12 10 427 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b7c865e477a16d02433922da3fcdf400.pdf 2970cb5dcd5563dd14a6b60461dc6cff PDF Text Text » MONDAY. AUGUST 25, 1947 T 1 IE W E A T H E R »a U a ity T lir r * In S tr e n g th — Te P ra te d the Prac# of the World To P ra a e le lit# Pro.reee of Aw'ric . To Prodece Proaparit* for S .ufu.d Play Twin Mill Leesburg This ^Evening, Here For T ilt Tomorrow N ite r .. . . , ; • •• • ;B y ARTHUR BBCKWITn, JR. Herald 8porta Editor I fTha Sanford Celery Ffda came ; out .«f the heavy echedule qver th i weekend by winning two tilta i f f dropping two contest*, while *.'•RwJJwLon# game washed garay. • ' , S-Friday evening In Pxlatka the Fide-played a twin blU with the F iU lka A‘a and copped Ute eurU |n tjsir. 4 to 2, but dropped the VJjRtirdAy afternoon the Cclery- men played hoeta to the Galneerlile .G-Man la a eehedule4 twin * q W t * fcrvC*M*Md only to the terenth canto of the firs*. tiff. Sanford tcored four runt In the bottom of the seventh before the ralat detcrndrd ttopping the game,'and forcing the postpone­ ment of tha nightcap. Yesterday, th* Fed* and the 0Men fought a heated ten Inning battle only to hare tha Unlreraity Ctty nine jamfon* run arroei the plettcr In the tenth to cog the tilt, 1 to 0, . . . . Rig Rill Stanton went the route In the flret tilt Friday to trim tha A ialtai, and In the finale, the' Palatkans found Ihe offerings of Carl K sttba to their liking and turned In the 6 to 5 victory. Saturday Lefty Johnny Tomat handled the mound assignment for the locale and received credit for the victory. Yestcrda/ Ruddy Laka toaaed all ten fram e' against the Galneevilla nine. Today the Frdi real two and one-halSgamea behind the Orlando Senators. Tonight the Fade lavade the VenUan Garden Park In Leeiburf form twin attraction and will re­ turn to the Municipal Park tomorraw night for a tingle tilt with the Pirate*. which will be the Rue a final appearance here thla year. M xvw n . • • • o A t M a HiHaau. m ' i e .'l e i Lak*. p Letfon Junior Finals To Open In Hollywood o a iK B e v itrf.it Jolmeon, cf M arfan. » HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 25. 0P>— B ttrball’a blggeat boy a akow, the American Lawton National Junior Championship Tournament, take* ov$r In Hollywood thla week as four stellar tu rn s from aa many sections a t the country battle it Delaney, a Tkorpe. rf Bark*. lb O slea. lb Lelpharl. It Oarmon. tb O’Caltaghan, p • a e t L ittle‘Bock; from the Mid-’ . YESTERDAY'S 8TAR3 w rit, Cincinnati, O-t and from th e 'r Pitching, Larry Jansen, Gianta, Southwest. j b n Diego. Calif. te a tte n d eight hit* for hit l&th The tournament, a double ellm -1 victory, eighth atralght and first liiaUon affair (a-team len t out shutout win aa tha G iant' defeated until beaten ■twice), open* Thurs- the Cuba 4-0 In tha flret game of a day with afternoon and night double, header. • game*, calla for two more games BalUng. Joe DiMaggio. smashed Friday, a tingle night game 8at- ---------------------------------- ^ ------- o doable, oinclo and his 16th homo . run in four trip* to tha plate and # droro In four nine and oeored four ’ to lead the Yankoet to a 14-4 Tie tore th# White Ho* In the second gem e-af a double header' after the Sox had won tha opener narass: condition. A. J. fer A Storage Co. a. Furnished bv >b»r. Call Vtt-M. /E S T A T E F O R RAT.E V IC E S 1-2 burner Florence heater: 1E leetrie Hpt Point Table top atovc. 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Either of these beautiful bdw Period designs will modernize your livb * room—keep you warm wdAoal work—srdhoal dirtl RADIO CaldwtlL Flanaa already were coming stse r; m « • —savta up to 23H in-fuel bilLI . * tn m i MAT t u m t - y o u tend the firs by turning a dUH . . • ’ ■arm t p i important fectuna to givv you i a i 13 NOTICES—PERSONAL ATHENS. Aug. 26 W ( -Amer­ ican elfoit) to mediate the dead­ lock in the Crcrk gmrimurn'al cii»i» failed today when llirmiatoklei SopuhoulU. leader of the* main branch of the I rlwral Party, m in­ ted that hr Irccomc piemirr. LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 26 (A*i —TKe Security Council today re­ jected a Dutch tu[>|)ortrd Belgian prcpcial that ihe council aik the International Court to rule un the competence o( the United Nation! MICKEY MOCSL The Pinnacle Of Succeu VIS, MR. MOUSE THE LONE RANGER By W alt Disney flUARAMTEl l ON TOP OI latum. FnutTTuT You s r , b sn b y .a<ai>M that l emit le q a i 't tut* See b ees - DM ag ala ,t yea la 0>' .Circuit Ct-xrt *1 ■tmlB'W County, a t IUStunt. Won 4s, la a c r i s t a caissa ,outw s K»n ey g ra ta StsveUA •« a)*-. Ptatatgj and asalast C. 0. Cousins, u t r a il " , «t al*., D «ttndaau, am U* do saris Men at * * u u ^ 4 * t* t|b « | In - H Tke W 's t NWft I se re U* I 'd rail Is si or I V ( ( ‘ul at th* KWH. #t See. « Town,niu II Boulh. IU n » , U E u t lew b'linniA g ml a point fl* N «2»'h • ( HW Comer of KWU £ and Brdatn backed the move. Poland voted againit th e . propo*al. Runia, which had fought it nardert. joined with Cluna, Co­ lombia, Brazil, Syria and Auitralia in' abstaining. •L: The ballot was interpreted aa a teat of tha continued Dutch conwere an Internal affair and the rounril had no buainrss interven- Cciirtantin Ttalil.ni', - premier­ , d.wttnatr, lu d been trying for three dayt |o foim a nrw goirinm cnt. Su|ihdiili'. 86, had hern one of the main obatadea to success becau-ao j V , . > t r e d ‘* n ‘.rVu»aI,tc.>i>tg., a coalilioit cabinet w m l l f tH An AGKl) WOMAN ttnn.1* outsl-lr htT ruined ruttage with some of current critis, , the l-clonruijr* »he wav nl-lr to «*vr after the Cadis, Spain, arsenal U. 8. Amluiaandor l.lncc.'n Maennd naval torpedo fartury hbiw up. llitA le ti of the woinnn'a family died vfhen the 2.600,( 00 poumb of rapluaivt-s let gu. More then 200 Vragh had confertetl wah Sop. hnulia during Ihe morntiu- T*j|were killed an I rlhoumittU were injured, tlnternatioual) , dart, nal-1 after leaving the th». minute mrtliathm 4pnfcr<'iitv Hint hr hail bropoaed n neutral v».Htlc-l. an for premier, hut that S-iplipnlia rejectetl the idea, prnp-nirg in- Russfcritaly Seen As Causing__ 1 t>f the atute nitil Ihat Deadlock Over Peace Treaties hialeadership party take the portfolios of The vote came after the Indon­ esian Kenuhlie officially informed the U. N. that it accepted council decisions calling for consul reports from Batavia and an offer of the council's good offices in the Hast Indies dispute. The Dutch had. not, officially repiiad. Tha consuls would rnport on hostilities since the council's A ug,« 1 cal) for caase-flro and tha good Decision (('•allaiMg aa F ia , Twui Judge Rescinds Seen As Im­ p ortan t To Intcrests Qf D e a l e r s Circuit Judgr Millard B- Smith in Tiluiville ye»lcrd*y .quaihnl an ’older"‘iuued cn"July" 2 by' f l i l ? Agriculiurat Commi*»ion*r- Nathan »n*tUn*_Lur,^h Tourist Booth nthony W. L rvlsr of La' Calif., in hU rod lock herd Tv- ilAuiiV U.S. Backs Marshall Moots Eva Poron LAKE SUCCESS, A eg. 24 OF) —The Security Council called on the Dutch and Indonesian* today for the second lime to ceaie fire in the East Indies hostilities. The vote wan 10 to 0 with Britain abstaining. Half-Way Mark Reached In Drive ■For Jaycee/Booth o w in o re p s o n i t o p n y w ig H ‘ f u - » T W 2 Q1 ? & !K NOW IN THIS VICINH NtMNICHT CON8TRUCTK CO, ORLANDO, FLA, PHO! A iao ciatccl Prca* l e a s e d W ir a F L O R ID A . T U E S D A Y , A U G U S T 20. 11117 U. S. Efforts To Med­ iate Deadlock In . Government Crisis Fail After M e e t Fruit Company LEE BROT and. and a dress rsbearaal' start* Itf qualifying flight* ov«r; la course. THE HOME SHOP i k j 1iF fr . CBi li -5i t drnf »/ oil RFPAtR^NO car rsgsrdli fltely.7 mot 914 Myrtle. kttl frtm mad*. Use Skystreak Otidwtil flex waa expected Ufgo aloft today tl Muroc for another attem pt to con oner Urns and spa**. This time a U. 8. Marin* Corpt officer,- MaJ. Marlon Carl, tvs* ex oacted to be »t tho controls, am • SEE US FOR „ ( officials s lid ’ If he s e t' a . nee MIMEOGRAPH PRINTIMO AND TYPINO^eia •» ) record he, too, will bs.saksd h W s that begin 8aturC kE D rr BUREAU OF - ■ a paid for used Darla Foraltura MULE. to o c AT m i l l tx a y tiY t nA tuuni * Worlds Speed Titje Tp Enter Air Race CLEVELAND. A^g. 26. (4 V PUoU of two Jst plansi that hava ripped th* air at somt 10 mils* * minuu will appear as th* Na­ tional Air Rats* here, officials announced today. On#, i l l . 8. Navy flier, b Com­ mander Turner F. Caldwell, J r . who sat a new world'* speed record of 440.7 miles per hour at-Murvc, Calif., last wask. and the other it Col. Albert Boyd of th* U. & Air Fore*. . Boyd's record of 628J mil's *n hour stood up-until Caldwell mad* his dsih, and th* Army flltr will fly that ears* Isekbeed P-fO-R shooting star jet fighter used la SA N FO RD , E s ta b lis h e d 1 9 0 8 DA11-Y N E W S P A P E R Security Council Re­ fuses Plan To Ask RulingOn Indonesia From World Cpmt AVB. r -JIHONE 0 . D. Landrsaa. Phoai 1021 RT VOLUME XXXVIII IN D E P E N D E N T O i P rem ier D*LaaS II) Palatka >■ •• GIRL for gentral housework and a t Aaga.tln. S, D arteaa.Rp ears of 2 children, one school _ name* T afay TUXEDO FEEDS—eomrlete llna. tHLand at Orlando (>) age. Health card rsquired. Phone Hunt's Tuxede Feed Store. RANFORD at Leeskarg OM-R after 5:50. ! U.lBtiiUk *1 at. AagwatWe See Jimmie Cowan’e Sheet MeUl Experienced Meat Cptter. Perkins Daytoaa^lea.tS n l-aralka ' Works for *#w Radiators, new Brothers, P. 0 . Bol 247. Phona .T a w v RATIONAL LVAOl'd BAND PM. OB Radiator roree, Radiator dean245. D eUnd. . .SIS Brooklyn ing and repairing, .11# l III ttb cow cw n y s e w e r jp ip h . -er— i t ■- . i t i t r ; EPTIC" TANKS, Grease Traps ‘IS (T III lift II II .141 UK Blocks. Aluminum Wlndowa and ________________ It tl .III tzft Screens, White cement Paint, Pkllad.lphis IS U .IU II Pem a-tils, Hurricane braeas S m lti TMMrday . Miracle Coacreta Company, 109 • New 'York «.|. Oilrlga I t . Brooklyn I. Flttiburgh' I ’ ■ ■ Elm Are. Phona ItSI. EXPERT painting — contract or IX. Look S ,HoMoa I 1 , hourly basis. B. 0. Grogan. Cin.lnn.il ||.«, Phllsdrlptla M BATTERIES A BATTERY Free estimates. Phona 781J . (a m i I gsms rail'd si 'nd at room, with kitchen CHAROINO Ttk. gonday law) ' * H. a POPE C. INC. * A M taiM R I.RADIK 1 FLOOR BANDINO A flnUhlng, T«aw . w l * pvt, aa cleaning A waxing. Our power Kaw PAINT— BENJAMIN MOORES fl II . m unit enables us to work where hoetonTork ivjM ttU d man. Best house paint OuUidz white end u u l i ) UK there la*no electric connection n.troll BCO* required. Owner «| | | , | | i ii colors. Floor and Deck Enamel*. * CONDITIONED available. 21 yeaza experience. Phitadslpkla li II .III II BENKAR1K OLA 13 A PAINT Ah * ' ‘ ■ Cl.vslaad It I t I IT l|t* H. M. Gteasen. Lake Mary, Fla. CO. 112-114 W. 2nd Bt. Chtaagq, . II II . i n . if is II ’ .III f t PEARS—Excellent canning' vayi- ROOFING*ROOF Painting, aU WMblaatea kind*. Smith Bro. Phon* N88. " $1.76 and 52.50 par 51 OZARK IKE bushsi, 8L Loots M, Wa.hlngi-ia t-T * a. . > t ’ . ^ la Boston ; 11 tl«t. .I.nd .J.» ■estaa.i - 1. n.T Clevelsu. . _(• 10 Buainaaa OpportunltU* Cklcsgo M. N,w Tnrk 2-11 (,»*. W ANTED T O RENT ond asm* 'su'd tad at Ttk, darkMAMEL: BENJAMIN MOORE'S t _ . Impervo Enamel Color FasL WELL established Hardware Busl. nst*)> D'lfOlt . (-1. I'Ail»q*lp).l* VK < - - . ayak fbtiHi,' Iw-Egbtiop-and ' n m for ta b . ‘ CTean stock of Interior use. 8ENKARI K merchandise. Box MOT, e/o bedGLAH3 A PAINT CO..Phone Herald. ' Navy Flier Holding S P E C IA L AN Krrorti Morgen, ften. batteg tat Baton. Two l» n KHii llarrlngtba. Mllverman, Murray, Hoik*. D a n k playti M.Manw to Murray to Sail.rfl.kl. U ft on bawei fearer* *, (lalneevlll* «. on balk:' ieti (rCallafhan I. Htruik j OI; by Lake I. crcallaehan I. Umpire*: MoWey. UalbMk. Tim. of gam.i li«l. g a A g 1-11— ELECTRIC REFRIOERATOR, 8 13 Fair through 1V«due*day, Blast Smashed Her Home SCHOOL-SHOES for BOYS GIRL for caahlar A roam*tic coun­ AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales ter, alia soda girl. Lanejr* Drug Muaie Box. l i t . and Service. The Muaie Box, Store. la -tU .WATKIN8* ROUTE now open In Mtlsch Building. 8BWIN0 MACHINES 8anford. Willingness to work § SALES A SERVICE hour* a day without a boss will ERTS 8BWIN0 MACH. 8 tarn excellent Income and Insure l i t 8. FRENCH. PH. 1IM future security. Car necessary. Saa Mr. Hollingsworth a t ‘MS ? Ip H l.- S v ! 1MMBM By Fran Striker comer Company o citrus packing home located i r t h * 'S an ford-S tatr^-irshoje Drive are coming In well, mer* Market anJ of which J. W. It waa reported today by Charles Luke, vleo president of the Sem­ Hall is manager, to compenMtr inole. County Junior Chamber of for alleged default of contract '7. b sponsoring th* drive. Two with E R. Sesiitmi'of Winter Gar­ Commerce,-the organisation which den by paying the latter )7.28> thousand and six hundred dollars within 15 day* or love its dealer*' f t had been donated at an aerlf liernse if it failrd to do to. w hour this morning. • This decision by Judge Sm: n The- Jaycce* are continuing to was reported toilay by G,‘ W. ’ solicit In and.around Sanford ami Power limits th* canvas to a Spcnccr, ’ attorney for ihe Market . regret th at th* lack of man- Fruit Company .who ycvtrrday vis­ ited Judge Smith in Titusville; email area, Mr. Luke stated. Following the company’' peti­ It has been requested that all butinass firms or Individuals that tion to Judgr Smith to review the have not been contacted aud wish order of the CommU*U<n. Mr, to gtv* to the rause, mail their Mayo responded hy- q‘j>vciionlnrf donations to tha 8eminaU County tho Juriiullction of the rm .it and to uphold his e « t u'd.-r, f • Jayrees aa early as possible, since seeking ■aid Mr. S|H>neer, th* goel of $6,000’ ha« not been The order Imus.1 by Judg.i Smith reached. Among those contributing .$26 found that it had iurhkltcimn ovrr or more Includst * the hsatler, rrgardleav if the’ ubjeclion*- of Ctimmiulln-V M.ipi, Mayfair Ino $600 r and held Ihat they very Matuts Tha Yowsll Co. ' $100 under .which the Comi.iUsion-r Mather's ’ $100 operatrd provided thot h i' ordua "may be revlewr,l l.y nay court of Florida S ta u Bank ' $100 competent jurisdirthm." Sanford Atlantic Bank $60 The Court held that fin rh it Bfailey Odham ' $60' • tr'vatlaa'rf aa . ran* Tire) ffc Charles Luke • , # $60 WUllam Leffler $60 J . C. Hutchison $60 War Brides: To Pay M. L. Cullnm $60 Own PanHage To U, S, Lorm ana’s $60 Hollywood Shops , 560 ■ WASHINGTON. Aug. WVKoumllbt A Anderson’s, |60 The Army told war brides over­ Touchton Drug Co. $26 see* today that In the future they Sanford Herald $26 must pay their own expense* jour­ John Ivey $25 neying to the Unltod Slates to Join their husbands. . , A IL ## $28 > Only tho»# bidd"* who already Dr’ L. Munson $26 have signified th rtr Intention of ^ ’ Seminole County Motors. $25 doing so may he brought to this Dr. Hurry Silsby $26 country through. Army facilities, Flg*n Whistle $26 a War Department announcement Rltx Theatre ■ $26 aatd. ‘ Randall Chase ' $26 The Army said tho program fo R. F. Ganaa *' 126 transport about 1.2*10 w ar brides ---- -fad Dgvb For. Oo. -: — 526 snd-rtrililren remaining In Great Britain !■ moving slqwly. It added Thorp* Fur. Co. $26 that “numerous brides apparently their cwn convenience Telephone H earing Is consulting have turned down rcsenrallon* Slated A t Longwood made for them." t/rn—A h-srtng on telrohori' **rv W at Lomrwool will he held Sept. 10 In the Seminole County town the State Railrifad and TubHe Utilities Commission u id to- Fed Player Confined To Local Hospital John n r McManus, shortstop on the" San ford Celery Fed Base* iltal yesterday morning with s hroat Infection. This morning fapggtr John Krider stated that fr. L, Munson reported that tb* HiSSSsi! A aaorblba win evening at the rls antitoxin ipuncdistvly. it'was' not knowj) this morning sr long McMaou* would be conAl tuv»h« h«rpitj)l. but h b conion eras reported as aatbfacto- war, justire ami puldlr “nl>:r, I.ONIXj N, Aug. 26 (A-) A Brit­ • TaaldarU aaid he would t ••yei'd with his own plans fo*- forming n ish Fotrign Oftice spokcimtn laid government. t»dev a " ita tr of deadlock'* had TsnMaiU head' tl.d developed among the lour leading I Royalist k party, vriilc.i ranked Mar. HI, allied nation) and the five Euro­ fir.t in the airctiun* tOtit. lie apparently «»uid I-’ pean stale* which fought j I» rip­ l i m i t e d upon n parMnmehtnrv tide Germany over formal ralili- vote of confidence tn *. nz*' rf >vernment to the auppoct nr nil »>wn caUon-of |>eace Irraliet. '. Hr said Bulgaria, Finland. Hun­ party, the National! it par.v of General Napoleon Zcr"a.i-.ii ith 2A gary and Romania were ready io ntemlirrs of parliaim .u and Re­ depotil thru initrumrnlt oi rat­ formists under Apostil- /MevuTuB I­ ification and (hit the Italian con­ ris with four. on .e v rh stituent assembly had authorized • lie proliahly roiild v o trs controlled by Ihe pXlrrlDC it) govrinmnit to do vo. R ig h tist Theoilore ruri*)VnaBills, The United States, Great lirlt- m aking a to ta l o f 177. ’I hH b n -and -France- have pevoevt iew esacllv half ihe're|ireseitlit!Tveiu In th« event a T.aldzris cabinet IIV .II..M ’aa Fan. T««> Uny"-u* tors Stilt prevented th* Bill Introduced To Ban Anti-Red Parly In Bulgaria AiikIo-American Plea ' To Stay Leader’s Sentence' Rejected KtlVltl, Jlittonriii, Aug. 2(1, (dh—Parliament p i —id n law lmi»y «li oiling the Vginrinn Parly, thief opposition to Ihe Coat mu ill. t .dominate I Father* , lrf^k/w H ,ti»i*v*nw t«h • ■ U \S IIIM i I "N . -Vug. 24, r •.•» —T he t filed dr*|iilr a Ku-.si.iii rrltuff. pltif* further t-VO-rn in behalf ut Nikoli* IVt* km. lop'tanklng 'lulganait anll.ftimmilnLi Ira-trr *t nlrnretf In hr hanKnl. I hr S 'a tr I’rpartroent mailr thi* plain l<*Uy in' tiutdLhiill. fn.ll> tin* lu ll of an Amrriran m i'ril i-» Milsru* for n i itii»ull.ilnni on l kuv‘'trial r.nd i!>*iin * and tin- Suviel rejectiou, .0 |K I Intcr-Anuri ‘ Conference nt Qultaruluiha, tn ills, Oratilt I 1 I V,,fe of the Ar-I-Ilir.- l ■ >1. nt hamlv with U. S. S-. »! -y i t Stole George C. Mawlmll. A hall 4rt-l.tr h.u...i hut kt.iuli.ill UAI lilialila to attend because ottlic | .c a of hi- ilutlfrz. Ifhlcrndlionel Ifc ! t r ’loto) tlu^l 1*1 pm Commission A p p ro v i-s A g r e e m e n t -T o Ho Ordinance Prohibit Sent To N.Y. GlaiUs Ntlice (,l suit lil.d .by ii: City commission i.-( mah jifoved -n j|iplicxH-ii m If I'rntral FIoimI-i • Quick l rrV> ..ic the S | f A udi Ad .iitL S t'ju z c ^ O jim u u i- t l aid UiY.I Aeronau if iin tt (he 1 it) iTdinlf i h J American iciju.-U.-iur *on»ullalmn mi iVtkbv'v d. ill) sentence, liol.linv, rr'tv a tih r'T t lulyilrreiKt in UuUiiuan inlcm.il ! affain ltriti-h rquipmctit at the Munkipzi Air fac. Wedemeyer Arrives ending In Korea z\s Arrest Tlii» ii|i>!iiftlian imlti l-d the O fLcftfslK D efended! Fcrnsld I lughton Mcmoiwl (lu fused, to operate an alMtti>ji <■ ih plint at ."I hfrteentl| Si reel a*mi Kim Avenue, Ingrlhrr wrtli an ---------pital wtiich under pruviiiutu ul a injuiictiun .d isigned to )« i.' t!« REOUf., KOREA. Aug. 24 UT< i new be treured *vitli City’, otdinanie (ouhibiinig »ueh General Albert C. Wedrjnayer nr.1 pfiijrct, wai trvealrd. to I’ll rived today for a Wpek's stirv<» City Comniiiiion *.»l it* meet­ nf uneasv Knren for President ing lad evening by I'rcd It. W.lTruman. He said In n prooirre' statement that memlten of id j on, i.ity attorney. The l i n t was that Russia pro. |Hned recently that the Allies withhold deposit of their ratifiestions until all five ex-enemy elnli a laliflet). Ihefr treaties. The ,pokr«man ,nid the second factor Ihnt 'nt least two Italian i»iliD.'nl parties, the Commuiij'ta mi'sldn would maintain "cnmiilei:and fwiclBiitta, were inalstiiii; that ohiectivity, with no commitment i the Italian government am t rati- and no prejudgment." fy ita treaty until all the lllrf Thd apeciat envoy explaln.-.l (Jairo Fears Reaction To Council Session CAIRO. Aug. 14, (A*) —-Cairo shopkeepers, appronenviri nf l>yptlan crowd reaction hi a United Nations Security Council *«• tdon on Egypt's.ih-mand f ir wlt-idranal which is deadlock pH on the Amen of British troops frqm tn j Nile can proposal to form a provisio|i»l valley, locked their duort *olay guvernment for Hurra.. Horlg#, American commniUR-r In and protected their -xh >p fruntx southern Korea, said ho was "a-tou niied hy the propaganda atatement" of Col. Hhttkov chargim: the Americana with Impeding the work of the joint U. Rr—Soviet Commission in Korea' by arrenting I-eflsts. uritr. Council iy)d that rpo-dai pirraullona were being tak.-n to pn>ttect them. < Board Okays U o f F W omen’s Dormitory One of the papers .........I n Mr. Wilt..n n , attorney for the f it) was an nlt.-riiutiv,- writ' of ionii- . Formrtn riffir*1 GIIUIAI.TA It, \i|g, “d (<V) Thr.-.. uf1tj!>,i ships, carivliur I t"-i .TrlV'1.. Ik • iilti 1:v a ftrr th. v ri.fii" d f>>* wr-ha to dlvi<mh'rk In 1‘rancr. docked at Gibraltar tin ler muzrh I fnarhinegtin* todn>- to take oti ewsl nn-1 pruvUimi* I il«- Jew-, ImlV'-d in their rf f.ut* In enfe’r .Pair-tine . withallt iiiitiWrralh.n errtlfieates and re­ turned lo rrallce, 'were expected in remain .here al.nul two (lays t u r s o l " v r to i; n n ghuRVM ulti before resAmiug tho Dip to'Hniu. Kuiinjr Mack* In Frc.sli W atir Fish Dispute MOSCOW. Aug. 20. i/V/—Tha Ukraine I’ra iJa , Communist Party newspaper of Kiev, rharged today that the l idled Stair* m > out to "liiiiiidat# iha independriire of I jlill Aiderlcs* rountrlr*1' at the tjuiiiundlah* roufrrrnre. QU1TANDINHA,. B ru il. Aug. vA’)—.-The Inicr-Ameiican Confc rc n c e re ce iv e d to d a y a p io p o a a i. Lniteu b s c ke 1 try I.) ttie the L’n ilc d orates, S tal* » , w lu . H tV V ^ i ' V W d r i r . - H e - ) upline flout the Atctic .to tke Antarctic as a '‘lecunty region'* with military foices' of all Amnicatt natiuns.., A luka and Green4 the tone. Hie tubromniiltce v*Inch draft .*d the mraiuie k n rum|>o)ed o l ’Sen. V tm trnhf.g fR.Mirh) end srnldlives ul Bi n d . Mrsico, Peru ami Bolivia. _ Under-the |uufMi»al, any attack mi tie vn.t atrntrgir a n a would iuvnU'i <;■li-iivi- iiiravtiM'a under the pliifm-M'd hriitltpltvit'-llraty of mu-An uriH.il ntuok l.y any • nguiiiiil ah American tiation t.L* ■ct.it,ider.-d mi a tta c k un Arm ncan *tat<« an.) each on* if il,%- Anii-.'iraii Mali-) uvvutnaa the uhiigaliuii to u l in facing suclt an itta .k , cv.i.-isiiig the Indi­ vid.ial oi v-rilwtiv«- right of se1* defense zrc.-guizrii l>y. Article 6t of I la- UniKNi Nations Chat t 'r „ ’* h>- agret'int'Di said. Vim agn-timeiit uii tit# *«curlty Optimistic Oyjei:.. Britain’s Future WASHINGTON. Any John J. M. t'^.y, prt mU-nt of tin' 'glcieh*-i|t>lu^' fbneing into V'fKiid Bank, einn-ued eonfidel line) teChniqU'ir nf.-whli-li G yre toilay in ltritnin'< al>il|ty to f linl'i- been .aeVnrnl t-vnni| ltS ill through it* present rconomlo ci tier many 'in ii'-l't "i Tim 1*111. vvhl.'Ii nisi, w.i-dit a hot* StrCloy, lectarinrf* that Britain («li the Aitr irii.i Ymitli Urptimm- lit'« a rlelit in ipiriy to the «6tinii. would t.-|.n*'> the A grnilan' nnllon fsiHin.iHHi.MHl Worl.l I’ank nf their r> ii.’.im nr .•*' m tin! f«r u loan alth mg i it hae not iiia iH n M u a i'it> r>«.u I .i-nde application, anl.l he does (■•I tl" prurici •Thr r»ntnu«Hlon *i|»prtvvr-J an agreement to he sent .*• thn New W arning Note Sunt Yorlr Gfant 'exreut|r< V fer their To z U l a n t a Editiir approval.in repaid Ju o*.» i f foclllib s at the Airtx.rt for n farm ATLANTA, Aug. “4, ».$•»- T..r irainrtw .ramp next-*iirinT. Two,City owned propelIldt, the IV d e tak I tu rrn u ..f I n y i sliira tj.in old 141 acre airport at Hinder- m id i" b v th a t C . E . G re g o ry , \ i I $••tlisen* ■! *m« ('dK$ T»»5l tn n la J a ilr n a l p u lilie a i r d il.ir , h - d le t t e r iwniVW l in y .v.t«»dav‘f nusih hrariug.tha wordy “take w.li n in g ." K«plalnli%’ hU *'«'|i(liii!»m’* uv«r itiitaiii'a ‘future, ho -aid Iha Britidi an* “a alu rlz iH-opl.t, . lh«y have got g>>. I I.UAinrzi anise, Tbrlr Inlcriial Tiudgot *s!iu*t"oit. is r.'H-d. and tliry are aware of their lirol.lriiii and on-ityriitit them MjCloy furtlujr lo ll ispurteta l.iiti-ry ’s hnni.i in m n e q a l>.'-au|r ivsi homtu'l Pului.lny TA LI.AIIA8HEE, Kla., Aiig. 2d nlghf. There was only miiw.r ilamare nnd no one wax liij<|i.'l. (/IT—■Ckrcuit Judge Hugh M. Tay­ ’Hie letter lurnnl oivr to thr PW lor permanently riir.iv d the S'al,Itrioril of Czmserration today from “To all who may iczk to d. troy rxerciaing JurUdlclion over fresh our'southern tradiliuui ami waV i.f water .fish. * life. Kor HO years iho Ku liliix Klan hat ridden nnd it shall rimtiiiua to do to ae ling u< the roulhern white m in lives, . T.d o warning," IzongHhorcmen End GAINESVILLE, F la- Aug. 2rt (&)—A Womens dormitory pro* Strike In N ew York ject to house 1,000 student' at M issing Cruiser Is th# Univeralty of F l o r i d a has Iweu NEW YOKE. Aug. 24. (A1' — by the Board of Con­ Towed By Freight er auirovyd trol, university officials said to Taylor who declared the agency Longalmremcn w in ha I le . n out ould not Iw'stripped nf lla auth- on a wildcat aix-day strl’l ; return­ JACKSONVILLE, h » . Avij. W --The-project, w hich-'till cost ap- •rtty by the legislature. ed to work at llu.lizii ItTvor p in s — l?Pj — Th# freighter t.uir C<*ist today and s apokcsmnp for Uniied was aightod today towing toward States Lines said the lima* Amer­ Ford Raises Prices ica was tentatively sch.-dnl-d to of Education. Tho unit Is to m seif li.mhlali-ig On Lincoln, Mercury sail for Europe Thuradny. The America, the nation*' larg­ through receipt* iv.tr o petted « f est and fastest liner, had hern year*. George Raughnan, run’*, DETROIT, Aug.. 24 (AV- The tant buelnesg mana-.'- r. said t h e Ford Motor Co., which last Sun­ scheduled to sail lost Wedne.dny. in ltb l coat of instruction and fu r­ day announced price Increase* on The voyage waa ean«*ltcd when nishing b to lie paid through the it*. Ford passenger car and truck longshoremen w alk'd off the Job and wer# supported by the now, issuance of revenue crrclflcau* models, today raised list nrlce* member* of the National Mari­ Th* State Improvciju nt Com. «n its Mercury and Lincoln time Union (CIO). mission under the dire'Hon uf C. models and ita so called' Ft rd If. GVerman has tentatively ;.p- lui y r r models. FMM isea' mT IB6 .SUH'Uhf 'HH4 Phknl s p hy rim Gulf Cu n r praarad .ari b a se -«f Maine residents recent I/ »uh (£5*5.000,000. range from $«A. to $224; on the jeetpd to a heat spell, didn’t like It IJncoIn from $J48 to $200 and on a hit, according to fl. II, Coleman, ■ CORRECTION . tho Ford “luxury".m odels'from PRODUCTION RECORD when during his recent vacation Mr*. Emmett Hunt, nut Miss 415$'to 4220. ' at Kockport, ha continually mop­ e n Harper, .will a ssu t Mrs. J. BERLIN, Aug. 24. i.P I-F .n u r: A atstrm fnt pccnmpanylng the ped hi# face with hi* handkcr.'hii’f grncy kUocatuSf ,5 f , cori to the uasraet-ln«rn*»«i said thsy u*ra and stoutly maintained thr.t IT iptr.ry baab Industrie* enahlctl iron and u.'cessitated hy increased man- was cooler back In Ftor'ub. Ho steel prod action in the U. & xone facturlng and msterisls cost*. rv|tortrd that one day tho P »it. of G erm tty '.ta reach h pu'fw ar grad* pupils. maxlnflm. Mr. Colemtn, after high during July, b o r prldiKtlor $2 DEGREES larnl radio announced a W Icgreo KIWAN18 SPRAKHtf of most consumer goods declined, B. K.' Whitncr, we'alhcfiASn, **< motoring to Wolfboro, N. II. with Lynn F. M cFs.hJn. Delomd loiwrence Wilkinwm. director i f 8. O. Chase, Jr. spent the follow, th a . Americas Military Oovttn- realtor and former prison warden, ported that tho maxim'im. temper- ing two weak* at Rockpott » lu-re aturs* yesterday was ItJ dcgrvui will be tha guest sp rsL -r.a t Die ment’* economic* division, reportMr*. Coleman bad been suylng. K iw anb. luncheon tomorrow. . . . lo tin* I- I* Company Seeking ihf ( o n H Mili‘1 JnHlillfltfti .i .yetd w il intro Airport Buildings Abattoir License Security Region” To Extend From Arc­ tic To A n t a r c t i c InW est Hemisphere t. The* b a n k -Kilt pat borrow mure money thruugh txsuanco of •veuritiv* this year “unieu unforiTeen devetupni'nta UT ur." It now has aliout IMKt.tmO.OOO tn U. S. dollar- alone av.ul.il.le f-rf- lend­ ing, and this sum ii "nJvquhl* tor immediate purreetn.** 2. The l.auk does not expert to make gny‘further liaA* liefure lla anhual mcvling '.n la.aJoo ScpL 3. Argentina hat ntml-i no for:^n|.|iiiration fur DUMiliimhip in tluo.ank. 4. In extending a IHTS.OOO.OOO loan recently'to Iha N tlh*r'*tids, tin. U nk felt th ) Gutcn tro u rb a in Indonesia would io \ ho ’'sorti a drain un the Dutch « .'tioiny tnat it would Interefere with th# integ­ rity of our loan." Communal Rioting Continues In India {Vlrs. Beal To A ttend Registration M eeting NEW DELHI, Aug. 2d. f.;n— Communal rioting in loilo.v rod Amritsar wax reported to have subsldml * ' * * ' ” to<!ay * *hutt eittwhoro In the-itrifctorn ru \lr.i th.> sltiiatTon’ was still sori'-tV a ' Rlahs, Hin.lua and Mpslima reatglngd via. broiled In a bloody wir of rcprlspis. *— Mrs. Ixiurlne Beal, secretary of the Florida Slate Association-of^ Supervisors of • Registration, will attend the c6)lrtl meeting of th* association which will b* haU this weekend in Ocala with head­ quarters In the Marion Hotel. Ra iU ra t ol rfhzuugU.aa--,tk»-p«>. Wev.it Ul riVt ki a 'i te g l e b vinre. newly divided between lh e< supervisor for Marlon.* county, Dominion* of India n-.d I'akm nn. who Is In charge of arrangements, was desertIwd aa nrc-ar’oiii ahd announced that Secretary of Btata little hope was h eld .tu t foT Ini- R. A. Gray and a representative mcllata Improvement I n tl.o *llua- of the Attorney General's Offlcd lion, despite rensw.'l appeals by Hindu and Moilom l t i d r 'i for an Tho meeting wax called by th# cud to violence. The Indla-Paklstan M nt drfinv# tin-ddent. DeWitt Upthegrove, council, In session lierx, hPanl a r-glsirstlnn mmervl'or of Palm fir*thand*rcport on the lituation Reach countv- for the purnosa of yesterday from I’andlt Jr.wshsr- Ic rU b tu re . The meeting will open Inl Nehru, Indian prim) m lpl'tor, dlsrn'xing rlcct^n s«d rc«rii*ra+following hi* return from n visit lon lew* patfe-i by ti)*' 154T st OiSO A. M. Saturday. M to East (Indian) Punjao. t �HSrti W u t im ih iii ■i T H E SANFORD PAGE TWO The Sanford Herald Keeping In The Black I M .f e lU k rt In ISO- yafelUfert 0*114 , , » , i M tu ^ a r ■M at •■■ (■N , KtariAa 111 t a l M l I a A tr« w C a lm ' a, M nM *«• n n t i H n . m ». «• u » w uirtr* •( l u i i r t . H«m». ■»*.. lbs A»t ml ('«(IM ml Narrh K lift. IIKAM ’ (van »r lilMlllflN IIK*!I HOt.l.AVII l» MailafH N » M 't i t i i c H i r n n i i mat us lan lai, wtt* • Mesta . . . J - i i - ..........— Meath. . M a a lfeI.f— -------- — .... *•»» [ ;H--M ... see Year ’ L —, • V lls a ff a a llrv ,. tr a rt*t s. »• Ikaahs, rm alatU in. s t l l m •( i t l t n s I s a t s M f a r Ik* » a tr* s* ■( •Isa .la a g s, will k* r h . r t r t fat n ( i ls > aSmtlilss tales. la la a * l e m f i r t ' l l t s n t t s l a i l t n . . U s , r t p r t s t a l l Tk* IlnaM la tfe. aill*a*J (Itla at aSttitUlha. Otfl- eas a r t a sa la la fa rt la (fee l.ru».< tlllv s la Ska tw a a lrr s i l k k ta S sa a r»»* la r k l ta g * aaS Hew Ya«fc. ffci ilrraU Is • wrwfeir of Ia. Isfertfotrt f-n-« whirl. Is .allllrt • rla>U»!r l> lb* «•* *f irfe.fellllw at all tfe* laswt a*ws eilatM A h in th r mournful habit of tho Bureau of Lnl>or Statin* tic* a t Wnahington, th a t body has released some more figurea pointing to the persistent rise in livlnjpiosts. This latest, news shows th a t the HCJ*. during the past 16 m onths.haa averaged more than 20 per cent increase. In .some cities, like Milwaukee, Win., where it went up over 23. per cent, it topped th a t average. Places like Kansas City, Mo., Los Angeles and Seattle got by with som ething under 18 per cent. > . This won’t He* rows to American consumers — which means all Americans. But growing living costs! like so many evils, have developed so gradually ovor so long a period, involving so many departm ents of buying, thgt the nverag^ m a n -a in 't tell exactly how m uch hta budget ba* been nicked. Alonjr comes the I-nbor Board to make it perfectly clear how g reat the pain in. In Home relatively few wage grotfpn, incotnca have gone up accordingly though with the tax Htructure what it in, the governm ent taken mont of the profit. Moat households can 1m? kept o u t of the red only by drastically changed a t­ titudes townrd living plana. From now on moat buying must be undertaken not from the old-time point of view of what d person would like, but w hat he can do. without. It S M W M ^puniipated. . , , y . „ - & *& .' outsanding lepulslion In the field party maneuver. T h e '1024 Democratic convention that ran til education. to 103 ballots and ruined election prospects owed its length Plaiterers are reported, making in part to the obstinacy of the favorite sons and their back­ 640 a day at Miami Beach, which ers, who would not yield to either of the two leaders, Willinm G. McAdoo and Al Smith. The requirem ent that the ■uy be one rcainn there will still winner m ust get tw o-thirds of the convention was of course be a homing shortage down ihere ;hc prime cause. Tho Republicans are fortunate in never aesl winter. laving adopted th is provision. ________ ■ ____ UuH” Co*sl resorts have been W eather To Order having a (tad time with the Red Tide this summer. But think ha* much worie the effect* would have IV hat thp governor of N orth Carolina said to the governor been H it had happened during ihc of South Carolina is one of the best-known of all conversa­ tions, Less well -known but even more forceful is what the winter teaionf; United Nations delegate from Iceland said to the delegate The average woman it cipeclcd from E gypt when they nfet a t Lake Success headquarters to spend 6300 to get her the >f. the U N, in the m idst of the hot spell. The Egyptian will •'.mi in her winter wardrobe M* even less satisfied than the Icelander when the January lengthened as the fashion arbiter* winds begin to blow. difUte. But that isn’t a drop in • »«tiafied when a ir conditioning engineers ih* bucket to what it is going nstall, as they nlan. a heating and cooling system which to cost to some o f. them. can be individually controlled. Think of the help this will be to fam ily harm ony when brother, who likes tho windows We. see by the Produce News open, Will no longer have to squabble with sister, who hates that orange juice is now being d rafts down her neck. used for fuel by midget autodriver!, li-the demand Ire- Bulgarian Parly Urga enough, It is said, •ha costs will be’ no higher ihan IlfeBllMM |,WM (|a* t norl lament. Thu law comet up that of gasoline. foi or difecuasbm and piobabt i pas­ Florida univfpities and colleges sage tomorrjw, ; Tha Agiari-tiu now have 64 ate spending oyer 621JlpD.OOO m * In parliament. They elocu-d padding and iiaprdtikg their facil­ •cats 60 member* Iji tho October, U>40, ities for higher learning. Better eloctiona In wMin the Fatherland education may not b« the answer Front coalition seated 360. Tha Luichav Socialists altcall our problems, but the pco-’ opposition t*d nine njembers. pi* are beg.nning to rc.liia that I A troup AgrMt4M Wora dap. n nelps, [ rived of thojr partismentarv scale u r '• “ T~T . I rocantly by the notional ovumbly Mr. Gallup or somebody, ought | on ground* Jtat they hud filed to conduct a nationwide poll right j Diolr malguattous with IVthov. now to determine whether tb*'1 /*? Agran*"* denied they hod re signed, but wins expelled on the American worsen, are more inlet- basla of that charg.'. ••t*d in the Greek effort to form Parliament lost night approved a new cabinet, )he Inter-Ameridsn unanimously tho liulgarmn pcare Conference in Metropolis, B u rl, treaty drafted at Faria, although both Kovernmuni* and opposition or .the prohibit length of their speakera eatled »: “hard and unakirta next fall. *' Ju st" . ~ .... ; .. to The bill dissolving the Agrhrt an Party said-tha party and its sections had ‘'turned into an or­ ganised center of all fascint uni reactionary for.-rt In the country.** . It charged that the party *or­ ganised roupj d'etat tqr over­ throwing the people's authority legally establishsd in the country, and undertook.terroriil fo aaboug* iktrai but it is a atariPB— in the right and diversiorury aetlvilf WB1«M ‘ -withi n k direction If building rests can pe S t “» within im unabl* Lm'its, more SeaedeUkt Vname tl’stknv'a ? 6. the isalton*i' slums cat* be done odno newspaper) were created naau for away with. espionage activity In Uw servko <>.t turvign against « .7 countcie* , . „ ~ hostile r-* congressional inv. Atlanta i*’ making efforts to eliminate-over 6,000 sub-standard dwellings in a stum section of the «ity. One ol the city’s trig banks it Underwriting the project to the talent of one million dollars. This may not get rid of all of Atlanlr* • _ after an eihtutltve'inof the subject has come » with « foport that using wage hive resulted in 'higher food It is an unpletftnt fad gtemplate, but it it a fact __ . that the moe* money i people hav*^ the mort they will (*tut each other for the . they want;, snd the mo*e 3 *dd. the higher tb* prices dare aay -that if every were a king, it Huey U .g -4*if oL-bread Mayo Order Irmm Ow»i Rio Meet (OaatlaaA liv a ras* DM*' ' inn# specified: "Th* region r*'- ferrod ' ' the area. (forint*) by the {•ration of Oct. S, 1830, th* North American Con­ 'errltory, and tho tinent. Alaaka T*i »H a d: ta and tha Greek CriniH lUafllttttMl F*«« Dki) Ktng Paul constitutionally m-iat entrust formation of another to tho largest minority party, whb-h at present It SopniulD’ [.there) parly. Howavor, usually reilahls sour­ ces said S new parliamentary loader, Spiro Markoslhn, S3, had engineered an agreainont with chiefs of tha National Unionists, the Social Democrat* end Von ltd 0* liberal* for formal Inn r f a bloc under a tingle n u n tn pnrliament to claim the lavgext minorThis blue would'have 8S fo* tha 48 STSESrparty. _„ , to - ' T—•• ' TU ESD A Y , A U G U ST 26, help Europe back on her feet are being distorted in a propggin da campaign whose iniamity it bsfd to realize in a land where a free press and,fair play are tra­ ditional. ’ . • Reminders bob up in news dis­ patches quoting Moecow’s : P » * d* and Izveslis on some current turn of events, bul only frorft time |o time. In the meanwhile the campaign is being pressed relentlessly, day and night, in two score or more languages. Both inside and outside th* So­ viet sphere of- influence people ,r* told Insistently that the Marshall plan for helping Europe help h e rn lf fo Just, a de­ vice to fasten the grip of Amer­ ican trade monopolies on the con­ tinent. Aa for Greece and Turkey, Uhclc Sant is said to lie backing reactionaries to extend American Imperialism. Britain lx pictured ■a "deep in the olot." These at the , moment are the main ihemi s of Moscow and Ita satellites. In an effort to keep lain* on what Is twlng said about us abroad, the state department re; eeivea a constant flow of reports from . diplomats and carefully m onitors. the outpourings of rt&lto traxumiU of solid, type daily. Tbia not only testifies to the - magnitude of the Job but suggests that if eny gratitude remain* far the 920,000,000,000 or so we already have poured Into Europe It fo nzt Moscow's fault. JUmtorn , excerpts from day’s reports:* Moscow in German to Europe: "The meaning of the Marshall plan 1* how perfectly clear: The United States wishes to solve the economic problems of Westet.i Europe in the interest of the U. S. mono pul tei . . . under the cam­ ouflage of a European rellif they n u t t o end the r, ’ tndapemfowows-ef —the countrfoa of Europe.’ Moscow to Russia:. "American monopolists a r e unceremonleuoty pushing aside tholr impovarished Angle -French partners ilrtrtleg to conquer all vantage points tn the economy of West­ ern Europe.” Moscow In Danish, to Europe; 'It Is no longer any aaeret that Dm IT. 8, food export* to Eu­ rope constitute one of the mala Items of. the American economic attack against the Europe*,i na­ tion* . . . Uncle Sam will Uk* great rare no* to lend one f a rth Ing if it should cross the Intermonopolists **t* of th* U, and exporters." Moscow in Hungarian to Eu­ rope! "Aa regards tha so-called Communist Putadv 1*, arista only In the healed -imavtnailnn of cer­ tain U. 8, circle* . . . (In cancel­ ling a 37.000,(KK) col ton credit) The United States wanted to deal Hungary a blow at tha moment wlwn.the lai anyone.’ Mr. Spencer , also slated that this is the first atU tk in the his­ tory of the "Bond amt liecnse law" governing fruit dtal-irs since its passage ami ado (tion and that In his opinion it is a mort import­ ant decision in the interest nf fruit packers and proeetJH’M in the Slate of Florida. Slnee • fruit dealers licento expires on June 30 of cacti year, the right" of Cummis.'itr.nr Mnyo on July 2 lo suspend a lirenaj ih * \ had already etpired was qtlcstloned by the Court, Mr. 8p*n.er pointed out City $ue<I u N M eeting n aiuiMS now r,a< nH| (tWetiaert •’“f* WT*V _ offices would be used to bring appear on Sept. 2 befaet thy disputants together for fur- to show cause why the fuses to do so. The LiJun *^ 8 u tan *SJahrJ ?,*" f o r m e r premier; Circuit Court J u d g . U . J renresentioir *Th("'^fliiMic— trrrrri designed to enjoin tlie City I X he had asked hi. govt-rn-1interfering with operation o f , Jogjakarta, f lone nation for the writ was H h -'Ih y ^ ? lan selection of y W iJ r . “t i - ------j mediation group. . Mi • - *1 ’ • It Airport Buildings I l 'M l I O - ' I r m A t o l . l l H l — Y_ . , . ; ,. ’ - - ' ' -r AT TED DAVIS’ DURING HIS BIG conducting a f t hour instruction course for poltee Jty m Fill agrmt. This will be cost fres. c Transmittal of 189,610 lit fends to the Central Hanover Bank and Trust Company of funds to pay Citv bond Interest due IfopU J wo* authorised. -ft* * * ft * * * -ASK US F O « PA BTlC U tA H S! •/ i*--’Al .n ft \ •’ ii-tl -Ai.-S , i 1 .v ~ VI. , ,* 1 . V S- ~ ' • , U. S. V ets Seek To Live In Australis ' SAN FRANCIBCO, Aug. —So many American veteran* 1 applied for permission to... In Australia th at Aba AuaU*Hsn consulate here 1* having trouble fjnding shipping apace fur .them AUGU8T BARGAINS i p e . IlKDltOOM SWITE . PLATFORM ROCKERS 29.95 # i 'T ti" 2 pc. Living Rodm So _ -4 - --"v \ tr TABLE LAMPS 13.95 -r . , ^ Up -* • i t a as »«** 'v *“ rVsVc - r t 7 ■ ■ . *. w -ib * . ^ Wi\ iu o W AR II VETERANS: 7 .‘ I'b ■ * ^ S In ■ - l r . C « r , nn A n,. O . ^ The Commission last night* 'tfbt i rise French prtse rrenen veto which wn»en ^kiBed^ a doped Attorney WiLum to u> dq Rsosiio proposal tqr a 11-na v to la t- f u -answer tg show cause «hy4 commission to investigate vto Iona of The U. N.’a Aug. 1 cease­ City should not issue thl« 11^ for nn abattoir; also why u fire order. * Court should not grant the ft Flrat up this morning was a an restraining th« (j Belgian proposal for the Internat­ frominjunction interfering with ional Court of .Justice to rule on project. the oouncil’s right to act in the Mr. Wilson was also dirt*. Indonesian esse. After It was * tho Commission to,notify e Felioh resolution calling upon the by Dutch and Indonesians to comply ixens and residents in the *m the plant who had pnrriouily f, with the cease-fire edict. ttioned against establishmtut i the abattoir, and to remind th BATAVIA, Aug. Author)tativL- Dutch political aour, of their 'offer to aasiit the I declared today the U. N. in case tho issue should be Lrmg Security 'Council's twin resolut­ into court, declared Mr. Saytr. in the wrjt of mandamus it ions for settlement of the Indones­ that tha Commission , ian problem were in problim. __ _ unworkable ami stated minted that only the capture of Nov. 26, 1046, denied the tpph Jogjakarta and establishment of tion for a license to operate I a new Indonesian government plant unless fhe word. "nbst:i could end what they termed an ment to Iralm the largest be deleted." impossible situation. Simultaneously foreign diplo­ possible of execution becsti* matic officials declared that one physiral reasons. of the two proposals, calling for 0 . 8. Consul General WaJ career consuls at- Batavia to super- Foote said he had no comment vise the cease fire order, was im- make in the absence of offid ro p a:"T h ere is no doubt that tloJJ.: 8. ipolicy which rim s-at *Saud-- lie Ing over industrial concerns i only seven career consuls h Western Germany lo their for­ while the East-West.extension mer oamers it also stimulating the fighting front epvcrs • Fascist activity In other coun­ tunre (sjuni to th at from K Yota to Dynver. tries." * tern, giving particular attention Ive efforta aimed at the raising to radio Moscow. r f tha Hungarian peopla's ma­ known to the fruit trade as the terial and cultural itandsrds." A summary of foreign broad­ "bond and license” la v. Moscow in Norwegian to E'Jcasts runs |o I (Ml or more pages This law provides that when the Commissioner mskrs an uid-r it is a prims fade evidence againsttha one (a whom the order is made in anv trial In • court M o r j a A CALL TO ALL WOkL D Jury. Judge Smith osid "that *-u h an order cannot, and ought not to The first of a group "down undeF* will leave ■Moderation 1f foreign m lniitrrs Sspt. 6, with 44 persona ,i -ment referred for- Red-Backed Outlaw# th* trip. Larger group M depart in Threaten Iron Border ■cheduled sod Decemb U g t ’.' Iranian »nVi tH piom Sfie^rildll* cabinet approved * trave plan for Amarlcan vet to that "I6.000- Bftrtanl Ku 1 4*m V * ri By EDWARD E. HOMAIt AP Foreign New*. Aaatyal -America* motive* in trying to Vtlie, and- the idiyndon -J lu-gifl rePeace Treaties creation project site l(*twt-en Loc­ ust. Bay, Fourth and 8itih Street* (CssUs o a (m s i«U, were ordered to be out on vale. eraltve, the Allies will he requli City Attorney Wilson was atilh••<1 to withdraw occupation troops i,rlu-d to amend the Utility Tax within 60 days. Ordinance Increasing tha 10 per“As a resu lt. of tha deadlock, r e n t utility tax from a m ■to two such evacuation fo hot yet obli­ dollar maximum, to pro*Mo need■ j f i j f ivitlmate ........ e d a t gatory/’ the ipok*sin|n said. How- ed additional revenue ever, a confcicnce among the iiig 33,000 to 34,000, u ld Mr. Faya A request th a t1 the two rifle Four on the future of Italiau colonies Is being .delayed because range* at th* Airport l r turned the Russians asked that It await’ over to the Natiunal Gunrd com­ pany w u received from nrig. ratification. General J. C. Hutohlson. The The Italian peace treaty provide Commission, authoritaj the Guard that decision* of Italian colonies to use these facilities in in ju n c ­ he takeh within a year of ratifi­ tion with other organizations tie, cation. tn tha event of failure tc voted to rifle practice, Including agree, the whole question would the city police. be referred to the United Nations The State Road Department’* General Assembly. ■rei for requcit for more office aparet The Yugoslav national assembly additional personnel was granted formally scaled the treaty with by allowing tnem use r f thn old Italy yesterday. Ratification was am) unused Mayor's Office’ tn Ota necessary because of certain Ital­ City llall. A loiter from rilt-iflon I ian Imp! ceded to Yugoslavia. Engineer Norman H-ynnl of |M | Should the Russians change road department suthortii their viewpoint and decide *o routing iraffle from iha lakefront Join the United Ht«lc«v Britain Irotilevard on Labor Day w»a nod. One of the recently t--wired and France In depositing their Instrument* of; raUflcatlon Im­ Diesel engine* used for gem-re ling mediately, rellrisiia between the rurrent at the -Municipal Water Allies and lbs five eneniy elarts Plant has now been put lisck luto could lie normalised, Britain and oprrallan, Mr. Bayer rop-nted.. It wtbf/W l _________ __ Fume* is expected that the other D’esst nlh b u t Finland. stales. Tli* United States was al now Iwing rri-aired ami far wh'eh Kuytla tyerc at-WOr wtth all five a rrankahaft is being shipped will h* in opersttoirwUhtn fnur waaBo, was a t -wor-wilh only Italy. Oct. 1 *was set as th* dale for •fr Fsthsrlsaa. fut.it. width .Feta' foiled to gel a vot* of confidence, aimed to undermine national indapsndenca, slate oovnte gnty and •fate ■«0lirliy,', Urn bnl .aid. The measure provides that par­ ty property be coatl«-n?d. y Fruit Company had not.fall,-A hrefused to truly and proptty (re­ count to Session* .inder the Ci.ntraet as decided by th.* •Commis­ sioner who had decided that the company had defaulted id Its con, r„ . -^.i .pat he hail tmtho.itv ■tooro*-erf to------enter T-V order brim,*- of iHe as provided Sbdldrtjr M i ' favorite son too long-m ay be a diw £trousr default JJ f ”by statute The new president oi the Uni o -| Scientists Discover U, S , E fforts To Bock Mying In Circle Europe ’A re D Die M a a lla a rS ............. V SANFORD, FLORIDA CAMBRIDGE. Mm *.. Aug, J/P>— unknown jn »— nA tiny. iih#» Hitherto xtiiMiv-n mrmlwr of. In* aofor »y»Um, a rock two or Oil** mile* la «Ifomt<ir. flying \n a great circle- grbtfifl! the iun, ha* been discovered by C. A. Wirlancn. Lick Observetory, California. the Harvard Observatory reported today. The ‘ asteroid, of about 16th magnitude when first observed on photographic plate*, I* far too faint to hr* seen by the unaided eye. Dr. Fred 1* ,Whipple.of tbe clearing house for astronomies) information, estimated the site of the rock and *aid it was moving in an almost circular orbit, al­ most as far away aa Mara, at least '60,000,000 mile* farther away from the* sun than ths earth. Using com puts! Ions and ob­ servations made by Wirtanen, Dr. C. D. Shone and 8. J. Inglia of Lick Observation* and Dr. Lelcnd K. Cunningham at the University of California, Dr. Whtppl# said the* rapidly-moving asteroid, ap­ Who Will Be? parently never would approach closer I hen 60,000,000 miles from The one th ing certain about the 1048 Republican con­ the earth although its orbit might vention is th a t it will take-more ballots than the Democratic. lie ns near as 6,000,000 miles to In the present century this has been true only in 1010, when that of Mar*. • Ibis a»wspa|srr. as will as all Thomna E. Dewey and Robert A. T a ft led on the early ae aasi* Slsrslrkw.___ __ ballots, but the prize went to Wendell Wilkie on the aixth. TUESDAY, AUG. 7*. IS17 Next year it will Dike 647 votes to choose a candidate. Dewey and T nft. nro thought to divide 760 votes between ULK VERSE FUJI TODAY them, with Dewey rath e r in the lend. The rest will bo di­ GOOD FOR SOMETHING, vided among th e favorite son*. Such heavy-voting states ns IT 18 NOT ENOUUIUJU8T TO BE GOOD: Ya should go and Pennsylvania, California, M assachusetts, and Michigan will bring forth fruit__John lit:Id. back aome son of their soil, hoping for an eventual dead­ lock and n tu rning to atime one outside of the big two. T hat ?rlV‘:' ; ■: -v— - •A,- 4 , ' ; / 4 a " " ' �r. t. _THE SAWFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA ^ TUESDAY. AUGUST 2(5. 1947 A rtist Helps Scarred August Football Is U. S. Equipment Is Vets Get New Faces Setting Crowd Mark H elping Dutch Win :: _ ** W ar In Indonesia AP N # < iftitg rri Uv CHARLES AHMKNTKOITT l v. ... --W- I I l tij I _ • . By SI AX HER FOR CHARLESTON, W. Va,—More A I* New "features than 20,000 eager, fans bought BATAVIA, Jav a—Th"y got it tickets for West Virginia’s biggest backw nrtli out here. Goliath has •Ingle crnwdpjulllng sports event— been knocking the daylights out a football game In August. of David. Fifty fresh college foot Will American cquimnen: helped prospects, with university scouts Goliath mightily. American-train­ drooling over their shoulders, ed Dutch marines using American procUred in sweltering tli-dcgree amphibian tractor*' S h e r m a n heat to gel ready for the event. tank*, tom pi y gun*, 'automatic The show wss the annual West rifle*, mortar* and machine guna .Virginia North—South, all-star spearheaded the action 'n the eas­ scholastle foothall game. Tim 14th tern sector. British equipment annu# ;gam e‘ was set for mid- helped other 'army unit* In tha August In Charleston, various fighting rone-. AigJ air Players making op the rival suppott for all fm nj from 11-23 squads are picked aa the best per­ bombers, l’-40 fighter*. Catalina formers on the previous year’s flying bo«|s, cub olMervaUqn high school football 'tennis In the planes and C-47 traiispo-ts. northern and southern, parts of . lUyonrt vs. Bamboo the state. All are graduated sen­ Against the steel bayonet of an iors. Enfield rifle la the rvpublitan'a Reserved seal* for this year's lumie-nHide bambini ]><ar. game. 12,000 of them, were sold Opposing u rapid Bring Bren hy mall a month before the con­ gun are homemade gun* rbout test. Still the ducat hunters fell a* effective as u chibi's water pis­ over themselves to buy and tol. dutch a catch as-catrh can ticket It's not all that way, of course, for a bleacher seat. for som e Republican* have mor­ Last year, 22,400 -persons paid tars, grenades find inu.-hbis guns for the privilege of watching the —mostly leftovers tfxun Uie Jnpgame, which' haa. the u'ldrd at­ Panese occupation, or cnplmed traction of half-time firework* from Dutch, or smuggled in. And and a beauty contest which pro­ the Indonesian* once made a duces a “ Miss North” and “ Mis* bombing raid.""A plane dropped South." The last crowd exceeded tw o l>ombs In u raid on the sirall figure* for paid attendance for port at Samarang, oh the north any public event In the history central coast—but they kilted of the state, . ,. .sevssf and wounded IV Tndmi*Special (VncA hdd to be erected sfans. ' . to keep the throng from over­ And Indonesian sck-n<-k fire at Miss McCall helps spued rccov running the gridiron itself. Madura downed one of Ilia two ery by- teaching painting and The game la a charity promo­ Dutch tdanes lost. drawing In a studio clutlsred tion pi«e_iupcryl»cd—hy .Frank But the Weapon-" of the repub-^ with easels'and paintlnga. A .'Knights special event* director lie have don®- nothin,: more than HELP FOR * VETERAN of Uho Charleston Gaxotte, the slaw dawn the Dutch ndvanro a "I wss Just 'ly in g In bed' one ggame’s leading spirit along with lot. In the eastern urea, fur in­ day when Misa McCall came In 20 other co-sponsoring state stance. Republican* mined toads, and left some scrap books a>ak newspaper*. blew up, bridge*. In,'d lank traps pencils" said S tiff Sgt. John F. and built jetad blocks by felting Anthony, of Haverhill, Mass., who tnvs, FRESHMAN FOOTHALL haa spent thraa->aarai»ri>o»pUob» — COLtWAIM)—ftPttirtCK, W F ~ IV tnajuV of the Dutch stooit-after shrapnel injuries, Colorado College-will field a fresh­ ropp'eti, or. storm lro-i|«tn, rrpoit“She told me to . draw every man foothall team fo r the first •■d he hail just leturio-d from a pathing apd anything. A s .l went time since the war. Fred G. | trol of the a i t s south of Sniutiga, along I got more interested—now (F riti) Minuth, former quarter­ .In central dpvn, and hud walled ■he's encouraging me to do oils. back, will roach the yeatlings. while tunk-traps and h tund block It certainly takes your mind off were ellmfhaied. Within an hour things," he said. after hearing'hi* report. I travelcrl the-*out* Ici-jcep. Again the rosd Seminole County was blofkrds,and one of the tank _ Auffie Galan Calls Court Records traps hud Lri-n n-dtig, American Equipment Dodgers “Cry Babies” At timrs'*It is hard !u realltu M t l ll l A V T t IIK IIII" lla k sr. Itn ltrt M d u x To \V I that I have licen witn Dutch, inPHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2d. lA') hlititon unit n l plead of American forcbli Ameri" — The National League-leading W M tlllvlilr Ora, »ln«U T n It'-*- ran rquip#i«nt is evcrywliere, ami Brooklyn Dodgers sre "cry baldcs" 1, llu n tp ln o r th-i men wear Anterlmn khaki, If you listen to little Angle Galan.' Willis, n XI and » f T o V t; camouflage jungle soil*, an I nsvv , The 35-ycar-old left fielder for roll s a d AVI Annie (tilth Jiitinm n, <’ ail ! a f To !■"• greens. Many of the -hiits still the Cincinnati Reds says the trim B teirrsoti the printed "URN.” I Bums like to administer rough Dough.MV. A J a nil wt To Istub hear Thu mu it . ginaxing Ineidapt of treatm ent but can't take i t C arta* am i w f tllsd r* Mh, llunibabiugli, I«or*ne nml hu t. all was moating t_he Dutch niaGalan said the reason Cincinnati _ Pitcher Ewell- Blsrkrli - it nn th e qtsbfcd - O T o I At -P a wl I l - l ' j n " - f TtHMf-TlnlwTF yritr di tnoro "of wf training in North Cartilhta, they sidelines Is because of n rough-up and l l s j n r« ;'T o rs, wltl TA lln lij- Iton hud arqiiijed ‘u southern accent. administered on a play at the plate aat "One, though, evidenily had K asper, M ildfrd ti aw l lib. i It In Brooklyn. Htravol vfarth. in an accent risk ­ C t y iU 'll atol M stv A l i> i|» t Bat when the Reds Tetqilnted l oK rvh. Jo h n A sn d vef To W alter ing of Flatbucli, his first question . ith the same kind of treatment, To J K rnhne e tu i was; alan reported, there was a ho* I N U T K a i UKKII “How nrn (he Brooklyi Dodgeis t could he heard all ever Man­ 'l e o n x n l r , Jo h n «I. Hpt, ,1 T o I*. doing?" — P . Daniel , ila s ,r .1 t i u t i . i s r T T n n i n i n . i t ; i s "If they can’t lake It they tie nett, I, I. and w rTn II ► ' XVsnt shouldn’t play that way." Augie Hchm ah, Hut To Hanford M ia m i' Garden Rodeo O ff< * rH says. "The Dodgers' Eddie.8tanky N ational lla n g iTIA TTM I. q t i u T t i t m : 9155,000 Prize Money is an exception. When he’s out Hwops, It a to Kitnrert!. Atjamtr there at second base he cxpecta a N ational NEW Ybkh’r Aug. tn, (/n-A runner to knock him out of the U T H P A flank f r i Q V lip p n l l l ti t t . f . w ar to break up a double play. Kf»h. John A TVi It. nj.t'tiln H*lt<*- record sunt of |iri*e ‘none?, nmro than flfdkOOII, will I* offered at When It’* his turn, look out—h r* bel tlnil w lf* noxoiiAni.K uiai iich h h the 22nd aqintal tod33 In Madlioti playing for keeps." , T. K- Arm y To l.eum m l II lim a n Square Ganlen, 8epL 21-Oct. 2'b tlxDIrArl More than 200 cowboys from all GU.HTINK RCOItING HIGH Important cattle country cental * PITTSBURGH, P.r. — -Third are expected lo pay their way tu baseman Frank Gustine of the HAMBONES MEDITATIONS New York dhd put up uiftry feea Pirates has scorr<! more runs this By Alley from 120 ta-AlbO for n try at 1ho season thsn In any other <J his —\ prito money, .'file entry feea J*lll ' sight previous yesys with the Pi^ DEM FtY/M* be added tAUSAUO pul up by I ho rates. Until this season his high In COO L M 1 ER BfN NOME lift rife n lei up the ia^n d runa scored was 07 in 1U13. P E OLE OMAN TribwED total. ‘ Tb* .niloii will be div'ulud in'o Bo‘th Ray Klahertv and Ntfrflfan AT m e - d NM - 4/NM / six divisions, wlltl hors« riding, (Red) Strader of Um N ow York w ’f rJ «f(E TMbwS AT, barclinrk brnnr ridiltf, calf top­ fottball .Yank'* conrhinr staff ping, aaddh: bronc riding, stssr played professional baseball, WHUTSH* TH'o W S , wrestling and bull riding. _,V,AH 'K'j T t —VlrRinU McCall haa postponed * carter as an artist to help sur» fcona "paint" out the scani of hat tie-shattered fares. Working wltly wet piaster. Miaa McCall rrcortU the facial injuries of war vaterana at Valley Forge General Hospital -'in life-like maska lined' hy plastic auKcons to rebuild broken faces, "Homtl W/jf->eema more im­ portant than works of a rt a t the 'moment," explains the artist whose paintings have been displayed in Paris. Washington, Philadelphia and Chicago. ROOM Of IIOPR To veterans the mask room at Valley Forge (a a room of hone for here Miss McCall's masks show the step-by-itep restoration of faces scarred In warfare. Surgeons from China, Russia, South Africa, A ustralia .and Can­ ada have traveled to Valley Forge to see the masks of this artist whose gnat-grandm other worked in the wards in the Civil War. Before an operation la per­ formed Miss McCall molds a mask of h it faces and painta it to show the Injuries. Surgeons take measurements from the masks for future restoration and use the masks In the operating room at guides. Of f,000 plastic cases admitted to the hospital since 1943, many have n tu m ed to normal life, * » AP Kewsfealurrs »• /. , i Kf ■:.V>*rT i' * = »T*- » ■We -e v • , • • v V - /'- . c > .C*- -a^jr^tssTassa;* 37bPS PAN .'/ - * is - .., �• a ' "-- a * • " :: . ^ ,i . ~ William C. Barnard, 33, Tex a* bam sta/i member of Tho. A* soelatrd Preax DalUi Bureau, went, to Japan to cover the reefeftt record-breaking flight of n-2»a to Waahlngton. Hera be ilc •cribea condition* in mo country a* they appear t 4 a newcomer., ■.———■ . * -=^c- v -S f " F p * •*- •y t> i -*v • -~ w * . ^ •- S r WILLIAM C. It.tfW .iff0 A P Neawafeatarea . , . TOKYO—The Japanese wrr* overjoyed when General Douglas MacArthur we* "re-elected." It 1* one of the flrtt MarArthur etotiea a new visitor to To­ kyo hear*. Ballot* in tin Japanese free election were Hiscribed "by order of General Douglas MacAr­ thur." and It eeem* that many Jap voter* checked hie name ea­ gerly.. HU , popularity, Americana In Tokyo u y , t* due to the ract that "the Japanese never bad It no . good."'The popple look adequately fed and very truer. Col. William C. Horno of the occupation force aayet *Tne Jan* by their Industriouinei* are mak­ ing a marvelous comoback. They are using every mean* at hand to rehabilitate themselves. T h e y haven't the building materials to ■-'» irato ry , U«v gwUed- buildiogs kut they are atripping thetr forest* to provide secondary constructions Th*v are defeated but they are a long way .from down." • "You can't help liking these Ja p i," a private from Massochusett* told m*. "They >eem to like ua. Their old military crowd .was mighty mean to civilians. Jap civilians seem just as glad the militarist* are out a* we are.” "You fellowa from th* states forget that, almost BO percent of Tokyo was destroyed *by bombs ____and fire." the cohryl. save---------Around broknh ffmnitstinn* and chimney atumpa, tr* gel dens grow. An Impressive epaefete archway open* into a cuVrmstsh. fjweet po­ tato vine* erhw l, ^lohg a rich entrancewav that nyw leads n<>where. ,1 j * * The Nipponudt' driver of the ' U. B. Army stm fl d r was In the B-22 raid*. • ( “Whs l were1 those raids like, , driver7" J f { . MB e r p o ," ^ U |B ined. f i Keyoo!" p It wa* accurate W illin g . Tho , . jborahl Glnsa, Broadway/of Tokyo, seem* untouched. f or b building In the palace area uf eired. Tokyo I* — populallon 4.000,000—and ro n d cr w h e re found room, the Ofe-war Tj t. Tim JqpsThere are no be nemo child ddea ask the tourlei fee money. | values. At The ven ha* the official thoroughly . dollar buywl- „ traveler can unrealistic fate. easily g.