »- I o e I% n n r*
i ttwf, tra cto r * ; tru ck * and ‘n il # lh * r
*te»W I fin I n I led o r « » m ay
'hr IOil illicit, placrtl upon, In a n d /o r
uaed in » r » bruit the build Iniea o f
IN iT I I tfO lT (X fU I T , NINTH J t f. ih r H cm ltiolo D riv in g I'a rh , I n r . *»r
D IC IA L r ilt C U I T IN A N D KOH which muy In* u»ril Jby the Hr ml not#
b i : j i i n ( ii>i: c o u n t y ; r u i i t i D A . n>rivlD:*f P a rk , lnc» Jn the rotttluri
Mrs. William Mikkula But They Still
May Kiss Rubies
Opens Studio Here
Legal Notice
U n . William A. Mikkuln, form*
■rtr o f Detroit. Midland »r>-l Man*'
TOI’ KKA, Kit*., (/I*) —■ Kalian*
istee, Mkh. opened the N ldiolb Inw any* candidate* for public
Studio, *pecl«llilng In jmrtrsit office may not give anything of
photograph* in the Mel*ch Huihl- value to Induce voter support,
Jng on Wednesday,
i Attorney Uencral A. II. Mitch.'Special attention ia given tk* .........
............ . _f______
ell, in an unofficial
opinion, ____
ruled_
portrait# o f children and glamour j,,ui |,jK black cigar*, cigarette*,
ahota "of young gkla, according
ricnm ri«|a. nml even match
to Mra. Mlkkola.
8he la alao f„i,|eni.
•apsrienced In commercial photo* i
graphy and aome or her work |*
fiss appeared in motor boating cf |vr,t hi* di,< harga from |he
publication*. and In catalogue* o f ^rmy. 1# not engaged in photoMkhlgan machinery manofnelur* ^ p h t worK. They live at 401
lya.
W o t Twentieth Street in their
.M r. Mlkkola, who ha* ju*t rc* recently complilcd home.
D, R
E
O llA N U K llY
N U.
fo r Ihtfid hobfrr». p la in t iff
1NOI.K DRIVING I'A H K ,
C firp orath itt,
Def* m L i m ,
IN*V a
co lla ctlo n l
Bright Dower print*, gay!y set in a
background ol while or pastel colors.
Some novelty border prints that make
such interesting fashions I Rayon
Jersey and cool sheers. Sires 9 to 41.
Plenty O f Produce
Available To Meet
County Food Needs
Seminole Countv residents will
offset short surmllea o f meat,
wheat, fat* and nils by consuming
nearly 13 fmfl.fino pounds o f th«
want. T here's no standing in line, no waili
IN TJIK C O t'IlT O F T i l l : C O U N T T
Jl tMIIL
H KU IN Ot.tr
i-fillN T V ,
F f-O ltlU A ,
IN FIIOIIATK.
In re: K .t n l« ..f LO T T1K H. IlKAMI.B1". d r n . n e t
TO A t.I. l ‘ IIKl>ITO irH A NO I'K IIKOKH IIA V IN O I'l.A IM H O il l>K*
»IANOH
AOAINHT
HAIO
KH*
TATK:
M A ST K Itrt N ttTICK OK HA 1.1 J
Noth** t» h r f* h y R iven Unit tiiid**r
a ilrrrtf* n f fo r r f lo iiir e
in d Ralr
r n t r f r d by the l|r*nf»rat*ie M. II.
Mrvillh. on e o f th» hide**1 n f th«
N inth J u d icia l i/lrru ft »u and fur
j C o u n t y .
F lorida* *»n the
S id
day o f
1*11, «*n<l
t h e r e a ft e r rn rri’ft w l and am rn d rd
• r*t*r dal* *1 June |*. 1>||, Ill
a c e r t a in rj»u»e w lir fo in J . Thutn.i*
(lu rn tjr, a « Ttu**lre fo r fbimthrtldrrn
fo plaint iff am t Hemfrtnln D riv in g
P a rk , I n r* a corporalH IR . i« d efen d *
an t, I vk-fll r r ll « t p u b lic a tie t (nil
to th e lilulit*"! lib tiler fu r ej*of| at
Ilia fr o n t dour nf the c o u r t Homan
at Hanfnrdf R cpiliitflf f t i s a i r , F lo r
ida. bet w een On
leg a l lit*urn nf
■a ir un Monday* the fir s t d a y o f
MI
No, there's no shortage o f milk. You can drink all
I. r. IKJTLB
Hii.rUI
HLM«
21
Of
l l » 0>
J. THOMAS UUUNKV. no Tru*te«
M. M. Parrish, Director, Federal July* A- I I , ISO., that r e rtain pa r
II n ii s l u g
Administration, an- rel* o f tpvpt and |i#rtnPlt property
nfy» Kin»*
'notinre* the appointment of Mr. e11nar*d In pemIpotr
iH'llllam F. Keehan a* AaalalHnt Id ml m i d il ea i 'r l br d a s f o l l o w s , t o
Director for the Jacksonville FIIA
H t fI n »r*.H%V ffifftB r 'n f IL It.
1 Office, -which ’serve*. the Til north
M licb y lfN . lift It'S}' n f U v r t it * nt.
|Florida counties, including the
(Tnnipn Hecclving Office. Mr. Pur*
iri.h aLate* that due in the lr?Imrndou* tnereaae nf work ami
! re*pon»ibili(y placed upon the
FIIA organisation by the Civilian
P r o d u c t io n Administration In
handling all priority applicatinna
’ jfor* home construction it wai
.necessary to increase the memibers o f his staff and to appoint
en Assistant . Director to enable
the giving of Increased service i.t
the Bfl counties serveil hy tho
Jacksonville Insuring Office.
SU 5
FRIDAY, JUNE
RD, FLORIDA
deliver it to your door. And by drinking m ilk bottled in
our modern plant you 'll get a full measure o f health and
goodness.
Vou nmi .*rh «f yea « r . hereby
o o ll(l* * l am t m i u l r r i l
In
| > rr» n t
nn>
i-latm*
am t
it r m a n d *
w h ic h
yo u . o r c l l h r r r l f o n. m o
b o ,
nk-ulnnt i l i P r - l a t r o f M » T T I K H,
1KAHI.KV.
All the Milk You Want
PHONE 1061 or 2302
ilo r a t e d .
FO R
CLAIM
REGULAR
DELIVERY
G eorg e C Harden, O w ner 4 M gr.
IN T IIH r o I H l T OK T IIK KfMINTT
jr i M l K ,
HKMINOLK
Cr»|?NTT.
K M H in M .
IN l* lt n llA T ^
In r s ; K n tals n f AIJUlfH T. ItlH*
HANH; ilypfNMit).
DESIGNED FOR BETTER LIVING
T o A M s FJtKlMTOrVH A N It I'K ff*
. HONK IIA V IN tI DDAUIH *»lt l»K*
MANDK
AHAINKT
HAII>* KH*'
I TATK'
Vt**| m i4 M i’ li
befrliK
;tr*i|IDrft amt r i'iu lf ft l In lirniMifU
|;*fiy V lalnis nml *|rtuani|j* • w lilrh
\f.ti, nf h i Ih i n f y o u . m a y hnvn
layuln at
tha
r i t i l * ' of* AllfltTKT
fltlKJ|ANK. d y p p u m l, Isln n f val«l
'V iio n ly , I d Ihp r*f»«»n|y jtidift* o f
H em ln ok tNiunly. KlorM ti. at h*a
■>ff Ire*
In
H id
fo u r I
Votl«»* *«f
f'nunty at Hufifniil, Klnrbtrs. wltlitff
ffliiht
Iriid a r ’ rm m lhs frrmi tii»
llmi* n f th«* first |iub||.f*4«f Ion o f
Hit* p u t |r«,
Kuril
I 'i a l m
nr
iftsniRfiil
wbMll bn to h i IHnir anti i Nh II afnl^
If*** (flfim n f rsn hi *»««*«■ itnrl |n»af
o f f If# n4«1r>»» q { I|i # c U lm a h l. «m i
« h n li b o «wrirn to |ty Dm rtslinanJ.
nr n ttu rn cy . am i ■»fit ourli
r la fin fif t] r in a nil n*if s o III ml sh all
In- %si|*|
1. DM 1*1 K ItIHHANK
A * r r r c u in f ml I hr |*a»i W ill *»ml
T r .t a n ir n l n f A lfO I*K T IIIHMAND,
ib r j-io tt l.
«
F lin t fiuM lf n tboi. May 31, 1T*IC
ing food distributor.
"Fresh fruits
will lAlequatrlv
limit nil
NOTHK
and vegetables
supplement tli*
«f **lgw«i be.,1,
now available," said Harvey llaum
j head of _ A & P Food Store*"
( |irtMluce-liuying operations. “ In"cr>-A»ed u»* of rtcrishable nro,l"ee
^will permit shipment of other
ifi-els to those hunger-ridden oslion* now-,, subaj.tipir on dailv
.•I-.,, ntneio,, r*-,-o i nnq i-, t.r,nt
ralorie* »* rflri,|i*re,l w 'lh " t
average of 3,300 calorie, for thi*
country."
P srt of the fresh fruits and
vegetables consumed hy Keminnie
iimidents come* from this coun
ty's 700 farm* and neighboring
!grnr^jd.
i.nrge amounts of perIslinwr* are recaived front other
sections to meet the rounly's year*
round needs. The ilrvelnpmcnt of
more efficient distribution meth
od*, llntim *nid, ha* bolped double
fresh fruit and vegetable con
sumption in the past 25 year*
and nuike* possible a greater «e
lection " f foo,l necessary f o r *
well .rounded diet and a higher
standard of living.
The first hlcyde, invented in
Ift>n, bud no steering device, and
was pushed by the feet.
,
n u t i c b ih i i k i i k i i v
we*
Hili’ pil
In
•
n i t »: n t im
In
t*«i wIm- * ■
■«» t i l
I 'r tl m e l ln A V*ttaa*% Hjtllfofil,
K l»i**lfl. u n 'h r lh « fli*tllb »u «
Ib iw n lP w n r i r u n n *
A
l-iu m lf)."
.and lh *l v* * Irilrfvl !«• i * -n I » t r r*«bl
MK» «i jM iri Mi ant l<t tha* tvrrtiN *if H ip
Fir-t i( ir.iiss N«nt*
Htjitul#* ( f ' h i p l f r
• « t a l |->wn -.f F l n r b l n j w it h t h r
< l. f fc
*if
>bs«
tM rruft
t'ssiiit
*»f
WettlllHth »’ »*HlltV. F b » f b l »
MAVItflN I. I t A l i n l t N
M . M f l l l .\ II
ItAHDILN
INNERSPIUNG SOFA-BEIJS
You'll lovp Iho brnulv and convenience o f this m odel sofa
that adds (o vour livin'; room qroup ns ^ lovely sofa by day
and at a com fortable, room v bed bv nitthl. Choice o f colors
and rnvers . . .
MATCHING CHAIR ......... ................. .............
the feed situation being aa it ia . . . . H ow
ever, you can h* assured that we will do
everything possible to verve you in the
beat way possible. Thank you for both
yottr patronage and patience.
FEED STORE
Phono 358
Second 5t. at Sanford Ave
PERIOD SUITE
A fou r piece period
suite in sm ooth polished
m ahogany
that
will
lend elega n ce to your
bedroom . Suite
con*
■ista o f dou ble bed,
cheat o f draw ers, vanity
and night stand . . .
EASY
TERMS!
1NNERSRRING MATTRESS “W ITH
|i
MATCHING BOX SPRINGS, both for.... '
HOLLYWOOD BEDS COM PLETE
with IN N ERSPR 1NG M ATTRESS.
|<
DOUBLE DECK BEDS _ can be used
aeperately aa twin beda — CO M PLETED
W IT H MATTRESSES ....................
ST EEL COTS (no-aag aprl
PLtrTE W ITH MATTRESa
SUM M ER LOUNGE COTS
i
F O R H E R Soft, cushiony-wedge pUtfdha
plsyshoea with ah slry, up-ln-thegJouds (eeUagt
Sassit, {ssbion-rifbt Oylss in pool, pern a
CI1IFF0R0BE
„
HOLLYWOOD OUTFITS
E*|uipped With Beautyrest Bin Spring and
Simmons White Knight Mattress . . .
W e are bedding specialists— Call ns today
’ for your bedding! needs f
INSTALLED f r e e
HEADBOARDS
ro PAY THE
■1Hru L 1m j
> 2 1 .9 5
.
and u p
Five roomy drawer* t
mirror doom make this
addad attraction to T
hanging
ipaoe
for gar*
�. • i- .
-
•
Ac1®**
/T
T H E
In
U n it y T h e r e
1* S t r e n g t h —
Tartly r In tidy throughh Ttfttttfaj
To Protect the Pear* of the World;
To PTotnotc the P ro e m s of America;
To Produre I’r& iprrily for Ssnf-rd.
^ lu m rh
J ^
.
W E A T H E R
m III i
afUrnoon
and Iliu n d rf'H aw rrv.
<s#
AN
VO LU M E
X X X V II
E s t a b lis h e d
1908
IN D E P E N D E N T
SA N FO RD .
D A IL Y
F L O R ID A ,
N E W S l’A F E K
M O N D AY,
JU N E
24,
1946
NO
A s s o c ia t e d P r e s s l e a s e d W i r e
201
Search Ruins After H itf7! Blast Kills Eight
* Sworn In As
Chief Justice
Former Treasury Sec
retary Is 13th Supromt* Court Head
In History dll j!. S.
«
;; Heavy Rainfall
Sunday Floods
Streets, Farms
W A S H I N G T O N , M u u - -j|
(/Pj— K o r n u 't ' T t v K S t i l y ,V c r e t a r y ' K r o d * M . V in s o n In*-1
c a m e t h e 1 3 th C h i e f J u a t i e e
o f ^ lie
U n it e d , S t a t e s
Su
p r e m e C o u r t t o d a y , a t ait
it n p r e ju u v e c e r e m o n y o n t h e
p o r t i c o o f t h e W h i t e H oused
T h e • 5 6 - y e a r- o ld h V u i m 'h j m i
w a n 'H a n k e d b y m e m b e r s n i • .
- * the Suprem o Court.' «'''nrre- imiat ,
I c m tv i « o l i d j H c m l i v i . o f
4D ow n pour
A t
.r).(>r»
Ry
It.
F.
I lit- f -tit, f
In n
brief
nililii'-
Hi foul
I’li-i.t.
M
*■,
„uth*
uf
nfrhv
— * gin- 'iin tra L In g in uphold- r i
roim .itutiix i, |ln' iithcr |immis|i 1 I A
A N D I M U iM l
to m Jiuiniiiti'r (s|iml ju « ti.. •< u ttic fU k tt 'ituteL Hath
'?
rteh and K w >
were w h ite i ft* bnrflr flttefd Oy’
by a
it MiMifit--te m i
l»y
t h i e f J u d in *
I *
in ‘in -sttiri tm ppiT i iiipi
l«awri*t)rft n ru iier, *if tin* 1 *nil • t
S t l t M * C ourt of Appeal
f *•» tl-'
D istrict u f 5 (.-Mliimlitti, Vin®
in o rly MtirviNl tm. if.u um t.
A oinrlu*fm«* pinyri usi- nffrs
m
™
V induct in lb*:
H u n m n V Court bench. lit* *•
losing him from the cnhiueL
«pk
•
§ jrw
f-ii
*
*|
Daniel (>. Senkarik
C P & Dlsthaffccd By
-United States Navy
A veteran of
yenre urn duty
n board A d m iral
aft
”
^
Iru n s fc rrrd
transferred
to
shore
snore
d u ly
He is (he sou of Sir. sml Mrs.
John Senkarik.
Rolls Returns From
Northern Buying Trip
it tthditkHtyr ‘ Olds h rtii
1
I
phliijrlllij tlllii lit ® itly uBili -
'r a \ d a
JL
N ever
V1 . !
, l
*
S a y s B lu n iK
(J iv e
A to m ic
U p
Thai
Its
C u n lr o l
S o v ie t
\ r iu
P ow er
P n ig r a m
I 'n i o n
In
W ill
A ny
P roposed
• t »\> 1J,|IH* if h, ■I*
NLRB Probe Oi
Labour Practices
Opens In St. Pete
1 1 1 1 a jlMBlBliiiiiiiiii l 11
.I s S r s J ; "•««*.US S.
W h itn e r
Seiimndi*
i " mu \
'I hr
liv ilii* '.*
*mm* little* dune 33, nt Ini* ,i;i»v
*»f the luirruiin.* when S hii in lit*
uf rain fell*
M e un
ding «»I I arm 4 mid -ifH* I he ra in fa ll in Knnfai I >edei
Tim I 'Olilrllllni
d ia l
-n llttfl bill
'be'
f
f
-
:
.
lii * andifii
..
i
' <TMlr a
PMH‘
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......... , j... , *,t uir.llii
*
M
-.
Ij t uigo ’A u
I p|nrt Hm} I i - ’ ■■••
I c+ <«• Wji- i|llMt* a hi
t ' •” *■»
m I’.iglith Straot pod Tottm \
b»n«
I
u ir. uiol on Fi rfit h \vrmj ■ nil {
I i» ill id \ V*®i i (i *• I h*t%%ft*H | filth .■ I
^ )i 11 let* ;1 1* Stri'ot ni
San * 1 t
1*41
I la*
giving
I enlittl
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id
t h» i
In
fill
ifi'-
Ini - 4»w i add *
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I t 41111*.| t fil l *
li f
fiH i-m , f»i*
i m u (aChulls
b> an .it lat h mi ,* gttitip uf left-
a l l I itini Shunghai wfm nrrifpil
in
Nanking fa tly
Thp
ginuu vvhitd* . sill*'.* i-x-ijf a |ii">
44*11
ifidegatiun
va-. *»t -*|h*ii
limb a*
Hi*
fiiiD v.ii
Dll
-4 vvicl.v l®*®tilcii. I lu * uo
litiim r
lh*;IH|* ® ww . *‘ l
K ID'liH
> *
Unitt* f).l ■hi* ut ml • ra h
ItH H im h ■* t t * l n
H p* lu m c v o t,
i.
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:
t t h a i liin
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working will,
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ni4*u '*%l(4l «(•
set .!«•* «.. 1
hi >
ii i 1 il 1
iln V
K r Spi In
itllfTf' **■ {s -■
r ,1 III
n l'v
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t
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VORK
• r r tFI * i F|H)» led
l-l Nat inntJlHU dkBIII tlH I
.Il
4
, nufii !ier
r*•« tin t v Council l»a> iu in ed down
t , 't*
wl.ili
146 #
n I'ld U h projinisiiii f**i aft imniiHl*
(|
i '.<■
i hi- m l
lu ll' and eom plelr Im-ak. W illi
mi a l - nt
lie
Fra n c oi» fin,lilt*
S|txln. TinI hi® mum-il
luuitcn \un*4i
Vutnl
f ir „ „ , naj. „ „
I Ulta nftfrnm m P ifa in it 111*?
Visitors w e
Introduced b)
F le lrltrr Bulls in Malenl rn DaVru* renewed I'ullsh demand fur art Inn
imrt of (Mini'll') n " I F le d (iaiifii: against lh« Final'll regime.
||, F. <}»ms,' i l e i ntasi Murets ntnl * If was la s t A |uil-Um t I’olsnd
c
(* iilin f „ r Sanf rd
Uv*.
{ H rat c a llc t for action against
B l ili f i>f Sanf rd
ll*'
[ { r,t
j " r a5{,ton
Mark'
'
— (h i .{'»«•*«''»•-**.•*•*r,
------t flarpcnter
I'p n rtn —
l mi
A t . J*•--*
h*1
u '.C'
i i wei
“« *•- *?v
are
i-vi-liisii i-i1. i
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t
i
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lii.it dn*
tlu'ii hidil
•■hi i
.irraii.
n*d m*»|«t*d
t
irlkiiriuiah
tintih <*hina
11 «»* -1’
1, .pil
tu poaru.
Mrs. (). (i. Wolcott
Former FBI Man Sales Of Crude Pine Gum To Be
Died Saturday A t
Added To Staff Opened Tuesday At Marianna Mart Home In Oviedo
Of Forest Service
ThUri.mil Mii.M i >•"
»«• C id i.l Mini*
\ " " U -v
r ,l. hen,.. ............ ..
ll .llll'l i llirgfr.
A ii»i-ii :ih
biivi® v i lnl*M
. i *i
|a>
h«i*f» hand* *»f| i Im iaN m lrviiaI
affairs
Man
i
that ih (hr
I *i*g11ill t r g tln-s
in IMII •'■»
did
•Oil Ml,,. ,
• I
■ I S i .Or s lilt**
>
i
",.i
\i
that
Dim I'o - i'f mH if
I I no* ni*
I..,
1 i,r hi* ifiitit*
tiiltt the
l«ng had agiri •! i
i lie I m u *
* O il W j|t
pi•11 ....
mum ® . hi® * i.
, tiritomi®
i 1:»^
'Ifjin* * i M- i k' . .. ,,, 1 IUI|V I*
*i!t 1 |ipn 1411iri i fit*tv I
....... r,',u’ ,h''
' '"* * *
m ad-*
( MlV I®I IIl||l*lit
,i
III**
Hu*
H im *
I
.1
..ilwr (Special) — In n nteppeil op move
nu>nI In forest fire ptevenliim nn<l
Tfit* t'oilllHttnht UrW*poper ll*'I j Colt tm l 111 the stale, I he Inw; elistaff of I !*• FI " "in
pf i*L = fui Ihe lUis-i.iu "in iite i .forcement
i-Mit -ojI m i n iiiin i t- tio- Srcui” {Forest service bus added .1. I*,
i t , fniOH it
I*v Soviet lli-ll'gn'c iSchafK an invesligator. Stole I’or\ m i| i e i I troTiiv!,,. i -i . nl t t i n l l rester
II Coult.e, tinnoum id lo
I" ii- -•Siifl
l'*At h|k I|»#®«
woli
llltk t*
|#i|f I" d a y
i ' Ii* *1 full ,)i1*-r r ip i41»ti- nil I ihp^ St litu k, former
"( Hn>
tpx! «if the S vti't ih - p<#■nt |iiri II a jw ,
frnm thp K M I n-*
tbii it*’
\ mm * ut pirn
I'*1' *®P iptH'lttl iigi'iit tti firt‘r®pt thr pi*Ai*
Ini ! h-'*m p‘ili|, w11*■.f f iHv Mm h*i«i for)
lb* jimu-tl ihe F. It I m
1 lu
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l I
I t 'l l •l»r| illsftl
a A fill I f f ! p i m l
flN 'Illlli' :4*i
British Security
Police llolciinjr
Karl Browder
M«
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If
I
1
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1 | Vit I ■
, f a i l Hr vitei
tip 11i iln miiHiimii it * h\
th r i In Aaif M IltlMH ill k I sllil I ut tip®
ni
r .iln u n i, to WtMihlitgtun, H
t , n ffirr, bitri
p p
\ iHi’f li • 1 4-1h m)mg •»< ( fiiuti ipuly brrumm if p»*mor Im gi i prim nita- i rillllH
D I®*.'
,*• t»m
U iin b b«r ly»»t Then in IP 2.1 hr wjiw appmnt
lig h ti » i ih
i tii 0 \ JV l l 4’ ».+o,I ho
ta ilrfm ile |wfto.l
11it® .i * 1ti*le 1t*tI a wlire I nI n ifrii I atiil w *i k v il it i III il »
i plaot^ I h i lottui I (#4♦
w■
j1B)M,
pUo ||*koI
a j t . c l w hy
liy liothr tI tiiril ,S.:tIi®»|Wftahingliiti( D. ( ., I^tuiinvIM**, K >„
, ,|'iy
jik k 't l
op
, vv.,ntr to
tl> n>ntiii(ir
CUllHllUC t«»
to p m h I iicc *twl I'htlatlrlphm , I^a.
.r ia V i wa
w a.’ "annotinrr.1 ut night ...i iliic e l o nlers f"- i" I lie
'amt stun- nlonilr hombs, if |ir*»r | His salary
was announrni ui I t g ,,
l b. ....
me illfie.........
i- u......
lte i
hiilla tion of the weapons l« lo Ui .fd.tlOO per year, and his head n n ir a l in Kuglatiil fim u M o c n iv ,
'I
lilt
Jh: i**
\
tu l ■v l t i l — I'l
111'-
F ln r lllll
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p in e
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« . , <t M in in g at
A yw lilii
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VIH! Pi 'i t
1 *1' i 1
M m ki t v
n » th u i*
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t h«» •Mpci .ii#-,, i.v
ft.,
"
te2“.uS?. r a s s f s
i,l ih,- B cv . I L
ir. iM lriiis in t,
t-leui-W Iggiug-s
!«■ si O vie d u i
*
<i|h*im ‘ I rne»diiy.** *»»•! W illia m
\|,
1. \\
.|- -hi »-i t »*r 4«f t lo* 1*1#u i*hi I-, , •
U. S. Geological Men
To Attend Meeting:
!>">• -
*»
Pu in s'i- M rtikel, is t" my muni ||
| ,,,)
utio.l oiiMiln fu lly illu strated '
i m idoli g4® ®*i
ii!-
b n - p i la U ,
In
C.
0.
I hi i^t S l :« r- >.
... ,-fficis nurse
(m t num !ni -'I 1'. I' , Il ls Will■ i A i u tin. ml •* ,n .n it vi nit' in ber o f
t h r M ilh m lts
t b iiivb of Oviedo,
l» i «••••! hi vii lfan® w ork.
in.. I
She i’s >iuvi\ei| by her husUslnirne
\
W o lro tt, unr.
Min, I L i i r v A, WHIcoit, and iupvtsf*
:,|
and m*phcfr«*
*
' * "
%*Xi x u s : bi,j» K»-VtUy.K,. w?.i * * , « .w
»•
X
Mi
li tif *.f ( 'i n !*■ f u i In* punt 33
.«*.»»
t ■
t ai i« i i.ix.ia’ Saturday
night .it ' .o h «Im k fidluwing u
hiii-f itliieiti.
Funi*n 11 service*® fur Mnu Wot*
1-44(1 will l*«* lml»i Tin*!i4 jiy after*
•I A< KSON\ I I.L h , June 2-4— TIN houh ,#i «*(hi nVIm k a! the Oviedo
•I h. widrpprriul iuti®rr®»i and M« thi*di«t I'hnr* h uitb the R«V.
Wilson Declares Widespread Interests And
Activities ()f Florida Markets Are Well
Illustrated By North Florida Market
Fletcher R. Boll* of the Sanford
luill'll Op ‘)1 ptndlrv sliul ‘'g L “ ,
Paint and Class Company, ii.*tumcm ill 111■ 11■
|Ki" s. mill ot hr, i e m i to u
ed Frid ay by plnne from a buying
i In r e d
ih
i hut
f in i', «d d
(trip
,In to
t „ tllll.k
iirtf New
V an ' Vntlmill
Plltsburg.
Yo rk awl
f a r m i n g m t I ib ii o f m ir t h I'lon»ln
Boston, where he- la id shortages
Fu r seme time btuebem ea base
of paint anil tflasa are greater
.... i,;.„.it..,i
„n the
n rr ia
la n
mraa
been
hiimlled mi
the M
Hn
then duping the past seium l
in u ih rl. It may l»> recalled tl.ut
j outbw .vf
guai teis will be
year*, H r left Mnmlny by plane
'
.................• .
.
AAT
1,1
. . . where h.- l w . * W im six weeks.' floridiana have dime it lot of
ftmn Orlamlu for his trip
; ‘‘Dnesii’t
W aihingl n
under-i llt( is an' addition to the staff
V'j,i,
lie ||t„iVe rl’ui'ieenng in the dmnrr.tle culti"T here seems to be lot* o f talk
, Hand.” asked Fra vd.i, "th at ihe headed hy John B.' Muntgomery nf { ,ff
rsplaine.l- lu ll
llmwile* valiou of hluebeHe* and in i
nbout the shortage of building work
f
aiBtbut
o tother
^ h r mcmltera
me X r i ^wiinl
. S •su,in
" * vthe" ' noise
* r ' "rsisish
t i ,ni,ed
* t,*“
iiv* d*»,»
r,r ,,t
,,,f K
, ,|,K. 1
. . , 00111. . inthem
materials.” he declared but they mil tee,
■c.n f t . A . I.cffler cdlled
at- prnpi'sal,
state® " iover the F‘rire
Lontlul
Hranrli
under
.. . .
,
|„, r1i t„ l,^^. growing
t i-est B,..
in
don’t seem to lake Into consider tent ion 10 uie jim m y p u s w i i
-— -- —
............. •— m e lo u n e m m u g ie * (. nr ninmic u w e n H. I mug ins*.
lln sondav iiim uute
but Hits n r liv llv
ation that it takes paint and gta*s
i T ' , 1;
.V '^ U iu b i^ L J I u ™
Th, ^ m l . l t S i
,, f ‘ l f , r r
A graduate of Bartow High Jj^re « « , no seal ,m ihr plan! . !m vesting un.Tmarketing o f the
to compete any building. The reminded
|(otanari« of th# U.am,
,,,,,,2
!!
Li nuoH.cr « rltklam. 1‘ravda; School, Schuclc also attended the f „ r ...... Then he * »* t» lenv.i uil.i hluelicrrie, and hln klarrle*
government__ doe*
seem to ber Of Omimeir.. meetlnn lo- M im np w *h ^ a ® m|P ^ ' ,* r|^ , roritpUlne.l that thr produclloi Jfiartda Bouthert College at Lake- lul|*y. |,m the flight apparently .which prmluce a® abundantly ...
________________
„ , , tnot
» t seei
Judrrnw
ft’nller Htiynrs j solution
. ‘us loko this under conslueratlon when j .........
.. night,
ton that would have tumM nf Blom|,
m the United land. University of Florida, and was vanr.-lied. Ho. unlit In- -nr, this state.
olrirk l. the
problem awwr
irrer m
they malta their allolment* nt „ „ , [ u tetu.r from 8 KcminrK
me pnimem
m .w
a r,...
wn
ftl!j. ...................
i() „ <lVam. (}
to ilist
t,cm
ml St ,
.............
. .......
Washlngim.
UnlversllV. K, i a reservation, lie is Iwlng
- Tlt0 arrangements for ham nils and plgmsnU to the fartot- (oir,tv.-ey on the . recent B o ta rf {Assembly of The; I m int Nalmns>
.j
tl!l ,
,, ,in la n d thaj
sides m, .In- MariIc....................... .
Convention.
, But B u m U kllle.1 the rompniml.e |
M|l|tl.s
prm|uc( io£ Washington. D C . He Is In.rrleil tlge.1 in .he gray brick b . r - X / L - a m
and. has or»j child.
I r? c*k " L ti M* ^ " ,,r' ! y ^V'l ' d ^ anha Htate Farmcra’ Market it in
Mr. noil* stated that-about the
by n Veto.
I were liutse.1 to what it ijestribed u^------- .—
---------(the llra lhruw A l l l " " 1' The police ,,— ^i,h .u. similar ot’Crntl"li full____
only Ahing he fo u a d . tha t cmil j lx:
ns iirivitle "tnattopoly firm*, such NI6IIT BLOOMINt; CHRhtiS m m peeing In it that nobody j , .
^omo tln,0 („ run neebought In a n r q u a n tity was In the
as K , 1. Du Font De N’emours.’'
... . . ,
. ------- IHimes near him for any purpose Uon wjth t)ic |>aitc City Market.*
entertainment
f ie lj
and
that
SI'O H T H M K N TO M H KT
Night blooming ccrcus blossoms whali-vri.
oll the l.ako City Market
AH lit all, the Uusslan Coni*
_ j> evrfjrbody who b t n v illn ^ l i try*
munlst newspa|ier left no doubt have attracted considerable a t-.
a|rp0rt nffleisl has told rr|ca>0 gnvrnl th6u*ard dollars
ing l.n t r a « l b y plan# I f he can
The arnunl nireliug of the about it* dislike for the {Israeli Uxttion
4b<» boiTtPs o f Mr* *ni* npwsim’ii hi* doutitrt I bit Dh*v #II ; wt.c^]«nrotlucfn of ftmull loti
„ get on. However, the trains and
Seminole Sportsmen’s Association
Browder
cnleir
bl? o( Jiint*
]n,,r „gum
Three members of the United w ill I * beld a t U'.OU nVnck Thurs American plan for the control Mr*. Raymond Sehasl nf east evr()
__ In that section. The
busses are J u it aa eroW ed, and
Sanford where M hi os so mi were p(atM.,
of itlomlc eoeigy.
known proiluccru In 4h« M w Unrm
all the hotels In the Eaat a re so Stab’s Oeolognal Survey w ill b* day night at the Communlly
counted
ni* htfir, *£,
i The Am eriran Kmliassy says it area are Icing contacted, and oil
Herman
Cuntar, House, according l» an nunounc**
rrowdad; that they are aleeplng present with
S U te geologist a t a meeting foe ment this morning by Porter l i
f?AA€n« ° { * / * '
cnryu ’V
« ha,« I ^ 11 « W * * d
Bro w d ft tvince Intlicution*
that » »ub‘ sW m people In the hall*.
fr.
I(V0 D Park Avtnur, whero
M iransjt v iM authorizing atantUI voluma w ill Us handled
dlacusaton of w ater conaeryatlon Lansing. M r. lansbm ndiled that
P U R C E L L H F .S IG N B
have
lawn
about
96
blooms,
ami
||hl)
alop
t„
Knglnnd
hi* hope and hclleve that It w ill prove
and atabillxatlon to be held Tues the elcetlpn of efficers fo r the
5M M
|»ime from Museow,
through t hi ■ weekly
day evening at 8 :00-o'clock at the forthcoming year will lx* held
W A S IlfN G T C N . June 2 i , W-)- at the home o f Mr. and Mr*. J . C. H
Ellsw
orth
on
Beardall
Avenue
a worthwhile feature of the ManPhiladelphia. Jon# 8 4 - ^ A —An Community House, It wa* an- am i he urged all ttiemlw-r* and Preshlent Truman twlay accented
where
2
blossom*
were
seen
re
which
anna Market's program, whim
*
by Edward H l t jf W , those Interested in sports to the resignation nf Ganson Fui- . Army Jet-propelled P-9 fighter
Is being developed steadily and
Seminole -County attend.
rell as. chairman of the Securi cently In one night.
.
)od e« flew from Wilmington. Del.,
JA C K S O N IH D IH C llA IIG E I)
consistently by Manager f t . M.
ties and Kxrbange Commission.
to Philadelphia. In three minutes Chamber of Commerce, who ar*
The resignation will tie effective
the meeting.
•ltd tan aecond*— A diaUnce of
U n c o U. Jackson, BM 2 /c,
i ScJ l ),9r *' , i
>M n iisn of
R E T U R N S TO G U A M
___ Visitors w ill be D r. I t 0 .
M O T O R Ifrra B ID B A G A IN 4 nn June 30. Purcell's resignation
.to miles. The plan* awiraged
Enterprise, has been honorably |
Interest IIn t c
P* .
. .
comes
several
days
after
th*
ap-j
C
O
L
U
M
B
IA
.
S,
(/P)—
This
Is
fernon.
B
.
T
.
Stringer
and
I
t
about 690 rallei an hpur. F ln t
discharged
from
the . United our atote ro* rlf ^ Kiorjd« . . r r .
polntment
of
Fdniond
Hanrahan
the
....
safest
..................
town
m
the
.
...............
nation
In
-------------------------------S
2/c
W
.
L
Shoemaker.
317
H.
Cooper.
A
ll
P«r*oi
11 »-*
Leo-iard B. Constant .of
States N avy, according to in- JjJ»Ma ami
!? [ „ „ * ’ r * iv .
Mata, waa at th* eon n the*# stibjotts of w a U r eon- which to have a car stolen. Co- o f New York* for Purcell’* 6n- P a rk Avenue, recently retunted formation received today from j , **1*tl
communicali0" ®
_
Guam after a tour uf the th* N aval Personnel .^paraUati «d to my office, firem K * a « w l «
rob p arttad n rif relsted a* they Jumbla had the highest recovery expired term as a commission.
r East with . Task Fore# 77
nio
m iin
s im .iii.— —
,r „ . -- .-. . . --are to
Improvement
of* th# Hi. rate, 90 percent, of stolen n"te- member. The Hanrahan nomlna*
»■
R U im E H STRIKE BFC.IN H
Johpa R iver, are invited to attnd; mohlles to,Urn natbm during 1046. lion went to the Senate early of the Seventh Fle e t The port*
"lolice records ihowed. The na* Ihi* month under what the W hit*
ted
included: Hong Kong,
port who recently xpent some
time In Flo rid * visiting several
Jon a I recovery . average shown House m in i a “ misapprehension.* Shanghai,’ and Tslngtao. (,’hlna.
MRS. CARNEGIE DIBS
tJ<3_TO ___ „ _ Canada. June f b
C O N S U L M A R R IE D
It Ihett was disrovernl that l’urr and Tokyo, Japan, Task Pore#
of our market* spoke highly of
J w n s 36 percent.
W i — ’ A alrika besran tod-x si
cell had not resigned and no 77 ’ la scheduled t« make o trip,
our tm-thod of aupply sales cen
| ■
■ ■ nl*n<«
_____ ■I" ■t*--■ T—
■ ' - • ifE W YfjRK J u n i ' W t l f F thr*"
ni|>b">
JA C K S O N V IL L E , June 24. id*) ter* for Florida product*. This
Mnnufactura nf gasoline fto.n 8 .E.C. Vacancy existed. The White to Manila to participate in th*
are« ami two at Kitchener, Mr*. Andrew Canteglc died %v
- United Consul in Antwerp — haa been the aystcra’a goal, aa
. T he strike w * '
h . day at her Fifth Avenue manaton natural gas will he tried out on House said Furcell had Indicated telabration of Philippine inde
Mrs. ^C-arntnle • 1« T » scale ln > new Texas plant orally that , he wanted to resign. pendence on Ju ly 4. Another tour Edward Anderson of Jacksonville phased year* ago by Commlsloner
Red Rubber W o rk er»
i-nf.i
steej maker t& i t o b« r t t f l i j i ** a c " ' t ( , f f 14 ' The Hanrahan nomination later, of th# Orient will h# ramie hy — has been unarrled tu Irm a Do of Agriculture Nathan Mayo, who
tk of Antwerp.
*
Conlnck
u ssitsw s u * r * * « at*
wa* withdrawn.
the U sk force In midsummer.
LA **
fi
ilie
J niil
lOal*. and al thi* t r t il«al H ot id.»
h. * p4*r •list*li | S till loti, o IP* h i * If*1*
**f rain IIH a Iiim lr x l,
\!t» piitticutai tluiii^go t »»
Is« •> br#*H l i*p*k| h’tt -?*s t *•. 11s i ■
li'nl
Il'HUltll *l**J»I-HO*|I‘"H tn
** .1 $daiitmg of * *-l« * n «*»**t
^
las.
HlU Vi*t *l.»l Ail
W*it v* vi a *he*I ■«»•to »...* ^ n11 * *
Ihe ilou illi un
y-t
Al it in I in1f*1 **t Do t*, in*' I ir titg- . t h«*
lu ll f a t f iin
iin fo ltirr iitv rtf tt
crucial stag#*
tin y total tin I f»,t!it l null r . ucr« i «1
mg (n It K, Whittier, it ninth01 -
l*
i lim ;i
mi
b y Hu- in i imiiiist-1 . and il
rumok m a fimi* tthrit tifiu til
»ht
and reported to Kuiis«» University “J1** ''.
for mld*h1pman tininlng. In fh"
UII I'M
allH to
Ml ' ™
. ,
near future the veteran
plan*
continue his studies at Knufca*
under the (il Hill of ftighlx.
in c h e s
*‘i>sltut. outlining Tlutitiua D* -1*
Vlf’lbuiN il|«*
A v p ii i» #♦, l»rt*i-«* •
i i f,i I®,ltd M*iiiP siigmf* I tfIrnfiitli uvttl Tw«®ntit*fft
Kiji ii-- ad il \v«i|f, liJrtxlvi tl
t •ll**dlft’.|bh‘
L!.j I, I It Oil itiibil
14*11 * - li*f*1 o tlifi o i rtlh l-Ii*e- fill the - Utlt.'l li ihtifujor :i ltd 1lt*htft*ttillg HI* *‘»U *
ii . 1ii‘ |., 11 -i ii . ^ i ;; Lpr Vt? »j
,»
r
Ilk
Ul uvda Hid blllMl
IM liilf
A thlv'ii-.
patiinl tb*- mitt,
n l Mu* Soviot I 110*11 'HI*Vi11
v
»|* f
H a m f nil m San fowl ni r<* the
I1j im.rr-it
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.ill
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1.
411' li
Vi
p-'VU*t
f ttfrf uf slum® ha
!u| alb'll 1 ^ '«l
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iU.. .li, . i-Ot-.f sil ' H-.-l
Bill z+ui ■’-Vt
TttiV®Li 'tn fh t* . iH 'ftih iiu t<» M» W h n u n
Will ti 11 r
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ia 4*111** Jn c b u i n li“>h.‘ ih *
Wm>
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I **f ihf* abidi nufiiiiil of f7Ah irrclva#
i
31.J wi". il .-4(1
f | 5 ? i
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in 'a
lit tt
fhiib-o.t
- iriv ic g tiirtiji fill I hr fu s t lh»»® AFi'fc uf th r tioitu h tmvi* h ffn
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it .Ih* •If
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Him inti ««*. ■ |
t
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'tftvO"- lu p in I tic* iMifiiial
a n i/ f
I. ........... „ t*y i* P ljn le d i nue
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■ Ia **'**! Pm v!
nh 1 ilt .ii**'® and hav*
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l‘T
.in>n «.i M i»ut*. I about Vh i|fgii»r». in®
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( , ( , K I M I ON A S P O L IC I iiutpert a box ut ciiilla^ buitul <»n lorithg-indepcuili>
u
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m
o
m
n
linn Mr. H uli **•1 pi lo lt m i t u •»
fitr-i-.. al
t»» ll i- J u n e , l hi* tIt**rmuiilotc*
• 1 •* jih P, vih i.il had
ItfPti iitirurllirtl h«*ur Van Nu\- CMlI!
F n i i ll
M. |t„ rtl*
ly
owned
p-ranIi■
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■
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n.iiiui
ih t f **f :bvm.
All A|noroj»ii i*
-m it it
t'o iin ril. ! lo H U ilogii-rs Thta * ) n i' *b«®»* ,Hit* *ttilltf front Iplt*. 4’J v f iillh y i;m*nh«*uxc i>|a*nildt O ff liv H m i
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ew
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1-1i*:i! t-fiJlidi fit
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|H«ittt
ii l i i W iiut brr»* s«» titill l) •\.t% - ».
I’aul S , ' - 1 v,
ii ® c ii li lr w i l to ^ItUttgllhK hrp m D n u tU a i I UP* vhliuiK * ijlia ltri alang
A
comp Ini M
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t>v
,
I KhoidTis
the I n k
ii>
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N .I..R .II. on India If of Urn |.k*.t | Ik tru m
PM 'p'^ul w iu thi.l mi Ih<? tOnotji*- iifi lim in g la t Jute* AhcUiii I heir &yri. I tic hill il. J l , nhunki buy a cat
nl -o intnut irp l n' die lunehenu. rhn|»U?r
of
iht*
IniCniali »n,il ! *^alKm
HtVo a \vli* right
M i. W - 'f i . i i i . ' u l
fonllutd Typographical Dutmi swvuo*^ i • lit, ilie til "ini>' rout r t l p it n ef* Ii
fan* to In* i*.do ■ i ■t nnt etp erl
ii- fi..' vi’iii 11 :h U o| iln* ('lilted
I „,ytil, tiew.'puper, uh 11 I he fit it* l tiisf m i
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III:.
I-t |l |llg 'it |
---- -1Uflll
A t m r*
ii...
, ,r|iUO ®l **I hOr lilt* »11ik •*
intflrating
Mi*
v
' . -s . •s e n - ' l y
T A L I. A H A S H F K ,
J . ............. ..
.i
»*■-I.-#- |t 'd e.tnft-v .
gunboat Vixen, It 1-e Daniel Senknrik, aJ, 1M W est Second Street,
w a». released from -the Navy. * t
tin* Jackeunville
IVjRtounel
the
Jacksonville Naval IViraonnci
Separation Center laxl Thursday,
Se n k arik entrred die N avy in
November.
1941, just
u few
months after graduating frryn
Seminole High School, lie wctu
aboard tb j Vixen for duty with
Adm iral Ingenmll, luimiuindet of
the Atlantic Fleet, the following
Ju ly .
In Septemlier, 19-11, Si-nliarik w,|h
W
M
w as
ft
m ote than two
in the A tla n tic
Ingemoll*# fla r
II t n 'i iu tn i m rijt a t the coffer Miop
v in n MioitUi. I in lb •* Has * iu t to
p i ’ id b - n tt kdt-U tihl 4t m ju m l
h i*
t»* : in** f Item * In tern iltoiial*
«: fittnh rubhlf fa U m ltij i» «*%
' - l.ctlOli*.- IliLitt .si J*u be * I
Raymond Wolf !s Communist Newspaper Denounces
Main Speaker Al
Baruch s Atomic Control Flan
Rotary Luncheon
«®«I by tilt* ^PtiUt* Cbiiplmr
!*■
K r n le r k k Hrtiwn H u m *'.
I *i.*
rervntotileh
-* r h fin* rra
felt |)f I ftp Hint S|»ii »i;l* I ili<
n cr.M
D liriliK Ids bri.-f M-“ b I'M- 1
ile ill Trum an m«i h* «-*•
to the rvccnl attack by SupreiM.
C o u rt J tut let' U nbelt Jtit-kr*»ti ..
F.
v . o r
h ii colleftfufe, J u i t i r e Hug • Hl.r
(lift :s K
H e unit I, however, that hi* had
Ial*orc«I long and fa ith fu lly
>
>
\on T o 1
m aking h U e le c tio n . H»- only
n g r e t , Mr* T ru m an wiitl* wa
that by ekraliitu
N A N K IN 'C . .him* 2 ►. (A-)
— The (iiim s i* ('n m m u iiU t
leiiib'i Mmi T m ‘ Tuttg tmlnv,
isMh'd a s i;ili‘tn i;n i-shmijfly
r fitTrul u f t
l
i
o
presi*lir'’ of Am t’iii : i i i Iruops in
riilliii. l! I- the -UulljfOBt
n i l ip i-o11 --I
Vm i'iiean- at’-
I m l I lie if
h e a v ie s t
r a n d ' -It >t
I r n l d j ’ -n ic e th e h ea t i
|M\*u|atu*
id !n»t year which tviww* oh ih**
T iu iim n ex p irrsed . h i . I ilvii,-.• il,.
te-pret fo r the i-uprcim. ' .u>
w ill lx 1 enhanced l>y V m
leadership, i The
mid
Dig I p Hotly After Con fess ion
R ep ort
ed
net, and tliuu iimW uf * [ " -tm n:
crowded III*- W li it*« I. ii >
,
Is
Red
OTficial
Says
U. S. Is (Jiving Aid
Exclusively To Cen
tral
(Jovernment.
M II IS
H IM M IIT
Si-in in iilr Count v Post No. "t*
re
«■*''«• V*-ts*ra„- of N iri’ign
n n WW ian
»iH
'• 8 .0U o’clock
'at
{“ lbe*
h” 1I cgioii Iln !. A regular
‘■ "'"‘" l?
» » « '•*
^
^
|<t lUp|„|
-------__
*
VeteranH Service
•
Anv veteran in need of serv
ice (free of charge) in any of
the fotlowimr categories is t*ijucsteil to v l.it the offlen of ;
the responsible agrnflcs listed
below t
Coordinator — E- B . Carter,
Atlantic National Bank Build- •
lag.
Employment — U. B.
sloyment Service, 112 North
l’srk Avenue.
J,
Vocational Training andJldU'
cation — T. W . Lawton,
House.
. s’
A
Beer — Contact through
F. Boyle, C’nunty Rmtlc#
•i
fleer. Takach Building.
Horn* Bervice Assistance tt»
Servicemen, ex-Srrvleeqien andM their Dependents — American
L :
Red Cross, Lnkcfrottl Bo
van).
*
Veterans Administration
Martin M. Itudich,
S h eriffs
Office every Tuesday.*.
■
�,4*d
V
TH E SA N FO R D H ERALD , SAN FO RD , FLO RID A
^ ! ®
F —
T --V
Ex-kings niicl cx-prime ministers may decline in prestiice, ‘but the United States respects its only ex-Prcsluent.
I. .. r . n l rl«.* m.flrr So Americans listened when Herbert Hoover in Rio De
Ittio. nl Ihr r.~l m il.* Janeiro the other day said "th e Communist party in every
r i« « r l4.* . . I n
I* * l i *
country is trying to ham per. the .world's efforts to provide
• I ( l . r r h H, l * » f .
food for The hungry."
■i i i i . i . a m i i.. i >i : a s
Attacked by the Communist press on his arrival in
IXII.r
1,11111111% 111!**
Brazil on the ground that he.came to lake food from the
ItH .ln ... M .m i i f
peoplo, Mr. Hoover replied by ili'Kiny Moscow to establish
ni ii.i n iiT iu e m i K *
a new party line in the press of the world, sayniK that in
f a r . I I I . la 14* M i
a . » Brazil, as In the other -TT countries visited on his food
l l r .i* jfi, « » » * .T.%
||»* Sleet*
3.2,% ti\ission, he was impressed with the "unity o f Communist
n>r*« Waal*.
I .Ml
*1,. Maaik.
II mi press opposition.”
Year
He added that now, ns after W orld W ar I when he
rartf* a»t
A ll
a k lta .M
a a llr a a
r*aa».llaaa » h4 ■tetlfrra •I organized South Russian famine relief at the Soviets' re
. ■ x T r i i j k M . a U I . . . Ik * kk.iM.x- . «
■ (U .lkB tk k .U . M i l l k r * k ai i , r . l la * quest, "millions of Communists have received tlieir full
M t .K k l.r m ll.llt .ln l
share and indeed were saved from starvation."
The
Jelaa* h e w
Jtn fw jn t"? Brazilians, in* said, contrary to the Communists, are eager
r t v . a . l a * - r r p r e . e i u . Tfce H » * a ia
la t h e a a ll a a a l l i . m a t .................. .. piicl able to furnish rice, btjans and corn,
O l l l * * * a i r a i a l a i a l a .4 la I k . Ia l « The job o f .gathering food for-fam ine areas o f the
M ilk
r*l . 111,a la I fc. . . a a l l l■at......
,
[earth
mu si go on; and will, whatever Communists or any
, . 44 « i . . r i * r .
p i i k e l M l k .*
1 ■ '«■< % r n l a r k
other opponents say. ' By making this perfectly clear,
Tk. II.ml. '* m„mrr hr'. “/..all-L'h1* United States and tithe)* cooperatinjrwiiations will
A.a*.lal.k I'r*
»•>«'» ♦■inwa'Vn "k,r,rw..*i»i"r!- demonstrate to Russia and to all nations that UienKi*
aakll.alloa af all a...a SUkalrk.. such a thing as world brotherhood.
I'erhAps, after a
I.
II
»»
M«(>.»wla»
while, the Soviets will realize that it is belter to he part
,* * 411.4 la 1* 1.
k’ * ..
**4
Ik* l » * » l * .« • Nkkllafc*# k * ,» lk - of such u union than nut o f it.
kit- H e k l a la . * k k l l 0 *<xla« k l •***41 4 l , » a l r . - . k * r * la k * * . « U a **-»
t
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Nostalgic Sound
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa.—
[ Dir COunf\VVhIfn*yJThreat j • Y H otthjAri! Pvti’J tlmllollon ' -—The kindness tfic Ift tic French
vllluge of Auxnnnr showed an
[idL-Uia. $47,000,000 Fund; V I On Campaign Expenditure*', vi
■I, - ' i ” m. **-*F
’ ll A ruerican flier who escaped front
a Herman prison train and sought
j Special t.T M t/ll^ P m i ^ V>.»i,V%'.. ’►//>•?
refuge there, is going to pay divi
r0"
^beervers'rrenerallvTclI*£Ounl” Ihe'lni
tw WASHINGTON—Labor
Labor ^6b#emreTgener«IJyTdl»count’'the'loud
dend*.
( jthreat* of A. K. Whitney, president of the Brotherhood of Railway
The filer, William McChdnscy,
.Trainmen, to throw all o f th* union’* resource* into * fight against
returned to hi* studio- at West,
President Truman'* re-election.^
_
.j milliter College ami told the story
Whitney ha* pledged dir* political ^reprisals’ egalnet ' President (j In chapel ohe day. Now the stujTniman for hi* advocacy.of.*Uingent.legU UUon to curb.atrike* , dent body ir sending food and
ggalnit the g o v e m m e n tt. ^
, clothing to Auxonnc.
Whitney ho* been quoted'aa'eaylng he'would spend the'unlon’e
KORKAN NBUSKS
$47,000,000 treasury to defeat the chief executive,
SECUL, Koiro. (A1)
Korea'*
if he sought re-election. <
’ first public health nurse* arc
Observe re point out. however, that. In the first
being trained lit ylx-week eoitireE
place, the Hatch Act limit* expenditure* by cither
conducted liy Seoul IJiilvrrriiy.
under direction of the nursing a f
party In a national campaign to $3,000,000 and
fair* section o£ rim bureau o f H
Whitney’s board.of dlrectore .would. In alt prob?
public
health and welfare uf the ^
ability, never approve using any great trtaaury
military government.:.
1
sum In a political fight
Secondly, labor leader* eee no place for labor
to go— except to aupport any liberal Democrat la
candidate.
John L. Lewi*, with hi* admittedly tight con
trol o f th* United Mine Workere. failed in hi*
effort* ttf Influence the miner* to vote for the
late Wendell WRlkie or New York Governor
A. t. Whitney
Thomoe E Dewey despite hi* displeasure with
the tate Franklin D. Roosevelt.
__
’0 NEEDLER3 DAIRY HIKE—There I* considerable controversy In
•Washington ,M to whether the recent. OP A price boost op dairy. „
products i* serving It* purpose. Charles W. Holman, secretary c*
The loiig-drawn'mournful hooting o f a railway train
the National Cooperative MMilk_ Producers Federation, say* it
tilBLK VI.use. Kilt TODAY is a sound that killltjeitemotion in.every sensitive hearer.
definitely 1* not.
' ■
Thomaa
Wolfe,
in
"l;ook
Homeward;
A
ngel,"
makes
this
LIBRA 111KM 4.K IIOOKB CANHolman charges that not only doe* the new price directive fall to
ROT PROVE ANYTHING, tiNI.Y sound the motif o f his long, formless narrative. The teller
'inqreaaa the dairy farmera’ Income, but it fall* to solve the butter
'1 Hr. KM ;l.lN i: o l INNER CER of .the-story hems the train’ s call echoing down the Valleys
supply problem and odds to tbe confusion In tbs dslry Industry by
TAINTY- CAN DECIDE WHAT of his Inline state, and finally answers it by leaving his
multiplying restrictions and controls. The MHk Federation secretary
!K TRUTH: l loam th«i mY jfa m ilia r stirrm in d in g s a n d s e ttin g fo r t h to fin d w hat w a s
maintain* that under the present OPA program, about 700 million |
redeemer liveth. JmIi 1!l:i
dollars In dairy subsidies are still In prospect for the coming fiscal f
always, tn
to Ihim.
iiiii, an alien environment.
citviroumcpt. 4
year. .Elimination of thee# subsidies by price celling rises will re
Hoard across a Inko when the wind is right, the
IN THE LATH-HUMMER (ll
quire an additional price Increase for farmers of 7S cents per
train
whistle,
with
an
undertone
of
rumble
ami
clatter
o
f
LIFE
hundredweight o f milk or 18 cents per pound of separated butterfat.
the long line o f i.irs. reminds a middle-aged listener o f
♦Fioiii Voltes)
l
•
•
*
•
.
earlier trains, with their shrill, tooting cry, their accom
The day. drop from th* year
• ORDINARILY MEN IN GOVERNMENT are grateful for the
Like leave, from mi ntilunm1mimhI, panying smelt o f wood smoke, and the primitive accommo
, fragment* o f praise that fall their way In the storm or brickbats
Now the first fro-it like fear
dations for passengers. Overhead, meanwhile, with n h ol
directed at any man tn public office.
- : Near*, artil earth’* amher bliwsl
low foilr, tiud with red and green lights blinking fore and I
Secretary o f State James F Byrne* Is no exception but he was
. Flow* fitful a* the i u!»e
nft, Itie iong-dishiuce passenger plane flies, companion to I a little disconcerted recently by praise he received from n guesl it
Of tlmr In the narrow wrl*t:
President Truman's garden party for 800 veterans.
the mooli and stars, rival o f the wind in speed.
Amt on *arll, nothing r*
The veteran* Trom Arm y and Navy hospitals In Maryland. Vir
Ro lonely a* the last
Ruined eil*e of rrinemherinir
ginia and Washington. D, C.. passed down Ihe receiving line, which
Plight Of The Blind
In the Ute-.ummei of life.
was headed by the chief executive and Mra Truman T l# secretary
Mintlinir no more the spring '
of atate was third in the line.
That wn« a 'numlillilt kmfe
A guest In civilian clothes came to Byrnrs and shook him heart
Among the ai oust forgotten victims ..f the Nazis are
Nor noi» th* pelloi of sun.
*
ily by the hand. They murmured the usual greetings
the
European
blind.
Braille
writers,
talking
books,
id
ale*
Nor need u' iUjLo l>* ntinih.
and then the man aaldr
v8
Byrnai
and radios have been lost in the general destruction and
Knowing pul], winter* goo*
"I went to congratulate you, Mr Secretary, on
And what wtnlei yet to tome
confusion, with little prospect of replacing them koon. The
Is. (•!»•*
the wonderful Job you are doing In the stale depart
i ARl.ETON IM!KWitt
American I'oundahou for Overseas Blind, Inc., sends out
ment and more particularly for the fine work you
“ Pro It#”
did at the Paris conference’’
For Olltf I oiigrc*. h«* chmtr Hcwpy's advisor on foreign affairs In 1911 and more t>•Byrnes smiled affably and shook the man's hand *
kornethlng with which
t . i cently active in helping to set up the framework of the
Ufe sold: "Thank you very much— that makes' me very happy.
[fee. Its meiotwi* »eeni t" think
And where are you from 7”
IS i* too young to draft United Nations, an appcnl for their work o f kindness n
The guesl answered: " B t Elizabeth's hoipltal”
men Into a pente time Army. , replacing such aids to those who cannot see. With Ionic i
Bt. Elisabeth'* Is the local—ami nationally fam ous-hospital for
experience in relief for tile blind, this body is well t|ualithe Iruane and mentally disturbed.
- The Tampa Tribune'* otpoauro fied to lielji these forlorn people, American response
o f unsanitary conditions in Turn- should he large.
pa** School* ha* icaulted In the
* ENGINE 1313 K1I LK TWO
resignation c( ll II insiSey w lc
MELVERS, Ku»., Id*)—The Jo
has lo-en melntennn.e supe.vl* -r
cumulife an t!m 1 iliu !> rxptuA
for the lart TJtYi. year*. Maybe
Irifin whi-h i l r n i e i h^-rb, klipfi
1 Tamp»'s -«*rm f*'-Will t*e cleaned
Hu- engi -rer and fireman. Itor
op now.
■r WIlllAM RITT
(ho number -111.1.
/ ■ -*
C lnlrtl P tttt Writtr
JK/'.'1I <•
The fight showed, anionic other
111*
things, that tli* fiKht-going piddle
NOW THAT b r e a d I* »o
old *nfa To him it*» Jusl the
resent* helnic " s lu n g .a r id 'hn
short a piece of burnt tns*t is
good old slumber time
Vacation IMannertt
Joe Louis 1* a rlenn and -well-be not merely nn nnnuyanee- ll s a
I I t
■ m'
lit tv. V. Billing
haved *p«rl*nian, whoso go mI
downright tragedy
A Toronto robin cftsrnf a
Toil-Ill im Drug <•«>.
eoniiutl in and out of the rliu i*
I t I
bulldog tite r t brief birrf*
Ptrupk’ need vaeaHan* Iht
a credit to hi* race.- Tampa Tri
year. Many will arrange hull
The auto indutiry it rrItThar bird got onto the Ironl
bune. If more people, black Hinl
day trip*, In order to meet t-i
page the hard way
While, could absorb »ome of Joe branny lit iOlh jn m veru ry
*train* Sml tension* or forth*
f i t '
nuts* *|K>rt*mnn*hi|>, there Would 'Coih, w t lAoughr th f Sunday
rtrmirg month*.
e * eonsiderntdy le»s frirlion lx-- dtivtr hid betn around longer
l i k in g V U n e w c e l l i h im s e lf
rr WW ikie»A0 Mur.t A / n t
A visit lo the doctor’s offiro
tween the rare*.
than th ill
C o un t d o P o l o n i e w h ic h m a k e *
Off tt WO NOT IVOUCIO bitFlKifl
is almost a prervqutrite. Hi
- .1 I I
h im a s e rf o f count w h o d o e t n 'l
CCVMMt I W i f P f l TWO r*I
advice t* essential to »ounr
count
0 s n * r a I Jodi rayi Runio
&NIH um PMttCTOI 85MRff
vacntiim planning
A rimimun man mm* in!,. Info rce d H ille r to o lto c li il In 1941
l i t
HMDSTMM. LW O SW , SASM,
Certain medical pruterli.iii
dwn the rtthsi .lay when new.
m a y la) advi*alde Asthma urn
A Canadian farmer reports
vepcr* all aver the ceuntty puli- Now w* havo heard everythin*
VtHfCLSSr'AIACAAPT—. UT
hay fever psllents should .re*
f t I
discovery of * turkey with (our
tilth MW, KXICIEJ fCA COMPUTE
■ • iknad htaillinc* anrmUncing tinrertaih arva* where the ctims:*
ilt'rtlh o f Will II. Bay*. It wai
Grandpsppy Jenkins say* he
leg* There ■ one bird which Is
WCrtCTiOH.....
is helpful. Those who are sen-’
Just a common gunlcii variety uf I* going to spend hi* two wreks'
trying it* best to alleviate Um
Froteet
Yoar Home! CJel WlndsUlve to *unlnirn need cautioi
Wit] ,1Jny, that mcit, (nit ii«w*jm
vacation taking hi* case oo the
meat shortage..
storm fruarance NOW!
agalhst too much sun.
OAritivn thought It wa» THE Will
It I* Important to chrfo-r
Day* who one* M*rv*.t a* post*
ANDREW
with the *W o f an e*|iert, *lmniaxter gcm-inl. laicr a* neWlc
CARR
AW AY
tde
medics!
aid*,
ciwmetlr*
tr
r»*r. Ho they playisl it up, tma*
which one i< not allergic, those
Zina their chagiln when they illtAGENCY
extra shaving accwsprle* whin
ctiVcrcil the ilen<l man wa* m
“ Insnranrr ! ‘lu«- S -fi ir f’
will make life more rom foi,rtU lrlty!
US N. Park
Plione l*»
*
—iI*-,- -i
able uwny from home.
Choose,, with care, a compeAlthough not many of the n*w
tent druggist In advise you ■
aetomoMIc have Lrgun tn Irkkle
This I* the IIMh of a nertc,
• - bitn SanfoAl, nit hough It I* the
of F.dttoilal Advrrtlximents »i>beginning of ium m n anil many
ncqrim? in this paper e*rl
j;V native* hove gone north, ttuffie
Monday.
r<Mjr*etiou here iy wo,*v
I t I. pinrtirally Impoa.jble
to finrf a plate (o nark. May
be the Ulty'i new puiking ntetril
1 trill help *ome. Maybe an autnmobile parking lot would *«W«
the problem. Hut If *omethliif
* l.nY done *pun, we’ll have D*
i h*ng( out algn*, “ Blending room
MONDAY, J l ’ SK 24, 1918
o.
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WANTED
250 ROOD RECAPPABLE TIRES
Must not show over • »*, rim cuts, radial breaks
ply o r rubber separation,
Each tire will be sub-
jeeted to rigid inspection,
Save lime by not bring-
ing junk.
JONES’ TIRE SHOP
316 W E ST FIRST STREET
Although your coat of living bus slrndity In
creased, here is one thing—ait injpcfttnnL Ihinjr
in your, life— that actually costs you no more
today than it did twenty years ago. It’s your
telephone!
This record of low cost perfonnonce. In these
time* of rising prices, i* enough alone to it find
out like n beacon in the night.
expanded
and as more telephone* have l>ccn added the
relative, cost to the user has steadily declined.
Today you can reach many more people by
telephone—the better to serve your needs for
business or personal use.
This record—which stands out ns nn achieve
ment—i* becoming more and more difficult to
maintain at cost* of everything going into the
furnishing of telephone service continue to rise.
Y .'-Kite*
SOUTHERN DEBi; TELEPHONE AND TELEORAPH COMPANY
1NCONPOR ATgt>
■j*. f»ntyM
,
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About the eillleet pro|>o»ltlon
that we have »cen yet fa the
propoi«| to r*l«r the pay of Arm y
private* from |A0 to *76 a mnnlh.
IS ; *iB y rtoltari a month waa all
I ‘rizht during the w ar when a felI low wax yanked out or hi* home.
r drilled and trained and submitted
- s to »H the hardship* of moderi]
warfare at great rU k to-life
limb, hul now Hint the w ar I* aver
T*iMfr itt 'w o i r g r u i i w w m -do It m
■It around Arnty barrack* anJ
a j poker for a year or two,
t have got to have a SO per
cent Increaie In pay. And If you
think a aeven billion dollar peat*
time A m t appropriation hill
hot Inflationary, you ihould
member thet total government
flffipondUuree for everything in
1020 war# onlv fou r billion dolJ»ft and that the Army and Navy
tMtOthor coat only •three-quarter*
« » bUllon.
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Th* Melbuomt Time* i*k* lht*«
'Ion* o f It* roadcr*.
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1* your front y»rd elaaiil
I* your bock yard clean
Du you have a garbage cant
" I* aw
it 'tvie
e good vwilUMrWM»
condition? ’ it Waked
fseleoN)
! . ! ta
■
Staked or fa*ten*d
fa 00 that It can't be turned
d. Doa. It h*nr a IMF V.'I* there any rofus* rm year
nr
there anv stagnant pond!
W
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P r*r t
ip u
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with cars which cost $IOQO more!
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Y CLEANING CO.
T H i PRESENT f
ltd Left* A Y « ,
*
IJke highest* priced cars 11 h*» ovrr*l«rd M
b ra k e . These .elf-centering hjdrsullcs rp- |
quire nidjr a 11pine lonrh.
(I
And Ford share* ihe c l» » .lr Iwiulv o f 1 .
Iirgc rare, loo. ll h»* *»ft,
sent* “ n*l P
mulll trar ipring* that yo* expect to find
to (be mint luxurious ca n .
( _
Sinily ll rloM-ly ami you’ll Gnil iWl new
Ford ha* many featuiV* (bund in » o alter
low-priced tar. Order your* today.
Q uick S endee
T. ’ *
l ' *» • p o w e r f u l V 41 e n g i n e !
e d “ <lownclrsfrt<*»*vrg4». lm
Cleaning
P H rtD j r i l f f h h a n g a r * —
In * an
■ Uk# these blghrsl-pricril
l r « r * It »l*« h « iliu l rtrb n .
STEP O U t IN CONFIDENCE
•
Fo rd
:V;[ lni|»rUnl
; mi'll
tS v T E S H
f i ° ‘l I" two o f 'America's *
H C lS
hlghrtt-priced f»r« . . . It
t *
Expert
Ilir M s M *
PHONE
(GENERAL INSURANCE
Room 80S
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SA H F O R D , FLA.
That Costs You No More
Today Than it Did
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
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M O N D A Y , JUNE 24, 1946
Flier’s Classmates
Reward French Town
Firm In The Right
Sanford Herald
»:.l.fcll.lw4 la ' It"!'"’
Vafcli.kr4 4.11* »«•»*•
NI..I Hll.J.I »l
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JUNE 24, 1£>>16
M O N D A Y ,
S O C IE T Y
H . A . Fish e t
e rn l
days
Cecelia Truiuck
E D IT O R
r so n
in
Mrs. Ingley Named
, 7 ;— ” , ^
y------ r~
state t . li. official j o c i a l r L a l e n a a i
a
•'li' J.
Iiitficy h a * . I h i *it
v l frie d a director at la r y r tu
I ’ilot
>*TVe on tht* S t a le Titherruhitt* home of
Iln ard . u iu u aliiijr to in fn rm n itia I'alm rttu
m i ' i v r (| by the Sem inole t'a iiu tt
nnlth ami T u lir r ru h n H AsMiein* 1
tion. •
i* spentliuj: *■ -»
[ n y to n .
O h io .
* All** K H ta lie lh D yson ha* iy
tinn ed front spendinj* two Urei*!
In D ayto n a.
* .
D r. and
Airs. H a ir y
I fm
at t'oronado ile a i It.
will leuie July
TJir. SANFORD HERALD. SANEQRQ. FLORIDA
, *Vl|
lej;i*latu rs
in
Sem inule
t u u a ly have ndviseri the board |
Woodrutf Uia| the) w j|i .u p p o rl the in i-ia K '
a month ■ d filnd* tnr new s ta le lulierril*
GENEVA NEWS
.doran
PAGF
Mrsi MvrriwetheF
Hostess In Daytona
:v ^ t-wsbb3 Family Buffet Supper Enjoyed At
I,
.Seminole Country Club By fit) Members
The A Tnlrii I 'ln lf uf tlit- Sail*
font fin nkil t'laii enjoyed an
evening .iippci a 'i | pally a!
1>.<\tin. a Bcnth ik gu,**l* of
Alt* Amur Mi triHi-lln'i at her
In.mo . th.iv
Mrrubri ■ I'lij.'Mnl
. uunming ninI raiiU’-t • ami a
•upper al Ii p »< aside.
Alt- ami Mi v R alp h Wijr.it
M.
tin
The
Svniinnli* ' •»tii*tiy
It
I!
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ua* the nctMtr »*f .1 rrttullehifht . nri*f Ml*
I.t*» »*\**ni'*i:
h* . nnd
At i II. A
Ai'j* itiaii. M
II iiif It AA In i. bei, M
(%%rvit tI k * hi»i »• uf
mid •*‘d Alt.
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ICMgr
Al * mi
*.• |ll» uVI'H’lr « iHt ;tp|M «*Vll*t;tfelv
A\
11 F ir m in g . i l l
an•’1 im 'iuU 'i « ttti«l
rni«*> nit! Mr*
I tie t id lr io u i
•». at w h irr
•*i. i * l All* t'lm rli* Al i t Julia .tut Al'
ft d I#1vi 1*11 hy tft +***11 stHiflliJf 'v ■ tli <oml Alt- \\ |{. i\ tlhaiii*
A lsu Alt. mill Mr* li \\ Spy a
YJi p
F.
