11 10 427 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/36886f4ee88b66ecf9e312d60d51a764.pdf b882f86d8adaef17f71d1e4a008e08d8 PDF Text Text TACE SIX Aluminum Is Urged For Housing Problem work of wood, all cut to aiic. Like the structures boys make, tnc hulls* rlllrlKra BS th* hi lld-T fulIowa a diagrammed instruction sht-t-G * ' AP Newsfreliirr* The huuan rome in four ityles, SEATTI.K—Aluminum left the kitchen tn win a war, a id now a according to Nurvac. Inc., the Seattle firm propone* a new nils- smallest Iteing a 12 a 24-foot cabin with hn adjoining car pot I ut porrJi. (Tati Amuascn; iirexi.lnt, of the runipahy, suggest* fK.MHI at the ..vit-nir I'i'i "f completion. the laigrst twtf-Ix-dtoom' bungalow. Tht- manufacturers resumntenJ a concrete slab foundation, In­ stalled with tailiaiit coll heating. Amussen niK-cta them to come into wide -um' as-sunir.u-i-ra#'>( t laiist Of The Indian Scouts Are Retired FORT HUACHUCA, Aria., Sept. 1, UP)—The concluding chapter of a memorable unit of the United Statea Army ha* been written with announcement hare that the last Indian scouts In service will be retired in about two month*. Headquarter* of tbl* historic military po*t laid yesterday th* four remaining scout* had been placed on terminal leave. Th* passing of th* picturesque Army unit, established 01 yeat* ago by General Georg* Crook, will not be marked with—any forma} cere­ monies. • • . Before leaving actiya tervier tne »couU were promoted to ##rve«nt and their leader to • faff j Although aluminum Hite scarce i during I hi- first years of tit» wnr, I several large plnnts; which mushhave put tint m.'tal on list. Aluminum i« on* metals-which uilually a ” nrirr Je^li-ie jlnre you o /v e YOU* T i m OMUh Wheel flatsnclng C W e ls h . . J-#' 1 > Historic Tender does Back To Sea Again AP Nrwafralun-a ' CHARLESTON. 8, C .-A form*-r tender for the Pr-fdentiai varht “Mayflower’' ‘went to sta again recently, her o!d plunking replacrd hv mnhogany ftnm his­ toric Cherh-slon honiet nnd. even ... two a . * from #...... Admiral t .»_1.^.1 t1 .:. ’# biree or Farrairut'* flait(diip "Hartford." Welm I. I.. Hr van, wholesale f,«-,| dealer, finally launrh-d this 25-fiwt . cruiser "{tparten'* after working on it since IU3D, it hail not a timber from the original lender! Hr van salvaged lumber from -old furniture, pirkrd up n few fine .plere* of driftwood, mad* the hull of new white cypress an.I |>eak planking. The ship Is* fastened j wUlLjj'J'nrr.screws, not a nail In The, Imat is built to sleep four. i* . c o m p l e t e l y equipped w ith ; valley and toilet fnrilitiei. with all the work done hv llrys 1. tie says the craft will do from 12 to IK knots on Its I I0 humc|ni\vcr en­ gine. • Hjr Sleeping Heller. Brvan said the 8|iartnn rrmirul­ INNERSPRING MATTRESSES ed Idm of iy shirt whose otiginnl material was nil reptme-l hy BOX SPRINGS patches. )|e ripped put an old HOLLYWOOD BEDS plank nml replaced It with n nyv Manufactured To lo u r one until .he hnd a new t-oat. Individual .Order Hy the American meiti'w r*ld;i of ECHOLS the Methodist Cht|ich la wetlmated Mallrr** Krtvasaling & at more than H,(MH),00. x lie building A Specially “ ' - ’fWI I s Today - Sleep , llrtlrr Tonight D r. C h n rlrs L. l ’crminn ECHOLS BEDDING OpInntelrlM l COMPANY Sanford Atlantic Ilk. Hhlg. Hanford . Orlando Hours: g-12 l-s 1'hunc 2J4 ~Tlai: 9-12 Uehrry \-Rgtvrw d- rhon* 12.11 Kyea Ksaminrd - Glasses Filled Senfonl. IT#. Plywood All Sizes nnd Thickness Doors Windows m All*- Sized ........-’ i t " ... 11 ■ Sliding Doors and WindowM White Enamel Kitchen Cabinets Mi cart a Board For Cabinet Tops Masury Paint — The Color Guard Of . Tho Nation of Columbia. Pitch 'described the action m “reprisal" against the association for “oppoeinf certain types of federal legislation dcsignvsl to maintain indefinltaly and perman­ ently tha control* of government over the homes and property of the nation." • th* Whit* River Apse lie Indian reservation In A riso n will await 8U ff Rgt. Sinew L. Riley and Sgt. Wiliam Major. Sgt. Y-4I ICQ) Ktssav will enter th* William Beaumont General Hnapital at Fort Bliss, Tag., and Set. Antonio Ivan the - Veterans Hospital at P* sedans. Calif. Carrying nt*aaages through hos­ tile terrlUtfV. tra ilin g renegade Indians and guiding troops was th* duty of th* scouts in the days of the Indian wars. In r*r*nt vesrs they have performed more prosaic duties. Ut TO HIS NICK IN MUD, Field Superintendent Harold Present of the Missouri Humane Society, U pulled to , safety by a fellow woiker after risking his life to rescue a mongrel dog (arrow) Uiat had become stuck in the iiiuiTof the River Lies Peres In SL Louis. Present crawled on hoards to reach the animal, (International) Problem 0 ( Korea Is Seen As . Most Difficult In The World Itsr GLRN.1 HAim A I’ Foreign News Annlv*t Washington’s rail foi a fourPower c o n f e t - r n e e til tiaslr:i Korea's indetH-ndenee turn* the spotlight on one of the iinhappiest communities In th* jHni-vyar world. Kurep. like Austria, is eonslderevl a lilM-rated land, not conquered ' enemy territory. Th* -Japanese have lu-rn diivm out Itul othrr alien rulers have taken -thett-pti^e: an d ' the r,tilling ■nf real peace, fri-i-dum of ,.--11 In'lng is postponed because the Ulwiatora can not or will not vgr*-*-. It ran not be said that this is the fault of thr I'nitid Hlatra, 'which shares with Soviet Il'Juda the oi-eupation of ’Id* foiuier Japanevp possesaioh Th--Amer­ ican government nml it* reprraentntivea in Korea have t«-ied conlinuoualy and insistently since IU16 to rome to some understand­ ing with the Russians which would Permit fulfillment of tie pledge of Korean freedom mad > at Cairo in 11*42 and repeated and .tmplifiid In the Moscow Cunfrrrnr- of IJJK. 'the newest rail is further r* idi-nce of the United .Slates’ desire to make those proniiaes "leal an I to AT A ptc»* contrrvnce, t'hanceHor turn over the louden.* of adminis­ Hubert M. Hutchins (above) of the tration 16 the Korean* themselves Uiiivcrtlly of Chicago outlined th* details‘of 4he ImUtutlon's *12.000.. as soon as tmaaihle. . The Russian . ri-spunco in. tlic _(H>0 nuclear iuuarch paegram. It la past has ia-t-n a* unln-Infill as most to be devoted escluilvrly to the Russian rrsponsea tn Allied ad­ pvatctlm* use of atomtF energy. vances tn the postwar peilod. It Tlv* project U tb be wholly tndei rr<iuire< n considt-rable Jrgrer of pendent from the Government, OUtlmi.sm to-expect that the leply gponsorrd program of th* Atomic Energy Commission. It Is expected to be financed with funds Horn pdvat* capital. (International) Itussian ratification uf pence treaties with the five Kuropesn Axis eatrliitic* may herald the unrest is Intensified?* 1 opening uf a new phaae of Huvlrt • Th# malor question I* whether rliplumacy. It means that Red the Itussian* will be willing to per­ army' forre* must lie withdrawn mit unified government te .rrto m ahortlv from those countries; It to Korea hy truly democratic «*» mav indicate that the Kremlin thr western nations understand die now la so confident of its position word. Huth sides use the ward In the west that it will Im ready freely, hut the Russians In K«ra», to deal with other nations on a as In eastern Kurope, have given new basis. Perhaps u greater It a meaning all their own. If 'hey readiness to consider the consol* accepted the American proposal* idation of peace In the O-lent may for truly free elections a stYirt Ik- ajiothrr corollary. could t>* made on what la cur.- to Korea la lire raalest to un.lrr- be a long and difficult process. stand of the post-war example* nf Thr political immaturity of tho dlvldeil occupation and rule, be­ Koreans Is a major tulverso factor. cause it is the simplest. It is When the Americans, arrived tn compact geographically, * with a southern Korea they found 64 . homogenous populatijn, a com­ different parlTes. many nf which paratively uncomplicated economy. had unlv the vaguest programs. Then- are unlv two otoupailnni Hut the Itussian* insist and may Instead of the four In Germany continue to Insist that there he a and Austria. purge of rightist parties ixrfor* But. aa -In Germany and Aus­ there can be elections. Tho prog­ tria. the divided rule meant coin-, ram 'th ey support looks at this omlc strangulation. Tho thirty- poiqt much like that futlowsd In eighth parhllel, across which the llunranr, Romania, Bulge lie. all armies of the United States and of whlAi. began wlth.eomparajlveth* Soviet Union far* earn other, Iv free elections In which sntlseparates the north, where tho Communist Parllea Were permitted Jauanes*. using a wraith of water­ to participate freely. The fate of power and furl, had. built up pne these opponent* of Communism of tha most productive Industrial communities In th* Orient, from th ragricullural south. The econ­ omy of both sections withert and • ‘Big Joe” Corn May Solve Glade Problem AP Newalaatures flRLLK "Uf-AUL*. Fla: — “pig Joe"* an ear of corn with a east iron constitution, msy prove th# difference l>rtwr<-n suesrsv apd failure for l/ecf rattle rancher* in the murklands of Flortda'a Kverglades country, . “ Big Joe" Is k variety of corn developed especially for farnjera b7 ^ f ’ , Rov B* ^ ’ thr Lnivrrsity of FloriiU'» Ever* , dn-nehid ™. nrrv V .! ^ I»ne ,J * | r I T i T ^ r . . 5^ ' , f „ n f ' " f / ' w? ducUon of grada _A bevf entt e but all previous attem pts toi xalse corn in thr pr*t ami roucklamJa failed miserably. High Rate Of Home Btiilding-TH Foreseen Roots of'som e specie* <<f tha plant contain a substance similar to soap. The peak wartime average out­ put of crude oil in 1945 icarbid 4.69S.OOO barrels a day. amt what appears to be a fine, juicy ear turns out to b* a pulpy, rotten mast. Uuga end vyotmt take over. Hut Hig Joe takes all this in his stride, sheds off the water, outgrows the worms ami emerges at harvest time a 10 to 12 inch husky, flint-coated field corn. Joe’a husk la long, tight and thick. Although worms are able to fight their way through th* silk, fhvv have a lung way to travel— liecause uf thr husk's thickness — lu get into- the kernel. —llrrauM J Jo* gr.ows faster, by the lime a worm has worked hla way to the kernels, th* car la too large to | damage seriously. Ur. Bair estimates that Hig Joe, with proper * fertilisation, will yield Co to (16 bushels per acre. . The ao-callrd bloom on th* call* lllv actually I* a leaf and not a flower at all. W»- P a l m t t t o 3 - 4 0 2 1 NICK'S PACKAGE S T O R E 410 Sanford Avenue TIP—TOP ICE CREAM W l m a k a o u r o w n lc « C ro o n s, A ll floT ora T aatjr — D olieloua — H e a lth f u l TIP—TOP ICE CREAM YALE T IR E S Safety 7 and Deluxe Passenger Car arid Truck Regular and Heavy Duty SEM IN O LE T IR E SHOP COURT HOUSE CORNER U d ln ' PHONE 37 t# Lawn 123, Inches * v , -«( ^ Handkerchiefs ...................... Pastel Linen Handkerchiefs Rayon Crept 1 . 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' Phon. 1I61-W ANGEL SOFT TISSUES 25c ••»»••••••••• a* • «*a. a__ >1 regular 10c ralua 8(ael—Wood 8” Kleen Cut istsafcsxf i . r F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y , S E P T ,. 2. 1917 A s s o c ia te d P rfS a L aaaed W ir s Red Protest Note Declares Inten­ tion Of Increasing Production' L e v e l Despite Ob j e c t i o n 35 Are Killed In " T ra in Collision, Fire At Winnipeg WASHINGTON. Sept. 2 bP> The L'nited Slate* hsi told Ru»lit *i*mi it will not. await Soviet the United. Stales is "detetmined Blazing Wreckage Is to remain strong" to back up a Visible 6 Miles And foreign policy based on a de­ sire lor permanent- peace. Hampers Rescuers He told the InterrAmencan De­ DUGALD. Mad;, Sept. 2 UP) feme Conference that this "is in no way a threat" because "po At least 15 persons were killed great nation har been, more re- *nd 15 otherr injured 1**1 nigh when -in easlhound tisnscontinental train, crashed headon into a But. he said, "our aversion to westbound vacationer's special at violence muO not he misread as this liny station 20 milcr cast of a lack of determination on our part to lif t up to the obligations Winnipeg. Rrscue workers toiling at the. of the United- Natlorte charter or at an Invitation to othire. lo .«cenr raid this .morning they had take libartlee wdth the foundations recovered 17 bodies front 'he of International peace. . “Our military strength will be train, two car* o( which bur»l retained as evidence of the ser<- into flame Immediately alter the 011*0*11 with which we view our collision. Gaya Lewis, fit, o f Transeona, M airr-atijftfiw r drnR T T im ailfim FOllOWINO THI IXAMfll tel by their (tight hostess, Jetlle Qutnlsn, National Hallways sperial. which Sacramento, Cal., the Dees triplets, Christina, Megan-anti Kathy, cross was biihging loihor Dav holiday- their leg* too. as they pose for the cameraman prior to their t*ks-o(T from rrp home from the Lake nf the La Guardia Field, N. W. for Cairo, Fgypt. The two-year-old Washington. W »d* resort, and Mrs. All>ert D. C- triplet*, sccompanled tiy llielr mother. Mrs. Kathleen Dees, were going Over rest to Join their dad, an airline executive. (International) era to forget theirs. They applauded again when he declared “without the. Western Hemisphere, no world proiperlty Is possible," A Presidential reference to the United .States pledge to assist Latin America in a long-range economic program also was cheer. #dj The delegate* hjoke Ipin Innd applause 'again~w han Hie Preali f l dsctareil "th* United S u tra sTeki world pe^ce. a pear# for frex man." . _ There vnia ait ovation lasting fully two minutes when he fin­ ished speaking. II* was Intrndirr* I for the address hy (he Hraxllia'i Foreign Minister, Raoul Fernan"Mhl! Truman and the Trumans' daughter, Margaret, listened to thu Ch|ef Executive from seats In th,ond tier on the right hand «ldo •the conference hall. Mr*. Tru­ man wore a dark blue suit vvhli a .grey h a t ' Margaret was dressed in a gr.-y suit. The American foreign ministers formally concluded their confer­ ence at 9:21 A. M. (E 8T), only 10 days after they sat down trgather tn writ* an unprecedented treaty for hemisphere peace* and * were said to have lieen ah >aril the special. The fifteen Injured, ell of whom had been aboard the .esort train, were taken to .th e hospital at 8t. Honifacr. With a few esieptiovs the passengers aboard ilt.v trans­ continental train, Imund from'Van­ couver to Toronto, escaped with nothing more than a shaking up. Mts.P.D. Ander^p Resident Of Lake Mary, Died Mondiay Mra. Florence M. Anderson, fil year old wife of P. D. Anderson of fjvke Mary, Tiled In a local hospital Monday’ a t 8:36 A. M. following an Illness of more than Horn April 14. 1893 In Law. rence county. I’a. Sirs. Anderson hail resided In Lak* Mary for thr past 22 years. She was a member n \ the Lake Mary Community Church. Survivor# lt*#ld*s the husband Include one daughter, Mrs. Ruth Itrewer. West Palm Beach; two sons, I’. D. Anderson, Jr., Mait­ .jjr e s ld e n t Truman left the fog- land and Raymond R. Anderson W 6ml hotal for th# 46-mile trip) of Sharon. Pa.; five brothers, J. down the winding road to Rio Pe L. McConaghy of New Cast)*, PK.; Janeiro, aerompanterf by ids staff A. M-. McConaghy, Roscoe, Calif., William McConaghy, Pittsburgh; K 'ssllssH ea Page alt I L. 8, McConaghy, , Birmingham. Ala.; N. F.. McCAnaghy. Mobile. Ala.; three slaters, Mrs. C. M. McNIckle, Mrs. William Smith and Ml** Nancy McConaghy all of New Castle, Pa.; four grandIhldren. Mona Ellen Anderson, Maitland; I’ . 1). Anderson. Ill, Maitland: INymond Carl Ander­ 8 0 U T n r0 R T ; England, Sept. 2 son and Cheryl Andsrann of ShaUP)—Britain's trad# unions adap­ ted today th* pfibdpls of govern­ ment direction of labor, surrenderInc some of their democratic free dofcs In an effort to speed nation­ al economic recovery. Delegates to th# 79th annual meeting of th* powerful Trade* Union Congress agreed to th* measure bv a vote of more than flzge to one. This authorised the Iprern m en t to rout# w orker» Inin undermanned Industries sciential Some Areas Swamped to recovery. • Th* vote cam# after the dele­ By GIs Cashing Bonds gates heard Minister of Labor Gaorga Isaacs urge British tabor WASHINGTON. Bept, 2, (,P>— to work a few hours longer a Hank* poured out a stream of weak, so that th* government cash today to vatarans hurrying might “secure an Immediate In­ to turn their terminal leave bond* crease of output where it matters Into spendabla monay. \ most, without an Increase of man­ An Associated Press survey of power." . major cities showed th at In some - 4 t t r r more than three hours de­ there war a virtual stampede by rare the congress accented a gen­ many veterans to get cash f o r t h • eral council report calling for a securities given them hi discharge review of the nation's manpower from the armed asrvteas payment shortage and suggesting (ha pot-' for unused'leava. In others, th* tlbl* need for “positive^ direction casting of bonds was only moderof labor “to a limited extent." On* of tha first steps to be At Jacksonville. Fla., lonz lines taken by th* government, the de­ of veteran* formed a t th* city’* bote disclosed, will be to lengthen eight banking houses aw n befor* th* working sreck In so n s of tha the opening hour. "It I* really a basic Industries. * . madhouse, a bank offklal said. l.incs Dfiorr iw nu Linea before inuuiie, Moblla. nia-. Ala., hank* T iiitp am tir w w i e d T H f l m t r u s r • J u I U ir SUnatrom will be • tbe guest speaker a t tha Klwanla luncheon U ba held a t 11:16 CYCLONE * o'clock a t the Tourist Canter STEUBENVILLE, O., S ep t 2. tomorrow. J*rry Silverman will 0D — At !#aat on# person was be prerentad with the Celery City reported killed early today by a Printing Company trophy awarded cyclon#, whlfh cut a path of de­ to th* loqal baseball player with struction In the Eldenvllle-Burthe highest batting average for gettstown district. I t miles east of here In Penaaylvaala. British Unions Adopt Qovemment ^ Direction 5 to 1 Y A R D I.E Y V E N E T IA N B L IN D S America's Moat Peaatlfal Aluminum - Cedar - PoUaked Alumlaum Ask Me Fee Free Estimate Kiln Dried Yellow Fine and Cypress Military Strength To Be R eta in ed To Back Up Foreign Policy Peace Basis TUBES A nderson & Donnell i*#****#itstt****stt*#*****#a. aM; NEW SPAPER Triplets Set For Cairo Flight •flUITANDINHA. Nraril. Sept. ; FOR T H E B E S T ICE CREAM T H I S W E E K ’S BagsM SANFORD, D A IL Y Meet Of U.S. Plan Sorvfa At No Ixtr< Cost Kudin’ Plastic, Naw Pall colon Established 1008 F R E E E S T IM A T E S I’h one 808 . i • Y««r' Specifications XXXVIII IN D E P E N D E N T We REPAIR! ,! -! j! Dlrmct Prom M atiulactarot 1.11*8 8TICK •I k»*P llpatlck intact, a new liquid product is applied to th# lips after lipstick. Lip rouge can*m ,,r fln napkins or wear­ able* and will not corns off until It Is finally removed with aoap and water, manufacturers say. AN m U SK E l ■ __ _ ___ itii w uicilon*' s'li^rVd tspe”" jn'w»s'hIngton hat Ud to “thaj klglWst rat# of homrbuildlrtg wc havd had In 20 v ta ri." “Now at last. homsm.lUdng la / r , e " Filch said In a statement, "and w# ar* nnally gifting the result# that evsr/ona wanted wh„ , w, floundared under Wash| n* ,0n directed programs." , ,, " . . ,,e .‘h*‘ . • « beginnlng to product ourselves Into a condition of housing plenty on th* plan bf free building under com­ petition. This plat, has given us housing surpluses In Qve past, It still produces for Americans more housing, better housing, and more home ownership than exist anywhsre else on earth." The NAREB was indicted by a federal grand Jury here We-lnesdav on an anti-.trust charge of conspiring to fig commission late* on real estate deal* In the District To Protect tha Peace of th* World; To Prom st• the Progress of Asseriea To Prodace Prosperity for Sariford. CANVAS AWNINGS * CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS Ahiminna, Steel, Wood I 10 DAY DELIVERY Yucca Partly cloudy tonight ard Wed­ nesday with icattrrcd afternoon and earl* craning *hn<xer*. Gentle Tn modrrate rariaMe mostly south­ westerly winds. _ at Uuity There la Strength— Wheeler of Sanford s e r g e a n t. Th<- firm lH-gan nv prodncl garages nnd hnppt-m-1 into i housing line after many ut guragr* Were l»*-in»; fil)><I M families Instead of autumonilra I( m MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1947 < TTIE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, PIT) RIDA lion in-Western Germany for m buildmi hurope. thu* eating the (i nan* ut burden on thu country The State Department made th-s this pltin ih a. note ‘published to day firmly rejecting Hu»«j.*‘t pintest agsinit a British-Americsn de cision to step up the level of industiy in their occupied rones of C •im*nv to approximately 1936 Th- note, charging failure of the^Rimian government to carry out the IP45 Potstlanv agreement pail 'placed upon the United State* a heavy financial burden In the oecupatinn of Germany." said: “The United States government Is unable to accept the thesis thst nothing can b* done to alleviate the financial burden of the United Overflow C r o w d At M a y f a i r Inn Cli­ maxes Day Of ExAna *Fun c ite m e n t An exciting afternoon of vaned activities at thrilling a* a thves 59 Entries Compete: Thousands Enjoy Rid­ ling .circu* and including bast race*. hnr.c rare* and even gbder ing Program At plane* c Two Craft Are Up­ toating through sunny skies Fort Mellon P-irk overhead, wav climaxed Iwt eve­ set, One Wrecked ning vvilh the anarding of trophit'V Itv WILL M ill t ONXOI-LY tn regatta winners, and an adfhrip * t i t rwitFmrnt .in.I ihriu* "cirri» In- Senator Holland at a Itie >ulrich y f aftfinodn a* .■vn l ake Monro# yr.terd.sy .»ft* bvnquel which overllowed the Msynoon wiln-ss-d bv v rtoRil th l.vir Inn* l.ugr Uinini; room. si .estimated to he upwards ,M ote,than h>* thou.acd people t.Pnft pror.lr. . l-Vd i. tthcrCrl rtr Fort I m m Park World champion. Irbr.nv T rrl during th- .vfternoon to wstoh roared home four tim#« vv the h-T-e rarer, tournament riding n*r end J.^hn V verff. Miami, drnt. vi* for c.t»h prire* in th jnd other rvents of the Dusty tournamritt and hor.-e iaer». Hi erpi-rd five pvt•-* Two up«-i» Phots vnd S.vddle Club while other .vnd onh vvrecked boa* v'*o high .lime the mm did not have it il thouvind* linrd the hulkbryd vnd .l!g’>*«l the efternvon* activity. crowded thr Municipal Pier whets President Frnest !.<i*if*»it*erg of competevl they could g>-t .v g.w,l view* of the th* If, S. Co*st Gt|srA—Aqyili-vr.-. host raei-,. fhe drdiestion of th? Flotilla II. Plvitlon f Rsnfnrl. I vveee .lourivf Information Booth said the rare* were the. large*:; disc__ueighbiiiing—ilitzli. men! the 1-ontrilmtlon of thr Wcstern -rones of Germany to the econ -111* reconstruction of Europe until the consent o f 'th e Soviet government has been Obtained." Tl» cote, delivered to th* Husklan ettd-assy in Washington yes­ terday said further: Touhy Stresses Friendliness In Dedication Of J. C, Booth MacArthur Urges ol people, jammed Tolerant Peace the I «uii*t Info • More Garrisons late ycilcidsy ajleindon following b-vvt teres to licsr dedication xficiirt at which George Tnuhv it.vlrd fut, (.cupel.then .o f - lit! ntiic citiiftiry o Big Crowd Enjoys Pony Races And Boat Races Held TournamentsGive On-Lake Monroe Spectators Thrill approach to American participation in thr povt-u vr *rtilrmcnt of major ihfficiillirt throughout. thr vvatlJ. Sen vtur I loll vnd rxpliinrtl hi» tup- The Inboard ruu-nl-oiit event was a single heat l*t-e. Julio I'ope I.ee vveie second and lliiiil In the noshed the finish line fit«t f second tie** luu off and Kdvvntd E. Yowcfl an.| Freil i< to meet it* revpon* Sumuilng up the ach'ev,»*ncnt4 TOKYO, Sept. 2 Ifft Cener.it nf Inlwr iluring the past fifty ^*r,\rthur. observing, the second overturned in front nf the judge* cjiu.issiv of Japan Mguueiulei. *Tsnrt4~as 'h e wss^beytriTitnir'Tb Atm-iIran TntnTfrrtnrTJfV.t‘‘d WT<18lid '.-dav his ormpatlmi p dire It service »*-». Mile* WHsey. Mi f "ttght. rather than might" bad l!w*i’. IHWItt Wim (|tr tinman now r suffer »d a eben he was thrown from his vers with Hethert Covvait ire u\h*-«t - wag.* ktui . thn h 'g h n t Capital Is B»;twecr stmt, of in-iest-'iit Japan, d# Class C runslvout." Aiwthei Ixiat "t<itN,-nd of li*in£ of any pcopla a rritlrallv short economy. was dropped from the i-lertr r Two Counter Rev- Jaycce J’ictiJ-nt J. iJreil.y 0<l> urged that a peace tieatv In tin- histurv nf the x-vrl.!. and ho vtrrwed llm msgniluile of the hoist and wavdamaged tn ,v olutlonnry G r o u p s ’ram the Japanese lie drawn “l-t small extent. uit-.-l flint the tcspiin.i'ili- Irodcra rmttisl uuludry am t ann«uncej> same tolerant am) just stof labor treognlie (In- frin’ , of tho The first best of tbe midget Ameili-nn wav of life v.-hlcfi they G U A Y A Q U IL L u x G o j. Sepi hydroplanes was won hv James The supreme commander. In e Tedford, Miami, second place was enjoy a n d 'trv to rccoitcifi thorn(AT—P ie Guayaquil garrison ol public V-J dav statement, . slid copped hy Giiv I’erlita nf Orlando lhi» largcit Ecuadorean city an Japan should not become a burden and llambl Fuller, Tampa, came p ra .,- betvvri-ii Inlair mi l manage­ nounced it' bad joinrd lltc tcvolt »t|--n the economy of any othei In third. ment can bp- maintain* I nnd tho . - • ' nation after a peace treaty it productive machinery nf this coun­ agaimt Col. Cailoi Mancbrnn In­ The second heat nf the midge* reached, lie added; try supported. • . Federal Aid S o u r III lay. lupplrmcnling counlrr-trm!t:Thl* defealed country has th* Senator llollard was infr-vjiicoii bid brrn postponed horn l:Htt I | tionary force* moving agaimt Qui­ opportunity to txu'iune self-sus­ To Fi«:ht Bud Tide bv Senator t.loyd F. H’v ! \ who M. until 5 :3 0 o'clock clu« I**| taining. rather than reduced to a pre-i.lwl over the m-atlnij as to from the north. nerrtsilv of starting the racinci • ''dltlon of memllranry. A penp'.. t'-i-imaster. An official Welcomn Quito, the capital and tccnml va* extended the -listiegutlhcd of smaller sired Isoalt before the given a fait chance will rea-ii Legion Head States larV»t wav between two gne-t- nnd visiting la ia 'in n by W. the niche in human society t.v water got too rough • \ Hitting, president ,vf liin ( ham* gjpupv of counler-Tevolutionary ••li-ch their own industry, their UN Is Peace Hope u "Sanford and Seminole Count) own skill and their own-persever bet nf Commerce. Senator Boyle troops. Some Avere reported mov­ ■alsn introduce*) S.-i-rcturv of Stato so- •• entitle them, without larges* NEW YORK. Sept. 2. t/T )- tide ing down from th elovvni of Iul- 'are Jortunate to have forw.iid ’It \ Ginv, who a w e rje l the Jam -s F. O'Neil, new cnmmandci flitgroup, four of ail » 1 -m public officials who reslllunt c* jliinlintt can "and Ibana. 80 and 60 milcv "It I* furthermore a fal«e con- ‘of the American Legion, declared an- member* of the Red flit- C :u i/e tl ite that for the future growth of '■»pt which contend* that democra­ today that .“there I* t«v» much mittee. xjIII confer wljfh .lulni in the routh were i l Guayaquil. Am- the co'mmunily. there is a necessity cy can enly thrive If maintained talk of war and not enough talk Steelman, piesldentlal a-- Innt •plenty. On the contrary, hlS: of peace.'” bato and Rio Ramba. where lire ol a vsarm an-l inleicrted welcome • t how« thar tt spring* from At lii* first formal new* c»n. with other -government •> lo visitors who later may become revolt agaimt lire Manclreno re­ hs'ilship and struggle ami toil." feren'-e since hit election laM S-l-A-iiun of tire group residents or frequent guests." M . MacArthur said Japan is in no Sunday, O'Neil said ’that in his (’laude Stiirkland, (read • gime began nine days sgo. .... •leegef of rmmment economic col­ opinion “the talk of war is esag- Ins roiiiilv'- freli dis|»o»< A quick dispatch said a goVeruT- Toohy saitl. ——-: “ For the most part," he eon ; lapse. Th# war disrupted the cotm-' (reratrd " lie ad-led, however, that nanv-d that file* were ci mrnt military detarhrasnt left the capital during the night for .de­ tiii'u-d.. "ft Is safe to say that trv to ik point where “eConom*- the danger of war "can't he over pti stration was complete at th* looked " velopment at Cayamhe. 30 nlilcs traveler* come where they au-| i-ttlnnlng nf the occupation;*' hut O'Ned. who t« ehief of policre to th# northeast, presumably to invited and stay where they ar-'J in Manchester, N. j L . ’sal-1 that Jefeml Quito against th* forvo, well treated. We ere indebted t-s s'l'-e the surremler, with th# guid­ "the Motions ts the only moving, down the main -railroad t)«» officisl* who have provided ance of oecupatinn force*. “Ja- hope- UntYsd * r bare" for peace. "YVe this- beautiful and iuvitirig, spot USU hat been gradually rtsloring must plarW from Tulran and Ibarra. lur reliance In it and economy ami the Radio Amhatu reported a con­ alter* Hanford ran officially vvel-| brr shattered try to make It workaDle.” it urr, not down. tinuing battle In that section feme the visitor, treat him with rurv# of SfT.crnt*. ■• The new commander declared Industrlarm ilput hat now risen «nd declard* counter-revolutionary consideration and Interest him In to “over Under an agreement*ycacHW by that Communism was like an ire46 percent_ o f th# prewar troop* were pursuing government Sanford and this -vicinity. the uninn* and tfiv carriers, tha normal, and improvement can b* berg, “nine-tenths submcrgr-l.'' forces toward Salcedo, 80 miles fin-lings nf the arhitrM bi’ board "To the Jtifrees who with C l ­ exoected to contiioie." Questioned a* to whether he felt II-<iiii|ini-d up th# flv. nrnbl,.m to the north. Amhato, fourth tarn ergy and determination hare unt-f six member* hcado-l hy Pr. • in ...i__ 1...1 •• 'laeA rthur concluded! sst city In Ecuador, Is 70 mil-* Jsrtaken the operation' of th*« William l.ejserson, former chair­ "If Japan In th# post-treaty outlawed, O'Neil said "It (Comman nf the National I jtw r Rela­ courtesy rsntar for visitors, we #-* is given a Just opportunity mOnismi I* not a political party l('<>allaaHl t s Fas* Slsl should look with gratitude. Hot tn bv# In freedom anil pear# wllir hut I* an International consplr- Nazi Denies Training tion* Hoai l. art- bindin ; upon the •sclt of us sh'vuld remember that her neighbors in th# community Schools To Register the Germans In Russia pnrtlv*. ..... tha third favorable impression of Sarj- of r ations, there will he no threat . J * clarification of which- might b# created her* to th# survival and strengthening Students Tomorrow M HA PEN HADES, Germany railroad lalmr. in little 'm ore than mlckly can b« destroyed If th# of »h# democratic ptocesres her# Nation’s Death Toll Hi-pt. 2. GP>- Tht- wife of fnriiirr a vi-.ir. In-19tfi they acre award■ile'sls It represent* ar# not cmFor Holiday Is 448 • T. W. LAWTONinaugurated under the occupation. Nan' Finl-I Marshal Friedrich Von >i| a boost nf I S'* cents nn hour. in -th# actlnnu of all of u* . For democracy, once firmly Tomorrow is pupil registration Itodird I'aulu* *41-1 t-nlay *lu- had re­ Non - operating p e r s o n n e l , \i*h whom visitor* com* in eon- rooted tin the human heart, has ceived a postcard front him deny­ dav at all school*, whit# ar.l color­ tact. Rv th e Associated Press amounting to about ‘.hrco-fourtKx Th* attendant at th# terv. never voluntarily yielded before ed. of S«minol* County, 8up«rlning report* thst lie wa» ^ g a n irAt least 448 person* ditil In' of th,. line** total employment, th# waitress at th* any other conflicting tdeologv an at my of German* in Itu*- rontist 'endsnt T. W. Lawton announced Ice station, th# of clerk*, tel»gTaph«re, clerk In th# *tm# known lo man. If liberty and pub- violent accidents over th# thrv#- Ing •la. today. School busses w ||| run over restaurant, day Labor Day wrsk end. maintenance men and othere not h»«p* to enlarge or destroy lie morality do not br*ng national regular route* aa laat year. All »*rb Traffic mlsnaps accounted for employed directly In tha running favorable Impression that It stability, nothing ran.” pupil* whether In school last year th* hoped hy far th* majority of th* tragwill be created In thl* or new thl* year are expected to '* edles. with 290 parsons dead in findings were basal on building when th# p#»ole visit It. enroll on Wednesday, crash#* on the nation*!' h lih tfk y t ' It ADAIt DEMONSTRATION hearing* conducted in Chldi So each of us t)—ubl most cer­ In addition. 81 person* drowned A number of spectators yestsrA recent opinion of Attorney tainly consider hlm»»lf reipom lb'e from Aug. 4 through Aug. 28. suit 77—wars killed . In other acci­ (:^,n' r,l . J n;n. _WaJ_son1 TsVfiiir lor ‘ the full 20 ctnU t dent*. Including 21 deaths in plan# children to enroll In this building I* a symbol. was mounted on a largo truck crash#*. • grad* If they become six years "And eo may th* beauty of thl* on Seminole Boulevard and was Th# traffic toll was higher than old on or before Jan. 1, -1948, A building exemplify tn* beauty of brought here from Orlando with th* early estimate of 260 m alparent should accompany a begin­ « spirit of friendliness In Sanford: by th* National Safety Council, ner and bring a birth cartlflcat*. may Its purpose of service be » Lieut. Rayermann. . , hut It was still- wsll below III# Due to an epidemic of Infantile "andard for all 8*mlnnl# county; all time Labor Day week end CORRECTION Paralysis In some sections, pupils may Ita aim of a bigger and more Children will spend a full day at tra ffic ‘ fatality flgurp of 4 2 3 'in must be within Seminole County progressive county lie a goal for 1941. In that / e a r another 73 two wees* before the opening which all of us will strive to­ the South Side Primary School drowned and 126 died In mltcelMonday, Instead of ono-half day date, Sept. 8. or bring a certificate gether. Remembering a verse h as was *Ut*d In last n la h t'r Her­ laneoue violent mishaps, bringing lu tin g that there Is no epidemic Proverbs |1 ald. linssaa will run, Wednesday La. carry the children to achool and place from which they have re­ fnmdly,*jr may we dedicate this will taka them homo at noon. LA GUARDIA CONDITION cently ftome. NEW YORK, B e fit. 2, (,7 7 building^tq friendliness and help, “Tht* I* the first year we have fulness for nrlghbor and stranger Formar Mayor Florello H. La ROTARY PICNIC Two large rattlesnake* were re-icost*. which Included payroll*, held a pro-school registration", alike and Invoke Gmi'a blessing Members of th* Rotary Club Guardia was reported today by Mr. Lawton said, “but It I* nec­ tn that en d " w#re *»k#d by President Gordon his physician tn be “ not doing rrntly killed hy J. W. Fortier near I At one »e*slon of the hearing, his home In |j»kr Mary. On Hun- L. W. Horning of Njw York, ylea essary for all pupils to enrol) Mr. Odham, In his brief talk Urlsaon today lo meet a t the Toftc- very well." Df. Georg* Baehr said Wednesday as the recent 8U t« following the dedicatory address Ist Center a t 3:00 o'clock tomor­ [.a Guardia, who la recuperating day evening he killed a reran president of the New Y>uk C/n* Law require* th* school* to bfc*- l.y Mr. Touhv, pointed cut that row afternoon to go In a group lo from an operation, had not recov­ fool snake with l« rattlea and on tral System, estimated a 20 c e il gin regular classes on Monday, the Information Booth had been Blue Springs were a picnic will he ered sufficiently tn permit re­ Monday evening shot a six fo o t; Increase would hike payroll* by (660.000.00U a year, _ sumption of hla radio broadcasts. lung rattWr with 12 rattles. Sept, 8? . , (IM tlsw * aa r#a# Two) Ecuador Regime Non*()perating Railroad Workers Liven Wage Bimat �V um a 'I^irnirig LfpThePasr Ml«klUl»4 lu 190 r« * 1Ufcf4 * 4all> r «^A»l rtatmilflr an4 H|| 1*4a» Ml Iaaf«r4, I'larkU III kf•n»*t4t<» .%*mm a.#t*r#4 ««. mcomo t'.Mtn ituim O ruW r 21. I lll, Mi U« r...i Ollier •I U nU i 4, i|n4«r lli« A«l Oi 1 - aHM oI Man h 1. IM»T. nm i \ m » i n»: %•% « M llai OOfllHlV UKAX Muiln* »• MUflMr • iv iin itP T io ii h it k i » l C iiA i.S w tk ,i . . | 20 IlM Manila IS 'O it* Manilla 2 31 ‘'la Monika •’ •onw no—ft'- mmmm PULLING TOGETHER TV«> rtllldy mill prnrtii’P of nrrlim’nlpgy -q-enn like one good vvii\ (o tnu-nixi from the proliloniri of the preHunt, i>hpeciaUy when 'th e research la carried on in the peaceful agricultural terrain of upper New York atate anil New Jersey. Dr. William A. Ititchie of the Rochester Museum of Arts ami Sciences says that hia.tnvcaUgators have found, evidence to prove th a t.a cultural link existed between the Muusee tribe of Delawaredmlians«who.lived in New Jersey and the Ow.isco group of Iroqtiola in New York. Patient delving lias turned up cooking pits and burial grounds which date liack to 1100 A. D., and which are alike In the former haunts of.ndth these groups. ' All that these tribes hud in common failed to. create tietween .them a build strong enough, to keep them at peace with one another. How many centuries will elapse before some zealous historian, digging umong our buried ruins, finds thut we had much in Common with certain Kuropeun uud Asiatic I i IIm.*? T H U S A N F O R D U K R A M T . g A N P O K l), ‘F L O R ID A “Vox Pop”, And Free Speech Beauty Aids Needed j By College Girls. J Tampa Tribune PARK TH RBK i■■■ —i11iof* iJJ’IS-! appear on the show . EEN T A LK ind they love it. . Fashlun Notes . . . Newest paiamaa for hack-to-* ho-,1 teen­ ager* ate tuade of rultort hru-tlrlolh with a pattern of LuR disks. Tho kid* will love them for after­ Recently a contributor to purl a pair uf *h<>e«. “Readers" r n l u m n complained | Suppose, for the sake of the Hr BKTIY CLARKE that. In declining to print Tua(argument, that the w iiter of i u AP Newafeaturc- Brso*? Editor • Ap Newsfcaturcs c h a I letter did have the constitutions! letter in lu ll, .. Your Imck «to - vcln-.d suitcase n.-sr Judv. __ _____ _ etas* Jam ui ciam .wsUoiw. Tha d e n i e d h im hi* “constflu- naht to have It liubliShsd. Then should Include all your UrauMliur* Teen-agers now have Ihcii own , pajnmas corn* with lilt ! : tomm'a tlo n a r light" to* “bee .jpecch.'* every other subscriber would. Itav# fruiu 'toothpaste to dep laioviov. night club . . . in Allan*■». that I*- ( routs to match . . . Th- Jackson* Miss I)oudney Is Wed We ‘ explained *tha, the right the same light and could *«ud If you are away at school you Instead of the usual night club kavi- I..HUU1S wild pit the subject' of “f r e e ajterch’’ wa» nut In leltera and demand publicity., , To Harry E. Steadman may not !«• able to run down t* fate ill- custom er!• are ruivid nf eltvtrk light b»w ties . . . Sum.* on a l Ihvolvrd. We find ln>lhe Intera**- Suppose only >i many a t Uxi the cri/iier drug .slOie fir ■ r.iake-niidwirh** nml s«ft dnnV*. It is of ihe pigeon* wrar (lower• in <!>e Ing “Ratuhlcr" column of tile at In.OOO subsetiWr# sent In let. un 'aid every time ymt are a,kv«l a pay, lively spot anJ the kids hsii which also light Helen Esther Doudney of aiuall bat­ St. •Petersburg Independent an ters the same day. The paper, If I Mis* Elisabeth Tarver has loft for a date. love to Hock to iu Jitterbug m ur­ teries. vvieJ!lh7o, , iV raeuc of th e ' Miami , daughter of Mr.And andSrtusdMr*. it were required to publish all intelligent and clarifying discus T te Friendship League ol tne Dmadney A good rough wqih cloth, turn* I •CM* YWI IM al* decorate Die walls onil thcru r « l 'hun , w l> m « t Alfred Gurney Doudney a „.l grand- to s|Hilid a week in ranatna City TEI'NEWH *iun of this question, prompted these lettei* sent in, would ha.* p in io n hrit-h and soap should tn- j |f u ^ minimum <h-rge at All obituary "* aTolir«t. tar4« • I . Iona State Cottrjr • will rroduCe ins i-arish lloiiT ut bOO 1’ M daughter of Mrs. E lba D. Vaughan uiul Pensacola. hy a similar complaint., made by no space le ft’for news or to s i. Iltak i, rtaoInlloMn . a44 nwlicaa *•! tucked in your bag. Snh’rco on a I <;,,en Derliy, which "The Yeltf”* Jaekcl" this fail ^ D a u S t ^ oI W esiS C ia ^ lo f -W o rd . ,« « m e the bride of a "Vox Pop" letter « rlter. He-' nres* its own views. It one per* ,-i rnlttmiaiMfnta for ik« #uip«-»r •»! Paul Hickson is the guest uf scsnltsl soap If your biidc- t "1R[ „|ir n from A to tt:di) p.m. H f with tw.. Chiru-ve -ttidente servMlila* fund*. ««ll| la ekn»nr4 for cause "The Rambler"- state* our has the right to »>* heard through l o f tha First Melho.li*t Cl.urcli wUlj Harry FJmer_ Mr. and Mr*. J. A. Daniels, J r. tn netiuiL . . (teen kids Marled tho fclulf tsrldch Ine a- technical a.lvi-ers • . . ■1 t f tln r a lirn U la i inlet. « r . and Mr. Harry V Position snd also sets all latter publication of his letter in a news­ bol" their Z S E r b Z Z i : •*> i I I Panama City this week. A school trirl snouldll. need a ttrnctw abuut IMl on n Snturdsy came a* the result nf ^apluitng a laltR4 nVirrtoiUtlrVk. writer* right on the m atter, we paper then all would have the much rnakft makpup. hot site ahould have night - quit qi>w il is really, mnk- mad dorr which had a lr r d y blue* lo r. rmittonla Tkr ll«t»!4 In ikr Davenport, iq Holy Ttioitv United same r;ght and * the- newipapt; S & 7 1 S L V S Z reprint this comment'. Billy Epps is -pending a short a rake mHVimp a« well aF q Tmm- ing money. national Hold ol «4«sHt*U*. offlLutheran Church Miami Aug. jil ei^itismsnnit rrg- - ....... Sh« Luthcfian Lhurrn in .siiann on aub '|{n*c in Atlanta liefnre. tvspmflV would cease to be a newspaiwr The man had no such constitu­ *22 Summerlin Avenue. Mrs. Kd"time Iwfnre. Ce-pniing rfa nrr Maintained In Ike liri«»i dalion » '» « - Thy - rearw J “Jlir — wmiitna it" tO' i mt: tr tr~ 5o»? eanipiyd the ilog, which also hail tions! rights. The right to have and Would carry nothing e* ‘y: MLBrush and her group will In- „V ratio* In eonntry **llk ktadttnav* hU studies at Stet.r , 1lmv« ' dkllun will serve tlm— when young people eould orgsntlo Mm- I tdltan __ her.| _________ and toekeJIPit ..._ in _ an Mrt I t, C klm > nn4- > ot .ymt . * hCTtcTTi’s 1 iir th r orrn-j tm. his teller* published 'i s by- no I t l l t u (m m rss d s ts ,—(---h rr skin is extra-dry ami Ihe mke liar -allrartive hemljiunrtrr- f-'r | rm The Will Of The People ptv school room until authoro'clock. HFfct llornld la A nuinkff ..I ike WEDNESDAY Mr. and Mrs. J . H. Daniels, Jr. means Included in the copstitutinr.* makeup Is standard nqnlpniefit. Letter* to the editor'are usually /ti*orinli4 r»«*a nklrk ft enlltN their evening- out? rh<- Atlanta • nere llotlfled'. . . 8:00 P. M.: Prayer Meoling, le-1 The hrlde. who was given In returned to their home in Panama at right of frte speech. He does intsiesting leading and nearly «1| iievrial lipstick* ate * «fnu>l in- kid- orgaiiiied. it hack d hy Junl- j Foi-I Fur Thought . . . Studying Th4UU25L(lvni(icrtitic.tiJUHtry-4a moMhe-Uniterl-6tat<r«; ■«»> ■». ifiinhL mntriage by her father, wore a has* ihe right of free speech. He by T. B. Middleton. * City on Sunday after visiting M n. vr-tmenL You probably will u»e newspaper! carry such coramuntnl(H* *r All Iko Ural netta •0 ptmiii *1 but Switzerland. While we believe in populur rule, we have or Achievement, b e a u '- rimy lan |„. msde lot- . u,i ,r if :i ^wiet THURSDAY gown of white *lip|>et satin fash- Howard. can publish his own nawspaper cations but must selsct the otws i t Ik la no»**o«nrr. na aaall • • more than three ■ term, anyway, wanted a place where “.i ole-’ hoy snark inBrk is i* available while IhA lh / brain b never curried it to the point where the nation as a whole Seminole UhfiptTr No. 2. O. K ionrd with fitted bodice and shlrry M* rarata 4l*o«irkto. print he .chouse* hs it run# and confine th e m 'tbTnatand P '"d wwhat j> ai ha choose* ^or nr he so whv dot g-t tfcfec diff-renl eould take a filer girl dancing ip is at work. Humcmv.lu fudge or Mia* Elisabeth Dyson returned 8., will meet at the Masonic Halt ,)kj rt rx lendihg Into a court votes on new laws. The Swiss do. They have just approved shades to start wllh7 Then >»•« stead of Ju«l riding atoutul." hulterieolch ar, gi«xt pick-meTUESDAY. SEPT. 2. UM7 tialn." The sweetheart neckline on Saturday fnim a varatloft t>r Oh the street corner. l i t caiuiuUwell allow the same per'. ran use a tangerine sluiL- lo go by popular vote two government-sponsored hills, one calling pc/. a t 8:00 P. M. ups in energy value. * t»r if vou spent In North Carolina, Virginia If you like radio prog n r.— may­ FRIDAY and sleeves were outlined in seed with' hrosms. the m-w burnt But the owners of a newspaper sons to* write every few day*. feu: various Heps, to relieve unemployment utul the other fret aml-HInus.'Jniak-* a tray T he American legion 'Auxiliary pearls. The **ed pearl design was and poinla in Canada. brandy ami green. A lu n r in.lv be vou ean gel ymu bx-al radio reallv have the right to decide what To li« of value the letters mm; NIHLK VEK8K FOR TODAY. esltdilisjting old ug e pensions. . aUlfbu inlrie-ted in having a k| n- of Ice yreaiq ill Ule[ m(< ircrator will meet at 8:00 1 *. M. preceded also used on the tiara from which lip-tick Is pel fret for blurs, black • C If R I S T DEMONSTRATED and vou can have an i*e rrvam they print aijd can accept or re­ express the opinion* of many pef. ,by the board meeting at 7:10 P. fell a fingertip veil • of French Many states hhave the initiative, whereby voters may Mr. and Mr*. W. C. Clause and or paslcl date drease-. If vm« u—• ctal teen-age luon-lcuat like nno in im sons, not Just a few persist.*, THAT ONE BOHN IN A M \Nli and cracker »e*»i«n. Aild > whieh kills nf Houston,*.Tel*., par­ son, Clarence, returned yesterday ject anything according to their writers. f y a t the Legion Hut. , illusion. She carried a tmuqueT pass new laws or even constitutional amendments without powder, he iure to t-vlect two # »J UER CAN OVERCOME TDK of double stiength Coffee to own Idea* of what should be pubklmdrs — one darker than ynjr ticipate. The shew is written ant cup of gardenias cantered with a pun after spending several week* In We. are glad to have expre<*jon< SORDID IMPULSES OK THE having recourse to the legislature. Still •more have the re­ vour regular lee crraui re. ipe amt produced hy *x|H-rienr.-1 laillo Maryland. South Carolina and ilshed and do not have to account pie throated orehid. foundation and on* ligti. evening from our readers on any subjecr. FLESH AND LIVE A COM­ ferendum. whereby the people may pass on legislative ucts. men who know whnl the Lids like. frm-xe Then mix 1•* ups strong to anybody for their decision. The and pleased to print them wii»i Alabama.’ ’ Richard W^bcr Is powder. , Mrt. William It. Bell, sister of PLETELY SP0TI.E8S LIFE. HE Neither exists on a nationwide busts. *' • writer of a letter to a newspaper 4's.y comply with our frequently Makeup remover* can be lied In and the- hep- really park the atu- rnhl rnffee, '* cup light e tia u ­ groom, served a* matron of TAUGHT THAT EVEN OLD Honored On Birthday the If a national referendum existed, it would doubtless Miss Claudia Frances Kelly has has no more right to demand that stated rules When they do not. rtcamv cleanser*. Ol you ran dio. Frequently, talen t-1 te e n -| 'v cun light enrn ayrun to mcke honor, and wore a gown of aqua PEOPLE CAN BE SPIRITUAL opportunity to . four tall gla-ses of ice cream s-vila. he be given space in **e paper when they are offensive, or libelfind a ereamv kind in far: i snap agers ate given an over taffeta which feat­ rcturneil to her home In JscksunLY REBORN.-—John 3:-1: E crept be used on the Tuft-Hartley law and the vetoed tax reduc­ ------1 ■ j \d d scoop of h e c r .'a n r - e.tih' Yopng Richard Weber was hon­ chiffon ville after apendlng ser-ral day* (the only thing the pa|>er ha* to ou*. we don’t print them—amT and cold cream romhlnatimi. Ju-I ured a IrouffanfsW rt, fitted bodice oo# be born anew, ha cannot »c* tions. Then we would have a better idea of what the iieople ored on his third btrth|D / with a and shirred bolero. Hrr iHiuquet with her grandparent*. Mr. and i n , HaVrlcla. have re tu r n ^ Ul' g l « - ami fill with Iw *vM. spursell) than he would have the right we are not violating the constltVm if lt on a* you d.» snap, and wit­ the kingdom of God. ON TBI WAT lo be wed at Ute Church of the W aylartf In Carmel, C sf, wajit than we now get from public opinion polls. Of course, ter. sn u b vour face with a » isti- Mobile. Ala., after vl-lliiig het kling water. . . - Yum. Vou’ll lay. to walk into a store and d.m ’. U tion when ^ TefuM to ^ ' ^ “ ride-maids Mr*. A. I- Kelly. Sr. Singing actress K*lhryn Gtayson arvl »ln*< r Johnnie Johnion pose for I- • — Your- In the band, there might lie objections. Some people don't want to know S S W r t e s jK jss , GATHERER OF SIMPLES cloth and remove ll.r lather. Thi- t sl-ti-r. Mrs. Talley HatrawAy. unlay afternoon. Tlic luncheon!were Mr*. Charles r.. Salter or •Mr. anti Mrs. I.ucien Johnson the ohidoer talier. They met Ha t w o n a studio loL tln ternatfamal) ' Vivian the will of l-he people, or. rut her. they don’t want the will tFrom Kalcidogriipht will make your ikin feel luthy j table was arrangnl in the ■Hath I West Palm (»*ach and Mr*. John and s«ui Jon have returneil frqm . Rising at dawn when iia ^ r l* ccld of the people generally known. smooth. Rev. slid Mr*. J; N. Thompsor \ Tennis Club room overlooking | R, Human uf MtUpL They wore with dew. _ •• • Choose the light .‘mgrtphe of Large firoup At Club Legion Auxjliary uW swimming pool at the Mayfair i goVmrof yellow marquisette with Mr. and Mr*. Herbert F. DuTfl DuTJl She gathers h ttb ’s to rope-w ith tweedy roloe.ir* an I pel Inn. I fitted bodices and bouffant sklrta and baby daughter, of Fort Pierce, LesSon Learned To Hold Meetinif. outdoor ness of Mt*. Johnson’s moU(*r, fumes. These arr In-.t- r f->r ccl.oul rnou human ilia; Over Past Weekend Bv MARIAN R. JONES were recent guest* of Mr. and • Centering the table was a large !„ml carried bouquet* of pink roses. Mrs. J. tL Myrlck. . girls than the headv. i-Xoti.* ' t ill­ B onrfrl and canttimllr, .whose b!tSpecial th the Sanford Herald Mri. Doc Malcolm and family.,; OS One man who has learnejl from experience is the Amer; ' ■ U r brew « ./ ,« Hi*. birthday . cake ACilllam H. BeJI served as l^*« Activities at the Sewjnolo Good- ,,kTh» AmarWan legion Auxiliary er rated for ohlrr, mefcyiojinuilj. . . in the form of a . • ... —ii-A Ify a n d Mrs. E. F. Mftchexa, Will conuurr fever and relieve tlir dnun lead,In blue and yellow c a r - ; m*,i for Jvi* blilh*r-|n-law, and ' Friend* of-M m. J .1 L - Myrlck try Club over th r weekend Indud- will hold Its- fitM nufR m f nf the "aled vusmrn. n farmer, in I he dtesfy prosperity ufter World War I. Th- S-mtnolk f'guntv Teacher’s! Mrs. TV.' T. Chance, Mr*. C arof- rylng out the p o B r-aA arra.ufed t p Mtt H. chilli. , Ww*ed V. Belt- will be glad-to learn that she ha* ed an Informal parly on Saturday fall on Friday a t the Iwg'on llul farmers mortgaged their property for nearly $11,000.000.H uh mel af the Sanford Junior Hamerick. and Carol Jr. have re­ in th* decorations. Blue a ift yel- n*r Jay W. Knight, cousin of l«on movnl from Sibley Memorial night and a buffet adppor served after having been disband, d over The Sht-pbrni’a P une Mil In a I a 000. When prices collapsed, innny lout "their furnis. Casselberry News •7 flowera ____ —were arranged .1 *e*intha »1 anti PGray .. . ,. I* . Ili.-tnrl R. Dickert, Hospital In Washington, I). C. to on Sunday evrning. Following the the summer months, . was an- I ly ’JANK W. CtSSEI.IlKHHY High School Thursday. The gues* turned after spending the past low t h e<1 . l)le a• LTide blrrdina wound Now farm prices have jumjtcd even higher thun thev sneaker w*s Mr*. Una Holden, of two weeks in Georgia. ’ .-. centar of the cake. Following the 1unrj p uf-the bride Served as ush- the home of hfcr daughter. Mr*. d pennyroyal ,-iovtln- un aching dancing ami singing were nouiw.-d today hy Ml-* r^tna v-nii were lifter the first World War, but the farmer is keeping Del and. Vice-president and form­ James P. Smith In Springfield, su • In ad; luncheon Dickie received man ?' er*. Pre-War Industry ^ J . n ; preside,,', Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Clonts. Sr. The Woman'* Society fur Chriser Pr**t/h*nt n* the Florida Educgifts from his friends-and car By pfind and stream or <ver (allow his head. He knows that $:i wheat %2 corn and 80-cent cot­ V-.r-is • ’ 1• Following the wedding a rec­ Va. campanil.,ent of Mrs. Ed U n . The croup will meet atJAW ^ ,ian Service met last Mogday ! have returned from a vacation (o Of Mink Raising Is atioaf Association. She.explained it was presente< 1 with a gift Krt>und and the board will meet m ".IS i-sening at the Cmumuiuty llm ur. eption wna held on the lawn of ton Won t Inst. .So instead of adding to his mortgage, he is and Mrs. F. E. RoumltlaL ' Ailat»a, Ga., and Wayneav the new school law and the effort a favor. During the nfL-nmon Miss K«la Richards of Spring Some ancient wisdom guides her -n J Ml-- rtiiil.-nden a«knl-l!ul_C L_ * *' WT-r-bip - f r t th r home of th r bridt** _ Revived In Germany the committee had to' nui forth N. C. paving It off. By the end of 10-16 the total of farm mort­ prexent—were—Mr> " iis j . 1^ . , . _ on — *•'-!> and TtfldrltThM heen-th* Knrxt of h er —Tliuic'eager tread. mlng_wa* ciuuycil „ rt E. .. IL „ Smith. Mr .ind Mr*. PO'1' l-eN-given Girl's .Sloti; ici- followml hy a M Mr. . ml vtrs. ^ ^ , (lun. , Cohvcnii gages was down to ^>.000.000,000. and the next report to * rt frp aised . Her addins"w s's Air Folicy Bill Facing Bv lore of earth, through rges taiJ mion which $lot*»_Now Taking J to n d Mr*. Cfcll Carlton, form erly.of Those Invited lo lie with Dickie wedding trip through Florida the •lit«r uml liroth«r-ln-Uw, Mr* liul and guest! Mr*. w* ' Lc-1'1 In .New Ao ik ., All mom* the edjrallun of youth today l» Ai’ Newsfcatun s ought to show a further reduction._____ ________' _ ■ *TBbgn u o in g In Congrasi Imih Inspirational and -Instructive. Oviedo, is confineii to the Fernaldor sung. were Samira Wright, Justin Lynch, couple will make their home In Mrt* Fretl Dyiun, 4i th tir home Jlugh Whelchel, Mr. and l.y Mr*. Hart Fuller. Rrfreah | • In Easing Forking Ills By NADKANK ANDHRSOV TkKh- Ttant she go Mutt wx-ai -t"TT Thosd a t’endlng teacher* from Laughton Hospital at Sanford.: Bobby Munson, Hilly Wright, Sot- Miami. For traveling the hrlde on West Seventeenth StreeL »hv Dome a n o th e r d ep ressio n , th e f a r m e r can leave his menU wero served-by the hostessHAMBURG— In Blankencs*. a S p tc n l to C entttl P itta signature: * Oviedo SchiToI were Professor. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Estes ar._ Moss, Eileen Moss, Alice Moss, rhu-e a dress of »>We faille with Is sjiending several day* >n Mr. and Mr*. J. R. Stuck. Mr. ami pitchfork in t-s. Mr*. Aamcs It. Ilatlaway and i '" ‘«nh_______________ suburb of Hamburg, another frs - and Mr*. Walter A. Teague. M rs.(daughters, I.uJune and Kay, and fe v e rfe w . Clcy-Yye*. i jngwort, server an any*he hayloft unci lie us hlaittl toward tin* process ■^^AHHINGTON — There Is considerable speculation In Capitol Lvnn Ratlgan, Robert Nilberton, a bolero Jacket and black accessor­ Orlando l.cforr returning to ncr Mr*. W. W. Loudrrmilk,. A alitae'e V " .kit iv, ■ .. yom* else, — St. Louis Post Dispatch. • * Mrt. lU rty Tooltf.‘ war luxury industry is preparing J. N. Thompson. Mrs. Basil Guynn,, *o ii , Tommy, are spending this Adder’* Tongue, Marilyn Moss, Hatty Wright, Lind ies. Her corsage was of orchid*. home. In. Illinoia. . circles ll.4l the Senate war Investigating committees hear­ U n e. Mr. anil Mrs. J. C. MUchcll | s i i a j ' / i j i y C . , t,s a postwar comeback. There, one -Miss Catlsoni Mrs. Caldwell. Known bv their name* either to week at Daytona Beach. * Waber, J r. and Virgin'" Mo—. Mr. Grdrge Schwab, for many ing* on the Kuwait] Hughes plane cunttacts killed whatever chance and guests Mr. and Mrs. Tom f A t l.lI ltlL V l i y O it-r* Those from Sanford attending of Germany’s lar«;es: mink farms cau»e or.cute. The -Mattie . hnd Commercial Mr*. A. W. Epps and son. DHL Kirkland of Orlando and Mr. and years a missionary in Flench IVt-n! the “single instrument ’ Air Policy bill might have had uf being en­ the wedding were Mrs. Vaughan is again breeding thr small btuwn teachers of the county held a I American Beaut ic h There U no h tib whose viitue can Epps, have n-tprnad front *j»em Africa, w»* guest Mnatei al ll"-' TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY acted by thr M)th Congress ami Mr. and Mr*. W. Gaulheti Mr*. C. C. Kirkland of J.r-k*onanimals with the jjarly-pifcelr** meeting al Oviedo lliirh School inipait Sunday mornUig service, of the It) It I'SHELL KAY Hutchison, MIm I’enrose-IluU hl- Ing two months at Daybmn Reach. villc. Mr. and Mr*. W- D. FlrtttBelief prevailed that the Involvement of Senator Owen Brewster pelts. . Kate to (he Irouhfed mind m heal Friday morning to mak? -plans, ATLANTIC CITY. N. I . Sept. I’assellM'iry • ,'oiniiiuiol) Cliuivh, Jaycee Booth While In Daytona Mr. E p p - com­ Ing, Dr. and Mis. O. L. ('" 'k s , Dr. Hull. lit! Maine in the-committee fiasco was the tipofl that the legis­ the heart. Appropriately, the !l!nnk*neae for the coming vear. muted to Stetson University whole and Mrs. Many Woodruff, Mr. 2. i .l l - Fifty-four s r h tt offer­ MethmlLt, otr Aug li Fot tw.l month* or more teii.l istte and other «**»*, Oils fact lation would h a \r very rough strddmg if it were brought up • KATHERINE VAN DF.U VEER. Next Wednesday morning will) (IS siiaart ir-as t’ses Ossei mink farm Ix-long* to n wu nan, he wus attending suminet »<ho. I. nml Mr*. John Melsch, Mr. and Ings from 41 stales, Canada mid .•fits of a sectlun of Klo-tda's tiulf seems to strctiKthen the •tlltf that Brewster admitted in committee testimony hi* I)r. Maria Koi^p. who runs il with he the fnrmnl opehlng of the Hut a dream uf ths Jaycais a year Epp* spent thu ta il t-vj vvevks Mr*. John Ivey, Mr. end Mr*. r« 12 lilio* parade tmlay down tlo* Mr. nnd Alt*. It. J. Rrvlll and Doris Duke Retains Dr. Allshilr City boardwalk I" mark family returned la»l week from close Interest in Han American Airways th* her husband. Karl Jan-..-s. Accord­ Oviedo School. All -visitors and *g°That Red Tide winch list ber:i toapt from Ft. Mycr« I j Tarnon thcie rnlirht In? juAtlftcatm i for the in Davtona with them. J. Nelson of Miamk Mr. and Mr*. bprinicB nav#» b ttn |ilavi;c<) uitn a rs s theory. th. official s u r t of Hie flv.-olay are. expected to report to _ ’’T*1* J«ycees d e n ia l that it ing to the Kobe's, their farm is pupils . . . ..........-r - .. ._ guiding force behind the new air policy measure the scourge ol out west cossl Control Of Fortune Mr. and Mrs. Ted T. M«-y«r* and Roumillat. Mr. and Mm . A. J. « « • coi'iiN'tillon for the 1947 "Miss tllrir varalion trip. They visited about the third largest of soma 2h the school al the regular school Bfinford was to progie**, it n u d mysterious ao-called ’red .sac tu th ers in Gulf wate.s luftrle.l Moreover. Hughe* strategy In playing up th* Mrs. Bevln's patenls tji New Kei .beaches this lUUimtf, codtdn'l have that has killed and chi linueV 'to 1 *,,,,her• ,n ,,ulf 14c- Opeiw 12:4S I*. M. -10c or 30 mink farms In I lie llamburi time. The busses will run to bring *‘l • “ additional crop—« erop of . daughter. Ginger, have returned llama and Mr. and Mr*. t.«-orgo America" crown. ’ so-called “pressure' angle In which he charged sington, Ha., ml lates visited NiThurston. kill millions of fllh; casting their J J f ,irte h,ve , HARIS. Sept. 2 ..W A A Do­ been stilted up by the Reds. coulJ ami Schleswig-Holstein areas. a K In the children In the surrounding tourists who constitute F b n d i’s to their home In rllU bfllgn, I nThe frt contestants will exhibit agara Falls. N. Y„* ami 'Alcoa, that Brewster agreed to halt the prqbe If Hughes minican friend of Porforio Rttbl Als** Mr. and' Mr*. Rov Holler Pupils amt v iiitori indDitry.H he declared, concentrating on hi ceding to territory. after spending the past two wet-ks ciiivos uiul talent in n gnirling it? to at* c u ts .. s s k'S n to» .’S!i%ir "",n’ would merge TW a with Han Ameilcan, would be ». are toxa, bridegroom of Doris Duke, with- Mrs. Meyer*’ iMcenls, Mr. and guest. Miss Marguaiius Grave* act • * of competitions designed to Trim. ' * lalwIltliS aL lsH . . . of the. tehulld an export trade, and if receive fonnal iiitioducllons to; *Tnl* Tourl»t Booth wm tjullt tending liliu physicians. Nouu | Certain to be used, behind th* scene*, by op­ said today Miss Duke would re­ of Columbia. 8. C.. Mr. and Mr*. necessary materials are obtain­ nt*i nml old teacher* for the . and Mrs. A. I- Kelly. Hr. Sira. c.?.u,,rd damago esll'iiated cases lias proven of a sarintis natha fit Id d ttt_lft hi’ -Sxtunjto Wmm Mr.-amt-Atrs. linn'Titrunrinm it . 1 ^ * 1 '*** ,n ponent* of the legislation tain control an*r»ilminl'iraUonj»r M rvrrs will be remembered as tne John Galloway. Mr. and Mra. Wal­ trim It may be dial Socialism did not in the milliiins frulii loss of sum. lute although sevetal prisons able, they may have soma pclLs coming year. So far the teacher* nlylit's ' final-. Today'* "tH-ning family have u-turned from Hilt — J yt ' ' ' Brew star has specialised In aviation m atters her vast fortune under the con­ ter High, Mr. and Mi*. <-l>'dr Terfor.the mhrket Vy n * x ;w a r's fur at" ppresent former Virginia Kelly. par.ole was tile easiest °f the produce the preicnl luid time* in mer tourist tiade at liearh resorts were confined to hospitals f >r resen r’aFc m*rlt ,n me Fruf. rru t. Walter w aiter A. 7 ^ , snd hs-pieeumsUy would -be th* Door leader on tract hy which they were mkrrl«l willi-gar ami guvsts, Mr. and Mra. the girls had only to I* pushed liurgh, Ha., vvlieir they visited season, Koher says h-'p.-f illy. Trugue. principal nnd high school to raise fluids to opt-ralu t ’Jl Bsiuiu so wulcfv. Auil.olcd- by and hasjiuL cummeicial fisli«ime«.<||e*tmen»; Bemgntrtng—till dittr Sterling Bolling of W a|hln«ton, Ip individual rolling chairs down relatives and friends. such legislation * yesterday. } Mr. and Mr*. W. C. Hutchison. out o( hutineti. . ‘ Uni. officials, uf Gulf Const romFounded on br<-edin,r stork from teacher of mathematics; Mr*. '(V told of plans to upeM Idlhe D. C. and Mr. and Mrs. t.hor os a t« o-mll* lane Wrote an ogling SAcislist*. to ths.'war- but neillici tluhusband o( naldrosa, lately i Mrs. Eltxa n . Vaughn and MU* ln desperation, loyal residents munltie* in the infected aVm lm-Canada, mink farming was ■ i-.mll Hihl<nid Cnssellatrry, Jr., left ...... ..... THAT PARKINO PROBLEM—State and muhas U oveicome them. ‘ the film actresa .Daanielle Darricux Henrosr Hutchison - speht th Hotter. Mrs. R- G. Fox. Mis» (S'ldlrnre of *om# |0«.IHH) p. . -r liave turned to state, comity and mediUely placed a iian on Uatii-Tm-silay fur f’hlcagw, HI- w'" ’ •' r c . ^ i . o ^ * T ^ S w ‘:J L % :.: S £ . i " *n h?ur“ * '* ’ Frances Mahoney. Mis* Matv Ann and once a son-in-law hy another -even day* a week tctw-dule. a Senator Brewiter ntcipsl governments ire taking steps to tasc That ' The girls registered yesterday, weekend In Miami with Mr. and federal govenmient for halu, hut lug a? well as fishing.. I Germany. In H t3t,-140 mink l.rv«d- placing Mrs. Kathryn Walker, who stressed he » ill atieinl tha conventiniii marriage or Die president of the Mn . Alfred he plan of br'nginc and many nf them lmmc-ll»1-ly nf G arner D*n»*lm:v tag headache for every city motorist—where to AllfTfl viuntry 7,'-* .V Whelchel»— MIsa er* in Ihe country owned 7,020 as resigned due to her health; more resident's despite the millions of taxpayers' It teems strange that with all ' llie Flutist Telegraph .Dellvei Into County. II Hugh Whelchel, Jr.. 0 % H *"1 Dominican Republic, anil hi* wide thrr* they attendei! tlu* mqit into form-ftatterlng bathing minks. Nearly all the fur- went Senator Pepper thinks Prcsi- monev spent annually fur (he th e 'money spent by litc govrrn- park a car In crowded metropolitan areas Jr.. sulta for Uw benefit of photo­ and Ihr Telegraph Delivery 8ervwere reiNtrtc*|on an extend"! Mrs. nower, fifth grade; M rs.. highly praUed the^ worYof ^harl By mg, Ray Fox, Kliby ■ praised tl wcddtng of ths> Douflney’f daugh maintenance of bureau;, ... .................. ................... „, ! A new survey by the National High say Users conference reveals ( to thr Isip tig fair, and most wtr* Basll hoards mint in stale and federal w biiieaui hronomlrta* ILuke. n U who . . i ccharge .of tho fund 'dent Truman should select his own 1honeymoon at the Mediterranean t>r. Helen E sth e r' Doo.ln. y to John Pierre of. Daytona, W. 1 . graphers. T h e y will aliiunate beGuymi. Home» Economic*; _ . |j Luka, Who lhad and commissions set u|> in tiie pulr-' for public welfare ami contcrVk- that stale legislatures are taking three general lines of approach lo I exported to the Balkans, Kober Heard. F. D. Scott, Phil uraah'lff tveen Utoar suit* and evening N.Pffhmnpson, Senior | nraising dtive, for ’soltlng* ih* resort of Cap il'Antlbcs. N .» h o m p « « i. Bmbir b l w drive, running male next year. " I feci lie welfare, the Slate (Tunserva- lion, that thr scientists'and auth- the parking problems of their cities Th*** a rt: Harry Elmer Steadman. I explained. Mcsjra. ■ Renin llaltaw ay ami and IL U. Henleygown* throughout tlm remainder Ruhlrosa's sister Anita said the that the President should he, and lion Department, th - Federal oriitcs al their command n rj un* 1 Wartime bombing had an ad­ English: I’rnf. Haul Miklsr, Ills- wheels turning." I—Further us* of parking met*** . Woody rtsiwdctmllk an- the nett A. I*. Lyon's lory and Athletic Director: other I Javrecs arrived early In Ihe couple left hy piano this morning. of the week. . vers# effect on mink breeding and Bureau of Lish«l**, the Slate able to offer any real help in this will be. nominated next year." h-. 3 Setting up municipal facilltlts to provld* off-str**t parking. changes will oe announced laU r.1morning to put the TourWt Infu f o r the final winner Saturday nroprlclnrs nf lltc Flight DcvThe Dominican friend, who asked Board of Health, the D lu iln u n t cincrgenry. wire-and-wood cages rusted, rotted 3 —Authorisation of local invraligations into th* overall parking says, "He should have a tunning Hroftssor and Mrs. Allan mation Booth Into good shape f £ n ig h t,'th- "Miss America" crown llralu'irniit ul the Sanford Munici­ Women Can Help to remain anonymous, said the and fell Into disrepair. The Ki.-hers,- Thompson, of Fish and Wild Life CuiscrvoWhite these governmental agenson Jim, of Vero dedication. The following firm* il| mean u $5.<'(>0 <«holarihl|» pal Airp-irt. The Flight Deck wa* marriage contract waa ilrawh up mate of hi* own choice, one with lion and several other*, none* of rles are efficient when It comes to problem who had only IB )r 20 animal* Beach, are and ......... -■ Aug. * - 10. . Law Enforcement «plus Ry ROB THOMAS lociatiVe radio, screen, or [ uffh tally i #o| h ned spending the weekend furnished c*|ulpm:iit a t cost or Cny-op«rat»d juirklng loti and garag** have b**n authorised by "as usual” in accord with*Domin­ left at war’s end, havj built ip to with Mr. Thompson's wkotu he can wotk. and one wh i these agencies has so tar been able collecting fees and dues and are parents, ths near cost, according to Gntdoo Itgtslatur** tn s«v«n states Catlfornt* rtonvla Maryland. Minne­ modslling contract*. Thn' t l run­ P h o n e 4 81 ican law. The ceremony, however, 1 1 0 S , P a lm c tlo A vc. 100 minks now, hut m an/ of. (heir lo offer a solution to ,ho pr (Idem not a hit bashful when it comet to will strengthen the ticket." Some­ Mr. ami, Mrs. James It. Halta , r.cra-up will share in $2n.n«».i HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 2. Mn— A l' N nw fffituw k sota, Massachusetts *N»» York and Hennsylvknla stipulated that the bride should Hradjey. secretary: Clerk Novell) rages aro patched and mendtxL or give any service in 'nc.’ting the asking congress or the legislatnte »»*v vf I-»l r Ellen Diivr: have one, like . . . well, say Senator emergency. 'Jtan v tte MacDonald is nixing a HACKENSACK. N- 4 Company Installed the temi-ctrcul* *Y,’n worth of rrholarshipi. “obey" her husband. Harking meters to increase th* turnover of parking space hav* Kober pointed xadly lo one empty { ■ for Increased budgets, they appear had a* their guest, Mlsa Iritiir ar window seat, nnd Sanford Up­ Pepper of Florida, eh, Claude? Miss Duke, who divorce*! James career In-opera because shgwant* Terhune.deUctlve and grandm..lhHandicapped with link of fund- absolutely helpless in the face of been authorised In s u stales—Florida. Kansas. Maryland. Massa­ ? broken corner, from I ag their fur lightens in color, llt.oki-i <■/ Neptune Ucach, Fla. fir. believe* women .’oukl tm. « Lightning experts sav ynuianother try at th* moviei. • holstery Co. the green, cushion. chusetts. New Hampshire and North Ca'rollna . H. It. Cromwell in 19*2, Inherited and limited as lo equipment w ltn .a situation tka*. is really ivt'ous which a whole family oft minksi A* befits their.value, ill minks creator factor for taw enforceThe red-haired uoprano.ls happy rlianrrs nf ln-lng hit hv lightning The coffee table is from Thorpe $.'I0,000JM )0 from her father. Esti­ recently escaped Into tho Blan- have names amt pedigrees. Kober which to work. County ’ Board*! and calls for quick jn l decisive An Investigation of th* overall parking situation ha* been author­ Mrs. J. W. Wurrvlla and daugh at more than Ht0On,(kM). Furniture; thr'e# chairs, filing mates on her present personal with her return to the screen in nienL kenese woods. » lt was "Yes, (ie ilase No Ba- (•■ve <J°no everything pot«ihlc l o ' action. Thev can eaten the ftsli- ised by the Hennsylvania state legislature and is expected to get said. Some of hi* ar* Cognac, cahinst and typewriter ate from -Thv Ulr«I« And Thu IW ca *n«l “It's time women licranwi mors fortune have ranged ns nigh ns dlspose of the tons at dead fish erman who pulls In a trop.r tu t uf under way aoon. One of th* quesllunx mink * , OSntl," ’ at hospital* and other - •* * responsthUitus. $200,000,000, although that figure told m«- she want* tr do More. hr enlcr* muse over these da vs is Cocktail and Chester; Jb« lattqr, .How*lV Office'fiu'pnlVr two desk'.' • * * • cast upon the beaches, but the area : season, ur attempts to operate >1 a •t he explained, “was named fur at, l from Army and Navy S u rp l* charitable institutions in Miami affected is so vast nnd the prob-lhoat without a license, but can do generally wax considered highx "For th* flhd time, I-pMV-my­ S T ihi 'K -r’S ' whsthsr export fur prlres will b« • BENTON’S NEW PROUI.EM—Trimming the aalD of the Btale English colons! we know.’ I’rsuJ- Storet-watar cooler. 8-T.r-mI E l . J She also controlled the Duke en­ self." she said. "In the past. I al­ who has lurmllixt criminal case* In­ Igsl wtxk when the Canadian fruit jein »o difficult dial the effort lis#'nothing to prevent the wholesale IV he exhibited card iniftY ftios of , trie Co.; Elder 'Springs' wnUrT'w'’ dowment .foundation, a - 1200,000.- ways portrayed a nighty vuuiuc volving women fur 2« yi**rs. ' l h l S ? ‘K u ' W l ! l S ' ( tier Rose i^ f i was towed to been little tnurr th.n a lo k -n ic m -Jd c siru c .l^ SnSSJlfomT .* I f f l u S J S pedigrees, recording family trees | H. Crews* electric -refrigerator. thing who didn’t Know what wa* The only woman In Nctv Jen ey 000 fund. r t h ..r ro o d n ,h .^ n d . y m m n i B e n to T w h J ? o u lr!S fiB ? ly » ?^ S . I n t . K . .^pr^prt.U on •‘fic**,° n ,h# * * r' * K°U r back to mink great grest-greut j Mathers, and glasa topi'foV'de.k* with both engjors dead and P*rcd sent*. ,l l hi - * i« ^ - ' ‘*‘^ ^ l w o that ut tw# tin eaten* to wipe rut tho c m - i \ Informants In the Dominican reining fcrouml the corner. But who wear* a d*l*cthre’a hailgi *1'" I'm not ’Naughty M arietta' any grandparents. J. . . J from Stnkarik Glass Co. New trouble *tem* from the way he has adjusted his staff to makes thn following polnled nhAppeal* to Tallahassee and merrlal fishing Jnter**t < of the I ter gaining on the pumps. Tlirtc e Pelt." It tske% a^Aklns to stake cohsulal* said Huldrosa was Inde­ meet the lower appropriations i . . a full-length ladles' coat, he added, scrvatlons: . pendently wealthy. He la 39. Mlsa more." was nothing to do with a cargo nf Washington have brought* sympa­ West Coast. . V The movies. Jeanctt# explained The major cut has been in th* foreign field, especially the preaa “ W om en sh p u ld .ito y » t home and th* old price for a first-qual­ Mavhe thev couldn’t do anything (hike I* 34. • 11-262 (no. we t^n’t know who thetic expressions from senator*, "require morn of rtiy youth" nnd ninrp, representatives, departmtitt and about it th* ilr tt week, or tven the and information officers in foreign capital* and thoae working on ity coat was four to five thousand During thebrief, sljnple cere­ counted them) bananas rapidly rip­ bureau officials but nolhlnx con­ first month, but now that two the. Voice of America tn foreign fields . “Women should not prink so ‘ • dollars. mony.’performed bjr Consul Geo- that's why she wsfils tc slay here ening but to get'them eaten as crete. In the wap <4 OtstOtanco or months hav* gon* liy the- sllua' . , Rut mink food—if ><>u can find It was her* that some of ths ablsst of Benlon’a staff w»r*. UH.Cr%| Dr. Salvador Hanulafc Rubi- to renew her film rareer, 8inc# a much. -They should think more.abont in finding a xolmlOh to th.- prob­ lloti continually grows w vear or more is- reqnlretl to learn lb— now costs about stx limes • rapidly a* possible. gaged They generally received th r Ppproval of members of .Con­ rosa puffc«l a cigam te.'w nlch h*lem. M am, g lea m iO ithout (V /p in g f what it used to, ths breeder com­ seem*- that saiusHifng cool ground out when time cam* t*J each opera, sha will lak t' at wait their (amUl*a kodAM*>jW«v themgress who saw their work abroad . . * - i y ' ’ until later. . 8h* -c*p*rlc«l that Professors fiom the- University done for the suffering' plained. And while breeding slock rxchange werkling' ring*. Now they ar* returning te Waahlngton to be severed from th* “Young girls of today attach t. u of Tampa and Uhlventty of Mi­ of th* affllctixl are* an one* cost about SUk) per :euple, Quid rosa. "Sit* and handsome MGM ha* a couple of.deals cook­ government payroll. . S o tn in e Americans American* a r e wur ami as well as official* at the Fed­ mcrclal fishermen who A ll y o u d o la w an h a n d rln s o d is h c a a n d much Importance to self-expres­ ing for her. they are completely unobtainable ami a bit shsrtar than his tall, • # # • lied lest European , nation* may eral Bureau of Fisheries hxva l—m tH*(r business niinsd t now. Kober claimed. The only jjla sh w a rc . . . T h fjr’ll g le a m w ith o u t tim e* Clark Gable has Dually seen sion and not enough Jto aeivicj.’ blonde wife, was charge d’affaires • BILBOS SLCXXSSORf—The death of Senator Theodore Bilbo Detective Terhun*. tall, grayttade I* between dea'cr*. who request too much aid from the making Investigallons. They hav* fault of their owfi.' nf th* Dominican legation in Haris "Gone With The Wind," II* was —abort Program— w o n tin g w ip in g w h e n y o u w an h w ith V e il ID). Mississippi, the “while supremacy' champion, halred and blur-eyed, became in­ examined Ihe fish kllle-i bv the sWsp among themselves for need­ telling n»* on the "Homecoming during the German occupation. United Slate* under the Marshall plague, analysed the water nf the Cartoon- “FOWL BRAWL” rat*** anew the reports on Capitol Hill that Rep Rankin fa V el leaven no Hoap acu in o r u tr e a k y film tp ed supplies and materials. set bow he happened to miss it- terested in nolle* work through an Because h«served while the Plan. The current figure is te killing tide and given n number Norslty- "GREAT LAKES" Vichy regime was in power, the At th* world prtm Ur* In Allant* intrresl lo aoclal’ ProhUm* Involv­ John E ; Rankin- ID), Mustaslppi. hi* “rootin'. A trade magaslne, "The German p o lis h a w a y . P o ta u nd |uuta g o t c le a n bo fo n t L u s t * of exnlanatloas, nano of which ing woman, particularly the prob­ PARAMOUNT NEWS ported hovering around 29 billion tootin' ” countsrpart tn ths House, may be named Fur Trader," is being published present French government has he was so weary (font the civic y o u h a v e to hoc i t to b eliev e IL b c c a u so V el ha* helped to-stay tfie-deslructlQn lem of unmfirrled mothers. tty Alley to succeed’him . • again In Munich, and Knb-s; found •(User diplo- celebration that he w it his feet up refused to tecognia* dotlsis, which is. a lot o f‘money in of or meet the emrrrenrv. * emergency. That wa* mor* than a onarter a in a .recent Issue a review from ‘ . on the railing before the feont row Mississippi ■ Gov. Flsidlng L Wright must appoint rentovcB g re a s e f a s te r , m o re co m p le te ly th o u Plain Toea malic atatus. anybody’s language. That .is about I In the meantime, the derlruciP and slept right through the pic- e m tu rr ago, when her husband, a successor to Bilbo, lo serv# until th# genersl election of 1W8. . an American fur publication. He . ooap. L e a v e s n o d ln lip a n r in g to o c ru b o u t three times as much as was leni tlv* “red tide” continuer i u lethal ihe 1st* llenrv Terhuno, a mechan­ I WCrt’N DEM DRUNK Wing - Tip* read wistfully that th* currcut tu rt ' Hankins backers already are getting busy down la Mississippi ic. was living* She used to hurry V cl clcan n d inhea c le a n e r tita n s o a p a n d to Euro peso nations after the first march 'as Us poisonous water* price for mini imported Into the When IV cam* to th* premiere home from a day of Investigating They hop* Rankin gets th* appointment, and goes on from there to DRlVUHS IS PE LUOUEft' •weep on to new ansai, killing all Brogues U. S. had been f t 10 per holt, as •Wpild War and has never been manner of sea life, undangctlng her*, his wlfe„.th# l#te Carole crime saveti u p t o h a lf y o u r d ia h w a a h in g tim o l he elected in his owp right to fill ths seat of the Ml* senator, who to prepare supner for Henry POLKS IN PE WHOLE compared to f 10 in IfiSO and M in lumbard. said ah* didn't want to and their itever actually was seated tn the Wlh Congress ' rrpaid. And don't forget, folks. swimmers caught In Itssvidour two aon*. George and Loafers 1940. w hen-1,800.000 mink pelts sit through th* foitrihour show Thornwald. Now that both son* that every cent of it comes out embrace, making homo- unten­ WORL'. ELSE DM ALL were brought Into the country, again. So they walkvl through are married. Mr*. j M u i t * ha. ■ your ' pay envelope, yours anJ able.. and threatening the public BE PONE PAIP B1 HOW1. Th* Kober* got into mink breed­ crowds, down the aisle and Mildor lo Hondi health. ing ten years ago because Dr. t out tha hack exit. Recently her own home near th* Tleegen •~r. A m eiitsnil - While no on* seems to know th* County Courthouse. thon Soop Maria la an animal lover and r x r* t T I I ■k I A 1 r* I Maria is an animal l-iv*r and a friend arranged a showing and answer, scientists attar their pet W .7 A fter S<l veers on the Job, she inlvted Clark. "Good pletuie," he A ctual sk in te sta explanations as to th* cause of SSVSI comments. mads by an tnde« , cry of Eisenhower fot the ltd*. They say that mlnuta She decided against foxes because 8y WIU1AM am Ann Botham is getting (-i ndent tabormtury th«r "smell.” Mink* smell loo. but tnl w ill' not down cleapiu organisms which hav* .wv.b.ped swav from "Maisle" as possible, ''Stations West” Centra/ P u tt Writer t name furnished on 2 ^ To tirth* wait?, attach th«mi*!\r* to only rolatively. Th* *oft, fm e tvia lh# loan-oat route. After th# “.Static# W est" . request) prove th at Vcl ‘ lane* of tha General It th* gills of fish and smother IF THAT CAMPAIGN cgalnat Russian veto expert and n Holly­ llk* animals ar* lovtly but hardly Hcter Lawferd. who startwl «>ut i Is milder to hands than dram itlc “Indian 8am m rr,, at I t He ha* Announced hi them to death by pravmllng their wood yes-man. th* long skirt, launched by lovsbls. Thsv not only b it* ths to b* x dramatic actor, dances any other leading prodBALL-BAND hraathing. Others blanw it upon group of Texas woman, spread* 4 candidal*, and will be t « t hand th at fstds them U given lh* with Judy GatUnd snd Gyd O ig uctt mail* for washing residua from strsams and rivers natlon-wtd* a lot of cloth** d*? opportunity, but will bit* sach dishes and fin* fabric*. jo id e n t of Columbia Uni­ washed Into 4b* water* of the Gulf l* R • • • • ttr .t mu.irml O itodptppy J ia iit* t t y t what ---------- - ■ « i v -----*■ •r* may find themselves "Hanama HatlD " She next January, And yel, e> or sav It is caused by an oves w i Yialiy alfad it th t d trtfo p m th t other if un wisely m il cl jn r»Ec.-. . A rth -S u p p o rl on a limb. Thev eat a cat-like di«t ol a w attrm tloo with' a frsns4 th* ■other day in the abundance of'fresh watsr. Many a pound a day of flsh, vegetables ’I I I pa/enf ctllo p h ia t rind. Legion ^convention, therr hold tbs opinion that nolsnrr gas and meat, and breeder* or* Issued K *r T tylo t postcards th*: those container* dropped in Gulf wat*ns I I I special ration cards for buying • X ;L. iuent dttoknds that he be A... designers who refuse to d/icuxs bv tka tha Army l___ havt___ po;*obcd the i "tea Cream Curas Hiccup!"— fish haada and butchers scraps. (he /ongtr dress tty lt art / u f head of ofat government. waters. It is known ’list qiun- 1 lookjnq... b \/c!icr/ hsadiin*. What werriss Jualar Is Tainted food la on* of th* greatest th ittia t th t issue. ‘ *impfy. ar* not aatii lilies of gas were disposed nf In I X. htislnesa Kahu that h* fust can't tear I t I this manner but Arm7 officials I ■ sn x m a th* material thus fa say th at It could not lx th r cau Vcl suds preserve the beauty o f -»hw^ni-*r-WA>OO^Oir stocking* batter than even finest I?xiy. laokLni aroussd •AIhrtyitrOTTolTi'samplej of the away but la this kind a( w*alh*r aoap flakes! Vcl leaves no aoap acum belter. Under such water and of the dead • fish he* that seemi virtUbllv next daar. In stockings or other fin* waahabiao. I I I ' * tiftg can hsp- shown traces of arsenic and, as Blocking* rirta* clear; May ohrof. arsenic Is one of the elements em­ T'wo people who could never water! Vvl docs away with aoap-fading. ItV ployed In the manufacture of LewB *ak Ur# same language. aro •osier than aoap on many dallcata washable colors I §i ° J . ' — — •• facial And Personal ia l Calen e rs %y. Oviedo SALES LADIES W ANTED . As^W AS H IN G TO H -M e CRORY’S f . fes Fit F oj A Queen . . . . COLONIAL CLEANERS Hollywood cuts time in half! Great NEW-Coljate- L. i .PalmoliVe-Feet SODS cleans— faster, cleaner.*, is milder to hanJs SCHOOL SHOES fo r BOYS HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS r RE T E L L I N G M E ! ifisiw rtssiST'.ssr 'f ? $ r j w H w f i ? ;; . v ... • ^ ' . - ' 2a'* , ’> - . I 1' 1 ' V' ' *_*: ir V** •i. * *.. . ' 1- rJ»P ' ■ ’ t e . ^ - - •• Tr ’- |L* ’# . ... - �I PAGE POUR New Jersey Diamond SEEKS TO EMULATE JONES AND LITTLE Star Says Dieting (e /J J J L u i. C 7 < , o _______ * Assisted Hitting ORLANDO, Bept. 2, (Special)— Big Rill Stanton chalked up his 10th Florida Stats League victory hare last night in the final con­ test of the 19*7' season for the Sanford Celery Feds as he limit­ ed the Senators to sla-ryell scat­ tered hits In the 2 to 1 battle. Meanwhile, the Fed batters •rtre combing the offerings of Manager Lou Devil, Gene Major and S u n Zedalls for nine Linglct. Sanford sco rid ' both their tans In lha initial frame from the offerings of Bcvil. . Ralph Satterfield hanged a sin­ gle to left field, sending Don Murray across from third bate and on the throw to 'tha plate W alt Harrington crossed the plat­ ter when Don Ford, catching for tb# Senators, dropped the ball. Orlando, scored In the fifth on a fielder’* choice, an Infield out and a single by Craig Lybraml. Today is an off day for all teems In the league, but tha play­ off .series will begin tomorrow with the Orlando S e c to rs invndIn f Francis Field In St. Augus­ tin* and th* DeLand Ryd Hats motoring to Galnesvllt* for a lllL Silverman. If 'Morey, •* Harrington, rt Lake, kb Bstwtfield, lb *rM«. «f hubs, 1* Tyler, lb itmatoa. p iVbranil. *t Rebellion. lb J 'n i-' rf Oarrtsoa. If M e a n in g , l b Totals ' Beer* by lantnasi Ortsndn ee« 010 #00—i Brrors- ftobtrlinn Ford, Murrsv, Justify.' Runs h s llo t fm Salter{1-1-1. Lybsond. Two bat* h ilt, l.aV* < s . t o u t T llrr, Sttirir**! Jllflt-,. DtilbU play*-. I.H ,r»n,l Justtre etttt Hobart ton; Manning, Jutllr*'an4 Itoberlton: l.vbian,! an4 ttnh. artson. X«ft* on b*/»a: flm 'ord s, Orlando f. Bain <tn b*tln o ff B*v l I. Stanton I, ,/».1»ll* 3 H«r>i-k oin: by novlt t. Wanton , S. Illiat <df Prrll S In 1 Intmiai i rim*! n 't V ■ tor < In S Intilnvs. o run*. l is t e n rUrber- list'd. Ifmplrrt, blobtay and n * thutr Tin... a# TUESDAY, SEPT. THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA arnun. 1 .1 1 up CLEMENTINE PADDLEFORD, , J W EHiter e) This Week AP Ncwsfeatures ni.OOMINCDALE. N. J. When the Lloomlnadalj Troopers of the Class D. North Atlantic 11Mi:u<' returned home from a re­ cent disastrous road trip, safely entrenched in last place and with hnrdlv' a mathematical chance of climbing high enough to gain a nlace in the polt-season play-off*, one-fourth of the town »v*i on hand Id greet the club and attempt *to cheer It on to victory. When (hat many of Btooming<UI»'s 2.81(1 residents Mini out fur a game there must b* 'a reason. There Is—Carl (Dutch) Snvatrkh A native of nearby Mountain View, the 19-year-old. 218-pound Sawatskt has been luring the fans to th* Rloomlngdale «*mei, not onlv a t home but on the-road as well. Rated a great prospect by the Phlladrlnhln National l-nagii" Club when he starred at their Pony League farm team in' Bradford, Pa., In 1946. Sawatski was given tha gate In 1946 by Schenectady Of the Canadlan-Amerlesn loop be­ cause he refused to keep In rondlIton and blossomed to a 240ntmnder—fa r' too pinch for hi* five foot. I t Inch frame. Turning over a new leaf after his unconditional release, Hnwat■kl finished th# season last year with Rloomlngdal*. and (hen busied himself dpring the winter in get­ ting In shape for baseball this •pring. As a result he weighed 220 pounds at th* outset -of the campaign and hat since taken an­ other five pounds off through hard work. ’ A third baseman Inltilly, and an outfielder with Ilr(idford.'*RW,flsk! Is * catcher today by Ids own chid' r. “I didn’t know anything shout the position," he admits, ."but | o f W Hrre p l a in s , MY, G E T S A CHANCB TO . BECOM E ThB JR 3 * 0 AMERICAN AM ATEU R J R & fi ' n n .E S • IN TH E. SAME YEAR in TH E TOURNEY W L 1 \h l ffS r S iy U fw M M i a t p eb b le BEACH,CAL, SEP T 0 TO 1 3 g Murrell Jones, Red Sox, drove in all Boston'* run* with a single and 18th horns run In second was shut down by labdr strife, cam* 4-1 decision over the Yan- and he praised tha spirit af vari­ ous factions alike which united Larry Tensed, Gtanta, won hli during tha recent session of tha 17th game of the season and 10th legislature In working for a sat­ ^ • I g h t with a four hitter over isfactory state labor relations law tha Brave* as (Hants won the for tha utility Industry.' first game of * double header II#’ said ha regretted th at na­ 2-1. tional labor Isadsra had not aesiv RATLIFF the kind that raking In the cash ever could hope' for it to be so "My game was a t good as I there was no way to go except back," he declares. “ Besides, my ‘nervous condition told me I h*J to quit lha tension of the tourna­ ment trail. I had lost Interest in the game Its e lf;,I wae playing only for tha money. I had lost my desire. Golf wasn't fun any more.*' Nelson's views were' aired In ■n Interview obtained following strong reports that he planned to THE IM­ return to tournament golf. l,ord PERTURBABLE Hymn appeared to enjoy the a t­ M ASS tention—It was something from POwN AFTEA the glittering past. It m ust have 9 H O LES made him feel that after all h# IN -THE wasn't forgotten, th at his name still meant something In tha B r it is h A m a t e u r • game of golf. But he was em­ phatic In denying th at ha would go bark to th# weary' trail that B V tH a l' r a l l i e d t o made him rich but filled him with '^ o n te n L 4 , ^K«lsnrf'jft%TW*'■wftvn he added FO R another reason: - "I am too old. THE CROWN / How many golfers are on top when they get In the 36-37 bracket7 1 9 3 0 ,AND LA W ioi LiTTLE IN 1 9 3 4 AHO '3S.WERM THE ONLY 2 WHO EVER PERFORMED THIS, DOUBLE FEAT / that to play I'd have to stay In shape. A* I naturally have n ten­ Holland Speech dency to put~en weight, 1 figured >the lob where I’d have to work ( t ' n n j l n s - a h i m r a i l Ita a ) th» hardest would be the best fyr me. so basked foy i trial behind trophies. The Seminole County the nslto. The poiitim was dif­ Chamber of Commerce trophy, ficult nt first, but I liked it from which must be won thre-r times In the start. J t I can keep on catch- auccrssion for permanent possesIng 1 think I’ll be able to alirk to alon, was accepted by At le e for ha**bsll. And that's my ambition Jimmy Cowan. The Cons: Guard Auxiliary trophy for faitest in­ today.*1 motorboat, whlrn was won What has Sawatski got to do board with the large nioomlngdsle turn- by John Pope, waa presented to oiitaT Plenty. Th# fans all come hli father II. B, Pope. And the Florida Outboard Association s to see him hit humersi trophy for high point winner, won In the first 87 games this sea­ by Reddy of Orlando, was son—he was out two weeks early alioBobby accepted by Mr. Lac. in the vear with a split finger— Col. Willi* E. Teale; U S. Army he came to bat 810 times. He district who was Introdrapped out 110 hit* of which 30 uced by engineer, Manager Ed Higgins of were home runs, four triple* and tha Chamber 32 -two-hasa rlouta. In addition'tts who had bean of-Onmntebee-a*-on* of great help on the has compiled s ilxtabb* number Johns Hirer project and with­ of Intentional bases on halls, and |SL hi* R.B.I. totel of 101 Is second out whose aid I It (I* could have accomplished on the 12 foot by only a single run to the league been channel, said that he hnd just leader. He iend* the rircult In made fipst trip over tho part horns run* by a sltealdj margin, of thehis .channel which h.ns been and the league batters with his completed. He commended the .384 mark. In runs tcored, total hlla and two-base hits lie Is sec­ ond In the league. • So much do the Hloomlngdalo owners, who have a worklii-t agree­ ment with Cleveland, think of Butch th at when the team was without a manager recently hr waa named as acting manager, at 10 probably one of the youngest pilots In organised baseUlt. He also drives the team’s bus on It* trips from town to town, and his vear as senator. Admitting that income Is continually being nug- the l a b o r problem la not one on monted b y handsoma gifts from which all good eltliens can agree, the fans who rentard each of his Senator' Holland declareJ ha wae home runs with a “boniM" spon­ one of those who felt that new taneously contributed .from the labor legislation was needed If America wa# -to m aintain Ha pit* per place In a civilised world. He railed attention to the fact YESTERDAY'S STARS that whtln he served as governor THERE'S A CATCH TO HIS JOB a long time ago) waa the kingpin af ell golfer*.-admits he has a feeling of nostalgia when you men­ tion the glamor and the glory of the tournament trail. Hut HgVon just doesn't 1st him­ self, become sentimental; he looks at it all from the practical stand­ point. - . :,■ It waa just a year;ago th at he quit tournament golf. He didn't he says, because ha had too much money although eraryon# knows he had a pretty good stake. Nel­ son was seeking contentment— Jgp- E V E R TO WIN / ...: BOTH B R ITISH jfi™ AND U S . A rm , '-Ji g o lf The Clubhouse V MOW WrrH CLEVELAND, WHO'S CAUGHT THE r M O ST M AJO R LEA G U E GAMES IN H IS T O R Y ? Richard Diafc, Tampa Driver, Wins Ra<£» Richard D ial of Tampa roared home Juat ahead of Speed Funder* boric, a fellow Tampan, to emerge victorious in tha Castleberry Sweepstakes, the ten mils faatura of the Labor Day auto raras a t the Seminole Park Speedway. Funderburk arrived too late to qualify In the Initial event* of the day, but was allowed to sntar the final raca by a vote of thA drivers and owners. * •A The- five event raca card waa not marred by a serious accident, 'and nearly 800 speedway fan* •creamed In excitement when ears would tangle In clouds of d |s t on the turn*. Winners of the opening races were Disr. Herman Owens of Charlotte. N. C. and E. V. Jlurloek of Macon. Ga. THIS is a l s S9n SEASON AND H E* ’ ALREADY BBYCMD THE 1,938 GAMES CAUGHT MARK-RE^ PROBABLY WONT . B E SA TtSFEO n U wrrH ■ PITTS­ BURGH, HE D tO N T ALLOW A SINGLE ‘i PASSED bau ■l S L HEX CAUGHT 2 .0 0 0 f MR. MERCHANT * ■*£> The EYES of TOK ' V * 1"COMMUNITY WOULD ' , BE ON YOUR A_D- f IT HAD BEEN 69t ir T TONIGHT WTRR 7:15 P. M. Guy I-omBardo Playc were 40 or past but they had only four or five, tournaments a year; ■now them era 40.” Nat­ ion U 36. Nelson Is playing plenty of golf b a t It's n o t th e “pressure" kind, IT* Is appear* pearing In exhibitions over th* country; he waa la 36 In . two months. That he can stlll-hlt that little pellet li shown by the fact that he averager! 07 on his rounds. That would tie winning jrolf along the tournament trail. But ha I* making as much money playing for fun as he could have earned in the tournaments. Byron has plenty of interests. He still sells golf clubs tor a manufacturer, la 5r-vlce-pr»s!dsnt o f-g n - umbrella company at*T o­ ledo, O.. doe* radio work and writes about golf, and owns a 830-acre ranch near Roanoke, Tex., on which he raise* Whltefaes Tho Music Box A fish would suffocate if placad ALWAYS 8CORR IN FIRST fit to co-operate with those seek­ In boiled or dtetilled water. ing national laws to brihg an end MIAMI, SepL ' t Special I — to Industrial strife, but he expres­ There has never been a scoreless sed the hep* that they might yet first half In an Orange Cowl foot­ find th* law as written g. moderate FO R TH E B E S T ICE CREAM ball game. one and try to make it work. HI* .position In the matter had been prompted by three motive* he Kllsuse of electric Irons Is re­ said, as follows sponsible for nearlv forty flrrs a TIP—TOP ICE CREAM dav In the United jjtaL>*. 1) The need for bringing an and to repeated industrial rtoppagos, Wfl m ake our own Ico Croam, AH flavor* 2) The necessity of preventing Dr. Charles L. Person* T u ty — DeHclou# ■— H talthful racketeering by a few labor lead ■OptometrlHt era In tome* unions. Sanford Atlantic Bk. Bldg. 8) The creation of a better bal­ TIP—TOP ICE CREAM Hours: »*!Z l-S Phone 2C« ance between Iqbor and manegeHat. C-13 Phong 1218 414 Sanford Avenue ment so that collective bargain­ Ryea Examined - Glsaaea Fitted ing might proceed without Inter­ ference from eelflah Interests on either side. .. r Emphasising the importance to bringing an end to Interpilhlckering. Senator Holland declared that lha existent* of a strong United States commanding th* frlendsbib H trrforda, and respect of all the civilised na­ tion* of the world Is tha must 1m. portent factor In the InternatlomfT PGA and th* Masters at Au­ picture at the present tima, “W# gusta, Ga. That will be all mu»t have peace f t home," |,e except the exhibitions. The lit- . said. "If wa are to Aava pes>* te r keep him quite active In abroad." . golf and h* meets tb* same Rev, J. E. McKinley pronounced people he did while he was a * tha invocation. Charlds Mcrrlson headliner on the tournament led tha ringing with H arry Kudrll at the piano. Folowlng th# banAn elderly men elbowed hi# way oust a dance wa* held In the May- to where Byron stood chatting fair ball room. with sports writer*. • "You used la reddle for me,’' the m in said. "Yea, you used to rsddle for me and shoot go much better golf than I could I hated to go to tho clubhouse end get kidded." FUNERAL NOTICE St. Augustine Gainesville D#La nil Orlando Hanford Palatka Leesburg Daytona Beach Funeral services, for Georgia Hinton who died Monday morn­ ing will b# held Wednesday at tio o P. M. a t tha Primitive Bap­ tist Church, Cocoa. Fla. She waa the mother .of E ll* . Bims of 016 Cypres* Avenue.' arrangements are un75 .460 itsrFuneral th e direction of Etchelberger's 80 ' ,402 Funeral Home with Eunice I, Wil­ 00 618 son, funeral director. 86 < 61 70 * 67 80 ‘ 68 71 67 64 64 42 .825 .681 ,6fw .614 YARDLEY VENETIAN BLINDS America'* -Moat Beautiful Aluminum - Cedar - Polished Aluminum Ask Me For Free Estimate P. W. STEVENS - 617 W. Robinson - Orlando , Phon« 2-0729 • still save used fats itary of A arleultura m P. Anderson aay*,"It (S' LIABILITY IN SU RA NCE £T-i'~ ' -V.frj ,.J.-=h=r^~ a ~ '.v i y , - •-V V r . ■, 0 . 1^4 1, . i -- \ I 1 ENERAL to meal Florida Financial Responsibility Law effective October 1. 1947. You can be deprived of your rifh t in drive in evenV o d liv in ju r y to m e e t th e t n t n u U for T o p -Q u a lit y G one w It affects proposition. Como In W«' tho lim it to givo you a T rade-In �R igam ist H as . Mates In 6 Years HOWS THIS FOR QPPKNSR MIAMI, Sept. 2, (Special) — Most offense seen, in Flotilla'* Orange Bowl football series was In the 11*4.1 game when Aluhama and Boston College ran UP 11 total of 784 vards. HYETTE. 7Ta„ Sr lit. J.iJP) |ir* r - o li| woiimii. flfhtt Shi-rf . Scruggiti- - i ’. 1. In*rnmi‘ IJifitlr •< IS mill In Ih'1next ktt-. ncuuilvd five mu' ■ hu*A watch .worn constnr.tly . will jvithuut Iwnefit iif divuu'ti llrr n lKi>-Trir pila*in sen- keen tietter time than one worn ymttrrday a ftrr conviction irregularly. A ty . Tmt Scroggins tilrnllfi'"! the ta n a s Kmina Ma** fttHt. a le­ nt of a local tcxlil ■ null vilt. lie said *hc was about four : UH and weighed ctm i: 15 nd*. ergggina said the woman ad­ ded *lx marriages, but said thought tin* firji five had her. Most if the hus* rare service-men. the s t e ­ rns convicted of five raw s Si)v. and Supriiur dodge Porter senten.-.'d her to 111 fur each crmvictlon. nut id the sentelcr* Wrle to currently. (sheriff aaid the fir*-: five es came to light when the parent* of her simh husband, Clifford H. Warran. l7 - / r i t :t»ld sailor, of thiltewah. Term., asked authoritiea to check on tier. Scroggins said she was first married to Ben II. Fuller .if Uok* out Mountain, Ga.. *t Hos»\ die, G*,. at the age of |5 and listed the other husbands *in ordei »* Aifled W. Seaili'S. n suldiei; Emerson llav. a roldler; Cliarlie Aiken*, Frank J. Triplett and Wat nil. If* said h* did not. kmr.v the addi esses of the husl*andi> 1101 whether Aikens and Tripltll were ■ervice men. All of the m am ages occurred in the Humilltr, Ga.. are* on the Gengia-Tonne*see border. (HI AUTHOK of a letter sent President Truman suggesting the creation.pt a new cabinet post (or a "Sectelary of .Familial Welfare", is Judge John A. Sbarborn of C mk County, III He based the request on his own experience In handling di* voice cases. (International) -1 —————— — willing to |iay unite iui rale* ate not apt to fall material­ ■. ady (ti ly until there, it conaidrinhle H i n t s T i l IIO URCW iVUh iclothe* designed for r.rildren's H 1 IU S 1 « n u u s u m t . 1 ttiut most mother; on* dot he* have hariity rli*nt;c"l In 21 Rural Common Sense unemployment m the nation. Weeklf nnmT than n'ii| |ir«*tO- veart," the 1’peeialirt* ngTeell. S * fri»rt __t_II.. H**nn* S' W fe |Ortti»inHlraUi*i» | 1 And whi'n considerable unem­ By S IT U JOHNSON___ Tntlsbsssfe Sprclallst. tie** when o u tfittin g th eir foot. ‘'M*r»ofaclur<!* rHatigV -•>•*•'* en­ ployment il'it develop. * prife* of ough to suit rurrettl fMh’uu. Imt lb'1 Isahelli S. Thursln (lies, farm .ptmtiicl* drop fu‘ler and F AIt MK11S Ml ST EMPLOY Min h trseairll Mrss rlioyrt th« they mnke fww rii.iiii- - to unit farther th.i thy costs of opera t* i i m . v B frrrK it m e t h o d s hintf of clothimr • best roi'erl Ml eliildren’**neerls.” • CHILDREN'S tvE \ : TO MAINTAIN PROFITS hig u farm The thing fn(tnv> * growing ihiidien. For *.t minn . ► The .reason. ?I:** sjw* iitiMi.i i’*sell will i|n t< likely omit down fkouontisN (ui<T oilier* who lirve, 1* n lack o f liiis to tw lltlf American rhildien .v-m bj I, of veoi• t w(mu 11 in home ilenii.ii- lo-tf n titao-.t.i. : iroi * on* homestudy tin* business side nf tanning in |ilici l*»'lote the things .they • ■ Kd*s thtougil ’ !‘ • llqtiith more coin for tahly arid -'i' t' *' ■* . ale ruii’vltnt-d tfust fnrntef* must buy;— t'ldj tit 'I- 111n ’* . t * Maf.ufatTuu. ■ ladiesf 1 tin lit 1 v isill, ■ in »M The le*t war to he prepared clot hi ll for sellout If.-nio'-to 1* an * I ••stilt* >f thi* rrsertteii to l-*tt«n Mi.lllfll ii«p only the Iwal method* they -dU-finl U-fuif... 1Key luul a u-tknow* if they a w .to nminlnin •> to meet 'ileciiiting Jirtees t r„ elithinit m anufacturer,ilith . entil'tlr to lilt), tud *t(44» of * mail.i f„i r„.u ('lot lie. .|ioobi i ’* fair, margin of profit in the year* product* •Hittelltly and lodiicr lei iituii-i standing n t, Thi lit hiin children"* 1 tutl)* ; fsaki' h o i . . 1 I jw 1 1 ,1 . fnm! 1 fiddlin'* cotnfiofr ahead. Efficiency in production cost*. H int . the win years t.nqi- jtix'iN and iinddi-Mt*. I i Sl'-lt: i l!l pioper p n y - h ill ),-■ Hopimul) ■ It; tiiiool vein - Ifilit ...fits.i ti*vi ha* lieHi in*' 1easing lapkliy nml «rs pradii*i . |. from omr-fnuiJh to agreed *•)'' o'- Flat l fill ■I'V' po* These 'wonirn want .’W hey that hint to l.tk 1 whif tliei i.-idit gab xpes'iMlM* rat In 1 (lino what li,i> a inted. must continue to inc lease, the nne-ihitit 1 .i» with 1*' iwfvj-'fttj'K.n,it'Mnv » ago at the I S: I' ;».i in,. ns i«.-.it nisi wash Well, 'it..' * '•bill! t'cnhumists say. tun toil on wntl take oil ii'ii.’ df. • 1 iru t of l« ....'■... Hint an*, romfortal.le and oti.' t'y 11. |*iu i , The cost of uiivruliiig llie uvriV SC the U'ecialiits, who ti'ig-o'it 1 iti.r, count foi 'in lion. Vet » if't ’ 'le; Iif I s ■poioti w a» over age faint is neatly twice as high and im pioi.u efficiency went th an n toidi ■1 . i i n iwltli itmrc ito. lit 11*45. it Ht* " )k i cant. now as it was in It'll. Trices of answer. li'rtn homemakei*. osni>- >1 t' " ■tie to buy nil'll 1ii>tlit'*, they find Tlie Mr ml toward higltct prod I,cli.f ili.it c|)»dttQ> *•■."!. * oh- thru; sintce nt; mi»#i't(t In .tile services and godiU fanners must y la *. s l s 1gelt contihave are high and many of these u c tlo n > Worker 1* lihriv to yon- clothing is it»i«ii-ui n u d bf » stole** tintir, »n.iti,,aodtl.i- uoticaik nuituok fur till th ey e yearaj eats ,„ ,lV, nienl- They .'“ 1 « costs are still" rising. Those good* tinue, "Though 'spoi ls niid wms etui! 1 - il .'I. . . S. 4 . I .."t "*o(io squat* foi‘ -nduHs r||u\e* h e n •titlp’t Vfl I mile*. ami* >wi i ice* which' dcitviul tmjsUi. kb**d '*%t*i’Of(Uwl.a ni>"r optl-J ..p,,,,. in that itiothefy w.i it.i upon th e co st ui fabor fnfior ’ire'ay^iirtfirtlc Are (<•' ti" i.nm ef wi.0.00 locpl p ecied to coht iuuivfisTi 1g j t n I"If*' * hr* a r t .tT tliti 1ttiut. fur some months, ivilmps. Faun wage tales lo s e fa ste r St. Leo Prep School d u r in g th e w a r than did the TRE OLD TIOME TOWN price o f fill in pw xtuets. O n e-ih ltd m o te pi thin* ts or more m e r e ­ quired to pay fin un hour o f hired labor now lium in l u l l . And .w age N O T IC E Beginning: Week, of September 1st and until further notice (he following: Firms will remain open on Wed­ nesday afternoons and will close at 1:00 on Saturday afternoon. - SANFORD PA IN T & GLASS COMPANY SEN K A R IK GLASS & PA IN T COMPANY Begins fiSth Year ST. ; »:•>. Sept. 'J (Special I ’ jS l. Lao i elli ye preparatory. Flor , iila'a ilkk ’l t rail -fluHli tUl Iki'i i Will l» ; :: tilt) eighth '( t i l : year >• !*' 8. Thi* Banco county j school Bi.minliE dt aw a mote ijutii: •JllO ati.-n T- trotn the »lutc and: part* tin nation. lie* Ift, ■ the icgi.rai aiailrtnicf course* at St, Leo the srhodl'Ol ter* B- »tudeut* nuinerous extra­ curricular rnttVttlc* aUeli-a# ilelit b.f..I, ihruee nrcliyttio. new pn[w>r. >t *>f radio, itll* iltib and si lilifd- k*|h' I ntcil then it!'. Five fiileigtl language, ole. of ! feted Si i • >> rtudciu; a> well n an etirai.iil matheinatii* anti k h cnee viilinulum. St. Leu Held, varsity train* in tlie fiiur inap t sports and •iitfers a well-iopmOdL, ml ran,‘. al . |!'ugtdin. t'ottcli if • Pat litrr, forttier University *f | Florida ty-'inoR /sU t.r t - y - 1,-.- —.E1 , Ann ■y tlie Si. Leo *1nifeti** again J l - seat "ill in* Logtuit Kelley of Saitfoid, Iv & r n m 1 CARRY A N T l- \ .^^S^WORRY / S : 1 I nsuranceF O tt R K N T S A R T IC L E S FOR SA LE 0 GIVING A DEMON SIRAHON of a new llre-rcM-ne (b vice, Cart Sam* hold* Joe UancU, Jr., 3, In his atm* as In* dcjcrnds from au ii|>|>yr *lory of the Architects Building In De­ troit, Mich. An utdiug In the rnaiiulacturcr, the device will lower a load up to 1.300 pound* in safety at 6 feet a second. (International) W ORK W ANTED tSCORIt PI.AYKKK Tot Cent. By FLOWhTtfi EXPERT painting —conti’u t or day or week. The Music t i n , IIP foe all occatlon* hourly basis. S. G. Slogan. 8l Phona 053. VfeNRII.L A YOST FLORISTS Free eatimair*. Phone 7HIJ. Hlpea Av*. ju il off Celery )F7iCF apace in Metocii Bpiiding. ‘ Large light office*, ,ew 1/ decor- Office ph. 401 residenr* ph. 010 R FLOOR SANDING 4 'fim.di'inrf, a tK , all ntilitiet, heat and janlcleaning A waxing. Dm poWet CONCH RTF, 8HWF.ll IMI'R tor Beiviie furnikhed. Call tiiid SHJ'TIC unit enahie* u* to work where TANKS. Gieaie Trap* W II. A A. Dept. Store. there ia no electric coniif-tin t Block*, Aluminum Winduiv* und available, til yeuta expetienc"._ Screen*. White cement Paint, IAPARTMENT for rent-See lllrbII. M. Gleason, l-ukn klury. Fla.’ lt Park Avenue.--------— — - _ J ’eriua-UIc. Hurricane,., brae.* 'M ilacle Concrete Company, riuit 12 SP E C IA L •}> « VICES A N T E D T O KENT Kim Avcv Phone J135. AUTO RADIOS, "Motorola Sale* > u i m F lll.lt or unfiiridiheil apt. and Scry lea. The Miulc But, FOR H E N T -Floor sander. Easy 1 pans, irsidehta. By lit of Scpr. III* W. ta t tit Phone 853. operation. Reaninaitle r a id , .Nun''C t «1 in as possible. 2 bedford - Patnt-*-t»«M ~tA jrTtione rpoms Please call-721-H after SOFA AND CITAin, !•». ucellan i ao3. » . (li00. condition, attractive teat cover*. Must tell by Sept. t. Phone 75J, DOIKJE PLYMOUTH I B E ^ L E S T A T E FO R SA L E Wetlev Davli. Holy Crut* ParPA R IS ANII HRItVICK ith lioute. Upstair*. , I0 t Palmetto Are. Phona 1011 BEAL KhTAl li INSUItANCB HOT WATER HEATER FtigidMOIt'IGAGK LOANS alre ami ituve. Oooil condition. YA-UE moth proofing laat* b Vest a. Hava your wUaleni moth BA4UIOND M. ItAl.L, Itralior Phone 10HO-J, between 0 A.-M. proofed now. Downtown Clean^ teg istsrc il Broker and and 7 P. M. ei* A laundry. 113 Paimcttu leiuranc* Agent B aL i Florida m at* Bank Bldg. PIANO— Knabe Gland. Reconrli-I At*. Phone 814. tlonrd andI uted. See II .1 .J w r .lt; ^ Tunt ' (nd |tt | * )rll,c . L L NEW THREE *wd“oom bungalow Bailer, 73d N. Magnolia. Orau , Htf J M. W built in 1848. Large lot, can be lindo. . — haadltd for it'MKi.vi cam , bal­ ance monthly. G A R T IC L E S W A N T E D HHJNH ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Ktattor Show cards ■ *nd __ posters lond Lundgidsl, Avkoriate Higlictt cash pries paid for uatd 00-—DUE'S SIGN HER VICK 732 A llsjlic Bank Itldf^ > furniture. Ted Davis Furniture 0. D. Landreta. Phooe 1821 Co. 311 E. t*U Ph. 851k D FIVE rotnn bungalDw en RENT A CAR corner lot. Immediate pus- I'LL HUY your car regardles* of YOU DRIVE IT un. Priced at f.ViuO.Od with age or condition. Roy Roe), 380 PHONE 200 W. 2nd fik BRHICKLAND-MOBHISON RCAlRT A. WILLIAMS, lleillnr U DHIVE-IT. INC. " WANTED PIANO, must he in Kayfenmd Lundqnist, Aetorinle good condition. Phone County .722 Atlantic Bank Bldg. SEE US FOR 8702, MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING SA LE ICLES AND TYPING 7 Peti* Livestock, Supplies CREDIT Lt'REAU OF 1NG fens for sal*. Lancy'a WANTED—good home—sums one , HANFORD St urn. to love me—a little puppy. In­ ilb N. Park Phape 180 FtlKUfc—complete quire 2218 Palmetto, Feed ft tore EXPERT RADIO KFPAIHIN g RALE—9 female Fred Myars. 811 E. 2nd flk Poultry Supplies, Nalls, Spaniel puppies. 410 KlUot Av*. in* Feed*, Groceries and Phone 425. LONNIE MCMULLEN’S Market s. Touchton A Watson, 1201 Barber Shop open Thursday, ry. Phone 1188. HELP W ANTED Friday A Saturday. kLE—Umsroek for drive- GIRL for cashier A connect coohand roadwayw—Phona . ter. alio eoda gill. Laney's Diug THE HOME SlIOl* Store.___________ WATCH A CLOCK REPAIRING 1700 Sanford Ave. Phone IH3-J SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS • ATTENTION MOTHERS Experienced. Steady work, good —DIAPER BBKVTCK— pay; five day* a week. Congeni­ Baby Vaivet furnishes hotj.itjl al »urfounding*- Com* ready for clean, sterile diaper* and deodotwork. Sunnytown Sewing Plant, ited container. Ee momicsl and Casselberry, Fla. safe. Fnlly medUnlly approved Call Daytona 2407-W-e«llcM f«r details. 80 diapers, 32 a week. IF YOUR SAW needs ro-tnothing, setting, filing nr hammering. Call Ph. 810-R.______________ Legal Notice MIT II -KTVTfrp (■■:srfFT*]r fyrfrfTT—'Vit Tft-rtill Ibr tttnnlM tltbfiti- It‘l-r-ii-n— Sint I s4,*l -iATftin atiil#E llti* fit'lil r**t|•!»*“* l*f*t+ii»*» tViirk* uitsl Itml ^ » in 1 ( 4 to i»|it*r#E - .ill III. .., 11 • t* tit* intit* tii tlie Hytib^' O ^ tii.. H.lltlf- 'THiy|7r;i Iui i*• 4.| FI*.I ill.I U lll Win. Il" l l.lk .1 Itir CiiMil! ('BUM ui Ira-IlliIntiV t'Hllilw it n i \.\\ H r Mt»yn » t<iu . Ott B#l * nubilfdiiPik Auk 4?* i>4?> Wheeler of Sanford CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS Alu'mlniim, Steel, Wood! 10 DAY DELIVERY We REPAIR! FREE ESTIMATES Phone SOS GETTING UP NIGHTS GETTING YOU DOWN? • (<kk) M*t far you folk* wfco to (*< up *i niftit to p w , « i i „ , ha*, batkacb*. too, twcauM tA mtoec fuMUonsl kiiln*y iliu iS m . Thr*» HMotion* *(o. * faraout doctor d***lop«d a mediciaa for pill v*r; ueubla. Now million* have u*ed It, otien with • m i iilG f*»l. *H*ctl** reeull*. Tha nwdictoa il Dt. Kumar’s Swamp-Root, made It I* ti*rb*. n u ll, »*e*ubln, and battain* - truly lului*'* own way to nliaf. I ^ V i ^ ‘‘^ ' n . T . u Z ™ k fluthirs out kidney* . , , Inti***** th* 0ew el Ufliw, b*lpin( to relieve eat*** •ctdny . . . to hfitiU d bladder *•<• • lood (luihtni out, too. Caution: Tab* a* dit*ct*d. You'll **y |t’, m*nr*loturor lr*e trial tuppiy, writ* D*pt. K, Kilmw A Co., Inc., Ho* JU J, Sumfotd, Coon. O* - get full *ir*d Iwitla of Swamp Root today at you* dtueitore. iMedtcgJ T#*t Prflvtd T i l l C rM t to M m MONTHLY FEMALE 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL SANFORD Beaut] Jtr Salon—Phon* 1354. 800 Park.. Mary McMahon. Phone 1854. Permanent wave* l i t , un. wuarantood. . W ater . Suf- a w i rantr. AT«iop*rt ove11ingV ____ t«J* — - 11nvnr Young man with aptitudr in E rf- I ^ _______ _ M Hah- dev naw*pa|rar work, .\ p . MrotflrD pvtvon who teak tiillM dj-C as pun ml to rallata aurh aytnptotaal In a recent mnllcal laat Innktiam'a OmntiCiurMl proved rarnarkabl* btlprul *o ovman ttounl'd thi* way. It's what [)«1(4* rail a uurtna amlallra. It tiaa a (rand Mothla* atfact <u one o/ woman'* moat (mpertont orran*. Taken neutarty — pUikbam'* Compound betrw buudup m U i u c t to tueb atatrvea. Alan a great aromschtc tool*I UTOML PINKHAM’S gSEtfV" 1 , A RcgL-lftr A d .!» I f . i i N c w ip n o tr By STANLEY �TUESDAY, Truman’s Talk hare ll U at ol Sanfof •d the Mansg and flt Sanfor In thi offsrin Ralp • ta ttrra| aod ’at Walt I tar wfe the' Be Orla a flslt £ Off M With t ing >1 tine a motor! Iq-bra. Robsri Jt r . r tCrX•) Jtml 94 Lyhtst Boat Races VA Expects Increase heat wa* to Intense that early at' (C n n a M l i m r i f t Oaei In College Students IOm IIm M t i n Paa* *>#•) hod member* of the u . S. dele­ by Guy Ferllta, third place gation to the conference, headed won by Marty Howard. Tar WASHINGTON, Sept. 2, OP>— by Secretary of State Marshall. and Jim Cox of l.ake Alfred, n The Veteran* Administration taid Inaid* atory of hpw' tha late In fourth. The President arose this morn­ today It expects 1.325.000 World President Roosevelt picked Harry ing and took a walk aro u n d 'th r • The Clan C hydroplane ri War II veteran* to go to college S. Truman for the late 1944 vice this fall, a 10 percent (nervate apacloUs grounds of the U: H. wa* a rinse contest and was < glare <J the flames while six miles presidential nomination If told H Embassy with the White House by J. I). I.amon of Ft. (.aut th# autobiography of Edward J: away.“‘ . physician, (trig. General Wallarr The agency, basing it* forecast . l uggage, canoea and trappinga rlynn. Democratic national ComH. Graham. He had breakfast with his family. They left the embassy, upon advance registration.!, ad­ of 1vacationists were scattered mltteeman from New ( York and cloae associate of the late prest. vised atudent-vrtcaan candidates over the track*. . about 7:80 A. M. for the trio • . Firemen pumped streams of dent. for aubaiitence allowance to take to the Qultahdinha Hotel. The book, la to he published water on the blaring ratlsray •long enough money to meet their In hit address Mr. Truman took peraonal financial needs foi at roaches from a ditch adj*r«ql to Friday by the Viking Press. the not* of unjty of the Amer­ H ynn. "bo*a" 0f the Bronx least the first ala we.-ks of the the right of way. ican nations in agreeing upon A few commandeered truck* and Democratic machint for 25 rears, autumn derm. Ant-for-all and atl-for-one defen to. 8lnee veteran* are not entitled later a line of ambulances brought say* the decision on Truman's , “ You have made it clear to any to subsistence allow’a q trj until the Injured to Winnipeg and 8L nomination was mad* well In adpossible aggressor,” he said, “that they have' been In training -a Boniface. Doctors an I nursev ,,B t* ®f the nominating conven the American republics are )teter- f month, student* entollin*’ la** in treated many of the leas severely support one ano: Aln*d to* ' September normally will not re­ Injured at the scene or a* a"rail­ against attacks. ceive their first check* until No*. way clinic at Winnipeg. Only th# -j Our nalUgs have produced most seriously Injured were ho* egampl* of- good- netghborltness pitalized, and International amity to th" Many of the aurvivors. so.ne of fis t of the world, and in our associ­ In the heat. thrm suffering Injuries, worked Train Wreck ation together w* have strength­ heroically with the rescue crews The K and F service run-about ened th* fabric of the United race was won by Jack Wycoff an I T••lla«*4 fmw Pag# (Im | to reach those trapsed In the Nations. You can be justly prpud was followed by Charlie Jone,. been traveling at ahotd 30 miles wreckage. They led M many waiiy persons «wne e>f the achievement of this con­ Johnny Ferllta. K. M. Irvin of an hour when It crashed into the jto- wx safety before they were beaten leader* at the convention but that ference and I commend the noble Miami and J. D. Bills, The sec­ standing ■t a later conferene while he express shortly before bark hv the Intense h«a!. Ibirlt which ha* Inspired your ond heat of the rare wa* also won 11:00 P. M. fF-STl. TV sworn! W. R. Drvenlsh. vice president, wet absent, they decided on Jemot hf forts." by Jack Wycoff followed by car of the 13 in the tptvlxl hurst western region, of the -Canadian ■• Byrne* Instead. ’ Declaring his country is deeply Johnny I rrU t,. Charlie Jones and •nto flame at once ami fire . „ ___ National Railways, said in s state quick­ Flynn related that he argued lous of It* position In world el. D. hill*. ly spread, first t>i the L. __ .................... other nient Issued In Winnipeg that of■nd nn#» r had .to *, _ tha President ••!<! thr Httalla of the ,line _______ were et -the The final race, the Class C roaches and then to a grain d■ry - n ...........r 7j gel the President on the telephone' United Stales engages) in the re­ service race, was * nip and tuck •to r standing beside the dark at wen* • • • a caaua'ly ______ llrt N m tall *h "(her leader* cent war “In the deep faith that battle. Jim Donovan of Jackson. thla email flag atop. laiter I t fan- would lie compiled when ld»ntifle- that Flynn'* action had b*n auWe were opening the way to a h -vT thorited by him. ',ul J *rk Wycoff. James ned over to oil atoragr tanks near- *Don of victims waa completed, f f tf world.” but added: by. Devrnish said the vacationer'* * ^No agreement has been reached Member* of the few fam'lies "Pcclal. which consisted of two among the allies on the main out­ which live In the vicinity of Dug- luggage cars, nine ceech-s and JAP Hill PS lines of- a peace settlement. In won by Jack Wycoff followed by aid said the arena was i holocaust twn Parlor cart, collided with tha tonsequence. we are obliged to Jem e, Whitt, Speed Curry. Chxr- when they arrived. Flami-s were • Passenger train while the latter contemplate a prolonged military lie Jones, J |m Donovan of Jack- shooting 60 feet in the air. they w«» discharging paaaangers at MCUpatlon of enemy territories. Dugald This Is profoundly distasteful In rommittee whirh cOmpIrtH the arrangement* for the r.-gat!*. Fifty year* ago SiF Ronald Rou eonomlc recovery 'h a * lagged, Among thnte1SssiiUtuz Jn maipietdiscovered' that mosquitoes car­ A steel baggage roach on th* iraat qrhan and i-glpatrial. areas n w,,rr AT bee. n. ried malaria parasites in th tir av# been laft in a (tat# of deArthur Moore. W. B. ■oeclal remained upright lm» be­ andenca on our economy which it Hoffman. Ji L. Hrumirv, 11. II. hind It roarhea were siting r r i i • painful to us a t It It to them. Pope, and Jimmy Hooltban. Ed |*Thls situation ha* Impeded the Anderson and Blli I.udlum of Dayiatu rn to. normal economic con- Iona Beach also fidod 1.1 making ditiona everywhere In the world and has hampered- seriously our •fforts to develop useful form* of Red P r o te H t AVN.W^ •conomle collaboration with j»ur (raariawe r - i . Dari quarter horse rare M. C. Coleman ?va* Bret, Charles Moore second knd Charles Beck, third. . In th* first of the to eliminati.m races which marked the start of th# program a great roar of ap. plause ram* from the crowd at * feminine rider. Dot Whltn-r of Hanford, riding Mr#. I). Banket' Champion' dashed to victory Other first place elimination winnera were Kdward Cameron. C. M. North, W. 0 . Kitliee, Herbeit Douglai, Jean Reiter, George J aeoba, Perry Cameron, Carl Rabun J . R. Arnold. • Those who ---- »»n second place In allmlnatlon were D. L. Hendrick#. Earnest Lea, Lonrin Douglas, Nor­ man Fore, Roy Reiter, H. M Glaason "Ruddy" Rivers, C. E. Mow*. Fred Roberta and J , C. ....if'T'r**4 ' " ' " • ’■a* il l 1° pursuing ohjectives rnicli nave l*en commonly agreed n making arrangement for that urpose with any other occupyrig power wilting to work toward he common end." The note, signd hy Undersecretary of State lobert A. i.ovrlt, recalled that be American government ha* I ranee participated in the l.on don talks against which Rutsis protested but did not join In rais ing industrial output In lla xone Britain and the United State) agreed to discuss French requests for greater roke exports from Germany in Berlin aa aoon ai pnaaible The conferenre prom* i w Ixindon isonfion ronfrrtnre l»«M hat although Indirslfrai productlon wiu lie incieased in the Britlali-Amrriran xone thla plan should not result In priority b*. Ing tA-thm Oermany ovrr lhst of the demo' cratic countries of Bump#." Third clast elimination winners were: Edward Yarborough, liiij Marlwtlher. Harold Pell, Charlea Beck. Harold Pell (again), Ronald Vlsno Andy Marsh, Waldo Cor- IRO PrcpurcH To Aid Ion, J. R. Kills and Junior Vlono. Deported Refugees Judge* wer* Sheriff P. A. Mero, Edward Camtron, Henry I>eo and I/. L. Hendricks, who served as * I!1* }cfePfr wao, John Leonardy, UP)—Tho International Refugee who hai officiated aa starter at Orgenlietlon was reported pre­ pared today to return th* 4.400 W .!.nT #v.tnU of th,B r Jewish refugee* who tried to enter officiated. F. McClelland, county com­ Palestine almardt he 8. 8. Exodu. 1947 to the ramp* from which thay* missioner. aat In the broiling tun earvta all afternoon on ’■ truck with no top and doled out the prise money, "Next time w ell have • canvas* cover — I nearly gave out" he Commented afterward with a smile, but added that It was hy far the uuv ior mggeat and .heat riding program ———r , ■— A| which ha had ever officiated. humanitarian reasons those from George Pittard did • bsmg up ramp* would he screened end re­ job of announcing over the loud turned. He eald the IRO would speaker and kept after Ah* p art­ •provide La —I cere end maintenance for icipant* to line them up for aventa With tha laaat delay possible. Detween 1939 and I94fl Franca When .the greased pig capturo evgnt took place, he had to. order suffered a population loss of a lwarm of small and larg* boy* 1,000,000 men and 500,000 wnmsn. getting away after It waa capturqd. and It was feared that some­ one would get run down. Mre. Harman Harriett, Secrelary of the riding club took ear* at the recording of event# and was ably assisted by Mrk. Edwerd Cimiron. Mn. D. Bftnkn and Mill Cathirine Rivera. I Just a Dream ,WT H E N there’s the old chestnut 1 about the aentry th at would hare delighted Freud who dab­ bled In tha subconscious mind and -delved Into the realm of dream*. It’s often mlaquoted." Inspector 8harpe paused to find out If we were listening. "How doe* It go?" asked De­ tective Blanding. "The correct version concerni a »entry who rushed excitedly Into the tent of his commanding officer during his tour of duty. Ilia fare w ai.fluahrii and hii breath waa coming in »hort pants, No puna, please. He man­ aged to blurt out. lo tha nflkar that ha had ju it had a terrible dream. He dreamed that th# ofC IX dogs hav* their own Indl. . , ........... ^ 'v l d u a l houiaa. On# n ig h t ^ w ix a tr ijf W w in n h a an enemy anlper. He begged th a . .xceptlon of tha dog occupying officer not to leave his tent to go house number two. all entered - tha wrong houses. • ; 'T h a officer who had little Make aJx counters tha alia of patience with Ihe theory that the numbered house*, number dreams predict future events them from one tto ala and plara ordered his sentry to be shot at each otia on ita qorrespondlngiy aunrlie. The eentry wa* placed numbered house, “th en by mov­ l>\ the guardhouse and the ex­ ing one counterat a time ate If ecution waa carried out as ord- In 10 moves you can get each dog In tha right house. In other “Why w it the eentry ehotV* word*, one, two and three should lift! M mi« mstit ns iw •■»* n»w ii ism A, occupy the positions of four, l»*i i"fw m s uii*i i i i 11—i 'ii| iiim , two and five, and four, live and am 11** m 11*11>®411 m»»e <* m* six should be where fix. one and ■ia«M *«M"S *, l«. ,» Su|J.. n*e *m»« #• ai*> »«i*~i« •»>»* threa arc found In tha drawing. 1. • iV « m r n r i 1 Ilf" SI wit ■••a an *sI iespt|*t Tongue Twisters 8ay aloud repeatedly; Eighty eagle* easily ate every Ml early each avanlng. , , . , " , > . L°og, lank, lean and lazy Ilona of I-ydla lay luxuriously |n low T ’*’ • FIND THE N AM E O F A BIRD . I r * *r,ln 180 Jong trace 1 atS5 m.p.h. an hour, how Ion will It taka to aaaa-cotnpletel ovar a bridge 24g/arda long7 ' waMS! rseyzieaax ■•W>S|*a The places are. in tha order concealed In the v e n a : a uni­ versity city in New York S tate; a city in Colorado; an English Channel town in England; an im portant m anufacturing town in Franca. What ar* they? ______ I»»4C|» *»«l* •• q»«n»r tss IT'S ILLUSORY Partly cloudy through Thura^ajr. Scattered afternoon 'stiOWsl*. Winds Ktntle and'vait*H* mostly •outlitily. * Ton are to /111 tie h vacant •q u art with nu­ merals between 0 and 9, Inclusive, to mike the horIson til and vertlcal to tals Indl a ta d in the "dell n U lo n a " a t bob VOLUME XXXVIII Enigm a-Charado H’ifA F IR ST before your eyes }’<m may obtain th i prise. But find the SECOND out Ere you begin to ehoutl Yon then <’tis quits a feat) Uay read without COUPLETS. (*—Pr*4n txslnit IT—K«t* la U* seats ' 1»—Takti dlsrur 10-W h .i nibiitsl w*r4 as*4 la l 014 TvsUOMal nsaat beU*4» (Gsn. MiM) tl-W bat 414 the tblldrso t t IboWi aa4 lb* sblUraa ef Q>4 cell tbstr . "lUrf (leak. ZI:Z4) W -'H lIM l Ilia tba relsa at «y erf. sty Elea, and my M ( far eat* UaawtlTl-------■ (P*. Ill) *•—Narraw walarwif *o-r'*v»r I t —Ualt af srerk **—Agsiass wbal alsra wkarv D*vt4 <»«ll 4*4 the Lard detlafa JadgmsstT (Is*, till) IT—Rrrise *•—“l will trust la tbe LJ0W wall (Jo you know blrdiT -. l ' ' < • Th« name of a certain bird TMi een be fmind among 4h* objeeta — ■ .------pictured aboTt: To d lacom it, _ , writ* down tba name or each of SalotU naf tha objects. Then select certain wt-out Proklem conaecutlv# .letter* f n t t each, presented els*. Arrange thea* In ordtr and tha whavq la tha naraa of tha bird will appaar. page. What la th# name? ; SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3. 1947 U.S. Demands New Legion Head l|Jew President digit* already ip For No nutnbara a r e to be r e ­ peated In any vertical or horDental row. Appointment Is Good Only To Sept. 15;. E x-H eadT o Be Bar­ red From Country (T h t solution appears els etchers in ths,pags) Solve It With Scissors / / 'P A R A D O X j To ons-fifth o f yacht, f To ons-fourth o f shot, Affix one-sixth of nibbls; To tase-thlrd o f d*tr, To ons-fourth o f slttc. Annex on#-/f/fh of sibyl; Units ths whole and you r then survey A network spread for unssi J peeling prey. sq u a re •bora and tha. four triangle* a t right. Then Me how quirk* iy you can a r­ range them-to form a perfect i '__ . •e»«w*wt»tH K A A 3 T E R Y o f w o rd * ffliJ » ” * means knowing when n#i to ipeak. Or, aa Tupper put It. it a phrase presented here aa i cryptogram for you to solve: oot easy. A solution appears slsewhert in ths ZAWW-MFiNAJ nFWATG BRAIN TEASER V IIM V NCSA A W C R P A T .C t | R|nchhMln*e“ 0"d1 *h t t COnUinl aU of th » vow«I»r MVIIT IIQAAGV, including “y"? ss«t||i r*«niri|tn„ istfn W hat Anim al Did They Find on the Farm? O H N N Y and Mary are back hom caftara preaehool vacation on a farm. Thera Government Will Use Necessity For Amer"Get Tough" Policy •ican Action Before End Of Yea- Pre­ Toward Workers To dicted • By Lovett S p e e d Production W ASHINGTON. Sept 3. tAI Foreign Secretary Ernest Hevin'i • iopoi.il lor a redistribution of the gold stored at Fo il Knot. K y. apparently look official Washing­ ton by surprise today. • Undersecretary of State Robert Lovett told reporters at a news conference that he had heard nothint about the/proposal and there­ fore could not comment on it. Saurei, vice president under Joa t M in s Velasco lh aire. who was ottled nine days ago, was a lead­ er of the counter-ievolution which ytilerday toppled thr p irirn d ri. Col. Carlos Mancheno. Msncheuo irsignrd last night and disappear rd. In a greeting to .the ainud forces, Suarez 'promised his -resig­ nation a week from Monday. Valaaco Ibarra waa barred from return to office by the council of Si: WIiTfli ileclared he has “KanJoned hi* post definitely cord with th* group's «hi terminating hi* functions‘by the nunrialluis. of Coaimunism mal about which they had heard a Joel Field Makes | Report On Legion Meet In New York eom pletad the drawing, color It with your crayM M sC M tK rsM VERTICAL, l —* V ! spsn4 saw jsars as a -m m ii*' " w (r . »5*»V * T T , l-" T b o o srsw asst t h e -------- - with SkCMRajar"1""” I-Inurnttlsnal Uagsagt X 1 te?* k,,t"7 u **riTS, rrV.V',',’" ■ *—Whe latsrpr*t*4 th* ‘keadwrtt- TAVhjSjYu,orB‘,,"h»,,*rt •-P r*p*rv4 T— ! fr*tying f sr rrsrsln* «#4 balding a flora el•f wsik • —Wltbla *—Abhorred ia~ **et"4 eea *f Oaoa (1 Cbr. I iM) !•—tevtta II—Lare4 t t —Arrange 14—rslbsrs r ~fL V !,k •‘•••‘dest bray a &iix~z.-sr3fc **—Car4lae) aaaber* 19—ftreag affertlea* 19-fee whom 414 Jaeeb ssrrt teres sx _ ktsiter ?.* £ T (0^ " ' M> 93— E J .n r , rrrrrri • 1 ;i ■7 iiki r i ri tTfiLri. n r r n nocnea; r r r , I P n fa n K 'r r p & 'S ' WASHINGTON. S ,p t. ana's Agrarian Union f'rlkov. |L‘t ' ^rrrr-F r ifF I i r i ' F F r r ki ’T-rn E H u n c v .iii and WASHINGTON. Sept. 3 iiilri.ri irl.,1) of Stale |.ovclt ■SHI I.hI.iv tbit the eiononui' (lin t ille Glade Prison Farm Is Scent; Of Nocturnal “Party" ill i Imh expected and some kind Amnic.su action to merl. it *prnlly will Lr neccstjuy befoie end of the year.*, n making the Knmniril pres.utopein pictuie H K 14L tiL A trt..f la.. Sept ) U» l ight prisoners weie dead today, id one othei was dying aTtri inking woihi alcolml n u trd with nr rollre at a nocturnal “paily" th r'S tair jimon tamp liras hrtc- iris ul ihr pittim division1 nrgiuet tuiisumrd a pint ■|-«ml irisirill1itilgld hr Iiredrj. fm it-him t—rxrh sn g r liriiiiiierx nil,i III HIM llu•■U!> iiiu tu ir lircam.- vi-ih-nlaiul clglit mmciiiiiIx ,1 ,luring juirter a Troop Withdrawal “ Florid* seemed to have little | U |y tn j opposition in securing the 1948 day signed convention for Miami," Field technical d JACKSONVILLE, H a. Sept. 3 stated. The convention will be held d r a w s ! of t TA*)—Stale Senator W. A. ,flA 17 “ • ‘l 18 ln F,or,d*’» Italian terri treaty beco |m da of Gaineaville aafd here to. Magic City. Tw»» national off terra wrio Thr trra ly "it* la reasonably 'safe to nume" that he will he a cau­ ilrctetl from Florida, Field at- force with date for governor In the treat wrted. Thus* elected Include Mr*, instruments L B. Kirkpatrick of Kustis Who that Ihe tro. Florida election. lie said that after hr returns wa* named national vice president In 90 days Thr aecor 'rom visiting hi* family in North it the Auxiliary and Lee Weiner Tarollna, "I no doubt will have a of Jacksonville who was elected ministry con national vice cuminander of tho the "status’ 'urther statement." during the In Jacksonville for the day, he 40 and 8. The Miami drum and bugle (he armlsdc isld: . "It Is reasonably safe to assume corps placed fifth in national »*ntly govei w*ll I hat I telll be • a candidate. I competition, heating last year’s1 Amhassadi NaH tt only fair to my rrlende who winner. Stanford, Conn., which lav* exhibited an Interest In my ante In sixth in the finals. The who signed andldacy \o give thepv an Indicat- Miami musicians placed first in expressed gt see America pn of my thoughts a t this time ihe preliminaries. The la-giim parade on HatunUy hecauve of I "The* hav* the right to know net if I am not going to. run they was a 12 hour affair and was hearted coo Lu to another ranidate of their iroadcast hy television, according here." --- ---boosing." » o Field. Many Florida entrie* Meanwhile. Ih Tallahassee, «*irai| WUlIVsin IIIIBflBBHT, JusJUI- participated in the spectacle. Two I C C A u l rp ,* re II. L. (Tom! Sebring of the Florida Stale Itoad Patrol cars ' 0 Hi lorlda Supreme' Court said yea- manned hy four patrolmen wer* <11 irdr**, he would' not seek tha he parade, also two truek* load- ----- — — WASIIINC Myrnorahlp in 1943, but would *d with 10,000 coconuts went over ^siLcandidata to succeed himself he entire route of the parade Th* Intersta' 1 v tn em b er of th* high court. tossing th* nuts out to th* spec- .Ion yesterdi Returning last week from Eur* lantfc Coast Tha Sanford postmaster stated • tfi mll# ex i# where he served with the U. S. Hilary tribunals, Sebring said hat he ex..acted to *e« many response to questions (hat he more World War II Legionnaires Didd give a definite aniw er in a *t the meeting, but hardly fit) iw daye. to newspaper reports percent of ths delegates were vetlat he might run for Governor. •rana of the recent war. However, Hebring yesterday said that here wars'm any.m ore than were chile I eonrider 'the Governor, it th* convention In San Frandjr, of Florida one of th* great- .•loco last year, he added. Hhonors that coaid ho bestowed Bn say W in, It Is s i honor r which I may not contend at 331 Veterans Cash k ,lm». Bonds In Sanford W hen In 1934 I Interrupted my w practice for th* purpose of Line* formed at local banka bcmlng n circuit judge, / deterh e d to make service In the yesterday where impatient Gla lost little time In cashing their R. L. Paige Enroute liclary my life's work." terminal Uav* bonds, but total aoles for th* day reflected the To U. S. From Pacific ,p Lawa Could Not determination of moat of them to wait for.* rainy day. [roe Doolittle Filers Tha 8anford Atlantic National Aboard tba U. 8. Army traneport. General Weigel, la Pfc. Ray­ Bank reported only IM bonds mond L. Paige, of Sanrord, who cashed for a total value of 338,­ had been ethtloned In tha Philip­ 423.83 while the Florida State pine* and I* now on hla way to the Bank sold 185 Gla cashed their United StatM for Mparallon from bond# for 139.810. Thi* repre- military service, It waa recently an­ aentod a vary *m*II percentage nounced by th* Public Information of the total number of veterans Office a r Headquarters, PhilipIn Samlnols County. pinee-Ryukjrus Command in Man- a B. O. Smith, nge df,, fornu-Mayor of Ailamoutr Springs, iliid suddenly In his sleep .-vriy Mm day morning nt hi* horn.- follow ing u prolougi-,1 (line**. Sir. ^inith wa* a number of the iNuinl of ablet man ■of Altamnote Spring* fur 11 nuinlier of war*, and-late) liecanu- mayor of tin- town, in which’ of c he set veil from Ja n ­ uary. 1934 until his recent re ajgnntion due to ill hi-a'lh. Mr. Smith was Imrn Jan. 24. IHh2 at Newport Center. I t and prior tu -moving tu Altamonte hillv«| in Orleans. Vt. where he »lorrb__Mr. Smfth has lived In Atl4l.li hie Springs for 25 year*, during which time he owned and u|N-iatt-d "While Arlmr Groves” end “The Windsor Chair" Antlquv Shop. -Survivors include are his wid­ ow. Mrs. Karlah Smith, n brother. Rev. C. I.. Smith. Elliott, Me., n ■isfer. Mr*. Maude llo.irher, Der­ by. V#.. and several' niec-s and Fairchild Funeral llomu in K)rlando is in charge uf the 1-o.ly, whrte it will lie in state from noon Tuesday until arrangements are completed for funeral which will Iw held at Orleans, Vt.‘ Dto Con­ verse Funeral Home In Newport, \ l . will lie jn charge of funeral arrangements there. T here will lie no funeral services held here. G.O.P. Leader Takes . Issue With Pepper ' ORLANDO. Sept. 3. f/P)-M . J. 3(o*a, Jr., Orlando real eatsto operator and Republican candid­ ate for Congreaa from the Fifth District of Florida in the | 9|tf general election, today took Issue with Senator Claude Pepper for saying that Raialans are like mountaineers of thla nation. Born In Plnerille, Ky., situated In the Cumberland Mountains. Moss claimed that he wa* itlaed In Bell and Harlan Counties ami at an early age became proficient in th* uae of allnr ahota and hog rifle#, "beeaua* the mountaineers where ! was raided were taught to support .‘tha-G overnm ent rather than hava th* Government sup­ port them. "Never did wa think that- Sen- Julian Stenstrom 13 New Director Reviews Baseball SeasonAtKiwanis Trophy Presented To Election A s ^Leading Hitler A MSI Gaorwe and Cllfl D. C-, I on thrii th# worl fiuutdiuvai-.oorit u e r ls its - fu ll re s iv s p tc l lu a U b t| " " cm. i-onierenrr nil p io b tib llity be iii-r,• lo In; It, se ss io n be/., " ’Miming Hint the M! lOrope'a lundilfon means that III, > w ill-be upon th e United ’’•Miner iiith tr tliuti later, •nil (lint npproiiri.tle stvpa evidently will have lo |„ 1U . 11U " -mnir. i ..f n r .^ ih r ^ m tf jr T in m tvin|M.mry (l**virea . .Wijl Board's Neijt Meet isn .Mrntlrotti Light nrw ilurrluls from San In WTRK. Imlsy reviewed lb>e ac­ luiu sti,| live frorii ihr county wrii tivities ol li»w Ssnford Celny Feiii eleitrtl lu ihr InijiJ of the Scin .••f the Flotilla Slate la-ague dur­ molr luunly Chamber ol Com­ ing ihe |ij<l teatun al the irgulai merce hi last w rrk't election. II Mrrtly lunitieon of the Kiwanii II. ( nleihan. chairman of the eln (lull at ihr lo u iiil Crpler. lion lOliinnller. announcril tinlav. fii»m ji-f ti'i -mg fi.niii five I r a n till Vtsskl Inc tu run'tiuR ‘gist Willie. Jobiuun, 32. Ilill-iliuiu cuuntv in vi ms fur gimiil lull t ’hsrlie Wilson, 31, Duval county fur four v,-. IIU.'I fin iiN.uult to roimiiii Mr. Striiilrum presented In Jrr- wspaper xpimsnm LONDON. Sept. 3. {At . A * Moscow iirWnpH|ii'i l/vetlla as*r* t >il 1inlay "American r .p s n ’tun m Arctic wimi “L, nliclaleil •’) A. W. I .Saillnul llliecloit air F ouril (ialrbrl, Wal- trr I I I ) , S r., I . . L . HrJilm v. Jack Rail Jack Hall ami (M-oigr A. Sj in aittliliuo, llililm il C aisrlli ill ilrpailm rnl m ill a tolal of 01 1 . .mil l.cynaii). L'atir] lliiulighoul llir year, • Mr. Stenslrom iPscnsti-d aliendance figure* and |Miltiled out Ihnl Ihe Feds last year drew a total of 73.000 fur tbe untlre seasun. including the plavnffa, "How. . Tlii*rt* \\n* no 1haii^r m «|i ei*-i." Iw staled, "althiiugh the recturs fn "" Geneva. Lake Mary, leant drew a little lietter than I. ake Miiiinw, Furirat City, Alliimont# M.riugs, or Mavis.* Mam ger K. K lg g ln i' announced luday ami i-’tllnaled attendance of 8,00(1. that the annual election uf officers Also, had-1he Fed* wnund up. ahead will lake place al Ihe regului U'lHiilaiigi I 'a it vial meeting later Ihi* month. The newly , | , clrd board la as , Nazi Chemical Truet follows: Hanfold: L. F. Hoyle, John Sent SaleHman To JI# An‘bew Ctrrsw ay, |(nntlall Chase. George llishup, II. || NUERNBERG. Germany. Sept. Lrumiey, R. (J. Ilrl.son, A. L. Lee. 3 i/P) —American prosecutors pro­ II. II. ( ..Irnian, E. Ji. Kilpatric'i; duced records lodav showing the George A. Speer. Forest Gatrhell. hoard of. the I. O. Farlienlndustrle James Gut, W. M. Haynes, 0. P. Chemical Trust sent Ita leading aaieiinan^ George Von Schnlltlar, to tho United 8'ate* in 1937 to “strengthen relations" wllh E. I. Du Pont D# Nemoura Co., of Wilmington, Del. . Von 8cl)nittler I* on# of 22 for their lives oh war rrlmea Hungary Voting Seen offirrrs of th# combine on trial Fairer Than Feared charge*. # Hoard meeting mlnuta* said: "Dr. Von Schnltzler give* an LONDON, Sept. g—OP)—A arcuurtt of ihiprrsslona gleantd foreign office spokesman said to­ from hi* Latest trip to Am#rlc«. W , Incomplete report# from Economic conditions are favorable British representatives In Budafrom all angle** It teemt, how. peat ahnwed voting in 8unday'a ever, that leading business men Hungarian elections taid been e rr not favorably disposed toward "fairer than we feared, but not the President (Roosevelt). aa fain a t w, had hoped.” 1 "L G. relations with Du Pont Th# question of accepting the* hav* l>*«n further strengthened. results of th* election* will hav* Du Pont'a field of .activity ha* to await examination* of complete undergone tremendous eapenaion." reports, he added. H* said several la*tan*ee-of—multiple vot ing* had th# elect Iona aa Hungary1* strong­ est tingle party, having won 22 percent of tha 70US. — u ru p r. of I lie l-ailip, l e t , ' l l , . B ln le Pi I-on liendqui labasspe on i l i r litrisi tiia u g e i liste il die Of Officers Sanford Skeet Club WASHINGTON, 8 *pt. VFW MBBT wI4 E4g m4A*V4l 5c, A wV|lAs W CLEVELAND, 8ept. 8,g UP) Communism will be among tba targets of resolution* to b* pro­ somewhere In the Atlantic. Res­ tented to the 4fth annual anponsible source*, asking to re­ campmant of th* Veteran* of main anonymous, advised tbe Foreign Ware, which opens bora tomorrow, Marl( Kinsey, AmorIcon director of th* organization, •Aid todAg. mlnlcan Hrpublir'a iharxe d'affaires in Paris, talk »ilh follow mg their marriaar in the French capital, i hr »<ddinx bride’s second, hsvinx dliorrrd James ( rum -ell, 1‘. H. mlnlaWllltrl* I •’|a«af t•*«! »n»da. last year, and the third for Itubriosa. who pretluuslj syllrr* routimiisl I III' ami diturred Flor de tlru I rujillo. daiigbler of the Domini- tliriepliriuua gal bell lilenl, and French- Artrea* Danielle Darrigua. * pel l o - l Iiigllt. '_______ (Internalional Itadiopliolul IV. II. liian g tr. - Q-SmitliyFormerl 11 /1 • Altamonte Springs III M l l ^ n i i b ! ' Ptk B E 1 r i * nun ! Of Wood Alcohol Pelkuv, whose, paity it antil ummumtl. u under tehtiraer ol Jrath lor allegedly plotting against Bevin’s jiuggeitlon was made the Cominunitl-contiolled govern­ in a i(leech before the British ment ol hit Country. The United Trad* Union Congress In Kngland Stales hai branded Prtkov convic­ as iW retary .o f -the T rra siliy , tion d miicairiige ol juitice and Snyder boarded th* tfurrn Klitaheth fur the annual meeting *f hat sought by vaiioui moves to th* World Bank and Kuiid in «ave him horn execution. Under Secretary of State leivett announced at a new* con­ ference today that the new Amer- MIDWAY OliXRATIONB Hew ta plan* tbe figure* to ■elre tha cross­ UUUU U number puail* (luiiuti rinuu.'i :> 'JUG (m il □ uuuu ui :j(, Die From Effects The United Staies has demanded that Kuttia join with A m cno and Hut am in a ((view ol ihi "repressive campaign” by the liulgsrun guveinnirnt againtl Hul (•ader. Nikola New American Protest Accuses Soviets . Of Violating Pact Formed *At Yalta 8 State Convicts 3 (At M'vifw i*f (lit* ram* Coulrul Ctimiuiaaion, represrntalivi's ,,f Uiiilml Stale, hud Kutam replleil <1: e Aiuei lean ilen Boiled down to man-toinan Iiiiwer interventiun win Good Chance h Scon terms, Devin's propositon »een> ule tin uiiMniianted 1 amount to saying, 'Give nu- in Bulguim’s internal For City To Get to back the gold I’ve sold you so I can sell it tu you .gain.'. It's the United Slates in turn rejected like r*1 Invitation to give bark this Soviet argument and urrusrd the Soviet Union of violating' its After contacting several inilu the gtlld We In,light fe,.m them .' ngrA-inenl with the United States The** comments took into c o m 1 ... . . . 1■•deration ‘ that' much of the “ "d Britain under tin- Yulia Pact I Florida. I f-’!,7fl5,9Q7.tMW. in U ..S _ « u id as- fur t he development of democracy *12,500,1)00,000 of hrforr that Sanford will gel the which is held at til* |Uirlffi#M Joel VrA: Shari3s1Viir Be Candidate For’ Governor’s Office Her# you sea Johnny and Mary w a t e h l n g t he animal. To aee tha animal itself, takaapencil and, s t a r t i n g at dot one, draw a lint from dot to dot eon aaeu tlvaly. U. S. Is W arned O f • - I wo official* of the new gov. eminent indicated alrongly that Velasco Ibarra, who wa* ert route from Argentina to Kantiag», Chile and presumably to Bcuador, would not even lie allowed to rveiiTrr th* country. The council of state ruled that, f r . accurJ with the constitution, (.A Senate would elect a president would call an elrctiun for 5lay and aurrrnder the office to a freely elected president next Complete calm .waa reported througl Ecuador. Dr. Velasco Ibarra, having abandoned power, lias no rigid whatever, especially In a legal category, to return lo the country a a .—paldent or wllh any-aulhur•aid Camilo Ponce Knrique, public work* minister, "The (t'M ilssM mm P a st ais) . firat tfmainahi' Doris Duke Is Bride Of Rubriosu Wi* Ecuador Thr council of slate formally vest­ ed Dr. Maiiano Saurr/ VrintirnilIs with the jHiwer* of the presi­ dency today, hut ifsecilird that h­ and his government 'resign to an extraordinary session of the congress act.” A s s o c ia te d Pres* l i * i » d . Division Of Russia Review ^ J U II O . Ecuador,. Sept. 3 t/V) s c h o o l. F o r It play* an Inf l u­ ential partln every child’s life. N aturally, they ma da f r i e n d s 1 magic, gaze at thla detign in­ tently for a half mlnuta or more. It'll teem to rhange Ita aapect before your eyei, for It'a a clever optical illusion. • AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y -N E W S P A P E R S I C R O SSW O R D WITH Q U ESTIO N A N D ;A N SW ER nOKIZOKTAli 1—from what alats 414 Klag lele»»n brine IIIran U vtrk *a bran far Sis U aplst' (I El. Till) 5—Whet kins *( liras! wrsl* th* B*«h *f Pialm f 19—Whtl asfhew sf Elag D*v(4 we* * great espials la hta ensyf 14—Ettrnll ( '• a llie s * free , r a s e Owe) (•t tha Manfall, areidlag Working on the R.R Hidden Towns Thete lines, though simple they may appear. Scan with a careful eye, And you will find two cities hors, Though hidden very sly. I f you should overlook the same, And disappointment feel, Sean closely on, lines two mors towns These last four lines concaol. THE WEATHER v* U E R E ’S a new * * e ro ia-n u m b*r puxxle to t u t your idta. By Eugene Shsfer • Ecuador Revolt south of Quito on th* railroad. Th# Guayaquil • garrison announcamant said It no longer raeegnlaed Manchqno ' e* the chief n government Quito report* hold Msnchano had mobilized 5.000 troops In Quito and Imbeburo pravtnee. (Latest available eeth mate* of the Ecuadorean regular army IlsUd a total etrangth of About 7.500 men). Counter-revolutionary leaders aald ' "garriaon after gerrlton" Wat joining tha movament agalnit Manehsno. who in*tolled him,elf •a - hood of th* govement oftar » one-ahot revolt. They predicted > w e u l d > forced to cepRuiete. -- Tboy rsportea that force* movInE lgalnat Quito from the north Mlgfat Plfta the, capital under ■lege within a fbw daye. The Tha eoun•htdavne ALL MIXED UP DOUBLE-CROSSES IN SM ALL NUMBER TAMPA ELECTION TAMPA. FI*., Sept. 3. W}— Curti* Hiion wa* assured to-ley ef another four year* aa Tampa a mayor. Ha garnered 13,171 vote* In reetarday'i municipal election to 7,087 for city representative Georg* T. Taylor and 1,928 for 9«n Y. Giunta, a taaehar. t In- >l, , i i r l o In),,- iijt ||i,- m o a t nilviiptagi-iMin nuillutv i-lislrgir |l*l*ll Jl.ivslblc III plrpsialloil (ui fulfillment id a .plan uf woil.l I VI.LAIIA.S.HEK,*Nr|it l. i»* •ns me lujiig made tui housing uuthuriliea lu uk,,** und o|»erate eight .Soultu 1 1 idu ongiMtoiv labor, -amp wIn- h Fiilei al ('Ujji • " 'll 1 tlfnwn at the em rof rtilk 1J Governor Caldwell _h 1.1 ; the I' S Ih puitim-iil ui t loii* Hint llu- Mate nan 1 fiin.li nor nut hoi it y 1•> -ir.|iu camps, und lies given hit "I •lorseinenl" III plans of tit. agem-it-it » The iiiiiin- were luiilwnt uf "Imiiii CI.immi iiuu |u ||„„.slt-nl Julnii for the ri-'h \i-» |Uudllcing Illli) BIOUIIil loike i-huliee-and south of Minim have u cspacily #of ilmui worker Tin- Canal • Point, Evcrgladee, Daceola, l l k r r c l i ohee, P.ihuke.-, Pompano. Redlands and .S i.ilh Dadr rampN a te invulvt-I In the plan*. _ ■ (’baric* F. Huuman arming Fie rrtaiv of Agriculture, but week advj-it ,| Governor Cahlwill tout n new Frilrral law prii%iilt-s tin t such ramps may not be opcraltil at Government exnaiua after itcxl Jan. 30, but actually no funds me available to run them aftoi- .Sept. Airlincn I’lan Big* Expansion Program ORLANDO, Sept. 3, (Special) — A 31.50U.OOO route expansion prog­ ram will be underwritten for Flur* Ida Airways, Inc., b / l.eedy, Wheeler A Alleman, Inc., promin­ ent Orlando, Florida luvcstmmt bankers. In connection with the airline's .Civil Aeronautic* -Unanl application for service to III addi­ tional Florida elites. It l a ‘ an­ nounced today by Joseph L. Dyer, president. According to brief* and eshlblts Tiled by the airline today, the ehaae of six new 20 passenger airliners, aa well as to flight and ground equipment throughout the proposed system. Formal hearing Cn the rxpanalon request will b* conducted October 7 ,‘1947. A complete summery of Florida Airways’ presently certificated *'■* operations into 10 cilia* Is included in th* material filed, tht* data forming the basis of a projected ilnllUll.il Mill " 'III,. Ill 1It-1r> wa* in uimI,!i*l by ill,* II um' hv radio. Bi'iij-wtlig ailarks, kiMilnl about, a year ago, on Uililinl M a l e s pio| m»**I» ("f ilrfeiiie* in th# fa r north. Hi# Soviet government publicatiuu_;^hargctl t.’ntteil Mi l l i n t e n t i o n s , und actions ftOYrl of Krauitiriavjail countries ltd a. "Anifi lean expansion, tide mid, "alleady has the etafe sovereignty I t continued: “Contrary lu lh>- wi Icelandic people, Ihe l relnirir-l its main have Inmt, nn airport In Reykjavik, and of American military bases fn Greoirland. Thia American attltud* is linked with the decision, taken at tho Inter-American t ’unftranca in Itio Do Janeiro, ((juitamlinha), on inclusion of Greenland in tha Amrncan ‘security zone.' "But Ihe inapirer* of Antillean expansion, are stretching out their hand* to Scandinavia itself. This U expressed hy American infil­ tration into Sweden'* and Nor* way's economies and by U. 8. a t. tempt* lu make these countries collaborate with th« U. 8. Dapartnirnt of Defense for ths a*, tabllshnirnt of American air baaa* on Norwegian and Swedish ta rrl. 20,000 Chinene Reds Cut Off Near Hankow NANKINfi gu m nnirnr-crni'lit » .n 'U « u y 20.00Q Rail troop* under one-eyed General' Llu Po-Cheng had bean "completely cut off* in th* Honan-Hupeh-Anhwei border region after driving within 60 mllee of th* big citv of Hankow. Information Director Hoilingtoa Tong said th* Communists wer# rapidly running oot of ammiwi- . • lion and that pursuing govern­ ment fore** war* “tightening m 1 # ? 1 �TUESDAY, Truman’s Talk hare ll U at ol Sanfof •d the Mansg and flt Sanfor In thi offsrin Ralp • ta ttrra| aod ’at Walt I tar wfe the' Be Orla a flslt £ Off M With t ing >1 tine a motor! Iq-bra. Robsri Jt r . r tCrX•) Jtml 94 Lyhtst Boat Races VA Expects Increase heat wa* to Intense that early at' (C n n a M l i m r i f t Oaei In College Students IOm IIm M t i n Paa* *>#•) hod member* of the u . S. dele­ by Guy Ferllta, third place gation to the conference, headed won by Marty Howard. Tar WASHINGTON, Sept. 2, OP>— by Secretary of State Marshall. and Jim Cox of l.ake Alfred, n The Veteran* Administration taid Inaid* atory of hpw' tha late In fourth. The President arose this morn­ today It expects 1.325.000 World President Roosevelt picked Harry ing and took a walk aro u n d 'th r • The Clan C hydroplane ri War II veteran* to go to college S. Truman for the late 1944 vice this fall, a 10 percent (nervate apacloUs grounds of the U: H. wa* a rinse contest and was < glare <J the flames while six miles presidential nomination If told H Embassy with the White House by J. I). I.amon of Ft. (.aut th# autobiography of Edward J: away.“‘ . physician, (trig. General Wallarr The agency, basing it* forecast . l uggage, canoea and trappinga rlynn. Democratic national ComH. Graham. He had breakfast with his family. They left the embassy, upon advance registration.!, ad­ of 1vacationists were scattered mltteeman from New ( York and cloae associate of the late prest. vised atudent-vrtcaan candidates over the track*. . about 7:80 A. M. for the trio • . Firemen pumped streams of dent. for aubaiitence allowance to take to the Qultahdinha Hotel. The book, la to he published water on the blaring ratlsray •long enough money to meet their In hit address Mr. Truman took peraonal financial needs foi at roaches from a ditch adj*r«ql to Friday by the Viking Press. the not* of unjty of the Amer­ H ynn. "bo*a" 0f the Bronx least the first ala we.-ks of the the right of way. ican nations in agreeing upon A few commandeered truck* and Democratic machint for 25 rears, autumn derm. Ant-for-all and atl-for-one defen to. 8lnee veteran* are not entitled later a line of ambulances brought say* the decision on Truman's , “ You have made it clear to any to subsistence allow’a q trj until the Injured to Winnipeg and 8L nomination was mad* well In adpossible aggressor,” he said, “that they have' been In training -a Boniface. Doctors an I nursev ,,B t* ®f the nominating conven the American republics are )teter- f month, student* entollin*’ la** in treated many of the leas severely support one ano: Aln*d to* ' September normally will not re­ Injured at the scene or a* a"rail­ against attacks. ceive their first check* until No*. way clinic at Winnipeg. Only th# -j Our nalUgs have produced most seriously Injured were ho* egampl* of- good- netghborltness pitalized, and International amity to th" Many of the aurvivors. so.ne of fis t of the world, and in our associ­ In the heat. thrm suffering Injuries, worked Train Wreck ation together w* have strength­ heroically with the rescue crews The K and F service run-about ened th* fabric of the United race was won by Jack Wycoff an I T••lla«*4 fmw Pag# (Im | to reach those trapsed In the Nations. You can be justly prpud was followed by Charlie Jone,. been traveling at ahotd 30 miles wreckage. They led M many waiiy persons «wne e>f the achievement of this con­ Johnny Ferllta. K. M. Irvin of an hour when It crashed into the jto- wx safety before they were beaten leader* at the convention but that ference and I commend the noble Miami and J. D. Bills, The sec­ standing ■t a later conferene while he express shortly before bark hv the Intense h«a!. Ibirlt which ha* Inspired your ond heat of the rare wa* also won 11:00 P. M. fF-STl. TV sworn! W. R. Drvenlsh. vice president, wet absent, they decided on Jemot hf forts." by Jack Wycoff followed by car of the 13 in the tptvlxl hurst western region, of the -Canadian ■• Byrne* Instead. ’ Declaring his country is deeply Johnny I rrU t,. Charlie Jones and •nto flame at once ami fire . „ ___ National Railways, said in s state quick­ Flynn related that he argued lous of It* position In world el. D. hill*. ly spread, first t>i the L. __ .................... other nient Issued In Winnipeg that of■nd nn#» r had .to *, _ tha President ••!<! thr Httalla of the ,line _______ were et -the The final race, the Class C roaches and then to a grain d■ry - n ...........r 7j gel the President on the telephone' United Stales engages) in the re­ service race, was * nip and tuck •to r standing beside the dark at wen* • • • a caaua'ly ______ llrt N m tall *h "(her leader* cent war “In the deep faith that battle. Jim Donovan of Jackson. thla email flag atop. laiter I t fan- would lie compiled when ld»ntifle- that Flynn'* action had b*n auWe were opening the way to a h -vT thorited by him. ',ul J *rk Wycoff. James ned over to oil atoragr tanks near- *Don of victims waa completed, f f tf world.” but added: by. Devrnish said the vacationer'* * ^No agreement has been reached Member* of the few fam'lies "Pcclal. which consisted of two among the allies on the main out­ which live In the vicinity of Dug- luggage cars, nine ceech-s and JAP Hill PS lines of- a peace settlement. In won by Jack Wycoff followed by aid said the arena was i holocaust twn Parlor cart, collided with tha tonsequence. we are obliged to Jem e, Whitt, Speed Curry. Chxr- when they arrived. Flami-s were • Passenger train while the latter contemplate a prolonged military lie Jones, J |m Donovan of Jack- shooting 60 feet in the air. they w«» discharging paaaangers at MCUpatlon of enemy territories. Dugald This Is profoundly distasteful In rommittee whirh cOmpIrtH the arrangement* for the r.-gat!*. Fifty year* ago SiF Ronald Rou eonomlc recovery 'h a * lagged, Among thnte1SssiiUtuz Jn maipietdiscovered' that mosquitoes car­ A steel baggage roach on th* iraat qrhan and i-glpatrial. areas n w,,rr AT bee. n. ried malaria parasites in th tir av# been laft in a (tat# of deArthur Moore. W. B. ■oeclal remained upright lm» be­ andenca on our economy which it Hoffman. Ji L. Hrumirv, 11. II. hind It roarhea were siting r r i i • painful to us a t It It to them. Pope, and Jimmy Hooltban. Ed |*Thls situation ha* Impeded the Anderson and Blli I.udlum of Dayiatu rn to. normal economic con- Iona Beach also fidod 1.1 making ditiona everywhere In the world and has hampered- seriously our •fforts to develop useful form* of Red P r o te H t AVN.W^ •conomle collaboration with j»ur (raariawe r - i . Dari quarter horse rare M. C. Coleman ?va* Bret, Charles Moore second knd Charles Beck, third. . In th* first of the to eliminati.m races which marked the start of th# program a great roar of ap. plause ram* from the crowd at * feminine rider. Dot Whltn-r of Hanford, riding Mr#. I). Banket' Champion' dashed to victory Other first place elimination winnera were Kdward Cameron. C. M. North, W. 0 . Kitliee, Herbeit Douglai, Jean Reiter, George J aeoba, Perry Cameron, Carl Rabun J . R. Arnold. • Those who ---- »»n second place In allmlnatlon were D. L. Hendrick#. Earnest Lea, Lonrin Douglas, Nor­ man Fore, Roy Reiter, H. M Glaason "Ruddy" Rivers, C. E. Mow*. Fred Roberta and J , C. ....if'T'r**4 ' " ' " • ’■a* il l 1° pursuing ohjectives rnicli nave l*en commonly agreed n making arrangement for that urpose with any other occupyrig power wilting to work toward he common end." The note, signd hy Undersecretary of State lobert A. i.ovrlt, recalled that be American government ha* I ranee participated in the l.on don talks against which Rutsis protested but did not join In rais ing industrial output In lla xone Britain and the United State) agreed to discuss French requests for greater roke exports from Germany in Berlin aa aoon ai pnaaible The conferenre prom* i w Ixindon isonfion ronfrrtnre l»«M hat although Indirslfrai productlon wiu lie incieased in the Britlali-Amrriran xone thla plan should not result In priority b*. Ing tA-thm Oermany ovrr lhst of the demo' cratic countries of Bump#." Third clast elimination winners were: Edward Yarborough, liiij Marlwtlher. Harold Pell, Charlea Beck. Harold Pell (again), Ronald Vlsno Andy Marsh, Waldo Cor- IRO PrcpurcH To Aid Ion, J. R. Kills and Junior Vlono. Deported Refugees Judge* wer* Sheriff P. A. Mero, Edward Camtron, Henry I>eo and I/. L. Hendricks, who served as * I!1* }cfePfr wao, John Leonardy, UP)—Tho International Refugee who hai officiated aa starter at Orgenlietlon was reported pre­ pared today to return th* 4.400 W.!.nT #v.tnU of th,B r Jewish refugee* who tried to enter officiated. F. McClelland, county com­ Palestine almardt he 8. 8. Exodu. 1947 to the ramp* from which thay* missioner. aat In the broiling tun earvta all afternoon on ’■ truck with no top and doled out the prise money, "Next time w ell have • canvas* cover — I nearly gave out" he Commented afterward with a smile, but added that It was hy far the uuv ior mggeat and .heat riding program ———r , ■— A| which ha had ever officiated. humanitarian reasons those from George Pittard did • bsmg up ramp* would he screened end re­ job of announcing over the loud turned. He eald the IRO would speaker and kept after Ah* p art­ •provide La —I cere end maintenance for icipant* to line them up for aventa With tha laaat delay possible. Detween 1939 and I94fl Franca When .the greased pig capturo evgnt took place, he had to. order suffered a population loss of a lwarm of small and larg* boy* 1,000,000 men and 500,000 wnmsn. getting away after It waa capturqd. and It was feared that some­ one would get run down. Mre. Harman Harriett, Secrelary of the riding club took ear* at the recording of event# and was ably assisted by Mrk. Edwerd Cimiron. Mn. D. Bftnkn and Mill Cathirine Rivera. I Just a Dream ,WT H E N there’s the old chestnut 1 about the aentry th at would hare delighted Freud who dab­ bled In tha subconscious mind and -delved Into the realm of dream*. It’s often mlaquoted." Inspector 8harpe paused to find out If we were listening. "How doe* It go?" asked De­ tective Blanding. "The correct version concerni a »entry who rushed excitedly Into the tent of his commanding officer during his tour of duty. Ilia fare w ai.fluahrii and hii breath waa coming in »hort pants, No puna, please. He man­ aged to blurt out. lo tha nflkar that ha had ju it had a terrible dream. He dreamed that th# ofC IX dogs hav* their own Indl. . , ........... ^ 'v l d u a l houiaa. On# n ig h t ^ w ix a tr ijf W w in n h a an enemy anlper. He begged th a . .xceptlon of tha dog occupying officer not to leave his tent to go house number two. all entered - tha wrong houses. • ; 'T h a officer who had little Make aJx counters tha alia of patience with Ihe theory that the numbered house*, number dreams predict future events them from one tto ala and plara ordered his sentry to be shot at each otia on ita qorrespondlngiy aunrlie. The eentry wa* placed numbered house, “th en by mov­ l>\ the guardhouse and the ex­ ing one counterat a time ate If ecution waa carried out as ord- In 10 moves you can get each dog In tha right house. In other “Why w it the eentry ehotV* word*, one, two and three should lift! M mi« mstit ns iw •■»* n»w ii ism A, occupy the positions of four, l»*i i"fw m s uii*i i i i 11—i 'ii| iiim , two and five, and four, live and am 11** m 11*11>®411 m»»e <* m* six should be where fix. one and ■ia«M *«M"S *, l«. ,» Su|J.. n*e *m»« #• ai*> »«i*~i« •»>»* threa arc found In tha drawing. 1. • iV « m r n r i 1 Ilf" SI wit ■••a an *sI iespt|*t Tongue Twisters 8ay aloud repeatedly; Eighty eagle* easily ate every Ml early each avanlng. , , . , " , > . L°og, lank, lean and lazy Ilona of I-ydla lay luxuriously |n low T ’*’ • FIND THE N AM E O F A BIRD . I r * *r,ln 180 Jong trace 1 atS5 m.p.h. an hour, how Ion will It taka to aaaa-cotnpletel ovar a bridge 24g/arda long7 ' waMS! rseyzieaax ■•W>S|*a The places are. in tha order concealed In the v e n a : a uni­ versity city in New York S tate; a city in Colorado; an English Channel town in England; an im portant m anufacturing town in Franca. What ar* they? ______ I»»4C|» *»«l* •• q»«n»r tss IT'S ILLUSORY Partly cloudy through Thura^ajr. Scattered afternoon 'stiOWsl*. Winds Ktntle and'vait*H* mostly •outlitily. * Ton are to /111 tie h vacant •q u art with nu­ merals between 0 and 9, Inclusive, to mike the horIson til and vertlcal to tals Indl a ta d in the "dell n U lo n a " a t bob VOLUME XXXVIII Enigm a-Charado H’ifA F IR ST before your eyes }’<m may obtain th i prise. But find the SECOND out Ere you begin to ehoutl Yon then <’tis quits a feat) Uay read without COUPLETS. (*—Pr*4n txslnit IT—K«t* la U* seats ' 1»—Takti dlsrur 10-W h .i nibiitsl w*r4 as*4 la l 014 TvsUOMal nsaat beU*4» (Gsn. MiM) tl-W bat 414 the tblldrso t t IboWi aa4 lb* sblUraa ef Q>4 cell tbstr . "lUrf (leak. ZI:Z4) W -'H lIM l Ilia tba relsa at «y erf. sty Elea, and my M ( far eat* UaawtlTl-------■ (P*. Ill) *•—Narraw walarwif *o-r'*v»r I t —Ualt af srerk **—Agsiass wbal alsra wkarv D*vt4 <»«ll 4*4 the Lard detlafa JadgmsstT (Is*, till) IT—Rrrise *•—“l will trust la tbe LJ0W wall (Jo you know blrdiT -. l ' ' < • Th« name of a certain bird TMi een be fmind among 4h* objeeta — ■ .------pictured aboTt: To d lacom it, _ , writ* down tba name or each of SalotU naf tha objects. Then select certain wt-out Proklem conaecutlv# .letter* f n t t each, presented els*. Arrange thea* In ordtr and tha whavq la tha naraa of tha bird will appaar. page. What la th# name? ; SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3. 1947 U.S. Demands New Legion Head l|Jew President digit* already ip For No nutnbara a r e t o be r e ­ peated In any vertical or horDental row. Appointment Is Good Only To Sept. 15;. E x-H eadT o Be Bar­ red From Country (T h t solution appears els etchers in ths,pags) Solve It With Scissors / / 'P A R A D O X j To ons-fifth o f yacht, f To ons-fourth o f shot, Affix one-sixth of nibbls; To tase-thlrd o f d*tr, To ons-fourth o f slttc. Annex on#-/f/fh of sibyl; Units ths whole and you r then survey A network spread for unssi J peeling prey. sq u a re •bora and tha. four triangle* a t right. Then Me how quirk* iy you can a r­ range them-to form a perfect i '__ . •e»«w*wt»tH K A A 3 T E R Y o f w o rd * ffliJ » ” * means knowing when n#i to ipeak. Or, aa Tupper put It. it a phrase presented here aa i cryptogram for you to solve: oot easy. A solution appears slsewhert in ths ZAW W-MFiNAJ nF W A T G BRAIN TEASER V IIM V NCSA A W C R P A T .C t | R|nchhMln*e“ 0"d1 *h t t COnUinl aU of th » vow«I»r MVIIT IIQAAGV, including “y"? ss«t||i r*«niri|tn„ istfn W hat Anim al Did They Find on the Farm? O H N N Y and Mary are back hom caftara preaehool vacation on a farm. Thera Government Will Use Necessity For Amer"Get Tough" Policy •ican Action Before End Of Yea- Pre­ Toward Workers To dicted • By Lovett S p e e d Production W ASHINGTON. Sept 3. tAI Foreign Secretary Ernest Hevin'i • iopoi.il lor a redistribution of the gold stored at Fo il Knot. K y. apparently look official Washing­ ton by surprise today. • Undersecretary of State Robert Lovett told reporters at a news conference that he had heard nothint about the/proposal and there­ fore could not comment on it. Saurei, vice president under Joa t M in s Velasco lh aire. who was ottled nine days ago, was a lead­ er of the counter-ievolution which ytilerday toppled thr p irirn d ri. Col. Carlos Mancheno. Msncheuo irsignrd last night and disappear rd. In a greeting to .the ainud forces, Suarez 'promised his -resig­ nation a week from Monday. Valaaco Ibarra waa barred from return to office by the council of Si: WIiTfli ileclared he has “KanJoned hi* post definitely cord with th* group's «hi terminating hi* functions‘by the nunrialluis. of Coaimunism mal about which they had heard a Joel Field Makes | Report On Legion Meet In New York eompletad the drawing, color It with your crayM M sC M tK rsM VERTICAL, l —* V ! spsn4 saw jsars as a -m m ii*' " w (r . »5*»V * T T , l-" T b o o srsw asst t h e -------- - with SkCMRajar"1""” I-Inurnttlsnal Uagsagt X1 te?* k,,t"7 u **riTS, rrV.V',',’" ■ *—Whe latsrpr*t*4 th* ‘keadwrtt- TAVhjSjYu,orB‘,,"h»,,*rt •-P r*p*rv4 T— ! fr*tying f sr rrsrsln* «#4 balding a flora el•f wsik • —Wltbla *—Abhorred ia~ **et"4 eea *f Oaoa (1 Cbr. I iM) !•—tevtta II—Lare4 t t —Arrange 14—rslbsrs r ~fL V !,k •‘•••‘dest bray a &iix~z.-sr3fc **—Car4lae) aaaber* 19—ftreag affertlea* 19-fee whom 414 Jaeeb ssrrt teres sx _ ktsiter ?.* £ T (0^ " ' M> 93— E J .n r , rrrrrri • 1 ;i ■7 iiki r i ri tTfiLri. n r r n nocnea; r r r , I P n fa n K 'r r p & 'S ' WASHINGTON. S ,p t. ana's Agrarian Union f'rlkov. |L ‘t ' ^ r r r r - F r r r i f F I i r i ' F F k i III M l l ^ n i i b ! ' Ptk B E 1 r i * nun ! ’T-rn E H u n c v .iii Of Wood Alcohol and WASHINGTON. Sept. 3 iiilri.ri irl.,1) of Stale |.ovclt ■SHI I.hI.iv tbit the eiononui' (lin t ille Glade Prison Farm Is Scent; Of Nocturnal “Party" ill Pelkuv, whose, paity it antil ummumtl. u under tehtiraer ol Jrath lor allegedly plotting against Bevin’s jiuggeitlon was made the Cominunitl-contiolled govern­ in a i(leech before the British ment ol hit Country. The United Trad* Union Congress In Kngland Stales hai branded Prtkov convic­ as iW retary .o f -the T rra siliy , tion d miicairiige ol juitice and Snyder boarded th* tfurrn Klitaheth fur the annual meeting *f hat sought by vaiioui moves to th* World Bank and Kuiid in «ave him horn execution. Under Secretary of State leivett announced at a new* con­ ference today that the new Amer- i Imh expected and some kind Amnic.su action to merl. it *prnlly will Lr neccstjuy befoie end of the year.*, n making the Knmniril pres.utopein pictuie H K 14L tiL A trt..f la.. Sept ) U» l ight prisoners weie dead today, id one othei was dying aTtri inking woihi alcolml n u trd with nr rollre at a nocturnal “paily" th r'S tair jimon tamp liras hrtc- iris ul ihr pittim division1 nrgiuet tuiisumrd a pint ■|-«ml irisirill1itilgld hr Iiredrj. fm it-him t—rxrh sn g r liriiiiiierx nil,i III HIM llu•■U!> iiiu tu ir lircam.- vi-ih-nlaiul clglit mmciiiiiIx ,1 ,luring juirter a Troop Withdrawal “ Florid* seemed to have little | U |y tn j opposition in securing the 1948 day signed convention for Miami," Field technical d JACKSONVILLE, H a. Sept. 3 stated. The convention will be held draws! of t TA*)—Stale Senator W. A. ,flA 17 “ • ‘l 18 ln F,or,d*’» Italian terri treaty beco |m da of Gaineaville aafd here to. Magic City. Tw»» national off terra wrio Thr trra ly "it* la reasonably 'safe to nume" that he will he a cau­ ilrctetl from Florida, Field at- force with date for governor In the treat wrted. Thus* elected Include Mr*, instruments L B. Kirkpatrick of Kustis Who that Ihe tro. Florida election. lie said that after hr returns wa* named national vice president In 90 days Thr aecor 'rom visiting hi* family in North it the Auxiliary and Lee Weiner Tarollna, "I no doubt will have a of Jacksonville who was elected ministry con national vice cuminander of tho the "status’ 'urther statement." during the In Jacksonville for the day, he 40 and 8. The Miami drum and bugle (he armlsdc isld: . "It Is reasonably safe to assume corps placed fifth in national »*ntly govei w*ll I hat I telll be • a candidate. I competition, heating last year’s1 Amhassadi NaH tt only fair to my rrlende who winner. Stanford, Conn., which lav* exhibited an Interest In my ante In sixth in the finals. The who signed andldacy \o give thepv an Indicat- Miami musicians placed first in expressed gt see America pn of my thoughts a t this time ihe preliminaries. The la-giim parade on HatunUy hecauve of I "The* hav* the right to know net if I am not going to. run they was a 12 hour affair and was hearted coo Lu to another ranidate of their iroadcast hy television, according here." --- ---boosing." » o Field. Many Florida entrie* Meanwhile. Ih Tallahassee, «*irai| WUlIVsin IIIIBflBBHT, JusJUI- participated in the spectacle. Two I C C A u l rp ,* re II. L. (Tom! Sebring of the Florida Stale Itoad Patrol cars ' 0 Hi lorlda Supreme' Court said yea- manned hy four patrolmen wer* <11 irdr**, he would' not seek tha he parade, also two truek* load- ----- — — WASIIINC Myrnorahlp in 1943, but would *d with 10,000 coconuts went over ^siLcandidata to succeed himself he entire route of the parade Th* Intersta' 1 v tn em b er of th* high court. tossing th* nuts out to th* spec- .Ion yesterdi Returning last week from Eur* lantfc Coast Tha Sanford postmaster stated • tfi mll# ex i# where he served with the U. S. Hilary tribunals, Sebring said hat he ex..acted to *e« many response to questions (hat he more World War II Legionnaires Didd give a definite aniw er in a *t the meeting, but hardly fit) iw daye. to newspaper reports percent of ths delegates were vetlat he might run for Governor. •rana of the recent war. However, Hebring yesterday said that here wars'm any.m ore than were chile I eonrider 'the Governor, it th* convention In San Frandjr, of Florida one of th* great- .•loco last year, he added. Hhonors that coaid ho bestowed Bn say W in, It Is s i honor r which I may not contend at 331 Veterans Cash k ,lm». Bonds In Sanford W hen In 1934 I Interrupted my w practice for th* purpose of Line* formed at local banka bcmlng n circuit judge, / deterh e d to make service In the yesterday where impatient Gla lost little time In cashing their R. L. Paige Enroute liclary my life's work." terminal Uav* bonds, but total aoles for th* day reflected the To U. S. From Pacific ,p Lawa Could Not determination of moat of them to wait for.* rainy day. [roe Doolittle Filers Tha 8anford Atlantic National Aboard tba U. 8. Army traneport. General Weigel, la Pfc. Ray­ Bank reported only IM bonds mond L. Paige, of Sanrord, who cashed for a total value of 338,­ had been ethtloned In tha Philip­ 423.83 while the Florida State pine* and I* now on hla way to the Bank sold 185 Gla cashed their United StatM for Mparallon from bond# for 139.810. Thi* repre- military service, It waa recently an­ aentod a vary *m*II percentage nounced by th* Public Information of the total number of veterans Office a r Headquarters, PhilipIn Samlnols County. pinee-Ryukjrus Command in Man- a B. O. Smith, nge df,, fornu-Mayor of Ailamoutr Springs, iliid suddenly In his sleep .-vriy Mm day morning nt hi* horn.- follow ing u prolougi-,1 (line**. Sir. ^inith wa* a number of the iNuinl of ablet man ■of Altamnote Spring* fur 11 nuinlier of war*, and-late) liecanu- mayor of tin- town, in which’ of c he set veil from Ja n ­ uary. 1934 until his recent re ajgnntion due to ill hi-a'lh. Mr. Smith was Imrn Jan. 24. IHh2 at Newport Center. I t and prior tu -moving tu Altamonte hillv«| in Orleans. Vt. where he »lorrb__Mr. Smfth has lived In Atl4l.li hie Springs for 25 year*, during which time he owned and u|N-iatt-d "While Arlmr Groves” end “The Windsor Chair" Antlquv Shop. -Survivors include are his wid­ ow. Mrs. Karlah Smith, n brother. Rev. C. I.. Smith. Elliott, Me., n ■isfer. Mr*. Maude llo.irher, Der­ by. V#.. and several' niec-s and Fairchild Funeral llomu in K)rlando is in charge uf the 1-o.ly, whrte it will lie in state from noon Tuesday until arrangements are completed for funeral which will Iw held at Orleans, Vt.‘ Dto Con­ verse Funeral Home In Newport, \ l . will lie jn charge of funeral arrangements there. T here will lie no funeral services held here. G.O.P. Leader Takes . Issue With Pepper ' ORLANDO. Sept. 3. f/P)-M . J. 3(o*a, Jr., Orlando real eatsto operator and Republican candid­ ate for Congreaa from the Fifth District of Florida in the | 9|tf general election, today took Issue with Senator Claude Pepper for saying that Raialans are like mountaineers of thla nation. Born In Plnerille, Ky., situated In the Cumberland Mountains. Moss claimed that he wa* itlaed In Bell and Harlan Counties ami at an early age became proficient in th* uae of allnr ahota and hog rifle#, "beeaua* the mountaineers where ! was raided were taught to support .‘tha-G overnm ent rather than hava th* Government sup­ port them. "Never did wa think that- Sen- Julian Stenstrom 13 New Director Reviews Baseball SeasonAtKiwanis Trophy Presented To Election A s ^Leading Hitler A MSI Gaorwe and Cllfl D. C-, I on thrii th# worl fiuutdiuvai-.oorit u e r ls its - fu ll re s iv s p tc l lu a U b t| " " cm. i-onierenrr nil p io b tib llity be iii-r,• lo In; It, se ss io n be/., " ’Miming Hint the M! lOrope'a lundilfon means that III, > w ill-be upon th e United ’’•Miner iiith tr tliuti later, •nil (lint npproiiri.tle stvpa evidently will have lo |„ 1U . 11U " -mnir. i ..f n r .^ ih r ^ m tf jr T in m tvin|M.mry (l**virea . .Wijl Board's Neijt Meet isn .Mrntlrotti Light nrw ilurrluls from San In WTRK. Imlsy reviewed lb>e ac­ luiu sti,| live frorii ihr county wrii tivities ol li»w Ssnford Celny Feiii eleitrtl lu ihr InijiJ of the Scin .••f the Flotilla Slate la-ague dur­ molr luunly Chamber ol Com­ ing ihe |ij<l teatun al the irgulai merce hi last w rrk't election. II Mrrtly lunitieon of the Kiwanii II. ( nleihan. chairman of the eln (lull at ihr lo u iiil Crpler. lion lOliinnller. announcril tinlav. fii»m ji-f ti'i -mg fi.niii five I r a n till Vtsskl Inc tu run'tiuR ‘gist Willie. Jobiuun, 32. Ilill-iliuiu cuuntv in vi ms fur gimiil lull t ’hsrlie Wilson, 31, Duval county fur four v,-. IIU.'I fin iiN.uult to roimiiii Mr. Striiilrum presented In Jrr- wspaper xpimsnm LONDON. Sept. 3. {At . A * Moscow iirWnpH|ii'i l/vetlla as*r* t >il 1inlay "American r .p s n ’tun m Arctic wimi “L, nliclaleil •’) A. W. I .Saillnul llliecloit air F ouril (ialrbrl, Wal- trr I I I ) , S r., I . . L . HrJilm v. Jack Rail Jack Hall ami (M-oigr A. Sj in aittliliuo, llililm il C aisrlli ill ilrpailm rnl m ill a tolal of 01 1 . .mil l.cynaii). L'atir] lliiulighoul llir year, • Mr. Stenslrom iPscnsti-d aliendance figure* and |Miltiled out Ihnl Ihe Feds last year drew a total of 73.000 fur tbe untlre seasun. including the plavnffa, "How. . Tlii*rt* \\n* no 1haii^r m «|i ei*-i." Iw staled, "althiiugh the recturs fn "" Geneva. Lake Mary, leant drew a little lietter than I. ake Miiiinw, Furirat City, Alliimont# M.riugs, or Mavis.* Mam ger K. K lg g ln i' announced luday ami i-’tllnaled attendance of 8,00(1. that the annual election uf officers Also, had-1he Fed* wnund up. ahead will lake place al Ihe regului U'lHiilaiigi I 'a it vial meeting later Ihi* month. The newly , | , clrd board la as , Nazi Chemical Truet follows: Hanfold: L. F. Hoyle, John Sent SaleHman To JI# An‘bew Ctrrsw ay, |(nntlall Chase. George llishup, II. || NUERNBERG. Germany. Sept. Lrumiey, R. (J. Ilrl.son, A. L. Lee. 3 i/P) —American prosecutors pro­ II. II. ( ..Irnian, E. Ji. Kilpatric'i; duced records lodav showing the George A. Speer. Forest Gatrhell. hoard of. the I. O. Farlienlndustrle James Gut, W. M. Haynes, 0. P. Chemical Trust sent Ita leading aaieiinan^ George Von Schnlltlar, to tho United 8'ate* in 1937 to “strengthen relations" wllh E. I. Du Pont D# Nemoura Co., of Wilmington, Del. . Von 8cl)nittler I* on# of 22 for their lives oh war rrlmea Hungary Voting Seen offirrrs of th# combine on trial Fairer Than Feared charge*. # Hoard meeting mlnuta* said: "Dr. Von Schnltzler give* an LONDON, Sept. g—OP)—A arcuurtt of ihiprrsslona gleantd foreign office spokesman said to­ from hi* Latest trip to Am#rlc«. W , Incomplete report# from Economic conditions are favorable British representatives In Budafrom all angle** It teemt, how. peat ahnwed voting in 8unday'a ever, that leading business men Hungarian elections taid been e rr not favorably disposed toward "fairer than we feared, but not the President (Roosevelt). aa fain a t w, had hoped.” 1 "L G. relations with Du Pont Th# question of accepting the* hav* l>*«n further strengthened. results of th* election* will hav* Du Pont'a field of .activity ha* to await examination* of complete undergone tremendous eapenaion." reports, he added. H* said several la*tan*ee-of—multiple vot ing* had th# elect Iona aa Hungary1* strong­ est tingle party, having won 22 percent of tha 70US. — u ru p r. of I lie l-ailip, l e t , ' l l , . B ln le Pi I-on liendqui labasspe on i l i r litrisi tiia u g e i liste il die Of Officers Sanford Skeet Club WASHINGTON, 8*pt. VFW MBBT wI4 E4g m4A*V4l 5c, A wV|lAs W CLEVELAND, 8ept. 8,g UP) Communism will be among tba targets of resolution* to b* pro­ somewhere In the Atlantic. Res­ tented to the 4fth annual anponsible source*, asking to re­ campmant of th* Veteran* of main anonymous, advised tbe Foreign Ware, which opens bora tomorrow, Marl( Kinsey, AmorIcon director of th* organization, •Aid todAg. mlnlcan Hrpublir'a iharxe d'affaires in Paris, talk »ilh follow mg their marriaar in the French capital, i hr »<ddinx bride’s second, hsvinx dliorrrd James ( rum -ell, 1‘. H. mlnlaWllltrl* I •’|a«af t•*«! »n»da. last year, and the third for Itubriosa. who pretluuslj syllrr* routimiisl I III' ami diturred Flor de tlru I rujillo. daiigbler of the Domini- tliriepliriuua gal bell lilenl, and French- Artrea* Danielle Darrigua. * pel l o - l Iiigllt. '_______ (Internalional Itadiopliolul IV. II. liian g tr. - Q-SmitliyFormerl 11 /1 • Altamonte Springs MIDWAY OliXRATIONB Hew ta plan* tbe figure* to ■elre tha cross­ UUUU U number puail* (luiiuti rinuu.'i :> 'JUG (m il □ uuuu ui :j(, Die From Effects The United Staies has demanded that Kuttia join with A m cno and Hut am in a ((view ol ihi "repressive campaign” by the liulgsrun guveinnirnt againtl Hul (•ader. Nikola New American Protest Accuses Soviets . Of Violating Pact Formed *At Yalta 8 State Convicts 3 (At M'vifw i*f (lit* ram* Coulrul Ctimiuiaaion, represrntalivi's ,,f Uiiilml Stale, hud Kutam replleil <1: e Aiuei lean ilen Boiled down to man-toinan Iiiiwer interventiun win Good Chance h Scon terms, Devin's propositon »een> ule tin uiiMniianted 1 amount to saying, 'Give nu- in Bulguim’s internal For City To Get to back the gold I’ve sold you so I can sell it tu you .gain.'. It's the United Slates in turn rejected like r*1 Invitation to give bark this Soviet argument and urrusrd the Soviet Union of violating' its After contacting several inilu the gtlld We In,light fe,.m them .' ngrA-inenl with the United States The** comments took into c o m 1 ... . . . 1■•deration ‘ that' much of the “ "d Britain under tin- Yulia Pact I Florida. I f-’!,7fl5,9Q7.tMW. in U ..S _ « u id as- fur t he development of democracy *12,500,1)00,000 of hrforr that Sanford will gel the which is held at til* |Uirlffi#M Joel VrA: Shari3s1Viir Be Candidate For’ Governor’s Office Her# you sea Johnny and Mary w a t e h l n g t he animal. To aee tha animal itself, takaapencil and, s t a r t i n g at dot one, draw a lint from dot to dot eonaaeutlvaly. U. S. Is W arned O f • - I wo official* of the new gov. eminent indicated alrongly that Velasco Ibarra, who wa* ert route from Argentina to Kantiag», Chile and presumably to Bcuador, would not even lie allowed to rveiiTrr th* country. The council of state ruled that, f r . accurJ with the constitution, (.A Senate would elect a president would call an elrctiun for 5lay and aurrrnder the office to a freely elected president next Complete calm .waa reported througl Ecuador. Dr. Velasco Ibarra, having abandoned power, lias no rigid whatever, especially In a legal category, to return lo the country a a .—paldent or wllh any-aulhur•aid Camilo Ponce Knrique, public work* minister, "The (t'M ilssM mm P a st ais) . firat tfmainahi' Doris Duke Is Bride Of Rubriosu Wi* Ecuador Thr council of slate formally vest­ ed Dr. Maiiano Saurr/ VrintirnilIs with the jHiwer* of the presi­ dency today, hut ifsecilird that h­ and his government 'resign to an extraordinary session of the congress act.” A s s o c ia te d Pres* l i * i » d . Division Of Russia Review ^ J U II O . Ecuador,. Sept. 3 t/V) s c h o o l . F o r It play* an I nf l u­ ential partln every child’s life. N aturally, they ma da f r i e n d s 1 magic, gaze at thla detign in­ tently for a half mlnuta or more. It'll teem to rhange Ita aapect before your eyei, for It'a a clever optical illusion. • AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y -N E W S P A P E R S I C R O SSW O R D WITH Q U ESTIO N A N D ;A N SW ER nOKIZOKTAli 1—from what alats 414 Klag lele»»n brine IIIran U vtrk *a bran far Sis U aplst' (I El. Till) 5—Whet kins *( liras! wrsl* th* B*«h *f Pialm f 19—Whtl asfhew sf Elag D*v(4 we* * great espials la hta ensyf 14—Ettrnll ( '• a llie s * free , r a s e Owe) (•t tha Manfall, areidlag Working on the R.R Hidden Towns Thete lines, though simple they may appear. Scan with a careful eye, And you will find two cities hors, Though hidden very sly. I f you should overlook the same, And disappointment feel, Sean closely on, lines two mors towns These last four lines concaol. THE WEATHER v* U E R E ’S a new * * e ro ia-n u m b*r puxxle to t u t your idta. By Eugene Shsfer • Ecuador Revolt south of Quito on th* railroad. Th# Guayaquil • garrison announcamant said It no longer raeegnlaed Manchqno ' e* the chief n government Quito report* hold Msnchano had mobilized 5.000 troops In Quito and Imbeburo pravtnee. (Latest available eeth mate* of the Ecuadorean regular army IlsUd a total etrangth of About 7.500 men). Counter-revolutionary leaders aald ' "garriaon after gerrlton" Wat joining tha movament agalnit Manehsno. who in*tolled him,elf •a - hood of th* govement oftar » one-ahot revolt. They predicted > w e u l d > forced to cepRuiete. -- Tboy rsportea that force* movInE lgalnat Quito from the north Mlgfat Plfta the, capital under ■lege within a fbw daye. The Tha eoun•htdavne ALL MIXED UP DOUBLE-CROSSES IN SM ALL NUMBER TAMPA ELECTION TAMPA. FI*., Sept. 3. W}— Curti* Hiion wa* assured to-ley ef another four year* aa Tampa a mayor. Ha garnered 13,171 vote* In reetarday'i municipal election to 7,087 for city representative Georg* T. Taylor and 1,928 for 9«n Y. Giunta, a taaehar. t In- >l, , i i r l o In),,- iijt ||i,- m o a t nilviiptagi-iMin nuillutv i-lislrgir |l*l*ll Jl.ivslblc III plrpsialloil (ui fulfillment id a .plan uf woil.l I VI.LAIIA.S.HEK,*Nr|it l. i»* •ns me lujiig made tui housing uuthuriliea lu uk,,** und o|»erate eight .Soultu 1 1 idu ongiMtoiv labor, -amp wIn- h Fiilei al ('Ujji • " 'll 1 tlfnwn at the em rof rtilk 1J Governor Caldwell _h 1.1 ; the I' S Ih puitim-iil ui t loii* Hint llu- Mate nan 1 fiin.li nor nut hoi it y 1•> -ir.|iu camps, und lies given hit "I •lorseinenl" III plans of tit. agem-it-it » The iiiiiin- were luiilwnt uf "Imiiii CI.immi iiuu |u ||„„.slt-nl Julnii for the ri-'h \i-» |Uudllcing Illli) BIOUIIil loike i-huliee-and south of Minim have u cspacily #of ilmui worker Tin- Canal • Point, Evcrgladee, Daceola, l l k r r c l i ohee, P.ihuke.-, Pompano. Redlands and .S i.ilh Dadr rampN a te invulvt-I In the plan*. _ ■ (’baric* F. Huuman arming Fie rrtaiv of Agriculture, but week advj-it ,| Governor Cahlwill tout n new Frilrral law prii%iilt-s tin t such ramps may not be opcraltil at Government exnaiua after itcxl Jan. 30, but actually no funds me available to run them aftoi- .Sept. Airlincn I’lan Big* Expansion Program ORLANDO, Sept. 3, (Special) — A 31.50U.OOO route expansion prog­ ram will be underwritten for Flur* Ida Airways, Inc., b / l.eedy, Wheeler A Alleman, Inc., promin­ ent Orlando, Florida luvcstmmt bankers. In connection with the airline's .Civil Aeronautic* -Unanl application for service to III addi­ tional Florida elites. It l a ‘ an­ nounced today by Joseph L. Dyer, president. According to brief* and eshlblts Tiled by the airline today, the ehaae of six new 20 passenger airliners, aa well as to flight and ground equipment throughout the proposed system. Formal hearing Cn the rxpanalon request will b* conducted October 7 ,‘1947. A complete summery of Florida Airways’ presently certificated *'■* operations into 10 cilia* Is included in th* material filed, tht* data forming the basis of a projected ilnllUll.il Mill " 'III,. Ill 1It-1r> wa* in uimI,!i*l by ill,* II um' hv radio. Bi'iij-wtlig ailarks, kiMilnl about, a year ago, on Uililinl M a l e s pio| m»**I» ("f ilrfeiiie* in th# fa r north. Hi# Soviet government publicatiuu_;^hargctl t.’ntteil Mi l l i n t e n t i o n s , und actions ftOYrl of Krauitiriavjail countries ltd a. "Anifi lean expansion, tide mid, "alleady has the etafe sovereignty I t continued: “Contrary lu lh>- wi Icelandic people, Ihe l relnirir-l its main have Inmt, nn airport In Reykjavik, and of American military bases fn Greoirland. Thia American attltud* is linked with the decision, taken at tho Inter-American t ’unftranca in Itio Do Janeiro, ((juitamlinha), on inclusion of Greenland in tha Amrncan ‘security zone.' "But Ihe inapirer* of Antillean expansion, are stretching out their hand* to Scandinavia itself. This U expressed hy American infil­ tration into Sweden'* and Nor* way's economies and by U. 8. a t. tempt* lu make these countries collaborate with th« U. 8. Dapartnirnt of Defense for ths a*, tabllshnirnt of American air baaa* on Norwegian and Swedish ta rrl. 20,000 Chinene Reds Cut Off Near Hankow NANKINfi gu m nnirnr-crni'lit » .n 'U « u y 20.00Q Rail troop* under one-eyed General' Llu Po-Cheng had bean "completely cut off* in th* Honan-Hupeh-Anhwei border region after driving within 60 mllee of th* big citv of Hankow. Information Director Hoilingtoa Tong said th* Communists wer# rapidly running oot of ammiwi- . • lion and that pursuing govern­ ment fore** war* “tightening m 1 # ? 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 02, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/67d1b00fbc59125a638be8f1b0efa48b.pdf bbff518bc6807481ac4dbc082843c057 PDF Text Text TACE SIX Aluminum Is Urged For Housing Problem work of wood, all cut to aiic. Like the structures boys make, tnc hulls* rlllrlKra BS th* hi lld-T fulIowa a diagrammed instruction sht-t-G * ' AP Newsfreliirr* The huuan rome in four ityles, SEATTI.K—Aluminum left the kitchen tn win a war, a id now a according to Nurvac. Inc., the Seattle firm propone* a new nils- smallest Iteing a 12 a 24-foot cabin with hn adjoining car pot I ut porrJi. (Tati Amuascn; iirexi.lnt, of the runipahy, suggest* fK.MHI at the ..vit-nir I'i'i "f completion. the laigrst twtf-Ix-dtoom' bungalow. Tht- manufacturers resumntenJ a concrete slab foundation, In­ stalled with tailiaiit coll heating. Amussen niK-cta them to come into wide -um' as-sunir.u-i-ra#'>( t laiist Of The Indian Scouts Are Retired FORT HUACHUCA, Aria., Sept. 1, UP)—The concluding chapter of a memorable unit of the United Statea Army ha* been written with announcement hare that the last Indian scouts In service will be retired in about two month*. Headquarter* of tbl* historic military po*t laid yesterday th* four remaining scout* had been placed on terminal leave. Th* passing of th* picturesque Army unit, established 01 yeat* ago by General Georg* Crook, will not be marked with—any forma} cere­ monies. • • . Before leaving actiya tervier tne »couU were promoted to ##rve«nt and their leader to • faff j Although aluminum Hite scarce i during I hi- first years of tit» wnr, I several large plnnts; which mushhave put tint m.'tal on list. Aluminum i« on* metals-which uilually a ” nrirr Je^li-ie jlnre you o /v e YOU* T i m OMUh Wheel flatsnclng C W e ls h . . J-#' 1 > Historic Tender does Back To Sea Again AP Nrwafralun-a ' CHARLESTON. 8, C .-A form*-r tender for the Pr-fdentiai varht “Mayflower’' ‘went to sta again recently, her o!d plunking replacrd hv mnhogany ftnm his­ toric Cherh-slon honiet nnd. even ... two a . * from #...... Admiral t .»_1.^.1 t1 .:. ’# biree or Farrairut'* flait(diip "Hartford." Welm I. I.. Hr van, wholesale f,«-,| dealer, finally launrh-d this 25-fiwt . cruiser "{tparten'* after working on it since IU3D, it hail not a timber from the original lender! Hr van salvaged lumber from -old furniture, pirkrd up n few fine .plere* of driftwood, mad* the hull of new white cypress an.I |>eak planking. The ship Is* fastened j wUlLjj'J'nrr.screws, not a nail In The, Imat is built to sleep four. i* . c o m p l e t e l y equipped w ith ; valley and toilet fnrilitiei. with all the work done hv llrys 1. tie says the craft will do from 12 to IK knots on Its I I0 humc|ni\vcr en­ gine. • Hjr Sleeping Heller. Brvan said the 8|iartnn rrmirul­ INNERSPRING MATTRESSES ed Idm of iy shirt whose otiginnl material was nil reptme-l hy BOX SPRINGS patches. )|e ripped put an old HOLLYWOOD BEDS plank nml replaced It with n nyv Manufactured To lo u r one until .he hnd a new t-oat. Individual .Order Hy the American meiti'w r*ld;i of ECHOLS the Methodist Cht|ich la wetlmated Mallrr** Krtvasaling & at more than H,(MH),00. x lie building A Specially “ ' - ’fWI I s Today - Sleep , llrtlrr Tonight D r. C h n rlrs L. l ’crminn ECHOLS BEDDING OpInntelrlM l COMPANY Sanford Atlantic Ilk. Hhlg. Hanford . Orlando Hours: g-12 l-s 1'hunc 2J4 ~Tlai: 9-12 Uehrry \-Rgtvrw d- rhon* 12.11 Kyea Ksaminrd - Glasses Filled Senfonl. IT#. Plywood All Sizes nnd Thickness Doors Windows m All*- Sized ........-’ i t " ... 11 ■ Sliding Doors and WindowM White Enamel Kitchen Cabinets Mi cart a Board For Cabinet Tops Masury Paint — The Color Guard Of . Tho Nation of Columbia. Pitch 'described the action m “reprisal" against the association for “oppoeinf certain types of federal legislation dcsignvsl to maintain indefinltaly and perman­ ently tha control* of government over the homes and property of the nation." • th* Whit* River Apse lie Indian reservation In A riso n will await 8U ff Rgt. Sinew L. Riley and Sgt. Wiliam Major. Sgt. Y-4I ICQ) Ktssav will enter th* William Beaumont General Hnapital at Fort Bliss, Tag., and Set. Antonio Ivan the - Veterans Hospital at P* sedans. Calif. Carrying nt*aaages through hos­ tile terrlUtfV. tra ilin g renegade Indians and guiding troops was th* duty of th* scouts in the days of the Indian wars. In r*r*nt vesrs they have performed more prosaic duties. Ut TO HIS NICK IN MUD, Field Superintendent Harold Present of the Missouri Humane Society, U pulled to , safety by a fellow woiker after risking his life to rescue a mongrel dog (arrow) Uiat had become stuck in the iiiuiTof the River Lies Peres In SL Louis. Present crawled on hoards to reach the animal, (International) Problem 0 ( Korea Is Seen As . Most Difficult In The World Itsr GLRN.1 HAim A I’ Foreign News Annlv*t Washington’s rail foi a fourPower c o n f e t - r n e e til tiaslr:i Korea's indetH-ndenee turn* the spotlight on one of the iinhappiest communities In th* jHni-vyar world. Kurep. like Austria, is eonslderevl a lilM-rated land, not conquered ' enemy territory. Th* -Japanese have lu-rn diivm out Itul othrr alien rulers have taken -thett-pti^e: an d ' the r,tilling ■nf real peace, fri-i-dum of ,.