«t 100 yen far a dollar. If he has a friend he cab g it 1.10jtnd if he settles down tru stay he will soon be getting 160. or better. J yi/hat about prteeilJ Coolir-coats that used to re U. far a m m now bring »2B In Anieni'&a money. Cotton is mom* precious th an sl’k in this land. fllla j* 1B0 yen per ■tt*r Esrd and up-^W l’ #bti h id be*" nnow your sllk.^j (f , . American civilian rendenl* buy ■imported U. cheaply at commissaries •Mina for 10 rents per gallon, purchases cloth Ing a t redKeftantwceLUi* Army post exchange, hire servants at nincome tax. ^ 'Black markklkl hang* for yen got* unchecke&AMk the Army h really making .A i,4tffoit to halt ths m a la of posVfgpeltango #trtialsa. a ------- - j j - j y i . . . Nlghw baseball gam* between American troop* VV . J spine*} sit In a bleacher mitt to themselves. They Imre baseball. "Joat a minute there." tho mili­ tary policeman a t the door say*. “Gotta frisk you fer knives be­ fore you go In. Don't want any trouble here." Western clothing but many women, some men, cling to traditional gaeb . . . .N o matter how hoggish or dangerous the motorist, the Japanese pedes­ trian nsver change# expression. . . . Many Japanese pull carts, eas­ ing the burden with a, headband harness . . , Purchase by a s Afroarlean of any foodstuff* is fprbldrlen . . , Nipponese cops dlree’. traffic but the boys to fear are the whitehclmeted, jeep-riding H P’s who hate speodera . . . Note to.veter­ ans: Yokot* airfield mess hall le one place where a soldier dorenot have to wash hie tra y —there la a surplus of Jap labor to brlp to the Job. * . mmm - - * ' .................................. ...... i i j" . Dr. Chgriea I*. Optometrist Sanford AlUatle Hoara: 9-11 1-8 ■*<-*■* Hat. 8-1! Ky«a E u m laed - Glaeeaa Fitted t: % WARD'S H( mmi * . . .— V-y iM . m 1 * m ■ . ' V • *; e , ,. n • . v ...■ v . ’« * *• * ’ts W '‘ :,X ' 4 , ’r T H t « A M F O R D H E R A L D . 9 A H P O R P ^ r i - q g |» A _ T U E S D A Y . A U W J 9 T 28. 1947 Report R eveals Jap Ifeptotet- Describes Car License Plates Conditions Ih Japan Are Colorful Ads Democratic Progress A s Seen By Visitor At* Newsfeitaree TOKYO, Aug. 2d. (d V -Allied W iV — — i - • • ' , :* ; » / aS ’ s is r f« headquarters said today that two year* of occupation had brought forth convincing proof that the Japanese were doing. . their u t­ most to “rebuild their national life and destiny along more con­ structive Hnes,” Ip one o t a scries of. two-year , reports.' headquarter* declared that (he Japanese "have.gone th r o u g h a greater transformation than any other people In the history of the world.” It listed these development* as the gtVnrtcst changes in Japan; J, Adoption and promulgation of the new constitution, drastically reforming Japanese life along de­ mocratic line*. ■ 2. Democratlxalion of govern­ ment by popular ejection of local and prefect ural officials. 3. Reform of the civil rode to revise- the Irmlittnlnl family sys­ tem, conferring social and economlr equality upon women and ilemorrn*lxing baile human re. latlomhlps. 4. Initiation of the rural land reform program, to abolish ab­ sentee nwnershlp, break up large landholdings and 'establish a new AMERICA'S automobile H. i"«n» nls*e» add a lot of color to •he ht»hw*v« and In s-me roses do a Demotion lob for the states whtrh Issue them. Silver backgrounds are a' favor­ ite. Othff ta rs are brleht with erven, rust, brown, blue. red. nra n y * n t^ v rU r* . jlw « ii st«tes-^|»u* plates with staging or.! emblems or both accompanying the tag letters and number*. •* Idaho features a Jurholn" skier and the words "Vacs'ion Wonder­ land." Wisconsin advises the na­ tion it's ‘^America's Dalrylsnd." and Arironn’s red end silver plaits advertise the “Grand Canvon State*." An Indian design enrlosrs the rear of issue of New 'Mexico's tags which also hear the slogan "The Land of Enchant­ ment." A cowboy astride a bucking broncho svmbellses Wyoming while U tah’s black and vellow plates declare ‘T his Is the Place." tsiuiaiana's plates carry, a wee pelican and Georgia's tag* pro­ claim "Peach State." Tennessee and PennsvK'ania melons tag numerals and letter* in outlines of the shape* of the states as they class of small Isndowflcrs free otS v ,' wppeer wvitha snap• Moa\ other states, Canal feudalis'ie shackles. f>. Opening of Jnpan to limited Zpne and the Territories of Alaska and Hawaii confine their tags to private trede with foreign coun­ <- .1 u i l l i ; letter*, numerals, ' the dates of tries as a step toward restoration Issue and the namea of the Issu­ of normal eeonmlc life. ing localities. Some add the ex­ piration date of the tag. Hifrh W nter Condif ion .■ . . : Several xtates. still finding It Of Glades Studied difficult to obtain metal for nyw fags, retain plates which ary sev­ eral y ean old and either provide ' JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. Aug. 20 a smalt tab validating them for 14*1—dtrnrr*onta!lve<, .if tlv> U. S. the present year or a windshield Corn* nf Engineer* will nb«««-rve ____ __ j b.jgh water condlllnna in tb—Ever­ sticker. . glade* this week. Col. W'll'a E. i «- I Teale. district engineer, announced YEBTHRDAY’8 8 TABS Billy Jurgcs, Cilbs, hit a two- today. Government hydrsbfle engineers run homer In the top of the 10th to give the Cubs a 0-7 victory over and other cxricrt* in flood control work from the office of the Chief the Giants. Bam .Loldak. Browns, spaced of Engineer* In Waminelnn and four h its-to oulpitch Ran Scar­ the district office in Atlanta are borough In a pitcher’s duel no the now attending a ephferHire here. Brown* i\|pped ths Senatois 1-0. They will accompany loenl en­ gineers on Col. Ted!|'s staff ni*d visit the area* subfcclei to high tljjNRttAL N O T in f The fiukr^l of Rev. P. T. Smith, water, ga'nlng first-hand M»ld in­ pastor of'S t. John Baptist Church formation. The material collected at Tenth1Street and Cypres* Ave­ wl| lie Incorporated in n reoort on nue. will be held Wedmsday. Aug. food control to be’ lliurd Inter. . 27 at V 0V P. M. The Iwly will Me In State at the church from 10:00 A'i Mj until 1:00 P, M. ’ W T liu TONtfiHT 7 : 1 5 1*. M. Bob Kennedy, formerly of Washlngtan State and now uf the ” H inK Croftliy Sintfa!’ New York football Yanks, once -T h c * M u « ic H o * ^ there- touchdown* •In- four m in u te•s aaggal a in s t I d a h o . YARDLEY VENCTIAN BUNDS Ir- g j y * i.r : i h _ ’ * -_~i L “I America’s Most Beautiful Aluminum — Cedar — Polished Aluminum Ask Me For Free Estimate P. W. STEVENS - 617 W. Robituwn - Orlantlo . ij s* Phone 2;0729 J- *, F O R T H E B E S T IC E C R E A M \ •. • / 1''■ T ry TIP—TOP ICE CREAM - V*i C' I ‘Wo make our own Ice Cnwrm, All flsro rt Tastjr — Delicious — Healthful ,,, .».( . TIP—TOP ICE CREAM 414 8anford Avenue I'tione 1218 in d e p e n d e n t b a r b e r sh o p •s . .. k 315 E. 5th. Street Bugk'Benton'e Furniture Eichattcb j, _\ *-■ f ‘ ' J- “ . - - - ' 'REN’S H A IR CUTS . . .. . yf f:'. * ' _J -TS’ HAIR C U T S ..... ................. 65c I �ftlE S b ^ Y , AUGUST 26, 1947 Alphas ariati Pearson To, re d C l y d e C u m i r t i n R s •J-vsss Virginia Ruth Farris W eds Lee Arm strong P e r s o n a l TUESDAY r The Pilot Club will hold Its icgular business meeting In the Tour­ ist Center a t 8:00 P, Id. preceded by the board meeting jt.V;J0 P. M. THURSDAY The Order of the Eastern Star will hold ita annual Robert H imrla picnic in Otiedo Park a t 4:4-) M iss Jean M.anningr Honored With Shower The marriage of Virginia Ruth Farris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Farris of Lexington, Ky. to Lee Ebcr Armstrong, Jr. of Sanford, son of'M rs. L. E. Arm­ strong also u f this city and L. K. Armstrong of Islington,' was solemnised In a double-ring cerem­ ony preformed on July 6. The Rev. Orval M. Morgan of­ ficiated during the ceremony ai 2:00 o'clock at the Broadway Christian Church in Lexington, The church was decorated with asparagus fern and gladioluses. M i» Jean- Manning, whose marriage to Julian Sirmons was an event of Sunday, ended today an event of Sunday, was honored with- a shower on Friday night B ven by Mrs. R. L. Caldwell, Isa Charlene Caldwell and Miss Peggy B est The Caldwell home was. decorated with pink rotes in striking arrangments. . During the evening games were fgjoyed and priica were won by Miaa Manning and Miss Mary Erna Iorndrcts. After the honor guest had opened her gifts, n rethmcnlx were . served to Miss — — ’ Escar Price has returned, from 4 vacation spent in (ieorgia, Al­ abama and Jacksonville. t ■---- ---Miss Hetty Jean Windham wax the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cross .of Jacksonville. E. C. Echols -* left yesterday morning for Pickard, Ala., whe-y he will visit for some time with relatives. Joe J. Heinrich has returned to. his. hum*! in l^xinjftoflopKy- lillliu iiiiv v ii V I I M U I U .V - ' , — went and approaching mamaijc of their daughter, Nartan, to Clyde E. Cummings of l-ogan, Kas. The wedding will take place on Aug. 31 at 4:00 o'clock In the First Christian Church with IN. Willi­ am Perry Yesl*y officiality. Miss Pearson graduated from Seminole High Sclimd-and attendrd Kansas State College,. Mr. Cummings ia a graduate **f Eotfsi' Kansas High School He serrH in the United States Navy for one veai In the Pacific Theater of Operations. He Is at praarnt studying for his degree in En­ gineering at Knnwii State Colkgr. No invitations fur the weddiog arc lieing issue*! hut all friend* ute invited. A French mull, club ocean was candid oat w h .-n tb - 1*1 Kappa Alpha fratern.ty held an outdoor supper honorintr Us "rusheex" on Friday night it the \. K. Shotmaker home jn Vellonvillo Ave­ nue. An autdobr dance floor was laid in front of the open-air fire place surrounded with email tables snd chairs. lll-imlnH,t.h>.t was fur­ nished b f ^ itd lo s am| other dec­ orations further carried out the French ; t hi-me. Hamb'irKtn, pot* tnto salad, cole slaw aprt told drinks were served IH* Mrs. Shoemaker and Mr*. C. I- Powell after which the costumed guest* enjoyed ringing and dancinit. Those Invited Wiry the Misses Eliiabcth Fite. Loin Lets Hetty Hall. - H arhan Rue'tet-, Helen Staten Considering Change In Procedure Of Rcffisterfrtg Births lty JA N E EADS (First of four articles) WASHINGTON—A rather hatHosed ymmg man entered ■ 'la te registration offlr* snd asked to see his birth record. lie scMimed a photostatic Copy and she wore white accessories and a corsage of white roses and sweetpeas. Garnet Farris, brother of the groom, served a* best man and ushers were James N. Harris, cousin of the bride and J. $. Iwlr, .1 Fallowing Ihc rjdJkrrg-Mej Smi Mrs, Rosa Sirnum*, Mrs. Mildred Mrs, Armstrong left for a wedding Cobb, Mrs. R. F. Caldwell snd the Misses Elisabeth Carver, Mary Edna Landrcsa, Jean Williams and Dorothy McLain. • Wednesday Morning • Special Boat Party Given On Roumillat Yacht Mr*. F. E. HriimilLt. rntrttain. <d on Monday afternoon honoring Mrs. J. E. Wathen and daughters, Barbara and Jeanette, whd am leaving on Thursdn/ to tnaky'thslr hnlM In Ft. Pier.*.*, Sharing hen•)(»- with Mrs. -Wathen and her daughter* wetr Miss Nell llauthn i f, Jacksonville Hearn who Is n guest of Mi** Carc'lr i Lee and Mt*» Joanne Weidnia t of S: AugUilins who is visiting Mr. and him Rouinilla.. TTie group gathen-i ulxiard the Roumillat yacht, "Skylark" at -LP0 o’clock anJ cruised into Lake Monroe. Refreshment*.were served Hr 'Mra; Ronmillat- late trr*thr~nf* teer-oon Mis* Bsughn. Miss Weidman and Mias. Patty Rat wren Those Invite 1 to h.* with Urn Ft-nor rnesU *verj Mm. Nsncy flrrck. Mrs. J . P. Thurmond, Mr*, t', C. E*Vl. Mr*. II. t l Itetsel. Mra. J. O Livingtun. Mrs. J. M. Stingcipher. Mm. Murk .T. Carpenter, Mr*. W. M. Scot*, an J Mrs. Fram ls RmimtltaL III. Also the Mlxsua Beatrice Bisbee. Kay Ratigan, Patty Ratlgan, Caroline Lee. Lilcii Driggers, Ada ALTAMONTE SPRINGS NEWS m b s .* », D. McI n t o s h , j r . Mrs. C, L. Dennett left last aetdi fur Toronto, Canada. Mis.* Hennett has been the house guest of Mrs. I.aura Davidson. Miss laris McCullough of Savaitnah. (In. and Mis* Murjoriy Cal. Ion-ay of llinrsville, (in. are the house guests ol Mr. and Mi*. 1). D .-Mrlntos(i, Jr. A few "friends were . entertojneyi . at their hnrou Thursday evening in honor *>f th* guests. Mr. end Alta.- Fidward N. Milch, ell left Inst week fur UiMOti, where they will visit until Sept. I,* They will then go to Nnvvi%-ntin and will return to Altamonte Spring* lHe ln*t of September, Mr. an<l Mr*. Clar.-n-t* I.. Homo left Friday for. I’isgnh View Ranch. N‘. C. They will rvturn next week-end. Mr. and Mrs. T, :*. Wallow, Jr. are leaving Sundcv fo“ n tout In the mountain* of NY:tit faroltti*. They nl*« plan to atop by Willi­ amsburg, Va. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Atvler* will the Community Hottne mu] accep­ WINS REND OPEN ted J. E. Matthew*" resignation l i RENO. -Nev.. Aug. 25.. (4>> president.. Vicc-pt cddeiu, J, t>. Buck * o n - hi* gnmx ami bustii Morrison. will *vct'*cd Matthew* |>nr. E. J. (Dutch/ lintrixon tu n* president. . Dr. apd Mrs. D, S. lUVltls-m end i"dav «td the till .. . . mtb ' Often (■nir rhim hu daughter, Harbors. of Jbiratot* visited Dr. Da vidian's mot hr r, Most fi«h provide nnium’s I s s l Mrs. I.aura Davidson this week. example of a streamlined struc­ They left Wednesday for Eugene. ture. * Oregon, where Dr. Davidson will One of the huge waterwheel lie connected with tin- University of Oregon. He Is n duett*,- of on- generators for the (irand Coulee Darn weigh* two million poumis. thropoloKy. . . € tU € C Longwnod his patents, Mr. and Mr*. C._ It. Scarry. Jack will enter the Univcr; sitv of Florfda, Caine*rill.’ in SeptemU-r.The Baptist Woman's Mission Circle had their tegular oosatun Monday afternoon when the topic vm* Aid to Community Mls.rion*. Mi»* Mary RoWiUon am) Mr*. llenrv U'aifsVurth’ ti»ve rruirneif to Sevpn Gables from t mention of four week* In Daytona Henrh. Mr. itn*i Mr*. T. W. Siilhnlnnd of Holopsw have been.gucst* "f Mr*. La Vlgne and Mr. and Mt» Itavburn Mil wee. Member* of t.n-u{wo*id Cold Cluli have lately lieen rntertaim-d by Mr. and Mr*. S. L. Topper ami Mr. and Mr*. 0. A. Wale* at their School O f,Dancing To Begin S ep t 2 Mrs. P. II. Tepstc, director of the Oogburn School of Dancing announced today that the seboo ..will u p c iu la .riLs -e ig h th . seson i with registrations at the studh, East WSecond on Sep. *1518 * * •” V H ilM *Street, J » l» * * t iamber S thweeen the hour* of 3:00 and 5:00 o'clock. Mrs. Tcpaic lias just retu rn .4 from New York City where she attended the Dance Educator* ot America, Inc, convention am! rereived teaching matenal from emi­ nent trachers of dancing and pan­ tomime. Mr*. A. B. Duxbury, as­ sistant director, will he away dm Ing the month of Sepirntbe. studying with well-known leechare of denclng in the mirth and consequently,, Mr*. Tenslc stal­ ed, the school will afford any young dancers an importunity to learn gthe newest a mi latest mod­ em technique, as well ss the clss sic theory of dsneing. • Mr*. Dick liar helm has lieen .added to the faculty of the Cof. -burn Sehmd this eeason and *h« will conduct all,*the social darn­ ing classes. Mr*. Hschelor, u native nf Atlanta. . G a -;-ta u g h t ballroom, dancing and etiquette at a reputable school there an I Sr lor to that time Instructed for ir Arthur Murray School U At­ lanta. Mrs. Tenslc will teach chil­ dren’s ballet and tap dancinit a t the State Convention of Flor­ ida, Chaptar No. Z.- D. M. of A. In Mlam1 Beach Sept. 8 and 7. PAGE THREE T H E S A N F O R D p T R A tD , g A N F O R P . F L O R ID A Mr. and Mr*. W. W. Tyre and two children left yesterday for Newyrk, N. Y. where they plan to stay until N»v. 1 Enrout« to New York they will visit in I V latka with relatives. Mr. and Mra L II. Harvey and son l^slie returned yesterdnv from Detroit and Washington, D. C. where they «iient a two week vacation. Eiiioute to Sanfonl they visited ir North and South Car.olina: Mr. ami Mr*. Turner Lodge and-M r. and Mr*. T. G. Stauffer and daughter, Linda, have return­ ed from visiting for a week In Macon, Ga. with the Lodge's daughlrr and son-in-law, Mr. tnd Mr*. Iloy Marion and in Amcri.-ti* with Mr*, l/odge'* sister and hrtdherln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Deal In: -dan.- Christian Circle Has Business Meet trist, not n patient" rttenillg « • plained the young man. This incident wss tc'ated bj Helen C. Huffman, ««ial seletto analyst. Nations! Offtrr of Vital Statistics. She says the story 111it*-’ Irate* the umiecesssty evil tesuit* of having the regDtrar i office give out a certified enpy ( an entire certificate whenever «tiy of the recorded information it j needed. Some 5.IKMUMKI birth eertiflca'i-V are i«*ueii in the. United Stn'*-*' annually. For many this meantragedy. Thi usands use their certifies!-' for necessary proof of age, citilenshlp and so on. But sometime*, say* h U i Huffman, the. birth Terord is nlso “ nient of a person's illegitlmii' of his Tied blood' U>cau*e J ignthep had sypblli*_or of 'crhninol lenilnTrie*’ Ixtcause In father n i In a pi'nitcntiary *t the lime of hi* birth."' •Hud vital stalistlrians known a generation ago that runn- 6,(ton,(*>0 copie* of Idrth certificate! would now t»< it*ed annually, they could have planned ^ lx iter, purrhnsnt froni W. 8, .Arnold on Greenwood Lake, They sir from Ohio, »|H>Mt tludr honev Freeport, I.. L. Mr.’ Jjfikiiw I* as­ h Mr. and Mm . Pfeiffer sociated with Jernlgnn Slu -I Met­ g was n Onpt. in I be al Work* in Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold have mov. e«l Into their new home on Dixie Highway. Jack Searcy from ItCA Prime- Their husband* •pent .GRID A T h e Friendly O prns ST AT Adult* • I8r Children •tic s.|.>ns!.«iv. TODAY A N D W ED N ESD A Y !! whnt would happen When 'he complete record Is uiarod in any, w i- „ „ ......................... .............. body's hands." J devoHanal was given hy Mm. O, She says they could have da W. Morgan and Mm. W. l \ Tison signed she certificate so that II could h* reproducer! Ill *ertHis for one Ihlng.l’ Thru the photo** l mu lift* mod* HAPPY BIRTHDAY Jimmy Kridcr POSTPONEMENT Due to the death nf R. L. Dann. the O. E. S. Robert Morris picnic which .was scheduled for Wednssed until Thursday at 4:00 P. M. I The picnic will be held at Oviedo Park. , The mihrsb, or niche indicating the direction of Maces, In early Mohammedan mosques was nfUn decorated with ceramic tiles, on which verse* from ths • Koran moxr. Merlk-sl and'statistical 'bit# could have lieen ptaccd In mitlY det 11*1 aupplement, which wmild never appear in the rertlfled n;py. "We cannot go bkek and tinmany thousand* nl ptriplu by annecefsaiy revealing, uf infotmaUfllt that was on their birth <*r* tificale," ,Mi*« Huffman »rm. "But we can gow help to. bring about better methods of tairntny certified rupir* of birth rcr--ttl* •II over thn country." A number of states are. cm t' ut1y considering changes lit '"rih registration procedure* in o’rtler to prtdect the child borti uut of "ctl•in i m om *t#te* sre I t a . H< adopt Ifit CHAIM How would you like to Ik* PINCHED by Mutate? (Hhe’a the output rop on the force!) You'll lov* to llva In tkli cloiiic...b*<ou»« 8 doat mch nks thlngi lor yeul (oUx* Brook* foihlonod 8 oI Ihot ,v«ry lins 100% wonted WYNtlt'S Soo-No-Mor Jar toy with on all around pTsaltd skirt coining from th# long ton# bodice. Goy color! for foil in ilxos 7 lo Ik ™ A N N SOTHERN — S h o rto — C arto o n • S p j.rt • P A H A M O tIN T N E W S F LOR S HEIM 'Q a k e s gfea& oans g lea m , u r th o u t to te m s / After washing, Just rinse dishes. Even glassware'drfea sparkling clear without time-waaUnf wip­ ing! Vel leaves no soap scum or streaky film to polish sway. Pot# and pans get clean with far Us# scrubbing because Vel removes grease faster, more completely than soap. Leaves no dlabpan ring to scrub out I Vel claims dishes cleaner th an aoap and saves up to half your dishwash- ' Ing time! innate cntldren ' for school -?ntran ti and orange-colored record# to shlldren registered •* - ill-gitimstcT Think what this mean- to the child with ths orsnge-colotid certificate." S f c o c k i r g s s ta y BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr, ahd Mrs- Ralph Peters sornnead today ths birth of a lugkter. Donna Lynn, on Vug, Vel leave* no soap scum or color-clouding film in stockings Ttgl or other woshablea. That's why VeTbests even finest soap flakes at ^ keeping stockings sheerer-looking, lovelier longer! Vel la easier than fin­ est soap flakes or floating soaps on many d e la t e w ritable color*. Actual skin taste made by a pendent laboratory (namsfui on request) prove that Vel la to bands Uxan any other I product mads for washing and fins fabrics. ^ r it .thk former Mrs. Er Eugene Periced tSdsy.ths . Jill, V,,, Aug. liaug&toA Me- |[j L I k *-J t«**JBE?2l t? . ' -* 1 A j i.:« �. • «— ' . • J , T U E S D A Y , A U fiU S T 26, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD; SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE FOUR 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. IX (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 2f. three and one-half games ahead Tslet, Klsaamnn, 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 Itcrrinetbn, «• •even liming affair. Bill[Stant-m Orunw.M. lb tossed Uie finale end'limited .the Hared*. |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 Harrington,* Kmart. J*ali*r. Two b*»* ti|U:. liartIbatnti, .-*ll«r. Mtulrn i>iu«.> l.ih,'. Soi.ny. M oifiio HUin. a t . Tjl-n In Sillirl^M i 1,1-11 on b»r»«i Han* font T. I«e«»t>ufg *. lino oit l‘»Pl> oil Klliosmnii I, it*-* <ls t. Hrifu nun hr Ki|unaittuii l, lU m ii *. •tm hr plt«li»n by it.Mdu iltoiur|i,klt Wild trllrhi*: MuimU, I infills; t wllirf uni L ilrl). Till!* of MVUI 1: 2 *. |S « kmI Immil M M llllll ah > k - m /Ibnr.ikU, II I 2 I « e -« 4 If I * 2 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, ril 'd, It was the openin' of the ra ­ llrltr. r( tion’s largest softball tournament r.tdiit. e In history and Dick Frr-rman, Tylsr, an Hittiti'h. p 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 •/.Hu-ch. m ing. Hronrt. rb Practically evj/y tofihall dia­ a.illef, 11 mond In town had Ivrn acquired n-n. rf * lll.ls . o s y . 2b for specified periods in ortler that llal). • (he ninth annual tournament atruiin.M, |b might be run with a minimum of l.»m lr>, p delay. T (il»h Freeman experienced many anx­ Itrri,- by InillngSl ious moments dur.ng those first Mi I’ll it 1 I no »J% | | . . . , wsburjf soo see eie—t two days. lie had not counted on CrrvMt HUpewsr, r.rmbv ?, 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 jx , 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 G IR L f o r c a s h ie r L cosm etic, m u n -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 re d a n HcNEII.L 4k YOST FLORISTS Sipes Av». Just off Ctlsry n .tiH iiiA s for guests to vlstt their doctor. Office ph. 403 residence ph, flIO R T i* * Auamlln* 9 ROOM furnished apartment, SO00 Mellonvillr. Adults only. FLOOR SANDING & finishing, i ts im s v ilte 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^estuirg 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 al tmtasmi Herald. fatalWa «• Imylona )l»oeh Permn-tlle, HurrirSne braroui I..e-l,or* at Hanlon! » 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 . S S T IU S A I. M ’A U I K DESPERATELY need house or FOR RENT—Floor sahder. Easy i ;anartm ent for man, wife, 2 Batteries ft Battery 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 gesiiedaw « REAL ESTATE FOR SALE I'tibagu ». New York T PEARS—Excellent rannir.r varlllnmhl.tn 11, FltUliUM »• iTmntball 6. fbllsdslphta I Hit-) f B E A L KHTATK ety 11.25; $L75 and 1L0O per IaiuIi I# IIm Ioh * <n»U) INSURANCE • bushel. George Hivt.rtr, Silver t M K I I I l S S 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 I K HIGNH GLASS ft PAINT CO. Plume Show cards and 320. ' 0 — DHOTI SIG N BKHVIffM £• -----* ltr<*lli 0 . I). lo in d re ss . P h o n e 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 lU rrla g to n . i l u i r S r . Bail-r. PIANOS—Winter ft C'». iP 17,600 00 I I .' I Xuba. Hull* f flte llb baw tl 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. llarfllU M . Urbl-v. t>out..« MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING ; . AV..B. WILLIAMS, Realtor * 730 Magnolia Avc. Orhm elayit-HalwrlUM 10 Hlahloii to . *«‘ e\N I) TYPING b»; T ile r t " M urray lifflU lIttU -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 |>n«b**i l.e m lc r > ) ■»' furnished. humi Monroe. Til la l.f |iirr«i ka'a.v e ly a n .1 d *'*»**| 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 N otice LONNIE MCMULLEN'S Merkel •ROOM Iwngelow. screened TWO BURNER FlofstVH nU.hcatNOTICat Barber Shop open Thursday, cr. Office mahogany flat top ), shade trees. 8521 Orange XMlr* It b e rth s | l t * « l t d » • *re Friday fteSaturtlay. desk. Mahogany Steel filing In lb* wo-utwoHrliia Ltrains** Ph. 8I6-M-* cabinet, sectional book cases. It.Ilr,,ad end r,.ml«*rUl " THE HOME SHOP lb . Ildltlwu. name, ■•H.mlh«t*1 farm, with hotts-* end Mrs. Dlghton, Phone 1204. WATCH A CLOCK RKPAlltlNG under Capla.i Works" 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. ■Uttil to-lb. I*,tin »f d!>* KlilNL.it. ATTENTION MfYl IIKHH tion, and ready to move Halo. Hl.t.l* (fhlP t*/ 11*62. la*1** —DIAPER SF.im CK— of Florid* 19111 with lb* <*t*rk ..I M jK D O t,', ’ *' Cal.' winder pepper plant. 'ARM of 40 acres) 80 Balry Valset funtlihes hoypilol tb* iHrrun I’onrl wf H.nililr<U r'Him.Mann, Lake Monroe. FIs. *' clean, sterlle dlapars and dcudnr- «y. rl"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 Clwtt.r* , production lest year. Call Daytona 2407-W crdh-ct f t r (Fit** p u ’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 rr.h r imlUW rbst n 135V COO Park. Mary McMakon. salt m» -Useror ba» b**A laMKuw-t to tb« r'inuil t-rnirl. Uf , Ik* Min'd Judlrlrt I M W Iriirlda. n«u renntr. la *bun».tr. un-ur tenor. Also open evenings. th. m u ..r oim iK K. it jh k in at*;, Idainittr, M. JINN): IV, t’KHKIHFREE ftn ille r.parking to aipht twig, d.lri,it»m. stld that Hr. i.lVf Supplies party. No electricity. Jim ft •»U|tri Ik a* abnlulr •Ircrt* of dp v s Betty's-Fishing Cam a. : ! . vor*% V«u at* themtor* tequir.d l* airerar In »*t« <•*■ In. ptr»» or by, 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, N e w n frs li'rc a - • 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 w aned In .a tel*, pram In which ha also was noti­ fied th at 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 S ate- tS Of Academy’s Horses ' X " g S f t f i T u , u o .r - f .‘ ■ 1.j.fJi > '» ,• \\ 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 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.” 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 r in l. M Leaf.t to In cet f a t afk break Lrciif ' Polo Club. “II hate 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 Among Fine Finn .Whiskies .Whiskies... B le n d e d W h isk e y 16 proof. first ...B 63ft CRAIN neutral •pkth. Three feathers Dbktbutori, Inc, New Yoik OZARK IKE RCCkOW A» KIN 6TRCTCH IT TO THRBH ^ BASES? By W alt Disney MICKEY MOUSE X THOUGHT V P COME BACK. HERB W H ERE IT S SA FE I By Fran Striker True Confession. THE LONE HANGER I MAY S 0G TWAI*(«Y ROLL T '.01 TtU. MS l)CW MVMOTHER GOT xiuro \— -------------- A m^KtD \ m GOT VASE TOTHE fJCT TU4T Y0U> BWTVn MAO AMASKED MAN? rnwx VUM flKXStOtbOGCOfTW 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 ttB iZ S n a ffB t B i Paul Robinsov yTievftatT . - - — ; •\ __ 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 Established 1908 SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A , W EDNESDAY, A U IillS T 27, 1917 A s s o c ia te d ' P res* L a u c d W iro -* 4 . * U , S . A p p ro v es Inverchdpel And W ife In U. S.. •----------------— -— -------------- ------------ F orm er-N azis R ecruited T o l*V SuKar lic it And Mate Held A fter (Street Brawl Control Plan . 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 BRITISH AMBASSADOR to.lhu United S ta te s, Lord tnvercbapel and Ida ChUeaQ-burn wife, are "(iowii on their arrival at LaGuardla Field, 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 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 With Coming Compartment Doer Supt. T. W. Lawton LAHORE, I'akiMnn, Aug. 27 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 Principal* of all Seminole Coun­ ty schools. white and lolnird. met m terday tnmning at the Coutt Ifoure with Supt. T. W. Lawton to discuss mallei* prilaining. to the new school year. Dr. J. U. Root. lursidrnt of R»ek. Ark., air ntuckr i|,e Seminole Trachct* Club/ an (JP)—Two U. S. State r * B ritons M ak e D rastic Cuts In F ood, G as }U. S. Army Discloses Pilots Leaving American Zone Foi Spain, A T g e n t i n n Meat Rations, Foreign Travel Slashes In­ cluded In E f f o r t To Trim D e f i c i t 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. 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 LONDON,. .Aug. ...rc llr u jl^ ^ . . 0 11fc"tffw Inin,ii.mr, announci in the vacation•*brente.of Pnnl«,trr.cldy meat ration .of on* shill--' Mini tier Attlee, ml the present Ing, jwq pftKc In vme ihiliitt| •VJd'H'V1* (i|er.ltnrd lb IS* svhrtfit r th e r Iterievfd th* rrpOif- m nx rd 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 "d o rm s" of German aviators who lia-l [I'fcjied Spain by git "u n ­ derground railro a d 1 ituco the end of lire war. Army ipiartcra, asked to comliifnl on the fighter pilot'* ns-Vitiona, replied: "Tlp-rt- an- sever ai -indicatlotis of ircrllitilit! activilie* in tiie llniltsl State* tone fn, n Spanish foreign Irgjnn. Hecruits, chiefly from SS personnel, are reportedly sought fur their military expert* ties* rather than ~for their p-ditnnl conviciiurn. Th* Army tumrres went on to dlteius alleged recruiting of foemer’’ German Luftwaffe person- 27 (AT— T U 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) (2 0 c e n t') 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 fund (ii'revtauraiils. n Addition, tlu- period during «hich people can slay at a hot*!N without surrendering rathm books was ie.lured from four day* to IWm liopoit. o f'c e rta in luxury 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 n .TFj , i i j J * _ * 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 Other report*," they added, 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 S Mi“ : r as. iiifw- ihur^iiy s *_inam * *ing * * « * «-A ■« * 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- , ptSaaamentu. UiOO 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 t fwei 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- t hi n 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} „nwmfnU wrr„ 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 ‘. rin k 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 tu rn 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 tro o p * wastSepp H Al| aeliool bun driver* will tors. Atnuit 20 persons were injured •(ruck u t 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 T ursday 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 ra r (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 was 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, executiv * eeeretaiy nskeil lire cumim*«lon M“ giant 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 er. 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* at 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*. Esther Hive, ' ille Railroad, the Gulf, Mobil* Rower Transform er 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 R efugees 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.nL " wT.?'t,,, V,',mM •|'''« I'knoieledtori ihev^vr.nld Imvo degree'heat spbll at 2;00 o ’c lo c k and reprisals. , HAMBURG, 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 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 f i r e tn the nllliy of Second Htrsui back-of used In give milk to .school child­ Demonstrators At UN cn rout* here 1from the Med­ tin" Hits Theater. NEWMAN, III., Aug. 27, (d»)- iterranean Bboard three British ren Unit were not already taken Britain Plans Plea Firemen quickly arrived and r .a i I.AKE SUCCESS. Aug. 27. I,P) { H ^K ht-lroubled farmers* have transports, 14 ChildriMi, Parents erne of through other agencies. For Bulgur I xj 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 N ight 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.m ininnd led CLneral Elsu.hu w_ 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 D redging 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 m e t 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 Cleveland Lee and was a member shortstop who has b « n confined 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 U r. -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 o n -a b ­ in seeing Lee “unleta the gen- to pick « date and alt* for the (or husband In Rosedale Get Idttie J 'tu g iear.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 � 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. 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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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 26, 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/b90efb46ce7475fca53da4510ad91549.pdf 7dcdcc123a2b5c3761b414c418cf1c83 PDF Text Text » MONDAY. AUGUST 25, 1947 T 1 IE W E A T H E R »a U a ity T lir r * In S tr e n g th — Te P ra te d the Prac# of the World To P ra a e le lit# Pro.reee of Aw'ric . To Prodece Proaparit* for S .ufu.d Play Twin Mill Leesburg This ^Evening, Here For T ilt Tomorrow N ite r .. . . , ; • •• • ;B y ARTHUR BBCKWITn, JR. Herald 8porta Editor I fTha Sanford Celery Ffda came ; out .«f the heavy echedule qver th i weekend by winning two tilta i f f dropping two contest*, while *.'•RwJJwLon# game washed garay. • ' , S-Friday evening In Pxlatka the Fide-played a twin blU with the F iU lka A‘a and copped Ute eurU |n tjsir. 4 to 2, but dropped the VJjRtirdAy afternoon the Cclery- men played hoeta to the Galneerlile .G-Man la a eehedule4 twin * q W t * fcrvC*M*Md only to the terenth canto of the firs*. tiff. Sanford tcored four runt In the bottom of the seventh before the ralat detcrndrd ttopping the game,'and forcing the postpone­ ment of tha nightcap. Yesterday, th* Fed* and the 0Men fought a heated ten Inning battle only to hare tha Unlreraity Ctty nine jamfon* run arroei the plettcr In the tenth to cog the tilt, 1 to 0, . . . . Rig Rill Stanton went the route In the flret tilt Friday to trim tha A ialtai, and In the finale, the' Palatkans found Ihe offerings of Carl K sttba to their liking and turned In the 6 to 5 victory. Saturday Lefty Johnny Tomat handled the mound assignment for the locale and received credit for the victory. Yestcrda/ Ruddy Laka toaaed all ten fram e' against the Galneevilla nine. Today the Frdi real two and one-halSgamea behind the Orlando Senators. Tonight the Fade lavade the VenUan Garden Park In Leeiburf form twin attraction and will re­ turn to the Municipal Park tomorraw night for a tingle tilt with the Pirate*. which will be the Rue a final appearance here thla year. M xvw n . • • • o A t M a HiHaau. m ' i e .'l e i Lak*. p Letfon Junior Finals To Open In Hollywood o a iK B e v itrf.it Jolmeon, cf M arfan. » HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 25. 0P>— B ttrball’a blggeat boy a akow, the American Lawton National Junior Championship Tournament, take* ov$r In Hollywood thla week as four stellar tu rn s from aa many sections a t the country battle it Delaney, a Tkorpe. rf Bark*. lb O slea. lb Lelpharl. It Oarmon. tb O’Caltaghan, p • a e t L ittle‘Bock; from the Mid-’ . YESTERDAY'S 8TAR3 w rit, Cincinnati, O-t and from th e 'r Pitching, Larry Jansen, Gianta, Southwest. j b n Diego. Calif. te a tte n d eight hit* for hit l&th The tournament, a double ellm -1 victory, eighth atralght and first liiaUon affair (a-team len t out shutout win aa tha G iant' defeated until beaten ■twice), open* Thurs- the Cuba 4-0 In tha flret game of a day with afternoon and night double, header. • game*, calla for two more games BalUng. Joe DiMaggio. smashed Friday, a tingle night game 8at- ---------------------------------- ^ ------- o doable, oinclo and his 16th homo . run in four trip* to tha plate and # droro In four nine and oeored four ’ to lead the Yankoet to a 14-4 Tie tore th# White Ho* In the second gem e-af a double header' after the Sox had won tha opener narass: condition. A. J. fer A Storage Co. a. Furnished bv >b»r. Call Vtt-M. /E S T A T E F O R RAT.E V IC E S 1-2 burner Florence heater: 1E leetrie Hpt Point Table top atovc. Cslruld units, almost newj l-$0 gal. flew Hot Point table top hot water heater: l-Frigidmoth proofing b a te I dalre, pracUcally Daw: 1-Mahog­ YA-DE y ean . Hava your woolsou moth any kneehola desk, Swlv«l chair; proofed now. Downtown Clean­ 1-steel filing rabln't, sectional ers A Lanndry. 119 Palmetto bookeaaea. Mrs. Dlghton. phone Avs. Phots* 914. 1200. • .• Copperskin Potato Draws from certified La. seed M. $9.00, 500 •1.75. A. M. Prevatt. Sevilb, Fl*. 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Aug. 26 W ( -Amer­ ican elfoit) to mediate the dead­ lock in the Crcrk gmrimurn'al cii»i» failed today when llirmiatoklei SopuhoulU. leader of the* main branch of the I rlwral Party, m in­ ted that hr Irccomc piemirr. LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 26 (A*i —TKe Security Council today re­ jected a Dutch tu[>|)ortrd Belgian prcpcial that ihe council aik the International Court to rule un the competence o( the United Nation! MICKEY MOCSL The Pinnacle Of Succeu VIS, MR. MOUSE THE LONE RANGER By W alt Disney flUARAMTEl l ON TOP OI latum. FnutTTuT You s r , b sn b y .a<ai>M that l emit le q a i 't tut* See b ees - DM ag ala ,t yea la 0>' .Circuit Ct-xrt *1 ■tmlB'W County, a t IUStunt. Won 4s, la a c r i s t a caissa ,outw s K»n ey g ra ta StsveUA •« a)*-. Ptatatgj and asalast C. 0. Cousins, u t r a il " , «t al*., D «ttndaau, am U* do saris Men at * * u u ^ 4 * t* t|b « | In - H Tke W 's t NWft I se re U* I 'd rail Is si or I V ( ( ‘ul at th* KWH. #t See. « Town,niu II Boulh. IU n » , U E u t lew b'linniA g ml a point fl* N «2»'h • ( HW Comer of KWU £ and Brdatn backed the move. Poland voted againit th e . propo*al. Runia, which had fought it nardert. joined with Cluna, Co­ lombia, Brazil, Syria and Auitralia in' abstaining. •L: The ballot was interpreted aa a teat of tha continued Dutch conwere an Internal affair and the rounril had no buainrss interven- Cciirtantin Ttalil.ni', - premier­ , d.wttnatr, lu d been trying for three dayt |o foim a nrw goirinm cnt. Su|ihdiili'. 86, had hern one of the main obatadea to success becau-ao j V , . > t r e d ‘* n ‘.rVu»aI,tc.>i>tg., a coalilioit cabinet w m l l f tH An AGKl) WOMAN ttnn.1* outsl-lr htT ruined ruttage with some of current critis, , the l-clonruijr* »he wav nl-lr to «*vr after the Cadis, Spain, arsenal U. 8. Amluiaandor l.lncc.'n Maennd naval torpedo fartury hbiw up. llitA le ti of the woinnn'a family died vfhen the 2.600,( 00 poumb of rapluaivt-s let gu. More then 200 Vragh had confertetl wah Sop. hnulia during Ihe morntiu- T*j|were killed an I rlhoumittU were injured, tlnternatioual) , dart, nal-1 after leaving the th». minute mrtliathm 4pnfcr<'iitv Hint hr hail bropoaed n neutral v».Htlc-l. an for premier, hut that S-iplipnlia rejectetl the idea, prnp-nirg in- Russfcritaly Seen As Causing__ 1 t>f the atute nitil Ihat Deadlock Over Peace Treaties hialeadership party take the portfolios of The vote came after the Indon­ esian Kenuhlie officially informed the U. N. that it accepted council decisions calling for consul reports from Batavia and an offer of the council's good offices in the Hast Indies dispute. The Dutch had. not, officially repiiad. Tha consuls would rnport on hostilities since the council's A ug,« 1 cal) for caase-flro and tha good Decision (('•allaiMg aa F ia , Twui Judge Rescinds Seen As Im­ p ortan t To Intcrests Qf D e a l e r s Circuit Judgr Millard B- Smith in Tiluiville ye»lcrd*y .quaihnl an ’older"‘iuued cn"July" 2 by' f l i l ? Agriculiurat Commi*»ion*r- Nathan »n*tUn*_Lur,^h Tourist Booth nthony W. L rvlsr of La' Calif., in hU rod lock herd Tv- ilAuiiV U.S. Backs Marshall Moots Eva Poron LAKE SUCCESS, A eg. 24 OF) —The Security Council called on the Dutch and Indonesian* today for the second lime to ceaie fire in the East Indies hostilities. The vote wan 10 to 0 with Britain abstaining. Half-Way Mark Reached In Drive ■For Jaycee/Booth o w in o re p s o n i t o p n y w ig H ‘ f u - » T W 2 Q1 ? & !K NOW IN THIS VICINH NtMNICHT CON8TRUCTK CO, ORLANDO, FLA, PHO! A iao ciatccl Prca* l e a s e d W ir a F L O R ID A . T U E S D A Y , A U G U S T 20. 11117 U. S. Efforts To Med­ iate Deadlock In . Government Crisis Fail After M e e t Fruit Company LEE BROT and. and a dress rsbearaal' start* Itf qualifying flight* ov«r; la course. THE HOME SHOP i k j 1iF fr . CBi li -5i t drnf »/ oil RFPAtR^NO car rsgsrdli fltely.7 mot 914 Myrtle. kttl frtm mad*. Use Skystreak Otidwtil flex waa expected Ufgo aloft today tl Muroc for another attem pt to con oner Urns and spa**. This time a U. 8. Marin* Corpt officer,- MaJ. Marlon Carl, tvs* ex oacted to be »t tho controls, am • SEE US FOR „ ( officials s lid ’ If he s e t' a . nee MIMEOGRAPH PRINTIMO AND TYPINO^eia •» ) record he, too, will bs.saksd h W s that begin 8aturC kE D rr BUREAU OF - ■ a paid for used Darla Foraltura MULE. to o c AT m i l l tx a y tiY t nA tuuni * Worlds Speed Titje Tp Enter Air Race CLEVELAND. A^g. 26. (4 V PUoU of two Jst plansi that hava ripped th* air at somt 10 mils* * minuu will appear as th* Na­ tional Air Rats* here, officials announced today. On#, i l l . 8. Navy flier, b Com­ mander Turner F. Caldwell, J r . who sat a new world'* speed record of 440.7 miles per hour at-Murvc, Calif., last wask. and the other it Col. Albert Boyd of th* U. & Air Fore*. . Boyd's record of 628J mil's *n hour stood up-until Caldwell mad* his dsih, and th* Army flltr will fly that ears* Isekbeed P-fO-R shooting star jet fighter used la SA N FO RD , E s ta b lis h e d 1 9 0 8 DA11-Y N E W S P A P E R Security Council Re­ fuses Plan To Ask RulingOn Indonesia From World Cpmt AVB. r -JIHONE 0 . D. Landrsaa. Phoai 1021 RT VOLUME XXXVIII IN D E P E N D E N T O i P rem ier D*LaaS II) Palatka >■ •• GIRL for gentral housework and a t Aaga.tln. S, D arteaa.Rp ears of 2 children, one school _ name* T afay TUXEDO FEEDS—eomrlete llna. tHLand at Orlando (>) age. Health card rsquired. Phone Hunt's Tuxede Feed Store. RANFORD at Leeskarg OM-R after 5:50. ! U.lBtiiUk *1 at. AagwatWe See Jimmie Cowan’e Sheet MeUl Experienced Meat Cptter. Perkins Daytoaa^lea.tS n l-aralka ' Works for *#w Radiators, new Brothers, P. 0 . Bol 247. Phona .T a w v RATIONAL LVAOl'd BAND PM. OB Radiator roree, Radiator dean245. D eUnd. . .SIS Brooklyn ing and repairing, .11# l III ttb cow cw n y s e w e r jp ip h . -er— i t ■- . i t i t r ; EPTIC" TANKS, Grease Traps ‘IS (T III lift II II .141 UK Blocks. Aluminum Wlndowa and ________________ It tl .III tzft Screens, White cement Paint, Pkllad.lphis IS U .IU II Pem a-tils, Hurricane braeas S m lti TMMrday . Miracle Coacreta Company, 109 • New 'York «.|. Oilrlga I t . Brooklyn I. Flttiburgh' I ’ ■ ■ Elm Are. Phona ItSI. EXPERT painting — contract or IX. Look S ,HoMoa I 1 , hourly basis. B. 0. Grogan. Cin.lnn.il ||.«, Phllsdrlptla M BATTERIES A BATTERY Free estimates. Phona 781J . (a m i I gsms rail'd si 'nd at room, with kitchen CHAROINO Ttk. gonday law) ' * H. a POPE C. INC. * A M taiM R I.RADIK 1 FLOOR BANDINO A flnUhlng, T«aw . w l * pvt, aa cleaning A waxing. Our power Kaw PAINT— BENJAMIN MOORES fl II . m unit enables us to work where hoetonTork ivjM ttU d man. Best house paint OuUidz white end u u l i ) UK there la*no electric connection n.troll BCO* required. Owner «| | | , | | i ii colors. Floor and Deck Enamel*. * CONDITIONED available. 21 yeaza experience. Phitadslpkla li II .III II BENKAR1K OLA 13 A PAINT Ah * ' ‘ ■ Cl.vslaad It I t I IT l|t* H. M. Gteasen. Lake Mary, Fla. CO. 112-114 W. 2nd Bt. Chtaagq, . II II . i n . if is II ’ .III f t PEARS—Excellent canning' vayi- ROOFING*ROOF Painting, aU WMblaatea kind*. Smith Bro. Phon* N88. " $1.76 and 52.50 par 51 OZARK IKE bushsi, 8L Loots M, Wa.hlngi-ia t-T * a. . > t ’ . ^ la Boston ; 11 tl«t. .I.nd .J.» ■estaa.i - 1. n.T Clevelsu. . _(• 10 Buainaaa OpportunltU* Cklcsgo M. N,w Tnrk 2-11 (,»*. W ANTED T O RENT ond asm* 'su'd tad at Ttk, darkMAMEL: BENJAMIN MOORE'S t _ . Impervo Enamel Color FasL WELL established Hardware Busl. nst*)> D'lfOlt . (-1. I'Ail»q*lp).l* VK < - - . ayak fbtiHi,' Iw-Egbtiop-and ' n m for ta b . ‘ CTean stock of Interior use. 8ENKARI K merchandise. Box MOT, e/o bedGLAH3 A PAINT CO..Phone Herald. ' Navy Flier Holding S P E C IA L AN Krrorti Morgen, ften. batteg tat Baton. Two l» n KHii llarrlngtba. Mllverman, Murray, Hoik*. D a n k playti M.Manw to Murray to Sail.rfl.kl. U ft on bawei fearer* *, (lalneevlll* «. on balk:' ieti (rCallafhan I. Htruik j OI; by Lake I. crcallaehan I. Umpire*: MoWey. UalbMk. Tim. of gam.i li«l. g a A g 1-11— ELECTRIC REFRIOERATOR, 8 13 Fair through 1V«due*day, Blast Smashed Her Home SCHOOL-SHOES for BOYS GIRL for caahlar A roam*tic coun­ AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales ter, alia soda girl. Lanejr* Drug Muaie Box. l i t . and Service. The Muaie Box, Store. la -tU .WATKIN8* ROUTE now open In Mtlsch Building. 8BWIN0 MACHINES 8anford. Willingness to work § SALES A SERVICE hour* a day without a boss will ERTS 8BWIN0 MACH. 8 tarn excellent Income and Insure l i t 8. FRENCH. PH. 1IM future security. Car necessary. Saa Mr. Hollingsworth a t ‘MS ? Ip H l.- S v ! 1MMBM By Fran Striker comer Company o citrus packing home located i r t h * 'S an ford-S tatr^-irshoje Drive are coming In well, mer* Market anJ of which J. W. It waa reported today by Charles Luke, vleo president of the Sem­ Hall is manager, to compenMtr inole. County Junior Chamber of for alleged default of contract '7. b sponsoring th* drive. Two with E R. Sesiitmi'of Winter Gar­ Commerce,-the organisation which den by paying the latter )7.28> thousand and six hundred dollars within 15 day* or love its dealer*' f t had been donated at an aerlf liernse if it failrd to do to. w hour this morning. • This decision by Judge Sm: n The- Jaycce* are continuing to was reported toilay by G,‘ W. ’ solicit In and.around Sanford ami Power limits th* canvas to a Spcnccr, ’ attorney for ihe Market . regret th at th* lack of man- Fruit Company .who ycvtrrday vis­ ited Judge Smith in Titusville; email area, Mr. Luke stated. Following the company’' peti­ It has been requested that all butinass firms or Individuals that tion to Judgr Smith to review the have not been contacted aud wish order of the CommU*U<n. Mr, to gtv* to the rause, mail their Mayo responded hy- q‘j>vciionlnrf donations to tha 8eminaU County tho Juriiullction of the rm .it and to uphold his e « t u'd.-r, f • Jayrees aa early as possible, since seeking ■aid Mr. S|H>neer, th* goel of $6,000’ ha« not been The order Imus.1 by Judg.i Smith reached. Among those contributing .$26 found that it had iurhkltcimn ovrr or more Includst * the hsatler, rrgardleav if the’ ubjeclion*- of Ctimmiulln-V M.ipi, Mayfair Ino $600 r and held Ihat they very Matuts Tha Yowsll Co. ' $100 under .which the Comi.iUsion-r Mather's ’ $100 operatrd provided thot h i' ordua "may be revlewr,l l.y nay court of Florida S ta u Bank ' $100 competent jurisdirthm." Sanford Atlantic Bank $60 The Court held that fin rh it Bfailey Odham ' $60' • tr'vatlaa'rf aa . ran* Tire) ffc Charles Luke • , # $60 WUllam Leffler $60 J . C. Hutchison $60 War Brides: To Pay M. L. Cullnm $60 Own PanHage To U, S, Lorm ana’s $60 Hollywood Shops , 560 ■ WASHINGTON. Aug. WVKoumllbt A Anderson’s, |60 The Army told war brides over­ Touchton Drug Co. $26 see* today that In the future they Sanford Herald $26 must pay their own expense* jour­ John Ivey $25 neying to the Unltod Slates to Join their husbands. . , A IL ## $28 > Only tho»# bidd"* who already Dr’ L. Munson $26 have signified th rtr Intention of ^ ’ Seminole County Motors. $25 doing so may he brought to this Dr. Hurry Silsby $26 country through. Army facilities, Flg*n Whistle $26 a War Department announcement Rltx Theatre ■ $26 aatd. ‘ Randall Chase ' $26 The Army said tho program fo R. F. Ganaa *' 126 transport about 1.2*10 w ar brides ---- -fad Dgvb For. Oo. -: — 526 snd-rtrililren remaining In Great Britain !■ moving slqwly. It added Thorp* Fur. Co. $26 that “numerous brides apparently their cwn convenience Telephone H earing Is consulting have turned down rcsenrallon* Slated A t Longwood made for them." t/rn—A h-srtng on telrohori' **rv W at Lomrwool will he held Sept. 10 In the Seminole County town the State Railrifad and TubHe Utilities Commission u id to- Fed Player Confined To Local Hospital John n r McManus, shortstop on the" San ford Celery Fed Base* iltal yesterday morning with s hroat Infection. This morning fapggtr John Krider stated that fr. L, Munson reported that tb* HiSSSsi! A aaorblba win evening at the rls antitoxin ipuncdistvly. it'was' not knowj) this morning sr long McMaou* would be conAl tuv»h« h«rpitj)l. but h b conion eras reported as aatbfacto- war, justire ami puldlr “nl>:r, I.ONIXj N, Aug. 26 (A-) A Brit­ • TaaldarU aaid he would t ••yei'd with his own plans fo*- forming n ish Fotrign Oftice spokcimtn laid government. t»dev a " ita tr of deadlock'* had TsnMaiU head' tl.d developed among the lour leading I Royalist k party, vriilc.i ranked Mar. HI, allied nation) and the five Euro­ fir.t in the airctiun* tOtit. lie apparently «»uid I-’ pean stale* which fought j I» rip­ l i m i t e d upon n parMnmehtnrv tide Germany over formal ralili- vote of confidence tn *. nz*' rf >vernment to the auppoct nr nil »>wn caUon-of |>eace Irraliet. '. Hr said Bulgaria, Finland. Hun­ party, the National! it par.v of General Napoleon Zcr"a.i-.ii ith 2A gary and Romania were ready io ntemlirrs of parliaim .u and Re­ depotil thru initrumrnlt oi rat­ formists under Apostil- /MevuTuB I­ ification and (hit the Italian con­ ris with four. on .e v rh stituent assembly had authorized • lie proliahly roiild v o trs controlled by Ihe pXlrrlDC it) govrinmnit to do vo. R ig h tist Theoilore ruri*)VnaBills, The United States, Great lirlt- m aking a to ta l o f 177. ’I hH b n -and -France- have pevoevt iew esacllv half ihe're|ireseitlit!Tveiu In th« event a T.aldzris cabinet IIV .II..M ’aa Fan. T««> Uny"-u* tors Stilt prevented th* Bill Introduced To Ban Anti-Red Parly In Bulgaria AiikIo-American Plea ' To Stay Leader’s Sentence' Rejected KtlVltl, Jlittonriii, Aug. 2(1, (dh—Parliament p i —id n law lmi»y «li oiling the Vginrinn Parly, thief opposition to Ihe Coat mu ill. t .dominate I Father* , lrf^k/w H ,ti»i*v*nw t«h • ■ U \S IIIM i I "N . -Vug. 24, r •.•» —T he t filed dr*|iilr a Ku-.si.iii rrltuff. pltif* further t-VO-rn in behalf ut Nikoli* IVt* km. lop'tanklng 'lulganait anll.ftimmilnLi Ira-trr *t nlrnretf In hr hanKnl. I hr S 'a tr I’rpartroent mailr thi* plain l<*Uy in' tiutdLhiill. fn.ll> tin* lu ll of an Amrriran m i'ril i-» Milsru* for n i itii»ull.ilnni on l kuv‘'trial r.nd i!>*iin * and tin- Suviel rejectiou, .0 |K I Intcr-Anuri ‘ Conference nt Qultaruluiha, tn ills, Oratilt I 1 I V,,fe of the Ar-I-Ilir.- l ■ >1. nt hamlv with U. S. S-. »! -y i t Stole George C. Mawlmll. A hall 4rt-l.tr h.u...i hut kt.iuli.ill UAI lilialila to attend because ottlic | .c a of hi- ilutlfrz. Ifhlcrndlionel Ifc ! t r ’loto) tlu^l 1*1 pm Commission A p p ro v i-s A g r e e m e n t -T o Ho Ordinance Prohibit Sent To N.Y. GlaiUs Ntlice (,l suit lil.d .by ii: City commission i.-( mah jifoved -n j|iplicxH-ii m If I'rntral FIoimI-i • Quick l rrV> ..ic the S | f A udi Ad .iitL S t'ju z c ^ O jim u u i- t l aid UiY.I Aeronau if iin tt (he 1 it) iTdinlf i h J American iciju.-U.-iur *on»ullalmn mi iVtkbv'v d. ill) sentence, liol.linv, rr'tv a tih r'T t lulyilrreiKt in UuUiiuan inlcm.il ! affain ltriti-h rquipmctit at the Munkipzi Air fac. Wedemeyer Arrives ending In Korea z\s Arrest Tlii» ii|i>!iiftlian imlti l-d the O fLcftfslK D efended! Fcrnsld I lughton Mcmoiwl (lu fused, to operate an alMtti>ji <■ ih plint at ."I hfrteentl| Si reel a*mi Kim Avenue, Ingrlhrr wrtli an ---------pital wtiich under pruviiiutu ul a injuiictiun .d isigned to )« i.' t!« REOUf., KOREA. Aug. 24 UT< i new be treured *vitli City’, otdinanie (ouhibiinig »ueh General Albert C. Wedrjnayer nr.1 pfiijrct, wai trvealrd. to I’ll rived today for a Wpek's stirv<» City Comniiiiion *.»l it* meet­ nf uneasv Knren for President ing lad evening by I'rcd It. W.lTruman. He said In n prooirre' statement that memlten of id j on, i.ity attorney. The l i n t was that Russia pro. |Hned recently that the Allies withhold deposit of their ratifiestions until all five ex-enemy elnli a laliflet). Ihefr treaties. The ,pokr«man ,nid the second factor Ihnt 'nt least two Italian i»iliD.'nl parties, the Commuiij'ta mi'sldn would maintain "cnmiilei:and fwiclBiitta, were inalstiiii; that ohiectivity, with no commitment i the Italian government am t rati- and no prejudgment." fy ita treaty until all the lllrf Thd apeciat envoy explaln.-.l (Jairo Fears Reaction To Council Session CAIRO. Aug. 14, (A*) —-Cairo shopkeepers, appronenviri nf l>yptlan crowd reaction hi a United Nations Security Council *«• tdon on Egypt's.ih-mand f ir wlt-idranal which is deadlock pH on the Amen of British troops frqm tn j Nile can proposal to form a provisio|i»l valley, locked their duort *olay guvernment for Hurra.. Horlg#, American commniUR-r In and protected their -xh >p fruntx southern Korea, said ho was "a-tou niied hy the propaganda atatement" of Col. Hhttkov chargim: the Americana with Impeding the work of the joint U. Rr—Soviet Commission in Korea' by arrenting I-eflsts. uritr. Council iy)d that rpo-dai pirraullona were being tak.-n to pn>ttect them. < Board Okays U o f F W omen’s Dormitory One of the papers .........I n Mr. Wilt..n n , attorney for the f it) was an nlt.-riiutiv,- writ' of ionii- . Formrtn riffir*1 GIIUIAI.TA It, \i|g, “d (<V) Thr.-.. uf1tj!>,i ships, carivliur I t"-i .TrlV'1.. Ik • iilti 1:v a ftrr th. v ri.fii" d f>>* wr-ha to dlvi<mh'rk In 1‘rancr. docked at Gibraltar tin ler muzrh I fnarhinegtin* todn>- to take oti ewsl nn-1 pruvUimi* I il«- Jew-, ImlV'-d in their rf f.ut* In enfe’r .Pair-tine . withallt iiiitiWrralh.n errtlfieates and re­ turned lo rrallce, 'were expected in remain .here al.nul two (lays t u r s o l " v r to i; n n ghuRVM ulti before resAmiug tho Dip to'Hniu. Kuiinjr Mack* In Frc.sli W atir Fish Dispute MOSCOW. Aug. 20. i/V/—Tha Ukraine I’ra iJa , Communist Party newspaper of Kiev, rharged today that the l idled Stair* m > out to "liiiiiidat# iha independriire of I jlill Aiderlcs* rountrlr*1' at the tjuiiiundlah* roufrrrnre. QU1TANDINHA,. B ru il. Aug. vA’)—.-The Inicr-Ameiican Confc rc n c e re ce iv e d to d a y a p io p o a a i. Lniteu b s c ke 1 try I.) ttie the L’n ilc d orates, S tal* » , w lu . H tV V ^ i ' V W d r i r . - H e - ) upline flout the Atctic .to tke Antarctic as a '‘lecunty region'* with military foices' of all Amnicatt natiuns.., A luka and Green4 the tone. Hie tubromniiltce v*Inch draft .*d the mraiuie k n rum|>o)ed o l ’Sen. V tm trnhf.g fR.Mirh) end srnldlives ul Bi n d . Mrsico, Peru ami Bolivia. _ Under-the |uufMi»al, any attack mi tie vn.t atrntrgir a n a would iuvnU'i <;■li-iivi- iiiravtiM'a under the pliifm-M'd hriitltpltvit'-llraty of mu-An uriH.il ntuok l.y any • nguiiiiil ah American tiation t.L* ■ct.it,ider.-d mi a tta c k un Arm ncan *tat<« an.) each on* if il,%- Anii-.'iraii Mali-) uvvutnaa the uhiigaliuii to u l in facing suclt an itta .k , cv.i.-isiiig the Indi­ vid.ial oi v-rilwtiv«- right of se1* defense zrc.-guizrii l>y. Article 6t of I la- UniKNi Nations Chat t 'r „ ’* h>- agret'int'Di said. Vim agn-timeiit uii tit# *«curlty Optimistic Oyjei:.. Britain’s Future WASHINGTON. Any John J. M. t'^.y, prt mU-nt of tin' 'glcieh*-i|t>lu^' fbneing into V'fKiid Bank, einn-ued eonfidel line) teChniqU'ir nf.-whli-li G yre toilay in ltritnin'< al>il|ty to f linl'i- been .aeVnrnl t-vnni| ltS ill through it* present rconomlo ci tier many 'in ii'-l't "i Tim 1*111. vvhl.'Ii nisi, w.i-dit a hot* StrCloy, lectarinrf* that Britain («li the Aitr irii.i Ymitli Urptimm- lit'« a rlelit in ipiriy to the «6tinii. would t.-|.n*'> the A grnilan' nnllon fsiHin.iHHi.MHl Worl.l I’ank nf their r> ii.’.im nr .•*' m tin! f«r u loan alth mg i it hae not iiia iH n M u a i'it> r>«.u I .i-nde application, anl.l he does (■•I tl" prurici •Thr r»ntnu«Hlon *i|»prtvvr-J an agreement to he sent .*• thn New W arning Note Sunt Yorlr Gfant 'exreut|r< V fer their To z U l a n t a Editiir approval.in repaid Ju o*.» i f foclllib s at the Airtx.rt for n farm ATLANTA, Aug. “4, ».$•»- T..r irainrtw .ramp next-*iirinT. Two,City owned propelIldt, the IV d e tak I tu rrn u ..f I n y i sliira tj.in old 141 acre airport at Hinder- m id i" b v th a t C . E . G re g o ry , \ i I $••tlisen* ■! *m« ('dK$ T»»5l tn n la J a ilr n a l p u lilie a i r d il.ir , h - d le t t e r iwniVW l in y .v.t«»dav‘f nusih hrariug.tha wordy “take w.li n in g ." K«plalnli%’ hU *'«'|i(liii!»m’* uv«r itiitaiii'a ‘future, ho -aid Iha Britidi an* “a alu rlz iH-opl.t, . lh«y have got g>>. I I.UAinrzi anise, Tbrlr Inlcriial Tiudgot *s!iu*t"oit. is r.'H-d. and tliry are aware of their lirol.lriiii and on-ityriitit them MjCloy furtlujr lo ll ispurteta l.iiti-ry ’s hnni.i in m n e q a l>.'-au|r ivsi homtu'l Pului.lny TA LI.AIIA8HEE, Kla., Aiig. 2d nlghf. There was only miiw.r ilamare nnd no one wax liij<|i.'l. (/IT—■Ckrcuit Judge Hugh M. Tay­ ’Hie letter lurnnl oivr to thr PW lor permanently riir.iv d the S'al,Itrioril of Czmserration today from “To all who may iczk to d. troy rxerciaing JurUdlclion over fresh our'southern tradiliuui ami waV i.f water .fish. * life. Kor HO years iho Ku liliix Klan hat ridden nnd it shall rimtiiiua to do to ae ling u< the roulhern white m in lives, . T.d o warning," IzongHhorcmen End GAINESVILLE, F la- Aug. 2rt (&)—A Womens dormitory pro* Strike In N ew York ject to house 1,000 student' at M issing Cruiser Is th# Univeralty of F l o r i d a has Iweu NEW YOKE. Aug. 24. (A1' — by the Board of Con­ Towed By Freight er auirovyd trol, university officials said to Taylor who declared the agency Longalmremcn w in ha I le . n out ould not Iw'stripped nf lla auth- on a wildcat aix-day strl’l ; return­ JACKSONVILLE, h » . Avij. W --The-project, w hich-'till cost ap- •rtty by the legislature. ed to work at llu.lizii ItTvor p in s — l?Pj — Th# freighter t.uir C<*ist today and s apokcsmnp for Uniied was aightod today towing toward States Lines said the lima* Amer­ Ford Raises Prices ica was tentatively sch.-dnl-d to of Education. Tho unit Is to m seif li.mhlali-ig On Lincoln, Mercury sail for Europe Thuradny. The America, the nation*' larg­ through receipt* iv.tr o petted « f est and fastest liner, had hern year*. George Raughnan, run’*, DETROIT, Aug.. 24 (AV- The tant buelnesg mana-.'- r. said t h e Ford Motor Co., which last Sun­ scheduled to sail lost Wedne.dny. in ltb l coat of instruction and fu r­ day announced price Increase* on The voyage waa ean«*ltcd when nishing b to lie paid through the it*. Ford passenger car and truck longshoremen w alk'd off the Job and wer# supported by the now, issuance of revenue crrclflcau* models, today raised list nrlce* member* of the National Mari­ Th* State Improvciju nt Com. «n its Mercury and Lincoln time Union (CIO). mission under the dire'Hon uf C. models and ita so called' Ft rd If. GVerman has tentatively ;.p- lui y r r models. FMM isea' mT IB6 .SUH'Uhf 'HH4 Phknl s p hy rim Gulf Cu n r praarad .ari b a se -«f Maine residents recent I/ »uh (£5*5.000,000. range from $«A. to $224; on the jeetpd to a heat spell, didn’t like It IJncoIn from $J48 to $200 and on a hit, according to fl. II, Coleman, ■ CORRECTION . tho Ford “luxury".m odels'from PRODUCTION RECORD when during his recent vacation Mr*. Emmett Hunt, nut Miss 415$'to 4220. ' at Kockport, ha continually mop­ e n Harper, .will a ssu t Mrs. J. BERLIN, Aug. 24. i.P I-F .n u r: A atstrm fnt pccnmpanylng the ped hi# face with hi* handkcr.'hii’f grncy kUocatuSf ,5 f , cori to the uasraet-ln«rn*»«i said thsy u*ra and stoutly maintained thr.t IT iptr.ry baab Industrie* enahlctl iron and u.'cessitated hy increased man- was cooler back In Ftor'ub. Ho steel prod action in the U. & xone facturlng and msterisls cost*. rv|tortrd that one day tho P »it. of G erm tty '.ta reach h pu'fw ar grad* pupils. maxlnflm. Mr. Colemtn, after high during July, b o r prldiKtlor $2 DEGREES larnl radio announced a W Icgreo KIWAN18 SPRAKHtf of most consumer goods declined, B. K.' Whitncr, we'alhcfiASn, **< motoring to Wolfboro, N. II. with Lynn F. M cFs.hJn. Delomd loiwrence Wilkinwm. director i f 8. O. Chase, Jr. spent the follow, th a . Americas Military Oovttn- realtor and former prison warden, ported that tho maxim'im. temper- ing two weak* at Rockpott » lu-re aturs* yesterday was ItJ dcgrvui will be tha guest sp rsL -r.a t Die ment’* economic* division, reportMr*. Coleman bad been suylng. K iw anb. luncheon tomorrow. . . . lo tin* I- I* Company Seeking ihf ( o n H Mili‘1 JnHlillfltfti .i .yetd w il intro Airport Buildings Abattoir License Security Region” To Extend From Arc­ tic To A n t a r c t i c InW est Hemisphere t. The* b a n k -Kilt pat borrow mure money thruugh txsuanco of •veuritiv* this year “unieu unforiTeen devetupni'nta UT ur." It now has aliout IMKt.tmO.OOO tn U. S. dollar- alone av.ul.il.le f-rf- lend­ ing, and this sum ii "nJvquhl* tor immediate purreetn.** 2. The l.auk does not expert to make gny‘further liaA* liefure lla anhual mcvling '.n la.aJoo ScpL 3. Argentina hat ntml-i no for:^n|.|iiiration fur DUMiliimhip in tluo.ank. 4. In extending a IHTS.OOO.OOO loan recently'to Iha N tlh*r'*tids, tin. U nk felt th ) Gutcn tro u rb a in Indonesia would io \ ho ’'sorti a drain un the Dutch « .'tioiny tnat it would Interefere with th# integ­ rity of our loan." Communal Rioting Continues In India {Vlrs. Beal To A ttend Registration M eeting NEW DELHI, Aug. 2d. f.;n— Communal rioting in loilo.v rod Amritsar wax reported to have subsldml * ' * * ' ” to<!ay * *hutt eittwhoro In the-itrifctorn ru \lr.i th.