K*
li hi mi lint
ill
the
n*r. I n . ami M r*.. Im c h e i 'I
put no.
f
D an ie l.
I t. and A ltO rv ill
T h e m enu
j&f
hum* v h iik e n *»1hdF, 1 n**«'il *.il.ul. H ark*. A lb e rt. A le n in at A jn p k u
ho| |i.ikt‘il lifiifi* and roll*, reluhe* G . \V A u stin . Air*. Jo'irum* lia r
in d off.ee. M i* E*^ | rt’v y - \V hit tier until. All** t a in ill* llntti-n. Mi*
hy Mi
\ ! lit yin t pie* Atari A n n AVhelchel, lull l ‘u r ,(
Ha •
jm ird the f«H»d ,v\ Ini'll Wii, n*tvi*d .It . uf U avtiim i II. u n
W h etrhfi. J r .. Alt and AD- AA.r
buffet ' ly le « il* the
-it
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tinir at iM iv iilu iil lahle*Mi* llf il ip it F is lir i • Itiin'i •
i lid f n v m iir otiu? w eie -1111*:
X I'.. A . II. A li'Cluny uf Durh.-rtin 1i| 1Oi :itt 1iVfo* k >411fi .Mm.
•N. . t*.. A ll. and All** i ale a
W 1;. ’ F lrn itfu : U .id iu r the «l«w* tfUl.
uf F e rn I ’m *
1tit: find M i* lo 'iim illa t n eom
t
Al.»u A ll.-a n d M i* I I* S«-.*t:
fMJt)inir- I h n t n / tH eveiUPK 'l ,* A lt..a n d Al is lin y AAilliam*. Mi
a» d
M m .a H
" 1 and Alia Andrew C n t n n n ii
Mi
* ein rrafuh iled .♦ »' th ru vvi^bllHi*
and Alt*. J n f Al nisi It. 'G
i
B iin ivem ary
Air* Huy .Mann. M r, 1!„
I; ,
Those l|ftjo vi n Hie iHHI*liin i ly .lf Ter u illr j* a i. rlu li (
A|
A l Itrv a u t. *l>
v*<m e M r. tyid \h * i 1 l l i i i t l i i - and Alt*
lin iiim l
' l i * . I ’d l.c v j-t k liitiii t ami iG
pH i i ’ M i. aftd Mi
I t
Ill-Im p . I n f l l a im lu r k .
laf. 'fr . and M*%. *• \
•iia i*f p tv ir til
in e lud ct
Air*.
K . I ’. Ila r p t r , Alt!*. I. I. i l# t A
Mi«* K lla lr f Kirt'bhnfr. Air*. •
K . t a *1 1 1 , Alt*. O.
H e ih d o n .
M i*. A l H u n t, Mr*. I. H S p e n
cer, Air*. F re d IV’p r. Alt*. I ’. II.
Lm iving . M i*. H e n ry Mi l a u ln .
Alt*. It a I hnmp*<m, Alt* 1
b
Jtiililtne atnt d aug hter, l in n n it.
M i-. K ay T illls . A ir - U n it y l in t -o || am i m iii , Thom a*. Alt*. Ju n e
ItiM iiaillat, Mr*. \V« II. W ittv anti
D r, and Air*. A . W. Kpp* phut
lo lenye July 1 to sjiend some
time in Daytuna.
• Alra Chalk's N il.lin k
and
d au g h te r of Oviedo wen* shun
p e u in Hanford Sn tu id n y.
A llie rt Aim tin of Apopka wa*>
u tfuesl of Air. and Air*. G. D
. b ish o p over the weekend.
injr of the hospital n i A laiiantui.
Mr. and Air*. Dwitr**i Freenuiii AvhhH when completed and rum* laillK Isla n d , N . A', w lle ie he e*
tpent y e s te n lu y in T a m p a w tuie p le ic iy , filled
w ill * hntt*e JAn pr*et* to spetiij the s u m m e r,.
j i i e fee«*ivi>d AitVi|jfii|“ TieullnetiG
patient*. ‘D ie lluard haa hetn
W a llr i M eGill, sun uf Alt. nnd
n*«u|Td that a fle i that hnsplt.nl
Air. ami .Mrs. ladifnd AlrCIel- •* ojiene,) a nd uiienktinjf, (uji.i* Alia. Ilnym om l Mi G ill, left for
laitrl have left fur New O ilcan*, Jn* irim a le l the Tam pn U nit wilt Netv Y o rk C ity to w ork S n tu r.
■ lay.
l.n. to visit her patent*! fo r "'.i bjf .fOrtiieoHiiiiif.
month.
llie Hoars! re p u rle il tlm l F to iuud Alts. J . II. Ililltrey hare
ida is the firs t state to is* , v.
lists* It*.- Hull tootle utilil
.Mr. nnd M rs. i
il W m n lim e * 11111' surplus property
witlioin
home on lu lk r G enes a is
moved th e ir r r s iilm r r from 'le.i rest* and t* the ' first sta le t*.
P a rk A venue to a |.t Ata j: mil in |fl tisiili
t|s state Institulitiiu,
A venua.
■a n fm Uk lidarruliiU B tvleiu n *
Tin* VVtimahV sSOtit*ly of »( In ml
j —
- •
im i ‘ S i f v k v w ill meet <it ilit*
Mr* And M r*. A . C . Colling an l
(Ie »f^ e A . Speer. ' ho n n of Mr*. W jJ iM t a n T h in /*
two c h lld icit n»ve left l« i 1'o in - * .'It. inwl
«n*I h n m ly
w ill leave luf- -Man u f ie iiim»n.
n*d« Hearh where they w ill upend
Ifill iwi* m onths nt t'aioooH"
I
two w*ckn.
Heiith*
.Mini lifle i'af ti-*hnll iif A le v t----------------. *nmJrin, V n .t u gpemlinir n \ie r k
4Mr* nnd M rs, W, Its F a r ! liavr
•Mr, iin.l Mr . vlhm ilti ii
. w ih ner KraHo-pwreniP, M i mm
been tn l let I in AHanfn
he i«lu Mi
II h . F u ffi»hn!l.
nf the HIne-ij of lu* uunf fin-M i- mol fam ily ,u»b v n m Sn rm otn. ■ F r in u U avii!
-------- -------w ill regret to Ir a n i.
1e g »et lo learn ih u l h u iiioilrei t Minit H e lm A|^lvi imin te ln n ie il
iu ilie u J t y ill in Hie ho*>pitullueksuliviife. u lle i a v m | w tin
M l* i .Mury A n n \V * e h h d
•heie
bei ja M ’O l-. .V|r ami .Mr*. h i | !m
•pending twu d m . with M<
A Mm in mn, j ecently.
M r». John Fierce nmf K uim ! 1.
•I M
fiukei,
« in* $» lOiiKiit* !
Dnytm ia Dench
hi* i mill' w«hi fi»« 'l.iug h lr ». Mi 1 Mi ufnl Mi *«. H II F ill l i - ball
‘ it K fi \ , tel u n ie ij ! **•la . ao>l Mi«>( Hue F a it i^hall left l i t
•Ylrg,
11 u I h Lim d 'iin t
ir* t l ilFuf
daug hter.
!c*ft Satmdnv H ' mo l a m pa where he v»4iu * i|iia ) fot J ^ J m in v illt 1 lo vt*»t i*
f»>r t'**t!fU:Cliri!t whei* 'Ink vvt.1: u **h hi* -on. ( lyifr Haker .uf i Inf i\e % foi « few iluv>
v U h fm gome turn
-Mi g Hajud Kiyril and dnuuli
h i . D aih a ra nnd Mnr>
.JasoLim it. Cnindr. J m o i« lew ha
11 a* i nitipunted home n> Yin*
returned to Ft laiude* ltd ’ .HD’
>1 M b p i
l.aki* plan t*» |».i\» M vnl'g «»gt^*», \ Ir* Ln lo i ptiog
spending (he wind end n illi hi
hoi fly fm M ichigan where t he
fitnn llaAtlogg. Sttiidny.
m oth*(. Mr^ K* K. Tew
'ill
Hie a umtiler. Ko ro ut■i V ih le n ! tbe> v*til *m*m| two week**
M n W. L - Sieg went lo ‘ am p
I »!■ >*»»> id a t iv r a . m H je v aitl. N. t .
j AIcQuat i ir, Hftiuri|a> for M r, hicg
it m o n th
--- ,
I arm the I II boy* Viihi py M«o no
ih ,
1 4 mlid M iller W ill in m i w ill r r* H al Ian* lln rnjd t i n , o r . Hobble
I Celve his, w in g i flint enmmiHgmo i and .tackle Met Jill
Tel Ufired ■*“ Hfisigti in the N a v y lit IV lout
i f Its, S a r a I 1ia*t*A lui
i *di» N a \a | \ i | Statio n on Tite™fm m
d a rk m o v ille
vt ■ f,«
Mt isfid Al *-?s ( • l e K i h .ii I
ii*i tp =i- ,dn> , M j rinti Nit*, V ohe \\11tin ilia fa in ill ip f nt Sundiij in hit L <>n
v in itn l Jjer fanitiv to
ii*l,
e hiiv t h*ft in *pend -e ve rtiI tiny- v ill e % lotting with MY
den^e In the M ayfnii
am i Mi *
to | **n«neoi3
V in r fn i U P i l 4. I-J»le l
»•#
Matt
|h|A
Week
M r. anil Alt* F fttl CulluAn am!
**■ *1111111,1,+ t t.tiuu Itoy* tess'lnj:
ihiuithtoi w ill lease s lu n lly to
sp ar I two week. a \ the l ioplt’al in the imioetliat,* future to serve
All amt Alt* \llt e it Mt i i i II im I,
w ill, tlie \ » v Ilirltuir Donalrt I c l l riiu m ila y for fin- It s A ok*'
A iy u ln ie n t s in D aylonn Heath.
l ’ >e*«, Itn ll’h mul Iticlm n l Keujth, If m ull, in Pine G to se . Catifornka
M r. anil M rs. G . \V. H aile y have l.a litie r lle a n l, K e lly S m ith , Hill They w ill visit theii eoitsiti M aim
ee tu m e J to then h"ine ut 2 1 1 , t sit I u rn mat Unlit,, C ullum . They Leon French there
------------~ *
W e st
E iK h te cn th
Sli<»et
u flv r ssili report to jnvkMmville for
apemlintt several hays In Aliam i. lu rth e t nssijrniitrht.
Ali*ses B etty Heihi un.j A lariruret G r iffith , who m e 'em uiecle l
Hlmlenti) firm, the U n iv cta fly with the Hupti't .AssoeUitiofi, are
M i,* (’ a m i l.oiiilrum of Pm ilo
i
f
F
lo
rid
a
who
seere
home
for
tile
Vcilea Meath
I*
v isit inj,* hei
lin e h ire ,tin e a lla p tirl T ia iiiin e
lue f reu*haw, l ’ fill'll, this week I
m other, Airs. Helen Ijim liu m . s i ss**i'ken»| liieluheil
s .,,, cm -I
K
tj
llu
r
iie
i
Jr
,
rorty
lluitiites*
uf Mi* \\ I . Si.-,
the M ay fa ir Inn f»t two week*
Got N eil p.'well I ulleii AVriyht.
A ik* VlririniB lly n l Inis been K e n n e th I.e ffle i, \A alter H ayn es
Mi* J, t Hill* C
A f,- Mm
em ploy r,| hv f" a r* llm -ltuik atul I su *11**> {'uhniM iriiaiii ami H a ir y jl a lot G o it, A D . h'p nm Aunts.
H
easlev.
C o m p an v to irp la re M iss Helen
A in . A . K. Moirui .itul M is l.potui
M utphv who will resign effective
Atrt oiti attendrd the last m rel
AH
and
AD*
Hubert
luiw'Mm
mg of the E a s le iii Star until
J u ly 23 .
w ill a rriv e Tuesday from New Fall, Thursday evening.
Air, and Mrs, Hichmrd Hrown, Y o rk lie v is it for ti short lim e
Mr, and Mr*. Dale Scott. Jr., w ith his mother. Mr*. H l i. turn*
Alits Doris Puii* and mother,
Mis* Je ssie puulcn mid H raslo n sou, nml brother, L a m Law son. o f I’ unard, VYest Yitgittia, are
•Mrs.
Hubert
Lawson
is
the
for
visiting Mr. and .Mrs .1 A. La
P e rk in s. Jr; spent yesterd ay in
m er Aliss V e ra Sm ith of C a p e gan. Alias Paris will attend the
Daytona,
town, Sm ith A frica.
wedding of Miss Virginia Toole in
j
All** ttulh Bartholomew
8t. Louts has come to Sn
to visit Mr. ami AD a. I
Bartholomew of 2CHI Sti
Avenue.
r
F rie n d s of Dt. AA V. H itting
w ill le g K 't to li'iim that Ills va ca
tion has been tei m iiinled by hi>
Illness He le tu iiie d ye*lerdav by
tra m from Kentucky with Airs.
Dr. Allan F'ields and son and H ittin g and u c o n fin e ! in the
Freddie Fielrls am visiting thr(r Leritald Laughton Memorial H o s
parents. Air, and Airs. J. H. Field*, p ital
at their
Street
home
'
on
West
Third
C -----------
Mr*. W. K. Kirchhnff • and
rlaughter, Nlnie, have returnel
In their home at tha Afhyfsir
Inn afU r spending several dny*
in Jackoonvillg,-
Mr. .m l Mrs. E. M. I.*yfield
o f Bradenton returned to their
home yestenUv * after spending
a week with the latter's mother.
that
with
hi*
brother and
8hirlev
Y.
Charlea. who
ha* been tra
« , ..
•rrlved In California, fib
lo l»e in BanfonL the
»l»ter*|n- p a rt of July.
F ^ s -e
a rriv e ,! vast a n l* V from
N.
son.
an..«»*i<Unt -at the
FlorM* "» 'T radio
law Mr. and Mra. J. W. Aluwn.
, MUe
her
1-
vU D
w ith
M «rrm
K ew
SA\ F .K I'S . l o
v r e 'd -
iwelhfT Mr*. LR,I»n Vleh«nr. b*- rmvement, a!
Goral offtrin
.* five iVnwm
fa |m
'r
. tu ptrfpi
,iohtm 1. *
,urfa»»
an d
t,u iu -* i of llir thins when
Lips Radiant as
Glowing Embers
ir n n it ua
\
t a * u in o
n iw
c o lo n
!>»*" ■ ,. D4twHl! Qfw|r l*p# * *rli
ii>ff <•«*tk t tjiiifprfnT cf tciuaB
« ill 1hU Vf * £Sf l Di .P l |ipMK k «*■*
a*It
P. .inrt-#rf HerMfR., S<* lu'fbI *lrH lr iHifmni ffTibift Un* *d# I
t niiditnut in t iaidislttf gift J aki
AT UOff (flUO AHO O trA H M IM I f O ttt
A ndie*
lut I ..it Wat* l*re*id* 1 *
Lanpy’js Drug Store
CLOSED ALL ILYY WEDNESDAY FOR INVENTORY
THIS IS A PHOTO of i oiintr«g Von
owner of the hift^ric
Il<
‘
a!,o,i ritin n jrw fb . as
u ir Itjvtkt (1 m the days w hen Hitler
cn U ila m e d m her KronLerg,
i*i t'fuinv t siitli* The jewetf Valued
at S I, 5(H) 000 urrp stolen from a
liid itif place in the cattle I ru b lid srn if'iit. T h e y w ere re ce n tly
F ond in the t'h itrd Stole* Signal
I t--p * Hail 1Xip bn! 11 I lut f f t«ri lion a I )
« «*! I M D I \ Mr.
F
fmoi-ie-ti
i (tin k e l h i tira li
I nicer Ail %
<■f
Alp*
n>
di » • m i th e
Swim Suits n Play Shorts
, .rmpo*
a i i . t t 'V t m g O i* lie * f a D>« in Hi -#i
mi nil*
\ « ' i D in t
f n e e h i» f
M« *
\Vi**«tL
i Minniemletl
pai 1if ' :»?»e»
CAPPtO ANO OOVVNfO Cl
wh o W e i r it —l»|elll- m Hte
lim iet
iiir p r i-e
ctiimiuD »lv
f ile
ai>«we«oiv
d rill
I.HI in " sa l." int'HttmK sa il i
first *;il«ils were vm ule «l
vrtrrlnhles nnil s a il,
-e
ft
_ ■ ■ IT
-i .
■
AA'oltl. pi . !u.t!e i f f t* St fr
f
Vorii ni* tit. New A'mk Crust
,,
b y J o n l / r i i a n d o lt t‘*r fnim iu i ilr s ijjn e r t . t o l l o n j a n il
S i IK J e r s e y ) in s ir e s .12 to
picks her svny nst"*-.* Hie im,this t. rain durlm : tlie university's p u t t
rom m enerm ent e \e i< frM In Ni v
Y o rk C ity . M iss VS'oIlT comes fc i
Long Ucash, N . Y . (fittcriialiou h i
. ...
Ft. laruderdale on Wednesday.
Tile Home -Dem onstration t'luV
sponsoied a party al the C o in iim in ity H a ll .Saturday nigiit. .Mrs
1 Huvm ond M eGill w a- in ehnrtfe
nml a fte r an evening of d an cing
and "game* she served re fru sh ment*.
Ity l a y t •>»! c« .
I )i,i nt It v K m l» y
B IR T H A N N O U N C E M F T N T _
•Mr. and M rs. Kohert to * rilr
nnnnunreil the a rriv a l o f a tlaugh*
Air, light and heat hasten the
chemical change that causes fnt
to become rancid and inedible.
i
L in t 'll,
L ilia n a
C ia lra i ilin r' S i/ r »
REACH
ter. Cynthia Marie, honi Thursday.
MIND MAIINI HI*0 Al Schmid pictured In his PlrltB.Irljrhla home with
hit vvTfii nnd young son, Altu rt. 3, has been relcrted as Uu*snation'*
outstanding father id lOtfl. Schmid, awarded the Navy Crn-s f»r repuls
ing a Jap attack on Guadalcanal that cost trim Ids silt'd, will receive
the National Father'* Day mortal In New Y o lk City.
(International)
Play Suits
‘BUY JEWELRY FROM
YOUR JEWELER”
by Fre»hy, Carol King, Dorothy
K orby, Tabak and G ay Gibson.
T w o and three-piect* style* in ColIon* and Silk Jersey*.
Buy Watches” where they can be properly serviced
$7*98 to $ 1 0 .7 5
Buy Diamonds from one who “ Knows” whom
TERRY BEACH ROBES
you can “Trust.”
W hite* and Pastels in stxas Small,
M edium and Large. R egular $11.75
to $14.76 value*.
Special $g.95
JEWELER
Phpne 357-W
fe e d in g
,-rili*' slid sh rim p .
ujul »- mill of a '.ii'iplu ; i *111111 *
Hi tf, 71
*hal*
A «M II M i l l
I I A J I l l l S I l l ' I l t ; , Pu.,
|V 3
ihntioim V I .*■<i .‘ I t ® l ao< rm iiii **i
D aupldn I 'omit v keep* m i ":yntt'iue" in In* •mirtttoiiM* off*-**. It
i* a handle of rye *tiaw w m rli
Pooiiitiui *ay* n l i d yeni ' old
( M t l ) “ « F TIiT n KI
Wa wish to eipre** oi
K a to e -h ,
.HyTn|» tht*
it i frum the U tiii*
i . I.inil and Ireland
\ * P*e ht-t rift* fk liild iUvl
jr-Tftrim it l'I» .•Ucf't'f
All. and Airs, fIniter l yioolhnff
and children nn,| Airs. Walter
Aferlwether nnd son returned re
cently from Daytona Hrarlt where
•hey s f n t three weeks. Mrs.
Meriwether nnd son have left
again for Daytona to *p**nd two
week* In the Hutchinson Apart
ments.
rio-rne •'■irnH’ire Comnany em
ployee* will enjoy a fishing trip
Fpending « week In Davtona
near Stuart on July il and 4 with
L.fnirr ‘ boat* Ireing chartered for are Mr, nnd Air*. It, C. CotRer
and
.Mr. and Air*. It. 0 Crenshaw
I the occasion.
o f Montttuma. G *. Mr. and Mr*.
Ensign Earl Jeter is espected J. C. Rails n-d chihlren of Lato arrive Fome Werlnesday from* Grange. Ga.. Mr. and Mra. J. Co
San Franelico after 14 month* Mitchell. Lieut, and Airs. Thomas
overseas, lie I# *h* *on of Mr. Kirkland and children, Tommy
and Joan,
and Mre. Earl Jeter.
•
— —----Mr. and Mr*. Henry. Witte h*r«
~ M r .n n d M r*r;Albert McCuK
.loch left Thursday for a ranch returned from l*mg (aland, New
in Pine Grove. Calif, to vDIt York where they visiter! relative*;
relative*. T*»*y t'l»" J° rtturn
’nivemli
A T T ! ACTIVE E ls ie Peterson, tS,
W atertown, N . A’., rho*:rn •'tyneen
e l the M ilk B ow l” d u tih j; n u-eent
TH R EE
RAGS
$3.6«.l nm l $ 3 .9 8
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M ONDAY,
PAGE FOUR
StomachSuffellers'
ITCH
'D
i s ,
I
UF
P Hr
2 4 , 1946
>
n o t ic k t o p r o p e r t y o w n e r s
la Oailrta Hr ju rA - id it,
W ant Fast S u re R e lie f?
hi 9 |MM IwrtiirNlril Mills l lr M iii - I
ytaar
rN «llf«. MNbMm,
I
m
JU N E
—« f M i n
i
The 1945 delinquent real estate lax list o f the City
R a il
s-l ^
Don ! ••(Tor from arid tndifvttlon. m i *
mI M r le*« I mmI. riu p lln N *. rerlml llr k - m*. kvarikvrn. fit palrj, hUi. Mtti HornI••k mV ttlltrr r 1 1r r m r I r
» k l* avh. altvr-vatirf palna, l.wruloc avnealkto.
« f fllrlloMM f |'mr f|Mlri» r r lle f hh«I •tornirh and Mt<#r pains, haiir mosti, a»or*
%II TOII % l»l*T» • Indul^nvaa and aihvr umpirma af taunt
I ' hM rr«MlU
MI'\T. Ilr*flia|trtl |nr Ikv t»t»>■ In fcrp*r>aredllr. 0 #t lh# Non pWaiani-laoMr,g
!!••• »**•»} Man *»ffrrrtl la *l»r fulka ■Ir.ti ren talninv % l it ml a R | railed Art*
knrk hiinr, MMlr. arosooloaa, nnl* lift . I ho tan>« fssf •arflnf modjrtnva prv
hr many O a t e n A d t ir * with
la* |ffIt* %mtr fnr hnklra nr cMI«l- aonted
T lla a la R-i mull tt*o fa n rvtlvf or druf*
rrii.
% Minor yaa rnnnttl fursrl. fttl
mill
Iffund >»’4f aeooovv. Try AH |Avi
%li T oil \ Ill'll Mi:\T—llw ru ral
Ufa ffflH Tnkra. *#»U H» TMNrblaN.
I »|iv»* I'lh Urns nml llsxeiietlllaf \s. ’I nurhtnii lUlfl “ th«*r
l \Mtlrrikm mv y**i*r kttnor luoan itrua Store* in Snr»f«ir«l.
IraMRlal.
fa g
o f Sanford F lorida, is posted at the front door o f the
v-7 - s
City Hall and al the front d oor o f the Court House
n * - 1’ ..
in the Cily o f Sanford, Florida, and will remain ao
AV»
p o s te d
for a period o f four conaccutive weeks.
All rc.il estate upon w hich the 1945 taxes have not
been paid and against which tax ccrtificntes have
;
not already been issued, will be sold at public a u c
:u
tion on the first day o f July, 1946, com m encing at
1
fr
^ 0 'o ’clock A . M. at the front d oor o f the City Hall
In the Cily o f Sanford, Florida.
• The iStnfntil lit rnl-l goof intrt
" more than 3IMIH hoiilr, in San
ford will Semi-olr County. If 5 A R T I C L E S . F O R S A L E
you h » 'r something to nrll or
Uavt your imrtiuit taken at
t<jiy yon will find that u rluaiiNR-'DOLLS STUDIO
- fl« l mi in tht-ae roluinnt will
220 Mei.«ch Dliil,. Phone 11CO
tell toe nioit people about it for
Children *n *|Hi-mlty
tnr li-«»t niitnry. Phone )4H pr
lirinif
ynur ml In *The Hernlil ’ K” FLAT alto saxophone with
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office fnr ijnifk rMulU.
cn-r. (JoAil eonilition, exrrlli'ltt
for la-glnner, $H0. Phone f GT>.
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------- - -g I IIOUSK I’niiit- CluUi.le White
IMOIth furm on t elery Ave. See
Permanent Trim nml Tiel
1 iihor
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41 . .
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llunlwurv
li* (ireenn. Senkarlk Gins*
Co. nr phone 108-M. ... < .
Mirror Co., pbmie .'120.
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CLASSIFIED RATES
per line for one in»ertion
per line for 3 insertions
per line fin «ii inaertiona
per line for 26 inaertiona
Minimum charge 30c
Count 3 euriU. In a line
including phone and addreaa
12
!lt~ Palmetto Ave.
K N* A M U !»• i l f i j f mill. Moore'*
hit’ he.t quality Impervo Kimnrl
IlKSIIt AIII.K iikiiii . one with
All color. lorlu-liiig non-fniliny
liri.nt.i 4mth
Hummer Mite*,
Mr i11in ii t |{e<l Senkarlk Glam Ai
Mr*, tl A. /.nrhary, •»Im I'aik
Mirror Co. I l l VV '.'ml St.
Ave.
2
W A N T ED TO REN T
iill’ K TOMATOKS on green vine*.I
Vou gather nml fiirnikh ton*
tninera. 11.00 |n r buxhel. Phone
•'.MAI.|, lion-e or furnikhrd npl.
wantikl liy lend couple, |iei*
innnrnt.
Piefer private With. MFR, ,p iim ',. cotton felt matresi
I'honc 3t7*W.
$|.V Oak Crest, S mi. K. of
Mohlcy'a atntinn on liighwmy
Oil 3 IfcdriMiin Imuir. fotnUheil.
17-02.
I'eflnanent realdenta, one I"
year nh| Imy. |(ffrn^cr». l*honr
IIUDDKD TKHKS
4Hf-R. Mu«f Worn nek.
i YEAR OLD STOCK IIAMI.INS.
VALENCIAS. MAIISII SFKIi
5 R E A L ESTATE FOR SALE
LESS. WILL SLT SEE AFI EIt 3 in* |» M
CRYSTAL l a k e m its Kit V
0NK o f SanfMid's ta'ltei hfoiies
('all lot M
K. W SMITH
I.AKF* M \R> . FLA.
iflil* iliiMR
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out%h|e -tiuwri laiiifc* L*nr:ii**‘
10• K Firm St.
nml ktuiiih'i' rtfiioi Sui»niiritir 1
l»> lirnutifnl unk lift » I'ric*
KI.Kt
I Kit HI VSTFltS
IH.OIMMIII
KIKCTHH HOI I'LATHH
20 At’ ltKS (Jvittlti muck ImiuI.
HILL II'VltllVVAltP. CO.
K iirr»‘i tiit*v|. tiiMftl wrll». I'rlce
301 K. Fir»l St.
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t |o turn ou
fitout tin tdtl le
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S P E C IA L
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FI.OOK HANDINU
and /iimhing. Cleaning and wpx>
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feel Ion. Old'floor, made like new.
( ull
II. M. fSI.EASON
laike Mary* Fla.
w famst. TT'hiss
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U P ALL THE TICKETS
ro T W R l u c k y
n u m b e r D A N C E ,.
SlliN'S
Show raids and poster,
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G O T T A W IN TH A T M O U G H O P .* I S N T f
P R I Z E D A N C E WITH f? IT
S A N O C A A D O IA N *
TIIK H0 * U |irefrruhti* to the
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our rulfft for your earn mul
trurk.A. (!. M. Iloyil & Co,
LL\|ttLH V II MilltIMtMill«t
importnnt Vou know v%hnt it
wtMilil r«»*>t In it-|iinrr your
hiirnr, fui mi mi-. fiM‘rrhumll«r
noil ftutoniotfilf il «l<*ntroyt«l.
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T H A T M O V IE
S T A f S O N MV
NOW is Itu* time to piotcct
your |oo|M*ity airuiiiskl winil
•ioini d.i Htiiifr x tid Kxtrtidcit
M
Boyd
H E L L O , M lS S A O e iA N S
R O O M f T E L L H E R S IC lP
I S D O W N S T A R T S TO
TO W H E P . T O TH E
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L o r r r w t f c *1
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AWNS m n w f il . • Hrnvniuihlr
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ltr.jllf.il l.|».k.|
l.h 4 Hit. I room apartment
||lt(| |lk>(|) t,|(ff M(, , ul| Mll, t | pl ICC* Jerry Ij.id, phone 7HHllpslnilk pHltle IIII MI*lie. 1 lit -| p|,„„r (If.l \V,
criy Stole f 141o ie , and f 17Mi
EX PERT piano tuning and re
IMf stm-k downstairs, apptoxi- . S
H ELP W AN TED
pairing. II. Cliff Dresser. Ilux
mately SpJoO.llO weekly l.asl* ‘ ------------103, Mi. Dora Phone i.‘ U3.
m s. Price II2.0K0.II0 cash.
(Mill. <oi soda Fountain at l-air
. 2 STOItV apartmrnl loilhliiig on
ey a Drug Store. Part time or |
DDIRiE - PLYMOUTH
West First SI. Tien alnres
full lirasPARTS AND SERVICE
down.loir-., Ik apartments and . ,
'.109 Palmetto A*e.
Phone t o il
one lielriHini upstairs. (loud In, LA It l to do alteraliona. Heniin*
ole
Dry
Cleaners.
MODERN
Manner
Clothes,
for
come"pr*>perly. prlca llH.tmo,
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women and children, exclusive
(Ml.
WHITE man wanted tn help put
Fifth Avenue New York Fash
W. |{. WILLIAMS. REALTOR
up fence, yard work, trim trees,
ions. | also make up my own
418 Allanlir Hank III Ig.
etc. Apply 250N Ynle "Ave.. Sortlienullful materials. Mrs. Alice
Telephone 1120
ford.
Odell, 119 1 2 Fifth St., Upstairs, hours |ll;00 A. M. to
4 R E A L E S T A T E W A N T E D WOMAN for genetul houseworl
5:30 p M
I’hrine 721-M. 107 N. U«-u*t
• 1ST \»ilh Minut Prally Agency 9
'AINTINl! ini.I decoriiting, axW O RK
W AN TED
eily «r coD'itrr pro|rerty lluy|N-rl workmanship, licensed ronrt • wailing Sir out Realty
t n et or. work gunranleerl, esljEXPERT
painting of house*,
C, I., limit)-, Associate, 3 1 * 4
mutes given wilhouk nhliga Ion.
Cnntrart or hourly hasis. |'h
l-nlotiial Di., Ilm. 12 , Drlamlo.
Fred fj. I,arson. Phone 401 W.
I2fl.
t-ia /H .
TRACTOR work liy the acre or 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL
8 T R O U T — has huyer, for ynur
hour. Plowing and harrowing.
FOR 18 vou enn a-lrl l« your
proper y, 1.1st it with Slrout.
Phono 1127-J. George Steel.
automnhlle
liahlllly |"»o»/l
policy, »»C
$|.
Miller, Representative,
Frank
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2410 palmetto Ave., phone 491- ONE James Climer is looking fo r) W** mnllcnl payment fnr each
p e r s o n nccidrntly Injured while
m
I yard work. House 1800 W. I7lh
St . Goldsboro, Fla.
n passenger in youg cnr. In<• •*
W A N TED : Listings o f farms,
rluding YOU. C. M. Uoyd A
home*, groves and husincas 10 Buiinota Opportuniliet
Co.
properly.
W. R. WILLIAMS. REALTOR DOES Sanford need a cafeteria? GET A B year' fire and ■wind
If you think so and can furnish
storm policy. You will save
415 Atlantic Rank Mtdg.
apme capital, write P, O. Itox
approximately 1/3 o f the coat
1190, Sanford, Ha.
B ARTICLES FOR SALE
and may pay the pre'aium In
nent
C. N.
„ * . . . ,
t:
6 annual Installnie
wANTED: Dealer tn handle well. Boytl A Co
41" VENTURA ATTIC FANS
known Hrltlsh Motorcycle sale*
It. IL POPE CO, INC.
Will require cash purchase of RAVE money on ynur fir*, wind
demonstrator. Rex E.T.L., tia
storm, automobile, workmen's
'HOTOGKAPIIH
I
compensation,
burglary,
lia
are truly the treasures o f tim e.! Sanford Herald.
bility
and other
Insurance.
gifts for 11
— LOANS
Yount im r M F '-p ro f
birthday*,
anniversaries
and
plan N»f insurance. C. M. Bo;
mo*t all other occasion*. Phone
BORROW HERE WHERE
A Co.
570 for an appointment.
PRIVACY 18 RE8PKCTi:i)
ROIIKRT L. COX
YOUR natural desire foe privacy YERIt We serve a child’s plate
photograph*i
in money matters Is atrlctry
at the Red Ram. Bring . the
TUB KSMKX STUDIO
. rasper.ed her*.
Friend* and , children— . Roy wants to see
relatives are not questions4
ycu. Roy Johnson’s Rad Barn
UPHOLSTERY fabric*. A fine
about your cred it
Your em
Restaurant, on Hl-wey 17, 3
selection In atock. R. 8. Brown,
ployer or buxines* associate*
mile* South o f 8anford.
1911 North Orenge, Orlando,
will not hear of your personal
Fta.
affair*. There i* no cause for 14 ' LOST & FOUND
embarrassment
,
1NNER8PRING mattress**, box
lleaxonabl* credit requirements. OUR Jewelry Floater policy will
springe, liollywood bed*. All
repay you for Jewelrr *
No ro-maktr*
money loans.
^ea
mattr***e*
renovated.
stolen or destrpyed. Nr
(o If*.
Variable
u* today - sleep better
C. M. Boyd A Co,
ScthoU<r,‘t!
Bedding A Karaltur* Co. Merida Bank B
IB
AUTOS FOR SALfl
Sanford Mattroa* Factory
Phone 1133 and 072-J
ON automobile*^
ON cash valus o f life
ONE TRACTOR—driven dua<
at the OPA celling pinee*maclylns 9140: On* spray cm
HRAHNOLH
COUNTY
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iT,ICB*'yd‘ A ^
' 10 <W* ' G
JOB N. PalmetU Ave. Phone l o t }
HOME
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7 9 W at 6:00• p. M. or P. O.
Boa 994, City!
rioniD or >our o'4D wiln ■
monthly repaym ent loan that
HAND P/
Juat Ilk* ren tl-W * feature
4E__ New
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MACHINIST STANDS IDlf on one of the grinding floors of the PlRsbury "A " Flour Mill at MlnneapolD, Minn,
Illustrating |u*( one of the reason* why that loaf of bread Is so hard to g et The plant, closed since May
12, baa a capacity et 14.000 bushels of wheat per day. HI* Vcported In Washington that discussions ere under
way on the possibility al rationing wheal, flour and bread. •
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trrr.nir tieulkli aril
I.IFETLMh
arroleo! in .oral,i e Non-eancell
HKS1 ic -idi nlml Kioiriv
al.le I
I’ LL III V you ear. i egardle*.
M. n..,d &! ( ‘*1
Sun funi S lici
fu toi
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•■f age to mnililion. liny It-. I.
u lit
I l l u s n I ,\| I/.A T ill N
-too \V 2 nd St
In,ill mice,
SKVT.UAI. Mtiall Kiiius ood mu
I Individual, fnhilly nml group.
hiirtuio homes.
*7 P c t » , L i v e i t o c k v S u p p lie d , <’ M Boyd
to
50 ACRES Ovit^lo muck li»n|.
IIKNT
A
CAR
I IIUY COW'S, cnlves, ypnrlings.
Tier killcd.
YOU DRIVE IT
II.
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Lord,
Phohe
7HM-W.
U A f’HK irrove on l.*ko, II aerm
PIIDNH 20(1
land with 5 room hotiM*. tratauo
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FOR
SALK:
Pointer
puppies.
tind mit-hiillilingv ’ Price
U-nRIVR.IT. INC.
Phone 4*11-W.
tllllliHI, iy cash, linlunre
t
H. N. SA YE R , City Clerk
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ELTA M n.
WOULDNT vou KNOW
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SH O W u p ;
fa M AKE A
IS O N T H E B E A M ,! p u G O U T O F
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T W A f C R E E P . S K IP -
P IC K E D U P S A N D R A /
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P L A C E . '^ ^ y
BUT WHAILL
WE DO.*
HOLDING UP
THE.DANCE
FOR HER H
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JM W EU - O THEV’VE SPOTTED
. .HAT T H E - - / 1 U5(9TERJFF
KEEP THEM BU6Y, V J E F F ! X
6HERIFF. TONTO AND) HAVE VUH
I'LL CIRCLE IN FROM) GOT AN
THE REAR
EXTRA
GUN
DAD, HOW DID*] I'LL EXPLAIN LATER. KEEP
VOU HAPPEN i 60N. RIGHT NOW BLA9TI
WE'VE GOT $0ME BOYS!
TO BE - LEAD-BUNGIN'
TO DO!
l THE MA5KEDMAN AHC
) THE INDIAN RODE <
OFF 6UES6 IT GOT
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OF ‘EAVRANCE1
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IT'S GOItflUHTAKE A Y HE’L L ^
LONG TIME TUH SMQKE J g HOW UR LIKE SH00W F1SH, KEDMAN
HADN'T
THEM OUT. THOUGHT /SH ER IFF.
LEFT .I’D
THAT MASKED GENU
LLIKETOWAG “GOIN'TUH....
HELP!
CALL THE SHERIFF,
TONTO. HI6 SEARCH
FOR THE KELLER
GANG 15 ‘
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HOWTOTHANK7 AND ALSO THAT
IYOU F O R S C R i . __________
IN BACK EAST.
COME ON,
FORGIVE ME(6AM,\ FORGET IT, WHAT 0 0 VO U TW H AT1H E-W H 0^ THE BEST FRIEND
FOR WHAT I SAID I MATT. I'M
WEAN.OAOm FIRED THATSHOn WE'LL EVER HAVE*
TO YOU. I ALMOST/THROUGH -< THE LONE RAN-/
DID WORSE./—i WITH DRlNKIN
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JUNE
24 . 1940
THE
SAN FO RD
H ERA LD , SAN FO RD ,
11 V t
F L O R ID A
With St Augastine
Locals Cop Friday Hit, 10 To 5;
Haynes
Drop Saturday Contest, 9 To 6
A nd Williams Down Robson By Score O f 14 to 3
m, ,
3anfotd-Day(ona Tilt Rained Out Yesterday:
Feds Face Double Headers Tuesday Nlte
In Gainesville, Here On Wednesday
Gordon Bradley And Cecil Rines Are Arthin Williams
First Entries in City Net Tourney Limits Foes To
trvin Falica Of Asheville Is
One Reason Why Managers Go Gray i
Single Salety
.24,W
Fans T h is Y ea r
rest which th e y'll surely nes-d tie- This doe? (Hit iuclilfli* Sa tin il ls *
m ill rat
fore the wtok is over
in
Satu rd ay
night'*
conte-i.
played - before neally l.Ooo fan*
St- A ugustine ojwneit the sein
ing hostilities In the second frum
Pi %
in«**-•) i<77.
w**h a walk and a single off
pitch er Goose
Kettles produced
a single run
Muir than tiDf iitiiktf La!? < :.*\
The Sa in t lead m s * only a brief ei h n * I II (11*l +*t il IIH IliJ IlC f l 2 itr-t ■
li n t f v r i i tlic?ri ...........
Oltv fo r itavp ..m le' tripled tin l u i t t
. t tW
Fan ford in the srcTnd and scored t iiit f - , t H * y ' i r f u n n y
u L t * t K u r i l r u n i t til I i ’ t 1 y i **a
on I utter's fly lo left
young
p ilr h r r
ru»im*«l
R u Ih th e bed* took tile lead in the a
fifth
when
Silverm an
walked, i k h n u f r w h o «>nc«* p r r f i » r m r * l - f*»
went to second on B ry a n t's in tip / N e w Y *» » k G i m i l * u f i ile t L * m
field hit. L e v y sacrificed both J . M r liia u .
Ini'll to the lie*'.
am i I.B kv
Sehaurt w as pitching
*»iir
<I«y
M***»i«
w alked to fill the sack*. Ilrlde P h s ln ile lp lim
slapped u single into left to score ■ A jirnrtf h im L r f u i r j|# * tliiM *- n u t
t*‘ give *»l» l»t«i*|r jilt* h »•* * * •i •
E ilve rm n n and Bryan t
The
seventh inning
prove I !nm I'Ll! pi a >* i naniiNt I n*i*
fa ta l t* the h'oi* alien eaieri hits, I h r l i t i f t iiiu r L U i l f l li? It M lil1 tw
fo u r o f them infield safties, were j.it .S c h a ili’ f p I* * i iM«•III*' I. I i ' l l
leeonled
against
Kettles.
O h?* L i n i c r n * h it a h* r u r r tilt u V |* t |1»
e riu r Added lo the S a in t rau*?- I Ig h t f'C h
\k ,*l:
was xi-r lire, a ?'iil in the scon
When N hiHii'i ittiiMM''! O' ihi
iluifuut. 'IiG f iiw
i *mi ****I
*i »*I *1*
o f seven run*.
N - r(?>» * em e !>ack w ith a last 1 t e ll y *u i f J ill h i p i l l 1) h lM t iv ti»
m inute attack in the ninth frame I . u i L t u - , r T h e t iu ik t e l u r n e t i a
when three, run* w ere scored. M a r ik lA p K 'K K io n o n t h e 'T .V f* |ir f
H ow ever. .Ifni K e t r i.ir ■bad re , i f i t r i i r e k i y im p iK in l, “ « t*/ I I m l
lieved G ardner hr the seventh' ami him?
thf* biff S a in t h,nrler v%na able in j
Tor nine m o the fim t npinnl lift*
fan (v«vv and nino B rid e to end
the rnnfr»nt.
e*t hoFii i d i -i I
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Sanford Celery Feds vplit a t« » - L n r l c H q u a
game itelie* with the St. Augu*lld V t
tine Saints.over the weekend, the
local* resume play iri the Florid*
State LeagUJ today with n two(fame lead over the ancient city-,
aggregation.
Last Friday night * the locals'
pounded out 12 hits to register i
a 10"to 5 victory over the Sain t* I A t il t
t i.n
at Franck; Field in1St. Augustine I***™ !!
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hut Saturday evening^ during a
In
Action
return engagement here, the Fed's
defensive machinery fell apart
Fast Month Of May
and with 7 runs in a big seventh'
Coast League Rousts
inning, the Saints captured a U
The Sanford Celery F e d * 'm e
to 0 verdict.
continuing to establish id! Sorts
Father and Son
Yesterday *fternoon the San* of attendance record* for Snnfnr.l
ford-Dayton* Reach till, sehedul hnn.’itall teams nml thu« far Ihi*
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the heavy rnitfl ihitt fWI here Hats on Wednesilky night. Iw 1 «.,| ("ut.liei liitil ,-hecly, 21. -on
during the afteritoon hours.
drown a total of 2.„t.l-i |* t* t
..f Su, tamento Muioiuei *l',ii!
Hcwever. the Leesburg Packers
This season total r<*|'resent- tin ,sp,vU m the - tin. lo -p
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Fedscause by wallop- average o f npJtrirrinWIcty "">tr
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in an abbreviated contest played ..... will la* half over follow to
lint t,
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night's lilt, there is a good poo full to* tll\ M^li,
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tetter than 50,000 persons foi the
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the Islanders and then go to full season. .
According ti. a report made it
Gainesville on Tt/rsday nignt to
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ptay the G-Men in a double head the monthly mee'ing of tl»* Salt- — — —.
er. Wednesday evening, the locals ford Baseball ^Association litr -4
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in \k*ui tiifril I'rfM
twin-oili so yesterday's rained- [ Community House, the Feds piny • I
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rcit.iinly did nothing hut g o o 'ilt« to April, 12. hi I fans in " n
le v y 's nurlers nn ml,led .lay of end <1.000 thus far this month rtirlllK >mcK in 4i i l i f l m t
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M O N D A Y , JUNE “2 4 , 1946
THE SAN FO RD H ERALD , SAN FO RD , FLORIDA
P A G E SIX
Outdoor Sports And Recreation Are
Increasing Daily In Czechoslovakia
Ily JAMK8 I)KVI,I S'
A I' Sewsfentures
PH AG UK— Outdoor (port*
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lit m g
JIIH'1111(*|| i r o t l l
in *
I ' mh I inter it
V*n u n
(‘A ir
t»**e
enemy.
am , 'thousands already nre displnyr e c r e a t io n a r e a t tr a c t in g m illio n ' •ng deep tans,
,
o f K t ir o p e a n . in t h e i r n h l l n r a t
These are mostly the s k ie r s
|who have awarmed hark in icceni
months front Central Furope's
mountainous areas in Switzerland.
Austria and Chechoitlovakiu.
ll; the high regions, the wealh*
er is often such that the snow remains crisp while the sun heat*
down hotly enough to permit
Tw o 4-foot North Wind
skiing in bathing suits.
Meat
Display
Cases
Tlic result is thill the skiing
with 1 unil practically
exponrnls ret^sn^io the city with
new.
coppery crwpte*7>o<* rrsemiding
1 M cCray 40-cubic foot
reach-in meal case.
l.irips, fit. Petersburg; Hubert J.
lit.hoji,' ■gricullurnl ami public
lelslion ariiatant, Florid* Chain
Store Aaiocintion, Orlandu; L. II.
I.«»U, State Marketing bureau,
Jankrutivillp and other*.
“ Sale* of pine turn on the Lake
City Market for the tart weekly
report period totaled 1ft).2 .tendnrd barrel*. which brought pro
ducer. *
a drop from the
seasonal high of $5,.!.11.07 of the
preceding week. Live .lock .ales
lotale. for four . active market,
thl* last week totaled 124,415.46,
as compared to 1.12,570.80 a week
earlier. Arcadia Market thl. last
week report'll new hijeh price,
for nil classes,; but volume was
descriU.*d Florida Stale Fnrmora
MnrkeLs, a . places *whrrc producer and buyer meet.1 The markcU are not net-up primarily a .
.ale organization*, hut to provide
the meeting plain anil facilities
fo r the handling o f satrf.
"Perry people interested in se
curing a State Farmers’" Market
have done a lot of es.tmtial preHminary work, to that end. A t
a meeting held recently it was
decided that a thoroughgoing aur'e y should, lw made in several
adjacent counties with a view to I;iat w»*nk, whiti? the Market at
determining Just what product. Jay thownl n gain. The Daiic City
.Market iweiveil 2,975 ilown cgir«,
'W i t h the w e a t h e r already warm
!nwr*t total for the month, wbil*
at lo w a ltitu d e * ).-h ik in g an d lujftt*.
poultry offtfrlng1* act V record 'for
ittg
are beciiiuiiH ' m r ie a s lp g ly
n-cent weeks, *wlth ^,597 pounda.,#
p o p u la r ,
* L v ery
Ktrotiay
sees
thrrirVantls
kn a psack *,
fr o n t
P ru i-u e ' t o
p lod
p a th s o f o u t ly in g f o r e s t .
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W e specialize In Paints & Varnishes
for every su rfa ce!
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Outside White and Trim Colors
Inside (iloss, Semi-Gloss and Flat
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Walerspar Varnish ‘ and Enamels
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PRICES — 40c
L A S T T IM E S M ON D A Y !
Opens 12:45 P. M. Daily
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BLINDS
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ments for you to fiimnco
them on EASY TERM S!
Nettie R<nli, Atlileie'i Foot
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Wood nnd metal .slatH -
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Discover, a* did many soldiers, how quick
ly I CMO POWDER put* your skin "at
case
Just dust it o n -n o ugly appearance,
ruh it in - it disappears, hut oh, ilmt n on *l«-rlnl. mars clous, cooling feeling rtf icllcf.
Cheeks l«eterial growth, soothes the skin.
58c sq. foot
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YOUR HOME
I 'filll I s-lther
ECHO POWDER it guaranteed to be
fittest Antiseptic and Hygienic Powdet
you have ever used or money back*
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BEAUTIFY
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D ynam ics wo ean chow you how to transfor/n your entire home Into a brighter, gayer,
more cheerful ptneo. Como In and lot ui explain
liov/ vou e:.n r.chlcvo this decorating miracle.
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my
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WITH „
14*ndant
Legal Notice
of pels*.n-. i-arrytoj
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Hernlnote CiHifity, a t H anford,
loth <l.i) o f J u ly, I9|f« to ttOKwrr , F lo rid a , h» ( ’ *!■> L yon*, tndnjr an
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thill DHler « hit II t»**
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SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO
820 WEST THIRD STREET
M ail,' by ihr M u k rn of f 'IC T O H 1’ Ointment
Phnno
Sold by Touchton, Roum illat A
hom e town druggist.
hum! and officia l
4tf t in* t ‘itm il C ou rt
Mi and T**r Hrmlnolfi t'm*nt|r, r'lnrl-
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SOUTHERN CHEMICALS
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HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
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SOUTHERN’S LAWN WEED KILLER
Safe fo r your law n. Death to weeds. Fully T ested. Com plete directions.
(Trents
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aye .ojear and tear on the
of MATHER’S NEW SINKS
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SOUTHERN’S WOOD PRESERVATIYI
Paint on all untreated lumber.
I
forma o f rot fo r 15 years or more,
i it iiiih a
A ftwf**i n 1**11 <»r rn»v«y»lalnt lia ’fllni
{*(*€■|| fllrd ;in Jilital fu n hD'prti liiJT
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h#‘ m i* I rd agalnal
treats (
pint,
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H E tiltO K
l«unjid mm Hlr«HrfT Alton* I llttvit*:
Protects against term ilei and all
$1.30 gallon
IQUTHERN’S DDT STOCK SPRAY
IN T ilt : (’ I l i r i i i T rntM iT. n i v t i i
J l't'U 'A I. n llir t lt T IN ANIt poll
r u m iNut t: c n u N T r . r u m i s A
IN CIIAN CBltr NO.
tlR T T t W. lii:iM K U . H stnlllf vs.
Spray for cattle and livestock. Also for chicken houses,
screens, etc. Makes up to 30 gallons solution
$2.40 gallon
SOUTHERNS 10% DDT POWDER
$10 Awarded to the Celery*
fed having the Highest Bat*
Best killer for roaches
__
$40 AWARD
ting Average for'the season,
end of May, June, July and
g
SOUTHERN’S INSECT REPELLENT
Keep away flies, mosquitoes, gnats, etc.
August.
O. D. Farrell
Essential for sportsmen and
alt outdoor workers........... ..............
‘Mr. Brunson, do you think he willed in there?
deem ing white sinks will add to the beauty of your kitchen and lighten the chore of
dishwashing — 43 inch aizea and up.
........ 60c bottle
fit*
Bellows
ALSO AT YOUR DEALERS
P YR 0-D Household Spray „
........... .....
W H iS K H Y -A BLEND
"I P S ; EASY
Dee Dee Tee Spray, 8 % DDT .................
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C lo u d y a n d little c h a n g e in t e m p e r a
tu re w ith s c a t t e r e d s h o w e r s in sou th
th r o u g h T h u r s d a y .
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T* Protect the IVare of Itir World;
To ^remote the F n i t m of Amcrlrj;
To
date, l ‘r—eerily lor Sjnf»nJ.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY
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V O L U M E X X X V II
. E s ta b lis h e d
1908
^
N in e - Alarm Fire
N E W Y O K K . 7 u pti ST*; (/p,
*— A h i« Tiro is blasting til;
th e S ta te n Isla n d w a t e r fr o n t.
O n e p e r s o n Ls r e p o r t e d d e a d ,
t w o in ju r e d itnd a ll fu rry
s e r v ic e b e t w e e n M a n h a tta n
aiuL -S I. G e o r g e o n S t a t e n
I s la n d lia s b een h a lte d .
*
S ta to n
Isla n d
o f f ic ia l s
h a v e h a d to c a ll f o r h e lp
from Manhattan. Brooklyn met
the1 Const (Juan!.
Ten
fire
engine ■i'lmiitoiuv
were rushed to the Mfiir ft miii
Manhattan by way of tin* Hid
Unit funnel. Also .sent t» Ms
waterfront blare were four fire
boats, three police emergency
vessels otld three coast gum.I
fire-fighting vessels..
A
The nine-alarm blare broke nut
^ on one slip of the Jit. George
ferry house amt within l.ri mlnulei
had apreud In nil four slip*
Manhattan police hrail<|tiartet*
reported qge woman dead and
policeman xrfll a civilian injured
The hngif column* «( -.nnik.
and tongues of flam, nod,I i
seen from a gieai |out nf S..
York City.
Ik-nvcr In Capital
SEATTLE, . i . i «
d*l
Seven
member*
t,
,i|nik.it o'*
li'
Wcs.ern
Intcrrint.o ml. league
baseball dull met ilcalli in Hint
* p e c i a t I y c-hartcred lot- Tim
»chicle last nlgut plilogiM fi.un
illg from tire Snoqouui.ie I'a*.
highway 1(1 the Cast.idv M UIItains, tine survivor ’ aoi.l the
victims were “ scattered alt over
the hill.** Thu driver and bight
other players we! c injured
several of thrm critically.
lin e is u list ot the identified
ilcad in the mush of the l.iLr.
Ilf'N d l^ V l!e h siirm a n t'l i >i
pirsU- hoseninn Vie Pk eitl.
•'•■■'I Tenman*B Kaatiito cm eigc
Kan riaiicisco,
who
fonoeily
i jiiiniiltcr, Horbttrt llo*.\ i ,. idayeti with Oakland, C alif, umI
shown a- hr iip|)ea>et at u m u
dcsetlbed as the “ most pr.mi .mg
Mrifmenrc Iw.( four- after .
young player on the Pacific
i timing t.j Washington fim.
» hs,|” iflrl season.
1 iMllr roil, flying . n u )
IJeorge t li Ink. a 27->ec old
util \no i i .
nr | m,,b. ||
infielder flum .Ullshoio. O,.
l*"t O ■! tlrat lie had found .
Kmlcr Irk | Maitinrr. «•. in
•""■al *MMd tor hfpuiry landfiehlot fiom San llicgo, ( aid,,.
I Interna!n. . i
Tire iHwilrs of four othci , . o
12b,
NO
20 2
Compromise Extension O f
Mamin# Hus Plunges $ 11,0110 Stolen While«
Over Hillside In
Hein# Transferred
Cascade Mountains;
From Poughkeepsie
Nine Are Injured
Hank to Post office
IH i m il IK K K I’.SIK,
AKsurinlcd Press l.ensrd-Wire
a
Seven Spokane TwoGunmen
Ball Flayers HoldUpBank
Die In Wreck Messengers
rd‘ . UANC.JUiir 25. tA l’ i
— Ihr nUnrr ul thr Npikanr
Indian* Iism-IibII duo, . 4ia
Collin*, cay1* tie eMlC'l Ih ’ l
Ihr rluh will- finish its amsi n. ueMpii, >.i , i.iglt, m ,ju.
crash that t.ug the ,»*e* <
tereil play era. C ollin t ij *
'ir believe, (he
Ihcmcrliejt ot.u. ' wain Hie gau.e
fimlliyn.l.
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NEW SI'AI’ EK
S A L F O R D , F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y . J U N E 2 5 . 1946
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One Person Reported
Dead. Two Injured;
% Ten Manhattan Fire
Units Sent To Scene
W EA TH ER
GI’s III Germany
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Locate Grave (J!
Y., Ju n e
R
ulY— Two gunmen ludd .l[*
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Iwn hank messenger* ul I’oogh 1
keepidr. N. V. «h» mnfniiiK
escaped aitli $ 11,0 0 0 .
r I 9 n
1 I tl 11
Stowaway Saved Through 'Puli’
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7 .' p I
H llt * l
11111 l
V. AS 11 IN* I n V , Iinto U5,
..P i— ') In* . on
ion « 'f th e d r a ft btw h as
j e o n pas. I'd bj Uii* House
pKitnisi* oxtoii*
r„» G l
Youth Was
lv ■||1..|
In Action
IV H lM l
In SeptPniher, 1011
.o t llllu F fl
Ttir holdup iH-rnrmt In front
of the cily Port'd Office while
the ineisenKeiv were tintlsferrlirg
a shipment o f' money from Ih***
.t.tla'v and •■it to TIn* Seitatv (jltiel. Si'itul"' approval
1 xpi’ctcd
‘(‘be House
voti nn .1 pprm,tl wits 259
Mviili.int. Naliuiiol llnlih and
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.Tn-M .Company In HAr Post ;
• *"'* > 'I1* 1 ■■ ""H* | «'»
i Ml ,rr*
/•*>* *"«»«• 21 vi'sir mI«| von, ,s*.S#1
I'oughkeetisir
P u l i e Chic!
{*««* «u* kill, d in aitnm
Ihcllrr way*
*-n\, the IHI I.*
George l.edludlri
t , ' m SepleniU-r,
‘s,'l’b’ml*-i-, lit
M11
il, vd.de
»hdi s e r f,
000 u m in two Uut*mm Img
n’K.witn the A m ,*-A tr <tups .Wvi
will, ft.ram si (oil-, nh.l 11 nV'OHl ‘
''.m . . . .....i
hag with $511,000 to .<>audM [*“ m a fneu,( llo l tt.ian
grav*
liitU.
'’,’rn l,H'aled arid m . i Ii .I n.
Airmding In pnlirr. (lie gun* 'OH' lu* ii (|> I he mime "f • •i
men V»eie about .IK , u 1(1 yeir* ''itigen (,,'nouuy. vikidi i> giin
old, and weir drivtn * «
td ick
h‘i lliisslnii rmitnd
.Huick. IP 11 mmlrl. IIcciim- pl.itr
■'!** Ilh hard Puimois ..flliain
_ .111210
hiidgr. S' I*, ttlliup lliulllltul WH*.
killril with Hi mu. r c « | i I ihI fpl,
U'ttjs .1. Ih h-llti of llraiohi
wlw*
now fttiitioftinl »t ftnith-
Dawson U rg es
Celery Growers
To Attend Meet
: flll l
iilMillt
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t*i‘tiimnv
hutahtiiupK
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f«T vi it
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^«»tni!-8* nf flip f iti'litii>
lleletlf*
it
to I I " .
T in ' 1 oiop rofn fsf*
till!
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fnm t
Hmirrit.
f Y»l
Representatives Also
ruanimmisly Okcy
.Hay Increase For
Ser\ iee Hen-ionnel
ul*itit*i
wnf**
hi t
h»'»
Slit* *';ot
nt il**t
•Hidwe
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\VI'hif «« frw >1,(1 VI! I**' *
! t'l! r | til** f •ell" ‘ ", • litlie
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linn I.Bve not been ide. idled
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!«'i | V« • lx 1liuf I u . h '
Imimdly but they ate Iwheved
HUM t* ••
lo be Manage! Mel Cole of Wctiable lo i^-ft 11fif it sin- vi r*-= * ' ■
Jr
utchee. Wash.; former Wanhmg
1*•aY tfMhi v a .. \ y i pi«v '.ii
r Milk |
gimvets
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toll State College pitcher llt.1.
t'.nV Mi St it *
h
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i *1 Ii* >|as
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urged
by
f-Ptinty
Agent
Klnnaman of Brooklyn. Wa»h.;
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; outfielder Hob James nf Irrnpr,
pt 14 till wYhirli till- III" »
it ■ A Uf i it‘i? Y I 1M i } V* Hi- M *4
nEIXJRADE, June 25 U*i <
t l1* tt mitt iviiue -» 111 Ari
Mtafl
M*
heni
hi
#
a!
the
(-ntirt
Ari*.. and outfirhler Hnh Pntlot- I1'1■'“ r
'tit* ISP I*t*iill**d fnt t tfi *tl|fie»^f1
t Ml 4 » 4*4. •
Sf !=* |j J- T i- *‘till! • Ail tt
A Yougosl*v woman testified at I
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Ajnrthw .tt U»,00 o 'lu fk !•■ u ,i« |tin mdfw f Mini FfanWf id
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son
of
San
FraijdKP.
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the trial r f Cenetal llraja Mihail i
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Three o f tbe injured m<' in I hunMfay nuMidng, which will b** i\p i»t*t l l » r i * *t ........ mid m**f ii-'-’ fS' •* .
il«
ovlr today that the Chetnik lead
I U llti
V/ 0 d D L
I
*• 4it jf ii. vi thr •iiisi.*; -LutU f;i|
«ii
i *4ri; girl.
critical condition. They ate >u» f tindurtPtf by irprfsr'ritalivrs of
f|41* 4*t(f -k•f •- e.f fin- liw»» |U"I!i?'
r:n "M|!| 1
er had stood by while hU own
1
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fir
imur-*
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villi
*iif .tsiirr,
driver Glen Berg of Spokane;; thr U itiN SUitr* Depnitmeiit i f •hi* AiiiPf»*’i»" / •■im* r1(l|§.4.1 .»» ■! u..
M
Li
I
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iJiimUr.
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countrymon were beaten to death. I . ,
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•hit4 1 •ll il
h*»w
Aprtculhiic and at whnh a p f i '
Christ
llartje
of
San
Kriuo
i«eo,
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Tho witness said that she
(• r o u p
C i t y _ former catcher for the li.m.k- !•*""' mnrkrtiiig agncmcTit ami
Mu 1♦A U‘ ♦he. l ■- 4
t*n m*n were billeted in a round v ,
|*
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df nf l
bit Hori.la crl.r> wilt l „ 4h*lbunfifii *1 Ir
achooUipuse in August,- 1IHI,,when
1 OT o p F i l V I I I # ( l U r - lyn Dodgers, and pitclirr C«-. rgo,
r*tlIIIl.yden
9>ft«5t.5 Iclsho.
Iclshn. *•
i.rm.atmvdv
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fill
llirn
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ft
Ine CnelnlVs attacked iheiti. Shr
f)J l# C ( ‘ i l l l S H 'l t l l f l l T l '
1in* liiauitg.s Inm* brrn r**
tXAa
The others injured wci • f‘.ini*,i rii if Aid by the u lrry till ii-nut "t mile II. 1I«'t " ^!«•].!
asserted that ti*. Chetnik). brn; *
f rmu
j Seattle nttd Portland mulieidm thr Ftmidit V'rgrtftbh* rnnimiU ■ Am*'« u*ir Rfi 1nt 1 nth "
her anil the nthertt, nn«l killi-tl
*1fI r*|*
*~ii f*mtth »u
ngntn ', ,rv'
l.evi9 MrOormstki
't tin
some nf them, white Mihntlnvir ;
*
7 * Iticlmiil i ‘..w mid rr$ tain gtrtvrt mid pImji i>» i !»»,* i.-lM flit. rl.
i b*rr I
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ii.
Semin*
ers
o
f
Oakland,
•
old
;
fmnu'i
f
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hill
♦
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l
cttiilhln'*
atoett by and walrheiL
of rrlery #t ttv. ti i" Florida
draft
tlniversUy cl Idaho .utitin Kt , p|ii1** twi 1 boa ting % will b*‘ foil (In 1 tk« 1 I, 1 V! it|f U'H «
General MihalloTfa atJmilieti tin i ‘
, ! **:, *' //« ^
*^r
—- —
id 1
he knew the woman, hut .iunie.l 11
lo';">tilc Paralysis. Hr. win Konupka of Mot COW. Irlnh’i; iditrteil nt lb*Ho fttailr on *btK t M|»oak Uh » u> -toil w<
Urnjamin tiauighty o f Livingston. and nt Suramin no Inly V
I. .A. ( iillioun \N arils ( ity («rtiii|> Thai l.cual
hack \\v g«d tbiough I • \Mil1*
some of the details of her test!- '* w - .| t" .... ■''*
who played formerly wit'i
K. J. IIidiomb, drpnrlmriit
-rap
* «*»d ‘*4MI y«>'* •tt?»H ,
mony. Tho witness hud deacrilasl. Mr
. * '"Z T "* ' tc r c l' N.*vJ.,
Action W ill Hv 1’akt‘ii Hj Cili/cns If
and
Imltnni.ii IL,
,
. . ,
who wdl thr Hu-'Miiu* dopHrd ii^. l*t» ’-IK
him as wearing a hlnck rn|H., "*> ■**>*• ’ M ■ llwinfes ueasur.i Sarramcntu
A met ir-♦« G I. <«!»•» ronbi
. spectacles and a beard. Mihailovic "1 “
f‘“ *' MfiHay evening
City Hump Is Not Moved Shortly
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ih . |»rr- ltu*rdiinl tiilkrd will* Ho * it*td
# said hi. cape was gray, and that “ * '
Haiif...,! ' mmurn y Ilmi.e. ...I I.IK h „ I.U, IUIIh.u>c “ I ; nt
thr ....................
Vulilrz Ibdrl
Thr
limy
b-t
it
tliMiiirh
•ddinr <»ffirrt «l ihr lirnring w*H
W he had no lwar?l at the time.
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Ml
TIh*\ ltln Riiv'iun 1
Another
pmsrrutinn
witness 1
*;........ o the l«.an! of
Ih* l.ynlfh NV♦*•*!* i t pirHiH tn<^
\ uyw iii
kii
a.
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Hnirtnry rf A ctIcmIIhip I Ilnlrii tlrimk
was n former *premier of * the ......
t nttli
•• 1 11 #*1uI
Andriwin
Vu , os. hv esuo gowrnmenl m lem- urrr «*irrt«*d r*-- ftdbzWik |>i I
I I f ' t h x . Iit H
Rl|H%litt Im '»t •mil' |<t '
don (Mimlloe Trtfunovicl.
Ih- 114
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testified that the esile regir... Im.l »f... I " M« «:• f
Chl will Hull M11 I rCl»ftltl -I S Ft I ■ H|1 u '■
Mi
I h dli Uii*i ms, 1 Mr
chief .if the \Vg..table Utvismo, wr wete 10. k.;.| ..p ........ 1
no direct contact with Mihndovic, lr i
’>n hlast
i
f
K. I 11. ,ilup.,1 assistant litrerti.r a t'»*" « '* h '- w l ...... ■
out omy tnrough the Brtlich. He 11*11**»* ' vchiiN jf Mi
' tnne»e
d
l Ur
.»f
the
Emit
ami
Vegetable
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and
f»u*
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said his government laid m*\»!r S M Tnhv V \
111e c.
bdtn m
«e
I I V’
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Hi*
pion, M F. Millet of the II si tl \ ;*•> him Will, t!<■ ICu u..i '
issued nrrierw for Mihailovic t o I ..........................
.11 •.1, l)Ut
f* .t i*
, « J|i» dilil.**.
3111*i111h1•
Oil ** <l 1* rMIt IJ 1i Itr- 3
stu ck the purlisians of Mnrxhal . ' " ' I f " '
11 b<v>-, Ur. hrank
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NASHUA.. . .N. I I . J tine ............
26, I/Pi Marketing Office at I nkelnml e>t l «nl. and two ............. knl
Vnliklng
priir*T
Hii*v ,ti, ATtUfi.ii ItK
^ Tito, and denied that he ever JH11!rm!!*, ,
narWa. U r . x Wo firemen in Nashua told |{nrrv Rjnttiick, rrpirj*rutin|f Iho 'M l'l lliry km*w wlirfr llti
(ii '■mront
iSfHUl
Tito * ih / i ii i I \H in
ik U H
tti*i,|t ,i Rflfl iif !
iwetr. we finally found ■ » It l idttii|M -I
§ knew o f eollahornthm by theChet- *'
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1
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l'°Bce today they r»w n motorist tJ.tj.O.A. solicitor's office.
h j „ r.r*•**r i»H
| 1It. ' piiioi
Hi Mi* b Aim* .*ff
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_
lctm r!♦•»%■ krpt lip imrlv by flu
nlkleader with t l » Germans.
i!'n' , , "»'loii*. I.n
«n. Pror. .1. N. Kr#i, a bov on a Na .hua i.trvet,
Vida.
r
ii i m l* *•
fit. set* r* •%* i * ,,>*.!*»*-* } i
‘O r m
b
_____________________ d "-•"i-' ami Edward hirrhrr.
thiu.t the lad fnt.. thr irai
1 iva'ltId .!•
1*
1 I. •, «
•*d pv
TI.- city v < rommro'tril for trunk o f hi* car. and -iM-rd off
,--ii»t» ii*(*
It.ii it> * i - >•
21
1!
.ulmn in -fir.,vine giirbag'.' in the direction nf Mn* achunettllrr*‘ * tth.il aa 11, i f il r,l .* irt .»fi
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1 I'M
cnii ;,nd virimtv vith 11v killing They said the cn> Imin Ms.u«tht i f * ' » » It JI
h
111>I finiiisht'i! Ly1 the state anil chnaettii tkense plate
Mmssu.
IIROPPH* \M» l(M \•, M i n i
* * mil1' |
u r<
I - *I, .I n i. Miul rnlored , cliUHetta police have I'.tmil i> the
(til, »U' Ill !. . tn 1M1
A nirrling rf Hcmirrh- ( muth
I miff!
Seminole High School Piimin.i' riilinim
11.• 11.1|JI1 VI. 1+ i 1 4,k*|. 1
In
ki.iok
lju ill man, ! search, titlt at* yet the p'dire to Firtl Sn . .TfiKS? nf till* VrlfHilli *d
i
Hsrman E. Morris, who slate.I ilnri'i'i <f lln
i.1i 11t,|r ( r.uiity Nashua have nut 1r r.vctl any Ffirrigu Win a ™ h«-ld I** 1 n r hi Illi* ■*■(. <1
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the rsrnp f«r boys of this i"uni> Hi uii I t ;f, ..
1>
ill Ifr. IV, p. teport o f a missing child
Pli. 'Hi
J! i- 1 •• i |1,M
nil thr I.rgtrfi Hut *i1111 tii«»fiil« •*
In tXUi at Camp Winona near U.- ||i,,ul. wrfr ,|nn i,-.| lo nerve as
(bu " I ' l i ’
They lielieve. this nny., !«• In1John l"n ., it'd.. ■'
A,
Jti I lU
1
fjeon Spring* with V. >1. < A ,i loinniitleo In m < -tlgate tile cause tile scene of III uMilrliori Viltetl fn hold fill lllfiii llillt ’ll
in it It 1► la 0 ;
iTinsii ft mi Ihr vrtt'fiir^ hntiHimf Jrlllln.ill, till! ii .
I.
IIU
(•
tmtay
announce.,
mat
amn.i
.....
tif
garbage
work,
today
announced
that
nlmu!