--11 In'lng is postponed because the Ulwiatora can not or will not vgr*-*-. It ran not be said that this is the fault of thr I'nitid Hlatra, 'which shares with Soviet Il'Juda the oi-eupation of ’Id* foiuier Japanevp possesaioh Th--Amer­ ican government nml it* reprraentntivea in Korea have t«-ied conlinuoualy and insistently since IU16 to rome to some understand­ ing with the Russians which would Permit fulfillment of tie pledge of Korean freedom mad > at Cairo in 11*42 and repeated and .tmplifiid In the Moscow Cunfrrrnr- of IJJK. 'the newest rail is further r* idi-nce of the United .Slates’ desire to make those proniiaes "leal an I to AT A ptc»* contrrvnce, t'hanceHor turn over the louden.* of adminis­ Hubert M. Hutchins (above) of the tration 16 the Korean* themselves Uiiivcrtlly of Chicago outlined th* details‘of 4he ImUtutlon's *12.000.. as soon as tmaaihle. . The Russian . ri-spunco in. tlic _(H>0 nuclear iuuarch paegram. It la past has ia-t-n a* unln-Infill as most to be devoted escluilvrly to the Russian rrsponsea tn Allied ad­ pvatctlm* use of atomtF energy. vances tn the postwar peilod. It Tlv* project U tb be wholly tndei rr<iuire< n considt-rable Jrgrer of pendent from the Government, OUtlmi.sm to-expect that the leply gponsorrd program of th* Atomic Energy Commission. It Is expected to be financed with funds Horn pdvat* capital. (International) Itussian ratification uf pence treaties with the five Kuropesn Axis eatrliitic* may herald the unrest is Intensified?* 1 opening uf a new phaae of Huvlrt • Th# malor question I* whether rliplumacy. It means that Red the Itussian* will be willing to per­ army' forre* must lie withdrawn mit unified government te .rrto m ahortlv from those countries; It to Korea hy truly democratic «*» mav indicate that the Kremlin thr western nations understand die now la so confident of its position word. Huth sides use the ward In the west that it will Im ready freely, hut the Russians In K«ra», to deal with other nations on a as In eastern Kurope, have given new basis. Perhaps u greater It a meaning all their own. If 'hey readiness to consider the consol* accepted the American proposal* idation of peace In the O-lent may for truly free elections a stYirt Ik- ajiothrr corollary. could t>* made on what la cur.- to Korea la lire raalest to un.lrr- be a long and difficult process. stand of the post-war example* nf Thr political immaturity of tho dlvldeil occupation and rule, be­ Koreans Is a major tulverso factor. cause it is the simplest. It is When the Americans, arrived tn compact geographically, * with a southern Korea they found 64 . homogenous populatijn, a com­ different parlTes. many nf which paratively uncomplicated economy. had unlv the vaguest programs. Then- are unlv two otoupailnni Hut the Itussian* insist and may Instead of the four In Germany continue to Insist that there he a and Austria. purge of rightist parties ixrfor* But. aa -In Germany and Aus­ there can be elections. Tho prog­ tria. the divided rule meant coin-, ram 'th ey support looks at this omlc strangulation. Tho thirty- poiqt much like that futlowsd In eighth parhllel, across which the llunranr, Romania, Bulge lie. all armies of the United States and of whlAi. began wlth.eomparajlveth* Soviet Union far* earn other, Iv free elections In which sntlseparates the north, where tho Communist Parllea Were permitted Jauanes*. using a wraith of water­ to participate freely. The fate of power and furl, had. built up pne these opponent* of Communism of tha most productive Industrial communities In th* Orient, from th ragricullural south. The econ­ omy of both sections withert and • ‘Big Joe” Corn May Solve Glade Problem AP Newalaatures flRLLK "Uf-AUL*. Fla: — “pig Joe"* an ear of corn with a east iron constitution, msy prove th# difference l>rtwr<-n suesrsv apd failure for l/ecf rattle rancher* in the murklands of Flortda'a Kverglades country, . “ Big Joe" Is k variety of corn developed especially for farnjera b7 ^ f ’ , Rov B* ^ ’ thr Lnivrrsity of FloriiU'» Ever* , dn-nehid ™. nrrv V .! ^ I»ne ,J * | r I T i T ^ r . . 5^ ' , f „ n f ' " f / ' w? ducUon of grada _A bevf entt e but all previous attem pts toi xalse corn in thr pr*t ami roucklamJa failed miserably. High Rate Of Home Btiilding-TH Foreseen Roots of'som e specie* <<f tha plant contain a substance similar to soap. The peak wartime average out­ put of crude oil in 1945 icarbid 4.69S.OOO barrels a day. amt what appears to be a fine, juicy ear turns out to b* a pulpy, rotten mast. Uuga end vyotmt take over. Hut Hig Joe takes all this in his stride, sheds off the water, outgrows the worms ami emerges at harvest time a 10 to 12 inch husky, flint-coated field corn. Joe’a husk la long, tight and thick. Although worms are able to fight their way through th* silk, fhvv have a lung way to travel— liecause uf thr husk's thickness — lu get into- the kernel. —llrrauM J Jo* gr.ows faster, by the lime a worm has worked hla way to the kernels, th* car la too large to | damage seriously. Ur. Bair estimates that Hig Joe, with proper * fertilisation, will yield Co to (16 bushels per acre. . The ao-callrd bloom on th* call* lllv actually I* a leaf and not a flower at all. W»- P a l m t t t o 3 - 4 0 2 1 NICK'S PACKAGE S T O R E 410 Sanford Avenue TIP—TOP ICE CREAM W l m a k a o u r o w n lc « C ro o n s, A ll floT ora T aatjr — D olieloua — H e a lth f u l TIP—TOP ICE CREAM YALE T IR E S Safety 7 and Deluxe Passenger Car arid Truck Regular and Heavy Duty SEM IN O LE T IR E SHOP COURT HOUSE CORNER U d ln ' PHONE 37 t# Lawn 123, Inches * v , -«( ^ Handkerchiefs ...................... Pastel Linen Handkerchiefs Rayon Crept 1 . 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' Phon. 1I61-W ANGEL SOFT TISSUES 25c ••»»••••••••• a* • «*a. a__ >1 regular 10c ralua 8(ael—Wood 8” Kleen Cut istsafcsxf i . r F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y , S E P T ,. 2. 1917 A s s o c ia te d P rfS a L aaaed W ir s Red Protest Note Declares Inten­ tion Of Increasing Production' L e v e l Despite Ob j e c t i o n 35 Are Killed In " T ra in Collision, Fire At Winnipeg WASHINGTON. Sept. 2 bP> The L'nited Slate* hsi told Ru»lit *i*mi it will not. await Soviet the United. Stales is "detetmined Blazing Wreckage Is to remain strong" to back up a Visible 6 Miles And foreign policy based on a de­ sire lor permanent- peace. Hampers Rescuers He told the InterrAmencan De­ DUGALD. Mad;, Sept. 2 UP) feme Conference that this "is in no way a threat" because "po At least 15 persons were killed great nation har been, more re- *nd 15 otherr injured 1**1 nigh when -in easlhound tisnscontinental train, crashed headon into a But. he said, "our aversion to westbound vacationer's special at violence muO not he misread as this liny station 20 milcr cast of a lack of determination on our part to lif t up to the obligations Winnipeg. Rrscue workers toiling at the. of the United- Natlorte charter or at an Invitation to othire. lo .«cenr raid this .morning they had take libartlee wdth the foundations recovered 17 bodies front 'he of International peace. . “Our military strength will be train, two car* o( which bur»l retained as evidence of the ser<- into flame Immediately alter the 011*0*11 with which we view our collision. Gaya Lewis, fit, o f Transeona, M airr-atijftfiw r drnR T T im ailfim FOllOWINO THI IXAMfll tel by their (tight hostess, Jetlle Qutnlsn, National Hallways sperial. which Sacramento, Cal., the Dees triplets, Christina, Megan-anti Kathy, cross was biihging loihor Dav holiday- their leg* too. as they pose for the cameraman prior to their t*ks-o(T from rrp home from the Lake nf the La Guardia Field, N. W. for Cairo, Fgypt. The two-year-old Washington. W »d* resort, and Mrs. All>ert D. C- triplet*, sccompanled tiy llielr mother. Mrs. Kathleen Dees, were going Over rest to Join their dad, an airline executive. (International) era to forget theirs. They applauded again when he declared “without the. Western Hemisphere, no world proiperlty Is possible," A Presidential reference to the United .States pledge to assist Latin America in a long-range economic program also was cheer. #dj The delegate* hjoke Ipin Innd applause 'again~w han Hie Preali f l dsctareil "th* United S u tra sTeki world pe^ce. a pear# for frex man." . _ There vnia ait ovation lasting fully two minutes when he fin­ ished speaking. II* was Intrndirr* I for the address hy (he Hraxllia'i Foreign Minister, Raoul Fernan"Mhl! Truman and the Trumans' daughter, Margaret, listened to thu Ch|ef Executive from seats In th,ond tier on the right hand «ldo •the conference hall. Mr*. Tru­ man wore a dark blue suit vvhli a .grey h a t ' Margaret was dressed in a gr.-y suit. The American foreign ministers formally concluded their confer­ ence at 9:21 A. M. (E 8T), only 10 days after they sat down trgather tn writ* an unprecedented treaty for hemisphere peace* and * were said to have lieen ah >aril the special. The fifteen Injured, ell of whom had been aboard the .esort train, were taken to .th e hospital at 8t. Honifacr. With a few esieptiovs the passengers aboard ilt.v trans­ continental train, Imund from'Van­ couver to Toronto, escaped with nothing more than a shaking up. Mts.P.D. Ander^p Resident Of Lake Mary, Died Mondiay Mra. Florence M. Anderson, fil year old wife of P. D. Anderson of fjvke Mary, Tiled In a local hospital Monday’ a t 8:36 A. M. following an Illness of more than Horn April 14. 1893 In Law. rence county. I’a. Sirs. Anderson hail resided In Lak* Mary for thr past 22 years. She was a member n \ the Lake Mary Community Church. Survivor# lt*#ld*s the husband Include one daughter, Mrs. Ruth Itrewer. West Palm Beach; two sons, I’. D. Anderson, Jr., Mait­ .jjr e s ld e n t Truman left the fog- land and Raymond R. Anderson W 6ml hotal for th# 46-mile trip) of Sharon. Pa.; five brothers, J. down the winding road to Rio Pe L. McConaghy of New Cast)*, PK.; Janeiro, aerompanterf by ids staff A. M-. McConaghy, Roscoe, Calif., William McConaghy, Pittsburgh; K 'ssllssH ea Page alt I L. 8, McConaghy, , Birmingham. Ala.; N. F.. McCAnaghy. Mobile. Ala.; three slaters, Mrs. C. M. McNIckle, Mrs. William Smith and Ml** Nancy McConaghy all of New Castle, Pa.; four grandIhldren. Mona Ellen Anderson, Maitland; I’ . 1). Anderson. Ill, Maitland: INymond Carl Ander­ 8 0 U T n r0 R T ; England, Sept. 2 son and Cheryl Andsrann of ShaUP)—Britain's trad# unions adap­ ted today th* pfibdpls of govern­ ment direction of labor, surrenderInc some of their democratic free dofcs In an effort to speed nation­ al economic recovery. Delegates to th# 79th annual meeting of th* powerful Trade* Union Congress agreed to th* measure bv a vote of more than flzge to one. This authorised the Iprern m en t to rout# w orker» Inin undermanned Industries sciential Some Areas Swamped to recovery. • Th* vote cam# after the dele­ By GIs Cashing Bonds gates heard Minister of Labor Gaorga Isaacs urge British tabor WASHINGTON. Bept, 2, (,P>— to work a few hours longer a Hank* poured out a stream of weak, so that th* government cash today to vatarans hurrying might “secure an Immediate In­ to turn their terminal leave bond* crease of output where it matters Into spendabla monay. \ most, without an Increase of man­ An Associated Press survey of power." . major cities showed th at In some - 4 t t r r more than three hours de­ there war a virtual stampede by rare the congress accented a gen­ many veterans to get cash f o r t h • eral council report calling for a securities given them hi discharge review of the nation's manpower from the armed asrvteas payment shortage and suggesting (ha pot-' for unused'leava. In others, th* tlbl* need for “positive^ direction casting of bonds was only moderof labor “to a limited extent." On* of tha first steps to be At Jacksonville. Fla., lonz lines taken by th* government, the de­ of veteran* formed a t th* city’* bote disclosed, will be to lengthen eight banking houses aw n befor* th* working sreck In so n s of tha the opening hour. "It I* really a basic Industries. * . madhouse, a bank offklal said. l.incs Dfiorr iw nu Linea before inuuiie, Moblla. nia-. Ala., hank* T iiitp am tir w w i e d T H f l m t r u s r • J u I U ir SUnatrom will be • tbe guest speaker a t tha Klwanla luncheon U ba held a t 11:16 CYCLONE * o'clock a t the Tourist Canter STEUBENVILLE, O., S ep t 2. tomorrow. J*rry Silverman will 0D — At !#aat on# person was be prerentad with the Celery City reported killed early today by a Printing Company trophy awarded cyclon#, whlfh cut a path of de­ to th* loqal baseball player with struction In the Eldenvllle-Burthe highest batting average for gettstown district. I t miles east of here In Penaaylvaala. British Unions Adopt Qovemment ^ Direction 5 to 1 Y A R D I.E Y V E N E T IA N B L IN D S America's Moat Peaatlfal Aluminum - Cedar - PoUaked Alumlaum Ask Me Fee Free Estimate Kiln Dried Yellow Fine and Cypress Military Strength To Be R eta in ed To Back Up Foreign Policy Peace Basis TUBES A nderson & Donnell i*#****#itstt****stt*#*****#a. aM; NEW SPAPER Triplets Set For Cairo Flight •flUITANDINHA. Nraril. Sept. ; FOR T H E B E S T ICE CREAM T H I S W E E K ’S BagsM SANFORD, D A IL Y Meet Of U.S. Plan Sorvfa At No Ixtr< Cost Kudin’ Plastic, Naw Pall colon Established 1008 F R E E E S T IM A T E S I’h one 808 . i • Y««r' Specifications XXXVIII IN D E P E N D E N T We REPAIR! ,! -! j! Dlrmct Prom M atiulactarot 1.11*8 8TICK •I k»*P llpatlck intact, a new liquid product is applied to th# lips after lipstick. Lip rouge can*m ,,r fln napkins or wear­ able* and will not corns off until It Is finally removed with aoap and water, manufacturers say. AN m U SK E l ■ __ _ ___ itii w uicilon*' s'li^rVd tspe”" jn'w»s'hIngton hat Ud to “thaj klglWst rat# of homrbuildlrtg wc havd had In 20 v ta ri." “Now at last. homsm.lUdng la / r , e " Filch said In a statement, "and w# ar* nnally gifting the result# that evsr/ona wanted wh„ , w, floundared under Wash| n* ,0n directed programs." , ,, " . . ,,e .‘h*‘ . • « beginnlng to product ourselves Into a condition of housing plenty on th* plan bf free building under com­ petition. This plat, has given us housing surpluses In Qve past, It still produces for Americans more housing, better housing, and more home ownership than exist anywhsre else on earth." The NAREB was indicted by a federal grand Jury here We-lnesdav on an anti-.trust charge of conspiring to fig commission late* on real estate deal* In the District To Protect tha Peace of th* World; To Prom st• the Progress of Asseriea To Prodace Prosperity for Sariford. CANVAS AWNINGS * CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS Ahiminna, Steel, Wood I 10 DAY DELIVERY Yucca Partly cloudy tonight ard Wed­ nesday with icattrrcd afternoon and earl* craning *hn<xer*. Gentle Tn modrrate rariaMe mostly south­ westerly winds. _ at Uuity There la Strength— Wheeler of Sanford s e r g e a n t. Th<- firm lH-gan nv prodncl garages nnd hnppt-m-1 into i housing line after many ut guragr* Were l»*-in»; fil)><I M families Instead of autumonilra I( m MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1947 < TTIE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, PIT) RIDA lion in-Western Germany for m buildmi hurope. thu* eating the (i nan* ut burden on thu country The State Department made th-s this pltin ih a. note ‘published to day firmly rejecting Hu»«j.*‘t pintest agsinit a British-Americsn de cision to step up the level of industiy in their occupied rones of C •im*nv to approximately 1936 Th- note, charging failure of the^Rimian government to carry out the IP45 Potstlanv agreement pail 'placed upon the United State* a heavy financial burden In the oecupatinn of Germany." said: “The United States government Is unable to accept the thesis thst nothing can b* done to alleviate the financial burden of the United Overflow C r o w d At M a y f a i r Inn Cli­ maxes Day Of ExAna *Fun c ite m e n t An exciting afternoon of vaned activities at thrilling a* a thves 59 Entries Compete: Thousands Enjoy Rid­ ling .circu* and including bast race*. hnr.c rare* and even gbder ing Program At plane* c Two Craft Are Up­ toating through sunny skies Fort Mellon P-irk overhead, wav climaxed Iwt eve­ set, One Wrecked ning vvilh the anarding of trophit'V Itv WILL M ill t ONXOI-LY tn regatta winners, and an adfhrip * t i t rwitFmrnt .in.I ihriu* "cirri» In- Senator Holland at a Itie >ulrich y f aftfinodn a* .■vn l ake Monro# yr.terd.sy .»ft* bvnquel which overllowed the Msynoon wiln-ss-d bv v rtoRil th l.vir Inn* l.ugr Uinini; room. si .estimated to he upwards ,M ote,than h>* thou.acd people t.Pnft pror.lr. . l-Vd i. tthcrCrl rtr Fort I m m Park World champion. Irbr.nv T rrl during th- .vfternoon to wstoh roared home four tim#« vv the h-T-e rarer, tournament riding n*r end J.^hn V verff. Miami, drnt. vi* for c.t»h prire* in th jnd other rvents of the Dusty tournamritt and hor.-e iaer». Hi erpi-rd five pvt•-* Two up«-i» Phots vnd S.vddle Club while other .vnd onh vvrecked boa* v'*o high .lime the mm did not have it il thouvind* linrd the hulkbryd vnd .l!g’>*«l the efternvon* activity. crowded thr Municipal Pier whets President Frnest !.<i*if*»it*erg of competevl they could g>-t .v g.w,l view* of the th* If, S. Co*st Gt|srA—Aqyili-vr.-. host raei-,. fhe drdiestion of th? Flotilla II. Plvitlon f Rsnfnrl. I vveee .lourivf Information Booth said the rare* were the. large*:; disc__ueighbiiiing—ilitzli. men! the 1-ontrilmtlon of thr Wcstern -rones of Germany to the econ -111* reconstruction of Europe until the consent o f 'th e Soviet government has been Obtained." Tl» cote, delivered to th* Husklan ettd-assy in Washington yes­ terday said further: Touhy Stresses Friendliness In Dedication Of J. C, Booth MacArthur Urges ol people, jammed Tolerant Peace the I «uii*t Info • More Garrisons late ycilcidsy ajleindon following b-vvt teres to licsr dedication xficiirt at which George Tnuhv it.vlrd fut, (.cupel.then .o f - lit! ntiic citiiftiry o Big Crowd Enjoys Pony Races And Boat Races Held TournamentsGive On-Lake Monroe Spectators Thrill approach to American participation in thr povt-u vr *rtilrmcnt of major ihfficiillirt throughout. thr vvatlJ. Sen vtur I loll vnd rxpliinrtl hi» tup- The Inboard ruu-nl-oiit event was a single heat l*t-e. Julio I'ope I.ee vveie second and lliiiil In the noshed the finish line fit«t f second tie** luu off and Kdvvntd E. Yowcfl an.| Freil i< to meet it* revpon* Sumuilng up the ach'ev,»*ncnt4 TOKYO, Sept. 2 Ifft Cener.it nf Inlwr iluring the past fifty ^*r,\rthur. observing, the second overturned in front nf the judge* cjiu.issiv of Japan Mguueiulei. *Tsnrt4~as 'h e wss^beytriTitnir'Tb Atm-iIran TntnTfrrtnrTJfV.t‘‘d WT<18lid '.-dav his ormpatlmi p dire It service »*-». Mile* WHsey. Mi f "ttght. rather than might" bad l!w*i’. IHWItt Wim (|tr tinman now r suffer »d a eben he was thrown from his vers with Hethert Covvait ire u\h*-«t - wag.* ktui . thn h 'g h n t Capital Is B»;twecr stmt, of in-iest-'iit Japan, d# Class C runslvout." Aiwthei Ixiat "t<itN,-nd of li*in£ of any pcopla a rritlrallv short economy. was dropped from the i-lertr r Two Counter Rev- Jaycce J’ictiJ-nt J. iJreil.y 0<l> urged that a peace tieatv In tin- histurv nf the x-vrl.!. and ho vtrrwed llm msgniluile of the hoist and wavdamaged tn ,v olutlonnry G r o u p s ’ram the Japanese lie drawn “l-t small extent. uit-.-l flint the tcspiin.i'ili- Irodcra rmttisl uuludry am t ann«uncej> same tolerant am) just stof labor treognlie (In- frin’ , of tho The first best of tbe midget Ameili-nn wav of life v.-hlcfi they G U A Y A Q U IL L u x G o j. Sepi hydroplanes was won hv James The supreme commander. In e Tedford, Miami, second place was enjoy a n d 'trv to rccoitcifi thorn(AT—P ie Guayaquil garrison ol public V-J dav statement, . slid copped hy Giiv I’erlita nf Orlando lhi» largcit Ecuadorean city an Japan should not become a burden and llambl Fuller, Tampa, came p ra .,- betvvri-ii Inlair mi l manage­ nounced it' bad joinrd lltc tcvolt »t|--n the economy of any othei In third. ment can bp- maintain* I nnd tho . - • ' nation after a peace treaty it productive machinery nf this coun­ agaimt Col. Cailoi Mancbrnn In­ The second heat nf the midge* reached, lie added; try supported. • . Federal Aid S o u r III lay. lupplrmcnling counlrr-trm!t:Thl* defealed country has th* Senator llollard was infr-vjiicoii bid brrn postponed horn l:Htt I | tionary force* moving agaimt Qui­ opportunity to txu'iune self-sus­ To Fi«:ht Bud Tide bv Senator t.loyd F. H’v ! \ who M. until 5 :3 0 o'clock clu« I**| taining. rather than reduced to a pre-i.lwl over the m-atlnij as to from the north. nerrtsilv of starting the racinci • ''dltlon of memllranry. A penp'.. t'-i-imaster. An official Welcomn Quito, the capital and tccnml va* extended the -listiegutlhcd of smaller sired Isoalt before the given a fait chance will rea-ii Legion Head States larV»t wav between two gne-t- nnd visiting la ia 'in n by W. the niche in human society t.v water got too rough • \ Hitting, president ,vf liin ( ham* gjpupv of counler-Tevolutionary ••li-ch their own industry, their UN Is Peace Hope u "Sanford and Seminole Count) own skill and their own-persever bet nf Commerce. Senator Boyle troops. Some Avere reported mov­ ■alsn introduce*) S.-i-rcturv of Stato so- •• entitle them, without larges* NEW YORK. Sept. 2. t/T )- tide ing down from th elovvni of Iul- 'are Jortunate to have forw.iid ’It \ Ginv, who a w e rje l the Jam -s F. O'Neil, new cnmmandci flitgroup, four of ail » 1 -m public officials who reslllunt c* jliinlintt can "and Ibana. 80 and 60 milcv "It I* furthermore a fal«e con- ‘of the American Legion, declared an- member* of the Red flit- C :u i/e tl ite that for the future growth of '■»pt which contend* that democra­ today that .“there I* t«v» much mittee. xjIII confer wljfh .lulni in the routh were i l Guayaquil. Am- the co'mmunily. there is a necessity cy can enly thrive If maintained talk of war and not enough talk Steelman, piesldentlal a-- Innt •plenty. On the contrary, hlS: of peace.'” bato and Rio Ramba. where lire ol a vsarm an-l inleicrted welcome • t how« thar tt spring* from At lii* first formal new* c»n. with other -government •> lo visitors who later may become revolt agaimt lire Manclreno re­ hs'ilship and struggle ami toil." feren'-e since hit election laM S-l-A-iiun of tire group residents or frequent guests." M . MacArthur said Japan is in no Sunday, O'Neil said ’that in his (’laude Stiirkland, (read • gime began nine days sgo. .... •leegef of rmmment economic col­ opinion “the talk of war is esag- Ins roiiiilv'- freli dis|»o»< A quick dispatch said a goVeruT- Toohy saitl. ——-: “ For the most part," he eon ; lapse. Th# war disrupted the cotm-' (reratrd " lie ad-led, however, that nanv-d that file* were ci mrnt military detarhrasnt left the capital during the night for .de­ tiii'u-d.. "ft Is safe to say that trv to ik point where “eConom*- the danger of war "can't he over pti stration was complete at th* looked " velopment at Cayamhe. 30 nlilcs traveler* come where they au-| i-ttlnnlng nf the occupation;*' hut O'Ned. who t« ehief of policre to th# northeast, presumably to invited and stay where they ar-'J in Manchester, N. j L . ’sal-1 that Jefeml Quito against th* forvo, well treated. We ere indebted t-s s'l'-e the surremler, with th# guid­ "the Motions ts the only moving, down the main -railroad t)«» officisl* who have provided ance of oecupatinn force*. “Ja- hope- UntYsd * r bare" for peace. "YVe this- beautiful and iuvitirig, spot USU hat been gradually rtsloring must plarW from Tulran and Ibarra. lur reliance In it and economy ami the Radio Amhatu reported a con­ alter* Hanford ran officially vvel-| brr shattered try to make It workaDle.” it urr, not down. tinuing battle In that section feme the visitor, treat him with rurv# of SfT.crnt*. ■• The new commander declared Industrlarm ilput hat now risen «nd declard* counter-revolutionary consideration and Interest him In to “over Under an agreement*ycacHW by that Communism was like an ire46 percent_ o f th# prewar troop* were pursuing government Sanford and this -vicinity. the uninn* and tfiv carriers, tha normal, and improvement can b* berg, “nine-tenths submcrgr-l.'' forces toward Salcedo, 80 miles fin-lings nf the arhitrM bi’ board "To the Jtifrees who with C l ­ exoected to contiioie." Questioned a* to whether he felt II-<iiii|ini-d up th# flv. nrnbl,.m to the north. Amhato, fourth tarn ergy and determination hare unt-f six member* hcado-l hy Pr. • in ...i__ 1...1 •• 'laeA rthur concluded! sst city In Ecuador, Is 70 mil-* Jsrtaken the operation' of th*« William l.ejserson, former chair­ "If Japan In th# post-treaty outlawed, O'Neil said "It (Comman nf the National I jtw r Rela­ courtesy rsntar for visitors, we #-* is given a Just opportunity mOnismi I* not a political party l('<>allaaHl t s Fas* Slsl should look with gratitude. Hot tn bv# In freedom anil pear# wllir hut I* an International consplr- Nazi Denies Training tion* Hoai l. art- bindin ; upon the •sclt of us sh'vuld remember that her neighbors in th# community Schools To Register the Germans In Russia pnrtlv*. ..... tha third favorable impression of Sarj- of r ations, there will he no threat . J * clarification of which- might b# created her* to th# survival and strengthening Students Tomorrow M HA PEN HADES, Germany railroad lalmr. in little 'm ore than mlckly can b« destroyed If th# of »h# democratic ptocesres her# Nation’s Death Toll Hi-pt. 2. GP>- Tht- wife of fnriiirr a vi-.ir. In-19tfi they acre award■ile'sls It represent* ar# not cmFor Holiday Is 448 • T. W. LAWTONinaugurated under the occupation. Nan' Finl-I Marshal Friedrich Von >i| a boost nf I S'* cents nn hour. in -th# actlnnu of all of u* . For democracy, once firmly Tomorrow is pupil registration Itodird I'aulu* *41-1 t-nlay *lu- had re­ Non - operating p e r s o n n e l , \i*h whom visitor* com* in eon- rooted tin the human heart, has ceived a postcard front him deny­ dav at all school*, whit# ar.l color­ tact. Rv th e Associated Press amounting to about ‘.hrco-fourtKx Th* attendant at th# terv. never voluntarily yielded before ed. of S«minol* County, 8up«rlning report* thst lie wa» ^ g a n irAt least 448 person* ditil In' of th,. line** total employment, th# waitress at th* any other conflicting tdeologv an at my of German* in Itu*- rontist 'endsnt T. W. Lawton announced Ice station, th# of clerk*, tel»gTaph«re, clerk In th# *tm# known lo man. If liberty and pub- violent accidents over th# thrv#- Ing •la. today. School busses w ||| run over restaurant, day Labor Day wrsk end. maintenance men and othere not h»«p* to enlarge or destroy lie morality do not br*ng national regular route* aa laat year. All »*rb Traffic mlsnaps accounted for employed directly In tha running favorable Impression that It stability, nothing ran.” pupil* whether In school last year th* hoped hy far th* majority of th* tragwill be created In thl* or new thl* year are expected to '* edles. with 290 parsons dead in findings were basal on building when th# p#»ole visit It. enroll on Wednesday, crash#* on the nation*!' h lih tfk y t ' It ADAIt DEMONSTRATION hearing* conducted in Chldi So each of us t)—ubl most cer­ In addition. 81 person* drowned A number of spectators yestsrA recent opinion of Attorney tainly consider hlm»»lf reipom lb'e from Aug. 4 through Aug. 28. suit 77—wars killed . In other acci­ (:^,n' r,l . J n;n. _WaJ_son1 TsVfiiir lor ‘ the full 20 ctnU t dent*. Including 21 deaths in plan# children to enroll In this building I* a symbol. was mounted on a largo truck crash#*. • grad* If they become six years "And eo may th* beauty of thl* on Seminole Boulevard and was Th# traffic toll was higher than old on or before Jan. 1, -1948, A building exemplify tn* beauty of brought here from Orlando with th* early estimate of 260 m alparent should accompany a begin­ « spirit of friendliness In Sanford: by th* National Safety Council, ner and bring a birth cartlflcat*. may Its purpose of service be » Lieut. Rayermann. . , hut It was still- wsll below III# Due to an epidemic of Infantile "andard for all 8*mlnnl# county; all time Labor Day week end CORRECTION Paralysis In some sections, pupils may Ita aim of a bigger and more Children will spend a full day at tra ffic ‘ fatality flgurp of 4 2 3 'in must be within Seminole County progressive county lie a goal for 1941. In that / e a r another 73 two wees* before the opening which all of us will strive to­ the South Side Primary School drowned and 126 died In mltcelMonday, Instead of ono-half day date, Sept. 8. or bring a certificate gether. Remembering a verse h as was *Ut*d In last n la h t'r Her­ laneoue violent mishaps, bringing lu tin g that there Is no epidemic Proverbs |1 ald. linssaa will run, Wednesday La. carry the children to achool and place from which they have re­ fnmdly,*jr may we dedicate this will taka them homo at noon. LA GUARDIA CONDITION cently ftome. NEW YORK, B e fit. 2, (,7 7 building^tq friendliness and help, “Tht* I* the first year we have fulness for nrlghbor and stranger Formar Mayor Florello H. La ROTARY PICNIC Two large rattlesnake* were re-icost*. which Included payroll*, held a pro-school registration", alike and Invoke Gmi'a blessing Members of th* Rotary Club Guardia was reported today by Mr. Lawton said, “but It I* nec­ tn that en d " w#re *»k#d by President Gordon his physician tn be “ not doing rrntly killed hy J. W. Fortier near I At one »e*slon of the hearing, his home In |j»kr Mary. On Hun- L. W. Horning of Njw York, ylea essary for all pupils to enrol) Mr. Odham, In his brief talk Urlsaon today lo meet a t the Toftc- very well." Df. Georg* Baehr said Wednesday as the recent 8U t« following the dedicatory address Ist Center a t 3:00 o'clock tomor­ [.a Guardia, who la recuperating day evening he killed a reran president of the New Y>uk C/n* Law require* th* school* to bfc*- l.y Mr. Touhv, pointed cut that row afternoon to go In a group lo from an operation, had not recov­ fool snake with l« rattlea and on tral System, estimated a 20 c e il gin regular classes on Monday, the Information Booth had been Blue Springs were a picnic will he ered sufficiently tn permit re­ Monday evening shot a six fo o t; Increase would hike payroll* by (660.000.00U a year, _ sumption of hla radio broadcasts. lung rattWr with 12 rattles. Sept, 8? . , (IM tlsw * aa r#a# Two) Ecuador Regime Non*()perating Railroad Workers Liven Wage Bimat �V um a 'I^irnirig LfpThePasr Ml«klUl»4 lu 190 r« * 1Ufcf4 * 4all> r «^A»l rtatmilflr an4 H|| 1*4a» Ml Iaaf«r4, I'larkU III kf•n»*t4t<» .%*mm a.#t*r#4 ««. mcomo t'.Mtn ituim O ruW r 21. I lll, Mi U« r...i Ollier •I U nU i 4, i|n4«r lli« A«l Oi 1 - aHM oI Man h 1. IM»T. nm i \ m » i n»: %•% « M llai OOfllHlV UKAX Muiln* »• MUflMr • iv iin itP T io ii h it k i » l C iiA i.S w tk ,i . . | 20 IlM Manila IS 'O it* Manilla 2 31 ‘'la Monika •’ •onw no—ft'- mmmm PULLING TOGETHER TV«> rtllldy mill prnrtii’P of nrrlim’nlpgy -q-enn like one good vvii\ (o tnu-nixi from the proliloniri of the preHunt, i>hpeciaUy when 'th e research la carried on in the peaceful agricultural terrain of upper New York atate anil New Jersey. Dr. William A. Ititchie of the Rochester Museum of Arts ami Sciences says that hia.tnvcaUgators have found, evidence to prove th a t.a cultural link existed between the Muusee tribe of Delawaredmlians«who.lived in New Jersey and the Ow.isco group of Iroqtiola in New York. Patient delving lias turned up cooking pits and burial grounds which date liack to 1100 A. D., and which are alike In the former haunts of.ndth these groups. ' All that these tribes hud in common failed to. create tietween .them a build strong enough, to keep them at peace with one another. How many centuries will elapse before some zealous historian, digging umong our buried ruins, finds thut we had much in Common with certain Kuropeun uud Asiatic I i IIm.*? T H U S A N F O R D U K R A M T . g A N P O K l), ‘F L O R ID A “Vox Pop”, And Free Speech Beauty Aids Needed j By College Girls. J Tampa Tribune PARK TH RBK i■■■ —i11iof* iJJ’IS-! appear on the show . EEN T A LK ind they love it. . Fashlun Notes . . . Newest paiamaa for hack-to-* ho-,1 teen­ ager* ate tuade of rultort hru-tlrlolh with a pattern of LuR disks. Tho kid* will love them for after­ Recently a contributor to purl a pair uf *h<>e«. “Readers" r n l u m n complained | Suppose, for the sake of the Hr BKTIY CLARKE that. In declining to print Tua(argument, that the w iiter of i u AP Newafeaturc- Brso*? Editor • Ap Newsfcaturcs c h a I letter did have the constitutions! letter in lu ll, .. Your Imck «to - vcln-.d suitcase n.-sr Judv. __ _____ _ etas* Jam ui ciam .wsUoiw. Tha d e n i e d h im hi* “constflu- naht to have It liubliShsd. Then should Include all your UrauMliur* Teen-agers now have Ihcii own , pajnmas corn* with lilt ! : tomm'a tlo n a r light" to* “bee .jpecch.'* every other subscriber would. Itav# fruiu 'toothpaste to dep laioviov. night club . . . in Allan*■». that I*- ( routs to match . . . Th- Jackson* Miss I)oudney Is Wed We ‘ explained *tha, the right the same light and could *«ud If you are away at school you Instead of the usual night club kavi- I..HUU1S wild pit the subject' of “f r e e ajterch’’ wa» nut In leltera and demand publicity., , To Harry E. Steadman may not !«• able to run down t* fate ill- custom er!• are ruivid nf eltvtrk light b»w ties . . . Sum.* on a l Ihvolvrd. We find ln>lhe Intera**- Suppose only >i many a t Uxi the cri/iier drug .slOie fir ■ r.iake-niidwirh** nml s«ft dnnV*. It is of ihe pigeon* wrar (lower• in <!>e Ing “Ratuhlcr" column of tile at In.OOO subsetiWr# sent In let. un 'aid every time ymt are a,kv«l a pay, lively spot anJ the kids hsii which also light Helen Esther Doudney of aiuall bat­ St. •Petersburg Independent an ters the same day. The paper, If I Mis* Elisabeth Tarver has loft for a date. love to Hock to iu Jitterbug m ur­ teries. vvieJ!lh7o, , iV raeuc of th e ' Miami , daughter of Mr.And andSrtusdMr*. it were required to publish all intelligent and clarifying discus T te Friendship League ol tne Dmadney A good rough wqih cloth, turn* I •CM* YWI IM al* decorate Die walls onil thcru r « l 'hun , w l> m « t Alfred Gurney Doudney a „.l grand- to s|Hilid a week in ranatna City TEI'NEWH *iun of this question, prompted these lettei* sent in, would ha.* p in io n hrit-h and soap should tn- j |f u ^ minimum <h-rge at All obituary "* aTolir«t. tar4« • I . Iona State Cottrjr • will rroduCe ins i-arish lloiiT ut bOO 1’ M daughter of Mrs. E lba D. Vaughan uiul Pensacola. hy a similar complaint., made by no space le ft’for news or to s i. Iltak i, rtaoInlloMn . a44 nwlicaa *•! tucked in your bag. Snh’rco on a I <;,,en Derliy, which "The Yeltf”* Jaekcl" this fail ^ D a u S t ^ oI W esiS C ia ^ lo f -W o rd . ,« « m e the bride of a "Vox Pop" letter « rlter. He-' nres* its own views. It one per* ,-i rnlttmiaiMfnta for ik« #uip«-»r •»! Paul Hickson is the guest uf scsnltsl soap If your biidc- t "1R[ „|ir n from A to tt:di) p.m. H f with tw.. Chiru-ve -ttidente servMlila* fund*. ««ll| la ekn»nr4 for cause "The Rambler"- state* our has the right to »>* heard through l o f tha First Melho.li*t Cl.urcli wUlj Harry FJmer_ Mr. and Mr*. J. A. Daniels, J r. tn netiuiL . . (teen kids Marled tho fclulf tsrldch Ine a- technical a.lvi-ers • . . ■1 t f tln r a lirn U la i inlet. « r . and Mr. Harry V Position snd also sets all latter publication of his letter in a news­ bol" their Z S E r b Z Z i : •*> i I I Panama City this week. A school trirl snouldll. need a ttrnctw abuut IMl on n Snturdsy came a* the result nf ^apluitng a laltR4 nVirrtoiUtlrVk. writer* right on the m atter, we paper then all would have the much rnakft makpup. hot site ahould have night - quit qi>w il is really, mnk- mad dorr which had a lr r d y blue* lo r. rmittonla Tkr ll«t»!4 In ikr Davenport, iq Holy Ttioitv United same r;ght and * the- newipapt; S & 7 1 S L V S Z reprint this comment'. Billy Epps is -pending a short a rake mHVimp a« well aF q Tmm- ing money. national Hold ol «4«sHt*U*. offlLutheran Church Miami Aug. jil ei^itismsnnit rrg- - ....... Sh« Luthcfian Lhurrn in .siiann on aub '|{n*c in Atlanta liefnre. tvspmflV would cease to be a newspaiwr The man had no such constitu­ *22 Summerlin Avenue. Mrs. Kd"time Iwfnre. Ce-pniing rfa nrr Maintained In Ike liri«»i dalion » '» « - Thy - rearw J “Jlir — wmiitna it" tO' i mt: tr tr~ 5o»? eanipiyd the ilog, which also hail tions! rights. The right to have and Would carry nothing e* ‘y: MLBrush and her group will In- „V ratio* In eonntry **llk ktadttnav* hU studies at Stet.r , 1lmv« ' dkllun will serve tlm— when young people eould orgsntlo Mm- I tdltan __ her.| _________ and toekeJIPit ..._ in _ an Mrt I t, C klm > nn4- > ot .ymt . * hCTtcTTi’s 1 iir th r orrn-j tm. his teller* published 'i s by- no I t l l t u (m m rss d s ts ,—(---h rr skin is extra-dry ami Ihe mke liar -allrartive hemljiunrtrr- f-'r | rm The Will Of The People ptv school room until authoro'clock. HFfct llornld la A nuinkff ..I ike WEDNESDAY Mr. and Mrs. J . H. Daniels, Jr. means Included in the copstitutinr.* makeup Is standard nqnlpniefit. Letter* to the editor'are usually /ti*orinli4 r»«*a nklrk ft enlltN their evening- out? rh<- Atlanta • nere llotlfled'. . . 8:00 P. M.: Prayer Meoling, le-1 The hrlde. who was given In returned to their home in Panama at right of frte speech. He does intsiesting leading and nearly «1| iievrial lipstick* ate * «fnu>l in- kid- orgaiiiied. it hack d hy Junl- j Foi-I Fur Thought . . . Studying Th4UU25L(lvni(icrtitic.tiJUHtry-4a moMhe-Uniterl-6tat<r«; ■«»> ■». ifiinhL mntriage by her father, wore a has* ihe right of free speech. He by T. B. Middleton. * City on Sunday after visiting M n. vr-tmenL You probably will u»e newspaper! carry such coramuntnl(H* *r All Iko Ural netta •0 ptmiii *1 but Switzerland. While we believe in populur rule, we have or Achievement, b e a u '- rimy lan |„. msde lot- . u,i ,r if :i ^wiet THURSDAY gown of white *lip|>et satin fash- Howard. can publish his own nawspaper cations but must selsct the otws i t Ik la no»**o«nrr. na aaall • • more than three ■ term, anyway, wanted a place where “.i ole-’ hoy snark inBrk is i* available while IhA lh / brain b never curried it to the point where the nation as a whole Seminole UhfiptTr No. 2. O. K ionrd with fitted bodice and shlrry M* rarata 4l*o«irkto. print he .chouse* hs it run# and confine th e m 'tbTnatand P '"d wwhat j> ai ha choose* ^or nr he so whv dot g-t tfcfec diff-renl eould take a filer girl dancing ip is at work. Humcmv.lu fudge or Mia* Elisabeth Dyson returned 8., will meet at the Masonic Halt ,)kj rt rx lendihg Into a court votes on new laws. The Swiss do. They have just approved shades to start wllh7 Then >»•« stead of Ju«l riding atoutul." hulterieolch ar, gi«xt pick-meTUESDAY. SEPT. 2. UM7 tialn." The sweetheart neckline on Saturday fnim a varatloft t>r Oh the street corner. l i t caiuiuUwell allow the same per'. ran use a tangerine sluiL- lo go by popular vote two government-sponsored hills, one calling pc/. a t 8:00 P. M. ups in energy value. * t»r if vou spent In North Carolina, Virginia If you like radio prog n r.— may­ FRIDAY and sleeves were outlined in seed with' hrosms. the m-w burnt But the owners of a newspaper sons to* write every few day*. feu: various Heps, to relieve unemployment utul the other fret aml-HInus.'Jniak-* a tray T he American legion 'Auxiliary pearls. The **ed pearl design was and poinla in Canada. brandy ami green. A lu n r in.lv be vou ean gel ymu bx-al radio reallv have the right to decide what To li« of value the letters mm; NIHLK VEK8K FOR TODAY. esltdilisjting old ug e pensions. . aUlfbu inlrie-ted in having a k| n- of Ice yreaiq ill Ule[ m(< ircrator will meet at 8:00 1 *. M. preceded also used on the tiara from which lip-tick Is pel fret for blurs, black • C If R I S T DEMONSTRATED and vou can have an i*e rrvam they print aijd can accept or re­ express the opinion* of many pef. ,by the board meeting at 7:10 P. fell a fingertip veil • of French Many states hhave the initiative, whereby voters may Mr. and Mr*. W. C. Clause and or paslcl date drease-. If vm« u—• ctal teen-age luon-lcuat like nno in im sons, not Just a few persist.*, THAT ONE BOHN IN A M \Nli and cracker »e*»i«n. Aild > whieh kills nf Houston,*.Tel*., par­ son, Clarence, returned yesterday ject anything according to their writers. f y a t the Legion Hut. , illusion. She carried a tmuqueT pass new laws or even constitutional amendments without powder, he iure to t-vlect two # »J UER CAN OVERCOME TDK of double stiength Coffee to own Idea* of what should be pubklmdrs — one darker than ynjr ticipate. The shew is written ant cup of gardenias cantered with a pun after spending several week* In We. are glad to have expre<*jon< SORDID IMPULSES OK THE having recourse to the legislature. Still •more have the re­ vour regular lee crraui re. ipe amt produced hy *x|H-rienr.-1 laillo Maryland. South Carolina and ilshed and do not have to account pie throated orehid. foundation and on* ligti. evening from our readers on any subjecr. FLESH AND LIVE A COM­ ferendum. whereby the people may pass on legislative ucts. men who know whnl the Lids like. frm-xe Then mix 1•* ups strong to anybody for their decision. The and pleased to print them wii»i Alabama.’ ’ Richard W^bcr Is powder. , Mrt. William It. Bell, sister of PLETELY SP0TI.E8S LIFE. HE Neither exists on a nationwide busts. *' • writer of a letter to a newspaper 4's.y comply with our frequently Makeup remover* can be lied In and the- hep- really park the atu- rnhl rnffee, '* cup light e tia u ­ groom, served a* matron of TAUGHT THAT EVEN OLD Honored On Birthday the If a national referendum existed, it would doubtless Miss Claudia Frances Kelly has has no more right to demand that stated rules When they do not. rtcamv cleanser*. Ol you ran dio. Frequently, talen t-1 te e n -| 'v cun light enrn ayrun to mcke honor, and wore a gown of aqua PEOPLE CAN BE SPIRITUAL opportunity to . four tall gla-ses of ice cream s-vila. he be given space in **e paper when they are offensive, or libelfind a ereamv kind in far: i snap agers ate given an over taffeta which feat­ rcturneil to her home In JscksunLY REBORN.-—John 3:-1: E crept be used on the Tuft-Hartley law and the vetoed tax reduc­ ------1 ■ j \d d scoop of h e c r .'a n r - e.tih' Yopng Richard Weber was hon­ chiffon ville after apendlng ser-ral day* (the only thing the pa|>er ha* to ou*. we don’t print them—amT and cold cream romhlnatimi. Ju-I ured a IrouffanfsW rt, fitted bodice oo# be born anew, ha cannot »c* tions. Then we would have a better idea of what the iieople ored on his third btrth|D / with a and shirred bolero. Hrr iHiuquet with her grandparent*. Mr. and i n , HaVrlcla. have re tu r n ^ Ul' g l « - ami fill with Iw *vM. spursell) than he would have the right we are not violating the constltVm if lt on a* you d.» snap, and wit­ the kingdom of God. ON TBI WAT lo be wed at Ute Church of the W aylartf In Carmel, C sf, wajit than we now get from public opinion polls. Of course, ter. sn u b vour face with a » isti- Mobile. Ala., after vl-lliiig het kling water. . . - Yum. Vou’ll lay. to walk into a store and d.m ’. U tion when ^ TefuM to ^ ' ^ “ ride-maids Mr*. A. I- Kelly. Sr. Singing actress K*lhryn Gtayson arvl »ln*< r Johnnie Johnion pose for I- • — Your- In the band, there might lie objections. Some people don't want to know S S W r t e s jK jss , GATHERER OF SIMPLES cloth and remove ll.r lather. Thi- t sl-ti-r. Mrs. Talley HatrawAy. unlay afternoon. Tlic luncheon!were Mr*. Charles r.. Salter or •Mr. anti Mrs. I.ucien Johnson the ohidoer talier. They met Ha t w o n a studio loL tln ternatfamal) ' Vivian the will of l-he people, or. rut her. they don’t want the will tFrom Kalcidogriipht will make your ikin feel luthy j table was arrangnl in the ■Hath I West Palm (»*ach and Mr*. John and s«ui Jon have returneil frqm . Rising at dawn when iia ^ r l* ccld of the people generally known. smooth. Rev. slid Mr*. J; N. Thompsor \ Tennis Club room overlooking | R, Human uf MtUpL They wore with dew. _ •• • Choose the light .‘mgrtphe of Large firoup At Club Legion Auxjliary uW swimming pool at the Mayfair i goVmrof yellow marquisette with Mr. and Mr*. Herbert F. DuTfl DuTJl She gathers h ttb ’s to rope-w ith tweedy roloe.ir* an I pel Inn. I fitted bodices and bouffant sklrta and baby daughter, of Fort Pierce, LesSon Learned To Hold Meetinif. outdoor ness of Mt*. Johnson’s moU(*r, fumes. These arr In-.t- r f->r ccl.oul rnou human ilia; Over Past Weekend Bv MARIAN R. JONES were recent guest* of Mr. and • Centering the table was a large !„ml carried bouquet* of pink roses. Mrs. J. tL Myrlck. . girls than the headv. i-Xoti.* ' t ill­ B onrfrl and canttimllr, .whose b!tSpecial th the Sanford Herald Mri. Doc Malcolm and family.,; OS One man who has learnejl from experience is the Amer; ' ■ U r brew « ./ ,« Hi*. birthday . cake ACilllam H. BeJI served as l^*« Activities at the Sewjnolo Good- ,,kTh» AmarWan legion Auxiliary er rated for ohlrr, mefcyiojinuilj. . . in the form of a . • ... —ii-A Ify a n d Mrs. E. F. Mftchexa, Will conuurr fever and relieve tlir dnun lead,In blue and yellow c a r - ; m*,i for Jvi* blilh*r-|n-law, and ' Friend* of-M m. J .1 L - Myrlck try Club over th r weekend Indud- will hold Its- fitM nufR m f nf the "aled vusmrn. n farmer, in I he dtesfy prosperity ufter World War I. Th- S-mtnolk f'guntv Teacher’s! Mrs. TV.' T. Chance, Mr*. C arof- rylng out the p o B r-aA arra.ufed t p Mtt H. chilli. , Ww*ed V. Belt- will be glad-to learn that she ha* ed an Informal parly on Saturday fall on Friday a t the Iwg'on llul farmers mortgaged their property for nearly $11,000.000.H uh mel af the Sanford Junior Hamerick. and Carol Jr. have re­ in th* decorations. Blue a ift yel- n*r Jay W. Knight, cousin of l«on movnl from Sibley Memorial night and a buffet adppor served after having been disband, d over The Sht-pbrni’a P une Mil In a I a 000. When prices collapsed, innny lout "their furnis. Casselberry News •7 flowera ____ —were arranged .1 *e*intha »1 anti PGray .. . ,. I* . Ili.-tnrl R. Dickert, Hospital In Washington, I). C. to on Sunday evrning. Following the the summer months, . was an- I ly ’JANK W. CtSSEI.IlKHHY High School Thursday. The gues* turned after spending the past low t h e<1 . l)le a• LTide blrrdina wound Now farm prices have jumjtcd even higher thun thev sneaker w*s Mr*. Una Holden, of two weeks in Georgia. ’ .-. centar of the cake. Following the 1unrj p uf-the bride Served as ush- the home of hfcr daughter. Mr*. d pennyroyal ,-iovtln- un aching dancing ami singing were nouiw.-d today hy Ml-* r^tna v-nii were lifter the first World War, but the farmer is keeping Del and. Vice-president and form­ James P. Smith In Springfield, su • In ad; luncheon Dickie received man ?' er*. Pre-War Industry ^ J . n ; preside,,', Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Clonts. Sr. The Woman'* Society fur Chriser Pr**t/h*nt n* the Florida Educgifts from his friends-and car By pfind and stream or <ver (allow his head. He knows that $:i wheat %2 corn and 80-cent cot­ V-.r-is • ’ 1• Following the wedding a rec­ Va. campanil.,ent of Mrs. Ed U n . The croup will meet atJAW ^ ,ian Service met last Mogday ! have returned from a vacation (o Of Mink Raising Is atioaf Association. She.explained it was presente< 1 with a gift Krt>und and the board will meet m ".IS i-sening at the Cmumuiuty llm ur. eption wna held on the lawn of ton Won t Inst. .So instead of adding to his mortgage, he is and Mrs. F. E. RoumltlaL ' Ailat»a, Ga., and Wayneav the new school law and the effort a favor. During the nfL-nmon Miss K«la Richards of Spring Some ancient wisdom guides her -n J Ml-- rtiiil.-nden a«knl-l!ul_C L_ * *' WT-r-bip - f r t th r home of th r bridt** _ Revived In Germany the committee had to' nui forth N. C. paving It off. By the end of 10-16 the total of farm mort­ prexent—were—Mr> " iis j . 1^ . , . _ on — *•'-!> and TtfldrltThM heen-th* Knrxt of h er —Tliuic'eager tread. mlng_wa* ciuuycil „ rt E. .. IL „ Smith. Mr .ind Mr*. PO'1' l-eN-given Girl's .Sloti; ici- followml hy a M Mr. . ml vtrs. ^ ^ , (lun. , Cohvcnii gages was down to ^>.000.000,000. and the next report to * rt frp aised . Her addins"w s's Air Folicy Bill Facing Bv lore of earth, through rges taiJ mion which $lot*»_Now Taking J to n d Mr*. Cfcll Carlton, form erly.of Those Invited lo lie with Dickie wedding trip through Florida the •lit«r uml liroth«r-ln-Uw, Mr* liul and guest! Mr*. w* ' Lc-1'1 In .New Ao ik ., All mom* the edjrallun of youth today l» Ai’ Newsfcatun s ought to show a further reduction._____ ________' _ ■ *TBbgn u o in g In Congrasi Imih Inspirational and -Instructive. Oviedo, is confineii to the Fernaldor sung. were Samira Wright, Justin Lynch, couple will make their home In Mrt* Fretl Dyiun, 4i th tir home Jlugh Whelchel, Mr. and l.y Mr*. Hart Fuller. Rrfreah | • In Easing Forking Ills By NADKANK ANDHRSOV TkKh- Ttant she go Mutt wx-ai -t"TT Thosd a t’endlng teacher* from Laughton Hospital at Sanford.: Bobby Munson, Hilly Wright, Sot- Miami. For traveling the hrlde on West Seventeenth StreeL »hv Dome a n o th e r d ep ressio n , th e f a r m e r can leave his menU wero served-by the hostessHAMBURG— In Blankencs*. a S p tc n l to C entttl P itta signature: * Oviedo SchiToI were Professor. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Estes ar._ Moss, Eileen Moss, Alice Moss, rhu-e a dress of »>We faille with Is sjiending several day* >n Mr. and Mr*. J. R. Stuck. Mr. ami pitchfork in t-s. Mr*. Aamcs It. Ilatlaway and i '" ‘«nh_______________ suburb of Hamburg, another frs - and Mr*. Walter A. Teague. M rs.(daughters, I.uJune and Kay, and fe v e rfe w . Clcy-Yye*. i jngwort, server an any*he hayloft unci lie us hlaittl toward tin* process ■^^AHHINGTON — There Is considerable speculation In Capitol Lvnn Ratlgan, Robert Nilberton, a bolero Jacket and black accessor­ Orlando l.cforr returning to ncr Mr*. W. W. Loudrrmilk,. A alitae'e V " .kit iv, ■ .. yom* else, — St. Louis Post Dispatch. • * Mrt. lU rty Tooltf.‘ war luxury industry is preparing J. N. Thompson. Mrs. Basil Guynn,, *o ii , Tommy, are spending this Adder’* Tongue, Marilyn Moss, Hatty Wright, Lind ies. Her corsage was of orchid*. home. In. Illinoia. . circles ll.4l the Senate war Investigating committees hear­ U n e. Mr. anil Mrs. J. C. MUchcll | s i i a j ' / i j i y C . , t,s a postwar comeback. There, one -Miss Catlsoni Mrs. Caldwell. Known bv their name* either to week at Daytona Beach. * Waber, J r. and Virgin'" Mo—. Mr. Grdrge Schwab, for many ing* on the Kuwait] Hughes plane cunttacts killed whatever chance and guests Mr. and Mrs. Tom f A t l.lI ltlL V l i y O it-r* Those from Sanford attending of Germany’s lar«;es: mink farms cau»e or.cute. The -Mattie . hnd Commercial Mr*. A. W. Epps and son. DHL Kirkland of Orlando and Mr. and years a missionary in Flench IVt-n! the “single instrument ’ Air Policy bill might have had uf being en­ the wedding were Mrs. Vaughan is again breeding thr small btuwn teachers of the county held a I American Beaut ic h There U no h tib whose viitue can Epps, have n-tprnad front *j»em Africa, w»* guest Mnatei al ll"-' TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY acted by thr M)th Congress ami Mr. and Mr*. W. Gaulheti Mr*. C. C. Kirkland of J.r-k*onanimals with the jjarly-pifcelr** meeting al Oviedo lliirh School inipait Sunday mornUig service, of the It) It I'SHELL KAY Hutchison, MIm I’enrose-IluU hl- Ing two months at Daybmn Reach. villc. Mr. and Mr*. W- D. FlrtttBelief prevailed that the Involvement of Senator Owen Brewster pelts. . Kate to (he Irouhfed mind m heal Friday morning to mak? -plans, ATLANTIC CITY. N. I . Sept. I’assellM'iry • ,'oiniiiuiol) Cliuivh, Jaycee Booth While In Daytona Mr. E p p - com­ Ing, Dr. and Mis. O. L. ('" 'k s , Dr. Hull. lit! Maine in the-committee fiasco was the tipofl that the legis­ the heart. Appropriately, the !l!nnk*neae for the coming vear. muted to Stetson University whole and Mrs. Many Woodruff, Mr. 2. i .l l - Fifty-four s r h tt offer­ MethmlLt, otr Aug li Fot tw.l month* or more teii.l istte and other «**»*, Oils fact lation would h a \r very rough strddmg if it were brought up • KATHERINE VAN DF.U VEER. Next Wednesday morning will) (IS siiaart ir-as t’ses Ossei mink farm Ix-long* to n wu nan, he wus attending suminet »<ho. I. nml Mr*. John Melsch, Mr. and Ings from 41 stales, Canada mid .•fits of a sectlun of Klo-tda's tiulf seems to strctiKthen the •tlltf that Brewster admitted in committee testimony hi* I)r. Maria Koi^p. who runs il with he the fnrmnl opehlng of the Hut a dream uf ths Jaycais a year Epp* spent thu ta il t-vj vvevks Mr*. John Ivey, Mr. end Mr*. r« 12 lilio* parade tmlay down tlo* Mr. nnd Alt*. It. J. Rrvlll and Doris Duke Retains Dr. Allshilr City boardwalk I" mark family returned la»l week from close Interest in Han American Airways th* her husband. Karl Jan-..-s. Accord­ Oviedo School. All -visitors and *g°That Red Tide winch list ber:i toapt from Ft. Mycr« I j Tarnon thcie rnlirht In? juAtlftcatm i for the in Davtona with them. J. Nelson of Miamk Mr. and Mr*. bprinicB nav#» b ttn |ilavi;c<) uitn a rs s theory. th. official s u r t of Hie flv.-olay are. expected to report to _ ’’T*1* J«ycees d e n ia l that it ing to the Kobe's, their farm is pupils . . . ..........-r - .. ._ guiding force behind the new air policy measure the scourge ol out west cossl Control Of Fortune Mr. and Mrs. Ted T. M«-y«r* and Roumillat. Mr. and Mm . A. J. « « • coi'iiN'tillon for the 1947 "Miss tllrir varalion trip. They visited about the third largest of soma 2h the school al the regular school Bfinford was to progie**, it n u d mysterious ao-called ’red .sac tu th ers in Gulf wate.s luftrle.l Moreover. Hughe* strategy In playing up th* Mrs. Bevln's patenls tji New Kei .beaches this lUUimtf, codtdn'l have that has killed and chi linueV 'to 1 *,,,,her• ,n ,,ulf 14c- Opeiw 12:4S I*. M. -10c or 30 mink farms In I lie llamburi time. The busses will run to bring *‘l • “ additional crop—« erop of . daughter. Ginger, have returned llama and Mr. and Mr*. t.«-orgo America" crown. ’ so-called “pressure' angle In which he charged sington, Ha., ml lates visited NiThurston. kill millions of fllh; casting their J J f ,irte h,ve , HARIS. Sept. 2 ..W A A Do­ been stilted up by the Reds. coulJ ami Schleswig-Holstein areas. a K In the children In the surrounding tourists who constitute F b n d i’s to their home In rllU bfllgn, I nThe frt contestants will exhibit agara Falls. N. Y„* ami 'Alcoa, that Brewster agreed to halt the prqbe If Hughes minican friend of Porforio Rttbl Als** Mr. and' Mr*. Rov Holler Pupils amt v iiitori indDitry.H he declared, concentrating on hi ceding to territory. after spending the past two wet-ks ciiivos uiul talent in n gnirling it? to at* c u ts .. s s k'S n to» .’S!i%ir "",n’ would merge TW a with Han Ameilcan, would be ». are toxa, bridegroom of Doris Duke, with- Mrs. Meyer*’ iMcenls, Mr. and guest. Miss Marguaiius Grave* act • * of competitions designed to Trim. ' * lalwIltliS aL lsH . . . of the. tehulld an export trade, and if receive fonnal iiitioducllons to; *Tnl* Tourl»t Booth wm tjullt tending liliu physicians. Nouu | Certain to be used, behind th* scene*, by op­ said today Miss Duke would re­ of Columbia. 8. C.. Mr. and Mr*. necessary materials are obtain­ nt*i nml old teacher* for the . and Mrs. A. I- Kelly. Hr. Sira. c.?.u,,rd damago esll'iiated cases lias proven of a sarintis natha fit Id d ttt_lft hi’ -Sxtunjto Wmm Mr.-amt-Atrs. linn'Titrunrinm it . 1 ^ * 1 '*** ,n ponent* of the legislation tain control an*r»ilminl'iraUonj»r M rvrrs will be remembered as tne John Galloway. Mr. and Mra. Wal­ trim It may be dial Socialism did not in the milliiins frulii loss of sum. lute although sevetal prisons able, they may have soma pclLs coming year. So far the teacher* nlylit's ' final-. Today'* "tH-ning family have u-turned from Hilt — J yt ' ' ' Brew star has specialised In aviation m atters her vast fortune under the con­ ter High, Mr. and Mi*. <-l>'dr Terfor.the mhrket Vy n * x ;w a r's fur at" ppresent former Virginia Kelly. par.ole was tile easiest °f the produce the preicnl luid time* in mer tourist tiade at liearh resorts were confined to hospitals f >r resen r’aFc m*rlt ,n me Fruf. rru t. Walter w aiter A. 7 ^ , snd hs-pieeumsUy would -be th* Door leader on tract hy which they were mkrrl«l willi-gar ami guvsts, Mr. and Mra. the girls had only to I* pushed liurgh, Ha., vvlieir they visited season, Koher says h-'p.-f illy. Trugue. principal nnd high school to raise fluids to opt-ralu t ’Jl Bsiuiu so wulcfv. Auil.olcd- by and hasjiuL cummeicial fisli«ime«.<||e*tmen»; Bemgntrtng—till dittr Sterling Bolling of W a|hln«ton, Ip individual rolling chairs down relatives and friends. such legislation * yesterday. } Mr. and Mr*. W. C. Hutchison. out o( hutineti. . ‘ Uni. officials, uf Gulf Const romFounded on br<-edin,r stork from teacher of mathematics; Mr*. '(V told of plans to upeM Idlhe D. C. and Mr. and Mrs. t.hor os a t« o-mll* lane Wrote an ogling SAcislist*. to ths.'war- but neillici tluhusband o( naldrosa, lately i Mrs. Eltxa n . Vaughn and MU* ln desperation, loyal residents munltie* in the infected aVm lm-Canada, mink farming was ■ i-.mll Hihl<nid Cnssellatrry, Jr., left ...... ..... THAT PARKINO PROBLEM—State and muhas U oveicome them. ‘ the film actresa .Daanielle Darricux Henrosr Hutchison - speht th Hotter. Mrs. R- G. Fox. Mis» (S'ldlrnre of *om# |0«.IHH) p. . -r liave turned to state, comity and mediUely placed a iian on Uatii-Tm-silay fur f’hlcagw, HI- w'" ’ •' r c . ^ i . o ^ * T ^ S w ‘:J L % :.: S £ . i " *n h?ur“ * '* ’ Frances Mahoney. Mis* Matv Ann and once a son-in-law hy another -even day* a week tctw-dule. a Senator Brewiter ntcipsl governments ire taking steps to tasc That ' The girls registered yesterday, weekend In Miami with Mr. and federal govenmient for halu, hut lug a? well as fishing.. I Germany. In H t3t,-140 mink l.rv«d- placing Mrs. Kathryn Walker, who stressed he » ill atieinl tha conventiniii marriage or Die president of the Mn . Alfred he plan of br'nginc and many nf them lmmc-ll»1-ly nf G arner D*n»*lm:v tag headache for every city motorist—where to AllfTfl viuntry 7,'-* .V Whelchel»— MIsa er* in Ihe country owned 7,020 as resigned due to her health; more resident's despite the millions of taxpayers' It teems strange that with all ' llie Flutist Telegraph .Dellvei Into County. II Hugh Whelchel, Jr.. 0 % H *"1 Dominican Republic, anil hi* wide thrr* they attendei! tlu* mqit into form-ftatterlng bathing minks. Nearly all the fur- went Senator Pepper thinks Prcsi- monev spent annually fur (he th e 'money spent by litc govrrn- park a car In crowded metropolitan areas Jr.. sulta for Uw benefit of photo­ and Ihr Telegraph Delivery 8ervwere reiNtrtc*|on an extend"! Mrs. nower, fifth grade; M rs.. highly praUed the^ worYof ^harl By mg, Ray Fox, Kliby ■ praised tl wcddtng of ths> Douflney’f daugh maintenance of bureau;, ... .................. ................... „, ! A new survey by the National High say Users conference reveals ( to thr Isip tig fair, and most wtr* Basll hoards mint in stale and federal w biiieaui hronomlrta* ILuke. n U who . . i ccharge .of tho fund 'dent Truman should select his own 1honeymoon at the Mediterranean t>r. Helen E sth e r' Doo.ln. y to John Pierre of. Daytona, W. 1 . graphers. T h e y will aliiunate beGuymi. Home» Economic*; _ . |j Luka, Who lhad and commissions set u|> in tiie pulr-' for public welfare ami contcrVk- that stale legislatures are taking three general lines of approach lo I exported to the Balkans, Kober Heard. F. D. Scott, Phil uraah'lff tveen Utoar suit* and evening N.Pffhmnpson, Senior | nraising dtive, for ’soltlng* ih* resort of Cap il'Antlbcs. N .» h o m p « « i. Bmbir b l w drive, running male next year. " I feci lie welfare, the Slate (Tunserva- lion, that thr scientists'and auth- the parking problems of their cities Th*** a rt: Harry Elmer Steadman. I explained. Mcsjra. ■ Renin llaltaw ay ami and IL U. Henleygown* throughout tlm remainder Ruhlrosa's sister Anita said the that the President should he, and lion Department, th - Federal oriitcs al their command n rj un* 1 Wartime bombing had an ad­ English: I’rnf. Haul Miklsr, Ills- wheels turning." I—Further us* of parking met*** . Woody rtsiwdctmllk an- the nett A. I*. Lyon's lory and Athletic Director: other I Javrecs arrived early In Ihe couple left hy piano this morning. of the week. . vers# effect on mink breeding and Bureau of Lish«l**, the Slate able to offer any real help in this will be. nominated next year." h-. 3 Setting up municipal facilltlts to provld* off-str**t parking. changes will oe announced laU r.1morning to put the TourWt Infu f o r the final winner Saturday nroprlclnrs nf lltc Flight DcvThe Dominican friend, who asked Board of Health, the D lu iln u n t cincrgenry. wire-and-wood cages rusted, rotted 3 —Authorisation of local invraligations into th* overall parking says, "He should have a tunning Hroftssor and Mrs. Allan mation Booth Into good shape f £ n ig h t,'th- "Miss America" crown llralu'irniit ul the Sanford Munici­ Women Can Help to remain anonymous, said the and fell Into disrepair. The Ki.-hers,- Thompson, of Fish and Wild Life CuiscrvoWhite these governmental agenson Jim, of Vero dedication. The following firm* il| mean u $5.<'(>0 <«holarihl|» pal Airp-irt. The Flight Deck wa* marriage contract waa ilrawh up mate of hi* own choice, one with lion and several other*, none* of rles are efficient when It comes to problem who had only IB )r 20 animal* Beach, are and ......... -■ Aug. * - 10. . Law Enforcement «plus Ry ROB THOMAS lociatiVe radio, screen, or [ uffh tally i #o| h ned spending the weekend furnished c*|ulpm:iit a t cost or Cny-op«rat»d juirklng loti and garag** have b**n authorised by "as usual” in accord with*Domin­ left at war’s end, havj built ip to with Mr. Thompson's wkotu he can wotk. and one wh i these agencies has so tar been able collecting fees and dues and are parents, ths near cost, according to Gntdoo Itgtslatur** tn s«v«n states Catlfornt* rtonvla Maryland. Minne­ modslling contract*. Thn' t l run­ P h o n e 4 81 ican law. The ceremony, however, 1 1 0 S , P a lm c tlo A vc. 100 minks now, hut m an/ of. (heir lo offer a solution to ,ho pr (Idem not a hit bashful when it comet to will strengthen the ticket." Some­ Mr. ami, Mrs. James It. Halta , r.cra-up will share in $2n.n«».i HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 2. Mn— A l' N nw fffituw k sota, Massachusetts *N»» York and Hennsylvknla stipulated that the bride should Hradjey. secretary: Clerk Novell) rages aro patched and mendtxL or give any service in 'nc.’ting the asking congress or the legislatnte »»*v vf I-»l r Ellen Diivr: have one, like . . . well, say Senator emergency. 'Jtan v tte MacDonald is nixing a HACKENSACK. N- 4 Company Installed the temi-ctrcul* *Y,’n worth of rrholarshipi. “obey" her husband. Harking meters to increase th* turnover of parking space hav* Kober pointed xadly lo one empty { ■ for Increased budgets, they appear had a* their guest, Mlsa Iritiir ar window seat, nnd Sanford Up­ Pepper of Florida, eh, Claude? Miss Duke, who divorce*! James career In-opera because shgwant* Terhune.deUctlve and grandm..lhHandicapped with link of fund- absolutely helpless in the face of been authorised In s u stales—Florida. Kansas. Maryland. Massa­ ? broken corner, from I ag their fur lightens in color, llt.oki-i <■/ Neptune Ucach, Fla. fir. believe* women .’oukl tm. « Lightning experts sav ynuianother try at th* moviei. • holstery Co. the green, cushion. chusetts. New Hampshire and North Ca'rollna . H. It. Cromwell in 19*2, Inherited and limited as lo equipment w ltn .a situation tka*. is really ivt'ous which a whole family oft minksi A* befits their.value, ill minks creator factor for taw enforceThe red-haired uoprano.ls happy rlianrrs nf ln-lng hit hv lightning The coffee table is from Thorpe $.'I0,000JM )0 from her father. Esti­ recently escaped Into tho Blan- have names amt pedigrees. Kober which to work. County ’ Board*! and calls for quick jn l decisive An Investigation of th* overall parking situation ha* been author­ Mrs. J. W. Wurrvlla and daugh at more than Ht0On,(kM). Furniture; thr'e# chairs, filing mates on her present personal with her return to the screen in nienL kenese woods. » lt was "Yes, (ie ilase No Ba- (•■ve <J°no everything pot«ihlc l o ' action. Thev can eaten the ftsli- ised by the Hennsylvania state legislature and is expected to get said. Some of hi* ar* Cognac, cahinst and typewriter ate from -Thv Ulr«I« And Thu IW ca *n«l “It's time women licranwi mors fortune have ranged ns nigh ns dlspose of the tons at dead fish erman who pulls In a trop.r tu t uf under way aoon. One of th* quesllunx mink * , OSntl," ’ at hospital* and other - •* * responsthUitus. $200,000,000, although that figure told m«- she want* tr do More. hr enlcr* muse over these da vs is Cocktail and Chester; Jb« lattqr, .How*lV Office'fiu'pnlVr two desk'.' • * * • cast upon the beaches, but the area : season, ur attempts to operate >1 a •t he explained, “was named fur at, l from Army and Navy S u rp l* charitable institutions in Miami affected is so vast nnd the prob-lhoat without a license, but can do generally wax considered highx "For th* flhd time, I-pMV-my­ S T ihi 'K -r’S ' whsthsr export fur prlres will b« • BENTON’S NEW PROUI.EM—Trimming the aalD of the Btale English colons! we know.’ I’rsuJ- Storet-watar cooler. 8-T.r-mI E l . J She also controlled the Duke en­ self." she said. "In the past. I al­ who has lurmllixt criminal case* In­ Igsl wtxk when the Canadian fruit jein »o difficult dial the effort lis#'nothing to prevent the wholesale IV he exhibited card iniftY ftios of , trie Co.; Elder 'Springs' wnUrT'w'’ dowment .foundation, a - 1200,000.- ways portrayed a nighty vuuiuc volving women fur 2« yi**rs. ' l h l S ? ‘K u ' W l ! l S ' ( tier Rose i^ f i was towed to been little tnurr th.n a lo k -n ic m -Jd c siru c .l^ SnSSJlfomT .* I f f l u S J S pedigrees, recording family trees | H. Crews* electric -refrigerator. thing who didn’t Know what wa* The only woman In Nctv Jen ey 000 fund. r t h ..r ro o d n ,h .^ n d . y m m n i B e n to T w h J ? o u lr!S fiB ? ly » ?^ S . I n t . K . .^pr^prt.U on •‘fic**,° n ,h# * * r' * K°U r back to mink great grest-greut j Mathers, and glasa topi'foV'de.k* with both engjors dead and P*rcd sent*. ,l l hi - * i« ^ - ' ‘*‘^ ^ l w o that ut tw# tin eaten* to wipe rut tho c m - i \ Informants In the Dominican reining fcrouml the corner. But who wear* a d*l*cthre’a hailgi *1'" I'm not ’Naughty M arietta' any grandparents. J. . . J from Stnkarik Glass Co. New trouble *tem* from the way he has adjusted his staff to makes thn following polnled nhAppeal* to Tallahassee and merrlal fishing Jnter**t < of the I ter gaining on the pumps. Tlirtc e Pelt." It tske% a^Aklns to stake cohsulal* said Huldrosa was Inde­ meet the lower appropriations i . . a full-length ladles' coat, he added, scrvatlons: . pendently wealthy. He la 39. Mlsa more." was nothing to do with a cargo nf Washington have brought* sympa­ West Coast. . V The movies. Jeanctt# explained The major cut has been in th* foreign field, especially the preaa “ W om en sh p u ld .ito y » t home and th* old price for a first-qual­ Mavhe thev couldn’t do anything (hike I* 34. • 11-262 (no. we t^n’t know who thetic expressions from senator*, "require morn of rtiy youth" nnd ninrp, representatives, departmtitt and about it th* ilr tt week, or tven the and information officers in foreign capital* and thoae working on ity coat was four to five thousand During thebrief, sljnple cere­ counted them) bananas rapidly rip­ bureau officials but nolhlnx con­ first month, but now that two the. Voice of America tn foreign fields . “Women should not prink so ‘ • dollars. mony.’performed bjr Consul Geo- that's why she wsfils tc slay here ening but to get'them eaten as crete. In the wap <4 OtstOtanco or months hav* gon* liy the- sllua' . , Rut mink food—if ><>u can find It was her* that some of ths ablsst of Benlon’a staff w»r*. UH.Cr%| Dr. Salvador Hanulafc Rubi- to renew her film rareer, 8inc# a much. -They should think more.abont in finding a xolmlOh to th.- prob­ lloti continually grows w vear or more is- reqnlretl to learn lb— now costs about stx limes • rapidly a* possible. gaged They generally received th r Ppproval of members of .Con­ rosa puffc«l a cigam te.'w nlch h*lem. M am, g lea m iO ithout (V /p in g f what it used to, ths breeder com­ seem*- that saiusHifng cool ground out when time cam* t*J each opera, sha will lak t' at wait their (amUl*a kodAM*>jW«v themgress who saw their work abroad . . * - i y ' ’ until later. . 8h* -c*p*rlc«l that Professors fiom the- University done for the suffering' plained. And while breeding slock rxchange werkling' ring*. Now they ar* returning te Waahlngton to be severed from th* “Young girls of today attach t. u of Tampa and Uhlventty of Mi­ of th* affllctixl are* an one* cost about SUk) per :euple, Quid rosa. "Sit* and handsome MGM ha* a couple of.deals cook­ government payroll. . S o tn in e Americans American* a r e wur ami as well as official* at the Fed­ mcrclal fishermen who A ll y o u d o la w an h a n d rln s o d is h c a a n d much Importance to self-expres­ ing for her. they are completely unobtainable ami a bit shsrtar than his tall, • # # • lied lest European , nation* may eral Bureau of Fisheries hxva l—m tH*(r business niinsd t now. Kober claimed. The only jjla sh w a rc . . . T h fjr’ll g le a m w ith o u t tim e* Clark Gable has Dually seen sion and not enough Jto aeivicj.’ blonde wife, was charge d’affaires • BILBOS SLCXXSSORf—The death of Senator Theodore Bilbo Detective Terhun*. tall, grayttade I* between dea'cr*. who request too much aid from the making Investigallons. They hav* fault of their owfi.' nf th* Dominican legation in Haris "Gone With The Wind," II* was —abort Program— w o n tin g w ip in g w h e n y o u w an h w ith V e il ID). Mississippi, the “while supremacy' champion, halred and blur-eyed, became in­ examined Ihe fish kllle-i bv the sWsp among themselves for need­ telling n»* on the "Homecoming during the German occupation. United Slate* under the Marshall plague, analysed the water nf the Cartoon- “FOWL BRAWL” rat*** anew the reports on Capitol Hill that Rep Rankin fa V el leaven no Hoap acu in o r u tr e a k y film tp ed supplies and materials. set bow he happened to miss it- terested in nolle* work through an Because h«served while the Plan. The current figure is te killing tide and given n number Norslty- "GREAT LAKES" Vichy regime was in power, the At th* world prtm Ur* In Allant* intrresl lo aoclal’ ProhUm* Involv­ John E ; Rankin- ID), Mustaslppi. hi* “rootin'. A trade magaslne, "The German p o lis h a w a y . P o ta u nd |uuta g o t c le a n bo fo n t L u s t * of exnlanatloas, nano of which ing woman, particularly the prob­ PARAMOUNT NEWS ported hovering around 29 billion tootin' ” countsrpart tn ths House, may be named Fur Trader," is being published present French government has he was so weary (font the civic y o u h a v e to hoc i t to b eliev e IL b c c a u so V el ha* helped to-stay tfie-deslructlQn lem of unmfirrled mothers. tty Alley to succeed’him . • again In Munich, and Knb-s; found •(User diplo- celebration that he w it his feet up refused to tecognia* dotlsis, which is. a lot o f‘money in of or meet the emrrrenrv. * emergency. That wa* mor* than a onarter a in a .recent Issue a review from ‘ . on the railing before the feont row Mississippi ■ Gov. Flsidlng L Wright must appoint rentovcB g re a s e f a s te r , m o re co m p le te ly th o u Plain Toea malic atatus. anybody’s language. That .is about I In the meantime, the derlruciP and slept right through the pic- e m tu rr ago, when her husband, a successor to Bilbo, lo serv# until th# genersl election of 1W8. . an American fur publication. He . ooap. L e a v e s n o d ln lip a n r in g to o c ru b o u t three times as much as was leni tlv* “red tide” continuer i u lethal ihe 1st* llenrv Terhuno, a mechan­ I WCrt’N DEM DRUNK Wing - Tip* read wistfully that th* currcut tu rt ' Hankins backers already are getting busy down la Mississippi ic. was living* She used to hurry V cl clcan n d inhea c le a n e r tita n s o a p a n d to Euro peso nations after the first march 'as Us poisonous water* price for mini imported Into the When IV cam* to th* premiere home from a day of Investigating They hop* Rankin gets th* appointment, and goes on from there to DRlVUHS IS PE LUOUEft' •weep on to new ansai, killing all Brogues U. S. had been f t 10 per holt, as •Wpild War and has never been manner of sea life, undangctlng her*, his wlfe„.th# l#te Carole crime saveti u p t o h a lf y o u r d ia h w a a h in g tim o l he elected in his owp right to fill ths seat of the Ml* senator, who to prepare supner for Henry POLKS IN PE WHOLE compared to f 10 in IfiSO and M in lumbard. said ah* didn't want to and their itever actually was seated tn the Wlh Congress ' rrpaid. And don't forget, folks. swimmers caught In Itssvidour two aon*. George and Loafers 1940. w hen-1,800.000 mink pelts sit through th* foitrihour show Thornwald. Now that both son* that every cent of it comes out embrace, making homo- unten­ WORL'. ELSE DM ALL were brought Into the country, again. So they walkvl through are married. Mr*. j M u i t * ha. ■ your ' pay envelope, yours anJ able.. and threatening the public BE PONE PAIP B1 HOW1. Th* Kober* got into mink breed­ crowds, down the aisle and Mildor lo Hondi health. ing ten years ago because Dr. t out tha hack exit. Recently her own home near th* Tleegen •~r. A m eiitsnil - While no on* seems to know th* County Courthouse. thon Soop Maria la an animal lover and r x r* t T I I ■k I A 1 r* I Maria is an animal l-iv*r and a friend arranged a showing and answer, scientists attar their pet W .7 A fter S<l veers on the Job, she inlvted Clark. "Good pletuie," he A ctual sk in te sta explanations as to th* cause of SSVSI comments. mads by an tnde« , cry of Eisenhower fot the ltd*. They say that mlnuta She decided against foxes because 8y WIU1AM am Ann Botham is getting (-i ndent tabormtury th«r "smell.” Mink* smell loo. but tnl w ill' not down cleapiu organisms which hav* .wv.b.ped swav from "Maisle" as possible, ''Stations West” Centra/ P u tt Writer t name furnished on 2 ^ To tirth* wait?, attach th«mi*!\r* to only rolatively. Th* *oft, fm e tvia lh# loan-oat route. After th# “.Static# W est" . request) prove th at Vcl ‘ lane* of tha General It th* gills of fish and smother IF THAT CAMPAIGN cgalnat Russian veto expert and n Holly­ llk* animals ar* lovtly but hardly Hcter Lawferd. who startwl «>ut i Is milder to hands than dram itlc “Indian 8am m rr,, at I t He ha* Announced hi them to death by pravmllng their wood yes-man. th* long skirt, launched by lovsbls. Thsv not only b it* ths to b* x dramatic actor, dances any other leading prodBALL-BAND hraathing. Others blanw it upon group of Texas woman, spread* 4 candidal*, and will be t « t hand th at fstds them U given lh* with Judy GatUnd snd Gyd O ig uctt mail* for washing residua from strsams and rivers natlon-wtd* a lot of cloth** d*? opportunity, but will bit* sach dishes and fin* fabric*. jo id e n t of Columbia Uni­ washed Into 4b* water* of the Gulf l* R • • • • ttr .t mu.irml O itodptppy J ia iit* t t y t what ---------- - ■ « i v -----*■ •r* may find themselves "Hanama HatlD " She next January, And yel, e> or sav It is caused by an oves w i Yialiy alfad it th t d trtfo p m th t other if un wisely m il cl jn r»Ec.-. . A rth -S u p p o rl on a limb. Thev eat a cat-like di«t ol a w attrm tloo with' a frsns4 th* ■other day in the abundance of'fresh watsr. Many a pound a day of flsh, vegetables ’I I I pa/enf ctllo p h ia t rind. Legion ^convention, therr hold tbs opinion that nolsnrr gas and meat, and breeder* or* Issued K *r T tylo t postcards th*: those container* dropped in Gulf wat*ns I I I special ration cards for buying • X ;L. iuent dttoknds that he be A... designers who refuse to d/icuxs bv tka tha Army l___ havt___ po;*obcd the i "tea Cream Curas Hiccup!"— fish haada and butchers scraps. (he /ongtr dress tty lt art / u f head of ofat government. waters. It is known ’list qiun- 1 lookjnq... b \/c!icr/ hsadiin*. What werriss Jualar Is Tainted food la on* of th* greatest th ittia t th t issue. ‘ *impfy. ar* not aatii lilies of gas were disposed nf In I X. htislnesa Kahu that h* fust can't tear I t I this manner but Arm7 officials I ■ sn x m a th* material thus fa say th at It could not lx th r cau Vcl suds preserve the beauty o f -»hw^ni-*r-WA>OO^Oir stocking* batter than even finest I?xiy. laokLni aroussd •AIhrtyitrOTTolTi'samplej of the away but la this kind a( w*alh*r aoap flakes! Vcl leaves no aoap acum belter. Under such water and of the dead • fish he* that seemi virtUbllv next daar. In stockings or other fin* waahabiao. I I I ' * tiftg can hsp- shown traces of arsenic and, as Blocking* rirta* clear; May ohrof. arsenic Is one of the elements em­ T'wo people who could never water! Vvl docs away with aoap-fading. ItV ployed In the manufacture of LewB *ak Ur# same language. aro •osier than aoap on many dallcata washable colors I §i ° J . ' — — •• facial And Personal ia l Calen e rs %y. Oviedo SALES LADIES W ANTED . As^W AS H IN G TO H -M e CRORY’S f . fes Fit F oj A Queen . . . . COLONIAL CLEANERS Hollywood cuts time in half! Great NEW-Coljate- L. i .PalmoliVe-Feet SODS cleans— faster, cleaner.*, is milder to hanJs SCHOOL SHOES fo r BOYS HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS r RE T E L L I N G M E ! ifisiw rtssiST'.ssr 'f ? $ r j w H w f i ? ;; . v ... • ^ ' . - ' 2a'* , ’> - . I 1' 1 ' V' ' *_*: ir V** •i. * *.. . ' 1- rJ»P ' ■ ’ t e . ^ - - •• Tr ’- |L* ’# . ... - �I PAGE POUR New Jersey Diamond SEEKS TO EMULATE JONES AND LITTLE Star Says Dieting (e /J J J L u i. C 7 < , o _______ * Assisted Hitting ORLANDO, Bept. 2, (Special)— Big Rill Stanton chalked up his 10th Florida Stats League victory hare last night in the final con­ test of the 19*7' season for the Sanford Celery Feds as he limit­ ed the Senators to sla-ryell scat­ tered hits In the 2 to 1 battle. Meanwhile, the Fed batters •rtre combing the offerings of Manager Lou Devil, Gene Major and S u n Zedalls for nine Linglct. Sanford sco rid ' both their tans In lha initial frame from the offerings of Bcvil. . Ralph Satterfield hanged a sin­ gle to left field, sending Don Murray across from third bate and on the throw to 'tha plate W alt Harrington crossed the plat­ ter when Don Ford, catching for tb# Senators, dropped the ball. Orlando, scored In the fifth on a fielder’* choice, an Infield out and a single by Craig Lybraml. Today is an off day for all teems In the league, but tha play­ off .series will begin tomorrow with the Orlando S e c to rs invndIn f Francis Field In St. Augus­ tin* and th* DeLand Ryd Hats motoring to Galnesvllt* for a lllL Silverman. If 'Morey, •* Harrington, rt Lake, kb Bstwtfield, lb *rM«. «f hubs, 1* Tyler, lb itmatoa. p iVbranil. *t Rebellion. lb J 'n i-' rf Oarrtsoa. If M e a n in g , l b Totals ' Beer* by lantnasi Ortsndn ee« 010 #00—i Brrors- ftobtrlinn Ford, Murrsv, Justify.' Runs h s llo t fm Salter{1-1-1. Lybsond. Two bat* h ilt, l.aV* < s . t o u t T llrr, Sttirir**! Jllflt-,. DtilbU play*-. I.H ,r»n,l Justtre etttt Hobart ton; Manning, Jutllr*'an4 Itoberlton: l.vbian,! an4 ttnh. artson. X«ft* on b*/»a: flm 'ord s, Orlando f. Bain <tn b*tln o ff B*v l I. Stanton I, ,/».1»ll* 3 H«r>i-k oin: by novlt t. Wanton , S. Illiat <df Prrll S In 1 Intmiai i rim*! n 't V ■ tor < In S Intilnvs. o run*. l is t e n rUrber- list'd. Ifmplrrt, blobtay and n * thutr Tin... a# TUESDAY, SEPT. THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA arnun. 1 .1 1 up CLEMENTINE PADDLEFORD, , J W EHiter e) This Week AP Ncwsfeatures ni.OOMINCDALE. N. J. When the Lloomlnadalj Troopers of the Class D. North Atlantic 11Mi:u<' returned home from a re­ cent disastrous road trip, safely entrenched in last place and with hnrdlv' a mathematical chance of climbing high enough to gain a nlace in the polt-season play-off*, one-fourth of the town »v*i on hand Id greet the club and attempt *to cheer It on to victory. When (hat many of Btooming<UI»'s 2.81(1 residents Mini out fur a game there must b* 'a reason. There Is—Carl (Dutch) Snvatrkh A native of nearby Mountain View, the 19-year-old. 218-pound Sawatskt has been luring the fans to th* Rloomlngdale «*mei, not onlv a t home but on the-road as well. Rated a great prospect by the Phlladrlnhln National l-nagii" Club when he starred at their Pony League farm team in' Bradford, Pa., In 1946. Sawatski was given tha gate In 1946 by Schenectady Of the Canadlan-Amerlesn loop be­ cause he refused to keep In rondlIton and blossomed to a 240ntmnder—fa r' too pinch for hi* five foot. I t Inch frame. Turning over a new leaf after his unconditional release, Hnwat■kl finished th# season last year with Rloomlngdal*. and (hen busied himself dpring the winter in get­ ting In shape for baseball this •pring. As a result he weighed 220 pounds at th* outset -of the campaign and hat since taken an­ other five pounds off through hard work. ’ A third baseman Inltilly, and an outfielder with Ilr(idford.'*RW,flsk! Is * catcher today by Ids own chid' r. “I didn’t know anything shout the position," he admits, ."but | o f W Hrre p l a in s , MY, G E T S A CHANCB TO . BECOM E ThB JR 3 * 0 AMERICAN AM ATEU R J R & fi ' n n .E S • IN TH E. SAME YEAR in TH E TOURNEY W L 1 \h l ffS r S iy U fw M M i a t p eb b le BEACH,CAL, SEP T 0 TO 1 3 g Murrell Jones, Red Sox, drove in all Boston'* run* with a single and 18th horns run In second was shut down by labdr strife, cam* 4-1 decision over the Yan- and he praised tha spirit af vari­ ous factions alike which united Larry Tensed, Gtanta, won hli during tha recent session of tha 17th game of the season and 10th legislature In working for a sat­ ^ • I g h t with a four hitter over isfactory state labor relations law tha Brave* as (Hants won the for tha utility Industry.' first game of * double header II#’ said ha regretted th at na­ 2-1. tional labor Isadsra had not aesiv RATLIFF the kind that raking In the cash ever could hope' for it to be so "My game was a t good as I there was no way to go except back," he declares. “ Besides, my ‘nervous condition told me I h*J to quit lha tension of the tourna­ ment trail. I had lost Interest in the game Its e lf;,I wae playing only for tha money. I had lost my desire. Golf wasn't fun any more.*' Nelson's views were' aired In ■n Interview obtained following strong reports that he planned to THE IM­ return to tournament golf. l,ord PERTURBABLE Hymn appeared to enjoy the a t­ M ASS tention—It was something from POwN AFTEA the glittering past. It m ust have 9 H O LES made him feel that after all h# IN -THE wasn't forgotten, th at his name still meant something In tha B r it is h A m a t e u r • game of golf. But he was em­ phatic In denying th at ha would go bark to th# weary' trail that B V tH a l' r a l l i e d t o made him rich but filled him with '^ o n te n L 4 , ^K«lsnrf'jft%TW*'■wftvn he added FO R another reason: - "I am too old. THE CROWN / How many golfers are on top when they get In the 36-37 bracket7 1 9 3 0 ,AND LA W ioi LiTTLE IN 1 9 3 4 AHO '3S.WERM THE ONLY 2 WHO EVER PERFORMED THIS, DOUBLE FEAT / that to play I'd have to stay In shape. A* I naturally have n ten­ Holland Speech dency to put~en weight, 1 figured >the lob where I’d have to work ( t ' n n j l n s - a h i m r a i l Ita a ) th» hardest would be the best fyr me. so basked foy i trial behind trophies. The Seminole County the nslto. The poiitim was dif­ Chamber of Commerce trophy, ficult nt first, but I liked it from which must be won thre-r times In the start. J t I can keep on catch- auccrssion for permanent possesIng 1 think I’ll be able to alirk to alon, was accepted by At le e for ha**bsll. And that's my ambition Jimmy Cowan. The Cons: Guard Auxiliary trophy for faitest in­ today.*1 motorboat, whlrn was won What has Sawatski got to do board with the large nioomlngdsle turn- by John Pope, waa presented to oiitaT Plenty. Th# fans all come hli father II. B, Pope. And the Florida Outboard Association s to see him hit humersi trophy for high point winner, won In the first 87 games this sea­ by Reddy of Orlando, was son—he was out two weeks early alioBobby accepted by Mr. Lac. in the vear with a split finger— Col. Willi* E. Teale; U S. Army he came to bat 810 times. He district who was Introdrapped out 110 hit* of which 30 uced by engineer, Manager Ed Higgins of were home runs, four triple* and tha Chamber 32 -two-hasa rlouta. In addition'tts who had bean of-Onmntebee-a*-on* of great help on the has compiled s ilxtabb* number Johns Hirer project and with­ of Intentional bases on halls, and |SL hi* R.B.I. totel of 101 Is second out whose aid I It (I* could have accomplished on the 12 foot by only a single run to the league been channel, said that he hnd just leader. He iend* the rircult In made fipst trip over tho part horns run* by a sltealdj margin, of thehis .channel which h.ns been and the league batters with his completed. He commended the .384 mark. In runs tcored, total hlla and two-base hits lie Is sec­ ond In the league. • So much do the Hloomlngdalo owners, who have a worklii-t agree­ ment with Cleveland, think of Butch th at when the team was without a manager recently hr waa named as acting manager, at 10 probably one of the youngest pilots In organised baseUlt. He also drives the team’s bus on It* trips from town to town, and his vear as senator. Admitting that income Is continually being nug- the l a b o r problem la not one on monted b y handsoma gifts from which all good eltliens can agree, the fans who rentard each of his Senator' Holland declareJ ha wae home runs with a “boniM" spon­ one of those who felt that new taneously contributed .from the labor legislation was needed If America wa# -to m aintain Ha pit* per place In a civilised world. He railed attention to the fact YESTERDAY'S STARS that whtln he served as governor THERE'S A CATCH TO HIS JOB a long time ago) waa the kingpin af ell golfer*.-admits he has a feeling of nostalgia when you men­ tion the glamor and the glory of the tournament trail. Hut HgVon just doesn't 1st him­ self, become sentimental; he looks at it all from the practical stand­ point. - . :,■ It waa just a year;ago th at he quit tournament golf. He didn't he says, because ha had too much money although eraryon# knows he had a pretty good stake. Nel­ son was seeking contentment— Jgp- E V E R TO WIN / ...: BOTH B R ITISH jfi™ AND U S . A rm , '-Ji g o lf The Clubhouse V MOW WrrH CLEVELAND, WHO'S CAUGHT THE r M O ST M AJO R LEA G U E GAMES IN H IS T O R Y ? Richard Diafc, Tampa Driver, Wins Ra<£» Richard D ial of Tampa roared home Juat ahead of Speed Funder* boric, a fellow Tampan, to emerge victorious in tha Castleberry Sweepstakes, the ten mils faatura of the Labor Day auto raras a t the Seminole Park Speedway. Funderburk arrived too late to qualify In the Initial event* of the day, but was allowed to sntar the final raca by a vote of thA drivers and owners. * •A The- five event raca card waa not marred by a serious accident, 'and nearly 800 speedway fan* •creamed In excitement when ears would tangle In clouds of d |s t on the turn*. Winners of the opening races were Disr. Herman Owens of Charlotte. N. C. and E. V. Jlurloek of Macon. Ga. THIS is a l s S9n SEASON AND H E* ’ ALREADY BBYCMD THE 1,938 GAMES CAUGHT MARK-RE^ PROBABLY WONT . B E SA TtSFEO n U wrrH ■ PITTS­ BURGH, HE D tO N T ALLOW A SINGLE ‘i PASSED bau ■l S L HEX CAUGHT 2 .0 0 0 f MR. MERCHANT * ■*£> The EYES of TOK ' V * 1"COMMUNITY WOULD ' , BE ON YOUR A_D- f IT HAD BEEN 69t ir T TONIGHT WTRR 7:15 P. M. Guy I-omBardo Playc were 40 or past but they had only four or five, tournaments a year; ■now them era 40.” Nat­ ion U 36. Nelson Is playing plenty of golf b a t It's n o t th e “pressure" kind, IT* Is appear* pearing In exhibitions over th* country; he waa la 36 In . two months. That he can stlll-hlt that little pellet li shown by the fact that he averager! 07 on his rounds. That would tie winning jrolf along the tournament trail. But ha I* making as much money playing for fun as he could have earned in the tournaments. Byron has plenty of interests. He still sells golf clubs tor a manufacturer, la 5r-vlce-pr»s!dsnt o f-g n - umbrella company at*T o­ ledo, O.. doe* radio work and writes about golf, and owns a 830-acre ranch near Roanoke, Tex., on which he raise* Whltefaes Tho Music Box A fish would suffocate if placad ALWAYS 8CORR IN FIRST fit to co-operate with those seek­ In boiled or dtetilled water. ing national laws to brihg an end MIAMI, SepL ' t Special I — to Industrial strife, but he expres­ There has never been a scoreless sed the hep* that they might yet first half In an Orange Cowl foot­ find th* law as written g. moderate FO R TH E B E S T ICE CREAM ball game. one and try to make it work. HI* .position In the matter had been prompted by three motive* he Kllsuse of electric Irons Is re­ said, as follows sponsible for nearlv forty flrrs a TIP—TOP ICE CREAM dav In the United jjtaL>*. 1) The need for bringing an and to repeated industrial rtoppagos, Wfl m ake our own Ico Croam, AH flavor* 2) The necessity of preventing Dr. Charles L. Person* T u ty — DeHclou# ■— H talthful racketeering by a few labor lead ■OptometrlHt era In tome* unions. Sanford Atlantic Bk. Bldg. 8) The creation of a better bal­ TIP—TOP ICE CREAM Hours: »*!Z l-S Phone 2C« ance between Iqbor and manegeHat. C-13 Phong 1218 414 Sanford Avenue ment so that collective bargain­ Ryea Examined - Glsaaea Fitted ing might proceed without Inter­ ference from eelflah Interests on either side. .. r Emphasising the importance to bringing an end to Interpilhlckering. Senator Holland declared that lha existent* of a strong United States commanding th* frlendsbib H trrforda, and respect of all the civilised na­ tion* of the world Is tha must 1m. portent factor In the InternatlomfT PGA and th* Masters at Au­ picture at the present tima, “W# gusta, Ga. That will be all mu»t have peace f t home," |,e except the exhibitions. The lit- . said. "If wa are to Aava pes>* te r keep him quite active In abroad." . golf and h* meets tb* same Rev, J. E. McKinley pronounced people he did while he was a * tha invocation. Charlds Mcrrlson headliner on the tournament led tha ringing with H arry Kudrll at the piano. Folowlng th# banAn elderly men elbowed hi# way oust a dance wa* held In the May- to where Byron stood chatting fair ball room. with sports writer*. • "You used la reddle for me,’' the m in said. "Yea, you used to rsddle for me and shoot go much better golf than I could I hated to go to tho clubhouse end get kidded." FUNERAL NOTICE St. Augustine Gainesville D#La nil Orlando Hanford Palatka Leesburg Daytona Beach Funeral services, for Georgia Hinton who died Monday morn­ ing will b# held Wednesday at tio o P. M. a t tha Primitive Bap­ tist Church, Cocoa. Fla. She waa the mother .of E ll* . Bims of 016 Cypres* Avenue.' arrangements are un75 .460 itsrFuneral th e direction of Etchelberger's 80 ' ,402 Funeral Home with Eunice I, Wil­ 00 618 son, funeral director. 86 < 61 70 * 67 80 ‘ 68 71 67 64 64 42 .825 .681 ,6fw .614 YARDLEY VENETIAN BLINDS America'* -Moat Beautiful Aluminum - Cedar - Polished Aluminum Ask Me For Free Estimate P. W. STEVENS - 617 W. Robinson - Orlando , Phon« 2-0729 • still save used fats itary of A arleultura m P. Anderson aay*,"It (S' LIABILITY IN SU RA NCE £T-i'~ ' -V.frj ,.J.-=h=r^~ a ~ '.v i y , - •-V V r . ■, 0 . 1^4 1, . i -- \ I 1 ENERAL to meal Florida Financial Responsibility Law effective October 1. 1947. You can be deprived of your rifh t in drive in evenV o d liv in ju r y to m e e t th e t n t n u U for T o p -Q u a lit y G one w It affects proposition. Como In W«' tho lim it to givo you a T rade-In �R igam ist H as . Mates In 6 Years HOWS THIS FOR QPPKNSR MIAMI, Sept. 2, (Special) — Most offense seen, in Flotilla'* Orange Bowl football series was In the 11*4.1 game when Aluhama and Boston College ran UP 11 total of 784 vards. HYETTE. 7Ta„ Sr lit. J.iJP) |ir* r - o li| woiimii. flfhtt Shi-rf . Scruggiti- - i ’. 1. In*rnmi‘ IJifitlr •< IS mill In Ih'1next ktt-. ncuuilvd five mu' ■ hu*A watch .worn constnr.tly . will jvithuut Iwnefit iif divuu'ti llrr n lKi>-Trir pila*in sen- keen tietter time than one worn ymttrrday a ftrr conviction irregularly. A ty . Tmt Scroggins tilrnllfi'"! the ta n a s Kmina Ma** fttHt. a le­ nt of a local tcxlil ■ null vilt. lie said *hc was about four : UH and weighed ctm i: 15 nd*. ergggina said the woman ad­ ded *lx marriages, but said thought tin* firji five had her. Most if the hus* rare service-men. the s t e ­ rns convicted of five raw s Si)v. and Supriiur dodge Porter senten.-.'d her to 111 fur each crmvictlon. nut id the sentelcr* Wrle to currently. (sheriff aaid the fir*-: five es came to light when the parent* of her simh husband, Clifford H. Warran. l7 - / r i t :t»ld sailor, of thiltewah. Term., asked authoritiea to check on tier. Scroggins said she was first married to Ben II. Fuller .if Uok* out Mountain, Ga.. *t Hos»\ die, G*,. at the age of |5 and listed the other husbands *in ordei »* Aifled W. Seaili'S. n suldiei; Emerson llav. a roldler; Cliarlie Aiken*, Frank J. Triplett and Wat nil. If* said h* did not. kmr.v the addi esses of the husl*andi> 1101 whether Aikens and Tripltll were ■ervice men. All of the m am ages occurred in the Humilltr, Ga.. are* on the Gengia-Tonne*see border. (HI AUTHOK of a letter sent President Truman suggesting the creation.pt a new cabinet post (or a "Sectelary of .Familial Welfare", is Judge John A. Sbarborn of C mk County, III He based the request on his own experience In handling di* voice cases. (International) -1 —————— — willing to |iay unite iui rale* ate not apt to fall material­ ■. ady (ti ly until there, it conaidrinhle H i n t s T i l IIO URCW iVUh iclothe* designed for r.rildren's H 1 IU S 1 « n u u s u m t . 1 ttiut most mother; on* dot he* have hariity rli*nt;c"l In 21 Rural Common Sense unemployment m the nation. Weeklf nnmT than n'ii| |ir«*tO- veart," the 1’peeialirt* ngTeell. S * fri»rt __t_II.. H**nn* S' W fe |Ortti»inHlraUi*i» | 1 And whi'n considerable unem­ By S IT U JOHNSON___ Tntlsbsssfe Sprclallst. tie** when o u tfittin g th eir foot. ‘'M*r»ofaclur<!* rHatigV -•>•*•'* en­ ployment il'it develop. * prife* of ough to suit rurrettl fMh’uu. Imt lb'1 Isahelli S. Thursln (lies, farm .ptmtiicl* drop fu‘ler and F AIt MK11S Ml ST EMPLOY Min h trseairll Mrss rlioyrt th« they mnke fww rii.iiii- - to unit farther th.i thy costs of opera t* i i m . v B frrrK it m e t h o d s hintf of clothimr • best roi'erl Ml eliildren’**neerls.” • CHILDREN'S tvE \ : TO MAINTAIN PROFITS hig u farm The thing fn(tnv> * growing ihiidien. For *.t minn . ► The .reason. ?I:** sjw* iitiMi.i i’*sell will i|n t< likely omit down fkouontisN (ui<T oilier* who lirve, 1* n lack o f liiis to tw lltlf American rhildien .v-m bj I, of veoi• t w(mu 11 in home ilenii.ii- lo-tf n titao-.t.i. : iroi * on* homestudy tin* business side nf tanning in |ilici l*»'lote the things .they • ■ Kd*s thtougil ’ !‘ • llqtiith more coin for tahly arid -'i' t' *' ■* . ale ruii’vltnt-d tfust fnrntef* must buy;— t'ldj tit 'I- 111n ’* . t * Maf.ufatTuu. ■ ladiesf 1 tin lit 1 v isill, ■ in »M The le*t war to he prepared clot hi ll for sellout If.-nio'-to 1* an * I ••stilt* >f thi* rrsertteii to l-*tt«n Mi.lllfll ii«p only the Iwal method* they -dU-finl U-fuif... 1Key luul a u-tknow* if they a w .to nminlnin •> to meet 'ileciiiting Jirtees t r„ elithinit m anufacturer,ilith . entil'tlr to lilt), tud *t(44» of * mail.i f„i r„.u ('lot lie. .|ioobi i ’* fair, margin of profit in the year* product* •Hittelltly and lodiicr lei iituii-i standing n t, Thi lit hiin children"* 1 tutl)* ; fsaki' h o i . . 1 I jw 1 1 ,1 . fnm! 1 fiddlin'* cotnfiofr ahead. Efficiency in production cost*. H int . the win years t.nqi- jtix'iN and iinddi-Mt*. I i Sl'-lt: i l!l pioper p n y - h ill ),-■ Hopimul) ■ It; tiiiool vein - Ifilit ...fits.i ti*vi ha* lieHi in*' 1easing lapkliy nml «rs pradii*i . |. from omr-fnuiJh to agreed *•)'' o'- Flat l fill ■I'V' po* These 'wonirn want .’W hey that hint to l.tk 1 whif tliei i.-idit gab xpes'iMlM* rat In 1 (lino what li,i> a inted. must continue to inc lease, the nne-ihitit 1 .i» with 1*' iwfvj-'fttj'K.n,it'Mnv » ago at the I S: I' ;».i in,. ns i«.-.it nisi wash Well, 'it..' * '•bill! t'cnhumists say. tun toil on wntl take oil ii'ii.’ df. • 1 iru t of l« ....'■... Hint an*, romfortal.le and oti.' t'y 11. |*iu i , The cost of uiivruliiig llie uvriV SC the U'ecialiits, who ti'ig-o'it 1 iti.r, count foi 'in lion. Vet » if't ’ 'le; Iif I s ■poioti w a» over age faint is neatly twice as high and im pioi.u efficiency went th an n toidi ■1 . i i n iwltli itmrc ito. lit 11*45. it Ht* " )k i cant. now as it was in It'll. Trices of answer. li'rtn homemakei*. osni>- >1 t' " ■tie to buy nil'll 1ii>tlit'*, they find Tlie Mr ml toward higltct prod I,cli.f ili.it c|)»dttQ> *•■."!. * oh- thru; sintce nt; mi»#i't(t In .tile services and godiU fanners must y la *. s l s 1gelt contihave are high and many of these u c tlo n > Worker 1* lihriv to yon- clothing is it»i«ii-ui n u d bf » stole** tintir, »n.iti,,aodtl.i- uoticaik nuituok fur till th ey e yearaj eats ,„ ,lV, nienl- They .'“ 1 « costs are still" rising. Those good* tinue, "Though 'spoi ls niid wms etui! 1 - il .'I. . . S. 4 . I .."t "*o(io squat* foi‘ -nduHs r||u\e* h e n •titlp’t Vfl I mile*. ami* >wi i ice* which' dcitviul tmjsUi. kb**d '*%t*i’Of(Uwl.a ni>"r optl-J ..p,,,,. in that itiothefy w.i it.i upon th e co st ui fabor fnfior ’ire'ay^iirtfirtlc Are (<•' ti" i.nm ef wi.0.00 locpl p ecied to coht iuuivfisTi 1g j t n I"If*' * hr* a r t .tT tliti 1ttiut. fur some months, ivilmps. Faun wage tales lo s e fa ste r St. Leo Prep School d u r in g th e w a r than did the TRE OLD TIOME TOWN price o f fill in pw xtuets. O n e-ih ltd m o te pi thin* ts or more m e r e ­ quired to pay fin un hour o f hired labor now lium in l u l l . And .w age N O T IC E Beginning: Week, of September 1st and until further notice (he following: Firms will remain open on Wed­ nesday afternoons and will close at 1:00 on Saturday afternoon. - SANFORD PA IN T & GLASS COMPANY SEN K A R IK GLASS & PA IN T COMPANY Begins fiSth Year ST. ; »:•>. Sept. 'J (Special I ’ jS l. Lao i elli ye preparatory. Flor , iila'a ilkk ’l t rail -fluHli tUl Iki'i i Will l» ; :: tilt) eighth '( t i l : year >• !*' 8. Thi* Banco county j school Bi.minliE dt aw a mote ijutii: •JllO ati.-n T- trotn the »lutc and: part* tin nation. lie* Ift, ■ the icgi.rai aiailrtnicf course* at St, Leo the srhodl'Ol ter* B- »tudeut* nuinerous extra­ curricular rnttVttlc* aUeli-a# ilelit b.f..I, ihruee nrcliyttio. new pn[w>r. >t *>f radio, itll* iltib and si lilifd- k*|h' I ntcil then it!'. Five fiileigtl language, ole. of ! feted Si i • >> rtudciu; a> well n an etirai.iil matheinatii* anti k h cnee viilinulum. St. Leu Held, varsity train* in tlie fiiur inap t sports and •iitfers a well-iopmOdL, ml ran,‘. al . |!'ugtdin. t'ottcli if • Pat litrr, forttier University *f | Florida ty-'inoR /sU t.r t - y - 1,-.- —.E1 , Ann ■y tlie Si. Leo *1nifeti** again J l - seat "ill in* Logtuit Kelley of Saitfoid, Iv & r n m 1 CARRY A N T l- \ .^^S^WORRY / S : 1 I nsuranceF O tt R K N T S A R T IC L E S FOR SA LE 0 GIVING A DEMON SIRAHON of a new llre-rcM-ne (b vice, Cart Sam* hold* Joe UancU, Jr., 3, In his atm* as In* dcjcrnds from au ii|>|>yr *lory of the Architects Building In De­ troit, Mich. An utdiug In the rnaiiulacturcr, the device will lower a load up to 1.300 pound* in safety at 6 feet a second. (International) W ORK W ANTED tSCORIt PI.AYKKK Tot Cent. By FLOWhTtfi EXPERT painting —conti’u t or day or week. The Music t i n , IIP foe all occatlon* hourly basis. S. G. Slogan. 8l Phona 053. VfeNRII.L A YOST FLORISTS Free eatimair*. Phone 7HIJ. Hlpea Av*. ju il off Celery )F7iCF apace in Metocii Bpiiding. ‘ Large light office*, ,ew 1/ decor- Office ph. 401 residenr* ph. 010 R FLOOR SANDING 4 'fim.di'inrf, a tK , all ntilitiet, heat and janlcleaning A waxing. Dm poWet CONCH RTF, 8HWF.ll IMI'R tor Beiviie furnikhed. Call tiiid SHJ'TIC unit enahie* u* to work where TANKS. Gieaie Trap* W II. A A. Dept. Store. there ia no electric coniif-tin t Block*, Aluminum Winduiv* und available, til yeuta expetienc"._ Screen*. White cement Paint, IAPARTMENT for rent-See lllrbII. M. Gleason, l-ukn klury. Fla.’ lt Park Avenue.--------— — - _ J ’eriua-UIc. Hurricane,., brae.* 'M ilacle Concrete Company, riuit 12 SP E C IA L •}> « VICES A N T E D T O KENT Kim Avcv Phone J135. AUTO RADIOS, "Motorola Sale* > u i m F lll.lt or unfiiridiheil apt. and Scry lea. The Miulc But, FOR H E N T -Floor sander. Easy 1 pans, irsidehta. By lit of Scpr. III* W. ta t tit Phone 853. operation. Reaninaitle r a id , .Nun''C t «1 in as possible. 2 bedford - Patnt-*-t»«M ~tA jrTtione rpoms Please call-721-H after SOFA AND CITAin, !•». ucellan i ao3. » . (li00. condition, attractive teat cover*. Must tell by Sept. t. Phone 75J, DOIKJE PLYMOUTH I B E ^ L E S T A T E FO R SA L E Wetlev Davli. Holy Crut* ParPA R IS ANII HRItVICK ith lioute. Upstair*. , I0 t Palmetto Are. Phona 1011 BEAL KhTAl li INSUItANCB HOT WATER HEATER FtigidMOIt'IGAGK LOANS alre ami ituve. Oooil condition. YA-UE moth proofing laat* b Vest a. Hava your wUaleni moth BA4UIOND M. ItAl.L, Itralior Phone 10HO-J, between 0 A.-M. proofed now. Downtown Clean^ teg istsrc il Broker and and 7 P. M. ei* A laundry. 113 Paimcttu leiuranc* Agent B aL i Florida m at* Bank Bldg. PIANO— Knabe Gland. Reconrli-I At*. Phone 814. tlonrd andI uted. See II .1 .J w r .lt; ^ Tunt ' (nd |tt | * )rll,c . L L NEW THREE *wd“oom bungalow Bailer, 73d N. Magnolia. Orau , Htf J M. W built in 1848. Large lot, can be lindo. . — haadltd for it'MKi.vi cam , bal­ ance monthly. G A R T IC L E S W A N T E D HHJNH ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Ktattor Show cards ■ *nd __ posters lond Lundgidsl, Avkoriate Higlictt cash pries paid for uatd 00-—DUE'S SIGN HER VICK 732 A llsjlic Bank Itldf^ > furniture. Ted Davis Furniture 0. D. Landreta. Phooe 1821 Co. 311 E. t*U Ph. 851k D FIVE rotnn bungalDw en RENT A CAR corner lot. Immediate pus- I'LL HUY your car regardles* of YOU DRIVE IT un. Priced at f.ViuO.Od with age or condition. Roy Roe), 380 PHONE 200 W. 2nd fik BRHICKLAND-MOBHISON RCAlRT A. WILLIAMS, lleillnr U DHIVE-IT. INC. " WANTED PIANO, must he in Kayfenmd Lundqnist, Aetorinle good condition. Phone County .722 Atlantic Bank Bldg. SEE US FOR 8702, MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING SA LE ICLES AND TYPING 7 Peti* Livestock, Supplies CREDIT Lt'REAU OF 1NG fens for sal*. Lancy'a WANTED—good home—sums one , HANFORD St urn. to love me—a little puppy. In­ ilb N. Park Phape 180 FtlKUfc—complete quire 2218 Palmetto, Feed ft tore EXPERT RADIO KFPAIHIN g RALE—9 female Fred Myars. 811 E. 2nd flk Poultry Supplies, Nalls, Spaniel puppies. 410 KlUot Av*. in* Feed*, Groceries and Phone 425. LONNIE MCMULLEN’S Market s. Touchton A Watson, 1201 Barber Shop open Thursday, ry. Phone 1188. HELP W ANTED Friday A Saturday. kLE—Umsroek for drive- GIRL for cashier A connect coohand roadwayw—Phona . ter. alio eoda gill. Laney's Diug THE HOME SlIOl* Store.___________ WATCH A CLOCK REPAIRING 1700 Sanford Ave. Phone IH3-J SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS • ATTENTION MOTHERS Experienced. Steady work, good —DIAPER BBKVTCK— pay; five day* a week. Congeni­ Baby Vaivet furnishes hotj.itjl al »urfounding*- Com* ready for clean, sterile diaper* and deodotwork. Sunnytown Sewing Plant, ited container. Ee momicsl and Casselberry, Fla. safe. Fnlly medUnlly approved Call Daytona 2407-W-e«llcM f«r details. 80 diapers, 32 a week. IF YOUR SAW needs ro-tnothing, setting, filing nr hammering. Call Ph. 810-R.______________ Legal Notice MIT II -KTVTfrp (■■:srfFT*]r fyrfrfTT—'Vit Tft-rtill Ibr tttnnlM tltbfiti- It‘l-r-ii-n— Sint I s4,*l -iATftin atiil#E llti* fit'lil r**t|•!»*“* l*f*t+ii»*» tViirk* uitsl Itml ^ » in 1 ( 4 to i»|it*r#E - .ill III. .., 11 • t* tit* intit* tii tlie Hytib^' O ^ tii.. H.lltlf- 'THiy|7r;i Iui i*• 4.| FI*.I ill.I U lll Win. Il" l l.lk .1 Itir CiiMil! ('BUM ui Ira-IlliIntiV t'Hllilw it n i \.\\ H r Mt»yn » t<iu . Ott B#l * nubilfdiiPik Auk 4?* i>4?> Wheeler of Sanford CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS Alu'mlniim, Steel, Wood! 10 DAY DELIVERY We REPAIR! FREE ESTIMATES Phone SOS GETTING UP NIGHTS GETTING YOU DOWN? • (<kk) M*t far you folk* wfco to (*< up *i niftit to p w , « i i „ , ha*, batkacb*. too, twcauM tA mtoec fuMUonsl kiiln*y iliu iS m . Thr*» HMotion* *(o. * faraout doctor d***lop«d a mediciaa for pill v*r; ueubla. Now million* have u*ed It, otien with • m i iilG f*»l. *H*ctl** reeull*. Tha nwdictoa il Dt. Kumar’s Swamp-Root, made It I* ti*rb*. n u ll, »*e*ubln, and battain* - truly lului*'* own way to nliaf. I ^ V i ^ ‘‘^ ' n . T . u Z ™ k fluthirs out kidney* . , , Inti***** th* 0ew el Ufliw, b*lpin( to relieve eat*** •ctdny . . . to hfitiU d bladder *•<• • lood (luihtni out, too. Caution: Tab* a* dit*ct*d. You'll **y |t’, m*nr*loturor lr*e trial tuppiy, writ* D*pt. K, Kilmw A Co., Inc., Ho* JU J, Sumfotd, Coon. O* - get full *ir*d Iwitla of Swamp Root today at you* dtueitore. iMedtcgJ T#*t Prflvtd T i l l C rM t to M m MONTHLY FEMALE 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL SANFORD Beaut] Jtr Salon—Phon* 1354. 800 Park.. Mary McMahon. Phone 1854. Permanent wave* l i t , un. wuarantood. . W ater . Suf- a w i rantr. AT«iop*rt ove11ingV ____ t«J* — - 11nvnr Young man with aptitudr in E rf- I ^ _______ _ M Hah- dev naw*pa|rar work, .\ p . MrotflrD pvtvon who teak tiillM dj-C as pun ml to rallata aurh aytnptotaal In a recent mnllcal laat Innktiam'a OmntiCiurMl proved rarnarkabl* btlprul *o ovman ttounl'd thi* way. It's what [)«1(4* rail a uurtna amlallra. It tiaa a (rand Mothla* atfact <u one o/ woman'* moat (mpertont orran*. Taken neutarty — pUikbam'* Compound betrw buudup m U i u c t to tueb atatrvea. Alan a great aromschtc tool*I UTOML PINKHAM’S gSEtfV" 1 , A RcgL-lftr A d .!» I f . i i N c w ip n o tr By STANLEY �TUESDAY, Truman’s Talk hare ll U at ol Sanfof •d the Mansg and flt Sanfor In thi offsrin Ralp • ta ttrra| aod ’at Walt I tar wfe the' Be Orla a flslt £ Off M With t ing >1 tine a motor! Iq-bra. Robsri Jt r . r tCrX•) Jtml 94 Lyhtst Boat Races VA Expects Increase heat wa* to Intense that early at' (C n n a M l i m r i f t Oaei In College Students IOm IIm M t i n Paa* *>#•) hod member* of the u . S. dele­ by Guy Ferllta, third place gation to the conference, headed won by Marty Howard. Tar WASHINGTON, Sept. 2, OP>— by Secretary of State Marshall. and Jim Cox of l.ake Alfred, n The Veteran* Administration taid Inaid* atory of hpw' tha late In fourth. The President arose this morn­ today It expects 1.325.000 World President Roosevelt picked Harry ing and took a walk aro u n d 'th r • The Clan C hydroplane ri War II veteran* to go to college S. Truman for the late 1944 vice this fall, a 10 percent (nervate apacloUs grounds of the U: H. wa* a rinse contest and was < glare <J the flames while six miles presidential nomination If told H Embassy with the White House by J. I). I.amon of Ft. (.aut th# autobiography of Edward J: away.“‘ . physician, (trig. General Wallarr The agency, basing it* forecast . l uggage, canoea and trappinga rlynn. Democratic national ComH. Graham. He had breakfast with his family. They left the embassy, upon advance registration.!, ad­ of 1vacationists were scattered mltteeman from New ( York and cloae associate of the late prest. vised atudent-vrtcaan candidates over the track*. . about 7:80 A. M. for the trio • . Firemen pumped streams of dent. for aubaiitence allowance to take to the Qultahdinha Hotel. The book, la to he published water on the blaring ratlsray •long enough money to meet their In hit address Mr. Truman took peraonal financial needs foi at roaches from a ditch adj*r«ql to Friday by the Viking Press. the not* of unjty of the Amer­ H ynn. "bo*a" 0f the Bronx least the first ala we.-ks of the the right of way. ican nations in agreeing upon A few commandeered truck* and Democratic machint for 25 rears, autumn derm. Ant-for-all and atl-for-one defen to. 8lnee veteran* are not entitled later a line of ambulances brought say* the decision on Truman's , “ You have made it clear to any to subsistence allow’a q trj until the Injured to Winnipeg and 8L nomination was mad* well In adpossible aggressor,” he said, “that they have' been In training -a Boniface. Doctors an I nursev ,,B t* ®f the nominating conven the American republics are )teter- f month, student* entollin*’ la** in treated many of the leas severely support one ano: Aln*d to* ' September normally will not re­ Injured at the scene or a* a"rail­ against attacks. ceive their first check* until No*. way clinic at Winnipeg. Only th# -j Our nalUgs have produced most seriously Injured were ho* egampl* of- good- netghborltness pitalized, and International amity to th" Many of the aurvivors. so.ne of fis t of the world, and in our associ­ In the heat. thrm suffering Injuries, worked Train Wreck ation together w* have strength­ heroically with the rescue crews The K and F service run-about ened th* fabric of the United race was won by Jack Wycoff an I T••lla«*4 fmw Pag# (Im | to reach those trapsed In the Nations. You can be justly prpud was followed by Charlie Jone,. been traveling at ahotd 30 miles wreckage. They led M many waiiy persons «wne e>f the achievement of this con­ Johnny Ferllta. K. M. Irvin of an hour when It crashed into the jto- wx safety before they were beaten leader* at the convention but that ference and I commend the noble Miami and J. D. Bills, The sec­ standing ■t a later conferene while he express shortly before bark hv the Intense h«a!. Ibirlt which ha* Inspired your ond heat of the rare wa* also won 11:00 P. M. fF-STl. TV sworn! W. R. Drvenlsh. vice president, wet absent, they decided on Jemot hf forts." by Jack Wycoff followed by car of the 13 in the tptvlxl hurst western region, of the -Canadian ■• Byrne* Instead. ’ Declaring his country is deeply Johnny I rrU t,. Charlie Jones and •nto flame at once ami fire . „ ___ National Railways, said in s state quick­ Flynn related that he argued lous of It* position In world el. D. hill*. ly spread, first t>i the L. __ .................... other nient Issued In Winnipeg that of■nd nn#» r had .to *, _ tha President ••!<! thr Httalla of the ,line _______ were et -the The final race, the Class C roaches and then to a grain d■ry - n ...........r 7j gel the President on the telephone' United Stales engages) in the re­ service race, was * nip and tuck •to r standing beside the dark at wen* • • • a caaua'ly ______ llrt N m tall *h "(her leader* cent war “In the deep faith that battle. Jim Donovan of Jackson. thla email flag atop. laiter I t fan- would lie compiled when ld»ntifle- that Flynn'* action had b*n auWe were opening the way to a h -vT thorited by him. ',ul J *rk Wycoff. James ned over to oil atoragr tanks near- *Don of victims waa completed, f f tf world.” but added: by. Devrnish said the vacationer'* * ^No agreement has been reached Member* of the few fam'lies "Pcclal. which consisted of two among the allies on the main out­ which live In the vicinity of Dug- luggage cars, nine ceech-s and JAP Hill PS lines of- a peace settlement. In won by Jack Wycoff followed by aid said the arena was i holocaust twn Parlor cart, collided with tha tonsequence. we are obliged to Jem e, Whitt, Speed Curry. Chxr- when they arrived. Flami-s were • Passenger train while the latter contemplate a prolonged military lie Jones, J |m Donovan of Jack- shooting 60 feet in the air. they w«» discharging paaaangers at MCUpatlon of enemy territories. Dugald This Is profoundly distasteful In rommittee whirh cOmpIrtH the arrangement* for the r.-gat!*. Fifty year* ago SiF Ronald Rou eonomlc recovery 'h a * lagged, Among thnte1SssiiUtuz Jn maipietdiscovered' that mosquitoes car­ A steel baggage roach on th* iraat qrhan and i-glpatrial. areas n w,,rr AT bee. n. ried malaria parasites in th tir av# been laft in a (tat# of deArthur Moore. W. B. ■oeclal remained upright lm» be­ andenca on our economy which it Hoffman. Ji L. Hrumirv, 11. II. hind It roarhea were siting r r i i • painful to us a t It It to them. Pope, and Jimmy Hooltban. Ed |*Thls situation ha* Impeded the Anderson and Blli I.udlum of Dayiatu rn to. normal economic con- Iona Beach also fidod 1.1 making ditiona everywhere In the world and has hampered- seriously our •fforts to develop useful form* of Red P r o te H t AVN.W^ •conomle collaboration with j»ur (raariawe r - i . Dari quarter horse rare M. C. Coleman ?va* Bret, Charles Moore second knd Charles Beck, third. . In th* first of the to eliminati.m races which marked the start of th# program a great roar of ap. plause ram* from the crowd at * feminine rider. Dot Whltn-r of Hanford, riding Mr#. I). Banket' Champion' dashed to victory Other first place elimination winnera were Kdward Cameron. C. M. North, W. 0 . Kitliee, Herbeit Douglai, Jean Reiter, George J aeoba, Perry Cameron, Carl Rabun J . R. Arnold. • Those who ---- »»n second place In allmlnatlon were D. L. Hendrick#. Earnest Lea, Lonrin Douglas, Nor­ man Fore, Roy Reiter, H. M Glaason "Ruddy" Rivers, C. E. Mow*. Fred Roberta and J , C. ....if'T'r**4 ' " ' " • ’■a* il l 1° pursuing ohjectives rnicli nave l*en commonly agreed n making arrangement for that urpose with any other occupyrig power wilting to work toward he common end." The note, signd hy Undersecretary of State lobert A. i.ovrlt, recalled that be American government ha* I ranee participated in the l.on don talks against which Rutsis protested but did not join In rais ing industrial output In lla xone Britain and the United State) agreed to discuss French requests for greater roke exports from Germany in Berlin aa aoon ai pnaaible The conferenre prom* i w Ixindon isonfion ronfrrtnre l»«M hat although Indirslfrai productlon wiu lie incieased in the Britlali-Amrriran xone thla plan should not result In priority b*. Ing tA-thm Oermany ovrr lhst of the demo' cratic countries of Bump#." Third clast elimination winners were: Edward Yarborough, liiij Marlwtlher. Harold Pell, Charlea Beck. Harold Pell (again), Ronald Vlsno Andy Marsh, Waldo Cor- IRO PrcpurcH To Aid Ion, J. R. Kills and Junior Vlono. Deported Refugees Judge* wer* Sheriff P. A. Mero, Edward Camtron, Henry I>eo and I/. L. Hendricks, who served as * I!1* }cfePfr wao, John Leonardy, UP)—Tho International Refugee who hai officiated aa starter at Orgenlietlon was reported pre­ pared today to return th* 4.400 W .!.nT #v.tnU of th,B r Jewish refugee* who tried to enter officiated. F. McClelland, county com­ Palestine almardt he 8. 8. Exodu. 1947 to the ramp* from which thay* missioner. aat In the broiling tun earvta all afternoon on ’■ truck with no top and doled out the prise money, "Next time w ell have • canvas* cover — I nearly gave out" he Commented afterward with a smile, but added that It was hy far the uuv ior mggeat and .heat riding program ———r , ■— A| which ha had ever officiated. humanitarian reasons those from George Pittard did • bsmg up ramp* would he screened end re­ job of announcing over the loud turned. He eald the IRO would speaker and kept after Ah* p art­ •provide La —I cere end maintenance for icipant* to line them up for aventa With tha laaat delay possible. Detween 1939 and I94fl Franca When .the greased pig capturo evgnt took place, he had to. order suffered a population loss of a lwarm of small and larg* boy* 1,000,000 men and 500,000 wnmsn. getting away after It waa capturqd. and It was feared that some­ one would get run down. Mre. Harman Harriett, Secrelary of the riding club took ear* at the recording of event# and was ably assisted by Mrk. Edwerd Cimiron. Mn. D. Bftnkn and Mill Cathirine Rivera. I Just a Dream ,WT H E N there’s the old chestnut 1 about the aentry th at would hare delighted Freud who dab­ bled In tha subconscious mind and -delved Into the realm of dream*. It’s often mlaquoted." Inspector 8harpe paused to find out If we were listening. "How doe* It go?" asked De­ tective Blanding. "The correct version concerni a »entry who rushed excitedly Into the tent of his commanding officer during his tour of duty. Ilia fare w ai.fluahrii and hii breath waa coming in »hort pants, No puna, please. He man­ aged to blurt out. lo tha nflkar that ha had ju it had a terrible dream. He dreamed that th# ofC IX dogs hav* their own Indl. . , ........... ^ 'v l d u a l houiaa. On# n ig h t ^ w ix a tr ijf W w in n h a an enemy anlper. He begged th a . .xceptlon of tha dog occupying officer not to leave his tent to go house number two. all entered - tha wrong houses. • ; 'T h a officer who had little Make aJx counters tha alia of patience with Ihe theory that the numbered house*, number dreams predict future events them from one tto ala and plara ordered his sentry to be shot at each otia on ita qorrespondlngiy aunrlie. The eentry wa* placed numbered house, “th en by mov­ l>\ the guardhouse and the ex­ ing one counterat a time ate If ecution waa carried out as ord- In 10 moves you can get each dog In tha right house. In other “Why w it the eentry ehotV* word*, one, two and three should lift! M mi« mstit ns iw •■»* n»w ii ism A, occupy the positions of four, l»*i i"fw m s uii*i i i i 11—i 'ii| iiim , two and five, and four, live and am 11** m 11*11>®411 m»»e <* m* six should be where fix. one and ■ia«M *«M"S *, l«. ,» Su|J.. n*e *m»« #• ai*> »«i*~i« •»>»* threa arc found In tha drawing. 1. • iV « m r n r i 1 Ilf" SI wit ■••a an *sI iespt|*t Tongue Twisters 8ay aloud repeatedly; Eighty eagle* easily ate every Ml early each avanlng. , , . , " , > . L°og, lank, lean and lazy Ilona of I-ydla lay luxuriously |n low T ’*’ • FIND THE N AM E O F A BIRD . I r * *r,ln 180 Jong trace 1 atS5 m.p.h. an hour, how Ion will It taka to aaaa-cotnpletel ovar a bridge 24g/arda long7 ' waMS! rseyzieaax ■•W>S|*a The places are. in tha order concealed In the v e n a : a uni­ versity city in New York S tate; a city in Colorado; an English Channel town in England; an im portant m anufacturing town in Franca. What ar* they? ______ I»»4C|» *»«l* •• q»«n»r tss IT'S ILLUSORY Partly cloudy through Thura^ajr. Scattered afternoon 'stiOWsl*. Winds Ktntle and'vait*H* mostly •outlitily. * Ton are to /111 tie h vacant •q u art with nu­ merals between 0 and 9, Inclusive, to mike the horIson til and vertlcal to tals Indl a ta d in the "dell n U lo n a " a t bob VOLUME XXXVIII Enigm a-Charado H’ifA F IR ST before your eyes }’<m may obtain th i prise. But find the SECOND out Ere you begin to ehoutl Yon then <’tis quits a feat) Uay read without COUPLETS. (*—Pr*4n txslnit IT—K«t* la U* seats ' 1»—Takti dlsrur 10-W h .i nibiitsl w*r4 as*4 la l 014 TvsUOMal nsaat beU*4» (Gsn. MiM) tl-W bat 414 the tblldrso t t IboWi aa4 lb* sblUraa ef Q>4 cell tbstr . "lUrf (leak. ZI:Z4) W -'H lIM l Ilia tba relsa at «y erf. sty Elea, and my M ( far eat* UaawtlTl-------■ (P*. Ill) *•—Narraw walarwif *o-r'*v»r I t —Ualt af srerk **—Agsiass wbal alsra wkarv D*vt4 <»«ll 4*4 the Lard detlafa JadgmsstT (Is*, till) IT—Rrrise *•—“l will trust la tbe LJ0W wall (Jo you know blrdiT -. l ' ' < • Th« name of a certain bird TMi een be fmind among 4h* objeeta — ■ .------pictured aboTt: To d lacom it, _ , writ* down tba name or each of SalotU naf tha objects. Then select certain wt-out Proklem conaecutlv# .letter* f n t t each, presented els*. Arrange thea* In ordtr and tha whavq la tha naraa of tha bird will appaar. page. What la th# name? ; SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3. 1947 U.S. Demands New Legion Head l|Jew President digit* already ip For No nutnbara a r e to be r e ­ peated In any vertical or horDental row. Appointment Is Good Only To Sept. 15;. E x-H eadT o Be Bar­ red From Country (T h t solution appears els etchers in ths,pags) Solve It With Scissors / / 'P A R A D O X j To ons-fifth o f yacht, f To ons-fourth o f shot, Affix one-sixth of nibbls; To tase-thlrd o f d*tr, To ons-fourth o f slttc. Annex on#-/f/fh of sibyl; Units ths whole and you r then survey A network spread for unssi J peeling prey. sq u a re •bora and tha. four triangle* a t right. Then Me how quirk* iy you can a r­ range them-to form a perfect i '__ . •e»«w*wt»tH K A A 3 T E R Y o f w o rd * ffliJ » ” * means knowing when n#i to ipeak. Or, aa Tupper put It. it a phrase presented here aa i cryptogram for you to solve: oot easy. A solution appears slsewhert in ths ZAWW-MFiNAJ nFWATG BRAIN TEASER V IIM V NCSA A W C R P A T .C t | R|nchhMln*e“ 0"d1 *h t t COnUinl aU of th » vow«I»r MVIIT IIQAAGV, including “y"? ss«t||i r*«niri|tn„ istfn W hat Anim al Did They Find on the Farm? O H N N Y and Mary are back hom caftara preaehool vacation on a farm. Thera Government Will Use Necessity For Amer"Get Tough" Policy •ican Action Before End Of Yea- Pre­ Toward Workers To dicted • By Lovett S p e e d Production W ASHINGTON. Sept 3. tAI Foreign Secretary Ernest Hevin'i • iopoi.il lor a redistribution of the gold stored at Fo il Knot. K y. apparently look official Washing­ ton by surprise today. • Undersecretary of State Robert Lovett told reporters at a news conference that he had heard nothint about the/proposal and there­ fore could not comment on it. Saurei, vice president under Joa t M in s Velasco lh aire. who was ottled nine days ago, was a lead­ er of the counter-ievolution which ytilerday toppled thr p irirn d ri. Col. Carlos Mancheno. Msncheuo irsignrd last night and disappear rd. In a greeting to .the ainud forces, Suarez 'promised his -resig­ nation a week from Monday. Valaaco Ibarra waa barred from return to office by the council of Si: WIiTfli ileclared he has “KanJoned hi* post definitely cord with th* group's «hi terminating hi* functions‘by the nunrialluis. of Coaimunism mal about which they had heard a Joel Field Makes | Report On Legion Meet In New York eom pletad the drawing, color It with your crayM M sC M tK rsM VERTICAL, l —* V ! spsn4 saw jsars as a -m m ii*' " w (r . »5*»V * T T , l-" T b o o srsw asst t h e -------- - with SkCMRajar"1""” I-Inurnttlsnal Uagsagt X 1 te?* k,,t"7 u **riTS, rrV.V',',’" ■ *—Whe latsrpr*t*4 th* ‘keadwrtt- TAVhjSjYu,orB‘,,"h»,,*rt •-P r*p*rv4 T— ! fr*tying f sr rrsrsln* «#4 balding a flora el•f wsik • —Wltbla *—Abhorred ia~ **et"4 eea *f Oaoa (1 Cbr. I iM) !•—tevtta II—Lare4 t t —Arrange 14—rslbsrs r ~fL V !,k •‘•••‘dest bray a &iix~z.-sr3fc **—Car4lae) aaaber* 19—ftreag affertlea* 19-fee whom 414 Jaeeb ssrrt teres sx _ ktsiter ?.* £ T (0^ " ' M> 93— E J .n r , rrrrrri • 1 ;i ■7 iiki r i ri tTfiLri. n r r n nocnea; r r r , I P n fa n K 'r r p & 'S ' WASHINGTON. S ,p t. ana's Agrarian Union f'rlkov. |L‘t ' ^rrrr-F r ifF I i r i ' F F r r ki ’T-rn E H u n c v .iii and WASHINGTON. Sept. 3 iiilri.ri irl.,1) of Stale |.ovclt ■SHI I.hI.iv tbit the eiononui' (lin t ille Glade Prison Farm Is Scent; Of Nocturnal “Party" ill i Imh expected and some kind Amnic.su action to merl. it *prnlly will Lr neccstjuy befoie end of the year.*, n making the Knmniril pres.utopein pictuie H K 14L tiL A trt..f la.. Sept ) U» l ight prisoners weie dead today, id one othei was dying aTtri inking woihi alcolml n u trd with nr rollre at a nocturnal “paily" th r'S tair jimon tamp liras hrtc- iris ul ihr pittim division1 nrgiuet tuiisumrd a pint ■|-«ml irisirill1itilgld hr Iiredrj. fm it-him t—rxrh sn g r liriiiiiierx nil,i III HIM llu•■U!> iiiu tu ir lircam.- vi-ih-nlaiul clglit mmciiiiiIx ,1 ,luring juirter a Troop Withdrawal “ Florid* seemed to have little | U |y tn j opposition in securing the 1948 day signed convention for Miami," Field technical d JACKSONVILLE, H a. Sept. 3 stated. The convention will be held d r a w s ! of t TA*)—Stale Senator W. A. ,flA 17 “ • ‘l 18 ln F,or,d*’» Italian terri treaty beco |m da of Gaineaville aafd here to. Magic City. Tw»» national off terra wrio Thr trra ly "it* la reasonably 'safe to nume" that he will he a cau­ ilrctetl from Florida, Field at- force with date for governor In the treat wrted. Thus* elected Include Mr*, instruments L B. Kirkpatrick of Kustis Who that Ihe tro. Florida election. lie said that after hr returns wa* named national vice president In 90 days Thr aecor 'rom visiting hi* family in North it the Auxiliary and Lee Weiner Tarollna, "I no doubt will have a of Jacksonville who was elected ministry con national vice cuminander of tho the "status’ 'urther statement." during the In Jacksonville for the day, he 40 and 8. The Miami drum and bugle (he armlsdc isld: . "It Is reasonably safe to assume corps placed fifth in national »*ntly govei w*ll I hat I telll be • a candidate. I competition, heating last year’s1 Amhassadi NaH tt only fair to my rrlende who winner. Stanford, Conn., which lav* exhibited an Interest In my ante In sixth in the finals. The who signed andldacy \o give thepv an Indicat- Miami musicians placed first in expressed gt see America pn of my thoughts a t this time ihe preliminaries. The la-giim parade on HatunUy hecauve of I "The* hav* the right to know net if I am not going to. run they was a 12 hour affair and was hearted coo Lu to another ranidate of their iroadcast hy television, according here." --- ---boosing." » o Field. Many Florida entrie* Meanwhile. Ih Tallahassee, «*irai| WUlIVsin IIIIBflBBHT, JusJUI- participated in the spectacle. Two I C C A u l rp ,* re II. L. (Tom! Sebring of the Florida Stale Itoad Patrol cars ' 0 Hi lorlda Supreme' Court said yea- manned hy four patrolmen wer* <11 irdr**, he would' not seek tha he parade, also two truek* load- ----- — — WASIIINC Myrnorahlp in 1943, but would *d with 10,000 coconuts went over ^siLcandidata to succeed himself he entire route of the parade Th* Intersta' 1 v tn em b er of th* high court. tossing th* nuts out to th* spec- .Ion yesterdi Returning last week from Eur* lantfc Coast Tha Sanford postmaster stated • tfi mll# ex i# where he served with the U. S. Hilary tribunals, Sebring said hat he ex..acted to *e« many response to questions (hat he more World War II Legionnaires Didd give a definite aniw er in a *t the meeting, but hardly fit) iw daye. to newspaper reports percent of ths delegates were vetlat he might run for Governor. •rana of the recent war. However, Hebring yesterday said that here wars'm any.m ore than were chile I eonrider 'the Governor, it th* convention In San Frandjr, of Florida one of th* great- .•loco last year, he added. Hhonors that coaid ho bestowed Bn say W in, It Is s i honor r which I may not contend at 331 Veterans Cash k ,lm». Bonds In Sanford W hen In 1934 I Interrupted my w practice for th* purpose of Line* formed at local banka bcmlng n circuit judge, / deterh e d to make service In the yesterday where impatient Gla lost little time In cashing their R. L. Paige Enroute liclary my life's work." terminal Uav* bonds, but total aoles for th* day reflected the To U. S. From Pacific ,p Lawa Could Not determination of moat of them to wait for.* rainy day. [roe Doolittle Filers Tha 8anford Atlantic National Aboard tba U. 8. Army traneport. General Weigel, la Pfc. Ray­ Bank reported only IM bonds mond L. Paige, of Sanrord, who cashed for a total value of 338,­ had been ethtloned In tha Philip­ 423.83 while the Florida State pine* and I* now on hla way to the Bank sold 185 Gla cashed their United StatM for Mparallon from bond# for 139.810. Thi* repre- military service, It waa recently an­ aentod a vary *m*II percentage nounced by th* Public Information of the total number of veterans Office a r Headquarters, PhilipIn Samlnols County. pinee-Ryukjrus Command in Man- a B. O. Smith, nge df,, fornu-Mayor of Ailamoutr Springs, iliid suddenly In his sleep .-vriy Mm day morning nt hi* horn.- follow ing u prolougi-,1 (line**. Sir. ^inith wa* a number of the iNuinl of ablet man ■of Altamnote Spring* fur 11 nuinlier of war*, and-late) liecanu- mayor of tin- town, in which’ of c he set veil from Ja n ­ uary. 1934 until his recent re ajgnntion due to ill hi-a'lh. Mr. Smith was Imrn Jan. 24. IHh2 at Newport Center. I t and prior tu -moving tu Altamonte hillv«| in Orleans. Vt. where he »lorrb__Mr. Smfth has lived In Atl4l.li hie Springs for 25 year*, during which time he owned and u|N-iatt-d "While Arlmr Groves” end “The Windsor Chair" Antlquv Shop. -Survivors include are his wid­ ow. Mrs. Karlah Smith, n brother. Rev. C. I.. Smith. Elliott, Me., n ■isfer. Mr*. Maude llo.irher, Der­ by. V#.. and several' niec-s and Fairchild Funeral llomu in K)rlando is in charge uf the 1-o.ly, whrte it will lie in state from noon Tuesday until arrangements are completed for funeral which will Iw held at Orleans, Vt.‘ Dto Con­ verse Funeral Home In Newport, \ l . will lie jn charge of funeral arrangements there. T here will lie no funeral services held here. G.O.P. Leader Takes . Issue With Pepper ' ORLANDO. Sept. 3. f/P)-M . J. 3(o*a, Jr., Orlando real eatsto operator and Republican candid­ ate for Congreaa from the Fifth District of Florida in the | 9|tf general election, today took Issue with Senator Claude Pepper for saying that Raialans are like mountaineers of thla nation. Born In Plnerille, Ky., situated In the Cumberland Mountains. Moss claimed that he wa* itlaed In Bell and Harlan Counties ami at an early age became proficient in th* uae of allnr ahota and hog rifle#, "beeaua* the mountaineers where ! was raided were taught to support .‘tha-G overnm ent rather than hava th* Government sup­ port them. "Never did wa think that- Sen- Julian Stenstrom 13 New Director Reviews Baseball SeasonAtKiwanis Trophy Presented To Election A s ^Leading Hitler A MSI Gaorwe and Cllfl D. C-, I on thrii th# worl fiuutdiuvai-.oorit u e r ls its - fu ll re s iv s p tc l lu a U b t| " " cm. i-onierenrr nil p io b tib llity be iii-r,• lo In; It, se ss io n be/., " ’Miming Hint the M! lOrope'a lundilfon means that III, > w ill-be upon th e United ’’•Miner iiith tr tliuti later, •nil (lint npproiiri.tle stvpa evidently will have lo |„ 1U . 11U " -mnir. i ..f n r .^ ih r ^ m tf jr T in m tvin|M.mry (l**virea . .Wijl Board's Neijt Meet isn .Mrntlrotti Light nrw ilurrluls from San In WTRK. Imlsy reviewed lb>e ac­ luiu sti,| live frorii ihr county wrii tivities ol li»w Ssnford Celny Feiii eleitrtl lu ihr InijiJ of the Scin .••f the Flotilla Slate la-ague dur­ molr luunly Chamber ol Com­ ing ihe |ij<l teatun al the irgulai merce hi last w rrk't election. II Mrrtly lunitieon of the Kiwanii II. ( nleihan. chairman of the eln (lull at ihr lo u iiil Crpler. lion lOliinnller. announcril tinlav. fii»m ji-f ti'i -mg fi.niii five I r a n till Vtsskl Inc tu run'tiuR ‘gist Willie. Jobiuun, 32. Ilill-iliuiu cuuntv in vi ms fur gimiil lull t ’hsrlie Wilson, 31, Duval county fur four v,-. IIU.'I fin iiN.uult to roimiiii Mr. Striiilrum presented In Jrr- wspaper xpimsnm LONDON. Sept. 3. {At . A * Moscow iirWnpH|ii'i l/vetlla as*r* t >il 1inlay "American r .p s n ’tun m Arctic wimi “L, nliclaleil •’) A. W. I .Saillnul llliecloit air F ouril (ialrbrl, Wal- trr I I I ) , S r., I . . L . HrJilm v. Jack Rail Jack Hall ami (M-oigr A. Sj in aittliliuo, llililm il C aisrlli ill ilrpailm rnl m ill a tolal of 01 1 . .mil l.cynaii). L'atir] lliiulighoul llir year, • Mr. Stenslrom iPscnsti-d aliendance figure* and |Miltiled out Ihnl Ihe Feds last year drew a total of 73.000 fur tbe untlre seasun. including the plavnffa, "How. . Tlii*rt* \\n* no 1haii^r m «|i ei*-i." Iw staled, "althiiugh the recturs fn "" Geneva. Lake Mary, leant drew a little lietter than I. ake Miiiinw, Furirat City, Alliimont# M.riugs, or Mavis.* Mam ger K. K lg g ln i' announced luday ami i-’tllnaled attendance of 8,00(1. that the annual election uf officers Also, had-1he Fed* wnund up. ahead will lake place al Ihe regului U'lHiilaiigi I 'a it vial meeting later Ihi* month. The newly , | , clrd board la as , Nazi Chemical Truet follows: Hanfold: L. F. Hoyle, John Sent SaleHman To JI# An‘bew Ctrrsw ay, |(nntlall Chase. George llishup, II. || NUERNBERG. Germany. Sept. Lrumiey, R. (J. Ilrl.son, A. L. Lee. 3 i/P) —American prosecutors pro­ II. II. ( ..Irnian, E. Ji. Kilpatric'i; duced records lodav showing the George A. Speer. Forest Gatrhell. hoard of. the I. O. Farlienlndustrle James Gut, W. M. Haynes, 0. P. Chemical Trust sent Ita leading aaieiinan^ George Von Schnlltlar, to tho United 8'ate* in 1937 to “strengthen relations" wllh E. I. Du Pont D# Nemoura Co., of Wilmington, Del. . Von 8cl)nittler I* on# of 22 for their lives oh war rrlmea Hungary Voting Seen offirrrs of th# combine on trial Fairer Than Feared charge*. # Hoard meeting mlnuta* said: "Dr. Von Schnltzler give* an LONDON, Sept. g—OP)—A arcuurtt of ihiprrsslona gleantd foreign office spokesman said to­ from hi* Latest trip to Am#rlc«. W , Incomplete report# from Economic conditions are favorable British representatives In Budafrom all angle** It teemt, how. peat ahnwed voting in 8unday'a ever, that leading business men Hungarian elections taid been e rr not favorably disposed toward "fairer than we feared, but not the President (Roosevelt). aa fain a t w, had hoped.” 1 "L G. relations with Du Pont Th# question of accepting the* hav* l>*«n further strengthened. results of th* election* will hav* Du Pont'a field of .activity ha* to await examination* of complete undergone tremendous eapenaion." reports, he added. H* said several la*tan*ee-of—multiple vot ing* had th# elect Iona aa Hungary1* strong­ est tingle party, having won 22 percent of tha 70US. — u ru p r. of I lie l-ailip, l e t , ' l l , . B ln le Pi I-on liendqui labasspe on i l i r litrisi tiia u g e i liste il die Of Officers Sanford Skeet Club WASHINGTON, 8 *pt. VFW MBBT wI4 E4g m4A*V4l 5c, A wV|lAs W CLEVELAND, 8ept. 8,g UP) Communism will be among tba targets of resolution* to b* pro­ somewhere In the Atlantic. Res­ tented to the 4fth annual anponsible source*, asking to re­ campmant of th* Veteran* of main anonymous, advised tbe Foreign Ware, which opens bora tomorrow, Marl( Kinsey, AmorIcon director of th* organization, •Aid todAg. mlnlcan Hrpublir'a iharxe d'affaires in Paris, talk »ilh follow mg their marriaar in the French capital, i hr »<ddinx bride’s second, hsvinx dliorrrd James ( rum -ell, 1‘. H. mlnlaWllltrl* I •’|a«af t•*«! »n»da. last year, and the third for Itubriosa. who pretluuslj syllrr* routimiisl I III' ami diturred Flor de tlru I rujillo. daiigbler of the Domini- tliriepliriuua gal bell lilenl, and French- Artrea* Danielle Darrigua. * pel l o - l Iiigllt. '_______ (Internalional Itadiopliolul IV. II. liian g tr. - Q-SmitliyFormerl 11 /1 • Altamonte Springs III M l l ^ n i i b ! ' Ptk B E 1 r i * nun ! Of Wood Alcohol Pelkuv, whose, paity it antil ummumtl. u under tehtiraer ol Jrath lor allegedly plotting against Bevin’s jiuggeitlon was made the Cominunitl-contiolled govern­ in a i(leech before the British ment ol hit Country. The United Trad* Union Congress In Kngland Stales hai branded Prtkov convic­ as iW retary .o f -the T rra siliy , tion d miicairiige ol juitice and Snyder boarded th* tfurrn Klitaheth fur the annual meeting *f hat sought by vaiioui moves to th* World Bank and Kuiid in «ave him horn execution. Under Secretary of State leivett announced at a new* con­ ference today that the new Amer- MIDWAY OliXRATIONB Hew ta plan* tbe figure* to ■elre tha cross­ UUUU U number puail* (luiiuti rinuu.'i :> 'JUG (m il □ uuuu ui :j(, Die From Effects The United Staies has demanded that Kuttia join with A m cno and Hut am in a ((view ol ihi "repressive campaign” by the liulgsrun guveinnirnt againtl Hul (•ader. Nikola New American Protest Accuses Soviets . Of Violating Pact Formed *At Yalta 8 State Convicts 3 (At M'vifw i*f (lit* ram* Coulrul Ctimiuiaaion, represrntalivi's ,,f Uiiilml Stale, hud Kutam replleil <1: e Aiuei lean ilen Boiled down to man-toinan Iiiiwer interventiun win Good Chance h Scon terms, Devin's propositon »een> ule tin uiiMniianted 1 amount to saying, 'Give nu- in Bulguim’s internal For City To Get to back the gold I’ve sold you so I can sell it tu you .gain.'. It's the United Slates in turn rejected like r*1 Invitation to give bark this Soviet argument and urrusrd the Soviet Union of violating' its After contacting several inilu the gtlld We In,light fe,.m them .' ngrA-inenl with the United States The** comments took into c o m 1 ... . . . 1■•deration ‘ that' much of the “ "d Britain under tin- Yulia Pact I Florida. I f-’!,7fl5,9Q7.tMW. in U ..S _ « u id as- fur t he development of democracy *12,500,1)00,000 of hrforr that Sanford will gel the which is held at til* |Uirlffi#M Joel VrA: Shari3s1Viir Be Candidate For’ Governor’s Office Her# you sea Johnny and Mary w a t e h l n g t he animal. To aee tha animal itself, takaapencil and, s t a r t i n g at dot one, draw a lint from dot to dot eon aaeu tlvaly. U. S. Is W arned O f • - I wo official* of the new gov. eminent indicated alrongly that Velasco Ibarra, who wa* ert route from Argentina to Kantiag», Chile and presumably to Bcuador, would not even lie allowed to rveiiTrr th* country. The council of state ruled that, f r . accurJ with the constitution, (.A Senate would elect a president would call an elrctiun for 5lay and aurrrnder the office to a freely elected president next Complete calm .waa reported througl Ecuador. Dr. Velasco Ibarra, having abandoned power, lias no rigid whatever, especially In a legal category, to return lo the country a a .—paldent or wllh any-aulhur•aid Camilo Ponce Knrique, public work* minister, "The (t'M ilssM mm P a st ais) . firat tfmainahi' Doris Duke Is Bride Of Rubriosu Wi* Ecuador Thr council of slate formally vest­ ed Dr. Maiiano Saurr/ VrintirnilIs with the jHiwer* of the presi­ dency today, hut ifsecilird that h­ and his government 'resign to an extraordinary session of the congress act.” A s s o c ia te d Pres* l i * i » d . Division Of Russia Review ^ J U II O . Ecuador,. Sept. 3 t/V) s c h o o l. F o r It play* an Inf l u­ ential partln every child’s life. N aturally, they ma da f r i e n d s 1 magic, gaze at thla detign in­ tently for a half mlnuta or more. It'll teem to rhange Ita aapect before your eyei, for It'a a clever optical illusion. • AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y -N E W S P A P E R S I C R O SSW O R D WITH Q U ESTIO N A N D ;A N SW ER nOKIZOKTAli 1—from what alats 414 Klag lele»»n brine IIIran U vtrk *a bran far Sis U aplst' (I El. Till) 5—Whet kins *( liras! wrsl* th* B*«h *f Pialm f 19—Whtl asfhew sf Elag D*v(4 we* * great espials la hta ensyf 14—Ettrnll ( '• a llie s * free , r a s e Owe) (•t tha Manfall, areidlag Working on the R.R Hidden Towns Thete lines, though simple they may appear. Scan with a careful eye, And you will find two cities hors, Though hidden very sly. I f you should overlook the same, And disappointment feel, Sean closely on, lines two mors towns These last four lines concaol. THE WEATHER v* U E R E ’S a new * * e ro ia-n u m b*r puxxle to t u t your idta. By Eugene Shsfer • Ecuador Revolt south of Quito on th* railroad. Th# Guayaquil • garrison announcamant said It no longer raeegnlaed Manchqno ' e* the chief n government Quito report* hold Msnchano had mobilized 5.000 troops In Quito and Imbeburo pravtnee. (Latest available eeth mate* of the Ecuadorean regular army IlsUd a total etrangth of About 7.500 men). Counter-revolutionary leaders aald ' "garriaon after gerrlton" Wat joining tha movament agalnit Manehsno. who in*tolled him,elf •a - hood of th* govement oftar » one-ahot revolt. They predicted > w e u l d > forced to cepRuiete. -- Tboy rsportea that force* movInE lgalnat Quito from the north Mlgfat Plfta the, capital under ■lege within a fbw daye. The Tha eoun•htdavne ALL MIXED UP DOUBLE-CROSSES IN SM ALL NUMBER TAMPA ELECTION TAMPA. FI*., Sept. 3. W}— Curti* Hiion wa* assured to-ley ef another four year* aa Tampa a mayor. Ha garnered 13,171 vote* In reetarday'i municipal election to 7,087 for city representative Georg* T. Taylor and 1,928 for 9«n Y. Giunta, a taaehar. t In- >l, , i i r l o In),,- iijt ||i,- m o a t nilviiptagi-iMin nuillutv i-lislrgir |l*l*ll Jl.ivslblc III plrpsialloil (ui fulfillment id a .plan uf woil.l I VI.LAIIA.S.HEK,*Nr|it l. i»* •ns me lujiig made tui housing uuthuriliea lu uk,,** und o|»erate eight .Soultu 1 1 idu ongiMtoiv labor, -amp wIn- h Fiilei al ('Ujji • " 'll 1 tlfnwn at the em rof rtilk 1J Governor Caldwell _h 1.1 ; the I' S Ih puitim-iil ui t loii* Hint llu- Mate nan 1 fiin.li nor nut hoi it y 1•> -ir.|iu camps, und lies given hit "I •lorseinenl" III plans of tit. agem-it-it » The iiiiiin- were luiilwnt uf "Imiiii CI.immi iiuu |u ||„„.slt-nl Julnii for the ri-'h \i-» |Uudllcing Illli) BIOUIIil loike i-huliee-and south of Minim have u cspacily #of ilmui worker Tin- Canal • Point, Evcrgladee, Daceola, l l k r r c l i ohee, P.ihuke.-, Pompano. Redlands and .S i.ilh Dadr rampN a te invulvt-I In the plan*. _ ■ (’baric* F. Huuman arming Fie rrtaiv of Agriculture, but week advj-it ,| Governor Cahlwill tout n new Frilrral law prii%iilt-s tin t such ramps may not be opcraltil at Government exnaiua after itcxl Jan. 30, but actually no funds me available to run them aftoi- .Sept. Airlincn I’lan Big* Expansion Program ORLANDO, Sept. 3, (Special) — A 31.50U.OOO route expansion prog­ ram will be underwritten for Flur* Ida Airways, Inc., b / l.eedy, Wheeler A Alleman, Inc., promin­ ent Orlando, Florida luvcstmmt bankers. In connection with the airline's .Civil Aeronautic* -Unanl application for service to III addi­ tional Florida elites. It l a ‘ an­ nounced today by Joseph L. Dyer, president. According to brief* and eshlblts Tiled by the airline today, the ehaae of six new 20 passenger airliners, aa well as to flight and ground equipment throughout the proposed system. Formal hearing Cn the rxpanalon request will b* conducted October 7 ,‘1947. A complete summery of Florida Airways’ presently certificated *'■* operations into 10 cilia* Is included in th* material filed, tht* data forming the basis of a projected ilnllUll.il Mill " 'III,. Ill 1It-1r> wa* in uimI,!i*l by ill,* II um' hv radio. Bi'iij-wtlig ailarks, kiMilnl about, a year ago, on Uililinl M a l e s pio| m»**I» ("f ilrfeiiie* in th# fa r north. Hi# Soviet government publicatiuu_;^hargctl t.’ntteil Mi l l i n t e n t i o n s , und actions ftOYrl of Krauitiriavjail countries ltd a. "Anifi lean expansion, tide mid, "alleady has the etafe sovereignty I t continued: “Contrary lu lh>- wi Icelandic people, Ihe l relnirir-l its main have Inmt, nn airport In Reykjavik, and of American military bases fn Greoirland. Thia American attltud* is linked with the decision, taken at tho Inter-American t ’unftranca in Itio Do Janeiro, ((juitamlinha), on inclusion of Greenland in tha Amrncan ‘security zone.' "But Ihe inapirer* of Antillean expansion, are stretching out their hand* to Scandinavia itself. This U expressed hy American infil­ tration into Sweden'* and Nor* way's economies and by U. 8. a t. tempt* lu make these countries collaborate with th« U. 8. Dapartnirnt of Defense for ths a*, tabllshnirnt of American air baaa* on Norwegian and Swedish ta rrl. 20,000 Chinene Reds Cut Off Near Hankow NANKINfi gu m nnirnr-crni'lit » .n 'U « u y 20.00Q Rail troop* under one-eyed General' Llu Po-Cheng had bean "completely cut off* in th* Honan-Hupeh-Anhwei border region after driving within 60 mllee of th* big citv of Hankow. Information Director Hoilingtoa Tong said th* Communists wer# rapidly running oot of ammiwi- . • lion and that pursuing govern­ ment fore** war* “tightening m 1 # ? 1 �TUESDAY, Truman’s Talk hare ll U at ol Sanfof •d the Mansg and flt Sanfor In thi offsrin Ralp • ta ttrra| aod ’at Walt I tar wfe the' Be Orla a flslt £ Off M With t ing >1 tine a motor! Iq-bra. Robsri Jt r . r tCrX•) Jtml 94 Lyhtst Boat Races VA Expects Increase heat wa* to Intense that early at' (C n n a M l i m r i f t Oaei In College Students IOm IIm M t i n Paa* *>#•) hod member* of the u . S. dele­ by Guy Ferllta, third place gation to the conference, headed won by Marty Howard. Tar WASHINGTON, Sept. 2, OP>— by Secretary of State Marshall. and Jim Cox of l.ake Alfred, n The Veteran* Administration taid Inaid* atory of hpw' tha late In fourth. The President arose this morn­ today It expects 1.325.000 World President Roosevelt picked Harry ing and took a walk aro u n d 'th r • The Clan C hydroplane ri War II veteran* to go to college S. Truman for the late 1944 vice this fall, a 10 percent (nervate apacloUs grounds of the U: H. wa* a rinse contest and was < glare <J the flames while six miles presidential nomination If told H Embassy with the White House by J. I). I.amon of Ft. (.aut th# autobiography of Edward J: away.“‘ . physician, (trig. General Wallarr The agency, basing it* forecast . l uggage, canoea and trappinga rlynn. Democratic national ComH. Graham. He had breakfast with his family. They left the embassy, upon advance registration.!, ad­ of 1vacationists were scattered mltteeman from New ( York and cloae associate of the late prest. vised atudent-vrtcaan candidates over the track*. . about 7:80 A. M. for the trio • . Firemen pumped streams of dent. for aubaiitence allowance to take to the Qultahdinha Hotel. The book, la to he published water on the blaring ratlsray •long enough money to meet their In hit address Mr. Truman took peraonal financial needs foi at roaches from a ditch adj*r«ql to Friday by the Viking Press. the not* of unjty of the Amer­ H ynn. "bo*a" 0f the Bronx least the first ala we.-ks of the the right of way. ican nations in agreeing upon A few commandeered truck* and Democratic machint for 25 rears, autumn derm. Ant-for-all and atl-for-one defen to. 8lnee veteran* are not entitled later a line of ambulances brought say* the decision on Truman's , “ You have made it clear to any to subsistence allow’a q trj until the Injured to Winnipeg and 8L nomination was mad* well In adpossible aggressor,” he said, “that they have' been In training -a Boniface. Doctors an I nursev ,,B t* ®f the nominating conven the American republics are )teter- f month, student* entollin*’ la** in treated many of the leas severely support one ano: Aln*d to* ' September normally will not re­ Injured at the scene or a* a"rail­ against attacks. ceive their first check* until No*. way clinic at Winnipeg. Only th# -j Our nalUgs have produced most seriously Injured were ho* egampl* of- good- netghborltness pitalized, and International amity to th" Many of the aurvivors. so.ne of fis t of the world, and in our associ­ In the heat. thrm suffering Injuries, worked Train Wreck ation together w* have strength­ heroically with the rescue crews The K and F service run-about ened th* fabric of the United race was won by Jack Wycoff an I T••lla«*4 fmw Pag# (Im | to reach those trapsed In the Nations. You can be justly prpud was followed by Charlie Jone,. been traveling at ahotd 30 miles wreckage. They led M many waiiy persons «wne e>f the achievement of this con­ Johnny Ferllta. K. M. Irvin of an hour when It crashed into the jto- wx safety before they were beaten leader* at the convention but that ference and I commend the noble Miami and J. D. Bills, The sec­ standing ■t a later conferene while he express shortly before bark hv the Intense h«a!. Ibirlt which ha* Inspired your ond heat of the rare wa* also won 11:00 P. M. fF-STl. TV sworn! W. R. Drvenlsh. vice president, wet absent, they decided on Jemot hf forts." by Jack Wycoff followed by car of the 13 in the tptvlxl hurst western region, of the -Canadian ■• Byrne* Instead. ’ Declaring his country is deeply Johnny I rrU t,. Charlie Jones and •nto flame at once ami fire . „ ___ National Railways, said in s state quick­ Flynn related that he argued lous of It* position In world el. D. hill*. ly spread, first t>i the L. __ .................... other nient Issued In Winnipeg that of■nd nn#» r had .to *, _ tha President ••!<! thr Httalla of the ,line _______ were et -the The final race, the Class C roaches and then to a grain d■ry - n ...........r 7j gel the President on the telephone' United Stales engages) in the re­ service race, was * nip and tuck •to r standing beside the dark at wen* • • • a caaua'ly ______ llrt N m tall *h "(her leader* cent war “In the deep faith that battle. Jim Donovan of Jackson. thla email flag atop. laiter I t fan- would lie compiled when ld»ntifle- that Flynn'* action had b*n auWe were opening the way to a h -vT thorited by him. ',ul J *rk Wycoff. James ned over to oil atoragr tanks near- *Don of victims waa completed, f f tf world.” but added: by. Devrnish said the vacationer'* * ^No agreement has been reached Member* of the few fam'lies "Pcclal. which consisted of two among the allies on the main out­ which live In the vicinity of Dug- luggage cars, nine ceech-s and JAP Hill PS lines of- a peace settlement. In won by Jack Wycoff followed by aid said the arena was i holocaust twn Parlor cart, collided with tha tonsequence. we are obliged to Jem e, Whitt, Speed Curry. Chxr- when they arrived. Flami-s were • Passenger train while the latter contemplate a prolonged military lie Jones, J |m Donovan of Jack- shooting 60 feet in the air. they w«» discharging paaaangers at MCUpatlon of enemy territories. Dugald This Is profoundly distasteful In rommittee whirh cOmpIrtH the arrangement* for the r.-gat!*. Fifty year* ago SiF Ronald Rou eonomlc recovery 'h a * lagged, Among thnte1SssiiUtuz Jn maipietdiscovered' that mosquitoes car­ A steel baggage roach on th* iraat qrhan and i-glpatrial. areas n w,,rr AT bee. n. ried malaria parasites in th tir av# been laft in a (tat# of deArthur Moore. W. B. ■oeclal remained upright lm» be­ andenca on our economy which it Hoffman. Ji L. Hrumirv, 11. II. hind It roarhea were siting r r i i • painful to us a t It It to them. Pope, and Jimmy Hooltban. Ed |*Thls situation ha* Impeded the Anderson and Blli I.udlum of Dayiatu rn to. normal economic con- Iona Beach also fidod 1.1 making ditiona everywhere In the world and has hampered- seriously our •fforts to develop useful form* of Red P r o te H t AVN.W^ •conomle collaboration with j»ur (raariawe r - i . Dari quarter horse rare M. C. Coleman ?va* Bret, Charles Moore second knd Charles Beck, third. . In th* first of the to eliminati.m races which marked the start of th# program a great roar of ap. plause ram* from the crowd at * feminine rider. Dot Whltn-r of Hanford, riding Mr#. I). Banket' Champion' dashed to victory Other first place elimination winnera were Kdward Cameron. C. M. North, W. 0 . Kitliee, Herbeit Douglai, Jean Reiter, George J aeoba, Perry Cameron, Carl Rabun J . R. Arnold. • Those who ---- »»n second place In allmlnatlon were D. L. Hendrick#. Earnest Lea, Lonrin Douglas, Nor­ man Fore, Roy Reiter, H. M Glaason "Ruddy" Rivers, C. E. Mow*. Fred Roberta and J , C. ....if'T'r**4 ' " ' " • ’■a* il l 1° pursuing ohjectives rnicli nave l*en commonly agreed n making arrangement for that urpose with any other occupyrig power wilting to work toward he common end." The note, signd hy Undersecretary of State lobert A. i.ovrlt, recalled that be American government ha* I ranee participated in the l.on don talks against which Rutsis protested but did not join In rais ing industrial output In lla xone Britain and the United State) agreed to discuss French requests for greater roke exports from Germany in Berlin aa aoon ai pnaaible The conferenre prom* i w Ixindon isonfion ronfrrtnre l»«M hat although Indirslfrai productlon wiu lie incieased in the Britlali-Amrriran xone thla plan should not result In priority b*. Ing tA-thm Oermany ovrr lhst of the demo' cratic countries of Bump#." Third clast elimination winners were: Edward Yarborough, liiij Marlwtlher. Harold Pell, Charlea Beck. Harold Pell (again), Ronald Vlsno Andy Marsh, Waldo Cor- IRO PrcpurcH To Aid Ion, J. R. Kills and Junior Vlono. Deported Refugees Judge* wer* Sheriff P. A. Mero, Edward Camtron, Henry I>eo and I/. L. Hendricks, who served as * I!1* }cfePfr wao, John Leonardy, UP)—Tho International Refugee who hai officiated aa starter at Orgenlietlon was reported pre­ pared today to return th* 4.400 W.!.nT #v.tnU of th,B r Jewish refugee* who tried to enter officiated. F. McClelland, county com­ Palestine almardt he 8. 8. Exodu. 1947 to the ramp* from which thay* missioner. aat In the broiling tun earvta all afternoon on ’■ truck with no top and doled out the prise money, "Next time w ell have • canvas* cover — I nearly gave out" he Commented afterward with a smile, but added that It was hy far the uuv ior mggeat and .heat riding program ———r , ■— A| which ha had ever officiated. humanitarian reasons those from George Pittard did • bsmg up ramp* would he screened end re­ job of announcing over the loud turned. He eald the IRO would speaker and kept after Ah* p art­ •provide La —I cere end maintenance for icipant* to line them up for aventa With tha laaat delay possible. Detween 1939 and I94fl Franca When .the greased pig capturo evgnt took place, he had to. order suffered a population loss of a lwarm of small and larg* boy* 1,000,000 men and 500,000 wnmsn. getting away after It waa capturqd. and It was feared that some­ one would get run down. Mre. Harman Harriett, Secrelary of the riding club took ear* at the recording of event# and was ably assisted by Mrk. Edwerd Cimiron. Mn. D. Bftnkn and Mill Cathirine Rivera. I Just a Dream ,WT H E N there’s the old chestnut 1 about the aentry th at would hare delighted Freud who dab­ bled In tha subconscious mind and -delved Into the realm of dream*. It’s often mlaquoted." Inspector 8harpe paused to find out If we were listening. "How doe* It go?" asked De­ tective Blanding. "The correct version concerni a »entry who rushed excitedly Into the tent of his commanding officer during his tour of duty. Ilia fare w ai.fluahrii and hii breath waa coming in »hort pants, No puna, please. He man­ aged to blurt out. lo tha nflkar that ha had ju it had a terrible dream. He dreamed that th# ofC IX dogs hav* their own Indl. . , ........... ^ 'v l d u a l houiaa. On# n ig h t ^ w ix a tr ijf W w in n h a an enemy anlper. He begged th a . .xceptlon of tha dog occupying officer not to leave his tent to go house number two. all entered - tha wrong houses. • ; 'T h a officer who had little Make aJx counters tha alia of patience with Ihe theory that the numbered house*, number dreams predict future events them from one tto ala and plara ordered his sentry to be shot at each otia on ita qorrespondlngiy aunrlie. The eentry wa* placed numbered house, “th en by mov­ l>\ the guardhouse and the ex­ ing one counterat a time ate If ecution waa carried out as ord- In 10 moves you can get each dog In tha right house. In other “Why w it the eentry ehotV* word*, one, two and three should lift! M mi« mstit ns iw •■»* n»w ii ism A, occupy the positions of four, l»*i i"fw m s uii*i i i i 11—i 'ii| iiim , two and five, and four, live and am 11** m 11*11>®411 m»»e <* m* six should be where fix. one and ■ia«M *«M"S *, l«. ,» Su|J.. n*e *m»« #• ai*> »«i*~i« •»>»* threa arc found In tha drawing. 1. • iV « m r n r i 1 Ilf" SI wit ■••a an *sI iespt|*t Tongue Twisters 8ay aloud repeatedly; Eighty eagle* easily ate every Ml early each avanlng. , , . , " , > . L°og, lank, lean and lazy Ilona of I-ydla lay luxuriously |n low T ’*’ • FIND THE N AM E O F A BIRD . I r * *r,ln 180 Jong trace 1 atS5 m.p.h. an hour, how Ion will It taka to aaaa-cotnpletel ovar a bridge 24g/arda long7 ' waMS! rseyzieaax ■•W>S|*a The places are. in tha order concealed In the v e n a : a uni­ versity city in New York S tate; a city in Colorado; an English Channel town in England; an im portant m anufacturing town in Franca. What ar* they? ______ I»»4C|» *»«l* •• q»«n»r tss IT'S ILLUSORY Partly cloudy through Thura^ajr. Scattered afternoon 'stiOWsl*. Winds Ktntle and'vait*H* mostly •outlitily. * Ton are to /111 tie h vacant •q u art with nu­ merals between 0 and 9, Inclusive, to mike the horIson til and vertlcal to tals Indl a ta d in the "dell n U lo n a " a t bob VOLUME XXXVIII Enigm a-Charado H’ifA F IR ST before your eyes }’<m may obtain th i prise. But find the SECOND out Ere you begin to ehoutl Yon then <’tis quits a feat) Uay read without COUPLETS. (*—Pr*4n txslnit IT—K«t* la U* seats ' 1»—Takti dlsrur 10-W h .i nibiitsl w*r4 as*4 la l 014 TvsUOMal nsaat beU*4» (Gsn. MiM) tl-W bat 414 the tblldrso t t IboWi aa4 lb* sblUraa ef Q>4 cell tbstr . "lUrf (leak. ZI:Z4) W -'H lIM l Ilia tba relsa at «y erf. sty Elea, and my M ( far eat* UaawtlTl-------■ (P*. Ill) *•—Narraw walarwif *o-r'*v»r I t —Ualt af srerk **—Agsiass wbal alsra wkarv D*vt4 <»«ll 4*4 the Lard detlafa JadgmsstT (Is*, till) IT—Rrrise *•—“l will trust la tbe LJ0W wall (Jo you know blrdiT -. l ' ' < • Th« name of a certain bird TMi een be fmind among 4h* objeeta — ■ .------pictured aboTt: To d lacom it, _ , writ* down tba name or each of SalotU naf tha objects. Then select certain wt-out Proklem conaecutlv# .letter* f n t t each, presented els*. Arrange thea* In ordtr and tha whavq la tha naraa of tha bird will appaar. page. What la th# name? ; SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3. 1947 U.S. Demands New Legion Head l|Jew President digit* already ip For No nutnbara a r e t o be r e ­ peated In any vertical or horDental row. Appointment Is Good Only To Sept. 15;. E x-H eadT o Be Bar­ red From Country (T h t solution appears els etchers in ths,pags) Solve It With Scissors / / 'P A R A D O X j To ons-fifth o f yacht, f To ons-fourth o f shot, Affix one-sixth of nibbls; To tase-thlrd o f d*tr, To ons-fourth o f slttc. Annex on#-/f/fh of sibyl; Units ths whole and you r then survey A network spread for unssi J peeling prey. sq u a re •bora and tha. four triangle* a t right. Then Me how quirk* iy you can a r­ range them-to form a perfect i '__ . •e»«w*wt»tH K A A 3 T E R Y o f w o rd * ffliJ » ” * means knowing when n#i to ipeak. Or, aa Tupper put It. it a phrase presented here aa i cryptogram for you to solve: oot easy. A solution appears slsewhert in ths ZAW W-MFiNAJ nF W A T G BRAIN TEASER V IIM V NCSA A W C R P A T .C t | R|nchhMln*e“ 0"d1 *h t t COnUinl aU of th » vow«I»r MVIIT IIQAAGV, including “y"? ss«t||i r*«niri|tn„ istfn W hat Anim al Did They Find on the Farm? O H N N Y and Mary are back hom caftara preaehool vacation on a farm. Thera Government Will Use Necessity For Amer"Get Tough" Policy •ican Action Before End Of Yea- Pre­ Toward Workers To dicted • By Lovett S p e e d Production W ASHINGTON. Sept 3. tAI Foreign Secretary Ernest Hevin'i • iopoi.il lor a redistribution of the gold stored at Fo il Knot. K y. apparently look official Washing­ ton by surprise today. • Undersecretary of State Robert Lovett told reporters at a news conference that he had heard nothint about the/proposal and there­ fore could not comment on it. Saurei, vice president under Joa t M in s Velasco lh aire. who was ottled nine days ago, was a lead­ er of the counter-ievolution which ytilerday toppled thr p irirn d ri. Col. Carlos Mancheno. Msncheuo irsignrd last night and disappear rd. In a greeting to .the ainud forces, Suarez 'promised his -resig­ nation a week from Monday. Valaaco Ibarra waa barred from return to office by the council of Si: WIiTfli ileclared he has “KanJoned hi* post definitely cord with th* group's «hi terminating hi* functions‘by the nunrialluis. of Coaimunism mal about which they had heard a Joel Field Makes | Report On Legion Meet In New York eompletad the drawing, color It with your crayM M sC M tK rsM VERTICAL, l —* V ! spsn4 saw jsars as a -m m ii*' " w (r . »5*»V * T T , l-" T b o o srsw asst t h e -------- - with SkCMRajar"1""” I-Inurnttlsnal Uagsagt X1 te?* k,,t"7 u **riTS, rrV.V',',’" ■ *—Whe latsrpr*t*4 th* ‘keadwrtt- TAVhjSjYu,orB‘,,"h»,,*rt •-P r*p*rv4 T— ! fr*tying f sr rrsrsln* «#4 balding a flora el•f wsik • —Wltbla *—Abhorred ia~ **et"4 eea *f Oaoa (1 Cbr. I iM) !•—tevtta II—Lare4 t t —Arrange 14—rslbsrs r ~fL V !,k •‘•••‘dest bray a &iix~z.-sr3fc **—Car4lae) aaaber* 19—ftreag affertlea* 19-fee whom 414 Jaeeb ssrrt teres sx _ ktsiter ?.* £ T (0^ " ' M> 93— E J .n r , rrrrrri • 1 ;i ■7 iiki r i ri tTfiLri. n r r n nocnea; r r r , I P n fa n K 'r r p & 'S ' WASHINGTON. S ,p t. ana's Agrarian Union f'rlkov. |L ‘t ' ^ r r r r - F r r r i f F I i r i ' F F k i III M l l ^ n i i b ! ' Ptk B E 1 r i * nun ! ’T-rn E H u n c v .iii Of Wood Alcohol and WASHINGTON. Sept. 3 iiilri.ri irl.,1) of Stale |.ovclt ■SHI I.hI.iv tbit the eiononui' (lin t ille Glade Prison Farm Is Scent; Of Nocturnal “Party" ill Pelkuv, whose, paity it antil ummumtl. u under tehtiraer ol Jrath lor allegedly plotting against Bevin’s jiuggeitlon was made the Cominunitl-contiolled govern­ in a i(leech before the British ment ol hit Country. The United Trad* Union Congress In Kngland Stales hai branded Prtkov convic­ as iW retary .o f -the T rra siliy , tion d miicairiige ol juitice and Snyder boarded th* tfurrn Klitaheth fur the annual meeting *f hat sought by vaiioui moves to th* World Bank and Kuiid in «ave him horn execution. Under Secretary of State leivett announced at a new* con­ ference today that the new Amer- i Imh expected and some kind Amnic.su action to merl. it *prnlly will Lr neccstjuy befoie end of the year.*, n making the Knmniril pres.utopein pictuie H K 14L tiL A trt..f la.. Sept ) U» l ight prisoners weie dead today, id one othei was dying aTtri inking woihi alcolml n u trd with nr rollre at a nocturnal “paily" th r'S tair jimon tamp liras hrtc- iris ul ihr pittim division1 nrgiuet tuiisumrd a pint ■|-«ml irisirill1itilgld hr Iiredrj. fm it-him t—rxrh sn g r liriiiiiierx nil,i III HIM llu•■U!> iiiu tu ir lircam.- vi-ih-nlaiul clglit mmciiiiiIx ,1 ,luring juirter a Troop Withdrawal “ Florid* seemed to have little | U |y tn j opposition in securing the 1948 day signed convention for Miami," Field technical d JACKSONVILLE, H a. Sept. 3 stated. The convention will be held draws! of t TA*)—Stale Senator W. A. ,flA 17 “ • ‘l 18 ln F,or,d*’» Italian terri treaty beco |m da of Gaineaville aafd here to. Magic City. Tw»» national off terra wrio Thr trra ly "it* la reasonably 'safe to nume" that he will he a cau­ ilrctetl from Florida, Field at- force with date for governor In the treat wrted. Thus* elected Include Mr*, instruments L B. Kirkpatrick of Kustis Who that Ihe tro. Florida election. lie said that after hr returns wa* named national vice president In 90 days Thr aecor 'rom visiting hi* family in North it the Auxiliary and Lee Weiner Tarollna, "I no doubt will have a of Jacksonville who was elected ministry con national vice cuminander of tho the "status’ 'urther statement." during the In Jacksonville for the day, he 40 and 8. The Miami drum and bugle (he armlsdc isld: . "It Is reasonably safe to assume corps placed fifth in national »*ntly govei w*ll I hat I telll be • a candidate. I competition, heating last year’s1 Amhassadi NaH tt only fair to my rrlende who winner. Stanford, Conn., which lav* exhibited an Interest In my ante In sixth in the finals. The who signed andldacy \o give thepv an Indicat- Miami musicians placed first in expressed gt see America pn of my thoughts a t this time ihe preliminaries. The la-giim parade on HatunUy hecauve of I "The* hav* the right to know net if I am not going to. run they was a 12 hour affair and was hearted coo Lu to another ranidate of their iroadcast hy television, according here." --- ---boosing." » o Field. Many Florida entrie* Meanwhile. Ih Tallahassee, «*irai| WUlIVsin IIIIBflBBHT, JusJUI- participated in the spectacle. Two I C C A u l rp ,* re II. L. (Tom! Sebring of the Florida Stale Itoad Patrol cars ' 0 Hi lorlda Supreme' Court said yea- manned hy four patrolmen wer* <11 irdr**, he would' not seek tha he parade, also two truek* load- ----- — — WASIIINC Myrnorahlp in 1943, but would *d with 10,000 coconuts went over ^siLcandidata to succeed himself he entire route of the parade Th* Intersta' 1 v tn em b er of th* high court. tossing th* nuts out to th* spec- .Ion yesterdi Returning last week from Eur* lantfc Coast Tha Sanford postmaster stated • tfi mll# ex i# where he served with the U. S. Hilary tribunals, Sebring said hat he ex..acted to *e« many response to questions (hat he more World War II Legionnaires Didd give a definite aniw er in a *t the meeting, but hardly fit) iw daye. to newspaper reports percent of ths delegates were vetlat he might run for Governor. •rana of the recent war. However, Hebring yesterday said that here wars'm any.m ore than were chile I eonrider 'the Governor, it th* convention In San Frandjr, of Florida one of th* great- .•loco last year, he added. Hhonors that coaid ho bestowed Bn say W in, It Is s i honor r which I may not contend at 331 Veterans Cash k ,lm». Bonds In Sanford W hen In 1934 I Interrupted my w practice for th* purpose of Line* formed at local banka bcmlng n circuit judge, / deterh e d to make service In the yesterday where impatient Gla lost little time In cashing their R. L. Paige Enroute liclary my life's work." terminal Uav* bonds, but total aoles for th* day reflected the To U. S. From Pacific ,p Lawa Could Not determination of moat of them to wait for.* rainy day. [roe Doolittle Filers Tha 8anford Atlantic National Aboard tba U. 8. Army traneport. General Weigel, la Pfc. Ray­ Bank reported only IM bonds mond L. Paige, of Sanrord, who cashed for a total value of 338,­ had been ethtloned In tha Philip­ 423.83 while the Florida State pine* and I* now on hla way to the Bank sold 185 Gla cashed their United StatM for Mparallon from bond# for 139.810. Thi* repre- military service, It waa recently an­ aentod a vary *m*II percentage nounced by th* Public Information of the total number of veterans Office a r Headquarters, PhilipIn Samlnols County. pinee-Ryukjrus Command in Man- a B. O. Smith, nge df,, fornu-Mayor of Ailamoutr Springs, iliid suddenly In his sleep .-vriy Mm day morning nt hi* horn.- follow ing u prolougi-,1 (line**. Sir. ^inith wa* a number of the iNuinl of ablet man ■of Altamnote Spring* fur 11 nuinlier of war*, and-late) liecanu- mayor of tin- town, in which’ of c he set veil from Ja n ­ uary. 1934 until his recent re ajgnntion due to ill hi-a'lh. Mr. Smith was Imrn Jan. 24. IHh2 at Newport Center. I t and prior tu -moving tu Altamonte hillv«| in Orleans. Vt. where he »lorrb__Mr. Smfth has lived In Atl4l.li hie Springs for 25 year*, during which time he owned and u|N-iatt-d "While Arlmr Groves” end “The Windsor Chair" Antlquv Shop. -Survivors include are his wid­ ow. Mrs. Karlah Smith, n brother. Rev. C. I.. Smith. Elliott, Me., n ■isfer. Mr*. Maude llo.irher, Der­ by. V#.. and several' niec-s and Fairchild Funeral llomu in K)rlando is in charge uf the 1-o.ly, whrte it will lie in state from noon Tuesday until arrangements are completed for funeral which will Iw held at Orleans, Vt.‘ Dto Con­ verse Funeral Home In Newport, \ l . will lie jn charge of funeral arrangements there. T here will lie no funeral services held here. G.O.P. Leader Takes . Issue With Pepper ' ORLANDO. Sept. 3. f/P)-M . J. 3(o*a, Jr., Orlando real eatsto operator and Republican candid­ ate for Congreaa from the Fifth District of Florida in the | 9|tf general election, today took Issue with Senator Claude Pepper for saying that Raialans are like mountaineers of thla nation. Born In Plnerille, Ky., situated In the Cumberland Mountains. Moss claimed that he wa* itlaed In Bell and Harlan Counties ami at an early age became proficient in th* uae of allnr ahota and hog rifle#, "beeaua* the mountaineers where ! was raided were taught to support .‘tha-G overnm ent rather than hava th* Government sup­ port them. "Never did wa think that- Sen- Julian Stenstrom 13 New Director Reviews Baseball SeasonAtKiwanis Trophy Presented To Election A s ^Leading Hitler A MSI Gaorwe and Cllfl D. C-, I on thrii th# worl fiuutdiuvai-.oorit u e r ls its - fu ll re s iv s p tc l lu a U b t| " " cm. i-onierenrr nil p io b tib llity be iii-r,• lo In; It, se ss io n be/., " ’Miming Hint the M! lOrope'a lundilfon means that III, > w ill-be upon th e United ’’•Miner iiith tr tliuti later, •nil (lint npproiiri.tle stvpa evidently will have lo |„ 1U . 11U " -mnir. i ..f n r .^ ih r ^ m tf jr T in m tvin|M.mry (l**virea . .Wijl Board's Neijt Meet isn .Mrntlrotti Light nrw ilurrluls from San In WTRK. Imlsy reviewed lb>e ac­ luiu sti,| live frorii ihr county wrii tivities ol li»w Ssnford Celny Feiii eleitrtl lu ihr InijiJ of the Scin .••f the Flotilla Slate la-ague dur­ molr luunly Chamber ol Com­ ing ihe |ij<l teatun al the irgulai merce hi last w rrk't election. II Mrrtly lunitieon of the Kiwanii II. ( nleihan. chairman of the eln (lull at ihr lo u iiil Crpler. lion lOliinnller. announcril tinlav. fii»m ji-f ti'i -mg fi.niii five I r a n till Vtsskl Inc tu run'tiuR ‘gist Willie. Jobiuun, 32. Ilill-iliuiu cuuntv in vi ms fur gimiil lull t ’hsrlie Wilson, 31, Duval county fur four v,-. IIU.'I fin iiN.uult to roimiiii Mr. Striiilrum presented In Jrr- wspaper xpimsnm LONDON. Sept. 3. {At . A * Moscow iirWnpH|ii'i l/vetlla as*r* t >il 1inlay "American r .p s n ’tun m Arctic wimi “L, nliclaleil •’) A. W. I .Saillnul llliecloit air F ouril (ialrbrl, Wal- trr I I I ) , S r., I . . L . HrJilm v. Jack Rail Jack Hall ami (M-oigr A. Sj in aittliliuo, llililm il C aisrlli ill ilrpailm rnl m ill a tolal of 01 1 . .mil l.cynaii). L'atir] lliiulighoul llir year, • Mr. Stenslrom iPscnsti-d aliendance figure* and |Miltiled out Ihnl Ihe Feds last year drew a total of 73.000 fur tbe untlre seasun. including the plavnffa, "How. . Tlii*rt* \\n* no 1haii^r m «|i ei*-i." Iw staled, "althiiugh the recturs fn "" Geneva. Lake Mary, leant drew a little lietter than I. ake Miiiinw, Furirat City, Alliimont# M.riugs, or Mavis.* Mam ger K. K lg g ln i' announced luday ami i-’tllnaled attendance of 8,00(1. that the annual election uf officers Also, had-1he Fed* wnund up. ahead will lake place al Ihe regului U'lHiilaiigi I 'a it vial meeting later Ihi* month. The newly , | , clrd board la as , Nazi Chemical Truet follows: Hanfold: L. F. Hoyle, John Sent SaleHman To JI# An‘bew Ctrrsw ay, |(nntlall Chase. George llishup, II. || NUERNBERG. Germany. Sept. Lrumiey, R. (J. Ilrl.son, A. L. Lee. 3 i/P) —American prosecutors pro­ II. II. ( ..Irnian, E. Ji. Kilpatric'i; duced records lodav showing the George A. Speer. Forest Gatrhell. hoard of. the I. O. Farlienlndustrle James Gut, W. M. Haynes, 0. P. Chemical Trust sent Ita leading aaieiinan^ George Von Schnlltlar, to tho United 8'ate* in 1937 to “strengthen relations" wllh E. I. Du Pont D# Nemoura Co., of Wilmington, Del. . Von 8cl)nittler I* on# of 22 for their lives oh war rrlmea Hungary Voting Seen offirrrs of th# combine on trial Fairer Than Feared charge*. # Hoard meeting mlnuta* said: "Dr. Von Schnltzler give* an LONDON, Sept. g—OP)—A arcuurtt of ihiprrsslona gleantd foreign office spokesman said to­ from hi* Latest trip to Am#rlc«. W , Incomplete report# from Economic conditions are favorable British representatives In Budafrom all angle** It teemt, how. peat ahnwed voting in 8unday'a ever, that leading business men Hungarian elections taid been e rr not favorably disposed toward "fairer than we feared, but not the President (Roosevelt). aa fain a t w, had hoped.” 1 "L G. relations with Du Pont Th# question of accepting the* hav* l>*«n further strengthened. results of th* election* will hav* Du Pont'a field of .activity ha* to await examination* of complete undergone tremendous eapenaion." reports, he added. H* said several la*tan*ee-of—multiple vot ing* had th# elect Iona aa Hungary1* strong­ est tingle party, having won 22 percent of tha 70US. — u ru p r. of I lie l-ailip, l e t , ' l l , . B ln le Pi I-on liendqui labasspe on i l i r litrisi tiia u g e i liste il die Of Officers Sanford Skeet Club WASHINGTON, 8*pt. VFW MBBT wI4 E4g m4A*V4l 5c, A wV|lAs W CLEVELAND, 8ept. 8,g UP) Communism will be among tba targets of resolution* to b* pro­ somewhere In the Atlantic. Res­ tented to the 4fth annual anponsible source*, asking to re­ campmant of th* Veteran* of main anonymous, advised tbe Foreign Ware, which opens bora tomorrow, Marl( Kinsey, AmorIcon director of th* organization, •Aid todAg. mlnlcan Hrpublir'a iharxe d'affaires in Paris, talk »ilh follow mg their marriaar in the French capital, i hr »<ddinx bride’s second, hsvinx dliorrrd James ( rum -ell, 1‘. H. mlnlaWllltrl* I •’|a«af t•*«! »n»da. last year, and the third for Itubriosa. who pretluuslj syllrr* routimiisl I III' ami diturred Flor de tlru I rujillo. daiigbler of the Domini- tliriepliriuua gal bell lilenl, and French- Artrea* Danielle Darrigua. * pel l o - l Iiigllt. '_______ (Internalional Itadiopliolul IV. II. liian g tr. - Q-SmitliyFormerl 11 /1 • Altamonte Springs MIDWAY OliXRATIONB Hew ta plan* tbe figure* to ■elre tha cross­ UUUU U number puail* (luiiuti rinuu.'i :> 'JUG (m il □ uuuu ui :j(, Die From Effects The United Staies has demanded that Kuttia join with A m cno and Hut am in a ((view ol ihi "repressive campaign” by the liulgsrun guveinnirnt againtl Hul (•ader. Nikola New American Protest Accuses Soviets . Of Violating Pact Formed *At Yalta 8 State Convicts 3 (At M'vifw i*f (lit* ram* Coulrul Ctimiuiaaion, represrntalivi's ,,f Uiiilml Stale, hud Kutam replleil <1: e Aiuei lean ilen Boiled down to man-toinan Iiiiwer interventiun win Good Chance h Scon terms, Devin's propositon »een> ule tin uiiMniianted 1 amount to saying, 'Give nu- in Bulguim’s internal For City To Get to back the gold I’ve sold you so I can sell it tu you .gain.'. It's the United Slates in turn rejected like r*1 Invitation to give bark this Soviet argument and urrusrd the Soviet Union of violating' its After contacting several inilu the gtlld We In,light fe,.m them .' ngrA-inenl with the United States The** comments took into c o m 1 ... . . . 1■•deration ‘ that' much of the “ "d Britain under tin- Yulia Pact I Florida. I f-’!,7fl5,9Q7.tMW. in U ..S _ « u id as- fur t he development of democracy *12,500,1)00,000 of hrforr that Sanford will gel the which is held at til* |Uirlffi#M Joel VrA: Shari3s1Viir Be Candidate For’ Governor’s Office Her# you sea Johnny and Mary w a t e h l n g t he animal. To aee tha animal itself, takaapencil and, s t a r t i n g at dot one, draw a lint from dot to dot eonaaeutlvaly. U. S. Is W arned O f • - I wo official* of the new gov. eminent indicated alrongly that Velasco Ibarra, who wa* ert route from Argentina to Kantiag», Chile and presumably to Bcuador, would not even lie allowed to rveiiTrr th* country. The council of state ruled that, f r . accurJ with the constitution, (.A Senate would elect a president would call an elrctiun for 5lay and aurrrnder the office to a freely elected president next Complete calm .waa reported througl Ecuador. Dr. Velasco Ibarra, having abandoned power, lias no rigid whatever, especially In a legal category, to return lo the country a a .—paldent or wllh any-aulhur•aid Camilo Ponce Knrique, public work* minister, "The (t'M ilssM mm P a st ais) . firat tfmainahi' Doris Duke Is Bride Of Rubriosu Wi* Ecuador Thr council of slate formally vest­ ed Dr. Maiiano Saurr/ VrintirnilIs with the jHiwer* of the presi­ dency today, hut ifsecilird that h­ and his government 'resign to an extraordinary session of the congress act.” A s s o c ia te d Pres* l i * i » d . Division Of Russia Review ^ J U II O . Ecuador,. Sept. 3 t/V) s c h o o l . F o r It play* an I nf l u­ ential partln every child’s life. N aturally, they ma da f r i e n d s 1 magic, gaze at thla detign in­ tently for a half mlnuta or more. It'll teem to rhange Ita aapect before your eyei, for It'a a clever optical illusion. • AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y -N E W S P A P E R S I C R O SSW O R D WITH Q U ESTIO N A N D ;A N SW ER nOKIZOKTAli 1—from what alats 414 Klag lele»»n brine IIIran U vtrk *a bran far Sis U aplst' (I El. Till) 5—Whet kins *( liras! wrsl* th* B*«h *f Pialm f 19—Whtl asfhew sf Elag D*v(4 we* * great espials la hta ensyf 14—Ettrnll ( '• a llie s * free , r a s e Owe) (•t tha Manfall, areidlag Working on the R.R Hidden Towns Thete lines, though simple they may appear. Scan with a careful eye, And you will find two cities hors, Though hidden very sly. I f you should overlook the same, And disappointment feel, Sean closely on, lines two mors towns These last four lines concaol. THE WEATHER v* U E R E ’S a new * * e ro ia-n u m b*r puxxle to t u t your idta. By Eugene Shsfer • Ecuador Revolt south of Quito on th* railroad. Th# Guayaquil • garrison announcamant said It no longer raeegnlaed Manchqno ' e* the chief n government Quito report* hold Msnchano had mobilized 5.000 troops In Quito and Imbeburo pravtnee. (Latest available eeth mate* of the Ecuadorean regular army IlsUd a total etrangth of About 7.500 men). Counter-revolutionary leaders aald ' "garriaon after gerrlton" Wat joining tha movament agalnit Manehsno. who in*tolled him,elf •a - hood of th* govement oftar » one-ahot revolt. They predicted > w e u l d > forced to cepRuiete. -- Tboy rsportea that force* movInE lgalnat Quito from the north Mlgfat Plfta the, capital under ■lege within a fbw daye. The Tha eoun•htdavne ALL MIXED UP DOUBLE-CROSSES IN SM ALL NUMBER TAMPA ELECTION TAMPA. FI*., Sept. 3. W}— Curti* Hiion wa* assured to-ley ef another four year* aa Tampa a mayor. Ha garnered 13,171 vote* In reetarday'i municipal election to 7,087 for city representative Georg* T. Taylor and 1,928 for 9«n Y. Giunta, a taaehar. t In- >l, , i i r l o In),,- iijt ||i,- m o a t nilviiptagi-iMin nuillutv i-lislrgir |l*l*ll Jl.ivslblc III plrpsialloil (ui fulfillment id a .plan uf woil.l I VI.LAIIA.S.HEK,*Nr|it l. i»* •ns me lujiig made tui housing uuthuriliea lu uk,,** und o|»erate eight .Soultu 1 1 idu ongiMtoiv labor, -amp wIn- h Fiilei al ('Ujji • " 'll 1 tlfnwn at the em rof rtilk 1J Governor Caldwell _h 1.1 ; the I' S Ih puitim-iil ui t loii* Hint llu- Mate nan 1 fiin.li nor nut hoi it y 1•> -ir.|iu camps, und lies given hit "I •lorseinenl" III plans of tit. agem-it-it » The iiiiiin- were luiilwnt uf "Imiiii CI.immi iiuu |u ||„„.slt-nl Julnii for the ri-'h \i-» |Uudllcing Illli) BIOUIIil loike i-huliee-and south of Minim have u cspacily #of ilmui worker Tin- Canal • Point, Evcrgladee, Daceola, l l k r r c l i ohee, P.ihuke.-, Pompano. Redlands and .S i.ilh Dadr rampN a te invulvt-I In the plan*. _ ■ (’baric* F. Huuman arming Fie rrtaiv of Agriculture, but week advj-it ,| Governor Cahlwill tout n new Frilrral law prii%iilt-s tin t such ramps may not be opcraltil at Government exnaiua after itcxl Jan. 30, but actually no funds me available to run them aftoi- .Sept. Airlincn I’lan Big* Expansion Program ORLANDO, Sept. 3, (Special) — A 31.50U.OOO route expansion prog­ ram will be underwritten for Flur* Ida Airways, Inc., b / l.eedy, Wheeler A Alleman, Inc., promin­ ent Orlando, Florida luvcstmmt bankers. In connection with the airline's .Civil Aeronautic* -Unanl application for service to III addi­ tional Florida elites. It l a ‘ an­ nounced today by Joseph L. Dyer, president. According to brief* and eshlblts Tiled by the airline today, the ehaae of six new 20 passenger airliners, aa well as to flight and ground equipment throughout the proposed system. Formal hearing Cn the rxpanalon request will b* conducted October 7 ,‘1947. A complete summery of Florida Airways’ presently certificated *'■* operations into 10 cilia* Is included in th* material filed, tht* data forming the basis of a projected ilnllUll.il Mill " 'III,. Ill 1It-1r> wa* in uimI,!i*l by ill,* II um' hv radio. Bi'iij-wtlig ailarks, kiMilnl about, a year ago, on Uililinl M a l e s pio| m»**I» ("f ilrfeiiie* in th# fa r north. Hi# Soviet government publicatiuu_;^hargctl t.’ntteil Mi l l i n t e n t i o n s , und actions ftOYrl of Krauitiriavjail countries ltd a. "Anifi lean expansion, tide mid, "alleady has the etafe sovereignty I t continued: “Contrary lu lh>- wi Icelandic people, Ihe l relnirir-l its main have Inmt, nn airport In Reykjavik, and of American military bases fn Greoirland. Thia American attltud* is linked with the decision, taken at tho Inter-American t ’unftranca in Itio Do Janeiro, ((juitamlinha), on inclusion of Greenland in tha Amrncan ‘security zone.' "But Ihe inapirer* of Antillean expansion, are stretching out their hand* to Scandinavia itself. This U expressed hy American infil­ tration into Sweden'* and Nor* way's economies and by U. 8. a t. tempt* lu make these countries collaborate with th« U. 8. Dapartnirnt of Defense for ths a*, tabllshnirnt of American air baaa* on Norwegian and Swedish ta rrl. 20,000 Chinene Reds Cut Off Near Hankow NANKINfi gu m nnirnr-crni'lit » .n 'U « u y 20.00Q Rail troop* under one-eyed General' Llu Po-Cheng had bean "completely cut off* in th* Honan-Hupeh-Anhwei border region after driving within 60 mllee of th* big citv of Hankow. Information Director Hoilingtoa Tong said th* Communists wer# rapidly running oot of ammiwi- . • lion and that pursuing govern­ ment fore** war* “tightening m 1 # ? 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 02, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3d18b332ff190a6b8ef0faed7c874e88.pdf 5ceb0379ce8606ea79ee6169ccc75930 PDF Text Text iCmmttnmmd t m a THE W EATHER British Strikes fo Parley flailed ( r * * tt* » * l tre a t Oael ra g * (c*o*to*M 11 o s r» * » o » » i Owl no specific calling for *t**I capacity to be retained In th . U. 8. and BritJth tonoi, but It m reported r«llably that thU would be about 11,000,000 ton* a year. Steel capacity remaining h W*»t*rn Germany after war darn* « (• la 18 ,200.000 torn. Thru, i capacity of about 7.000.000 torn would allll ba aratlabla for raparstlons. • ■ , . The announcement itatad that a higher production celling wa» n frriiary to permit the econbraIcally merged blxonal area to regain economic health and to allow Germany to “contrtbtrta her Indtipentabl# part to tha economle rehabilitation .of EOrop* as a .whole" ,■ Practically all tha Induatrlee dealt with were granted In­ creased production eeillng*. Blmultaneouily the amount of Industrial equipment available for repara­ 1*1 eommTtUe M tion* from th* combined tones led with the tail we* reduced sharply. conflict. It wa* Clay and. Douglas emphasised i to know tha d< that their action wa* designed White House reporter* after a con­ solely to make Western Germany rlea’a devotion V ference with President Trumsn on le lfju ita ln ln g and to harness Its I relationship, -V, I* a* a result of this dcrUInn the eppotntment of hi* successor. It potential to work for tha rocevery ’ortunatalr, ani verdlit that w*. acting faithfully within la reported that Agriculture Secre­ nf all Europe pndar th# “ Marshall tha final unanl tary Clinton P. AMareou will reIan Francisco 11 th# authority and obllgxllona of ilgn from the Cabinet to accept th# Plan" or other similar coopera­ tive reconstruction efforts. regional tha United Nations, have com# poit of chairman of th# Democratic devoid of tne-'M They aaaerted that allied plana to Bio to p*mct»-th* Pan-Ameri­ Commute# . {International) ; of conquest or ag| to eliminate Germany's war-mak­ can regional arrangements prom­ dedicated solely to the 1 ing power and to provide repara­ Ing ised at Cha^Ultapec, and will ga of orderly peace. wi tion* to qualified claimant* would Korean Issue on to. Bogota next January tu igthen and evan simplify not be violated. complete this humane task." 1 of tho United Nation* “Consideration ha* been given ( (•a lia s .* **•#• ®*.» throughout to the necessity for connection with * masting of enm Tnv that the blional plan can th* Dig Three foreign minuter* be aaslrrHated Into a plan -for In Moecow In December, 1940. At Germany aa a whole," they said. that time it w#* agreed th* United Tha 0 . 8. and Britain merged f l w n and Rt/fila xhoubl form a theft occupation *on#4 for eco­ Joint commlaslon to unify Korea- nomic purposes la*l Jen. 1 but and that control should be exer­ have been uhsuccesifgul In efforts cised by th* Big Four power# for to get Rue*la and France to fly# year* after establishment of join them. a liable native administration. Franc* objected to tn* new lev*!The not# continued: of-lnduetry plan, even before Ita "Th# present stalemate In the publication, In Ixmdnn talks with joint commission negotiation* and American and British diplomat* th* failure of that commission to this week. Ju st before these talk*, accomplish svan th# first task of started the Russians protested at Ttm-dar Hltm of the V. 8 . tM SERVINGabun^anUy*"* lear to all that bi­ — having been" left out. lateral' negotiations on the-sub­ Britain to go ahead with tha plan ject of consultation with Korean wa* made public In a communlq'i# political partis* and Organisation* Luncheon — Dinner Breakfawt will onljr aarvi to delay* tti* Ira- Issued In London last night after ptsmsntatlon of this agrsemsnt the d o te of th* discussions. * * and defeat IU announced purpose of bringing about early indepen­ Legion Meet dence for Korea." ir a a tt a s M t n m Pag* 0 , 0 I Th# demand for a four-power conference follows two unsuccess­ vok* war. It will likely be fought ful attempt* to settle KotMX over hi* territory." Unification of th* armed fort»«, talks. Aa II now stands, th# political futur* through bi-lateral Elsenhower eajd, “prnvldae flexi­ country 1* divided with Raeaia bility to meet changing condltloni occupying th# northern half and of warfare.” * . N O T iq E th# United Btata# In charge Jn Two other of th# nation's top military man. Fleet Admiral Ches­ the south. Copies of th# not#, signed by ter W. Nimlti and General Catl CONTRACTORS — BUILDERS Undersecretary of BlaU Robert A. Spaats, commanding general j . HOME OWNERS of th# Army Air Force, alio war* speaker!. 4CH FAN •• 18.000 CU. FT. MIN. Admiral lim its ealced the Am#r^ lean Lagloh* to act a t a sentinel T AUTOMATIC CEILING SniTITETlfl 1150.00 to *#* that no on* branch of tha fCH FAN.? 1F.0O0 CU. FT.MIN. ' . armed force* I* psrmlttsd lo de­ f! AUTOMATIC CEILING RHUTTF.n.q 1180.00 Soviet and United Btatea sons* cline to ths point wh'er# It cannot OMATIC WALL SHUTTERS FOR • In Korea to ehooss "whollr rs- carry out Ita shara of responalbllpr#*«nlativ*" -provitlonal lsgfsIstor* for each tone. Under th* propossl. voting would be by ATORS secret, multi-party ballot on a basis of universal suffrage. t stuuniasm «■ m* proper romuin»2. T ht prorlklonal ^nAl UfJ*- |j on of m \\\U rf ind dvHim lators then would choo,* reprs- lUe ^ -,h elssrly dsflnsd reYORK DIflTRipUTOR3 '. ssntatlrss In numbers " P ^ .pon.Tbllltles.“ Nlmits told the tha. Population ,ln . Legion's National Convantlon. with these cholcM 1 lie said ha wa* convinced thxt MODIjlRN APPLIANCES, INC. a national ItgU atur# to^ meet at |r (h# N it|o n i, ^ et 0? ReouUto « ^ b ll» h a provlelonal , M7 admln|tt4m ) ln' tha ipir. AIR CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION ted Stetee, eeluted Brexll on a re of her 126th ennireraary Independence. He eeld the trican delegation w»a In Bra“not in our national rapidities, as repreeentatlrea of a vital ilipherie fraternity dddlcated peace and progreaa and de­ racy among the peace-loving loha of the United America*. • reeton f o r (h* Inter-AmerCcnference, h* said, was to leecrat* our spiritual aoliy and to further Implement eaceful purpo** of all for nd on* for all." He added: a n the United'Nations char­ ts wilt ten In San Francisco was a critical eontroeepy the question of recognlilny a) arrangements such at For a time It threatened try birth of tha global orition. I had tha honor and Ic d«mandau'.blltefly that tha La­ bor government reduce the extra ration* allotted coal miner*. The Graphic editorially urge-l the •« government to “withdraw “withdrew at once ell extra rations" from the airiking miners who get a double ortlon of meat a* well ae the »ary worker*’ 'additionI ratio 1 of three lo a m weekly. The Liberal Newe Chronicle, ae* aertlng that the Orlmeihorpe pH. where the strike begen, has h#i 20 previous unofficial stoppage* this year. Mamed a “Malcontent minority." * • The strike began Aug. 11 with 'refusal of 140 men In the Grimethorp# pit to accept a r**ommaa. ilatlon by a joint committee of the National Union of Mlneworketa and the National Coal Board call­ ing for a bigger “stint" In one seam of tha mine. This w*#k It began to mu»hroorn sympathy atrlke* at other nearby mine* and London newapa- CHAIRMAN of th# Democratic Na­ -----reported per* reported fears f*ar* thethe whole wnoi# tional Commute#. Poatmarter Gen­ -Yorkshire field might be doted. eral Robert E. Hannegah talks with CONGREGATIONAL CHUItCH Perk Aretute end Third Street J. Bernard Root. H lalster Sunday School, 10:00 A. M. Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. Sermon Subject: “r o t Thoea Who Labor." . £ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH * Park Arana* a t Sixth Street W. P. Hrooka, i r - pastor Sunday School 9:40 A. M. Worship: 11:00 A. M. Training Union: 6t4S P.-M. "Wahre saved a place for too." ‘ * -FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Dfeclplsa of Christ) Sixteenth Street and Sanford Arena# WHUam Perry Tester. P e a t* Sunday Church School, 9:45 A. M. Worship and Communion. 11:00 A. M. Sermon: “Our Awful Free­ dom." Union 8ereleea will l»# held at the Preabytarlan Church. Third Btraet and Oak Avenue a t 0:00 p. m . ______ X.: Prayer ^K,,Corson. - ‘ ORLANDO, FLA, . 8irTh will not suffer any dlsad!5 R i« t« PRU! , |, 'n rlta ln r *nUt*. nor will national aecurlh* Ch«M to d l i ^ What Jeop.rdigwd and w h at^SUM U pe ..0n tha {ontrary-thereby." Nlra(tg . W ao^m U n^ on*a -firm economic "MT*ral Importent rrovfalons of foundation ” ‘b* law Immeasurably .trengthrn ,Di Th* .United N a tio n wauld have power to auperrla# th# aonal Mriam a J T n e i ^ h s t l ^ t elections and tha forming of a t S ^ k i f o U S l ^ ^ a a S F K ! M f,vn,,n ' nd w S S S i f f o r t . " iW ta ia n d .^ M rM n Nlmits likened th . fighting of °0. The Korean prorislonal gov"* s tr je n ff H e r wtUrdrawa! of a l l ' occupation ^ u Third Btreet a t 3. D. Braeala*. Douglas K. Assistant Oak A r m * D. D , Paatar Charle*. Paster A IUFFlint OF INFANTHI PARAlYtll. little Charlotte Jerenko taka* hfr Brat step# with tha aid of cratches In C hiciga She la eoiched by Shirley Aakltmd. flret Illinois nuraa to ba enrolled by that State’s chaptar of th# Kenny Foundation. Th# nurx# received 13 month* of trebling at'th# fllrl-rr Kenny Institute tn MlnneapoMt. (InterrMHengl Smindphofa) 78 end 77: outlaw clo##d shop, M and 48; delay strike! In public ser­ vice Industries 78 and 70 pefeant. 