> sltiiatTon’ was still sori'-tV a ' Rlahs, Hin.lua and Mpslima reatglngd via. broiled In a bloody wir of rcprlspis. *— Mrs. Ixiurlne Beal, secretary of the Florida Slate Association-of^ Supervisors of • Registration, will attend the c6)lrtl meeting of th* association which will b* haU this weekend in Ocala with head­ quarters In the Marion Hotel. Ra iU ra t ol rfhzuugU.aa--,tk»-p«>. Wev.it Ul riVt ki a 'i te g l e b vinre. newly divided between lh e< supervisor for Marlon.* county, Dominion* of India n-.d I'akm nn. who Is In charge of arrangements, was desertIwd aa nrc-ar’oiii ahd announced that Secretary of Btata little hope was h eld .tu t foT Ini- R. A. Gray and a representative mcllata Improvement I n tl.o *llua- of the Attorney General's Offlcd lion, despite rensw.'l appeals by Hindu and Moilom l t i d r 'i for an Tho meeting wax called by th# cud to violence. The Indla-Paklstan M nt drfinv# tin-ddent. DeWitt Upthegrove, council, In session lierx, hPanl a r-glsirstlnn mmervl'or of Palm fir*thand*rcport on the lituation Reach countv- for the purnosa of yesterday from I’andlt Jr.wshsr- Ic rU b tu re . The meeting will open Inl Nehru, Indian prim) m lpl'tor, dlsrn'xing rlcct^n s«d rc«rii*ra+following hi* return from n visit lon lew* patfe-i by ti)*' 154T st OiSO A. M. Saturday. M to East (Indian) Punjao. t �HSrti W u t im ih iii ■i T H E SANFORD PAGE TWO The Sanford Herald Keeping In The Black I M .f e lU k rt In ISO- yafelUfert 0*114 , , » , i M tu ^ a r ■M at •■■ (■N , KtariAa 111 t a l M l I a A tr« w C a lm ' a, M nM *«• n n t i H n . m ». «• u » w uirtr* •( l u i i r t . H«m». ■»*.. lbs A»t ml ('«(IM ml Narrh K lift. IIKAM ’ (van »r lilMlllflN IIK*!I HOt.l.AVII l» MailafH N » M 't i t i i c H i r n n i i mat us lan lai, wtt* • Mesta . . . J - i i - ..........— Meath. . M a a lfeI.f— -------- — .... *•»» [ ;H--M ... see Year ’ L —, • V lls a ff a a llrv ,. tr a rt*t s. »• Ikaahs, rm alatU in. s t l l m •( i t l t n s I s a t s M f a r Ik* » a tr* s* ■( •Isa .la a g s, will k* r h . r t r t fat n ( i ls > aSmtlilss tales. la la a * l e m f i r t ' l l t s n t t s l a i l t n . . U s , r t p r t s t a l l Tk* IlnaM la tfe. aill*a*J (Itla at aSttitUlha. Otfl- eas a r t a sa la la fa rt la (fee l.ru».< tlllv s la Ska tw a a lrr s i l k k ta S sa a r»»* la r k l ta g * aaS Hew Ya«fc. ffci ilrraU Is • wrwfeir of Ia. Isfertfotrt f-n-« whirl. Is .allllrt • rla>U»!r l> lb* «•* *f irfe.fellllw at all tfe* laswt a*ws eilatM A h in th r mournful habit of tho Bureau of Lnl>or Statin* tic* a t Wnahington, th a t body has released some more figurea pointing to the persistent rise in livlnjpiosts. This latest, news shows th a t the HCJ*. during the past 16 m onths.haa averaged more than 20 per cent increase. In .some cities, like Milwaukee, Win., where it went up over 23. per cent, it topped th a t average. Places like Kansas City, Mo., Los Angeles and Seattle got by with som ething under 18 per cent. > . This won’t He* rows to American consumers — which means all Americans. But growing living costs! like so many evils, have developed so gradually ovor so long a period, involving so many departm ents of buying, thgt the nverag^ m a n -a in 't tell exactly how m uch hta budget ba* been nicked. Alonjr comes the I-nbor Board to make it perfectly clear how g reat the pain in. In Home relatively few wage grotfpn, incotnca have gone up accordingly though with the tax Htructure what it in, the governm ent taken mont of the profit. Moat households can 1m? kept o u t of the red only by drastically changed a t­ titudes townrd living plana. From now on moat buying must be undertaken not from the old-time point of view of what d person would like, but w hat he can do. without. It S M W M ^puniipated. . , , y . „ - & *& .' outsanding lepulslion In the field party maneuver. T h e '1024 Democratic convention that ran til education. to 103 ballots and ruined election prospects owed its length Plaiterers are reported, making in part to the obstinacy of the favorite sons and their back­ 640 a day at Miami Beach, which ers, who would not yield to either of the two leaders, Willinm G. McAdoo and Al Smith. The requirem ent that the ■uy be one rcainn there will still winner m ust get tw o-thirds of the convention was of course be a homing shortage down ihere ;hc prime cause. Tho Republicans are fortunate in never aesl winter. laving adopted th is provision. ________ ■ ____ UuH” Co*sl resorts have been W eather To Order having a (tad time with the Red Tide this summer. But think ha* much worie the effect* would have IV hat thp governor of N orth Carolina said to the governor been H it had happened during ihc of South Carolina is one of the best-known of all conversa­ tions, Less well -known but even more forceful is what the winter teaionf; United Nations delegate from Iceland said to the delegate The average woman it cipeclcd from E gypt when they nfet a t Lake Success headquarters to spend 6300 to get her the >f. the U N, in the m idst of the hot spell. The Egyptian will •'.mi in her winter wardrobe M* even less satisfied than the Icelander when the January lengthened as the fashion arbiter* winds begin to blow. difUte. But that isn’t a drop in • »«tiafied when a ir conditioning engineers ih* bucket to what it is going nstall, as they nlan. a heating and cooling system which to cost to some o f. them. can be individually controlled. Think of the help this will be to fam ily harm ony when brother, who likes tho windows We. see by the Produce News open, Will no longer have to squabble with sister, who hates that orange juice is now being d rafts down her neck. used for fuel by midget autodriver!, li-the demand Ire- Bulgarian Parly Urga enough, It is said, •ha costs will be’ no higher ihan IlfeBllMM |,WM (|a* t norl lament. Thu law comet up that of gasoline. foi or difecuasbm and piobabt i pas­ Florida univfpities and colleges sage tomorrjw, ; Tha Agiari-tiu now have 64 ate spending oyer 621JlpD.OOO m * In parliament. They elocu-d padding and iiaprdtikg their facil­ •cats 60 member* Iji tho October, U>40, ities for higher learning. Better eloctiona In wMin the Fatherland education may not b« the answer Front coalition seated 360. Tha Luichav Socialists altcall our problems, but the pco-’ opposition t*d nine njembers. pi* are beg.nning to rc.liia that I A troup AgrMt4M Wora dap. n nelps, [ rived of thojr partismentarv scale u r '• “ T~T . I rocantly by the notional ovumbly Mr. Gallup or somebody, ought | on ground* Jtat they hud filed to conduct a nationwide poll right j Diolr malguattous with IVthov. now to determine whether tb*'1 /*? Agran*"* denied they hod re signed, but wins expelled on the American worsen, are more inlet- basla of that charg.'. ••t*d in the Greek effort to form Parliament lost night approved a new cabinet, )he Inter-Ameridsn unanimously tho liulgarmn pcare Conference in Metropolis, B u rl, treaty drafted at Faria, although both Kovernmuni* and opposition or .the prohibit length of their speakera eatled »: “hard and unakirta next fall. *' Ju st" . ~ .... ; .. to The bill dissolving the Agrhrt an Party said-tha party and its sections had ‘'turned into an or­ ganised center of all fascint uni reactionary for.-rt In the country.** . It charged that the party *or­ ganised roupj d'etat tqr over­ throwing the people's authority legally establishsd in the country, and undertook.terroriil fo aaboug* iktrai but it is a atariPB— in the right and diversiorury aetlvilf WB1«M ‘ -withi n k direction If building rests can pe S t “» within im unabl* Lm'its, more SeaedeUkt Vname tl’stknv'a ? 6. the isalton*i' slums cat* be done odno newspaper) were created naau for away with. espionage activity In Uw servko <>.t turvign against « .7 countcie* , . „ ~ hostile r-* congressional inv. Atlanta i*’ making efforts to eliminate-over 6,000 sub-standard dwellings in a stum section of the «ity. One ol the city’s trig banks it Underwriting the project to the talent of one million dollars. This may not get rid of all of Atlanlr* • _ after an eihtutltve'inof the subject has come » with « foport that using wage hive resulted in 'higher food It is an unpletftnt fad gtemplate, but it it a fact __ . that the moe* money i people hav*^ the mort they will (*tut each other for the . they want;, snd the mo*e 3 *dd. the higher tb* prices dare aay -that if every were a king, it Huey U .g -4*if oL-bread Mayo Order Irmm Ow»i Rio Meet (OaatlaaA liv a ras* DM*' ' inn# specified: "Th* region r*'- ferrod ' ' the area. (forint*) by the {•ration of Oct. S, 1830, th* North American Con­ 'errltory, and tho tinent. Alaaka T*i »H a d: ta and tha Greek CriniH lUafllttttMl F*«« Dki) Ktng Paul constitutionally m-iat entrust formation of another to tho largest minority party, whb-h at present It SopniulD’ [.there) parly. Howavor, usually reilahls sour­ ces said S new parliamentary loader, Spiro Markoslhn, S3, had engineered an agreainont with chiefs of tha National Unionists, the Social Democrat* end Von ltd 0* liberal* for formal Inn r f a bloc under a tingle n u n tn pnrliament to claim the lavgext minorThis blue would'have 8S fo* tha 48 STSESrparty. _„ , to - ' T—•• ' TU ESD A Y , A U G U ST 26, help Europe back on her feet are being distorted in a propggin da campaign whose iniamity it bsfd to realize in a land where a free press and,fair play are tra­ ditional. ’ . • Reminders bob up in news dis­ patches quoting Moecow’s : P » * d* and Izveslis on some current turn of events, bul only frorft time |o time. In the meanwhile the campaign is being pressed relentlessly, day and night, in two score or more languages. Both inside and outside th* So­ viet sphere of- influence people ,r* told Insistently that the Marshall plan for helping Europe help h e rn lf fo Just, a de­ vice to fasten the grip of Amer­ ican trade monopolies on the con­ tinent. Aa for Greece and Turkey, Uhclc Sant is said to lie backing reactionaries to extend American Imperialism. Britain lx pictured ■a "deep in the olot." These at the , moment are the main ihemi s of Moscow and Ita satellites. In an effort to keep lain* on what Is twlng said about us abroad, the state department re; eeivea a constant flow of reports from . diplomats and carefully m onitors. the outpourings of rt&lto traxumiU of solid, type daily. Tbia not only testifies to the - magnitude of the Job but suggests that if eny gratitude remain* far the 920,000,000,000 or so we already have poured Into Europe It fo nzt Moscow's fault. JUmtorn , excerpts from day’s reports:* Moscow in German to Europe: "The meaning of the Marshall plan 1* how perfectly clear: The United States wishes to solve the economic problems of Westet.i Europe in the interest of the U. S. mono pul tei . . . under the cam­ ouflage of a European rellif they n u t t o end the r, ’ tndapemfowows-ef —the countrfoa of Europe.’ Moscow to Russia:. "American monopolists a r e unceremonleuoty pushing aside tholr impovarished Angle -French partners ilrtrtleg to conquer all vantage points tn the economy of West­ ern Europe.” Moscow In Danish, to Europe; 'It Is no longer any aaeret that Dm IT. 8, food export* to Eu­ rope constitute one of the mala Items of. the American economic attack against the Europe*,i na­ tion* . . . Uncle Sam will Uk* great rare no* to lend one f a rth Ing if it should cross the Intermonopolists **t* of th* U, and exporters." Moscow in Hungarian to Eu­ rope! "Aa regards tha so-called Communist Putadv 1*, arista only In the healed -imavtnailnn of cer­ tain U. 8, circle* . . . (In cancel­ ling a 37.000,(KK) col ton credit) The United States wanted to deal Hungary a blow at tha moment wlwn.the lai anyone.’ Mr. Spencer , also slated that this is the first atU tk in the his­ tory of the "Bond amt liecnse law" governing fruit dtal-irs since its passage ami ado (tion and that In his opinion it is a mort import­ ant decision in the interest nf fruit packers and proeetJH’M in the Slate of Florida. Slnee • fruit dealers licento expires on June 30 of cacti year, the right" of Cummis.'itr.nr Mnyo on July 2 lo suspend a lirenaj ih * \ had already etpired was qtlcstloned by the Court, Mr. 8p*n.er pointed out City $ue<I u N M eeting n aiuiMS now r,a< nH| (tWetiaert •’“f* WT*V _ offices would be used to bring appear on Sept. 2 befaet thy disputants together for fur- to show cause why the fuses to do so. The LiJun *^ 8 u tan *SJahrJ ?,*" f o r m e r premier; Circuit Court J u d g . U . J renresentioir *Th("'^fliiMic— trrrrri designed to enjoin tlie City I X he had asked hi. govt-rn-1interfering with operation o f , Jogjakarta, f lone nation for the writ was H h -'Ih y ^ ? lan selection of y W iJ r . “t i - ------j mediation group. . Mi • - *1 ’ • It Airport Buildings I l 'M l I O - ' I r m A t o l . l l H l — Y_ . , . ; ,. ’ - - ' ' -r AT TED DAVIS’ DURING HIS BIG conducting a f t hour instruction course for poltee Jty m Fill agrmt. This will be cost fres. c Transmittal of 189,610 lit fends to the Central Hanover Bank and Trust Company of funds to pay Citv bond Interest due IfopU J wo* authorised. -ft* * * ft * * * -ASK US F O « PA BTlC U tA H S! •/ i*--’Al .n ft \ •’ ii-tl -Ai.-S , i 1 .v ~ VI. , ,* 1 . V S- ~ ' • , U. S. V ets Seek To Live In Australis ' SAN FRANCIBCO, Aug. —So many American veteran* 1 applied for permission to... In Australia th at Aba AuaU*Hsn consulate here 1* having trouble fjnding shipping apace fur .them AUGU8T BARGAINS i p e . IlKDltOOM SWITE . PLATFORM ROCKERS 29.95 # i 'T ti" 2 pc. Living Rodm So _ -4 - --"v \ tr TABLE LAMPS 13.95 -r . , ^ Up -* • i t a as »«** 'v *“ rVsVc - r t 7 ■ ■ . *. w -ib * . ^ Wi\ iu o W AR II VETERANS: 7 .‘ I'b ■ * ^ S In ■ - l r . C « r , nn A n,. O . ^ The Commission last night* 'tfbt i rise French prtse rrenen veto which wn»en ^kiBed^ a doped Attorney WiLum to u> dq Rsosiio proposal tqr a 11-na v to la t- f u -answer tg show cause «hy4 commission to investigate vto Iona of The U. N.’a Aug. 1 cease­ City should not issue thl« 11^ for nn abattoir; also why u fire order. * Court should not grant the ft Flrat up this morning was a an restraining th« (j Belgian proposal for the Internat­ frominjunction interfering with ional Court of .Justice to rule on project. the oouncil’s right to act in the Mr. Wilson was also dirt*. Indonesian esse. After It was * tho Commission to,notify e Felioh resolution calling upon the by Dutch and Indonesians to comply ixens and residents in the *m the plant who had pnrriouily f, with the cease-fire edict. ttioned against establishmtut i the abattoir, and to remind th BATAVIA, Aug. Author)tativL- Dutch political aour, of their 'offer to aasiit the I declared today the U. N. in case tho issue should be Lrmg Security 'Council's twin resolut­ into court, declared Mr. Saytr. in the wrjt of mandamus it ions for settlement of the Indones­ that tha Commission , ian problem were in problim. __ _ unworkable ami stated minted that only the capture of Nov. 26, 1046, denied the tpph Jogjakarta and establishment of tion for a license to operate I a new Indonesian government plant unless fhe word. "nbst:i could end what they termed an ment to Iralm the largest be deleted." impossible situation. Simultaneously foreign diplo­ possible of execution becsti* matic officials declared that one physiral reasons. of the two proposals, calling for 0 . 8. Consul General WaJ career consuls at- Batavia to super- Foote said he had no comment vise the cease fire order, was im- make in the absence of offid ro p a:"T h ere is no doubt that tloJJ.: 8. ipolicy which rim s-at *Saud-- lie Ing over industrial concerns i only seven career consuls h Western Germany lo their for­ while the East-West.extension mer oamers it also stimulating the fighting front epvcrs • Fascist activity In other coun­ tunre (sjuni to th at from K Yota to Dynver. tries." * tern, giving particular attention Ive efforta aimed at the raising to radio Moscow. r f tha Hungarian peopla's ma­ known to the fruit trade as the terial and cultural itandsrds." A summary of foreign broad­ "bond and license” la v. Moscow in Norwegian to E'Jcasts runs |o I (Ml or more pages This law provides that when the Commissioner mskrs an uid-r it is a prims fade evidence againsttha one (a whom the order is made in anv trial In • court M o r j a A CALL TO ALL WOkL D Jury. Judge Smith osid "that *-u h an order cannot, and ought not to The first of a group "down undeF* will leave ■Moderation 1f foreign m lniitrrs Sspt. 6, with 44 persona ,i -ment referred for- Red-Backed Outlaw# th* trip. Larger group M depart in Threaten Iron Border ■cheduled sod Decemb U g t ’.' Iranian »nVi tH piom Sfie^rildll* cabinet approved * trave plan for Amarlcan vet to that "I6.000- Bftrtanl Ku 1 4*m V * ri By EDWARD E. HOMAIt AP Foreign New*. Aaatyal -America* motive* in trying to Vtlie, and- the idiyndon -J lu-gifl rePeace Treaties creation project site l(*twt-en Loc­ ust. Bay, Fourth and 8itih Street* (CssUs o a (m s i«U, were ordered to be out on vale. eraltve, the Allies will he requli City Attorney Wilson was atilh••<1 to withdraw occupation troops i,rlu-d to amend the Utility Tax within 60 days. Ordinance Increasing tha 10 per“As a resu lt. of tha deadlock, r e n t utility tax from a m ■to two such evacuation fo hot yet obli­ dollar maximum, to pro*Mo need■ j f i j f ivitlmate ........ e d a t gatory/’ the ipok*sin|n said. How- ed additional revenue ever, a confcicnce among the iiig 33,000 to 34,000, u ld Mr. Faya A request th a t1 the two rifle Four on the future of Italiau colonies Is being .delayed because range* at th* Airport l r turned the Russians asked that It await’ over to the Natiunal Gunrd com­ pany w u received from nrig. ratification. General J. C. Hutohlson. The The Italian peace treaty provide Commission, authoritaj the Guard that decision* of Italian colonies to use these facilities in in ju n c ­ he takeh within a year of ratifi­ tion with other organizations tie, cation. tn tha event of failure tc voted to rifle practice, Including agree, the whole question would the city police. be referred to the United Nations The State Road Department’* General Assembly. ■rei for requcit for more office aparet The Yugoslav national assembly additional personnel was granted formally scaled the treaty with by allowing tnem use r f thn old Italy yesterday. Ratification was am) unused Mayor's Office’ tn Ota necessary because of certain Ital­ City llall. A loiter from rilt-iflon I ian Imp! ceded to Yugoslavia. Engineer Norman H-ynnl of |M | Should the Russians change road department suthortii their viewpoint and decide *o routing iraffle from iha lakefront Join the United Ht«lc«v Britain Irotilevard on Labor Day w»a nod. One of the recently t--wired and France In depositing their Instrument* of; raUflcatlon Im­ Diesel engine* used for gem-re ling mediately, rellrisiia between the rurrent at the -Municipal Water Allies and lbs five eneniy elarts Plant has now been put lisck luto could lie normalised, Britain and oprrallan, Mr. Bayer rop-nted.. It wtbf/W l _________ __ Fume* is expected that the other D’esst nlh b u t Finland. stales. Tli* United States was al now Iwing rri-aired ami far wh'eh Kuytla tyerc at-WOr wtth all five a rrankahaft is being shipped will h* in opersttoirwUhtn fnur waaBo, was a t -wor-wilh only Italy. Oct. 1 *was set as th* dale for •fr Fsthsrlsaa. fut.it. width .Feta' foiled to gel a vot* of confidence, aimed to undermine national indapsndenca, slate oovnte gnty and •fate ■«0lirliy,', Urn bnl .aid. The measure provides that par­ ty property be coatl«-n?d. y Fruit Company had not.fall,-A hrefused to truly and proptty (re­ count to Session* .inder the Ci.ntraet as decided by th.* •Commis­ sioner who had decided that the company had defaulted id Its con, r„ . -^.i .pat he hail tmtho.itv ■tooro*-erf to------enter T-V order brim,*- of iHe as provided Sbdldrtjr M i ' favorite son too long-m ay be a diw £trousr default JJ f ”by statute The new president oi the Uni o -| Scientists Discover U, S , E fforts To Bock Mying In Circle Europe ’A re D Die M a a lla a rS ............. V SANFORD, FLORIDA CAMBRIDGE. Mm *.. Aug, J/P>— unknown jn »— nA tiny. iih#» Hitherto xtiiMiv-n mrmlwr of. In* aofor »y»Um, a rock two or Oil** mile* la «Ifomt<ir. flying \n a great circle- grbtfifl! the iun, ha* been discovered by C. A. Wirlancn. Lick Observetory, California. the Harvard Observatory reported today. The ‘ asteroid, of about 16th magnitude when first observed on photographic plate*, I* far too faint to hr* seen by the unaided eye. Dr. Fred 1* ,Whipple.of tbe clearing house for astronomies) information, estimated the site of the rock and *aid it was moving in an almost circular orbit, al­ most as far away aa Mara, at least '60,000,000 mile* farther away from the* sun than ths earth. Using com puts! Ions and ob­ servations made by Wirtanen, Dr. C. D. Shone and 8. J. Inglia of Lick Observation* and Dr. Lelcnd K. Cunningham at the University of California, Dr. Whtppl# said the* rapidly-moving asteroid, ap­ Who Will Be? parently never would approach closer I hen 60,000,000 miles from The one th ing certain about the 1048 Republican con­ the earth although its orbit might vention is th a t it will take-more ballots than the Democratic. lie ns near as 6,000,000 miles to In the present century this has been true only in 1010, when that of Mar*. • Ibis a»wspa|srr. as will as all Thomna E. Dewey and Robert A. T a ft led on the early ae aasi* Slsrslrkw.___ __ ballots, but the prize went to Wendell Wilkie on the aixth. TUESDAY, AUG. 7*. IS17 Next year it will Dike 647 votes to choose a candidate. Dewey and T nft. nro thought to divide 760 votes between ULK VERSE FUJI TODAY them, with Dewey rath e r in the lend. The rest will bo di­ GOOD FOR SOMETHING, vided among th e favorite son*. Such heavy-voting states ns IT 18 NOT ENOUUIUJU8T TO BE GOOD: Ya should go and Pennsylvania, California, M assachusetts, and Michigan will bring forth fruit__John lit:Id. back aome son of their soil, hoping for an eventual dead­ lock and n tu rning to atime one outside of the big two. T hat ?rlV‘:' ; ■: -v— - •A,- 4 , ' ; / 4 a " " ' �r. t. _THE SAWFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA ^ TUESDAY. AUGUST 2(5. 1947 A rtist Helps Scarred August Football Is U. S. Equipment Is Vets Get New Faces Setting Crowd Mark H elping Dutch Win :: _ ** W ar In Indonesia AP N # < iftitg rri Uv CHARLES AHMKNTKOITT l v. ... --W- I I l tij I _ • . By SI AX HER FOR CHARLESTON, W. Va,—More A I* New "features than 20,000 eager, fans bought BATAVIA, Jav a—Th"y got it tickets for West Virginia’s biggest backw nrtli out here. Goliath has •Ingle crnwdpjulllng sports event— been knocking the daylights out a football game In August. of David. Fifty fresh college foot Will American cquimnen: helped prospects, with university scouts Goliath mightily. American-train­ drooling over their shoulders, ed Dutch marines using American procUred in sweltering tli-dcgree amphibian tractor*' S h e r m a n heat to gel ready for the event. tank*, tom pi y gun*, 'automatic The show wss the annual West rifle*, mortar* and machine guna .Virginia North—South, all-star spearheaded the action 'n the eas­ scholastle foothall game. Tim 14th tern sector. British equipment annu# ;gam e‘ was set for mid- helped other 'army unit* In tha August In Charleston, various fighting rone-. AigJ air Players making op the rival suppott for all fm nj from 11-23 squads are picked aa the best per­ bombers, l’-40 fighter*. Catalina formers on the previous year’s flying bo«|s, cub olMervaUqn high school football 'tennis In the planes and C-47 traiispo-ts. northern and southern, parts of . lUyonrt vs. Bamboo the state. All are graduated sen­ Against the steel bayonet of an iors. Enfield rifle la the rvpublitan'a Reserved seal* for this year's lumie-nHide bambini ]><ar. game. 12,000 of them, were sold Opposing u rapid Bring Bren hy mall a month before the con­ gun are homemade gun* rbout test. Still the ducat hunters fell a* effective as u chibi's water pis­ over themselves to buy and tol. dutch a catch as-catrh can ticket It's not all that way, of course, for a bleacher seat. for som e Republican* have mor­ Last year, 22,400 -persons paid tars, grenades find inu.-hbis guns for the privilege of watching the —mostly leftovers tfxun Uie Jnpgame, which' haa. the u'ldrd at­ Panese occupation, or cnplmed traction of half-time firework* from Dutch, or smuggled in. And and a beauty contest which pro­ the Indonesian* once made a duces a “ Miss North” and “ Mis* bombing raid.""A plane dropped South." The last crowd exceeded tw o l>ombs In u raid on the sirall figure* for paid attendance for port at Samarang, oh the north any public event In the history central coast—but they kilted of the state, . ,. .sevssf and wounded IV Tndmi*Special (VncA hdd to be erected sfans. ' . to keep the throng from over­ And Indonesian sck-n<-k fire at Miss McCall helps spued rccov running the gridiron itself. Madura downed one of Ilia two ery by- teaching painting and The game la a charity promo­ Dutch tdanes lost. drawing In a studio clutlsred tion pi«e_iupcryl»cd—hy .Frank But the Weapon-" of the repub-^ with easels'and paintlnga. A .'Knights special event* director lie have don®- nothin,: more than HELP FOR * VETERAN of Uho Charleston Gaxotte, the slaw dawn the Dutch ndvanro a "I wss Just 'ly in g In bed' one ggame’s leading spirit along with lot. In the eastern urea, fur in­ day when Misa McCall came In 20 other co-sponsoring state stance. Republican* mined toads, and left some scrap books a>ak newspaper*. blew up, bridge*. In,'d lank traps pencils" said S tiff Sgt. John F. and built jetad blocks by felting Anthony, of Haverhill, Mass., who tnvs, FRESHMAN FOOTHALL haa spent thraa->aarai»ri>o»pUob» — COLtWAIM)—ftPttirtCK, W F ~ IV tnajuV of the Dutch stooit-after shrapnel injuries, Colorado College-will field a fresh­ ropp'eti, or. storm lro-i|«tn, rrpoit“She told me to . draw every man foothall team fo r the first •■d he hail just leturio-d from a pathing apd anything. A s .l went time since the war. Fred G. | trol of the a i t s south of Sniutiga, along I got more interested—now (F riti) Minuth, former quarter­ .In central dpvn, and hud walled ■he's encouraging me to do oils. back, will roach the yeatlings. while tunk-traps and h tund block It certainly takes your mind off were ellmfhaied. Within an hour things," he said. after hearing'hi* report. I travelcrl the-*out* Ici-jcep. Again the rosd Seminole County was blofkrds,and one of the tank _ Auffie Galan Calls Court Records traps hud Lri-n n-dtig, American Equipment Dodgers “Cry Babies” At timrs'*It is hard !u realltu M t l ll l A V T t IIK IIII" lla k sr. Itn ltrt M d u x To \V I that I have licen witn Dutch, inPHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2d. lA') hlititon unit n l plead of American forcbli Ameri" — The National League-leading W M tlllvlilr Ora, »ln«U T n It'-*- ran rquip#i«nt is evcrywliere, ami Brooklyn Dodgers sre "cry baldcs" 1, llu n tp ln o r th-i men wear Anterlmn khaki, If you listen to little Angle Galan.' Willis, n XI and » f T o V t; camouflage jungle soil*, an I nsvv , The 35-ycar-old left fielder for roll s a d AVI Annie (tilth Jiitinm n, <’ ail ! a f To !■"• greens. Many of the -hiits still the Cincinnati Reds says the trim B teirrsoti the printed "URN.” I Bums like to administer rough Dough.MV. A J a nil wt To Istub hear Thu mu it . ginaxing Ineidapt of treatm ent but can't take i t C arta* am i w f tllsd r* Mh, llunibabiugli, I«or*ne nml hu t. all was moating t_he Dutch niaGalan said the reason Cincinnati _ Pitcher Ewell- Blsrkrli - it nn th e qtsbfcd - O T o I At -P a wl I l - l ' j n " - f TtHMf-TlnlwTF yritr di tnoro "of wf training in North Cartilhta, they sidelines Is because of n rough-up and l l s j n r« ;'T o rs, wltl TA lln lij- Iton hud arqiiijed ‘u southern accent. administered on a play at the plate aat "One, though, evidenily had K asper, M ildfrd ti aw l lib. i It In Brooklyn. Htravol vfarth. in an accent risk ­ C t y iU 'll atol M stv A l i> i|» t Bat when the Reds Tetqilnted l oK rvh. Jo h n A sn d vef To W alter ing of Flatbucli, his first question . ith the same kind of treatment, To J K rnhne e tu i was; alan reported, there was a ho* I N U T K a i UKKII “How nrn (he Brooklyi Dodgeis t could he heard all ever Man­ 'l e o n x n l r , Jo h n «I. Hpt, ,1 T o I*. doing?" — P . Daniel , ila s ,r .1 t i u t i . i s r T T n n i n i n . i t ; i s "If they can’t lake It they tie nett, I, I. and w rTn II ► ' XVsnt shouldn’t play that way." Augie Hchm ah, Hut To Hanford M ia m i' Garden Rodeo O ff< * rH says. "The Dodgers' Eddie.8tanky N ational lla n g iTIA TTM I. q t i u T t i t m : 9155,000 Prize Money is an exception. When he’s out Hwops, It a to Kitnrert!. Atjamtr there at second base he cxpecta a N ational NEW Ybkh’r Aug. tn, (/n-A runner to knock him out of the U T H P A flank f r i Q V lip p n l l l ti t t . f . w ar to break up a double play. Kf»h. John A TVi It. nj.t'tiln H*lt<*- record sunt of |iri*e ‘none?, nmro than flfdkOOII, will I* offered at When It’* his turn, look out—h r* bel tlnil w lf* noxoiiAni.K uiai iich h h the 22nd aqintal tod33 In Madlioti playing for keeps." , T. K- Arm y To l.eum m l II lim a n Square Ganlen, 8epL 21-Oct. 2'b tlxDIrArl More than 200 cowboys from all GU.HTINK RCOItING HIGH Important cattle country cental * PITTSBURGH, P.r. — -Third are expected lo pay their way tu baseman Frank Gustine of the HAMBONES MEDITATIONS New York dhd put up uiftry feea Pirates has scorr<! more runs this By Alley from 120 ta-AlbO for n try at 1ho season thsn In any other <J his —\ prito money, .'file entry feea J*lll ' sight previous yesys with the Pi^ DEM FtY/M* be added tAUSAUO pul up by I ho rates. Until this season his high In COO L M 1 ER BfN NOME lift rife n lei up the ia^n d runa scored was 07 in 1U13. P E OLE OMAN TribwED total. ‘ Tb* .niloii will be div'ulud in'o Bo‘th Ray Klahertv and Ntfrflfan AT m e - d NM - 4/NM / six divisions, wlltl hors« riding, (Red) Strader of Um N ow York w ’f rJ «f(E TMbwS AT, barclinrk brnnr ridiltf, calf top­ fottball .Yank'* conrhinr staff ping, aaddh: bronc riding, stssr played professional baseball, WHUTSH* TH'o W S , wrestling and bull riding. _,V,AH 'K'j T t —VlrRinU McCall haa postponed * carter as an artist to help sur» fcona "paint" out the scani of hat tie-shattered fares. Working wltly wet piaster. Miaa McCall rrcortU the facial injuries of war vaterana at Valley Forge General Hospital -'in life-like maska lined' hy plastic auKcons to rebuild broken faces, "Homtl W/jf->eema more im­ portant than works of a rt a t the 'moment," explains the artist whose paintings have been displayed in Paris. Washington, Philadelphia and Chicago. ROOM Of IIOPR To veterans the mask room at Valley Forge (a a room of hone for here Miss McCall's masks show the step-by-itep restoration of faces scarred In warfare. Surgeons from China, Russia, South Africa, A ustralia .and Can­ ada have traveled to Valley Forge to see the masks of this artist whose gnat-grandm other worked in the wards in the Civil War. Before an operation la per­ formed Miss McCall molds a mask of h it faces and painta it to show the Injuries. Surgeons take measurements from the masks for future restoration and use the masks In the operating room at guides. Of f,000 plastic cases admitted to the hospital since 1943, many have n tu m ed to normal life, * » AP Kewsfealurrs »• /. , i Kf ■:.V>*rT i' * = »T*- » ■We -e v • , • • v V - /'- . c > .C*- -a^jr^tssTassa;* 37bPS PAN .'/ - * is - .., �• a ' "-- a * • " :: . ^ ,i . ~ William C. Barnard, 33, Tex a* bam sta/i member of Tho. A* soelatrd Preax DalUi Bureau, went, to Japan to cover the reefeftt record-breaking flight of n-2»a to Waahlngton. Hera be ilc •cribea condition* in mo country a* they appear t 4 a newcomer., ■.———■ . * -=^c- v -S f " F p * •*- •y t> i -*v • -~ w * . ^ •- S r WILLIAM C. It.tfW .iff0 A P Neawafeatarea . , . TOKYO—The Japanese wrr* overjoyed when General Douglas MacArthur we* "re-elected." It 1* one of the flrtt MarArthur etotiea a new visitor to To­ kyo hear*. Ballot* in tin Japanese free election were Hiscribed "by order of General Douglas MacAr­ thur." and It eeem* that many Jap voter* checked hie name ea­ gerly.. HU , popularity, Americana In Tokyo u y , t* due to the ract that "the Japanese never bad It no . good."'The popple look adequately fed and very truer. Col. William C. Horno of the occupation force aayet *Tne Jan* by their Industriouinei* are mak­ ing a marvelous comoback. They are using every mean* at hand to rehabilitate themselves. T h e y haven't the building materials to ■-'» irato ry , U«v gwUed- buildiogs kut they are atripping thetr forest* to provide secondary constructions Th*v are defeated but they are a long way .from down." • "You can't help liking these Ja p i," a private from Massochusett* told m*. "They >eem to like ua. Their old military crowd .was mighty mean to civilians. Jap civilians seem just as glad the militarist* are out a* we are.” "You fellowa from th* states forget that, almost BO percent of Tokyo was destroyed *by bombs ____and fire." the cohryl. save---------Around broknh ffmnitstinn* and chimney atumpa, tr* gel dens grow. An Impressive epaefete archway open* into a cuVrmstsh. fjweet po­ tato vine* erhw l, ^lohg a rich entrancewav that nyw leads n<>where. ,1 j * * The Nipponudt' driver of the ' U. B. Army stm fl d r was In the B-22 raid*. • ( “Whs l were1 those raids like, , driver7" J f { . MB e r p o ," ^ U |B ined. f i Keyoo!" p It wa* accurate W illin g . Tho , . jborahl Glnsa, Broadway/of Tokyo, seem* untouched. f or b building In the palace area uf eired. Tokyo I* — populallon 4.000,000—and ro n d cr w h e re found room, the Ofe-war Tj t. Tim JqpsThere are no be nemo child ddea ask the tourlei fee money. | values. At The ven ha* the official thoroughly . dollar buywl- „ traveler can unrealistic fate. easily g.«t 100 yen far a dollar. If he has a friend he cab g it 1.10jtnd if he settles down tru stay he will soon be getting 160. or better. J yi/hat about prteeilJ Coolir-coats that used to re U. far a m m now bring »2B In Anieni'&a money. Cotton is mom* precious th an sl’k in this land. fllla j* 1B0 yen per ■tt*r Esrd and up-^W l’ #bti h id be*" nnow your sllk.^j (f , . American civilian rendenl* buy ■imported U. cheaply at commissaries •Mina for 10 rents per gallon, purchases cloth Ing a t redKeftantwceLUi* Army post exchange, hire servants at nincome tax. ^ 'Black markklkl hang* for yen got* unchecke&AMk the Army h really making .A i,4tffoit to halt ths m a la of posVfgpeltango #trtialsa. a ------- - j j - j y i . . . Nlghw baseball gam* between American troop* VV . J spine*} sit In a bleacher mitt to themselves. They Imre baseball. "Joat a minute there." tho mili­ tary policeman a t the door say*. “Gotta frisk you fer knives be­ fore you go In. Don't want any trouble here." Western clothing but many women, some men, cling to traditional gaeb . . . .N o matter how hoggish or dangerous the motorist, the Japanese pedes­ trian nsver change# expression. . . . Many Japanese pull carts, eas­ ing the burden with a, headband harness . . , Purchase by a s Afroarlean of any foodstuff* is fprbldrlen . . , Nipponese cops dlree’. traffic but the boys to fear are the whitehclmeted, jeep-riding H P’s who hate speodera . . . Note to.veter­ ans: Yokot* airfield mess hall le one place where a soldier dorenot have to wash hie tra y —there la a surplus of Jap labor to brlp to the Job. * . mmm - - * ' .................................. ...... i i j" . Dr. Chgriea I*. Optometrist Sanford AlUatle Hoara: 9-11 1-8 ■*<-*■* Hat. 8-1! Ky«a E u m laed - Glaeeaa Fitted t: % WARD'S H( mmi * . . .— V-y iM . m 1 * m ■ . ' V • *; e , ,. n • . v ...■ v . ’« * *• * ’ts W '‘ :,X ' 4 , ’r T H t « A M F O R D H E R A L D . 9 A H P O R P ^ r i - q g |» A _ T U E S D A Y . A U W J 9 T 28. 1947 Report R eveals Jap Ifeptotet- Describes Car License Plates Conditions Ih Japan Are Colorful Ads Democratic Progress A s Seen By Visitor At* Newsfeitaree TOKYO, Aug. 2d. (d V -Allied W iV — — i - • • ' , :* ; » / aS ’ s is r f« headquarters said today that two year* of occupation had brought forth convincing proof that the Japanese were doing. . their u t­ most to “rebuild their national life and destiny along more con­ structive Hnes,” Ip one o t a scries of. two-year , reports.' headquarter* declared that (he Japanese "have.gone th r o u g h a greater transformation than any other people In the history of the world.” It listed these development* as the gtVnrtcst changes in Japan; J, Adoption and promulgation of the new constitution, drastically reforming Japanese life along de­ mocratic line*. ■ 2. Democratlxalion of govern­ ment by popular ejection of local and prefect ural officials. 3. Reform of the civil rode to revise- the Irmlittnlnl family sys­ tem, conferring social and economlr equality upon women and ilemorrn*lxing baile human re. latlomhlps. 4. Initiation of the rural land reform program, to abolish ab­ sentee nwnershlp, break up large landholdings and 'establish a new AMERICA'S automobile H. i"«n» nls*e» add a lot of color to •he ht»hw*v« and In s-me roses do a Demotion lob for the states whtrh Issue them. Silver backgrounds are a' favor­ ite. Othff ta rs are brleht with erven, rust, brown, blue. red. nra n y * n t^ v rU r* . jlw « ii st«tes-^|»u* plates with staging or.! emblems or both accompanying the tag letters and number*. •* Idaho features a Jurholn" skier and the words "Vacs'ion Wonder­ land." Wisconsin advises the na­ tion it's ‘^America's Dalrylsnd." and Arironn’s red end silver plaits advertise the “Grand Canvon State*." An Indian design enrlosrs the rear of issue of New 'Mexico's tags which also hear the slogan "The Land of Enchant­ ment." A cowboy astride a bucking broncho svmbellses Wyoming while U tah’s black and vellow plates declare ‘T his Is the Place." tsiuiaiana's plates carry, a wee pelican and Georgia's tag* pro­ claim "Peach State." Tennessee and PennsvK'ania melons tag numerals and letter* in outlines of the shape* of the states as they class of small Isndowflcrs free otS v ,' wppeer wvitha snap• Moa\ other states, Canal feudalis'ie shackles. f>. Opening of Jnpan to limited Zpne and the Territories of Alaska and Hawaii confine their tags to private trede with foreign coun­ <- .1 u i l l i ; letter*, numerals, ' the dates of tries as a step toward restoration Issue and the namea of the Issu­ of normal eeonmlc life. ing localities. Some add the ex­ piration date of the tag. Hifrh W nter Condif ion .■ . . : Several xtates. still finding It Of Glades Studied difficult to obtain metal for nyw fags, retain plates which ary sev­ eral y ean old and either provide ' JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. Aug. 20 a smalt tab validating them for 14*1—dtrnrr*onta!lve<, .if tlv> U. S. the present year or a windshield Corn* nf Engineer* will nb«««-rve ____ __ j b.jgh water condlllnna in tb—Ever­ sticker. . glade* this week. Col. W'll'a E. i «- I Teale. district engineer, announced YEBTHRDAY’8 8 TABS Billy Jurgcs, Cilbs, hit a two- today. Government hydrsbfle engineers run homer In the top of the 10th to give the Cubs a 0-7 victory over and other cxricrt* in flood control work from the office of the Chief the Giants. Bam .Loldak. Browns, spaced of Engineer* In Waminelnn and four h its-to oulpitch Ran Scar­ the district office in Atlanta are borough In a pitcher’s duel no the now attending a ephferHire here. Brown* i\|pped ths Senatois 1-0. They will accompany loenl en­ gineers on Col. Ted!|'s staff ni*d visit the area* subfcclei to high tljjNRttAL N O T in f The fiukr^l of Rev. P. T. Smith, water, ga'nlng first-hand M»ld in­ pastor of'S t. John Baptist Church formation. The material collected at Tenth1Street and Cypres* Ave­ wl| lie Incorporated in n reoort on nue. will be held Wedmsday. Aug. food control to be’ lliurd Inter. . 27 at V 0V P. M. The Iwly will Me In State at the church from 10:00 A'i Mj until 1:00 P, M. ’ W T liu TONtfiHT 7 : 1 5 1*. M. Bob Kennedy, formerly of Washlngtan State and now uf the ” H inK Croftliy Sintfa!’ New York football Yanks, once -T h c * M u « ic H o * ^ there- touchdown* •In- four m in u te•s aaggal a in s t I d a h o . YARDLEY VENCTIAN BUNDS Ir- g j y * i.r : i h _ ’ * -_~i L “I America’s Most Beautiful Aluminum — Cedar — Polished Aluminum Ask Me For Free Estimate P. W. STEVENS - 617 W. Robituwn - Orlantlo . ij s* Phone 2;0729 J- *, F O R T H E B E S T IC E C R E A M \ •. • / 1''■ T ry TIP—TOP ICE CREAM - V*i C' I ‘Wo make our own Ice Cnwrm, All flsro rt Tastjr — Delicious — Healthful ,,, .».( . TIP—TOP ICE CREAM 414 8anford Avenue I'tione 1218 in d e p e n d e n t b a r b e r sh o p •s . .. k 315 E. 5th. Street Bugk'Benton'e Furniture Eichattcb j, _\ *-■ f ‘ ' J- “ . - - - ' 'REN’S H A IR CUTS . . .. . yf f:'. * ' _J -TS’ HAIR C U T S ..... ................. 65c I �ftlE S b ^ Y , AUGUST 26, 1947 Alphas ariati Pearson To, re d C l y d e C u m i r t i n R s •J-vsss Virginia Ruth Farris W eds Lee Arm strong P e r s o n a l TUESDAY r The Pilot Club will hold Its icgular business meeting In the Tour­ ist Center a t 8:00 P, Id. preceded by the board meeting jt.V;J0 P. M. THURSDAY The Order of the Eastern Star will hold ita annual Robert H imrla picnic in Otiedo Park a t 4:4-) M iss Jean M.anningr Honored With Shower The marriage of Virginia Ruth Farris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Farris of Lexington, Ky. to Lee Ebcr Armstrong, Jr. of Sanford, son of'M rs. L. E. Arm­ strong also u f this city and L. K. Armstrong of Islington,' was solemnised In a double-ring cerem­ ony preformed on July 6. The Rev. Orval M. Morgan of­ ficiated during the ceremony ai 2:00 o'clock at the Broadway Christian Church in Lexington, The church was decorated with asparagus fern and gladioluses. M i» Jean- Manning, whose marriage to Julian Sirmons was an event of Sunday, ended today an event of Sunday, was honored with- a shower on Friday night B ven by Mrs. R. L. Caldwell, Isa Charlene Caldwell and Miss Peggy B est The Caldwell home was. decorated with pink rotes in striking arrangments. . During the evening games were fgjoyed and priica were won by Miaa Manning and Miss Mary Erna Iorndrcts. After the honor guest had opened her gifts, n rethmcnlx were . served to Miss — — ’ Escar Price has returned, from 4 vacation spent in (ieorgia, Al­ abama and Jacksonville. t ■---- ---Miss Hetty Jean Windham wax the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cross .of Jacksonville. E. C. Echols -* left yesterday morning for Pickard, Ala., whe-y he will visit for some time with relatives. Joe J. Heinrich has returned to. his. hum*! in l^xinjftoflopKy- lillliu iiiiv v ii V I I M U I U .V - ' , — went and approaching mamaijc of their daughter, Nartan, to Clyde E. Cummings of l-ogan, Kas. The wedding will take place on Aug. 31 at 4:00 o'clock In the First Christian Church with IN. Willi­ am Perry Yesl*y officiality. Miss Pearson graduated from Seminole High Sclimd-and attendrd Kansas State College,. Mr. Cummings ia a graduate **f Eotfsi' Kansas High School He serrH in the United States Navy for one veai In the Pacific Theater of Operations. He Is at praarnt studying for his degree in En­ gineering at Knnwii State Colkgr. No invitations fur the weddiog arc lieing issue*! hut all friend* ute invited. A French mull, club ocean was candid oat w h .-n tb - 1*1 Kappa Alpha fratern.ty held an outdoor supper honorintr Us "rusheex" on Friday night it the \. K. Shotmaker home jn Vellonvillo Ave­ nue. An autdobr dance floor was laid in front of the open-air fire place surrounded with email tables snd chairs. lll-imlnH,t.h>.t was fur­ nished b f ^ itd lo s am| other dec­ orations further carried out the French ; t hi-me. Hamb'irKtn, pot* tnto salad, cole slaw aprt told drinks were served IH* Mrs. Shoemaker and Mr*. C. I- Powell after which the costumed guest* enjoyed ringing and dancinit. Those Invited Wiry the Misses Eliiabcth Fite. Loin Lets Hetty Hall. - H arhan Rue'tet-, Helen Staten Considering Change In Procedure Of Rcffisterfrtg Births lty JA N E EADS (First of four articles) WASHINGTON—A rather hatHosed ymmg man entered ■ 'la te registration offlr* snd asked to see his birth record. lie scMimed a photostatic Copy and she wore white accessories and a corsage of white roses and sweetpeas. Garnet Farris, brother of the groom, served a* best man and ushers were James N. Harris, cousin of the bride and J. $. Iwlr, .1 Fallowing Ihc rjdJkrrg-Mej Smi Mrs, Rosa Sirnum*, Mrs. Mildred Mrs, Armstrong left for a wedding Cobb, Mrs. R. F. Caldwell snd the Misses Elisabeth Carver, Mary Edna Landrcsa, Jean Williams and Dorothy McLain. • Wednesday Morning • Special Boat Party Given On Roumillat Yacht Mr*. F. E. HriimilLt. rntrttain. <d on Monday afternoon honoring Mrs. J. E. Wathen and daughters, Barbara and Jeanette, whd am leaving on Thursdn/ to tnaky'thslr hnlM In Ft. Pier.*.*, Sharing hen•)(»- with Mrs. -Wathen and her daughter* wetr Miss Nell llauthn i f, Jacksonville Hearn who Is n guest of Mi** Carc'lr i Lee and Mt*» Joanne Weidnia t of S: AugUilins who is visiting Mr. and him Rouinilla.. TTie group gathen-i ulxiard the Roumillat yacht, "Skylark" at -LP0 o’clock anJ cruised into Lake Monroe. Refreshment*.were served Hr 'Mra; Ronmillat- late trr*thr~nf* teer-oon Mis* Bsughn. Miss Weidman and Mias. Patty Rat wren Those Invite 1 to h.* with Urn Ft-nor rnesU *verj Mm. Nsncy flrrck. Mrs. J . P. Thurmond, Mr*, t', C. E*Vl. Mr*. II. t l Itetsel. Mra. J. O Livingtun. Mrs. J. M. Stingcipher. Mm. Murk .T. Carpenter, Mr*. W. M. Scot*, an J Mrs. Fram ls RmimtltaL III. Also the Mlxsua Beatrice Bisbee. Kay Ratigan, Patty Ratlgan, Caroline Lee. Lilcii Driggers, Ada ALTAMONTE SPRINGS NEWS m b s .* », D. McI n t o s h , j r . Mrs. C, L. Dennett left last aetdi fur Toronto, Canada. Mis.* Hennett has been the house guest of Mrs. I.aura Davidson. Miss laris McCullough of Savaitnah. (In. and Mis* Murjoriy Cal. Ion-ay of llinrsville, (in. are the house guests ol Mr. and Mi*. 1). D .-Mrlntos(i, Jr. A few "friends were . entertojneyi . at their hnrou Thursday evening in honor *>f th* guests. Mr. end Alta.- Fidward N. Milch, ell left Inst week fur UiMOti, where they will visit until Sept. I,* They will then go to Nnvvi%-ntin and will return to Altamonte Spring* lHe ln*t of September, Mr. an<l Mr*. Clar.-n-t* I.. Homo left Friday for. I’isgnh View Ranch. N‘. C. They will rvturn next week-end. Mr. and Mrs. T, :*. Wallow, Jr. are leaving Sundcv fo“ n tout In the mountain* of NY:tit faroltti*. They nl*« plan to atop by Willi­ amsburg, Va. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Atvler* will the Community Hottne mu] accep­ WINS REND OPEN ted J. E. Matthew*" resignation l i RENO. -Nev.. Aug. 25.. (4>> president.. Vicc-pt cddeiu, J, t>. Buck * o n - hi* gnmx ami bustii Morrison. will *vct'*cd Matthew* |>nr. E. J. (Dutch/ lintrixon tu n* president. . Dr. apd Mrs. D, S. lUVltls-m end i"dav «td the till .. . . mtb ' Often (■nir rhim hu daughter, Harbors. of Jbiratot* visited Dr. Da vidian's mot hr r, Most fi«h provide nnium’s I s s l Mrs. I.aura Davidson this week. example of a streamlined struc­ They left Wednesday for Eugene. ture. * Oregon, where Dr. Davidson will One of the huge waterwheel lie connected with tin- University of Oregon. He Is n duett*,- of on- generators for the (irand Coulee Darn weigh* two million poumis. thropoloKy. . . € tU € C Longwnod his patents, Mr. and Mr*. C._ It. Scarry. Jack will enter the Univcr; sitv of Florfda, Caine*rill.’ in SeptemU-r.The Baptist Woman's Mission Circle had their tegular oosatun Monday afternoon when the topic vm* Aid to Community Mls.rion*. Mi»* Mary RoWiUon am) Mr*. llenrv U'aifsVurth’ ti»ve rruirneif to Sevpn Gables from t mention of four week* In Daytona Henrh. Mr. itn*i Mr*. T. W. Siilhnlnnd of Holopsw have been.gucst* "f Mr*. La Vlgne and Mr. and Mt» Itavburn Mil wee. Member* of t.n-u{wo*id Cold Cluli have lately lieen rntertaim-d by Mr. and Mr*. S. L. Topper ami Mr. and Mr*. 0. A. Wale* at their School O f,Dancing To Begin S ep t 2 Mrs. P. II. Tepstc, director of the Oogburn School of Dancing announced today that the seboo ..will u p c iu la .riLs -e ig h th . seson i with registrations at the studh, East WSecond on Sep. *1518 * * •” V H ilM *Street, J » l» * * t iamber S thweeen the hour* of 3:00 and 5:00 o'clock. Mrs. Tcpaic lias just retu rn .4 from New York City where she attended the Dance Educator* ot America, Inc, convention am! rereived teaching matenal from emi­ nent trachers of dancing and pan­ tomime. Mr*. A. B. Duxbury, as­ sistant director, will he away dm Ing the month of Sepirntbe. studying with well-known leechare of denclng in the mirth and consequently,, Mr*. Tenslc stal­ ed, the school will afford any young dancers an importunity to learn gthe newest a mi latest mod­ em technique, as well ss the clss sic theory of dsneing. • Mr*. Dick liar helm has lieen .added to the faculty of the Cof. -burn Sehmd this eeason and *h« will conduct all,*the social darn­ ing classes. Mr*. Hschelor, u native nf Atlanta. . G a -;-ta u g h t ballroom, dancing and etiquette at a reputable school there an I Sr lor to that time Instructed for ir Arthur Murray School U At­ lanta. Mrs. Tenslc will teach chil­ dren’s ballet and tap dancinit a t the State Convention of Flor­ ida, Chaptar No. Z.- D. M. of A. In Mlam1 Beach Sept. 8 and 7. PAGE THREE T H E S A N F O R D p T R A tD , g A N F O R P . F L O R ID A Mr. and Mr*. W. W. Tyre and two children left yesterday for Newyrk, N. Y. where they plan to stay until N»v. 1 Enrout« to New York they will visit in I V latka with relatives. Mr. and Mra L II. Harvey and son l^slie returned yesterdnv from Detroit and Washington, D. C. where they «iient a two week vacation. Eiiioute to Sanfonl they visited ir North and South Car.olina: Mr. ami Mr*. Turner Lodge and-M r. and Mr*. T. G. Stauffer and daughter, Linda, have return­ ed from visiting for a week In Macon, Ga. with the Lodge's daughlrr and son-in-law, Mr. tnd Mr*. Iloy Marion and in Amcri.-ti* with Mr*, l/odge'* sister and hrtdherln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Deal In: -dan.- Christian Circle Has Business Meet trist, not n patient" rttenillg « • plained the young man. This incident wss tc'ated bj Helen C. Huffman, ««ial seletto analyst. Nations! Offtrr of Vital Statistics. She says the story 111it*-’ Irate* the umiecesssty evil tesuit* of having the regDtrar i office give out a certified enpy ( an entire certificate whenever «tiy of the recorded information it j needed. Some 5.IKMUMKI birth eertiflca'i-V are i«*ueii in the. United Stn'*-*' annually. For many this meantragedy. Thi usands use their certifies!-' for necessary proof of age, citilenshlp and so on. But sometime*, say* h U i Huffman, the. birth Terord is nlso “ nient of a person's illegitlmii' of his Tied blood' U>cau*e J ignthep had sypblli*_or of 'crhninol lenilnTrie*’ Ixtcause In father n i In a pi'nitcntiary *t the lime of hi* birth."' •Hud vital stalistlrians known a generation ago that runn- 6,(ton,(*>0 copie* of Idrth certificate! would now t»< it*ed annually, they could have planned ^ lx iter, purrhnsnt froni W. 8, .Arnold on Greenwood Lake, They sir from Ohio, »|H>Mt tludr honev Freeport, I.. L. Mr.’ Jjfikiiw I* as­ h Mr. and Mm . Pfeiffer sociated with Jernlgnn Slu -I Met­ g was n Onpt. in I be al Work* in Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold have mov. e«l Into their new home on Dixie Highway. Jack Searcy from ItCA Prime- Their husband* •pent .GRID A T h e Friendly O prns ST AT Adult* • I8r Children •tic s.|.>ns!.«iv. TODAY A N D W ED N ESD A Y !! whnt would happen When 'he complete record Is uiarod in any, w i- „ „ ......................... .............. body's hands." J devoHanal was given hy Mm. O, She says they could have da W. Morgan and Mm. W. l \ Tison signed she certificate so that II could h* reproducer! Ill *ertHis for one Ihlng.l’ Thru the photo** l mu lift* mod* HAPPY BIRTHDAY Jimmy Kridcr POSTPONEMENT Due to the death nf R. L. Dann. the O. E. S. Robert Morris picnic which .was scheduled for Wednssed until Thursday at 4:00 P. M. I The picnic will be held at Oviedo Park. , The mihrsb, or niche indicating the direction of Maces, In early Mohammedan mosques was nfUn decorated with ceramic tiles, on which verse* from ths • Koran moxr. Merlk-sl and'statistical 'bit# could have lieen ptaccd In mitlY det 11*1 aupplement, which wmild never appear in the rertlfled n;py. "We cannot go bkek and tinmany thousand* nl ptriplu by annecefsaiy revealing, uf infotmaUfllt that was on their birth <*r* tificale," ,Mi*« Huffman »rm. "But we can gow help to. bring about better methods of tairntny certified rupir* of birth rcr--ttl* •II over thn country." A number of states are. cm t' ut1y considering changes lit '"rih registration procedure* in o’rtler to prtdect the child borti uut of "ctl•in i m om *t#te* sre I t a . H< adopt Ifit CHAIM How would you like to Ik* PINCHED by Mutate? (Hhe’a the output rop on the force!) You'll lov* to llva In tkli cloiiic...b*<ou»« 8 doat mch nks thlngi lor yeul (oUx* Brook* foihlonod 8 oI Ihot ,v«ry lins 100% wonted WYNtlt'S Soo-No-Mor Jar toy with on all around pTsaltd skirt coining from th# long ton# bodice. Goy color! for foil in ilxos 7 lo Ik ™ A N N SOTHERN — S h o rto — C arto o n • S p j.rt • P A H A M O tIN T N E W S F LOR S HEIM 'Q a k e s gfea& oans g lea m , u r th o u t to te m s / After washing, Just rinse dishes. Even glassware'drfea sparkling clear without time-waaUnf wip­ ing! Vel leaves no soap scum or streaky film to polish sway. Pot# and pans get clean with far Us# scrubbing because Vel removes grease faster, more completely than soap. Leaves no dlabpan ring to scrub out I Vel claims dishes cleaner th an aoap and saves up to half your dishwash- ' Ing time! innate cntldren ' for school -?ntran ti and orange-colored record# to shlldren registered •* - ill-gitimstcT Think what this mean- to the child with ths orsnge-colotid certificate." S f c o c k i r g s s ta y BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr, ahd Mrs- Ralph Peters sornnead today ths birth of a lugkter. Donna Lynn, on Vug, Vel leave* no soap scum or color-clouding film in stockings Ttgl or other woshablea. That's why VeTbests even finest soap flakes at ^ keeping stockings sheerer-looking, lovelier longer! Vel la easier than fin­ est soap flakes or floating soaps on many d e la t e w ritable color*. Actual skin taste made by a pendent laboratory (namsfui on request) prove that Vel la to bands Uxan any other I product mads for washing and fins fabrics. ^ r it .thk former Mrs. Er Eugene Periced tSdsy.ths . Jill, V,,, Aug. liaug&toA Me- |[j L I k *-J t«**JBE?2l t? . ' -* 1 A j i.:« �. • «— ' . • J , T U E S D A Y , A U fiU S T 26, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD; SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE FOUR 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. IX (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 2f. three and one-half games ahead Tslet, Klsaamnn, 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 Itcrrinetbn, «• •even liming affair. Bill[Stant-m Orunw.M. lb tossed Uie finale end'limited .the Hared*. |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 Harrington,* Kmart. J*ali*r. Two b*»* ti|U:. liartIbatnti, .-*ll«r. Mtulrn i>iu«.> l.ih,'. Soi.ny. M oifiio HUin. a t . Tjl-n In Sillirl^M i 1,1-11 on b»r»«i Han* font T. I«e«»t>ufg *. lino oit l‘»Pl> oil Klliosmnii I, it*-* <ls t. Hrifu nun hr Ki|unaittuii l, lU m ii *. •tm hr plt«li»n by it.Mdu iltoiur|i,klt Wild trllrhi*: MuimU, I infills; t wllirf uni L ilrl). Till!* of MVUI 1: 2 *. |S « kmI Immil M M llllll ah > k - m /Ibnr.ikU, II I 2 I « e -« 4 If I * 2 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, ril 'd, It was the openin' of the ra ­ llrltr. r( tion’s largest softball tournament r.tdiit. e In history and Dick Frr-rman, Tylsr, an Hittiti'h. p 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 •/.Hu-ch. m ing. Hronrt. rb Practically evj/y tofihall dia­ a.illef, 11 mond In town had Ivrn acquired n-n. rf * lll.ls . o s y . 2b for specified periods in ortler that llal). • (he ninth annual tournament atruiin.M, |b might be run with a minimum of l.»m lr>, p delay. T (il»h Freeman experienced many anx­ Itrri,- by InillngSl ious moments dur.ng those first Mi I’ll it 1 I no »J% | | . . . , wsburjf soo see eie—t two days. lie had not counted on CrrvMt HUpewsr, r.rmbv ?, 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 jx , 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 G IR L f o r c a s h ie r L cosm etic, m u n -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 re d a n HcNEII.L 4k YOST FLORISTS Sipes Av». Just off Ctlsry n .tiH iiiA s for guests to vlstt their doctor. Office ph. 403 residence ph, flIO R T i* * Auamlln* 9 ROOM furnished apartment, SO00 Mellonvillr. Adults only. FLOOR SANDING & finishing, i ts im s v ilte 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^estuirg 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 al tmtasmi Herald. fatalWa «• Imylona )l»oeh Permn-tlle, HurrirSne braroui I..e-l,or* at Hanlon! » 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 . S S T IU S A I. M ’A U I K DESPERATELY need house or FOR RENT—Floor sahder. Easy i ;anartm ent for man, wife, 2 Batteries ft Battery 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 gesiiedaw « REAL ESTATE FOR SALE I'tibagu ». New York T PEARS—Excellent rannir.r varlllnmhl.tn 11, FltUliUM »• iTmntball 6. fbllsdslphta I Hit-) f B E A L KHTATK ety 11.25; $L75 and 1L0O per IaiuIi I# IIm Ioh * <n»U) INSURANCE • bushel. George Hivt.rtr, Silver t M K I I I l S S 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 I K HIGNH GLASS ft PAINT CO. Plume Show cards and 320. ' 0 — DHOTI SIG N BKHVIffM £• -----* ltr<*lli 0 . I). lo in d re ss . P h o n e 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 lU rrla g to n . i l u i r S r . Bail-r. PIANOS—Winter ft C'». iP 17,600 00 I I .' I Xuba. Hull* f flte llb baw tl 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. llarfllU M . Urbl-v. t>out..« MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING ; . AV..B. WILLIAMS, Realtor * 730 Magnolia Avc. Orhm elayit-HalwrlUM 10 Hlahloii to . *«‘ e\N I) TYPING b»; T ile r t " M urray lifflU lIttU -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 |>n«b**i l.e m lc r > ) ■»' furnished. humi Monroe. Til la l.f |iirr«i ka'a.v e ly a n .1 d *'*»**| 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 N otice LONNIE MCMULLEN'S Merkel •ROOM Iwngelow. screened TWO BURNER FlofstVH nU.hcatNOTICat Barber Shop open Thursday, cr. Office mahogany flat top ), shade trees. 8521 Orange XMlr* It b e rth s | l t * « l t d » • *re Friday fteSaturtlay. desk. Mahogany Steel filing In lb* wo-utwoHrliia Ltrains** Ph. 8I6-M-* cabinet, sectional book cases. It.Ilr,,ad end r,.ml«*rUl " THE HOME SHOP lb . Ildltlwu. name, ■•H.mlh«t*1 farm, with hotts-* end Mrs. Dlghton, Phone 1204. WATCH A CLOCK RKPAlltlNG under Capla.i Works" 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. ■Uttil to-lb. I*,tin »f d!>* KlilNL.it. ATTENTION MfYl IIKHH tion, and ready to move Halo. Hl.t.l* (fhlP t*/ 11*62. la*1** —DIAPER SF.im CK— of Florid* 19111 with lb* <*t*rk ..I M jK D O t,', ’ *' Cal.' winder pepper plant. 'ARM of 40 acres) 80 Balry Valset funtlihes hoypilol tb* iHrrun I’onrl wf H.nililr<U r'Him.Mann, Lake Monroe. FIs. *' clean, sterlle dlapars and dcudnr- «y. rl"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 Clwtt.r* , production lest year. Call Daytona 2407-W crdh-ct f t r (Fit** p u ’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 rr.h r imlUW rbst n 135V COO Park. Mary McMakon. salt m» -Useror ba» b**A laMKuw-t to tb« r'inuil t-rnirl. Uf , Ik* Min'd Judlrlrt I M W Iriirlda. n«u renntr. la *bun».tr. un-ur tenor. Also open evenings. th. m u ..r oim iK K. it jh k in at*;, Idainittr, M. JINN): IV, t’KHKIHFREE ftn ille r.parking to aipht twig, d.lri,it»m. stld that Hr. i.lVf Supplies party. No electricity. Jim ft •»U|tri Ik a* abnlulr •Ircrt* of dp v s Betty's-Fishing Cam a. : ! . vor*% V«u at* themtor* tequir.d l* airerar In »*t« <•*■ In. ptr»» or by, 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, N e w n frs li'rc a - • 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 w aned In .a tel*, pram In which ha also was noti­ fied th at 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 S ate- tS Of Academy’s Horses ' X " g S f t f i T u , u o .r - f .‘ ■ 1.j.fJi > '» ,• \\ 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 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.” 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 r in l. M Leaf.t to In cet f a t afk break Lrciif ' Polo Club. “II hate 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 Among Fine Finn .Whiskies .Whiskies... B le n d e d W h isk e y 16 proof. first ...B 63ft CRAIN neutral •pkth. Three feathers Dbktbutori, Inc, New Yoik OZARK IKE RCCkOW A» KIN 6TRCTCH IT TO THRBH ^ BASES? By W alt Disney MICKEY MOUSE X THOUGHT V P COME BACK. HERB W H ERE IT S SA FE I By Fran Striker True Confession. THE LONE HANGER I MAY S 0G TWAI*(«Y ROLL T '.01 TtU. MS l)CW MVMOTHER GOT xiuro \— -------------- A m^KtD \ m GOT VASE TOTHE fJCT TU4T Y0U> BWTVn MAO AMASKED MAN? rnwx VUM flKXStOtbOGCOfTW 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 ttB iZ S n a ffB t B i Paul Robinsov yTievftatT . - - — ; •\ __ 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 Established 1908 SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A , W EDNESDAY, A U IillS T 27, 1917 A s s o c ia te d ' P res* L a u c d W iro -* 4 . * U , S . A p p ro v es Inverchdpel And W ife In U. S.. •----------------— -— -------------- ------------ F orm er-N azis R ecruited T o l*V SuKar lic it And Mate Held A fter (Street Brawl Control Plan . 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 BRITISH AMBASSADOR to.lhu United S ta te s, Lord tnvercbapel and Ida ChUeaQ-burn wife, are "(iowii on their arrival at LaGuardla Field, 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 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 With Coming Compartment Doer Supt. T. W. Lawton LAHORE, I'akiMnn, Aug. 27 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 Principal* of all Seminole Coun­ ty schools. white and lolnird. met m terday tnmning at the Coutt Ifoure with Supt. T. W. Lawton to discuss mallei* prilaining. to the new school year. Dr. J. U. Root. lursidrnt of R»ek. Ark., air ntuckr i|,e Seminole Trachct* Club/ an (JP)—Two U. S. State r * B ritons M ak e D rastic Cuts In F ood, G as }U. S. Army Discloses Pilots Leaving American Zone Foi Spain, A T g e n t i n n Meat Rations, Foreign Travel Slashes In­ cluded In E f f o r t To Trim D e f i c i t 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. 