»
w «, near a swimming po-i. snd prntjlrm,
Sanford and .Semmole Hurt, in lan
’
iivai •
tf.
•is>
*1[60 tmys
youngster*
often
spend matry
,
, {h (, „..xt ,nt.,nng wh.rh
“ If yoii '.«vc thr ilfiflf I’-s-A ■'! .1.-,
bny ^ from
j tn, m. Seminole County cans in rural nr.;.
•f f it'pri
I'f*100 »I*
•ir t ti,.i
** ‘ •- .1 M e •
I 1
are ekpected to register at the
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the
fniiiilie«
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Mr
iDimrtcil that i*hfc
( h.
f ‘ t i i fiei f
,£ 1 T '1
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is scheduled on glulv 8.
camp between July 8 anij 21 for
•p«
filselilli i
to tltetr ■homes.
- T h e rneetin!* was presided o v jr .,hoy». you . 111. either Hc-Iid Ho in
Ain ti» onil,
hud found no fariiiitp?* at FcrnEldI
l|t!
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f
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ita |lst season.
I lie firemen
lim iitn who
wrni saw »nu
e,
The
the m*
In- 'i .
,..(mf|r
|,r.i| Py ‘ orlhan. who the
*L - information
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or have them get k
* i*ho.p<
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•F H i ' I i n h
9
>t I*** iii» rf#* »»f tn « r
Hue to the polio situation, only Laughton Memorial ll<*pitn| for
ilH II
(lit r\|UU
I tltllll t* .
ip tench with me. i - 1'Hll.-r I saw r
for tbo *
iA .lit* * * f f i *til tiii t
" ' « l s - - r o l .t«..„.eys
win b
irve lt
. ( owning
e**•
boys from thist UlUUtjF
county will
|erh. fiLS-fe. She atuted lion" n u m b e d
tffltbl
I
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mii' hI Ml til*: *« iM Ii i
I
litntfiMfii
this
lodav.
and
would
w
rlam
lyt
*ith
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'sunolied
<hC counlv will lie Invited
m
permitted 'at jhe ramp session, Ithat cases could in* treated at the ik w k n o ?
like Ii. l*’l|> the m il of km or
1 -.I|j YfI * **vt tint
Ih- n i ^ a n
!h..wn^ tha"*'* participate in the discussions,
*'i> IttiPldpIr* I IIII 1*1
tn |¥y*-,*
I •m» (.ill h *t
* in *s |a iri ii> i s ritoTK K Il
aid Mr. Morris. There will be Jn* ] Marianna Hospital, and rouhl be h*^
by the firemen hs. shown that,| Ml>mU,r(1 „ Uo vo,ed Iasi night these frllnw
H P im -lriP ' ■ bill
:^rT |ji-rr-_ (
^
'rbjffvi Pm
* *' ' •p
•tnlctiop in boatln?,.
(sent Ihrrt? In the Erickson nmbul* neither of the rars w as. in the .to finance the rest of the chart’T
“ I took %flint* piriiiirn i»f "iht?
nimbi !. , , * i '+i
life saving fishing. Medals will
„ nrr under direction of Ur. R. II. vicinity at the time.
vy \ m •,i*>\ j ir • jr?- (/if —
and the nroawiiaMon - f ll." 1'ie-d grave fm you mol they will (•"
fitiiii'ri u* 1fi.lit-11<*«»- - ":t
-j
to winning memlrers o f ‘ he
o f (lllm „ lo shc m(i1 th -l
Mt1
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*t i.ttk *.f
,m*ven
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Veteran*
of
Foreign
Wars
Au»
11• ready iie, l IVnlursdi.y and III
IImt ,i
* ♦.»% |».iyil<u’ « it /«-t. lit n » ht »! ..I**i ffulnv litiSJiitA
National Rifle snd Nallrpal A n h . there wvtn two castw, of polio In
semi them to v..u right away l»- •
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HKFKNII8
NAZI
MOTIVFJl
.a ery Asioclation*. he nnnnunied. Seminole County in HUS but nn
Jil* ff|V11 i'll
In It ill i |»tlt * . 1Ii* Ir* - f Is! *I\
t Iffitcil
cause I know1 how luuch lliie will
NUENBEBO,
T E iG , June 25— (JP>— ‘
^ Ijist* year, 68 boy# attended the
< \U
I'M'*' » .tliaiJi M m « ^ ft'*t*<|nm in*
mean to you. I hope they turn
cases, have bs-. n rvportH ae yet |cormBr German Fcrelgn •M inis-! IIKOWDF.R OFF FOR U. 8.
NKVV HAVEN, t ..an . )
camp.
Rmii* *« * At hr « m icWciciSeJi th-^t
lout O. K
fd*i
III! .S.-crelai;. - I . •I a, * M *• ' l l I •. Hill « Hv M.im »
in* I'>i6.
j.er i.sron Von Neurath today de—
“’--"r l ~1
£f-i II % .*>♦-' APfB
t*> Rii i t h i InMrif fir-iihrefi Mark“ The grave had punslo* and
Slute health authrrities woro fended the motives of the N e iU ; Lo n d o n . 'June 25, t/J*r— The tulip* ami wan <|uite pice. The
lnui *d Hu'
i'lui-tiitu 'Sclcn*:^
reevtved tip b'ltl'irnry df-gi-r* d fitly f r fulfil MWl *•»' t»M * r 1(1*'*
I'LRAUM GUILTY
Muoted as declaring that polio In pcrtoctiting Jew* and d liso lv -. fonnBr
„ f tf,p Ameticnn
t•• |**ilV Rifuiinia,
ceirrstcry hail
some
beautiful
AJ,,f♦ PfifitTH ( U|tIk »l H, IUumP-- If*
in Germany. \Communist Parly, K M Browder. tree* ami the River Mnin flows doctor of Ian ’ l»aiav
cases in Florida had not twen tn «g col it leal parties
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Ml*|• * ‘tf‘ll
i> *«yf» *|f *»«■
M f»»( ife‘I(V*'( » •»*
D17TR0IT.
J u n • 25—(4*)— rirfficirnt numlat to make it an Von Neurath testified at 'the w a r , {* exix’Cted to arrive in New
it was
K .ill,
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q|. .|
.-.ill. - u.t--n^. i-ilit ju tiiu g ^ o ito r - |t ;| Hu:_ssunJs. . 1 K I A 1 A.\ Al A l .S lis.Y I U l . f r ------Twenty-two
defendant*
h a v e 'epidemic. The -mailer o f having crime* trial t o d a y that the actlops _ y otk b>. ^Uou tonight. H.. to..* Iright
! * '1! " by
! ,' il,. I thought
Hip oitlv Americans i r „ j | , , i \ „ i h m * In la it m m in i , , ' v"
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•tolling
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them.
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and still oper(WASHINGTON. June 25,
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next week, end Into opposition from the Navy
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unanimously in favor o f a bill
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Japanese House of Representa
to give cash payments to vetMulberry Agpnue, fell agaliwt snms proper count nf the recent
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T *a g e
s ix
Congressional
Go-By Appears
In Merger Plan
the • inclliialliiii ..to c> naiiirr me.Arm y Air Larin nllotmrnl would
1*1 eiitlrnlinl plan l.rfi •rc it m ln o t exeteti liuJgct estimate*. At
joum* next month.
.the rarnc tune, a member of u
I Mr. Truman want* the armed Navy npjuopriallona xuhcninmitte*
force* unified under a Rintfle dc- haa atated that hia colleague* do
pailmrnt of
natlona
. want
_ _ thr
__ Navy, or any major
defense. (not
ConKrex* up|ienr» to l>c going component of 1
it,
1, relegated to it
ahead with plan* for separate Jaccomlnr;„ position.
bin Army and Navy air force*.
Appiopriations are being recom•pacific j mendrd by Congressional commit*
One of the President
ie huge teea for the Army Air Force on
recommendation* i* for
air force. I n othrr wordi, Con- the one hand grid thr Navy Air
»tr*** ia proceeding idrnoat as Force on the other. Hut that la
hud not pent not the only reaarn to believe
unification plan to Capitol that- .Mr. Truman'p proposal ia
dcatlned for g pigeonhole. Several
In n speech in Detroit earlier 'congressmen have made /t> plain
thia week, the assistant Secretary that there ia no immediate intehfor air, W. Stuart Fymington, paid Hon to take up the unification
thy budget for the fiscal year plan. Chairman Andrew May of
starting July I provide* more the House Miliftirv Committee
money for the Navy'g air branch a*W frankly that he doubt« Jfheth
than the Army's.
Member* of «t Congers* will have-timr in «'•*
subcont- on it in view of plana to adjour”
an
mi'
Congress Does N o t
Have Time Nor. In
clrnation To Considcr Truman Plan j Hj" *l th*
°t *«•'
fro stings f
HlCAfAOUA
C O IO M IIA
A C«J4 PLANE from Morrieon Field
(A ), Weal Palm Heath.tfa.,crashed
on a mountainside on Tabogn Island
(U)» eight miles ofT the Canal ^;tn
coast. The plane exploded aa It
itruck thi mountain. An Army rre
cue party recovered ID Ixxlle* from
llie wreeksKc. All S3 penon* ulxiari)
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Pticoa Good Thru Saturday, Juno -22
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VALENCIA ORANGES
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RED BL POTATOES
PINEAPPLES
CALIFORNIA PLUMS
fORMIR CHIEF licensing ofllrer for
the defunct Knrclcn Kcnnomlc Ad*
ministration, Emanuel Goldberger,
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Legal Notice
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It
in becoming
increasingly
dear thiii I’rraidt-ril Trumiin'a
latent plan for unification of the
Armed force* will n t the Con
greif/iniiar Ho-liy. There nrc acv*
era! aiitli* which irnlicate t}i*t
ConjtrcM neither hn* the lime nor
| til* final r»r>*>il1 l»4*i for *p p ro* *1 - o f i i i i w a n*1 r,
f
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•n for fin al d l a - 1*»*••*>, on this 1th day o f Jute
hr w ill apply lo j)| *.
p.
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tv. tV A itt:. •' o h o . i
Kseeutor »»f th*» estate
Seminole
C ou n t) . I
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m i l day o f J ill) I
n il) • l.llllia dlhl «|a
which made a|.|’ l l f allo ti for a ta t d**>9 to
)u y. ui r 11hr r o f y*»u. inujr h ave hr I m i i H ttirrc o n ' Hald rrrtlflra t**
dRd tint (I k e a la lr i f II. J . I 'A I J I * ernht a rm ttih fo llo w in g db»<-fU»*<1
h it. U t(r4ard, la ir nf M id Cuubiy, |>ro|»rf|y In the Count) o f HrmIn•
lo thr i*uunlY Ju<l|f of Henunoic o ft , Htwtr o f Florid a, lo -w lt :
Counljr, Florida, m hta u lfir r in
leola 3 A I Karnpaon C ity
T h r n o i n n r n t o f th r aald pro*
thr «o u rl Iioubc o f ram County i t
Ha r- fo|«1. Florid a, w ith in eight rg|» party under the aald c a r t lflr a tr
•tid.tr month* fro m Ilia linn* o f th « l««iir «l w aa In lha Maine o f I'D*
flr » t
puhliratlun
of
Ihia fiottcv. Known
K it h claim ot* dcinatid ahall hr In
I *nlaaa »a ld r n t lf lc a t e •h a ll
a rillliK . m i'l ali.tll a ta lr thr p l.irr rrd rrm rd according to law , ttlh
o f it»i«|rn r* anil |>o*| office* *ohlrr»a p ro tK rty drarrlhad therein w ill l#r
o r the rlnlm ant. .nut kIi .i II hr ■worn r» M to th r high er I bidder at th r
to l*y tlir *i Inlniant. iiunit. or nt* court h n u ir d o o r on the flrat M*»n*
to|Or>, .ifn| any aurh i laltn or d e day In th r month o f July, l i t * ,
mand not •<* filed ahall lx- %**l*l
which la th r let day o f Jnl>,
l»u !rd I hta Soil, dav o f XUy. I»I4 .
A l . i r n V I*A I,VI Kit.
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.
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C lerk C lfru lt Court, HeFait. *lr* Ca Bfil.
m ln olr County. F lo rid *.
K lr»t I'Uhliratlon, June ftth. I * IS. • (C irc u it C »u rt Heal)
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»»op odor, chetk per*pifaxlon|0<
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In U n ity T h e r e l i S tre n g th —
Te Fretect tjm Pearr nf (hr H’nrld;
To Promote the Profrr*» of America;
To rrodocr rr n p fr% for- Sanford.
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AN
VOLU M E
X X 3 ? V ll
E stablish ed
1908
W A S H I N G T O N , June 21,
(A>—The Uniteil Sink's is
urginn that a four-power
•ommlsaion be not up to pre
vent nny revival of Japan's
military .power. Invitations
to join in the plan have fieen
extended to Hritain, Kussiu,
nnd Chinn— and the yvord
from London is that Dj-ikiiii
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IN D E P E N D E N T
F L O R ID A .
o
r
D A IL Y
N E W S I 'A l ’ EK
F R ID A Y ,
JU NE
21,
1946
A ssort.! ted Press Leased W ire
^
s
•
Examiner Favors
Reorganization
Of FE£ Railway
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f .i
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t . cm Jutiani
,
consUtni, cheek
.r ' .h* , f'.i.ut!, -ton
ti licnv. , all I nr |»*•! i
’
*»••** fni thr nioriirieai roit **I I hi
armament
,
.
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The treaty would no, ................. .
t'1" " ,*..... . ^
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operate until Japan ha,
' f ,lv t,,‘
'
lied by Ihc oreupalion f .,. .
h.
. plae au h...,
under General
MarAi ....
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jiftizwt
FtnrPla
t *n*f»t w. t«
would mein, in effect, that at
the end of the mas. ocrunatmn. » u" ',c‘ ,,hr eonl' " '
lh* S'
the Unlle,| State, would n'v..
I '" '" . ,
'T !
It. dominant r n « in Japan. Small *"(‘ A' fl1r,i 1 ,>uI“ ‘h P' N,,' ’
forces of troops especially trained Ju,> " f ■*“ } >c" r -,ht *
'
in disarmament control would!
JJi* « « . permlttinh <b.
UkQ over
♦
AUiinltc < o u t Line tit fill* n
Under the treaty. Japan's arm ;l'b‘.. I baring, were then held .n
«1 force, would Irt- deim.biluH j H -rbU and in Waahtniftm, rb e and the Japanasu would la* all*.*
,h*' 'tUMtlutta discussed
ed- to *have no weapons ami no the hearings:
hrnild
the reorganired coin
£ expoilves, except those needed pi.ny I - upend.*,I
indepemleritlV
“ in IndnsUy, Neither emibi .the>
Imve-wny military l a e , nr war iswki Urn cntdnd ni the m Jut
plants, If any violation should Vnpe. Company.., I - nalfiod i.ih
disenyered. the four piw.t and «*|«‘rHfr*| hy fh»* A I hint i
would move in with the iuH*ea"nr> 1 'J**1* !.»*•< '
nottitervt* I f»HlfoHjea to remedy the allunlian
Utr Ifitfr-t.ii
p t a i i i II i p i
-ayv
If r
At the close of the perioi
p«-i
covered hy the nriginnl treaty, ,lr*e <‘*»rnpn*fc uwfi, ahnut
iif the ('..niMi.mm
Jltlll dolhu
the agfrcment could la* icnowo'ii ^vnt of
d.dlnish oof
MffiitLi Kmt
.
y .jlh e emnua
run sCftastV
o u ,., outnmfoe 26 year, more,
if imccnury
Any modifications to l « mat
made stamllng
fit.
and refunding
then would depend on the pro mortgage bonds, _
i grass made by Japan toward it
£ peaceful ami democratic life.
£
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TIRK -WORKKIW HTKlKK
AKRON, o 7 June 21, (/I*)— A
, strike by C.I.O. rubber workers
has hefted produoUon at the
General Tire *"4 Rubber Com
ity et Akron. The executive
rd of the union celled the
men out at one minute past
midnight. The union had filed a
20-day strike notice on May 2.
About 2400 workers were 1n— — ~vetved 1n~the-walkout.— :----------
JOHNSON • « . . . . . . .
Alex H. Johnson. Seminole High
Instructor,
'or Galnesvile
will leave
confer*
where ha will a'
•nee during the week of voestIon11 agricultural instructors. Mem
here of Ihe'Seminole Chapter of
fetor* Parmer* of America are
meeting on the first end third
Tuesdays of the month at Mr.
g|
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Al
Meetings
( oimeil
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Presiding O f f i c e r
Halts Prosecution
Showing Of Film
M *K V*'. IiiiiL* 2 t . f T ‘ " I h
|PM*M«lMtg iif f U’f* at th*wttl i-rtitir* trtii)- L*»"
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ugniriKt higli nuking .Jii|i.mrni‘
war IomU Tilt* plet Hit- ‘ ha*l ia.*t*n
CklltLitf'd Ly tLe
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a-
,
City Sanitary dim-tor E. II.
Johnson announced this mottling
that the .City truck and DDT
spraying outfit Is now progress
ing rapidly In spraying garbage
cane in negro sections.
Much demand . for new garbage
cans la reported since the spray
ing crew went Into action. Some
persons have made the excuse
that they were unable tn xecuio
garbage cans. One of the largest
hardware stores In Sanford a re
porter! this morning lh*t they had
pencil
fwni 30 to 40 i jgh f* M In atnek
Peris haa adjourned after taking
tip the inflammable tjueilion of
Trieste and the lUllsn-Yugoslsv
frontier. No docislon wa* reached
on either tpioetJon. According to
American sources, the Ministers
elmplr restated the positions of
the united Htates, Great RrlUln,
Russia end France. There were
no new rropoeals advanced.
RO TARY
sHerica,
s s aat
Hl’ BAKFR
the University of
the principal
uler weekly
Jon Monday!^ 11 ‘
accompanied by Paul
assistant coach at the
»t All AnarJnlveraity of
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lulledlh him lle^r hfiHwjv ?ci the * rinva■* ».h tin |tfii* n IInntiHI
S|1■'1
7 mmutr. and 10 &ri*lk|iils ni the riglitti rrumri tn tIk 1 ft IJIT
York City
III" Itfl. 'I
L a b o r M o v e m e n t fillHh' Auainsl Arn iilamr Of ( mil«*i n* *•
,
; Agm'iiH'Mt Is IVfimist’il Hv If•*|mi!»|i< ;111
Sa>s ( ongri'ss ltt‘ii(
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Five IVrsuns A it
Killed In Dallas
Hotel Explosion
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Union Official
jOnly Congressional Okay Needed
Proposes Unity f *
To Assure Extension Of Draft
On
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Uir arirfn
that Jatuiti numt
"w cu rf peace
Thru It"
turned nrmind tn -u-r fmw the
a.Tf-i inIdl'd uewAhirtt vm r taking
it, Kanncr Iheiniri llidrki Toj<»
likfiwUi* ht’ -keil ,tf tin* iimVfi-.
fni ii wIif li5, » rid fhett t•!•f»***|
away hi app'imit -in. <1^-11 n
A Jnpniipii* film
L ,m
Ih i NakrtL ('at lief Im *i «i 11 f 1*.I
rortrrming ftltwn h* t ul itmde
nr*
1h*‘ \e were desri • I * pi* .•*
gsm!n miivii s, j*. r.t ftj' null
LariMii, divine m
1,.p - r t».r ;
Emperor a«#ic] ngy
1 *nr
III
f III'
Ear Enat,
City Now Spraying
In Megro Sections
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iiivliit*-,
1 ’ir*1 frit
tfugLl
U lijs t*
Haul
. M " re, ’»!.
i)it*0 I Ihh .Humi ml*
eiiilfiuu iif an rmlv t'Hni
ii,
* P i «• u d
military
|tri*j*£v *nii i
amnnj: thr .I«|i:u-c<r pr- plr
One rrfl h»«| la^rti «)n*wn Ahi*n
the p.nsideni ..f the inlerm.* ui.d
WWgfO
1, S," ,
" “ V -^ o rd ered t .dmlied
M illlam lf|»n*^l llir pointy a
di?mn! failutr fiti<! thr fT,tu i
into rrrcuii,
Ansimt:*nl
pin n
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vletotn nature. Thr
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i* se»sitfti iff thr*
mi Mint
ditVs
In the fit ^1 prn t of Hn* film
*CMM*|ii|||* lh,. ftsifiirt
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nnd Ivdin'ftfmft Mtt*t n*
NO INVESTIGATION
WASHINGTON. June 21-0P>—
An official spokesman for the
Justice Department says that no
anti-trust Investigation of Jinxing
and Daseliall is under way, or
even planned. The spokaman Mid
“There la no investigation being
made hy this Department of
•ilher the boxing industry or the
baseball industry. No Inveatlga*
Uon has been planned. There is
no reason - for an-investigation,
We have had no complaints and end that they had not b**t*n short
we are - not Interested in any of them at any time lately.
controversy
between
promoter
MINISTER*! ADJOURN
Miko Jacobs and Repress Atat iva
O’ Toole."
Foreign ministers conference in
HA8TK MAKES WASTE
LE GRANGE, Ky. June 21,
OP)— A 3B year old convict
named Noah Wager* will ha
bitterly disappointed when he
heare this news. Wagers escaped
from La Grange state reforma
tory during the night. What he
Jehn»on e home,
did not know we* that hie per*!*
t ■ ■
..........papers arrived yesterday, and he
DEPENDENTS ARRIVE was
to have been released today.
Wagers was a trusty who had
31yaara of a 21-year
*
Not Convincing
i i
C. Walteker officiating. Inter
menl will l>e In Kvergreeti Ceme
tery. The Krlekum Funeral Home
will have charge of arrangements.
* • 1
Kvans Listed Familx
Mettiliefs- As I’.nttiers Hr ( ‘ill T.ixus
w,v i\ ! 1 1
1
1■•",*•'
hnAs J a P Mov,e
'
Ml
htmiix \ Serlev. 70, reel* , h r '.' dl^l***v
.... ... I. •
i dent Ilf Sanf'.r d for Ihe past 14 i
The white haired ai.*l
'■
ym t« it, W e t fn - .l Street near , A r K \> displayed i. ...... .
Moiimh*. ami WI.I..W of the late be heai.l tmu-elf .booting
C.'harl^s Hurry Seely* died Inst
evrniiig ihortlv nft»?r I 0 : 0 d
n'rlofk in an Oil.mfhi hnupilal f«lInwing nri illvir . nf lw*» irirmtha.
Mm . Srrlry wn. itn* arli%«* inimi*
hrr iif the Seventh May Adventini 4 liuicli of .Nunfoul
Hhr was burn, \pril 17, IH7#l at
Nr*w 11r*rif**»rt. Ill Fhr i*
vtv-,
«*«l hv « nicer. Mm t’afol Ffdcr
of (Jiiitmnn, (in
’ ■»» "nmi
" " *two
” w nrphrW*.
i
*
Wiiltrr A Kr-It-I ..f Sanford and
I «rl F o lrr. Jr ..f Quitman, (»aM
oIm> ncvf^ritl
*»t h**r nicies and
nephew*.
'Miner'*'l service* f**i Mi>- Sfeley
will he held at I
o'clock .Salur*
200
, 1 U S < *i:K Jim e.LM . </P)
'l i
-1 ■:<;i| Njjiii'tm* KcoII.<ti.li
lint
ClIU lK lI
liiil: i . l e i . jii.'ij ,i‘ Cussinil
tvoYhl F e d *
Mrs. Emma Seeley
MacArthur Urges iJ
Yesterday At jC
Consideration
Off Orlando Hospital tuition
mt.d *0
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.
Consideration 0
w«
1
New Constitution
TOKYO, June 21—{/Pi —General
MacArthur told
the Japanese
|| Diet today the nation was con” fronted with one of llm motl
vital momenta In its lifeThe Supreme Commander urged
Ihe Diet, therefore, to give full
consideration
without
political
litas to the new “ no wnr" rnn•lltution it la studying. The ronatltutlon renounce, forever Jap
an's sovereign right to wage wnr.
Haid MacArthur:
“ It Is 'fo r the people of Japan,
acting through their duly rle<t«d
A representatives, to determine its
^ form and contents— whether it te
adopted, modified or rejected."
MacArthur’s formal statement
was read to ‘ the Diet.
Tho Supreme Commander said
last March when the constitution
first was proposed that it had
hlc full approval.
*
Hornier Ku Klux
Wizard Awaits a
Income Tax Bill
ICC Official Rccom. mends Rejection Of
ACL Merger PI itns
.'s s ; s a j s r r x • s j 'a
NO
U.N. Council V otesf
Down RussianPlan
For Trade Unions
U. N. DELEGATES UKSUMB U1SCU St ION ON SPANISH PROBLFM
As Iduiis Battered ("on n I n ( >l>Ii\ ion In Slit
a
W l ; A T I I t It
d
WASHINGTON, June “ I i/Vi
A iit«mmrn<Uti"n whs Hindi* to
day In Washington to the Inter,
stale l yiranicrre Commission pro
posing approval of a rcorg miwarmly approves the idea, in ration plan f«i the Fhuuln . . i
principle.
A
Foreign
office lim it Hallway, The plan would
i
,
.
,
I
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spokesman .aid ttmt Ifritnm will vo.| (oiilinl of tlio Itmlmu'l tn IIOl-OINO TH E OAVEL t)r Ktanrls.-o Castillo Najera item n| Mrlxeo < ue m .i ,i
month revolving chilimanslitp |>ian Andrei Ornmyko ir 'liter le ll'li ten*. mt.-ii1u
.-'ll M e it .i.t i ..... ,.
-I
have In consult with the dotnin (|u. ,si. j .m> I‘aper Company
tie problom'ol Franco Spam ftussla does pot believe lli> U N mb.... uimUire
n p.. .... h.im<i . . .
...... .
. n,,ff0,,frnmelita, especially Aus
Tin- plan win recommended i» lawn a more tempentc act toil tomtd*Spain Pictured at rntlit Pre J- dn, .) in. ,S|miu i . nm n.iu. in ... , , ;. j , t.lir.... . li
trslia ■pd New Zealand,_ Indore , n,,. commission by
Ksamiii' i
tntcrevect *pe.'Latnr Jptlnij lie mretlnif at Hunter College in New Yt;rk.i( i whllt the tuntimn i.i .l.hil.
. uintir . . .
any uori
decision is made.
Ralph 11. Jewell el Ihc f'nmnii.Although it was not announced
until today, the plan was pot '. .lie
,
Inlcrstate f n lit in c r <e
of' otnle|iI j n,,)()
i „ examiner
examiner i er- J[ l l O U n c i l i T C u i l
lforward
"
” , by Secretary
i-, ' T ’ '
in mmlsj a l.in
,A|iril' ln fw,,Ju,,cJj5,M !tunniemled the cominissbm ..
with tils similar pronmitl f o n j(.f l ,l)P Atlantic roast Line HailU*
J „
sb^
^
n
SANFORD.
Urges 4-Power
' Plan Calls For U. S.(
Britain, Russia And
#. China To Sifrn 2<r>Ycar
Agreement
I Ml
IVulh <Limit with nr.iUrrril .iflrfUiiovi ami
nfiitn- I linitilrr -tin***«* iiiu illiritiHiti t kroufh
^ iturtlji*
r ( r ■,
M,
*
of
I ini'd
j.il nulling
*m
Hi-
'
W aye
''ni -lay
'V trden
.1 luktng,
. ' t-aeh on
i'. I'minty
\
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Mm ill III!
v^ri* \* •
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TAMIMKNT. Pa.. June 21 >A‘,
•w *
It* i -I' i' .||1 \ rjll 1•* 11*1
— An A. F- of 1„ union trnde
i ty.*
•
1 n l, *
ftifl.
Max Zntilsky, t.nlny ptoposnl
1 Mf*
i mr- ii 1•*•j U*|Ll> 111=1 1 •* r k|
(hit i’rrsidrnt Trnninn cull :»
i *h>i tfvi-l
! >T»‘ M” .i •t
iif l i » S jH ir*t)i»» i
unity lals.r conference lie »ng.
#- *1 i
' ,ur»ri*e.|
II. . .
hi
**-,»
i
grstc.l that repre cnlallvas i,f
4itt- tlr M
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lid .'tig while
DALLAS.
June
'.'t '/I'i
'If*
IH I,I
hit. .tp ll tt|t« fil ril v
the A- F. of I-. f . I •>.. the exp in-1(1(1 .tl the llnkrt llol.'l in l*)t«'ltl|il *||H4' *1 I
•if ii« u.g
baui of
J-,
(I)'* If IT) I*1 I II I«'|| i':|* lit; *i
railroad hrnthri hisMi, ami othor
Ol)tlc*’ ■).** P|l
I. Ul i
in Lake llnr„ .i triiil
»i *i it* • .»
I I■ *
rival lalmr grnupi Im* .ailed l**. Latlln* hilled nl least live i»-r- • i ♦f* • t»Lu. I
•■I net inii do
t || ^f-% * >' ! V if!?. .» 1* i , 1=1 1
gether and compelled t-> unite arris treltiy .Store, o f u l b r i * wet. nfflri*! n» 1k*»
' ii<Ii fi.-.h get
>■ fflTRlft lli.lt jt Hu* t ifti*
h
in a movement to sene the Injured, nnd many " f them are puy
Pil pi'** ,■
1. 1-illI* If li
believed to l«* fatally hint. It's
best Intel Ota of the nation.
M’pui.lll l*ii I
ito ii> itvif-ii'-'* jti?| p ii fi 11v*«I I«m t*1 In t"-im
f (t 1 trie
H.t Mi.it In; H U
I
Znrltcky is president of the lielicved that (lie blast was cbii** IIr ii mi r rtietmKi ui Mo I dll
t.
' !tir*| )
>o. state <>tm«
A. K. nl I., i. litter-, t’ap uni nl hy an i*x|dotling boil.-r aiel ilUtti**'
>
.■ (I
■ I
to rheck
Millinery W otkei. Intcrnetlnnsl ammonia g.i. from ibt* uii rriic
S|M,tK« I ,‘^im iLt.Liyff
t l« ♦
in i
• . -.i ms.pt.- fi lling nnd
it sent no sJlI'l lli.il
Union. Jlc made hi* remiiri: , t' * diliniiittg aystem.
|.| —
I*s*i * ■Iill ir >
All perxuns
( r i 'o r u h i
\f|\crl isiiij* ■II I,. - of r .toe
day in an a.ntrcis before the aloud, of deiist smoke,
Mint ♦M*«t IlmiM' *kiil iiii *«it Mi«
ti
,
.i(ninr,, -:dtv ii, the rontt*
k'ireitien had tn pul mi ga
I'Jtb nnnunl Tamimenl .Soria! and
lull Hefiiiy, I •»' U *J*J»* ’i
.1-.J i .. ii
o.ivi.ig no
mask* a* they bu.r.P.1 Into th e ....
. l t’ |ift*La!l!r
,mb!(. f) 1 iif 1*1' ' iTf
. I ' i*. \ •:l ( ' I!
Eecmumlc Institute.
til M
I.......
will l*e subject
up the injured riieir w
„ ill Mill Iff ff*jirliril
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m*#ti
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- Zeritaky rritlclxml
I’realdonl notel to
— —tr»----- -re---- Ttd - > snuiw iw el *
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I— T*
Trunian as ■ tnati.. Whti TF^ls he vrnrg wa* hamjiutnl by tlinUMtinl.. I .,|U.
* ‘,i. utit pnvA ,w„|fl
............ tb* tiUlfjJ Til! ** • KltiliF
can ill some mysterious fashion of simellitorr. jainineil arnlitul tin
filrle- f-s tl*
wanltti, plus
revent on eruption of u volcano YlUilliinR.
|t «if(!|il fifillr-T IiIIa - 5 ?» |*f tiuil ‘ tl FJ'tiitf gti*I ii* a im i * . «I*Lpr.
1; -...•
<■., ...itd.iig
and money*
The blaa| oerurred umlurneatli , |,y
ftt-ptblicaii
Heine * , j„tivc in ...... .
lid
fitmly on
‘ Ir .............
hv seating himself
* co ffee shop in The hotel and
Sh„M „ ( M. .....
.Hum rum.
Iimo
M. .
oil *r|‘k ? | . I ! (t »|t.-|F
the cone.
J hr f *.1r!'• * » llifjil lull ly»S ||If (I
rt.. I humic
mddn-u
Jtill'
Zaritxky asked llust labor lead, most o f thr d a m a g e was reiilered I w n , ()lP (II,|y . „ tll|a.t ,,r re,
M..'Uiiiiidiii'NipHi r»f
era be summoned to Washington, around a parking ftcl I nl (he runft*li*hre tunuullH * x4
-L m ill ) Ijirt UU!I#*« * hiurn>.th if»* fith)
llrl A
XIn
that they be locked In a room east aide of the structure.
flRfl Mir M*rx»rt »‘*i tll*» lull |»*vi*r, Ihislohji Kvai'h, t!«*9s(tiffi viiiiil I*11^,#l
|,,pI fr
fr I1 ill "41 of
c!^ p/pilji
and compelled to stay there un
hi* .pit** Short i la u
♦»pp?»?t*^jffcorifiiinii Ift iKinl M »
* i
11 < {
nUlioni* Le
til they ran come nut as a uniteil
I toil, liiiW'pV^f* I*(»Mi M*uiwf» lifiil ! f iitfrithm for Hit* iuiI mi fftiiit
!
Mnn
MHMORIM. SEHVH’ ES
labor movement.
Sr Witf«* I**«Hrrs
fiVl*i"Viti llcivim it in*. Mum in-.t
m!* h
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,
IMI*
tp ifilN tllf ...n»tr\
whir*
Ht. n tl.t — 1 M«.»i Mif*> im - IM inim i i p
•»f tin* *11 JtfI rcinijt
iCongress — said
the Itilmr
The
Odd
Fellows
and
llelwkahriminlti. kfM.u
IT . tt.-i ill It.' ‘Uifiii *'Uk?«* LLfK ifutiifh U ss to
leader — seems In-nt on under
crvlre* at
.............. \h t PI I*1hit • ! » . -t ’ *«
*>f», til K Hi IUIV flflfl p.uat*
mining, If not destroying com will hold memorial
SMITH IN' I T HMItJlltK
the
1,0
O.F.
Mali.
Smidav
-nflerrpsfil.
rtnftuJ)*
*.f Mif fmiiiMr »»f p w r I
pletely, any effective organisa
noon
ul
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:.'t<
t
uVloek.
All
memThe money
i.vrel Dem lb «dt n. t) • Ik.d l»f *iwekle*l perch,
tion of the working jieoole.
Circuit C'.tirt Judge M. II
hern and families are inrilml
ruitipaii^ii wifi Irf* it •-*! It* 'M vi'irlr* Mi^* lutut it iO to •
by Mrs. _ W. E. Jamison, noble Smith was jo his rii»tnl«*i * today Msr it. ■rutr-M Flnti.fji mrln-ltm'
nn*I *«' Mi n
of mU*<1
ill the Court Hmixe.
grand, to' attend.
Orlend..,
fia'nt.'vtlle,
.‘ ttiifoiM, ft 1'.
a tHW-on and 60 to e
CITY ALTERS PIER PLANS
dealn and latrlsnd. The adver- lMH,L Fir»h water fishing lice
FIST FIGHT IN DIKI
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rising will Virens there i
nn expire Jrtne 30, and new eiHi
POLIO GROUP TO V
vaiini'le li' » nt Judge W arm
TOKYO. June 21. lA'i
The Jldio in or near Daytona flrarh
Due to shallowness of the water
near the Municipal pier* the City
A ll persons Interested in the first plenary session of tint new
A .rJt rent pci mil oldaiiimj non:
if building one prevention of infantile natalysli* Japanese diet broke up in con IIUII.DING PERMIT ISSI KD
altered Its plans of
Judge Ware is required for per.
*
10 by .40 and two 6 hy 40 foot and Ihc means of copin*. with fusion today. Fist fights nnd
fish, *4*
piers, and will instead build one R. are urged to meet Monday general disorder broke out n* 4 The Stine Machine t'ompwny .*.n. over *'*•■ who want Ur’ D»h,
r e s u lt
of
umontrwlled tinsolilnined
n *'**> permit f-*r nnd 'f they wish
to hunt migra
10 by 40 snd one 6 by HO pier, evening at tf:00 o'clock at the the
tory birds they must
hnvc a duck
i was announced this morning by Sanford Oommunily House where heckling. The target of the out- erection <>f a ninrrrte lilta-kslurH. N. Kayer, city managar. W F. the Seminole Chapter of the burst — Spcakar Svnm lligai — |age building 26 by fit) feet in slump. Up to the axe of 15,
Ravrnel Company has charge of National Foundation of Infantile adjourned the session after vainly isixe at “ 07 West Second Street .are not required to get a
trying to control thr situation. I at Xn estimated mat of 1|3-000' ,0 U*h *•**! hunt, said Mr.
Paralysis will jncet.
the conetruction.
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The Sanford Herald
■Sliarlaol fcra*t»»ilerji
s»«
t n r li-
Rut two wrongs do not ifiuke a right. And it would
be just as bad to "unpack" the Cytjd npw through
political pressure as it was lo pufck it in the fiht place. |lander, whoso people nie accus
It Ibis point of view prevails am) the Court is turned tomed lo count l ln-ir wealth in
o f it-imlcer with the
upside down every time a new administration is voted rinumbers
o w n e r o f a m ediu m s liv d h erd
into office or every time Cojigress'or tlie administration ■aU-jj a Llch nmiU- made .his first
does not like some decision of (Hu Supreme Court, then’acquaintance with n hunk. Having
that body will soon become a judicial Tammany I lu ll 'completed u luigc *nk- uf reinami the Constitution will have.tin more meaning than a ■hcr moat he. u i given his money
lover the counter of u Kiruna
party platform,
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bunk. The cashit-i Higge-lnl llint
The damage to the Supreme Court lias been done. he deposit the large lum jij, the
The way to repah il is for Congress and (he* President, hunk and ilmw io le ic l. Is-ariiitii:
whoever lie may be in the future, to leave it, alone. Ihnt lies would mean, in other
thnl (he hunk would Ip
Time is a great healer o f all wounds and the Supreme wool*,
borrowing his money, the Idipp
Court will recover in public estimation if iio new in a»ke-t - “ flow -m-, -o.
juries are inflicted upon it. Resignation, retirement and you have Ua speurily! "
death will gradually sweep' tlie bench clean mid as time
HOIlll SALES POINTS
goes on it should be possible to restore to il the prestige
it enjoyed under .Inlm Jay, John Marshall and ,Charles
dlUl.f. VI.RHP..
THERE I* A 1
qU A l.FlV I n ItM
IT GROWS in S ri
THE DAW a : T m
rlgb|c<»i>
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U llhi
th e
The Supreme Court’* Sad Plight
What happens when improper -means are used to
reach a desirable end is illustrated by the present politi
cal controversy main* within the membership of the
Supreme Court of the United States and the low esteem
Into which that formerly august body has fallen in the
public mind. Once considered high above party politics,
(lie Court now finds itself a political tool of one party
and divided within itself by petty bickering.
When President Roosevelt first moved into the
White House he fttund himself supporting certain It'iffalntion, which however desirable In iUclf, was clearly
against the Constitution, as that greatest of all world
documents had been understood fur 15(1 years. And
since the Supreme Court, as it was then constituted, had
no other'alternative than to declare the legislation un
constitutional, President Roosevelt, ia effect, fired the
'Members of the Court, and appointed men who he
thought would declare 'constitutional measures which
wert? clearly unconstitutional
Rut nmy.'that the lack of \VUdom ju this pplicy'ls
better.umlorstiiod by large numbfra of people vvlm see
that un-American ineiiMurt'# did not work for (lie better
ment of America and ar« anxioiiH for .the laws of tliis
country to. stand upon firmer constitutional grounds, a
movement is getting underway to "unpack the Supreme
CuiirL" One suggestion is to force the retirement of
Justices IHack and Jackson, who have been most re
cently involved in charges and counter-charges.
An*
other proposes a constitutional amendment to limit the
number or appointees l»y any one President to three and
thus to force from the Court four .of Roosevelt’s appoint-
Stilted
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tfeSe. Ini-.- e r | . , * . « l *
la tSe nallnnnl li-m *<
O ttlrrn i r e •nnlnlnlHfd
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FRIDAY, JUNE 21, lass
THE SANFORD llERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
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6:1H.
BALTIMORE — lA-i— Th* a «.
cieut Egyptians wer* troubled
with baldness. loo. Their pr*-|
•criplicn fur falling hair, #/*,
(pinti'il |n a John Hopkins journal,
was; "T o *i of a dog. on* part;
ripe .dates, on* part; a*«‘* hoof.!
on* part. Iloil carefully in - * P * n i
of oil and us* to rub m." I f
that didn't help, they had an al
ternate remedy: “ Equal parta of
writing ink and cerebroapinal
fluid.
HU EVEN P U SH S1UX
SAFE SAFETY PIN
•PORTLAND, Ore.. W*r--C. W.
Johnston, Portland manufacturer,
linn stalled mass production of
what by considers an "unswallow■»
am* ’ ssl'^v pin. Il% teujly two
pins, fettered together by h chain.
Theory is lhut when buby sural*
JOHANNESBURG—
n South African miner * 0 at
tested for driving • motor cur
whit* under Pie Influence of
liquor, the Kami district surgeon
tried his own test for sobriety on
seven
the man asking nun to
aiyl six. He gut, id. Tt
five* and five, the man
with 4f>. The magistrate then did
mm? addition aqd made it (JOO
or * i i month*.
comfort will bring mother trunning
in time lo grab the second pin and
The ancient Egyptian prl” C*
tug the chain mid swallowed pin used Hood hath* to regain lb*ii
buck out.
youthful strength.
A ll
Leather
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B an d D W id th s
Co r r e c t m e n ’ s w e a r
Solve Your Winter HEATING
PROBLEM
Accessible Learning
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NO W
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Of Oil Heat
ANY HEATER PURCHASED NOW: CAN BE DELIVERED LATER!
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Il is sometimes an advantage to have an uncommon Vu^'fuv
i- liei name. The late Ernest Rhys, founder of "Everyman’s fear ea
K'ung Library." was a young English coni miner with an urge the •■•>ur
“ll“l j tow ard a literary career. He was starving in Isuulon when
, \i publisher’s representative called on him, having conirida’s fused him with a noted historian, John Rhys. Once the I
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ml mii contact was made, however, the young Ernest made BUeli |
rjiim-; nit impression on his caller that he got a place as one
, of the firill’s editors. With that bis success started.
t gwiNI
‘nilcr^‘
"Everymnn’s Library" bad the iidble ambition nf E. liillic
!!timi ultimately embodying all the world’s good literature
.wf i>«lily making this cheap and easy of access Rhys performed iuu"J
i (wii a sfTiAuce which will long outlast the personal memory of
|f,
j himself. His was the seed which has blossomed so pro way hm
«e'w^i* f,ls,‘ly in this country into the innnmcruhlc " Docketbonks"
to be found in drug stores, dime stores, railway stations
t
and other places strange to the reader of a generation
r Of- ago. "Everyman’s" has become a word for standard litemJWIA
imli.i lure in the inexpensive form. The pockcbooks go further t|n, * 1
igtiL — they print everything from poetry to science, from Smith a
r„7„t,. mystery to history.
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Dr. Sawder, State
fleer, denies l litre I*
epidemic in Fliiniln. ai
on u slutinticul basis I
However there is a
I V A N H O E "V w vu a l
Hie hcauiful new IVANUOE "Universal" and Bupcrftx
Ol! Burning Healers with perforated cajslngs give a
combination ol radiaUng and circulating heel, providing
u new degree ol comfort. T » o adjustable shutters In
(font <o send radiant heat out Into the room ur to deliect treat down lo warm the floor
Attachable 3-vpctd blower available, if de-Mred, lor ad
ditional distribution of hpat to banl-to-bc-.it alcove* or
adjoining rooms..
AtlrmcUvely finished In brown "Crlnealac'' baked enamel
Burn* No I or No. 2 fuel oil Three »Ura far four lo eight
room house*.
13750
YOU W ILL I-’ IND - UP TO 33 1-3 % RE11UCTI0
DURING i’tllS SALE THRUOUT OUR STORE
ALL METAL PORCH AND LAWN
"The Inability of-fnany hoy* and
girls to rend plain English 1ms
Cttlised doubt in the minds of
many Florida parent* ulsuit the
Job being done by llle school*’’,
write* J. A. Murray in the Tampa
Tribuut.
And the director of
elementary school* In Ikule coun
ty add*, “ We take the position
that u child who can read well
can muster anything el«e in gfcod
limn’’. Hut the inability to read
is not ull the fault of llie school*.
A Urge part of the blame rests
with the parent*, who nltew their
children to spend all th»lr spare
time listening to th e radio, nr
looking at the picture* in the
comic mngntlnr*. You don't learn
lo read that Way.
ALL METAL
UTILITY
CABINET
NEW ARRIVALS
LATCH
That'* q hot Idea of the Rus
sians, who have been threatening
and bullyragging every nlher na
tion In the world ever slu e the
German menace wa* rtm ovel from
their borders. They think that
i proper solution for the atomic
mb problem ia for the United
e
BLACK
PATENT
I tank them as
as an .example In
our peaceful Intentions toward
other nation*. Out that didn't
atop war. And wa sure needed
thos# warship* after Pearl liar*
hor.
We may Yet need our atomic
The Louls-Cann fight reminds
one of the first 'btavywrldht
championship bout after the flm
forld War. It was Retd In Toledo
tfhtr t h e ' summer of lull) and
iw the giant fl foot 7 Inch champ
M l Willard hammered Into a
rlples* pulp by a young dyna*
»«ted upstart who had ratnrepulatlon a* n slacker for
Ml as -a longshoreman durs war. I’eopts who taw the
Conn bout think they were
because the fight went only
round* and hardly a score
rV were struck. Some pemdo
it the same thing after the
d-Dempsey fight tx**U**,
Beaath
W e a lio have new shipm ents in W h ite ,
Tan and
W h ile , and
B lu e
an d
W h ite .
NOT EXACTLY U RE ABOVE
HXU8THAT10N
w h ile
S hop early
alias e re com plete
spring edges on
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J U N E 21, 1946
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C IE T Y E D IT O R —
Personal
Activities
C c c c lia T ru lu c k
Social Calcnda/
PACE
T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
— ■ T E L E . N O . 148
Joynie Mae Jones,
Rudolph Smith Feted
Person a Is
Monday
Tlir Dear dull Avenue Circle
will meet ut the ilia pel nt .1:00
P. M. All member* are urged to
attend.
Jm
Tuesday
V l ’ llul Cluli will meet nt the
home of Mr*. C. I.H W e ll at 2 ITS
Palmetto Avenue for a pictlie
cupper.
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_Mi * 5^UtlUll Hill ItIloiJI #111*1*-W
* .fa i l M v i . Jud> .
M »I M iF':
Simi! i a.inl ai.il il.iujrhus. ilo-v
lltsllt, |l.|\ 1 tt*|l41HV«t {(.'111 1 Ml
* ll,ul»t
HiMtll
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TERRACE TALK
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BRIDES. . .
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Mo,| ho
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Ml*-i l.ftllp I iiti|v * 11
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i *ftt*i1 ht the Vat*I»t Hi» I .iMn ! r ow v i; i . \i yi;>|| H i
' - \\ - til fij.*1l»ll |« " « 1'M\ n il1
prndme winetiil *iiuiv
1.1, k il
M'
IIIM H ih
.
W M i'
, «!imi|tf Hi|til lirt hat-:
tfr- ■* he aI
vSew»* ( I i„ti aa- f
't-sf»'i hi iiini, \1r at*«1 M1
t 'i' . - il v . \|,i t mu 1*1 I Mi. \i ,
mail; t ahKf ■tS
iiM. ilrni**! wfih Stair 1' i h
a- I
irSHMa»HTiu*r
4M .mill*
Mi-. Mold lloylc/'Mi - Haiml- <
tll(1 p , , m , , / j; „ v
.. tni. ii t in ln ili.il Moinla i Mo
Xieoige lii.ty
Mm ’ Itov Holler, new* that two of Hanford Nar.il
and Mm - Toni Holt Joined friends’ ' ' " •?««*"*«* ........ .
' and
III I ‘.u ouado lle.trl, W. d o e - d a v lU.'Htlrtnr me h.ddyig i
ll'IP "M! Hi M.l-wmi llllM’ ll
ft(, u ,,kBk sU,,„ .r.
i Juult.’.it The »* fher in MRS.
M1\ \ y \t
She i*.| ti ye .11 eh!
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aiti'4 f i iii h ^ ill hhamjiTtei
e it: lit huh'
\* •11 i tfti \ aluuu
<1e.i fit Iti*! vun Ik'l le.w ]i tr New
V i„ I*iit hettMt
he >h 11 • tt**l
\t K Seeaiiie
* if nf |mt t, VI ItS
lui'titi
iiiIv »%ei!
ill 1111 *( - theh 1•
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Mm '. .In tn i>a< fi'iiM to i
’<• .irhy lug arsl |n‘ in hark t o -a
I'dal. When ri. tug « « » *•«•»>
f 1Mil/ lift' tlfH k-*. 111'
fd lv >ai
Ih wild Ihii It, 11**1 I lu* iHtlllti'l
nj iiif.itlt tilt *h**»i: Will 111 -t
*—* n f.tni|*i»*h M•* f 11
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M i; r M ?J\/> i: ifh i.mitNi I*
1 *1 111mI.ih \i -Ifnl.iv
. . MU. ami
Ml;s UU1U UI .sllMiUlM K v%|d>
I*.if i* ti l rfitly jiiriI1*! lli'rir rf *t*
hJihh'I' tt> sSmir.H.I i» ft ycflrrtl^
m
H ave
you
in
lo velin ess o f
you r
/ '/ ■ > ,
w ed d in g
V i ;
go w n show n in b ea u ti
Joytile Mae Jones and Rudolph
Small cclelmtlcd their tdtn oir...'
Ideut. Frank RraiiBIl H vislling
days with un ''npporite" party l.ieut. Hoy lining m Atlanta for
lit the home of the Rudolph Smith, several days
rlT West Sixteenth Street, »n
Mr. and Mrs. K. Denson ha\«
Tuesday evening. The guest* at
rived with the hoys being dressed left for Marietta where they plan
a* girls nml vice versa- .uar.un to *|iend several months.
Duller won the priie as the last
... . . . . .
,
Mt - J.nkie
Vi m»l t I'l'f i* t. ,
dressed girl and Imogcno Lee for
f identau of Hoiemc. \v.
lay lor I ............. hy.i
the iwiys.
• ' 1. >* "s a m g in the illy fo. tt|,,ri, ha will spend the .Iim m n.
llancing,
.......games and contest* »ei erul days.
.,
Site wa* mvoni pan list In la i
h
inclmling a tieaaurp hunt wero
, sonville <>\ hei mothti M i . ' ' ! . 1
enjoyutl until a late hour when nt Mr. and Mrs. A. U. Ucher and j.; Arni'1 1 nfo:
* * ' f
■ 1 | mi l *In f tf Mi* 'l1
** \»*w J r i - *iy
wetner roa»t and rcfreshmenii, son Dill of San lialniel. t'nlifV lie
i
*
I'tt.l lev*! win i% Miry will hfrfiil
\|,, illh|
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n,
Mrs. W. (*, Hill mu, hmlmu wcie served. Mrs.* t?. It. Jones,ivisitiiig Mr. and Mrs. Paul I'e/idd.
.-lit,it TiliHft h S IT' I'll K ihf L
yesleiday ut |i)::ti) A. \[ to her Mrs. tl. R. Smith. Mis* Jessie Mae Mr- Weber is Mm. IVtoldV Inn- Mll,| . inh|M M of Mi.uiit an , i >,
tl \ ll 1 I H »\ Ml \UKIH K uhn
,
lug Mi. ainl Mr- |! 7. r.ihn
bridge elul» fur « luncheon .at Williamson. Mis* Hetty 'Bullet
f slHfJ'U w.M ri«i]4i»3rr«l hy .thr
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al then inii.h hetwi'io Saiif-n f
■hr home ItKNt Magnolia Ave and Mis* Ague* Williamson asI ti.'illf ih, \hli li <
tn New
with Iho game* and serving. ... ^£: . E^
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f. . r,M......
nue. Vintiin* nml* iiiiii'i stitnmn sited
Those present were Francis J*iekson and Mm. \\. II. Hickson
N.< i Milk lia- l »k»'H H\rl the
i\ Mirks
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flower* ailile,| chlur to the Hill
tin i ii
M «. !;i ;»i \1it kryN
,,,r ‘ '.’u" 1
home. Mt*. II. A. Newman. .Mr*. Moore. Darlmra McNab, Hetty !h?v*' .r,,,ur""<
rt .ii Min % ,
St • ti iniiiittii i mwii
Ml and Mm. I',,unit .1 ' uno t y a
, , » MlJyS. • M II I *
11. I~ ’Perkin* nml Mr*. It. It. Owens, Mildred Ilarncau, Knlhrvn of GoJ camP '»t Wiamama, Fla.
»*.
!•«t«*i%
m i : s r . i» m s im r
Mr and Mr*. IL B. Brown hut. :""1 ........... . »*•'• <>"""••' f'
Ilea* n**l*teil the hn*tr*sv in CuDum. Sue Collunt, Dial Boyle,
SMlhH «m*l hi i mHHIh' i
MilN ot'diHii! ,|H at 11iictivv him k iih'i
Wallace, Rachel Johnson,!movftJ thril
f,..,,, i _•t., •> tw.. week- .varan m ,.t it, Ltff \ X, * itlT* f r H.llHi: :
iervinu tHe delightful luncheon. Penny
Inn;: V* lliir k ’ llllHTi: »i»r-- with t*hifk
M h lrin rlj^ M s ^ n ^ t^ lw iiw ^ t^ e'Im o ved their hsidyiwe Iron. UK* ». „
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At the rnnelupiim of the bridge
Hiiii a
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t y Hu al N i M KlivUlH.l l e v m
‘ w ' - hail
,>i uI a tlitr Hftr -Mins. . . . MRS,
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......P u r i , ' w.............
St.
I oh tia
here H
(^ if
playing Mr*. It. A; Newman wm
they w eie .g iie -t- of Mi. alii hoe ‘ ‘ 'r
'y
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C.\1T. and Mh'S. JOHN
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' " i s : FO n W Mr*. It, It. Hen*, second high,
. lint! Itatliff itnd Jnynie Mae Jones. * M r , and Mr*. O. Ci. ................
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Mi mpM P"ou trim
Alsu John Pox, J . D. Kite, spending the. weekend, in .link„t,
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Those enjoying the oecasion
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si11st It’ll-*'
were Mr*. R. I., Perkins, Mrs. Marlon Dialer, Eugene BarprAu, sorivllle With' hi* hrother; -L. S. -*'!»*■ Autumn Shaimuo Will In* It I k
at,1 in
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J . It. lira*. Mrs. K I. Hoy, Mr,!
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Mr. ami Mm Itiiynmnd luind »H'cn .......
-io.e HVe -.taH-.n Pottirii* nhtlt*
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en ''dhips
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er. Mr*. It.
Newman. Mr*. I " 1" '
then
in |7' ’ V,I:S
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(’ . Small and Mm. Harry R. (iiiinrr, Bobby McNab, Chari,1. ‘tuist and children have move.l wa- e,*ai.i.i*si-,n,-*l
ift|£ ci*M
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M01 I* rtlith AVriiuf wticn %he VVMl k
l-rc, Edwin Varn, Rudolph Smith
Mi i.i
Lewi*
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ki
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Mm II. Itatliff urnl Mr*. Ik. thvv plan to make Cliirf l liuitu .lav
lilt: -if \
t.itttfi-,
Rutler.
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Mr*, .hum's ('tn|»|M hiti* n
Fl ten.l »tf Mi
Rottk M» Hut S;*:-’ ' l l ft iitiris
h fill* .it •|1 tm! .nt. »
luriunl
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will,
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III It I'll ANNOUNCEMENT
*1- t * EM|*rf=i ,! tl tuc ,»rt•I tl vs--1«i.J
"h etr whe vim U-.I Mi . miiiI Mi
.lie
in' Si, ViiHi-nt'
h’
■ pit a Hie I *| ha M*- i i "
•f*
Jlchrv
Wight
II
for
ncternl
iln;
I
to-pllaU
when
hP
mnlvivwHl
Mr. and Mr*. Hett Harding an*
visrff LOif 4‘iiy
Th»* Semiiioh.
Official* of the'Sogthside D*p- nnunce the birth of a son. Troy
an \ip ei atiuti T hu t oluy in tu ti K i: .
.Mi*.
JitoiHtffinp
Ta
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I
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M»
list Church announced today that Gene, horn June It* nt the loeut
Sin* is
<ep'l Ifil
iiNbHipeia nm
Ariinka Takneh lehirnod Mint
a series of revival service*, to hospital.
Mrs.' Harding is the tiny from a wrrk‘* vinit at ,Sl
i conducted by the Itcv. Ituscoe former Hertha. Hart.
JqMvphV Armli'niy 41 v Liiii'tta,
nil, will heir in June .'111,
I lent a nil Mi** John It 1at tun
Service* will In* he lit nl the
p!;in In make i Ihh* bmm1 tii I ..le
The first Iv'ryrle was a WoOitea
T 8 al . A Ihert W. K111hi in
I f * " " .I
l.liurrh which |. joented mi the v,.(,irjl, iavenTed by a Fremhmnn enroll t|> honie fiMiii Vienna * \\ Ml I h Vt Ill'll In
rorner
of
U urel and Ninth y, ,|(, S|vrac i(1 muo.
on1 is«t|i I ii’l.i U t -1 I J
h -1 *t
vjait Nib parmis, Mr. tillil M.
H hay
en: Iv telm nirfl *1 "fti S1
A'h K. Itahumi.
1lilt\
tit I he
(mil
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Miss Marvf* Mt hee of S.iln. , t h« .ii» 1
K«■ , 1 * vMitiHB Ml*- Mmiftio
1
Kllu at lift hoinpr Tin Ualmeii
C h ristia n
S o ld ie r*
A vrtnip.
k - 1.1
ATis K. H Uaitff mot
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Mt
l.ieiil Jini t ‘artr*, i |r>ii 1 h «|i •
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May in \cw Smynm an.I I »*» .!. ,,
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\Hit iti}? file ml.'
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Classes 9 ,3 0 - 11-30 D a ily
Mr«. W. C. Kill I
Bridge Hostess
the
ful
p o rtra its
fro m
NICH 0I1 S
STUDIO
220
M cisch
B ldg. * Phone
1159
U N IO N
Christian Church
( ’onfrtvKralional Church
Kpiseoiml Church
SoutliNide Ilaptist
To Have Revival
‘ Methodist ( ’lilirch
Presbyterian Church
SI \DA V NIC I IT, S:tM) oVI.-ck
t
a( the
i-ii;sr .m k t m o m s t c i i c r c i i
Troop School
June 21 • July 5
A Unique Vnention Bible School
E ach
pu pil
giv en a m ilita ry rank.
( A g e s 4 - 16)
C h ristia n and M ission a ry A llia n c e
O n S a n fo rd -O rla n d o H ig h w a y
Mr niiol Mrs \| 1 Mpijm. h** t
•IctUchtlH Mint ha have w.,|,| tip .
h1**nf nt Kt >1 if a1: 11**11a \vi 1 - 1
ami have movpt| 1 •• their h|im*
on the f'mitif ry fhih I{nml
hew is I1. Oglesby Is
llonored On Binihtlav
Mi#*t
M a r t u r r iH
H iiiimih
1
1 - vhiiimb )i«*t 1.1 . .
nml mint, Mr h ..| Mr* .1 J 1 .
IViiftjftfttla
*,.i ■igi, -ti.
III pi l-l I.i >f »*.» .. *«»|
1 Wfth a
v«n. at their hfittie mt Smith >n»
pill 1t •u Im-.l,
»•Vflllf L* ir»\ t'•f» i*'
* I It I R3 SEEN IN LITE RS SEEN IN UTE
f»»nl Avenue.
*
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Imti* K i i ||I.M» K M
ii * ai
i;. . „ 1*A ki|. - a*S.l Ml
f Mi HS Martha Ua^s- i* ^|M=lr«lM«i. t Vis i •v
> i:#
VI * 1•< Ht
the Rtimmrr at Ik-.f l.-ikr Uni f III »M)|#ll*My( lbs- !’\* rMn. wRI.
♦i*
Srmit l*am|i near
olnt»- -hr Is* Mil ftft ‘ll-f’S | l
f 1.• atfl •
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^vvip l»e a roll nr j Urn hi i.| tv1 hi mm*: .■ml M R 1*11X •4f 1r .if1n *
i
I iiiwti net fir
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|{« hi1 II Ml* ■"*- ui i ,
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♦in- hi , U S, . |.l •hi r.*u
/ Mr
wo,! Mr
Witit.m,
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| have rrtornrd t. thi t»f IM»»tl IT .III M» aiui 'Mis’ , < u tl 41*111 "P
htipi \|m%lfir Mi IIlilt M. Wash tug to .1, (i, < after n-.iimg
Ins parpnt*, Mr and Mi
It u , t
"I’ '" d " 1" ' nod -w,. !■>*•> Mi
Watt.
ami M i' T« hir Rat Hu ami suit,
!<’hitr|i«\ Mi. mnl Mr?*. Art II t n i>
Mr. arul Mrs. Ed D-vy-Whitliei and mi. I >-»l.iilt*.
and son and Mi nod Mr. .'nil
Ml
- Fd n . le |,v
; Kettle, nod rhildfi-it Inn, iHiinti ,|
M(M«mI
l... v \\ », .1
from a lli.ee day fi.luog fii| '• I 1 amhe M n 1 eit. \l 1
|*ii t
l-akr Wind net.
1 iitllip mI l.itlih iu il
\f 4
• .«11M|* i t i '.id- I *«.ft.*f.1 M
Mr. ami Mi" • K
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family are leitvmif t.v .
e
ami Mf
It I . -|m 1 .
M
1 *^0 t o p o in t y m K a li t a *
Ii t
Mf
Kel Iv of l If an ye t M*.
t ‘hi«n*t«i for npprutim-if* fv
mill Mi
t ’|*iini* ll.i I i"
wt*pk».
aJ|*f Al e
\ II h te 111 I'mi|i i1
'
iehn id H u .m ., ,
Mr, anad Mr*. H
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■•'dirmte.
will
move
from the
Lefftcr " " ' " " ' k
Nhtver* and ihutghl
Apartment* U, the lx- her Apart- I nh.. Mi
II S. Huffman and Mi
meids. 21)01 Magnolia
Avenu,', "tini Mm, Paul llgh'-hy.
Children's Bible
School Begins 11Ih
Mrs. Frank lladlev and -on
Frank, Jr. have returned to th ru
(home in Ft. I Pintle, d.il,- nfl* i
visiting fo. a few day<
.he
l l„ |! IHIII Si IfsHli ftt» l In l Urn
|guests of the former'- m»,|Iti1!. S„|,lin. a c#ti |
kiirali* ... Ilil.l
Mrs W. P. Caron
S• iffit11 1
r.M . i.ihififi ,,f .1ii
Hill hf b-M (III* %'*-!! | *-1i'k' ' "(i-e
Mrs. Alvie Mnnrr Iirvil >« ..
-- , Itihl Juiir J l find i tulfiiB l**l> 1 .It I i<*
_rn, Mnrilyn nm| EImhaM »»f I!«•!!>*
i hilly t hr tiiiii and .\Jisalunar i V1h.arn •
jwood » re the tfuev I*
f \lln <'hiitrh lit! 1ll«' JSil'i! f**! l|' t lr III till , Moons'* mother, Mr*. Vt F Gar- highway ( lasses Will 111- held
ner and sister. Mrs. Jack Mtful- fmm non t,. n :ui A M dad*
Or. and Mrs. J. A. Smith, Jr.
Thi* Is the second year of the
and sons, James nml Donald, have school and the course* in llihle
moved their residence to New study and memory wmV will he(
continued from the muisr. given
last year when Hit *tudents
werp enrolled. Salute*, nillitaiy
rank* for all cadets and uwnrd*
of recognition will Ik- giten, A
picnic I* scheduled for July t
for *11 student* of the sehmil.
Teat-hern holding the rank of
Major are a* follows: Mrs. < M.
To*Inn, Mis* Evelyn Gibb*. Mr ■W. W. Tyre. Ml** Alma Dris nll
and Captain* for eneh rnnipany
will l « selected from the Junior
and ienlm—h itrif schnnt xtintmts
Mi** Lydia Wieboldt will <m o
n* scerctary of the school and
Rev. Glenn 11 Smith will he direc
tor.
Good News For
Record Collectors
N T 0N I 0
in r tchnicehr
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ELLIOTT
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Rtd Rfdn
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For those who alreiuly own n phonograplt record
collection, ami thoir who wish lb ilnrl a record col
lection, The Mu»ic Bo* is offering n special for Iho
summer month* — FREE storage album* willt Ilnpurchase, of 10" and 12" classical records.
Wltspn Osips*
Mrri* fskstr
MOW RECORDS
Hey Ba B,t lie Bop — W h iffen poof Sottg — fllenn
M iller Orchestra
F r o m T h is D ay F o r w a r d — S om eth in g
th in g N e w — Frai\k S in a tra .
Fltey Say It's W m iiU 'i-
L a u g h in g On the O u tsid e
T q I -— A m lv Russetl
O n T h e A la m o —
m an
R a llle and R oll
B o o g ie
Tom m y
W o o g ic —
NEW
O ld , S o m e
B enn y f»o o d -
'it- Price* tt)c
OPENS:
S:JO P. M.
»'ri. A Moii.
OPENS:
I M P M.
L Sun.
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W ALT
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D IS N E Y ’ S C a rto o n
" O L D S E Q U O IA ."
"T h e H om e'
o f D o u b le
F e a tu re
(M il .1
Friday & Saturday
P r o g r a m * '!___
Sunday & Monday
CGmts il
Dorsuy.
A U IU M S
Blues b y Basie — Cou nt B asic
C h ild ren 's Songs and S tories - T e x B ille r
*
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Squnre D a n c e* - C a rson R obison
.- “jT“
M usical C om edy F a v o rite s * A n d r e w K o s le ta n c lx
'
T c h a ik o w s k y C o n certo N o. 1
A r th u r R u h cn tc in and L o n d o n S y m p h o n y
The Music Box
111 W E S T F IR S T S T R E E T — P H O N E
H A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
953
JIMMY W AKIIY
'L a sso *" w h ile
Ir k Cll*a
a lio
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also
“The Man Who
Walked Alone”
’ .a
with
D ave O 'B rie n , K a y A l*
d ridge
THEY WOULD READ YOUR AD
TOO, IF IT APPEARED HERE
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Trainman, Spare.
That Hor.se!
A R KAN SAS CITY. Kan*.. </P)
--A iniull Negro boy's cries fur
help, mlngk'it with n not-lnc di»taut train whistle, brought neigh
bor* sCUiryiu* to Uu- Sprint;
Creek railroad trestle.
A tired, old horso the boy had
been leading had wedged a ■leg
between the tie*.
Flagging the train, thr neighbora and crewmen pulled the hor*e
free. Then someone naked the
.hoy why he wa* crossing the
trestle with the hor*e.
“ I wa* taking him to the ren
dering company to lie ground »p
Into fertiliser." he *aid.
- PIMPLY SKIN
Here'i in Hontit Oder
Sitiilieliert or Monty Back
If
*Mn h*-* broken
ii fOL-H
i*
—■ ■ out
— - with
■—
ugly #urfitE« ptmiil** —’
by i»>* lrrM*iior.»A «r If you
*cjfi, r from an eviern plty *au*r.|
*Hr it I n if, bfirnlmc *k*a w t o n m , *•*
(o Vfkitt tlroUMllt * » « l * ' * rbi?1? * !
botfU of
HihpJIIM Oil }l»4
xlnrt rlaM In <•» aid.mil or* clear up
lire |roitMe- pfnt«i14lag
J*J( hj* *na t ie for tan day* an.) It ihen
,\7 .ifiall.nrd Money Hack.
Tourhtmt Dru* Co.
2 Rtltl.M apartment to adults. No E N A M E I.- Benjamin Moora’i
highest quality Inipervo Enamel
ihijdieli, priei'L- enlrsnre und
All color* including lion-fading
yard. Reasonable.
Call 733.
Brilliant Red Senkarik (71a** A
liKDROOM. 310 Palmetto Ave.
Mirror Co, I N W. 2nd -St.
A l’T. for lent Immediately If MAJESTIC radio. A-l com]itlun.
parfy buy* furniture. J 11 Cedar.
512 Myrtle Ave.
.7 'I.IESIRAIM.E rooms, one with RIPE TOMATOES on green vine*.
private Tatlp
Summer rutin.
You gather aml furnish con
Mr*. W. A. Zachary, (it 8 Park
tainer*. 11,00 per bushel. Phone
Ave.
(SI9-R.
r
RED, spring*, rottnn fell mat re-.*
*15. Oak Crest, hi ml. K. of
IV 4! O H
MM* til IlllOiC. fu rMoliley** station un Highway
ill t*i V4It. J’tu n ir ?• 2 - IV .
17 02.
W ANTED TO RENT
H it-li
i ’i:*f m an t rit
rfM*i
BUDDED TREKS
I YEAR 01,D STOCK-II AM I,INS.
M A L I , hu ila f or fu rn is h e d a p t.
v a 'i .e n c i a h , m a r s h
seed
HUIltC.J ti>
1llTs]I iU!J|itVy |H IEEHS. W ild. SET SEE A F
im intHii.
l-n lii.
Pi e fe r p r iv a te
TER 6:00 P. M. •
.Phone 3(7-W.
CRYSTAL LAKE N l HSERY
K. W SMITH
1 tl|{ .1 lu-.lriHini bouse, furnished ■
LAKH MARY, FLA.
Permanent residents, one HI,
year old boy. Rtfeience*. Phone 0
A R T IC L E S W A N T E D
48f-H, Muse Womack.
’LL HUX yuur car, regardless
3 R E A L ESTATE FO R SALE
of age or condition. Itoy Keel,
:ii)ii W. 2nd StHERE I* something worth con
HOD
and reel, any make. Must
sidering- 6 room bungalow ami
he in fair condition. C, G, Tyre.
gaiage apt. ju«l outside city
Phone J123-W.
llflllt*. In good condition amt
m*t sulijrwr to utility tax or WANTED — 2511 gn.vl rccapproi
prospective increase
la city
tires. Must-nut show over uge.
taxes *5000.00.
rim cuts, radial hri-aks, ply or
F. W. BKNDKR
rubber separation.
Each tiro
Room 2, Fla. State Rank llldg.
will be subjected to rigid in
Phone I o.lo
spection. Save time by no:
bringing junk. Jones’ Tire Shop.
ONE o f Sattforil’s better home*.
31(1 W. 1st Ml , Smjfurd, Fig.