1 C s B li s s ,a frsss r » t f ‘O w s ) The Taft Hartley Act contains searcher* found th* contradiction that although a majority of th# all of thrio provision*, th* comworkers aald thay .war# 'opposed1 mitt#* said. ' to th# *0 called T a ft Hartley Act' aa a whole, when poliod on specific provision* of th i act. they over­ whelmingly exprested their ap­ proval of them. A breakdown of the questions asked, th* pampbat aays, revealed th at 78 percent of all worker# favored Ota provlilon requiring ■ C0-d*y "cooling off" period before a strike affecting naOonal wel- G O P Labor Report , 8. Tb# tonal UtUlatur* would be “ ronf^ or the whole thing wtft ggthorited to draft prtrvlatonal # ’ he "****• m otthav* or while union members war# 70 parctnt favorable. „,U ri. ' Tit# rot* by all *mplor*i am) union mtmb«rx on other provitlon* follow*; •’ Allow of freedom of »peach for employers, 69 percent of all work­ er* and 61 percent of union mambora; require union financial re­ port i, 80 and 80; prohibit Com(OaUoeM rM * OM) munlit \mlon Ira d .rv 70 and 77| of th* other 47 participating wunprohibit union politic! rontributrie* m ar ba used for tha rest of tlon* 60 and 60 psrrant: allow 1947 and Into 1948, funds don­ checkoff of dut* only wtth worfcated by th* United State* contri­ ar’a conasnL 08 and 74; allow uni­ bution could sot bo obligated a f­ on shop only with maforlty vota, ter last June 10, a cut-off dots during tbs quarter. Of these, mot# than 800.000 wire In Gar. obi lasted prsciusllr ths entire • Ih* refert w ld (hat fltal f'gures will show that UNKKA will is United Nations • have “arcompliihsd It* -upply have taken over UN program* to a rraar)uJjU-<Ug«x*~ and win have aUHxatj to the fulU.t I .do. , ibl* extent' A s total rontrt-', Waiting For^Tt & The H6<fan H w fcit n o c x n 't wxlt fo r SALES ABVERTWM^ V O L U M E X X X V III Aleman Makes CUURCn OF CHRIST Elm A renas a t Bacood Street Arthur I- Bailer. Minister WEEKLY ACTIVITIES * •Sunday Bible Study, 10:00 A. M. < Preaching A Coramflnion. 11:03 IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY N K W S P A P E K SA N FO RD . E ita b lia h e d 1908 ‘Bucking’ The Crowd In New York To Mexicans Berries a t County Jail, 1:30 P. H. PM . ‘ ■ * ‘Evehlng .Service. 8:00 P. U. Tuesday, 10:30 A. M.: Radio Sermon a t WTRR. •Wednesday, 8:00 P. M.: Bib1: A a a o d a U d P r ta a L l i a t d W ir e F L O R ID A , M ONDAY, S K P T E M I1E K 1, 1947 Communists Win 1 In 4 „ in Hungary President Plans To ■Reduce Number Of Taxes And Set Up New Levy System Service at County Horae, 3:80 iir Skies Predict­ ed For Regatta And Horse Racing.Along Lake I flo iile v a r d Mayor O’Dwyer Leads legion’s Biggest Parade Fan ,»kir» tn«l Minnv leath er wcic |nr,fitirtl (nl Sanford'* gala Libor Day festivities thu alterniH.n. .1* lot mint ot the i d of the nation, allll laigr crowd* were anticipated along tin- like fiont whrir the irgalla w*» listed to grt' umlrl wav at I :1)U o'clock and at the Duriy IIl)t)|| and Saddle Club'* cow pony race* heginniug *1 2 :0 0 o'clock. Thursday, 10:30 A. M. JtyH* Ser­ mon a t WTRR. Friday. 7:10 P. M.i Bible Stmly; (Paola Church). ‘ . BOUTUBIDE BAPTIST f c H tte t 1 Wilson Flack, Pastor JTTT/ Millard Hunt. Director of Tpoth AetlelUtou^'* 8UNDAY 9:40 A. H .s 8unday School for •11 a r ts . . ' . ■— . , 11:00 A. M.t Morning Worship. Massage by David Thomas,_8tatson Univ. stu d sn t ( CJl Ifftf, 8:00 P. M.r -Evening Worehll 11:00 A. M.: Morning Wo-aMp Mqvi# on Home Mission work i Berries. • Florida. ' Misra.- .’ s ir s ffssa K S ’a onSb* KS ssa.'^ r1" m •* "* 3:00 P. M.: Sunday HeMol. 8:40 P. M.: Worship ftenrlM.- * Monday. 3:30 P. M.: H°*rd of the Pra*byt#rl*n Woman1. AnxilU. a r r will meet a t tha Church. ' SATURDAY A. M. . AN FREE METHODIST CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF CHaiST, n c ru a io IN NIV/ YOIIC, a member of the PoUl :al Action Committee for Feertk Street at U n ral Aeene# 8C1ENT1BT Pelfttlne pack* crates with parachute* for a Ipment to Europe w h en Rev. Bdltk TamMyrn naetor 800 East 2nd Street 1 . ibl Baruch S. Korff, In Parts, says be will lead a “parachute lnvsiioo' Elmer Careeeu assistant paster 9:40 A. M.t Sunday School. of th* Holy Land. KortJ says members of the Jewish Immigrant grout 10:00 A. M.t 8unday school for 11:00 A. M.: Morning Service. participating will be from 19 to 34 years o f.g e , f fnlamoilonolj all ages. n ..L 1__a. W/TLwIaA aana” • Subject: “Christ lJaaua.” I.; Hom ing worxh/p 8:00 P. M.: Wednesday evening Elmer Corson. „ _ . .1 T J ’.MS. Speaker service. Reading Room Hours, Tuciday* iog worship, and Friday* 3:00 to 0:00. P- M. Re-opening 438 - 430 N. ORANGE AVK. To P n U c t lk« P i u * of Ik* World; To Promote th# P roem * of A o trl(* | • To Prodoco Proxpenty for Ssnford. Mt L orm ann's-R estaurant •••>' PHONE 8-MT4 Mi'«lly fair this aflrrftoon, night aini Tuesday except w icattr I <ii showers Slid thu storm* Tun.lay afternoon. 4X1 U s i t y T h e re I s H lrc n g lh — erian Sunday, Aug. 31st, 1947 a t 8:00 P.M. Rev. J. B. ROOT, Speaker (> He said the nation's.foreign debt totaled $46,000,000. and the in• Urnal debt $212,900,000. P*rmanta on ex try debt, includin* that for expropriated Americ.ru . oil properties, have been made on ' ibe due dale, the President added Tha govammsnt. President Ale­ man said In an address prepared for delivery before a Joint ses­ sion of Congress, had “imposed Q upon Itself a strict economy and ------ha*-detorm bied-to- ClfWl lf*"fndebtednesa « with tha . Banco . dr Mexico that a t th* beginning T.f th* administration amounte<l to Tha president exhorted termers to bend their backs tu the plow and factory workers to give their eweat to make Mexico Industrial* ly great. Ha said none of Mexico's hsrdihips could compare "Jh • m gravity with th* spread of tho ^ foot and mouth diseaat of rattle.” That outbreak reused rioting of the U. 8.-Mexican border tn Mexican cattle imports. Other hlghlght* of the 17,000. word report: Mexico's unfavorable Made balance during tha first six months of 1947 r*ach#d the sum of 01(10,. 000,000 with reserves ftlllifg to 5*1,000,000 t n . MNifiii 11 Ae r*The " • government The la uftrrmin. determined.. A . , to reaialain Ih# rate ol aschangs •tabUisad #4 4 J I pesos to the dollar t l - mjA ; e *00090*994 •tabllfsatfoo credit grental tr .. Mexico In agreement with th# U. 8. Treasury, The national ----- - petroleum ad­ ministration has drilled 39 new wells In the northeast. 21 of which ara productive, with a potential yield of 13,000 barrels a day. Mexico produced 41,120,000 barrel* of oil and refined 34.200,­ 000 barrele this year. To link Ih* nation more closely together, 123.600.000 hat been Invested In the nation's high- Farm ers M arket A t Florida City Gets Improvements JA C K SO N vln.E . SepL f8 p ,. ?•' 7 . „ Improvement* ■“■Hiviwiirnis lo in u* City S n e Farmer*’ Market, should be Comnlrled in iin * j , h,rvllln* of th . heavy . ! . n<* winter production of vega, tobies In that rich aectlcn of the Ea»t Coast, said William L Wilson. Director of Jtt#.« Mar­ kets today. B. E. & B. Nrdholm, Rrdhnfm. superaor>cionstrurtion for Rtate »a spent some time in T rsccntly, conferring wllh Market Manager C. S.-Phil­ lips, on d.-tsU* of th* Improvement project. Th* construction chief ha* also been In touch with Btote * Road Department official)' on p ar­ . Ing needed to permit better service for tha farm ers selling through Florida City. A new m arket 'ahed la to he built alongside a spur track of the m ' Florida East Coast Railway. A new auction block la also Included tn tha cortatroctlon program, and aa addition will b# built onto the west and of a m arket .had already . completed. . _ . _ ^ Hupervlior Ttydholm It nt pro­ M at In Fort Plsrce. directing work o« Improvements announced racantly for th a t m alar tomato­ ' handling market. Th* Fort litre * Market, under management of M. E. Williams has enjoyed a very 0 rapid expansion ia the last tew years, handling heavy shipments of a wld# variety of y«g*talJe*, In addition to tha tomato crop which has long csnUrad a great deal of th* attention of 'producers In 81. Lucia sad adjacent counties. RIDINO HMH AND FANCY F ill, Legionnaires from Lawrenceburg, Ind., amuse spcctalurs with the antics of their bucking buggy “Peggy" a* they roar and 4oar along during Legion's.“40 and 0" pared*. (International^ Crisis Develops Gen. Wainwright, In India As Riots, Bataan Defender, Murder Continue Retired By Army Civil War TJireatens Impressive Ceremon­ ies Aj Fort Snm As People Hope For Houston For Hero P e a c e fu l Solution SAN ANTONIO. Tex.. Sept, i LAHORE, Pakistan, Sept. ItA’I The governments of the new do- tA7 Forty-fisr years of distin­ inions of Pakutan and India find guished service in the aimy were emselves today in a crisis bfougbl only a meinury hulay lor Jonatha» M. Wainwright, who has retired yesterday at ceieinonie* at Fort Sam Houston heie. * Die gallant defender of Hataan Pandit Jawebailel Nrhtu mrn- laid aside hi* uniform for multi tioqrti that veiy tlengri in a new, conference' b ,t Diuitday in Nev hit luime 'Tiddler'* Green," sr Drttii. Nehru, prime minister ol the hrait of a leiliioneblr rriidrnIndia, and l*nme Mmistrr UaqbM f i a l d r i t f l i f n e a r F o i r ^ e i n i fou Ah Kban of Pakitlan now arc it chairman making a joint tour of the punjeh in an rf^ H lo restore peaef. “ MoA~ *it«wrv«ni fret that some­ Homontl Food h lo riv an d tW Ala­ how something will lw worked out mo f)lock Farm here and viecwhich slowly ‘will hriog alxiut a 'arrfnC rrmdlttnnT piestdenl of the fa m e Seth and rratoratinn -of ami a look at the acure sheet deir- Window Balance* Company. Lot onstratea why. Angcle*. . At midnight Sunday the experYesterday, Gov. Iteauford Jester *imrnt . m m I m I m S ‘ sm IIII— ^., I. ... of a joint'm ilitary laiundary uffered him a position on the new force of the two governments de: Texas Good Neighlior roiumiaaiun tu help further goodwill auunig “our (.atln-Amcrlean friends lw low the Kio Grande." ' Wainw right’s career as n inilily that the Ixnimlary force simply lary man wax ended late yesterday had found the job loo big and at Arthur McArthur Field, whenthat rioting had spread despite he hid hi* troops farewell )n a its liest efforts, there wa* plenty touching address. of liehind-the-acene* evldenco that Maj. General John II. Coulter, it never had a rhanre, never was who succeeded him aa commander jnipular, and that th# people are uf the Fourth Army until Sept. now getting what they wanted, 16 when General Thomas T. Ilanan anny of each dominion speci­ ily assumes command, lead mes­ fically reapunsibl# for keeping I he sages of tribute at the review iwsce. . from President Trbmau and Ge t.No one wants to talk for the rrsl Dwight . IF. Eisenhower. ' record, but privately many con­ Jester told uf Wainwright1* de­ cede the Inherent danger a of the fense nf the Philippines agaitut new plan. For Instance, in Pak­ th e overwhelming strength uf the istan tlie choice ia whether Hindu Japanese. . and Sikh troop* nr Mo*lema will . The fit-year-old general1* face guard and escort Hindu and Sikh saddened a* he read his own troop* or Moslem* will guaid irlirrm rn t ' ordska and delivered and escort' Hindu and Stkn hi* farewell address. .refugee* and whether* Moslem “This is not an occasion,” he said slowly and deliberately, “at It'a a tfa e e # mm H as* F e e ,I vote* ihiougb pi talk of civil war som e villages. ■ A ministry of information stale mrnl rr|M>itrd that "on the day ot the election, there were a few at­ tempts to abuse in connection with . w the voting. The police intervened! in' ra i ll- c alf MB l»ot~n?r?)IIT j r "v *;V *' -*h£ r• steps." • ; . In (lie election, th* Commun't Uta rrplarrd the aiuailliolilera *• Hungary's - leading party. Tin , . r ?smallholder* pullrd 07 percent o( tlui_l!llfi vote^Thl* year a* Com­ fS - • • munist influence has grown sev­ eral of their Iradera have left th. country. AntLCommunista h*v< WITH 1118 HEAD UP \ \ l » CHEST OUT. Mayor William O'Dwyvr (rod* tlm American I accused thus,- remaining uf truck up .F ifth Avenue. Hup-ln-tU of thousands bf N'«-w Yuiki i* jammed the sidewalk* h«ui parade Marled to vanlage point*. Ilt-hind IIU llonoi u the New Yuri, C ity, I'uliri- la-giun ling tu the Communists. ( Ititi'iiintiuiinl 1 The latrst official hut incom rulltlligi'llt plete returns aa made public b> the foreign ministry showed thidiatrihution of :iOO,4ttl vole*: plr’a Parly 4H,4‘J4, Bmallholdri .'I'.’,79.1. Imiriwndcnt Hungarian DeintM-ratie Party i garian Radical Part; tlrtl*» DrUiocatic National Peasant Ecuador In Stage Of Siege From Revolt QUITO. Eeuadoy, 8ept. 1 </P)— Army and constabulary officers In four statoa were In revolt to­ day against the we*k-old govern­ ment of CoL Carlo# Manchsno, who placskl all Ecuador under a state of sieg# and am t troops and.tanks acquired through U, B. lend-laaae to trouble spots. Th# government ssiertad that Dr. Mariano S p a m Vatnballla, conservative vie# president of the posted regime_nf President l ea . Mari! Velasco Ibarra, and Col. intwsll of Ilsqu.ro Davila as defense minArchblsh«p John J, lie ArchI* In th* The government communique ac­ _________ ____ ___ „ filabrala knowledged that troops had rebel­ Labor D*y by tndlng- th* long led Saturday night a t Riobamho, dispute and-arranged a meeting 100 miles south of Quito, In Chlmtoday to attem pt such a settle- borsto province, and In Gnarar.mtnt. da, SO mils* west of Riohamba ' “With God's help, w# pray that In adjoining Bolivar *tat«. Labor Day will ■#• IK# dawn of Th# re bbell Ion was reported •sac# Is U># Hollywood film In- joined Sunday night by th# gardu,try," **id t h # 'archbishop Is rtooiks In Latacunga and Ambato, capital* of th# province* of Paym ents A re Mode Schools For 2 Months , TALLAHASSEE. Sept. 1, (flperial)—As both th# July 16 and Aug. 16 paymento arw bsing mallad a t th# same time, State School 8upL Colin Engiish explained that tha 87 counties will racsir* double Seminole County usually re­ ceives 119.271 for teachers' sal­ aries. 91,427 for transportation. sad 03^78 for current expense. SQUIRREL ORPHANS 'Thro* baby squirrels that fell out pf s trs# In th# yard adjoin­ ing th* Park Apartments a) Eighteenth 8trs#t and Park Ave­ nue were found by B. C. Btesl#, who lives In th# apartment. Th# P a p e r PredicLs Itv s Ila s H a a l* sar I ' n i i s T a n iu h u recent S ivretnry u f Statu It •I'MVillo, wilt! Will lie. lot induced by Mating! tramta-r nf f<munv-:v Guard iniiitry u |lt ttiiilnl * Ilif t Irl •*!»■ oil Mk 'I liin iiiifi nhiir *«i mil nu Intunng*. tin IllMMlt HU 11»•’l»»f#•*I f% lUtlltr,, ol IIimiIa mill Sl»«riff IVrrv M*i»» tin- i n tr n u lm n s ! Iilununxnl nolr. . The saiuo nutv ftgun-d in Slav.en ’s ii-m a r k i., Tim *11110111101*1! i-am liil|ti< lor* tinlti-|mbllca 1 |iii-sii(i-ntia! nom liiatiun, risin g on aim cottveutiini tllnor In s|M-nk against a ininnritv *ie|M»it of tinI -eg ion's foteign trlatiuu* com m it- Holiday FataliticH Already Total 245 Sanford Students To Receive Their Decrees GAINESVILLE, B#pf. 1. (Hocrinl I—Two hundred and forty-two candidate* will receive degrees from the University of Florida at commencement esercisos, next Fri­ day. marking one of thu laigrst summer session graduating class m n u a w k id s d . -----------»T"union Congress, representing From Sanford James II. Hardin. 90 p#rc#nt of BrlUln’a union 7 traffic deaths and 4 drowning* Jr. will receive lha Bachelor ol workers, hlntad willingness today In. Florida. Arts degree and Laursn R. John­ to accept rigid direction of labor, son. the B8A degree, i ' ■ mora drastic regulation than *o far raque*t#d by th# laibor governmenL f , GLUE-FINGERED A statement c!rculat*d hy ihe FOOTBALLERS general council at the opening of th# TUC*a 79th annual congrst* MIAMI, 8*ot. 1, (Special) — warned of th# “Mtioua nature” Auburn and Michigan 8tate proved of Britain'* economic problem*. the champion Orange Howl ballBoUtothlng mora stringent than handlers In tha 1938 clastic her* currant government power* for whan n*ith#r team fumbltd during limited direction of Laoor may b« tha 80 minute* o | play. . will - present M.W YORK. Sept, I F, II,. Aniriiran Legion enilcl it* -M'l C'limuiunitm, both . firation. llia y Militant Program To OpposeCommunism Adopted At Session i nnv rp lio fi spp illrt'K u l Irliilu lln u i |r|M i||» III "wlllill Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRHMK •The luilKtr Day weekrinl accid­ ental death toll wa. near 260 a . Ih* last day uf the three-day holiday ta-gan * (inlay." _ ~ D # Ith ~ h » ir »cythe.l '170 niolbri Isto from the highway* since fi P. M. Friday; 30 person* had drowned, ami 39 la*en killed in misrtllaneous accidents, putting total fatalities at 240. • The National Safely Council had predicted a total motor accident toll of 260 for the long week end. The air age was Jrflertod In Ih* figure of 39 miscellaneous accidents — II of the deaths oc­ curred In small plana crashes. British Unions May bllchlgan. home state of the Okay Rigid -Direction automobile Industry, led the nation In nnmber of automobll* accident • SOUTHPORT. Eng.. 8#pt. 1 OPl deaths with 10. Texas followed in tuuig.il .0 / (III 11 <luck. [.St­ ill the ryrnillg their will be a inie at tin- M.14 fail. Other Hpraki-r* ul thu l-ampiet a-1 u furh Hi'iiutnr lluyl* will n ld r ns tnnMiouitlrr will b# three Irophira tu winner* in the regatta. The first is given by th* Cbamiu-r o( Coiutuere* tu the wirtuYi uf tin- tuitlMisnl mulor race and inusi | who 1 In i ,1 lime* in aucm 1.ml - owuship, press fur rrcVlving llmnaniaii p„l * itirrtl refugres. Turkey 1 ,'piled tn neighlairlng , ll,il**prin immediately. Hint any ,-ritirism in the Turkish press d simplv wn« In answer l„ e.|,u,Uy ( ( hostile acts by the Bulgarian press. « • Ankara still ha* not replied to the Yugoslav note. Olieser\urs la-lieveil the answer wmild follow tin, line taken l,y> Foreign Minister Hasan Sak'a 'recently whrn hr told n new* conference I th# furka always would protect | Moslems and that llnmanlan re - fug,vs rnuld stay here »r leave, ; ns they pleased. A i Although, Turkey ha* la-en deeptv confer ' ! r.nisidut* ' a | Situation in • ul has Iven ,-asri I. BELEM, Ilraxil, Sept. I —<4’i President Truman'* plane, tinIndependence, made a refuelling ■top hers this mornlngg on hi* flight from Trinidad tu Kin H<Janeiro. Ths plane touched, down about 9:30 A. M. (7:30 A. M Eastern Standard Time). President Trumsn, who Is to spend a weak in Brasil on a slabvisit, said he w*a happy to rsarii Brasilian soil. He was welcomed by Brmxlllsn news men, member* of the United Btotrs colony anil Brig. General Dyott Fontemelle. commander of the Valdecana air baa*. Th# plan* left Immediately aftonrard for Rio where It wax due about 2:30 P. M. (12:30 P. M. E8T). .uni All 1 Kutimii4 banquet ol 8«<rt*lgry within the 8uvlei spheie nppeared today lo la- • ceiling inrl#n*lng proamiro on Turkey. The rlectlon will decide the die. Uibntion uf seats In the peril# meat to ine#« .Rept. 16; earh parry will get one scat fur evrry M.ihmi vote*. Before I in, balloting, emne e b w rv tm —hxit* pTOTiotntced "[He Communiata strong enough to win without fraud. Some opnosltlnn politician, bope that the United States and llutish guvernmenta would plam off(rial proteata over the election. The U. 8. legation receive,! t,l-ortx that many parties u erj planning proteate lo the Comuumlet Interior Minister, l.n*ilo Itnjk. 1 Smallholders sources repoitcl that sevetal leaders o f .that patty had taken up charges ngain-t the communiata last night will, Pre*. idrnt Znltan Tihly. n smallholder, at his home hut had come tu no agreement. In Nairykoerora, birthplace' of the 1B4H Kossuth revolution «*•elti#* 60 mile* southeast from here, an American pbeerver reportrd thnt anti-Communists were tidk'mg civil war and hinted they would like weapons from the U. S. Many person* rebutted they liad seen truckload* of "flying elect­ or*,” whom they took to lw Com­ munists, Voting time and again in one place after another. Inhabitants or Sxekesfeheivar. Vertesaea and llaiaexaka told this eurreapondent and two otlieis Registration Day At Truman Plane Makes South Side Primary Fuel Stop In Brazil All pupil* who expert to attend the South Hid* Primary School are asked to register Wednesday morning, It .was annourrod today bv Mrs. Velma Mitchell, |>tinripal of tho school. Parents of tha children entering th* first grad# hare been -asked to bring their children's birth rertifIrate. Mrs. Mitchell stated that the! school.wlli ba open until neon Wednesday, and regular school hours would begin next Monday. Busses trill run Monday morning and trill carry tha children home a t noon, East European Nations Under . O’Neill Elected Red Influence Pressing Turkey As Legion Meet noon where lie iv,i giceteu by a reception commiltct composed ot Senator *nd Mn. IJoyd F. Uoylc, Mr. am( Mu. H*ni!*ll Chase. Mr. and Mis H. H Cofcman. Mr. and Mr*. Holland I.. Dr«n, Mr. and Mt». A. W. Lr r ;—Mr I.vj R. Ij -i Iici and Mr. and Mr*. h H r Rcumdlir. hero me two plant for Fu­ llin' I* the .Marshall plan, other I* tlu> ('onimunWt plan, >U op|Hi«e the Marshall plan hluropaan ivcovery, ihcti you give comfort trod Sid jo.U ic. Fre n c h T h e a te r —P r O p n e to r H e ld 7 F o r M a n s la u g h te r PARIS. H»|it; I. LV)‘-Th« proprictor «»f tho m’Ik I th#4t*r i t Itrull. iict*!U» uf m illwutrou* fir# Sntuiiluv niicltl In whifh H7 p#r* Mtii* 4l 1.il Mfxl *»I w«r# in. iur.il, was held on ilistKii. of Involunlarv lunnslaughter tmlay Tim examining magistrate, timiliar b> a bite-man grand Jury In llm Untied Suite*. Said the propreltdr. Antoine itnuillade, bad been negligent In taking proper M i'll' I »’ 0»WI » Tim majority report xuppmtiiu: the Marshall plan was aduplrd. Sen. George Malone (l(-Nev), who led the arguinent for the minori­ ty re|Hirl, had said the cuinmitt)-.> majmily was “rubbcr-itamping like state d.psrtm rul'* and Its report was hated “nit tike theory that money alone will (top Com­ munism." The minority report, however, approved of advancing some ‘funds to foreign nations provided “the credit economic In­ tegrity of the United States" were not jeopardised. — The i il . I. g st.s adop ted, t he nx* tienal defensiv'Tnmmlttre rrpiirt urging that atsm ir -aecrrts U> withheld from “ally nation, friend­ ly or oihenpdxf,’1 and urging adop. tion of universal military training hy a special session of Congress. Appointment of a iproMdentlal advisory committee lo Organise civilian defense* against atomic attack was recommended. Outlawing th# Communist Party as # political party; barring of Corpmunlsto from public hous­ ing, and “g valid d*f*naa In court to a charge of promoting tha ov#r(CSslUsM . a Paa* Fatae) I Ml n« •iwwa Police said n ehmt circuited wirt* in tho in ih u I lulccny iitirttd the blaze, which spread a* swiftly as the panic which xent patrons rushing towaril the nairow exit. Iloth balconies in the tall, nar­ row structure collapsed, the secmid falling on tho first sml cariying It along to the floor below. Rear Saits were blocked by debrts before anyone could get t«> th#m. The theater was in a narrow street about throe n»ll*tx from th# Arc de Triomph# and conxlructad In a short, narrow-, high fariilon to fit' the limited space available. Moull lade was IiriJ in latl to nrarliv Verralllc*. Kuril wa* In mourning today. All commercial establishment# and place* of amusement in th# town of approximately. 10,000 wora or­ dered closed by city official* until after a ma#h funeral for th* vic­ tims tomorrow morning. - Flag# were flown at half staff. Onlv one similar ilinailer du* to fire could lie recalled In th# la it 40 v#ar* of French Ihstorv. Thia wa* a fir# In th* Nouvell#* Galcries department *tor# In Xl.rxUlI#. In which about 100 poraona lost Uitlx live*. ' �\ • • r r • ___________________ - \a ' '■ v M O N D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 1, 1947 as labor lnA» .unnuttleil. frnmi* Thtf yc*r 1947 n m •find* .— ~v ... - r somewhat r " / " w r ,r I of mind. The new Tnft-Hnrtley law has obvious Rood pninU mid obvious bed ones. It has others whose Roodness or PM? III w y O a Aianna •____ ness remain to be determined. Its main benefit ns we see .a lt n 4 M '^ n r a K ra n naalltl u. mi Ira it is that it takes some of the problem* «»ut of the .air aM 0 , 1 . W.r IT. 1*1 1*1*. n« Ikn •*• r-H OH nine* •| a a n la ra . I 1 . | H » . n n 4 r r Ik* A r i sets them on the ground where they can be looked at, *turned , ( r a a i i m •! H a r r k n. I*** and possibly solved. . . " MOLL'S>SV| V|T~I.. UKAX •There is this point, too. If lnbor and management are sith M l«l CIMIOIIX IILAX determined to seek and maintain lalior peace, then they H a U M N > l» » a a » r will have it. law or no Inw. And If they are determined to al'HM'llll*TIIIX HATH* •“ have civil strife and lalmr wars, then there will la* no peaqo . " •* * nor comfort for anybody, whatever be. the wages, hours, 1.23 T I i h Maalha tTnrr-m- no laws. We think at the present time all hands l i t Maalka u want lienre and steadiness in which they can Ret on with Dna Tana nf nu — nk llna II fimductlon. at is true. If* —the that counts. I H l I I v l l U i i r We i » r iho|>e m i ' v th »••••» — spirit * Ik* aha.•, rraaa m a l n l U n a a n * n a lirr* « l And with that pious utterance out of our svsjef.i. we nope a a lr r la l a m m l a t a r Ib a «» ••• ‘ rb a ra r* l » l ra U la a fa a la , w ill that everyone is RoinR to have a fino Labor Day. i t s ,h rtaalar a « » a i ll a la « r e t— ■ laiaa* * ,a i p a ,,i iu*r»»r»l*1l«—« last good summer holiday of the season and It oURht to l £ r * * r — r e t s T k r lla ia M la « h r be enjoyed! • M a ila a a l f Ir l.l a l a 4 a a t ll,ln a i » l a b l U b « 4 In l » ra b )W h »4 4 » ll » rtn p l a »4 »»• < • > al aan larif. F la rM n ’ Social A n d Personal Activities FULCRUM THAT MOVES THE WORLD I PARTY H N S *ala>4at COURT speaks louder than wprdsl Vital Studies Tlie relative failure of our educational proRrnms to pro­ duce men fitted to rope successfully with modern world problems has caused much thoughtful .Investigation and forward-looking planning among college faculties lately. Among those-.to make changes in their curricula is ( oIrhIc MONDAY. «KI»r. 1. 19*7 University in Hamilton. N. Y. „ Colgate’s New Plan of Education, in use since 1949. rails Riyi.K VRK8K FOR TODAY * THE EFFORT TO MAKE A for serious study and Increased personal responsibility on the part nf the students, who are assisted by a stmicnt-nlci ARENK RY " i ’^ N O HlIM program and'"by' national and regional scholarships. This WITH A t ld r f .HB fallsw is the start of. Yore curriculum course, designed 1 D,8 THE K fMuviNAil’d MADE*EVEN CRIMINAL'S ’’to help students understand and appreciate pnddems lead­ CROSS A JEW EL FIT TO TOP ing to eonfllct in the modern world and to relate Tht sc ’ AN EMPEROR’S CROWN.—John problems to the ixutltlon of the United States. 19:6'. Then camn Jr*u* .forth, This course Is required of sophomores, and consists nt wcarirte the crown of thirn*. “Area Studies” , as well «s a series of lectures dealuig witlv . . Dcmcltint Mhiimot h*i been “World-Wide Issues of Our Time”! The student may select eUclrd lo head ihe new government the area he wishes to concentrate on, and its stud) will of Gteccr. hut *1 • late hout .th.s cover characteristics, problem*, environment, politics, cul­ ” , afternoon he ws» Mill rrfu«in,t ture, and economlii*. Such courses should prove-to be of great value .to thu to accept ihe honor. In ionic couniHe, ii i. air. n .n ’*"‘nie i, iiA u d e jd ^ lv iiiu ^ ly . and to - th j community of wh|ch_he la a la a la rt, la Ik* aar a l rr|»*bn» alt lb * laaal a»ara a ila l.4 In . Ih U • m i f o r r , m» r* ill i l ■»* \ f aaaar 4 la »* lrb«a. I • ;rj ; ■• * * » i- rrk Allow a llllla lima b it* * * " colli ’.o permit other* to hovo thok turn al th# lino. . . :?;V' • S Thi*. i* LalioTb.y. * lUyJuL^----------- . carefully I Thi* tragediei. it . .■ I A Secret Selvice agent who wa» one of the lale Preridrnt Roo*.veil’* bodyguard*-' »sy* that FDR Uted lo receive 5,00(1 teller* * .month threatening to ihool him or punch him in the nn»e. Moil people who make ruch threat* never -have the courage lo at­ tempt lo carry them out, hul tuch r — - figure* do go to thow how many “ null” there ate. . Deipitr si I the obttacles to new construction, ihe American people buill 4l0'pem«M more new horn** lost ■P ITvest — ihsn in I945, and 50 perjcenl more ihew in I939t the inver }lor*» Syndicate reveal*. The aver^ inerrate in co*t was altojl 45 percent, - or for the average ' • \ • *) 'ik *— ' I .' - . >• >•4 ‘ *»•' ' NEWSPAPER TOSH IIALI. FOI'TOUCHDOWNS SANFORD FORUM it comes to more than three times that amount. By the end The bUlitor of the year, international hankers say, the ratio will lie a Herald We. may pol have ^ bi-palliian million to one. Hanford, Florida * * foreign policy or h*vr w e)—hul SpeAking practically, this means that a hotel room cost* Dear Sir: we certainly h»vr « hi-p«rli»*n $200,000 a day, a bellhop is tinp6d $5,000, and sniffs at that. Your well writlnit • editorial, military policy. Both Preiident A bottle of pop sets you back $15,000 in Shanghai, and to “ Hawaii In Pul Itics" in The Her­ Truman and Governor Drwey told hnve a suit cleaned you hand out $40,000. ald on Tuesday, July 22, IV47, Ik (hr American l-egioi Convention These figuren are *o nlU|)ftndoU8 an- to have a comedy git-ally appitrialed by the people lh*t- univen«l military training uniiect, but they nrc far from funny to the man in the ntreet. of Hawaii, Nearly five hundred newspaper* * b cMenlial lo thi* ’ country’» »c An In all inflationary nltuatlonn. the average person in be­ Ihrmifhout the length and brgldllt ing driven chwtfr and doner-to the brink of starvation. Run- df~ In# counlry eodiii-seil sla*4, — -tuoly hiM.,1 editnrially following pass*; • p. . , M 7|ji nw«y inflation In no joke. of. Haugili'a statehood bill, II. During ihe month at July 65.700 , . ___________ HI new« ptrminenl home* werr enmled in ihe the Unilrd SUIri. bring plctcri ing (he total for ihe year lo 42S. is is a h it improvement over 1 9 4 h . b u t i t ) if i li ll not nearly enough. T hem res M are r million* of people in lh* Onil United Slate* who wanl • new home and have the money lo pay for i t . ft . Be »Uf# p h o n # I* p la c e d securely on hool ofter toeh coll. Ramombar.ona phona off th# hook tia* up on antlra llna. NewsimpeV nu:n In china are hard put to it to find large no lime (or Chinese money, but in actual ojHTation in the black market * • . H Complola call* quickly. Thi* cuturei batter larvke fot you and your party llna nglflhbor*. ' , ‘ VI.*' Inflation In Chinu Florid* alone were killed. Ifc-in- enough containers to hold their supply of Chinese money. jured in lr*ffie rfttidrnli on llm Given in change for American currency, it comes in bales. d«y;" Don*l' like “cti*ncc»! Dove — Officially.~one United States dollar 4s worth $12,000 in • ^ » “ * ’ 1 L -. worih i i hol.l ^ S liT o ljic * . ‘ T W i u n a a p a r ^ c ir r M iliixing. si v*ell *i celehi* lion. U m j ^ i five personsin ' , MIAMI. Sept. 1. (Special;*Forward passes have directly ’ac­ counted for .HI percent of the touchdowns In the 11-itnmo Orangr Howl football series (21 of It" > and have paved the way for eight more acorea. ' __________ H»(h Slate, IvV by the. House of Representa­ tives durlnr-’the la*t semdnn' IT Congtess. More than aightly-flvit l>errriil of throe editorials en >U.la**l alalehwodr-------— Statehood for Hawaii will b major legislation b e f o r ■e*.■ » *Ti Drifted States Svndte when it n4 '".XJontinll ronvenes In January, ‘I848 uihg ami growing suppc.rt J Statehood for Hawaii hy the Na­ tion’* pies* I* an Indication thi *l.„ d.HwU will urill probably nrnlillily id the Senate .act *l vorably on this timely legislatin' ____ ... MMB0i*jf< f.W YORK—We were epesklng of Upping, the thus bringing- into th# Union thi other afternoon, and the hard life of the poor ta*l drlvere whose gratultlei seem ilo be dwindling these days along with John rubllc a nnsncisl fortunf* ................. HAMBOHE'S MEDITATIONS Out-oMowntr« drifllnjc Into M»nhitt»n for I da Wy Alley________ nrat time always s7e stsrllrl by the practice of lipping. I speak of small-town resident*, that is: WftM A MAM 0AAA Chicagoan* and Bostonian* and other* from the big citlei ire iw a rt of the necewary IVll ind. OH VJHUT A 6 0 0 V like us.'they put t/p with It. LOSUH */OU 16 / H E However, evep they are taken ahaek by th* site of New York tipping In other elite*, one 6 1 * 1 * 61TTIN' AEAIH esn get a way with ppylng no more than i0 per •fO P A O M t I t ! cent of the bill In the swankiest restaurant, and tn medium-priced eateries like Child's and Mel Helmet | Bchnfft'a the style seerne to be a nickel or a : dime and a subsequent departure with a rlghttug* air at having done the charitable thing. ^ ’ Here we arc the original suckers. We tip evsryohs-snd over­ tip them We do not get spectsrulsr service nor d j we get our. i shoes shined, free drink* on th* house or a cigar forNfttr palna W# Sincerely. George H. Md-ane qUITH NEW YORK Sept. 1 M V-A front page announcement said Saturday that the Brooklyn Citi­ zen, lung a powerful Democratic daily newspaper In King County, was ceasing publication with Sat­ urday Issue. The newspaper, ope­ rated eontlnunuly sine* 1888, blam141 high cost of paper and pnv; /ruction for jU suspension. . When onother porty on your lino ho*, on emarB«ncy. pl*a** release tha llna qukkly...ond plaaiantly. THOSE LONG SCORING FLAYS S A S A M T PAR-TV v**5 . We have been asked about rules for cashing G.. L LEAVE BONDS on and after September 2nd 1947, Here .are a few important ones: (KF/1**: (, r fii a * x .• • *■_ * -rip” ' :: * (1) Upon poflitive identification (original . discharge or separation ! papers) your \ i _ local bank or financial institution will . cash your bond. •; (2) G. 1. LEAVE BONDS cannot be used for collateral for a loan. - (3) G. I. LEAVE BONDS m ust be cashed by , the VETERAN. He cannot authorize 1 ^ anyone else to cash his bond. If you cash ?**’-*»^V«e■*Si our bond, it must be cashed in full. You annot take part cash'and aret another im rettnm .---------------------------------If you do pot need the fund*, II I* hoi neremary to ca*h your BOND now. Termlnnl LEAVE BONDS can be held until they mature, 5 yearn from their Iiwue date. Hold on to your bondii an long aa possible. They will draw 2Ki% loUrent per year. . ’ . | For further InformationjrxiJnvlto yoii 4o call if-it wx The t h i s - b a n k r ------ » dim p le. A b u tte n - f r a n ts r t h a t s im p ly la u g h a e l f *___ Lift, I Ml •101 In ealerd. l^ , - - . - •• . :r. U>1 something which the too oflcti prho* lo forget newspaper t^eople muU i n ,’£L"..'ri.& \ , ■A'*i. .. there ora could. I th* 1 of a Up wHh I deliverer the second program of th# series w* shall air th# problem* of od<>? tlon and in tha third tha problems 111 Utmbor F .D .L C . Yi*: responsible for m* prt>- ri ' CARD OF THANKS W* with to express our an p m lto our *kind‘ fris.xds, ‘ tofor i 'th* of sympathy a t thd loos of my a*4 our i* . UC the x,v -R H O R T PROGRAM — CARTOON— “Fowl Brawl" This lo America N*»*lty "TUB GREAT LAKER" , PARAMOUNT NEWS lou t Day Monday! ' The Florida State Bank o f 2 n A- •.* T R A C Y • H IF IU R N ■Member FDIC DcPoulin insured up to $5,000 • D O U O IA I 4 ’ . ». AA. 4* • ' 17 ' If- ________ — - ir A lM r k i v -■ = ,, ■ ■ " i . i . \ « i . ; . '• j. .. . • i • .» ' a " '' tK;:• «'». ’ , r‘ M . ■i . *yar V■ - A: 1 • *x •^ ‘ * \ '> '' '' ^ . X • ' * - •* *& w’ .I Lt,* '-1 ■ ^ - ■ \ V* ■ -f. ♦ ...TOO CAtfl u n i t nt • i- ri'lXA ■ *. 1~*-x 1 MIA.MI. Hept. I . t Special)—The * • - -47 AP NswsfeatUte* The Hobk Cross E p I * c o p al j her of Hi Kappa Alpha ’social (ratI.atain >ri Itn-igr I’retry. Gtoup ol I Judy. Church was the setting o n .S a tu r-| ernitv. i Miami n r. • .1 !oil..* tlie panel * ’ * * MuyU- you'll In­ rurpi i' i d _ to | „f i„,re,. f..i " , s,,,nun| |>,.*tty dav night fur the marriage of . Immediately following the cereRehearsal Party heat ihnt mure and ....... , i t cotiti—t l.-r, i'Ucirla -choola which Hetty Jack Hrotchir, daughter of ntuirv the small reception r w » of going in for 'opg-ltair eiusk'f eipsc-r tje year on fk-t.' I. Th* Mr. ami Mr»- George Earl llroom e,. the Msvfair Inn was the scene «-f Held Friday Night l.ronn Flood, concert violinist, »>hv* pant-1 - 1• 1 1u.!- ■ three uatiotiall) lo James I-awtence Ingley. Jr.,* a rn-eption (or close frbnds, telathat t.-en agcis often prefer the known editor-, (wn jua-t* amf a son of Mr. and Mrs. James Law- live* and out-of-town guests, uukn to the juke Ih>\ when given ^writer of Following tha rehearsal of the rrnce Ingley. The marrtagu was Forming the receiving Hno weri i-ntltf litr-iuture. . TUESDAY. Brotchle-lngley wedding a supper half a chance to appreciate good ’ Judge- for the Nits. John Check left yesteiday performerl by the Rev. Mark T. Mr. 'ami Mrs. llroome, Ihe btidnl pure offer Th* Frlendihlp League of th* was given by Mrs. Lee Moors and BIRTH W M H M I \IK \ I * .music. The .trouble, *ay< l.a^rha. Carpenter at 7:30 o'clock. couple and Mr. and Mr*. Ingley. Congregational phurch wil! meet her mother. Mrs. M,. iL Wiggins, for a vacation go Ik- spent In Ihe Mr. and Mrs. GIIIm' i : I. BI.Vk.-r wly. tours around thu counuy uivj >d in tie- i;ign ’eeino.t . dlvUioil .White asters, gladioluses and The receiving line »«« formed .auttt-diw.rl I n I n A l*i:"(L iif Maw • 7, * at the Parikh llou*a a t SkOO.P. M. at their home on Marnolia Avrnue northern part of the s^aHc— paints.were used In decorating the .In the. southwrsf comer t.f tn* of Del.MMd anmmmt-il :i-|.*e'Oio in r 'roncerhr at - si-finwpi/- 'AT Vri.«. A rtffn rTdSDir flf AUt-rTha Daughter* of Wasloy Cla*a for members of the weaJing-par­ birth of n ilnughtur, Sli.t'on M ntheard art>'church. The white flowers with! room against a. background of ona. oil Aug. U,.Mr*, Him k*i will Some kids have m%er Mr si F. S. Vet nay has left for «>!>’ji a „ .ttel.-U; \ Wilier lU pncr of Of tha F irtt Methoillit Churoh will ty. Tha' room* of the Wiggins greonery were t|*rd on tho nltar Patuis^and greenery. The bride’r play the violin-the m utest finite p,, , Mettlf*,.“ whose ^ o ld their regular hu»lnesi anJ home ware decorated with ntliac­ U tile Swrteerland. N. C. where with branched bras* raltdelabra tkble was covered with a .lateit-k ho rrmemitercd a*, file f-nmer one they've ever" U-en to it •- tlie ei.utt- Miirkne--." ju-t lin n leleased; tSbcal meeting at 8:00 P. M. at th* tive arrangements of white gladi­ she will spend several weeks. Betty King of this city. holding burnmii. white taper* cloth and in the center w-a* .t I >«v trv fiddle. latest ri-ok, r a te Away th • home of Mr*. Henrieia “William*, oluses and burning whit# taper* il­ But Leona found that on.e they andI Jes'i*- Riltjnbouse Sc<>1laid Miss Camille Batten left vester* forming the oulr! Illumihation for arrangement of white gladiolus*-* 422 Summerlin Avenue. Mra. Ed­ luminated the scene. Me. and Mr*. II. M Itumbley, dav for Miami Beach where she Uhe .wedding. Sprays of aster* and luln-roset. Crystal , amlrlahrn Jr. announced today the lorth of hqve Us-n an audit-pee to aeriuus ot Wintoi .Park, Fla. |ire*ident na firuth and her group' will be nttisie they became real fnnt fcn-l nf tho Poetry .Socu-ty of Fiorjdw The supper w aslservid buffet will attend a Pi Britt .Phi lioute- and gladioluses marked tho fam­ held burning white ta p e i«. At oro boateate* for the oceaiion. end r»f th e table was a U rn- tiered P«l , r Wllilam and Paul ln-g f(tr more of it, . The. Idygcat anil in,- o f th# fiiundai-r o f ’thu ily pew*. style from the dining table whirh party. WEDNESDAY rith n euiuti *rCorgg. on Aug. 2# at toe + .-i n*ra Mr*. P. I t Fuller. organUt. ten­ welding cake topped with a -suinll hit of her road It ip (which snr- Pnetrv \ m t i .< SiUdett*- In 8:00 P. M.: Prayer Meeting, led was overlaid with an Italian rut H-'-pitaL pri-ed herl wnX the Iq-t moveptent tlie lrth, Bub. lltH and I2lli gxaitej Capt. Glenn Guvucrk, Army Air dered h program of nuptial music bride and groom. Al the oilier «nd Laughton Memorial work cloth and centered with a low r --hy T. H. Middleton. a lll.ln .l Il.b V . Ml,* 84A A 1-avef /»I- A. other end of the table wai plan-<l of Mendelssohn's Coo ed.. arrangement of wnlte gladiolus*-* Forres, who is. now stationed at which included Rrahm*1 may, • uhmil 1 «-nis „f 20 Imet Now tbnt-I.eona i* back ill N'-*-* nr lo’ - foi .•••, •’desnto-iivb.v the** with green and white cal- Kglin Field m-ar Prnsaeola, snent Iv Rose. Is Blooming”. *>| U v# a crystal punch bowt. Mr*. I. K. Macedonian Fashions Bridesmaid Luncheon barked York preparing for - bee next Jildoes I'm > • •iif intis^t lw*ar th* ladium leave*. Silver candelabra the weekeml in Hanford with In* T he.” by Grieg, "flehub.-rf* Ser- Balt, ri serveil Ihe wedding rake Measured By Pound school season's tour, die ri trying linHio, ndilic . i-bnol 5ind grad, enarle". C-arrie Jacobs Bond's “ I and Mra. Jack, lirotrhlr of Neptune held whit* tapers. Rndal place .family. Given By Miss Smith cards to interest educators in giving tho of the 1mti 1.11 ;i«.l mu--' la- mailed Love You Truly” ami "Because" Bescli presided over tile punch markod tbr seating •irrattgtMr. and Mrs. Wilton Smith and by Guy d'Hardelot. “ LlrbeJtraum" bowl. Punch srsi also Mrvftl front lit .DANIEL IlF LI < i: kids more music th a t, tin-.- ,111 to M II K I title,,titalytin Ho ment of the guests U Individ.ml M in Shirley Smith entertained tables In the living room and sun daughter. Camille, tre the gtn-sls by Lilt was also rendered in its another table, covered wiln a linen AP Newafeultlles • learn lo appreciate. Aft*-i all. ific l< I. .Miami, i--t Liter tlmn tk-t. t. on Friday at 1:00 o’eloeic with a porch. Candles and small sprays of Mr. Smith'* nar.-nts, Mr. ami entirety before the cer-mony and ami lace cloth, by Mr*. Jack Mac SKOPJE, Yugosln.-i Femin­ says, “» love, love, lo- *” sqng'i* I'.*-n ix th o s d e m -n riiiy division brideimald'a luncheon at the May­ of whito flowers tied with white Mrs. John Smith, nt their home on the musical theme was softly play Donald. Mias Martha Perkins pre­ ine fashion* nte nirn-uinl by the fun while il lives, but Bach. Ilct-ri tor xxhuh f P ■|eu i- is I■clog fair Inn honoring Miie Jaekic ribbons centered the tablrs. The Park Avenue. i*l during the exchange of mar- sided over the bride's IsmK. pound In Mm-etlonia. till men'a boxen nnd Tcliaikow-by music is s itt Ik- jud|‘,eif(.|ij J'.-lhe. Brotchia whole marriage *.o Jainei hoatease* were assisted >n serving in —. serving were style* still feature .1 cteaselest timeless mid Miss FIjkxI in -lo it offeied. »of rlnge vow*. Earl Broom* *erfed . Other ........ assisting ... t 'Ll-v'■-liit'il. editor u f • Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hall of as soloist ami sang "O Perfect | -M»*e Clarence Puwell, "Mm . Al trouser that was jmjmie: nt tlie should l«- a pari of ,.vetv slufenC Ingley wai an event of Saturday. by Mr*. W. A." I.effU-r. I'lnVstint.-: Ham ■••III t.f llosCnicago, III. w.-ie the rereqt. Luve," and the Uird's Prayer.. The linen covered table wns cen­ F. Hunt. Mrs. J. C. Mitchell. Mr*. ______ lime of the (’rti«n,r--. education as much as hlstOiv ( |f,.. j Invited to be with Miss llrolcbie tered with a graceful arrangement and Mr. Ingley were Mr. nn.l Mrs. guests of Mr. Hall's parents. Mi.’ The bride was given lit m arri­ la-e Moore. Miss Shirley Sm'th, I Nowhere In Kurti|i.- hi peasants geography «u klgebin. . 1 KoLil-i- Grover of Winter I’arW, of pink roiei and bridal place Earl Broome. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. ami Mrs. I. P. Hall, in Ihe 8an age by her brother, Douglai Miss Jean Windram. Vtins Camille I *0 much *■ -perpetuate • - • the ' • s-.-li.i ful I Let'* hope kids xxlii have n . nutli....... . |ln.|i\ !«..:• of fiction '•' ‘'’ “'fV cardt marking -the sealing ar- Ingley, Rev. and Mr*. Mark T. l-anto Apartment*. BroU-liie. Her gown »■< of while Batten. Miss Mildreil R i i I i m i i i , M I m attire at llieli SHWr-lo. > as .11 th i« | |„ o.luiiil to play tin- piano or tli.-|j,,,,| lu .-iuidij for <bildu-ii. Slitratarrment were In shade* of pink Carpenter. Mr. and Mr*. 1*1 H. slipper satin designed with a hqrh Jean Harper, Miss Mariliv Uioxvn new People*. Kepubjii- ih • i,' ! m ,.|io .0 anothei miiift-a’l iristin-, ,|r ,,i . . • . gjpylea Miss Ida Mae Z espel 'and Dun neckline am) n wide yo ke uf xvhIRS and Miss Jackie MarD-.pkt-l. rout Io - i i i mountains iif Yugtrilnvla. no ut will («• * U e.to •*«».» rimngt>i'Vif T-h.rii m ftP -TinWr jwxeidS fit . - . r o a w . f’J v ••r* Mr. and Mrs. Jarl. Brotrlile Zaspcl arrived today lo I k* the ^ J i l n Smlth'a gift to the honoree Fulltr. Even in Um kwrUrnnu ■'I'litmer, moolah Oil limit nfti-l •V-llool jo!..J thi. ............... •'veept that the | k». of Neptune Beach, Mis* Slurley latte in tlie evening Mr. and \t7i \ v U,ri ‘ ri Z I»rr 1 «"aroui»ette rtlgeti with x wkle. was several rt-veral niece* piece# of crystal In Hmlth. Miss Jsan Windrnm of guests nfn "V Vju’ ,|l "• .Ltc,*V , "d scalloped band. The gown featured Mts. Ingley left for Daytona the Macedonian llrail Biiimmul to take advantage of Ibvir xiuin-],.,,,. h"old ri- mailed to Mrs, llr . tha C h a n t i l l y pattern. MUi l-eeiburg, Miss Betty Uiddk* of Mrss Margaret in rsrrt Units 41 heir home ,mih,pd *le,-re» arid n diop- Beach where they plan to spend wrap* hi* middle in *ev. ml xnt Jx ing for mii*ie. ItiltlC I. x, tr.d'.» S. W. Tenth -.'Etykehle presented h er brides Palatka and Miss Kathryn Wig­ on fti>jlik-;f>}pfbr«l 7t*£pue<‘ Prd waistline. The full skiit ex- about ten daya. For iravcltiij- of n red-and-ldack xx L.| vu.nm.-r' THEN KWH Htm-i. Miami, > in»ld»'w lth sliver earrings. Those gins. Also Douglas Hulchie, tended into a lung train. Her Mi*. Ingley wore a gray yntiar- tmnd. HI*.arrowy linen -Itlrt hangs Heps nte loisv on ’n ll-fio n ts Miss ItettV'Tliddle left yr-trtdsy fingertip veil of bridal illusion Invited to bo with the honoree, MIsa William Andertbn and Krilh Mr dine suit which featured a llm.-d outside almost to his knees Ills these dav* ” BgdUhle. wera Mra. Earl Broome, Donald of Birmingham, Ala., Dyke for her home In Palatka after vis­ was attached to .a coronet of or­ iscket. Sh* wore a white chiffon pantaloons bag spoitilv. Over- In Fistikfuit o^i.Main in mg teach Lngllr7t to Piilistt sfudMrs. J . L. Ingley. 8r., Mr*. Nou McCulloch of Huntsville. Als., Jark iting for some time will) Miss ange ' blossoms a n d pea/lx. Her llouie and an off-the-fa*;e hat of Mir* Macedonia is entrancing'In Gerfnsnv. Ruth N'a.h 'of Nets' enls nnd thereby helmng .plead Shirley Smith at her home op Sil­ Smith. Mr*. Lae Moore, Mil*. Jean Seay of Louisville, Ky., Leo Butbouuuet was of bsidol roses cen­ soft gray felt. Her shoet ind purse a bodice stiff with r.dd npd sli­ Yqfk,.ns)vs a student at the Sor- .\m*-iicaism. Kin- ti;i* t'P students . . Wlndrsm at Leeiburit and M's* ner and Charles-Pant. at Watsaxx Cnixersify tered with a white orchid. H i t wrte of .gray suede and site note ver brocade. Hhe to., mi eoihrold- (wnne in Paris. nidiHl in Ihe H'-i In liet . ver Lake. , . rlao, , Mi Beltv Riddle cn I’alalka, a house l Itn.11»l t'h» only ornament a u d ih iaiis m vosnih d . «a white '■six w " »a*i m *v ere«l apron a* giddy nn I iieaVy orchid corsage. •i-a.." ...................... ........................|i|lil till Jh*Friend* of Judge Jan u s G. a v a llie ie W guest of the hoitesa. nge College foul they ; «» « Nar a jn-lrtdlitft tilir n.v. -.-fiHUI.T leconsIrtWIian of the IdrtM .o e ofi n* Miss Mariha Perkins -Shsiuii u il rcirrel -to-ie-tre th at-hr Jgraiidmothcr, I jxe x mug American*, who ex* her hour-glass waist. German poet Johaup Wolfgang, Plessed il suffering from a badly sptalned the lx jii f /th at thi* chinch Her maid of honor. Miss Shirley will reside at the home uf the f>Editorialist Gives Honors Mins Ilrotchic ankle It is eonservnlixclv . tiimited Gxrethe. The pmd'ix trtmte **a.« lie Is able to lie out with Smith, wore a bronxe taffeta gown gfoom's parents and in Hi# (nil offvl (III 1. 1 if -i •' ilt l s-rxlv. that sl> *x Wears nt least ”0 pounds xvri-cked during nn nllleil .Uimhthe aid of rrutrlirs. Career nnsxxer t" th*- world's pr-odviiis. fashioned with an off th* shoulder pl*u to make, their home in A u-. af exiiuisitely stitch..I lauilciit on Mist Jackie Brotchle,' whose neckline, tiny puffed Jleeves and a bum where he will resume Ins Mt-s>rdinaiv day. Fir a notable ing , marrieg* to Jam rs I- Inirlpy, Jr. Mr. and Mr*. Sterling Bolling | full skirt with a small bustle In Hy ADF.LAIDE KERR was an event of the weekend, wns and young son of Washington, I). I the back. Talisman rosea and yol- studies at Alabama I’olytcc lode event like liertiniiup .1 brid*. s il­ AP Newsfeatursa Writer v e r llead-dresse* ami •••lor rp a n College student* heeding d p - honored on.T hursday nltrrhoun C. an- spending- soma time, with 1 low pom pom chrysanthemums ,lnttitutf. tiurits front out of town im bid­ Kies m ay up th e poiimWe to III ward their first Jobs ami ’WrnnlFr- with a bridge party giv-.-u l,y Miss Mr*. Bolling's parents, Judge and l funned her nosegay nnd went or more. Ing about the secreU of success M artha’ Perkins at the homo of Mr*. Jnmrs G. Sharon. t worn in her hair. Tlie liridesinai-is, ed Mr. and Mrs. Paul Olternultsi-c, The nice tiling alnoit it all i.< might gst some interesting poin­ Mrs. B. I- Perkins. Ir. on West Mts. la-e Moore (if (Saint*xill,- and Mr. and Mrs. Herliert logh-v. Mr. for Father, xvlm foots the hills, is Mich., tiwik off lo nMcnd tin mine* wjth 11 fall x etdn ‘M Thirteenth Street. Pink-roves and World Youth Festival In Prag ■ and Mrs. M. B. linker. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kirklnr.d and t M i„ j,.an Windram o! Lresbur ters from Elsie Dick. •vI• 1 fglit 111 n il mil I^ 11 W in-nxx 21-year old A Mill­ t,vn lildren. Tommy nnd Jnan. Juan, and Pommy "ud a n d , ttlin, yellow taffeta gownt made Mr*. J. W. Hall, Jr.. Mis. I»>lly tlmt wliat xxns elm- (•>* grand Miss Dick, who had been doing tinnias former! n lovrl/ selling children. I tax i.l l*.ipjit*i fu lil • . ,. mother is ntill the lad xvord for Woleiinan. a Vus.m g u l.'t " helps Hester, Mrs. Ethel Mauley. Miss New York magaiine editorial for the progressions ‘of bridge Mr. and T. C. 1 - jvirkbm "('ididentical e n tic a l to that of ihe nnd Mr*. Mrs. X IL Kirklandl ®(' the inniil mnid of V ivian Jacksonville were 'ne gueai* i f . honor. Their nosegays nnd coro- Isabelle Manley all of Oilandu; Mif debiilnnte* today. w o r k f o r 16 y e a rs , w a -i a*tom*h- which began at 2:30 o'clock.’ In the few town* > •( 'Imedunin. After the scores w-ie added *a.t .Mr*. C. O. Little, .Mr niul Mrs. Mr. and Sirs. J. ( . Mitchell on i were uf ioso color' d cliry«an*d one d a y w h e n a f'-di" o ffic ia l Niittilni' .s i s II. (). Ilallenhark. Mr. and Mrs. im billing the capital. - .Skopje, W ho h ad k n o w n h e r f o r years ask­ Mrs. Lee Moore was awaidrd high Sunday. Uicrnumi ami pink rotr*. prise and acreeno was won by ('one Revels. Mrs. 0 . MacDonough with PO.IHHI inhabitant*, doll ed h e r to s e rv e as No.v York s ta ­ ,, , ... . . . . . . . J William Anderson ot llirmlng- ami Miss s r u r i A i .s i;n it a u g u s t Margaret MaeDommgh clothing nf the western xx-nhl 1* tio n WOR's d ir e c to r o f w o m e n ’s Mr*. J . L. Ingley, Hr. .Mrs. Per­ Mr, n'id Mr*. L. I. Nelson and > ham served a* Mr. Ingley'* lost kins presented Miss Brotrhle with children. T ertrllf Jean and Betty m#n. und other fraternity broth- of Jarksonvlllei Miss Hetty Rid- making Inroad*, lint ilii< 1- a na­ tion rliU-ftx- »f country folk and several piece* of her Old Master Lynn, left today to return to thrlr Tr> a Ne« Ileal Ileal permanent -hapeil in the nr«* I rather ere serving as ushers x-.rru Keith dle,of Pnlutka: Mr. and Mi*. Jock silver pattern.’ rill or lell long . . an )uil pirter. I'.-.|mi tally good lor ill) half. home in Miami iftc r spending McDonald of llirminglisni. Dyke Ih otebie of Neptune Heath. Mr. tradition 1* ftrong. I-ate In the afternoon n salad and Mrs. Clyde E. Hilton of Tam Scalp lir'almrnri aii|l electric nno-iixr a s p c tb lll. FOR Business! some with Mrs. Nelson'* parents, Coionndo. tile S|tnjii*ll expbjtev, course was served bv thu hostess Mr. nnd Mis. R. G. Hickson, on Mt(!ulloeh of Huntsville, Ala., and ns: Jack Seay of Louisville, Ky., Orin D. Landless of Sanfurd. Leo reputed to Ini' I- 11 in . li d ns fqi, assisted by Mrs. Perkins. Guests Celery Avenue. *----- ---- HAHHIHIT-MII I.FH-HI--M T-> NOOK —-------Mi's Blanch*JRoiyum!!.::. ntid-Jut: is FOR SCHOOL! JL'ltllir^uf-HsufuuLako -serve. 1-av TTliowles iTmTIi n* NilirnsT:1 Ih iM h for bridge Included _'.iu-jumurcc. of k e ib u rg : Mrs. I) K N>«* locution — 208 Ninth I'aik \xemie , I'loin* 1»7I an usher. Mis* Rrolehle! Mra. Mouro and th* Mi Gregor uf Macon, tia. and Jark Friends u f Mr. nnd Mrs. W. L. ‘ The sjn-ed of mils Valle* xxllb Mrs. Broome, moth -r of the Seay of Igmliville, Kv, Misset Shirley Smith, Kathryn Sieg. xi’lto nre cntlxlfig through tin- tcfopeiatoii.__ Wiggins, Jane Thigpen, Nan.-) the southern waters u f the slate bride, wore a gown of powder bln* Coljum and Martha Brown. Teg on thrfr vnrht. will b# interested lore and liut with .it snor'. lare gupsla were Mra. Karl Broome, to learn that they arc enrhorrd at locket. Her corsage wan of awietmother of th# honor*#, and Mrs. Clewislnn dtre to ■ 'b a d 'storm on beat 1 noM-s and shc wor^ a cIlfTi t of bluq net and sequins In h>-r D urter r Lake Ocheechobeo. hair. The groom'* mother, Mr*. CREASE - RESISTANT Ingley, was gowned In rn*e rrnw Mr. and Mrs. Julian k StenSTRIPED RAYON religious activities. with a draped iklrt. Blue floweis slrom returned tp Sanfot I Sntur- formed "Who? MeT” asked Miss Dick, ■day her rorsage and were after srWending tho Bible Conno religious apevlalit'. in open­ fen ne# Week at the Ridgecrest worn In her hair with a short pink eyed amaxrment. Mr#. Jack- llrntchie. the Assembly near Avneville, veil. bride's aunt, wore Import's! rose “ Yes," said th# radio man. “Yon. Baptist N. C.. and visiting friends ami You can get along with anvIxHly with a coronet of roses in In other sections of xx-t-s- crepe her hair and a lavender orchi.l and this Job certainly needs a dip- relatives tern North Carolina. lomaL” formed her rorsage. ' . So that week (in lD4l» Miss The bride atlepded schools In Dick tried the Job. The sam# yuai Sororities Admitted Central Florida and received hri her program was tranxfrrn-d to the Mutual network and today rhe To University Campus diploma from Heminole - irigii School. She studied at Floildti ia the network'! director of educa­ 'GAINESVILLE. Kept. I, -fSpe- State University In Tallaha»».-.< tional programs. , Important point* In her lexicon fls lj — Sororities can noxx- take for two and a half year*. Mr. for succeeding In tho Job ar* keep­ their nlace along with the Univer­ The Florida State Bank of Sanford is ailtlioim ’d by Ihe Uniled States ing a close check on details and sity of Florida'a 22 social fraler- Ingley received hi* early educa­ nltlea. thus offering furthc,- pi.n.f tion in Jacksonville and Hanford plain hard work. M lu Dick—tall, slim, dark-eyed that the girls are at last coming schools and graduated from Hrx« Treasury Department to cash Armed Forms L eav| Bonds' foi' W istCi ed . , anee Military Academy In Tennes­ and crowned with a cap nf darK to the Gator campus. see. During the recent xvur InThe Board of Conlrql has npcurls — is not much inclined lo owners “(any time after September I-, 1917). *' • chatter about the secrets of suc­ proved Ihe ’opening of inro-itie* served for two yearn in the Aimy cess. howevsr. .W hat she wanl* on a atrjctlv "local" basis for the Air Corps and has been attending to talk about Is her work Which nrenenL The “local” sororities Alabama Polytechnic Institute in There is no reejuirement that these bonds ftecashed :it this time in older Include* seeklrtg answers fur must lie sponsored hy 1 National Auburn. Ala. where he is a memsome of the most pressing prob­ group, but cannot purchase any lems of the times. She does not house or property until such time • to get your money*. They etui be cashed any time in tin* tuture, upon ile* write the programs, however. Re­ as a long range program With The Utllted States has approsicently she scheduled a scries of reference lo the Location of sor­ m#te|y Ji.lO.OOO churches. -peagrsms in which /our expcils ority .houses can *l># worked Out, mand And without delay. argued the question of “Tlie in­ the Hoard explained. Home 16 nallon-tl sorority fluence of rsillo, motion pirtureq groups have made Inquiries to the and comics on children." .' Unless you nre in real need of the money this institution and the 1 nited "Radio, motion' pictures .nnd University concerning the qstab. comics hsve been accused of hsv- lisbing of chanters on the campus, Ing a bad influence on children," but officials in the Office of the States Treasury Department'strongly recommend that you permit said Miss Dick. “So we got ex­ Dean of Students said that a Uni­ perts on the prevention of delin­ versity committee would meet IT PAY* TO LIITEN your bond to earn interest at 2LG per-cent .(up to its maturity), un y » » u quency, educators, librarians, pay- soon to outline prw-exluro hy cr, educator*, Read The Ada rista and othqfa to dahate the which the *ororlty group* could he admitted or organised. actually need the cash. We will be glad to serve you at any time. ^ tlon. “In general it waa brought out “Your Friendly Florida Slate Theatrea” Salutes that, although cheap and tawdry . v *■ m - • • Labor On Their Day Of Celebration In 1947 malaria! and gangster atorlra can - To faciliUite identification owners should bring their original separa­ have * bad influence If adminis­ tered In too la rre or frrxpirnt STARTS'TUKSDAYForV Days'!! doses, a far stronger fnfltience ex­ tion papers witli them when presenting bonds for payment. • ists In th* plUtud* which the child to th# entertainment (torn hi* home life. .Lack of love and . OU treat as* Uk* security can have a far greater * Under no circumstances may registered-owners-caslutheiii_bondiLi}e: iaflttence toward dollnqueiiry than d ir t... ma;be ,any kind of entertainment." last's why I ‘ fore September 2, 1947. For late September releas* Miss Dick has scheduled another seri-s love you so!" coverint th* currant children's problems. The flrat Will be devot­ ed to war babin, who will ester We invite you to take advantage of our many other services., . . school for th* first Urns after tu r­ bulent babyhoods, often deprived . . (Courteous and efficient personnel to assist you in all financial matters. of a father’s companbrnsbio. Tha droos that proves you can "The aim Is,to awska the public 'Grow lash aHlatesxt a n d lenxiixlna. to the problem which education RuUr stripe* and res or pleat* faces in thee* children—to make All transactions are photographed and become a permanent record of parents reslis* the difficulties are all hi isin see. Belt, pashI,l II lx) teachers will hava and to help the u p sleeve# an d " t s s c u p " ■*ti with a Well mad* on* that give long ahd accurate TEEN TALK LEAVE BONDS ’\ i v There Is no on* Instrumenf ' In the practice of medicine thaf Is mor* valuable than a th#r-" mometer — and II l# psrhi th# only medical Instrument average psrson can us# an' Interpret suerassfifflp,. ones t»4, has learned how. •* Any .noticeable Inereas# Iif tembsrstur* la a deflnita of Illness and the doctor fet wiMBlUd-ftt-u n ff, R.rntlMttemperature readings Will u l | the ddtlor a great'A*a great d e a l! _ ing an illness, and may **v him -unnecessary ----------- he Prizes Arc Announced In Poetry (’ontest OF ARMED FORCES N * 4 .7 2 * -h r- T■22S ftS ,iAA?o?ir lips' a r e s ^ T l hfo'l h e'pel m by a waller to whom t horn*- a —lump from ' m the war to ■*' $6,870 now. 1 the coins are considered rto More than hU Just due. Lord help u# If Among American cilic* ihowing we forget the tip. anywhere In the city; we wttl be lucky to escapa , , • *'* grestfit amount of con»ltu*- with legs and arms Intact. . # * e # ■te two from Florida, Miami IN THE OOOD OLD DAYS—heavens, a* recently aa five year# Palm Reach. ago—you could get a shin# for *' nlcksl. Now ll'a at least 4 dime, and no guarantee that s polishing brush will not be hurled at your We see where the Vocational retreating head if you do not add a nlckei or dim# tip. hool re-openi tomorrow. EveryTry and gel away with a 10-psr-cent-of-the-blll reward tn tha over 16 year* of age should raaiie-dsttle night spots tho## svsplngs. You likely will bo black­ balled from every joint In-town. Including the one-arm coffee houeoi. dw how |o run « typewriter lime ha* long lince patted If you try that atunL In the tinny gin mills of B2nd atreet, of couroe. where the ja»* commercial world, and giants hold forth, there are no holds barred and th* waltera, hatting in the tociil world, when chick girls and headwaltsre greet you aa you enter as If they were trton can gel along without Strangler Lewie coming out of the opposite corner to test hammerriler. Trying to write ev- locks with you.------ ------------- ------'■ - .' ", ’ Ringside tebiss ar* purchasable only by a Nit of aufBdent Mae ling in long htnd U like in stuffed Into th* headwaltsra hand. Why. th* Up even has found iU on uiing a hone in pref Insidious way Into hospital*. Floundering around town with a piece to an automobile. You tim of toot In my left eye the other evening. I finally ended up In • hos­ f never gel anywhrre. And don't pital to have It taken o u t ’ • Sfied with the hunt-and-peck An interne accomplished the job precisely enough, and then X You get ihe word* down. ] turned to him and aaked If there was a fea. "Well, not exacUy.” h# i said, studying my billfold In hand coolly. V \ stood face to faoo tor hi*11 never know ihe lune. ’* a moment and I wondered If he were going to put the aoot bask In Brooklyn Gluen, big Dem mj( aching orb 1/ I didn't slip him a t least enough for a drink at th* comer saloon. . - - ■ ^ Brooklyn newspaper operat However. I was his m atch:. I was th* outraged sucker a t'b a y , continuously tufca 1666, ha* Casper Milquetoast finally aroused to a quiet fury, "That’s nice.” X the fight againil rising •eld blandly, and dusppesrtd out into Uts city streets. .b jg d y J ^ L sti ■pub- u t tU u W K l. I t t J . T l p r * 4 * e publiihing in YOU TIP DOORMEN AT CHRISTMAS, letter carriera ftt the r and time i* q tremenclou*telegraph messenger*. dru*etora eounMr d s .................. T d e YorR a ra , • , In me th a t I Miss Hrutchic and Mr. InRley Marrktl In Candlelight Ceremony At Kpincopal Chureh Social Calender S A ar* m a la la la M la !*• l* k l la Ikr raaalri aallk k#a4aaarlafi la Ihlaaaa mA Arat hath. "Vi* 11*1*14 » a a.,wkar al ••*» IMarlat,4 rr*** A«aarlalr4 r»*»- raklrh ........ •• eelMW* PACE THREE _____ — . —L.-js n TH E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 194f The Sanford Herald S if. - — -A* *- / fl �• ,4 PAGE FOUR 1- THE SANFORD HERALO, SANFORD. FLORIDA —r— men Bow Out O f 1947 Season Toni TOUGH SLEDDING AHEAD . By Jack Sords A Morning Mmpt ToCSchciiu1''R o n t e s t a c e s To Be Held Today At With Islets Killed; Stanton • To Hurl Seminole Oval - Dr ARTHUR RECK WITH, JR. Major Hig-Car automobile me­ Herald Hpnrts^Kdllnr in* will how into Ihr local fpnrU • The Sanford O lerv Fed*, play. picture thla afternoon nt HemiuMa Inn srimatlnnal liall mtr near scnnatinnai Null In in u the; w M U g k Speedway in Gasiellwrry t?a*icll*crrj! 4 p u in a feverish fttrMt* wft>i atatar-studded’ seven m l * to gain a M rlh In the HM7 j,rograrm The return of Arr.erHhaufrhnessy playoff aerie*, had |ra', mo*| thrilling spurt to the all hopes of playing the extra Sanford ifiy* has been hrooghl. Itame that would have given them I about hy Florida Raceway*, who the fourth slot op the ladder wnih-1 have left no stone unturned lo rd away Inst night after the Fed* bring to the fans ‘.he tops-in onhad driildied the Orlando Sen. trrtainment. atnr* in a f to 2 contest at the The Speedway, scene of ruccess. Municipal Park yesterday , after ful stock car ra.’es in neent months, has lu-cn completely icnoon. . Manager John Krlder, President worked to aerommofta'a.thn Inst George Stlnr anil Florida State sit-ek racing creations und is in league President Sidney Herlong Perfect condition. Thu cieam of motored to Daytona Reach last dare-devil racing dri»er» have filed their entries .ind the inva- ^ contest**between 1s’tween1the Teds " J i Ot* l t ! 1• egnteat Feds ’.and M " m oWhour", „of .nied A _ l. at lhethe lnfk ||| |h> Lgeion Meet Baptists Denounce Truman L etter T o 1 Pope Pius XII u w iK *J* Ultraviolet Light Reducing Disease By ALTOV L. IILAKKSI.KK Associated Press Selencc Reporter ' NEW YORK~A sis. yea.- study at 5L I.uke’s Hospital has showed a marked decrease in retpiratory diseases through use >f ullrpvtalci lights throughout an -ntirc convaleaertM building for children. Reporting the stud) in the New Ydrk State ^Journal -if Medicine, Dr*. Gertrude M. Hyde and Regi­ nald A. Illggon* said they believed it was the first time *urh a build­ ing waa coverrd completely for air sterilisation. - ■ -v Hr SPUD JOHNSON - SCIENTISTS ARE NOW BREEDING CROPS THAT • Wn,L RESIST INSEC1 A new chapter Is lieing written in tha story of man‘s battle against Insects—a never-ending struggle that seems to grow more intense from year to year. The new chapter deals with the devel­ opment of crop varletlu* that pos­ sess resistance to certain crop pests, a step greatly desired hy everyone who has ha I to struggle against pesta to produce crops. While new and morn powerful thseclicldes are still coming on the scene, giving fresh succor to those who are engaged in -ontrolling pests, the -litroxer/ and development ..of . varieties of -dif­ ferent crops th at have high resis­ tance to pesta ia Indeed encourag­ ing. Department of Agriculture plant breeders recently r-qv»rte-l on the subject. Winter wheat resi'.tant In Hr*- j ■ian fly thry think is probably the must effective job -to Tar done. along that line. Rut progress Is being made in devoloping corn, which will be llttie affected by chinch bugs, stored grain Insects, the European corn boc«r and the earthworm. Although work with other crops haa been leas extensive than that with wheat and torn, the Depart­ ment men report atriking •etults already In L-reedlnr sorghum* re­ sistant to chinch hu/, barleys re­ sistant to the grt'ci .hug alfalfa resistant to pea aphi-l and potato tcafhopprr, sugarcane resistant to the augarrane horcr, sunflower re­ sistant to seed weevils, and even locust Iter* resistant |n the locust They find records of resistance in nearly 100 4iffu*en: plnnta In­ volving more than 100 different Insect oesta. No doubt th t group wilt Include nlanl* of rmnom'c im­ portance In Florida If the breeding for resistance’ la carried >m wit Itl such a large v a n * '/ of plants. Rut th* aclentlsl* ‘ell ns it is a alow process, even with plants th at yield more than one crop a year. Anyway, Florida grower a Imp# that they will succeed before many years and thus help to reduce a large annual past control hill. Q New 1917 Frenlcllne Kleclric Ranges- - j- Waffle Grills Sandwich and Waffle Grill ’ ^ « • •. i i ’ Washing Machine .9 5 ?5 6 .50 Ilormeyer Electric l-'ood Mixer $ 2 4 -9 5 Mnnn — Bowman — .Electric ■t. Hi Coffee Perculator 2 f $JfJ.95 Uirch Hand Wind Phonographs $ 1 8 -5 ° Monitor Combination Steam and Flat Irons (while they last) O $13 7 5 3B:’ General Electric $9 Q.oo ExhnuHt Fans 42'* General Electric Exhaust Fans n: ' ••• * 1 1 8 ‘°° (Above. Merchandise Available • For Immediate Delivery) St. Johns Electric Co. 110‘W. Commercial Are. ~~- ; ' -. ), --- ■■;■■■--V— . ?1 6 -M il Monitor Apnrlmenl Sire Hanford, Florida tv’fv 'i^-tv. ‘ ■ - ___ • _ While (,'rtws — ('onihinnUtm GLASS & PAINT COMPANY \ . $ 1 5 -9 5 & GLASS COMPANY flff•!V-• « ' --« , . * 2 6 9 - 95 Mann — Uawmnn ORANGE BOWL AIDS OLYMPICS MIAMI. 8*pt. 1, (Special) — Purchasers of th* 60.000 tickets to the 1946 Orange Bowl claasta will hare hta opportunity of helping send the American Olympia team abroad. Th* Orange Bowl will collect voluntary contributions of U cents par tickets fur NIAA Olympic participation. (Fully Automatic) mm ;■ * Ordinary house plants, however, died within a short period of time in the rooms with the "inoonglow” light. Rural Common Sense Beginning Week of September U t and until further notice the following JFIrms will remain open bn Wed* afternoons and will close - afternoon. J| treated year*.'* DtsMae Checked The lights also appeared helpful. th* physicians said, in limiting' the spread of outbreaks of con­ tagious diseases. Some of the adult. attervlA ts also had driver respiratory inferDun*. The odor usually found dn children's institution* disappear*the report added. The experience snowed. Dr. Hvdc and , Dr. .Illggon said, that the lighta should be used in sum­ mer as well a* winter. They said O iling Lights maintenance cost about S500 a The lights, hung from the ceil­ year to keep 60 lighta truing, * 9 ing, irradiated only the upn-r halt original Installation easting about of the rootns with ullrsviidrf light. 1 2 . 0 0 0 . It la the ultraviolet in mnlighl that tans the skin. Ruining night and day. the lights gave every cubic foot of air in the entile building a sterilising iffocl equiv­ alent to 100 complete changes of air every hour, they said. At night the lights gave a faint glow resembling moonlight-, hut the youngster* had no ■trouble sleeping. The usual right light* were made unnecessary. The study covered three years without the lights, and threi years with them. The figurr* "in-lliate a reduction of 3.1 per ren* in tbe arlual number of.children feiensh from respiratory disease* for. tht treated year* as ggamit the un- NOTICE 'W~-l Ba a — Indian Crisis U 'nallm s I i m !•*** n » | I I ' h II s m * I n s . I'a n Ih w l throw of the government" were respondents were led through a endorsed. cljy where boundary force ofli A minority report from the I err* ‘concealed from them the fact housing committee supporting the , that a factory building they saw yVagncr-KlIcndcr-Taft housing hlll'j contained the bodies of dJtpO llin(Tf In. Cohgr***' brought the flrtt roll due shot down in cold blood hy Moslem police and soldiers. call vote/ The minority report woa. reject­ T hat would be a pietty, dlffl ed, ‘2,79(1-722, and approval ■was cult sort of a secret to keep, given to the majority report call hut It is obvious that the teller* Ing fur ejection of all nonveterans of this tale believe it, and spread from public housing project* and it, which helps to keep up the for priority for veterans in all tension. future public housing projects * O’Neil, the new commander, was elected unanimously after THEY BCORKIN ORANGE hi* three rivals withdraw before ROWL the first roll call had been com­ pleted. The trend of the voting MIAMI, Sept. I, (Special) — showed that he would have had a Of 67 touchdowns in til Orange majority. Th# other nominees were Howl classics, 21 have come on S. Perry Rrnwn of Beaumont, forward passes, 19 on line' Tex.,: Joseph J. Malloy, Washing­ smashes, 12 on end runs, two on ton. D. C., and Martin V. Coffey, blocked mints, and one each on o Middletown, Ohio, lateral pass, a kickoff return and At th# separate convention, at a pass interception. the Lailnn'a Auxiliary, Mr*. Ruth Hutton gf Excelsior Minn., was named national president without KTARIUM-NINE STORIED opposition. She succeeds Mrs. HIGH Norton H, Pearl of Retried and will serve with these vlte pre­ MIAMI. Sent. I .. (Bneciatt — sidents: Mr*. 3. 3: Jeraberk, of Ton row pf lhe new upper_deck Algoma, Wi*.; Mrs, John Lake- of the Orange Bowl stadium will man. Jr., of West Springfield, lie nine stories high. Enlargement Mass.; Mrs. John Kirkpatrick of of the Orange Bowl to 00,000 seats Eustls, Fla., and Mrs. W. B. for the 1948 New Year's football Dingle of Dayton. Wash. Mrs. classic is running ahead of achedMyron Skclley of Dc* Moines, | ule. Iowa, was named chaplain and Mrs, Carl Zeller of Bigonsburg, Ohio, Historian. Daytona llrarh Islets, hut the trip thrown open for warm-up* try the was to no avail. of I.R.C.O.D.A., the sanc­ If the local* could have plaved officials tioning body for the race*.'and one more game am, -m . ‘ the drivers will Ik- given a two could have trimmed the Senator*. hl . T „k Pi. T Z h hrv s . h,,Ur l"'t M to MoTC all ,,mn trUU at Tink-r Field tonight, thev would H, , ,, j.cresvary fcf** " " T ,h -, VUl “f ,* Vt alu.tnjrnt* so that their rara will find division hy .000.1 of a point, jn ,„,rf„rl tnnllj.j,m l()r th#ir perron lege potn*s reveal.run against time. A more hrllllant .drived for the Kxriiemcnt was runnitu* at fev-1 first division hy a dull th at was er-nltch night in racing cir­ rated np lietter than sixth place cles as last mschanlra readied their at the first of the season, muM far for today's hid for supremacy never have boon displayed hy any In sneed and there wvry a* many aggregation. un-dictions as to who would win • It Is true thnt the Feds did not the Casselberry Swe-pilak.-x a* finish the season in second place there are entries. Only when I he f-lgWtUlVeSSlT/Of Pltr?gUf?6M * as they did last year.- it is also checkered flag drops will th- final FtxrrtfA L L COACA. tie s u c c e e o J „„ true that bn one expected the lit r e *»**»*• «»> ’ victor emerge. vM o A bofep t f t e R striking [MMrswltwft M lt« have change at IBc big ring -To OrtiO'ST'ATta' Friday nfght at the Municipal Park the Fed* put on a show of Sports Roundup fielding ability that has hitherto Ily HUGH FULLERTON Jr. j Bulgarian Election been unseen In the Florida State League thit year. Outfielders HEAR MOUNTAIN, N.Y. Sept, (< itRUhhfn fm m l ’»K* 41lltP9 made ratehes and (nficlders made t UP>—For Ihr heneht of foot­ following a llinlaiH-st rily sani­ ball fan* who spent last season pigya that were nothing' short of tation Iruck that 25 person* hod sensational, The Cclerymen were discussing the greatness of the voted in each place. forced to go It innings with the Army football tram, here’s what's Hungarian radical party memSt. Augustine Saints to gain the likely to happen when a good part Iw-rs in Debrecen reported that Hv FRANK (FUKIEN 1 to 0 viclory. Hill Stanloq went of that squad turns out for the 16.IH.H) Hungarian nrironers of war ROME, Sept. I (/P)—Spokesmen' from Russia rearhed there at 9 the route and gained credit for the Eastern All-stars tusdle with the for a group of 44 American Bap­ Iiers in Debrecen reported that 16. Victory. • • New York Oisnts next week. Saturday evening the reds In- Arnold Tucker, Glenn Davis and tist* touring Europe *»sertc«l to- A. M., two hour* after the poll* vadtul the Ancient City ami drop Doc Blanchard likely will tie in the day that the recent exchange of opened, an-1 within a h alf hour ped a cosily 6 to •3 battle to the starting backfirld but won't play lettera between President Truman had voted at tables in the rail­ more than half the game except and 1'npe Pius XII implied that road statiim !nta. Sail Tonight the Kridermen how out under extraaurdinary ______ condltiona. .. the United State* government “ia An American who visited Kec­ an ally of cleriral totalitarianism,” skemet said that though the ballot of the 1047 Florida State League, W„ , Rlanrhard’s sub, Ill Their statement declared the supply there was baseball season at Tinker Held n fu|IU rk (n lhe ai,ernal<. bfttltfor (W,Orlando in a alngle contest with field. . center Jim Enos is a CO­ President's action “associated-the 000 local citiren* entitled to vole, the Senator*. It i* likely that CO starting choice with Lou Dauk- Vatican in a crustrde apparently the supply had run out hy .'I P. M. Manager John Krlder will send a* of Cornrll, Shelton Riles is a American government with the while 12,60tl ritlxens still waited h a ll -to ca»V th eir- tote i/............;-=i 'v tuiiiMiuu uii 'iu»■ Rig Hill Stanton lo the hill to face poasihU starting tackle-although against . Cnninuinietn."-r-aiil ales our .. such procedure “ vtnUlc* the Solon*. Penn Slate’* Red Moore seem* Yciterday Ruddy went the likely to get the call while Alf cherished A m .rican doctrine j, ‘B & S t . t S S route for tlw. Rada Taviel la running tx-hind Yate’a . I that. -20,000 false vote, had bee Senator, and waa!tbe master «f 8huler for „,hel ,ackle „ .n f u .d l T him self is » ' M t „ M,M. ,)y vo,eni W,.H aupplim) the situation • ,lth * w a y . l,|on Kml Ton, ,U). „ hB1 „ fpraln. 1 ' '• , , with blue slip* authorising them Joe Jones, sltlpglK-an right- . ank|e whl|r 1>0<))f didn't The statement described a* | (u ballot away from home. Sieged, Ksombathcly nn-l M Makn g ro y ithe n r rreturn c i u r n ufl Myron eiy t-m K ziinllillht'ly nn<l ««n rc»hander of (hee flejiatm I show up. , . Hr relumed to Mle- "tragedy’’ C. Taylor . similar . -c on the mound raylor -as-------prastdentlnl -----repre- tt|•, nU mode rcporU. Off that lineSBI lavas M t 1r*-A H n isi tt J . 1 . ■* . . Qm . ............................. .... hut was senl V fT n /g a rly *ho*«r| T.1” 1? ? 1 sen tail ve »■« st Airs* the VVatican, and ••!•!-, AmrHc, u lhat In ................ log F« ml:' addition to persons disqualified in Davl. n<o» iiavis t.Kik v*vi vver the uiv »hill. ■■■ assign; T !_!Ll!!m£ j U2i. “We lielieve this action Is h* ,th e pre-election -lays, 3,800 voter* inenl for the visitor* In the third . . h. ' , . i* | closely connected with the pre*. j were disqualified at 8teglet be­ frame and limited the local, to liall W team i ^ t n to ^ Lpnsluce d r i K soi many all- .l««vntW year... ......... a . .t tween Saturday midnight and the _____ i. mssproduce _____election, __ Withnext one runhduring hi* tour. I* connected the event* in opening of th/1 thif polls, ami llungars ta r candidates. b lll.4M lti | Europe." ..............................................ib inn Independence Party members * Ml* » b n n MISSION ACCOMPLISHED > Asked for comment, a Vatican reported H.OOO to lO.tiOO new dis­ 2 I.ytirond, — i \ v y t *1 1 M M rljuighry tell* thit one to Il­ sou ref who decline-! more apecific qualifications In, two Budapest « • 1 1* rti-li-rt----". lb llta slrl, if • ft 1 1 n lustrate the value nf a cool qquart- identification said only that “th.- districts. « t) 0 1 A erhack like Turkt-r to any •foot­ on a matter which ' present* an ItsvIL <;f Os nito n . If / V T' ■« ft 1 I 0 ball team.,v. . In scrimmage the Vatican I* not going to cninm rn 4 ft ft t 1 other day, the squad's regulars attack o n ’President TnimAn'a mo- * Mnmilnv. >b 1 * 1 i 4 couliln’t gain on dive tackle playi lives," lb W ainwright Retired 2 l e 1 0 been use the defensive guards where Abtv*. * The spokesmen for the Rapt l it J a m , |> 1 ft * * 1 were Dr. Duke McCall, -executive H ' —n fln s .ft lif lM i*fta* S » l ranging weld; , . Tus* outlined t <1 1 « 2 DsvD. v which I can open my * brief re­ secretary of the executive roui _ the situation before * sending .*i ' - » -- — ---- mb' mlttee of thn Southern Baptist', marks with the i-inewhat stereo­ Total* , u 1 r » ’ II Tucker in and Arnold replied. Convention at ' Nashville, Tenr. typed statement that I am happy “ Don’t worry coach, 111 take rare • n rirn n * a t r ti 11 n of that", . . On the flrat play he and Dr. Frank K. Mean*, educa­ to i-e here.' "For the generous tribute you IMIvsnnan If 4 • a a A callsd for a quarterback sneak, tional secretary of the convention'* missions bpard at Rich„ have paid me I am deeply grate 1 I l f 4 which caught the guards out of foreign M u rrs r Ik ................... , tl* rtln s « n n .,rf : 1 A A A position and gained a country, m,*nd, Va. Dr. Krnest F. Campls-ll. fu l/’ KalirrlSM . lb i > A I I I A mile. Hi* voice we* retried mrgf * | pastor of the First Baptist Church HfM-, rf ?i 2 * • 1 A (a t Alexandria, Va., was with them public address system to 2,500 J 1 n I J • t . L strl* ,.* • I>oc Blanchard, who wore no 36 as lhay made their comment. *t»r, ru crack troori » l Msnv*. *« ■ r a # a t on hi* Jersey though hi* college The spokesmen aald their group nml an rstireatni 8,000 eperlalor* M. P ‘ | i t r i I rarer- r . had to Mttle for 38-a at sept to-'Europe twn months ago who were on hand ttTWW ft fouril» '» * ? T l ^ t l » 37 I I an All-atar. . , Seems th* original to study Baptist relief work. rep-. star General retire, Tim merger of tho armed forces, in-ir-. eao 0*^.1 number waa retired for good after r e s e n t e d "prtgl-iniinnnlly lias IsoterO : KI |4s M l—4 Merlyn Cotidit's great.,, g reat.„ pperforSouthern Baptist Convention but he said, was a?*urance t-> .Mm e rfo r- _ _ ghnwt TcUr Rub* t-sltsd tm >•-. mance ft few years ago.*. . Bill al*i the northern convention.'' that "with projier support, the tsrftcM U s l- I, Murray. Rotten, approach In a peaceful World U In *00. tirade!. Tern t.eir hl><! l^wit. Schuler I* the only Giant player They said: "On behalf of group here, the makitkg.'' JuMlre. asnirtree H-ltMrteld. M||. wholl be oppoalng his. own Uai representing bnlh • northern end veroisn. Tvter. n-mbls pUc.: t^k r nexl Wednesday, Rill doesn't min Fund of music, tears came to t'O I«i Murray because he playp football for fun southern Baptist convention, we the General's eyes as the csrelo Seltrrrtrl-I - - - - - n h fleet’ rtf, Inilaad of the money and plans to feel that tha recent exchange of mony was concluded with the sing­ land" *. Ma rtf-.--! tft llstee nn r-flUt: nfr t. „ff | I „ f f K sd* be a pro only one season. , , Steve letters between President Tru­ ing in unison nf “ Auld Lu-g 1. nrr>t«b not hv Jno-. X (,» l.-y, Clpot of St. Ronaventure Is the man and the Pope, in which Pres­ S y n ef his favorite song. J- hv Davie I. Hit. tifff j „ „ „ i In th a 'sq u a d 's tension-reliever and ident Truman associated thn One of the 21 generals present ?• Ip 4 'lMl 1".** f,,r 4 f""* o44 r». vi. Is so popular that the boys pick American f_gojre|,nmqnt w ith 'th e for the retirement program waa Innthtffl f-rr ft. lc -s la him j u "eaptaln" in photographs. Vatican In a crusade apparently, Brig. General Charles 0 , B an , '£* Wwalrvsi iu u . mut Iv tactics were out­ against Communism, violate* our adjutant general of New Mexico, , . Defensive *11. Time -if asm r1 t :II. lined by th* head coach's son, cherished American doctrine >1 who sang In the'prison camp choir that Wainwrlght said wax John McLeughry, who I* coaeh separating church'and state. Th# Arabian nenlnsula 1* half at Union College, Schenectady, "the hook on which we hung our Riders^ for tha early American _live*” in the dark day* nf thalr 1 .* ? ** Europe hut haa a N. Y„ a post formerly held by Bpulstlnn of only 11,600,000. “Pony Express" often nolo 250 capture. Mel Hein. milts a day on horseback. He even named his new homo "Fhidler** Green” from an old ^ 3 ^ B MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, 1947 i ' ---* �.1 4 .... Sftr: « k MONDAY. SEPTIttlBER 1, 1917 T f ir . S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A — ■ 1 f* am The weight of the jm th '* ntmoxphcte ha* l>*-en‘ estim ated at more than five quadrillion tjm*. . . . Our stpiukling flnvor-fllltftl . JlcvcritRes when H'^, hoi! Bill’s Package Store and Bar 112 W. First Street » hone 880 j y = SALE flow ers ECORD PLAYKltS Tor rent. Hy day or week. The Music It.ix, IIP W. l*t_ 8 l. Phono 958. Ek u FFICK apace in Mtlach Building. LarRe light office*, newly decor•ted. all utilities, heat and ja n i­ to r service furnished. Call Ht>AW J | , 4 A. Dept. HU)re. CONVALESCENT HOME now open at Chuluota, 1 H miles d E. of Sanford and 18 milea N. E. Compensation Law foe all occasions McNKILL A YOST FLORItTB Blpes Are. just off Celery Office ph. 403 residsnee oh. 8.10-R CONCRETE SEWER PIPE SEPTIC TANKS. (irra*e Traps Blocks. Aluminum Windows and Screens, White cement I'alrit, Pcrma-tile, Hurricane brac.*e Miracle Concrete Company, 3W> of Orlando. Large ecreen arnf ,w Kim Ate. Phone 18SJ.- open "porches to all and enjoy See Jimmie Cowan's Sheet Metal lh« cool hrsczrs off Laks OathWorka for new Radiators, new sriac. j iainr* gmunrio anJ walks Radiator-cure*. Radiator rlrnnMli. 6 »tn onto traffic. Large __ing and repairing. lobby and rooms. Brick construe, HBWINU MACHINES “ lion. C«n accdbrodato 26 only. SALES 4k SERVICE J W . or writs for reservation BERTS SKWINCS MACH. SHOP af onco. Ovfsdo 2302 or Dr. IIS 8 . FRENCH. PII. 1190 Martin 2392 or writs Box 137 Chuluota Florida. Large sHan Batteries -A—Ualli.i v -Chaiging,— "Tor Ru'esfs to VTilflKeTr doctor. II. 11. POPE < . INC.. -------------------------- , ------------ —« t v .. . Notice* a re ^currently - In-In r ?■ I '•!»-• I maileil to A.S73 employer* who are T«t*M» fV»»M tilUl ftMlKJlUl Klftl t|u«j mut| f«iin'itir.- mr rrlurn but V* *»• Aiitl «.t tHiriit.i:* YOUJI MON'IIV li,\i*K Tnwhion tunic t*.» ' DKLAND; Sept, t i S|Hvtnl l lit p iipasallun fut a tavutd fail riiiollment which l’re»idetil \V. S.f Alien p-edicts will exceed i',ii Stetson U niversity*ha» umlcrgon* •i $26,000 auunuiet face-lifting. When the .indent* retorts i<> the •-ampu* next month they will find many improvement* which will add to their i.eomfort. [he, CrrtlfRe iif, Low. iiew- ikt u -i np-'-ML» own'" iiuililluR, s t tJJe" iiliml' Airi*ert. Jfaa Hut linlp; ...... ............ iUw* room hut loom to expaltd.1 « tide Science Hall, which fi.nueiIv hoiisetl the College of l.uw .n addition1 to the ilepartment* »iwn .divorce aciiun .s.i* m ndlng linn en a rtisL af ih • IH * poxxiom. in Tturlinbanu-, Cnlif "• * ; Carl H. "Smith. Cliaiimun nf f|ie -T...... h e wealrhv ColUndm -1 . - / . 1-1 Cumui;**uin. - ..... an-Ohio. Florida •Indusfrjal fiRlire chmged te w if- with tioiinced today. * -yxtrem e nientHl "i ietn . ’ I tu ‘'Anpruxilhately SO pstenciet have r „ m,dainL chaiRc* W dl... 1 " 'O ' j the liio rw fe.. uml deu.i*ll.d cnw | , V( The two . «.< m aH .n l I |h txjoon | Mim| s q u ir e d tv M sw m IW X] WORK WANTED c s Walling Fo The Modern Dnrea't wnlt for SALES v HE ADVERTISES ^ **y A! Chairman Of Trustees LOST_* FOUND RT. AUGUSTINE. Sept. 1 (S jmi LOST pair aye glasccc with amher d a l)—Frank D. Upchurch of 8t. frame. Finder pleaac phone Augustins has been elected chaltor m i - j . man of tha Board of Trustee* EXPEBT painting — contract or hourly basla. 8. 0 . Grogan. LOST—Man’s wrUt watch, flex- of tha University Foundation at Is a non-profit educational instiIt InstiPhona 7 W J. Iblr stalnlesa still hand, lata Sb Augustine. The fiM Fnundallo.i M iM ii T hun a v afternoon In Sanford or FLOOR 3ANDIN0 A finishing, tutlon. It will open a Junior Colon Ssnford-Drlosnd hlwsy. Lib- lege cleaning A waxing. Our power of Liberal Arts and an inaral .. si reward. Box J. W. C. e/o unit cnahlca us to work whara terdennmliiational S c h o o l for Herald. thar# la M electric connect 10.1 Chriatlan E<luration in October. avallsble. 21 years esperlonr*. The Foundation has secured IB AUTOS FOR SALE H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary, Fla. beautiful “ Klrksfde" M m erly the date Henry M. Flag, Jon a* cook or mhid »* day. 301 UNO DODGE tdekus. truck. A t •hsru teforofItsUseprogram. , E. 6th fit. comjiliuii. 1‘husw 1199. Other mem leis ol the Board of in -SJ? * I theatrical acencie*. and private cmtdoylUiint aRrncie*. Agerv'ie* which have riot seriiied liceti**» ahoiild file nl'pllcntiiu: 1 with the Florida lnilu*uial Coumii>-*HHr i.r Tnllahaa-.i-e Thy Wor k,111111'* I* iript r.NUiion RENO. Ncv.. Sept. i. •TV France* • I’*ache*I 1L< tfan lliim'n inc Hynes Civelll Wdl - n. wfi.*-,m arriage at lit lo usis'lb* New York mlllonalre fii* l bim-gltt hm into the ouhlic eve u- 1‘dJd. iTAI .LAIIASSKK. Sept. I. t Spe­ in s sued for'divorce hv her fourth cial | Private employment openhusband. ThI' »uit wa* fitrd I'n u iy , l»> rie* in Florida 'mu'«t In' licensed Employment Agencies Must Be Licensed division of the Flo, .da Inditatiiul Commission ha* lieen given Ihe" re*pon*ihillt v of .-nforrinR the 1 eiMlIntIon* Hilopled hv the l 'o ||. mission thmiiRh it * field » ta|f of Ralph N. Wittaop, *hlV hij «if*'r liy RepU l.to comply with legixla- DetHltv Commissioner*.and ln*poe- m ip>*. The *tani'iMiis 1 '. ' prxrttce for •• the ncwlv lieen*i-.| t.e-..teip» am im-li'diil in ".’o rule* itnjlirc with "Hr- ' Mr. smith -aid While -he 1 J S Ovw. l a * Include .1U1 < e« U ||i* te r * . service chinges and rod. .‘lion., o.lelieihlp for a further reduced rale, vertisimr,.-ami with 1 elation', of which w at rrcomnienilel hy the private ageneie* . with applicant* Cnmmi»*ion and enacte«l hy ^he and emulmii*. Come* of tl.pse 1-cRinIaturr at it* 1947. »o**“ n. The -avinif* to individual firm* '"I k m i.'o. o'ni't'io. ilt' Pencil.-^ fu«t w ..l lMw.n.l W v.nrlv license fee i* A1U0. .ir.ee rtile* have !>ern *e.lt l«v the ln !'is. Will ranee from tfi to SI I per i f !| / , miiinmertt w .|i' (Hnddv) ftrownlne l i t *e. i-n.l | t In* law diil m>t liecom • rffe itlv e trial-Commission to a.i MR.-p.te* Illi the fee from th a t having license, to operate in.Mot* thousand on pay . . . . . .roll* . . . . . .for . . ,.,e ....... N, " ,.'" '" IT. .'. . U J X . --the the third .M next h u sU n d w». R erna.d H . .. ...... . 1until June H iila. and fourth ralendar quarter*. The J1*" u ' W ver. Colo., theater "Pnit at tM.'Jfi. Allen a»i new minimum rale ts o n e-tm th of f‘ “ "i.m th.. I le.i.lent Agencies irgtdui.-d Dbdcr the ,‘tv t i" *M ! Also pending l< one m-r rent a* aRainrt the old ...unced. >w minimum rate of seven-tenth*. j' In Ellxalieth Hall, adm inistin. Saving* . to Florida taxpayers I'hoi huildoiR, the former . " ' j Otuincsa Opportunities dur to the revision of contribution room hn* t**-eu converted into 1 rate* and other amendment* will M-llc, of office*, a publtc addle-JOBS THAT CAN HIVE YOU approximate $U,000,000 p, r M en- system ha* la-«-n installed In th**j auiiitenunt. and an inform ali'»n NEARLY 42.000 ('.U til SAVINt.S dar vear, N O T I C E One-half of the tlJMVt employ­ Ir.l vi ill la* cent 1allv locsleit IN 3 YF IMS The Lllirarv ha* t*-en ntnnvated High srhool grxiluales, you are er* . .presently , reporting ... .and . nsyiug amt reilecoralevl and new lighting • offsTed a rholcy of |oh» In wblch 1 >*XF* *Pe Florida Unem- (•id ventilating *y*\v-ni- h aw •' ■ plovnn-nt Compi-nsatlun U s me Beginning Ocdobef III Iho new Motor VebicU Safoly Rpsport>eu can save enough moniy in '«-en ihstalhat. ' * . 3 Years to *tan you own liusl- not vet eligible for a re.lueiil rate Tlie Commons amt l*oth the • ■ tibilily Law will ba enforced. Thii will affact avery automobile nes*!' Your real .-bnnee for a since they have not l>eeu liable neh'a mul the 'women** gvmna i’ixmI future In-gin 1 with the new- for a suffii-ient nerlbtl of tittle to -uni* have l*-en trtlecoi ated a* ownar and operator in Florida. ’0 Regular Army >ii Air Force. permit thy granting.'if a rate, tc- will . h- t'hairilotn Itoll. largest.!"a d u c tiiu i.’— u o —------ of Select a job v-m'ir- eq n lp p rl to dustioMr the women'* dot m itotic-, It an automobile owner or oparstor it Involvad in an accidsnt onUnder the. provisions of the Fed­ whnie wall* have l*x-n |>aint'"*l do. The Army nnd Ait Force dar certain condition!, ha may lota his licania and hit right to offer the highest p.vy ln history, eral Internal Revenue Ci de. an and woodwork and furnituie along with uniSutunlln« for ^nqiloyrr is required to hove been fuu-hed thioughout tin- Imilding. dri»a a car until ha maatteartain financiatraquiramantlof tha Law. travel, ntdcaiton, an I teal sec­ liable for the tax and runtrihuUng .1 |**vvdet room ami linen room* urity. Your fiMi.t, clothing, hous­ for a period of moio than thiee aibieil, ami an In te l-coiniiiuhica. . An intuianca policy In tha A M E R IC A N FIRE A N D C A S U A L T Y C O M ing. and medical care will cost Vear* In order to lie eligible for a 1 ( 1 4 1 system installed.- Show;*** reduced rate. In* mot* mctnnre* have iie«*n installed in Steven* - vuu nothing. PAS'Y maats ovary raquiramant aad is a tfmpla. inarpaniiva way ol com. --- ,-3 - . If Y°u are sn ex^orvireitian, employers are not eligible for a Hall. reduced rale until rfte r thend plying with thl» now Law. It protacti tha policyhold#r!| right to driva and In addition to the Improvement* Vuu can liegin eh,*# to home. Itrith the reasonable assurance of their fourth year i t liability. th building*, the drivew ay through a!>o protacli him agai"|t financial lots — giving fraadom from worry. - » r r one-veai a-signmctU in -Ilegislation wa s—mbvptrtp nr ttn» tb,- campus ha* Is-cil |m.wit. : vopr own Army Area, tjaalified 1947 session which would permit ORANGE ROWI. TEAM veterans who enlist for three assigning of redueeil rates after a 2 ROOM apartment. Adult* onl/. PAINT — BENJAMIN MOORE'S VAIMKIA vear* may «rl—t th.* Euiopean shorter -in the ov nt Congress J'h. 301-J. house paint. Out rid • white and rhangc* the Federal I 11 t e r n 11 I MIAMI. Sept. I. t Special I Theater. colora. Floor and Deck Enamels. Revenue Code to that effect. jDKSK SPACE in excdlen*. Iia-aTeam variety i» one of the spici * SENKARIK CLASH A- PAINT Here's vour big ■li.ince to learn tion, including tclenhone and of the Orange |lowl foolhnl! Mtie*. CO. 112-114 W. "ind St. dhil earp. while attending |he reception room acrvici. Box It. Twentv-two different insliliitlon* highly dsveloiMtj site, ialired Red Commander Of Caro Herald. have the opportunity of |i*,iping school* in the various Army mxl ENAMEL: IIENJAMIN MOORE'!? Merlin Hits Western Year’* games here. In the fame Air Force I iibm .I iw .' You'll get APARTMENT for rent. ,V- l)ir!<Irnpervo Enamel Color Fast, Period the Sugar Bowl Inn fen training for 4 piofe*slonal Powers For Stalling tmed indifferent M-h***d 1, tile f i t . op, till Park Avenua. quick drying, for Exterior and cau-er with teg dar pqy rheeka Interior use. S E N'E A It I K t»n Howl 17 and the It *-e Ibiwl 11 that assure you r *a! security FOR Rl5NT—Furnished three Iwd II* RICHARD KASISCKK CLASS A PAINT CO. Phone and stahilitv. rixim house with large living BERLIN Sept, t (At—MaJ. 320. ____________________ room, dining room,, kitchen, If Vou nr** 17 oe over, you are (Jeiteral Alexander Kotlkilv, Soviet urged to get full detail* a* to eomiiiaiidaiit of Berlin, rharged the Tm-tre* are: Milton K Baron, hath, Bercrni'd porch an I large BEAN PLANTER — g rad c r d lhow you may au-ilify. (Jet the western powers Saturday with an- ptesldent St. Augustine Cham lrr yard. Electric refrigerator, kerotion. T. II. Kinard, box -.'Of,, Lake fart*, with no ddigntion to *ou. tl-Democratic actions'" mid stall- e( ('..mmrice; Slate Seiialot Wul sene stovr and water heater. Monroe. from the nearest U. 8 . Army- ing tactlrs in postponing the adop •n It Fra»er; Dr. George - J. Six mile* in the rountrv near ami Air Force It • luitin.r Fta- linn of a law to socialite Her \prll. Jr., president ol the in* iCameron City. Phone -MO-JI. AUTO RADIOS, Mctorola. Sales tutlon: Rev. Wilma E. DnU«. *« tion at (insert local or nearest tin's major industries. and Service The Music Hux, iriary ami treasurer; Mi*. George address I. 2 W A N TED ~TP RENT KotikuV g ieetrll'76 Allied ail 119 W. 1st St. Phone 963. J Apel. Jr., secn-tnry to the German- ri>rre*|Mindents at the, piesidclil, Josenli K. Hewitt, FURNP IIE D .or unfurnished apt. Cal. wonder pepper plnnt. I,. B. first grneral new* cimfrrrnre e 12 SPECIAL SERVICES p,evident Essex Kuldiet t'oinpnn*, perm, residents. Hy |*t of Sept. Mann. la ile Monroe, Fla. Russian general hn* held here in Jrentotiy Nt J.l JtttlgY *th*imit» 14* < Close in a* possible. 2 Iwdt w«—year*“ The •whitr hairrd-'So­ — rooms. Plen*r rati T2I-R after SOFA AND CHAIR. fOT. oxfcltebt EOR RENT Hoof aami-r. Ensy viet cutninandhnt w»* respleipleni (Thy, Jr,. Wilmington IW iwst . C:00. condition, attractive sea^-rov-rrs. operation. Reasonable rate*. San­ in a white tunic and blue trtiuser.i Ih! Austin f la-seatl>-'Uia. » f'** ■ mer editor. Seiontifir American, Must sell by Sept. 1. Pliude 763. ford Paint Ci (Haas Co. Phone with a wide ie*l stri|M*. Weslrv Davis. Holy Civ^s Par-. 3U3. 3 UKAI.BRTATKFQHHAI.l-; Hv ammiinaol he wanted to enr- Croton-jnlludsnn-, N. i ish House. Upstairs. • ilBAL ESTATE 5** reel "mi*lea«ling" articles in Ih-DOIKJB • PLYMOUTH PIANOS—Mason % Hamlin, ’the INSURANCE Merlin Press. Four days ago tb.-j f t y A I J K I K K S tr.d iv .riu . o f piano*. Kn.be, J ^ „ four p*iwer llcrliu*knmmmidanti. t 'f rrx l MOIITCACE LOANS the official P lan., of the Metro-* ,0 " * ,lm ,U o A t*>011 had sent hark to the Berlin ei'y RAYMOND M. HALL, Realtor polltan opera We cordially in­ YA-DK moth proofing lasts 6 gnvcrimieut a soeialisatinn la*Registered Broker and ■ 1, vite voU lo see ami hear these •vear*. Have your woolens moth wh|eh the German* had draft*. Insurance Agent fine instruments Joseph Hailey, Rm. 4 • Florida State Bank Bldg. proofed now. Downtown Clean- six tiuuilh* ago, with instrurti.-i 73(1 N Magnolia Ace Ph 2-2990, •/* & U nndry. 113 Palmetto to make it mure specific. NEW THREE 'ledroom bungalow Orlando. Ave. Phone 914. Kntlknv asserted the Russian* built In 194(1. I.arge lot, ran lie' were "forced" to ugrre to send Wrstinghouse electric alovu ^|4fl. Pfai handled for $2600.<i0 cash, lu.1eno Tuning and Rapairing. L. L ing the law hark for redrafting 1811 Sanford Avc. mice monthly. * Bill, Rea. 8H-W. ________ after five months’ wiatigling'wiln ROIIER I A. WILLIAMS, Keallor HOT WATER HEATER Frigidthe Americans, British and Fieii.H h io n h Raymond l.undqi'lsl, A«»oriatr in the knmmandantur. alre and stove, (jood condition. Show cards and poatare Phone 732 Atlantic Hank IRiIr . He rr|ieatcdly chntged t »*.,* Phone 1080-J, tietwiwn U A. M. O— DUE'S SIGN HBRVIC14 “quaationa and qouhta” mix'll I*, A OOOD FIVE '-.join bungalow on ' and 7 P. M.__________________ 0. D. Landresa. Phone 1021 the Mop|fnnenl* of anrialiratinu" ■'.large corner lot. Immediate po*. RA MY play pen and double carrifouiiilation and reprr-*-*nte*l men-iv RENT A CAR session. I’rleiul al f.VitHt.th) with age. Phone 1097-W. ill the kninmaudautur wen- with YOU DRIVE IT term*. •ml ilelaying nnd dodging larlirs.il.PHONE 200 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Heritor 6 ARTICLES WANTED asserted llmt Ihr Russian ili-lei: • eiSHCKLAND-MORRIHON Raymond Lundquisl, Associate tion had statini-hly rantpalg' U-llRIVK-lT. INC. . Phone 732 Atlantic Rank Itldg. Highest rash price paid for used for MN-ialiMtliiu a* "(he if ■furniture. Ted Davis Furniture SEE US FOR Democratic process ami the. w.:l4k J ERN *1* nuim 'kiwss and 88 Co. 311 K. laW Ph. 0Mb -MIMEOGRAPH P W N T IN 0 - «*f ‘ |tie Berlin . population." ■ere* of land. Inrlmling 30 fitAND TYPING Vtts tree*, five aero* in pine I'LL HUY vour ear regardless of Pre«sr<l hy an Ameriraii m u CREDIT IJUREAl/ OF S|M*mient to designate, the nlli timber, garage,* barn. 2 large age or rondltion. Roy Reel, 309 SANFORD nfficiatx in the knmmamlanl * brooders. Exrellent location on W. 2nd SL lilt N. Park Phene 180 whom he runsiib-My autl-Deni" highway 4 miles front town, PRIVATE PARTY will p jy raih EX I Klfl RADIO RKPAIRINU rratie. Kotikov replied: “ I'Ve mini*near lake. 18.000. Term* for 1910 or 1941 Chevm lat,«r it p lain chough whom ^ ml-n.. ST. JOHNS REALTY T O. Fred Myers, 311 E. J M St. IMymmith from owner. Uall afbut I ilffferenliafe t*etwecii .1 (not Inrorp) fi:00"P. M., 1021 Elm Ave. Ph. LONNIE MCMULLEN'S Market man's doctrines anil his persimul 118 N. Park A venire 1115. ____ . ' . U f l ^ i y n i B s o a r . itmker " Barber Shop open Thursday, liy." Kotikov said it wyi* the R11 W T A ftfliq t BROWN, Asaiwlsl* Friday A Saturday. WANTKD. pT a NO. must Jo- In sian sland.that socialisation shoo'I good condition. Phona County THE HOME SH O P"" not affect the enterprise* to» a r Y ic l e s f o r s a l e WATCH A CLOCK REPAIRING Berlin which are the “propeDv, 170(1 Hanford Avo. Phony II43-J of a foreign state.’’ ' 4 CEILING fens for aale. l.ancy'e I"7 P e la , Livestock, S u p p lie s Asked If this dlil not mean _Drug Store. . ----- ---- ------------—---- ------T~ ATTENTION M O lH FIH he was in favor of confiscation horn*—some tine —DIAPER SERVICE— IlMALlHi" FLKD&—complete lino. WANTED—goad to love in f —a- little puppy. In Bahv Velvet furntxhe* hmqdlal of properties owned here Iqr priv­ HunVi Tuxeds Feed St.ira quire 2218 Palmetto. clean, sterile diapers and Jcodor- ate citisen* of Allied nations a city electrical utility whh h jPeints, Poultry Suppliea, Nails, Ised container. f Ec.inomi.-al and like I* owned lareelv hy lh-tgie * Purina Feeds,. Groceries" and POR SALE—S ■ femalo Co-ker •afe. Fully medically approved Spaniel puppies. 410 Klliot Ave. stockholders—Kotikov said that Meats. Touchlon A Watson, 1201 Call Daytona 2487-W ci llect f tr Phone 42S. Celery, Phone 1199, details. 98 diapers, $2 a weak. "might be a concrete question still to be worked nut.** "FIRST IN BA N FO Rir HELP WANTED )K SALE—IJmtfoek for drtvoAn American correspondent as­ wa^e And Foadwar»—Phone GIRL for rathleF A coemeUt coun­ LAND C L K A N A N G A N B serted that the only enterprise* m hRAINAGK. I NEW CATER­ Germany owned hy a foreign ter. also soda g ift Lenny's Diug PILLAR DE1HEL BULLDOZ­ state were the Soviet aktlengiStore. FOR SALK ERS WITH P A L M B T T 1 elsehaften (indiMrial trust* con­ >I.D NEWSPAPERS—3 OBNTS H A K E S <mm 0 * 1 / 4 YD. taining plants confiscated hy the HEWING MACHINE PER POUND. BUNDLED IN DRAGLINES. EQUIPMENT Russlana to produce for reparaOPERATORS BUNDLES^ NOW IN THIS VICINITY. tion*.) Experienced. Steady work, good 10, IS. 20 and n CENT NIMNICIIT CONSTRUCTION Hu asked Kotikov if it were to pay; five days a week. Congeni­ HERALD OFFICE CO, ORLANDO. FLA. PHONE l*e assumed that only these wetu al surroundings. Come ready for 2.29SI. lo he spared while the (fcopertie* work. Runnytown Sewing Plant, owned by private eltliens of thCaMfll-errv. Fla. IF YOUR SAW need* rc-ioothlng, western nations were sailed for settjng, filing or hammering. soelslliation. The general Would AVON PBODUCT8 INC. will Call Ph. tlO-I not give a direct answer. train women to earn $1.00 and Asked if there would, tie commore per hour representing our produrts, WornVn now nmploy* 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL pensatlon to foreign owners -if socialised properties, ha said that ed need not spply. We harw owning* ill Sanford and sur­ 8ANFORD Beauly* 8alor»-Phone would hay* to hs wtirksd pul 13M. 309 Park. Mary McMahon. Ih tha future* rounding towns. Write qualifira. Phone 1364. Permanent waves .Ilo n a to Naomi Dillman, bln $8 up, guaranteed. Water sof­ Broadway. OrJqod% Fla. Frank Upchurch 18 tener. Al»o open evening*. fSA CTO R WORlJ—Plowing a diaeing (no gardan plot*). Pho 624-J. PAGE FIVK •a - ! - 111 IT b\ husband n>>. a. Joseph C. Civet Rates Are Reduced Stetson University | Peaches BrownIIin] ' li; San Fisncisen department .store Civofli codfends her By Unemployment Eninys Face,Ufting| I* Sued For l>ivorcc executive. Reno action ngnln*t him » .u in* TALLAHASSEE. Sept. 1. lS |cWould Kln| ■Cole Be Merry With rial I—Employers covered hy the Florida unemployment Compeit-'. Stomach Ulcer Paint? Th. Intention nkl Kina t’nie it,l*nt Ration Law will save $2 000,000 •i"l h.iv* bm* a iiirtr) »*M mtil if tin ouch trduced' rales In th eir pay hr h^1 ttoli«.irh n irt |ai|Uk Flit* ndl taxe* for the last «lx month* .fertr* ^Itit h«t%# III IMF Ihr 'f »t"n.trR. rtf lnht* Iflit IIf» of 1947. r n I It. Smith, t Imlrman *.«• |Ml|tA. I>hm e.ihrt C1*M- of the Florida Iniluatrial t'omqtj* ; ath»h« r Mlire Tl T-> .Ml** 4«||| •hiiultl slon. said tmtav. -w '• 1 Enjoy Hot tied Energy . . . . / " ■ Nevada ha* I f u than ono inThe p retty rork*eomh plnnl It I > The area of Turkey )• somemember of the ugly pigweed what lattter than th.. Mate of ■ hahitant per square mile: popula-" a mem a tion M0.247, area 110.890. farfily. Texas. » -r H M Tp/ir.i-. ' ■ ■. • ' * * « ‘ Tha new Law !• a contribution to progrtM sod il conducivs to Safsty and the laving » ( lives. Sm Yaw* uAM$4i<|9H l$p(«NatiIt«$ T«4«y AM ERICAN F ir e a n d C a s u a l t y N1 t I• n• I4 • c o m p a n y * • t C I i (i m S • 9 • I € • HOU( OffICI * IX, A»**i„*"" «*:*,! «•*• A,U»**kil# lisbJity I* D,#i4, Sk,a OklANDO. HA. *|X„ ,o~p•-,* T. M EA D E FOX uiiom ; :it lib's A T 1W i l e NATIONAL HANK HI 1I.IHNG Hy Ray (ioth • • . • �TACE SIX Aluminum Is Urged For Housing Problem work of wood, all cut to aiic. Like the structures boys make, tnc hulls* rlllrlKra BS th* hi lld-T fulIowa a diagrammed instruction laiist Of The Indian Scouts Are Retired sht-t-G * ' AP Newsfreliirr* The huuan rome in four ityles, SEATTI.K—Aluminum left the kitchen tn win a war, a id now a according to Nurvac. Inc., the Seattle firm propone* a new nils- smallest Iteing a 12 a 24-foot cabin with hn adjoining car pot I ut porrJi. (Tati Amuascn; iirexi.lnt, of the runipahy, suggest* fK.MHI at the ..vit-nir I'i'i "f completion. the laigrst twtf-Ix-dtoom' bungalow. Tht- manufacturers resumntenJ Amussen niK-cta them to come into wide -um' as-sunir.u-i-ra#'>( t j Although aluminum Hite scarce i during I hi- first years of tit» wnr, I several large plnnts; which mush- you o/ ve OMUh Wheel flatsnclng C W e ls h Th<- firm lH-gan nv prodncl garages nnd hnppt-m-1 into i housing line after many ut guragr* Were l»*-in»; fil)><I M families Instead of autumonilra Historic Tender does Back To Sea Again AP Nrwafralun-a ' CHARLESTON. 8, C .-A form*-r tender for the Pr-fdentiai varht “Mayflower’' ‘went to sta again recently, her o!d plunking replacrd hv mnhogany ftnm his­ toric Cherh-slon honiet nnd. even ... atwo . * from #..... . Admiral t .»_1 . ^ . 1t1. :. ’# biree or Farrairut'* flait(diip "Hartford." Welm I. I.. Hr van, wholesale f,«-,| dealer, finally launrh-d this 25-fiwt . cruiser "{tparten'* after working on it since IU3D, it hail not a timber from the original lender! Hr van salvaged lumber from -old furniture, pirkrd up n few fine .plere* of driftwood, mad* the hull of new white cypress an.I |>eak planking. The ship Is* fastened j wUlLjj'J'nrr.screws, not a nail In . . J-#' > The, Imat is built to sleep four. Ut TO HIS NICK IN MUD, Field Superintendent Harold Present of the Missouri Humane Society, U pulled to , safety by a fellow woiker after risking his life to rescue a mongrel dog (arrow) Uiat had become stuck in the iiiuiTof the River Lies Peres In SL Louis. Present crawled on hoards to reach the animal, (International) Problem 0 ( Korea Is Seen As . Most Difficult In The World Itsr GLRN.1 HAim A I’ Foreign News Annlv*t Washington’s rail foi a fourPower c o n f e t - r n e e til tiaslr:i Korea's indetH-ndenee turn* the spotlight on one of the iinhappiest communities In th* jHni-vyar world. Kurep. like Austria, is eonslderevl a lilM-rated land, not conquered ' enemy territory. Th* -Japanese have lu-rn diivm out Itul othrr alien rulers have taken • -thett-pti^e: and' the r,tilling ■nf real peace, fri-i-dum of ,.--11 In'lng is postponed because the Ulwiatora can not or will not vgr*-*-. It ra n not be said that this is the fault of th r I'n itid Hlatra, 'which shares with Soviet Il'Juda the oi-eupation of ’Id* foiuier Japanevp possesaioh T h --A m er­ ican government nml it* reprraentntivea in Korea have t«-ied conlinuoualy and insistently since IU16 to rome to some understand­ ing with the Russians which would Permit fulfillm ent of tie pledge of Korean freedom mad > at Cairo in 11*42 and repeated and .tmplifiid In the Moscow C unfrrrnr- of IJJK. 'th e newest rail is further r* idi-nce of the United .Slates’ desire to AT A ptc»* contrrvnce, t'hanceHor make those proniiaes "leal an I to Hubert M. Hutchins (above) of the tu rn over the louden.* of adminis­ Uiiivcrtlly of Chicago outlined th* tration 16 the Korean* themselves details‘of 4he ImUtutlon's *12.000.. as soon as tmaaihle. . The Russian . ri-spunco in. tlic _(H>0 nuclear iuuarch paegram. It la past has ia-t-n a* unln-Infill as most to be devoted escluilvrly to the Russian rrsponsea tn Allied ad­ pvatctlm* use of atomtF energy. vances tn the postwar peilod. It Tlv* project U tb be wholly tndei rr<iuire< n considt-rable J rg re r of pendent from the Government, OUtlmi.sm to-expect th at the leply gponsorrd program of th* Atomic ‘Big Joe” Corn May Solve Glade Problem AP Newalaatures flRLLK "Uf-AUL*. Fla: — “pig Joe"* an ear of corn with a east iron constitution, msy prove th# difference l>rtwr<-n suesrsv apd failure for l/ecf rattle rancher* in the murklands of Flortda'a Kverglades country, . “ Big Joe" Is k variety of corn developed especially for farnjera b7 ^ f ’ , Rov B* ^’ thr Lnivrrsity of FloriiU'» Ever* , dn-nehid ™ . nrrv V . ! ^ I»ne ,J*| r I T i T ^ r ..5 ^ ' ,f „ High Rate Of Home Btiilding-TH Foreseen CANVAS AWNINGS * CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS Ahiminna, Steel, Wood I 10 DAY DELIVERY Tho Nation 410 Sanford Avenue •flUITANDINHA. Nraril. Sept. ; FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM TIP—TOP ICE CREAM W l maka our own lc« Croons, All floTora Taatjr — Dolieloua — Healthful TIP—TOP ICE CREAM __ _ ___ itii w uicilon*' s'li^rVd tspe”" jn'w»s'hIngton hat U d to “thaj klglWst rat# of homrbuildlrtg wc havd had In 20 vtari." “Now at last. homsm.lUdng la / r,e " Filch said In a statement, "and w# ar* nnally gifting the YALE TIRES Safety 7 and Deluxe Passenger Car arid Truck SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP Pastel Linen Handkerchiefs Rayon Crept 1 . Brassieres .................. ............ P. W. STEVENS - 617 W. Robinson - OrUndo Phone 2-0729 Builders Hardware Wash D r e s s e s ....... ........ Visit The Friendly Yard m u n vumuno^ rot! Rayon* Trlrotooa Children’* Rayon Strip* Sixes 2 Scanty Panties Cotton P a n t i e s ......... HnJr Pin Trny with two combo Rayon Panties Plastic Comb H o ld e r .... i g ^ H ^ ^ p e w e a h ro a tw C h ild re n '. R a yo n , s L a 2•— 14 p A n t i pVf# R Aluminum 8(ael—Wood FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 797 QUICK DELIVERY .*■ SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO 820 W. 3rd S L . ' Phon. 1I61-W ANGEL SOFT TISSUES 25c ••»»•••••••••a*•«*a. a__ >1 regular 10c ralua C o m b s..... PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW AT 0UI< NEW LOW PRICE. #a• Panties Bandeaus 8” Kleen Cut istsafcsxf i . r F L O R I D A , T U E S D A Y , S E P T , . 2. 1917 A s s o c ia te d P rfS a L aaaed W ir s Red Protest Note Declares Inten­ tion Of Increasing Production' Le v e l Despite Object i on 35 Are Killed In " Train Collision, Fire At Winnipeg WASHINGTON. Sept. 2 bP> The L'nited Slate* hsi told Ru»lit *i*mi it will not. await Soviet the United. Stales is "detetmined to remain strong" to back up a foreign policy based on a de­ sire lor permanent- peace. He told the InterrAmencan De­ DUGALD. Mad;, Sept. 2 UP) feme Conference that this "is in no way a threat" because "po At least 15 persons were killed great nation har been, more re- *nd 15 otherr injured 1**1 nigh when -in easlhound tisnscontinental train, crashed headon into a But. he said, "our aversion to westbound vacationer's special at violence muO not he misread as this liny station 20 milcr cast of a lack of determination on our part to lif t up to the obligations Winnipeg. Rrscue workers toiling at the. of the United- Natlorte charter or at an Invitation to othire. lo .«cenr raid this .morning they had take libartlee wdth the foundations recovered 17 bodies front 'he of International peace. . “Our military strength will be train, two car* o( which bur»l retained as evidence of the ser<- into flame Immediately alter the 011*0*11 with which we view our collision. Gaya Lewis, fit, o f Transeona, M airr-atijftfiw r d rn R T T im a ilfim FOllOWINO THI IXAMfll te l by their (tight hostess, Jetlle Qutnlsn, National Hallways sp e ria l. which Sacramento, Cal., the Dees triplets, Christina, Megan-anti Kathy, cross was biihging loihor Dav holiday- their leg* too. as they pose for the cameraman prior to their t*ks-o(T from rrp home from the Lake n f the La G uardia Field, N. W. for Cairo, Fgypt. The two-year-old Washington. W » d * resort, and Mrs. All>ert D. C - triplet*, sccompanled tiy llielr mother. Mrs. Kathleen Dees, were going Over rest to Join their dad, an airline executive. (International) Blazing Wreckage Is Visible 6 Miles And Hampers Rescuers TUBES America's Moat Peaatlfal Aluminum - Cedar - PoUaked Alumlaum Ask Me Fee Free Estimate SANFORD, Meet O f U.S. Plan NICK'S PACKAGE STORE ■ YARDI.EY VENETIAN BLINDS Kiln Dried Yellow Fine and Cypress Established 1008 Triplets Set For Cairo Flight Military Strength To B e R e t a i n e d To Back Up Foreign Policy Peace Basis THI S W E E K ’S . XXXVIII F R E E E S T IM A T E S I ’ hone 808 A nderson & Donnell Masury Paint — The Color Guard Of AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER We REPAIR! n f ' " f / ' w? result# that evsr/ona wanted ducUon of grada _A bevf entt e wh„ , w, floundared under Washbut all previous attem pts toi xalse | n* ,0n directed programs." corn in thr pr*t ami roucklamJa , ,, " . failed miserably. . ,,e .‘h*‘ . • « beginnlng to product ourselves Into a condition of housing plenty on th* Hjr Sleeping Heller. plan bf free building under com­ petition. This plat, has given us INNERSPRING MATTRESSES amt what appears to be a fine, housing surpluses In Qve past, It BOX SPRINGS juicy ear turns out to b* a pulpy, still produces for Americans more HOLLYW OOD BEDS Regular and Heavy Duty rotten mast. Uuga end vyotmt housing, better housing, and more home ownership than exist anyManufactured To l our take over. Individual .Order Hy Hut Hig Joe takes all this in whsre else on earth." the American meiti'w r*ld;i of The NAREB was indicted by a his stride, sheds off the water, ECHOLS the Methodist Cht|ich la wetlmated outgrows the worms ami emerges federal grand Jury here We-lnesMallrr** Krtvasaling & at more than H,(MH),00. x at harvest time a 10 to 12 inch dav on an anti-.trust charge of lie building A Specially husky, flint-coated field corn. conspiring to fig commission late* COURT HOUSE CORNER PHONE 37 “ ' - ’fWI I s Today - Sleep , Joe’a husk la long, tight and thick. on real estate deal* In the District llrtlrr Tonight Although worms are able to Dr. Chnrlrs L. l’crminn fight their way through th* silk, ECHOLS BEDDING OpInntelrlMl fhvv have a lung way to travel— COMPANY Sanford Atlantic Ilk. Hhlg. liecause uf thr husk's thickness — lu get into- the kernel. —llrrauM J Hanford . Orlando Hours: g-12 l-s 1'hunc 2J4 ~Tlai: 9-12 Jo* gr.ows faster, by the lime a Uehrry \-Rgtvrw d- rhon* 12.11 worm has worked hla way to the Kyea Ksaminrd - Glasses Filled Senfonl. IT#. kernels, th* car la too large to | damage seriously. Ur. Bair estimates that Hig Joe, ,! -! j! Dlrmct Prom Matiulactarot . . i • Energy Commission. It Is expected with proper * fertilisation, will to be financed with funds Horn yield Co to (16 bushels per acre. pdvat* capital. (International) Itussian ratification uf pence 1.11*8 8TICK Y««r' Specifications treaties with the five Kuropesn •I k»*P llpatlck intact, a new Axis eatrliitic* may herald the unrest is Intensified?* 1 Sorvfa At No Ixtr< Cost opening uf a new phaae of Huvlrt • Th# malor question I* whether liquid product is applied to th# rliplumacy. It means that Red the Itussian* will be willing to per­ lips after lipstick. Lip rouge can*m ,,r fln napkins or wear­ army' forre* must lie withdrawn mit unified government te .rrto m ahortlv from those countries; It to Korea hy truly democratic «*» able* and will not corns off until mav indicate th at the Kremlin thr western nations understand die It Is finally removed with aoap now la so confident of its position word. Huth sides use the ward and water, manufacturers say. In the west th at it will Im ready freely, hut the Russians In K«ra», The ao-callrd bloom on th* call* to deal with other nations on a as In eastern Kurope, have given W »- P a lm t t t o 3 -4 0 2 1 new basis. Perhaps u g reater It a meaning all their own. If 'hey lllv actually I* a leaf and not a flower at all. readiness to consider the consol* accepted the American proposal* idation of peace In the O-lent may for truly free elections a stYirt Ik- ajiothrr corollary. could t>* made on what la cur.- to Korea la lire raalest to un.lrr- be a long and difficult process. stand of the post-war example* nf Thr political immaturity of tho occupation and rule, be­ Koreans Is a major tulverso factor. Plywood All Sizes nnd Thickness dlvldeil cause it is the simplest. It is When the Americans, arrived tn compact geographically, * with a southern Korea they found 64 . homogenous populatijn, a com­ different parlTes. many nf which paratively uncomplicated economy. had unlv the vaguest programs. Doors Then- are unlv two otoupailnni Hut the Itussian* insist and may Instead of the four In Germany continue to Insist that there he a and Austria. purge of rightist parties ixrfor* Windows All*- Sized 11 But. aa -In Germany and Aus­ there can be elections. Tho prog­ tria. the divided rule meant coin-, ram 'th ey support looks at this m m ....... -’ i t " . . . ■ omlc strangulation. Tho thirty- poiqt much like that futlowsd In eighth parhllel, across which the llunranr, Romania, Bulge lie. all Sliding Doors and WindowM armies of the United States and of whlAi. began wlth.eomparajlveth* Soviet Union far* earn other, Iv free elections In which sntlseparates the north, where tho Communist Parllea Were permitted Jauanes*. using a wraith of water­ to participate freely. The fate of White Enamel Kitchen Cabinets power and furl, had. built up pne these opponent* of Communism Kudin’ Plastic, Naw Pall colon of tha most productive Industrial U d ln ' t# Lawn 123, Inches * v , -«( ^ communities In th* Orient, from Bags M i*#****#itstt****stt*#*****#a. aM ; th ragricullural south. The econ­ Mi cart a Board For Cabinet Tops Handkerchiefs ...................... omy of both sections withert and I( i* . completely equipped with ; valley and toilet fnrilitiei. with all the work done hv llrys 1. tie says the craft will do from 12 to IK knots on Its I I0 humc|ni\vcr en­ gine. • Brvan said the 8|iartnn rrmirul­ ed Idm of iy shirt whose otiginnl material was nil reptme-l hy patches. )|e ripped put an old plank nml replaced It with n nyv one until .he hnd a new t-oat. To P rotect tha Peace of th* W orld; To P rom st• the Progress of Asseriea To Prodace P rosperity for Sariford. Wheeler of Sanford sergeant. th* Whit* River Apse lie Indian reservation In A riso n will await 8U ff Rgt. Sinew L. Riley and Sgt. Wiliam Major. Sgt. Y-4I ICQ) Ktssav will enter th* William Beaumont General Hnapital at Fort Bliss, Tag., and Set. Antonio Ivan the - Veterans Hospital at P* sedans. Calif. Carrying nt*aaages through hos­ tile terrlUtfV. tra ilin g renegade Indians and guiding troops was th* duty of th* scouts in the days of the Indian wars. In r*r*nt vesrs they have performed more prosaic duties. Partly cloudy tonight ard Wed­ nesday with icattrrcd afternoon and earl* craning *hn<xer*. Gentle Tn modrrate rariaMe mostly south­ westerly winds. _ at Uuity There la Strength— m U SK E l Before leaving actiya tervier tne »couU were promoted to ##rve«nt and their leader to •faff have put tint m.'tal on list. Aluminum i« on* metals-which uilually a” nrirr Je^li-ie jlnre YOU* Tim of Columbia. Pitch 'described the action m “reprisal" against the association for “oppoeinf certain types of federal legislation dcsignvsl to maintain indefinltaly and perman­ ently tha control* of government over the homes and property of the nation." • FORT HUACHUCA, Aria., Sept. 1, UP)—The concluding chapter of a memorable unit of the United Statea Army ha* been written with announcement hare that the last Indian scouts In service will Roots of'som e specie* <<f tha be retired in about two month*. Yucca plant contain a substance Headquarter* of tbl* historic similar to soap. military po*t laid yesterday th* four remaining scout* had been The peak wartime average out­ placed on terminal leave. Th* of crude oil in 1945 icarbid passing of th* picturesque Army put unit, established 01 yeat* ago by 4.69S.OOO barrels a day. General Georg* Crook, will not be marked with—any forma} cere­ monies. • • . a concrete slab foundation, In­ stalled with tailiaiit coll heating. 1 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1947 < TTIE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, PIT)RIDA era to forget theirs. They applauded again when he declared “ without the. W estern H em isphere, no world proiperlty Is possible," A Presidential reference to the United .States pledge to assist Latin America in a long-range economic program also was cheer. #dj The delegate* hjoke Ipin Innd applause 'again~w han Hie Preali f l dsctareil "th* United S u tra sTeki world pe^ce. a pear# for frex man." . _ There vnia ait ovation lasting fully two minutes when he fin­ ished speaking. II* was Intrndirr* I for the address hy (he Hraxllia'i Foreign Minister, Raoul Fernan"Mhl! Truman and the Trumans' daughter, Margaret, listened to thu Ch|ef Executive from seats In th,ond tier on the right hand «ldo •the conference hall. Mr*. Tru­ man wore a dark blue suit vvhli a .grey h a t ' Margaret was dressed in a gr.-y suit. The American foreign m inisters formally concluded their confer­ ence at 9:21 A. M. (E 8T ), only 10 days after they sat down trgather tn writ* an unprecedented treaty for hemisphere peace* and * were said to have lieen ah >aril the special. The fifteen Injured, ell of whom had been aboard the .esort train, were taken to .th e hospital at 8t. Honifacr. With a few esieptiovs the passengers aboard ilt.v tra n s ­ continental train, Imund from 'V an­ couver to Toronto, escaped with nothing more than a shaking up. ol people, jammed the I «uii*t Info • More Garrisons b-vvt teres to licsr dedication Ecuador Regime Mary, Died Mondiay Mra. Florence M. Anderson, fil year old wife of P. D. Anderson of fjvke Mary, Tiled In a local hospital Monday’ a t 8:36 A. M. following an Illness of more than G U A YA Q U IL LuxGoj. Sepi (AT— Pie Guayaquil garrison ol lhi» largcit Ecuadorean city an nounced it' bad joinrd lltc tcvolt agaimt Col. Cailoi Mancbrnn In­ lay. lupplrmcnling counlrr-trm!t:tionary force* moving agaimt Qui­ to from the north. Quito, the capital and tccnml larV»t wav between two gjpupv of counler-Tevolutionary troops. Some Avere reported mov­ ing down from th elovvni of Iulc* can "and Ibana. 80 and 60 milcv in the routh were i l Guayaquil. Ambato and Rio Ramba. where lire revolt agaimt lire Manclreno re­ gime began nine days sgo. A quick dispatch said a goVeruTm rnt m ilitary detarhrasnt left the capital during the night for .de­ velopment a t Cayamhe. 30 nlilcs to th# northeast, presumably to Jefeml Quito against th* forvo, moving, down the main -railroad from Tulran and Ibarra. Radio Amhatu reported a con­ tinuing battle In that section «nd declard* counter-revolutionary troop* were pursuing government forces toward Salcedo, 80 miles to the north. Amhato, fourth tarn sst city In Ecuador, Is 70 mil-* l('<>allaaHl t s Fas* Slsl Schools To Register Students Tomorrow • T. W. LAWTONTomorrow is pupil registration dav at all school*, whit# ar.l color­ ed. of S«minol* County, 8up«rln'endsnt T. W. Lawton announced today. School busses w ||| run over regular route* aa laat year. All pupil* whether In school last year or new thl* year are expected to enroll on Wednesday, A recent opinion of Attorney (:^,n' r,l . J n;n. _WaJ_son1 children to enroll In grad* If they become six years old on or before Jan. 1, -1948, A parent should accompany a begin­ ner and bring a birth cartlflcat*. Due to an epidemic of Infantile Paralysis In some sections, pupils must be within Seminole County two wees* before the opening date, Sept. 8. or bring a certificate lu tin g that there Is no epidemic place from which they have re­ cently ftome. “Tht* I* the first year we have held a pro-school registration", Mr. Lawton said, “but It I* nec­ essary for all pupils to enrol) Wednesday as the recent 8U t« Law require* th* school* to bfc*gin regular classes on Monday, Sept, 8? . , xficiirt at which George Tnuhv it.vlrd fut, (.cupel.then .o f - lit! ntiic citiiftiry o MacArthur Urges Tolerant Peace this building I* a symbol. "And eo may th* beauty of thl* building exemplify tn* beauty of « spirit of friendliness In Sanford: may Its purpose of service be » "andard for all 8*mlnnl# county; may Ita aim of a bigger and more progressive county lie a goal for which all of us will strive to­ gether. Remembering a verse h Proverbs |1 .■vn l ake Monro# yr.terd.sy .»ft* noon w iln-ss-d bv v rtoRil th s i .estimated to he upwards ,Mote,than h>* thou.acd people t.Pnft pror.lr. . l-Vd i .tthcrCrl rtr Fort I m m Park World champion. Irbr.nv T rrl during th- .vfternoon to wstoh roared home four tim#« vv the h-T-e rarer, tournament riding n*r end J.^hn V verff. Miami, drnt. vi* for c.t»h prire* in th jnd other rvents of the Dusty tournamritt and hor.-e iaer». Hi erpi-rd five pvt•-* Two up«-i» Phots vnd S.vddle Club while other .vnd onh vvrecked boa* v'*o high .lime the mm did not have it il thouvind* linrd the hulkbryd vnd .l!g’>*«l the efternvon* activity. crowded thr Municipal Pier whets President Frnest !.<i*if*»it*erg of competevl they could g>-t .v g.w,l view* of the th* If, S. Co*st Gt|srA—Aqyili-vr.-. host raei-,. fhe drdiestion of th? Flotilla II. Plvitlon f Rsnfnrl. I vveee .lourivf Information Booth said the rare* were th e . large*:; approach to American participation in thr povt-u vr *rtilrmcnt of major ihfficiillirt throughout. thr vvatlJ. Sen vtur I loll vnd rxpliin rtl hi» tup- The Inboard ruu-nl-oiit event was a single heat l*t-e. Julio I'ope I.ee vveie second and lliiiil In the noshed the finish line fit«t f second tie** luu off and Kdvvntd E. Yowcfl an.| Freil TOKYO, Sept. 2 Ifft Cener.it ^*r,\rthur. observing, the second overturned in front nf the judge* cjiu.issiv of Japan Mguueiulei. *Tsnrt4~as 'he wss^beytriTitnir'Tb lid '.-dav his ormpatlmi p dire It service »*-». Mile* WHsey. Mi f "ttght. rather than might" bad suffer »d a a rritlrallv short economy. > urged that a peace tieatv the Japanese lie drawn “l-t same tolerant am) just st- The supreme commander. In e public V-J dav statem ent, . slid Japan should not become a burden »t|--n the economy of any othei nation afte r a peace trea ty it reached, lie added; Thl* defealed country has th* b id b rrn postponed horn l:H tt I | opportunity to txu'iune self-sus­ M. until 5:30 o'clock clu« I**|taining. rather than reduced to a nerrtsilv of starting the racinci • ''dltlon of memllranry. A penp'.. of smaller sired Isoalt before the given a fait chance will rea-ii water got too rough • the niche in human society t.v ••li-ch their own industry, their "Sanford and Seminole Count) own skill and their ow n-persever 'are Jortunate to have forw.iid so- •• entitle them, without larges* jliinlintt public officials who reslllunt "It I* furtherm ore a fal«e coni/e that tl ite for the future growth of '■»pt which contend* that democra­ the co'mmunily. there is a necessity cy can enly thrive If maintained • plenty. On the contrary, hlS: ol a vsarm an-l inleicrted welcome • t how« thar tt spring* from lo visitors who later may become hs'ilship and struggle ami toil." residents or frequent guests." M . M acArthur said Japan is in no Toohy saitl. — — -: .... •leegef of rmmment economic col­ “ For the most p art," he eon ; lapse. Th# w ar disrupted the cotm-' tiii'u-d.. "ft Is safe to say that trv to ik point where “eConom*traveler* come where they au-| pti stration was complete at th* invited and stay where they ar-'J i-ttlnnlng nf the occupation;*' hut well treated. We ere indebted t-s s'l'-e the surrem ler, with th# guid­ t)«» officisl* who have provided ance of oecupatinn force*. “Jathis- beautiful and iuvitirig, spot USU h a t been gradually rtsloring alter* Hanford ran officially vvel-| brr shattered economy ami the fem e the visitor, trea t him with rurv# it urr, not down. “ Indu strlarm ilp u t hat now risen consideration and Interest him In to over 46 percent_ o f th# prewar Sanford and this -vicinity. normal, and improvement can b* "To the Jtifrees who with C l ­ exoected to contiioie." ergy and determ ination hare un'la e A rth u r concluded! Jsrtaken the operation' of th*« "If Japan In th# post-treaty courtesy rsn ta r for visitors, we #-* is given a Just opportunity should look with gratitude. Hot tn bv# In freedom anil pear# wllir •sclt of us sh'vuld remember that her neighbors in th# community the favorable impression of Sarj- of r ations, there will he no threat M which- might b# created her* to th# survival and strengthening mlckly can b« destroyed If th# »h# democratic ptocesres her# ■ile'sls It represent* ar# not cm- of inaugurated under the occupation. Itodird in -th# actlnnu of all of u* . For democracy, once firmly \i*h whom visitor* com* in eon- rooted tin the human heart, has tact. Th* attendant at th# terv. never voluntarily yielded before Ice station, th# waitress at th* other conflicting tdeologv restaurant, th# clerk In th# *tm# any known lo man. If liberty and pub»*rb h»«p* to enlarge or destroy lie m orality do not br*ng national th* favorable Impression that It stability, nothing ran.” '* hoped will be created In thl* building when th# p#»ole visit It. So each of us t)—ubl most cer­ tainly consider hlm»»lf reipom lb'e 59 Entries Compete: Thousands Enjoy Rid­ c Two Craft Are Up­ ing Program At Fort Mellon P-irk set, One Wrecked disc__ueighbiiiing— ilitzli. stmt, of in-iest-'iit Japan, d# Jaycce J’ictiJ-nt J. iJreil.y 0<l’ram vtrrwed llm msgniluile of the rmttisl uuludry am t ann«uncej> Overflow Cr o w d At M a y f a i r Inn Cli­ maxes Day Of ExAna *Fun c ite m e n t An exciting afternoon of vaned activities at thrilling a* a thves ling .circu* and including bast race*. hnr.c rare* and even gbder plane* toating through sunny skies overhead, wav climaxed Iwt eve­ ning vvilh the anarding of trophit'V Itv WILL M ill t ONXOI-LY tn regatta winners, and an adfhrip * t i t rwitFmrnt .in.I ihriu* "cirri» In- Senator Holland at a Itie >ulrichy f aftfinodn a* bvnquel which overllowed the Msyl.vir Inn* l.ugr Uinini; room. men! the 1 -ontrilmtlon of thr Wcstern -rones of Germany to the econ -111* reconstruction of Europe until the consent o f 't h e Soviet government has been Obtained." Tl» cote, delivered to th* Husklan ettd-assy in Washington yes­ terday said further: late ycilcidsy ajleindon following M ts.P.D . Ander^p Capital Is B»;twecr Two Counter RevResident Of Lake olutlonnry Gr o u p s Horn April 14. 1893 In Law. rence county. I’a. Sirs. Anderson hail resided In Lak* Mary for thr past 22 years. She was a member n \ the Lake Mary Community Church. Survivor# lt*#ld*s the husband Include one daughter, Mrs. Ruth Itrewer. West Palm Beach; two sons, I’. D. Anderson, Jr., Mait­ .jjr e s ld e n t Truman left the fog- land and Raymond R. Anderson W6ml hotal for th# 46-mile trip) of Sharon. Pa.; five brothers, J. down the winding road to Rio Pe L. McConaghy of New Cast)*, PK.; Janeiro, aerompanterf by ids staff A. M-. McConaghy, Roscoe, Calif., William McConaghy, Pittsburgh; K 's s lls s H ea Page a lt I L. 8, McConaghy, , Birmingham. Ala.; N. F.. McCAnaghy. Mobile. Ala.; three slaters, Mrs. C. M. McNIckle, Mrs. William Smith and Ml** Nancy McConaghy all of New Castle, Pa.; four grandIhldren. Mona Ellen Anderson, Maitland; I’ . 1). Anderson. Ill, Maitland: INymond Carl Ander­ 8 0 U T n r0 R T ; England, Sept. 2 son and Cheryl Andsrann of ShaUP)—Britain's trad# unions adap­ ted today th* pfibdpls of govern­ ment direction of labor, surrenderInc some of their democratic free dofcs In an effort to speed nation­ al economic recovery. Delegates to th# 79th annual meeting of th* powerful Trade* Union Congress agreed to th* measure bv a vote of more than flzge to one. This authorised the Iprern m en t to rout# worker» Inin undermanned Industries sciential Some Areas Swamped to recovery. • Th* vote cam# after the dele­ By GIs Cashing Bonds gates heard Minister of Labor Gaorga Isaacs urge British tabor WASHINGTON. Bept, 2, (,P>— to work a few hours longer a Hank* poured out a stream of weak, so that th* government cash today to vatarans hurrying might “secure an Immediate In­ to turn their terminal leave bond* crease of output where it matters Into spendabla monay. \ most, without an Increase of man­ An Associated Press survey of power." . major cities showed th at In some - 4 t t r r more than three hours de­ there war a virtual stampede by rare the congress accented a gen­ many veterans to get cash f o r t h • eral council report calling for a securities given them hi discharge review of the nation's manpower from the armed asrvteas payment shortage and suggesting (ha pot-' for unused'leava. In others, th* tlbl* need for “positive^ direction casting of bonds was only moderof labor “to a limited extent." On* of tha first steps to be At Jacksonville. Fla., lonz lines taken by th* government, the de­ of veteran* formed a t th* city’* bote disclosed, will be to lengthen eight banking houses aw n befor* th* working sreck In so n s of tha the opening hour. "It I* really a basic Industries. * . madhouse, a bank offklal said. l.incs Dfiorr iw nu Linea before inuuiie, Moblla. nia-. Ala., hank* T iiitp am tir w w i e d T H f l m t r u s r • J u I U ir SUnatrom will be • tbe guest speaker a t tha Klwanla luncheon U ba held a t 11:16 CYCLONE * o'clock a t the Tourist Canter STEUBENVILLE, O., S ep t 2. tomorrow. J*rry Silverman will 0D — At !#aat on# person was be prerentad with the Celery City reported killed early today by a Printing Company trophy awarded cyclon#, whlfh cut a path of de­ to th* loqal baseball player with struction In the Eldenvllle-Burthe highest batting average for gettstown district. I t miles east of here In Penaaylvaala. British Unions Adopt Qovemment ^ Direction 5 to 1 Touhy Stresses Friendliness In Dedication Of J. C, Booth lion in - Western Germany for m buildmi hurope. thu* eating the (i nan* ut burden on thu country The State Department made th-s this pltin ih a. note ‘published to day firmly rejecting Hu»«j.*‘t pintest agsinit a British-Americsn de cision to step up the level of industiy in their occupied rones of C •im*nv to approximately 1936 Th- note, charging failure of the^R im ian government to carry out the IP45 Potstlanv agreement pail 'placed upon the United State* a heavy financial burden In the oecupatinn of Germany." said: “ The United States government Is unable to accept the thesis thst nothing can b* done to alleviate the financial burden of the United Big Crowd Enjoys Pony Races And Boat Races Held TournamentsGive On-Lake Monroe Spectators Thrill It ADAIt DEMONSTRATION A number of spectators yestsr- was mounted on a largo truck on Seminole Boulevard and was brought here from Orlando with Lieut. Rayermann. . , CORRECTION Children will spend a full day at the South Side Primary School Monday, Instead of ono-half day as was *Ut*d In last n la h t'r Her­ ald. linssaa will run, Wednesday La. carry the children to achool and fnmdly,*jr may we dedicate this will taka them homo at noon. building^tq friendliness and help, fulness for nrlghbor and stranger ROTARY PICNIC alike and Invoke Gmi'a blessing Members of th* Rotary Club tn that en d " w#re *»k#d by President Gordon Mr. Odham, In his brief talk Urlsaon today lo meet a t the Toftcfollowing the dedicatory address Ist Center a t 3:00 o'clock tomor­ l.y Mr. Touhv, pointed cut that row afternoon to go In a group lo the Information Booth had been Blue Springs were a picnic will he (IM tlsw * aa r#a# Two) i< to meet it* revpon* Sumuilng up the ach'ev,»*ncnt4 nf Inlwr iluring the past fifty Atm-iIran TntnTfrrtnrTJfV.t‘‘d WT<18- l!w*i’. IHWItt Wim (|tr with Hethert Covvait ire eb e n he was thrown from his vers Class C runslvout." Aiwthei Ixiat was dropped from the i-lertr r hoist and wavdamaged tn ,v small extent. The first best of tbe midget hydroplanes was won hv Jam es Tedford, Miami, second place was copped hy G iiv I’erlita nf Orlando and llam bl Fuller, Tam pa, came In third. . - • ' The second heat nf the midge* tinman now r u\h*-«t - wag.* ktui . thn h'ghnt "t<itN,-nd of li*in£ of any pcopla In tin- histurv nf the x-vrl.!. and ho uit-.-l flint the tcspiin.i'ili- Irodcra of labor treognlie (In- frin’ , of tho Ameili-nn wav of life v.-hlcfi they enjoy a nd' t r v to rccoitcifi thorn- p ra .,- betvvri-ii Inlair mi l manage­ ment can bp- maintain* I nnd tho productive machinery nf this coun­ supported. • . Federal Aid S o u r III trySenator llollard was infr-vjiicoii To Fi«:ht Bud Tide bv Senator t.loyd F. H’v ! \ who pre-i.lwl over the m-atlnij as t'-i-imaster. An official Welcomn va* extended the -listiegutlhcd Legion Head States gne-t- nnd visiting l aia' inn by W. \ Hitting, president ,vf liin ( ham* UN Is Peace Hope u bet nf Commerce. Senator Boyle ■alsn introduce*) S.-i-rcturv of Stato NEW YORK. Sept. 2. t/T ) - tide \ Ginv, who a w e rje l the Jam -s F. O'Neil, new cnmmandci flit- group, four of ail » 1 -m ’It ‘of the American Legion, declared today th a t .“there I* t«v» much talk of war and not enough talk of peace.'” At lii* first formal new* c»n. feren'-e since hit election laM Sunday, O'Neil said ’th a t in his opinion “the talk of w ar is e sa g (reratrd " lie ad-led, however, th a t the danger of war "can't he over looked " O'Ned. who t« ehief of policre in Manchester, N. j L . ’sal-1 th at "the UntYsd Motions ts the only hope- * r b a re " for peace. "YVe must p la rW lu r reliance In it and try to make It workaDle.” The new commander declared th a t Communism was like an ireberg, “ nine-tenths subm crgr-l.'' Questioned a* to w hether he felt outlawed, O'Neil said " I t (CommOnismi I* not a political party hut I* an International consplr- Nation’s Death Toll For Holiday Is 448 an- member* of the Red flit- C :u mittee. xjIII confer wljfh .lulni Steelman, piesldentlal a-- Innt with other -government •> S-l-A-iiun of tire group (’laude Stiirkland, (read • Ins roiiiilv'- freli dis|»o»< nanv-d that file* were ci of SfT.crnt*. ■ • Under an agreement*ycacHW by the uninn* and tfiv carriers, tha nf the arhitrM bi’ board II-- <iiii|ini-d up th# flv. nrnbl,.m fin-lings t-f six member* hcado-l hy P r. • i n . . . i ___ 1...1 •• William l.ejserson, form er chair­ man nf the National I j t w r Rela­ tion* Hoai l. art- bindin ; upon the pnrtlv*. Nazi Denies Training Germans In Russia HA PEN HADES, Germany Hi-pt. 2. GP>- Tht- wife of fnriiirr N an' Finl-I Marshal Friedrich Von I'aulu* *41-1 t-nlay *lu- had re­ ceived a postcard front him deny­ Rv th e Associated Press At least 448 person* ditil In' ing report* th st lie wa» ^ g a n ir violent accidents over th# thrv#- Ing an at my of German* in Itu*•la. day Labor Day wrsk end. Traffic mlsnaps accounted for hy far th* majority of th* tragedles. with 290 parsons dead in crash#* on the nation*!' h lih tfk y t ' In addition. 81 person* drowned suit 77—w a rs killed . In other acci­ dent*. Including 21 deaths in plan# crash#*. • Th# traffic toll was higher than th* early estimate of 260 ma l by th* National Safety Council, hut It was still- wsll below III# all time Labor Day week end tra ffic ‘ fatality flgurp of 4 2 3 'in 1941. In that / e a r another 73 drowned and 126 died In mltcellaneoue violent mishaps, bringing LA GUARDIA CONDITION NEW YORK, Be f i t . 2, (,7 7 Formar Mayor Florello H. La Guardia was reported today by his physician tn be “ not doing very well." Df. Georg* Baehr said [.a Guardia, who la recuperating from an operation, had not recov­ ered sufficiently tn permit re­ sumption of hla radio broadcasts. Non*()perating Railroad Workers Liven Wage Bimat ..... tha third . J * c la rific a tio n of railroad lalmr. in little 'm ore than a vi-.ir. In-19tfi they acre aw ard>i| a boost nf I S'* cents nn hour. Non - operating p e r s o n n e l , am ounting to about ‘.hrco-fourtKx of th,. line** total employment, ro n tist of clerk*, tel»gTaph«re, maintenance men and othere not employed directly In tha running findings were basal on hearing* conducted in C hldi from Aug. 4 through Aug. 28. TsVfiiir lo r ‘ the full 20 ctn U t Two large rattlesnake* were re-icost*. which Included payroll*, rrntly killed hy J. W. Fortier near I At one »e*slon of the hearing, his home In |j»kr Mary. On Hun- L. W. Horning of Njw York, ylea day evening he killed a reran president of the New Y>uk C/n* fool snake with l« rattlea and on tral System, estimated a 20 c e il Monday evening shot a six fo o t; Increase would hike payroll* by lung rattWr with 12 rattles. (660.000.00U a year, _ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 01, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 01, 1947. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 01, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/19eba22dae959d74a9930678dcba62fc.pdf d3d9f66405324c689abb1061bef5fddc PDF Text Text iCmmttnmmd t m a THE W EATHER British Strikes fo Parley flailed ( r * * tt* » * l tre a t Oael ra g * (c*o*to*M 11 o s r» * » o » » i Owl no specific calling for *t**I capacity to be retained In th . U. 8. and BritJth tonoi, but It m reported r«llably that thU would be about 11,000,000 ton* a year. Steel capacity remaining h W*»t*rn Germany after war darn* « (• la 18 ,200.000 torn. Thru, i capacity of about 7.000.000 torn would allll ba aratlabla for raparstlons. • ■ , . The announcement itatad that a higher production celling wa» n frriiary to permit the econbraIcally merged blxonal area to regain economic health and to allow Germany to “contrtbtrta her Indtipentabl# part to tha economle rehabilitation .of EOrop* as a .whole" ,■ Practically all tha Induatrlee dealt with were granted In­ creased production eeillng*. Blmultaneouily the amount of Industrial equipment available for repara­ 1*1 eommTtUe M tion* from th* combined tones led with the tail we* reduced sharply. conflict. It wa* Clay and. Douglas emphasised i to know tha d< that their action wa* designed White House reporter* after a con­ solely to make Western Germany rlea’a devotion V ference with President Trumsn on le lfju ita ln ln g and to harness Its I relationship, -V, I* a* a result of this dcrUInn the eppotntment of hi* successor. It potential to work for tha rocevery ’ortunatalr, ani verdlit that w*. acting faithfully within la reported that Agriculture Secre­ nf all Europe pndar th# “ Marshall tha final unanl tary Clinton P. AMareou will reIan Francisco 11 th# authority and obllgxllona of ilgn from the Cabinet to accept th# Plan" or other similar coopera­ tive reconstruction efforts. regional tha United Nations, have com# poit of chairman of th# Democratic devoid of tne-'M They aaaerted that allied plana to Bio to p*mct»-th* Pan-Ameri­ Commute# . {International) ; of conquest or ag| to eliminate Germany's war-mak­ can regional arrangements prom­ dedicated solely to the 1 ing power and to provide repara­ Ing ised at Cha^Ultapec, and will ga of orderly peace. wi tion* to qualified claimant* would Korean Issue on to. Bogota next January tu igthen and evan simplify not be violated. complete this humane task." 1 of tho United Nation* “Consideration ha* been given ( (•a lia s .* **•#• ®*.» throughout to the necessity for connection with * masting of enm Tnv that the blional plan can th* Dig Three foreign minuter* be aaslrrHated Into a plan -for In Moecow In December, 1940. At Germany aa a whole," they said. that time it w#* agreed th* United Tha 0 . 8. and Britain merged f l w n and Rt/fila xhoubl form a theft occupation *on#4 for eco­ Joint commlaslon to unify Korea- nomic purposes la*l Jen. 1 but and that control should be exer­ have been uhsuccesifgul In efforts cised by th* Big Four power# for to get Rue*la and France to fly# year* after establishment of join them. a liable native administration. Franc* objected to tn* new lev*!The not# continued: of-lnduetry plan, even before Ita "Th# present stalemate In the publication, In Ixmdnn talks with joint commission negotiation* and American and British diplomat* th* failure of that commission to this week. Ju st before these talk*, accomplish svan th# first task of started the Russians protested at Ttm-dar Hltm of the V. 8 . tM SERVINGabun^anUy*"* lear to all that bi­ — having been" left out. lateral' negotiations on the-sub­ Britain to go ahead with tha plan ject of consultation with Korean wa* made public In a communlq'i# political partis* and Organisation* Luncheon — Dinner Breakfawt will onljr aarvi to delay* tti* Ira- Issued In London last night after ptsmsntatlon of this agrsemsnt the d o te of th* discussions. * * and defeat IU announced purpose of bringing about early indepen­ Legion Meet dence for Korea." ir a a tt a s M t n m Pag* 0 , 0 I Th# demand for a four-power conference follows two unsuccess­ vok* war. It will likely be fought ful attempt* to settle KotMX over hi* territory." Unification of th* armed fort»«, talks. Aa II now stands, th# political futur* through bi-lateral Elsenhower eajd, “prnvldae flexi­ country 1* divided with Raeaia bility to meet changing condltloni occupying th# northern half and of warfare.” * . N O T iq E th# United Btata# In charge Jn Two other of th# nation's top military man. Fleet Admiral Ches­ the south. Copies of th# not#, signed by ter W. Nimlti and General Catl CONTRACTORS — BUILDERS Undersecretary of BlaU Robert A. Spaats, commanding general j . HOME OWNERS of th# Army Air Force, alio war* speaker!. 4CH FAN •• 18.000 CU. FT. MIN. Admiral lim its ealced the Am#r^ lean Lagloh* to act a t a sentinel T AUTOMATIC CEILING SniTITETlfl 1150.00 to *#* that no on* branch of tha fCH FAN.? 1F.0O0 CU. FT.MIN. ' . armed force* I* psrmlttsd lo de­ f! AUTOMATIC CEILING RHUTTF.n.q 1180.00 Soviet and United Btatea sons* cline to ths point wh'er# It cannot OMATIC WALL SHUTTERS FOR • In Korea to ehooss "whollr rs- carry out Ita shara of responalbllpr#*«nlativ*" -provitlonal lsgfsIstor* for each tone. Under th* propossl. voting would be by ATORS secret, multi-party ballot on a basis of universal suffrage. t stuuniasm «■ m* proper romuin»2. T ht prorlklonal ^nAl UfJ*- |j on of m \\\U rf ind dvHim lators then would choo,* reprs- lUe ^ -,h elssrly dsflnsd reYORK DIflTRipUTOR3 '. ssntatlrss In numbers " P ^ .pon.Tbllltles.“ Nlmits told the tha. Population ,ln . Legion's National Convantlon. with these cholcM 1 lie said ha wa* convinced thxt MODIjlRN APPLIANCES, INC. a national ItgU atur# to^ meet at |r (h# N it|o n i, ^ et 0? ReouUto « ^ b ll» h a provlelonal , M7 admln|tt4m ) ln' tha ipir. AIR CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION ted Stetee, eeluted Brexll on a re of her 126th ennireraary Independence. He eeld the trican delegation w»a In Bra“not in our national rapidities, as repreeentatlrea of a vital ilipherie fraternity dddlcated peace and progreaa and de­ racy among the peace-loving loha of the United America*. • reeton f o r (h* Inter-AmerCcnference, h* said, was to leecrat* our spiritual aoliy and to further Implement eaceful purpo** of all for nd on* for all." He added: a n the United'Nations char­ ts wilt ten In San Francisco was a critical eontroeepy the question of recognlilny a) arrangements such at For a time It threatened try birth of tha global orition. I had tha honor and Ic d«mandau'.blltefly that tha La­ bor government reduce the extra ration* allotted coal miner*. The Graphic editorially urge-l the •« government to “withdraw “withdrew at once ell extra rations" from the airiking miners who get a double ortlon of meat a* well ae the »ary worker*’ 'additionI ratio 1 of three lo a m weekly. The Liberal Newe Chronicle, ae* aertlng that the Orlmeihorpe pH. where the strike begen, has h#i 20 previous unofficial stoppage* this year. Mamed a “Malcontent minority." * • The strike began Aug. 11 with 'refusal of 140 men In the Grimethorp# pit to accept a r**ommaa. ilatlon by a joint committee of the National Union of Mlneworketa and the National Coal Board call­ ing for a bigger “stint" In one seam of tha mine. This w*#k It began to mu»hroorn sympathy atrlke* at other nearby mine* and London newapa- CHAIRMAN of th# Democratic Na­ -----reported per* reported fears f*ar* thethe whole wnoi# tional Commute#. Poatmarter Gen­ -Yorkshire field might be doted. eral Robert E. Hannegah talks with CONGREGATIONAL CHUItCH Perk Aretute end Third Street J. Bernard Root. H lalster Sunday School, 10:00 A. M. Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. Sermon Subject: “r o t Thoea Who Labor." . £ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH * Park Arana* a t Sixth Street W. P. Hrooka, i r - pastor Sunday School 9:40 A. M. Worship: 11:00 A. M. Training Union: 6t4S P.-M. "Wahre saved a place for too." ‘ * -FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Dfeclplsa of Christ) Sixteenth Street and Sanford Arena# WHUam Perry Tester. P e a t* Sunday Church School, 9:45 A. M. Worship and Communion. 11:00 A. M. Sermon: “Our Awful Free­ dom." Union 8ereleea will l»# held at the Preabytarlan Church. Third Btraet and Oak Avenue a t 0:00 p. m . ______ X.: Prayer ^K,,Corson. - ‘ ORLANDO, FLA, . 8irTh will not suffer any dlsad!5 R i« t« PRU! , |, 'n rlta ln r *nUt*. nor will national aecurlh* Ch«M to d l i ^ What Jeop.rdigwd and w h at^SUM U pe ..0n tha {ontrary-thereby." Nlra(tg . W ao^m U n^ on*a -firm economic "MT*ral Importent rrovfalons of foundation ” ‘b* law Immeasurably .trengthrn ,Di Th* .United N a tio n wauld have power to auperrla# th# aonal Mriam a J T n e i ^ h s t l ^ t elections and tha forming of a t S ^ k i f o U S l ^ ^ a a S F K ! M f,vn,,n ' nd w S S S i f f o r t . " iW ta ia n d .^ M rM n Nlmits likened th . fighting of °0. The Korean prorislonal gov"* s tr je n ff H e r wtUrdrawa! of a l l ' occupation ^ u Third Btreet a t 3. D. Braeala*. Douglas K. Assistant Oak A r m * D. D , Paatar Charle*. Paster A IUFFlint OF INFANTHI PARAlYtll. little Charlotte Jerenko taka* hfr Brat step# with tha aid of cratches In C hiciga She la eoiched by Shirley Aakltmd. flret Illinois nuraa to ba enrolled by that State’s chaptar of th# Kenny Foundation. Th# nurx# received 13 month* of trebling at'th# fllrl-rr Kenny Institute tn MlnneapoMt. (InterrMHengl Smindphofa) 78 end 77: outlaw clo##d shop, M and 48; delay strike! In public ser­ vice Industries 78 and 70 pefeant. 1 C s B li s s ,a frsss r » t f ‘O w s ) The Taft Hartley Act contains searcher* found th* contradiction that although a majority of th# all of thrio provision*, th* comworkers aald thay .war# 'opposed1 mitt#* said. ' to th# *0 called T a ft Hartley Act' aa a whole, when poliod on specific provision* of th i act. they over­ whelmingly exprested their ap­ proval of them. A breakdown of the questions asked, th* pampbat aays, revealed th at 78 percent of all worker# favored Ota provlilon requiring ■ C0-d*y "cooling off" period before a strike affecting naOonal wel- G O P Labor Report , 8. Tb# tonal UtUlatur* would be “ ronf^ or the whole thing wtft ggthorited to draft prtrvlatonal # ’ he "****• m otthav* or while union members war# 70 parctnt favorable. „,U ri. ' Tit# rot* by all *mplor*i am) union mtmb«rx on other provitlon* follow*; •’ Allow of freedom of »peach for employers, 69 percent of all work­ er* and 61 percent of union mambora; require union financial re­ port i, 80 and 80; prohibit Com(OaUoeM rM * OM) munlit \mlon Ira d .rv 70 and 77| of th* other 47 participating wunprohibit union politic! rontributrie* m ar ba used for tha rest of tlon* 60 and 60 psrrant: allow 1947 and Into 1948, funds don­ checkoff of dut* only wtth worfcated by th* United State* contri­ ar’a conasnL 08 and 74; allow uni­ bution could sot bo obligated a f­ on shop only with maforlty vota, ter last June 10, a cut-off dots during tbs quarter. Of these, mot# than 800.000 wire In Gar. obi lasted prsciusllr ths entire • Ih* refert w ld (hat fltal f'gures will show that UNKKA will is United Nations • have “arcompliihsd It* -upply have taken over UN program* to a rraar)uJjU-<Ug«x*~ and win have aUHxatj to the fulU.t I .do. , ibl* extent' A s total rontrt-', Waiting For^Tt & The H6<fan H w fcit n o c x n 't wxlt fo r SALES ABVERTWM^ V O L U M E X X X V III Aleman Makes CUURCn OF CHRIST Elm A renas a t Bacood Street Arthur I- Bailer. Minister WEEKLY ACTIVITIES * •Sunday Bible Study, 10:00 A. M. < Preaching A Coramflnion. 11:03 IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY N K W S P A P E K SA N FO RD . E ita b lia h e d 1908 ‘Bucking’ The Crowd In New York To Mexicans Berries a t County Jail, 1:30 P. H. PM . ‘ ■ * ‘Evehlng .Service. 8:00 P. U. Tuesday, 10:30 A. M.: Radio Sermon a t WTRR. •Wednesday, 8:00 P. M.: Bib1: A a a o d a U d P r ta a L l i a t d W ir e F L O R ID A , M ONDAY, S K P T E M I1E K 1, 1947 Communists Win 1 In 4 „ in Hungary President Plans To ■Reduce Number Of Taxes And Set Up New Levy System Service at County Horae, 3:80 iir Skies Predict­ ed For Regatta And Horse Racing.Along Lake I flo iile v a r d Mayor O’Dwyer Leads legion’s Biggest Parade Fan ,»kir» tn«l Minnv leath er wcic |nr,fitirtl (nl Sanford'* gala Libor Day festivities thu alterniH.n. .1* lot mint ot the i d of the nation, allll laigr crowd* were anticipated along tin- like fiont whrir the irgalla w*» listed to grt' umlrl wav at I :1)U o'clock and at the Duriy IIl)t)|| and Saddle Club'* cow pony race* heginniug *1 2 :0 0 o'clock. Thursday, 10:30 A. M. JtyH* Ser­ mon a t WTRR. Friday. 7:10 P. M.i Bible Stmly; (Paola Church). ‘ . BOUTUBIDE BAPTIST f c H tte t 1 Wilson Flack, Pastor JTTT/ Millard Hunt. Director of Tpoth AetlelUtou^'* 8UNDAY 9:40 A. H .s 8unday School for •11 a r ts . . ' . ■— . , 11:00 A. M.t Morning Worship. Massage by David Thomas,_8tatson Univ. stu d sn t ( CJl Ifftf, 8:00 P. M.r -Evening Worehll 11:00 A. M.: Morning Wo-aMp Mqvi# on Home Mission work i Berries. • Florida. ' Misra.- .’ s ir s ffssa K S ’a onSb* KS ssa.'^ r1" m •* "* 3:00 P. M.: Sunday HeMol. 8:40 P. M.: Worship ftenrlM.- * Monday. 3:30 P. M.: H°*rd of the Pra*byt#rl*n Woman1. AnxilU. a r r will meet a t tha Church. ' SATURDAY A. M. . AN FREE METHODIST CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF CHaiST, n c ru a io IN NIV/ YOIIC, a member of the PoUl :al Action Committee for Feertk Street at U n ral Aeene# 8C1ENT1BT Pelfttlne pack* crates with parachute* for a Ipment to Europe w h en Rev. Bdltk TamMyrn naetor 800 East 2nd Street 1 . ibl Baruch S. Korff, In Parts, says be will lead a “parachute lnvsiioo' Elmer Careeeu assistant paster 9:40 A. M.t Sunday School. of th* Holy Land. KortJ says members of the Jewish Immigrant grout 10:00 A. M.t 8unday school for 11:00 A. M.: Morning Service. participating will be from 19 to 34 years o f.g e , f fnlamoilonolj all ages. n ..L 1__a. W/TLwIaA aana” • Subject: “Christ lJaaua.” I.; Hom ing worxh/p 8:00 P. M.: Wednesday evening Elmer Corson. „ _ . .1 T J ’.MS. Speaker service. Reading Room Hours, Tuciday* iog worship, and Friday* 3:00 to 0:00. P- M. Re-opening 438 - 430 N. ORANGE AVK. To P n U c t lk« P i u * of Ik* World; To Promote th# P roem * of A o trl(* | • To Prodoco Proxpenty for Ssnford. Mt L orm ann's-R estaurant •••>' PHONE 8-MT4 Mi'«lly fair this aflrrftoon, night aini Tuesday except w icattr I <ii showers Slid thu storm* Tun.lay afternoon. 4X1 U s i t y T h e re I s H lrc n g lh — erian Sunday, Aug. 31st, 1947 a t 8:00 P.M. Rev. J. B. ROOT, Speaker (> He said the nation's.foreign debt totaled $46,000,000. and the in• Urnal debt $212,900,000. P*rmanta on ex try debt, includin* that for expropriated Americ.ru . oil properties, have been made on ' ibe due dale, the President added Tha govammsnt. President Ale­ man said In an address prepared for delivery before a Joint ses­ sion of Congress, had “imposed Q upon Itself a strict economy and ------ha*-detorm bied-to- ClfWl lf*"fndebtednesa « with tha . Banco . dr Mexico that a t th* beginning T.f th* administration amounte<l to Tha president exhorted termers to bend their backs tu the plow and factory workers to give their eweat to make Mexico Industrial* ly great. Ha said none of Mexico's hsrdihips could compare "Jh • m gravity with th* spread of tho ^ foot and mouth diseaat of rattle.” That outbreak reused rioting of the U. 8.-Mexican border tn Mexican cattle imports. Other hlghlght* of the 17,000. word report: Mexico's unfavorable Made balance during tha first six months of 1947 r*ach#d the sum of 01(10,. 000,000 with reserves ftlllifg to 5*1,000,000 t n . MNifiii 11 Ae r*The " • government The la uftrrmin. determined.. A . , to reaialain Ih# rate ol aschangs •tabUisad #4 4 J I pesos to the dollar t l - mjA ; e *00090*994 •tabllfsatfoo credit grental tr .. Mexico In agreement with th# U. 8. Treasury, The national ----- - petroleum ad­ ministration has drilled 39 new wells In the northeast. 21 of which ara productive, with a potential yield of 13,000 barrels a day. Mexico produced 41,120,000 barrel* of oil and refined 34.200,­ 000 barrele this year. To link Ih* nation more closely together, 123.600.000 hat been Invested In the nation's high- Farm ers M arket A t Florida City Gets Improvements JA C K SO N vln.E . SepL f8 p ,. ?•' 7 . „ Improvement* ■“■Hiviwiirnis lo in u* City S n e Farmer*’ Market, should be Comnlrled in iin * j , h,rvllln* of th . heavy . ! . n<* winter production of vega, tobies In that rich aectlcn of the Ea»t Coast, said William L Wilson. Director of Jtt#.« Mar­ kets today. B. E. & B. Nrdholm, Rrdhnfm. superaor>cionstrurtion for Rtate »a spent some time in T rsccntly, conferring wllh Market Manager C. S.-Phil­ lips, on d.-tsU* of th* Improvement project. Th* construction chief ha* also been In touch with Btote * Road Department official)' on p ar­ . Ing needed to permit better service for tha farm ers selling through Florida City. A new m arket 'ahed la to he built alongside a spur track of the m ' Florida East Coast Railway. A new auction block la also Included tn tha cortatroctlon program, and aa addition will b# built onto the west and of a m arket .had already . completed. . _ . _ ^ Hupervlior Ttydholm It nt pro­ M at In Fort Plsrce. directing work o« Improvements announced racantly for th a t m alar tomato­ ' handling market. Th* Fort litre * Market, under management of M. E. Williams has enjoyed a very 0 rapid expansion ia the last tew years, handling heavy shipments of a wld# variety of y«g*talJe*, In addition to tha tomato crop which has long csnUrad a great deal of th* attention of 'producers In 81. Lucia sad adjacent counties. RIDINO HMH AND FANCY F ill, Legionnaires from Lawrenceburg, Ind., amuse spcctalurs with the antics of their bucking buggy “Peggy" a* they roar and 4oar along during Legion's.“40 and 0" pared*. (International^ Crisis Develops Gen. Wainwright, In India As Riots, Bataan Defender, Murder Continue Retired By Army Civil War TJireatens Impressive Ceremon­ ies Aj Fort Snm As People Hope For Houston For Hero P e a c e fu l Solution SAN ANTONIO. Tex.. Sept, i LAHORE, Pakistan, Sept. ItA’I The governments of the new do- tA7 Forty-fisr years of distin­ inions of Pakutan and India find guished service in the aimy were emselves today in a crisis bfougbl only a meinury hulay lor Jonatha» M. Wainwright, who has retired yesterday at ceieinonie* at Fort Sam Houston heie. * Die gallant defender of Hataan Pandit Jawebailel Nrhtu mrn- laid aside hi* uniform for multi tioqrti that veiy tlengri in a new, conference' b ,t Diuitday in Nev hit luime 'Tiddler'* Green," sr Drttii. Nehru, prime minister ol the hrait of a leiliioneblr rriidrnIndia, and l*nme Mmistrr UaqbM f i a l d r i t f l i f n e a r F o i r ^ e i n i fou Ah Kban of Pakitlan now arc it chairman making a joint tour of the punjeh in an rf^ H lo restore peaef. “ MoA~ *it«wrv«ni fret that some­ Homontl Food h lo riv an d tW Ala­ how something will lw worked out mo f)lock Farm here and viecwhich slowly ‘will hriog alxiut a 'arrfnC rrmdlttnnT piestdenl of the fa m e Seth and rratoratinn -of ami a look at the acure sheet deir- Window Balance* Company. Lot onstratea why. Angcle*. . At midnight Sunday the experYesterday, Gov. Iteauford Jester *imrnt . m m I m I m S ‘ sm IIII— ^., I. ... of a joint'm ilitary laiundary uffered him a position on the new force of the two governments de: Texas Good Neighlior roiumiaaiun tu help further goodwill auunig “our (.atln-Amcrlean friends lw low the Kio Grande." ' Wainw right’s career as n inilily that the Ixnimlary force simply lary man wax ended late yesterday had found the job loo big and at Arthur McArthur Field, whenthat rioting had spread despite he hid hi* troops farewell )n a its liest efforts, there wa* plenty touching address. of liehind-the-acene* evldenco that Maj. General John II. Coulter, it never had a rhanre, never was who succeeded him aa commander jnipular, and that th# people are uf the Fourth Army until Sept. now getting what they wanted, 16 when General Thomas T. Ilanan anny of each dominion speci­ ily assumes command, lead mes­ fically reapunsibl# for keeping I he sages of tribute at the review iwsce. . from President Trbmau and Ge t.No one wants to talk for the rrsl Dwight . IF. Eisenhower. ' record, but privately many con­ Jester told uf Wainwright1* de­ cede the Inherent danger a of the fense nf the Philippines agaitut new plan. For Instance, in Pak­ th e overwhelming strength uf the istan tlie choice ia whether Hindu Japanese. . and Sikh troop* nr Mo*lema will . The fit-year-old general1* face guard and escort Hindu and Sikh saddened a* he read his own troop* or Moslem* will guaid irlirrm rn t ' ordska and delivered and escort' Hindu and Stkn hi* farewell address. .refugee* and whether* Moslem “This is not an occasion,” he said slowly and deliberately, “at It'a a tfa e e # mm H as* F e e ,I vote* ihiougb pi talk of civil war som e villages. ■ A ministry of information stale mrnl rr|M>itrd that "on the day ot the election, there were a few at­ tempts to abuse in connection with . w the voting. The police intervened! in' ra i ll- c alf MB l»ot~n?r?)IIT j r "v *;V *' -*h£ r• steps." • ; . In (lie election, th* Commun't Uta rrplarrd the aiuailliolilera *• Hungary's - leading party. Tin , . r ?smallholder* pullrd 07 percent o( tlui_l!llfi vote^Thl* year a* Com­ fS - • • munist influence has grown sev­ eral of their Iradera have left th. country. AntLCommunista h*v< WITH 1118 HEAD UP \ \ l » CHEST OUT. Mayor William O'Dwyvr (rod* tlm American I accused thus,- remaining uf truck up .F ifth Avenue. Hup-ln-tU of thousands bf N'«-w Yuiki i* jammed the sidewalk* h«ui parade Marled to vanlage point*. Ilt-hind IIU llonoi u the New Yuri, C ity, I'uliri- la-giun ling tu the Communists. ( Ititi'iiintiuiinl 1 The latrst official hut incom rulltlligi'llt plete returns aa made public b> the foreign ministry showed thidiatrihution of :iOO,4ttl vole*: plr’a Parly 4H,4‘J4, Bmallholdri .'I'.’,79.1. Imiriwndcnt Hungarian DeintM-ratie Party i garian Radical Part; tlrtl*» DrUiocatic National Peasant Ecuador In Stage Of Siege From Revolt QUITO. Eeuadoy, 8ept. 1 </P)— Army and constabulary officers In four statoa were In revolt to­ day against the we*k-old govern­ ment of CoL Carlo# Manchsno, who placskl all Ecuador under a state of sieg# and am t troops and.tanks acquired through U, B. lend-laaae to trouble spots. Th# government ssiertad that Dr. Mariano S p a m Vatnballla, conservative vie# president of the posted regime_nf President l ea . Mari! Velasco Ibarra, and Col. intwsll of Ilsqu.ro Davila as defense minArchblsh«p John J, lie ArchI* In th* The government communique ac­ _________ ____ ___ „ filabrala knowledged that troops had rebel­ Labor D*y by tndlng- th* long led Saturday night a t Riobamho, dispute and-arranged a meeting 100 miles south of Quito, In Chlmtoday to attem pt such a settle- borsto province, and In Gnarar.mtnt. da, SO mils* west of Riohamba ' “With God's help, w# pray that In adjoining Bolivar *tat«. Labor Day will ■#• IK# dawn of Th# re bbell Ion was reported •sac# Is U># Hollywood film In- joined Sunday night by th# gardu,try," **id t h # 'archbishop Is rtooiks In Latacunga and Ambato, capital* of th# province* of Paym ents A re Mode Schools For 2 Months , TALLAHASSEE. Sept. 1, (flperial)—As both th# July 16 and Aug. 16 paymento arw bsing mallad a t th# same time, State School 8upL Colin Engiish explained that tha 87 counties will racsir* double Seminole County usually re­ ceives 119.271 for teachers' sal­ aries. 91,427 for transportation. sad 03^78 for current expense. SQUIRREL ORPHANS 'Thro* baby squirrels that fell out pf s trs# In th# yard adjoin­ ing th* Park Apartments a) Eighteenth 8trs#t and Park Ave­ nue were found by B. C. Btesl#, who lives In th# apartment. Th# P a p e r PredicLs Itv s Ila s H a a l* sar I ' n i i s T a n iu h u recent S ivretnry u f Statu It •I'MVillo, wilt! Will lie. lot induced by Mating! tramta-r nf f<munv-:v Guard iniiitry u |lt ttiiilnl * Ilif t Irl •*!»■ oil Mk 'I liin iiiifi nhiir *«i mil nu Intunng*. tin IllMMlt HU 11»•’l»»f#•*I f% lUtlltr,, ol IIimiIa mill Sl»«riff IVrrv M*i»» tin- i n tr n u lm n s ! Iilununxnl nolr. . The saiuo nutv ftgun-d in Slav.en ’s ii-m a r k i., Tim *11110111101*1! i-am liil|ti< lor* tinlti-|mbllca 1 |iii-sii(i-ntia! nom liiatiun, risin g on aim cottveutiini tllnor In s|M-nk against a ininnritv *ie|M»it of tinI -eg ion's foteign trlatiuu* com m it- Holiday FataliticH Already Total 245 Sanford Students To Receive Their Decrees GAINESVILLE, B#pf. 1. (Hocrinl I—Two hundred and forty-two candidate* will receive degrees from the University of Florida at commencement esercisos, next Fri­ day. marking one of thu laigrst summer session graduating class m n u a w k id s d . -----------»T"union Congress, representing From Sanford James II. Hardin. 90 p#rc#nt of BrlUln’a union 7 traffic deaths and 4 drowning* Jr. will receive lha Bachelor ol workers, hlntad willingness today In. Florida. Arts degree and Laursn R. John­ to accept rigid direction of labor, son. the B8A degree, i ' ■ mora drastic regulation than *o far raque*t#d by th# laibor governmenL f , GLUE-FINGERED A statement c!rculat*d hy ihe FOOTBALLERS general council at the opening of th# TUC*a 79th annual congrst* MIAMI, 8*ot. 1, (Special) — warned of th# “Mtioua nature” Auburn and Michigan 8tate proved of Britain'* economic problem*. the champion Orange Howl ballBoUtothlng mora stringent than handlers In tha 1938 clastic her* currant government power* for whan n*ith#r team fumbltd during limited direction of Laoor may b« tha 80 minute* o | play. . will - present M.W YORK. Sept, I F, II,. Aniriiran Legion enilcl it* -M'l C'limuiunitm, both . firation. llia y Militant Program To OpposeCommunism Adopted At Session i nnv rp lio fi spp illrt'K u l Irliilu lln u i |r|M i||» III "wlllill Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRHMK •The luilKtr Day weekrinl accid­ ental death toll wa. near 260 a . Ih* last day uf the three-day holiday ta-gan * (inlay." _ ~ D # Ith ~ h » ir »cythe.l '170 niolbri Isto from the highway* since fi P. M. Friday; 30 person* had drowned, ami 39 la*en killed in misrtllaneous accidents, putting total fatalities at 240. • The National Safely Council had predicted a total motor accident toll of 260 for the long week end. The air age was Jrflertod In Ih* figure of 39 miscellaneous accidents — II of the deaths oc­ curred In small plana crashes. British Unions May bllchlgan. home state of the Okay Rigid -Direction automobile Industry, led the nation In nnmber of automobll* accident • SOUTHPORT. Eng.. 8#pt. 1 OPl deaths with 10. Texas followed in tuuig.il .0 / (III 11 <luck. [.St­ ill the ryrnillg their will be a inie at tin- M.14 fail. Other Hpraki-r* ul thu l-ampiet a-1 u furh Hi'iiutnr lluyl* will n ld r ns tnnMiouitlrr will b# three Irophira tu winner* in the regatta. The first is given by th* Cbamiu-r o( Coiutuere* tu the wirtuYi uf tin- tuitlMisnl mulor race and inusi | who 1 In i ,1 lime* in aucm 1.ml - owuship, press fur rrcVlving llmnaniaii p„l * itirrtl refugres. Turkey 1 ,'piled tn neighlairlng , ll,il**prin immediately. Hint any ,-ritirism in the Turkish press d simplv wn« In answer l„ e.|,u,Uy ( ( hostile acts by the Bulgarian press. « • Ankara still ha* not replied to the Yugoslav note. Olieser\urs la-lieveil the answer wmild follow tin, line taken l,y> Foreign Minister Hasan Sak'a 'recently whrn hr told n new* conference I th# furka always would protect | Moslems and that llnmanlan re - fug,vs rnuld stay here »r leave, ; ns they pleased. A i Although, Turkey ha* la-en deeptv confer ' ! r.nisidut* ' a | Situation in • ul has Iven ,-asri I. BELEM, Ilraxil, Sept. I —<4’i President Truman'* plane, tinIndependence, made a refuelling ■top hers this mornlngg on hi* flight from Trinidad tu Kin H<Janeiro. Ths plane touched, down about 9:30 A. M. (7:30 A. M Eastern Standard Time). President Trumsn, who Is to spend a weak in Brasil on a slabvisit, said he w*a happy to rsarii Brasilian soil. He was welcomed by Brmxlllsn news men, member* of the United Btotrs colony anil Brig. General Dyott Fontemelle. commander of the Valdecana air baa*. Th# plan* left Immediately aftonrard for Rio where It wax due about 2:30 P. M. (12:30 P. M. E8T). .uni All 1 Kutimii4 banquet ol 8«<rt*lgry within the 8uvlei spheie nppeared today lo la- • ceiling inrl#n*lng proamiro on Turkey. The rlectlon will decide the die. Uibntion uf seats In the peril# meat to ine#« .Rept. 16; earh parry will get one scat fur evrry M.ihmi vote*. Before I in, balloting, emne e b w rv tm —hxit* pTOTiotntced "[He Communiata strong enough to win without fraud. Some opnosltlnn politician, bope that the United States and llutish guvernmenta would plam off(rial proteata over the election. The U. 8. legation receive,! t,l-ortx that many parties u erj planning proteate lo the Comuumlet Interior Minister, l.n*ilo Itnjk. 1 Smallholders sources repoitcl that sevetal leaders o f .that patty had taken up charges ngain-t the communiata last night will, Pre*. idrnt Znltan Tihly. n smallholder, at his home hut had come tu no agreement. In Nairykoerora, birthplace' of the 1B4H Kossuth revolution «*•elti#* 60 mile* southeast from here, an American pbeerver reportrd thnt anti-Communists were tidk'mg civil war and hinted they would like weapons from the U. S. Many person* rebutted they liad seen truckload* of "flying elect­ or*,” whom they took to lw Com­ munists, Voting time and again in one place after another. Inhabitants or Sxekesfeheivar. Vertesaea and llaiaexaka told this eurreapondent and two otlieis Registration Day At Truman Plane Makes South Side Primary Fuel Stop In Brazil All pupil* who expert to attend the South Hid* Primary School are asked to register Wednesday morning, It .was annourrod today bv Mrs. Velma Mitchell, |>tinripal of tho school. Parents of tha children entering th* first grad# hare been -asked to bring their children's birth rertifIrate. Mrs. Mitchell stated that the! school.wlli ba open until neon Wednesday, and regular school hours would begin next Monday. Busses trill run Monday morning and trill carry tha children home a t noon, East European Nations Under . O’Neill Elected Red Influence Pressing Turkey As Legion Meet noon where lie iv,i giceteu by a reception commiltct composed ot Senator *nd Mn. IJoyd F. Uoylc, Mr. am( Mu. H*ni!*ll Chase. Mr. and Mis H. H Cofcman. Mr. and Mr*. Holland I.. Dr«n, Mr. and Mt». A. W. Lr r ;—Mr I.vj R. Ij -i Iici and Mr. and Mr*. h H r Rcumdlir. hero me two plant for Fu­ llin' I* the .Marshall plan, other I* tlu> ('onimunWt plan, >U op|Hi«e the Marshall plan hluropaan ivcovery, ihcti you give comfort trod Sid jo.U ic. Fre n c h T h e a te r —P r O p n e to r H e ld 7 F o r M a n s la u g h te r PARIS. H»|it; I. LV)‘-Th« proprictor «»f tho m’Ik I th#4t*r i t Itrull. iict*!U» uf m illwutrou* fir# Sntuiiluv niicltl In whifh H7 p#r* Mtii* 4l 1.il Mfxl *»I w«r# in. iur.il, was held on ilistKii. of Involunlarv lunnslaughter tmlay Tim examining magistrate, timiliar b> a bite-man grand Jury In llm Untied Suite*. Said the propreltdr. Antoine itnuillade, bad been negligent In taking proper M i'll' I »’ 0»WI » Tim majority report xuppmtiiu: the Marshall plan was aduplrd. Sen. George Malone (l(-Nev), who led the arguinent for the minori­ ty re|Hirl, had said the cuinmitt)-.> majmily was “rubbcr-itamping like state d.psrtm rul'* and Its report was hated “nit tike theory that money alone will (top Com­ munism." The minority report, however, approved of advancing some ‘funds to foreign nations provided “the credit economic In­ tegrity of the United States" were not jeopardised. — The i il . I. g st.s adop ted, t he nx* tienal defensiv'Tnmmlttre rrpiirt urging that atsm ir -aecrrts U> withheld from “ally nation, friend­ ly or oihenpdxf,’1 and urging adop. tion of universal military training hy a special session of Congress. Appointment of a iproMdentlal advisory committee lo Organise civilian defense* against atomic attack was recommended. Outlawing th# Communist Party as # political party; barring of Corpmunlsto from public hous­ ing, and “g valid d*f*naa In court to a charge of promoting tha ov#r(CSslUsM . a Paa* Fatae) I Ml n« •iwwa Police said n ehmt circuited wirt* in tho in ih u I lulccny iitirttd the blaze, which spread a* swiftly as the panic which xent patrons rushing towaril the nairow exit. Iloth balconies in the tall, nar­ row structure collapsed, the secmid falling on tho first sml cariying It along to the floor below. Rear Saits were blocked by debrts before anyone could get t«> th#m. The theater was in a narrow street about throe n»ll*tx from th# Arc de Triomph# and conxlructad In a short, narrow-, high fariilon to fit' the limited space available. Moull lade was IiriJ in latl to nrarliv Verralllc*. Kuril wa* In mourning today. All commercial establishment# and place* of amusement in th# town of approximately. 10,000 wora or­ dered closed by city official* until after a ma#h funeral for th* vic­ tims tomorrow morning. - Flag# were flown at half staff. Onlv one similar ilinailer du* to fire could lie recalled In th# la it 40 v#ar* of French Ihstorv. Thia wa* a fir# In th* Nouvell#* Galcries department *tor# In Xl.rxUlI#. In which about 100 poraona lost Uitlx live*. ' �\ • • r r • ___________________ - \a ' '■ v M O N D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 1, 1947 as labor lnA» .unnuttleil. frnmi* Thtf yc*r 1947 n m •find* .— ~v ... - r somewhat r " / " w r ,r I of mind. The new Tnft-Hnrtley law has obvious Rood pninU mid obvious bed ones. It has others whose Roodness or PM? III w y O a Aianna •____ ness remain to be determined. Its main benefit ns we see .a lt n 4 M '^ n r a K ra n naalltl u. mi Ira it is that it takes some of the problem* «»ut of the .air aM 0 , 1 . W.r IT. 1*1 1*1*. n« Ikn •*• r-H OH nine* •| a a n la ra . I 1 . | H » . n n 4 r r Ik* A r i sets them on the ground where they can be looked at, *turned , ( r a a i i m •! H a r r k n. I*** and possibly solved. . . " MOLL'S>SV| V|T~I.. UKAX •There is this point, too. If lnbor and management are sith M l«l CIMIOIIX IILAX determined to seek and maintain lalior peace, then they H a U M N > l» » a a » r will have it. law or no Inw. And If they are determined to al'HM'llll*TIIIX HATH* •“ have civil strife and lalmr wars, then there will la* no peaqo . " •* * nor comfort for anybody, whatever be. the wages, hours, 1.23 T I i h Maalha tTnrr-m- no laws. We think at the present time all hands l i t Maalka u want lienre and steadiness in which they can Ret on with Dna Tana nf nu — nk llna II fimductlon. at is true. If* —the that counts. I H l I I v l l U i i r We i » r iho|>e m i ' v th »••••» — spirit * Ik* aha.•, rraaa m a l n l U n a a n * n a lirr* « l And with that pious utterance out of our svsjef.i. we nope a a lr r la l a m m l a t a r Ib a «» ••• ‘ rb a ra r* l » l ra U la a fa a la , w ill that everyone is RoinR to have a fino Labor Day. i t s ,h rtaalar a « » a i ll a la « r e t— ■ laiaa* * ,a i p a ,,i iu*r»»r»l*1l«—« last good summer holiday of the season and It oURht to l £ r * * r — r e t s T k r lla ia M la « h r be enjoyed! • M a ila a a l f Ir l.l a l a 4 a a t ll,ln a i » l a b l U b « 4 In l » ra b )W h »4 4 » ll » rtn p l a »4 »»• < • > al aan larif. F la rM n ’ Social A n d Personal Activities FULCRUM THAT MOVES THE WORLD I PARTY H N S *ala>4at COURT speaks louder than wprdsl Vital Studies Tlie relative failure of our educational proRrnms to pro­ duce men fitted to rope successfully with modern world problems has caused much thoughtful .Investigation and forward-looking planning among college faculties lately. Among those-.to make changes in their curricula is ( oIrhIc MONDAY. «KI»r. 1. 19*7 University in Hamilton. N. Y. „ Colgate’s New Plan of Education, in use since 1949. rails Riyi.K VRK8K FOR TODAY * THE EFFORT TO MAKE A for serious study and Increased personal responsibility on the part nf the students, who are assisted by a stmicnt-nlci ARENK RY " i ’^ N O HlIM program and'"by' national and regional scholarships. This WITH A t ld r f .HB fallsw is the start of. Yore curriculum course, designed 1 D,8 THE K fMuviNAil’d MADE*EVEN CRIMINAL'S ’’to help students understand and appreciate pnddems lead­ CROSS A JEW EL FIT TO TOP ing to eonfllct in the modern world and to relate Tht sc ’ AN EMPEROR’S CROWN.—John problems to the ixutltlon of the United States. 19:6'. Then camn Jr*u* .forth, This course Is required of sophomores, and consists nt wcarirte the crown of thirn*. “Area Studies” , as well «s a series of lectures dealuig witlv . . Dcmcltint Mhiimot h*i been “World-Wide Issues of Our Time”! The student may select eUclrd lo head ihe new government the area he wishes to concentrate on, and its stud) will of Gteccr. hut *1 • late hout .th.s cover characteristics, problem*, environment, politics, cul­ ” , afternoon he ws» Mill rrfu«in,t ture, and economlii*. Such courses should prove-to be of great value .to thu to accept ihe honor. In ionic couniHe, ii i. air. n .n ’*"‘nie i, iiA u d e jd ^ lv iiiu ^ ly . and to - th j community of wh|ch_he la a la a la rt, la Ik* aar a l rr|»*bn» alt lb * laaal a»ara a ila l.4 In . Ih U • m i f o r r , m» r* ill i l ■»* \ f aaaar 4 la »* lrb«a. I • ;rj ; ■• * * » i- rrk Allow a llllla lima b it* * * " colli ’.o permit other* to hovo thok turn al th# lino. . . :?;V' • S Thi*. i* LalioTb.y. * lUyJuL^----------- . carefully I Thi* tragediei. it . .■ I A Secret Selvice agent who wa» one of the lale Preridrnt Roo*.veil’* bodyguard*-' »sy* that FDR Uted lo receive 5,00(1 teller* * .month threatening to ihool him or punch him in the nn»e. Moil people who make ruch threat* never -have the courage lo at­ tempt lo carry them out, hul tuch r — - figure* do go to thow how many “ null” there ate. . Deipitr si I the obttacles to new construction, ihe American people buill 4l0'pem«M more new horn** lost ■P ITvest — ihsn in I945, and 50 perjcenl more ihew in I939t the inver }lor*» Syndicate reveal*. The aver^ inerrate in co*t was altojl 45 percent, - or for the average ' • \ • *) 'ik *— ' I .' - . >• >•4 ‘ *»•' ' NEWSPAPER TOSH IIALI. FOI'TOUCHDOWNS SANFORD FORUM it comes to more than three times that amount. By the end The bUlitor of the year, international hankers say, the ratio will lie a Herald We. may pol have ^ bi-palliian million to one. Hanford, Florida * * foreign policy or h*vr w e)—hul SpeAking practically, this means that a hotel room cost* Dear Sir: we certainly h»vr « hi-p«rli»*n $200,000 a day, a bellhop is tinp6d $5,000, and sniffs at that. Your well writlnit • editorial, military policy. Both Preiident A bottle of pop sets you back $15,000 in Shanghai, and to “ Hawaii In Pul Itics" in The Her­ Truman and Governor Drwey told hnve a suit cleaned you hand out $40,000. ald on Tuesday, July 22, IV47, Ik (hr American l-egioi Convention These figuren are *o nlU|)ftndoU8 an- to have a comedy git-ally appitrialed by the people lh*t- univen«l military training uniiect, but they nrc far from funny to the man in the ntreet. of Hawaii, Nearly five hundred newspaper* * b cMenlial lo thi* ’ country’» »c An In all inflationary nltuatlonn. the average person in be­ Ihrmifhout the length and brgldllt ing driven chwtfr and doner-to the brink of starvation. Run- df~ In# counlry eodiii-seil sla*4, — -tuoly hiM.,1 editnrially following pass*; • p. . , M 7|ji nw«y inflation In no joke. of. Haugili'a statehood bill, II. During ihe month at July 65.700 , . ___________ HI new« ptrminenl home* werr enmled in ihe the Unilrd SUIri. bring plctcri ing (he total for ihe year lo 42S. is is a h it improvement over 1 9 4 h . b u t i t ) if i li ll not nearly enough. T hem res M are r million* of people in lh* Onil United Slate* who wanl • new home and have the money lo pay for i t . ft . Be »Uf# p h o n # I* p la c e d securely on hool ofter toeh coll. Ramombar.ona phona off th# hook tia* up on antlra llna. NewsimpeV nu:n In china are hard put to it to find large no lime (or Chinese money, but in actual ojHTation in the black market * • . H Complola call* quickly. Thi* cuturei batter larvke fot you and your party llna nglflhbor*. ' , ‘ VI.*' Inflation In Chinu Florid* alone were killed. Ifc-in- enough containers to hold their supply of Chinese money. jured in lr*ffie rfttidrnli on llm Given in change for American currency, it comes in bales. d«y;" Don*l' like “cti*ncc»! Dove — Officially.~one United States dollar 4s worth $12,000 in • ^ » “ * ’ 1 L -. worih i i hol.l ^ S liT o ljic * . ‘ T W i u n a a p a r ^ c ir r M iliixing. si v*ell *i celehi* lion. U m j ^ i five personsin ' , MIAMI. Sept. 1. (Special;*Forward passes have directly ’ac­ counted for .HI percent of the touchdowns In the 11-itnmo Orangr Howl football series (21 of It" > and have paved the way for eight more acorea. ' __________ H»(h Slate, IvV by the. House of Representa­ tives durlnr-’the la*t semdnn' IT Congtess. More than aightly-flvit l>errriil of throe editorials en >U.la**l alalehwodr-------— Statehood for Hawaii will b major legislation b e f o r ■e*.■ » *Ti Drifted States Svndte when it n4 '".XJontinll ronvenes In January, ‘I848 uihg ami growing suppc.rt J Statehood for Hawaii hy the Na­ tion’* pies* I* an Indication thi *l.„ d.HwU will urill probably nrnlillily id the Senate .act *l vorably on this timely legislatin' ____ ... MMB0i*jf< f.W YORK—We were epesklng of Upping, the thus bringing- into th# Union thi other afternoon, and the hard life of the poor ta*l drlvere whose gratultlei seem ilo be dwindling these days along with John rubllc a nnsncisl fortunf* ................. HAMBOHE'S MEDITATIONS Out-oMowntr« drifllnjc Into M»nhitt»n for I da Wy Alley________ nrat time always s7e stsrllrl by the practice of lipping. I speak of small-town resident*, that is: WftM A MAM 0AAA Chicagoan* and Bostonian* and other* from the big citlei ire iw a rt of the necewary IVll ind. OH VJHUT A 6 0 0 V like us.'they put t/p with It. LOSUH */OU 16 / H E However, evep they are taken ahaek by th* site of New York tipping In other elite*, one 6 1 * 1 * 61TTIN' AEAIH esn get a way with ppylng no more than i0 per •fO P A O M t I t ! cent of the bill In the swankiest restaurant, and tn medium-priced eateries like Child's and Mel Helmet | Bchnfft'a the style seerne to be a nickel or a : dime and a subsequent departure with a rlghttug* air at having done the charitable thing. ^ ’ Here we arc the original suckers. We tip evsryohs-snd over­ tip them We do not get spectsrulsr service nor d j we get our. i shoes shined, free drink* on th* house or a cigar forNfttr palna W# Sincerely. George H. Md-ane qUITH NEW YORK Sept. 1 M V-A front page announcement said Saturday that the Brooklyn Citi­ zen, lung a powerful Democratic daily newspaper In King County, was ceasing publication with Sat­ urday Issue. The newspaper, ope­ rated eontlnunuly sine* 1888, blam141 high cost of paper and pnv; /ruction for jU suspension. . When onother porty on your lino ho*, on emarB«ncy. pl*a** release tha llna qukkly...ond plaaiantly. THOSE LONG SCORING FLAYS S A S A M T PAR-TV v**5 . We have been asked about rules for cashing G.. L LEAVE BONDS on and after September 2nd 1947, Here .are a few important ones: (KF/1**: (, r fii a * x .• • *■_ * -rip” ' :: * (1) Upon poflitive identification (original . discharge or separation ! papers) your \ i _ local bank or financial institution will . cash your bond. •; (2) G. 1. LEAVE BONDS cannot be used for collateral for a loan. - (3) G. I. LEAVE BONDS m ust be cashed by , the VETERAN. He cannot authorize 1 ^ anyone else to cash his bond. If you cash ?**’-*»^V«e■*Si our bond, it must be cashed in full. You annot take part cash'and aret another im rettnm .---------------------------------If you do pot need the fund*, II I* hoi neremary to ca*h your BOND now. Termlnnl LEAVE BONDS can be held until they mature, 5 yearn from their Iiwue date. Hold on to your bondii an long aa possible. They will draw 2Ki% loUrent per year. . ’ . | For further InformationjrxiJnvlto yoii 4o call if-it wx The t h i s - b a n k r ------ » dim p le. A b u tte n - f r a n ts r t h a t s im p ly la u g h a e l f *___ Lift, I Ml •101 In ealerd. l^ , - - . - •• . :r. U>1 something which the too oflcti prho* lo forget newspaper t^eople muU i n ,’£L"..'ri.& \ , ■A'*i. .. there ora could. I th* 1 of a Up wHh I deliverer the second program of th# series w* shall air th# problem* of od<>? tlon and in tha third tha problems 111 Utmbor F .D .L C . Yi*: responsible for m* prt>- ri ' CARD OF THANKS W* with to express our an p m lto our *kind‘ fris.xds, ‘ tofor i 'th* of sympathy a t thd loos of my a*4 our i* . UC the x,v -R H O R T PROGRAM — CARTOON— “Fowl Brawl" This lo America N*»*lty "TUB GREAT LAKER" , PARAMOUNT NEWS lou t Day Monday! ' The Florida State Bank o f 2 n A- •.* T R A C Y • H IF IU R N ■Member FDIC DcPoulin insured up to $5,000 • D O U O IA I 4 ’ . ». AA. 4* • ' 17 ' If- ________ — - ir A lM r k i v -■ = ,, ■ ■ " i . i . \ « i . ; . '• j. .. . • i • .» ' a " '' tK;:• «'». ’ , r‘ M . ■i . *yar V■ - A: 1 • *x •^ ‘ * \ '> '' '' ^ . X • ' * - •* *& w’ .I Lt,* '-1 ■ ^ - ■ \ V* ■ -f. ♦ ...TOO CAtfl u n i t nt • i- ri'lXA ■ *. 1~*-x 1 MIA.MI. Hept. I . t Special)—The * • - -47 AP NswsfeatUte* The Hobk Cross E p I * c o p al j her of Hi Kappa Alpha ’social (ratI.atain >ri Itn-igr I’retry. Gtoup ol I Judy. Church was the setting o n .S a tu r-| ernitv. i Miami n r. • .1 !oil..* tlie panel * ’ * * MuyU- you'll In­ rurpi i' i d _ to | „f i„,re,. f..i " , s,,,nun| |>,.*tty dav night fur the marriage of . Immediately following the cereRehearsal Party heat ihnt mure and ....... , i t cotiti—t l.-r, i'Ucirla -choola which Hetty Jack Hrotchir, daughter of ntuirv the small reception r w » of going in for 'opg-ltair eiusk'f eipsc-r tje year on fk-t.' I. Th* Mr. ami Mr»- George Earl llroom e,. the Msvfair Inn was the scene «-f Held Friday Night l.ronn Flood, concert violinist, »>hv* pant-1 - 1• 1 1u.!- ■ three uatiotiall) lo James I-awtence Ingley. Jr.,* a rn-eption (or close frbnds, telathat t.-en agcis often prefer the known editor-, (wn jua-t* amf a son of Mr. and Mrs. James Law- live* and out-of-town guests, uukn to the juke Ih>\ when given ^writer of Following tha rehearsal of the rrnce Ingley. The marrtagu was Forming the receiving Hno weri i-ntltf litr-iuture. . TUESDAY. Brotchle-lngley wedding a supper half a chance to appreciate good ’ Judge- for the Nits. John Check left yesteiday performerl by the Rev. Mark T. Mr. 'ami Mrs. llroome, Ihe btidnl pure offer Th* Frlendihlp League of th* was given by Mrs. Lee Moors and BIRTH W M H M I \IK \ I * .music. The .trouble, *ay< l.a^rha. Carpenter at 7:30 o'clock. couple and Mr. and Mr*. Ingley. Congregational phurch wil! meet her mother. Mrs. M,. iL Wiggins, for a vacation go Ik- spent In Ihe Mr. and Mrs. GIIIm' i : I. BI.Vk.-r wly. tours around thu counuy uivj >d in tie- i;ign ’eeino.t . dlvUioil .White asters, gladioluses and The receiving line »«« formed .auttt-diw.rl I n I n A l*i:"(L iif Maw • 7, * at the Parikh llou*a a t SkOO.P. M. at their home on Marnolia Avrnue northern part of the s^aHc— paints.were used In decorating the .In the. southwrsf comer t.f tn* of Del.MMd anmmmt-il :i-|.*e'Oio in r 'roncerhr at - si-finwpi/- 'AT Vri.«. A rtffn rTdSDir flf AUt-rTha Daughter* of Wasloy Cla*a for members of the weaJing-par­ birth of n ilnughtur, Sli.t'on M ntheard art>'church. The white flowers with! room against a. background of ona. oil Aug. U,.Mr*, Him k*i will Some kids have m%er Mr si F. S. Vet nay has left for «>!>’ji a „ .ttel.-U; \ Wilier lU pncr of Of tha F irtt Methoillit Churoh will ty. Tha' room* of the Wiggins greonery were t|*rd on tho nltar Patuis^and greenery. The bride’r play the violin-the m utest finite p,, , Mettlf*,.“ whose ^ o ld their regular hu»lnesi anJ home ware decorated with ntliac­ U tile Swrteerland. N. C. where with branched bras* raltdelabra tkble was covered with a .lateit-k ho rrmemitercd a*, file f-nmer one they've ever" U-en to it •- tlie ei.utt- Miirkne--." ju-t lin n leleased; tSbcal meeting at 8:00 P. M. at th* tive arrangements of white gladi­ she will spend several weeks. Betty King of this city. holding burnmii. white taper* cloth and in the center w-a* .t I >«v trv fiddle. latest ri-ok, r a te Away th • home of Mr*. Henrieia “William*, oluses and burning whit# taper* il­ But Leona found that on.e they andI Jes'i*- Riltjnbouse Sc<>1laid Miss Camille Batten left vester* forming the oulr! Illumihation for arrangement of white gladiolus*-* 422 Summerlin Avenue. Mra. Ed­ luminated the scene. Me. and Mr*. II. M Itumbley, dav for Miami Beach where she Uhe .wedding. Sprays of aster* and luln-roset. Crystal , amlrlahrn Jr. announced today the lorth of hqve Us-n an audit-pee to aeriuus ot Wintoi .Park, Fla. |ire*ident na firuth and her group' will be nttisie they became real fnnt fcn-l nf tho Poetry .Socu-ty of Fiorjdw The supper w aslservid buffet will attend a Pi Britt .Phi lioute- and gladioluses marked tho fam­ held burning white ta p e i«. At oro boateate* for the oceaiion. end r»f th e table was a U rn- tiered P«l , r Wllilam and Paul ln-g f(tr more of it, . The. Idygcat anil in,- o f th# fiiundai-r o f ’thu ily pew*. style from the dining table whirh party. WEDNESDAY rith n euiuti *rCorgg. on Aug. 2# at toe + .-i n*ra Mr*. P. I t Fuller. organUt. ten­ welding cake topped with a -suinll hit of her road It ip (which snr- Pnetrv \ m t i .< SiUdett*- In 8:00 P. M.: Prayer Meeting, led was overlaid with an Italian rut H-'-pitaL pri-ed herl wnX the Iq-t moveptent tlie lrth, Bub. lltH and I2lli gxaitej Capt. Glenn Guvucrk, Army Air dered h program of nuptial music bride and groom. Al the oilier «nd Laughton Memorial work cloth and centered with a low r --hy T. H. Middleton. a lll.ln .l Il.b V . Ml,* 84A A 1-avef /»I- A. other end of the table wai plan-<l of Mendelssohn's Coo ed.. arrangement of wnlte gladiolus*-* Forres, who is. now stationed at which included Rrahm*1 may, • uhmil 1 «-nis „f 20 Imet Now tbnt-I.eona i* back ill N'-*-* nr lo’ - foi .•••, •’desnto-iivb.v the** with green and white cal- Kglin Field m-ar Prnsaeola, snent Iv Rose. Is Blooming”. *>| U v# a crystal punch bowt. Mr*. I. K. Macedonian Fashions Bridesmaid Luncheon barked York preparing for - bee next Jildoes I'm > • •iif intis^t lw*ar th* ladium leave*. Silver candelabra the weekeml in Hanford with In* T he.” by Grieg, "flehub.-rf* Ser- Balt, ri serveil Ihe wedding rake Measured By Pound school season's tour, die ri trying linHio, ndilic . i-bnol 5ind grad, enarle". C-arrie Jacobs Bond's “ I and Mra. Jack, lirotrhlr of Neptune held whit* tapers. Rndal place .family. Given By Miss Smith cards to interest educators in giving tho of the 1mti 1.11 ;i«.l mu--' la- mailed Love You Truly” ami "Because" Bescli presided over tile punch markod tbr seating •irrattgtMr. and Mrs. Wilton Smith and by Guy d'Hardelot. “ LlrbeJtraum" bowl. Punch srsi also Mrvftl front lit .DANIEL IlF LI < i: kids more music th a t, tin-.- ,111 to M II K I title,,titalytin Ho ment of the guests U Individ.ml M in Shirley Smith entertained tables In the living room and sun daughter. Camille, tre the gtn-sls by Lilt was also rendered in its another table, covered wiln a linen AP Newafeultlles • learn lo appreciate. Aft*-i all. ific l< I. .Miami, i--t Liter tlmn tk-t. t. on Friday at 1:00 o’eloeic with a porch. Candles and small sprays of Mr. Smith'* nar.-nts, Mr. ami entirety before the cer-mony and ami lace cloth, by Mr*. Jack Mac SKOPJE, Yugosln.-i Femin­ says, “» love, love, lo- *” sqng'i* I'.