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 LONDON,. .Aug. ...rc llr u jl^ ^ . . 0 11fc"tffw Inin,ii.mr, announci in the vacation•*brente.of Pnnl«,trr.cldy meat ration .of on* shill--' Mini tier Attlee, ml the present Ing, jwq pftKc In vme ihiliitt| •VJd'H'V1* (i|er.ltnrd lb IS* svhrtfit r th e r Iterievfd th* rrpOif- m nx rd 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 "d o rm s" of German aviators who lia-l [I'fcjied Spain by git "u n ­ derground railro a d 1 ituco the end of lire war. Army ipiartcra, asked to comliifnl on the fighter pilot'* ns-Vitiona, replied: "Tlp-rt- an- sever ai -indicatlotis of ircrllitilit! activilie* in tiie llniltsl State* tone fn, n Spanish foreign Irgjnn. Hecruits, chiefly from SS personnel, are reportedly sought fur their military expert* ties* rather than ~for their p-ditnnl conviciiurn. Th* Army tumrres went on to dlteius alleged recruiting of foemer’’ German Luftwaffe person- 27 (AT— T U 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) (2 0 c e n t') 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 fund (ii'revtauraiils. n Addition, tlu- period during «hich people can slay at a hot*!N without surrendering rathm books was ie.lured from four day* to IWm liopoit. o f'c e rta in luxury 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 n .TFj , i i j J * _ * 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 Other report*," they added, 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 S Mi“ : r as. iiifw- ihur^iiy s *_inam * *ing * * « * «-A ■« * 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- , ptSaaamentu. UiOO 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 t fwei 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- t hi n 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} „nwmfnU wrr„ 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 ‘. rin k 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 tu rn 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 tro o p * wastSepp H Al| aeliool bun driver* will tors. Atnuit 20 persons were injured •(ruck u t 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 T ursday 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 ra r (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 was 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, executiv * eeeretaiy nskeil lire cumim*«lon M“ giant 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 er. 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* at 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*. Esther Hive, ' ille Railroad, the Gulf, Mobil* Rower Transform er 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 R efugees 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.nL " wT.?'t,,, V,',mM •|'''« I'knoieledtori ihev^vr.nld Imvo degree'heat spbll at 2;00 o ’c lo c k and reprisals. , HAMBURG, 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 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 f i r e tn the nllliy of Second Htrsui back-of used In give milk to .school child­ Demonstrators At UN cn rout* here 1from the Med­ tin" Hits Theater. NEWMAN, III., Aug. 27, (d»)- iterranean Bboard three British ren Unit were not already taken Britain Plans Plea Firemen quickly arrived and r .a i I.AKE SUCCESS. Aug. 27. I,P) { H ^K ht-lroubled farmers* have transports, 14 ChildriMi, Parents erne of through other agencies. For Bulgur I xj 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 N ight 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.m ininnd led CLneral Elsu.hu w_ 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 D redging 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 m e t 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 Cleveland Lee and was a member shortstop who has b « n confined 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 U r. -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 o n -a b ­ in seeing Lee “unleta the gen- to pick « date and alt* for the (or husband In Rosedale Get Idttie J 'tu g iear.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 � 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. 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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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 26, 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/5bae1c5e80a4ad423ec913d285798119.pdf fb05f9fe5bb6315af3835ad7162ea3be PDF Text Text T H E :S A N F O R D ( H E R A I % ^fi^yptiAn Riot Ford Unionized eatiap** M H . . . ________ , . ■ ■ •a to war* scattered by police ibThair demanded 'kvacuatto/■ British troops . from Egypt £ blood/* "• ■ ,"T)owW*Vith America',! the traor!” Demonstrators shouted. Down jwhh Brasil; tb* -traitor! Egypt dilia* the aeedrlty counriU Rgypt'defies tha wbut* world. . They: tailed also foF advice on ‘traifonfs Egyptian* police." PnIck llr e 'a s officer* struggled to btfnjr tha wounded b y .|M k * fire tilt thrirn g , under conlrfcl. .Tb* Egyptians want a sacurl;y ruuncll ruling' on '.their dsWand foe withdrawal of ’ British trooba from Egypt tW^sti ond to ftrltub p*rtkipstion-;'trt Hhi ad­ ministration of th* -Sudan. BtaHJ proposed at Laka Success thta *rb*k that Britain ' and Egypt their deadiitsh over again oeked negotiations, and keep the »on < ll. informed., / That. * United States supported Brasil!* propo»11. th e Brasilian rceogimtndapo'n toda.**. brotherglared “all gin’s side” U.N. and faith* action before must now <r«stlss*a Siam P a n On*) veto, many unions had taken action similar to that of th»S Ford worker*. In New York CltyJ tha greater New York CIO Coun­ cil estimated that (IK percent .’ f the 10,000 employers hsvlng con­ tracts with 300 CIO locals there had signed onc-year contract ex­ tensions before the deadlineIn San Francisco* the Inter­ national Longshoremen’* a n d Warehouseman's Union (CIO), in a dispute over employer refus­ al to recognise unionisation -rf longshore walking bosses, warn­ ed »htpper*_ of the possibility eat.C oast maritime tieup and at the same tlm-t advised its locale of an Impending "lockou|"* sometime after today. The llx-w ctk dispute ha* - tied up sir Luckenharfi Steamship Com­ pany vessels. In what prohably was the last collective bargaining election un­ d o the old National Labor Re­ lations Board set-up, the IIAW ESISF**’ 1 FUMK1TY MAN FOR HOWARD HOOHK* WAITIMI AIRCRAFT COMPANY, Johnny Meyer (left) Is pictured wttl movie actor Dana Clark In a New York night club ai Senate process serves* continue to se*rch for hfm. A right, Howard Hughe*, millionaire plane builder, wave* to admirers a* ha boards hia private plana at.tts National Airport, Washington, for his return to California. Completely changed from the harried man wht *h# s *n ,t* War Investigating Subcommittee, Hughe*'-face fairly beams, (fntemeitonal 5oundpko*o] .(A t Lake Success, j-oyncil del m t e i of the United , States, Chin*,’ France, Bfigplm and Brasil b p ttttd rdiolution.) to b* |li)*A j»P FRIDAY, 'AU GU ST 22, 1947 F L O R ID A at the Glenn L. Martin Airplane Manufaeturing * * t plant at llasltimore. Rest Madden, regional NLRR director announced the vote, with none 'getting a ma­ jority. The executive board nf ’he American Communications Asso­ ciation CIO), claiming 36,(ICO member*, voted to refuse "to ■— “ ./A t Alexandria, a policeman was gtruek’ln the face vjf «/dks at a d*fn*hstr»tlon by more than (100 EdhtpUdns in tha nation’s summer ehpjUl. Twelve demonstrators W*g* si re lied. *, 'R epresentatives o f the Moilam brtlhcrhood said another demonnnktjbn occurred last night at F b rt. Said, - at tha Mediterranean M tf.o f th« Sues Canal. r , iv A cab]e wpa rtceWgA t*ika.momMg from fiem ter Mahmoud, Noktaihi Pasha, leader of the Egypt­ ian : delegation to the Security dMuell, ,aiking that there be no demonstration* In.E gypt because n _ th* possible effdtv-on Egypt’s e ia t. a government jnformant aald. Trum an To Complete Defense Setup Soon . - WASHINGTON, - Aug 12 *GP>— President Truman left . himtalf three more w eeks.to pick the ci­ vilian and m ilitary- leaders who wltl round out this-country’s new uni fled national d efen sea et-u p .■ The Chief Executive , told re­ porters In announcing his choices of W. Stuart Symington. John L,. Sullivan and Kenneth i C. Roy ail to run the Air Fore**, Navy and A nar, respectively, - that the full provisions of the unification law will b« put Into effect by midSeptember. Still to be filled are ' such other major posts . as cblefa ' of sta ff for the. Armjr anr Air Force*, dhlef of naval operations, director of a central* Intelligence agency and members, of three hoards, national resource*, munItons *n<1' reieich'developmrnt. tha Jostle* Department and Fedtral Trad* Commission to uncov­ er any prtve rigging. Tha c(i mmlttee will - hod hear­ ing up anl how to gat tham down, baginning next month in an affort to find out why <price* are go­ ing up and how, to gat tham diwn. A fish chowder i* always wel­ come. It can be mads from seat bass, whitaflah, cod or haddock.; It may be New Enaland style chowder with onions, potatoes and milk in it. or on* using tomatoes 1 ALLOWA fpR^YOUM.QI Sanford-Orlando Highway Bleak. - Chicken . Seafood Cocktail Loung* Open Sundays Closed Mondays YARDLEY VENETIAN B U N D S America's M ost Beantlful Alaminam — Cedar Polished 'Ala * Ask M e'For -Fre* Estimate P. W. STEVENS -- 617 ty . Robinson Phone 2-0729 Orlando ‘■RET0NGA IS GRAND” SAYS MRS. JERNIGAN 'Joint Committee'To Check Price Fixing WASHINGTON. Aug.. 21 UP)— Senator 8parkman :(D-Als) said today the Senate-house - commit-, tea to Invaitlgata rising cotta ought to check particularly "on this whole matter of posslbla price-fixing" by industry. The Alabama lawmaker end­ orsed s recommendation by John D. Clark, a member of President Truman’s Egonomic - Advisory Council, that tha -joint committee cotlaborato In a twin drive by W ARD'8 HOLIDAY INN I -Suffered From Nervous Indlge«Hon No M atter W hat .Or How L ittle She Ate, She Stales. E ala Anything Now And Feela,So Much B etter -Her \york la A Pleasure ,* Among • the latest well-known Florida men and womin to com* forward witH a grateful obbllc en­ dorsement of Retonga after trying this famous gastric tonic in their own cases, is Mrs. O. I- Jemlgan. well-known home owner of 012 fWeitt Alfred St., Tampa, Fla. f "I| seened to me that no matter, what l sj«. QT;how JlttleI suffered continually frqm nervous ind'iges,-, Hoa." becWrVs llr*.'Jernigam "M y ' appetite dwindled away tci khetw I seldom cared-whather meal time slept so poorly that I never lesmtd to get rested. My elimination n rt very liuggish, and it seamed tv me I haydly had the strength and pep a person of my age ehrnilf have. *'I tried *o many medicines that I was beginning to feel discour­ aged, but Rctonga gave me both' prompt and splendid relief. My appetite wap never bettor. ! sat anything I want, and I sleep soond. ly-and reatfully. I h avi regained my lost weight, and I feel to goo<L again that work la a plestursj Retonga la grand." ■Ratonga la Intended-to frtllevs distress due to insufficient flow .of^lgeatlv* jetew 'in ' C-V’fOtnsi*1 loss of appetite. Vitamin R<1 de­ ficiency and constipation/ Accept no substitute. Ratonga may bs o*. Uinad at TOUCHTON’R - - Adv. t f r s r F I e a Kejected senttnc* Impotad on the « outspoken leader of the altlon in pktlldaienl <Dul««for which th* Allied Control nlsslon haa ’ i specific rsBo|h th* Americans and the British- urged Cherepanov to in-* *ffufet th# -Bulgarian.1 government Yuspfnd tha sentence until thk’ commlssloii had* full oppor­ tunity t o . review the ease Replying tu th# Amatlran letI f i t npC.eontldsr l*. j«ra* ihie ;U»* Allied Gofrtfbt CnmniisI'-Wi interfere in ah)’ wav In Nikola Palkriv,.in. ihrtlilf la purely an Internal TW* PHOTO WAI MOWN PROM TOKYO to the UnJtdd Stale* by Capt William Odom on his raeorf-brt aolo flight arotind tha world. It show* Jap repatriate* from Russian-held areal of former Nipponese emu hailing Emperor Hlrohlto. H* returns the eh err* by waving his straw hat. (Informational Sounds Dipthcria Report H’aetlss** ran osal able by private physicians , and ■t th* Health Unit. It Is nrofersble, he said, that children I* brought tit the Unit on Tueslay end - Saturday' mornings of each Baton Pupils Should S tart At Early Agrc woman w ithia-pianist’s pijwtjful hands, which move in slntplo-expressive gesture* from , the -ped1 urn. ' "Lot* of conductor! tn*Vi By ADELAIDE Khit It . speeches to their musUians.dlvm1 AI* Newafeatuti'v Wilier Antonia Brlco, one uf tho wcild'a tb* beauty of tr music " srut;'*4ys, few women symphony conductors “M ythenryt* thartf.your potion and nne of Its pioneer* In tcnrhlng la clear, you don't have to make a • •. r 'i* symphony conducting to children, speech.” Mlsa Brico who was bprn.'^n bent over tha score uf Dnrthovcn’i Fifth Symnhouy, her amlter ryrs alight. She made a - few crisp final comments to tha pupil* who accomponled-lwr (romjthPlr hnidT >» n?nvpr New York enroute to i E„uI T ' . * 7 ° *h* W.IU C07d,urt •YfRPh°blc*. In aeveral cauntrirs, !Th*r* h j th* d Comthlsf •W.'IIVIM* HUP upon i'.Sflf th# r 9 P 4 fn rarl*wlng ,Ntko' i Pell O T l ekM ” ^ diagnosis all uneompile*ted’ mvnr „ .ii h i reply u er h*-i.|r-! to (he may lm trrnlcil Ip the home. The A iiatean Information Service, i s ’ to he Isolated '|A one c .UaJ. General W*lMr RnUrt- patient room and only one attendant‘In *ou, II. 8. onmbef of th-r Conifcussion, informed .W aihi'gion. , . PtcislOns of the Allied Control intrtt b* unanlmuli, and Russia’s Wfuaa ended the \ possibility of net of the family, lie slatol. lie w|th thi *n allied ravlaw of th* case. or she shall not. enter th# room Ruroncai ‘.V nf th* alck parson or child b o t | | or (a|j I* permitted to attend to ’it* „ |n. work or business. pple , We suggest, however, said Dr. graceful -ICesUa*** Oa»> Qulllman. that, wherever possible, ductora •d th* "rsvelutlonsry natur#’ ha stay elsewhere until tho child Their gi tk *-act:/H ies.) — is released by th* madlcal at- D°n Hodg* said rlngltadsTs in tendant. .. . anything DYppaganda plot h i8 'b**n ui Complicated cases, he asserted,’ • .e.on<*V for ban* time may be taken to the bnspltat „, , t hind disorders ' and placed in a private rooks or . * ion." charged the Isolation ward when this It deem- ^,uet ptaajen,) *d necesstry by the physician. C*I „ Only tha nurses and physlrisna ?„*!*?? may enter th# room or 'ward. 2 5 L * v V lir e hospital and nursca am familiar with the rules regarding precautions to prevent spread of 2 !{ HERE Bi * B3-<u V 1— ! TAKE UP A SPORT Kqrean Revolt RECREATION IS RE-CREATION always cofidrtft III IndonegfyAJfisue • Vw) its* would it through tunc)) consistJerk of the n & a (CsattM** Iims r«t< Dm ) the nation, h* declared. io Conf^pen i mare 'grsee -ithan from r (jtic*, Halted Stalfa’/and seven marlean nstlolta have profropoaala making no such m . batweSai ‘»t*fjpa*r!on utj f p within Ha outlined tha history of n rth o d i used In public healt) service to combate smallpox, dip tahtria, typhoid and other com munleable disease*. m they and f amicise th* E d u c to r, Th# chOdren'JMgin with 6 m ‘simple Haydn* aymphoiii.-* and prepress to th* bigger music oF M a u ri and Beethoven. This# they grow with the music and don't try to tackle too many complicated thing* at once, * "Conducting I* good for their musicianship. Also, It teachea them to taka criticism good naturedly before a crowd and It makes Intelligent listeners of tham. I am convinced that tha reason most people don't go to cocnorU is that they do not understand thu muale.” Brico, w«a now teaches piano and orchestra conducting in Den­ ver, will conduct symphonic*. in Danmark, Finland and Holland this fall. Sha i* n tall, vlgormsp- w ith M atched Cub Iqulpm entl Symphony conducting U th* love of har Ufa. but ahr^dmltfe that tha path of that love -U fat ffom smooth for % wotftn. * r :- 'J; ''Fra having a |'hsrd pufl.' -sh* •aid with'a smile. "Not beckus* of tha mualclans or the audiences, but because of-the hoards nf di­ rectors and mahagara. Sometime*, at first. I have been aware of tremendous realsUncs of Uts ntotlclrtlt In an orchestra, though I have gavar had any oblections from them or difficulty with'theta* But when they begin to phty, they don’t care If a conductor is * man or a woman as long at that con­ ductor knows hit or har builncsa." In 1034 Brlco founded the New York Woman’s Symphony Orrh*#Ira to move that women tan play anv Instrument wall. . £ • : • - L _ (hat's w^jtt tha newFarnull Cub bringi' to smill fsm* snd truck gsrdcrts. , j' With a full litMot mstchod, spcdslly-dcsignad la* [ piement*... with such feature* asthe Vmhwud Mmmt' by fraltf sad ALasSsrCsafftli, .“this FarmaJl Cubl*ftttl w*-~- ± L i i x rtgbt lot thou' crop sera .that x . — - — — - -a - - — - T here art four type* of power in the PvtnaU Cob: power to patsi, forward-mounted Implements or those attached to the d riw h ir( . to operate machines through the p w r u k + ffi ot halted op to P ot the Farmall Cob to work apd good-faya to tha slow, tim o d ir work yoi walked through before. The Cob’* riding comfort, ease ofj handling aad finger-tip controls n elly bring a "new day” to th* Wa try to assure a safe water supply In th# county, he said, *ntl reported that 400 sample* of water from walla had been ana lysed. Food supplies ar* safe­ guarded by Instruction and ie qulrsmente of handling In food serving places. In splta of Umit- SEMINOLE TRUCK & TRACTOR COMPANY PLAY MORE He outlined th* new tubercuiMlaj methods from which five NEWYO LIVE LONGER v Two of these patient* Hallsed and tha others g ehecktd, ha aUtetL. ( MIL MERCHANT s r x a iw i£ COMMUNITY WOULD n # IYE8 ar THE CHICAGO* hre. tSfi' i SPORTING GOO PRONE 1325 1 306 E . I l l S t. v- P h o tta 1 c-e �1 ♦ la U n it y T h e n 1* S tre n g th — THE W EATHER Tb Protect the Pm m of the World; To Promote the Proeraa* of America To Prod or* Prosperity for Sanford. Fair through Tuesday exc locut thundershowers likelyafternoon or early erm ine*. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER V O L U M E X X X V III ■w-Mjy iae in■ SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1947 E s ta b lis h e d 1908 i i .......................... — Reds Demand A-Bomb Count 4For U N Data U. S. Suggestion For More Representa­ tive - Government Rejected By Group ATHENS. Aug. 53. (/Pi—Th* QUITANDINHA Btaiil, Aug. l iberal I’arlv of Themletofclee Pan-American un­ StiphntilW, S6-ysar-old lormer ion's governing board was desig­ premier, refused tonight to Joinn new government under Conanated as "liaiion organism" of th: lanlin Tealdari*. Sophocles \*n* hemispheric defense syilem by a i/rlm . code.iiler of the party, an­ committee of. the Intcr-Amriican nounced the decision alter a twoonference today. jiniif party conference. "The governing board of the ATHENS. Aug. ,25 ,4’1—Coiy Pan-American union." said a res­ tantinr 1 taldsris laid he hoped to olution adopted unanimously by form a new G irek. government to* the comiqillee on voting proced­ V ures. "shall act as liaison organ-" ism in'* the Intci-fynerican system ta b in 'f ol Dem-trios Maximos., fie *h«t concerns tne treaty ot mu­ The etubasiy *pf .the U nitel v tual defense.” Stales, which is aiding Greece -Agreement* of the board exer­ with $300,000,000 in supplies, , cising such tuneiloo*, —ol art, ad­ took a h.inil in* th- dickering uver ministrative character caw -proced­ ure*. shall be adopted l>y an on* tiJiata n( the cabinet, enst* absolute majority of the members, hrrught em by a dispute over ths U was stated. tjj_ • ' " * ' Another treaty acctlen, approved 1 st ttueiiiilas. by. a vutg' uf~T< ttt ff. 1provtJKl that “the vote* or parties Involved A DITROIT f OllCIMAN ORAII A RICKlt Bt INI MANO as other strikers advance thu-atcninety dtirlr 5 a rl.ish . liv i ml’ar’sy .cdnv*y*d to Themirkias Hpphoulis, (tit-year-old In a situation or controversy be­ at the Highland Park branch of th# Ver Haven Garage, where 200 mechanic* were ataslng a itemon-tratlon. tween American states which form»r premi",r nnd tvader of the Two picket* were arrested, and several plat# glass window* were m a t tied, (fnternslfonfll Soundphnto) motivated consultations shall be t*pp:-vt! n S'jihoulis Liberals, Ita excepted." i- tri-rs fur thr participation cf l.iht-ral* tn lb - new .government. (The Pan-American unton.ia an I* at- • was suggested that So­ organisation of American count­ il- uhs mats- counter .propoial* ries designed primarily to de­ I , the !f, r by th«- Populist (R*:'velop closer Intellectual and com­ .ai-'M T-ahiaris to Sophoui-.s y«smercial relations. Its" headquar­ -i rdav '1 ‘'i-Jinl direction" of th* ter* are in Washington. Member r, - - t :::■!■ under which Sophouli* governments may either fend v -mid ahold- th ■ presidency of th* special appointees to the governni'.uisti-r- il council and Tsaldari* ing board H or designate their dip­ «v TH E A S S n r i \TFI» PRESS lomatic representatives in Washthe pi.m icrthip, A howine tropicil st.v-nj which Ington.) Sophoulta* reply to • th* Tsai-' Q t l e s Caused widespr-aii but generally Pope’s Emissary At* flan-! offer waa not made public, A five-nation aub-coinmitte'e on Captives Not minoc rro p e rtv dam age, at Gat »n official source quoted ■ term* of aggression continued tioned Closely Or vestoh, Tex., yesterday was play­ *' "tacketl By Crowd but hit . ns "lying that tf th* PopUa closed meeting "to conciliate ing itself out in h**-i'‘v rainfall different poline of view" under Searched By Re is tmlay as n broad wedge of cool W i e l d i n g Knives I - - iv i thv.r poiicits had fad•v1. thn l.itMwais and their poll* the chairmanship of Ricardo Al­ *tr pocked ea*t'*arit across tha cir, alone should govern. faro, Panama’*- foreign minister. 5ROUL. Kotor. Aug 25 i-T*' ROMF. Ni.g An ItaM a L s t s t r o - — ------------ — Tiw Arr.rrh’iui sTfiTiiiRyT viiw-s" -A- .big .kurcllw w st believed | h?ee AmrtTr'en odilieiT r>t*i' northfentr Wbistlipg along at fiS to 70 u n i«#Rcy dixMnh from cleared with Argentine agree­ e.l unluimed by the Rutaiatii, tl nifle- an hour, tho storm blew IcH.iv vstd .» itivL in (he ’ti'g.,«!t t R,fit(»iriayvd through t'.mstantin* wh« «ns foreign mintstev ment that ail American nation* 5 5 S H S = li . « might act to atop an attack I - days detention m in- . ■ in'o G»Ive*t»o find neighboring ren- -of • vene/is Giulis iijflktt-J 1"i lh<- S-‘i'l>->pli» gus-crr.ment prit*r T-x*— t‘i l r r a s 'e r d a r af***ewo<*r> gras’e intui:*. jeste-dsv on . Vsi bv ih# .bettons of March, TSJA any on* upon anothet.’ ’ c . W i i l S i i ', 'Out ferta* that Room homes Weft- il*i*oofe!t. house •. , . I An A: r -:in i-vp-rt on Cst«eK az-compshieH them and •' >e* —iiulows tdown in. and l e i ptrlste sent t.v [with tommy$un» 1 iib m chi. j ,, 4. „ , , rvlew that cnn«l»ntly,,bnl tK<t theyt «;eie n^t eon-nmu'eaf ion and powlr lines dren in the .irej, .«tid ii!!.-d I - i ' ph mhs‘ attitudr was based oh subjected to dole qu-'liomnx. rlpoed down. c.il prirst who trird tn defend -* belief i , tijari*' offer to share tin- |v;id,-, »‘op w .a, h "show Of At Gaiveston. ora man was him. Tfie tluee men. debtiled to in • ;il v .«. ' This adurdq said So•pret a telephone line patallelin.-t killed liv nle-tric ahoek from' a I lie agrncy, Ants, itid th- prri- pluiuifs mistakenly believed that, falling Itotvee bne nod the three a radio id linking Seoul with ntan crew of a aronll l“>at e a* -ilr, Migr. (.tiaenmn U lf l it , »• >t is holding out, he could obtoin '!*•■ nsaig'imept. -to f *rm a govRussian headquaiter* at Pyongv feared tost. t,ikrn to a Fiuiue liAtjjiggt stiff Tex«» f lly , where Itotl pe'oann* in« ftnm # ♦ Vtill f- lur# andi t* ! etunient. ■ing. wer» takm into Soviet cus­ JACKSONVILLE. A u g. 2.' rsald ai* i.'tl-.i-.! with King (Hpeclal)—Cfintlmied, steady, e v tody Any 12 at the village o' Were t illed tn a shin exptiMhm trimii* kllifr tvmmJs in th-* trgi ut ii.i mjiiute* and then slid, panainn of Fliwjda'a' livestock ir Yohyop-Ni. inttdr fl!» Russian zone alevit f.otr months a g o ,-anneared ol thr kbinrvt. Il Mid l?ir U*v 1 h.«i - *■, be able to form a I to have vjffarad no axteoslva diisfry w«* forecast tnd*v by and about 40 miles mu (Invest of H, broad a coaliMm* Hulritch 111— :I In ^ti.tril M-.r William ’ L. Wilton, Director of Seoul. I hey u eir ie|e.,,ri| ai the itan-age o b i» n •• p " i b l # and present tlln.tr 4 iul r n cut to «rtioutly Tinc o l ale mas* which ended Stale Markets, in discussing *c k‘tig H i- l‘»t iif cabinet mem* the pmtengeil and heet hr tiled almntl immetliAirit. tirities throughout the system same rpot Sundvv .alleinoon. 1 1.1 era by this t-cening." *. wave over th" northern mhllummy F. t’u^'ley, I'fc. I lie attack wit* wna at at i,-tiH*c,,> Lsiti*clie.-. lit1 Iviihttu . dwlmcd further de­ ofv. sales center* he heads, c 1 T in announcing the recent.appoint­ -lolin !> Hopfi- and I’fc, (ierald western 'bstes trad spread n« fn- bit pull Of the U l t I*u p-idi..-. i ;„lK , clou* to him ment of M. M. Adklsnn, a» mar- (leffen, told their storifs ta In- t n n l h e u l ns northern Mi--ourf I* known as dona, IL t-cv t i . d that all para g * r ‘ of the DeEuniakiHpring- lelllgetire offlrcrs tmlay and then and m'-thefn Okt"h(fttia and as premier 3|ai*liall lito 'i L icm . ti»" ip the Maximos’ cabinet #xfa r i i.'\<Hril e* C i^cap,, |nd*v fltat* Ltrratock Market. • Cattl- met news correspondent*. Aiwa said the Vatican sent M*s i-jtt th# S'winl Deinocrata, he.sdTlve three aald they walked and hog# hav* provided a m i "The M)M of ’ con* elr rp f, 1...I Ukjliar, n native of Trieste^ to th.. «jJ - by- - foi tuar - Litarlor Munster sla n tiat am ount of rsvamia t t into;, the Suviet jbim ina<K*rteiitty e-ttt. Jt- v-slnfatlv n-hleh t h im • a fte r - hdtflle injtiitfts la ft'iu* Ticoige Papsitilreou, would be repproducer* in the territory imm- through failure tn sci* n markei mitcl, nf th# par-rant t.,,tt l,>,t pIMrlited Magr. Allttrldo Svittin: t-re n te d ., nUliup of Triesfe and I opmlivlli^ . dialely adjacent to DeEnnlaV at lira* ;tsth paroltel, dividing Htia -rt'-.rl, -Konk thcri Springs fo r'm a n y year*. IMractor betwrCii the > f \ r i c a i i anti Nr- r'l.flttl*1. , „ ,r l l - r v t b 1 w 'f| [,J | from conducting riuifinilntioiii Ilivliop Hantlii 'iv a * tti-.itr! j Wilson nnterl, and he express. ‘ :vi#l (M>cwp<kijfi ueas. They s a il »•'<ita fo'i t*te to do nitrro th-n «t“P tr e e fleer a ee r a n r ,.ii i roqghty ut CapMlutrlt two m n'Ii, feeling that facilities prov bv «i**.rkr,l|rtX .• *S_ tmt n . atied irriiiu* .injury. | of tha State Market should , Temn-rntnve* in the r-e t-n 11'«■11*1nilui( on I*r4$;» I nut conslderahle assistance t<r the f : f ! “ b'rh i-—d -'Imbed to the hirL on, litre development of the livest>n-k l J P f l ( |J l n U S l ’l I' OT d*i|v tpr ,lm n ,l A a-A-k prohvt.lv Industry in that section, . i| » „ ' . It wnpt I c<\ " o ^ lg lie r th * n *'i" Sit, Florida state Livestock Mar [ l a n q u c M R c s c r v . a l i o for n s *b"-n-vf two n - ntpra |t*r* at E. li. Smith Arrested ket* hav* continued **!>♦ through.} ■— -^v— th - Chicago W -nther Btiremi On Lottery Charge LONDON,.Aug, 23—uPl—Prim# • out th* uummer a t - a /lumber o ! A request that re*er>atirii* be e ‘ l Mini*ter Attlee and hi* cabinet point*, and aoma «>f Ibeta seer*) mad# ae soon p* pusslbl- fur the f - V p i n r r , - t h . fnrav*<t»r i am# trnck to London tmlay for E. It. Smith of Hatiford waa ntreferred to by Director WiIs rui.i J r *!,*£ J ,*r'J u‘ '*hirh ssill be *al‘T the -no) fro-rt *e)tl avTandad re«tei| Friday by Hlieriff I'eiry thidr "#cond special meeting in : in bi< •i.ism sn i > . j , v -i h. i H®l(l at 7:00 ocfock Mnniiav evenin his statement to lay. Ih Quh jnj( Bt t jl# Mayfair Inn, was today 'nt i, amithern IlHnnte and Ind. M#ro on a capia* I«#»e l uti an m- eight day* ,ln tea»*ei» the British foimnlion filed, by V|urrav Ovyr- d’dlar po«ttlon tn flaw of suspend, ., cy State Livestock Market. L made by Chamber of Commerce tan*. »trc-t. state attorney « t th ' i'tb e*l sterling convertibility. Its weekly tala handled 120 cat Manager Edward Higgin.i. No i* . Sir AVilfred Eady, head of a imllcial district, charging Smith Itritlsh It* and 4IA <hogt, .'or a ca*n survetlon* ra n bo nm ilr n ftc r f;i)H Prinripals Asked To fluBmlal delegation to with nramuting, cbmluctlng and Wnildngtmi, grand total of $ t5.820.37. The o|clock Friday aflei-ioon, he warn­ reached a London operating a lottery -coplimmly ed. Meet With Lawton Jay State Liveetork Markei, also In iorl during th- afternoon, but known ns Cuba nr llnlltn. II,' wn* air; Senator Spevisr I lldllanil will northwest Florida, reported tales diil not plan tft reiw rl to th# gov* r«de«*ed after putting up f 2,300 make the principal ad lie n at th* totaling I!1..370. the nne-day auc­ eminent today. A»ked If th# W**n. Principal* of all Seminole Coup tiond. ington talk* woiild assist Great tion handling 120 cattto and 224 banquet. Col. Willis leale. United Iv 'schools are requested tu meet The Information contnlns five State* district engineer, will (peak Tuesday morning at 10-ihi oVbvk ♦enarate nn-l >111111x1 cqpnta and Rritain in her economic crisia, ha hogs. Arcadia State Ltveatoci regarding the . 9 \ John* River with Hupt. T- 55’. LaWtdn at hi* allege* that E. B. Hnilflt conducted -nil T Market In It* one-day auction »M I "It looks from this end M 417 cattle and 62 hogs, for $'.7. rhannet imf>rovem>'nt*. Scrrotaiyl, infffcn, tlie lolterv between Ain. 7 ' and though ih# Americans hav# helped . •<t State R. A. O r*/ I* expected to Mrs. J. Turnbull, who tndav’nn- July 180.64, leading the Rtate-ppera' 25, ItriT. The ca.iJ. may come t>* nresent. Prin* will ( hi aw ard-. nounced that the will open her prl* up for trial at tho r’ dl taim of us to do what we asked them to ed livestock tales renters for the do to steady the whole situation!." week. This Arcadia sale also fob cd to the outtxi*i.l and hois# rac. || vale kindergarten at the South Circuit Court tn Novamtier. ing winner*. Th- Liberal New* Chronicle and Hid# Primary School for the 20th lowed clot* on the heel* of that The main evonts of L nW Day tft>* on Sept. 15, fa il also that the Conservative Daily Mail pra^ m arkal't outstaflfltng B r a h m a Sale, Aug, 15, at which gross w|’J be the dedlcattnii of tho lour- retU tration will take place on A d m i r a l S a i d H e i i i i u l dieted an early special session Of Information Booth hy the Jay R«Vt- 4, - the same day regular parliament, which i* adjourned sale* ran to $24,610, for 14 males iet pi pt un rr il iI il un pn lmm tr F iunt ni i ". .n,iI 20 FoUUml writer* said and 74 ,female* of this breed. ceea, at.liOO P. M, omlmarH rar­ echool pupil* register. i . . Os*at 1:30 P. M. end harv* rac­ Attlee would order vi. hla ministers A former klnaergatte-t pupil of The males sold at price* rang­ ing ing and tournament riding at Melto rush completion of plant whlth Mrs. Turnbull I* 511** Jean Har­ ing from 270 to $2,200 each a id ionvtlla Park at 2:00 P. M. TOKYO. Aug. 25—OP)—Three the Isbor government hoped would per, graduate of Rtetpo'i junlvrrthe female* from $3RQ to $1,230 ally. who will aailat in the kinder- Japan#*# wllnr*s#s today n*ni#d solve the national economic p lig h t.each. th# tale Admiral Uoroku Yam-A garten work. Ray W. Ogden Dies amqto a* the originator of the vSiklis-Moslems Stag« to attack Pearl Harbor. . At Vetcrnna Hospital Klnbnrga considered planFormer Chinese CIaBh"WIth C tpt. Talsnkirhi Miyn. Reprisal Killings chtrg* of air operation* Tor the Outer Mongolians Ray W. Ogd*n, who for a num- [On New York Frelghl In navy general staff, told th* Inter­ NEW DELHI. Aug. 25— her of year# we* connected with national Tribunal trying 25 Ja p ­ NEW YORK Aug. 25 W>»- The anese wartime trader* that Yam- Report* from th* Punjab indicated -NANKING, Aug,- 25 OP)-* A1- •he Atlantic Coa»t Line office and moat dally clashes hetwen Chi- formally lived M bib Magnolia ftffiice of Defence Trensportatlon amclrn._then commander of the today that Sikh attack* up H « i IflTtJFrVmi Ou?*? 5T»ttfflir»n Avenue*— dted -at—4be—-Veteeen* seitTIT may embargo" r i l l ' freTghf combined fleet, threatened to r#- M-stems t r apped—nn-the~ In side of th* divided province at I^ke City on Aug. 14 hound for th# New York water­ cavalrymen in th* Peltaihen area Hoap|fpl an illness of aeveral months. front area where a strike was call­ sign unless hi# plan wa* adopted. touched off a new wev# of of China'* remote Slnklang pro­ •ftor Yamamoto wa* shot down In ■ » prtaal killlog* by enraged Moslem# was in Alexandra, Ky^ ed lest Thursday by dissident vince war* reported today by Chi­ Internment plant over Bougginville liland. „„ , h. P„kr«tan aid. of the frofllhit former home. nee* source*. of the Internat­ H e I* eurvlved by the widow .member* ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ K i t i H i i l l liar. | KING 18 BETTER A correspondent far th# news- W E Clara Ogden of JackannyHlo; ional Longthoremen'a Aaaoclatfon Press dispatches said th a t *paper Haln Min Pao radioed from fine titte r and three brother* In (AFL). * rouaeil Moatem hands were roam­ WASHINGTOn T A u g , 25 WY— ing the muntry*hl# slaying Stkhg The federalagency announced Tlhwa, espial of the vast north­ Kentucky. reported today the and Hindus and eystematlcnlly lett night th at Ha action probably Th* Navy west province, th a t, about 60 would depend on the outcome of -condition of Fleet Admiral Er- looting and burning their homen Mongolian cavalrymen pentrated I. O. O. P. MEET a membership meeting called to­ neat J. King ha* Improved and to revenge the hundreds of HoaChinee# position* round Peitashan Friday night, but were repuiahed I.O.O.F. Lodge *RL meet to­ day by the atriking doekwork«rt. thgt "he la up end about tn hia lems who reportedly have me$ a t dawn. Other.aourcce said aueh night e t 8:00 o’tlAck, in regular An embargo would be to prenranf room" a t Betheeda Naval Hos­ death a t th* hands of th* Sikhv in recent days. __ pital. clsbea were freqquenL congestion of freight car*. ‘ *■* 25 bPi-—The ’ TWO (MACIAtIO INDONESIAN WOMIN, their bon*« showing dearly through their starved bodies, tit tjy tha tide of a busy street tn Batavia, Java, patiently waiting for death to end their suffering end misery. The real victim* In the current Indonesian-Dutch conflict, starvation and privation era their only lo t ( International Exclude*) Merchants Urge Rotarians Enjoy Action On Cross Vocational Talks State Highway A t Lunch Meeting Association Votes To Farm Loans And Oil L e a s e s Discussed Aid In Speeding Up By Toy And Bolltr Decision On Route Th* Sanford Merchant* Assoc­ Vocational talk* by Rotary iation Friday evening voted to members were presented at the offer it* assistance to City and County official* to find aonif w*y regular weekly luncheon of tb* to speed up decision aiiirm tlo n Rotary Club today on * program by th# State Road Department which was under the direction 'ol In determine an east-west rmito R rfcr Cornell. Letmitd Toy. whose through’Sanford on Route 46. The aupper meeting *T tha Aesoelation classification i> "farm loans' *pok* was held at the Mayfair Inn with on the Central Florid* Production — --------. 5T & -Credit Association, and Donald " trfiw fd tftg, secretory. N K T n .ll. oil ]M |t brok„ . dtsguseid Bolls, Sralth presided. Chamber of Commerce Manager the buiinctt of oil leases. State Road-Department which ha* Thr Central Florida Produc­ Edward lllggin* pointed out »th# need of promptness in aiding tb* tion Credit Association Was rrEj5 , ~ , full authority to plan and schedule ganited in 1933. Mr. Toy. who Plans for a second Southeast- th* Road 46 route, In making a' is sccrctaiy and treasurer of the S i Glider Conteet to be held In decision a* wheether to use tits government financed agency, *tsl­ nfoH Jan. 15-18 were discussed lakefront route or the TwentyX over tha weekend by William C. fifth Street route. Too much con­ ed. It is designed to make short L atarut, stats director of aviation, troversy will further delay the term loart* to farmers, citrus and 'lo c a l officials. The local road building, he said. He de­ growers, dairymen, ranchers, .tree m att would be the last In a trio clarer! that the flrtt cross state Keeper* and ferneries. The loan* of proposed air activities which road 1through Hanford had been include the Flying Alligator proposed in 1015 and that the issue are usually from .5 months 10 the All Amtrlcan Air Maneuver* had been kicked around ever since. 3 years duration. ' II. B. 1’ope, chairman of the party at Melbourna on Jan. 7 W l During the past five years, be the All American Air Maneuver* Hoard of County Commissioners stated, more than one million dol­ tald that hU group was working lar* has been lent by tb# agen­ at Miami on Jen. 0-11. The thre* s ir ’ attractions are with the S la te . Road Department cy. Last year th# total re*eh*J being planned in rapid sequence to select o suitable route through $1,370,000. ranging In amount in order to attract a large number Sanford for Road 40, but alto from $175 to $100,000 and beat­ «vef pilot* to Florida, _ Lasdrus warned that If there le loo much ing in tsrsit a t 4 H peresnt. Thers stated. Planes flying north from runtroversy, neither route com- are 5 employees and one part tir 1* . toe Miami a vents would be routed templaterl will be selected. Randall employe* who service loan* ill through Sanford and L a tu ru s Chase advocated the Twenty-fifth Orange, Volusia, Lake, -Osceola estimated that thare would be Street route a t most practical. and Seminole counties. • Jack Ratlgan outlined the City's a t least 300 plants a day making Mr. Rolls stated that an nil flnancal and tax situation and lease broker is similar to a real this stop. Those taking part In the dis­ pointed out the .reason* for In­ (stats broker In that he make* cussion of the meet and the other creased assessment* 'and taxes. te**e» between landuwnsta mid activities which will be held In He deplored lack of interest of Il'iallaa iS t a t« ,| connection with the soaring event* ctllzeiu in City Commission meet­ Included Edward Higgins, m sniger ing*,.and declared'th*t during the h •o f'th a Semlnol* County Chamber time the issue of parking meters * o f Commerce, J. Bralley Odham, ires brought up only twer citizen* president of tha Jayceas, George attended the meetings. At the Touhy, general manager of last average city election only 200 to ■jraar'e meeting, Stophen and Vir­ '.MX) voters turn out, he said. Following thin • talk, Frank ginia Bennie and Mr. *Lasarus. 8hamea suggested that the Assoc­ iation form a committee to aid the City Cornmiseion In eolving Its Continued Fighting financial Roland L. Dann. 55-year-jM re­ difficulties. This suggestsident of Chuluoti. died suddenly •Reported From Java ion w st favorably recleved. Thre merchants approved Joel, r.yesterday afternoon while visiting • ' .1. Field’s fuggestion that th* Atsoc-T iq Welridale. By STANLEY BWINTON A former reeident of ’ 8#r(nrd BATAVIA, Java, Aug. 25-VD iatlon co-operate with other civic 4 The Dutch and Indonesian* re­ groups in backing the movement Mr. Dsnn was a member of the ported continuing fighting in Java. to secure an American Legion de­ Hanford Baptist Church and' 'he Sumatra and Madoera today, partment headquarters building Oviedo Masonic Ludgc. Survivor* Include th* widow, though a t midnight tonight three nere. They also approved a propoeweek* will have passed since a *1 from John Ivey that Campbell- Mrs. Roland Dann; on* daughter, mutual cease-fire order want Into Loselng Poet 53 and the Simla Mre. Charles R. Wobb. McCIraieffect by requeit of th* United Department headnuarters be added boro. III.: on* aon, Elmer C. Dann. in entertaining Legion delegate* D a L a n d ,* two rranddaughten. Nations Security Council. A Netherlands army commun­ her* during the state membership Judy Elayn* Webb of Medea*boro. lU. and Batty Ruth Dann of ique today said 32 clash** with roundup on Nov, 7. DsLand; on* grandson. Dixie Ro­ Republican* had token place yesland Dann of -DaLand; on* itep nrrdiy on the throe Islands. It said daughter, Mrs. J. P. Holtirlaw, tlja tth # Dutch launched “etrong C. M. Hamilton Dies flenford; on* etep aon, Jame* 8. # soldier and guerrilla band*, conitAt Enterprise Home Kay, Charleston, H. C.; on* step clearing action” tn all sectors and granddaughter, Kay Holtirlaw. th a t tn* Indonesians, In roving Charlrs Mallory Hamilton 76, Hanford; nls mother, Hr*. PrittlltttUtly a tty attacked Dutch position* and patrols. Nine r” Nibs H Unit*ruler*. were re- died Friday a t h it home In Enter­ la Jana Dann. Orlando; four sla­ ported killed. 23 and one prise after a brief Illness. Funsral ter*. Mrs. William Jacobs, Chulu­ sereicet were held a t 3:30 o'clock ota: Mr*. Carri# Higgins, Wash­ lilting. ,\J B i A Republican army communl Sunday afternoon at th* Enter­ ington. D. C.J Mrs. Cor* Pritch­ ' qu# yesterday said the itch Dutch ........................hat had prise Methodist Church with the ard. Miami; and Mrs. Mattl* Dun­ token etrategle airfield Rev. R. T. Caldwell officiating. can. Orlando. t L « rrk fiJ?ri!l J n t mvdtlCi d&AUhft-dlUICii For Glider Meet . To be Held Here U D&nni Chuluota Resident* Died Sunday P. M. wra. N O . 202 Liberal Party Will Not Join Greek Cabinet A Detroit Picket In The Hands Of Tlte Law Hurdle Is Cleared By Argentine A g r e e ­ ment To Plan For Western Protection It for Tengkil airfield, four mllee m the captured base. I t report..............had .......................... the infantry tank and air support In the Boegia operation. 1 ----------------------------D r* ASK TRUMAN i FRANKFURT. G arain y , Aug. 35—W —Twenty thousand Es­ tonian displaced person* In Ger­ many and Austria have petitioned > , Free Went Truman to .b r resettled A A fa) the United State*, it was learn­ ed today. Associated Pmu Looted Wiro i i ■■ Pan-Am Board Duties Named W aiting For Death In. Indonesia Gromyko Says Failure To List Stockpiles Would Make Fig­ u r e s “Unrealistic" LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 25 OP) — Ruitia demanded today that anv United Nation* proposal* to to', leet official data on Hoop* and arm* from the 55 member gov­ ernment* mud include figure* 1 on atomic bomb Itockpile*.. Soviet delegate Andrei A. Gro­ myko *aid it would be "unreatistie” to gather military figure* -gvrithout lilting the number of ' atomic bomb* held by jmy coun„ *nrGromyko took hU .aland »» - th ;n i.> iitlo .( 0orthd*atdn cm fonventional armament*, now limited in It* discussion* on arm* redurtinn to weapon* outatil* the mat* destruction category, fail­ ed to agree on a suggestion for collecting information. ' The United State*, Britain amt m Franea also opposed proposal* -^ .g e t-rtb e - f i g u r e e lmt their ohjeev tlona were on the ground* that the move* were premature. • The original data proposal. of­ fered by Australia and Syria and supported ’only by Btlgium, fin­ ally w*i dropped without vote but' Australia and China then luhmitted new plan* along, the tame lines. These ‘will lx- taken up In detail next Thursday. Today’* developments left the |0 UN with virtually no accomplish­ ment* after ndarly a year of fiddling with Soviet Foreign Min­ ister Y, M. Molotov’* propoial* for global arm* clashing lr\ the General Assembly last Ortohe* The issue ha* been passed back in d forth between the paietn Security Cornell and tha cemmlsaton and Ita committee* since Ue assembly followed up Molotov’* on by adoptinr a . broad lact DecemtfV * J ; ^ M rT lsm llto n was bom June £3, 1872, In MeBran, Ga. and lived for 26 year* in Enterprise, He if a retired well driller. He Is A rrived by the widow, Mrs. Daley Hamilton; two tone. I. E. Hamilton of Pabotw* .and R. E. Hamilton of Lake Monroe; one daughter. Mrs. A. T. Kutsrll of Wrens, Ca. two brothers, A. C. and Edward Hamilton of MeBean, Ga. erven rrendehlldren and do* great grandchild. tha Erickson Funsral Home Wednesday at 8:00 P. M. with th* Rev. W. P„ Brooks, Jr. officiating. Th# Maaon* will hav# eharga of th* gr*v**ida service*. DEADLINE CHANGED Tha deadlift* for filling ap­ plication* for terminal leave pay by Veteran* of World W ar II haa been extended to Sept. I, 1M8, according to ad vie* received to­ day by Lloyd F. Boyla. 3 U. S. Soldiers Relate Stort' 01 Soviet Detention • UJ l • K Texas Storm Dies Yugoslavs Injure As Cold Air Mass' i V atican P relate, Kill Local r r ie s t Steady Growth 01 Livestock Industry Forecast In State British Cabinet Hold Extra M eet. In Economy Crisis m ta a li as® rr ‘ ---------- ... ■ 4A r— JV : ’ . . - '. j • i -' . - s i . j■ �• • •• t MONDAY.'1 AUGUST 25, 1947 T H E SA N FO RD HERALD, SA K FO RD . THE SANFORD HERALD. HANFORD, FLOjlDA ‘ MONDAY, AUGUSTUS,- lf47r Australian Immigrants Tlie Sanfo * a^uwii.k.a i« faaa F«kUak*d a-iii. »■ »- Soldiers Story MONDAY. AUG. 23. 1947 A uatrulfit hn s Intel n cIuiiikc o f h e a r t. A f te r doing h e r b est fu r y earn to keep im m ig ra n ts o u t, sh e now w a n ts them . It is an nouncetl th a t th u In te rn a tio n a ) R efu g ee O rg an izatio n will sen d .12,000 disploged n u r s o n r iter y e a rwfro m G erm any to A u s tra lia a s long us tn e su p p ly o f w illing e m ig ra n ts holds o u t. Im m ig ra tio n fro m G re a t R ritia n w ill not only b e welcom e b u t will Ire su b sid ized . * T h e w a r h a s m u s e d th is ch an g e. F o r a long tim e th e A u s tra lia n s believed th a t e v e ry n ew co m er took a jo b aw ay fro m a n a tiv e citiz e n , o r a t le a st th r e a te n e d h is r a te of p ay . N o w -th e y begin to see th a t th e w o rk o f g r e a te r num b e rs in c re a se s th e prosperity o f all. T h e y a lso see th a t th e ir sm all n u m b e rs -b ro u g h t th e m n e a r to co n q u est by Ja p a n . T h e o u tsid e h e l p ' t h a t sa v e d thuav m ig h t n o t alw ay s be av ailab le. N u m b e rin g o n ly 7.000,000 in a n a re a n o t f a r below th a t o f th e U n ite d S ta te s , th e y a d m it t h a t t h e / s h o u l d h av e a t le a s t 20,000.000 peopte. . . T h e A u s tra lia n c o n trib u tio n to th e d isp laced problem is less th a n a d ro p in th e b u c k e t. T h e w orld will, how ever, w elcom e a m o re lib e ra l im m ig ra tio n policy b y a co u n try w ith th e re so u rc e s o f A u s tra lia . . T h e re is a lso a v a lu ab le in ta n g ib le b y p ro d u c t. New loyal­ tie s a r e found to -d e v e lo p to th e new la n d u n d e r su ch c ir­ cu m sta n c e s, in c re a s in g th e m u tu a l u n d e rs ta n d in g betw een old a n d new* citiz e n s. T h e d e sc e n d a n ts o f G e rm a n s who cam e h e re in th e 18J0’a a r e u m o n g th e b est A m e ric a n a we h a v e ; so a r e th e d e c e m ra n ts o f R u ssia n s w h o cam e h e re to get o d t -from u n d e r th e C z a rls t g o v e rn m e n t o f th e n in e te e n th c e n tu ry . T ro u b led |>eople se e k in g fre e d o m a n d o p p o rtu n ity a p p re c ia te th e n a tio n w h ich give* th e m b o th , a s we have dune a n d as A u s tra lia now proposes to do. T h e h o a ti, also , com e to a p p re c ia te th e good q u a litie s o f th o s e to whom th e y h av e o ffe re d a hom e. P e o p le o f d iv e rse n a tio n a litie s grow up to g e th e r a n d h elp to m a k e one w orld o f m a n y . • BIBLE VEK8E FOR TODAY WJiut About Libraries? *■* • . 1 ur-a. ri.iN k iim I I I M aaaalla A i m . k . r IT, 1*1*. >1 iMMSwt a iH aftr*. KU i U b. S B irr l i t -fiB iiH ml M arch, a,.-!**?, h iil u s u L. m : * » e i i n i * •**' * uoatuois ,iitA X .' j v.'SJUSSCHfl'TIO.V Cerpsii wrf*r C'.'Yt srialaWeaU ler ,*•> ta * Seed*. wlU U cka h f l l t i a*in< l«W « ./*«*' ilaU lat* In «k« la ia rH rs a a lry n llk k t a S o i r - nreanker ml Ike tklffk Is eatlilrS a te ■( resekliretlWews e rta tid aS eetll a t aU w av Rotary Meet Are calling to me down th* road oil compapita for oil right* -f.. of my dream*.. . daring that it costa about $10 .'HERBERT--GREENLEE. Tampa Trlbui th at no oil company is going to Li lug in an oil well and then cap it I*, cheaper to itift'J the uil underground. In aeaich cost fo r i geopliyslcel ciew ru n t if neicsMtiY 'lo^TTricc' | j luppoit Gditilh Ihe may T he-people ill the ull butiurss fair and p square. . ; are generally _ ^ . he '.atati-d, and llie litokcia grit Uaitctl .Slates undettakes to dr ftBlf the borders of Greece with leaser.. Many lawyer* do not know the American soldiers, the Russians said, and therefoie th* oil brok lo * r hat U> h e able to do tliia. conquer the country. Perhaps they President Gordon Hrisson anwill. But if they did not. nothing meeting ol Ihe club next Mondxy shot! ol a war^ fould -ipsult be­ nounced that there would be uo tween the wetid's two moil pow- and tjiat a picnic will be livid on Wcdlirsday at Blue Spring*. fr/ul.nations. And such a conflict Visitor* included Edward Rush is' not very pleasant to content- ol Jacksonville ami Dr. Charlva L. Pei soils of Sanfoid. will give up. ,th 9M fRcmpU Prelate Injured The great powerful rich Ford Mator Company joins the proces* tre a tla M il r t i.« !*■«> On* I lion of other automobile minuiaC- Ha Informed the Vatican in June, turns who hav* railed prices Uf4fl, that “Slav Communists1 were since John L Lewis completed preventing hta ministry In the his pew contract, with the Inert When Migr. Ukmar reached !# pilch* Sunday, Ana* aaid, part of a crowd advanced upon'him with canl pay increases, lb* new au­ knives bared. Th* p ried , moving defend him, was slashed and tomobile prices will work no pat- to hi* .body tossed aside, and vhe p r t’ticulai I r iid iL q y .v ^ (pr .milJioni ate- was anaiiltotk .* g- on pre-war 'or net; .“We could have run nut wh'*n we s»\»* two Russian soldiers and on* officer approaching us,” avid 19-ycar-uld liopfc, “hut ws didn t know thea whether we were north of the holder or the south." Geffen, who is IS. said tile -of fleer put hlu) on the telephone at Yo>oii-Ni and that a voice asked him in English how they hspp-'i.ed to rrots the h'irder. ■ Geffen explained that they hod failed to tci the n u tte r. ’Tin* viiler, he said, irm atked, "aorry th is happened," and assured hjn an American officer would conic /o r 'them that evening. Meanwhile, a Kniean ,entered the outpost with a |30 camei • which Pugslry, ll», had iliyiqM.I betide the railroad when the Busai*ns approached. Hopfe aaid are in position to m tke such a judgment when history itself and the content of Protestantism ttiis md diversity nf Concept - 6f the teligious life, of •ho mission of th« church, nf th* priestly mission, of th# re­ lation between the church and qusiter* -barsaokaT—ho-Mdal—t lewii given what they assume.! •"awfully grassy rlmnt-a of noUto ha the regular S'JVlet .d ie ttoes with the skill Slill on, tuts of meat, tols of rico " "All liist g te ise gave us stoni achaches," llopte c o ni in a n t e d "A m ?!lean G. I. chow—how I love (>effrn said a Soviet officii loaned them a cheim *lmard ami guaidt taught. I lulu to play. Tlugui.tds, he sddid, admired Jic The 11io said Soviet soldien weie poorly diH^i.l with onpone uniform each, hut that they ap|HBicd in exc*H*at phyaicaj condition. Before they wjre released, the Soviet* ,tet.tri ed . two ri nfiaci.tr i caiL-lnea .and tha catnera, With tw *rull of .film. A met kail luuroaata. for Uva. Ii r p ^ jja k ie g .h ii bed. now many men have I on the highway to anwhle cook. If .Mrs. Edt ook fM luhilq - to . bar inventions, least the r- — - —»-J——TV at •» E 1 a .B £ & O F T A N .A i S IO N 1 , tur* l>. thlnl ‘itta i.h i W.imrn'i OF M /D D C r A O C ■ t r l - A t y g W I ,i R t n m v s LYDIA E. PIKKHAK'S NEW YORK Bilbo Successor To Re Elected In Fob $51.35 CHICAGO JACKSON. M ist, A ji ■ j y m - r , -------- ... Jllbo's east in the Senate will remain vacant until the Reneral election of N ar. 4 unless Congress goes into special Your Favorite Beverage 'la rnnn*r«|na Airline •All Karee |>|ii, Xa« PHONE 1325 112 W. F irst S t m t would aerva until th* election, said 1 vejtarday such an appointment NOTICE Pres# Oftirer LincrJn Whit* aaid tile deiiurimont had received only pteiimlnary ropr-:# of the :h u l" r«XuiUMkich-OualMl py. Ja s« INNERSPRING M A T T R E S S BOX SPRINGS T o h a n d le n a tio n a lly kn o w n p a in t lift*. ____ h o u <y_woqd_ bed s ___ Only fin a n c ia lly re.spom.lbl* n»«d apply*, Manufartured To Your presidency. It. Hodge, ,U. S. commander in ■out hern Korea. The Russians ;* tilled each time, that an Investiga­ tion was under way with thu Russian commandant of north F o­ res, Lieut. General C. P. Korot­ kov. in charge. Detention of the men* we* not announced until eight days had elapsed. . Ametiran headquarter* lore said then that th* Ruseiatis one* had reported the trio wotdd lie teleased, but that they later I explained th* throe were being held for further investigation. WANTED RELIABLE ^•CONCERN OR PARTY Protect Your Health By Bleephtg Itetler.^ Indlvidusl Order Ily W gr doted toe ana ncciij With the excitement of all "TWENTY-ONES. And on the inoit artful of ahoe ityles — the D’Onsyl ECHOLS Mottreas Renovating A Rebuilding A Specialty Call Us Today — Sleep 'Belter Tonight WHISKEY - WINE ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY Sanford • • Orlando Celery A Sanford- Phone 1 « 2 Sanford, Fla. N IC K ’S PACKAGE STORJf 4 1 0 S a n f o r d A v tn u a YALE TIRES Utensils and Appliances W h e e l B a la n c in g PRESTO P R E S S U R E C O O K ER C .«« ,C. W e l s h Regular and Heavy Duty WELSH TIRE SHOP SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP P H O N E 37 COURT HOUSE CORNER NOTICE ' Complete Stock Copper Bottom NEW OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE LAW REVERE WARE A U TO M A TIC S ta te a n d C o u n ty O ccupation*! L icen ce L aw a m e n d e d B y th e 1947 Seaaldn .• <-r-* v« .m r>1 th e L e g isla tu re , STERS tou* libcity deviated their tasti C H A P T E R 24112 A ct* of 1947 amendg, 8«etion 205.11, Florida StatuU a 1941 a n d provide* fo r a penalty fo r delinquent** in paym ent of at*t« artd county o ccu p atio n al licemea. U nder th A Act If any llcenM ta x provided OTHERS by thia o r any o th e r law of th e sta te of-Florida, to be paid to the Tax WAFFLE Collector, shall remain unflaid a fte r ita<dae date for s period of ninety (90) day?, the tax shall be deemed delinquent and there eh*U be added TO LIVE LONGER thereto, a n d become a p a rt of th e tax,** penalty of 10% of tha original W. V. Bitting Touchton Drug Co. im ount of the license tax. F u rth e r, th* Tax Collector shall Issue a w arrant, in the same m anner provided by law, ejralnst th e person or persons llabli S A N D W IC H for the paym ent of the llcenae ta x end .penalty. GRILL AU those required under the Lew to hove i n occupational license to be obtained through this office are urgedbio,'obtain tam e immediately when Two Year Guaranteed ELECTRIC IRONS mgh symptom* unnoticed by • Qlva him th* opportunity visiting him at ragular In-. l Vllet of The Netherlands blasted two American recordt in winning th* 100-m eter and 200 -m eter breaststroke. tnony did not meet . “th* II.at condition of seriousness and au thority (rvqulailv) for any judg‘ mqdwd^a. saw. peak last i a Safety 7 and Passenger Car and Truck tba finding of savar. Preparation for a long life •fsjn st disease In infancy and begin*, with Immunisat yiarly physical check-upa <] lng childhood and adult Ufa. regulrea moderation in lltrli l f The Best in Household “No honest person,” It said, "would admit objectively anrt horwstly that Protestant ralnlitar* a. scientific hatband- ‘simply by S M jriyjb-xfideiy.Jn-ralalibn—to *d ration- and customs of the Indi-ile: Vitlail anri hfutnli M ' i.t blunt tneaxage* im ir iu i will b« tough. Unfortu visited Yugoslavia rtctnlly and n»Uly. tk« pncrtfrfwtdivsiinflar- reported that it enjored <ra\tgBV,|f W» »~,1. — 6ETTIN8 UP NIGHTS WASHINGTON. Aug. U . The possibility of a quick Supreme Court teat o f the Taft-Hartley lab­ or law* entiCom raonln provision* arose todav ia a National Labor Relation* Board tbynsuco. The boaad ruled. 2 to 1, that tby Geraldine Novelty Company,' Inc., of GloveravlU*, N. V., muil iwn• taU eight employer-. who n u t member* of tha .CIO fur and f a t h ­ er worker*, and to cetie amt dealst from dlacriBilpatlnx against them. Tha darili«n « sr.k q i4 * d down A u r . 21 tha day before the TaftHartley- became fully operative in its new brovisij'na i f f e e d * the. National Labqr Tteiationt Board. Th# . head of the fur and leather I work* ii Ben Gold, an avowed Communist!! Tha Taft-Uai Hay law bar*) NLRB aid to udI mu. unle** their officer* file affidavits disavowing Communist affiliations. .* After living iwld ill * raulled "it ia too early to smv” when usked toda / m in im the United S tates wnuid rocORi\)s« the new government nf Ecuador. Russian Imnrarks fnp four day*, they weie - moved to a Korrnl. house occupied by Itussiao*, * He said the Ru«s<am ufferr<l them gieasy fish a tm which lie Anieik-sns cimldn*t ra t. At the American Protaatant pssturs who ft „ „ COPS SWIM MBBT when th* Auttrian ambaa- bylba to Vienna. caused the Russian* to chamtv their mind* about releasing tin* Americans. . . „ ' . ii. h. O f f i c i a l l y Hopfe said they *v«r* Ut.ui .WASHINGTON, Aug. ?3. . niil*s nbtUi l*v train Ing tota iiattaliun head A -State Deuart -ont spot Meanwhile, the Vatican ' Organ LtOsaervatuxa Kornfum,. discussing editorially fulipa—named “tulipan1 er%*--w*re first brou th e . c« c)ctm uippareng) » 0 * 1 .1 a S m il e c o s t s n o t h 'L ib ra ry c o v e ra g e sh o u ld b e -p la n n e d on • n TUB LACK OF IT MAT LO0E A FRIEND: A man that hath b asis, said M iss R o th P r a te d o f th e M in n e so ta D friends taust shqwjWwisolf fijqnd- o f E d u catio n , s p e a k in g a t th e a n n u a l in s titu te o f ly.—Prov. 18:24.’-I> 2 * u a te L ib ra ry School in C h icag o .’ . T h e faejt, th a t liu lf o f th e ch ild ren in th e U nited S ta te s HOAD u j u -^ t /o M K do not huve a c cess to u good 'lib ra ry is th e fa u lt of schooiOver th* bill* ets/oyraad that la und c h ild re n 's lib ra ria n s , sa id M iss E rs te d . S ite advocated th e ir ta k in g th u ics|M >nsibility fo r n a tio n -w id e p lanning of ! ' winding. .Down through1.,th# ptnessafid their lib ra ry serv ice, a s co -o rd in a tio n m akea f o r m oney-saving an d pstterns of light. effic ie n cy in lib ra rie s a s e l s e w h e r e . ______ ________ ______ Onward-i go wt.»r**r4»ltow wind* T h e re is so n ie th lT T g lirb e siiid fo r iH ls th e o ry , hut it needs * are finding • , Chord* for their mHW tfl— songs ex a m in a tio n . T im c o u n ty lib r a r y sy ste m h s s m e t w ith g r e a t su ccess In m a n y s ta te s , a n d is g iv in g excellen t service to of tha night. * where th* ru ra l d is tr ic ts w h ich n ro w ith o u t lib ra ry facilities. T h is I stand by th* tgld brooklet ia flow! sy ste m su p p lies c o n s ta n tly c h a n g in g co llectio n s tn s tra te g ic ­ And view th# return ally placed b ra n c h e s, a n d o p e ra te s bookm obiles w hich b ritig that roam. Ha one* bad* farewell and 1 .left th e lib ra ry to tile fa rm h o u s e door. A com ity-sized o rg a n izution is m o re, easily h an d led an d m o re persona) in its little knowing •v That her* w* would meet on th* a p p licatio n th a n n n u tio n a l se t-u p could be. S ta te s n o t road leading home. . h a v in g lib ra ry s e n d e e sh o u ld look in to th o se o iw ratin g in I'm happy tonight wher*rth* pin* C a lifo rn ia , O hio, N ew J e r s e y an d o th e r sta te s, .tree* era swaying ,* • * . And glad 'fof their >*leom #, . for, always It leima, • Tha volet* of nigl shadows are ph hand ' hulig Ida coat over -thr Soviet officer* questioned them marker. < • twice on their birthplace*, ngrs and similar matters, et.d repealrilly mked them-why they croaseu the border, but never searched them or examined ttieir wallets or perional papers, the thred told correspuinlettlt. . There were no question* about American installation! or opera­ tion* in south Korea, tit* sotdierr added, and fhe only time politiccame "up was when they wet. asked if. they had l.eatd of Stain, and Lanin.' The thtee answered Decision May Res In L a b d r » ’* Special All Electrical Appliances Factory Guaranteed S U ln la s Steel ' . PARING KNIVES . 40c beginning business end those already Hiensed are urged to obtain th eir yearly license promptly on October 1 wkich la the beginning of the occupatlonal license year. Llcenae U x or other itlon and >tsnee will be gladly furnish- KITCHJEN KNIVES John U G ilkrtrty 806 E**t F irst 64. T e x C o llecto r Sem inol# C ou n ty �I 'h i ■fj i. a ' ' 0 r» , t * r i —r : 310NDAY, AUGUST 25. 1M 7 TttK SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. W H D g A , A travelet csusalag N 'brtili* fiutn n t to west ellmba air •T*r■rc nf ten feet to the mile. — Wheeler of Sanford . CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS Aluminas, Steel, WeodI 10 DAY DELIVERY .. « r. S.nfofil O p to m e tris t Attaptie Ilk. 111, 1c. Huurn: 9-12 l-5». I'hune 25d. Sat. 9-12 Kyes Kwniinnl - tila*ie« Killed m .l-rf UlU hilt* We REPAIR! \ . *’ .* Could Henry VH1 Have Had Stomach Ulcer Pains V|ll turn..If wlih l-l-A 111)1 »Uff»t a rt.lHi>nl. I W t I W 'l i . P ; * . ‘"l* F R E E ESTIMATES Phone 808 „ D r / ClUrles L. Persons W A R D ’S H O L ID A Y IN N 8aa ford-Or Undo IHihway 8taa){ t t hicken - Seafood CockUil t4>unKc Ojks Sitndxya Ctoaed 9tomIa>a ' O “ti ferltig*. 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I9i THE SANFORD HE!H AI.U , i -- - - - - - - - - - - petsuy pibble Wed To Hurry Brownlee in B eautiJuU ’undMitfht Wedding In h beautiful candlelight cere* Mixon and uihor* wur-v Jam.* p e srsa a 'S r r f t « - * s «-«..... . \ Mr. and Mr*. W. D. Hofiuanr. U iu Margaret Jeannine Manning Y?bb ! 'T“ l had a* their guest over th.i week­ became the bride of Julian Robert ?