Call 4J4-M. +9
•r
7
P a tl, Livestock, Supplies
4 R E AL ESTATE W A N TE D
U 8 T with Stronl Really Agency I BUY .cows, calves, yearlings.
H. W. Imrd, Phone 788-W.
city or rountrv property. Buy
ers walling. Slritul Realty -- FOR SALE:
Pointer puppies.
C. L. Urtwly, Associate, JlHSe J ’ Kon* t/UAV.
(Tolonlal Dr., Itm. 12, Orlando.
>-137H.
COCKER spaniel pLgpie*. Regis
tered ARC.
Beautiful l.liirk*
BTRGUT— has liuyer* for year
and light buff. Mrs. Cari Mow,
prupery. List It wllh.Ktrout.
Phone 402-W.
Frank L Millrr. Representative,
2410 I’ulmelto Ave., phono 496- 8
HELP W A N T E D
M.
GIRL let soda Fountain at La tr
5 A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E
ey ’a Drug Flare- Part time or
42" VENTURA ATTIC FANR
II. II. POPE CO.. INC.
Imw
LAD Y to do alterations,
ole Dry Cleaner*.
SUFFERERS
ton IIIVIIT n fl IQ N/t«t COKCUTIOH
K.t+!, S*sb»4 B *r s -!< s S c m t*lW «
It.W »l lid Jtrm lbs V-fturs *f Ulo*
tf. ,1/*. rllaffli. *»4 k » f e w *-■* ■* a***1
I, Men lodar Is report* *f
. K.rrt -IU, a lanaala akkfc lae Ik* pa**r
U ,a t«e u < lle *»d X «. **** ,
* !* ?
. U eullMat *Uh .s.sU ls* el»J* ke»*
aetiW. t lo * »4 aaetrde. rte*i*e «»r*«k*.
h**kl*S t t U W i . 1 rai-rr
W» *1
..p .fd retiel a/ter w a i I* lu lI C N U I
, ., i, M.«*. but «s«d*i<in* tsr-ilu s i r *
*oe«r Sr uisr*. tide if ewkeitendt* « •
rieif.-at* t» aafy a free ( * * * ! « per * • '
h M 'H O k n t. le a u tiw i. u r - e s ly »* dlreeseoI* add w lik UeJrt wrene,k *rk *< 1e *r»alf# In
Tourhton Drug Slum
121 K. Kiral St,
Mail* Order* Killed
l
W a lte r
rian t.
*1 ,
Asham ed of H er Blotchy SINUS, CATARRH
Jhe, Stanford Herald goes iifto
more than 3000 home* in Ranfont and Seminole County. If S A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E
uu have something to sell or (IN K folding double cot and now
u yyflu will find that ii classi
matt res*. Phone 70VW.
fied ad In these columns will
tell the meal people about it for IMPROVED cooper skinned Ihierto
Hie least money. Plum* 14* or
Itlcan Potato plants. 12.50 per
bring your ad to The Herald
thousand at bed. Phone 706-M.
office for I|uick result*.
rgu
RESIDES our
Davis* Paint we hi.
hnvrj hundred*
FOB RENT
o f gallon* Army surplus paint
of
tin*
highest
quality
made by
ROOM apt. for- relit. 1117
leading paint manufacturer* In
Celery Ave.
meet government specification*
. . . at great saving* to you!
MOORE farm, on Celery Ave. Her
HUDSON SPORT!NO HOODS
Arthur- Midne,- f I HI HttrdWuiv
IKW East First St.
Co. or phone llW -il.
2
J U tit
Setniir
PHOTOGRAPHS
are truly the treasure* of time. W HITE man wanted to help put
They make ideal gifts for
up feuce, yard work, trim tree*,
bjetluiirys,
anniversaries
and
etc. Apply 2508 Yale Ave., San
rmtst all Oliver occasion*. Phone
ford.
67t! for un appointment.
ROilP.KT L, COX
9
W ORK W ANTED
photographer
EXPERT
painting of
houses
T IIK ESSEX STUDIO
Contract or hourly bails. |’h
Schantel Limits
Reds To 8 Hits
For Eighth Win
Locals Play St. Aug
ustine And Day
tona This Week-end
City Tennis Tournament To Be Held
Kettles Reveals M
STANDINGS
INSIDE SPORTS REPORT
B y J U L IA N S TE N S TH O M
For
Tournament Play
.694
46 19
.690
:W 26
.... 36 27 .563
.484
30 32
.45.1
. 29 36
.41*
26 .37
,40U
24 3d
.400
a* 36
Result* Yesterday *
Lceiburg 16, Orlando 6.
SANFORD 10. DeLand 6.
Gainesville fl. Daytona Beach ».
St. Augustine ‘6. Paiatka 1,
Games Today
DeUnd at Oflondo (8 games)
Paiatka at Daytona Beauh,
SANFORD at SL Augustine.
rille.
Leeabvrg at Gaineavt
Games Haturda
SL Augustine at SA
Gaini-aville at DeUnd
Orlando at Deland
Daytona Beach at ^tlatka
Orlando ___ _
SANFORD
SL Augustine
DeLand ...---Gainesville
Paiatka
Leesburg
...
.
have p|an* fur lhl» year but also
CELERY FEDS
re. So, If
Just before hostilities began-the furthcoming
Inst night at the Municipal Park nothing come* up fo throw a
between', the DeLand ’ Red Hata wrench In the machinery. It looka
By JULIAN 8TENSTHOM
and the Celery Feds, Manager Ed as though Sanford i* Ublng
Her kid Spurln Editor
Levy took tirpe out to say that another step fa the direction of
The big artillery of. the 8*n -tne. r f g ii,«f hi* club was in a t>R*' organised racieatiun.
I *Jcfy iin h rufu*en to con*
alump hut he thoujeht “that tt
Pnue its silence last night arid f * m,id'. soon come out of it and
LEGION BASEBALL
12 big rounds o f -ammunition (1UpUy
brand of base
We were just getting set tu
Goose Kettles, City R&reatWv
were fired before the DeLand ball in the near future.
write a good column on "W hat’s
Director, announced late yeiWrRed Hats tasted bitter defeat
happened to the American Legion
l^vy’a period of lime v u
day afternoon that a City Tenni*
ns the locals blasted out a Id
baseball plans?"
li
But, while Uooic
shortened somewhat when the
C L A S S IF IE D R A T E S
In 5 victory and maintained their
Tournament ha* been scheduled
Kettles was visiting our office
Fed.
pounded
Hob
Lasactler
I Or per line fur are insertion
,otie* and u . half gamn margin
yesterday afternoon he explained
to be played during the month
o f the Red Hal* for II hlta
Otic per Hue for ^ Insertion* |ov*r the .St, - Augustine Saint*
that the team was In thu process
of July for the purpose u{ deter
tu rack of lhair 10 to 5 vic
07c per tin* fm sli insertion* who treunred the Paiatka AuUca*.
of oiganlgatlon and being formtory.
mining various City Unnia -cham
•3c per line for 26 insertion*
6 to I.
« i right. 4jnw,
pionship*.
"W
e’re
just
not
hitting
like
Minimum charge 30c
.The Celery Fe<l* also gained
However Goose feels ha
Count 3 word* to a line
a full game on the Orlando Sen- J5 should be and it ha* naturally
Kettles said that the tourney
cannot take over the* mana
including phone amt address
will get underway on July H and
utors last night when Ihe Lmr.- ' f " 11''* f. !ll,W j } (* oUl. °Lf.
f ®1*
gerial reina of the team in
—
burg Packer* scored two markers
H'd * « II ta- right in the
wilt Continue until champions haj*
view of all hia other ugtivl-.
In thr Inst Imlf » f the ninth Thick
the fight.
We asker
been naqied .In men’s singles,
Grt and is nmr attempting t o "
Daytona Beach 8*
at- SY n p o « u
liming tu tegisler a Dl to 15 ,*«VF1 * lt¥ he didn't wear a pair
men’s double*, women’s siutdmi.
find someone tu skipper Ihe
St. Augustine at Leesburg
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S P E C I A L S E R V IC E S
*viriijry ov*r
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inJ Matiju-ski'fi ---muu. o f the ni*w ntockmif* th# ►•<!*
women's doubles and mixed dowr
nine.
*
•
l'elatka at Orjandu
Jim' Schantel wue On the hill |“ r* *P“ t«thg theae <Uym He raies.
DeUnd at Galnasville
If thcnPr-qrtyone- who thinks ho
fur ...„
the Cidcry •Fed*
with
» .wide, grin that
last night ....
■ u rImnrkevf
n s '—
----FLOOR SANDING
The recreation official also de
can HEHIHILM hull club, let him
and finishing." Cleanleg and wax and although he i.vurd 11 free | T 'P F "'nK ,0.
clared that he will attempt to
,he P*n,';i,nt speak how and Goose will COMing. New floor* surfacetl In per- nn.*,*. he fanned eUHl
the w,,h ,hr one‘ 1 hnVc 0,1 nowobtain ailver loving cup* to awsrd
afilc
der him for the position.
Levy went on to aay that
fecllon. Did fboirs made like new. Red Hat. and bor« down in thr •
to the winners. Permanent posA* far as we’re concerned, there
pinche* to (he extent that he I " '''e have the best bslsnred
Call
sessirn o f the cup will be award*
really
should
l>e
n
lot
M
gtaid
foiurd 17 it ii I Hats to be sltaml-l pitching slaff in the league
II. M. GLEASON
ed should ft person «r person*
tnunuxvrs around Sanford. About
ed un tbr aacks.
| and a* soon as we back up
Lake Mary, Fla,
Years ago when Tacoma held n claim three championships.
two
doien
visit
the
Herald
office
Sthuntel gave up eight hils^ ^ ihe ^pltcnera with some good
All persons wishing to enter
daily and tell u* what’s wrong franchise In thw Pacific Coast
hilling they’ll lie winning ball
.during tie contest. Uin-c of which
witH Julian Ktcmtmm, sport*
SIGNS
vwith
the
Hanford
club
and
what
Uaguo
it
wa»
one
of
the
lustiest
game*.”
(wore infield fliikc*.
However,
Show (urdn and |ro*ter* .
theyM do to correct the situation, baseball towna In the_wo#L Tho editor o f The Sanford Herald be
lur tu
EtJ continued Kis remarks by I f we were to carry to Ed I^vy 1*0* wer* enthuxUstic and the fore noon on June 29. This MMI
O -DKICH SIGN SERVICE
faun when he delighled them lo saying that “ lorok at Gaineavillr,
give tournament officials an op'
(I, D. Landless, Phone 1021
unlimited extent by striking, out they'ri- in u l.ud slump too. Or every proposal we hear to make player* colorful. Anecdote* of the portunlty to bracket the contest
a change on the club, the Fed old Tacoma Tigers still live years
TH E SO* In prefrlable to the Manager Hljt Fueh* three- times lando is coming out of theirs ami pilot would be running aruund in after the transfer of the franchise ants and seed the boiler known
*611 drdurtildu colli.ion or ilp- during the contest with runner. St. Augustine sunk fast here a circl
lo another city. Shortstop Truck player* within the city whq have
aet atiPimohlle iusunUice. Got on the sack*.
Eagan was the homtrun king of entered. . .
few weeks back. A numlarr of the
Frankly,
movt
of
the
time
our nile* for your cars and
Tonight
Hie Celery
Fed*
hi* day. Once he hit a ball out
ilh-r club* have had their win
Kettles revealed that tennis ball*
we
tear
a
page
off
our
trucks. ( ’. M. Iloyd 4 Co.
travel lu St, Augustine where ning streaks- but We're still duo
of Chute* Park in Lo* Angele* wuu|d lie furnished and that op
wralrh pad. write down "10they open a ira isl Iwu-gamr fi r our* and I can tell you that
nnd Involved Tacoma owner Mike Ing rounds will be pitted on vari
i*0-J” and inform the critic
L IA B IL IT Y insurance u most -er ic* with Ihe Sainta. Tlir
Fisher In a law suit. The bail ous courts within the city and
when It dues comp it’ll cause
that tkat'a Ed Levy* plume
imp..Haul You know wlmt it
Fed* mu*t win at Irs.l one of plenty of trouble in the league."
landed In the neighboring ion and possibly at the Naval Air Station
number
and
he
U
the
mana
wmdd toil lu teplad- >uui
Ihv two till* lu i emalit in
killed s seal. The *00 manage However, he declared that tentat
ger, not u*.
bi.oii:, furniture. mrichiindj.e tetunj place. Manager Kd £*> 1
ment collected damage*.
ive arrangement* call for the
t e n n is ’ t o u r n a m e n t
and BUtomubilr if drstroyovl. indieated last night that he
Hut getting back to the Amur!
playing
of
all quarter-fin^-,
We’re certainly glad to know can Legion tasm, the beys a ro
Hut you don’t know whut the may u*e either Judlu Bowingsemi-finals anil final* at tho liity
NEW GOl.F PRO
that anmr drtinlle arllon ha* he»n willing to play nnd represent Die
verdict is going to la- In a law Ion or Uuwae Kelt lea liuviglil
suit Involving bodily Injury or in St, Augu*line. Shauld How- taken on the organisation of a local Legion post and u »„fnr.t' VIRGINIA REACH. Vn.. i/P)-;- court located in Fort Mellon park.
Kettle* said that he had ob
Snm Hates. Jr., former Norfolk
death. Gel adequate llubility
ington burl lunight. Kettle* tennis tournament for Hanford and surely there’s someone who'll
turned ,-pro, and ,v_
I* tained a new net for the Fort'
coverage. C. M. Hoyd 4 Co.
and We believe that Goose Ket- 1-e willing to spend a littlo time ■*n“ ,eur- _has
.
will grt tomorrow night's as tlea" plan fur the lournry will l>e in leading the (>oya and help ‘ he ncw Fol( -vrofessjonal at the Mellon Park court and the couit
signment nhrh the two dull* met with thr approval of all thr
will be lined o ff "Within a short
langle here,
nng time.
tennis player*. Goose doesn’t only xenship and sportsmanship.
GOING to fly? Get a trip acci
. who resigned to d«Vote hii full
I last lilt le* opened in Ihe first
dent polity front (?. 31. Iloyd frame when Dave Bride walked,
time to writing a book on the
4 Co.
P U iP L E WITH STING
. bpo“l
stole second, went to third on
GREENVILLE. S. C.. G V )-A lb ----------------- --------a fielder's choice and scored on
Jetic teams at Furman University!
S(> MAN WOULD MIND
NOW I* the time to protect Hymn Hhurpe'* infield out.
here do not lack for colorful! XROY, pa. - HP)— It P «y» to
your pi o|>erty again*! wind
DeLand knotted the count in
1 1 1 :1 . S M I
__ j
nlorm damage*. (T*t Exloiided Uie fuuilh wlton Sloan walkr.i,, ■n-ng. Ji.
3
.
....
, ,
; travel in Bradford county, savs
. — i
0
I h- baseball team la known as I t)r Franri, B, Haas, Pennsvlwent to afro ml on Levy'y eyiur.,
*,|rt.. cf
Coverage, C. M. Hoyd 4 Co.
2.1, u t F'U' il *, jti
a
t
h
e
Hornet*,
the
basketball
team
vnnlB »„p»rintendent of publir
took Ihitii on Lassetter’* *Wk nN'dal), Hi ,
.
_ t’
LIFETIME income he.’iltli and und was forced burnt- when I riiKward rf
d ‘" ’
„
TO
" ?*
^ urPl® I * lad Ills and Ih,- jnurrortion. After an address lie
_ I
M ALARIA? _
accident insurance. Noti-cancell tilnrig walked.
n football team a* the Purple llur- fure „ Troy school group
group, he
4
t !*.!°?n- ,f
(
3 rienne.
able. C. M. Iloyd 4 Co.
However, ibt- Fed* dllmhr.l into (-Jin’ h ’ v **
was presented with a sack of Mad# MptdoUr
#
4
tile lead again when Bride tingled lataslrer.
buckwheat flour, a gallon of MsicSjiaJ Sjmp
1
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IIOHPITA 1.IZATION
Insururuw. nnd Mcnreil eh (lob Tuttle’, triple *H*onii.giun
...
a (I 0 1} P . IHrring medieval times, man-: maple syrup and (here comes f.ij f l 'i ir-rwri i A
- ... ] «
1 II •Mrryrorn, Indian, hemp and opium the punch line)-— one pound of
individmil, family and group. to rigb:-center, Tuttle Lvllied oil
Total*
>W** **■! xm4 ^ ed
s t v r im n
C. M. Uuyd 4 Co. *
Sharpe‘s single to rigid.
’ were used to deaden pain.
HllVermsn, c|
..._ 1
In the fifth the Feds went
1, aa
i 3 :i !
HUNT A CAR
wild with a five run attack, leriy,
4 1 ;j 7
YOU DRIVE IT
If
I— ™ 1 0 i1 1
Jerry .Silverman opened the in
PHONE 200
llrtiie
a
a 1t 4
ning with a tingle to left toll Tuttle,, Jb T i ;
s t r i c k l a n d -m o u ih s o n
a a 11 1
was forced 111 second by Al Mhdri
*»» , _...
3 1 11 i
U-DHIVB-IT. INC.
Bryant, la-vy walked and troth Zdwlipl,, c
4 • 1 *
_^
4 (i I a
1*1. P
runner* udvaucvd when Buddy
**
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31
Id II
LAW NS qv o w e d.
Iteasnnnhle Lakir gruunded out. Bride walked
•
* by Innings'.
vrlce*. Jerry laird, phone 7HH- to fill the bases ami Tuttle PeLan.t
eea ISO e ll— S $10 A w a r d e d to the C elerywalked to force in Bryant. Sharpe HANrmru
ere tu o h —j*
fa d havin g Ihe Highe.it B a t
E rrors
r r o r s : L ev y 1t,. tllr
l r y sa on tl J, Huns
Hum
walked to forte in l.ovy and
1 H h «re* -J. <“It,-fig.
'
T o ll no
EXPERT piano tuning and re Den Znsprl cleaned the sacks l-atl-ed‘ In
I. Za*
la*pel 3, L a b *, gu ch s 1, Hlosn.
pairing. H. C liff Dresser., Box with n screaming ik'ublc to left. Wash,
. Two
__ ..............
It. Levy.
base tilts: Za«(r#i, ting A v e r a g e fo r the season,
1u5, Mt. Dorn. Phone 2t)3.
The Feds added another in the L a k e . T liree b a s e h i t : T u tII* . Htiilen d o f M a y , June, July a a d
sixth when' Bryant singled to i? “
brj-ant I. Frida naeri
DODGE - PLYMOUTH
right,
went
tn
third
on
Levy’*
k
S
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PARTS AND SERVICE
O , D . F a rre ll
to left and scored on HeLoad
. anloril T. Jlas-l on balls' A u g u s t.
100 Palmetto Ave.
Phone 1011 single
o f f Iw ss lts r *, g e b s i« * l 11. Mtrurh
laike’s long fly to eeatar.
•assiler 2; Hchsnlsl
H chsn lsl I.
*. lilt
lilt
by IsiMlter
-Del^nd tallied tbrop times in out;
MODERN Manner Clothe*, for
by pitcher:
r: 1by •chant,*) 1 W illie ms],
women* and children, exclusive the eighth on three hit* but Passed ball:
ill: P a x llrb . W ln n le g pitHu ni«*r
f *cis l ti i
pf|ch #r:
_____
Fifth Avenue New York Fash Ranford came hark with u single i-her; Hehsnli
ions. I also make up my own run in the same frame when lasslter. I'm yliti: Prurtlla and
tiiatrrsy.
Time-of
it
a
me
*:l».
7
set long,
lo n g , 5
o feet
le e t high, 3 0 " w ide
T Ifeet
beautiful materials. Mr*. Alice Rilverman walked, was sacrificed
T"
Odell, 110 D? Fifth SL, up to second by Bryant and scored
stairs, hours 10:00 A. M. to on Levy'* single lo center. Luka
doubled to deep light, sanding
5:30 P. M.
100',; A ll W o o l
Levy to third but Brule grounded
PA IN TIN G end decorating, ex- out to end the frame.
l<ert workmanship, licensed con
DeLand scored another -angle
WU1SMEY-A Bt£9fD
tractor, work guaranteed, esti run in the ninth hut Schaptel
The Macon team in the Rally
mates given without obligation, funned Glorigi forced Fuchs (6
Laagua
wa«
going
In
rremt
style
. Fred (J. I .arson. Phone 461-W.
fly out to left and caused Nash lost year and winning a lot of
Contestants To Re
gister At Herald
Office By June 29
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a .u
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Macon struggled to cstch up to
a team that was'leadiug, an angry
Macon
fan walkfd
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T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S.
FRIDAY, JUNE 21
R D , F L O R ID A
•I Mtfi it
- #titti'i* ftI1n M
rp»- I oe I% nnr*
i ttwf, tractor*; truck* and ‘nil #lh*r
*te»W I finI n I led or « » may
'hr IOil illicit, placrtl upon, In and/or
uaed in » r » bruit the build Iniea of
IN iTIItfO lT ( X f U I T , N IN T H Jtf. ihr Hcmltiolo Driving I'arh, In r. *»r
D I C I A L r i l t C U I T IN A N D KOH which muy In* u»ril Jby the Hr ml not#
b i : j i i n ( ii>i: c o u n t y ; r u i i t i D A . n>rivlD:*f Park, lnc» Jn the rotttluri
O llA N U K llY NU. ll»0>
Mrs. William Mikkula But They Still
May Kiss Rubies
Opens Studio Here
Legal Notice
U n . William A. Mikkuln, form*
■rtr o f Detroit. Midland »r>-l Man*'
TO I’ KKA, Kit*., (/I*) —■ Kalian*
istee, Mkh. opened the Nldiolb Inw any* candidate* for public
Studio, *pecl«llilng In jmrtrsit office may not give anything of
photograph* in the Mel*ch Huihl- value to Induce voter support,
Jng on Wednesday,
i Attorney Uencral A. II. Mitch.'Special attention ia given k*
t ........
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ell, in an unofficial
opinion, ____
ruled_
portrait# o f children and glamour j,,ui |,jK black cigar*, cigarette*,
ahota "of young gkla, according
ricnm ri«|a. nml even match
to Mra. Mlkkola. 8he la alao f„i,|eni.
•apsrienced In commercial photo* i
graphy and aome or her work |*
fiss appeared in motor boating cf |vr,t hi* di,< harga from |he
publication*. and In catalogue* o f ^rmy. 1# not engaged in photoMkhlgan machinery manofnelur* ^ p h t worK. They live at 401
lya.
W o t Twentieth Street in their
.Mr. Mlkkola, who ha* ju*t rc* recently complilcd home.
N o, there's no sh ortage o f milk. Y o u can d rin k a ll
I. r. IKJTLB
J. THOMAS UUUNKV. no Tru*te«
Hii.rUI
for Ihtfidhobfrr». plaintiff
HLM«
1NOI.K DRIVING I'A HK , IN *V a
Cfirporathitt, Def* mLim,
MASTKItrt NttTICK OK HA 1.1J
Noth** t» hrf*hy Riven Unit tiiid**r
a ilrrrtf* nf forrfloiiire ind Ralr
r ntrfr d by the l|r*nf»rat*ie M. II.
Mrvillh. one of th» hide**1 nf th«
Ninth Judicial i/lrruft »u and fur
j C o u n t y .
Florida* *»n the
S id
day o f
1*11, «*n<l
thereafter rnrri’ftwl and amrndrd
• r*t*r dal* *1 June |*. 1>||, Ill
a certain rj»u»e wlirfoin J. Thutn.i*
(lurntjr, a « Ttu**lre for fbimthrtldrrn
fo plaint iff amt Hemfrtnln Driving
Park, I nr* a corporalHIR. i« defend*
ant, I vk-fll rrll « t public a tiet (nil
to the lilulit*"! libtiler fur ej*of| at
Ilia front dour nf the court Homan
at Hanfnrdf Rcpiliitflf f t i s a i r , F l o r
ida. bet ween On
legal lit*urn nf
■air un Monday* the first day of
July* A- I I , ISO., that r e rta in p a r
rel* o f tpvpt and |i#rtnPlt p ro p erty
w an t. T h ere's no standing in line, no waili
IN TJIK COt'IlT O F T i l l : C O U N T T
Jl tMIIL
HKUINOt.tr
i-fillNTV,
Ff-OltlUA,
IN FIIOIIATK.
In re: K .t n l« ..f LOTT1K H. IlKAMI.B1". d r n . n e t
TO At.I. l ‘IIKl>ITOirH A NO I'KIIKOKH IIA V IN O I'l.AIMH Oil l>K*
»IANOH
AOAINHT
HAIO
KH*
TATK:
d e live r it to your door. A n d by drinking m ilk bottled in
our modern plant you 'll get a full measure o f health and
goodness.
Vou nmi .*rh «f yea «r. hereby
All the Milk You Want
o o ll(l**l amt m iu lr r il In |>rr»n t
nn> i-latm* amt itrm an d* which
you. o r c llh r r r l f on. m o b o ,
nk-ulnnt il i P r - la t r o f M »T T IK H,
1KAHI.KV. ilorated.
PHONE
FOR
CLAIM
M. M. Parrish, Director, Federal
II n ii s l u g Administration, annf y» Kin»*
'notinre* the appointment of Mr. e11nar*d In pe mIpot r
iH'llllam F. Keehan a* AaalalHnt Idml mid ileai'rlbrd as follows, to
Director for the Jacksonville FIIA
H t f I n »r*.H%V ffifftBr 'nf IL It.
1 Office, -which ’serve*. the Til north
MlicbylfN. lift It'S}' nf U v r tit* nt.
|Florida counties, including the
(Tnnipn Hecclving Office. Mr. Pur*
iri.h aLate* that due in the lr?Imrndou* tnereaae nf work ami
re*pon»ibili(y placed upon the
FIIA organisation by the Civilian
IN T IIH r o I H l T OK T I I K KfMINTT
jriM lK ,
HKMINOLK
Cr»|?NTT.
P r o d u c tio n Administration In
K M H inM .
IN l * l t n l l A T ^
handling all priority applicatinna
In rs; Kntals nf AIJUlfHT. ItlH*
’ jfor* home construction it wai
HANH; ilypfNMit).
T o AMs FJtKlMTOrVH ANIt I'Kff*
.necessary to increase the mem.
HONK
IIA VINtI DDAU IH *»lt l»K*
ibers of his staff and to appoint
MANDK
AHAINKT
HAII>* KH*'
en Assistant . Director to enable
I TATK'
the giving of Increased service i.t
Vt**| mi4 M i ’li
befrliK
;tr*i|IDrft amt ri'iulfftl In lirniMifU
the Bfl counties serveil hy tho
|;*fiy Vlalnis nml *|rtuani|j* • wlilrh
Jacksonville Insuring Office.
\f.ti, nf h i Ih i nf you. may hnvn
MI
Of
1061 or 2302
REGULAR
G e o rg e C
D E L IV E R Y
H ard en , O w n e r 4
M g r.
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D,
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co lla ctlo n l
Bright Dower print*, gay!y set in a
background ol while or pastel colors.
Some novelty border prints that make
such
interesting
fashions I
Rayon
Jersey and cool sheers. Sires 9 to 41.
Plenty Of Produce
Available To Meet
County Food Needs
Seminole Countv residents will
offset short surmllea of meat,
wheat, fat* and nils by consuming
nearly 13 fmfl.fino pounds of th«
DESIGNED FOR BETTER LIVING
layulnat
tha r i t i l * ' of* AllfltTKT
fltlKJ|ANK. dyppuml, Isln nf val«l
'Viionly, I d Ihp r*f»«»n|y jtidift* of
Hemlnok tNiunly. KlorMti. at h*a
■>ff Ire* In Hid fou r I V otl«»* *«f
f'nunty at Hufifniil, Klnrbtrs. wltlitff
ffliiht
Iriidar ’ rmmlhs frrmi tii»
llmi* nf th«* first |iub||.f*4«f Ion of
Hit* put|r«, Kuril I'ialm nr iftsniRfiil
wbMll bn to h i IHnir anti i Nh II afnl^
If*** (flfim nf rsn hi *»««*«■ itnrl |n»af
off If# n4«1r>»» q { I|i # cU lm ah l. «mi
«h n li bo «wrirn to |ty Dm rtslinanJ.
nr ntturncy. ami ■»fit ourli
r la fin fif t] r ina nil n*if so III ml shall
In- %si|*|
1. DM 1*1 K ItIHHANK
A * r rrcuinf ml I hr |*a»i Will *»ml
T r.tan irnl nf AlfOI*KT IIIHMAND,
ibrj-iottl.
«
Flint fiuMlf ntboi. May 31, 1T*IC
ing food distributor.
"Fresh fruits and vegetables
will lAlequatrlv supplement tli*
limit nil
«f **lgw«i be.,1,
now available," said Harvey llaum
j head of _ A & P Food Store*"
( |irtMluce-liuying operations. “ In"cr>-A»ed u»* of rtcrishable nro,l"ee
^will permit shipment of other
ifi-els to those hunger-ridden oslion* now-,, subaj.tipir on dailv
.•I-.,, ntneio,, r*-,-o i nnq i-, t.r,nt
ralorie* »* rflri,|i*re,l w'lh " t
average of 3,300 calorie, for thi*
country."
Psrt of the fresh fruits and
vegetables consumed hy Keminnie
iimidents come* from this coun
ty's 700 farm* and neighboring
!grnr^jd. i.nrge amounts of perIslinwr* are recaived front other
sections to meet the rounly's year*
round needs. The ilrvelnpmcnt of
more efficient distribution meth
od*, llntim *nid, ha* bolped double
fresh fruit and vegetable con
sumption in the past 25 year*
and nuike* possible a greater «e
lection " f foo,l necessary for *
well .rounded diet and a higher
standard of living.
The first hlcyde, invented in
Ift>n, bud no steering device, and
was pushed by the feet.
,
NOTHK
n u t i c b ih i i k i i k i i v n i t » : n t i m
we* Hili’pil In •
In t*«i wIm- * ■
■«» t i l I'rtlm elln A V*ttaa*% Hjtllfofil,
Kl»i**lfl. u n 'h r lh « fli*tllb»u«
Ib iw n lP w n r ir u n n * A l- iu m lf)."
.and lh *l v* * Irilrfvl !«• i * - n I » t r r*«bl
MK»«ijMiriMiant l<t tha* tvrrtiN *if Hip
Fir-t i( ir.iiss N«nt*
Htjitul#* ( f ' h i p l f r
• «t a l |->wn -.f Flnrblnj with thr
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tM rru ft
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M AVItflN I. It A lin lt N
M . M f l l l .\ II ItAHDILN
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INNERSPIUNG SOFA-BEIJS
Y ou 'll lovp Iho b rn u lv and convenience o f this model sofa
that adds (o vour livin'; room qroup ns ^ lovely sofa by day
and at a com fortable, roomv bed bv nitthl. Choice o f colors
and rnvers . . .
MATCHING CHAIR ....... .............. ..........
the feed situation being aa it ia . . . . H o w
ever, you can h * assured that w e w ill do
everything possible to verve you in the
beat w ay possible. Thank you fo r both
yottr patronage and patience.
FEED STORE
Second 5t. at S an ford A ve
Phono 358
PERIOD SUITE
A fo u r piece period
suite in smooth polished
m ah ogan y
that
w ill
lend e le g a n c e to your
bedroom .
Suite
con*
■ista o f do u ble
bed,
cheat o f d ra w e rs, vanity
a n d night stand . . .
EASY
TERMS!
1NNERSRRING MATTRESS “WITH
|i
MATCHING BOX SPRINGS, both for.... '
HOLLYWOOD BEDS COMPLETE
|<
with INNERSPR1NG MATTRESS.
DOUBLE DECK BEDS _ can be used
aeperately aa twin beda — COMPLETED
WITH MATTRESSES ...................
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STEEL COTS (no-aag aprl
PLtrTE WITH MATTRESa
SUMMER LOUNGE COTS
FOR HER
Soft, cushiony-wedge pUtfdha
plsyshoea with ah slry, up-ln-thegJouds (eeUagt
Sassit, {ssbion-rifbt Oylss in pool, pern a
CI1IFF0R0BE
„
HOLLYWOOD OUTFITS
E*|uipped With Beautyrest Bin Spring and
Simmons White Knight Mattress . . .
W e are bedding specialists— Call ns today
’ for your bedding! needs f
INSTALLED
HE AD BO ARD S
ro P A Y THE
■1HruL1m j
free
.
>21.95 and up
Five roomy drawer* t
mirror doom make this
addad attraction to T
hanging ipaoe for gar*
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Tartly r In tidy throughh Ttfttttfaj mIIIi afUrnoon
To Protect the Pear* of the World;
To PTotnotc the P ro e m s of America;
To Produre I’r& ip rrily for Ssnf-rd.
^lumrh and Iliundrf'Hawrrv.
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSl’AFEK
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SANFORD. FLORIDA, MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1946
Associated Press leased Wire
NO
201
Search Ruins After H itf7! Blast Kills Eight
* Sw orn In A s
Chief Justice
Former Treasury Sec
retary Is 13th Supromt* Court Head
In History d ll j!. S.
«
;;Heavy Rainfall
Sunday Floods
Streets, Farms
W A S H I N G T O N , M uu - -j|
(/Pj— Kornu't' TtvKStily ,Vcret ary 'Krod*M. Vinson In*-1
came the 13th C h ie f Juatiee
o f ^lie United , States S u
preme C o u r t t o d a y , a t a it
itnprejuuve c e r e m o n y on the
portico of the White Housed
- *
4D o w n p o u r
T h e • 5 6 - y e a r - o ld h V u im 'h j m i
w a n 'H a n k e d by members n i • .
the Supremo C ourt.' «'''nrre- imiat ,
I cm tv i « olid jH c m liv i. o f I lit- f -tit, f
net, and tliuu iimW
crow ded III*- W li it*-
,
In n
brief nililii'-
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F.
in c h e s
W h itn e r
roim.itutiixi, |ln' iithcr |immis|i 1 I A
to mJiuiniiiti'r (s|iml ju«ti..
A oinrlu*fm«* pinyri usi- nffrs
«®«I by tilt* ^PtiUt* Cbiiplm r
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b
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m«i h* «-*•
to the rvccnl attack by SupreiM.
C o u rt J tu t let' U nbelt Jtit-kr*»ti ..
h i i colleftfufe, J u itir e Hug • Hl.r
He unit I, however, that hi* had
Ial*orc«I long and fa ith fu lly
>>
m a kin g hU e le c tio n . H»- only
n g r e t , Mr* T ru m a n w iitl* wa
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it tthditkHtyr ‘ Olds hrtii
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p h liijrlllij t lll ii lit ®itly uBili -
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Raymond Wolf !s Communist Newspaper Denounces
Main Speaker Al
Baruch s Atomic Control Flan
Rotary Luncheon
'r a \ d a
Never
v .
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Says B lun iK
(Jive
Atomic
U p
Thai
\ riu
Its
Cunlrol
NLRB Probe Oi
Labour Practices
Opens
In St. Pete
' •
1
Soviet
Power
Pnigram
K
\on T o
livilii*'.*
I'nion
In
W ill
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:
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biivi® v i lnl*M
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h«i*f» hand* *»f| i Im iaN m lrviia I
affairs
Man
i
th a t ih (h r
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in IMII •'■»
did
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that
Dim I'o -i'f mH if
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1 i,r hi* ifiitit*
tiiltt the
l«ng had agiri •! i
i lie I mu*
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mum ® . hi® * i.
, tiritomi®
i 1:»^
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t' •”*■»
I’.ig lith Straot pod Tottm
1
in*' Iir titg- . th«*
A ii»i-ii :ih
i-vi-liisii i-i1. i
III**
\!t» piitticutai tluiii^go t »»
Is« •> br#*H l i*p*k| h’tt -?*s t*•. 11s i ■
li'nl
Il'HUltll *l**J»I-HO* |I‘"H tn
** .1 $daiitmg of * *-l« * n
«*»**t
^
las.
HlU Vi*t *l.»l Ail
W *itv* vi a *he*I ■«»•to ». ..* ^ n11* *
Ihe ilou illi un -n llttfl bill
ilie
( MlV I®I IIl||l*lit
Hu*
b»n«
\
I
uir. uiol on Fi rfit h \vrmj ■ nil {
I i» ill id \V*®ii(i *• Ih*t%%ft*H | filth .■ I
P ro p o se d
• t »\> 1J,|IH* if h, ■I*
Al it in Iin1f *1 **t Do t*,
**f rain IIH a I iim lr x l,
Ij tuigo ’A u
I p|nrt Hm}
I c+ <«• Wji- i|llMt* a hi
y -t
lull fa tfiin
iinfoltirr iitv
crucial stag#*
lOal*. and al thi* t rtil« al Hot id.»
h. * p4*r •list*li | Still loti, o IP* hi * If*1*
l*
i lim ;i
mi
by Hu- ini imiiiist- . and il
rumok m a fimi* tthrit tifiutil
*mm* little* dune 33, nt Ini* ,i;i»v
*»f the luirruiin.* when S hii in lit*
uf rain fell*
M e un
II tn 'iiu tn i mrijt at the coffer Miop
ding «»I I arm 4 mid -ifH* v in n MioitUi. I in lb •* Has *iut to
I he rainfall in Knnfai I >edei
p i ’ id b -n tt kdt-U tihl 4t mjuml tiny total tinI f»,t!it l null r . ucr« i «1
mg
(n It K, Whittier, it ninth0 1 h i*
t»* : in** f Item * Intern iltoiial*
«: fittnh ru b h lf fa U m ltij i» «*%
' - l.ctlOli*.- IliL itt .si J*u be * I
AN D I M UiM l
•< u ttic fUktt 'ituteL Hath
rte h and K w >
were w h ite i te m i
l»y th ie f Judin* I *
l«awri*t)rft n ru iie r, *if tin* 1 *nil • t
S t lt M * C o u rt o f Appeal f *•» tl-'
D is tric t u f 5 (.-Mliimlitti, Vin®
inorly MtirviNl tm. if.u umt.
mid
I ml I lie if heaviest rand' -It >t
I r n l d j ’ -nice the heat i
|M\*u|atu*
id !n»t year which tviww* oh ih**
—* gin- 'iintraLIng in uphold- r i
Truman
NAN KIN'C. .him* 2 ►
. (A-)
— The (iiimsi* ('nmmuiiUt
leiiib'i Mmi T m ‘ Tuttg tmlnv,
isMh'd a si;ili‘tni;ni-shmijfly
r fitTrul uf t l i o
presi*lir'’ of Amt’iii : i i i Iruops in
riilliii. l! I- the -UulljfOBt
n il ipi-o11 --I
Vmi'iiean- at’-
R ep o rt
ed
Hi fo u l
I’ li-i.t.
leadership, i The „uth* uf nfrhv
*■,
Dig I p Hotly After Con f ess ion
uf *["-tmn:
Tiuiimn e x p irrs e d . hi.Iilvii,-.• il,.
te-pret for the i-uprcim. ' .u>
will lx 1 enhanced l>y V m
M
Is
Red
OTficial
Says
U. S. Is (Jiving Aid
Exclusively To Cen
tral
(Jovernment.
,i
Him *
*V.-. f .
id
t h» i
1*41 In
fill
if i'.i ||4'iil I V
Ini - 4»w i add *
I t 41111*.| t fill *
li f
fiH i-m , f»i* i mu (aChulls
b> an .it lat h mi ,* g ttitip uf left-
^ )i 11 let* ; 11* S tri'ot ni
San * 1 t
*‘i>sltut. o u tlin in g T lu titiu a D* - 1*
Vlf’lbuiN il|«* A v p ii i» #♦, l»rt*i-«* •
I tf Irnfiitli uvttl Tw«®ntit*fft
a ll I itini Shunghai wfm nrrifpil
in Nanking fatly
Thp
ginuu vvhitd* . sill*'.* i-x-ijf a |ii">44*11
ifidegatiun
va-. *»t -*|h*ii
i i f,i I®,ltd M*iiiP siigmf*
t •ll**dlft’.|bh‘
L!.j I, IIt Oil itiibil
14*11 * - li*f*1 otlifi o i rtlh l-Ii*e- fill the - Utlt.'l li ihtifujor :i ltd 1lt*htft*ttillg HI* *‘»U*
Kiji ii-- ad il \v«i|f, liJrtxlvi tl
ii . 1ii‘|., 11 -i ii . ^ i ;; Lpr Vt? »j
limb a* Hi* fiiiD v .ii
D ll
,»
r
Ilk
Ul uvda Hid blllMl
IM liilf
Athlv'ii-.
patiinl tb*- mitt,
-4 vvicl.v l®*®tilcii. I lu * uo
n l Mu* Soviot I 110*11 ' HI*Vi 11
v
»|* f
H a m f nil m San fowl ni r<* the
litiimr
lh*K ID'liH ;IH|* ® ww . *‘ l
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.ill
1.
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Vi
p-'VU*t
f ttfrf uf slum® ha
!u| alb'll 1^ '«l
*»f C bii i t i iU’ i i
> *
Unitt* f).l ■hi* ut ml •rah
iU.. .li, . i-Ot-.f sil ' H-.-l
Bill z+ui ■’-Vt
TttiV®Li 'tnfht*. iH' ftih iiu t<» M» W h n u n
ItH H im h ■* t t * l n
Hp* lu m c v o t,
Will ti 11 r
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ia 4*111** Jncbui n li“>h.‘ ih *
i.
W m >
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' ^ r\ fi -*
I **f ihf* abidi nufiiiiil of f7 A h irrclva#
i
31.J wi". il .-4(1
I*f!l!i4kina1 'f M hIH£ K'n,-] s|,i k tl;iw
f| 5 ? i
•edl^
in 'a
lit tt
fhiib-o.t
-i r i v i c g tiirtiji fill I h r fu s t lh»»® AFi'fc :
tthai liin
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uf t h r tioitu h tmvi* h ffn
H 'jh it
it .Ih* •If
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Him inti ««*. ■ |
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i
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.irraii.
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J! . "
tt III# -til' La
■ Ia * *'**! Pmv!
nh 1 ilt .ii**'® and hav*
« ®»agi'
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n*d m*»|«t*d
, ,r.. :J,t- Pertftbut < . ’• one
‘ 11 I
l‘T
.in>n «.i
M i » ut*. I about Vh i|fgii»r». in®
•!
I »
A veteran of mote than two .i( the? I
(,(,K
IM
I
ON
AS
POLICI
iiutpert
a
box
ut
ciiilla^
buitul
<»n
lolii.it dn*
t
irlkiiriuiah
**•1 pi l o l t m i tu •» rithg-indepcuili>u ,.i«l mom n
yenre urn du ty in the A tla n tic linn Mr. H uli
• 1 •* jihP, v ih i.il had
ItfPti iitir u r llir t l h«*ur Van N u \- CMlI!
F n ii ll
M. |t„ rtl* fitr-i-.. al t»» ll i- J u n e , l hi* t It**rmuiilotc*
tlu 'ii hidil
11«»* -1’
ih t f **f :bvm. ly owned p-ranIi■;■ ■-it;• n.iiiui
- m i t it
t'oiinril. ! lo H U ilogii-rs Thta * ) n i ' *b«®»* ,Hit* *ttilltf front Iplt*. 4’J vfiillh y i;m*nh«*uxc i>|a*nildt O fflivH m i
n board A d m ira l Ingem oll*# flar All A|noroj»ii i*
I
i'.vt
a,»
1, .pil
tu poaru.
1- 1i*:i! t-fiJlidi fit N e w * 1‘rltit"ly, Ire,
i!*4 ui i
|H«ittt
ii l i i W iiut brr»* s«» tit ill l) •\.t% - ».
gunboat Vixen, It 1-e Daniel Sen- I’aul S,'-1 v,
ii® c i i l i l r w i l to ^ItUttgllhK hrp m D n u tU a i I UP* vhliuiK * ijlia lt r i alang
A
comp Ini M I licit
t>v
,
I KhoidTis
Ih<?
tOnotji*iifi
lim
ing
la
t
Jute*
knrik, aJ, 1M West Second Street, the I nk
ii>
AhcUiii
I
heir
&yri.
I
tic
hill
il.
Jl,
nhunki
buy
a
cat
*
lhtrrti.ntmuil
*
N .I..R .II. on India If of Urn |. k*.t | Ik tru m
P M 'p'^ul w iu th i.l mi
w a». released from -the Navy. *t nl -o intnut irpl n' die lunehenu. rhn|»U?r
of
iht*
IniCniali »n,il ! *^alKm
HtVo a \ v li* rig h t
Mi. W -'f i . i i i . ' u l
fonllutd Typographical Dutmi swvuo*^ i • lit, ilie til "ini>' rout rtl pit n ef* Ii
aft tin*
the Jackeunville
Jacksonville Naval IVjRtounel
IViraonnci
tp e rl
”
Separation Center laxl Thursday, fan* to In* i*.do ■ i ■t n n t Ie„,ytil,
iifi..'
vi’iii
11
:hU o| iln* ('lilted
tiew.'puper, uh11 Ihe fit it*l tiisf mi
a<
Sin'
IS. i.i
llrifidn
l+l1'ifHi i*
Senkarik entrred die Navy in * '" i
m !'
... .. ,r,ng.-T:
November.
1941, just u few »i die it* •*
*
ibt t T im .,
111 I "lie, I V .ll 111111. j,
m
.
11
yin-:
T
*
,,v
,'
b
“
f
'
1
•
n t..
l*i niiln
-mil
months after graduating frryn view,
H.
..
'
( if
Am
I. .Mlwli m -nejiiinan- „ I a.
,• . .1 . ii.....' i» ., .
I i * .* i
Seminole High School, lie wctu *o huilit
n i'
th e 'I . I'M
*t.i . st
Hui.n h
taboard tb j Vixen fo r duty with d in -i^ ' •
. ...........
.i .
i i In- 11" .i
Admiral Ingenmll, luimiuindet of
,|l,|,lv'
Mi
*» i. \N **t« **tt 0.1, u real, i.LimlH i i.l |J1"' l “ " 'o
III:.
I-t |l |llg 'it |
--------1Uflll
the Atlantic Fleet, the following
A tm r*
, ,r|iUO®l**I hOr lilt* » 11ik•* ii...
li tif *.f ('in !*■ fu i In* punt 33
intflrating
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.
•
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y
TALI.AHASHFK,
J............
.
July.
.i
»*■-I.-#- |t 'd e.tnft-v .
.«*.»»
t ■t ai i« i i.ix.ia’ Saturday
I Tr I
.1
woli ..ilwr (Special) — In n nteppeil op move
In Septemlier, 19-11, Si-nliarik w,|h
lii * andifii ' <TMlr a
PMH‘
night .it ' .o h « Im k fidluwing u
W
M
Ir
uns
fcrrrd
to
shore
d
u
ly
'b
e
'
'
"
*
*
*
nu>nI In forest fire ptevenliim nn<l
w a s transferred
snore
'
..
i
■, - iiniim pi titlui linn ..... .
hiii-f itliieiti.
Tfit* t'oilllHttnht UrW*poper ll*'I j Colttml 111 the stale, I he Inw; eliand reported to Kuiis«» University “J1** ''.
«t>|, , . 1 „ivV-< . ly '.d
ThUri.mil Mii.M i >• "
Funi*n 1 1 service*® fur Mnu Wot*
staff of I!*• FI " "in
pf i*L= fui Ihe lUis-i.iu "iniitei .forcement
f t for mld*h1pman tininlng. In fh"
. ........ , j... , *,t uir.llii »«• C id i.l Mini*
\ " " U - v •;•
1-44(1 will l*«* lml»i Tin*!i4jiy after*
UII plan*
I'MallH to
Ml ' ™
. ,
*
^ near future the veteran
r ,l . hen,.. .............
fm' ih i-Mit -ojI m i niiiini t- tio- Srcui” {Forestservice bus added .1. I*,
•I A< KSON\ II.Lh, June 2-4—TIN houh ,#i «*(hi nVIm k a! the Oviedo
it , fniOH it
I*v Soviet lli-ll'gn'c iSchafK an invesligator. Stole I’orcontinue his studies at Knufca* M
^
J,
in \i -pnjn-i
• I h. widrpprriul iuti®rr®»i and M« thi*di«t I'hnr* h uitb the R«V.
\ m i| i e i ItroTiiv!,,. i -i. nl t t i n l l rester
II Coult.e, tinnoum id lo
under the (il Hill of ftighlx.
tul ■v lt il — I'l 111'- Flnrlllll
S i . t ,
\\ llo trln -. ., .
i,l ih,- Bcv. I L
••i nui pit -1 i f . »».* tI.HT
I" ii- -•Siifl
l'*At h|k I|»#®«
llltk t* |#i|fI" day
He is (he sou o f Sir. sml Mrs. -»it *t lls*‘ h®*
441*1 1 - hnVi ,
Puins'i- Mrtikel, is t" my muni ||
| ,,,)
-mi
ir. iM lr iiis in t,
i' Ii* *1 full ,)i1*-r ripi41»ti- nil I ihp^ St litu k, former
"( Hn>
.
,
ri
if
.f
.'ilil'i
utio.l
oiiMiln
fully
illustrated
'
i
m
idoli
g
4
®
®
*i
1
i
t-le
u i-W Ig g iu g -s
John Senkarik.
will,
working
tpx! «if the S vti't ih - p<#■nt |iiri IIajw,
frnm thp K M I n-*
Itiu
-gr
‘
u
Ihe
M
nr
taftiia
Milt
ki'l
vvhef«*
p
-ai*
i,if,
,t
Mrl
u
\
!«■ si Oviedui
ni4*u '*%l(4l «(•
tbii it*’
\ mm * ut pirn I'*1' *®P iptH'lttl iigi'iit tti firt‘r®pt thr pi*Ai*
set.!«•* «.. 1
i»f , 4ii.tr pine tfOIII
i h ® to
l»r i , t,„>u *
hi >ii i 1 il 1ilnV
Ini ! h-'*m p‘ili|, w11*■.f f iHv Mm h*i«i for) lb* jimu-tl ihe F. It I m
K r Spi In
<i|h*im‘ I rne»diiy.** *»»•! William
\|,
\\ . -m
itllfTf' **■ {s -■
"
i
legiste red
1 lu
'•* «'I* It il ijm * l I It 'l l •l»r| illsftl a A fill If f ! pi ml flN'Illlli' :4*i M«
r ,1 III
n l 'v
1. \\
.|- -hi »-i t»*r 4«f t lo* 1*1#u i*hi I-, , •
,
, .• «>. , <t Mining at
11im: itii*. He
I
to
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led
Aywlilii
t udii \
*‘l h4*
VIH! Pi ' i t
1 *1' i 1
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ii!- b n - p i l a U ,
i , ,j .1 il***
l-l Nat inntJlHU dkBIII tlH I
ni r .iln uni, to WtMihlitgtun, H t , nffirr, bitri
li lt p p
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4
, nufii !ier
Mm ki t v
n» thui* ni holt* t h«» • Mpci .ii#-,, i.v ft.,
"
In C. 0.
1 |VitI ■, f ai l Hr vitei
r*•« tintv Council l»a> iuined down \iHi’f li • 1 4-1hm)mg •»< ( fiiuti ipuly brrummif p»*mor Imgi i prim nita- i rillllH
Fletcher R. Boll* of the Sanford 146 #
t , 't*
wl.ili
... ,-fficis nurse
tip 11i iln miiHiimii it * h\ luill'll Op ‘)1 ptndlrv sliul ‘'gL “ , I hi i^t Sl:« r- > .
D I®*.'
n I'ld U h projinisiiii f**i aft imniiHl* ligh ti » i ih
Paint and Class Company, ii.*tum- (|
,*•
t»m
Uiinb
b«r
ly»»t
Then
in
IP2
.1
hr
w
jiw
appmnt
i
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■
i hi- m l
i" s. mill ot hr, i em i to u (m t num!ni -'I 1'.I' , Ills Willi tii 0 \ JV l l 4’ ».+o,I ho cmill 11 1■11■|K
lull' and eomplelr Im-ak. Willi
tailrfm ile |wfto.l 11it® .i *1ti*le 1t*tI a wlire InI nifrii I atiil w*i kv il iti III il »
ed Friday by plnne from a buying
mi al - nt
lie
■i A i u tin. ml •* ,n .n it vi nit' in ber o f
i p la o t^ I hi lottui I (#4♦w ■ iInred ih i hut f ini', «dd
(trip
,In to
t „ Plltsburg.
t lll l. k iir t f New
Van' York
V n tl- awl
m ill fir„ „ , naj. „ „
Franco
i» fin,lilt*
S|txln. TinI hi® mum-il
luuitcn \un*4i
Vutnl 1
j pUo
B)M, ||*koI
a jt.c l why
wliy thr
lio- It tiiril ,S.:tIi®»|Wftahingliiti( D. ( ., I^tuiinvIM**, K>„
, ,|'iy f a r m in g m t I ibii o f mirt h I'lon»ln th r M ilh m lts
t biiivb o f Oviedo,
j i k k 't l
op
Boston, where he- laid shortages
I Ulta nftfrnmm Pifainit 111*? , vv.,ntr to
n>ntiii(ir t«»
tl> CUllHllUC
to pmhIiicc *twl I'htlatlrlphm, I^a.
Visitors w e
Introduced b)
V i wa.’ "annotinrr.1 ut night ...i iliicel onlers f" - i" I lie Fur seme time btuebemea base in.. I l» i «••••! hi vii lfan® work.
of paint anil tflasa are greater Flelrltrr Bulls in Malenl rn DaVru* renewed I'ullsh demand fur art Inn 'amt stun- nlonilr hombs, if |ir*»r | His .ria
salary wa
was announrni ui I t g ,,
....
..............
....
i,;.„.it..,i
„n
the
Mnrlama
l b. me i l l fiei- ultei hi- been hiimlled mi the Hnrianra
She i’s >iuvi\ei| by her husthen duping the past seiuml imrt o f (Mini'll') n" I Fled (iaiifii: against lh« Final'll regime.
illa tion of the weapons l« lo Ui .fd.tlOO per year, and his head nniral in Kuglatiil fimu M ocniv, inuihrl. It may l»> recalled tl.ut
Uslnirne \
Wolrott, unr.
guai teis will be
year*, Hr left Mnmlny by plane ||, F. < }»m s,'i l e i ntasi Murets ntnl * If was last A|uil-Umt I’olsnd j outbw.vf
c (* iilinf „ r Sanf rd
Uv*. { Hrat callct for action against '
............... • .
.
AAT
1,1
. . . where h.- l w . * W im six weeks.' floridiana have dime it lot of Min, IL iirv A, WHIcoit, and iupvtsf*
ftmn Orlamlu for his trip
B lilif i>f Sanf rd
ll*' [ { r,t
j " r a5{,ton
; ‘‘ Dnesii’t
Waihingl n under-i llt( is an' addition to the staff
V'j,i,
lie ||t„iVe rl’ui'ieenng in the dmnrr.tle culti- :,|
and m*phcfr«*
*
'
— (hi .{'»«•*«''»• - * *A. •t-. J*•--*
*•*-------"There seems to be lot* o f talk M a r kt ' flarpcnter
I'pnrtnl— mi
h* 1
r,u '.C' , Hand.” asked Fra vd.i, "that ihe headed hy John B.' Muntgomery nf { ,ff
rsplaine.l- lull llmwile* valiou of hluebeHe* and in i
nbout the shortage of building w o rk
f
aiBtbut
o tother
^ hr mcmltera
me Xr i ^wiinl
. S •su,in
" * vthe" ' noise
* r ' rsisish
" t i ,ni,ed
‘r * t,*“iiv*
r,r ,,t
,,,f K
1 t„ l,^^. growing
. . , 00111..inthem
,..
materials.” he declared but they m il tee,
M II IS H IM M IIT
■c.n ft . A . I.cffler cdlled
at- prnpi'sal,
state® "iover the Fire
Lontlul d*»,»
Hranrli
under
.. . .
, , ,|,K. 1
|„, ri
ti-est Bin
' * "
don’t seem to lake Into consider tent ion 10 uie jim m y p u s w ii
-— -- —
.............. •— m e lo u n e m m u g ie * (. nr ninm ic u w e n H. I mug ins*.
lln sondav iiim u u te
but Hits n r liv llv
ation that it takes paint and gta*s
Si-in in ii lr Count v Post No. "t*
i T ' , 1;
. V '^ U iu b i ^ L J I u ™
Th, ^ m l . l t S i
,,f‘ l f , r r
A graduate o f B arto w H ig h J j^ re « « , no seal ,m ih r p la n ! . ! m vesting u n .T m a rke tin g o f the
to compete any building. The rem inded
|(o ta n a ri« of th# U .a m ,
,,,,,,2
! !
L i nuoH .cr «rltk la m . 1‘ra v d a ; School, Schuclc also attended the f „ r ...... Then he * » * t» lenv.i u il. i h lu e licrrie , and hln k la r r le * «■*''«• V*-ts*ra„- o f N iri’ign
n n WWare
in
government__ doe*
seem to ber Of O m im e ir.. m eetlnn lo - M im np w * h ^ a ® m|P ^ ' ,* r |^ , roritp U ln e.l tha t th r p ro d u c llo i J fia r td a B o u th e rt College a t La ke- lu l| * y . |,m the flig h t a p p a re n tly .w hich prmluce a® a b un da ntly ... »iH
_______________
„ , , tnot
» t seei
'• 8 .0 U o’clock
Judrrnw n ig h t,
f t ’n lle r H tiyn rs j solutio
n
. ‘us lo k o this under conslueratlon when j ...........
'at
lbe*
I
cgioii
Iln!.
A
regular
ton th a t would have tu m M n f B lo m |,
m the U n ited land. U n ive rsity o f F lo rid a , and was vanr.-lied. Ho. u n lit In- -nr, this state.
{“
h” 1
lrirk
the
problem
irre r m
they malta their allolment* nt „ „ , [ u te tu .r fro m 8 K cmo in
rK l. m
e pn
im e m awwr
m t .w
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wn
ftl!j. ..........
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to ilis
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W ashlngim .
U nlversllV . K, i a reservation, lie is Iw ln g
- T lt0 arrangem ents fo r ham - ‘■ " '" ‘" l?
»»« '•*
nils and plgmsnU to the fartot- (oir,tv.-ey on the . recent Botarf {Assembly of The; I mint Nalmns>. j
tl!l ,
,, ,in lan d thaj
^
^
Ic ............................
Convention.
, B ut B u m U kllle.1 the ro m p n im l.e |
M| l | t l .s
p rm | uc( io£ W ashington. D C . He Is In .r r le il tlg e .1 in .he g ra y b ric k b . r - X / L - a m sides m, .In- M a riand. has or»j child.
I r?c* k " L ti M* ^ " , ,r ' ! y ^ V 'l ' d ^ anha Htate F arm cra’ M arke t i t in |<t lU p|„ |
Mr. noil* stated that-about the
by n Veto.
I were liutse.1 to what it ijestribed u ^ - ----- - .—
----------(th e l l r a l hru w A l l l " " 1' The police ,,— ^ i , h .u. s im ila r ot’C rn tl"li fu ll-------__ _
only Ahing he fou ad.that cmilj lx:
ns iir iv itle "tnattopoly fir m * , such N I 6 I I T B L O O M IN t; C H R h tiS m m peeing In it that nobody j
, .
^omo t ln ,0 ( „ ru n nee- __
*
bought In anr quantity was In the
as K , 1. Du Font De N’em ours.’'
... . . ,
. --------I Himes near him for any purpose Uon w jth t)ic |>aitc C ity M a rk e t.*
entertainment fie lj
and
that
SI'OHTHMKN TO MHKT
N ig h t bloom ing ccrcus blossoms w h a li-v ri.
o ll t he l.ako C ity M a rke t
AH lit a ll, the Uusslan Coni*
_ j> evrfjrbody who b tn v illn ^ l i try*
m un lst newspa|ier le ft no doubt have attracted considerable a t - .
a|r p0r t n ffle is l has told r r |ca>0 g n v rn l th 6 u *a rd d o lla rs
ing l.n t r a « l by plan# If he can
Anv veteran in need of serv
The arnunl nireliug of the about i t * d is lik e fo r the {Israe li U xttion
4b<» boiTtPs o f Mr* * n i* npwsim’ii hi* doutitrt I b it Dh*v #II ; wt.c^]«n ro tlu c fn o f ft m u ll lo t i •
„ get on. However, the trains and
ice (free of charge) in any of
Seminole Sportsmen’s Association
Browder cnleir
bl? o( Jiint*
]n ,,r gum
Three members of the United will I* beld at U'.OU nVnck Thurs A m erican plan fo r the con tro l Mr*. Raymond Sehasl nf east evr()
„ __ In th a t section. The
busses are Juit aa eroWed, and
the fotlowimr categories is t*Sanford where M hi osso mi were p(atM.,
o f itlo m lc eoeigy.
known proiluccru In 4h« M w U n rm
all the hotels In the Eaat are so Stab’s Oeolognal Survey will b* day night at the Communlly
ijucsteil to vl.it the offlen o f ;
counted
ni* htfir, *£,
i The Ameriran Kmliassy says it area are Icing contacted, and oil
rrowdad; that they are aleeplng present with Herman Cuntar, House, according l» an nunounc**
the responsible agrnflcs listed
SUte geologist at a meeting foe ment this morning by Porter li
f?AA€n« ° { */ *'
cnryu ’V
« ha,« I ^ 11 « W * * d
Browdft tvince Intlicution*
that » »ub‘ sW m people In the hall*.
below t
fr.
I(V0D Park Avtnur, whero
M iransjt viM authorizing atantUI voluma will Us handled
dlacusaton of water conaeryatlon Lansing. Mr. lansbm ndiled that
P U R C E L L HF.SIGNB
Coordinator — E- B. Carter,
have lawn about 96 blooms, ami ||hl)
alop t„ Knglnnd
hi* hope and hclleve that It will prove
and atabillxatlon to be held Tues the elcetlpn of efficers for the
5M M
Atlantic National Bank Build- •
|»ime from Museow,
through t hi ■ weekly
day evening at 8:00-o'clock at the forthcoming year will lx* held
W ASIlfNGTCN. June 2 i , W-)- at the home o f Mr. and Mr*. J. C. H
lag.
on Beardall Avenue
a worthwhile feature of the ManPhiladelphia. Jon# 8 4 - ^ A —An Community House, It wa* an- ami he urged all ttiemlw-r* and Preshlent Truman twlay accented Ellsworth
Employment — U. B.
where 2 blossom* were seen re
which
anna
Market's
program,
whim
*
by
Edward
H
ltjfW
,
the
resignation
nf
Ganson
Fui- . Army Jet-propelled P-9 fighter
sloyment Service, 112 North
those Interested in sports to
cently In one night.
Is
being
developed
steadily
and
Seminole
County
rell
as.
chairman
of
the
Securi
.
)ode« flew from Wilmington. Del.,
l’ srk Avenue.
J,
JA C KSO N IH D IH C llA IIG E I)
attend.
consistently by Manager ft . M.
ties and Kxrbange Commission.
to Philadelphia. In three minutes Chamber of Commerce, who ar*
Vocational Training andJldU'
The
resignation
will
tie
effective
the
meeting.
•ltd tan aecond*—A diaUnce of
cation — T. W. Lawton,
Unco U. Jackson, BM 2/c,
i ScJl),9r*' , i
>M n iisn of
RETURNS TO GUAM
___ Visitors will be Dr. I t 0.
MOTORIfrra BIDB AG AIN 4 nn June 30. Purcell's resignation
.to miles. The plan* awiraged
Enterprise, has been honorably | Interest IIn t c
P* .
. .
House.
. s’
comes
several
days
after
th*
ap-j
COLUMBIA.
S,
(/P)—This
Is
fernon.
B.
T.
Stringer
and
I
t
about 690 rallei an hpur. F lnt
discharged
from
the . United our atote ro* rlf ^ Kiorjd« . . rr .
polntment
of
Fdniond
Hanrahan
the
.
.
.
.
safest
...
town
.................
m
the
.
.................
nation
In
-----------------------------------------------------S
2
/c
W
.
L
Shoemaker.
317
H.
Cooper.
A
ll
P«r*oi
1 1 »-* Leo-iard B. Constant .of
States Navy, according to in- JjJ»Ma ami
!? [„„*’ r * iv.
Mata, waa at th* eon n the*# stibjotts o f w aU r eon- which to have a car stolen. Co- o f New York* for Purcell’* 6n- Park Avenue, recently retunted formation received today from j, **1* tl
Beer — Contact through
communicali0" ®
_
Guam after a tour uf the th* Naval Personnel .^paraUati «d to my office, firem K *a «w l «
rob parttadnrif relsted a* they Jumbla had the highest recovery expired term as a commission.
F. Boyle, C’nunty Rmtlc#
r East with . Task Fore# 77
nio
m Improvement
iin sim .iii.— o
—*f th# Hi. rate, 90 percent, of stolen n"te- member. The Hanrahan nomlna*
,r„ . - - .-. . . ---are to
•i
fleer. Takach Building.
»■
RUimEH STRIKE BFC.INH
Johpa River, are invited to attnd; mohlles to,Urn natbm during 1046. lion went to the Senate early of the Seventh Fleet The port*
Horn* Bervice Assistance tt»
"lolice records ihowed. The na* Ihi* month under what the Whit*
ted included:
Hong Kong,
port who recently xpent some
Servicemen, ex-Srrvleeqien andM time In Florid* visiting several
JonaI recovery . average shown House mini a “ misapprehension.* Shanghai,’ and Tslngtao. (,’ hlna.
MRS. CARNEGIE DIBS
their Dependents — American
tJ<3_TO ___„ _ Canada. June fb
CONSUL MARRIED
It Ihett was disrovernl that l’urr and Tokyo, Japan, Task Pore#
of our market* spoke highly of
Jw ns 36 percent.
L :
Red Cross, Lnkcfrottl Bo
W i — ’ A alrika besran tod-x si
cell
had
not
resigned
and
no
77’
la
scheduled
t
«
make
o
trip,
our
tm-thod
of
aupply
sales
cen
| ■
■ ■ nl*n<«
_____■I" ■t*--■ T—'
■ - • ifEW YfjRK J u n i'W t lf F van).
*
thr*"
ni|>b">
JACKSONVILLE, June 24. id*) ter* for Florida product*. This
Mnnufactura nf gasoline fto.n 8.E.C. Vacancy existed. The White to Manila to participate in th*
Veterans Administration
are« ami two at Kitchener, Mr*. Andrew Canteglc died %v
. The strike w *'
h. day at her Fifth Avenue manaton natural gas will he tried out on House said Furcell had Indicated telabration of Philippine inde - United Consul in Antwerp — haa been the aystcra’a goal, aa
Martin M. Itudich, Sheriffs
Edward Anderson of Jacksonville phased year* ago by Commlsloner
orally
that
,
he
wanted
to
resign.
pendence
on
July
4.
Another
tour
Mrs.
^C-arntnle
•
1
«
T
»
scale
ln
>
new
Texas
plant
Office every Tuesday.*.
Red Rubber Worker»
i-nf.i
steej maker t& i t o b« r t t f l i j i ** a c " ' t ( , f f 14 ' The Hanrahan nomination later, o f th# Orient will h# ramie hy — has been unarrled tu Irma Do of Agriculture Nathan Mayo, who
tk
of
Antwerp.
*
Conlnck
ussitsws
u*
r
*
*
«
at*
wa* withdrawn.
the
Usk
force
In
midsummer.
L A **
that by ekraliitu
Vinduct in lb*:
H unm nV Court bench. lit* *•
lo sing him from the cnhiueL
Daniel (>. Senkarik
C P & Dlsthaffccd By
-United States Navy
1111 a jlMBlBliiiiiiiiii l 11 f f -K.
.Is S r s J ; "•««*.US S. -
tintih <*hina
»ht
Former FBI Man
Added To Staff
Of Forest Service
...... r,',u’ ,h''
Sales Of Crude Pine Gum To Be
Opened Tuesday At Marianna Mart
Mrs. (). (i. Wolcott
Died Saturday At
Home In Oviedo
Wilson Declares Widespread Interests And
Activities ()f Florida Markets Are Well
Illustrated By North Florida Market
British Security
Police llolciinjr
Karl Browder
Rolls Returns From
Northern Buying Trip
\
i i wei
fi
“« *•- *?v
Jh: i**
»•
%*Xi x u s : bi,j» K»-VtUy.K,. w?.i * * , « .w
U. S. Geological Men
To Attend Meeting:
VeteranH Service
A
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I
I
I.
Locul Kiwanis
Hear Report On
National Meet
ACL To Share In
Purchase* OF 117
Streamlined Cars
. t t ’nHltau«il I ' M * l*.ia» l l a ' I
tlon In Issue# that mlkhl have a
that since Kiwaniuna represented
leader# In .the business world, and
since In union there is strength,
there Is no reason for the organixation __ making its strength
felt, for things that ate light.
As an instance he told of tin*
iW larnltim of a flprida Kiwtuilnn
who at the ‘convention saitl; “ We
have a senator from our sta te of
whom wc arc nut proud,” and then
declined his club bail wired the
senator expressing the disappoint
ment of its liiemirei# that lie had
n o t.taken a stand for a cause.”
President Halt also lob) of the
inspirational talk of roluniiiist
IRrw lV arson upon ivemocrattr
principle#, of the Installat on o '
,i, -N. Mncrsoii of W ashington
Htald as ncw.pie#idcnt of Ki-*nnh.
ami of the fine at tends dee" of the
meeting front the United. S tater
The A tlantic Crrest Line ilnil*
ttm<1 will *hale in the pun-hasu
of 117 lightweight. stream lined
pa-senge* train cat*. itm »-.ik» ut
which are caper ed to commence
durinir the middle "of i.ti*. uccoid*
ing to information n w .v e i ny
W , II. lllnck, superintendent of
the Jacksonville division from'
C . M. Davis, president o f the
Buy 'A Bond
For Albuqiiu
A u iu g u K iiy u n .
L "•£
■w ---/ ' ■
J
.1
Jxj:
P u t r.*i
a#
•,.
:
10, 1946
Stomach Sufferers
•D *9 U as*lne .It TP« r-A *r 4l l f
N. M .-j-vj
Wail Fast
Sure Relief?
—H l(MM>
tVwiI inff.r Item #<14 Intim un. O IA
—Advocate# of n now eivip^nudiKt. heartburn, fa*
W***. **ar
loridni l*oml
hopc-the cast ath.
Wlar-aatlng paint, burnlnf iim iin ,
enjoy* u huge banner oxtrollttlg Mamatb *»4 blear paint, ham naan. a,.,.
I*4alf>rx*i an4 otnsr trmpmmt at ftxot
merits of the issue.
kjjrer-srtaiir. tu t lha
lUaaaanMtoirf
Tbp banner formerly ndorncil reiau csnislnlus riltbl* * ■I calla4 hi*
an underps*-. Hut la>t tim e it Ufa. Iha lain* foil-stuns wollrln-. pl(.
b, aisnr Paata**. S*l-U»t aiib
wm se rp was on the side of u xnK-i
fllanl* B-l mull »t*a lata *.:i«f a* 4ra|.