*-n ix th o s d e m -n riiiy division brideimald'a luncheon at the May­ of whito flowers tied with white Mrs. John Smith, nt their home on the musical theme was softly play Donald. Mias Martha Perkins pre­ ine fashion* nte nirn-uinl by the fun while il lives, but Bach. Ilct-ri tor xxhuh f P ■|eu i- is I■clog fair Inn honoring Miie Jaekic ribbons centered the tablrs. The Park Avenue. i*l during the exchange of mar- sided over the bride's IsmK. pound In Mm-etlonia. till men'a boxen nnd Tcliaikow-by music is s itt Ik- jud|‘,eif(.|ij J'.-lhe. Brotchia whole marriage *.o Jainei hoatease* were assisted >n serving in —. serving were style* still feature .1 cteaselest timeless mid Miss FIjkxI in -lo it offeied. »of rlnge vow*. Earl Broom* *erfed . Other ........ assisting ... t 'Ll-v'■-liit'il. editor u f • Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hall of as soloist ami sang "O Perfect | -M»*e Clarence Puwell, "Mm . Al trouser that was jmjmie: nt tlie should l«- a pari of ,.vetv slufenC Ingley wai an event of Saturday. by Mr*. W. A." I.effU-r. I'lnVstint.-: Ham ■••III t.f llosCnicago, III. w.-ie the rereqt. Luve," and the Uird's Prayer.. The linen covered table wns cen­ F. Hunt. Mrs. J. C. Mitchell. Mr*. ______ lime of the (’rti«n,r--. education as much as hlstOiv ( |f,.. j Invited to be with Miss llrolcbie tered with a graceful arrangement and Mr. Ingley were Mr. nn.l Mrs. guests of Mr. Hall's parents. Mi.’ The bride was given lit m arri­ la-e Moore. Miss Shirley Sm'th, I Nowhere In Kurti|i.- hi peasants geography «u klgebin. . 1 KoLil-i- Grover of Winter I’arW, of pink roiei and bridal place Earl Broome. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. ami Mrs. I. P. Hall, in Ihe 8an age by her brother, Douglai Miss Jean Windram. Vtins Camille I *0 much *■ -perpetuate • - • the ' • s-.-li.i ful I Let'* hope kids xxlii have n . nutli....... . |ln.|i\ !«..:• of fiction '•' ‘'’ “'fV cardt marking -the sealing ar- Ingley, Rev. and Mr*. Mark T. l-anto Apartment*. BroU-liie. Her gown »■< of while Batten. Miss Mildreil R i i I i m i i i , M I m attire at llieli SHWr-lo. > as .11 th i« | |„ o.luiiil to play tin- piano or tli.-|j,,,,| lu .-iuidij for <bildu-ii. Slitratarrment were In shade* of pink Carpenter. Mr. and Mr*. 1*1 H. slipper satin designed with a hqrh Jean Harper, Miss Mariliv Uioxvn new People*. Kepubjii- ih • i,' ! m ,.|io .0 anothei miiift-a’l iristin-, ,|r ,,i . . • . gjpylea Miss Ida Mae Z espel 'and Dun neckline am) n wide yo ke uf xvhIRS and Miss Jackie MarD-.pkt-l. rout Io - i i i mountains iif Yugtrilnvla. no ut will («• * U e.to •*«».» rimngt>i'Vif T-h.rii m ftP -TinWr jwxeidS fit . - . r o a w . f’J v ••r* Mr. and Mrs. Jarl. Brotrlile Zaspcl arrived today lo I k* the ^ J i l n Smlth'a gift to the honoree Fulltr. Even in Um kwrUrnnu ■'I'litmer, moolah Oil limit nfti-l •V-llool jo!..J thi. ............... •'veept that the | k». of Neptune Beach, Mis* Slurley latte in tlie evening Mr. and \t7i \ v U,ri ‘ ri Z I»rr 1 «"aroui»ette rtlgeti with x wkle. was several rt-veral niece* piece# of crystal In Hmlth. Miss Jsan Windrnm of guests nfn "V Vju’ ,|l "• .Ltc,*V , "d scalloped band. The gown featured Mts. Ingley left for Daytona the Macedonian llrail Biiimmul to take advantage of Ibvir xiuin-],.,,,. h"old ri- mailed to Mrs, llr . tha C h a n t i l l y pattern. MUi l-eeiburg, Miss Betty Uiddk* of Mrss Margaret in rsrrt Units 41 heir home ,mih,pd *le,-re» arid n diop- Beach where they plan to spend wrap* hi* middle in *ev. ml xnt Jx ing for mii*ie. ItiltlC I. x, tr.d'.» S. W. Tenth -.'Etykehle presented h er brides Palatka and Miss Kathryn Wig­ on fti>jlik-;f>}pfbr«l 7t*£pue<‘ Prd waistline. The full skiit ex- about ten daya. For iravcltiij- of n red-and-ldack xx L.| vu.nm.-r' THEN KWH Htm-i. Miami, > in»ld»'w lth sliver earrings. Those gins. Also Douglas Hulchie, tended into a lung train. Her Mi*. Ingley wore a gray yntiar- tmnd. HI*.arrowy linen -Itlrt hangs Heps nte loisv on ’n ll-fio n ts Miss ItettV'Tliddle left yr-trtdsy fingertip veil of bridal illusion Invited to bo with the honoree, MIsa William Andertbn and Krilh Mr dine suit which featured a llm.-d outside almost to his knees Ills these dav* ” BgdUhle. wera Mra. Earl Broome, Donald of Birmingham, Ala., Dyke for her home In Palatka after vis­ was attached to .a coronet of or­ iscket. Sh* wore a white chiffon pantaloons bag spoitilv. Over- In Fistikfuit o^i.Main in mg teach Lngllr7t to Piilistt sfudMrs. J . L. Ingley. 8r., Mr*. Nou McCulloch of Huntsville. Als., Jark iting for some time will) Miss ange ' blossoms a n d pea/lx. Her llouie and an off-the-fa*;e hat of Mir* Macedonia is entrancing'In Gerfnsnv. Ruth N'a.h 'of Nets' enls nnd thereby helmng .plead Shirley Smith at her home op Sil­ Smith. Mr*. Lae Moore, Mil*. Jean Seay of Louisville, Ky., Leo Butbouuuet was of bsidol roses cen­ soft gray felt. Her shoet ind purse a bodice stiff with r.dd npd sli­ Yqfk,.ns)vs a student at the Sor- .\m*-iicaism. Kin- ti;i* t'P students . . Wlndrsm at Leeiburit and M's* ner and Charles-Pant. at Watsaxx Cnixersify tered with a white orchid. H i t wrte of .gray suede and site note ver brocade. Hhe to., mi eoihrold- (wnne in Paris. nidiHl in Ihe H'-i In liet . ver Lake. , . rlao, , Mi Beltv Riddle cn I’alalka, a house l Itn.11»l t'h» only ornament a u d ih iaiis m vosnih d . «a white '■six w " »a*i m *v ere«l apron a* giddy nn I iieaVy orchid corsage. •i-a.." ...................... ........................|i|lil till Jh*Friend* of Judge Jan u s G. a v a llie ie W guest of the hoitesa. nge College foul they ; «» « Nar a jn-lrtdlitft tilir n.v. -.-fiHUI.T leconsIrtWIian of the IdrtM .o e ofi n* Miss Mariha Perkins -Shsiuii u il rcirrel -to-ie-tre th at-hr Jgraiidmothcr, I jxe x mug American*, who ex* her hour-glass waist. German poet Johaup Wolfgang, Plessed il suffering from a badly sptalned the lx jii f /th at thi* chinch Her maid of honor. Miss Shirley will reside at the home uf the f>Editorialist Gives Honors Mins Ilrotchic ankle It is eonservnlixclv . tiimited Gxrethe. The pmd'ix trtmte **a.« lie Is able to lie out with Smith, wore a bronxe taffeta gown gfoom's parents and in Hi# (nil offvl (III 1. 1 if -i •' ilt l s-rxlv. that sl> *x Wears nt least ”0 pounds xvri-cked during nn nllleil .Uimhthe aid of rrutrlirs. Career nnsxxer t" th*- world's pr-odviiis. fashioned with an off th* shoulder pl*u to make, their home in A u-. af exiiuisitely stitch..I lauilciit on Mist Jackie Brotchle,' whose neckline, tiny puffed Jleeves and a bum where he will resume Ins Mt-s>rdinaiv day. Fir a notable ing , marrieg* to Jam rs I- Inirlpy, Jr. Mr. and Mr*. Sterling Bolling | full skirt with a small bustle In Hy ADF.LAIDE KERR was an event of the weekend, wns and young son of Washington, I). I the back. Talisman rosea and yol- studies at Alabama I’olytcc lode event like liertiniiup .1 brid*. s il­ AP Newsfeatursa Writer v e r llead-dresse* ami •••lor rp a n College student* heeding d p - honored on.T hursday nltrrhoun C. an- spending- soma time, with 1 low pom pom chrysanthemums ,lnttitutf. tiurits front out of town im bid­ Kies m ay up th e poiimWe to III ward their first Jobs ami ’WrnnlFr- with a bridge party giv-.-u l,y Miss Mr*. Bolling's parents, Judge and l funned her nosegay nnd went or more. Ing about the secreU of success M artha’ Perkins at the homo of Mr*. Jnmrs G. Sharon. t worn in her hair. Tlie liridesinai-is, ed Mr. and Mrs. Paul Olternultsi-c, The nice tiling alnoit it all i.< might gst some interesting poin­ Mrs. B. I- Perkins. Ir. on West Mts. la-e Moore (if (Saint*xill,- and Mr. and Mrs. Herliert logh-v. Mr. for Father, xvlm foots the hills, is Mich., tiwik off lo nMcnd tin mine* wjth 11 fall x etdn ‘M Thirteenth Street. Pink-roves and World Youth Festival In Prag ■ and Mrs. M. B. linker. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kirklnr.d and t M i„ j,.an Windram o! Lresbur ters from Elsie Dick. •vI• 1 fglit 111 n il mil I^ 11 W in-nxx 21-year old A Mill­ t,vn lildren. Tommy nnd Jnan. Juan, and Pommy "ud a n d , ttlin, yellow taffeta gownt made Mr*. J. W. Hall, Jr.. Mis. I»>lly tlmt wliat xxns elm- (•>* grand Miss Dick, who had been doing tinnias former! n lovrl/ selling children. I tax i.l l*.ipjit*i fu lil • . ,. mother is ntill the lad xvord for Woleiinan. a Vus.m g u l.'t " helps Hester, Mrs. Ethel Mauley. Miss New York magaiine editorial for the progressions ‘of bridge Mr. and T. C. 1 - jvirkbm "('ididentical e n tic a l to that of ihe nnd Mr*. Mrs. X IL Kirklandl ®(' the inniil mnid of V ivian Jacksonville were 'ne gueai* i f . honor. Their nosegays nnd coro- Isabelle Manley all of Oilandu; Mif debiilnnte* today. w o r k f o r 16 y e a rs , w a -i a*tom*h- which began at 2:30 o'clock.’ In the few town* > •( 'Imedunin. After the scores w-ie added *a.t .Mr*. C. O. Little, .Mr niul Mrs. Mr. and Sirs. J. ( . Mitchell on i were uf ioso color' d cliry«an*d one d a y w h e n a f'-di" o ffic ia l Niittilni' .s i s II. (). Ilallenhark. Mr. and Mrs. im billing the capital. - .Skopje, W ho h ad k n o w n h e r f o r years ask­ Mrs. Lee Moore was awaidrd high Sunday. Uicrnumi ami pink rotr*. prise and acreeno was won by ('one Revels. Mrs. 0 . MacDonough with PO.IHHI inhabitant*, doll ed h e r to s e rv e as No.v York s ta ­ ,, , ... . . . . . . . J William Anderson ot llirmlng- ami Miss s r u r i A i .s i;n it a u g u s t Margaret MaeDommgh clothing nf the western xx-nhl 1* tio n WOR's d ir e c to r o f w o m e n ’s Mr*. J . L. Ingley, Hr. .Mrs. Per­ Mr, n'id Mr*. L. I. Nelson and > ham served a* Mr. Ingley'* lost kins presented Miss Brotrhle with children. T ertrllf Jean and Betty m#n. und other fraternity broth- of Jarksonvlllei Miss Hetty Rid- making Inroad*, lint ilii< 1- a na­ tion rliU-ftx- »f country folk and several piece* of her Old Master Lynn, left today to return to thrlr Tr> a Ne« Ileal Ileal permanent -hapeil in the nr«* I rather ere serving as ushers x-.rru Keith dle,of Pnlutka: Mr. and Mi*. Jock silver pattern.’ rill or lell long . . an )uil pirter. I'.-.|mi tally good lor ill) half. home in Miami iftc r spending McDonald of llirminglisni. Dyke Ih otebie of Neptune Heath. Mr. tradition 1* ftrong. I-ate In the afternoon n salad and Mrs. Clyde E. Hilton of Tam Scalp lir'almrnri aii|l electric nno-iixr a s p c tb lll. FOR Business! some with Mrs. Nelson'* parents, Coionndo. tile S|tnjii*ll expbjtev, course was served bv thu hostess Mr. nnd Mis. R. G. Hickson, on Mt(!ulloeh of Huntsville, Ala., and ns: Jack Seay of Louisville, Ky., Orin D. Landless of Sanfurd. Leo reputed to Ini' I- 11 in . li d ns fqi, assisted by Mrs. Perkins. Guests Celery Avenue. *----- ---- HAHHIHIT-MII I.FH-HI--M T-> NOOK —-------Mi's Blanch*JRoiyum!!.::. ntid-Jut: is FOR SCHOOL! JL'ltllir^uf-HsufuuLako -serve. 1-av TTliowles iTmTIi n* NilirnsT:1 Ih iM h for bridge Included _'.iu-jumurcc. of k e ib u rg : Mrs. I) K N>«* locution — 208 Ninth I'aik \xemie , I'loin* 1»7I an usher. Mis* Rrolehle! Mra. Mouro and th* Mi Gregor uf Macon, tia. and Jark Friends u f Mr. nnd Mrs. W. L. ‘ The sjn-ed of mils Valle* xxllb Mrs. Broome, moth -r of the Seay of Igmliville, Kv, Misset Shirley Smith, Kathryn Sieg. xi’lto nre cntlxlfig through tin- tcfopeiatoii.__ Wiggins, Jane Thigpen, Nan.-) the southern waters u f the slate bride, wore a gown of powder bln* Coljum and Martha Brown. Teg on thrfr vnrht. will b# interested lore and liut with .it snor'. lare gupsla were Mra. Karl Broome, to learn that they arc enrhorrd at locket. Her corsage wan of awietmother of th# honor*#, and Mrs. Clewislnn dtre to ■ 'b a d 'storm on beat 1 noM-s and shc wor^ a cIlfTi t of bluq net and sequins In h>-r D urter r Lake Ocheechobeo. hair. The groom'* mother, Mr*. CREASE - RESISTANT Ingley, was gowned In rn*e rrnw Mr. and Mrs. Julian k StenSTRIPED RAYON religious activities. with a draped iklrt. Blue floweis slrom returned tp Sanfot I Sntur- formed "Who? MeT” asked Miss Dick, ■day her rorsage and were after srWending tho Bible Conno religious apevlalit'. in open­ fen ne# Week at the Ridgecrest worn In her hair with a short pink eyed amaxrment. Mr#. Jack- llrntchie. the Assembly near Avneville, veil. bride's aunt, wore Import's! rose “ Yes," said th# radio man. “Yon. Baptist N. C.. and visiting friends ami You can get along with anvIxHly with a coronet of roses in In other sections of xx-t-s- crepe her hair and a lavender orchi.l and this Job certainly needs a dip- relatives tern North Carolina. lomaL” formed her rorsage. ' . So that week (in lD4l» Miss The bride atlepded schools In Dick tried the Job. The sam# yuai Sororities Admitted Central Florida and received hri her program was tranxfrrn-d to the Mutual network and today rhe To University Campus diploma from Heminole - irigii School. She studied at Floildti ia the network'! director of educa­ 'GAINESVILLE. Kept. I, -fSpe- State University In Tallaha»».-.< tional programs. , Important point* In her lexicon fls lj — Sororities can noxx- take for two and a half year*. Mr. for succeeding In tho Job ar* keep­ their nlace along with the Univer­ The Florida State Bank of Sanford is ailtlioim ’d by Ihe Uniled States ing a close check on details and sity of Florida'a 22 social fraler- Ingley received hi* early educa­ nltlea. thus offering furthc,- pi.n.f tion in Jacksonville and Hanford plain hard work. M lu Dick—tall, slim, dark-eyed that the girls are at last coming schools and graduated from Hrx« Treasury Department to cash Armed Forms L eav| Bonds' foi' W istCi ed . , anee Military Academy In Tennes­ and crowned with a cap nf darK to the Gator campus. see. During the recent xvur InThe Board of Conlrql has npcurls — is not much inclined lo owners “(any time after September I-, 1917). *' • chatter about the secrets of suc­ proved Ihe ’opening of inro-itie* served for two yearn in the Aimy cess. howevsr. .W hat she wanl* on a atrjctlv "local" basis for the Air Corps and has been attending to talk about Is her work Which nrenenL The “local” sororities Alabama Polytechnic Institute in There is no reejuirement that these bonds ftecashed :it this time in older Include* seeklrtg answers fur must lie sponsored hy 1 National Auburn. Ala. where he is a memsome of the most pressing prob­ group, but cannot purchase any lems of the times. She does not house or property until such time • to get your money*. They etui be cashed any time in tin* tuture, upon ile* write the programs, however. Re­ as a long range program With The Utllted States has approsicently she scheduled a scries of reference lo the Location of sor­ m#te|y Ji.lO.OOO churches. -peagrsms in which /our expcils ority .houses can *l># worked Out, mand And without delay. argued the question of “Tlie in­ the Hoard explained. Home 16 nallon-tl sorority fluence of rsillo, motion pirtureq groups have made Inquiries to the and comics on children." .' Unless you nre in real need of the money this institution and the 1 nited "Radio, motion' pictures .nnd University concerning the qstab. comics hsve been accused of hsv- lisbing of chanters on the campus, Ing a bad influence on children," but officials in the Office of the States Treasury Department'strongly recommend that you permit said Miss Dick. “So we got ex­ Dean of Students said that a Uni­ perts on the prevention of delin­ versity committee would meet IT PAY* TO LIITEN your bond to earn interest at 2LG per-cent .(up to its maturity), un y » » u quency, educators, librarians, pay- soon to outline prw-exluro hy cr, educator*, Read The Ada rista and othqfa to dahate the which the *ororlty group* could he admitted or organised. actually need the cash. We will be glad to serve you at any time. ^ tlon. “In general it waa brought out “Your Friendly Florida Slate Theatrea” Salutes that, although cheap and tawdry . v *■ m - • • Labor On Their Day Of Celebration In 1947 malaria! and gangster atorlra can - To faciliUite identification owners should bring their original separa­ have * bad influence If adminis­ tered In too la rre or frrxpirnt STARTS'TUKSDAYForV Days'!! doses, a far stronger fnfltience ex­ tion papers witli them when presenting bonds for payment. • ists In th* plUtud* which the child to th# entertainment (torn hi* home life. .Lack of love and . OU treat as* Uk* security can have a far greater * Under no circumstances may registered-owners-caslutheiii_bondiLi}e: iaflttence toward dollnqueiiry than d ir t... ma;be ,any kind of entertainment." last's why I ‘ fore September 2, 1947. For late September releas* Miss Dick has scheduled another seri-s love you so!" coverint th* currant children's problems. The flrat Will be devot­ ed to war babin, who will ester We invite you to take advantage of our many other services., . . school for th* first Urns after tu r­ bulent babyhoods, often deprived . . (Courteous and efficient personnel to assist you in all financial matters. of a father’s companbrnsbio. Tha droos that proves you can "The aim Is,to awska the public 'Grow lash aHlatesxt a n d lenxiixlna. to the problem which education RuUr stripe* and res or pleat* faces in thee* children—to make All transactions are photographed and become a permanent record of parents reslis* the difficulties are all hi isin see. Belt, pashI,l II lx) teachers will hava and to help the u p sleeve# an d " t s s c u p " ■*ti with a Well mad* on* that give long ahd accurate TEEN TALK LEAVE BONDS ’\ i v There Is no on* Instrumenf ' In the practice of medicine thaf Is mor* valuable than a th#r-" mometer — and II l# psrhi th# only medical Instrument average psrson can us# an' Interpret suerassfifflp,. ones t»4, has learned how. •* Any .noticeable Inereas# Iif tembsrstur* la a deflnita of Illness and the doctor fet wiMBlUd-ftt-u n ff, R.rntlMttemperature readings Will u l | the ddtlor a great'A*a great d e a l! _ ing an illness, and may **v him -unnecessary ----------- he Prizes Arc Announced In Poetry (’ontest OF ARMED FORCES N * 4 .7 2 * -h r- T■22S ftS ,iAA?o?ir lips' a r e s ^ T l hfo'l h e'pel m by a waller to whom t horn*- a —lump from ' m the war to ■*' $6,870 now. 1 the coins are considered rto More than hU Just due. Lord help u# If Among American cilic* ihowing we forget the tip. anywhere In the city; we wttl be lucky to escapa , , • *'* grestfit amount of con»ltu*- with legs and arms Intact. . # * e # ■te two from Florida, Miami IN THE OOOD OLD DAYS—heavens, a* recently aa five year# Palm Reach. ago—you could get a shin# for *' nlcksl. Now ll'a at least 4 dime, and no guarantee that s polishing brush will not be hurled at your We see where the Vocational retreating head if you do not add a nlckei or dim# tip. hool re-openi tomorrow. EveryTry and gel away with a 10-psr-cent-of-the-blll reward tn tha over 16 year* of age should raaiie-dsttle night spots tho## svsplngs. You likely will bo black­ balled from every joint In-town. Including the one-arm coffee houeoi. dw how |o run « typewriter lime ha* long lince patted If you try that atunL In the tinny gin mills of B2nd atreet, of couroe. where the ja»* commercial world, and giants hold forth, there are no holds barred and th* waltera, hatting in the tociil world, when chick girls and headwaltsre greet you aa you enter as If they were trton can gel along without Strangler Lewie coming out of the opposite corner to test hammerriler. Trying to write ev- locks with you.------ ------------- ------'■ - .' ", ’ Ringside tebiss ar* purchasable only by a Nit of aufBdent Mae ling in long htnd U like in stuffed Into th* headwaltsra hand. Why. th* Up even has found iU on uiing a hone in pref Insidious way Into hospital*. Floundering around town with a piece to an automobile. You tim of toot In my left eye the other evening. I finally ended up In • hos­ f never gel anywhrre. And don't pital to have It taken o u t ’ • Sfied with the hunt-and-peck An interne accomplished the job precisely enough, and then X You get ihe word* down. ] turned to him and aaked If there was a fea. "Well, not exacUy.” h# i said, studying my billfold In hand coolly. V \ stood face to faoo tor hi*11 never know ihe lune. ’* a moment and I wondered If he were going to put the aoot bask In Brooklyn Gluen, big Dem mj( aching orb 1/ I didn't slip him a t least enough for a drink at th* comer saloon. . - - ■ ^ Brooklyn newspaper operat However. I was his m atch:. I was th* outraged sucker a t'b a y , continuously tufca 1666, ha* Casper Milquetoast finally aroused to a quiet fury, "That’s nice.” X the fight againil rising •eld blandly, and dusppesrtd out into Uts city streets. .b jg d y J ^ L sti ■pub- u t tU u W K l. I t t J . T l p r * 4 * e publiihing in YOU TIP DOORMEN AT CHRISTMAS, letter carriera ftt the r and time i* q tremenclou*telegraph messenger*. dru*etora eounMr d s .................. T d e YorR a ra , • , In me th a t I Miss Hrutchic and Mr. InRley Marrktl In Candlelight Ceremony At Kpincopal Chureh Social Calender S A ar* m a la la la M la !*• l* k l la Ikr raaalri aallk k#a4aaarlafi la Ihlaaaa mA Arat hath. "Vi* 11*1*14 » a a.,wkar al ••*» IMarlat,4 rr*** A«aarlalr4 r»*»- raklrh ........ •• eelMW* PACE THREE _____ — . —L.-js n TH E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 194f The Sanford Herald S if. - — -A* *- / fl �• ,4 PAGE FOUR 1- THE SANFORD HERALO, SANFORD. FLORIDA —r— men Bow Out O f 1947 Season Toni TOUGH SLEDDING AHEAD . By Jack Sords A Morning Mmpt ToCSchciiu1''R o n t e s t a c e s To Be Held Today At With Islets Killed; Stanton • To Hurl Seminole Oval - Dr ARTHUR RECK WITH, JR. Major Hig-Car automobile me­ Herald Hpnrts^Kdllnr in* will how into Ihr local fpnrU • The Sanford O lerv Fed*, play. picture thla afternoon nt HemiuMa Inn srimatlnnal liall mtr near scnnatinnai Null In in u the; w M U g k Speedway in Gasiellwrry t?a*icll*crrj! 4 p u in a feverish fttrMt* wft>i atatar-studded’ seven m l * to gain a M rlh In the HM7 j,rograrm The return of Arr.erHhaufrhnessy playoff aerie*, had |ra', mo*| thrilling spurt to the all hopes of playing the extra Sanford ifiy* has been hrooghl. Itame that would have given them I about hy Florida Raceway*, who the fourth slot op the ladder wnih-1 have left no stone unturned lo rd away Inst night after the Fed* bring to the fans ‘.he tops-in onhad driildied the Orlando Sen. trrtainment. atnr* in a f to 2 contest at the The Speedway, scene of ruccess. Municipal Park yesterday , after ful stock car ra.’es in neent months, has lu-cn completely icnoon. . Manager John Krlder, President worked to aerommofta'a.thn Inst George Stlnr anil Florida State sit-ek racing creations und is in league President Sidney Herlong Perfect condition. Thu cieam of motored to Daytona Reach last dare-devil racing dri»er» have filed their entries .ind the inva- ^ contest**between 1s’tween1the Teds " J i Ot* l t ! 1• egnteat Feds ’.and M " m oWhour", „of .nied A _ l. at lhethe lnfk ||| |h> Lgeion Meet Baptists Denounce Truman L etter T o 1 Pope Pius XII u w iK *J* Ultraviolet Light Reducing Disease By ALTOV L. IILAKKSI.KK Associated Press Selencc Reporter ' NEW YORK~A sis. yea.- study at 5L I.uke’s Hospital has showed a marked decrease in retpiratory diseases through use >f ullrpvtalci lights throughout an -ntirc convaleaertM building for children. Reporting the stud) in the New Ydrk State ^Journal -if Medicine, Dr*. Gertrude M. Hyde and Regi­ nald A. Illggon* said they believed it was the first time *urh a build­ ing waa coverrd completely for air sterilisation. - ■ -v Hr SPUD JOHNSON - SCIENTISTS ARE NOW BREEDING CROPS THAT • Wn,L RESIST INSEC1 A new chapter Is lieing written in tha story of man‘s battle against Insects—a never-ending struggle that seems to grow more intense from year to year. The new chapter deals with the devel­ opment of crop varletlu* that pos­ sess resistance to certain crop pests, a step greatly desired hy everyone who has ha I to struggle against pesta to produce crops. While new and morn powerful thseclicldes are still coming on the scene, giving fresh succor to those who are engaged in -ontrolling pests, the -litroxer/ and development ..of . varieties of -dif­ ferent crops th at have high resis­ tance to pesta ia Indeed encourag­ ing. Department of Agriculture plant breeders recently r-qv»rte-l on the subject. Winter wheat resi'.tant In Hr*- j ■ian fly thry think is probably the must effective job -to Tar done. along that line. Rut progress Is being made in devoloping corn, which will be llttie affected by chinch bugs, stored grain Insects, the European corn boc«r and the earthworm. Although work with other crops haa been leas extensive than that with wheat and torn, the Depart­ ment men report atriking •etults already In L-reedlnr sorghum* re­ sistant to chinch hu/, barleys re­ sistant to the grt'ci .hug alfalfa resistant to pea aphi-l and potato tcafhopprr, sugarcane resistant to the augarrane horcr, sunflower re­ sistant to seed weevils, and even locust Iter* resistant |n the locust They find records of resistance in nearly 100 4iffu*en: plnnta In­ volving more than 100 different Insect oesta. No doubt th t group wilt Include nlanl* of rmnom'c im­ portance In Florida If the breeding for resistance’ la carried >m wit Itl such a large v a n * '/ of plants. Rut th* aclentlsl* ‘ell ns it is a alow process, even with plants th at yield more than one crop a year. Anyway, Florida grower a Imp# that they will succeed before many years and thus help to reduce a large annual past control hill. Q New 1917 Frenlcllne Kleclric Ranges- - j- Waffle Grills Sandwich and Waffle Grill ’ ^ « • •. i i ’ Washing Machine .9 5 ?5 6 .50 Ilormeyer Electric l-'ood Mixer $ 2 4 -9 5 Mnnn — Bowman — .Electric ■t. Hi Coffee Perculator 2 f $JfJ.95 Uirch Hand Wind Phonographs $ 1 8 -5 ° Monitor Combination Steam and Flat Irons (while they last) O $13 7 5 3B:’ General Electric $9 Q.oo ExhnuHt Fans 42'* General Electric Exhaust Fans n: ' ••• * 1 1 8 ‘°° (Above. Merchandise Available • For Immediate Delivery) St. Johns Electric Co. 110‘W. Commercial Are. ~~- ; ' -. ), --- ■■;■■■--V— . ?1 6 -M il Monitor Apnrlmenl Sire Hanford, Florida tv’fv 'i^-tv. ‘ ■ - ___ • _ While (,'rtws — ('onihinnUtm GLASS & PAINT COMPANY \ . $ 1 5 -9 5 & GLASS COMPANY flff•!V-• « ' --« , . * 2 6 9 - 95 Mann — Uawmnn ORANGE BOWL AIDS OLYMPICS MIAMI. 8*pt. 1, (Special) — Purchasers of th* 60.000 tickets to the 1946 Orange Bowl claasta will hare hta opportunity of helping send the American Olympia team abroad. Th* Orange Bowl will collect voluntary contributions of U cents par tickets fur NIAA Olympic participation. (Fully Automatic) mm ;■ * Ordinary house plants, however, died within a short period of time in the rooms with the "inoonglow” light. Rural Common Sense Beginning Week of September U t and until further notice the following JFIrms will remain open bn Wed* afternoons and will close - afternoon. J| treated year*.'* DtsMae Checked The lights also appeared helpful. th* physicians said, in limiting' the spread of outbreaks of con­ tagious diseases. Some of the adult. attervlA ts also had driver respiratory inferDun*. The odor usually found dn children's institution* disappear*the report added. The experience snowed. Dr. Hvdc and , Dr. .Illggon said, that the lighta should be used in sum­ mer as well a* winter. They said O iling Lights maintenance cost about S500 a The lights, hung from the ceil­ year to keep 60 lighta truing, * 9 ing, irradiated only the upn-r halt original Installation easting about of the rootns with ullrsviidrf light. 1 2 . 0 0 0 . It la the ultraviolet in mnlighl that tans the skin. Ruining night and day. the lights gave every cubic foot of air in the entile building a sterilising iffocl equiv­ alent to 100 complete changes of air every hour, they said. At night the lights gave a faint glow resembling moonlight-, hut the youngster* had no ■trouble sleeping. The usual right light* were made unnecessary. The study covered three years without the lights, and threi years with them. The figurr* "in-lliate a reduction of 3.1 per ren* in tbe arlual number of.children feiensh from respiratory disease* for. tht treated year* as ggamit the un- NOTICE 'W~-l Ba a — Indian Crisis U 'nallm s I i m !•*** n » | I I ' h II s m * I n s . I'a n Ih w l throw of the government" were respondents were led through a endorsed. cljy where boundary force ofli A minority report from the I err* ‘concealed from them the fact housing committee supporting the , that a factory building they saw yVagncr-KlIcndcr-Taft housing hlll'j contained the bodies of dJtpO llin(Tf In. Cohgr***' brought the flrtt roll due shot down in cold blood hy Moslem police and soldiers. call vote/ The minority report woa. reject­ T hat would be a pietty, dlffl ed, ‘2,79(1-722, and approval ■was cult sort of a secret to keep, given to the majority report call hut It is obvious that the teller* Ing fur ejection of all nonveterans of this tale believe it, and spread from public housing project* and it, which helps to keep up the for priority for veterans in all tension. future public housing projects * O’Neil, the new commander, was elected unanimously after THEY BCORKIN ORANGE hi* three rivals withdraw before ROWL the first roll call had been com­ pleted. The trend of the voting MIAMI, Sept. I, (Special) — showed that he would have had a Of 67 touchdowns in til Orange majority. Th# other nominees were Howl classics, 21 have come on S. Perry Rrnwn of Beaumont, forward passes, 19 on line' Tex.,: Joseph J. Malloy, Washing­ smashes, 12 on end runs, two on ton. D. C., and Martin V. Coffey, blocked mints, and one each on o Middletown, Ohio, lateral pass, a kickoff return and At th# separate convention, at a pass interception. the Lailnn'a Auxiliary, Mr*. Ruth Hutton gf Excelsior Minn., was named national president without KTARIUM-NINE STORIED opposition. She succeeds Mrs. HIGH Norton H, Pearl of Retried and will serve with these vlte pre­ MIAMI. Sent. I .. (Bneciatt — sidents: Mr*. 3. 3: Jeraberk, of Ton row pf lhe new upper_deck Algoma, Wi*.; Mrs, John Lake- of the Orange Bowl stadium will man. Jr., of West Springfield, lie nine stories high. Enlargement Mass.; Mrs. John Kirkpatrick of of the Orange Bowl to 00,000 seats Eustls, Fla., and Mrs. W. B. for the 1948 New Year's football Dingle of Dayton. Wash. Mrs. classic is running ahead of achedMyron Skclley of Dc* Moines, | ule. Iowa, was named chaplain and Mrs, Carl Zeller of Bigonsburg, Ohio, Historian. Daytona llrarh Islets, hut the trip thrown open for warm-up* try the was to no avail. of I.R.C.O.D.A., the sanc­ If the local* could have plaved officials tioning body for the race*.'and one more game am, -m . ‘ the drivers will Ik- given a two could have trimmed the Senator*. hl . T „k Pi. T Z h hrv s . h,,Ur l"'t M to MoTC all ,,mn trUU at Tink-r Field tonight, thev would H, , ,, j.cresvary fcf** " " T ,h -, VUl “f ,* Vt alu.tnjrnt* so that their rara will find division hy .000.1 of a point, jn ,„,rf„rl tnnllj.j,m l()r th#ir perron lege potn*s reveal.run against time. A more hrllllant .drived for the Kxriiemcnt was runnitu* at fev-1 first division hy a dull th at was er-nltch night in racing cir­ rated np lietter than sixth place cles as last mschanlra readied their at the first of the season, muM far for today's hid for supremacy never have boon displayed hy any In sneed and there wvry a* many aggregation. un-dictions as to who would win • It Is true thnt the Feds did not the Casselberry Swe-pilak.-x a* finish the season in second place there are entries. Only when I he f-lgWtUlVeSSlT/Of Pltr?gUf?6M * as they did last year.- it is also checkered flag drops will th- final FtxrrtfA L L COACA. tie s u c c e e o J „„ true that bn one expected the lit r e *»**»*• «»> ’ victor emerge. vM o A bofep t f t e R striking [MMrswltwft M lt« have change at IBc big ring -To OrtiO'ST'ATta' Friday nfght at the Municipal Park the Fed* put on a show of Sports Roundup fielding ability that has hitherto Ily HUGH FULLERTON Jr. j Bulgarian Election been unseen In the Florida State League thit year. Outfielders HEAR MOUNTAIN, N.Y. Sept, (< itRUhhfn fm m l ’»K* 41lltP9 made ratehes and (nficlders made t UP>—For Ihr heneht of foot­ following a llinlaiH-st rily sani­ ball fan* who spent last season pigya that were nothing' short of tation Iruck that 25 person* hod sensational, The Cclerymen were discussing the greatness of the voted in each place. forced to go It innings with the Army football tram, here’s what's Hungarian radical party memSt. Augustine Saints to gain the likely to happen when a good part Iw-rs in Debrecen reported that Hv FRANK (FUKIEN 1 to 0 viclory. Hill Stanloq went of that squad turns out for the 16.IH.H) Hungarian nrironers of war ROME, Sept. I (/P)—Spokesmen' from Russia rearhed there at 9 the route and gained credit for the Eastern All-stars tusdle with the for a group of 44 American Bap­ Iiers in Debrecen reported that 16. Victory. • • New York Oisnts next week. Saturday evening the reds In- Arnold Tucker, Glenn Davis and tist* touring Europe *»sertc«l to- A. M., two hour* after the poll* vadtul the Ancient City ami drop Doc Blanchard likely will tie in the day that the recent exchange of opened, an-1 within a h alf hour ped a cosily 6 to •3 battle to the starting backfirld but won't play lettera between President Truman had voted at tables in the rail­ more than half the game except and 1'npe Pius XII implied that road statiim !nta. Sail Tonight the Kridermen how out under extraaurdinary ______ condltiona. .. the United State* government “ia An American who visited Kec­ an ally of cleriral totalitarianism,” skemet said that though the ballot of the 1047 Florida State League, W„ , Rlanrhard’s sub, Ill Their statement declared the supply there was baseball season at Tinker Held n fu|IU rk (n lhe ai,ernal<. bfttltfor (W,Orlando in a alngle contest with field. . center Jim Enos is a CO­ President's action “associated-the 000 local citiren* entitled to vole, the Senator*. It i* likely that CO starting choice with Lou Dauk- Vatican in a crustrde apparently the supply had run out hy .'I P. M. Manager John Krlder will send a* of Cornrll, Shelton Riles is a American government with the while 12,60tl ritlxens still waited h a ll -to ca»V th eir- tote i/............;-=i 'v tuiiiMiuu uii 'iu»■ Rig Hill Stanton lo the hill to face poasihU starting tackle-although against . Cnninuinietn."-r-aiil ales our .. such procedure “ vtnUlc* the Solon*. Penn Slate’* Red Moore seem* Yciterday Ruddy went the likely to get the call while Alf cherished A m .rican doctrine j, ‘B & S t . t S S route for tlw. Rada Taviel la running tx-hind Yate’a . I that. -20,000 false vote, had bee Senator, and waa!tbe master «f 8huler for „,hel ,ackle „ .n f u .d l T him self is » ' M t „ M,M. ,)y vo,eni W,.H aupplim) the situation • ,lth * w a y . l,|on Kml Ton, ,U). „ hB1 „ fpraln. 1 ' '• , , with blue slip* authorising them Joe Jones, sltlpglK-an right- . ank|e whl|r 1>0<))f didn't The statement described a* | (u ballot away from home. Sieged, Ksombathcly nn-l M Makn g ro y ithe n r rreturn c i u r n ufl Myron eiy t-m K ziinllillht'ly nn<l ««n rc»hander of (hee flejiatm I show up. , . Hr relumed to Mle- "tragedy’’ C. Taylor . similar . -c on the mound raylor -as-------prastdentlnl -----repre- tt|•, nU mode rcporU. Off that lineSBI lavas M t 1r*-A H n isi tt J . 1 . ■* . . Qm . ............................. .... hut was senl V fT n /g a rly *ho*«r| T.1” 1? ? 1 sen tail ve »■« st Airs* the VVatican, and ••!•!-, AmrHc, u lhat In ................ log F« ml:' addition to persons disqualified in Davl. n<o» iiavis t.Kik v*vi vver the uiv »hill. ■■■ assign; T !_!Ll!!m£ j U2i. “We lielieve this action Is h* ,th e pre-election -lays, 3,800 voter* inenl for the visitor* In the third . . h. ' , . i* | closely connected with the pre*. j were disqualified at 8teglet be­ frame and limited the local, to liall W team i ^ t n to ^ Lpnsluce d r i K soi many all- .l««vntW year... ......... a . .t tween Saturday midnight and the _____ i. mssproduce _____election, __ Withnext one runhduring hi* tour. I* connected the event* in opening of th/1 thif polls, ami llungars ta r candidates. b lll.4M lti | Europe." ..............................................ib inn Independence Party members * Ml* » b n n MISSION ACCOMPLISHED > Asked for comment, a Vatican reported H.OOO to lO.tiOO new dis­ 2 I.ytirond, — i \ v y t *1 1 M M rljuighry tell* thit one to Il­ sou ref who decline-! more apecific qualifications In, two Budapest « • 1 1* rti-li-rt----". lb llta slrl, if • ft 1 1 n lustrate the value nf a cool qquart- identification said only that “th.- districts. « t) 0 1 A erhack like Turkt-r to any •foot­ on a matter which ' present* an ItsvIL <;f Os nito n . If / V T' ■« ft 1 I 0 ball team.,v. . In scrimmage the Vatican I* not going to cninm rn 4 ft ft t 1 other day, the squad's regulars attack o n ’President TnimAn'a mo- * Mnmilnv. >b 1 * 1 i 4 couliln’t gain on dive tackle playi lives," lb W ainwright Retired 2 l e 1 0 been use the defensive guards where Abtv*. * The spokesmen for the Rapt l it J a m , |> 1 ft * * 1 were Dr. Duke McCall, -executive H ' —n fln s .ft lif lM i*fta* S » l ranging weld; , . Tus* outlined t <1 1 « 2 DsvD. v which I can open my * brief re­ secretary of the executive roui _ the situation before * sending .*i ' - » -- — ---- mb' mlttee of thn Southern Baptist', marks with the i-inewhat stereo­ Total* , u 1 r » ’ II Tucker in and Arnold replied. Convention at ' Nashville, Tenr. typed statement that I am happy “ Don’t worry coach, 111 take rare • n rirn n * a t r ti 11 n of that", . . On the flrat play he and Dr. Frank K. Mean*, educa­ to i-e here.' "For the generous tribute you IMIvsnnan If 4 • a a A callsd for a quarterback sneak, tional secretary of the convention'* missions bpard at Rich„ have paid me I am deeply grate 1 I l f 4 which caught the guards out of foreign M u rrs r Ik ................... , tl* rtln s « n n .,rf : 1 A A A position and gained a country, m,*nd, Va. Dr. Krnest F. Campls-ll. fu l/’ KalirrlSM . lb i > A I I I A mile. Hi* voice we* retried mrgf * | pastor of the First Baptist Church HfM-, rf ?i 2 * • 1 A (a t Alexandria, Va., was with them public address system to 2,500 J 1 n I J • t . L strl* ,.* • I>oc Blanchard, who wore no 36 as lhay made their comment. *t»r, ru crack troori » l Msnv*. *« ■ r a # a t on hi* Jersey though hi* college The spokesmen aald their group nml an rstireatni 8,000 eperlalor* M. P ‘ | i t r i I rarer- r . had to Mttle for 38-a at sept to-'Europe twn months ago who were on hand ttTWW ft fouril» '» * ? T l ^ t l » 37 I I an All-atar. . , Seems th* original to study Baptist relief work. rep-. star General retire, Tim merger of tho armed forces, in-ir-. eao 0*^.1 number waa retired for good after r e s e n t e d "prtgl-iniinnnlly lias IsoterO : KI |4s M l—4 Merlyn Cotidit's great.,, g reat.„ pperforSouthern Baptist Convention but he said, was a?*urance t-> .Mm e rfo r- _ _ ghnwt TcUr Rub* t-sltsd tm >•-. mance ft few years ago.*. . Bill al*i the northern convention.'' that "with projier support, the tsrftcM U s l- I, Murray. Rotten, approach In a peaceful World U In *00. tirade!. Tern t.eir hl><! l^wit. Schuler I* the only Giant player They said: "On behalf of group here, the makitkg.'' JuMlre. asnirtree H-ltMrteld. M||. wholl be oppoalng his. own Uai representing bnlh • northern end veroisn. Tvter. n-mbls pUc.: t^k r nexl Wednesday, Rill doesn't min Fund of music, tears came to t'O I«i Murray because he playp football for fun southern Baptist convention, we the General's eyes as the csrelo Seltrrrtrl-I - - - - - n h fleet’ rtf, Inilaad of the money and plans to feel that tha recent exchange of mony was concluded with the sing­ land" *. Ma rtf-.--! tft llstee nn r-flUt: nfr t. „ff | I „ f f K sd* be a pro only one season. , , Steve letters between President Tru­ ing in unison nf “ Auld Lu-g 1. nrr>t«b not hv Jno-. X (,» l.-y, Clpot of St. Ronaventure Is the man and the Pope, in which Pres­ S y n ef his favorite song. J- hv Davie I. Hit. tifff j „ „ „ i In th a 'sq u a d 's tension-reliever and ident Truman associated thn One of the 21 generals present ?• Ip 4 'lMl 1".** f,,r 4 f""* o44 r». vi. Is so popular that the boys pick American f_gojre|,nmqnt w ith 'th e for the retirement program waa Innthtffl f-rr ft. lc -s la him j u "eaptaln" in photographs. Vatican In a crusade apparently, Brig. General Charles 0 , B an , '£* Wwalrvsi iu u . mut Iv tactics were out­ against Communism, violate* our adjutant general of New Mexico, , . Defensive *11. Time -if asm r1 t :II. lined by th* head coach's son, cherished American doctrine >1 who sang In the'prison camp choir that Wainwrlght said wax John McLeughry, who I* coaeh separating church'and state. Th# Arabian nenlnsula 1* half at Union College, Schenectady, "the hook on which we hung our Riders^ for tha early American _live*” in the dark day* nf thalr 1 .* ? ** Europe hut haa a N. Y„ a post formerly held by Bpulstlnn of only 11,600,000. “Pony Express" often nolo 250 capture. Mel Hein. milts a day on horseback. He even named his new homo "Fhidler** Green” from an old ^ 3 ^ B MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, 1947 i ' ---* �.1 4 .... Sftr: « k MONDAY. SEPTIttlBER 1, 1917 T f ir . S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A — ■ 1 f* am The weight of the jm th '* ntmoxphcte ha* l>*-en‘ estim ated at more than five quadrillion tjm*. . . . Our stpiukling flnvor-fllltftl . JlcvcritRes when H'^, hoi! Bill’s Package Store and Bar 112 W. First Street » hone 880 j y = SALE flow ers ECORD PLAYKltS Tor rent. Hy day or week. The Music It.ix, IIP W. l*t_ 8 l. Phono 958. Ek u FFICK apace in Mtlach Building. LarRe light office*, newly decor•ted. all utilities, heat and ja n i­ to r service furnished. Call Ht>AW J | , 4 A. Dept. HU)re. CONVALESCENT HOME now open at Chuluota, 1 H miles d E. of Sanford and 18 milea N. E. Compensation Law foe all occasions McNKILL A YOST FLORItTB Blpes Are. just off Celery Office ph. 403 residsnee oh. 8.10-R CONCRETE SEWER PIPE SEPTIC TANKS. (irra*e Traps Blocks. Aluminum Windows and Screens, White cement I'alrit, Pcrma-tile, Hurricane brac.*e Miracle Concrete Company, 3W> of Orlando. Large ecreen arnf ,w Kim Ate. Phone 18SJ.- open "porches to all and enjoy See Jimmie Cowan's Sheet Metal lh« cool hrsczrs off Laks OathWorka for new Radiators, new sriac. j iainr* gmunrio anJ walks Radiator-cure*. Radiator rlrnnMli. 6 »tn onto traffic. Large __ing and repairing. lobby and rooms. Brick construe, HBWINU MACHINES “ lion. C«n accdbrodato 26 only. SALES 4k SERVICE J W . or writs for reservation BERTS SKWINCS MACH. SHOP af onco. Ovfsdo 2302 or Dr. IIS 8 . FRENCH. PII. 1190 Martin 2392 or writs Box 137 Chuluota Florida. Large sHan Batteries -A—Ualli.i v -Chaiging,— "Tor Ru'esfs to VTilflKeTr doctor. II. 11. POPE < . INC.. -------------------------- , ------------ —« t v .. . Notice* a re ^currently - In-In r ?■ I '•!»-• I maileil to A.S73 employer* who are T«t*M» fV»»M tilUl ftMlKJlUl Klftl t|u«j mut| f«iin'itir.- mr rrlurn but V* *»• Aiitl «.t tHiriit.i:* YOUJI MON'IIV li,\i*K Tnwhion tunic t*.» ' DKLAND; Sept, t i S|Hvtnl l lit p iipasallun fut a tavutd fail riiiollment which l’re»idetil \V. S.f Alien p-edicts will exceed i',ii Stetson U niversity*ha» umlcrgon* •i $26,000 auunuiet face-lifting. When the .indent* retorts i<> the •-ampu* next month they will find many improvement* which will add to their i.eomfort. [he, CrrtlfRe iif, Low. iiew- ikt u -i np-'-ML» own'" iiuililluR, s t tJJe" iiliml' Airi*ert. Jfaa Hut linlp; ...... ............ iUw* room hut loom to expaltd.1 « tide Science Hall, which fi.nueiIv hoiisetl the College of l.uw .n addition1 to the ilepartment* »iwn .divorce aciiun .s.i* m ndlng linn en a rtisL af ih • IH * poxxiom. in Tturlinbanu-, Cnlif "• * ; Carl H. "Smith. Cliaiimun nf f|ie -T...... h e wealrhv ColUndm -1 . - / . 1-1 Cumui;**uin. - ..... an-Ohio. Florida •Indusfrjal fiRlire chmged te w if- with tioiinced today. * -yxtrem e nientHl "i ietn . ’ I tu ‘'Anpruxilhately SO pstenciet have r „ m,dainL chaiRc* W dl... 1 " 'O ' j the liio rw fe.. uml deu.i*ll.d cnw | , V( The two . «.< m aH .n l I |h txjoon | Mim| s q u ir e d tv M sw m IW X] WORK WANTED c s Walling Fo The Modern Dnrea't wnlt for SALES v HE ADVERTISES ^ **y A! Chairman Of Trustees LOST_* FOUND RT. AUGUSTINE. Sept. 1 (S jmi LOST pair aye glasccc with amher d a l)—Frank D. Upchurch of 8t. frame. Finder pleaac phone Augustins has been elected chaltor m i - j . man of tha Board of Trustee* EXPEBT painting — contract or hourly basla. 8. 0 . Grogan. LOST—Man’s wrUt watch, flex- of tha University Foundation at Is a non-profit educational instiIt InstiPhona 7 W J. Iblr stalnlesa still hand, lata Sb Augustine. The fiM Fnundallo.i M iM ii T hun a v afternoon In Sanford or FLOOR 3ANDIN0 A finishing, tutlon. It will open a Junior Colon Ssnford-Drlosnd hlwsy. Lib- lege cleaning A waxing. Our power of Liberal Arts and an inaral .. si reward. Box J. W. C. e/o unit cnahlca us to work whara terdennmliiational S c h o o l for Herald. thar# la M electric connect 10.1 Chriatlan E<luration in October. avallsble. 21 years esperlonr*. The Foundation has secured IB AUTOS FOR SALE H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary, Fla. beautiful “ Klrksfde" M m erly the date Henry M. Flag, Jon a* cook or mhid »* day. 301 UNO DODGE tdekus. truck. A t •hsru teforofItsUseprogram. , E. 6th fit. comjiliuii. 1‘husw 1199. Other mem leis ol the Board of in -SJ? * I theatrical acencie*. and private cmtdoylUiint aRrncie*. Agerv'ie* which have riot seriiied liceti**» ahoiild file nl'pllcntiiu: 1 with the Florida lnilu*uial Coumii>-*HHr i.r Tnllahaa-.i-e Thy Wor k,111111'* I* iript r.NUiion RENO. Ncv.. Sept. i. •TV France* • I’*ache*I 1L< tfan lliim'n inc Hynes Civelll Wdl - n. wfi.*-,m arriage at lit lo usis'lb* New York mlllonalre fii* l bim-gltt hm into the ouhlic eve u- 1‘dJd. iTAI .LAIIASSKK. Sept. I. t Spe­ in s sued for'divorce hv her fourth cial | Private employment openhusband. ThI' »uit wa* fitrd I'n u iy , l»> rie* in Florida 'mu'«t In' licensed Employment Agencies Must Be Licensed division of the Flo, .da Inditatiiul Commission ha* lieen given Ihe" re*pon*ihillt v of .-nforrinR the 1 eiMlIntIon* Hilopled hv the l 'o ||. mission thmiiRh it * field » ta|f of Ralph N. Wittaop, *hlV hij «if*'r liy RepU l.to comply with legixla- DetHltv Commissioner*.and ln*poe- m ip>*. The *tani'iMiis 1 '. ' prxrttce for •• the ncwlv lieen*i-.| t.e-..teip» am im-li'diil in ".’o rule* itnjlirc with "Hr- ' Mr. smith -aid While -he 1 J S Ovw. l a * Include .1U1 < e« U ||i* te r * . service chinges and rod. .‘lion., o.lelieihlp for a further reduced rale, vertisimr,.-ami with 1 elation', of which w at rrcomnienilel hy the private ageneie* . with applicant* Cnmmi»*ion and enacte«l hy ^he and emulmii*. Come* of tl.pse 1-cRinIaturr at it* 1947. »o**“ n. The -avinif* to individual firm* '"I k m i.'o. o'ni't'io. ilt' Pencil.-^ fu«t w ..l lMw.n.l W v.nrlv license fee i* A1U0. .ir.ee rtile* have !>ern *e.lt l«v the ln !'is. Will ranee from tfi to SI I per i f !| / , miiinmertt w .|i' (Hnddv) ftrownlne l i t *e. i-n.l | t In* law diil m>t liecom • rffe itlv e trial-Commission to a.i MR.-p.te* Illi the fee from th a t having license, to operate in.Mot* thousand on pay . . . . . .roll* . . . . . .for . . ,.,e ....... N, " ,.'" '" IT. .'. . U J X . --the the third .M next h u sU n d w». R erna.d H . .. ...... . 1until June H iila. and fourth ralendar quarter*. The J1*" u ' W ver. Colo., theater "Pnit at tM.'Jfi. Allen a»i new minimum rale ts o n e-tm th of f‘ “ "i.m th.. I le.i.lent Agencies irgtdui.-d Dbdcr the ,‘tv t i" *M ! Also pending l< one m-r rent a* aRainrt the old ...unced. >w minimum rate of seven-tenth*. j' In Ellxalieth Hall, adm inistin. Saving* . to Florida taxpayers I'hoi huildoiR, the former . " ' j Otuincsa Opportunities dur to the revision of contribution room hn* t**-eu converted into 1 rate* and other amendment* will M-llc, of office*, a publtc addle-JOBS THAT CAN HIVE YOU approximate $U,000,000 p, r M en- system ha* la-«-n installed In th**j auiiitenunt. and an inform ali'»n NEARLY 42.000 ('.U til SAVINt.S dar vear, N O T I C E One-half of the tlJMVt employ­ Ir.l vi ill la* cent 1allv locsleit IN 3 YF IMS The Lllirarv ha* t*-en ntnnvated High srhool grxiluales, you are er* . .presently , reporting ... .and . nsyiug amt reilecoralevl and new lighting • offsTed a rholcy of |oh» In wblch 1 >*XF* *Pe Florida Unem- (•id ventilating *y*\v-ni- h aw •' ■ plovnn-nt Compi-nsatlun U s me Beginning Ocdobef III Iho new Motor VebicU Safoly Rpsport>eu can save enough moniy in '«-en ihstalhat. ' * . 3 Years to *tan you own liusl- not vet eligible for a re.lueiil rate Tlie Commons amt l*oth the • ■ tibilily Law will ba enforced. Thii will affact avery automobile nes*!' Your real .-bnnee for a since they have not l>eeu liable neh'a mul the 'women** gvmna i’ixmI future In-gin 1 with the new- for a suffii-ient nerlbtl of tittle to -uni* have l*-en trtlecoi ated a* ownar and operator in Florida. ’0 Regular Army >ii Air Force. permit thy granting.'if a rate, tc- will . h- t'hairilotn Itoll. largest.!"a d u c tiiu i.’— u o —------ of Select a job v-m'ir- eq n lp p rl to dustioMr the women'* dot m itotic-, It an automobile owner or oparstor it Involvad in an accidsnt onUnder the. provisions of the Fed­ whnie wall* have l*x-n |>aint'"*l do. The Army nnd Ait Force dar certain condition!, ha may lota his licania and hit right to offer the highest p.vy ln history, eral Internal Revenue Ci de. an and woodwork and furnituie along with uniSutunlln« for ^nqiloyrr is required to hove been fuu-hed thioughout tin- Imilding. dri»a a car until ha maatteartain financiatraquiramantlof tha Law. travel, ntdcaiton, an I teal sec­ liable for the tax and runtrihuUng .1 |**vvdet room ami linen room* urity. Your fiMi.t, clothing, hous­ for a period of moio than thiee aibieil, ami an In te l-coiniiiuhica. . An intuianca policy In tha A M E R IC A N FIRE A N D C A S U A L T Y C O M ing. and medical care will cost Vear* In order to lie eligible for a 1 ( 1 4 1 system installed.- Show;*** reduced rate. In* mot* mctnnre* have iie«*n installed in Steven* - vuu nothing. PAS'Y maats ovary raquiramant aad is a tfmpla. inarpaniiva way ol com. --- ,-3 - . If Y°u are sn ex^orvireitian, employers are not eligible for a Hall. reduced rale until rfte r thend plying with thl» now Law. It protacti tha policyhold#r!| right to driva and In addition to the Improvement* Vuu can liegin eh,*# to home. Itrith the reasonable assurance of their fourth year i t liability. th building*, the drivew ay through a!>o protacli him agai"|t financial lots — giving fraadom from worry. - » r r one-veai a-signmctU in -Ilegislation wa s—mbvptrtp nr ttn» tb,- campus ha* Is-cil |m.wit. : vopr own Army Area, tjaalified 1947 session which would permit ORANGE ROWI. TEAM veterans who enlist for three assigning of redueeil rates after a 2 ROOM apartment. Adult* onl/. PAINT — BENJAMIN MOORE'S VAIMKIA vear* may «rl—t th.* Euiopean shorter -in the ov nt Congress J'h. 301-J. house paint. Out rid • white and rhangc* the Federal I 11 t e r n 11 I MIAMI. Sept. I. t Special I Theater. colora. Floor and Deck Enamels. Revenue Code to that effect. jDKSK SPACE in excdlen*. Iia-aTeam variety i» one of the spici * SENKARIK CLASH A- PAINT Here's vour big ■li.ince to learn tion, including tclenhone and of the Orange |lowl foolhnl! Mtie*. CO. 112-114 W. "ind St. dhil earp. while attending |he reception room acrvici. Box It. Twentv-two different insliliitlon* highly dsveloiMtj site, ialired Red Commander Of Caro Herald. have the opportunity of |i*,iping school* in the various Army mxl ENAMEL: IIENJAMIN MOORE'!? Merlin Hits Western Year’* games here. In the fame Air Force I iibm .I iw .' You'll get APARTMENT for rent. ,V- l)ir!<Irnpervo Enamel Color Fast, Period the Sugar Bowl Inn fen training for 4 piofe*slonal Powers For Stalling tmed indifferent M-h***d 1, tile f i t . op, till Park Avenua. quick drying, for Exterior and cau-er with teg dar pqy rheeka Interior use. S E N'E A It I K t»n Howl 17 and the It *-e Ibiwl 11 that assure you r *a! security FOR Rl5NT—Furnished three Iwd II* RICHARD KASISCKK CLASS A PAINT CO. Phone and stahilitv. rixim house with large living BERLIN Sept, t (At—MaJ. 320. ____________________ room, dining room,, kitchen, If Vou nr** 17 oe over, you are (Jeiteral Alexander Kotlkilv, Soviet urged to get full detail* a* to eomiiiaiidaiit of Berlin, rharged the Tm-tre* are: Milton K Baron, hath, Bercrni'd porch an I large BEAN PLANTER — g rad c r d lhow you may au-ilify. (Jet the western powers Saturday with an- ptesldent St. Augustine Cham lrr yard. Electric refrigerator, kerotion. T. II. Kinard, box -.'Of,, Lake fart*, with no ddigntion to *ou. tl-Democratic actions'" mid stall- e( ('..mmrice; Slate Seiialot Wul sene stovr and water heater. Monroe. from the nearest U. 8 . Army- ing tactlrs in postponing the adop •n It Fra»er; Dr. George - J. Six mile* in the rountrv near ami Air Force It • luitin.r Fta- linn of a law to socialite Her \prll. Jr., president ol the in* iCameron City. Phone -MO-JI. AUTO RADIOS, Mctorola. Sales tutlon: Rev. Wilma E. DnU«. *« tion at (insert local or nearest tin's major industries. and Service The Music Hux, iriary ami treasurer; Mi*. George address I. 2 W A N TED ~TP RENT KotikuV g ieetrll'76 Allied ail 119 W. 1st St. Phone 963. J Apel. Jr., secn-tnry to the German- ri>rre*|Mindents at the, piesidclil, Josenli K. Hewitt, FURNP IIE D .or unfurnished apt. Cal. wonder pepper plnnt. I,. B. first grneral new* cimfrrrnre e 12 SPECIAL SERVICES p,evident Essex Kuldiet t'oinpnn*, perm, residents. Hy |*t of Sept. Mann. la ile Monroe, Fla. Russian general hn* held here in Jrentotiy Nt J.l JtttlgY *th*imit» 14* < Close in a* possible. 2 Iwdt w«—year*“ The •whitr hairrd-'So­ — rooms. Plen*r rati T2I-R after SOFA AND CHAIR. fOT. oxfcltebt EOR RENT Hoof aami-r. Ensy viet cutninandhnt w»* respleipleni (Thy, Jr,. Wilmington IW iwst . C:00. condition, attractive sea^-rov-rrs. operation. Reasonable rate*. San­ in a white tunic and blue trtiuser.i Ih! Austin f la-seatl>-'Uia. » f'** ■ mer editor. Seiontifir American, Must sell by Sept. 1. Pliude 763. ford Paint Ci (Haas Co. Phone with a wide ie*l stri|M*. Weslrv Davis. Holy Civ^s Par-. 3U3. 3 UKAI.BRTATKFQHHAI.l-; Hv ammiinaol he wanted to enr- Croton-jnlludsnn-, N. i ish House. Upstairs. • ilBAL ESTATE 5** reel "mi*lea«ling" articles in Ih-DOIKJB • PLYMOUTH PIANOS—Mason % Hamlin, ’the INSURANCE Merlin Press. Four days ago tb.-j f t y A I J K I K K S tr.d iv .riu . o f piano*. Kn.be, J ^ „ four p*iwer llcrliu*knmmmidanti. t 'f rrx l MOIITCACE LOANS the official P lan., of the Metro-* ,0 " * ,lm ,U o A t*>011 had sent hark to the Berlin ei'y RAYMOND M. HALL, Realtor polltan opera We cordially in­ YA-DK moth proofing lasts 6 gnvcrimieut a soeialisatinn la*Registered Broker and ■ 1, vite voU lo see ami hear these •vear*. Have your woolens moth wh|eh the German* had draft*. Insurance Agent fine instruments Joseph Hailey, Rm. 4 • Florida State Bank Bldg. proofed now. Downtown Clean- six tiuuilh* ago, with instrurti.-i 73(1 N Magnolia Ace Ph 2-2990, •/* & U nndry. 113 Palmetto to make it mure specific. NEW THREE 'ledroom bungalow Orlando. Ave. Phone 914. Kntlknv asserted the Russian* built In 194(1. I.arge lot, ran lie' were "forced" to ugrre to send Wrstinghouse electric alovu ^|4fl. Pfai handled for $2600.<i0 cash, lu.1eno Tuning and Rapairing. L. L ing the law hark for redrafting 1811 Sanford Avc. mice monthly. * Bill, Rea. 8H-W. ________ after five months’ wiatigling'wiln ROIIER I A. WILLIAMS, Keallor HOT WATER HEATER Frigidthe Americans, British and Fieii.H h io n h Raymond l.undqi'lsl, A«»oriatr in the knmmandantur. alre and stove, (jood condition. Show cards and poatare Phone 732 Atlantic Hank IRiIr . He rr|ieatcdly chntged t »*.,* Phone 1080-J, tietwiwn U A. M. O— DUE'S SIGN HBRVIC14 “quaationa and qouhta” mix'll I*, A OOOD FIVE '-.join bungalow on ' and 7 P. M.__________________ 0. D. Landresa. Phone 1021 the Mop|fnnenl* of anrialiratinu" ■'.large corner lot. Immediate po*. RA MY play pen and double carrifouiiilation and reprr-*-*nte*l men-iv RENT A CAR session. I’rleiul al f.VitHt.th) with age. Phone 1097-W. ill the kninmaudautur wen- with YOU DRIVE IT term*. •ml ilelaying nnd dodging larlirs.il.PHONE 200 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Heritor 6 ARTICLES WANTED asserted llmt Ihr Russian ili-lei: • eiSHCKLAND-MORRIHON Raymond Lundquisl, Associate tion had statini-hly rantpalg' U-llRIVK-lT. INC. . Phone 732 Atlantic Rank Itldg. Highest rash price paid for used for MN-ialiMtliiu a* "(he if ■furniture. Ted Davis Furniture SEE US FOR Democratic process ami the. w.:l4k J ERN *1* nuim 'kiwss and 88 Co. 311 K. laW Ph. 0Mb -MIMEOGRAPH P W N T IN 0 - «*f ‘ |tie Berlin . population." ■ere* of land. Inrlmling 30 fitAND TYPING Vtts tree*, five aero* in pine I'LL HUY vour ear regardless of Pre«sr<l hy an Ameriraii m u CREDIT IJUREAl/ OF S|M*mient to designate, the nlli timber, garage,* barn. 2 large age or rondltion. Roy Reel, 309 SANFORD nfficiatx in the knmmamlanl * brooders. Exrellent location on W. 2nd SL lilt N. Park Phene 180 whom he runsiib-My autl-Deni" highway 4 miles front town, PRIVATE PARTY will p jy raih EX I Klfl RADIO RKPAIRINU rratie. Kotikov replied: “ I'Ve mini*near lake. 18.000. Term* for 1910 or 1941 Chevm lat,«r it p lain chough whom ^ ml-n.. ST. JOHNS REALTY T O. Fred Myers, 311 E. J M St. IMymmith from owner. Uall afbut I ilffferenliafe t*etwecii .1 (not Inrorp) fi:00"P. M., 1021 Elm Ave. Ph. LONNIE MCMULLEN'S Market man's doctrines anil his persimul 118 N. Park A venire 1115. ____ . ' . U f l ^ i y n i B s o a r . itmker " Barber Shop open Thursday, liy." Kotikov said it wyi* the R11 W T A ftfliq t BROWN, Asaiwlsl* Friday A Saturday. WANTKD. pT a NO. must Jo- In sian sland.that socialisation shoo'I good condition. Phona County THE HOME SH O P"" not affect the enterprise* to» a r Y ic l e s f o r s a l e WATCH A CLOCK REPAIRING Berlin which are the “propeDv, 170(1 Hanford Avo. Phony II43-J of a foreign state.’’ ' 4 CEILING fens for aale. l.ancy'e I"7 P e la , Livestock, S u p p lie s Asked If this dlil not mean _Drug Store. . ----- ---- ------------—---- ------T~ ATTENTION M O lH FIH he was in favor of confiscation horn*—some tine —DIAPER SERVICE— IlMALlHi" FLKD&—complete lino. WANTED—goad to love in f —a- little puppy. In Bahv Velvet furntxhe* hmqdlal of properties owned here Iqr priv­ HunVi Tuxeds Feed St.ira quire 2218 Palmetto. clean, sterile diapers and Jcodor- ate citisen* of Allied nations a city electrical utility whh h jPeints, Poultry Suppliea, Nails, Ised container. f Ec.inomi.-al and like I* owned lareelv hy lh-tgie * Purina Feeds,. Groceries" and POR SALE—S ■ femalo Co-ker •afe. Fully medically approved Spaniel puppies. 410 Klliot Ave. stockholders—Kotikov said that Meats. Touchlon A Watson, 1201 Call Daytona 2487-W ci llect f tr Phone 42S. Celery, Phone 1199, details. 98 diapers, $2 a weak. "might be a concrete question still to be worked nut.** "FIRST IN BA N FO Rir HELP WANTED )K SALE—IJmtfoek for drtvoAn American correspondent as­ wa^e And Foadwar»—Phone GIRL for rathleF A coemeUt coun­ LAND C L K A N A N G A N B serted that the only enterprise* m hRAINAGK. I NEW CATER­ Germany owned hy a foreign ter. also soda g ift Lenny's Diug PILLAR DE1HEL BULLDOZ­ state were the Soviet aktlengiStore. FOR SALK ERS WITH P A L M B T T 1 elsehaften (indiMrial trust* con­ >I.D NEWSPAPERS—3 OBNTS H A K E S <mm 0 * 1 / 4 YD. taining plants confiscated hy the HEWING MACHINE PER POUND. BUNDLED IN DRAGLINES. EQUIPMENT Russlana to produce for reparaOPERATORS BUNDLES^ NOW IN THIS VICINITY. tion*.) Experienced. Steady work, good 10, IS. 20 and n CENT NIMNICIIT CONSTRUCTION Hu asked Kotikov if it were to pay; five days a week. Congeni­ HERALD OFFICE CO, ORLANDO. FLA. PHONE l*e assumed that only these wetu al surroundings. Come ready for 2.29SI. lo he spared while the (fcopertie* work. Runnytown Sewing Plant, owned by private eltliens of thCaMfll-errv. Fla. IF YOUR SAW need* rc-ioothlng, western nations were sailed for settjng, filing or hammering. soelslliation. The general Would AVON PBODUCT8 INC. will Call Ph. tlO-I not give a direct answer. train women to earn $1.00 and Asked if there would, tie commore per hour representing our produrts, WornVn now nmploy* 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL pensatlon to foreign owners -if socialised properties, ha said that ed need not spply. We harw owning* ill Sanford and sur­ 8ANFORD Beauly* 8alor»-Phone would hay* to hs wtirksd pul 13M. 309 Park. Mary McMahon. Ih tha future* rounding towns. Write qualifira. Phone 1364. Permanent waves .Ilo n a to Naomi Dillman, bln $8 up, guaranteed. Water sof­ Broadway. OrJqod% Fla. Frank Upchurch 18 tener. Al»o open evening*. fSA CTO R WORlJ—Plowing a diaeing (no gardan plot*). Pho 624-J. PAGE FIVK •a - ! - 111 IT b\ husband n>>. a. Joseph C. Civet Rates Are Reduced Stetson University | Peaches BrownIIin] ' li; San Fisncisen department .store Civofli codfends her By Unemployment Eninys Face,Ufting| I* Sued For l>ivorcc executive. Reno action ngnln*t him » .u in* TALLAHASSEE. Sept. 1. lS |cWould Kln| ■Cole Be Merry With rial I—Employers covered hy the Florida unemployment Compeit-'. Stomach Ulcer Paint? Th. Intention nkl Kina t’nie it,l*nt Ration Law will save $2 000,000 •i"l h.iv* bm* a iiirtr) »*M mtil if tin ouch trduced' rales In th eir pay hr h^1 ttoli«.irh n irt |ai|Uk Flit* ndl taxe* for the last «lx month* .fertr* ^Itit h«t%# III IMF Ihr 'f »t"n.trR. rtf lnht* Iflit IIf» of 1947. r n I It. Smith, t Imlrman *.«• |Ml|tA. I>hm e.ihrt C1*M- of the Florida Iniluatrial t'omqtj* ; ath»h« r Mlire Tl T-> .Ml** 4«||| •hiiultl slon. said tmtav. -w '• 1 Enjoy Hot tied Energy . . . . / " ■ Nevada ha* I f u than ono inThe p retty rork*eomh plnnl It I > The area of Turkey )• somemember of the ugly pigweed what lattter than th.. Mate of ■ hahitant per square mile: popula-" a mem a tion M0.247, area 110.890. farfily. Texas. » -r H M Tp/ir.i-. ' ■ ■. • ' * * « ‘ Tha new Law !• a contribution to progrtM sod il conducivs to Safsty and the laving » ( lives. Sm Yaw* uAM$4i<|9H l$p(«NatiIt«$ T«4«y AM ERICAN F ir e a n d C a s u a l t y N1 t I• n• I4 • c o m p a n y * • t C I i (i m S • 9 • I € • HOU( OffICI * IX, A»**i„*"" «*:*,! «•*• A,U»**kil# lisbJity I* D,#i4, Sk,a OklANDO. HA. *|X„ ,o~p•-,* T. M EA D E FOX uiiom ; :it lib's A T 1W i l e NATIONAL HANK HI 1I.IHNG Hy Ray (ioth • • . • �TACE SIX Aluminum Is Urged For Housing Problem work of wood, all cut to aiic. Like the structures boys make, tnc hulls* rlllrlKra BS th* hi lld-T fulIowa a diagrammed instruction laiist Of The Indian Scouts Are Retired sht-t-G * ' AP Newsfreliirr* The huuan rome in four ityles, SEATTI.K—Aluminum left the kitchen tn win a war, a id now a according to Nurvac. Inc., the Seattle firm propone* a new nils- smallest Iteing a 12 a 24-foot cabin with hn adjoining car pot I ut porrJi. (Tati Amuascn; iirexi.lnt, of the runipahy, suggest* fK.MHI at the ..vit-nir I'i'i "f completion. the laigrst twtf-Ix-dtoom' bungalow. Tht- manufacturers resumntenJ Amussen niK-cta them to come into wide -um' as-sunir.u-i-ra#'>( t j Although aluminum Hite scarce i during I hi- first years of tit» wnr, I several large plnnts; which mush- you o/ ve OMUh Wheel flatsnclng C W e ls h Th<- firm lH-gan nv prodncl garages nnd hnppt-m-1 into i housing line after many ut guragr* Were l»*-in»; fil)><I M families Instead of autumonilra Historic Tender does Back To Sea Again AP Nrwafralun-a ' CHARLESTON. 8, C .-A form*-r tender for the Pr-fdentiai varht “Mayflower’' ‘went to sta again recently, her o!d plunking replacrd hv mnhogany ftnm his­ toric Cherh-slon honiet nnd. even ... atwo . * from #..... . Admiral t .»_1 . ^ . 1t1. :. ’# biree or Farrairut'* flait(diip "Hartford." Welm I. I.. Hr van, wholesale f,«-,| dealer, finally launrh-d this 25-fiwt . cruiser "{tparten'* after working on it since IU3D, it hail not a timber from the original lender! Hr van salvaged lumber from -old furniture, pirkrd up n few fine .plere* of driftwood, mad* the hull of new white cypress an.I |>eak planking. The ship Is* fastened j wUlLjj'J'nrr.screws, not a nail In . . J-#' > The, Imat is built to sleep four. Ut TO HIS NICK IN MUD, Field Superintendent Harold Present of the Missouri Humane Society, U pulled to , safety by a fellow woiker after risking his life to rescue a mongrel dog (arrow) Uiat had become stuck in the iiiuiTof the River Lies Peres In SL Louis. Present crawled on hoards to reach the animal, (International) Problem 0 ( Korea Is Seen As . Most Difficult In The World Itsr GLRN.1 HAim A I’ Foreign News Annlv*t Washington’s rail foi a fourPower c o n f e t - r n e e til tiaslr:i Korea's indetH-ndenee turn* the spotlight on one of the iinhappiest communities In th* jHni-vyar world. Kurep. like Austria, is eonslderevl a lilM-rated land, not conquered ' enemy territory. Th* -Japanese have lu-rn diivm out Itul othrr alien rulers have taken • -thett-pti^e: and' the r,tilling ■nf real peace, fri-i-dum of ,.--11 In'lng is postponed because the Ulwiatora can not or will not vgr*-*-. It ra n not be said that this is the fault of th r I'n itid Hlatra, 'which shares with Soviet Il'Juda the oi-eupation of ’Id* foiuier Japanevp possesaioh T h --A m er­ ican government nml it* reprraentntivea in Korea have t«-ied conlinuoualy and insistently since IU16 to rome to some understand­ ing with the Russians which would Permit fulfillm ent of tie pledge of Korean freedom mad > at Cairo in 11*42 and repeated and .tmplifiid In the Moscow C unfrrrnr- of IJJK. 'th e newest rail is further r* idi-nce of the United .Slates’ desire to AT A ptc»* contrrvnce, t'hanceHor make those proniiaes "leal an I to Hubert M. Hutchins (above) of the tu rn over the louden.* of adminis­ Uiiivcrtlly of Chicago outlined th* tration 16 the Korean* themselves details‘of 4he ImUtutlon's *12.000.. as soon as tmaaihle. . The Russian . ri-spunco in. tlic _(H>0 nuclear iuuarch paegram. It la past has ia-t-n a* unln-Infill as most to be devoted escluilvrly to the Russian rrsponsea tn Allied ad­ pvatctlm* use of atomtF energy. vances tn the postwar peilod. It Tlv* project U tb be wholly tndei rr<iuire< n considt-rable J rg re r of pendent from the Government, OUtlmi.sm to-expect th at the leply gponsorrd program of th* Atomic ‘Big Joe” Corn May Solve Glade Problem AP Newalaatures flRLLK "Uf-AUL*. Fla: — “pig Joe"* an ear of corn with a east iron constitution, msy prove th# difference l>rtwr<-n suesrsv apd failure for l/ecf rattle rancher* in the murklands of Flortda'a Kverglades country, . “ Big Joe" Is k variety of corn developed especially for farnjera b7 ^ f ’ , Rov B* ^’ thr Lnivrrsity of FloriiU'» Ever* , dn-nehid ™ . nrrv V . ! ^ I»ne ,J*| r I T i T ^ r ..5 ^ ' ,f „ High Rate Of Home Btiilding-TH Foreseen CANVAS AWNINGS * CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS Ahiminna, Steel, Wood I 10 DAY DELIVERY Tho Nation 410 Sanford Avenue •flUITANDINHA. Nraril. Sept. ; FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM TIP—TOP ICE CREAM W l maka our own lc« Croons, All floTora Taatjr — Dolieloua — Healthful TIP—TOP ICE CREAM __ _ ___ itii w uicilon*' s'li^rVd tspe”" jn'w»s'hIngton hat U d to “thaj klglWst rat# of homrbuildlrtg wc havd had In 20 vtari." “Now at last. homsm.lUdng la / r,e " Filch said In a statement, "and w# ar* nnally gifting the YALE TIRES Safety 7 and Deluxe Passenger Car arid Truck SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP Pastel Linen Handkerchiefs Rayon Crept 1 . Brassieres .................. ............ P. W. STEVENS - 617 W. Robinson - OrUndo Phone 2-0729 Builders Hardware Wash D r e s s e s ....... ........ Visit The Friendly Yard m u n vumuno^ rot! Rayon* Trlrotooa Children’* Rayon Strip* Sixes 2 Scanty Panties Cotton P a n t i e s ......... HnJr Pin Trny with two combo Rayon Panties Plastic Comb H o ld e r .... i g ^ H ^ ^ p e w e a h ro a tw C h ild re n '. R a yo n , s L a 2•— 14 p A n t i pVf# R Aluminum 8(ael—Wood FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 797 QUICK DELIVERY .*■ SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO 820 W. 3rd S L . ' Phon. 1I61-W ANGEL SOFT TISSUES 25c ••»»•••••••••a*•«*a. a__ >1 regular 10c ralua C o m b s..... PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW AT 0UI< NEW LOW PRICE. #a• Panties Bandeaus 8” Kleen Cut istsafcsxf i . r F L O R I D A , T U E S D A Y , S E P T , . 2. 1917 A s s o c ia te d P rfS a L aaaed W ir s Red Protest Note Declares Inten­ tion Of Increasing Production' Le v e l Despite Object i on 35 Are Killed In " Train Collision, Fire At Winnipeg WASHINGTON. Sept. 2 bP> The L'nited Slate* hsi told Ru»lit *i*mi it will not. await Soviet the United. Stales is "detetmined to remain strong" to back up a foreign policy based on a de­ sire lor permanent- peace. He told the InterrAmencan De­ DUGALD. Mad;, Sept. 2 UP) feme Conference that this "is in no way a threat" because "po At least 15 persons were killed great nation har been, more re- *nd 15 otherr injured 1**1 nigh when -in easlhound tisnscontinental train, crashed headon into a But. he said, "our aversion to westbound vacationer's special at violence muO not he misread as this liny station 20 milcr cast of a lack of determination on our part to lif t up to the obligations Winnipeg. Rrscue workers toiling at the. of the United- Natlorte charter or at an Invitation to othire. lo .«cenr raid this .morning they had take libartlee wdth the foundations recovered 17 bodies front 'he of International peace. . “Our military strength will be train, two car* o( which bur»l retained as evidence of the ser<- into flame Immediately alter the 011*0*11 with which we view our collision. Gaya Lewis, fit, o f Transeona, M airr-atijftfiw r d rn R T T im a ilfim FOllOWINO THI IXAMfll te l by their (tight hostess, Jetlle Qutnlsn, National Hallways sp e ria l. which Sacramento, Cal., the Dees triplets, Christina, Megan-anti Kathy, cross was biihging loihor Dav holiday- their leg* too. as they pose for the cameraman prior to their t*ks-o(T from rrp home from the Lake n f the La G uardia Field, N. W. for Cairo, Fgypt. The two-year-old Washington. W » d * resort, and Mrs. All>ert D. C - triplet*, sccompanled tiy llielr mother. Mrs. Kathleen Dees, were going Over rest to Join their dad, an airline executive. (International) Blazing Wreckage Is Visible 6 Miles And Hampers Rescuers TUBES America's Moat Peaatlfal Aluminum - Cedar - PoUaked Alumlaum Ask Me Fee Free Estimate SANFORD, Meet O f U.S. Plan NICK'S PACKAGE STORE ■ YARDI.EY VENETIAN BLINDS Kiln Dried Yellow Fine and Cypress Established 1008 Triplets Set For Cairo Flight Military Strength To B e R e t a i n e d To Back Up Foreign Policy Peace Basis THI S W E E K ’S . XXXVIII F R E E E S T IM A T E S I ’ hone 808 A nderson & Donnell Masury Paint — The Color Guard Of AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER We REPAIR! n f ' " f / ' w? result# that evsr/ona wanted ducUon of grada _A bevf entt e wh„ , w, floundared under Washbut all previous attem pts toi xalse | n* ,0n directed programs." corn in thr pr*t ami roucklamJa , ,, " . failed miserably. . ,,e .‘h*‘ . • « beginnlng to product ourselves Into a condition of housing plenty on th* Hjr Sleeping Heller. plan bf free building under com­ petition. This plat, has given us INNERSPRING MATTRESSES amt what appears to be a fine, housing surpluses In Qve past, It BOX SPRINGS juicy ear turns out to b* a pulpy, still produces for Americans more HOLLYW OOD BEDS Regular and Heavy Duty rotten mast. Uuga end vyotmt housing, better housing, and more home ownership than exist anyManufactured To l our take over. Individual .Order Hy Hut Hig Joe takes all this in whsre else on earth." the American meiti'w r*ld;i of The NAREB was indicted by a his stride, sheds off the water, ECHOLS the Methodist Cht|ich la wetlmated outgrows the worms ami emerges federal grand Jury here We-lnesMallrr** Krtvasaling & at more than H,(MH),00. x at harvest time a 10 to 12 inch dav on an anti-.trust charge of lie building A Specially husky, flint-coated field corn. conspiring to fig commission late* COURT HOUSE CORNER PHONE 37 “ ' - ’fWI I s Today - Sleep , Joe’a husk la long, tight and thick. on real estate deal* In the District llrtlrr Tonight Although worms are able to Dr. Chnrlrs L. l’crminn fight their way through th* silk, ECHOLS BEDDING OpInntelrlMl fhvv have a lung way to travel— COMPANY Sanford Atlantic Ilk. Hhlg. liecause uf thr husk's thickness — lu get into- the kernel. —llrrauM J Hanford . Orlando Hours: g-12 l-s 1'hunc 2J4 ~Tlai: 9-12 Jo* gr.ows faster, by the lime a Uehrry \-Rgtvrw d- rhon* 12.11 worm has worked hla way to the Kyea Ksaminrd - Glasses Filled Senfonl. IT#. kernels, th* car la too large to | damage seriously. Ur. Bair estimates that Hig Joe, ,! -! j! Dlrmct Prom Matiulactarot . . i • Energy Commission. It Is expected with proper * fertilisation, will to be financed with funds Horn yield Co to (16 bushels per acre. pdvat* capital. (International) Itussian ratification uf pence 1.11*8 8TICK Y««r' Specifications treaties with the five Kuropesn •I k»*P llpatlck intact, a new Axis eatrliitic* may herald the unrest is Intensified?* 1 Sorvfa At No Ixtr< Cost opening uf a new phaae of Huvlrt • Th# malor question I* whether liquid product is applied to th# rliplumacy. It means that Red the Itussian* will be willing to per­ lips after lipstick. Lip rouge can*m ,,r fln napkins or wear­ army' forre* must lie withdrawn mit unified government te .rrto m ahortlv from those countries; It to Korea hy truly democratic «*» able* and will not corns off until mav indicate th at the Kremlin thr western nations understand die It Is finally removed with aoap now la so confident of its position word. Huth sides use the ward and water, manufacturers say. In the west th at it will Im ready freely, hut the Russians In K«ra», The ao-callrd bloom on th* call* to deal with other nations on a as In eastern Kurope, have given W »- P a lm t t t o 3 -4 0 2 1 new basis. Perhaps u g reater It a meaning all their own. If 'hey lllv actually I* a leaf and not a flower at all. readiness to consider the consol* accepted the American proposal* idation of peace In the O-lent may for truly free elections a stYirt Ik- ajiothrr corollary. could t>* made on what la cur.- to Korea la lire raalest to un.lrr- be a long and difficult process. stand of the post-war example* nf Thr political immaturity of tho occupation and rule, be­ Koreans Is a major tulverso factor. Plywood All Sizes nnd Thickness dlvldeil cause it is the simplest. It is When the Americans, arrived tn compact geographically, * with a southern Korea they found 64 . homogenous populatijn, a com­ different parlTes. many nf which paratively uncomplicated economy. had unlv the vaguest programs. Doors Then- are unlv two otoupailnni Hut the Itussian* insist and may Instead of the four In Germany continue to Insist that there he a and Austria. purge of rightist parties ixrfor* Windows All*- Sized 11 But. aa -In Germany and Aus­ there can be elections. Tho prog­ tria. the divided rule meant coin-, ram 'th ey support looks at this m m ....... -’ i t " . . . ■ omlc strangulation. Tho thirty- poiqt much like that futlowsd In eighth parhllel, across which the llunranr, Romania, Bulge lie. all Sliding Doors and WindowM armies of the United States and of whlAi. began wlth.eomparajlveth* Soviet Union far* earn other, Iv free elections In which sntlseparates the north, where tho Communist Parllea Were permitted Jauanes*. using a wraith of water­ to participate freely. The fate of White Enamel Kitchen Cabinets power and furl, had. built up pne these opponent* of Communism Kudin’ Plastic, Naw Pall colon of tha most productive Industrial U d ln ' t# Lawn 123, Inches * v , -«( ^ communities In th* Orient, from Bags M i*#****#itstt****stt*#*****#a. aM ; th ragricullural south. The econ­ Mi cart a Board For Cabinet Tops Handkerchiefs ...................... omy of both sections withert and I( i* . completely equipped with ; valley and toilet fnrilitiei. with all the work done hv llrys 1. tie says the craft will do from 12 to IK knots on Its I I0 humc|ni\vcr en­ gine. • Brvan said the 8|iartnn rrmirul­ ed Idm of iy shirt whose otiginnl material was nil reptme-l hy patches. )|e ripped put an old plank nml replaced It with n nyv one until .he hnd a new t-oat. To P rotect tha Peace of th* W orld; To P rom st• the Progress of Asseriea To Prodace P rosperity for Sariford. Wheeler of Sanford sergeant. th* Whit* River Apse lie Indian reservation In A riso n will await 8U ff Rgt. Sinew L. Riley and Sgt. Wiliam Major. Sgt. Y-4I ICQ) Ktssav will enter th* William Beaumont General Hnapital at Fort Bliss, Tag., and Set. Antonio Ivan the - Veterans Hospital at P* sedans. Calif. Carrying nt*aaages through hos­ tile terrlUtfV. tra ilin g renegade Indians and guiding troops was th* duty of th* scouts in the days of the Indian wars. In r*r*nt vesrs they have performed more prosaic duties. Partly cloudy tonight ard Wed­ nesday with icattrrcd afternoon and earl* craning *hn<xer*. Gentle Tn modrrate rariaMe mostly south­ westerly winds. _ at Uuity There la Strength— m U SK E l Before leaving actiya tervier tne »couU were promoted to ##rve«nt and their leader to •faff have put tint m.'tal on list. Aluminum i« on* metals-which uilually a” nrirr Je^li-ie jlnre YOU* Tim of Columbia. Pitch 'described the action m “reprisal" against the association for “oppoeinf certain types of federal legislation dcsignvsl to maintain indefinltaly and perman­ ently tha control* of government over the homes and property of the nation." • FORT HUACHUCA, Aria., Sept. 1, UP)—The concluding chapter of a memorable unit of the United Statea Army ha* been written with announcement hare that the last Indian scouts In service will Roots of'som e specie* <<f tha be retired in about two month*. Yucca plant contain a substance Headquarter* of tbl* historic similar to soap. military po*t laid yesterday th* four remaining scout* had been The peak wartime average out­ placed on terminal leave. Th* of crude oil in 1945 icarbid passing of th* picturesque Army put unit, established 01 yeat* ago by 4.69S.OOO barrels a day. General Georg* Crook, will not be marked with—any forma} cere­ monies. • • . a concrete slab foundation, In­ stalled with tailiaiit coll heating. 1 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1947 < TTIE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, PIT)RIDA era to forget theirs. They applauded again when he declared “ without the. W estern H em isphere, no world proiperlty Is possible," A Presidential reference to the United .States pledge to assist Latin America in a long-range economic program also was cheer. #dj The delegate* hjoke Ipin Innd applause 'again~w han Hie Preali f l dsctareil "th* United S u tra sTeki world pe^ce. a pear# for frex man." . _ There vnia ait ovation lasting fully two minutes when he fin­ ished speaking. II* was Intrndirr* I for the address hy (he Hraxllia'i Foreign Minister, Raoul Fernan"Mhl! Truman and the Trumans' daughter, Margaret, listened to thu Ch|ef Executive from seats In th,ond tier on the right hand «ldo •the conference hall. Mr*. Tru­ man wore a dark blue suit vvhli a .grey h a t ' Margaret was dressed in a gr.-y suit. The American foreign m inisters formally concluded their confer­ ence at 9:21 A. M. (E 8T ), only 10 days after they sat down trgather tn writ* an unprecedented treaty for hemisphere peace* and * were said to have lieen ah >aril the special. The fifteen Injured, ell of whom had been aboard the .esort train, were taken to .th e hospital at 8t. Honifacr. With a few esieptiovs the passengers aboard ilt.v tra n s ­ continental train, Imund from 'V an­ couver to Toronto, escaped with nothing more than a shaking up. ol people, jammed the I «uii*t Info • More Garrisons b-vvt teres to licsr dedication Ecuador Regime Mary, Died Mondiay Mra. Florence M. Anderson, fil year old wife of P. D. Anderson of fjvke Mary, Tiled In a local hospital Monday’ a t 8:36 A. M. following an Illness of more than G U A YA Q U IL LuxGoj. Sepi (AT— Pie Guayaquil garrison ol lhi» largcit Ecuadorean city an nounced it' bad joinrd lltc tcvolt agaimt Col. Cailoi Mancbrnn In­ lay. lupplrmcnling counlrr-trm!t:tionary force* moving agaimt Qui­ to from the north. Quito, the capital and tccnml larV»t wav between two gjpupv of counler-Tevolutionary troops. Some Avere reported mov­ ing down from th elovvni of Iulc* can "and Ibana. 80 and 60 milcv in the routh were i l Guayaquil. Ambato and Rio Ramba. where lire revolt agaimt lire Manclreno re­ gime began nine days sgo. A quick dispatch said a goVeruTm rnt m ilitary detarhrasnt left the capital during the night for .de­ velopment a t Cayamhe. 30 nlilcs to th# northeast, presumably to Jefeml Quito against th* forvo, moving, down the main -railroad from Tulran and Ibarra. Radio Amhatu reported a con­ tinuing battle In that section «nd declard* counter-revolutionary troop* were pursuing government forces toward Salcedo, 80 miles to the north. Amhato, fourth tarn sst city In Ecuador, Is 70 mil-* l('<>allaaHl t s Fas* Slsl Schools To Register Students Tomorrow • T. W. LAWTONTomorrow is pupil registration dav at all school*, whit# ar.l color­ ed. of S«minol* County, 8up«rln'endsnt T. W. Lawton announced today. School busses w ||| run over regular route* aa laat year. All pupil* whether In school last year or new thl* year are expected to enroll on Wednesday, A recent opinion of Attorney (:^,n' r,l . J n;n. _WaJ_son1 children to enroll In grad* If they become six years old on or before Jan. 1, -1948, A parent should accompany a begin­ ner and bring a birth cartlflcat*. Due to an epidemic of Infantile Paralysis In some sections, pupils must be within Seminole County two wees* before the opening date, Sept. 8. or bring a certificate lu tin g that there Is no epidemic place from which they have re­ cently ftome. “Tht* I* the first year we have held a pro-school registration", Mr. Lawton said, “but It I* nec­ essary for all pupils to enrol) Wednesday as the recent 8U t« Law require* th* school* to bfc*gin regular classes on Monday, Sept, 8? . , xficiirt at which George Tnuhv it.vlrd fut, (.cupel.then .o f - lit! ntiic citiiftiry o MacArthur Urges Tolerant Peace this building I* a symbol. "And eo may th* beauty of thl* building exemplify tn* beauty of « spirit of friendliness In Sanford: may Its purpose of service be » "andard for all 8*mlnnl# county; may Ita aim of a bigger and more progressive county lie a goal for which all of us will strive to­ gether. Remembering a verse h Proverbs |1 .■vn l ake Monro# yr.terd.sy .»ft* noon w iln-ss-d bv v rtoRil th s i .estimated to he upwards ,Mote,than h>* thou.acd people t.Pnft pror.lr. . l-Vd i .tthcrCrl rtr Fort I m m Park World champion. Irbr.nv T rrl during th- .vfternoon to wstoh roared home four tim#« vv the h-T-e rarer, tournament riding n*r end J.^hn V verff. Miami, drnt. vi* for c.t»h prire* in th jnd other rvents of the Dusty tournamritt and hor.-e iaer». Hi erpi-rd five pvt•-* Two up«-i» Phots vnd S.vddle Club while other .vnd onh vvrecked boa* v'*o high .lime the mm did not have it il thouvind* linrd the hulkbryd vnd .l!g’>*«l the efternvon* activity. crowded thr Municipal Pier whets President Frnest !.<i*if*»it*erg of competevl they could g>-t .v g.w,l view* of the th* If, S. Co*st Gt|srA—Aqyili-vr.-. host raei-,. fhe drdiestion of th? Flotilla II. Plvitlon f Rsnfnrl. I vveee .lourivf Information Booth said the rare* were th e . large*:; approach to American participation in thr povt-u vr *rtilrmcnt of major ihfficiillirt throughout. thr vvatlJ. Sen vtur I loll vnd rxpliin rtl hi» tup- The Inboard ruu-nl-oiit event was a single heat l*t-e. Julio I'ope I.ee vveie second and lliiiil In the noshed the finish line fit«t f second tie** luu off and Kdvvntd E. Yowcfl an.| Freil TOKYO, Sept. 2 Ifft Cener.it ^*r,\rthur. observing, the second overturned in front nf the judge* cjiu.issiv of Japan Mguueiulei. *Tsnrt4~as 'he wss^beytriTitnir'Tb lid '.-dav his ormpatlmi p dire It service »*-». Mile* WHsey. Mi f "ttght. rather than might" bad suffer »d a a rritlrallv short economy. > urged that a peace tieatv the Japanese lie drawn “l-t same tolerant am) just st- The supreme commander. In e public V-J dav statem ent, . slid Japan should not become a burden »t|--n the economy of any othei nation afte r a peace trea ty it reached, lie added; Thl* defealed country has th* b id b rrn postponed horn l:H tt I | opportunity to txu'iune self-sus­ M. until 5:30 o'clock clu« I**|taining. rather than reduced to a nerrtsilv of starting the racinci • ''dltlon of memllranry. A penp'.. of smaller sired Isoalt before the given a fait chance will rea-ii water got too rough • the niche in human society t.v ••li-ch their own industry, their "Sanford and Seminole Count) own skill and their ow n-persever 'are Jortunate to have forw.iid so- •• entitle them, without larges* jliinlintt public officials who reslllunt "It I* furtherm ore a fal«e coni/e that tl ite for the future growth of '■»pt which contend* that democra­ the co'mmunily. there is a necessity cy can enly thrive If maintained • plenty. On the contrary, hlS: ol a vsarm an-l inleicrted welcome • t how« thar tt spring* from lo visitors who later may become hs'ilship and struggle ami toil." residents or frequent guests." M . M acArthur said Japan is in no Toohy saitl. — — -: .... •leegef of rmmment economic col­ “ For the most p art," he eon ; lapse. Th# w ar disrupted the cotm-' tiii'u-d.. "ft Is safe to say that trv to ik point where “eConom*traveler* come where they au-| pti stration was complete at th* invited and stay where they ar-'J i-ttlnnlng nf the occupation;*' hut well treated. We ere indebted t-s s'l'-e the surrem ler, with th# guid­ t)«» officisl* who have provided ance of oecupatinn force*. “Jathis- beautiful and iuvitirig, spot USU h a t been gradually rtsloring alter* Hanford ran officially vvel-| brr shattered economy ami the fem e the visitor, trea t him with rurv# it urr, not down. “ Indu strlarm ilp u t hat now risen consideration and Interest him In to over 46 percent_ o f th# prewar Sanford and this -vicinity. normal, and improvement can b* "To the Jtifrees who with C l ­ exoected to contiioie." ergy and determ ination hare un'la e A rth u r concluded! Jsrtaken the operation' of th*« "If Japan In th# post-treaty courtesy rsn ta r for visitors, we #-* is given a Just opportunity should look with gratitude. Hot tn bv# In freedom anil pear# wllir •sclt of us sh'vuld remember that her neighbors in th# community the favorable impression of Sarj- of r ations, there will he no threat M which- might b# created her* to th# survival and strengthening mlckly can b« destroyed If th# »h# democratic ptocesres her# ■ile'sls It represent* ar# not cm- of inaugurated under the occupation. Itodird in -th# actlnnu of all of u* . For democracy, once firmly \i*h whom visitor* com* in eon- rooted tin the human heart, has tact. Th* attendant at th# terv. never voluntarily yielded before Ice station, th# waitress at th* other conflicting tdeologv restaurant, th# clerk In th# *tm# any known lo man. If liberty and pub»*rb h»«p* to enlarge or destroy lie m orality do not br*ng national th* favorable Impression that It stability, nothing ran.” '* hoped will be created In thl* building when th# p#»ole visit It. So each of us t)—ubl most cer­ tainly consider hlm»»lf reipom lb'e 59 Entries Compete: Thousands Enjoy Rid­ c Two Craft Are Up­ ing Program At Fort Mellon P-irk set, One Wrecked disc__ueighbiiiing— ilitzli. stmt, of in-iest-'iit Japan, d# Jaycce J’ictiJ-nt J. iJreil.y 0<l’ram vtrrwed llm msgniluile of the rmttisl uuludry am t ann«uncej> Overflow Cr o w d At M a y f a i r Inn Cli­ maxes Day Of ExAna *Fun c ite m e n t An exciting afternoon of vaned activities at thrilling a* a thves ling .circu* and including bast race*. hnr.c rare* and even gbder plane* toating through sunny skies overhead, wav climaxed Iwt eve­ ning vvilh the anarding of trophit'V Itv WILL M ill t ONXOI-LY tn regatta winners, and an adfhrip * t i t rwitFmrnt .in.I ihriu* "cirri» In- Senator Holland at a Itie >ulrichy f aftfinodn a* bvnquel which overllowed the Msyl.vir Inn* l.ugr Uinini; room. men! the 1 -ontrilmtlon of thr Wcstern -rones of Germany to the econ -111* reconstruction of Europe until the consent o f 't h e Soviet government has been Obtained." Tl» cote, delivered to th* Husklan ettd-assy in Washington yes­ terday said further: late ycilcidsy ajleindon following M ts.P.D . Ander^p Capital Is B»;twecr Two Counter RevResident Of Lake olutlonnry Gr o u p s Horn April 14. 1893 In Law. rence county. I’a. Sirs. Anderson hail resided In Lak* Mary for thr past 22 years. She was a member n \ the Lake Mary Community Church. Survivor# lt*#ld*s the husband Include one daughter, Mrs. Ruth Itrewer. West Palm Beach; two sons, I’. D. Anderson, Jr., Mait­ .jjr e s ld e n t Truman left the fog- land and Raymond R. Anderson W6ml hotal for th# 46-mile trip) of Sharon. Pa.; five brothers, J. down the winding road to Rio Pe L. McConaghy of New Cast)*, PK.; Janeiro, aerompanterf by ids staff A. M-. McConaghy, Roscoe, Calif., William McConaghy, Pittsburgh; K 's s lls s H ea Page a lt I L. 8, McConaghy, , Birmingham. Ala.; N. F.. McCAnaghy. Mobile. Ala.; three slaters, Mrs. C. M. McNIckle, Mrs. William Smith and Ml** Nancy McConaghy all of New Castle, Pa.; four grandIhldren. Mona Ellen Anderson, Maitland; I’ . 1). Anderson. Ill, Maitland: INymond Carl Ander­ 8 0 U T n r0 R T ; England, Sept. 2 son and Cheryl Andsrann of ShaUP)—Britain's trad# unions adap­ ted today th* pfibdpls of govern­ ment direction of labor, surrenderInc some of their democratic free dofcs In an effort to speed nation­ al economic recovery. Delegates to th# 79th annual meeting of th* powerful Trade* Union Congress agreed to th* measure bv a vote of more than flzge to one. This authorised the Iprern m en t to rout# worker» Inin undermanned Industries sciential Some Areas Swamped to recovery. • Th* vote cam# after the dele­ By GIs Cashing Bonds gates heard Minister of Labor Gaorga Isaacs urge British tabor WASHINGTON. Bept, 2, (,P>— to work a few hours longer a Hank* poured out a stream of weak, so that th* government cash today to vatarans hurrying might “secure an Immediate In­ to turn their terminal leave bond* crease of output where it matters Into spendabla monay. \ most, without an Increase of man­ An Associated Press survey of power." . major cities showed th at In some - 4 t t r r more than three hours de­ there war a virtual stampede by rare the congress accented a gen­ many veterans to get cash f o r t h • eral council report calling for a securities given them hi discharge review of the nation's manpower from the armed asrvteas payment shortage and suggesting (ha pot-' for unused'leava. In others, th* tlbl* need for “positive^ direction casting of bonds was only moderof labor “to a limited extent." On* of tha first steps to be At Jacksonville. Fla., lonz lines taken by th* government, the de­ of veteran* formed a t th* city’* bote disclosed, will be to lengthen eight banking houses aw n befor* th* working sreck In so n s of tha the opening hour. "It I* really a basic Industries. * . madhouse, a bank offklal said. l.incs Dfiorr iw nu Linea before inuuiie, Moblla. nia-. Ala., hank* T iiitp am tir w w i e d T H f l m t r u s r • J u I U ir SUnatrom will be • tbe guest speaker a t tha Klwanla luncheon U ba held a t 11:16 CYCLONE * o'clock a t the Tourist Canter STEUBENVILLE, O., S ep t 2. tomorrow. J*rry Silverman will 0D — At !#aat on# person was be prerentad with the Celery City reported killed early today by a Printing Company trophy awarded cyclon#, whlfh cut a path of de­ to th* loqal baseball player with struction In the Eldenvllle-Burthe highest batting average for gettstown district. I t miles east of here In Penaaylvaala. British Unions Adopt Qovemment ^ Direction 5 to 1 Touhy Stresses Friendliness In Dedication Of J. C, Booth lion in - Western Germany for m buildmi hurope. thu* eating the (i nan* ut burden on thu country The State Department made th-s this pltin ih a. note ‘published to day firmly rejecting Hu»«j.*‘t pintest agsinit a British-Americsn de cision to step up the level of industiy in their occupied rones of C •im*nv to approximately 1936 Th- note, charging failure of the^R im ian government to carry out the IP45 Potstlanv agreement pail 'placed upon the United State* a heavy financial burden In the oecupatinn of Germany." said: “ The United States government Is unable to accept the thesis thst nothing can b* done to alleviate the financial burden of the United Big Crowd Enjoys Pony Races And Boat Races Held TournamentsGive On-Lake Monroe Spectators Thrill It ADAIt DEMONSTRATION A number of spectators yestsr- was mounted on a largo truck on Seminole Boulevard and was brought here from Orlando with Lieut. Rayermann. . , CORRECTION Children will spend a full day at the South Side Primary School Monday, Instead of ono-half day as was *Ut*d In last n la h t'r Her­ ald. linssaa will run, Wednesday La. carry the children to achool and fnmdly,*jr may we dedicate this will taka them homo at noon. building^tq friendliness and help, fulness for nrlghbor and stranger ROTARY PICNIC alike and Invoke Gmi'a blessing Members of th* Rotary Club tn that en d " w#re *»k#d by President Gordon Mr. Odham, In his brief talk Urlsaon today lo meet a t the Toftcfollowing the dedicatory address Ist Center a t 3:00 o'clock tomor­ l.y Mr. Touhv, pointed cut that row afternoon to go In a group lo the Information Booth had been Blue Springs were a picnic will he (IM tlsw * aa r#a# Two) i< to meet it* revpon* Sumuilng up the ach'ev,»*ncnt4 nf Inlwr iluring the past fifty Atm-iIran TntnTfrrtnrTJfV.t‘‘d WT<18- l!w*i’. IHWItt Wim (|tr with Hethert Covvait ire eb e n he was thrown from his vers Class C runslvout." Aiwthei Ixiat was dropped from the i-lertr r hoist and wavdamaged tn ,v small extent. The first best of tbe midget hydroplanes was won hv Jam es Tedford, Miami, second place was copped hy G iiv I’erlita nf Orlando and llam bl Fuller, Tam pa, came In third. . - • ' The second heat nf the midge* tinman now r u\h*-«t - wag.* ktui . thn h'ghnt "t<itN,-nd of li*in£ of any pcopla In tin- histurv nf the x-vrl.!. and ho uit-.-l flint the tcspiin.i'ili- Irodcra of labor treognlie (In- frin’ , of tho Ameili-nn wav of life v.-hlcfi they enjoy a nd' t r v to rccoitcifi thorn- p ra .,- betvvri-ii Inlair mi l manage­ ment can bp- maintain* I nnd tho productive machinery nf this coun­ supported. • . Federal Aid S o u r III trySenator llollard was infr-vjiicoii To Fi«:ht Bud Tide bv Senator t.loyd F. H’v ! \ who pre-i.lwl over the m-atlnij as t'-i-imaster. An official Welcomn va* extended the -listiegutlhcd Legion Head States gne-t- nnd visiting l aia' inn by W. \ Hitting, president ,vf liin ( ham* UN Is Peace Hope u bet nf Commerce. Senator Boyle ■alsn introduce*) S.-i-rcturv of Stato NEW YORK. Sept. 2. t/T ) - tide \ Ginv, who a w e rje l the Jam -s F. O'Neil, new cnmmandci flit- group, four of ail » 1 -m ’It ‘of the American Legion, declared today th a t .“there I* t«v» much talk of war and not enough talk of peace.'” At lii* first formal new* c»n. feren'-e since hit election laM Sunday, O'Neil said ’th a t in his opinion “the talk of w ar is e sa g (reratrd " lie ad-led, however, th a t the danger of war "can't he over looked " O'Ned. who t« ehief of policre in Manchester, N. j L . ’sal-1 th at "the UntYsd Motions ts the only hope- * r b a re " for peace. "YVe must p la rW lu r reliance In it and try to make It workaDle.” The new commander declared th a t Communism was like an ireberg, “ nine-tenths subm crgr-l.'' Questioned a* to w hether he felt outlawed, O'Neil said " I t (CommOnismi I* not a political party hut I* an International consplr- Nation’s Death Toll For Holiday Is 448 an- member* of the Red flit- C :u mittee. xjIII confer wljfh .lulni Steelman, piesldentlal a-- Innt with other -government •> S-l-A-iiun of tire group (’laude Stiirkland, (read • Ins roiiiilv'- freli dis|»o»< nanv-d that file* were ci of SfT.crnt*. ■ • Under an agreement*ycacHW by the uninn* and tfiv carriers, tha nf the arhitrM bi’ board II-- <iiii|ini-d up th# flv. nrnbl,.m fin-lings t-f six member* hcado-l hy P r. • i n . . . i ___ 1...1 •• William l.ejserson, form er chair­ man nf the National I j t w r Rela­ tion* Hoai l. art- bindin ; upon the pnrtlv*. Nazi Denies Training Germans In Russia HA PEN HADES, Germany Hi-pt. 2. GP>- Tht- wife of fnriiirr N an' Finl-I Marshal Friedrich Von I'aulu* *41-1 t-nlay *lu- had re­ ceived a postcard front him deny­ Rv th e Associated Press At least 448 person* ditil In' ing report* th st lie wa» ^ g a n ir violent accidents over th# thrv#- Ing an at my of German* in Itu*•la. day Labor Day wrsk end. Traffic mlsnaps accounted for hy far th* majority of th* tragedles. with 290 parsons dead in crash#* on the nation*!' h lih tfk y t ' In addition. 81 person* drowned suit 77—w a rs killed . In other acci­ dent*. Including 21 deaths in plan# crash#*. • Th# traffic toll was higher than th* early estimate of 260 ma l by th* National Safety Council, hut It was still- wsll below III# all time Labor Day week end tra ffic ‘ fatality flgurp of 4 2 3 'in 1941. In that / e a r another 73 drowned and 126 died In mltcellaneoue violent mishaps, bringing LA GUARDIA CONDITION NEW YORK, Be f i t . 2, (,7 7 Formar Mayor Florello H. La Guardia was reported today by his physician tn be “ not doing very well." Df. Georg* Baehr said [.a Guardia, who la recuperating from an operation, had not recov­ ered sufficiently tn permit re­ sumption of hla radio broadcasts. Non*()perating Railroad Workers Liven Wage Bimat ..... tha third . J * c la rific a tio n of railroad lalmr. in little 'm ore than a vi-.ir. In-19tfi they acre aw ard>i| a boost nf I S'* cents nn hour. Non - operating p e r s o n n e l , am ounting to about ‘.hrco-fourtKx of th,. line** total employment, ro n tist of clerk*, tel»gTaph«re, maintenance men and othere not employed directly In tha running findings were basal on hearing* conducted in C hldi from Aug. 4 through Aug. 28. TsVfiiir lo r ‘ the full 20 ctn U t Two large rattlesnake* were re-icost*. which Included payroll*, rrntly killed hy J. W. Fortier near I At one »e*slon of the hearing, his home In |j»kr Mary. On Hun- L. W. Horning of Njw York, ylea day evening he killed a reran president of the New Y>uk C/n* fool snake with l« rattlea and on tral System, estimated a 20 c e il Monday evening shot a six fo o t; Increase would hike payroll* by lung rattWr with 12 rattles. (660.000.00U a year, _ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 01, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 01, 1947. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 01, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5f06fcac9a15afaac6fc66819ab3493e.pdf a93d1eed1de5cbde8e440a53385b0560 PDF Text Text f Kiwanfe Meet U na Cw i (Mm I described by him a t tha largest In tho country. Boya from -IS to CO are lent there only as a * laat resort when they have provLtd incorrigible. He told how * a boy la brought to Hie home, use* an y by a atrapplng sheriff. The vboy I. then searched, his belong* Inga put In a vault, his dungarees and trouser* given to him. At meal time he Is taught to stand by count and to eat by count, gp Boya are put into School ar.d visit Shops where they can choov) * trad* to learn so that when re leased they will be self-support OH Company Rocked * By Explosion, Fire Pope—Truman <Con'tn»r* r»«t" *•»■» ill peoples of the earth are longnr." The Pope continued:* munificent th in ly ahown bv the American people to the snf• ferlng and oppressed In every part of the world Is a fair token of „„ ......"The plant early , today, musing the company to lose 24.000 barrel t daily capacity In jtroeeasing crude oil, company official# raid. - One worker, Julius Kupni, fi2, of Whiting was missing ns firemen fought flames .which at first were brought under control, then hroke out again several hours later. Three workefs, Injured slightly, were given first aid united towards its realtralicn." The President, declaring that "IhV tasks now confronlldit III are tages and go to bed promptly at formidable", said; The explosion; which occurred S;00 P, M. under bright- lights "I am privileged, to pledge full and Are heavily, guarded. .Thry In a nump house serving the com. fnith to you once’*«*•» to work have daily military drill and those pany'a No. 5 and A*.pipe stills, »ho merit may indulge In ath­ waa hrard for a radius of n mile with Your Holiness and with every letics. from the Mast. Within two hours, agency of good the world over for an enduring peace." . .. ' Be declared h I a "theoretical flames which followed ths ex“An enduring peace,* Mr. Tru­ plosion were reported under con­ ideaa” and M. A. degree In soclology. ha found to be utterly trol, but fire broke out'ngaln ar­ man asserted, "can be bud! only 410 good .without experience, and ound 9:00 A. M. Comn»ny—of­ upon Christian orloclple*. Bkcebt d w ih f tt six of his best friends hid ficials, however, said they he. the Lord*build liter hquv. tltry lab­ •ii'-. been killed by Inmatrs. He taught lived plant firemen eould curb or in vain who build v ** flAa,. a Christian nabon our aehool with a black lack strapped the Garnet. *. to his wrist, he said, and earn-I A company spokesman carimat- tatm- .i d'- ire la to banish Wlf auch a reputation for discipline ed damage at |70,000, and raid and the causes of w ar’ from tha that the cut In dally crude oil cap­ world J believe lhal.Ihe greatest acity necessitated by-tho damage need of the world today Is a re­ was doubly eevefe becau-e It waa newal of faith. I seek to encour­ percent of the bo; added to destruction of another age renewed faith In the dignity cause no trouble, daily 2400 barrel* caparity suf­ and worth of the human mrson th a other 10 percent have to S' fered In another fire three weeks In all lands. The riroct demand faith that -Is strong enough to disciplined. . In-.: struggle If need In-* for the right." A Boys who had the choice of ir> Tin- Pontiff replied: laehefc with the heavy leather paridie or fiva days extra.Jlroe, In “Once th- slnt". to the exclusion variably chose the paddle, Making of Cod. make* itself.thn soutce of them stand faca to 4he wail un­ the rights of the human person, <r*nllfinr4 I,-at |I**I der strict military discipline for( -Ilrimh tr«op dispositions bpt gave no lorfb'atfnn w brthrr she would commodity the jrd rr of f] 1 la wield the blg.power veto. Martin Btinclpher sani .......... ........... and ......... history surely Soviet Delegate Andrei A. llro- nvrtturned: etal aongi with Hi makes It clear that tha Inevitable myko. ■ speaking as a vote ap­ accompanying. Prof. proached In the Security Council result of the sukrroston of. cnler on the long-debated calf, repent­ between peoples Is war.** as guests. ed (bat British’troops should gel off Egyptian ao|| an demanded by Citrus Ruling th* Cairo government. Dewey Speech <t'«altaii«4 (tan !*»«• Oast Tha Brasilian resolution, calling on Britain and Egypt to remim? the growers or signatures Sy direct negotiations, was described shipper* barely met technical re“ that wa are witnessing on the as a menus nf sidestepping ASIwtld aevnc conditions which arc _Earn will—mail ---- 'BauimngTrnkTlhoto Which fdirow out- 12,000 letter* to individual Russia and Colombia were re­ itruwent, each containing a ballot, _ #d tha first World W ar" garded an (he key- figure* In tin* n copy of the proposed amend­ leader declared "We m ust honeet- final voting. The Soviet Union ment ultd an envelope lit which to Jy face up to th* facta and know ha* supporter! Egyptian demand-. return the marked ballot to the wher* the danger* at*. Everyone I,*1eland off ire. knows that there la now a move­ tlonal removal of< British troop*, Permission has l>ecn obtained ment which Ip advancing In am ­ but had given no indication wheth­ to u*o county agrnt offices office* In bitious, Wall-organised program er she might veto anything Ice*, polling placet where growers who Brasil has moved that Egypt did not receive a ballot by mail and Britain resume negotiation* may obtain one and cart their far settlement of their disput-1, all* citruktpftxJuelng counties a* which also hinges on the future of the Anglo-Egyptimr Hndan. A Cooperatives will lie permitted preliminary unofficial lineup r.how. to submit 1mllots far their mem­ *«1 llnltfd Statrs, f'hirtn, .^u-tru­ bership. Grower-shipper* will t» ll*, Belgium and Prance behind permit ted to rote a* growers, the Braillion resolution. Seven and nl-o to sign ns shippers. affirmative vote* arc rtouirto1 Indian Hlvrr growers and ship­ far patsage, Brail) looked look**! per* have sought thin amendment__ and Urnril to . every way of life." to her l.niin Amrrlcan neighbor. Because of trad It Imini differences , Deway said the American'•Le- Colombia, far the derisive ballot. in their marketing method*, mmBoland, a consistent voting-part. pa rvd-wlth the m nainder nf Unri^ U a “a* a group, -havs long and ncr of Russia, ami Hyrla, a atstei ida’s citrus territory, ihey claim member of Egypt in the Arab to hav> lien, penalised at time* League, are strongly opposed to when shipping regulations which the Brasilian mnv-. • state were npplird alia to them, CAIRO, Police prohibited a meeting called TO FETB PLAVEBS tnnlirht lit* ftir DELAND, Aug. 20, '(Special)— Player appreciation night U sched­ uled tonight for tho Dt-tjuid Red Hats wlmn they meet the Gaine*immediate withdrnwnl of Britinb ville G-Men nt Conrad Pnyk In troop*. fielamd. Nearly I, BOO fapa are The committee, whlrh asserted expected to witness the contest It included repivffnU tlrt* <f nil und the pre game festivities. political parties, met Tutsday hml f (On Ui s N t u a l*««* OsO demonstratfons fidlowed. * coly • few months sgo from her Members of the Moslem Broth­ • 'HitWe Britain, where shs hsd erhood, who led violent sntl-BrU/ met and married Poland, said she and anll-Amrrlcan demonstra­ h»d no plans for returning to lih tion* last Friday, were to llst'm h«r home! radio today to proceedings fi “I'd Ilka to stay ovsrWhsre," tha 8ecurlty Coimcll hearing sha said. plea. i Poland, a cook at th# Army's theTh*Egyptian brotherhood news­ X flln field near hsra, wsj shot paper, Moslem El Mnrimmm. to death tn front of the Fort Maerterl ElthatEkwan British civllisnt hod Walton m ta o ra n t wb«r* hit wlfo been instructed awlft departure from Egy-jilttm suit for .divorce, In vlewr of the UN’s i speed­ baby away and threaten* 1 dtlc* ed rejection of the Egyptian de­ Ife. * Th* British embassy denied tiaald her first m e n In the mand. tha report. ipt to get custody of her Would be to talk with her .The Mwapapey said the British r-ln-law, C. T. Poland, why army had placer] cities In the • hare mttxpacUdJy for tha Suex Canal tone out of bounds to it* troops hecaute of tension and ordered all. unit* to pl*cf m in - Greet Belt I.ake Is the reennent There ere more then four timer of ancient Lake Bonneville which as mpny cattle In Nevada a was once WO deep where Salt there are people;'population 110, Lake City now aland*. . 247 with about 4BO,000 cattle. „n# The power needed to light an the electric bulb for one hour would the W p * smell wnteh running for 1,000 year*. Te U rge independent stater— pt, Ireq, Persia, Saudi Arabia Turkey—make up M per cent tfjW tsr-p:1 S t’vtk up now for the Holiday ahead—We have tha finest array of holiday foods In town. Store 3 will be closed all day Monday—so b u y enuff to last 'til Tuesday I A T T E N T IO N Storas CICMri All Day Monday, Sspt, 1 Quantity .Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru Saturday. August 30 nixie Darting Old Fashioned w h o m Sandwich Lady l& tt/F o ta td * ’ |> Salad W eenees u -° 20c Hash 300 25c Chill •* Van Can « 12c Van Camp Comsd & no llormel Liver P a ta . 16-OI Van Can S ausage 4 LABOR DAY S A L E j A rm our’a Libbyl Potted Libby Deviled 17c Libby Vienna 15c Bar Harbor Anchovy Armour’s %*• College Inn Boned C h ic k e n svi American Oil 15c Long W hite Long Island White Cobbler M eat . S a u s a g e N W* C a rd in a l 1 4 ttc tradem ark POTATOES, (Plug Bottle Deposit) Calif. Graweniteln All Sweet Show WhtU SUPER FEA TU R E CHEESE Lb 49c G ra p e s 2 O n io n s OLEO y i t . Lb 47c Fresh Oregon BoUd*. lb 45c 25c . CHEESE 2 for 29c Redl-Mlx lb # Yctlcnv 4 t b, Pota to e s 4 25c OaUfontt* 25c P lu m s Shipped, Qr. A, Leri* Delta Bweet Mix P ic k le s < s R E E 6IANT D ain ty Mbc V . M u s ta rd ? « Hockless, Whole or String Half Picnics 8*to*10-lb, i, No a U. S ^ G o rt Graded Utility 'Sure-M ix’ 12v& c A venge S lit, F r u it Eagle Brand 8 -or French'* Prepared N '■ f CHUCK ROAST ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ l l t M J K L O I N STEAKS F L L ROUND, CLUB STEAKS STEAKS lb 29c Hamburger U. 8- Good A Choice Veal Nabisco Rltz V4-U. Oator Roach Hive* ANNOUNCING sm Does Everything DU 2 t OPENING OF U. S. Good & Choice Beef biatora, howsrrtr. did BARBER SHOP Tongues -u> 28c 117 W. FIRST STREET FRIDAY AUGUST 29th ,. - ■. Dotllos 'eachcrs Meet Venetian gjass worker* once confined to their own spe­ cial Island to pravant their se­ lobbies w b m , interests cret* from being discovered by affected b y ,, increased foreigners. She blasted, a t legisla- in f that there had been no epi* p in public offer to help damle Wher# they had stayed, mr t*achara,?i.and then pnlaed tha new school lotfit* iltte* eat Ion- vote exactly bad feature*. debate* were Mid In the ■fid Benet# before th* bill aed, *h« satd^'and told of >mbera of wnmittfc. m atter o f'raisin g ths l* of Khooljxupcrintefitrond tha ..taga of beo ’read .and ,w rit* . 00# mod it unconatUuilona], T H U R S D A Y , AUGUST 28, 1947 T H E SANFORD HERALD, ■ �■■■■ 8- ;E^v.'i T' ■ ■ T— - THE W EATHER a Umlly T h trc I s S tren g th — , Pertjy cloudy tonight and Sat*, urdsy, »M tly scattered »ho»w i and thunderstorms this allernooit and again Saturday .afternoon,’ Winds! gentle to rnixlernte rail* - a b l e through Saturday. To Protect tbo Peaceof Urn World; To Promot* th® Pro*re** of Am trittj To F rH a n Prooporltjr for S tttfori - . AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEW 8PAPEK _______. 1 ■ Vo l u m e x x x v iii E itab U sh ed 1908 !-!■ SA N FO RD , J^ " e —^ l — . " ■■■■■* NO. 208 Aiaociated Pm# Lowed Wir* F L O R ID A , FRIDAY. AUGUST 29, 1917 **• Legion Meet Hears Armed "Service Heads t Preacher Dem onstrates His Faith Eisenhower Sees No I m m e d i a t e War; N i m i t z Discusses Unified D e f e n s e Note To Russia Sug­ gests Sept, 8 Date; S ta te Department Reveals Proposals By ALLAN FISHER WASHINGTON. Aug. 29 WP)Tbe United Slate* celled today for a four-power conference to speed Korean independence. Tbc request was made in a new note to Moscow saying that the present deadlock on a joint Rutsian-Amrrican commission to ar range for a provisional governmeal cinpot, in this country's opinion, continue NEW YORK. Aug. 29 GP>Americsn Legionnaires. t h e i r lengthy campaign for upiversel military training now backed by thy bi-partiian tupport of President Truman and Got. Thomsi E. Dew­ ey, today looked to the niton's top miltary leaden for further en­ dowment -of peacetime comcription at the second session of the m Letion't 29th Convention, X Sriitfel •„/ #te' A n # DwigM D. Eiienhower, -Army Chief of ' ' Staff, told American Legionnaire* he u w no immediate threat ol I global war but added that United State* Armed Force* ihould bit ittong enough to make an agre*»or realize war would “like­ ly be fought over hi* territory. armlet eald that “no tr e a t nation ia today In poiltlon deliberately to provoke a long and exhaust ing conflict with any hope of TWO PIAblY COPyikHtADS ere held aloft by the Rev. Gordon Miller, pastor of a tneke-cultiit congregation at Summerville, G a, as he provea to hie followers hie faith In tha sect’s religion. The death of e member of j Milter's dock,’who died after drinking polton to show his faith, baa i. caused the preacher’s arrest on a murder w arrant (International), Rio ParleyJHailed.TrumanForesees ByVandenbergAt Marshall Plan To Brazil’s Congress Supplant UNR R A Presidential Note To Congress. Reports On O rg a n iz a tio n “W# must so gird ourselves American Conference of hemi­ that a predatory aggressor will sphere defense set a "significant bs aware of the risk* ha run* r*ample’“ for ihe United N«end will realise, ehould he pro- linns. ((m lla M *n rear* lie I The treaty agsinst aggression to be signed W e Tuesday in the ) presence of -President Truman * Dutch To Accept Tendency Of -BN'. f f i m S t t L T E : ® O n I n f U n n A a i n •"«! ^ n ty Tri the history of the U W v B C b I B world, the Michigan senator said in hjs prepared address. •t h e HAGUE, Aug. 29 0P>~ T h t Natherlanda government an. notmeed today it would accept “the general tendency" of United «- Nation* Seeurlty . Council re% eonUlone on Indonesia. > Tbs council voted Tuesday to extend Ite good office* and eat up a council committee to Investigate the differences between the Dutch end the Indonesian. Republic. The government eald It wonld 'extend all facilities to consuls at Batavia, Java, to Investigate and report on the eltuatlon In tha Eeat Ihdiee since the United Nations cease-fire order became effective a t midnight Aug. 4. if The announcement eald the Netherlands govemmsnt soon would designate „ member of the comeommieelon proposed in the American resolution. Under the resolution, the Dutch are to nomlnato on# member, the Indon­ esian! one, a n d 'th e Dutch and Xadanesleni, a third. The government said however, th a t It syould .stand by tta refusal to recognise the competence of the Security Council to deal with % the m atter, which the Dutch have contended wee an internal affair. Accepting the ‘^tendency" of the ►solutions,. the “ Dutch communi qua look the view th at the Indon­ esian Republic should "cease any hostile action by word or deed," and that final responsibility for order In the Islands remained with the Netherlands government. ($ Test Case F ails To * Aid Deported Jews 0 LONDON. Aug* H , UP) — The Hlgh Court of Justice refused tocorp re v e n te d ‘ ‘- u E r J * from foretha British fng 4,400 Jewish refugees, inter' teoted while trying to run. the Pal4*tln’e immigration blockade, to go to Germany. # The refugees now are an route to Hamburg In three British ship*. Tha application, sponsored by the i Jewish Agency, sought the writ on behalf of six of the re fu g e e In a test case applicable to all the Jew*. t In ordering the deportation of Jaw* from FaleaUnlaa waters, Jenkins WfVtoday 41 . . In state itfc T t _ Republicans Say Labor Deceived By Propaganda Poll Reveals Unions Favor Provisions Of T aft-H artlcv Act PERRY BROWM J05CPII J MAUOY “The United State* government Eiienhower aald that “as long a t deliberate aggression against the rights of fraa man I and nd tho U. S„ Senator Cites existence of free government may Meet's Historic wa must Be prepared for • A c c o m p lishment s bg- a part of tha International whatever this may finally mean 9 to us.*’ RIO DE JANEIRO. Aug, 29 ■WASHINGTON. Aug. 29 (*”> want to (JP)—Sen, * Re declared “I do d not want F*>—Sen, Vandenbeia Vandenbeij (R-Mich]l (R-Mich]( Piesidenl Trumin espicurd hope b* understood a* a M jtt a global git war a* an immediliaW threat" and told a joint session of Brasil's today that the Marshall plan for Congress today that tbc Inter* European self-help will successfully eddid- Ia n German ~ Industrial Goal O f 1936iLevel Set By Britain-U. S. In Race To Head American Legion m • If*" Big 4 Meet On Korean Issue Tha work dona at QuiUndlnha, thu.jU . 8. delegate added, will give tha United Nations "a use. ful ^n d impressive model of how big . and little stale* can work together on a basis of absolute equality of both obligation and power in the pursuit of Interna­ tional peace and security." "It it a thrilling international adventure which took concrete form when the Pan-American Union was organised in 1890, Vandenberg said. "R it a formu­ la of firm friendship which has, relatively, made our* the most peaceful continent on earth for Jhe better part of a century." Vandenberg. on behalf of tbo ( O n lliH l r a B« II,) Injured Prelate Is Placed Urider Arrest BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Aug. 29 UFb~President Vladimir Bakarlch of the, Croatian Republic wa* quoted by Tanjug, Yugoslav New* Agency, to d a y .a s saying that Sunday!* mob attacks on Catholic priest* - In Vensilt, Giulia reaulted, from a ruling by certain priest* th at .per vm* ctasaed aa “enemies o f tli# church" would be barred from acting as godfather* a t confirmation <vemonles. Bakerlch wee .quoted ea saying that Msgr, Jakor Ukmar, a Vatfegn prelate who wa« Injured In the attack* after being sent to the area to administer confirmation to Catholic children when local priests experienced hostility, had been pieced under arrest, and that "together with other participants In the Incidents end their organit. ere" he would be turned over to the courts. Msgr. Ukmar wee In a Flam# hospital with eoncuulon end body wounds received a t the hands of the seme mob which killed Father Miro Btilesleh, fulfillment of Its committment to Korean Independence'and propose* that the four power* adhering to the Moscow agreement meet to consider how that agreement may be speedily carried out," the not# aald. It suggested that conversations on the problem begin Sept. 8. Nations particlpatlnr In JhJLHofc; cow conference on Korea were the: Unite,! States, Britain, Hustle' and China, Simultaneously, the Staie- De­ partment dislosed e summery of proposals by this country for Korea's future. They Included tha American suggestion for a general Korean election which ha* been rejected by Ruksla. • The U. S. not* said the Soyiet claim that it has the right to ex­ clude tome Korean political partita from participating in the decisions on Korea’s futur* )a "contrary to the democratic principle of free­ dom of opinion.” “ For almost two years the government of the United Stele* has devoted its utmost effort* to earring out the term* of the Muscow agreement on Korea," the not* eald. The egre«m*nt which the note referred we* reached In supplant direct aid of the type pro­ vided by the United Nations Re­ lief and Rehabilitation Adminutr*. tion. . ■In a letter transmitting to Con­ gress his report UNRRA’* uinduo (CaBlta«*4l mm N f * H i ) operations during the first quit ter of this ye*|, Mr. Truman said: "Long-term plans hive been in­ augurated by our government und e r w h ir f r ir ir hoped yhst^rfevasUted countries wifi achieve eco­ nomic health through cooperation among themselves and with such long-range help as the United qUITANDINHA. B ru it, Aug. State* is able to give under proper 29 UPt—A surprise Argentic* amendment to hemisphere defrn** international atringem-nt*.* measure* waa raised today In what i ci. • Th» pamphlet says enactment of th» Taft-Hartlev* Act "maike'd ill* fulfillment of a major campaign pledge hy the Republican Paity. ~twffg- 'uliuti " f'li *>*--ping sup port ,aml approval oi the Amen- Directors Of Farhen Boast O f Part In War NUERNBERG, Germany, Aug. 29 (tP)—Th* prosecution intro­ duced to an American war crime* court today •tatematnt* by dir­ ectors Of I. G. Ferben Industrie, German chemical trust, in which they boastsd that Hitler wa* un­ able to wag* war without their help. The director* are on trial for their Uvea. Th# p ro tectio n said th* docu­ ments also disclosed th at the F er­ ben leader* realised in 1998 that Hermann Goering had embarked On a vagt rearmament program to which they lent their full strength. Goering committed euleld# lest year a few hours before he whs to bang as g srarcriminal, convicted in tht* tamo courtroom. , ,‘ Helnyteh Busteflsch, on* of tha t l Parben Industrie director* on trial, told American queitlonera: “ It la clear that war could not have been conducted without I. G. (Ferben) production." Georg Ven SchnlUier, member Ileal E state Sales of the trust’* executive Committee . Active In Sanford and also a defendant, w u quoted In another document as eaylngi "IF# knew, with the rearm a­ A number of rest ostata salt* during tha past week were re­ ment program of 1699, lbs elt­ wa* dangerous. inaoported today hy Fred Bender whd uatlon .. . . . very _ - .................. Intore tv , M Uw poeslbUIUea of v t r Indicated U sets property. I w ir» concerned." continue* in ' Bchitsier elso told b ■th* eatu A ju m i m hvlp#d hslped tha German air forte In c»m practice war gem**. He cited an flsnfnni example of a plant making magThe home | nasi am bomb* a t Aachen, which waa concealed, so cleverly that dkk of S t Carmen flier* were unobis .to spot Tfc# Fred Ji Baaford Avenue w>« to Har- if. rv M. Brush, Jr, for And r . F . A. MEET Kay Drowning of ClminnsU.^CL AH Future Farmer* of America he* purchased th r^ u e se ll MrKI >a t 200 est YWsniieth, msmhsrs a n requested to meet at StreeW or r. seperted wnsidantUon I *H* X - : * i Building not later than 9.to Monday morning'. had promised to he a perfunctory tertian of the Inter-Amsricen'Conference committee on aggression. San. Vandenberg (R-Mlch), U. S. Delegate, charged that the Ar­ gentine move waa “an attempt to limit even th# right to consult’ on aggression. He said the amend­ ment proposed "a limitation we can nevar accept." T ht committee assembled t i eludy the draft report on the Inter-American tone of maritime security, drawn up. by delegates of the Unit*4 States, Argentt-i* and Chile. It had been expected to approve quickly the outline of a security ton* stretching from pole to pole and from Greenland to the Aleutian*. velopmi the development delayed find approval of the treaty.w IVIthout .................. bringing th# amend­ ment to a vote, committee chair­ man Ricardo J. Alfaro of Panama adjourned the committee until P:09.P. M. The o rig in ! schedule had called for a plenary session ear­ ly In ;th* day to approve the treaty article by article eu 11 could be signed in Rio De Janeiro Tueeday In th* pretence of PresIdant Truman. Enriuue V. Coromlnat, of th* Argentina delegation, proposed that th* article on aggrtstion al­ ready approved hy th* full 19nation working 'committee be amanded to reed that the “prin­ ciple of effective jurisdiction ap­ plies only ty In th* security tone." He explained he wanted It made clear w hither, for instance, an whether. attack on the U. S. occupation son* In Germany could bt con­ strued a i an attack against ths American continent." "We - must assure our people! peace which we ere achieving nf limitations to the defense of h ir e " he said. Sanford Skeet Club Holds Second Mci Vha Sanford Skeet Club held ,lta eaesnl seeshly meet ing at She range at tha Municipal Airport yesterday afternoon. The following i ere made on the abbreviatsd skeet nf 10 birds each: Henry W ight Roy Williams •y R. Wllllei Andrew Carreway Jake Adame Ralph Wight W. A. Leffler W. A. Patrick Olyva Aun Adam* 4tj RtCIIAHD KA81CI1KE BERLIN. Aug. 29 0P>-A West-, ein Germany with an industrial capacity about equal to 1936 wasfnvisaged today by the United Stair* and Great Britain in a new Irvrbdf-industt)*' pl»n providing for annual steel production of 10,700,000 ingot Jon*. Under the plan, the U. S. and British rones, to relieve the bur­ den on American and Brittab tax* payers, would produce IS percent more ettmrt* than the same ares* d*d in 1936. three years before Germany staited Wotld War II. to biing tn $2.000,000,000.-ayear. The n#W plan sva« a revision of th* four-power Itvel-oMndu* artil " repansiions” agreement * ' BW- !«_•«!««"«»* U. *- *-’> • the U. 8. and Dtilish mdiia can elfdorale nn Nov. 3, 1946.“ governors. General Lucius f t Tastage of the act, the Repub­ l lay and Air Chief Marshal Sur licans contend in the booklet, “es­ Hholto Douglas, termed tha low tablished e,|usl rights and respon­ celling set in that agreement ”un-' sibilities for management and lab­ realistic." or in their relationships, and in Under the four-power plan, lha created safeguards for the right*, steel reiling for all Germain- wa* ofJndlVtdtial workers." * 5,800,000 ton*. Under the tfritilh The pamphlet add*! American, plan, the British and RICHARD C. CADWAUADER "Due to the propsganda effort* U. Skstone*. alone would produce BASCOM f. JONSS of sonw union labor lenders who i®)doutde Dial. Four of tho candidate* for national commander of the American Disclosure of the plan followed legion*in the election which will feature the nntinn»fconvention now hope to continue unbridled Hictntl,eimr held in New York City. This year the race is hd'-ved to beiu rial control of worker*, nnd the by two days the close of a aix. “ open. .Mr. . a, .... II___ ___1 T-_ •___ n.ilttlcsl nnliticallvu mnllvala.1motivated- antagonism day conference of th# U. S., Brit­ wide Jirowtt I* t. from Beaumont, Tex., Mr. ,1-11 Malloy from Washington, D. C., Mr. Cadwallader from Baton Rouge. La., and of the Democratic Administration, ain and France in .London during from th# President on down, there which German industry wa* dieMr. Jones from Nashville. Tenn. has bean created aome ronfuslon iMissed. a* tn the true intent and meaning In that conference, th# French of the art.” voiced objections to Die plan based it goes on tn say that n r»c*nt on their feai* of a Germany with “oblecltve ami nonqtarlisUn pull" ifnawed power for warm aking illu strated —tills confusion ,and Before I he ■**n fen lite r . Rueeto pro­ showed that "misleading propag­ tested that leaving her out of the anda" had distorted objective* and tali* violated the 1945 Potsdam benefits of the lsw in the minds of Sanford it .preparing for nnr of "the'vetv persona whs are protec­ Agreement. The (Tay-Dougla* announcemeMIt nnitnard ns l-sae Sts) its ITrgeii celebration* Monday ted bv it* provisioni," “In polling *workers, the reever to he hrld on Labor Day in Sanford Plans Wide Variety Of Entertainment For Labor Day Argentine Move (W ildcat Strikes Delays Approval In British Mines Of Defense Pact Feared Spreading The mention of “proper" ar­ rangement* seemed to point up a news conference statement Wed­ nesday by Undersecretary of State Robert A. Lovett that this coun­ try will extend aid or.lv on the basl* of a recovery plan which ia reasonable and realistic. In another.reference to tho 19natton Paris conference on tho Marshall plan Lovett eaid dam ends on American aid must diminish bv next rg£r. Mr. Truman'* lettar said the end of UNRRA'a operation* "ha* bejn in light for several months." It notsd that whlla contribution* tUesttssiS . a Pag* els) WASHINGTON. Aug. 29 tWbTbc Republican National Commit­ tee is rirrulsttng a psmpblet en­ titled "The Truth About th* 1.* bor Management Relation* Act ! 9 4 r - i n Which ft aiserts ibVt there has been ‘'misleading propagands" about the law’s obje-.t- i Higher Production Is. Seen As NecessaryTo Help Country As Well As Europe this city. The Coast Guard' Aux­ iliary has completed arrangement* for 13 races with from 12 In 13 participants in each race and svilh prim and trophies of $85(1. rare* will start at 1:00 P, Union Makes Appeal M.The and will tail until 6 :0 0 P. M„ To Avoid Another and will he run under the auspices F u e l - S h o r ta g e of the Florida Federation of Ou*bnard Motor* with Joe Swift of • LONDON. Aug. 29 W>—At least Mount Dora, president 6f the aiII mine* rmplcwinj 23.190 m-n sociatinn. •officiating. -rnd producing 130.000 wreklv There will also he horse race* ton* o{ critically needed coal were end contest* bv the Dusty Boots Club starting at 2:00 P. M. idle today breaum of wildcat Riding as fnllowa: six cow pony rncies strike* w'lich lW*!rn»d lo spread wnd three run-offa; quarter horse race; girls’ race; riding toumg-in the Yorkshire coal1 fields. The Labor Party's Daily Herald mrnt: barrel race; flag rnce; rigte e race*. The judges for Ihes# said 14 mine* were struck and thaf races will be Henry Leo. Sr., Kd these normally employed 27.582 Cameron, P. - A. Mero, Barney men and produced 171,130 tom Beck and 3no. G, Leonardy. Starter. There will a prise lo r eveiy a week. race, and the Jotal prlta money is More ihsrr 25 000 m d quit in $500. sympathy with 140 who walked Following th4 horse races ard out Aug. I! in pi protest tn a ______ ... ... the boat_______ races will he _a banquet. joint Unlon-NMlonat CoaL Board] j|,c Mayfair Inn at 7:00 P. M. Committee ruling nssigning them j for t),e member* of lha Chamber two additional ..feet, of coal to 0f Commerce. Junior Chamber cf mine. Commerce, Coeit Guard Auxiliary Th# Natinntil Coal Board, which and their guest* a t which Benelor ‘ I #111 bv the prin­ Holland hat administered Brltiih coal Boestard Hr mine* since the Labor Govarn- cipal sneaker. A fter tho banquet inent nationalised them Jan. I, there will l>e * dance at 9:00 P. M. dismissed the original strikers, rul­ in the ballroom of thu Mayfair ing th# men terminated their Inn. contract* by refusing to return to work lest Monday. U. S. Atom Monopoly Faced with the necessity of get­ ting more coal mined to prevent Charged By Russia a repitltion of last winihr’i fuel famine, th# National Union of LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 29, (AT Min* Workers has appealed tn — Renewjng “monopoly" charger strikers tn return. against th* United 8totof, Soviet At Grlmethorn# -min*, where Rutile today rejected a group of th* unauthorised strike began, a proposals for setting up and oeercrude whit* gallows w«» erected W r n g + international atomic ..1_L . yon* and Inscrihedt "Burn -Will Lew-i Irol . r(j agsticy. . B- n, m v m O n p H lH H I ■ ■ This mado It virtually certain Lawther, president o( th# N a­ that the second report of the tional Union of Mlneworker*. sup­ United Nations Ttomlc Ensrgy ported the Coal Board in firing Commission to th# Security Coun­ •he striker# and aald ih# board cil, due S ep t 16, would he submit­ "would have been lacking In It* ted with Rusal* again refusing lo duty" had it done otherwise. vote. Th# Conservative Dally GhaphAndrei A. Gromyko, Soviet dele­ (C sillssM •» Pass Sis) gate, told the commission's politi­ cal committee th at the papers amounted to the same thing e* C o f C Election Ib original United States pro­ {k in g Held This Week thaposal for atomic control. Ha re­ peated hla old chars* that th* President W. V. Bitting of th* United 8Utea waa trying to aet up . otic .nation. « S S l ? r announced'totJa?^ Uiaf1 The Russian eald the pepere ballots for the election of direc­ tor* of the Chamber of C<|m«rc* were lncompatieble with the fund­ for the ensuing year were placed amental principle* of the U, N. In the mall Monday in J arn re­ charter. Ha aald they -wero found­ turnable up to 6:00 o'clock Tues­ ed on a bail* which dote not cur­ respond to lha principles of the day of next week. Mr. Bitting called attention to United Nations end trie assigned th# fact that It la necessary for a task of controlling etomt: energy. Tha United Stele* end six other representative of the numbers to cant their votes on thU election nation* on the 12-m*mb*r tomand urged them all to fill out mllslon have approved the papers. (heir ballot end return It prior to which will form lha boalt second report. 6.-00 P. M. Tueeday. M't-sMqase <tn r> >« s it) tig h t Company s Floridians Marooned n ffl On Caribbean island R a d io Transmitter Begins Operations MIAMI, Fla., Aug. 29 (fP IThree flying Robinson Crusoe* from Florid* are castaway* on a Stohrtwnvp r a d i o .rnnsm lttar tiny Island far out In the Carib- WKTO. of Florida Power L- Light bean sea, and unhappy about it j Company, ha* no v commenced alt. operation at the Sanford steam They are pleading with the elcctrit- gvniTiilin-r plant ns on# Coast Guard and Navy to bring of Ift radio -tations ir;*lnltf*d and them a .planeload of gasoline *■) I maintained bv th# power company they can fly out of their predica­ throughout its territory to direct ment. Blit the Navy and Coast its fleet of tro'ihls trucks nnd Im­ Guard have replied with e positive prove service to customers, H. iL ”nn.’; , Cotrman. district manager, an­ Th# men. are listed in radio nounced today. Located tu-rib-* c d of -U. 8. tnesstge* received her# ,-i* Albert James ,of the Aviation Country Highway 17. wlt--*ro It crosAcs the Club at Orlando, and William A. St. Johns Rlv.-r, Stntioi WKTO Krusen of Tampa and Krurcn’a has been lirc n -d by Federal ComI nittnlcations Ciunmlssioti to coar* son. Flying a little . tua-engined nlv with 250 wntts of bower. Both Widgeon, the men shaped their the station mil tbs eompapy’a course for Swan Island, a dot of radio-rquippe-l truota use new land belinging tn the United fresturney-moilula<rd sets foe exStates but 800 miles south of tt-n-leil rengA at Station . WKTO Miami and 150 miles north of SjtiMij^L-hcrs nmFNIpetatn.-s of trouble truth*" s i Honduras, can exchahtr# itestagrs over a die-ti l t lHI They were certain Ihey could tMiice of thlrtv mile*. O perttorr^ m rirl J? refuel when they tended their » i (J j th# _ trucks e:m talk to each. w a emphlbipn on thilJjdand, site •° ! other within * titngi of t#n railea. an observation station In the I Th# Fesicral Communication* Weather *Bureau's storm warn­ Commission, C-i'-trtnn. said has ing aervice ami during th* war n , liaonsad th#‘ folluwlng local cmfrequent point of cell by* Navy plm#es of Florida Power and .patrol craft. , , , , ' Light Company t-> opsrnt# S utton But when thqy they landed, not a W KT0, n . - ». Mi.ldht-m, G. T. droIll of gatolin* was to be hail.t R#T c \y. Ergle, O. It. Bridge*, An d ther* thay were, marooned. w Crom, r, j|. c . Moor#, R. U in this air age White. J. B. Phillips and B. F. Bultard. The list four * iR aWO serve as operator* nf tro u b le truck*. ____________ U. S. Stm Seefes Broad Greek Cabinet (]r|tjcj8m Discussed Bv L. 8. CHAK ALR8 fiy Chinese Council 9 ______ Aug. 29, -tf, S, ATHENS, Ambassador Llnct Lincoln MacV.-.tgh reiterated today the urai™ United rptieraieu iw isr that u n i ins State* wanted a Grsex Cabin* t formed on as broad • base as pi­ stol*. at the stubborn government crisis entered Ua seventh day. IRsmlsilng reports that be was at odds with Dwight P. Griswold, bead of the U. S. eld mission, MeeVeegh said both w»r# workInr toward one end, establishment of a government under which the aid million could function tffecUvaly, MacVeagh and Griswold again appaaled to Demelrloa Maximo* In M i n t lk# preralMsliin.lv. uafi ated Saturday. The TI*v#«r-old Greek financier saw King Paul to­ day and then MocVeegh In an hour-long conference. An Informed loures laid M at­ imoa would tr y to persuade Ihe lei Populist (Koval 1st) P etty lead.or. Constantin Tsai der is. to accept proposals of the opposition par­ ties. Th* opposition has charged the security minister!** with In­ competence end be* dteepproved General Nsnoleon Zervai as min­ ister *f public order. NANKING. ■Aug. - - 29, i.U,i-S, trfd _. enforcement of nteasuo* -iesigned in improve China’s economic posi­ tion was urged today by O u altf Kai-Shek, presiding at it regular meeting of th* stale tn u n d U --Member* said the council dis­ cus ted at some length criticism by Lieut. General Albert C. Woda* merer. President Tmmen* /ectf finder, on ht* departure fru n N e king. . j ’ Meanwhile, an authoriisl disclosed that Foreign Mim. Wang 8hih Chleh will fly to .Washingtoe., prntiebig ea d r rter t -— . week', to participate ip * rr«M _ ary conference on th* peace treaty with Japan. From western Hunan prc “ baUlafronU’ cam* word that munlst assault* Into the L area were weakening. Mil! experts said the Red drive the East-West Lunghsl Rellwaf had but one purpose, to provide *a easy escape rout# to th# northwest toe Gcnerpl Liu Pocheng, whose troons are - on a along Uw Ilonan-Anhwel M fV i affe' * ■ . ■ I '■ . £ • . • --7 “ ■ tfc z ( . �FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1947 TH E 8A N F0R D HERALD. SANFORJ). FLORIDA PAGE TWO ■L-L—U'i'. J _________ *■' ?*■- S afe Driving The Sanford Herald ' If ' I !—- n u WASHINGTON LETTER T h e nntlon’n automobile drivers were warned totlny th a t the coining Labor D ay-traffic will approach record breaking proportions, and everj’ precaution ngalnst accldenta on the 'highways ahould be taken by driver#. The warning ra m e from the National Automobile Dealers Asspclatlon which said: ' . • t COMrrssa et Waifh H |K»T. “Don't celebrate th is holiday with an accident. Have your K S R C m T T ‘iiw s i car checked thoroughly before you s ta r t on your trip. The time to find out how good your brakes are Is before you take to the road, not when you slam your foot on the i>edal • r h » r i m - i i i i N m a t Hi in case of emergency: “ Bear in mind th at, squeaks, rattles, strange noises, loss of pdwer, difficulty In steering or any other unusual de­ velopment, no m atte r how trivial, is a sign that'som ething Is wrong somewhere w ith your car and you may be oper­ ating it in tra ffic a t .th e peril of your life. . '2 'J S S n Z “Be sure yoqr car is properly lubricated. Check your head­ lights. Don't tail to have your tires looked over with extra care, for one of tbe most dangerous things th at can happen In crowded tm ffic Is a blow-out. If you snould have a blow­ out, take a solid grip on your steering wheel. Hold steady, ketp going and Increase your si>eed a little. This will help get your car out of ita swerves. When you have done this und you are sure you are in perfect control, slow down care­ fully. Apply tbe brakes gently and continue till you have come to a complete stop. “ Anti don’t drive more than two or three hours without a half-hour rest. Dr. Paul Neal, one of th e leading scientists w ith, the National In stitu te of Health, makes this urgent recommendation. He pointed out th a t liecause all faculties of vision, attention, and m uscular co-ordination are involved in safe-driving, fatigue la one of the chief causes of traffic accidents. "Keep your tem per. Don’t try to beat the other driver. If traffic is moving very slowly don’t become impatient and s ta rt weaving in and out of line. Keep your wits about you A friend ol ouu wsnls to know e» and iciiiciiiults rem e m b e r,,a judicious vaiG care,m ay; C i/ KLUIIU 9m little Iiitiv juwiliuho f iiib every seconi ' hiiu wWr lWe‘ don’t wiitr tn cdiloii*! save y our life aand n d the t h e lives liv e * of t other*, And above eyery thing situation ia Greece. Because 1 .L ____ f.in ft D fljrr SPEED for thaU-fwobl Hr JANR KAD» WASHINGTON—A headline bver a story about Mrs. John W. Brickar bark In JP44, when her Senator—huabeod waa Gover­ nor of Ohio, daacribad her aa a "quiet houMwifa." Thu truth la that Harriet Brick Is almost aa aetiru In her own. sobers as her husband is in pollBack homa, she la a leader in social affair*, walfata, church work, and Y.W.OA. Actlvlt,#*. In Washington, aba la equally active In Ur# customary social Involve­ ments Which crowd the Ufa of a capital hostess. ■8h* helped organlte and la oreatd«nt of tha 80th Congress Club, composed of wire* of new « raittac ar* Mr*. Jama* Q. Dana, wife of tha D«mo«ratlc representatira from Georgia; Mr*. Omar Burleson. wif« of tha Democratic representative from Toxa 1: Mr* Harry P. Cain, wife of tha Re­ publican senator from Washing­ tons Mrs. Edward J.'T h y e, wlf# TYPHOON THREAT NANKING. Aug. 29. {A l-N earIv 60 Cbints* airforce bomoer* and transports and a nmnhtr of U. S . Air Foret transport plAies landed a t N anking airports to­ day, seeking refuge from a ty rmiinninaa. was rent F o n n « a Strait todTy torical W A S H I N S T O N and . ____________ ^ • has planned a program of alght- ^ sctlng.for Itself. AtreaJy the mem.At . . Saratoga, _____" M New , . •*’ York, on* of *w ’" _________ .............. ............. . J i jhLF bets have msde a re e l' tour” *-f the the dsdstve battle* In world his* J ^ rSoon th e/ plan to tory brought ................................................ House. about the defeat and United D efense 4 Vernon. V a r t in n * a a n t i iM of n ¥ General f la n a r S 1 John Tr*V*n uurgoyn* Pttt■unvtts visit ML capture Immediately before ehtmH a and hit army, a turning point of trip through tha “George Wgih- Jthe American Revolution. ‘ The St. Augu»tine Record cv plains that peculiar little thiee col­ umn fheel it sometimes rum in it> and likely to continue to be forsome time.’! t*y» the Rrco^d. When you can't I** >( wide, you take it narrow, or any width or color ycu can get. And the u d part Novelty Tim* New* Twilight Bongs about it is thst it edits more than Some Americans will object on account of the tradition­ grtnkis Carle . the regular paper._______ U *r*h o l apotvs, al policy of this country, which prided itself .on “freednrr a . • tl ■ a •• aa* as* v* a To there who think the if ttc d tor all and entangling alliances w ith none." But "new Tomorrow's occasions teach new duties, time makes ancient good States is the answer to all the Lesson . uncouth." o u r country has. to march w ith the times.* T ilt Central doflds Hit world’s ptoblrmi. we rubmit the 1:41 Musts (or Ssisrday words ol American Legion Com­ Double Bylines ' mander Paul Griffith who with refcience to (he Greek silqation uid. .B u tt? practice of giving u double byline to two reporters t i l l * L ate n a il Score* t l i t i A n y th in g Do.* . th er Is not new In tho newspaper clothe* not capable of acting in field. However, the Scripps-Howard Newspapers recdntly th* present ‘ lituslion.” That jud used a double byline ovet* published interviews with Elliott about luroi up the effectiveness of Roosevelt and Howard H ughes which we believe to be tty f t 01 M utlr for J W j l M I ^ the UN in coping with any woild first time it has been done on such a story. . ■-retr^w g aaK iraJiin ei ' We like t h l i prfllftlce or iendiiig two repoHergTnsTeaiTof one to interview im portant people who are the centers of - Tb* Ameiican Legibn“ tnecfm, controversy iirth e nows, and of giving both reporters credit la convention in New York Citj for th o Job, Two pencils are more accurate than one in tra n ­ ; Warn* that Communism is the great scribing .what a person says. I t practically eliminates the daiiger> of the interviewed persou. later > ;l» : Asssmlily ol U*4 lti«« Osipst kmgsr* ijghp iu tlie-fietd'Dt~fonrt|B let*- Tightly o r wrongly, th a t he was misquoted j;:»j Orasn Bsvatte* Editor & Publisher. l O i t l T r s s s u is C h s s t M 11 ■t it it the greateit (hen | Amenta on the h tti >. for if it were no*4ft Other officer* of the HOth Cob* Krraa Club, Include: Vie* Pres­ ident*—Mrs. John Sparkman wif« of the -Dcmoreratle *cntor from Alabama; Mra. Raymond H .A Tl . wife uilf. of -.t the t)Rei «nn nltea n loKcan Burke, rrprraenU tive from Ob! ra. Nonrla Poulson. wift (publican representative from California. Mra. John B. William*, wlfa of the Democratic representative from Mississippi, la tha club'a sec­ retary. Mrs. lite r , C. Tullcfson,. v. if* «f tho Republican rcpiesentatire from. W ashington ia tie s»- ator from Connecticut, and Mra. Homtr K. Jones, wi/a of the Re­ publican representative from Washington. Mr*. BRICKER telle littermembers • of tha 80th Congras* Club that on* way they con serve their hueband’a constituent* beat on th a ir.trtk s to tha capital is to show them tha sights with the prowess* of a professional Rolde. . Th* *K>b' le‘' W S g up-son Me- 11 IL as lha raaull of fir# dantags. your homa w a s m a d t unlivua b lo .. w ould your policy pay lor lha rani ol suitabla quor- PACIFIC CONFERENCE MANILA. Aug. 2 f l , T o p American air officers In th* waatern Pacific gathered at Clark field today to confer with General Georg* C. Kenney, commander of ts an important part of fire insurance cov­ erage. For complete protection, see us to-: day. the-world to.ir. .41 Tomm y T u ck e r Time i» Cols Ole* Club L ss SERVICE beyond CONTRACT tl lit Bsqiisstfulljr To It 1(I AU th* T ttw fi Florida dttes must gat together,' cord which it conilanlly iitt» up. and stay together, to push (heir But Florida, now emphatically there would be very few oth«r lagitlmata claim* for a fair ahar* a state of city and'town dw dltrs. remains a state In which political problems in this land of' plenty of tha tax dollar. lo mar a happy and contented Th* altsrnstlv# Is a breakdown Influence and economic thought, populsrt.''iiunng months. ’ flow 'r5urj># |th, with the' smjle exerp. of Governor Dewey. Mott ar choice for Truman’s runaia^ male is SccicU ; W Jk ry, Foireital, (ornierly of tbs Nsvy, n a party of hH own (o get . a, m the** days, Amgncan raib art finding ihfir operating oing up while “ v No msller iOW prospereorporation n r have been. piesaurF on P 36 Sauthifing to tbe Gptarfjfiton mental picture ia plainer than Ftoitda ia (ha only urban slat# this. • ' 1 In which txdso taxes ,ar* not Non* has bean so persistently 10 some degree shared with th# Overlooked. .tiles. • And this Is strange because its It Is ons of only five statss bast* U a phenomenal economic in Which soms degree of general change. (•venue is not turned back to the In only 16 ytar* Florida hat grown frdm a predominantly rulominani local governm en u dliectly liists from despite thr Increased 38 percent ion le an uui no other eir budget', lined to won8°ing lo get h li.o o o liN P ra n k l* SJlga :~.~ census roust show an svsn graatST PROGRAMS Station WTilK • >*• ffia* On M l Nss>t ri I i SS C elery , C h o p p e rs AM •ill tigs I ■St ' «» •ill •«** ■■•• SiSS Homespun Dtnvtr D*,lln* News • r- l Near* , , -,i. Tuns. With Your TeaM atttchibg Tim* _ atsratbg navoUea*' Morning UMlbattens x Newt !Cumberland Caves Have B een Restored T E EN T A L K in D O K tm iv r o e Aftxoriatrd |*rr*a Fa-hlnn Editor FASniON 'lakes a' n»w shape It look*, n< If thla ia going to this fall, ahd with it vomea a new be a 'bie plaid xra««*n — eren for Morris Picnic Held the kid* who Mill* arv sloppy By O. E. S. Chapter awratri initnlrd. If you d*>n‘t wear plaid to M'lioot, you will almost The anqual Roliert Muni* picHut not to the life of blood, auraly w.ai it for dance date*. RONBAY nh* was held by Semlnol * Chanter Mr. and Mrs. Gordo,1 IUII of Then* au* *naaay ankle length rum. and gunpowder thav knew . The board i f the Presbyterian plaid skills that are dreamy, when Cumberland waa Britain'S Woman’. Auxiliary will meet al No. 2, 0 . E. 8. yeater.Uy after­ Chicago, 111. hare arrived to visit noon al 4:00 o'clock in Sweet­ with Mr1, and Mrs. J. Ifatf. irmolcst outpost, with a wilderg:80 P<M. at th e church. w ater. Park in C)\iedo. Making re»» rd n ltw M by Kied,'h and In.' TUKSUAY up an Interesting program the Mr*. E. D. Mobley hai rcturnrd ilians Iwyoird them. K The Friendship le a g u e ;of the W orthy Patron, Leslie Sheppard after siiending a month w ith.her CpMTrfational Church wilt meet Today tha paeMge. are llirhtdaughter, Mr*. T. I. IlitrU , at b tM * Parish Jlouae a t 'J'OO P. M. rd brick eaVerns which a fam. Daytona Beach. - Kill- at co-ed school* ate going itv may explore on d Sunday The Daughter* of Wc.Icv' C|a*» to di, . up this fall but tlie girl- afternoon. vf the First Methodist CliDr.h will Dr. *ml M rs.'Ernest I. Gampschool clan an* still sweaterbold their regular builnus. an,I Tho rsetoration ha* lieen car­ dutlgai i*i* tonsrlou*. Till# yeai', local meeting at 8:00 P. M. a t tha and Mr*. G. E. Me Key, past bell and family left y/stenla,* foi ried nut by memlieis of the Em­ howvtri. -D cater* are going to bo Gainesville where they plan to home of Mrs. Henrieta William,, Grand Matron and P.ut Grand form *filtitig and will La_turktd manuel Episcopal Church, .which 422 Summerlin Avenue. Mrs. Kd- Patron of the Grand Chapter of make their future home. into the -IJit. SliiiMails are also stands directly ovrr the old fort. \n* Brush and her group Will be Florida, made short talk*. It was In 1761 that Col. Jnincs being 1nrkrd in, and skirts will bo Mr. and Mr*. A. J. Harris anJ posteasei for the occasion. limes ordered the fort built. In Happy birthday was sung to Mr. and Mr*. C. I*. Bai un and WEDNESDAY year Gen. Ilruddock ar0n< girl, parking to go bark to the same I 8:00 P. M.: Prayer M ating, led member* who celebrated birthdays daughter, Maxine, have letuntcd in a “chariot" iliawn by *1* this month and a deli.-ini't ph-nlv after spending a week <n Dublin, V'aasui, derided the ulily new lived r| y T..B. Middleton. . supper was aerved. These pre­ Ga. where they visited relatives. ihig* site horded Wet* six pair louses, Ida bodyguaid of lijht « '‘ 1 " of wn»l sorks, underwear and new horse galloping at eitrh side'while I t ^ L E E ’S DAUGIITKETO WHD sent were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mr. and Mr*. Eug>*n.* Trrwiljean- . . . Good new* for her lha drum* beat out the "Grena­ | LONDON. Aug. 29, (.11-1 he Burney, Mr. and Mrs. Sbeppurd, dier's March." patent-. , ■ngagement of 21-ycar-old Janet Mr. and Mr*. George II. rlliutl, leger and daughter, Helen, and The chariot w a s left al Cumaondihe message*. The khl* think H e lm Attlee, eldest daughter of Mr. and MrA R. F. Cremdiuw. Mr. Mis* Peggy McClintock of Ches­ Mml. Pa.l -Teen agera arp nuw lietland when Hatdduek srl out V riroe Minister an<l Mr». Clement and Mra. R. W. Turner, Mr, an.) ter. Penn, arrived on Raturda/ to using Intrr-O-I---*■ ‘icvordin'ga -— graph for on hie u n s u c c e s s f u l a t t e m p t to A ttlee, to William Shipton. .*adlo Mrs. II. J. Lehman. Mr. nn< Mr.*. visit in Sanford. nratliral fur retaining rapture the French Fort Dund electronic* resear-n engineer, William Tyre. Mr. and Mra. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Kdwaid S. McCili is. Rut what do the ipiesne—now PitUhuig. 11 announced today. Shipton, and son. Jimmy, Mr. amt Mra. K. link?_If the old saying Having failed to lake ynujtg bn 'o f the late Albert Shipton. W. Talbott. Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Cot- and children. Edward. )r. and Sus­ Up* und fear no man, Washington'# a*lvire on l.ackoted hortlcutturWt. nerved with ley and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. an. arc visiting in Pensacola for loigan, Mr. and Mr*. P. M. Camp- two week* an the guest* of Mia, 1 and fear no woman wimhU military methods, Rra^j. RAF In the war. hell and Mr. and Mrs. lluMmid. McCall's mother, Mra. N. II. Me■Uk lid* Would \w gtHMt dock Aas fatally Vrnumled led Also Mra. R. C. M>vw*U, Mra. BREAK PART-KI.IGItT clothes, and not ns an all-dnr ■®Jr In respect to- making » mile* short of Id* goal. reeonl of' semtlrarnt. Bui garment. Tlie la llrr need i- filleel ( ' Student pilots sad tfftvite pl^n * Oscar n to record poems and tern kflss Ruth Hand and MJss Ed­ in othei ways by the corset man-1 Asia Minor 1s the hlithplsre of [owners, member* of the Central. na Chittenden returned ye*ten lay ttfnclum . New, longer ginllra.' three of the w,old’s glratest re* lorida Flying Club, will bo gue*|s [ ** M < -in rose you, think the lift1 of im Florida State UnlvcnUy In llginna—Judaism, CI11islinnit> and with a more sharply defined, of Titusville on Sunday. Their llahassen where they ntt,ndr«l w alstliiie.dll the Irirk for suit* ' a han-l vocalist la all (day. and no Islam. third breakfast and swimming par- i | work, listen* to thik routine of an eleven irceka summer »eh*>ol and daytime frock* with ni|»|vt-*l- ^ t r will leave a t 7:3Q for Tilue- R- ” 1Fran-.* lutne's. France)-, whe is 'in waiatline*. villa. Planes are expe-to-l to par- ‘n- » I Johnny Long'* vocalist, says that thorltifa wouldn't let him. lie Another sm art Idea la the longUdpat* from New Sm yrna and r Mr*. K lliaM b Nlblack and line lira with Itonrd midriff, on'tb<- road she work)* an average must wait two year* Is-foie he » night, spend* takes off alone, litter' frustration. daughter, Ki antes and Marian, which acts a* • coreelel* halt with Mrs. Eiinah Holden 1*hcj^_cL llH L tlm e' trying to find and aon. John, of Nretlle*. Calif. LABOR DAY DANCK tl I aM M lll< ... .... .lessi-at, then, J.ui..**. makeup ellll still Junior Achievmeul al it* with a giiille, except when worn) on.apot>lo-to tushes Honored A t Luncheon ford with relative*. They into band's annual ranfrrenrr held at with an evening of eocktnil gown Special bus to ride allthenight *> C former residents of Ssnfonl. .n p Ro-l.l, Glen Wild Lake. with n full skirt, when no furthrr tho next engagement. That goes Mra. Eunah Holden. Immediate elrseting is required. past president of tlie Flnrbla Aaop for weeks with, no' tunp for talna M teen-age business For the slim-line dream** that soclation and now in- the State letters rie ru llte a from all m er the are still M int shown, nn all. In­ Department of Education, wa* U. 8. Tha keynote of the ion- , one foundation gaim ent. gives .the guest of honor at a tunrhroa held Kvi-n when they hit New York, fere nee la: ’•Youth’s Dpininn correct long, unbrokep line, Yesterday at the Mayfair Inn. The work i* Mill rough. In Im.iwccii , of Today Shapes Amrrira’a lunrheon waa given by mv'iiiM* ahow* -In- tries to grab n bite to 1‘olley af Tomorrow." of Delta Kappa Gamma, honuiaty eat, hii* rostutnea fitted, ibn-a Thou sands of Reps submitted COUNTRY CLUB HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 79 ( / I I educational fraternity. TU-m- prepres- interviews, guest radio Charles Potter, managm sent were Ml** Ruth Mule. Mra Louls B. Mayer may be sorry he show-., make,* records, rehearse* entries in a limerick coni,-it *..... Seminole Country Club, an M. R. Smith. Mr*. Nancy -Brock ever hired O-nrge Brent. The actor new tunes, get rlnths ('leaned ductud by morning that d r Informal Mni j C. Mitchell. Mrs. R. C. la riving other-MGM stars, par­ nnd laundafetl and gets set for Will be held on Saturday MwtweU Mr t . Annie- Tho-np- ticularly -Clark Gable, the wan­ the next mail hop. ng at the flub, and on Sunday ^ of 0 ^ 0. Tcenewa . David Maitland, 14-year-nlJ B rrnt has 1-cen saying th a t he will fn*a In theebipr alter td« cu r­ LIP TRICK I.ufnnrf rant pictures and rctlie to Tahiti. -italn. closest compel A rose aerated lotion tin clean*- To other actors, harassed by lax** to uchlevy the wasp-watated r taking flig h t l*seotis from Villen dted States In autoi ■ will now remoVe llpMjrk in a nml other inronvenlencea of tha houettr necessary for the new fall fonr.ii AA I' fighter pilot Ridiaid ff. Atew- drop* on a HMPe vf- postwar world. It hounds like • clothe*. . _ Hay <:.«ki, but stat* aviation *u:laa In 194C compared fectlvelr clean off the Bps rouge- great scheme, In th* United Rtates. "Thai Drent has the right blea," __, Your Friendly LORIDA Clark, told _ iur„‘’.’Why couldn’t -a ■ ■ T IItrA T H E S aniv tin ifint V* 1 Yfa,'Gable Is back and t was lucky to liave him. In thes* days 1 ()1*ENS of Hmltrd prwturn.OBr onVIaTuely to find any stars,' and Gable who still rvmalns the king of HollyFriday! wood make* it 'doubt* pleasure, I found him nn th* act of ‘‘Home. coming," dressed In an army Sunday & Monday! malor uniform and looking unemfrlable. "You know, I have four month* SPENCER off M ween pleturea," he said, late* “and that helps, nut when it got to he two weeks before tho atari Saturday Only! LlOtl bn ml. . . of this picture and I knew ! had • Double Feature • to go haek to work, I started rugged, luihtcsst sweating." NtW iONCi! llV t AVION! who is 4fl, doesn’t vrahl to work. “Every time I start talking almut quitting, they (MGM) gat excited. leery, rsKU.siiog I told them when I cam* ha<* from £*l from Sc Louof the army I wanted to glv* It up, hpt they wouldn’t hear of It. They said to try working for a couple ROBERT of years to at* if I wouldn't, like ' Social Calender S Hollywood We have been asked about rules for cashing G. I L E A V E BONDS bn and after September 2nd 1947. Here are a few important ones: ' >< Hill u>s<!l*r lit! Deep Blv(( Bora .. . Ills. Morg airlings' tiSS n *« s s d u vntir Communtw Chap S-IS guddby Kvealng Coo< ISiSf Mon* f>rternsi . 10*11 Tommy Tasksr Tim* ttitS l> nth MiuM-jj-Y (1) Clark’s deal with* Metro- i* uniqu*. It It long term (“ HI Ire an old man when It’a over—64” ) and ran lie cancelled by him, but not by the studio. Since MGM won't permit Ita artors to ahar* a perrentage of pictures profiU. he can inly a alrig h t salary. “That Upon positive identification (original discharge or separation papers) your local bank • or -financial institution will * ii FALL OPENING OF COGHITRN SCHOOL OF DANCING 151(1 East Second Street . / * Pallet, Tap, Acrobatic - Social, Toe, Tum bling Special clns.se* for btiys In Tap and Tumhling. Itegistec. at Sluditi Septem ber 2 frtim .1 to 5. p , Enroll now for Junior Ballroom '. cIbhmjh. Re-opening o f the Tuuchtuu Bldg. R*M)m 2 (upstairs) F eaturing the newest - colors In imported F u r Felts •* • • . and Blocked Felts . . . ronu*. in and let F .l.liA llK T II design As. a supplvnwut tu the hand,m ade millinery ShopiH* Chn|M<au will also muintaln a “ Business much aa the ordinary guy," he r * V| V * collateral for a loan. • :>S Si is tiS# tilk . »:SS ItSI (3) IloniHiiun HMsts of tb* Fsrpls Bag* Newt Buntit# Oarseiada Xtw* * ... Tuns* Willi Tour Tost! G. I. LEAVE BONDS must be cashed by the VETERAN. He cannot authorize anyone else to q*ah his bond. If you cash yoUr bond, it m ust be cached in full. You cannot take part cash and g et another • ill Bttuhlaa • ill Morning l : t t Morning Top qf || News' . frogram Luncheon *.x. • Itteam* If you do not n»ed the fund*. It la not n«c« now. Twwliwa LEAVE BONDS can t y h tl4 u from their b o u t data. Hold on to your fo n d * a t d r a w * W ? H n t« r w tp « r y « a r . • 7 to cash your BOND U»«r mature* 5 yw trt l m tooelMa. They will USAS* DctfUng on a a«ud w#*t*rn RsusUsp N uts Hear Nolb* • .. J A . >/ * - _ ; L ift: -4! y f * • * a ;} ; • - - j -Lj F o r fu rth g r inform ation wo invito you to call • ? v v’i r .* .' ..ir .— .-.iL can make ju st about a* MELVYN W . Jt»»Mr 'WAKELY ■WKHE 4 U D BLUES — W HITES WORK r SHIRTS WORK ■. PANTS $3,54 NOW 2 -7 6 $4.14 NOW g .2 5 $3.22 NOW * .4 5 $3.86 NOW ^ haven't seen .any of the outside World." CTark contlnusd; .- ( lid doesn'nt count the tilpa 'provided hy courtesy of the UJL army.) "i’eopl# tell me I’d get tlrvd of not working but I don’t tHfck so. not with to much I want to see. A* for money, ttI doesn’t Take much t . . __ - Km groerrist for on# guy." Clark, ilk* Rhett Butler, Just doesn’t glv# a damn. • *. 4 - $ If you aro on* of th# 68.000.000 people who ar* reportedly Inteiwsted In learning to fly, Dick Powell la oat after you. . Dick waa chatting on th* “RUlInn West" set almut the tiatlonsl flight system, of which he 1* now president. Aa he pula It, the out­ fit will “plac* flight instruction on a mas* distribution basis for the Drat lima." Ha plana to have 400 regional representatives who wilt paddle a ’’flight package." This will begin with a slx-mdnth home study coarse to cover ground echo'd DOUGLAS RoMwmK, soft word. I I I " L A IIII" Cartoon I’KTK HMITIf NOVELTY OPENS Fell HrcMc* th a t combine both quality end atyle! Cham* brajfi, popUni* gingham* — b o m th e finest mill* in Amcr* tea — and every o n e t wg*h* abta. Vivid color* in jnew combination*! 3*6, 7*14. flight Instruction,‘'w ith * ' *for* plane rantdiscount* provided |g § million atadonU _ IROOKSMCTITRB Scott •O n The ' B eat# * PregraOlwq if the Yukon Town1 •les Bickford a new h at crention-especially for you! A 8H IN G T 0 N D E E C E E 8 OZ IS :(| aitr*r S trings Si** alga on , SiSt Nswe lis t Oeltry Cbappeta Jambor** HAMBOMES MEDITATIONS W asp W aist Will lie Shown In Fashions ItlSS NsWS sp. ’ . of tl iS l Music You Msmsmber dently continued that tha. I960 P o O A vI HE w e MU, p itT M A H U W P ------ C laud* T h o rn h ill Con«*n H our A lrlan* T rio ra m llk ir Class!** lis ts M hrgan F o u r A c ts In th* illg h s s t T r r s n k t s M asters and *mawy o|h*r fact* , u u >, peculation, 11 rural communlttea u Tom T tU . AAt M O r 7Y» w d h r y 4t o u r p a r 1:41 til* J:M lit* 4:»o 4sII 4it* 4 il» and hence control of ravanuss. amanatss overwhelmingly from tha rural scctlona. Tb* machinery of alat* has not avsn begun to keep pace with revolutionary eco­ I :♦* N ew t nomic change. '• ( i l l Tim* (or fc T im s •' t i . 'u 'i S S ''! 2 « . i b v « . n r i.„. PAGE TH R EE featuring the newest nntl latest hut styles direct fnnn New York M rs.’ IM oma L e w ie — M a n a g e r Eli/ulielh Kircher — Dcslgm's TRACY Florida Municipal Record In vital aarvlca* to th* people that will damag* th# whol* state, or a sweeping confession ef bank' ruptcy that will return to Florida to tha minus -credit standing of th* lata 20'a and early 80'a. No part of th* cunant govern- H E R A L D , S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A G i r l s W a n t L o t s o f These lltN CSurch StrTtses lllM Newt al Ne«n Cities, It Need N ot Happen Again! the H. JAMES GUT AGENCY ttro w n T H E SANFORD c n tngton cuunlr GQIQEN FRIDAY. AUGUST 29, 19*7 Penney's Low Price �, ►- 4 FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1347 T H E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE FOUR men RECORD TRY *S ARE FEW Be Held A t Speedway MIAMI. Aug. 29, (Special)— Much haa been made of tho tongue ag namee in football, including now-famous'remark of a col­ lege president that hla team didn't win many games, but-at least he could pronounce the starting line- n .oiuu* l u t e u u s v a tone slowly stalked down 0>« exlti th* Municipal Park la it night ter an announcement we*, made Urn* the contest 'b etsw n the San­ ford Celery Feds beR been called off beeauap there w v re .m light* under which a game could l>* played. Day before yentefda/. during the freak atortn thq^ ripped up (he aeoreparte of the fence , cported to board, lightening w knockhave struck near th era for tha ing out the lighting field. I t had been ImpityiRlMe to com­ plete the needed wmV before the 46 minute waiting time forced th * postponement of the jo n trd . The first game of the scheduled twin bill had already -hasp w aihcj 'm i I. Augiullna I.I dwvUU ’ w I,U 0# U “ S ■*** • Uf 3 PxUik* •* « -*•» »»H L*Uhuf» • »* T» .l»T *»* Daytons b«uh i t *• •*** 04V* II,,alt, YeM*«S*r Orlando M.*< AueuaUn* *•* DaLand I. Uelne.rlll* I l-al.lka I*. .Ue.burg_l Daytona |t.«i-h at lUnfe-r* Hr«t n m t |fp<t. mini .trond e«m* ppdlight fillot. To****. (MW.* Orlando *■ Palalke DaUu.d »t La*»twr« Oain.ivlll* •( Dayton* lM*eh HI. Aueu.tln* *1 HantuH a KATKtNAI. I K til l i: Tm a * W I. !•*«. OH Brooklyn tl II .414 m. Loele 1» »» -*«• * Uoiyon TP IT .1.1 * N.w York «• »» »t« t* , Cincinnati *1 «# .♦*» t*Vi Chicago 4* TO .011 l i t , •W »T. rilU buxh 01 Tl .(tl 1(4 Umpire* liv e ly a rf" n o p * r cal­ Phllait.lphl* 01 71 .(1* II,calls r .«*»,**r led the game at PrOthuWeek after Boston to. Detroit * waiting 45 minutes In aecord with C hiraco 4. (.'i«f«l*n4 > the rules of the Florida State (Only ( t n w , w h a d u M ) , League. ■ ‘ AMl.HU AJi I,KADI K Tonight tha Fed»:M»t**taln the N«w York . T* (1 0*7 league leading nnd pennant win­ Boston « 04 .0(1 ning St. Augu»tlne Saint* In a D.lrolt 40 0* .014 single attraction, which .h *-hrd- Phllad.lrtit* 40 |( .014 ,01 11 Oil ulcd to get underway at .8:1*0 Cl*r«l*l>4 * »f IT - 4<4 o'clock. J i la likely that Manager Chlceco Wuhlneton U , . 7 ( .41* John Krlder will send Big Bill at. 1.0,1. H 7 i .lit S tan to n 'to th e hill to face the ■D e a lt* Y e e « r r 4 * r Boston *-l, Clntlnnatl T-l Hrooklyn 4, Chlcacn I Yeaterdav the Orlando Senator* N*w Viok 0. at. Louts 0 and the Saints divided n twin a t­ I’hlUtWIphl* T. Plttstierch * traction In th* Ancient City. In the f lr tt tilt Manager Lou R**il elbowed hla way into an 8 to 3 The Clubhouse the tiaaVv hit­ ting Solon*' bats with five *cattJred btnglu, and chatknd up a 8 to 1 decision. Tha final tilt an­ nexed the 1947 Florid.* State League pennant for the Saint*. The Palatka Aisle** bleated 24 base hits In turning in their 18 to J victory over tho I**tburg Pir­ ate* and the DeLand Red lint* Davli. he recall*, was regarded drubbed th* Geineiville G-Men in a* something of a brat by the older an 8 to 4 battle. t Lor* around town, and Blackwell wa* "juet a little squirt'* when he came out for harebell at Bonita Legal N otice JN THIS CIRCUIT COUIlf OF TIIK NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR. 0KMINOI.K COUNT*. iTATB o y k L o n m l. in chan . c e a r no . etaf. ■VALTKn >1. OATCT. Plaintiff LUCY I*. OATJUf. JU Defen d an t > 1• i n n g y a iw o r rf.oniD A , ohekt- r Tru *e* hereby ncAlfle* that *etl for eivore* h*> b**n field n s lm t yon In lb» Clrealt Coart In end fw temlnels Cosotr. Florid*. In Cfcdo. f«rr. hr Welter « . o » u . You er* bsrsby dsgalrsd In file your appear• neo srllh th* Cl.rk . ol .#i* Co*rt Glenn, of course, soon became the star of Bonita'* champtonahip football team and eventual!/ one of the greatest All-America half­ back* In Wgat Point history, and .........................ig up Jlko a reed, ace or Cincinnati Red*' pitch! ataff ami recently .wen. 16 at raJ i "The older boyi,” ih y i Trlec, "called GItnn a brat bccant* Glenn, end eome Of the other ymihgttcry including tny own son Uara, were always grabbing up a football or a hundk'ear end trying to play with the bigger hoy*. "He was a little »h»ve» then, but anyone could t«U the way he handled a football he was a nat- A eheek of 070 player* who have appeared In the 11 Orange B o w l claaekf, however, reveals such oral puahovtr* aa Smith, Jones and W alktr are far In th* majority. Tha Orange Bowl line­ up*—which present en accurate cron section of American football line* 1936—show five Smiths, five Joneses and four' Walkers In ac­ tion. here with only a tprinklng uf name* which read like a linotype operator gone berserk. Aa a m atter of feet, 47 of the player* have names of four let­ ters or lea*. Flva of tham—Llo of Georgatown, ’41; Say, MUtia•ippi Bute, '41; Orf.i Missouri, '40; Nis, Texas Chrlitla.i Univer­ sity. *41; and fry, Oklahoma, J39— have three letter names. The Smiths could almost put on an Orange Bowl show thtm ielref. Labor Dajr will ba Speed Day at Seminole Park Speedway loo* a ted Jukt off U. S. Highway No. 92 batwaen Orlando and Sanford, when a ho it of daring big time racing drivara will pit their skill and daring orer the fa it mile track In the Initial return .of Indlanapolie type racing to fDU/iJii- Smith-Jqne* team. Aa they played in the Orange BowL however, the Smiths were on different team* Bucknetl, Auburn, Tennenee, Tulu . Miami—while Schmidt gave Tulaa a slightly-stretched Roubletake. Two Jpneaee performed fijr Tul**.'and one each for Misftsilppl State, Miami and Rice. v Tied with Sfour men each a rt the W alken end the Kttteyt. The Welker family wai aptlt emong Catholic. (Auburn, LSU and Tulta, and alao contributed an f/rengt Bowl Queen— Libby Welker far the 1944 game. The Kelley* piered with Mlasfiilppl, Auburn, Holy Crete and Tennessee. Namee appearing three timet on the playing Hat In the Orange Bowl eerlee Include Devil, Roger*, Brown and Thome*. The State of Georgia hit the Jackpot with the Davla boya. ' Two played for tha University of Georgia In 1912 and the other for Georgia Tech in 1946. Three fem lllti. however, vie for too eumame honor*. They are the Thomaaet who were tm oppoiIrnr Oklihoma i and Tennessee One apeclea of acacia tre t pro­ teama in the Orange Itowl in 1939, the Scintilla who .were rivals in duces gum arable. the 1948 game between Miami and Holy Croat, and the Armstrong bore whd played against one an- Aoifc ■ SepL 17. I ' ; With baseball law preventing | player* from aharlng In any of lb" revenue froth th* league’s Shaughneaiy play-offs, th* players' prime ~ H w m tlW T aitd* from "eweeplng at th* receipt* from the firit four - games with the Georgia-Florid* v aside eeaeon-long foes. Is a crack ■ league w inner., 1 Regular admission pries* will prevail for th* Florido State 1 League play-off*. Gam** will har* * to go nine or tig h t and ony-half innings or ba 'declared "no eon- fl­ m k * < \M X ;< o * e x te z . Mi 'tio v io 's R r c o fiO O ie * Tctfr 9anA & ‘4i\,ie> s a ix r u r tC tM # enee to hie wife th at Dive wai a really fine end—hut .Priea would never boa»t about* the l<oy In pubHa merely said Deve end Glenn were good friend*, and lot H go at that. But in tha middle of the visit who should drive up in n new automobile looking fpr his pal Dave to go swimming hut Glenn himself on furlough before resum­ ing hie Army earner end luit fin­ ished with a movie. It might be noted tha; getting Glenn to talk about Glenn was aa futile as getting Price to iilteurp tact sports in preference to track or swimming, although he wa* ex­ tremely good In all competition. Blackwell preferred bnwhalt. of course, but wee exceptionally goed in baaketbelt. and was a> better than aveiag* hitter on th* (Hamoryd, Prig*, who look* like he "ould •till aaallfy ee an all round athlete, a* ha was a t La Vame and Claremold'collage* aa a young map, «*va ha r*tlr*d because his other Inteueata demanded hla time. In­ cluded are some 80 acres of rich cllrua Jand, a hobby of n liln g sad­ dle hertci, and watching the Price children grow-up. . Tha youngert boy.-Stanley, now nine, eranta to b f 8 hurdler Ilk* hi* brother J. D . athtate a t Occidental colltg*, Lee A B u t s * la s * ■■ ■ m a* ByuCe Edwards f t the. Dodgem and Phil Mail of the Drove* are the two catchers who rid t'rc'r apikea of dirt by knocking their heels against their shin guard*. "And Blackie." Price continues, "well, I ; only had him the first two yaar* on the baseball team. He played the Infield, lie was too small to pitch, but I think hla fathar had always planned for Hie boy to be a pitcher.” Here-Price, who retired as foot­ ball «aaach and physical education director at the echool in 1944 after newly 18 years In the Job, paused. Whatever credit for coaching Blackie in those green years in the late 1930'e ahbuld go, he seld, to O rr Thompson, now with the Rp1Wt"r for Plaintiff YMCA in nearby Anaheim. Calif. The unuiual thing about Prim, incidentally, is th a t after holding D r. ChnrlM L, Persons th e C04mhing Job so tong and re ­ Optom etrist tirin g , he we* still a popular man with the townsfolk; so much so Panford A tl.ntle Blr. RMg. fours: 9-12 t-f * • ■ Phone 298 they named mm mayor. * ...**. Jt remained for hi* wife to re ­ veal hla official poaltlun in this orange-grove hamlet of tovyrel because John Btavt Nowak, New York foot* ball Yankee end, broke the Jaw of hla prastnt tsamraata. Frank Blokwlch, In (Jie Sooth CaxollnaOeorgla game of 1941. The Brooklyn Dodgers have been playing Pete Reiser In left field. When Reiser played ecnt*r field he repeatedly ran Ir.to the outfield fences. uled, to be followed by a final •erita of tha same lengthopening games will be played on the ground* of the club win­ ning the pennant end finishing In second place. Tha pennant winner will meet the fourth piece team While the second and third place clubs will meet In the other 1_i .. --••rice. Decision to achedula an off-day prior to the start of the ptajr-off v U notld for an Important reathe winner of the Giorglx-Flori. da League 0haughn*»r finals In what will be tha eighth an­ nual Inter-liagu* eerie*. However, t h e Georgia.Florli'i League ecason does not end un­ til Friday Sept. 6, thus leaving a four day gap that might havs nroved 'coolly to tha Florida State So, Instead of playing tha usual three out of five game*, the-Flor­ ida Rtate Directors - agreed to ex­ tend the series and start It a day late, Further, an optn day wifi be observed between the last game of either iiml-flnal aeriee, and the start of the final eerlee. The OtorgU-FIorida League, co­ operating with the Florida State, will play two five game eerlee, end a seven game fineL It thus would appear that the annuel In- The league receive* 20 percent of the grot* gat* redipt*, with the balanc* divided - between the contesting clubs. One-half of the league'i 20 p*re*nt le paid to th« final play-off winner to bs use! in helping defray expenses of the aeries with th* Georgia-Florid* a* 20 jnen In uniform nt one tfms, and th* earn* eligibility rule* ax. pravailsd during tha regular season will be extended through the play-offs. Only those _players on th* rotter when the season closed Labor Day may appear in the play-off*, or the *»Hta with the Georjgia-Florlde finalist. For St. Augustine and Galneteille, it will be their fourth Shaughntssy play-offs, while DaLand will ba playing ita fifth play-off In eight years of league play. If. Orlando Is able to repel Sanford’s last minute drive for fourth place, It will mark the Sen­ ators' fifth straight play-off ap­ pearance. If Sanford slips Into the first division It will the Feds’ fifth play-off appearance. All M.tal True Temper WEED CUTTER (lively lad) IYue T e m p e r HEDGE SHEARS 26 ft. length e-e * wa WN %f w w r\n n 1 GARDEN HOSE 306 East First S treet ('/; Block E u t o f P. O .) Last Chance For August Sale Prices One more day for World War II Veterana to take advantage of Sale prices with No Cash Down on Furniture — See us for particular*. TRIALS 1 P. M RACKS \ 2 : 3 0 P C.*« C. W elsh Ted Davis’ Clearance Sale Ends Tomorrow SEMINOLE PARK SPEEDW AY P OJ. 8 . RT, 92—« MILES NORTH OF ORLANDO S W heel B alancing WHEELBARROW PROFRSStONAL LABOR DAY fP S S S B LAWN TOOLS tar-lesgua' aeries will' begin about oe\<tee, Aeee IT PAYI TO u r r o i Reed The Ada ACT NOW — You Can SAVE More Money This Month 79 .5° up . u m* 75® otaSB 50' 29*50W Chifforobes ALL TAXES INCL. 9 X 12 Berkshire Rugs M attresses m m sotuim tom w xm I.'ro lm lo u r Health . r If* H ljiule^ fL ir f Tite l P r| | - — __— , - a - • f Sofa Beds • - AD Prieto Reduced — Bargains yalo re th ru -out the etor*. INCRSPRING MATTRESSES H0LLYT Miuufacli * Indlridw , MfV.i . - ' CHOICE f-* ‘ t; , Second hand bed room aultea 39.50 up. O ther W g a tn a In eeeond hand fu rn itu re. : */ liquors — Wines - B , ’ Tonlaht BEDDING A ♦ Thla free authorlta. five hook tell* hew to solve j o u r w in te r h e a lin g p ro b le m — .* % Ita the biggest SALE OF THE SEASON coming to an end a t your friendly H arp Inetalled , New Beverage D la p « p |g 4m Cold B eer AU Time* BH4*fS PA< “GROWING WITH FI . m •rr a 4 ' 1 .?.<1 v ] i �; . • --------- ------ g A W T O R P H E R A L D . 8 A W F 0 R D . F L O R ID A • ------_ r ■ ' V F R ID A Y . A P C tW T 23, 1317 . scon's SCRAP BOOK R v R I > r S C O T T '- a ‘ • r t. .. i 'rJtii— x*m . - - ' r fZ .V _-_ Wri*!' is 'fHt / ^ E M okk T I T DAILY PRODUCfioH OV OIL W ELLi •frit R o n g b u k . m o h a s <e r y on M*f. E V E R E S T < R E M A L L A M I M A aL S A S ' S A C R E D * T H E Y E V E R R E F U S E T o K IL L A n y A N IM A L < N a T M A Y BE L U R K IN G ON T H E IR ow n Bo d i e s , l e s T b y d o in g s o t h e y SH O U LD B E C O N D E M N E D To B E C O M E ’ IK - f R l U M K E D • s f* i^ T 4<6 0 0 ,0 0 0 BARRUS ■ iI* ' _ _ *• i ' a . With Hobbies Are Happier Places T ow hb ANIMALS THEMSELVES IN SOME FUfURE LIFE ' w - !•«. «*S tm*m Im t h Ua. mAff ---------- —< with n vcar-tiAind ni*ml»*rtdil|i of a rulin’I HUHJU. One club he* 103 courts and n concrete, covered grandstand which hold* a cheeling weet n<**-«,f -WW-*j„ i sen*. ------------ llut perhaps the «n?«t fenatieal hobbyists of tbem all nr* the SO,. 1000 residents of Green Bay where the fool hull season o fflc slt/ open* aBp' Newifeatures W riter When the Packer*- * profeiclonal football team—loee* a », the player a aometlmea rnrak A ug. I. tha heck atreeta of Green Football became Green Pay’s a t, WTs. They can’t stand the principal obi* u Ion alter 1023 sight of eo many ssd facrs. when almust everyone in town , That’* becautj Green B*y I* a bought, for a fin splec». share* in to h n with a hobby and th? fora shaky pro d u b which couldn't tuni* of th* Green Hay Tarkera even manage $2D0 to keep it* N a­ a re tha direct concern of almost tional l-eague franchise. Today tha entire population. the crowd packs n stadium of 21,Thera a r t bobby town* all over 000 seals for nl-lionie gams*. tha Unltad 8tatsa, In which a slnsPsychiatrist* nnd pliysfcians, la project, fam e or lcfcenl la tha i-r • ■’ , prescrllu- hobble* for busy men * Lt avocation of almost everyone. and .women nml for bured one*. Hobby toema are happy towns. The Prescription aernn to work Catching tourist* la only an In­ out well <vc n when sopited On a cidental by-product. ’, wholesale basis. Mfiff Consider Prescott, Arlt.. and tta annual Snake Dances. Dark In 1021 • group of local resident* decided — to p i t «n .an-entertainment. P art., of it aria to ba a btudssque of th# AS A RISUtT of a "sinita shot" revo­ old Hopl Indian snake dance*. . S o m e t h i n g happened thaj lution, Dr. Jaaa Marla Velasco i U l . / awltehed tha projara from buf­ Ibarra (above) wasouitodasPresi - I * Ite rs’* pood nswa for yen folks » b s foonery to a atrium imitation— dent of Ecuador. CoL Carlos Man- aavs to | r t up st * l|h t Is p u t water, heve and a hobby wea born. The etu- chsno, 3Dnliter of Defense, who lad >*tk*cht. too, becam e f f minor functions! . dents of Indian loro banded to- tha bloodless revolution, assumed kidney d ito n ien . • gather as an organisation called tha complete control of th* Govern­ T h rss penststions efo. s famous doctor the "AmokI people." Waving lira ment In tha nama of tha country’* leve/oped • medicine for tb it verylroubls. How mJIUone tie rs used It. often with snake* and hinting th at their rit­ armed forces. em aslrgty feet. •B eetles re ,u lu .T h e m edi­ uals will bring rain, tha Rmokt cine I* D r. g u rn e t's Bwsmp-Root, mods their dances annually beGraa. which litarally meana Fat of 18 bee be, toot*, vsfelible*. and bel­ _j large crowd*. iem l — truly nature’s own way ta relief, Ethnologists who hove seen tha Tuesday, I* a carnival wltn root* I n tu n lly you lake It, It s ts rtt ta w eth Rutblns out kidneys , , . Inctsstes tb s •moki performance* aav It la hard deep In Old World legcndi. 8t- Petersburg, Fla., n SCmil- Row of urine, helplnf to teflevs n r a , to tall between tha Hopl McCoy tropic Valhalla for m ired men sd d ity . . . to I n iU ttd bladder pets • and tha white man’s facsimile. toed fluiblnp out. loo. C sutlom T ak e a* Seventeen year* ego the Gaines­ and women, has a Sports hobiyy: directed. You’ll t t y it’s mervelo-jt ville, Tex., amateur theater waa shuffleboard. The cltv hn« thou­ Tor free trial rupply, write D ept. O, on Its last, shaky legs. The little sands of ardent player/, ranging Kilm er I t C o , In c , Bos 1131. Stetoford, theater enthusiasts decide 1 to give In ags from tew s to eightlei. Conn. Or — g e t , full-iieed bottle of a burlesque circus to put th* pro­ •Thera-srs (our shuffleboard clubs Bwemp-Root today i t your d iu tito rs ject In the'black- That wa* ihe of a famous town hobby, th* Lie community rim»s. ' . school kid* do the tumbler SPECIALS FOlt AUGUST act, the undertaker take* ticket*, a railroad switchman doe* n tra­ pes* S et It's a real circus, com­ Try a New Heat Treat Permanent shaped In the new Feather plete with home-trained animal ^ cut or left long . , as you prefer. Especially good for dry hair. acta, h!gh-wir* performer* and o ’ Scalp treatm ents and electric m assnie a specially. troupe of clowns, La«t year It HARRIETT MILLER BEAUTY NOOK nbttad f 28.000. Phone 971 Apart from the financial i e - ’ New Location — 108 North Park Avenue turns, Gainesville'* happy hobby h ai brought about d s d ln ' In Juve­ nile delinquency. It ha* nnlted a thwn of 12.000 In a common cause, providing -year-round t>h7*te*l **sCcise for young and ol 1 perform­ ers. L •> ■ * >Roanoke Island. NT Of I* * who!* hobby land. Ten rear* **o sorrefwrot# a symphonic drama, "Th# Lost Colony” ghoul the founding of the English mlony on tha I s i a n A 25fl rear* before retold th* stonr. of Virginia Dare. Th* island folk whose dally language still sounds like Filmbkthan English, put oil an amateur production forTheir"ow n'dclight. Today the big show—en annual a ffa ir-d ra w s crowd* from all ovar th* United State*. When th# open-air Waterside Theater burn a j l . th}> summer, * In mid season, volunteers by the score appeared to-rebuild It In Jig tim e-so th* •how could go on. Mott rodent are sm slftown pic­ nics where the local hnvs and girls show how rood they ars. Around Cody, Wyo., ft ■ WANT FAST HEU> from GETTING UP NIGHTS? mSii ■ i �f‘ - .*. Sammy Long a t Woiredals. Mr.— and eon. Hilly. Mfti Aiuu-lte Tripp, who has •Oann v a i a member of the Oviedo /mm .visiting bar slslir, Mr. J. fl, Masonic Lodge No. ^ 13, and aUo Lee, Jr., M in Dorothy NibUck, at the Seminole Chapter No. 2 MUl Audray Coy, mad Miaa Joanna Order of Saltern S ta n . The Merit, baa returned to bur homo Maaonlc Lodye had charge of the at* . Cocoa. ... She waa accompanied . - funeral.tervfcea ___on Wednesday .. jg m a»ff* H ill, nnrnihy Nll.W k haa bad-how a-hv-hee-nleecei-Shcrry-irnd | lewioon. Thp members of tbo T a t- ' t bar houseyueita for a week Saiktjr. I.ee, who will ytiit with tern Star* attended in a body. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eason, who e tr'.iyrandmolbcr, Mrs. 0 . D. Mlaa Carol Cornell, of Grovetand.. theta*] have been spending tome time os and M in Alice Alexander, of Or* t Trlpp'and family for a while. Undo. While here they have been | Hsn and Mr*. R. W. Estes and the yuesta of Mr. Eason*! lister, extensively. entertained. They dauyhtera, Kay and LaJune, and Mr*. Mae E. King, havo returned ihared hanme wllh Mil* Annette mn. Tommy* have relumed home to their home in Savsdnah, Ga. Tripp, of Cocoa, wno has been Sunday from Atlanta, Ga. Misi Joe^- Roberta of For; pierce visiting friends ami relatives, LaJune Kites returned with them, spent the week-end xa the rp c its when Miss Barbara Lee entertain- hut lha haa been at Bear Wallow of Mr. ant! Mra. A. R. I hint or, Mrs. Roberta and children, Mary cd with a weiner roast In their . Camp In North Carolina, honor. I MgDhml M n. Frank W. Talbott and Wendie. who havo been hero for tome lime, accompanird him Those enjoyiny Oils delightful j h a f^ ^ rtu rn e d after spending • party were Miss J ^ n Chance, fewTRiv* witii thrir ton, George, home. ■ Mra. R. E. Davis, who has bein Mine Betty Malcolm, Miss Car* Mrs. Talbott, and grandson, at the guest of her daughters, Mrs. deny McKinnon. MUs Audroy Cox, Brooks villa. Mils Slide Beth Flemming,. Mias Q.J). Tripp and daughter, Val- Burgess McMahan and Mrs. Wil­ Billie Chance, jlla* Carolyn Har* Ita r m r e Sunday guests of their liam Hunter, hai been called to dy, Mist Barbara Lee, MUe.Jtn daugUer and mister, respectively, her ber horn* home In Macon, Ga. by b] Um lie tte lpp, lilts Oorothv/ Nlb- Mrt. J , H. U e , Jr., end Mr. Lee. , ‘" io u . Illness of n relative. lack, its Carol Cornell, Mlss Mr, and Mr*. R>iL Hagsdalaf Mr*. 11. F. McGowan, Sr. and Alice Alexander, Mis* Dorothy spent Monday In St. Augustine on I Mrs. H. F. McGowan. J r, are visit* Rose Link, and Miss Johanna DalIny Mra. II. F. McGowan’* mothTrad Pierson atid mJ!h*r-ln-lkW, «*. Mr*. 'McMillan, in VarnvMe, & On * h o is ill. Mlaa Joanne Meok wax also Mr*. J. C. Flowers, haw returned 'h o s te s s for the yuests when ah* from Georgia and a»e now, at New Miss Elisabeth Fam fll la ependentertained with a watermelon, Smyrna Jleach visiting with Mrs. iny this week with her grandmoth­ cuttiny at the home of her par-' Ben Ward while Mr. Ward and er. M n. Nettle Fernell before re­ anta, Mr. and Mrs. W. R, Meek. boy*, Benny Frank and Bobby are turning to her studies at th« Those invited Included thu hon- In Georgia. Florida State University, TallaMrs. Pierson and Anne, who crees Mlsa Carol Cornel), Wins Alice Alexander, Mini Dorothy have been In New Smyrna with Mr. end Mr*. Jack Goro le ft Wed* for over n we*'k, will nesday morning to ipend rome Niblack. Mine Annette Tripp, tmd Mr. Pierson end Mi a. time visiting Mr. Gore1* relatives Miss Dorothy Roe# .Link. Miss home by Sunday, Miss Carlen* Me* at Cleveland and Andover. Ohio. motor party to Daytona M n. J. W. McKinnon arvompanlsd* Mite Bat barn Lee.dtfUs lay included Judyo and them to Ohio but will continue on , Mist IM tIt Chance, lore Aulln, Hr., Mr. ard to New York to visit her relatives tee- Sadie Beth. Flemming, end 8. Sheldon, and daughter there. Miss Audrey Cox. Also Marlowe Link, Ray . Beaaley, W ile/ Akeil, Mr. end Mrs. Marion Wagnsr ony those visltlhg the Marine Donald Shaffer. Earl Brown. Ilarreld Jordan. Bobby Ragsdale, and d U ^ y L* R**r*' rV S * W Mr* I SuMbwm^on Benny Frank Ward. J x il. i i k business for the past several enter* and iff*. Fred Pierson end daugh- 1 » Mt . M Mr. and Mr*,. W, U. Meek Those forming a fUhlny party tained Mr. and, Mr*. Tommy Moon, lerM nn*. M n. / . C. Mowers and to Fort Pierce Monday aftemooa Me, and Mr*. Bail) Uuyhn, and Mr*. Ben Ward.. beach party Sunday to w*r* Charles Niblack, Roy ClonU. Mr. and Mrs. ..Donald Lclnhart i -llcach Included Mrs. G. Rex Clonte, and Lae Cary. Mr. with a dinner P»rty Tuesday Mrs M .^ d * . Mr. and M rvHnM * Cox j Nlblack went from th e n evenlny. 5ns. Bobby and anti Bjlly. 1 *on*. lljlly. | to Belle Glade on n business trip Mr. and M rs James A. Psrtin andMr. G. M- Arie has returned through Tuesday P have named their second beby from Jacksonville, where hr w e n t. T. L. Lingo, Sr. and T. L. Marilyn, on a business trip,. 1 Jr. went to Fort Piercefw» ■ fills-' C. P. Cotllne, who has been via* " * ■ Au" n hnjl daughter party Wadneeday. . Ring his daughter, Mm . Amos h ■>*” .5 ™ v of G irhsid and Mr. Gerhard at Oc­ le r and othir relative* e,n ed to Indiana by the deuth ala, has returned homo. , u n__ t They t ^ , w«r# m<r<o<a t - W int-s City, haw returned ■ Mr, OecAr Luther has returned panied by their children Don. to hU home a t Roy, N. C. after Gore siwad • vis!ling his — Je rtv and G ar nnd will' be i i r »s spending severs! days with his Mts- Alex U i n ! m r t ,|^ . -away until just bsfor* school brMher Will and Mr*. Luther a t . * Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Joncj and , « ........ • Wax ii’in d J daughter. Shirley, have returned *V1* and Mr*.. Ws O. Dale of Uv * fr*® Webstajr. - where they hav* Oak ere vi*ltip4 titelf sU n r Mn. t been visiting Mr. Jonaa’a mother. r. Cktrewsy nag llm. t Staley sod M r, v*»srv shocked to a rr a w a y U *»H1 IjM g^B pm iiiMen death’ of Mr. Roland Dann, of Chsluotn. who The Russians add p re itn re s to ’ dlsd.while visiting Mr. and Mis. their cup of lea. - S . v , �/ JM Owrn*. New Volk Yankev\ the diamond Yank?. Hr w jn ihn*u h&lfback .from L«irUtb»*Nuimt1 »nd lust Jlirt* for V tntata, * Yank in Idaho/ U a baubtil pitcher for f*tm. before re port i at; for fuf*t« Wheeler of Sanford CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS Alamiasm, Slat I, Wood I 10 DAY DELIVERY ST.JOUMSElFCnUrCQ. We REPAIKI Phone 80S FLORID a om m vs J* ‘ TT53f “Th* danced thing throws bnck records it doesn’t like! . . . I’m going to call ST. JOHNS ELECTRIC COMPANY to come out unit pick it up for repairs!’’ SSI CHICAGO* $56 •Via ronnsvtlng Airline All Karrs Plus Tax ELECTRIC COMPANY P H O N E )B26 FOR BENT OZARK IKK Al* N r* * l« tu tn i OAKLAND. Calif.—MrSt the Lull anl of ill* Antipodes. * "Hi*" niuy la* a tody, but grows to b^. on inch Ioiik ■null char*** like a bull at anything threaten1UK hla neat, which 'U In Aua* MEM 8AOS UNDER ■OUR EYES „ , BLOCKIN' YDtmXI VISION A A s 02ARK src m l * ON6 IDO [■S A R T I C L E S CE space in Melech Building r light offices, i«wly decorall utilitiet, beat and janlaervice furnished. Galt Bt»3CONVALESCENT llOSIE now ooen at Cbuluota, 18 miles S E. of Sanford and 18 mile* N. E. of Orlando. Large scraeu and open porches to alt and enjoy the cool breeiea off Lake Cath­ erine. l.arge grounds and walks salt from auto traffic. L aigt lobby and rooms. Brick conatim-tlon. Can accomodate L'b only. Phone or errite for reeervallon at once. Oviedo 2662 or Dr. Martin 2392 or write Box 187 Chuluota Florida. Large sedan for guests to visit their doctor. GRN1SHED apartment. Alt u t­ ilities. Couple only. Monterums iESK SPACE in axralleu*. Ioca tion.,‘Including telephone am n e tm ion room ssrvici. Box R Cars Herald._____ _ PARTAIZNT for renL P«e Bt»h W ^fillJPark Avshusa________ OR ftfeNT—Furnished three bed room house with large living room, dining npom, kitchen, bath.; screened porch ,(ind larg e yard. kero*■--^ El+ctrfe.refrigerator, . * - - —---r — - -— eene store dnd water heater. Six miles In the country near Cameron City. Phone ]E4C-M. W AN TED T O RENT TjR E f h e d or unfurnished apt. K rm. m tdenta. By let of Sep:. oaa in aa poiilble. 3 bedrdome. Please call 721 -R after 6:00. REALE9TAWT0RSAO: FOR • /W W COMMLWC'IAL SALE her life to laying eggs, eight to 10 In a-hatch. MUa Clatk anon will haya to take these anta bark to Australia Department- of ____ Bureail df Ento. mology and Plant Quarantine la nut to see that no Australian bull ants aexually Immature or not, gel a loot* In thla country. ” Po«>b,” say» Mias Clark. If IinTINt'tOW they, .vrmild die I th sure of It. They would Sot ‘cUwiitii# /1— — __ *; •■Besldea,” smile a thla apis’ aunt frdm the anti prates, "thebe «nt are uot anticipating.” me crow catch eft BRACES H /M SeiF 70 BLOCH OFF THB VHNNtHQ R u N f' By W alt Dishey 3Y M O D S ! SON... l E T . o o s a t TiMB TO GO mOWS I kjSPA \Yin PV **V NOt; 1 rocstv e h . aua 7 ] s*s p -s a <» r ; ___ x ~ 7-—- j I T |e WULL...HOW d o n u n LiKEJ ~ -w TWS>4 S T E E L . IT’S l Q A M S , AMOCKVI V— , -. O y ... Ar.l_BiCSwT O r^ E N O u l . THE knack, o* iTt __ ^ 8 HELP W ANTED Palula, Poultry Supplies, Mailt, Ancient Greeks believed the Purina Feeds, Groceries end GIRL for cashier & coamet.c couti a H.T»ed__flj>wer which -ter. also soda gill. Laoey’a Diua P«q'!XM enu. Touchtun A Wutaun, r.’tll came froi Celery, Phone ltP 9. protected by the moon FOR BALE—-Umarock tor drlveSEWING MACHINE . way* and roadway*—Pbona OPERATORS * Experienced. Steady work, good Legal Notice pay; five days a week. CnngenlPQ|{ SAlaE al surroundings. Come leady fur OLD NEWSPAPERS—8 GENTS Work. Sunnytown Sewing Plant, PER POUND. UUNDLED IN Caaaellierry, Fla. BUNDLES. 10. 16, 20 and 26 CENT WATKINS ROUTE now open In ■____ HERALD OFFICE Saufiini. Willingness tv work 8 See Jimmie Cowan’s Sheet Metal bourn a day without a Uu* will Work* for new Radiator*, new earn excellent income and inaure Radiatur cores, Radiator cleanfuture security. Car ne. cjnary. WAND* VIA INST MAID I.HTATKt lag and repairing. _____ T o n an il »a*h "» vim lnr»LV Sea Mr. HollingsWurti. at 065 d a n d i»<>ulnd- «•». • l l ' V l HEWING MACHINES Vuluaia Ave. from 3 to 12 noon na no ytilUc la im , a n d d an ien d * w h ic h yn n , SALES * SERVICE or write to box 2163, phone nr a i titr r rtf m u . m » v h * v a a e * ln * t S E R F S SEWING MACH. SHOP lh» r .i.t. «f nnltHEY TVh'QN 263U-J, Daytona Beach. M tm i'H T . a h a h h « w t) «« P O l l l l P US S, FRENCH. P it. lltHI T. lUntPHT. dcraattd. Ul* ol 9 W O R K W A N T I.D ■aid C nuniv 10 I h r .C o ru u i' J d d g f , <' t FLOWERS Sk m in n te C n iin tv K ltirlda. a r h |a .ifitc a foe aU occasioni In rh# c o u rt h m m . o f *"ld tN iu n iy j McNEILL A YOSX_FLORISTS sr~ SahTtra;- rjntTf*i7’ ’9inijn etfttj TRACTOR WORK—Plowing and ralrftdar no-idti* from IL* rhlie of Sipes Ave. jurt off Celery Office ph. <03 raridanre ph. 610 R discing |nu garden ploU).' Phone the tint pbllralian of thi» nollrti Catfi claim or drmaed »hall li* fij (124-J, vrtktlnr, and thall 'tint*r4»*d LARGE D0~cT llOUSfi -nice W ut n.i l.nrr and pn*t* dfllee ud lia.t n i l * puppk-9. l a VI1 M yiik EXPERT patnilng — contract or at iho claimant, i^nd thall lie await hourly baaia. H. li, Grogan. In by lh» rUtmanl, event, or at Free ealirnatea. Pbona 7HI-J. inrfkay. a n d a ttv ',a t|c h rM Un o r .- 1* CONCRETE HEWER PIPE mand not a# fllrA .bail ba void. SEPTIC TANKS. Grease Traps FLUOR SANDING A fimahing, Mary M a rp b v 6 - r h a r y r% Blocks, Aluminum Windows and At AamlnltirtiHa *Hlh cleaning A waxing. Our power annt'tMl nf fiOitVKV 7 Tl«iN Slt'K Screens. While eement Pelnt, unit enables ua to work whrre 11 itacraaad• Peima-tile, Hurricane braces , there ie no electric connect lo t 1<FlrM imblloatlnn. Ailsil.l. *. IH fi Miracle Concrete Company, hull available. 