* p* > b,we £ * ( « ’• with a sleeve- end. Sam Appleby of Arcadia. SUmons. The Bev. W. P. Brook* rM b* W * waU* nl"‘'lPI « «*»* Mr. ayd Mr*. II. II. Coleman officiated at the double ring cere■returned on Saturday from Rockport Me. where they hare been Tha church wa* drtmalt-d with spending some time. . . . < „ , .. ■ *- — — tall baiketl of 'white gladiolus** placed again*! a background cf. Mr. and Mr*. J. 41. Jauuue* and putted palm* and fern. Seven bow colored ribtamv. daughter; Ellen Jammet. left on branched candelabra held the burn­ Saturday fur Uounni, 1a where Mlaa Beat's dre»* waa fariiiontd ing white taper*. The Baptistry they will vlilt for about a week. along tha tame line* a* that of wav entwined with fern and alto the matron of honor In yellow tnf. Miss Wilmot Schuff of Pliilsdelheld lighted ran lh i. The family pew* were marked by ipray* of feta and Margaret llenhuin v ia phia. Pa. la -pending a month with gowned in a slm iUt dicva of pink Mr*. Alice Wight lit her home on white gladiolus tied with aatln taffeta. They ilso caiiic-l itti*o- PtUmosa Drive. ribbon*. gaya of the vari-co'jru* aatira r.nd Preceding the ceremony Mr*. ru in li.d with rnint-r-.v Mr. and Mr*. R. K. iVurifoy Evan* McCoy presetiM %program aweetheart colored ribbons, and.w.ir; veils of Aave ret in ned from a 10 day vaca­ of. nuptial muilc and John Jllller matching tulle on (heir hair. tion in Chattanooga. Tcnn. and aang, "Beeauie" and "I Love You • The bride'* mother ihuve for Roan Mountain, N. C. Truly”. The traditional wedding tbs occasion a street length drtr* marche* were also uacd. Mr*. Wilson Powell and son. of aqua and black and u corsage The bride, the daughter of Mr. of American Beauty rosea and Woody, arrived today to visit Mt*. and Mra, Henry Alfred Manning, tuberoses. .The bridegroom's moth­ I’oivell'* parent*, Mr. and Mr*. K. we* eacorted to the allar by her er, Mrs. Ro«a Sfrmum, wore a E. IVurifoy. father. Her wedding gown waa Navy blue d i m with matching ac­ Mia* Janet Jenkinton o f |)stoen a craat ion o f gtl-ovue lace and parachute silk Which the bride- cessories and a corsage of Amer­ spent the weekend In Lake Mary ican Beauty rose* and Utboroto*. as the guest of Miss Macy Jane gioom brought bark from Ouara. Following the ceremony a recep­ Eubanks. Tha .figure-molding bodice was at­ her father,* wore a gown o f while tached at the htpLlne to the volum- tion was held at the home of the — »atih de»lgned*with a lilted i j H W M Byron, Till i*;pl. I.P k*i . pawnta/on ^ j r " ’ " * * * ‘ * / “ * i Paris » •* a rAvanu-s s w H i* ^ InuuM hrvtTUd »kirt*wlthaTaca. brifta’a ___ 1'•,'ioilnd - neckline »rtd I6rt< DO|nt#Ii sleeve*. T V skirt wa* ruffle. The lara yoke waa fashi­ The rooms of the Manning lirntv N ary ha>e left for Montgomery, pointed oned with a high round neckline were decorated with w h iv gladiol­ Ala. where they will visit ;wlth full and featured a short five*! and finished with a lace ruffle and uses and fern and the dining table, relatives. tunic in the front which extended the tong, tight fitting sleeves end­ covered with a han-lmpd-- b ee into a train in the. hack. -Tin> Mrs. J. Li Fields ........ and ......sons, Kiehcloth, was centeied wan a three ing in points orer the hands were sprays of orange tdo**>imt wen tiered wedding cake, topped liy ~a aid and Larry, uf Lake Marf re­ attached to the veil which wa* of of the alt-over lace. cently returned after vi|itinK miniature bridal chupb. Mr*. A. sheer bridal Illusion wad the Small- self-covered button* fas­ friends and relatives In Miami. blossom* also fornn-d a coronet tened th e . dress down the bark. B. Lovejoy served the ct* e oml Mrs. Edward Smith presided at Claude. ("Toodb-y *1 Robson of for her hair. Her bouquet wa* of Her fingertip length veil at sheer­ the punch bowl. Danis. Fla. was the tfin-vt for the est illusion edged with lace, was Miss Jeah William* avdrlcd hi weekend of Dr. and Mr*- J- N. Robattached to a rotonet of seed pearls. She carried a circular bou* aerving and MU* Charlene Cald­ auet of white tuberose* and fern well had charge of the bride’s Mr. atul Mr*. Al F. Hunt have centered-srith a purple- throated -hflflk^-TntLJUUPlc b ft Into In the r»—Htmrht-nvtrrr orchid £nd tied with white tulle afternoon for Daytons Bearh ns-thetnrnesr-.M Mrs. It. H Basaford of Valdosta and satin ribbons.* Her only orna­ where they plan to ip.-n I a short ment was a single strand of pearls. time before going to Dallas, Tdx. * Mrs. Thomas* A. Cobb attended where Mr. Slritiuns will enter the Klienf* will he interested to the bride as matron « f honor and Dallas School of Avintion. Kc-r learn that Mr. find Mrs. R. I.. ColdMis* Peggy Beit'served a* brides­ traveling Mrs, Siimom wore u well anil daughter Chatlen-,plan maid. Little Msrgurd Bonham gray gabardine suit witli blark to leave in the near ful n o for Or­ was Junior bridesmaid. For Ids patent accessories and the orchid lando to make lheir futuie home. b flt Rian MV. Sirmons rhuvi- f.'reil 1 from her bridal bouum-t, Mr*. Jack Rusaell ami son, Chniles, have returned to their Mr*. KoyC . Reel and her moth­ Imme on Humnieilln Drive aftor er, Mrs. C. I). Forrester, enter spending three months at New tainr<l at the home of Me*. Forres A D V I R T I S C D IN ter, entertained ju the In me of S S i Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Matte-tvs ami Mr*. Forrester on West Ffrst daughter, Evelyn, have teturm-d to Btreet on Friday evening cempli Wayrroas, U*. after spending a aienting Mrs. Harry Hansen of week in .Sanford V^diug frirnJ* Hollywood, who i* visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, K- C. Echo!.Employing a color theme uf pink Mi*. Ksrlyle lluushulder ha* returned to Sanford after spending the pavl wecljeiid ii, Daybna Bea,h with her parents, Mr. and ■Mrs. It.- N. H*rtman.-y----------- L Mrs. H arry Hansen Honored With P arty - Friends of Mr*. J, E. Robtn*«m will In- glad In loam that the it recuperating at her honle Ip Lake Mary after undergoing an oper­ ation at the Orange Memorial Hospital In Orlando. - ‘ Refreshments consisting of su Mrs. Millard Isiw* and dsugh-' Ire rourse course which rkrru-d out ler, Bayhara. wirf leave op Tues­ the pink and green rihynv, sisl day for Lake Worth when* ihi-y salted nuta war* aarved by Mu, will spend a wack aa thr guest of Real and Mrs. Forrester. Those enjoying the party with Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Martin and daughter Arlene. ,.buol in DeLand an Bai jivlor of ?cieme Stetson Ufrtvef*liV 1 of 1P4*1. She w»« 7 The Honor” to w are tapped for autili ,hip and *choIai*li appealed in "Who** veiitilie* and Collcgi \ | r Brownlee gr s.-mii‘loU- High S. h.» i„ hill iiuiiur v... Mr, and Mrs, John Powell of Panama Cily, whu lutv* been thr* PI Beta Phia Have* guest* of the former’ll 'mother, Rush P arty Saturday Mrs. C. M. Hand, returned home yesterday. They wer# accompanied Tha Pi Beta Phi social f tH tilf by Mr*. Hand who Will visit with honored their “rushes” witt, ■ them" for two’ weeks, awfmhitng party and buffet tapper on Saturday at AdkO -Cclock at the Mist Pat Abernathy of Ft. home of Mr*. Clyde D. TrrwilJt yur Worth. Tex., a former resident of toch Arlmr. Arrangementi of Sanfurd. ha* been.the guest for in red roaea were used in decor at ing tha past week of Mr. and |4rs. W. D. Hofmann and toft, Dtl>, pud Bwimmlftr wa# tfioyt *t durmy. Mr.- and Mr*. H. K, Sayrt and the afternoon after welch the tupdaughter. Jean. Pee wa» “served In Uu Jiving r<«in srut porch overluokbig the late son. M. L. Ratmrn, JtC ♦ iv y '’re­ Following . the BUp|)«i' Die group turned to Hanford ajftec vietlktitln sang song's which Included old North and Heuth Carolina.^Th,iii favorite*-itid Pt Phi u r n . 1 - Rusheee* Invited were the MIi«* t daughter. Aim, who has beeff a ttnnding Camp Jtinaluaka for liirla, accompanied them to Banfoul. Mr. ami Mm. Jack Robson of West Palta Beach spent the Week­ end with Dr. ami Mr*. J .’N. Rob­ son at their home op South Han­ ford Avenue. Their daughters. Barbara and Jacqueline, Who have visiting for tha past several week# with their grand parent a ictmuad t# Dania with them. i tewiM. S#2# jfl life BHWiiM. Buttoncortcwled k 'M r. and Mra. H. J. Miner* and young daughter Ann lufl yesterday for their home In Atlanta altar visiting for some time t # h r. Minarik's parents, Mr, pad Mrs. IWedding Keh t*ursai WKDNDsDAt Tile Order of the D a iliin Star will hold it* nlinuttl Rui-crt Murri» picnic in Oviedo Pun. eC-LOO P. ».*■ TP PS l>AV The Pilot (Tull will hold It* n p ului- business meeting in the 'louri*t Ccntei at Stltit P. M. prcvydeil by the tumid meeting .u 7:40 P. M. l 4 la ( M r J L BIRTH \N.NOl Nt HMIA'CS Mt. and Mr*, lanee II. Toinkin* •ntioutlerd today the Iditli of a son. Dale Holland, on Aug. JJ In Washington, l>. C. All*. Tuoikin* w ill !>e iemeiubere-1 ■* the'form ­ er Carrie Krhol*. Mr. and Mr*. Jnlm *. Cat tin of ttv into tuinotinet*I today the t lrtii uf a duughtPL, Alarilyn, on Aug Miss hrotchie Given Shower On Friday Mi** Kline Hutchison mid J w MrCa.Iin entertained «:t F ijjiy at i>:00 o'clock follow'ir; thr I#il»Me-Ilrownlec wedding. iincitF'il which look ^plst-e al till* Fit*! Pr,-sbyterian Chuiih. A -out III guest*. inctuilintr memlier* of Ilie wedding party ami frjcii.1* fruit Del.stul and Sanford. *• tiled at the McCaalin hum* oil Ma {uoBa Avenue. Th.e |u n h , living room* and dm were' decorate^ with lu'.iutiftij. in • langvm rti^ of white .m l nine *i* luted .tvli*«V)v white taper* formed 'die Uti'pflntltlun fur the room*. Tlie diuuur latde war covered with an Italian cut work rloiu. White hlliisru* wifre an muted in the center in a low siltvi howl and *llver candlestick* b--' ‘ .lighted while tapers. At ono end of the Iutile vra* n thf.... ifel wedding rake Iceil in white ittal tn|ii>ed with n m lnlatm - tilt.ltd vuupli-. The cakeewa* with asparagus fjj-n j>iieL>iu'tTO*l w ith tinV pWeellieat t I'"*-*, At tile other end of the tnlile win f large allvei punch IhiwI. Assisting i» serving vie T. E. Tucker. Mr*, CL.ti-l don, Mr*. K, J. Moughton, Mr*. Claude Unwind and Mi** Chat tulle Muughtun, Mi** *:«niiil«* lU tlrn cnlVrlalned ' m is Was X AtiveihisiNG ONCE Walei turns a rusty color when j boiled If It contain* fvaruu* hi-1 carlmnatr. ». RtAesWlvef M' fWuitelv the I IIUMt populated lir a ill the Middle Fast. The Holy I . - ■: b.-i> 142 p er-! son* P»r squille mile, n* compared to -U for the Diiltetl Slule-i,. t'.ni In a series o f pro iinplinl part let for Europe and 601) for the United I Mis* Jarkie Itrolrhie. whose mat- Kingdom. 'rlago will In* an i-vent of ihi* month, wa* hoiiuicd with a cola parly given by Mrs. Al F. Hunt on Kutunluv afternoon. Lovely ar­ rangement* uf nine and purjib- ar­ te r* decorated the i-iomr of the Hunt home at Jlgr, Palmetto Ave- Mrs. AI Hunt HonorH Miss Jiu'kip Brotcliie BUT N O W 'n i THE 1 I NEWSPAPER ; DOES IT I [IliUETit'R The iHust Fmnmis Meelin*! ill MU* llrotehie wu* presented with a set uf frost'd fiuit juice glasses by the hostr*** after w ill, h refreshment* wen- served from ktllv Odham and laiuiiu- l.Lul. ait of whom will go I t B iel-m t ftil. versity, l.ylian Boyle. Duke Uni, f i oils' and Caroline Lee who tv ill alleruj the University of KcPtiuky. Artivs* and allutnnae invilid to l«- present Were Mrs. Dale Cnltt, •It.. Mr*. Kirhard llrow.i. Mu. I ■„ Moore, Mrs. Krtwanl lliysuti. Jr., Mi*: tiuy Wood, t|r*. Henry Wight. M, Mrs. J. W. Altman, Mr*. Cimtles Vodoplfh, Air*. J ls ify Tooke. Mrs, Thomas Kirkland of Orlando. Mrs. Rirh tiilb-.pi-, Mt*. Teiwillegar slid the .Mi*o-< l.tnnlielle Hagan, Lucille .MHi' hii. I'nmilln Batten; Wlinfrnjt - i.SvcIt. Ilsttv Jo Brock, Mati'i.i- iVikm* the (aide «tijl_*rrvst.il plates lu-ji delirious refresh me,ti*._Mr*. Hint wa* nssltlerl ill iervlutt hv Mr, I.. T. Dus* ami Mis. IE. II. Ilu.s find of Valdosta.' Those invited tr- !u- with Mt» Blutehie wi l e Ml, (b itI llrtM.iue Mis. J. I.. Ingle). Sr.. Mrs. I.,* Moore, Mi*, Dunabl Jones, Mt* William lllsir ami the Mlssei Shir lev Smith. Nancy f'ellnm , Syl via klriseh. 1 'amilte Ballrn. Mild red Robson, Jane Thigneri. Mpitha Brown. Muitlia lVrkliis, Kalliryr Wiggins, Daphne-t’ ninelly. And _n-V Bin li, Mai V Ann-Wln-LUt'l « n d i- ETrOKJDA ■ STATE* 'I’llIC ATIIFW b P riced! A d u lt- 10c C h ild ren M e ili'JJV - TUESDAY u WIOUNESDAYI 1ypi WmUyxt likt Friends of Mr. and Mrs. A. !„ Belta who have been making their home in Mt. Dora, will he glad to learn th a t they have returned to Sanford and are residing at their home on Magnolia A vviiuj. f.H°Q Social Calender The marriage of ItrUev JlemeTO- low flower* formed her hcudiiiei? trance Dlbbl*. daughter of Mr. an.1 »nd tuberose*. and yellow thrysanMrs. ileni*ipJD -Frederick Dibble »f the mu las were lia^kerl with green Delatnd. to Harry 'OtUn.r M»rv.Wfv ami while calladiuta-leuve* to form lae. aun of P i., arid Mr*. Jajwin hrr Unique!. SUeatueis <>f yellow Daruall Brownlee, w i# salemrpie.l and green satin fell frt>m tli- flow­ on Saturday afternoon at , 4 :Wt er*. o'clock In the -Fifet Prrshywtjan Mr. Browplee chu*e for hi* la st Church of Sanford. The In-Sufi- nian. Arthur llrnnan. ami the tjsli­ ful. double-ring ceremony Wa» er* were Jov McCaslut. Itiimlrr performed by the gloom's falpjr. Spell of Del.and. Iluisell p u l.toll Dr. Brownlee* before f Ijrge as­ of Cocoa and Kalph Kekbs of semblage of relatlev* and frlenp* Miami Peach. The ic»trum of 'thy chufvh w o Mi». ■Brownlee, null her of the carpeted with atparagiv* fern rfhd etootti, wore- aw aflvlvow i *-.*u group* of pal mt ami fall birelffls of an anna shade with ft''hit'll' she of white gladioluses and o l t m yore a flower hat in tune* of tore were placed It tafcch nod. ITkr .and Biiiia. Her acctasprir* were choir loft waa banked with fern, white and her cor**cv wav of akd branched bryia* eawtelijwa sweetheart ru»e* and lavender urheld hurntpg white taper* Paluo i chid*. Thy mother of the hr ole, and while flower* decormtmj lh* I Mr*. Dtldile. wa» unable to he preVeilibuie and th f TantHy pew*- sent became of t recent illness. were maiki-d w ith aprayv of a*ter« Cor traveling Mr*. Brownie-and f. in. wore an aqua *tlk IcTSey drts* Mr*, itrorge Dai mat* uf De- with a klack lint and arce*‘i'ri.'». l and. organiit,.rendered a prog­ Lavender orchid* formed h it torram of nuptial music which in ­ sage. Mr. and Mr*, llrowplee cluded "Avr Marla”, "Clair dr [dan to spend about two vrvek4 nt Lunr”. "Bell* of Si. M»nf<’7 thi* luountaltis of North Cun-lina "Traumieri” and the "IM la Sly after which they w M -rrhint to Love Song” which ik played when Sanford. In the fall they will each member of the fraternity 'J* make their home in PliUutMphia married. Dick Aiken, aoldlvt. fang where MP- Browniwe v ill study "Uecauie" and "At Dawning” an 1 for her master'* degr v l i linet'erl. at the roncHftion of the wedding -jlogy at Temple Univvriity n-id service lie softly sang 'T he gold'- Mr., Brownlee will Prayer' Miss Jezuinine Manning Becomes Bride Of Julian Sirmons In Church Ceremony Withfcowuf IQ PAGE TU RK S H A N F O R D . E l.O K I D A j w itU h n o te o A r n iS o tfim — S h o rt U rogram r • C arto o n • ‘‘A buheinent • l.ust D»y Monday U u rk ’ H porl • “ D lv» H i CJtHmprt' !> A R A M 0 V N T NKWH THOMAS CLOCKS A complete ling of apring and elec­ tric clocks beautifully timed for — Mantel, iUIL, Kitchen or lied room . . . Went m inister Chimes in th e Mantel •iiimrf beck, tv Kill - r*<J. (rua, «u«. IntW, ior'ioertnm -10 to 44 for tiiti R. 8 . Warren of portW outh. Va. whsre they will spend a abort flm# before returning to Portsmouth. Mrs. Steele WiU Leave For ■Germany Mr*, (iilm tr Steele riper ted to­ day that ahe-waa able to talk U> bar husband, MaJ- Steele. In flremerhaven. Germany on Friday- She first call* to be put through to Germany since the end of the jr#r. She elated that aba hat rac-lvrd her order* from the Army and Will be leaving wlthtn two weeks to Join her husband, who le a service officer, a t th e ' P ort of Embarkation In Bremvrhaven. Sne - will b r accompenird rrr her twn daughters, Marilyn and Barbara, and they plan to U a rt fropa Ft- CiockiC The “REGATTA" Seth Thom as Ships Ball Clock mid W eather Barom eter combined ip a beautiful c a se .. . . W tn.E.KADER Phone 857-W V jk & /? 2 6 f& /re a A . A IR - CONDITIONED N �» M O N D A Y . A U G U S T 25, 1947 T 1 IE W E A T H E R »a U a it y T lirr * In S tr e n g th — Te Prated the Prac# of the World To P raaele lit# Pro.reee of Aw'ric . To Prodece Proaparit* for S .u fu .d Play Twin Mill Leesburg This ^Evening, Here For Tilt Tomorrow Nite r .. . . , ; • •• • ;B y ARTHUR BBCKWITn, JR. Herald 8porta Editor I f Tha Sanford Celery Ffda came ; out .«f the heavy echedule qver th i weekend by winning two tilta i f f dropping two contest*, while *.'•RwJJwLon# game washed garay. • ' , S-Friday evening In Pxlatka the Fide-played a twin blU with the F iU lk a A‘a and copped Ute eurU |n tjsir. 4 to 2, but dropped the VJjRtirdAy afternoon the Cclery- men played hoeta to the Galneerlile .G-Man la a eehedule4 twin * q W t* fcrvC*M*Md only to the terenth canto of the firs*. tiff. Sanford tcored four runt In the bottom of the seventh before the ralat detcrndrd ttopping the game,'and forcing the postpone­ ment of tha nightcap. Yesterday, th* Fed* and the 0 Men fought a heated ten Inning battle only to hare tha Unlreraity Ctty nine jamfon* run arroei the plettcr In the tenth to cog the tilt, 1 to 0, . . . . Rig Rill Stanton went the route In the flret tilt Friday to trim tha A ialtai, and In the finale, the' Palatkans found Ihe offerings of Carl Ksttba to their liking and turned In the 6 to 5 victory. Saturday Lefty Johnny Tomat handled the mound assignment for the locale and received credit for the victory. Yestcrda/ Ruddy Laka toaaed all ten frame' against the Galneevilla nine. Today the Frdi real two and one-halSgamea behind the Orlando Senators. Tonight the Fade lavade the VenUan Garden Park In Leeiburf form twin attraction and will re­ turn to the Municipal Park tomorraw night for a tingle tilt with the Pirate*. which will be the Rue a final appearance here thla year. M xvw n . • • • o A t M a HiHaau. m ' i e .'l e i Lak*. p Letfon Junior Finals To Open In Hollywood • a e t L ittle‘Bock; from the Mid-’ . YESTERDAY'S 8TAR3 writ, Cincinnati, O-t and from the'r Pitching, Larry Jansen, Gianta, Southwest. j b n Diego. Calif. teatten d eight hit* for hit l&th The tournament, a double ellm -1 victory, eighth atralght and first HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 25. 0P>— Bttrball’a blggeat boy a akow, the liiaUon affair (a-team len t out shutout win aa tha Giant' defeated until beaten ■tw ice), open* Thurs- the Cuba 4-0 In tha flret game of a American Lawton National Junior day with afternoon and night double, header. • Championship Tournament, take* game*, calla for two more games BalUng. Joe DiMaggio. smashed ov$r In Hollywood thla week as Friday, a tingle night game 8at- ------------ ------------------------^ -------four stellar turns from aa many sections at the country battle it oaiKBevitrf.it Jolmeon, cf Marfan. » Delaney, a Tkorpe. rf Bark*. lb Oslea. lb Lelpharl. It Oarmon. tb O’Caltaghan, p o doable, oinclo and his 16th homo . run in four trip* to tha plate and # droro In four nine and oeored four ’ to lead the Yankoet to a 14-4 Tie tore th# White Ho* In the second g em e-af a double header' after the Sox had won tha opener AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales The Muaie Box, la -tU .- Mtlsch Building. 8BWIN0 MACHINES SALES A SERVICE ERTS 8BWIN0 MACH. 8 l i t 8. FRENCH. PH. 1IM n a ra ss: WATKIN8* ROUTE now open In 8anford. Willingness to work § hour* a day without a boss will tarn excellent Income and Insure future security. Car necessary. Saa Mr. Hollingsworth a t ‘MS g a A g 1-11— TUXEDO FEEDS—eomrlete llna. Hunt's Tuxede Feed Store. See Jimmie Cowan’e Sheet MeUl Works for *#w Radiators, new Radiator roree, Radiator dean- GIRL for gentral housework and ears o f 2 children, one school age. Health card rsquired. Phone OM-R after 5:50. ! cow cw n y s e w e r jp ip h . Ah PEARS—Excellent canning' vayi- ROOFING*ROOF Painting, aU kind*. Smith Bro. 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H fltely.7 mot 914 Myrtle. ‘ f u - » T W 2 Q1 ? & !K NOW IN THIS VICINH NtMNICHT CON8TRUCTK CO, ORLANDO, FLA, PHO! THE HOME SHOP r; m«i f i k j 1F r . CBi li -5i t By W alt Disney 13 NOTICES—PERSONAL ow inorepson itopny wig nthony W. Lrvlsr of La' Calif., in hU rod lock herd Tv- ilAuiiV FnutTTuT You sr, bsnby .a<ai>M that l emit le qai't tut* See bees - DM agala,t yea la 0>' .Circuit Ct-xrt *1 ■tmlB'W County, at IUStunt. Won 4s, la a cr ista caissa ,outws K»n ey grata StsveUA •« a)*-. Ptatatgj and asalast C. 0. Cousins, u trail", «t al*., D«ttndaau, am U* do saris Men at U* rail **uu^4*t*t|b«| In - H I'd Is si Tke W 'st I s e r e or I V ( ( ‘ul NWft at th* KWH. #t See. « Town,niu II Boulh. IUn», U E ut lew b'linniAg ml a point fl* N «2»'h •( HW Comer of KWU £ Ip H l.-S v ! 1MMBM By F ran Striker LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 26 (A*i —TKe Security Council today re­ jected a Dutch tu[>|)ortrd Belgian prcpcial that ihe council aik the International Court to rule un the competence o( the United Nation! An AGKl) WOMAN ttnn.1* outsl-lr htT ruined ruttage with some of and Brdatn backed the move. the l-clonruijr* »he wav nl-lr to «*vr after the Cadis, Spain, arsenal Poland voted againit the. pro- nnd naval torpedo fartury hbiw up. llitA leti of the woinnn'a family po*al. Runia, which had fought died vfhen the 2.600,( 00 poumb of rapluaivt-s let gu. More then 200 it nardert. joined with Cluna, Co­ were killed an I rlhoumittU were injured, tlnternatioual) , lombia, Brazil, Syria and Auitralia in' abstaining. The vote came after the Indon­ esian Kenuhlie officially informed the U. N. that it accepted council decisions calling for consul reports from Batavia and an offer of the council's good offices in the Hast Indies dispute. The Dutch had. not, officially repiiad. Tha consuls would rnport on hostilities since the council's A u g ,« 1 cal) for caase-flro and tha good (('•allaiMg aa F ia , Twui Judge Rescinds Fruit Company Decision Seen As Im­ portant To Intcrests Qf D e a l e r s W ar Brides: To Pay Own PanHage To U, S, Telephone H earing Is Slated A t Longwood Fed Player Confined To Local Hospital John nr McManus, shortstop on the" San ford Celery Fed Base* iltal yesterday morning with s hroat Infection. This morning fapggtr John Krider stated that fr. L, Munson reported that tb* A aaorblba win evening at the I.ONIXj N, Aug. 26 (A-) A Brit­ ish Fotrign Oftice spokcimtn laid t»dev a "itatr of deadlock'* had developed among the lour leading allied nation) and the five Euro­ pean stale* which fought j I»rip­ tide Germany over formal ralilicaUon-of |>eace Irraliet. '. Hr said Bulgaria, Finland. Hun­ gary and Romania were ready io depotil thru initrumrnlt oi rat­ ification and (hit the Italian con­ stituent assembly had authorized Circuit Judgr Millard B- Smith it) govrinmnit to do vo. The United States, Great lirltin Tiluiville ye»lcrd*y .quaihnl an n -and -France- have pevoevt iew ’older"‘iuued cn"July" 2 by' f l i l ? Agriculiurat Commi*»ion*r- Nathan comer Company o citrus packing home located ir t h * 'Sanford-Statr^-irshoje Drive are coming In well, mer* Market anJ of which J. W. It waa reported today by Charles Hall is manager, to compenMtr Luke, vleo president of the Sem­ inole. County Junior Chamber of for alleged default of contract '7. b sponsoring th* drive. Two with E R. Sesiitmi'of Winter Gar­ Commerce,-the organisation which den by paying the latter )7.28> thousand and six hundred dollars within 15 day* or love its dealer*' f t had been donated at an aerlf liernse if it failrd to do to. w hour this morning. • This decision by Judge Sm: n The- Jaycce* are continuing to was reported toilay by G,‘ W. ’ solicit In and.around Sanford ami Power limits th* canvas to a Spcnccr, ’ attorney for ihe Market . regret that th* lack of man- Fruit Company .who ycvtrrday vis­ ited Judge Smith in Titusville; email area, Mr. Luke stated. Following the company’' peti­ It has been requested that all butinass firms or Individuals that tion to Judgr Smith to review the have not been contacted aud wish order of the CommU*U<n. Mr, to gtv* to the rause, mail their Mayo responded hy- q‘j>vciionlnrf donations to tha 8eminaU County tho Juriiullction of the rm .it and seeking to uphold his e « t u'd.-r, f •Jayrees aa early as possible, since ■aid Mr. S|H>neer, th* goel of $6,000’ ha« not been The order Imus.1 by Judg.i Smith reached. Among those contributing .$26 found that it had iurhkltcimn ovrr or more Includst * the hsatler, rrgardleav if the’ ubjeclion*- of Ctimmiulln-V M.ipi, Mayfair Ino $600 r and held Ihat they very Matuts Tha Yowsll Co. ' $100 under .which the Comi.iUsion-r Mather's ’ $100 operatrd provided thot h i' ordua "may be revlewr,l l.y nay court of Florida S ta u Bank ' $100 competent jurisdirthm." Sanford Atlantic Bank $60 The Court held that finrhit Bfailey Odham ' $60' • tr'vatlaa'rf aa . ran* Tire) ffc Charles Luke • , # $60 WUllam Leffler $60 J. C. Hutchison $60 M. L. Cullnm $60 Lorm ana’s $60 Hollywood Shops , 560 ■ WASHINGTON. Aug. W VKoumllbt A Anderson’s, |6 0 The Army told war brides over­ Touchton Drug Co. $26 see* today that In the future they Sanford Herald $26 must pay their own expense* jour­ John Ivey $25 neying to the Unltod Slates to Join their husbands. . , A IL ## $28 > Only tho»# bidd"* who already Dr’ L. Munson $26 have signified thrtr Intention of ^ ’ Seminole County Motors. $25 doing so may he brought to this Dr. Hurry Silsby $26 country through. Army facilities, Flg*n Whistle $26 a War Department announcement Rltx Theatre ■ $26 aatd. ‘ Randall Chase ' $26 The Army said tho program fo R. F. Ganaa *' 126 transport about 1.2*10 war brides ---- -fad Dgvb For. Oo. -: — 526 snd-rtrililren remaining In Great Britain !■ moving slqwly. It added Thorp* Fur. Co. $26 that “numerous brides apparently consulting their cwn convenience have turned down rcsenrallon* made for them." HiSSSsi! o j V , . > t r e d ‘* n ‘.rVu»aI,tc.>i>tg., a coalilioit cabinet w m l l f tH current critis, , U. 8. Amluiaandor l.lncc.'n MaeVragh had confertetl wah Sop. hnulia during Ihe morntiu- T*j|dart, nal-1 after leaving the th». minute mrtliathm 4pnfcr<'iitv Hint hr hail bropoaed n neutral v».Htlc-l. an for premier, hut that S-iplipnlia rejectetl the idea, prnp-nirg in- Russfcritaly Seen As Causing__ 1 Deadlock Over Peace Treaties •L: The ballot was interpreted aa a teat of tha continued Dutch con- t/rn—A h-srtng on telrohori' **rv W at Lomrwool will he held Sept. 10 In the Seminole County town the State Railrifad and TubHe Utilities Commission u id to- Bill Introduced To Ban Anti-Red Parly In Bulgaria ATHENS. Aug. 26 W ( -Amer­ ican elfoit) to mediate the dead­ lock in the Crcrk gmrimurn'al cii»i» failed today when llirmiatoklei SopuhoulU. leader of the* main branch of the I rlwral Party, m in­ ted that hr Irccomc piemirr. Cciirtantin Ttalil.ni', - premier­ , d.wttnatr, lud been trying for three dayt |o foim a nrw goirinmcnt. Su|ihdiili'. 86, had hern one of the main obatadea to success becau-a- »n*tUn*_Lur,^h Tourist Booth mad*. Use Skystreak Otidwtil flex waa expected U fg o aloft today tl Muroc for another attempt to con oner Urns and spa**. This time a U. 8. Marin* Corpt officer,- MaJ. Marlon Carl, tvs* ex oacted to be »t tho controls, am • SEE US FOR „ ( officials s lid ’ If he se t' a . nee MIMEOGRAPH PRINTIMO AND TYPINO^eia • » ) record he, too, will bs.saksd h W s that begin 8aturCkEDrr BUREAU OF - ■ RT LAKE SUCCESS, A eg. 24 OF) —The Security Council called on the Dutch and Indonesian* today for the second lime to ceaie fire in the East Indies hostilities. The vote wan 10 to 0 with Britain abstaining. Half-Way M ark Reached In Drive ■For Jaycee/Booth C klcsgo M . N ,w T nrk 2-11 (,»*. ond asm* 's u 'd tad at Ttk, dark- CLEVELAND. A^g. 26. ( 4 V PUoU of two Jst plansi that hava ripped th* air at somt 10 mils* * minuu will appear as th* Na­ tional Air Rats* here, officials announced today. On#, i l l . 8. Navy flier, b Com­ mander Turner F. Caldwell, J r. who sat a new world'* speed record of 440.7 miles per hour at-Murvc, Calif., last wask. and the other it Col. Albert Boyd of th* U. & Air Fore*. . Boyd's record of 628J mil's *n hour stood up-until Caldwell mad* his dsih, and th* Army flltr will fly that ears* Isekbeed P-fO-R shooting star jet fighter used la U.S. Backs U. S. Efforts To Med­ iate Deadlock In . Government Crisis Fail After Me e t were an Internal affair and the rounril had no buainrss interven- 0 . D. Landrsaa. Phoai 1021 A fm O y E S W A N TED MULE. to o c AT m i l l txa ytiY t nAtuuni * 51 OZARK IKE t-T * Loots M, Wa.hlngi-ia Boston ; 11 tl«t. ■estaa.i - 1. n.T.I.nd Clevelsu- .J.» . . _(• A iao ciatccl Prca* l e a s e d W ir a F L O R ID A . T U E S D A Y , A U G U S T 20. 11117 Marshall Moots Eva Poron Security Council Re­ fuses Plan To Ask RulingOn Indonesia From World Cpmt PLOBtpJI IT ATE I.IUCU'B O rlando Hanlon) SA N FO RD , E s ta b lis h e d 1 9 0 8 DA11-Y N E W S P A P E R Oi Premier Krrorti Morgen, ften. batteg tat Baton. Two l» n KHii llarrlngtba. Mllverman, Murray, Hoik*. D a n k playti M.Manw to Murray to Sail.rfl.kl. U ft on bawei fearer* *, (lalneevlll* «. on balk:' ieti (rCallafhan I. Htruik jOI; by Lake I. crcallaehan I. Umpire*: MoWey. UalbMk. Tim. of gam.i li«l. GIRL for caahlar A roam*tic coun­ ter, a lia soda girl. Lanejr* Drug Store. IN D E P E N D E N T Blast Smashed Her Home SCHOOL-SHOES fo r BOYS Muaie Box. l i t . and Service. Fair through 1V«due*day, AN V O L U M E X X X V III ? rls antitoxin ipuncdistvly. it'was' not knowj) this morning sr long McMaou* would be conAl tuv»h« h«rpitj)l. but h b conion eras reported as aatbfacto- Uny"-u* tors Stilt prevented th* leadership t>f the atute nitil Ihat hia party take the portfolios of war, justire ami puldlr “nl>:r, • TaaldarU aaid he would t ••yei'd with his own plans fo*- forming n government. TsnMaiU head' tl.d I Royalist k party, vriilc.i ranked fir.t in the airctiun* Mar. HI, tOtit. lie apparently «»uid I-’ l i m i t e d upon n parMnmehtnrv vote of confidence tn *. nz*' rf >vernment to the auppoct nr nil »>wn party, the National! it par.v of General Napoleon Zcr"a.i-.ii ith 2A ntemlirrs of parliaim .u and Re­ formists under Apostil- /MevuTuB I­ ris with four. • lie proliahly roiild on .evrh votrs controlled by Ihe pXlrrlDC Rightist Theoilore ruri*)VnaBills, making a total of 177. ’I hH b esacllv half ihe're|ireseitlit!Tveiu In th« event a T.aldzris cabinet I I V . I I . . M ’a a Fan. T««> AiikIo-American Plea ' To Stay Leader’s Sentence' Rejected KtlVltl, Jlittonriii, Aug. 2(1, (dh—Parliament p i—id n law lmi»y «li oiling the Vginrinn Parly, thief opposition to Ihe Coat mu ill. t .dominate I Father* , lrf^k/wH,ti»i*v*nwt«h • ■ U \S IIIM i I "N. -Vug. 24, r •.•» —T he t filed dr*|iilr a Ku-.si.iii rrltuff. pltif* further t-VO-rn in behalf ut Nikoli* IVt* km. lop'tanklng 'lulganait an.0 |KI Intcr-Anuri ills, Oratilt I 1 I V,,fe of the Ar-I-Ilir.- l ■ >1. nt hamlv with U. S. S-. »! -y i t Stole George C. Mawlmll. A hall 4rt-l.tr h.u...i hut kt.iuli.ill UAI lilialila for n i itii»ull.ilnni on l kuv‘'trial r.nd i!>*iin * and tin- Suviel rejectiou, to attend because ottlic | .c a of hi- ilutlfrz. Ifhlcrndlionel Ifc ! t r’loto) tlu^l 1*1 pm lo tin* Iih f ( o n H Mili‘1 JnHlillfltfti I* .i .yetd w il intro Company Seeking Airport Buildings Abattoir License Commission A p p ro v i-s A g r e e m e n t -T o Ho Ordinance Prohibit Sent To N.Y. GlaiUs Ntlice (,l suit lil.d .by ii: City commission i.-( mah jifoved -n j|iplicxH-ii m If I'rntral FIoimI-i • Quick l rrV> ..ic the S | f A udi Ad .iitL S t'ju z c ^ O jim u u i- t l aid UiY.I Aeronau ifiin tt (he 1 it) iTdinlf ih J fac. Wedemeyer Arrives rquipmctit at the Munkipzi Air ending In Korea z\s Arrest Tlii» ii|i>!iiftlian imlti l-d the OfLcftfslKDefended! Fcrnsld I lughton Mcmoiwl (lu rr'tvatihr'Tt lulyilrreiKt in UuUiiuan inlcm.il ! affain ltriti-h Formrtn riffir*1 One of the papers ......... I n Mr. W ilt..n n , attorney fo r the f i t ) was an nlt.-riiutiv,- w rit' of ionii- (■•I tl" prurici •Thr r»ntnu«Hlon *i|»prtvvr-J an agreem ent to he sent .*• thn New Yorlr Gfant 'exreut|r< V fer their z U la n ta approval.in repaid Ju o*.» i f foclllib s at the A irtx.rt for n farm ATLANTA, Aug. “4, ».$•»- T..r irainrtw .ram p n e x t-*iirinT. Tw o,City owned propelIldt, the IVdetak Iturrnu ..f Inyisliiratj.in old 141 acre airport a t Hinder- mid i" b v that C. E. Gregory, \iI $••tlisen* ■! *m« ('dK$ T»»5l tnnla Jailrnal pulilieai rdil.ir, h-d tursol " v r to i; nn ghuRVMulti iwniVWl in y.v.t«»dav‘f nusih Kuiinjr Mack* In Frc.sli letter hrariug.tha wordy “take w.li ning." l.iiti-r y ’s hnni.i in m n e q a W atir Fish Dispute l>.'-au|r ivsi homtu'l Pului.lny TA LI.AIIA8HEE, Kla., Aiig. 2d nlghf. There was only miiw.r ilamare nnd no one wax liij<|i.'l. (/IT—■Ckrcuit Judge Hugh M. Tay­ ’Hie letter lurnnl oivr to thr PW lor permanently riir.iv d the S'al,Itrioril of Czmserration today from “To all who may iczk to d. troy rxerciaing JurUdlclion over fresh our'southern tradiliuui ami waV i.f water .fish. * life. Kor HO years iho Ku liliix Klan hat ridden nnd it shall rimtiiiua to do to ae lin g u< the roulhern white m in lives, . T.d o warning," Warning Note Sunt To Editiir (Jairo Fears Reaction To Council Session CAIRO. Aug. 14, (A*) —-Cairo shopkeepers, appronenviri nf l> y ptlan crowd reaction hi a United Nations Security Council *«• tdon on Egypt's.ih-mand f ir wlt-idranal which is deadlock pH on the Amen of British troops frqm tnj Nile can proposal to form a provisio|i»l valley, locked their duort *olay guvernment for Hurra.. Horlg#, American commniUR-r In and protected their -xh >p fruntx southern Korea, said ho was "a-tou niied hy the propaganda atatement" of Col. Hhttkov chargim: the Americana with Impeding the work of the joint U. Rr—Soviet Commission in Korea' by arrent- ing I-eflsts. Board Okays U of F Women’s Dormitory IzongHhorcmen End Strike In New York GAINESVILLE, F la- Aug. 2rt (&)—A W omens dormitory pro* ject to house 1,000 student' at th# Univeralty of Florida has Iweu NEW YOKE. Aug. 24. (A1'— auirovyd by the Board of Con­ trol, university officials said to Taylor who declared the agency Longalmremcn w in ha I le . n out ould not Iw'stripped nf lla auth- on a wildcat aix-day strl’l ; return­ JACKSONVILLE, h » . A vij. W ed to work at llu.lizii ItTvor p in s •rtty by the legislature. — --The-project, w hich-'till cost apl?Pj — Th# freighter t.uir C<*ist today and s apokcsmnp for Uniied was aightod today towing toward States Lines said the lima* Amer­ ica was tentatively sch.-dnl-d to of Education. sail for Europe Thuradny. Tho unit Is to m seif li.mhlali-ig The America, the nation*' larg­ through receipt* iv.tr o petted « f est and fastest liner, had hern year*. George Raughnan, run’*, DETROIT, Aug.. 24 (AV- The tant buelnesg mana-.'- r. said the Ford Motor Co., which last Sun­ scheduled to sail lost Wedne.dny. in ltbl coat o f instruction and fur­ day announced price Increase* on The voyage waa ean«*ltcd when nishing b to lie paid through the it*. Ford passenger car and truck longshoremen walk'd off the Job and wer# supported by the now , issuance of revenue crrclflcau* models, today raised list nrlce* member* of the National Mari­ Th* State Improvciju nt Com. «n its Mercury and Lincoln time Union (CIO). mission under the dire'Hon uf C. models and ita so called' Ft rd If. GVerman has tentatively ;.p- luiy r r models. FM M isea' mT IB6 .SUH'Uhf 'HH4 Phknl s p hy rim Gulf Cu n r praarad .ari b a s e -«f Maine residents recent I/ »uh (£5*5.000,000. range from $«A. to $224; on the jeetpd to a heat spell, didn’t like It IJncoIn from $J48 to $200 and on a hit, according to fl. II, Coleman, ■ CORRECTION . tho Ford “luxury".m odels'from PRODUCTION RECORD when during his recent vacation Mr*. Emmett Hunt, nut Miss 415$'to 4220. ' at Kockport, ha continually mop­ e n Harper, .will assu t Mrs. J. BERLIN, Aug. 24. i.P I-F .nur: A atstrmfnt pccnmpanylng the ped hi# face with hi* handkcr.'hii’f grncy kUocatuSf , 5 f , cori to the uasraet-ln«rn*»«i said thsy u*ra and stoutly maintained thr.t IT iptr.ry baab Industrie* enahlctl iron and u.'cessitated hy increased man- was cooler back In Ftor'ub. Ho steel prodaction in the U. & xone facturlng and m sterisls cost*. rv|tortrd that one day tho P »it. of G erm tty'.ta reach h pu'fwar grad* pupils. maxlnflm. Mr. Colemtn, after high during July, bor prldiKtlor $2 DEGREES larnl radio announced a W Icgreo KIWAN18 SPRAKHtf of most consumer goods declined, B. K.' Whitncr, we'alhcfiASn, **< motoring to Wolfboro, N. II. with Lynn F. M cFs.hJn. Delomd loiwrence Wilkinwm. director i f 8. O. Chase, Jr. spent the follow, th a . Americas Military Oovttn- realtor and former prison warden, ported that tho maxim'im. tempering two weak* at Rockpott » lu-re aturs* yesterday was ItJ dcgrvui will be tha guest sp rsL -r.a t Die ment’* economic* division, reportMr*. Coleman bad been su yln g. K iw anb. luncheon tomorrow. Missing Cruiser Is Towed By Freight er Ford Raises Prices On Lincoln, Mercury . . . . MOSCOW. Aug. 20. i/V/—Tha Ukraine I’raiJa, Communist Party newspaper of Kiev, rharged today that the l idled Stair* m > out to "liiiiiidat# iha independriire of I j lill Aiderlcs* rountrlr*1' at the tjuiiiundlah* roufrrrnre. QU1TANDINHA,. B ruil. Aug. vA’)—.-The Inicr-Ameiican Confcrcnce received today a piopoaai. Lniteu orates, bsc ke 1 try I.) ttie the L’nilcd Stal*», w lu . HtV V ^ i'V W d rir.- H e-) upline flout the Atctic .to tke Antarctic as a '‘lecunty region'* with military foices' of all Amnicatt natiuns.., Aluka and Green4 the tone. Hie tubromniiltce v*Inch draft .*d the mraiuie k n rum|>o)ed o l ’Sen. Vtm trnhf.g fR.Mirh) end srnldlives ul Bi n d . Mrsico, Peru ami Bolivia. _ Under-the |uufMi»al, any attack mi tie vn.t atrntrgir a n a would iuvnU'i <;■ li-iivi- iiiravtiM'a under the pliifm-M'd hriitltpltvit'-llraty of mu- -An uriH.il ntuok l.y any • nguiiiiil ah American tiation t.L* ■ct.it,ider.-d mi attack un Arm ncan *tat<« an.) each on* if il,%- Anii-.'iraii Mali-) uvvutnaa the uhiigaliuii to u l in facing suclt an itta .k , cv.i.-isiiig the Indi­ vid.ial oi v-rilwtiv«- right of se1* defense zrc.-guizrii l>y. Article 6t of I la- UniKNi Nations Chat t'r„’* h>- agret'int'Di said. Vim agn-timeiit uii tit# *«curlty American iciju.-U.-iur *on»ullalmn mi iVtkbv'v d. ill) sentence, liol.linv, fused, to operate an alMtti>ji <■ ih plint at ."I hfrteentl| Si reel a*mi Kim Avenue, Ingrlhrr wrtli an -----------pital wtiich under pruviiiutu ul a injuiictiun .d isigned to )« i.' t!« REOUf., KOREA. Aug. 24 UT< i new be treured *vitli City’, otdinanie (ouhibiinig »ueh General Albert C. Wedrjnayer nr.1 pfiijrct, w ai trvealrd. to I’ll rived today for a Wpek's stirv<» City Comniiiiion *.»l it* meet­ nf uneasv Knren for President ing lad evening by I'rcd It. W.lTruman. He said In n prooirre' statement that memlten of id j on, i.ity attorney. The l i n t was that Russia pro. |Hned recently that the Allies withhold deposit of their ratifiestions until all five ex-enemy elnli a laliflet). Ihefr treaties. The ,pokr«man ,nid the second factor Ihnt 'nt least two Italian i»iliD.'nl parties, the Commuiij'ta mi'sldn would maintain "cnmiilei:and fwiclBiitta, were inalstiiii; that ohiectivity, with no commitment i the Italian government amt rati- and no prejudgment." fy ita treaty until all the lllrf Thd apeciat envoy explaln.-.l uritr. Council iy)d that rpo-dai pirraullona were being tak.-n to pn>ttect them. < ll.ftimmilnLi Ira-trr *t nlrnretf In hr hanKnl. I hr S 'atr I’rpartroent mailr thi* plain l<*Uy in' tiutdLhiill. fn.ll> tin* lull of an Amrriran m i'ril i-» Milsru* ‘ Conference nt Qultaruluiha, tn Security Region” To Extend From Arc­ tic To A n t a r c t i c InWest Hemisphere Optimistic Oyjei:.. Britain’s Future WASHINGTON. Any John J. M. t'^.y, prt mU-nt of tin' 'glcieh*-i|t>lu^' fbneing into V'fKiid Bank, einn -u ed eonfidel line) teChniqU'ir nf.-whli-li G yre toilay in ltritnin'< al>il|ty to f linl'i- been .aeVnrnl t-vnni| ltS ill through it* present rconomlo ci tier many 'in ii'-l't "i Tim 1*111. vvhl.'Ii nisi, w.i-dit a hot* StrCloy, lectarinrf* that Britain («li the Aitr irii.i Ymitli Urptimm- lit'« a rlelit in ipiriy to the «6tinii. would t.-|.n*'> the Agrnilan' nnllon fsiHin.iHHi.MHl Worl.l I’ank nf th eir r> ii.’.imnr .•*' m tin! f«r u loan alth mg i it hae not iiia iH n M u a i'it> r>«.u I .i-nde application, anl.l he does GIIUIAI.TA It, \i|g , “d (<V) Thr.-.. uf1tj!>,i ships, carivliur I t"-i .TrlV'1.. Ik • iilti 1:v aftrr th. v ri.fii" d f>>* wr-ha to dlvi<mh'rk In 1‘rancr. docked at Gibraltar tin ler muzrh I fnarhinegtin* todn>- to take oti ewsl nn-1 pruvUimi* I il«- Jew-, ImlV'-d in their rf f.ut* In enfe’r .Pair-tine . withallt iiiitiWrralh.n errtlfieates and re­ turned lo rrallce, 'were expected in remain .here al.nul two (lays before resAmiug tho Dip to'Hniu. K«plalnli%’ hU *'«'|i(liii!»m’* uv«r itiitaiii'a ‘future, ho -aid Iha Britidi an* “a alurlz iH-opl.t, . lh«y have got g>>. I I.UAinrzi anise, Tbrlr Inlcriial Tiudgot *s!iu*t"oit. is r.'H-d. and tliry are aware of their lirol.lriiii and on-ityriitit them MjCloy furtlujr lo ll ispurteta t. The* b a n k -Kilt pat borrow mure money thruugh txsuanco of •veuritiv* this year “unieu unforiTeen devetupni'nta UT ur." It now has aliout IMKt.tmO.OOO tn U. S. dollar- alone av.ul.il.le f-rf- lend­ ing, and this sum ii "nJvquhl* tor immediate purreetn.** 2. The l.auk does not expert to make gny‘further liaA* liefure lla anhual mcvling '.n la.aJoo ScpL 3. Argentina hat ntml-i no for:^n|.|iiiration fur DUMiliimhip in tluo.ank. 4. In extending a IHTS.OOO.OOO loan recently'to Iha N tlh*r'*tids, tin. U nk felt th) Gutcn trourba in Indonesia would i o \ ho ’'sorti a drain un the Dutch « .'tioiny tnat it would Interefere with th# integ­ rity of our loan." Communal Rioting Continues In India {Vlrs. Beal To Attend Registration Meeting NEW DELHI, Aug. 2d. f.;n— Communal rioting in lo ilo .v rod Mrs. Ixiurlne Beal, secretary of Amritsar wax reported to have subsldml * '* * '” to<!ay * *hutt eittwhoro In the Florida Slate A ssociation-of^ the-itrifctorn ru\lr.i th.> sltiia- Supervisors of • Registration, will tTon’ was still sori'-tV a ' Rlahs, attend the c6)lrtl meeting o f th* Hin.lua and Mpslima reatglngd via. association which will b* haU broiled In a bloody w ir of rcprls- this weekend in Ocala with head­ pis. *— quarters In the Marion Hotel. Ra iU rat ol rfhzuugU.aa--,tk»-p«>. Wev.it Ul riVtkia 'i te g le b vinre. newly divided between lh e< supervisor for Marlon.* county, Dominion* of India n-.d I'akmnn. who Is In charge of arrangements, was desertIwd aa nrc-ar’oiii ahd announced that Secretary of Btata little hope was h eld .tut foT Ini- R. A. Gray and a representative mcllata Improvement In tl.o *llua- of the Attorney General's Offlcd lion, despite rensw.'l appeals by Hindu and Moilom lt id r 'i for an Tho meeting wax called by th# cud to violence. Upthegrove, The Indla-Paklstan M nt drfinv# tin-ddent. DeWitt council, In session lierx, hPanl a r-glsirstlnn mmervl'or of Palm fir*thand*rcport on the lituation Reach countv- for the purnosa of yesterday from I’andlt Jr.wshsr- IcrU b tu re. The meeting will open Inl Nehru, Indian prim) mlpl'tor, dlsrn'xing rlcct^n s«d rc«rii*ra+by ti)*' 154T following hi* return from n visit lon lew* patfe-i st OiSO A. M. Saturday. M to East (Indian) Punjao. t � 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 25, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 25, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 25, 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/b1052ecf889c8d6063f4493bdee87abb.pdf 5adb1910b0847c1921a965c5c4d43783 PDF Text Text T H E :S A N F O R D ( H E R A I % ^fi^yptiAn Riot Ford Unionized eatiap** M H . . . ________ , . ■ ■ •a to war* scattered by police ibThair demanded 'kvacuatto/■ British troops . from Egypt £ blood/* "• ■ ,"T)owW*Vith America',! the traor!” Demonstrators shouted. Down jwhh Brasil; tb* -traitor! Egypt dilia* the aeedrlty counriU Rgypt'defies tha wbut* world. . They: tailed also foF advice on ‘traifonfs Egyptian* police." PnIck llr e 'a s officer* struggled to btfnjr tha wounded b y .|M k * fire tilt thrirn g , under conlrfcl. .Tb* Egyptians want a sacurl;y ruuncll ruling' on '.their dsWand foe withdrawal of ’ British trooba from Egypt tW^sti ond to ftrltub p*rtkipstion-;'trt Hhi ad­ ministration of th* -Sudan. BtaHJ proposed at Laka Success thta *rb*k that Britain ' and Egypt their deadiitsh over again oeked negotiations, and keep the »on < ll. informed., / That. * United States supported Brasil!* propo»11. th e Brasilian rceogimtndapo'n toda.**. brotherglared “all gin’s side” U.N. and faith* action before must now <r«stlss*a Siam P a n On*) veto, many unions had taken action similar to that of th»S Ford worker*. In New York CltyJ tha greater New York CIO Coun­ cil estimated that (IK percent .’ f the 10,000 employers hsvlng con­ tracts with 300 CIO locals there had signed onc-year contract ex­ tensions before the deadlineIn San Francisco* the Inter­ national Longshoremen’* a n d Warehouseman's Union (CIO), in a dispute over employer refus­ al to recognise unionisation -rf longshore walking bosses, warn­ ed »htpper*_ of the possibility eat.C oast maritime tieup and at the same tlm-t advised its locale of an Impending "lockou|"* sometime after today. The llx-w ctk dispute ha* - tied up sir Luckenharfi Steamship Com­ pany vessels. In what prohably was the last collective bargaining election un­ d o the old National Labor Re­ lations Board set-up, the IIAW ESISF**’ 1 FUMK1TY MAN FOR HOWARD HOOHK* WAITIMI AIRCRAFT COMPANY, Johnny Meyer (left) Is pictured wttl movie actor Dana Clark In a New York night club ai Senate process serves* continue to se*rch for hfm. A right, Howard Hughe*, millionaire plane builder, wave* to admirers a* ha boards hia private plana at.tts National Airport, Washington, for his return to California. Completely changed from the harried man wht *h# s *n ,t* War Investigating Subcommittee, Hughe*'-face fairly beams, (fntemeitonal 5oundpko*o] .(A t Lake Success, j-oyncil del m t e i of the United , States, Chin*,’ France, Bfigplm and Brasil b p ttttd rdiolution.) to b* |li)*A j»P FRIDAY, 'AU GU ST 22, 1947 F L O R ID A at the Glenn L. Martin Airplane Manufaeturing * * t plant at llasltimore. Rest Madden, regional NLRR director announced the vote, with none 'getting a ma­ jority. The executive board nf ’he American Communications Asso­ ciation CIO), claiming 36,(ICO member*, voted to refuse "to ■— “ ./A t Alexandria, a policeman was gtruek’ln the face vjf «/dks at a d*fn*hstr»tlon by more than (100 EdhtpUdns in tha nation’s summer ehpjUl. Twelve demonstrators W*g* si re lied. *, 'R epresentatives o f the Moilam brtlhcrhood said another demonnnktjbn occurred last night at F b rt. Said, - at tha Mediterranean M tf.o f th« Sues Canal. r , iv A cab]e wpa rtceWgA t*ika.momMg from fiem ter Mahmoud, Noktaihi Pasha, leader of the Egypt­ ian : delegation to the Security dMuell, ,aiking that there be no demonstration* In.E gypt because n _ th* possible effdtv-on Egypt’s e ia t. a government jnformant aald. Trum an To Complete Defense Setup Soon . - WASHINGTON, - Aug 12 *GP>— President Truman left . himtalf three more w eeks.to pick the ci­ vilian and m ilitary- leaders who wltl round out this-country’s new uni fled national d efen sea et-u p .■ The Chief Executive , told re­ porters In announcing his choices of W. Stuart Symington. John L,. Sullivan and Kenneth i C. Roy ail to run the Air Fore**, Navy and A nar, respectively, - that the full provisions of the unification law will b« put Into effect by midSeptember. Still to be filled are ' such other major posts . as cblefa ' of sta ff for the. Armjr anr Air Force*, dhlef of naval operations, director of a central* Intelligence agency and members, of three hoards, national resource*, munItons *n<1' reieich'developmrnt. tha Jostle* Department and Fedtral Trad* Commission to uncov­ er any prtve rigging. Tha c(i mmlttee will - hod hear­ ing up anl how to gat tham down, baginning next month in an affort to find out why <price* are go­ ing up and how, to gat tham diwn. A fish chowder i* always wel­ come. It can be mads from seat bass, whitaflah, cod or haddock.; It may be New Enaland style chowder with onions, potatoes and milk in it. or on* using tomatoes 1 ALLOWA fpR^YOUM.QI Sanford-Orlando Highway Bleak. - Chicken . Seafood Cocktail Loung* Open Sundays Closed Mondays YARDLEY VENETIAN B U N D S America's M ost Beantlful Alaminam — Cedar Polished 'Ala * Ask M e'For -Fre* Estimate P. W. STEVENS -- 617 ty . Robinson Phone 2-0729 Orlando ‘■RET0NGA IS GRAND” SAYS MRS. JERNIGAN 'Joint Committee'To Check Price Fixing WASHINGTON. Aug.. 21 UP)— Senator 8parkman :(D-Als) said today the Senate-house - commit-, tea to Invaitlgata rising cotta ought to check particularly "on this whole matter of posslbla price-fixing" by industry. The Alabama lawmaker end­ orsed s recommendation by John D. Clark, a member of President Truman’s Egonomic - Advisory Council, that tha -joint committee cotlaborato In a twin drive by W ARD'8 HOLIDAY INN I -Suffered From Nervous Indlge«Hon No M atter W hat .Or How L ittle She Ate, She Stales. E ala Anything Now And Feela,So Much B etter -Her \york la A Pleasure ,* Among • the latest well-known Florida men and womin to com* forward witH a grateful obbllc en­ dorsement of Retonga after trying this famous gastric tonic in their own cases, is Mrs. O. I- Jemlgan. well-known home owner of 012 fWeitt Alfred St., Tampa, Fla. f "I| seened to me that no matter, what l sj«. QT;how JlttleI suffered continually frqm nervous ind'iges,-, Hoa." becWrVs llr*.'Jernigam "M y ' appetite dwindled away tci khetw I seldom cared-whather meal time slept so poorly that I never lesmtd to get rested. My elimination n rt very liuggish, and it seamed tv me I haydly had the strength and pep a person of my age ehrnilf have. *'I tried *o many medicines that I was beginning to feel discour­ aged, but Rctonga gave me both' prompt and splendid relief. My appetite wap never bettor. ! sat anything I want, and I sleep soond. ly-and reatfully. I h avi regained my lost weight, and I feel to goo<L again that work la a plestursj Retonga la grand." ■Ratonga la Intended-to frtllevs distress due to insufficient flow .of^lgeatlv* jetew 'in ' C-V’fOtnsi*1 loss of appetite. Vitamin R<1 de­ ficiency and constipation/ Accept no substitute. Ratonga may bs o*. Uinad at TOUCHTON’R - - Adv. t f r s r F I e a Kejected senttnc* Impotad on the « outspoken leader of the altlon in pktlldaienl <Dul««for which th* Allied Control nlsslon haa ’ i specific rsBo|h th* Americans and the British- urged Cherepanov to in-* *ffufet th# -Bulgarian.1 government Yuspfnd tha sentence until thk’ commlssloii had* full oppor­ tunity t o . review the ease Replying tu th# Amatlran letI f i t npC.eontldsr l*. j«ra* ihie ;U»* Allied Gofrtfbt CnmniisI'-Wi interfere in ah)’ wav In Nikola Palkriv,.in. ihrtlilf la purely an Internal TW* PHOTO WAI MOWN PROM TOKYO to the UnJtdd Stale* by Capt William Odom on his raeorf-brt aolo flight arotind tha world. It show* Jap repatriate* from Russian-held areal of former Nipponese emu hailing Emperor Hlrohlto. H* returns the eh err* by waving his straw hat. (Informational Sounds Dipthcria Report H’aetlss** ran osal able by private physicians , and ■t th* Health Unit. It Is nrofersble, he said, that children I* brought tit the Unit on Tueslay end - Saturday' mornings of each Baton Pupils Should S tart At Early Agrc woman w ithia-pianist’s pijwtjful hands, which move in slntplo-expressive gesture* from , the -ped1 urn. ' "Lot* of conductor! tn*Vi By ADELAIDE Khit It . speeches to their musUians.dlvm1 AI* Newafeatuti'v Wilier Antonia Brlco, one uf tho wcild'a tb* beauty of tr music " srut;'*4ys, few women symphony conductors “M ythenryt* thartf.your potion and nne of Its pioneer* In tcnrhlng la clear, you don't have to make a • •. r 'i* symphony conducting to children, speech.” Mlsa Brico who was bprn.'^n bent over tha score uf Dnrthovcn’i Fifth Symnhouy, her amlter ryrs alight. She made a - few crisp final comments to tha pupil* who accomponled-lwr (romjthPlr hnidT >» n?nvpr New York enroute to i E„uI T ' . * 7 ° *h* W.IU C07d,urt •YfRPh°blc*. In aeveral cauntrirs, !Th*r* h j th* d Comthlsf •W.'IIVIM* HUP upon i'.Sflf th# r 9 P 4 fn rarl*wlng ,Ntko' i Pell O T l ekM ” ^ diagnosis all uneompile*ted’ mvnr „ .ii h i reply u er h*-i.|r-! to (he may lm trrnlcil Ip the home. The A iiatean Information Service, i s ’ to he Isolated '|A one c .UaJ. General W*lMr RnUrt- patient room and only one attendant‘In *ou, II. 8. onmbef of th-r Conifcussion, informed .W aihi'gion. , . PtcislOns of the Allied Control intrtt b* unanlmuli, and Russia’s Wfuaa ended the \ possibility of net of the family, lie slatol. lie w|th thi *n allied ravlaw of th* case. or she shall not. enter th# room Ruroncai ‘.V nf th* alck parson or child b o t | | or (a|j I* permitted to attend to ’it* „ |n. work or business. pple , We suggest, however, said Dr. graceful -ICesUa*** Oa»> Qulllman. that, wherever possible, ductora •d th* "rsvelutlonsry natur#’ ha stay elsewhere until tho child Their gi tk *-act:/H ies.) — is released by th* madlcal at- D°n Hodg* said rlngltadsTs in tendant. .. . anything DYppaganda plot h i8 'b**n ui Complicated cases, he asserted,’ • .e.on<*V for ban* time may be taken to the bnspltat „, , t hind disorders ' and placed in a private rooks or . * ion." charged the Isolation ward when this It deem- ^,uet ptaajen,) *d necesstry by the physician. C*I „ Only tha nurses and physlrisna ?„*!*?? may enter th# room or 'ward. 2 5 L * v V lir e hospital and nursca am familiar with the rules regarding precautions to prevent spread of 2 !{ HERE Bi * B3-<u V 1— ! TAKE UP A SPORT Kqrean Revolt RECREATION IS RE-CREATION always cofidrtft III IndonegfyAJfisue • Vw) its* would it through tunc)) consistJerk of the n & a (CsattM** Iims r«t< Dm ) the nation, h* declared. io Conf^pen i mare 'grsee -ithan from r (jtic*, Halted Stalfa’/and seven marlean nstlolta have profropoaala making no such m . batweSai ‘»t*fjpa*r!on utj f p within Ha outlined tha history of n rth o d i used In public healt) service to combate smallpox, dip tahtria, typhoid and other com munleable disease*. m they and f amicise th* E d u c to r, Th# chOdren'JMgin with 6 m ‘simple Haydn* aymphoiii.-* and prepress to th* bigger music oF M a u ri and Beethoven. This# they grow with the music and don't try to tackle too many complicated thing* at once, * "Conducting I* good for their musicianship. Also, It teachea them to taka criticism good naturedly before a crowd and It makes Intelligent listeners of tham. I am convinced that tha reason most people don't go to cocnorU is that they do not understand thu muale.” Brico, w«a now teaches piano and orchestra conducting in Den­ ver, will conduct symphonic*. in Danmark, Finland and Holland this fall. Sha i* n tall, vlgormsp- w ith M atched Cub Iqulpm entl Symphony conducting U th* love of har Ufa. but ahr^dmltfe that tha path of that love -U fat ffom smooth for % wotftn. * r :- 'J; ''Fra having a |'hsrd pufl.' -sh* •aid with'a smile. "Not beckus* of tha mualclans or the audiences, but because of-the hoards nf di­ rectors and mahagara. Sometime*, at first. I have been aware of tremendous realsUncs of Uts ntotlclrtlt In an orchestra, though I have gavar had any oblections from them or difficulty with'theta* But when they begin to phty, they don’t care If a conductor is * man or a woman as long at that con­ ductor knows hit or har builncsa." In 1034 Brlco founded the New York Woman’s Symphony Orrh*#Ira to move that women tan play anv Instrument wall. . £ • : • - L _ (hat's w^jtt tha newFarnull Cub bringi' to smill fsm* snd truck gsrdcrts. , j' With a full litMot mstchod, spcdslly-dcsignad la* [ piement*... with such feature* asthe Vmhwud Mmmt' by fraltf sad ALasSsrCsafftli, .“this FarmaJl Cubl*ftttl w*-~- ± L i i x rtgbt lot thou' crop sera .that x . — - — — - -a - - — - T here art four type* of power in the PvtnaU Cob: power to patsi, forward-mounted Implements or those attached to the d riw h ir( . to operate machines through the p w r u k + ffi ot halted op to P ot the Farmall Cob to work apd good-faya to tha slow, tim o d ir work yoi walked through before. The Cob’* riding comfort, ease ofj handling aad finger-tip controls n elly bring a "new day” to th* Wa try to assure a safe water supply In th# county, he said, *ntl reported that 400 sample* of water from walla had been ana lysed. Food supplies ar* safe­ guarded by Instruction and ie qulrsmente of handling In food serving places. In splta of Umit- SEMINOLE TRUCK & TRACTOR COMPANY PLAY MORE He outlined th* new tubercuiMlaj methods from which five NEWYO LIVE LONGER v Two of these patient* Hallsed and tha others g ehecktd, ha aUtetL. ( MIL MERCHANT s r x a iw i£ COMMUNITY WOULD n # IYE8 ar THE CHICAGO* hre. tSfi' i SPORTING GOO PRONE 1325 1 306 E . I l l S t. v- P h o tta 1 c-e �1 ♦ la U n it y T h e n 1* S tre n g th — THE W EATHER Tb Protect the Pm m of the World; To Promote the Proeraa* of America To Prod or* Prosperity for Sanford. Fair through Tuesday exc locut thundershowers likelyafternoon or early erm ine*. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER V O L U M E X X X V III ■w-Mjy iae in■ SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1947 E s ta b lis h e d 1908 i i .......................... — Reds Demand A-Bomb Count 4For U N Data U. S. Suggestion For More Representa­ tive - Government Rejected By Group ATHENS. Aug. 53. (/Pi—Th* QUITANDINHA Btaiil, Aug. l iberal I’arlv of Themletofclee Pan-American un­ StiphntilW, S6-ysar-old lormer ion's governing board was desig­ premier, refused tonight to Joinn new government under Conanated as "liaiion organism" of th: lanlin Tealdari*. Sophocles \*n* hemispheric defense syilem by a i/rlm . code.iiler of the party, an­ committee of. the Intcr-Amriican nounced the decision alter a twoonference today. jiniif party conference. "The governing board of the ATHENS. Aug. ,25 ,4’1—Coiy Pan-American union." said a res­ tantinr 1 taldsris laid he hoped to olution adopted unanimously by form a new G irek. government to* the comiqillee on voting proced­ V ures. "shall act as liaison organ-" ism in'* the Intci-fynerican system ta b in 'f ol Dem-trios Maximos., fie *h«t concerns tne treaty ot mu­ The etubasiy *pf .the U nitel v tual defense.” Stales, which is aiding Greece -Agreement* of the board exer­ with $300,000,000 in supplies, , cising such tuneiloo*, —ol art, ad­ took a h.inil in* th- dickering uver ministrative character caw -proced­ ure*. shall be adopted l>y an on* tiJiata n( the cabinet, enst* absolute majority of the members, hrrught em by a dispute over ths U was stated. tjj_ • ' " * ' Another treaty acctlen, approved 1 st ttueiiiilas. by. a vutg' uf~T< ttt ff. 1provtJKl that “the vote* or parties Involved A DITROIT f OllCIMAN ORAII A RICKlt Bt INI MANO as other strikers advance thu-atcninety dtirlr 5 a rl.ish . liv i ml’ar’sy .cdnv*y*d to Themirkias Hpphoulis, (tit-year-old In a situation or controversy be­ at the Highland Park branch of th# Ver Haven Garage, where 200 mechanic* were ataslng a itemon-tratlon. tween American states which form»r premi",r nnd tvader of the Two picket* were arrested, and several plat# glass window* were m a t tied, (fnternslfonfll Soundphnto) motivated consultations shall be t*pp:-vt! n S'jihoulis Liberals, Ita excepted." i- tri-rs fur thr participation cf l.iht-ral* tn lb - new .government. (The Pan-American unton.ia an I* at- • was suggested that So­ organisation of American count­ il- uhs mats- counter .propoial* ries designed primarily to de­ I , the !f, r by th«- Populist (R*:'velop closer Intellectual and com­ .ai-'M T-ahiaris to Sophoui-.s y«smercial relations. Its" headquar­ -i rdav '1 ‘'i-Jinl direction" of th* ter* are in Washington. Member r, - - t :::■!■ under which Sophouli* governments may either fend v -mid ahold- th ■ presidency of th* special appointees to the governni'.uisti-r- il council and Tsaldari* ing board H or designate their dip­ «v TH E A S S n r i \TFI» PRESS lomatic representatives in Washthe pi.m icrthip, A howine tropicil st.v-nj which Ington.) Sophoulta* reply to • th* Tsai-' Q t l e s Caused widespr-aii but generally Pope’s Emissary At* flan-! offer waa not made public, A five-nation aub-coinmitte'e on Captives Not minoc rro p e rtv dam age, at Gat »n official source quoted ■ term* of aggression continued tioned Closely Or vestoh, Tex., yesterday was play­ *' "tacketl By Crowd but hit . ns "lying that tf th* PopUa closed meeting "to conciliate ing itself out in h**-i'‘v rainfall different poline of view" under Searched By Re is tmlay as n broad wedge of cool W i e l d i n g Knives I - - iv i thv.r poiicits had fad•v1. thn l.itMwais and their poll* the chairmanship of Ricardo Al­ *tr pocked ea*t'*arit across tha cir, alone should govern. faro, Panama’*- foreign minister. 5ROUL. Kotor. Aug 25 i-T*' ROMF. Ni.g An ItaM a L s t s t r o - — ------------ — Tiw Arr.rrh’iui sTfiTiiiRyT viiw-s" -A- .big .kurcllw w st believed | h?ee AmrtTr'en odilieiT r>t*i' northfentr Wbistlipg along at fiS to 70 u n i«#Rcy dixMnh from cleared with Argentine agree­ e.l unluimed by the Rutaiatii, tl nifle- an hour, tho storm blew IcH.iv vstd .» itivL in (he ’ti'g.,«!t t R,fit(»iriayvd through t'.mstantin* wh« «ns foreign mintstev ment that ail American nation* 5 5 S H S = li . « might act to atop an attack I - days detention m in- . ■ in'o G»Ive*t»o find neighboring ren- -of • vene/is Giulis iijflktt-J 1"i lh<- S-‘i'l>->pli» gus-crr.ment prit*r T-x*— t‘i l r r a s 'e r d a r af***ewo<*r> gras’e intui:*. jeste-dsv on . Vsi bv ih# .bettons of March, TSJA any on* upon anothet.’ ’ c . W i i l S i i ', 'Out ferta* that Room homes Weft- il*i*oofe!t. house •. , . I An A: r -:in i-vp-rt on Cst«eK az-compshieH them and •' >e* —iiulows tdown in. and l e i ptrlste sent t.v [with tommy$un» 1 iib m chi. j ,, 4. „ , , rvlew that cnn«l»ntly,,bnl tK<t theyt «;eie n^t eon-nmu'eaf ion and powlr lines dren in the .irej, .«tid ii!!.-d I - i ' ph mhs‘ attitudr was based oh subjected to dole qu-'liomnx. rlpoed down. c.il prirst who trird tn defend -* belief i , tijari*' offer to share tin- |v;id,-, »‘op w .a, h "show Of At Gaiveston. ora man was him. Tfie tluee men. debtiled to in • ;il v .«. ' This adurdq said So•pret a telephone line patallelin.-t killed liv nle-tric ahoek from' a I lie agrncy, Ants, itid th- prri- pluiuifs mistakenly believed that, falling Itotvee bne nod the three a radio id linking Seoul with ntan crew of a aronll l“>at e a* -ilr, Migr. (.tiaenmn U lf l it , »• >t is holding out, he could obtoin '!*•■ nsaig'imept. -to f *rm a govRussian headquaiter* at Pyongv feared tost. t,ikrn to a Fiuiue liAtjjiggt stiff Tex«» f lly , where Itotl pe'oann* in« ftnm # ♦ Vtill f- lur# andi t* ! etunient. ■ing. wer» takm into Soviet cus­ JACKSONVILLE. A u g. 2.' rsald ai* i.'tl-.i-.! with King (Hpeclal)—Cfintlmied, steady, e v tody Any 12 at the village o' Were t illed tn a shin exptiMhm trimii* kllifr tvmmJs in th-* trgi ut ii.i mjiiute* and then slid, panainn of Fliwjda'a' livestock ir Yohyop-Ni. inttdr fl!» Russian zone alevit f.otr months a g o ,-anneared ol thr kbinrvt. Il Mid l?ir U*v 1 h.