1‘ullman in n sirceial train carry*
it »ttl r*fb»4 ja«l iaeo»*. Try Allot,
i-4t»Ing veteran sailors to an m atern
A t Touchtnn and other Rood
naval. separation center.
D rue . Stores in Sanford.
n
The other railroads sharing the
purchase are the Florida East {
Co m Railroad, .th e PcnnayIvunir i
Itnilrnad, and the Rlchr.tnni, Freds i
crickshutK and Potomac Railroad, s
The cars Include 71 slet'jrlng rars.J
ill) coaches, Id dining ta r# and -:
three luggage t ar*, t'tllm ai / ] a r j
Company wras given I he order' fo r:
lift ta rs and American f 'n r .n r .d i
Foundry Company for 22.
.
W hin received. the t ars wilt he •
used
lo rtrmplclclx modelnice ■
anil ’Canada:
Secretary Ralph A. Smith told
of Irenefil# he derived from Iho
eonferrnre of secretaries at Cite
convention, of retiring |Tcsident
Hamilton Holt's inspirational ad
dress, of a talk OII the United
Nation# C harter in relation In
W ED N ESD A Y , JU N E
T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
P A G E S IX
BROADFELT
$2'50 square yard
CHtCKINO THEIR SCRIPTS In Waihlnglon, D. C., twfore sddre-.dnK a labor
•rally In New York by telephone are H arry nridges (lilt), head of the
International Longshoremen and Warehouse Workers Union, and Joseph
Curran. National Maritime Union head, (/ntrrnaiiniml Snowrtok/uoV
In N e w N a v y Post
VetTInisltcH 2 Years
NORMAL. III.. 14*1— Joy Cur:p«nter hreereg through the Inst
[two years of nigh school In two
tiaya.
COURT RFIIUFFH
PROS FACTION
The 2.1 year old form er infinftry captain enrolled In the V«U-,
ernii* school at lllltedt Hlvto N >•
mal university. A fter ntlcnillng
Iclasses under n special tutoring
[plan for tH hours, he decided to
tak e the ciamihMtiona and ■nulli
fied for n diploma.
Sirs. Smith nod Mrs. Ilnil told
of the fine enterlulmm-nt fruluieof lh« ronvrnlitm, i'#|iclatty tilt
style shows.
Mrs. Smith told of the fine r e
plica of Silver Spring# exhibited
under direction of Peter School.
Mrs. Hall gavn details of the
style show ami vaudeville, and
both tallies declared the conven
tion wn« delightful. Interesting
ami inspiring.
SKiLKK WINS
DETROIT, Jun Ill-U P )— The
Repuhlican nomination for gov*«rior of Michigan has irecn won by
Kim Sigler. He form erly was
special prosecutor during a Ion;
anti sensational grand jury in
vestigation of graft.
Rural Common Him.sc
A LESSON IN LOUS
tJrCIIUM.1 L'Kgli DM* IIIHIIHU4I1I lll'W.
are guo.l i.ub,tituti , fm inrat. o '■'
one of the most versatile of till
foods, and pecans* they utr good
for iolk*. home-makers *711 do
well to use them frequently in
thvir menus. Ilete ate sonic tjuestioru and atim et# alaitil egg#
that should Le ^of interest to
home-maker*:
Aro large ege# a better buy
than small eggs? .
It depends on Ihr prlrc, "M edi
um" eggs (average 21 ounces pet
doit ul. are a# reoncntifal a*
"lairge" eggs (kverngv 2i ounce'
I*fr dozen | of the same grade If
at
least
nor eighth
t hrill'd
"Small” rg.'» {average |H ounret
ier tbitful ate as rruiionttrnl #3
arge eggs if at Ir’usi one-fourth
cheaper.
Is shell color—white t r brown
•—related to fo<Ml value.
Color <>f shell makes no dlflerenre wlgitever in (he fitml Vallit
or tpmlity of flavor of the egg
i v : i O ' i'CtfCY conecmlng lit* tdutnnlum-prmluelriR atomic pile
' (.
. 11 m i. has In-en lifted. T he discovery that could destroy
.i.ti,.: i.. i f ., t .-on: it,id by U, S.*scientists to bcn cd tn ran . Ily pul»
■ (Icon lit: 111.- graphite into the pile (to p i, sucli elements U ennt#
eotcjivt .net i an i.e ctsr-d lo trace the horly’a biological processes! or
iu .t i! -re rite graphite block, which 7tas bren surrounded w ith
1-brick to .! ; (t>r protection, U removed (bolloiii) as a girl worker
. 'in ii^ i ..dmurlivity with It i fierial device.
( fnlcrjut|l0a«l)
TOKYO. June IP. n i l — Allied
headquarter# has directed the
JapaneMt government to send
shift* to the Philippines nod lo
Okinawa to return 27,00(1 tons
of surplus Army food to Japan;
The food will he stored in TnfcvW
pending , authorisation
for , IU
release.
i t . .
W HEAT HARVEST BEGINS
MOSCf.W. June Ul. r,1*r
lln r
vbating of the wittier wheat crop
ASSISTANT SECRETARY of the Nsvy. ha* begun in the center of the
John L Sullivan (above). A7, who rich U krainr wheat country in
was Itorn In Manchester, N. I I , was Russia The yield is running nnominated by President Truman as high n« 20 bushels per arte.
Undersecretary of the Navy. Tire
President once sought this post fot
Edwin W. Pauley, a California oil
—>••• Navvnhotn, (Inlernallonal)
Fine Floor Covering for niyy room
ful colors to select from.
S e v e ra l b c a u li
“It\s EASY to Pay the MATHER Way
PHONE
EASY
127
TERMS
OF HANFORD
N il MORK SW EARING
S EO U L Korea. l/1*t— A monu
ment in Hi on| i,curing u IPilH In
scription all Korratt# were to.
tf let ed to i end o> an oath of al
legiance to Jnttnn slum will he iritiuvrd, including to the of fire of
pltivinrhtl affairs.
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A newly laid egg that is not
eroled Ipltcklv nn-l liandlni r t i fully tony lost* its “ fresh” ‘pijii
|lles in a day or two. On tie
other Itnnd, an rgtr riven rigid
fare sttd storage may keep the ■’
qualities for several month*.
Oo*j no egg when o lie (red eitow
signs of ••fresh"..qualityT
Yet. A high, rounded yolk mol
.firm, upstanding white m e sign*
of “freshness." A* an egg loses
'U t A I N lN O h i s b i c e p s . H a r v a r d
•fresh)'**#,1 tr.r yolk u flatter em
.'.u til h ta v n n 102-pound half
the white m rru watery.
, Should fe e s b- yvashctl Ireful e u.irfrl ol beer six fret off ground In
t*»t behind the Suprem e Court
hfo. Wnshjn- icinove* the pro- bol ding in Jam aica, New York.
teftive film or Idonm, which helft# I« t n o r ordered by Judge hearing
to', by Joseph K cu ler who claimed
keep bacteria and minis from g et
ting through Iho porous shell. rouif-d Itrewcry Workers Union
■ ted bint because lie couldn't do
Any dlri ran Ire wiped eff with
it. Three out of five union membefs
a dry, rough cloth.
Should eggs Ire kept cold in -ot-.ldn't pass the test. The judge reyCj-ved d*einlnn.
( liiternationntr
horns slot age '
Eggs deteriorate In a warm
place and iahnulj Ire kept a t n
lemperalure Iwtwccn H8’ and U>‘
■hVrs n**t #*"ws *re sero •#■! »*4iIf . . . ird food U Ametieta st III
lurmvM h-sl! Mallsi Him- t nnlr | o - i t , _ Pn'!-I. Il-I’t Itssl an jut —
Sts |u.i i-o «l Iif- tp -l-lt.-t Uni on# lltrir nslt-tn side rrputstlon l*
Ibr >.-oVo s pell rlion ul t.si'
O u t • ! Itf* w s d k > hybl sil s w l t b . . . # • )
sstv|k lit S 2?i He* I#
Sin he'
T«w». 4 Ckalrt —li M««itflT •- r»-, Ti
storing nt homeT
h'i / u a lo dint on e r o d e rtilaurant food
Todiy’s Kelly Is reaUy rrmr—
stronger cord, extra rubber bethat keeps the tread com patted
rather than it retched after it
ft inflated. All this adds up to
plus performance at no extra
,eoet
Come in soon and see for
yourself why tough, depend
able Ktlly is the buy for jroul
Doe# an egg contain good pro
toin. vitamins, minerals?
Eggs provide protein in the top
Rut when it ernes In daydn-tUy-out good toting
there's itoiltinp like your orln privsteeecipes (lame*
, . * -1 on your own tsomD-i Tut C a taupe! To you
. and the
20 million oth*rs like you who prs/w fliroe-cooiery . . .th e
ip-cd, ccottuaiy, flexibility tttd rlrsnlinest of Cat (s an old story.
What's reallf big new* risht new it - ypur own (nditldutUr
pUnnerl "New Freniom Cat Kitchen", It’s cooler, cleaner,/»"ier
to work in than ever before. And it'a all built atouud a new Gas
tsn^e so cumpfelely sulomatic, it cooks a delicious hteal even
lutes of dosm* of tenges
imbjned into one. Pjsn lor it, JfbicY
Stafford’s Service
result in deep colored yolka. But
a hen's diet low In these feads
and rich in fish livar nil mav
result in pala yallow yolka with
just a# much or more vitamin A.
Is a hardbfltlad egg the same
as a hard-cooked egg? /■
. No. Eegs may ha h*H-f<x>keJ
khont boiling, and cooking at
;h heat toughens the egr pron,. For hard-cooked egge at
hair beaj. simmer— don' t boll —
ha eggs AS to 30 minutes. For
ill agg dlshaa, a success asrerat
to uaa low to modamte tern
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In Unity There It Strength—
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To Protest (h* P m w of th r World:
To Promote the Progress of America;
To rrodncc Prosperity lor Hanford.
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AN INDKI'ENDENT DAILY NEWSIWI'EH
VOLUME XXXVli
E s ta b lis h e d
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S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T H U R S D A Y , J U N E 2 0 , 1 9 4 6
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River Program
To Be Discussed
At Meeting Here
price rotiifd pmghim
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hi* view* 'in
i the print extension til tort Ion in
•' N ■ItlrnJtnt prepared fur rele**e
ij at 'a'j nr*n conference, Tn hte
blast ‘Id Ihe Aroint SMT extension
legislation, Howie* added thin
hint Im u he, would pick up hU
h«t IL!i legislation unacceptable
t'lowil* mill uhciil in the ho»iIt passed whrn hr said:
0 "I routrl never agree In tiny ne** section of Itiver Rouge on
compromise which ran only bring the outskirts of D etroit after a
Ua one step nrnrrr inflation."
However, Howie* again appeal- ’
ed to I’reaidcnt Truman lu vc*o
any price extension act which i
not In accord with Ihr iiiuuia.nl
of the odminiMratir.n tn li.d.l Dm
line against inflation
llowlc*
added that » vein might then
lie followed l»y llmiw and SenaG
action permitting price and rent
controls to rontinur a* they, are
A f o r another year, The prc-enl
Surveying
price control legi-lalim, e«pirc* Architect
June .10.
Buildings
To DcMeanwhile, menilxii* of the j
Senate-House conference c. in
terminiRepairs
mittee trying to iron out differ
ence* hetween the two chamber*
Seminole C ounty's * r h o tK .,.ton extension legislation main- tirin
g
investigated
by
E llon
talnrd a ceiling nn wt-rd*. The
M oughton. arch itect, who i» m ik
members- *ald they wmdd keep in
g a c a re fu l • survey of the
all further buxine** xeeTot until
u ild in g * in order lu detet iitin r
they have finally worked out bemergency
re p a ir*, i t w u- hm
legislation Uiey feel will tie »r^ c e p la b l* |o troth house* of Con-. noil need today hv S u p l. T. W
Eisenhower S ays
Reds Want To Re
Friendly To U. S.
DisfUMM
WASHINGTON. June 20, (Ah General 7 Dwight Elsenhtw cr fold
the House A ppropriations Conf• A n,!G*'c W » t that he believe*
** Russian* wish to Ire friendly tu
American*. Kiserfnower »nld there
I* no question. In his opinion,
of the hope of the nrttinary
Russian thal ho i» going to Im
a frlrnd of the United Stale*
The t'hief of S taff made hi*
rem arks during •diseuxsitn of the
Army Appropriation liill sent in
the House floor tod*v.
Elsenhower said he believed
*th»t eventually we can work out
the basis of friendly relations
™ with Russia. He added: "I do
not see how w* can afford to
do anything else.”
General Eisenhower also de
clared he is opposed to Riving
awev any secret of the United
Slate*, meaning the atomic bomb,
until there i* workable marhinerv
for teeing to it th a t other* will
adopt a policy sirnllar to out
, own lie offered the 'opinion tlinl^
It will be necessary to occupy'
▲ Germany and Japan for a mini" m u m of three years.
nnOWDKIt LEAVES MOSCOW
Moscow, juna jo .1 m — The
formar General Secretary of the
Communist Party In the United
States. B»rt Rrowder, left Mo*,
cow for Pari* by plane today.
Browder Is nn his way tn the
United States where he said he
▲ will represent Soviet book pub
l i s h e r s for the next five years.
COMMITTEE
W A8INGT0N, June
J0 -< /P )--
The joint conference committee
to
a
m m p ru in ixe
p Ib u
for the draft of teen egers. Those
18 year, of age would not be Inducted H, but thosx who are U>
would be taken. The committee
, woe
irtkm. m victory for the ouse
iup. wax announced by RepubSenator Styles Bridget of
Hampshire.
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WASHINGTON, Juna » ,
M l d t n l Trumin b u
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1 rex U call on of Philip M. Klutx*
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aid ha was
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States To Destroy All Atomic Weapons;
Proposal Calls For World Convention
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■la surrender their vet,, power.
departmo.nl conmmnder of t h - ,
coming training period
Pros idem "jack' P atigsn pre-‘ In addltinn, the United S la t,, L '. . .
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W. B. Slovall at I KH Kim Ave. o ut by th r i lly amt n-vialcd world rnnlrol .,f atomic i-ncrgy
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the ducnl |i> Mr. Ratig.i- .-nil a t-I
lll.«rrvct» -ay rlial Pu-m i |-o moliM,
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Naval Service in January of- one visitor, troiigia
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I’ I"i I*la , Hit Hr (Mil f nit ill 1 I k t i**ii :i"f
in lb , Parific tlira ter of npeTaTYPHOON MIHSK-t 1,1 /U N
stage nn the i|(*rn**ioii*. Tin , training In - -1),, 1■{■, i | r , 1
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tinns and during that time saw
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MANILA, June 2" t/1'i
Tbe Imig-rangr prrlim lnarirn for uH| I* 1 1 |r,tf
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the-1? (■*1 "
ami G ilbert Island*.
Navy b at announced Hint a ty- m ate disposal of atomic cn rig y n . as n
UM6. <•'l!l!!1£? MV* | * * „ 111 AllK*i I *in 11 it i th*1 L«*|fht»i v»»m irfMii If-1 In ri|*t*lv *«r i ■-! I
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'l,|f' with it Ki*timu *In 1 Muntv h* **n. *• Mmi'iay *•? 11*'** *I«*v u»!rtt***#si. 1
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R estaurant chain, llrn ry I-ustlg, cminly home demon<lratiuu agent. - WASHINGTON, Ju n e 3 0 -U P ) (|Jg
ASKS PURSES HE HELD
—Selective Ni-rvt.c Director la-wi'*, |.JltK Avenue, notified it.- rtm.l p, l’l’,v ,n t ' " '
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and two co-defendsnt* have been
BOSK SENTENCED
WASHINGTON. June 2 0 -G P f— found guilty of Income tux ev ial of Anton (Idvarka, d raft le.aid n „ „ |t. j, Sanfor.t, s n a r .c .t.- l
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MONTREAL, June 2ti, l/Ib
l}«!L_Ii'rt«.llInr j s . H LJ iw !)__ L'«n •
__RcpcscnUllve Jhmald^DToola^Ai^IL-,
;rir»P«,''T«'*T
-npnttrne— i r n m p p t r h e' CaH*dlan~pHrtiameitt*r Cnnt- eh n lm iarr in fi.-ir|{)m n, Nett. f)d- r„r TFaving Ui'e . ' i ^
Now York Demrcral, has demand- vlctcrl with tllm ry Luslig were Tinunist
^"r a I•
t.- .oit*. ami o.oe.r
F rc l R u s e , w h s varkn is the rlinft la.ard chair- accident.
ed that the New York State A th Allen Luslig and Joseph Nobel, sentencedmember,
*nf fr'.o. i l '., i>. ,..ii -. f ay. »*«• •
today to six years in man who halted Induction in a
letic Commission hold up the fMXtti associated with the firm.
PAY RAISE GRANTED
'pn.v-t i* i
m . i . , . „ ,<•
-i
Rose was convicted of pro test against the way Congress
puraea of Joe Lewi* and Billy The rase w ent to the federal prison.
PHILADELPHIA, hum -Jit, 1/1*1 jilren-.e I le v
free i*. -Iminform ation illegally In haa heen lytmlling the d ra ft act
Conn. OToola wants th r puraea ju ry a l noon. The three men sending
renewal.
*
An arbitration board has ' during llm day rime at not ......
held un until an Investigation can were found guilty on all 21 Russia during the war,
- .......... — —
——
g ru n tcl n pay raise of 6K crm tslth a n •'•-’* mile- ... In.or. hut mo,
counts
of
tha
indictments.
be made of tael night's champion
BRITISH OFFICIA L ESCAPES an hour tn tha t i l) Hosiery I Hot drtve at ntgiil, mu may tie y
NEW -SPEED RECORD
ship bout.
«
Workers Union. Union loaders i drive more than Hi mil*-* form iluv
JKIM^xSALKM. June
DAYTON, C-. June 20, i / P t DB. PARBAN NAMED
NEW YORK, June 20. (/P»™ A new speed record o f 411 mile* One of six kidnaped British o f had asked for n Imoxt of 12'-i ; place in which the lieeri*.- wax I
The .Surgeon General of the an hour has heen set by an ficer*. Maj, II. P. Chadwick, err- cent*. About lO.IKMI w orker, are sued, xaid Patri.liimri Ri-mler
STRIKE SETTLED
On the
ul.tcci o f xpr-i-d. *•"
United Stetea Public Health Nor- Arm y plane. It is the partly jet- taped from His captors today. affected by Ihe decision.
'
' lK>iliU-.t out tiuil ' i- ■' - havr* . h o w I.
-BVELAND. June 2 0 - U D - vlee. Dr. Thomex Parran. was propelled X-A-2H-F. Thtr plane Chadwick was said In Ia- leading
SPARKMAN DISCHARGED
In Dm .
.,(
tunergr-n. > i-.|.
Mayor Thomas Burke has an alerted unanimously today as flew roundlrip between L ayton a searching party of troops and
S l / r Russel Spall.m an of l o t by an aulomot.il,- Iriivi.lmg in
police in nucharlm, the Jnwtsh
nounced the settlement of a strike resident of the World Health and 8t, I-oula.
quarter* of Jerusalem . The kid- Holly Avenue ha* hcim h.motahlv milea an lunir. ibai ihnm fouill,
of 6fK> Cleveland City Halt em inference. The eonferenc ie •
from
Ihe
Uullr.l nf a second aflrr Dm algt.l *.f All
PROCEEDING INSTITUTED
naplngi ________
have been attributed in discharged
ployes. The Mayor said hi1 hed United Netjona agency now meet
S tates Navy, accorillng to a re- nhstacir- ctap'i-. Imforc the driver
ATLANTA, -June 20—(/I*)—'Tha Jcwriat Extremists.
mad# no comment to the striker* ing fn New York to chert art
a rt
received today from the chli even get Id* f.M.l nn Im*
Dr. Slate of Gtorgla haa . Instituted
—white collar workers and meat International organisation.
acksnnvillc N a v a l
P ennnnel i brake pedal, amt Dial during tin
V.F.W, TO MEET
Inspectors. They had asked for Parran took the chair and called court proceedings seeking to ilia*
Separation Center In -Jacksonville. brief interval, Ihe ear will have
charter
of
the
Ku
Klux
Post
No.
12X2
of
the
Veteran*
*
'
every
delegate
wages.
-'rffiffitff
traveled «<’. feet.
global war on Klan. i t chatf.e* that the hooded of Foreign War* will hold their - . * _ G IV E N IN V IT A T IO N
Then there i* the Diiip lap - **- ” ' :r‘
? organisation la trying to "grab regular meeting Monday evening
W A S H IN G T O N , June 20, (/P i— rim in g w h irh the I.r*t>n i- jr< --.-.t
control of governmental 'agen a t 8:00 o'clock at the t-eginn
AGREEMENT BEACHED
1*___
.
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.
,
.brake
,
,
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The Secretary - General of the and■ .the
drum
s , take
imM
cies. Hut on the I-akefmnt.
APPROVED
—
United
Nation*,
Trygve
Lie.
wax
with
the
ear
traveling
at
more
PARIS June SO—- 0P>
. June 20, (/Pi—
invited today to w ltn u s the com than 80 fe*i » second. “Them
DAVIS IS DISCHARGED
four foreign
f.
COMPROMISE REJECTED
Finanea. Committal
mlnteMra
STM l/c Eugene Davis ha* ing atomic hornh dem onstration facts refute Dm xtptemcntx »(
WASHINGTON. Juna ® - ( / p ) nomination of
ag ned to drop
and House conference* been hennrahty discharged from at Bikini. Th* invitation was ex sum-* tlri-mr- lira' lh*v can »i"ii
of tha, question
a tie vote a th# United State* Npvy, accord- tended by acting Secretary of on a dime," said Bendsr, who
nformatlon received today S tate D*an Acheaon on behalf adde,J that la*t year seven per
Kanfiiid, 1 "14
f i 'f f p ?
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In n dangcroii- condition; how. invllntinn
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ever, some building, are in rmeit , .la y re r, ",,. g„ nh ard the hti
of repair. Haul Mr l-awli.n TH* atSl| | h, , w.,.| , tll
'Hl L'tl
c ondition, he df-H^red w»% flue t.v r
tbe training, in- -ant «b..f
to the fu rl t h a t l»b**i n«d mm ■ re thmtvhl |! vmiM 11 • an
b 'lin if r illllil lint I mlin 'd fo i rrlleti! rlmo.'i f<o m .o .
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I hi*
Vcdopuo-tit
reipicfi uppntpi mturn .ilmii i twice
I he Lirt pte-WsU .iioMfiietlt, voted
in Ii’ 11
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school I«h |y be made avuilphto to thr riition hv luilf the iialion. of th*
Th** Mil.4*ii. ................ n
lunchroom* in the county ha, local CfiHat (lU fird B u x ilia ty u n it w c r|d.
tlm | J mimm mu * in io tn * •
revcidcil th a t they m o m i mi- and the .Sea Scott!*.
I f m t o w V plan U d rn s tlrn lly at ) “ l,n«’
l,M * h,# 1 ^
,,lf
in ve stig a iin n
pit *'!!» i i* i t-. I i \
\ *Stir, .lin in g .lit;
y*‘4i# *Ji* I**f*
D*Kt!»u , mriititi'i » **I
in* If '» utility l i lint1
Sorb Ael ion Wmild
Strip .Mikado (H
M i\
^ tilth June Jo --ft i
V11 Power
Ens> g a u e r W e in | s Jt.-mmer. ,,f Ihr. I'rnted Noronisj Neurit
_ _ ,
_
|
,
\litmie Energy ('oinml**lim a»<U
j P k D ) J -iiu
r !n
I
Mam Speaker
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Cmlrtl s ta ir - h i- c .ihI.I immll\
" f 1,1
, r ..it
the pm iftine *»f 11 ,u rim nfleietl l»*
h ai« hri
itirmih
11
er* tsalnriei and
: . * i . ‘‘“ IL?:. . N aval m r m r l . of the Sanford a 'c ir L
uni il^aiiny Ihr nhmt
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5" P**
on new school building.,, stu i Orlando aic.i Ifr irvrnliv| that hcirnlM.
Rut th r thtiMiiriii plan ,irV<l
M r. Lawton.
the nhip'ft fu c ititierff would p ro would he put in f»»ire by r n i if i
»t»vrieu:o
An.
In m u ii,-
f*»*»l \vrmif* mi.l P m '
nw irr (luririu Ibnr r**Knli»r wprL
' 7 'm ,G p e '% o h je r,l . rfia r,.*««) at
fiiim cAVille w e ii e q uitiible tem h
l*ro|H ».sals
tornailn struck the city by nut » million pirlurc llira lie stand* at*<-ufr a eivire .tutX'.n-that b o hr *ih
pi*e, hilling seventeen peigon* and hndly damaged whi.r in ihe fo nt*.lie u lomplelety tipp.-l i undri
tn I hi* «%iill lm i i i V *j »n
injuring over 200 o th ers.'A t rigid, ground a -crowd has gathered by the tury of fn-.ik imm
«
Vwniur Streii^tb 01
Army Indicated At
1,27‘UMIO
During
l‘'uil hen tiling Year
v\ \ s i i i N t ; h > \ . .liitu. -jo
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A i l ' d is |i|ii’r i|iii;iiI iiii .j b ill iii
till- tintii.rii'* l i i d u i y | i ;ir In-T.ii
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; i i'i » i K i i r t l i v It,*.11 m g s bpf o i l - " th i
i |i|'m p r i.a tm ill
r lir n m i l t > - I In Tull t■;«1 1 Tm’
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u tfcl-d -it u nn.vi i * * 1* .1
, c rim in g ,,i v il 1 ..*x in 1
l.n w tim , who h*» re liim a rl from t* ftirre n lly itnckcd
the M int i Ho lt'i**lan* pile I Its- u-en of-4
G a ilic s y illg w b rre h ,_ A j ^ l M a ,
S S f \ « o-■»
\1t' lJol j by Audi el Gromyko a*
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litule for the Amet Iron bIw h ^
lint
<hA Jnnlor ( L m h e r of r . m
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Object Of Sc:ircb
Uj.’olt tfiral
Survey.
Ri'preFonlutivo To
: Moughton Making Commission Weighing Russia’s
Hirohito Urges
Investigation of
Plan To Outlaw Atomic Weapons Diet To Approve
County Schools ITo^ram, If Adopted, Would Compel United New Constitution
egr.-ed
199
Bill Sent To House
'
am
has
NO
_
. WASHINGTON, June 20,
(/P) — Economic Stabilizer
Chester
Howies
assailed
anew today the Senate and
House
O.I’.A.
extension
hills and called them "inTlntionary booby traps." At
the same time, Bowles drop®ped a broad hint, that Ur is
prepared to resign if the
' % lfr V
niitmrnti'-
i
Peace - Time
Economic Stabilizer
Hints Resignation
If Congress Okcys
• Amended Program
J;
i
Afwociatcd P re s s le a s e d W ire
fla y s 0 . P. A .
Extension Bill
...,
Uitjntfrrth<M*rfs
$
BUSINESS SECTION LEVELED BY FREAK TORNADO’ FURY
i
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I hi* aflrrriiMin Fair ImucM I' r I rf.M jMfll* f^otltii «*ith rtfirflliMHi
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Veterans Service
\n v sell-, an ,rn need of servin- (frv e ••( . I. , r y I" .n any of
tin
«t«i. t i . l
, I.,:- . iirg u rie s I t ret ■ , * : tt Die o ffic e rif
tin- i e tpolicdde agenciet titled
(’oordinator —• E. II. C arter.
M la n tie N .d l.'iin l Rank Itiilld mg.
I in piny merit
U. S. Kmxluyiim qt Service, 112 N in th
p a rt Avenue
Vmatmi"<1 T raining and E du
cation — T. W . Lawton. Court
llrnive.
le g a l ,\r« i-U n c e . H o spita lu n tiu n and s ta te Service O f
fic e r
C ontact through IJoyd :
F, Royle. t 'm in ty S c iv tr* O f-
ficcr. Tak.ich RuiMing.
,
Home Service A iM iitAnce to
Setvicemetr. ex Hetvi. cmen and
lh«-ir D> |*cn .frnt*
Am erican
|!c I Cross. lorkcfront Boule
vard.
Yt-lctans Admlrdstralion —
M a rtin
M.
RudUh.
Office avory Tuesday.
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The Sanford Herald
la
person*,. ami probably mote fre- 'children carefully each .lay, and
<juently>the m>*e mid throat dts- at the first si|tn of an infection,,
charge* from those not suffering »uch t,» fever, headache, or n s s a l1
l here is no rank ^O M it m for those who diMliketl OPA a clinical attack of the (list ate, dischtirge, isolate your gfiild^in'
to throw up their hnt« ithd cheer its passing, nor for those arc more likely to spread the in* bed, rail your physician# and w p
until an accurate diagnosis Jig 1who fen rod its death rto weep with despair. Thu nation faction.
The bowel dlschurgcs also con- been mad# of the child’s condition.
will survive whatever happens, whether for better or for I| tain
the
virus or causative agent, j
I’rotrct Children.
'
worsd, and no one ut the preheat moment knows which it jaml arc a factor in the spread of 1Protection of children agtHnxl
will be.
.the disease.
unnecessary contacts with other*
II is presumed, therefore, that persona, especially those outsido
It is really astoniAhing how many ups and downs the
the disease is transmitted from their own norites, during an in*
American people have m anaged to take in their stride nnu
Individual to another by the creased prevalence of polio, is a
and go right on. Some have been good, some Trad. Some I disrhurge from the nose and wis0 precautionary step to follow,!
of the most annoying—and useful—controls of iJ*is-wur throat of .carrier, or person, witn Any coStrfmpleted now and!
(lefin. i
were put on because the lack of such controls in Worlc^ subclinical infections. Usually the ^ ro a t <urMry ghoui(,
a. llely
po.tpo„ad until the season!
W ar I had disastrous results. The hope Was that ihe poliomyelitis^ ceases diagnosed
to be a source .__ ■ '
,
.
.,.
new plans would work better than the old. In all fair | of-Infection if isolation technique **/**,e “f ,hl* disease has pas*j Nat.ole.in llnmiparte originated
ness it must be said that on the whole most of them did.
the idea of odd nnd even hotnte
•*«>«.
,number# for different sides of the
There are two basic troubles with new and untried ' The vims ha, l*en found I c J L ^ [wl',Me
1-stly in those cates of known ,street.
bright ideas, whether in government, in a family or in flits, and every iireeautiun - Irmiiil
If u a
social relations. One is Unit enough other people are
seldom willing to help, Most any good idea will wuj*k’
if enough people want it to w ork and help ptit il oyer,
lint the drugs, the sniping, the assumption that if* it's pow I
it must ' by b ad —all these make it difficult fo r its pro
ponents to make clear to people w h a t it really is ynd what
n » ||r rs It! »• »
it's for. So they oppose.
A M frla tH
t 'r r a * soli ir k
• laris rfsltlUU Iss Ikr «
The other i- that unknown and unsuspected factors
»«kllrn<»«*»
•»»»*■*
have a way of entering the picture. They are like the b u g s1
rt+4lllrsl Is* II
*IM*
Mrrflled in ifeU
in .a new mechanism. Given time and good will they may
,'km I•*#*»! a r m (swkllpk
be eliminated. It's harder to get them o u t under heavy i
III rl*kl* lw #r|s«•*!'« «H
]•( *H#|Milrkrn krf»l« i»l
opposition.
.
.
•nH .
W hether taking the starch out of OPA is good or
hntl, .there is only one answ er to the baste trouble. Thill iidult |Tjjnil*tion. Keen during
THU USD AY, J-l'Nli 20,-1916
is production, not only by unions and big concerns, but tpidemlce, only on* |«r*on irk sev |
by1everj humble citizen doing his bit, Griping uml loaf tral hundred suffer, u f Iloirn I a t
tack of the disease.
ing d o n 't, bejp.
[ Since this is a .di*f*e« about
:which tt> do not know till pint
N rrm n tm v
. IF WK T
we should like to, vie must under
Pre-W ar Homes
iik h e ' ik s o Mi;
f l l ' l It IT U A L L Y
I'Kisthitf cuit,lill(iii«. latte every
MU It A t. HISK it: TUODIIMMi
pre cau tiona ry measure known 11
UH,
W E SH. ;Lll COSfKKN
Rvorybrnly. including riousing E x p id ilcr Wilson medical science to prevent n f u r t h
VhOlIT THIS* W yatt,
OUtt.SEI.VKS‘
wauls (ho vt'tt'TaHS housed. Congress has votetl e r , In rre u ia o f p o lh im y e lllfs . hi
stieiigth . to
They* g« - f* I
'
j s HiO,l)(iO,in|ti as Httbsidy to* Qnanee jsilph housing. Itul il (F lorida.
The r<h;ogniied methods of con*’=
looks as if this isn't what the veterans themselves 'wHflt, ('11idling
this disease are:
T ic Hcristr r*fUM-s t‘» kill l h ’ i A survey by the New York State legislature shows that
Isolation of the patient dla.’O PA ,'but It sure 1* doing u |f<*l
'o v e r 71 per rent of discharged service mfcn want to ryat Inosed as having todiomyclilis for
Job i f . killing It to ijcntb.
*houses, and only 2H per cunt to buy shelter. The remaitt- two week, from the iiiwt of the
di«<'it*e.‘ ftcfitiile contacts Vlth ~n
Ilhl you M-e wbeo' lh« 1i'll,<W),- j ittg nine per rent were occupied with other problems. ruse of poliomyelitis should be rr*
000 Richmond dirigible base add And the United States Employment Service reports that stricied to ttieir piemiar# for »
the (ither day for *»t Kct there 7f> p e r cent of e'x-flls are making S-Ilt a week, nr less, period of two weeks,
WU* u giant profit in that j*di for which Wouldn’t permit a very heavily mortgaged home. 1d-infrrtuiil of 111* nos*, throat,
lx wel disrhaigcs, and article,
Unless the housing subsidy -funds are used with care, nnd
-luleil
tt situation may develop in which veterans will assume out. " herewith should he carried
The Urpartmriil of ■
mortgages beyond their budgets, particularly if general Known contact^, too, -li>>uM fol
warns that Anirru-.m. fn
plcf diet ill th** host
living iwtsts cottliiiiie In rise. There is also the danger that low this precautionary measure,
than iu the past
’
the houses, built under present building shortages and -lore, we presume carrier* to l*e
will err lino troll* .ind
most important factor in
demand pressures, might he of poor or flimsy conslnte- the
lie allownl to mi a, tla
spreading the dt-eii'e.
tion. Such it combination of m ortgage blirdi-n ami upkeep
the y did lu*t St ling
.'VII rhlldmi witli fever i>r onV
farmer* mn'i git ™<t
costs would be a calamity and not the housing sitfulimi -ign of liegirtmtig illness should
tiun out of them f
he isolated In bed pending an
the nation wants for its service men,
un-urate diagnosis. Olsierve your
it
is
a
gigantic
undertaking
to
get
a
huge
military
Explaining the nt*-.tally of th**
America n loan to llritoin. the force hack into civilian living. It requires the brain* and
Tampii Tr|htmv iay», "The pur- the selfless devotion of the nation.
|Mie« <of the Ivan It . . . t*i pro
vide It WilhujelUr exchange needcd Idliits-tMlahlish Uiltain'* poaItlon ps #. p u rrk it'i' of A mertenn
umiljpMtpr, f v t y t t i l i i What
n r.
F u tu r e O f H e lg o la n d
’V1' 7 1
Im ctMTOt aOtomobilMT
W v
1
K .-dSflHnaWlK . fW^Udste
for
C o i i j a ^ i n TvnnVuee' aaya that
rteirthir; - Jjliiude IVpper, Henry
W at|ips alal
Hillman "are
fi< nling for' •; Cinaoiuiiixm." 1W*
d ony'lnnw how many comiminHle
tb c n sv v e in New Vmk, llpatmi
iuid|PtitlK)alahia To froti! for, but
th .n l certainly aren’t many in
KJnthl*. Moat Fhiiiilians seem
nfifeit /th a t th e Amerifert *y*l*m
of f f r i tsiterpriw 1* a prelty ««•*.!
w*y .if- dning haaine**,
‘ Britain U‘ un the e|wrt with re»|KH-t in the Ji-wi-li-Ai #!( tlInputs
In 1‘ateeUnii. If ska favor* -Ulg
Jew*, tlie Ai*ha. pryult; ami if
*bi- faVom Hie Arab* Ihe Jew*
riot. Mtanwhdr, big and mighty
K unia i f w.itrhini: op the aideline*, exlrnding rncuuragrmenl
fir*t In fine side nnd then tin*
ulh«r, alw ays ie«dy to come to
the aid of either .faClHin in t
m ilitary w ay once the line# SKV
permanently driiwri. No womlsr
fiev!it doc* not like the American
altjjtpl'" of tellinK lltltuln whnl f>
do Z tnt H-fualnir to arn-pl anji
re»|dm<lhilitf . f"^ V'lJu '
,
r 5 3 r l PJnny with
l effort to get rid o f
other germ rim yihjr
L don't do it ton enlhu*fft*tirnlly, and lie careful tn
follaw direct!nna, u friend of ouri
advium. He tell# of n housekeeper
wild V etii Into her kitchen with a
»pr*f gun, p la s tn .il flour, wall*,
clo**t■•helve* .and kitchen
‘ cabinet with DDT. but forgot In
-cover food and tlUhm while dnlnr
It. R em it, * aerie* of stomach upeel* * among her children. Taro
ahould *l*o be taken tint to expose
the skin fo conr*nlr*led DDT,
In great contrail to a few
month* ago, Florida hotel* which
last winter were being tom apart
by tourist* trying to get room*
at any price, are nuw half filled
with bell hop*, waiter*, and other
employees standing around doing
nothing while walling for someone
lo arrive. Meanwhffts J n . Jfurlb
Cti’iiUno.' Virginia and northern
retort center* hotel ami housing
accommodation* are ■ more in
tolerable than ever with doten* of
•pplicanu for every foom avail*
abU. Why wouldn't it he a good
idea to aeil tome of thcee tourist*
on the advantage* of coming to
Flordia In summer when rente ere
itvi accommodation* easy to
fm
Iti view of conditions
private employment,
he too critical of lax suocr•n a t the 8U U Penitentiary
Uiford where IS convicts »*on June i t and wher* S3
are hired to watch 1.800
k ta . If Uw 33 ruard* war#
men, embued with eoitfWencf
hamselve* ami Inepirtd with
i
T H U R S D A Y , J U r t t >!U. l l l l t i
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
Out* nit'Cti tif Gorman territory wants separation
from Gornmny. Helgoland, Dio ialaud dot in the North
Sea which, till diMiinnUetl. was a German fortrons for the
Klhe ami Wuser rivers am 1 tlie gropt ports* of Kiel ami
Hamburg, would like to join cither Great Britain*!#!* lienmark.
~ *f
, j
Helgoland was British once. In 1H!»H l/ird Salisbury,
tlio British Prime Minister, traded il to Germany lit ex
change for Z anzibar in East Afrlcp, tltcrebj' taking n
step wlticii his country bati many years to regret, tla few
inhabitants are largely Frisians, akin t o 't h e original
Angles and Saxons who colonized England t&lH) years
ago, and speaking a language as near English as Ger
man. Ibsen once wrote a thrilling play about Vikings at
Helgoland.
Six years of Nazi rule lopped off by six more of war
are apparently too much for its people. U nder Britain
or Denmark they would feel safer. They will probably
have to move somewhere. There is talk of blowing up the
island.
Board Of Health Physician Says ..
Polio Outbreak “Not Alarming”
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wr i i wo tor tsooiwo fcimxre
CCSUAM FUfUtUTuaCI WSM
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BftWWTOW. L K M Q S W , S M f t ,
ANDREW
CARRAW AY
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AGENCY
"In ru ran er l'lu» K*>r*ke’’
l i t N. Park
Fh""*1 •“
name, but Virginia in me *ppaiachisns rad the moat coats in
the nation lout v f tr —‘J.T. Health
authorities now are distributing
vaccine against the disease anil
warning people to check any skill
sensation, Mowing after walks
In the woods or grasslands, for
fear they may he from the wood
Melt that spread* the ailment. The
lick wait* four hours after bit
ing lefore shooting germs Into
the ,kin. About one case of th.;
disease in tlx is fatal.
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leed Store - Robson Sporting Goods
I Store
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im iture Co. Lake Mary Filling Station
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F A S T E S T IN S E C T K IL L E R
D r . R . G . S o n d a K A s s ^ Y ts D i p h t h e r i a C A u h c h
More DenthH Amon^ Children tn. State
Than ParalysiH Has Ever Claimed
Ity The Associated
lowing detailed inform ation on in-
Dr. It. (J, Surulag, director of |tiinti|i
prevent Util,
preventable difcaae* for the Flor 'nnd sym ptom *:
ida .State Board of Health, said! The
,nl *rpollgrejr«IRI»7 » •*
yesterday that there are equally di-rivrcf from a Creek term "J'olImportant disease* In Ihl* »ecll6n io*,H meaning g ra y , "myclos,”
of the country whleh cause far;meaning marrow,. "itbi," meaning
more death* in children than poll- inflammation. /All
'
.pul togelher,
omyelltis,
'
"poliomyelitis" mean* an inflam"Infnntile paralysis I* ■ diteaie matlon of the gray marrow of
which I* dreaded by all parenta.lthe .spinal ciprd. .
’ *
and we do not*wish to mlnlmio^* Hinre it 1* most prevalent In
lie Importance,” he atated. Hr. children. It has been given Ihe
Hondag added, h o w * v * r , that common name of infantile paralyBenin* W ith Fever.
"Dlpthcrin I* an atwolutely pre
ventable ditease," he dedam l.
“yet no one geta excited about
Ihl* conditlun. Tulwreutoel* |*_thu
C lU I f o r a great many tRath* I n
Florida, and it, too, can be de
finitely controlled.’*'
Dr. Sondad said th a t there wax
no need for th# “ maa* hyaterla”
during the past few week* over
the reported increase of Infantile
partly*I* causae 'In Southern and
Southwestern section* of Florid*.
Public health offictata ara *‘eoneemad" about (he situation, but
are not “alarmed,*' he declared.
However.. Dr. Sondag asserted
that the disease poliomyelitis can
reach alarming proportion* in
Florida if people do not adhere
to certain precautionary
*t*P*.
”
M
1—I I
presented the fol-
Tht* U nn acute Infcctlou* ill*e«<e iwglnnlng with a moderate
Initial fever, uiually headarhe,
amt lymplom* »ueh a* vomiting
or comtlpalion, drowstne** attended wl th_period* of IrritabIBtyi
xttfffiti#' br the neck ami iiplno,
development of n trrm or nr per
haps exaggerated muscular reflexes after which a paraly*!*
develop* In one or more muscular
trim ns. and later
___
.Trophy or
waiting of the muscles.
Medical science doe* not aa yet
know, nor haa It been *bl# to iden
tify., the germ which cause* Ihl*
disease. W# do .knew that it Is
caused hv a aneclfte filterable
virus, which means th at the causa
tive agent tg so small th at up to
the present time it h at escaped
recotnltlon under the microscope.
ta nresume,l Him
that me
tha none
nose
frIt **
add throat discharges of infected
BUNCO PARTY
THURSDAY, JUNE 20 — 8 .0 0 P. M.
American Legion Hut
SpoMorod by the V. F. W. Auxiliary
W A P fIT A
FLY REEL'
ONE PAIR
U va Bail Buckat $1.29
Sinkara,. Hook*,
FUe*.
Bug*. Spoons, Loader*
Plug*.
with each purchase o f $50 or more tn merchandiae
on Friday and Saturday, June 21 anl 221
NOW it the tim e to buy home furnifhing*. At Haynes
& Wjlliam* you'll find a big eelaction o f reel furni
ture valuta, ao come in thia week end and m ake your
15.20-25^ 0 |b
NYLON FISH UNE
Now on Hand
'Rifle* and Gun*
Outboard Motor Covers
WHITE TIRE
PAINT ‘ .
S potlight*--
SPRAY
ALSO ASK US ABOUT HOW YOU CAN GET
R O G E R S S IL V E R W A R E
a b so lu te ly F R E E
UHYNES £ WILLIAM
CURMITURE r r i M n t
Present this fld A re- ff c
ccive an oil can for V
USE TURFUDGETPLAN
Firestone Stores
�i
t
THURSDAY, JU N E 20, 19IG
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And
Personal
SOCIETY EDITOR — Cecelia T ru lu ck
r so n a
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Mr*. A.' S. I’cck
Mr*. J. N
Hobson spent yesterday in Day
tona Reach.
Social Calcndai
Alfred I). Hobson of A tlanta
Mr. anil Mr* William Leffler, stepped in Sanford for a briet
TH E HS It A V
J r visited relative* over the week* visit with relative.'! enm ule from
The meeting of Seminole Chap
Orlando hi- point* In 'Tennessee,
lie I* the oldest son of Hr. an I ter No. 2, tl.K.S. will l>e held
ii< the Masonic
ilnll nt H:00
©1 r*. Ksear Price «m| daughter, Mr*. J, N. Hobson.
I*. SI, All member* are urged
|)ortithy, ure spending some lime
to
attend
thi*
im
portant nicer.
Mr. and Mr*. II. A. 'Marinins;
nt Daytona llearh.
and children, .lame* and Jcam iim , mg.
Mias M argaret llisiell i* spend left this morn ini; for n two
ing several weak* in C harlotte. month*' motor trip through New \ 1 r u
\y
*
N. C. v isiting her m other ami Meiico, and points west. They
other relative*.
plan to term inate their vacation
in Kentucky where they will see
friends and relatives.
, T h e. Wednesday Ilridge . Club
met yeatcrilrfV aftoriiooii at 2:Jtl
future to visit relatives i n ' New
h'rieml* of Mr*. Hojfer I iik run, 1“ SI. at the home o! Mr*. W ild e
York state for some time.
will regret to learn th a t , she n a r Dietrichs, 11F2I Palm etto Ave
i* ill and confined to her home, nue. for a dessert-bridge. Slued
Mr.*, summer flower* attrartiv ely de
sir. and Mts.. John Kick and H02 West First Street.
children, Shllrey ami George, are Leonard Clark and children el corated the party room*.
spending several week* vncntlcoi- Dade City l-uve arrived to hr
At thrwcorclurioii of the gain**
with Mts. Ingram during her Mr*. Charles McClung wn* -■»*
ing at D aytona llearh.
warded high score; Sir*. Jean
, Sir. and Sir*. W. It. William*
Adam*, second high and Mr*.
Sirs. Dorothy McDaniel i* con Diet rich*, screeno. The hoste** n»will have a* their guest for
several day* A. II. McClung fined in the Kernahl-Laughton rdsted by Mr*. John H iggins serv
.Memorial Hospital ami her moth ed refreshment* to the guests.
from Durham . N, C /.
er, Sir*. K. T. Wnfren of WayThose enjoying the occn-tnii
J. N, Hobson. Jr. returned cross, Ga. ha* come to l>e with were Sir*. Herbert Fisher, Sir.-,
ed nesday. f^ n i. thr__^goti I h ■lark Mali, Sir* Dwight Freeman,
Sir*' John lliggm*. Sir*. Jean
Stanley Stacy and Hilly Giay Adam*, S|r*. John S< h o ard. Jr
spent yesterday a^ Daytona Heach; and Mr*. Cltlirlr* McCItrng.
C* Clause left. Ttirvfny f<*i
tim e LeCette ha* departed for
^pnrtnnhurjr,
( \ whriv In* will Altichs, tin, where he vsd!| entet
be emj»loyr<| for s p v p h i I w eek * the summer session at the l'n i M a t l i c r F m p l o y i T H
cer si I y of Georgia;
(fuiinic tin* jw ifh w?aj««ih .
P iV n it* A t S a n L a n d o
Mr. and Sir*. It. It.Williams
Randolph Richardson of
A tlanta.
“
left tinlay
for Ml, Vermin •and Ga. j* expected to arrive to spend
Kmplnyeea of the Slather hurtiiChicago.III. where they will visit siflne time with hi* brother-in-law
tu ic Company enjoyed a picnic M
relatives for 30 day*.
trnd sister. Dr. and Mrs. T. Finch'- San U n d e Spring* yratrrdnv
-----------er McDaniel nt their home. Jib afternoon. Swimming wn* enjoyed
wl’anl Hickson,- soil of Sir. and Magnolia Avenue.
throughout the afternoon after
S '* . R. J . Hickson, entered p ro -)
_ _ _ _
which hamburger* were cooked in
Mr. and Sfrs. Charles Vodopirb the open grill and supper served,
who plan to make their home in The- group danced in the |Wtl«
Sanford are presently resifling until i> lull hour when water
Mr*. F ra n k Chase of Me* with .h e r parent*, Mr. and Mr*, melon* were cyt and served.
worth spent two day* thi* week I-. It. Stowe, at
(heir home inThose attending
were W. F
in Snnford visiting her mother Indian Sfound Village.
Ilrunson, manager, Mr. and Sir*
Mrs. F S. Vemit)
D W Swan. Sir. and Sir*. M
Mr*. W A Leavitt and Mi
V Randall. Mr and Sir* Kenneth
Arthur Reckwith, Si left Tire*" S ft Chase have departed
Green, Mr and Mi- I T String
day for (Irangrhuiv. S t
t« Philadelphia, Pa. to attend a. «), Mr and Mrs, Hlofnrd Carroll,
visit hi* parents, Sir and Mr*. I. senior delegate*
the national Ml*. Fred Await. Sir* laiurim*
U. Rrrkwith. arid oth«*t relative* Red l nun convent ion which la- Ilea! Mi-- Mildred Await. Misgnn June 1 * and will last the u p li It**,, M u o n . Sits* Fiance* Farina,
Lieut, t otlldr and Mr- Gerald aune 21
W alter Heal. Tommy Stringer
Myer* of Miami weir the guest*
Riniiu Randall nnd Diane Swan.
of Mr. and Mr* S D lltghleym an
• !. A Fall 11mid* will return !■■
at tfirir home in San laititn over to- position with Speedy Sale
the weekend.
and Service on Monday afte r b>
ing confined in the hospital in
Intcrprise,' Alii. for one month,
lie reside* at IIS West Ninth
Street.
sir. and Mts. A. S Williams.
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former resident* of till- city but
Mr. nnd Sir*. Troy Ray have ■now of Clearw ater, today anreturned from spending a week noUnrcd the engagement and up
©M rs. W. J. Thigpen and daugh visiting Mr
ant| JLrw. Hr,beet proaehing
m arriage
of
then
ter Jane apcig.Uhfc weekend w 'lh G rfenlee of Daytona Hearh and dnughtrr. Sally Kate to Irwighl
Mra ThiB|<en'* brufndVtn-lew am) Me. and Mr* llyrotl Stephen* of W Showtr. Jr. son of Ml and
sislet, Mr amt Mr*. II. R. T itu s ,1Tampa. Sir*. Ray is now studying Sir*. Dwight W Shower, Sr o f
of Ormond Reach
for her degree at Stetson Ifni- Safety Harbor. Fin
versity.
The wedding Will Ire an i-vein >>f
Rev. C harles A, Ittnrk ha* «ie-J
July 7 at the home nt the i.iute parted for Anderson. Ind. where
Mr*. Mary McCauley, Juib*e parents on Ray Shine l>iu<
he will atten d a Church »f W
and Mr*. Janie* G. Sharon and i Slis* William* utlemlert the
conference for approximately 10 Sir*. F. S. Vcrnny left today on local school* but graduated from
Any*- •
a vacation trip to vLsil reiutive*. C learw ater
High
School
Mi.
Judge and Mr*. Sharon wQI vi*it Shower attended the Clearw ater
,Mi*s Helen Hutchison, dauirhter •heir son.in-law and daughter. School* and served with .th e
i(4 Mr. and Mr*. J. C. Ilutrhunn, Sir. and Mr*. Slerlio* Rolling, Army A ir Corps n* a Sergeant
left Sunil*- to enter the summer and *nn ami daughter-in-law. oversea*.
session r f the Ufllvpr«ltV of North
Carolina at Chnpcl Ittll,
t er.
I ii .t r .
Svttlf liU till
y o u n g .c l ate At It if .l Ml,.- m i
stv Jit Kl HANNON al t* t | n | M
LS MC[ TCN -who 11 I.I. - at thi
,tn . the building reel and
Vrrrt-e excellent!
V /ttC O M t
try SKI It KITS' KDMIIKk * "M p \ \ V , CAllPKN I KK*~.UN1»>\.
Ill MIS* )N , SPOHTJNH ^ t"i> D .* .
Mn*S SMDSKMKNT n i S l P W J
and H A W E S 'a n d W ll‘1.1 SSIS
TERRACE TALK
t Virginia
ranks fifth
a k y J I.I U 'J * tire p r o d u c ti o n
lual im . ,imi first cast of
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tiM mi i•I* Mi*r
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viihw fi¥ mi*I
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JIM - Pt.N l HI | m \ it \R PF R .
lilt It \R D DKAS, DU
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Ill; Mtri .MRS. T F MCDANIEL.
Mil and MRS A iirtM i; WIL
LIAMS. JIM
RIDGE.
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Sally Kate Williams
To Wed July 7th
Friend* of Malcolm Mar Neill 1
will iw gtaH I*’ 'rrirr that hr htr*
returned t - id- home. H'21 I " rlt
Avenue, a fte r being confined Do
several week* at the O range mem
orial Hospital tn Orlnmln
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minimi,' * • >o
hot. Mil itoi
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family i- oft f. ,
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they nee t.uiwii i*
They w i*ti thee
Daytona
Sot Itail tram*
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o
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l a i g c r , m o r e s p n e io tts s u ite w ith w id e n r m ( an
111r>Iity ile t.lilt H in t y o u ’d o r d i n a r i l y e x p e r t to i
ire e x p e n s iv e .
H a s lu a u tu m s m n e r s p r i n n < on
im itr u y s p r i n g - f i l l e d lo o se c u s h io o s S o fa a n d
i h a il s u p e r lily t a i l o r e d in c h o ic e id c o lo r s a n d
0 9 c O p e n s 1 2 .1 5 P . M . 4 0 c
Today and Friday!
"So I told (hem you'd go
but th ere and lick th e 1000
WINK CHAINS
blood-thirsty Redskins n il
1
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b y y o u r s e lf I"
M a k e .w ay
tw o so m e
Y o u , T o o , W ill
LOVELY
YouU love them
fo r
in
a
lovely
your
living
ro o m
w ith
th e s e
b o u n ti
fu lly
u p h o ls te r e d
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6 5
1
wi j
•
w ing
c h a ir s t h a t le n d a n a ir o f
*
0-o-o and A-h-h
INNKUSPU1NH MATTRESS WI TH
MATCHING r}0X SI’UlNtrS, both for
1lO IXYW GOn REDS COMPLETE
with INNER-SPRING MATTRESS
e n c h a n tm e n t
$
to
your
h o m r. U p h o ls te re d in exp r l l r n t ' q u a lity
^
tn p rs try
w ith n a il h e a d trim
DOUBLE DECK BEDS — enn Jjp uactl
ncppm tely an twin beds — COMPLETES
W ITH MATTRESSES .. ........................... '
STEEL COTS (Rtr-.xag ap rln g K ) COM- $
PLEI’E WITH MATTRESS .................
SUMMER LOUNGE COTS ...................... $
Ju st
the
K A SY
W e e re bedding specialist*— -Call us today
fo r ]rour bedding needs!
TK KM S!
in* quality Satin with Lace Trim. W hite
Rose in site* 32 through 40.
"IT’S
EASY
also
TO PAY THE
"Gabriel H eatter
MATHER
Reporting”
WAY"
119 WEST FIRST STRE
kCTORY — Celery and l
PHONE 1133
Ave.
672-J
[AJ Wij _Phone
;
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203*09 E. 1st
Phone
1 27
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lnUIOUAK,
Learn To Walk
Again
W orkers’ Wages
Rise In A rgentina
BUENOS AIRES - M’)— It
fo*ts 35 iw tri'tii mute to
t_ hire
|. „ v
• man for an hour in A rgrntinn
than- it~did n year ag<» although
pi t. ■r, >,vi ring .tl a hoapilal
u break in her rig h t teg.
by the ialp»t ilevire, »
f," »he in making »uch
srrgii '.* that attendant* Ml>
i knit) he ahlti to iliacaiil it.
two year* aim. Mr*. Saunrajs treated tor a lirwik in
BRIDGING TUB GAP
RN, </P)—The S wjj * fedeiat.
i! ha* approved a- p ro g ra m :
'which wartim e government I
. rye*, now dDcharged, will
_
_ ______
__ salaries from tlw
ilruw
half their
government
„ for■ a aix month* trial
period
private employment.
“W here Customers Send Their Friends'
HOME CO N TRO LLED '
inking
cent.
of them kisaeil hei on
J L I I > t gU, l o i y
Ka*t meet* W ert" i
7, from « rcene of
birth
k m :i » t
|on,
201 Kiwi F ir s t S tr e e t
’ S a n fo rd . F lo rid a
Friday a n d S atu rd ay
Baked Goods
Donutsgwplo doz 16c
rear Mir*'' Sakall anil FJuiem
An- ‘Coming to the Hite Thi-a
ami day- find Mon'Jey, *
.
II Mil
Bar Cake, each; 25c
Marble Pound 28c
Coffee Cake, ea. 26c
Tin- {Janfpnl Herald goo* into
w ore than 3(100 home- ill Sim* 5 A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E
foi'l mill Semi .ole County. If
you have anmethlttir In in'll or
tiny yitii will find that n r!a»*lt fin pump engine, pipe mid all
fied ^ d ill then- roluiniip will
fittinge. T. J . Mil.ii ne, S. S an
fcdW I m- rili" ( people nlknit 'iU for
ford A \ y.
----111*- li .trliiY oru j*. Iliiuir I ft< ol
(INK
four
liiiniur
Ne*eo
*tuve;
(•ring your ml to The Herald
one two hum er oven; I
bed.
nffuV gfot
• t e- nil«,
m att/ef* A *pring. I'hone Ml*FO R RENT
ROOM opt.
Celery Aie.
for
'dO(IKK fnmi on Celeiy Ave.
A illiur Moore, Hill llntd
Co. o r plume’ I0d M.
! ROOM apartm ent to adult*
e li i l i l r m ,
pViVnte
' I ' l l *t< •'
ymd. IlCainiiablr.
m a lt le s s .
IMPROVE!) rouper.-kinned I’uerlu
Ilium I'otnlo plants. $
tluiiisand ill Uni. I'hour
Coll 7
K.MDhS our ri'g iliir line of
Davix Paint wt- have hundreds
of gallon. Army surplus paint
••f iln- highest ipmlily made by
li-aillng paint manufacturer* to
meet government -pi <ifuntioii. . . nt great saving* to you!
umiMON s p u r t i n g h o o d s
3(Hi K sn t i t . i St.
riZDROOM, 310 Piilimtio Aw,
2
Nectar Ten
1-1 lh pkg y2 lb pkg
W A N T E D TO REN T
Show card- and piiKlrr*
O— OKICS S H ;\ SERVICE
(>. D. I.mnlii ', Pimm- (021
f-II, sJ»niilr*. i-tittf*ri frit niatre*,*
Sift. Oak t ir tt,
nit, K. nf
Mubtey's stnliun on High Way
17-1)2,
A R T IC L E S
W ANTED
P l.l. IIUV 'y o u r ear, i egnttil*--to
of ng'n or rutitUHon. R«y llot-l, HOSPITALIZATION
LIST Willi Ktnuil Iti-ulty Agency
individiml, family and
3ltd
W.
2nd
fit.
city or roiililiy property. HuyM. Iloyd A: Co.
cr* waiting. Htionl Itrnlly — ROO and reel, any make. M u.t
C, f,, lltaity, An-iK’liitr', ."IlM1-*
l*o Jn fair condition. G, 0 . Tyre,
t'-abodal Dr , Hm, 12, Orlando.
V O l' IlHIVH i t
Phone J123-W.
PHONK 20U
S I Id < KI. \ ND MO|(KISOS’
r - D iiiv K - n . i n c .
7 P e O , L iv c ito c k , S u p p lie s
I HUY co»», ralve*. yt-ait
IE VV l.oi,l. Phone -U s H
piano liming and re
II, Cliff D raw er. Jla,
Dora. Phone 2113,
DOIMIK • PIVM ODTII
PARTS AND SKUVR'H .
10# P ulm rlto Ave.
Phone 1011
IIOILSF. with Junior Sad,Hi- at u
•acriflce for liiiinciliaie kuIc. WASH I N't!
inaehlnrt.
vacuum
Phone 107-J.
rlcancr*. Iron*, fana. mixer*
or any other huhie appliance!
8
HELP W ANTED
• repaired or painted. (.'nil
JOfil-J or nee J. T ro tter, 300
W. 2nd St.
sale
0IIKRN Mniiiicr Clothe*, for
women ami children, cxcIuhIvc
Fifth Avenue New York Faahhi**. I uDn make up my own
1,,” u 11ful material*. Mr*. Alice
Odell, II!) 1 2 Fifth St., upeteira, hmira 10;00 A, If. U)
6:30 P. M.
X I " VKNTIIRA A r u t : FANS
____ II. II. POPK CO.. INC.
P llll I'OUIt ACIIK
Itre truly the ticu-uic* of tiui«; WOMAN for general houaewnrk
They make film! gift* fot*
I1hone 72d-M,_107 N. U c u u .
liirtlolny*,
nnuivrrtniie*
amt
I’AINTINO ami decorating, ex
fno*t all other occa*ione. Phene 9
WORK W ANTED
pert workman-hip, Itcenecd con
670 for nil appointment.
tractor, work guaranteed, eatlEXPERT .painting
____ J of hou»e%.
UOIIKIIT L. COX
male* given without ohllga.lon.
Contract or hourly bail*, pin
iihotogrupht-i
Krtil 0 . Ijerion, Phone tflF-W.
TIIK IvSSKX STUDIO
U PH 018TEU Y fabric*. A fine TRACTOR work by the acre ot 13N O TIC ES— PERSONAL
hour. Plowing and harrowing,
gelectiun in etuck. It, K, Itruvvn.
OR |(1 yon can add to your
Phono 1127-J . George Steel,
8911 N orth Orange, Orlando,
USPRING
mattrcMe*. bo*
ig*. 'Hollywood lieitx. All
«
mnttrc»»e*
renovated.
ONE Ja m e . Climer i« looking for
yard work. Uoum 1000 W. 17th
[APEIIOTS—21 hour aarvlco—
lerelopcd, printed, enlarged.
Smoked Beef Tongues, lb
Sharpe Cheese, lb .
Skinless Weiners, lb
Asst. Sliced Cold Cuts, lb
t
t « u u k i : ii i 01 S Titv
Veal Brains, lb ............ t.
h tv i . k
Sausage, l b .........:.... .......
Fresh Beef Tongues, lb
Sausage, Pure Pork, lb
o r tt.tt
HKIMft \ \ H
■KIM,*:.*
Weiners, lb ..... 38c
8AVE money on your fire, windautomobile, workmen'*
b u ril.ry ,
li.
other Inxurance.
You'll like our profft-ehartng
Reaionable credit requirement!.
plan of iniuranca. C. M, Uuvd
A
Co.
J
Variable
OUR Jewelry Floater policy
repay you for jewelry
elottn or detroyed. No
c»*h value o f' Rfe Inauranto
C. M. Boyd A Co.
Ikie* at *H% to i% % . C,
'Boyd * Ob
LOST) Black leaUHtr" wallet,
HOME IOANS
•eln you buy or
way, p h w . fluY
lent loan that
loan*
l,AITKin Ml«T
I
Meat, 6 lb can $2.37
Sausage, lb
15c
VI'OXKV
and
AUTOS
JUICE
Towels, noil
lfadd<R*k Fillet 4
Claw Crab Meat, 98<! X IIK r IIUV AHIIKH vPA U IItrrri
Fresh Shrimp, lb 53c Dinner, pkg.
31c
Raycrest
P EARS
Coffee, lb
SOAP
3 Bars 27c
Milk, 3 cans
Peas, 2 No. 2 cans .... 23c
Raycrest
PLUMS
BORAX
EARLY JUNE PEAS
SECTIONS
P lllt.A U K I.rillA FHKAH
or SPAGHETTI 5c
PLUM1TE CHEESE
14 oz. Gan 19c
erll*H U l l n t e t lin w trv ll
MDUW
POTTED MEAT'
WEWfflS?
Bleach, q t b t l .... 10c
•afei,
■Grape
■■ • Juice
t
WUVTKNKV
PUNCH
can 15c Matches, ctn
ya
Iona Cocoa
lb can 5c
W aldorf Tissue, 3 rolls 14c
A&P M atches, box .. 4c
Purex Bleach, q t .... 10c
will
Toet.
If*.
tip .
SPINACH
JUICE
Smoked Salmon 58c Kilzum, qts. ...... 45c
Flounder Fillet 37c
M m II A I X m l * l r a » l
Tomato Juice
M*ll Kit l.t M 'lltttl*
14___ LOST A F O U N D ~
l
reU emok
Cottage Cheese 27c
automobile liability polity, f t , .
000 medical payment for each
p m u n accidently injured while
a r>a«cnger In your car. in
GET A 6
fire and wind• to rm ' policy. You will *avr
approxim ately 1/3 0f the tout
and may pay the pra wium in
6 annual fnetkllmenLC. M,
Doyd & Co.
■<- -
Dediflng A Vuraiiare Co
ifortl Mottre** Faetory
'one 1133 and 672-j
ONE TRACTOR—driven dulling
machine $140; One epray emit
|1 f6 j One aced l>e«l eprayer 416.
Alio cloth, wiring, etc. Phone
781-J at fl:00 p. M. or V. 0 .
Box KM. City. •
MOTOR’ Hike, ’44 model Whixxar
Swann'* flutlon, 3 mile* 8out).
ganfqnl, New Oriando HIway
43 Piece .«:■ HAND PAINTED
CHINA WARE.—New ehipment
J u t received. 8tan!ey*Hoger*
Hardware Co.
LINS—We have all alaet
can aave you money,
Stanley-Roger* Hardware Co.
Lb. 45c
Georgia Shipped, Dressed & Drawn Fryers lb. 62c
CREAM COTTAGE CHEESE
IE. 19c
IIK IIIM V , XWIthCll
IF you wu It l" *cl! -youi pi.<
peity, titi Kdtvaul l' lame.
KOIt SALK:
Pointer Jtbpple*.
PNOPIJl aie m m m t to Flnrlda
Phone 101 AV.
ev u y day, l.Ul your ptopei y
for sale with Kilwanl K. lame. C'OUKKR apanlel pi.ppie-*. Ilcgl*.
Icred A M '. Ib u jiifu l black*
and light buff. I l n , Curl Mow,
Phone 402-W.
a r t i c l e ;* f o r
Local Fresh Dressed & Drawn Fowl,
M I L K
Sausage, lb .... 56c 3 tall cans........ 28c
i -o i .im i
4 REAL ESTA TE W A N TED
s
#
Large Juicy Lemons, l b .......... .....
Fancy Green Beans, 2 lbs
I*arge Juicy Oranges, 5 lbs .
Fancy Hiley Belle Peaches, lb
Selected kTomatoes, ctn.
Yellow Onions, 3 lbs
Fancy Calif. Cantaloupes, lb
Red Bliss Potatoes, 5 lbs .............
Calif. Baking Potatoes, 5 lbs .....
Calif. Iceberg Lettuce, head
Largo Lima Beans, 2 l b s ...........
In Our
Meal Department
Pln.tH! lino
QNR of SnnfmdV lo-tlur home*.
Call ItM-M.
0
Calif. Lettuce, each
Me
Fresh Cut Okra, 2 lbs ..4. 29c
FRUITS & VEGETABLES!
•f *.
MimlrZUfiin
KRK U something worth cult*
ridcring - fi room bungalow and
garngn opt, m.-t out*ide rlty
limit-, in good condition uml
not subject to utility tax or
.pitrtiHxlivt! iiirirnm III rlty
l a i n *5(IOO.HO.
F. (V. IIKNDFH
rmni 2. I"1,1 Hint*- Hank llldg.
Peaches, II l b s ............ :.... 36c
Western Carrots, 2 bchs 19c
Eggplant, each 10c and 15c
Garden Fresh!
II. M. GLEASON
u r H itiy fur nt On 4
3 R E A L E S T A T E FO R S A L E
Seedless Raisins
15 oz pkg Me
S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S
FLOOR SANDIN'*.'
and fuddling. Clraniag and w ax
ing. New floor* mirfoi A] In per
fection, (Jld floors made like nt-w,
ONE fold!
Cantaloupe, each ..... .
21c
Cuban Avocados, 2 for 25c
tut C»l*I WtMOIC 4 Odi,{ ,(4
12
real.
Sugar Crowder Peas, 2 lbs 25c
Western Cauliflower, lb 18c
Fresh Ga. Tomatoes, 2 lbs 25c
Green Cabbage, lb
n itA v m t i n x i * * i t
TEABAGS
Potatoes, 2*/2 can 23c
A-Penn Motor Oil, 2 j r a l can
WI1BN AYAIf.ARI.K
A & P «FOOD STORE
_
f*’; -f\
-• ■
‘V . .i *■. •'
200 M agnolia Avenue
,
Sanft
OWNED A OPERATED I T TNB GREAT A«]
�v:
*
■
$ m i • .
;>y
;
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n O tu U m ,
J u n e . ;A t,
•.
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DeLand Red
HatsWhitewash Celery Feds By 7
Ik»b Kennington Tagged For Seven Blows By
fll Feds But Keeps Them Well Scattered:
Schantel To Hurl Against Bed Hats
Still Remains Greatest Fighter Of His Time
STANDINGS
INSIDE SPORTS REPORT
t l v J U L I A N 8 T E N S T IK IM
15,000 Fans See
Title Bout In
Yankee Stadium
Westerns Too Tame
For Modern Youth
Bear \\oLl To Head
Coaches, Officials
School In St. Pete
NMVAKK. V .. .,4*- Ihrestnr
13 la
.TO.'i
f p.ildii S afety John It. Keetw^'
36 - i
s a n f o Ud
foumf Oltt how' srephlsticatt-.i itusi( Kditi i ’» Note: Today Vitfinr.
’uhlic Sentiment
7
34 27
ii! youngsters are, when be -tigT hr C«l*r> Feds rrlu rn In
llt-ckwlth consented to w iite the) During lecent chat* with nttm* St Augustine
l* \ l \ K S \ l l ! h
. f •» *• .
jo
. 41*2
30 34
ge-leii at it meeting of th en tlc lltMil * •tilt'll
I hr Municipal Park tonight
Inside Sport* deport for u* and erou* Sanford baseball (nil*, uues- I'l-larml
lit iit*t f tfe^frp
ikv
<
ann-svillt2S
114
managers th a t more suitable jw-’* VVi'll nf tltr I 'nn r> -i? > <.f 1=tTtfftiii
* fur another bailie with the
there*' n o ,doubt that Art h.i re- tion* have arisen a* to why the
.. Jl’t 36 , *. 110
. tu te s
*ut-h a* Wes let ns — btf Will 11*1111 o ff thll hiotdlfl:
Del .and Red’ Mala. Monogrr
marked on some very touchy -iiii- Uhschnll association and the marv- J'alalku
;t?.