21 y e u e experience. Run Ave- Phone 1335. H. At. Gleason, Lake Mary, Fie, Satieties A Battery.Charging. UP TO II. U, POPE C. INC. $ 5 0 t r a d e in PA IN T— BENJAMIN MOORES 10 B tiainaea O p p o r tu n itie s ALLOWANCE house paint. OuUidi white ami FOR YOUR OLD RADIO colors. Floor and Deck Enamel*. WELL ratabltxhcd Uardwaie BurlSENKARIK GLASS A PAINT hvoa fur sate. Clvau stock of CO. 112-114 W. 2nd St. nirrthundUe, Box Mli I’, c/o 119 W. .1st I'h. 1)53 Herald. . ENAMEL; BENJAMIN MOORE'S Impcrvo Enamel Color Fait, 12 S P E C IA L V “ V iC fc3 quick drying, for Exterior and Interior u»e. 8 E N K .A K IK FOR RENT—Floor oandar. Kaey GLASS A PAINT CO. Theme npviation, Reaeonabla rates, Sen_320._________ . ' • font Paint 4k fliasa C'u. J'hone tMAf Ntvi vVOQk EB ...THINK"t u ERS'S •VNVTMiMa s t r a n g e a p o .j t h im ? .By Fran Striker W2T.QOY5 /U M IN T O M E /J ; GET IWC CAOOKV rONTO, ItNOftt The MUSIC Box REAL S f X T l INSURANCE MORTGAGB LOANH SAYMOND J ( t BALL. Realtor BEAN PLANTER — good coruliRartitered Broker and tion. T. B. Kinard, box 206, Lake Irsurance Agent Monroe. tn. 4 Florida State Bank Bldg, EW, two story, three bedroom AUTO RADIOS. Motorola. Sales and ‘Hervic# Tha Music Bu^i, YA-DR moth proofing lasts b hum#. Two ear garage. On 118 W. 1st HL Phone UM. ___ ' veaie. Have yuur woolana moth tu.^ifeil npw, Downtown CleanCal. Wonder peeper plant. L. B. eta A Lanndrjr. 112 Palmetto Mann. Lake Monroe, Fla. ' * Ave. Pbona 314. * ■ ii . ; . — • ■■■ SOFA AND CIIAIB, fd j. axr*lh>r.l Piano Tuning and Bepatrtng. L. L condition, attractive sea: covers. hill. Rue. Ull-W. Must acji by SepL I. Phone 763. Wealov Davis. Holy Cross I’ar3imw earda and poalare _lah House. UpaUira. ■ O— HHICH HHJN HKk VICU H a n d s —Meauii A UnmlJii. Il ■ court D. D. Landreoa. Phua* 1U21 Stradivariua of plandk, Knalw. tha official piano of Ihr Sintio/ ■HNT A CAR B fT THREE bedroom bungalow YOU DRIVE IT built in 1848. l^ rg a lot, can be PHONE 200 handled for 12600,00 cash, bal87UICKLAND.MORR1BON AAtfA-mfinlllllt _ : Jjf. U-DRIVK-1T, IN C ____ WILLIAMS, sjPK ITU t o n MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING AND TYPING * MMYf,,. V i'O A ll! MOVES TO THIRD ON AN INFIELD PLAY... - / I s OZARK m e THUS!DCRS DOWN \ . 1H& LINE AND |\ D IVES FOR fA THE PLA TE ... NEW YORK 7H hrs. Australian Ants Are Brought To U . S, 1/ Ihe lkpartm ent of Agricul­ ture haa lla way, thla ant' will never break up an American picnic. ' Australian Naturalist Ellen Clark, of Box H ill near Mel­ bourne,' haa arrived with 1,700 of these qnls, ■with which aha “l i t tip" e n 'th e a.floo mite HigM across Ihe Pacific. ' * The idea la to compare Ihe anta with Ihe less belligerent' anta of America. Mils Clark haa ba*« f r e e e s t im a t e s >•'. h rs; P A t;e F iv is T H E S A N F O R D H E R A I-P . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A ?IUDAY, AUG WTU MOW F j YUU/ BirOGt T if f LD-Rrt rMCOW. 3CICUS. I U 4T LEAST FINISH TUAT MASKED MAN/ J** THOSr ABE Wit CBOCRL 9CW3/ HOT THE MASKI0 MANI J T T Z Bv. Paul UobinKop TlCiBE V<jKKrS3 6KT HIM IN CLOKftft/ I U GIVE YOU A hand ; d o n t g n i u p how * , HANFORD terms. 0DERN six room I - iF Coppertkin Potato Draws from certified La. seed M. 13.00. BM UINNI& MCMULLEN’H Market •1.76. A. M. Prevatt, 8evill«, Barber Shop open Thursday, Friday A Saturday. ______ AKTICUa f . THE HOME fiiio p WATCH A CLOCK REPAIRING 1700 Sanford Are. Phone 1143-J WANTED ATTENTION MOTH EVA —DIAPER SERVICE— rnlture [Bafiy Valvet furhHhe* hovpltai dean, etc;He diapers and deodor­ ised container. Economical and safe. Fully raadkwHy approved Call Daytona 2467-W ctBeet fsr SLEEP ON A SEALY MATTRESS E njoy relaxing, refreshing alrep on • perfectly balanced psaly innenpring m xttreat. Thla fine m attress cushions your body ao gently th a t "sleeping on a m a lt , la like sUeping on a cloud.** In n e r s p r in g FORD Sanford Furniture Co, LOOT A FOUND LOST pair NM Smith, Mgr. k * M t J L U t . St. “Rlxht where we‘re , S : i , * heaa far M r c o m b beccuc - vou made yg^TEBOAV.* HOH oo voo r\tx.\/ 5SJS2®i,8 a m ' Tda/ocaul.id o ! I lOto Htl lO nwr THANC too * Ptowai - - h« os k-B i t r —r* -------r mow.*;—' r �fo Parley flailed iCmmttnmmd t m a TH E W EA T H ER British Strikes ( r * * tt* » * l tre a t O ael ra g * Owl (c*o*to*M £ Lormann's-Restaurant •••>' Re-opening SATURDAY A. M. * Luncheon — Dinner . N O T iq E CONTRACTORS — BUILDERS j . HOME OWNERS 4CH FAN •• 18.000 CU. FT. MIN. T AUTOMATIC CEILING SniTITETlfl 1150.00 fCH F A N .? 1F.0O0 CU. FT.MIN. ' . f! AUTOMATIC CEILING RHUTTF.n.q 1180.00 OMATIC WALL SHUTTERS FOR • ATORS YORK DIflTRipUTOR3 '. MODIjlRN APPLIANCES, INC. AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION 438 - 430 N. ORANGE AVK. PHONE 8-MT4 . o s r» * » o » » i M t no specific calling for CONGREGATIONAL CHUItCH Perk Aretute end Third Street J. Bernard Root. H lalster Sunday School, 10:00 A. M. Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. Sermon Subject: “r o t Thoea Who Labor." . FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH * Park Arana* a t Sixth Street W. P. Hrooka, i r - pastor Sunday School 9:40 A. M. Worship: 11:00 A. M. Training Union: 6t4S P.-M. "Wahre saved a place for too." ‘ * -FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Dfeclplsa of Christ) Sixteenth Street and Sanford Arena# WHUam Perry Tester. P e a t* Sunday Church School, 9:45 A. M. Worship and Communion. 11:00 A. M. Sermon: “Our Awful Free­ dom." Union 8ereleea will l»# held at the Preabytarlan Church. Third Btraet and Oak Avenue a t 0:00 p. - ‘ ORLANDO, FLA, . 8irTh will not suffer any dlsad!5 R i« t« PRU! , |, 'n rlta ln r *nUt*. nor will national aecurlh* Ch«M to d l i ^ What SUM Jeop.rdigwd and w hat^U pe ..0n tha {ontrary-thereby." Nlra(tg . W ao^m U n^ on*a -firm economic "MT*ral Importent rrovfalons of foundation ” ‘b* law Immeasurably .trengthrn ,Di Th* .United N a tio n wauld have power to auperrla# th# aonal Mriam a J T n e i ^ h s t l ^ t elections and tha forming of a t S ^ k i f o U S l ^ ^ a a S F K ! M f,vn,,n ' nd w S S S i f f o r t . " iW ta ia n d .^ M rM n Nlmits likened th . fighting of °0. The Korean prorislonal gov"* swtUrdrawa! trje nof ffa l l H er ' occupation ^ u Third Btreet a t 3. D. Braeala*. Douglas K. Assistant is United Nations • have taken over UN ures will show that UNKKA will have “arcompliihsd It* -upply program* to a rraar)uJjU-<Ug«x*~ and win have aUHxatj to the fulU.t I .do. , ibl* extent' A s total rontrt-', Oak A r m * D. D , Paatar Charle*. Paster A IUFFlint OF INFANTHI PARAlYtll. little Charlotte Jerenko taka* hfr Brat step# with tha aid of cratches In C hiciga She la eoiched by Shirley Aakltmd. flret Illinois nuraa to ba enrolled by that State’s chaptar of th# Kenny Foundation. Th# nurx# received 13 month* of trebling at'th# fllrl-rr Kenny Institute tn MlnneapoMt. (InterrMHengl Smindphofa) 78 end 77: outlaw clo##d shop, M and 48; delay strike! In public ser­ vice Industries 78 and 70 pefeant. 1 C sB liss,a frsss r » t f ‘Ows) The Taft Hartley Act contains searcher* found th* contradiction that although a majority of th# all of thrio provision*, th* comworkers aald thay .war# 'opposed1 mitt#* said. ' to th# *0 called T a ft Hartley Act' aa a whole, when poliod on specific provision* of th i act. they over­ whelmingly exprested their ap­ proval of them. A breakdown of the questions asked, th* pampbat aays, revealed th at 78 percent of all worker# favored Ota provlilon requiring ■ C0-d*y "cooling off" period before a strike affecting naOonal wel- G O P Labor Report Allow of freedom of »peach for employers, 69 percent of all work­ er* and 61 percent of union mambora; require union financial re­ port i, 80 and 80; prohibit Communlit \mlon Ira d .rv 70 and 77| prohibit union politic! rontributlon* 60 and 60 psrrant: allow checkoff of dut* only wtth worfcar’a conasnL 08 and 74; allow uni­ on shop only with maforlty vota, W a i t i n g F o r ^ T t& T he H 6<fan H w f c i t n o c x n 't wxlt fo r SALES ABVERTW M ^ VOLUME XXXVIII Aleman Makes CUURCn OF CHRIST Elm A renas a t Bacood Street Arthur I- Bailer. Minister WEEKLY ACTIVITIES * •Sunday Bible Study, 10:00 A. M. < Preaching A Coramflnion. 11:03 SANFORD. E ita b lia h e d 1908 ‘Bucking’ The Crowd In New York To Mexicans Berries a t County Jail, 1:30 P. H. Service at County Horae, 3:80 PM . ‘ ■ * ‘Evehlng .Service. 8:00 P. U. Tuesday, 10:30 A. M.: Radio Sermon a t WTRR. •Wednesday, 8:00 P. M.: Bib1: A aaodaU d Prtaa L lia td W ire FLO RID A , MONDAY, SKPTEMI1EK 1, 1947 Communists Win 1 In 4 „ in Hungary President Plans To ■Reduce Number Of Taxes And Set Up New Levy System . BOUTUBIDE BAPTIST f c H t t e t 1 Wilson Flack, Pastor JTTT/ Millard Hunt. Director of Tpoth AetlelUtou^'* 8UNDAY 9:40 A. H .s 8unday School for •11 a r ts . . ' . ■— ., 11:00 A. M.t Morning Worship. Massage by David Thomas,_8tatson Univ. stu d sn t ( erian Sunday, Aug. 31st, 1947 at 8:00 P.M. Rev. J. B. ROOT, Speaker He said the nation's.foreign debt totaled $46,000,000. and the in• Urnal debt $212,900,000. P*rmanta on ex try debt, includin* that for expropriated Americ.ru . oil properties, have been made on ' ibe due dale, the President added Tha govammsnt. President Ale­ man said In an address prepared for delivery before a Joint ses­ sion of Congress, had “imposed Q upon Itself a strict economy and ------ha*-detorm bied-to- ClfWl lf*"fndebtednesa « with tha . Banco . dr Mexico that a t th* beginning T.f th* administration amounte<l to Fan ,»kir» tn«l Minnv leather wcic |nr,fitirtl (nl Sanford'* gala Libor Day festivities thu alterniH.n. .1* lot mint ot the i d of the nation, allll laigr crowd* were anticipated along tin- like fiont whrir the irgalla w*» listed to grt' umlrl wav at I :1)U o'clock and at the Duriy IIl)t)|| and Saddle Club'* cow pony race* heginniug *1 2:00 o'clock. (> Tha president exhorted termers to bend their backs tu the plow and factory workers to give their eweat to make Mexico Industrial* ly great. Ha said none of Mexico's hsrdihips could compare "Jh • m gravity with th* spread of tho ^ foot and mouth diseaat of rattle.” That outbreak reused rioting of the U. 8.-Mexican border tn Mexican cattle imports. Other hlghlght* of the 17,000. word report: Mexico's unfavorable Made balance during tha first six months of 1947 r*ach#d the sum of 01(10,. 000,000 with reserves ftlllifg to 5*1,000,000 t n . MNifiii 11 Ae r*The " • government The la uftrrmin. determined.. A . , to reaialain Ih# rate ol aschangs •tabUisad #4 4 J I pesos to the dollar t l - mjA ; e *00090*994 •tabllfsatfoo credit grental tr .. Mexico In agreement with th# U. 8. Treasury, The national ----- - petroleum ad­ ministration has drilled 39 new wells In the northeast. 21 of which ara productive, with a potential yield of 13,000 barrels a day. Mexico produced 41,120,000 barrel* of oil and refined 34.200,­ 000 barrele this year. To link Ih* nation more closely together, 123.600.000 hat been Invested In the nation's high- Farmers Market At Florida City Gets Improvements JA C K SO N vln.E . SepL f8 p ,. ?•' 7 . „ Improvement* ■“■Hiviwiirnis lo in u* City S n e Farmer*’ Market, should be Comnlrled in iin * j , h,rvllln* of th . heavy . ! . n<* winter production of vega, tobies In that rich aectlcn of the Ea»t Coast, said William L Wilson. Director of Jtt#.« Mar­ kets today. B. E. & B. Nrdholm, Rrdhnfm. superaor>cionstrurtion for Rtate »a spent some time in T rsccntly, conferring wllh Market Manager C. S.-Phil­ lips, on d.-tsU* of th* Improvement project. Th* construction chief ha* also been In touch with Btote * Road Department official)' on p ar­ . Ing needed to permit better service for tha farm ers selling through Florida City. A new m arket 'ahed la to he built alongside a spur track of the m ' Florida East Coast Railway. A new auction block la also Included tn tha cortatroctlon program, and aa addition will b# built onto the west and of a m arket .had already . completed. . _ . _ ^ Hupervlior Ttydholm It nt pro­ M at In Fort Plsrce. directing work o« Improvements announced racantly for th a t m alar tomato­ ' handling market. Th* Fort litre * Market, under management of M. E. Williams has enjoyed a very 0 rapid expansion ia the last tew years, handling heavy shipments o f a wld# variety of y«g*talJe*, In addition to tha tomato crop which has long csnUrad a great deal of th* attention of 'producers In 81. Lucia sad adjacent counties. iir Skies Predict­ ed For Regatta And Horse Racing.Along Lake Ifloiilevard Mayor O’Dwyer Leads legion’s Biggest Parade Thursday, 10:30 A. M. JtyH* Ser­ mon a t WTRR. Friday. 7:10 P. M.i Bible Stmly; (Paola Church). ‘ CJl Ifftf, 8:00 P. M.r -Evening Worehll 11:00 A. M.: Morning Wo-aMp Mqvi# on Home Mission work i Berries. • Florida. parctnt favorable. „,Uri. ' Tit# rot* by all *mplor*i am) union mtmb«rx on other provitlon* follow*; •’ Misra.- .’ s ir s ffssa Kobi lastedS prsciusllr ’a onthsSb*entire KS s• Ih* s arefert .'^ rw1ld" (hat mfltal•* f'g"* 3:00 P. M.: Sunday HeMol. 8:40 P. M.: Worship ftenrlM.- * Monday. 3:30 P. M.: H°*rd of the Pra*byt#rl*n Woman1. AnxilU. a r r will meet a t tha Church. ' ' during tbs quarter. Of these, mot# than 800.000 wire In Gar. ______ X.: Prayer ^K,,Corson. ,8 . Tb# tonal U tU latur* would be “ ro n f^ or the whole thing wtft ggthorited to d raft prtrvlatonal # ’ he "****• m o tth a v * or while union members war# 70 (OaUoeM rM * OM) of th* other 47 participating wuntrie* m ar ba used for tha rest of 1947 and Into 1948, funds don­ ated by th* United State* contri­ bution could sot bo obligated a f­ ter last June 10, a cut-off dots m. AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NKWSPAPEK FREE METHODIST CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF CHaiST, n c ru a io IN NIV/ YOIIC, a member of the PoUl :al Action Committee for Feertk Street at U n ral Aeene# 8C1ENT1BT Pelfttlne pack* crates with parachute* for a Ipment to Europe w hen Rev. Bdltk TamMyrn naetor 800 East 2nd Street 1. ibl Baruch S. Korff, In Parts, says be will lead a “parachute lnvsiioo' Elmer Careeeu assistant paster 9:40 A. M.t Sunday School. of th* Holy Land. KortJ says members of the Jewish Immigrant grout 10:00 A. M.t 8unday school for 11:00 A. M.: Morning Service. participating will be from 19 to 34 years o f.g e , f fnlamoilonolj all ages. n..L 1__a. W/TLwIaA aana” •Subject: “Christ lJaaua.” I.; Hom ing worxh/p 8:00 P. M.: Wednesday evening Elmer Corson. „ _ . .1 T J ’.MS. Speaker service. Reading Room Hours, Tuciday* iog worship, and Friday* 3:00 to 0:00. P- M. bi­ SERVING- Breakfawt 11 *t**I capacity to be retained In th . U. 8. and BritJth tonoi, but It m reported r«llably that thU would be about 11,000,000 ton* a year. Steel capacity remaining h W*»t*rn Germany after war darn* « (• la 18,200.000 torn. Thru, i capacity of about 7.000.000 torn would allll ba aratlabla for raparstlons. • ■ , . The announcement itatad that a higher production celling wa» n frriiary to permit the econbraIcally merged blxonal area to regain economic health and to allow Germany to “contrtbtrta her Indtipentabl# part to tha economle rehabilitation .of EOrop* as a .whole" ,■ Practically all tha Induatrlee dealt with were granted In­ creased production eeillng*. Blmultaneouily the amount of Industrial equipment available for repara­ tion* from th* combined tones we* reduced sharply. Clay and. Douglas emphasised that their action wa* designed solely to make Western Germany le lfju ita ln ln g and to harness Its potential to work for tha rocevery nf all Europe pndar th# “ Marshall Plan" or other similar coopera­ tive reconstruction efforts. They aaaerted that allied plana to eliminate Germany's war-mak­ ing power and to provide repara­ Ing tion* to qualified claimant* would not be violated. “Consideration ha* been given ( (•a lia s .* **•#• ®*.» throughout to the necessity for connection with * masting of enm Tnv that the blional plan can th* Dig Three foreign minuter* be aaslrrHated Into a plan -for In Moecow In December, 1940. At Germany aa a whole," they said. that time it w#* agreed th* United Tha 0 . 8. and Britain merged f l w n and Rt/fila xhoubl form a theft occupation *on#4 for eco­ Joint commlaslon to unify Korea- nomic purposes la*l Jen. 1 but and that control should be exer­ have been uhsuccesifgul In efforts cised by th* Big Four power# for to get Rue*la and France to fly# year* after establishment of join them. a liable native administration. Franc* objected to tn* new lev*!The not# continued: of-lnduetry plan, even before Ita "Th# present stalemate In the publication, In Ixmdnn talks with joint commission negotiation* and American and British diplomat* th* failure of that commission to this week. Ju st before these talk*, accomplish svan th# first task of started the Russians protested at — Ttm-dar Hltm of the V. 8 . tM abun^anUy*"* lear to all that having been" left out. lateral' negotiations on the-sub­ Britain to go ahead with tha plan ject of consultation with Korean wa* made public In a communlq'i# political partis* and Organisation* will onljr aarvi to delay* tti* Ira- Issued In London last night after ptsmsntatlon of this agrsemsnt the d o te of th* discussions. * * and defeat IU announced purpose of bringing about early indepen­ Legion Meet dence for Korea." iraattasM tnm Pag* 0 , 0 I Th# demand for a four-power conference follows two unsuccess­ vok* war. It will likely be fought ful attempt* to settle KotMX over hi* territory." Unification of th* armed fort»«, talks. Aa II now stands, th# political futur* through bi-lateral Elsenhower eajd, “prnvldae flexi­ country 1* divided with Raeaia bility to meet changing condltloni occupying th# northern half and of warfare.” th# United Btata# In charge Jn Two other of th# nation's top military man. Fleet Admiral Ches­ the south. Copies of th# not#, signed by ter W. Nimlti and General Catl Undersecretary of BlaU Robert A. Spaats, commanding general of th# Army Air Force, alio war* speaker!. Admiral lim its ealced the Am#r^ lean Lagloh* to act a t a sentinel to *#* that no on* branch of tha armed force* I* psrmlttsd lo de­ Soviet and United Btatea sons* cline to ths point wh'er# It cannot In Korea to ehooss "whollr rs- carry out Ita shara of responalbllpr#*«nlativ*" -provitlonal lsgfsIstor* for each tone. Under th* propossl. voting would be by secret, multi-party ballot on a basis of universal suffrage. t stuuniasm «■ m* proper romuin»2. T ht prorlklonal ^nAl UfJ*- |j on of m \\\U rf ind dvHim lators then would choo,* reprs- lUe ^ -,h elssrly dsflnsd ressntatlrss In numbers " P ^ .pon.Tbllltles.“ Nlmits told the tha. Population ,ln . Legion's National Convantlon. with these cholcM 1 lie said ha wa* convinced thxt a national ItgU atur# to^ meet at |r (h# N it|o n i, ^ et 0? ReouUto « ^ b ll» h a provlelonal , M7 admln|tt4m ) ln' tha ipir. Ic d«mandau'.blltefly that tha La­ bor government reduce the extra ration* allotted coal miner*. The Graphic editorially urge-l the •« government to “withdraw “withdrew at once ell extra rations" from the airiking miners who get a double ortlon of meat a* well ae the »ary worker*’ 'additionI ratio 1 of three lo a m weekly. The Liberal Newe Chronicle, ae* aertlng that the Orlmeihorpe pH. where the strike begen, has h#i 20 previous unofficial stoppage* this year. Mamed a “Malcontent minority." * • The strike began Aug. 11 with 'refusal of 140 men In the Grimethorp# pit to accept a r**ommaa. ilatlon by a joint committee of the National Union of Mlneworketa and the National Coal Board call­ ing for a bigger “stint" In one seam of tha mine. This w*#k It began to mu»h1*1 eommTtUe M roorn sympathy atrlke* at other led with the tail nearby mine* and London newapa- CHAIRMAN of th# Democratic Na­ conflict. It wa* -----reported per* reported fears f*ar* thethe whole wnoi# tional Commute#. Poatmarter Gen­ i to know tha d< -Yorkshire field might be doted. eral Robert E. Hannegah talks with White House reporter* after a con­ rlea’a devotion V ference with President Trumsn on I relationship, -V, I* a* a result of this dcrUInn the eppotntment of hi* successor. It ’ortunatalr, ani verdlit that w*. acting faithfully within la reported that Agriculture Secre­ tha final unanl tary Clinton P. AMareou will reIan Francisco 11 th# authority and obllgxllona of ilgn from the Cabinet to accept th# regional tha United Nations, have com# poit of chairman of th# Democratic devoid of tne-'M to Bio to p*mct»-th* Pan-Ameri­ Commute# . {International) ; of conquest or ag| can regional arrangements prom­ dedicated solely to the 1 ised at Cha^Ultapec, and will ga of orderly peace. wi Korean Issue on to. Bogota next January tu igthen and evan simplify complete this humane task." 1 of tho United Nation* ted Stetee, eeluted Brexll on a re of her 126th ennireraary Independence. He eeld the trican delegation w»a In Bra“not in our national rapidities, as repreeentatlrea of a vital ilipherie fraternity dddlcated peace and progreaa and de­ racy among the peace-loving loha of the United America*. • reeton f o r (h* Inter-AmerCcnference, h* said, was to leecrat* our spiritual aoliy and to further Implement eaceful purpo** of all for nd on* for all." He added: a n the United'Nations char­ ts wilt ten In San Francisco was a critical eontroeepy the question of recognlilny a) arrangements such at For a time It threatened try birth of tha global orition. I had tha honor and Mi'«lly fair this aflrrftoon, night aini Tuesday except w icattr I<ii showers Slid thu storm* Tun. lay afternoon. 4X1 U s i t y T h e re I s H lrc n g lh — To P n U c t lk« P i u * of Ik* World; To Promote th# P roem * of A o trl(* | • To Prodoco Proxpenty for Ssnford. RIDINO HMH AND FANCY F ill, Legionnaires from Lawrenceburg, Ind., amuse spcctalurs with the antics of their bucking buggy “Peggy" a* they roar and 4oar along during Legion's.“40 and 0" pared*. (International^ Crisis Develops Gen. Wainwright, In India As Riots, Bataan Defender, Murder Continue Retired By Army Civil War TJireatens Impressive Ceremon­ ies Aj Fort Snm As People Hope For Houston For Hero Pe a c e f ul Solution SAN ANTONIO. Tex.. Sept, i LAHORE, Pakistan, Sept. ItA’I The governments of the new do- tA7 Forty-fisr years of distin­ inions of Pakutan and India find guished service in the aimy were emselves today in a crisis bfougbl only a meinury hulay lor Jonatha» M. Wainwright, who has retired yesterday at ceieinonie* at Fort Sam Houston heie. * Die gallant defender of Hataan Pandit Jawebailel Nrhtu mrn- laid aside hi* uniform for multi tioqrti that veiy tlengri in a new, conference' b ,t Diuitday in Nev hit luime 'Tiddler'* Green," sr Drttii. Nehru, prime minister ol the hrait of a leiliioneblr rriidrnIndia, and l*nme Mmistrr UaqbM f i a l d r i t f l i f n e a r F o i r ^ e i n i fou Ah Kban of Pakitlan now arc it chairman making a joint tour of the punjeh in an rf^H lo restore peaef. “ MoA~ *it«wrv«ni fret that some­ Homontl Food hlorivand tW Ala­ how something will lw worked out mo f)lock Farm here and viecwhich slowly ‘will hriog alxiut a 'arrfnC rrmdlttnnT piestdenl of the fa m e Seth and rratoratinn -of ami a look at the acure sheet deir- Window Balance* Company. Lot onstratea why. Angcle*. . At midnight Sunday the experYesterday, Gov. Iteauford Jester *imrnt . ImImS‘smilitary IIII—^., I.laiundary ... of m amjoint'm uffered him a position on the new force of the two governments de: Texas Good Neighlior roiumiaaiun tu help further goodwill auunig “our (.atln-Amcrlean friends lw low the Kio Grande." ' Wainw right’s career as n inilily that the Ixnimlary force simply lary man wax ended late yesterday had found the job loo big and at Arthur McArthur Field, whenthat rioting had spread despite he hid hi* troops farewell )n a its liest efforts, there wa* plenty touching address. of liehind-the-acene* evldenco that Maj. General John II. Coulter, it never had a rhanre, never was who succeeded him aa commander jnipular, and that th# people are uf the Fourth Army until Sept. now getting what they wanted, 16 when General Thomas T. Ilanan anny of each dominion speci­ ily assumes command, lead mes­ fically reapunsibl# for keeping I he sages of tribute at the review iwsce. . from President Trbmau and Ge t.No one wants to talk for the rrsl Dwight. IF. Eisenhower. ' record, but privately many con­ Jester told uf Wainwright1* de­ cede the Inherent danger a of the fense nf the Philippines agaitut new plan. For Instance, in Pak­ th e overwhelming strength uf the istan tlie choice ia whether Hindu Japanese. . and Sikh troop* nr Mo*lema will . The fit-year-old general1* face guard and escort Hindu and Sikh saddened a* he read his own troop* or Moslem* will guaid irlirrm rn t ' ordska and delivered and escort' Hindu and Stkn hi* farewell address. .refugee* and whether* Moslem “This is not an occasion,” he said slowly and deliberately, “at It'a a tfa e e # mm H as* F e e , I vote* ihiougb pi talk of civil war som e villages. A ministry of information stale mrnl rr|M>itrd that "on the day ot the election, there were a few at­ tempts to abuse in connection with . the voting. The police intervened! in' rai l l -calf MB l»ot~n?r?)IIT j steps." In (lie election, th* CommunUta rrplarrd the aiuailliolilera *• Hungary's - leading party. Tin smallholder* pullrd 07 percent o( tlui_l!llfi vote^Thl* year a* Com­ munist influence has grown sev­ eral of their Iradera have left th. country. AntLCommunista h*v< accused thus,- remaining uf truck ling tu the Communists. The latrst official hut incom plete returns aa made public b> the foreign ministry showed thidiatrihution of :iOO,4ttl vole*: plr’a Parly 4H,4‘J4, Bmallholdri .'I'.’,79.1. Imiriwndcnt Hungarian DeintM-ratie Party i garian Radical Part; tlrtl*» DrUiocatic National Peasant Ecuador In Stage Of Siege From Revolt QUITO. Eeuadoy, 8ept. 1 </P)— Army and constabulary officers In four statoa were In revolt to­ day against the we*k-old govern­ ment of CoL Carlo# Manchsno, who placskl all Ecuador under a state of sieg# and am t troops and.tanks acquired through U, B. lend-laaae to trouble spots. Th# government ssiertad that Dr. Mariano S p a m Vatnballla, conservative vie# president of the posted regime_nf President l ea . Mari! Velasco Ibarra, and Col. intwsll of Ilsqu.ro Davila as defense minArchblsh«p John J, lie ArchI* In th* The government communique ac­ _________ ____ ___ „ filabrala knowledged that troops had rebel­ Labor D*y by tndlng- th* long led Saturday night a t Riobamho, dispute and-arranged a meeting 100 miles south of Quito, In Chlmtoday to attem pt such a settle- borsto province, and In Gnarar.mtnt. da, SO mils* west of Riohamba ' “With God's help, w# pray that In adjoining Bolivar *tat«. Labor Day will ■#• IK# dawn of Th# re bbell Ion was reported •sac# Is U># Hollywood film In- joined Sunday night by th# gardu,try," **id t h # 'archbishop Is rtooiks In Latacunga and Ambato, capital* of th# province* of Paym ents A re Mode Schools For 2 Months , TALLAHASSEE. Sept. 1, (flperial)—As both th# July 16 and Aug. 16 paymento arw bsing mallad a t th# same time, State School 8upL Colin Engiish explained that tha 87 counties will racsir* double Seminole County usually re­ ceives 119.271 for teachers' sal­ aries. 91,427 for transportation. sad 03^78 for current expense. SQUIRREL ORPHANS 'Thro* baby squirrels that fell out pf s trs# In th# yard adjoin­ ing th* Park Apartments a) Eighteenth 8trs#t and Park Ave­ nue were found by B. C. Btesl#, who lives In th# apartment. Th# w *' -*h£ r• • ; . 't . r ?- r "v *;V h H r Rcumdlir. , fS - • It v s Ila s H .uni All 1 Kutimii4 banquet ol • WITH 1118 HEAD UP \ \ l » CHEST OUT. Mayor William O'Dwyvr (rod* tlm American I up .Fifth Avenue. Hup-ln-tU of thousands bf N'«-w Yuiki i* jammed the sidewalk* h«ui parade Marled to vanlage point*. Ilt-hind IIU llonoi u the New Yuri, City, I'uliri- la-giun ( Ititi'iiintiuiinl 1 rulltlligi'llt East European Nations Under . O’Neill Elected Red Influence Pressing Turkey As Legion Meet P a p e r PredicLs u recent BELEM, Ilraxil, Sept. I —<4’i President Truman'* plane, tinIndependence, made a refuelling ■top hers this mornlngg on hi* flight from Trinidad tu Kin H<Janeiro. Ths plane touched, down about 9:30 A. M. (7:30 A. M Eastern Standard Time). President Trumsn, who Is to spend a weak in Brasil on a slabvisit, said he w*a happy to rsarii Brasilian soil. He was welcomed by Brmxlllsn news men, member* of the United Btotrs colony anil Brig. General Dyott Fontemelle. commander of the Valdecana air baa*. Th# plan* left Immediately aftonrard for Rio where It wax due about 2:30 P. M. (12:30 P. M. E8T). Militant Program To OpposeCommunism Adopted At Session M.W YORK. Sept, I F, II,. Aniriiran Legion enilcl it* -M'l Guard press fur rrcVlving llmnaniaii p„l * itirrtl refugres. Turkey 1,'piled tn neighlairlng , ll,il**prin immediately. Hint any ,-ritirism in the Turkish press d simplv wn« In answer l„ e.|,u,Uy ( ( hostile acts by the Bulgarian press. « • Ankara still ha* not replied to the Yugoslav note. Olieser\urs la-lieveil the answer wmild follow tin, line taken l,y> Foreign Minister Hasan Sak'a 'recently whrn hr told n new* conference I th# furka always would protect | Moslems and that llnmanlan re - fug,vs rnuld stay here »r leave, ; ns they pleased. A i Although, Turkey ha* la-en deeptv confer ' ! r.nisidut* ' a | Situation in • ul has Iven ,-asri iniiitry u |lt ttiiilnl * Ilif t Irl •*!»■ oil Mk 'I liin iiiifi nhiir *«i mil nu Intunng*. tin IllMMlt HU 11»•’l»»f#•*I f% lUtlltr,, ol IIimiIa mill Sl»«riff IVrrv M*i»» i nnv rp lio fi spp illrt'K u l Irliilu lln u i |r|M i||» III "wlllill C'limuiunitm, both . tin- i n tr n u lm n s ! aa l*s a r I ' n i I. Iilununxnl nolr. . The saiuo nutv ftgun-d in Slav.en’s ii-m arki., Tim *11110111101*1! i-amliil|ti< lor* tin- lti-|mbllca 1 |iii-sii(i-ntia! nomliiatiun, rising on aim cottveutiini tllnor In s|M-nk against a ininnritv *ie|M»it of tinI-eg ion's foteign trlatiuu* commit- firation. Holiday FataliticH Already Total 245 Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRHMK •The luilKtr Day weekrinl accid­ ental death toll wa. near 260 a . Ih* last day uf the three-day holiday ta-gan * (inlay." _ ~ D # Ith ~ h » ir »cythe.l '170 niolbri Isto from the highway* since fi P. M. Friday; 30 person* had drowned, ami 39 la*en killed in misrtllaneous accidents, putting total fatalities at 240. • The National Safely Council had predicted a total motor accident toll of 260 for the long week end. The air age was Jrflertod In Ih* figure of 39 miscellaneous accidents — II of the deaths oc­ curred In small plana crashes. British Unions May bllchlgan. home state of the Okay Rigid -Direction automobile Industry, led the nation In nnmber of automobll* accident • SOUTHPORT. Eng.. 8#pt. 1 OPl deaths with 10. Texas followed Sanford Students To Receive Their Decrees GAINESVILLE, B#pf. 1. (Hocrinl I—Two hundred and forty-two candidate* will receive degrees from the University of Florida at commencement esercisos, next Fri­ day. marking one of thu laigrst summer session graduating class m n u a w k id s d . -----------»T"union Congress, representing From Sanford James II. Hardin. 90 p#rc#nt of BrlUln’a union 7 traffic deaths and 4 drowning* Jr. will receive lha Bachelor ol workers, hlntad willingness today In. Florida. Arts degree and Laursn R. John­ to accept rigid direction of labor, son. the B8A degree, i ' ■ mora drastic regulation than *o far raque*t#d by th# laibor governmenL f , GLUE-FINGERED A statement c!rculat*d hy ihe FOOTBALLERS general council at the opening of th# TUC*a 79th annual congrst* MIAMI, 8*ot. 1, (Special) — warned of th# “Mtioua nature” Auburn and Michigan 8tate proved of Britain'* economic problem*. the champion Orange Howl ballBoUtothlng mora stringent than handlers In tha 1938 clastic her* currant government power* for whan n*ith#r team fumbltd during limited direction of Laoor may b« tha 80 minute* o | play. . in tuuig.il .0 / (III 11 <luck. [.St­ ill the ryrnillg their will be a inie at tin- M.14 fail. Other Hpraki-r* ul thu l-ampiet a-1 u furh Hi'iiutnr lluyl* will n ld r ns tnnMiouitlrr will b# Sivretnry uf Statu It •I'MVillo, wilt! Will lie. lot induced by Mating! tramta-r nf f<munv-:v 8«<rt*lgry lliay will - present three Irophira tu winner* in the regatta. The first is given by th* Cbamiu-r o( Coiutuere* tu the wirtuYi uf tin- tuitlMisnl mulor race and inusi | who 1In i,1 lime* in aucm 1.ml - owuship, i s T a n iu h within the 8uvlei spheie nppeared today lo la- • ceiling inrl#n*lng proamiro on Turkey. The rlectlon will decide the die. Uibntion uf seats In the peril# meat to ine#« .Rept. 16; earh parry will get one scat fur evrry M.ihmi vote*. Before I in, balloting, emne e b w rv tm —hxit* pTOTiotntced "[He Communiata strong enough to win without fraud. Some opnosltlnn politician, bope that the United States and llutish guvernmenta would plam off(rial proteata over the election. The U. 8. legation receive,! t,l-ortx that many parties u erj planning proteate lo the Comuumlet Interior Minister, l.n*ilo Itnjk. 1 Smallholders sources repoitcl that sevetal leaders o f .that patty had taken up charges ngain-t the communiata last night will, Pre*. idrnt Znltan Tihly. n smallholder, at his home hut had come tu no agreement. In Nairykoerora, birthplace' of the 1B4H Kossuth revolution «*•elti#* 60 mile* southeast from here, an American pbeerver reportrd thnt anti-Communists were tidk'mg civil war and hinted they would like weapons from the U. S. Many person* rebutted they liad seen truckload* of "flying elect­ or*,” whom they took to lw Com­ munists, Voting time and again in one place after another. Inhabitants or Sxekesfeheivar. Vertesaea and llaiaexaka told this eurreapondent and two otlieis Registration D ay At Truman Plane Makes South Side Primary Fuel Stop In Brazil All pupil* who expert to attend the South Hid* Primary School are asked to register Wednesday morning, It .was annourrod today bv Mrs. Velma Mitchell, |>tinripal of tho school. Parents of tha children entering th* first grad# hare been -asked to bring their children's birth rertifIrate. Mrs. Mitchell stated that the! school.wlli ba open until neon Wednesday, and regular school hours would begin next Monday. Busses trill run Monday morning and trill carry tha children home a t noon, noon where lie iv,i giceteu by a reception commiltct composed ot Senator *nd Mn. IJoyd F. Uoylc, Mr. am( Mu. H*ni!*ll Chase. Mr. and Mis H. H Cofcman. Mr. and Mr*. Holland I.. Dr«n, Mr. and Mt». A. W. Lr r ;—Mr I.vj R. Ij -i Iici and Mr. and Mr*. ■ hero me two plant for Fu­ llin' I* the .Marshall plan, other I* tlu> ('onimunWt plan, >U op|Hi«e the Marshall plan hluropaan ivcovery, ihcti you give comfort trod Sid jo.U ic. Fre n c h T h e a te r —P r O p n e to r H e ld 7 F o r M a n s la u g h te r PARIS. H»|it; I. LV)‘-Th« proprictor «»f tho m’Ik I th#4t*r i t Itrull. iict*!U» uf m illwutrou* fir# Sntuiiluv niicltl In whifh H7 p#r* Mtii* 4l1.il Mfxl *»I w«r# in. iur.il, was held on ilistKii. of Involunlarv lunnslaughter tmlay Tim examining magistrate, timiliar b> a bite-man grand Jury In llm Untied Suite*. Said the propreltdr. Antoine itnuillade, bad been negligent In taking proper M i'll' Tim majority report xuppmtiiu: the Marshall plan was aduplrd. Sen. George Malone (l(-Nev), who led the arguinent for the minori­ ty re|Hirl, had said the cuinmitt)-.> majmily was “rubbcr-itamping like state d.psrtm rul'* and Its report was hated “nit tike theory that money alone will (top Com­ munism." The minority report, however, approved of advancing some ‘funds to foreign nations provided “the credit economic In­ tegrity of the United States" were not jeopardised. — The i il . I. g st.s adop ted, t he nx* tienal defensiv'Tnmmlttre rrpiirt urging that atsm ir -aecrrts U> withheld from “ally nation, friend­ ly or oihenpdxf,’1 and urging adop. tion of universal military training hy a special session of Congress. Appointment of a iproMdentlal advisory committee lo Organise civilian defense* against atomic attack was recommended. Outlawing th# Communist Party as # political party; barring of Corpmunlsto from public hous­ ing, and “g valid d*f*naa In court to a charge of promoting tha ov#r(CSslUsM . a Paa* Fatae) I »’ 0 »WI » I Ml n« • i w w a Police said n ehmt circuited wirt* in tho in ih u I lulccny iitirttd the blaze, which spread a* swiftly as the panic which xent patrons rushing towaril the nairow exit. Iloth balconies in the tall, nar­ row structure collapsed, the secmid falling on tho first sml cariying It along to the floor below. Rear Saits were blocked by debrts before anyone could get t«> th#m. The theater was in a narrow street about throe n»ll*tx from th# Arc de Triomph# and conxlructad In a short, narrow-, high fariilon to fit' the limited space available. Moull lade was IiriJ in latl to nrarliv Verralllc*. Kuril wa* In mourning today. All commercial establishment# and place* of amusement in th# town of approximately. 10,000 wora or­ dered closed by city official* until after a ma#h funeral for th* vic­ tims tomorrow morning. - Flag# were flown at half staff. Onlv one similar ilinailer du* to fire could lie recalled In th# la it 40 v#ar* of French Ihstorv. Thia wa* a fir# In th* Nouvell#* Galcries department *tor# In Xl.rxUlI#. In which about 100 poraona lost Uitlx live*. ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 29, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e3950e63311b7acde4bbc2222e030265.pdf 997bc39bfaa6b2bbc720bd5a7d65ab9a PDF Text Text f Kiwanfe Meet U na Cw i (Mm I described by him a t tha largest In tho country. Boya from -IS to CO are lent there only as a * laat resort when they have provLtd incorrigible. He told how * a boy la brought to Hie home, use* an y by a atrapplng sheriff. The vboy I. then searched, his belong* Inga put In a vault, his dungarees and trouser* given to him. At meal time he Is taught to stand by count and to eat by count, gp Boya are put into School ar.d visit Shops where they can choov) * trad* to learn so that when re leased they will be self-support OH Company Rocked * By Explosion, Fire Pope—Truman <Con'tn»r* r»«t" *•»■» ill peoples of the earth are longnr." The Pope continued:* munificent th in ly ahown bv the American people to the snf• ferlng and oppressed In every part of the world Is a fair token of „„ ......"The plant early , today, musing the company to lose 24.000 barrel t daily capacity In jtroeeasing crude oil, company official# raid. - One worker, Julius Kupni, fi2, of Whiting was missing ns firemen fought flames .which at first were brought under control, then hroke out again several hours later. Three workefs, Injured slightly, were given first aid united towards its realtralicn." The President, declaring that "IhV tasks now confronlldit III are tages and go to bed promptly at formidable", said; The explosion; which occurred S;00 P, M. under bright- lights "I am privileged, to pledge full and Are heavily, guarded. .Thry In a nump house serving the com. fnith to you once’*«*•» to work have daily military drill and those pany'a No. 5 and A*.pipe stills, »ho merit may indulge In ath­ waa hrard for a radius of n mile with Your Holiness and with every letics. from the Mast. Within two hours, agency of good the world over for an enduring peace." . .. ' Be declared h I a "theoretical flames which followed ths ex“An enduring peace,* Mr. Tru­ plosion were reported under con­ ideaa” and M. A. degree In soclology. ha found to be utterly trol, but fire broke out'ngaln ar­ man asserted, "can be bud! only 410 good .without experience, and ound 9:00 A. M. Comn»ny—of­ upon Christian orloclple*. Bkcebt d w ih f tt six of his best friends hid ficials, however, said they he. the Lord*build liter hquv. tltry lab­ •ii'-. been killed by Inmatrs. He taught lived plant firemen eould curb or in vain who build v ** flAa,. a Christian nabon our aehool with a black lack strapped the Garnet. *. to his wrist, he said, and earn-I A company spokesman carimat- tatm- .i d'- ire la to banish Wlf auch a reputation for discipline ed damage at |70,000, and raid and the causes of w ar’ from tha that the cut In dally crude oil cap­ world J believe lhal.Ihe greatest acity necessitated by-tho damage need of the world today Is a re­ was doubly eevefe becau-e It waa newal of faith. I seek to encour­ percent of the bo; added to destruction of another age renewed faith In the dignity cause no trouble, daily 2400 barrel* caparity suf­ and worth of the human mrson th a other 10 percent have to S' fered In another fire three weeks In all lands. The riroct demand faith that -Is strong enough to disciplined. . In-.: struggle If need In-* for the right." A Boys who had the choice of ir> Tin- Pontiff replied: laehefc with the heavy leather paridie or fiva days extra.Jlroe, In “Once th- slnt". to the exclusion variably chose the paddle, Making of Cod. make* itself.thn soutce of them stand faca to 4he wail un­ the rights of the human person, <r*nllfinr4 I,-at |I**I der strict military discipline for( -Ilrimh tr«op dispositions bpt gave no lorfb'atfnn w brthrr she would commodity the jrd rr of f] 1 la wield the blg.power veto. Martin Btinclpher sani .......... ........... and ......... history surely Soviet Delegate Andrei A. llro- nvrtturned: etal aongi with Hi makes It clear that tha Inevitable myko. ■ speaking as a vote ap­ accompanying. Prof. proached In the Security Council result of the sukrroston of. cnler on the long-debated calf, repent­ between peoples Is war.** as guests. ed (bat British’troops should gel off Egyptian ao|| an demanded by Citrus Ruling th* Cairo government. Dewey Speech <t'«altaii«4 (tan !*»«• Oast Tha Brasilian resolution, calling on Britain and Egypt to remim? the growers or signatures Sy direct negotiations, was described shipper* barely met technical re“ that wa are witnessing on the as a menus nf sidestepping ASIwtld aevnc conditions which arc _Earn will—mail ---- 'BauimngTrnkTlhoto Which fdirow out- 12,000 letter* to individual Russia and Colombia were re­ itruwent, each containing a ballot, _ #d tha first World W ar" garded an (he key- figure* In tin* n copy of the proposed amend­ leader declared "We m ust honeet- final voting. The Soviet Union ment ultd an envelope lit which to Jy face up to th* facta and know ha* supporter! Egyptian demand-. return the marked ballot to the wher* the danger* at*. Everyone I,*1eland off ire. knows that there la now a move­ tlonal removal of< British troop*, Permission has l>ecn obtained ment which Ip advancing In am ­ but had given no indication wheth­ to u*o county agrnt offices office* In bitious, Wall-organised program er she might veto anything Ice*, polling placet where growers who Brasil has moved that Egypt did not receive a ballot by mail and Britain resume negotiation* may obtain one and cart their far settlement of their disput-1, all* citruktpftxJuelng counties a* which also hinges on the future of the Anglo-Egyptimr Hndan. A Cooperatives will lie permitted preliminary unofficial lineup r.how. to submit 1mllots far their mem­ *«1 llnltfd Statrs, f'hirtn, .^u-tru­ bership. Grower-shipper* will t» ll*, Belgium and Prance behind permit ted to rote a* growers, the Braillion resolution. Seven and nl-o to sign ns shippers. affirmative vote* arc rtouirto1 Indian Hlvrr growers and ship­ far patsage, Brail) looked look**! per* have sought thin amendment__ and Urnril to . every way of life." to her l.niin Amrrlcan neighbor. Because of trad It Imini differences , Deway said the American'•Le- Colombia, far the derisive ballot. in their marketing method*, mmBoland, a consistent voting-part. pa rvd-wlth the m nainder nf Unri^ U a “a* a group, -havs long and ncr of Russia, ami Hyrla, a atstei ida’s citrus territory, ihey claim member of Egypt in the Arab to hav> lien, penalised at time* League, are strongly opposed to when shipping regulations which the Brasilian mnv-. • state were npplird alia to them, CAIRO, Police prohibited a meeting called TO FETB PLAVEBS tnnlirht lit* ftir DELAND, Aug. 20, '(Special)— Player appreciation night U sched­ uled tonight for tho Dt-tjuid Red Hats wlmn they meet the Gaine*immediate withdrnwnl of Britinb ville G-Men nt Conrad Pnyk In troop*. fielamd. Nearly I, BOO fapa are The committee, whlrh asserted expected to witness the contest It included repivffnU tlrt* <f nil und the pre game festivities. political parties, met Tutsday hml f (On Ui s N t u a l*««* OsO demonstratfons fidlowed. * coly • few months sgo from her Members of the Moslem Broth­ • 'HitWe Britain, where shs hsd erhood, who led violent sntl-BrU/ met and married Poland, said she and anll-Amrrlcan demonstra­ h»d no plans for returning to lih tion* last Friday, were to llst'm h«r home! radio today to proceedings fi “I'd Ilka to stay ovsrWhsre," tha 8ecurlty Coimcll hearing sha said. plea. i Poland, a cook at th# Army's theTh*Egyptian brotherhood news­ X flln field near hsra, wsj shot paper, Moslem El Mnrimmm. to death tn front of the Fort Maerterl ElthatEkwan British civllisnt hod Walton m ta o ra n t wb«r* hit wlfo been instructed awlft departure from Egy-jilttm suit for .divorce, In vlewr of the UN’s i speed­ baby away and threaten* 1 dtlc* ed rejection of the Egyptian de­ Ife. * Th* British embassy denied tiaald her first m e n In the mand. tha report. ipt to get custody of her Would be to talk with her .The Mwapapey said the British r-ln-law, C. T. Poland, why army had placer] cities In the • hare mttxpacUdJy for tha Suex Canal tone out of bounds to it* troops hecaute of tension and ordered all. unit* to pl*cf m in - Greet Belt I.ake Is the reennent There ere more then four timer of ancient Lake Bonneville which as mpny cattle In Nevada a was once WO deep where Salt there are people;'population 110, Lake City now aland*. . 247 with about 4BO,000 cattle. „n# The power needed to light an the electric bulb for one hour would the W p * smell wnteh running for 1,000 year*. Te U rge independent stater— pt, Ireq, Persia, Saudi Arabia Turkey—make up M per cent tfjW tsr-p:1 S t’vtk up now for the Holiday ahead—We have tha finest array of holiday foods In town. Store 3 will be closed all day Monday—so b u y enuff to last 'til Tuesday I A T T E N T IO N Storas CICMri All Day Monday, Sspt, 1 Quantity .Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru Saturday. August 30 nixie Darting Old Fashioned w h o m Sandwich Lady l& tt/F o ta td * ’ |> Salad W eenees u -° 20c Hash 300 25c Chill •* Van Can « 12c Van Camp Comsd & no llormel Liver P a ta . 16-OI Van Can S ausage 4 LABOR DAY S A L E j A rm our’a Libbyl Potted Libby Deviled 17c Libby Vienna 15c Bar Harbor Anchovy Armour’s %*• College Inn Boned C h ic k e n svi American Oil 15c Long W hite Long Island White Cobbler M eat . S a u s a g e N W* C a rd in a l 1 4 ttc tradem ark POTATOES, (Plug Bottle Deposit) Calif. Graweniteln All Sweet Show WhtU SUPER FEA TU R E CHEESE Lb 49c G ra p e s 2 O n io n s OLEO y i t . Lb 47c Fresh Oregon BoUd*. lb 45c 25c . CHEESE 2 for 29c Redl-Mlx lb # Yctlcnv 4 t b, Pota to e s 4 25c OaUfontt* 25c P lu m s Shipped, Qr. A, Leri* Delta Bweet Mix P ic k le s < s R E E 6IANT D ain ty Mbc V . M u s ta rd ? « Hockless, Whole or String Half Picnics 8*to*10-lb, i, No a U. S ^ G o rt Graded Utility 'Sure-M ix’ 12v& c A venge S lit, F r u it Eagle Brand 8 -or French'* Prepared N '■ f CHUCK ROAST ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ l l t M J K L O I N STEAKS F L L ROUND, CLUB STEAKS STEAKS lb 29c Hamburger U. 8- Good A Choice Veal Nabisco Rltz V4-U. Oator Roach Hive* ANNOUNCING sm Does Everything DU 2 t OPENING OF U. S. Good & Choice Beef biatora, howsrrtr. did BARBER SHOP Tongues -u> 28c 117 W. FIRST STREET FRIDAY AUGUST 29th ,. - ■. Dotllos 'eachcrs Meet Venetian gjass worker* once confined to their own spe­ cial Island to pravant their se­ lobbies w b m , interests cret* from being discovered by affected b y ,, increased foreigners. She blasted, a t legisla- in f that there had been no epi* p in public offer to help damle Wher# they had stayed, mr t*achara,?i.and then pnlaed tha new school lotfit* iltte* eat Ion- vote exactly bad feature*. debate* were Mid In the ■fid Benet# before th* bill aed, *h« satd^'and told of >mbera of wnmittfc. m atter o f'raisin g ths l* of Khooljxupcrintefitrond tha ..taga of beo ’read .and ,w rit* . 00# mod it unconatUuilona], T H U R S D A Y , AUGUST 28, 1947 T H E SANFORD HERALD, ■ �■■■■ 8- ;E^v.'i T' ■ ■ T— - THE W EATHER a Umlly T h trc I s S tren g th — , Pertjy cloudy tonight and Sat*, urdsy, »M tly scattered »ho»w i and thunderstorms this allernooit and again Saturday .afternoon,’ Winds! gentle to rnixlernte rail* - a b l e through Saturday. To Protect tbo Peaceof Urn World; To Promot* th® Pro*re** of Am trittj To F rH a n Prooporltjr for S tttfori - . AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEW 8PAPEK _______. 1 ■ Vo l u m e x x x v iii E itab U sh ed 1908 !-!■ SA N FO RD , J^ " e —^ l — . " ■■■■■* NO. 208 Aiaociated Pm# Lowed Wir* F L O R ID A , FRIDAY. AUGUST 29, 1917 **• Legion Meet Hears Armed "Service Heads t Preacher Dem onstrates His Faith Eisenhower Sees No I m m e d i a t e War; N i m i t z Discusses Unified D e f e n s e Note To Russia Sug­ gests Sept, 8 Date; S ta te Department Reveals Proposals By ALLAN FISHER WASHINGTON. Aug. 29 WP)Tbe United Slate* celled today for a four-power conference to speed Korean independence. Tbc request was made in a new note to Moscow saying that the present deadlock on a joint Rutsian-Amrrican commission to ar range for a provisional governmeal cinpot, in this country's opinion, continue NEW YORK. Aug. 29 GP>Americsn Legionnaires. t h e i r lengthy campaign for upiversel military training now backed by thy bi-partiian tupport of President Truman and Got. Thomsi E. Dew­ ey, today looked to the niton's top miltary leaden for further en­ dowment -of peacetime comcription at the second session of the m Letion't 29th Convention, X Sriitfel •„/ #te' A n # DwigM D. Eiienhower, -Army Chief of ' ' Staff, told American Legionnaire* he u w no immediate threat ol I global war but added that United State* Armed Force* ihould bit ittong enough to make an agre*»or realize war would “like­ ly be fought over hi* territory. armlet eald that “no tr e a t nation ia today In poiltlon deliberately to provoke a long and exhaust ing conflict with any hope of TWO PIAblY COPyikHtADS ere held aloft by the Rev. Gordon Miller, pastor of a tneke-cultiit congregation at Summerville, G a, as he provea to hie followers hie faith In tha sect’s religion. The death of e member of j Milter's dock,’who died after drinking polton to show his faith, baa i. caused the preacher’s arrest on a murder w arrant (International), Rio ParleyJHailed.TrumanForesees ByVandenbergAt Marshall Plan To Brazil’s Congress Supplant UNR R A Presidential Note To Congress. Reports On O rg a n iz a tio n “W# must so gird ourselves American Conference of hemi­ that a predatory aggressor will sphere defense set a "significant bs aware of the risk* ha run* r*ample’“ for ihe United N«end will realise, ehould he pro- linns. ((m lla M *n rear* lie I The treaty agsinst aggression to be signed W e Tuesday in the ) presence of -President Truman * Dutch To Accept Tendency Of -BN'. f f i m S t t L T E : ® O n I n f U n n A a i n •"«! ^ n ty Tri the history of the U W v B C b I B world, the Michigan senator said in hjs prepared address. •t h e HAGUE, Aug. 29 0P>~ T h t Natherlanda government an. notmeed today it would accept “the general tendency" of United «- Nation* Seeurlty . Council re% eonUlone on Indonesia. > Tbs council voted Tuesday to extend Ite good office* and eat up a council committee to Investigate the differences between the Dutch end the Indonesian. Republic. The government eald It wonld 'extend all facilities to consuls at Batavia, Java, to Investigate and report on the eltuatlon In tha Eeat Ihdiee since the United Nations cease-fire order became effective a t midnight Aug. 4. if The announcement eald the Netherlands govemmsnt soon would designate „ member of the comeommieelon proposed in the American resolution. Under the resolution, the Dutch are to nomlnato on# member, the Indon­ esian! one, a n d 'th e Dutch and Xadanesleni, a third. The government said however, th a t It syould .stand by tta refusal to recognise the competence of the Security Council to deal with % the m atter, which the Dutch have contended wee an internal affair. Accepting the ‘^tendency" of the ►solutions,. the “ Dutch communi qua look the view th at the Indon­ esian Republic should "cease any hostile action by word or deed," and that final responsibility for order In the Islands remained with the Netherlands government. ($ Test Case F ails To * Aid Deported Jews 0 LONDON. Aug* H , UP) — The Hlgh Court of Justice refused tocorp re v e n te d ‘ ‘- u E r J * from foretha British fng 4,400 Jewish refugees, inter' teoted while trying to run. the Pal4*tln’e immigration blockade, to go to Germany. # The refugees now are an route to Hamburg In three British ship*. Tha application, sponsored by the i Jewish Agency, sought the writ on behalf of six of the re fu g e e In a test case applicable to all the Jew*. t In ordering the deportation of Jaw* from FaleaUnlaa waters, Jenkins WfVtoday 41 . . In state itfc T t _ Republicans Say Labor Deceived By Propaganda Poll Reveals Unions Favor Provisions Of T aft-H artlcv Act PERRY BROWM J05CPII J MAUOY “The United State* government Eiienhower aald that “as long a t deliberate aggression against the rights of fraa man I and nd tho U. S„ Senator Cites existence of free government may Meet's Historic wa must Be prepared for • A c c o m p lishment s bg- a part of tha International whatever this may finally mean 9 to us.*’ RIO DE JANEIRO. Aug, 29 ■WASHINGTON. Aug. 29 (*”> want to (JP)—Sen, * Re declared “I do d not want F*>—Sen, Vandenbeia Vandenbeij (R-Mich]l (R-Mich]( Piesidenl Trumin espicurd hope b* understood a* a M jtt a global git war a* an immediliaW threat" and told a joint session of Brasil's today that the Marshall plan for Congress today that tbc Inter* European self-help will successfully eddid- Ia n German ~ Industrial Goal O f 1936iLevel Set By Britain-U. S. In Race To Head American Legion m • If*" Big 4 Meet On Korean Issue Tha work dona at QuiUndlnha, thu.jU . 8. delegate added, will give tha United Nations "a use. ful ^n d impressive model of how big . and little stale* can work together on a basis of absolute equality of both obligation and power in the pursuit of Interna­ tional peace and security." "It it a thrilling international adventure which took concrete form when the Pan-American Union was organised in 1890, Vandenberg said. "R it a formu­ la of firm friendship which has, relatively, made our* the most peaceful continent on earth for Jhe better part of a century." Vandenberg. on behalf of tbo ( O n lliH l r a B« II,) Injured Prelate Is Placed Urider Arrest BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Aug. 29 UFb~President Vladimir Bakarlch of the, Croatian Republic wa* quoted by Tanjug, Yugoslav New* Agency, to d a y .a s saying that Sunday!* mob attacks on Catholic priest* - In Vensilt, Giulia reaulted, from a ruling by certain priest* th at .per vm* ctasaed aa “enemies o f tli# church" would be barred from acting as godfather* a t confirmation <vemonles. Bakerlch wee .quoted ea saying that Msgr, Jakor Ukmar, a Vatfegn prelate who wa« Injured In the attack* after being sent to the area to administer confirmation to Catholic children when local priests experienced hostility, had been pieced under arrest, and that "together with other participants In the Incidents end their organit. ere" he would be turned over to the courts. Msgr. Ukmar wee In a Flam# hospital with eoncuulon end body wounds received a t the hands of the seme mob which killed Father Miro Btilesleh, fulfillment of Its committment to Korean Independence'and propose* that the four power* adhering to the Moscow agreement meet to consider how that agreement may be speedily carried out," the not# aald. It suggested that conversations on the problem begin Sept. 8. Nations particlpatlnr In JhJLHofc; cow conference on Korea were the: Unite,! States, Britain, Hustle' and China, Simultaneously, the Staie- De­ partment dislosed e summery of proposals by this country for Korea's future. They Included tha American suggestion for a general Korean election which ha* been rejected by Ruksla. • The U. S. not* said the Soyiet claim that it has the right to ex­ clude tome Korean political partita from participating in the decisions on Korea’s futur* )a "contrary to the democratic principle of free­ dom of opinion.” “ For almost two years the government of the United Stele* has devoted its utmost effort* to earring out the term* of the Muscow agreement on Korea," the not* eald. The egre«m*nt which the note referred we* reached In supplant direct aid of the type pro­ vided by the United Nations Re­ lief and Rehabilitation Adminutr*. tion. . ■In a letter transmitting to Con­ gress his report UNRRA’* uinduo (CaBlta«*4l mm N f * H i ) operations during the first quit ter of this ye*|, Mr. Truman said: "Long-term plans hive been in­ augurated by our government und e r w h ir f r ir ir hoped yhst^rfevasUted countries wifi achieve eco­ nomic health through cooperation among themselves and with such long-range help as the United qUITANDINHA. B ru it, Aug. State* is able to give under proper 29 UPt—A surprise Argentic* amendment to hemisphere defrn** international atringem-nt*.* measure* waa raised today In what i ci. • Th» pamphlet says enactment of th» Taft-Hartlev* Act "maike'd ill* fulfillment of a major campaign pledge hy the Republican Paity. ~twffg- 'uliuti " f'li *>*--ping sup port ,aml approval oi the Amen- Directors Of Farhen Boast O f Part In War NUERNBERG, Germany, Aug. 29 (tP)—Th* prosecution intro­ duced to an American war crime* court today •tatematnt* by dir­ ectors Of I. G. Ferben Industrie, German chemical trust, in which they boastsd that Hitler wa* un­ able to wag* war without their help. The director* are on trial for their Uvea. Th# p ro tectio n said th* docu­ ments also disclosed th at the F er­ ben leader* realised in 1998 that Hermann Goering had embarked On a vagt rearmament program to which they lent their full strength. Goering committed euleld# lest year a few hours before he whs to bang as g srarcriminal, convicted in tht* tamo courtroom. , ,‘ Helnyteh Busteflsch, on* of tha t l Parben Industrie director* on trial, told American queitlonera: “ It la clear that war could not have been conducted without I. G. (Ferben) production." Georg Ven SchnlUier, member Ileal E state Sales of the trust’* executive Committee . Active In Sanford and also a defendant, w u quoted In another document as eaylngi "IF# knew, with the rearm a­ A number of rest ostata salt* during tha past week were re­ ment program of 1699, lbs elt­ wa* dangerous. inaoported today hy Fred Bender whd uatlon .. . . . very _ - .................. Intore tv , M Uw poeslbUIUea of v t r Indicated U sets property. I w ir» concerned." continue* in ' Bchitsier elso told b ■th* eatu A ju m i m hvlp#d hslped tha German air forte In c»m practice war gem**. He cited an flsnfnni example of a plant making magThe home | nasi am bomb* a t Aachen, which waa concealed, so cleverly that dkk of S t Carmen flier* were unobis .to spot Tfc# Fred Ji Baaford Avenue w>« to Har- if. rv M. Brush, Jr, for And r . F . A. MEET Kay Drowning of ClminnsU.^CL AH Future Farmer* of America he* purchased th r^ u e se ll MrKI >a t 200 est YWsniieth, msmhsrs a n requested to meet at StreeW or r. seperted wnsidantUon I *H* X - : * i Building not later than 9.to Monday morning'. had promised to he a perfunctory tertian of the Inter-Amsricen'Conference committee on aggression. San. Vandenberg (R-Mlch), U. S. Delegate, charged that the Ar­ gentine move waa “an attempt to limit even th# right to consult’ on aggression. He said the amend­ ment proposed "a limitation we can nevar accept." T ht committee assembled t i eludy the draft report on the Inter-American tone of maritime security, drawn up. by delegates of the Unit*4 States, Argentt-i* and Chile. It had been expected to approve quickly the outline of a security ton* stretching from pole to pole and from Greenland to the Aleutian*. velopmi the development delayed find approval of the treaty.w IVIthout .................. bringing th# amend­ ment to a vote, committee chair­ man Ricardo J. Alfaro of Panama adjourned the committee until P:09.P. M. The o rig in ! schedule had called for a plenary session ear­ ly In ;th* day to approve the treaty article by article eu 11 could be signed in Rio De Janeiro Tueeday In th* pretence of PresIdant Truman. Enriuue V. Coromlnat, of th* Argentina delegation, proposed that th* article on aggrtstion al­ ready approved hy th* full 19nation working 'committee be amanded to reed that the “prin­ ciple of effective jurisdiction ap­ plies only ty In th* security tone." He explained he wanted It made clear w hither, for instance, an whether. attack on the U. S. occupation son* In Germany could bt con­ strued a i an attack against ths American continent." "We - must assure our people! peace which we ere achieving nf limitations to the defense of h ir e " he said. Sanford Skeet Club Holds Second Mci Vha Sanford Skeet Club held ,lta eaesnl seeshly meet ing at She range at tha Municipal Airport yesterday afternoon. The following i ere made on the abbreviatsd skeet nf 10 birds each: Henry W ight Roy Williams •y R. Wllllei Andrew Carreway Jake Adame Ralph Wight W. A. Leffler W. A. Patrick Olyva Aun Adam* 4tj RtCIIAHD KA81CI1KE BERLIN. Aug. 29 0P>-A West-, ein Germany with an industrial capacity about equal to 1936 wasfnvisaged today by the United Stair* and Great Britain in a new Irvrbdf-industt)*' pl»n providing for annual steel production of 10,700,000 ingot Jon*. Under the plan, the U. S. and British rones, to relieve the bur­ den on American and Brittab tax* payers, would produce IS percent more ettmrt* than the same ares* d*d in 1936. three years before Germany staited Wotld War II. to biing tn $2.000,000,000.-ayear. The n#W plan sva« a revision of th* four-power Itvel-oMndu* artil " repansiions” agreement * ' BW- !«_•«!««"«»* U. *- *-’> • the U. 8. and Dtilish mdiia can elfdorale nn Nov. 3, 1946.“ governors. General Lucius f t Tastage of the act, the Repub­ l lay and Air Chief Marshal Sur licans contend in the booklet, “es­ Hholto Douglas, termed tha low tablished e,|usl rights and respon­ celling set in that agreement ”un-' sibilities for management and lab­ realistic." or in their relationships, and in Under the four-power plan, lha created safeguards for the right*, steel reiling for all Germain- wa* ofJndlVtdtial workers." * 5,800,000 ton*. Under the tfritilh The pamphlet add*! American, plan, the British and RICHARD C. CADWAUADER "Due to the propsganda effort* U. Skstone*. alone would produce BASCOM f. JONSS of sonw union labor lenders who i®)doutde Dial. Four of tho candidate* for national commander of the American Disclosure of the plan followed legion*in the election which will feature the nntinn»fconvention now hope to continue unbridled Hictntl,eimr held in New York City. This year the race is hd'-ved to beiu rial control of worker*, nnd the by two days the close of a aix. “ open. .Mr. . a, .... II___ ___1 T-_ •___ n.ilttlcsl nnliticallvu mnllvala.1motivated- antagonism day conference of th# U. S., Brit­ wide Jirowtt I* t. from Beaumont, Tex., Mr. ,1-11 Malloy from Washington, D. C., Mr. Cadwallader from Baton Rouge. La., and of the Democratic Administration, ain and France in .London during from th# President on down, there which German industry wa* dieMr. Jones from Nashville. Tenn. has bean created aome ronfuslon iMissed. a* tn the true intent and meaning In that conference, th# French of the art.” voiced objections to Die plan based it goes on tn say that n r»c*nt on their feai* of a Germany with “oblecltve ami nonqtarlisUn pull" ifnawed power for warm aking illu strated —tills confusion ,and Before I he ■**n fen lite r . Rueeto pro­ showed that "misleading propag­ tested that leaving her out of the anda" had distorted objective* and tali* violated the 1945 Potsdam benefits of the lsw in the minds of Sanford it .preparing for nnr of "the'vetv persona whs are protec­ Agreement. The (Tay-Dougla* announcemeMIt nnitnard ns l-sae Sts) its ITrgeii celebration* Monday ted bv it* provisioni," “In polling *workers, the reever to he hrld on Labor Day in Sanford Plans Wide Variety Of Entertainment For Labor Day Argentine Move (W ildcat Strikes Delays Approval In British Mines Of Defense Pact Feared Spreading The mention of “proper" ar­ rangement* seemed to point up a news conference statement Wed­ nesday by Undersecretary of State Robert A. Lovett that this coun­ try will extend aid or.lv on the basl* of a recovery plan which ia reasonable and realistic. In another.reference to tho 19natton Paris conference on tho Marshall plan Lovett eaid dam ends on American aid must diminish bv next rg£r. Mr. Truman'* lettar said the end of UNRRA'a operation* "ha* bejn in light for several months." It notsd that whlla contribution* tUesttssiS . a Pag* els) WASHINGTON. Aug. 29 tWbTbc Republican National Commit­ tee is rirrulsttng a psmpblet en­ titled "The Truth About th* 1.* bor Management Relation* Act ! 9 4 r - i n Which ft aiserts ibVt there has been ‘'misleading propagands" about the law’s obje-.t- i Higher Production Is. Seen As NecessaryTo Help Country As Well As Europe this city. The Coast Guard' Aux­ iliary has completed arrangement* for 13 races with from 12 In 13 participants in each race and svilh prim and trophies of $85(1. rare* will start at 1:00 P, Union Makes Appeal M.The and will tail until 6 :0 0 P. M„ To Avoid Another and will he run under the auspices F u e l - S h o r ta g e of the Florida Federation of Ou*bnard Motor* with Joe Swift of • LONDON. Aug. 29 W>—At least Mount Dora, president 6f the aiII mine* rmplcwinj 23.190 m-n sociatinn. •officiating. -rnd producing 130.000 wreklv There will also he horse race* ton* o{ critically needed coal were end contest* bv the Dusty Boots Club starting at 2:00 P. M. idle today breaum of wildcat Riding as fnllowa: six cow pony rncies strike* w'lich lW*!rn»d lo spread wnd three run-offa; quarter horse race; girls’ race; riding toumg-in the Yorkshire coal1 fields. The Labor Party's Daily Herald mrnt: barrel race; flag rnce; rigte e race*. The judges for Ihes# said 14 mine* were struck and thaf races will be Henry Leo. Sr., Kd these normally employed 27.582 Cameron, P. - A. Mero, Barney men and produced 171,130 tom Beck and 3no. G, Leonardy. Starter. There will a prise lo r eveiy a week. race, and the Jotal prlta money is More ihsrr 25 000 m d quit in $500. sympathy with 140 who walked Following th4 horse races ard out Aug. I! in pi protest tn a ______ ... ... the boat_______ races will he _a banquet. joint Unlon-NMlonat CoaL Board] j|,c Mayfair Inn at 7:00 P. M. Committee ruling nssigning them j for t),e member* of lha Chamber two additional ..feet, of coal to 0f Commerce. Junior Chamber cf mine. Commerce, Coeit Guard Auxiliary Th# Natinntil Coal Board, which and their guest* a t which Benelor ‘ I #111 bv the prin­ Holland hat administered Brltiih coal Boestard Hr mine* since the Labor Govarn- cipal sneaker. A fter tho banquet inent nationalised them Jan. I, there will l>e * dance at 9:00 P. M. dismissed the original strikers, rul­ in the ballroom of thu Mayfair ing th# men terminated their Inn. contract* by refusing to return to work lest Monday. U. S. Atom Monopoly Faced with the necessity of get­ ting more coal mined to prevent Charged By Russia a repitltion of last winihr’i fuel famine, th# National Union of LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 29, (AT Min* Workers has appealed tn — Renewjng “monopoly" charger strikers tn return. against th* United 8totof, Soviet At Grlmethorn# -min*, where Rutile today rejected a group of th* unauthorised strike began, a proposals for setting up and oeercrude whit* gallows w«» erected W r n g + international atomic ..1_L . yon* and Inscrihedt "Burn -Will Lew-i Irol . r(j agsticy. . B- n, m v m O n p H lH H I ■ ■ This mado It virtually certain Lawther, president o( th# N a­ that the second report of the tional Union of Mlneworker*. sup­ United Nations Ttomlc Ensrgy ported the Coal Board in firing Commission to th# Security Coun­ •he striker# and aald ih# board cil, due S ep t 16, would he submit­ "would have been lacking In It* ted with Rusal* again refusing lo duty" had it done otherwise. vote. Th# Conservative Dally GhaphAndrei A. Gromyko, Soviet dele­ (C sillssM •» Pass Sis) gate, told the commission's politi­ cal committee th at the papers amounted to the same thing e* C o f C Election Ib original United States pro­ {k in g Held This Week thaposal for atomic control. Ha re­ peated hla old chars* that th* President W. V. Bitting of th* United 8Utea waa trying to aet up . otic .nation. « S S l ? r announced'totJa?^ Uiaf1 The Russian eald the pepere ballots for the election of direc­ tor* of the Chamber of C<|m«rc* were lncompatieble with the fund­ for the ensuing year were placed amental principle* of the U, N. In the mall Monday in J arn re­ charter. Ha aald they -wero found­ turnable up to 6:00 o'clock Tues­ ed on a bail* which dote not cur­ respond to lha principles of the day of next week. Mr. Bitting called attention to United Nations end trie assigned th# fact that It la necessary for a task of controlling etomt: energy. Tha United Stele* end six other representative of the numbers to cant their votes on thU election nation* on the 12-m*mb*r tomand urged them all to fill out mllslon have approved the papers. (heir ballot end return It prior to which will form lha boalt second report. 6.-00 P. M. Tueeday. M't-sMqase <tn r> >« s it) tig h t Company s Floridians Marooned n ffl On Caribbean island R a d io Transmitter Begins Operations MIAMI, Fla., Aug. 29 (fP IThree flying Robinson Crusoe* from Florid* are castaway* on a Stohrtwnvp r a d i o .rnnsm lttar tiny Island far out In the Carib- WKTO. of Florida Power L- Light bean sea, and unhappy about it j Company, ha* no v commenced alt. operation at the Sanford steam They are pleading with the elcctrit- gvniTiilin-r plant ns on# Coast Guard and Navy to bring of Ift radio -tations ir;*lnltf*d and them a .planeload of gasoline *■) I maintained bv th# power company they can fly out of their predica­ throughout its territory to direct ment. Blit the Navy and Coast its fleet of tro'ihls trucks nnd Im­ Guard have replied with e positive prove service to customers, H. iL ”nn.’; , Cotrman. district manager, an­ Th# men. are listed in radio nounced today. Located tu-rib-* c d of -U. 8. tnesstge* received her# ,-i* Albert James ,of the Aviation Country Highway 17. wlt--*ro It crosAcs the Club at Orlando, and William A. St. Johns Rlv.-r, Stntioi WKTO Krusen of Tampa and Krurcn’a has been lirc n -d by Federal ComI nittnlcations Ciunmlssioti to coar* son. Flying a little . tua-engined nlv with 250 wntts of bower. Both Widgeon, the men shaped their the station mil tbs eompapy’a course for Swan Island, a dot of radio-rquippe-l truota use new land belinging tn the United fresturney-moilula<rd sets foe exStates but 800 miles south of tt-n-leil rengA at Station . WKTO Miami and 150 miles north of SjtiMij^L-hcrs nmFNIpetatn.-s of trouble truth*" s i Honduras, can exchahtr# itestagrs over a die-ti l t lHI They were certain Ihey could tMiice of thlrtv mile*. O perttorr^ m rirl J? refuel when they tended their » i (J j th# _ trucks e:m talk to each. w a emphlbipn on thilJjdand, site •° ! other within * titngi of t#n railea. an observation station In the I Th# Fesicral Communication* Weather *Bureau's storm warn­ Commission, C-i'-trtnn. said has ing aervice ami during th* war n , liaonsad th#‘ folluwlng local cmfrequent point of cell by* Navy plm#es of Florida Power and .patrol craft. , , , , ' Light Company t-> opsrnt# S utton But when thqy they landed, not a W KT0, n . - ». Mi.ldht-m, G. T. droIll of gatolin* was to be hail.t R#T c \y. Ergle, O. It. Bridge*, An d ther* thay were, marooned. w Crom, r, j|. c . Moor#, R. U in this air age White. J. B. Phillips and B. F. Bultard. The list four * iR aWO serve as operator* nf tro u b le truck*. ____________ U. S. Stm Seefes Broad Greek Cabinet (]r|tjcj8m Discussed Bv L. 8. CHAK ALR8 fiy Chinese Council 9 ______ Aug. 29, -tf, S, ATHENS, Ambassador Llnct Lincoln MacV.-.tgh reiterated today the urai™ United rptieraieu iw isr that u n i ins State* wanted a Grsex Cabin* t formed on as broad • base as pi­ stol*. at the stubborn government crisis entered Ua seventh day. IRsmlsilng reports that be was at odds with Dwight P. Griswold, bead of the U. S. eld mission, MeeVeegh said both w»r# workInr toward one end, establishment of a government under which the aid million could function tffecUvaly, MacVeagh and Griswold again appaaled to Demelrloa Maximo* In M i n t lk# preralMsliin.lv. uafi ated Saturday. The TI*v#«r-old Greek financier saw King Paul to­ day and then MocVeegh In an hour-long conference. An Informed loures laid M at­ imoa would tr y to persuade Ihe lei Populist (Koval 1st) P etty lead.or. Constantin Tsai der is. to accept proposals of the opposition par­ ties. Th* opposition has charged the security minister!** with In­ competence end be* dteepproved General Nsnoleon Zervai as min­ ister *f public order. NANKING. ■Aug. - - 29, i.U,i-S, trfd _. enforcement of nteasuo* -iesigned in improve China’s economic posi­ tion was urged today by O u altf Kai-Shek, presiding at it regular meeting of th* stale tn u n d U --Member* said the council dis­ cus ted at some length criticism by Lieut. General Albert C. Woda* merer. President Tmmen* /ectf finder, on ht* departure fru n N e king. . j ’ Meanwhile, an authoriisl disclosed that Foreign Mim. Wang 8hih Chleh will fly to .Washingtoe., prntiebig ea d r rter t -— . week', to participate ip * rr«M _ ary conference on th* peace treaty with Japan. From western Hunan prc “ baUlafronU’ cam* word that munlst assault* Into the L area were weakening. Mil! experts said the Red drive the East-West Lunghsl Rellwaf had but one purpose, to provide *a easy escape rout# to th# northwest toe Gcnerpl Liu Pocheng, whose troons are - on a along Uw Ilonan-Anhwel M fV i affe' * ■ . ■ I '■ . £ • . • --7 “ ■ tfc z ( . �FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1947 TH E 8A N F0R D HERALD. SANFORJ). FLORIDA PAGE TWO ■L-L—U'i'. J _________ *■' ?*■- S afe Driving The Sanford Herald ' If ' I !—- n u WASHINGTON LETTER T h e nntlon’n automobile drivers were warned totlny th a t the coining Labor D ay-traffic will approach record breaking proportions, and everj’ precaution ngalnst accldenta on the 'highways ahould be taken by driver#. The warning ra m e from the National Automobile Dealers Asspclatlon which said: ' . • t COMrrssa et Waifh H |K»T. “Don't celebrate th is holiday with an accident. Have your K S R C m T T ‘iiw s i car checked thoroughly before you s ta r t on your trip. The time to find out how good your brakes are Is before you take to the road, not when you slam your foot on the i>edal • r h » r i m - i i i i N m a t Hi in case of emergency: “ Bear in mind th at, squeaks, rattles, strange noises, loss of pdwer, difficulty In steering or any other unusual de­ velopment, no m atte r how trivial, is a sign that'som ething Is wrong somewhere w ith your car and you may be oper­ ating it in tra ffic a t .th e peril of your life. . '2 'J S S n Z “Be sure yoqr car is properly lubricated. Check your head­ lights. Don't tail to have your tires looked over with extra care, for one of tbe most dangerous things th at can happen In crowded tm ffic Is a blow-out. If you snould have a blow­ out, take a solid grip on your steering wheel. Hold steady, ketp going and Increase your si>eed a little. This will help get your car out of ita swerves. When you have done this und you are sure you are in perfect control, slow down care­ fully. Apply tbe brakes gently and continue till you have come to a complete stop. “ Anti don’t drive more than two or three hours without a half-hour rest. Dr. Paul Neal, one of th e leading scientists w ith, the National In stitu te of Health, makes this urgent recommendation. He pointed out th a t liecause all faculties of vision, attention, and m uscular co-ordination are involved in safe-driving, fatigue la one of the chief causes of traffic accidents. "Keep your tem per. Don’t try to beat the other driver. If traffic is moving very slowly don’t become impatient and s ta rt weaving in and out of line. Keep your wits about you A friend ol ouu wsnls to know e» and iciiiciiiults rem e m b e r,,a judicious vaiG care,m ay; C i/ KLUIIU 9m little Iiitiv juwiliuho f iiib every seconi ' hiiu wWr lWe‘ don’t wiitr tn cdiloii*! save y our life aand n d the t h e lives liv e * of t other*, And above eyery thing situation ia Greece. Because 1 .L ____ f.in ft D fljrr SPEED for thaU-fwobl Hr JANR KAD» WASHINGTON—A headline bver a story about Mrs. John W. Brickar bark In JP44, when her Senator—huabeod waa Gover­ nor of Ohio, daacribad her aa a "quiet houMwifa." Thu truth la that Harriet Brick Is almost aa aetiru In her own. sobers as her husband is in pollBack homa, she la a leader in social affair*, walfata, church work, and Y.W.OA. Actlvlt,#*. In Washington, aba la equally active In Ur# customary social Involve­ ments Which crowd the Ufa of a capital hostess. ■8h* helped organlte and la oreatd«nt of tha 80th Congress Club, composed of wire* of new « raittac ar* Mr*. Jama* Q. Dana, wife of tha D«mo«ratlc representatira from Georgia; Mr*. Omar Burleson. wif« of tha Democratic representative from Toxa 1: Mr* Harry P. Cain, wife of tha Re­ publican senator from Washing­ tons Mrs. Edward J.'T h y e, wlf# TYPHOON THREAT NANKING. Aug. 29. {A l-N earIv 60 Cbints* airforce bomoer* and transports and a nmnhtr of U. S . Air Foret transport plAies landed a t N anking airports to­ day, seeking refuge from a ty rmiinninaa. was rent F o n n « a Strait todTy torical W A S H I N S T O N and . ____________ ^ • has planned a program of alght- ^ sctlng.for Itself. AtreaJy the mem.At . . Saratoga, _____" M New , . •*’ York, on* of *w ’" _________ .............. ............. . J i jhLF bets have msde a re e l' tour” *-f the the dsdstve battle* In world his* J ^ rSoon th e/ plan to tory brought ................................................ House. about the defeat and United D efense 4 Vernon. V a r t in n * a a n t i iM of n ¥ General f la n a r S 1 John Tr*V*n uurgoyn* Pttt■unvtts visit ML capture Immediately before ehtmH a and hit army, a turning point of trip through tha “George Wgih- Jthe American Revolution. ‘ The St. Augu»tine Record cv plains that peculiar little thiee col­ umn fheel it sometimes rum in it> and likely to continue to be forsome time.’! t*y» the Rrco^d. When you can't I** >( wide, you take it narrow, or any width or color ycu can get. And the u d part Novelty Tim* New* Twilight Bongs about it is thst it edits more than Some Americans will object on account of the tradition­ grtnkis Carle . the regular paper._______ U *r*h o l apotvs, al policy of this country, which prided itself .on “freednrr a . • tl ■ a •• aa* as* v* a To there who think the if ttc d tor all and entangling alliances w ith none." But "new Tomorrow's occasions teach new duties, time makes ancient good States is the answer to all the Lesson . uncouth." o u r country has. to march w ith the times.* T ilt Central doflds Hit world’s ptoblrmi. we rubmit the 1:41 Musts (or Ssisrday words ol American Legion Com­ Double Bylines ' mander Paul Griffith who with refcience to (he Greek silqation uid. .B u tt? practice of giving u double byline to two reporters t i l l * L ate n a il Score* t l i t i A n y th in g Do.* . th er Is not new In tho newspaper clothe* not capable of acting in field. However, the Scripps-Howard Newspapers recdntly th* present ‘ lituslion.” That jud used a double byline ovet* published interviews with Elliott about luroi up the effectiveness of Roosevelt and Howard H ughes which we believe to be tty f t 01 M utlr for J W j l M I ^ the UN in coping with any woild first time it has been done on such a story. . ■-retr^w g aaK iraJiin ei ' We like t h l i prfllftlce or iendiiig two repoHergTnsTeaiTof one to interview im portant people who are the centers of - Tb* Ameiican Legibn“ tnecfm, controversy iirth e nows, and of giving both reporters credit la convention in New York Citj for th o Job, Two pencils are more accurate than one in tra n ­ ; Warn* that Communism is the great scribing .what a person says. I t practically eliminates the daiiger> of the interviewed persou. later > ;l» : Asssmlily ol U*4 lti«« Osipst kmgsr* ijghp iu tlie-fietd'Dt~fonrt|B let*- Tightly o r wrongly, th a t he was misquoted j;:»j Orasn Bsvatte* Editor & Publisher. l O i t l T r s s s u is C h s s t M 11 ■t it it the greateit (hen | Amenta on the h tti >. for if it were no*4ft Other officer* of the HOth Cob* Krraa Club, Include: Vie* Pres­ ident*—Mrs. John Sparkman wif« of the -Dcmoreratle *cntor from Alabama; Mra. Raymond H .A Tl . wife uilf. of -.t the t)Rei «nn nltea n loKcan Burke, rrprraenU tive from Ob! ra. Nonrla Poulson. wift (publican representative from California. Mra. John B. William*, wlfa of the Democratic representative from Mississippi, la tha club'a sec­ retary. Mrs. lite r , C. Tullcfson,. v. if* «f tho Republican rcpiesentatire from. W ashington ia tie s»- ator from Connecticut, and Mra. Homtr K. Jones, wi/a of the Re­ publican representative from Washington. Mr*. BRICKER telle littermembers • of tha 80th Congras* Club that on* way they con serve their hueband’a constituent* beat on th a ir.trtk s to tha capital is to show them tha sights with the prowess* of a professional Rolde. . Th* *K>b' le‘' W S g up-son Me- 11 IL as lha raaull of fir# dantags. your homa w a s m a d t unlivua b lo .. w ould your policy pay lor lha rani ol suitabla quor- PACIFIC CONFERENCE MANILA. Aug. 2 f l , T o p American air officers In th* waatern Pacific gathered at Clark field today to confer with General Georg* C. Kenney, commander of ts an important part of fire insurance cov­ erage. For complete protection, see us to-: day. the-world to.ir. .41 Tomm y T u ck e r Time i» Cols Ole* Club L ss SERVICE beyond CONTRACT tl lit Bsqiisstfulljr To It 1(I AU th* T ttw fi Florida dttes must gat together,' cord which it conilanlly iitt» up. and stay together, to push (heir But Florida, now emphatically there would be very few oth«r lagitlmata claim* for a fair ahar* a state of city and'town dw dltrs. remains a state In which political problems in this land of' plenty of tha tax dollar. lo mar a happy and contented Th* altsrnstlv# Is a breakdown Influence and economic thought, populsrt.''iiunng months. ’ flow 'r5urj># |th, with the' smjle exerp. of Governor Dewey. Mott ar choice for Truman’s runaia^ male is SccicU ; W Jk ry, Foireital, (ornierly of tbs Nsvy, n a party of hH own (o get . a, m the** days, Amgncan raib art finding ihfir operating oing up while “ v No msller iOW prospereorporation n r have been. piesaurF on P 36 Sauthifing to tbe Gptarfjfiton mental picture ia plainer than Ftoitda ia (ha only urban slat# this. • ' 1 In which txdso taxes ,ar* not Non* has bean so persistently 10 some degree shared with th# Overlooked. .tiles. • And this Is strange because its It Is ons of only five statss bast* U a phenomenal economic in Which soms degree of general change. (•venue is not turned back to the In only 16 ytar* Florida hat grown frdm a predominantly rulominani local governm en u dliectly liists from despite thr Increased 38 percent ion le an uui no other eir budget', lined to won8°ing lo get h li.o o o liN P ra n k l* SJlga :~.~ census roust show an svsn graatST PROGRAMS Station WTilK • >*• ffia* On M l Nss>t ri I i SS C elery , C h o p p e rs AM •ill tigs I ■St ' «» •ill •«** ■■•• SiSS Homespun Dtnvtr D*,lln* News • r- l Near* , , -,i. Tuns. With Your TeaM atttchibg Tim* _ atsratbg navoUea*' Morning UMlbattens x Newt !Cumberland Caves Have B een Restored T E EN T A L K in D O K tm iv r o e Aftxoriatrd |*rr*a Fa-hlnn Editor FASniON 'lakes a' n»w shape It look*, n< If thla ia going to this fall, ahd with it vomea a new be a 'bie plaid xra««*n — eren for Morris Picnic Held the kid* who Mill* arv sloppy By O. E. S. Chapter awratri initnlrd. If you d*>n‘t wear plaid to M'lioot, you will almost The anqual Roliert Muni* picHut not to the life of blood, auraly w.ai it for dance date*. RONBAY nh* was held by Semlnol * Chanter Mr. and Mrs. Gordo,1 IUII of Then* au* *naaay ankle length rum. and gunpowder thav knew . The board i f the Presbyterian plaid skills that are dreamy, when Cumberland waa Britain'S Woman’. Auxiliary will meet al No. 2, 0 . E. 8. yeater.Uy after­ Chicago, 111. hare arrived to visit noon al 4:00 o'clock in Sweet­ with Mr1, and Mrs. J. Ifatf. irmolcst outpost, with a wilderg:80 P<M. at th e church. w ater. Park in C)\iedo. Making re»» rd n ltw M by Kied,'h and In.' TUKSUAY up an Interesting program the Mr*. E. D. Mobley hai rcturnrd ilians Iwyoird them. K The Friendship le a g u e ;of the W orthy Patron, Leslie Sheppard after siiending a month w ith.her CpMTrfational Church wilt meet Today tha paeMge. are llirhtdaughter, Mr*. T. I. IlitrU , at b tM * Parish Jlouae a t 'J'OO P. M. rd brick eaVerns which a fam. Daytona Beach. - Kill- at co-ed school* ate going itv may explore on d Sunday The Daughter* of Wc.Icv' C|a*» to di, . up this fall but tlie girl- afternoon. vf the First Methodist CliDr.h will Dr. *ml M rs.'Ernest I. Gampschool clan an* still sweaterbold their regular builnus. an,I Tho rsetoration ha* lieen car­ dutlgai i*i* tonsrlou*. Till# yeai', local meeting at 8:00 P. M. a t tha and Mr*. G. E. Me Key, past bell and family left y/stenla,* foi ried nut by memlieis of the Em­ howvtri. -D cater* are going to bo Gainesville where they plan to home of Mrs. Henrieta William,, Grand Matron and P.ut Grand form *filtitig and will La_turktd manuel Episcopal Church, .which 422 Summerlin Avenue. Mrs. Kd- Patron of the Grand Chapter of make their future home. into the -IJit. SliiiMails are also stands directly ovrr the old fort. \n* Brush and her group Will be Florida, made short talk*. It was In 1761 that Col. Jnincs being 1nrkrd in, and skirts will bo Mr. and Mr*. A. J. Harris anJ posteasei for the occasion. limes ordered the fort built. In Happy birthday was sung to Mr. and Mr*. C. I*. Bai un and WEDNESDAY year Gen. Ilruddock ar0n< girl, parking to go bark to the same I 8:00 P. M.: Prayer M ating, led member* who celebrated birthdays daughter, Maxine, have letuntcd in a “chariot" iliawn by *1* this month and a deli.-ini't ph-nlv after spending a week <n Dublin, V'aasui, derided the ulily new lived r| y T..B. Middleton. . supper was aerved. These pre­ Ga. where they visited relatives. ihig* site horded Wet* six pair louses, Ida bodyguaid of lijht « '‘ 1 " of wn»l sorks, underwear and new horse galloping at eitrh side'while I t ^ L E E ’S DAUGIITKETO WHD sent were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mr. and Mr*. Eug>*n.* Trrwiljean- . . . Good new* for her lha drum* beat out the "Grena­ | LONDON. Aug. 29, (.11-1 he Burney, Mr. and Mrs. Sbeppurd, dier's March." patent-. , ■ngagement of 21-ycar-old Janet Mr. and Mr*. George II. rlliutl, leger and daughter, Helen, and The chariot w a s left al Cumaondihe message*. The khl* think H e lm Attlee, eldest daughter of Mr. and MrA R. F. Cremdiuw. Mr. Mis* Peggy McClintock of Ches­ Mml. Pa.l -Teen agera arp nuw lietland when Hatdduek srl out V riroe Minister an<l Mr». Clement and Mra. R. W. Turner, Mr, an.) ter. Penn, arrived on Raturda/ to using Intrr-O-I---*■ ‘icvordin'ga -— graph for on hie u n s u c c e s s f u l a t t e m p t to A ttlee, to William Shipton. .*adlo Mrs. II. J. Lehman. Mr. nn< Mr.*. visit in Sanford. nratliral fur retaining rapture the French Fort Dund electronic* resear-n engineer, William Tyre. Mr. and Mra. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Kdwaid S. McCili is. Rut what do the ipiesne—now PitUhuig. 11 announced today. Shipton, and son. Jimmy, Mr. amt Mra. K. link?_If the old saying Having failed to lake ynujtg bn 'o f the late Albert Shipton. W. Talbott. Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Cot- and children. Edward. )r. and Sus­ Up* und fear no man, Washington'# a*lvire on l.ackoted hortlcutturWt. nerved with ley and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. an. arc visiting in Pensacola for loigan, Mr. and Mr*. P. M. Camp- two week* an the guest* of Mia, 1 and fear no woman wimhU military methods, Rra^j. RAF In the war. hell and Mr. and Mrs. lluMmid. McCall's mother, Mra. N. II. Me■Uk lid* Would \w gtHMt dock Aas fatally Vrnumled led Also Mra. R. C. M>vw*U, Mra. BREAK PART-KI.IGItT clothes, and not ns an all-dnr ■®Jr In respect to- making » mile* short of Id* goal. reeonl of' semtlrarnt. Bui garment. Tlie la llrr need i- filleel ( ' Student pilots sad tfftvite pl^n * Oscar n to record poems and tern kflss Ruth Hand and MJss Ed­ in othei ways by the corset man-1 Asia Minor 1s the hlithplsre of [owners, member* of the Central. na Chittenden returned ye*ten lay ttfnclum . New, longer ginllra.' three of the w,old’s glratest re* lorida Flying Club, will bo gue*|s [ ** M < -in rose you, think the lift1 of im Florida State UnlvcnUy In llginna—Judaism, CI11islinnit> and with a more sharply defined, of Titusville on Sunday. Their llahassen where they ntt,ndr«l w alstliiie.dll the Irirk for suit* ' a han-l vocalist la all (day. and no Islam. third breakfast and swimming par- i | work, listen* to thik routine of an eleven irceka summer »eh*>ol and daytime frock* with ni|»|vt-*l- ^ t r will leave a t 7:3Q for Tilue- R- ” 1Fran-.* lutne's. France)-, whe is 'in waiatline*. villa. Planes are expe-to-l to par- ‘n- » I Johnny Long'* vocalist, says that thorltifa wouldn't let him. lie Another sm art Idea la the longUdpat* from New Sm yrna and r Mr*. K lliaM b Nlblack and line lira with Itonrd midriff, on'tb<- road she work)* an average must wait two year* Is-foie he » night, spend* takes off alone, litter' frustration. daughter, Ki antes and Marian, which acts a* • coreelel* halt with Mrs. Eiinah Holden 1*hcj^_cL llH L tlm e' trying to find and aon. John, of Nretlle*. Calif. LABOR DAY DANCK tl I aM M lll< ... .... .lessi-at, then, J.ui..**. makeup ellll still Junior Achievmeul al it* with a giiille, except when worn) on.apot>lo-to tushes Honored A t Luncheon ford with relative*. They into band's annual ranfrrenrr held at with an evening of eocktnil gown Special bus to ride allthenight *> C former residents of Ssnfonl. .n p Ro-l.l, Glen Wild Lake. with n full skirt, when no furthrr tho next engagement. That goes Mra. Eunah Holden. Immediate elrseting is required. past president of tlie Flnrbla Aaop for weeks with, no' tunp for talna M teen-age business For the slim-line dream** that soclation and now in- the State letters rie ru llte a from all m er the are still M int shown, nn all. In­ Department of Education, wa* U. 8. Tha keynote of the ion- , one foundation gaim ent. gives .the guest of honor at a tunrhroa held Kvi-n when they hit New York, fere nee la: ’•Youth’s Dpininn correct long, unbrokep line, Yesterday at the Mayfair Inn. The work i* Mill rough. In Im.iwccii , of Today Shapes Amrrira’a lunrheon waa given by mv'iiiM* ahow* -In- tries to grab n bite to 1‘olley af Tomorrow." of Delta Kappa Gamma, honuiaty eat, hii* rostutnea fitted, ibn-a Thou sands of Reps submitted COUNTRY CLUB HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 79 ( / I I educational fraternity. TU-m- prepres- interviews, guest radio Charles Potter, managm sent were Ml** Ruth Mule. Mra Louls B. Mayer may be sorry he show-., make,* records, rehearse* entries in a limerick coni,-it *..... Seminole Country Club, an M. R. Smith. Mr*. Nancy -Brock ever hired O-nrge Brent. The actor new tunes, get rlnths ('leaned ductud by morning that d r Informal Mni j C. Mitchell. Mrs. R. C. la riving other-MGM stars, par­ nnd laundafetl and gets set for Will be held on Saturday MwtweU Mr t . Annie- Tho-np- ticularly -Clark Gable, the wan­ the next mail hop. ng at the flub, and on Sunday ^ of 0 ^ 0. Tcenewa . David Maitland, 14-year-nlJ B rrnt has 1-cen saying th a t he will fn*a In theebipr alter td« cu r­ LIP TRICK I.ufnnrf rant pictures and rctlie to Tahiti. -italn. closest compel A rose aerated lotion tin clean*- To other actors, harassed by lax** to uchlevy the wasp-watated r taking flig h t l*seotis from Villen dted States In autoi ■ will now remoVe llpMjrk in a nml other inronvenlencea of tha houettr necessary for the new fall fonr.ii AA I' fighter pilot Ridiaid ff. Atew- drop* on a HMPe vf- postwar world. It hounds like • clothe*. . _ Hay <:.«ki, but stat* aviation *u:laa In 194C compared fectlvelr clean off the Bps rouge- great scheme, In th* United Rtates. "Thai Drent has the right blea," __, Your Friendly LORIDA Clark, told _ iur„‘’.’Why couldn’t -a ■ ■ T IItrA T H E S aniv tin ifint V* 1 Yfa,'Gable Is back and t was lucky to liave him. In thes* days 1 ()1*ENS of Hmltrd prwturn.OBr onVIaTuely to find any stars,' and Gable who still rvmalns the king of HollyFriday! wood make* it 'doubt* pleasure, I found him nn th* act of ‘‘Home. coming," dressed In an army Sunday & Monday! malor uniform and looking unemfrlable. "You know, I have four month* SPENCER off M ween pleturea," he said, late* “and that helps, nut when it got to he two weeks before tho atari Saturday Only! LlOtl bn ml. . . of this picture and I knew ! had • Double Feature • to go haek to work, I started rugged, luihtcsst sweating." NtW iONCi! llV t AVION! who is 4fl, doesn’t vrahl to work. “Every time I start talking almut quitting, they (MGM) gat excited. leery, rsKU.siiog I told them when I cam* ha<* from £*l from Sc Louof the army I wanted to glv* It up, hpt they wouldn’t hear of It. They said to try working for a couple ROBERT of years to at* if I wouldn't, like ' Social Calender S Hollywood We have been asked about rules for cashing G. I L E A V E BONDS bn and after September 2nd 1947. Here are a few important ones: ' >< Hill u>s<!l*r lit! Deep Blv(( Bora .. . Ills. Morg airlings' tiSS n *« s s d u vntir Communtw Chap S-IS guddby Kvealng Coo< ISiSf Mon* f>rternsi . 10*11 Tommy Tasksr Tim* ttitS l> nth MiuM-jj-Y (1) Clark’s deal with* Metro- i* uniqu*. It It long term (“ HI Ire an old man when It’a over—64” ) and ran lie cancelled by him, but not by the studio. Since MGM won't permit Ita artors to ahar* a perrentage of pictures profiU. he can inly a alrig h t salary. “That Upon positive identification (original discharge or separation papers) your local bank • or -financial institution will * ii FALL OPENING OF COGHITRN SCHOOL OF DANCING 151(1 East Second Street . / * Pallet, Tap, Acrobatic - Social, Toe, Tum bling Special clns.se* for btiys In Tap and Tumhling. Itegistec. at Sluditi Septem ber 2 frtim .1 to 5. p , Enroll now for Junior Ballroom '. cIbhmjh. Re-opening o f the Tuuchtuu Bldg. R*M)m 2 (upstairs) F eaturing the newest - colors In imported F u r Felts •* • • . and Blocked Felts . . . ronu*. in and let F .l.liA llK T II design As. a supplvnwut tu the hand,m ade millinery ShopiH* Chn|M<au will also muintaln a “ Business much aa the ordinary guy," he r * V| V * collateral for a loan. • :>S Si is tiS# tilk . »:SS ItSI (3) IloniHiiun HMsts of tb* Fsrpls Bag* Newt Buntit# Oarseiada Xtw* * ... Tuns* Willi Tour Tost! G. I. LEAVE BONDS must be cashed by the VETERAN. He cannot authorize anyone else to q*ah his bond. If you cash yoUr bond, it m ust be cached in full. You cannot take part cash and g et another • ill Bttuhlaa • ill Morning l : t t Morning Top qf || News' . frogram Luncheon *.x. • Itteam* If you do not n»ed the fund*. It la not n«c« now. Twwliwa LEAVE BONDS can t y h tl4 u from their b o u t data. Hold on to your fo n d * a t d r a w * W ? H n t« r w tp « r y « a r . • 7 to cash your BOND U»«r mature* 5 yw trt l m tooelMa. They will USAS* DctfUng on a a«ud w#*t*rn RsusUsp N uts Hear Nolb* • .. J A . >/ * - _ ; L ift: -4! y f * • * a ;} ; • - - j -Lj F o r fu rth g r inform ation wo invito you to call • ? v v’i r .* .' ..ir .— .-.iL can make ju st about a* MELVYN W . Jt»»Mr 'WAKELY ■WKHE 4 U D BLUES — W HITES WORK r SHIRTS WORK ■. PANTS $3,54 NOW 2 -7 6 $4.14 NOW g .2 5 $3.22 NOW * .4 5 $3.86 NOW ^ haven't seen .any of the outside World." CTark contlnusd; .- ( lid doesn'nt count the tilpa 'provided hy courtesy of the UJL army.) "i’eopl# tell me I’d get tlrvd of not working but I don’t tHfck so. not with to much I want to see. A* for money, ttI doesn’t Take much t . . __ - Km groerrist for on# guy." Clark, ilk* Rhett Butler, Just doesn’t glv# a damn. • *. 4 - $ If you aro on* of th# 68.000.000 people who ar* reportedly Inteiwsted In learning to fly, Dick Powell la oat after you. . Dick waa chatting on th* “RUlInn West" set almut the tiatlonsl flight system, of which he 1* now president. Aa he pula It, the out­ fit will “plac* flight instruction on a mas* distribution basis for the Drat lima." Ha plana to have 400 regional representatives who wilt paddle a ’’flight package." This will begin with a slx-mdnth home study coarse to cover ground echo'd DOUGLAS RoMwmK, soft word. I I I " L A IIII" Cartoon I’KTK HMITIf NOVELTY OPENS Fell HrcMc* th a t combine both quality end atyle! Cham* brajfi, popUni* gingham* — b o m th e finest mill* in Amcr* tea — and every o n e t wg*h* abta. Vivid color* in jnew combination*! 3*6, 7*14. flight Instruction,‘'w ith * ' *for* plane rantdiscount* provided |g § million atadonU _ IROOKSMCTITRB Scott •O n The ' B eat# * PregraOlwq if the Yukon Town1 •les Bickford a new h at crention-especially for you! A 8H IN G T 0 N D E E C E E 8 OZ IS :(| aitr*r S trings Si** alga on , SiSt Nswe lis t Oeltry Cbappeta Jambor** HAMBOMES MEDITATIONS W asp W aist Will lie Shown In Fashions ItlSS NsWS sp. ’ . of tl iS l Music You Msmsmber dently continued that tha. I960 P o O A vI HE w e MU, p itT M A H U W P ------ C laud* T h o rn h ill Con«*n H our A lrlan* T rio ra m llk ir Class!** lis ts M hrgan F o u r A c ts In th* illg h s s t T r r s n k t s M asters and *mawy o|h*r fact* , u u >, peculation, 11 rural communlttea u Tom T tU . AAt M O r 7Y» w d h r y 4t o u r p a r 1:41 til* J:M lit* 4:»o 4sII 4it* 4 il» and hence control of ravanuss. amanatss overwhelmingly from tha rural scctlona. Tb* machinery of alat* has not avsn begun to keep pace with revolutionary eco­ I :♦* N ew t nomic change. '• ( i l l Tim* (or fc T im s •' t i . 'u 'i S S ''! 2 « . i b v « . n r i.„. PAGE TH R EE featuring the newest nntl latest hut styles direct fnnn New York M rs.’ IM oma L e w ie — M a n a g e r Eli/ulielh Kircher — Dcslgm's TRACY Florida Municipal Record In vital aarvlca* to th* people that will damag* th# whol* state, or a sweeping confession ef bank' ruptcy that will return to Florida to tha minus -credit standing of th* lata 20'a and early 80'a. No part of th* cunant govern- H E R A L D , S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A G i r l s W a n t L o t s o f These lltN CSurch StrTtses lllM Newt al Ne«n Cities, It Need N ot Happen Again! the H. JAMES GUT AGENCY ttro w n T H E SANFORD c n tngton cuunlr GQIQEN FRIDAY. AUGUST 29, 19*7 Penney's Low Price �, ►- 4 FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1347 T H E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE FOUR men RECORD TRY *S ARE FEW Be Held A t Speedway MIAMI. Aug. 29, (Special)— Much haa been made of tho tongue ag namee in football, including now-famous'remark of a col­ lege president that hla team didn't win many games, but-at least he could pronounce the starting line- n .oiuu* l u t e u u s v a tone slowly stalked down 0>« exlti th* Municipal Park la it night ter an announcement we*, made Urn* the contest 'b etsw n the San­ ford Celery Feds beR been called off beeauap there w v re .m light* under which a game could l>* played. Day before yentefda/. during the freak atortn thq^ ripped up (he aeoreparte of the fence , cported to board, lightening w knockhave struck near th era for tha ing out the lighting field. I t had been ImpityiRlMe to com­ plete the needed wmV before the 46 minute waiting time forced th * postponement of the jo n trd . The first game of the scheduled twin bill had already -hasp w aihcj 'm i I. Augiullna I.I dwvUU ’ w I,U 0# U “ S ■*** • Uf 3 PxUik* •* « -*•» »»H L*Uhuf» • »* T» .l»T *»* Daytons b«uh i t *• •*** 04V* II,,alt, YeM*«S*r Orlando M.*< AueuaUn* *•* DaLand I. Uelne.rlll* I l-al.lka I*. .Ue.burg_l Daytona |t.«i-h at lUnfe-r* Hr«t n m t |fp<t. mini .trond e«m* ppdlight fillot. To****. (MW.* Orlando *■ Palalke DaUu.d »t La*»twr« Oain.ivlll* •( Dayton* lM*eh HI. Aueu.tln* *1 HantuH a KATKtNAI. I K til l i: Tm a * W I. !•*«. OH Brooklyn tl II .414 m. Loele 1» »» -*«• * Uoiyon TP IT .1.1 * N.w York «• »» »t« t* , Cincinnati *1 «# .♦*» t*Vi Chicago 4* TO .011 l i t , •W »T. rilU buxh 01 Tl .(tl 1(4 Umpire* liv e ly a rf" n o p * r cal­ Phllait.lphl* 01 71 .(1* II,calls r .«*»,**r led the game at PrOthuWeek after Boston to. Detroit * waiting 45 minutes In aecord with C hiraco 4. (.'i«f«l*n4 > the rules of the Florida State (Only ( t n w , w h a d u M ) , League. ■ ‘ AMl.HU AJi I,KADI K Tonight tha Fed»:M»t**taln the N«w York . T* (1 0*7 league leading nnd pennant win­ Boston « 04 .0(1 ning St. Augu»tlne Saint* In a D.lrolt 40 0* .014 single attraction, which .h *-hrd- Phllad.lrtit* 40 |( .014 ,01 11 Oil ulcd to get underway at .8:1*0 Cl*r«l*l>4 * »f IT - 4<4 o'clock. J i la likely that Manager Chlceco Wuhlneton U , . 7 ( .41* John Krlder will send Big Bill at. 1.0,1. H 7 i .lit S tan to n 'to th e hill to face the ■D e a lt* Y e e « r r 4 * r Boston *-l, Clntlnnatl T-l Hrooklyn 4, Chlcacn I Yeaterdav the Orlando Senator* N*w Viok 0. at. Louts 0 and the Saints divided n twin a t­ I’hlUtWIphl* T. Plttstierch * traction In th* Ancient City. In the f lr tt tilt Manager Lou R**il elbowed hla way into an 8 to 3 The Clubhouse the tiaaVv hit­ ting Solon*' bats with five *cattJred btnglu, and chatknd up a 8 to 1 decision. Tha final tilt an­ nexed the 1947 Florid.* State League pennant for the Saint*. The Palatka Aisle** bleated 24 base hits In turning in their 18 to J victory over tho I**tburg Pir­ ate* and the DeLand Red lint* Davli. he recall*, was regarded drubbed th* Geineiville G-Men in a* something of a brat by the older an 8 to 4 battle. t Lor* around town, and Blackwell wa* "juet a little squirt'* when he came out for harebell at Bonita Legal N otice JN THIS CIRCUIT COUIlf OF TIIK NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR. 0KMINOI.K COUNT*. iTATB o y k L o n m l. in chan . c e a r no . etaf. ■VALTKn >1. OATCT. Plaintiff LUCY I*. OATJUf. JU Defen d an t > 1• i n n g y a iw o r rf.oniD A , ohekt- r Tru *e* hereby ncAlfle* that *etl for eivore* h*> b**n field n s lm t yon In lb» Clrealt Coart In end fw temlnels Cosotr. Florid*. In Cfcdo. f«rr. hr Welter « . o » u . You er* bsrsby dsgalrsd In file your appear• neo srllh th* Cl.rk . ol .#i* Co*rt Glenn, of course, soon became the star of Bonita'* champtonahip football team and eventual!/ one of the greatest All-America half­ back* In Wgat Point history, and .........................ig up Jlko a reed, ace or Cincinnati Red*' pitch! ataff ami recently .wen. 16 at raJ i "The older boyi,” ih y i Trlec, "called GItnn a brat bccant* Glenn, end eome Of the other ymihgttcry including tny own son Uara, were always grabbing up a football or a hundk'ear end trying to play with the bigger hoy*. "He was a little »h»ve» then, but anyone could t«U the way he handled a football he was a nat- A eheek of 070 player* who have appeared In the 11 Orange B o w l claaekf, however, reveals such oral puahovtr* aa Smith, Jones and W alktr are far In th* majority. Tha Orange Bowl line­ up*—which present en accurate cron section of American football line* 1936—show five Smiths, five Joneses and four' Walkers In ac­ tion. here with only a tprinklng uf name* which read like a linotype operator gone berserk. Aa a m atter of feet, 47 of the player* have names of four let­ ters or lea*. Flva of tham—Llo of Georgatown, ’41; Say, MUtia•ippi Bute, '41; Orf.i Missouri, '40; Nis, Texas Chrlitla.i Univer­ sity. *41; and fry, Oklahoma, J39— have three letter names. The Smiths could almost put on an Orange Bowl show thtm ielref. Labor Dajr will ba Speed Day at Seminole Park Speedway loo* a ted Jukt off U. S. Highway No. 92 batwaen Orlando and Sanford, when a ho it of daring big time racing drivara will pit their skill and daring orer the fa it mile track In the Initial return .of Indlanapolie type racing to fDU/iJii- Smith-Jqne* team. Aa they played in the Orange BowL however, the Smiths were on different team* Bucknetl, Auburn, Tennenee, Tulu . Miami—while Schmidt gave Tulaa a slightly-stretched Roubletake. Two Jpneaee performed fijr Tul**.'and one each for Misftsilppl State, Miami and Rice. v Tied with Sfour men each a rt the W alken end the Kttteyt. The Welker family wai aptlt emong Catholic. (Auburn, LSU and Tulta, and alao contributed an f/rengt Bowl Queen— Libby Welker far the 1944 game. The Kelley* piered with Mlasfiilppl, Auburn, Holy Crete and Tennessee. Namee appearing three timet on the playing Hat In the Orange Bowl eerlee Include Devil, Roger*, Brown and Thome*. The State of Georgia hit the Jackpot with the Davla boya. ' Two played for tha University of Georgia In 1912 and the other for Georgia Tech in 1946. Three fem lllti. however, vie for too eumame honor*. They are the Thomaaet who were tm oppoiIrnr Oklihoma i and Tennessee One apeclea of acacia tre t pro­ teama in the Orange Itowl in 1939, the Scintilla who .were rivals in duces gum arable. the 1948 game between Miami and Holy Croat, and the Armstrong bore whd played against one an- Aoifc ■ SepL 17. I ' ; With baseball law preventing | player* from aharlng In any of lb" revenue froth th* league’s Shaughneaiy play-offs, th* players' prime ~ H w m tlW T aitd* from "eweeplng at th* receipt* from the firit four - games with the Georgia-Florid* v aside eeaeon-long foes. Is a crack ■ league w inner., 1 Regular admission pries* will prevail for th* Florido State 1 League play-off*. Gam** will har* * to go nine or tig h t and ony-half innings or ba 'declared "no eon- fl­ m k * < \M X ;< o * e x te z . Mi 'tio v io 's R r c o fiO O ie * Tctfr 9anA & ‘4i\,ie> s a ix r u r tC tM # enee to hie wife th at Dive wai a really fine end—hut .Priea would never boa»t about* the l<oy In pubHa merely said Deve end Glenn were good friend*, and lot H go at that. But in tha middle of the visit who should drive up in n new automobile looking fpr his pal Dave to go swimming hut Glenn himself on furlough before resum­ ing hie Army earner end luit fin­ ished with a movie. It might be noted tha; getting Glenn to talk about Glenn was aa futile as getting Price to iilteurp tact sports in preference to track or swimming, although he wa* ex­ tremely good In all competition. Blackwell preferred bnwhalt. of course, but wee exceptionally goed in baaketbelt. and was a> better than aveiag* hitter on th* (Hamoryd, Prig*, who look* like he "ould •till aaallfy ee an all round athlete, a* ha was a t La Vame and Claremold'collage* aa a young map, «*va ha r*tlr*d because his other Inteueata demanded hla time. In­ cluded are some 80 acres of rich cllrua Jand, a hobby of n liln g sad­ dle hertci, and watching the Price children grow-up. . Tha youngert boy.-Stanley, now nine, eranta to b f 8 hurdler Ilk* hi* brother J. D . athtate a t Occidental colltg*, Lee A B u t s * la s * ■■ ■ m a* ByuCe Edwards f t the. Dodgem and Phil Mail of the Drove* are the two catchers who rid t'rc'r apikea of dirt by knocking their heels against their shin guard*. "And Blackie." Price continues, "well, I ; only had him the first two yaar* on the baseball team. He played the Infield, lie was too small to pitch, but I think hla fathar had always planned for Hie boy to be a pitcher.” Here-Price, who retired as foot­ ball «aaach and physical education director at the echool in 1944 after newly 18 years In the Job, paused. Whatever credit for coaching Blackie in those green years in the late 1930'e ahbuld go, he seld, to O rr Thompson, now with the Rp1Wt"r for Plaintiff YMCA in nearby Anaheim. Calif. The unuiual thing about Prim, incidentally, is th a t after holding D r. ChnrlM L, Persons th e C04mhing Job so tong and re ­ Optom etrist tirin g , he we* still a popular man with the townsfolk; so much so Panford A tl.ntle Blr. RMg. fours: 9-12 t-f * • ■ Phone 298 they named mm mayor. * ...**. Jt remained for hi* wife to re ­ veal hla official poaltlun in this orange-grove hamlet of tovyrel because John Btavt Nowak, New York foot* ball Yankee end, broke the Jaw of hla prastnt tsamraata. Frank Blokwlch, In (Jie Sooth CaxollnaOeorgla game of 1941. The Brooklyn Dodgers have been playing Pete Reiser In left field. When Reiser played ecnt*r field he repeatedly ran Ir.to the outfield fences. uled, to be followed by a final •erita of tha same lengthopening games will be played on the ground* of the club win­ ning the pennant end finishing In second place. Tha pennant winner will meet the fourth piece team While the second and third place clubs will meet In the other 1_i .. --••rice. Decision to achedula an off-day prior to the start of the ptajr-off v U notld for an Important reathe winner of the Giorglx-Flori. da League 0haughn*»r finals In what will be tha eighth an­ nual Inter-liagu* eerie*. However, t h e Georgia.Florli'i League ecason does not end un­ til Friday Sept. 6, thus leaving a four day gap that might havs nroved 'coolly to tha Florida State So, Instead of playing tha usual three out of five game*, the-Flor­ ida Rtate Directors - agreed to ex­ tend the series and start It a day late, Further, an optn day wifi be observed between the last game of either iiml-flnal aeriee, and the start of the final eerlee. The OtorgU-FIorida League, co­ operating with the Florida State, will play two five game eerlee, end a seven game fineL It thus would appear that the annuel In- The league receive* 20 percent of the grot* gat* redipt*, with the balanc* divided - between the contesting clubs. One-half of the league'i 20 p*re*nt le paid to th« final play-off winner to bs use! in helping defray expenses of the aeries with th* Georgia-Florid* a* 20 jnen In uniform nt one tfms, and th* earn* eligibility rule* ax. pravailsd during tha regular season will be extended through the play-offs. Only those _players on th* rotter when the season closed Labor Day may appear in the play-off*, or the *»Hta with the Georjgia-Florlde finalist. For St. Augustine and Galneteille, it will be their fourth Shaughntssy play-offs, while DaLand will ba playing ita fifth play-off In eight years of league play. If. Orlando Is able to repel Sanford’s last minute drive for fourth place, It will mark the Sen­ ators' fifth straight play-off ap­ pearance. If Sanford slips Into the first division It will the Feds’ fifth play-off appearance. 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INCRSPRING MATTRESSES H0LLYT Miuufacli * Indlridw , MfV.i . - ' CHOICE f-* ‘ t; , Second hand bed room aultea 39.50 up. O ther W g a tn a In eeeond hand fu rn itu re. : */ liquors — Wines - B , ’ Tonlaht BEDDING A ♦ Thla free authorlta. five hook tell* hew to solve j o u r w in te r h e a lin g p ro b le m — .* % Ita the biggest SALE OF THE SEASON coming to an end a t your friendly H arp Inetalled , New Beverage D la p « p |g 4m Cold B eer AU Time* BH4*fS PA< “GROWING WITH FI . m •rr a 4 ' 1 .?.<1 v ] i �; . • --------- ------ g A W T O R P H E R A L D . 8 A W F 0 R D . F L O R ID A • ------_ r ■ ' V F R ID A Y . A P C tW T 23, 1317 . scon's SCRAP BOOK R v R I > r S C O T T '- a ‘ • r t. .. i 'rJtii— x*m . - - ' r fZ .V _-_ Wri*!' is 'fHt / ^ E M okk T I T DAILY PRODUCfioH OV OIL W ELLi •frit R o n g b u k . m o h a s <e r y on M*f. E V E R E S T < R E M A L L A M I M A aL S A S ' S A C R E D * T H E Y E V E R R E F U S E T o K IL L A n y A N IM A L < N a T M A Y BE L U R K IN G ON T H E IR ow n Bo d i e s , l e s T b y d o in g s o t h e y SH O U LD B E C O N D E M N E D To B E C O M E ’ IK - f R l U M K E D • s f* i^ T 4<6 0 0 ,0 0 0 BARRUS ■ iI* ' _ _ *• i ' a . With Hobbies Are Happier Places T ow hb ANIMALS THEMSELVES IN SOME FUfURE LIFE ' w - !•«. «*S tm*m Im t h Ua. mAff ---------- —< with n vcar-tiAind ni*ml»*rtdil|i of a rulin’I HUHJU. One club he* 103 courts and n concrete, covered grandstand which hold* a cheeling weet n<**-«,f -WW-*j„ i sen*. ------------ llut perhaps the «n?«t fenatieal hobbyists of tbem all nr* the SO,. 1000 residents of Green Bay where the fool hull season o fflc slt/ open* aBp' Newifeatures W riter When the Packer*- * profeiclonal football team—loee* a », the player a aometlmea rnrak A ug. I. tha heck atreeta of Green Football became Green Pay’s a t, WTs. They can’t stand the principal obi* u Ion alter 1023 sight of eo many ssd facrs. when almust everyone in town , That’* becautj Green B*y I* a bought, for a fin splec». share* in to h n with a hobby and th? fora shaky pro d u b which couldn't tuni* of th* Green Hay Tarkera even manage $2D0 to keep it* N a­ a re tha direct concern of almost tional l-eague franchise. Today tha entire population. the crowd packs n stadium of 21,Thera a r t bobby town* all over 000 seals for nl-lionie gams*. tha Unltad 8tatsa, In which a slnsPsychiatrist* nnd pliysfcians, la project, fam e or lcfcenl la tha i-r • ■’ , prescrllu- hobble* for busy men * Lt avocation of almost everyone. and .women nml for bured one*. Hobby toema are happy towns. The Prescription aernn to work Catching tourist* la only an In­ out well <vc n when sopited On a cidental by-product. ’, wholesale basis. Mfiff Consider Prescott, Arlt.. and tta annual Snake Dances. Dark In 1021 • group of local resident* decided — to p i t «n .an-entertainment. P art., of it aria to ba a btudssque of th# AS A RISUtT of a "sinita shot" revo­ old Hopl Indian snake dance*. . S o m e t h i n g happened thaj lution, Dr. Jaaa Marla Velasco i U l . / awltehed tha projara from buf­ Ibarra (above) wasouitodasPresi - I * Ite rs’* pood nswa for yen folks » b s foonery to a atrium imitation— dent of Ecuador. CoL Carlos Man- aavs to | r t up st * l|h t Is p u t water, heve and a hobby wea born. The etu- chsno, 3Dnliter of Defense, who lad >*tk*cht. too, becam e f f minor functions! . dents of Indian loro banded to- tha bloodless revolution, assumed kidney d ito n ien . • gather as an organisation called tha complete control of th* Govern­ T h rss penststions efo. s famous doctor the "AmokI people." Waving lira ment In tha nama of tha country’* leve/oped • medicine for tb it verylroubls. How mJIUone tie rs used It. often with snake* and hinting th at their rit­ armed forces. em aslrgty feet. •B eetles re ,u lu .T h e m edi­ uals will bring rain, tha Rmokt cine I* D r. g u rn e t's Bwsmp-Root, mods their dances annually beGraa. which litarally meana Fat of 18 bee be, toot*, vsfelible*. and bel­ _j large crowd*. iem l — truly nature’s own way ta relief, Ethnologists who hove seen tha Tuesday, I* a carnival wltn root* I n tu n lly you lake It, It s ts rtt ta w eth Rutblns out kidneys , , . Inctsstes tb s •moki performance* aav It la hard deep In Old World legcndi. 8t- Petersburg, Fla., n SCmil- Row of urine, helplnf to teflevs n r a , to tall between tha Hopl McCoy tropic Valhalla for m ired men sd d ity . . . to I n iU ttd bladder pets • and tha white man’s facsimile. toed fluiblnp out. loo. C sutlom T ak e a* Seventeen year* ego the Gaines­ and women, has a Sports hobiyy: directed. You’ll t t y it’s mervelo-jt ville, Tex., amateur theater waa shuffleboard. The cltv hn« thou­ Tor free trial rupply, write D ept. O, on Its last, shaky legs. The little sands of ardent player/, ranging Kilm er I t C o , In c , Bos 1131. Stetoford, theater enthusiasts decide 1 to give In ags from tew s to eightlei. Conn. Or — g e t , full-iieed bottle of a burlesque circus to put th* pro­ •Thera-srs (our shuffleboard clubs Bwemp-Root today i t your d iu tito rs ject In the'black- That wa* ihe of a famous town hobby, th* Lie community rim»s. ' . school kid* do the tumbler SPECIALS FOlt AUGUST act, the undertaker take* ticket*, a railroad switchman doe* n tra­ pes* S et It's a real circus, com­ Try a New Heat Treat Permanent shaped In the new Feather plete with home-trained animal ^ cut or left long . , as you prefer. Especially good for dry hair. acta, h!gh-wir* performer* and o ’ Scalp treatm ents and electric m assnie a specially. troupe of clowns, La«t year It HARRIETT MILLER BEAUTY NOOK nbttad f 28.000. Phone 971 Apart from the financial i e - ’ New Location — 108 North Park Avenue turns, Gainesville'* happy hobby h ai brought about d s d ln ' In Juve­ nile delinquency. It ha* nnlted a thwn of 12.000 In a common cause, providing -year-round t>h7*te*l **sCcise for young and ol 1 perform­ ers. L •> ■ * >Roanoke Island. NT Of I* * who!* hobby land. Ten rear* **o sorrefwrot# a symphonic drama, "Th# Lost Colony” ghoul the founding of the English mlony on tha I s i a n A 25fl rear* before retold th* stonr. of Virginia Dare. Th* island folk whose dally language still sounds like Filmbkthan English, put oil an amateur production forTheir"ow n'dclight. Today the big show—en annual a ffa ir-d ra w s crowd* from all ovar th* United State*. When th# open-air Waterside Theater burn a j l . th}> summer, * In mid season, volunteers by the score appeared to-rebuild It In Jig tim e-so th* •how could go on. Mott rodent are sm slftown pic­ nics where the local hnvs and girls show how rood they ars. Around Cody, Wyo., ft ■ WANT FAST HEU> from GETTING UP NIGHTS? mSii ■ i �f‘ - .*. Sammy Long a t Woiredals. Mr.— and eon. Hilly. Mfti Aiuu-lte Tripp, who has •Oann v a i a member of the Oviedo /mm .visiting bar slslir, Mr. J. fl, Masonic Lodge No. ^ 13, and aUo Lee, Jr., M in Dorothy NibUck, at the Seminole Chapter No. 2 MUl Audray Coy, mad Miaa Joanna Order of Saltern S ta n . The Merit, baa returned to bur homo Maaonlc Lodye had charge of the at* . Cocoa. ... She waa accompanied . - funeral.tervfcea ___on Wednesday .. jg m a»ff* H ill, nnrnihy Nll.W k haa bad-how a-hv-hee-nleecei-Shcrry-irnd | lewioon. Thp members of tbo T a t- ' t bar houseyueita for a week Saiktjr. I.ee, who will ytiit with tern Star* attended in a body. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eason, who e tr'.iyrandmolbcr, Mrs. 0 . D. Mlaa Carol Cornell, of Grovetand.. theta*] have been spending tome time os and M in Alice Alexander, of Or* t Trlpp'and family for a while. Undo. While here they have been | Hsn and Mr*. R. W. Estes and the yuesta of Mr. Eason*! lister, extensively. entertained. They dauyhtera, Kay and LaJune, and Mr*. Mae E. King, havo returned ihared hanme wllh Mil* Annette mn. Tommy* have relumed home to their home in Savsdnah, Ga. Tripp, of Cocoa, wno has been Sunday from Atlanta, Ga. Misi Joe^- Roberta of For; pierce visiting friends ami relatives, LaJune Kites returned with them, spent the week-end xa the rp c its when Miss Barbara Lee entertain- hut lha haa been at Bear Wallow of Mr. ant! Mra. A. R. I hint or, Mrs. Roberta and children, Mary cd with a weiner roast In their . Camp In North Carolina, honor. I MgDhml M n. Frank W. Talbott and Wendie. who havo been hero for tome lime, accompanird him Those enjoyiny Oils delightful j h a f^ ^ rtu rn e d after spending • party were Miss J ^ n Chance, fewTRiv* witii thrir ton, George, home. ■ Mra. R. E. Davis, who has bein Mine Betty Malcolm, Miss Car* Mrs. Talbott, and grandson, at the guest of her daughters, Mrs. deny McKinnon. MUs Audroy Cox, Brooks villa. Mils Slide Beth Flemming,. Mias Q.J). Tripp and daughter, Val- Burgess McMahan and Mrs. Wil­ Billie Chance, jlla* Carolyn Har* Ita r m r e Sunday guests of their liam Hunter, hai been called to dy, Mist Barbara Lee, MUe.Jtn daugUer and mister, respectively, her ber horn* home In Macon, Ga. by b] Um lie tte lpp, lilts Oorothv/ Nlb- Mrt. J , H. U e , Jr., end Mr. Lee. , ‘" io u . Illness of n relative. lack, its Carol Cornell, Mlss Mr, and Mr*. R>iL Hagsdalaf Mr*. 11. F. McGowan, Sr. and Alice Alexander, Mis* Dorothy spent Monday In St. Augustine on I Mrs. H. F. McGowan. J r, are visit* Rose Link, and Miss Johanna DalIny Mra. II. F. McGowan’* mothTrad Pierson atid mJ!h*r-ln-lkW, «*. Mr*. 'McMillan, in VarnvMe, & On * h o is ill. Mlaa Joanne Meok wax also Mr*. J. C. Flowers, haw returned 'h o s te s s for the yuests when ah* from Georgia and a»e now, at New Miss Elisabeth Fam fll la ependentertained with a watermelon, Smyrna Jleach visiting with Mrs. iny this week with her grandmoth­ cuttiny at the home of her par-' Ben Ward while Mr. Ward and er. M n. Nettle Fernell before re­ anta, Mr. and Mrs. W. R, Meek. boy*, Benny Frank and Bobby are turning to her studies at th« Those invited Included thu hon- In Georgia. Florida State University, TallaMrs. Pierson and Anne, who crees Mlsa Carol Cornel), Wins Alice Alexander, Mini Dorothy have been In New Smyrna with Mr. end Mr*. Jack Goro le ft Wed* for over n we*'k, will nesday morning to ipend rome Niblack. Mine Annette Tripp, tmd Mr. Pierson end Mi a. time visiting Mr. Gore1* relatives Miss Dorothy Roe# .Link. Miss home by Sunday, Miss Carlen* Me* at Cleveland and Andover. Ohio. motor party to Daytona M n. J. W. McKinnon arvompanlsd* Mite Bat barn Lee.dtfUs lay included Judyo and them to Ohio but will continue on , Mist IM tIt Chance, lore Aulln, Hr., Mr. ard to New York to visit her relatives tee- Sadie Beth. Flemming, end 8. Sheldon, and daughter there. Miss Audrey Cox. Also Marlowe Link, Ray . Beaaley, W ile/ Akeil, Mr. end Mrs. Marion Wagnsr ony those visltlhg the Marine Donald Shaffer. Earl Brown. Ilarreld Jordan. Bobby Ragsdale, and d U ^ y L* R**r*' rV S * W Mr* I SuMbwm^on Benny Frank Ward. J x il. i i k business for the past several enter* and iff*. Fred Pierson end daugh- 1 » Mt . M Mr. and Mr*,. W, U. Meek Those forming a fUhlny party tained Mr. and, Mr*. Tommy Moon, lerM nn*. M n. / . C. Mowers and to Fort Pierce Monday aftemooa Me, and Mr*. Bail) Uuyhn, and Mr*. Ben Ward.. beach party Sunday to w*r* Charles Niblack, Roy ClonU. Mr. and Mrs. ..Donald Lclnhart i -llcach Included Mrs. G. Rex Clonte, and Lae Cary. Mr. with a dinner P»rty Tuesday Mrs M .^ d * . Mr. and M rvHnM * Cox j Nlblack went from th e n evenlny. 5ns. Bobby and anti Bjlly. 1 *on*. lljlly. | to Belle Glade on n business trip Mr. and M rs James A. Psrtin andMr. G. M- Arie has returned through Tuesday P have named their second beby from Jacksonville, where hr w e n t. T. L. Lingo, Sr. and T. L. Marilyn, on a business trip,. 1 Jr. went to Fort Piercefw» ■ fills-' C. P. Cotllne, who has been via* " * ■ Au" n hnjl daughter party Wadneeday. . Ring his daughter, Mm . Amos h ■>*” .5 ™ v of G irhsid and Mr. Gerhard at Oc­ le r and othir relative* e,n ed to Indiana by the deuth ala, has returned homo. , u n__ t They t ^ , w«r# m<r<o<a t - W int-s City, haw returned ■ Mr, OecAr Luther has returned panied by their children Don. to hU home a t Roy, N. C. after Gore siwad • vis!ling his — Je rtv and G ar nnd will' be i i r »s spending severs! days with his Mts- Alex U i n ! m r t ,|^ . -away until just bsfor* school brMher Will and Mr*. Luther a t . * Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Joncj and , « ........ • Wax ii’in d J daughter. Shirley, have returned *V1* and Mr*.. Ws O. Dale of Uv * fr*® Webstajr. - where they hav* Oak ere vi*ltip4 titelf sU n r Mn. t been visiting Mr. Jonaa’a mother. r. Cktrewsy nag llm. t Staley sod M r, v*»srv shocked to a rr a w a y U *»H1 IjM g^B pm iiiMen death’ of Mr. Roland Dann, of Chsluotn. who The Russians add p re itn re s to ’ dlsd.while visiting Mr. and Mis. their cup of lea. - S . v , �/ JM Owrn*. New Volk Yankev\ the diamond Yank?. Hr w jn ihn*u h&lfback .from L«irUtb»*Nuimt1 »nd lust Jlirt* for V tntata, * Yank in Idaho/ U a baubtil pitcher for f*tm. before re port i at; for fuf*t« Wheeler of Sanford CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS Alamiasm, Slat I, Wood I 10 DAY DELIVERY ST.JOUMSElFCnUrCQ. We REPAIKI Phone 80S FLORID a om m vs J* ‘ TT53f “Th* danced thing throws bnck records it doesn’t like! . . . I’m going to call ST. JOHNS ELECTRIC COMPANY to come out unit pick it up for repairs!’’ SSI CHICAGO* $56 •Via ronnsvtlng Airline All Karrs Plus Tax ELECTRIC COMPANY P H O N E )B26 FOR BENT OZARK IKK Al* N r* * l« tu tn i OAKLAND. Calif.—MrSt the Lull anl of ill* Antipodes. * "Hi*" niuy la* a tody, but grows to b^. on inch Ioiik ■null char*** like a bull at anything threaten1UK hla neat, which 'U In Aua* MEM 8AOS UNDER ■OUR EYES „ , BLOCKIN' YDtmXI VISION A A s 02ARK src m l * ON6 IDO [■S A R T I C L E S CE space in Melech Building r light offices, i«wly decorall utilitiet, beat and janlaervice furnished. Galt Bt»3CONVALESCENT llOSIE now ooen at Cbuluota, 18 miles S E. of Sanford and 18 mile* N. E. of Orlando. Large scraeu and open porches to alt and enjoy the cool breeiea off Lake Cath­ erine. l.arge grounds and walks salt from auto traffic. L aigt lobby and rooms. Brick conatim-tlon. Can accomodate L'b only. Phone or errite for reeervallon at once. Oviedo 2662 or Dr. Martin 2392 or write Box 187 Chuluota Florida. Large sedan for guests to visit their doctor. GRN1SHED apartment. Alt u t­ ilities. Couple only. Monterums iESK SPACE in axralleu*. Ioca tion.,‘Including telephone am n e tm ion room ssrvici. Box R Cars Herald._____ _ PARTAIZNT for renL P«e Bt»h W ^fillJPark Avshusa________ OR ftfeNT—Furnished three bed room house with large living room, dining npom, kitchen, bath.; screened porch ,(ind larg e yard. kero*■--^ El+ctrfe.refrigerator, . * - - —---r — - -— eene store dnd water heater. Six miles In the country near Cameron City. Phone ]E4C-M. W AN TED T O RENT TjR E f h e d or unfurnished apt. K rm. m tdenta. By let of Sep:. oaa in aa poiilble. 3 bedrdome. Please call 721 -R after 6:00. REALE9TAWT0RSAO: FOR • /W W COMMLWC'IAL SALE her life to laying eggs, eight to 10 In a-hatch. MUa Clatk anon will haya to take these anta bark to Australia Department- of ____ Bureail df Ento. mology and Plant Quarantine la nut to see that no Australian bull ants aexually Immature or not, gel a loot* In thla country. ” Po«>b,” say» Mias Clark. If IinTINt'tOW they, .vrmild die I th sure of It. They would Sot ‘cUwiitii# /1— — __ *; •■Besldea,” smile a thla apis’ aunt frdm the anti prates, "thebe «nt are uot anticipating.” me crow catch eft BRACES H /M SeiF 70 BLOCH OFF THB VHNNtHQ R u N f' By W alt Dishey 3Y M O D S ! SON... l E T . o o s a t TiMB TO GO mOWS I kjSPA \Yin PV **V NOt; 1 rocstv e h . aua 7 ] s*s p -s a <» r ; ___ x ~ 7-—- j I T |e WULL...HOW d o n u n LiKEJ ~ -w TWS>4 S T E E L . IT’S l Q A M S , AMOCKVI V— , -. O y ... Ar.l_BiCSwT O r^ E N O u l . THE knack, o* iTt __ ^ 8 HELP W ANTED Palula, Poultry Supplies, Mailt, Ancient Greeks believed the Purina Feeds, Groceries end GIRL for cashier & coamet.c couti a H.T»ed__flj>wer which -ter. also soda gill. Laoey’a Diua P«q'!XM enu. Touchtun A Wutaun, r.’tll came froi Celery, Phone ltP 9. protected by the moon FOR BALE—-Umarock tor drlveSEWING MACHINE . way* and roadway*—Pbona OPERATORS * Experienced. Steady work, good Legal Notice pay; five days a week. CnngenlPQ|{ SAlaE al surroundings. Come leady fur OLD NEWSPAPERS—8 GENTS Work. Sunnytown Sewing Plant, PER POUND. UUNDLED IN Caaaellierry, Fla. BUNDLES. 10. 16, 20 and 26 CENT WATKINS ROUTE now open In ■____ HERALD OFFICE Saufiini. Willingness tv work 8 See Jimmie Cowan’s Sheet Metal bourn a day without a Uu* will Work* for new Radiator*, new earn excellent income and inaure Radiatur cores, Radiator cleanfuture security. Car ne. cjnary. WAND* VIA INST MAID I.HTATKt lag and repairing. _____ T o n an il »a*h "» vim lnr»LV Sea Mr. HollingsWurti. at 065 d a n d i»<>ulnd- «•». • l l ' V l HEWING MACHINES Vuluaia Ave. from 3 to 12 noon na no ytilUc la im , a n d d an ien d * w h ic h yn n , SALES * SERVICE or write to box 2163, phone nr a i titr r rtf m u . m » v h * v a a e * ln * t S E R F S SEWING MACH. SHOP lh» r .i.t. «f nnltHEY TVh'QN 263U-J, Daytona Beach. M tm i'H T . a h a h h « w t) «« P O l l l l P US S, FRENCH. P it. lltHI T. lUntPHT. dcraattd. Ul* ol 9 W O R K W A N T I.D ■aid C nuniv 10 I h r .C o ru u i' J d d g f , <' t FLOWERS Sk m in n te C n iin tv K ltirlda. a r h |a .ifitc a foe aU occasioni In rh# c o u rt h m m . o f *"ld tN iu n iy j McNEILL A YOSX_FLORISTS sr~ SahTtra;- rjntTf*i7’ ’9inijn etfttj TRACTOR WORK—Plowing and ralrftdar no-idti* from IL* rhlie of Sipes Ave. jurt off Celery Office ph. <03 raridanre ph. 610 R discing |nu garden ploU).' Phone the tint pbllralian of thi» nollrti Catfi claim or drmaed »hall li* fij (124-J, vrtktlnr, and thall 'tint*r4»*d LARGE D0~cT llOUSfi -nice W ut n.i l.nrr and pn*t* dfllee ud lia.t n i l * puppk-9. l a VI1 M yiik EXPERT patnilng — contract or at iho claimant, i^nd thall lie await hourly baaia. H. li, Grogan. In by lh» rUtmanl, event, or at Free ealirnatea. Pbona 7HI-J. inrfkay. a n d a ttv ',a t|c h rM Un o r .- 1* CONCRETE HEWER PIPE mand not a# fllrA .bail ba void. SEPTIC TANKS. Grease Traps FLUOR SANDING A fimahing, Mary M a rp b v 6 - r h a r y r% Blocks, Aluminum Windows and At AamlnltirtiHa *Hlh cleaning A waxing. Our power annt'tMl nf fiOitVKV 7 Tl«iN Slt'K Screens. While eement Pelnt, unit enables ua to work whrre 11 itacraaad• Peima-tile, Hurricane braces , there ie no electric connect lo t 1<FlrM imblloatlnn. Ailsil.l. *. IH fi Miracle Concrete Company, hull available. 21 y e u e experience. Run Ave- Phone 1335. H. At. Gleason, Lake Mary, Fie, Satieties A Battery.Charging. UP TO II. U, POPE C. INC. $ 5 0 t r a d e in PA IN T— BENJAMIN MOORES 10 B tiainaea O p p o r tu n itie s ALLOWANCE house paint. OuUidi white ami FOR YOUR OLD RADIO colors. Floor and Deck Enamel*. WELL ratabltxhcd Uardwaie BurlSENKARIK GLASS A PAINT hvoa fur sate. Clvau stock of CO. 112-114 W. 2nd St. nirrthundUe, Box Mli I’, c/o 119 W. .1st I'h. 1)53 Herald. . ENAMEL; BENJAMIN MOORE'S Impcrvo Enamel Color Fait, 12 S P E C IA L V “ V iC fc3 quick drying, for Exterior and Interior u»e. 8 E N K .A K IK FOR RENT—Floor oandar. Kaey GLASS A PAINT CO. Theme npviation, Reaeonabla rates, Sen_320._________ . ' • font Paint 4k fliasa C'u. J'hone tMAf Ntvi vVOQk EB ...THINK"t u ERS'S •VNVTMiMa s t r a n g e a p o .j t h im ? .By Fran Striker W2T.QOY5 /U M IN T O M E /J ; GET IWC CAOOKV rONTO, ItNOftt The MUSIC Box REAL S f X T l INSURANCE MORTGAGB LOANH SAYMOND J ( t BALL. Realtor BEAN PLANTER — good coruliRartitered Broker and tion. T. B. Kinard, box 206, Lake Irsurance Agent Monroe. tn. 4 Florida State Bank Bldg, EW, two story, three bedroom AUTO RADIOS. Motorola. Sales and ‘Hervic# Tha Music Bu^i, YA-DR moth proofing lasts b hum#. Two ear garage. On 118 W. 1st HL Phone UM. ___ ' veaie. Have yuur woolana moth tu.^ifeil npw, Downtown CleanCal. Wonder peeper plant. L. B. eta A Lanndrjr. 112 Palmetto Mann. Lake Monroe, Fla. ' * Ave. Pbona 314. * ■ ii . ; . — • ■■■ SOFA AND CIIAIB, fd j. axr*lh>r.l Piano Tuning and Bepatrtng. L. L condition, attractive sea: covers. hill. Rue. Ull-W. Must acji by SepL I. Phone 763. Wealov Davis. Holy Cross I’ar3imw earda and poalare _lah House. UpaUira. ■ O— HHICH HHJN HKk VICU H a n d s —Meauii A UnmlJii. Il ■ court D. D. Landreoa. Phua* 1U21 Stradivariua of plandk, Knalw. tha official piano of Ihr Sintio/ ■HNT A CAR B fT THREE bedroom bungalow YOU DRIVE IT built in 1848. l^ rg a lot, can be PHONE 200 handled for 12600,00 cash, bal87UICKLAND.MORR1BON AAtfA-mfinlllllt _ : Jjf. U-DRIVK-1T, IN C ____ WILLIAMS, sjPK ITU t o n MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING AND TYPING * MMYf,,. V i'O A ll! MOVES TO THIRD ON AN INFIELD PLAY... - / I s OZARK m e THUS!DCRS DOWN \ . 1H& LINE AND |\ D IVES FOR fA THE PLA TE ... NEW YORK 7H hrs. Australian Ants Are Brought To U . S, 1/ Ihe lkpartm ent of Agricul­ ture haa lla way, thla ant' will never break up an American picnic. ' Australian Naturalist Ellen Clark, of Box H ill near Mel­ bourne,' haa arrived with 1,700 of these qnls, ■with which aha “l i t tip" e n 'th e a.floo mite HigM across Ihe Pacific. ' * The idea la to compare Ihe anta with Ihe less belligerent' anta of America. Mils Clark haa ba*« f r e e e s t im a t e s >•'. h rs; P A t;e F iv is T H E S A N F O R D H E R A I-P . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A ?IUDAY, AUG WTU MOW F j YUU/ BirOGt T if f LD-Rrt rMCOW. 3CICUS. I U 4T LEAST FINISH TUAT MASKED MAN/ J** THOSr ABE Wit CBOCRL 9CW3/ HOT THE MASKI0 MANI J T T Z Bv. Paul UobinKop TlCiBE V<jKKrS3 6KT HIM IN CLOKftft/ I U GIVE YOU A hand ; d o n t g n i u p how * , HANFORD terms. 0DERN six room I - iF Coppertkin Potato Draws from certified La. seed M. 13.00. BM UINNI& MCMULLEN’H Market •1.76. A. M. Prevatt, 8evill«, Barber Shop open Thursday, Friday A Saturday. ______ AKTICUa f . THE HOME fiiio p WATCH A CLOCK REPAIRING 1700 Sanford Are. Phone 1143-J WANTED ATTENTION MOTH EVA —DIAPER SERVICE— rnlture [Bafiy Valvet furhHhe* hovpltai dean, etc;He diapers and deodor­ ised container. Economical and safe. Fully raadkwHy approved Call Daytona 2467-W ctBeet fsr SLEEP ON A SEALY MATTRESS E njoy relaxing, refreshing alrep on • perfectly balanced psaly innenpring m xttreat. Thla fine m attress cushions your body ao gently th a t "sleeping on a m a lt , la like sUeping on a cloud.** In n e r s p r in g FORD Sanford Furniture Co, LOOT A FOUND LOST pair NM Smith, Mgr. k * M t J L U t . St. “Rlxht where we‘re , S : i , * heaa far M r c o m b beccuc - vou made yg^TEBOAV.* HOH oo voo r\tx.\/ 5SJS2®i,8 a m ' Tda/ocaul.id o ! I lOto Htl lO nwr THANC too * Ptowai - - h« os k-B i t r —r* -------r mow.*;—' r �fo Parley flailed iCmmttnmmd t m a TH E W EA T H ER British Strikes ( r * * tt* » * l tre a t O ael ra g * Owl (c*o*to*M £ Lormann's-Restaurant •••>' Re-opening SATURDAY A. M. * Luncheon — Dinner . N O T iq E CONTRACTORS — BUILDERS j . HOME OWNERS 4CH FAN •• 18.000 CU. FT. MIN. T AUTOMATIC CEILING SniTITETlfl 1150.00 fCH F A N .? 1F.0O0 CU. FT.MIN. ' . f! AUTOMATIC CEILING RHUTTF.n.q 1180.00 OMATIC WALL SHUTTERS FOR • ATORS YORK DIflTRipUTOR3 '. MODIjlRN APPLIANCES, INC. AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION 438 - 430 N. ORANGE AVK. PHONE 8-MT4 . o s r» * » o » » i M t no specific calling for CONGREGATIONAL CHUItCH Perk Aretute end Third Street J. Bernard Root. H lalster Sunday School, 10:00 A. M. Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. Sermon Subject: “r o t Thoea Who Labor." . FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH * Park Arana* a t Sixth Street W. P. Hrooka, i r - pastor Sunday School 9:40 A. M. Worship: 11:00 A. M. Training Union: 6t4S P.-M. "Wahre saved a place for too." ‘ * -FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Dfeclplsa of Christ) Sixteenth Street and Sanford Arena# WHUam Perry Tester. P e a t* Sunday Church School, 9:45 A. M. Worship and Communion. 11:00 A. M. Sermon: “Our Awful Free­ dom." Union 8ereleea will l»# held at the Preabytarlan Church. Third Btraet and Oak Avenue a t 0:00 p. - ‘ ORLANDO, FLA, . 8irTh will not suffer any dlsad!5 R i« t« PRU! , |, 'n rlta ln r *nUt*. nor will national aecurlh* Ch«M to d l i ^ What SUM Jeop.rdigwd and w hat^U pe ..0n tha {ontrary-thereby." Nlra(tg . W ao^m U n^ on*a -firm economic "MT*ral Importent rrovfalons of foundation ” ‘b* law Immeasurably .trengthrn ,Di Th* .United N a tio n wauld have power to auperrla# th# aonal Mriam a J T n e i ^ h s t l ^ t elections and tha forming of a t S ^ k i f o U S l ^ ^ a a S F K ! M f,vn,,n ' nd w S S S i f f o r t . " iW ta ia n d .^ M rM n Nlmits likened th . fighting of °0. The Korean prorislonal gov"* swtUrdrawa! trje nof ffa l l H er ' occupation ^ u Third Btreet a t 3. D. Braeala*. Douglas K. Assistant is United Nations • have taken over UN ures will show that UNKKA will have “arcompliihsd It* -upply program* to a rraar)uJjU-<Ug«x*~ and win have aUHxatj to the fulU.t I .do. , ibl* extent' A s total rontrt-', Oak A r m * D. D , Paatar Charle*. Paster A IUFFlint OF INFANTHI PARAlYtll. little Charlotte Jerenko taka* hfr Brat step# with tha aid of cratches In C hiciga She la eoiched by Shirley Aakltmd. flret Illinois nuraa to ba enrolled by that State’s chaptar of th# Kenny Foundation. Th# nurx# received 13 month* of trebling at'th# fllrl-rr Kenny Institute tn MlnneapoMt. (InterrMHengl Smindphofa) 78 end 77: outlaw clo##d shop, M and 48; delay strike! In public ser­ vice Industries 78 and 70 pefeant. 1 C sB liss,a frsss r » t f ‘Ows) The Taft Hartley Act contains searcher* found th* contradiction that although a majority of th# all of thrio provision*, th* comworkers aald thay .war# 'opposed1 mitt#* said. ' to th# *0 called T a ft Hartley Act' aa a whole, when poliod on specific provision* of th i act. they over­ whelmingly exprested their ap­ proval of them. A breakdown of the questions asked, th* pampbat aays, revealed th at 78 percent of all worker# favored Ota provlilon requiring ■ C0-d*y "cooling off" period before a strike affecting naOonal wel- G O P Labor Report Allow of freedom of »peach for employers, 69 percent of all work­ er* and 61 percent of union mambora; require union financial re­ port i, 80 and 80; prohibit Communlit \mlon Ira d .rv 70 and 77| prohibit union politic! rontributlon* 60 and 60 psrrant: allow checkoff of dut* only wtth worfcar’a conasnL 08 and 74; allow uni­ on shop only with maforlty vota, W a i t i n g F o r ^ T t& T he H 6<fan H w f c i t n o c x n 't wxlt fo r SALES ABVERTW M ^ VOLUME XXXVIII Aleman Makes CUURCn OF CHRIST Elm A renas a t Bacood Street Arthur I- Bailer. Minister WEEKLY ACTIVITIES * •Sunday Bible Study, 10:00 A. M. < Preaching A Coramflnion. 11:03 SANFORD. E ita b lia h e d 1908 ‘Bucking’ The Crowd In New York To Mexicans Berries a t County Jail, 1:30 P. H. Service at County Horae, 3:80 PM . ‘ ■ * ‘Evehlng .Service. 8:00 P. U. Tuesday, 10:30 A. M.: Radio Sermon a t WTRR. •Wednesday, 8:00 P. M.: Bib1: A aaodaU d Prtaa L lia td W ire FLO RID A , MONDAY, SKPTEMI1EK 1, 1947 Communists Win 1 In 4 „ in Hungary President Plans To ■Reduce Number Of Taxes And Set Up New Levy System . BOUTUBIDE BAPTIST f c H t t e t 1 Wilson Flack, Pastor JTTT/ Millard Hunt. Director of Tpoth AetlelUtou^'* 8UNDAY 9:40 A. H .s 8unday School for •11 a r ts . . ' . ■— ., 11:00 A. M.t Morning Worship. Massage by David Thomas,_8tatson Univ. stu d sn t ( erian Sunday, Aug. 31st, 1947 at 8:00 P.M. Rev. J. B. ROOT, Speaker He said the nation's.foreign debt totaled $46,000,000. and the in• Urnal debt $212,900,000. P*rmanta on ex try debt, includin* that for expropriated Americ.ru . oil properties, have been made on ' ibe due dale, the President added Tha govammsnt. President Ale­ man said In an address prepared for delivery before a Joint ses­ sion of Congress, had “imposed Q upon Itself a strict economy and ------ha*-detorm bied-to- ClfWl lf*"fndebtednesa « with tha . Banco . dr Mexico that a t th* beginning T.f th* administration amounte<l to Fan ,»kir» tn«l Minnv leather wcic |nr,fitirtl (nl Sanford'* gala Libor Day festivities thu alterniH.n. .1* lot mint ot the i d of the nation, allll laigr crowd* were anticipated along tin- like fiont whrir the irgalla w*» listed to grt' umlrl wav at I :1)U o'clock and at the Duriy IIl)t)|| and Saddle Club'* cow pony race* heginniug *1 2:00 o'clock. (> Tha president exhorted termers to bend their backs tu the plow and factory workers to give their eweat to make Mexico Industrial* ly great. Ha said none of Mexico's hsrdihips could compare "Jh • m gravity with th* spread of tho ^ foot and mouth diseaat of rattle.” That outbreak reused rioting of the U. 8.-Mexican border tn Mexican cattle imports. Other hlghlght* of the 17,000. word report: Mexico's unfavorable Made balance during tha first six months of 1947 r*ach#d the sum of 01(10,. 000,000 with reserves ftlllifg to 5*1,000,000 t n . MNifiii 11 Ae r*The " • government The la uftrrmin. determined.. A . , to reaialain Ih# rate ol aschangs •tabUisad #4 4 J I pesos to the dollar t l - mjA ; e *00090*994 •tabllfsatfoo credit grental tr .. Mexico In agreement with th# U. 8. Treasury, The national ----- - petroleum ad­ ministration has drilled 39 new wells In the northeast. 21 of which ara productive, with a potential yield of 13,000 barrels a day. Mexico produced 41,120,000 barrel* of oil and refined 34.200,­ 000 barrele this year. To link Ih* nation more closely together, 123.600.000 hat been Invested In the nation's high- Farmers Market At Florida City Gets Improvements JA C K SO N vln.E . SepL f8 p ,. ?•' 7 . „ Improvement* ■“■Hiviwiirnis lo in u* City S n e Farmer*’ Market, should be Comnlrled in iin * j , h,rvllln* of th . heavy . ! . n<* winter production of vega, tobies In that rich aectlcn of the Ea»t Coast, said William L Wilson. Director of Jtt#.« Mar­ kets today. B. E. & B. Nrdholm, Rrdhnfm. superaor>cionstrurtion for Rtate »a spent some time in T rsccntly, conferring wllh Market Manager C. S.-Phil­ lips, on d.-tsU* of th* Improvement project. Th* construction chief ha* also been In touch with Btote * Road Department official)' on p ar­ . Ing needed to permit better service for tha farm ers selling through Florida City. A new m arket 'ahed la to he built alongside a spur track of the m ' Florida East Coast Railway. A new auction block la also Included tn tha cortatroctlon program, and aa addition will b# built onto the west and of a m arket .had already . completed. . _ . _ ^ Hupervlior Ttydholm It nt pro­ M at In Fort Plsrce. directing work o« Improvements announced racantly for th a t m alar tomato­ ' handling market. Th* Fort litre * Market, under management of M. E. Williams has enjoyed a very 0 rapid expansion ia the last tew years, handling heavy shipments o f a wld# variety of y«g*talJe*, In addition to tha tomato crop which has long csnUrad a great deal of th* attention of 'producers In 81. Lucia sad adjacent counties. iir Skies Predict­ ed For Regatta And Horse Racing.Along Lake Ifloiilevard Mayor O’Dwyer Leads legion’s Biggest Parade Thursday, 10:30 A. M. JtyH* Ser­ mon a t WTRR. Friday. 7:10 P. M.i Bible Stmly; (Paola Church). ‘ CJl Ifftf, 8:00 P. M.r -Evening Worehll 11:00 A. M.: Morning Wo-aMp Mqvi# on Home Mission work i Berries. • Florida. parctnt favorable. „,Uri. ' Tit# rot* by all *mplor*i am) union mtmb«rx on other provitlon* follow*; •’ Misra.- .’ s ir s ffssa Kobi lastedS prsciusllr ’a onthsSb*entire KS s• Ih* s arefert .'^ rw1ld" (hat mfltal•* f'g"* 3:00 P. M.: Sunday HeMol. 8:40 P. M.: Worship ftenrlM.- * Monday. 3:30 P. M.: H°*rd of the Pra*byt#rl*n Woman1. AnxilU. a r r will meet a t tha Church. ' ' during tbs quarter. Of these, mot# than 800.000 wire In Gar. ______ X.: Prayer ^K,,Corson. ,8 . Tb# tonal U tU latur* would be “ ro n f^ or the whole thing wtft ggthorited to d raft prtrvlatonal # ’ he "****• m o tth a v * or while union members war# 70 (OaUoeM rM * OM) of th* other 47 participating wuntrie* m ar ba used for tha rest of 1947 and Into 1948, funds don­ ated by th* United State* contri­ bution could sot bo obligated a f­ ter last June 10, a cut-off dots m. AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NKWSPAPEK FREE METHODIST CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF CHaiST, n c ru a io IN NIV/ YOIIC, a member of the PoUl :al Action Committee for Feertk Street at U n ral Aeene# 8C1ENT1BT Pelfttlne pack* crates with parachute* for a Ipment to Europe w hen Rev. Bdltk TamMyrn naetor 800 East 2nd Street 1. ibl Baruch S. Korff, In Parts, says be will lead a “parachute lnvsiioo' Elmer Careeeu assistant paster 9:40 A. M.t Sunday School. of th* Holy Land. KortJ says members of the Jewish Immigrant grout 10:00 A. M.t 8unday school for 11:00 A. M.: Morning Service. participating will be from 19 to 34 years o f.g e , f fnlamoilonolj all ages. n..L 1__a. W/TLwIaA aana” •Subject: “Christ lJaaua.” I.; Hom ing worxh/p 8:00 P. M.: Wednesday evening Elmer Corson. „ _ . .1 T J ’.MS. Speaker service. Reading Room Hours, Tuciday* iog worship, and Friday* 3:00 to 0:00. P- M. bi­ SERVING- Breakfawt 11 *t**I capacity to be retained In th . U. 8. and BritJth tonoi, but It m reported r«llably that thU would be about 11,000,000 ton* a year. Steel capacity remaining h W*»t*rn Germany after war darn* « (• la 18,200.000 torn. Thru, i capacity of about 7.000.000 torn would allll ba aratlabla for raparstlons. • ■ , . The announcement itatad that a higher production celling wa» n frriiary to permit the econbraIcally merged blxonal area to regain economic health and to allow Germany to “contrtbtrta her Indtipentabl# part to tha economle rehabilitation .of EOrop* as a .whole" ,■ Practically all tha Induatrlee dealt with were granted In­ creased production eeillng*. Blmultaneouily the amount of Industrial equipment available for repara­ tion* from th* combined tones we* reduced sharply. Clay and. Douglas emphasised that their action wa* designed solely to make Western Germany le lfju ita ln ln g and to harness Its potential to work for tha rocevery nf all Europe pndar th# “ Marshall Plan" or other similar coopera­ tive reconstruction efforts. They aaaerted that allied plana to eliminate Germany's war-mak­ ing power and to provide repara­ Ing tion* to qualified claimant* would not be violated. “Consideration ha* been given ( (•a lia s .* **•#• ®*.» throughout to the necessity for connection with * masting of enm Tnv that the blional plan can th* Dig Three foreign minuter* be aaslrrHated Into a plan -for In Moecow In December, 1940. At Germany aa a whole," they said. that time it w#* agreed th* United Tha 0 . 8. and Britain merged f l w n and Rt/fila xhoubl form a theft occupation *on#4 for eco­ Joint commlaslon to unify Korea- nomic purposes la*l Jen. 1 but and that control should be exer­ have been uhsuccesifgul In efforts cised by th* Big Four power# for to get Rue*la and France to fly# year* after establishment of join them. a liable native administration. Franc* objected to tn* new lev*!The not# continued: of-lnduetry plan, even before Ita "Th# present stalemate In the publication, In Ixmdnn talks with joint commission negotiation* and American and British diplomat* th* failure of that commission to this week. Ju st before these talk*, accomplish svan th# first task of started the Russians protested at — Ttm-dar Hltm of the V. 8 . tM abun^anUy*"* lear to all that having been" left out. lateral' negotiations on the-sub­ Britain to go ahead with tha plan ject of consultation with Korean wa* made public In a communlq'i# political partis* and Organisation* will onljr aarvi to delay* tti* Ira- Issued In London last night after ptsmsntatlon of this agrsemsnt the d o te of th* discussions. * * and defeat IU announced purpose of bringing about early indepen­ Legion Meet dence for Korea." iraattasM tnm Pag* 0 , 0 I Th# demand for a four-power conference follows two unsuccess­ vok* war. It will likely be fought ful attempt* to settle KotMX over hi* territory." Unification of th* armed fort»«, talks. Aa II now stands, th# political futur* through bi-lateral Elsenhower eajd, “prnvldae flexi­ country 1* divided with Raeaia bility to meet changing condltloni occupying th# northern half and of warfare.” th# United Btata# In charge Jn Two other of th# nation's top military man. Fleet Admiral Ches­ the south. Copies of th# not#, signed by ter W. Nimlti and General Catl Undersecretary of BlaU Robert A. Spaats, commanding general of th# Army Air Force, alio war* speaker!. Admiral lim its ealced the Am#r^ lean Lagloh* to act a t a sentinel to *#* that no on* branch of tha armed force* I* psrmlttsd lo de­ Soviet and United Btatea sons* cline to ths point wh'er# It cannot In Korea to ehooss "whollr rs- carry out Ita shara of responalbllpr#*«nlativ*" -provitlonal lsgfsIstor* for each tone. Under th* propossl. voting would be by secret, multi-party ballot on a basis of universal suffrage. t stuuniasm «■ m* proper romuin»2. T ht prorlklonal ^nAl UfJ*- |j on of m \\\U rf ind dvHim lators then would choo,* reprs- lUe ^ -,h elssrly dsflnsd ressntatlrss In numbers " P ^ .pon.Tbllltles.“ Nlmits told the tha. Population ,ln . Legion's National Convantlon. with these cholcM 1 lie said ha wa* convinced thxt a national ItgU atur# to^ meet at |r (h# N it|o n i, ^ et 0? ReouUto « ^ b ll» h a provlelonal , M7 admln|tt4m ) ln' tha ipir. Ic d«mandau'.blltefly that tha La­ bor government reduce the extra ration* allotted coal miner*. The Graphic editorially urge-l the •« government to “withdraw “withdrew at once ell extra rations" from the airiking miners who get a double ortlon of meat a* well ae the »ary worker*’ 'additionI ratio 1 of three lo a m weekly. The Liberal Newe Chronicle, ae* aertlng that the Orlmeihorpe pH. where the strike begen, has h#i 20 previous unofficial stoppage* this year. Mamed a “Malcontent minority." * • The strike began Aug. 11 with 'refusal of 140 men In the Grimethorp# pit to accept a r**ommaa. ilatlon by a joint committee of the National Union of Mlneworketa and the National Coal Board call­ ing for a bigger “stint" In one seam of tha mine. This w*#k It began to mu»h1*1 eommTtUe M roorn sympathy atrlke* at other led with the tail nearby mine* and London newapa- CHAIRMAN of th# Democratic Na­ conflict. It wa* -----reported per* reported fears f*ar* thethe whole wnoi# tional Commute#. Poatmarter Gen­ i to know tha d< -Yorkshire field might be doted. eral Robert E. Hannegah talks with White House reporter* after a con­ rlea’a devotion V ference with President Trumsn on I relationship, -V, I* a* a result of this dcrUInn the eppotntment of hi* successor. It ’ortunatalr, ani verdlit that w*. acting faithfully within la reported that Agriculture Secre­ tha final unanl tary Clinton P. AMareou will reIan Francisco 11 th# authority and obllgxllona of ilgn from the Cabinet to accept th# regional tha United Nations, have com# poit of chairman of th# Democratic devoid of tne-'M to Bio to p*mct»-th* Pan-Ameri­ Commute# . {International) ; of conquest or ag| can regional arrangements prom­ dedicated solely to the 1 ised at Cha^Ultapec, and will ga of orderly peace. wi Korean Issue on to. Bogota next January tu igthen and evan simplify complete this humane task." 1 of tho United Nation* ted Stetee, eeluted Brexll on a re of her 126th ennireraary Independence. He eeld the trican delegation w»a In Bra“not in our national rapidities, as repreeentatlrea of a vital ilipherie fraternity dddlcated peace and progreaa and de­ racy among the peace-loving loha of the United America*. • reeton f o r (h* Inter-AmerCcnference, h* said, was to leecrat* our spiritual aoliy and to further Implement eaceful purpo** of all for nd on* for all." He added: a n the United'Nations char­ ts wilt ten In San Francisco was a critical eontroeepy the question of recognlilny a) arrangements such at For a time It threatened try birth of tha global orition. I had tha honor and Mi'«lly fair this aflrrftoon, night aini Tuesday except w icattr I<ii showers Slid thu storm* Tun. lay afternoon. 4X1 U s i t y T h e re I s H lrc n g lh — To P n U c t lk« P i u * of Ik* World; To Promote th# P roem * of A o trl(* | • To Prodoco Proxpenty for Ssnford. RIDINO HMH AND FANCY F ill, Legionnaires from Lawrenceburg, Ind., amuse spcctalurs with the antics of their bucking buggy “Peggy" a* they roar and 4oar along during Legion's.“40 and 0" pared*. (International^ Crisis Develops Gen. Wainwright, In India As Riots, Bataan Defender, Murder Continue Retired By Army Civil War TJireatens Impressive Ceremon­ ies Aj Fort Snm As People Hope For Houston For Hero Pe a c e f ul Solution SAN ANTONIO. Tex.. Sept, i LAHORE, Pakistan, Sept. ItA’I The governments of the new do- tA7 Forty-fisr years of distin­ inions of Pakutan and India find guished service in the aimy were emselves today in a crisis bfougbl only a meinury hulay lor Jonatha» M. Wainwright, who has retired yesterday at ceieinonie* at Fort Sam Houston heie. * Die gallant defender of Hataan Pandit Jawebailel Nrhtu mrn- laid aside hi* uniform for multi tioqrti that veiy tlengri in a new, conference' b ,t Diuitday in Nev hit luime 'Tiddler'* Green," sr Drttii. Nehru, prime minister ol the hrait of a leiliioneblr rriidrnIndia, and l*nme Mmistrr UaqbM f i a l d r i t f l i f n e a r F o i r ^ e i n i fou Ah Kban of Pakitlan now arc it chairman making a joint tour of the punjeh in an rf^H lo restore peaef. “ MoA~ *it«wrv«ni fret that some­ Homontl Food hlorivand tW Ala­ how something will lw worked out mo f)lock Farm here and viecwhich slowly ‘will hriog alxiut a 'arrfnC rrmdlttnnT piestdenl of the fa m e Seth and rratoratinn -of ami a look at the acure sheet deir- Window Balance* Company. Lot onstratea why. Angcle*. . At midnight Sunday the experYesterday, Gov. Iteauford Jester *imrnt . ImImS‘smilitary IIII—^., I.laiundary ... of m amjoint'm uffered him a position on the new force of the two governments de: Texas Good Neighlior roiumiaaiun tu help further goodwill auunig “our (.atln-Amcrlean friends lw low the Kio Grande." ' Wainw right’s career as n inilily that the Ixnimlary force simply lary man wax ended late yesterday had found the job loo big and at Arthur McArthur Field, whenthat rioting had spread despite he hid hi* troops farewell )n a its liest efforts, there wa* plenty touching address. of liehind-the-acene* evldenco that Maj. General John II. Coulter, it never had a rhanre, never was who succeeded him aa commander jnipular, and that th# people are uf the Fourth Army until Sept. now getting what they wanted, 16 when General Thomas T. Ilanan anny of each dominion speci­ ily assumes command, lead mes­ fically reapunsibl# for keeping I he sages of tribute at the review iwsce. . from President Trbmau and Ge t.No one wants to talk for the rrsl Dwight. IF. Eisenhower. ' record, but privately many con­ Jester told uf Wainwright1* de­ cede the Inherent danger a of the fense nf the Philippines agaitut new plan. For Instance, in Pak­ th e overwhelming strength uf the istan tlie choice ia whether Hindu Japanese. . and Sikh troop* nr Mo*lema will . The fit-year-old general1* face guard and escort Hindu and Sikh saddened a* he read his own troop* or Moslem* will guaid irlirrm rn t ' ordska and delivered and escort' Hindu and Stkn hi* farewell address. .refugee* and whether* Moslem “This is not an occasion,” he said slowly and deliberately, “at It'a a tfa e e # mm H as* F e e , I vote* ihiougb pi talk of civil war som e villages. A ministry of information stale mrnl rr|M>itrd that "on the day ot the election, there were a few at­ tempts to abuse in connection with . the voting. The police intervened! in' rai l l -calf MB l»ot~n?r?)IIT j steps." In (lie election, th* CommunUta rrplarrd the aiuailliolilera *• Hungary's - leading party. Tin smallholder* pullrd 07 percent o( tlui_l!llfi vote^Thl* year a* Com­ munist influence has grown sev­ eral of their Iradera have left th. country. AntLCommunista h*v< accused thus,- remaining uf truck ling tu the Communists. The latrst official hut incom plete returns aa made public b> the foreign ministry showed thidiatrihution of :iOO,4ttl vole*: plr’a Parly 4H,4‘J4, Bmallholdri .'I'.’,79.1. Imiriwndcnt Hungarian DeintM-ratie Party i garian Radical Part; tlrtl*» DrUiocatic National Peasant Ecuador In Stage Of Siege From Revolt QUITO. Eeuadoy, 8ept. 1 </P)— Army and constabulary officers In four statoa were In revolt to­ day against the we*k-old govern­ ment of CoL Carlo# Manchsno, who placskl all Ecuador under a state of sieg# and am t troops and.tanks acquired through U, B. lend-laaae to trouble spots. Th# government ssiertad that Dr. Mariano S p a m Vatnballla, conservative vie# president of the posted regime_nf President l ea . Mari! Velasco Ibarra, and Col. intwsll of Ilsqu.ro Davila as defense minArchblsh«p John J, lie ArchI* In th* The government communique ac­ _________ ____ ___ „ filabrala knowledged that troops had rebel­ Labor D*y by tndlng- th* long led Saturday night a t Riobamho, dispute and-arranged a meeting 100 miles south of Quito, In Chlmtoday to attem pt such a settle- borsto province, and In Gnarar.mtnt. da, SO mils* west of Riohamba ' “With God's help, w# pray that In adjoining Bolivar *tat«. Labor Day will ■#• IK# dawn of Th# re bbell Ion was reported •sac# Is U># Hollywood film In- joined Sunday night by th# gardu,try," **id t h # 'archbishop Is rtooiks In Latacunga and Ambato, capital* of th# province* of Paym ents A re Mode Schools For 2 Months , TALLAHASSEE. Sept. 1, (flperial)—As both th# July 16 and Aug. 16 paymento arw bsing mallad a t th# same time, State School 8upL Colin Engiish explained that tha 87 counties will racsir* double Seminole County usually re­ ceives 119.271 for teachers' sal­ aries. 91,427 for transportation. sad 03^78 for current expense. SQUIRREL ORPHANS 'Thro* baby squirrels that fell out pf s trs# In th# yard adjoin­ ing th* Park Apartments a) Eighteenth 8trs#t and Park Ave­ nue were found by B. C. Btesl#, who lives In th# apartment. Th# w *' -*h£ r• • ; . 't . r ?- r "v *;V h H r Rcumdlir. , fS - • It v s Ila s H .uni All 1 Kutimii4 banquet ol • WITH 1118 HEAD UP \ \ l » CHEST OUT. Mayor William O'Dwyvr (rod* tlm American I up .Fifth Avenue. Hup-ln-tU of thousands bf N'«-w Yuiki i* jammed the sidewalk* h«ui parade Marled to vanlage point*. Ilt-hind IIU llonoi u the New Yuri, City, I'uliri- la-giun ( Ititi'iiintiuiinl 1 rulltlligi'llt East European Nations Under . O’Neill Elected Red Influence Pressing Turkey As Legion Meet P a p e r PredicLs u recent BELEM, Ilraxil, Sept. I —<4’i President Truman'* plane, tinIndependence, made a refuelling ■top hers this mornlngg on hi* flight from Trinidad tu Kin H<Janeiro. Ths plane touched, down about 9:30 A. M. (7:30 A. M Eastern Standard Time). President Trumsn, who Is to spend a weak in Brasil on a slabvisit, said he w*a happy to rsarii Brasilian soil. He was welcomed by Brmxlllsn news men, member* of the United Btotrs colony anil Brig. General Dyott Fontemelle. commander of the Valdecana air baa*. Th# plan* left Immediately aftonrard for Rio where It wax due about 2:30 P. M. (12:30 P. M. E8T). Militant Program To OpposeCommunism Adopted At Session M.W YORK. Sept, I F, II,. Aniriiran Legion enilcl it* -M'l Guard press fur rrcVlving llmnaniaii p„l * itirrtl refugres. Turkey 1,'piled tn neighlairlng , ll,il**prin immediately. Hint any ,-ritirism in the Turkish press d simplv wn« In answer l„ e.|,u,Uy ( ( hostile acts by the Bulgarian press. « • Ankara still ha* not replied to the Yugoslav note. Olieser\urs la-lieveil the answer wmild follow tin, line taken l,y> Foreign Minister Hasan Sak'a 'recently whrn hr told n new* conference I th# furka always would protect | Moslems and that llnmanlan re - fug,vs rnuld stay here »r leave, ; ns they pleased. A i Although, Turkey ha* la-en deeptv confer ' ! r.nisidut* ' a | Situation in • ul has Iven ,-asri iniiitry u |lt ttiiilnl * Ilif t Irl •*!»■ oil Mk 'I liin iiiifi nhiir *«i mil nu Intunng*. tin IllMMlt HU 11»•’l»»f#•*I f% lUtlltr,, ol IIimiIa mill Sl»«riff IVrrv M*i»» i nnv rp lio fi spp illrt'K u l Irliilu lln u i |r|M i||» III "wlllill C'limuiunitm, both . tin- i n tr n u lm n s ! aa l*s a r I ' n i I. Iilununxnl nolr. . The saiuo nutv ftgun-d in Slav.en’s ii-m arki., Tim *11110111101*1! i-amliil|ti< lor* tin- lti-|mbllca 1 |iii-sii(i-ntia! nomliiatiun, rising on aim cottveutiini tllnor In s|M-nk against a ininnritv *ie|M»it of tinI-eg ion's foteign trlatiuu* commit- firation. Holiday FataliticH Already Total 245 Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRHMK •The luilKtr Day weekrinl accid­ ental death toll wa. near 260 a . Ih* last day uf the three-day holiday ta-gan * (inlay." _ ~ D # Ith ~ h » ir »cythe.l '170 niolbri Isto from the highway* since fi P. M. Friday; 30 person* had drowned, ami 39 la*en killed in misrtllaneous accidents, putting total fatalities at 240. • The National Safely Council had predicted a total motor accident toll of 260 for the long week end. The air age was Jrflertod In Ih* figure of 39 miscellaneous accidents — II of the deaths oc­ curred In small plana crashes. British Unions May bllchlgan. home state of the Okay Rigid -Direction automobile Industry, led the nation In nnmber of automobll* accident • SOUTHPORT. Eng.. 8#pt. 1 OPl deaths with 10. Texas followed Sanford Students To Receive Their Decrees GAINESVILLE, B#pf. 1. (Hocrinl I—Two hundred and forty-two candidate* will receive degrees from the University of Florida at commencement esercisos, next Fri­ day. marking one of thu laigrst summer session graduating class m n u a w k id s d . -----------»T"union Congress, representing From Sanford James II. Hardin. 90 p#rc#nt of BrlUln’a union 7 traffic deaths and 4 drowning* Jr. will receive lha Bachelor ol workers, hlntad willingness today In. Florida. Arts degree and Laursn R. John­ to accept rigid direction of labor, son. the B8A degree, i ' ■ mora drastic regulation than *o far raque*t#d by th# laibor governmenL f , GLUE-FINGERED A statement c!rculat*d hy ihe FOOTBALLERS general council at the opening of th# TUC*a 79th annual congrst* MIAMI, 8*ot. 1, (Special) — warned of th# “Mtioua nature” Auburn and Michigan 8tate proved of Britain'* economic problem*. the champion Orange Howl ballBoUtothlng mora stringent than handlers In tha 1938 clastic her* currant government power* for whan n*ith#r team fumbltd during limited direction of Laoor may b« tha 80 minute* o | play. . in tuuig.il .0 / (III 11 <luck. [.St­ ill the ryrnillg their will be a inie at tin- M.14 fail. Other Hpraki-r* ul thu l-ampiet a-1 u furh Hi'iiutnr lluyl* will n ld r ns tnnMiouitlrr will b# Sivretnry uf Statu It •I'MVillo, wilt! Will lie. lot induced by Mating! tramta-r nf f<munv-:v 8«<rt*lgry lliay will - present three Irophira tu winner* in the regatta. The first is given by th* Cbamiu-r o( Coiutuere* tu the wirtuYi uf tin- tuitlMisnl mulor race and inusi | who 1In i,1 lime* in aucm 1.ml - owuship, i s T a n iu h within the 8uvlei spheie nppeared today lo la- • ceiling inrl#n*lng proamiro on Turkey. The rlectlon will decide the die. Uibntion uf seats In the peril# meat to ine#« .Rept. 16; earh parry will get one scat fur evrry M.ihmi vote*. Before I in, balloting, emne e b w rv tm —hxit* pTOTiotntced "[He Communiata strong enough to win without fraud. Some opnosltlnn politician, bope that the United States and llutish guvernmenta would plam off(rial proteata over the election. The U. 8. legation receive,! t,l-ortx that many parties u erj planning proteate lo the Comuumlet Interior Minister, l.n*ilo Itnjk. 1 Smallholders sources repoitcl that sevetal leaders o f .that patty had taken up charges ngain-t the communiata last night will, Pre*. idrnt Znltan Tihly. n smallholder, at his home hut had come tu no agreement. In Nairykoerora, birthplace' of the 1B4H Kossuth revolution «*•elti#* 60 mile* southeast from here, an American pbeerver reportrd thnt anti-Communists were tidk'mg civil war and hinted they would like weapons from the U. S. Many person* rebutted they liad seen truckload* of "flying elect­ or*,” whom they took to lw Com­ munists, Voting time and again in one place after another. Inhabitants or Sxekesfeheivar. Vertesaea and llaiaexaka told this eurreapondent and two otlieis Registration D ay At Truman Plane Makes South Side Primary Fuel Stop In Brazil All pupil* who expert to attend the South Hid* Primary School are asked to register Wednesday morning, It .was annourrod today bv Mrs. Velma Mitchell, |>tinripal of tho school. Parents of tha children entering th* first grad# hare been -asked to bring their children's birth rertifIrate. Mrs. Mitchell stated that the! school.wlli ba open until neon Wednesday, and regular school hours would begin next Monday. Busses trill run Monday morning and trill carry tha children home a t noon, noon where lie iv,i giceteu by a reception commiltct composed ot Senator *nd Mn. IJoyd F. Uoylc, Mr. am( Mu. H*ni!*ll Chase. Mr. and Mis H. H Cofcman. Mr. and Mr*. Holland I.. Dr«n, Mr. and Mt». A. W. Lr r ;—Mr I.vj R. Ij -i Iici and Mr. and Mr*. ■ hero me two plant for Fu­ llin' I* the .Marshall plan, other I* tlu> ('onimunWt plan, >U op|Hi«e the Marshall plan hluropaan ivcovery, ihcti you give comfort trod Sid jo.U ic. Fre n c h T h e a te r —P r O p n e to r H e ld 7 F o r M a n s la u g h te r PARIS. H»|it; I. LV)‘-Th« proprictor «»f tho m’Ik I th#4t*r i t Itrull. iict*!U» uf m illwutrou* fir# Sntuiiluv niicltl In whifh H7 p#r* Mtii* 4l1.il Mfxl *»I w«r# in. iur.il, was held on ilistKii. of Involunlarv lunnslaughter tmlay Tim examining magistrate, timiliar b> a bite-man grand Jury In llm Untied Suite*. Said the propreltdr. Antoine itnuillade, bad been negligent In taking proper M i'll' Tim majority report xuppmtiiu: the Marshall plan was aduplrd. Sen. George Malone (l(-Nev), who led the arguinent for the minori­ ty re|Hirl, had said the cuinmitt)-.> majmily was “rubbcr-itamping like state d.psrtm rul'* and Its report was hated “nit tike theory that money alone will (top Com­ munism." The minority report, however, approved of advancing some ‘funds to foreign nations provided “the credit economic In­ tegrity of the United States" were not jeopardised. — The i il . I. g st.s adop ted, t he nx* tienal defensiv'Tnmmlttre rrpiirt urging that atsm ir -aecrrts U> withheld from “ally nation, friend­ ly or oihenpdxf,’1 and urging adop. tion of universal military training hy a special session of Congress. Appointment of a iproMdentlal advisory committee lo Organise civilian defense* against atomic attack was recommended. Outlawing th# Communist Party as # political party; barring of Corpmunlsto from public hous­ ing, and “g valid d*f*naa In court to a charge of promoting tha ov#r(CSslUsM . a Paa* Fatae) I »’ 0 »WI » I Ml n« • i w w a Police said n ehmt circuited wirt* in tho in ih u I lulccny iitirttd the blaze, which spread a* swiftly as the panic which xent patrons rushing towaril the nairow exit. Iloth balconies in the tall, nar­ row structure collapsed, the secmid falling on tho first sml cariying It along to the floor below. Rear Saits were blocked by debrts before anyone could get t«> th#m. The theater was in a narrow street about throe n»ll*tx from th# Arc de Triomph# and conxlructad In a short, narrow-, high fariilon to fit' the limited space available. Moull lade was IiriJ in latl to nrarliv Verralllc*. Kuril wa* In mourning today. All commercial establishment# and place* of amusement in th# town of approximately. 10,000 wora or­ dered closed by city official* until after a ma#h funeral for th* vic­ tims tomorrow morning. - Flag# were flown at half staff. Onlv one similar ilinailer du* to fire could lie recalled In th# la it 40 v#ar* of French Ihstorv. Thia wa* a fir# In th* Nouvell#* Galcries department *tor# In Xl.rxUlI#. In which about 100 poraona lost Uitlx live*. ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 29, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3bca49587aa55ec2a40030e8d37a7f25.pdf 7d0cf46533a31420335b7b5a0b1771d7 PDF Text Text > PAGE SIX scon's Broadway TEEN TALK Hollywood l t> * U a a * a carY t "*l/ | v er CA N D LES- A Foo-f CANDLE IS <1(11 IU U M ih MToh f r o m on e s t a n d a r d CANDLE OK A S U R F A C E OME F o o t FRO M c r o A o c So u r c e * waa happier making plctt t # V he raid, - I don’t-have to worry aliout the fgn» chaaipg me all over town. 1 don’t have to ‘frel about publicity nnd fan mallnlthough I don’t mean that’* hot Important. If 1 turn s picture 1 down, that's that— the' world I doesn’t come to on end. “All 1 have to do Is make a picture now and then. The rest of the time I ran spend hunting ard flying and doing thr other thipgv I w*nt to do.” Hob has earned the leisure. He •lartcd In picture* in 1934 when he was 23 and within two years 1 was a inp btfk-office star, Ha* has been In screen prominence.' 1 . VOC<OR oF fHL Alt 61VI NO AY THI British Heard of Trade In tendon arc William U Clayton (left),' If. S. Undcr-Sccretary of State for Economic Affolrs, and Lewis Doug)**. U. S. Ambassador to Britain. They conferred with Sir .Stafford Crlpps, Hoard of Trade president, about the dollar sllilation on wliich England blamrs much of her trouble*. (fnlcrnatloaol) AFRICAN CON^O •How SQ U EEZES AH . BETW EEN KNEES <0 H lS fJE-T ''s p iR tis : t*.* IHJ, r „ - I MANY N A IL S C O U L D B E M A D E F R O M <I|L IR O N IN Ul f l l T j L f c N .B b D Y c ? ONE- i k l S iz e ^>F A S r tlN fJL E N A IL ’ fcUua, k , Wali lismC 'f o 'f H E CRAB F A M IL Y cuutinun monibt exitvis* and shall i'it Hob found himself n auch atatia Nazi Pilots come back, of course. after a series uf pleasant hut "From HwtUeiland we shall cot undistinguished roles it/ch as “A the _L’ritutuland hefara—IK tinue the way lo Snain across Fra free. (Tice ihrje, wo shall hr. Waterloo The excited yoniig German went free Iveil with open arm*.'* Bridge.” He is now comfortably on: • The dandelion - blossom really * mi that pmfHnhle plateau "This man has a friend who lives in Switzerland, and lie has U a giant tou.iurt of tiny y ello w '"' popularity with such eompanIons as Cable, (Irani, Tracy, Hoft tifirelinns with tlio jiroper Hpsr ■ gnrt, Coo|wr, Power and - Macish nutInifiijes. From the .Swiss wo Hurray, shall receive invitations to visit 1 -nlifornia lias more That, then, la the Shangri-La Xttji/erlaml. fur all inalo movie atar*. Each “We Will apjdy here for a three h30,000 acres Of vineyards. rnnil find it eventually, or Barn C Hialeah drf ws many UK, Fur esample, a miy Uks GdJftbrt',* 41though, hi? fflqSMmP may now be at its peak, will soma which recently set • world's rec­ day have to seek that prised ord for fltabta earnings in one level. year."- • v - dont extension committee chairman to cprry out the educational plan among -negro teachers, WANTED!! BELY ON 4-LEAF* CLOVE IIS, TurnlHhed dr unTtfrhlSfieO. F a m ily o f th r e e . P ro p erty w ill lie kepi In fir s t clans cond ition. R e n ta l to apply on p u rch a se price. OLfH WANT ADS ARK I.FCKY Contact C. L. Carter A S S T . M G R . J . C . P E N N E Y , CO. PH O NE !)57 I \ \ ■ I CHANOINO RtR MIND for the third and last time. Sheila Hynes, 19year-old English girl, will marry Hi* man she ws* engagnl to origi­ nal ly, Pictured 1% Brooklyn. N. Y , with her futuro brother-in-law. Tlobcrt Wesch, 3, Sheila picked Robert's brother Carl, who had. wooed her In England, os tit* lurky •man. When Sheila and Carl first broke their engagement, Carl's friend, Harold tentry, courted Sheila by mall snd brought her to the U. EL When she arrived both men greeted her, Carl again pro.posed and woo,___VuUimulmaJ' • :^E^Ep= • In order to enable the teachers to rarn semester hours It is planned to estahllsh extension, courses, he announced. One of the tf.ate department Instructor* Win conduct evening classes each week. Mr*. J . C- Mitchell, principal of the South Side Primary School, was appointed chairman of A Seminole County tesrijers’ group ■ . j iw | year, nr must l>« six on or btf-u« Dee. tt. Supt. Lawton informed the t*A chers that in order to receive u larW* net up by tlie Stale according to rank and classification, It <« nrecsstry to hold a Florida certif. irate based on college degree. The mi tv holding of a bachelor's de­ gree or mmier'a degree, he drrtar«d, dor* lint entitle the holder to demand a salary classification; lb, Stamped ccrtlfle^ta must lie r*. r e i v e d first from -the State Departmi-nt.of Education. Then the teach* n will lie paid accordingly, h j sold. He also Informed teacher* of the renuirtment of the Seminuli County Hoard of Puhllc Inatmetlon that no new teachera hold­ ing lower than a bachelor’* degroa niH. !«• appointed in the future. Teacher* already on the faculty gree will i» required to earn a with lower lh*n a bachelor's dtminimum of six sem*»*er hours a year, until the 120 -semester hours necessary for the degTce have been earned, said ,8 upt. Law, ton. HOLLYWOOD, Aug, Having reached the third and mint important area nf film atarilnm— The plateau—RoU-rt Tay­ lor la a thoroughly htppy man. an honest and likeable itu /T **■ relating between takes of -The High W ell" 'and rumInatU* on current state of hi* heps, Ineluding Jean Hansen nnd Kalhryn /Vandonheeg, „o!d the KenoShjs, Wis., New* on the Idea of running a weekly high school Insert railed the "TeenAge Review." The young editors do all the work esrepl prim thalr sheet. There are Iota of leen,:grohpa putting out teen se­ ctions In Mult papery.' Why does­ i,: Don’t think that the kid n’t your ganr *rv if? TEKN H W S r* are bird brains, Lola dr button* Gordon consider sailing-a stepping - Handsome 1 to a career. Margot Gotta Marita* I* a rnhld Dodger fan. Ncwf Jersey ’* Marrrlla Roy s tailing at Naw Rochelle, . . and Atleen Shield# leinow of Tranqitinty and Robert Whoait broker a* a reyttlt *dt*t(br ton of Rridgeton have been chi,urn delegates to the Northcaitsm l In aalling. Older Yonlh Confarene* to be held a t Jaskaon’* Mill, West Vir­ hg Girl' Scout* from ginia. , . . Students registering at atUndlnr th* 38th annl- Bergen Jn g h r College and Berktnlernatlonsl Girl Scout ment ‘ at * Camp Barree, r they like Amtrican girl* they are “too pampered II feat, have more clothes jtc privileges than other ! comparable age In the Here ara some othrer ro­ ta American h*Da; Maria Eocoda o f th# Philippines We wouldn't think of that you rail necking un- i. She get* married tried by her family havntng gone out Teachers Meeting By R. J. S C O n SCRAP BO O K NF.W YORK — Gregor/ Peek, Dean Stock well amt Ann.) Revere - hopped back to our bur* tor muic shooting on Zanurk’s "Oonllrr.ien's .'Agreem ent,” film atlaplntiot of i Laura /,. Hobson's norcl about an; li-Scmltism. . . ; Th • bands and . entertainers vound Broadway who yowl delightedly when they are held over for second or third weeks In the various entertainment pie. raises of this nron-lit community hardly ran compete with Churlic Peterson's orchestra at tho New ' Yorker Hotel. , . . A lulel lllllc announcement .arrived today not­ ing th* fact that Peterson’s tuneamlth* have been regeling Ni-W Yorker guests for some seven /e*rsl Arthur Godfrey exnwcd the fart that he placed 18th in a Id l*>M sailing competition at Larrhniont. ; , . . Arthur noted th-* "2 hours u ,T week he devotes to the mlrruphine and added, "After nil thnt lime at the mike, I can’t gel up enough wind." . . . Another mnvlr about t the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, In the same gay vein as ‘‘Weekend at ' the Waldorf.” Is in ’ he-work*. . . . Entitled "Happiness,” It's hving developed now at M-O-M. Gina Janas, a chanteuso who works in the fashionnlde saloons of both Hast and West coasts, seems to have fallen upon a cutu -^aong to hang her future success upon, a dlsiy little ditty entitled t f i t Happened in Pasadena." . . . /Olka insist she's a “fcnilninu Joe K r & IfSIRifClu.- - J i A»uJ*,nif k r .*'>*. tunr* lo his marital background. "Th* Annlverssry Song," snd “I Wonder Who’* Kissing Her Now.” . Joe-Howard, octogenarian abjhor of th* latter ditty, is play­ ing four and five shows n day at ithe l l lhuge . « r f „ Roxy Theater T l , t , n i e s nwhere l w t r n fthe lit* tapyle about hi* own life. I>earing -the song's title, is plsylng. . . . Joe’s acknowledgment of congrat­ ulations from hi* friends who mar­ vel at hi# energy in playing so »»ny vaudeville shows a day at " Ills considerable age is, ”Jlow I •jlah I ws* 70 again I" • WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1941 » TIIE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA By JA rK OnKlAN appearance iar*tKe tours lours of tin? nation's nation * radio stations, pica jo bo Informed It is a very productive trade trick. , , , Johnny Desmond went to Tor­ onto to play the Club Norman ; "there, bustled about the Ontario d t r ’a radio stations and record ahops with the result: 10,000 copies - <rf Johnnv'o record of "Guilty’ were peddled during hi* stay, mot* ' than ten times the number that had lieen sold fur the several -----NwMho-sitrtB-lhetl th a t-th e -d iir had iwen avallabla, Claude Thornhill, the brndlcader whose piano stylings nro stiractItUf the recently awe*-minded younger pttulenJ fam. iiinitw l for hi* aliacnt-inlndncss. . . He retnetniiors entire sym|i!inttle rcorrs down to thn veriest musical marginal note, but ha* an Impossible ■ time with .timetables, telephone* BUJnbcrs, where he left bis cloth­ ing, even addressee of v*din stu■■ dlo*. . . . 80 Tin Fan Alley is gig- tllng somewhat over the title of Claude's new Tecord hit: “ You’re Not So Easy To Porgm.” Two Otcar-owning Pauls at separata tables In gsudlly |goldtinted Monte’s-on-the-Park: VTutil fin als Pasteur) M11.1l and Paul (Watch On The Rhino) Luca*. ... . Tommy Manville, the MtfchMl-Do”Atmut-Nothing ftlKiw. r.*rjurstid / f7kM Cool and relaxed, never a worry — auto­ matic controls' start your roast, keep it at tho exactly right temperature, turn it off \yhen it's done. Your kitchen stays cooler, too, —•as much as 10° by actual test. And after dinner, thero's another time saving dividend—no smeary, sooty pots to complicate dish washing. Yes, electric living is better living — and tho essence of it is cool, clean, convenient; economical electric cooking. Your elec­ trical appliance dealer is now receiving . now, improved postwar electric, ranges in n rising tide. See him today I �I • TH E W E A TH E R To Protect th* Peace of th* World; To Proatet* tho Pro area> of America; To Prodoco P iM fw tr for Boaford. <• v. Generally fair through Friday with ortiiiom l afternoon and evening thundershower*. AN INDEPENDENT DAILT NEWSPAPER /OLVM E XXXVIH SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, AUGUST £8. 1M7 EeUbtbbed 1908 A sso c ia te d P r t u U u t d 1 -A- , Talks At OpeuiDgO Region Meet USD A Orders Election On Hopes To Head American Legion Marine Ace Sets New World’s Air-Speed Record' .v - - Governor Advocates Military Training; World Peace Seen As Further . Away r NO. 2 05 W ir o 9 . 'V Egypt Plan Rejected By Council 2 Ousted Demonstra­ tors Seek Entry; Mass Meei Held By Sympathizers Growers And Shippers To Vote On Chang­ ing Indian River M a r k e t ing Rules By LARKY' IIAWCK b\KE SUCCESS. Aug. 28 W ■Two Egyplian tlcmnntlrilor* twice ejected' (tom the Security Council chamber, returned to United Nation* headquarters to­ day leading a New ^ork taxicab g*tr» by gurtdt. They were stopped outride the fleet filled wilh *>mp*thttef».' While delegates inride the chantLAKELAND. FlJC Aug. 20 GF) . bet, were entering tlw final stage* . —The U. S'. Department cf.A **• »»,*,dcb»rff oif.‘EfefphVifrinVndi' to/ • .lic ^ / c K i.y , . s e i t , ^ iramediate evacuation of Britiab •anclton. lubject to approv Mr Iroopi, the two nationaliat* -ttsgcd Flat Wa grower* and shipper*^ a man drmnnritation outride. They" propoul that the citrus mar 1A1HINO ACROSS TH1 MUROC ARMY AIR IASI, CAIIFORNIA, at 8JO.8 miles on hour (rtcnrly U miles a were barred from the grounds on agreement be amended to permit Ilnute), tha jat-englned Skpitreok (left) break* tha world’* air-speed record set live day* previously by the r.tJal nomination, of hi* atand on CANDIDATI K * NATtONAl' COMMANOI* of the American Legion. Perry the issuance ol interstate shipping •prcific orders from Secretary-Gen­ N«vy In the isma ship. Marin* Maj. M»rlon K. Carl, SI, ol Hubbard, O re, who flew tha record-breaking tha eontrovaralal Ittue. Brown (right), of Beaumont. T ax, la shown at a p rm eonfarawca tn eral Trygve Lie. (fn Imutt tonal) j Nrw York. At left la Warren Atherton. Stockton. C alif, past national regu!*linni on Ip ''*n River frail plane. Is ahown getting out <4 the riubhy-wtnged craft (right) slier the record flight. Earlier, in addreailng the openMnstafa Mantlft mounted a different from ‘ for the re­ commander and chairman of the American Legion'* special national V ing aaaalon of .tha1 Legion aux­ •oXphcx ami Iwgan scouting hi* committee on universal military training. (International)' iliary convention. Deway —“ J mainder of the *tk_ familiar slnfeau* of "down with tha membership to “taka The decision wak ■tcmiMinieil the-Hrtotvtrf Down-wUHlm p cTIRF" ' w by' Itiriructlon* to MV F. T. Miller Ism!” He was carrying a l*rg* U8DA' field represel *alive, to American flag and hi* companion our meet critical perloda period* in whlen mng the condurt an flection wtlon if if In the previous ouster Incidents, tha paaca mky be once again growers and to give ship ippera an *\hmVd Kamel Kotb, waved a endangered.” their apopportunity to ImlL green and whit* Egyptian flag Dewey’a to««ch to tha American prove! by algnlng i agreeIn addition to th»ir follower#, Legion in the Garden followed meut*. * I The Junior Chamber of Com- 1 who hurriedly pll-d out IQ taxi•hortly tire call to order at 11:45 nitre* haa received Ifl.fJn i j donn- j , .. ", cabs, the audience included w jjhMiller laid the j.-'fm'l front A. M. (EST) by Paul Griffith, lions for the operati 11 of Ihe ; P r c n i d c l l t C .ltC S N c C f l n a l number nf UN security pnSept. 10 to Oct. 10 had been dea, British Matherr j Will the Legion'* national commander, , Tourist Informallon lloolhi it was reporter* and a-few curious Ignated for grower* to cast their who rang an 18-fnch high replica For Renewed Faith iirr, Seek To R c p j f l i n j announceil at the noon meeting at hallntt. No act period ha* been bystanders. of tha Liberty Bell In accordance for thlppera to aeml in theli men nf rhe demonstration In Human Dignity wasTheiiv,thP with Legion curtom dating back Civic Clubs Urged To Past Head Of Educa­ ftyed Custody. O f C h ild ! ,h*Dedication M*vf#,r ,nn ,0,1*v* for the ceremonies agreements. UN parking lot, which 20 yeara. tion G r o u p Tells Take Active Inter­ . , , „ 1 Imuth have hren unwitged and • » 1 1 it*1*!<* Ihe v-iie fence enclos­ Under the marketing agree­ ■ The GOP titular leader never ROME. Aug. 28 i-IT- The Vat­ ing the headquarters grounds. ( FI.STV1IAV, H a.. Ana. /d !7 *| ,vl|| begin at 1:00 oVI • < next ment regulation*, at least twoOf Lobby. Actions thirds haa announced hi* candidacy for est In Juveniles ican and the office ol Mvron fay Okrlofwx county gr^nd jury Momjay afternoon with Gennre Meanwhile, Russia renewed her of the grower* who, vote, tha. 1948 nomination although ha — * to.LV fteed Mrs. Maigsrrl T.iuhy Riving the dedlroltori ‘ *l.cnc .................. ■-* ad* lor, pfiicnal , repiesenlative of op|Hi«ltloti t,i a Brasilian proposal recently took an extensive tour, Difficulties and oppoiition from either numerically’ or according to n , , t, ... I ' A first hand account of the » -j i l dress and J . Bralley Odham. pretor Mistrial settlement of thq the tonnage of eitru* fruit they Pol u> I. linti.h war bride, announced aa “non-politlcaL” of chstg sld*nt of tin1 Bemlnoc County President Tinman to Poj*e Pius Atiglo-Egyptian dispute o v a ’ lobbies encounlered at Tallahsssee represent. must approve the Ka told tha convention that life, discipline, educational and XII, released today an cxehang^ e* for the fatal shooting ol her (Conllnurs Bn P e g * Sis) Javccfs, tdghtlghllng Ih* tourist ”for tha defente of the peace rocational training and the meth­ in promoting Florida’s recently proposed- ; amendment. One-h*tf program tor the rotnin,t srjisnn. nl lettrrs Irctwrrn the Piesidcnt w( milat maintain a permanent od* <>f puniihmcnt of youthi com* patiMUschool legislative and ap­ of the citrus fruit volume, ac- Amnicin **«Ulirr huibant) *i Fmi Itev, Doiiglata Charle. will give lithe intifl. military establishment adequate ..milted to the Boy* Industrial propriation ,Uwi were today de- cording to the Session just ended, Wiilt-'rt on July 2‘4. the Invocation. mtttt lie represented by shipper* to the defente of this country Mi. Truman’* Irittr, dated Aug Ih * grand jury reported it* | The drive to raise Ihe M,000 on , . . . icribed to the member* ol the who send In ngTeementa. at all timet and alao sufficient School at Lancaster, 0 .. was jreitcrI hx ‘'»V«-«I Ito tnl*-UII-a«*lint iilA vrMrlv tn-nperhtp the t«mth wtlt-, *»i-*•« Ute*li — to perform oqr ohllgatlonr to d a y - given to-Kiwanian* a l-lh e Scminolc-County- Teacher* Associ­ ~ -Final decision on - plartng- tha jp*h^ United Nation.” Touriit Center by Glenn F, Me* ation at Junior High School by amendment In effect will rest 21 rfai-uld nolive of llw lilc n| cSrillmie until Monday afternoon,j "Unless the inor.st fort es of lh away raid that ‘‘the hard fact Fadden. DeLand Insurance man Mr*. Eunah Holden, past president with the U. 8- Secretary of Ag Mwi shortly alter court cmivcn-tl «’ro*Ucnt Odham staled. Chetles t genuine, pcacs seema fur* and fq r^ ..l^ m r h ^ W «Uea- of the f toridh Education Associa­ urtfe^rt forM nn JsxW orKRn^RfTnn, j c n u r i ^ i h V n t /mu! Vhr»ltiMy 'uppffjTii n pTTPpniiii L s j Y— lb * * gland jury * iH r n g th 4 ml r f f r c l i v r lion as a member of the Ohio tion. one of the leader* in the which wa* given the n,aJorlti«* apparently wat n:ade ynleidsy stated that the businesses* in en, rtitil. tlif . . . . .. , , Enrollment will begin Tuesday ±_ but the report uai delayed became Seminole .County are heartily In nn* which theteliy would be |n«! morning it fRl to 12:00 at the San-’ State Prison Educational staff. He fight for better teacher uliriet and •peelfled, h* haa In the vote favor of Ihe enlarged tmiilU In other agreement* rejected attch Toed Vocational School nn Com­ yoiltl wat not in lenion. ’ alio served on the educational better fUndards of education, She ' program, and that there bn* been by lhetr.mor.il foitet wnulti bamendments where the vole by Avenue In the Kent Bond­ ”1 think‘ ItV ’ Wonderful,” Mr*. onlv‘ on* business o-gauirnlinn Kainrtl by tho*e fuccet which ntv mercial staff of Ohio Stale University on wa* introduced by J . B. Root who ICeatlawM ea Peas Slat IVland enid. "Fm aorry It all that had been contacted whlrh poie and seek to destiny them.” ing, it was annnunca) today by presided at the meeting. Mr*. Mar­ sociology. Mrs. R. -C. Maxwell, principal ;s 3 lotppened hut Fm happy about failed tn runUibtiln In the prog­ Tim I’npe’a Jotter, ih»l(*t| Aug. and Mr*. Glayds Hall, assistant. He also' urged that all civic garet Coil wa* named Unporp* the verdict,” * ’ ram. 2<t from fho tn’Miftcal sunnier raUesldents of Heniln-do County clubs take more Interest In pol­ secretary of the group. She said her first move, now Commenting on a report that aidrnro at Cartel Gand'dto. said: or nutxlde tlje r<uinty, !fl vear* of itics If it pertain* to juvenile*, and — - ;r. t * a. that »hc has l^eii freed of 'th# nn out of county contractor hou 51r*. Holden told of conference* "We hasten to exprr's our ‘ at age nr older and not attending A Tha fancea and the acoreboanl to aya to It that untrained “Good ctiargrs, will l-e to “get my baby built Ihe Tourist Informal‘rn isfactlon and thsnki for tills latest -piiirllr or to the Introduction of the school*, may -nroll. An a t tha Municipal Park are being Charlies” are not appolntetd to hack.'’ illation with the Attorney Booth. I’resldent Odham polntrd |testimony "to the desire un t d-'ter- Mil grade education IA required, repaired following damage Incur­ head juvenile correction agen­ I She had ’rlalpied that aha, ahol General and- other legal advisers out that bids for the building wrre nilnatinn of a great and fra,* p.*ospecial nrtangenien'.a may bo red during yesterday* itorm and cies just because of political con­ 1her huthaml. Staff Sgt, (iraydou enllcitrd by paid advertisement pie to dedicate Ibnroelre* in ihe hut In an effort to determine fund*, made for Ihose who bas e not com­ will be In condition to allow the nection* hut to ate ’ to It that I'clshd in n iptnryel after W # hnd and that bids from th ' t a-iil ecu- noble task of ihnt pca-'r f ir which pleted this, grade. n r SI AX HER FOR scheduled twin bill between the man well trained for tha Job are mental reform* for the achn-d M (tnlfniaril nn I' hro taken their IS-month-old ton /rort system. It was difficult to g-t Regular rtasses wi!| soon itart LAHORE, Pakistan, * Aug. 28. her and *riit hint In hU relatives ^tractors were 11,7,00 over tb» I L1 Daytona Beach Islander* and tha appointed. lyhmlttod by the out-if-town fir-n. In shorthand, commercial English ■ . groups from different counties (/Pi—Thousand* of 8ikh ami Ilin- In TomkinsviMe, Ky. Sanford Celery Pads tonight, H He also pointed out fhe part D was'also pidnted nut lit*' the and Comluercial law from 8:00 A. • to du refugees are streaming from was announced this morning by that member* of civic groups that had varying problems Mra. Poland, wh > came here Cllv hml a llmft of 81.500 apnrop- Mrs. .Junius M. Leo M. in 4:00 P. M. All otht-r classes George Touhy,. builnaa* manager can-do'in aiding (n the rehabilita­ com* to asreerr»nt on needed leg­ Pakistan to India and morn thou­ It'M lIlH S mm I'ase »l»l rlaled to build the Vioth. The are (aught Individually. Noon hour sand* of Sloalama from India to of the Sanford Baseball Associa­ tion of youths released from cor­ islation. she said. Died This Morning typing practlrA I* fill-rood for M contract was awarded tor 14,200. Rhe described opposition to the Pakistan to escape death In com­ tion. , rectional institutions. “Never send students Who ».->l \ special Gordon Bradley, tecrelary of Ihej ( I 'r s l t s s s * e a f a s , 11,1 munal riota In tha Punjab, divided Instruction (siven Tha freak storm yesterday af- a boy to an Institution except at stated that many ■Mr*. James M. I.ne dle-t iflU class In iljrtaMoti •* held from on tha raeent Indem-ndmco day. *ha scoreboard « l*»l resort," he u rg ed ..'----For Cashing G I Bond orgsnlxatlon, oVIn. k ih 'the 8:00 Io'*0:00 A. M. fur thusn who local sub contractor* warn used tn morning at Ocaaalonally they meet and and three section# o f the fence. Ths Lancaster Boy* JWhool local hnsplta! following art Hints* work In the cllv. rnmpletr the booth, however. Han­ claah. but 1 saw them as di.nlrRed Sldpey RIChard, city »up«rint»n(C a tlssN s a ’ N l t ala) Britain Will IT«e Instruction to veterans plan­ ford electricians, plumlwr* and of two months, A ctsilent of Numerous calls are received, pekpl* weary of fUhling anJ dent of parka, reported that the ning to cash their terminal have glass dealar* were cs!le,| In on the Hanford fur Ihe past Id years from local business mm for atudCompulsion On Jews homesick. acoraboard will be in operation Fire DestroyR Tin . Mrs. Lre made her hum ■ at 2iK>J , ent employee-, Ihe must deserving Bald one leader of n group of bond# Tuesday was given today by join far tonight's contest! and that O rm w John L. Raids, adjutant for the of whom are given consideration Alvin Odham suggested that ,,the • tha fences will Be (solaced If posHAMPURG. G«em*nv, Aug. 28 Hindu* and filkhs: Warehouse On Farm . . , .. . , .. Born July M, lfiDI in (!«rthnqfr, “Wa ware happy |q our homes local VFW post. . aibla. ■ of director* I n t e .t l g a t h e s a tlroj#*e**#.| was . mamMr first. The school I* fulto accredit­ (yfh— A Rritish nfflelal said todas* The bonds mav be cssIuhI at hoard before partition. Look at u« nnw, Lon gwnod telephone lirpj'.,' nn I of the I’resbvterinn Church of that ed In* the Veterans Administra­ “Tha se ore board is fust patched Rritish aiithneitles were prepared Fire, believed to have been tion and any veteran may h-ceto* j together,, si not It we* practically caused bv apontoncou, comhurtinn, to us* thr»e degrees nf comrmlstnn In danger of our llvja, Impoverish, either of. Ihn lucal hanks ut*on taka Ihe rinding* under advise cllv. Instruction in Iwth eommeveiaU demolished. I- hope that it wtU destroyed a large tin eorrugated if the 4.400 Jews of the Exodus ed. miserably running lit the hape preasntatlon of -the veteran's ori­ ment. The group vote I to Invrs. She I* attrviveil by tho husband; ar.