«i - *■, be able to form a I to have vjffarad no axteoslva diisfry w«* forecast tnd*v by and about 40 miles mu (Invest of H, broad a coaliMm* Hulritch 111— :I In ^ti.tril M-.r William ’ L. Wilton, Director of Seoul. I hey u eir ie|e.,,ri| ai the itan-age o b i» n •• p " i b l # and present tlln.tr 4 iul r n cut to «rtioutly Tinc o l ale mas* which ended Stale Markets, in discussing *c k‘tig H i- l‘»t iif cabinet mem* the pmtengeil and heet hr tiled almntl immetliAirit. tirities throughout the system same rpot Sundvv .alleinoon. 1 1.1 era by this t-cening." *. wave over th" northern mhllummy F. t’u^'ley, I'fc. I lie attack wit* wna at at i,-tiH*c,,> Lsiti*clie.-. lit1 Iviihttu . dwlmcd further de­ ofv. sales center* he heads, c 1 T in announcing the recent.appoint­ -lolin !> Hopfi- and I’fc, (ierald western 'bstes trad spread n« fn- bit pull Of the U l t I*u p-idi..-. i ;„lK , clou* to him ment of M. M. Adklsnn, a» mar- (leffen, told their storifs ta In- t n n l h e u l ns northern Mi--ourf I* known as dona, IL t-cv t i . d that all para g * r ‘ of the DeEuniakiHpring- lelllgetire offlrcrs tmlay and then and m'-thefn Okt"h(fttia and as premier 3|ai*liall lito 'i L icm . ti»" ip the Maximos’ cabinet #xfa r i i.'\<Hril e* C i^cap,, |nd*v fltat* Ltrratock Market. • Cattl- met news correspondent*. Aiwa said the Vatican sent M*s i-jtt th# S'winl Deinocrata, he.sdTlve three aald they walked and hog# hav* provided a m i "The M)M of ’ con* elr rp f, 1...I Ukjliar, n native of Trieste^ to th.. «jJ - by- - foi tuar - Litarlor Munster sla n tiat am ount of rsvamia t t into;, the Suviet jbim ina<K*rteiitty e-ttt. Jt- v-slnfatlv n-hleh t h im • a fte r - hdtflle injtiitfts la ft'iu* Ticoige Papsitilreou, would be repproducer* in the territory imm- through failure tn sci* n markei mitcl, nf th# par-rant t.,,tt l,>,t pIMrlited Magr. Allttrldo Svittin: t-re n te d ., nUliup of Triesfe and I opmlivlli^ . dialely adjacent to DeEnnlaV at lira* ;tsth paroltel, dividing Htia -rt'-.rl, -Konk thcri Springs fo r'm a n y year*. IMractor betwrCii the > f \ r i c a i i anti Nr- r'l.flttl*1. , „ ,r l l - r v t b 1 w 'f| [,J | from conducting riuifinilntioiii Ilivliop Hantlii 'iv a * tti-.itr! j Wilson nnterl, and he express. ‘ :vi#l (M>cwp<kijfi ueas. They s a il »•'<ita fo'i t*te to do nitrro th-n «t“P tr e e fleer a ee r a n r ,.ii i roqghty ut CapMlutrlt two m n'Ii, feeling that facilities prov bv «i**.rkr,l|rtX .• *S_ tmt n . atied irriiiu* .injury. | of tha State Market should , Temn-rntnve* in the r-e t-n 11'«■11*1nilui( on I*r4$;» I nut conslderahle assistance t<r the f : f ! “ b'rh i-—d -'Imbed to the hirL on, litre development of the livest>n-k l J P f l ( |J l n U S l ’l I' OT d*i|v tpr ,lm n ,l A a-A-k prohvt.lv Industry in that section, . i| » „ ' . It wnpt I c<\ " o ^ lg lie r th * n *'i" Sit, Florida state Livestock Mar [ l a n q u c M R c s c r v . a l i o for n s *b"-n-vf two n - ntpra |t*r* at E. li. Smith Arrested ket* hav* continued **!>♦ through.} ■— -^v— th - Chicago W -nther Btiremi On Lottery Charge LONDON,.Aug, 23—uPl—Prim# • out th* uummer a t - a /lumber o ! A request that re*er>atirii* be e ‘ l Mini*ter Attlee and hi* cabinet point*, and aoma «>f Ibeta seer*) mad# ae soon p* pusslbl- fur the f - V p i n r r , - t h . fnrav*<t»r i am# trnck to London tmlay for E. It. Smith of Hatiford waa ntreferred to by Director WiIs rui.i J r *!,*£ J ,*r'J u‘ '*hirh ssill be *al‘T the -no) fro-rt *e)tl avTandad re«tei| Friday by Hlieriff I'eiry thidr "#cond special meeting in : in bi< •i.ism sn i > . j , v -i h. i H®l(l at 7:00 ocfock Mnniiav evenin his statement to lay. Ih Quh jnj( Bt t jl# Mayfair Inn, was today 'nt i, amithern IlHnnte and Ind. M#ro on a capia* I«#»e l uti an m- eight day* ,ln tea»*ei» the British foimnlion filed, by V|urrav Ovyr- d’dlar po«ttlon tn flaw of suspend, ., cy State Livestock Market. L made by Chamber of Commerce tan*. »trc-t. state attorney « t th ' i'tb e*l sterling convertibility. Its weekly tala handled 120 cat Manager Edward Higgin.i. No i* . Sir AVilfred Eady, head of a imllcial district, charging Smith Itritlsh It* and 4IA <hogt, .'or a ca*n survetlon* ra n bo nm ilr n ftc r f;i)H Prinripals Asked To fluBmlal delegation to with nramuting, cbmluctlng and Wnildngtmi, grand total of $ t5.820.37. The o|clock Friday aflei-ioon, he warn­ reached a London operating a lottery -coplimmly ed. Meet With Lawton Jay State Liveetork Markei, also In iorl during th- afternoon, but known ns Cuba nr llnlltn. II,' wn* air; Senator Spevisr I lldllanil will northwest Florida, reported tales diil not plan tft reiw rl to th# gov* r«de«*ed after putting up f 2,300 make the principal ad lie n at th* totaling I!1..370. the nne-day auc­ eminent today. A»ked If th# W**n. Principal* of all Seminole Coup tiond. ington talk* woiild assist Great tion handling 120 cattto and 224 banquet. Col. Willis leale. United Iv 'schools are requested tu meet The Information contnlns five State* district engineer, will (peak Tuesday morning at 10-ihi oVbvk ♦enarate nn-l >111111x1 cqpnta and Rritain in her economic crisia, ha hogs. Arcadia State Ltveatoci regarding the . 9 \ John* River with Hupt. T- 55’. LaWtdn at hi* allege* that E. B. Hnilflt conducted -nil T Market In It* one-day auction »M I "It looks from this end M 417 cattle and 62 hogs, for $'.7. rhannet imf>rovem>'nt*. Scrrotaiyl, infffcn, tlie lolterv between Ain. 7 ' and though ih# Americans hav# helped . •<t State R. A. O r*/ I* expected to Mrs. J. Turnbull, who tndav’nn- July 180.64, leading the Rtate-ppera' 25, ItriT. The ca.iJ. may come t>* nresent. Prin* will ( hi aw ard-. nounced that the will open her prl* up for trial at tho r’ dl taim of us to do what we asked them to ed livestock tales renters for the do to steady the whole situation!." week. This Arcadia sale also fob cd to the outtxi*i.l and hois# rac. || vale kindergarten at the South Circuit Court tn Novamtier. ing winner*. Th- Liberal New* Chronicle and Hid# Primary School for the 20th lowed clot* on the heel* of that The main evonts of L nW Day tft>* on Sept. 15, fa il also that the Conservative Daily Mail pra^ m arkal't outstaflfltng B r a h m a Sale, Aug, 15, at which gross w|’J be the dedlcattnii of tho lour- retU tration will take place on A d m i r a l S a i d H e i i i i u l dieted an early special session Of Information Booth hy the Jay R«Vt- 4, - the same day regular parliament, which i* adjourned sale* ran to $24,610, for 14 males iet pi pt un rr il iI il un pn lmm tr F iunt ni i ". .n,iI 20 FoUUml writer* said and 74 ,female* of this breed. ceea, at.liOO P. M, omlmarH rar­ echool pupil* register. i . . Os*at 1:30 P. M. end harv* rac­ Attlee would order vi. hla ministers A former klnaergatte-t pupil of The males sold at price* rang­ ing ing and tournament riding at Melto rush completion of plant whlth Mrs. Turnbull I* 511** Jean Har­ ing from 270 to $2,200 each a id ionvtlla Park at 2:00 P. M. TOKYO. Aug. 25—OP)—Three the Isbor government hoped would per, graduate of Rtetpo'i junlvrrthe female* from $3RQ to $1,230 ally. who will aailat in the kinder- Japan#*# wllnr*s#s today n*ni#d solve the national economic p lig h t.each. th# tale Admiral Uoroku Yam-A garten work. Ray W. Ogden Dies amqto a* the originator of the vSiklis-Moslems Stag« to attack Pearl Harbor. . At Vetcrnna Hospital Klnbnrga considered planFormer Chinese CIaBh"WIth C tpt. Talsnkirhi Miyn. Reprisal Killings chtrg* of air operation* Tor the Outer Mongolians Ray W. Ogd*n, who for a num- [On New York Frelghl In navy general staff, told th* Inter­ NEW DELHI. Aug. 25— her of year# we* connected with national Tribunal trying 25 Ja p ­ NEW YORK Aug. 25 W>»- The anese wartime trader* that Yam- Report* from th* Punjab indicated -NANKING, Aug,- 25 OP)-* A1- •he Atlantic Coa»t Line office and moat dally clashes hetwen Chi- formally lived M bib Magnolia ftffiice of Defence Trensportatlon amclrn._then commander of the today that Sikh attack* up H « i IflTtJFrVmi Ou?*? 5T»ttfflir»n Avenue*— dted -at—4be—-Veteeen* seitTIT may embargo" r i l l ' freTghf combined fleet, threatened to r#- M-stems t r apped—nn-the~ In side of th* divided province at I^ke City on Aug. 14 hound for th# New York water­ cavalrymen in th* Peltaihen area Hoap|fpl an illness of aeveral months. front area where a strike was call­ sign unless hi# plan wa* adopted. touched off a new wev# of of China'* remote Slnklang pro­ •ftor Yamamoto wa* shot down In ■ » prtaal killlog* by enraged Moslem# was in Alexandra, Ky^ ed lest Thursday by dissident vince war* reported today by Chi­ Internment plant over Bougginville liland. „„ , h. P„kr«tan aid. of the frofllhit former home. nee* source*. of the Internat­ H e I* eurvlved by the widow .member* ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ K i t i H i i l l liar. | KING 18 BETTER A correspondent far th# news- W E Clara Ogden of JackannyHlo; ional Longthoremen'a Aaaoclatfon Press dispatches said th a t *paper Haln Min Pao radioed from fine titte r and three brother* In (AFL). * rouaeil Moatem hands were roam­ WASHINGTOn T A u g , 25 WY— ing the muntry*hl# slaying Stkhg The federalagency announced Tlhwa, espial of the vast north­ Kentucky. reported today the and Hindus and eystematlcnlly lett night th at Ha action probably Th* Navy west province, th a t, about 60 would depend on the outcome of -condition of Fleet Admiral Er- looting and burning their homen Mongolian cavalrymen pentrated I. O. O. P. MEET a membership meeting called to­ neat J. King ha* Improved and to revenge the hundreds of HoaChinee# position* round Peitashan Friday night, but were repuiahed I.O.O.F. Lodge *RL meet to­ day by the atriking doekwork«rt. thgt "he la up end about tn hia lems who reportedly have me$ a t dawn. Other.aourcce said aueh night e t 8:00 o’tlAck, in regular An embargo would be to prenranf room" a t Betheeda Naval Hos­ death a t th* hands of th* Sikhv in recent days. __ pital. clsbea were freqquenL congestion of freight car*. ‘ *■* 25 bPi-—The ’ TWO (MACIAtIO INDONESIAN WOMIN, their bon*« showing dearly through their starved bodies, tit tjy tha tide of a busy street tn Batavia, Java, patiently waiting for death to end their suffering end misery. The real victim* In the current Indonesian-Dutch conflict, starvation and privation era their only lo t ( International Exclude*) Merchants Urge Rotarians Enjoy Action On Cross Vocational Talks State Highway A t Lunch Meeting Association Votes To Farm Loans And Oil L e a s e s Discussed Aid In Speeding Up By Toy And Bolltr Decision On Route Th* Sanford Merchant* Assoc­ Vocational talk* by Rotary iation Friday evening voted to members were presented at the offer it* assistance to City and County official* to find aonif w*y regular weekly luncheon of tb* to speed up decision aiiirm tlo n Rotary Club today on * program by th# State Road Department which was under the direction 'ol In determine an east-west rmito R rfcr Cornell. Letmitd Toy. whose through’Sanford on Route 46. The aupper meeting *T tha Aesoelation classification i> "farm loans' *pok* was held at the Mayfair Inn with on the Central Florid* Production — --------. 5T & -Credit Association, and Donald " trfiw fd tftg, secretory. N K T n .ll. oil ]M |t brok„ . dtsguseid Bolls, Sralth presided. Chamber of Commerce Manager the buiinctt of oil leases. State Road-Department which ha* Thr Central Florida Produc­ Edward lllggin* pointed out »th# need of promptness in aiding tb* tion Credit Association Was rrEj5 , ~ , full authority to plan and schedule ganited in 1933. Mr. Toy. who Plans for a second Southeast- th* Road 46 route, In making a' is sccrctaiy and treasurer of the S i Glider Conteet to be held In decision a* wheether to use tits government financed agency, *tsl­ nfoH Jan. 15-18 were discussed lakefront route or the TwentyX over tha weekend by William C. fifth Street route. Too much con­ ed. It is designed to make short L atarut, stats director of aviation, troversy will further delay the term loart* to farmers, citrus and 'lo c a l officials. The local road building, he said. He de­ growers, dairymen, ranchers, .tree m att would be the last In a trio clarer! that the flrtt cross state Keeper* and ferneries. The loan* of proposed air activities which road 1through Hanford had been include the Flying Alligator proposed in 1015 and that the issue are usually from .5 months 10 the All Amtrlcan Air Maneuver* had been kicked around ever since. 3 years duration. ' II. B. 1’ope, chairman of the party at Melbourna on Jan. 7 W l During the past five years, be the All American Air Maneuver* Hoard of County Commissioners stated, more than one million dol­ tald that hU group was working lar* has been lent by tb# agen­ at Miami on Jen. 0-11. The thre* s ir ’ attractions are with the S la te . Road Department cy. Last year th# total re*eh*J being planned in rapid sequence to select o suitable route through $1,370,000. ranging In amount in order to attract a large number Sanford for Road 40, but alto from $175 to $100,000 and beat­ «vef pilot* to Florida, _ Lasdrus warned that If there le loo much ing in tsrsit a t 4 H peresnt. Thers stated. Planes flying north from runtroversy, neither route com- are 5 employees and one part tir 1* . toe Miami a vents would be routed templaterl will be selected. Randall employe* who service loan* ill through Sanford and L a tu ru s Chase advocated the Twenty-fifth Orange, Volusia, Lake, -Osceola estimated that thare would be Street route a t most practical. and Seminole counties. • Jack Ratlgan outlined the City's a t least 300 plants a day making Mr. Rolls stated that an nil flnancal and tax situation and lease broker is similar to a real this stop. Those taking part In the dis­ pointed out the .reason* for In­ (stats broker In that he make* cussion of the meet and the other creased assessment* 'and taxes. te**e» between landuwnsta mid activities which will be held In He deplored lack of interest of Il'iallaa iS t a t« ,| connection with the soaring event* ctllzeiu in City Commission meet­ Included Edward Higgins, m sniger ing*,.and declared'th*t during the h •o f'th a Semlnol* County Chamber time the issue of parking meters * o f Commerce, J. Bralley Odham, ires brought up only twer citizen* president of tha Jayceas, George attended the meetings. At the Touhy, general manager of last average city election only 200 to ■jraar'e meeting, Stophen and Vir­ '.MX) voters turn out, he said. Following thin • talk, Frank ginia Bennie and Mr. *Lasarus. 8hamea suggested that the Assoc­ iation form a committee to aid the City Cornmiseion In eolving Its Continued Fighting financial Roland L. Dann. 55-year-jM re­ difficulties. This suggestsident of Chuluoti. died suddenly •Reported From Java ion w st favorably recleved. Thre merchants approved Joel, r.yesterday afternoon while visiting • ' .1. Field’s fuggestion that th* Atsoc-T iq Welridale. By STANLEY BWINTON A former reeident of ’ 8#r(nrd BATAVIA, Java, Aug. 25-VD iatlon co-operate with other civic 4 The Dutch and Indonesian* re­ groups in backing the movement Mr. Dsnn was a member of the ported continuing fighting in Java. to secure an American Legion de­ Hanford Baptist Church and' 'he Sumatra and Madoera today, partment headquarters building Oviedo Masonic Ludgc. Survivor* Include th* widow, though a t midnight tonight three nere. They also approved a propoeweek* will have passed since a *1 from John Ivey that Campbell- Mrs. Roland Dann; on* daughter, mutual cease-fire order want Into Loselng Poet 53 and the Simla Mre. Charles R. Wobb. McCIraieffect by requeit of th* United Department headnuarters be added boro. III.: on* aon, Elmer C. Dann. in entertaining Legion delegate* D a L a n d ,* two rranddaughten. Nations Security Council. A Netherlands army commun­ her* during the state membership Judy Elayn* Webb of Medea*boro. lU. and Batty Ruth Dann of ique today said 32 clash** with roundup on Nov, 7. DsLand; on* grandson. Dixie Ro­ Republican* had token place yesland Dann of -DaLand; on* itep nrrdiy on the throe Islands. It said daughter, Mrs. J. P. Holtirlaw, tlja tth # Dutch launched “etrong C. M. Hamilton Dies flenford; on* etep aon, Jame* 8. # soldier and guerrilla band*, conitAt Enterprise Home Kay, Charleston, H. C.; on* step clearing action” tn all sectors and granddaughter, Kay Holtirlaw. th a t tn* Indonesians, In roving Charlrs Mallory Hamilton 76, Hanford; nls mother, Hr*. PrittlltttUtly a tty attacked Dutch position* and patrols. Nine r” Nibs H Unit*ruler*. were re- died Friday a t h it home In Enter­ la Jana Dann. Orlando; four sla­ ported killed. 23 and one prise after a brief Illness. Funsral ter*. Mrs. William Jacobs, Chulu­ sereicet were held a t 3:30 o'clock ota: Mr*. Carri# Higgins, Wash­ lilting. ,\J B i A Republican army communl Sunday afternoon at th* Enter­ ington. D. C.J Mrs. Cor* Pritch­ ' qu# yesterday said the itch Dutch ........................hat had prise Methodist Church with the ard. Miami; and Mrs. Mattl* Dun­ token etrategle airfield Rev. R. T. Caldwell officiating. can. Orlando. t L « rrk fiJ?ri!l J n t mvdtlCi d&AUhft-dlUICii For Glider Meet . To be Held Here U D&nni Chuluota Resident* Died Sunday P. M. wra. N O . 202 Liberal Party Will Not Join Greek Cabinet A Detroit Picket In The Hands Of Tlte Law Hurdle Is Cleared By Argentine A g r e e ­ ment To Plan For Western Protection It for Tengkil airfield, four mllee m the captured base. I t report..............had .......................... the infantry tank and air support In the Boegia operation. 1 ----------------------------D r* ASK TRUMAN i FRANKFURT. G arain y , Aug. 35—W —Twenty thousand Es­ tonian displaced person* In Ger­ many and Austria have petitioned > , Free Went Truman to .b r resettled A A fa) the United State*, it was learn­ ed today. Associated Pmu Looted Wiro i i ■■ Pan-Am Board Duties Named W aiting For Death In. Indonesia Gromyko Says Failure To List Stockpiles Would Make Fig­ u r e s “Unrealistic" LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 25 OP) — Ruitia demanded today that anv United Nation* proposal* to to', leet official data on Hoop* and arm* from the 55 member gov­ ernment* mud include figure* 1 on atomic bomb Itockpile*.. Soviet delegate Andrei A. Gro­ myko *aid it would be "unreatistie” to gather military figure* -gvrithout lilting the number of ' atomic bomb* held by jmy coun„ *nrGromyko took hU .aland »» - th ;n i.> iitlo .( 0orthd*atdn cm fonventional armament*, now limited in It* discussion* on arm* redurtinn to weapon* outatil* the mat* destruction category, fail­ ed to agree on a suggestion for collecting information. ' The United State*, Britain amt m Franea also opposed proposal* -^ .g e t-rtb e - f i g u r e e lmt their ohjeev tlona were on the ground* that the move* were premature. • The original data proposal. of­ fered by Australia and Syria and supported ’only by Btlgium, fin­ ally w*i dropped without vote but' Australia and China then luhmitted new plan* along, the tame lines. These ‘will lx- taken up In detail next Thursday. Today’* developments left the |0 UN with virtually no accomplish­ ment* after ndarly a year of fiddling with Soviet Foreign Min­ ister Y, M. Molotov’* propoial* for global arm* clashing lr\ the General Assembly last Ortohe* The issue ha* been passed back in d forth between the paietn Security Cornell and tha cemmlsaton and Ita committee* since Ue assembly followed up Molotov’* on by adoptinr a . broad lact DecemtfV * J ; ^ M rT lsm llto n was bom June £3, 1872, In MeBran, Ga. and lived for 26 year* in Enterprise, He if a retired well driller. He Is A rrived by the widow, Mrs. Daley Hamilton; two tone. I. E. Hamilton of Pabotw* .and R. E. Hamilton of Lake Monroe; one daughter. Mrs. A. T. Kutsrll of Wrens, Ca. two brothers, A. C. and Edward Hamilton of MeBean, Ga. erven rrendehlldren and do* great grandchild. tha Erickson Funsral Home Wednesday at 8:00 P. M. with th* Rev. W. P„ Brooks, Jr. officiating. Th# Maaon* will hav# eharga of th* gr*v**ida service*. DEADLINE CHANGED Tha deadlift* for filling ap­ plication* for terminal leave pay by Veteran* of World W ar II haa been extended to Sept. I, 1M8, according to ad vie* received to­ day by Lloyd F. Boyla. 3 U. S. Soldiers Relate Stort' 01 Soviet Detention • UJ l • K Texas Storm Dies Yugoslavs Injure As Cold Air Mass' i V atican P relate, Kill Local r r ie s t Steady Growth 01 Livestock Industry Forecast In State British Cabinet Hold Extra M eet. In Economy Crisis m ta a li as® rr ‘ ---------- ... ■ 4A r— JV : ’ . . - '. j • i -' . - s i . j■ �• • •• t MONDAY.'1 AUGUST 25, 1947 T H E SA N FO RD HERALD, SA K FO RD . THE SANFORD HERALD. HANFORD, FLOjlDA ‘ MONDAY, AUGUSTUS,- lf47r Australian Immigrants Tlie Sanfo * a^uwii.k.a i« faaa F«kUak*d a-iii. »■ »- Soldiers Story MONDAY. AUG. 23. 1947 A uatrulfit hn s Intel n cIuiiikc o f h e a r t. A f te r doing h e r b est fu r y earn to keep im m ig ra n ts o u t, sh e now w a n ts them . It is an nouncetl th a t th u In te rn a tio n a ) R efu g ee O rg an izatio n will sen d .12,000 disploged n u r s o n r iter y e a rwfro m G erm any to A u s tra lia a s long us tn e su p p ly o f w illing e m ig ra n ts holds o u t. Im m ig ra tio n fro m G re a t R ritia n w ill not only b e welcom e b u t will Ire su b sid ized . * T h e w a r h a s m u s e d th is ch an g e. F o r a long tim e th e A u s tra lia n s believed th a t e v e ry n ew co m er took a jo b aw ay fro m a n a tiv e citiz e n , o r a t le a st th r e a te n e d h is r a te of p ay . N o w -th e y begin to see th a t th e w o rk o f g r e a te r num b e rs in c re a se s th e prosperity o f all. T h e y a lso see th a t th e ir sm all n u m b e rs -b ro u g h t th e m n e a r to co n q u est by Ja p a n . T h e o u tsid e h e l p ' t h a t sa v e d thuav m ig h t n o t alw ay s be av ailab le. N u m b e rin g o n ly 7.000,000 in a n a re a n o t f a r below th a t o f th e U n ite d S ta te s , th e y a d m it t h a t t h e / s h o u l d h av e a t le a s t 20,000.000 peopte. . . T h e A u s tra lia n c o n trib u tio n to th e d isp laced problem is less th a n a d ro p in th e b u c k e t. T h e w orld will, how ever, w elcom e a m o re lib e ra l im m ig ra tio n policy b y a co u n try w ith th e re so u rc e s o f A u s tra lia . . T h e re is a lso a v a lu ab le in ta n g ib le b y p ro d u c t. New loyal­ tie s a r e found to -d e v e lo p to th e new la n d u n d e r su ch c ir­ cu m sta n c e s, in c re a s in g th e m u tu a l u n d e rs ta n d in g betw een old a n d new* citiz e n s. T h e d e sc e n d a n ts o f G e rm a n s who cam e h e re in th e 18J0’a a r e u m o n g th e b est A m e ric a n a we h a v e ; so a r e th e d e c e m ra n ts o f R u ssia n s w h o cam e h e re to get o d t -from u n d e r th e C z a rls t g o v e rn m e n t o f th e n in e te e n th c e n tu ry . T ro u b led |>eople se e k in g fre e d o m a n d o p p o rtu n ity a p p re c ia te th e n a tio n w h ich give* th e m b o th , a s we have dune a n d as A u s tra lia now proposes to do. T h e h o a ti, also , com e to a p p re c ia te th e good q u a litie s o f th o s e to whom th e y h av e o ffe re d a hom e. P e o p le o f d iv e rse n a tio n a litie s grow up to g e th e r a n d h elp to m a k e one w orld o f m a n y . • BIBLE VEK8E FOR TODAY WJiut About Libraries? *■* • . 1 ur-a. ri.iN k iim I I I M aaaalla A i m . k . r IT, 1*1*. >1 iMMSwt a iH aftr*. KU i U b. S B irr l i t -fiB iiH ml M arch, a,.-!**?, h iil u s u L. m : * » e i i n i * •**' * uoatuois ,iitA X .' j v.'SJUSSCHfl'TIO.V Cerpsii wrf*r C'.'Yt srialaWeaU ler ,*•> ta * Seed*. wlU U cka h f l l t i a*in< l«W « ./*«*' ilaU lat* In «k« la ia rH rs a a lry n llk k t a S o i r - nreanker ml Ike tklffk Is eatlilrS a te ■( resekliretlWews e rta tid aS eetll a t aU w av Rotary Meet Are calling to me down th* road oil compapita for oil right* -f.. of my dream*.. . daring that it costa about $10 .'HERBERT--GREENLEE. Tampa Trlbui th at no oil company is going to Li lug in an oil well and then cap it I*, cheaper to itift'J the uil underground. In aeaich cost fo r i geopliyslcel ciew ru n t if neicsMtiY 'lo^TTricc' | j luppoit Gditilh Ihe may T he-people ill the ull butiurss fair and p square. . ; are generally _ ^ . he '.atati-d, and llie litokcia grit Uaitctl .Slates undettakes to dr ftBlf the borders of Greece with leaser.. Many lawyer* do not know the American soldiers, the Russians said, and therefoie th* oil brok lo * r hat U> h e able to do tliia. conquer the country. Perhaps they President Gordon Hrisson anwill. But if they did not. nothing meeting ol Ihe club next Mondxy shot! ol a war^ fould -ipsult be­ nounced that there would be uo tween the wetid's two moil pow- and tjiat a picnic will be livid on Wcdlirsday at Blue Spring*. fr/ul.nations. And such a conflict Visitor* included Edward Rush is' not very pleasant to content- ol Jacksonville ami Dr. Charlva L. Pei soils of Sanfoid. will give up. ,th 9M fRcmpU Prelate Injured The great powerful rich Ford Mator Company joins the proces* tre a tla M il r t i.« !*■«> On* I lion of other automobile minuiaC- Ha Informed the Vatican in June, turns who hav* railed prices Uf4fl, that “Slav Communists1 were since John L Lewis completed preventing hta ministry In the his pew contract, with the Inert When Migr. Ukmar reached !# pilch* Sunday, Ana* aaid, part of a crowd advanced upon'him with canl pay increases, lb* new au­ knives bared. Th* p ried , moving defend him, was slashed and tomobile prices will work no pat- to hi* .body tossed aside, and vhe p r t’ticulai I r iid iL q y .v ^ (pr .milJioni ate- was anaiiltotk .* g- on pre-war 'or net; .“We could have run nut wh'*n we s»\»* two Russian soldiers and on* officer approaching us,” avid 19-ycar-uld liopfc, “hut ws didn t know thea whether we were north of the holder or the south." Geffen, who is IS. said tile -of fleer put hlu) on the telephone at Yo>oii-Ni and that a voice asked him in English how they hspp-'i.ed to rrots the h'irder. ■ Geffen explained that they hod failed to tci the n u tte r. ’Tin* viiler, he said, irm atked, "aorry th is happened," and assured hjn an American officer would conic /o r 'them that evening. Meanwhile, a Kniean ,entered the outpost with a |30 camei • which Pugslry, ll», had iliyiqM.I betide the railroad when the Busai*ns approached. Hopfe aaid are in position to m tke such a judgment when history itself and the content of Protestantism ttiis md diversity nf Concept - 6f the teligious life, of •ho mission of th« church, nf th* priestly mission, of th# re­ lation between the church and qusiter* -barsaokaT—ho-Mdal—t lewii given what they assume.! •"awfully grassy rlmnt-a of noUto ha the regular S'JVlet .d ie ttoes with the skill Slill on, tuts of meat, tols of rico " "All liist g te ise gave us stoni achaches," llopte c o ni in a n t e d "A m ?!lean G. I. chow—how I love (>effrn said a Soviet officii loaned them a cheim *lmard ami guaidt taught. I lulu to play. Tlugui.tds, he sddid, admired Jic The 11io said Soviet soldien weie poorly diH^i.l with onpone uniform each, hut that they ap|HBicd in exc*H*at phyaicaj condition. Before they wjre released, the Soviet* ,tet.tri ed . two ri nfiaci.tr i caiL-lnea .and tha catnera, With tw *rull of .film. A met kail luuroaata. for Uva. Ii r p ^ jja k ie g .h ii bed. now many men have I on the highway to anwhle cook. If .Mrs. Edt ook fM luhilq - to . bar inventions, least the r- — - —»-J——TV at •» E 1 a .B £ & O F T A N .A i S IO N 1 , tur* l>. thlnl ‘itta i.h i W.imrn'i OF M /D D C r A O C ■ t r l - A t y g W I ,i R t n m v s LYDIA E. PIKKHAK'S NEW YORK Bilbo Successor To Re Elected In Fob $51.35 CHICAGO JACKSON. M ist, A ji ■ j y m - r , -------- ... Jllbo's east in the Senate will remain vacant until the Reneral election of N ar. 4 unless Congress goes into special Your Favorite Beverage 'la rnnn*r«|na Airline •All Karee |>|ii, Xa« PHONE 1325 112 W. F irst S t m t would aerva until th* election, said 1 vejtarday such an appointment NOTICE Pres# Oftirer LincrJn Whit* aaid tile deiiurimont had received only pteiimlnary ropr-:# of the :h u l" r«XuiUMkich-OualMl py. Ja s« INNERSPRING M A T T R E S S BOX SPRINGS T o h a n d le n a tio n a lly kn o w n p a in t lift*. ____ h o u <y_woqd_ bed s ___ Only fin a n c ia lly re.spom.lbl* n»«d apply*, Manufartured To Your presidency. It. Hodge, ,U. S. commander in ■out hern Korea. The Russians ;* tilled each time, that an Investiga­ tion was under way with thu Russian commandant of north F o­ res, Lieut. General C. P. Korot­ kov. in charge. Detention of the men* we* not announced until eight days had elapsed. . Ametiran headquarter* lore said then that th* Ruseiatis one* had reported the trio wotdd lie teleased, but that they later I explained th* throe were being held for further investigation. WANTED RELIABLE ^•CONCERN OR PARTY Protect Your Health By Bleephtg Itetler.^ Indlvidusl Order Ily W gr doted toe ana ncciij With the excitement of all "TWENTY-ONES. And on the inoit artful of ahoe ityles — the D’Onsyl ECHOLS Mottreas Renovating A Rebuilding A Specialty Call Us Today — Sleep 'Belter Tonight WHISKEY - WINE ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY Sanford • • Orlando Celery A Sanford- Phone 1 « 2 Sanford, Fla. N IC K ’S PACKAGE STORJf 4 1 0 S a n f o r d A v tn u a YALE TIRES Utensils and Appliances W h e e l B a la n c in g PRESTO P R E S S U R E C O O K ER C .«« ,C. W e l s h Regular and Heavy Duty WELSH TIRE SHOP SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP P H O N E 37 COURT HOUSE CORNER NOTICE ' Complete Stock Copper Bottom NEW OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE LAW REVERE WARE A U TO M A TIC S ta te a n d C o u n ty O ccupation*! L icen ce L aw a m e n d e d B y th e 1947 Seaaldn .• <-r-* v« .m r>1 th e L e g isla tu re , STERS tou* libcity deviated their tasti C H A P T E R 24112 A ct* of 1947 amendg, 8«etion 205.11, Florida StatuU a 1941 a n d provide* fo r a penalty fo r delinquent** in paym ent of at*t« artd county o ccu p atio n al licemea. U nder th A Act If any llcenM ta x provided OTHERS by thia o r any o th e r law of th e sta te of-Florida, to be paid to the Tax WAFFLE Collector, shall remain unflaid a fte r ita<dae date for s period of ninety (90) day?, the tax shall be deemed delinquent and there eh*U be added TO LIVE LONGER thereto, a n d become a p a rt of th e tax,** penalty of 10% of tha original W. V. Bitting Touchton Drug Co. im ount of the license tax. F u rth e r, th* Tax Collector shall Issue a w arrant, in the same m anner provided by law, ejralnst th e person or persons llabli S A N D W IC H for the paym ent of the llcenae ta x end .penalty. GRILL AU those required under the Lew to hove i n occupational license to be obtained through this office are urgedbio,'obtain tam e immediately when Two Year Guaranteed ELECTRIC IRONS mgh symptom* unnoticed by • Qlva him th* opportunity visiting him at ragular In-. l Vllet of The Netherlands blasted two American recordt in winning th* 100-m eter and 200 -m eter breaststroke. tnony did not meet . “th* II.at condition of seriousness and au thority (rvqulailv) for any judg‘ mqdwd^a. saw. peak last i a Safety 7 and Passenger Car and Truck tba finding of savar. Preparation for a long life •fsjn st disease In infancy and begin*, with Immunisat yiarly physical check-upa <] lng childhood and adult Ufa. regulrea moderation in lltrli l f The Best in Household “No honest person,” It said, "would admit objectively anrt horwstly that Protestant ralnlitar* a. scientific hatband- ‘simply by S M jriyjb-xfideiy.Jn-ralalibn—to *d ration- and customs of the Indi-ile: Vitlail anri hfutnli M ' i.t blunt tneaxage* im ir iu i will b« tough. Unfortu visited Yugoslavia rtctnlly and n»Uly. tk« pncrtfrfwtdivsiinflar- reported that it enjored <ra\tgBV,|f W» »~,1. — 6ETTIN8 UP NIGHTS WASHINGTON. Aug. U . The possibility of a quick Supreme Court teat o f the Taft-Hartley lab­ or law* entiCom raonln provision* arose todav ia a National Labor Relation* Board tbynsuco. The boaad ruled. 2 to 1, that tby Geraldine Novelty Company,' Inc., of GloveravlU*, N. V., muil iwn• taU eight employer-. who n u t member* of tha .CIO fur and f a t h ­ er worker*, and to cetie amt dealst from dlacriBilpatlnx against them. Tha darili«n « sr.k q i4 * d down A u r . 21 tha day before the TaftHartley- became fully operative in its new brovisij'na i f f e e d * the. National Labqr Tteiationt Board. Th# . head of the fur and leather I work* ii Ben Gold, an avowed Communist!! Tha Taft-Uai Hay law bar*) NLRB aid to udI mu. unle** their officer* file affidavits disavowing Communist affiliations. .* After living iwld ill * raulled "it ia too early to smv” when usked toda / m in im the United S tates wnuid rocORi\)s« the new government nf Ecuador. Russian Imnrarks fnp four day*, they weie - moved to a Korrnl. house occupied by Itussiao*, * He said the Ru«s<am ufferr<l them gieasy fish a tm which lie Anieik-sns cimldn*t ra t. At the American Protaatant pssturs who ft „ „ COPS SWIM MBBT when th* Auttrian ambaa- bylba to Vienna. caused the Russian* to chamtv their mind* about releasing tin* Americans. . . „ ' . ii. h. O f f i c i a l l y Hopfe said they *v«r* Ut.ui .WASHINGTON, Aug. ?3. . niil*s nbtUi l*v train Ing tota iiattaliun head A -State Deuart -ont spot Meanwhile, the Vatican ' Organ LtOsaervatuxa Kornfum,. discussing editorially fulipa—named “tulipan1 er%*--w*re first brou th e . c« c)ctm uippareng) » 0 * 1 .1 a S m il e c o s t s n o t h 'L ib ra ry c o v e ra g e sh o u ld b e -p la n n e d on • n TUB LACK OF IT MAT LO0E A FRIEND: A man that hath b asis, said M iss R o th P r a te d o f th e M in n e so ta D friends taust shqwjWwisolf fijqnd- o f E d u catio n , s p e a k in g a t th e a n n u a l in s titu te o f ly.—Prov. 18:24.’-I> 2 * u a te L ib ra ry School in C h icag o .’ . T h e faejt, th a t liu lf o f th e ch ild ren in th e U nited S ta te s HOAD u j u -^ t /o M K do not huve a c cess to u good 'lib ra ry is th e fa u lt of schooiOver th* bill* ets/oyraad that la und c h ild re n 's lib ra ria n s , sa id M iss E rs te d . S ite advocated th e ir ta k in g th u ics|M >nsibility fo r n a tio n -w id e p lanning of ! ' winding. .Down through1.,th# ptnessafid their lib ra ry serv ice, a s co -o rd in a tio n m akea f o r m oney-saving an d pstterns of light. effic ie n cy in lib ra rie s a s e l s e w h e r e . ______ ________ ______ Onward-i go wt.»r**r4»ltow wind* T h e re is so n ie th lT T g lirb e siiid fo r iH ls th e o ry , hut it needs * are finding • , Chord* for their mHW tfl— songs ex a m in a tio n . T im c o u n ty lib r a r y sy ste m h s s m e t w ith g r e a t su ccess In m a n y s ta te s , a n d is g iv in g excellen t service to of tha night. * where th* ru ra l d is tr ic ts w h ich n ro w ith o u t lib ra ry facilities. T h is I stand by th* tgld brooklet ia flow! sy ste m su p p lies c o n s ta n tly c h a n g in g co llectio n s tn s tra te g ic ­ And view th# return ally placed b ra n c h e s, a n d o p e ra te s bookm obiles w hich b ritig that roam. Ha one* bad* farewell and 1 .left th e lib ra ry to tile fa rm h o u s e door. A com ity-sized o rg a n izution is m o re, easily h an d led an d m o re persona) in its little knowing •v That her* w* would meet on th* a p p licatio n th a n n n u tio n a l se t-u p could be. S ta te s n o t road leading home. . h a v in g lib ra ry s e n d e e sh o u ld look in to th o se o iw ratin g in I'm happy tonight wher*rth* pin* C a lifo rn ia , O hio, N ew J e r s e y an d o th e r sta te s, .tree* era swaying ,* • * . And glad 'fof their >*leom #, . for, always It leima, • Tha volet* of nigl shadows are ph hand ' hulig Ida coat over -thr Soviet officer* questioned them marker. < • twice on their birthplace*, ngrs and similar matters, et.d repealrilly mked them-why they croaseu the border, but never searched them or examined ttieir wallets or perional papers, the thred told correspuinlettlt. . There were no question* about American installation! or opera­ tion* in south Korea, tit* sotdierr added, and fhe only time politiccame "up was when they wet. asked if. they had l.eatd of Stain, and Lanin.' The thtee answered Decision May Res In L a b d r » ’* Special All Electrical Appliances Factory Guaranteed S U ln la s Steel ' . PARING KNIVES . 40c beginning business end those already Hiensed are urged to obtain th eir yearly license promptly on October 1 wkich la the beginning of the occupatlonal license year. 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I9i THE SANFORD HE!H AI.U , i -- - - - - - - - - - - petsuy pibble Wed To Hurry Brownlee in B eautiJuU ’undMitfht Wedding In h beautiful candlelight cere* Mixon and uihor* wur-v Jam.* p e srsa a 'S r r f t « - * s «-«..... . \ Mr. and Mr*. W. D. Hofiuanr. U iu Margaret Jeannine Manning Y?bb ! 'T“ l had a* their guest over th.i week­ became the bride of Julian Robert ?* p* > b,we £ * ( « ’• with a sleeve- end. Sam Appleby of Arcadia. SUmons. The Bev. W. P. Brook* rM b* W * waU* nl"‘'lPI « «*»* Mr. ayd Mr*. II. II. Coleman officiated at the double ring cere■returned on Saturday from Rockport Me. where they hare been Tha church wa* drtmalt-d with spending some time. . . . < „ , .. ■ *- — — tall baiketl of 'white gladiolus** placed again*! a background cf. Mr. and Mr*. J. 41. Jauuue* and putted palm* and fern. Seven bow colored ribtamv. daughter; Ellen Jammet. left on branched candelabra held the burn­ Saturday fur Uounni, 1a where Mlaa Beat's dre»* waa fariiiontd ing white taper*. The Baptistry they will vlilt for about a week. along tha tame line* a* that of wav entwined with fern and alto the matron of honor In yellow tnf. Miss Wilmot Schuff of Pliilsdelheld lighted ran lh i. The family pew* were marked by ipray* of feta and Margaret llenhuin v ia phia. Pa. la -pending a month with gowned in a slm iUt dicva of pink Mr*. Alice Wight lit her home on white gladiolus tied with aatln taffeta. They ilso caiiic-l itti*o- PtUmosa Drive. ribbon*. gaya of the vari-co'jru* aatira r.nd Preceding the ceremony Mr*. ru in li.d with rnint-r-.v Mr. and Mr*. R. K. iVurifoy Evan* McCoy presetiM %program aweetheart colored ribbons, and.w.ir; veils of Aave ret in ned from a 10 day vaca­ of. nuptial muilc and John Jllller matching tulle on (heir hair. tion in Chattanooga. Tcnn. and aang, "Beeauie" and "I Love You • The bride'* mother ihuve for Roan Mountain, N. C. Truly”. The traditional wedding tbs occasion a street length drtr* marche* were also uacd. Mr*. Wilson Powell and son. of aqua and black and u corsage The bride, the daughter of Mr. of American Beauty rosea and Woody, arrived today to visit Mt*. and Mra, Henry Alfred Manning, tuberoses. .The bridegroom's moth­ I’oivell'* parent*, Mr. and Mr*. K. we* eacorted to the allar by her er, Mrs. Ro«a Sfrmum, wore a E. IVurifoy. father. Her wedding gown waa Navy blue d i m with matching ac­ Mia* Janet Jenkinton o f |)stoen a craat ion o f gtl-ovue lace and parachute silk Which the bride- cessories and a corsage of Amer­ spent the weekend In Lake Mary ican Beauty rose* and Utboroto*. as the guest of Miss Macy Jane gioom brought bark from Ouara. Following the ceremony a recep­ Eubanks. Tha .figure-molding bodice was at­ her father,* wore a gown o f while tached at the htpLlne to the volum- tion was held at the home of the — »atih de»lgned*with a lilted i j H W M Byron, Till i*;pl. I.P k*i . pawnta/on ^ j r " ’ " * * * ‘ * / “ * i Paris » •* a rAvanu-s s w H i* ^ InuuM hrvtTUd »kirt*wlthaTaca. brifta’a ___ 1'•,'ioilnd - neckline »rtd I6rt< DO|nt#Ii sleeve*. T V skirt wa* ruffle. The lara yoke waa fashi­ The rooms of the Manning lirntv N ary ha>e left for Montgomery, pointed oned with a high round neckline were decorated with w h iv gladiol­ Ala. where they will visit ;wlth full and featured a short five*! and finished with a lace ruffle and uses and fern and the dining table, relatives. tunic in the front which extended the tong, tight fitting sleeves end­ covered with a han-lmpd-- b ee into a train in the. hack. -Tin> Mrs. J. Li Fields ........ and ......sons, Kiehcloth, was centeied wan a three ing in points orer the hands were sprays of orange tdo**>imt wen tiered wedding cake, topped liy ~a aid and Larry, uf Lake Marf re­ attached to the veil which wa* of of the alt-over lace. cently returned after vi|itinK miniature bridal chupb. Mr*. A. sheer bridal Illusion wad the Small- self-covered button* fas­ friends and relatives In Miami. blossom* also fornn-d a coronet tened th e . dress down the bark. B. Lovejoy served the ct* e oml Mrs. Edward Smith presided at Claude. ("Toodb-y *1 Robson of for her hair. Her bouquet wa* of Her fingertip length veil at sheer­ the punch bowl. Danis. Fla. was the tfin-vt for the est illusion edged with lace, was Miss Jeah William* avdrlcd hi weekend of Dr. and Mr*- J- N. Robattached to a rotonet of seed pearls. She carried a circular bou* aerving and MU* Charlene Cald­ auet of white tuberose* and fern well had charge of the bride’s Mr. atul Mr*. Al F. Hunt have centered-srith a purple- throated -hflflk^-TntLJUUPlc b ft Into In the r»—Htmrht-nvtrrr orchid £nd tied with white tulle afternoon for Daytons Bearh ns-thetnrnesr-.M Mrs. It. H Basaford of Valdosta and satin ribbons.* Her only orna­ where they plan to ip.-n I a short ment was a single strand of pearls. time before going to Dallas, Tdx. * Mrs. Thomas* A. Cobb attended where Mr. Slritiuns will enter the Klienf* will he interested to the bride as matron « f honor and Dallas School of Avintion. Kc-r learn that Mr. find Mrs. R. I.. ColdMis* Peggy Beit'served a* brides­ traveling Mrs, Siimom wore u well anil daughter Chatlen-,plan maid. Little Msrgurd Bonham gray gabardine suit witli blark to leave in the near ful n o for Or­ was Junior bridesmaid. For Ids patent accessories and the orchid lando to make lheir futuie home. b flt Rian MV. Sirmons rhuvi- f.'reil 1 from her bridal bouum-t, Mr*. Jack Rusaell ami son, Chniles, have returned to their Mr*. KoyC . Reel and her moth­ Imme on Humnieilln Drive aftor er, Mrs. C. I). Forrester, enter spending three months at New tainr<l at the home of Me*. Forres A D V I R T I S C D IN ter, entertained ju the In me of S S i Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Matte-tvs ami Mr*. Forrester on West Ffrst daughter, Evelyn, have teturm-d to Btreet on Friday evening cempli Wayrroas, U*. after spending a aienting Mrs. Harry Hansen of week in .Sanford V^diug frirnJ* Hollywood, who i* visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, K- C. Echo!.Employing a color theme uf pink Mi*. Ksrlyle lluushulder ha* returned to Sanford after spending the pavl wecljeiid ii, Daybna Bea,h with her parents, Mr. and ■Mrs. It.- N. H*rtman.-y----------- L Mrs. H arry Hansen Honored With P arty - Friends of Mr*. J, E. Robtn*«m will In- glad In loam that the it recuperating at her honle Ip Lake Mary after undergoing an oper­ ation at the Orange Memorial Hospital In Orlando. - ‘ Refreshments consisting of su Mrs. Millard Isiw* and dsugh-' Ire rourse course which rkrru-d out ler, Bayhara. wirf leave op Tues­ the pink and green rihynv, sisl day for Lake Worth when* ihi-y salted nuta war* aarved by Mu, will spend a wack aa thr guest of Real and Mrs. Forrester. Those enjoying the party with Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Martin and daughter Arlene. ,.buol in DeLand an Bai jivlor of ?cieme Stetson Ufrtvef*liV 1 of 1P4*1. She w»« 7 The Honor” to w are tapped for autili ,hip and *choIai*li appealed in "Who** veiitilie* and Collcgi \ | r Brownlee gr s.-mii‘loU- High S. h.» i„ hill iiuiiur v... Mr, and Mrs, John Powell of Panama Cily, whu lutv* been thr* PI Beta Phia Have* guest* of the former’ll 'mother, Rush P arty Saturday Mrs. C. M. Hand, returned home yesterday. They wer# accompanied Tha Pi Beta Phi social f tH tilf by Mr*. Hand who Will visit with honored their “rushes” witt, ■ them" for two’ weeks, awfmhitng party and buffet tapper on Saturday at AdkO -Cclock at the Mist Pat Abernathy of Ft. home of Mr*. Clyde D. TrrwilJt yur Worth. Tex., a former resident of toch Arlmr. Arrangementi of Sanfurd. ha* been.the guest for in red roaea were used in decor at ing tha past week of Mr. and |4rs. W. D. Hofmann and toft, Dtl>, pud Bwimmlftr wa# tfioyt *t durmy. Mr.- and Mr*. H. K, Sayrt and the afternoon after welch the tupdaughter. Jean. Pee wa» “served In Uu Jiving r<«in srut porch overluokbig the late son. M. L. Ratmrn, JtC ♦ iv y '’re­ Following . the BUp|)«i' Die group turned to Hanford ajftec vietlktitln sang song's which Included old North and Heuth Carolina.^Th,iii favorite*-itid Pt Phi u r n . 1 - Rusheee* Invited were the MIi«* t daughter. Aim, who has beeff a ttnnding Camp Jtinaluaka for liirla, accompanied them to Banfoul. Mr. ami Mm. Jack Robson of West Palta Beach spent the Week­ end with Dr. ami Mr*. J .’N. Rob­ son at their home op South Han­ ford Avenue. Their daughters. Barbara and Jacqueline, Who have visiting for tha past several week# with their grand parent a ictmuad t# Dania with them. i tewiM. S#2# jfl life BHWiiM. Buttoncortcwled k 'M r. and Mra. H. J. Miner* and young daughter Ann lufl yesterday for their home In Atlanta altar visiting for some time t # h r. Minarik's parents, Mr, pad Mrs. IWedding Keh t*ursai WKDNDsDAt Tile Order of the D a iliin Star will hold it* nlinuttl Rui-crt Murri» picnic in Oviedo Pun. eC-LOO P. ».*■ TP PS l>AV The Pilot (Tull will hold It* n p ului- business meeting in the 'louri*t Ccntei at Stltit P. M. prcvydeil by the tumid meeting .u 7:40 P. M. l 4 la ( M r J L BIRTH \N.NOl Nt HMIA'CS Mt. and Mr*, lanee II. Toinkin* •ntioutlerd today the Iditli of a son. Dale Holland, on Aug. JJ In Washington, l>. C. All*. Tuoikin* w ill !>e iemeiubere-1 ■* the'form ­ er Carrie Krhol*. Mr. and Mr*. Jnlm *. Cat tin of ttv into tuinotinet*I today the t lrtii uf a duughtPL, Alarilyn, on Aug Miss hrotchie Given Shower On Friday Mi** Kline Hutchison mid J w MrCa.Iin entertained «:t F ijjiy at i>:00 o'clock follow'ir; thr I#il»Me-Ilrownlec wedding. iincitF'il which look ^plst-e al till* Fit*! Pr,-sbyterian Chuiih. A -out III guest*. inctuilintr memlier* of Ilie wedding party ami frjcii.1* fruit Del.stul and Sanford. *• tiled at the McCaalin hum* oil Ma {uoBa Avenue. Th.e |u n h , living room* and dm were' decorate^ with lu'.iutiftij. in • langvm rti^ of white .m l nine *i* luted .tvli*«V)v white taper* formed 'die Uti'pflntltlun fur the room*. Tlie diuuur latde war covered with an Italian cut work rloiu. White hlliisru* wifre an muted in the center in a low siltvi howl and *llver candlestick* b--' ‘ .lighted while tapers. At ono end of the Iutile vra* n thf.... ifel wedding rake Iceil in white ittal tn|ii>ed with n m lnlatm - tilt.ltd vuupli-. The cakeewa* with asparagus fjj-n j>iieL>iu'tTO*l w ith tinV pWeellieat t I'"*-*, At tile other end of the tnlile win f large allvei punch IhiwI. Assisting i» serving vie T. E. Tucker. Mr*, CL.ti-l don, Mr*. K, J. Moughton, Mr*. Claude Unwind and Mi** Chat tulle Muughtun, Mi** *:«niiil«* lU tlrn cnlVrlalned ' m is Was X AtiveihisiNG ONCE Walei turns a rusty color when j boiled If It contain* fvaruu* hi-1 carlmnatr. ». RtAesWlvef M' fWuitelv the I IIUMt populated lir a ill the Middle Fast. The Holy I . - ■: b.-i> 142 p er-! son* P»r squille mile, n* compared to -U for the Diiltetl Slule-i,. t'.ni In a series o f pro iinplinl part let for Europe and 601) for the United I Mis* Jarkie Itrolrhie. whose mat- Kingdom. 'rlago will In* an i-vent of ihi* month, wa* hoiiuicd with a cola parly given by Mrs. Al F. Hunt on Kutunluv afternoon. Lovely ar­ rangement* uf nine and purjib- ar­ te r* decorated the i-iomr of the Hunt home at Jlgr, Palmetto Ave- Mrs. AI Hunt HonorH Miss Jiu'kip Brotcliie BUT N O W 'n i THE 1 I NEWSPAPER ; DOES IT I [IliUETit'R The iHust Fmnmis Meelin*! ill MU* llrotehie wu* presented with a set uf frost'd fiuit juice glasses by the hostr*** after w ill, h refreshment* wen- served from ktllv Odham and laiuiiu- l.Lul. ait of whom will go I t B iel-m t ftil. versity, l.ylian Boyle. Duke Uni, f i oils' and Caroline Lee who tv ill alleruj the University of KcPtiuky. Artivs* and allutnnae invilid to l«- present Were Mrs. Dale Cnltt, •It.. Mr*. Kirhard llrow.i. Mu. I ■„ Moore, Mrs. Krtwanl lliysuti. Jr., Mi*: tiuy Wood, t|r*. Henry Wight. M, Mrs. J. W. Altman, Mr*. Cimtles Vodoplfh, Air*. J ls ify Tooke. Mrs, Thomas Kirkland of Orlando. Mrs. Rirh tiilb-.pi-, Mt*. Teiwillegar slid the .Mi*o-< l.tnnlielle Hagan, Lucille .MHi' hii. I'nmilln Batten; Wlinfrnjt - i.SvcIt. Ilsttv Jo Brock, Mati'i.i- iVikm* the (aide «tijl_*rrvst.il plates lu-ji delirious refresh me,ti*._Mr*. Hint wa* nssltlerl ill iervlutt hv Mr, I.. T. Dus* ami Mis. IE. II. Ilu.s find of Valdosta.' Those invited tr- !u- with Mt» Blutehie wi l e Ml, (b itI llrtM.iue Mis. J. I.. Ingle). Sr.. Mrs. I.,* Moore, Mi*, Dunabl Jones, Mt* William lllsir ami the Mlssei Shir lev Smith. Nancy f'ellnm , Syl via klriseh. 1 'amilte Ballrn. Mild red Robson, Jane Thigneri. Mpitha Brown. Muitlia lVrkliis, Kalliryr Wiggins, Daphne-t’ ninelly. And _n-V Bin li, Mai V Ann-Wln-LUt'l « n d i- ETrOKJDA ■ STATE* 'I’llIC ATIIFW b P riced! A d u lt- 10c C h ild ren M e ili'JJV - TUESDAY u WIOUNESDAYI 1ypi WmUyxt likt Friends of Mr. and Mrs. A. !„ Belta who have been making their home in Mt. Dora, will he glad to learn th a t they have returned to Sanford and are residing at their home on Magnolia A vviiuj. f.H°Q Social Calender The marriage of ItrUev JlemeTO- low flower* formed her hcudiiiei? trance Dlbbl*. daughter of Mr. an.1 »nd tuberose*. and yellow thrysanMrs. ileni*ipJD -Frederick Dibble »f the mu las were lia^kerl with green Delatnd. to Harry 'OtUn.r M»rv.Wfv ami while calladiuta-leuve* to form lae. aun of P i., arid Mr*. Jajwin hrr Unique!. SUeatueis <>f yellow Daruall Brownlee, w i# salemrpie.l and green satin fell frt>m tli- flow­ on Saturday afternoon at , 4 :Wt er*. o'clock In the -Fifet Prrshywtjan Mr. Browplee chu*e for hi* la st Church of Sanford. The In-Sufi- nian. Arthur llrnnan. ami the tjsli­ ful. double-ring ceremony Wa» er* were Jov McCaslut. Itiimlrr performed by the gloom's falpjr. Spell of Del.and. Iluisell p u l.toll Dr. Brownlee* before f Ijrge as­ of Cocoa and Kalph Kekbs of semblage of relatlev* and frlenp* Miami Peach. The ic»trum of 'thy chufvh w o Mi». ■Brownlee, null her of the carpeted with atparagiv* fern rfhd etootti, wore- aw aflvlvow i *-.*u group* of pal mt ami fall birelffls of an anna shade with ft''hit'll' she of white gladioluses and o l t m yore a flower hat in tune* of tore were placed It tafcch nod. ITkr .and Biiiia. Her acctasprir* were choir loft waa banked with fern, white and her cor**cv wav of akd branched bryia* eawtelijwa sweetheart ru»e* and lavender urheld hurntpg white taper* Paluo i chid*. Thy mother of the hr ole, and while flower* decormtmj lh* I Mr*. Dtldile. wa» unable to he preVeilibuie and th f TantHy pew*- sent became of t recent illness. were maiki-d w ith aprayv of a*ter« Cor traveling Mr*. Brownie-and f. in. wore an aqua *tlk IcTSey drts* Mr*, itrorge Dai mat* uf De- with a klack lint and arce*‘i'ri.'». l and. organiit,.rendered a prog­ Lavender orchid* formed h it torram of nuptial music which in ­ sage. Mr. and Mr*, llrowplee cluded "Avr Marla”, "Clair dr [dan to spend about two vrvek4 nt Lunr”. "Bell* of Si. M»nf<’7 thi* luountaltis of North Cun-lina "Traumieri” and the "IM la Sly after which they w M -rrhint to Love Song” which ik played when Sanford. In the fall they will each member of the fraternity 'J* make their home in PliUutMphia married. Dick Aiken, aoldlvt. fang where MP- Browniwe v ill study "Uecauie" and "At Dawning” an 1 for her master'* degr v l i linet'erl. at the roncHftion of the wedding -jlogy at Temple Univvriity n-id service lie softly sang 'T he gold'- Mr., Brownlee will Prayer' Miss Jezuinine Manning Becomes Bride Of Julian Sirmons In Church Ceremony Withfcowuf IQ PAGE TU RK S H A N F O R D . E l.O K I D A j w itU h n o te o A r n iS o tfim — S h o rt U rogram r • C arto o n • ‘‘A buheinent • l.ust D»y Monday U u rk ’ H porl • “ D lv» H i CJtHmprt' !> A R A M 0 V N T NKWH THOMAS CLOCKS A complete ling of apring and elec­ tric clocks beautifully timed for — Mantel, iUIL, Kitchen or lied room . . . Went m inister Chimes in th e Mantel •iiimrf beck, tv Kill - r*<J. (rua, «u«. IntW, ior'ioertnm -10 to 44 for tiiti R. 8 . Warren of portW outh. Va. whsre they will spend a abort flm# before returning to Portsmouth. Mrs. Steele WiU Leave For ■Germany Mr*, (iilm tr Steele riper ted to­ day that ahe-waa able to talk U> bar husband, MaJ- Steele. In flremerhaven. Germany on Friday- She first call* to be put through to Germany since the end of the jr#r. She elated that aba hat rac-lvrd her order* from the Army and Will be leaving wlthtn two weeks to Join her husband, who le a service officer, a t th e ' P ort of Embarkation In Bremvrhaven. Sne - will b r accompenird rrr her twn daughters, Marilyn and Barbara, and they plan to U a rt fropa Ft- CiockiC The “REGATTA" Seth Thom as Ships Ball Clock mid W eather Barom eter combined ip a beautiful c a se .. . . W tn.E.KADER Phone 857-W V jk & /? 2 6 f& /re a A . A IR - CONDITIONED N �» M O N D A Y . A U G U S T 25, 1947 T 1 IE W E A T H E R »a U a it y T lirr * In S tr e n g th — Te Prated the Prac# of the World To P raaele lit# Pro.reee of Aw'ric . To Prodece Proaparit* for S .u fu .d Play Twin Mill Leesburg This ^Evening, Here For Tilt Tomorrow Nite r .. . . , ; • •• • ;B y ARTHUR BBCKWITn, JR. Herald 8porta Editor I f Tha Sanford Celery Ffda came ; out .«f the heavy echedule qver th i weekend by winning two tilta i f f dropping two contest*, while *.'•RwJJwLon# game washed garay. • ' , S-Friday evening In Pxlatka the Fide-played a twin blU with the F iU lk a A‘a and copped Ute eurU |n tjsir. 4 to 2, but dropped the VJjRtirdAy afternoon the Cclery- men played hoeta to the Galneerlile .G-Man la a eehedule4 twin * q W t* fcrvC*M*Md only to the terenth canto of the firs*. tiff. Sanford tcored four runt In the bottom of the seventh before the ralat detcrndrd ttopping the game,'and forcing the postpone­ ment of tha nightcap. Yesterday, th* Fed* and the 0 Men fought a heated ten Inning battle only to hare tha Unlreraity Ctty nine jamfon* run arroei the plettcr In the tenth to cog the tilt, 1 to 0, . . . . Rig Rill Stanton went the route In the flret tilt Friday to trim tha A ialtai, and In the finale, the' Palatkans found Ihe offerings of Carl Ksttba to their liking and turned In the 6 to 5 victory. Saturday Lefty Johnny Tomat handled the mound assignment for the locale and received credit for the victory. Yestcrda/ Ruddy Laka toaaed all ten frame' against the Galneevilla nine. Today the Frdi real two and one-halSgamea behind the Orlando Senators. Tonight the Fade lavade the VenUan Garden Park In Leeiburf form twin attraction and will re­ turn to the Municipal Park tomorraw night for a tingle tilt with the Pirate*. which will be the Rue a final appearance here thla year. M xvw n . • • • o A t M a HiHaau. m ' i e .'l e i Lak*. p Letfon Junior Finals To Open In Hollywood • a e t L ittle‘Bock; from the Mid-’ . YESTERDAY'S 8TAR3 writ, Cincinnati, O-t and from the'r Pitching, Larry Jansen, Gianta, Southwest. j b n Diego. Calif. teatten d eight hit* for hit l&th The tournament, a double ellm -1 victory, eighth atralght and first HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 25. 0P>— Bttrball’a blggeat boy a akow, the liiaUon affair (a-team len t out shutout win aa tha Giant' defeated until beaten ■tw ice), open* Thurs- the Cuba 4-0 In tha flret game of a American Lawton National Junior day with afternoon and night double, header. • Championship Tournament, take* game*, calla for two more games BalUng. Joe DiMaggio. smashed ov$r In Hollywood thla week as Friday, a tingle night game 8at- ------------ ------------------------^ -------four stellar turns from aa many sections at the country battle it oaiKBevitrf.it Jolmeon, cf Marfan. » Delaney, a Tkorpe. rf Bark*. lb Oslea. lb Lelpharl. It Oarmon. tb O’Caltaghan, p o doable, oinclo and his 16th homo . run in four trip* to tha plate and # droro In four nine and oeored four ’ to lead the Yankoet to a 14-4 Tie tore th# White Ho* In the second g em e-af a double header' after the Sox had won tha opener AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales The Muaie Box, la -tU .- Mtlsch Building. 8BWIN0 MACHINES SALES A SERVICE ERTS 8BWIN0 MACH. 8 l i t 8. FRENCH. PH. 1IM n a ra ss: WATKIN8* ROUTE now open In 8anford. Willingness to work § hour* a day without a boss will tarn excellent Income and Insure future security. Car necessary. Saa Mr. Hollingsworth a t ‘MS g a A g 1-11— TUXEDO FEEDS—eomrlete llna. Hunt's Tuxede Feed Store. See Jimmie Cowan’e Sheet MeUl Works for *#w Radiators, new Radiator roree, Radiator dean- GIRL for gentral housework and ears o f 2 children, one school age. Health card rsquired. Phone OM-R after 5:50. ! cow cw n y s e w e r jp ip h . Ah PEARS—Excellent canning' vayi- ROOFING*ROOF Painting, aU kind*. Smith Bro. 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H fltely.7 mot 914 Myrtle. ‘ f u - » T W 2 Q1 ? & !K NOW IN THIS VICINH NtMNICHT CON8TRUCTK CO, ORLANDO, FLA, PHO! THE HOME SHOP r; m«i f i k j 1F r . CBi li -5i t By W alt Disney 13 NOTICES—PERSONAL ow inorepson itopny wig nthony W. Lrvlsr of La' Calif., in hU rod lock herd Tv- ilAuiiV FnutTTuT You sr, bsnby .a<ai>M that l emit le qai't tut* See bees - DM agala,t yea la 0>' .Circuit Ct-xrt *1 ■tmlB'W County, at IUStunt. Won 4s, la a cr ista caissa ,outws K»n ey grata StsveUA •« a)*-. Ptatatgj and asalast C. 0. Cousins, u trail", «t al*., D«ttndaau, am U* do saris Men at U* rail **uu^4*t*t|b«| In - H I'd Is si Tke W 'st I s e r e or I V ( ( ‘ul NWft at th* KWH. #t See. « Town,niu II Boulh. IUn», U E ut lew b'linniAg ml a point fl* N «2»'h •( HW Comer of KWU £ Ip H l.-S v ! 1MMBM By F ran Striker LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 26 (A*i —TKe Security Council today re­ jected a Dutch tu[>|)ortrd Belgian prcpcial that ihe council aik the International Court to rule un the competence o( the United Nation! An AGKl) WOMAN ttnn.1* outsl-lr htT ruined ruttage with some of and Brdatn backed the move. the l-clonruijr* »he wav nl-lr to «*vr after the Cadis, Spain, arsenal Poland voted againit the. pro- nnd naval torpedo fartury hbiw up. llitA leti of the woinnn'a family po*al. Runia, which had fought died vfhen the 2.600,( 00 poumb of rapluaivt-s let gu. More then 200 it nardert. joined with Cluna, Co­ were killed an I rlhoumittU were injured, tlnternatioual) , lombia, Brazil, Syria and Auitralia in' abstaining. The vote came after the Indon­ esian Kenuhlie officially informed the U. N. that it accepted council decisions calling for consul reports from Batavia and an offer of the council's good offices in the Hast Indies dispute. The Dutch had. not, officially repiiad. Tha consuls would rnport on hostilities since the council's A u g ,« 1 cal) for caase-flro and tha good (('•allaiMg aa F ia , Twui Judge Rescinds Fruit Company Decision Seen As Im­ portant To Intcrests Qf D e a l e r s W ar Brides: To Pay Own PanHage To U, S, Telephone H earing Is Slated A t Longwood Fed Player Confined To Local Hospital John nr McManus, shortstop on the" San ford Celery Fed Base* iltal yesterday morning with s hroat Infection. This morning fapggtr John Krider stated that fr. L, Munson reported that tb* A aaorblba win evening at the I.ONIXj N, Aug. 26 (A-) A Brit­ ish Fotrign Oftice spokcimtn laid t»dev a "itatr of deadlock'* had developed among the lour leading allied nation) and the five Euro­ pean stale* which fought j I»rip­ tide Germany over formal ralilicaUon-of |>eace Irraliet. '. Hr said Bulgaria, Finland. Hun­ gary and Romania were ready io depotil thru initrumrnlt oi rat­ ification and (hit the Italian con­ stituent assembly had authorized Circuit Judgr Millard B- Smith it) govrinmnit to do vo. The United States, Great lirltin Tiluiville ye»lcrd*y .quaihnl an n -and -France- have pevoevt iew ’older"‘iuued cn"July" 2 by' f l i l ? Agriculiurat Commi*»ion*r- Nathan comer Company o citrus packing home located ir t h * 'Sanford-Statr^-irshoje Drive are coming In well, mer* Market anJ of which J. W. It waa reported today by Charles Hall is manager, to compenMtr Luke, vleo president of the Sem­ inole. County Junior Chamber of for alleged default of contract '7. b sponsoring th* drive. Two with E R. Sesiitmi'of Winter Gar­ Commerce,-the organisation which den by paying the latter )7.28> thousand and six hundred dollars within 15 day* or love its dealer*' f t had been donated at an aerlf liernse if it failrd to do to. w hour this morning. • This decision by Judge Sm: n The- Jaycce* are continuing to was reported toilay by G,‘ W. ’ solicit In and.around Sanford ami Power limits th* canvas to a Spcnccr, ’ attorney for ihe Market . regret that th* lack of man- Fruit Company .who ycvtrrday vis­ ited Judge Smith in Titusville; email area, Mr. Luke stated. Following the company’' peti­ It has been requested that all butinass firms or Individuals that tion to Judgr Smith to review the have not been contacted aud wish order of the CommU*U<n. Mr, to gtv* to the rause, mail their Mayo responded hy- q‘j>vciionlnrf donations to tha 8eminaU County tho Juriiullction of the rm .it and seeking to uphold his e « t u'd.-r, f •Jayrees aa early as possible, since ■aid Mr. S|H>neer, th* goel of $6,000’ ha« not been The order Imus.1 by Judg.i Smith reached. Among those contributing .$26 found that it had iurhkltcimn ovrr or more Includst * the hsatler, rrgardleav if the’ ubjeclion*- of Ctimmiulln-V M.ipi, Mayfair Ino $600 r and held Ihat they very Matuts Tha Yowsll Co. ' $100 under .which the Comi.iUsion-r Mather's ’ $100 operatrd provided thot h i' ordua "may be revlewr,l l.y nay court of Florida S ta u Bank ' $100 competent jurisdirthm." Sanford Atlantic Bank $60 The Court held that finrhit Bfailey Odham ' $60' • tr'vatlaa'rf aa . ran* Tire) ffc Charles Luke • , # $60 WUllam Leffler $60 J. C. Hutchison $60 M. L. Cullnm $60 Lorm ana’s $60 Hollywood Shops , 560 ■ WASHINGTON. Aug. W VKoumllbt A Anderson’s, |6 0 The Army told war brides over­ Touchton Drug Co. $26 see* today that In the future they Sanford Herald $26 must pay their own expense* jour­ John Ivey $25 neying to the Unltod Slates to Join their husbands. . , A IL ## $28 > Only tho»# bidd"* who already Dr’ L. Munson $26 have signified thrtr Intention of ^ ’ Seminole County Motors. $25 doing so may he brought to this Dr. Hurry Silsby $26 country through. Army facilities, Flg*n Whistle $26 a War Department announcement Rltx Theatre ■ $26 aatd. ‘ Randall Chase ' $26 The Army said tho program fo R. F. Ganaa *' 126 transport about 1.2*10 war brides ---- -fad Dgvb For. Oo. -: — 526 snd-rtrililren remaining In Great Britain !