24
.f,»7
J'ayUtna
Briwli
YA Lev)
will probably give
%VM'lllli)
jecVs. I lb y e te /, we lolieyjt heV pgi-r lUoratb* -the p la y , o t lhl*
J0 : ' l * O f f i r m I *
> V h * * o | •■ ’ . • i r l i t r ; *
•.
rill
1
-23
,:n»o
'
l.ivstilll
g
Hlivitfnthn,
ef
i.
*
*
Jim Schanlel Ibr hurling' os*
_ %
-• »%• l A 4 hlljl*»n UiUj't
fcn f**i *nat. - 1tlf! •Sr
• hit the null on the, head on b i'h player 'a n d , th at *«mg. Statem ent*.
.1 *
tiu
H r V d l i l . mm
i
Yesterday’»
Be*ult»
m uir. the inaOii<*'i« .?
-i t,lf |(J, , ,Ml | f
j,t i
algnm rnt ainre I'al Blanc tw irl Hr lt»*‘, .'ll
I t I . suing* of the hammer. What do have -heeirr made rtmcwnmg omlk.-l.aml C.* SANFORD t).
■ .
kereaii. ,
ed laat night’* encounter ‘in
I I
1
tf
* tih iv
t* *
He
ln ?h j
nir t Vink )
*
player nr another.
i* I;
Pulutkn 2, St. .Vagustirte I.
.D eL and. 'I'he Jill WHI -Jtel un t .*■t v , 1|p
le t'* stop a moment, a n a lrrr
*i i h r u o i f l i
10
V ANKF-K • ^1 A i’lt'M ,
S ew
—’
Ttllllr. 31*
X
l .et-sliurg .7, I It lamln d
d e r w a y al 8:15 P. M.
\\j*U
M ill
| » M *1n l f
f hi'
ffl 1
the situation, and -^like. the foul
V h k. June jo
(*
I l.e pnm 1
3 *
r»*u, if
t ID innings).
f it) Soft Ball Park
a
f*l* 1* - i f H i i* S t
H i " ,fr i ■t t o r y
# i ..*h j \
'/jlipef, r*
th a t lias made toe I inti* the • • • •
ss
i
,
is
wmd*. N aturally, the iluh i*
Ilay tuna II. lit. (im nesvdir '2.
dbN K A I) P A R K . DELAND, Iihr li e, ft
*
t
giente*i fight - 1 r t. n ,- , f
> \ l u ' n K o c k im s s S c o rc
ltit>
f
i u
A sore »p«t among the many nut romimerd of a group of
Tttfal*
__ ai
•
liam es Friday
June 20, (Special I— Manuk'rr
I bf SL Pet*1) -HilJ tf wy-fr-tfeij ±r*
set the your* tin- i-e-try - iowo
Mar*. We all re a liir that. Take
young
Hartfordite*
that
nrc
p
ain
m
.t.A
M
i
'A N FOB It at St- Augustine
HU LcvjC* slipping S umfori I Celery t Unrig, at.
l.oinl i'l Mi* h**ei a n a l ll'-'li ill*
I US A NitF.I FS, June 2tt, 1^
held fm C M i i c I o * - , \ e r e f r O h ,
3
" j " p u n ts
in the City Softball the rh 'b ami rnm pare it with
la la tk p at Dnyttinn llem-h
led* were" whitewashml again Mlist-.ali. If, f
=»
fistic t mtlfc* fiit idfihl and left 'John Keeshllt, owner of lilt- **tn h t i ^ h %v l u w l i k h i y e l * . w ft « l o t h e f *
any other in the league. Sure■
„
i
la-ague
i*
tin;
poor
lighting
fad,r , _
t
I'el.and at Ol lamln
laat night when Bob Kemiirigton, ffaeh*.
bin i m\% n n«» lyiu'
f ihe
t Hi|-r l i i p i R»*tkt*is t*f llu* A ll- A lto ♦Hoi m fe iv «(«•«{, fn )»i **\ 4*l«- I j * t hiiiijJ
- i
1t t i litre* and the conditions of thu I), the other team* mat h a tr | iiainesville al l.eesburg
• LcLaml moumlsman, held the see- Nnjih, 11* w- ^--- :
H»ll I-y-rihe.l on In- hr.nl in tin- Fftnljstll Cuiifetepce. |ihin* to put m -ti a, imn in the la ti-t -fmiljtali
h r|ter. im liiidual players.
But
rC
*
*
'*
•
•*'
gruurld*
at
the
latkefroftt
P
ark,
liam rs Saturday
*. oml place Floride S late l.gaguers ittwi* w*t \y
uii-sj talked of p.-il
eyi-nl
in ttie <Id »i>CI-l>iiulrt-ah in ills club’* rules m w tislinupu- a -id piny*
this I* rtr*t true of the major I
a „N i l
Man) thought* h are been t.irSt. Angus Itie tit HA-NFQHD
(o seven scattered hit* while hi» William*,
hi*tiny. ‘
■
•
grid (bungs t»-*t fall.
Will |um ide a fill). -cheditiF of
league*.
The
St.
I.onla
Cardinals
a
2 • " id and statement* made In the h a te the “ Mr. Short slap” of
<> iliir*vtlle at lleljtm l
mate* pounded Cal Blanc for
P u ttin g bt- ehiim pinipdiip op j Kcesltiit, n t
(Be . recent
m -ent
AltA lt* health pr-gitim *.
Kelihlf-H
in.
11
*
1 * 1 . .
affect that something would be
13 safeties and a 7 to 0 victory. HlMH, If
Orlando at -IVluttd
the line fin tin twenty ' tend \merii-a Bieetitlg lien-. d P cIn w l
p,i||.wiiiiy; Wolf1, alipk -- art- -- la
the m ajor leagues. D o n lhl*
aj Ii *1 i. done about (hn»e'rondillon*. the
OayTiUti Beach at Palatka
T he.C elery Feds k-< last night
tunc 'lu ce he Hite it --tf lb* that the -tnii- of all the Rackets" jjj |Vti i *lmi g . m i i l l - n . i u u
ToU ll
mean
that
i-lhrr
*hurt*lop*
are
W » “ &"> wu- - , light* are terrihle. In fact dtirtiames Sunday
Mid not injure'tFr-'ir T iiesent one XAXKtdtli
head nf ntiftt-nt ton l!i a.l.bs-,. games at Soldier's Fiebt n il It;Ajue*i ill,, i, .p i, pan t-w hi*
no good *impl> because hi- is a
It.iylnnn Beach al SA N FoflO
and a half game lend-over the I *•’
Jh e tan tr»»i*T- ft the
iniinnm cd”* Hv *shoot
limit mg ’'rpcketw
Ij-ckt-m i*e
' a?** " e " r ' l
' nU the game*. Tue*<la) night
'b e figiil
fight - *-• '‘■.inninmrwI'AVy
•?iryn '.’iiini.i t; I /oi.-b! .. i l . i e , . t ^Ulittle heller than the others?
81- A ugustine Saint* or the m ar Now*i, - William*. I'avdhh. Kenm.-e 7 * r tmllred that one light was
St \tigustine at l.ee*hurg
I.yfu-aiim the Ml- nge-t eh. Ilrinfv .,i the end of the .p laitei.
aMg a fivenUk ■i-.-.Mim, \ugtiaL I .
Not at I I I )
th e name aoplic*
gin between the Fed* and the Ion errors: I n ,) . talk--.
not burning al all. This mu'
Palatka at Orjltndo
lii'h lt nine yfat teign by kun -*
“ We want ul| I'hh-Hgu in \n»trh
Flint.t, high
,l,lo j ,, arFe*
to the hw a I rlub, Jii.t herausr
ISun*
lo
ilo
l
tu
si.*
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ia
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i
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ia
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n
nmsl
neiolcd
posit
inn,
lv l.ttn d at (illinesvllte
IIIH M»t» IfiMtlf
*-i the rm ket*. Kee*hin addeil.
top ranking Orlnndo Keimtnr* j « .r ,
frt*in 1b 1•1 *. - ■
some other rhtl, may h ste n hr I
„
,
rr
lhl.
Mailer*
tn.v.
I
ISiih 1 'tin ♦?*
Leesburg pluckrd n ID-inning i Itt *» t<.|ap till \ a * h
*
r tli fit'll
IJM* •• Ml
7
let indititfual player than the
t i l l SUFI BA U . l.K A t.l I
nf ihl'M 11*111i 1•
f i v e t'lillo n w
.rf
w * i!* 'i n n . h o
ti*(
It'* now t|im* f«*r »lntf
Ii
l ed* il diH-*iy‘l mean that ours
to fi victory over th : Mu-ijcski i «liriiic. Niiih, l*a%Itch- H|»bH »•••**
•
.
F
t»<••'
s
o
.
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it
11% •* \ «
l;ln>a
Willi,.- nu-dinte attention tn this InaU.-t a n m eiHtd
. e »i*e*l in makifiv
,,T paitm eir
I
men laat evening while tin Kti. Ii* tluiil.l*
MUSS v« SKCCH1TY
th«i !i * » it
» * \ * ’*».
^
M n •
i t **«. * | r *
!—e
# > r iv.w„«e
1‘alatka Aialea* umtimied their N*:n T J u s V n
The fellow. tn the info-1 1 a r e 1 May n. A Wiliams vs |ti>t>*»n'
'ij'.lt,
t
of
1' K ‘ i f a i
r»j
i n gorol burtch id men They r*
fight for a highet heith in the 1ir tart rial II Hasp nil balff*r Aff HI? f INiUUfit -, i»n»l priMIlwN l*»
? nirtkeoiils; Httor- ,|uu
a d that
dun tp t|„.
the ftact
milt au IlllmU-r
—,. i ,
, ...
N*
J , u d r v ini n it
s p r.'ii,
i . t i i i f l m ill
V ib lelft1
circuit with u 2 to I win over I. Ksnnli.gtoi)
Fi*t tiphtri
i
NEW YORK
Ttiar Of came I t IT.
, . t’mptrssI mptr.s- f, .........i.......
rU.( |l |l t j| ftr<. cuntemplalitlg " I " “ J" »»«p*1*hk Thn pile Idng staff
the Saint*.
tin
1 tin- the inimile-by nnmife i i pi .nlm l ion ►^
larvety orot Anderson
tnnfl
*|i*-tr*
fnn
ipiilfhig the h ague if. rnnu-ihiiig
tmpm ving and certainly nn one (
et the Imllt. ‘
"N n," lie aid.
-t tul
» Kd Levy led the Fed* ul the
.lay a lle i\ S lim Ini
i* not done. Such action would.can im d en ale the miter gulden- ,
V la te laat night with two hit*
! t hi- hntili-f h ol iiiiiiiIh-i u til III i IlHMilj! IhOM* J'U M’nl at ^ .Hi *i.*hi "
ll|
Vtitu
Inlrtl
end
thi*
puttinn
of
tinlei-reathm
i-n.
We
mu*l
Imve
a
gm*|
hull,
______lf> %<■**«!««I r*l Irta a
| «f f|rt* po«»U Ul f I'lMllil MU* .
MiollUlll Ut*|f fltfllftWII \ I I
Tn four trip* to the platter.
*J'{) J)r o p ^ Foill Fly blnn if 1I111I hup|Cited. We dan’t tint, m- we ruuld never hnv
However, uu attack of any suit
KHWKFI I i
want
to
*i p
tilllean
in*
fob!
up
pbnu*br»l
mir
«ny
into
<rro»u!
«"
......... ................. ....
7 ,, ',M t
." 1 :
V Z n ,» ,r U iK r 5 K
* Tbou ao.i .0 ..
did not m aterialiie. Jerry Silver
for
tluu*o
ica^otii*.
plaitm
I
bt*
Mornbi
.^taft*
l.i'nk’Uo.
l
bt
■
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.
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.... .
lltP H O i'lip
Ti
man, IJave Bride, Budily Luke, I ( LKMSO.N, wS. ( \
i</P.
d b -- Son
V»>rk
Yankers, the !%«» irllef immf bt ft to i in 11m,
,1! t-TCI
booth
1*1 1,
Bob T tinle
■e and Blanc obtained !
1* 11K a f it - li t ilofPt klinW it Blit
■v
|iit> hi-fs—Jiirk Kramer a*m«l John l ’»I»n .Ol
blow
.le
mil*
1f i e . |
n I «til fi l l
I ., 1 1
the- other five Fed blow*.
harjfcil with »ii e r r o r W 1(1
M u rp h y — w ere thi*
t :■inh'i (hr M.i.w ol
!
I ’I, ft.* 1. *,
a ll
lie n
The Bed Hat* njiencd their he itroyifi n foul fly hbnll
W*'M* f nblwt'd with the aHH*r\ aoct Ni.t.lui
■mine
1bt I t
*curing in the srennd inning when Mhy.
41*1« .11 (ptjk'i‘1|Nr*l V hitch v- .1’
■ H I. .
they pushed over a pair of
IM
11 ‘i tt H* work 111if iwi- fihi.I*
I
In thi* * lem.-oh * h t t t*
■!
market*. They addeil anothei in Thirt| lln 'i man * h I f I I * ’ M i
Ii . t 1‘
a
hihis
1
I
the third frame and four more
i.i l i t m .
h t t w p v p f , f t*f * * . |
"in - • t
n lif**" when t b t * 1it
I.*
III* o
\l lt.*i
11 the fourth. T hru final count
Ui Viwiks to bit ml** i .foohh*
fir?l iiiii*«»mnii »li upp^fl n»» •
s
. \
<M 1
I'
fD
r came in the eighth
| »I tv wit b 11 **t|pjr "f l!!*-n 'V ! "ke*l
foul. s.Muimu pr«»ni|»l1\ »>1«-• •
-u
11**
tf M II I I \M I < IINU \>
lilt* next V >,rli I"1 sl
I p« . . t n
lilt \t*<» Inn*. JO.
PatI *1M' ! t*b ib. it ft* atUuiiiir tin ba-r
PERRY BACK ^\S COACH
1 I be | #M *ti ’lie t . - . n k l o o
humer.
J t i1***' bii**
i.J&ii Nntnmrtl
’,"1' fil
lif l%»na Lii'd I'rCfa
borne inn Inill 5 » U o p t .........
It.) I
i ......... bn^fi’aII tr
ifnifif*
mu! b»*
tbTi'i*
n
nif*
LEXINGTON. Vu
uP>
Fred
SU*ph#n
it
I - lio. -I
rinif nf IrnM (PHI . V
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SKKKS IIIG TIMFs I GK5
f
Perry, internalionany known ten(Ifip of th r vrtiM.in |*aMdui i In ■tIy
.ill .1 t
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ILUAM
SIH
Uc;.
Va.
*
nl* *tar, t* couching the Washing
Mufw f.|( ib* |(r*H**i|>n btuliter-, \ 11 .
lhl .
* il
•b I*‘V
l * llllotf
it ben ’he gumi
• i»*Ji
|iriife*‘h»nnl obwf»'**r
in '
ton and Lee University tennis William aiui Mary may tak t b . F t . - m i 1 h o i n p s o f i , l i k e n 1 ( lecall
nivliu ifiJiile -i.iilt
*iirletl to »be «l.i *i
f%w»tb^ll i
*".l
HilU trot
aimtiiinrer
at
Wi
uflry
*
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1
team again. Perry fit si came t-> crack a i
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tin-i.e?
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Washington ami Lee in 11*41. hut next frtt vcui ■» A ihl^tir Hi
fair im*I foul 1 it i*jis|ttlr t b t wH. ml*i i n n f >. - 1f g >'» Ii .,1 !31 lot
---*- . '*1* ' i;if IPliijl I
III
p b i)
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1I t r
I h u l t f e f *s
UlUlP-f 1W. . hi ♦ |f„»b e *
fo
P ..
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of
efi.
Ift
( i ! i . -i i b in
hi* touching career wn* baited by H. N fit ii Ik*i MH ray ^av
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(setter liiitti
v%e i
tb.
iir-iMuio.
U# w nr, Ho wn* recently «li%- liulmitft uliettily an dick tu in l i nf-t i t - i i
Punier r,ii
(4 tp lbe*mii|nt i m . i
1 .ill*.
ti
1*1■*%*■ fltlli
.id
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1*4.1*
a l In ( h r
b»V* **
vvilb
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charst*«I from Iho Aimy Air future f not bull
i f f bI f111 v p Hi u m
<f i i tei* on
e t,J\ \
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III'
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n ( J u ‘r
d.i%
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P* 1*
i* l e p e r in. - i n .t e i i'nlHafl^r
ihrw* >tjiia van!, p*ann«y1vnBfu: Foidhaii
tb*.
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j u - ’ ‘t e l . u t * III
* * ul i . i n a l t I.HI
Pnnctiti_*ri
lb =lartr«L ,i, t p«i|t4of0 III nt.in* h iW
a
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p a l i n ’ vkhen
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jri' d: iie* os | U i i |
T h e u n i mn i r e o i e l i t .
j n k* t n
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111
11
cUpriu ik e tyi
i
d Ilieit
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I he i m p i e . ' - i i i t*v 1 ht> p o M e i j| n*I p i e t be i ■ I t i n i . i i nn u b ' ii jf i b*
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n
It 11 Jt p e t t e d
Jhar
nm -t
c ?—
'tt.?i **f *fi-w tt-ur Hofif i t.ficr, put Iran* «bli
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h
ill
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f Ht.
ih-dger (player' m u.
■1>
I m o in 1 0 1 *; i, , f In* Jt*l, ,.f
til
Ib
to tbe Me... Jh‘1
ion a- kind* of rtilmi ' ,t that d a y
*'
uf
f be
I Il)f’ l4p 9t.
-I ll* -it
lhl* tb it.I I.it a* I
anil Itolilili- w.i
Ii .1 \ 1 11 l- tii' I na*b
'in fp tf u d t j u l l l n v a in j M'bi-f
trtndde*, I.iTHil-i bt didn't t i l t
Then «»n* -I
pHchei
Vio l. *m 7 . i I n n ^ o f tli *i
anybody to play ball when he
(be fruni uffht eumreivefi
nrt.f . - o h
^urre***! h»tf
year.
> f.
.wiMll't feeling well.
h e e n t h r tow*r» r r i e i o f t h e h a l l (o save him jo.me "U ps s* t*
CUlly, Thi' result WRa a . -! 1
Shortstop yiu- the jol> In Ijiies- y & h l
ImiIt itirira|ihiiu«^ of trunk
•
IIon nt the moment when Robbie
iii ? i tn Vi h f n n t u r ti ml
| It wejRhril I* | hiMinis limb
turned to Clenn Wlight ttnd *aid. i n o“ iTrh e Nifai
( H * e ia t 'i il a r, M
he
«ny
nylliluif. oniy inPiras***! Ihepd
"Glenn, how ithunt playing a lit
C.owds „n- bigger and ........*|» -av^l
hi (4 ,
tie ^hertstnp (imlay't"
intar«*«fed They Irk* attained Jii
i i ilenri %h(.(ik in - 1.*'•4d n i|»..mrnt* J.. *re thn! htlll .ml out ..f the
R C le n re ,
Jo•n deldtem li' •n. rtf' *J finally re pai k.
.tiled f«*v
pin d. **Mv m ikh|Mk ib»fl*t f *-*d aitv
"I'liiveN itfr much urtarfc
Illy. llflib • •Oil'd
II* t* i* *
It'd * IM » him I be
t.H. H**«*»i ' s
,
«t\ r
lit.I lu ll'll
1 HeI Id If %
h i «-« I
’bi
Uir •lay nff
(«.•* \ I l»e> think k*( .it
| <»htlllIde*, .attoe?I n a* M-»*
12 f(. long, 51 inchc* will*-, weight 1 Ul Bt*. Im
Turning (.. «»"»« >bi.b», Rojihtt*
l((
do
w hvn
m y
p l a > 1f )p
He iei u’e nil lift it t *-1> b n *t j;e 1
asked
sil« iii v»mi,
d;»>. are over** The ttldliinei HnwpWt wiib tli** n t'I;,Ihi’ 1
m ediate deliver* from Jack»anville. W r ite n r w ire
Shi tie ilecliiM *t (r|i4.* (% tin*? he ju--' noiideteU 'what nm I jfo ti publu ii*(ihI’** . vmlem lit
didn't believe he *.od*J make it25 E. Adam* St., Ja x , F la. Boat will be on d iiplay
He wan rxriD nl, I ih», and J h e rtj’^
Jake Flo we i - also *mt u»e »?.***(¥'
M onday, Ju n e 24, at
with a mltmr injuiy, "then/*
(>i lamln
THE BOX SCORE
IS From I N Security
* Council’. See Tiff;
(*. I. s Hear- I'lffht >..<
I
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i
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s;',l*,,lnJ' "*"•>"**•■, f!
Look For Fireworks
a
SPORTS ODDITY
Why Its An Error
Veteran Chicago Mouthpiece Has
Announced 2,000 Cub Ball Games
4
SPORTS LAU(*H
\!
Wholesale
Retail
1
Youdon't have to be"
a value detective...
NEW PLASTIC CAR TOP BOATS
Vim, Frescii T" Frt**t o aayn, "1
laughed and said. I« b«*k* like
il% either ytm m in* II..I hie, and
!J%| hale tn
s*-. •*)!( (here**
Ami no Frexco ifni (bt ml.
SAN JUAN HOTEL
O R L A N D O , F L O R ID A
I
nil evfdnrntum i
the tieurifla Kl«u**l
(t *v
A-hi I(Ji in a
area, willi IO.IHHi.mm ,. t f , of bind
under leanr.
MUNIC IPAL PARK
8:15 P. M.
DELAND vs. SANFORD
REPAIR
DEPARTMENT
If its
ctr
m se
;H
esits a good buy!
an
i HANES TAI LORED SHORTS
cut to lull ■!>• - lor a truin'*
comfoit. The u a t U roomy, the I , , .
Ih« light Uagth for prof*' (it- Shawn
kola with a Mauoo Spoil Shirt which
doublo* a* a ”Navy *lylo” uadwl•hilt-
Ice-Cod Frosted Fillets, lb
Corned Beef Hash, Ib ...
Cauliflower, 10 oz..................................... 31c
Mixed Vegetables, 12 o z . ....... .............. 24c
.Broccoli, 12 oz, .......................................... 35c
THE HANES FIQ-LEAF SUIT >
U doolgntd in one pl»co to g ir t
alhlotlc ouppprt and wralitllno com
fort. A»k your doaltr to fit you In
your corrort trunk olro —moaiurod
front ahouldor through crotch and
back again.
G rapefruit Sections, Ib
Apple Sauce, Ib .............
Bride ford's Apricots, Ib .....
Green Tide Rhubarb, 12 oz.......
Turnip Greens, 12 oz, ............
■«
Squash, lb
■
P eas and Carrots, 12 oz.
(
T 'V ' ^ ^■} ‘ r j*
•
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CT*-
Park Louis
3
a
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71
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u itii
Same
■
�T*a g e s ix
Congressional
Go-By Appears
In Merger Plan
the • inclliialliiii ..to c> naiiirr m e.A rm y Air L arin nllotmrnl would
1*1 eiitlrnlinl plan l.rfi •rc it m l n o t exeteti liuJgct estimate*.
At
joum* next month.
.the rarnc tune, a member of u
I Mr. T rum an want* the armed Navy npjuopriallona xuhcninmitte*
force* unified under a Rintfle dc- haa atated th a t hia colleague* do
pailm rn t of natlona
. want
_ _ th
__r Navy, or any m ajor
defense. (not
ConKrex* up|ienr» to l>c going component of it,
11, relegated to it
ahead with plan* for separate Jaccomlnr;„ position.
bin Army and Navy air force*.
Appiopriations are being recom• pacific j mendrd by Congressional commit*
One of the President
ie huge teea for the Army Air Force on
recommendation* i* for
air force. I n othrr wordi, Con- the one hand grid th r Navy Air
»tr*** ia proceeding idrnoat as Force on the other. Hut that la
hud not pent not the only reaarn to believe
unification plan to Capitol t hat - .Mr. Truman'p proposal ia
dcatlned for g pigeonhole. Several
°t
In n speech in Detroit earlier 'congressm en have made /t> plain
thia week, the assistant Secretary th a t there ia no immediate intehfor air, W. S tu art Fymington, paid Hon to take up the unification
thy budget for the fiscal year plan. Chairman Andrew May of
startin g July I provide* more the House Miliftirv Committee
money for the Navy'g air branch a*W frankly th a t he doubt« Jfheth
than the Arm y's.
Member* of «t Congers* will have-tim r in «'•*
subcont- on it in view of plana to adjour”
an
mi'
Congress Does N o t
Have Time Nor. In
clrnation To Considcr Truman Plan j Hj" *l th*
II)
I 'r n u i
It in becoming increasingly
d e a r thiii I’rraidt-ril Trumiin'a
latent plan for unification of the
Armed force* will n t the Con
greif/iniiar Ho-liy. There nrc acv*
era! aiitli* which irnlicate t}i*t
ConjtrcM neither hn* the lime nor
*«•'
Klr»t
I'Uhliratlon,
June
ftth.
I* IS.
| t il* f in a l r»r>*>il1 l» 4 *i fo r * p p r o * *1 - o f i i i i w a n*1 r,
f
ih a c - r « l » l»
<>f (In a l
d is c h a r g e
*•
K v e c u t r l,
.
• ( r e a r e d . th a t he [th e r a t a l * o f l . - M I I A
H A M . >t,
•n fo r
f in a l d l a - 1* » * ••* > , o n th is 1 th d a y o f Jute
h r w ill a p p ly lo j ) | * .
p.
liHOCK
tv . t V A it t : . • ' o h o . i
K s e e u to r »»f th*» estate
S e m in o le
C o u n t) . I
m ad e a |. | ’l l f a llo t i fo r a t a t d**>9 to
hr I m i i H
t t i r r c o n ' H ald r r r t l f l r a t * *
ernht a r m
ttih
fo llo w in g
db»<-fU»*<1
|> ro |» rf|y In th e C o u n t) o f H r m In •
o f t , H tw tr o f F lo r id a , l o - w l t :
leola 3 A I K arnpaon C it y
T h r n o i n n r n t o f t h r a a ld p ro *
p a rty
under
th e
aald
c a r tlflr a tr
l««iir«l w aa In lh a Maine o f I'D *
Know n
I *n la a a » a ld r n t l f l c a t e • h a l l
rrd rrm rd
a c c o rd in g
to
la w ,
ttlh
p r o t K r t y d r a r r lh a d th e r e in w i l l l#r
r» M
to t h r h ig h e r I b id d e r a t t h r
c o u r t h n u i r d o o r on th e f lr a t M*»n*
d a y In t h r m o n th o f J u ly , l i t * ,
w h ic h la t h r le t d a y o f J n l> ,
l» u !r d I hta Soil, d a v o f X U y . I» I4 .
O. | \ M K It .V lN lN ,
C le r k C l f r u l t C o u r t , Hem ln o lr C o u n ty . F l o r i d * .
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m il
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on a mountainside on Tabogn Island u - hh
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itruck thi mountain. An Army r re
cue party recovered ID Ixxlle* from
llie wreeksKc. All S3 penon* ulxiari)
Ihe crafl, Inrludinit 17 pasarnRer*,
were tx-llcved dead, (fnfernatlonal)
Cauliflower ib 15c
Carrots
C n lifo m la l/o n ir
3
bch,
25c
T»*a« Vellnw
Onions 2 ib 15c
llrorgin Hilt-
Cnhbler
Q u a n tity R ights Roservod
Potatoes 10 ib* 39c
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VALENCIA ORANGES
4
GA. CANTALOUPES 2
RED BL POTATOES ,4
PINEAPPLES
CALIFORNIA PLUMS
GRAPEFRUIT “&»*'(
SUHKIST LEMONS
fORMIR CHIEF licensing ofllrer for
the defunct Knrclcn Kcnnomlc Ad*
ministration, Emanuel Goldberger,
4.1, was arrrM rd liy Ihe F ill at hi*
[Ironx, K. Y„ home, and held on
rharge* of Illegally lUvcrtlrig mil
lions of yards of rayon tn mer*
chants In Cuba. He was taken Into
custody after an IR-months probe
of rayon deal*.
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o f it » i« |r n r * a n il |>o*| office* *o h lrr» a
o r the r ln lm a n t . .n u t kI i .i II h r ■ w o rn
to l *y t l i r *i In ln ia n t . ii u n i t . o r n t*
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VALENCIA ORANGES
4 «
6A. CANTALOUPES
2 it
RED BL POTATOES
4 it
PINEAPPLES
2
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CALIFORNIA PLUMS
<b
GRAPEFRUIT (M.vslt Soodlon! 4
SONKIST LEMONS
3 <b
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CA3BAGE ib Site
LETTUCE hd 12c
Turkey
Gizzards
STEWING HENS
Cauliflower <b 15c
CVdlforAJ.
LtTTUCE bd 12c
j J fg
Carrots 3 B.h, 2S.5
VOUHG TURKEYS
LONG ISLAND DUCKS
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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
Trass Vdlow j
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Onions 2 ib 15c
Cotrblor !!* •
U r l o r ’r u s h J d
Potatoes 10 ib* 39c
rheoil
lletler Than Moap
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r.**te « l f.u n e h
Horseradish 6 oz15c
Cash and C arn
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I’henlx Hnlullon
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k . f p r I . l l f f aad will kaip Ik * I t »U*a of
kid ner tuba* Riuk oot polaonou* waalo f rasa
r e « r wood. Oat Doaa's r iU *.
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Sausage
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(is Pork Smoked
K ingen* «*lle#d
Kingen'a Hel. Tork U nk
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STEWINfl HENS
Bran to-oz
Vltamlnlxed
Cheese
ib
53c Brains
Lb
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Powder n-o*
AWipe Ur Bright
AaeLCold
Phentx Bolullon
OotUge.
K l n g a n 'a T e n d e r O r .
Meat
Bon-Ami pt» 11c Chasae
NBC Premium
Crackers
17c Salami
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P u n Bulk
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N 0 C Prem iu m
tb 39c
Klngan’a Blleed
11c Tongues
Dole Cruahed
52c Horseradish 6 ozi5o
Oa. Pork Smoked
21C
15c
Tulhoffa While Hot
r .H .k c i
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A Wipe-- I t'« Bright .
H harp Yellow
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Arm A Hammer Hiking
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FLA. MULLET Ib 21c
SPAN. Mackerel lb 2^c
SALT MULLET lb :; S8c
WHIT. FILLETS l b 20c
YOUNG TURKEYS
pc
LONG ISLAND DUCKS
K ellogg Ita l.In
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SPAN. Maak«r«Ub 25c
SALT MULLET lb 26c
WHIT. FILLETS lb 20c
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In Unity T h ere l i S tren g th —
Te Fretect tjm P earr nf (hr H’nrld;
To Promote the Profrr*» of America;
To rro d o cr r r n p f r % for- Sanford.
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VOLUME XX3?Vll
Established 1908
Ycar
Agreement
WASHINGTON, June 21,
(A>—The Uniteil Sink's is
urginn th at a four-power
•ommlsaion be not up to pre
vent nny revival of Jap an 's
m ilitary .power. Invitations
to join in the plan have fieen
extended to Hritain, Kussiu,
nnd Chinn—and the yvord
from London is th at Dj-ikiiii
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IN D E P E N D E N T
SANFORD. F L O R ID A .
Urges 4-Power
' Plan Calls For U. S.(
Britain, Russia And
#. China To Sifrn 2<r>-
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r
D A IL Y
N E W S I 'A l’ EK
FRIDAY, J U N E
21,
1946
A sso rt.! te d P r e s s L ea sed W ire
f .s
e
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m
f ■as m t V'
f.i
L anas as
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Examiner Favors
Reorganization
Of FE£ Railway
I % T S tL A
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■'» . p e . cm
consUtni, cheek
Jutiani .r ' .h* , f'.i.ut!, -tonti licnv . , all I nr |»*•! i
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nioriirieai
roit
arm am ent
,
.
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The treaty would no, ......................
t'1" " ,*...... . ^
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operate until Japan h a,
' f ,lv t,,‘
'
lied by Ihc oreupalion f .,. .
h.
. plae au h ...,
under General
M a r A i .....
U i^
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i
I’jiftizwt
FtnrPla
t *n*f»t w. t«
would mein, in effect, that at
the end of the m as. ocrunatmn. »u" ',c‘ ,,h r eonl'" '
lh* S'
the Unlle,| S ta te , would n'v..
I'"'". ,
'T !
It. dominant rn « in Japan. Small *"(‘ A' fl1r,i 1 ,>uI“‘h P' N,,' ’
forces of troops especially trained J u ,> " f ■*“ } >c" r -,h t *
'
in disarm am ent control w ould!
JJi* « « . permlttinh <b.
UkQ over
♦
AUiinltc < o u t Line tit fill* n
Under the trea ty . Japan's arm ;l'b‘.. I b a rin g , were then held .n
«1 force, would Irt- deim .biluH j H -rb U and in Waahtniftm, r b e and the Japanasu would la* all*.*
,h*' 'tUMtlutta discussed
ed- to *have no weapons ami no the hearings:
hrnild
reorganired coin
£ expoilves, except those needed pi.ny I - the
upend.*,I indepemleritlV
“ in IndnsUy, N either emibi .the>
Urn cntdnd n i the m Ju t
Imve-wny m ilitary l a e , nr war iswki
plants, If any violation should Vnpe. C om pany.., I - nalfiod i . i h
disenyered. the four p iw .t and «*|«‘rHfr*| hy fh»* AI hint i
£
would move in with the iuH*ea"nr> 1 'J**1* !.»*•< '
nottitervt* I f»HlfoHjea to remedy the allunlian
Utr Ifitfr-t.ii
p t a i i i II i p i
-ayv
If r
At the close of the perioi
p«-i
covered hy the nriginnl treaty, ,lr*e <‘*»rnpn*fc uwfi, ahnut
Jltlll dolhu
the agfrcm ent could la* icnowo'ii ^vnt iif
of the ('..niMi.mm
d.dlnish oof
MffiitLi
out-.
nua rKmt
u n sCftastV
o u , . , nm
foe 26 year, more,
if im ccnuryy .jlh e em
Any modifications to l« mat
made stamllng
fit.
and refunding
then would depend on the pro mortgage bonds, _
i grass made by Japan tow ard it
£ peaceful ami democratic life.
Mrs. Emma Seeley
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TIRK -WORKKIW HTKlKK
AKRON, o 7 Ju n e 21, (/I*)— A
, strike by C.I.O. rubber workers
has hefted produoUon a t the
General Tire *"4 Rubber Com
ity e t Akron. The executive
rd of the union celled the
men out a t one minute past
midnight. The union had filed a
20-day strike notice on May 2.
About 2400 w orkers were 1n— — ~vetved 1n~the-w alkout.— :------------
JOHNSON • « . . . . . . .
^
Alex H. Johnson. Seminole High
Instructor,
'or Galnesvile
will leave
confer*
where ha will a'
•nee during the week of voestIon11 agricultural instructors. Mem
here of Ihe'Seminole Chapter of
fetor* Parmer* of America are
meeting on the first end third
Tuesdays of the month a t Mr.
Jehn»on e home,
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DEPENDENTS ARRIVE
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Showing Of Film
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Mettiliefs- As I’.nttiers Hr ( ‘ill T.ixus
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As Iduiis Battered ("on n I n ( >l>Ii\ ion In Slit
MacArthur Urges iJ
Yesterday At jC
Consideration
mt.d *0
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Consideration Of
0 f Orl ando Hospital tuition
w«
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New Constitution i' dentMl Ilf htmiix
Sanf'.r d for Ihe p a s t 14 i T h e w h ite h a ir e d ai.*l
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TOKYO, June 21—{/Pi —General
M acArthur told the Japanese
Diet today the nation was confronted with one of llm m otl
vital momenta In its lifeThe Supreme Commander urged
Ihe Diet, therefore, to give full
consideration
w ithout
political
litas to the new “no wnr" rnn•lltution it la studying. The ronatltutlon renounce, forever Ja p
an's sovereign rig h t to wage wnr.
Haid MacArthur:
“It I s 'f o r the people of Japan,
acting through their duly rle<t«d
representatives, to determ ine its
form and contents— whether it te
adopted, modified or rejected."
M acA rthur’s form al statem ent
was read t o ‘the Diet.
Tho Supreme Com mander said
la st March when the constitution
first w as proposed th a t it had
hlc full approval.
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WASHINGTON, June “ I i/Vi
A iit«mmrn<Uti"n whs Hindi* to
day In Washington to the Inter,
stale l yiranicrre Commission pro
posing approval of a rcorg miration plan f«i the Fhuuln . . i
lim it Hallway, The plan would IIOl-OINO TH E OAVEL t)r Ktanrls.-o Castillo Najera ite m n| Mrlxeo < ue m .i ,i
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.
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vo.| (oiilinl of tlio Itmlmu'l tn
month revolving c h ilimanslitp |>ian Andrei Ornmyko ir 'liter le ll'li ten*. mt.-ii1u
.-'ll M e it . i. t i ..... ,.
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(|u. ,si. j . m> I‘a per Company
tie problom 'ol Franco Spam ftussla does pot believe lli> U N m b ..... uimUire n p.. .... h.im<i . . .
...... .
Tin- plan win recommended i» lawn a more tem pentc act toil tom td*Spain Pictured at rntlit Pre J- dn, .) in. ,S|miu i . n m n.iu. in ... , , ;. j , t.lir.... . li
, n,,. commission by
Ksamiii' i tntcrevect *pe.'Latnr Jptlnij lie mretlnif at Hunter College in New Yt;rk.i( i whllt the tu n tim n i.i .l.h il.
. uintir . . .
Ralph 11. Jewell el Ihc f'nm nii.-
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Hornier Ku Klux
Wizard Awaits a
Income Tax Bill
ICC Official Rccom. mends Rejection Of
ACL Merger PI itns
I » n —i . ’
NO
U .N . C ouncil V otesf
D ow n R u ssia n P la n
F o r T ra d e Unions
^ s .'ss ; s a j s r r x •sj'a hnAs JaP Mov,e
s J s / i i ’S 'i ^ { ^ ’s j ’sjsr E- ‘ r— ..... Not Convincing
a
W l ; A T I I t It
d
U. N. DELEGATES UKSUMB U1SCU St ION ON SPANISH PROBLFM
warmly approves the idea, in
principle.
A
Foreign
office
spokesman .aid ttmt Ifritnm will
have In consult with the dotnin
. n,,ff0,,frnmelita, especially Aus
trslia ■pd New Z ealand,_ Indore
any uori
decision is made.
Although it was not announced
until today, the plan was pot '. .lie
,
Inlcrstate f n lit in c r < e
of' otnle|iI j n ,i,n)()mml sja l . ii n „ examiner
examiner i er- J[ l l O U n c i l
lforward
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,A|iril' ln fw,,Ju,,cJj5,M !tunniemled the cominissbm ..
with tils sim ilar pronmitl f o n j(.f l ,l)P A tlantic ro a st Line HailU* J „
sb^
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IVulh <Limit with nr.iUrrril .iflrfUiiovi ami
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City S anitary dim -tor E. II. grstc.l that repre cnlallvas i,f
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DALLAS.
June
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hit. .tp ll tt|t« fil ril v
Johnson announced this mottling the A- F. of I-. f . I •>.. the exp in- 1(1(1 .tl the llnkrt llol.'l in l*)t«'ltl|il *||H 4' *1 I
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WASHINGTON. June 21-0P> —
•■I net in ii do
a rris treltiy .S to r e , o f u l b r i * w et.
t || ^f-% * >' !V if!?. .» 1*i , 1=1 1
An official spokesman for the ing rapidly In spraying garbage gether and compelled t-> unite Injured, nnd many "f them are nfflri*! n» 1k*»
' ii<Ii fi.-.h g et
>■ fflTRlft lli.lt j t Hu* t ifti*
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in
a
movement
to
s
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the
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pi'**
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cane
in
negro
sections.
Justice Department says th a t no
1. 1-illI* If li
b e lie v ed to l«* fatally hi nt . It's M’pui.lll l*ii I
ito ii> itvif-ii'-'* jti?| p ii fi 1 1 v*«I I«m t* 1 In t"-im
Much dem and . for new garbage best Intel O ta of the nation.
an ti-tru st Investigation of Jinxing
f (t 1 trie
H.t Mi.it In; H U
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lielicved that (lie blast was cbii** IIr ii mi r rtietmK i ui Mo I dll
Znrltcky
is
president
of
the
cans
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reported
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the
sp
ray
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S|M ,tK« I ,‘^im iLt.Liyff t l« ♦
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in an a.ntrcis before the aloud, of deiist smoke,
Mint ♦M*«t IlmiM' *kiil iiii *«it Mi«
•ilh e r the boxing industry or the garbage cans. One of the largest day
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baseball industry. No Inveatlga* hardw are stores In Sanford a re Eecmumlc Institute.
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porter! th is morning lh*t they had
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we are - not Interested in any of them at any time lately.
filrle- f-s tl*
w anltti, plus
revent on eruption of u volcano YlUilliinR.
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MINISTER*! ADJOURN
Miko Jacobs and Repress Atat iva
*r| ‘k ? | . I !(t »|t.-| F
* c o f fe e shop in The hotel a n d
Sh„M „( M. .....
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oil
the cone.
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J hr f *.1r!'• * » llifjil lull ly»S || If (I
rt.. I hum ic
mddn-u
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Zaritxky asked llust labor lead, m o s t o f t h r d a m a g e was r e iile r e d I w n , ()lP (II, | y . „ tll| a .t ,,r re,
Foreign ministers conference in
M..'Uiiiiidiii'NipHi r»f
around a parking ftcl I nl (he runft*li*hre tunuullH * x4-L m ill ) Ijirt UU!I#*« *hiurn>.th if»* fith)
era
be
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to
W
ashington,
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A
Peris haa adjourned after taking th a t they be locked In a room ea st aide of the structure.
HA8TK MAKES WASTE
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LE GRANGE, Ky. June 21, tip the inflammable tjueilion of and compelled to stay there un
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OP)— A 3B year old convict Trieste and the lUllsn-Yugoslsv til they ran come nut as a uniteil
I toil, liiiW'pV^f* I*(»Mi M*uiwf» lifiil ! fiitfrithm for Hit* iuiI mi fftiiit
!
Mnn
MHMORIM. SEHVH’ES
named Noah Wager* will ha frontier. No docislon wa* reached labor movement.
Sr Witf«* I**«Hrrs
fiVl*i"Viti llcivim it in*. Mum in-.t m!* h
■1
!l ,tf*^ ^<M
,
bitterly disappointed when he on either tpioetJon. According to
IMI* tpifilNtllf ...n»tr\ whir* Ht. n t l. t — 1 M«.»i Mif*> im - IMinimi ip
•»f tin* *11JtfI rcinijt
iCongress — said
the Itilmr
The Odd Fellows and llelwkahheare this news. Wagers escaped American sources, the Ministers leader — seems In-nt on under
rim in lti. kfM.u
IT . tt.-i ill It.' ‘Uifiii *'Uk?«* LLfK ifutiifh U s s to
from La Grange state reforma elmplr restated the positions of mining, If not destroying com will hold memorial crvlre* at
................ \h t PI I*1h it • ! » . -t ’ *«
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SMITH IN' IT H M ItJlltK
t o r y during the night. What he the united Htates, Great RrlUln, pletely, any effective o rganisa the 1,0 O.F. Mali. Smidav -nflerrp sfil.
rtnftuJ)*
*.f Mif fmiiiMr »»f p w r I
noon u l .1:.'t<t uVloek. All memdid not know we* that hie per*!* Russia end France. There were tion of the working jieoole.
The money
i.vrel Dem lb «dt n. t) • Ik.d l»f *iwekle*l perch,
Circuit
C'.tirt
Judge
M.
II
hern and fam ilies are inrilml
papers arrived yesterday, and he no new rropoeals advanced.
ruitipaii^ii wifi Irf* it •-*! It* 'M vi'irlr* Mi^* lutut it iO to •
by Mrs. _ W. E. Jamison, noble Smith was jo his rii»tnl«*i * today Msr it. ■rutr-M Flnti.fji mrln-ltm'
was to have been released today.
nn*I *«' Mi n
of mU*<1
ill the Court Hmixe.
ROTARY Hl’BAKFR
Wagers was a trusty who had
grand, to' attend.
Orlend..,
fia'nt.'vtlle,
.‘ ttiifoiM, ft 1'.
a tHW-on and 60 to e
CITY ALTERS PIER PLANS
yaara of a 21-year
dealn and la tr ls n d . The adver- lMH,L Fir»h w ater fishing lice
FIST FIGHT IN DIKI
----- -----•
rising will Virens there i nn expire Jrtne 30, and new eiHi
POLIO GROUP TO V
vaiini'le li' » nt Judge W arm
TOKYO. June 21. lA'i
The Jldio in or near Daytona flrarh
Due to shallowness of the water
Herica, at the University of
All persons Interested in the first plenary session of tint new
the principal near the Municipal pier* the City
A .rJt rent pci mil oldaiiimj n o n :
if building one prevention of infantile natalysli* Japanese diet broke up in con IIUII.DING PERMIT ISSI KD
uler weekly altered Its plans of
Judge Ware is required for p e r.
*
10 by .40 and two 6 hy 40 foot and Ihc means of copin*. with fusion today. Fist fights nnd
disorder broke out n* 4 The Stine Machine t'ompwny .*.n. over *'*•■ who w ant Ur’ D»h,
fish , *4*
Jon Monday!^ 11 ‘ piers, and will instead build one R. are urged to meet Monday general
ult
of
umontrwlled tinsolilnined
n *'**> permit f-*r nnd 'f they wish
to hunt m igra
accompanied by Paul 10 by 40 snd one 6 by HO pier, evening at tf:00 o'clock at the the r e s The
ta rg et of the out- erection <>f a n in rrrte lilta-kslurtory birds they m ust
hnvc a duck
assistant coach a t the i was announced this morning by S anford Oommunily House where heckling.
— Spcakar Svnm llig ai — |a g e building 26 by fit) feet in slump. Up to the axe of 15,
»t All A nar- H. N. Kayer, city managar. W F. the Seminole Chapter of the adjourned
the session aft er vainly isixe a t “07 West Second Street .are not required to g e t a
Jnlveraity of Ravrnel Company h a s charge of N ational Foundation of Infantile
trying to control th r situation. I at Xn estimated m at of 1|3-000' ,0 U*h *•**! hunt, said Mr.
P araly sis will jn cet.
the conetruction.
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Union Official
jOnly
Proposes Unity f *
Congressional Okay Needed
To Assure Extension Of Draft
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I ini'd
j.il nulling
'Liilmr <)rjrani/.at ionN
City Now Spraying
In Megro Sections
Five IVrsuns A
Killed In Dallas
H o te l Explosion
l)jivlon;i W ill Hull
sssa
burst
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TU ESD A Y , JU N E 1 *. 1946
T11B SA N FO R D U B R A ID , H ANFO RD F L O R ID A
P A C E FO U R
»
Celejy Feds
Ib e .Sanford Herald gr>*» Into
more than .1000 home* in San
ford ami .Seminole County, If
you have something to *rl| or
buy you will find that n classi
fied ad in these column* will
Ul) the most people about it for
th* least money. Phone 148 or
bring your ud to The Herald
office for quick result*.
“W anledParachule
CLASSIFIED KATES
Id*
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per line for one insertion
per line for 3 Insertions
per line foi sit Insertion*
per Una for 2< insertlona
Minimum charge 10r
Count 5 wards to • line
Including phone end address
Trip A ’S
Ninth Inning Rally By Feds Is
Climaxed By Dave Bride’s Double
INSIDE SPORTS REPORT
fly JU L IA N 8 T E N 8T R O M ______
Seahawks Of
Miami Sign Up
Chuck Taylor
yesterday afternoon when a couple
Cons mission To Meet
I. N. Kennedy, director of the of youngsters walked up to the
Gama and 'Fresh' Water Fish front-row 3100 seat*. One sal
Commission, ha* called a meet *k»wn, slid the eeat of hi* punts
ing that is to be held hy the back and for.h several times, More
Guard Talent
Commission at the
ANYTHING
ha Marion
Marlon Hotel turned |o hi* buddy and said:
FO R RENT
Is
Added
To All<%
LO A N S
in Oeala on June* IL
meet- “Gosh, u hundred buck*. Th-y
YOU NEED
Hy JULIAN 5TKNHTHOM
---------ii ain't even got arms!!''
Inr, according tq^MYnnedy,
l
10(ACRES of tiled land for rent
American
League
Herald Sport* Editor
TRY OUR WANT ADS
being called for The
[Me purpose of
<m Celery Ave. Will rent a
THE
BOX
SCORE
The
old
baseball
proverb
that
HOME
I
DANS
setting hunting rules and regu
part or all. phono T92-M or
Kettle* -va- Orlando
t.MI, June IB. J Special)—
MIAMI,
let u* help you buy. or build a it's never too late to win a ball
latlons for the ID4S-47 hunting
cal) at Hen Monroe place.
■a A. (Chuck) -Taylor, allCharles
All
over
town
yesterday
hare
IM I.A T K A
honte of your own with a game proved to be quite true
season. The Commission will tie
r Coast
Conference,guard
Pacific
Coaxt Conference
, guard
bell
fans
were
discussing
the
San
1 HAVE n splendid proposition
•monthly repayment loan that last night a f ’the .Municipal Park llugtr*. rf
glad to hear, Kennedy says, from
on the 1940 Stanford Cinderella
ford
tilt
played
Sunday
afternoon
,JTor a Christian couple In a good 5 A R T IC L E S FO R S A L E
.is just like rent! We feature when the Sanford Celery Fed* Koien. m
any . Interested parson* nr tOc
tram
tliat
vton
nine
straight
borne.. Reply I*. O. llo* 207,
GI Loan*, FHA Loans and tuihed over five r u u J n the last
rocalv# recommendations from any at the Municipal ParV- Practically games and the conference title,
8
every fan who spoke to u* com
• Sanford.
>
alf •of the ninth TTttmc with
Our Own I^>an plan.
',
individual, group or club.
liUck'n.
tu
then defeated Nebraska in the
ft FOOT CJ. K. refrigerator, GihhI
.
'•
&
two men out to claim a Si to
FIRST FEDERAL RAVINGS
4 i
Ax far aa we're concerned it mended pitcher 'loose Kettles Jor 1941 Hose Bowl, b»» #***n signed
FU R N ISH ED 'apartm ent at 101
condition. I*h. UI07.*
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mound
p
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e
and
4 verdict over Myril Hoag'* up- fl*rai«‘«. * 31»
and Id)AN 'ASSOCIATION
appear* to be a . good chanro
West 6th St. Mrs. Rose Hu*t<*l.
Seahawks, - I resll.uK»*. r
and-coming Phlatka Arnicas.
of .Seminole County
for 'the Seminole' Cou/ity Sports blamed the defeat to the' Fed I by the Miami
__ ^
INSTANTANEOUS ga*. watery ncsirr
uitc n
Tltrnluild, |t
Hester in
of the
Alli i ^
I
t
'
wa*
the
wildest
finish
the
209
Magnolia
Ave.
Phone,
flit
4
man's Association to voice some defensive machinery which ex- ' dent i.iarveyFootball
APARTMENT. Adult* only. 111! heater. Price Ilf,. Phone 6G7.
II(U
I|
r»
'P
*
a
ConfereortW
,
- •
ploded
during
the
contest
on
two]America
Mi
|
Fed*
have
recorded
In
the
scowof their proposals.
W .T ith St.
team, announced Saturday.
books thus far this season.
occasions.
Tolale
s«
Loals -va* Conn
tent
1117
FLO REN CE ruinre. built in oven.
Taylor was practically a unani
a
AMgOHtl
llere'H
t-xacUy
what
happened:
2 ROOM ept.
While
making
out
the
official
Yar^ee Stadium continued to
12
S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S
' Iif*rthn Lim|x#*y, (Joneva,
al hilt S t lt 'li, It ,, e f
The Feds entered the final
fjelery 'Ave.
be the scena of orderly confusion box score whlrh »e send reg mous choice for all-Coait teams
of the ninth with the - score J ■llriant. « • . .. -............ S © « S 4 this morning aa workers prepared ularly to I'rlrr Hchaal on all his junior and senior years at
to 0 in favor of the Azalea*. ItrM e . ,b
_ & « l 1 9 the vast arena for tomorrow- home games, we noted Jhat Kef Stanford,, and received numerous
FLOOR
BANDING
W A N TED TO REN T
1 # 1 s ©
all-America mention*.
In the
The first man a t'th e plat* wi* tj» k e , If. r i
"K" FLAT a lto snkophone with
and
finilhlng.
Cleaning
and
wax
llow'n
.
If.
rf
4 1 l 0 u night's heavyweight title bout be ir* was charged with'only two Navy, he wa* a standout with
case. G<ht,| condition, excellent
Ruddy Lake. He beat out an in l o t He,. Zb'
1 2 tween'the champion, Joe Umlt, earned run*. In other word*
.......
.
4
1
s
a:
WANTED: Vrtaran and wifr de
ing.
New
fioora
surfaced
to
per
field hit. Jialle Howington. who
tq r beginner, *H0. Ptiune 4B&.
0“ and the challenger, Billy-Conn!
rf
• • o •
had Hanford played perfect ball tho Little Crock, Va. NMvy Base
sire furnished apartment or
fection. Old floors mad* like new. played right field last evening,
© *7I ©
lb
___M l
;|
Althouxh we've gone out on
on the field, Kettlrw would have team in 1945 that won the A'small house. No children «r UNDERGROUND Irrigation sys Call
Xflpppf,
e
grounded V> second t<f force JlljfjifJlL. f»
o
the Jlmb many time* before in -been credited with a 3 to 2 vic‘ (antic Fleet .title.
pets. Permanent resident*. Re
tem pump engine, pipe and all
II. M. GLEASON
1-Jikr.. Holi Tuttle came up 'ami Hharm (»)
.Taylor round* out an out
lory and the Fed* would have
aeiec'ting winners of the heavy
ference*. Call f !2 l-M .•fitting*. T. J. McGUute, S. San
.. . Lake Mary, Fla.
standing array of Seahawk gu*rd^
pasted a long double to deep fichuht#l (III
been
one
game
eluwer
to
Or
weight
title
bouts,
thl*
time
we
ford*
A
ve.
,
*-j
right and moved Howington over Vvnrn#, |i . i . r •* - »
.
’FIVE' OR ala room house, furlando1- and a full game away* talent tjuit already 'include* surliW
Just figure, there's loo many
® ®
to third. Thaobold, on the mound IH*nc ir|| i ■*-*4
former stars of college and t>;c , ftlshed, In town. Phone H2-W, ONE four burner Ne*c<> above;
from
the si. Augustine Halntx tank*
thing*
to
taka
into
considera
4__
•
)
fur the Ataleas., walked Man
an B u d d y ; Jsngmfchrl.
SIGNS
_____ ___
Waller High, Permanent red
one lyvo. burner oven; t N bed.
who
are
in
third
plsrr
and
fighttion
that
wa
know
nothing
ager Ed Levy to fill the snek*
Texas ' all-America;. - .Miju C^*Total*
. .... )t J « 11 ll
.Show canls and poster*
[■' ’ * dant.
rimttrr**' & spring, t Phone )41ftto
regain
their
wetond
lilac*
about,
Iiu
ttlh*r
*onle.
we're
- ______Jl
*
i*
I
—
W
*lk#-<i
for
P1
M
H
H
ti
In
111»,
l
lam
/jais,pr|
whif
fvc4*b|lt
(run)*, Georgia j Jue Kricohuk,1
« --» !E K rn HI (IN H KtivirK
K/
berth.
t
_r
going to heap aur trap shut.
* u; — ** m fur iflMirp* in ill*.
till—tin
C, 3 ,'or 4'Yoom RouJe of ajtl. In
Houth Carolina; Tony Cemorc,,
Krttle^, liulUng fur Jim Paynd
0 . D. Ijmilrri*. Phone toil
Wa Ikr*l lor Pajrn^ In tlh.
Hut
we
not
going
to
leave
you
And
speaking
"f
the
Ceterj’
who
relieved
Charlie
Illsson
In
Creighton
a h i!
Philadelphia
Lake Mary or Sanford, \rlrmn (UfY'S Trxa. .addle goml.rowlliq>- lli
IInii\ for - K#tii# « In 'Jt hi * wife. Call Co. 1*12.
_ | , ln„.
Phone tftfl-W
. 1the eighth when the little, K'
(*>»—I rigt whrn winning run on the limb. The majority of the Fed*. Manager Eil Levy has in l-jigics,l' jond Litiero Bertogrelli,,
THE MO" 1* preferable to
!
’
•
“
ta
■port*
Writer*
are
picking
Lout*
■jolgft
i
dicated
that
he
will
move
Dave
righthander was removed
Wmblngton (St- Lou1*I, and Qd''
LARofe npkrtment or furnished
i rU U ib i ' ■.-.»i-|j> ©01 ©©«
tt>»—4 to *urre«ifully defend Ms title Bride back to right field Just n* rago
Cardinal*, Cosch Jack Meug.1
tiftO
and this morning's odd* were soon ns Hob Crammer, a highly htr said.
or parUy furtflshml house. Mr*. 6
A R T IC L E S W A N T E D
set automobile insurance, t.et
f(irce Howington’ ovefgh* r mrilf
’ >’
XSrork: llrM* J. Keren *, l<*VV., To to 1 In favor of the brown
Reome. Xfontezuma Hotel.
' I
rated infieldnr. is * discharge*!
[ “'*? [yj 7 our l * T* " nl* platSer. Jerry Filvermnn cainl{ Uoas bslted taf-FreesWick. Dat>t,s
Currently, Taylor, ta studying.
'
- *rt,fhv- L- M- Hoyd & i n. .
up
B„
(| worked Theobold
foe a.
*. Hlii‘>|nDn ft* KrltlvK. HUY*thi alt. bomber.
by
the
Nnvjr
In
M
ii\mi
and
report*
P
and
TheoboJdLro«|
<u< -his master'* degree, and is
3 R E A L E S T A T E FO R SA LE I'LL HUY your car, icgartlles*
Two l**»» hilt: TutlU.
Getting back to Yankee Stadi
walk also and Tuttle sror^fj the flMdit *1.
assiiting Coach Marehie Kciiwartz®
ii
. . . ——- -- J uf „ge or ronditlon. Roy Reel,
JU41fn tmi«i! Silver mutt, Hf»d- um, the ring was erected yester to the Feds.
However,
Levy
pointed
nut
in coaching the Stanford linemen.
I second msrker.
Ktri, Tutllr
Hnrrlflrr*. Knrpn.
4 ROOM house with bath, hot *
10tl W. 2nd JU.
day
afternoon
and
temporary
LIABILITY Insurance Is must
I
to
iib
l«
v
plAp,
Drjtni
to
Hrlil*
that
hr
wouldn't
move
Bride
He ha* resigned at the Unlver-'
At
(his
point.
Manager
Hoag
cold water, 2 screened porches.1
important. You know what it came in the game and look over IrHrj'l Th*«il>r»M in llrmanibi to stands are still going up. Elec bark to the outfield because of sity, as of July 1.
Furnlshe'd.
Reasonable, ipiirk •- p ,
, .
__, c ..„ „ u _ .
TiarnwUh: llliann l«» llrynnl^ tn tricians were1 ln*ts|ting Hri**
would
cost
to
replace
your
his
play
nl
second,
lie
pointed
sale. J. W. Dlsmuke*. Inquire 7 P e , , » L iv esto ck , Suppliea
the mound duties from Theobold. UYy; Isiikrn ii. Kttrrrr* ld*ft * on abov* the ring—2fl light* with
— t r -------'. n furniture.
i
r '
'nerchamli.e Wh()
itfh ,
u, A| „
t hu JUfrr Oh LiiIIa off: ThroboId €- ,
,
T -out that hr needed Bride in the
Rubow'a Store, S. Sanford Ave. i
___'
,
„ _T
I'avnJ S. Iloag 1- Htrurk XOUr photo-liooj ItinipV, each njui- outfield to boLl-r th" gar
_________ ______ l -------------- ------ - I HUl cow*, calves, yearlinrs.
and automobile if dtalgoyml.. r«celvo-r. Luke, let one of the Ulkotti
ul by: Tlir«.b«»l4 C. HIrboii (. fHta 3valent of ft 1,000 Wilt bulb.
HERE is something worth conli W. Lord, I'hntie 7KM.W.
FED A VERAGES
diyt°' don, ' k.n°T Y! hal ! h‘ I Pitches get away from him and ff |!i»*nn In % Irintngp 7; off I'ayn|Mnr iLI* U i ( i
went ’ deners and to relieve the ten
ann!
sion of playing In Ih* infield
* « « » .»»"•
Name
G All II Pet.
m
,
'
“ aW -■*» came home with the third in I Innlne I, off Then),old In • 1 .for 3100 w*
poppil.*
FOR
HALE:
Pointer
per throw, are being
&, nff II'hik In © In'
apt. Just outside
that, ha* no doubt affected
5H 214 HO .383
l.aki>
- I * - , o fill ih, n in1K «inttlriK*
404-W
death. Get
l
ballM
tt.uk»
.u k »
W |n >
placed approximately 40-feel
Bride’s
hilling
alii
III
y.
limit*. In good ronditlon nml ' Phniitf
44 180 02 .341
; Hridn
jn ln g p t lr h e f
lltfa o n Issu in g P lte ficoverage, t"
not subject to utility ta*
Bride bn* played an oxi-elleit Levy
rn rK E It - •(laiiiol puppie* RcgU* ' "
Dave Hrnle. Sanford’* second
Tligolmli! 1’mplrM yirt^iuiln from the ring. This Ii to make
51 179 69 .330
room
for
members
of
the
work
phospective Increase in r 11yy
*1
It
r
R
a
n
T
i
m
e
:
2:5©,
game at second but would lie Bryant
iinseman, slummed one of llnag's
llfjujtiful l.lnck.
tered AH!62 201 64 .269
ing pree* and other offidala.
taxes 35000.00.
more valuable t-i the FuK in Silverman
mill light huff
60 226 60 .248
GOING to fly! Get a rip nrri- |pitches to the rigiit-center fie|J
A
humnrous
incident
happened
right
field
F. W. BKNOF.lt
Phone 4(11! W
Tiiu Ip
48 108 41 .241
dent policy from C ,M floyd wall for n double and Kettles
Room 2, Fla. Btate Hank Bldg
|and Silverman raced home with
& Co.
Club Hitting
HOIt.SE with Junior Sa.MI,. at a
phone 1010
S P O R T S O D D IT Y
the tying and winning runt.
Pet
K
H
(
All
the tieing run on t»i«o ami Inrrv
sacrifice for immediate •ale.
The stands Weill wild.
,
,JO AtMfJitH frrta
,t
r,M
2012 370 649 .27.1
SPORTS
LAUGH
S H T of Sanford'* licit* hinncs.
had
o
use
a
pln.-h
hitter.
There
Phone Ifi7-J
the time to protect
Charley Hisson started on the
Pitching Average*
* t 4**wt*tM P m *
Call 41M M.
Was only one available tyan /m
your property against wind hill for the Fed* ami hurled
Ever hear of a basctiell player
Name
.
, G .W L, .L'CL.
the
U-nrh—a
substitute
outfielder
grtiing
flne<|
,ff*
hitting
a
home
•tOrM
damage*.
Get
Extended
excellent ball during the eight *
H ELP W AN TED
It 8 2 Soo
lluwlngiun
Msmphit
team
of
the
un?
who
had
gone
It)
straight
times
Coverage-.
Hoyd
A
Co.
inning* hn toiled, The able chunlt-jt
4 R EA L ESTA TE W AN TED
» :i i .76“)
Bisson
them
Aseocia.lon
was
losing
at
bat
without
n
hit.
er had only permitted seven scat-* H happened * l©.Vince o t the
*Payne
11 4' : ,007
t
ball
gama
one
day
ami
ManagL IST Wilb fittout Realty Agency GIRL 1ni toda Fountain el Lantered bingte* during the context
contf*1 IfnrortLDIMnggiti brother* whll* b«
15 9 6
*
LIFETIM E inenme health and and a . yingle run. fie was lakejt
Larry railed him a n'*l sent him Ketllcs
City or country properly. Huy*
ev’e Drug Store. Part time or
wn* playing Iw
for Han rDfeJtq- o f; lb?
thV.rolUf. rtd<1*a
15 T (t .587
Fchantal
accident
insurance,
Non-cancell
up
to
hit
for
the
pitcher.
The
Mrs1 waiting. Birout Realty - out in'the last half of the eighth I'acilip Coast Lengu*,, r., '.,H
full tin**.
f f 1* . .
6 I E .337
Lake
able. C, M. I|o) it A Co.
Crowd
l>o*jrd
lustily
ns
they
*nw
G ,*L . B rail), Associate. 1IM1*
fur a pinch hitter. Jint Payne
There was a matt „„ third ** ,
S5 f c r ^* , WJ lni I f r?
7 2 '4 .339
Blanc
Ihe
hilles*
wonder
striding
to
the
colors I pres*
"I Celofliar Dr.. Hrn 12, Orlando. E X P E R IEN C ED
then took over the niyuutl work y b w e .c m , to U.L Frank
plate.
nperator
for laundry work.
and he wa* prninpjty nickgd fur fi-nheeh. who was (earn manager
I-1B7B.
Seminole luiumlry IV j,, kin W I HOSPITALIZATION
Insuranea, tin re run* by the Azaleas on .a then. Instructed him torworh ,thc
Lorry rnlhi! him and sent him
LIST'whatever you have fur »ale
Indivldunl, family and group pair of hits, a free, pass and “a .......... *'
will be ail Tight."-'
•Ird NL
^0 do something, lie tun to tho „ Jtbucks, Larry,
with 'The min wl»#i knowi
C, ,M, Hoyd (i Co.
roplfrd tho
an error
,,
,,
Ipjate
and
pnllt-d
the
player
aside.
Kinfonl,** Eilwird K !-««•*
hillest wonder, “I’m all tight,
BK,\MHTHEH3F8
Palatkn's first run came in the filwe
aw and.
and Vi,nc
V^jce forgot- all about1
> ''
G’
you,. not roc.”
experienced ^tid inekparfince*!
wing yo
He said:—“Don’t mind that they arc booing
third when Theobold siilyled, nstriKtiona. A lusty. »win aent
I P .jfim with lJ> »r1l vnm |»r*»- I’snnaneni work offerol where
booing, son. just go on up there
lnridentiy, he failed to hit, but
RENT A CAR
went to second «n Rodgers' walk, Ih* pill into the left field R
eaehr
. |»rly,
Edward I- b n c
i
Orlando ....— ,,
working condition* are extellti!
42 17 ,712 mid hit the first good one, every- Memphis .won the Katas anywfty.
YOU DRIVE IT
took thin! on Horen'* xingle :n are for a homer,
15 23 .GDI
M dSfac ore coming to FToridi in a well lighted qnd ventilated
left anil scored on Dahbs* In r . Woce trotted- around the hag*, SANFXlRp. ....
PUONK 100
1 : , f•
.13 2ft .559
field hit.
wary day. List your iirdpcrty Plant. Adjoining,restaurant where
. h t h ic k l a n d - m o iiu ih o n
touched home, and headed for- the
—r-=r*-_._i_.*1
.478
28 31
for sale with Edward F. l-ane. lu.trhe* may be obtained. 40 hour
U-DRIVB-IT, INC.
Theobold, the Palatka hurler. botich. expecting congratuIaUun*. wuT*.""'_
••-at wi±\
week Monday - Friday, Life In*
IX .459
aided hi* own cause last night
Instead, • HhaUenbaah scowled
8TB0UT—bna- huy*r» for your
ymiri ru ranee provided without cost.
Beach
.404
23
‘
34
by
getting
four
hits
In,
four
N
O
T
I
C
E
hnd tald, ,"w"n*n I tay squeeae I
LAWNS m o w ed .
Reasonable
if
• properly. List It with Strout. Apply in person at plant.
I’alatka
______ .. . ........ 24 ,1ft .400
prices. Jerry Igtrrf, phone 7HK- trips to the plate but hi* in- don't - mean take a toehold ' and Leesburg
Frank L Millor. Representative.
HUNNYTOWN TOOK
______ .... 22 35
•IHfl
effectiveness in the final frnme •lam th* ball nut of tht parkCassellierry, Florid*
2416 Palmetto Avr.. phone 41*Iproved to be his downfall.
Yreterds/'s Itraults
That homo run will cost you just
N otice ia h ereb y given to th e o w n ers a n d |o r
Hob Tuttle led the Feds ut 25 bucks."
Orlando II, Galnaavill* 2.
“OMAN for general housework.|
a g e n t* o f a h re a l e s ta te w ithin th e C ity o f S a n fo rd ,
the
plate
during
the
evening
•
SANFORD
5,
Palatka
4.
I HAVE a r«*h liuyer waiting
Phone 724-M. 107 N. Isicust. ' l EXPERT piano tuning and fe- with two hits, a single to left th#y meet the Delatnd Red Hat*
F lo rid a , th a t th e assessed v alu atio n s fo r th * y ear
DeLand 12, Leesburg 8.
to buy yout properly Edwiiui
— I pairing. H. Cliff Dresser. Hox and a double to right, in fnui In Delmnd nnd return her* Thurs
Daytona Beach 12, St. Aug
J9 4 G on all ta x a b le re a l p ro p e rty situ a te in th e City
F. lane
l
105,
Mt.
Dora.
Phone
2413
W O RK W AN TED
trip* to the plate.
day evrning for another battle
Games Today
o f S a n fo rd , F lo rid a , h av e been increasffd th e fo llow
1
Tonight the Fed* travel to with ‘Bill Fuch'a organisation
SANFORD at Palaik*
B A R T IC L E S FO R S A L E
DODGE - PLYMOUTH
ing p e r c e n t, a cco rd in g to classificatio n s.
Palatka
for
a
return
tiff
with
which
has
regained
It'*
fourth
Gaines villa at Orlando
PARTS AND SERVICE
EXPERT painting of house*.
1 VKNTUItA ATTIC PANS I Conti art or hourly liasi*. I’u. I0B Palmetto Ave.
Dayton* Beach at St. Aug.
Phone 1011 Hoag's nine. Tomorrow evening pla^e l«erth In the loop standing*.
II. II. 1*01*15 C0„ INC.
Deland at Leasburg
12H.
WASHING
machines,
vacuum
G lass Wednesday
P1IUT0GHAPIIH
CHAMPION
cleaner*, iron*, fan*, mlaers
2 0 p e r c e n t . in cre a se in th e a iw s ia d valu e
C()liOltKI> woman want* Job ai
SANFORD a t DeLand
■r* truly the treasure* of time.
or *ny other home appliance*
maid part time or full tlmo.