-l rriatnl high who-d siihje--t». ginal discharge papers, Mr. Sauls tlgate th* telephone rout rovers/. 1 ,,»« remain Intact nntll tha Pod* com- warehouse belonging to tha firm of 1047 refused to leave the three of survifaL'’ . , , j „ , _ ,i two dauohtms Mr*. *N. Ik Jen- .Courses ii ehlHo houkkeening tyl A board- of dlre^nrs;_meeHgg;r ln c ; >r)il Mr, r; ,, ,,BV, on- M h Engliih-apeaktng Stoalain* • ut- emphasised. Survivor* o f-v e te r­ gdete^ tha year," Mr. RIChard L. A. Brumtey and Son at their British transport* bringing them p’lng, Pilmrogriphiiur. filing, hualjj tarad somewhat similar’ senti­ ans who received bond* must go niah' I f f Sanford! On#’ion,* James G. Ime ness.arithniHUc, calculator.and ad­ farm on Celery Avenue early yes­ to Germany. to the Post Office and nhtain spe­ ment*. gt tht rouri»t C^ntfr. 0[ on# grnntNim. I airy One section of tha fence nearly terday morning. v * a - t* l - H | n i | it si IT i , * +e > ■ j The official said these degrees ding machine practice, and a gen­ I pbotdgraphrd a point 21 mile* cial blank* to tfe filled out ard • 50 feat long which was blown Gueals at today's meeting in -* Payton nf Hanford; one sister eral rlerlcal course. Upon »atl»r untied to Ihe proper Wulhorltlcs. Tha building wa* a mas* of W#r*t aouth of Lahora, Where the lllndown on the south tide of tha flame* when the blaxa was dis­ Mr*. Mary Margaret Priest of First! manljandling. du-BIkh and SfosUm lines Inter­ Tii# next of kin in thl* rate Is cluded Bob LukS and Gens 'F is ­ Carthage; two brothel t, John factory completion of any reurse, fi«!d la in fair conditio* and can covered bv a negro helper and considered In Ihe ord-r of wife, hery. a certificate is awarded. Second: ahlp’s hostpipes. r sected. l be repiaeed with‘ little difficulty, therefore the fire department wa* Fields nf Carthage and W, N. Third: tear (« t. ' The*# llAaa extended-In both children; parents. Th# Iwnds mutt '* ‘ ’ ’■ l However, tha section on the south, not called. About 50 tons of fer­ Fluids of Hanford, N.’Y?.*, nn ha'f l>* cashed tor the' full amount, Mr. H# added thatVompahlon would east corner will offer somewhat tiliser. Including sodium nlturs. be used only es “an absolute lest directions as fs r as the onlooker Sauls stated, as no partial pay­ brother. Benton Fields of. Happy, Rourid World Fliers Berlin Raid Shelter could see. The refugees were In of a problem, since It was pushed we* dcilroyet, also a ahed con­ resort." Tex. every Imaginable vehicle - and oh ment will be made. .. . against a pole Inside of the park Funeral service* jrill be con­ Mr. Sauls temlmle l t veterans Make Ireland Landing Will Be Blown Up i a British authorities estimated IQ foot. Men carried women and the and Was splintered badly, Mr. taining’ farm tools and impls________ . , ducted at 5:00 P. M. Friday In the .MV ... would take 24 hours under or­ Infirm, the latter with beda on that thd* national VFW organise, RIChard added, tioti strongly urged nassag-s of th* } NEWTOWNARDS, ' Northern Erickson Fiineral Honrn with the Mulrhead, a neighbor, not- dinary conditions to disembark their shoulders. BERLIN. AUg. 28 ( * > - Th* jj| A 40 foot portion of tha fence tbs nrumlsys of the fire, the Jew*, being shipped her* from The line of march was littered terminal leave pay bill, but that ( trolisrul Aug. 28 (A*l—Cliff F.vans Rev. Douglas Charles officiating, Bvlng, Ihn *'ck am), the dead war* Clear tha clubhouse can ha replaced and water -was poured on negro French water* after their un­ w|th neraoakl effect# abandoned national Comdr. Louis E . S ta r r L » u'.ihtncton and George Tru- Intormenl will folluv In Ever- being moved nut of tho way to-’ with little difficulty, but none of near the burning shsd successful attempt to run the In flight from roving, bloodthirsty asksd all member* to retain Ihelr „ „ 0f j J j Angles, who arn at- ’ green t>m#lery. day tor ana of tha biggest damoltha fence It In too good condition dsrelllng*. keep the fhe from spreading Palestine blockade, If the refugees band*. By military estimate, the l-»u4s a* long a# possible. tempting a leburoly flight around - ___________ __ itlon Juba In poatwar Berlin, tho and will have to. Save major major re- to Anyone desiring fitth er Inform­ tha world In two light sport plan-! to them. -— *• ■ B lo r lB should reslat. The Job might taka death toll of these hand* on hoth lf not Replaced tnUi Mr. side* of the border In the last 18 ation about cashing the bond# •a, made an unlcheduled. tomllng \ n B f ]\H qB i n g H n n H f j 72 hour*. , I ted. IChard atat -lk ’ , ' Present plant for the arrival -of days haa been In the thou**ml*---- county service officer, St-— [Plans Completed For 30.000 peopl* at a time dur. A group of Sikh* and Hindus Iceland. Raiders Body Found tend n n . . . |tha refugees next week call for Dooley ing th* war. would past while the Moelems • Th# two American* had taken l'ony K f lC E S Monday I removing the passenger* to train* waited. Then a Modem party off from Keflavtk airport, near During th* vrar and afterward(and transferring them quickly to 28 b n —Th* SHANGHAI. Aug. 2i Be Held Friday A« Ml] Midwest Scheduled Reykjavik, last avenfng bound -dy of Cpt. I eland 0 . Faktor of It nlio served * * a hospital. Ora Tha Duaty Roots and B ad d W Nto«n hut camp* near Luabeck, wouM nas* while the Blkh-Hindn line halted. for Freitwlck, Scotland, but a Plymouth, la, la*t of th* mltalng of It* wartime patient# wat th* To Get Cold Front heavy iVMrs. Mary Brown Dooley, wid- Club met Tuesday evening a t to the British occupation sons of The leader of one Bikh group ml»t a t tha latter airport Doollltla Tokyo raider*, ha* b«en lat* Hermann Goerlng, who went B w of tha lata Mart is E. Dooley home of J.P . McClelland and made Germany. said hts refugees had been at­ eaurod them to chang* their found by a u , B. (r*T *t regis­ there praiiimel-ly tor safety from plans for the distribution of tacked four times enroute and By TH E ASSOCIATED PRESH plana. tration field learn nearly 450 the allied alrfleeti which he had prise* totalling mors than M00 Cpsler sir moved Into th* Midthat 200 to 800 had been killed. After a two-hour halt the. ralr miles aouthwett of Shanghai, Col. rashly boasted would n*ror bomb Several Towns Lost at the Cow Pony races and tour­ m c< f l u m i m th. A British offlcef confirmed the west today after a alight warmup took off again for London, ■ Gharlea F. Kearney announced to­ Mctlln, gai t 84„ Ttara. Mrs: was nament that will take place at of one of these attack* and yesterday, whlrh routed tome ap­ ■ ■ The struct un* I# known as th# . To Rcdfl In China report day. 2:00 o'clock Labor Day after­ 1870 la an Indian officer th* report of prehension among heal-weary, « lie said Faktor’* body, discover­ '•Bly Zoo Bunker,” a* dlatlng*. noon at Fort Mellon Park. GATCHEL X RAYFI) another." •id-nto. Zoo , ed outside a village, had been I*hetl from the "Little B r HALOID E MILKfl Present at the meeting were Th# CbJeago Weather Bureau Ll*e stock lay dying nf exhaus­ brought to Shanghai by tampan Bunker” deraollebtd earlier In th* NANKING, Aug. 28 (AV-Com- tion McClelland. W. O. Kllbae, 1 ‘ ■ N N b i i M B Mr. Forroit GaUhel, who wa* incold front wa* moving and malnutrition'along ih a gjid • enmnter nmler the ailiyl pro­ Mr*. Hannan Harriett, C. W, raunlst raider* under one-eyed waV because .the refugees could ■cioa» touthrru Inwa this morn- I n — R n e a r K l a a f a n m a * . l a l a . T m **«' Rtiter B.gM fil "(Jama gram of destroying German H r remain* were Identified by a C. Rabum. E. J . Camq-Ti.g antT pusTiIiTg ’ fTmL-.vnr«l atul day afternoon when the Ford pickstruetu* claselfleil a* war western Shantung pro­ nuuunmr l o m SHMIgh to let Hum gold ring, a allver name braceL. IMMrieln and eastward. Somewhat cooler tepi- uo truck he wat driving turned 1st ami s crumped leather glove. telillal. vince. have rut a wide twath ir. A. Mem reported ov#r over i f ter blowing a tiro and (IdaThs Indians Wor* I heir finest i-craturej- war* r- recta through Urn Henan-Anhwal borMinnroota, northern Towa. the awlping an oncoming automoMI*. __ ^araeronJ dcr country to roach area# within clothing in an effort to save It. Their garment* were ralntoaked Dakota*. Wisconsin end Michi­ haa l>een taken to Ferns Iit-Laugh­ BUDGVT CUT m /- f * • « . JW N tt- »^tk 1" J j " o f jl3pt<w , field w- and mud-splashed. Tlie Court House will lie ctuserl gan and wa* due to move Into ton Memorial Hospital pending and John Uonardy. Races will In- port* aaW tmlay. 1 LAKE SUCCESS) Aug. 28 I f f TIn Delhi r Brltisn traveler .re- Illinol* ^ntl Indiana thl* after­ the taking of g-rays f .r n l.nck Monday for-Labor Dav, and the TTi# ' official Central New# y clods the cow pony race*, girls regular September meeting of the — A United Nation* hugatavy Injury, Jtled th a t. Moajstna InvadnT bla noon. ■ ', today recommended roes, quarter hors# race, flag'Agency said defending force* had , am compartnwnt hear Lahore On Apt*. 13/ 1945, Mr. Gatchel County Board of Commissioner* commlttrNo sudden drop In temperatures race, barrel rocs and tlgaag roc*. In/lctsd severs c a s u s t t l h a on and told him, “S*n!h, you're aaf- srr-mpanhd tha,cool air, and a suffered a hack Injury when lie will ho held at 10:00 o'clock on that f4,l08J)9H to lopped off a In . at 10:00 A. M. Th* biggest H s r* . pels* p o w will w ,i, be i n the i n , #50, h v i iRed h u farce* i w e r a In in the m e mountains inuuniem e along w o o * If vOu don't Interfere.” Thrn, ho Weatlter Bureau‘spokeiman aald fall from a-ladder whll-r picking Thursday morning. Sept. 4. It wa* auggvaled I94B buget nf 13#,403,will he made '.n race prise* will vary from' the border, but admitted lot# nf *atd, decapitated a Hindu traveler II "aronT b* ao much cooler, but citrus fruit. II* la roported to b« announced today by O. P. Hern­ 702 tor operation of th* p **c* » the Geneva Geroat-ry-----severe! town* to the Communist*. in th# compartment and I«fL •5 to $20. It was announced. agency. don. It will keep us from Ratting hot." resting comfortably. * - ■YA" «3^5§f ** %*:*'?**?**\ NEW YORK. Aug. 28 </P>A rv. Thome* E. Dewey unequivo­ cally rndoned universal military training today in an addreii be­ fore marred thousand* of American Legionnairer who opened their 29th convention in ftag-draped Madiron Square Garden. “ It ir our duty.” the 1944 Republican candidate oaid, "to pro­ vide a program involving participitaticn by all able-bodied young ^Ainertean men under univertal mil• Hnty'lrainin».,f . ' J. A1,! Tha abatement was the first In- LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 28, Wh—The Security Council todev rejected a BraiiUan propos­ al railing on Egypt and Britain to resume direct’nvxuilsiioM In Ihelr dispute over the presence of British troop* In Egypt and 'The future of tha Sudan. The . motion fell one vote abort of passage but wa* opposed only bv Poland. 1 W ar Bride Freed |Jaycees Receive __] Note* ExchangedBy Florida Jury 1)1 ?'V-,1'-1 iBy Pope, Truman I» Murder Trial On W urfi I W , Prison Educator W ork Of Passing Address At School Laws For KiwanisLuncheon State Is Related S a r a . ’is a s r s Damage At B a ll. Park Repaired For Tonight’s Twin B ill t± *r&±. Enrollment At Vocational School Eyewitness Tells Of Indians Fleeing Communal Rioting e m fiilJs&dSi spsi»ffe%, V '- ’ -1—d : • ~==tb- •r **** B 3B . =v ^4.-: { j ^ || 1 1■ -I f! " ' I -1 u— ■ �TOE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE TWO The Sanford Herald ■ O LL.4SII L. . Mll.l IIK 4X COlttXI'. IIK IS S . i l w . i > la**a*v RrftlSritIPTiO* MAII.% OifJor, wt«k ' AU .t ll n t . r .r J , .« (Sank., ltx.lwll.la. WHS n .l.n . •! MlMlStantaU II I th. » « '» « » •>* t l U a i I . N i , n lll to t k a n n l 'I n «| t t t . I . I « 4 . m l > l .« i l l r . . JIA Ili ‘StmMWi !■«.. I t t l t w . t . l b . g tralil wUOftfc. la ikr ■ .I I ...I flrU o( .J..HI.IWB. Olfl- Ni a t. H t l .l a l .n l lu «b. hunt Farm Future Im l» ('lim a . n.l \*» laik. allaa ------------ . . TOKYO. Aug. 28 W>>~J*P«n'* war preparations were ' "d*. tensive’^ until Emperor liifohito issued orders for attack* on American, Britiah and Dutch'ter­ ritory former Premier Ilidekt Tojo raid in an interrogation read to the international tribunal IN OBSERVANCE OF *j I ♦: LABOR DAY § i TH E STORES IN SANFORD Accent On Youth— ~ Tto llr ,.14 |. a n. a. . . . f ul ito A<M«tal*e Jap Meet .Decided To Go To W ar Dec. 1,1941 WUlintn 51, Blnlr, who hut been'interviewing farm pm for the N. Y. Times, «ay.n that those-in Illinois, the heart of the farm belt, a redoing'some serious thinking about the future. ^ With the present system of price support and the demand for farm producta, farmers arc enjoying greater prosperity than ever before. The Secretary of Agriculture, Clinton P. Anderson, shvs that now, when agriculture Is healthy and productive, is the time to draw up long range plana to pre­ vent a stuntp. Most farmers believe that industry and agriculture must work together, higher production bringing increased Income to purchase farm producta. They have no desire to go back to the controls of AAA, which they believe .was puyely nn emergency measure, but roanj- think that some government control, or at least government planning, may be necessary to create stability for farmers and con­ sumers-here and abroad. ' < Whether they are right or not, it is a hopeful sign when n large, representative group like the nation's farmers, in­ stead of setting a date for a future depression, are alive to its possibility, hut firmly resolved to prevent It. rillai la tfcv t.wnt,, Milk ktwSww.rla .laili.lt THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1947 r»a*a q .k l t k Ik FHlIlllS la Ik. aa*' of t***fcli- at alt lk« U«-il a r m la Iklk a**.,** V*». AS* »*«*» *l»*me to* erlnlM From Frank S. Wright, former publicity director of the Will B E CLOSED . •• all University of Florida, comes a clipping from the New York THERE IS AN .IN V Ifllfil.B BENCE BY OUJt SI PE. 5NG AND ABI E TO BEAU 'O U R BURDENS EASILY. GOD WISHES UB WELL, WHY WOHJtYT—P*. 56:22: C«u thy burden oa Jehova. ‘ B Herald Tribune about a University of Florida alumnus which will be of special Interest to graduates of that great institution in this part of the state. He was "one of my boys", comments Mr. ;’Wright, _ ......... back in the days before the war when he was at the University, "President Truman has made a distinguished appointment to the Fereral government in naming Mr. John R. Aiisun to be Assistant Secretary ‘of Commerce for Air, "says the Herald Tribune editorial." At thirty-five this seven-times 4 « « « u e d v e t e r f c » o f marial campaign. bul (ion I (otgcl to your Christmas shopping early said lu be 5v500,000 tuitis. But ihete i» e tide to every queiJu it how far lottery gengilcn ilLga. tLAittsA jO -tijin s-Jo j>tcr. shown l>y H H f, the reccnl bombing of the borne of to Atlanta newspaper editor IA ^ d r l d W s ) 71 ita< irP RADIO PROGRAMS Station WTKK clea rin g : "The Cochran-AHaon team had na their authority General AntokFa command: "To hell with paper work. Go out and fight." They did. Gliders whizzed into the Jungle field in darkness; by day the field was clearer, and thnt night sixtyfive transport loads landed on it bringing In Wingate raiders, food, equipment and ammunition. It was a team job that could only have been done by men of Imagination and high courage, That is. the sort of stuff of1which Mr. Alison Is lo wtillng Waibingtcyp Mcrjy-Go- made, and that is what it Rcimd while Drew Pcaiton, Vrjifl laid aside at the Coinmet ^tSjidcqfRooievelt ilmughf.wki a Citizen, MrrWfflianV" A . % From Miami comes a ballot in a public opinion survey un (he Subcrnaloiial proqiecti for nexc you. Apparently the following are all jpiotpecli; W. S. BasUn. Henhr paynsid, Stafford Caldwell. U toytCvIliip* Colin English. George from his gun. clanked loudly moil cmb«rta«iag for the tiirce bold b i j They premplly look to By of Ocala In an effort rising costs has levied tibai* and collection :h U expected f lo raise a jtat.'H e^ ie mvnsri arc to pay 15 rents a iuontb their gadUtgc collected iHicfc rM.bluljmrnl) ami hou.h w i l l ji y propormore. Somf might think } ■** °ul, oI P»yin« the iy by Icttirif the garbage ite, but * City fanilaiy law Sanford Merchants Association enviable record and the kfud.of vision and daring required to keep this country air-minded and out in front in aeronautical development. Hfc joined the. Army in 1986, was sent to England in 1941 na an adviser to the Royal Air Force on operaliona of Amerienn-built planes and, as an assistant military attache at Moscow, helped to train Russian pilots In tlie dark days of the struggle against the Nazi invaders of the Soviet Union. In 1941-48 he was on* of Qeneral (Tbennuult'g aces in the '14th-Air'Force irrChlTUrtltan<i*ik oviF the FT\ nig Tigers!' Next he and Colonel Philip Cochran ( “Flip Corkin'* of the "Terry" cartoons) ‘(earned up with a bold and enterprising Briton, Major General Orde Wingate, who had sold to Pres- Justice Tom Sabring hti not .le­ aded y*t whether he will rust lor ■ governor next yeir. bul be would mike en ible administrator fo> the . 'Stsle of Floiidi_ ■M/i. Roosevelt denies that rbe ever treated Jim Farley end bit ' Wjte at anything but her social equal*, as lie hti cbkrged in In* m e a t Article* in Collier’* maga­ zine, Perhaps *n. bul wb»t a thing to squabble about! ALL DAY MONDAY SE P T . 1 Are* We Getting S3tt? ■Mo... rn. tl.LII.I__ Tk it is* up C r r . I . i fiv e Now* o ! lh« Day S.bk Twill,Til Hun*, t i l t la.-k Aiken tune* «. j u u p o n . l‘* r * d . *.tk Hotngrlm* t.e e Now* t i l t r . n u a l Klurtj* Ulllbllll** Trt* The Amhiwkduie ItS* Kina Col* Trio A photograph by R oom L. Cox of two pretty Ranfqr.l mtksee, Peggy Pippin and Louliw Lundquist. trying to entice monkeys on Sanford'e Monkey Iilaud intn eat­ ing from a bag of candy, and with James Houghton forme.' Zoo sup­ erintendent who designed the Idland standing In tha background, was featured in tha Aug. >0 Ml- StSS T h u ru ta r E ven ing Contort l».ee N.w* ttiS I lleq ariltiil)) Tout* sln ^Street sine. An article, ____ ___ Zoo" by S. R. Winter* accom­ panied the llluetration. Till Volf* of th. Army StM News lis t T o n r P i* lo r lis t Harry Jam** It** N.w* U tk ill.nn Mllior I f il t l a ii ntW i m a ■ -" "r New* l:SI l'*l«ry Chopper* JimbOree Sill llDmeoIran l i l t lllfUn of the Purpt* 8*a* tin » * n Perhaps it's th* eummer doHrum*, perltap* it’s just IridlgMtiun. but wo got to thinking re­ cently how many time* n year an editor gets Invited out to a free meat, aside from routine luncheon meetings and convention banquele. It teem* that no new I'tujvi t, civic or commeretalr be proparty Introduced, Without having the ttreaa on hand to mak* with the knife and fork, before the big plan la revealed. Whether it la on or o ff the record makes no dif­ ference. The way to .hi editor's mind. It would appear la through hit stomach. Judging from the present trend ■of "eet and listen to our slory, Hr, Editor," the President** press conference* mey soon become nlco sociable tee parties, or better yet, aleak dinner*, with the real meat of th* situation on the table. In•tend of .on the record. Perhaps the knife and fork may become essentlal tools of th * , trad* Instead w T ilt Si.nrlo* S»r*n *d* I d * Users _ "T h e se m on keys in the h e i r : ;if 8anford are wild, but It ia poarlhle-this-way to get. -toil* clote to them ” lh*-e*ptlon read.— ; ----"Transplanting »lld monkeys from thetr- hsbitat deep tn the jungle to th* heart of a town ■ounda lik* striking a balanc-j with nature," wret* Mr. W!nt«r*.'“San­ ford husbands a monkty city with- ly digging thetr own iomnallstlc gravei with their knives! ^Wouldn't It be more vlventageous to the reading public, If editors or their representatives wont to In two and one-half block* of tba bukineee district. - “Appropriately named “Monkey Island" it la ia without ■ a countercounter­ part. The eneloaure where un­ tamed monkeya are kept In be­ hind a 16-foot moat, onUltting two feet of water from a 191 foot deep artcalan well. Spectator* j scaled on park beneh.-j watch the caper* of the monkeye n* they |tramper up and down « trepesc, I woo.ten swings arid J * * J trees. “Within the enclosure, or Is ­ land, 66 by 78 feet in dimension, are a structure. 10 by 20 feet and a gymnasium. 30 feet across SO feet high. Jam ** Moughton. architect of "Monkey Istand" simulated a Jungli with dead truer and ritied the level o f the eneloaure about threo feet feecause of th* overflow threat* of *' -near.br-take sttd fta r t»f flood* tn downpour* of rein. Th* (stand In its entiraty wee fashioned from .salvaged materials, 26.000 brick* going Into V1* walls and -16,000 square f*et of toncreie forming th* moat and wall*.'" YOURS FOR SALE ? FOR HOW MUCH? Not for a million dollars, parents say, yet many (nil to provide even n few doilara for their children’s future. Baby U nev$r too young for a savings account here. Back up his future opportunity with an Insured savings account that grows-while ED ER A Lo A V IN G S AND LOAN A IIO C tA flO N O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y Phone 694 H om e L o an s B ta S K T .o-ru t.W * 1:11 Mdo.de Wkt*p*r* Bo p io u n d r W * *>M Mirth Tim. lit! HowatU Hart erf 4: to N*w. t<X*l N*w* till THIS W E E K ’S White with colored embroidered initials, rjxo 1 8 x li N*w* 14*1 ctub Hovdix Til Marry K ■ * Special Assortment E ast Color Printed Men’s Handkerchiefs:..................... ea* Luncheon Cloths..... ............. French Back $an(orl«d flUxOU Quilted ■* t * * . Athletic Shorts...... -................. . ....es* Pot .Holders Fancy 80x80 count percales, fully Sanforised • - Special Lot F fU Color Drees Shirts ... .................................. Percale Prints White Mercerised BretdfiqU>i 40xM count. Sanforised Aten s Psjsmss.o.x-.-.... -••• * TAttAilAB8EE, Aug. it! Printed Bayon and Batin To, G E T Ahead /p JL I,«| vO -i--: ■A* >_. iir 3:: oe#*a*w#»*ek*#*tf**+*»**»***< 280 Needla C*Uate* and Bayou Men's Half Hose SiM 9, to To 9 * t 1n g I m a h o a d f ln c m c la lly r e q s than y o u Bara- To y o u r • a r i n g i must bo *alo)y . V futuro Mcurity wjth ......pr* “Apple for the Teacher” Prints yd. 69c Fast Color 80 square Prints....... yd. 69c Cannon 12x12 Wash Cloths........ 10c Cannon 16x36 Hand Towels......... 29c Canntin 18x36 Turkish Towels. Crestwood Plaid bo available when noodod. _ Iflttiirb^emYurin husln* » i condi­ ' reroehow. And the tions was reported In-cigar tnpnumonth which the.CtJf, farturere who increased thtfr #mpoyment by 900 from June 16 to July 10, TWa Industry, Which because of overstock, reduced *m- ia;» Maga- ore, political editors, columnists, Lfits Unminr Avuttons and eVen food editors, gat their f *'<* Horntnr ll*d|t*tton» ■hare of Invttea, along Mth those J*ew* extended to the tm.i htm.ujf, tot Hb0?p.re «S’ ,n .d . freo food and n handout In the* i >. i, Wjman's W ork form of a new* release. , j let#* N«w« Now We crrnrit |K,( ■ , , |lSlSI H*w*U*tl Molodlct ana pleasant companions are con- tin e aiorntnc M.iorti.* ductve to "good press relations " I >)><»* Let's do VUtitna from the standpoint of the host, »t Noon but what about the n sw sp sp e iW J* Manufacturers Face Employment Decline cl»l)— Manufacturing employment continued tha downward trend korun In February with a drop of 1,100 worker* from ndd-Jun* to mid-July. Total manufacturing employment was estimated at 76,accojrdlng to a report rclensad by Carl Ii. Smith, cHairntan of the Florida Industrial Commission. Both durahle and non-durable good* showed decline* ‘ with the greatest decreases securing In food processing, firm* manufac­ turing chemical product* and Miami Paper Prints Photograph, Story Of Sanford’s Zoo Fringed Rugs 24X48 dolnq Uiis-— Aak th* local Woodmen Hkhory Strip . Corer Coverall Play d piere SUe* * to U *940. hM ae estimated 10,700 worker* tornM-Joty. : ' Bmail employment gains were ’M EN o /d * W O R L D b ImuraiiCM ’8Adw^----- — ki i V i taki u u 3iS - H I .9tI -A t *.#- hh vWV ,». . ■ •/tm zg m , �\ '•jr £fi?---:— •- T O E SA N FO RD IH U B H D A Y . A U G U S T 18. I N ? H E R A L D . S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A S t - L .' ft, W. Ware Class Has Legion., A uxirtary Covered Dish Supper Hears Plea For Social Calender , MONDAY A * boon! of the I'rrriiyterisn Women'* Auxiliary will m m «l Tbs Friendship league of the gational Church will ram IVrUh Hour* at 9:00 I’, M. . STRlPUNtMljtOWN Mr. and Mrs. James Knight of Sanford announced today the marriiKc of their iliushtcr. Nell Knight Stripling, t.» hr.rnuel ta Brown on Aug. 24. The ceremony WR* Ccrfornuil by Judge A. M. •tary In Thomnsvllte, (la. Mr. Mrs. Ilrown will make their i at 25254 laurel Avenue. Oviedo Bpoclal lo (he Sanford Herald By MARIAN II. JONES Ovitdians srb- quite proud of the fact (hat four of tne V'imgrr nyrtcent state competMIvo examln<M«n. Mlsa . Elltahnth •Karat >!, granddaughter of Mrs. .Nettle Farnell. won a scholarship tn the State University at-TnUakrmcc-. Mis, Farnell was 4 frvshmqn test year and w(»n many due to her high airhole i tle . During this nuinmer idii* hia'been engaged In State VV. M. • U.jWork and has been travelling throughout the state. This whelIp is good’ for thre1 v c x rr a j arsnlp Miss Harper Honors i Miss Jackie Brotchie I Miss Jean Harper cittrrudmd yesterday at t (30 o’cl-Kk at h«r home on South Sanford Avemio with a. dssert-hridge in honor of Mias Jarkie Brotchie whine^lmirrlage wilt bo an iventuf Sitp i Jay., Marigolds, llnntas an I gr.wnerv formed an attractive retting for the party. Bridal plarecard* were used and after the guest a took tluir seat* Mias Harper, assisted hr tier moth­ er, M rs-'E. C. Harper, nud H i't Mary Gene-Bailey served a d*-v. arrt course. A grrt -i and white color,scheme waa carried out in the refreshment*. Following thu dessert sevual progression* of bridge were injoyed hy the guests and after the scores were edited hirit in ire on* awarded to Miss El Ratal h n tc and srtreno to Mis* Betty Jo Brock. The huxtess presented Mis* Brotchie with strriin.: nod crystal salt and pepper shtitem. During the aftcrt>un cooling drinks and ntita were served. Those Invited to iw wllh Miaa Bratehl# « Rsbxen. K Leth JFIlei Gene Bailey, Shirley Smith, Nancy Collum, Daphne Connelly, Betty Jo Brock. Mr*. William lllulr oral Mr*. BUI Forties-of DvLatid. Mr. and Mr*. Chat lev W. Ham!) and son, Wesley, J r , hive loturn.ed from a trip through the New England stales. * Welter 0 . Bergh planTlo lewvs tonight for Atlanta, tia. and Chi­ cago, 1IL,, where he wilt spend about four months attending a technical school. Tomtuv Meru arrived rr-cnlly by plane front Havana. Cuba tn attend the winter ctasaej at Stet­ son UniVfcrslly. Mrs, John Vaughan o7 Kusktn, Flo. is spending a tuonth with her nleee. Mrs. It. S. Cnnvr, utt West First Street,visiting friends In Sanford. Mr. and Mrt. J . 11, Trahtck and Mr, and Mr*. Dale L. Scott, Jr . plan tn leave tumorro*' to visit for aixiut two wool* In North and South Carolina. week*. Mr. and Mr*. II. tL Newman left today fat ta * Angeles, Calif, ford, will he held in Sweetwater where thev will visit their daugh­ I’fcTl- Wednesday afternoot.. Tile ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, program and games will start ul Pal Zeola for about a month. 4 I . St. and supper will lie served Mr. and Mr*. Walter t.unduuist at G|30 F. M. Mr. Frank W Tot bolt, Mrs.•Talbott, Mi t. !t. I„ ami twin daughter, Becky and P*ul Campbell. Mr*. Irving Mai rnlrp and Mr*. J . B. Jones. Jr. ate the' rommllUo In rhargo of tnak. Ing *rr*ngem''nta In Orted-i. dec­ orating table*, etc. U. F. Wheeler and son-in-law, John Kvau*, have fetUinrd to Wayneavllle, N- C. after siK-ndln^ several days ht i <• on huslneu. Mrs. lone Duho»e cf Orlando was vlaiUng her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Olllfr, Sunday. J . L. Cuthburtson. of Ch-xtcr, B. C. has returned ilium- nfi.'r a week's visit with hia lirether-In* law, Th*d I*. Lingo, iir. and Mr*. I,*iist> and n i f f . Mr*. I'.yy t'l n'r rih', Mr. Clonls, *Mr. and Mnt, C. It, Hunt and drughUr. Brenda, who have uma year _, speitding the past wee* with Mr. a high pverage In all " f her •nil Mr*. Roy Clonta, have return p I to their home at St. Umrge, ,d. Shaffer. Mr.. BrKUgf.tta—s _ -------- *------ larlea Ov Shaffer, wen the • \(, * nd MiH. A. M. Jones are Ip to the University of Vifltlng Mr. Jbnet, mother, Mr/. at Wemtter, When they d !* * fin* boy ht home t«hy will l>o arcotnm>h ■ prtikd by tH^r daughter. BhtrVy, aU of Id* tea. weU ' d D 1" 4 \amort-. Tic grad1. *h o |ia* been .memltug some Him* fed from the oVied-vtuhuoI a* wllh her grandmotlisr, a n ^ E " student. MDa Beverly Ann Jone* of Or­ Mtsa tan a Aulln was the hon­ lando, spent the week-end ih or®* flaturdey dlsm euft ?« V tt Oviedo a* the u'Uest of hir grandMias Kathryn Lawton, >and Mc*- mother, Mrs. Ituliy U. Junes and. dantes William Hennr Martin. T. uncle Ben Jours anrl Mra. Ibn ta Lingo, Or., and w. It. Young Jones, 1 • entertained with a tea at the home Mr. and Mr*. Leon C 01 tiff of Miss Lawton. are having aa *helr dinndr guests A Quests were received at I he doer thU entire week W. T. rinmce and by Mrs. T. L. Lingo, S*. The liv­ daughters, Jean and Billl*. >lr»ing room and dining nv«it were Chance Is visiting In Georgia. Attractively decorated with flow 5lr. and Mra. J . IL Jones, Jr . 'era and fern. The tea latde, jit * had a* their dinner gut »t Friday sided ovey.by Miss Lawton. Mrs. evening, their nieco Mias Beverlx Young, ana M n. Martin nlternato- Ann Jones, uf Orlando. ly waa laid with a neautifnl lace Mis* Kllta'ioth Fatnell wrw the eloth, cantered with a lovely tawl reeent guest of "her grandmother, of flowers and fern. Mrs.-E. A. Farnell. • Those enjoying this nffalr with Mr*. Joe tadnhart has returned the honores and hosleasea wera from Daytona' Beach, where ahe bride's mother, Mrs. Andrew waa-the guest of Mr. nnd Mr*. lln. Mine Itelly Aulln, Mrs. M. Charlie Brannsn. ..' Gary .M rs. J , 8. Jone*. J r . Mrs.’ Miss Jane Seacreat ’» visiting E. A. Farnell, Mrs. V/airoti H, her aunt. Mr*, talnhart. Mr, tain Core. Mrs. Marion Wagner.:Mr*. hart, nnd daughter, Anne, at Day W. I t Meek. Mrs. C. T. Nlhlnck, torn. Beach. Mrs. J . H. Lee. Jr ., MIsi Barbara Mis* AIdred Cone -spent several Lee, Mr*. Billy West. Mr*. H- F. ilays this week with ta r pafynts, MeGowan, Br^, Mrs. IT.' F. sw* Mr. and Mrs. F . S. Conn before Cowan. Jr ., Mrs. C. R. Ctonll, Jr., going on to Orlando^ whet® she Mrs. Merritt Staley. Mrs. Tommy will 'teach again Utte, year. Ehc M Ugy^M ra. Jahies H. has heen atray at summer school. Mra. BaaU.Gumn, Mrt. ' Mr*. Tom Puilln -and ' ‘ talnhart. ' Miss Jane Scac daughter. Anno, arrleod thla wi Vlrs. Walter Teague, Mrs. Ben from Glouchkster, England. They Mrs. Milton Core, Mrs. were met In JacksonvlJt# by Mr. Watnrlght, Mrs. Hollis Cox, and Mr*..Doe Malcolm, uncle and J . p. Cox, Mr*, Georg* Mor- aunt of Mr*. Pu! “ ulHn'L MrL J P VPuBfii . Mrs. Paul Campbell, Mrt- Is better known here as the lonaer rt Lee Kemp, Mra. IL L* Mias Helen Dunklee, She married ler. Mrs, Jam e* Partin. Mm . Mr. Pullin, of Gloushttater. Eng lore Aulln. Mr*. Pste Aulln, land, sevpral year* ago while he J . Y. H*rrU, Mrs. W. U- sea* in this country. Later ah* Mrs. Toptny Moon, Mlsa followed him to hi* home- It was there that their daughter waa Mr*. Tip Pat born. Doe to the atrick tlnthr* Mr*. Lyle IX. MIH!son, rationing, Mr*. Pullin'* aunt, Mr*. tel Nelson. M rl Henry Malcolm, ami father, Mr. DunnMr*. Ferrsil UfaMev, lee, of Tampa, sent her clothing Jo t for the baby and herself a t Well as other things she' asked for Inat Joe thty were allowed lo sand. Hr. Olllff Mn. Pullin (a still in tba English i Me- somewhere on the Mr*- L O, E u ro p e. Mra. nch. ter after r*. visit ill remain here wit exp erts tu hr obert James taarten, son of School Sups Superintendent IT W. i-ow­ ton and Mrs. I-awto’n, was **>nrded a scholarship to the University of Florida at Gainesville. James graduated from the Ovinia school with many honors, one of ili/m being the highest giynte* n " i "iulated. He won this w ind for the boya and Miss Farnell for the girls. This psst year he has been attending Bob Jones College, in Renoessee, where his lirillam ? won hint many honors. At the close of school iri nnnihcr s t a t s compeietlve . eXktntnntlo.t Mlta Mary Totten won j t scholar* lo the Stele UjitversUy at they to Ing several day* days with Mr. and Mr*. Elmer F. /.dmlquiaL Mr. and Mr*. J . II. Hodge t. Ted­ dy, nobhy and Maigin llinlges have returned to their hume on the Petand highway after visit. Injf in New York City anJ Notth and Sohth Carolina. Pfc. Willie Ler Bohannon, Jr. and Mr*. Bohannon have returned to their home in Washinglon, D. C. where Private Bohannon I* sta­ tioned after a 21 day visit with' his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Bohannon, on West First Street. Mr, and Mrs. Hamid Appleby hive a u iid r gueite Hr. cml.ALuu. Elmer Dann and children, Roland and Hettv Ruth, of DoLan-l aico Mr. and Mra. Charlea Webb and d#ughtec-Judy—nf —Mrt.ranitti'.t o, lit. jrho who Were were called railed tq Sanford Konrur HI. becauAc uf .lira itaa.it uf U. _l Dann. Mr. ami Mr*. Jack trhle of Nenluhe Beach and Jtr*. 41. K McGreggor of klacon, tin. plan tb arrive Friday to attend the marri­ age of Mlsa Jackie BrotchU to Janie* I„ Ingiey, Jr . Mr. and Mr*. Brolchle arc Mlsa HrotchisY aunt and uncle ami Mra. Mdirrggor is also her sunk 'rMr. and Mr*. Fred E. Russell have returnrd front tpeinlinr three months In Charlotte, N. C. with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Frank Russell and lo Cleveland, O. with another non and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Joseph Russell. They also visited other relatives in Bhartm, Pa. an 1 Far Kockaway Beach, tan g Is­ land, N. Y. Georgia, who has b.-en visiting Mrs. H. B. Mattox, has return# I home, Mr*. Mattox an i Mr*. Ad­ kins spent the past Week in Ml"ini. Mr. and Mr#. Werner Hath, of Kingston, N. Y., who hav* been visiting Mrs. Huth'a parents, Mr. and Mr*. C. ta Allen, navo return­ ed home. They went Accvnjl**nicJ home h r Mr*. Hutra* brother, Maynard who will speml some time with them. , Mrs. Burges* .McMahan and liahy son have returned -home from the Orange Memorial Hos­ pital., * Mr. and Mr*. Stokas, of Or­ lando. wera recent guest* of Mr. and Mra. Burge** McMahan. Mr*. Stokes Is super!ntrnde&t of the Maternity Ward at the Orange Memorial Hospital. Mr. Vpd Mra. Basil Guynn, who have been spending tho wu*. two week a at Cleg Clearwater and Min in I Beach, hav# returned home. Me*. Ernest Ward and baby son have returned home from the hospital. Mr. and Mra. R. ta Ragsdale spent Sunday at Daytona “Beach. Th# Rev. and Mr*. 11. H. Link, daughter, Dorothy Roae and m u , Alfred and Marlowe returned home Friday from Rl lgcerear, II. C. They left again Saturday a f­ ternoon to spend * while at Day­ tona Beach, Bobby Ragsdale or compen led them over and waa their guest for the week-end,’ Mr. and Mrs. Leon C, Olllff, w|io have been apending some was time a t Daytona Bench, ha turned home, M n. Olllff ' m M ‘ •».-= -i gw-ran 1 PAGE Stineclphers Honor Mr. Ami Mrs. tiarner Couple With Supper'HoHtu At Slipper P a rty - M>s. J . H. Tlndcl, Mr*. P. H. Mr. and Mis. J . M. Hl.nccipiur 1 - Mr. fiul Mr*. I.. ■*. tistn ir were NEW. YORK. Aug. 24. :4b . Wyatt and Mrs. Alytx- ‘ Asl-lown iffte Norton II. Pearl tvf Detroit, wpie host* for buffet *upp< r ,l*«t host* at a .hamharip-r f-y and were hustessrs for a coven*.I dlsK nai naj prestdent of tfi,- Autcri exeiilng honoring 5H»r Jackie picnic supiwr at their hom e'on suptier held by the H. \V. U'nte kan 1.,-jrion auxiliary, a»ke«l the Brotchie and Jam--* I., ingiey. Jr., Went Sixteenth ,4ircet last «x*nBible Class of the First Mrlho- auxilUiy's 1*20,110(1 rm-mhri* to­ , whose n.amage will take place ing. dist Chun It recently at the rhun h. day b> “muster the mightiest ‘n' thi* week. The .dining table w asj Following \upiipr .thc guerls tnFollowing the supin-r » business flu-■'■re our eomhlntHl ;lfort i can T centered with a striking arrange- t joyrxl gotAe* ami »ihtin.; thrvugivmeeting wa* conducted by Clyde wsemblc on the side uf pcu.v Mnd mrnt uf white lilies and uspuinyti* out the tetnnindi-t ‘ if the evening, Bruckman. The grouo n^iolntcd fie plarod i>u a reflector. In fu n l o f. Those enjoyed the party were: a nominating cutiunllU-e which the flower® stood n irilnistUix* Mr. and Mr- EttanH SmlHl, Mr In a'-m-ech to the uiixiliart's consisted of Mr*, f.. H. t.lu rpviit hrblc and gna>m. Ml. and M ti amt Mr*. Ilafry ' H i i-wti and Ing, ‘Htsiiniah, Mrs. ta M. Swain* dpcniiis" convention s*!**i'te, - sli t J Stineripher w h o aXrl&lgd |ll rerv* daughter, t’ hcryt F raiic-*, of Ho'*ald that “today the wnnd stands ind Mr*. It. T. IVort-ni Ing by. thelf datighter, f.lfix Grace lywmol. Mia, Gtac-t-i-Hadley and ■ Election of officers yUR Ih- held crjpfu-, d at u erttsaroad, where PmMarie Sllneelpher. son. kYank. of I-1*, t nuderdate, In September at which time Mr*. rw-t bads to iwace ,ind fierdum, J Following (lit *uuper the r i ”i>P Mr*. Alvlc Moor*1 so l two cltildJ . P. 'Bate*. Ml** Ella It-dton und ^^Letln-r unimaginable horrn'- of enjoved ''charade*’ un.l group ren. Marilyn nnd DoiinlJ, of F t. Mra. Clydi; Brockman will l<c Ho*- another tvar und Universal UktatoHltip." . singing accompanied by Mrs J . t tauderdale, Mr*. \Y. F. Garner, taasea. Thu*c_ preet-ni the L. Ingiey. An aluinirum steak Mr*. leiurlne Iteal. Kenneth *‘Thc iiietTst action, derision, in meeting. w*te- Hr"- -Ashdov n, Mr. : hnillas xvo* niusaiitod to the eouple tabols. Herman E'bult, Verne and Mrs. Brockman. Pat nnd John fluent-p*' on ih.- pert of thi* n*. I hv Mr. and Mr*. Stiurelplicr. ■ |Mnaaettgrr, Roy Kchota Emily Brockman/ Mr. and -Mr*. It.-I.. Iioi2» «"mpn, *ne sdilr i, "may | Those p r e s e n t witti M iss-Fave Garner. Hug,-/ Uariter ar.d McKinney. Samlm McKinm-v, Nr*. tUfii the tide vite way or another.** ! Brutrhle and Mr. .Ingiey we/e the ln»*t nnd ho*to-* Fite d'tlnrcd that “It high n, Mrs. Wyatt, Mrs. Chut pelt­ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Broom*. Mr. -------— -------7--------- ' * tit®r *■>■ fayed tlic fact* of t»*ting and H. W. Warn. and Mr*. J . ta Itight v. Mr. and Wot life," instead of "dn- itcing of Mr*. Dunahl Jones, the Miasc s NaniV Odium. Alio e’harles-Pnrk, a quick return to a pre-war world Kathryn W lgg in *. Shirk-v Smith. A1 Brack. Dougins Brotchie, M. ta th:ii tn. longer exists," and ftrged Jean Harper. Mildred Iteb-nn nml Rnteirn. Jr . and Pete Bniek. that “w-y ieaaraken our Inlet-at in Jtn ordered World and aubortlinate MRS. \. K. MOB AN our ele. lo the rotiinivil Putfil nf Mr. and Sirs. J . M. Ryficlt of’ at| m.tnkirid.” SPECIALS FOR AUGUST Alva, Fla., Mr. ami Mi-. A. E. Gm Thomas E. Dewey extent GrccnwvU an son, llillr, of ed the urreitrigs of the state to Gainesville wete weekend ^niecU Try a New Heat Treat Permanent shaped In the new Feather of Mr. ami Mr*. W, (I, Atidcr* nnd tile .luxilisrv niotnU't*. cut or tell long . . as you prefer. Foipeclall) vruid for dry hair. Ih another speech preparc-l for family. Scalp Irealmrnts and eleclrir massage * specially. Sir*. 8. C, Huggins wa* Routes* the “p.-ning session of the legion lOVtlY SCtltN STJte Carole tarndi* i J a l c today J n . Mrwli*^ rbpurv| etrrirt b«* own luggage Csxut ih# f v i T l.U M I H II* ^ f t U .E R B K A I'T Y NflOK ' Tlartlrrt. Mr*. Pearl—only woman gangtdank' of the -V. S. America New Lo allon - - 200 North Park Avenue Phone OTt sps-ak.r on the program- said the after a 3-day wildcat strike by auxillatv'a mcml>cr*hi|t had film- A .FJ* longthotcmen caused of- ! _ _ Calvin Oldham. Sirs. O. C. ‘.Irock- text frwn flKI.OOOto tW.iant during flclata to cancel the luxury llnct'a j____ Un» past year and e odd reach departure from New. York for ' •»« man. Sits. David 8 p j LWUxiti “m the near future," llarrv ticigcr. Sirs. B.UU, M Europe. Carole was one of D39 , Walter Vat borough, Sir*. ScnA FA I*1/ OPENING OF pauengera given reftu-ds by the Kysrr, Mi** Evelyn Danlt-D. ami ship line, (fnlcrnatlorial) COGQUliN SCHOOL OF DANCING Mrs. Knight of W ry fb-ath. * -"**| Hnllywood sH A liniN -M ll.i.i.i: Mrs. W. (I. Anders ypept it f. \v 1516 East Second Street days last week in (Sslnc.-iville vtsitTlie marriage of Mi*. Ellen Stiaing her ,*lstcr, Mr*. K. tirts-n* ' BOLLYWOOD. Au-t. 21, v P iweif and fnmilv. Ballet, Tap, Acrobatic idven doln uf Snnfi'id 'tu Dai “I ftiller Hhlrkv Tent:,1ple,-lN-yeai-i.|il ' Cliilllentlie, 0 . was eob-mnUcd Sir*. O. C. Ilrtwkman la spend^yoeiaH-ToerTumhl int? ng a Tew days in lM a .i I this USf fell of Her natural dnv* wotkvisiting In Glim, Indiana tin I Midi- I week. Ing .......... ... Speeiul eluKKm fur boy« in Tup The teacher* for ‘ha renting le-tiu g beautiful these day*. lean Mr. and' Mr*. Miller will nnri Tumltllng. Ilegister ul Slutlio school vear are Sir*. Star/ Nickel, Sbirlrv ha* had time to. think make their home at illl Kim j principal, Joe Slathicut and Mrs. about tin- future. S h e 's t gal who Avenue on Sept. 1th September 2 front ,1 In 5. Lula Moran. lias nlways known what *h- want­ crime solvers. . . . f’bt’ h Clark co- ! Sir. and Mrs. J . ta Drown enter­ ed and now she wants a lifa In the starred with l.uejlte Ball. . . . A , Enroll now fo r Ju n io r Ballroom cIjinhcu. tained with a Idrthda/ dinkier itaovirs. llitig Crasby- ,nchtt* with n‘ pood t — hohoiing her brother Henry Har­ 'Wbv not?'1 she asked, ns sne rison of Ranford at the home of restr.l on the "W ar Party" set. Sir. ami Mr*. C. F. Haittam Sun­ “I lit, working in dirt tin-,; it's day. fun. 1 re no reason whv I rhould Those present were Henry Har­ null t ,r. . VL u T. x i. , . . . - f rison, honor guest, Mr*. Henry • “But I wouldn't continue if I Harrison, Mr. and Sir*. C. I\ Har­ had in lake small pi!"* l.i teen rison. Jimmy Brown, Mis* lot- wot king. There would ta- no Uek •J Verne Dunkel, Kcnnetb Harrison in li llu n. and Mrs. Joe Dawn of IlnUJlOrt, fihirlev Indicated she would likv her career to continue n* i: ha* m Sfrs. F. A. LrFils o f Itrtte tilmle, been cuing; she ha* n r nn'bilion j «!"■ » " * visiting relative* hew, W—bm» - Iwr—own-ewniMi nv a rut lrtt Tuesday Tor uto hmipltnl in prpiiu,. (ilni*. But the wirubk Went Palm Beach. She tvo* threat­ like to direct. I |ioint<“l out Ihnt ened with pneumonia. the! n° f c f l ji l f - 'l i m j'jt J i uf - Mr.- and-Sir*,- Pmi! ttwlrv nf :j>idore*| -in llollywotnl (inlay. Winter Garden were rtilh-d to the' 7- “ That ahoublu't In-." she r»mliedilde o fh is mother, Mr*, sinllle p la .i-U .—."Women should 1— ecnxl ■pbolcyr 'who had a stroko on F ri• directors. They-bavo iniu-v *ma-day. She entered H i p . Fyinahl- gjnitlon than men. They me twi­ taughton Slrmnrlat lloipltr), Sun­ tes liar*." j day. ** RlUrley isn't worri'-l nlnnit Mia* Betty Faye Yarborough i'n d « intriiuptiorix, jncli a* Imvwrite* she la having u lovely time ing Babied. "laiuk at Crawford," on lur vocation In New Y.irk City. ebr eitixl. "Being out of pic ture* W. ta Metain and son. Billy, of dtdnY hurt her. Shb’s mure popu­ Sarasota are spending it few days lar than *),'• ever » « i, at Rest Haven, on ta l e Ilnrney. "1 think the public r •nnmtlien. Among those from Gonevn ni­ Taka Morv PlekfnrtL I have iievur tending the call minting of the s c n her on thn aerueti, but I'd err- ■ W h eth er y ou 're plunning tt Seminole Chapter No. 2 of lit,. t,i”ily !»•' inlet#-ii’d in nviru* her vncuHon, ,n w eekend, o r u Eastern Star wefe Mr*. taul>e if -bar camu bark in a movie.'* day at th e lica rh — h u rry tn \nd look at the Tempi.' come'Bills. Mr*. Jessie tattne. Mr*..Em­ T O F C IIT O N ’M fo r Ihlngi* V ma Youts, Mrs. Margaret (Jolt, he, k, I said lilithely. . th at will help yon have u Mr*. I^rnna. M rtain, Mr*, taltu.' Aha!" she corrected '‘That's Wore w onderful lim p o f Alderman nnd Mrs-vFhiy Ktrevell. wlicpa people ate wrour. They tell me I made a ronn bark when y ou r life . ' W e've scoriv* morally I was never away. It wu* LoufBville LadicH and acorcd or numntur F o x l fault. When I |Ult there value!* — play I lute arrenHave Hemline Rally at It , they Mid I we* retiring gorier* nnd -h e n llh und front the serevn. hcauty aid * , , . th in g s LOUISVILLE hy.. Aug. 2h— * But at 12 I mad.- ‘tvathtean' at OPl-r-Shoutlng "Keep price* ttOWrh Mi!M ami at 1,1 I innde 'Mrs* An­ ml l * * w h l - * ! - m i yrtif know you’ll need— and hemlines Up," Louisville'* nie Roonev* for tabl! ■ Hmslt. nnd ev e ry th in g ’* priced "Lillie Below the K nit Club" Neither of them was'any good, but dow nright low to nend you staged n downtown rally last night I was working. Amt at It I and. with a men's auxiliary, de­ slgnfd with Hejralrk and made on your way In happy Sun clared war on new fashion* whlrlt ‘MincO You Went Away.’'" tfnya wllh wonderful huvroll for longer skirts. So' appmenlly We h tv , another ingn, A rheerlng, whistling rraw-l' dtaF^tlon for Rhlrb'y—ah* Is the listen*! tn rtpokestnui. Wliu mil* ttnr. poeyron who Han Ifrrn a trumry 5Or vnhce.1 MVeroJ arguments for-earner for all but the rital three Ipana maintaining present hemline |y tarf of her life. ihe. ~r waa the raneens'us'that; Tiling* I ’d like to“ *p*: V V . A Mum t Woman *huuld not allow Paris neasrtel without n hotsorntf. »i.oo :* Invrt'blt Under Short. And Wm.uW* to dlcute style*. Jame* Stewart playing a hi el In2 Clothing manufacturers sre 4 o f a wholesome i leslist. . . , Noxema trying lo "Hoodwink" women Into nr dor mystery thu; dsln't 30c buying new stylrt. r the suspect* in one t"»m W ltD ROO T g K s a 3 ta n r skirt* arc neither .a t­ Rnrhnsol final reel. . . . Jim * Allrsor CREAM-OIL tractive nor comfortable. *t no Tussy in t picture in which situ didn't Mr*. Bella Evans, club chairman, hnvit to erv, . Deodorant had this to say about long s k irts ;: A email town picture which "You can t vrtlk in them. Also, I j|,|ni^ »bow the lnbibltsntt «* t o o t h f ASTI l M fftpy JlLrati ttoo Art rf oaten fnnuw rt- Iron. ma ■ i _ _. « * * they ttake darn long 1toand Tulx'*. , . . \ movie Pr*K"ptton lor ycut l« th And W, II. Anderson, spokes, which declared the coming man for the men's auxilary, want, Mon w*s only mediocre., . . ed to know why American women Fidgrim as sahu-llilntf beshould have style* "forced upon a alodgy charortac. . . . A them that they do not personally ,1 in which the gill failed to want." >** nn Broadwe/ and had Mra. Neale Cox, who led the k home, rally, said I,2fl5 tauisvIUa women y Bogart in n comedy already had promised to keep the western pK-tur* without a 50c MI 31 "status quo" of the hemline, and wpianj dance........... Ui v Favn in a Prescription urged that neighborhood cclubs j nen- movie. /. . A my story will, h Mouth w ash Masterpiece ta formed. I shus poltar as inlelligent l*—According to Ibe Art of (ha Apothecary" U an In- 35c Tootli Brush drurllon that appeared on I.UX SOAP 2 17c 94c VALUE 69c )A Ss jt a t e Ih* esrUeet recorded preLUX FLA K ES Uc (cription*. And true to that BATRE8 art, every prescription coat “T S W B It' 5 ™ 30c punruled by as I* e matter piece of -modern pharmacy Y B L iJ“C Silque Hair prsrtlce executed with the H. fullest measure »f prafeaU 1 N S 0 SOc Dally I sJeoal skill and rare. That Tonic and Is why so many doctor* so ■ t * often aay—"llsv e this _ w / - .^ O R A r n t i d F! Shampoo l u t e d T u r n r r rjV K ." They 'knew that prtoeripAD VEN TURE\ a profession Hon work $1,48 Value 98c IZAN IS UAL* \ilTII ALL Um with us. IpHJIiE P , T ffftjJy •l » GENEVA NEWS Mr*. n%ht osoilal. ter TAM PAX kISTERIHE Tlie Friendly _ p | . They i of Mi HiU r if IlA N t) A C T ■ 1 — ---- ■ 2 DRY SKIN CREAM : Orange have i 1 .■ : v * ■- . . . - b s .11 - • t.K n �THURSDAY, AUGUST 2 8 , 1 9 4 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA Leeabarir »t Piilmka First Game To Start Nipped I ’s In 5 Tc A t 6:45; Sanford * 1 Tilt Last Night DAYTONA BEACIf. Aug. 28, (Special)—'Tha Sanford Celeryman eontlnuad to pound the Lall at a merry dip aa they unloaitrid a 12 hit attack on the offering* of Wally Gaddi* to chalk *up a 5 to 1 , Victory ouee-khw pee l Talet*. Th# first Kama of the tloubla header wa* rained oat. \j Tonight the Sanforditoi take on •the Davtonan* in the Municipal Bark In Sanford in a twin attrac­ tion that tl ilalod to cot underway at 0:45 o’clock. It la likely tha( Manager John Kridcr will nominate Buddy Lake and Bill Stanton to handle >th* mound assignments in the two Philadelphia «. PHUhurah J a m e ju c a s T .a e . W L Pr1. New Y o rk I» 41 . t lT M r im A i. Boerner It Plllpekl. ef Bemvely, th •Will T .tra u lt, e (laddie, p bStabcIfl.td P I.4111 111 4 H T I tll MtAflBI* Total* * Ml ^Cincinnati tt |1 .(17 Detroit (I .11 .III C l.v .U n d tl (| it II 7» ,4 7» ,|| Philadelphia t( We»hln*l0ft to. nmU It lU e e lli T /M rrte r WaahlQBton I. Chteece I 4. Ilcetnn t a M £ jib V\\ iaA a 1(,N ' 2 No- 2 r*n* Tomatoes • \ W /i ^ *■ m M Jm // V . V S . ^ ’. ^ ' / / .... ' 17c pt. m o n terby (.'rape Bunch IIHII.HT HAIL 15c (|l. |j Gal Bl each * 11c 20c WHITE no. 2V, can Peaches ' 25c SilUNSHINS 6:H5.P. M. F,our 2 3 / 4 lbs 38c s( nnyurld / u». to iba. F l°ur 45c 85c a r m o u r 's LABOR DAY <Treet 12tizican 35fc * DAYTONA VS. SANFORD Inga. Eltewhere tn |l>« l*»gn\ ihe Lec*hurg Piratee *corml a 7 to 0 victor/ over tho Paiatka A ial.ae aa Paul’ GomtUh limited the A‘« to two biogles and the DeLand' GARDEN FRESH FRUITS & VEG. DOUBLE HEADER Ring In capture n 7 to fi decltlon 1 lb can i»» PRE-WAR‘Quality Whhhey lb 49c Baby Beef&Veal lb 42c ANY CUT STREAK O'LEAN lb. 35c lb. 49c Apples • 21bs 25c Egg Plants 2 lbs 25c ANN PAGE YELLOW GRAPE JAM lb jar 23c 2 lb jar 43o F in t A m o ng F k m ,V F h lA h i...B le n d e d W h isk ey 8ft proof, f t ia ORAM nevirul tplrtlv .Ihr*e f*o fh*r» DfttHbvtor t, Inc, New York Onions 2 lbs 15c SW EET Potatoes 3 lbs 29c eppers ANGEL FOOD lb. 22c lb.25c Sirloin Steak lb. 1 GENUINE Spring Lamb Bhontder Roaat Square Cut lb.5 Shank Cut lb.4 Rib Chops lb. (j IN OUR 8E L P SERVICE CASE EH. SKINLESS Franks lb. pkg. 45c PIN E RIVER lb. 39c CREAMED IN CARTONB 'AGED Cheddar Cheese Lge Stalks Celery No. 1 Potatoes CaUf. Lemons less Grapes Stringless Beans 2 lbs. 21c Cooking or Eating Apples 3 lbs. 29c Head Cabbage (WHITE niARCAKE^ FRESH Beef Tongues 2 lbs 27c FRESH TENDER Finest CRAIN Neutral. Spirits • lb 65c lb 59c Sharpe Cheese SP A R E R IB S blended with not pleated, ro u r t l o hack at any ■a (lo r*. T K -O I. a_ STRONG •g .to re TK-OIi. Ralrld*. contain* M'S alcohog IT IN P T IU T E H . tie.vi he* HOUR m « in K IL L t h . Itch. Today at 'um!ll»l and A ndatw a. '*■ SHOULDER Pure Lprd MOTOR OIL qt 25c bi**»n p- Hard '•••♦ ' IN CARTONS 30IMI MILK Foot Itch .Not R in aiwr BU TTEN D SHANK END GRADE A HEAVY WESTERN BTALL FED HTKKR B f B F ) ' ■XTEHTEHNTmnr lin k • 9*Ur, Jh TM*U Sirloin, T-Bone, Club, Pork Sausage 39c A I’ F.NN P U. S. .Grade A Young Tender Baby Beef and AA Grade Mlnnraola Milk Feed VeAi ’ STEAKS 4k CHOPS SMOKED COUNTRY BTYLE w w ft u fe B aii.rll*id, BHd*, ef Alhletei People keep a sk in g how ca n we <cep o u r p rices so 1i w y e t o u r q u a lity rem ain s th e l»e»t“ A n s War i B y s p littin g o u r p r o fits w ith o u r m any, m any s a tis fie d cu sto m e r*. Sh o p a t M a rg a re t Ann and YouTI B e a a a tisfie d cu sto m er to o . GEORGIA SHIPPED, DRESSED A DRAWN Swifts'P*onut Small 8/14 lb. Hama ----WHOLE OR White Bacon 3 lb can 1.13 rrlnai'in, tf K tl'l.a LOW PR IC ES CHUCK ROAST CRISCO ■ i.v ro n o 8 a n fo rd .-V W iU U 27c r'tom i M ^ A n Corn No. 2 can win n Will Be Cloned All Dav iMona ii u d j tio n . In the Floridj* Stnfe'Drfrui- -.tind* over the G-Men. 204 Eaat First Streat pet ct«<i aiimkc t ..cine tie co, HNO-HIIEEN CAKE MUNICIPAL PARK “HOME CONTROLLED" vBeans 2 No. 2 cans 23c / /y ,V f Clean Stores With Everyday . IONA STRING r t i Lake, liflde. TetrauH. Batrlfl.ee! Hlteeh, Bltvermen. Double playt; Katllee lo K errey tn Satterfield, Le’rt 9 " h a i « ; Sanford #, P eyto n a *, hall.; off 4 off Blrlka o u tfi by t K ellie. I, Gaddi* I. H ilt o ffi lilt•an 4 In J tnnlna* and I run Winning pltrheri Kettle*. Umpire* Ilelbeek and ilnbley, here Customers Send Their Friends^ lit vlt I D etroit 7.1, ttoaton t .J New York I. 81. Loa!e I Cleveland I. Philadelphia I 0W—I IJrrorr Ivey. Hunt balled ini 81). itrman. Lake t. iirida t. •Plllpekl. Two biee hlUr Sllvertpan. Tyler, Lake. Murray. TelraeM. Stolen baa. Big Gooa* Knttloi took’ over fv>m faltering Charlie Iliu m In la it night’* contaat nhd allowed id btngthe Ulet* but two *c^ gained lie-In *cven Inning t, credit for the victory. La*t night tha Orlando Senator* came from behind tn trip tha league leading Bz. AuffiuUr’e Saint* by a ft to ;i ftrore.to oreirrva their *llm two and one-half th’Mnn Chkaao *l liroftklrn t* a—Stnwk out I or Samualy In t|h h—FH»4 ont for Gaddi* in I Mi lUnfONj, ,fc I l f IM lW—5 Dayton* Itrnokljrn i IT 4t ,4 hi. Ijta lt 70 I I .11 l|-f»on 44 I I .!< New York ‘ m t l *» i: Cincinnati ‘ 41 * . t ‘ Chicago -It t* il PitithtrK h* It I t .41 Philadelphia It It .1; l i d i i n l 't i i f i t a r New York t . M. l^iele 4 2 lbs. 27c Texaa 2 lbs. 17c Yellow Onions South Carolina • - Bantam Corn 4 ears 29c FIRM ................... Ripe Tomatoes lb. 15c Onions LIM IT 4 P L EA SE : STARR STRAW BERRY SWAN ANN PAGE PR E SE R V E S LARGE .1 BLOSSOM T IM E-T A LL CANS * ' " KETCHUP PHONE 400 BOSCUL 1 Flakes ENRICO PREPARED WITH CHEESE. AND TOMATO SAUCE MARTHA- WASHINGTON COFFEE Spaghetti 2 -15 3 / 4 oz cans 1 YAN GAMP'S IN LARGE 14 oz bottle 21c 12c ’ 30c IVORY SAUCE N a b is c o LARGE QUART Soap 2 bars 19c 16c K R A F T S PIN EA PPLE PIMENTO, OL-PIM, RELISH Dreft 30c CHEESE SPREA D lge pkg LARGE P E T E R PAN PF-ANUT BUTTER ORANGE JU IC E i* - “$ 12-oz. ja r N ? • •' ' ;' J ; GRAPEFRUIT JU IC E N Na b is c o IM P *-. p r e m iu m so d a s ARMOUR’S RAKED BEANS ty ■,* ■»• GREEN GIANT O’SAGE SLICED PEACHES ‘ ' tp \ 15 oz can MEXICAN STYLE BEANS ‘1“if* /r'fl -— iHELEN ANN TOMATO SAUCE SALAD DRESSING ____ .4i >i * DREFT y jt ,-. e '7*> .-- .? -! ~\.j • ’ z, - - WESTERN BABY BF.RF SPECIAL Round Steak . 6 . ‘ BABY BEEP Sirloin .Steak 6 •i •■ - 7IIABY B E E F STEAKS T: Bon. and Porter House . v* Iffe pkg RUSSET. FIELD PEAS BONED 4 Rolled Roast • 82c FOR BAKING OR BOILING BEEF IN OUR MEAT MARKET PRESSED HENS, FRYERS & DU We dress all poultry AR SMOKED B E E F TONGUES i Short Ribs . 37c ALL MEA T HP.F.F Fr**h Ground Hamburger ilfir ii HEINZ STRAINED BA BY FOOD Rib Chops ,19c MARGARET AN] Lge Eggs PICK LES Shoulders \ L ■- 62< j -* 4|i= - ^ Sirloin Steak BUTTER 11 M. CAPCO BV VEAL Bonnd and Rolltd SU PBR ITB GRADE VEAL Chuck Roast BAUY. B E E S R IB 8U PERITE VEAL 69t REAL LEMON JU IC E BTOKKI.Y CRANBERRY SAUCE HERMANS Weiners 43t Dried Fruit Sale n u rr* . MAYONNAISE Pint 39e �THE SANFORD HERALD. BANFORn F L O R ID A THURSDAY. AUGUST 28, 1947 ID H ERA LD , SA N F O R D . FLO R ID A Wa s h i n g t o n LETTER IN SKI-ON^ ROUND By JA N E EADS I.trtlii, the Deal >weight Champion with I lit? puPcrful putter, liiui won hi* .way intu the m o n j i omul of tho a'tinieiit dlri.itir) ,,f the Negro Ujlitnl t’ojf* *‘i ‘ \ aoclation Tournament t.j.iia lott itnly the thud h il. ytuleoJoy in ti.ft uiiMU Joe Tom ', of I'uila>k'l|ihik, 3 nml cumplciiug U;r OUtBlne ivilli u ftnn-uiu ) m up. WASHINGTON — E Johnido'* walklnr-iticlc, or w ill* . 1 ^ 1 ^* * * defined tk#- object in« hli own? w monumental .1* °S'1 onumenul Dlctionxiy of the English Language in 17M, ha* bean presented to the Library of Congress, it* place along with a number of other, unusual library ***** ,UCJ* M » lock of Thomas Jefferson • aubutn hair, aix .while 21? *biHwvRwlp M Kipling painted some art#.Rial verse when *je Wm visiting a Dr. Taylor a tltra v -r. Pa., in HU9. » . l*iW0 'K**** °ee uf L e « Lothian, former British amhasaador to this country and one of - - ........ Legal Notice ta r\ iixiiitn iicK sim rr. f iitminui. rrtiiiii t I oft lei#* I® » Coum> »* time of ib» d:t nr«• iiiM iiuiit igd ir.ii •\ lid Ciira'Uit CrlUlt (If ifir Mll\l tuwc#i L.ii» ftiriai rirroli; in sit»«f f«*« »♦*< Lh ill %hfrt* I, |Lrf-tfw •tV ttbiife-rr rilrt D* IflflCf * nl O t ajr.sl\ ***** W Fit* Arttlr»*f ]i4) It I K f i l f lift 1‘jg illT lll L I; JkLKt #bt, Lh i §§#» a| rawfuul, ttenaliiol* im *vw\£* «• uirniumirj tjj «»• froat in tho L'hrary Includes another cane. Jsed bv Charlca Dickens In hla declining years. > «v» I t aon 18-Century lexicographer and liUMsry figure, was nre.wnted to th* Ubrary by Mrs. Florence Bay­ ard Hllles of Wilmington, riel., In memory of her father. Thomaa Francis Bayard (1848.13118), fiist ,D. S. representative In Great Brltmn to hold tho rank e f am baa. sador. • T}, , Ujo. J u«k *• formed o f the notished black horn o f an oryx, thirls. ribbed, slightly curving at the top and tapering from hoout an tnrh and a half in diameter to less than h ^ f an Inch at the metal tip. The head of the renc forms a smoky i *— ....... *a mirumj brown cairngorm, or bit nf scot. somewAC carrvmg^oril looped w|tM wrist or fingers. The snuff. tt Is placed at th,‘ loo so as ta­ bs sssUv within rea*h of ths ownt r ’s other hsnd. Biographers record an Instsnre of his successfully Iwatlng off with his cans ths attack of four “foot­ pads" who beset Mm °n>a dark London street, holding them at bay until authorises came carried both him and them" Into custody. On another occasion. It Is re­ ported, Dr. Johnson armed himself with a stout oak staff mors than six feel In length when threatened with bodily harm by James MaeFherson. whom he had exposed xs a literary fraud. The Library of Congress saya the walking-stick has' had other distinguished"owum. Id 1BB0 Tt* came Into the pow ^ton of Thnm. as Chandler Ililibigton, Csnadlan-born Jurist, member of the British Parliament and author of a popular aerie* of humorous sketches published ucJer ths nomde-plome of "Sam Slick,” whleh Is Inscribed on the silver hsnd of the ■nuff-box hist below Johnson's. In 1897 the cane was presented bv his son, Baron Arthur Law. mice Haliburton, to TTtomas Francis Bayard. Seminole (bounty Court Reicords WAIIMAVrt THE EXCITING NEW llif t Ift t t t1«> i*f Deafhsajs ylves yea tbits new fietviss AUim At.RU*. i|U « T .i 1 1 1 ;. I. iu im in U iiiitiS Awuu* NfVerage speed of #103 in ties an hour, t o All NO THIOUOH THI AIL, U-358.Skyitrcak is shown as it set a new d over tho white sands at Muroc, Calif. the U. 8. Navy's JetCaldwell. Arlington, Va„ the plane flew at International air r Piloted by Core7??1 or lets. Below, Comdr. 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M V Professional hunter »>b W’atlare aara he has 2* _ snakra for sale, at co»t, of »10 . each. lie Imported them front Flor­ ida and Texas to kftl UtUesnaYaa' which were overrunning wandrI ville Canyon, exclusive rCiider.nal I district. . / • Wallace said a property owners ' association originally wspUw his offer to eradicate rattlers. hut « new group of officers in the or- • ganixation has now turned him down on the ground that scientists say king anakea will kill rodaats but not rattlesnake*. Gatorn To Begin Grid Drills Monday GAINESVILLE. Fla.. Aug. 28, (Special)—There will ire no d«uy at all abbot getting tha Univer­ sity, of Florida’s 65 football can­ didates on thk first far their In­ itial workout Labor Day morning —each man’s complete practileg and playiog gear la already ar­ tnged in nla locker. ranged th a Gators, who failed to cop * ’ victory In nln* starts lastl MIIWIs *<4son, face a rugged ten-game schJd jlJ The Clubhouse , - -------- — jK HCK \\ .-If Sweer veteran* chose Marjorie Nnrfw W g 0 •c y V <»-■-** *-•+■ ' ^> * , * ' UattlerH OvtrrtfnWB Jax Terminal Team n aW IGIIlTA. Ka.».. Aug. W, t.VHThe National -Semi-Pro tla*el>oll Tournament wan o il to thy 10 tiama certain to abate In the playo f! money today and three, of Ih* 10 were achcduled to b-j eliminated tonight with their second defeat*. Heading the liat weru the Hal. den. Colo.,* Coor* who won their fourth irmme of the tournament lait nlirht and the P o t Wayne, Ind.. General Electric*. Neither team. haa loot a game a o J ihfc pair claah In the opening game Friday night with the winner heavily favored to jro on to the champion* ahlp finals Monday. The previously, undefeated At­ water Packer* were tho latest vietimP’of the Coor*, 1S-5. The winnera jumped Into g thre*-run lead •In th* first Inning M l Atwater piillrd up within a pair of runa at the end of the sixth. UonHwartS -mhed into the game and held the -a eroraleaa for the balareo C 3T )“ U. • • I . Mich.. AuJchedul# (all tlmea Fla., Terminal f * **.. St. Joseph, round, loser «linrir*.J“''k»onvlll*, - ___________ Jprj (fifth •• t m - • - • V, • ^ » .“ v -i - » r * .* - - — l i ’M 4 THE BAWF OKP^ HEj^gUfr SARFO EP. F L O R I D * T ffiiq sp /tY . A(?Ct?8T tgfc W 7 - * La* Vega#, N t ^ 1’ Jar* being held in I FurmAn. Georgia, Tulane. Miami, bred horses best' Asa alt and entrants. and Kansas Slate. **opped 1000 mie then there li no use of Amer­ The practice grind will hardly icans breeding horses,** eald a begin befure.lt halts long enough chap who . watcher, tha races ail Tuesday for the b*ya to /rolls In dava a week tan months every game uniforms for photographers Year. 41_. * slate papers desiring to moke He was talking about the International Gold Cup, tint fl»MM)6f7 race that James Duller sought to make an international affair hu’ (ly LAItHY SMITH which turned our to be nothing Tammy BU hoV ^winner, end more than a ranter between,first AP Nawgfeaturea Fields: and the 9 - ^ CLEVELAND — Tho Cloy .-land nuartet of quarterback class American thoroughbreds eld and two also rans from South Italians'made one at those rare. whygrtlley obtxlned Charles Hunalngsr, and fun>ad Amarina.-------— ——--------Caspar Vaccar*. You will pro, , . The Vace was open to the world. George Metkovich. WhrlT /the Tribe Office an­ ably be re*dlng*and hearing about Butler went to England list win­ ter. hoping to convinro the British nounced -during aprlng training these seven University of rlurida of the feasibility of flying horses Ihm Mrlkovjch, on© or'tho s|mrc footballers soon after llw Gators from one continent to another. The right flc|dera carried by Boston's start thair fall workouts Monday president of the Empire City Hac- Amerlaan league rhamniona, had morning, so you might as well ing Association Wha in tha .Alr l>ern purrhased for an undisclosed take time out now and learn tha Transport Command during the sum. the consensus reaction among correct nronunciation of their /ana was “So whatT” » names: war. However, after theTegidpr (1Hit* ■ H camP *V Tackle P M John i Natyahak ... _ It was sporting of Nelson Sea-bra a t liraxil to e4nd hit Ersueno, paignt got under way Metkovich shack); guard Marcellna Hi doing trick*. ctTdoing tricks. Assigned .‘.ssigne<l to (W orts); tackle lenfr* and Jorge dr Aturha of Argun* ■tartctT tins to aend Endeavour for the center field, he has given the In­ (Keehoe);. guard Leslie test of a mile ami five furlongs dian* ikbrand of speed and excel­ (M ycr); guard Bam Ctccone against Assault. 1046 Triple Crown lence In .fly catching that recalls one); halfback Gordon Fo winner, and Stymie, the world’s pIcasaM^uemorlea of the pasi. On (Powcher); and fullback leading money winner who with the bases ha's a threat to iWal Groetxmacher (Grltxmocker) Mortetlaro and Louis Plroxx his Gold Cup triumph now haa pitchers and Catchers. won 1678.610. He Is the typical typn'of player guard and tackle, may look But. as Btanlay Woodward of Manager Lou Boudreau admire* — flcult, bat just take It easy the New York HernlU-Trlbuno combining speed, spirit and hustle. pronounce exactly what you s e e . __ _ .pointed opts it Ytaint so sporting Metkmrich tun figured" thlpbrYRBTKRDAY’B • of the English to shy nway. "It tantly In many a tribal triumph George 8tirnwe)ea, Yankees, was a great event,” any* Wood­ this season. Here's a typical exhalf of his se*aon'a te u l ouU>at ward. "In spite of the non rooperaiion of thtJThree Duke*—Lord Ueorg?* ifored the running run ou four horns runs In Yankee* 1victory over Brown*. Rosebery. • Lard Derby and Lord lr« a recent game wlib SVaiblngton 0n , 10-lnning „ n firs> ball pitched Aator—who act as pallbearers for by sprinting all the war from first • the British stud book. on a Untie by Boudreau. The I f the * " ! garAe, *"™ *' and last en« broke 6-6 tU In the tenth. “It is generally believed that Nats had expected him Ewal Blackwell. Reds, and Ray thev talked the Maharejs of Bor* at third on the hit—thi Boat, Giants. Blackwell became oda Into pulling ng hi* his Sarajiray and even thinking imar by tho mighty Maliaratta out, of itha S J ’-thie plate. But Metkovich and third year’* flrat 20-garp* winner field, li la eWn *uiuejte<r tTuil |>at-i'coach Oscar Mellllu sensed taking 10-laning ejlcii tnal* Braves, 4-2, although ho thev had something to di with th i removal of tha £ . M h horsePMar-' lent *hfW i^ondn^ s r r ^ ^ h e p'lale 10th aftet his .team wsnt cal Bou.sac’a Djelal. which V aa bfefbrrf Catcher Kirh Ferrell could Poat, up from Baltimore, hit triple and tie-brtaking homer and supposed to have caught cold on iU „ xno b ,!, on hlnu gave Cardinals eight hits as Gi­ W"fKKiwa rd*s * I heo rv is that for^ * never knocked down ants won. C-4. TC. Tribe Makes Grab By Getting George Metkovich * * ' * . ' • , ■ i » *# •••• have been beating tho cars of/ llioso of England and thet if n French horse In turn had his cars pinnid back by n string of Amer­ ican "»hort<unnlng hors**,” the English stud book would lie furth­ er discredited. The Gold Cup waa a truly run rac* In which Stymie beat Nntchex by a good head with Assault, win­ ner of hi* last seven reeas, some four Isngtha back. About the only surprise of the cvtdl was Natchex. He had never gone more than nno mile and a quarter. The race figured to be Assault and Stymie. Assault, however, never won over the distance end the laat time these two champions went, five furlongs more than a mile Stymie wa* the winner. In the meantime Aataulf bea* Stymie five straight, but alwa>* ;n 18 furlong* or under. Bniueno end Endeavour—named Endeavour II her* because of . Jockey club ndingr-did .run wrll for 12 furlehfca' themselves but when Stymie turned It on an eighth of a ,m il* from homo they ault cold. So did AnsaulL Ensuu-no p tilled up last In the aev*a-horae Hold, beaten 90 length* while Endaa2auL.yras fifth, some 20 lengths off - The rac*. a t t t Imnortint inter­ national fvrot of tta kind with going.'to/the winner, will " year. But afM S aamlis' again’ nSi*t Ur thd g sustained by th» tha beatin baatiniTc South American sunk of British Empire, leading'air* (n Argentine, it (a doubtful If. the nrillah will want any part of American horses. - ' a. Male Quartette Sings PlOheer Sana* jfi _ Mm3 — — ■• »i * l u 9—*8- f " 5';* V I/ — *■ ‘ H .* - ■— .» ■ ■ mm ■ — — — e set fro* by tho controlled late Judge Casey Stengel signed him aa a free agent and took him to the Boaton Bravos camp at Brtdenthn, Fla., In 1040. He waa at Evans­ ville on option for two yea.-* and Hartford. Conn., of the Eastara League Had him In 1842 as a f t n t basen:*n-out-fUkUr. • Sold by the Braves to San Francisco of the Pacific Coast League, he helped himself to a .326 average for 71 game*i end then was sold to tha Red do*, l a s t year aa a sub n right fieU he hit .246 In 66 games. lie- batted twice In the World Series against tha St. Louis Card­ inal* and mad* on* bit. ' Dr. Charlr* L. Persona , Optom elrlHt Baaford ATteatU BY BUg. Hears: 8-12 M PbeSO O t Rat. 8-11 Ryaa B xaaslaed - Glassse Fitted f-A v -J I - 4. ) ’ iI . I Y A R D I ^ Y V E N K T l S N 'm j B D B * America’s Moat Beautlfal Aluminum -- Cede/ ~ I A tu tesa LW. B T E Y E N 8 * ~ 6 17 w ! llublngon - Orbmdu Phone 2-0729 ‘ — ms ■ M B . * 5 m ^ , ->• ‘ */ : INDEPENDENT BARBER 5th. Strati A* Back Of Banton’s Furniture »! r W M • m 's •i - f - 1 ■w , _ vv-, TK« Centennial 'Male fi of the Southarn States .Mission at the ChUreh of Jesus Christ of LatUr-dav Saints, currently In haa provided thd musical und for tha morning derothis Weak over a s m — never'lilt the J 0 0 mark in the majora but he come* through with many a baae knock , when <It’s needed. Trlba president Rill Veeck was told by, one baseball man that the Detroit! Tigsra * were disappointed when Cleveland beat them to Metkov|ch’i contract. Vefcli smile* and remark*, ’’Yea. air, sometime* you get a break in’ this business.” Vice president Harry Grablner paid G«orgt a high eormdlinent: Ind* Ime of the old "That boy reminds nera bark timer* back In the days daya when only 16 men wrre carried by each club. None wanted to ride the bench.” Georga himself aay*. "I never thought It waa asking too raueh to hustle! fa*, nine Innings, or even 20 if the gam* huted that long. Now that Fm playing under,Bill -Veeck *i)d Txrtt, Boudreau J t ’s fun and a real pleasure to keep try­ ing with all 1 have.” The 25-ve*r-old apetd merchant broke Into *ro ball with Fulton, Ky.. of tha Kitty LOaguo In after listening to a Detroit roach.He became one of the 82 Tiger- m s mI am V N 1 ’ •» 11 V , AT" �R 8 IJA Y , A lt(i(T S T .2R, 19 V7 ■ r t i n ^ u i i m u l , 11*1 J ,U tffil.-rv.fi a g a i n " ' » !« ; Ttiit lu ltia Will I .. |.aM!iftrd niift a wvab lor (o u r ( I ) ta.naarutlt* ttvaba In T I IB HAMIMIH H BtlAIAI a . oawapapar of en teral tlin trn « c ir c u it roiniT ok t u b latino fiublitlirrl In Hrnilnol# I V u t ' * H JC IH C M I. C lIlC U II OK ijr. Ktorlrta. W1TNSM8 n .j ha tut and of/.kU l > ST AT H OK KIAJilltlA IN WITNK m L egal N otice I'lMk .IA N M A IU O K IB K JC N C . • O. P. Hnu-loi, Plaintiff, tfU « l * M*l ru t i'UVb (S *al) M W' * ■ • • 1 . ------ . M atJfliV K l.u « h at Tllad a (bit J .iu r c a aaain it you In th f tboya lltd co u rt and yuu at# bataby Jrad lo flla your arrliian appaar r (paraonally o r by a u o tn ay ) to Bill of Complaint In u ld n u t . o r baforo Monday, - £«pi.n>b«r tttT, and lo ibaraaflar fTla your » « . If an y you h a ro ; to ta ’d , aa raquirrd by law and (all •laa a D ecra* I*n> co n fn ao will of Mid Circuit and Ilf O ii'iilt t U f f ir ia l S ta ll iifr.fl.il S a n fo rd . P l.iiU a IM *. Klorlila I |..i|i *,i>Mk Avaiafalaa A ttn rtiir* at U a I -u IMIIM11. 1it .tu K U tt * n o t ic k to t m .m TO: A1-1.11- LK|j KIOil. raaaland. Hr/Uih ‘ Carolina. Vuu ala liarat.tr noilflad lhai a ault haa b»»tt intlltalad In "t* Cirtult Court of tha Ninth JadM al Cmtna 01 H o f id a / KrniltiUU *C ..Jh . t r . In C b aneorr, undtr ih«, tut* o f It. A. P lfg . plaintiff, > . Alin I-aa p ic a , difandant. and th at th> raUtf sought la an ab tolet* d m - * Of dlTdfOfr' Tou a r» lh a ra fo ra feiu.rad to app aar In aaut tauaa la t-nean o r h r attorney a t th» Couit II hum In Sanford. Florid*. on tha l»lh day of Jfaptatahar. 1(47. and lhai ;n dafanu th arro f, a d r tir r pro rot. • ittw r - v t T W tff la te 1 R E A L E f T A T E F O R SA LE 3 BEDROOM bungalow, ccrcciictl porch, (hade trees. Uiaiiae feCORD PLAYERS for rent. By A__ fiL Mir hr " bay or weak. Tha Mude Bax, H * W. lat St. Phone IISI. a ARTICLES FOH SALE FPICE apace tn Metech Building. .Large light ufflcaa, rtwly deCor- P ‘K U PO& 3 "a t n t 'a l l tfjUlttaa, kvht and Jani­ ' (feal*. Touchton A tor aervlce fumlahed. Call SodCelery. Phone »»**■ W, II. A A. Dept. Biota. FOR SALE—Llmirock for d d rt wart And roAdwty#— Uhurn DNVAI.ESCENT HOME now onen at Cbuluota, 18 milea S E. o f Sanford and 18 ratlea N. E. of Orlando. Large ecrean and open porthqe to ait and. enjoy », French, the cool brer tea otf L o t* Cath­ erine. Large ground* and waika aa/e from auto traffic. IJtrga !< fSP A P E R 3-a 0 E S T 8 BUND. .BUNDLED IN lobby and rooma. Brick conatnicBUNDLES. tluiU-Can aeeumodate 26 only. Phone or writ# for reaervaMon 5, „ 30 and 2fi-CENT----- • n- ji.\va.a iation Tournament.■ 'I.oula loit i nly the thild hole >e»l.tiiay In defeating Jw Ti-try, of Pull•ihlphia, 3 and 2 , cumplethir; the out nine with a four-uxvi |a; ^S». 8 of M lTti K r u hun **»*(ti, TRACTOR WORK—I'towin. 'diacihg tuo garden phaa), i’bone h it-J. E X P E R T |'pa>uiiiig — ciintrnrt or FLOW MIS 10 Di>sineas O|iportunitioa fa* aU ocraxlonx McNEILL « YOST FLORISTS WELL ratahllHhcd Ilardwxi.* IluaiRtpei Are. Juet off Celery ROOM apartment. Adult* only.' Office ph. 403 residence oh. 410 R iiphx fu r nala. CTran (to o k uf Ph. 801-J. iiierrliamliao. Bux MG P, c o _____ ___ . _ _ a ,, | llin i-ifV * I lK I 'G vuuiiiiria 14U H *| Herald. C8K SPACE In excellent locaHunt1# Tuxede Feed Stur* , tlon. including teUunon* and - . ■■ ■ . ■■ ■•- 12 S P E C IA L S F « V | C E S reception room (ervici. Box R. See Jimmie Cowan’a Sheet Metal f Work* for new Ridi.itm i. new FOR RENT—Hour aander. Easy Radiator corea. Radiator clean­ operation. Reasonable rate*. Sanf o rd P a in t A G lass. Co. ■P hone ing and repairing. ___ ^ ‘^ g z j a s g ^ i i j f place like home. I Want to rent Batterie* A Battery Charging, one. P. 0 . Box 207. Sanford, j IL B. POPE C. INC. AINT — BENJAMIN MOORE'S house paint. Ontki.l ■ white and soloc*. Floor ami Deck Enamel*. 8ENKARIK GLASS A PAINT CO. 112-114 W. 3nd St. unA L u i A i o INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS .RAYMOND M. BALL, ReaUer I BegteUred Broiar and * PKAR8— Excellent canning vari­ ety $1.25, $1.75 and 12.30 pur Insurance Agent bushel. Georg* S'vurU, Silver Bm. 4 Florida State Beak Bldg. Lake. Phone 770-M’ NEW, two atury, three Led room hum*. Two car .garage. On turner lot 118 x 140 in Mayfair. 10 ACRE fann, with house and out buildings—In fairly good condition. Farm la in good state i of cultivation, and rekdy to move w in on. Price tSfiOO. A GOOD FARM of 40 acres: 80 acre* tiled and in cultivation; fenced. H es. smalt house and ample shed and bam room. Faim waa In production la*: year. $15,000. 20 ACRE farm, all tilel with good hunt* gnd nice giounda. Want offer, 2H acrea, tiled, on pavad highway. 8 room house ip good condition. P •Leco-ggn w H gjfnpri . BEAN PLANTER — good ror.dltfon. T. B. Ktnard, box 205, Laku Monroe. 4 CEILING fans for sate. U n e y 'l Drug Store. * SALE of antlquee. Reduced prirta. For appolntmanl, phone V21-J, Cal. wondtr | Mann. Lake SOFA AND CHAIR. «4*. excellent condition, attractive *« *: covers. Muaf sell Ly HrpU l. phone 743. W*aley Pavla. , PIANOS—Maaon A Mamlin. thy Stradteadg* of pfahoa Knab«, the off le lat plana ef.tka Motn> poll tan opera We cordially in­ vite you to sen amt boat ihi-a* fine Inatrumente Jvacph Bailey, 738 N Magnolia Ave Pit 2-201H), Orlando. DOIMiF, • PLYMOUTH PARTS AND HKliVICB Palmtlln Ate. Pkowa 1011 VA-Di; moth, prpoflng lasU I yeait. Have your woolen* moth protifcd now.* Downtown Cleanera A Lanndry, 113 Palmetto Ave. Phune 014. and Ropatrlng. L. L RENT A CAR • YOU DRIVE IT PHONE 200 MWICKLAND-MOIIUISON U-DRIVE-1T, INC. SE E U8 FOR MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING AND TYPINO ----- - i i n * iLt/itKAU i-iiL -k ii n ta CREDIT OF 8ANF0UD 118 N. Park Pbesig 1W r a d io r e p a i r in g Fred Myera, 811 E. 2nd 8 t a r t ic l e s WANTED A *»t D ttp fiu ti. y)va» yw. t h .i * u w Ito fo f s t: lla r H li. an i} ( a # * ‘ - * i t i g T Ji -m . I W . K&UIi l l u a t l l UirXL*Hti hit ik 41. 4;an<t «iut fit «4Ai h^tifWC SflllitP'l* »t t.tat thell l»r «u(4i fk-t.via, Iii.s ..t i . tie} tif A » i « .t. u** of th« t,‘»■ LM h ii J -ilu n u lti. Aiof m 4 |k»B a » ; * « » * !. U 1 • f ‘frill RIMftlDfrt * «'!i l'> W i t. Cat. r™»f IIKt I^CTAIE nri*M>s, OP iWeaMi, MkllK is in 1 i tit i i t «iK t i i k fv n -S T V j i ’ I m ii : H K fttSU LI. ■ lilN ir. K U )» l!*V is I'tMiiiATi: TO A l.l. (-ItyttklTOIIH AND KMU rrONU IIA l’ IS U CI-AIM* *•» t'K MANDti AUAISHT H il t) KfiTATB -You Rtid *a th a f y*>ti IraftliJ , HfHlfleil rnd Hqiilrtit I” p ffltn l «*i‘ (‘Iftlint pnd demand* w!|l4h >i*lL *h *H>itr flf toil lu v * eiflltt*1 tlra rmfrir Of John I-. 11wtK*n d#* cHMil, l-i(« of *«t<l <'«»uniy, lo th» .!'V V n lf_iU iU R A t ^tAUiSl4ul*-C*.bM+f fhfid*, ,-it lit* iiffUR 111 tb* «*'(**(! hnug* Tyf gfltd County **t T-*. 14f4*f 1 I'V flA l, within rill Ik( rwlett*i-af tlirtttn* frt.fii Ihr t:iik. -f thi I M tMiMlcation tit ih»« t?i4ke. R ich rliilm im dfrrt '«mt *» all ».g in l*ncw i d M il tillir# a l d i o * " i clalin an l, unit ■«!i»lt l>r ■■•'in liy f r lh , cla lm siit a g e n t, o r *1 »*y, and u iv eu T< Sfrfrstrfr ■ i:. Mffcie}»> -\Vill Riitfra'ii iii ()(«> i n a ■ t*frrninul« Cauttlv. Piur »Ia M “‘. " ,i:-, r v ; ; . '- . r , : I 'L iin t iff, v «r»u » ■iT ' • W ln lft # ^ IV/ k,j.% WiHUintnii Ati- ill*. DsftMfaii? \l • » ilAMiT’ D f*» « i»|w=p f ||« iiM m u fiA Al Mrlut# rfiVi/tVfj | 4 1*'• flAil? « # t.> gt|v r fjrV . l l ' f a *flt, i,! Ikr4»u bfrr. H IT. I f * <u t , * su* A t j f u i g a k t A i k e i f f l l*f«J c -Hffr** W A fii »>« * i i l * i * l i g a i n n t o il * 'ft f l l 4«5t W ill llt e ir t D F t |iroffn 1 c > CAPACITY* AMD lO W tR COST T h e y 'r e now , . . they’re w om o n dlu e rfu l. :1.. and th e y ’ni here a t our ato m — th e new D eepfreore houie free row! Brund n*w througlt mid th rou gh —w ith all th e new featured y ou h ave been wnitTng Tor— Aud look a t T h e~ liat ab o yel S TOP I N I PRICES START i (fo r M odel A5 n o t (h ow n .) M odel C IO show n obovo SEE T H E M TO DAY I Wheeler of Sanford CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN # UI.INDS Aluminum, Steel, Woodl 10 DAY DELIVERY Ned Smith, .Myr, 3 0 0 E n s t F ir s t S tre e t “Right Where We’ve Heen for FR EE KSTIMATFd Flume fills ONLY MOIOK PRODUCTS COltPORATiON CAN WAKt A DFCPfRffZE HOMI FRfEZIR By Huy Gotfc s A SLOW AOIAER I T /^ . th ro w /. t I A STRETCH FOK »T/ _ _ IT l o o n n a f i t A CLOSE P LA Y A T __ y ^ FIRST/ < GOTTA CHARGE HE BEATS < _ I T OUTJ '-r d* ltd -not #" filed tb a ll l* m ,« I . I|iii|i"n . be V.dd Ak Adttkifklilfwtar nt the Kkiale Jnbii I llu Ikon d M M w t Fliat Vii.Mlcallnn Ai|ir. 7. t(4T l c n ritT JlttM JH . iir T in : H g U liS lL K ru P S T v C O I 'S T> H T A tt: op KbOll IT*A, Ifl 1*110OATi; IN ItKk T ilt* lafTATH OK IIIKM T. I.A N O IXY . I)» (,jk -d TO A U . WHOM IT MAT 4‘ *N lE IIN i N otice I* hSVebv elvrn O ut IM ." T . l ee And Mar|r T Me1ti:h I UA ihelr final t <|k. m a t K l f r e l l l r a of the t e a l * of |f»n» T. IvniaU . dir*aM>l lhai lhai fiU4 l l u " • ■ e. and th a t > linn rablr l*a of de-IklikrU -l’oiinly, Kl» •n lh* l»tnday uf S.plrm l .r , __________ fo r ap orav■I o l aaiae and h r final diarharxa bk P kfT U lricrt' I Ilia eakala M tr»r.« <T IjinalaV, de<-«a>ed mi lb , Sih d a r nl Akieuat. 114*. i b*> will apply It W Warn. Knar nglih T By Walt Disney MICK BY MOlkSh WATCH IT e c e - .t 1 WAD NgO\ 5 TO r ASOUNf? y LIKE thati THA* y Slarte .T M«-k<»t Raecuirlcaa a l the aMitte of Irena T . U n a la y , d acfbs-.d THE HOME SHOP WATCH A CLOCK REPAIRING 1700 San ford Ave. I'hone II4 A J ATTENTION MOTHERS -D IA P E R SERVICE— plbv Velvet (urniaW iw*pn.kl clean, atorlla diap.-ra and drudai trad rontalucr. Ecmomlual, and rafr. Fully medludiy apyrcv-'l Call Daytona 24A7-W cdk-cl h r detail?. M diapers, Vf n wcvkj Kidneyi THE LONE H ANGAR By Fran Striker R e v o lu tio n WCLL.KIT, HAVC WO JJjL f*YSi/ UEAHD WXOH f DuT I C W r GOlkVt IT/ VA W WIN wORkiMG TOR 4N THERE THEYARL' MPOiTOR WHOWrt TO W « K Tiik JOfrgNO STTALIW JT » x a j x i . i r z r \— WANTED—Elderiy coupja would like transportation by ear to Sun Antonio. Texas - around A*g. 30th. Phone 482-J . f»r AUTOS FOH SALE 1939 P«N TIA 0 ^ m4 door‘iodai By. Paul Rftbinsor K1TA KBTT 1937 4 door Bulck jodan. Plr»#Hur*t n! Hi. ann *tT MUMTlONfr V l IHOU044 . O MACHINE * 2 5 9 ^ 5 AS LOW AT Barber Shop open Thursday, Friday A S a t u r d a y . _____ TO ILLN ESS, will sell •chicken farm, good land, erange grove, no palrnatto. fr room modem tousv, etectrlcily end Ulephene, garage 13 N O T IC E S — P F .R a O N A L and ben house*. Tea minute* frem court house. Box W. W. Waating house electric etov* $40. SANFORD Beauty Halon-Phqrir 1811 Sanford Ave. K. c/o Herald. * 1354. 309 Park. Mary McMahon. Phone 1354, P em anm t wavoa THREE bedroom bungalow HOT WATER HEATER Fiigldalre and stove. Good condition. l In 1M8. Large let, «aa be tPfcos* 1080-J. between 0 A. M. imndled fpr $2500.09'cash, bala n d * P. M____ " FREE trailer ^parking tu light lO SBR T ? W IL L !A M 8 f Haaltar Oosporekta Potato Draws from party. No olectricit/. Jim A Raymond Lundqidal, Asaoeiato Betty's Fishigjf Camtb caMifUd La. seed M. $3.00. £00 • IK IN Show rard* and . peelers 0 — DHE'H SIGN SRMVICH 0 . D. Landreas. Phww K ill expert I d i l - |'4 r iV iitr^ iR H i |»|. ap p eal*lied f i>», ..II,wII) „■ liV aniifi.r, > t» «h» IMI *uf L'lin.(Uk|aI in kaLl ru iw vn I’T .b .fb ra JMi ii.y S.|ilrm|iti l ' H IT T amt to Ultra ill a n .r tit* y.-«r' ■Irfenkr if any yeir W 7»> l * rri!D AND * im h j . d ai n avr. ia u j.i IMi, a* required hi H f r*l in Coiliiir ftu rid i, law . and fail m l, «Ik. a li.f r * «Uy «»f AVA14W. IliT. 7 i*r >' 1'uufMiu will Ur c liltltd aaRlnti I*e'HcTtltffllt ^ you. . . . " Al rlttk Af lh» riT fUil IMun 1 Thlk ni'Urr will hr pul i ll .b e d * nr* -a— w»*4r—for rmlT— m ~ TOTimS ITTf • I ' t-.U*. w tthk in t h i : e a m i . i u > M tiitA i.li It; U f |. I U n t URNISHED apartment. All utilittee. Couple only. Monteiuma Hotel. CONCRETE SEWER PIPE 8RPT1C - TANKS, Greaie Traps Blocka. Aluminum Window* amt Screen*. - White cement Paint, Perma-tlle, Hurricane hrac^a ll H (U iiU i|b, 1*^4 K m g tiL Pice eatlwaica. Phone 781-J. e r a l d o f f ic e a li.Ukpai^t of a.ii.rat rural* Iion Martin 239it or writ# Bdx 1tfJ puhll.hr I In Mrio n .l. County. KiorChuluota Florida. Large iedan A U T O -RADIOS, Motorola- Sale* FLOOR SANDING A finishing, cleaning & waxing. Our power and Service The Muatc Bex, WIT.VKKR tn» for guests to rlxit their doctor. unit enatilea ua lo work where U 9 W. 1st flu Phone 853. .ii i i Hanfdld, th e re Is no electric cunnrctioi lortdk. via* iii, Ukl. A Ik. IS li (ODERN apartment downtown. S E W IN G M A C H IN E S av ailab le. 21 y<-aid e x p e rie n c '. llrilidnn. * S A L E S * S E R V IC E See Takach’a Restaurant. Also It. M. (ileason,’ Lake Mary, Fla. •if »*td Ciroiii Oourt office apace or ator*. SfOA N. B E R T S S E W IN G M A CH . SIKH I U B. F R E N C H . P 1I. U » o 'ark Ave. 2 _ W A N TED T O REN T jtCKNuffrr %*i i t »U|rUi* /♦ =1 , «#a* _ t.l % ■ t'L Iii* » Hi (UliililL fe*t;t J f t R itlia ln ftttel d'» «♦« ttiMilut. I •K.ur.e (W4 J l . t I’ liaii tif 111*- Niiifii i D u r cirwdiai iw itHi f o t Hm»i WATKIN’a HOUTE now open In Sanford. Willingncar I > worV .H hour* a day without a hot* will earn excellent incoma and ituure future affinity. Cat uereaMiV. See Mr. HoUinifawurtu. at U«6 .Sod. for liiiA t,* (v. Voluita Avp. from P,v*> noon e ” yiillJtitl OK K l’imiCATtOM • H .tnuit . f'.. \|. 1 'l.l l .n . w hoa, or write to box til53, phone adTO d fiu •« liiikn.iuii, « 263U-J, Daytona Itcarh. * You- u lr li.i.b y uulllterl that W anda i f n itiUtt Ilk, (iiid a *ui: Experienced Meat Cutter. Perkina fur d it u i t r agaliiki y.-u in Ihr r Brothera, P. O. Box l!*i7, phone a b m t . m u w.i n ia ti and )» d . » U frtb t liqulrwl in file yuor Wrtl ioS). Ii. I .ii ..I. W O RK W AN TED i u i u ^d ’ |»iaff • i#t i n r * i tmol.cation, J ur . 1»1TI tUf(trial Seal) IN TIIK C lftC t'IT aM C IIT At* TMK NINTH i t ’ OICAS. CIRCU IT h u m i: ru im in 1»C TIIK AT A T E O p ClO ltID A Tw A IM i ItCD 'K U H h l.S a W it.IN AND P u ll HEXIINOUK COUNTY I.UMSUN A lM ilS IN CHAN* U lV 1 ,' Vi iii i uuu Av.nu. WANDA H tt l.C U .A N . V U •- fail I . • ’ Plalutif ft YOU M ti; U C IU JtV NOTIKIHI* IliAt a *Uii fur cii» lute itUotv* Ji4> H ELP W A N TED 9 THE EXCITING NEW Legal Notice m X f* ltie n la U a t Ll»WAHl> OONRAlalBi t u te s i I t u n t), * * 111* County JiJM ef titihiuuU C omud, F iu iU a, el hri o i t k o . lw Id* Cuurt lluu»r uf Mul County at Jiinfury. riu iu l* . irltlilii *‘*1’ <n4ai HiCiMhi |>i1ui Hi* uf ll»» fitw pwlfticeliuYt of lt*»» 6 ‘Hh* liawU ilalm ur d rm u n J J ail n# in Writ* inR *3im1 %h.*u u n it tlU Ml N||i1 cqN ui\A - i lb« tk lf f u n tr ari.t •trait L« to b> tti# fUiiftitni, a g ttti. or «i* l o t n t j i and any *u» t» rlUin or 4 * mend not Kto't) A* FOR RENT II. P H IL A D E L P H IA , \uit: 2 $ , bp> —Jw l.uuix, th e ll<-.kv>wiight Boxing Cham pion wttii Hie tKivtrrful p u lle r, lifts w on hia u u y into the i m n r n r a n i l ' o f th.- it'n file nr 1*171 iliiivioii o f the N v’Kiii U n itiil Coif* «N III.: S s l A T i : OK i i . i t . U i l * ' • " W i n L, OareiMd l\ TIIK CO LItT til* T i l t. rn l'N T V JlflK IK , s b h i n o l k c t i f N n , k u i h i o a , in rito u A ru . TO A l.l. i'llh lillO I I S XM» f K I I . SONS IIAMNU CUVIiln o i l OB WANOil AU.Vl.NST .*All» CSV A l t : You .....I •... t. ..f you u ia l.r.-l.t n»*t.i*ed a n d ‘ r*.|U'tr.|t t,f | .im iii An) vla.nia o i l . a^ tM f» yjfir and ------dritiainlt -*-------- If wtiu *■M OhI»-v4c«ja^ Court. IN .SECOND. HOUND •K att >>» to !•> lb*. rUun*n<. » » cm . <o*r> aud »u> au.li '•u. ihi ii.‘t . • #il*j . f.ji! 1. t•». vi.(.V W n » l.r*.«* Ikulliui Aa n x u i a r of the I.* »• It ill Mini ra ifa u im i uf M ary llalw iu , C«**t I, Haininola Ctiuntr, lU i;.b t. (hit ih» 4tb dar ol A a lu il a. d. m r , w n .f hatui *1 t i l l * ( a th ila> i f A t f u i l , t* . I*. H i i n ito n •ail at Hanford, (euiluui. * Cuai.tr. W E n r “ M,n,)L k PACJE F IV E T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A �T H U R SD A Y , f THE SANFORD HERALD, Kiwanfe Meet U n a C w i (Mm I OH Company Rocked * By Explosion, Fire Pope—Truman <Con'tn»r* r»«t" *•»■» ill peoples of the earth are longnr." The Pope continued:* „„ ...... "The munificent th in ly ahown plant early , today, musing the bv the American people to the snfcompany to lose 24.000 barrel t •ferlng and oppressed In every part daily capacity In jtroeeasing crude of the world Is a fair token of oil, company official# raid. - One worker, Julius Kupni, fi2, of Whiting was missing ns firemen fought flames .which at first were brought under control, then hroke out again several hours later. Three workefs, Injured slightly, were given first aid united towards its realtralicn." The President, declaring that "IhV tasks now confronlldit III are tages and go to bed promptly at formidable", said; The explosion; which occurred S;00 P, M. under bright- lights "I am privileged, to pledge full and Are heavily, guarded. .Thry In a nump house serving the com. fnith to you once’*«*•» to work have daily military drill and those pany'a No. 5 and A*.pipe stills, »ho merit may indulge In ath­ waa hrard for a radius of n mile with Your Holiness and with every letics. from the Mast. Within two hours, agency of good the world over for an enduring peace." . .. ' B e declared h I a "theoretical flames which followed ths ex“An enduring peace,* Mr. Tru­ plosion were reported under con­ ideaa” and M. A. degree In soclology. ha found to be utterly trol, but fire broke out'ngaln ar­ man asserted, "can be bud! only 410 good .without experience, and ound 9:00 A. M. Comn»ny—o f­ upon Christian orloclple*. Bkcebt dw ihftt six of his best friends hid ficials, however, said they he. the Lord*build liter hquv. tltry lab­ •ii'-. been killed by Inmatrs. He taught lived plant firemen eould curb or in vain who build v ** flAa,. a Christian nabon our aehool with a black lack strapped the Garnet. *. to his wrist, he said, and earn-I A company spokesman carimat- tatm- .i d'- ire la to banish Wlf auch a reputation for discipline ed damage at |70,000, and raid and the causes of war’ from tha that the cut In dally crude oil cap­ world J believe lhal.Ihe greatest acity necessitated by-tho damage need of the world today Is a re­ was doubly eevefe becau-e It waa newal of faith. I seek to encour­ percent of the bo; added to destruction of another age renewed faith In the dignity cause no trouble, daily 2400 barrel* caparity suf­ and worth of the human mrson tha other 10 percent have to S' fered In another fire three weeks In all lands. The riroct demand faith that -Is strong enough to disciplined. . In-.: struggle If need In-* for the right." A Boys who had the choice of ir> Tin- Pontiff replied: laehefc with the heavy leather paridie or fiva days extra.Jlroe, In “Once th- slnt". to the exclusion variably chose the paddle, Making of Cod. make* itself.thn soutce of them stand faca to 4he wail un­ the rights of the human person, <r*nllfinr4 I ,- a t |I**I der strict military discipline for( -Ilrimh tr«op dispositions bpt gave no lorfb'atfnn wbrthrr she would commodity the jrdrr of f] 1 la wield the blg.power veto. Martin Btinclpher sani ........... ........... and ......... history surely Soviet Delegate Andrei A. llro- nvrtturned: etal aongi with Hi myko. ■speaking as a vote ap­ makes It clear that tha Inevitable accompanying. Prof. proached In the Security Council result of the sukrroston of. cnler on the long-debated calf, repent­ between peoples Is war.** as guests. ed (bat British’ troops should gel off Egyptian ao|| an demanded by Citrus Ruling th* Cairo government. Dewey Speech <t'«altaii«4 (tan !*»«• Oast Tha Brasilian resolution, calling on Britain and Egypt to remim? the growers or signatures Sy direct negotiations, was described shipper* barely met technical re“ that wa are witnessing on the as a menus nf sidestepping ASIwtld aevnc conditions which arc _Earn will—mail -----'BauimngTrnkTlhoto Which fdirow out- 12,000 letter* to individual Russia and Colombia were re­ itruwent, each containing a ballot, _ #d tha first World W ar" garded an (he key- figure* In tin* n copy of the proposed amend­ leader declared "We must honeet- final voting. The Soviet Union ment ultd an envelope lit which to Jy face up to th* facta and know ha* supporter! Egyptian demand-. return the marked ballot to the wher* the danger* at*. Everyone I,*1eland off ire. knows that there la now a move­ tlonal removal of< British troop*, Permission has l>ecn obtained ment which Ip advancing In am­ but had given no indication wheth­ to u*o county agrnt offices office* In bitious, Wall-organised program er she might veto anything Ice*, polling placet where growers who Brasil has moved that Egypt did not receive a ballot by mail and Britain resume negotiation* may obtain one and cart their far settlement of their disput-1, all* citruktpftxJuelng counties a* which also hinges on the future of the Anglo-Egyptimr Hndan. A Cooperatives will lie permitted preliminary unofficial lineup r.how. to submit 1mllots far their mem­ *«1 llnltfd Statrs, f'hirtn, .^u-tru­ bership. Grower-shipper* will t» ll*, Belgium and Prance behind permit ted to rote a* growers, the Braillion resolution. Seven and nl-o to sign ns shippers. affirmative vote* arc rtouirto1 Indian Hlvrr growers and ship­ far patsage, look**! per* have sought thin amendment___ and Brail) Urnril looked to . every way of life." to her l.niin Amrrlcan neighbor. Because of trad It Imini differences , Deway said the American'•Le- Colombia, far the derisive ballot. in their marketing method*, mmBoland, a consistent voting-part. pa rvd-wlth the mnainder nf Unri^U a “a* a group, -havs long and ncr of Russia, ami Hyrla, a atstei ida’s citrus territory, ihey claim member of Egypt in the Arab to hav> lien, penalised at time* League, are strongly opposed to when shipping regulations which the Brasilian mnv-. • state were npplird alia to them, CAIRO, Police prohibited a meeting called TO FETB PLAVEBS described by him at tha largest In tho country. Boya from -IS to CO are lent there only as a * laat resort when they have provLtd incorrigible. He told how * a boy la brought to Hie home, use* any by a atrapplng sheriff. The vboy I. then searched, his belong* Inga put In a vault, his dungarees and trouser* given to him. At meal time he Is taught to stand by count and to eat by count, gp Boya are put into School ar.d visit Shops where they can choov) * trad* to learn so that when re leased they will be self-support tn n lir h t f (On Ui s N t u a l*««* OsO coly • few months sgo from her • 'HitWe Britain, where shs hsd / met and married Poland, said she h»d no plans for returning to h«r home! fi “I'd Ilka to stay ovsrWhsre," sha said. i Poland, a cook at th# Army's X flln field near hsra, w sj shot to death tn front of the Fort Walton m taorant wb«r* hit wlfo suit for .divorce, baby away and threaten* 1 Ife. * tiaald her first m en In the ipt to get custody of her Would be to talk with her r-ln-law, C. T. Poland, why •hare mttxpacUdJy for tha lit* ftir DELAND, Aug. 20, '(Special)— Player appreciation night U sched­ uled tonight for tho Dt-tjuid Red Hats wlmn they meet the Gaine*immediate withdrnwnl of Britinb ville G-Men nt Conrad Pnyk In troop*. fielamd. Nearly I,BOO fapa are The committee, whlrh asserted expected to witness the contest It included repivffnU tlrt* <f nil und the pre game festivities. political parties, met Tutsday hml demonstratfons fidlowed. * Members of the Moslem Broth­ erhood, who led violent sntl-BrUlih and anll-Amrrlcan demonstra­ tion* last Friday, were to llst'm radio today to proceedings tha 8ecurlty Coimcll hearing the Egyptian plea. Th* Moslem brotherhood news­ paper, El Ekwan El Mnrimmm. Maerterl that British civllisnt hod been instructed awlft departure from Egy-jilttm dtlc* In vlewr of the UN’s i speed­ ed rejection of the Egyptian de­ mand. Th* British embassy denied tha report. .The Mwapapey said the British army had placer] cities In the Suex Canal tone out of bounds to it* troops hecaute of tension and ordered all. unit* to pl*cf m in - Greet Belt I.ake Is the reennent There ere more then four timer of ancient Lake Bonneville which as mpny cattle In Nevada a was once WO deep where Salt there are people;'population 110, Lake City now aland*. . 247 with about 4BO,000 cattle. „n# The power needed to light an the electric bulb for one hour would the W p * smell wnteh running for 1,000 year*. Te Urge independent stater— pt, Ireq, Persia, Saudi Arabia Turkey—make up M per cent tfjW tsr-p:1 St’vtk up now for the Holiday ahead—We have tha finest array of holiday foods In town. Store3 will be closed all day Monday—so buy enuff to last 'til Tuesday I A T T E N T IO N S to r a s CICMri All D ay Monday, S s p t, 1 Quantity .Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru Saturday. August 30 nixie Darting Old Fashioned w h o m Sandwich Lady l& tt/Fotatd Weenees u-° 20c Hash 25c Van Camp Comsd & n o 300 llormel Liver Pata. •* 12c « * ’ |> Salad 16-OI Van Can Chill Van Can Sausage 4 LABOR DAY S A L E j Armour’a Libbyl Potted Libby Deviled Libby Vienna 17c Meat W* Sausage N Bar Harbor Anchovy Armour’s . %*• College Inn Boned 15c Chicken svi American Oil 15c Cardinal Long White Long Island White Cobbler 14ttc tradem ark POTATOES, (Plug Bottle Deposit) Calif. Graweniteln All Sweet Show WhtU SUPER CHEESE Lb 49c Grapes 2 Yctlcnv lb# . 25c Potatoes 4 OaUfontt* CHEESE 2 for 29c Onions 4 tb, 25c Plums OLEO y it. Lb 47c Fresh Oregon Redl-Mlx BoUd*. lb 45c Delta Bweet Mix French'* Prepared Pickles 8-or 12v&c Mustard ? « < s R E E N 6IANT D a in ty Mbc V F r u it . Hockless, Whole or String Half Picnics 8*to*10-lb, i, Avenge Slit, No a U. S^G ort Graded Utility CHUCK ROAST Eagle Brand 'Sure-M ix’ f ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ l l t M J K L O I N STEAKS F L L ROUND, CLUB STEAKS STEAKS lb 29c Hamburger U. 8- Good A Choice Veal Nabisco Rltz V4-U. Oator Roach Hive* sm Does Everything DU 2 t OPENING OF U. S. Good & Choice Beef howsrrtr. did BA R BER SHOP Tongues -u> 28c 117 W. FIRST STREET FRIDAY AUGUST 29th ,. FEATURE 25c Shipped, Qr. A, L eri* '■ ANNOUNCING biatora, - ■. Dotllos 'eachcrs Meet Venetian gjass worker* once confined to their own spe­ cial Island to pravant their se­ lobbies w b m , interests cret* from being discovered by affected b y ,, increased foreigners. She blasted, a t legisla- inf that there had been no epi* p in public offer to help damle Wher# they had stayed, mr t*achara,?i.and then pnlaed tha new school lotfit* iltte* eat Ion- vote exactly bad feature*. debate* were Mid In the ■fid Benet# before th* bill aed, *h« satd^'and told of >mbera of wnmittfc. matter of'raising ths l* of Khooljxupcrintefitrond tha ..taga of beo ’ read .and ,w rit*. 00# mod it unconatUuilona], AUGUST 28, 1947 ■ �■■■■ 8- ;E^v.'i T' ■ ■ T— - THE WEATHER a Umlly Thtrc Is Strength— , Pertjy cloudy tonight and Sat*, urdsy, »Mtly scattered »ho»w i and thunderstorms this allernooit and again Saturday .afternoon,’ Winds! gentle to rnixlernte rail* - a b l e through Saturday. To Protect tbo P eaceo f Urn World; To Promot* th® Pro*re** of Amtrittj To F rH a n Prooporltjr for S tttfori Vo l u m e x x x v iii E itab U sh ed 1 9 0 8 Legion Meet Hears Armed "Service Heads Preacher Demonstrates His Faith By ALLAN FISH ER NEW YORK. Aug. 29 G P>Americsn Legionnaires. t h e i r lengthy campaign for upiversel military training now backed by thy bi-partiian tupport of President Truman and Got. Thomsi E. Dew­ ey, today looked to the niton's top miltary leaden for further en­ dowment -of peacetime comcription at the second session of the mLetion't 29th Convention, X Sriitfel •„/ #te' A n # DwigM D. Eiienhower, -Army Chief of ' ' Staff, told American Legionnaire* he uw no immediate threat ol I global war but added that United State* Armed Force* ihould bit ittong enough to make an agre*»or realize war would “like­ ly be fought over hi* territory. If*" Eiienhower aald that “as long a t deliberate aggression against the rights of fraa man I and nd tho existence of free government may wa must Be prepared for bg- a part of tha International whatever this may finally mean 9 to us.*’ do not want * Re declared “I d want to b* understood a* a M jtt a git global war a* an immediliaW threat" and eddid“W# must so gird ourselves that a predatory aggressor will bs aware of the risk* ha run* end will realise, ehould he pro((m lla M *n rear* lie I * Dutch To Accept Rio ParleyJHailed.TrumanForesees ByVandenbergAt Marshall Plan To Brazil’s Congress Supplant UNR R A U. S„ Senator Cites Presidential Note To Congress. Repor t s Meet's H istoric On O r g a n i z a t i o n •A c c o m p lishment s RIO DE JANEIRO. Aug, 29 (JP)—Sen, F*>—Sen, Vandenbeij Vandenbeia (R-Mich]( (R-Mich]l told a joint session of Brasil's Congress today that tbc Inter* American Conference of hemi­ sphere defense set a "significant r*ample’“ for ihe United N«linns. The treaty agsinst aggression to be signed W e Tuesday in the ) presence of -President Truman Tendency Of -BN'. f f i m S t t L T E : Ia n ® O n In fU n n A a in U W v B C b IB •t h e HAGUE, Aug. 29 0P>~ T h t Natherlanda government an. notmeed today it would accept “the general tendency" of United «- Nation* Seeurlty . Council re% eonUlone on Indonesia. > Tbs council voted Tuesday to extend Ite good office* and eat up a council committee to Investigate the differences between the Dutch end the Indonesian. Republic. The government eald It wonld 'extend all facilities to consuls at Batavia, Java, to Investigate and report on the eltuatlon In tha Eeat Ihdiee since the United Nations cease-fire order became effective at midnight Aug. 4. i f The announcement eald the Netherlands govemmsnt soon would designate „ member of the comeommieelon proposed in the American resolution. Under the resolution, the Dutch are to nomlnato on# member, the Indon­ esian! one, and 'the Dutch and Xadanesleni, a third. The government said however, that It syould .stand by tta refusal to recognise the competence of the Security Council to deal with % the matter, which the Dutch have contended wee an internal affair. Accepting the ‘^tendency" of the ►solutions,. the “ Dutch communi qua look the view that the Indon­ esian Republic should "cease any hostile action by word or deed," and that final responsibility for order In the Islands remained with the Netherlands government. ($ Test Case Fails To * 0 Aid Deported Jews LONDON. Aug* H , UP) — The Hlgh Court of Justice refused tocorprevented ‘ ‘- u E r J * from foretha British fng 4,400 Jewish refugees, inter' teoted while trying to run. the Pal4*tln’e immigration blockade, to go to Germany. # The refugees now are an route to Hamburg In three British ship*. Tha application, sponsored by the i Jewish Agency, sought the writ on behalf of six of the refu gee In a test case applicable to all the Jew*. t In ordering the deportation of Jaw* from FaleaUnlaa waters, Jenkins WfVtoday 41 . . In state itfc T t _ Republicans Say Labor Deceived By Propaganda WASHINGTON. Aug. 29 WP)Tbe United Slate* celled today for a four-power conference to speed Korean independence. Tbc request was made in a new note to Moscow saying that the present deadlock on a joint Rutsian-Amrrican commission to ar range for a provisional governmeal cinpot, in this country's opinion, continue “The United State* government TWO PIAblY COPyikHtADS ere held aloft by the Rev. Gordon Miller, pastor of a tneke-cultiit congregation at Summerville, G a, as he provea to hie followers hie faith In tha sect’s religion. The death of e member of j Milter's dock,’who died after drinking polton to show his faith, baa i. caused the preacher’s arrest on a murder warrant (International), •"«! ^ nty Tri the history of the world, the Michigan senator said in hjs prepared address. Tha work dona at QuiUndlnha, thu.jU. 8. delegate added, will give tha United Nations "a use. ful ^nd impressive model of how big . and little stale* can work together on a basis of absolute equality of both obligation and power in the pursuit of Interna­ tional peace and security." " It it a thrilling international adventure which took concrete form when the Pan-American Union was organised in 1890, Vandenberg said. " R it a formu­ la of firm friendship which has, relatively, made our* the most peaceful continent on earth for Jh e better part of a century." Vandenberg. on behalf of tbo (O n lliH l r a B« I I ,) Injured Prelate Is Placed Urider Arrest BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Aug. 29 UFb~President Vladimir Bakarlch of the, Croatian Republic wa* quoted by Tanjug, Yugoslav New* Agency, to d a y .a s saying that Sunday!* mob attacks on Catholic priest* - In Vensilt, Giulia reaulted, from a ruling by certain priest* that .per vm* ctasaed aa “enemies o ftli# church" would be barred from acting as godfather* at confirmation <vemonles. Bakerlch wee .quoted ea saying that Msgr, Jakor Ukmar, a Vatfegn prelate who wa« Injured In the attack* after being sent to the area to administer confirmation to Catholic children when local priests experienced hostility, had been pieced under arrest, and that "together with other participants In the Incidents end their organit. ere" he would be turned over to the courts. Msgr. Ukmar wee In a Flam# hospital with eoncuulon end body wounds received a t the hands of the seme mob which killed Father Miro Btilesleh, ■WASHINGTON. Aug. 29 (*”> Piesidenl Trumin espicurd hope today that the Marshall plan for European self-help will successfully supplant direct aid of the type pro­ vided by the United Nations Re­ lief and Rehabilitation Adminutr*. tion. . ■In a letter transmitting to Con­ gress his report UNRRA’* uinduo operations during the first quit ter of this ye*|, Mr. Truman said: "Long-term plans hive been in­ augurated by our government und e rw h irfr irir hoped yhst^rfevasUted countries wifi achieve eco­ nomic health through cooperation among themselves and with such long-range help as the United State* is able to give under proper international atringem-nt*.* The mention of “proper" ar­ rangement* seemed to point up a news conference statement Wed­ nesday by Undersecretary of State Robert A. Lovett that this coun­ try will extend aid or.lv on the basl* of a recovery plan which ia reasonable and realistic. In another.reference to tho 19natton Paris conference on tho Marshall plan Lovett eaid dam ends on American aid must diminish bv next rg£r. Mr. Truman'* lettar said the end of UNRRA'a operation* "ha* bejn in light for several months." It notsd that whlla contribution* tUesttssiS . a Pag* els) Directors Of Farhen Boast Of P art In W ar NUERNBERG, Germany, Aug. 29 (tP)—Th* prosecution intro­ duced to an American war crime* court today •tatematnt* by dir­ ectors Of I. G. Ferben Industrie, German chemical trust, in which they boastsd that Hitler wa* un­ able to wag* war without their help. The director* are on trial for their Uvea. Th# protection said th* docu­ ments also disclosed that the F er­ ben leader* realised in 1998 that Hermann Goering had embarked On a vagt rearmament program to which they lent their full strength. Goering committed euleld# lest year a few hours before he whs to bang as g srarcriminal, convicted in tht* tamo courtroom. , ,‘ Helnyteh Busteflsch, on* of tha t l Parben Industrie director* on trial, told American queitlonera: “It la clear that war could not have been conducted without I. G. (Ferben) production." Georg Ven SchnlUier, member Ileal Estate Sales of the trust’* executive Committee . Active In Sanford and also a defendant, w u quoted In another document as eaylngi "IF# knew, with the rearma­ A number of rest ostata salt* during tha past week were re­ ment program of 1699, lbs elt­ wa* dangerous ported today hy Fred Bender whd uatlon .. . . . very _ - ........ ............ inaoIntore tv , M Uw poeslbUIUea of v t r Indicated U sets property. I w ir» concerned." continue* in ' Bchitsier elso told b ■th* eatu A ju m i m hslped hvlp#d tha German air forte In c»m practice war gem**. He cited an flsnfnni example of a plant making magThe home | nasi am bomb* at Aachen, which waa concealed, so cleverly that dkk of S t Carmen flier* were unobis .to spot Tfc# Fred Ji Baaford Avenue w>« to Har- if. rv M. Brush, Jr , for And r . F . A. MEET Kay Drowning of ClminnsU.^CL AH Future Farmer* of America he* purchased thr^uesell MrKI >est YWsniieth, msmhsrs a n requested to meet at at 200 StreeW or r. seperted wnsidantUon I *H* X - : * i Building not later than 9 .to Monday morning'. NO. 208 German ~ Industrial Goal O f 1936iLevel Set By Britain-U. S. In Race To Head American Legion Note To Russia Sug­ gests Sept, 8 Date; S t a t e Department Reveals Proposals • armlet eald that “no trea t nation ia today In poiltlon deliberately to provoke a long and exhaust ing conflict with any hope of Big 4 Meet On Korean Issue Aiaociated Pm# Lowed Wir* m Eisenhower Sees No I m m e d i a t e War; N i m i t z Discusses Unified D e f e n s e t . AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW8PAPEK _______ . 1 ■ ! - ! ■ J^ " e — ^ l — . " ■■■■■ * S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y . A U G U ST 29, 1917 **• i Higher Production Is. Seen As NecessaryTo Help Country As Well As Europe 4tj RtCIIAHD KA81CI1KE BERLIN. Aug. 29 0P > -A West-, Germany with an industrial Poll Reveals Unions ein capacity about equal to 1936 wasFavor Provisions Of fnvisaged today by the United T a f t - H a r t l c v Act Stair* and Great Britain in a new Irvrbdf-industt)*' pl»n providing for WASHINGTON. Aug. 29 tWb- annual steel production of 10,700,PERRY BROWM J05CPII J MAUOY Tbc Republican National Commit­ 0 0 0 ingot Jon*. tee is rirrulsttng a psmpblet en­ Under the plan, the U. S. and titled "The Truth About th* 1.* British rones, to relieve the bur­ bor Management Relation* Act den on American and Brittab tax* *- *- ’> ! 9 4 r - i n Which ft aiserts ibVt payers, would produce IS percent fulfillment of Its committment to there has been ‘'misleading prop- more ettmrt* than the same ares* Korean Independence'and propose* agands" about the law’s obje-.t- d*d in 1936. three years before that the four power* adhering to i ci. the Moscow agreement meet to Germany staited Wotld War II. consider how that agreement may • Th» pamphlet says enactment of to biing tn $ 2 .0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .-abe speedily carried out," the not# th» Taft-Hartlev* Act "maike'd ill* year. • aald. fulfillment of a major campaign It suggested that conversations The n#W plan sva« a revision of pledge hy the Republican Paity. th* four-power Itvel-oMndu* on the problem begin Sept. 8. Nations particlpatlnr In JhJLH ofc; ~twffg- 'uliuti " f'li *>*--ping sup artil " repansiions” agreement cow conference on Korea were the: port ,aml approval oi the Amen* ' BW- !« _ • « !« « " « » * U. Unite,! States, Britain, Hustle' the U. 8. and Dtilish mdiia can elfdorale nn Nov. 3, 1946.“ governors. General Lucius f t and China, Simultaneously, the Staie- De­ Tastage of the act, the Repub­ l lay and Air Chief Marshal Sur partment dislosed e summery of licans contend in the booklet, “es­ Hholto Douglas, termed tha low proposals by this country for tablished e,|usl rights and respon­ celling set in that agreement ”un-' Korea's future. sibilities for management and lab­ realistic." They Included tha American or in their relationships, and in Under the four-power plan, lha suggestion for a general Korean created safeguards for the right*, steel reiling for all Germain- wa* election which ha* been rejected ofJndlVtdtial workers." * 5,800,000 ton*. Under the tfritilh by Ruksla. The pamphlet add*! American, plan, the British and • The U. S. not* said the Soyiet RICHARD C. CADWAUADER "Due to the propsganda effort* U. Skstone*. alone would produce BASCOM f. JONSS claim that it has the right to ex­ Four of tho candidate* for national commander of the American of sonw union labor lenders who i®)doutde Dial. clude tome Korean political partita legion*in the e l e c t i o n which will feature the nntinn»fconvention now hope to continue unbridled HictntDisclosure of the plan followed from participating in the decisions l,eimr held in New York City. This year the race is hd'-ved to beiurial control of worker*, nnd the by two days the close of a aixon Korea’s futur* )a "contrary to wide . “ . a, . .... I I ______ ____ 1 -_ _____ n .ilt t lc s l u m n llv a la .1 - antagonism day conference of th# U. S., Brit­ nnliticallv motivatedopen. .Mr. Jirowtt I* tfrom Beaumont, TTex., Mr. ,1-11 Malloy •from the democratic principle of free­ Washington, D. C., Mr. Cadwallader from Baton Rouge. La., and of the Democratic Administration, ain and France in .London during dom of opinion.” from th# President on down, there which German industry wa* die“For almost two years the Mr. Jones from Nashville. Tenn. has bean created aome ronfuslon iMissed. government of the United a* tn the true intent and meaning In that conference, th# French Stele* has devoted its utmost of the art.” voiced objections to Die plan based effort* to earring out the it goes on tn say that n r»c*nt on their feai* of a Germany with term* of the Muscow agreement “oblecltve ami nonqtarlisUn pull" ifnawed power for warmaking on Korea," the not* eald. illustrated—tills confusion ,and Before I he ■* *n fen liter. Rueeto pro­ The egre«m*nt which the showed that "misleading propag­ tested that leaving her out of the note referred we* reached In anda" had distorted objective* and ta li* violated the 1945 Potsdam ( C a B l t a « * 4l mm N f * H i ) benefits of the lsw in the minds of Agreement. Sanford it .preparing for nnr of "the'vetv persona whs are protec­ The (Tay-Dougla* announcemeMIt nnitnard ns l-sae Sts) its ITrgeii celebration* Monday ted bv it* provisioni," “In polling * workers, the reever to he hrld on Labor Day in M't-sMqase <tn r>>« sit) this city. The Coast Guard' Aux­ iliary has completed arrangement* n ffl for 13 races with from 12 In 13 Floridians Marooned participants in each race and svilh On Caribbean island R ad io prim and trophies of $85(1. MIAMI, Fla., Aug. 29 (fP IqUITANDINHA. B ru it, Aug. The rare* will start at 1 :0 0 P, Three flying Robinson Crusoe* 29 UPt—A surprise Argentic* Union Makes Appeal M. and will tail until 6 :0 0 P. M„ from Florid* are castaway* on a amendment to hemisphere defrn** Stohrtwnvp r a d i o .rnnsmlttar To Avoid Another and will he run under the auspices tiny Island far out In the Carib- WKTO. measure* waa raised today In what of Florida Power L- Light bean sea, and unhappy about it had promised to he a perfunctory j Company, ha* no v commenced of the Florida Federation of Ou*F u e l S h o r t a g e tertian o f the Inter-Amsricen'Conbnard Motor* with Joe Swift of alt.They are pleading with the operation at the Sanford steam ference committee on aggression. elcctrit- gvniTiilin-r plant ns on# • LONDON. Aug. 29 W>—At least Mount Dora, president 6f the ai- Coast Guard and Navy to bring of Ift radio -tations ir;*lnltf*d and San. Vandenberg (R-Mlch), U. them a .planeload of gasoline *■) I maintained bv th# power company S. Delegate, charged that the Ar­ II mine* rmplcwinj 23.190 m-n sociatinn. •officiating. gentine move waa “an attempt to -rnd producing 130.000 wreklv There will also he horse race* they can fly out of their predica­ throughout its territory to direct limit even th# right to consult’ ton* o{ critically needed coal were end contest* bv the Dusty Boots ment. Blit the Navy and Coast its fleet of tro'ihls trucks nnd Im­ on aggression. He said the amend­ Riding Club starting at 2:00 P. M. Guard have replied with e positive prove service to customers, H. iL ment proposed "a limitation we idle today breaum of wildcat as fnllowa: six cow pony rncies ”nn.’; , Cotrman. district manager, an­ strike* w'lich lW *!rn»d lo spread wnd three run-offa; quarter horse can nevar accept." Th# men. are listed in radio nounced today. Tht committee assembled t i in the Yorkshire coal1 fields. Located tu-rib-* cd of -U. 8. race; girls’ race; riding toumg-- tnesstge* received her# ,-i* Albert eludy the draft report on the The Labor Party's Daily Herald mrnt: barrel race; flag rnce; rig- James ,of the Aviation Country Highway 17. wlt--*ro It crosAcs the Inter-American tone of maritime tee race*. The judges for Ihes# Club at Orlando, and William A. St. Johns Rlv.-r, Stntioi WKTO security, drawn up. by delegates said 14 mine* were struck and thaf races will be Henry Leo. Sr., Kd Krusen of Tampa and Krurcn’a has been lircn -d by Federal ComI nittnlcations Ciunmlssioti to coar* of the Unit*4 States, Argentt-i* these normally employed 27.582 Cameron, P. - A. Mero, Barney son. and Chile. It had been expected men and produced 171,130 tom Beck and 3 no. G, Leonardy. StarFlying a little . tua-engined nlv with 250 wntts of bower. Both to approve quickly the outline of a week. ter. There will a prise lor eveiy Widgeon, the men shaped their the station mil tbs eompapy’a a security ton* stretching from race, and the Jotal prlta money is course for Swan Island, a dot of radio-rquippe-l truota use new More ihsrr 25 000 m d quit in $500. pole to pole and from Greenland land belinging tn the United fresturney-moilula<rd sets foe exsympathy with 140 who walked to the Aleutian*. Following th4 horse races ard States but 800 miles south of tt-n-leil rengA protest tn a _______ ... ... velopmi the boat________ races will he _a banquet. Miami and 150 miles north of SjtiMij^L-hcrs at Station . WKTO the development delayed find out Aug. I! in pi nmFNIpetatn.-s of trouble truth*" s i joint Unlon-NMlonat CoaL Board] j|,c Mayfair Inn at 7:00 P. M. Honduras, approval of the treaty.can exchahtr# itestagrs over a die-w IVIthout .................... bringing th# amend­ Committee ruling nssigning them j for t),e member* of lha Chamber ti l t l H I They were certain Ihey could ment to a vote, committee chair­ two additional ..feet, of coal to 0f Commerce. Junior Chamber cf refuel when they tended their rirl JtMiice ? _of thlrtv mile*. Operttorr^ m trucks e:m talk to each. w a man Ricardo J . Alfaro of Panama mine. Commerce, Coeit Guard Auxiliary emphlbipn on thilJjdand, site » i (Jj th# •° ! other within * titngi of t#n railea. adjourned the committee until Th# Natinntil Coal Board, which and their guest* at which Benelor an observation station In the I Th# Fesicral Communication* ‘ I #111 bv the prin­ Holland P:09.P. M. hat administered Brltiih coal Boestard Hr Weather * Bureau's storm warn­ The o rig in ! schedule had called mine* since the Labor Govarn- cipal sneaker. After tho banquet ing aervice ami during th* war n Commission, C-i'-trtnn. said has for a plenary session ear­ inent nationalised them Jan. I, there will l>e * dance at 9:00 P. M. frequent point o f cell by* Navy , liaonsad th#‘ folluwlng local cmplm#es of Florida Power and ly In ;th* day to approve the dismissed the original strikers, rul­ in the ballroom of thu Mayfair .patrol craft. , , , , ' Light Company t-> opsrnt# Sutton treaty article by article eu 11 ing th# men terminated their Inn. But when thqy they landed, not a W K T0, n . - ». Mi.ldht-m, G. T. could be signed in Rio De Janeiro contract* by refusing to return to droIll of gatolin* was to be hail.t R#T c \y. Ergle, O. It. Bridge*, Tueeday In th* pretence of Pres- work lest Monday. U. S. Atom Monopoly And ther* thay were, marooned. w Crom, r, j|. c. Moor#, R. U Idant Truman. Faced with the necessity of get­ White. J . B. Phillips and B. F. Enriuue V. Coromlnat, of th* ting more coal mined to prevent Charged By Russia in this air age Bultard. The list four * iR aWO Argentina delegation, proposed a repitltion of last winihr’i fuel serve as operator* nf tro u b le that th* article on aggrtstion al­ famine, th# National Union of LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 29, (AT U. S. Stm Seefes truck*. ____________ ready approved hy th* full 19- Min* Workers has appealed tn — Renewjng “monopoly" charger nation working 'committee be strikers tn return. against th* United 8totof, Soviet Broad Greek Cabinet (]r |tjcj8m Discussed amanded to reed that the “prin­ At Grlmethorn# -min*, where ciple of effective jurisdiction ap­ th* unauthorised strike began, a Rutile today rejected a group of Bv L. 8. CHAK ALR8 proposals for setting up and oeerfiy Chinese Council 9 plies only ty In th* security tone." crude whit* gallows w«» erected international atomic ______ Aug. 29, -tf, S, ATHENS, r n g + m m ..1__L . yon* He explained he wanted It made and Inscrihedt "Burn -Will Lew-iW .Irol r(j agsticy. . B- n, v Ambassador Llnct Lincoln MacV.-.tgh clear whither, whether. for instance, an O n p H l H H I ■ ■ NANKING. reiterated today the United iwisr that u n i ins urai™ ■Aug. - - 29, i.U, i-S, trfd _. This mado It virtually certain rptieraieu attack on the U. S. occupation Lawther, president o( th# Na­ that the second report of the State* wanted a Grsex Cabin* t enforcement of nteasuo* -iesigned son* In Germany could bt con­ tional Union of Mlneworker*. sup­ in improve China’s economic posi­ formed on as broad • base as pi­ strued a i an attack against ths ported the Coal Board in firing United Nations Ttomlc Ensrgy stol*. at the stubborn government tion was urged today by O ualtf Commission to th# Security Coun­ American continent." Kai-Shek, presiding at it regular •he striker# and aald ih# board cil, due Sep t 16, would he submit­ crisis entered Ua seventh day. "We - must assure our people! "would have been lacking In It* ted with Rusal* again refusing lo IRsmlsilng reports that be was meeting of th* stale tn u n d U --peace which we ere achieving duty" had it done otherwise. Member* said the council dis­ vote. at odds with Dwight P. Griswold, nf limitations to the defense of Th# Conservative Dally GhaphAndrei A. Gromyko, Soviet dele­ bead of the U. S. eld mission, cus ted at some length criticism by h ir e " he said. (C sillssM •» Pass Sis) gate, told the commission's politi­ MeeVeegh said both w»r# work- Lieut. General Albert C. Woda* cal committee that the papers Inr toward one end, establishment merer. President Tmmen* /ectf amounted to the same thing e* of a government under which the finder, on ht* departure fru nN e C o f C Election I b . j ’ Sanford Skeet Club original United States pro­ aid million could function tffec- king. Meanwhile, an authoriisl {k in g Held This Week thaposal for atomic control. Ha re­ Uvaly, Holds Second Mci MacVeagh and Griswold again disclosed that Foreign Mim. peated hla old chars* that th* President W. V. Bitting of th* United 8Utea waa trying to aet up appaaled to Demelrloa Maximo* Wang 8hih Chleh will fly to Vha Sanford Skeet Club held . otic .nation. In M i n t lk# preralMsliin.lv. uafi .Washingtoe., prntiebig ead r rter t - — . ,lta eaesnl seeshly meeting at She « S S l ? r announced'totJa?^ Uiaf1 ated Saturday. The TI*v#«r-old week', to participate ip * rr«M _ range at tha Municipal Airport ballots for the election of direc­ The Russian eald the pepere Greek financier saw King Paul to­ ary conference on th * peace treaty yesterday afternoon. tor* of the Chamber of C<|m«rc* were lncompatieble with the fund­ day and then MocVeegh In an with Japan. From western Hunan prc “ The following i ere made for the ensuing year were placed amental principle* of the U, N. hour-long conference. on the abbreviatsd skeet An Informed loures laid M at­ baUlafronU’ cam* word that In the mall Monday in J arn re­ charter. Ha aald they -wero found­ nf 10 birds each: turnable up to 6:00 o'clock Tues­ ed on a bail* which dote not cur­ imoa would try to persuade Ihe munlst assault* Into the L area were weakening. Mil! lei Henry Wight respond to lha principles of the Populist (Koval 1st) Petty lead.or. day of next week. Roy Williams •y R. Wllllei Mr. Bitting called attention to United Nations end trie assigned Constantin Tsai der is. to accept experts said the Red drive Andrew Carreway th# fact that It la necessary for a task of controlling etomt: energy. proposals of the opposition par­ the East-West Lunghsl Rellwaf Jake Adame Tha United Stele* end six other ties. Th* opposition has charged had but one purpose, to provide *a representative of the numbers to Ralph Wight cant their votes on thU election nation* on the 12-m*mb*r tom- the security minister!** with In­ easy escape rout# to th# northW. A. Leffler and urged them all to fill out mllslon have approved the papers. competence end be* dteepproved west toe Gcnerpl Liu Pocheng, General Nsnoleon Zervai as min­ whose troons are - on a W. A. Patrick (heir ballot end return It prior to which will form lha boalt along Uw Ilonan-Anhwel ister * f public order. second report. Olyva Aun Adam* 6.-00 P. M. Tueeday. Sanford Plans Wide Variety Of Entertainment For Labor Day Argentine Move Delays Approval Of Defense P act (Wildcat Strikes In British Mines Feared Spreading tig h t Company s Transmitter Begins Operations M fV i affe' * ■ . ■ I '■ . £ • - . • --7 “ ■ t fc z ( . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 28, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/175b7f6d776a83b84ff6b36dc3c63cbe.pdf db05cfe007e1b82575cdaa8430fa5293 PDF Text Text > PAGE SIX scon's Broadway TEEN TALK Hollywood l t> * U a a * a carY t "*l/ | v er CA N D LES- A Foo-f CANDLE IS <1(11 IU U M ih MToh f r o m on e s t a n d a r d CANDLE OK A S U R F A C E OME F o o t FRO M c r o A o c So u r c e * waa happier making plctt t # V he raid, - I don’t-have to worry aliout the fgn» chaaipg me all over town. 1 don’t have to ‘frel about publicity nnd fan mallnlthough I don’t mean that’* hot Important. If 1 turn s picture 1 down, that's that— the' world I doesn’t come to on end. “All 1 have to do Is make a picture now and then. The rest of the time I ran spend hunting ard flying and doing thr other thipgv I w*nt to do.” Hob has earned the leisure. He •lartcd In picture* in 1934 when he was 23 and within two years 1 was a inp btfk-office star, Ha* has been In screen prominence.' 1 . VOC<OR oF fHL Alt 61VI NO AY THI British Heard of Trade In tendon arc William U Clayton (left),' If. S. Undcr-Sccretary of State for Economic Affolrs, and Lewis Doug)**. U. S. Ambassador to Britain. They conferred with Sir .Stafford Crlpps, Hoard of Trade president, about the dollar sllilation on wliich England blamrs much of her trouble*. (fnlcrnatloaol) AFRICAN CON^O •How SQ U EEZES AH . BETW EEN KNEES <0 H lS fJE-T ''s p iR tis : t*.* IHJ, r „ - I MANY N A IL S C O U L D B E M A D E F R O M <I|L IR O N IN Ul f l l T j L f c N .B b D Y c ? ONE- i k l S iz e ^>F A S r tlN fJL E N A IL ’ fcUua, k , Wali lismC 'f o 'f H E CRAB F A M IL Y cuutinun monibt exitvis* and shall i'it Hob found himself n auch atatia Nazi Pilots come back, of course. after a series uf pleasant hut "From HwtUeiland we shall cot undistinguished roles it/ch as “A the _L’ritutuland hefara—IK tinue the way lo Snain across Fra free. (Tice ihrje, wo shall hr. Waterloo The excited yoniig German went free Iveil with open arm*.'* Bridge.” He is now comfortably on: • The dandelion - blossom really * mi that pmfHnhle plateau "This man has a friend who lives in Switzerland, and lie has U a giant tou.iurt of tiny y ello w '"' popularity with such eompanIons as Cable, (Irani, Tracy, Hoft tifirelinns with tlio jiroper Hpsr ■ gnrt, Coo|wr, Power and - Macish nutInifiijes. From the .Swiss wo Hurray, shall receive invitations to visit 1 -nlifornia lias more That, then, la the Shangri-La Xttji/erlaml. fur all inalo movie atar*. Each “We Will apjdy here for a three h30,000 acres Of vineyards. rnnil find it eventually, or Barn C Hialeah drf ws many UK, Fur esample, a miy Uks GdJftbrt',* 41though, hi? fflqSMmP may now be at its peak, will soma which recently set • world's rec­ day have to seek that prised ord for fltabta earnings in one level. year."- • v - dont extension committee chairman to cprry out the educational plan among -negro teachers, WANTED!! BELY ON 4-LEAF* CLOVE IIS, TurnlHhed dr unTtfrhlSfieO. F a m ily o f th r e e . P ro p erty w ill lie kepi In fir s t clans cond ition. R e n ta l to apply on p u rch a se price. OLfH WANT ADS ARK I.FCKY Contact C. L. Carter A S S T . M G R . J . C . P E N N E Y , CO. PH O NE !)57 I \ \ ■ I CHANOINO RtR MIND for the third and last time. Sheila Hynes, 19year-old English girl, will marry Hi* man she ws* engagnl to origi­ nal ly, Pictured 1% Brooklyn. N. Y , with her futuro brother-in-law. Tlobcrt Wesch, 3, Sheila picked Robert's brother Carl, who had. wooed her In England, os tit* lurky •man. When Sheila and Carl first broke their engagement, Carl's friend, Harold tentry, courted Sheila by mall snd brought her to the U. EL When she arrived both men greeted her, Carl again pro.posed and woo,___VuUimulmaJ' • :^E^Ep= • In order to enable the teachers to rarn semester hours It is planned to estahllsh extension, courses, he announced. One of the tf.ate department Instructor* Win conduct evening classes each week. Mr*. J . C- Mitchell, principal of the South Side Primary School, was appointed chairman of A Seminole County tesrijers’ group ■ . j iw | year, nr must l>« six on or btf-u« Dee. tt. Supt. Lawton informed the t*A chers that in order to receive u larW* net up by tlie Stale according to rank and classification, It <« nrecsstry to hold a Florida certif. irate based on college degree. The mi tv holding of a bachelor's de­ gree or mmier'a degree, he drrtar«d, dor* lint entitle the holder to demand a salary classification; lb, Stamped ccrtlfle^ta must lie r*. r e i v e d first from -the State Departmi-nt.of Education. Then the teach* n will lie paid accordingly, h j sold. He also Informed teacher* of the renuirtment of the Seminuli County Hoard of Puhllc Inatmetlon that no new teachera hold­ ing lower than a bachelor’* degroa niH. !«• appointed in the future. Teacher* already on the faculty gree will i» required to earn a with lower lh*n a bachelor's dtminimum of six sem*»*er hours a year, until the 120 -semester hours necessary for the degTce have been earned, said ,8 upt. Law, ton. HOLLYWOOD, Aug, Having reached the third and mint important area nf film atarilnm— The plateau—RoU-rt Tay­ lor la a thoroughly htppy man. an honest and likeable itu /T **■ relating between takes of -The High W ell" 'and rumInatU* on current state of hi* heps, Ineluding Jean Hansen nnd Kalhryn /Vandonheeg, „o!d the KenoShjs, Wis., New* on the Idea of running a weekly high school Insert railed the "TeenAge Review." The young editors do all the work esrepl prim thalr sheet. There are Iota of leen,:grohpa putting out teen se­ ctions In Mult papery.' Why does­ i,: Don’t think that the kid n’t your ganr *rv if? TEKN H W S r* are bird brains, Lola dr button* Gordon consider sailing-a stepping - Handsome 1 to a career. Margot Gotta Marita* I* a rnhld Dodger fan. Ncwf Jersey ’* Marrrlla Roy s tailing at Naw Rochelle, . . and Atleen Shield# leinow of Tranqitinty and Robert Whoait broker a* a reyttlt *dt*t(br ton of Rridgeton have been chi,urn delegates to the Northcaitsm l In aalling. Older Yonlh Confarene* to be held a t Jaskaon’* Mill, West Vir­ hg Girl' Scout* from ginia. , . . Students registering at atUndlnr th* 38th annl- Bergen Jn g h r College and Berktnlernatlonsl Girl Scout ment ‘ at * Camp Barree, r they like Amtrican girl* they are “too pampered II feat, have more clothes jtc privileges than other ! comparable age In the Here ara some othrer ro­ ta American h*Da; Maria Eocoda o f th# Philippines We wouldn't think of that you rail necking un- i. She get* married tried by her family havntng gone out Teachers Meeting By R. J. S C O n SCRAP BO O K NF.W YORK — Gregor/ Peek, Dean Stock well amt Ann.) Revere - hopped back to our bur* tor muic shooting on Zanurk’s "Oonllrr.ien's .'Agreem ent,” film atlaplntiot of i Laura /,. Hobson's norcl about an; li-Scmltism. . . ; Th • bands and . entertainers vound Broadway who yowl delightedly when they are held over for second or third weeks In the various entertainment pie. raises of this nron-lit community hardly ran compete with Churlic Peterson's orchestra at tho New ' Yorker Hotel. , . . A lulel lllllc announcement .arrived today not­ ing th* fact that Peterson’s tuneamlth* have been regeling Ni-W Yorker guests for some seven /e*rsl Arthur Godfrey exnwcd the fart that he placed 18th in a Id l*>M sailing competition at Larrhniont. ; , . . Arthur noted th-* "2 hours u ,T week he devotes to the mlrruphine and added, "After nil thnt lime at the mike, I can’t gel up enough wind." . . . Another mnvlr about t the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, In the same gay vein as ‘‘Weekend at ' the Waldorf.” Is in ’ he-work*. . . . Entitled "Happiness,” It's hving developed now at M-O-M. Gina Janas, a chanteuso who works in the fashionnlde saloons of both Hast and West coasts, seems to have fallen upon a cutu -^aong to hang her future success upon, a dlsiy little ditty entitled t f i t Happened in Pasadena." . . . /Olka insist she's a “fcnilninu Joe K r & IfSIRifClu.- - J i A»uJ*,nif k r .*'>*. tunr* lo his marital background. "Th* Annlverssry Song," snd “I Wonder Who’* Kissing Her Now.” . Joe-Howard, octogenarian abjhor of th* latter ditty, is play­ ing four and five shows n day at ithe l l lhuge . « r f „ Roxy Theater T l , t , n i e s nwhere l w t r n fthe lit* tapyle about hi* own life. I>earing -the song's title, is plsylng. . . . Joe’s acknowledgment of congrat­ ulations from hi* friends who mar­ vel at hi# energy in playing so »»ny vaudeville shows a day at " Ills considerable age is, ”Jlow I •jlah I ws* 70 again I" • WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1941 » TIIE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA By JA rK OnKlAN appearance iar*tKe tours lours of tin? nation's nation * radio stations, pica jo bo Informed It is a very productive trade trick. , , , Johnny Desmond went to Tor­ onto to play the Club Norman ; "there, bustled about the Ontario d t r ’a radio stations and record ahops with the result: 10,000 copies - <rf Johnnv'o record of "Guilty’ were peddled during hi* stay, mot* ' than ten times the number that had lieen sold fur the several -----NwMho-sitrtB-lhetl th a t-th e -d iir had iwen avallabla, Claude Thornhill, the brndlcader whose piano stylings nro stiractItUf the recently awe*-minded younger pttulenJ fam. iiinitw l for hi* aliacnt-inlndncss. . . He retnetniiors entire sym|i!inttle rcorrs down to thn veriest musical marginal note, but ha* an Impossible ■ time with .timetables, telephone* BUJnbcrs, where he left bis cloth­ ing, even addressee of v*din stu■■ dlo*. . . . 80 Tin Fan Alley is gig- tllng somewhat over the title of Claude's new Tecord hit: “ You’re Not So Easy To Porgm.” Two Otcar-owning Pauls at separata tables In gsudlly |goldtinted Monte’s-on-the-Park: VTutil fin als Pasteur) M11.1l and Paul (Watch On The Rhino) Luca*. ... . Tommy Manville, the MtfchMl-Do”Atmut-Nothing ftlKiw. r.*rjurstid / f7kM Cool and relaxed, never a worry — auto­ matic controls' start your roast, keep it at tho exactly right temperature, turn it off \yhen it's done. Your kitchen stays cooler, too, —•as much as 10° by actual test. And after dinner, thero's another time saving dividend—no smeary, sooty pots to complicate dish washing. Yes, electric living is better living — and tho essence of it is cool, clean, convenient; economical electric cooking. Your elec­ trical appliance dealer is now receiving . now, improved postwar electric, ranges in n rising tide. See him today I �I • TH E W E A TH E R To Protect th* Peace of th* World; To Proatet* tho Pro area> of America; To Prodoco P iM fw tr for Boaford. <• v. Generally fair through Friday with ortiiiom l afternoon and evening thundershower*. AN INDEPENDENT DAILT NEWSPAPER /OLVM E XXXVIH SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, AUGUST £8. 1M7 EeUbtbbed 1908 A sso c ia te d P r t u U u t d 1 -A- , Talks At OpeuiDgO Region Meet USD A Orders Election On Hopes To Head American Legion Marine Ace Sets New World’s Air-Speed Record' .v - - Governor Advocates Military Training; World Peace Seen As Further . Away r NO. 2 05 W ir o 9 . 'V Egypt Plan Rejected By Council 2 Ousted Demonstra­ tors Seek Entry; Mass Meei Held By Sympathizers Growers And Shippers To Vote On Chang­ ing Indian River M a r k e t ing Rules By LARKY' IIAWCK b\KE SUCCESS. Aug. 28 W ■Two Egyplian tlcmnntlrilor* twice ejected' (tom the Security Council chamber, returned to United Nation* headquarters to­ day leading a New ^ork taxicab g*tr» by gurtdt. They were stopped outride the fleet filled wilh *>mp*thttef».' While delegates inride the chantLAKELAND. FlJC Aug. 20 GF) . bet, were entering tlw final stage* . —The U. S'. Department cf.A **• »»,*,dcb»rff oif.‘EfefphVifrinVndi' to/ • .lic ^ / c K i.y , . s e i t , ^ iramediate evacuation of Britiab •anclton. lubject to approv Mr Iroopi, the two nationaliat* -ttsgcd Flat Wa grower* and shipper*^ a man drmnnritation outride. They" propoul that the citrus mar 1A1HINO ACROSS TH1 MUROC ARMY AIR IASI, CAIIFORNIA, at 8JO.8 miles on hour (rtcnrly U miles a were barred from the grounds on agreement be amended to permit Ilnute), tha jat-englned Skpitreok (left) break* tha world’* air-speed record set live day* previously by the r.tJal nomination, of hi* atand on CANDIDATI K * NATtONAl' COMMANOI* of the American Legion. Perry the issuance ol interstate shipping •prcific orders from Secretary-Gen­ N«vy In the isma ship. Marin* Maj. M»rlon K. Carl, SI, ol Hubbard, O re, who flew tha record-breaking tha eontrovaralal Ittue. Brown (right), of Beaumont. T ax, la shown at a p rm eonfarawca tn eral Trygve Lie. (fn Imutt tonal) j Nrw York. At left la Warren Atherton. Stockton. C alif, past national regu!*linni on Ip ''*n River frail plane. Is ahown getting out <4 the riubhy-wtnged craft (right) slier the record flight. Earlier, in addreailng the openMnstafa Mantlft mounted a different from ‘ for the re­ commander and chairman of the American Legion'* special national V ing aaaalon of .tha1 Legion aux­ •oXphcx ami Iwgan scouting hi* committee on universal military training. (International)' iliary convention. Deway —“ J mainder of the *tk_ familiar slnfeau* of "down with tha membership to “taka The decision wak ■tcmiMinieil the-Hrtotvtrf Down-wUHlm p cTIRF" ' w by' Itiriructlon* to MV F. T. Miller Ism!” He was carrying a l*rg* U8DA' field represel *alive, to American flag and hi* companion our meet critical perloda period* in whlen mng the condurt an flection wtlon if if In the previous ouster Incidents, tha paaca mky be once again growers and to give ship ippera an *\hmVd Kamel Kotb, waved a endangered.” their apopportunity to ImlL green and whit* Egyptian flag Dewey’a to««ch to tha American prove! by algnlng i agreeIn addition to th»ir follower#, Legion in the Garden followed meut*. * I The Junior Chamber of Com- 1 who hurriedly pll-d out IQ taxi•hortly tire call to order at 11:45 nitre* haa received Ifl.fJn i j donn- j , .. ", cabs, the audience included w jjhMiller laid the j.-'fm'l front A. M. (EST) by Paul Griffith, lions for the operati 11 of Ihe ; P r c n i d c l l t C .ltC S N c C f l n a l number nf UN security pnSept. 10 to Oct. 10 had been dea, British Matherr j Will the Legion'* national commander, , Tourist Informallon lloolhi it was reporter* and a-few curious Ignated for grower* to cast their who rang an 18-fnch high replica For Renewed Faith iirr, Seek To R c p j f l i n j announceil at the noon meeting at hallntt. No act period ha* been bystanders. of tha Liberty Bell In accordance for thlppera to aeml in theli men nf rhe demonstration In Human Dignity wasTheiiv,thP with Legion curtom dating back Civic Clubs Urged To Past Head Of Educa­ ftyed Custody. O f C h ild ! ,h*Dedication M*vf#,r ,nn ,0,1*v* for the ceremonies agreements. UN parking lot, which 20 yeara. tion G r o u p Tells Take Active Inter­ . , , „ 1 Imuth have hren unwitged and • » 1 1 it*1*!<* Ihe v-iie fence enclos­ Under the marketing agree­ ■ The GOP titular leader never ROME. Aug. 28 i-IT- The Vat­ ing the headquarters grounds. ( FI.STV1IAV, H a.. Ana. /d !7 *| ,vl|| begin at 1:00 oVI • < next ment regulation*, at least twoOf Lobby. Actions thirds haa announced hi* candidacy for est In Juveniles ican and the office ol Mvron fay Okrlofwx county gr^nd jury Momjay afternoon with Gennre Meanwhile, Russia renewed her of the grower* who, vote, tha. 1948 nomination although ha — * to.LV fteed Mrs. Maigsrrl T.iuhy Riving the dedlroltori ‘ *l.cnc .................. ■-* ad* lor, pfiicnal , repiesenlative of op|Hi«ltloti t,i a Brasilian proposal recently took an extensive tour, Difficulties and oppoiition from either numerically’ or according to n , , t, ... I ' A first hand account of the » -j i l dress and J . Bralley Odham. pretor Mistrial settlement of thq the tonnage of eitru* fruit they Pol u> I. linti.h war bride, announced aa “non-politlcaL” of chstg sld*nt of tin1 Bemlnoc County President Tinman to Poj*e Pius Atiglo-Egyptian dispute o v a ’ lobbies encounlered at Tallahsssee represent. must approve the Ka told tha convention that life, discipline, educational and XII, released today an cxehang^ e* for the fatal shooting ol her (Conllnurs Bn P e g * Sis) Javccfs, tdghtlghllng Ih* tourist ”for tha defente of the peace rocational training and the meth­ in promoting Florida’s recently proposed- ; amendment. One-h*tf program tor the rotnin,t srjisnn. nl lettrrs Irctwrrn the Piesidcnt w( milat maintain a permanent od* <>f puniihmcnt of youthi com* patiMUschool legislative and ap­ of the citrus fruit volume, ac- Amnicin **«Ulirr huibant) *i Fmi Itev, Doiiglata Charle. will give lithe intifl. military establishment adequate ..milted to the Boy* Industrial propriation ,Uwi were today de- cording to the Session just ended, Wiilt-'rt on July 2‘4. the Invocation. mtttt lie represented by shipper* to the defente of this country Mi. Truman’* Irittr, dated Aug Ih * grand jury reported it* | The drive to raise Ihe M,000 on , . . . icribed to the member* ol the who send In ngTeementa. at all timet and alao sufficient School at Lancaster, 0 .. was jreitcrI hx ‘'»V«-«I Ito tnl*-UII-a«*lint iilA vrMrlv tn-nperhtp the t«mth wtlt-, *»i-*•« Ute*li — to perform oqr ohllgatlonr to d a y - given to-Kiwanian* a l-lh e Scminolc-County- Teacher* Associ­ ~ -Final decision on - plartng- tha jp*h^ United Nation.” Touriit Center by Glenn F, Me* ation at Junior High School by amendment In effect will rest 21 rfai-uld nolive of llw lilc n| cSrillmie until Monday afternoon,j "Unless the inor.st fort es of lh away raid that ‘‘the hard fact Fadden. DeLand Insurance man Mr*. Eunah Holden, past president with the U. 8- Secretary of Ag Mwi shortly alter court cmivcn-tl «’ro*Ucnt Odham staled. Chetles t genuine, pcacs seema fur* and fq r^ ..l^ m r h ^ W «Uea- of the f toridh Education Associa­ urtfe^rt forM nn JsxW orKRn^RfTnn, j c n u r i ^ i h V n t /mu! Vhr»ltiMy 'uppffjTii n pTTPpniiii L s j Y— lb * * gland jury * iH r n g th 4 ml r f f r c l i v r lion as a member of the Ohio tion. one of the leader* in the which wa* given the n,aJorlti«* apparently wat n:ade ynleidsy stated that the businesses* in en, rtitil. tlif . . . . .. , , Enrollment will begin Tuesday ±_ but the report uai delayed became Seminole .County are heartily In nn* which theteliy would be |n«! morning it fRl to 12:00 at the San-’ State Prison Educational staff. He fight for better teacher uliriet and •peelfled, h* haa In the vote favor of Ihe enlarged tmiilU In other agreement* rejected attch Toed Vocational School nn Com­ yoiltl wat not in lenion. ’ alio served on the educational better fUndards of education, She ' program, and that there bn* been by lhetr.mor.il foitet wnulti bamendments where the vole by Avenue In the Kent Bond­ ”1 think‘ ItV ’ Wonderful,” Mr*. onlv‘ on* business o-gauirnlinn Kainrtl by tho*e fuccet which ntv mercial staff of Ohio Stale University on wa* introduced by J . B. Root who ICeatlawM ea Peas Slat IVland enid. "Fm aorry It all that had been contacted whlrh poie and seek to destiny them.” ing, it was annnunca) today by presided at the meeting. Mr*. Mar­ sociology. Mrs. R. -C. Maxwell, principal ;s 3 lotppened hut Fm happy about failed tn runUibtiln In the prog­ Tim I’npe’a Jotter, ih»l(*t| Aug. and Mr*. Glayds Hall, assistant. He also' urged that all civic garet Coil wa* named Unporp* the verdict,” * ’ ram. 2<t from fho tn’Miftcal sunnier raUesldents of Heniln-do County clubs take more Interest In pol­ secretary of the group. She said her first move, now Commenting on a report that aidrnro at Cartel Gand'dto. said: or nutxlde tlje r<uinty, !fl vear* of itics If it pertain* to juvenile*, and — - ;r. t * a. that »hc has l^eii freed of 'th# nn out of county contractor hou 51r*. Holden told of conference* "We hasten to exprr's our ‘ at age nr older and not attending A Tha fancea and the acoreboanl to aya to It that untrained “Good ctiargrs, will l-e to “get my baby built Ihe Tourist Informal‘rn isfactlon and thsnki for tills latest -piiirllr or to the Introduction of the school*, may -nroll. An a t tha Municipal Park are being Charlies” are not appolntetd to hack.'’ illation with the Attorney Booth. I’resldent Odham polntrd |testimony "to the desire un t d-'ter- Mil grade education IA required, repaired following damage Incur­ head juvenile correction agen­ I She had ’rlalpied that aha, ahol General and- other legal advisers out that bids for the building wrre nilnatinn of a great and fra,* p.*ospecial nrtangenien'.a may bo red during yesterday* itorm and cies just because of political con­ 1her huthaml. Staff Sgt, (iraydou enllcitrd by paid advertisement pie to dedicate Ibnroelre* in ihe hut In an effort to determine fund*, made for Ihose who bas e not com­ will be In condition to allow the nection* hut to ate ’ to It that I'clshd in n iptnryel after W # hnd and that bids from th ' t a-iil ecu- noble task of ihnt pca-'r f ir which pleted this, grade. n r SI AX HER FOR scheduled twin bill between the man well trained for tha Job are mental reform* for the achn-d M (tnlfniaril nn I' hro taken their IS-month-old ton /rort system. It was difficult to g-t Regular rtasses wi!| soon itart LAHORE, Pakistan, * Aug. 28. her and *riit hint In hU relatives ^tractors were 11,7,00 over tb» I L1 Daytona Beach Islander* and tha appointed. lyhmlttod by the out-if-town fir-n. In shorthand, commercial English ■ . groups from different counties (/Pi—Thousand* of 8ikh ami Ilin- In TomkinsviMe, Ky. Sanford Celery Pads tonight, H He also pointed out fhe part D was'also pidnted nut lit*' the and Comluercial law from 8:00 A. • to du refugees are streaming from was announced this morning by that member* of civic groups that had varying problems Mra. Poland, wh > came here Cllv hml a llmft of 81.500 apnrop- Mrs. .Junius M. Leo M. in 4:00 P. M. All otht-r classes George Touhy,. builnaa* manager can-do'in aiding (n the rehabilita­ com* to asreerr»nt on needed leg­ Pakistan to India and morn thou­ It'M lIlH S mm I'ase »l»l rlaled to build the Vioth. The are (aught Individually. Noon hour sand* of Sloalama from India to of the Sanford Baseball Associa­ tion of youths released from cor­ islation. she said. Died This Morning typing practlrA I* fill-rood for M contract was awarded tor 14,200. Rhe described opposition to the Pakistan to escape death In com­ tion. , rectional institutions. “Never send students Who ».->l \ special Gordon Bradley, tecrelary of Ihej ( I 'r s l t s s s * e a f a s , 11,1 munal riota In tha Punjab, divided Instruction (siven Tha freak storm yesterday af- a boy to an Institution except at stated that many ■Mr*. James M. I.ne dle-t iflU class In iljrtaMoti •* held from on tha raeent Indem-ndmco day. *ha scoreboard « l*»l resort," he u rg ed ..'----For Cashing G I Bond orgsnlxatlon, oVIn. k ih 'the 8:00 Io'*0:00 A. M. fur thusn who local sub contractor* warn used tn morning at Ocaaalonally they meet and and three section# o f the fence. Ths Lancaster Boy* JWhool local hnsplta! following art Hints* work In the cllv. rnmpletr the booth, however. Han­ claah. but 1 saw them as di.nlrRed Sldpey RIChard, city »up«rint»n(C a tlssN s a ’ N l t ala) Britain Will IT«e Instruction to veterans plan­ ford electricians, plumlwr* and of two months, A ctsilent of Numerous calls are received, pekpl* weary of fUhling anJ dent of parka, reported that the ning to cash their terminal have glass dealar* were cs!le,| In on the Hanford fur Ihe past Id years from local business mm for atudCompulsion On Jews homesick. acoraboard will be in operation Fire DestroyR Tin . Mrs. Lre made her hum ■ at 2iK>J , ent employee-, Ihe must deserving Bald one leader of n group of bond# Tuesday was given today by join far tonight's contest! and that O rm w John L. Raids, adjutant for the of whom are given consideration Alvin Odham suggested that ,,the • tha fences will Be (solaced If posHAMPURG. G«em*nv, Aug. 28 Hindu* and filkhs: Warehouse On Farm . . , .. . , .. Born July M, lfiDI in (!«rthnqfr, “Wa ware happy |q our homes local VFW post. . aibla. ■ of director* I n t e .t l g a t h e s a tlroj#*e**#.| was . mamMr first. The school I* fulto accredit­ (yfh— A Rritish nfflelal said todas* The bonds mav be cssIuhI at hoard before partition. Look at u« nnw, Lon gwnod telephone lirpj'.,' nn I of the I’resbvterinn Church of that ed In* the Veterans Administra­ “Tha se ore board is fust patched Rritish aiithneitles were prepared Fire, believed to have been tion and any veteran may h-ceto* j together,, si not It we* practically caused bv apontoncou, comhurtinn, to us* thr»e degrees nf comrmlstnn In danger of our llvja, Impoverish, either of. Ihn lucal hanks ut*on taka Ihe rinding* under advise cllv. Instruction in Iwth eommeveiaU demolished. I- hope that it wtU destroyed a large tin eorrugated if the 4.400 Jews of the Exodus ed. miserably running lit the hape preasntatlon of -the veteran's ori­ ment. The group vote I to Invrs. She I* attrviveil by tho husband; ar.-l rriatnl high who-d siihje--t». ginal discharge papers, Mr. Sauls tlgate th* telephone rout rovers/. 1 ,,»« remain Intact nntll tha Pod* com- warehouse belonging to tha firm of 1047 refused to leave the three of survifaL'’ . , , j „ , _ ,i two dauohtms Mr*. *N. Ik Jen- .Courses ii ehlHo houkkeening tyl A board- of dlre^nrs;_meeHgg;r ln c ; >r)il Mr, r; ,, ,,BV, on- M h Engliih-apeaktng Stoalain* • ut- emphasised. Survivor* o f-v e te r­ gdete^ tha year," Mr. RIChard L. A. Brumtey and Son at their British transport* bringing them p’lng, Pilmrogriphiiur. filing, hualjj tarad somewhat similar’ senti­ ans who received bond* must go niah' I f f Sanford! On#’ion,* James G. Ime ness.arithniHUc, calculator.and ad­ farm on Celery Avenue early yes­ to Germany. to the Post Office and nhtain spe­ ment*. gt tht rouri»t C^ntfr. 0[ on# grnntNim. I airy One section of tha fence nearly terday morning. v * a - t* l - H | n i | it si IT i , * +e > ■ j The official said these degrees ding machine practice, and a gen­ I pbotdgraphrd a point 21 mile* cial blank* to tfe filled out ard • 50 feat long which was blown Gueals at today's meeting in -* Payton nf Hanford; one sister eral rlerlcal course. Upon »atl»r untied to Ihe proper Wulhorltlcs. Tha building wa* a mas* of W#r*t aouth of Lahora, Where the lllndown on the south tide of tha flame* when the blaxa was dis­ Mr*. Mary Margaret Priest of First! manljandling. du-BIkh and SfosUm lines Inter­ Tii# next of kin in thl* rate Is cluded Bob LukS and Gens 'F is ­ Carthage; two brothel t, John factory completion of any reurse, fi«!d la in fair conditio* and can covered bv a negro helper and considered In Ihe ord-r of wife, hery. a certificate is awarded. Second: ahlp’s hostpipes. r sected. l be repiaeed with‘ little difficulty, therefore the fire department wa* Fields nf Carthage and W, N. Third: tear (« t. ' The*# llAaa extended-In both children; parents. Th# Iwnds mutt '* ‘ ’ ’■ l However, tha section on the south, not called. About 50 tons of fer­ Fluids of Hanford, N.’Y?.*, nn ha'f l>* cashed tor the' full amount, Mr. H# added thatVompahlon would east corner will offer somewhat tiliser. Including sodium nlturs. be used only es “an absolute lest directions as fs r as the onlooker Sauls stated, as no partial pay­ brother. Benton Fields of. Happy, Rourid World Fliers Berlin Raid Shelter could see. The refugees were In of a problem, since It was pushed we* dcilroyet, also a ahed con­ resort." Tex. every Imaginable vehicle - and oh ment will be made. .. . against a pole Inside of the park Funeral service* jrill be con­ Mr. Sauls temlmle l t veterans Make Ireland Landing Will Be Blown Up i a British authorities estimated IQ foot. Men carried women and the and Was splintered badly, Mr. taining’ farm tools and impls________ . , ducted at 5:00 P. M. Friday In the .MV ... would take 24 hours under or­ Infirm, the latter with beda on that thd* national VFW organise, RIChard added, tioti strongly urged nassag-s of th* } NEWTOWNARDS, ' Northern Erickson Fiineral Honrn with the Mulrhead, a neighbor, not- dinary conditions to disembark their shoulders. BERLIN. AUg. 28 ( * > - Th* jj| A 40 foot portion of tha fence tbs nrumlsys of the fire, the Jew*, being shipped her* from The line of march was littered terminal leave pay bill, but that ( trolisrul Aug. 28 (A*l—Cliff F.vans Rev. Douglas Charles officiating, Bvlng, Ihn *'ck am), the dead war* Clear tha clubhouse can ha replaced and water -was poured on negro French water* after their un­ w|th neraoakl effect# abandoned national Comdr. Louis E . S ta r r L » u'.ihtncton and George Tru- Intormenl will folluv In Ever- being moved nut of tho way to-’ with little difficulty, but none of near the burning shsd successful attempt to run the In flight from roving, bloodthirsty asksd all member* to retain Ihelr „ „ 0f j J j Angles, who arn at- ’ green t>m#lery. day tor ana of tha biggest damoltha fence It In too good condition dsrelllng*. keep the fhe from spreading Palestine blockade, If the refugees band*. By military estimate, the l-»u4s a* long a# possible. tempting a leburoly flight around - ___________ __ itlon Juba In poatwar Berlin, tho and will have to. Save major major re- to Anyone desiring fitth er Inform­ tha world In two light sport plan-! to them. -— *• ■ B lo r lB should reslat. The Job might taka death toll of these hand* on hoth lf not Replaced tnUi Mr. side* of the border In the last 18 ation about cashing the bond# •a, made an unlcheduled. tomllng \ n B f ]\H qB i n g H n n H f j 72 hour*. , I ted. IChard atat -lk ’ , ' Present plant for the arrival -of days haa been In the thou**ml*---- county service officer, St-— [Plans Completed For 30.000 peopl* at a time dur. A group of Sikh* and Hindus Iceland. Raiders Body Found tend n n . . . |tha refugees next week call for Dooley ing th* war. would past while the Moelems • Th# two American* had taken l'ony K f lC E S Monday I removing the passenger* to train* waited. Then a Modem party off from Keflavtk airport, near During th* vrar and afterward(and transferring them quickly to 28 b n —Th* SHANGHAI. Aug. 2i Be Held Friday A« Ml] Midwest Scheduled Reykjavik, last avenfng bound -dy of Cpt. I eland 0 . Faktor of It nlio served * * a hospital. Ora Tha Duaty Roots and B ad d W Nto«n hut camp* near Luabeck, wouM nas* while the Blkh-Hindn line halted. for Freitwlck, Scotland, but a Plymouth, la, la*t of th* mltalng of It* wartime patient# wat th* To Get Cold Front heavy iVMrs. Mary Brown Dooley, wid- Club met Tuesday evening a t to the British occupation sons of The leader of one Bikh group ml»t a t tha latter airport Doollltla Tokyo raider*, ha* b«en lat* Hermann Goerlng, who went B w of tha lata Mart is E. Dooley home of J.P . McClelland and made Germany. said hts refugees had been at­ eaurod them to chang* their found by a u , B. (r*T *t regis­ there praiiimel-ly tor safety from plans for the distribution of tacked four times enroute and By TH E ASSOCIATED PRESH plana. tration field learn nearly 450 the allied alrfleeti which he had prise* totalling mors than M00 Cpsler sir moved Into th* Midthat 200 to 800 had been killed. After a two-hour halt the. ralr miles aouthwett of Shanghai, Col. rashly boasted would n*ror bomb Several Towns Lost at the Cow Pony races and tour­ m c< f l u m i m th. A British offlcef confirmed the west today after a alight warmup took off again for London, ■ Gharlea F. Kearney announced to­ Mctlln, gai t 84„ Ttara. Mrs: was nament that will take place at of one of these attack* and yesterday, whlrh routed tome ap­ ■ ■ The struct un* I# known as th# . To Rcdfl In China report day. 2:00 o'clock Labor Day after­ 1870 la an Indian officer th* report of prehension among heal-weary, « lie said Faktor’* body, discover­ '•Bly Zoo Bunker,” a* dlatlng*. noon at Fort Mellon Park. GATCHEL X RAYFI) another." •id-nto. Zoo , ed outside a village, had been I*hetl from the "Little B r HALOID E MILKfl Present at the meeting were Th# CbJeago Weather Bureau Ll*e stock lay dying nf exhaus­ brought to Shanghai by tampan Bunker” deraollebtd earlier In th* NANKING, Aug. 28 (AV-Com- tion McClelland. W. O. Kllbae, 1 ‘ ■ N N b i i M B Mr. Forroit GaUhel, who wa* incold front wa* moving and malnutrition'along ih a gjid • enmnter nmler the ailiyl pro­ Mr*. Hannan Harriett, C. W, raunlst raider* under one-eyed waV because .the refugees could ■cioa» touthrru Inwa this morn- I n — R n e a r K l a a f a n m a * . l a l a . T m **«' Rtiter B.gM fil "(Jama gram of destroying German H r remain* were Identified by a C. Rabum. E. J . Camq-Ti.g antT pusTiIiTg ’ fTmL-.vnr«l atul day afternoon when the Ford pickstruetu* claselfleil a* war western Shantung pro­ nuuunmr l o m SHMIgh to let Hum gold ring, a allver name braceL. IMMrieln and eastward. Somewhat cooler tepi- uo truck he wat driving turned 1st ami s crumped leather glove. telillal. vince. have rut a wide twath ir. A. Mem reported ov#r over i f ter blowing a tiro and (IdaThs Indians Wor* I heir finest i-craturej- war* r- recta through Urn Henan-Anhwal borMinnroota, northern Towa. the awlping an oncoming automoMI*. __ ^araeronJ dcr country to roach area# within clothing in an effort to save It. Their garment* were ralntoaked Dakota*. Wisconsin end Michi­ haa l>een taken to Ferns Iit-Laugh­ BUDGVT CUT m /- f * • « . JW N tt- »^tk 1" J j " o f jl3pt<w , field w- and mud-splashed. Tlie Court House will lie ctuserl gan and wa* due to move Into ton Memorial Hospital pending and John Uonardy. Races will In- port* aaW tmlay. 1 LAKE SUCCESS) Aug. 28 I f f TIn Delhi r Brltisn traveler .re- Illinol* ^ntl Indiana thl* after­ the taking of g-rays f .r n l.nck Monday for-Labor Dav, and the TTi# ' official Central New# y clods the cow pony race*, girls regular September meeting of the — A United Nation* hugatavy Injury, Jtled th a t. Moajstna InvadnT bla noon. ■ ', today recommended roes, quarter hors# race, flag'Agency said defending force* had , am compartnwnt hear Lahore On Apt*. 13/ 1945, Mr. Gatchel County Board of Commissioner* commlttrNo sudden drop In temperatures race, barrel rocs and tlgaag roc*. In/lctsd severs c a s u s t t l h a on and told him, “S*n!h, you're aaf- srr-mpanhd tha,cool air, and a suffered a hack Injury when lie will ho held at 10:00 o'clock on that f4,l08J)9H to lopped off a In . at 10:00 A. M. Th* biggest H s r* . pels* p o w will w ,i, be i n the i n , #50, h v i iRed h u farce* i w e r a In in the m e mountains inuuniem e along w o o * If vOu don't Interfere.” Thrn, ho Weatlter Bureau‘spokeiman aald fall from a-ladder whll-r picking Thursday morning. Sept. 4. It wa* auggvaled I94B buget nf 13#,403,will he made '.n race prise* will vary from' the border, but admitted lot# nf *atd, decapitated a Hindu traveler II "aronT b* ao much cooler, but citrus fruit. II* la roported to b« announced today by O. P. Hern­ 702 tor operation of th* p **c* » the Geneva Geroat-ry-----severe! town* to the Communist*. in th# compartment and I«fL •5 to $20. It was announced. agency. don. It will keep us from Ratting hot." resting comfortably. * - ■YA" «3^5§f ** %*:*'?**?**\ NEW YORK. Aug. 28 </P>A rv. Thome* E. Dewey unequivo­ cally rndoned universal military training today in an addreii be­ fore marred thousand* of American Legionnairer who opened their 29th convention in ftag-draped Madiron Square Garden. “ It ir our duty.” the 1944 Republican candidate oaid, "to pro­ vide a program involving participitaticn by all able-bodied young ^Ainertean men under univertal mil• Hnty'lrainin».,f . ' J. A1,! Tha abatement was the first In- LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 28, Wh—The Security Council todev rejected a BraiiUan propos­ al railing on Egypt and Britain to resume direct’nvxuilsiioM In Ihelr dispute over the presence of British troop* In Egypt and 'The future of tha Sudan. The . motion fell one vote abort of passage but wa* opposed only bv Poland. 1 W ar Bride Freed |Jaycees Receive __] Note* ExchangedBy Florida Jury 1)1 ?'V-,1'-1 iBy Pope, Truman I» Murder Trial On W urfi I W , Prison Educator W ork Of Passing Address At School Laws For KiwanisLuncheon State Is Related S a r a . ’is a s r s Damage At B a ll. Park Repaired For Tonight’s Twin B ill t± *r&±. Enrollment At Vocational School Eyewitness Tells Of Indians Fleeing Communal Rioting e m fiilJs&dSi spsi»ffe%, V '- ’ -1—d : • ~==tb- •r **** B 3B . =v ^4.-: { j ^ || 1 1■ -I f! " ' I -1 u— ■ �TOE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE TWO The Sanford Herald ■ O LL.4SII L. . Mll.l IIK 4X COlttXI'. IIK IS S . i l w . i > la**a*v RrftlSritIPTiO* MAII.% OifJor, wt«k ' AU .t ll n t . r .r J , .« (Sank., ltx.lwll.la. WHS n .l.n . •! MlMlStantaU II I th. » « '» « » •>* t l U a i I . N i , n lll to t k a n n l 'I n «| t t t . I . I « 4 . m l > l .« i l l r . . JIA Ili ‘StmMWi !■«.. I t t l t w . t . l b . g tralil wUOftfc. la ikr ■ .I I ...I flrU o( .J..HI.IWB. Olfl- Ni a t. H t l .l a l .n l lu «b. hunt Farm Future Im l» ('lim a . n.l \*» laik. allaa ------------ . . TOKYO. Aug. 28 W>>~J*P«n'* war preparations were ' "d*. tensive’^ until Emperor liifohito issued orders for attack* on American, Britiah and Dutch'ter­ ritory former Premier Ilidekt Tojo raid in an interrogation read to the international tribunal IN OBSERVANCE OF *j I ♦: LABOR DAY § i TH E STORES IN SANFORD Accent On Youth— ~ Tto llr ,.14 |. a n. a. . . . f ul ito A<M«tal*e Jap Meet .Decided To Go To W ar Dec. 1,1941 WUlintn 51, Blnlr, who hut been'interviewing farm pm for the N. Y. Times, «ay.n that those-in Illinois, the heart of the farm belt, a redoing'some serious thinking about the future. ^ With the present system of price support and the demand for farm producta, farmers arc enjoying greater prosperity than ever before. The Secretary of Agriculture, Clinton P. Anderson, shvs that now, when agriculture Is healthy and productive, is the time to draw up long range plana to pre­ vent a stuntp. Most farmers believe that industry and agriculture must work together, higher production bringing increased Income to purchase farm producta. They have no desire to go back to the controls of AAA, which they believe .was puyely nn emergency measure, but roanj- think that some government control, or at least government planning, may be necessary to create stability for farmers and con­ sumers-here and abroad. ' < Whether they are right or not, it is a hopeful sign when n large, representative group like the nation's farmers, in­ stead of setting a date for a future depression, are alive to its possibility, hut firmly resolved to prevent It. rillai la tfcv t.wnt,, Milk ktwSww.rla .laili.lt THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1947 r»a*a q .k l t k Ik FHlIlllS la Ik. aa*' of t***fcli- at alt lk« U«-il a r m la Iklk a**.,** V*». AS* »*«*» *l»*me to* erlnlM From Frank S. Wright, former publicity director of the Will B E CLOSED . •• all University of Florida, comes a clipping from the New York THERE IS AN .IN V Ifllfil.B BENCE BY OUJt SI PE. 5NG AND ABI E TO BEAU 'O U R BURDENS EASILY. GOD WISHES UB WELL, WHY WOHJtYT—P*. 56:22: C«u thy burden oa Jehova. ‘ B Herald Tribune about a University of Florida alumnus which will be of special Interest to graduates of that great institution in this part of the state. He was "one of my boys", comments Mr. ;’Wright, _ ......... back in the days before the war when he was at the University, "President Truman has made a distinguished appointment to the Fereral government in naming Mr. John R. Aiisun to be Assistant Secretary ‘of Commerce for Air, "says the Herald Tribune editorial." At thirty-five this seven-times 4 « « « u e d v e t e r f c » o f marial campaign. bul (ion I (otgcl to your Christmas shopping early said lu be 5v500,000 tuitis. But ihete i» e tide to every queiJu it how far lottery gengilcn ilLga. tLAittsA jO -tijin s-Jo j>tcr. shown l>y H H f, the reccnl bombing of the borne of to Atlanta newspaper editor IA ^ d r l d W s ) 71 ita< irP RADIO PROGRAMS Station WTKK clea rin g : "The Cochran-AHaon team had na their authority General AntokFa command: "To hell with paper work. Go out and fight." They did. Gliders whizzed into the Jungle field in darkness; by day the field was clearer, and thnt night sixtyfive transport loads landed on it bringing In Wingate raiders, food, equipment and ammunition. It was a team job that could only have been done by men of Imagination and high courage, That is. the sort of stuff of1which Mr. Alison Is lo wtillng Waibingtcyp Mcrjy-Go- made, and that is what it Rcimd while Drew Pcaiton, Vrjifl laid aside at the Coinmet ^tSjidcqfRooievelt ilmughf.wki a Citizen, MrrWfflianV" A . % From Miami comes a ballot in a public opinion survey un (he Subcrnaloiial proqiecti for nexc you. Apparently the following are all jpiotpecli; W. S. BasUn. Henhr paynsid, Stafford Caldwell. U toytCvIliip* Colin English. George from his gun. clanked loudly moil cmb«rta«iag for the tiirce bold b i j They premplly look to By of Ocala In an effort rising costs has levied tibai* and collection :h U expected f lo raise a jtat.'H e^ ie mvnsri arc to pay 15 rents a iuontb their gadUtgc collected iHicfc rM.bluljmrnl) ami hou.h w i l l ji y propormore. Somf might think } ■** °ul, oI P»yin« the iy by Icttirif the garbage ite, but * City fanilaiy law Sanford Merchants Association enviable record and the kfud.of vision and daring required to keep this country air-minded and out in front in aeronautical development. Hfc joined the. Army in 1986, was sent to England in 1941 na an adviser to the Royal Air Force on operaliona of Amerienn-built planes and, as an assistant military attache at Moscow, helped to train Russian pilots In tlie dark days of the struggle against the Nazi invaders of the Soviet Union. In 1941-48 he was on* of Qeneral (Tbennuult'g aces in the '14th-Air'Force irrChlTUrtltan<i*ik oviF the FT\ nig Tigers!' Next he and Colonel Philip Cochran ( “Flip Corkin'* of the "Terry" cartoons) ‘(earned up with a bold and enterprising Briton, Major General Orde Wingate, who had sold to Pres- Justice Tom Sabring hti not .le­ aded y*t whether he will rust lor ■ governor next yeir. bul be would mike en ible administrator fo> the . 'Stsle of Floiidi_ ■M/i. Roosevelt denies that rbe ever treated Jim Farley end bit ' Wjte at anything but her social equal*, as lie hti cbkrged in In* m e a t Article* in Collier’* maga­ zine, Perhaps *n. bul wb»t a thing to squabble about! ALL DAY MONDAY SE P T . 1 Are* We Getting S3tt? ■Mo... rn. tl.LII.I__ Tk it is* up C r r . I . i fiv e Now* o ! lh« Day S.bk Twill,Til Hun*, t i l t la.-k Aiken tune* «. j u u p o n . l‘* r * d . *.tk Hotngrlm* t.e e Now* t i l t r . n u a l Klurtj* Ulllbllll** Trt* The Amhiwkduie ItS* Kina Col* Trio A photograph by R oom L. Cox of two pretty Ranfqr.l mtksee, Peggy Pippin and Louliw Lundquist. trying to entice monkeys on Sanford'e Monkey Iilaud intn eat­ ing from a bag of candy, and with James Houghton forme.' Zoo sup­ erintendent who designed the Idland standing In tha background, was featured in tha Aug. >0 Ml- StSS T h u ru ta r E ven ing Contort l».ee N.w* ttiS I lleq ariltiil)) Tout* sln ^Street sine. An article, ____ ___ Zoo" by S. R. Winter* accom­ panied the llluetration. Till Volf* of th. Army StM News lis t T o n r P i* lo r lis t Harry Jam** It** N.w* U tk ill.nn Mllior I f il t l a ii ntW i m a ■ -" "r New* l:SI l'*l«ry Chopper* JimbOree Sill llDmeoIran l i l t lllfUn of the Purpt* 8*a* tin » * n Perhaps it's th* eummer doHrum*, perltap* it’s just IridlgMtiun. but wo got to thinking re­ cently how many time* n year an editor gets Invited out to a free meat, aside from routine luncheon meetings and convention banquele. It teem* that no new I'tujvi t, civic or commeretalr be proparty Introduced, Without having the ttreaa on hand to mak* with the knife and fork, before the big plan la revealed. Whether it la on or o ff the record makes no dif­ ference. The way to .hi editor's mind. It would appear la through hit stomach. Judging from the present trend ■of "eet and listen to our slory, Hr, Editor," the President** press conference* mey soon become nlco sociable tee parties, or better yet, aleak dinner*, with the real meat of th* situation on the table. In•tend of .on the record. Perhaps the knife and fork may become essentlal tools of th * , trad* Instead w T ilt Si.nrlo* S»r*n *d* I d * Users _ "T h e se m on keys in the h e i r : ;if 8anford are wild, but It ia poarlhle-this-way to get. -toil* clote to them ” lh*-e*ptlon read.— ; ----"Transplanting »lld monkeys from thetr- hsbitat deep tn the jungle to th* heart of a town ■ounda lik* striking a balanc-j with nature," wret* Mr. W!nt«r*.'“San­ ford husbands a monkty city with- ly digging thetr own iomnallstlc gravei with their knives! ^Wouldn't It be more vlventageous to the reading public, If editors or their representatives wont to In two and one-half block* of tba bukineee district. - “Appropriately named “Monkey Island" it la ia without ■ a countercounter­ part. The eneloaure where un­ tamed monkeya are kept In be­ hind a 16-foot moat, onUltting two feet of water from a 191 foot deep artcalan well. Spectator* j scaled on park beneh.-j watch the caper* of the monkeye n* they |tramper up and down « trepesc, I woo.ten swings arid J * * J trees. “Within the enclosure, or Is ­ land, 66 by 78 feet in dimension, are a structure. 10 by 20 feet and a gymnasium. 30 feet across SO feet high. Jam ** Moughton. architect of "Monkey Istand" simulated a Jungli with dead truer and ritied the level o f the eneloaure about threo feet feecause of th* overflow threat* of *' -near.br-take sttd fta r t»f flood* tn downpour* of rein. Th* (stand In its entiraty wee fashioned from .salvaged materials, 26.000 brick* going Into V1* walls and -16,000 square f*et of toncreie forming th* moat and wall*.'" YOURS FOR SALE ? FOR HOW MUCH? Not for a million dollars, parents say, yet many (nil to provide even n few doilara for their children’s future. Baby U nev$r too young for a savings account here. Back up his future opportunity with an Insured savings account that grows-while ED ER A Lo A V IN G S AND LOAN A IIO C tA flO N O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y Phone 694 H om e L o an s B ta S K T .o-ru t.W * 1:11 Mdo.de Wkt*p*r* Bo p io u n d r W * *>M Mirth Tim. lit! HowatU Hart erf 4: to N*w. t<X*l N*w* till THIS W E E K ’S White with colored embroidered initials, rjxo 1 8 x li N*w* 14*1 ctub Hovdix Til Marry K ■ * Special Assortment E ast Color Printed Men’s Handkerchiefs:..................... ea* Luncheon Cloths..... ............. French Back $an(orl«d flUxOU Quilted ■* t * * . Athletic Shorts...... -................. . ....es* Pot .Holders Fancy 80x80 count percales, fully Sanforised • - Special Lot F fU Color Drees Shirts ... .................................. Percale Prints White Mercerised BretdfiqU>i 40xM count. Sanforised Aten s Psjsmss.o.x-.-.... -••• * TAttAilAB8EE, Aug. it! Printed Bayon and Batin To, G E T Ahead /p JL I,«| vO -i--: ■A* >_. iir 3:: oe#*a*w#»*ek*#*tf**+*»**»***< 280 Needla C*Uate* and Bayou Men's Half Hose SiM 9, to To 9 * t 1n g I m a h o a d f ln c m c la lly r e q s than y o u Bara- To y o u r • a r i n g i must bo *alo)y . V futuro Mcurity wjth ......pr* “Apple for the Teacher” Prints yd. 69c Fast Color 80 square Prints....... yd. 69c Cannon 12x12 Wash Cloths........ 10c Cannon 16x36 Hand Towels......... 29c Canntin 18x36 Turkish Towels. Crestwood Plaid bo available when noodod. _ Iflttiirb^emYurin husln* » i condi­ ' reroehow. And the tions was reported In-cigar tnpnumonth which the.CtJf, farturere who increased thtfr #mpoyment by 900 from June 16 to July 10, TWa Industry, Which because of overstock, reduced *m- ia;» Maga- ore, political editors, columnists, Lfits Unminr Avuttons and eVen food editors, gat their f *'<* Horntnr ll*d|t*tton» ■hare of Invttea, along Mth those J*ew* extended to the tm.i htm.ujf, tot Hb0?p.re «S’ ,n .d . freo food and n handout In the* i >. i, Wjman's W ork form of a new* release. , j let#* N«w« Now We crrnrit |K,( ■ , , |lSlSI H*w*U*tl Molodlct ana pleasant companions are con- tin e aiorntnc M.iorti.* ductve to "good press relations " I >)><»* Let's do VUtitna from the standpoint of the host, »t Noon but what about the n sw sp sp e iW J* Manufacturers Face Employment Decline cl»l)— Manufacturing employment continued tha downward trend korun In February with a drop of 1,100 worker* from ndd-Jun* to mid-July. Total manufacturing employment was estimated at 76,accojrdlng to a report rclensad by Carl Ii. Smith, cHairntan of the Florida Industrial Commission. Both durahle and non-durable good* showed decline* ‘ with the greatest decreases securing In food processing, firm* manufac­ turing chemical product* and Miami Paper Prints Photograph, Story Of Sanford’s Zoo Fringed Rugs 24X48 dolnq Uiis-— Aak th* local Woodmen Hkhory Strip . Corer Coverall Play d piere SUe* * to U *940. hM ae estimated 10,700 worker* tornM-Joty. : ' Bmail employment gains were ’M EN o /d * W O R L D b ImuraiiCM ’8Adw^----- — ki i V i taki u u 3iS - H I .9tI -A t *.#- hh vWV ,». . ■ •/tm zg m , �\ '•jr £fi?---:— •- T O E SA N FO RD IH U B H D A Y . A U G U S T 18. I N ? H E R A L D . S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A S t - L .' ft, W. Ware Class Has Legion., A uxirtary Covered Dish Supper Hears Plea For Social Calender , MONDAY A * boon! of the I'rrriiyterisn Women'* Auxiliary will m m «l Tbs Friendship league of the gational Church will ram IVrUh Hour* at 9:00 I’, M. . STRlPUNtMljtOWN Mr. and Mrs. James Knight of Sanford announced today the marriiKc of their iliushtcr. Nell Knight Stripling, t.» hr.rnuel ta Brown on Aug. 24. The ceremony WR* Ccrfornuil by Judge A. M. •tary In Thomnsvllte, (la. Mr. Mrs. Ilrown will make their i at 25254 laurel Avenue. Oviedo Bpoclal lo (he Sanford Herald By MARIAN II. JONES Ovitdians srb- quite proud of the fact (hat four of tne V'imgrr nyrtcent state competMIvo examln<M«n. Mlsa . Elltahnth •Karat >!, granddaughter of Mrs. .Nettle Farnell. won a scholarship tn the State University at-TnUakrmcc-. Mis, Farnell was 4 frvshmqn test year and w(»n many due to her high airhole i tle . During this nuinmer idii* hia'been engaged In State VV. M. • U.jWork and has been travelling throughout the state. This whelIp is good’ for thre1 v c x rr a j arsnlp Miss Harper Honors i Miss Jackie Brotchie I Miss Jean Harper cittrrudmd yesterday at t (30 o’cl-Kk at h«r home on South Sanford Avemio with a. dssert-hridge in honor of Mias Jarkie Brotchie whine^lmirrlage wilt bo an iventuf Sitp i Jay., Marigolds, llnntas an I gr.wnerv formed an attractive retting for the party. Bridal plarecard* were used and after the guest a took tluir seat* Mias Harper, assisted hr tier moth­ er, M rs-'E. C. Harper, nud H i't Mary Gene-Bailey served a d*-v. arrt course. A grrt -i and white color,scheme waa carried out in the refreshment*. Following thu dessert sevual progression* of bridge were injoyed hy the guests and after the scores were edited hirit in ire on* awarded to Miss El Ratal h n tc and srtreno to Mis* Betty Jo Brock. The huxtess presented Mis* Brotchie with strriin.: nod crystal salt and pepper shtitem. During the aftcrt>un cooling drinks and ntita were served. Those Invited to iw wllh Miaa Bratehl# « Rsbxen. K Leth JFIlei Gene Bailey, Shirley Smith, Nancy Collum, Daphne Connelly, Betty Jo Brock. Mr*. William lllulr oral Mr*. BUI Forties-of DvLatid. Mr. and Mr*. Chat lev W. Ham!) and son, Wesley, J r , hive loturn.ed from a trip through the New England stales. * Welter 0 . Bergh planTlo lewvs tonight for Atlanta, tia. and Chi­ cago, 1IL,, where he wilt spend about four months attending a technical school. Tomtuv Meru arrived rr-cnlly by plane front Havana. Cuba tn attend the winter ctasaej at Stet­ son UniVfcrslly. Mrs, John Vaughan o7 Kusktn, Flo. is spending a tuonth with her nleee. Mrs. It. S. Cnnvr, utt West First Street,visiting friends In Sanford. Mr. and Mrt. J . 11, Trahtck and Mr, and Mr*. Dale L. Scott, Jr . plan tn leave tumorro*' to visit for aixiut two wool* In North and South Carolina. week*. Mr. and Mr*. II. tL Newman left today fat ta * Angeles, Calif, ford, will he held in Sweetwater where thev will visit their daugh­ I’fcTl- Wednesday afternoot.. Tile ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, program and games will start ul Pal Zeola for about a month. 4 I . St. and supper will lie served Mr. and Mr*. Walter t.unduuist at G|30 F. M. Mr. Frank W Tot bolt, Mrs.•Talbott, Mi t. !t. I„ ami twin daughter, Becky and P*ul Campbell. Mr*. Irving Mai rnlrp and Mr*. J . B. Jones. Jr. ate the' rommllUo In rhargo of tnak. Ing *rr*ngem''nta In Orted-i. dec­ orating table*, etc. U. F. Wheeler and son-in-law, John Kvau*, have fetUinrd to Wayneavllle, N- C. after siK-ndln^ several days ht i <• on huslneu. Mrs. lone Duho»e cf Orlando was vlaiUng her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Olllfr, Sunday. J . L. Cuthburtson. of Ch-xtcr, B. C. has returned ilium- nfi.'r a week's visit with hia lirether-In* law, Th*d I*. Lingo, iir. and Mr*. I,*iist> and n i f f . Mr*. I'.yy t'l n'r rih', Mr. Clonls, *Mr. and Mnt, C. It, Hunt and drughUr. Brenda, who have uma year _, speitding the past wee* with Mr. a high pverage In all " f her •nil Mr*. Roy Clonta, have return p I to their home at St. Umrge, ,d. Shaffer. Mr.. BrKUgf.tta—s _ -------- *------ larlea Ov Shaffer, wen the • \(, * nd MiH. A. M. Jones are Ip to the University of Vifltlng Mr. Jbnet, mother, Mr/. at Wemtter, When they d !* * fin* boy ht home t«hy will l>o arcotnm>h ■ prtikd by tH^r daughter. BhtrVy, aU of Id* tea. weU ' d D 1" 4 \amort-. Tic grad1. *h o |ia* been .memltug some Him* fed from the oVied-vtuhuoI a* wllh her grandmotlisr, a n ^ E " student. MDa Beverly Ann Jone* of Or­ Mtsa tan a Aulln was the hon­ lando, spent the week-end ih or®* flaturdey dlsm euft ?« V tt Oviedo a* the u'Uest of hir grandMias Kathryn Lawton, >and Mc*- mother, Mrs. Ituliy U. Junes and. dantes William Hennr Martin. T. uncle Ben Jours anrl Mra. Ibn ta Lingo, Or., and w. It. Young Jones, 1 • entertained with a tea at the home Mr. and Mr*. Leon C 01 tiff of Miss Lawton. are having aa *helr dinndr guests A Quests were received at I he doer thU entire week W. T. rinmce and by Mrs. T. L. Lingo, S*. The liv­ daughters, Jean and Billl*. >lr»ing room and dining nv«it were Chance Is visiting In Georgia. Attractively decorated with flow 5lr. and Mra. J . IL Jones, Jr . 'era and fern. The tea latde, jit * had a* their dinner gut »t Friday sided ovey.by Miss Lawton. Mrs. evening, their nieco Mias Beverlx Young, ana M n. Martin nlternato- Ann Jones, uf Orlando. ly waa laid with a neautifnl lace Mis* Kllta'ioth Fatnell wrw the eloth, cantered with a lovely tawl reeent guest of "her grandmother, of flowers and fern. Mrs.-E. A. Farnell. • Those enjoying this nffalr with Mr*. Joe tadnhart has returned the honores and hosleasea wera from Daytona' Beach, where ahe bride's mother, Mrs. Andrew waa-the guest of Mr. nnd Mr*. lln. Mine Itelly Aulln, Mrs. M. Charlie Brannsn. ..' Gary .M rs. J , 8. Jone*. J r . Mrs.’ Miss Jane Seacreat ’» visiting E. A. Farnell, Mrs. V/airoti H, her aunt. Mr*, talnhart. Mr, tain Core. Mrs. Marion Wagner.:Mr*. hart, nnd daughter, Anne, at Day W. I t Meek. Mrs. C. T. Nlhlnck, torn. Beach. Mrs. J . H. Lee. Jr ., MIsi Barbara Mis* AIdred Cone -spent several Lee, Mr*. Billy West. Mr*. H- F. ilays this week with ta r pafynts, MeGowan, Br^, Mrs. IT.' F. sw* Mr. and Mrs. F . S. Conn before Cowan. Jr ., Mrs. C. R. Ctonll, Jr., going on to Orlando^ whet® she Mrs. Merritt Staley. Mrs. Tommy will 'teach again Utte, year. Ehc M Ugy^M ra. Jahies H. has heen atray at summer school. Mra. BaaU.Gumn, Mrt. ' Mr*. Tom Puilln -and ' ‘ talnhart. ' Miss Jane Scac daughter. Anno, arrleod thla wi Vlrs. Walter Teague, Mrs. Ben from Glouchkster, England. They Mrs. Milton Core, Mrs. were met In JacksonvlJt# by Mr. Watnrlght, Mrs. Hollis Cox, and Mr*..Doe Malcolm, uncle and J . p. Cox, Mr*, Georg* Mor- aunt of Mr*. Pu! “ ulHn'L MrL J P VPuBfii . Mrs. Paul Campbell, Mrt- Is better known here as the lonaer rt Lee Kemp, Mra. IL L* Mias Helen Dunklee, She married ler. Mrs, Jam e* Partin. Mm . Mr. Pullin, of Gloushttater. Eng lore Aulln. Mr*. Pste Aulln, land, sevpral year* ago while he J . Y. H*rrU, Mrs. W. U- sea* in this country. Later ah* Mrs. Toptny Moon, Mlsa followed him to hi* home- It was there that their daughter waa Mr*. Tip Pat born. Doe to the atrick tlnthr* Mr*. Lyle IX. MIH!son, rationing, Mr*. Pullin'* aunt, Mr*. tel Nelson. M rl Henry Malcolm, ami father, Mr. DunnMr*. Ferrsil UfaMev, lee, of Tampa, sent her clothing Jo t for the baby and herself a t Well as other things she' asked for Inat Joe thty were allowed lo sand. Hr. Olllff Mn. Pullin (a still in tba English i Me- somewhere on the Mr*- L O, E u ro p e. Mra. nch. ter after r*. visit ill remain here wit exp erts tu hr obert James taarten, son of School Sups Superintendent IT W. i-ow­ ton and Mrs. I-awto’n, was **>nrded a scholarship to the University of Florida at Gainesville. James graduated from the Ovinia school with many honors, one of ili/m being the highest giynte* n " i "iulated. He won this w ind for the boya and Miss Farnell for the girls. This psst year he has been attending Bob Jones College, in Renoessee, where his lirillam ? won hint many honors. At the close of school iri nnnihcr s t a t s compeietlve . eXktntnntlo.t Mlta Mary Totten won j t scholar* lo the Stele UjitversUy at they to Ing several day* days with Mr. and Mr*. Elmer F. /.dmlquiaL Mr. and Mr*. J . II. Hodge t. Ted­ dy, nobhy and Maigin llinlges have returned to their hume on the Petand highway after visit. Injf in New York City anJ Notth and Sohth Carolina. Pfc. Willie Ler Bohannon, Jr. and Mr*. Bohannon have returned to their home in Washinglon, D. C. where Private Bohannon I* sta­ tioned after a 21 day visit with' his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Bohannon, on West First Street. Mr, and Mrs. Hamid Appleby hive a u iid r gueite Hr. cml.ALuu. Elmer Dann and children, Roland and Hettv Ruth, of DoLan-l aico Mr. and Mra. Charlea Webb and d#ughtec-Judy—nf —Mrt.ranitti'.t o, lit. jrho who Were were called railed tq Sanford Konrur HI. becauAc uf .lira itaa.it uf U. _l Dann. Mr. ami Mr*. Jack trhle of Nenluhe Beach and Jtr*. 41. K McGreggor of klacon, tin. plan tb arrive Friday to attend the marri­ age of Mlsa Jackie BrotchU to Janie* I„ Ingiey, Jr . Mr. and Mr*. Brolchle arc Mlsa HrotchisY aunt and uncle ami Mra. Mdirrggor is also her sunk 'rMr. and Mr*. Fred E. Russell have returnrd front tpeinlinr three months In Charlotte, N. C. with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Frank Russell and lo Cleveland, O. with another non and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Joseph Russell. They also visited other relatives in Bhartm, Pa. an 1 Far Kockaway Beach, tan g Is­ land, N. Y. Georgia, who has b.-en visiting Mrs. H. B. Mattox, has return# I home, Mr*. Mattox an i Mr*. Ad­ kins spent the past Week in Ml"ini. Mr. and Mr#. Werner Hath, of Kingston, N. Y., who hav* been visiting Mrs. Huth'a parents, Mr. and Mr*. C. ta Allen, navo return­ ed home. They went Accvnjl**nicJ home h r Mr*. Hutra* brother, Maynard who will speml some time with them. , Mrs. Burges* .McMahan and liahy son have returned -home from the Orange Memorial Hos­ pital., * Mr. and Mr*. Stokas, of Or­ lando. wera recent guest* of Mr. and Mra. Burge** McMahan. Mr*. Stokes Is super!ntrnde&t of the Maternity Ward at the Orange Memorial Hospital. Mr. Vpd Mra. Basil Guynn, who have been spending tho wu*. two week a at Cleg Clearwater and Min in I Beach, hav# returned home. Me*. Ernest Ward and baby son have returned home from the hospital. Mr. and Mra. R. ta Ragsdale spent Sunday at Daytona “Beach. Th# Rev. and Mr*. 11. H. Link, daughter, Dorothy Roae and m u , Alfred and Marlowe returned home Friday from Rl lgcerear, II. C. They left again Saturday a f­ ternoon to spend * while at Day­ tona Beach, Bobby Ragsdale or compen led them over and waa their guest for the week-end,’ Mr. and Mrs. Leon C, Olllff, w|io have been apending some was time a t Daytona Bench, ha turned home, M n. Olllff ' m M ‘ •».-= -i gw-ran 1 PAGE Stineclphers Honor Mr. Ami Mrs. tiarner Couple With Supper'HoHtu At Slipper P a rty - M>s. J . H. Tlndcl, Mr*. P. H. Mr. and Mis. J . M. Hl.nccipiur 1 - Mr. fiul Mr*. I.. ■*. tistn ir were NEW. YORK. Aug. 24. :4b . Wyatt and Mrs. Alytx- ‘ Asl-lown iffte Norton II. Pearl tvf Detroit, wpie host* for buffet *upp< r ,l*«t host* at a .hamharip-r f-y and were hustessrs for a coven*.I dlsK nai naj prestdent of tfi,- Autcri exeiilng honoring 5H»r Jackie picnic supiwr at their hom e'on suptier held by the H. \V. U'nte kan 1.,-jrion auxiliary, a»ke«l the Brotchie and Jam--* I., ingiey. Jr., Went Sixteenth ,4ircet last «x*nBible Class of the First Mrlho- auxilUiy's 1*20,110(1 rm-mhri* to­ , whose n.amage will take place ing. dist Chun It recently at the rhun h. day b> “muster the mightiest ‘n' thi* week. The .dining table w asj Following \upiipr .thc guerls tnFollowing the supin-r » business flu-■'■re our eomhlntHl ;lfort i can T centered with a striking arrange- t joyrxl gotAe* ami »ihtin.; thrvugivmeeting wa* conducted by Clyde wsemblc on the side uf pcu.v Mnd mrnt uf white lilies and uspuinyti* out the tetnnindi-t ‘ if the evening, Bruckman. The grouo n^iolntcd fie plarod i>u a reflector. In fu n l o f. Those enjoyed the party were: a nominating cutiunllU-e which the flower® stood n irilnistUix* Mr. and Mr- EttanH SmlHl, Mr In a'-m-ech to the uiixiliart's consisted of Mr*, f.. H. t.lu rpviit hrblc and gna>m. Ml. and M ti amt Mr*. Ilafry ' H i i-wti and Ing, ‘Htsiiniah, Mrs. ta M. Swain* dpcniiis" convention s*!**i'te, - sli t J Stineripher w h o aXrl&lgd |ll rerv* daughter, t’ hcryt F raiic-*, of Ho'*ald that “today the wnnd stands ind Mr*. It. T. IVort-ni Ing by. thelf datighter, f.lfix Grace lywmol. Mia, Gtac-t-i-Hadley and ■ Election of officers yUR Ih- held crjpfu-, d at u erttsaroad, where PmMarie Sllneelpher. son. kYank. of I-1*, t nuderdate, In September at which time Mr*. rw-t bads to iwace ,ind fierdum, J Following (lit *uuper the r i ”i>P Mr*. Alvlc Moor*1 so l two cltildJ . P. 'Bate*. Ml** Ella It-dton und ^^Letln-r unimaginable horrn'- of enjoved ''charade*’ un.l group ren. Marilyn nnd DoiinlJ, of F t. Mra. Clydi; Brockman will l<c Ho*- another tvar und Universal UktatoHltip." . singing accompanied by Mrs J . t tauderdale, Mr*. \Y. F. Garner, taasea. Thu*c_ preet-ni the L. Ingiey. An aluinirum steak Mr*. leiurlne Iteal. Kenneth *‘Thc iiietTst action, derision, in meeting. w*te- Hr"- -Ashdov n, Mr. : hnillas xvo* niusaiitod to the eouple tabols. Herman E'bult, Verne and Mrs. Brockman. Pat nnd John fluent-p*' on ih.- pert of thi* n*. I hv Mr. and Mr*. Stiurelplicr. ■ |Mnaaettgrr, Roy Kchota Emily Brockman/ Mr. and -Mr*. It.-I.. Iioi2» «"mpn, *ne sdilr i, "may | Those p r e s e n t witti M iss-Fave Garner. Hug,-/ Uariter ar.d McKinney. Samlm McKinm-v, Nr*. tUfii the tide vite way or another.** ! Brutrhle and Mr. .Ingiey we/e the ln»*t nnd ho*to-* Fite d'tlnrcd that “It high n, Mrs. Wyatt, Mrs. Chut pelt­ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Broom*. Mr. -------— -------7--------- ' * tit®r *■>■ fayed tlic fact* of t»*ting and H. W. Warn. and Mr*. J . ta Itight v. Mr. and Wot life," instead of "dn- itcing of Mr*. Dunahl Jones, the Miasc s NaniV Odium. Alio e’harles-Pnrk, a quick return to a pre-war world Kathryn W lgg in *. Shirk-v Smith. A1 Brack. Dougins Brotchie, M. ta th:ii tn. longer exists," and ftrged Jean Harper. Mildred Iteb-nn nml Rnteirn. Jr . and Pete Bniek. that “w-y ieaaraken our Inlet-at in Jtn ordered World and aubortlinate MRS. \. K. MOB AN our ele. lo the rotiinivil Putfil nf Mr. and Sirs. J . M. Ryficlt of’ at| m.tnkirid.” SPECIALS FOR AUGUST Alva, Fla., Mr. ami Mi-. A. E. Gm Thomas E. Dewey extent GrccnwvU an son, llillr, of ed the urreitrigs of the state to Gainesville wete weekend ^niecU Try a New Heat Treat Permanent shaped In the new Feather of Mr. ami Mr*. W, (I, Atidcr* nnd tile .luxilisrv niotnU't*. cut or tell long . . as you prefer. Foipeclall) vruid for dry hair. Ih another speech preparc-l for family. Scalp Irealmrnts and eleclrir massage * specially. Sir*. 8. C, Huggins wa* Routes* the “p.-ning session of the legion lOVtlY SCtltN STJte Carole tarndi* i J a l c today J n . Mrwli*^ rbpurv| etrrirt b«* own luggage Csxut ih# f v i T l.U M I H II* ^ f t U .E R B K A I'T Y NflOK ' Tlartlrrt. Mr*. Pearl—only woman gangtdank' of the -V. S. America New Lo allon - - 200 North Park Avenue Phone OTt sps-ak.r on the program- said the after a 3-day wildcat strike by auxillatv'a mcml>cr*hi|t had film- A .FJ* longthotcmen caused of- ! _ _ Calvin Oldham. Sirs. O. C. ‘.Irock- text frwn flKI.OOOto tW.iant during flclata to cancel the luxury llnct'a j____ Un» past year and e odd reach departure from New. York for ' •»« man. Sits. David 8 p j LWUxiti “m the near future," llarrv ticigcr. Sirs. B.UU, M Europe. Carole was one of D39 , Walter Vat borough, Sir*. ScnA FA I*1/ OPENING OF pauengera given reftu-ds by the Kysrr, Mi** Evelyn Danlt-D. ami ship line, (fnlcrnatlorial) COGQUliN SCHOOL OF DANCING Mrs. Knight of W ry fb-ath. * -"**| Hnllywood sH A liniN -M ll.i.i.i: Mrs. W. (I. Anders ypept it f. \v 1516 East Second Street days last week in (Sslnc.-iville vtsitTlie marriage of Mi*. Ellen Stiaing her ,*lstcr, Mr*. K. tirts-n* ' BOLLYWOOD. Au-t. 21, v P iweif and fnmilv. Ballet, Tap, Acrobatic idven doln uf Snnfi'id 'tu Dai “I ftiller Hhlrkv Tent:,1ple,-lN-yeai-i.|il ' Cliilllentlie, 0 . was eob-mnUcd Sir*. O. C. Ilrtwkman la spend^yoeiaH-ToerTumhl int? ng a Tew days in lM a .i I this USf fell of Her natural dnv* wotkvisiting In Glim, Indiana tin I Midi- I week. Ing .......... ... Speeiul eluKKm fur boy« in Tup The teacher* for ‘ha renting le-tiu g beautiful these day*. lean Mr. and' Mr*. Miller will nnri Tumltllng. Ilegister ul Slutlio school vear are Sir*. Star/ Nickel, Sbirlrv ha* had time to. think make their home at illl Kim j principal, Joe Slathicut and Mrs. about tin- future. S h e 's t gal who Avenue on Sept. 1th September 2 front ,1 In 5. Lula Moran. lias nlways known what *h- want­ crime solvers. . . . f’bt’ h Clark co- ! Sir. and Mrs. J . ta Drown enter­ ed and now she wants a lifa In the starred with l.uejlte Ball. . . . A , Enroll now fo r Ju n io r Ballroom cIjinhcu. tained with a Idrthda/ dinkier itaovirs. llitig Crasby- ,nchtt* with n‘ pood t — hohoiing her brother Henry Har­ 'Wbv not?'1 she asked, ns sne rison of Ranford at the home of restr.l on the "W ar Party" set. Sir. ami Mr*. C. F. Haittam Sun­ “I lit, working in dirt tin-,; it's day. fun. 1 re no reason whv I rhould Those present were Henry Har­ null t ,r. . VL u T. x i. , . . . - f rison, honor guest, Mr*. Henry • “But I wouldn't continue if I Harrison, Mr. and Sir*. C. I\ Har­ had in lake small pi!"* l.i teen rison. Jimmy Brown, Mis* lot- wot king. There would ta- no Uek •J Verne Dunkel, Kcnnetb Harrison in li llu n. and Mrs. Joe Dawn of IlnUJlOrt, fihirlev Indicated she would likv her career to continue n* i: ha* m Sfrs. F. A. LrFils o f Itrtte tilmle, been cuing; she ha* n r nn'bilion j «!"■ » " * visiting relative* hew, W—bm» - Iwr—own-ewniMi nv a rut lrtt Tuesday Tor uto hmipltnl in prpiiu,. (ilni*. But the wirubk Went Palm Beach. She tvo* threat­ like to direct. I |ioint<“l out Ihnt ened with pneumonia. the! n° f c f l ji l f - 'l i m j'jt J i uf - Mr.- and-Sir*,- Pmi! ttwlrv nf :j>idore*| -in llollywotnl (inlay. Winter Garden were rtilh-d to the' 7- “ That ahoublu't In-." she r»mliedilde o fh is mother, Mr*, sinllle p la .i-U .—."Women should 1— ecnxl ■pbolcyr 'who had a stroko on F ri• directors. They-bavo iniu-v *ma-day. She entered H i p . Fyinahl- gjnitlon than men. They me twi­ taughton Slrmnrlat lloipltr), Sun­ tes liar*." j day. ** RlUrley isn't worri'-l nlnnit Mia* Betty Faye Yarborough i'n d « intriiuptiorix, jncli a* Imvwrite* she la having u lovely time ing Babied. "laiuk at Crawford," on lur vocation In New Y.irk City. ebr eitixl. "Being out of pic ture* W. ta Metain and son. Billy, of dtdnY hurt her. Shb’s mure popu­ Sarasota are spending it few days lar than *),'• ever » « i, at Rest Haven, on ta l e Ilnrney. "1 think the public r •nnmtlien. Among those from Gonevn ni­ Taka Morv PlekfnrtL I have iievur tending the call minting of the s c n her on thn aerueti, but I'd err- ■ W h eth er y ou 're plunning tt Seminole Chapter No. 2 of lit,. t,i”ily !»•' inlet#-ii’d in nviru* her vncuHon, ,n w eekend, o r u Eastern Star wefe Mr*. taul>e if -bar camu bark in a movie.'* day at th e lica rh — h u rry tn \nd look at the Tempi.' come'Bills. Mr*. Jessie tattne. Mr*..Em­ T O F C IIT O N ’M fo r Ihlngi* V ma Youts, Mrs. Margaret (Jolt, he, k, I said lilithely. . th at will help yon have u Mr*. I^rnna. M rtain, Mr*, taltu.' Aha!" she corrected '‘That's Wore w onderful lim p o f Alderman nnd Mrs-vFhiy Ktrevell. wlicpa people ate wrour. They tell me I made a ronn bark when y ou r life . ' W e've scoriv* morally I was never away. It wu* LoufBville LadicH and acorcd or numntur F o x l fault. When I |Ult there value!