■ moving slqwly. It added Thorp* Fur. Co. $26 that “numerous brides apparently consulting their cwn convenience have turned down rcsenrallon* made for them." HiSSSsi! o j V , . > t r e d ‘* n ‘.rVu»aI,tc.>i>tg., a coalilioit cabinet w m l l f tH current critis, , U. 8. Amluiaandor l.lncc.'n MaeVragh had confertetl wah Sop. hnulia during Ihe morntiu- T*j|dart, nal-1 after leaving the th». minute mrtliathm 4pnfcr<'iitv Hint hr hail bropoaed n neutral v».Htlc-l. an for premier, hut that S-iplipnlia rejectetl the idea, prnp-nirg in- Russfcritaly Seen As Causing__ 1 Deadlock Over Peace Treaties •L: The ballot was interpreted aa a teat of tha continued Dutch con- t/rn—A h-srtng on telrohori' **rv W at Lomrwool will he held Sept. 10 In the Seminole County town the State Railrifad and TubHe Utilities Commission u id to- Bill Introduced To Ban Anti-Red Parly In Bulgaria ATHENS. Aug. 26 W ( -Amer­ ican elfoit) to mediate the dead­ lock in the Crcrk gmrimurn'al cii»i» failed today when llirmiatoklei SopuhoulU. leader of the* main branch of the I rlwral Party, m in­ ted that hr Irccomc piemirr. Cciirtantin Ttalil.ni', - premier­ , d.wttnatr, lud been trying for three dayt |o foim a nrw goirinmcnt. Su|ihdiili'. 86, had hern one of the main obatadea to success becau-a- »n*tUn*_Lur,^h Tourist Booth mad*. Use Skystreak Otidwtil flex waa expected U fg o aloft today tl Muroc for another attempt to con oner Urns and spa**. This time a U. 8. Marin* Corpt officer,- MaJ. Marlon Carl, tvs* ex oacted to be »t tho controls, am • SEE US FOR „ ( officials s lid ’ If he se t' a . nee MIMEOGRAPH PRINTIMO AND TYPINO^eia • » ) record he, too, will bs.saksd h W s that begin 8aturCkEDrr BUREAU OF - ■ RT LAKE SUCCESS, A eg. 24 OF) —The Security Council called on the Dutch and Indonesian* today for the second lime to ceaie fire in the East Indies hostilities. The vote wan 10 to 0 with Britain abstaining. Half-Way M ark Reached In Drive ■For Jaycee/Booth C klcsgo M . N ,w T nrk 2-11 (,»*. ond asm* 's u 'd tad at Ttk, dark- CLEVELAND. A^g. 26. ( 4 V PUoU of two Jst plansi that hava ripped th* air at somt 10 mils* * minuu will appear as th* Na­ tional Air Rats* here, officials announced today. On#, i l l . 8. Navy flier, b Com­ mander Turner F. Caldwell, J r. who sat a new world'* speed record of 440.7 miles per hour at-Murvc, Calif., last wask. and the other it Col. Albert Boyd of th* U. & Air Fore*. . Boyd's record of 628J mil's *n hour stood up-until Caldwell mad* his dsih, and th* Army flltr will fly that ears* Isekbeed P-fO-R shooting star jet fighter used la U.S. Backs U. S. Efforts To Med­ iate Deadlock In . Government Crisis Fail After Me e t were an Internal affair and the rounril had no buainrss interven- 0 . D. Landrsaa. Phoai 1021 A fm O y E S W A N TED MULE. to o c AT m i l l txa ytiY t nAtuuni * 51 OZARK IKE t-T * Loots M, Wa.hlngi-ia Boston ; 11 tl«t. ■estaa.i - 1. n.T.I.nd Clevelsu- .J.» . . _(• A iao ciatccl Prca* l e a s e d W ir a F L O R ID A . T U E S D A Y , A U G U S T 20. 11117 Marshall Moots Eva Poron Security Council Re­ fuses Plan To Ask RulingOn Indonesia From World Cpmt PLOBtpJI IT ATE I.IUCU'B O rlando Hanlon) SA N FO RD , E s ta b lis h e d 1 9 0 8 DA11-Y N E W S P A P E R Oi Premier Krrorti Morgen, ften. batteg tat Baton. Two l» n KHii llarrlngtba. Mllverman, Murray, Hoik*. D a n k playti M.Manw to Murray to Sail.rfl.kl. U ft on bawei fearer* *, (lalneevlll* «. on balk:' ieti (rCallafhan I. Htruik jOI; by Lake I. crcallaehan I. Umpire*: MoWey. UalbMk. Tim. of gam.i li«l. GIRL for caahlar A roam*tic coun­ ter, a lia soda girl. Lanejr* Drug Store. IN D E P E N D E N T Blast Smashed Her Home SCHOOL-SHOES fo r BOYS Muaie Box. l i t . and Service. Fair through 1V«due*day, AN V O L U M E X X X V III ? rls antitoxin ipuncdistvly. it'was' not knowj) this morning sr long McMaou* would be conAl tuv»h« h«rpitj)l. but h b conion eras reported as aatbfacto- Uny"-u* tors Stilt prevented th* leadership t>f the atute nitil Ihat hia party take the portfolios of war, justire ami puldlr “nl>:r, • TaaldarU aaid he would t ••yei'd with his own plans fo*- forming n government. TsnMaiU head' tl.d I Royalist k party, vriilc.i ranked fir.t in the airctiun* Mar. HI, tOtit. lie apparently «»uid I-’ l i m i t e d upon n parMnmehtnrv vote of confidence tn *. nz*' rf >vernment to the auppoct nr nil »>wn party, the National! it par.v of General Napoleon Zcr"a.i-.ii ith 2A ntemlirrs of parliaim .u and Re­ formists under Apostil- /MevuTuB I­ ris with four. • lie proliahly roiild on .evrh votrs controlled by Ihe pXlrrlDC Rightist Theoilore ruri*)VnaBills, making a total of 177. ’I hH b esacllv half ihe're|ireseitlit!Tveiu In th« event a T.aldzris cabinet I I V . I I . . M ’a a Fan. T««> AiikIo-American Plea ' To Stay Leader’s Sentence' Rejected KtlVltl, Jlittonriii, Aug. 2(1, (dh—Parliament p i—id n law lmi»y «li oiling the Vginrinn Parly, thief opposition to Ihe Coat mu ill. t .dominate I Father* , lrf^k/wH,ti»i*v*nwt«h • ■ U \S IIIM i I "N. -Vug. 24, r •.•» —T he t filed dr*|iilr a Ku-.si.iii rrltuff. pltif* further t-VO-rn in behalf ut Nikoli* IVt* km. lop'tanklng 'lulganait an.0 |KI Intcr-Anuri ills, Oratilt I 1 I V,,fe of the Ar-I-Ilir.- l ■ >1. nt hamlv with U. S. S-. »! -y i t Stole George C. Mawlmll. A hall 4rt-l.tr h.u...i hut kt.iuli.ill UAI lilialila for n i itii»ull.ilnni on l kuv‘'trial r.nd i!>*iin * and tin- Suviel rejectiou, to attend because ottlic | .c a of hi- ilutlfrz. Ifhlcrndlionel Ifc ! t r’loto) tlu^l 1*1 pm lo tin* Iih f ( o n H Mili‘1 JnHlillfltfti I* .i .yetd w il intro Company Seeking Airport Buildings Abattoir License Commission A p p ro v i-s A g r e e m e n t -T o Ho Ordinance Prohibit Sent To N.Y. GlaiUs Ntlice (,l suit lil.d .by ii: City commission i.-( mah jifoved -n j|iplicxH-ii m If I'rntral FIoimI-i • Quick l rrV> ..ic the S | f A udi Ad .iitL S t'ju z c ^ O jim u u i- t l aid UiY.I Aeronau ifiin tt (he 1 it) iTdinlf ih J fac. Wedemeyer Arrives rquipmctit at the Munkipzi Air ending In Korea z\s Arrest Tlii» ii|i>!iiftlian imlti l-d the OfLcftfslKDefended! Fcrnsld I lughton Mcmoiwl (lu rr'tvatihr'Tt lulyilrreiKt in UuUiiuan inlcm.il ! affain ltriti-h Formrtn riffir*1 One of the papers ......... I n Mr. W ilt..n n , attorney fo r the f i t ) was an nlt.-riiutiv,- w rit' of ionii- (■•I tl" prurici •Thr r»ntnu«Hlon *i|»prtvvr-J an agreem ent to he sent .*• thn New Yorlr Gfant 'exreut|r< V fer their z U la n ta approval.in repaid Ju o*.» i f foclllib s at the A irtx.rt for n farm ATLANTA, Aug. “4, ».$•»- T..r irainrtw .ram p n e x t-*iirinT. Tw o,City owned propelIldt, the IVdetak Iturrnu ..f Inyisliiratj.in old 141 acre airport a t Hinder- mid i" b v that C. E. Gregory, \iI $••tlisen* ■! *m« ('dK$ T»»5l tnnla Jailrnal pulilieai rdil.ir, h-d tursol " v r to i; nn ghuRVMulti iwniVWl in y.v.t«»dav‘f nusih Kuiinjr Mack* In Frc.sli letter hrariug.tha wordy “take w.li ning." l.iiti-r y ’s hnni.i in m n e q a W atir Fish Dispute l>.'-au|r ivsi homtu'l Pului.lny TA LI.AIIA8HEE, Kla., Aiig. 2d nlghf. There was only miiw.r ilamare nnd no one wax liij<|i.'l. (/IT—■Ckrcuit Judge Hugh M. Tay­ ’Hie letter lurnnl oivr to thr PW lor permanently riir.iv d the S'al,Itrioril of Czmserration today from “To all who may iczk to d. troy rxerciaing JurUdlclion over fresh our'southern tradiliuui ami waV i.f water .fish. * life. Kor HO years iho Ku liliix Klan hat ridden nnd it shall rimtiiiua to do to ae lin g u< the roulhern white m in lives, . T.d o warning," Warning Note Sunt To Editiir (Jairo Fears Reaction To Council Session CAIRO. Aug. 14, (A*) —-Cairo shopkeepers, appronenviri nf l> y ptlan crowd reaction hi a United Nations Security Council *«• tdon on Egypt's.ih-mand f ir wlt-idranal which is deadlock pH on the Amen of British troops frqm tnj Nile can proposal to form a provisio|i»l valley, locked their duort *olay guvernment for Hurra.. Horlg#, American commniUR-r In and protected their -xh >p fruntx southern Korea, said ho was "a-tou niied hy the propaganda atatement" of Col. Hhttkov chargim: the Americana with Impeding the work of the joint U. Rr—Soviet Commission in Korea' by arrent- ing I-eflsts. Board Okays U of F Women’s Dormitory IzongHhorcmen End Strike In New York GAINESVILLE, F la- Aug. 2rt (&)—A W omens dormitory pro* ject to house 1,000 student' at th# Univeralty of Florida has Iweu NEW YOKE. Aug. 24. (A1'— auirovyd by the Board of Con­ trol, university officials said to Taylor who declared the agency Longalmremcn w in ha I le . n out ould not Iw'stripped nf lla auth- on a wildcat aix-day strl’l ; return­ JACKSONVILLE, h » . A vij. W ed to work at llu.lizii ItTvor p in s •rtty by the legislature. — --The-project, w hich-'till cost apl?Pj — Th# freighter t.uir C<*ist today and s apokcsmnp for Uniied was aightod today towing toward States Lines said the lima* Amer­ ica was tentatively sch.-dnl-d to of Education. sail for Europe Thuradny. Tho unit Is to m seif li.mhlali-ig The America, the nation*' larg­ through receipt* iv.tr o petted « f est and fastest liner, had hern year*. George Raughnan, run’*, DETROIT, Aug.. 24 (AV- The tant buelnesg mana-.'- r. said the Ford Motor Co., which last Sun­ scheduled to sail lost Wedne.dny. in ltbl coat o f instruction and fur­ day announced price Increase* on The voyage waa ean«*ltcd when nishing b to lie paid through the it*. Ford passenger car and truck longshoremen walk'd off the Job and wer# supported by the now , issuance of revenue crrclflcau* models, today raised list nrlce* member* of the National Mari­ Th* State Improvciju nt Com. «n its Mercury and Lincoln time Union (CIO). mission under the dire'Hon uf C. models and ita so called' Ft rd If. GVerman has tentatively ;.p- luiy r r models. FM M isea' mT IB6 .SUH'Uhf 'HH4 Phknl s p hy rim Gulf Cu n r praarad .ari b a s e -«f Maine residents recent I/ »uh (£5*5.000,000. range from $«A. to $224; on the jeetpd to a heat spell, didn’t like It IJncoIn from $J48 to $200 and on a hit, according to fl. II, Coleman, ■ CORRECTION . tho Ford “luxury".m odels'from PRODUCTION RECORD when during his recent vacation Mr*. Emmett Hunt, nut Miss 415$'to 4220. ' at Kockport, ha continually mop­ e n Harper, .will assu t Mrs. J. BERLIN, Aug. 24. i.P I-F .nur: A atstrmfnt pccnmpanylng the ped hi# face with hi* handkcr.'hii’f grncy kUocatuSf , 5 f , cori to the uasraet-ln«rn*»«i said thsy u*ra and stoutly maintained thr.t IT iptr.ry baab Industrie* enahlctl iron and u.'cessitated hy increased man- was cooler back In Ftor'ub. Ho steel prodaction in the U. & xone facturlng and m sterisls cost*. rv|tortrd that one day tho P »it. of G erm tty'.ta reach h pu'fwar grad* pupils. maxlnflm. Mr. Colemtn, after high during July, bor prldiKtlor $2 DEGREES larnl radio announced a W Icgreo KIWAN18 SPRAKHtf of most consumer goods declined, B. K.' Whitncr, we'alhcfiASn, **< motoring to Wolfboro, N. II. with Lynn F. M cFs.hJn. Delomd loiwrence Wilkinwm. director i f 8. O. Chase, Jr. spent the follow, th a . Americas Military Oovttn- realtor and former prison warden, ported that tho maxim'im. tempering two weak* at Rockpott » lu-re aturs* yesterday was ItJ dcgrvui will be tha guest sp rsL -r.a t Die ment’* economic* division, reportMr*. Coleman bad been su yln g. K iw anb. luncheon tomorrow. Missing Cruiser Is Towed By Freight er Ford Raises Prices On Lincoln, Mercury . . . . MOSCOW. Aug. 20. i/V/—Tha Ukraine I’raiJa, Communist Party newspaper of Kiev, rharged today that the l idled Stair* m > out to "liiiiiidat# iha independriire of I j lill Aiderlcs* rountrlr*1' at the tjuiiiundlah* roufrrrnre. QU1TANDINHA,. B ruil. Aug. vA’)—.-The Inicr-Ameiican Confcrcnce received today a piopoaai. Lniteu orates, bsc ke 1 try I.) ttie the L’nilcd Stal*», w lu . HtV V ^ i'V W d rir.- H e-) upline flout the Atctic .to tke Antarctic as a '‘lecunty region'* with military foices' of all Amnicatt natiuns.., Aluka and Green4 the tone. Hie tubromniiltce v*Inch draft .*d the mraiuie k n rum|>o)ed o l ’Sen. Vtm trnhf.g fR.Mirh) end srnldlives ul Bi n d . Mrsico, Peru ami Bolivia. _ Under-the |uufMi»al, any attack mi tie vn.t atrntrgir a n a would iuvnU'i <;■ li-iivi- iiiravtiM'a under the pliifm-M'd hriitltpltvit'-llraty of mu- -An uriH.il ntuok l.y any • nguiiiiil ah American tiation t.L* ■ct.it,ider.-d mi attack un Arm ncan *tat<« an.) each on* if il,%- Anii-.'iraii Mali-) uvvutnaa the uhiigaliuii to u l in facing suclt an itta .k , cv.i.-isiiig the Indi­ vid.ial oi v-rilwtiv«- right of se1* defense zrc.-guizrii l>y. Article 6t of I la- UniKNi Nations Chat t'r„’* h>- agret'int'Di said. Vim agn-timeiit uii tit# *«curlty American iciju.-U.-iur *on»ullalmn mi iVtkbv'v d. ill) sentence, liol.linv, fused, to operate an alMtti>ji <■ ih plint at ."I hfrteentl| Si reel a*mi Kim Avenue, Ingrlhrr wrtli an -----------pital wtiich under pruviiiutu ul a injuiictiun .d isigned to )« i.' t!« REOUf., KOREA. Aug. 24 UT< i new be treured *vitli City’, otdinanie (ouhibiinig »ueh General Albert C. Wedrjnayer nr.1 pfiijrct, w ai trvealrd. to I’ll rived today for a Wpek's stirv<» City Comniiiiion *.»l it* meet­ nf uneasv Knren for President ing lad evening by I'rcd It. W.lTruman. He said In n prooirre' statement that memlten of id j on, i.ity attorney. The l i n t was that Russia pro. |Hned recently that the Allies withhold deposit of their ratifiestions until all five ex-enemy elnli a laliflet). Ihefr treaties. The ,pokr«man ,nid the second factor Ihnt 'nt least two Italian i»iliD.'nl parties, the Commuiij'ta mi'sldn would maintain "cnmiilei:and fwiclBiitta, were inalstiiii; that ohiectivity, with no commitment i the Italian government amt rati- and no prejudgment." fy ita treaty until all the lllrf Thd apeciat envoy explaln.-.l uritr. Council iy)d that rpo-dai pirraullona were being tak.-n to pn>ttect them. < ll.ftimmilnLi Ira-trr *t nlrnretf In hr hanKnl. I hr S 'atr I’rpartroent mailr thi* plain l<*Uy in' tiutdLhiill. fn.ll> tin* lull of an Amrriran m i'ril i-» Milsru* ‘ Conference nt Qultaruluiha, tn Security Region” To Extend From Arc­ tic To A n t a r c t i c InWest Hemisphere Optimistic Oyjei:.. Britain’s Future WASHINGTON. Any John J. M. t'^.y, prt mU-nt of tin' 'glcieh*-i|t>lu^' fbneing into V'fKiid Bank, einn -u ed eonfidel line) teChniqU'ir nf.-whli-li G yre toilay in ltritnin'< al>il|ty to f linl'i- been .aeVnrnl t-vnni| ltS ill through it* present rconomlo ci tier many 'in ii'-l't "i Tim 1*111. vvhl.'Ii nisi, w.i-dit a hot* StrCloy, lectarinrf* that Britain («li the Aitr irii.i Ymitli Urptimm- lit'« a rlelit in ipiriy to the «6tinii. would t.-|.n*'> the Agrnilan' nnllon fsiHin.iHHi.MHl Worl.l I’ank nf th eir r> ii.’.imnr .•*' m tin! f«r u loan alth mg i it hae not iiia iH n M u a i'it> r>«.u I .i-nde application, anl.l he does GIIUIAI.TA It, \i|g , “d (<V) Thr.-.. uf1tj!>,i ships, carivliur I t"-i .TrlV'1.. Ik • iilti 1:v aftrr th. v ri.fii" d f>>* wr-ha to dlvi<mh'rk In 1‘rancr. docked at Gibraltar tin ler muzrh I fnarhinegtin* todn>- to take oti ewsl nn-1 pruvUimi* I il«- Jew-, ImlV'-d in their rf f.ut* In enfe’r .Pair-tine . withallt iiiitiWrralh.n errtlfieates and re­ turned lo rrallce, 'were expected in remain .here al.nul two (lays before resAmiug tho Dip to'Hniu. K«plalnli%’ hU *'«'|i(liii!»m’* uv«r itiitaiii'a ‘future, ho -aid Iha Britidi an* “a alurlz iH-opl.t, . lh«y have got g>>. I I.UAinrzi anise, Tbrlr Inlcriial Tiudgot *s!iu*t"oit. is r.'H-d. and tliry are aware of their lirol.lriiii and on-ityriitit them MjCloy furtlujr lo ll ispurteta t. The* b a n k -Kilt pat borrow mure money thruugh txsuanco of •veuritiv* this year “unieu unforiTeen devetupni'nta UT ur." It now has aliout IMKt.tmO.OOO tn U. S. dollar- alone av.ul.il.le f-rf- lend­ ing, and this sum ii "nJvquhl* tor immediate purreetn.** 2. The l.auk does not expert to make gny‘further liaA* liefure lla anhual mcvling '.n la.aJoo ScpL 3. Argentina hat ntml-i no for:^n|.|iiiration fur DUMiliimhip in tluo.ank. 4. In extending a IHTS.OOO.OOO loan recently'to Iha N tlh*r'*tids, tin. U nk felt th) Gutcn trourba in Indonesia would i o \ ho ’'sorti a drain un the Dutch « .'tioiny tnat it would Interefere with th# integ­ rity of our loan." Communal Rioting Continues In India {Vlrs. Beal To Attend Registration Meeting NEW DELHI, Aug. 2d. f.;n— Communal rioting in lo ilo .v rod Mrs. Ixiurlne Beal, secretary of Amritsar wax reported to have subsldml * '* * '” to<!ay * *hutt eittwhoro In the Florida Slate A ssociation-of^ the-itrifctorn ru\lr.i th.> sltiia- Supervisors of • Registration, will tTon’ was still sori'-tV a ' Rlahs, attend the c6)lrtl meeting o f th* Hin.lua and Mpslima reatglngd via. association which will b* haU broiled In a bloody w ir of rcprls- this weekend in Ocala with head­ pis. *— quarters In the Marion Hotel. Ra iU rat ol rfhzuugU.aa--,tk»-p«>. Wev.it Ul riVtkia 'i te g le b vinre. newly divided between lh e< supervisor for Marlon.* county, Dominion* of India n-.d I'akmnn. who Is In charge of arrangements, was desertIwd aa nrc-ar’oiii ahd announced that Secretary of Btata little hope was h eld .tut foT Ini- R. A. Gray and a representative mcllata Improvement In tl.o *llua- of the Attorney General's Offlcd lion, despite rensw.'l appeals by Hindu and Moilom lt id r 'i for an Tho meeting wax called by th# cud to violence. Upthegrove, The Indla-Paklstan M nt drfinv# tin-ddent. DeWitt council, In session lierx, hPanl a r-glsirstlnn mmervl'or of Palm fir*thand*rcport on the lituation Reach countv- for the purnosa of yesterday from I’andlt Jr.wshsr- IcrU b tu re. The meeting will open Inl Nehru, Indian prim) mlpl'tor, dlsrn'xing rlcct^n s«d rc«rii*ra+by ti)*' 154T following hi* return from n visit lon lew* patfe-i st OiSO A. M. Saturday. 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(C s S tls s H frees W s* TH E SANFORD HERA D , SANFORD. FLORIDA THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1947 Players Fined demands on th« Bark of England proves beyond handling, than tha talks here will face lnereat'nr difficulty. United • States officials com* paied the emergency action, it which this country concurred, to tha Amtrirar hank ’ "holiday* nf 1933,*a moiatori-im on buslner, temporarily to halt what amount^ to a run op the Bank of Enaland. wfha problem was aggravated by tha fact that Congrats n pot lb session, sine* any charge in the gctuel terms of the lo.i, agreement requires Congretslnn.ttl .approval.. — - ------- — At the Treatury Department, two U. 8 .-British technical s c o n 's SCRAP BOOK Owe) I C is t lB n S Om ) M O TO l I O O ,0 0 6 - M ILE. M O IO R C R E A S E I H V E t t f S P BY L O U IS P E A H t l L i f r S P R E S d o ff.A R IZ * - J V \ W t f t R E ARE B rq q E R nM A M RABBI'fS ? w es< A f r ic a s in g l e PAIR J MEADOW MICE CAM HAVE A PROGENY OF A ^ MILLION & IK A Pound 1 £ 0 IRONS A R E P U f OH VENEZUELAN PR ISO N ER S <o PREVEW f - 1—------- r » p qtttASl a I>»l**timnounrement said Jewish Agency . persuade the refugees, most of th*m Poles, to land In Franc*, but the agency spokesman in Palestine replied: "Tha Jewish Agency Is unlike­ ly to send • representative ts Pot* De Bouc to try to encour­ age the refugees to land 1 France. These people well know what they are doing and the agency will not Interfere." A Palestine government aourev aald "It must be remembered that the decision lo go to tiermany waa made by the Jew* themselves, since they have elect­ ed to refuse Franca1* offer o» hospitality." The British foreign office an tram of the ordinary th at happened. " It appears to us that thl rifused eTer since to 1 rilaembai V and.have rejected a FrHich offer of hospitality. .The displaced persons ramp to drhkh they will be taken If th<?> list In their stand is less than f a mile from the site of the infamous • Be lie 9 concentration camp. The displaced persona camp, situated' at Hohne, la the larg est Jewish camp in the Brit­ ish tone. ' The Jewish Agency spokesman In Palestine characterised the latest British move as "a fateful Hica) *mistake.**- An ttnoffielal Hah sotlrce said it probably would provide new Impetus frr terrorists In th» Holy Land. Joel Field said thatM t w as-the lo MW*UW” worst demonstration seen in the . . . . , , . „ local park this year, and added ,n\ n '» J ® 1."? that the umpire was pushed around | MhO.OOO.OOO point the British unmercifully. * withdrawals wUI- cease pending Manager Krider stated that he 1arrangementsi at the Anglo-Ameidid not want to see' the Sedatora . <«•" financial confers nee here to penalised, all that Is* wanted was .control -th e flow of dollar. eato find out why Umpire I.avely; rhenge from I^ondon. think the man is good for baseTreasury officials were describliaUL lUrlJUn atue " -***•fOes'mv'up •ifte-r«tort. -r«fB "not have arrived- a t . a genuine cri«* asserted * I a n f that only drastic emergenPrqsld’r nt Herlong closed the I ey action, such as that tak»n investigation by summing up- the yesterday. can avert a financial testimonies, stating that th ere, collapse. was, no doubt, a lot of confusion The Treasury was reported • ' and excitement at the time of believing that action does not the Incident. He added that he | violate the spirit nf the loan made hi* first decision on the agreement, even though that deethat he had nothing to add to hla report which Umpire Lavely had „pi-int <d,||KNtea the British to report. Umpire Cooner verified sent .In add that he could only rxrhsngs dollars for pounds fresthat ha and Lavely went to th* bsse his decisions on what In- |y when other countries reques* Mayfair Inn after the contest ami formation had been presented.... iUC|, payment. filled out the report to Ire sent la ---------------------------- American officials hope that the league president and th a t'I t v T is » t„ i Brililn'a new regulation over waa true. ( . K IO IV lC C t the convertibility of pounds Into Manager Lou Bevll of the Sen­ ators admitted that he bumped Umpire Larely, but Qualified the statement by saying that he waa excited and was unaware of what he waa doing at the time. Chief of Police Roy Williams told President Herlong that he saw Umpire Lavely waa In trouldi and immediataly moved on to the field to be of asalatanee. Office.- II. M. S IM P L E .-v A E A E S H * / r Russia Notes <MEM FROMfiESe^iIRMG*.** "I would like .to Insert only one word.” Belt said. "I request that the Chilean tqxt be amended to read political or economic In­ dependence. '1 ‘'If we add this word- we can give the treaty ample under­ standing of aggreaaion." (Cealleawl Ham Tam* Omrt ing down German industrial produclivity. The conferenfe la hcheduled to open In l,ondon Friday as part of a Joint Ahglo-Amerlcvi attempt to stralgthen out the •eonomlr affair* nf,-the "Western World to speed recovery. Even before this development. —the-United K14t»« spparenlly wai ready to write off, in favor uf S new approach, t 'atlcm pta to . reach agreement with Russia on Korqa and Austria . t The protest, together with th. deadlocks on Austria, and Korea, le n t. emphasis to a ‘ Library of. Congress summary of Unltdd States-Sovlet relations aa hav­ ing deteriorated “dangerously.** This summery wee disclosed yes­ terday. -In:1Berlin. Central Lucius D. ay aald that any Russian pro Iti against raising the level Of Industry In Western Ger­ many would be without founda­ tion. because the Russians have declined to treat Germany a* ■n economic unit a* provided in the Potsdam Pact of I04B. 1 On Germany, the situation in brief fa this: • Under the terms of the PotsoAm. agreement, production of mettle, chemical* end marhlner i » were ordered to be "rigid­ ly edntrnllkd and restricted to GrrmanyV peacetime needs. This level was fixed with n •Mtlng which United States authurltlea now deem too low In - f|lv» Germ ans'-an export trade sufficiently high to pay fur Import* and at the tame tlmo play a necessary rolt In helpinw •the r*»s of Europy rebuild. ' Tha Potsdam Declaration callel for dec ntrall'atlor o t the tierman economy "at the earliest practicable date" for the' purpose of eliminating pr'eithr "exoaalva eoncentrstlon of economic pow- By STANLEY THE OLD HOME TOWN W E V E W A IT E D H E R E R X JR HOURS F O R 'E M - T H O S E " B A N JK R O B B E R S A R E TO O PARM SM A R T T O G O OUT CV^ A A 4IG H T L I K B T H I S - 1 _ F T £ ~ C 0 ~ O V E R A N t> G R A B A C U P O C O F F E E A N P C A L L I T A A 4 K 5 H T - -----. M T P E E T A R E S O A K /M V J E T \ one on fne . convertibility qu»»f lion and the other on possiU* ■ relaxation of the requirement that England abandon all discrimina­ tion against the United 8tates products In her monetary prob­ lem!. The National Advisory Coun­ cil on international monetary problems scheduled a aesslon la­ ter today. The council la mad* up of representatives of the State, Treasury and Commerce. Departments, the Export-Im port Bank and the Federal Rtservi Board. 2 Britons H u rt In Palestine Mine Blast JER U 8ALEM. Apg. 81 <*•)Two British soldiara were wound­ ed, one seriously, when an electrically detonated mine blaster their truck near Natanya today# apd In Jerusalem an Arab store wa* demolished by a bomb which, array, source*/Uakiwm* Hated by ‘an Arab "boycott patrol." '• Unofficial aources in the port city .of Hal(a eald -40,000 was stolen from an Arab bank mes­ senger during • transfer of fund*. The Jerusalem store blast, brought a general alarm, the second In IB hours. . - Y A R D L G Y V E N E T IA N B L IN D S Amerlra'a Moat Beantlfal Aluminum — Cedar — Polished Aluminum Ask Me For Free Estimate P . W . 8T E V E N 8 - 61.7 W . R o b in so n ~ O rls n d o P h o n e 2-0729 . g To torn* degree, this clause ha* been nullified partially by the year-old Brltl^h-Amerlcan •eonrmlc arrangen^nt' for merg­ ing their occupation sonee In ti e M M I t - of economy and mom efficient production. The Potsdam Agreement also called' for living standard, fur tM German people .to he at n lavel, nqt .higher than those of the rest of Europe. There has been a Kflwliur Jesllog In AngloAmerlcan quIktiVa. that this, too. cannot be adh«rvd to rigidly bect'iss of the b e q e f l^ o t prq. Soviet Vetoes In* abetalnlng. Earlier the application of Hun*ry waa rejected by the aame Tb# United Slat**, v/hlrh had m eated Immediate admission of *Jy. did not press for further rtlen after the Soviet veto. The ustrallan resolution. Instead of u n u for admission now, loft tb* ■ violation both of the I 'X L '.T A it "by pasted the Securpy giving urn aatemblr make a decision which ada by the council. Ha I that Italy, under the ;rcement w ild not be for memberahln until WHAT A A1KSMT 107 Retired Workers In Seminole Receive Social Security Pay total of I I I " a month Or |I 3 Ja) each. Widows • and children - num­ bering 124 receive $1,476 or I I I .&(» each. Total payments In the county rsrh month, amount t-> 14,148. ThU ts an average pay­ ment of $13.62 a month for 2B3 persons. The Social •Security Act be­ came law 12 years ago and is intended to provide a measure of fiunnrlal security for old p»o pi* uf the nation through tfmv principal channels: eld-age aid eurvlvqri. Insurance, f o r m e r l y known us old-age Inaurance, tinemployment insurance, and pultr lie assistance. *— There ha* been a* resulting In­ crease in number nf clalmi payable aa the result of dtath • or retirement of the worker, and thU Iw »fd th* W11*10" - V n ^ n ^ l K ? .u .n tl $ U 5 0 , rerson* desiring more detail•d Information on nny or all of the three progrihna are ad sited by Mr. Weaver lo direct Inquiries on Jihhlic assistance to the State .Department Of I’uU k Welfare at Tsllahassne, on un­ employment Insurance to ths Florida Industrial Commission at Tallahassee and on old ago sur­ vivor* Insurance to the Bnrl,l "PUtorilp— m il™ " i t the Poet Ufflc* Building In Orlando. Indonesian Issue irM lIam l tram raas Dm ) largest party, Labor, oppose* this. 1L J. Van Mook, the Nether­ lands' acting governor general of the East.Indies, charged ft Rstavia yesterday th a t'J a p a n ’s war­ time commander in tho southeast Asia theater. Marshal Count Julrhl Terauchl, prompted the Indonesi­ an* to seek independence. Ho said •TerauchlVInstructlon* were given to Dr. 8ockarno* and Mohammed Malta, now preildent and vice- Britain Plans Hike In Subsidies, A^id Prices LONDON. Aug. 11 (AV-Tom Williams, mlnlstar of arglcultura. announoed today substantial Intreasea In -subsidies and fafm pricas. Ha said the government hoped by the measure to help realise a 100,000,000-pound food production increasa In four y4ar» and aid in closing ths gsj between Britain’! A dispatch Trom Jogjakarta, to­ day said Republican political lead­ ers termed Van Mbok's charge a Dutch exeuse-ln-advanco for re­ suming on a full scale the mili­ tary operalions technically halted by cease-fire orders Aug. 4. . The Netherlands krmy headuuarters In IlsUvIa repotted In­ donesian scorched earth tactics had destroyed the world it tea factory. This was identified the Hslimbangan plant In the nU r district of Sumatra. • The White Cresa agricultural colony at Salltlga, In ccnlral Java, which had cared for 1,500 lndouc- grasslands consarratlon. al«ns since 1002, also wero burned by the Republican!, th# Dutch chanced. Both sides have reported repeat- R l l S S i a S i l e n t O v e r f S Seizing U. S. S oldlm SO. taro months before n.>guli*tlon» were suspended. The agency aald the document! quoted Dutch Pre­ mier Louie J. M. Reel a* piling Van M n o k irS o e riL iliT h it i n C tary operation* offered the only . T K - S J g ^ A 'X w - th at mealing show ad (hat Dtrith buslnassmen agreedtapeedy actleu would be needed to forestall scot­ seven affirmative ched earth tactlta by the Indoirasl * 11, Indadlak'lM ana la Ja m and Sumatra. ill the Veto holding Na Dutch comment sms avail able Immediately. 8EOUL Aug. 81 OF)—Two strong protests and repeated de­ manda for eaplanatlon for tha telaur* of three American eoldUra In north Korea remain un­ answered by the Russians. ' Lieut. General John R. Hedge, American occupation commander, eald be had made the pretests PTtr .Ilia s iraals slasa Uey aa" curred Aug I t and that ha era, gravely concerned about the In­ cident Intelligence officer* aald 'daDr LU C K Y S T R IK E presents T H E MAN WHO KNOW S T H l TOBACCO A U C T I0 H U R I TVf SOLD more than 240 million pounds of tobacco, and at every auction I’ve attended, I ’ve seen the makers of Lucky Strike buy fing quality tobacco...th a t fine, ripo-irookin’ Maf that makas a smooth, mild smoke." A c t\ ____ _ �f •: S' 'W;;- l.\ . U U n ity T h e r t U S t r e n g t h — To Pn I k I tlx P * * « of th# World; To Fromot# tlia Progreaa of America; To Produce P w p r r f tf for Sanford. ' TH E W EATHER Partly clraity thrnufh Saturday, with »how»r* or thundershower*. Gentle variable winds mostly easterly.■ A N IN D K P E N D K N T D A t t / I N E W 8 P A F E * V O L U M E X X X V III Established 1808 Cuban Demand For U N SA N FO RD , Order In F L O R ID A , Nazi Doctor Guilty Indonesia, Is — - - — '- r ^ x -T - G( R«ssian Protect Re* ' teals N u m e r o u s A r r e s t s Of Left­ ist R i n g l e a d e r s c il S e n d F o r c e s Or Let Her Handle S i t u a t i o n Alone Reds Reject U. S. Plea In Bulgarian Leader’sSentehce Korea Revolt Disclosed By || Defeated At Meet Dutch Demand Coun­ Argentina Moves To Bar Joint Military Force Against War Inside A m e r i c a s Just Before The Battle Started SEO U L Aug. 22 .UP*— Arrr»t L A K E SU SC ESS. Aug. 22 (Ah of lumemui ringleader* in "widThe Neth-rlandt told the Secur­ tpianl activity of a revolution ate QUITANDINHA. Brail. Aug ity Council today that the UnitcJ natur” in touthetn Korea w tj 22 UP)—Cuba was defeat'd loda) Nation* ce**e-fiie order had on­ anmunccd by Lieut. General John in her demand that provitiont !o< ly increa»ed bloodihed in Indone* R. Hodge late today after tjr protection of the “economic inde­ ia. I Bullion wa* disclosed by a pul. pendence" of American nation* be The Dutch then told the council lit Russian protest. > written into a hemisphere treaty. that it.m u tt either “ tend troop* G > ! Genera) Terenty F . ShttThe tteering committee of tic or let- the Netherland* alone ko>. chief of the Soviet delega­ WASHINGTON, Ann. 2f. (*P) 20-nation Inter-American Dofenu —The S tate D epartm ent aaid ta­ take meaiure* to rrilore order. ADOIF H ITlir* peraonal p h y tld an . tion , on the joint commiaiion Conference voted down the pro- rtar tt WH1 proteat directly to The announcement that both Dr. Karl Brandt (above), and 1* ^ j p o u l . Fifteen natron* voted again*! Bulgarian government trader* in tide* would comply with the coun­ other defendant* were found guilty terlioj to agree on a unified Ko a new effort to *»ve the life of c i l ceate-fire tall* at of rakl- by a Untied* State* tribunal In teat government, issued a ptei* m the me*rule, which the United Nikola .Petkov, top-ranVIng a tNuernberg, Germany. They were State* ha* opposed. . mght Aug. -f h v l. haep. hailed; »* 'ArkhnUrrai -jolted -th e *»*- the council * greater! triumph to !n *\h e " p m ! end refpontlblllly for medical ex* aeotkiana* arlrnriia roni'P ! I#HC# OM * conference ttrltlm with aa au rp rlie, move ten-day* w*s apparently aimed date in it* peace-making e.lfoiti. orrlmenta on the Inmate* of eonto bkr Joint u»« of armed furc* at - disniptins the work of the Possibility Ends For Allied Review Of A n t i - R e d * r . Case SOFIA. Bulgaria. Aug. 11 UP* In a. new appeal for the coun­ cil to take it* hand* off the In­ donesian question. Dr. Eelco N Van K lefftnt, Netherlands rep teaantatlve, declaredd: "If you really want tha fight­ ing to atop, you rmiat either *ep troop*-oy-alltrw u i ~tn'brlltf'gbmit7 together with freedom, that’ *v' curity for which million* theie are yearning." steering eommltteo at which hi* u,tW 1° die_ *» a conspirat He branded the .eounril’* propoul wa* voted down. He we* ag*in>t the Communul-dommal reported .to hava asked the com ed fatherland front .government. fnrta.a dismal failure and bitterly mitt** to declare hi* meature, No date hat been announced for charged: "Never wa* th e n »u«h kill­ "opportune or Inopportune," The . , ing on the part of the Repui committee voted on that bail*, *he hanging. and declared the propoial Inop-I The United State* announced lican troops and betid* aince I - portune.. I hi* arrest and trial, and font your ceate-fire order. It i* a Argentina departed aharply day*agnth* United St*1** and strange and dreadful paradox that ba* hail i Jfcfrotn the provitiont of the ltfld Britain aought a review of the your cease-fire order an effect diametrically oppos'd y Art of Chaptfltapee by submitting aentence. a propoaal for ’th# hemisphere! The rejection wa* ant” muted i toP tyour • humane Intention*." „/ i„ jn treaty which would eall lot me by l.leut. General Alexander ‘Jj* o f - a eommon military force - Cherepanov. Soviet m«nb*i and ( "**<»" Pul u' ly In-tha event of '7t{ae‘. fro ,i acting deputy chairman of the tiVhwtC thU " « nl^n "n m m tho -A m e ric a 7 • |*om n,l»lon. .g rin ": BHt . Chila'a Foreign M inuter. GetCetkor, leader of .the Agrar- aln over withdrawal of troop* man Vergara Donoso, **ld “Chi'* , ! " 0 *nd one of thr *lgn- and th* future of the Sudan ha* her own propoeal, which i* *'* <’f ‘he Bulgarian Armitlica, Meanwhile, the United State* not In accoinf^W lTh' thV oroi'l«**'> "'•* Kiv,,n * P**— , „ Trtiented bV“AWfenltiia ^ vL~ietit*ne*"ind ‘Dried nn „ M tpadel, f ™ minium ,'f of rcaponaiblli.y for an * Hat S L O W . 1 M «*r ' U - g tur me* the Dominican Republic, .eld lo J of the government whl<k ,1 the move in h B t' nation warn "agafftat the idea ( . in ,1m! Amarian tha dfiDule* of; In Combatting aggression from within tho western TlamUpheie. The eonfareneo approved In It* special economic parley o fA m er* lean nation* In 1948 after the plenary ten io n a rail for a ____________ _ ^Bogota meeting ___ next January. -R u ssia 's repreienlative on the Allied Control Commission today rejected the United State* demand for a review of the death senfence of Nikola Pelkovi lop-rank w* f fiiilia e m n Balt. R a il C u i u t v •au>bau-Hnit—antt-Communist—leader.— am i F-*-UuHlarmo Cuban -~ United State*, atPefkov was irnlenced lait Sa!- ♦ p H tmerlc.cn and extr*. akgTettlon," • aaylng NO. 201 A s s o c ia te d P rt a a L o tte d W ir y F R D A V , A U G U S T 22. 1911 -entratlon camp*. (Internationn' Quillman Reports OnDiptherialn Seminole County 12 Cases Found Dur- i n g M on t Ii D e c s Not Mean Epidemic tcntmiiion." * Rioters Demand Evac­ uation Of British: Voice Dislike Of Trend OF UN Talks LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. M. (Ah * —Egyptian Prime .Minister Nakrathv Pash* told the United N a­ tion* Security Council today hlg country vigorously opposed an American • supported Hratlllan ' resolution recommending that Britain and Egypt make a neat atlempt tn settle A'.ele differ*, enres by direct negotiation#. Nokrashy,-P*»h* declared tha , 1(f r a ill/ n - Veoposaf * wot owly r "»ould serve no osefnl pur­ pose," hut added that It »■* "4n evasion of the primary respouslbilitv ot the Seeurlly Connell.” * 5kt(kov said the had wade th* tares statement" two d*v» agr at s com miss Inn meeting and demvded "restoration of not'i’al CQl'iitiimsJ? -Sulisequsnlly • H-wtge and Maj. General Albeit K B r»n. chief of the American del at atlon, held press confsi anw•M'lg#'. commander of the Ame icar oecupatlnn rone of soiiIIiski Kces. said Korean authorities hadK rested more than, too iictoiu in Seoul amt an undetermined nunl-er in the provinces. He <aid those arrested were chicct’d with .rioting, atterkioo poire boxes and Interfering with the government’* lice-eolterting pn jiam. He did not disclose |bc #XMnt or location of the riot­ ing Hodge said the sltugUop twgsn wh» the- discovery in esrly Augu<’ of a plot by U fltst *m .......... ............. . pb'tees of the Korean Broad Twelve rare* of dipllieria have been repotted in the-county dur­ ing the preterit month, il wa* an­ nounced today !>y , Dr. Frank THIS P1CIU8I WAI t AKIN ninmentt hefer# flying flit* Interrupted tha rongiesslonal Investigation Into Hollywood labor strife being held In Quillman. diteclor of the Seminole 1,0* Angela*. Callt. Hone# committee cmmKl Irving O, McCann (le tt), Countv Health Unit. t> shown alklng question* a* Joeeph A Partway (right, foreground), Although the incidence of dipA r I- rvwineef. I«ik* at hts glasses (srrow ). Remark by Partway to Iberia in Sanford and Seminole casing Syftem to sa lo tag e High; I McCann that “ I don't go for this Oestnpo stutt" caiirert the lalter to leap County bs* been lomewbat above lal speeches ami inject Commiin | to hla feet and etrlke Padway, breaking hi* glasses, (foteenattoanl) ganrta-- tnhy- p ro g ram ^ ” '1 --------— " — —— WSTWlLduring"lb> part fewlivee it lia* not reathed the extent f ah epidemic, be declared. Tot*l rsset line* ,Js» f are 18, north,’’ hut added. "I say. from the Soviets The disease is very infectlout. net , CA IRO , Apg 22 iAh-Tbous* an-Jt of riotui Egyptian!. iom* shouting “ Down with Amencx. 1 clAsfied nitb police in demonitra* lions' lotliy against the trend of Untied Nation Secuiity Counfd discussions on this nation*! dis­ pute u ilK Hi it sin. Police tfited sewn follcmris of tbr Moslem biothrtbood. r file .setitrj Prime Minister, Ah­ med K u h riis . broadcast an ap­ peal "t« every iincere ptlnot to help lb* government maintain qr-. dcr." Hie Prime Minister. Mah; ' boud 1'ahmy Nokrashy Pasha, is at Lake Success piessing fqr United Nstinns action. T h e 1number of dem or.siratott leached about fi.OOfl at on* tirn* In Calm. They reformed afte r i I'ttallhned nn ISi|» rif v tt Hits Is Unionized | County Health , Wcdemeyer Giinese Leaders c;! Prior To Deadline Program Outlined For Present Crisis Of New Labor Ad At Lions Meeting: Northern but not contagious, he pointed^ (TMitlaate ( r - ll.« * d .am ra*« re * , *:i*t w .h n out. and explained that tnfei-‘ “wa“ It* Russian.occupied. ......* fetUlelc’ from Within wdlifd court. The aeven day* would N The Ainrriran commander also up tomorrow. , , _4 flow# means that a jiersnn mu*l I (aelle art ee rag* Wean _ NANKING. Aug. n (Th— ChlTh* American and Britlah de. Explosion Racks City com* in close contact with a ea*e ssid, "Theie is no political sigI nrsc sourres sifid today that Oan- . •; — -2— . or carrier to - develop tb« dts- o.flca'Hce in the artrjU . Same mend* for a review were mad* ’ rr#| All«ert -C. Wedemeyar, at g : 1 J in letter* to Cherepanov. The Hall In Philadelphia ease. Many persons hay's lately RlghUil* s»ere el rested ton.” Shippers Warned Of.M ethods Of . D'scnsc meeting with the Mat* council af tit whs hot clear what the reiitinted informallo’i from the n Chlastg Kai’Sheek'i U. 8. note, sent to Cherepanov Possible W e s t e r n PrcvcntioivEKpInin* ti'ii'rnllaalm Health Unit and from inlvote criieral mcaiit by lack of poll’lMonday, aaid i’etkov’a conviction tiorne, had told th* government PHILADELPHIA, Vug. J2, elgnirigance, since lie'm ure I pnlli v tuitkrt* China lacks ‘ nppeera to b* a grwa mftcar- —An explnainn bclluv <d mused hy“ physlrlnns as to how to esm|M- <»l <('„»■<»»,,I M a r i t i m e Strike ,cd By Q m . l i r . a n top* „ »'■*. SUablt lilt- disease. |Ca«l!*wa ee r*ire t'.lahti inismicement, not i««- materia la 8l tmmb shook PhllaiM|>hla'.r ('My • All persona,who wish In nvmd Hall today and wreck-I th- f 1*Jt Wink of the ‘ -'intnole Count', ,'r »'M>urre« T lir nation's labor unions got The Aiov'Iren presidential #nfloor room nf the deteciivo hurvn.i. the disease, especially rhlldteii a new <M of rut*s Indav. tbr fleallh Unit in it> <li«'a»' pievrn under 10 years of age who ninkr >"V. nttoiuling .the meeting at Th, s-nferd sv„i a.b k.w Around World FllcrB Firat report* tald only one man 08 I afl-l laitlr) a<t, and only sn (ion program » o ti« lu ■•iitbp tlir government'* request, wa* re­ percent of the cese*. should it* Jnltlal organisation meeting £\rc Sick In Greenland wai inlurcd. onds bebue ii went into e fl'c l eil bv. I)r. I f.'iik Quillman, h p u ted to have describ'd candidly yettarday afternoon, elected offThe expolilon cau»e>1. con»id*r- avoid rrowilt and p.ild': gath-i icert then went to their akee*. able damage. G latt pxriitjon* end ings, he said. let at , midnight 107,000 production diteclor. to lli' I om* t bib it thro wliat he found during his month* WASHINGTON, Aug. 22. (aV long Inspection of China but to range at tha Municipal Airport Every child from six month' door* were shattered. wnrk'M. ahd the Ford Motor Co. meetitie at the fourist (Vflter- Ins', e lett no hurt of the policy rsFamlliea'of Clifford V. Evan* and Deputy Chief Engineer William to nb# year of age should he tnuiiu for their initial .hoot. G#or„ w . Trum, n> .vho t r . , t. Ffltmet King Loin 1l'is»y lVit*<- mnmehdatkini he would make to agreed to a ronlracl clause for . Andrew Carraway w ai elected tempting a ‘round tho world flight filmlar. among the firat firemen nixed against diptherla, Qulllma'i ,was announced as winner *d tli* I'resldenl Truman. ' Earl Ginn ^rlled sudden- a union shmi Pr**'d*n* of ‘h« e*“b. Police (iy j>|per cub plane, received word o arrive on th# tean*. aaid "aome. advised. He also suggested that •yCharles . yailerday afternoon a t tile qutf piogr*nr“Kisen s c o m I w -"lhlng exploded In a *t«wl loekei ." they should have a an call* I chine«e sources said the gattTlir I ’nitrd Automobile ’ WwkJDwitlV e ^ 'aand m t Byrd JJ.* rGoode i t *' I0* Diet* are The III Fire apparatus converged on “booster shot" at the age of home on Sanford Avenue. He was ago-irf legsnl to Lion’s «iub oi eial hud contrasted the situation -•b tlv g ^ofrie fleer nf 1** | nnuen*aG»*In lw° Greenland. the city hall and hundred* nf pet- three, again when they star, i«*m at Sidney, « ., .and came to I ( C I O ) thus bypassed a pro. gani/ ilions. irtC h in a w ith-that in Europe. H% 5L H S , t fIT a*M t: ~ L rt L U |W“ rneitage w a. relayed bv amateur tont crowded Into th* amoke-filled to school or at any time that Sanford 10 vear* ago from ('In- sisiiin o f ’ib ' Isw making m sjntily " i i q u o t'd as ■saying Europe la decided to hold a weekly ahqot rl(||0 itetion* and waa picked up T h ' f ii|t public In ritb in doorway. Police held back the the mgdicalN,adviser deems it rinnati. He was a member of th'* appioi »l by a company's employ­ almost starving wliils Chins ia In tbe U n it'd St*!*— w s o e» ThueJd.*r bv E' ' necesiary. T h iT W v W is avail- H rat Presbyterian Church. crowd. m partively rich in the esxentiafs - - - * Twp trap* hava Iteen eent Evan* and Tmman advised that a h b - b e l l iIni l.HH 1798 Id llAltliUoi', iraallBH<a an Paae !:l«fcl» Mr. Glnu i* survived by th.* e 's a leqniiernenl for a union t ahl'*b»it m tiiu n n o i'. i,„( apparently deflciant in e*uDirector of Public 8af-ty James o'clockthey were In the If. 8. Army ho*, II. Malone waa conferring with » idow, Mrs. Clara T. Ginn, thre- shop. a aid Dr. Quillman m Id* talk. |,ader* to develop and pr#-' adopted daughter* and two sis. Riim'doig* o* a dock strike nn a.ml pr sva* *i*l up ft IVsisacd.# p< . . . . . . | „ r. r, 4mircci iThe.following, acorea were made nital at Blule IVeit On*. Green­ Judge Vincent A. Carroll in an '-ra, Mrs. Frances (!. JKnojp of the Wes! Cna»i, anil a move In Th* lit"! ! g "f Ik on th* abbreviated rlt ekeet ' ■ target land. and were being well taken office directly above where th* Byron Wnlker Dies The same sources ssid Wede,rare of. Blule West Una ti an exoloilon occurred. Pidnev and Mr*. John Carson of by Ihe- 'inng-organiiol p n u t'i* Am* lean Public Health A*» ■ n u '.e r to ld 'th e council China h id of 16, bird* each: airfield built bv the United State* Burbank, Calif. Suddenly In Tumpn ,“I wai lifted right off my feet Andrew Carraway 14 to ignore _ tji# ne(v ru)#» ,(,o a elation In 1*72 remiti-d .in 'tk f fa iled to fully Chin Funeral ser vice* will ____ _ hi fM t ix k ! C - •_ « 2tfLJnUler ..'arennu, »s!ai-ii-bM'id ~pf'.nutr ^ M l s r 9!li .m o r n IIWMMSS l duping the way, ______ ‘ n ”- Judge Car-- * 1 bled il'liTlii board* ’luougln ■ that been done, your economic qtt*1 thorrght-thg-. r ntrrr The ftlv * began ~tbail Avrorr ~Walk«r. 85. rrcc" r bii i~ Paturd a v imm itiig o t-in^O 'ntiock paninient* to the advent of the, colli I I gsnItHieMl nfl I'agf I tithll Tetarboro. N. J„ Aug. 9 and reach­ of Blllv Finn had toppled off the man for th* general committee of *t .tb# Erickson Funeral Home •hai ply-debated new law. ▼ W. IL jfflU am a 1! uation today would hava bgsn ed Greenland Aug. 19, making a tower." B. d V h e lc h e l 12 adlustment of the’ Brotherhood of with the Rev, Douglas Charles much less' serious.” During the AO days aince ihe teriea of atopa enroute. B. B. W right 11 Th# full fore#*qf tha'blaa. wa* Locomotive Engl nears for the A t­ officiating. Intermrnt will he at law’* enactment by the 80th Con­ Chinese who attended th# megtCantered In one of tha bureau’* lantic Coast Lina ayatau and re­ a later date. gress over President Truman’s Airways Authorized ^ inK.«sld Chlang. axpraasad Chtnx.’* 2 ; 11 W. A. baffler 10back room* occupied by the N ar­ sident for a number of jeary died |l'alien s# nn l‘. , , S:i«ku for tueh frank ctit* To iMakc Nijflit Trips appreciation cotics Scuad. W. A .,P * triek 9 i t j l l l home in Tampa tbf* morning Moslems In India «, Midwest Slated For irl'm . U. 9. Ambassador J. U i t v W. A. Adam* 9 Detectives William L#lnh*us«r after a brief Illness. I* * -r------- r iou Stuart accompanied Wedd* ’ Florida A ir w a y s , . In-, of Or, i"» v er.to the meeting. Virtual)* The following tcor«* war* mad* 3 More Days Of Heat and William Innaretll, alone In the -JU-waa born and raarrd in Pj . i Attacked By Sikhs FIjirh Fly A t Half land" ha* received author:*-.'' from all ihe lop leaders In th* national • on the platol range: room, were dated by th* terrific Tampa and Iq 1909 becanr.-r an AW, f fame* Webb 197 X 400 at concussion, felt In building i a employee and in 1910 \.iss made Br the A*>ociat*d Pre** JULLUNDUlT, In dia. Aug. 22. Staff Honoring Bilbo tha Civil Aeronautic* Admlnistra- government participated. I tlop for conduct o f , flights intis tltfw fire. The Midweitern beat wave and block away, but escaped with no­ an anglneer. Until one year r.g o (JT—Fierce Sikh warrior*, rising A pri**i'u> spokesman said ' Jem** H. Howard 395 WASHINGTON, Aug. 22. » .P .- ' Orland.. rn l Titlla-, \r„iem eyer entertained h i|h drought, now whittling away thing more serious than m a tc h e s. he aerved a t local chairman of bv th* thousands, were waging to­ UVdemeyer .. J« m *i Hardy ; 376 Inside tha room, a run; of steel, the Brotherhood of Engineers in day what military authorities cal­ Flag* at the Capitol wer* flown h**7T1 un‘,,,r ‘/I’1" ! " ’ w '#v* i. . *r ''""<■** officials tonight at - d U 'ateadlly at rom and other crop*. ® F. X . Rockett 864 »rronllnif I O Hoi* Vn^rlrtin tm b fity , th# only *1111 wa* anchored f i t at lea»t locker* waa demolished. I'll mg Tampa. l'd a ruthless war of extermina­ «( Imlf Rt*ff today hoc mu * of tbr* C. B. Spark* 892 P W ^ B t h r e a more dayej th* Chicago cabinet* w tra wreckad and chok­ fu„ rtion . conducted hy tK . Mr. Walker wa* a member of tion against Moslems trap p 'd east Heath nf Senator Theodore G. Hit man company vice t.i - o l,,,' A u th o rir.tlo n -w as .Iv. .m-slvcrt n3 ^ , on H urinr Other* In attandenca wara John Weathar Bureau said tmUv. ing fumes filled th* corridors. tha Masonic Shrine. Ho U sur­ of th arPaklslan border. ho (D Miss) and a committee of for conduct of schedul'd n l g h i . tii)( )n Galloarair, ^ B. Pop*, lloy It ill. | There wa* nothing In tight to Thar* was no fire. vived by the widow, a former San­ In 12 day* of xavogj fighting, ■ix Senator* wa* nam 'd to at­ operation* on the Orlao-b'-Sonf >rdjamt, Dan Wright, H. K. Billing*.. budge th* tearing Matt before ford resident, on# alstar, two while the subcontinent was being tend the funeral. The mission leaves Sunday far prelrminanr to a lO-d^j ley and Georg* Smith. j g un(|a r night, the foreeaeter aatd. brother*, and three nieces. Fun­ divided Into (he dominions rf In­ Senator Vandenherg (R-Miih), J a c i’onrille route. Tlrs will per- foWv achedolrd-pawenscr. atr mat i f ferSa.— ---.............. — ...... . ■1 Ha predieted temperature* House Group Probes eral - arrangem antr-tuvg ntst-yst dia And Pakistan, military leporla presiding" oTfleer o f ,tho Scnatp, mlt been completed. 'howed the -trrerded 811th* had authorised appolntmank of the amt air exrre*s eervtce ai night 2 Buildings Will Be j again today, for lltlnoU. Indiana, MCo-Op’’ Operations overrun at least 150 rural vlt- funeral delegation in a cable mes­ into Hanford. UeLamL an l.Palatka Iowa, the Dakota*, Nebraaka and Isgus populated wholly or partly sage from Rio D# Janeiro where In addition to the daytime flights Teachers Report To T ransferred To SH S!K S V T A ' S WABHINOTON. Aug. 22. (/*>- Paraguay Victory (■Vi Mohammedans. Mon, women he la attending tha Intar American now operating. Principals Monday ready la pdrehed from about four Tha Maryland Economic Council snd children were slaughter'd t-y conference. 4 T Semfnol# High 8chool I’rinelpal week* of dry. hot wsather, except contended to Congress today Gift Over Rebels Foreseen tha hundreds. Shops and homes The in# senator* se n iiv n appointed ippriinicii are ure t l ■• Teacher* will report to princi­ . Herman E. Morrla waa today ad- for brief pasting cool wares and small business#* ara being Injured Eastland (p-M iee), McUeii.r ( D - j F o u r S c h o l a r s h i p wet* burned and pillaged. pals of Semlnola Counts $chodla riaed by government authorities light local th unde ratio w e n by "rapidly davaloplng unfair and No one knows how many have QUITANDINHA, Braxil, Aug. j W inners Announced on Monday. On Tuesday nsoritiMr th at two building# at tbo Pin# Soma crop observer# Said that un-Amarlean competition'’ from 22. UPI—Two Paraguayan Insur­ diet. Military record* listed ! 300. at 10:00 o’clock they will reeaA Castle -Atr Field are available for with top toll moisture exhausted co-operative#. . gent envoy* to tha In’er Amar- No one teemed to know how many transfer to th* School grounds, Pour 8 -m ln -l, C o u n l, w lD n-r, i - l t h , " P . r .l , n r . . ,n d ,1 V i, M ttS or nearly ao throughout the region Robert L Black, of Nnrback, Md., Icen Defense Conference admitted vdlagea would be left before the <IT 'U '. , , M ! M l-iln lp p l n « i t . member* headed by the dean of of acholatslilps. Senatorial a n d , lima principals will m eet. with • On* o t theta • portahla fram* the crop deterioration would be­ made this contention for tha coun­ today that th* civil war "may aoon Klkha call their Job complete. building* will be placed Immediate. come more rapid'w ith each addi­ cil aa a House small bhsinoa* sub­ be over" with a govemmeqt v ie Military ladera expresaet fanr the delegation. Rep. Rankin tU- Representative, were today an- Sunt. T. W. Lawton. At 2:00 Tv west of the -football field and tional day of the heat and drought. committee opened in Investigation lory. . that the reprisal* -ommltted by Mlqa). wer# appointed to represont pounced from Tallahassee by th* oVlock tha aam# a fie ri son, prin-ciuala-wiil usaat -with sunWwiSye^will terra for dressing and #how. Tha death toll from causa* In- of cooperative*. Mac* sa il the thaf piym taL f'T glr-jdUea ihaLLadjc. T Thla farly meeting of taaehara -reverted rgomf-faL-Jtgma. and . visiting The capitol Gag* wer* net lowThey are Robert James I-awlon wril-ii an osganlxatluu of-rhanT-r romttted in araoa where Mohamteams, be aalif. The itb e r build- to have reached 33 In Chicago beta of commerce and other bual- Francisco Recalde. who flvd the ni'dana are In majority would pro- ered her*' yesterday for several twin of Rupt. T. W. I^w ton) and Is nee#Ssit#led hy the njw stmt* e- lug srill be pieced somewhere be- since Monday night and 80 ainro neaa groups. rebal capital of Concepcion Juat vok* a new wave of butchery of hours becariae Senate official* first Kathenm Elisabeth Farnell of law that raauire* them to put _ ./Rfilnd the Budltorhim end will -be Aug. I; There wa* otw other death One question th* Hsus* group before it* fall, added that Fie- Sikhi and Hindu* branded in the neertnl official InatntrUonj fioni Ovlclo; Georgia Lillian Hutchins 10 mootha of terries during A t ,” *ti#ed for Glee Club ind band prxe- in the state elnee Monday mid­ ia out to answer ta whether the •Ident Iligtnlo MorinlgV* "mill. Moslem dominion of Pakistan. Vandenberg. They artll romain at of Sanford and Elliabeth Ann school year. PuuUt ara require*! to b# |n tk half ataff until tha funaral t(v Well* of Longwood. With tha axnight, 21 In Ohio, 3 In Indiana .and government la promoting "coon not mean the end Mr. Morris announce-1 that bo 2 In Minnesota. morrow. . centlon of MU* llutrhlnx, who rountr two week* before echoc hiononolle#" In cqmpaUllon ,witb ESTATE SOLD woold take Immediate atepa to W. T. Read, Deputy Renate ker- will start a* a freshman, tha opening on Sept. 8, «aW S uB t i if* ? The Weather .Bureau *«id that private enterprise. The DeBarfy estate In Volusia "Tha fight will continue until have Use buildings brought ’ shower# throughout New England, In connection with that study, Rooaatell'g freedoms arrive In f'uunlv on t!& northwest shore of geant at arm*, haa departed for other winner* will start as aoph- Lawton. Otherwise the; bring doctors* rartiftca for re-erection end i l‘ ‘J ia t he | New York, Eastern Pennsylvania the Congressional group took up Paraguay," they said. . . . , I-aka Monroe haa been purchased Poplarvllle, Mlaa., where the fun- omore#,. * to have them’ I The achoUrahipa are valued at the comraunlUaa where during and Virginia yesterday had re- first Uis operations of a co-op at They aaid grj-at confusion now by P*re)r Brower and J. B. Bchml- eral will bg held. the early p a rt of tit* football sea- duced t e m p e r a t u r e * there to tha government’* hug* G m nbelt, prevallad la Paraguay and that *r«r of New York City and la be­ A* la customary, funeral axpen- I f 00 a year and arv dcilgned to been visiting which 4U U th*^ •son. Former football headquarter# I around 80 degrees and that clouds Md.. housing project where 7,100 whole fam lllia war* leaving hur­ ing sub-divided Into email on* half ■** srill ba paid by tha Senate, of- aUmulaU atudy to enter tha teach- there hava bean no epidemic* there. will ba used for gjro classes only, would bold them down today. T a o tt* live. ' * flelali b tra aaid. Ing -profeaalon. riedly far sxHe ia Braxil. or mora act* units. Oontinaataf th* Carraway Elected President Of New Cifr Skeet Club (’harkks E. Ginn Died Suddenly At His Hume Thursday t 1 M A f f ' . ’t t? . - fUWi '— mmm . . . *&iti*#* - -■ ~ .■» *!- �PAGE TWO THE SANFORI HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA ■rnsam. by ii frb-nd in I'hilad- tphij. Anwn* th* di-lrgrl-i iy a i Mi i . J. K. C, ,Willrr-H<M>(«|ilwrir. nil altorm-v of AnKli riim , llulin id, who 1« rohrernrd chief!/ With lli« im lix-alion of convict. nul juve­ nile*, Hh. apjimla to tho .woman of th* world to ru-ato and pass belter law, no that childtru will food, planes, rlothing and cars. - have a aaf« and happy life. . . . . . to .. Keen Mine. Canlvet Lar.dre, who r , “lUsWill oe a long process - develop a united w o rld i'l........... but we w°n many fiirnda with her otiick au*t keep trying," .h r say*.. iraile. wa» another member of .the This Partaienna auivd in the irroup. Repatriated fimn a depur , capital overnight - Liya irtoup of U |iop epinp in Germany, she alto Europ&ti univtfVl icn cn- i* • teacher of Kngli»h in France.. ■■rouS* as Tori>mow4__ for the Others included^ o f t he' E. RSnJtTnT »Eo .*5t wr m*.ter'* — pestwhr*cohv.n degree In law from Glasgow Uni|Vfratty; Miss Agnes ' Puerto Rico To Hold Scientific Institute First Election F<£ 'In Germany Converts Governor Next Year From W ar To Peace Hr LKSLIK IIIGHI.KY WASHINGTON - Puerto RUo. laitreat and oldest U. H. possession, wiil elect ita own (ro*error neat year for the first lima aince Juan Ponce de Leon, the'first ehrfef ex­ ecutive, settled the Island some 4l*J years ago. , Puerto Rican* are given this .privilege—• - precedent'* ttf 0 ." Ni territorial government—under so act signed by President Truman j 1st ffpm Ai.efdceo uiii rsitvs an Belgium, IIollA ii# fiv.. Kii, Lux- Oxford graduate and auth-rr, l.'thel rmbourif'and S ft iiM ,h 'J . Carlelon Williams; and Mis* Cohi HU*. CharreA who tcorrs ces-'capeion Aquils, executive director rustics and wears h a ^ u n g golden- of 'he Centro KscoUr University brown hair In a lo F ^ W o t, ,.t the In, the Philippines, nape of her neck, |W M fl with the French resistance J Wmj the “Women'* suffrage In Fr-trre .011 bring many ci paid. f . “We will continue .- Ur IIETTY CLARKE itrengihcn the same AP. Newsfeaturea Ut ruiy Editor If you are une of the mill inns of girl* who are detcirninrd to keep their hair long in spite of all THI NATION'S ATOMIC OfflCIAlDOM and mayors of 17 Long Itlanf communltle* look that fashiort dictate* thi^ fall, you f o r p n n ifru n lln m . . 9 Ik ,. «t » . a . u l l - __ a.__ a_________. . . . J __ for construction of the first peacetime atomic energy pile on .(he may have difficulty in finding • haven, L. L. Naw York.-Dr. LyJd Burst, atomic pile aulhoiity of becoming hut. There ia only onu solution to 1 the control* a* th# power shovel digs up the first scocpfu] of cart ■the problems until mlll<M-r* iloctd# | to whip up a few .creations for Hie I girl who haa elegtml net to cut latr ten into a bun hair—you'll have to 'm a k o yiSir neck- , / i a long hair look short—or put it im. t A i- t, If yqu u i'urlng n I > rTjOTFj pprt trm!e'’ imil women o psgrboy coiffure and v-ijn to ™»ki* it* W iw 'd j® S hair should l># . th ed tae ttf U ,k i W m B X n if H i* iu.*- combed J i everything “ nJ r d i i o . . 'pa■iiiy It into •* •«». plained-■ andlW oth.'s i ring them f.ir- . Snampoolng your hair shculd be suitable forlm aarjill the , in mJ* bans- a • frequent tv*m. Uw th* dry | keep the \nssr6r warn Or you can a fllm .. .yotic .... hair akamwoo* when yon h tv ^ .t cold. Inge healed buildings and Iip^i In a center p ah and Cuinl> It .In * Other - time* ut* the liquid large dips over the ear* and fAr- shampoos to make your hslr ’.nine like th< stars. Though your sham- At I H t CHURCHES ASSEMBLY, m l GOI1 r«elfih S lrtet 1HlUaurrl Avenue Paalor K.TU W rith : Star of Light o v |r WTRH, J;30 A. M. , Sunday School, 10:00 A. M. Morning woisbip, )l:UO A. M. Evangelistic ssKicc. d :00 P. M Revival service* each \-ening at 1:00 o'clock. Rev. and Mr*. Ouie B. Jones conducting services. CHRISTIAN A sHJfAuIfAUT FIRST CHRISTIAN f i l l Rt II (ni>'inlea n» rh » |.i) Sixletnih Street « Sanford Atenu H ilium l-rcry I n i n , n.ikier hunday Church School. 0:4' A. M. Worship and Coimiiur.ion^. 11:D0 A.. M. Sermon: The. IVe* Of J.iberty. Union Services will l>« held atII . An Is II 1_• . I as .1 a, J M. In the Msthodif S ixth. Street nnd I’srl Th* public it Invited s] IllO tiay 1 THE CllllftC II OF GOD k^yi!Tim6 Low Death Record in g . S. Seen 7:48 P.TI/; Evening Servk-e. Ah aferm al u p rjf* of aonx ami go*- tel message. TAI1 ai* welcome, f This will be the first JorvL’e iti 8BVENTA BAY ADVENTIST. ibfgnaev -^IsJlgt.ly year, add-ktl r c m tR C If. memlwra a ir urge.1 to l« .ilrhent. Revealh ■nd K,m Avenue ' Sabbath School, f '.30 A. M. . 7 Church 8ayvlce, 11:00 A. M., sage* at both services. Victory leader llsml l u g S l each Tuesday night, 7: »&f ■: Sr.' ilra. Ruth Swaggerty. h U r in chargq. . ( — Woman Missionary I..,nd meets Dr. Charfes^Ll V irio n s each Thurarlay at 7:45 P. M. Mra. Flora Crew*, leader in rhargu. Th# Churrh string band will fur­ nish the music for ill these ser­ vices. and ths public is invited to .SPECIALS FOR AUGUST Try a Ngw Heat.Treat Permanent shaped In the new Feather cut or tell long , . as you pi prefer. Especially good for dry hair. Scalp‘^qaU irnta and electric iqaawt* specially. H A R R IO T M ILLER BEAUTY NOOK New LocaUwt' *................... 306 North Park' Avenue a rinse, some girls like to top Iheir shampoo* off 'witn a lemon or a vinegar rinse. One professional hairdresser tn town uses beer to set the Jutlr. The' advantage of beer is that it not only speeds up the drying process but it artuall/ •vemr to ki'rp the wave in for u longer Period. And t here Is no beerscent after the hair Is dry. If you are going lu experiment with one of these long-into-sliort halrttvlra, why not ask vour hairfirrtser to giva you a styling anJ .shoV you how to arrange I t7 Tlten ’if,'should be a simple matter for *ft>q to accomplish a professional Lawdrcsting .job .,jl homo. And irnivmt^f. In axtlerimtnting with v o ilffu rf Iff with evrrvthing If at don't succeed, Phone 971 '.