Gainesville
at
Daytona
Beach
o f all im p rov ed re a l e s ta te classified as
They * make Ideal Kilt* for
- repaired or painted. Call
718 K. 8lh tit. Anna Maud Kl
Leesburg at Orlando
re sid e n tia l p ro p erty .
birthday*, anniversaries and
111(11.J - o r ace J. Trotter, 30(1
Palatka at 8b Augustine
mdot'ail other nccmdnqs. Phone TRACTOR work by"The*
. ____ __j
acre or
W. 2nd -St. t
• Games Thursday
675 for an appointment.
hour. Plowing and harrowing.
Deland at RANFORD
MODERN Manner Clothe*, for
,,
ROBERT L. COX
1’hun* l Iii7 J . George Steel.
1 0 p e r c e n t in crease in th e assessed valu e
Dav.ona Reach at Galagsvlll.
women and children, ciclutivr
o f all im p roved real e s te tr. classified a*
Orlando at Locaburg
Pifth Aveilii* New York Pa»hLO A N S
St,* Aogusttn* at Palatka
business p ro p e rty .
i.t
Ion*. I alao make un my nwn
PUblSTKJtY fabric*. A fine
beautiful material*. Mr*, Alice
talwctlun In »lock. It. s. Brown,
IM.II. 119 1 '2 Fifth 8b, apIKIIt KOW HI, KC WHERE
CITY 8UFTUALL LEAGUE
201 t North Orange, Orlando,
•taira, hour* 10:00 A. M. to
PRIVACY IS HKHPKCTUD
T»ea«
w. i- i
P.
M,
Mo*.
..
—. / -8 f
I o 1
1 0 0 p e r c e n t in cre a se in th e ease seed v a lu e
YUUK natural dr*ira for privacy
Haynes
A
Williams
„
.
1 * l,
hi
money matter* i« itrktiy PAINTING and decorating,
o f all unitn p roved real e s l e t e classified a *
m m
your borne with High
Mseartlv lormbtr . . .
*
*
roapec.ed here.
Fritndi and
Hobaoa * >_*___,
a | -,
Tast Concrete Blocks. Miracle
v a c a n t Iota, p ieces o r p a rc e l* o f lan d . •
pert workmanship, licensed «o»'
Carpenter's Data*
e t
relative* are not questioned
Concrete Co.. J . K. Terwlllrijcr.
trsetor,
work
guaranteed,
estl
„
TwdSrtfe
OaaM*
about your credit. Your em mates given without obligation.
909- Kim Ave., Kslabllshed
Security w Hntuna's
ployer or business associate*
1910.
Mean re K aren * William*
Fred G. Larson. Phone 461-W.
will not hear of your personal
T h e C ity Com m ission o f th e C ity o f S attfo rd ,
E HAVE a complete line of
affair*. There la no cause for 13 n o t Tc e s ^ p e r s o n a l
F lo r id a , will sit as a T a x E q u a lisa tio n B o a rd a t 7 t 3 0
Scoco Roofing Paint and have
embarrassment.
handled It for 16 year* - and
o 'c lo c k ' P . M . J u ly 1 , 1 M 6 , a n d a n y o b jo etio n e o r
Reasonable credit requirements. OR ffl you can ad<l to yuur
It hag always given good satis
No co-rnakar* on money loan*.
automobile liability policy, 9L*
co m p la in ts, e ith e r in listing, v a lu a tio n o r o th arw U e,
faction. Prop by to see us.
Variable payment plans.
000 medical payment for each
sh o u ld b e filed w ith th e C ity £ l « r k on o r b e fo re th e
HILL IMPLEMENT CO.
FAMILY LOAN CO.
person accidently Injured while
flay p rev io u s to th e m eeting* p etitio n s se ttin g fo rth
Phoee S3
a passenger in your car, in
JNNER8ITUNG mauros.es. boa Florida Rank Bids.
eluding
YOU.
C.
M.
Boyd
A
tho
ob ■ tion * o r co m p lain ts fo r p ro aen tatlo n t o tho
•pring*, ‘Hollywood bed*. All
B
o
a
rd
type*
mattresses
renovated,
LOANS
call u* today - sleep better ON automobiles. C. M. Uoyd A Co. GET A 6 year fire and wind
ON cash valua of life Insurance
storm policy. You will save
Furniture Co.
policies at 2 V * to 4W%. C.
H. N
approximately 1/3 of the eoet
e , 3A Y ER a
• Sanford Mattress' Factory
M. Boyd A Co.
and may pay the pregdum in
C
ity
T
a x A ssessor
; i Phene 1183 and 672-J
6 annual Installment,
C. M.
Boyd
A
Go.
ONE TltACTOR—driven dusting
. Machine |HO| One aprmy call
BAVE monty on yuur flra, vrttuJ" . r a r O n a aeed bed sprayer |I3.
atorm, automobile, workmen’s
Also cloth, wiring, etc. Phone
compensation,
burglary,
lia
TtW at 0:00 P. M. or P. 0 .
bility and othar Insurance.
You il like our proflt-sharihg
plan of Insurance C. M. Boyd
IB model Whiner,
m, I miles-South
; , -»■■•
• >.
J O Y C E N IC H O L L 9 M 1K K O L A
• Ml* HAND PAINTBD
AWARE.—New shipment
a n n ou n ce*
OUR Jewelry Floater policy -will
received. Stan! ay-Roger*
* .
' !
’k 4 '
fapay you for Jewelry lost,
th e o p en in g o f th e
stolen or destroyed, No If*.
Once
Celery Feds Travel To Palatka Tonight For
Return Contest With Myril Hoag’s Nine;
Play DeLand Here Thursday Night
R -m
mi
M.W
■STANDINGS
aw s
iM ilk Mixture for
S t o m a c h U lc e r s
iULINS—We
have all s i f t
I eaa cava you money.
«y Mugei * Hardware Co.
NICH0LI.S
LOST: Black leather wajletT alp- Wlth the W edneidsy night
orld' heavyweight championahip bout drawing ever i ter, title-holder Jo e Loult
ia atilt rated a 12 to five t\ »rito over challenger Billy
Conn. The public ie back!
the champion, and moit
o f the expert* are picking ] uia to win by a knockout
Among the exception* 1* t
Associate
writer, Sid Ff
.
Conn to
A* the two om
their Yinar boxing
day, Louis well
lit 212. -That'* wii
welgMiat th e.offh
STUDIO
tClAL
PORTRAIT
SNAPSHOT
) MF.1SCH pLDC. — PHONE 111#
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THE WEATHER
In U n ity T h e re la S tre n g th —
I'ir tli rloudr Ihmufh Mrdncvrtrv
Mk Mi I
V n| l»r.il .illrrtnuMi llm n ilfr'lm irfs.
To Protect the. Price of the World:
To Promote the Pr#(rm* ol America;
Tb Predure Prosperity for Hanford.
m
AN
VOLUME XXXVII
B id a u lt
P r e s id e n t
F re n c h
1
EitnblW hnl 1908
N a m e d
First To (Jet Postal Wage Iloowt
O f
Ilia election hud been pi actr
.. - colly Matured when the Socialist;:
A -* - '
pledged thoir 128 Hale nbly vntea
~
- to brdault. No opposing vote*
were cast in lliilniill'* election.
The Communists ref mined from
- voting. ..
»%
The new I'rttld ent fartst iliffl
cult problem* in any attempt
‘ ‘to form a thine party raMnet.
However, the ‘ Communists have
given indication* that thry may
• c a ir n thcmaelvea to entering
the* now government. A* for the
Socialist*, they have asserti.1
that they'll be party In ms gov
ernment which doe* not include
the Communi*t*.
Bidnult's party emerged from
the recent election* a* lhe latg
e*l political party in Kramre
ft
bmarine Chaser
ere For Training
N aval Reservists
DALLY
N EW SPA PER
W ED N ESD A Y,
M a r in e s
>
H e lp
W ill
JU N E
19.
1910
O rd e r
TSIN tiTA t . i Irma, June lit,
id’) The iiom.randrr of United
.-ititr* ,'i.rini- r or re* in Talngta®, f
Chi .n.
nd lodn\ lii* troop* ‘
wontd'nrd <Jnr <■-<* H>i|lion1it-.< «"
maintain |irncd .md ordoi bhirttI!
Chinese r mm mite t > a 11‘it tnv
! key ShahliP g I inv.nre t*orl .ity.
titty , v r . roe rmninaiiiter. IlrigItlier t.«n till tValkrt t lemettt,
; decline I to sqy whether • th*
i.ar, ii . i ind I tlefrnd ti.e n ty of
Ibingtit i it*elf should ll,e l uln
.nntnt-d move against Ihu ptirl't*
defr,'-r«. The t '< mniiitti tt.i 1S1 IW
nte -tin! to lie mi* the move on
-n il ride* of T-inglnn.
Clement nlmi declined to com*
mrilt on nitnor* that the Com
munUI* hit j n.ikisl till', .MaillleJ,
to- ■withdraw from Thing Inn, fltt*
pint i it y wm i w t n Minmtft
anchorage for- part i of the llritidi and t'nltrd Htite* A *Ini ir
SE LE C TED
1 ItD li 1 n K ‘ N
..tyiiici ' i» —»■ »)!i i» i n
Klntii.
TION 'S 3P0.IDH l'r*t ORUt! n
salary Jo n .ire granted p i'.'.i
*rienet;il (.lenient mid In- did
I'loye*. Postm aster l'ntrirk .' worker? 'fi«in Ken. J . \ Mr not wish tn amplify lii.* .dale
Connelly ( l if t ) of- Uo.rlun M.i
( ‘•■rniark, Mn m •hn etl*.
■mil ; Iwoit Mn- Malice* tnitln*
MMetv, ' the first eh>- i, • ,-.«•»
I InteiTiiiti'in i t i tnining pr.ue an,) mdci loll -it'd
it » n s apparent vthat ho meant.
Metros* nil,*, dtepatrlie* f r o n t.
I'eipteg ipinto- r.ininoiiii ,t pj Owl
i .mitt i
,
:l
tirijg ihoi ttil'
’ *| „ „ l I. I I,, t H.Htl I in1 *i v11
i! I tie (mill'd State- Intd not
i * jo ' >| i
pot I i' i i -i i,meld
*"--p» in M»; t Inn i *i mid had not
g* =tii tiiem iirn|ima fheiit | •I- i .«*■«(, I , ' iilr .t ll.pt Inn'll
nil to tin Nanking govern ■.
mi lit
n in)■ [O'llM‘ liegnlintionr
a , * *,i |ongte.
vva* what ttiey
• * t ’ «ft itlifi iPfbltv ift*-»tili
tl * * Itiiif- t pt-«|tfr *
,
Killer Is Fatally Wounded Himself When
He Attacked Detective With Hammer;
Daughter Sustained Head Wound
JE R U S A L E M ,
* Im ihih * f ^ t
up
hi
llu
riniw is llm tv K ll
nit«l b* m .« h Icmh **f UnCM Vint II
•« f
und
19,
I'
rn
Local Kiwanis
H ear Report On
N ational M^et
185 Jap an ese ,
Die In Series
O f A ccidents
V d
1|«*'n If** . II (Vvi
* lit"* **{(#■••
5«=>i t Ml *11
f i ! •.re! .|, liHijt .i f ‘ i>tT j ■
i >t i iituiu al •n i Im
M.ilitmI It.
V1rf > .1j; i)4
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f run-.
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c^rjl 1Ilf «fl T
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urff
r -r 4 .j * Hill 4,i/
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Ml* |l»»|lf»t i ii mill*1 •Ii M»*|t H i ,
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nf|i| i i iifii iti ;i«'t’ i*SeTit (»< i n. ,» Hi* • * •
L|l< Imtii
C tir ll*f ! I.Hii ,I,tjt.ine .*■
•fnfw- 1**ut Mill 1* *t I
f» i4 i| 'i> il' m MM *
imr fit—Htij'ii e<|
i iiifita* i|t»i*
IlMt r‘Mnm«, ;i 1 tin?
!if
aii*
t*f*ii*
i ' v e u » T f h e i l i s i i f-tff■I ‘X i i t [ l lit* 30**1! M
* -it*
i*i1i t* *>f Pale*I'll jf tf i'i| hi f |ti» i *:Mi* *1 " iHi
/ min
•Dim * ..M.
I IIItTl
1 Ke bid ?
tti*
i*
I N Atom Chairman
President J.,\V. Hall
Tells Ol Address
Ity Di.i'u Pearson
i Hi* mother Mk}fc«l mi
**r
fmiiiij himself Inrkerl •i H*
he ImU^rrcl the in *
rn*n
Ju itt*
rill iM*n!
f * *t|i|tu,^ <,ji t
II.' -»- t »**u •i i t" - fiii.t h ivr
It" fl 1 1... K? .1
Nil HltDII't' t.|fi * |--M'rlt I'M It 1a
t*r*'*i itui iIf >i Xli«
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thr litmii * 1 !m ** ' it ,4 vt 1*1
that tt'lrji limit in v. havr Jinm
rot
r *H'P|,*t',li^
pirvMit
III«41 Ills ludn b if*_ , |tlt*!|t| t!|
OlJliM
dll i.
T e n oil fit it» Si**: i|
IrfiJtfl
iltiriftif th»« l » r th»fi ibn
l»n *
tiM iltH in ,!*•
«rh •( |h
|M*t .*1
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•Jh i » \|ill* »i \ * ih t = III -'A *
ntide. Ii.ii*
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,
TAMI’A. June IV. 'Vf'i—9a|d, D
'
' —
1J. fftcphrn* report* that tod ,> Hit ( a p t . J o h n P o p e
mra^til liu.-b.iml b-mt Ins wife ,n
.
.
t | c*
dtyilh with n humm-r ns hit dnilrll* ,
A r r D C ti 111 l
S.
ter watched, virtually doc.tpil bed
—
his soti-m-Uw tn amuhr.- home
i p» ,|„)oi
lo p ;. »un ,,f
Mt,
■erne distahre j i *«>, and J »i>(itli,l V1* . II ft i'opo »*( thr,
fitl.iilj wounded him*oif its to •U> *, i
in Now Votk t.'tij
ntlnckcd B di ti cttvu w^lk. t ! rjy e ito r ii.i} nltfe e.prving with (liu
titiHHf^lnourod hsmt'ier
* "^tA>hiy in Nuornhorg, fir...........
in
Stepfimw bloutillod *|>» de.nl u&|<tuppft ..ffitor ,,ud with tin Kit},
d'JSCoa^Tuckor. the tin und. Mr* : A im o r.i |i k
‘|„ r /, -luuht
I'velyti M *hie *i,irkoi who » , Vski.i wild Itolginm
allied ltt the hedr'jom of he, hom
• «,* I'.ipo
I , n. w ,,i Ininp
Spent,
1. 1 v*am v
.Hid CurtL* Alton Nipper, he *»ll- ( Ktlm ei. N. J
,»n,l , ip rc t.
• •.•lu.cimM-d
MtfH'llltl* I I •' t*
til-law, Who WJ* flallt III
rotlng- begin
lie. trm im al
lonvp
eh |presidehl
-M.*| viei* j »m i-»i »at palmetto ItraclK
I Sntiuil.il arriving in g-—
• - >t ,
Snnfonl
.
xtL
the
nuD
?
K i -v,»iit •
ImO-he C?
TlartlamhlM'. wild I* 13 U'.ita old, early nexl week
,
til
(rfUivehlifin
hi*M al AHaijE'
Ls tn a hnapltni with n |n»lhful j *
—
t *ity» -I* VV. Ihtl!, ’ pii nidritt i=f- ihc
liead wound rercived when hh"
l-;i.hs JfllN S KI.KK
\ HanlimJ
Ktvt ntti*, h htny
od !
| was struck hy « bam'nter «* rdte
UN MIN I‘ITY
him
I!•- (/Vi imnnlMr* ,.titun iti»*«»tina< *• ’**
j 'rted to .help tier dying mother
A .-SHI. Who 1* 10 y,-.l* old {Old Ao f:ik jot..... . tile btki . lub in ' ‘" J”** ," “l
H'
1 Crtfg Stephen* Hint he r n mtl 111 fruct, t Hy |u*t Itiglil
Vr-, that'- l,"l*tic.*i «»«!•
'b e , I,.,.I h
j (III* |hhim * n\ hi*
Jewish City Of Tel
Aviv l/'nderCurfew;
Ponds lllneked In
Palestine
Section
(<V)— A MNtii-b of dcvoritl
Jcwistt Ht Uli'nuinls utuiig ibe
'Td'liiiiirsc imiuipp: began , i*day m an «*11«)11 in Ilien It' a
(tally nf atiiiyil nicn who
have kiilti,t|i|n il five Rritisli
tiffleep,. T in'
wish t nastal
illy tif T«*l A lii, already is
tinjlt'i a strii l ctiffi'W and
Enraged Tam pa Husband B eats Wife
To D eath And Slays Son-In-Law
Named As Envoy
I9 R
British Begin
Searching For
I>ikini Warm-(Tp. For Atom Dumb Test
(JcflFrnl .UpfuNt’s. To
Say WhetherTmops
Will Dcfchd TsinffToa Pori Defenses
A trim gT«y »ubmarine ch a in
which *»w active »ervke during |
tlie war in the Atlantic and fa rili- ’
Scan S r * arrived Sunday from
Jaekamtville and is now dorkrd
■ft the Municipal I’ier and will ickmilnfhtire Indefinitely for Uniti
ng of Naval Rracrviata of the
P«M r^*t*itd.Drlmdp J i * v 8 l Re,|
rrw Tlfatrlet. it was annmmcfd
hy Hu*. R. P. Kauerwein. U. S. [
N. R., commanding officer.
The ala man crew Include* Kn*.
II W. Strau s*. «ecnnd in com
mand. (J. K. Ket|no. Bm 2-c, M. V.
la-e MCMM l-c, J . A. Kubialc. It.
M. 2-c and William W. Tteidn,
SC l-c. All of thc*o men havo
had from Id month* to two ycara
m t active duty with No. dTU n * 1
the limit i* ile*ignated. During
wnrtima the vo»»e| had n rr*w
of 2t. Kn*. Sauerwcin said trnlav
that he exported (o receive hi*
dinrhargr soon from the acrvii'*'
ami rturn to hi* hom* in lluffalo.
N. Y. The present crew will be
replaced hy Naval ^Reservist*.
* 'r/. tyt’ .
The »ub-cha»er l» 110 feet |onr,
•
gnd la powered hy two 500 horseshower Diesel rnglnea: It la armed
.0
^vlth one 40MM and three 2 0 MM
gun*. Ilecauao of the ahallowne**
\
of the river (they puahetl mud i
at aeven feel on llm way lie tj)
.
the depth charge* were removed,
aaid Kn*. Sauerwcin.
V
- •
Ktpiipment include* radar and
radio in u*c of which reaervUI*
% L
will be imitructed, and they will
learn principle* of gunnery. al*o High <'ummli*innrr " ( the Philip
how to take care of the ship, j
jehicn
iiai mo
vhlch has
tho equipment
eaubm ent on •
a• pines. Paul V. Mr Nutt I b Ikivc),
O knallrr *ca1e th at a larger Naval haa been named by 1‘rcxulent Tru:
_1 Iha*.- T*
L
&ara
M * ncomfortable
r. K ,f
A1.1 it man to becudte the firat II. 8.
Veaiel
Thar*
■leeping accommodation* for the amha*rador to. the island* when
craw.
them becomn a repuhlic oil Ju ly 1.
MrNutt will alto repreamt the
f'hief Kaecutlve »t Independence
roremoniea to be held in tha laKKNNEDY E A SY VICTOR
land*
.
( Intenatlnnal)
NO
Awoclnted Prenn le a s e d W ire
C h in e s e
R e t a in
New Chief Executive
Confront# Difficult
. Task Ih Forming
3 - Party Cabinet
f
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—
IN D E P E N D E N T
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
N a t io n
PA RIS, Ju n e 19, (/l1)— A
lender of th e French Popular
Republican movement, F or
eign M inister (Icorgos lii*, daull, linn been elected
President *of the Interim
French govcrnm cnt.The Con
stituent Assembly mimed.
Unbuilt to the tuition's high
e st, office todny by a vote o f
c : i*~'
zrsnr.
11
W J *1 1 *'•=■
i
V,T'
1,11
.i
X bl"Mrs. William Wray SpeaksRerun*
gdhcovered
alhlTltmtlie
aUylng ol M
,. Turke.. iVllMHl)(i’,S 01 WoiUCll Vulci s
huMrind liMIng
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1
IJ Persons lie ported
Mi.ssimr FftllouiiikT
Coal
Mine Itlasl
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tin' mpi.friH
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JU'Vfii until- ,n c ,<itl In hsi\ i*
tin i| Kt tI ftpIf It I in fh» rfH-lt i«l it
N ...............I* 11I I f |r lr I t*1 JH tllln til
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Folio ( h;i|>l<T To
II n 1(t Oisnission
On tMiindai Ni^hl
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'* •*!i f t ij st1 |h* ItlMtMl ,L . if If#11.1 ,1*
hi if y f-fititiril »iir» hf’x fit H«**t*-t
Arfivr •It' **II |»HI I** ii1*
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p.u all* - i
l*f’r ■ittifipi anil
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W» >
•*f * * **
htttiM
|tp"1*«» Ii
bullies ne.ir the home When llm
milt came out w |i |i l ii 1 hiUiiMier
“There i* one thing lieller lhao H ie c ity ("m in i inn imw i» * Hit ltii *| JM’I iPtlMPt'lll i It l II IIPHli »*f tllr
J*
|»larv
Hi* V Jt A* I
upntlwd. Pltykove ajys lie i t m g - 1»«*>'• governmrnl. and Hint p. five i n r i n h i - r oimelv. |j*a !<•* K» * l Inllplt
f "ritmte - pi*hff
f I Tlf ■*«
m" * Vl.prk
M ' ''
tig. K Ih i
l1 I ll M
gird-to dl*»rm him and when hr govrrnmeni in which nil Hie pen w # r iiiii.
Mil! p*‘li #■! |
Tlt * • '
11. A Will in it
and M.iy.,1 1
>
t* h**rtf
wan stnirk with Die I unmet tic nlp have n p.nl,
,juolr,| Mi
atiol Tttrkrr, latally ain.mlUig him Willimn Wray f t ..... Waller Ilmen JiimeR i'nt ‘Mi t it v i:<*%i"i phi i
■; '• ♦
\‘u*
• *HI *||*
ftr.fore dying, the two told « l- Purr, "L ift .pm*I L ettf r*"’ *»1 the n. n^ierii
- . f 1%I ihi. i iKt « •» y \\ ■
nf (he
Hie Semilii
S r inifu le •
t'mint:*
...
.
,, ,
, ,, . , Hireling of
turn’;' ger plan
will 11 \ S,n>f
( *i»l
Drers they m M
h .>d'P‘ * U , gur
Wo,nc„ Aider* held m the ........
.
\l PI fl lit* I t
I*
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tmdy in the lAlme. .. I - , ....... t||r , ,inltlW „r , „ ni„irM„ Un.1,1 .numtl. I. ....
Till M Pit I *
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tl
fH.t* t-lfllt
t
, A *
.
, . . mir Ion*
with Mr/ Muym*' imtmrlitiii
.*"1
,r ^<’oplX
r
rn »»t
jirrshlrnt.
nml(*r tin «.(.«■
c*p h Htepl.e.u\thr|r 'Uirr h .«
..Tht.
,lf elly
»Alnill,t.
„ i , i i I...
bceti cf.tr/n?ed ilol n
I I I I I 1(1 \niin
v
gioetninent in the Unite.I S ta te * . for it* .-u,dr>
In t,
broodcl ...
over
linagim
I
i »«*i .i i*
•if
H .
Mr.*. K.
,
niodrlrtl a fter the prevailing itialnhiin, ai rml.i
<■ l„u •
I .1.
•loiiigg within the fae uv
IA« K M 'M II L* . J iihi If
of
(lie rnlnniHl Amrric.tn n tv or t urolortimi »if Cft* iiimI j ppppi!
I t
*1* lii^».p • •* t ■ e l ” *-l*s-l
Upon lent fillip Ui.it <;**M»tfi,i li t*I *|», JlitNl >1.11 faI* I |H* ilolft i»* ■ of
U-rimt:li w«i* covcrnH bv n coun and iho i,nff!i(,f»itient »f Iiia
(i m t*tiif»or o f M»»' Il'Mti J o f MIn m ik lin u W i ll V is it
cil m n*) nf in? of A j»nw»ll miml*cr nndr II
iigjuii.t “ oik f**i Ho » l*tll*b
* ■••
>% firr d^pnr*
mvokf«l n
i|iifii.iiil(»r
J » n i l K O n H Y Y I1I > I S U
Tli*
I 11'T*, 111•!
f * }“*♦*. t-ilill
;«f alderman and a larger numU r md jirf»|M?rty; llnul, I lit* t*ll v l i T l t i i n *if 11 *• Si!fif*U 'I A f u l f i l l ^ I'lnrliU m*»Ii Iuii|h, I it W i Immi 1
Mi
***^**1 » Kitlitnte
I l O r C D u r i n g o l l i u n i c r „f rnunrlllore who all met to tirifjH frif Ihu
Inti of lif** Niilh imt Hunk pH u non Hn^ **
s^opUrr, nMHe hr.ilih offo r*rt nim* tff|,
i, ,f 5 1 7 , . flolU y
|nuk-, pla* - Om* ll^nul h«’h| pit ihu I'uoti yr*
gether 111 one Ifody, with » mayor miiliU nnd
I tImt Ii«• m 1w **vr ¥ little tt'UK'i»11 l11 h1 i t ,
:.- i ■* 1 u - *
l ftdtl,
Mr, nnd Mr*. Henr> lainlami, <a* th r presiding officer," run grbutlds, librnrlii. H r,; fm iilli Unlay often.,m i *" fill <h** vn
hi* iiieiilrui
ii it"if!**hi of
m »n
till v»* h*-ri:
*e|»**f|r*| ui
tho city protect# thr health of
r n„
, I,,. M« r „t
bit tin iirlllilr I be
nf N
\i*
a >-• banb.
both student* of the Rochester, tlnued Mr*. Wray.
BOSTON, June l9-(/P>—25J year
N. Y., Institute of T p hnnlovy.
"A fte r the llevnlution rhanges Its people bv appointing «anHu- .■
Il >
„MM .|„„„. |, polinnijtlilte. „* bo- l«-<*n pt.ini.-l
, l’" “ old John F. Kennedy haa win
have arrived for it vI *t during ,la-pan
lt> take plate in eity InapeetoK.. b v n e k in i- to suppl
an ea»y vlctery In tho 11th Maah.gl,.).. (,„-„ | f,,l. n<m..-rue,-l p, , l|t |„ , IM.v|......... ..
I,a ........I ,
,
''.'.N 12
edequnte
mpplle
nf
ge,«l
water
,i„..
,
.
bing fut i tu* i s e n i . n-• in
the
summer
month*
with
Mr.
government,
in
that
it
imitated
nachusctt* D iatrkt. primary raca
and
sewerage
dismtsal;
fifth
,
the
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
l
r«ptntbm
.
»l
p
.
.H
-......
.|C(
Jam
ison's
parents,
Mr.
and
M
rs.
j
the
national
Conerr**
ami
lira
Congreaa. Young Kennedy—
" 1 ‘
, , ' ..
' . “"y 'line nr In any tnrnlily in elan .l Mi
.......... It * a * pointed
W. B. Jamison, 1017 French j state legislature. The mayor tr u i ity devntei nttmlnin and money
W h o la atilt tarfned from I\ T.
I"'event «*mt annual ilivbtmf.1 pay- Hliril|i| ,|llr(nif ||„. (m -e n j
years - i f thot wiU.m
.,t.t-lin
of 25
; given g ra je r powers, hut the chief to Its school svslem,and nnmet
llnlrert B. Van Hoy, brother of Avenue.
boat *ervlee In th* Pacific—i*
“Me
<m Ju ly I I- Mark lel.le r* Kof H,| „ f |(|P i(n(|1 th,.
mile. Diet v an !<«,, I Mm Lungs.
Mr*. Henry Jamison graduated j power* of government still re- ous Other function*.
. aaaurrd of practically unoppoacd Jam e* II. VanHuy of Sanforrl,
the Institute jpnalp«rfin the hand* nf the connmmiitipal
daction in the Fall. Tbe aaat now died at a D eljtm l Hospital Sun this year from
Successful
municipal
adm btLIua nf record on W
U
.ml
o, ,
T |,..
f a ™
/ " ‘.M g‘“.
la held by Boaton M»y«r, Jama* day afternoon. Hr made hi* home where she studied photography, fill. Itoth council nml mayor were ntrfction flrpi’iufa to il liirjru u»- Vnlrd tn «i|f| Ifi.tMIII I" t i* i*o
majority of those ca*e* have nr- bci, b\ an r i is i - -.vitbni five
M. Curley. Tlrla waa the fln t a t 312 W e*} New York Avenuo specialising |n portrait work. Mr how rlertrd hy n vote of the pco font M|M»n n if* (llllfiU'lFf nf |l"* on plus, making a total ^irpbi rl|((,(j (|| , (lr uMll
„,lt| two I.... .
M
o
il • pointed nut
Jam ison, a former Army A irip le.
(ipfRontM 1 %khirli mirlt'fi on from
political campaign for Kennedy in IteLam] until hi* death.
L*1' ^ iiuiiud. -thirrf* tmre n r r u r r n t " I n - t h r e e - t b n » -hrmr— 13— iti'elKlm .n I. .rir. FDtcc .phuU>graphic-iiu:iucUir ut I ".Slue* 11)00, Hies- have-,l*v*l«t>- -ter-t.r-d a> Tree-the tmgtTTnmT
M
,
.......
___S b f 1* 'be. »on.«f
Mr
HmIcIiimiii mgnnireif
tli- euunUcs. Dining the past
five tmb. m a *«t ■- miili pm rentage
fnrm*
of
rily
govern
Li, i.rntK*.‘
HcDiM
Field,
Tampa,
and
n
giud
e,l
two
nrw
ft,
nf
|tin
rt*«riinh
ai*miial
parU^jtii
aedy, former
Amhaiianor R vlved In addition tu ms
nrtiine., . . . .
_,
nrumc.,
___
til i'1■, .uni even tin’ll it
* Hululiijinii ( o., u mat Kfim/ (In y# only hvr fifW rslscm huv.'
Ualn of Seminole High Hehi ad, ment; the commission form, doing ■poll NViilrm, thr rnrrlt syntuM
Grant Britain.
1111iiti icInnii l t Jv’ ' wt*1_ i»»f II ti I»11*
by hht wife, In ct Vartl'iry nnd wilt graduate from tin Institute away with the coupcil and placed haa steadily
d. velnped.
Many mgnnlgaHnit. tn U'J5. D'H.nvm: Ih'Cij repmled
The < l aptm in ..
campaign
father, Waldo p. Van Hoy of De- ttekl year. He ha* l-een special- In tho hands nf a commission of rltles use civilservlre methmh. ; ■*•« test gnat inn as sale-, tm.m-.-er
whole state
tin tto puipose . i’ vi' m ] years
- administration
- ofwhich
I beordin
Hanford tlvinln
I m p ..
Land;
two
daughters,
the
Missca
taing
during
tha
past
year
in
ftvo
persons
elected
by
tho
peo
the
«f
INDIANS DENY 8A LR
ago lai-eil imt i l l s , only lialf
Jeanette and Marie Vanllgy nf eolor photograQhy,
1
ple a t largo. Five dpartmnla were arily vested In « civil snrviro firnwrrs on Julia 30, 1935. He
enough to bqv on iron lung,
Imd Imen wMh the Truck tlt'iwer
Annapolis, Md.; two son*. Hu
o
ra
ted
and,
a
commissioner
as
rammlsaion
usually
com|wt*e,l
of
V
.
H.
WRATH
Bit
VAIHKS
CLKVtXAND, June (0 —(A V and the National Chanter a .l
as vale, manager aillCe Ju n e of
bert E. J r . o f Pel-end and Frank
signed
to
each
department.
Th#
three
appointed
mrmber*
whose
The Clevtlaad N*wi i*y a that A. of the U. R. Navy; and lw®
F.F.A , PLANS IIB K T IN 0 8
vised, therefore, that tills mom*'
1020.
chairman
of
the
group
waa
aclectrHIUAGO.
June
19.
IA’
i
The
duties
arc
to
clalffy
jobs,
ad
t«* put Into the regedar funtl
M ajor stock hoi dera of the Cleve
Mi. HtAehlsnn lelurncl to Ran weather ho* run the gamut from
slaters.
ed
to
serve
as
mpynr
and
city
minister
examinations
and
fre
Seminole
Chapter
member*
.o
f
land Indiana baseball team have
tile om seilt of each donor for
ford
bi*l
December
following
five
snow
to
n
tempcralorc
of
11.7
official*
wer*
selected
by
the
com
tha
Future
Farmer*
organliatlon
quently
determine
I
hr
dismassnl
Funeral service* will be con
thi» diversion of fund* wa.., ub
•greed to sell the club tn a'
year,* o f active duly with the degree,* aero** the nation In tlie tamed, jild Mr*. r>(*cer
mission,
In
some
cities
the
heads
of
8*minolo
High
School
will
of
employee*
group of Chicagoan*, headed by ducted Thursday at 8:00 p. M. In
tret during th# »ummer on the of these departments are nomi
"Though tll» taxpayer often United State* Atmy in whkb it« past 21 bouts A* .Spring lie * .c l
It wa- irpio 1ml Hint the Chap
22 year old Bill Veeek, former
i Comb* Funeral Chapel In Do
held, the tank o f brigadier gen its official end. »miwf mixed wilb
o f the Milwaukee Brewsr*.
nd with th# Rev. Clyde Smith Irtt and thinl Tuesday* of the nated by the mayor and confirmed falls to lealite It. dhe local oral. Ho participated in the New rain fell in t iieycnno, Wy., and ter ha* tiern instrumental tn in
month
a
t
the
homo
of
Ale*
R.
by
the
council;
in
other
cities,
the
government
of
town
city
«ml
during the City sanitary depart
G rablntr, former vleeofficiating. Private interment will
Guinea campaign and the inva
„ent of the Chicago W hit* be made. The family haa re Johnson, agricultural Instructor, mayor alone makes th* appoint roUnly actually spends a larger sion* o f Aitape. Wftkdc Sarmi tint temperature* tanged near the ment t*> ’ ptay garbage eati* with
freeting
point
this
morning.
a
t
2011
Hotly
Avenue.
Members
ments.
proportion’ of public revenue than
DDT inlidton and «Un the City
la also connected wUh the quested th a t Gower* be omitted.
r—srjSSSfa.f t s S j .
J
s ' }■- -- »•
“The city c h a rte r, nf Sanford both National and HI nte govern Morolai, and Mindsnso where a* Reading.) in the lii'1* also were dump. Ai langem rrttJ were made
tshtg-group. Club official*, '
i
■ 1
.» met Wednesday ‘ evening a t Sir.
l s
enmmander of the 31*1 Division listed in North Dakota .mid Midi for hospital lent tun and adequat
Johnanp’h
home
,
and
enjoyed
a
was
paa*#d
by
the
Florida
Legis
ments
combined,"
says
Mrs.
Wray
thlle, continue to deny any
lature In 1923, abolishing the then who close,I her talk with the he accepted the surtender of igan. On the other* hand, the care ilf possible r r n of p'dio.
of the eaie.
MO PER M IT S SOLD
'
e iistln g municipality, ami creat quotation from Tennyson's im Lieut, (fen. HynekU Moroaiuinl, mercury registered a blistering
ing a city commission to consist mortal ttlyses. "I am n part of commander of tho 31st Japanese 107 degree* yestenlay in Yuma,
About 200 new flshim
A ril.
ASSOCIATION TO MEET
o f three members who shall hold all that 1 have met. 'lit not too Army.
MKVKR IH D ISC H A R i;tl»
have already been sold a t
General Hutchison wa* awarded
RTA PM at DWCHARQED
office fo r three years beginning lat# tn e*ek a newer world "
«f ,111'ILDING I’ K.HMIT ttlfTA IN KD
------------office o f. County Judge R. . . . j.P
ln
, lu.en
„ t, ,Joel
n , rField
itiii
v*
resid
of nr
the on Tuesday after th flrat Monday
In the absen-c of Mis* O'rdn tlie Itronxc Star-w ith <>ak
S2 c Rolwtt W. Meyer, 217
gl/c William 8 U p l*f haa been.W are despite th* fact that old Sanford Baseball Association. Inc.. in Janu arv after th e ir. respective Dyaon. seerctarv-lrrssiirer. Mr*. cluxter, the Silver Flat, and the
W. P. Sumt€‘f him obtiilnnl a Third Street, lia* lieen honorably
discharged from th# Hcenaei a re good up. until Ju n e - this afternoon announced that a election. The charter states that Iourino Ileal, vies pestilent, read Air Jled al, as well ■* nieilal*
according to B0, Jud y* W are reported today, meeting o f official* and director* the City Commission shall be the the minutes of the la«t meeting for participation in the first city permit to erect a 20 by 24 discharged at the Jack
Naval i'ersonn#l Separation O n M P P
held Friday afternoon a t judge o f the election and th*
due* were collected from and second World W ars,' the •hop of concrete block construct
Pacific Theatar of Operation* and ion at Spurting Haight* at a cost ter, according to Information reSeparation BOO a year, be aaid. Resident|«:0O o'clock In th* Commlaalon qualifications of IU own member*, ____ Retiring to becom# charter
Naval
reived here today.
■- - ^'
th# Philippine liberation.
estimated at f 1,000.
license* cost 22.00
subject to review by th* courts mmm
aher a t tko CUy »•>!.
ml^rd. kccortllng
'
.1. {. I Inf rliisnn Is
V, Ice I <•(I Dirrrlur
Of Al hml ic Rimk
Ilrothcr Of Ixicul
Man Died In DeLand
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W E D N E S D A Y ,. J U N E
T H E S A N FO R D H ERALD ., S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
PA G E TW O
DESCENT FROM MT. OLYMPUS
The Sanford Herald
K * l a fc l l* h » 4 l a laws
V » t l l - t >.4 <UII» *»•»*• S a l a r S a j
s r 4 » a i i 4 s r St
I II
Nl n t l H I C T I II V I I A T I
f s t a U * I* « > < • »
*r»«sr, •>»•*
19, 1 9 4 6
o f you ohi timers who
leaving the doors open to such un
___ __.„ot Cod, because of the
godly doctrine* as 1 had an or
tunily to bear tell that God wax humiliation and-how u would tj>ou
hi* own son. and visa versa, This your modern way o f l if t in every
* .
---- folk'* little n t K
preached in our city o f l-ongwood.
Fla. that the Holy Ghost alto was and step out with other rncW
Women just
in some manner considered .................—,
non- wives, ____
drink,. etc.
demonstrated
existent >et they i---------------- - can’t hear those clothes that cover
what they call evidence o f the the body, home is ju st a stoppitf*
Holy Ghost by speaking.in .other place, the club, dance hall, saloon,
tongues, such fallacy is no other and lover* lanes arc mamma's
most frequent slops, God save
than false prophets. Others who
denounce the word o f God by America! 1 sign off with a plea to
saying there will be no literal preachers and lay member* to get
burning punishment fo r the wick Lick to God. Hcspty. f
Miller
ed. Those and many other hellish
Sanford, FI*.
organisations are invited to take
THE LOBBY NEWSSTAND
In T h e
A tla n tic N ation al B a n k B uilding
O ffe ri fo r thi* w eflt th e " H a r d T o G e t"
Faison M in iatu re C an d id C a m e ra a t ............ $ 2 .9 8
C arry in g -C a t* Including' S tr a p a t ......... $ 1 .0 0
• B o x C h o co la te * I r o r ttJ S c to $ 2 .0 0
L A R G E S T V A R I E T Y o f M A G A Z IN E S in S A N FO R D
" W E A IM T O P L E A S E "
regular
S ssrrssrr M o rs d s lt, r t t i w s i 1 tk» Herat"
I . . . . . I 11.14 . .r u J . r r t l . l a s
r m h I h I nI s m I I * I k ' ! » ' ■ l a Ike
ra w a l e r
w llk
k r a a *a a 'lrr a la *
X . . U . I . I . S l - r . . . w k l r k fa <
a t , e l * r M lllte 4 I " <kr a * ' >•
■ a k l l e a i l o a >1 all a r w * 4l.|x
rre4li>4
l » II «r
r
ile*
la
ikta S*l»» ■«*
THURSDAY and FRIDAY!
l a r a l a e a a e « k 1 lr k » 4 k
All r l a k l a l a r r a a k l l r a l l a a “ <
Sal 4 > « r a i r A r . k r r r l a a r * ala
TU ESD A Y, JU N K »».
Ancient Wisdom
dIDl.K VMUWtr FUR TODAY
’ UtJT GO- HKYOND THAT.
.Sometimes people think the ancient H<-ri|ituri's, stu-h
KKF.P AWAY FKOM SINNKItK
E N T IR E L Y : My s o n .'if sinners n.H tint Bluig'/ivnd-Gitn o f thi* Hindu*, the Old*‘and New
e n t i c e thee, n m s t n l them iy>*.— Ti stiuncutn i»f the .fevyn nriil (’hrislinns, are out of date,
I*/over It I t 10.
hflilnd the time*, simply because they are old.
Rut honks stating eternal verities have a way of
TIIK CK A S S I I t l l T H t
turning up with hits singularly expressive of modern
•(From V n u p i t
l.enp« the lung green arrow and problems.
It has occurred to more than one discouraged
finds my shoulder.
seeker o f a homo that Jesu s o f Naaareth said : “T h e foxes
Turns his horse-fate fearlessly,
have -their holes, and th e -b ird * their nests, hut the non
long u"d soleinn;
Htares me down, wllh beryl-green of man hath not where to lay his h ead ."
Som etim es, too, a .Weary housewife, turning away
eye* urtiwn bolder.
from an empty counter, does not gripe, tmt finds a sudden
comfort
in the memory that “ Man shall not live by bread
Hhskss a long thigh, *lriiM-d likr
alone,
hut
liy every word of God.” Remembering, she
, grrcti gftukt*'s imaultingSlowrly h o i s t * a hind fo o t In » i q smiles, and drops the coins not spent for bread into the
t h e n d r o p s it.
Emergency Food Collection for the hungry overseas.
Takm a step. but
iFvnlling.
Suddenly steps it-
Human
irb ,
MARGARET
mug a sign*
-Imiliil
Hritish Athletes
wllh
han>
V&uf, tn*
The British are dismayed by their poor showing in
la th e s ,
In football, tennis anil golf they have had humiliMeet* his coui|HiUi»il «*>’** with iff |sports.
)i ufMIr«•i fjftjkhi-a
atin irxlefents-T here has not been a first-class British heavy
Slowly linking sideways hr lift* weight boxer since no one knows when,.,Now lainilon
a feeler
sports writers are demanding that the whole system of
Keeking strange friendship.
training be revamped.
Training js Uie answer, according to Arthur Daley,
writing in the New York Times,s ,Y et the blood toll of
two war*, taking the youngest and strongest men, must
have-had something to do with it. Even more so the Hrit
ish standard of livingt Thu weedy, stunted townsfolk
who a r e so often seen in the British armed forces shuck
GihI it thrtu ilh yo.gr MW) I head’s Americans.
Brave, small, thing, how well do
I know ypuf nsjret*.
Sun splashed flM p fiig * over u
world of grosses;
Tranquil mating*. two hour* long
nil a leaf-spray
• Chlomphyf tiifb'l. jj|
thoughtful turning.
There, in splntidur, In your Iran*
. lucent /Ringing.
How lie calls me. when ll*# the
dusk I hear vymi
Ktl idrutly singing.
WINIFRED DUNCAN-
We''iluit’Y WRe where im 11 e*nl
Increase in the price of butter is
going to hurt anyone a* long as
the grocery stores don't have it
for sale unywoy,
The Tampa Tribune ha* ticen
doing ah excellent job of arousing
the people of Hillslriirough roillity
to the need for school improvemoots.
Did you know Dint President
Truman's recent radio address on
labor unrest to Ibis country
brought him tU.IKIO telegrams,
both praising and criticising his
remarks?
Senate Temperi Gel Shorter
See Baieball Union Appeal
A i Summer Heal B ea u Dowri
Aimed at Low-Pay Player*
S p t c iil to Ccalrsf Fresf
• WASHINGTON—Temper*: are gttling Shorter end shorter In the
Senate *a Cong less approarliga its expected nod-July adjournment
dale. The mood I* rrfltcWd In outright name-calling and almost
dully.bickering over parliamentary procedure.
Hcnstor* proleat about the cumlK-raume rules and top-heavy maehlnery. hut prlvatety a d m it that votra will Iw hard to get for the
pending reorganization trill streamlining their facilities . .
loo
many member* would lose luinmltlre |si,ts.
The latest blow-off -came when the Senate forced Itself Into a
night session on the draft extension hill and then,
midway In the evening, recessed until the next
day. Many aenators who had conceited plana for
the stoning* were snorting mad,
,
S
As thi-i i* written we are nearing a vote in the Senate on .be
Ui'A Kill. ^ By
of —T
the day
. the
- - - -end
--- —
I expert that the Bill will be hi
such form that, for nit
nil practical
put paten, price cunt m l* will have
bt-Cn eliminated ami dm ctunjEry
heath! I for uncontrolled and don
gerou* inflation.
‘
Th# Bill ns it came out of Ihb
.Senate Banking and Currency
Com m ltlte withdraw* pruetUllY
all subsidies which are now Iieing
paid by i he government. The putt
pose of these subsidies h a s been
no only to give the procurer* It
fair return, hut to k b -p pi , eg
from rising to the consumers. On
meat, for example, there ha* beea
a subsidy of fXOO.OtlO.tHMI a yeartnstrad o f that being paid out o f
the Tri-i-ury. it will how have
to be paid by !hp consuming pub
lic. Furthei more, price ronltoi on
meat has la-en lifted. The tlt’ A
estimates that meal prices o.ll
therefore Use ah-.ot &0‘- I! it
will inrun ultogc her that the
housewives f the country gener
ally will have to pay three and
four billion didtniH mure for meat
next year than they have hail tu
to understand.
Hahuru Kurusu say* ha brought
“pence proposals" to Washln-fton
Just before Pearl Harbor, All th*
United State* had to do was *o
unfreeze Japanese assets in thi*
country, resume shipments of high
octane gasoline to Japan and atop
tham td China. In other words if
w* had agreed to let the Jap*
tell us hone to ran our foreign
trade, there would have been no
to Titusville ha* been sprayed
with DJJT by airplane In a drive
to get rid of gnat# and file* and
r carrier* of Infantile paratyIn recent weeks the number
mat* In Sanford has reached
proportion* as to become an
tulaance even if there
anger from disease,
re couldn't get one of
nea over here?
of oura writes In to
e overlooked the de( CIO-becked guberndldate hy the Fe
lt! Warrep tn Cullweek,, ainre we are
Ing for something tn
O wtth. Well well
» weren't a hit aurm results n * the rise-
l U11U
MAIN • NAISH
r_um>n.NMiiiosra»
C laude
o f that fid low who said ‘'three i»
one burn every minute,"
Pa*t
experience should have taught
m ake an Individual sacrifice for that furm labor in the south a*
the public gimd.
If instead of in the north and more no, will
destroying
never rise t« th * price paid mill
----..... —. tin-weUl*A
had gone
on niuKiqg the adjusUncnta lhat and factory work, and « group
were nm-cssuiy
r
a* Pest we could, ! hn* been picked to balance food
:dr umilher
y e a r. I think
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the and clothing price* with that of
. oertiicss
. . . ......
which .individuals and nurthern salaries. Get awake folksiouuslr.iw huv-e made wuulii then you’ve Slept ton long.
"Sp irit"
hnvo ta-cn a pa nolle saertllce uully,
here is our old fashioned
for the gmai of the whole cram I shouting, praying, G<*1 fearing
try.
! Methodists. Baptists, Church nl
rt bile I don't think my point10od,
|
etc? the-- are all gone forof view is going to prevtiili ill mal, some will spend un entire
tlie Congress, I ju st want 'bo •witlng service trying to get that
country to be d ear a* . o wvhere money and maybe tell a fairy tale
i stood |r this crucial fight.
or two before retiring for a smoke
or game o f card*, ami in »o doing
N O VELTY—
"G A B R IE L H E A T T E R ”
U N IV E R S A L N E W S
SANFORD FORUM
B e re a d y to g re e t it with th ese H ot W e a th e r C oo ler*!
Berkeley Panamas
It mildly.
*.
Mentally, because the American
hile has been content to sit
ek and let the new deal gov
ernment In Washington to Uo it*
thinking for more than a decade,
and hurl the nation Into, a renIrailiatlnn o f power by the most
shrewd politicians ever, th at in
stead of peualixing union rack-
C
Actually, the Kenale wo* in th* position of
•
IF TU
B PlVrSltUROH
PtRATEK
win ontheir
Ending
itself
with several day*
of "tint*
it*
Aghl
colircttvely,
some
handsto" IfUiigaln
the draft,
trill wentlook
too for
fast.
Thedrastic
OI*A
Th* Copilel
clumges Innext
Imsrtialls
relations,
Ttioready
Naextension,
piece of lalsir
legislation,
was not
-laiione
Ikinid ftatiier
recently
derided
formal
for action
than
tie putnot
In to
the hold
embarrass
time
Involve
the question
of possible
jurisdic
ing that
position
of .following
a “hurry
up and
w *!l"
tion over professional
baseballtheteams.
‘
program,
august Kennle v,(went
over fo r’ an
day.union‘ ;was taken lightly by club owner*
The threat of a other
baseball
and th* public when it first was broached, but new It has ceased to
be a laughing matter—at least fur management.-'
The union chose Pittstnifgh because of the powerful labor popu
lation, and It la believed that th* riratra will get what thay want
Moat of the union demands appeal to the vaat majority of player*
who comprise th* lower salaried group. Such Item* a* a 17.000
minimum salary and half the trade price to go to the player are
Inviting incentive*.
The union already ha* cited the Washington Senators for appearante before th* National Labor Relation* Board In Baltimore.
• DIPLOMATIC OBSERVERS IN WABHINOTON are certain lhat
th* United Slate* Intend* tb continue dlplomatio relations with
Spain regardless of whatever recommendation. I* mad# by th# UN
Security Council.
_______________ ■
W UnTTril SU Ief reels that <ny break wRITHfUIrt WOUldTIP
lagonlt* moat of the Latin American countries. ThU is eapacialiy
trur of Argentina, whose aid La Sow essential tn Uts lamina emer
gency campaign. >-j ~ ~
Another factor la th# smarting,political deteat tha United fitatae
■tat* department suffered In opixMing th* campaign of Argentine
Preaident-Elecl E fro n .
American poWy. like that of Great Britain and Ut* Dominions;'
Will be to stand pat on Spain and hope the Spanlah people even-,
tualiy choose a new regime.
*
* . *
*
,
f REQUIREMENTS OF ENTERTAINMENT usual to diplomacy
have caused uom* embareaxament among diplomats tn Washtngton,
many of whoa# horns countries are suffering from famine.
Wllh the war over, the normal .cocktail party or reception which
diplomats must give have Increased In number Each
also requires u good spread of food, tine* some of * - Ota sere
the required "hang*re-on" who *re invited often use
____
the occasion to aquerte In a free dinner
But the diplomats fear that word of th* roast
(mb*tries
turkeys, platters of caviar sandwiches and assorted
hor* d'ouevraa will get back home.
On the recent occasion of a rather minor cocklUl party gfvsn by
on* of the eastern European embaaritx, the boat asked newspaper
men not to mention th* food. “It would not gQ wall at home," he
explained.
* *
- '
'
Th# partis*, which were marked during the war by tlrttr stm.
nlkilv. stain Nature tin* Frendfc Winrs and champagne#. Vadka 1*
L ast T im e* W e d n e sd a y !
09c-O p cifs I 2 i 4 5 P . M ,-4 0 c
G enuine p a n a m a * a*
ligh t aa a fe a th e r, w ith
co lo rfu l b an d s.
and elsewhere i* shocking, to pot
Unemployment I* increasing lit
flo rid * as compensation benefits
far the past week ruse to (101.1.'15
for 5.6V1 persons. With so much
work to be done, it seems strange
that them should l-o so- many, nnat) I* to find jobs.
The iHtdrb* anti racketeering bill
ha* made its rrsppclfruiirn in the
llnuse
of
ltepresentntivea.
It
would make it a felony under
federal law to interfere try rob
bery or extortion or .by threats
of violence with the movement of
good* in interstate c o m m e r c e .
Why labor union* should be oppoaed to such a law ia little hard
HUMIIt
IT 'M S WRMtt AOrfhrtT f t M
wr * M m *
ccwwa* rthniu. w o wwo
PW WJ1KT0* H t w m t i
tm O STO U t, tXMOMOH.'MOrt,
V tH K l § S e * M !C M n ~ x n U*
tufa m wuciu rok towutt
FflOTKlTOH......
Protect Yoor Home! Gel W lsfstorm Insurance NOW;
ANDREW
CARRAWAY
Sport Shirts
C ool, w a sh a b le shirts
in B lu e, Y ello w and
W h ite .
$ 2 .9 5 to $ 9 .5 0
T -S h irts . . . S olid s and
S trip e s . ’ . . $ l : « 7 up.
'T nsusntr Ftua Hertice"
111 N. f a r t
Than*
Holder-Uppers
income of lea* titan $7M). The
lowest Income families in the
country spent about 6 0 t 0£ their
to al income fur food. The fam
ilies who have UK'- of the me*
Uon'a non-form children don't
have the money to pay for thu
more than flv* UJHon dollar in
crease* for meat, milk and dairy
products, poul.ry and egg*. A« a
practical matter then, the food
ration of tha children of Amvrlct
gain the price in
fall heaviest on thus#
. ist afford to p a v 'm
That Is just th* contrary of the
Democratic doctrine of the greatsat good for lb * greataat number.
I am offering a resolution that
will continue the OPA a* it is
until June do next with authority
in the Presided, to eliminate the
whole or any pert of 1L a* be
feels In the public . interest
I have never failed to help anjr
Designed by Spur
Leather Bella
$1.00 — $1.59
Suspenders
5upport
m tu i c t.
Effective June 1, 1946
Your Laundry and Dry Cleaning serviced by us nnd
whllo in our chnnfe, is covered by Fire, Theft, BuryInry nnd W indstorm.’
PHONE 475
O ffice and P lant
WemWey Ties
Gay,
:
colorful
stripes
and floral daaigns in
non-wrinkle Ilea.
�}9
W E D N E S D A Y , JU N E
Social
8 c iE T Y
.
And
E D IT O R —
Mr. and Mr*. Kuftene Katridgc
£ Miami a rc In Sanford visit
nit friends nnd relative*.
uttday
/or
Mrw, Henry Win 1st of KUO
'ark . Avenue i* s|ieiiding some'
hue In Wlyte Springs, F1a.
l|W. J .
C.
Mr. and Mr*. 4'lytic A vtici:
H>*nl formerly of Hanford hot
imw
ftiiin»iiM«ni
now t»i
of i.'ajiuna
I Intrtuna liu>e
have ruilioum-td
the cngaci'incnt and approaching
marriage
of
their
uaughtei.
Elisabeth tim e to Lieut.. (jg l
i'lfilfritk liurrcl Heiner. Mirr m
Mr. and ,Mi>, Kredcrick I'cimo
of Amvlerc, Hie. The wrdd.ng
will tie Mitrniitetl ul the F it
I ic t*ylt*rt.:_ Chuirh in I ’uytnni
Head' i.ii .tidy I.
Miss Rynl wn* horn In Arcadia,
H E R A L D , 5 A N T O R D , F L O R ID A
PAGE
T E L E . N O . 1*18
Sh.
., 9 ••iiiia| Ihr l.iati Mi'ti
ilii\ Hiii) Tuesday mrluilril MI!S
|)(l|tA MVNN of Geuev.i l u l l s
i> a i i h a i i a m s , li i> i n i . n : ,
Hit. S. I'l'L K STO N . MRS II i
ECHOLS. MICS. II. V IVO N ,
SlIIS
K. II
HANKINS. MIIS.
IK. M. CARROLL, MIIS. REN
CA N TW ELL MRS. II. I. WINN
.if llclmtil. T. K. RFNHAM. MRS.
(». C. <ftIIII. MRS. RUHSKLI. AL-
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Social Calendar
ITEN R A Y
The Seminole County League of
Women Voter* will meet in the
i i ham her of Commerce Building
1on Last Kir t Sit ret a'. 8;0U I’. M.
t
lilt u s im
i Tile meet Inc ul Sffnjnidc ( In, li
j ter No. J . c .K .S -'w d t !»■ hvil
,
I’. M. All mctidier. m e u ig i.l
to attend tin , iiupttttunl me.
,
Anpie Vickery To
Wed Fred J. Bender
Mitchell
eturnd yesterday from Visiting
Mias I’earl Itolikmi is visiting
rr -brother and »i»tcr*in law,
lr. .and Mrs. Claude R uImoii in
Vest Palm Reach.
Mrs. SI. ( ’lair While
Is II. I). C. Hostess
PRESIDENT HARRY S. TRUMAN ADMIRES THE Oil PORTRAIT of hi..(self and hit Di-year-old mother, the gift of
Secretary of Slate Jam es F. Byrnes f right} Next to the president at the ranv.ti unveiling at the White llosiso
is Grace Annette Dupre of New York and Spartanburg, S, C., who painted (lie portrait. An Incident on
Mother's Day Ln IDI5 prompted the paliu in:. It was then that Mis. Martha K. Truman,"on leaving ttic* Pttw-tdctitlal plane, looked up at her son a* Irn .ncn gal)icred m ar oml *a|il: “Oh, fiddlesticks!" Ilnlvriiflllortot)
(he N. |>e V. Ilnwaril Chapter
of '(fie United 1laughter* of tin1
Cotift.lci.i. y -.met at the htiliie of
Mr*. ! St fla ir White Fiblay
with the fu st vire president.
Mrs. J .1 I lolly, pjestdiiig In the
nliceiue o( th<( Muv-idcpl, Ml*.
■I. M il.iyc". Ml*. A. K, Russetter re. d ttie -■ tipture* whi It wa*
followed hv Ihe Lord'* prayer
ill uni*,in, fJjxN pledge a id salute.
Itouliiie lniMl|e-s was trail*
acted and ML* Maiguiel Holieits,
treasurer who hiu served in office
for ahlliisl a decade, was pieTcntc.! a u-fiil gift in upprochl
j Ion oi hei mu Vice;', Mr*. It •
■Tr,lh |.J UjJatMo, past president
of the c h a p te r ;. wb* a welcome
Mr. ami Mrs, D. S. Tolar have
vt*itot. M i. | V. fttionley pi,
loved their resldenre from !H0
r elite,I no aiTicle o'
leu ei -oo
'ark Avenue to 'Jill West KighWeekly from Home Demmi*lr.itn,M nfflll’ |•t a ulellt ,1 tin- t unfed
renth Street,
SpeeinlLl Tnllnhoi.'ee
Mr. and Mr*. Albert Johnson
nd *on, .lame*, have left fnl
Sf ASON'S MOST EXCIUSIVE SOCIAl EVENT
f l t t ' S l i nNSF.ItVATlDN
Miodc Island and New Yotk and
t t 11ipti t f .cf 11. 1t.n«<t<I. Mi. lioel a
Till stop enroute ut Coney Island
i ,’i An" t i .oo i, ami J ot i ,, hoi i
Novv while world nvesls •' ■
n visit relative*.
t
y ,ii, while the Conrad tunnly hua^U
bread are gteut. A- m e r ic a n h o u s e
i wives need to giv c m o t e t h o u g h 1 \ |,
Mr. and Mr*. J . C. <Yoke and to saving lid * fo«*l.
C a r r ie - • |:„
nughtei*. Janice, Klolse and Ret* household p r u r t f e * w it h h r e it il M r
v and Misa Charlntte Stine left w e t e (evented
tv v e tlle d III U1I n i u i l y s l * m
|!o
II. |iidurk mid
lunday foe Daytona where they g H ii.n g e c oillect
lle c t io
ns
in
s e v e tu l y |r
on.
huts
rill spend two weeks.
la rg e
et
t ic * .
Ih e
survey, n iu ih
Mills
several y e a I*, a g o . showed that (
W alter Meed* Smith and AI li t cud and otlioi touted g I. O ' i ■
I illimi Moron olid Miss
Vuidney hate entered *umtuei lire among the rumd o » , t■-.! fool
l.r i d>. -iv Ih ye.o i II
choo| a t the Unirrrsity of Gisnr- ill Amrrn.iit kitehnn*.
fr o s t*ia, the former as a frr*hmnn .talc " l i f - . even half and whol, . A
ffuj ihr laftcr a* a aaphotuote.
ll'svct, * little loti honl I , a j
table u.,e* loivy Iwciv JliroW ii. OUT ! J j
Mis* Mary Tew left Monday regulgrly' by miiiiy huinewlvi " 9
iig Tall*ha**ee “ here she |* at- Iji jvaint Wealhet and I lin, !"■' i : |2
il i»i
huiM
ii fn-vn
v- ,
pnHlng Ktorldn Slate r.d lees Rut ailovred to ttike a treavy tell i i | ™
ifTil t
/If r«
frail.*
'
Vojnen. Shy t „.| bceo visiting bread I s m t.
i.
llii1 9rM.lt I t*=—
•!-! 1**1 - .si -*- i .11 i
icr family here fnr severe I daws
Due way to p*event h ' t .I w-.i Te .
f ti’«i r " i
tf*Tiii \ iiiij *,i. I'u11t.iiv .
is not I,, hay l<«i m It llreause f.
atiij Unifitft*
mtli M rs.'
Mr. nml Mr**. II. K. II^Bdenum I,tend la-mine, C o stale fnt many
\\ J.. Sif'i* mill Mrs, I ”.i» | I,cm
'ormrrly «*f ViririiMn h«»vp pur imople's taste in a few days, K
inlet fimuMlisinyin^ thi- iffuni'.
•hn*i>fl n homr In Altarrt«»nte should la* piirclm.ted in sntnll
Tin* « JiMinthhif ftfiiM Srmiimlt* . T
Sprinir* nml plan t*» itmkc Iheir
(«u i!lv wiMi* 1'hrisMtiit IliiHiKlyin
*?f I.sitkt* Mit »•jr, KIt i t tt*y 11n»ni! t itit i kuf I,;ikc M*»ttriw, ■KjiChiri'h Il:ii«
r*« fv of Si»tif»*r*i. hu t Mriii-I.*
Mrs. fir ■»vtl I**v
of
IS Ml h M* M il . -Ii'4i«n*n*‘ ^ 1 M i«|»2tra, {
.Villinm»tmr fr. Vn. tin a nrt'vH In
Mdf v |nil|*i 1* t-4*F i|
K' dll' I I T*
Impvi*I H f *»uti»nt#,r months p*t
KilJ II* I f \ <irll'*'l
I (Ml ili
hrir I'Htnp '‘ fbtNj* ' uvrn” *»jt ltr*V4
The loro,| IrtiV On i wai lung,
J\\ir 1lr. Ilvuuirrmm l* rsiM^tr.*
IrMDffHIIf111
o join -brr in Ihr near fitlurr. . rinsing- with ImiiIimii wtiler, and
llmroiigli drying and .limtg to the
aun at ivgtilni tot- ivrtl
l( a
lim e uf mold appeal on k iro l,
Mr. and M***. David Smith and dUcard that part t,f the hrrml,
dr*. L. A. I’alm rr plan to spend and wash the hreud Im iv thotmigh
d b weekend In Dnytonn Reach ty to prevent apt end of mold.*
The Veterans of Foteign Wnt*
Tailing Mr*. I’alm cr’* brother nnd
lit rad that hecsimr a little too
later-in-law, Mr. and Mnt, Hrttry dry fnr the tabic chii l*e put to OOVERNOR Karl Warren. S5, of Auvilirti> wilt sponsor a Hunco
trowu of Hirrnlnghnm, Ala. and
California, rer-clvea a congrnluln- party Thursday evening at th"
Uo Mr. Sm ith’* brother ojnl *i«- many use*. Thin s h e , dried out tory k ill from Ills wile idler an Irt-gion Hut »t a OfI I1 M wi(ti DAUOHIER of Do Amlmr.-.olor of
er-ln-lnw, Mr, and Mr*. W. U, and lightly browned m a slow uniireccdrntetl victory In dm St.do “hard to g e l” ti1 1trie* liemg given Norway. Mnrjon.* Mtinlhe tie M<.toven, have extra flium n ol may
for piires.
Imith,
genstlcroe, ii ti. wo with the li,.he
served like
Metbp tons* prlnmrlen. Wnrren won the llep u lf
A
mull adioir.ston
will in1
lican
nnd
Dcmnrralie
rmminntiona
city awiitd> >1 tiei when she wo* . .
Slightly hard sliei
of In end
rharged .in,I tile pllldlc i Invited
I. cted “Mi * I'. Itetf Nation. , .f
also may l,e u*rd Tory t acted thu* assuring himself r< «t«.-llnn t„ attend
I ' J l f in .'I II i . iii i.*tjnt*. llie , t'
lr. mid Mrs. W. C, Hut'-hi oe chce**' -antlw iric* «mt for Freir h fur a second term, (fnter'oittonal)
t-LSl was -t
d a! * ti N t ’ I - ini.n
children. Hill 'and Fenny tmvst. Make French t**»*t •*> dtps relumed to their heme nt ping in h milk nml egg mixture,
Wash Irig t<>i|, l r C. (intcrioiintnut)
j l\ith Avenue after »n ah then ftyitig to a gulden brown
gav
■a of three year*. Mr*. Hutcbl on both Bides.
and children arrived SaintCrust* and uther odd* nnd ends
FDItTI.AND, Ore., (A’ i I lie ro
from Washington. D. C. am’ of bread may lie u*cd as. crumli*.
mance of the old Oregon Trail
Hutchison ha* resumed his These erumhs may Im t»»ed for
still lieckons honeymoon rotinlei.
os it Inn with - Chase anil Cent coating food foe frying, fin- Up
I When e f Air Corpsntan W il
ping baked diahe*. stuffing veer■ny.
liam D. Cody came home with hi*
table* and meal, or for such
bride, they arrived In * twospecial* n* crumb pie crust,
crumb
coke,
and
ctttmh
cookie*.
passenger
ait plane Cody
pur
Mrx. A. L. Skinner accompanied
chased ht Ohio, making the J,7t)fl« following young giyls t'
|mile trip in 304-m ile jump* nnd
sytnna Reach yesterday to spen '
Istoppinv nt a irfo ils along tljv
c day with Mnt. I’T W, Ruckefamous covered wagon It nil actirss
ko is spending some time in thi
(he prairie and mountain states.
ttchlson Apartments: C a r o l
tinner, end visitor from Chertte, N. C. Hetty Weekly, Otyve
nn Adam*. Retly Rene Roll
ary Ann Galloway.
k
lins pras-idi-nt i lin'lmc fhiiit M*i"
«•«!». Ga
Other delegate*
ottendl'lg « li,, were fnmuT S jiii '
fiutllW's i n i I II <1 <•
CH A RLIE
>1 UH 'HI.AM '. PETER s e l l A A I.,
K A lit. L E H M A N III"! I!
I~
SH U T
. JIOO mile* » f i i '
covered liy the SM ITH S nnd
! HALLS, who ti*iti-d rriatlve* in
) W.ishingion, Roanoke and return1 K
via the Slicmindoah Valley . .,
"'ll - Fashion got-* nrlinllive this serson in baring, daring “native
A 'h '/ g u F tH-urhuca t. mm . tolh*'. »V|
1 1 * 'evening elolhe* lif you ran find
SnN, m i l l
. You'll see the primitive.
SAM influence id Ihe fluid grace af
MRS., (he --.mtug.drape, the sari, the
. an il1 Ihoti-IrnUsei . . . Summer colors,
Mon- too. ate perfect foil* for glowing
thing |*nn-k-ts*e.| .kin. the pale, luminir 's ’ [on - neutral", inks Mack ami bright
l i n e white as well as vivid, Maxing,
wolf *p liit-lifting color* , , . Many
irnnt* i local pcopie .. it, |«. interested 'to
u t leant that r I L I T CUM Hit. IVA>
\\ I ( t I \ MS(i\
former Welfiirt
^ }n t* in Georgia for one week.
Mr. mid M is. W, A. Patrick
Inn to leave in the near future
Lieut. Dcincr waa
n updo! the pummel in Win- Sin ij.l,in, Die. nnd * uioveil t*.
nnsln.
Ncwbcrg with Ids family at i
ra lly age. i’T* attended, school
M i*._ J,. H. Mrl-cod, J r . and there and wait active in ath le tic■.
|ughtrr Lucia sprat yesterday graduating in 1Pit*. Hu also at
ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. tended Willamette .University in
. K. Rnumillat.
Salem. Ore. and was letter man
and captain c f the football team
Mr. and Mm. F, K. Itouinillut in hi> Junior year and a mem
II and children have moved into her of the Alpha l'*i Delta fra
heir new hflnte «t MO Fa* trhnlly,
'ourleenth Street.
A member of the Naval Hr
srtvr he m e itilled into active
Mr*. George Shipp has re- m-i i n c ip Novemher til Id and
timed from spending two weeks served with the UlMctwnlrr liea Tallahassee with Sir. and Mi*. niolition
Unit.
I.teut. •lleiltei
L . L«ui*. Shipp.
wear* four invasion star*, the
Hi on* Star and the Stiver stai
^ Mr. and Mr*. W. I*. Heard for heroic achievement during
arftterly of Cordclp, (In are mak- f r-assault operations.'
lg their home at Lldtl Magnolia
TH REE
T EIIIIA C E T A L K
Activities
—
Klizabeth Byrd to Wed
in Daytona_ Bench
Sfr. and Mm. W. A. Morrison
nd family ric spending their
•cation In Greenville. S. C.
M r :‘and
Personal
C e c a l U T r u lu c k
rson a
sorwuy,
TH E SA N FO RD
Hints To Housewives
Ml (iirls Attend
Tnlhihasseo Course
V. F. W. Auxilian fl’«
Have Bunco Parly
I'llil' |i11i ti -1 *4fM'*i •1, l»f| III .nil* Cn5*|
it i»*|M Til* ii «iiiMn' |*ii«
i*4\tal« ri ff*t ill* I ii* *I ■* lull
I,
fIV I flu* > I* hi. U *'H Ut* MlipioI* 1111**11>
in I HAY M111I then
lilt* rlttMii uf “Ithi k Tilt1 yiacljf
wnti ntttl Hie
fm in . I Itilt I, miM i Iir Itii v
Cron I I’ajfe News:
Sjil. Colleets Papers
hiu*
s1t*M*s
Hiiytifi m! m-kni};s u *11 nurvivd
fim1 |Itut f iIHi, V»» l«int*t*r if
| licfurt* boinu
♦o-si 1\ *»t Hi-fi Wif it until l lie Htini* nr i*
w|ita tlt^-wiTi fit. i h- .i >*ti^biv -l» v l«
|im111n
I ill Hi nil
r I111 IIlf I fIlf .ftI a IIIHI*
I Mb' I ,l\i K.SI N > «
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Mf H*" * |*41 *|*I iff f Iit*itlrt I th f v ni f in
«m||i - 1..i ' 11* 1*1 i. I t;» l itiiitilil
I . ll.p k lH , u»t.i li.«
MMM» *'f
UlUli.