* — play I lute arrenHave Hemline Rally at It , they Mid I we* retiring gorier* nnd -h e n llh und front the serevn. hcauty aid * , , . th in g s LOUISVILLE hy.. Aug. 2h— * But at 12 I mad.- ‘tvathtean' at OPl-r-Shoutlng "Keep price* ttOWrh Mi!M ami at 1,1 I innde 'Mrs* An­ ml l * * w h l - * ! - m i yrtif know you’ll need— and hemlines Up," Louisville'* nie Roonev* for tabl! ■ Hmslt. nnd ev e ry th in g ’* priced "Lillie Below the K nit Club" Neither of them was'any good, but dow nright low to nend you staged n downtown rally last night I was working. Amt at It I and. with a men's auxiliary, de­ slgnfd with Hejralrk and made on your way In happy Sun clared war on new fashion* whlrlt ‘MincO You Went Away.’'" tfnya wllh wonderful huvroll for longer skirts. So' appmenlly We h tv , another ingn, A rheerlng, whistling rraw-l' dtaF^tlon for Rhlrb'y—ah* Is the listen*! tn rtpokestnui. Wliu mil* ttnr. poeyron who Han Ifrrn a trumry 5Or vnhce.1 MVeroJ arguments for-earner for all but the rital three Ipana maintaining present hemline |y tarf of her life. ihe. ~r waa the raneens'us'that; Tiling* I ’d like to“ *p*: V V . A Mum t Woman *huuld not allow Paris neasrtel without n hotsorntf. »i.oo :* Invrt'blt Under Short. And Wm.uW* to dlcute style*. Jame* Stewart playing a hi el In2 Clothing manufacturers sre 4 o f a wholesome i leslist. . . , Noxema trying lo "Hoodwink" women Into nr dor mystery thu; dsln't 30c buying new stylrt. r the suspect* in one t"»m W ltD ROO T g K s a 3 ta n r skirt* arc neither .a t­ Rnrhnsol final reel. . . . Jim * Allrsor CREAM-OIL tractive nor comfortable. *t no Tussy in t picture in which situ didn't Mr*. Bella Evans, club chairman, hnvit to erv, . Deodorant had this to say about long s k irts ;: A email town picture which "You can t vrtlk in them. Also, I j|,|ni^ »bow the lnbibltsntt «* t o o t h f ASTI l M fftpy JlLrati ttoo Art rf oaten fnnuw rt- Iron. ma ■ i _ _. « * * they ttake darn long 1toand Tulx'*. , . . \ movie Pr*K"ptton lor ycut l« th And W, II. Anderson, spokes, which declared the coming man for the men's auxilary, want, Mon w*s only mediocre., . . ed to know why American women Fidgrim as sahu-llilntf beshould have style* "forced upon a alodgy charortac. . . . A them that they do not personally ,1 in which the gill failed to want." >** nn Broadwe/ and had Mra. Neale Cox, who led the k home, rally, said I,2fl5 tauisvIUa women y Bogart in n comedy already had promised to keep the western pK-tur* without a 50c MI 31 "status quo" of the hemline, and wpianj dance........... Ui v Favn in a Prescription urged that neighborhood cclubs j nen- movie. /. . A my story will, h Mouth w ash Masterpiece ta formed. I shus poltar as inlelligent l*—According to Ibe Art of (ha Apothecary" U an In- 35c Tootli Brush drurllon that appeared on I.UX SOAP 2 17c 94c VALUE 69c )A Ss jt a t e Ih* esrUeet recorded preLUX FLA K ES Uc (cription*. And true to that BATRE8 art, every prescription coat “T S W B It' 5 ™ 30c punruled by as I* e matter piece of -modern pharmacy Y B L iJ“C Silque Hair prsrtlce executed with the H. fullest measure »f prafeaU 1 N S 0 SOc Dally I sJeoal skill and rare. That Tonic and Is why so many doctor* so ■ t * often aay—"llsv e this _ w / - .^ O R A r n t i d F! Shampoo l u t e d T u r n r r rjV K ." They 'knew that prtoeripAD VEN TURE\ a profession Hon work $1,48 Value 98c IZAN IS UAL* \ilTII ALL Um with us. IpHJIiE P , T ffftjJy •l » GENEVA NEWS Mr*. n%ht osoilal. ter TAM PAX kISTERIHE Tlie Friendly _ p | . They i of Mi HiU r if IlA N t) A C T ■ 1 — ---- ■ 2 DRY SKIN CREAM : Orange have i 1 .■ : v * ■- . . . - b s .11 - • t.K n �THURSDAY, AUGUST 2 8 , 1 9 4 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA Leeabarir »t Piilmka First Game To Start Nipped I ’s In 5 Tc A t 6:45; Sanford * 1 Tilt Last Night DAYTONA BEACIf. Aug. 28, (Special)—'Tha Sanford Celeryman eontlnuad to pound the Lall at a merry dip aa they unloaitrid a 12 hit attack on the offering* of Wally Gaddi* to chalk *up a 5 to 1 , Victory ouee-khw pee l Talet*. Th# first Kama of the tloubla header wa* rained oat. \j Tonight the Sanforditoi take on •the Davtonan* in the Municipal Bark In Sanford in a twin attrac­ tion that tl ilalod to cot underway at 0:45 o’clock. It la likely tha( Manager John Kridcr will nominate Buddy Lake and Bill Stanton to handle >th* mound assignments in the two Philadelphia «. PHUhurah J a m e ju c a s T .a e . W L Pr1. New Y o rk I» 41 . t lT M r im A i. Boerner It Plllpekl. ef Bemvely, th •Will T .tra u lt, e (laddie, p bStabcIfl.td P I.4111 111 4 H T I tll MtAflBI* Total* * Ml ^Cincinnati tt |1 .(17 Detroit (I .11 .III C l.v .U n d tl (| it II 7» ,4 7» ,|| Philadelphia t( We»hln*l0ft to. nmU It lU e e lli T /M rrte r WaahlQBton I. Chteece I 4. Ilcetnn t a M £ jib V\\ iaA a 1(,N ' 2 No- 2 r*n* Tomatoes • \ W /i ^ *■ m M Jm // V . V S . ^ ’. ^ ' / / .... ' 17c pt. m o n terby (.'rape Bunch IIHII.HT HAIL 15c (|l. |j Gal Bl each * 11c 20c WHITE no. 2V, can Peaches ' 25c SilUNSHINS 6:H5.P. M. F,our 2 3 / 4 lbs 38c s( nnyurld / u». to iba. F l°ur 45c 85c a r m o u r 's LABOR DAY <Treet 12tizican 35fc * DAYTONA VS. SANFORD Inga. Eltewhere tn |l>« l*»gn\ ihe Lec*hurg Piratee *corml a 7 to 0 victor/ over tho Paiatka A ial.ae aa Paul’ GomtUh limited the A‘« to two biogles and the DeLand' GARDEN FRESH FRUITS & VEG. DOUBLE HEADER Ring In capture n 7 to fi decltlon 1 lb can i»» PRE-WAR‘Quality Whhhey lb 49c Baby Beef&Veal lb 42c ANY CUT STREAK O'LEAN lb. 35c lb. 49c Apples • 21bs 25c Egg Plants 2 lbs 25c ANN PAGE YELLOW GRAPE JAM lb jar 23c 2 lb jar 43o F in t A m o ng F k m ,V F h lA h i...B le n d e d W h isk ey 8ft proof, f t ia ORAM nevirul tplrtlv .Ihr*e f*o fh*r» DfttHbvtor t, Inc, New York Onions 2 lbs 15c SW EET Potatoes 3 lbs 29c eppers ANGEL FOOD lb. 22c lb.25c Sirloin Steak lb. 1 GENUINE Spring Lamb Bhontder Roaat Square Cut lb.5 Shank Cut lb.4 Rib Chops lb. (j IN OUR 8E L P SERVICE CASE EH. SKINLESS Franks lb. pkg. 45c PIN E RIVER lb. 39c CREAMED IN CARTONB 'AGED Cheddar Cheese Lge Stalks Celery No. 1 Potatoes CaUf. Lemons less Grapes Stringless Beans 2 lbs. 21c Cooking or Eating Apples 3 lbs. 29c Head Cabbage (WHITE niARCAKE^ FRESH Beef Tongues 2 lbs 27c FRESH TENDER Finest CRAIN Neutral. Spirits • lb 65c lb 59c Sharpe Cheese SP A R E R IB S blended with not pleated, ro u r t l o hack at any ■a (lo r*. T K -O I. a_ STRONG •g .to re TK-OIi. Ralrld*. contain* M'S alcohog IT IN P T IU T E H . tie.vi he* HOUR m « in K IL L t h . Itch. Today at 'um!ll»l and A ndatw a. '*■ SHOULDER Pure Lprd MOTOR OIL qt 25c bi**»n p- Hard '•••♦ ' IN CARTONS 30IMI MILK Foot Itch .Not R in aiwr BU TTEN D SHANK END GRADE A HEAVY WESTERN BTALL FED HTKKR B f B F ) ' ■XTEHTEHNTmnr lin k • 9*Ur, Jh TM*U Sirloin, T-Bone, Club, Pork Sausage 39c A I’ F.NN P U. S. .Grade A Young Tender Baby Beef and AA Grade Mlnnraola Milk Feed VeAi ’ STEAKS 4k CHOPS SMOKED COUNTRY BTYLE w w ft u fe B aii.rll*id, BHd*, ef Alhletei People keep a sk in g how ca n we <cep o u r p rices so 1i w y e t o u r q u a lity rem ain s th e l»e»t“ A n s War i B y s p littin g o u r p r o fits w ith o u r m any, m any s a tis fie d cu sto m e r*. Sh o p a t M a rg a re t Ann and YouTI B e a a a tisfie d cu sto m er to o . GEORGIA SHIPPED, DRESSED A DRAWN Swifts'P*onut Small 8/14 lb. Hama ----WHOLE OR White Bacon 3 lb can 1.13 rrlnai'in, tf K tl'l.a LOW PR IC ES CHUCK ROAST CRISCO ■ i.v ro n o 8 a n fo rd .-V W iU U 27c r'tom i M ^ A n Corn No. 2 can win n Will Be Cloned All Dav iMona ii u d j tio n . In the Floridj* Stnfe'Drfrui- -.tind* over the G-Men. 204 Eaat First Streat pet ct«<i aiimkc t ..cine tie co, HNO-HIIEEN CAKE MUNICIPAL PARK “HOME CONTROLLED" vBeans 2 No. 2 cans 23c / /y ,V f Clean Stores With Everyday . IONA STRING r t i Lake, liflde. TetrauH. Batrlfl.ee! Hlteeh, Bltvermen. Double playt; Katllee lo K errey tn Satterfield, Le’rt 9 " h a i « ; Sanford #, P eyto n a *, hall.; off 4 off Blrlka o u tfi by t K ellie. I, Gaddi* I. H ilt o ffi lilt•an 4 In J tnnlna* and I run Winning pltrheri Kettle*. Umpire* Ilelbeek and ilnbley, here Customers Send Their Friends^ lit vlt I D etroit 7.1, ttoaton t .J New York I. 81. Loa!e I Cleveland I. Philadelphia I 0W—I IJrrorr Ivey. Hunt balled ini 81). itrman. Lake t. iirida t. •Plllpekl. Two biee hlUr Sllvertpan. Tyler, Lake. Murray. TelraeM. Stolen baa. Big Gooa* Knttloi took’ over fv>m faltering Charlie Iliu m In la it night’* contaat nhd allowed id btngthe Ulet* but two *c^ gained lie-In *cven Inning t, credit for the victory. La*t night tha Orlando Senator* came from behind tn trip tha league leading Bz. AuffiuUr’e Saint* by a ft to ;i ftrore.to oreirrva their *llm two and one-half th’Mnn Chkaao *l liroftklrn t* a—Stnwk out I or Samualy In t|h h—FH»4 ont for Gaddi* in I Mi lUnfONj, ,fc I l f IM lW—5 Dayton* Itrnokljrn i IT 4t ,4 hi. Ijta lt 70 I I .11 l|-f»on 44 I I .!< New York ‘ m t l *» i: Cincinnati ‘ 41 * . t ‘ Chicago -It t* il PitithtrK h* It I t .41 Philadelphia It It .1; l i d i i n l 't i i f i t a r New York t . M. l^iele 4 2 lbs. 27c Texaa 2 lbs. 17c Yellow Onions South Carolina • - Bantam Corn 4 ears 29c FIRM ................... Ripe Tomatoes lb. 15c Onions LIM IT 4 P L EA SE : STARR STRAW BERRY SWAN ANN PAGE PR E SE R V E S LARGE .1 BLOSSOM T IM E-T A LL CANS * ' " KETCHUP PHONE 400 BOSCUL 1 Flakes ENRICO PREPARED WITH CHEESE. AND TOMATO SAUCE MARTHA- WASHINGTON COFFEE Spaghetti 2 -15 3 / 4 oz cans 1 YAN GAMP'S IN LARGE 14 oz bottle 21c 12c ’ 30c IVORY SAUCE N a b is c o LARGE QUART Soap 2 bars 19c 16c K R A F T S PIN EA PPLE PIMENTO, OL-PIM, RELISH Dreft 30c CHEESE SPREA D lge pkg LARGE P E T E R PAN PF-ANUT BUTTER ORANGE JU IC E i* - “$ 12-oz. ja r N ? • •' ' ;' J ; GRAPEFRUIT JU IC E N Na b is c o IM P *-. p r e m iu m so d a s ARMOUR’S RAKED BEANS ty ■,* ■»• GREEN GIANT O’SAGE SLICED PEACHES ‘ ' tp \ 15 oz can MEXICAN STYLE BEANS ‘1“if* /r'fl -— iHELEN ANN TOMATO SAUCE SALAD DRESSING ____ .4i >i * DREFT y jt ,-. e '7*> .-- .? -! ~\.j • ’ z, - - WESTERN BABY BF.RF SPECIAL Round Steak . 6 . ‘ BABY BEEP Sirloin .Steak 6 •i •■ - 7IIABY B E E F STEAKS T: Bon. and Porter House . v* Iffe pkg RUSSET. FIELD PEAS BONED 4 Rolled Roast • 82c FOR BAKING OR BOILING BEEF IN OUR MEAT MARKET PRESSED HENS, FRYERS & DU We dress all poultry AR SMOKED B E E F TONGUES i Short Ribs . 37c ALL MEA T HP.F.F Fr**h Ground Hamburger ilfir ii HEINZ STRAINED BA BY FOOD Rib Chops ,19c MARGARET AN] Lge Eggs PICK LES Shoulders \ L ■- 62< j -* 4|i= - ^ Sirloin Steak BUTTER 11 M. CAPCO BV VEAL Bonnd and Rolltd SU PBR ITB GRADE VEAL Chuck Roast BAUY. B E E S R IB 8U PERITE VEAL 69t REAL LEMON JU IC E BTOKKI.Y CRANBERRY SAUCE HERMANS Weiners 43t Dried Fruit Sale n u rr* . MAYONNAISE Pint 39e �THE SANFORD HERALD. BANFORn F L O R ID A THURSDAY. AUGUST 28, 1947 ID H ERA LD , SA N F O R D . FLO R ID A Wa s h i n g t o n LETTER IN SKI-ON^ ROUND By JA N E EADS I.trtlii, the Deal >weight Champion with I lit? puPcrful putter, liiui won hi* .way intu the m o n j i omul of tho a'tinieiit dlri.itir) ,,f the Negro Ujlitnl t’ojf* *‘i ‘ \ aoclation Tournament t.j.iia lott itnly the thud h il. ytuleoJoy in ti.ft uiiMU Joe Tom ', of I'uila>k'l|ihik, 3 nml cumplciiug U;r OUtBlne ivilli u ftnn-uiu ) m up. WASHINGTON — E Johnido'* walklnr-iticlc, or w ill* . 1 ^ 1 ^* * * defined tk#- object in« hli own? w monumental .1* °S'1 onumenul Dlctionxiy of the English Language in 17M, ha* bean presented to the Library of Congress, it* place along with a number of other, unusual library ***** ,UCJ* M » lock of Thomas Jefferson • aubutn hair, aix .while 21? *biHwvRwlp M Kipling painted some art#.Rial verse when *je Wm visiting a Dr. Taylor a tltra v -r. Pa., in HU9. » . l*iW0 'K**** °ee uf L e « Lothian, former British amhasaador to this country and one of - - ........ Legal Notice ta r\ iixiiitn iicK sim rr. f iitminui. rrtiiiii t I oft lei#* I® » Coum> »* time of ib» d:t nr«• iiiM iiuiit igd ir.ii •\ lid Ciira'Uit CrlUlt (If ifir Mll\l tuwc#i L.ii» ftiriai rirroli; in sit»«f f«*« »♦*< Lh ill %hfrt* I, |Lrf-tfw •tV ttbiife-rr rilrt D* IflflCf * nl O t ajr.sl\ ***** W Fit* Arttlr»*f ]i4) It I K f i l f lift 1‘jg illT lll L I; JkLKt #bt, Lh i §§#» a| rawfuul, ttenaliiol* im *vw\£* «• uirniumirj tjj «»• froat in tho L'hrary Includes another cane. Jsed bv Charlca Dickens In hla declining years. > «v» I t aon 18-Century lexicographer and liUMsry figure, was nre.wnted to th* Ubrary by Mrs. Florence Bay­ ard Hllles of Wilmington, riel., In memory of her father. Thomaa Francis Bayard (1848.13118), fiist ,D. S. representative In Great Brltmn to hold tho rank e f am baa. sador. • T}, , Ujo. J u«k *• formed o f the notished black horn o f an oryx, thirls. ribbed, slightly curving at the top and tapering from hoout an tnrh and a half in diameter to less than h ^ f an Inch at the metal tip. The head of the renc forms a smoky i *— ....... *a mirumj brown cairngorm, or bit nf scot. somewAC carrvmg^oril looped w|tM wrist or fingers. The snuff. tt Is placed at th,‘ loo so as ta­ bs sssUv within rea*h of ths ownt r ’s other hsnd. Biographers record an Instsnre of his successfully Iwatlng off with his cans ths attack of four “foot­ pads" who beset Mm °n>a dark London street, holding them at bay until authorises came carried both him and them" Into custody. On another occasion. It Is re­ ported, Dr. Johnson armed himself with a stout oak staff mors than six feel In length when threatened with bodily harm by James MaeFherson. whom he had exposed xs a literary fraud. The Library of Congress saya the walking-stick has' had other distinguished"owum. Id 1BB0 Tt* came Into the pow ^ton of Thnm. as Chandler Ililibigton, Csnadlan-born Jurist, member of the British Parliament and author of a popular aerie* of humorous sketches published ucJer ths nomde-plome of "Sam Slick,” whleh Is Inscribed on the silver hsnd of the ■nuff-box hist below Johnson's. In 1897 the cane was presented bv his son, Baron Arthur Law. mice Haliburton, to TTtomas Francis Bayard. Seminole (bounty Court Reicords WAIIMAVrt THE EXCITING NEW llif t Ift t t t1«> i*f Deafhsajs ylves yea tbits new fietviss AUim At.RU*. i|U « T .i 1 1 1 ;. I. iu im in U iiiitiS Awuu* NfVerage speed of #103 in ties an hour, t o All NO THIOUOH THI AIL, U-358.Skyitrcak is shown as it set a new d over tho white sands at Muroc, Calif. the U. 8. Navy's JetCaldwell. Arlington, Va„ the plane flew at International air r Piloted by Core7??1 or lets. Below, Comdr. 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M V Professional hunter »>b W’atlare aara he has 2* _ snakra for sale, at co»t, of »10 . each. lie Imported them front Flor­ ida and Texas to kftl UtUesnaYaa' which were overrunning wandrI ville Canyon, exclusive rCiider.nal I district. . / • Wallace said a property owners ' association originally wspUw his offer to eradicate rattlers. hut « new group of officers in the or- • ganixation has now turned him down on the ground that scientists say king anakea will kill rodaats but not rattlesnake*. Gatorn To Begin Grid Drills Monday GAINESVILLE. Fla.. Aug. 28, (Special)—There will ire no d«uy at all abbot getting tha Univer­ sity, of Florida’s 65 football can­ didates on thk first far their In­ itial workout Labor Day morning —each man’s complete practileg and playiog gear la already ar­ tnged in nla locker. ranged th a Gators, who failed to cop * ’ victory In nln* starts lastl MIIWIs *<4son, face a rugged ten-game schJd jlJ The Clubhouse , - -------- — jK HCK \\ .-If Sweer veteran* chose Marjorie Nnrfw W g 0 •c y V <»-■-** *-•+■ ' ^> * , * ' UattlerH OvtrrtfnWB Jax Terminal Team n aW IGIIlTA. Ka.».. Aug. W, t.VHThe National -Semi-Pro tla*el>oll Tournament wan o il to thy 10 tiama certain to abate In the playo f! money today and three, of Ih* 10 were achcduled to b-j eliminated tonight with their second defeat*. Heading the liat weru the Hal. den. Colo.,* Coor* who won their fourth irmme of the tournament lait nlirht and the P o t Wayne, Ind.. General Electric*. Neither team. haa loot a game a o J ihfc pair claah In the opening game Friday night with the winner heavily favored to jro on to the champion* ahlp finals Monday. The previously, undefeated At­ water Packer* were tho latest vietimP’of the Coor*, 1S-5. The winnera jumped Into g thre*-run lead •In th* first Inning M l Atwater piillrd up within a pair of runa at the end of the sixth. UonHwartS -mhed into the game and held the -a eroraleaa for the balareo C 3T )“ U. • • I . Mich.. AuJchedul# (all tlmea Fla., Terminal f * **.. St. Joseph, round, loser «linrir*.J“''k»onvlll*, - ___________ Jprj (fifth •• t m - • - • V, • ^ » .“ v -i - » r * .* - - — l i ’M 4 THE BAWF OKP^ HEj^gUfr SARFO EP. F L O R I D * T ffiiq sp /tY . A(?Ct?8T tgfc W 7 - * La* Vega#, N t ^ 1’ Jar* being held in I FurmAn. Georgia, Tulane. Miami, bred horses best' Asa alt and entrants. and Kansas Slate. **opped 1000 mie then there li no use of Amer­ The practice grind will hardly icans breeding horses,** eald a begin befure.lt halts long enough chap who . watcher, tha races ail Tuesday for the b*ya to /rolls In dava a week tan months every game uniforms for photographers Year. 41_. * slate papers desiring to moke He was talking about the International Gold Cup, tint fl»MM)6f7 race that James Duller sought to make an international affair hu’ (ly LAItHY SMITH which turned our to be nothing Tammy BU hoV ^winner, end more than a ranter between,first AP Nawgfeaturea Fields: and the 9 - ^ CLEVELAND — Tho Cloy .-land nuartet of quarterback class American thoroughbreds eld and two also rans from South Italians'made one at those rare. whygrtlley obtxlned Charles Hunalngsr, and fun>ad Amarina.-------— ——--------Caspar Vaccar*. You will pro, , . The Vace was open to the world. George Metkovich. WhrlT /the Tribe Office an­ ably be re*dlng*and hearing about Butler went to England list win­ ter. hoping to convinro the British nounced -during aprlng training these seven University of rlurida of the feasibility of flying horses Ihm Mrlkovjch, on© or'tho s|mrc footballers soon after llw Gators from one continent to another. The right flc|dera carried by Boston's start thair fall workouts Monday president of the Empire City Hac- Amerlaan league rhamniona, had morning, so you might as well ing Association Wha in tha .Alr l>ern purrhased for an undisclosed take time out now and learn tha Transport Command during the sum. the consensus reaction among correct nronunciation of their /ana was “So whatT” » names: war. However, after theTegidpr (1Hit* ■ H camP *V Tackle P M John i Natyahak ... _ It was sporting of Nelson Sea-bra a t liraxil to e4nd hit Ersueno, paignt got under way Metkovich shack); guard Marcellna Hi doing trick*. ctTdoing tricks. Assigned .‘.ssigne<l to (W orts); tackle lenfr* and Jorge dr Aturha of Argun* ■tartctT tins to aend Endeavour for the center field, he has given the In­ (Keehoe);. guard Leslie test of a mile ami five furlongs dian* ikbrand of speed and excel­ (M ycr); guard Bam Ctccone against Assault. 1046 Triple Crown lence In .fly catching that recalls one); halfback Gordon Fo winner, and Stymie, the world’s pIcasaM^uemorlea of the pasi. On (Powcher); and fullback leading money winner who with the bases ha's a threat to iWal Groetxmacher (Grltxmocker) Mortetlaro and Louis Plroxx his Gold Cup triumph now haa pitchers and Catchers. won 1678.610. He Is the typical typn'of player guard and tackle, may look But. as Btanlay Woodward of Manager Lou Boudreau admire* — flcult, bat just take It easy the New York HernlU-Trlbuno combining speed, spirit and hustle. pronounce exactly what you s e e . __ _ .pointed opts it Ytaint so sporting Metkmrich tun figured" thlpbrYRBTKRDAY’B • of the English to shy nway. "It tantly In many a tribal triumph George 8tirnwe)ea, Yankees, was a great event,” any* Wood­ this season. Here's a typical exhalf of his se*aon'a te u l ouU>at ward. "In spite of the non rooperaiion of thtJThree Duke*—Lord Ueorg?* ifored the running run ou four horns runs In Yankee* 1victory over Brown*. Rosebery. • Lard Derby and Lord lr« a recent game wlib SVaiblngton 0n , 10-lnning „ n firs> ball pitched Aator—who act as pallbearers for by sprinting all the war from first • the British stud book. on a Untie by Boudreau. The I f the * " ! garAe, *"™ *' and last en« broke 6-6 tU In the tenth. “It is generally believed that Nats had expected him Ewal Blackwell. Reds, and Ray thev talked the Maharejs of Bor* at third on the hit—thi Boat, Giants. Blackwell became oda Into pulling ng hi* his Sarajiray and even thinking imar by tho mighty Maliaratta out, of itha S J ’-thie plate. But Metkovich and third year’* flrat 20-garp* winner field, li la eWn *uiuejte<r tTuil |>at-i'coach Oscar Mellllu sensed taking 10-laning ejlcii tnal* Braves, 4-2, although ho thev had something to di with th i removal of tha £ . M h horsePMar-' lent *hfW i^ondn^ s r r ^ ^ h e p'lale 10th aftet his .team wsnt cal Bou.sac’a Djelal. which V aa bfefbrrf Catcher Kirh Ferrell could Poat, up from Baltimore, hit triple and tie-brtaking homer and supposed to have caught cold on iU „ xno b ,!, on hlnu gave Cardinals eight hits as Gi­ W"fKKiwa rd*s * I heo rv is that for^ * never knocked down ants won. C-4. TC. Tribe Makes Grab By Getting George Metkovich * * ' * . ' • , ■ i » *# •••• have been beating tho cars of/ llioso of England and thet if n French horse In turn had his cars pinnid back by n string of Amer­ ican "»hort<unnlng hors**,” the English stud book would lie furth­ er discredited. The Gold Cup waa a truly run rac* In which Stymie beat Nntchex by a good head with Assault, win­ ner of hi* last seven reeas, some four Isngtha back. About the only surprise of the cvtdl was Natchex. He had never gone more than nno mile and a quarter. The race figured to be Assault and Stymie. Assault, however, never won over the distance end the laat time these two champions went, five furlongs more than a mile Stymie wa* the winner. In the meantime Aataulf bea* Stymie five straight, but alwa>* ;n 18 furlong* or under. Bniueno end Endeavour—named Endeavour II her* because of . Jockey club ndingr-did .run wrll for 12 furlehfca' themselves but when Stymie turned It on an eighth of a ,m il* from homo they ault cold. So did AnsaulL Ensuu-no p tilled up last In the aev*a-horae Hold, beaten 90 length* while Endaa2auL.yras fifth, some 20 lengths off - The rac*. a t t t Imnortint inter­ national fvrot of tta kind with going.'to/the winner, will " year. But afM S aamlis' again’ nSi*t Ur thd g sustained by th» tha beatin baatiniTc South American sunk of British Empire, leading'air* (n Argentine, it (a doubtful If. the nrillah will want any part of American horses. - ' a. Male Quartette Sings PlOheer Sana* jfi _ Mm3 — — ■• »i * l u 9—*8- f " 5';* V I/ — *■ ‘ H .* - ■— .» ■ ■ mm ■ — — — e set fro* by tho controlled late Judge Casey Stengel signed him aa a free agent and took him to the Boaton Bravos camp at Brtdenthn, Fla., In 1040. He waa at Evans­ ville on option for two yea.-* and Hartford. Conn., of the Eastara League Had him In 1842 as a f t n t basen:*n-out-fUkUr. • Sold by the Braves to San Francisco of the Pacific Coast League, he helped himself to a .326 average for 71 game*i end then was sold to tha Red do*, l a s t year aa a sub n right fieU he hit .246 In 66 games. lie- batted twice In the World Series against tha St. Louis Card­ inal* and mad* on* bit. ' Dr. Charlr* L. Persona , Optom elrlHt Baaford ATteatU BY BUg. Hears: 8-12 M PbeSO O t Rat. 8-11 Ryaa B xaaslaed - Glassse Fitted f-A v -J I - 4. ) ’ iI . I Y A R D I ^ Y V E N K T l S N 'm j B D B * America’s Moat Beautlfal Aluminum -- Cede/ ~ I A tu tesa LW. B T E Y E N 8 * ~ 6 17 w ! llublngon - Orbmdu Phone 2-0729 ‘ — ms ■ M B . * 5 m ^ , ->• ‘ */ : INDEPENDENT BARBER 5th. Strati A* Back Of Banton’s Furniture »! r W M • m 's •i - f - 1 ■w , _ vv-, TK« Centennial 'Male fi of the Southarn States .Mission at the ChUreh of Jesus Christ of LatUr-dav Saints, currently In haa provided thd musical und for tha morning derothis Weak over a s m — never'lilt the J 0 0 mark in the majora but he come* through with many a baae knock , when <It’s needed. Trlba president Rill Veeck was told by, one baseball man that the Detroit! Tigsra * were disappointed when Cleveland beat them to Metkov|ch’i contract. Vefcli smile* and remark*, ’’Yea. air, sometime* you get a break in’ this business.” Vice president Harry Grablner paid G«orgt a high eormdlinent: Ind* Ime of the old "That boy reminds nera bark timer* back In the days daya when only 16 men wrre carried by each club. None wanted to ride the bench.” Georga himself aay*. "I never thought It waa asking too raueh to hustle! fa*, nine Innings, or even 20 if the gam* huted that long. Now that Fm playing under,Bill -Veeck *i)d Txrtt, Boudreau J t ’s fun and a real pleasure to keep try­ ing with all 1 have.” The 25-ve*r-old apetd merchant broke Into *ro ball with Fulton, Ky.. of tha Kitty LOaguo In after listening to a Detroit roach.He became one of the 82 Tiger- m s mI am V N 1 ’ •» 11 V , AT" �R 8 IJA Y , A lt(i(T S T .2R, 19 V7 ■ r t i n ^ u i i m u l , 11*1 J ,U tffil.-rv.fi a g a i n " ' » !« ; Ttiit lu ltia Will I .. |.aM!iftrd niift a wvab lor (o u r ( I ) ta.naarutlt* ttvaba In T I IB HAMIMIH H BtlAIAI a . oawapapar of en teral tlin trn « c ir c u it roiniT ok t u b latino fiublitlirrl In Hrnilnol# I V u t ' * H JC IH C M I. C lIlC U II OK ijr. Ktorlrta. W1TNSM8 n .j ha tut and of/.kU l > ST AT H OK KIAJilltlA IN WITNK m L egal N otice I'lMk .IA N M A IU O K IB K JC N C . • O. P. Hnu-loi, Plaintiff, tfU « l * M*l ru t i'UVb (S *al) M W' * ■ • • 1 . ------ . M atJfliV K l.u « h at Tllad a (bit J .iu r c a aaain it you In th f tboya lltd co u rt and yuu at# bataby Jrad lo flla your arrliian appaar r (paraonally o r by a u o tn ay ) to Bill of Complaint In u ld n u t . o r baforo Monday, - £«pi.n>b«r tttT, and lo ibaraaflar fTla your » « . If an y you h a ro ; to ta ’d , aa raquirrd by law and (all •laa a D ecra* I*n> co n fn ao will of Mid Circuit and Ilf O ii'iilt t U f f ir ia l S ta ll iifr.fl.il S a n fo rd . P l.iiU a IM *. Klorlila I |..i|i *,i>Mk Avaiafalaa A ttn rtiir* at U a I -u IMIIM11. 1it .tu K U tt * n o t ic k to t m .m TO: A1-1.11- LK|j KIOil. raaaland. Hr/Uih ‘ Carolina. Vuu ala liarat.tr noilflad lhai a ault haa b»»tt intlltalad In "t* Cirtult Court of tha Ninth JadM al Cmtna 01 H o f id a / KrniltiUU *C ..Jh . t r . In C b aneorr, undtr ih«, tut* o f It. A. P lfg . plaintiff, > . Alin I-aa p ic a , difandant. and th at th> raUtf sought la an ab tolet* d m - * Of dlTdfOfr' Tou a r» lh a ra fo ra feiu.rad to app aar In aaut tauaa la t-nean o r h r attorney a t th» Couit II hum In Sanford. Florid*. on tha l»lh day of Jfaptatahar. 1(47. and lhai ;n dafanu th arro f, a d r tir r pro rot. • ittw r - v t T W tff la te 1 R E A L E f T A T E F O R SA LE 3 BEDROOM bungalow, ccrcciictl porch, (hade trees. Uiaiiae feCORD PLAYERS for rent. By A__ fiL Mir hr " bay or weak. Tha Mude Bax, H * W. lat St. Phone IISI. a ARTICLES FOH SALE FPICE apace tn Metech Building. .Large light ufflcaa, rtwly deCor- P ‘K U PO& 3 "a t n t 'a l l tfjUlttaa, kvht and Jani­ ' (feal*. Touchton A tor aervlce fumlahed. Call SodCelery. Phone »»**■ W, II. A A. Dept. Biota. FOR SALE—Llmirock for d d rt wart And roAdwty#— Uhurn DNVAI.ESCENT HOME now onen at Cbuluota, 18 milea S E. o f Sanford and 18 ratlea N. E. of Orlando. Large ecrean and open porthqe to ait and. enjoy », French, the cool brer tea otf L o t* Cath­ erine. Large ground* and waika aa/e from auto traffic. IJtrga !< fSP A P E R 3-a 0 E S T 8 BUND. .BUNDLED IN lobby and rooma. Brick conatnicBUNDLES. tluiU-Can aeeumodate 26 only. Phone or writ# for reaervaMon 5, „ 30 and 2fi-CENT----- • n- ji.\va.a iation Tournament.■ 'I.oula loit i nly the thild hole >e»l.tiiay In defeating Jw Ti-try, of Pull•ihlphia, 3 and 2 , cumplethir; the out nine with a four-uxvi |a; ^S». 8 of M lTti K r u hun **»*(ti, TRACTOR WORK—I'towin. 'diacihg tuo garden phaa), i’bone h it-J. E X P E R T |'pa>uiiiig — ciintrnrt or FLOW MIS 10 Di>sineas O|iportunitioa fa* aU ocraxlonx McNEILL « YOST FLORISTS WELL ratahllHhcd Ilardwxi.* IluaiRtpei Are. Juet off Celery ROOM apartment. Adult* only.' Office ph. 403 residence oh. 410 R iiphx fu r nala. CTran (to o k uf Ph. 801-J. iiierrliamliao. Bux MG P, c o _____ ___ . _ _ a ,, | llin i-ifV * I lK I 'G vuuiiiiria 14U H *| Herald. C8K SPACE In excellent locaHunt1# Tuxede Feed Stur* , tlon. including teUunon* and - . ■■ ■ . ■■ ■•- 12 S P E C IA L S F « V | C E S reception room (ervici. Box R. See Jimmie Cowan’a Sheet Metal f Work* for new Ridi.itm i. new FOR RENT—Hour aander. Easy Radiator corea. Radiator clean­ operation. Reasonable rate*. Sanf o rd P a in t A G lass. Co. ■P hone ing and repairing. ___ ^ ‘^ g z j a s g ^ i i j f place like home. I Want to rent Batterie* A Battery Charging, one. P. 0 . Box 207. Sanford, j IL B. POPE C. INC. AINT — BENJAMIN MOORE'S house paint. Ontki.l ■ white and soloc*. Floor ami Deck Enamel*. 8ENKARIK GLASS A PAINT CO. 112-114 W. 3nd St. unA L u i A i o INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS .RAYMOND M. BALL, ReaUer I BegteUred Broiar and * PKAR8— Excellent canning vari­ ety $1.25, $1.75 and 12.30 pur Insurance Agent bushel. Georg* S'vurU, Silver Bm. 4 Florida State Beak Bldg. Lake. Phone 770-M’ NEW, two atury, three Led room hum*. Two car .garage. On turner lot 118 x 140 in Mayfair. 10 ACRE fann, with house and out buildings—In fairly good condition. Farm la in good state i of cultivation, and rekdy to move w in on. Price tSfiOO. A GOOD FARM of 40 acres: 80 acre* tiled and in cultivation; fenced. H es. smalt house and ample shed and bam room. Faim waa In production la*: year. $15,000. 20 ACRE farm, all tilel with good hunt* gnd nice giounda. Want offer, 2H acrea, tiled, on pavad highway. 8 room house ip good condition. P •Leco-ggn w H gjfnpri . BEAN PLANTER — good ror.dltfon. T. B. Ktnard, box 205, Laku Monroe. 4 CEILING fans for sate. U n e y 'l Drug Store. * SALE of antlquee. Reduced prirta. For appolntmanl, phone V21-J, Cal. wondtr | Mann. Lake SOFA AND CHAIR. «4*. excellent condition, attractive *« *: covers. Muaf sell Ly HrpU l. phone 743. W*aley Pavla. , PIANOS—Maaon A Mamlin. thy Stradteadg* of pfahoa Knab«, the off le lat plana ef.tka Motn> poll tan opera We cordially in­ vite you to sen amt boat ihi-a* fine Inatrumente Jvacph Bailey, 738 N Magnolia Ave Pit 2-201H), Orlando. DOIMiF, • PLYMOUTH PARTS AND HKliVICB Palmtlln Ate. Pkowa 1011 VA-Di; moth, prpoflng lasU I yeait. Have your woolen* moth protifcd now.* Downtown Cleanera A Lanndry, 113 Palmetto Ave. Phune 014. and Ropatrlng. L. L RENT A CAR • YOU DRIVE IT PHONE 200 MWICKLAND-MOIIUISON U-DRIVE-1T, INC. SE E U8 FOR MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING AND TYPINO ----- - i i n * iLt/itKAU i-iiL -k ii n ta CREDIT OF 8ANF0UD 118 N. Park Pbesig 1W r a d io r e p a i r in g Fred Myera, 811 E. 2nd 8 t a r t ic l e s WANTED A *»t D ttp fiu ti. y)va» yw. t h .i * u w Ito fo f s t: lla r H li. an i} ( a # * ‘ - * i t i g T Ji -m . I W . K&UIi l l u a t l l UirXL*Hti hit ik 41. 4;an<t «iut fit «4Ai h^tifWC SflllitP'l* »t t.tat thell l»r «u(4i fk-t.via, Iii.s ..t i . tie} tif A » i « .t. u** of th« t,‘»■ LM h ii J -ilu n u lti. Aiof m 4 |k»B a » ; * « » * !. U 1 • f ‘frill RIMftlDfrt * «'!i l'> W i t. Cat. r™»f IIKt I^CTAIE nri*M>s, OP iWeaMi, MkllK is in 1 i tit i i t «iK t i i k fv n -S T V j i ’ I m ii : H K fttSU LI. ■ lilN ir. K U )» l!*V is I'tMiiiATi: TO A l.l. (-ItyttklTOIIH AND KMU rrONU IIA l’ IS U CI-AIM* *•» t'K MANDti AUAISHT H il t) KfiTATB -You Rtid *a th a f y*>ti IraftliJ , HfHlfleil rnd Hqiilrtit I” p ffltn l «*i‘ (‘Iftlint pnd demand* w!|l4h >i*lL *h *H>itr flf toil lu v * eiflltt*1 tlra rmfrir Of John I-. 11wtK*n d#* cHMil, l-i(« of *«t<l <'«»uniy, lo th» .!'V V n lf_iU iU R A t ^tAUiSl4ul*-C*.bM+f fhfid*, ,-it lit* iiffUR 111 tb* «*'(**(! hnug* Tyf gfltd County **t T-*. 14f4*f 1 I'V flA l, within rill Ik( rwlett*i-af tlirtttn* frt.fii Ihr t:iik. -f thi I M tMiMlcation tit ih»« t?i4ke. R ich rliilm im dfrrt '«mt *» all ».g in l*ncw i d M il tillir# a l d i o * " i clalin an l, unit ■«!i»lt l>r ■■•'in liy f r lh , cla lm siit a g e n t, o r *1 »*y, and u iv eu T< Sfrfrstrfr ■ i:. Mffcie}»> -\Vill Riitfra'ii iii ()(«> i n a ■ t*frrninul« Cauttlv. Piur »Ia M “‘. " ,i:-, r v ; ; . '- . r , : I 'L iin t iff, v «r»u » ■iT ' • W ln lft # ^ IV/ k,j.% WiHUintnii Ati- ill*. DsftMfaii? \l • » ilAMiT’ D f*» « i»|w=p f ||« iiM m u fiA Al Mrlut# rfiVi/tVfj | 4 1*'• flAil? « # t.> gt|v r fjrV . l l ' f a *flt, i,! Ikr4»u bfrr. H IT. I f * <u t , * su* A t j f u i g a k t A i k e i f f l l*f«J c -Hffr** W A fii »>« * i i l * i * l i g a i n n t o il * 'ft f l l 4«5t W ill llt e ir t D F t |iroffn 1 c > CAPACITY* AMD lO W tR COST T h e y 'r e now , . . they’re w om o n dlu e rfu l. :1.. and th e y ’ni here a t our ato m — th e new D eepfreore houie free row! Brund n*w througlt mid th rou gh —w ith all th e new featured y ou h ave been wnitTng Tor— Aud look a t T h e~ liat ab o yel S TOP I N I PRICES START i (fo r M odel A5 n o t (h ow n .) M odel C IO show n obovo SEE T H E M TO DAY I Wheeler of Sanford CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN # UI.INDS Aluminum, Steel, Woodl 10 DAY DELIVERY Ned Smith, .Myr, 3 0 0 E n s t F ir s t S tre e t “Right Where We’ve Heen for FR EE KSTIMATFd Flume fills ONLY MOIOK PRODUCTS COltPORATiON CAN WAKt A DFCPfRffZE HOMI FRfEZIR By Huy Gotfc s A SLOW AOIAER I T /^ . th ro w /. t I A STRETCH FOK »T/ _ _ IT l o o n n a f i t A CLOSE P LA Y A T __ y ^ FIRST/ < GOTTA CHARGE HE BEATS < _ I T OUTJ '-r d* ltd -not #" filed tb a ll l* m ,« I . I|iii|i"n . be V.dd Ak Adttkifklilfwtar nt the Kkiale Jnbii I llu Ikon d M M w t Fliat Vii.Mlcallnn Ai|ir. 7. t(4T l c n ritT JlttM JH . iir T in : H g U liS lL K ru P S T v C O I 'S T> H T A tt: op KbOll IT*A, Ifl 1*110OATi; IN ItKk T ilt* lafTATH OK IIIKM T. I.A N O IXY . I)» (,jk -d TO A U . WHOM IT MAT 4‘ *N lE IIN i N otice I* hSVebv elvrn O ut IM ." T . l ee And Mar|r T Me1ti:h I UA ihelr final t <|k. m a t K l f r e l l l r a of the t e a l * of |f»n» T. IvniaU . dir*aM>l lhai lhai fiU4 l l u " • ■ e. and th a t > linn rablr l*a of de-IklikrU -l’oiinly, Kl» •n lh* l»tnday uf S.plrm l .r , __________ fo r ap orav■I o l aaiae and h r final diarharxa bk P kfT U lricrt' I Ilia eakala M tr»r.« <T IjinalaV, de<-«a>ed mi lb , Sih d a r nl Akieuat. 114*. i b*> will apply It W Warn. Knar nglih T By Walt Disney MICK BY MOlkSh WATCH IT e c e - .t 1 WAD NgO\ 5 TO r ASOUNf? y LIKE thati THA* y Slarte .T M«-k<»t Raecuirlcaa a l the aMitte of Irena T . U n a la y , d acfbs-.d THE HOME SHOP WATCH A CLOCK REPAIRING 1700 San ford Ave. I'hone II4 A J ATTENTION MOTHERS -D IA P E R SERVICE— plbv Velvet (urniaW iw*pn.kl clean, atorlla diap.-ra and drudai trad rontalucr. Ecmomlual, and rafr. Fully medludiy apyrcv-'l Call Daytona 24A7-W cdk-cl h r detail?. M diapers, Vf n wcvkj Kidneyi THE LONE H ANGAR By Fran Striker R e v o lu tio n WCLL.KIT, HAVC WO JJjL f*YSi/ UEAHD WXOH f DuT I C W r GOlkVt IT/ VA W WIN wORkiMG TOR 4N THERE THEYARL' MPOiTOR WHOWrt TO W « K Tiik JOfrgNO STTALIW JT » x a j x i . i r z r \— WANTED—Elderiy coupja would like transportation by ear to Sun Antonio. Texas - around A*g. 30th. Phone 482-J . f»r AUTOS FOH SALE 1939 P«N TIA 0 ^ m4 door‘iodai By. Paul Rftbinsor K1TA KBTT 1937 4 door Bulck jodan. Plr»#Hur*t n! Hi. ann *tT MUMTlONfr V l IHOU044 . O MACHINE * 2 5 9 ^ 5 AS LOW AT Barber Shop open Thursday, Friday A S a t u r d a y . _____ TO ILLN ESS, will sell •chicken farm, good land, erange grove, no palrnatto. fr room modem tousv, etectrlcily end Ulephene, garage 13 N O T IC E S — P F .R a O N A L and ben house*. Tea minute* frem court house. Box W. W. Waating house electric etov* $40. SANFORD Beauty Halon-Phqrir 1811 Sanford Ave. K. c/o Herald. * 1354. 309 Park. Mary McMahon. Phone 1354, P em anm t wavoa THREE bedroom bungalow HOT WATER HEATER Fiigldalre and stove. Good condition. l In 1M8. Large let, «aa be tPfcos* 1080-J. between 0 A. M. imndled fpr $2500.09'cash, bala n d * P. M____ " FREE trailer ^parking tu light lO SBR T ? W IL L !A M 8 f Haaltar Oosporekta Potato Draws from party. No olectricit/. Jim A Raymond Lundqidal, Asaoeiato Betty's Fishigjf Camtb caMifUd La. seed M. $3.00. £00 • IK IN Show rard* and . peelers 0 — DHE'H SIGN SRMVICH 0 . D. Landreas. Phww K ill expert I d i l - |'4 r iV iitr^ iR H i |»|. ap p eal*lied f i>», ..II,wII) „■ liV aniifi.r, > t» «h» IMI *uf L'lin.(Uk|aI in kaLl ru iw vn I’T .b .fb ra JMi ii.y S.|ilrm|iti l ' H IT T amt to Ultra ill a n .r tit* y.-«r' ■Irfenkr if any yeir W 7»> l * rri!D AND * im h j . d ai n avr. ia u j.i IMi, a* required hi H f r*l in Coiliiir ftu rid i, law . and fail m l, «Ik. a li.f r * «Uy «»f AVA14W. IliT. 7 i*r >' 1'uufMiu will Ur c liltltd aaRlnti I*e'HcTtltffllt ^ you. . . . " Al rlttk Af lh» riT fUil IMun 1 Thlk ni'Urr will hr pul i ll .b e d * nr* -a— w»*4r—for rmlT— m ~ TOTimS ITTf • I ' t-.U*. w tthk in t h i : e a m i . i u > M tiitA i.li It; U f |. I U n t URNISHED apartment. All utilittee. Couple only. Monteiuma Hotel. CONCRETE SEWER PIPE 8RPT1C - TANKS, Greaie Traps Blocka. Aluminum Window* amt Screen*. - White cement Paint, Perma-tlle, Hurricane hrac^a ll H (U iiU i|b, 1*^4 K m g tiL Pice eatlwaica. Phone 781-J. e r a l d o f f ic e a li.Ukpai^t of a.ii.rat rural* Iion Martin 239it or writ# Bdx 1tfJ puhll.hr I In Mrio n .l. County. KiorChuluota Florida. Large iedan A U T O -RADIOS, Motorola- Sale* FLOOR SANDING A finishing, cleaning & waxing. Our power and Service The Muatc Bex, WIT.VKKR tn» for guests to rlxit their doctor. unit enatilea ua lo work where U 9 W. 1st flu Phone 853. .ii i i Hanfdld, th e re Is no electric cunnrctioi lortdk. via* iii, Ukl. A Ik. IS li (ODERN apartment downtown. S E W IN G M A C H IN E S av ailab le. 21 y<-aid e x p e rie n c '. llrilidnn. * S A L E S * S E R V IC E See Takach’a Restaurant. Also It. M. (ileason,’ Lake Mary, Fla. •if »*td Ciroiii Oourt office apace or ator*. SfOA N. B E R T S S E W IN G M A CH . SIKH I U B. F R E N C H . P 1I. U » o 'ark Ave. 2 _ W A N TED T O REN T jtCKNuffrr %*i i t »U|rUi* /♦ =1 , «#a* _ t.l % ■ t'L Iii* » Hi (UliililL fe*t;t J f t R itlia ln ftttel d'» «♦« ttiMilut. I •K.ur.e (W4 J l . t I’ liaii tif 111*- Niiifii i D u r cirwdiai iw itHi f o t Hm»i WATKIN’a HOUTE now open In Sanford. Willingncar I > worV .H hour* a day without a hot* will earn excellent incoma and ituure future affinity. Cat uereaMiV. See Mr. HoUinifawurtu. at U«6 .Sod. for liiiA t,* (v. Voluita Avp. from P,v*> noon e ” yiillJtitl OK K l’imiCATtOM • H .tnuit . f'.. \|. 1 'l.l l .n . w hoa, or write to box til53, phone adTO d fiu •« liiikn.iuii, « 263U-J, Daytona Itcarh. * You- u lr li.i.b y uulllterl that W anda i f n itiUtt Ilk, (iiid a *ui: Experienced Meat Cutter. Perkina fur d it u i t r agaliiki y.-u in Ihr r Brothera, P. O. Box l!*i7, phone a b m t . m u w.i n ia ti and )» d . » U frtb t liqulrwl in file yuor Wrtl ioS). Ii. I .ii ..I. W O RK W AN TED i u i u ^d ’ |»iaff • i#t i n r * i tmol.cation, J ur . 1»1TI tUf(trial Seal) IN TIIK C lftC t'IT aM C IIT At* TMK NINTH i t ’ OICAS. CIRCU IT h u m i: ru im in 1»C TIIK AT A T E O p ClO ltID A Tw A IM i ItCD 'K U H h l.S a W it.IN AND P u ll HEXIINOUK COUNTY I.UMSUN A lM ilS IN CHAN* U lV 1 ,' Vi iii i uuu Av.nu. WANDA H tt l.C U .A N . V U •- fail I . • ’ Plalutif ft YOU M ti; U C IU JtV NOTIKIHI* IliAt a *Uii fur cii» lute itUotv* Ji4> H ELP W A N TED 9 THE EXCITING NEW Legal Notice m X f* ltie n la U a t Ll»WAHl> OONRAlalBi t u te s i I t u n t), * * 111* County JiJM ef titihiuuU C omud, F iu iU a, el hri o i t k o . lw Id* Cuurt lluu»r uf Mul County at Jiinfury. riu iu l* . irltlilii *‘*1’ <n4ai HiCiMhi |>i1ui Hi* uf ll»» fitw pwlfticeliuYt of lt*»» 6 ‘Hh* liawU ilalm ur d rm u n J J ail n# in Writ* inR *3im1 %h.*u u n it tlU Ml N||i1 cqN ui\A - i lb« tk lf f u n tr ari.t •trait L« to b> tti# fUiiftitni, a g ttti. or «i* l o t n t j i and any *u» t» rlUin or 4 * mend not Kto't) A* FOR RENT II. P H IL A D E L P H IA , \uit: 2 $ , bp> —Jw l.uuix, th e ll<-.kv>wiight Boxing Cham pion wttii Hie tKivtrrful p u lle r, lifts w on hia u u y into the i m n r n r a n i l ' o f th.- it'n file nr 1*171 iliiivioii o f the N v’Kiii U n itiil Coif* «N III.: S s l A T i : OK i i . i t . U i l * ' • " W i n L, OareiMd l\ TIIK CO LItT til* T i l t. rn l'N T V JlflK IK , s b h i n o l k c t i f N n , k u i h i o a , in rito u A ru . TO A l.l. i'llh lillO I I S XM» f K I I . SONS IIAMNU CUVIiln o i l OB WANOil AU.Vl.NST .*All» CSV A l t : You .....I •... t. ..f you u ia l.r.-l.t n»*t.i*ed a n d ‘ r*.|U'tr.|t t,f | .im iii An) vla.nia o i l . a^ tM f» yjfir and ------dritiainlt -*-------- If wtiu *■M OhI»-v4c«ja^ Court. IN .SECOND. HOUND •K att >>» to !•> lb*. rUun*n<. » » cm . <o*r> aud »u> au.li '•u. ihi ii.‘t . • #il*j . f.ji! 1. t•». vi.(.V W n » l.r*.«* Ikulliui Aa n x u i a r of the I.* »• It ill Mini ra ifa u im i uf M ary llalw iu , C«**t I, Haininola Ctiuntr, lU i;.b t. (hit ih» 4tb dar ol A a lu il a. d. m r , w n .f hatui *1 t i l l * ( a th ila> i f A t f u i l , t* . I*. H i i n ito n •ail at Hanford, (euiluui. * Cuai.tr. W E n r “ M,n,)L k PACJE F IV E T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A �T H U R SD A Y , f THE SANFORD HERALD, Kiwanfe Meet U n a C w i (Mm I OH Company Rocked * By Explosion, Fire Pope—Truman <Con'tn»r* r»«t" *•»■» ill peoples of the earth are longnr." The Pope continued:* „„ ...... "The munificent th in ly ahown plant early , today, musing the bv the American people to the snfcompany to lose 24.000 barrel t •ferlng and oppressed In every part daily capacity In jtroeeasing crude of the world Is a fair token of oil, company official# raid. - One worker, Julius Kupni, fi2, of Whiting was missing ns firemen fought flames .which at first were brought under control, then hroke out again several hours later. Three workefs, Injured slightly, were given first aid united towards its realtralicn." The President, declaring that "IhV tasks now confronlldit III are tages and go to bed promptly at formidable", said; The explosion; which occurred S;00 P, M. under bright- lights "I am privileged, to pledge full and Are heavily, guarded. .Thry In a nump house serving the com. fnith to you once’*«*•» to work have daily military drill and those pany'a No. 5 and A*.pipe stills, »ho merit may indulge In ath­ waa hrard for a radius of n mile with Your Holiness and with every letics. from the Mast. Within two hours, agency of good the world over for an enduring peace." . .. ' B e declared h I a "theoretical flames which followed ths ex“An enduring peace,* Mr. Tru­ plosion were reported under con­ ideaa” and M. A. degree In soclology. ha found to be utterly trol, but fire broke out'ngaln ar­ man asserted, "can be bud! only 410 good .without experience, and ound 9:00 A. M. Comn»ny—o f­ upon Christian orloclple*. Bkcebt dw ihftt six of his best friends hid ficials, however, said they he. the Lord*build liter hquv. tltry lab­ •ii'-. been killed by Inmatrs. He taught lived plant firemen eould curb or in vain who build v ** flAa,. a Christian nabon our aehool with a black lack strapped the Garnet. *. to his wrist, he said, and earn-I A company spokesman carimat- tatm- .i d'- ire la to banish Wlf auch a reputation for discipline ed damage at |70,000, and raid and the causes of war’ from tha that the cut In dally crude oil cap­ world J believe lhal.Ihe greatest acity necessitated by-tho damage need of the world today Is a re­ was doubly eevefe becau-e It waa newal of faith. I seek to encour­ percent of the bo; added to destruction of another age renewed faith In the dignity cause no trouble, daily 2400 barrel* caparity suf­ and worth of the human mrson tha other 10 percent have to S' fered In another fire three weeks In all lands. The riroct demand faith that -Is strong enough to disciplined. . In-.: struggle If need In-* for the right." A Boys who had the choice of ir> Tin- Pontiff replied: laehefc with the heavy leather paridie or fiva days extra.Jlroe, In “Once th- slnt". to the exclusion variably chose the paddle, Making of Cod. make* itself.thn soutce of them stand faca to 4he wail un­ the rights of the human person, <r*nllfinr4 I ,- a t |I**I der strict military discipline for( -Ilrimh tr«op dispositions bpt gave no lorfb'atfnn wbrthrr she would commodity the jrdrr of f] 1 la wield the blg.power veto. Martin Btinclpher sani ........... ........... and ......... history surely Soviet Delegate Andrei A. llro- nvrtturned: etal aongi with Hi myko. ■speaking as a vote ap­ makes It clear that tha Inevitable accompanying. Prof. proached In the Security Council result of the sukrroston of. cnler on the long-debated calf, repent­ between peoples Is war.** as guests. ed (bat British’ troops should gel off Egyptian ao|| an demanded by Citrus Ruling th* Cairo government. Dewey Speech <t'«altaii«4 (tan !*»«• Oast Tha Brasilian resolution, calling on Britain and Egypt to remim? the growers or signatures Sy direct negotiations, was described shipper* barely met technical re“ that wa are witnessing on the as a menus nf sidestepping ASIwtld aevnc conditions which arc _Earn will—mail -----'BauimngTrnkTlhoto Which fdirow out- 12,000 letter* to individual Russia and Colombia were re­ itruwent, each containing a ballot, _ #d tha first World W ar" garded an (he key- figure* In tin* n copy of the proposed amend­ leader declared "We must honeet- final voting. The Soviet Union ment ultd an envelope lit which to Jy face up to th* facta and know ha* supporter! Egyptian demand-. return the marked ballot to the wher* the danger* at*. Everyone I,*1eland off ire. knows that there la now a move­ tlonal removal of< British troop*, Permission has l>ecn obtained ment which Ip advancing In am­ but had given no indication wheth­ to u*o county agrnt offices office* In bitious, Wall-organised program er she might veto anything Ice*, polling placet where growers who Brasil has moved that Egypt did not receive a ballot by mail and Britain resume negotiation* may obtain one and cart their far settlement of their disput-1, all* citruktpftxJuelng counties a* which also hinges on the future of the Anglo-Egyptimr Hndan. A Cooperatives will lie permitted preliminary unofficial lineup r.how. to submit 1mllots far their mem­ *«1 llnltfd Statrs, f'hirtn, .^u-tru­ bership. Grower-shipper* will t» ll*, Belgium and Prance behind permit ted to rote a* growers, the Braillion resolution. Seven and nl-o to sign ns shippers. affirmative vote* arc rtouirto1 Indian Hlvrr growers and ship­ far patsage, look**! per* have sought thin amendment___ and Brail) Urnril looked to . every way of life." to her l.niin Amrrlcan neighbor. Because of trad It Imini differences , Deway said the American'•Le- Colombia, far the derisive ballot. in their marketing method*, mmBoland, a consistent voting-part. pa rvd-wlth the mnainder nf Unri^U a “a* a group, -havs long and ncr of Russia, ami Hyrla, a atstei ida’s citrus territory, ihey claim member of Egypt in the Arab to hav> lien, penalised at time* League, are strongly opposed to when shipping regulations which the Brasilian mnv-. • state were npplird alia to them, CAIRO, Police prohibited a meeting called TO FETB PLAVEBS described by him at tha largest In tho country. Boya from -IS to CO are lent there only as a * laat resort when they have provLtd incorrigible. He told how * a boy la brought to Hie home, use* any by a atrapplng sheriff. The vboy I. then searched, his belong* Inga put In a vault, his dungarees and trouser* given to him. At meal time he Is taught to stand by count and to eat by count, gp Boya are put into School ar.d visit Shops where they can choov) * trad* to learn so that when re leased they will be self-support tn n lir h t f (On Ui s N t u a l*««* OsO coly • few months sgo from her • 'HitWe Britain, where shs hsd / met and married Poland, said she h»d no plans for returning to h«r home! fi “I'd Ilka to stay ovsrWhsre," sha said. i Poland, a cook at th# Army's X flln field near hsra, w sj shot to death tn front of the Fort Walton m taorant wb«r* hit wlfo suit for .divorce, baby away and threaten* 1 Ife. * tiaald her first m en In the ipt to get custody of her Would be to talk with her r-ln-law, C. T. Poland, why •hare mttxpacUdJy for tha lit* ftir DELAND, Aug. 20, '(Special)— Player appreciation night U sched­ uled tonight for tho Dt-tjuid Red Hats wlmn they meet the Gaine*immediate withdrnwnl of Britinb ville G-Men nt Conrad Pnyk In troop*. fielamd. Nearly I,BOO fapa are The committee, whlrh asserted expected to witness the contest It included repivffnU tlrt* <f nil und the pre game festivities. political parties, met Tutsday hml demonstratfons fidlowed. * Members of the Moslem Broth­ erhood, who led violent sntl-BrUlih and anll-Amrrlcan demonstra­ tion* last Friday, were to llst'm radio today to proceedings tha 8ecurlty Coimcll hearing the Egyptian plea. Th* Moslem brotherhood news­ paper, El Ekwan El Mnrimmm. Maerterl that British civllisnt hod been instructed awlft departure from Egy-jilttm dtlc* In vlewr of the UN’s i speed­ ed rejection of the Egyptian de­ mand. Th* British embassy denied tha report. .The Mwapapey said the British army had placer] cities In the Suex Canal tone out of bounds to it* troops hecaute of tension and ordered all. unit* to pl*cf m in - Greet Belt I.ake Is the reennent There ere more then four timer of ancient Lake Bonneville which as mpny cattle In Nevada a was once WO deep where Salt there are people;'population 110, Lake City now aland*. . 247 with about 4BO,000 cattle. „n# The power needed to light an the electric bulb for one hour would the W p * smell wnteh running for 1,000 year*. Te Urge independent stater— pt, Ireq, Persia, Saudi Arabia Turkey—make up M per cent tfjW tsr-p:1 St’vtk up now for the Holiday ahead—We have tha finest array of holiday foods In town. Store3 will be closed all day Monday—so buy enuff to last 'til Tuesday I A T T E N T IO N S to r a s CICMri All D ay Monday, S s p t, 1 Quantity .Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru Saturday. August 30 nixie Darting Old Fashioned w h o m Sandwich Lady l& tt/Fotatd Weenees u-° 20c Hash 25c Van Camp Comsd & n o 300 llormel Liver Pata. •* 12c « * ’ |> Salad 16-OI Van Can Chill Van Can Sausage 4 LABOR DAY S A L E j Armour’a Libbyl Potted Libby Deviled Libby Vienna 17c Meat W* Sausage N Bar Harbor Anchovy Armour’s . %*• College Inn Boned 15c Chicken svi American Oil 15c Cardinal Long White Long Island White Cobbler 14ttc tradem ark POTATOES, (Plug Bottle Deposit) Calif. Graweniteln All Sweet Show WhtU SUPER CHEESE Lb 49c Grapes 2 Yctlcnv lb# . 25c Potatoes 4 OaUfontt* CHEESE 2 for 29c Onions 4 tb, 25c Plums OLEO y it. Lb 47c Fresh Oregon Redl-Mlx BoUd*. lb 45c Delta Bweet Mix French'* Prepared Pickles 8-or 12v&c Mustard ? « < s R E E N 6IANT D a in ty Mbc V F r u it . Hockless, Whole or String Half Picnics 8*to*10-lb, i, Avenge Slit, No a U. S^G ort Graded Utility CHUCK ROAST Eagle Brand 'Sure-M ix’ f ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ l l t M J K L O I N STEAKS F L L ROUND, CLUB STEAKS STEAKS lb 29c Hamburger U. 8- Good A Choice Veal Nabisco Rltz V4-U. Oator Roach Hive* sm Does Everything DU 2 t OPENING OF U. S. Good & Choice Beef howsrrtr. did BA R BER SHOP Tongues -u> 28c 117 W. FIRST STREET FRIDAY AUGUST 29th ,. FEATURE 25c Shipped, Qr. A, L eri* '■ ANNOUNCING biatora, - ■. Dotllos 'eachcrs Meet Venetian gjass worker* once confined to their own spe­ cial Island to pravant their se­ lobbies w b m , interests cret* from being discovered by affected b y ,, increased foreigners. She blasted, a t legisla- inf that there had been no epi* p in public offer to help damle Wher# they had stayed, mr t*achara,?i.and then pnlaed tha new school lotfit* iltte* eat Ion- vote exactly bad feature*. debate* were Mid In the ■fid Benet# before th* bill aed, *h« satd^'and told of >mbera of wnmittfc. matter of'raising ths l* of Khooljxupcrintefitrond tha ..taga of beo ’ read .and ,w rit*. 00# mod it unconatUuilona], AUGUST 28, 1947 ■ �■■■■ 8- ;E^v.'i T' ■ ■ T— - THE WEATHER a Umlly Thtrc Is Strength— , Pertjy cloudy tonight and Sat*, urdsy, »Mtly scattered »ho»w i and thunderstorms this allernooit and again Saturday .afternoon,’ Winds! gentle to rnixlernte rail* - a b l e through Saturday. To Protect tbo P eaceo f Urn World; To Promot* th® Pro*re** of Amtrittj To F rH a n Prooporltjr for S tttfori Vo l u m e x x x v iii E itab U sh ed 1 9 0 8 Legion Meet Hears Armed "Service Heads Preacher Demonstrates His Faith By ALLAN FISH ER NEW YORK. Aug. 29 G P>Americsn Legionnaires. t h e i r lengthy campaign for upiversel military training now backed by thy bi-partiian tupport of President Truman and Got. Thomsi E. Dew­ ey, today looked to the niton's top miltary leaden for further en­ dowment -of peacetime comcription at the second session of the mLetion't 29th Convention, X Sriitfel •„/ #te' A n # DwigM D. Eiienhower, -Army Chief of ' ' Staff, told American Legionnaire* he uw no immediate threat ol I global war but added that United State* Armed Force* ihould bit ittong enough to make an agre*»or realize war would “like­ ly be fought over hi* territory. If*" Eiienhower aald that “as long a t deliberate aggression against the rights of fraa man I and nd tho existence of free government may wa must Be prepared for bg- a part of tha International whatever this may finally mean 9 to us.*’ do not want * Re declared “I d want to b* understood a* a M jtt a git global war a* an immediliaW threat" and eddid“W# must so gird ourselves that a predatory aggressor will bs aware of the risk* ha run* end will realise, ehould he pro((m lla M *n rear* lie I * Dutch To Accept Rio ParleyJHailed.TrumanForesees ByVandenbergAt Marshall Plan To Brazil’s Congress Supplant UNR R A U. S„ Senator Cites Presidential Note To Congress. Repor t s Meet's H istoric On O r g a n i z a t i o n •A c c o m p lishment s RIO DE JANEIRO. Aug, 29 (JP)—Sen, F*>—Sen, Vandenbeij Vandenbeia (R-Mich]( (R-Mich]l told a joint session of Brasil's Congress today that tbc Inter* American Conference of hemi­ sphere defense set a "significant r*ample’“ for ihe United N«linns. The treaty agsinst aggression to be signed W e Tuesday in the ) presence of -President Truman Tendency Of -BN'. f f i m S t t L T E : Ia n ® O n In fU n n A a in U W v B C b IB •t h e HAGUE, Aug. 29 0P>~ T h t Natherlanda government an. notmeed today it would accept “the general tendency" of United «- Nation* Seeurlty . Council re% eonUlone on Indonesia. > Tbs council voted Tuesday to extend Ite good office* and eat up a council committee to Investigate the differences between the Dutch end the Indonesian. Republic. The government eald It wonld 'extend all facilities to consuls at Batavia, Java, to Investigate and report on the eltuatlon In tha Eeat Ihdiee since the United Nations cease-fire order became effective at midnight Aug. 4. i f The announcement eald the Netherlands govemmsnt soon would designate „ member of the comeommieelon proposed in the American resolution. Under the resolution, the Dutch are to nomlnato on# member, the Indon­ esian! one, and 'the Dutch and Xadanesleni, a third. The government said however, that It syould .stand by tta refusal to recognise the competence of the Security Council to deal with % the matter, which the Dutch have contended wee an internal affair. Accepting the ‘^tendency" of the ►solutions,. the “ Dutch communi qua look the view that the Indon­ esian Republic should "cease any hostile action by word or deed," and that final responsibility for order In the Islands remained with the Netherlands government. ($ Test Case Fails To * 0 Aid Deported Jews LONDON. Aug* H , UP) — The Hlgh Court of Justice refused tocorprevented ‘ ‘- u E r J * from foretha British fng 4,400 Jewish refugees, inter' teoted while trying to run. the Pal4*tln’e immigration blockade, to go to Germany. # The refugees now are an route to Hamburg In three British ship*. Tha application, sponsored by the i Jewish Agency, sought the writ on behalf of six of the refu gee In a test case applicable to all the Jew*. t In ordering the deportation of Jaw* from FaleaUnlaa waters, Jenkins WfVtoday 41 . . In state itfc T t _ Republicans Say Labor Deceived By Propaganda WASHINGTON. Aug. 29 WP)Tbe United Slate* celled today for a four-power conference to speed Korean independence. Tbc request was made in a new note to Moscow saying that the present deadlock on a joint Rutsian-Amrrican commission to ar range for a provisional governmeal cinpot, in this country's opinion, continue “The United State* government TWO PIAblY COPyikHtADS ere held aloft by the Rev. Gordon Miller, pastor of a tneke-cultiit congregation at Summerville, G a, as he provea to hie followers hie faith In tha sect’s religion. The death of e member of j Milter's dock,’who died after drinking polton to show his faith, baa i. caused the preacher’s arrest on a murder warrant (International), •"«! ^ nty Tri the history of the world, the Michigan senator said in hjs prepared address. Tha work dona at QuiUndlnha, thu.jU. 8. delegate added, will give tha United Nations "a use. ful ^nd impressive model of how big . and little stale* can work together on a basis of absolute equality of both obligation and power in the pursuit of Interna­ tional peace and security." " It it a thrilling international adventure which took concrete form when the Pan-American Union was organised in 1890, Vandenberg said. " R it a formu­ la of firm friendship which has, relatively, made our* the most peaceful continent on earth for Jh e better part of a century." Vandenberg. on behalf of tbo (O n lliH l r a B« I I ,) Injured Prelate Is Placed Urider Arrest BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Aug. 29 UFb~President Vladimir Bakarlch of the, Croatian Republic wa* quoted by Tanjug, Yugoslav New* Agency, to d a y .a s saying that Sunday!* mob attacks on Catholic priest* - In Vensilt, Giulia reaulted, from a ruling by certain priest* that .per vm* ctasaed aa “enemies o ftli# church" would be barred from acting as godfather* at confirmation <vemonles. Bakerlch wee .quoted ea saying that Msgr, Jakor Ukmar, a Vatfegn prelate who wa« Injured In the attack* after being sent to the area to administer confirmation to Catholic children when local priests experienced hostility, had been pieced under arrest, and that "together with other participants In the Incidents end their organit. ere" he would be turned over to the courts. Msgr. Ukmar wee In a Flam# hospital with eoncuulon end body wounds received a t the hands of the seme mob which killed Father Miro Btilesleh, ■WASHINGTON. Aug. 29 (*”> Piesidenl Trumin espicurd hope today that the Marshall plan for European self-help will successfully supplant direct aid of the type pro­ vided by the United Nations Re­ lief and Rehabilitation Adminutr*. tion. . ■In a letter transmitting to Con­ gress his report UNRRA’* uinduo operations during the first quit ter of this ye*|, Mr. Truman said: "Long-term plans hive been in­ augurated by our government und e rw h irfr irir hoped yhst^rfevasUted countries wifi achieve eco­ nomic health through cooperation among themselves and with such long-range help as the United State* is able to give under proper international atringem-nt*.* The mention of “proper" ar­ rangement* seemed to point up a news conference statement Wed­ nesday by Undersecretary of State Robert A. Lovett that this coun­ try will extend aid or.lv on the basl* of a recovery plan which ia reasonable and realistic. In another.reference to tho 19natton Paris conference on tho Marshall plan Lovett eaid dam ends on American aid must diminish bv next rg£r. Mr. Truman'* lettar said the end of UNRRA'a operation* "ha* bejn in light for several months." It notsd that whlla contribution* tUesttssiS . a Pag* els) Directors Of Farhen Boast Of P art In W ar NUERNBERG, Germany, Aug. 29 (tP)—Th* prosecution intro­ duced to an American war crime* court today •tatematnt* by dir­ ectors Of I. G. Ferben Industrie, German chemical trust, in which they boastsd that Hitler wa* un­ able to wag* war without their help. The director* are on trial for their Uvea. Th# protection said th* docu­ ments also disclosed that the F er­ ben leader* realised in 1998 that Hermann Goering had embarked On a vagt rearmament program to which they lent their full strength. Goering committed euleld# lest year a few hours before he whs to bang as g srarcriminal, convicted in tht* tamo courtroom. , ,‘ Helnyteh Busteflsch, on* of tha t l Parben Industrie director* on trial, told American queitlonera: “It la clear that war could not have been conducted without I. G. (Ferben) production." Georg Ven SchnlUier, member Ileal Estate Sales of the trust’* executive Committee . Active In Sanford and also a defendant, w u quoted In another document as eaylngi "IF# knew, with the rearma­ A number of rest ostata salt* during tha past week were re­ ment program of 1699, lbs elt­ wa* dangerous ported today hy Fred Bender whd uatlon .. . . . very _ - ........ ............ inaoIntore tv , M Uw poeslbUIUea of v t r Indicated U sets property. I w ir» concerned." continue* in ' Bchitsier elso told b ■th* eatu A ju m i m hslped hvlp#d tha German air forte In c»m practice war gem**. He cited an flsnfnni example of a plant making magThe home | nasi am bomb* at Aachen, which waa concealed, so cleverly that dkk of S t Carmen flier* were unobis .to spot Tfc# Fred Ji Baaford Avenue w>« to Har- if. rv M. Brush, Jr , for And r . F . A. MEET Kay Drowning of ClminnsU.^CL AH Future Farmer* of America he* purchased thr^uesell MrKI >est YWsniieth, msmhsrs a n requested to meet at at 200 StreeW or r. seperted wnsidantUon I *H* X - : * i Building not later than 9 .to Monday morning'. NO. 208 German ~ Industrial Goal O f 1936iLevel Set By Britain-U. S. In Race To Head American Legion Note To Russia Sug­ gests Sept, 8 Date; S t a t e Department Reveals Proposals • armlet eald that “no trea t nation ia today In poiltlon deliberately to provoke a long and exhaust ing conflict with any hope of Big 4 Meet On Korean Issue Aiaociated Pm# Lowed Wir* m Eisenhower Sees No I m m e d i a t e War; N i m i t z Discusses Unified D e f e n s e t . AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW8PAPEK _______ . 1 ■ ! - ! ■ J^ " e — ^ l — . " ■■■■■ * S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y . A U G U ST 29, 1917 **• i Higher Production Is. Seen As NecessaryTo Help Country As Well As Europe 4tj RtCIIAHD KA81CI1KE BERLIN. Aug. 29 0P > -A West-, Germany with an industrial Poll Reveals Unions ein capacity about equal to 1936 wasFavor Provisions Of fnvisaged today by the United T a f t - H a r t l c v Act Stair* and Great Britain in a new Irvrbdf-industt)*' pl»n providing for WASHINGTON. Aug. 29 tWb- annual steel production of 10,700,PERRY BROWM J05CPII J MAUOY Tbc Republican National Commit­ 0 0 0 ingot Jon*. tee is rirrulsttng a psmpblet en­ Under the plan, the U. S. and titled "The Truth About th* 1.* British rones, to relieve the bur­ bor Management Relation* Act den on American and Brittab tax* *- *- ’> ! 9 4 r - i n Which ft aiserts ibVt payers, would produce IS percent fulfillment of Its committment to there has been ‘'misleading prop- more ettmrt* than the same ares* Korean Independence'and propose* agands" about the law’s obje-.t- d*d in 1936. three years before that the four power* adhering to i ci. the Moscow agreement meet to Germany staited Wotld War II. consider how that agreement may • Th» pamphlet says enactment of to biing tn $ 2 .0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .-abe speedily carried out," the not# th» Taft-Hartlev* Act "maike'd ill* year. • aald. fulfillment of a major campaign It suggested that conversations The n#W plan sva« a revision of pledge hy the Republican Paity. th* four-power Itvel-oMndu* on the problem begin Sept. 8. Nations particlpatlnr In JhJLH ofc; ~twffg- 'uliuti " f'li *>*--ping sup artil " repansiions” agreement cow conference on Korea were the: port ,aml approval oi the Amen* ' BW- !« _ • « !« « " « » * U. Unite,! States, Britain, Hustle' the U. 8. and Dtilish mdiia can elfdorale nn Nov. 3, 1946.“ governors. General Lucius f t and China, Simultaneously, the Staie- De­ Tastage of the act, the Repub­ l lay and Air Chief Marshal Sur partment dislosed e summery of licans contend in the booklet, “es­ Hholto Douglas, termed tha low proposals by this country for tablished e,|usl rights and respon­ celling set in that agreement ”un-' Korea's future. sibilities for management and lab­ realistic." They Included tha American or in their relationships, and in Under the four-power plan, lha suggestion for a general Korean created safeguards for the right*, steel reiling for all Germain- wa* election which ha* been rejected ofJndlVtdtial workers." * 5,800,000 ton*. Under the tfritilh by Ruksla. The pamphlet add*! American, plan, the British and • The U. S. not* said the Soyiet RICHARD C. CADWAUADER "Due to the propsganda effort* U. Skstone*. alone would produce BASCOM f. JONSS claim that it has the right to ex­ Four of tho candidate* for national commander of the American of sonw union labor lenders who i®)doutde Dial. clude tome Korean political partita legion*in the e l e c t i o n which will feature the nntinn»fconvention now hope to continue unbridled HictntDisclosure of the plan followed from participating in the decisions l,eimr held in New York City. This year the race is hd'-ved to beiurial control of worker*, nnd the by two days the close of a aixon Korea’s futur* )a "contrary to wide . “ . a, . .... I I ______ ____ 1 -_ _____ n .ilt t lc s l u m n llv a la .1 - antagonism day conference of th# U. S., Brit­ nnliticallv motivatedopen. .Mr. Jirowtt I* tfrom Beaumont, TTex., Mr. ,1-11 Malloy •from the democratic principle of free­ Washington, D. C., Mr. Cadwallader from Baton Rouge. La., and of the Democratic Administration, ain and France in .London during dom of opinion.” from th# President on down, there which German industry wa* die“For almost two years the Mr. Jones from Nashville. Tenn. has bean created aome ronfuslon iMissed. government of the United a* tn the true intent and meaning In that conference, th# French Stele* has devoted its utmost of the art.” voiced objections to Die plan based effort* to earring out the it goes on tn say that n r»c*nt on their feai* of a Germany with term* of the Muscow agreement “oblecltve ami nonqtarlisUn pull" ifnawed power for warmaking on Korea," the not* eald. illustrated—tills confusion ,and Before I he ■* *n fen liter. Rueeto pro­ The egre«m*nt which the showed that "misleading propag­ tested that leaving her out of the note referred we* reached In anda" had distorted objective* and ta li* violated the 1945 Potsdam ( C a B l t a « * 4l mm N f * H i ) benefits of the lsw in the minds of Agreement. Sanford it .preparing for nnr of "the'vetv persona whs are protec­ The (Tay-Dougla* announcemeMIt nnitnard ns l-sae Sts) its ITrgeii celebration* Monday ted bv it* provisioni," “In polling * workers, the reever to he hrld on Labor Day in M't-sMqase <tn r>>« sit) this city. The Coast Guard' Aux­ iliary has completed arrangement* n ffl for 13 races with from 12 In 13 Floridians Marooned participants in each race and svilh On Caribbean island R ad io prim and trophies of $85(1. MIAMI, Fla., Aug. 29 (fP IqUITANDINHA. B ru it, Aug. The rare* will start at 1 :0 0 P, Three flying Robinson Crusoe* 29 UPt—A surprise Argentic* Union Makes Appeal M. and will tail until 6 :0 0 P. M„ from Florid* are castaway* on a amendment to hemisphere defrn** Stohrtwnvp r a d i o .rnnsmlttar To Avoid Another and will he run under the auspices tiny Island far out In the Carib- WKTO. measure* waa raised today In what of Florida Power L- Light bean sea, and unhappy about it had promised to he a perfunctory j Company, ha* no v commenced of the Florida Federation of Ou*F u e l S h o r t a g e tertian o f the Inter-Amsricen'Conbnard Motor* with Joe Swift of alt.They are pleading with the operation at the Sanford steam ference committee on aggression. elcctrit- gvniTiilin-r plant ns on# • LONDON. Aug. 29 W>—At least Mount Dora, president 6f the ai- Coast Guard and Navy to bring of Ift radio -tations ir;*lnltf*d and San. Vandenberg (R-Mlch), U. them a .planeload of gasoline *■) I maintained bv th# power company S. Delegate, charged that the Ar­ II mine* rmplcwinj 23.190 m-n sociatinn. •officiating. gentine move waa “an attempt to -rnd producing 130.000 wreklv There will also he horse race* they can fly out of their predica­ throughout its territory to direct limit even th# right to consult’ ton* o{ critically needed coal were end contest* bv the Dusty Boots ment. Blit the Navy and Coast its fleet of tro'ihls trucks nnd Im­ on aggression. He said the amend­ Riding Club starting at 2:00 P. M. Guard have replied with e positive prove service to customers, H. iL ment proposed "a limitation we idle today breaum of wildcat as fnllowa: six cow pony rncies ”nn.’; , Cotrman. district manager, an­ strike* w'lich lW *!rn»d lo spread wnd three run-offa; quarter horse can nevar accept." Th# men. are listed in radio nounced today. Tht committee assembled t i in the Yorkshire coal1 fields. Located tu-rib-* cd of -U. 8. race; girls’ race; riding toumg-- tnesstge* received her# ,-i* Albert eludy the draft report on the The Labor Party's Daily Herald mrnt: barrel race; flag rnce; rig- James ,of the Aviation Country Highway 17. wlt--*ro It crosAcs the Inter-American tone of maritime tee race*. The judges for Ihes# Club at Orlando, and William A. St. Johns Rlv.-r, Stntioi WKTO security, drawn up. by delegates said 14 mine* were struck and thaf races will be Henry Leo. Sr., Kd Krusen of Tampa and Krurcn’a has been lircn -d by Federal ComI nittnlcations Ciunmlssioti to coar* of the Unit*4 States, Argentt-i* these normally employed 27.582 Cameron, P. - A. Mero, Barney son. and Chile. It had been expected men and produced 171,130 tom Beck and 3 no. G, Leonardy. StarFlying a little . tua-engined nlv with 250 wntts of bower. Both to approve quickly the outline of a week. ter. There will a prise lor eveiy Widgeon, the men shaped their the station mil tbs eompapy’a a security ton* stretching from race, and the Jotal prlta money is course for Swan Island, a dot of radio-rquippe-l truota use new More ihsrr 25 000 m d quit in $500. pole to pole and from Greenland land belinging tn the United fresturney-moilula<rd sets foe exsympathy with 140 who walked to the Aleutian*. Following th4 horse races ard States but 800 miles south of tt-n-leil rengA protest tn a _______ ... ... velopmi the boat________ races will he _a banquet. Miami and 150 miles north of SjtiMij^L-hcrs at Station . WKTO the development delayed find out Aug. I! in pi nmFNIpetatn.-s of trouble truth*" s i joint Unlon-NMlonat CoaL Board] j|,c Mayfair Inn at 7:00 P. M. Honduras, approval of the treaty.can exchahtr# itestagrs over a die-w IVIthout .................... bringing th# amend­ Committee ruling nssigning them j for t),e member* of lha Chamber ti l t l H I They were certain Ihey could ment to a vote, committee chair­ two additional ..feet, of coal to 0f Commerce. Junior Chamber cf refuel when they tended their rirl JtMiice ? _of thlrtv mile*. Operttorr^ m trucks e:m talk to each. w a man Ricardo J . Alfaro of Panama mine. Commerce, Coeit Guard Auxiliary emphlbipn on thilJjdand, site » i (Jj th# •° ! other within * titngi of t#n railea. adjourned the committee until Th# Natinntil Coal Board, which and their guest* at which Benelor an observation station In the I Th# Fesicral Communication* ‘ I #111 bv the prin­ Holland P:09.P. M. hat administered Brltiih coal Boestard Hr Weather * Bureau's storm warn­ The o rig in ! schedule had called mine* since the Labor Govarn- cipal sneaker. After tho banquet ing aervice ami during th* war n Commission, C-i'-trtnn. said has for a plenary session ear­ inent nationalised them Jan. I, there will l>e * dance at 9:00 P. M. frequent point o f cell by* Navy , liaonsad th#‘ folluwlng local cmplm#es of Florida Power and ly In ;th* day to approve the dismissed the original strikers, rul­ in the ballroom of thu Mayfair .patrol craft. , , , , ' Light Company t-> opsrnt# Sutton treaty article by article eu 11 ing th# men terminated their Inn. But when thqy they landed, not a W K T0, n . - ». Mi.ldht-m, G. T. could be signed in Rio De Janeiro contract* by refusing to return to droIll of gatolin* was to be hail.t R#T c \y. Ergle, O. It. Bridge*, Tueeday In th* pretence of Pres- work lest Monday. U. S. Atom Monopoly And ther* thay were, marooned. w Crom, r, j|. c. Moor#, R. U Idant Truman. Faced with the necessity of get­ White. J . B. Phillips and B. F. Enriuue V. Coromlnat, of th* ting more coal mined to prevent Charged By Russia in this air age Bultard. The list four * iR aWO Argentina delegation, proposed a repitltion of last winihr’i fuel serve as operator* nf tro u b le that th* article on aggrtstion al­ famine, th# National Union of LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 29, (AT U. S. Stm Seefes truck*. ____________ ready approved hy th* full 19- Min* Workers has appealed tn — Renewjng “monopoly" charger nation working 'committee be strikers tn return. against th* United 8totof, Soviet Broad Greek Cabinet (]r |tjcj8m Discussed amanded to reed that the “prin­ At Grlmethorn# -min*, where ciple of effective jurisdiction ap­ th* unauthorised strike began, a Rutile today rejected a group of Bv L. 8. CHAK ALR8 proposals for setting up and oeerfiy Chinese Council 9 plies only ty In th* security tone." crude whit* gallows w«» erected international atomic ______ Aug. 29, -tf, S, ATHENS, r n g + m m ..1__L . yon* He explained he wanted It made and Inscrihedt "Burn -Will Lew-iW .Irol r(j agsticy. . B- n, v Ambassador Llnct Lincoln MacV.-.tgh clear whither, whether. for instance, an O n p H l H H I ■ ■ NANKING. reiterated today the United iwisr that u n i ins urai™ ■Aug. - - 29, i.U, i-S, trfd _. This mado It virtually certain rptieraieu attack on the U. S. occupation Lawther, president o( th# Na­ that the second report of the State* wanted a Grsex Cabin* t enforcement of nteasuo* -iesigned son* In Germany could bt con­ tional Union of Mlneworker*. sup­ in improve China’s economic posi­ formed on as broad • base as pi­ strued a i an attack against ths ported the Coal Board in firing United Nations Ttomlc Ensrgy stol*. at the stubborn government tion was urged today by O ualtf Commission to th# Security Coun­ American continent." Kai-Shek, presiding at it regular •he striker# and aald ih# board cil, due Sep t 16, would he submit­ crisis entered Ua seventh day. "We - must assure our people! "would have been lacking In It* ted with Rusal* again refusing lo IRsmlsilng reports that be was meeting of th* stale tn u n d U --peace which we ere achieving duty" had it done otherwise. Member* said the council dis­ vote. at odds with Dwight P. Griswold, nf limitations to the defense of Th# Conservative Dally GhaphAndrei A. Gromyko, Soviet dele­ bead of the U. S. eld mission, cus ted at some length criticism by h ir e " he said. (C sillssM •» Pass Sis) gate, told the commission's politi­ MeeVeegh said both w»r# work- Lieut. General Albert C. Woda* cal committee that the papers Inr toward one end, establishment merer. President Tmmen* /ectf amounted to the same thing e* of a government under which the finder, on ht* departure fru nN e C o f C Election I b . j ’ Sanford Skeet Club original United States pro­ aid million could function tffec- king. Meanwhile, an authoriisl {k in g Held This Week thaposal for atomic control. Ha re­ Uvaly, Holds Second Mci MacVeagh and Griswold again disclosed that Foreign Mim. peated hla old chars* that th* President W. V. Bitting of th* United 8Utea waa trying to aet up appaaled to Demelrloa Maximo* Wang 8hih Chleh will fly to Vha Sanford Skeet Club held . otic .nation. In M i n t lk# preralMsliin.lv. uafi .Washingtoe., prntiebig ead r rter t - — . ,lta eaesnl seeshly meeting at She « S S l ? r announced'totJa?^ Uiaf1 ated Saturday. The TI*v#«r-old week', to participate ip * rr«M _ range at tha Municipal Airport ballots for the election of direc­ The Russian eald the pepere Greek financier saw King Paul to­ ary conference on th * peace treaty yesterday afternoon. tor* of the Chamber of C<|m«rc* were lncompatieble with the fund­ day and then MocVeegh In an with Japan. From western Hunan prc “ The following i ere made for the ensuing year were placed amental principle* of the U, N. hour-long conference. on the abbreviatsd skeet An Informed loures laid M at­ baUlafronU’ cam* word that In the mall Monday in J arn re­ charter. Ha aald they -wero found­ nf 10 birds each: turnable up to 6:00 o'clock Tues­ ed on a bail* which dote not cur­ imoa would try to persuade Ihe munlst assault* Into the L area were weakening. Mil! lei Henry Wight respond to lha principles of the Populist (Koval 1st) Petty lead.or. day of next week. Roy Williams •y R. Wllllei Mr. Bitting called attention to United Nations end trie assigned Constantin Tsai der is. to accept experts said the Red drive Andrew Carreway th# fact that It la necessary for a task of controlling etomt: energy. proposals of the opposition par­ the East-West Lunghsl Rellwaf Jake Adame Tha United Stele* end six other ties. Th* opposition has charged had but one purpose, to provide *a representative of the numbers to Ralph Wight cant their votes on thU election nation* on the 12-m*mb*r tom- the security minister!** with In­ easy escape rout# to th# northW. A. Leffler and urged them all to fill out mllslon have approved the papers. competence end be* dteepproved west toe Gcnerpl Liu Pocheng, General Nsnoleon Zervai as min­ whose troons are - on a W. A. Patrick (heir ballot end return It prior to which will form lha boalt along Uw Ilonan-Anhwel ister * f public order. second report. Olyva Aun Adam* 6.-00 P. M. Tueeday. Sanford Plans Wide Variety Of Entertainment For Labor Day Argentine Move Delays Approval Of Defense P act (Wildcat Strikes In British Mines Feared Spreading tig h t Company s Transmitter Begins Operations M fV i affe' * ■ . ■ I '■ . £ • - . • --7 “ ■ t fc z ( . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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J , T U E S D A Y , A U fiU S T 26, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD; SANFORD, FLORIDA P A G E FO U R earance John Ktldcr will nanvj te lly Johnny Tomat or Charlie Bir-en for the hill aiG grnur.t for th.1 one game. Tomorrow the Hanfurditta travel to Daytons llea-h fur it scheduled twin bill and will lu'.iim to their Municipal Park fburwlay for a . LEESBURG. Aug. I X (Special) two name affair wlih the Islclr. The Sanford Celery Feds split «tN»OUI! a tw in bill with tho l-eesburg Pirates here last nigh*, by drop-' ping the openerj 2 to I and cop- Moess, ping tho nightcap, 5 to I. ■ .The Orlando Senators took Iwth • A'”»1,7-1'c ends of g dual attraction from r Ure DeLaml Red Hats to forge s le t , 2f. three and one-half games ahead TKlsaamnn, p of the fifth place Celery trum, Totals widening the gap lx>lueen the two teams which ara fighting - last ditch stands for a slut in the HlrliMns, If Bhaughnessy playoffs that will Sori., ■■ Hwitffr AH g et under way nest Tuesday. Van Kinnamon went the toute l*«il rf rf for the Feds in the eight Inning lit.tatwar.. ti, opener, which was n s.-heduh-d Itc rrin e tb n , «• •even liming affair. Bill[Stant-m O ru n w .M . lb tossed Uie finale end'limited .the H ared*. |i Bucs to six well scsttcrcd hits. Totals Tonight the Pirates invnde San­ Two *War wb»n ford’s Municipal Paik for their M'.fiel, _ IM <Kt M—t last appearnneo In the 1P17 sea- Funfufr) *1.111* Mill VS« U|—eon. It Is likely that Manager i-> Hrrorsi HwMitii* linns hatl-rl mi FO R R E N T 5 A R T IC L E S FOR H arrington,* Km art. J *a li*r. T w o b*»* t i | U :. lia rtIb a tn ti, .-*ll« r. Mtulrn i> iu«.> l.ih ,'. Soi.ny. M o i f i i o HUin . a t . T jl- n In S i l l i r l ^ M i 1,1-11 on b»r»«i Han* font T. I«e«»t>ufg *. l i n o oit l‘»Pl> o i l K llio sm n ii I, it*-* <ls t. Hrifu n u n h r Ki|unaittuii l , l U m i i *. •tm h r plt«li»n by it .M d u ilt o iu r | i,k lt W ild trllrh i*: M u im U , I in f i l l s ; t w llir f uni L i l r l ) . T ill!* of M V U I 1 :2 * . | S « k m I Im m il M M llllll /Ibnr.ikU, II -« ah > k - m I 2 I « e 4 If I * 2 ^.It, ril 'd, llrltr. r( r.tdiit. e Tylsr, an Hittiti'h. p •/.Hu-ch. m Hronrt. rb a.illef, 11 n-n. rf * lll.ls. osy. 2b llal). • a tru iin .M , |b l.»mlr>, p T(il»h Itrri,- by InillngSl Mi I’ll it 1 Ino »J% ||... , wsburjf soo see eie—t CrrvMt HUpewsr, r.rmbv ?, Texas Holds 1 l Top Softball Tournament AP Newsfeatures HOUSTON, Tex.—Seventy soft­ ball games were tchedulcd in Hous­ ton the d ty the y.ytr'r first tropical storm moved toward the.Texas coast. * . •. An additional l-)0 g.imei were’ on schedule the following <lay. It was the openin' of the ra ­ tion’s largest softball tournament In history and Dick Frr-rman, sports editor ' of the l^>us(on Chronicle and manager of the tournament, found H-> ha I trouble on his hamls figuring out sched­ ules for the 234 teams pat tic:list­ ing. Practically evj/y tofihall dia­ mond In town had Ivrn acquired for specified periods in ortler that (he ninth annual tournament might be run with a minimum of delay. Freeman experienced many anx­ ious moments dur.ng those first two days. lie had not counted on having to scan weather bureau re­ ports along with ni* schedule probAt the last pilputa, however, the s|orm headed Into *,h*i Itio tjtanda V*>*f»a(!d tbw-wjuillk'J). N sdht. skirts forced postpkncmr nt of only one game. The tournament, attracting ap­ proximately 2|700 players, both young and old, l.egan in 11)36. The 11)36 tournament altrachd ill trains and by 1041 tho entry list had grown to tC.4. Freeman had Imped for a new record this year, after a war-tim-1 iayeff, but he was*aurprisc<l nt tin final fig- SA LE WATKINB BOUTK now open in Sanford, Wltlingnesj t» wort H RECORD PLAYERS for rent. By CANNIN’tS PEACHEd and 'Water­ houi i a day Without a bo • ill day or week. The Music B j x , 111' melons.* VV. M. ,MiH,r •, corner earn excellent income amt insure W. 1st 8L IViolin 963. . 13th A French. future security. Car n neiw ry. OFFICE space In Melsch Building. 8*e Mr. HolllngWurtii u{ MS LOUfcSALK Large light officea. ns^ly docor- DU) NEWHI'APKRS- 3 CENTS jVnlinla Avc. from S to 12 noon gted, all utilities, heat and Jani­ PER POUND. BUNDLED IN or write to Ikix 2153, phone to r service furnished. Call KiW" It la the nation's largest. 2fll9^>, Daytona Beach. BUNDLES. W. R . k A. Dept. Store. "tlifreVno uui'sli.in alioiiTTr.” wTs i 10,.-1^, Experienced Meat Ciitlcr. Perkins the comment of M. J. Puulley of HERALD OFFICE CONVALESCENT HOME now lliothrrs. P. O. Boc 207. Phone lutkewoml, O., executive secretary open at Chuluota, It) mili-s S K. 200. In Land. Motorola. Sal"* of the Amateur Softball Associa­ . of Sanford and 1H miles N. K. tion. of Orlando. I^rg e screen and' V'hniM BM 1,1 ^’i GIRL for cashier L cosmetic, mun-I hoimHMI. { lri>#Bli0 ^ Un,y; Drug open porches to sit ami enjoy * the cool breeses off l^iu* CalhMRWINO MACHINES erlne. Large grounds ar\.J walks R ILES A SERVIC E ‘ WORK WANTED safe from auto traffic, luirgc RKRTH HEWING MACIf. ^ IIC H. FRENCH. PH. 1190 rUACltlR WORK—ITuwing and lion. Can arrotrtodaic '26 only. d ik ing.(ho gulden plots). Phone Phona or write fox reservation FLOWERS .at once. Oviedo 23C2 or Dr. foe all occasions Martin 2398 or write Bos 137 ■ Chuluota Florida, lakige redan HcNEII.L 4k YOST FLORISTS Sipes Av». Just off Ctlsry n.tiHiiiA s for guests to vlstt their doctor. Office ph. 403 residence ph, flIO R Ti** A u a m lln * 9 ROOM furnished apartment, SO00 Mellonvillr. Adults only. FLOOR SANDING & finishing, i tsimsvilte TUXEDO FEED6—complete lire, Del— mil cleaning ft waxing. Our power Bunt's Tiix'd* Fe"d S<ure •• isrtm rnl downtown. unit enables us t» work where i's Restaurant. Also there in no electric comiectle.i l^ estu irg office spare nr slot.1■. 201 N. See Jimmie Cowan's Sheet Metal Bvailald". 21 yeais esperlcnre. I'alatkn Works for new RhdfAtnre, new Park Are. II. M. Gleason, J-»kn 5lary, Fla. trsjtoiis reeli* VrelrrSsf , Radiator boras. Radiator irlrnnt--ba*4 -l-« inltlng. 2 WANTED -TO-RENT 1 0 R pstness" O PporV unTltc? • 2-t. Xanlorrt l>l t), Dstlons Ibs.l CONCRETE HEWER PIPE 8EITIC TANKS, Grease Trap* VVKIJ. enlaldUhcd Hhrdivste Busi­ ness for sale. Clean slock of Illocks, Aluminum Window.* and i - Meases merchandise. Box MOT, r/o Screens, White cement I'nlnl, Hr Is tuln a l tmtasmi Herald. fatalW a «• Im y lo n a )l»oeh Permn-tlle, HurrirSne braroui I..e - l,o r* at H a n lo n ! » Mlrselp Concrete Company, .109 12 S P E C IA L S F n v iC E S al l AilBMlIi.a at Kim Avo Phone 1335, j . SSTIUSAI. M’A UIK DESPERATELY need house or FOR RENT—Floor sahder. Easy i ;anartm ent for man, wife, 2 Batteries ft B attery Chartfing, operation. Krnnonaldo rates, Han­ itroublv a children. Furnished by 1st of II. B. POI'H < ! SC. ford Paint .ft Ginas Co. Phone . Saplsm U r, Call 722-M. AINX— BENJAMIN MOORK'H APARTMENT — medium sited, house paint. O ut-id1 whlfe tntd DOlHiE - PLYMOUTH colors. Floor am! I»eek Enamrls. * jwa/erably furnished. Call 702-M ItsUurgh 65 U '*** U ’* PARTS AND- -KJfltVICB a f u r 0:00 P. M. KKNKARIK GLASS ft PAINT 6" ** u 109 Palmetto Are. Phona 1011 tilladrlphta CO. 112-114 W. 2nd St. iirautia gesi iedaw « REAL E ST A T E FOR SA L E I'tibagu ». New York T PEARS—Excellent rannir.r varlllnmhl.tn 11, F ltU liU M »• iT m n tb all 6. fb llsd slp h ta I H it-) f BEAL KHTATK ety 11.25; $L75 and 1L0O per I a iu Ii I# II m I oh * <n»U) INSURANCE • bushel. George Hivt.rtr, Silver tM KIIIlSS t.BAUCIS . MORTGAGE LOANS I-ake. Phone 170-M. RAYMOND M. IIAl.j.. Rrallor ENAMEL: BENJAMIN MOORE'S Registered Broker and Impt'rvo Ennmrl Cidor 1 .< t, Insurance Agent quick drying, fur Kxtmlor ami Rm^ 4 Florida State Dank llfilg. Interior uae. 8 K N K A R IK HIGNH GLASS ft PAINT CO. Plume Show cards and 320. ' 0 —DHOTI SIGN BKHVIffM £• -----* ltr<*lli 0 . I). loindress. Phone 1011 -try*tang ]■. 1 ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. 0 irnlihrd hr *m—rnrnnsm ■■ »»wa u ■■i— ■m * fhtl»d»l|.til» T. H ,*u. ft. Montgomery Word, clean RENT A CAR Ht. txuU t. Wei and In good condition* .A. J. . YOU DRIVE IT (Ttitoitfo I, New 6H acre ferm with g.tod B.room I-oaalug Transfer ft Htnrnrj Co. PHONR 200 . house amt barn on uaved r< ad, 001 F.. 3rd St. Fh.mo 118. RlttUCKLAND-MORIUSOM bath, gas and clectnrlty. it-.bblaa,' Z»ua *. Tyt*r. Iluo* bat. UDIUVK-IT, INC. It<l lai lUrrlagton. iluirSr. Bail-r. PIANOS—Winter ft C'». iP 17,600 00 II.' I Xuba. Hull* f fltellb bawtl Farm prirci^ were never hotter, stdnet 1325. Imnrh in, ZrWenocli. T|0rv, U»s», Mmart. tuti-r, SEE US FOR ■: fh*y help pay for this farm. Trrms If deslre,|. •Jo-pph salt*-!..Id. llarfllUM. Urbl-v. t>out..« MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING ; . AV..B. WILLIAMS, Realtor * 730 Magnolia Avc. Orhm elayit-HalwrlUM 10 Hlahloii to. *«‘ e\N I) TYPING b»; Tiler t" Murray lifflUlIttU-U. 2-2090. fU — CREDIT BUREAU OF te«(( tin La***• Hanford 7. I^*»butu *. Ila*« <>n h*IUt off l«ml»> I. SANFORD DEAN rj-ANTKP. —* good encdlHirurk oet» .by Mtanton l latiji r 110 N. Park Phene IBP tion. T. B. Kliiard, box 2U6, Luke S. Wild l.emlcr Til > la) ■»' furnished. humi Monroe. a' . |>n«b**i l.f |iirr«i kavely and.1 *'*»**| ith, large sleeping porch. II. EXPERT .RADIO REPAIRING Ksm*i 1:14. YeekJy. 11H W. ipth SU or Kr*<f~MytTs..ail E. 2nd St, phone 10, Orange City.' ' Legal Notice LONNIE MCMULLEN'S Merkel •ROOM Iwngelow. screened TWO BURNER FlofstVH nU.hcatN O T IC at Barber Shop open Thursday, cr. Office mahogany flat top ), shade trees. 8521 Orange XMlr* It berths | l t * « l t d » • *re Friday fteSaturtlay. desk. Mahogany Steel filing In lb * wo-utwoHrliia L trains** Ph. 8I6-M-* cabinet, sectional book cases. I t . I l r ,,ad end r ,. m l « * r U l " THE HOME SHOP l b . Ild lt lw u . nam e, ■•H.mlh«t*1 farm, with hotts-* end Mrs. Dlghton, Phone 1204. WATCH A CLOCK RKPAlltlNG under C a p la .i W o rk s" and that w* lailinge-—In faUly good 1700 Sanford Ave. Phon* 1143-J »*nd v> ***l*i»r *aM a»ni» pur« .. Farm le In good state SALE of antiques. R-.liirc 1 priees. ■U ttil t o - lb . I* ,tin » f d!>* K lilN L .it. ATTENTION MfYl IIKHH tion, and ready to move H a lo . H l . t . l * ( f h l P t * / 11*62. la*1* * —DIAPER SF.im CK— of F lo rid * 19111 w ith lb * <*t*rk ..I M jK D O t,', ’ *' Cal.' winder pepper plant. 'ARM of 40 acres) 80 Balry Valset funtlihes hoypilol tb* iH rrun I ’o n rl wf H.nililr<U r'Him.Mann, Lake Monroe. FIs. * ' clean, sterlle dlapars and dcudnr- «y. r l" i,,i.i »d and In cultivation: -I' 2 Ha* small house i\ml ixed container. Ecurntmlcal ami , tJ-WaUu iyl and ham room. Farm safe. Fully htedlndl/jipprovcd it iL> )tan «> **n Clw tt.r* , production lest year. Call Daytona 2407-W crdh-ct f t r (Fit** pu’Oir al Inn. A«l»f,l?. I»IJ) detail*. 94 diapers, FA a.week.' "FIRST IN-HANFORD” x% . all tiled with good — -m m itY T .' n T u i i l W* FASKKIHKL't. wk< *a 13 NOTICES—PERSONAL TO | AfffSU «i. -- .I,,, f ..u f Sif'l,* a r# untnasii SANFORD Bcauty S.lT.n-l'hone Ymr *r« h r r .h r im lU W rbst n 135V COO Park. Mary McMakon. salt m» -Useror ba» b**A laMKuw-t ttB iZ S n a ffB t tenor. Also open evenings. to tb« r'in u il t-rnirl. Uf , Ik* Min'd Judlrlrt I M W Iriirlda. n«u r e n n tr . la *bun».tr. un-ur th . m u ..r o i m i K K . i t j h k i n at*;, Idainittr, M. JIN N ): IV , t’K H KIH twig, d.lri,it»m . stld that Hr. i.lV f •»U|tri Ik a * a b n lu lr •Ircrt* of dp FREE ftn ille r.parking to aipht S upplies party. No electricity. Jim ft vor*% s Betty's-Fishing Cam a. : ! . Ills reply was ‘W h ^ lo n 't you Hurry With The Girl Opened Training so. try running your own gym V ” Water, General Camp For Pugilists The opportunity CUM when her f » t» r died two years ago. Today, Newnfrsli'rca - •Through Challonge tin this auiet southern Nc>* Jetsey Al*SOUTH BEND. IncL—F alling SILVER SPRINGS. Aug. *6, (Special) — Automatic suspension for the remainder rf the reason faces Dcl.and Mgr. HUI Hieinecke if he is tossed out of another game. So said Klorid-t State l.'Uk'tir Tits., Syd Morion,; at IraKUr headquarters hern yester­ day. • . Stelneeke was waned In .a tel*, pram In which ha also was noti­ fied that he had b e n fined $26 for his actions in a game at Han­ ford Auk. 19. "Please noveln yourself* accord­ ingly,” Pres, Ilrrlong said after stressing that "any fur'.het of­ fenses by you resulting In your tw­ ins ejected from tho gant.i will tnwm an automatic .lunponslon for the remainder of the kehaon.” Also fined 125 was DeLrtnd Shortstop Gene Ciolek for his mg burst at nGinrsvilic Aug. 13. Frank Pauliek, I’mlalYa catcher, was fined |5 for a scum he surged at home on Aug. 14. , t community. not far from Atlantic City, she haa a well constructed AP Newsfeatures PLEASANT VILLK. N. J. — outdoor ring. a sm all blit adequate­ There was nothing in her curricul­ ly cfpiippcd vynmrti'um. outdoor um at. Cornell University that in­ basketball court................... indoor teerra* dicated Imotni Byrd would end up tion facilities and on the books running a training .-amp for fight­ are construction of - tennis and ers. and handball courts. * mlcs and chemistry and rams out Montgomery trains nt the camp • SHe had majorfd in homo econo, and naturally ll No. I atnnig the of school to* take a position with professionals. But Mien ’ Byrd's the New York state department of hygiene. Boxing hadn't tven favorites are amateurs. She has organised o cjnh of be­ been one of her favorite sports bat after two years of watching such tween 20 and 30. the fiis*. sutji fighters as Bob Montgomery go group-in this section. Nona of through their paces, Miss Byrd can. tell vou a lot about the game. them harp turned pro ns yet hut Mist Byrd says she gut Into the she is hopeful that out of the business chiefly through a rlftrl- group or the future ones svlll cotuo Icnre. a top notch pro fighter. "A friend of mine nwnoda gym­ nasium in - Chicago’s loop and 1 visited It several times. I couldn't sec how a fighter could condition himself in such an lll-llghled, bad­ ly ventilated place and I told h'ra West Pointers Are Unhappy Over Sate- tS Of Academy’s Horses ' X " g S f t f iT u , u o .r - f .‘ ■ 1.j.fJ i > '» ,• \\ r.ST rO IS T . N. Au$. 20, td*)—The red brick sUbb* at the united, state* Military Academy Is ahout-tu run out if horsea and MUNICIPAL PARK 8:00 P. M Sho only Army *j)o*t maintaining hnr»e5. Kiccpt for privately in«in* talned steeds, Skippy, th« ArmyV fm asrot mple. will have tho 'Point to himself. der the hammer. Only veterans wen* hidden at an auction that liroituht S7.R36. It also brought unhappy frowns to the f a m of four teen age daughtcra of Academy ovrsonnel who mw tto lr favorite mounts being sold. Nor were the bidders "It’s a crime to soi them go from here.” said Walter NlrholU, who bought cjght pol l horses for use at the Bethpage, L»»",f Maud, Pntn rinl. M Polo Club. “II Leaf.t hate In to fat cet afk Lrciif break ' at the Caovta' expense." Hruee laarnefl ImtukIii for 3140 (wp of the sis caisson horses that, last were used at th j funeral of PRE-WAR ^Quality Whiskey blended with Finest GRAIN Neutral Spirits WATCH FORME First fir s t A m o n g Finn Fine .W h iskies...B le n d e d W h isk e y 16 proof. 63ft CRAIN neutral •pkth. Three feathers Dbktbutori, Inc, New Yoik OZARK IKE RCCkO W A » K IN 6 T R C T C H IT TO TH RBH ^ BASES? By Walt Disney MICKEY MOUSE X THOUGHT VP COME BACK. HERB WHERE ITS SAFE I THE LONE HANGER By Fran Striker True Confession. I MAY S0G TWAI*(«Y ROLL T '.01 TtU. MS l)CW MVMOTHER GOT xiuro \— -------------- AMASKED MAN? A m^KtD \ m GOT VASE TOTHE fJCT TU4T Y0U> BWTVn MAO rnwx VUMflKXStOtbOGCOfTW TV6CL BO M 4 TUt HiYHXl t T7S YWH/S0IWLLE0 « * e a o T M tt/i M T im -e u M ia * 10 STEAL B i Paul Robinsov yTievftatT v V«u at* themtor* tequir.d l * airerar In »*t« <•*■ In. p tr » » or by, it, every other effort to get a ticket for the Nolle Dame,Auny football name lure Nov. H, 14, year-old Ih’itnis Patrick TurnoA wcote In Coach Karl II (R«d| T!Inik at' West Point and offered Us s«rviy«s a s 'w a te r boy.. Coach Blail. replied that he wm sorry lie couldn't' g»ve Dennis' Paliitk the job, "As nn matter of fact." Mali: added, “so great is tho demand for tickets 'so the Army NotrrDam* game, ami so many arn the applications for odd jobs, it would not surprise me If the task if water boy would In tha end as­ sume •sufficient importance to merit the rank of general.” . - - — ; •\ ____S s �inp i-iuai. ~ ■ • . ... . ■ ■■ ■ • : - • , ** Unity Ther* Is 8tr«nxtb— THE WEATHER To Fretfet th* P lU a o f t h . Worlds ■ To Promote th# Proer**« of A m r k i i To Produ<o PrMporlff for ■Sanford. Fair through Thursday rxcaut ritk of local thun,l«r»haw«ra lalate afternoon. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW3PAPEU /OLUME XXX VIU U, S. Approves Established 1908 Inverchdpel And Wife In U. S.. •----------------— -— -------------- ------------ SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A , Former-Nazis Recruited To W ED N E SD A Y , A U IillS T 27, 1917 A s s o c ia te d ' P res* L a u c d W iro -* 4 . * SuKar licit And Mate Held After (Street Brawl l*V C o n t r o l P la n . American D e l e g a t e To UN Ret;rets Soviet Failure To ■ ^ Help Draw Papers lake success. Aug. 27 w v The Untied Stain approved a »c, riei of piojtusah fur formation and operation of an international agency for control of atomic ener­ gy. Thi* country wa* the liral to lake tuch action. Frederick H. Otborn. United ates Representative oo the UN Atomic Energy Commtiiion, alto expressed thli country's regret that the Soviet Union took no pa it in drawing up the paper*; Otborn tna«|e a-brief statement to tha political committee of tliu United Nation* ' Atomic Energy Commiision when it began formal comider«tion of tha working p v ■ri drawn up by committee* nt lagatea- Tha paper* will form *1 *t »‘« »« lli*. •Vcond report to - the Secupty Council di>* Sept. IS: "At a whole," he laid, "thcVi panels draw a broad picture of the function), right* and obligallon* of an interiutloua1"ngciicy which would lie charged with 1 tha operation *»d management* and sole control of all dangerous atomic activities—between this concept and the concept of na­ tional agencies, among which m g* Intern*tiunsl agency* With pow^ era of Inspection would act us a regulatory body, there is « wide gulf. In the mind of the American delegation this gull marks th# diffarcnce between ef ftetiv* security qo the un« hand th* extension of national ri Valrjet on the atomic^ field on tha Other. “Thera can be no doubt as to •u r choice between these two. ’ T her government of the ■United T | Blst** la fully prepared to accept these paper* s t riow presentc d ’* 'r b# political committee began ly the fin»l*Xtage» ''(jf' « v n ' on tne second report. The United States and Russia stll| are in etfdtig disagreement on |hc fun­ damentals of atomic control, with no change in postloni in sight. Security Check Made , pn Arabs In Palestine / JERUSALEM, Aug. 2 7 -W )— Fbr the first time in nearly a decade, police today began broad ■cals security checks on the Arabs of Palestine. The checks, followed tha Jewish. Arab dashes of -a fortnight ago and two recent bombings of Arab shoo* -accused by other Arabs of having violated a boycott against Jewish goods. i f Roving police stopped ail cars w a n d . searched all pedestrians for Weapons, but no arrests were re­ ported. Official sources said six Jews, all -ballaved members of Hagans,(he underground Jewish raifitia, were Iniurrd In Tel Aviv last - night , whan a Hagans band tried to prevent members of th* 8tcm gang, a more violent underground organization, from pasting up poster*, -* The poster party was said to have been driven off, but a short tint# later about 30 Jewish yeutht brandishing clubs swept through th* main street of the suburb w hen the Incident occurred, club­ bing Jews who resisted. They en­ tered one house, battered the furtidturt and clubbed the two in­ habitable. Pour bthers were beat­ en in tha street. Special House Group Europe Inquiry u NEW YORK. Aug. 27 W - A ID-member special bouse commltlee on foreign aid will sail for on the liner Queen Mary far a 45-day ‘Inquiry In 15 ) determine what Amer_ are best suited to Europe's economic proA. llerter chairman, said ___study means of the . Marshall plan BRITISH AMBASSADOR to.lhu United States, Lord tnvercbapel and Ida ChUeaQ-burn wife, are "(iowii on their arrival at LaGuardla Field, N. Y. Divorced In loti, after 17 'year* of marriage, the Invcrchapcls were remarried a few day* ago In Kdlnburgti, Scotland. The British en­ voy left for Washington to Join loan conference. _ (International) 2 U. S. Employees Educatiop Group Gffij Account 01 Head To Indian Violence County Teachers Sikhs Attack ; Train P r i n c i p a l s Discuss And Try To Enter Coming With Compartment Doer Supt. T. W. Lawton LAHORE, I'akiMnn, Aug. 27 (JP)—Two U. S. State Departtnent employees said Inday a Sikh mob held up train on which thev were riding, killed 1!> Morammcdar paaaengrr* -nnd twice attempted to force a wav into the Amerirnn's compartment. l.ieuL Col. Charles t ’nptp of Idttie R»ek. Ark., air ntuckr "Tlp-rt- an- sever ai -indicatlotis of ircrllitilit! activilie* in tiie llniltsl State* tone fn, n Spanish foreign Irgjnn. H ecruits, chiefly from SS personnel, are reportedly Principal* of all Seminole Coun­ sought fur their m ilitary expert* ty schools. white and lolnird. met ties* rather than ~for their p-ditm terday tnmning at the Coutt nnl conviciiurn. Th* Army tumrres went on to Ifoure with Supt. T. W. Lawton alleged recruiting of foeto discuss mallei* prilaining. to dlteius mer’’ German Luftwaffe personthe new school year. Other report*," they added, Dr. J. U. Root. lursidrnt of * Britons Make Drastic Cuts In Food, Gas Meat Rations, Foreign Travel Slashes In­ cluded In E f f o r t To Trim D e f i c i t }U. S. Army Discloses Pilots Leaving American Zone Foi Spain, A T g e n t i n n FRANKFURT, Aug. 27 Id 7 U. S. Army tourer* said lod.iy there were several idication*" that German*, paiticufarly former Nwt SS *men, wen* being recruited in occupied Germany for a tuppotnl Spanish foreign legion ih l upin's Spain. •VJd'H'V1* (i|er.ltnrd lb IS* svhrtfit r th e r Iterievfd th* rrpOifrd rrt'tuiling had the Support of the Npanish government. The Aims' rrpotl lent *ome weight to -the claim of *- formti German pilot that he would shortly leave American-occupied Germany illegally for. .Spain to instruct wiuld-he -.Spanish fliers. T U -W -yvarrid watfe fighter pilot said lie knew of "dorm s" of German aviators who lia-l [I'fcjied Spain by git "un­ derground railroad1 ituco the end of lire war. Army ipiartcra, asked to comliifnl on the fighter pilot'* ns-Vitiona, replied: r LONDON,. .Aug. 27 (AT— T U Uittiih government announced to­ night drastic new rut* in food, foreign ‘travel, gnoline and other item* to reduce the national trad* deficit nf (nl0.O00.O0O pounds ($2.-100.000.000) hy more than ...rc llrujl^^ . . 0 11fc"tffw Inin,ii.mr, announci in the vacation•*brente.of P nnl«,trr.cldy meat ration .of on* shill--' Mini tier Attlee, m l the present Ing, jwq pftKc In vme ihiliitt| (2 0 cent') It also fture the tsa rallot) a t the present reduced !{Vol of tw» ounce* a week, a heavy blnw do rmo of tin- world's gri<at**l t(Sdrinking nations, and ordslntd *‘'rtl»'lnitl iallv reduced’* auppliaa of n .TFj fund (ii'revtauraiils. n Addition, tlu- period during , «hich people can slay at a hot*!N i without surrendering rathm books i was ie.lured from four day* to j IWm liopoit. o f'c e rta in luxury J foods, tu he auno\ime-l lirtvr, w^s * _ prohlhli|-b. M * ' Rtr-p* are lioing taken." th* annmmcenient said, "to 'lp»lt -th# ” nunit» pub- ! ■ t » _rt of, nnd attr-ndanc-Fat, Hr luncheon* anils idinner*."ri m nx ttiOAg fORIUNS HEIR John Dolpk Spreckets 3d {U-lt), writes a note on the (’..Mir of tiro Wuat 1*,* An gelds Jail, alter ho and his wife, la,IT Dell (right), weru arrcptcd. I'ntiiT? charged that they xhisy-sl Out u dume*tie diiTcrtncc in the middle ut Santa Munir a Blvd. Sprecke|t leqntrvd medical treatment for cull m hit lU-Clc and lace- IHs wife was cut on Uia lips, forehead and both knees. Tlrcy weru tclcoud orr bait. (/tdcrriationri) Railroads Reveal Hail Storm Hits New Gatchels Injured ( York As Heat Breaks InXTTruckwwAccident Jj!.v‘Je(* Reduced Travel,^ . . . jWinter Park Meet Hv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Near normal weather, with »«a•Near Kissimmee Member* of tin* Dibit ('tub w*-n- Higher Expenses fonnhle temperatures, prevailed r | W ffli m J «'v?«'ntl»-*l an ’ invitntiu t front t!m -ivei most of the rountry today. l - H luvohe. tieimon air force per­ T u n i s ' O v e r w inter i'nri. (’inti to o it-m i their Appeal For Increase The cool *Jr which broke th* Mldsonnel, but ihcsa . Instance* ap­ V e h i c l e , , . , . . ih a r tr r pteeling on Krp*. 'i nt tb-woxt'a prnlracle,! beat wav* Hun*.. M M Sentu. Mi“ : r as. iiifw- ihur^iiy s *_i*naming * * * « * «-A ■UiO «O * pear to Ihi rase* (>f Oermaiw q(w CX*- S lU C o V V tj dIlcr-|-rm*rtTng“nf7tbi'-tnvnt gr-Tt> -Ortrl-rn- - In• Rates Maih: By -lay, pilsheil into the .N orth At- , ptSaaam trmptinrr to leave CSermany to fpid tin- Tourist-Center l;r-l mglit. Ui.:..waterdav. «ruling—l— taftlion iienricf* employe* nt Ntw o'clock «Hhe Junior^Hijh Srlmnl. 'refngn m Spam' r a t h e n h au ftef ^ O The charter meeting wilt be held —SmiThcm“ Cnrrinrs lin er days of hot weather. bran pilot* living reeruited bv tlw itl the Winter Dark Cmintrv (Jluh Thunder ‘showers preceded 'tS a Spani*li for a Spani*h tpieign le. r 'v Mr, and Mr*. Do . n r Gatihr-I nt B;PO- D,' ,M. an-l those planning quested1 to attend to hear a , Eunali ATI ANTAf Cn , Aug. 27 IA7— ass of cool sir into the eesterit . • * Tile. ,A.merle*H5 wild tbe Slklia Mae Hil.it n of Dr Land, president giun. xviffcird M-vi-rp bnlDf-ri and Mrs. to attendnre a*ked In trend in tlt -tr tfw ei gorlI fewer phr-'engci* are .m „tate* Art electrical lain and hall m leaned s " IVhlle the prt*aild)lly of such .Stewart Gatrhi-I n bnnkt't right their rompsrtmeni win­ indway ............. , lru ry N-,.w Vork City and dow and attempted to break In of the Florida Education Associ­ recruitment does exist, there is arm and bock Ittjurfe* wln n a (ire reiCivatioll* not later- th in Ailg. "«•'« whit* costs of providing p:i-«*engvr | n v u n , „f wa-re injured, their door. Village* watched from ation, (peak Concerning school no factual ajhlence of derma > blew out at 5:00 I*. M, vosterday 30; rooftops and the wail surround­ round- legislation and it* application. Annoirnrement was made l-v scrcc,. are spiraling higher lire} „ n w m fnU w rr„ no(>dw|, Ul«* Luftwaffe personnel, for a Spar. on the Ford Drcttup truck in whir'h ing Muir. Caple said trooj(S* at *iih foreign Air leglop." * 7 w S . " phone■service* service* Interrupted ana and they worn riding five mile* south Mrs- Joel Field, premdan , of the ! m Itw a* announoed yesterday that I The former German pilot, who of Klmtmnjee on jh« stain hlgli- iner-ling of the eastern division of suhway see view was ditrupied. th* junction city of Ilhatln.da re. The result; saTd soutlien; nil aehixd pupil* will report for disiii.t four Which will In held in moved It bodies from the train Tho fall measured 3.44 incbaa ’’ asked that hla name n,>t Int re wav, Causing the ‘.rink to side_ __ ___ _________ Shi-ialonrPlata lintel _____ In llay carrier*, is that deficit* np- nnd temperature* dropped from and left .aboard five injured, four registration at school* un Weilne-. vested, said that Gr nnnii aviatm* *wlp«* pn ntti-oming .riit'in’ohllo anil the __ trma H. m h nn OcL 4-B a t V hirh I preaching thoie’ nf Ihe depression of whom died Irefore the train daf muritirtg, Sept. 3 at !J:fK) aero In “much demand" In M h to turn completely over on the In "reicuifid I lf 'f o r tha qaty to 57 the rsiln-m)* un- in lt-<* limit two Inuiis, reached Feroxepose, where a o'clock. Schools will open Monday, Spain *nd Argentina a* inatrut- fill. No one war thruwn from the time the district governor. Mr*. I veers .qrtrnli Hughe* of Uriniul-t. w illjle’" they nr.given late relief. military guard of 20 troop* wastSepp H Al| aeliool bun driver* will tors. Atnuit 20 persons were injured •(ruck ut tire door t remained In n one-way hearing *ve*!er- i.r n rush hy pa**oug«rx to flea put on. • 1report for general instruction* 11 make lier official visit. “ Doifn» of our old comrade* closed. Mrs. M. B. Kin it h, chair man -f d a y .- 'the ^ c-i trier > uuanirnonsly iwo street ear* which were struck The American*, who had l«en next Tursday morning at U>:00 already am outside Germany." h*- The three injured persons wenihld. .''In a year I shall send you taken bv andotlnnc,- to Klsalhimto: Piled eilurallnn, called upon ptrtn a*krd a fl.llrt" per renl hike in by lightning A doirn Ldt* struck on vacation trips to Kashmir; o'clock. first-class fan * for steeping rar (be Knipir-. Hi a to building, hut booked passage bark to New ’ R, C. Steele, principal of the n postcard of a photograph show- Mrs. Stilt ait Caleb .-I rn* taken to lier* fur suggestions a* to liovri nrd parlnr car trnvel. Hut they there w as no ilnmage. Sanford Grammar -School, made ing me In an airplane. How do (trangc General lhi.,..wd in Or-; tliev uttidil prefer th.' progcsMiDelhi by plane. . ■ were divided on wtrnt to do about Federal fmecasler* in ('hicagq Reports of fatal rioting along a detailed report concerning the German* get- tu Spain or Argen iando. It is it-period- that, an mi Pitot education l*o In* pre'ciite-h coach travel, T'*enty-*lx roads recent conference of principal* snid there, was no indication of.* tin*7 111 tell you. A letter was read from ML* \V:1• operation on shattered ti-inc* In the border of I'akistan and India AA A friend frlniirl of ntii-i oura manages |hc the right tilrqwfWfn I*’ tteeesaory. (Ia itichanlAon, exe cu tiv * eeeretaiy nskeil lire cumim*«lon M“ g ia n t a nn immediate ivlum of oxceatlw In the partitioned Punjab con­ in Gainesville, Scmiflofa High School I'rinrip-ti whole affair. He I* wel| known David Gatchel was summoned of Pilot International, oxpltiinlng I l 'il p e r . refit ndvanco in basic heat to the Midwest or Eastern tinued. The Rikha were incenaten other* Hl>«taiiie*l state*- They said, however, readat ed because many of their leading j Herman E. Morris explained t-r among German pllota anil wns n from Sanford nnd l.r-rught Ida the chBiigeA which Wer * made in fare*, whiletpetition *11.1 ItldiCAted ing tn the this were expected in shrines and temple* plus o mil- the group the new features of |he speciailat In the Luftwaffe. Iln • arents ho.... Mr», G rlchri i* up tin- GonttiluUun nn*l D f j l t t l a' f mm rth J It-! continue‘ at present tin- South from the Carolina* into took p art in the Dorntrr.Wal fly nd ahout agntit but Mr; triTritfl thi* national convention ‘ field”n r thev won lion nr more of ___ellowa their fellow* were priitcipal • i <gfsl«r and. report. I rote*. • (hr Gulf Sintra nnd into Taxes. (Particular attention of tnachrr* Ing boat crossings of the Allan fhi in ire-1 nwnlMug n <hrrk-up on u Columbus, Ohio In June. placed In Moslem Pakistan. The new president of Fibt InAmong those who thiM will Refugee* throughout the bonier was calli-il to the new |t i t e ift'V tic and th# long rllslance Con dor | hack Injury.. Damage to the oncornlng auto* trrnational, Miss b u m Alhf.chi, j ontimi-i to edrry imv-cngri* a t area wen* moving by every type governing admission of pupil) to fllghta across the Klrglx Stepper rent* a mile nre the loula. L l j r l U f l i m u r S t r i k e s , . tCawdaiMg • . r * s , ala) ] mobile waa eatlmat d at t300 Die of Davenport. Iowa, aim aenl the 1 of conveyance and by fool in ■he firet grade. This require* tbaf all enlrrlng pupils muit qest of safely.' tat* jiighway patrolman told Mr. club a nies*age. Me*. E s th e r Hive, ' ille Railroad, the Gulf, Mobil* Rower Transformer Hundred* of Hindu and Sikh be at l,-.v*t five years and uion British Prepare For (iatchel. Tin* three were return* chairman of Ihe "Rainy Day" mid Ohio, Central of Georgia, refugees crowded station plat­ month* of age by Sept. 1 of this ing from Tampa where Mr tSatch- fund, collected from those u(... n m iJ a East Comt. ami Sr-alroard tt-M ilaare ra sa *1*1 juir lino. Ollu*r•ntnjor Ihhm want Lightening, a c c o m p a n y in g a Refugees In Germany cl, a partner In the Central Kh*r- liitda, rainvu* tiny*. forms In loihorc, seeking flight ■* it H..L * ■■ * *1lo un tho fOach far$* in tLf» ceiiln, heavy shower ttint broke tha U2 f/om Uie Mostem-dontinatrd arts* i-la Quick Freeze and Storage , •‘Vi,,,'*.\iML.K|i.n L " w T.?'t,,, V,',mM • | '''« I'knoieledtori ihev^vr.nld Imvo degree'heat spbll at 2;00 o’clock and reprisals. Germany, Aug. 27 Company of Sanford,.Imd secured •oti tin' Mllknank- w Lce,/-tb » ^Jd-”7n*fo m. rh.em Inis ^turnoon. knocked out elae. Farmers Make Own , HAMBURG, Hrllish authorities are mak. a load of- frnru-rt CmhU. 7Ju »« cflni petition. trtral circuits all over HanforJ and c.’ persons” .“ aVC. “U In the- country, V..MU-* where there is campetHion. were brought back i« Sanford in Ing extensive preparation* tb re ­ Intf-dy Lie Bars Egyptian Rain In DrougKFTTrea ceive the 4,400 Jewish refugee* a truck sent by Porter lumping. She suggested that the sur|Hu* i»e set a largo transformer on fire tn the nllliy of Second Htrsui back-of used In give milk to .school child­ Demonstrators At UN NEWMAN, III., Aug. 27, (d»)- cn rout* here 1from the Med­ tin" Hits Theater. ren Unit were not already taken Britain Plans Plea iterranean Bboard three British Firemen quickly arrived and r .a i I.AKE SUCCESS. Aug. 27. I,P) { H^Kht-lroubled farmers* have transports, erne of through other agencies. 14 ChildriMi, Parents For Bulgur I x j a tier quenched the fire caused hy burn­ —Secretary-general Trygvn Lie j **ken to (be skies to make their Mr*. IV. E. Kii-dmr announced A British military government Spend Night In Street ing oil in the high up tranaformar. ■aid.today that two Egyptian d e -lDWn rain.*one of them reported to- official said it wai believed that that a party will Ire given hv the l.ttN’IHIN, Aug. *27- (,V) Bri­ It took nearly 50 minute* before tnonitratora who have lax-n ejected ‘“ Y* ".Gold", loser* In qn aUgfuLnco tain dill appiiiach Vntsil Kolnrov^ tin- new fn tin- Florida i'owsr i approximately 1,000 of tha re ­ twice from the Security Council; - Hrneit B. Roller, a NetVman fugees, who have been .afloat for MIAMI. Aug. 27, (A*—Four contest, for tha “Greens", winheia, acting president of the Itulgarinn Light Company could restore elec­ chamber were barred” Ifcneeforth Jarmer. and Howard Cooper, a Dt-daya, might need medical treat­ teen ehilren, including o 15-niunth. on 8*pt. U. National Assembly. In- a new bid trical set vine, and during th a t from entering the United Nation* T W k - idiot, climbed aboard » ment. »ld baby, and their parents s|H-nt tv Mop the execution of Nikola Dime the picture show at the Rita headquarter* a rra and would l,r plane with 30. pounds of dry ico " It li not known how many are last night, their tu-riind, sleeping li»ndrd over to Nassau county |F»l-t **A jJE *4 *nt0 * euiupiu* cloud stretcher rase*," ha aald, "but in th a atrret in front rf th* Itul- Reporter To Testify JVtkuv, condemned Agrarian Party was interrupted and tha linotype leader, a foreign office spokesman machine* at The Herald were un­ ( at 15,i 1,000 feet. Ice If th er should alip In. w« are preparing hospital/ and rnenta of VetertlA .Vlllagr front , able to operate. Light# add power "If It happens aagm wo wJII , drT k * “ l u fleet ambulance* to meet the which thev have bey'n evicted but On Attack Of General i.nh! today. The British Foreign tlffico I* in other downtown block* were not have to give them over toAbe pol-| Heet; and rain whic ‘ " lightening, ^ ‘ l i *t>4 .!eel*re they hare no other place ■hips when they reach Hamburg.'' affected. ice," Llo told a news ronfererv-o. ^^ov«rr*l a circle of land 1|» mile* LEGH(lRN, Italy, Aug. 27 Vfii in cmisullatioit with the U. 8. The ships hearing the refugee*, Lie said the U. N. still was Jn diameter, but missed Roller's who were Intercepted white try- ‘X two families, Mr. and hire. —Ilobeit Ruark. Scripps-novrant .State Depal tment on llm'question, tlm foreign office spokesman said. w ithout'definite policing proev- I f*nn by a quarter-mile, Ing to illegally, Robert K. Morris, wlm have nine writer where charges of abuse* *- enter ' ‘Palestine i # ................... It was il isclesed ye«terday Navy Medals Given dure, pending the conclusion of j A» a member of a 10-man “rain- arrived a t Gibraltar yesterday children, end Mr*. Palmer Wood, In lire U. S. Army’s Btedltcrram-- Soviet Russia liail di-cline-l Amer. pacts with the United Stales gov. corporation," however, he and were- expected to spend an- who now has only five of her nine f p c.mininnd led CLneral Elsu.huw_ To 2 Speed Pilot#- •r.r tran arid liriii^li ie.pinU for c..i7‘ eminent, but that the security said ho considered th* ex o th e r - d a y - tn tf l tRWnl ori sUp- w tth -h erriaM to d srT h err-vra r r r r cr In order nil iiiVcsiigation. Killtatioii on the rase, holding that guard* here wifild 111 afftVl Invoke successful and well worth'the i M pliei. *ign of relief in sight. agreed today to give the Army WASHINGTON. Aug. 27 (A*>— Moreia said hla young baby had Inspector-General, Major Genrral it was purely n Bulgarian Internal the right of ^cltixen arrest” to they had chipped in to cover the Tin* Navy today presented medal* cost. Now the group is In I he developed a alight cold from tho jra T. Wyelia, sworn testimony matter. bold and hand overreny disturbers to the two men who *et new *p-“ A market for more dry Ice, Roller Work Progresses On expoaure. Th» Dade County Juve­ almut hi* allegations. to local authorities." record* for airplane* during tha Meanwhile-Lie estimated that j declared, nile Bureau said the esse* did not Dredging St. Johns fall within their jurisdiction Ire Ruark i* a 32-year-old former Hannepan To Decide past week. the General Aaaembly meeting j Navy lieutenant, a native of Wil­ Cnmdr. Turner F. Caldwell, , opening In New York.IPSept. opahiftf M II 10 > cause tt was not of an emer­ mington, N. C- He and Wychn On Retirement Soon of Arlington, Vs., and Mar The huge dredge of the Hilt gency" nature. might run as long aa three month*. Mm. Mary M. Lee Maj, Marion E. Car) of Woodb Dredging Company has proLie said he had been Informed Furnishing* of the two families met privately. Afterward the two disclosed In Died Tuesday A. M. greasad south of Ealatka on the were WABUINGTON, Aug. 27 f,TT— Ore., each received a gold 1 that Foreign Secret try Revm placed In the street Monday 8t. John River at the rate of afternoon by deputy sh srifu car­ American correJpondenls regular* Postmaster General llanm-giin In lieu of n second IHstingui* would head tha British delegation said today tie probably will de­ Flying Cross from John Mrs. Mary Matilda U *. 73, died 1,000 feet of cut-off a day and l* rying out a court order to close jy assigned to Italy, who nbut he had no information on paniiri Ruark to leghorn, th-nt ride in the next two weeks whe­ Blown, assistant secretary of •serday morning at her home at now working on a 10.000 _ foot thejrlllage. whether French Foreign Minister T V ___V*J hay beo.i opvrstc.l the columnist had agreed to tcsli- ther to resign a* chairman of Navy for air. Bldault or Soviet Foreign Minis­ ISIS West Sixth Street after an channel cut through Lake George. The village * raiiDUII. piloting Hie NaV ihe— Dvfmtrrstb'- NiTttmfT ; Hines* of nine monthk She waa ter Molotov would eome. -w-Mhiwmi Amtr wsw Lrelep Fee* 4yr jet-powf re<l Skynirei' Hkyntrcaki es However, R uark‘aald he wuuhl mi t tee. J------- j i b. A.' i m ' u n uiwsTA;-.-, under a contract with the, Dade, Hanncgan told a reporler hla ed a record of 640.7 miles an Mr MAN UR BETTER Pa..aad eama to.Sanford In iMi, low iML' jeraL extra foot be- Gduaiy Commission, bqt was or-’ not-reveal “the names of any In­ Johnny McManus, Celeryfed She was widow of tho iqte Charles Inr aUqvad.fi back ’ fllL * dcred doecd In June a fL r (be formant*. or eoi/trea of informa­ Idnod pressure I* now normal and at Muroc Dry Lake, Cali Lee and was a member shortstop who has b « n confined Cleveland CJeveh W. S ., Carle, who has ___ t^irion declared It was operating tion" upon whichNhe based hts he wants to keep It th at wgy. Aug. 13. Thi* mark waa accusations that Ltbui, General He thua Indicated that If hi* doc- Monday by Carl who fb to the hospital, ha# been reacting *»f AU Souls Catholic Church. working on securing of right of at a lore. - John C. IL Lee, the theater com­ to ri say he should alow down he same plane, over iha same rrry enrouraginglr to treatment, — 0he is survived waye and spoil.area* Is enthusias­ mander, and hla officers, treated will give up th« more strenuous at C50.fi miles an hour. ATCIlpSON HRRVICE8 ar'online to Dr. L. klunsoh. The Ur. -Mr*. Bertha J. and tic over tha progrvei of tha work enlisted men brutally and spent of hla two posts, the party chair­ Tf'IIBp and predicted th at a t tha pre­ popular 1*all player has t>ceh feel- three sons. . ^ .... EDISON FUNERAL manship. Ing goo-I in spite of a fwrer, and am Emery and Forreet A, Lao, all sent rata of pregrsx/ ths ‘new TOKYO. Aug. 27 GP)—Leading tax payer*' money lavishly. WEST ORANGE. N. J., Leo waa Insoeetlng Italian ma­ His decision is expected tn be whiU the phyGdan would make of Sanford and IS grandchildren. channel will reaeh Sanford by military *nd diplomatic official* Funeral terrier* for Mrs. lee Nov. 1. 2o comment a* to when McManus and end occupation troop* joined in neuver# ‘In onrlhem Italy today. announced well' in advance of (AV-Mr*. Min* Miller national committee meet­ vear-old widow of Thomas , might b* discharged ha-w as o p -. will be held a t 3:30 ateloefe Friday Due to an extra $100,000 voted a brief, simplo service►this after. Its was t o ' return td .Leghorn the ing which linnttegan said ha wit) son. will b* buried this afta tomorrow. tlmiatic In saying there era# an aftarnpon at the Erekaop Funeral for th* project, it la considered noon for th* L ie' Ambassador A Ruark said he had po intarext call for soma lima In October In a grave adjacent to h e r / n, Jr., and nine Aug. 17 In on-ab­ in seeing Lee “unleta the gen- to pick « date and alt* for the (or husband In Rosedale Get i|,e Seminole Trachct* Club/ an J'tugiear.vfe.i’r : . Mr. Bhriner a barber shop formerly employed fa g M u B g jS fia S a ffiM £ | =--- j- g i— s �-ST WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 27, • 19« TOE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA The Sanford Horald The Jaycce Drive ■ For'It good Hinny'years civic leatlcrn In Sanfonl 'have felt that the CityV prpgreM wan being ratirded by the failure'(if this community to capitalize on the tourist industry, Florida’s most lucrative crop. In recent years some progress has been made'toward making this community more tourist] conscious, and toward attracting visitors to this city, a s a result of which the town has prospered. • The Junior Chamber of Commerce is now conducting « drive to raise funds to o|>ernte the tourist -booth which thesoyounger an d m ore pro g ressiv e men have built on the lake front at. Hark Avenue. A full time, paid secretary will have Charge o f the booth, and will furriish orange juice and be prepareii Jo hand out complete information on 3«nford and ita accommotlation.x for tourist*. This should prove to be a very worthwlle service to our visitors. It provides an opportunity for extending n courteous welcome to our community as well as making it |>ossible to induce some to remnin here who might otherwise drive on to better known resorts. And it will help to keep'our hotels, apartment nnd rooming houses full throughout the winter. . A well filled town during the tourist season will go a long way toward keeping our young men employed and providing job opportunities for othera, as well ns maintaining a reason-, able level.of pros|>erity for local businesa. It will also mean new constrticllon, and new growth for tho city with nil thut meansTh 1\i the form of better schools, better living conditions, and better recreational facilities. . HOLLAVII I.. lit:** K4ll»« tilMtllO* 11HAN I mImm . *»»»»»» ■•(Ire*. CAihi' wit* / / pe orie rilGHY OLE ’oHAH ter me <30 OUT ,PA660Nf f f DE LAW p tW ‘ CoAAi Dow n on p e g a m e / / • IPLH YBHHH KG« TOIJAT ERNAL FORCRS A lik 'BLR, SPIRITUAL. -II ' 4:18: Look not at the thing* are seen, hut nt the things or* not seen. * , IN Cor. that that Last year the Aincncan people •Rent . $747,000,000 laundering fl.OOO.OOO.OOO pounds ol cloili-s. Howcvkr, some of our Lurope-n friends arc looking forward to\pviSg u t' J bclftr cleamrig th*n“d u l The DcLand Sun New* rr|)orl» tkat Bco Fuh ol .Sanfnrd has pur­ chased the hiitnric College Armi hotel propeny in Dtl-apd "nol for profit but for charitable pur­ poses.” It is luggetlrd that the property m^v eventually- be turntd into a hoipitsl santitarium. was agnfiiHt the Republican administration for three yearn and a half out of every four, but wan for the party in the half year thnt counted, that preceding the presidential election. . 9 ll» VluaUrtl • Though it is imixirtnnt to have their diiuciiterH subside » { ! • Hhpppvn Htruiit'la when election time comes, tho result doca not depend on in «• NtilitnIhe* W flllrtH I • them. The next President will be the choice of tho indenviid- l * i * t I^MIn A m r ,l r ,n K lir ih m e I e .-!• C hu rch u( chriw cut voters. • . l*:(t H irin g , ♦ * Sanford housekeepers who wash windows consider lha* plight of some 4,000 profes­ sional window washers who keep New York City'. 70,00ll.00O ,k y scraper windows bright and shiny. Suspended hy « leather bell hook­ ed into window nils tomelimrs 70 stories ahovr the pavement. By RUSSELL KAY * on the conditioner. Get a big glass and aeen thing* something always * 'F°f* t ° Up,*t ray egotistical Up until-It actually happened, if- anyone had told two that I would be In Tampa, Miami, Jacltth# same day I would hare told them they were aa nutty a* n tungoil tree. " • }» happened like this. My friend. Ofptaln Eddie Ricker‘ A ir I.lnta, get ^ * i?*Tr dw othe^ day and he Invited me and a few other , * over snd help h'm play with it. T,,’*,.n?.w *.°y »*• * Lockheed Co.utellatlon Luxury Airliner that to«t a million ainackcr* and I* the latest tiling In romiserrfal air transportation equipment. Hopping a SiWerllner In Tam­ pa I w as,in Miami In an hour where I Joined the group ready to leave for Detroit.. In a littl- over an hour we were in Jacksonville other* Joined our party. We wlpg -spread measure* 103 feet. Just three fact longer than the m agatins. Drink your jalre, smoke, total distance flown -by . the read and when you g it sleepy out Wrights la their flyst airplane <4 Tear* ago In 19031 l i t four 2.600 bo mo power Wright Cyrlofw cn- T irtim n u riM fd n n i'M iH . TTm Frost, vice-president of EAL. Fly­ ing the ship were Chief Pilot D id .Merrill and Co-Pilot Frank Benn e tt Climbing to an altitude of 20,000 feel In a few minutns we levritd off and headed for the 5tagic City, Vltrln.. .1 __I § . nzw. V Women Are Gaining Wedding Plans Told By iSliss Brotchie In Advertising Field . I FLOP i P/PU Social Calender NEW YORK ;\P vath Valley, C alif, is* the logsat point In i f * United Slate*. 260 feet balow son levnl. CHICAGO* PHONE l i l 5 Why Worry With Your PAst Drift , Accriuhts? I1 3 » MAGNOLIA AVENUE • PHONE 1091 SANFORD, FLORIDA Do Your -Collecting For You Call At Our Office For CollecUou Rate* la tha office Monday morn, 'ith n sailfith under one arm Wide Record-Making MERCHANTS ALL DAYTONA CO-OPERATING 1 tto w lk n An illiimiiutting comment on the chenpnenH of money H o u r N 'llv* during the |ierio<l of creeping inflation brought upriii uh by Il tl i tJ"t StH.n Hlampc Quanei lie? A............. llrcAltficc high wngi-H nml high profit* appeared in the July number of H(lv«r Hiring* the Federal Observer, published by und for the employe* ot ties 1:1* nuHHy Mmrovr 11 IS C n n cerl Iln u r the Federal Reserve Rank of Rlchmoi ' !*l*a*lra Under the heading "Money Nfttcri, we find this choice S ,I t KaV»Sll^ lia r Vnn*. It«n-h Invite You TO SHOP AND SAVE ON ALL VOUR ... • r,se M»w* ice. go plank yourself down in * moat comfortable chair in the >use. Loo*en your t'»: kick i f f idf shoes tf you want to. Turn FRIDAY 4 SATURDAY-AOGUST 29-3i6 FO RU M Editor Th* Herald. For many yeai', we In this place of plenty, in on.< <>f the greatest sputa -if Florid t. have taken for granted what we have been hearing aim,it Seminole County Jo |ie truv. Seminole Conn-, lollrritt), oatd* will come back Kite, gambling is on the in all over the country. , Pel#non told lha Tamp, Plnn NOW to opend the weekend precrdlng dellghlfuJ Daylong Beach. Prepare NOW i6 make the moat of thla, the Yat Seinlnnl iurd through theso 14 venrs to yield hundriufs and thousands of crate* o f telxrz and diffsrsnt kinds o f vegstanle.* of the byst grown in any *ountrv. We have deplored the wondsrful opportun­ ities for devd'jpment prevhuily lest In busiihrts and farming fay Seminole negro citizens. It sen,is that today that they hav.r bedded to wake up andehelp make Sem­ inole a better pi My) to live. Early last year ura Ugau read­ ing reports trickling out of Pern- Club the other day that ti are infiltrating |hf la­ more new* ha* developed I x, veltran*’ organitatinnt this arga .thla year ajl tellini « Khoo(>, aa<f are being how to eehe .strategic d u»e wrspone and tesi j Communitli have been I that is shown by the f9me unions and veterans* ons have expelled Com- iom (heir tanks in a dcs [fort at house cleaning. 1 mort remain. H any. mean* certain, bul not who is a Communiil ^irBwv,h. b e . progressive aUo* lowam bull up the entlra county on the u ually. active |msi war expansion program. I ‘am aura wo w|U l*e able to bring In the next year more civic spirit and coramunit/ cooperation by cleaning nnd building hotter atreoU In tha lesser developed sections, and plnyifrounde for those that need them more. Wo pray for a canllnuutu spirit of roupcraUod and dnvethpiient of our cltlMna of Sanfonl and Sem­ inole Countv In a community Where my homo I* located where my buslneea la •atahllsked, where my chUdien are being l*orn and educated, and where my neighbor* dwell. •/ t TV p?' I' 1 |■ D. C. CftldwsdL ; , u » F ill TMt.I ' T*1'J ■ ■ ■ **,f - • By Ushcllc 8. Thurshy TS TO HOtJSEWIVKS GUAVA JUICK PURER so the Miss** Doris Will:*, i La?# Wllil*. Mari) -Vettl.s. By Isabelle'8. Thui eli ■ Jonas. Kish l.unhiuiitt, Rxtenalon Foo-I Kconmr #r Watkinx, Ratellj Grarey, A Juice canned for jefl/ m|king r Hall, Frances Pavliek. Ar­ purposes must not have sugar, ina Wilson, Hatty ft-iwlanl, added to i t A Juico Intended for na Andarson, Millic.l Joan punch, however, may contain »ug-m Mattlar, Selma Levy, U,ui»o Any, Sara Jacol-xon, t.'harh-en Johnson. Betty Ann Still* and laekis Castes. Marvm Brock, Jay Itllwell. John Mlcbch, and Kay Miss Bisbee Honors Miss Barbara Wathen piece* of tha fruit Ituelf. cut small Hi cup to the quart and served in the punch, add const-h-inhl? inter­ est to th* product. Or the guavai may tie put through n sieve to r*. move seed, th* pulp thinned someuwhat, k . i and _ _ .1 then a1. __ .tknm-:i ••L'*^-«a vfith .at.a nr without sweetening.-When urvrtl. reduce further to a drlnkiihb- eon•latency and sweeten and flavor to taste with lime, orange, pineapple Miss Barbara W athm who Is oving with her family to Ft, larva to make her future home, aa -honored on .Saturday with a water party given by M'*i It, atoe Illsbee. The grouti gathered lost! of coltap. Tha possibility.that a' fambler*' ir msy b« developing in Semi­ te County is suggested by.the esl of an alleged Cuba operator. i« campaign against .lot maand punch boerds has driv .operators and die gambling pub­ - as "w»|| into kindred fields of tivily’more imnfune (6 altaek, Hen It gels loo hot for slot mainti, thg lottery racket is bound ■flourish, and when it gets too Hints T o . Housewiveh aakins. Sirs. Viol» J(.hn»on, Edna Lyons aad 51nr. llaisl Beach Store* V A L U E S! )},*U N r - , ■( Monn I J : I I W »*irrn ll«und,i|> SA N FO R D served a t 4:30 P. M. , Those attonJin.r w,-r> Mr. and Mr*. Frank Sh*m-s nut ilaujhter. 8usan, Mr. nnd Mi*. Mirhnii Gwtaon and <Ui;rhcvr, l u n end Louise.-Mr. anJ Jim. At. K. ‘.a>or and daughter, Patricia and Joan Mary, and Mrs. r, aMr. r . sna airs. Julian uDOru rMr. and Mm. S. X. Martina, nd family, Mr, sed Mrs. Cal- family plans to leave tomorrow for Ft. Pierce. Colorfjl xlnnlae were used in graceful arrange­ ments in thq Stlnecipher home. Several games of Monopoly were played with high pri <e i-eing von bv Joanle Saunders. 5(ts* Stineripher also presented Mi is Wathen with a "going.away" ^ift. Rod was the predominating rot­ or used ttr the plac« *xrds end sweet course which wot terved by the hostess assisted by her mother, Mrs. J. M. 8tineciph«-r follow­ ing the games of Monopoly. Those present with Miss Wathcnr wen? the Misses Joanle Saunders. lto«cmarv Gamer. Joan Cr.mier. Kllen Lvons snd Grsre 5tsrio .Stim-clph ta H?a~r D tW ktotm tl^ n/isr y 'M a irJro HpacUHst, TallaNasMr* , i. Mrs. Kll-m Stuck. Mrs. II. Thanks to tha Constellation and the enterprise of EAL. Florid* Is now but from 3 to 6 hour* avay from the nation's moat pepulaled venters. An executl** ran Icaz* his New York, Chicago, Cleveland or Detroit office at noon, spend City Miss Jeanette Wathen Honored With- Party THURSDAY Mias Grace Marie Stineclpher Tho Ordor oi the haitern Star entertained yesterday aftomoon at wdl hold Its annual' Robert'M o-- the home of her parents »n Mo-th g|t picnic in Oviedo Park at 4:)) Park Avenue In fcomi.- of Mira » 951 Mvlnjpt on - -^ w iiira 5u"’nr°“ Merchant* of Dgytana Beach, th * E a s t C o a s t's p tr g e a l sh o p p in g and Save on —— ' MIEN'S, WOMUN’S dtid CJl II.DHIiN’Si AP p AJi b L ..... . ,• ...... SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY '' SCHOOL and C OLLEGE NEEDS FOR TOlS anA ‘tfetel Sir. and Mrs. Ralph Dean have trturned to their home in Nanfcid after spending a wjoX in Tamp*. Miss Jean Windram of Iaeahurg plans to arrive tomorrow to visit in Sanford and.taka part In the Brotchie-lngley wedding. Mr*. J. K. Wathen aod family plan to leave tomoirow for Ft. Tierce to loin 51r. Wothm and make their future home. 51r. and Mrs. W. I:. I.iindquist and their daughters, Susan and Becky, have returned to their home In Jacksonville after-v isit­ ing at the home of 5lr. and Mr*. K. F. LundquIsL Mr. and Mr*. Frank 5tarKr ||l have returned to Sanford after *^ > *1 yf1 N»a»l •• ~»V f . r th . I w . t o l liu......... niimhef^' perhaps SO per cent, of department Mm. M. D. Conway ha* ri-Tuinrd store customers are women. Nntu. to her home in Athrn*. fla. after rally, women advertising cx*cuspending some time wltn her par­ live* understand and anticipate ents. 5fr. and Mrs. lb F. Lund- women's needs in clothe i and houje furnithings. Thev ran plan ahead in merchandising on the Mr. and Mm. E. C. Harper have basis of (heir personal experience. "8o. too, they .know almost Inrrtarim l from R a l e l ^ N . C. Mia. Barper spent threa weeks In atinctlvciv when and what to pro­ Raleigh and 5Ir. Ilaipar left last mote. They are xatural buyers. Generally they are g-jod house­ week to accompany her hbme. keepers. a m atter j f prime importa nea In tha smooth fiin u iunlng ut and Gus. of Grrenwood. S. C. *ie a big department store. And mv t visiting for this wee* with Mr*. successful women are b»k»»1 diplo­ Frank I- Woodruff and Mr. nnd mats whose diplomacy is flavotcd with understanding an-i warmth." Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff. Jr. The women who direct ihe.pub­ Mrs. Gail Mxver and son*. Rob­ licity of tiig New York department ert snd Wynn. hav«? mturnod ■tore* are known for different from Kokomo. In.J. Diey were qualities. (Umbel's Beatrice Fillaccompanied horn,, by Mi*. Mey­ Gibbon is best known for her harder’s daughter, Bette, and Mr*. driving work and her catch slogan* Guy Goyer.an.1 daughter. Vesna —such as "Nobody hut NOIItlDY hut Glmbels." Mis* Fit* Gib- Zoehry, Jr. announreJ today the Math of ■ daughter, lu-lith Ann, on Aug. 28 in LouUvilla, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Zaehry a r t ’ formor reaidenta of Bonfordi .flfca will U aa tho,form er Mar Etheridge at hla home in Kings (and. Ga. Aug. 16. Mr. aoJ Mra. Hugh S. Crotsun, J r. of Jack soovill* served ts attendants foi thp couple. After Soot. 10 Mr FLORIDA Alice fkiintfiB ‘ Mr*. J. 8. Crav/ftii I ■ tiled. Roftr.hm ■orial meeting -f tHe Fii - Melh- ' .Mr*. W P. flu. nmnti, over the regular IiiixIm, nml "Cueriy, Mr odist Church held on Momli, ut 3:0(1 P. M. in 'I ho cl'u u n tiiii.cx. (itHkllillri M J W. Wilfianu. Mrs. C \. IVnJrr, Mr*: Crawfa*d, Mi*. J . F. MrOlcl lnii<l. Mr*..A t*. .'h mmal.-T, Mr*. Zailu laird. Mr« I'm Kills. V.:t, ll*rkev. Ml*, fh'irttl in and Mr*. Maith* Muffltt. S Htnrt your vonnuslrrs to'srhiNil In Ilic>c adorable Cindeiella and Love originals in Fham brajs, T h e . Seminal OlpH **T|» hdtd'rf <*i I rrnrn f.ingltam and fine ronibcd 0 fond cloth in Solids, * IVinls, Stripes and-Cheeks . . . They all inoining. Mt*. Kunsh II .>I d e t , p*-' picsidelit >f tin- FtmiiU Kd niiiH-rml As- ocImI io.i, tind it g rw n t Jir»t vice president, win fFti-iid* n tlfP rrt Ireent legi-luti in Ilf (Tie l.i colntuii- Shu will I rale ii imi in Class Appeal. Sizes I*. H v m .1 b- A I s ® | (Midler’s s iz e s . dls- n- the Tcarh.-r’ lli-tir irnt prt-ei.im and will e-v- n tvicr on th< pension system. do«,( -|wn and ha* J)»»t rl.. ,.l it ainjr. >-xr{pl doting *•)*■—* Mi*. M, r i» n f u im e r D c t lo t l H |, , i ‘ - ar >rh„ turned In drpartm,-nt »i»rad'rttU ing. ^R-lhi-r l'odc»tcr. ,iu>,!i,-iti di­ re, "•> „ f John W anam nkit1. N->w Yi-ik' nn,l I'hllaih-lphla -liirr.i, I* paihap* l*-*l known for h-r r«n-i atm,l ronrern over tha t:>ir of m ind and desires' of 3lr*. John 1 Consumer. She workrd in n n,- v*. papri ailirrtising and intei ... dc(ODiiim l« fen- turning to <|.-ii , • i • m> ut -t,» r alvertlsing. She I, Ihe w ife o f John I’ndester. motion p ic-, lu ic lh e a lr executive. liston. Fla. has arrivrd in Hanford to assume her teaching duties at the 8outh Side Primary School. She will -reside at th>- home of than the city, editor. She served Miss Rebecca Steven* at <131 Park aa a New York ropyw nier and ad yertlsing manager and rami* to h end ,'rom there were U lrji lo the I guavas, however. shouM never lie Avenue. prment.jnb in IU40. • Bits theater, ,fAfter iwrsimin* oeohsd. Merely cut off stem and Chief dhd 51re. Coi iman II anconteetg and games wore enjoyed.1 bloaaom end. slice, and put the Chic. l»lu*-eyed , Aleda "'X'an Wrsrp, puhlleity director-and vm r A prise v u won by M’AlM ary J ,s . fruiL-through-th* 4ilver-«*r fiuit islr home. Chief Hanmek president of Lord and Taylor, gets R M ’ and- U lia Wathen w.e pres*. . waa stationed at the 8anf jrd Nav a hand for her crratlvriu#*, of the If the mixture Is t-s b«- canned, ai Air HUtiun during the tecent company's advertising i t r # H O P ittraetive summer flowers wrro minutes until slightly thickened. war. They have been tho guest* fashion* and pre*tlge ralhes than Then add V to 1 t*)i> for enrb of Mr. and Mr*. P, A. Bowland-. aisccial murvhandi»e and Ihe i>u After graduation from Ihe Uni­ quart of pulp and bring to boil 5fr. and'M rs. Richard Gillespie 'tvTsojn, •gain. If desired, the fulco f m n and two children have left fur versity of Indiana and n brief leaching experience she. 1 to 2 limes or a lensr.n may l>e Bisbee, their homo in Melbourne after toward her present lob via the served' added Just before filling in hot spending summer with Mrs. copy writing rout,-, anil finally I whito ‘ Jar or tin. Seal immediately and Gilteapi* '■tho parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. came to her present Job In BUS give a 6-minute cook in boiling tt. C. Wiley, on West Sixteenth She I* the wife of Dr. Ilanr.z Var water to insure n good vacuum. Mr. Gillesp'o ha* iwen a t­ Wescp of the Rockefeller Found* Th* puree. Instead of being can­ Street. ned. may he aweetene-J without tending the summer classes at A gift for organisation is said any cooking and packaged at onca 8tet*on University In Def-ard. to lie the outstanding duality of for frectlng. The fresh frosen 5lr*. A. K. Shoemaker has su puree may be served with the her guests. Mr. au-l S irs G R. James McCreary's advertising ty 4 MacDonald. Ada AJams. Ann mzwl as a delicious sherbet with­ McKay of Miami, who are formrr coon—brown-eyed, siu-12 lads Whitaker. Ann Dunn. Jane Davis. out defrosting. If whole piece* rrsldcnt* of Sanfnrii At present Munn. She began work n* an in- I Ellen Driggers, Donns Witte, of the fruit are liked, don't put the Mr. McKay is xn Instructor of terlor decorator and swilrheil In Mary Jo Dayman, Candy,i Hudson shnlla through the fruit pres*, but science in Thomas Edison High department s t o r t , Hios^. furnish. add them to the se—led pulp; School in Miami ami Mrs. klrXay Ing*. Ona day, the bus* a*knl her •nd Miriam Maye. sweeten and stir until sugar la la tearhlng English in WillianV to take charge of advertlaing t» » dissolved; then - package, nnd Jenning Bryan Junior High School. ( *i«e he hssd obeerrrd lha* *he aaw her own dopartm-nl and di­ rected Us activities In relation to Thla puree, canped or frosen, Mr. and Mra. E. H. I.aner have has many uses, p arttru h tly •• a aa their gueata Mra. Maureen Win­ hast* for icea. ice -c.-cam, and ter and daughter. Shirley Ann, of from there. For fun *h? paint*, sherbet*, a i well as for delightful Savannah. Ga. Mra. I.arey and water colors and will have a to y ­ healthful juices apd nectnrs. A her guest* attended the klrFad- man Show a t New York Binhstell . * guava neetar prepared from a den-Arnold wedding In Groveland Galleries In the fall. Bloomlngdale'a sales promotion mixture of puree-and hlendH wltn last night and Miss Winter served director, gray-eyed Mrs, Jenneiiorange or grape^rttH‘Juice nr with as a bridesmaid for* the wedding. Moser. Is known aa “a diplomat, a added lime Juice and thinned to « g"»>d listener, a .wonderful tiersou should be­ come a popular ........... A dark red rose U a symlml worker* say the day *he look* her BIRTH ANNOUNCKHfNTS , of every Wgh vitam in,<1.content, -,f mourning. presknt Job, the dropped her offlr, Mr. and. Mrs. Dar’d Patteradn ---------- ' , v ; 8'.i today announced tho birth '• :> PRIt E-NKhnoWVt n aon David Patterson lusnier, Walter K. Price nf lutka Monon Aug. 22 a t the Frrnald- roe announced today the marriage S P E C IA L S FO R A U G U S T ughton Memorial Hospital. Mrs. of his-daughter, Dorothy Maxine, fiiOT la lha forma- Carolyn to J. C. Newsome, son of Mr*, rnelle Felrcloth. - ,- t Nora D. Newtotne of BanfenL Try a New Heat T rta t Permanent shaped la th* new Feather -....... — The double ring censeaonv was cut er left leeg . . aa you prefer, Fuipeclally seed for dry hair. | SQIuIDS $-1.10 fa nc v- SPU N rite f a b k ic nvsmoN-roar M/OIIW W issinr. out . % STATE THEATHBS u RSDA Y FOR 2 White Beauty Trapped By Forest Fbes! TOOLS - —And Many Other I Remember PIkn Now- Mi>* **J*rkle Hrolchiz, w|i<,«e m»i tin g e to Jufflr, lrv: lev, Jr. will t a k e plnce on Aug. JO annojrvoOd toilm the plan* for her wedding. Re' Murk T. C arp -nice will |K-rfoim the rerrmonv ul tlf.- Holy &<••* Kpi-t opal Churrh m 7;30 'o'clock, Mr*. I*. II. Fuller, <>rggnui. Will r.-ml*< *- mMi-fnm of anpiml mtvi(^ and M Km I will Ihi the 5t||ot Yearly women1 are being added to the ranka of department store i Mil- llrotchie Ims ctm-rn publicity directors who direct from •.<itl of h o n o r, M i«s 8 |,l one desk the newspaper, mgiulne ith . and Iwid-'amalds will h and radio advertising, axles promo­ Mi I ■- Moor* of Calm vdle nnd tion, publicity and (sometimral M i- * Jt-nn W in , Iran, of l a c - t u i r . window display of aotpe of the William Amlcnum of llitmlnrfhmo. country's biggest stores. Ala, will »erv,; Mr. Inuh-v a-* l» »t So evident hat the trend Iwcome an and hi* usheix *r> Kriin that some observers are beginning rl»-mal,l of lllrmtouhani, Dyke to wander If women tn.ik hotter cCullach of lluntavllle. Via., la*. d e |fa r t m e n t \to r e advertising Burner and Orin l>. IjtttdrrsV directors than men. No hlgwlgt ■ Following the ret imnny a cniall will express thrmselvjx on that rec- titiun will U. In-Id nt the Mn\ score for publication, but they me Ion for Morn- frier willing to give the women a big \r« snd o u t-o f-tovCn hand. lit-nds of tho -otitilr “There is nothing l-t. the Job to *tti-ml th>. lervn which the right women can’t do as well as the right men," f-ald Gordaln K. Cretghlop, assistant ' Ur ADKLAIDB k Kit It AP Newsfeaturea Writer Walk into half the big depart* ment atorra In New York and into many othera throughout tho country and you will find wotnon head­ ing the advertising and sale* promotion of husinotx,') whirh as.m uch a a -50 million dot * [)'i hrs. w h an .th at Howard I'ughg* la hdildinit \ plan* that will make It look Ilka a school boy’* model T O R H A N F O R D H E R A L D . H A N FO RD . FI.O R ID A i.| Melo-ly theiie Idllii are rare in times of •( •* Newt money 143. Waller S. Gifford, president --WRh doHara v m rtfrhttfcrm o^ th a n 'ROTeritV, In termiTof purchasing [power 10 years ngo. Ojunterfeitlng would seem of American Telephone snd to approach the j>oint of redundancy. — .. . a,** s-*> -r it,» Jfraph. with only $209,550, 6 piker. ____ As the presidential election draws nearer, the ranks close uy.ctYMHitorvLI|)JJd« I’epiH-r of Klnridn, nht* hud disag/endwith President Tninmn nnd been counted a follower of Johnny • preliminary; the real flight wa (•.mr«i n s . had been invited to taka was achedHenry Wnllaeo; now .taya that the President deserves re­ Tfvtiufjr Uu*#t Hlar I isffiM ulngl (n ■tart u,n _ nomination and re-effletion. President A. F. Whitney of the Hair c m . *u ell , ‘ * . n*«t morning— H»ws the first nop-stop hop from DetBrotherhood of Jtnilmnd Trainmen who once threatened to roll to Miami. IlniUMtrull) Y our* spend $2,000 noo if necessary to defeat Mr. Truman, now ' II *• l-,l# 11*11 M-i,r— The history-makl ig flight got IU i| iir * lt u lly Vuora calls him porfcrable to any Republican likely to lx; named. IIII I,o| underway at 8:68 A. M thx next i t . All Ihe N»w» morning. Aboard the big alttk, The Republican rebels arc expected to fall^ in line, too. 111** HI*,, orr . air quean were 68 pasaengom ano Senator Wayne L. Morse of Oregon has severely criticised Thurwlar a crew of alx. In Xhe party wen his cniiscrvntivu party brethren, but he campaigned for them .new* and radio men. travel agents, In 1046 and thvn raid that he expected to bo regular in 1!M8. city, official* and of course our Ip thin he has the precedent of the great Republican iiuuirhosts, Capt. Eddie Rirkenhacj l l ‘ ( l llb y lh m It we*n I Allied P. Sloan, chaum»n of GenZial Moiou. Henry Ford II or any of the Rockefellers. Morgans or Mellons, who rrtriveil the highest salaries paid in lh,United Stales Iasi year, a Treasure Department report reveals. It wav. _ z j j |.*!lj*op lfv Chatlu P. Skuufsu. is. a theater fiahOCtBr TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY will disturb you. If g baby starta to howl or your seat-mate become* III rkoy.ll he quickly rqniqvfd rgmqvfd ftom fiotn II b* ’_t califn eohjn to a private drawthe main draw­ ing roopi- If vou *r»nt to - t -stretco n -rJ your legs, gel to t)i( the _ .pp. . >nd . . walk 'oik .t* lounge. It Is roomy snd comfor­ table and vou can freshen u p .if vou lUm. — “Attention, please. We ar« approaching,Miami. Fasten vour seat belts. Np smoking.” Arid th at’a about all ther* Is to it. , After traveling in, one ,of (h**c big shins It Isn't .hard |o uoder. stand why Capt. Kddie goes arpunj with tha buttons poppirg, off big HTfllUt w onder.ahS ' ~ i . th a t affordatMT* -tthyelar. jh e,u td io I’B t o A M s f c moat in comfort, sa/etv a n j o-nb ta lio n \V n t U _______ where we atarted to eat iL By venltnca. EasUro Air-Lines hw «•*•> Ktani** . die time we’d finished we wero purchased 14 of th a n for hetwaen Florida anJ l! New* .,f Hi* I mt preparing to land in Cleveland. North. _ . ____ — -~ Twilight Sons* .More distinguished guettx Hoard i ’“ ?„ "I - t a w h -r- -nd In . I . , bring Uiousaud* o f. touri*ta sad Returning Rebels DNBRDAY. AUG. 27. 1317 and a bag of lre*-rlp#r>#d oranges under the other. ,Standing under the wing of the big ahlp 1 couldn’t hel > but wonder what tho Wright Brothel* would AUGUST 27,. 1941 S p in e-tin glin g thrlU-tm-thrill . . . when g reed y hunter* Numerous Ta Men forest King to despoil in Gghtlng fury I LONS s t a p l e l is l e 6 X .1 RIBS 85c I0FT WOOL-FOOT TENNIS SOCK 75c r o tf -L O O K H E ■WEAR iBETTHR- �: * . - » '" “. , ™ __ ' _ J__ %*•« •- ’ ' B B a o l s a d ED SANFORD ’l ----- — •— —*— i ‘ lit H t i ^ Tg T T ‘- *>f #**i * / T f : : HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA % . • 1AM SEW 'S '‘O i T T i ;'li;'' i C ___ d P ' '^L . ?_ 11 W ED N E SD A Y . AU G U ST - » [ ' j* 13 To 1 Contest Pirates • J te & S Q J l-' • M . nig nor-s> old PBLtASLZ /ly.C^fiTS, WHO Hf The list «f ipuli-l.*-.* I' toatrn In B r ARTHUR IlKcihVlTM, Jit. (hr- National Srm i.|’r » /in.-I id I ■ :' Herald Sport* Editor The Banford Celery I» rolled Tournament. nan»*'*.d la.-.t StStoftSD Msl o rr‘3 out their benvy nrtHforr s n i »».Irm l.d a larrs?/* of 1•) I smfait# m c : .*_j-.c LEAGUE * • knocks" to •Otltlilly thrnsh ihr h : tu two tor.icl't. ; Leesburg n r d t n tn n VI to 1 cm; W O ftBRS —n th e- flold.-n. C<-i C a-it, 4-1 * test here la st night. , ^ / r_. M .,. i Tonight th r Feds Jnvrd.t City j favoritiM to take t v eht' Island Park In l h ) ’.i.nn Bear l< for ahip and nm!rfi-.T?wl Jn tb i4u • a twin bill and return to.tb.- Man- rjam tt, fnr*.t ihr Mwmcr. fit I'd. Id pal Park for n- seroivl double I’sckera in M iU !it'td # t|i[v , 11k — ...rtfo n with thr m w rt eiiy Perkct * hare won belli Iheir to id attract ulna tomorrow "evening wlih tin* nanuMit appvniatwM flrat gam« gettln;: umlm-v/iy at Furi Wl -. ........... ... Pair" in 0:46 o'clock. , acci.tid _ . .iiyiU'ic . t'IRW.ti; t.. .it a,aL.i-uiiv , — Laat-nlght the-Orlando Senator* Icail "ntwl tin* J'h:.l i .-iim ne.H dropped a 2 to 0 conies; t.» the raucht th<- wlnrtct'-. ,1 f|» i-! pr.-l Dslan/I Red Hats. and ft* H w ic- Hill Itiun.it ’fomWnetl r<>r a four•ult of the lo*s to the lliill, the hit pitchlnif pi-rfynn^p' > ntuj ino Frda galnetl one full come. I.nv- llnliana , trapi pUy-. d « f I 'll l i .1 Injr the Olerymi-n but two und ball. one-half games out of fojitll place, Of the 12 taint-. re.*r bunt* In and a flrat divtafoh (noth. the touiren.-i-.t, I Vrt Wnvm I The Ssnefor* f lip hi-M to ;l*e the only fuur-i;»ini> -.cinij' f. 8t. Auguttine Saints for u t-ulr of In otlw r yam-n U-t nitrid ‘tbgames. tonight, 10 tf Ihn Faint it. Jarh^'MtvIlb'. Flu.. *tVrmb...| U>il. can trim the S/’ftnfo.-s ar-d the roa«|«-r« vlituinati-d thn Alp'pf. FedI take both endt of tlhdr dual Tex., Cowboy*. C-li. and the VJili . attraction from Uw« litem, the rtlftlKh Hi . f'ariiii-.' t -f Fjri Banfordit^a will lie b it otu’ k ilf rlimlnat'-d the I’ntltand, l*n-.; Me. aame behind tho fourth place Klroyr* 10*2. • • Bojopt. ’ ,i,l( - b/f**'1 ^ i ‘JlelikAy fTomat w«nt tTe for the.Fnl* lu»l ol^lit, an l 1 0 P. M.--Aahelu, , |f •. Dp*, . lively ecattercl dKkt tbr* n.n b i lndu«ti|i 1 fti: * 8am Amorlillo tipem-d hi J l e Anrt-o'. , fFwirth i\> o* l. lo -r ribj hill for the I’lreliia and a«r mluatrd. »• . ' . . ‘ ' r ooundrd for I'd hit» and t iant run t H P. Sl.—Gt.liUn, •«?.,?.. before btlnir Pullf l bv iitm apir m. AtW4.il , , Chi if., Pnekt-ia. Bill G001I. Bill Ole Won t'ainpleUd (Fourth loonil.I ™ V the conleit. * Hi 1*. »l.--Coeur ti’A b. . l.lo-. The Plratea neon- 1 t l . l r •■nlj' ho. Lakeililer* v> • llm'/dul'.l. run of the conti-it i.r the ninth Hawaii, nil starry (IVidtlti i«>ind, j canto, »vi rn . _ at after 1 two men ' l urvay, lH>-r- Joaer clInihiau-iL> 1 pw Charlie Rlduenray amii tJim 1—1— rinyton- iim;lrd,' i'»ill.w»rd by -a " alnyle K'diit. . by . (Jlt-aaon, driving t ___ I.. liuc 1 way_______ arrora with .1.. »I»«t ..only Oily. • Sahford j\rrw f i n t l l.wl in thn aeeon<l Innlnr whio limy tallml two runt. They tddi-d four kn tbs fourth.' two in. vb.i fifth, four In tho alath and chalked up th" ff-ol •core In the seventh. ' lh We, *1 IISKlUl HI. I ll |«sru. e • ■ »u r h o a T>i». Jh a i;*:;* M.'-t-.c • If < a » t * V.uhHl, |i y.tctn .. i>. u t o 1 1 1 email. :i. l ..a 1 1 <- Tl’tnU . -7 li ft H jJT Hahcr, r f . • 1 '» t 1 t I it ........... . » !>’ ! - • . rtcii. «r * 0 1 1 1 *4,i>l4ni| ■ . *:• .tra»fi*|l ■ . .-rfMttway. :ti a' 1 t 1 1 - JIrr*»r:. U itrcj . U41n> |-.i llarrlnetott. • 4 0 1 1 1 >1inru4 j 'M», rr'ie’--n. . ’r» icc.t'1 ■‘f (lcutnrold, lb l e s t : met *1 -.iityrt.' 1..t- v' l* • Aii.iiilllo, p 1 111lit 1 J,f)l,,(ti|A>i. ...........I ft * 4 «t»»»on. i> 1. u J • lnM hi*f: lUcUhsdcnrf• ■‘k-. **» 0* . r. i4* Toms*. biu. iiiii-. T out. . S * .* “,»|]T»” » K %• j- ,■-in-— c )* U I I *i SBtusl. 1--p i a t x r n n t i rrai fj-rttatiW 7 . • n im m in , If tttiicmr • n reluct/.ii. r | " ______ ' ^BSk * ■’ > ; • Et~. ,» _ i- Hi W l M Of th l ■ tp I4rrflllt iVfr.dB* f ib tby i t. V T • . . . ;ix . ;.j j ■ _______ - from the will bcein. The final* are ached- h, \ g M 1for U b o r Day, Monday, Bcpt. MtJ.S'TCOMEUV. rtla. Aap. t;i'»-Tbc ..uajjfyin" roun-l of.lllo i I. Amonjr tho pr«?-tournev favorN-u-mial AJr Forcra (’..>U I'twrtAni kJ J 1 J F ' . / . 1 / V y _ v i j n u r ' H'p. «Lnrt, d today >»h.-n the Itnt are Col. Jim WtUon of Toledo, Ohio, an.1 Maxwell Field, the^d*-, Of ABTUUR BkdlMUTH. JU ^ .............. .. P P P H . fendlny champion; Capt. Fred --eley of Norfolk, Vtv. winner ^ i l P l h * • ArruV. Cfumplonahip M 17 - ’X r' ' T: e.:n'i i t Jj!* ,f '/•!'"-* ' I , < • Fart lien nitty. (»*-! M. hut. John tjii ihw-Altdt lit'. - ' '.-iv. .-illy ct ' . a . • flrciliark of Chattanooga, lenn.,Ali-in*uM U ifu i |iK>ki lil.e thoy Far Kacturn Air Forces an.1 I3th ■’! rdiaiiii. eirl / r -m nil ctripunte, db* florrieai « w I b; *.i |o * ':r- urc loaded with, cxporlmu.* and Air Fore* champion: 'and Hgt. l«J-n rStifhir* . * -rt* 11:.>* nwlrf*;- mjwor In n«arly cvrry pualtinh rn Gene Fruse of San Antonia, T el., ■n*.i ntlft.’ti y -ni ; :;r r. . ineurmit 1 U10 itluli. and wiih a d<-n*ti of a .piarlcr-flnatlst la*l year. • r-iw aueitKt.Bn; !-.* I'n i.iv , !y of ] woro ftelliMiM n iJ . in.idiiatc* th* X.' .nr ' ' ‘ r * t- tbr ' f tfy tobl off* auirThe world's desert* cover ap , . . . tfr- i nu-idjnjf t!:. caialty,'. ll.U’J inz pri-xiftiiitrly 5,000,080 s q u a r e . ' ’ • 11 have .» . . m i l e s , ' : ,i . . ■Tie ■>»: ill >(-..* .-if 1. e lit -repb. o f p r . , U t f a fall. ?f.-.i.. ^ 4 i • • n siM M " flyifel. .I5f.br Uuioii'1 *. end w ■ y. i .. Packaige Store and Bar F h a M ’f tO ELECTROLUX i' • H , J S P P m l tit. lltf ryfort •?'-• Ipld |iss (Von move.I Vq Hwjfiiird mUi 'a jt3'L7M)-,'V)1' psr!-1 p p eiuoit' ’ > J ' ■• 11 " ------ IM iK- d 'iiV ’ If i p ii ilik ■?rf'.?r n.tci t trt>uit <» t* H/ib gutter tue the i>’|uruin-{ te r (VindhUlnr. .’ll! ft-'f \»H-- :ui uqd In the I'rtd :ni.',p».ljrh' uud m n li iho rl 'tf to thp c-r.lcr >•( fo n Q H l mNU 'U lHu* ipryt-i 1I1HU. ■ th ■ ’ . ’ ■' I. i at. th.- fcl vlir.'nitl UW'i* was J.i-srdCntO amt af tho jM Slttt‘(«»*>tni ll-t. .Willi ttioL iltsce mgitjr.Jxvlig •a tho rt-uib- K"!-. Hnwkiri rr • . L I' '4ADUUM CtEMEBS Nationally -famous -U-L.U C T 1LL1 LU.V w i t h attachments. X teal buy at low price. tVr *lre liberal allowm re on your Etld rleaner. Kebullt anil guaranteed by 8TATB VACUUM KTOIIES. INC. Open 1:09 A. M. to 5:09 P. SI. For a free home deni­ - n- (ration phone J ir> .'I i. ■ Ix .h .**|t ;n.>l*i th,* 51cab’i • •f/r-*-'4"f*dg- h- cenm^'-ci’^MW.Sstt >{ •() a r»<ve»'tto, '■Pelt, . Il-iWct ji-, tncre «ro seretal V IhRDU <r.N'NIjrjfj firnnirv* - . -s— 1 ■ • >. | i. 'I • I 2-4406 golSj! lo' mbI.u ilbrdtng lli.tdini Ifick tulfii bof lp’ nnnung bi.v ton baclift Ail .nnttinr*. Horry CibaM aptuxtrr cnrtaln to bla lT tJ f-.fm tin.l v. Ill The', t. i.asrttiK .O iK U lha fjiUtrc-U vp •>) titn .1 . -r-nv.:*! 1-. H. r.h . Miami paclii jiloif?' ntjiVvijr 1n I tX td S n M An fdtl l u a i i c ' 1 ft half • • ,M-> 1 with 'I .I 4.JK411RU01 i” ''! Johnr.fjin -Cn.d Misva and Al K»i d ’ . • r 42* 8. ORANOf. AVK.. ORLANDO * ■t Tt.n-tt t y. , »p-vigf tp c tw loyicp wfl ns!lftdFiS4,t?ft2fIn t h ' ¥K*r<*4«t ' itj’ifittaH -r"; a h* pcld '* SIP-'riiCi .Aid 'non* [lbukad gharitfatil. , * ■ S.-hV i m*? «G ^ • . 1 :• d U r . ^ Jl r». (.ti- A in OauUevttle • > x-n o th V E3 '-'tA<r«'i' tri.nuii, . ^1; .-!#♦' '» Priced To Sell i (Ml -£ .. •. I U/M"D ••*):■■ LutHrs Tennis • SHOES- ..-U a ■ - •* I.m i (Ju ftilfr Cn.-lilon Arch And Sola S,-!wf.- >.35-tljH . * ry. ■— ATIILCTtC.SIti n“ - —1 F .iw l.u i r o . ' > SIZES i --- - -aJ 41 m u b i) ’ V --'M . if*. f S e t '. •"*< l . . . ’ ■n i- u . ti • • -• A• ... ! I'!.'. ■, , tu-hiu V. (*E.»ir . l.tt • .4. U .1*11 jju SJfc** I W jM S Wfl < g ’”' .‘aidO ltltttl' * \ .1 w ffRM ft.4M.fi '_,*>* rh,4i-.i* • -r ’y* rtdtifOyW* . „«JV ..f - ' *: -. J r .,* ■H. «• M ; S t M - v i .j |i /^V'liUi * $ ,.a:*.! *i. D^T/ilU. 1^*1 BankficiuJ Souri B yP ’ 4 ~ 6 « • •wH—— i.KEDS BASKET?} ALL (Gjm -. _ IilRHOKLYNj Aug, 5 r. " jirdtcl liij uiUi hjfgi ltan ii* s**«*:.t»j i’i™* II* I )||*. |''4"- •f-. ! 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But, It’s the left paw that a t­ tracts tha big Interest—and drama. It's an aluminum hand made bv Ms teammates. The 24-yo'ar-old Buahey la the sensation of . the Sargent and Company team In IlSie New Haven Recreation League, and Windaor Locks In the Northern Connect!cut amateur loon. lie lost his t/efi. arm Jn a fenn i turning to Ms Ctdchester home . after tho baseball season. Until lh# ateldont an rnsllage rulter nippi-d off bis hamt Ju*t below the wrist—Bushcy’s diam­ ond career looke<l bright. Cleve­ land thought enough of him to •end him to Wilkesbarre where be pitched throe complete games winning two, and workrd a t a re­ liefer In five other contest*. lie forgot all aliout even play­ ing baseball again until last spring when he Joned the local hardware firm ' as a salesman. iking Manager George Barren, hxikl for a pitcher,.heard about Rushey and talked him Into getting into a uniform. Sargent technicians picked up the .ball from there and Ms teammates constructed tha new hand In the shop. “You know," he aays with amlla and a waggle of the left mitt, "It's put me back in tho game I love." * Potato*-* and petunias a rt mem­ ber* of lh« same plant family. I 1 ---------— . »-a-.- and stimulate the circulation, Rin*r off the soap thoroughly. Soep /mid* dirt in suspension, and a s , vou rirtaa away soap you rinse a wav dirt. Your lastginsint; may br cool. Init never use- ice. If vuur' skin is- soft, clear and smooth, keep It that v sy . If it Isn't, you will peed to c ld c it up hr applying an rmollf.nt ointment containing ..ulphuint-sl petroleum such as skin specialists m o m mend. k’or best results leave tha ointment on all night. Did vou ki\ow that dtfftdruff can !*• (hr cau«- of a bad eomrlexlon? Infliction often spreads from the scalp to the face.' so giv« four £calf rhr*? Apply tile ointment to On- scalp (he night lieforr you shampoo your hair. 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VTtffgt ■*-.-1 blit i er»rrr-i*mf»irrt-~r- n r l,h t , W*»'4o S aH hW :-'’ -aCg • :.ii t .-' l-V vqaLctl^ Ui invefTOent?F i " 1. 1 :•< !, * - ItilU d rS to i .'A' J-tl»S ilti-.'r/ Phlin !’e«~h —: r j | , . • >’• j.t uM-.i\,-|H ' ' ' Wi. 1,1, Fu !•« i. 1-m-li i >tnhtuUV??cit it' u.u' i : f.lia Wtotm «f M.%"ti* V'V t, > i til lb Tied ■t h t . . • rot . •' < <Wg' H4IJ 1" Ofilh’Cjr a EU.'.I-IV l u g w _ 1 •• ftr.np. , . .. • - * - ^ f a fellow who Isn't a pretty good batter won’t benefit by thl* knowledge." , Vincent declares signally the pitch would have the .adverse ef­ fect to causing most of the hatters the Texas league thla year to chase bad ball*. "Knowing what was coming, they'd maku tip their mind* to aw ing'and It Wouldn't make anv difference if the pilch wasn’t In thero.” , ~ In other word*, the way -Vln-c e n t ^ it.-aH H tytgfool tM i a t r man umloubtedly has much to do with pitching success but this also Include 1 more than employing the element of surprise In the kind of ‘ ‘ ; being served. “ ’ Ry HKTTV Cf.ARKU AP Newafeaturra B eaut/ Kditor Db you know how to wash ntlt fare? It i« safe Imt that Vou don't— even (f vou think, vou i|n. Th.s daily ritual which occupies us from the time we are able tu hold a washcloth in our hands is laert often improperly done. More than four, millioii Imys and girls have some kiml of skin trouble, and much of it. dm tori say. Is the direct result of im*proper cleansing. Kids g4*t In the habit at Ifi early age.of anlatli ing soap and water *nv tline- fnrr-; ami believing they are clean. Your face needs a thorough scrubbing at least twric* a 4l*)\ If It Is quite oily or m aned by blackheads and pimples, you n»r-i three of four jscpibbingi!. If _yau cannot 'do that, doctors often su£Rest repeating the cleansing p n eess twice ‘ rice in succession nmining and evening. In the first place, don", use just any complexion soap. I’dy a little more If necessary, but make anre you get the b e st Your soap should be pure, gentle and as free from alkali as poaajhle. If it Is mil Hv medicated, specially mado fni blemished akin, *o much the bet­ ter. • Next vou need a rohipti’xi’i’i brush with soft brl.it! m (Dn-I's shaviqg linish la fine) or an Ijnmaculatidv clean, rwug!iV •.wash M«m ^wople prefer hr. because they vleanss-clogged |*or. s more thoroughly and are not ns likely to spread infection. Here is what to do: * Wet vour cloth o r /brush in Imt water. Warm water Is all riglH usually, but for very oily skin, blackheads or pimple*, lie‘.lire to have the water falrlv hot. Rub on Plenty of soap *0 th a t you get an nhumlnnt lather. Scrub .vour face the wav a sur­ geon washes himself bijfme an operation. Rerub every Inch In a rnti rv matian/ w ai1 lo iu h iy irar " diligently am) painstakingly, pay­ ing special attention i/i the si/l«s of the nose, apace h/rla-i i-t the evebrow.*-and umlrr the chill Use plenty of wn'tr-r ni well a* plenty of snap. The wariiith of the water. Ilio. length if time lh. Mates Help Pitcher Keep Hand In Game s Bo r t s ' l a u g h *=> |\Vaahing Twice A Day in placing tha ball to cap'itailse on anv weakness. In the Imtler's swing. m m a WEDNESDAY, AUG. 27,1947 IFacc Needs Thorough move dirt and oily accumulation* By IIAKOI.D V. RATI.IFF | AP Newifealurea DAM.AS—What,I* th« value of . the batter knowing just what pitch * ................................ la coming up to the plate? A1 Vincent, manager of the Dal­ le* club of the Texa* Mague, think*, in taoit inatanee* it not only I* valueless but harmful.' Among other thing* It make* hit­ ter* go after too many bad balls, he observe*. -• "Tbyre are several pitchers in thla league who I can raad like a book." says Al. “ When they're working I rould tip off our hatters hut I don't try to do ft. Actually, I think it wpuld t>e harmful. ■ “I honestly believe you ran count on the finger* of one hand the hit ter* In thi* league nowf who would . . benefit bv knowing what pitch was coming. The number In AAA com­ pany (the Texas League la AA) is very small, too. I know a lot of maior Iragurra it wouldn't help. Some would only become more con­ fused." , Vincent save when he was man­ ager-of the Buffalo club of the International League in 1341 the ■circuit was full of pitchpri ami catchers who couldn’t hide a sig­ nal with a bushel basket. It was a cinch to figure them out and anticipate correctly what was coming. "There was only one man I was able to work with very success­ fully,” relates r«*I»tr* Vincent, YiDcrnlw "lie was wan fully,'* -Eric McNair, whh Ulrl.led 1lme at second ami short for us. Any time ua. you gave him that fast-ball signal and Hie pitcher got the ball In there, vou could just bank on It going for a base nit. Dut, the ___..p itc h had to be good or Eric ouldn't swing. ..-J '7; "He led the International league in batting that year with an aver­ age of A57 ami I'm sure he was helped a great deal by knowing the Pitches .In advance. I conveyed the Information by yelling in a rartl 'p »"«"nt»r »mt b*.fnra Inna everybody In the league knew what » was going «iL “It got to bo funny. The catch­ era would atart yelling when t*uir pitchers began their throwing moHons trying to outshout me so ... ’ McNair couldn't hear my slgnol. “But '4 ; »EiV-.r. • • »• • -yjfa rt'C -!*#?>«■ SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA The Clubhouse , . . wNational Air.. Forces pi.wMjl*r»»W'W«fc ... After the nualifyiny ruunde to* I (roll iournev O p i l l S day and tomorrow; maten play COW M E I n 'r i f k . f.v fAflotf fu ailT.tr'r C Dare Ti'li !-.!,!• in-!,.• b-i-l.ft'/M .mil ■, • Pnvv •to (..ru^la- -’ruen^ * • ! .'ll ’ ll • -*■!>• I • Knjoy Bollled Energy . . nt Jiu qipirt*V't.n '-> s|u! ’Ailt liaro I .t.vrinc u««id,'^it4To;iwit >Hy '» Id Im miftv-i.lvfru-r; Ked'.lw I Mt?i*f Min’iniair . / ‘T 'i t f t.dt).y.|;:ibie. . i ,tp"U", ■ten . .- 2 . Hist, -h . Our Bpatkllnt; Unvnr-filtetl , irpr H P!r.-ef Uu; £0 schrdii!^. . . y "■ itioii. 'Aliuirt! 17 pet4in‘ flevcrnKcs when H’h hull TjUrty-itiri.*’ pU.-rr* wlptr vat-­ rii3!*>r.H p eib ^a . 4 in &Q *>bitjiftcn t»ifl Pi.m ’ if'o? l »fi p, 4U..M. U iUKt !«:• city" '•.t V 'i» In N*ts. The l*ikt.il.« uf '..fh-i nr.f.<--idtiriil. .’I, ’■* U- : *2 w-u^rtri? ulJ'shuW- '. tv--My-»uvip of the 2l hdw won B iir« . . ' t 'i ic_. i .'au-J- t u UU-j. etU tho {fittera.at Mia ul. 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Cl III» Ji je -ir' '■( »a' jjr£*imHiie!s, }h' : r t 0 »vl v • 1‘urt-M utuFlj M .4 vlijf./ ' the 27, 1941 ***r \Lr * • Celery men Move* To Jacfcsonvi:.rtrtnnl Daytoim Tonight: Tcum Cops Font/nt J:t Return Here For Semi-Pro Tournament ■i; ' - * ‘t v ' 2 Games Tomorrow WICHITA. L \s. :’7, <- - 1 _____— • matter wbe iftl.' rv- [ AWr^ F 0 t t < ■ — The sirddagty Therm me* 1 WA] « * Daw oitr-avail- able evtrywher ■ - )NEY FOR OLD THINGS i n r to 1 Foraiiarw r> ... ... . I Wsg.? 4.4 - ■• ■ • "* - '1 ' ' '• • • * I N'5t . ■' * /fv Vm‘a Vi : as - v i “C.’| t ■ *'* . .. 111'*-. tKA* • . *... • . T I * « - J * '♦ - _*a.- * ’ ; �r' -'> —f^-^' ■:'^— — .i ■ W E D N E S D A Y , A U G . 2 7 ,1 9 4 7 2#- “m*'S“ - Millions In Europe Are Willing To Move To Other Countries ■ *1 * •---- m THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA __ 'A ' * ; ---L' Hr SICJKill .MINK WASHINGTON - Tire worry ov»r keeping Europe fad and nt w?rk may partially solve Itself through a factor which the politiciane haven't even mentioned: Literally millinn*.* of Europrrn* want to leave for ••iototii In oUut That report- waa In might to Jon, by Att*’> iiliai minUter hf Immigration,' Arthur Calwell, after a quick -swing through ■even European countries to study that exact question. Winston Churchill-baa !>l<tided with Ilritona to ifick it out in the home-land, but Calwell anya he diacovered that 400, bilt-Jrts want to ink--to Atfctmlla. And Australia wants than. 1 Another . 200.000 want to coma to the United States. Thousands hove already resettled In C iw l.i. Millions Mu* imp But not only Britons a r t on the move. Calwell aaya millions «»f other Europeans are hopintr f tr new homes in Canada, the United States, Latin America and Austrail*. They fear another war. They feel’ It Impossible to rebuild in Europe. Ptotecl Europe^ They want to ptoteel their children from ,th a horrors they've• Seen. Vxfkxrf T inother war within five yjar*. The continent la striped with population shifts. Sweden, hnrd up for labor, has Just signed agree­ ment to take workers front Italy and Hungary. Some SOOJ/OO lew* are determined to leave Europe, beginning In January Australia 4- will take. 60 Dutch farm aia a month as long as they come. Brasil Is taking !n selected Europeans to build its 'economy. Several other La tin American re­ public* are half vuty through negotiations to take in European* ---- w ith-special-skillsr-flotn ClTOtlt* and Australia have tal.-n in thoueanda* of- the I’olea who fought with ther Brltlih. Australia Wants People Calwell sava baldly that Aus­ tralia wants to hulld Its 1.600,000 people Into 20,000,000 its the next two generations because they “have no faith in the peaceful In­ tentions of the Japanese.**. The Auaslea want . tint only more population, but a balanced population. They nrod people on their farm and range land, and they’re putting emphasis on tak­ ing non-akilled workoj-t. They' are looking to tho day-when, for ex­ ample, India la richer and will be buying more ‘ Australian beef. Australian range is . going to waste for lark of market. - -—Brasil want* itnmigranr rohnirs to build up a more varied aqrlculture and Is-glad to the "know­ how" of the European farm er and the new European technicians they are taking. Best People Inspired Out what docs . it mean fur Europe T The possible answers kiek here In off-the-record laths economists who don't ‘ want to bs quoted. Here are tome of their coniectures: \ Europe is losing, and will lose, ioms of it* best peopla, The man with gumption to pull out ii valu­ able. Besides, the 'notions taking the Immigrants are carefully screening them. Europe was ince tho world's most important factory section. It shipped to all' the world at the favorable profit that factory sec­ tion* see mto take frdm raw ma­ teria! producers. When Europe loses Its bands it lose* part of Ua ability to export, But It aim lose* pact of the press Ing pch! to-buy fond abroad. More Factories And In other parts1of the world factories are growing. There isn't a so-rolled "raw material notion" In . thw United Nations which hasn't voiced a desire for more factories to piece out fa An pro­ duction. Those factories are growing, particularly In Australia, India and Braxlt. A* fhJT grow, Err-j rope'* old-market* shrink. For ex­ ample, Australia la now exporting many amall ctmsumrrs' artislea-'• thlhga aa big a* radio*—«nd nil! ■hortly turn out iU own auto*. Tha possible .witcomef Wash­ ington economists are n o t parti­ cularly worried. They say there will be a creaking, complaining Interim, but the result la llkwtjr to be a more nearly balanced liv­ ing Kale all over tha world. .. •... ■ . THIS NCTURI WAS MADf after a group of American Boy Scouta bad placed^ box ftllcd with rajtti a‘iUytUaui inetnotrel loWrancc'xUnknown • Soldier. The anil was taken from BcdloeV Island, Hew York, on which* ■lands the Statue of Liberty. The Americ.ms nre attending Ui* alxth World's Boy Scout Jamboree In *,?luon.Fr*,iC*. (fnfcmatJonal)j Pick Out Child’s feet may have grown more than a site in o few nfbnths. Correct Shoes W ith C are shoe length allows three-quarters -/■.; to one Inch space a t the toe. Cor­ rect width allows space enough so Br DOROTHY ttO lr ■ Associated Press Fashion Editor that the leather may lie pinched ’ Whan yog pick out schorl shoes between the finger*. Make sure for Junior>and Sis, chooo them the'heel fit* snugly. Select the well, and remember that th> aver­ site which fits Dip lurgvr of the age active child takes about 30,- child's two feet. (One footalm ost vs W ilIgMIyTorgc-.' than (ho ither.) 12 mllct 3—Select shoes which haie-sof*, That’s why aptall ah-ws seem to wear out *o quickly, and also why flexible uppers, sturdy but flexlhlj . import soles. Leather children’s-foot care ... Is so ant. Behoof shoes should he ' tur- ! nreferred to those of rublier or dv enough Jo give /pud support,! plastic because they allow the foot vet not so stiff ami K n f t os lo t to "breathe.'’ restrict freedom of movement. The [ National Foot Health Council, on organisation of podiatrists, rays the best school shoes are laced ox­ fords mode of light-weight upper (JET THAT leather, with flexible leather io !n . Shoe alie is most ^important. Badly fitting shoes are-otle of the chief causes, doctors say, of the high rate of foot trouble In Amer­ ica. Nine out of ten babies have Perfect feet at hlrth, yet seven out o f’every ten adults hove foot ailments, the major i t / of which— may be -traced -to--w eantnr'ourgrown ahiwa In childhood. It'a important to seU that the children gab new.shoe* a» often as their fret.'irequlr# them. Young feet grow so fast that they reach 1 n new shoe site with alarming frequency. \ Sometimes n child’s foot will grow a whole site in one month; almost always the foot site changes every six months, | Doctors warn r.talnst excessive wear of sheakers or "loafers" by young children, aa heel tendons may get uQt of lino If shoes are too jp f t Udhold the foot firmly. I nadequatttij Instep sunpott also may lead tV flat feet. Stocking 'fit is importanr, tco. Children's stockings jhmilil allow about a half Iw j; m w * lieyond the end of the big toe, lor growing room. Stockings that are too small cramp the toes; those that uro too long may bunch and caurj Mistere. , JsLEEP OH A SEAL* MATTRESS Here are some general pointers ' to follow In buying school dhoes Enjoy relaxing, refreshing sleep this fall: 1—Patronise a reliable shoe on n 'perfectly IwUmftl sealtI atore. _ * * --------- ^ ----- Innrr^prinR jnattrrs*; Thl* flno: *—H are feet mesattrH and ’ tn,iltre*s n id tio n s y o u r Itwly shoes fitfetr each -lima you bti/ ■hoe* fo r viiur child. Don J follow gently lin t "sleeping tin a hxalTj the custom of lust ordering n pair a sis* larger than the last, for the is like sleeping on a clo u d " |yr' Tuftleaa Innerapring Wheeler of Sanford 49*5Q ’ * ; CANVAS AWNINGS ____ i~ CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS Ahimiaam, Steel, Wood I ER 10 DAY DELIVEf Box Spring To Match I ;V 89^0 We REPAIR! Sanford Furniture Co. F B B R E S T IM A t E S P h o n e 80S m * •• * Ned -Smith, M ir. 300 li. 1st. 8t. "Itllh t where we‘v# t for U years” »*•»'* v-*.’ » , . - - �—4 s • eJel j -jFL --»A—T — J^^.^, P 3 ? £ -\| .V '1 * } 2 . . ^ Tr im - .=5: _ * •* 1 ' :%* '..., -_— •~ J'.. TCI TUP. SANFORD HRRAUlt lANRORDk FLORIDA W E D N E S D A Y , A U G U S T • 27, 194? PAUL t i \ & noniii.t at the University of 31**- U l ' l l t l' .l i to file m s|ip c « r*n t* In | i «r i In said r a u k Ip |»*i»oi» *4f W I L L I | * Lf!lft J C N IU IIT . f«»r d iv o rc e “ 'In your country, it’s dif­ C o n g r e H s m a S ta te d hf attorney at the uff.w uf Hie , p n m i i i i i mi tni - -it. .tot Students Attend iir e s tn ii i f 0 h frtlo fe r* in sarhututu, thinks the Nunvcgiaii tii* fe re n t If a motbeii Jid thing* O itM « f ’ Couri^ «it-tki« l-in u t rv m m a n d you is» h# an il u r i^ a r tyii A P. toll 1* are "amaxing." S.»n tays: ofVtkistmlwr. one way,* her daughter figures U. S. Sfmul VITN Ki-f. oi> h»n 11 "T lfn«» m Nanfotd. Ss-ruihel- t.#mtr School Ip Olso fiiTf: i,»|,(t i 't?nit either la p w o iy o# wir friendliness it wonder uud court ..I Sanford i ! : 1 ’ thi* t|* F lo r id * , ntt Hr* i t lH i k y -»i l*> M Uvfitt|‘ 1pa n r h« for* ihe aih that is proof enough that it jirut*fit t&4f <T h u r s d a y ! an*! dae nf nr|kr|ttl< r, A I* l t # L ful. And I art diffccnllv hmV. :«ih day of Ausint. A 11 1st I, German Uu r Mines AP Nowsfeaturea ^ W a s h in g t o n . au «. . >. pp> - ahly is wrong. Here, it is easy to that ia* ilrtAttH ,i tlttr»y erW lie l*eer#» i*r** L‘i« n li*iu w ill i»* tt. p . I I .-root.I. OLSO— “You- cats'4 escape the I’m more friendly too." A; shooting war Is more dramatic, bring about change.'" . A* C le rk of t.il.1 C lt r iili I'ra reafiM tr w ill It# •ikivivti mol j . n t'ft'i 4R«Hit s«>w. The nest battleground in the Bernice has a suggentimt tu Mffi: faiiM! |ifore« «l . * ;I It f» *# tbrtfii'f Court t course. But a battle has just WASHINGTON. Aug. 27 (**)- fact you are 'Arob»***doia of ill t I hi* W IT N K K H mv tiii«ni and v ffk t.tl C ita tin n tNr |o|idi**h«^f In TH * H a l* t U F F t C I A I . H K A ti) war on infant mortality: the pro- 10*p. Kelltv (D-PA), describing America’ in Norway.’’. make concerning inti>rovin< Am«r. ___ won in a fight th at’s import­ till* day «*f Angtiii.,, tli* li* ir * * A, H pi’T , J f . f iff d, 11 #f *Hf.: Tt «*w »jia |*# r «j f- g*ti g1 4 1, . A group of 219 vuuik . Aiaer- lean* reiatiutu in Nor'any; "U'c ant to every mother, father ami mature baby. Any baby weighing coni as toe key to European t*» t| I*. Herndon r ir c u U t i'r t }»iiid»!Hei| In rfaiif pr\Lless than 6H pounds at birth is economic recovery, proposed to­ ican men and woman ti'u,c*«ntit\g nught to Id mure Norwegian stud* .toil tin lo r 1'l.t’in It Sbahy in the„U. S. rirrfe 'L’ lr tu li t'ftiHi M iininolr C' tint). 'Ffnrtda, o p f r ea**h \f F i m U . w » r t fo r feu r fOU i h l U t t f r t t L * M CI li t: r n t m : t u The ernsos bureau has Mil­ considered premature. In some day that the United .States take 98 different college* un i ill -dates enu into America."^ places in th u count!/, half of all .xNvC.> 1aIOI *n*f nuifiai W N I- ^ ftt> my 1 h3»tl n fflein l listened earnestly as NfUjpun TCI. W ' l l X I K l:M M A It lt .I.K I t V over the German Ruhr mihes Mr. and Mis. Harold Ucrkman, itated the infant mortality r a te , !? d u i liinnfttjddrr I H al at tjanlopt In th - C i ' u p t / . J t ; • . . |Uac# efHl. ipime4t.3H.. iat>. * '* fl«uu lie- British- and “gat tho N’nu t'i toiul. Dcaa 4o( Anajpjgn. of 'UinntSMHdw. Minn., oito'ol hk *h‘» nr 1940. and “The m ud.* a t . - _ ' Tor K r h iiW B ..l . ,t ; r : i a i; P i'afui.,'11... — il’* I * . Ultfllit.o ll students at the UnlvrMtV hOttao, mart led couple} *1 the. Iliiitei tity. J*a v*i« p.nHiufli.6, Jehjlnne” . ’ Nmiford, Flffi'idw* mg, simply astounding,' said foce. lheV ate a year old. IH d t j if ,\n Must. the ttTf jipiiti?* g u ilty special care, “(hi nitoWPi-r1 ' In tltr auditorium *t*iLu to them Bark ft uni Jin rope. where he believe that Utuugh Ihay have a Hilt h*H I'fP ll r.* Edwin F. Daily, director of Hill rut l i x i i l l f i r m j t» r. iiwfi.dt.5i. * “very good deal" in'llvii'j: nilh u r a il «*«>url of tho N inth Ioi|»#L<l| T ito . K T A T K * i F P t o U t lt iA Tt* alth service* for the -hildten's every hour," probably will be the attended the recent International of th« main huThling. i ’le rk of t*irr||it ablution to the problem. ilK M ii iif Fto* i«l»i ^e-fujfiiii-t' n4»ityt j J l A X I i : K N i t f l l T , IC»* W V riT fiAKor sume of them , the phrgaa >Nut,wegian family off H w ca u ip u t III O h n n ^ ry ,# uioLv llo titu* *»i , Labor Conference, Ktjley also rcau. “ In 1915“ Dr. Dally said, i’durt VAN.N'AII A V C .N P r ; VAUlHJMT-V. Even*more'unusual than the in-, gold jeporters: “Ambassador* of America" had a* arranged for them uy lh« Unihe fondled a statistic, "66 out T ll IM L L K ItV x fla ttitU f i ttKimm '.Heat) warn thin. Thly had tend hearing verrily, it is not a “repreacniniivr R%•.O IUW5UU.I.1 every 1,000 liable* aliv.) at Pirth fan t figures, Dr. Dsily thinks, ia l*jr; U L Ik n l. A iW*«r ti t it I h a ritia K i : m m a i i n . i r i t v . »«1. There is “a good deal of J»et>ut y O a r It «.n»i p p||=j!)tf> fgp^ywmulti hrt n t •t fl ill Hi* Q l C i l ilitu rl ‘ before they were a year old. the work done with the new ma­ fpar’’ of a new war and "1 don't it again and again ever stM c.thfir familv.” They did mil expect to mas. ' “In 1033,” hf su'd, “we hud la mi Rlitoltllo of iffVurro ill ttnd fo» >rniltiols* t*nunt> Fine* f la t la jit W* first application Id the Slate*, lo have "maidi and luxury." T 1046 that figure wns cut to 38 M l. in »li.m uerv «aaln»t you |»y You ar^ Ihsfffeft in S o llr llo t for tM aihilff a shocking record, with,AS death* *ee how thing* can go on ln- attend the »ummcc school fpr it of 1.000. “1 cunu* frotij Washington. D. among every 1,000 mother*. “Ir. alefinitelv there without leading American students l» Oslo. But C,." says Patricia Shaw. 21, Negro. “And In 104(1 we got it down to 1040 that was cut all the way- to conflict. I feel .Russia doesn't others felt a new ring of truth ■•*■O—ft u t H M OMgft 8 tfi In 1.000—a perfectly niton- down to 1.0 to 1,000. want war hut is promoting our in the old statement. Sold Gilbert *eu I like Norway. Ther.* i* no dtocriminaliun here. Thu inviple tshlng drop fot one very." An failure over there, hopeful we “We have hail excellent results Cranbcrg: to I've talked lo are inure horrified SSnln-nt Knclieh phyrrlka^nncu will pull out so they can move in.’’ “Whether we like tt «r not we than MiniMn-il at Ihe fad of did* ^ S g l d that the infant mortaliiv jotr with certain drugs, such as pen- For that reason “ we can't pull are unofficial representative* -*f > icillin with pneumonia. But right crimination to the Stall’.'." Ikates a country's d c irrV ^ tl ^ut." tho United States^ and a lot of iliratinn. Dr. Dally agrees, '* f f 1 rtfh't think of anv other spot 2. The Marshall plan fur Euro­ •Norwegians are going ,o obtain where wo have knocked tuu-ihird* don’t think you can get him pean aid would go a* tong way Legal Notice ay. by this standard, whether off tho death rate within I? Vesrs: toward answering the problem mote tasting impression* from uj than from Hollywood nurvics tlfcit “I’hwiominsl.” conclude I Daily. U, S. Is more civility;!, or unI of restoring the economy. M t k. r u vppt tit picture us as sophisticate* or bob- T U AN N in And that a about all I rhn tell you M ivilDed. than some other nation. il W . P K IlK IN H U N . w it..... .* 1. The United State* might bv-sox boobietk" , , about habics. except to say that .1 iitiiioK. amt addfraa .* s “Too’many fselors n o Involved Daily has more than an academic well invest more money in Euro­ Cranbcrg is one of J4 vrlets.nl •await aro. hat don’t show up in the figure;,’’ interest. He Is the father of two pean recovery .to -shorten the oc­ w h o returned overseas to attend In* art. hereby ouflfltd that u j « said. “Just say we've done a boys. cupation job to 16 to 2(1 year*. the summer school. A student at Ht h.r divotiw Lai br- m tltoi'm<.1 . job.” Dally says ■ number The occupation might go on for Syracuse University.. with hla in lb. Circuit lim it >'i lju -Vi1a 1 t ill t l i . I j tw n to(*' I things have contributed to the 76 year* “if we continue aa w# home in the Bronx, this- 22-year- •ju.i,- || lulity. til ebaorrry. utulrr Advancement. Among Mem:......... sinor 'a re •----------- — ..... —„ ......... llarvav BetupiU, goatlunder -if.~ .^ doUiff now Jn ... Kurope^.Wj .uld ex-lil-think*.the greauwt c o m ­ th e PH * o l U l l U l t : T C lt * » t « I K e W N f j r doctors, working .wUh. bettor. tb# llirih c v Bsarn V the Ameri-fnr.*' sot ‘Mnlrttr much' ro pliment he ever received was Saiautt. it, Attfto: w PCtlrMA’ I ti l ll.ai t.o .. ." t ■ chniquc*. Better hospitals. Bet can Hockey. tieague, chnioura. hosnitals. Bet•eonomv." the economy.' lirngur, turned-in iurpe.1 in anllh*. ., «ne economy. when a Norwegian frinnd told ottV dtii.ndaia, I* an a booIat# iltrrtt of dl, prenatal care. Belter informed no hit. no.run Lin game while pilrll-l Of the Ruhr coal production, him: “ You arc not tourist*, you •ought roiir ;t' t =: “ t hers. Better road*, making*it i Ing against a Minot, N. D., team ,1Kelley, said it ia only about one- are student* of Norway." Vob .iif Ibrrttoi* i.iinitcil |o; R a s itr . to re t baby to the doctor. this year. j half pre-war level. He anid the ■ t>|wat In tal.f rau*e ill |» i f .o ‘.|b v | Bernice Shoul. 27, /ruin Uo*ton, British Marne the situation oni Mass., a former teacher of ecu* ■ llurt.rr at 'h r i l l f l r r of J h f * ' b ' * j T And to thc*e he would add anof mid C e srf. at th# I'o u it H oUefto Of Nebraska** 77,620 square food and housing shortages and i other, newly found reason, 'i t la ita iilo rd .d c iid n id *I 'u ilnlr, ^Belgian doctor was in here the m ilts about 712 squire miles a re 1added: on tht M th d a ) of Pup' “ We should relieve the British of all responsibility for Ruhr (Wnturala)) ami that Mother day," he said, “and he told water surface. coal production. They, can’t ope­ Xhcrfor. * lUcrvc tint, cimlrnni rate their own mines. How c*n *< l a .-ltlri.d a m f th# ,a#ld f t w a t*f'*’ expect them lo operate tha Ruhr? l#c.t . » |M»rt* • WTTjffcrOt S ir ham l and id flria l We are footing tha hill anyway. •oni Hit* l i t h day o t Aoau»'. AHe should send our lech* litfuver. the! tv-They would - - tr— r r —iir it N i u i A .' r r r n . i ’lit till Court, ’ h-m litj'lt job done." ifant Mortality ‘ yi In 1946 Very Low ids: H i r._ A R T IC L E S FOR SA LE 8 1KCOUD PLAYERiTfor rent. By CANNING BEACHES *nd water- WATKINS ROUTE now open in Sanford. Willingness t > work 8 day or week. The Aiutic Bax, IIP 'melon*.' W. M. Moor-i, corner 13lh A French. hour* a day without a bos* will W. 1st St. Phone 963. earn excellent income and insure j OFFICE space in Melsch Building. LARGE DOG HOUSE niu* In future security. Car neceOsary. Large light offices, newly decor­ .raise puppies in. 'Jll Myitie See Mr. Hollingswortil at 966 Ave. Phone 699-51. ated, all utilftlci, heat and jani­ Volusia Ave, from 9 to 12 noon tor service furnished. Call HASor writo to box 2163, phone FOR SALE W, Hi A A. Dept. 8y>ra. 2U39-J. Daytona Beach. OLD N EW SPA FER S-3 Ol^lTS PER POUND. BUNDLED IN 9 W OR kTw AN TED CONVALESCENT IlfLMK now BUNDLES. open at Chuluota, 18 miles d E. 10. IS, 20 and 26 GENT TRACTOR WORK—Plowing and of Sanford and 18 mllas N*. E. HERALD OFFICE discing (no garden pints). Phone of Oslando. Large screen and open porchee to sit and enjoy AUTO RADIOS. Motorola. Sales' .5 * ^ :________________________ and Service. The Music Box,! EXPERT painting — contract or the cool breexe* off Lake Cath­ IIP W. 1st 8 t Phone 063. hourly baais. S. G. Grogan. erine. Large grounds anJ walk* ' i Free catimalus. Phone 781-J. safe from auto traffic. Large SEWING MACHINES lobby and rooms. Brick construe HALES A SERVICE t—lion. Can- aecomodate 25 only. SEWING MACH. SHOP FLOOR SANDING A -fm lihln*, Phone or write for reservation BERTS cleaning A waxing. Our power 115 8. FRENCH. I’ll. 1190 R at once. Oviedo 23A2 or Dr. unit enables ua to work where Martin 2392 or writo Bor 187 there is nu electric connection qhuitmta Florida. Large sedan FLOWERS available. 21 years, experienc*. for gueata to viait their doctor. r allI occas occasions II. M. Gleason, Lake Mary, Fla MeNEILL A Y&ST YOST FLORISTS Sipes A re / just off Celery JOH a* ctmk or to M ’x day. 6P4 IOOM furnished apartment, Off lea ph, 403 retldcnca ph, 510 R « E. 5th St. * 300 Mcllonville. Adult*, only. MODERN | apartment downtown. TUXEDO FEEDS--complete lino. 10 B tuinesa O p p o rtu n ities See Takaeh's Restaurant. Afro Hunt's Tuxedc Feed Hium WELL eslaldUhed Hardware Busioffice space or store. 208 N. ,_ ,, . _ t ; ness for sale. Clean stock of Park Ava. ta il ' 8en . JiJnmift Cowan* Shoot Metal. m n fh . ndUc, Biut MGT. c/o Works for new Radiators, new| * ’" I i( .. 0r«ld. /U RN ISIIED apartment. All litRadiator cores. Radiator clean-1 — fillies. Couple only. Muctesumi Ing and repairing. 12 S P E C IA L S F « V |C E S Hotel. CONCRETE SEWER PIPE FOR RENT—Floor sender. Easy 2 W A N T E D TO RENT SEPTIC TANKS, Grease Traps operation. Rcaaonablo rates, KanBlocks, Aluminum Windows ond ford Paint A Glass Co. I’hbno FURNIr HED’or unfurnished api. Screens, White cement Palnlj 303. perm.' residents. By 1st of Sept. Perm*-tile. Hurricane braces Close in aa possible. 2 bed­ Miracle Concrete Company, 309 DOlMiE • PLYMOUTH rooms. Please call 72I*K after Elm Av» Phone. 1335. PARTS AND SERVICE 6:00. 109 Palmelto Ave. Phone 1011 Batteries A Battory Charging. APARTMENT — medium sired, II. B. POPE C. INC, YA-DE moth proofing lasts 6 preferably furnished. Call 702-M years. Have your woolens moth after 6:00 P. M. ________• PA IN T— BENJAMIN .MOORE’S proofed now, . Downtown.Clean­ house naink. Ouul.t> whife sn-l ers ft I .an miry. 113 Palmetto IIir i f SO HU mTi LE there is no colors. Floor and Deck Enamel*. Aver—Phone 014. place like home. I want to rent SENKARIK GLASS ft PAINT CO. U 2-114 W, 2nd St. one. P. O. Box 2071 Sanford. Piano Tuning and Rapairing. L L Hill. Ees. Oil-W. 3 REAL E S T A T E FOR SA L K PEARS—Excellent canning vari­ ety »1.25, f 1,75 and 52.00 per SIGNS bushel. George Swurts. Silver REAL ESTATE ~ " Shaw cards and no*lets -1 INSURANCE U ke. Phone 770-M. O—DUE’S SIGN HRXV1CU ’ MORTGAGE LOANS I O. D. loin dress. Phone 1011 RAYMOND M. BALL. Realtor ENAMEL: BENJAMIN MOORE'S 1m prrrft' ftn****r"25Vtor F ai I. Registered Broker and " RENT quick drying, for Exterior and trnsurance Agent YOU DRIVB IT Interior use. S E N K A R I K Rm. 4 Florida State Bank Bldg. PHONE 200 GLA8S A TAINT CO. Phone STRUCK LAND'MORHISON NEW. two story, three bedroom 8 2 0 .___ ___________ . ____ . U DRIVB-IT. INC. home. Two car garage. On turner tot 119 x 140 In May fan. PIANOS—W'lnter .A Co. new SEE US FOR spinet 5625. bench inriuded. Wilt tell unfurnished or furnished MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING Term* If desired. Joseph Belli y, [ v-Thonc 365-M.______________ ___ AND TYP1NO 786 Magnolia Ave Orlando, I’h. CREDIT BURBAU OF Partly furnished home—5 rooms 2-2090. HANFORD ft bath, large sleeping porch. 1L 110 N. Park Phena 186 E. Weekly, 118 W. I Oth St. or BEAN PLANTER — good condi­ tion. T. B. Kinard, box 206, IJikc call phone J6, Orange City. EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING 51nnroc. . J U S BEDROOM bungalow, aercened Fred Mirers, 811 E. 2nd St. * porch, shade trees. 2624 Orange 4 CEILING fans for sale. I.aney’s Drug S to re.___________ Ave. Ph. 2I5-M. LONNIE MCMULLEN’S Marks! Barber Shop open Thursday, SALE of antiques. Kodured prices. ID ACRE farm, with house end Friday ft Saturday. For appointment, phone 1*21-J. out buildings—in falriy good THE HOME SHOP rendition. Form Is In good state Cal, wonder pepper plant. L. B. ~ ~ of 'cultivation, and raady to move Mann, Lake Monroe, Fla._____ WATCII ft CLOCK REPAIRING 1700 Sanford Are. Phone 1143-J In on. Price 18,000. A GOOD FARM of 40 acres: 80 SOFA AND CHAIR, 5«5, exrellent ATTENTION MOTHERS condition, attracllve sea; rovers. acres tiled and In cultivation; —DIAPER 8BUVICE— • Must sell by Sept. 1. Phone 763. fenced. Has small house and Babr Velvet furmthc* hoepilat Waaler Davis. _____________ _ ample shed and barn room. Fatm dean, sterile diapera and deodor* kP was In 1production last year. 6 A R TIC LES W A N T E D lied container, Reunomlcal and 916,000. • safe. Fully medically approvH 1 >0 ACRE farm, all UleJ with good Highest cash price paid for used Call Daytona 2467.W ct llect fer house and nica ground*. Want details. 90 diapers, I f a week. furniture. Ted Davis Furniture offer. -FIRST IN 8ANPORDCo, SIX E. 1st. Ph. 068. - f tt acres, tiled, on paved htgbwsy. 9 room hou»# In good condition. I’LL BUY your ear regardle*« of 13 NOTICES—PERSONAL 5 6 ,6 0 0 . age or condition. Roy Reel, cow ■' “ 309 SANFORD Beauty Salon—Phone S FRED W. BENDER 2nd 8t. 1354. 309 Park. Mary MeMahon. 2 Fla. Stats Bank Bldg. PRIVATE PARTY Will n»P rash Phone 1864. Permanent waves £••• Phone 1MD --fag rotn nr 1941 f lU m f e t nr 5A- up, -guaewateedi Wsfter—eefTU IUJ1EHS, will *cTT Plymouth from .owner, Osii af' tener. Also open evenings. chicken farm , good land, 0:90 P. M-, 1021 Elm Ave. i’h. FREE 'REE trailer parking to right no Dilmftt* rty . No electricity. < party. Jim A oou**, *l*eBetty’s tty ’a Fishing Camn. Cama.. ne, garage 7 pets, Lives lock. Supplies Ten nilnute* couplu would eourf hen*#. Bfl? ,Wt W, JERSEY COW for sale now 150 00. WANTED—Elderly like transportation by ear, to San Wltf freshen in fbsc. J. IL e/o Hermld* ^ / Antoulo. Texas around Aug. Bridget, l<ake Monroe. With. Phone 462-J. • 'ARTICLES FOR S A l£ • •ms;. ' H E tP WANTED : • *—V- NUTUti S K M IN IM .K l ' » l » T 1 P M H t lU A A iiit a r art* •»« . N O T IL 'B IH I t m i K t i r I l I V K N U i* l puvxuxm In Ocrtlon > »( m s*. ix«»« nf M e n u s . a «i « if ISlT.'hnown »• ih* Ml.'ill'IIV AiTV lt» futtiji* In* ,lr**Mli«( Umt In .-i iiiLiiiiI- t'l.u'oiy. Murid*, ir ill !** n| frrcil inr *«fc *! |iiit>ttc «u!Cf» tor Hi. hlghrM unit l»»! c**h hid. *u(ij»t« (u iln* right nf lh» Tr*»t*»« of the Inirrool Improvement >*uml to ie}*Tt *ny *ml «II hid* '*t *n« t'nunhuute hegllinlll* ■! toi* trrtnch. A. «»'h* =»*•■ U8V «» He|i(emhr> A- l! tot*, tlunlde nf niiinl'lpaltlli* e*»»inenf fur toad tlxhl nf *»y It* feet wide wilt be rekertnl front any parrel IhrnuRh whlfh there It *n *inline Bta;i iti.jit .\t t.. »<( until tuii to nnt hx If n( nil iirlroleti in and Hirer' .fuurba-t.1 ttliti wlii.nU *111- In leterteA: * tJite U anil_11 llhnfc I Dienni. wntd i ’la l Itooii 1 I'M ti >il and Si umt PUt tlmik I I'uiim to xml »». U>t 1 lllneh P U k t W ay n u n Hr,atilt I t i .1 Ami'.tl' 11 Plat IlntA t p **» rs. I.nit I | 1 and Plnrli U toihr W'«>. malt IM a h t * Im h - AddlHotl 1*1it li rah 4 I'xMe ti. t'm inty, F lo rid a in t t i.m l m a ll lloatll.ddtr AaotrlalrA tn m ify* for id a ln tlff ISanft'id F lo rid a rc-id.or# and m ain.iB , addt#** I** IXf: t ’th M in i, S U t r u l l h Jfotth I C oo.la.a * I vhp a u k . H K ito s tv N n r in i:ii that th»ri> ha* h .- n ln *tttu t«t and 1 I* fiuw tnit.lUiK In , th.- 4*1.-tdt Court I in an.t fur t'aminol# C ounty, Florida, i in C h in m i T , a am t MK*aln*t j o u lor atr^.tair ,tlv >r.’f w li,r# in you t!’-t|.h F. IV arinan. arr thu D -frn d au t. a - il F!ih*l Chilton ticarm an I* Ho PI’ tiff, and an til.h rp yialrif till- of III# M l# I* K T illil, C II11 ,TO N M MAN. P la in tiff. ♦*. ItA l.P lt P K a IIMAN, l u f .n .t a o t . 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DK AIIM AV a im Th* ■: By SiANLEY THE OLD HOME TOW N FOR RENT . - i * ' �> PAGE SIX / scon's Broadway CANDLES- A Foo-f CANDLE IS <1(11 IU U M ih MToh f r o m one s t a n d a r d CANDLE OK A S U R F A C E OME F o o t FROM c r o A o c So u r c e * oF fHL •How MANY NAILS COULD BE MADE FROM <I|L SQU EEZES AH . BETWEEN HlS KNEES <0 fJE-T IR O N IN Ul t*.* IHJ, r „ I ONE- i k l S i z e ^>F A S rtlN fJL E N A IL ’ fcU u a, k , Wali 'fo'fH E CRAB FAMILY lism C cuutinun monibt exitvis* and shall i'it Hob found himself n auch atatia Nazi Pilots come back, of course. after a series uf pleasant hut "From HwtUeiland we shall cot undistinguished roles it/ch as “A the way lo Snain across the _L’ritutuland hefara—IK tinue Fra free. (Tice ihrje, wo shall hr. Waterloo The excited yoniig German went free Iveil with open arm*.'* Bridge.” He is now comfortably on: • The dandelion - blossom really * mi that pmfHnhle plateau "This man has a friend who lives in Switzerland, and lie has U a giant tou.iurt of tiny yello w '"' popularity with such eompanIons as Cable, (Irani, Tracy, Hoft tifirelinns with tlio jiroper Hpsr ■ gnrt, Coo|wr, Power and - Macish nutInifiijes. From the .Swiss wo shall receive invitations to visit Xttji/erlaml. 1 -nlifornia In order to enable the teachers to rarn semester hours It is planned to estahllsh extension, courses, he announced. One of the tf.ate department Instructor* Win conduct evening classes each week. Mr*. J. C- Mitchell, principal of the South Side Primary School, was appointed chairman of A Seminole County tesrijers’ group rnnil find it eventually, or Barn C Hialeah drf ws many UK, Fur esample, a miy Uks GdJftbrt',* 41though, hi? fflqSMmP may now be at its peak, will soma which recently set • world's rec­ extension committee chairman to day have to seek that prised ord for fltabta earnings in one cprry out the educational plan level. among -negro teachers, year."- • v - fllT jL fc N .BbDYc ? ''sp iR tis: lias more “We Will apjdy here for a three h30,000 acres Of vineyards. Hurray, That, then, la the Shangri-La inalo movie atar*. Each fur all dont WANTED!! BELY ON 4-LEAF* CLOVE IIS, TurnlHhed dr unTtfrhlSfieO. Family of three. Property will lie kepi In first clans condition. Rental to apply on purchase price. OLfH WANT ADS ARK I.FCKY Contact C. L. Carter ASST. MGR. J. C. PENNEY, CO. PHONE !)57 ■ . I j \ \ ■ I CHANOINO RtR MIND for the third and last time. Sheila Hynes, 19year-old English girl, will marry Hi* man she ws* engagnl to origi­ nal ly, Pictured 1%Brooklyn. N. Y, with her futuro brother-in-law. Tlobcrt Wesch, 3, Sheila picked Robert's brother Carl, who had. wooed her In England, os tit* lurky •man. When Sheila and Carl first broke their engagement, Carl's friend, Harold tentry, courted Sheila by mall snd brought her to the U. EL When she arrived both men greeted her, Carl again pro.posed and woo,__ VuUimulmaJ' • :^E^Ep= • He also Informed teacher* of the renuirtment of the Seminuli County Hoard of Puhllc Inatmetlon that no new teachera hold­ ing lower than a bachelor’* degroa niH. !«• appointed in the future. Teacher* already on the faculty gree will i» required to earn a with lower lh*n a bachelor's dtminimum of six sem*»*er hours a year, until the 120 -semester hours necessary for the degTce have been earned, said ,8 upt. Law, ton. Alt 61VI NO AY THI British Heard of Trade In tendon arc William U Clayton (left),' If. S. Undcr-Sccretary of State for Economic Affolrs, and Lewis Doug)**. U. S. Ambassador to Britain. They conferred with Sir .Stafford Crlpps, Hoard of Trade president, about the dollar sllilation on wliich England blamrs much of her trouble*. (fnlcrnatloaol) A F R IC A N CON^O iw | sold. . VO C<OR heps, Ineluding Jean Hansen nnd Kalhryn /Vandonheeg, „o!d the KenoShjs, Wis., New* on the Idea of running a weekly high school Insert railed the "TeenAge Review." The young editors do all the work esrepl prim thalr sheet. There are Iota o f leen,:grohpa putting out teen se­ ctions In Mult papery.' Why does­ i,:Don’t think that the kid n’t your ganr *rv if? TEKN H W S r* are bird brains, Lola dr Gordon consider sailing-a stepping - Handsome button* 1 to a career. Margot Gotta Marita* I* a rnhld Dodger fan. Ncwf Jersey’* Marrrlla Roy s tailing a t Naw Rochelle, . . and Atleen Shield# leinow of Tranqitinty and Robert Whoait broker a* a reyttlt *dt*t(br ton of Rridgeton have been chi,urn delegates to the Northcaitsm l In aalling. Older Yonlh Confarene* to be held a t Jaskaon’* Mill, West Vir­ hg Girl' Scout* from ginia. , . . Students registering at atU ndlnr th* 38th annl- Bergen J n g h r College and Berktnlernatlonsl Girl Scout ment ‘ at *Camp Barree, r they like Amtrican girl* they are “too pampered II feat, have more clothes jtc privileges than other ! comparable age In the Here ara some othrer ro­ ta American h*Da; Maria Eocoda o f th# Philippines We wouldn't think of that you rail necking un- havntng gone out " * l / |v e r waa happier making plctt t # V he raid, - I don’t-h av e to worry aliout the fgn» chaaipg me all over town. 1 don’t have to ‘frel about publicity nnd fan mallnlthough I don’t mean that’* hot Important. If 1 turn s picture 1down, that's that—the' world I doesn’t come to on end. “All 1 have to do Is make a picture now and then. The rest of the time I ran spend hunting ard flying and doing thr other thipgv I w*nt to do.” Hob has earned the leisure. He • lartcd In picture* in 1934 when he was 23 and within two years 1 was a inp btfk-office star, Ha* has been In screen prominence.' 1 ----NwMho-sitrtB-lhetl that-the-diir - i. She get* married tried by her family lt> * U a a * a year, nr must l>« six on or btf-u« Dee. tt. Supt. Lawton informed the t*A chers that in order to receive u larW* net up by tlie Stale according to rank and classification, It <« nrecsstry to hold a Florida certif. irate based on college degree. The mi tv holding of a bachelor's de­ gree or mmier'a degree, he drrtar«d, dor* lint entitle the holder to demand a salary classification; lb, Stamped ccrtlfle^ta must lie r*. reived first from -the State Departmi-nt.of Education. Then the teach* n will lie paid accordingly, h j carY t appearance iar*tKe tours lours of tin? nation's nation * radio stations, pica jo bo In form ed It is a very productive trade trick. , , , Johnny Desmond went to Tor­ onto to play the Club Norman ; "there, bustled about the Ontario d t r ’a radio stations and record ahops with the result: 10,000 copies - <rf Johnnv'o record of "Guilty’ were peddled during hi* stay, mot* ' than ten times the number that had lieen sold fur the several TEEN TALK Hollywood HOLLYWOOD, Aug, Having reached the third and mint important area nf film atarilnm— The plateau—RoU-rt Tay­ lor la a thoroughly htppy man. an honest and likeable itu /T **■ relating between takes of -The High Well" 'and rumInatU* on current state of hi* NF.W YORK — G regor/ Peek, Dean Stock well amt Ann.) Revere - hopped back to our bur* tor muic shooting on Zanurk’s "Oonllrr.ien's .'A greem ent,” film atlaplntiot of i Laura /,. Hobson's norcl about an; li-Scmltism. . . ; Th • bands and . entertainers vound Broadway who yowl delightedly when they are held over for second or third weeks In the various entertainment pie. raises of this nron-lit community hardly ran compete with Churlic Peterson's orchestra at tho New ' Yorker Hotel. , . . A lulel lllllc announcement .arrived today not­ ing th* fact that Peterson’s tuneamlth* have been regeling Ni-W Yorker guests for some seven /e*rsl A rthur Godfrey exnwcd the fart that he placed 18th in a Id l*>M sailing competition a t Larrhniont. ; , . . Arthur noted th-* "2 hours u ,T week he devotes to the mlrruphine and added, "After nil thnt lime at the mike, I can’t gel up enough wind." . . . Another mnvlr about t the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, In the same gay vein as ‘‘Weekend at ' the Waldorf.” Is in ’he-work*. . . . Entitled "Happiness,” It's hving developed now at M-O-M. Gina Janas, a chanteuso who works in the fashionnlde saloons of both Hast and West coasts, seems to have fallen upon a cutu -^aong to hang her future success upon, a dlsiy little ditty entitled t f i t Happened in Pasadena." . . . /Olka insist she's a “fcnilninu Joe K r& IfSIRifClu.- - J i A»uJ*,nif k r .*'>*. tunr* lo his marital background. "Th* Annlverssry Song," snd “I Wonder Who’* Kissing Her Now.” . Joe-Howard, octogenarian abjhor of th* latter ditty, is play­ ing four and five shows n day at ithe l l l.«rf„ Tl,t,nies nlwtr huge Roxy Theater wheren flit* the tapyle about hi* own life. I>earing -the song's title, is plsylng. . . . Joe’s acknowledgment of congrat­ ulations from hi* friends who mar­ vel at hi# energy in playing so »»ny vaudeville shows a day at " Ills considerable age is, ” Jlow I •jlah I ws* 70 again I" • Teachers Meeting By R. J. SC O n SCRAP BOOK By JA rK OnKlAN had iwen avallabla, Claude Thornhill, the brndlcader whose piano stylings nro stiractItUf the recently awe*-minded younger pttulenJ fam . iiinitw l for hi* aliacnt-inlndncss. . . He retnetniiors entire sym|i!inttle rcorrs down to thn veriest musical marginal note, but ha* an Impossible ■time with .timetables, telephone* BUJnbcrs, where he left bis cloth­ ing, even addressee of v*din stu■■ dlo*. . . . 80 Tin Fan Alley is gig- tlln g somewhat over the title of Claude's new Tecord hit: “ You’re Not So Easy To Porgm.” Two Otcar-owning Pauls at separata tables In gsudlly |goldtinted Monte’s-on-the-Park: VTutil fin a ls Pasteur) M11.1l and Paul (Watch On The Rhino) Luca*. ... . Tommy Manville, the MtfchMl-Do”Atmut-Nothing ftlKiw. r.*rjurstid WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1941 » TIIE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA f7kM Cool and relaxed, never a worry — auto­ matic controls' start your roast, keep it at tho exactly right temperature, turn it off \yhen it's done. Your kitchen stays cooler, too, —• as much as 10° by actual test. And after dinner, thero's another time saving dividend—no smeary, sooty pots to complicate dish washing. Yes, electric living is better living — and tho essence of it is cool, clean, convenient; economical electric cooking. Your elec­ trical appliance dealer is now receiving . now, improved postwar electric, ranges in n rising tide. See him today I �I • THE WEATHER To Protect th* Peace of th* World; To Proatet* tho Pro area> of America; To Prodoco P iM fw tr for Boaford. <• v. Generally fair through Friday with ortiiiom l afternoon and evening thundershower*. AN INDEPENDENT DAILT NEWSPAPER /OLVME XXXVIH SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, AUGUST £8. 1M7 EeUbtbbed 1908 1 -A- , Talks At OpeuiDgO Region Meet USD A Orders Election On Hopes To Head American Legion Marine Ace Sets New World’s Air-Speed Record' .v - - Governor Advocates Military Training; World Peace Seen As Further . Away r NO. 205 A s s o c ia te d P r t u U u t d W iro 9 . 'V Egypt Plan Rejected By Council 2 Ousted Demonstra­ tors Seek Entry; Mass Meei Held By Sympathizers Growers And Shippers To Vote On Chang­ ing Indian River M a r k e t ing Rules By LARKY' IIAWCK b\K E SUCCESS. Aug. 28 W ■Two Egyplian tlcmnntlrilor* twice ejected' (tom the Security Council chamber, returned to United Nation* headquarters to­ day leading a New ^ork taxicab g*tr» by gurtdt. They were stopped outride the fleet filled wilh *>mp*thttef».' While delegates inride the chantLAKELAND. FlJC Aug. 20 GF) . bet, were entering tlw final stage* . —The U. S'. Department cf.A **• »»,*,dcb»rff oif.‘EfefphVifrinVndi' to/ • .lic ^ /c K i.y , . s e i t , ^ iramediate evacuation of Britiab •anclton. lubject to approv Mr Iroopi, the two nationaliat* -ttsgcd Flat W a grower* and shipper*^ Tha abatement was the first Ina man drmnnritation outride. They" propoul that the citrus mar 1A1HINO ACROSS TH1 MUROC ARMY AIR IASI, CAIIFORNIA, at 8JO.8 miles on hour (rtcnrly U miles a were barred from the grounds on agreement be amended to permit Ilnute), tha jat-englned Skpitreok (left) break* tha world’* air-speed record set live day* previously by the r.tJal nomination, of hi* atand on CANDID ATI K * NATtONAl' COMMANOI* of the American Legion. Perry •prcific orders from Secretary-Gen­ the issuance ol interstate shipping N«vy In the isma ship. Marin* Maj. M»rlon K. Carl, SI, ol Hubbard, O re, who flew tha record-breaking tha eontrovaralal Ittue. Brown (right), of Beaumont. T ax, la shown at a p r m eonfarawca tn (fn Im utt tonal) j eral Trygve Lie. regu!*linni on Ip ''*n River frail plane. Is ahown getting out <4 the riubhy-wtnged craft (right) slier the record flight. N rw York. At left la Warren Atherton. Stockton. Calif, past national Earlier, in addreailng the openMnstafa Mantlft mounted a different from ‘ for the re­ commander and chairman of the American Legion'* special national V ing aaaalon of .th a1 Legion aux­ •oXphcx ami Iwgan scouting hi* committee on universal military training. (International)' iliary convention. Deway —“ J mainder of the *tk_ familiar slnfeau* of "down with tha membership to “taka The decision wak ■tcmiMinieil the-Hrtotvtrf Down-w UHl m p cTIRF" ' w F. Miller b y' Itiriructlon* to MV T. Ism!” He was carrying a l*rg* U8DA' field represel *alive, to American flag and hi* companion perloda in whlen our meet critical period* mng the condurt an flection wtlon if if In the previous ouster Incidents, tha paaca mky be once again growers and to give ship ippera an *\hmVd Kamel Kotb, waved a endangered.” their apopportunity to ImlL green and whit* Egyptian flag Dewey’a to««ch to tha American prove! by algnlng i agreeIn addition to th»ir follower#, Legion in the Garden followed meut*. * I The Junior Chamber of Com- 1 who hurriedly pll-d out IQ taxi•hortly tire call to order a t 11:45 nitre* haa received Ifl.fJn ij donn- j , .. ", cabs, the audience included w jjhMiller laid the j.-'fm'l front A. M. (EST) by Paul Griffith, lions for the operati 11 of Ihe ; P r c n i d c l l t C .ltC S N c C f l n a l number nf UN security pnSept. 10 to Oct. 10 had been dea, British Matherr j Will the Legion'* national commander, , Tourist Informallon lloolhi it was reporter* and a-few curious Ignated for grower* to cast their who rang an 18-fnch high replica For Renewed Faith iirr, Seek To R c p j f l i n j announceil at the noon meeting at hallntt. No act period ha* been bystanders. of tha Liberty Bell In accordance for thlppera to aeml in theli men nf rhe demonstration In Human Dignity wasTheiiv,thP with Legion curtom dating back Civic Clubs Urged To Past Head Of Educa­ ftyed Custody. Of C h ild !,h*Dedication M*vf#,r ,nn ,0,1*v* for the ceremonies agreements. UN parking lot, which 20 yeara. tion Group Tells Take Active Inter­ . , , „ 1 Imuth have hren unwitged and • » 1 1 it*1*!<* Ihe v-iie fence enclos­ Under the marketing agree­ ■ The GOP titular leader never ROME. Aug. 28 i-IT- The Vat­ ing the headquarters grounds. ( FI.STV1IAV, H a.. Ana. /d !7 *| ,vl|| begin at 1:00 oVI • < next ment regulation*, at least twoOf Lobby. Actions thirds haa announced hi* candidacy for est In Juveniles ican and the office ol Mvron fay Okrlofwx county gr^nd jury Momjay afternoon with Gennre Meanwhile, Russia renewed her of the grower* who, vote, tha. 1948 nomination although ha — * to.LV fteed Mrs. Maigsrrl l.cnc T.iuhy Riving the dedlroltori ‘ * ................. ■-* ad* lor, pfiicnal , repiesenlative of op|Hi«ltloti t,i a Brasilian proposal recently took an extensive tour, Difficulties and oppoiition from either numerically’ or according to n , , t, ... I ' A first hand account of the » -j i l dress and J. Bralley Odham. preM istrial settlement of thq the tonnage of eitru* fruit they Pol u> I. linti.h war bride, announced aa “non-politlcaL” of chstg sld*nt of tin1 Bemlnoc County President Tinman to Poj*e Pius tor lobbies encounlered at Tallahsssee represent. Atiglo-Egyptian dispute o v a ’ must approve the Ka told tha convention that life, discipline, educational and XII, released today an cxehang^ e* for the fatal shooting ol her (Conllnurs Bn P e g * Sis) Javccfs, tdghtlghllng Ih* tourist ”for tha defente of the peace rocational training and the meth­ in promoting Florida’s recently proposed- ; amendment. One-h*tf program tor the rotnin,t srjisnn. nl lettrrs Irctwrrn the Piesidcnt w( milat maintain a permanent od* <>f puniihmcnt of youthi com* patiMUschool legislative and ap­ of the citrus fruit volume, ac- Amnicin **«Ulirr huibant) *i Fmi Itev, Doiiglata C harle. will give lithe intifl. military establishment adequate ..m ilted to the Boy* Industrial propriation ,Uwi were today de- cording to the Session just ended, Wiilt-'rt on July 2‘4. the Invocation. to the defente of this country School at Lancaster, 0 .. was jreitcr- icribed to the member* ol the mtttt lie represented by shipper* Mi. Truman’* Irittr, dated Aug Ih* grand jury reported it* | The drive to raise Ihe M,000 on , . . . who send In ngTeementa. a t all timet and alao sufficient I hx ‘'»V«-«I Ito tnl*-UII-a«*lint iilA vrMrlv tn-nperhtp the t«mth wtlt-, *»i-*•« Ute*li — to perform oqr ohllgatlonr to d a y - given to-Kiwanian* a l-lh e Scminolc-County- Teacher* Associ­ ~ -Final decision on - plartng- tha jp*h^ United Nation.” Touriit Center by Glenn F, Me* ation at Junior High School by amendment In effect will rest 21 rfai-uld nolive of llw lilc n| cSrillmie until Monday afternoon,j "Unless the inor.st fort es of lh away raid that ‘‘the hard fact Fadden. DeLand Insurance man Mr*. Eunah Holden, past president with the U. 8- Secretary of Ag Mwi shortly alter court cmivcn-tl «’ro*Ucnt Odham staled. Chetles t genuine, pcacs seema fur* and fq r^ ..l^ m r h ^ W «Uea- of the f t oridh Education Associa­ urtfe^rt forMnn JsxW orKRn^RfTnn, jcnuri^ihV nt /mu! Vhr»ltiMy 'uppffjTii n pTTPpniiii L s j Y—lb * * gland jury * lion as a member of the Ohio tion. one of the leader* in the which wa* given the n,aJorlti«* apparently wat n:ade ynleidsy stated that the businesses* in en, rtitil. tlif . . .iHrngth . 4ml . .rffrclivr , , Enrollment will begin Tuesday ±_ but the report u ai delayed became Seminole .County are heartily In nn* which theteliy would be |n«! morning it fRl to 12:00 at the San-’ State Prison Educational staff. He fight for better teacher u liriet and •peelfled, h* haa In the vote favor of Ihe enlarged tmiilU In other agreement* rejected attch Toed Vocational School nn Com­ alio served on the educational better fUndards of education, She amendments where the vole by yoiltl wat not in lenion. ’ ' program, and that there bn* been by lhetr.m or.il foitet wnulti bAvenue In the Kent Bond­ ”1 think‘ ItV ’ Wonderful,” Mr*. onlv‘ on* business o-gauirnlinn Kainrtl by tho*e fuccet which ntv mercial staff of Ohio Stale University on wa* introduced by J. B. Root who ICeatlawM ea Peas Slat ing, it was annnunca) today by IVland enid. "Fm aorry It all that had been contacted whlrh poie and seek to destiny them.” Mrs. presided at the meeting. Mr*. Mar­ sociology. R. -C. Maxwell, principal ;s 3 lotppened hut Fm happy about failed tn runUibtiln In the prog­ Tim I’npe’a Jotter, ih»l(*t| Aug. and Mr*. Glayds Hall, assistant. He also' urged that all civic garet Coil wa* named Unporp* the verdict,” * ’ ram. 2<t from fho tn’Miftcal sunnier raUesldents of Heniln-do County clubs take more Interest In pol­ secretary of the group. She said her first move, now Commenting on a report that aidrnro at Cartel Gand'dto. said: or nutxlde tlje r<uinty, !fl vear* of itics If it pertain* to juvenile*, and — - ;r. t * a. that »hc has l^eii freed of 'th# nn out of county contractor hou 51r*. Holden told of conference* "We hasten to exprr's our ‘at age nr older and not attending A Tha fancea and the acoreboanl to aya to It that untrained “Good ctiargrs, will l-e to “get my baby built Ihe Tourist Informal‘rn isfactlon and thsnki for tills latest -piiirllr or to the Introduction of the school*, may -nroll. An a t tha Municipal Park are being Charlies” are not appolntetd to hack.'’ illation with the Attorney Booth. I’resldent Odham polntrd | testimony "to the desire un t d-'tergrade education IA required, repaired following damage Incur­ head juvenile correction agen­ General and- other legal advisers I She had ’rlalpied that aha, ahol out that bids for the building wrre nilnatinn of a great and fra,* p.*o- Mil special nrtangenien'.a may bo red during yesterday* itorm and cies just because of political con­ In an effort to determine fund*, 1her huthaml. Staff Sgt, (iraydou enllcitrd by paid advertisement pie to dedicate Ibnroelre* in ihe hut for Ihose who bas e not com­ will be In condition to allow the nection* hut to ate ’ to It that mental reform* for the achn-d I'clshd in n iptnryel after W# hnd and that bids from th ' t a-iil ecu- noble task of ihnt pca-'r f ir which made pleted this, grade. nr SI AX HER FOR scheduled twin bill between the man well trained for tha Job are M (tnlfniaril nn I' hro taken their IS-month-old ton /ro rt were 11,7,00 over tb» I L1 system. It was difficult to g-t Regular rtasses wi!| soon ita r t LAHORE, Pakistan, * Aug. 28. her and *riit hint In hU relatives ^tractors Daytona Beach Islander* and tha appointed. lyhmlttod by the out-if-town fir-n. In shorthand, commercial English ■ . Sanford Celery Pads tonight, H He also pointed out fhe part groups from different counties (/Pi—Thousand* of 8ikh ami Ilin- In TomkinsviMe, Ky. D was'also pidnted nut lit*' the and Comluercial law from 8:00 A. • was announced this morning by that member* of civic groups that had varying problems to du refugees are streaming from Mra. Poland, wh > came here Cllv hml a llmft of 81.500 apnrop- Mrs. .Junius M. Leo M. in 4:00 P. M. All otht-r classes George Touhy,. builnaa* manager can-do'in aiding (n the rehabilita­ com* to asreerr»nt on needed leg­ Pakistan to India and morn thou­ It'M lIlH S mm I'ase »l»l rlaled to build the Vioth. The are (aught Individually. Noon hour sand* of Sloalama from India to of the Sanford Baseball Associa­ tion of youths released from cor­ islation. she said. Died This Morning typing M contract was awarded tor 14,200. practlrA I* fill-rood for Pakistan to escape death In com­ Rhe described opposition to the tion. , rectional institutions. “Never send students Who ».->l \ special Gordon Bradley, tecrelary of Ihej ( I ' r s l t s s s * e a f a s , 11,1 munal riota In tha Punjab, divided Instruction (siven Tha freak storm yesterday af- a boy to an Institution except a t stated that many ■Mr*. James M. I.ne dle-t iflU class In iljrtaMoti •* held from on tha raeent Indem-ndmco day. *ha scoreboard « l*»l resort," he u rg e d ..'----For Cashing G I Bond orgsnlxatlon, oVIn. k ih 'the 8:00 Io'*0:00 A. M. fur thusn who local sub contractor* warn used tn morning at Ocaaalonally they meet and and three section# of the fence. Ths Lancaster Boy* JWhool local hnsplta! following art Hints* work In the cllv. rnmpletr the booth, however. Han­ claah. but 1 saw them as di.nlrRed Sldpey RIChard, city »up«rint»n(C a tlssN s a ’ N l t ala) Britain Will IT«e Instruction to veterans plan­ ford electricians, plumlwr* and of two months, A ctsilent of Numerous calls are received, pekpl* weary of fUhling anJ dent of parka, reported that the ning to cash their terminal have glass dealar* were cs!le,| In on the Hanford fur Ihe past Id years from local business mm for atudCompulsion On Jews homesick. acoraboard will be in operation Fire DestroyR Tin . Mrs. Lre made her hum ■ at 2iK>J , ent employee-, Ihe must deserving Bald one leader of n group of bond# Tuesday was given today by join far tonight's contest! and that O rm w John L. Raids, adjutant for the of whom are given consideration Alvin Odham suggested th at ,,the • tha fences will Be (solaced If posHAMPURG. G«em*nv, Aug. 28 Hindu* and filkhs: Warehouse On Farm . . , .. . , .. Born July M, lfiDI in (!«rthnqfr, “Wa ware happy |q our homes local VFW post. . aibla. ■ of director* I n t e . t l g a t h e s a tlroj#*e**#.| was . mamMr first. The school I* fulto accredit­ (yfh— A Rritish nfflelal said todas* The bonds mav be cssIuhI at hoard before partition. Look at u« nnw, Lon gw nod telephone lirpj'.,' nn I of the I’resbvterinn Church of that ed In* the Veterans Administra­ “Tha se ore board is fust patched Rritish aiithneitles were prepared Fire, believed to have been either of. Ihn lucal hanks ut*on taka Ihe rinding* under advise tion and any veteran may h-ceto* j together,, si not It we* practically caused bv apontoncou, comhurtinn, to us* thr»e degrees nf comrmlstnn In danger of our llvja, Impoverish, preasntatlon of -the veteran's ori­ ment. The group vote I to Invrs. cllv. Instruction in Iwth eommeveiaU demolished. I- hope that it wtU destroyed a large tin eorrugated if the 4.400 Jews of the Exodus ed. miserably running lit the hape ginal She I* attrviveil by tho husband; ar.-l rriatnl high who-d siihje--t». discharge papers, Mr. Sauls tlgate th* telephone rout rovers/. 1 ,,»« remain Intact nntll tha Pod* com- warehouse belonging to tha firm of 1047 refused to leave the three of survifaL'’ . ,board, ofj dlre^nrs;_meeHgg;r „ , _ ,i two *N. , onIk M Jen.Courses ii ehlHo houkkeening tyl A ln c ; dauohtms >r)il Mr, r;Mr*. ,, ,,BV h Engliih-apeaktng Stoalain* • ut- emphasised. Survivor* o f-v e te r­ gdete^ tha year," Mr. RIChard L. A. Brumtey and Son a t their British transport* bringing them p’lng, Pilmrogriphiiur. filing, hualjj tarad somewhat sim ilar’ senti­ ans who received bond* must go niah' I f f Sanford! On#’ion,* James G. Ime ness.arithniHUc, calculator.and ad­ farm on Celery Avenue early yes­ to Germany. to the Post Office and nhtain spe­ ment*. gt th t rouri»t C^ntfr. 0[ on# grnntNim. I airy One section of tha fence nearly terday morning. v* a-t*l -H|ni | it siIT i, * +e>■j ding machine practice, and a gen­ The official said these degrees I pbotdgraphrd a point 21 mile* cial blank* to tfe filled out ard • 50 feat long which was blown Gueals at today's meeting in -* Payton nf Hanford; one sister eral rlerlcal course. Upon »atl»r untied to Ihe proper Wulhorltlcs. Tha building wa* a mas* of W#r*t aouth of Lahora, Where the lllndown on the south tide of tha flame* when the blaxa was dis­ Mr*. Mary Margaret Priest of First! manljandling. du-BIkh and SfosUm lines Inter­ Tii# next of kin in thl* rate Is cluded Bob LukS and Gens 'F is ­ Carthage; two brothel t, John factory completion of any reurse, fi«!d la in fair conditio* and can covered considered In Ihe ord-r of wife, hery. a certificate is awarded. bv a negro helper and Second: ahlp’s hostpipes. r sected. l be repiaeed w ith‘little difficulty, therefore the fire department wa* Fields nf Carthage and W, N. Third: tear (« t. ' The*# llAaa extended-In both children; parents. Th# Iwnds m utt '* ‘ ’ ’■ l However, tha section on the south, not called. About 50 tons of fer­ Fluids of Hanford, N.’Y ?.*, nn ha'f l> * cashed tor the' full amount, Mr. added thatVompahlon would directions as fs r as the onlooker east corner will offer somewhat tiliser. Including sodium nlturs. be H# brother. Benton Fields of. Happy, Sauls stated, as no partial pay­ used only es “an absolute lest could see. The refugees were In Rourid World Fliers Tex. Berlin Raid Shelter of a problem, since It was pushed dcilroyet, also a ahed con­ resort." every Imaginable vehicle -and oh ment will be made. .. . against a pole Inside of the park we* Funeral service* jrill be con­ Mr. Sauls temlmle l t veterans Make Ireland Landing Will Be Blown Up i a farm tools and implsBritish authorities estimated IQ foot. Men carried women and the and Was splintered badly, Mr. taining’ _______ . , ducted at 5:00 P. M. Friday In the .MV ... would take 24 hours under or­ Infirm, the latter with beda on that thd* national VFW organise, RIChard added, tioti strongly urged nassag-s of th* } NEWTOWNARDS, ' Northern Erickson Fiineral Honrn with the Mulrhead, a neighbor, not- dinary conditions to disembark their shoulders. BERLIN. AUg. 28 ( * > - Th* j j | A 40 foot portion of tha fence tbs nrumlsys of the fire, the Jew*, being shipped her* from The line of march was littered terminal leave pay bill, but that ( trolisrul Aug. 28 (A*l—Cliff F.vans Rev. Douglas Charles officiating, Bvlng, Ihn *'ck am), the dead war* Clear tha clubhouse can ha replaced and water -was poured on negro French water* after their un­ w|th neraoakl effect# abandoned national Comdr. Louis E. S t a r r L» u'.ihtncton and George Tru- Intormenl will folluv In Ever- being moved nut of tho way to-’ with little difficulty, but none of near the burning shsd successful attem pt to run the In flight from roving, bloodthirsty asksd all member* to retain Ihelr „ „ 0f j J j Angles, who arn at- ’ green t>m#lery. day tor ana of tha biggest damoltha fence It In too good condition dsrelllng*. keep the fhe from spreading Palestine blockade, If the refugees band*. By military estimate, the l-»u4s a* long a# possible. tempting a leburoly flight around -__________ __ itlon Juba In poatwar Berlin, tho and will have to. Save major major re- to Anyone desiring fitth e r Inform­ tha world In two light sport plan-! to them. -—*• ■ B lo rlB should reslat. The Job might taka death toll of these hand* on hoth ation lf not Replaced tnUi Mr. about cashing the bond# •a, made an unlcheduled. tomllng \ n B f ] \ H q Bi n g H n n H f j side* of the border In the last 18 72 hour*. , I ted. IChard atat -lk ’ , ' Present plant for the arrival -of days haa been In the thou**ml*---- county service officer, St-— [Plans Completed For n d 30.000 peopl* at a time dur. A group of Sikh* and Hindus Iceland. Raiders Body Found te n n . . . |th a refugees next week call for Dooley ing th* war. • Th# two American* had taken l 'o n y K flC E S M o n d a y I removing the passenger* to train* would past while the Moelems off from Keflavtk airport, near During th* vrar and afterward(and transferring them quickly to waited. Then a Modem party Midwest Scheduled 28 b n —Th* SHANGHAI. Aug. 2i Be Held Friday A« Ml] Reykjavik, last avenfng bound -d y of Cpt. I eland 0 . Faktor of It nlio served ** a hospital. O ra Tha Duaty Roots and B ad d W Nto«n hut camp* near Luabeck, wouM nas* while the Blkh-Hindn line halted. for Freitwlck, Scotland, but a Plymouth, la, la*t of th* mltalng of It* wartime patient# wat th* To Get Cold Front heavy iVMrs. Mary Brown Dooley, wid- Club met Tuesday evening a t to the British occupation sons of The leader of one Bikh group ml»t a t tha latter airport Doollltla Tokyo raider*, ha* b«en lat* Hermann Goerlng, who went Bw of tha lata Mart is E. Dooley home of J.P. McClelland and made Germany. said hts refugees had been at­ eaurod them to chang* their found by a u , B. (r*T*t regis­ there praiiimel-ly tor safety from plans for the distribution of tacked four times enroute and By TH E ASSOCIATED PRESH plana. tration field learn nearly 450 the allied alrfleeti which he had prise* totalling mors than M00 Cpsler s ir moved Into th* Midthat 200 to 800 had been killed. After a two-hour halt the. ralr miles aouthwett of Shanghai, Col. rashly boasted would n*ror bomb Several Towns Lost at the Cow Pony races and tour­ m c< f l u m i m th . A British offlcef confirmed the west today after a alight warmup took off again for London, ■ Gharlea F. Kearney announced to­ Mctlln, gait 84„ Ttara. Mrs: was nament that will take place a t of one of these attack* and yesterday, whlrh routed tome ap­ ■ ■ The struct un* I# known as th# . To Rcdfl In China report day. 2:00 o'clock Labor Day after­ 1870 la an Indian officer th* report of prehension among heal-weary, « lie said Faktor’* body, discover­ '•Bly Zoo Bunker,” a* dlatlng*. noon at Fort Mellon Park. GATCHEL X RAYFI) another." •id-nto. ed outside a village, had been I*hetl from the "Little Zoo , B r HALOID E MILKfl Present at the meeting were Th# CbJeago Weather Bureau Ll*e stock lay dying nf exhaus­ brought to Shanghai by tampan Bunker” deraollebtd earlier In th* NANKING, Aug. 28 (AV-Com- tion 1 ‘ ■ N N b i i M B Mr. McClelland. W. O. Kllbae, Forroit GaUhel, who wa* incold front wa* moving and m alnutrition'along ih a gjid • enmnter nmler the ailiyl pro­ Mr*. Hannan Harriett, C. W, raunlst raider* under one-eyed waV because .th e refugees could ■cioa» touthrru Inwa this morn- In—R near Klaafanma* .lala.Tm **«' Rtiter B.gMfil " ( J a m a gram of destroying German H r remain* were Identified by a C. Rabum. E. J . Camq-Ti.g antT pusTiIiTg ’ fTmL-.vnr«l atul afternoon when the Ford pickstruetu* claselfleil a* war western Shantung pro­ n u u u n m r l o m SHMIgh to let Hum eastward. Somewhat cooler tepi- day gold ring, a allver name braceL. IMMrieln and uo truck he w at driving turned telillal. vince. have ru t a wide twath ir. A. M em Ths Indians Wor* I heir finest i-craturej- war* reported ov#r over i f ter blowing a tiro and (Ida- 1st ami s crumped leather glove. r- recta through Urn Henan-Anhwal borin an effort to save It. Minnroota, northern Towa. the awlping an oncoming automoMI*. __ ^araeronJ dcr country to roach area# within clothing Their garment* were ralntoaked Dakota*. Wisconsin end Michi­ haa l>een taken to Ferns Iit-Laugh­ BUDGVT CUT m /- f * • « . JW N tt- »^tk 1" J j " of jl3pt<w , field w- and mud-splashed. Tlie Court House will lie ctuserl gan and wa* due to move Into ton Memorial Hospital pending and John U onardy. Races will In- port* aaW tmlay. 1 LAKE SUCCESS) Aug. 28 I f f TIn Delhi r Brltisn traveler .re- Illinol* ^ntl Indiana thl* after­ the taking of g-rays f .r n l.nck Monday for-Labor Dav, and the TTi# ' official Central New# y clods the cow pony race*, girls regular September meeting of the —A United Nation* hugatavy Injury, Jtled th a t. Moajstna InvadnT bla noon. ■ ', today recommended roes, quarter hors# race, flag'A gency said defending force* had , am compartnwnt hear Lahore On Apt*. 13/ 1945, Mr. Gatchel County Board of Commissioner* commlttrNo sudden drop In temperatures race, barrel rocs and tlgaag roc*. In/lctsd severs c a s u s t t l h a on and told him, “S*n!h, you're aaf- srr-m panhd tha,cool air, and a suffered a hack Injury when lie will ho held at 10:00 o'clock on that f4,l08J)9H to lopped off a In . at 10:00 A. M. Th* biggest H s r * . pels* p o w will w ,i, be i n the i n , #50, h v i i Red h u farce* i w e r a In in the m e mountains in u u n ie m e along w o o * If vOu don't Interfere.” Thrn, ho Weatlter B ureau‘spokeiman aald fall from a-ladder whll-r picking Thursday morning. Sept. 4. It wa* auggvaled I94B buget nf 13#,403,will he made '.n race prise* will vary from ' the border, but admitted lot# nf *atd, decapitated a Hindu traveler II "aronT b* ao much cooler, but citrus fruit. II* la roported to b« announced today by O. P. Hern­ 702 tor operation of th* p**c* » the Geneva Geroat-ry-----severe! town* to the Communist*. in th# compartment and I«fL •5 to $20. It was announced. agency. don. It will keep us from Ratting hot." resting comfortably. * - ■YA" «3^5§f ** %*:*'?**?**\ NEW YORK. Aug. 28 </P>- LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 28, Wh—The Security Council todev rejected a BraiiUan propos­ al railing on Egypt and Britain to resume direct’nvxuilsiioM In Ihelr dispute over the presence of British troop* In Egypt and 'T he future of tha Sudan. The . motion fell one vote abort of passage but wa* opposed only bv Poland. Arv. Thome* E. Dewey unequivo­ cally rndoned universal military training today in an addreii be­ fore marred thousand* of American Legionnairer who opened their 29th convention in ftag-draped Madiron Square Garden. “ It ir our duty.” the 1944 Republican candidate oaid, "to pro­ vide a program involving participitaticn by all able-bodied young ^Ainertean men under univertal mil• Hnty'lrainin».,f . ' J. A1,! 1 War Bride Freed |Jaycees Receive __] Note* ExchangedBy Florida Jury 1)1?'V-,1'-1 iBy Pope, Truman I» Murder Trial On Wurfi I W , Prison Educator Work Of Passing Address At School Laws For KiwanisLuncheon State Is Related S Enrollment At Vocational School ara.’isasrs Damage At B a ll. Park Repaired For Tonight’s Twin Bill t± *r&±. Eyewitness Tells Of Indians Fleeing Communal Rioting e m fiilJs&dSi spsi»ffe%, V'-’ -1— d : • ~==tb- • r **** B 3B . =v ^4.-: ' j ^| |{ 1 1■ -If! " I -1 u—■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 27, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 27, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a05231d00d4e0ac9160093baf283da96.pdf 14e45a3053c0c91f16683fa5e51065c4 PDF Text Text . • «— ' • . J , T U E S D A Y , A U fiU S T 26, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD; SANFORD, FLORIDA P A G E FO U R earance John Ktldcr will nanvj te lly Johnny Tomat or Charlie Bir-en for the hill aiG grnur.t for th.1 one game. Tomorrow the Hanfurditta travel to Daytons llea-h fur it scheduled twin bill and will lu'.iim to their Municipal Park fburwlay for a . LEESBURG. Aug. I X (Special) two name affair wlih the Islclr. The Sanford Celery Feds split «tN»OUI! a tw in bill with tho l-eesburg Pirates here last nigh*, by drop-' ping the openerj 2 to I and cop- Moess, ping tho nightcap, 5 to I. ■ .The Orlando Senators took Iwth • A'”»1,7-1'c ends of g dual attraction from r Ure DeLaml Red Hats to forge s le t , 2f. three and one-half games ahead TKlsaamnn, p of the fifth place Celery trum, Totals widening the gap lx>lueen the two teams which ara fighting - last ditch stands for a slut in the HlrliMns, If Bhaughnessy playoffs that will Sori., ■■ Hwitffr AH g et under way nest Tuesday. Van Kinnamon went the toute l*«il rf rf for the Feds in the eight Inning lit.tatwar.. ti, opener, which was n s.-heduh-d Itc rrin e tb n , «• •even liming affair. Bill[Stant-m O ru n w .M . lb tossed Uie finale end'limited .the H ared*. |i Bucs to six well scsttcrcd hits. Totals Tonight the Pirates invnde San­ Two *War wb»n ford’s Municipal Paik for their M'.fiel, _ IM <Kt M—t last appearnneo In the 1P17 sea- Funfufr) *1.111* Mill VS« U|—eon. It Is likely that Manager i-> Hrrorsi HwMitii* linns hatl-rl mi FO R R E N T 5 A R T IC L E S FOR H arrington,* Km art. J *a li*r. T w o b*»* t i | U :. lia rtIb a tn ti, .-*ll« r. Mtulrn i> iu«.> l.ih ,'. Soi.ny. M o i f i i o HUin . a t . T jl- n In S i l l i r l ^ M i 1,1-11 on b»r»«i Han* font T. I«e«»t>ufg *. l i n o oit l‘»Pl> o i l K llio sm n ii I, it*-* <ls t. Hrifu n u n h r Ki|unaittuii l , l U m i i *. •tm h r plt«li»n by it .M d u ilt o iu r | i,k lt W ild trllrh i*: M u im U , I in f i l l s ; t w llir f uni L i l r l ) . T ill!* of M V U I 1 :2 * . | S « k m I Im m il M M llllll /Ibnr.ikU, II -« ah > k - m I 2 I « e 4 If I * 2 ^.It, ril 'd, llrltr. r( r.tdiit. e Tylsr, an Hittiti'h. p •/.Hu-ch. m Hronrt. rb a.illef, 11 n-n. rf * lll.ls. osy. 2b llal). • a tru iin .M , |b l.»mlr>, p T(il»h Itrri,- by InillngSl Mi I’ll it 1 Ino »J% ||... , wsburjf soo see eie—t CrrvMt HUpewsr, r.rmbv ?, Texas Holds 1 l Top Softball Tournament AP Newsfeatures HOUSTON, Tex.—Seventy soft­ ball games were tchedulcd in Hous­ ton the d ty the y.ytr'r first tropical storm moved toward the.Texas coast. * . •. An additional l-)0 g.imei were’ on schedule the following <lay. It was the openin' of the ra ­ tion’s largest softball tournament In history and Dick Frr-rman, sports editor ' of the l^>us(on Chronicle and manager of the tournament, found H-> ha I trouble on his hamls figuring out sched­ ules for the 234 teams pat tic:list­ ing. Practically evj/y tofihall dia­ mond In town had Ivrn acquired for specified periods in ortler that (he ninth annual tournament might be run with a minimum of delay. Freeman experienced many anx­ ious moments dur.ng those first two days. lie had not counted on having to scan weather bureau re­ ports along with ni* schedule probAt the last pilputa, however, the s|orm headed Into *,h*i Itio tjtanda V*>*f»a(!d tbw-wjuillk'J). N sdht. skirts forced postpkncmr nt of only one game. The tournament, attracting ap­ proximately 2|700 players, both young and old, l.egan in 11)36. The 11)36 tournament altrachd ill trains and by 1041 tho entry list had grown to tC.4. Freeman had Imped for a new record this year, after a war-tim-1 iayeff, but he was*aurprisc<l nt tin final fig- SA LE WATKINB BOUTK now open in Sanford, Wltlingnesj t» wort H RECORD PLAYERS for rent. By CANNIN’tS PEACHEd and 'Water­ houi i a day Without a bo • ill day or week. The Music B j x , 111' melons.* VV. M. ,MiH,r •, corner earn excellent income amt insure W. 1st 8L IViolin 963. . 13th A French. future security. Car n neiw ry. OFFICE space In Melsch Building. 8*e Mr. HolllngWurtii u{ MS LOUfcSALK Large light officea. ns^ly docor- DU) NEWHI'APKRS- 3 CENTS jVnlinla Avc. from S to 12 noon gted, all utilities, heat and Jani­ PER POUND. BUNDLED IN or write to Ikix 2153, phone to r service furnished. Call KiW" It la the nation's largest. 2fll9^>, Daytona Beach. BUNDLES. W. R . k A. Dept. Store. "tlifreVno uui'sli.in alioiiTTr.” wTs i 10,.-1^, Experienced Meat Ciitlcr. Perkins the comment of M. J. Puulley of HERALD OFFICE CONVALESCENT HOME now lliothrrs. P. O. Boc 207. Phone lutkewoml, O., executive secretary open at Chuluota, It) mili-s S K. 200. In Land. Motorola. Sal"* of the Amateur Softball Associa­ . of Sanford and 1H miles N. K. tion. of Orlando. I^rg e screen and' V'hniM BM 1,1 ^’i GIRL for cashier L cosmetic, mun-I hoimHMI. { lri>#Bli0 ^ Un,y; Drug open porches to sit ami enjoy * the cool breeses off l^iu* CalhMRWINO MACHINES erlne. Large grounds ar\.J walks R ILES A SERVIC E ‘ WORK WANTED safe from auto traffic, luirgc RKRTH HEWING MACIf. ^ IIC H. FRENCH. PH. 1190 rUACltlR WORK—ITuwing and lion. Can arrotrtodaic '26 only. d ik ing.(ho gulden plots). Phone Phona or write fox reservation FLOWERS .at once. Oviedo 23C2 or Dr. foe all occasions Martin 2398 or write Bos 137 ■ Chuluota Florida, lakige redan HcNEII.L 4k YOST FLORISTS Sipes Av». Just off Ctlsry n.tiHiiiA s for guests to vlstt their doctor. Office ph. 403 residence ph, flIO R Ti** A u a m lln * 9 ROOM furnished apartment, SO00 Mellonvillr. Adults only. FLOOR SANDING & finishing, i tsimsvilte TUXEDO FEED6—complete lire, Del— mil cleaning ft waxing. Our power Bunt's Tiix'd* Fe"d S<ure •• isrtm rnl downtown. unit enables us t» work where i's Restaurant. Also there in no electric comiectle.i l^ estu irg office spare nr slot.1■. 201 N. See Jimmie Cowan's Sheet Metal Bvailald". 21 yeais esperlcnre. I'alatkn Works for new RhdfAtnre, new Park Are. II. M. Gleason, J-»kn 5lary, Fla. trsjtoiis reeli* VrelrrSsf , Radiator boras. Radiator irlrnnt--ba*4 -l-« inltlng. 2 WANTED -TO-RENT 1 0 R pstness" O PporV unTltc? • 2-t. Xanlorrt l>l t), Dstlons Ibs.l CONCRETE HEWER PIPE 8EITIC TANKS, Grease Trap* VVKIJ. enlaldUhcd Hhrdivste Busi­ ness for sale. Clean slock of Illocks, Aluminum Window.* and i - Meases merchandise. Box MOT, r/o Screens, White cement I'nlnl, Hr Is tuln a l tmtasmi Herald. fatalW a «• Im y lo n a )l»oeh Permn-tlle, HurrirSne braroui I..e - l,o r* at H a n lo n ! » Mlrselp Concrete Company, .109 12 S P E C IA L S F n v iC E S al l AilBMlIi.a at Kim Avo Phone 1335, j . SSTIUSAI. M’A UIK DESPERATELY need house or FOR RENT—Floor sahder. Easy i ;anartm ent for man, wife, 2 Batteries ft B attery Chartfing, operation. Krnnonaldo rates, Han­ itroublv a children. Furnished by 1st of II. B. POI'H < ! SC. ford Paint .ft Ginas Co. Phone . Saplsm U r, Call 722-M. AINX— BENJAMIN MOORK'H APARTMENT — medium sited, house paint. O ut-id1 whlfe tntd DOlHiE - PLYMOUTH colors. Floor am! I»eek Enamrls. * jwa/erably furnished. Call 702-M ItsUurgh 65 U '*** U ’* PARTS AND- -KJfltVICB a f u r 0:00 P. M. KKNKARIK GLASS ft PAINT 6" ** u 109 Palmetto Are. Phona 1011 tilladrlphta CO. 112-114 W. 2nd St. iirautia gesi iedaw « REAL E ST A T E FOR SA L E I'tibagu ». New York T PEARS—Excellent rannir.r varlllnmhl.tn 11, F ltU liU M »• iT m n tb all 6. fb llsd slp h ta I H it-) f BEAL KHTATK ety 11.25; $L75 and 1L0O per I a iu Ii I# II m I oh * <n»U) INSURANCE • bushel. George Hivt.rtr, Silver tM KIIIlSS t.BAUCIS . MORTGAGE LOANS I-ake. Phone 170-M. RAYMOND M. IIAl.j.. Rrallor ENAMEL: BENJAMIN MOORE'S Registered Broker and Impt'rvo Ennmrl Cidor 1 .< t, Insurance Agent quick drying, fur Kxtmlor ami Rm^ 4 Florida State Dank llfilg. Interior uae. 8 K N K A R IK HIGNH GLASS ft PAINT CO. Plume Show cards and 320. ' 0 —DHOTI SIGN BKHVIffM £• -----* ltr<*lli 0 . I). loindress. Phone 1011 -try*tang ]■. 1 ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. 0 irnlihrd hr *m—rnrnnsm ■■ »»wa u ■■i— ■m * fhtl»d»l|.til» T. H ,*u. ft. Montgomery Word, clean RENT A CAR Ht. txuU t. Wei and In good condition* .A. J. . YOU DRIVE IT (Ttitoitfo I, New 6H acre ferm with g.tod B.room I-oaalug Transfer ft Htnrnrj Co. PHONR 200 . house amt barn on uaved r< ad, 001 F.. 3rd St. Fh.mo 118. RlttUCKLAND-MORIUSOM bath, gas and clectnrlty. it-.bblaa,' Z»ua *. Tyt*r. Iluo* bat. UDIUVK-IT, INC. It<l lai lUrrlagton. iluirSr. Bail-r. PIANOS—Winter ft C'». iP 17,600 00 II.' I Xuba. Hull* f fltellb bawtl Farm prirci^ were never hotter, stdnet 1325. Imnrh in, ZrWenocli. T|0rv, U»s», Mmart. tuti-r, SEE US FOR ■: fh*y help pay for this farm. Trrms If deslre,|. •Jo-pph salt*-!..Id. llarfllUM. Urbl-v. t>out..« MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING ; . AV..B. WILLIAMS, Realtor * 730 Magnolia Avc. Orhm elayit-HalwrlUM 10 Hlahloii to. *«‘ e\N I) TYPING b»; Tiler t" Murray lifflUlIttU-U. 2-2090. fU — CREDIT BUREAU OF te«(( tin La***• Hanford 7. I^*»butu *. Ila*« <>n h*IUt off l«ml»> I. SANFORD DEAN rj-ANTKP. —* good encdlHirurk oet» .by Mtanton l latiji r 110 N. Park Phene IBP tion. T. B. Kliiard, box 2U6, Luke S. Wild l.emlcr Til > la) ■»' furnished. humi Monroe. a' . |>n«b**i l.f |iirr«i kavely and.1 *'*»**| ith, large sleeping porch. II. EXPERT .RADIO REPAIRING Ksm*i 1:14. YeekJy. 11H W. ipth SU or Kr*<f~MytTs..ail E. 2nd St, phone 10, Orange City.' ' Legal Notice LONNIE MCMULLEN'S Merkel •ROOM Iwngelow. screened TWO BURNER FlofstVH nU.hcatN O T IC at Barber Shop open Thursday, cr. Office mahogany flat top ), shade trees. 8521 Orange XMlr* It berths | l t * « l t d » • *re Friday fteSaturtlay. desk. Mahogany Steel filing In lb * wo-utwoHrliia L trains** Ph. 8I6-M-* cabinet, sectional book cases. I t . I l r ,,ad end r ,. m l « * r U l " THE HOME SHOP l b . Ild lt lw u . nam e, ■•H.mlh«t*1 farm, with hotts-* end Mrs. Dlghton, Phone 1204. WATCH A CLOCK RKPAlltlNG under C a p la .i W o rk s" and that w* lailinge-—In faUly good 1700 Sanford Ave. Phon* 1143-J »*nd v> ***l*i»r *aM a»ni» pur« .. Farm le In good state SALE of antiques. R-.liirc 1 priees. ■U ttil t o - lb . I* ,tin » f d!>* K lilN L .it. ATTENTION MfYl IIKHH tion, and ready to move H a lo . H l . t . l * ( f h l P t * / 11*62. la*1* * —DIAPER SF.im CK— of F lo rid * 19111 w ith lb * <*t*rk ..I M jK D O t,', ’ *' Cal.' winder pepper plant. 'ARM of 40 acres) 80 Balry Valset funtlihes hoypilol tb* iH rrun I ’o n rl wf H.nililr<U r'Him.Mann, Lake Monroe. FIs. * ' clean, sterlle dlapars and dcudnr- «y. r l" i,,i.i »d and In cultivation: -I' 2 Ha* small house i\ml ixed container. Ecurntmlcal ami , tJ-WaUu iyl and ham room. Farm safe. Fully htedlndl/jipprovcd it iL> )tan «> **n Clw tt.r* , production lest year. Call Daytona 2407-W crdh-ct f t r (Fit** pu’Oir al Inn. A«l»f,l?. I»IJ) detail*. 94 diapers, FA a.week.' "FIRST IN-HANFORD” x% . all tiled with good — -m m itY T .' n T u i i l W* FASKKIHKL't. wk< *a 13 NOTICES—PERSONAL TO | AfffSU «i. -- .I,,, f ..u f Sif'l,* a r# untnasii SANFORD Bcauty S.lT.n-l'hone Ymr *r« h r r .h r im lU W rbst n 135V COO Park. Mary McMakon. salt m» -Useror ba» b**A laMKuw-t ttB iZ S n a ffB t tenor. Also open evenings. to tb« r'in u il t-rnirl. Uf , Ik* Min'd Judlrlrt I M W Iriirlda. n«u r e n n tr . la *bun».tr. un-ur th . m u ..r o i m i K K . i t j h k i n at*;, Idainittr, M. JIN N ): IV , t’K H KIH twig, d.lri,it»m . stld that Hr. i.lV f •»U|tri Ik a * a b n lu lr •Ircrt* of dp FREE ftn ille r.parking to aipht S upplies party. No electricity. Jim ft vor*% s Betty's-Fishing Cam a. : ! . Ills reply was ‘W h ^ lo n 't you Hurry With The Girl Opened Training so. try running your own gym V ” Water, General Camp For Pugilists The opportunity CUM when her f » t» r died two years ago. Today, Newnfrsli'rca - •Through Challonge tin this auiet southern Nc>* Jetsey Al*SOUTH BEND. IncL—F alling SILVER SPRINGS. Aug. *6, (Special) — Automatic suspension for the remainder rf the reason faces Dcl.and Mgr. HUI Hieinecke if he is tossed out of another game. So said Klorid-t State l.'Uk'tir Tits., Syd Morion,; at IraKUr headquarters hern yester­ day. • . Stelneeke was waned In .a tel*, pram In which ha also was noti­ fied that he had b e n fined $26 for his actions in a game at Han­ ford Auk. 19. "Please noveln yourself* accord­ ingly,” Pres, Ilrrlong said after stressing that "any fur'.het of­ fenses by you resulting In your tw­ ins ejected from tho gant.i will tnwm an automatic .lunponslon for the remainder of the kehaon.” Also fined 125 was DeLrtnd Shortstop Gene Ciolek for his mg burst at nGinrsvilic Aug. 13. Frank Pauliek, I’mlalYa catcher, was fined |5 for a scum he surged at home on Aug. 14. , t community. not far from Atlantic City, she haa a well constructed AP Newsfeatures PLEASANT VILLK. N. J. — outdoor ring. a sm all blit adequate­ There was nothing in her curricul­ ly cfpiippcd vynmrti'um. outdoor um at. Cornell University that in­ basketball court................... indoor teerra* dicated Imotni Byrd would end up tion facilities and on the books running a training .-amp for fight­ are construction of - tennis and ers. and handball courts. * mlcs and chemistry and rams out Montgomery trains nt the camp • SHe had majorfd in homo econo, and naturally ll No. I atnnig the of school to* take a position with professionals. But Mien ’ Byrd's the New York state department of hygiene. Boxing hadn't tven favorites are amateurs. She has organised o cjnh of be­ been one of her favorite sports bat after two years of watching such tween 20 and 30. the fiis*. sutji fighters as Bob Montgomery go group-in this section. Nona of through their paces, Miss Byrd can. tell vou a lot about the game. them harp turned pro ns yet hut Mist Byrd says she gut Into the she is hopeful that out of the business chiefly through a rlftrl- group or the future ones svlll cotuo Icnre. a top notch pro fighter. "A friend of mine nwnoda gym­ nasium in - Chicago’s loop and 1 visited It several times. I couldn't sec how a fighter could condition himself in such an lll-llghled, bad­ ly ventilated place and I told h'ra West Pointers Are Unhappy Over Sate- tS Of Academy’s Horses ' X " g S f t f iT u , u o .r - f .‘ ■ 1.j.fJ i > '» ,• \\ r.ST rO IS T . N. Au$. 20, td*)—The red brick sUbb* at the united, state* Military Academy Is ahout-tu run out if horsea and MUNICIPAL PARK 8:00 P. M Sho only Army *j)o*t maintaining hnr»e5. Kiccpt for privately in«in* talned steeds, Skippy, th« ArmyV fm asrot mple. will have tho 'Point to himself. der the hammer. Only veterans wen* hidden at an auction that liroituht S7.R36. It also brought unhappy frowns to the f a m of four teen age daughtcra of Academy ovrsonnel who mw tto lr favorite mounts being sold. Nor were the bidders "It’s a crime to soi them go from here.” said Walter NlrholU, who bought cjght pol l horses for use at the Bethpage, L»»",f Maud, Pntn rinl. M Polo Club. “II Leaf.t hate In to fat cet afk Lrciif break ' at the Caovta' expense." Hruee laarnefl ImtukIii for 3140 (wp of the sis caisson horses that, last were used at th j funeral of PRE-WAR ^Quality Whiskey blended with Finest GRAIN Neutral Spirits WATCH FORME First fir s t A m o n g Finn Fine .W h iskies...B le n d e d W h isk e y 16 proof. 63ft CRAIN neutral •pkth. Three feathers Dbktbutori, Inc, New Yoik OZARK IKE RCCkO W A » K IN 6 T R C T C H IT TO TH RBH ^ BASES? By Walt Disney MICKEY MOUSE X THOUGHT VP COME BACK. HERB WHERE ITS SAFE I THE LONE HANGER By Fran Striker True Confession. I MAY S0G TWAI*(«Y ROLL T '.01 TtU. MS l)CW MVMOTHER GOT xiuro \— -------------- AMASKED MAN? A m^KtD \ m GOT VASE TOTHE fJCT TU4T Y0U> BWTVn MAO rnwx VUMflKXStOtbOGCOfTW TV6CL BO M 4 TUt HiYHXl t T7S YWH/S0IWLLE0 « * e a o T M tt/i M T im -e u M ia * 10 STEAL B i Paul Robinsov yTievftatT v V«u at* themtor* tequir.d l * airerar In »*t« <•*■ In. p tr » » or by, it, every other effort to get a ticket for the Nolle Dame,Auny football name lure Nov. H, 14, year-old Ih’itnis Patrick TurnoA wcote In Coach Karl II (R«d| T!Inik at' West Point and offered Us s«rviy«s a s 'w a te r boy.. Coach Blail. replied that he wm sorry lie couldn't' g»ve Dennis' Paliitk the job, "As nn matter of fact." Mali: added, “so great is tho demand for tickets 'so the Army NotrrDam* game, ami so many arn the applications for odd jobs, it would not surprise me If the task if water boy would In tha end as­ sume •sufficient importance to merit the rank of general.” . - - — ; •\ ____S s �inp i-iuai. ~ ■ • . ... . ■ ■■ ■ • : - • , ** Unity Ther* Is 8tr«nxtb— THE WEATHER To Fretfet th* P lU a o f t h . Worlds ■ To Promote th# Proer**« of A m r k i i To Produ<o PrMporlff for ■Sanford. Fair through Thursday rxcaut ritk of local thun,l«r»haw«ra lalate afternoon. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW3PAPEU /OLUME XXX VIU U, S. Approves Established 1908 Inverchdpel And Wife In U. S.. •----------------— -— -------------- ------------ SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A , Former-Nazis Recruited To W ED N E SD A Y , A U IillS T 27, 1917 A s s o c ia te d ' P res* L a u c d W iro -* 4 . * SuKar licit And Mate Held After (Street Brawl l*V C o n t r o l P la n . American D e l e g a t e To UN Ret;rets Soviet Failure To ■ ^ Help Draw Papers lake success. Aug. 27 w v The Untied Stain approved a »c, riei of piojtusah fur formation and operation of an international agency for control of atomic ener­ gy. Thi* country wa* the liral to lake tuch action. Frederick H. Otborn. United ates Representative oo the UN Atomic Energy Commtiiion, alto expressed thli country's regret that the Soviet Union took no pa it in drawing up the paper*; Otborn tna«|e a-brief statement to tha political committee of tliu United Nation* ' Atomic Energy Commiision when it began formal comider«tion of tha working p v ■ri drawn up by committee* nt lagatea- Tha paper* will form *1 *t »‘« »« lli*. •Vcond report to - the Secupty Council di>* Sept. IS: "At a whole," he laid, "thcVi panels draw a broad picture of the function), right* and obligallon* of an interiutloua1"ngciicy which would lie charged with 1 tha operation *»d management* and sole control of all dangerous atomic activities—between this concept and the concept of na­ tional agencies, among which m g* Intern*tiunsl agency* With pow^ era of Inspection would act us a regulatory body, there is « wide gulf. In the mind of the American delegation this gull marks th# diffarcnce between ef ftetiv* security qo the un« hand th* extension of national ri Valrjet on the atomic^ field on tha Other. “Thera can be no doubt as to •u r choice between these two. ’ T her government of the ■United T | Blst** la fully prepared to accept these paper* s t riow presentc d ’* 'r b# political committee began ly the fin»l*Xtage» ''(jf' « v n ' on tne second report. The United States and Russia stll| are in etfdtig disagreement on |hc fun­ damentals of atomic control, with no change in postloni in sight. Security Check Made , pn Arabs In Palestine / JERUSALEM, Aug. 2 7 -W )— Fbr the first time in nearly a decade, police today began broad ■cals security checks on the Arabs of Palestine. The checks, followed tha Jewish. Arab dashes of -a fortnight ago and two recent bombings of Arab shoo* -accused by other Arabs of having violated a boycott against Jewish goods. i f Roving police stopped ail cars w a n d . searched all pedestrians for Weapons, but no arrests were re­ ported. Official sources said six Jews, all -ballaved members of Hagans,(he underground Jewish raifitia, were Iniurrd In Tel Aviv last - night , whan a Hagans band tried to prevent members of th* 8tcm gang, a more violent underground organization, from pasting up poster*, -* The poster party was said to have been driven off, but a short tint# later about 30 Jewish yeutht brandishing clubs swept through th* main street of the suburb w hen the Incident occurred, club­ bing Jews who resisted. They en­ tered one house, battered the furtidturt and clubbed the two in­ habitable. Pour bthers were beat­ en in tha street. Special House Group Europe Inquiry u NEW YORK. Aug. 27 W - A ID-member special bouse commltlee on foreign aid will sail for on the liner Queen Mary far a 45-day ‘Inquiry In 15 ) determine what Amer_ are best suited to Europe's economic proA. llerter chairman, said ___study means of the . Marshall plan BRITISH AMBASSADOR to.lhu United States, Lord tnvercbapel and Ida ChUeaQ-burn wife, are "(iowii on their arrival at LaGuardla Field, N. Y. Divorced In loti, after 17 'year* of marriage, the Invcrchapcls were remarried a few day* ago In Kdlnburgti, Scotland. The British en­ voy left for Washington to Join loan conference. _ (International) 2 U. S. Employees Educatiop Group Gffij Account 01 Head To Indian Violence County Teachers Sikhs Attack ; Train P r i n c i p a l s Discuss And Try To Enter Coming With Compartment Doer Supt. T. W. Lawton LAHORE, I'akiMnn, Aug. 27 (JP)—Two U. S. State Departtnent employees said Inday a Sikh mob held up train on which thev were riding, killed 1!> Morammcdar paaaengrr* -nnd twice attempted to force a wav into the Amerirnn's compartment. l.ieuL Col. Charles t ’nptp of Idttie R»ek. Ark., air ntuckr "Tlp-rt- an- sever ai -indicatlotis of ircrllitilit! activilie* in tiie llniltsl State* tone fn, n Spanish foreign Irgjnn. H ecruits, chiefly from SS personnel, are reportedly Principal* of all Seminole Coun­ sought fur their m ilitary expert* ty schools. white and lolnird. met ties* rather than ~for their p-ditm terday tnmning at the Coutt nnl conviciiurn. Th* Army tumrres went on to Ifoure with Supt. T. W. Lawton alleged recruiting of foeto discuss mallei* prilaining. to dlteius mer’’ German Luftwaffe personthe new school year. Other report*," they added, Dr. J. U. Root. lursidrnt of * Britons Make Drastic Cuts In Food, Gas Meat Rations, Foreign Travel Slashes In­ cluded In E f f o r t To Trim D e f i c i t }U. S. Army Discloses Pilots Leaving American Zone Foi Spain, A T g e n t i n n FRANKFURT, Aug. 27 Id 7 U. S. Army tourer* said lod.iy there were several idication*" that German*, paiticufarly former Nwt SS *men, wen* being recruited in occupied Germany for a tuppotnl Spanish foreign legion ih l upin's Spain. •VJd'H'V1* (i|er.ltnrd lb IS* svhrtfit r th e r Iterievfd th* rrpOifrd rrt'tuiling had the Support of the Npanish government. The Aims' rrpotl lent *ome weight to -the claim of *- formti German pilot that he would shortly leave American-occupied Germany illegally for. .Spain to instruct wiuld-he -.Spanish fliers. T U -W -yvarrid watfe fighter pilot said lie knew of "dorm s" of German aviators who lia-l [I'fcjied Spain by git "un­ derground railroad1 ituco the end of lire war. Army ipiartcra, asked to comliifnl on the fighter pilot'* ns-Vitiona, replied: r LONDON,. .Aug. 27 (AT— T U Uittiih government announced to­ night drastic new rut* in food, foreign ‘travel, gnoline and other item* to reduce the national trad* deficit nf (nl0.O00.O0O pounds ($2.-100.000.000) hy more than ...rc llrujl^^ . . 0 11fc"tffw Inin,ii.mr, announci in the vacation•*brente.of P nnl«,trr.cldy meat ration .of on* shill--' Mini tier Attlee, m l the present Ing, jwq pftKc In vme ihiliitt| (2 0 cent') It also fture the tsa rallot) a t the present reduced !{Vol of tw» ounce* a week, a heavy blnw do rmo of tin- world's gri<at**l t(Sdrinking nations, and ordslntd *‘'rtl»'lnitl iallv reduced’* auppliaa of n .TFj fund (ii'revtauraiils. n Addition, tlu- period during , «hich people can slay at a hot*!N i without surrendering rathm books i was ie.lured from four day* to j IWm liopoit. o f'c e rta in luxury J foods, tu he auno\ime-l lirtvr, w^s * _ prohlhli|-b. M * ' Rtr-p* are lioing taken." th* annmmcenient said, "to 'lp»lt -th# ” nunit» pub- ! ■ t » _rt of, nnd attr-ndanc-Fat, Hr luncheon* anils idinner*."ri m nx ttiOAg fORIUNS HEIR John Dolpk Spreckets 3d {U-lt), writes a note on the (’..Mir of tiro Wuat 1*,* An gelds Jail, alter ho and his wife, la,IT Dell (right), weru arrcptcd. I'ntiiT? charged that they xhisy-sl Out u dume*tie diiTcrtncc in the middle ut Santa Munir a Blvd. Sprecke|t leqntrvd medical treatment for cull m hit lU-Clc and lace- IHs wife was cut on Uia lips, forehead and both knees. Tlrcy weru tclcoud orr bait. (/tdcrriationri) Railroads Reveal Hail Storm Hits New Gatchels Injured ( York As Heat Breaks InXTTruckwwAccident Jj!.v‘Je(* Reduced Travel,^ . . . jWinter Park Meet Hv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Near normal weather, with »«a•Near Kissimmee Member* of tin* Dibit ('tub w*-n- Higher Expenses fonnhle temperatures, prevailed r | W ffli m J «'v?«'ntl»-*l an ’ invitntiu t front t!m -ivei most of the rountry today. l - H luvohe. tieimon air force per­ T u n i s ' O v e r w inter i'nri. (’inti to o it-m i their Appeal For Increase The cool *Jr which broke th* Mldsonnel, but ihcsa . Instance* ap­ V e h i c l e , , . , . . ih a r tr r pteeling on Krp*. 'i nt tb-woxt'a prnlracle,! beat wav* Hun*.. M M Sentu. Mi“ : r as. iiifw- ihur^iiy s *_i*naming * * * « * «-A ■UiO «O * pear to Ihi rase* (>f Oermaiw q(w CX*- S lU C o V V tj dIlcr-|-rm*rtTng“nf7tbi'-tnvnt gr-Tt> -Ortrl-rn- - In• Rates Maih: By -lay, pilsheil into the .N orth At- , ptSaaam trmptinrr to leave CSermany to fpid tin- Tourist-Center l;r-l mglit. Ui.:..waterdav. «ruling—l— taftlion iienricf* employe* nt Ntw o'clock «Hhe Junior^Hijh Srlmnl. 'refngn m Spam' r a t h e n h au ftef ^ O The charter meeting wilt be held —SmiThcm“ Cnrrinrs lin er days of hot weather. bran pilot* living reeruited bv tlw itl the Winter Dark Cmintrv (Jluh Thunder ‘showers preceded 'tS a Spani*li for a Spani*h tpieign le. r 'v Mr, and Mr*. Do . n r Gatihr-I nt B;PO- D,' ,M. an-l those planning quested1 to attend to hear a , Eunali ATI ANTAf Cn , Aug. 27 IA7— ass of cool sir into the eesterit . • * Tile. ,A.merle*H5 wild tbe Slklia Mae Hil.it n of Dr Land, president giun. xviffcird M-vi-rp bnlDf-ri and Mrs. to attendnre a*ked In trend in tlt -tr tfw ei gorlI fewer phr-'engci* are .m „tate* Art electrical lain and hall m leaned s " IVhlle the prt*aild)lly of such .Stewart Gatrhi-I n bnnkt't right their rompsrtmeni win­ indway ............. , lru ry N-,.w Vork City and dow and attempted to break In of the Florida Education Associ­ recruitment does exist, there is arm and bock Ittjurfe* wln n a (ire reiCivatioll* not later- th in Ailg. "«•'« whit* costs of providing p:i-«*engvr | n v u n , „f wa-re injured, their door. Village* watched from ation, (peak Concerning school no factual ajhlence of derma > blew out at 5:00 I*. M, vosterday 30; rooftops and the wail surround­ round- legislation and it* application. Annoirnrement was made l-v scrcc,. are spiraling higher lire} „ n w m fnU w rr„ no(>dw|, Ul«* Luftwaffe personnel, for a Spar. on the Ford Drcttup truck in whir'h ing Muir. Caple said trooj(S* at *iih foreign Air leglop." * 7 w S . " phone■service* service* Interrupted ana and they worn riding five mile* south Mrs- Joel Field, premdan , of the ! m Itw a* announoed yesterday that I The former German pilot, who of Klmtmnjee on jh« stain hlgli- iner-ling of the eastern division of suhway see view was ditrupied. th* junction city of Ilhatln.da re. The result; saTd soutlien; nil aehixd pupil* will report for disiii.t four Which will In held in moved It bodies from the train Tho fall measured 3.44 incbaa ’’ asked that hla name n,>t Int re wav, Causing the ‘.rink to side_ __ ___ _________ Shi-ialonrPlata lintel _____ In llay carrier*, is that deficit* np- nnd temperature* dropped from and left .aboard five injured, four registration at school* un Weilne-. vested, said that Gr nnnii aviatm* *wlp«* pn ntti-oming .riit'in’ohllo anil the __ trma H. m h nn OcL 4-B a t V hirh I preaching thoie’ nf Ihe depression of whom died Irefore the train daf muritirtg, Sept. 3 at !J:fK) aero In “much demand" In M h to turn completely over on the In "reicuifid I lf 'f o r tha qaty to 57 the rsiln-m)* un- in lt-<* limit two Inuiis, reached Feroxepose, where a o'clock. Schools will open Monday, Spain *nd Argentina a* inatrut- fill. No one war thruwn from the time the district governor. Mr*. I veers .qrtrnli Hughe* of Uriniul-t. w illjle’" they nr.given late relief. military guard of 20 troop* wastSepp H Al| aeliool bun driver* will tors. Atnuit 20 persons were injured •(ruck ut tire door t remained In n one-way hearing *ve*!er- i.r n rush hy pa**oug«rx to flea put on. • 1report for general instruction* 11 make lier official visit. “ Doifn» of our old comrade* closed. Mrs. M. B. Kin it h, chair man -f d a y .- 'the ^ c-i trier > uuanirnonsly iwo street ear* which were struck The American*, who had l«en next Tursday morning at U>:00 already am outside Germany." h*- The three injured persons wenihld. .''In a year I shall send you taken bv andotlnnc,- to Klsalhimto: Piled eilurallnn, called upon ptrtn a*krd a fl.llrt" per renl hike in by lightning A doirn Ldt* struck on vacation trips to Kashmir; o'clock. first-class fan * for steeping rar (be Knipir-. Hi a to building, hut booked passage bark to New ’ R, C. Steele, principal of the n postcard of a photograph show- Mrs. Stilt ait Caleb .-I rn* taken to lier* fur suggestions a* to liovri nrd parlnr car trnvel. Hut they there w as no ilnmage. Sanford Grammar -School, made ing me In an airplane. How do (trangc General lhi.,..wd in Or-; tliev uttidil prefer th.' progcsMiDelhi by plane. . ■ were divided on wtrnt to do about Federal fmecasler* in ('hicagq Reports of fatal rioting along a detailed report concerning the German* get- tu Spain or Argen iando. It is it-period- that, an mi Pitot education l*o In* pre'ciite-h coach travel, T'*enty-*lx roads recent conference of principal* snid there, was no indication of.* tin*7 111 tell you. A letter was read from ML* \V:1• operation on shattered ti-inc* In the border of I'akistan and India AA A friend frlniirl of ntii-i oura manages |hc the right tilrqwfWfn I*’ tteeesaory. (Ia itichanlAon, exe cu tiv * eeeretaiy nskeil lire cumim*«lon M“ g ia n t a nn immediate ivlum of oxceatlw In the partitioned Punjab con­ in Gainesville, Scmiflofa High School I'rinrip-ti whole affair. He I* wel| known David Gatchel was summoned of Pilot International, oxpltiinlng I l 'il p e r . refit ndvanco in basic heat to the Midwest or Eastern tinued. The Rikha were incenaten other* Hl>«taiiie*l state*- They said, however, readat ed because many of their leading j Herman E. Morris explained t-r among German pllota anil wns n from Sanford nnd l.r-rught Ida the chBiigeA which Wer * made in fare*, whiletpetition *11.1 ItldiCAted ing tn the this were expected in shrines and temple* plus o mil- the group the new features of |he speciailat In the Luftwaffe. Iln • arents ho.... Mr», G rlchri i* up tin- GonttiluUun nn*l D f j l t t l a' f mm rth J It-! continue‘ at present tin- South from the Carolina* into took p art in the Dorntrr.Wal fly nd ahout agntit but Mr; triTritfl thi* national convention ‘ field”n r thev won lion nr more of ___ellowa their fellow* were priitcipal • i <gfsl«r and. report. I rote*. • (hr Gulf Sintra nnd into Taxes. (Particular attention of tnachrr* Ing boat crossings of the Allan fhi in ire-1 nwnlMug n <hrrk-up on u Columbus, Ohio In June. placed In Moslem Pakistan. The new president of Fibt InAmong those who thiM will Refugee* throughout the bonier was calli-il to the new |t i t e ift'V tic and th# long rllslance Con dor | hack Injury.. Damage to the oncornlng auto* trrnational, Miss b u m Alhf.chi, j ontimi-i to edrry imv-cngri* a t area wen* moving by every type governing admission of pupil) to fllghta across the Klrglx Stepper rent* a mile nre the loula. L l j r l U f l i m u r S t r i k e s , . tCawdaiMg • . r * s , ala) ] mobile waa eatlmat d at t300 Die of Davenport. Iowa, aim aenl the 1 of conveyance and by fool in ■he firet grade. This require* tbaf all enlrrlng pupils muit qest of safely.' tat* jiighway patrolman told Mr. club a nies*age. Me*. E s th e r Hive, ' ille Railroad, the Gulf, Mobil* Rower Transformer Hundred* of Hindu and Sikh be at l,-.v*t five years and uion British Prepare For (iatchel. Tin* three were return* chairman of Ihe "Rainy Day" mid Ohio, Central of Georgia, refugees crowded station plat­ month* of age by Sept. 1 of this ing from Tampa where Mr tSatch- fund, collected from those u(... n m iJ a East Comt. ami Sr-alroard tt-M ilaare ra sa *1*1 juir lino. Ollu*r•ntnjor Ihhm want Lightening, a c c o m p a n y in g a Refugees In Germany cl, a partner In the Central Kh*r- liitda, rainvu* tiny*. forms In loihorc, seeking flight ■* it H..L * ■■ * *1lo un tho fOach far$* in tLf» ceiiln, heavy shower ttint broke tha U2 f/om Uie Mostem-dontinatrd arts* i-la Quick Freeze and Storage , •‘Vi,,,'*.\iML.K|i.n L " w T.?'t,,, V,',mM • | '''« I'knoieledtori ihev^vr.nld Imvo degree'heat spbll at 2;00 o’clock and reprisals. Germany, Aug. 27 Company of Sanford,.Imd secured •oti tin' Mllknank- w Lce,/-tb » ^Jd-”7n*fo m. rh.em Inis ^turnoon. knocked out elae. Farmers Make Own , HAMBURG, Hrllish authorities are mak. a load of- frnru-rt CmhU. 7Ju »« cflni petition. trtral circuits all over HanforJ and c.’ persons” .“ aVC. “U In the- country, V..MU-* where there is campetHion. were brought back i« Sanford in Ing extensive preparation* tb re ­ Intf-dy Lie Bars Egyptian Rain In DrougKFTTrea ceive the 4,400 Jewish refugee* a truck sent by Porter lumping. She suggested that the sur|Hu* i»e set a largo transformer on fire tn the nllliy of Second Htrsui back-of used In give milk to .school child­ Demonstrators At UN NEWMAN, III., Aug. 27, (d»)- cn rout* here 1from the Med­ tin" Hits Theater. ren Unit were not already taken Britain Plans Plea iterranean Bboard three British Firemen quickly arrived and r .a i I.AKE SUCCESS. Aug. 27. I,P) { H^Kht-lroubled farmers* have transports, erne of through other agencies. 14 ChildriMi, Parents For Bulgur I x j a tier quenched the fire caused hy burn­ —Secretary-general Trygvn Lie j **ken to (be skies to make their Mr*. IV. E. Kii-dmr announced A British military government Spend Night In Street ing oil in the high up tranaformar. ■aid.today that two Egyptian d e -lDWn rain.*one of them reported to- official said it wai believed that that a party will Ire given hv the l.ttN’IHIN, Aug. *27- (,V) Bri­ It took nearly 50 minute* before tnonitratora who have lax-n ejected ‘“ Y* ".Gold", loser* In qn aUgfuLnco tain dill appiiiach Vntsil Kolnrov^ tin- new fn tin- Florida i'owsr i approximately 1,000 of tha re ­ twice from the Security Council; - Hrneit B. Roller, a NetVman fugees, who have been .afloat for MIAMI. Aug. 27, (A*—Four contest, for tha “Greens", winheia, acting president of the Itulgarinn Light Company could restore elec­ chamber were barred” Ifcneeforth Jarmer. and Howard Cooper, a Dt-daya, might need medical treat­ teen ehilren, including o 15-niunth. on 8*pt. U. National Assembly. In- a new bid trical set vine, and during th a t from entering the United Nation* T W k - idiot, climbed aboard » ment. »ld baby, and their parents s|H-nt tv Mop the execution of Nikola Dime the picture show at the Rita headquarter* a rra and would l,r plane with 30. pounds of dry ico " It li not known how many are last night, their tu-riind, sleeping li»ndrd over to Nassau county |F»l-t **A jJE *4 *nt0 * euiupiu* cloud stretcher rase*," ha aald, "but in th a atrret in front rf th* Itul- Reporter To Testify JVtkuv, condemned Agrarian Party was interrupted and tha linotype leader, a foreign office spokesman machine* at The Herald were un­ ( at 15,i 1,000 feet. Ice If th er should alip In. w« are preparing hospital/ and rnenta of VetertlA .Vlllagr front , able to operate. Light# add power "If It happens aagm wo wJII , drT k * “ l u fleet ambulance* to meet the which thev have bey'n evicted but On Attack Of General i.nh! today. The British Foreign tlffico I* in other downtown block* were not have to give them over toAbe pol-| Heet; and rain whic ‘ " lightening, ^ ‘ l i *t>4 .!eel*re they hare no other place ■hips when they reach Hamburg.'' affected. ice," Llo told a news ronfererv-o. ^^ov«rr*l a circle of land 1|» mile* LEGH(lRN, Italy, Aug. 27 Vfii in cmisullatioit with the U. 8. The ships hearing the refugee*, Lie said the U. N. still was Jn diameter, but missed Roller's who were Intercepted white try- ‘X two families, Mr. and hire. —Ilobeit Ruark. Scripps-novrant .State Depal tment on llm'question, tlm foreign office spokesman said. w ithout'definite policing proev- I f*nn by a quarter-mile, Ing to illegally, Robert K. Morris, wlm have nine writer where charges of abuse* *- enter ' ‘Palestine i # ................... It was il isclesed ye«terday Navy Medals Given dure, pending the conclusion of j A» a member of a 10-man “rain- arrived a t Gibraltar yesterday children, end Mr*. Palmer Wood, In lire U. S. Army’s Btedltcrram-- Soviet Russia liail di-cline-l Amer. pacts with the United Stales gov. corporation," however, he and were- expected to spend an- who now has only five of her nine f p c.mininnd led CLneral Elsu.huw_ To 2 Speed Pilot#- •r.r tran arid liriii^li ie.pinU for c..i7‘ eminent, but that the security said ho considered th* ex o th e r - d a y - tn tf l tRWnl ori sUp- w tth -h erriaM to d srT h err-vra r r r r cr In order nil iiiVcsiigation. Killtatioii on the rase, holding that guard* here wifild 111 afftVl Invoke successful and well worth'the i M pliei. *ign of relief in sight. agreed today to give the Army WASHINGTON. Aug. 27 (A*>— Moreia said hla young baby had Inspector-General, Major Genrral it was purely n Bulgarian Internal the right of ^cltixen arrest” to they had chipped in to cover the Tin* Navy today presented medal* cost. Now the group is In I he developed a alight cold from tho jra T. Wyelia, sworn testimony matter. bold and hand overreny disturbers to the two men who *et new *p-“ A market for more dry Ice, Roller Work Progresses On expoaure. Th» Dade County Juve­ almut hi* allegations. to local authorities." record* for airplane* during tha Meanwhile-Lie estimated that j declared, nile Bureau said the esse* did not Dredging St. Johns fall within their jurisdiction Ire Ruark i* a 32-year-old former Hannepan To Decide past week. the General Aaaembly meeting j Navy lieutenant, a native of Wil­ Cnmdr. Turner F. Caldwell, , opening In New York.IPSept. opahiftf M II 10 > cause tt was not of an emer­ mington, N. C- He and Wychn On Retirement Soon of Arlington, Vs., and Mar The huge dredge of the Hilt gency" nature. might run as long aa three month*. Mm. Mary M. Lee Maj, Marion E. Car) of Woodb Dredging Company has proLie said he had been Informed Furnishing* of the two families met privately. Afterward the two disclosed In Died Tuesday A. M. greasad south of Ealatka on the were WABUINGTON, Aug. 27 f,TT— Ore., each received a gold 1 that Foreign Secret try Revm placed In the street Monday 8t. John River at the rate of afternoon by deputy sh srifu car­ American correJpondenls regular* Postmaster General llanm-giin In lieu of n second IHstingui* would head tha British delegation said today tie probably will de­ Flying Cross from John Mrs. Mary Matilda U *. 73, died 1,000 feet of cut-off a day and l* rying out a court order to close jy assigned to Italy, who nbut he had no information on paniiri Ruark to leghorn, th-nt ride in the next two weeks whe­ Blown, assistant secretary of •serday morning at her home at now working on a 10.000 _ foot thejrlllage. whether French Foreign Minister T V ___V*J hay beo.i opvrstc.l the columnist had agreed to tcsli- ther to resign a* chairman of Navy for air. Bldault or Soviet Foreign Minis­ ISIS West Sixth Street after an channel cut through Lake George. The village * raiiDUII. piloting Hie NaV ihe— Dvfmtrrstb'- NiTttmfT ; Hines* of nine monthk She waa ter Molotov would eome. -w-Mhiwmi Amtr wsw Lrelep Fee* 4yr jet-powf re<l Skynirei' Hkyntrcaki es However, R uark‘aald he wuuhl mi t tee. J------- j i b. A.' i m ' u n uiwsTA;-.-, under a contract with the, Dade, Hanncgan told a reporler hla ed a record of 640.7 miles an Mr MAN UR BETTER Pa..aad eama to.Sanford In iMi, low iML' jeraL extra foot be- Gduaiy Commission, bqt was or-’ not-reveal “the names of any In­ Johnny McManus, Celeryfed She was widow of tho iqte Charles Inr aUqvad.fi back ’ fllL * dcred doecd In June a fL r (be formant*. or eoi/trea of informa­ Idnod pressure I* now normal and at Muroc Dry Lake, Cali Lee and was a member shortstop who has b « n confined Cleveland CJeveh W. S ., Carle, who has ___ t^irion declared It was operating tion" upon whichNhe based hts he wants to keep It th at wgy. Aug. 13. Thi* mark waa accusations that Ltbui, General He thua Indicated that If hi* doc- Monday by Carl who fb to the hospital, ha# been reacting *»f AU Souls Catholic Church. working on securing of right of at a lore. - John C. IL Lee, the theater com­ to ri say he should alow down he same plane, over iha same rrry enrouraginglr to treatment, — 0he is survived waye and spoil.area* Is enthusias­ mander, and hla officers, treated will give up th« more strenuous at C50.fi miles an hour. ATCIlpSON HRRVICE8 ar'online to Dr. L. klunsoh. The Ur. -Mr*. Bertha J. and tic over tha progrvei of tha work enlisted men brutally and spent of hla two posts, the party chair­ Tf'IIBp and predicted th at a t tha pre­ popular 1*all player has t>ceh feel- three sons. . ^ .... EDISON FUNERAL manship. Ing goo-I in spite of a fwrer, and am Emery and Forreet A, Lao, all sent rata of pregrsx/ ths ‘new TOKYO. Aug. 27 GP)—Leading tax payer*' money lavishly. WEST ORANGE. N. J., Leo waa Insoeetlng Italian ma­ His decision is expected tn be whiU the phyGdan would make of Sanford and IS grandchildren. channel will reaeh Sanford by military *nd diplomatic official* Funeral terrier* for Mrs. lee Nov. 1. 2o comment a* to when McManus and end occupation troop* joined in neuver# ‘In onrlhem Italy today. announced well' in advance of (AV-Mr*. Min* Miller national committee meet­ vear-old widow of Thomas , might b* discharged ha-w as o p -. will be held a t 3:30 ateloefe Friday Due to an extra $100,000 voted a brief, simplo service►this after. Its was t o ' return td .Leghorn the ing which linnttegan said ha wit) son. will b* buried this afta tomorrow. tlmiatic In saying there era# an aftarnpon at the Erekaop Funeral for th* project, it la considered noon for th* L ie' Ambassador A Ruark said he had po intarext call for soma lima In October In a grave adjacent to h e r / n, Jr., and nine Aug. 17 In on-ab­ in seeing Lee “unleta the gen- to pick « date and alt* for the (or husband In Rosedale Get i|,e Seminole Trachct* Club/ an J'tugiear.vfe.i’r : . Mr. Bhriner a barber shop formerly employed fa g M u B g jS fia S a ffiM £ | =--- j- g i— s �-ST WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 27, • 19« TOE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA The Sanford Horald The Jaycce Drive ■ For'It good Hinny'years civic leatlcrn In Sanfonl 'have felt that the CityV prpgreM wan being ratirded by the failure'(if this community to capitalize on the tourist industry, Florida’s most lucrative crop. In recent years some progress has been made'toward making this community more tourist] conscious, and toward attracting visitors to this city, a s a result of which the town has prospered. • The Junior Chamber of Commerce is now conducting « drive to raise funds to o|>ernte the tourist -booth which thesoyounger an d m ore pro g ressiv e men have built on the lake front at. Hark Avenue. A full time, paid secretary will have Charge o f the booth, and will furriish orange juice and be prepareii Jo hand out complete information on 3«nford and ita accommotlation.x for tourist*. This should prove to be a very worthwlle service to our visitors. It provides an opportunity for extending n courteous welcome to our community as well as making it |>ossible to induce some to remnin here who might otherwise drive on to better known resorts. And it will help to keep'our hotels, apartment nnd rooming houses full throughout the winter. . A well filled town during the tourist season will go a long way toward keeping our young men employed and providing job opportunities for othera, as well ns maintaining a reason-, able level.of pros|>erity for local businesa. It will also mean new constrticllon, and new growth for tho city with nil thut meansTh 1\i the form of better schools, better living conditions, and better recreational facilities. . HOLLAVII I.. lit:** K4ll»« tilMtllO* 11HAN I mImm . *»»»»»» ■•(Ire*. CAihi' wit* / / pe orie rilGHY OLE ’oHAH ter me <30 OUT ,PA660Nf f f DE LAW p tW ‘ CoAAi Dow n on p e g a m e / / • IPLH YBHHH KG« TOIJAT ERNAL FORCRS A lik 'BLR, SPIRITUAL. -II ' 4:18: Look not at the thing* are seen, hut nt the things or* not seen. * , IN Cor. that that Last year the Aincncan people •Rent . $747,000,000 laundering fl.OOO.OOO.OOO pounds ol cloili-s. Howcvkr, some of our Lurope-n friends arc looking forward to\pviSg u t' J bclftr cleamrig th*n“d u l The DcLand Sun New* rr|)orl» tkat Bco Fuh ol .Sanfnrd has pur­ chased the hiitnric College Armi hotel propeny in Dtl-apd "nol for profit but for charitable pur­ poses.” It is luggetlrd that the property m^v eventually- be turntd into a hoipitsl santitarium. was agnfiiHt the Republican administration for three yearn and a half out of every four, but wan for the party in the half year thnt counted, that preceding the presidential election. . 9 ll» VluaUrtl • Though it is imixirtnnt to have their diiuciiterH subside » { ! • Hhpppvn Htruiit'la when election time comes, tho result doca not depend on in «• NtilitnIhe* W flllrtH I • them. The next President will be the choice of tho indenviid- l * i * t I^MIn A m r ,l r ,n K lir ih m e I e .-!• C hu rch u( chriw cut voters. • . l*:(t H irin g , ♦ * Sanford housekeepers who wash windows consider lha* plight of some 4,000 profes­ sional window washers who keep New York City'. 70,00ll.00O ,k y scraper windows bright and shiny. Suspended hy « leather bell hook­ ed into window nils tomelimrs 70 stories ahovr the pavement. By RUSSELL KAY * on the conditioner. Get a big glass and aeen thing* something always * 'F°f* t ° Up,*t ray egotistical Up until-It actually happened, if- anyone had told two that I would be In Tampa, Miami, Jacltth# same day I would hare told them they were aa nutty a* n tungoil tree. " • }» happened like this. My friend. Ofptaln Eddie Ricker‘ A ir I.lnta, get ^ * i?*Tr dw othe^ day and he Invited me and a few other , * over snd help h'm play with it. T,,’*,.n?.w *.°y »*• * Lockheed Co.utellatlon Luxury Airliner that to«t a million ainackcr* and I* the latest tiling In romiserrfal air transportation equipment. Hopping a SiWerllner In Tam­ pa I w as,in Miami In an hour where I Joined the group ready to leave for Detroit.. In a littl- over an hour we were in Jacksonville other* Joined our party. We wlpg -spread measure* 103 feet. Just three fact longer than the m agatins. Drink your jalre, smoke, total distance flown -by . the read and when you g it sleepy out Wrights la their flyst airplane <4 Tear* ago In 19031 l i t four 2.600 bo mo power Wright Cyrlofw cn- T irtim n u riM fd n n i'M iH . TTm Frost, vice-president of EAL. Fly­ ing the ship were Chief Pilot D id .Merrill and Co-Pilot Frank Benn e tt Climbing to an altitude of 20,000 feel In a few minutns we levritd off and headed for the 5tagic City, Vltrln.. .1 __I § . nzw. V Women Are Gaining Wedding Plans Told By iSliss Brotchie In Advertising Field . I FLOP i P/PU Social Calender NEW YORK ;\P vath Valley, C alif, is* the logsat point In i f * United Slate*. 260 feet balow son levnl. CHICAGO* PHONE l i l 5 Why Worry With Your PAst Drift , Accriuhts? I1 3 » MAGNOLIA AVENUE • PHONE 1091 SANFORD, FLORIDA Do Your -Collecting For You Call At Our Office For CollecUou Rate* la tha office Monday morn, 'ith n sailfith under one arm Wide Record-Making MERCHANTS ALL DAYTONA CO-OPERATING 1 tto w lk n An illiimiiutting comment on the chenpnenH of money H o u r N 'llv* during the |ierio<l of creeping inflation brought upriii uh by Il tl i tJ"t StH.n Hlampc Quanei lie? A............. llrcAltficc high wngi-H nml high profit* appeared in the July number of H(lv«r Hiring* the Federal Observer, published by und for the employe* ot ties 1:1* nuHHy Mmrovr 11 IS C n n cerl Iln u r the Federal Reserve Rank of Rlchmoi ' !*l*a*lra Under the heading "Money Nfttcri, we find this choice S ,I t KaV»Sll^ lia r Vnn*. It«n-h Invite You TO SHOP AND SAVE ON ALL VOUR ... • r,se M»w* ice. go plank yourself down in * moat comfortable chair in the >use. Loo*en your t'»: kick i f f idf shoes tf you want to. Turn FRIDAY 4 SATURDAY-AOGUST 29-3i6 FO RU M Editor Th* Herald. For many yeai', we In this place of plenty, in on.< <>f the greatest sputa -if Florid t. have taken for granted what we have been hearing aim,it Seminole County Jo |ie truv. Seminole Conn-, lollrritt), oatd* will come back Kite, gambling is on the in all over the country. , Pel#non told lha Tamp, Plnn NOW to opend the weekend precrdlng dellghlfuJ Daylong Beach. Prepare NOW i6 make the moat of thla, the Yat Seinlnnl iurd through theso 14 venrs to yield hundriufs and thousands of crate* o f telxrz and diffsrsnt kinds o f vegstanle.* of the byst grown in any *ountrv. We have deplored the wondsrful opportun­ ities for devd'jpment prevhuily lest In busiihrts and farming fay Seminole negro citizens. It sen,is that today that they hav.r bedded to wake up andehelp make Sem­ inole a better pi My) to live. Early last year ura Ugau read­ ing reports trickling out of Pern- Club the other day that ti are infiltrating |hf la­ more new* ha* developed I x, veltran*’ organitatinnt this arga .thla year ajl tellini « Khoo(>, aa<f are being how to eehe .strategic d u»e wrspone and tesi j Communitli have been I that is shown by the f9me unions and veterans* ons have expelled Com- iom (heir tanks in a dcs [fort at house cleaning. 1 mort remain. H any. mean* certain, bul not who is a Communiil ^irBwv,h. b e . progressive aUo* lowam bull up the entlra county on the u ually. active |msi war expansion program. I ‘am aura wo w|U l*e able to bring In the next year more civic spirit and coramunit/ cooperation by cleaning nnd building hotter atreoU In tha lesser developed sections, and plnyifrounde for those that need them more. Wo pray for a canllnuutu spirit of roupcraUod and dnvethpiient of our cltlMna of Sanfonl and Sem­ inole Countv In a community Where my homo I* located where my buslneea la •atahllsked, where my chUdien are being l*orn and educated, and where my neighbor* dwell. •/ t TV p?' I' 1 |■ D. C. CftldwsdL ; , u » F ill TMt.I ' T*1'J ■ ■ ■ **,f - • By Ushcllc 8. Thurshy TS TO HOtJSEWIVKS GUAVA JUICK PURER so the Miss** Doris Will:*, i La?# Wllil*. Mari) -Vettl.s. By Isabelle'8. Thui eli ■ Jonas. Kish l.unhiuiitt, Rxtenalon Foo-I Kconmr #r Watkinx, Ratellj Grarey, A Juice canned for jefl/ m|king r Hall, Frances Pavliek. Ar­ purposes must not have sugar, ina Wilson, Hatty ft-iwlanl, added to i t A Juico Intended for na Andarson, Millic.l Joan punch, however, may contain »ug-m Mattlar, Selma Levy, U,ui»o Any, Sara Jacol-xon, t.'harh-en Johnson. Betty Ann Still* and laekis Castes. Marvm Brock, Jay Itllwell. John Mlcbch, and Kay Miss Bisbee Honors Miss Barbara Wathen piece* of tha fruit Ituelf. cut small Hi cup to the quart and served in the punch, add const-h-inhl? inter­ est to th* product. Or the guavai may tie put through n sieve to r*. move seed, th* pulp thinned someuwhat, k . i and _ _ .1 then a1. __ .tknm-:i ••L'*^-«a vfith .at.a nr without sweetening.-When urvrtl. reduce further to a drlnkiihb- eon•latency and sweeten and flavor to taste with lime, orange, pineapple Miss Barbara W athm who Is oving with her family to Ft, larva to make her future home, aa -honored on .Saturday with a water party given by M'*i It, atoe Illsbee. The grouti gathered lost! of coltap. Tha possibility.that a' fambler*' ir msy b« developing in Semi­ te County is suggested by.the esl of an alleged Cuba operator. i« campaign against .lot maand punch boerds has driv .operators and die gambling pub­ - as "w»|| into kindred fields of tivily’more imnfune (6 altaek, Hen It gels loo hot for slot mainti, thg lottery racket is bound ■flourish, and when it gets too Hints T o . Housewiveh aakins. Sirs. Viol» J(.hn»on, Edna Lyons aad 51nr. llaisl Beach Store* V A L U E S! )},*U N r - , ■( Monn I J : I I W »*irrn ll«und,i|> SA N FO R D served a t 4:30 P. M. , Those attonJin.r w,-r> Mr. and Mr*. Frank Sh*m-s nut ilaujhter. 8usan, Mr. nnd Mi*. Mirhnii Gwtaon and <Ui;rhcvr, l u n end Louise.-Mr. anJ Jim. At. K. ‘.a>or and daughter, Patricia and Joan Mary, and Mrs. r, aMr. r . sna airs. Julian uDOru rMr. and Mm. S. X. Martina, nd family, Mr, sed Mrs. Cal- family plans to leave tomorrow for Ft. Pierce. Colorfjl xlnnlae were used in graceful arrange­ ments in thq Stlnecipher home. Several games of Monopoly were played with high pri <e i-eing von bv Joanle Saunders. 5(ts* Stineripher also presented Mi is Wathen with a "going.away" ^ift. Rod was the predominating rot­ or used ttr the plac« *xrds end sweet course which wot terved by the hostess assisted by her mother, Mrs. J. M. 8tineciph«-r follow­ ing the games of Monopoly. Those present with Miss Wathcnr wen? the Misses Joanle Saunders. lto«cmarv Gamer. Joan Cr.mier. Kllen Lvons snd Grsre 5tsrio .Stim-clph ta H?a~r D tW ktotm tl^ n/isr y 'M a irJro HpacUHst, TallaNasMr* , i. Mrs. Kll-m Stuck. Mrs. II. Thanks to tha Constellation and the enterprise of EAL. Florid* Is now but from 3 to 6 hour* avay from the nation's moat pepulaled venters. An executl** ran Icaz* his New York, Chicago, Cleveland or Detroit office at noon, spend City Miss Jeanette Wathen Honored With- Party THURSDAY Mias Grace Marie Stineclpher Tho Ordor oi the haitern Star entertained yesterday aftomoon at wdl hold Its annual' Robert'M o-- the home of her parents »n Mo-th g|t picnic in Oviedo Park at 4:)) Park Avenue In fcomi.- of Mira » 951 Mvlnjpt on - -^ w iiira 5u"’nr°“ Merchant* of Dgytana Beach, th * E a s t C o a s t's p tr g e a l sh o p p in g and Save on —— ' MIEN'S, WOMUN’S dtid CJl II.DHIiN’Si AP p AJi b L ..... . ,• ...... SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY '' SCHOOL and C OLLEGE NEEDS FOR TOlS anA ‘tfetel Sir. and Mrs. Ralph Dean have trturned to their home in Nanfcid after spending a wjoX in Tamp*. Miss Jean Windram of Iaeahurg plans to arrive tomorrow to visit in Sanford and.taka part In the Brotchie-lngley wedding. Mr*. J. K. Wathen aod family plan to leave tomoirow for Ft. Tierce to loin 51r. Wothm and make their future home. 51r. and Mrs. W. I:. I.iindquist and their daughters, Susan and Becky, have returned to their home In Jacksonville after-v isit­ ing at the home of 5lr. and Mr*. K. F. LundquIsL Mr. and Mr*. Frank 5tarKr ||l have returned to Sanford after *^ > *1 yf1 N»a»l •• ~»V f . r th . I w . t o l liu......... niimhef^' perhaps SO per cent, of department Mm. M. D. Conway ha* ri-Tuinrd store customers are women. Nntu. to her home in Athrn*. fla. after rally, women advertising cx*cuspending some time wltn her par­ live* understand and anticipate ents. 5fr. and Mrs. lb F. Lund- women's needs in clothe i and houje furnithings. Thev ran plan ahead in merchandising on the Mr. and Mm. E. C. Harper have basis of (heir personal experience. "8o. too, they .know almost Inrrtarim l from R a l e l ^ N . C. Mia. Barper spent threa weeks In atinctlvciv when and what to pro­ Raleigh and 5Ir. Ilaipar left last mote. They are xatural buyers. Generally they are g-jod house­ week to accompany her hbme. keepers. a m atter j f prime importa nea In tha smooth fiin u iunlng ut and Gus. of Grrenwood. S. C. *ie a big department store. And mv t visiting for this wee* with Mr*. successful women are b»k»»1 diplo­ Frank I- Woodruff and Mr. nnd mats whose diplomacy is flavotcd with understanding an-i warmth." Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff. Jr. The women who direct ihe.pub­ Mrs. Gail Mxver and son*. Rob­ licity of tiig New York department ert snd Wynn. hav«? mturnod ■tore* are known for different from Kokomo. In.J. Diey were qualities. (Umbel's Beatrice Fillaccompanied horn,, by Mi*. Mey­ Gibbon is best known for her harder’s daughter, Bette, and Mr*. driving work and her catch slogan* Guy Goyer.an.1 daughter. Vesna —such as "Nobody hut NOIItlDY hut Glmbels." Mis* Fit* Gib- Zoehry, Jr. announreJ today the Math of ■ daughter, lu-lith Ann, on Aug. 28 in LouUvilla, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Zaehry a r t ’ formor reaidenta of Bonfordi .flfca will U aa tho,form er Mar Etheridge at hla home in Kings (and. Ga. Aug. 16. Mr. aoJ Mra. Hugh S. Crotsun, J r. of Jack soovill* served ts attendants foi thp couple. After Soot. 10 Mr FLORIDA Alice fkiintfiB ‘ Mr*. J. 8. Crav/ftii I ■ tiled. Roftr.hm ■orial meeting -f tHe Fii - Melh- ' .Mr*. W P. flu. nmnti, over the regular IiiixIm, nml "Cueriy, Mr odist Church held on Momli, ut 3:0(1 P. M. in 'I ho cl'u u n tiiii.cx. (itHkllillri M J W. Wilfianu. Mrs. C \. IVnJrr, Mr*: Crawfa*d, Mi*. J . F. MrOlcl lnii<l. Mr*..A t*. .'h mmal.-T, Mr*. Zailu laird. Mr« I'm Kills. V.:t, ll*rkev. Ml*, fh'irttl in and Mr*. Maith* Muffltt. S Htnrt your vonnuslrrs to'srhiNil In Ilic>c adorable Cindeiella and Love originals in Fham brajs, T h e . Seminal OlpH **T|» hdtd'rf <*i I rrnrn f.ingltam and fine ronibcd 0 fond cloth in Solids, * IVinls, Stripes and-Cheeks . . . They all inoining. Mt*. Kunsh II .>I d e t , p*-' picsidelit >f tin- FtmiiU Kd niiiH-rml As- ocImI io.i, tind it g rw n t Jir»t vice president, win fFti-iid* n tlfP rrt Ireent legi-luti in Ilf (Tie l.i colntuii- Shu will I rale ii imi in Class Appeal. Sizes I*. H v m .1 b- A I s ® | (Midler’s s iz e s . dls- n- the Tcarh.-r’ lli-tir irnt prt-ei.im and will e-v- n tvicr on th< pension system. do«,( -|wn and ha* J)»»t rl.. ,.l it ainjr. >-xr{pl doting *•)*■—* Mi*. M, r i» n f u im e r D c t lo t l H |, , i ‘ - ar >rh„ turned In drpartm,-nt »i»rad'rttU ing. ^R-lhi-r l'odc»tcr. ,iu>,!i,-iti di­ re, "•> „ f John W anam nkit1. N->w Yi-ik' nn,l I'hllaih-lphla -liirr.i, I* paihap* l*-*l known for h-r r«n-i atm,l ronrern over tha t:>ir of m ind and desires' of 3lr*. John 1 Consumer. She workrd in n n,- v*. papri ailirrtising and intei ... dc(ODiiim l« fen- turning to <|.-ii , • i • m> ut -t,» r alvertlsing. She I, Ihe w ife o f John I’ndester. motion p ic-, lu ic lh e a lr executive. liston. Fla. has arrivrd in Hanford to assume her teaching duties at the 8outh Side Primary School. She will -reside at th>- home of than the city, editor. She served Miss Rebecca Steven* at <131 Park aa a New York ropyw nier and ad yertlsing manager and rami* to h end ,'rom there were U lrji lo the I guavas, however. shouM never lie Avenue. prment.jnb in IU40. • Bits theater, ,fAfter iwrsimin* oeohsd. Merely cut off stem and Chief dhd 51re. Coi iman II anconteetg and games wore enjoyed.1 bloaaom end. slice, and put the Chic. l»lu*-eyed , Aleda "'X'an Wrsrp, puhlleity director-and vm r A prise v u won by M’AlM ary J ,s . fruiL-through-th* 4ilver-«*r fiuit islr home. Chief Hanmek president of Lord and Taylor, gets R M ’ and- U lia Wathen w.e pres*. . waa stationed at the 8anf jrd Nav a hand for her crratlvriu#*, of the If the mixture Is t-s b«- canned, ai Air HUtiun during the tecent company's advertising i t r # H O P ittraetive summer flowers wrro minutes until slightly thickened. war. They have been tho guest* fashion* and pre*tlge ralhes than Then add V to 1 t*)i> for enrb of Mr. and Mr*. P, A. Bowland-. aisccial murvhandi»e and Ihe i>u After graduation from Ihe Uni­ quart of pulp and bring to boil 5fr. and'M rs. Richard Gillespie 'tvTsojn, •gain. If desired, the fulco f m n and two children have left fur versity of Indiana and n brief leaching experience she. 1 to 2 limes or a lensr.n may l>e Bisbee, their homo in Melbourne after toward her present lob via the served' added Just before filling in hot spending summer with Mrs. copy writing rout,-, anil finally I whito ‘ Jar or tin. Seal immediately and Gilteapi* '■tho parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. came to her present Job In BUS give a 6-minute cook in boiling tt. C. Wiley, on West Sixteenth She I* the wife of Dr. Ilanr.z Var water to insure n good vacuum. Mr. Gillesp'o ha* iwen a t­ Wescp of the Rockefeller Found* Th* puree. Instead of being can­ Street. ned. may he aweetene-J without tending the summer classes at A gift for organisation is said any cooking and packaged at onca 8tet*on University In Def-ard. to lie the outstanding duality of for frectlng. The fresh frosen 5lr*. A. K. Shoemaker has su puree may be served with the her guests. Mr. au-l S irs G R. James McCreary's advertising ty 4 MacDonald. Ada AJams. Ann mzwl as a delicious sherbet with­ McKay of Miami, who are formrr coon—brown-eyed, siu-12 lads Whitaker. Ann Dunn. Jane Davis. out defrosting. If whole piece* rrsldcnt* of Sanfnrii At present Munn. She began work n* an in- I Ellen Driggers, Donns Witte, of the fruit are liked, don't put the Mr. McKay is xn Instructor of terlor decorator and swilrheil In Mary Jo Dayman, Candy,i Hudson shnlla through the fruit pres*, but science in Thomas Edison High department s t o r t , Hios^. furnish. add them to the se—led pulp; School in Miami ami Mrs. klrXay Ing*. Ona day, the bus* a*knl her •nd Miriam Maye. sweeten and stir until sugar la la tearhlng English in WillianV to take charge of advertlaing t» » dissolved; then - package, nnd Jenning Bryan Junior High School. ( *i«e he hssd obeerrrd lha* *he aaw her own dopartm-nl and di­ rected Us activities In relation to Thla puree, canped or frosen, Mr. and Mra. E. H. I.aner have has many uses, p arttru h tly •• a aa their gueata Mra. Maureen Win­ hast* for icea. ice -c.-cam, and ter and daughter. Shirley Ann, of from there. For fun *h? paint*, sherbet*, a i well as for delightful Savannah. Ga. Mra. I.arey and water colors and will have a to y ­ healthful juices apd nectnrs. A her guest* attended the klrFad- man Show a t New York Binhstell . * guava neetar prepared from a den-Arnold wedding In Groveland Galleries In the fall. Bloomlngdale'a sales promotion mixture of puree-and hlendH wltn last night and Miss Winter served director, gray-eyed Mrs, Jenneiiorange or grape^rttH‘Juice nr with as a bridesmaid for* the wedding. Moser. Is known aa “a diplomat, a added lime Juice and thinned to « g"»>d listener, a .wonderful tiersou should be­ come a popular ........... A dark red rose U a symlml worker* say the day *he look* her BIRTH ANNOUNCKHfNTS , of every Wgh vitam in,<1.content, -,f mourning. presknt Job, the dropped her offlr, Mr. and. Mrs. Dar’d Patteradn ---------- ' , v ; 8'.i today announced tho birth '• :> PRIt E-NKhnoWVt n aon David Patterson lusnier, Walter K. Price nf lutka Monon Aug. 22 a t the Frrnald- roe announced today the marriage S P E C IA L S FO R A U G U S T ughton Memorial Hospital. Mrs. of his-daughter, Dorothy Maxine, fiiOT la lha forma- Carolyn to J. C. Newsome, son of Mr*, rnelle Felrcloth. - ,- t Nora D. Newtotne of BanfenL Try a New Heat T rta t Permanent shaped la th* new Feather -....... — The double ring censeaonv was cut er left leeg . . aa you prefer, Fuipeclally seed for dry hair. | SQIuIDS $-1.10 fa nc v- SPU N rite f a b k ic nvsmoN-roar M/OIIW W issinr. out . % STATE THEATHBS u RSDA Y FOR 2 White Beauty Trapped By Forest Fbes! TOOLS - —And Many Other I Remember PIkn Now- Mi>* **J*rkle Hrolchiz, w|i<,«e m»i tin g e to Jufflr, lrv: lev, Jr. will t a k e plnce on Aug. JO annojrvoOd toilm the plan* for her wedding. Re' Murk T. C arp -nice will |K-rfoim the rerrmonv ul tlf.- Holy &<••* Kpi-t opal Churrh m 7;30 'o'clock, Mr*. I*. II. Fuller, <>rggnui. Will r.-ml*< *- mMi-fnm of anpiml mtvi(^ and M Km I will Ihi the 5t||ot Yearly women1 are being added to the ranka of department store i Mil- llrotchie Ims ctm-rn publicity directors who direct from •.<itl of h o n o r, M i«s 8 |,l one desk the newspaper, mgiulne ith . and Iwid-'amalds will h and radio advertising, axles promo­ Mi I ■- Moor* of Calm vdle nnd tion, publicity and (sometimral M i- * Jt-nn W in , Iran, of l a c - t u i r . window display of aotpe of the William Amlcnum of llitmlnrfhmo. country's biggest stores. Ala, will »erv,; Mr. Inuh-v a-* l» »t So evident hat the trend Iwcome an and hi* usheix *r> Kriin that some observers are beginning rl»-mal,l of lllrmtouhani, Dyke to wander If women tn.ik hotter cCullach of lluntavllle. Via., la*. d e |fa r t m e n t \to r e advertising Burner and Orin l>. IjtttdrrsV directors than men. No hlgwlgt ■ Following the ret imnny a cniall will express thrmselvjx on that rec- titiun will U. In-Id nt the Mn\ score for publication, but they me Ion for Morn- frier willing to give the women a big \r« snd o u t-o f-tovCn hand. lit-nds of tho -otitilr “There is nothing l-t. the Job to *tti-ml th>. lervn which the right women can’t do as well as the right men," f-ald Gordaln K. Cretghlop, assistant ' Ur ADKLAIDB k Kit It AP Newsfeaturea Writer Walk into half the big depart* ment atorra In New York and into many othera throughout tho country and you will find wotnon head­ ing the advertising and sale* promotion of husinotx,') whirh as.m uch a a -50 million dot * [)'i hrs. w h an .th at Howard I'ughg* la hdildinit \ plan* that will make It look Ilka a school boy’* model T O R H A N F O R D H E R A L D . H A N FO RD . FI.O R ID A i.| Melo-ly theiie Idllii are rare in times of •( •* Newt money 143. Waller S. Gifford, president --WRh doHara v m rtfrhttfcrm o^ th a n 'ROTeritV, In termiTof purchasing [power 10 years ngo. Ojunterfeitlng would seem of American Telephone snd to approach the j>oint of redundancy. — .. . a,** s-*> -r it,» Jfraph. with only $209,550, 6 piker. ____ As the presidential election draws nearer, the ranks close uy.ctYMHitorvLI|)JJd« I’epiH-r of Klnridn, nht* hud disag/endwith President Tninmn nnd been counted a follower of Johnny • preliminary; the real flight wa (•.mr«i n s . had been invited to taka was achedHenry Wnllaeo; now .taya that the President deserves re­ Tfvtiufjr Uu*#t Hlar I isffiM ulngl (n ■tart u,n _ nomination and re-effletion. President A. F. Whitney of the Hair c m . *u ell , ‘ * . n*«t morning— H»ws the first nop-stop hop from DetBrotherhood of Jtnilmnd Trainmen who once threatened to roll to Miami. IlniUMtrull) Y our* spend $2,000 noo if necessary to defeat Mr. Truman, now ' II *• l-,l# 11*11 M-i,r— The history-makl ig flight got IU i| iir * lt u lly Vuora calls him porfcrable to any Republican likely to lx; named. IIII I,o| underway at 8:68 A. M thx next i t . All Ihe N»w» morning. Aboard the big alttk, The Republican rebels arc expected to fall^ in line, too. 111** HI*,, orr . air quean were 68 pasaengom ano Senator Wayne L. Morse of Oregon has severely criticised Thurwlar a crew of alx. In Xhe party wen his cniiscrvntivu party brethren, but he campaigned for them .new* and radio men. travel agents, In 1046 and thvn raid that he expected to bo regular in 1!M8. city, official* and of course our Ip thin he has the precedent of the great Republican iiuuirhosts, Capt. Eddie Rirkenhacj l l ‘ ( l llb y lh m It we*n I Allied P. Sloan, chaum»n of GenZial Moiou. Henry Ford II or any of the Rockefellers. Morgans or Mellons, who rrtriveil the highest salaries paid in lh,United Stales Iasi year, a Treasure Department report reveals. It wav. _ z j j |.*!lj*op lfv Chatlu P. Skuufsu. is. a theater fiahOCtBr TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY will disturb you. If g baby starta to howl or your seat-mate become* III rkoy.ll he quickly rqniqvfd rgmqvfd ftom fiotn II b* ’_t califn eohjn to a private drawthe main draw­ ing roopi- If vou *r»nt to - t -stretco n -rJ your legs, gel to t)i( the _ .pp. . >nd . . walk 'oik .t* lounge. It Is roomy snd comfor­ table and vou can freshen u p .if vou lUm. — “Attention, please. We ar« approaching,Miami. Fasten vour seat belts. Np smoking.” Arid th at’a about all ther* Is to it. , After traveling in, one ,of (h**c big shins It Isn't .hard |o uoder. stand why Capt. Kddie goes arpunj with tha buttons poppirg, off big HTfllUt w onder.ahS ' ~ i . th a t affordatMT* -tthyelar. jh e,u td io I’B t o A M s f c moat in comfort, sa/etv a n j o-nb ta lio n \V n t U _______ where we atarted to eat iL By venltnca. EasUro Air-Lines hw «•*•> Ktani** . die time we’d finished we wero purchased 14 of th a n for hetwaen Florida anJ l! New* .,f Hi* I mt preparing to land in Cleveland. North. _ . ____ — -~ Twilight Sons* .More distinguished guettx Hoard i ’“ ?„ "I - t a w h -r- -nd In . I . , bring Uiousaud* o f. touri*ta sad Returning Rebels DNBRDAY. AUG. 27. 1317 and a bag of lre*-rlp#r>#d oranges under the other. ,Standing under the wing of the big ahlp 1 couldn’t hel > but wonder what tho Wright Brothel* would AUGUST 27,. 1941 S p in e-tin glin g thrlU-tm-thrill . . . when g reed y hunter* Numerous Ta Men forest King to despoil in Gghtlng fury I LONS s t a p l e l is l e 6 X .1 RIBS 85c I0FT WOOL-FOOT TENNIS SOCK 75c r o tf -L O O K H E ■WEAR iBETTHR- �: * . - » '" “. , ™ __ ' _ J__ %*•« •- ’ ' B B a o l s a d ED SANFORD ’l ----- — •— —*— i ‘ lit H t i ^ Tg T T ‘- *>f #**i * / T f : : HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA % . • 1AM SEW 'S '‘O i T T i ;'li;'' i C ___ d P ' '^L . ?_ 11 W ED N E SD A Y . AU G U ST - » [ ' j* 13 To 1 Contest Pirates • J te & S Q J l-' • M . nig nor-s> old PBLtASLZ /ly.C^fiTS, WHO Hf The list «f ipuli-l.*-.* I' toatrn In B r ARTHUR IlKcihVlTM, Jit. (hr- National Srm i.|’r » /in.-I id I ■ :' Herald Sport* Editor The Banford Celery I» rolled Tournament. nan»*'*.d la.-.t StStoftSD Msl o rr‘3 out their benvy nrtHforr s n i »».Irm l.d a larrs?/* of 1•) I smfait# m c : .*_j-.c LEAGUE * • knocks" to •Otltlilly thrnsh ihr h : tu two tor.icl't. ; Leesburg n r d t n tn n VI to 1 cm; W O ftBRS —n th e- flold.-n. C<-i C a-it, 4-1 * test here la st night. , ^ / r_. M .,. i Tonight th r Feds Jnvrd.t City j favoritiM to take t v eht' Island Park In l h ) ’.i.nn Bear l< for ahip and nm!rfi-.T?wl Jn tb i4u • a twin bill and return to.tb.- Man- rjam tt, fnr*.t ihr Mwmcr. fit I'd. Id pal Park for n- seroivl double I’sckera in M iU !it'td # t|i[v , 11k — ...rtfo n with thr m w rt eiiy Perkct * hare won belli Iheir to id attract ulna tomorrow "evening wlih tin* nanuMit appvniatwM flrat gam« gettln;: umlm-v/iy at Furi Wl -. ........... ... Pair" in 0:46 o'clock. , acci.tid _ . .iiyiU'ic . t'IRW.ti; t.. .it a,aL.i-uiiv , — Laat-nlght the-Orlando Senator* Icail "ntwl tin* J'h:.l i .-iim ne.H dropped a 2 to 0 conies; t.» the raucht th<- wlnrtct'-. ,1 f|» i-! pr.-l Dslan/I Red Hats. and ft* H w ic- Hill Itiun.it ’fomWnetl r<>r a four•ult of the lo*s to the lliill, the hit pitchlnif pi-rfynn^p' > ntuj ino Frda galnetl one full come. I.nv- llnliana , trapi pUy-. d « f I 'll l i .1 Injr the Olerymi-n but two und ball. one-half games out of fojitll place, Of the 12 taint-. re.*r bunt* In and a flrat divtafoh (noth. the touiren.-i-.t, I Vrt Wnvm I The Ssnefor* f lip hi-M to ;l*e the only fuur-i;»ini> -.cinij' f. 8t. Auguttine Saints for u t-ulr of In otlw r yam-n U-t nitrid ‘tbgames. tonight, 10 tf Ihn Faint it. Jarh^'MtvIlb'. Flu.. *tVrmb...| U>il. can trim the S/’ftnfo.-s ar-d the roa«|«-r« vlituinati-d thn Alp'pf. FedI take both endt of tlhdr dual Tex., Cowboy*. C-li. and the VJili . attraction from Uw« litem, the rtlftlKh Hi . f'ariiii-.' t -f Fjri Banfordit^a will lie b it otu’ k ilf rlimlnat'-d the I’ntltand, l*n-.; Me. aame behind tho fourth place Klroyr* 10*2. • • Bojopt. ’ ,i,l( - b/f**'1 ^ i ‘JlelikAy fTomat w«nt tTe for the.Fnl* lu»l ol^lit, an l 1 0 P. M.--Aahelu, , |f •. Dp*, . lively ecattercl dKkt tbr* n.n b i lndu«ti|i 1 fti: * 8am Amorlillo tipem-d hi J l e Anrt-o'. , fFwirth i\> o* l. lo -r ribj hill for the I’lreliia and a«r mluatrd. »• . ' . . ‘ ' r ooundrd for I'd hit» and t iant run t H P. Sl.—Gt.liUn, •«?.,?.. before btlnir Pullf l bv iitm apir m. AtW4.il , , Chi if., Pnekt-ia. Bill G001I. Bill Ole Won t'ainpleUd (Fourth loonil.I ™ V the conleit. * Hi 1*. »l.--Coeur ti’A b. . l.lo-. The Plratea neon- 1 t l . l r •■nlj' ho. Lakeililer* v> • llm'/dul'.l. run of the conti-it i.r the ninth Hawaii, nil starry (IVidtlti i«>ind, j canto, »vi rn . _ at after 1 two men ' l urvay, lH>-r- Joaer clInihiau-iL> 1 pw Charlie Rlduenray amii tJim 1—1— rinyton- iim;lrd,' i'»ill.w»rd by -a " alnyle K'diit. . by . (Jlt-aaon, driving t ___ I.. liuc 1 way_______ arrora with .1.. »I»«t ..only Oily. • Sahford j\rrw f i n t l l.wl in thn aeeon<l Innlnr whio limy tallml two runt. They tddi-d four kn tbs fourth.' two in. vb.i fifth, four In tho alath and chalked up th" ff-ol •core In the seventh. ' lh We, *1 IISKlUl HI. I ll |«sru. e • ■ »u r h o a T>i». Jh a i;*:;* M.'-t-.c • If < a » t * V.uhHl, |i y.tctn .. i>. u t o 1 1 1 email. :i. l ..a 1 1 <- Tl’tnU . -7 li ft H jJT Hahcr, r f . • 1 '» t 1 t I it ........... . » !>’ ! - • . rtcii. «r * 0 1 1 1 *4,i>l4ni| ■ . *:• .tra»fi*|l ■ . .-rfMttway. :ti a' 1 t 1 1 - JIrr*»r:. U itrcj . U41n> |-.i llarrlnetott. • 4 0 1 1 1 >1inru4 j 'M», rr'ie’--n. . ’r» icc.t'1 ■‘f (lcutnrold, lb l e s t : met *1 -.iityrt.' 1..t- v' l* • Aii.iiilllo, p 1 111lit 1 J,f)l,,(ti|A>i. ...........I ft * 4 «t»»»on. i> 1. u J • lnM hi*f: lUcUhsdcnrf• ■‘k-. **» 0* . r. i4* Toms*. biu. iiiii-. T out. . S * .* “,»|]T»” » K %• j- ,■-in-— c )* U I I *i SBtusl. 1--p i a t x r n n t i rrai fj-rttatiW 7 . • n im m in , If tttiicmr • n reluct/.ii. r | " ______ ' ^BSk * ■’ > ; • Et~. ,» _ i- Hi W l M Of th l ■ tp I4rrflllt iVfr.dB* f ib tby i t. V T • . . . ;ix . ;.j j ■ _______ - from the will bcein. The final* are ached- h, \ g M 1for U b o r Day, Monday, Bcpt. MtJ.S'TCOMEUV. rtla. Aap. t;i'»-Tbc ..uajjfyin" roun-l of.lllo i I. Amonjr tho pr«?-tournev favorN-u-mial AJr Forcra (’..>U I'twrtAni kJ J 1 J F ' . / . 1 / V y _ v i j n u r ' H'p. «Lnrt, d today >»h.-n the Itnt are Col. Jim WtUon of Toledo, Ohio, an.1 Maxwell Field, the^d*-, Of ABTUUR BkdlMUTH. JU ^ .............. .. P P P H . fendlny champion; Capt. Fred --eley of Norfolk, Vtv. winner ^ i l P l h * • ArruV. Cfumplonahip M 17 - ’X r' ' T: e.:n'i i t Jj!* ,f '/•!'"-* ' I , < • Fart lien nitty. (»*-! M. hut. John tjii ihw-Altdt lit'. - ' '.-iv. .-illy ct ' . a . • flrciliark of Chattanooga, lenn.,Ali-in*uM U ifu i |iK>ki lil.e thoy Far Kacturn Air Forces an.1 I3th ■’! rdiaiiii. eirl / r -m nil ctripunte, db* florrieai « w I b; *.i |o * ':r- urc loaded with, cxporlmu.* and Air Fore* champion: 'and Hgt. l«J-n rStifhir* . * -rt* 11:.>* nwlrf*;- mjwor In n«arly cvrry pualtinh rn Gene Fruse of San Antonia, T el., ■n*.i ntlft.’ti y -ni ; :;r r. . ineurmit 1 U10 itluli. and wiih a d<-n*ti of a .piarlcr-flnatlst la*l year. • r-iw aueitKt.Bn; !-.* I'n i.iv , !y of ] woro ftelliMiM n iJ . in.idiiatc* th* X.' .nr ' ' ‘ r * t- tbr ' f tfy tobl off* auirThe world's desert* cover ap , . . . tfr- i nu-idjnjf t!:. caialty,'. ll.U’J inz pri-xiftiiitrly 5,000,080 s q u a r e . ' ’ • 11 have .» . . m i l e s , ' : ,i . . ■Tie ■>»: ill >(-..* .-if 1. e lit -repb. o f p r . , U t f a fall. ?f.-.i.. ^ 4 i • • n siM M " flyifel. .I5f.br Uuioii'1 *. end w ■ y. i .. Packaige Store and Bar F h a M ’f tO ELECTROLUX i' • H , J S P P m l tit. lltf ryfort •?'-• Ipld |iss (Von move.I Vq Hwjfiiird mUi 'a jt3'L7M)-,'V)1' psr!-1 p p eiuoit' ’ > J ' ■• 11 " ------ IM iK- d 'iiV ’ If i p ii ilik ■?rf'.?r n.tci t trt>uit <» t* H/ib gutter tue the i>’|uruin-{ te r (VindhUlnr. .’ll! ft-'f \»H-- :ui uqd In the I'rtd :ni.',p».ljrh' uud m n li iho rl 'tf to thp c-r.lcr >•( fo n Q H l mNU 'U lHu* ipryt-i 1I1HU. ■ th ■ ’ . ’ ■' I. i at. th.- fcl vlir.'nitl UW'i* was J.i-srdCntO amt af tho jM Slttt‘(«»*>tni ll-t. .Willi ttioL iltsce mgitjr.Jxvlig •a tho rt-uib- K"!-. Hnwkiri rr • . L I' '4ADUUM CtEMEBS Nationally -famous -U-L.U C T 1LL1 LU.V w i t h attachments. X teal buy at low price. tVr *lre liberal allowm re on your Etld rleaner. Kebullt anil guaranteed by 8TATB VACUUM KTOIIES. INC. Open 1:09 A. M. to 5:09 P. SI. For a free home deni­ - n- (ration phone J ir> .'I i. ■ Ix .h .**|t ;n.>l*i th,* 51cab’i • •f/r-*-'4"f*dg- h- cenm^'-ci’^MW.Sstt >{ •() a r»<ve»'tto, '■Pelt, . Il-iWct ji-, tncre «ro seretal V IhRDU <r.N'NIjrjfj firnnirv* - . -s— 1 ■ • >. | i. 'I • I 2-4406 golSj! lo' mbI.u ilbrdtng lli.tdini Ifick tulfii bof lp’ nnnung bi.v ton baclift Ail .nnttinr*. Horry CibaM aptuxtrr cnrtaln to bla lT tJ f-.fm tin.l v. Ill The', t. i.asrttiK .O iK U lha fjiUtrc-U vp •>) titn .1 . -r-nv.:*! 1-. H. r.h . Miami paclii jiloif?' ntjiVvijr 1n I tX td S n M An fdtl l u a i i c ' 1 ft half • • ,M-> 1 with 'I .I 4.JK411RU01 i” ''! Johnr.fjin -Cn.d Misva and Al K»i d ’ . • r 42* 8. ORANOf. AVK.. ORLANDO * ■t Tt.n-tt t y. , »p-vigf tp c tw loyicp wfl ns!lftdFiS4,t?ft2fIn t h ' ¥K*r<*4«t ' itj’ifittaH -r"; a h* pcld '* SIP-'riiCi .Aid 'non* [lbukad gharitfatil. , * ■ S.-hV i m*? «G ^ • . 1 :• d U r . ^ Jl r». (.ti- A in OauUevttle • > x-n o th V E3 '-'tA<r«'i' tri.nuii, . ^1; .-!#♦' '» Priced To Sell i (Ml -£ .. •. I U/M"D ••*):■■ LutHrs Tennis • SHOES- ..-U a ■ - •* I.m i (Ju ftilfr Cn.-lilon Arch And Sola S,-!wf.- >.35-tljH . * ry. ■— ATIILCTtC.SIti n“ - —1 F .iw l.u i r o . ' > SIZES i --- - -aJ 41 m u b i) ’ V --'M . if*. f S e t '. •"*< l . . . ’ ■n i- u . ti • • -• A• ... ! I'!.'. ■, , tu-hiu V. (*E.»ir . l.tt • .4. U .1*11 jju SJfc** I W jM S Wfl < g ’”' .‘aidO ltltttl' * \ .1 w ffRM ft.4M.fi '_,*>* rh,4i-.i* • -r ’y* rtdtifOyW* . „«JV ..f - ' *: -. J r .,* ■H. «• M ; S t M - v i .j |i /^V'liUi * $ ,.a:*.! *i. D^T/ilU. 1^*1 BankficiuJ Souri B yP ’ 4 ~ 6 « • •wH—— i.KEDS BASKET?} ALL (Gjm -. _ IilRHOKLYNj Aug, 5 r. " jirdtcl liij uiUi hjfgi ltan ii* s**«*:.t»j i’i™* II* I )||*. |''4"- •f-. ! '* ' ' vVD NwfffSUttfr* . 1 * t/’i ’. i - i . ift W W p ' i'-.’lUipl i hn ). » JrMctl'-i. n r f-r1' m|) sSaHIfA |i,,<iwpt ?- tlii.rp , . pi fo llo w V.’ * 1’U’ *■* ft.ni I for, I.U ttsi">i m fur olyrt hbs-.li.iit by hi* tmUiD. ' Mc(lm*v t*-ss‘tr»vthroogn. .# • . „ . i J . .• th , ene y-;v n--lh b' '« f»» .*2 I.’.f, • « t *. r.” • »v 4 . ■i-'einu w tA - xifeii w m wl in Ii car ii” n/vi vm 1 • nnwAiiy ■ . jliV } U 0 W * chAuft.^r '.^ irh o trU - .. . n o Ilo Jmni'rd fr-'P» Hm r?r. i. . »*■«* ,onJ . ’ • ' »liME tied. ^ *l!-i I <VC.te n k e d j^ tSlU * - ___... - • 1 iT M'" T - * -T« ! - V . A l ..I!* ••____ .. . a*l , . ClfW. 4;*«w Ei '■ ii! ♦ ■ . . • -j. 'n»*ub*tr if’- t ThVY./A.'* ••.-Hi' :••* tn H-IlD }Wr.«**r FEELING & *- : •A . 1'* ;.v*v’ ft Yuur mirror hUI Ull you how Well you ilrpt 1 f r« 1 ' , . , : \ Ieook f r nl i . . . feel firvliI tn joy hcAjlIiful, iooth- •• j l. I V ■ lr ■ . •; • 1 S' . netlc.-r t ,'f|..-r «f thg .B nV *l’' r' ' T i Ihwbfi'r * x.-4i nnythf/ig 1.34- 0* * .’. ^* t t f ^ n .L ^ m T ;i- 4 h r h ’A Ma’.ir ).-3*Se i l ’h v 1 .lOmifarat t o l V jpvp,* uii JB'haq.-r Hmt ,h 'T ** t'fUi,7 '' , ■ ' h.EWVYc-. H at be, a u - j3fih1L.il! oil H,.i>' M toahav,’ h r * u t* <ll*app*.|qlp-t" K!«t "‘‘Ati. I }n, iv-eaht V4WW a ’!<• witi, i .' -' ' IlM. ri ici' i . : i ' ' fii'.iVPv "ffrf..l4» I.f.A -n n u l M o i r l l + h ™ ' * i*p|q!-.HMin hhu. nrw *vH or >.*w» "T f , , nJ 'h ’ •if *hp <• m ‘ = ...... ' ....... » • L eu//. v tr-rtyi r* ’*\T. ■ tiau •• ’ \.^ W .MKtrN iS m ii • Al*. f * -i >• - _n.vioii.-yy * ! 1 IKTF" . 1 (j • Rv LIU BLACK AP Newsfealure# NEW HAVEN. Conn^-When Al Buahey pitches he uses his light flipper, flashing the form that tlx year* a»o earned him a tryout with Jh# Cleveland Indiana and a successful crack a t minor league ball with Wilkesbarre of the F.aat•rn league. • . . . But, It’s the left paw that a t­ tracts tha big Interest—and drama. It's an aluminum hand made bv Ms teammates. The 24-yo'ar-old Buahey la the sensation of . the Sargent and Company team In IlSie New Haven Recreation League, and Windaor Locks In the Northern Connect!cut amateur loon. lie lost his t/efi. arm Jn a fenn i turning to Ms Ctdchester home . after tho baseball season. Until lh# ateldont an rnsllage rulter nippi-d off bis hamt Ju*t below the wrist—Bushcy’s diam­ ond career looke<l bright. Cleve­ land thought enough of him to •end him to Wilkesbarre where be pitched throe complete games winning two, and workrd a t a re­ liefer In five other contest*. lie forgot all aliout even play­ ing baseball again until last spring when he Joned the local hardware firm ' as a salesman. iking Manager George Barren, hxikl for a pitcher,.heard about Rushey and talked him Into getting into a uniform. Sargent technicians picked up the .ball from there and Ms teammates constructed tha new hand In the shop. “You know," he aays with amlla and a waggle of the left mitt, "It's put me back in tho game I love." * Potato*-* and petunias a rt mem­ ber* of lh« same plant family. I 1 ---------— . »-a-.- and stimulate the circulation, Rin*r off the soap thoroughly. Soep /mid* dirt in suspension, and a s , vou rirtaa away soap you rinse a wav dirt. Your lastginsint; may br cool. Init never use- ice. If vuur' skin is- soft, clear and smooth, keep It that v sy . If it Isn't, you will peed to c ld c it up hr applying an rmollf.nt ointment containing ..ulphuint-sl petroleum such as skin specialists m o m mend. k’or best results leave tha ointment on all night. Did vou ki\ow that dtfftdruff can !*• (hr cau«- of a bad eomrlexlon? Infliction often spreads from the scalp to the face.' so giv« four £calf rhr*? Apply tile ointment to On- scalp (he night lieforr you shampoo your hair. Next day, make n li-iuid ny shaving vour medicat ’d s-.iap Into a cup of hot water, llm.i give your hair at least two gvoetoo* IntherOn imt*. Rinse well. US'. ■_ x — ^ - - - .: v ~ ..................... ««*?•> - Ancient Itomap officials bon­ ; !l ivit their own piivate v»hicl’-s trom that H ty's -crowd*d street i. # . - • Of*">V >e > X. t . . !*.-*; . ' I’rolret Y4,ur Health It, Sleeps.* Heller. • * "» « INNEKSPRING Ma TTRF.SSES BOX SPRINGS HOLLYWOOD BEDS SlanufactutrEl Tn Your ' luilitlJual Order lly - * ECHOLS -- M sltirss Hrimrallng A Itthull.llnx A Fpe.lslty . Call Ua Today -• MI««P *■n. ttgr T . mtgPt- —- * -V-* . • }•.. --* -• • \_ ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY RanTnr.l Orlando Celery A .B anlord- I'kuns I H l S.-nfuril, H a. * ............ ...... : Vf") ■ - .—; make our own Ice Cream, All flavor* Taatjr — Dalidnu* — lleallhful - TIP—TOP ICE CREAM Phone 1218 414 Sanford Avenue The L0 NGW00D HOTEL I.ONtiWOUD, FLA. is growing In popularilr every day. m . tiring >'«ur family or friends Dir n LUNCHEON or DINNER PARTY Serving full course Luncheons from 12 .. 2 M* . from $1.00 ' ** ' Full course Shlnip. Chicken, Duck, l|nm , • Steak Dinners, Including our SMfMU.’ASUOHD Plaller. Week days from 5 lo 9 Sundays from 12 io 8. * - from $1.50 - • . .* Our Kcreened-in porch is most Huilshle for — — t, ^ ■• — r *wew a HOT WATER i TTV ' 1- s ; - ANYWHERE-AND FOR EVERY USE- m -• I. *- • 1■ -• * , t AND YOB O N HAVE IT AUTOMATICALIY - 1 0 1 U S t I S I S 4< 1 0 * 1 1 I •' ’ 1 es. Ices than 4* a day for tl Y _ avecag* fi of four!* ' * you can enjoy a ! wo-Thcrm no I *«' — .%• *■*•’ • FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM Try * TIP—TOP ICE CREA1 accident In 1‘Xl, shortly after ro- '?• *> ■ ‘ rvV mm ^ - —-- .. : h^. IDi.l itj. j; \6 *r* .»• \f *■ I MtnYiH r»rdim>, .<wWV ”-vt Hw i-'ifw * ' * DM l i f t 'l i M i f . v *» ,e i] iMOUILU, A* --, .VMS. » il».> u *i - of.n-A-W* .• j> '.•\Sii it £.() K"(rh>. hlriudtpg d’yeti-.. C:apidryJl ffim jy. frc.il Ail an hi.1 N e r Ofnr-» MiMfti'. ,H-rwh ffhiiml t j t d l TuPfit Jbttl^!Wr,-'MsHpRArt. PenC 'Ufp-nf'K ftfffrisr. VTtffgt ■*-.-1 blit i er»rrr-i*mf»irrt-~r- n r l,h t , W*»'4o S aH hW :-'’ -aCg • :.ii t .-' l-V vqaLctl^ Ui invefTOent?F i " 1. 1 :•< !, * - ItilU d rS to i .'A' J-tl»S ilti-.'r/ Phlin !’e«~h —: r j | , . • >’• j.t uM-.i\,-|H ' ' ' Wi. 1,1, Fu !•« i. 1-m-li i >tnhtuUV??cit it' u.u' i : f.lia Wtotm «f M.%"ti* V'V t, > i til lb Tied ■t h t . . • rot . •' < <Wg' H4IJ 1" Ofilh’Cjr a EU.'.I-IV l u g w _ 1 •• ftr.np. , . .. • - * - ^ f a fellow who Isn't a pretty good batter won’t benefit by thl* knowledge." , Vincent declares signally the pitch would have the .adverse ef­ fect to causing most of the hatters the Texas league thla year to chase bad ball*. "Knowing what was coming, they'd maku tip their mind* to aw ing'and It Wouldn't make anv difference if the pilch wasn’t In thero.” , ~ In other word*, the way -Vln-c e n t ^ it.-aH H tytgfool tM i a t r man umloubtedly has much to do with pitching success but this also Include 1 more than employing the element of surprise In the kind of ‘ ‘ ; being served. “ ’ Ry HKTTV Cf.ARKU AP Newafeaturra B eaut/ Kditor Db you know how to wash ntlt fare? It i« safe Imt that Vou don't— even (f vou think, vou i|n. Th.s daily ritual which occupies us from the time we are able tu hold a washcloth in our hands is laert often improperly done. More than four, millioii Imys and girls have some kiml of skin trouble, and much of it. dm tori say. Is the direct result of im*proper cleansing. Kids g4*t In the habit at Ifi early age.of anlatli ing soap and water *nv tline- fnrr-; ami believing they are clean. Your face needs a thorough scrubbing at least twric* a 4l*)\ If It Is quite oily or m aned by blackheads and pimples, you n»r-i three of four jscpibbingi!. If _yau cannot 'do that, doctors often su£Rest repeating the cleansing p n eess twice ‘ rice in succession nmining and evening. In the first place, don", use just any complexion soap. I’dy a little more If necessary, but make anre you get the b e st Your soap should be pure, gentle and as free from alkali as poaajhle. If it Is mil Hv medicated, specially mado fni blemished akin, *o much the bet­ ter. • Next vou need a rohipti’xi’i’i brush with soft brl.it! m (Dn-I's shaviqg linish la fine) or an Ijnmaculatidv clean, rwug!iV •.wash M«m ^wople prefer hr. because they vleanss-clogged |*or. s more thoroughly and are not ns likely to spread infection. Here is what to do: * Wet vour cloth o r /brush in Imt water. Warm water Is all riglH usually, but for very oily skin, blackheads or pimple*, lie‘.lire to have the water falrlv hot. Rub on Plenty of soap *0 th a t you get an nhumlnnt lather. Scrub .vour face the wav a sur­ geon washes himself bijfme an operation. Rerub every Inch In a rnti rv matian/ w ai1 lo iu h iy irar " diligently am) painstakingly, pay­ ing special attention i/i the si/l«s of the nose, apace h/rla-i i-t the evebrow.*-and umlrr the chill Use plenty of wn'tr-r ni well a* plenty of snap. The wariiith of the water. Ilio. length if time lh. Mates Help Pitcher Keep Hand In Game s Bo r t s ' l a u g h *=> |\Vaahing Twice A Day in placing tha ball to cap'itailse on anv weakness. In the Imtler's swing. m m a WEDNESDAY, AUG. 27,1947 IFacc Needs Thorough move dirt and oily accumulation* By IIAKOI.D V. RATI.IFF | AP Newifealurea DAM.AS—What,I* th« value of . the batter knowing just what pitch * ................................ la coming up to the plate? A1 Vincent, manager of the Dal­ le* club of the Texa* Mague, think*, in taoit inatanee* it not only I* valueless but harmful.' Among other thing* It make* hit­ ter* go after too many bad balls, he observe*. -• "Tbyre are several pitchers in thla league who I can raad like a book." says Al. “ When they're working I rould tip off our hatters hut I don't try to do ft. Actually, I think it wpuld t>e harmful. ■ “I honestly believe you ran count on the finger* of one hand the hit ter* In thi* league nowf who would . . benefit bv knowing what pitch was coming. The number In AAA com­ pany (the Texas League la AA) is very small, too. I know a lot of maior Iragurra it wouldn't help. Some would only become more con­ fused." , Vincent save when he was man­ ager-of the Buffalo club of the International League in 1341 the ■circuit was full of pitchpri ami catchers who couldn’t hide a sig­ nal with a bushel basket. It was a cinch to figure them out and anticipate correctly what was coming. "There was only one man I was able to work with very success­ fully,” relates r«*I»tr* Vincent, YiDcrnlw "lie was wan fully,'* -Eric McNair, whh Ulrl.led 1lme at second ami short for us. Any time ua. you gave him that fast-ball signal and Hie pitcher got the ball In there, vou could just bank on It going for a base nit. Dut, the ___..p itc h had to be good or Eric ouldn't swing. ..-J '7; "He led the International league in batting that year with an aver­ age of A57 ami I'm sure he was helped a great deal by knowing the Pitches .In advance. I conveyed the Information by yelling in a rartl 'p »"«"nt»r »mt b*.fnra Inna everybody In the league knew what » was going «iL “It got to bo funny. The catch­ era would atart yelling when t*uir pitchers began their throwing moHons trying to outshout me so ... ’ McNair couldn't hear my slgnol. “But '4 ; »EiV-.r. • • »• • -yjfa rt'C -!*#?>«■ SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA The Clubhouse , . . wNational Air.. Forces pi.wMjl*r»»W'W«fc ... After the nualifyiny ruunde to* I (roll iournev O p i l l S day and tomorrow; maten play COW M E I n 'r i f k . f.v fAflotf fu ailT.tr'r C Dare Ti'li !-.!,!• in-!,.• b-i-l.ft'/M .mil ■, • Pnvv •to (..ru^la- -’ruen^ * • ! .'ll ’ ll • -*■!>• I • Knjoy Bollled Energy . . nt Jiu qipirt*V't.n '-> s|u! ’Ailt liaro I .t.vrinc u««id,'^it4To;iwit >Hy '» Id Im miftv-i.lvfru-r; Ked'.lw I Mt?i*f Min’iniair . / ‘T 'i t f t.dt).y.|;:ibie. . i ,tp"U", ■ten . .- 2 . Hist, -h . Our Bpatkllnt; Unvnr-filtetl , irpr H P!r.-ef Uu; £0 schrdii!^. . . y "■ itioii. 'Aliuirt! 17 pet4in‘ flevcrnKcs when H’h hull TjUrty-itiri.*’ pU.-rr* wlptr vat-­ rii3!*>r.H p eib ^a . 4 in &Q *>bitjiftcn t»ifl Pi.m ’ if'o? l »fi p, 4U..M. U iUKt !«:• city" '•.t V 'i» In N*ts. The l*ikt.il.« uf '..fh-i nr.f.<--idtiriil. .’I, ’■* U- : *2 w-u^rtri? ulJ'shuW- '. tv--My-»uvip of the 2l hdw won B iir« . . ' t 'i ic_. i .'au-J- t u UU-j. etU tho {fittera.at Mia ul. F iw lett.n u ,.;iv an.'.n-; ’ e • 4-f Id tieluita >*iJj , up tp'irc I I I \,V, I ir.vt M n cl , ttnVing 2. ■ .. V ti i r - . . ?■ . s T v " H Ska • u -.tr -i 'I '* l''"i j ' »'*• "• I i-.S lS :um<*<Ptt >hr!h tli!*y I Th.- W w tqf M'i/tvi Kb'ii. l-p?,, • •i -.-ri*r"«;»"". V- i I f . ......... FesFaaia.’TJitl h. ,:l ,n I ---W {| lie' liv* A,-,. -I,rt•* 'v!H -, il prv»<-i'. t' • •! ■1 .” 'i f )<l>t iM-tjlru 'at lb* S n o -.ad ptyt- '-. t/oacU tioarli Jock .riro-tiniqf ;.sjth- n tus/qr |*mV ■ ;n r \ lairt' winter. 't ■'iC.vi'i. ' ■| M H IH BI . i' . i .■•i *". 11.- i .p i r ’da b " r • i l *m n f p lo /g ln t » :r I -i », srrtwk in IWtl-gy -*■ in "iOrH 7 :leSkllt*; trjjr. k SOUTHFLORIDA BASEBALL EXOffl im M tM u m m mm ir. f?,-v-»Ei). Cl III» Ji je -ir' '■( »a' jjr£*imHiie!s, }h' : r t 0 »vl v • 1‘urt-M utuFlj M .4 vlijf./ ' the 27, 1941 ***r \Lr * • Celery men Move* To Jacfcsonvi:.rtrtnnl Daytoim Tonight: Tcum Cops Font/nt J:t Return Here For Semi-Pro Tournament ■i; ' - * ‘t v ' 2 Games Tomorrow WICHITA. L \s. :’7, <- - 1 _____— • matter wbe iftl.' rv- [ AWr^ F 0 t t < ■ — The sirddagty Therm me* 1 WA] « * Daw oitr-avail- able evtrywher ■ - )NEY FOR OLD THINGS i n r to 1 Foraiiarw r> ... ... . I Wsg.? 4.4 - ■• ■ • "* - '1 ' ' '• • • * I N'5t . ■' * /fv Vm‘a Vi : as - v i “C.’| t ■ *'* . .. 111'*-. tKA* • . *... • . T I * « - J * '♦ - _*a.- * ’ ; �r' -'> —f^-^' ■:'^— — .i ■ W E D N E S D A Y , A U G . 2 7 ,1 9 4 7 2#- “m*'S“ - Millions In Europe Are Willing To Move To Other Countries ■ *1 * •---- m THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA __ 'A ' * ; ---L' Hr SICJKill .MINK WASHINGTON - Tire worry ov»r keeping Europe fad and nt w?rk may partially solve Itself through a factor which the politiciane haven't even mentioned: Literally millinn*.* of Europrrn* want to leave for ••iototii In oUut That report- waa In might to Jon, by Att*’> iiliai minUter hf Immigration,' Arthur Calwell, after a quick -swing through ■even European countries to study that exact question. Winston Churchill-baa !>l<tided with Ilritona to ifick it out in the home-land, but Calwell anya he diacovered that 400, bilt-Jrts want to ink--to Atfctmlla. And Australia wants than. 1 Another . 200.000 want to coma to the United States. Thousands hove already resettled In C iw l.i. Millions Mu* imp But not only Britons a r t on the move. Calwell aaya millions «»f other Europeans are hopintr f tr new homes in Canada, the United States, Latin America and Austrail*. They fear another war. They feel’ It Impossible to rebuild in Europe. Ptotecl Europe^ They want to ptoteel their children from ,th a horrors they've• Seen. Vxfkxrf T inother war within five yjar*. The continent la striped with population shifts. Sweden, hnrd up for labor, has Just signed agree­ ment to take workers front Italy and Hungary. Some SOOJ/OO lew* are determined to leave Europe, beginning In January Australia 4- will take. 60 Dutch farm aia a month as long as they come. Brasil Is taking !n selected Europeans to build its 'economy. Several other La tin American re­ public* are half vuty through negotiations to take in European* ---- w ith-special-skillsr-flotn ClTOtlt* and Australia have tal.-n in thoueanda* of- the I’olea who fought with ther Brltlih. Australia Wants People Calwell sava baldly that Aus­ tralia wants to hulld Its 1.600,000 people Into 20,000,000 its the next two generations because they “have no faith in the peaceful In­ tentions of the Japanese.**. The Auaslea want . tint only more population, but a balanced population. They nrod people on their farm and range land, and they’re putting emphasis on tak­ ing non-akilled workoj-t. They' are looking to tho day-when, for ex­ ample, India la richer and will be buying more ‘ Australian beef. Australian range is . going to waste for lark of market. - -—Brasil want* itnmigranr rohnirs to build up a more varied aqrlculture and Is-glad to the "know­ how" of the European farm er and the new European technicians they are taking. Best People Inspired Out what docs . it mean fur Europe T The possible answers kiek here In off-the-record laths economists who don't ‘ want to bs quoted. Here are tome of their coniectures: \ Europe is losing, and will lose, ioms of it* best peopla, The man with gumption to pull out ii valu­ able. Besides, the 'notions taking the Immigrants are carefully screening them. Europe was ince tho world's most important factory section. It shipped to all' the world at the favorable profit that factory sec­ tion* see mto take frdm raw ma­ teria! producers. When Europe loses Its bands it lose* part of Ua ability to export, But It aim lose* pact of the press Ing pch! to-buy fond abroad. More Factories And In other parts1of the world factories are growing. There isn't a so-rolled "raw material notion" In . thw United Nations which hasn't voiced a desire for more factories to piece out fa An pro­ duction. Those factories are growing, particularly In Australia, India and Braxlt. A* fhJT grow, Err-j rope'* old-market* shrink. For ex­ ample, Australia la now exporting many amall ctmsumrrs' artislea-'• thlhga aa big a* radio*—«nd nil! ■hortly turn out iU own auto*. Tha possible .witcomef Wash­ ington economists are n o t parti­ cularly worried. They say there will be a creaking, complaining Interim, but the result la llkwtjr to be a more nearly balanced liv­ ing Kale all over tha world. .. •... ■ . THIS NCTURI WAS MADf after a group of American Boy Scouta bad placed^ box ftllcd with rajtti a‘iUytUaui inetnotrel loWrancc'xUnknown • Soldier. The anil was taken from BcdloeV Island, Hew York, on which* ■lands the Statue of Liberty. The Americ.ms nre attending Ui* alxth World's Boy Scout Jamboree In *,?luon.Fr*,iC*. (fnfcmatJonal)j Pick Out Child’s feet may have grown more than a site in o few nfbnths. Correct Shoes W ith C are shoe length allows three-quarters -/■.; to one Inch space a t the toe. Cor­ rect width allows space enough so Br DOROTHY ttO lr ■ Associated Press Fashion Editor that the leather may lie pinched ’ Whan yog pick out schorl shoes between the finger*. Make sure for Junior>and Sis, chooo them the'heel fit* snugly. Select the well, and remember that th> aver­ site which fits Dip lurgvr of the age active child takes about 30,- child's two feet. (One footalm ost vs W ilIgMIyTorgc-.' than (ho ither.) 12 mllct 3—Select shoes which haie-sof*, That’s why aptall ah-ws seem to wear out *o quickly, and also why flexible uppers, sturdy but flexlhlj . import soles. Leather children’s-foot care ... Is so ant. Behoof shoes should he ' tur- ! nreferred to those of rublier or dv enough Jo give /pud support,! plastic because they allow the foot vet not so stiff ami K n f t os lo t to "breathe.'’ restrict freedom of movement. The [ National Foot Health Council, on organisation of podiatrists, rays the best school shoes are laced ox­ fords mode of light-weight upper (JET THAT leather, with flexible leather io !n . Shoe alie is most ^important. Badly fitting shoes are-otle of the chief causes, doctors say, of the high rate of foot trouble In Amer­ ica. Nine out of ten babies have Perfect feet at hlrth, yet seven out o f’every ten adults hove foot ailments, the major i t / of which— may be -traced -to--w eantnr'ourgrown ahiwa In childhood. It'a important to seU that the children gab new.shoe* a» often as their fret.'irequlr# them. Young feet grow so fast that they reach 1 n new shoe site with alarming frequency. \ Sometimes n child’s foot will grow a whole site in one month; almost always the foot site changes every six months, | Doctors warn r.talnst excessive wear of sheakers or "loafers" by young children, aa heel tendons may get uQt of lino If shoes are too jp f t Udhold the foot firmly. I nadequatttij Instep sunpott also may lead tV flat feet. Stocking 'fit is importanr, tco. Children's stockings jhmilil allow about a half Iw j; m w * lieyond the end of the big toe, lor growing room. Stockings that are too small cramp the toes; those that uro too long may bunch and caurj Mistere. , JsLEEP OH A SEAL* MATTRESS Here are some general pointers ' to follow In buying school dhoes Enjoy relaxing, refreshing sleep this fall: 1—Patronise a reliable shoe on n 'perfectly IwUmftl sealtI atore. _ * * --------- ^ ----- Innrr^prinR jnattrrs*; Thl* flno: *—H are feet mesattrH and ’ tn,iltre*s n id tio n s y o u r Itwly shoes fitfetr each -lima you bti/ ■hoe* fo r viiur child. Don J follow gently lin t "sleeping tin a hxalTj the custom of lust ordering n pair a sis* larger than the last, for the is like sleeping on a clo u d " |yr' Tuftleaa Innerapring Wheeler of Sanford 49*5Q ’ * ; CANVAS AWNINGS ____ i~ CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS Ahimiaam, Steel, Wood I ER 10 DAY DELIVEf Box Spring To Match I ;V 89^0 We REPAIR! Sanford Furniture Co. F B B R E S T IM A t E S P h o n e 80S m * •• * Ned -Smith, M ir. 300 li. 1st. 8t. "Itllh t where we‘v# t for U years” »*•»'* v-*.’ » , . - - �—4 s • eJel j -jFL --»A—T — J^^.^, P 3 ? £ -\| .V '1 * } 2 . . ^ Tr im - .=5: _ * •* 1 ' :%* '..., -_— •~ J'.. TCI TUP. SANFORD HRRAUlt lANRORDk FLORIDA W E D N E S D A Y , A U G U S T • 27, 194? PAUL t i \ & noniii.t at the University of 31**- U l ' l l t l' .l i to file m s|ip c « r*n t* In | i «r i In said r a u k Ip |»*i»oi» *4f W I L L I | * Lf!lft J C N IU IIT . f«»r d iv o rc e “ 'In your country, it’s dif­ C o n g r e H s m a S ta te d hf attorney at the uff.w uf Hie , p n m i i i i i mi tni - -it. .tot Students Attend iir e s tn ii i f 0 h frtlo fe r* in sarhututu, thinks the Nunvcgiaii tii* fe re n t If a motbeii Jid thing* O itM « f ’ Couri^ «it-tki« l-in u t rv m m a n d you is» h# an il u r i^ a r tyii A P. toll 1* are "amaxing." S.»n tays: ofVtkistmlwr. one way,* her daughter figures U. S. Sfmul VITN Ki-f. oi> h»n 11 "T lfn«» m Nanfotd. Ss-ruihel- t.#mtr School Ip Olso fiiTf: i,»|,(t i 't?nit either la p w o iy o# wir friendliness it wonder uud court ..I Sanford i ! : 1 ’ thi* t|* F lo r id * , ntt Hr* i t lH i k y -»i l*> M Uvfitt|‘ 1pa n r h« for* ihe aih that is proof enough that it jirut*fit t&4f <T h u r s d a y ! an*! dae nf nr|kr|ttl< r, A I* l t # L ful. And I art diffccnllv hmV. :«ih day of Ausint. A 11 1st I, German Uu r Mines AP Nowsfeaturea ^ W a s h in g t o n . au «. . >. pp> - ahly is wrong. Here, it is easy to that ia* ilrtAttH ,i tlttr»y erW lie l*eer#» i*r** L‘i« n li*iu w ill i»* tt. p . I I .-root.I. OLSO— “You- cats'4 escape the I’m more friendly too." A; shooting war Is more dramatic, bring about change.'" . A* C le rk of t.il.1 C lt r iili I'ra reafiM tr w ill It# •ikivivti mol j . n t'ft'i 4R«Hit s«>w. The nest battleground in the Bernice has a suggentimt tu Mffi: faiiM! |ifore« «l . * ;I It f» *# tbrtfii'f Court t course. But a battle has just WASHINGTON. Aug. 27 (**)- fact you are 'Arob»***doia of ill t I hi* W IT N K K H mv tiii«ni and v ffk t.tl C ita tin n tNr |o|idi**h«^f In TH * H a l* t U F F t C I A I . H K A ti) war on infant mortality: the pro- 10*p. Kelltv (D-PA), describing America’ in Norway.’’. make concerning inti>rovin< Am«r. ___ won in a fight th at’s import­ till* day «*f Angtiii.,, tli* li* ir * * A, H pi’T , J f . f iff d, 11 #f *Hf.: Tt «*w »jia |*# r «j f- g*ti g1 4 1, . A group of 219 vuuik . Aiaer- lean* reiatiutu in Nor'any; "U'c ant to every mother, father ami mature baby. Any baby weighing coni as toe key to European t*» t| I*. Herndon r ir c u U t i'r t }»iiid»!Hei| In rfaiif pr\Lless than 6H pounds at birth is economic recovery, proposed to­ ican men and woman ti'u,c*«ntit\g nught to Id mure Norwegian stud* .toil tin lo r 1'l.t’in It Sbahy in the„U. S. rirrfe 'L’ lr tu li t'ftiHi M iininolr C' tint). 'Ffnrtda, o p f r ea**h \f F i m U . w » r t fo r feu r fOU i h l U t t f r t t L * M CI li t: r n t m : t u The ernsos bureau has Mil­ considered premature. In some day that the United .States take 98 different college* un i ill -dates enu into America."^ places in th u count!/, half of all .xNvC.> 1aIOI *n*f nuifiai W N I- ^ ftt> my 1 h3»tl n fflein l listened earnestly as NfUjpun TCI. W ' l l X I K l:M M A It lt .I.K I t V over the German Ruhr mihes Mr. and Mis. Harold Ucrkman, itated the infant mortality r a te , !? d u i liinnfttjddrr I H al at tjanlopt In th - C i ' u p t / . J t ; • . . |Uac# efHl. ipime4t.3H.. iat>. * '* fl«uu lie- British- and “gat tho N’nu t'i toiul. Dcaa 4o( Anajpjgn. of 'UinntSMHdw. Minn., oito'ol hk *h‘» nr 1940. and “The m ud.* a t . - _ ' Tor K r h iiW B ..l . ,t ; r : i a i; P i'afui.,'11... — il’* I * . Ultfllit.o ll students at the UnlvrMtV hOttao, mart led couple} *1 the. Iliiitei tity. J*a v*i« p.nHiufli.6, Jehjlnne” . ’ Nmiford, Flffi'idw* mg, simply astounding,' said foce. lheV ate a year old. IH d t j if ,\n Must. the ttTf jipiiti?* g u ilty special care, “(hi nitoWPi-r1 ' In tltr auditorium *t*iLu to them Bark ft uni Jin rope. where he believe that Utuugh Ihay have a Hilt h*H I'fP ll r.* Edwin F. Daily, director of Hill rut l i x i i l l f i r m j t» r. iiwfi.dt.5i. * “very good deal" in'llvii'j: nilh u r a il «*«>url of tho N inth Ioi|»#L<l| T ito . K T A T K * i F P t o U t lt iA Tt* alth service* for the -hildten's every hour," probably will be the attended the recent International of th« main huThling. i ’le rk of t*irr||it ablution to the problem. ilK M ii iif Fto* i«l»i ^e-fujfiiii-t' n4»ityt j J l A X I i : K N i t f l l T , IC»* W V riT fiAKor sume of them , the phrgaa >Nut,wegian family off H w ca u ip u t III O h n n ^ ry ,# uioLv llo titu* *»i , Labor Conference, Ktjley also rcau. “ In 1915“ Dr. Dally said, i’durt VAN.N'AII A V C .N P r ; VAUlHJMT-V. Even*more'unusual than the in-, gold jeporters: “Ambassador* of America" had a* arranged for them uy lh« Unihe fondled a statistic, "66 out T ll IM L L K ItV x fla ttitU f i ttKimm '.Heat) warn thin. Thly had tend hearing verrily, it is not a “repreacniniivr R%•.O IUW5UU.I.1 every 1,000 liable* aliv.) at Pirth fan t figures, Dr. Dsily thinks, ia l*jr; U L Ik n l. A iW*«r ti t it I h a ritia K i : m m a i i n . i r i t v . »«1. There is “a good deal of J»et>ut y O a r It «.n»i p p||=j!)tf> fgp^ywmulti hrt n t •t fl ill Hi* Q l C i l ilitu rl ‘ before they were a year old. the work done with the new ma­ fpar’’ of a new war and "1 don't it again and again ever stM c.thfir familv.” They did mil expect to mas. ' “In 1033,” hf su'd, “we hud la mi Rlitoltllo of iffVurro ill ttnd fo» >rniltiols* t*nunt> Fine* f la t la jit W* first application Id the Slate*, lo have "maidi and luxury." T 1046 that figure wns cut to 38 M l. in »li.m uerv «aaln»t you |»y You ar^ Ihsfffeft in S o llr llo t for tM aihilff a shocking record, with,AS death* *ee how thing* can go on ln- attend the »ummcc school fpr it of 1.000. “1 cunu* frotij Washington. D. among every 1,000 mother*. “Ir. alefinitelv there without leading American students l» Oslo. But C,." says Patricia Shaw. 21, Negro. “And In 104(1 we got it down to 1040 that was cut all the way- to conflict. I feel .Russia doesn't others felt a new ring of truth ■•*■O—ft u t H M OMgft 8 tfi In 1.000—a perfectly niton- down to 1.0 to 1,000. want war hut is promoting our in the old statement. Sold Gilbert *eu I like Norway. Ther.* i* no dtocriminaliun here. Thu inviple tshlng drop fot one very." An failure over there, hopeful we “We have hail excellent results Cranbcrg: to I've talked lo are inure horrified SSnln-nt Knclieh phyrrlka^nncu will pull out so they can move in.’’ “Whether we like tt «r not we than MiniMn-il at Ihe fad of did* ^ S g l d that the infant mortaliiv jotr with certain drugs, such as pen- For that reason “ we can't pull are unofficial representative* -*f > icillin with pneumonia. But right crimination to the Stall’.'." Ikates a country's d c irrV ^ tl ^ut." tho United States^ and a lot of iliratinn. Dr. Dally agrees, '* f f 1 rtfh't think of anv other spot 2. The Marshall plan fur Euro­ •Norwegians are going ,o obtain where wo have knocked tuu-ihird* don’t think you can get him pean aid would go a* tong way Legal Notice ay. by this standard, whether off tho death rate within I? Vesrs: toward answering the problem mote tasting impression* from uj than from Hollywood nurvics tlfcit “I’hwiominsl.” conclude I Daily. U, S. Is more civility;!, or unI of restoring the economy. M t k. r u vppt tit picture us as sophisticate* or bob- T U AN N in And that a about all I rhn tell you M ivilDed. than some other nation. il W . P K IlK IN H U N . w it..... .* 1. The United State* might bv-sox boobietk" , , about habics. except to say that .1 iitiiioK. amt addfraa .* s “Too’many fselors n o Involved Daily has more than an academic well invest more money in Euro­ Cranbcrg is one of J4 vrlets.nl •await aro. hat don’t show up in the figure;,’’ interest. He Is the father of two pean recovery .to -shorten the oc­ w h o returned overseas to attend In* art. hereby ouflfltd that u j « said. “Just say we've done a boys. cupation job to 16 to 2(1 year*. the summer school. A student at Ht h.r divotiw Lai br- m tltoi'm<.1 . job.” Dally says ■ number The occupation might go on for Syracuse University.. with hla in lb. Circuit lim it >'i lju -Vi1a 1 t ill t l i . I j tw n to(*' I things have contributed to the 76 year* “if we continue aa w# home in the Bronx, this- 22-year- •ju.i,- || lulity. til ebaorrry. utulrr Advancement. Among Mem:......... sinor 'a re •----------- — ..... —„ ......... llarvav BetupiU, goatlunder -if.~ .^ doUiff now Jn ... Kurope^.Wj .uld ex-lil-think*.the greauwt c o m ­ th e PH * o l U l l U l t : T C lt * » t « I K e W N f j r doctors, working .wUh. bettor. tb# llirih c v Bsarn V the Ameri-fnr.*' sot ‘Mnlrttr much' ro pliment he ever received was Saiautt. it, Attfto: w PCtlrMA’ I ti l ll.ai t.o .. ." t ■ chniquc*. Better hospitals. Bet can Hockey. tieague, chnioura. hosnitals. Bet•eonomv." the economy.' lirngur, turned-in iurpe.1 in anllh*. ., «ne economy. when a Norwegian frinnd told ottV dtii.ndaia, I* an a booIat# iltrrtt of dl, prenatal care. Belter informed no hit. no.run Lin game while pilrll-l Of the Ruhr coal production, him: “ You arc not tourist*, you •ought roiir ;t' t =: “ t hers. Better road*, making*it i Ing against a Minot, N. D., team ,1Kelley, said it ia only about one- are student* of Norway." Vob .iif Ibrrttoi* i.iinitcil |o; R a s itr . to re t baby to the doctor. this year. j half pre-war level. He anid the ■ t>|wat In tal.f rau*e ill |» i f .o ‘.|b v | Bernice Shoul. 27, /ruin Uo*ton, British Marne the situation oni Mass., a former teacher of ecu* ■ llurt.rr at 'h r i l l f l r r of J h f * ' b ' * j T And to thc*e he would add anof mid C e srf. at th# I'o u it H oUefto Of Nebraska** 77,620 square food and housing shortages and i other, newly found reason, 'i t la ita iilo rd .d c iid n id *I 'u ilnlr, ^Belgian doctor was in here the m ilts about 712 squire miles a re 1added: on tht M th d a ) of Pup' “ We should relieve the British of all responsibility for Ruhr (Wnturala)) ami that Mother day," he said, “and he told water surface. coal production. They, can’t ope­ Xhcrfor. * lUcrvc tint, cimlrnni rate their own mines. How c*n *< l a .-ltlri.d a m f th# ,a#ld f t w a t*f'*’ expect them lo operate tha Ruhr? l#c.t . » |M»rt* • WTTjffcrOt S ir ham l and id flria l We are footing tha hill anyway. •oni Hit* l i t h day o t Aoau»'. AHe should send our lech* litfuver. the! tv-They would - - tr— r r —iir it N i u i A .' r r r n . i ’lit till Court, ’ h-m litj'lt job done." ifant Mortality ‘ yi In 1946 Very Low ids: H i r._ A R T IC L E S FOR SA LE 8 1KCOUD PLAYERiTfor rent. By CANNING BEACHES *nd water- WATKINS ROUTE now open in Sanford. Willingness t > work 8 day or week. The Aiutic Bax, IIP 'melon*.' W. M. Moor-i, corner 13lh A French. hour* a day without a bos* will W. 1st St. Phone 963. earn excellent income and insure j OFFICE space in Melsch Building. LARGE DOG HOUSE niu* In future security. Car neceOsary. Large light offices, newly decor­ .raise puppies in. 'Jll Myitie See Mr. Hollingswortil at 966 Ave. Phone 699-51. ated, all utilftlci, heat and jani­ Volusia Ave, from 9 to 12 noon tor service furnished. Call HASor writo to box 2163, phone FOR SALE W, Hi A A. Dept. 8y>ra. 2U39-J. Daytona Beach. OLD N EW SPA FER S-3 Ol^lTS PER POUND. BUNDLED IN 9 W OR kTw AN TED CONVALESCENT IlfLMK now BUNDLES. open at Chuluota, 18 miles d E. 10. IS, 20 and 26 GENT TRACTOR WORK—Plowing and of Sanford and 18 mllas N*. E. HERALD OFFICE discing (no garden pints). Phone of Oslando. Large screen and open porchee to sit and enjoy AUTO RADIOS. Motorola. Sales' .5 * ^ :________________________ and Service. The Music Box,! EXPERT painting — contract or the cool breexe* off Lake Cath­ IIP W. 1st 8 t Phone 063. hourly baais. S. G. Grogan. erine. Large grounds anJ walk* ' i Free catimalus. Phone 781-J. safe from auto traffic. Large SEWING MACHINES lobby and rooms. Brick construe HALES A SERVICE t—lion. Can- aecomodate 25 only. SEWING MACH. SHOP FLOOR SANDING A -fm lihln*, Phone or write for reservation BERTS cleaning A waxing. Our power 115 8. FRENCH. I’ll. 1190 R at once. Oviedo 23A2 or Dr. unit enables ua to work where Martin 2392 or writo Bor 187 there is nu electric connection qhuitmta Florida. Large sedan FLOWERS available. 21 years, experienc*. for gueata to viait their doctor. r allI occas occasions II. M. Gleason, Lake Mary, Fla MeNEILL A Y&ST YOST FLORISTS Sipes A re / just off Celery JOH a* ctmk or to M ’x day. 6P4 IOOM furnished apartment, Off lea ph, 403 retldcnca ph, 510 R « E. 5th St. * 300 Mcllonville. Adult*, only. MODERN | apartment downtown. TUXEDO FEEDS--complete lino. 10 B tuinesa O p p o rtu n ities See Takaeh's Restaurant. Afro Hunt's Tuxedc Feed Hium WELL eslaldUhed Hardware Busioffice space or store. 208 N. ,_ ,, . _ t ; ness for sale. Clean stock of Park Ava. ta il ' 8en . JiJnmift Cowan* Shoot Metal. m n fh . ndUc, Biut MGT. c/o Works for new Radiators, new| * ’" I i( .. 0r«ld. /U RN ISIIED apartment. All litRadiator cores. Radiator clean-1 — fillies. Couple only. Muctesumi Ing and repairing. 12 S P E C IA L S F « V |C E S Hotel. CONCRETE SEWER PIPE FOR RENT—Floor sender. Easy 2 W A N T E D TO RENT SEPTIC TANKS, Grease Traps operation. Rcaaonablo rates, KanBlocks, Aluminum Windows ond ford Paint A Glass Co. I’hbno FURNIr HED’or unfurnished api. Screens, White cement Palnlj 303. perm.' residents. By 1st of Sept. Perm*-tile. Hurricane braces Close in aa possible. 2 bed­ Miracle Concrete Company, 309 DOlMiE • PLYMOUTH rooms. Please call 72I*K after Elm Av» Phone. 1335. PARTS AND SERVICE 6:00. 109 Palmelto Ave. Phone 1011 Batteries A Battory Charging. APARTMENT — medium sired, II. B. POPE C. INC, YA-DE moth proofing lasts 6 preferably furnished. Call 702-M years. Have your woolens moth after 6:00 P. M. ________• PA IN T— BENJAMIN .MOORE’S proofed now, . Downtown.Clean­ house naink. Ouul.t> whife sn-l ers ft I .an miry. 113 Palmetto IIir i f SO HU mTi LE there is no colors. Floor and Deck Enamel*. Aver—Phone 014. place like home. I want to rent SENKARIK GLASS ft PAINT CO. U 2-114 W, 2nd St. one. P. O. Box 2071 Sanford. Piano Tuning and Rapairing. L L Hill. Ees. Oil-W. 3 REAL E S T A T E FOR SA L K PEARS—Excellent canning vari­ ety »1.25, f 1,75 and 52.00 per SIGNS bushel. George Swurts. Silver REAL ESTATE ~ " Shaw cards and no*lets -1 INSURANCE U ke. Phone 770-M. O—DUE’S SIGN HRXV1CU ’ MORTGAGE LOANS I O. D. loin dress. Phone 1011 RAYMOND M. BALL. Realtor ENAMEL: BENJAMIN MOORE'S 1m prrrft' ftn****r"25Vtor F ai I. Registered Broker and " RENT quick drying, for Exterior and trnsurance Agent YOU DRIVB IT Interior use. S E N K A R I K Rm. 4 Florida State Bank Bldg. PHONE 200 GLA8S A TAINT CO. Phone STRUCK LAND'MORHISON NEW. two story, three bedroom 8 2 0 .___ ___________ . ____ . U DRIVB-IT. INC. home. Two car garage. On turner tot 119 x 140 In May fan. PIANOS—W'lnter .A Co. new SEE US FOR spinet 5625. bench inriuded. Wilt tell unfurnished or furnished MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING Term* If desired. Joseph Belli y, [ v-Thonc 365-M.______________ ___ AND TYP1NO 786 Magnolia Ave Orlando, I’h. CREDIT BURBAU OF Partly furnished home—5 rooms 2-2090. HANFORD ft bath, large sleeping porch. 1L 110 N. Park Phena 186 E. Weekly, 118 W. I Oth St. or BEAN PLANTER — good condi­ tion. T. B. Kinard, box 206, IJikc call phone J6, Orange City. EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING 51nnroc. . J U S BEDROOM bungalow, aercened Fred Mirers, 811 E. 2nd St. * porch, shade trees. 2624 Orange 4 CEILING fans for sale. I.aney’s Drug S to re.___________ Ave. Ph. 2I5-M. LONNIE MCMULLEN’S Marks! Barber Shop open Thursday, SALE of antiques. Kodured prices. ID ACRE farm, with house end Friday ft Saturday. For appointment, phone 1*21-J. out buildings—in falriy good THE HOME SHOP rendition. Form Is In good state Cal, wonder pepper plant. L. B. ~ ~ of 'cultivation, and raady to move Mann, Lake Monroe, Fla._____ WATCII ft CLOCK REPAIRING 1700 Sanford Are. Phone 1143-J In on. Price 18,000. A GOOD FARM of 40 acres: 80 SOFA AND CHAIR, 5«5, exrellent ATTENTION MOTHERS condition, attracllve sea; rovers. acres tiled and In cultivation; —DIAPER 8BUVICE— • Must sell by Sept. 1. Phone 763. fenced. Has small house and Babr Velvet furmthc* hoepilat Waaler Davis. _____________ _ ample shed and barn room. Fatm dean, sterile diapera and deodor* kP was In 1production last year. 6 A R TIC LES W A N T E D lied container, Reunomlcal and 916,000. • safe. Fully medically approvH 1 >0 ACRE farm, all UleJ with good Highest cash price paid for used Call Daytona 2467.W ct llect fer house and nica ground*. Want details. 90 diapers, I f a week. furniture. Ted Davis Furniture offer. -FIRST IN 8ANPORDCo, SIX E. 1st. Ph. 068. - f tt acres, tiled, on paved htgbwsy. 9 room hou»# In good condition. I’LL BUY your ear regardle*« of 13 NOTICES—PERSONAL 5 6 ,6 0 0 . age or condition. Roy Reel, cow ■' “ 309 SANFORD Beauty Salon—Phone S FRED W. BENDER 2nd 8t. 1354. 309 Park. Mary MeMahon. 2 Fla. Stats Bank Bldg. PRIVATE PARTY Will n»P rash Phone 1864. Permanent waves £••• Phone 1MD --fag rotn nr 1941 f lU m f e t nr 5A- up, -guaewateedi Wsfter—eefTU IUJ1EHS, will *cTT Plymouth from .owner, Osii af' tener. Also open evenings. chicken farm , good land, 0:90 P. M-, 1021 Elm Ave. i’h. FREE 'REE trailer parking to right no Dilmftt* rty . No electricity. < party. Jim A oou**, *l*eBetty’s tty ’a Fishing Camn. Cama.. ne, garage 7 pets, Lives lock. Supplies Ten nilnute* couplu would eourf hen*#. Bfl? ,Wt W, JERSEY COW for sale now 150 00. WANTED—Elderly like transportation by ear, to San Wltf freshen in fbsc. J. IL e/o Hermld* ^ / Antoulo. Texas around Aug. Bridget, l<ake Monroe. With. Phone 462-J. • 'ARTICLES FOR S A l£ • •ms;. ' H E tP WANTED : • *—V- NUTUti S K M IN IM .K l ' » l » T 1 P M H t lU A A iiit a r art* •»« . N O T IL 'B IH I t m i K t i r I l I V K N U i* l puvxuxm In Ocrtlon > »( m s*. ix«»« nf M e n u s . a «i « if ISlT.'hnown »• ih* Ml.'ill'IIV AiTV lt» futtiji* In* ,lr**Mli«( Umt In .-i iiiLiiiiI- t'l.u'oiy. Murid*, ir ill !** n| frrcil inr *«fc *! |iiit>ttc «u!Cf» tor Hi. hlghrM unit l»»! c**h hid. *u(ij»t« (u iln* right nf lh» Tr*»t*»« of the Inirrool Improvement >*uml to ie}*Tt *ny *ml «II hid* '*t *n« t'nunhuute hegllinlll* ■! toi* trrtnch. A. «»'h* =»*•■ U8V «» He|i(emhr> A- l! tot*, tlunlde nf niiinl'lpaltlli* e*»»inenf fur toad tlxhl nf *»y It* feet wide wilt be rekertnl front any parrel IhrnuRh whlfh there It *n *inline Bta;i iti.jit .\t t.. »<( until tuii to nnt hx If n( nil iirlroleti in and Hirer' .fuurba-t.1 ttliti wlii.nU *111- In leterteA: * tJite U anil_11 llhnfc I Dienni. wntd i ’la l Itooii 1 I'M ti >il and Si umt PUt tlmik I I'uiim to xml »». 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P la t Book 3 P a a * 11 tod* tt and t* K t * n k to W.. . , lu ff'a Huliglvlthin Plat Jlon k 1 Pagr K l l l ’Yl. of H t i t ft. lyf N W , ot NWiy lie* *# tt. vv of n r tv.run K *» ft, N llo-tt.. W J* H MW' In Ilea.I Medina I Tnwnthiti f» rtnuth l(«n*e XI Iritl. toil* : i | and I » l tom ateood l-tu | llnnk I P. «e* II In J| and IU.ll I llnok £ P*K* ri tail IS Itlreclf Is Itreaniwold l'l*t H“ "k s P a s**-SB and SI and Plat Hook I I nan X* and SS. ■ . 'i c |. IT S TtoOSe PWZEDEVIL STEELWORKERS By Walt Disney O^t. A M C K E V . . . TOCTRE s o BRAVE! SO —HuSH}— TO THINK VOUVB MECOWE ONE OF T R I ’g T R ia i t t y T i l K IN T K H N 'ifi IM P ItO V g M P .N T F U N D O K T it o |. ^OW,MC<EV ZS@ El eOOPNESS.WCKEV, VI 27 I^HTATIj OK 'K 1A1III DA A «*n t T rn a te e t nul« I'.Mini) The DeviLMay-Care Tyue. MICKEY MOUSt Kami, Hemt O o c £ o .° o * Custodian Funds THE LONE RANGER lh»*•*<If ft«• ft* By Fran Striker Dead Men Tell No Tales. V -W ' T rw r MAYKEj MAN'S, \TI*k SO FXPONfj W UUYYW mDTORiW *: MWK£0 HAH FOQTift FWTOfR0T - t •.STMt i g g»TKCRfy TU6 LCUE PAN3ER Vfta LEARN Mi ABOUT VO* RTRCMC-UOUI MY STAN COMSTOCK LIKE nWHEWHl / TWE LDNt n pc* ei ranocr B70THU? T0*jK MY RACC. UOW V10.0 M£ CAPTIVE,)’'W >00 PLAN TO STEAL THE MONEY* A t » V. / V ;' . Was Oft 15 ■ ^i--vm*H - — A7*® •t 77^ ETTA KETT inn — By. Paul UqhinHor "___ : - 7 WHATS V *X *G ! 1 tlA U Cl IA fSUT" TO OO o u r N TU»T suQA r B<7f *i AT 3 g s i p s jg i .TUJNtD OVS« s » * s A vne OUTTOO^r-* c AwYiQsiiiCMK T H^M E SAW A lJ t TW VV I tl^fe sO S not lomS enough r pnus) uoae&'J 'ettaS L W A 'l 8 ~ HELP 'WANTED i T ^ a Ot o s f o r s a l e Meat Cutter, Perkins P, O. Be* 297, Phone 1989 PONTIAC “8“ 4 - ^ I N ­ ■>i ^ ••*-t f & h ;y . i __ ; . • *00 »r v m i 1 i n . tit tPPtitoi UAt.PII F. DK AIIM AV a im Th* ■: By SiANLEY THE OLD HOME TOW N FOR RENT . - i * ' �> PAGE SIX / scon's Broadway CANDLES- A Foo-f CANDLE IS <1(11 IU U M ih MToh f r o m one s t a n d a r d CANDLE OK A S U R F A C E OME F o o t FROM c r o A o c So u r c e * oF fHL •How MANY NAILS COULD BE MADE FROM <I|L SQU EEZES AH . BETWEEN HlS KNEES <0 fJE-T IR O N IN Ul t*.* IHJ, r „ I ONE- i k l S i z e ^>F A S rtlN fJL E N A IL ’ fcU u a, k , Wali 'fo'fH E CRAB FAMILY lism C cuutinun monibt exitvis* and shall i'it Hob found himself n auch atatia Nazi Pilots come back, of course. after a series uf pleasant hut "From HwtUeiland we shall cot undistinguished roles it/ch as “A the way lo Snain across the _L’ritutuland hefara—IK tinue Fra free. (Tice ihrje, wo shall hr. Waterloo The excited yoniig German went free Iveil with open arm*.'* Bridge.” He is now comfortably on: • The dandelion - blossom really * mi that pmfHnhle plateau "This man has a friend who lives in Switzerland, and lie has U a giant tou.iurt of tiny yello w '"' popularity with such eompanIons as Cable, (Irani, Tracy, Hoft tifirelinns with tlio jiroper Hpsr ■ gnrt, Coo|wr, Power and - Macish nutInifiijes. From the .Swiss wo shall receive invitations to visit Xttji/erlaml. 1 -nlifornia In order to enable the teachers to rarn semester hours It is planned to estahllsh extension, courses, he announced. One of the tf.ate department Instructor* Win conduct evening classes each week. Mr*. J. C- Mitchell, principal of the South Side Primary School, was appointed chairman of A Seminole County tesrijers’ group rnnil find it eventually, or Barn C Hialeah drf ws many UK, Fur esample, a miy Uks GdJftbrt',* 41though, hi? fflqSMmP may now be at its peak, will soma which recently set • world's rec­ extension committee chairman to day have to seek that prised ord for fltabta earnings in one cprry out the educational plan level. among -negro teachers, year."- • v - fllT jL fc N .BbDYc ? ''sp iR tis: lias more “We Will apjdy here for a three h30,000 acres Of vineyards. Hurray, That, then, la the Shangri-La inalo movie atar*. Each fur all dont WANTED!! BELY ON 4-LEAF* CLOVE IIS, TurnlHhed dr unTtfrhlSfieO. Family of three. Property will lie kepi In first clans condition. Rental to apply on purchase price. OLfH WANT ADS ARK I.FCKY Contact C. L. Carter ASST. MGR. J. C. PENNEY, CO. PHONE !)57 ■ . I j \ \ ■ I CHANOINO RtR MIND for the third and last time. Sheila Hynes, 19year-old English girl, will marry Hi* man she ws* engagnl to origi­ nal ly, Pictured 1%Brooklyn. N. Y, with her futuro brother-in-law. Tlobcrt Wesch, 3, Sheila picked Robert's brother Carl, who had. wooed her In England, os tit* lurky •man. When Sheila and Carl first broke their engagement, Carl's friend, Harold tentry, courted Sheila by mall snd brought her to the U. EL When she arrived both men greeted her, Carl again pro.posed and woo,__ VuUimulmaJ' • :^E^Ep= • He also Informed teacher* of the renuirtment of the Seminuli County Hoard of Puhllc Inatmetlon that no new teachera hold­ ing lower than a bachelor’* degroa niH. !«• appointed in the future. Teacher* already on the faculty gree will i» required to earn a with lower lh*n a bachelor's dtminimum of six sem*»*er hours a year, until the 120 -semester hours necessary for the degTce have been earned, said ,8 upt. Law, ton. Alt 61VI NO AY THI British Heard of Trade In tendon arc William U Clayton (left),' If. S. Undcr-Sccretary of State for Economic Affolrs, and Lewis Doug)**. U. S. Ambassador to Britain. They conferred with Sir .Stafford Crlpps, Hoard of Trade president, about the dollar sllilation on wliich England blamrs much of her trouble*. (fnlcrnatloaol) A F R IC A N CON^O iw | sold. . VO C<OR heps, Ineluding Jean Hansen nnd Kalhryn /Vandonheeg, „o!d the KenoShjs, Wis., New* on the Idea of running a weekly high school Insert railed the "TeenAge Review." The young editors do all the work esrepl prim thalr sheet. There are Iota o f leen,:grohpa putting out teen se­ ctions In Mult papery.' Why does­ i,:Don’t think that the kid n’t your ganr *rv if? TEKN H W S r* are bird brains, Lola dr Gordon consider sailing-a stepping - Handsome button* 1 to a career. Margot Gotta Marita* I* a rnhld Dodger fan. Ncwf Jersey’* Marrrlla Roy s tailing a t Naw Rochelle, . . and Atleen Shield# leinow of Tranqitinty and Robert Whoait broker a* a reyttlt *dt*t(br ton of Rridgeton have been chi,urn delegates to the Northcaitsm l In aalling. Older Yonlh Confarene* to be held a t Jaskaon’* Mill, West Vir­ hg Girl' Scout* from ginia. , . . Students registering at atU ndlnr th* 38th annl- Bergen J n g h r College and Berktnlernatlonsl Girl Scout ment ‘ at *Camp Barree, r they like Amtrican girl* they are “too pampered II feat, have more clothes jtc privileges than other ! comparable age In the Here ara some othrer ro­ ta American h*Da; Maria Eocoda o f th# Philippines We wouldn't think of that you rail necking un- havntng gone out " * l / |v e r waa happier making plctt t # V he raid, - I don’t-h av e to worry aliout the fgn» chaaipg me all over town. 1 don’t have to ‘frel about publicity nnd fan mallnlthough I don’t mean that’* hot Important. If 1 turn s picture 1down, that's that—the' world I doesn’t come to on end. “All 1 have to do Is make a picture now and then. The rest of the time I ran spend hunting ard flying and doing thr other thipgv I w*nt to do.” Hob has earned the leisure. He • lartcd In picture* in 1934 when he was 23 and within two years 1 was a inp btfk-office star, Ha* has been In screen prominence.' 1 ----NwMho-sitrtB-lhetl that-the-diir - i. She get* married tried by her family lt> * U a a * a year, nr must l>« six on or btf-u« Dee. tt. Supt. Lawton informed the t*A chers that in order to receive u larW* net up by tlie Stale according to rank and classification, It <« nrecsstry to hold a Florida certif. irate based on college degree. The mi tv holding of a bachelor's de­ gree or mmier'a degree, he drrtar«d, dor* lint entitle the holder to demand a salary classification; lb, Stamped ccrtlfle^ta must lie r*. reived first from -the State Departmi-nt.of Education. Then the teach* n will lie paid accordingly, h j carY t appearance iar*tKe tours lours of tin? nation's nation * radio stations, pica jo bo In form ed It is a very productive trade trick. , , , Johnny Desmond went to Tor­ onto to play the Club Norman ; "there, bustled about the Ontario d t r ’a radio stations and record ahops with the result: 10,000 copies - <rf Johnnv'o record of "Guilty’ were peddled during hi* stay, mot* ' than ten times the number that had lieen sold fur the several TEEN TALK Hollywood HOLLYWOOD, Aug, Having reached the third and mint important area nf film atarilnm— The plateau—RoU-rt Tay­ lor la a thoroughly htppy man. an honest and likeable itu /T **■ relating between takes of -The High Well" 'and rumInatU* on current state of hi* NF.W YORK — G regor/ Peek, Dean Stock well amt Ann.) Revere - hopped back to our bur* tor muic shooting on Zanurk’s "Oonllrr.ien's .'A greem ent,” film atlaplntiot of i Laura /,. Hobson's norcl about an; li-Scmltism. . . ; Th • bands and . entertainers vound Broadway who yowl delightedly when they are held over for second or third weeks In the various entertainment pie. raises of this nron-lit community hardly ran compete with Churlic Peterson's orchestra at tho New ' Yorker Hotel. , . . A lulel lllllc announcement .arrived today not­ ing th* fact that Peterson’s tuneamlth* have been regeling Ni-W Yorker guests for some seven /e*rsl A rthur Godfrey exnwcd the fart that he placed 18th in a Id l*>M sailing competition a t Larrhniont. ; , . . Arthur noted th-* "2 hours u ,T week he devotes to the mlrruphine and added, "After nil thnt lime at the mike, I can’t gel up enough wind." . . . Another mnvlr about t the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, In the same gay vein as ‘‘Weekend at ' the Waldorf.” Is in ’he-work*. . . . Entitled "Happiness,” It's hving developed now at M-O-M. Gina Janas, a chanteuso who works in the fashionnlde saloons of both Hast and West coasts, seems to have fallen upon a cutu -^aong to hang her future success upon, a dlsiy little ditty entitled t f i t Happened in Pasadena." . . . /Olka insist she's a “fcnilninu Joe K r& IfSIRifClu.- - J i A»uJ*,nif k r .*'>*. tunr* lo his marital background. "Th* Annlverssry Song," snd “I Wonder Who’* Kissing Her Now.” . Joe-Howard, octogenarian abjhor of th* latter ditty, is play­ ing four and five shows n day at ithe l l l.«rf„ Tl,t,nies nlwtr huge Roxy Theater wheren flit* the tapyle about hi* own life. I>earing -the song's title, is plsylng. . . . Joe’s acknowledgment of congrat­ ulations from hi* friends who mar­ vel at hi# energy in playing so »»ny vaudeville shows a day at " Ills considerable age is, ” Jlow I •jlah I ws* 70 again I" • Teachers Meeting By R. J. SC O n SCRAP BOOK By JA rK OnKlAN had iwen avallabla, Claude Thornhill, the brndlcader whose piano stylings nro stiractItUf the recently awe*-minded younger pttulenJ fam . iiinitw l for hi* aliacnt-inlndncss. . . He retnetniiors entire sym|i!inttle rcorrs down to thn veriest musical marginal note, but ha* an Impossible ■time with .timetables, telephone* BUJnbcrs, where he left bis cloth­ ing, even addressee of v*din stu■■ dlo*. . . . 80 Tin Fan Alley is gig- tlln g somewhat over the title of Claude's new Tecord hit: “ You’re Not So Easy To Porgm.” Two Otcar-owning Pauls at separata tables In gsudlly |goldtinted Monte’s-on-the-Park: VTutil fin a ls Pasteur) M11.1l and Paul (Watch On The Rhino) Luca*. ... . Tommy Manville, the MtfchMl-Do”Atmut-Nothing ftlKiw. r.*rjurstid WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1941 » TIIE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA f7kM Cool and relaxed, never a worry — auto­ matic controls' start your roast, keep it at tho exactly right temperature, turn it off \yhen it's done. Your kitchen stays cooler, too, —• as much as 10° by actual test. And after dinner, thero's another time saving dividend—no smeary, sooty pots to complicate dish washing. Yes, electric living is better living — and tho essence of it is cool, clean, convenient; economical electric cooking. Your elec­ trical appliance dealer is now receiving . now, improved postwar electric, ranges in n rising tide. See him today I �I • THE WEATHER To Protect th* Peace of th* World; To Proatet* tho Pro area> of America; To Prodoco P iM fw tr for Boaford. <• v. Generally fair through Friday with ortiiiom l afternoon and evening thundershower*. AN INDEPENDENT DAILT NEWSPAPER /OLVME XXXVIH SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, AUGUST £8. 1M7 EeUbtbbed 1908 1 -A- , Talks At OpeuiDgO Region Meet USD A Orders Election On Hopes To Head American Legion Marine Ace Sets New World’s Air-Speed Record' .v - - Governor Advocates Military Training; World Peace Seen As Further . Away r NO. 205 A s s o c ia te d P r t u U u t d W iro 9 . 'V Egypt Plan Rejected By Council 2 Ousted Demonstra­ tors Seek Entry; Mass Meei Held By Sympathizers Growers And Shippers To Vote On Chang­ ing Indian River M a r k e t ing Rules By LARKY' IIAWCK b\K E SUCCESS. Aug. 28 W ■Two Egyplian tlcmnntlrilor* twice ejected' (tom the Security Council chamber, returned to United Nation* headquarters to­ day leading a New ^ork taxicab g*tr» by gurtdt. They were stopped outride the fleet filled wilh *>mp*thttef».' While delegates inride the chantLAKELAND. FlJC Aug. 20 GF) . bet, were entering tlw final stage* . —The U. S'. Department cf.A **• »»,*,dcb»rff oif.‘EfefphVifrinVndi' to/ • .lic ^ /c K i.y , . s e i t , ^ iramediate evacuation of Britiab •anclton. lubject to approv Mr Iroopi, the two nationaliat* -ttsgcd Flat W a grower* and shipper*^ Tha abatement was the first Ina man drmnnritation outride. They" propoul that the citrus mar 1A1HINO ACROSS TH1 MUROC ARMY AIR IASI, CAIIFORNIA, at 8JO.8 miles on hour (rtcnrly U miles a were barred from the grounds on agreement be amended to permit Ilnute), tha jat-englned Skpitreok (left) break* tha world’* air-speed record set live day* previously by the r.tJal nomination, of hi* atand on CANDID ATI K * NATtONAl' COMMANOI* of the American Legion. Perry •prcific orders from Secretary-Gen­ the issuance ol interstate shipping N«vy In the isma ship. Marin* Maj. M»rlon K. Carl, SI, ol Hubbard, O re, who flew tha record-breaking tha eontrovaralal Ittue. Brown (right), of Beaumont. T ax, la shown at a p r m eonfarawca tn (fn Im utt tonal) j eral Trygve Lie. regu!*linni on Ip ''*n River frail plane. Is ahown getting out <4 the riubhy-wtnged craft (right) slier the record flight. N rw York. At left la Warren Atherton. Stockton. Calif, past national Earlier, in addreailng the openMnstafa Mantlft mounted a different from ‘ for the re­ commander and chairman of the American Legion'* special national V ing aaaalon of .th a1 Legion aux­ •oXphcx ami Iwgan scouting hi* committee on universal military training. (International)' iliary convention. Deway —“ J mainder of the *tk_ familiar slnfeau* of "down with tha membership to “taka The decision wak ■tcmiMinieil the-Hrtotvtrf Down-w UHl m p cTIRF" ' w F. Miller b y' Itiriructlon* to MV T. Ism!” He was carrying a l*rg* U8DA' field represel *alive, to American flag and hi* companion perloda in whlen our meet critical period* mng the condurt an flection wtlon if if In the previous ouster Incidents, tha paaca mky be once again growers and to give ship ippera an *\hmVd Kamel Kotb, waved a endangered.” their apopportunity to ImlL green and whit* Egyptian flag Dewey’a to««ch to tha American prove! by algnlng i agreeIn addition to th»ir follower#, Legion in the Garden followed meut*. * I The Junior Chamber of Com- 1 who hurriedly pll-d out IQ taxi•hortly tire call to order a t 11:45 nitre* haa received Ifl.fJn ij donn- j , .. ", cabs, the audience included w jjhMiller laid the j.-'fm'l front A. M. (EST) by Paul Griffith, lions for the operati 11 of Ihe ; P r c n i d c l l t C .ltC S N c C f l n a l number nf UN security pnSept. 10 to Oct. 10 had been dea, British Matherr j Will the Legion'* national commander, , Tourist Informallon lloolhi it was reporter* and a-few curious Ignated for grower* to cast their who rang an 18-fnch high replica For Renewed Faith iirr, Seek To R c p j f l i n j announceil at the noon meeting at hallntt. No act period ha* been bystanders. of tha Liberty Bell In accordance for thlppera to aeml in theli men nf rhe demonstration In Human Dignity wasTheiiv,thP with Legion curtom dating back Civic Clubs Urged To Past Head Of Educa­ ftyed Custody. Of C h ild !,h*Dedication M*vf#,r ,nn ,0,1*v* for the ceremonies agreements. UN parking lot, which 20 yeara. tion Group Tells Take Active Inter­ . , , „ 1 Imuth have hren unwitged and • » 1 1 it*1*!<* Ihe v-iie fence enclos­ Under the marketing agree­ ■ The GOP titular leader never ROME. Aug. 28 i-IT- The Vat­ ing the headquarters grounds. ( FI.STV1IAV, H a.. Ana. /d !7 *| ,vl|| begin at 1:00 oVI • < next ment regulation*, at least twoOf Lobby. Actions thirds haa announced hi* candidacy for est In Juveniles ican and the office ol Mvron fay Okrlofwx county gr^nd jury Momjay afternoon with Gennre Meanwhile, Russia renewed her of the grower* who, vote, tha. 1948 nomination although ha — * to.LV fteed Mrs. Maigsrrl l.cnc T.iuhy Riving the dedlroltori ‘ * ................. ■-* ad* lor, pfiicnal , repiesenlative of op|Hi«ltloti t,i a Brasilian proposal recently took an extensive tour, Difficulties and oppoiition from either numerically’ or according to n , , t, ... I ' A first hand account of the » -j i l dress and J. Bralley Odham. preM istrial settlement of thq the tonnage of eitru* fruit they Pol u> I. linti.h war bride, announced aa “non-politlcaL” of chstg sld*nt of tin1 Bemlnoc County President Tinman to Poj*e Pius tor lobbies encounlered at Tallahsssee represent. Atiglo-Egyptian dispute o v a ’ must approve the Ka told tha convention that life, discipline, educational and XII, released today an cxehang^ e* for the fatal shooting ol her (Conllnurs Bn P e g * Sis) Javccfs, tdghtlghllng Ih* tourist ”for tha defente of the peace rocational training and the meth­ in promoting Florida’s recently proposed- ; amendment. One-h*tf program tor the rotnin,t srjisnn. nl lettrrs Irctwrrn the Piesidcnt w( milat maintain a permanent od* <>f puniihmcnt of youthi com* patiMUschool legislative and ap­ of the citrus fruit volume, ac- Amnicin **«Ulirr huibant) *i Fmi Itev, Doiiglata C harle. will give lithe intifl. military establishment adequate ..m ilted to the Boy* Industrial propriation ,Uwi were today de- cording to the Session just ended, Wiilt-'rt on July 2‘4. the Invocation. to the defente of this country School at Lancaster, 0 .. was jreitcr- icribed to the member* ol the mtttt lie represented by shipper* Mi. Truman’* Irittr, dated Aug Ih* grand jury reported it* | The drive to raise Ihe M,000 on , . . . who send In ngTeementa. a t all timet and alao sufficient I hx ‘'»V«-«I Ito tnl*-UII-a«*lint iilA vrMrlv tn-nperhtp the t«mth wtlt-, *»i-*•« Ute*li — to perform oqr ohllgatlonr to d a y - given to-Kiwanian* a l-lh e Scminolc-County- Teacher* Associ­ ~ -Final decision on - plartng- tha jp*h^ United Nation.” Touriit Center by Glenn F, Me* ation at Junior High School by amendment In effect will rest 21 rfai-uld nolive of llw lilc n| cSrillmie until Monday afternoon,j "Unless the inor.st fort es of lh away raid that ‘‘the hard fact Fadden. DeLand Insurance man Mr*. Eunah Holden, past president with the U. 8- Secretary of Ag Mwi shortly alter court cmivcn-tl «’ro*Ucnt Odham staled. Chetles t genuine, pcacs seema fur* and fq r^ ..l^ m r h ^ W «Uea- of the f t oridh Education Associa­ urtfe^rt forMnn JsxW orKRn^RfTnn, jcnuri^ihV nt /mu! Vhr»ltiMy 'uppffjTii n pTTPpniiii L s j Y—lb * * gland jury * lion as a member of the Ohio tion. one of the leader* in the which wa* given the n,aJorlti«* apparently wat n:ade ynleidsy stated that the businesses* in en, rtitil. tlif . . .iHrngth . 4ml . .rffrclivr , , Enrollment will begin Tuesday ±_ but the report u ai delayed became Seminole .County are heartily In nn* which theteliy would be |n«! morning it fRl to 12:00 at the San-’ State Prison Educational staff. He fight for better teacher u liriet and •peelfled, h* haa In the vote favor of Ihe enlarged tmiilU In other agreement* rejected attch Toed Vocational School nn Com­ alio served on the educational better fUndards of education, She amendments where the vole by yoiltl wat not in lenion. ’ ' program, and that there bn* been by lhetr.m or.il foitet wnulti bAvenue In the Kent Bond­ ”1 think‘ ItV ’ Wonderful,” Mr*. onlv‘ on* business o-gauirnlinn Kainrtl by tho*e fuccet which ntv mercial staff of Ohio Stale University on wa* introduced by J. B. Root who ICeatlawM ea Peas Slat ing, it was annnunca) today by IVland enid. "Fm aorry It all that had been contacted whlrh poie and seek to destiny them.” Mrs. presided at the meeting. Mr*. Mar­ sociology. R. -C. Maxwell, principal ;s 3 lotppened hut Fm happy about failed tn runUibtiln In the prog­ Tim I’npe’a Jotter, ih»l(*t| Aug. and Mr*. Glayds Hall, assistant. He also' urged that all civic garet Coil wa* named Unporp* the verdict,” * ’ ram. 2<t from fho tn’Miftcal sunnier raUesldents of Heniln-do County clubs take more Interest In pol­ secretary of the group. She said her first move, now Commenting on a report that aidrnro at Cartel Gand'dto. said: or nutxlde tlje r<uinty, !fl vear* of itics If it pertain* to juvenile*, and — - ;r. t * a. that »hc has l^eii freed of 'th# nn out of county contractor hou 51r*. Holden told of conference* "We hasten to exprr's our ‘at age nr older and not attending A Tha fancea and the acoreboanl to aya to It that untrained “Good ctiargrs, will l-e to “get my baby built Ihe Tourist Informal‘rn isfactlon and thsnki for tills latest -piiirllr or to the Introduction of the school*, may -nroll. An a t tha Municipal Park are being Charlies” are not appolntetd to hack.'’ illation with the Attorney Booth. I’resldent Odham polntrd | testimony "to the desire un t d-'tergrade education IA required, repaired following damage Incur­ head juvenile correction agen­ General and- other legal advisers I She had ’rlalpied that aha, ahol out that bids for the building wrre nilnatinn of a great and fra,* p.*o- Mil special nrtangenien'.a may bo red during yesterday* itorm and cies just because of political con­ In an effort to determine fund*, 1her huthaml. Staff Sgt, (iraydou enllcitrd by paid advertisement pie to dedicate Ibnroelre* in ihe hut for Ihose who bas e not com­ will be In condition to allow the nection* hut to ate ’ to It that mental reform* for the achn-d I'clshd in n iptnryel after W# hnd and that bids from th ' t a-iil ecu- noble task of ihnt pca-'r f ir which made pleted this, grade. nr SI AX HER FOR scheduled twin bill between the man well trained for tha Job are M (tnlfniaril nn I' hro taken their IS-month-old ton /ro rt were 11,7,00 over tb» I L1 system. It was difficult to g-t Regular rtasses wi!| soon ita r t LAHORE, Pakistan, * Aug. 28. her and *riit hint In hU relatives ^tractors Daytona Beach Islander* and tha appointed. lyhmlttod by the out-if-town fir-n. In shorthand, commercial English ■ . Sanford Celery Pads tonight, H He also pointed out fhe part groups from different counties (/Pi—Thousand* of 8ikh ami Ilin- In TomkinsviMe, Ky. D was'also pidnted nut lit*' the and Comluercial law from 8:00 A. • was announced this morning by that member* of civic groups that had varying problems to du refugees are streaming from Mra. Poland, wh > came here Cllv hml a llmft of 81.500 apnrop- Mrs. .Junius M. Leo M. in 4:00 P. M. All otht-r classes George Touhy,. builnaa* manager can-do'in aiding (n the rehabilita­ com* to asreerr»nt on needed leg­ Pakistan to India and morn thou­ It'M lIlH S mm I'ase »l»l rlaled to build the Vioth. The are (aught Individually. Noon hour sand* of Sloalama from India to of the Sanford Baseball Associa­ tion of youths released from cor­ islation. she said. Died This Morning typing M contract was awarded tor 14,200. practlrA I* fill-rood for Pakistan to escape death In com­ Rhe described opposition to the tion. , rectional institutions. “Never send students Who ».->l \ special Gordon Bradley, tecrelary of Ihej ( I ' r s l t s s s * e a f a s , 11,1 munal riota In tha Punjab, divided Instruction (siven Tha freak storm yesterday af- a boy to an Institution except a t stated that many ■Mr*. James M. I.ne dle-t iflU class In iljrtaMoti •* held from on tha raeent Indem-ndmco day. *ha scoreboard « l*»l resort," he u rg e d ..'----For Cashing G I Bond orgsnlxatlon, oVIn. k ih 'the 8:00 Io'*0:00 A. M. fur thusn who local sub contractor* warn used tn morning at Ocaaalonally they meet and and three section# of the fence. Ths Lancaster Boy* JWhool local hnsplta! following art Hints* work In the cllv. rnmpletr the booth, however. Han­ claah. but 1 saw them as di.nlrRed Sldpey RIChard, city »up«rint»n(C a tlssN s a ’ N l t ala) Britain Will IT«e Instruction to veterans plan­ ford electricians, plumlwr* and of two months, A ctsilent of Numerous calls are received, pekpl* weary of fUhling anJ dent of parka, reported that the ning to cash their terminal have glass dealar* were cs!le,| In on the Hanford fur Ihe past Id years from local business mm for atudCompulsion On Jews homesick. acoraboard will be in operation Fire DestroyR Tin . Mrs. Lre made her hum ■ at 2iK>J , ent employee-, Ihe must deserving Bald one leader of n group of bond# Tuesday was given today by join far tonight's contest! and that O rm w John L. Raids, adjutant for the of whom are given consideration Alvin Odham suggested th at ,,the • tha fences will Be (solaced If posHAMPURG. G«em*nv, Aug. 28 Hindu* and filkhs: Warehouse On Farm . . , .. . , .. Born July M, lfiDI in (!«rthnqfr, “Wa ware happy |q our homes local VFW post. . aibla. ■ of director* I n t e . t l g a t h e s a tlroj#*e**#.| was . mamMr first. The school I* fulto accredit­ (yfh— A Rritish nfflelal said todas* The bonds mav be cssIuhI at hoard before partition. Look at u« nnw, Lon gw nod telephone lirpj'.,' nn I of the I’resbvterinn Church of that ed In* the Veterans Administra­ “Tha se ore board is fust patched Rritish aiithneitles were prepared Fire, believed to have been either of. Ihn lucal hanks ut*on taka Ihe rinding* under advise tion and any veteran may h-ceto* j together,, si not It we* practically caused bv apontoncou, comhurtinn, to us* thr»e degrees nf comrmlstnn In danger of our llvja, Impoverish, preasntatlon of -the veteran's ori­ ment. The group vote I to Invrs. cllv. Instruction in Iwth eommeveiaU demolished. I- hope that it wtU destroyed a large tin eorrugated if the 4.400 Jews of the Exodus ed. miserably running lit the hape ginal She I* attrviveil by tho husband; ar.-l rriatnl high who-d siihje--t». discharge papers, Mr. Sauls tlgate th* telephone rout rovers/. 1 ,,»« remain Intact nntll tha Pod* com- warehouse belonging to tha firm of 1047 refused to leave the three of survifaL'’ . ,board, ofj dlre^nrs;_meeHgg;r „ , _ ,i two *N. , onIk M Jen.Courses ii ehlHo houkkeening tyl A ln c ; dauohtms >r)il Mr, r;Mr*. ,, ,,BV h Engliih-apeaktng Stoalain* • ut- emphasised. Survivor* o f-v e te r­ gdete^ tha year," Mr. RIChard L. A. Brumtey and Son a t their British transport* bringing them p’lng, Pilmrogriphiiur. filing, hualjj tarad somewhat sim ilar’ senti­ ans who received bond* must go niah' I f f Sanford! On#’ion,* James G. Ime ness.arithniHUc, calculator.and ad­ farm on Celery Avenue early yes­ to Germany. to the Post Office and nhtain spe­ ment*. gt th t rouri»t C^ntfr. 0[ on# grnntNim. I airy One section of tha fence nearly terday morning. v* a-t*l -H|ni | it siIT i, * +e>■j ding machine practice, and a gen­ The official said these degrees I pbotdgraphrd a point 21 mile* cial blank* to tfe filled out ard • 50 feat long which was blown Gueals at today's meeting in -* Payton nf Hanford; one sister eral rlerlcal course. Upon »atl»r untied to Ihe proper Wulhorltlcs. Tha building wa* a mas* of W#r*t aouth of Lahora, Where the lllndown on the south tide of tha flame* when the blaxa was dis­ Mr*. Mary Margaret Priest of First! manljandling. du-BIkh and SfosUm lines Inter­ Tii# next of kin in thl* rate Is cluded Bob LukS and Gens 'F is ­ Carthage; two brothel t, John factory completion of any reurse, fi«!d la in fair conditio* and can covered considered In Ihe ord-r of wife, hery. a certificate is awarded. bv a negro helper and Second: ahlp’s hostpipes. r sected. l be repiaeed w ith‘little difficulty, therefore the fire department wa* Fields nf Carthage and W, N. Third: tear (« t. ' The*# llAaa extended-In both children; parents. Th# Iwnds m utt '* ‘ ’ ’■ l However, tha section on the south, not called. About 50 tons of fer­ Fluids of Hanford, N.’Y ?.*, nn ha'f l> * cashed tor the' full amount, Mr. added thatVompahlon would directions as fs r as the onlooker east corner will offer somewhat tiliser. Including sodium nlturs. be H# brother. Benton Fields of. Happy, Sauls stated, as no partial pay­ used only es “an absolute lest could see. The refugees were In Rourid World Fliers Tex. Berlin Raid Shelter of a problem, since It was pushed dcilroyet, also a ahed con­ resort." every Imaginable vehicle -and oh ment will be made. .. . against a pole Inside of the park we* Funeral service* jrill be con­ Mr. Sauls temlmle l t veterans Make Ireland Landing Will Be Blown Up i a farm tools and implsBritish authorities estimated IQ foot. Men carried women and the and Was splintered badly, Mr. taining’ _______ . , ducted at 5:00 P. M. Friday In the .MV ... would take 24 hours under or­ Infirm, the latter with beda on that thd* national VFW organise, RIChard added, tioti strongly urged nassag-s of th* } NEWTOWNARDS, ' Northern Erickson Fiineral Honrn with the Mulrhead, a neighbor, not- dinary conditions to disembark their shoulders. BERLIN. AUg. 28 ( * > - Th* j j | A 40 foot portion of tha fence tbs nrumlsys of the fire, the Jew*, being shipped her* from The line of march was littered terminal leave pay bill, but that ( trolisrul Aug. 28 (A*l—Cliff F.vans Rev. Douglas Charles officiating, Bvlng, Ihn *'ck am), the dead war* Clear tha clubhouse can ha replaced and water -was poured on negro French water* after their un­ w|th neraoakl effect# abandoned national Comdr. Louis E. S t a r r L» u'.ihtncton and George Tru- Intormenl will folluv In Ever- being moved nut of tho way to-’ with little difficulty, but none of near the burning shsd successful attem pt to run the In flight from roving, bloodthirsty asksd all member* to retain Ihelr „ „ 0f j J j Angles, who arn at- ’ green t>m#lery. day tor ana of tha biggest damoltha fence It In too good condition dsrelllng*. keep the fhe from spreading Palestine blockade, If the refugees band*. By military estimate, the l-»u4s a* long a# possible. tempting a leburoly flight around -__________ __ itlon Juba In poatwar Berlin, tho and will have to. Save major major re- to Anyone desiring fitth e r Inform­ tha world In two light sport plan-! to them. -—*• ■ B lo rlB should reslat. The Job might taka death toll of these hand* on hoth ation lf not Replaced tnUi Mr. about cashing the bond# •a, made an unlcheduled. tomllng \ n B f ] \ H q Bi n g H n n H f j side* of the border In the last 18 72 hour*. , I ted. IChard atat -lk ’ , ' Present plant for the arrival -of days haa been In the thou**ml*---- county service officer, St-— [Plans Completed For n d 30.000 peopl* at a time dur. A group of Sikh* and Hindus Iceland. Raiders Body Found te n n . . . |th a refugees next week call for Dooley ing th* war. • Th# two American* had taken l 'o n y K flC E S M o n d a y I removing the passenger* to train* would past while the Moelems off from Keflavtk airport, near During th* vrar and afterward(and transferring them quickly to waited. Then a Modem party Midwest Scheduled 28 b n —Th* SHANGHAI. Aug. 2i Be Held Friday A« Ml] Reykjavik, last avenfng bound -d y of Cpt. I eland 0 . Faktor of It nlio served ** a hospital. O ra Tha Duaty Roots and B ad d W Nto«n hut camp* near Luabeck, wouM nas* while the Blkh-Hindn line halted. for Freitwlck, Scotland, but a Plymouth, la, la*t of th* mltalng of It* wartime patient# wat th* To Get Cold Front heavy iVMrs. Mary Brown Dooley, wid- Club met Tuesday evening a t to the British occupation sons of The leader of one Bikh group ml»t a t tha latter airport Doollltla Tokyo raider*, ha* b«en lat* Hermann Goerlng, who went Bw of tha lata Mart is E. Dooley home of J.P. McClelland and made Germany. said hts refugees had been at­ eaurod them to chang* their found by a u , B. (r*T*t regis­ there praiiimel-ly tor safety from plans for the distribution of tacked four times enroute and By TH E ASSOCIATED PRESH plana. tration field learn nearly 450 the allied alrfleeti which he had prise* totalling mors than M00 Cpsler s ir moved Into th* Midthat 200 to 800 had been killed. After a two-hour halt the. ralr miles aouthwett of Shanghai, Col. rashly boasted would n*ror bomb Several Towns Lost at the Cow Pony races and tour­ m c< f l u m i m th . A British offlcef confirmed the west today after a alight warmup took off again for London, ■ Gharlea F. Kearney announced to­ Mctlln, gait 84„ Ttara. Mrs: was nament that will take place a t of one of these attack* and yesterday, whlrh routed tome ap­ ■ ■ The struct un* I# known as th# . To Rcdfl In China report day. 2:00 o'clock Labor Day after­ 1870 la an Indian officer th* report of prehension among heal-weary, « lie said Faktor’* body, discover­ '•Bly Zoo Bunker,” a* dlatlng*. noon at Fort Mellon Park. GATCHEL X RAYFI) another." •id-nto. ed outside a village, had been I*hetl from the "Little Zoo , B r HALOID E MILKfl Present at the meeting were Th# CbJeago Weather Bureau Ll*e stock lay dying nf exhaus­ brought to Shanghai by tampan Bunker” deraollebtd earlier In th* NANKING, Aug. 28 (AV-Com- tion 1 ‘ ■ N N b i i M B Mr. McClelland. W. O. Kllbae, Forroit GaUhel, who wa* incold front wa* moving and m alnutrition'along ih a gjid • enmnter nmler the ailiyl pro­ Mr*. Hannan Harriett, C. W, raunlst raider* under one-eyed waV because .th e refugees could ■cioa» touthrru Inwa this morn- In—R near Klaafanma* .lala.Tm **«' Rtiter B.gMfil " ( J a m a gram of destroying German H r remain* were Identified by a C. Rabum. E. J . Camq-Ti.g antT pusTiIiTg ’ fTmL-.vnr«l atul afternoon when the Ford pickstruetu* claselfleil a* war western Shantung pro­ n u u u n m r l o m SHMIgh to let Hum eastward. Somewhat cooler tepi- day gold ring, a allver name braceL. IMMrieln and uo truck he w at driving turned telillal. vince. have ru t a wide twath ir. A. M em Ths Indians Wor* I heir finest i-craturej- war* reported ov#r over i f ter blowing a tiro and (Ida- 1st ami s crumped leather glove. r- recta through Urn Henan-Anhwal borin an effort to save It. Minnroota, northern Towa. the awlping an oncoming automoMI*. __ ^araeronJ dcr country to roach area# within clothing Their garment* were ralntoaked Dakota*. Wisconsin end Michi­ haa l>een taken to Ferns Iit-Laugh­ BUDGVT CUT m /- f * • « . JW N tt- »^tk 1" J j " of jl3pt<w , field w- and mud-splashed. Tlie Court House will lie ctuserl gan and wa* due to move Into ton Memorial Hospital pending and John U onardy. Races will In- port* aaW tmlay. 1 LAKE SUCCESS) Aug. 28 I f f TIn Delhi r Brltisn traveler .re- Illinol* ^ntl Indiana thl* after­ the taking of g-rays f .r n l.nck Monday for-Labor Dav, and the TTi# ' official Central New# y clods the cow pony race*, girls regular September meeting of the —A United Nation* hugatavy Injury, Jtled th a t. Moajstna InvadnT bla noon. ■ ', today recommended roes, quarter hors# race, flag'A gency said defending force* had , am compartnwnt hear Lahore On Apt*. 13/ 1945, Mr. Gatchel County Board of Commissioner* commlttrNo sudden drop In temperatures race, barrel rocs and tlgaag roc*. In/lctsd severs c a s u s t t l h a on and told him, “S*n!h, you're aaf- srr-m panhd tha,cool air, and a suffered a hack Injury when lie will ho held at 10:00 o'clock on that f4,l08J)9H to lopped off a In . at 10:00 A. M. Th* biggest H s r * . pels* p o w will w ,i, be i n the i n , #50, h v i i Red h u farce* i w e r a In in the m e mountains in u u n ie m e along w o o * If vOu don't Interfere.” Thrn, ho Weatlter B ureau‘spokeiman aald fall from a-ladder whll-r picking Thursday morning. Sept. 4. It wa* auggvaled I94B buget nf 13#,403,will he made '.n race prise* will vary from ' the border, but admitted lot# nf *atd, decapitated a Hindu traveler II "aronT b* ao much cooler, but citrus fruit. II* la roported to b« announced today by O. P. Hern­ 702 tor operation of th* p**c* » the Geneva Geroat-ry-----severe! town* to the Communist*. in th# compartment and I«fL •5 to $20. It was announced. agency. don. It will keep us from Ratting hot." resting comfortably. * - ■YA" «3^5§f ** %*:*'?**?**\ NEW YORK. Aug. 28 </P>- LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 28, Wh—The Security Council todev rejected a BraiiUan propos­ al railing on Egypt and Britain to resume direct’nvxuilsiioM In Ihelr dispute over the presence of British troop* In Egypt and 'T he future of tha Sudan. The . motion fell one vote abort of passage but wa* opposed only bv Poland. Arv. Thome* E. Dewey unequivo­ cally rndoned universal military training today in an addreii be­ fore marred thousand* of American Legionnairer who opened their 29th convention in ftag-draped Madiron Square Garden. “ It ir our duty.” the 1944 Republican candidate oaid, "to pro­ vide a program involving participitaticn by all able-bodied young ^Ainertean men under univertal mil• Hnty'lrainin».,f . ' J. A1,! 1 War Bride Freed |Jaycees Receive __] Note* ExchangedBy Florida Jury 1)1?'V-,1'-1 iBy Pope, Truman I» Murder Trial On Wurfi I W , Prison Educator Work Of Passing Address At School Laws For KiwanisLuncheon State Is Related S Enrollment At Vocational School ara.’isasrs Damage At B a ll. Park Repaired For Tonight’s Twin Bill t± *r&±. Eyewitness Tells Of Indians Fleeing Communal Rioting e m fiilJs&dSi spsi»ffe%, V'-’ -1— d : • ~==tb- • r **** B 3B . =v ^4.-: ' j ^| |{ 1 1■ -If! " I -1 u—■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 27, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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