Hu* WfiHlinni <Mil• ) man, i
hank |»*llrr in ^i'lhati lifr.
lilt itilh'flimi a j| H>* Dm 11ft i
Vi t Hv jfititfilth in siit'ltfil H in
« hull li 1** I'h'iijf If.*/ t hi* Autil?.*
ill'll, I Im I ni* t »il ii"sj I iriiiiH f i* .
the MiAhaiy i 1* 11!«-1 nml t h*T 1’ii'
VA CATIO N C O TTO N S
Oregon Trfiil Is
N Honeymoon Lain*
i)0 Years A Doetor,
Frowns On Vacations Mayor’s Motto:
Kindness To Visitors
Hoosier State
Honors Ernie Pyle
DANA, Iii)l.
D r - »nd Mr*: f t — Park—and ins, Bob and Rllly, left 8alurly for Coiumhla, 8. C. where
ny will attend the grnduatibv
|th eir son Charles at th* Unita lly of 8onth Carolina and at
Mch time he will also receive
commission In the U. 8 . Naval
I
Man’s Holiday
Stretches A Nickel
a nkkaL1-
•
•- *,
The In-
a roadside park on II. S. High
way 1(1 near the hjithplare of
Ernie Pyle a* n memorial t* the
war correspondent killed by the
Japanese In the Pacific April 1*.
1915.
•
A feature will he a tt-pllrn |n
Indiana limestone of the statue
of Pyle /reeled on le Shims,
where he was killed and buried
The highway commission and tlw
Ernie Pyle Memorial, Inc., jo in t
ly are sfHinsorifig the park.
uh
'ICHCfA*. Kara., <>D — Dali
k, a bus drtvw, picked up a
icr and aaltor In downtown
MU and lo t. them “Off at a
way where they could hlten•« ride west.
Mt evening Cook and#his wife
In the family ear for-Colora*
When they reached Lae Anl, fliere were the soldier and
ir. thumbing a ride. Cook took
, to Canon City,
fhat." remarked the sailor,.re .
nr the five cents fsre he had
for the boa ride la WlehtU.
i the longest ride I ever got
- ffl*i
And What He Got Her
Was Ju st The Ticket?
PtCTUftCD In a mirthful moment at
a Hollywood party are ketor Mi
chael O’Shea and movie starlet
Virginia Mayo. Reports that they
HASTINGS 1 Neb., (Al — Rill
Rumpaltei, Union Pacific Rail
road ticket agent hrre, turned
purchasing agent fo r infant wear
when he received this wire from
the Omaha atatkm master:
"Mre. — , freer ear,-N o. 27 tod*y, desire* one pair pajamas ( i n
FORMER Marine Corps Lt. John H.
Calms, 23. who WlU be presented
5hf Medal ol Hnnoi by President
tfsrry 8. Truman, is pictured with
Ml Wjle. Joyce, In Chicago, III. The
iction for which Lei mi was cited three, one pair - eoveraPg six*
•ccurred at the battle ol Iwo Jim s three, three towels, three wash
eherg, despitei multiple wounds, he clothe, ore color hook and one hot
for her baby account her
lives! ot-two wounded cmyons
baggaje not placed on train a t
1 If light colored stockings air
put nuny for net! summer, the)
should h" rin‘»-| mil » few limes
.during the winter.
Tin- hit-ad box should be wash
ed, rinsed with bulling water and
llio m tih lv drhit and aired, in
the sun if possible, at legulai in
tervals.
When rooking oyster stew Just
heal oyster* long enough to plump
TI
them a* overcooking may tend mini
to make the ny*trr« lough and lure
leathery.
dyed
C ool a s n .b r c r z c —— th e se co tto n s will se rv e
— fo r a su m m er o f co m fo rt nnd p re ttin cis,
BUNCO PARTY
T H U R S D A Y , J U N E 2 0 — 8 : 0 0 P , M.
a
*
American Legion Hut
Sponsored by th e V . F . -W . A u x ilia ry
lion 2 6 c
P rix e s (H a r d to G et Ite m s)
T h e P u b lic is Invited
Ph on o
*!►’ H ^ .v ru n u m
�t u t , o il.ir tin w
VV L U I I L 3 U A I , J U I t b
ii i u m i u a
** *
tire** Is: Hl’/IH . H U STTK aEK . been filed »A«intt fv% I rl th« »b«»v4.
rntiils.t four!. Yutt Am herebr
1*i»r#*ift, rlrurnrl«.
nntlllfil !•» ilHlrtir
Ilia* «bok«
Yi*ti a r r t i f l d b y t»«*1 i f t«^it I h u t »*itl
f«f tllvtiffd h«M INNHI ftf<ni rarttlnad iUtuti "ii tb^
d»T «*f inly.
I
9
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a
ml
fall
y«*ii
not.
ham*« a
yoo
ill
1h e
<!Irrrul|
I'm irt
fair
HwinfnrtilA i>Minty, PJpritltt. III CH*wi* '€t#€TF•" jurfl Cja.Rf#A»r.i Will be FBllF*
e t t t liJF Iffpal* A,. ti«*tlf»|iipr. t*Hi I •#•<! msulmiNi you #f»tT lUv >»W ntjiJiM
AP Newsfeatures
#iir h»riHtif r«|uir«*a| tn fIIH yw»r j |irm r«h! r %
It I• furtnrr
DBNVKR Hslax. war ^
n pp^irnnrA with th** «‘frrfc. I unit i m«) tlut thl# f>nl«*r br
r«f *Atdt (Tour! In th«» County Cm»rt ■■■*# nnr*> a trrrk ft»r fuUr cop**']lit
!-ip o n irt to radar wave* wont
liouag ill HAnfor4, FtiiHdii »n «r j%r werki in |h4 Kkiifurii •||ar«ld *
leave your til »tcrilr. baldipg or |
v f)T AR ( ) r M ) CORNER
Brf&rt Criday, th* I :tb ilny of Sinfuhl, Kbo Ida,
anti-social.
I
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U 'lT N K S S r a r h a n d , a n d r i l n f w l
July. A. l> . I Ft*.* of darfauh will l»»CspL Meyer H«ike of Lowry
I>IAMC)NI>, Pii. .4*)—The litti# riitrrrvl atfoinht you and *«ltl fftihe ■m I at Hartford* H rrn ln o la t*« « int).
will pmrMMt *x i»TfF, ilfthrMl that Clurlda tbi* lltli d») of Junr, 1914.
Field
gave
sterility
test*
to
30
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r
,,
„ United Brethren in Christ Church
ii . | lir.ltXIrflN
to* imblf»tl«4 **t»ri* a
V iiit Frank'*
••tills e,t men who handle aircraft |(| , h^ northweslam Pennayl- ttftf* nolle*
iMrrS nf rlrcalt Oiurl.
for f«»ur «^n»»rutlvn w#o-kit
T n v e r n or
radar. He found them all iwrfect- v„niun
j. not „{len lh,
111 Iftw- ftunford Hrrald of H*nfi>rflt
iMK.tt.i
,
ly normal.
^IJr a w^ n in»f Whtn Flormr** FlofhU
come out to
WH
rvm my luvnd uml ill •» »-h! in
i ju r s t v
ji.-w itrn i ,o c i it .
Reports ros# thirir.tr th* war. A# Msin m*| charlw .V. FWf of »«1# riiufl ihl* Uth day of
the
Hi • Hat
MHMIMM.lt I '<It1NT V. M JlItllM .
that ratisr wave, would r-rmluea
m#rrjH() recently, it w .. th- itiiw. A. I*. IM for i pleasant
t>tnlr .jf fA iittlll M. K .lUMie*.
O.
»*
MKRMIHj.V
all sort* o f III effect* on humans. f)r*t vieddini: in the church In Oi
rt". B*r*i
Clark «f Clrrtilt Court for M.Jr rli't:
evening.
|>I‘ KINAI, rtKIHJIlT ASI'
One woman er.mptaim-d her years; A giievt at I he ceremony
County,, K!#f Ufa,
.W
*
PI.lt!
AT t o * 1,-iJlt tllXPItAlnlK
ho.band hml 'nightmare,. nftrr _VVn . 80 year old M n , T. I>,
II) U. U HUNT. *l>. C.
A.| iirt»*tn* ;«i * tisretiy mittfir.i
eSposVjrp lb the wove*. '
Thompson, who was the bride
lliat lli« iio-lrrvlso.it a . Kx.rolor
- t «f
r,U lr. tniy-T^mpirtm ill"
ATmther, whose hubby wrote the last previous wedding In 188-1* Vim "nrv ''for Vlslfrtlff.
loloilrilvtiatlujL thryiit/lnil ho* lll«t
that he h a d 'to climb over, llolnOj — — ^—
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in .„i.t court ii./(lnSl. report and
antennae tn make .repairs, -said
I jC ^ a l N o tlC C
IN Title- r tltr P lT I'cil'ItT u p T ltH i
ail-d tor,. 4)seh*rjir tm jselNINTH JillllCtAT, I'lltlT ’lT I N Inn*•Ih n *i». I f .any. .bo«l-l lieMul>
hks photograph, showed clearly
AND Klill HBHIMI1 .IS iu rN T T , Sflbvl After fiIIWf proof or uuBIlita
“** - n* baM n .u io m
he ’is 1to-coming
M im s:
HTATK lip PIsdtIDA IN I'llAN- * m..n -lo.wlnir lhl» Bolin hSv t-rvp
in lral"
Notice l< hrt rliV utxr!, (tint -1 am iH ilsy .
j aiulill.ln-il oiic» a week for * -fotiO
Fiiaagril
in
tiu»!n,»s
.It
HanfatU.
It AIt I, W. I'GftMQM,
)
. I eau«M*utlfe » o l « , the /tmlt.r of
• Bclentistji took no stock *n these
f Vrtfat rr|iiirt nlnt the
Florida. undiC-thr- fli lltinu. * - Plaint I f f . w
l"
1
f ittstrlhiitloo of vahl
of S iifrr I'U-t t’ab*. Sol H. l*af« I
) Divofeet ontvr'ng
AXr, «»•! Doll t lh Iend to real*l*r ^RYUTI.H II. PKAItMuN. ) Pini eitair will come Oetofe the court.
utltl ttulne ourruant to tin- tern lirffiuh. nt
iew dllit11
Tilth PtAdllDA NATIDSAIi
of the
Plrttttoos Notnr Hlaluti
HANK *rT JACKMONVffXK.
IMCATItl*
OHIIUH OH riU M
iTA TIIIl
A0
ilf *91hi r*t*ll*L
i t 'hunter jop .-.i l o s s of Plojtdftl TYi: M Y I I T U : It. PHAinMIN'.
[
1 will, the i lcrK of( the f'lrcull
f'lrniH ri
Hv u V U lA lT b U .
f i l l A v **.., S* , *l r ati»«l K<*t k mi X I It 1
b i t MejOU O o Ir 1 '-oi 1. I 1 . I-'Inrldu.
orldu,
i
Afi*iF(iiM! Truai u fflitr
Dakota*
thlsni.ll
iijui I,
al. i Olt«KTINOM;
ni.l 1 tV.. Iijia
I* .icm
'
[ Flint |iithlf«*aif@(i oft Jtllt*’ t i jf i f i .
May Mill ISIS
Yfiii *rrr b»»rrhy hiitlfliitl that *h« I n* m . mt urphjr
»hfsv«>v
fiu#p for
Atturiipy' f«f K»tatP,
IN i'til'IlT i»K T ill; POtfNTT
.Sanford Herald gvxis into
JI'DfIK. HIOUNtll.P. t*fi If N T V,
mine limit innil htmiBa l/i S a n 5 a r t i c l e s f o r s a l e
I HTATH DP Pld/ltlDA. _
C LA SSIFIED RATES
ford and Semi heir County. If
jin a 1hr K -liil. up MAIIV K tM t.t
V A t ’I H I N , t t e - r i . o j
ISc per line far one invert Ion
you- liftxe something to sell or
L A ST IN G F N F K 0 Y FROM
tN PhoilATd.
08e per liar for .1 inarrltoaa
buy you 'will find I but u rlavsi- ONK four burner Npico *tovit;
T<» Aid, Will ill IT MAY CONone IWu burner oven; 1 H bed. •07e per Has fm six Innerlionv
fitsl i)d in these columns will
CKltitj.
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T H IS TASTY HOT CFRFAL
05t per llae for 2ft in*rrlitm*
Not iv I* hcrciiy xUrn .Util
tell tin* most people about it for
inattre** A spring. I'hone 810Mi
J
f
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MANHI'IHt.D
filed
l»*r'PP»'
Minimum rhsrge 30e
It.
Iho least money, I’bone* N S or
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hrlmfi your ml to The Herald
Ihc c» ta t. of M A ilT K Id , GN
BOY’S Tex ii- snildle, good rondlincluding phone wad addrrva
office for Ijtllrk n - lilts.
vAUilllN. tlcccavnl; Ahil she. Ilt-d
tlon, *gft.m». phone t!i:t-W .
luT/|vtlrlsii f*r final dluharsc,
uitd Dial vhc n III n|,|,lr tr, th*
ONK folding iloubls col and new
l|i,n,,raMc It ,1V. IVAIt It, L'ouhlr
FOR RENT
02ZH7
12 SPECIA L SERV IC ES
in-lgir id hcmloolc tSiunty, Plorhta.
mattress. I'hono 7#j-W.
■■It Ihc i.tli d.iv Id July, ISIS, Mr
Hilt
i.f value i,ad fur fle.il
IMI’HOVKII cooper skinned I’uerto
rtivi h ai*e as Adhilril.li alHS t!.' T,
SKINS
Itirnn I’otdto plant*.' 92.50 per]
A
i.f
M
o..ta ll ,,r MAltV K IJdN
Show rard* unit pm ler*
\ Al'tiHN. dec cased, on thl* |th 4*y
thousand uf bed. Phon« 705-M.
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SKHVICK
m
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uiic
is
is
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MOOItK farm 0 0 Ccb-iv Ave. Hce
O, I). I jiin b r - .j I’hone 11121
U
JI'I.IA MANHKIKI.D.
Artluii Mis'iic. Ikilt IlntdwRtc HK8JDK3 our regular line of
Adinlnfvliatrli
t*. T. A. «t
l>nvi* Paint we have humlreds THE MU'- i* preferable to the
Co. or phone ItKl M,
till* ,nlatc id MAItV m.R - M IN U T E O A T S
of gallon* Army surplus paint
i.KS
VAIU1IIN.
ilcciased.
$50 deductible ndiiviun or up
of the highest quality- made by
W ANTED TO REN T
set nUtidnnbilr in - in ante, lo t
>
t * l r i c i f b l adH fH l.llb SI0 1*1
IS ru t ItT u r Till* rotrMTV
Irnding pniul manufacturers T «
our ra te *, for yoor ru i* nod
IflMlW*
Mill! IS'Ul.K UOUMTVv
fINdll liMild*', fm.
1VK DR
im-et guvenimrut speciflnitlons
trucks, lb M. Boyd ft t*o.
.HTATK U|* lU im ilA ,
nisheil, tit inwii. 1*hftiit? H2- VV, . . . a t gn-ut savings tn you!
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IN I'lCtHMTtd
Walter High I’ennunenL reel- 1 ItOltHON NPORTINfi tiOtlHS
hkmI In ip
tli** I'Jwffif'P «»f f]| LUKliT
■Lni.
1
•.HH1 Fast F irst S t.
importiii^t i on Mi«w what 1t t T,, sttir utm u i n* may Con
vvtiuhl e*i«l tn M-pli«t*r ymii ! I'K lis
A11f IK ft11lit mrti l **f fur iti-h.Nl'
M
AJFXTIK
radio
A
I
home, ftit Hit ur**, nif*ulu»n«Ii't'
N*±ii*t- ik *y«-*i llirti H
tif (t-tiTi v 1mfll— ItMkA.*' Mi-.
fii..I Li. final
512
\|title
Ave
and antiomdab d d c. 1 1 tiyt-d idi \|fjt|111ifsiHi
Itmme. 'ifrrfilPMItllit ItiiiH.
1It 1d1i 1I■•T -if I I l f P■1l|{ (* *-f
But you don’t Itiii.w what the •III.MHit I MTtfKUM r t ^ s . Ib-.t
verdict i. gnitig to la- in a law h» fl|r*l hi* (roilihm fs.r flrml ilb*REAL ESTA TE FOR SALE 0
A R T IC L E S W A N T E D
,*it»l tli.it ft. ndi {ipiily
kllit involving tardily iltjuiy ot Ibp if**nrrY
■«Ills |{ W W.MtK, Cntflt*
death
<irt adcquuio liability •Y .1utlhft* <
KltK i* #Euttti»th|fi»f wstrih con*f Hrminuli t ‘miniyt
J.L
BUY
youi
cal.
legordloas
coverage
t\
M.
Boy.l
&
l
o
»*u. mi th« i : m. tie> of Ju ir, ih c ,
•cRIf'MHF ii r *r«m Jutti^fl low firi'l 1
Must not show over age, rim cuts, radial breaks
"
f
sge
or
condition.
Hoy
Heel,
fur
approval
»»f *&m# Hml for
Runui*' apt- jiid! mitsiii# city
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of
A
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W
2nd
St
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t
o
fly
’
(ict
limit*. rt S' »*«i i nnitiban and
ply or rubber separation.
Each |irn will be s u b
r.in f* Of UlHIlHlir kTXlKia, <1*dent policy from
nut nul jt^ci tn utility iiis ur
un lb14 Uth ilny nf JfficL,
A
Co,
}h
11r1»wfliT11Yt» meri-inm in rity 7 Pets, Livestock, Supplies
jected to rigid inspection. Save time by not bring
If <* liriintrntill!** $r»ooo Ht
AtlmlniFf ratrii* **f ttii*
NOW !* the time lo protect
t . tv. BRNOKB
ing junk.
"f iIIIsHKtlT JfTOKKIt. doI BUY cows, rnlvcs, yearlings.
your property nguinst wind
19TW.I
oom 2. Fla State Bank Bldg.
It. W. Lord, Plume 7H8-W.
slurm damage*, (iet Ksiemleil
Rhone Inin
Coverage. ( M, Boyd A tlo.
l.»J Tttr: I’tlti l tT I’Dt’ ItT f i r THf!
FOR SALK:
Pointer puppies.
Mtn'm j i mh’ ia i . ciiiirt'iT tN|
ONK of Siinfocil!* b e ttty ! bhme*.
I’hone tflt-W .
A V l r K n i t S C S H M d . K I ' l i U N ' t V,
LIFKTIMK Income hrulth a.a]
dTVrt: i >k k m h - iiia
(a ll PJl M.
accitlent
imuiiincc.
Non-rafirell
|
IA i ' l l A J i K r U V X u s * * f
I
I'OL'KKH n»t»nirl
Kttfitable I! \|, Iloyd A <’-•
- n t h I D A I . A K T I X D K J I , l ' | u l » l l f f a v«,
i l 0 W E ST F IR S T ST R E E T
SANFORD, FLA.
Men Unaffected
By Radar Waves
I RELAX, COOL-OFF
and HAVE
a GOOD
TIME
notion* but air foteo surgeons at
lluke University made xome ex
periment* on guinea pigs, any
way, which iieemcd to thrive on
their diet of electrons,
. „Jterke
crKP went
WIIU u
„ slep farther by
' J " Z Vn in the tesU,
• T O O , IF IT A P P E A R E D H E R ta
Root-knot--Best control of this soil pest with
“D - D”
Hove us. treat your seed bells nnjl field s,
with, dur special'app licator.
001
-
204 North Elm
Phone 9S1
Notice is hereby given to the~owners and j or
agents of a ll real .estate within the City of Sanford,
Florida, that the assessed valuations for th e y e a r f
1946 on all taxable real property situate in th e C ity *
o f Sanford, Florida, have been increased the follow
ing per cent, according lo classifications.
20 per cent increase in the assessed
10 per cent increase in the assessed value
of nil improved real estate, classified as
business property.
100 per cent increase in the assessed value
of nil unimproved real estate classified ns
vacant lots, pieces or parcels of land.
The City Commission of the City of Sanford,^
Florida, will sit as a Tax Equalization Board a t 7 i3 0
o’clock P. M. July I , 1946, and any objections o r
complaints, either in listing, valuation or otherw ise,
should be filed with the City Clerk on or b efo re U16
day previous to the meeting, petitions setting forth
the objections or complaints for presentation to the
Board.
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JONES’ TIRE SHOP
lornl AKC
Ih!k*yliful IiUi Ka
IsIK"r with htinut Really Agent y
city ur cuiiitlry piuperty, Htiy- lin K S K with Juni«*r Sathlh* ut n
r t t wnlttflir. Strnut Realty — . Nacrifku for iinmciim c fUilnf r, I,. Hi inty, A ^u »**mie, .11KH | I me 1tJ7*J *
Cvibmlul i ' i . , Itm. 12, Orlando
» M78.
HELP WANTED
h o sp it a l iz a t io n
----- 1 Mt-uti r
in » o i« m e ,
tub
indivlduul. fnniily
I '. M Boyd A < •
TINtiKii wt..
BUNT V < Alt
VIM DHIVK IT
BIKl.NK 200
HTItlL'k LA Mi-M ORRISON
IM H tlVK-IT. IM .
I.LST whatever you have fm- mile
with “ TT.c man who know*
Hanford." Kdwnril F. I-tine.
Ilraxonlilde
UIRL tm soda Fountain at Lan- LAWNS mu w ed .
price*. Jerry laird, phone 78K•y’e If rug Stare. Bart time or
full time.
IP you wish to sell your pro
lan ty. *<<• Kdwntd r Lane.
KXl’KItT piano tuning nnd »
HKAMHTHKH3FH
pairing. I|. t’llff Dre**er. Box
1‘BOPI.E me coming to Florida
IU5. Mt. Horn. I’hone 2115.
and
inexperlgncetl.
evety titty. List your pnqtt’r.y experienced
for sale with Ktlwnid F. Imnc. Permanent work o ffe w l where
working conditions are excellent
H TItot'T lm» buyer* for four |In a well lighted and ventIIuled
tuti|H-i y. List U with St rout. plant. Adjoining restaurant where j 1Ha Bsim c
Flank I.. Miller, Represent stive, lu.«h»4 may b« obtained, to hour WAHHLNti
VlA alllN ti
machine*,
vacuum
211 ii I'nlmelto Ave., plmne 4S*i■
cleaner*.
cleaner*, Irun*, fun*. mixer*
M.soranre provided without cost.
or uny other home npidijinces
Apply In person r
• repaired or painted.
Call
I IIAVK a ro*h buyer waiting
BONNY TOW N TOOS
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to boy your property. Kdwnid
Casaellierry, Florida
W. 2ml St.
F. la n e .
WOMAN for general housework. MODE(tN MuiTner- Clothes, for
6 A RTICLES FO R SA LE
Phone 724-M, 107 N. Ias-ust.
Women and children, excluaWf
Fifth Avenue S’ew York Fash
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licBiitlful materials. Mrs. Alice
I'lttl rtHilt AIMIH
Odell. Ill) 1/2 Fifth St., up
are Indy the’ tieHHiirex at time.
stair*. hour* IO;Oll A. M. in
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painting
of
hmisra.
They miike idrul g ift* for
ft:30 I*. M.
Contract
or
hourly
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ham
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Rh.
Idilliduya.
nnniveraartes
and
133.
'AINTINt,- and Jecum liiui, ex
nront all other ores*ion*. I’hone
perl workmanship, lirentrd coil
5711 fur nil uppAintment.
TRACTOIl work by the acre or
tractor, work guaranteed, eat|.
H O IlFin L. COX
hour. Plowing and hannwlng.
mates given without oblige'.(at
phoTogrnphei
Phona 1127-J. (Jcorge .Steel,
Krnl (5. I .arson. Phone tlll-W .
TIIF. HS.SHX STUDIO
ONK Jam es Cilmer la looking for
P IIO I 8 TKIIY fabrics. A fine
yard work. House ittOO W. 17th
selection III stock. It. 8 , llrown,
8 t„ (intdiboro, Fla,
2011 North Orange, Orlando,
INNF.HHI'itlNO mattresae*. boa
spring*. -Hollywood Iteds. All
types
mattresses
renovated.
-Call us today — sleep better
tonight! ,
Krhais Hedding A Furniture Co.
Hnnfoid Mattress Factory
Phoim 1133 and 8 7 2 -J
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<0 NR vTSA C TO R—ilrlven dusting
machine 9140; One spray e a it
9125; One seed !>ed sprayer 913.
. Also doth, wiring, etc. Phona
MOTOR Ulke. Mfl mods! W h in er.
Swann's Station, 8 mile* Sooth
Hanford. New Orlando tllw ay.
82 piece so'.s HAND BAINTHD
CHINA WAUE.— New shipment
ju st received.
Stanley-Rogers
Hardware Co.
TA RPA U LIN S— W# have all altoa
— ant! can save yo<t, money.
Kinnley-Rogers Hardware Co.
BORROW IIK itK W IIKltK
PRIVACY 18 HKSRKCTI'll
OUR natural desire fo r privacy
in money m atters |a strictly
respected hare.
Friends and
relatives are not questioned
about your credit. Your employsr or business assoclaUai
will not hear of your personal
affairs. There is no cause for O FT A 6 year fire and wind,
storm policy. You' will save
embarrassment.
a pprxi* ima t ei y - 1 /4^-ef-t h e -e est
Mrs Venable credit requirement*
and tnay pay the prt ulum In
No co-maksra on money loans.
S annua! Installment!
C. 3!,
Variable payment plant.
Boyd A Co.
FAM ILY LOAN CO.
SA V E money an your fire, wind•form, automobile, workmen's
compensation,
burglary,
Ha
LO
bllity
and other
Insuranco.
ON automobiles. ‘
You'll Ilka our proflt-eharing
plan of Insurance. C. M. Iloyd
A Co.
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par
all
around,
Containing
money, pictures, etc.
F.velyn
Watkins, Real’s, Orlando Highway, phona 82 J .
PORTABLE RADIO UATTERipS
Bauar Appliances,
rk A*9* ^
u ta m
: - r r FLA T nitn saxophone with
case. Good condition, ewe*Bent
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DGNT LET AN OWL ) THERE'S NO BLUFF
HOOT BLUFF YUH, / IN LEAD BULLETS!
SH E R IFF WE
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THAT, S H E R IF F ! / —;------ "
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THEN IT'S TRUE TvES, BECAUSE HE KNEW HELP YOU.TONTO, LEAD THE
WAV TO THE O U T L A W S ^
YOU WERE PLAN Of A GUN FRACAS I
NING TO HELP WAS IN BACK EAST. BUT HIDE-OUT!
KELLER?
NOW I ONLY WANT TO
v— t SEE HIM BEHIND
LO O K AT THAT!
SH O T M A T T 'S
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X O f HIS HAND!
G iD D A P y / C O M E ON,
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TELL THE h ADMIT I WAS G O IN 'TO
TRUTH, < BRING GRUB FOR KEtLER
S H E R IF F M n D HIS GANG. I HAD fct
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\L o A A JAM I WAS IN. BUT I
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i tdTi.svif:rt. Tivfemfseti
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C ltl.K 'l IM I a
v a lu e
of all improved real estate classified, as
residential property.
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tintI light buff. 5lrA. (j*rl Morf.
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— T h e W eath er Uureuti 3-Run A tf a d f tn (>th
prtnni.sutl fa ir w eath er for
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th<t 7 5 ,000 fans expected to
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witness ttie Jo e fjju ls-B illy
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Conn heavyweluhl c^nm.pitmship fight nt the Y ankee
’Stadium In New York City
tonight. 'Pile scheduled 15fotititf hnttle start* at 10:00
p. M. KmUcrn Daylight Turn*,
IJLIMl I*. M. Sanford tim e). The
forecast for -fight time t« for
n r J i.’tM S jrrr<ist«nM
Herald S p a rb Editor
Th- Haynes A William* Furni
ture Company (ram eotttinueil tu
»et the pore in the City Softhsll
League Ih- t night when they cap*
tured an impressive 8 to,
jii
Security Lumber
Whips Robson’s
Firestone Stores
PRINCIPAI
CENE OF HEAVY TITLE B O U T
P H O N E 12
111 E i i t F irst S tre e t
Mnr* took .th e lead in the
aerund
frame
whe n
tlradry
Odham got u Trass-league duiiMe
to right fie Id and irurrtl nhrn in.
Iroth ci, lilenn, dropped a -jiijl,.
Otto left. The M oo men rooti-d
their second uiui fihnl run in Ihe
The Security I.umber Ciinumov
ftmrth. when Ilrumlcy walked and soflWdl team raptorial it*' fir ‘
iidvntired jo second on a fieM it’a outing
in the
City
Softball
t huiie. (ilenii Odham blasted ottf I .cue lie last night when they *
hi* second hit of the evening, a took advantage o f Id error* hi
long double ' to left-center, tn the Itoti.on Sporting tiood* i m t
puih over Brumley.
and gutliciisl in a 1*1 In I .*0 "
Ilnyne* and William* tallied. j(lly
their first run o ff l‘au| Kill* ,
in the fourth when Time lit on ,
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■Inulihd to left. Altman gnmudiil "L,,
.
out, *nilvnlirllig
Tmirhtun
l ‘’“ mull
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| tu *f i d
hi m
I ourhuui
when
rv tilt
grounded out, sei'olui to fit*!
j '\ '" ,*.j
Moyne, and Wiliiiun* ko..tl«l ** '
the rouut in the fifth when I er
'
willegar *ingleit to lift field, . ,un" ‘'
th
went to second on nn etrot i .ik S c tiiity alt
third on Jones' infield hit a ml ntl ’
scnreil on a p«*seil hall.
mates
loo
A aerie* of wild pitches and '" I " '1 l‘b>
passed lialls provided the loses 1 1 0 . 1 m
*nry break* for the three 1 an
Seewrtlv
attack i n 'the sixth inning. Tom 1 first inn 1
Inn led o ff with an Infield hit. when I'ullu
the only blow of the inning V 1 tun) and «r
error l>y third
liasemuti .luhn llirlo rllh
1
Angel.^if* walk to Kvans. lluee siiond too
pnssed bail* and a wild pllriltlhird when
nceouuted for the margin i.f on a fieldi
victory
on an errol
Timchton gathered in two .nfc- on a passr
tie* in three trip* lo the plute
\\ tlliams
to lend the Haynes A Wdtiiiin (ly run in
attack
I'ei willegal. .lone.. Hr 111 |yn ^ n« |
and William* aectomted for the<.inglP To •
remaining four hit*
. i{i,h*on'*
(». (Mham led the Mussinen ,,f j),f cun|i
with his double and single in when M ctj
thriw appearntices
Martina mol
un,| „
U. Oilhum nicked pitchet lied
infield
William* for the other two safe „„ 1 mored
uvt.iim Beach '•
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t'i
Ur- till* Yr-lrfda\
y i land* It!, (inu ic-t iUr 1
St. \ugit.tlll0 A, |byt.mil 1}
I ’l'lttnii 7, Lee-dung t.
I'alatkn, t. SANf-‘l»li1» 1.
fiiirnr- I'rid ai
.v W tfU llD lit S t. Augusime
I'alatka at (lay Inna llen.h
I'r la m l at Urlnmb'
tinine.vitlr at l.w slitin!
liu n n Snluttl.il
St. Augmf iur. at S.AN'Ktlltl!
t illtliesviUi- ;it I ti l mill
tirltiwin at I'rhfnd
I lay tiniy Bruch .it I'nlalkn.
(tame* Suiui.it
Daytona llparh at SANKUliM
St Augustine lit I.rf.liutyr.
I'iil.ilhu ill tlrjniulii
I IT.it lilt a t I in iur. i >11t-
4W To 2
Schantel Will
Hurl Tonight As
Feds M eet Deland
L ak e's
Horner ' One
• Of Three Hits .Made
Off Avon Driggers
\ZAI KA lim v i . I* \l. ATKA;
lime )!', 1 Sp e.'iil I
Mima .-Cl Kil
I evy'. SmifiK l * elety Ki’il* run' mill'd In l-v *• i'L'i‘‘ I i l f i l l i in «»lie
•if tlu-ti Wei ! IllUing slump*
lu*t night a .
\vim !»i iiftfi r».
I'uintka smith pisw-, limited the
Sittifmd aggii-gntjun to thtj-i* hit*
iihili- hi. mute. ut-rr m-umling
out six hhm - of? J imfit.* ilnwiiur*
ton to gnllui to i* t to J -vief i*f i In*
fu m f
ie' lunlinf
lui kl! -|tdJNe—
(I
*1111 I Ill'll Mlfc. llwjr. -ttl'l
i rv ivt t 111rt'it tf*ri-r4 Jit*
1-T 'Krrors . Prove Fa
tal To
Sporting
(rootln Aggregation
On* Pint C apacity
HAND
E n y to d m , e»iy to hindU
A garden "tn u e t" for
heilUiy, hearty plant*.
JOE tOUiS
Liquid CftPUDINE
C ttU L S
SHORTS ODDITY
lUttprien: Klli« n
llrumlrv; WilliumiJuf <* . tit tTliiii ici'.i Ih
i<
till! rrifitly,
D* aill
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-i Hinil 1 1 fat 'ilft m *i t
tillin'! Halil** St f Jilt 11 11 it it I.
action.
On# A m oirnn
tvi ih'i
offer* thi* explanaliim:
Ivltt had hicuine liked Ins no e
Slnitialinn Wished to piiielire 1 t
long' hour*, ile had kept hit 1 1 j
halls until P:"(i I' M. clod] iiiflit
whit'li wit* ling after iloIdevitt wisheii i« join it- 1
at n to at by oul* for a mm- '
Score tiy Inning
Rotrton'*
s.
Modern
fo
the opening hell tonight.
The chninpinn and challenger
met when they appeared at Madi*
*on Square uatdrn at It dll) A.
M., hjistern Standard Time, thi*
morning, for the official weigh
Ing in ceremonies
Conn broke rnuip ami stayed
in a friend'* New York Apart
merit last night, lie had a light
workout yemtcrtlny.
Lamia remained ut hi* training
camp until this morning.
In
cidentally, t^ere have been ro.
more of a reconciliation between
Loula and hla former wire, Marva Trotter Louis.
Borne 80 percent o f the ticket*
■old for the laiuU Loan battle
have gone to oqt-of townerq.
New Yorkera haven’t been knock
ing down Mike Jacube' Iwa-offlce
window In an attempt to get
ticketi.
I t may ' he that New Yorkeis
have been waiting to *ee what
the weather prediction would be.
It alto la likely th a t many of
the people who can afford to
W a . /’it
Complete
Easy - t o - Install
HOME
INSULATION,
vlalon aela.
O f courae, there are compara
tively few telvvlalon act*. But
Security
HI 1
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IlaHcries:
Ileek With; J
SPORTS LAUGH
Heavyweight
cbampiori
Jo e
Lout* w«» inter vie we<t over the
Iran*-at lan lie letephone liy (be
Runebli new.ipuper. Travda. the
other day about hi* ihiinrr* for
tomorrow** rhampixn.hip fight
with Billy Cohn.
The Buailan asked Joe many
qucution*,
which
the
Bomber
answered politely.
Finally, the
I'ravda sporty writer said to Jo e :
"Have you ever fought Mr. Conn
before?"
An Incredulous Jen pmnlrreil
over that one fur a moment un<l
then replied: "M inter, ain't you
hcattl 7 "*
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Split bamboo fishing rials were
fimt made in America by Samuel
I’hillipe at Has ion. I'mnsylvania
In - l*48i— Hporta A fie b i----- — —
Johnny lay, Conn't maneger
Itlnrk
»helliii
III thr f1
1 null urc—Sport*
The Alnyka brown iient i*
most savage big game animal
North Ameiirn
endowed Indication 1
mid wilt cold ntisu ii
attack men without the
pniVncatinme—Sport* Afi
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
AND BAR
E lo f id o P o w e r & l i g h t C o r o p o n y 't
834,000,000 E s p a n t io n P ro g ra m , now
onderwoy, it providing plenty o l who!
II tube* to help b u ild o bigger, berter
a n d more prosperous florido.
PH O N E 8 8 0
Caribou on the North Amcrl
moat of the peryon* who do have e«n continent at the present time
•uch aeta are ' planning
are estimated io numlwr about
t partly*. The fight will U
fifty milHod.— Sport* Afield.
vlaed In three citie* —
York, Philadelphia and W|
ton — and it ia estimated
aa many a* .100,000 persons
see the tdleviaed version of
Some 600 of Waihlngton'* )
art have accepted invitation!
one television showing of
Although most everything els# c o in
more—our new (3 ,5 0 0 ,0 0 0 Rote Reduc
tion makes Sunshine Service even
cheaper—to help you live better, elec
trically in Florida.
JO YCE, NfCHOLLS MIKKOLA
I f i Dlff©r#nt
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it r o y i lo r fisa ir
fiicludii
ICHOLLS STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHY
p o r t r a it
2 2 0 M E U C H BLO G * —
COMPIF
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Lord N elson,
hero, won the I
Hagen while ad
der» , to
Snapshot
P H O N E i1 G &
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Locul Kiwanis
Hear Report On
National Meet
ACL To Share In
Purchase* OF 117
Streamlined Cars
. t t ’nHltau«il I ' M * l*.ia» l l a ' I
tlon In Issue# that mlkhl have a
that since Kiwaniuna represented
leader# In .the business world, and
since In union there is strength,
there Is no reason for the organixation ___ making its strength
felt, for things that ate light.
As an instance he told of tin*
iWlarnltim of a flprida Kiwtuilnn
who at the ‘ convention saitl; “ We
have a senator from our state of
whom wc arc nut proud,” and then
declined his club bail wired the
senator expressing the disappoint
ment of its liiemirei# that lie had
not.taken a stand for a cause.”
President Halt also lob) of the
inspirational talk of roluniiiist
IRrw lVarson upon ivemocrattr
principle#, of the Installat on o '
,i, -N. Mncrsoii of Washington
Htald as ncw.pie#idcnt of Ki-*nnh.
ami of the fine at tends dee" of the
meeting front the United. Stater
The Atlantic Crrest Line ilnil*
ttm<1 will * hale in the pun-hasu
of 117 lightweight. streamlined
pa-senge* train cat*. itm »-.ik» ut
which are caper ed to commence
durinir the middle "of i.ti*. uccoid*
ing to information n w .v e i ny
W, II. lllnck, superintendent of
the Jacksonville division from'
C . M. Davis, president o f the
Buy 'A Bond
For Albuqiiu
L "•£
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J x j:
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BROADFELT
$2'50 square yard
CHtCKINO THEIR SCRIPTS In Waihlnglon, D. C., twfore sddre-.dnK a labor
•rally In New York by telephone are Harry nridges ( lilt ) , head of the
International Longshoremen and Warehouse Workers Union, and Joseph
Curran. National Maritime Union head, (/ntrrnaiiniml Snowrtok/uoV
In N e w N a v y Post
SKiLKK WINS
D ETROIT, Jun
Ill-U P )— The
Repuhlican nomination for gov*«rior o f Michigan has irecn won by
Kim Sigler. He formerly was
special prosecutor during a Ion;
anti sensational grand jury in
vestigation of graft.
Rural Common Him.sc
home-maker*:
VetTInisltcH 2 Years
NORMAL. III.. 14*1— Joy Cur:p«nter hreereg through the Inst
[two years of nigh school In two
tiaya.
The 2.1 year old former infinftry captain enrolled In the V«U-,
ernii* school at lllltedt Hlvto N >•
mal university. A fter ntlcnillng
Iclasses under n special tutoring
[plan for tH hours, he decided to
take the ciamihMtiona and ■nulli
fied for n diploma.
Sirs. Smith nod Mrs. Ilnil told
of the fine enterlulmm-nt fruluieof lh« ronvrnlitm, i'#|iclatty tilt
style shows.
Mrs. Smith told of the fine re
plica of Silver Spring# exhibited
under direction of Peter School.
Mrs. Hall gavn details of the
style show ami vaudeville, and
b o th t a llie s declared the conven
tion wn« delightful. Interesting
ami inspiring.
tJrCIIUM.1 L'Kgli DM* IIIHIIHU4I1I lll'W.
i v : i O ' i'C tfC Y conecmlng lit* tdutnnlum-prmluelriR atomic pile
' (.
. 1 1 m i. has In-en lifted. The discovery that could destroy
.i.ti,.: i.. i f ., t .-on: it,id by U, S.*scientists to bcncdtnran. Ily pul»
■ ( I c o n lit: 111.- g raph ite into the pile (to p i, sucli elements Uennt#
eotcjivt .net i an i.e ctsr-d lo trace the horly’a biological processes! or
iu .t i! -re rite graphite block, which 7tas bren surrounded with
1-brick to .! ; (t>r protection, U removed (bolloiii) as a girl worker
. 'in ii^ i ..dmurlivity with It i fierial device.
( fnlcrjut|l0a«l)
Aro large ege# a better buy
than small eggs? .
It depends on Ihr prlrc, "M edi
um" eggs (average 21 ounces pet
doit ul. are a# reoncntifal a*
"lairge" eggs (kverngv 2i ounce'
I*fr dozen | of the same grade If
at
least
nor eighth
t hrill'd
"Sm all” rg.'» {average |H ounret
ier tbitful ate as rruiionttrnl #3
arge eggs if at Ir’usi one-fourth
cheaper.
Is shell color—white t r brown
•—related to fo<Ml value.
Color <>f shell makes no dlflerenre wlgitever in (he fitml Vallit
or tpmlity of flavor of the egg
Stomach Sufferers
Wail Fast
Sure Relief?
—H l(MM>
n
COURT RFIIUFFH
PROS FACTION
are guo.l i.ub,tituti , fm inrat. o '■'
one of the most versatile of till
foods, and pecans* they utr good
for iolk*. home-makers *711 do
well to use them frequently in
thvir menus. Ilete ate sonic tjuestioru and atimet# alaitil egg#
that should Le ^of interest to
W HEAT HARVEST BEG IN S
MOSCf.W. June Ul. r,1*r
llnr
vbating of the wittier wheat crop
ASSISTANT SECRETARY of the Nsvy. ha* begun in the center of the
John L Sullivan (above). A7, who rich Ukrainr wheat country in
was Itorn In Manchester, N. I I , was Russia The yield is running nnominated by President Truman as high n« 20 bushels per arte.
Undersecretary of the Navy. Tire
President once sought this post fot
Edwin W. Pauley, a California oil
—>••• Navvnhotn, (Inlernallonal)
TOKYO. June IP. n i l — Allied
headquarter# has directed the
JapaneMt government
to send
shift* to the Philippines nod lo
Okinawa to return 27,00(1 tons
of surplus Army food to Japan;
The food will he stored in TnfcvW
pending , authorisation
for , IU
release.
i t. .
F in e Floor C overing for niyy room
ful colors to select from .
S e v e ra l b ca u li
“It\s EASY to Pay the MATHER Way
PH O N E
EASY
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TERM S
O F HANFORD
Nil MORK SW EARIN G
S E O U L Korea. l/1*t— A monu
ment in Hi on| i,curing u IPilH In
scription all Korratt# were to.
tf let ed to i end o> an oath of al
legiance to Jnttnn slum will he iritiuvrd, including to the of fire of
pltivinrhtl affairs.
f
A newly laid egg that is not
eroled Ipltcklv nn-l liandlni r t i fully tony lost* its “ fresh” ‘pijii
|lles in a day or two. On tie
other Itnnd, an rgtr riven rigid
fare sttd storage may keep the ■’
qualities for several month*.
Oo*j no egg when o lie (red eitow
signs of ••fresh"..qualityT
Yet. A high, rounded yolk mol
.firm, upstanding white me sign*
of “freshness." A* an egg loses
•fresh)'**#,1 tr.r yolk u flatter em
the white mrru watery.
, Should fe e s b- yvashctl Ireful e
storing nt homeT
hfo. Wnshjn- icinove* the proteftive film or Idonm, which helft#
keep bacteria and minis from get
ting through Iho porous shell.
Any dlri ran Ire wiped e ff with
a dry, rough cloth.
Should eggs Ire kept cold in
horns slot age '
Eggs deteriorate In a warm
place and iahnulj Ire kept a t n
lemperalure Iwtwccn H8’ and U>‘
■hVrs n**t #*"ws *re sero •#■! »*4iIf . . . ird food U Ametieta st III
lurmvM h-sl! Mallsi Him- t nnlr |o - i t , _ Pn'!-I. Il-I’t Itssl an jut —
Sts |u .i i - o «l I if- t p - l - l t . - t U n i on# lltrir nslt-tn s id e rrputstlon l*
Ibr >.-oVo s pell rlion ul t.si'
Out •! Itf* wsdk > hyblsil swlt b . . . # • )
ss tv |k
'UtAINlNO his biceps. Harvard
.'.u til h ta v n n 102-pound half
u.irfrl ol beer six fret off ground In
t*»t behind the Supreme Court
bol ding in Jam aica, New York.
I« t nor ordered by Judge hearing
to', by Joseph K cu ler who claimed
rouif-d Itrewcry Workers Union
■ ted bint because lie couldn't do
it. Three out of five union membefs
-ot-.ldn't pass the test. The judge reyCj-ved d*einlnn.
( liiternationntr
Doe# an egg contain good pro
toin. vitamins, minerals?
Eggs provide protein in the top
lit
S 2 ?i
H e*
I#
S in
he'
T«w». 4 Ckalrt — l i M««itflT •- r » - , Ti
h 'i /ua lo dint on erode rtilaurant food
Todiy’s Kelly Is reaUy rrmr—
stronger cord, extra rubber bethat keeps the tread com patted
rather than it retched after it
ft inflated. All this adds up to
plus performance at no extra
,eoet
Come in soon and see for
yourself why tough, depend
able Ktlly is the buy for jroul
Rut when it ernes In daydn-tUy-out good toting
there's itoiltinp like your orln privsteeecipes (lame*
, . * -1 on your own tsomD-i Tut C a taupe! To you
. and the
20 million oth*rs like you who prs/w fliroe-cooiery . . .th e
ip-cd, ccottuaiy, flexibility tttd rlrsnlinest of Cat (s an old story.
What's re a llf big new* risht new it - ypur own (nditldutU r
pUnnerl "New Freniom Cat Kitchen", It’s cooler, cleaner,/»"ier
to work in than ever before. And it'a all built atouud a new Gas
tsn^e so cumpfelely sulomatic, it cooks a delicious hteal even
lutes of dosm* of tenges
imbjned into one. Pjsn lor it, JfbicY
Stafford’s Service
result in deep colored yolka. But
a hen's diet low In these feads
and rich in fish livar nil mav
result in pala yallow yolka with
just a# much or more vitamin A.
Is a hardbfltlad egg the same
as a hard-cooked egg? /■
. No. Eegs may ha h*H-f<x>keJ
khont boiling, and cooking at
;h heat toughens the egr pron,. For hard-cooked egge at
hair beaj. simmer— don' t boll —
ha eggs AS to 30 minutes. For
ill agg dlshaa, a success asrerat
to uaa low to modamte tern
Cor. 2nd & Sanford
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A I H I SM I IX i d AU/MIIIUM D IN tlTI U T THAT W ill ADO NtW MAUTY TO TO U BgltCH lN TA II1 IX T tH O l
TO 4 * . 10 IH CM IS WITH TWO ID INCH U A V lt
IfA C ID U I CUUIgV D«AWie.
tu t f ACI SH U T AMT TO HOUSIHOtD ACIOJ, MOltTUBf. H U T AND U r O W X I TO tUNUOKT MATCH IN O
c v tv tD ro e s u r r o s i.
tw,H?
* * 1ACU AM0 MAT1 HU¥'^ '« o t o
J
\ j m J iia r -iiip fi- s
f“ W ^ h
.SMITH RB8I0NS
^ fb tien ad The Whl*" P ~ u
Sfifp vamtouncAH the* J W d * «
rums* L »*na«t|n* she -a lly * -
IVIflYONI who meets IHUe Ssndrs
Garland, age IS month*, has re
marked on her sulking re»mRoilrh la giving nu.
blance to Engltpd's former Prime
budget b?h To h j W f it* • Minister, Winston Churchill. San
dra la ahown In ibe.iullp gardens in
1946
•D *9 U a s*ln e .ItT P « r-A *r4 llf
AuiuguKiiyun. N. M.-j-vj
P u t r.*i
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A LESSON IN LOUS
10,
tVw iI in ff.r Item #<14 I n t i m u n . O I A
—Advocate# of n now eivip^nudit . heartburn, fa *
W***. **ar
loridni l*oml
hopc-the cast Kath.
Wlar-aatlng paint, bu rnlnf i i m i i n ,
enjoy* u huge banner oxtrollttlg Mamatb *»4 blear paint, h a m n aan. a , . , .
I*4 a lf> rx *i an4 otnsr trm pm m t at f t x o t
merits of the issue.
k jjre r-s rta iir. tut lha
lU aa a an M to irf
Tbp banner formerly ndorncil re ia u csn isln lu s r i l t b l * * ■I calla4 h i*
an underps*-. Hut la>t time it Ufa. Iha lain* fo il- s t u n s w o llrln -. pl ( .
r Paata**. S*l-U»t aiib
wm serp was on the side of u xf lnl aKn- li* bB,-l amisn
u ll »t*a lata *.:i«f a* 4 ra |.
1‘ullman in n sirceial train carry*
it »ttl r*fb»4 ja « l iaeo»*. T ry A l l o t ,
i-4 t» Ing veteran sailors to an matern
A t Touchtnn and other Rood
naval. separation center.
Drue . Stores in Sanford.
The other railroads sharing the
purchase are the Florida East {
Co m Railroad, .the PcnnayIvunir i
Itnilrnad, and the Rlchr.tnni, Freds i
crickshutK and Potomac Railroad, s
The cars Include 71 slet'jrlng rars.J
ill) coaches, Id dining tar# and -:
three luggage t ar*, t'tllm ai /]ar j
Company wras given I he order' fo r:
lift ta rs and American f'n r.n r.d i
Foundry Company for 22.
.
W hin received. the t ars wilt he •
used
lo rtrmplclclx modelnice ■
anil ’Canada:
Secretary Ralph A. Smith told
of Irenefil# he derived from Iho
eonferrnre of secretaries at Cite
convention, o f retiring |Tcsident
Hamilton Holt's inspirational ad
dress, of a talk OII the United
Nation# Charter in relation In
W E D N ESD A Y , JU N E
T H E S A N FO R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
P A G E S IX
S outh fltLflnTic
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rur. WEATHER
In U n ity T h e re I t S tre n g th —
I in
To Protest (h* Pm w of thr World:
To Promote the Progress of America;
To rrodncc Prosperity lor Hanford.
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AN INDKI'ENDENT DAILY NEWSIWI'EH
V O LU M E X X X V li
E s t a b lis h e d
e
x
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Economic Stabilizer
Hints Resignation
If Congress Okcys
• Amended Program
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O .I’.A.
R iver Program
To B e Discussed
At M eeting Here
extension
hills and called them "inTlntionary booby traps." At
the same time, Bowles drop®ped a broad hint, that Ur is
prepared to resign if the
price rotiifd pmghim
* bp 'Conginx,.
_q
„
hi* view* 'in
i
the print extension til tort Ion in
•' N ■ItlrnJtnt prepared fur rele**e
ij at ' a ' j n r * n conference, Tn hte
blast ‘Id Ihe Aroint SMT extension
legislation, Howie* added thin
hint Im u he, would pick up hU
h«t IL !i legislation unacceptable
t'lowil* mill uhciil in the ho»iIt passed whrn hr said:
0
"I routrl never agree In tiny ne** section of Itiver Rouge on
compromise which ran only bring the outskirts of Detroit after a
Ua one step nrnrrr inflation."
However, Howie* again appeal- ’
ed to I’reaidcnt Truman lu vc*o
any price extension act which i
not In accord with Ihr iiiuuia.nl
of the odminiMratir.n tn li.d.l Dm
line against inflation
llowlc*
added that » vein might then
lie followed l»y llmiw and SenaG
action permitting price and rent
controls to rontinur a* they, are
A fo r another year, The prc-enl
Surveying
price control legi-lalim, e«pirc* Architect
June .10.
Buildings
To DcMeanwhile, menilxii* of the j
Senate-House
conference
c. in
terminiRepairs
mittee trying to iron out differ
ence* hetween the two chamber*
Seminole County's *rhotK .,.ton extension legislation main- tiring
investigated
by
Ellon
talnrd a ceiling nn wt-rd*. The
Moughton. architect, who i» mik
members- *ald they wmdd keep ing
a careful • survey of the
all further buxine** xeeTot until
in order lu detet iitinr
they have finally worked out building*
repair*, it wu- hm
legislation Uiey feel will tie »r- emergency
^ ce p la b l* |o troth house* of Con-. noil need today hv Supl. T. W
DisfUMM
nnOWDKIt
LEAVES
MOSCOW
M o s c o w , juna jo .1 m — The
formar General Secretary of the
Communist Party In the United
States. B»rt Rrowder, left Mo*,
cow for Pari* by plane today.
Browder Is nn his way tn the
United States where he said he
▲ will represent Soviet book pub
l i s h e r s for the next five years.
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COMMITTEE
June J0-< / P )-conference committee
W A8INGT0N,
The
joint
has e g r .- e d to a m m p r u i n i x e
p I bu
for the draft of teen egers. Those
18 year, of age would not be Inducted H, but thosx who are U>
would be taken. The committee
, woe
irtkm. m victory for the ouse
iup. wax announced by RepubSenator Styles Bridget of
Hampshire.
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RESIGNATION
‘
«- ACCEPTED
WASHINGTON, Juna » ,
M ld t n l
Trumin b u b o
1 rex Ucall on of Philip M. Klutx*
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la Visiting Parents
l*ro|H».sals
In m u ii,-
(« Im* iticil !«*i nltmiae etaniy dfl*
Vcdopuo-tit
jn.»?
full.** ^ tin
reipicfi uppntpi mturn .ilmii i twice
I he Lirt pte-WsU .iioMfiietlt, voted
in Ii’ 11
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the I lulled Stale* to de- *! " f
Kns, It. I’. Snumvem, tkippet j * t ' n\ all tier atomic homli i witjiii^
of
th e
s u b m a r in e
ch aser
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the pm iftine *»f 11 ,urim
. Naval m r m r l . of the Sanford
Orlando aic.i Ifr irvrnliv| that
the nhip'ft fucititierff would pro
I«h|y
be
made
avuilphto
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cuptrid,
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How Io Obtain
Driving P erm it
\|)|ilit;iiiU Ui'iiiiin(i
To ILi^s W ritlun
Fxjim \ml Ivv • Tu*-}
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%11»i»•ft111ii* »■hii r,i"| 111*vi. *j»*r ki t
Mi ii!*d M*
Municipal I in , nuped Mi'ht
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dept}, of even feel, en New \•
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are on xrheilule for the forth, Britain, France. China and Id. ■la surrender their vet,, power.
coming training period
Pros idem "jack' Patigsn pre-‘
In addltinn, the United S l a t ,,
resmrni Jark l.airgsii pre linn propolte,,
implement
LleuL W alter Slovall Is- visit sen1 tod
1tijniavi |
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III|>I1 III* lit It•a brief irpurt on tlir
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ing ht* parents, Mr. ami Mr«. rrrrration program tiring carried agreement*
roily ufier rfflcti*
W. B. Slovall at I KH Kim Ave. out by thr i lly amt n-vialcd world rnnlrol .,f atomic i-ncrgy
M JUtfl d«‘| ?» I 111? *11 t'l »Mt 1fM ,|T 'L.'
Hr in enroute to Columbia Uni that a meeting of tkr city lie- e*tabH*brii.
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versity in New York City, bay creation Uommittrr Wa
lat-d
Thr Rimslaii plan would, wllbio
■1 » me
ing lieeri detached from
the to ire held tomorrow «fr,-iirooo
1*11 days, take iruitinl out of A Klrvriith
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In
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N.R.O.T.C. Unit »t tbe Univer
Two tirw mrmb-r Joe < Hum mrrican liamU tjy mrana of a i Sendai
II, ti,i l
r -Ifl1|»it ( “ i d 1.
j t , I 1 ■|ii"f f
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sity of I’ennsyKanin.
ami (>. M. Fundno, .o-u- Intro- internalinnal ronventlori
i
tbe to
v? •? M*> Ft' •- M |.*1,|I 1
I .
Lieut
Stevalt
entered
the ducnl |i> Mr. Ratig.i- .-nil a t-I
lll.«rrvct» -ay rlial Pu-mi |-o moliM,
Irri-lr-oo
xrntatton of , rountrr-plan It-*
Naval Service in January of- one visitor, troiigia
1
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11 r
ittrin ? * t
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A lt-i
1P42 and served for two yeari
—— — . . .
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conic a* a surprise «l lhl» carl.
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I’ I"i I*la , Hit Hr(Mil f nit ill 1 I k t i**ii :i"f
in l b , Parific tlirater o f npeTaTYPHOON MIHSK-t 1,1 /UN
stage nn the i|(*rn**ioii*. Tin , training In - -1), , 1 ■{ ■, i |
3 '»I i'i*? L1 Ii
ilti!f**i niit'l 'I', H 1**1ill hi*-||i Ih (
foie Itt>
tinns and during that time saw
^
liclirvr It sal ill greatly piob.ug the
11* IJirHf I* It i 1111 ■((( il if 1 , |(11« •f vIMWW! M U ' l l l l w 1 !
If *t l * r || in j •
duty in the Aleutian, Marshall
MANILA, June 2" t/1'i
Tbe Imig-rangr prrlimlnarirn for uH| I * 1 1 |r,tf
I I MJ. \f l* ,
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Ulp Axti*I M*
the-1? (■* 1 "
ami Gilbert Island*.
Navy bat announced Hint a ty- mate disposal of atomic cnrigy n . as n
UM6. <•'l!l!!1£? MV* | * * „ 111 AllK*i I *in 11 it i th*1 L«*|fht»i v»»m irfMii If-1 In ri|*t*lv *«r
i ■-! I
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phiKin headed toward Llixon Is an instmmerit of warfare.
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IL * l»v Mf
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Htvilili If*Iph iHPirii
ins? Ilntir * *h* l|H • *-st
land In ihe Philiptdi , has veer
The UN, atomir rnwrgy com*
him Irt'fii f*
-'I f
*hj*y n,l(| jn jmw murr ihmi itHl.
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off
and
now
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ip
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mission
rlrlrgalrti
will
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llct'u*1 iflu* i in t h f f * *in i * <»«
to reach Luion The storm was next Tuesday afternoon.
ibe l'hm ppnm Llbr-rati'r,
sF M IM H F . MAN VllPf I S I I I *
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reportnt
dcvrlojung
two
days
Taylor Commamtery
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160
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to
thr
smiihrusi
Knights Templar, will meet to
Victfify nhlw.ii v
fiim rlrr* trU-ph»*m**l «h** w#i»?l?ir«l
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TO ATTEND CAMI*
Since thru
night at H:00 o'rloek. The Tem f the rh ilip p in c
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Girls representing I •' group,
t
haa
swung
out
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ple degree will be ennferred.'
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at*«*fif R111*i tin
from Putnam, Brevard *i|d Stem fClTfjr*' Lrill Mtrfxi * «1*
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All Sir Knights arr m|umted dlrectlon.
'l,|f' w ith it Ki*ti mu *In 1 Muntv h* **n. *•
jlnole counties will attend the J f riniiijf. M»*
Mmi'iay *•? 11*'** *I«*v u»!rtt***#si. 1
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Refreshment*
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National Forest, it was nnliouat, Inlrr, x^mif**!!! I'Nliolmim
NEW YORK, 'June 20. (/I'l
B. H. ( i m i IAL iilWTKU
1 jte” * a o rA V ’’,.. • T ;;^ te " l." ,B H
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The president of the Longrhnptp* c l tmlay by Mr*. Ottidw - WiU' ta - WASHINGTON,
Ju ne 3 0 -U P ) (|Jg
„ Sarmnl Street and om.imt. .. I , . w day
Restaurant chain, llrnry I-ustlg, cminly home demon<lratiuu agent.
A SK S P U R SE S HE HELD
— Selective Ni-rvt.c Director la-wi'*, |.JltK Avenue, notified it.- rtm.l p, l’l’,v ,n t ' "
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and two co-defendsnt* have been
BOSK SEN TEN CED
WASHINGTON. June 2 0 -G P f— found guilty of Income tux ev ial of Anton (Idvarka, draft le.aid n„„|t. j, Sanfor.t, s n a r .c .t.- l
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MONTREAL, June 2ti, l/Ib
l}«!L_Ii'rt«.llInr j s . H LJ iw !)__ L'«n •
__RcpcscnUllve Jhmald^DToola^Ai^IL-,
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-npnttrne— ir n m p p tr Now York Demrcral, has demand- vlctcrl with tllm ry Luslig were T h e' CaH*dlan~pHrtiameitt*r Cnnt- varkn is the rlinft la.ard chair- accident.
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t.- .oit*. ami o.oe.r
ed that the New York State Ath Allen Luslig and Joseph Nobel, inunist member, F rc l R u s e , w h s man who halted Induction in a
*nf fr'.o. i l '., i>. ,..i i -. f ay. »*«••
letic Commission hold up the fMXtti associated with the firm. sentenced today to six years in protest against the way Congress
PAY R A ISE GRANTED
'pn.v-t i* i
m . i . , . „ ,<•
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Rose was convicted of
puraea of Joe Lewi* and Billy The rase went to the federal prison.
PHILADELPHIA, hum -Jit, 1/1*1 jilren-.e I le v
free i*. -Iminformation illegally In haa heen lytmlling the draft act
Conn. OToola wants thr puraea ju ry a l noon. The three men sending
renewal.
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board
has ' during llm day rime at not ......
Russia during the war,
held un until an Investigation can were found guilty on all 21
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gruntcl n pay raise of 6K crm tslthan •'•-’* mile- ... In.or. hut mo,
counts
of
tha
indictments.
be made of tael night's champion
B R ITISH O FFIC IA L ESC A PES an hour tn tha t i l) Hosiery I Hot drtve at ntgiil, mu may tie y
NEW -SPEED RECORD
ship bout.
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Workers Union. Union loaders i drive more than Hi mil*-* form iluv
JKIM^xSALKM. June
DAYTON, C-. June 20, i/ P tDB. PARBAN NAMED
NEW YORK, June 20. (/P»™ A new speed record o f 411 mile* One of six kidnaped British o f had asked for n Imoxt of 12'-i ; place in which the lieeri*.- wax I
The .Surgeon General of the an hour has heen set by an ficer*. Maj, II. P. Chadwick, err- cent*. About lO.IKMI worker, are sued, xaid Patri.liimri Ri-mler
STRIKE SETTLED
On the
ul.tcci o f xpr-i-d. *•"
United Stetea Public Health Nor- Army plane. It is the partly jet- taped from His captors today. affected by Ihe decision.
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-BVELAND. June 2 0 - U D - vlee. Dr. Thomex Parran. was propelled X-A-2H-F. Thtr plane Chadwick was said In Ia- leading
SPARKMAN DISCHARGED
In Dm .
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tunergr-n. > i-.|.
Mayor Thomas Burke has an alerted unanimously today as flew roundlrip between Layton a searching party of troops and
S l/r Russel Spall.man of l o t by an aulomot.il,- Iriivi.lmg in
police in nucharlm, the Jnwtsh
nounced the settlement of a strike resident of the World Health and 8t, I-oula.
quarter* o f Jerusalem . The kid- Holly Avenue ha* hcim h.motahlv milea an lunir. ibai ihnm fouill,
of 6fK> Cleveland City Halt em inference. The eonferenc ie •
from
Ihe
Uullr.l nf a second aflrr Dm algt.l *.f All
PROCEEDING INSTITUTED
naplngi ________
have been attributed in discharged
ployes. The Mayor said hi1 hed United Netjona agency now meet
States Navy, accorillng to a re- nhstacir- ctap'i-. Imforc the driver
ATLANTA, -June 20—(/I*)—'Tha Jcwriat Extremists.
mad# no comment to the striker* ing fn New York to chert art
art received today from the chli even get Id* f.M.l nn Im*
Dr. Slate of Gtorgla haa . Instituted
—white collar workers and meat International organisation.
acksnnvillc N a v a l
Pennnnel i brake pedal, amt Dial during tin
V.F.W, TO MEET
Inspectors. They had asked for Parran took the chair and called court proceedings seeking to ilia*
Separation Center In -Jacksonville. brief interval, Ihe ear will have
charter of the Ku Klux
Post
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the
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delegate
wages.
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global war on Klan. it chatf.e* that the hooded of Foreign War* will hold their
GIVEN INVITATION
Then there i* the Diiip lap - * *- ” ' :r‘
? organisation la trying to "grab regular meeting Monday evening
WASHINGTON, June 20, (/Pi— riming whirh the I.r*t>n i- jr<--.-.t
control of governmental 'agen at 8:00 o'clock at the t-eginn
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APPROVED
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United
Nation*,
Trygve
Lie.
wax
with
the
ear
traveling
at
more
PARIS June SO—- 0P>
. June 20, (/Pi—
invited today to w ltnus the com than 80 fe*i » second. “Them
DAVIS IS DISCHARGED
four foreign
f.
COMPROMISE REJECTED
Finanea. Committal
mlnteMra
STM l/c Eugene Davis ha* ing atomic hornh demonstration facts refute Dm xtptemcntx »(
WASHINGTON. Juna ® - ( / p ) nomination of
agned to drop
and House conference* been hennrahty discharged from at Bikini. Th* invitation was ex sum-* tlri-mr- lira' lh*v can »i"ii
of tha, question
a tie vote a th# United State* Npvy, accord- tended by acting Secretary of on a dime," said Bendsr, who
nformatlon received today State D*an Acheaon on behalf adde,J that la*t year seven per
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States To Destroy All Atomic Weapons;
Proposal Calls For World Convention
local CfiHat (lUfird Buxiliaty unit
and the .Sea Scott!*.
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c o n d i t i o n , h e df-H^red w»%
to t h e f u r l t h a t l»b**i n «d mm ■
b 'linif rillllil lint Imlin'd foi
I h i* w o r k if tn m p » , * r t f i n e
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till- tintii.rii'* l i i d u i y | i ;ir In-T.ii
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r l i r n m i l t >I In Tull t■ ;«1 1 T m ’
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f*»*»l \vrmif* mi.l P m '
nwirr (luririu Ibnr r**Knli»r wprL
' 7 'm ,G p e'% o h jer,l . rfiar,.*««) at
fiiimcAVille weii equitiible temh
, r ..it
er* tsalnriei and
: . * i . ‘‘“IL?:.
on new school building.,, stui
Mr. Lawton.
A n . investigaiinn
of
school
lunchroom* in the county ha,
revcidcil that they m o m i misaniiary. nuc nn* any building*
In n dangcroii- condition; how.
ever, some building, are in rmeit
of repair. Haul Mr l-awli.n TH*
Object Of Sc:ircb
tornailn struck the city by nut » million pirlurc llira lie stand* at*<-ufr a eivire .tutX'.n-that b o
pi*e, hilling seventeen peigon* and hndly damaged whi.r in ihe fo n t*.lie u lomplelety tipp.-l i undri
tn I hi* «%iill lmi i i V *j »n
injuring over 200 others.'A t rigid, ground a -crowd has gathered by the tury o f fn-.ik imm
l.nwtim, who h*» reliimarl from t* ftirren lly itnckcd
the Mint i Ho lt'i**lan* pile I Its- u-en o f-4
Gailicsyillg wbrre h ,_ A j ^ l M a ,
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Army Indicated At
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During
l‘'uil hen tiling Year
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: Moughton M aking Commission Weighing R ussia’s
Hirohito Urges
Investigation of
Plan To Outlaw Atom ic W eapons Diet To Approve
County Schools ITo^ram, If Adopted, Would Compel United New Constitution
WASHINGTON. June 20, (Ah General 7 Dwight Elsenhtw cr fold
the House Appropriations Conf• A n,!G*'c W » t that he believe*
* * Russian* wish to Ire friendly tu
American*. Kiserfnower »nld there
I* no question. In his opinion,
of the hope of the nrttinary
Russian thal ho i» going to Im
a frlrnd of the United Stale*
The t'hief of S ta ff made hi*
remarks during •diseuxsitn o f the
Army Appropriation liill sent in
the House floor tod*v.
Elsenhower said he believed
*th»t eventually we can work out
the basis of friendly relations
™ with Russia. He added: " I do
not see how w* can afford to
do anything else.”
General Eisenhower also de
clared he is opposed to Riving
awev any secret of the United
Slate*, meaning the atomic bomb,
until there i* workable marhinerv
for teeing to it that other* will
adopt a policy sirnllar to out
, own lie offered the 'opinion tlinl^
It will be necessary to occupy'
▲ Germany and Japan for a mini"m u m of three years.
mitrr
NO
Uj.’olt tfiral
Survey.
Ri'preFonlutivo To
'
am
Eisenhower Says
Reds Want To Re
Friendly To U. S.
rf % Iht11pi ini*
Bill Sent To House
. WASHINGTON, June 20,
(/P) — Economic Stabilizer
Chester Howies assailed
anew today the Senate and
House
I hi!rttlrf
niitmrnti'-
Peace - Time
fla y s 0 . P. A.
E xten sion Bill
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Afwociatcd Press leased Wire
BUSINESS SECTION LEVELED BY FREAK TORNADO’ FURY
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govern- Jion* died a* the result of traffic
j accidents in Seminole County.
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tin
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tin- i e tpolicdde agenciet titled
(’oordinator —• E. II. Carter.
Mlantie N.dl.'iinl Rank Itiilldmg.
I in piny merit
U. S. Kmxluyiimqt Service, 112 Ninth
part Avenue
Vmatmi"<1 Training and Edu
cation — T . W . Lawton. Court
llrnive.
leg al ,\r«i-Unce. Hospitaluntiun and sta te Service O f
ficer
Contact through IJoyd :
F, Royle. t 'minty S civ tr* Officcr. Tak.ich RuiMing.
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Home Service AiMiitAnce to
Setvicemetr. ex Hetvi. cmen and
lh«-ir D> |*cn.frnt*
American
|!c I Cross. lorkcfront Boule
vard.
Yt-lctans Admlrdstralion —
Martin M. RudUh. S h e r iff*
Office avory Tuesday.
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