‘Al* Newsfeaturea v ,[v'EW YoRKc-rA new all tithe Jut* death raid faf4Atn*iu*r<sVt*y ,l># •*« for I hie year. Hairing im/urseen developments, each a mortality fecord appear* likely on ih* baaia of poUeyholdurs h» 6Ietroi«oUtajt'Lifa MptrfiiWititlll'l.ifA Insuranre (aniranp* of th* Co., who form a ranresenlativ* cross-section of th# urban popula­ tion. sava th* company's Htatiitlral Bulletin. The death rate in tb# first half uf Ihlt vrar wa* 7.6 per 1,000, a? Identical with (he previous low in the firat half of 1042, th# bulletin said, and "when allowancu is made for the inrrcai* in the average age of these insured in ih* past five years, ih* death rat* in l'J47 actually establishes a new mini- with A m in i DITICToa aLuiiartta those m sd by o»a during th* war the Rev. Janie* A. McXnarney seel* th , burial place ci Saint Ran* Goirpu. Who was killed by Indians in 1643 osar Aurleavllla, N. Y. Falhsr McEnl ♦rney beliavae that the Saint w u buriad with a metal crueln* and tliat U»# mine detector will pick up traces of IL Wllh him U th* Rev Thomas l- Colley, director of Ura shrink osar AuriaavRla. <li>wrnational! communicable diseases of child­ hood. "Cancer alone' register* sn Incteatrd mortality on tho bans of rotes not adjusted for the aging of the Insured group." Compared with 1046. ths suicide rate *o far la 7 per relit less, homicides 12 per cen| less, and ac­ cidents 18 par cent lea*. . Although the accident rat* is lower, oddly enough there -xgra more lives lost In catastrophe*— defined as accidsnts taking five or more live*, the bulletin raid. “There were about 1.8iO deaths from catastrophe* in th* general population of tha United 8i Fall Is No Time To Cease Gardening H | & A. KIIANKE AP Newafaaturea BERLIN—The Kaiser Wilhe'm Scientific Intrltutet, which pro­ vided much of the scientific brain! behind Hitler'* war n v cb'ue. hard turord again to peaceful teaearch work. . .liut .whereas they, once -bad-m ra­ tions of mark* end the beet poe•Ibte scientific equipment to work I>dive fdls or muffin* long*.': ' th.-r aie A fttr j liVrd with honey H um ; will We •llixlk the Favorable factors, It continues, have been low. mortality from injfjuenia and prvtwmonl*. « decline In th* tuberculosis rata and lhaf from heart, blood vestel and kfdnev ailmtnta, _______ ________ ___ In and naw low* Glvt the lawn • fall feeding of mortality so far thla v**r from syphilis, appendicitis, and the main .current year—or about 2 1 3 tlotce bone meal or #om* commercial product at a rate of 10 pounds p*t the dumber In the Ilk* parted ( J 300 square f**4, scraUbed in v lth • sharp steal rake. , “A FRIENDLY CHURCH IN A FRIENDLY CITY” S u n d a y , a u g . 24 th 11:00 A. M.-“THE RECOVERY OF " URGENCY!” SEVICE WILL BE BROADCAST STATION WTRR • P. M.-(UNI0N SERVICES) BHSTIANITY-A NECESSIT Y, Transplant jrvsrgrmmi In tB« •arty > * a tW ^ giving th.nr time to reestablish root growths. . , , Put eold framss and hot beds In off tha last of th t lonutof* rram oats. Us* the t>lg»set •st for alow ripening by I f r a y M In naws- '•tiniiluHle.l Cul" All­ Over M l! 9 H iir-T ttrkrd nl S truir. slew TIP—TOP ICE CREAM did Sanford Arena* Phone Dig MAt* D u n g a rtc * GENEVA NEWS QM'A m v n x r m s v 1 Table l.aL-trsieJ deniru-sturtllly tire ted. siilrhed, Mr. and Mrs. F.. T. Hummers‘11 aniiouncu the marriage of their daughter, Betty Louiae to Roland W. Wesson on Aug. 3 at Ihu horn* of W. B. Kyser in Mims. Tha couple are at • home Is S an fo rized C h am b ray .. •• #- . , v i cl:... 1218 iNNOUNCF.MF.NT Mr*. It. G. McIntosh, d M a y '(if 'iirt'i >f » argaret Marquis*, on the Fernatd-I.aughton Uoulilc- ilitclieu! M a tc h e d W o rk S e tt 2 . 9 8 E t o f S anforized T w ifl ' S turdy, aruty-ljpe tw illl r re c u io u cut for a real fit! SLACK SUITS ftv TO M S J W V E f c A nil M 4G R E G Q COfllfABlIng M l •M r* Ell Hart had Mr. and Mi a. Hnbert .Uawthorne a» her gu#»'s Thursday. liiil'V C’i.inli» «i"l ilani.di JO I 9 0 Lined, drsw-lijic fnllar. reaa-lvtbc . m n » r. th a li-a p * rin i* n t in - th a yiummei- aill residence. Mrs. J. C. Huggins, Mr*. Cal­ vin Oldham and Mr*. O. C. Brockman were hoaleaae* al a buipits* party for Mr*. W. G. Anders at tha Community llousu Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. G Aruleia had as their guest over the weekend Mra. Fied Rogers, Mr. and Mra. Allen Greenweb and solBill of Gainesville. ' Mr. and Mr*. W. II. I'attlahell left last week to visit iheir son Evan rattishall and daughtaitn Waahlngtoji, D. C. Mr*. Molli* IKodey I* home, alter a week'*' viait with lirr ton and daughter-in-law Mr. .and ii,* . P. Ii. ' liooley Mn Wlnt«r Wv to .lt, onr own le . Cream, All flnvon T««ty — Delicious — Healthful FOR SERVICE I CHECK WITH WALKER ----------- Guard Against------------- Aphids L«A( H op p ers Mole Crickets Walker-. Proven Telephone 1200 S a .if o n /e r f ^ n V i Don't Ridk Your Celery Crop • Call Lind Weher, Gan. M fr. Tht-M ayfAIr Inn Still A Good Selection At Greatly R cd u ^ d llu d ! O u r Own S t|iin re -lla k 4 .2 B td 8pid«r MHen faced with changed conditions which bring both problem* ami challenge*. Tha way the rommunltiki meet thalr problama and fa** , their challenges will have a tretneridoui bearing on th* fulur* of th* country, *inc# lha nation I* composed of groups of comraunitlgs. . tn 1040 over half of the aation » population under 18 year* of,age lived In rural eomaanlUea. In &,'.proi’ur»lun to th# number of adults, ■ rn n l rummunitica raU* false a^KIut about rural cuMnUnitlci twlc* aa many children as urban centers. - ‘ ■? h lru rlin n hlriint; rtrrtl in IlirAe »ttlr M h U rU ls. A grit 6 I h r n 20 [nr the xante reason! lienforcetl mIli* hlntf. heavy 5.95 6.95 ltt.95 11.95 DO THE JOB th . rural population. Rural , p . ^ a n d burn anything (Mwtarly. ; And ao, onlea* It take* .U p a U ORLANDO, FLORIDA enrourag. community g j f r f f h tha •' rural cwmmunlty find* ItaaL being riaglactad, th# inter*.!* ui Values VAlu*ft VM u^ VAlutn Fashioned by Tom Sawyer and McGregor of washable m altriala Ih Solid colors, PUids, Checks and Slripea. Ages fi Ihru 18. . Ununl l td ail Price 1.98 2.25 2.50 2.98 Our Fuctory 'P rice Values Values Values Values WASH TROUSERS B y _ ro H W fX W Y E R -— And llg h tw a lg h t pox , Hand Tied m ire a rlz e ^ »olld co lo rs, n U t* d-d Vi; SPF.CIAI Hollywood Beds — Com pete with Innerspring M attress Gghardine ttnd popHn wear««, roUi colors and chgclth, Agf* 1 th ru 20, 3.98 4.98 5.98 6.98 V alu e s....................3.1 Values . ............ . Values ..... 5.! ValueB 5.1 MEN’S STRAW HATS , to Improve health, so that children win be better equipvide wbolesom* repa­ r.-will eanteract uninfluar*« and raduee inquaney. , • school*, Coil Springs & Innerspring M attresses jJ Q .5 0 IlLDREN’S DRESSES Coil Springs AgM 3 thru 10 Values to - 3.50 and Innerspring M attress Coil Springs . Also a num ber Of Oufatanding Values In New, and Slightly lllsedlieds, Springs and M aitresaes. Stop In Apd Look Around :v , -■ . 1: *■ " ■ Closeout .- - 1*49 r * ., Children’s Sox i 5 i h r a 9 Vi, V a la ta to 49e p r. 5 pr. for lJOO DIES* COTTON DRESSES AND V aluta to 12.4s Sizes 9 thru CloM^out 6.98 ■; church*, the cnopcrutlnn of kH x good community fro­ belter Income* and beU SANFORD | j S K I ® : w k a r o e l n g t . Im _ SPORT SHIRTS R e g u la rly p ric e d to 55c pAlr. In some respects, farm ho mas— aa du most of those in rural area* —have a natural advantage over city home*. They provide mote hla ground outGt and th# Wth air opportunity for children to feel themselw* useful and important W,Rbl*mad* on# traffic stmlv flight i family. Children. »ka t « U - Irr th* Blereourt-Verdun region. els*, want to feel that they 1•n u t was th* day aflur a ‘••""•■r I |u which h* admits h« h*.l said; I Km thihga about air juprrlorlty • that rankled-th* filer*. Tha MiM AtoV. a group of grim-looklnr ; "young pilots asked if he wanteJ . U go for a apln over *h« Geinran to motion picture show* and for i m f tha debris Uft on lha Box Springs .a Rhlrfh .M flh lrlk . « a nmn l.^ A rtits ir« of wtnhabl* PiCTUtIO IN BUOX1, MISS , Mr*. Mai]ctu CiubUce-’.VaUcrt, 23-yter-oU aJrlp-tcnsc artlsi. Is <h««'ii tli-nli g a aL.lcmcnt under the watchful r).-s w * ___ a st * . . I I I . ____* 1 ___. . . . I . a n l a s i n a i t I m l s l t t a t g of iVtertJve Hrnry Cook repnrirdly admlitma h"w.»l« pjanncd l.uld»iia fi< in a two month* vacation (n •and c.>VC istor |di lire-i" her cvljori* to give Uieru “couracr. An A.W.O.U Kentucky,- Michigan.- Neik.'. Yuri' •'Army priyrtte, Iti-bcil TalL^■aadNoalwoii n - Walter#. J r , ore btdnc nr 'I -hoc-,campla. ^ . . . T . ; i , 1•»* ' ‘withTiw XmceK TMI Is .hnriW With ilw fainl ahonlincff Prler ItoMi'S . Mr. and Mr*. Harry Lindsay a.cafe mwratiw. durlog a Irnlduu (/rUrmatlonal SouNdphoto) ami daughter, Martha, at Or lam V a.caf* iqieratiw. during ImldufL wei# dinner guests of Mr. ai >1 Mrs. Kdaon Golt and Mrs. Hm ter related. "They put tin ill* Toxas* Governor Ih, the. Lindsey. • Ingle engined .S*n"»i<o-i ami the 31r. and Mrs. F. A. I pilot was the daredevil uf ih.* nutFlying Enthusiast And family of IMIe Glade (fil. We got through the anti-air­ ajiri Mia. E. 8. 1-eFlA W craft fire all right, then we *|Mitlly DAYK CHP.AVE.NA and Mr. and Mr*. Frank I AP N ew sfeaturcs and »on Rilly, were _ we­ AUSTIN. Tex. — Ti xas* lirtvirgnesta of Mr*. 8*i*h l-eFH . Mrs. I.ester llrown and arm nor Ueauford H. Je ste r III..-* t«i go Jilnmy Have returnrd hum* *!(•• piaeva and do th in g s—|f Ik- «*n ■pending a week In Jacksonvill.* ride in an airplane. Jeelrr. the aniiahlt. gvittlemunvisiting with Mr. and Mra. W. farmer and lawyer who took of­ M. Torre# and family. Mr*. Nell* Thomas was dinner fice a» governor of the lent - K|«r guest of Mr. nnd Mra. J. T state in January, flew fporv Iran McLain. 8r. In Orlando Sundav 16,000 miles during his first ail , ' Mr*. T. .W. Prevalt and cbti months iu ufflce. Tliat probably make* him Ihu then, Addle and Carlton, wlm have lrs»n visiting .Tlatlve# in flyingest governor In thi nation. Certainly he ! l the flyihK‘'*L(&>*: Miami, returned ernor Tex** *e«r had. He even took a hallroptc' ride to celebrate ArmY Air Force, day, flying over tb* dale capltol Rural Common Sense inafter an Army transport U> swear in By Spud Johnson______ a rookie—all the tame day. Jester flew in an Arnw plan* to th* national governor’' con­ ference at Salt lotke City umt lie I'rebuilt Bordvr . L ift Guard for Sanford Bath A Tannin Cluh onfldem-e In myself, anything.In i>e afraid nmethlng I’ve al+ay* I'uinlg! • / an Interview if she ghtened. Miss Brooks • I'nrvn 1luckier* Uc^Ihi a t the PROPER TIME with the PRQPER MATERIALS namssus, rrocus—a few was beforo frecslnc weather (a due. rround ;m pared with l-rotted manure. _ r ^ deep-dug ' v --- w Gly* them a light covering whsn cold weather M r aet in. Riant till** from September into Novem­ ber. Bet out p*cmiea tn 'SepumhvV, remembering they Ilk* rub, watt: preparad soli and Sr* big *al*r*. • WANTED JC. Aug. 22, </D—A demphls, Tenn., Trill *nrd from an Afilcbn th she brought down h her first h‘g game ditlon. ful Annie Oakley is iia Walton Brooks, • w m i n r v f s'~He't • y iks, also tnrmlieia of ixpcdition. Her falhthis cotton merchant, a carried a note from Jddfabe«d K«">* **rV^rwany.-which said er to be the voungeM ihoot an *l«phant. egged a grevy lehr*, led lion, s aongonl, two hyenas, garelie. erenoW., wjldeb*rit. at-eared fox, rhinosiebras, two tool, nn Jikdiks. a baboon and t. ■ a family's expedition !0 and covered 26,000 arrived here by plane ^ S a n fo riz e d * mixture. Prepare th* soil and plant sqm* of th« perennial*-.you ( w m * jb r next year. A Check th* rosy busne* an<Fpr*pare to protest tn* lets hardy lUeirV rcui/b : lieu »teliiiK if >uu thi-nt inell' UV ' dti-Iuailv of ill alliall to*.• for ton«.-ukd I wnietice in serving, u h rllirr >ou l atlil Man a snack wliile 1ii»-nr or i I'niic lunch. .ri Big UoiiHons Why Fay l)ay«+ Art* Beyt! education, th* auditor and tlitj literature. Enjoy relaxing, refreshing sleep . ilj, l[j lustier* of <hn lupreir.*'court. on a perfectly balanced bcalt "By and large, they- are The governor, aiected by the I way behind. This is partlcupyople, will appoint liio attorney hinenpring mattress. This Tine general and the commissioner of ' tarty irue In medirine. While mattress cushions your body, to German reaearcheri are busi­ education with the “advice and ly engaged In worthwhile grntly that “sleeping on a Walt consent" of jh * executive council. project* Hi medicine, for ex­ The first governor will be elect­ ia like----sleeping J. ample, they are unhsppy beed In November. JUS, and will ' on . a 1cloud.” *W A a k r M s o B th 's r Z f n r e T a H y 'in -camre they don't know wbether their work already hae 1010. „ been done. After signing tb* elective gov­ Tuftless Innerspring “In addition, the whole ques­ ernor bill. President Trumau said tion of patent right* la a ter­ step toward complete* telf-g‘uvcrn- rific drag. This is not so Hue lq medicine where th* KlentisM ment." are witling to do any amount of ' First Native Governor President Trumin signed the -.inrewarded work for public wel­ Box Spring To Match elective governor bill a .year and fare. In industrial research, how10 days after he gave Puerto lUco vter, It ia a different .story and ita’ firat unlive governoi — J. T. at th* moment the German u iPinero, who succeeded Hes/ord G. es'.lst or inventor has no pat • *l Molection.” ■ Sanford Furniture Co? TugwelL 1he institute* are dcpender.t on Ned Smith, Mgr. land's resideht commissioner in 300 E. 1 st St. ‘Washlhgton. pledged himself In Ids centrib'ttion* from the German inangurnl speech to be Ihu last Academy of 8clenc*. from private “Right where w#'r« -been for 36 years” governor appointed, by the Prsisl- ifaliridiul* *nd dtistitutioi dent. To this end he has devoteJ Hted In n le n tlfic work 11 much of his efforts in th# short time he hat been goverivir. Puerto Rico's (solilical leader­ ship Is agreed that the new rcWANTED f i m will not aolve ih# iiland’i aucliaf—:and - eeonoTnic - problj ml. Some leader* have been opposed T o lease w ith in te n tio n o f buyii to th* measure on the ground-that hom e f a m i s h e d , o r u n fu rn ls h i “It fat only a slice of bread when A ^ ra ra n c e o f keeplttjr p ro p e riy l Puerto Rico haa bean asking for »i to a p p ly on p u rc h a s e p ric e . a loaf." Independence or Statehood 'T his it because :he Island haa requested the Prrslden; and CooJoe Saunders, M anager M argaret Ann gross to authorise a plebiscite through which Puerto Rlean* ran . P. O. Hot 1475, Sanford, Florida choose by themselves whethgr they are going to hecomt a state of the union or an independent republic. The present resident commii sinner In Washington, Dr. A. Ffrnoa-lsem. who stesred tha riteFOR T H E B 'E Sj T 'IC E?• C REAM 5 *t- 1 * «. . live governor ' bill through Con­ gress. believes that under tfiti new act Puerto Rico will have ah op­ portunity to “further proy* ita TIP—TOP ICE CREAM abilitg for self-government." By KATE PKNKIN4. AP Newsfeaturea Writer POUND RIDGE. N. Y^-Tho air haa a brisk feel, th* late fluweia Ing them In a ventilate! o ld ctland tree* are full of colui and the Cover up th# j I raw berry plants few thing* left In the ganieti are with some protection (pine netdlia pretty unexciting. ' are very good InJeed). Rut Fall is no time to round rmGive th* delicate shrubs -the treat on gat dan. Thcie’s plenty of benefit of burlap coveca to break work — planting and policing up tb* wind blast* and snow. Ih# place—to b* don* with a sharp eve on next Spring. * • Once over lightly,' hero they p.llll . 1*-Ij (ootta luuut u l o U e f, m \m lean flag in 1898 after four cen­ turies of Spanish ruie as a result Get man tclentUts are searching of the Spaniih-American War. _ The Treaty of'Pari* author l« d into the mysterie* of cancer, in Congieaa to organise a (101 gov­ to sllicoeia which I* a heavy kill­ ernment for Pnerto Rlto. Two er, among miners and atoneVeata after tb r Island was occu­ *u-k«r*,'Ju\«ml# delinquency, pay pied Congers* |>*M«d tho first ahUtpy and P hoet of otbar pub organic act, which take* the place lie welfare, problem*. • Bfseerrh Into enythhig of of a state constitution. c 'poreibU war potential val­ President Retained Power ue I*, labotr. Allied' research I Under this act P u « to Rirtns could elect a House .\f Delegates. •• control officers pop laid the * I sis/r Kxisfr Wllhrlni institute* The Executive Council — equiva­ K regularly.to check whit'a go­ lent to the Senate—was appointed ing on. Every four months bv th* island governir, designated Iht fierdian aelmtlsta must by the President of th* United aubmit report* on what they States. This system lasted until 1017, h a r e accomplished, w h a t when Congress passed a new or- 1 they're doing and what they gaplc act. Th* new law granted! intend to do. Puerto Rican* self-govcrnniant in 1 “Their toughest problem Is to their legislative bran;h—both their rateh up with the. rest of ths “senate” and house. They also ■mrld/' C. H.‘ Nordstrom, head were granted U. 8. citiienahip of the American Military Govern­ collectively. ment's bruoeh for control of ac.liut the Prfsident continued to catlflc rm k tc h . said. . “The six i n-r i„litcyai. life crMiraiseunier br there wna 'n o Stfljpf of form; p id Bags . ime In Africa THE SANFOKO H F K ID A Y . A U G U S T 22, 1947! the lierlin CHy counril. "We don't hate the money no** to train young *rt«ntut«,~ • aid one German rraearthtr, "W i even think twice whtth. er U M*e a certain chetaic^ in onr teat a." ORLANDO Phone 1232, Sanford �I 1 I PA G E TW O THE -SANFORI •mNwwi s i - HERALD, SA N FO R D , FLO RIDA F R ID A Y , A U G U S T 22, 194 T H E SA N FO RO H F R ID A Y . A U G U S T 22. I f l i T Puerto Kico To Hold Lsc ientific Institute F iirst r u f Election L’lr w l i n n For L\,.»F Governor Next Year From W ar To Peace Needs U nderstanding 1J. K. C. Vlll*l'h<H*enlI*»V.'ni! •I* 1 -i ------------ , 1 «( Amsterdam, lluMn.nl. Hr JANK KAliS "ho i« concerned chiuflv.uitij lb* W AMilN'r.TOl^f* SiJIo. Sylvie , reeducation of convict* land JuveCharrol of l*atit,' V pert viumg n’,e** Hlie appeal* to the women tfachw kof Englis** ssy* Europe I . ,h* 1w"rl‘l u\ cr**,'\ *ml pm* n ttd i understanding >■ well a* j**,,*r l«w* so thnt cluhlrr.i will fbod. planet, clothing and care. ; "•*« ■ ■**" *»»l»py life. "It^w ill be a Ion* proceta to Keen Mine. Canivel l.andr*-, who •Jdvrlop a united w orld..'hut we won many frirnda w hh- her quick Ja«o*r*»rp'n7ln*,” •!■• say*. .*nril*. wai another member of the This Parialcnne pauted in the jtrroup. Hrpatrlated from a ilcpor capitaL pvernlgluw Iil^* group of |atf»ti c,mp in Germany, ah- alto EirropfVn u n l» e tf j^ * ^ m c n eft-', *» • teacher of English in F iance.. route » T » i« n to ^ 4 |jii0 B for tl* Uthata Included Solicitor Alary* firat postwar conrantlon of the E. Itankin, who to t her inarter’e I International Association of .Uhl- degree in law from Gtssgmv Uni»r«*itv Women,/ y " -y v , jVertily; Mil* Agne»' N. Pittln- The «rei»p-d*ln*>; -difjeh. a nsaduate analvl'eal •;lien«. top-notchers fram #Rta>n. Frame, | let from Aherder* UnivrvtltytTm Belgium, Ilolladn# ft*. te n , , Lax- • Oxford graduate and author, Ethel vmbourg and Swltmnumf, ‘ . Carleton Willlama; and Miss Con-, . Mile. Chariot, who acorn coa-1ctnclon Aquila, executive director ' A t! .. —. — . . . . L -- ^ —t I . * aif ( 1... f L*__ a I Vf*.!.. . la .. metlce and wears h, brown hair In a Im nape of har neck, the French reaiataj lly LKM.IK IIIGHI.KY WASHINGTON - Puerto Rho, large*! and oldett U. H. possession, will elact ita own go*rrror next Vear for the firat tima ttnee Juan I’onco dc Leon, the'first chief ex­ ecutive, settled the (aland some 44') years agu. . Puerto Ricans a rt given, thia privilege—a precedent’ In U. a territorial government—under an •c l'iig n e d by President Truman Aug. 5. . . ' •• 'The Island came under the Amen' lean flag in 1898 after fohr i*n-' turiea of Spaniah n u t aa a rcault of the Spanish-American War. The Treaty of-Paris am hoiirtd Congieaa to organise a civil gov­ ernment for Puerto Rleo. Two vears after the island was occu­ pied Congrrsa tuisscd thu first' aa 04-I. ’’Women’s auffragi In Franca 111 bring many changes," she "We will c o n t i n u e w o r k io llrengthen the u m e r S i of tieiiperaev for which te a I t a d . But K i will need your neiei*— Secretary of international relsdpns of the French Pjdrrttf|op nf universitv Women, Mile. C h an ot headed the v id tin r. giawp. She Wore a gaily noV itf r Bress and nerely shrugged her shoulder When aomeopa commented on its in g th . ■ ' ... ........... By BETTY (T.AHKK AP Newsfcstures IK-inly Idltor if you aie one of the million^ of girl* who are deleinilmd to keep thrir hair long In spite of all that fashion dictate* ih b fall, yi may have difficulty in finding becoming list. There is only one s^tlyllnn to the problem* until mlll'rera tldcide to whip up a few creations f i r the girl who haa elestml net lu cut, leu jruttr Bhe aaid Alat Nte n-w foftg- lialr—V6U71' heVe lirt style attributed to French long hair look short—u.- put it up. THI NATION'S ATOMIC OfflCIAlOOM and mayor* of 17 Long tilani for construction of the first peacetime atomic energy pile on the haven, L. L, New York. Dr LylS Burst, atomic pile authority of the controls as the power shovel digs up the first scoepful of eapt built The laboratory will be operated on a non-profit basts by communltle* look on aa ground la broken 10-acr# alt# ot old Camp Upton, BrookUrookhaven Nstlcnei Laboratory, la at t »10.000,000 six-story building will be e Eastern universities. (International) Hairdos will be Fat home. Keep hair should he •signers h A been fur the. *Vxirt trade” imil women of fashion il look shot ter. just fasten yi it npt for the working gitl. in if 4l la Jus; combed a m ^ r in g them f.tr- . *"1 suitable foitikearaill the dm* ami i In aids buns. , a ■ keep the wimrftf w aim rin ufit Or you can a f l l.nge i . _ vouc ___ hair ,-*ku heated buildings and houses. Her In a renter part and comb It In dress, she said, had been sent her like thfi alar*. Though vour sl.amj'oy may.jmL-MquUa-Uuu-yetMwe-H ASSEMBLY. Twelfth Street i f l Pastor K. I.' Star of Light ovi tit GOD FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH urel Avenue (IHarlqles Or C h r|.l) 'rtfcht Sixteenth Street tk Sanford Afenu WTKR, J;30 William fe rry Sunday Church n .il,i* r School, i>:45 Sunday Schdol. 10:00 A. M. A• M* Morning wot ship, 11:00 A . M. Worship and Communion^ J1;00 Evangelistic sarvfce, d:00 P. M. A. M. Sermnnt Tlie IVg* Of Revival taryfees each vanlng at Liberty. S:00 o'clock. Rev. and Mr*, (lisle Union Services will l>e iicld ab B. Jones conducting servicaa. Sixth Street nnd Par C h r is t ia n a > n £ A 6 & u r The public is invited I ALLIANCE CHURCH On 8*nftrdJ(A b«<r'llt<iit*y 1 •jt’YHH CIIIIRCII (IK GOD Me Bclns>Jr Mr. ,Twmnw-fi(lSS|yeet 41 Kim Avi t a C r m Paster i t f a l - i . f i 1. Tinic Ix m Death Informal Seventh I and Kfm Avenua Sabbath School, 9130 A. M. Church 8eyvlce, 11:00 A. Dr. Charlm L. Pfcraons G plon^O iiM Hanford A tta in t'A * .• Hldg. Hour*: 9-13 1-dJT,g-fhone >91 Eyas Examined • Glasses Filled ar to use. a certain them ing/ in our leala.” • By K. A. HIIANKK AP Nawafaalurea BERLTN-t-Tha Kaiser Wilhe'm — J __«--------------- a.__._ L i.L n M . Scientific Inatitutea .vided much of the ecientlflc Ufgfldw lA W t* nifm l^ri AK* drH Vwsfeature* 4 ^,’r.W Vn |ih ;-A new all tlrhe on a shoestring. * * .W ¥ i With linitted equipment and of­ ten in bomb-battered Isboratorie-, German Scientists are Marching into the mysteries of cancer, In to rillcoaia which la a heavy kill­ er, among mlnfra and. stone«orV«ra,.Jdv*nila delinquency, payehUtejr and » host of othoe pallie welfare. problems. . ' • Research Into an)thing of of a state conslitulUn. a “poWibl# drat potential val­ President Retained Power ue it. tabosr. Allied ’ research Under this act Puatto Rlrvna cuhtrol officers pup intif the •could elect a House of Delegates. The Executive Council — equiva­ regularly to check wh at's'g o ­ lent to the Scnatw—svaa appointed ing oa. Bvery four months bv the island governir, designated the (Jarman sefvntlsta must hv the President of tha United submit report* on what they Stats*. This system lasted until IUI7, h a v e accomplished, w h a t when CongrrM pasted a new or­ intend to do. ganic act. The new law granted Puerto Illcana aelf-govcmnism in their leglelativa bran:h—both thoir “ssjiaio" and house. They - a Iso were granted U. 8. gjlixenship collectively. . But the Prfaldent (ontinued to appoint the (overno.*. the attorney general, the commissioner of Ihere wns no th flju o( for*i| education, the auditor and th* literature. . <jj| Mj * , Justices of the iupreir.e court. • “By and large, they, are The governor, elected by the people, will appoint tha attorney ( war behind. This is particu­ larly trpe In medicine. While, general and the commissioner of German researchers arc budeducation with th* “advice and ly -engaged In worthwhile conient" of th* executive council. projects In medicine, for ax­ The first governor will be electample, (hay ar* unbippy be­ ed In November, l i l t , ai r: e aft for this y*»r. Barring unforaeap davalupmrnlit, "•uch inoilality ____ apiwars -t'r. za zr.ir'.z litjr fecurd ■likely on the basis of policyholders of tha MetroiioUtftrt Life Insurunre Co., who fdrm a renrdsrntaiive croea-aectfon of thg urban papula.lion, aav* lha company's SiatiiHear Bulletin. The death rate In th* first half of this vear waa 7.0 per 1,000, or Identical with the previous low in the firat half of 1042, tha bulletin •aid. and "when allowaucu la made for the increase in the averagr a te of these insured t » the past five w ars, the dqath rale in 1047 actually establishes a new mini- sage* at both services. Victory Leader Rand each Tuesday night, 7:t5l Mrs. Ruth Bwaggerty. h Woman Mlaslonarv l.nnu meets each Tliui sday at 7:45 P. 51. Mra, Flora Crew*, leader in rharga. The Churrh string band will fur­ nish (he music for all these ser­ vices. and tho public Is Invited to ...9PKCIAI^ FOB AUGUST Try • New H eal.Treat Permanent shaped In lha new Feather es you prefer. Especially Scalp Txtstmrnt* and electric iqxawge ('spyciatly, ' HAHRIETT MII.LKK BEAUTY NOOK New Location — 206 North Park Avenua Phone 971 WHH A MINI DITTCTOa abhliiri tiled by IhlUana In th* mine detector will pick up thoe* used by O h during the war. Urn be burial jplace ot Saint R*n« OoupiL near Aurleavllla. N. Y. rather McEoburied with a metal cruel fix and that :t* of IL With him la tha Rev Thomas rear AurieevRlo. " <lnifnwitonal| rommunlcabla diseases of child­ hood. * "C anrtr alone registers an in­ creased mortality on tha hau* of rates not adiustrd for tha aging of the insured gtoup." Compared with 1940, the •uiclile rate so far la 7 par n u t let*, homicide* 12 per cent las*, and sccldanta 1.1 par cant lea*. Although the accidant rate ii Idwer. oddly enough there wgro more lives lost In catastrophes— Favorable factor*, it continuer, dcfjned ax a aid tn ta taking five fw been low m ortality from Inenia and pnepanonla. a decline “There were about 1.310 death* th e tuberculosis rata and that m heart, blood.vessel and kid­ from catastrophes in the general ney ailments, and n<w low* In population of the ‘United "ot mortality to far thle vaar from during the first six months of ijrphllis, appendicitis, ami the main current year-^-or about 3 1/3 ti the number In the like perl* t Fall Is No Time To Cease Gardening Independence or Statehood This is because :he island haa rivtuestcd the President and Con­ gress to authorise a plebiscite through which Puerto Ricans ran choose bv themselves whether they are going to become a state of tho union or an independent rtguLhe. The preaant resident eomntla•sinner tit Washington, Dr. A. Ffrnos-lsero.' who ateared th* elec­ tive governor bill through Dongreea. believes that under Ink new act Puerto Rico will have an op­ portunity to “further pfovk tu •bllltx for self-govammSwt." fi Big Reasons Why Fay Days* Arc Heat: • • SLEEP ON A SEALY MATTRESS GENEVA NEWS Enjoy relaxing, refreshing sleep on a perfectly balanced »ik l x Innenpring mattress. This flue' mattress cushions your body so gently that "sleeping on a dealt i» like sleeping on a cloud." „ Mr. and Mr*. E. T. Summers'll announce lit*' marriage uf Jhelr daughter, Batty loniiae to Roland W. Wesson on Aug. :t at tho home of TV. B. Kyser Ul Mims. - Tho couple are at% home l’. • T IP -T O P ICE CREAM W i mftlrt our own Ico Cream, All flavora T*»ty — Delieiou* — Healthful T IP -T O P ICE CREAM 414 Sanford A rcnu* MA FRIENDLY CHURCH IN A FRIENDLY CITY” v SUNDAY, AUG. 24th . Plant spring flowering bulbs— tulips, hyadnthe, narcssut. crocua—a few week*' before frscitng weather la due, in ground prepared wllh deep-dug well-rotted manure. Give them aillght covering when cold wsathar has set in. Plant \ 11:00 A. M .-T H E RECOVERY OF ' URGENCY!’’ <*1,11 j a f >s .• a il!) = r 1 ,f _» ^; * t . • * '• . * . CHECK ’•X a . . ' WITH *•* * ♦ » . WALKER *> ’ •* ■ • i'% t * ; . . . • -Guard A gainst------------------Aphids Leaf Hoppers Mole Cricket* Pl^k off ths last of the tomatoes ton* 8:00 P. M.-(UNI0N SERVICES) . SERVICE —the green on**. Us# the biggest • i ' the PROPER TIME with the PROPER MATERIALS Damping O ff SEVICE WILL BE BROADCAST STATION WTRR 1 ■,» FOR BUcht Transplant svargrsrui In tile •n rlr weather* giving them tims to reestablish root growths. . Put cold frames and hot beds In order so that Spring chores will ».* • J* ■» -« • ’ * • -*-• - ~ —77 • - : Walker's Proven Product* DO THE JOB l.aL lcsIcd ilrn iiu -stu id ily girctcJalilrhcd, S a n fo riz ed C h an tb ray F ull-C ut W o rk S h ir u L iurd, I 7 0 * dfrs»’t»t»c collar. 7 0 8 f. * / e l& j Bill of Gainesville, left last week lo visit' thrir son Evan raltishall and daughter In Washington, D. C. - Mr*. Molli* Dooley is homy, a it-r a week’*' visit with her ton and daughter-in-law Mr. .aui Mi*.' P. H. Dooley in WlnUr Mr. till Hart had Mr. ami Mis. Hobart .Uawthorne aa her gua*'* Thursday. ' itiibY'Cuml* >d«ulTtt Ymir nulo Urea w ntr Hk» iron liem nw «f n*r«l is” )» •HOXl, MIH., Mra.-MnrJeMe Orebtie*■Waller*. di g a statement upder.lhe watchful e>it ,i'Jly admitting how she planned holduiu irt» to glv* them “enurase." An A.W.C*J* from month* ,$n from a two mom n* vacation yacai Kentucky,' Michigan. New.' ^ ru c lh jtt. W e’ve I'" hlrungV ortl in 11tent' suit' Noaluron n. Walter*. J r , arc being he'd , Mr, and Mr*. Harry l^a l.lmliwy and daughter, Martha, of OriamV' Weie dinner gueata of Mr. aid Mr*. KJson lJoii and Mr*. Iku tha Lindsey' nforcvtl HllU'hinif. heavy With.tlx? fatal rhnollnc of IVtcr Rnl'llo (In iirnilll'iiitl Sognil a cafe <q>erat«r. during a lM>ldj(x Texas* Governor Is* Flying Enthusiast ity d a v k ciiT’av kna feme*# singli'-enginetl Saninson and the Ulluk w*s flic daredevil «f the »ul Tit. We got through the an il-air craft fh e all right, than we spot * AP Newsfeatutcii AUSTIN. Tea. Tex.;— T<'X»»' Udvern.iu Bi'SUfoid 11. Jrstw like* K* j soil piaceit and do th in g s—if he ran ride In so airplane. . Jcaier. the amiable gvntlcni.infarm rr and lawyer who tw k »fflee ex governor of the (u>o • Stnr state In January, flew more than lfi.000 mile* during nix fir-t *tX months lu office. That probably make* him- t.lio flyingrsl governor in lh, nation. Certainly be la the flvIngiMi gov­ ernor Texas ever had. • PROBLEMS. CHALLENGES - TO RURAL COMMUNITIES ; l i i a idl . other-pans" oT. modem society, rural communities are fated with changed condition.which bring both problem* ami challenges. The way the eommunlties meet their prubleina and face their challenges will have a treBteiidoua.bearUg on the future o( th T w u n try , ^ c e the nation D composed of groups of.com aunitie*. • in 1940 over half of the nation's population Under IB years of .age lived in rural coraasnltlrs. In A . pjojiortlon to the number of adults, ™' rural cummtinlUes false about twice as many children aa urban In some respect*, farm horns*— na do moat of those In rural areas —have a natural advantage over m horn... ,TT-yw pmvWl. more opportunity tor children to feel themselves useful ami important la the family. Children, like ever7body els*, want to feel that they “ belong,” that they are doing useful. family waa tha center of pfV tteally all of IU artivlUes. . out rural foieIIlee how have more con­ tacts with urban Ilf*. OaoiJ mod* ftSd automobiles make It possible for their members to go to town ta motion picture show* ami for e a e s s mm et. . •. •a a•sasei I l l - 'e m attresses __ 1 1 C .B T U I Jook-§.h,»!ig“ ---- a------. _jle.crcfi J'!*'- ^ “ CHBISTIANITY-A NECESSITY. to celuhrate Army Air force- dny. after flying over the dale cepltnl in an Army transport to swear in g rookie—all the same .LiyJester flew In an Army plane' to tha national goVerporV con­ ference at Salt I-aka City nnd laplans an air Jaunt tu Guatemala for bia-racailoft. . • ' If h> holds to thle rate, he will have flown T'O.OOfl anllee l*fore his two-year term la up. ••If s o m e th in g is » > i* g on. I like to Ire there," he explslnetl "l.y n n t to see for myself w \* t the aituation Is. A governor ought *°Jfnow t i n t hand what’s going on. T.xae Is ao Wg, the only 'AA'*’ t-» d.j I and keep my desk at the eapitol O ur . F a c to ry P ric e Ununl R etail Price • 2 9 5" 395u Roll Edge Type Frehuilt Border 4 a a 6'1 I .— Box Springs .— Hand Tied . ’ * . ’ . *, ; * 3 9 50 7 9 :«.. H o l l y w o o d B e d s — C o r i i 'p i t t e w ith I n n e r s p r in g M a ttre s s While They Last tl,I<nA prll° Texie *»* ‘orn hy tw oj major d lsasler* -a tkmadu n i • « - , handle. plosion. . the scene—-hy nlr. „ „ orld War I eipcrh -ira gave him confidence In airplanes. H* was k c D n ip u n y . t^rtm untlrr m tn^ 90th Infantrv dlvlsloii and waa •*algrred as a Ral.o* 9 ^ hla groand o u t f i t and the Wth air Coil SprinffB & Innerspring M attresses ^'ljb'm ade one Uaffle ntmlv flhtM In the UlervoOft-Verdnn • region. That was the day ofWr « ‘,,nn‘T In which he admlta l*a ha*l aaid 159 n Coil Springs » and Innerftpring 4 9 .5 0 Coil Springs .warn.’i ' * - ; . .50 1 j U> Improve health, ao that hlMrsn win b* better -equlpv “ ' to pe<l physically l rqh the race of life; to provide wliolriome recreHt ronterxer-uw e 12 -5 # Also a num ber Of O utstanding Values In New, and Slightly jlscdiledg, Springs anfl M^ttresfieR. Stop In And I/mk Around 1' ORLANDO, FLORIDA i.fO r C O u r O w n St|tt:tre-H ull D enittnl . ft Rural Common Sense Don t Rink Your Celery Crop • fj.T • ■ S turdy, army-type twill! Precision cut for te a l t i l Phone 1218 rience _ I'arvtt llucklen Re>int Runl! • o f S a n fo riz e d T w if l # H ire .»»»■ mixture. rrro a re me soil and plant soma of the uertuniafs . yo n , tvxat i»r ndxt vear. . Check the rosy husne# and pre­ pare to protest the let* hardy ipecles with a .manure, Icavo* or h a y ’ cover. (Moat hybrids and •hnib rosea don't need It.) Protect the more tender pertn- • D ig M ac * D u n g a re e s Matched W ork Scu te d family of Belle Glade Mi and Mis. K. 8. IwFil* of Mim atul Mr. and Mr*. Frank I^FI* snd ton Billy, weie weekend (oasts of Mrs. Sarah lorFlU.'' * — ' Mrs. Iwstar Brown and Jilnmy Save ralurnril hum* a flu •pending a week in Jacksonville visiting with Mr. and Mrs. n . M. Torres and family. . Mrs. Nells Thomas wa* dlmwi guest of Mr. nnd Mi*. J. T McLain, Sr. in Orlando .Sunday Mrs. T. W. Prevail and eld! then, Addle amt Carlton, win. , have h*«n visiting .•elatlye* u. ^ Miami! returned home Monde;.. FOR T H E B E S T ICE C REAM Glv* the lawn a fail feeding o f bona, meal or Some commercial product at a rate of 10 pounds p«i 200 square feet, scratched In with • ^ a n fo rire d D cn A i P . O . Box 1475, S a n fo rd , F lo rid a - .- •• *• * "GriHiuMlrrl C ut" All O v er H I ! . H nr-T nckcd nl S lru lr. I'u in U ! < • S o f THI MIT1IH DHI0AT10N. *cn\ to the,United SlalM io bccin a atudy of wav* to modify ihe t the U.S. loan l<» nrllaln, *re pictured on U;cif arrival at the NatlopM Alrr-ort who will present their rssc to tlttscopnlfy's NaUtmal Advlaor^- Counril on Int ancial Prohlemsi are (L to r ) : ’John,W««V* Fleming. KmMmle reetirn pf the red Eady. Second Secretary of the T r.u u ry ; Alev nr tier T. Oran t, AsiUUnl Secrc Edniund Hall-Patch, Deputy,Under-Secretary o{ Statv. _ (thtem .v,-« II pii vy . S unfiirizt'tl Drnlin! Joe Saunders, M anager M argaret Ann By KATE PERKINS, * AP Newafealuj-ra Writer POUND RIDGE. N. Y— The air haa a brisk feel, the late flown* Ing them In a ventilate! cold celand trees are .full of colot ami the Cover up tha strawberry plant* few things left In the ifarucn aie with aom* protection lPine n*«dU* pretty unexciting. •re vary good indeed). But Fall is no time t > «ound re­ Give the delicate shrubs tha treat on garden. There’s plenty of benaflt 6f burlap covert to brealr 1ln*Iin4.M U cing_up wind b lastran d snow. ' •>!* " t IHUfftll* t,Vnl with Kunw. Ilm ny will t)o .l tir-r food* moist r.n I I'tWi U t.«;r stating if you w rv» «hun indvhlualtv nr in small lot- fur ionWtarncr in.' oetviug. ylii ai*. you Han a snack while iris.n r or •» Ornic lunch. eh'ne, have turned again to peaceful research wurk. but whereat they once had mu'1 ■lions of marks and the beat peasibte scientific aqutpmtnt to work *1 lo apply on purchase price. fAII ate.welcome, f B V E N T ^ jj ted liu m ' “» ilivt’ “We Ioak a •1 IUMl end hedge- h' uuru luiiii*’. A Tier We -hook the F uU rr*. ;*»«» r rut -back up and put uc throUUh r .r r v truk in the hag. When »' got h.uk to the has*. I had ilwrirk.' that aitnlanra were aafe. I aM "We don't ha«* th« none; l» train yuung arientUta,' er their work already has bean dona. After signing the elective gov­ Tuftless Innerspring "In addition, the whole ques­ ernor hill. President Truman said tion of patent rights -la a ter­ that this legislation “it a, great step toward complete telf-gorern- rific drag. This is not so tiue in madlciite where the sclentis'i at* willing to do any amount o! Firtl Natlvy Governor President Truman signed' the unrewarded work for public wel- Box Spring To Match elective governor bill a year and fate. In industrial research, how­ ID daya after he gave Puerto Kico ever, It I* a different story and Its firat native governor — J. T. at the moment the German sci­ Pinero, who succeeded Hrxford G. entist or inventor has no pntSanford Furniture Co? vnl_ Hotectlon." Tugwsll. , The Institutes sre dependant on Ned Smith, Mgr. land's resident rommiatlonar in 300 B. 1st. St. ' WaaMhgton, pledged himself in Iris contributions from the Carman [tty. °f 8cienc*. from private 'Right where we’v* inaogutal speech to be-thu last governor appointed hy the .P resi­ individual* and institutions interdent. To this end he hat devoted much of his efforts In tha liluit time he ha* been goranvor. v Puerto Rico'* political laadar•hip la, agreed that tha new re­ WANTED form will not aolve th* island's social, and ■eeonamte—pnrbicmtr Some leaders have twan opposed To lemse with InUntion of buyloi to the measure on tha ground that home rurnlshed furnished or Uftfurnishcd. Fainll nontf "it b only a site* of bread whea A«ur»nc# of kdtpittjr properly In the bent Puerto RicA has besp asking for their shampoo off with a Irmon or a vinegar rinse. , One professional hairdresser in town uses beer to set the hair. The advantage of beer Is th a tjt not only speed* up the drying process hut It actuall/ seems to ki'vi) the wave in tor u longer Period. ' And there is no beerscent after the hair ft dry. • lf»vou arc going to experiment with one of these long-into-sliori hairstyles, why not ask vour hair­ dresser to give you a styling and shpV you how lo arrange it Than :f<’ should be a, simple matter for tfii lo accompliUli a professional lialrdrcxaing Jolb homo. And [rTrtitin^er. in a ipsrimynling whh a nekf coiffure i(4, wnii everything veiling oanric*. A A the Berlin. Citjf counril. . r« y 5,;. •• t:„ , . ••iiM tdi ' . - k - neglected, the latetepU of ^ Ry|, pU centering etaewhere. ;mUB|t . , rresslvo rural communities, M U h|p, • SANFORD ^ iS M -- * • (fainweopw^j; . "• I • * T ’’• •' ’ i - . ^ :• ‘ " •: j.: ‘ f u r d A m u . 4 rtu ltd ORLANDO rV P h 6ne 1232, H anford �RActt rfluit :v .. f t ! Sanford Herald KeUtUaX** la *al)r *>»»• •■tire* ant »am!»r at la a liili t'Urtai III H an alli At»aa* rd iU H -s * r.a irrtl r t a n a l rta» taatl Oeteher XT. til*, at l*e rati Dill. •I junior*. »1ofl*». nn4rr tka Ai at la a iiM at Marrh *. IMT. y (toil..V\II I- DRAH Ml!■» . c o n n o i n r .t i Raaikaf* H aaaitr . .B tiarn im o x r a t r * p* Carrier, track .... * 6 a* Rotitlt ....... ^ 1.,..... .—. Tkffa Maalfca X- ■ .— Bit Maftka .™;----« Oat" Tear r.; ■ At) akltvarr a atlm aar4a iWaaka, ratnlatlaaa a il aarlraa aAltrlalnatrirta far tka paraaac railing taaia. trill kc rfcarge* at fairalar aitcrtlllac lin ts Island Arw.parrr Rafiaaralatlt lar., rcyrctcau Tka IfaralA la II aalfaaal I lain of ■*<«,lining. 0(4 rta arc malatalarA la tka larva elltca la rkv ronntrr trllk fctataa icrt la f'klraaa aat Here Tark. • F or some reason, C anada's northern caribou hards changed th eir m igration ro u tes this year.' T his'dobs not seem a t firs t glance v e ry im portant, b u t-ft result* in an entire governm ent departm ent going,into actibn. Up there north of the M anitoba border the eccentric behavior of the caribous brought tragedy for a tiny colony of prim itive Eskimos whose m ain food supply wds carl" and fish. Word trickled out to O ttaw a th a t these bewll families were dying of starvation. S traightw ay th e Health and Resources D epartm ent m ade plan# to send In a relief plane carrying food, fish nets, am m unition and other sup­ plies. Those hearing relief w ere instructed, furthenoore, to aign up the fam ilies fo r baby bonuses under the na­ tional Canadian F am ily Allowance Act. These particular Eskimos have been isolated for gen­ erations up th ere in the .near-arctic fastness. Probably in all of Canada there la no people so close to .th e aborurnal. Faw have ever seen a w hite m an. Think, then, w hat .their sentim ents, w e ri when the g re a t mechanical bird disgorged white rescuers, food and the.puzzling offer of help from the Fam ily Allowance A ctlThe money in itself may m ean little to the Eskimos. Riit they Will boon learn th a t it can be exchihged fo r food, clothing, tools and- blankets—and those things will mean much. Maybe the change In caribou routing m iy rtot havb been auch a .bad th ing a fte r all. Tka Herat* la a MCrakcr, nl l|* Auadati* Praia ttklck la calllM aaclaaiirtt In Ike ate al ir f ltlallaa at all Ike tonal actea i>rlak*> la Ikla nrmpaper, at n tll at HI AP a tm Alapalrku. Factual Evidence Most of the im portant alma and a ttrib u tes of life are intangible and therefore difficu lt to depict— things like patriotism , contentm ent, freedom, th rift, friendship, democ­ FRIDAY, Aug. 27. I*IT racy. The enterprise known as the Freedom Train, which s ta rts next m onth from Philadelphia, is an effo rt to m ike HIHLE VERSE FOR TODAY more real some of these abstractions, particularly those TflAT IS THE BEST WAY TO th a t have made the historic Anglo-Saxon tra d itio n . w hat „ REFAY GpD'S'INFINITE I.GVf: it )s. ' :* tv* i.'f.-' *i tilt* . I/OTt oh# atththat'ej I have fo*M •I^ ■■■ v *• * .|V /A i* ■'I f • 7 .?* w ,, v , . S p o n io re d by th e .. , * BONO A0A1NST IIATR •' *: (From Ilippoereti-I. * y JTate wtU thill ih* #y*« shin*. ■ - Half will draw the mouth thin Awl All' that tea* mine. Without and within, * * n Will tour Ilk* spilled wine. •* f 4»ii=ijiifC* i *?o » i, Thin Ho on* will tall uk that lhe»# are river*. Th«t there are river* of euol mouitain water (fo r who will remtinher the green place* t f And that tha forest* ar-t deep and ahadotty With tha bird* making muale tn tham foraver. • • =| A .n e rtc a n R i r i t i l voluntary fibtf.profit- fcfroup, the F tth to n j. -to be » traveling musei|m o t democracy- , papers ,a s .,th e D eclaration''of Indfj>tndencei Jbe- tTlginal ... o frB .... ........ ^355 m anuscript of- the .Bill Ig h ts, *n*f the Lincoln C*th copy* ’ of England's ■'Magna ■Cart*, the ________iL _____ _ .he c o p y ;o f’ t h e 'U .a L i . >11 ‘I’ Yl S tates C onstitution th a t h is C^orge W isnington’s jiotes on It. the m anuscript of Lincoln’s proclam ation th a t frbqd the ■nlavea. i y : . t From New England south and westward, 800 ebram unitles will be \dsited In all 48 ,states and 29,000 milbs covered. The crowds who will view thk exhibits will ste first hand those documents^ th atjrtala ln .a g * l4 * s-w itn ew e s to-th e-m en -T v h trw o fk T d 'fo r the highest ideas of western civilization. , O ldsters as well as the young will mlip in ip irttio n for dedicated living. But especially th e children will be hilped by these m aterial relics to a renewed faith in<hum 4 n worth The aword will not turn Into a nlowthare Or the aharp apear* Into pruning hooka (For who will remember the green placet ?) Whan God ha* been rruelfled agajp By RALPH n . IIEPi’K upon hate And tha poet* hare died iorrow]iig AP N4waf*aturoa PALO ALTO, C*Hf.—Mutl: can for beauty. , turn produetkotv curve*.upqriri!. Ih caitarn factory on'a highly raThera will ba no one to tclf u * '|hit an petitlv* aaiamMy IWt* operation which le forgoVAt . * . , avairifad 7 oarcant percent hlch hIL And noion*,tocom foef ,o#. in *If outout av«rag*tl ur|ng'th« d*y and J ^ ,P a re n t 4* . weeping lUfhneic acn ie wm played. ,. hen (For who will,remember the green nlahqw . Henry Clay Smith of K4nll *plaoe*?) . college^. Clin (on, _t*.^ tell*, When our lira know only the *«d ton about the experiment la a monoAnd no duir e i^ t fift“*1T ftnti * « h tha de r tha . the heart rcholof leal; Aaeoaiatlon, r y v i g g g iiip w MPfs ,o*eph Tiffin of Purdue'ilMyi*. T 7 a la tart It aiielr ( h Hate will auek thei blood dry, ally aaya in a fare word that It , ' Hata will pick the bon* hire "Biay w*U bgeome a .ntllevtope V Altd all that wa* I, ettionk atbdled on the uaa of tnunc Eternal and rdre. In lnduitnr.H Will erumhle and dl*. . i GIt.EAN - : - Rgfc UOUOIAR ■An * * Even in chctt strange t*U* bob •qnfpmant *raS'‘th* »ccno of illd Production Speeded At Plant By Music | i | 3 H i • •I ’ up about Ruisians. A (lory firjt told »oon after the Boltbevik revftlution end repeated ilietf only the other d»y in a newipeper :he» column fiom Engilnd, u that the Ruitiini have given up the traditional ntmet of king, queen, knight and the real, end now call their pieect "woikmen," “liekle," etc., in conformity with the new era. H :.z u £ t . *; The Belgian profettor, Augutt: pic card, who atartled the world 15 5 yeari ego by penetrating 55,000 n e t Into* the ilretoiphere in a b»l, toon, now it to uie an underwa* ter "bellopn" to inveitigate oceen ' ifeplhi/ R q .h lP H i^o H w n eaJar ‘ under the wire* a» 12,000 I tf , » depth never • eOlincd before, i b d ’ average iqien 'end', womgtl ceding ofl thkaa-pUnr-cm • only nirvel at the icWftfrit'i iniitilMc urie»ity^-end“ hW ' courage.- " s - r rtUikVciyJ^d t 9.lt. .•* .ii?' • r,! td lTiia greater. < eoMrtnnk a* ‘ mnie -on 'th* ... .. . . . - - - -j ponded With * greater demand for diual; o n J h it 11 *»• *p>euate _ John Sampson Kirby, _____ fount lagle. Te*m, la pic­ tured at 8t B lrabeth’CHodpltal for the Ihdane, tYeafttegtori foBowlni hi* arrest by C*pitol police. Kirby, fotted carrying a JS revolver, was takeh litto custody After walking Into th* Mice i t Rep. KefSurer <DTenn.) where he deelardd he had Just "been elected President of the United BUtea." JfnterMttotwD Botfle’s b eared Under River B ridge; Debris »aW prefertnei: Th# greater effecllventti of certain dlatribotlon* of muilc eorreipondi with an # k p rm * d ‘prefereiico for such utlona. nlttr-tlriick midtown Broad S tieet Bridge frohi th* Scioto River h*ttom-and authorltlea expm aed fear thAt Sort** bodies might be dfacovrred Under th# debris, udding to the toll of four InjuTed. Th* * ? K 4 / t S - - Struck .a^-Uu* helfthih of an electrical a to m dur­ ing la st night's rush hour. The four known Injured were hurled into tha river below and rescued nulck|jr..More than 100-feet of the bridge'* , bellUitrada waa dropped Into the water with them. 1 i“ ta Were combined, — - amount of muilc, but not on the other two lhlfla.Accident* tended* to inert*** wltk a large Increase in the numb h r of *emlele»*ie*l aelcctions played,'but not wRh a large inI n ’the number of vocal W , ' .; nded- to , .Inerta** in fbo opening ■w.Trf-.v'AavPr' 'bten Vliltfhr >!-*: V ■ J ^ nkIIWf . ^ Mr*v R. L. Ragsdale,'Mr*.- PiUl Campbell,' ■Mr*.- J. B. Jote*. J f , Mr*. Theodore Aulln, .8r., ani Mra. Irvinff Malcolm. .} ’ Prolessor and Mr*. Waiter A. “ Teague, who have bea» aHmata*— | sulnmer ■school at Stetaon Urnveialty, Del.and, have complet'd their work there end are prena preparwning of the Ing for th* Opening th* achool here. Prof. T eague etg u t it. I*, .the prii prin­ cipal of. this achool. and Mr*. Teague a teacher. Mra Carraway, who it atill confined to the Fernald-Laughton Memorial . Hospital, la reported I Improved. H Mra. B. I*., W htsler and M r. * J . B. Jones, J r. aptnt Monday In W inter Park. ■Mil- Ban. Wglnwrlght and Mr*. J. S: Jwiev. J r. spent Tutad.v Inr .SaUfetd, . qb bu*lna'»». Mn. Watnwr||(ht la, ablji not again n R « jf atvpral iii\ t , J t l -tended to decree*# n*Mr! Mr an<T hire.1J. Y. Karri* anif rmihdc’la tha earlier.pert 0/ shift b u t- to Inrtvem wlth ■ In th* letter p a rt u fi; \». ■ •» - ^ •—■- lie i. .X*'* • • • • mm •f: iM edv f ' IV ‘ _;f •** • 85 but Annetta"‘?Tripp of Cocoa-i* ) •pending a while here with Mn. J. 11. Lee, Jr., Mr. Lee end chil­ dren, and'* AtidrCy Cox, Joanne Meek and* Dorothy Nlblack. Audrey Cox; who haa been qulti 111. ie able to be out ageln. Mrs. Lloyd Kaontx la conflr.td to the Oranger General Hoipital after, bevlng undergone a major opgrajUon,, Mr. end Mra. A. R. Hunter entertained with a fleh fry In > honor of Mr. 'and Mre. Thorn** E. Todd of-New York City. ThoM enjoying thi» affair with th* honoree* and 'hoits w'ere .Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hunter and Mr*. Jo* Roberta and daughter*. Wendi* and M*ry of Fort Pierce. Among those from Oviedo at­ tending th* aperial called meet­ ing of the '•Seminole Chipt«r No. - 81 Order of EastMr. and Mra. Thomat E. Todd. - Todd'a parent*, Mr. and Mrs. 1 A. R. Hunter, have returned to thifr. home. ", t. Chapter Net Order of> East- * ---------- -- t 'ie Masonic TemCOLUMBUS. 0 „ Au*. S2.,IA0— ern B ta r it A Urge «r*na waa 6*ed teday to -pie In Saenford Thursday night remove httge seetloua of the light- were assistant aaalatant worthy w orthy jiatron. p It it V Y • ‘ ■ ■I'. • i pe.v mm m ->• it', apif ,i'.- j ' •- *V 9 W, • •• g 1 • *1 f ^ a tn .- T '• t ,k - '•***.' • • • • * » • WANTED RELIABLE • ‘ ............... CONCERN OR PARTY ihlft had retslirely large Imcnt About 1,000 pirroju To haiidle nationally known,.paint line. * -a and tha other two ehlfte, 1 on tha payroll *durtavif tW it decreaeea in the number of 18 weeka of the itudy. Only financially, reaponslfilp n^gd apply. Before muilc waa tried, em­ •celdaota where muale we■ played. Accident! tended to Increaie on ployes were asked ^ b o u t their W rit* Box G. Care Herald praferencea. A large majority said the day shift with Increase* In the muale would he pleasant. Only 1 percent tald it would lw "extremely unpleasant-** Forty-four per­ cept reported they would like tpuele "all of the time." Moat rrafarrad awing and aemlclaatical to "hot” and “claMlcal.” ' Employ *a Pleated All ago group* favored muale, although tnoa# under £0 were molt enthualaeUe. , Tha roil»le periods vailed from one to five hourt. There aUo were "no-muale" day*. , ' Dr. Smith aaya tha resulta of the experiment ehowed: ' Bikta and County Occupgtionnl U fgnsir Law wrninded By th a 1947 Sesalon. 1, Production under v a r y i n g NER' OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE LAW to 8. Thera war* maximum ductlon Increase* with n ir in * percent n( the time on tha shift, 50 percent on th* night shlfl 8. Production tended to d em aaa with n U rge increase in the num­ ber of scmlclastlcal selections but did not very with n large Inert*## In the number of voeel*. Welt*** war* more effective at th* opening of th* ih lft than marches. Lew Production Raised m . 4. Production Increases wore 24112 X |th o f 1947 amends Section 205.11, Florida Statute* 1 l4 4 k ,«nd'ptfovfdes for a penaliy for delinquenclda'in paym ent of «tate and ’ county occupational licenses. Under th is A ct If any Iicenf«?nSejprovld«d by thia or any other law of the state of Florida, to be p a w t< A he Tax Collector, shall remgln unpaid a fte r fta due date for a perigd. .a t ninety (90) daya, thh tax shall be deemed delinquent and there ehaU-be added UAMBONE’S MEDITATIONS ward* r e ^ e e tm . Special to Tke Sanford ITorat4 Johnnie Jona*, aon of Mr. *•£ a Mr*. 3. H. Janet, left Wednttdjy w (morning for Mtonn, Genrgit, where ne will be thd g u m of hi* grandparent!, Mr. and Mia H. B. Reeve*. Mr. and Mr*. Reeve* are expected to accom­ pany him' home, a* Mr. Reeve* will be, recuperating from an' operation whieK h i will undergo Monday. ' , . Al Rptberg (pent Wedntaday In Jackapnvllle. ,, — 1 greattat during the houts of low production. -S. The more an employ.' wanted muale, .the mor* muilc Unded to (Acreage production) the lower the n'P^*yw■, 'production, 'tile m ire Late home lait night beciute you were * ought in a traffic jam > If it i* any comolstion, it .will happen a lot oftener in the future. Traffic congestion it get­ ting worse, according to th* •7 Amy American Society of Pfenning Offifialt. In epite of all the junking of old cars, the number of au MAH OLE AR ALL tomobiki on the road fell from r ig h t p o h a s u m p a t 1941 to the end of 1946 by oqly Rioe,9UT bf 'n T se 426,328, Afafn^t, this should bg eel the new care, which desplld 1 IN A HOfW*< t 1 AIT what impatient would-be buyers BACK, l TWDEMULE' think, are really being built, sold and set to taking people plicet. Of the many congresiymal' invesligeting coamitteei. only cur it kseurn to have made a Presi­ dent. The Truman committee that, to e lM 4mo the expenditures A ir­ ing the waf became fevorably known. lie repuUtion made Sena­ tor Truman • nominee for vicepresident in |944, and thereford Prerident a yegr later. If on* tom ' mitt*# succeeded, another mieht -Mead lepi m ntWi W TS3~practieAii . ly 4U aeMton tegard tbeautirve . good presidential t im b w ^ well publicized invastigation raighl hklp considerably. At the very k a iL it should b* aa am t to- Spaclal to tlio Sanford HartU By MARIAN R. JONES thereto, and become a jrart of the tax, a penalty of 10% df^K a Original , unount of tha license tax. F u rth er, the Tax Collector ehall Issue a w a rra n t, in the same m anner provided.by Uw, against th e person o r ptr*0Tvs liable thg payhient of the license \m% and p e n a lty .: ' r >; 'V. . A ll'those required under the Law to have an occupational U o frfa 'to ba obtained through-thJa officO a H urged to o b tiin tam e Immediately when bOtlnnlfur buainess arid those already licensed are urged to obtain thalr yearly license promptly on o e to h ^ l w h & t ia tiie patlonal llceArt ^ License t i x o r o ther ta x inform ation Aft} AsaUtaric* will be ed by th is offfca a t all times. Xn. ' iU v . J o ln i______ , „ , . 1 T*x Collecfof Seminole County K>V. �BIDAY, AUGUST. 2 2 , 1947 TH E SANFORD S E R A M , SANFORD, FLORIDA Grice Sebree' Weds In Tarrytown, N. Y FRIDAY The Townsend Club will hold {ts.rCguIar meeting In the Touriet Canter a t 8:00 o’clock. After Ihe business meeting there will be tard i and games. Refreshments wall be served. Members and frlendi are Invited. • A fit. Monica Chapter, Holy Cress Iptsee pal Choreh, w ill. mMt at the Parish House at 6:3D P. M. and go to San Lando Springs w hen they will have a picnic. The Sanford Merchants Aestci•t!on will meet at 7:00 P. M. at th& Mayfair Inn. SUNDAY The regular Sunday night dinj a r Will be aenred at Hie Seminole ffibuntrv Club at 6:30 o’clock. ,Mii* Jackie Brotehio, whose marriage to J im ts L. Inyiay, Jr. •rill bt* ad event of Aug. W, wk, honored thl* morning with a cola party given by Miss Mildred Robson at 10:90 o’clock at her home in Ban Laijta, Lovely-ar­ rangement* Of spring Lower I de­ corated the room* of the. Kotuon home. Mlaa Rpbion presented tln honoree trlUr, crystal gobleU in her Chantilly pattern. The hos’eW wa* assisted In serving by her mother, Mra. James N. Robson, Jr. Thdie invited to be with Miss Brotchte wfr* her mother. Mrs. Karl Broome. Mrs. Lqp Moore, Mr*. Donald Jones, Mrs. Wltlianf Blair and Mr*. Frank !Uy. Also the Missel Shltlejf Smith, Martha Perkins, Nancy Collum, Jane Thigpth, Martha Brown, C.itrllle Bat­ ten. Aodrey Bach, Sylvin Metvoh. Mary Ann Whelehei; Kathryn Wig­ gins, Jean Harper, Daphne Con­ nelly and' Betty Jo Brock. [ Mr*. Ik g h Whelchel it visiting for a w eft with Mte. John Plate* at Daytona Beach. .'Mr. and Mr*. F. ST Dergf- and daughter, Juahlta, of Temps rpeht yesterday in SanfAfd witn Mr- dtid Mrs. WiJter flerfh Mr. and Mr*. Wiliam Vlhlrn have a t their guest their.Horn* on Elliott Avenue. L*rry Koselka of Prairie deChlne, Wise. 7 Mra. Dorm Turrentino tonvllle I* the gueat of Mrs. E Heights. JarkIK and Floral Mr. and Mrs. William Wray will return tonight from Burns­ ville. N. C. after spending some The Truth Seekers Class of tha Fftrkt Methodist Church sell] hold Ita monthly social and business meeting In the Chureh anneg at 8:00 P. M. y. ; Beardall Avenue Chipel circle Miss Betsey Dibble meeting will be held at 3:00 P. M. Tells Wedding Plans WEDNESDAY k V- _ ' The Order of the Eastern Star Miss Betsey Dibble ot Ur Land ori)l.hold iU annual Robert >|orjMri, noiq iu pienfe In Oviedo Park a t 4:00 who»4 m akrtsf, U* H arry Bro*v»-> Mra. Robert William* and daughter. Miss Nanev .WIIKims, plan to return on Monday from Davlona Beach where they have beep staying a t the Hutchixon Apartments. *• Co-Ed Class Honors Couple A t Church Will b* glad improving* Tv (Ten at .her W AVenue. le 5,'> - | Members of the Co-ed Class of th l F irst Presbyterian Church entiftained last night at 8:00 o’clwk lh Ihe social room Of L u church' (honoring Miss Bettry Dibble snd mlid of. honor and only attendant, Miss' Marguerite Dibble, alto of iwnle# whoer marriage D el-ani .Mr.. Uruwniee’s l.e-l mar, ers and greenery w<*rn used In will be Arthur Branan and usher* ifuelon to decorate the boom. •re. Job McCaslin, Ralph O kies pf ring the evening game* w en West Palm Beach, J. Rhodes Spell conducted by Mrs. pougta* E. of DeLattd and Russell L. Dickson of'Cocba. Charles. , Because of a recent Illness1In The group presented the eouple with china in the Rosalind* battern. the family there wlll.be no recep­ Refreshments were jervt-d which tion end immediettl* following will leive t . l*4ve Included lime sherbert ami cake. the ceremony the. coupje Serving were Mrs. William Hait- for a . weddltig trip through Hi* 9 ley, Jr., Mre. P. R. Rtephenson m ountains or North Cgrolina.' " and MU* Mary Thomas Wilkes. Thts# present were Mis* Dibble O.E.S. Has Regular and Mr. Brownlee, Ur. an I Mrs. Meeting Thursday George Dekle, Mr. anI Mrs. Hart'■ ^ ___ , ,.,'V Uy, Her., and M«- Charles. Mr*. Margaret MUIar, Mr*. Stephen! 7;,Or(l4r:qf ‘tW Eesterri Star, 8*hw K Battr.M ppre ami Fred UUtline. Azalea Circle ^ At Coronado Beach 'The*A s!fier*c5re5rTr7ni? Sentd Garden Club met on Wedneily.a\ the Capstan at Naw An]hrv t Black. Mr*. J. A. Potjder s*rr. I as hostess for the occasion durg which time *T»itn»trtg waa tlfu^ h g t she I* p rsnant- opera aTifO Palmetto Mathkws arrived rcroit, O t. to spend Uh her slrU t and Mr. and Mr*. Ar- it . rtyon. N. any Mis. inward to rmes end Mrs ? enford'by. ear. : llarrv Grithball of Char let too, 8. C. and Flalrock; JJ. C. Is visitIng In Sahford, at thk hbmc of Mlv betufbdU Hagan for tlli weekend, lie plans, to rbtume hi* studies at Ihe Citadel in the nekr future.. > Joeeph' E.’ SchptieVer of Mt. JXr4 4hd' Percy BrOwrr of New York City w ho>r* eoilngrtcd with fl*nJ4li*n.EtUHa ivMicd In Fan- Jack Burney, worthy nutikon,ip fti iW nir." PUhiiwera'eqmplMrd-lktr ind children. Beitric lee - RiAetb- Mbitt* Wcrdr which ♦on. Jr. r*lave. Htdkni krill be held* In Oviedo Park otl 'After iTtiltiAgt ftir, I Aug^ M at 4:00 P. K. ; Plans were also m ad e.for the visit <f the Petekeburg. »ho ipL B. A school II be held on fiejjt f. in tiro c h lp ttr invitation received from the* Bariner was served «t.G ardner’* bcrrM* Chapter to the local chap­ u r.n t * »* itaurant. ter to attend’ their meeting on S ept II syhen Urey will nave Mrs. Bartow as their gueaL Mrs. Wurt Mra. W. P. Field*. Mrnt O. R, Warner, aseociale matron, was ap­ Herndon. Mrs, C. K. Carter. Mre. pointed to be In charge of tbu P. H. Lanelng, Jr., Mre. J , L. subscriptions for the O’ K 8. magClark, Mr*. Henry Ruseell, Mr. stlnc. Practice of offlcere was and, Mre. M. Moya, Mlsi Ella Let called for Bept 3 a t 6:00 P. M. Klrchhoff, Mrs. Fred Pop* end About .,38 members were present Mre. June RoumillaL * ’ for the meeting. | i I*a# »=: iejas.f lllitorle Christ Church in Tarrrtoirn. N. Y., where f»T many rear* Washington Irving served as a veitryman, was the scene of the lata afternoon veddlng of Grace Elisabeth Sehree. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Duren of Sanford, and Joha Korewlch. eon of William Korewlek of Ynnkerr, N. Y. The ceremony was perform­ ed on July 12. Nuptial muiic wan played by M in Iona See, church organist, and Included "Noetum .\ Opui M, t i. k* nOlch." i - - ................ No. a4,"*• "lek "Ich* Llebe and th* Tntermetra from "Cdverllcrt Rum ticsnl." The traditional wrddiug marches were used. The overture to "Romeo and Juliet" was anftly played during the ceremony and the hymn. “O Petfect l.ov»," was heard on the chimes following the 'Benediction. , The hrMe ws* given in marrlage by her brother-in-1*»! Lieut. John S. Strobel, URN. Rhe a ore • wedding gown designed hy Mr*. Strobe! fashioned of soft eggshell chiffon. It featured fe high neck­ line with a round yoke of lace. The filled bodice had ehjrt puffed sleeves of lace and the wide gath­ ered skirt terminated In a short train. The-fingertip length veil fell'from a tiara or teed pearls. She wore a single strand of pearl* and full length gloves and carried a bouquet of white rotes and car­ nations Interspersed with heby’a breath and fern. Mre. 8trobel, the former lr>a Sehree. served her sister as mat- 1 f■ r: t Mrs. Maty Strong hss retained from a 10 nay visit with her eonIn-law and daughter, Mr. end Mom. Align MosHey. * , Theesa Strobel. niece of the 14-V^ar Old I^ags bHrt, v i i flower g irl.,. Hi. Strobel w on a gown ofBig Game In Africa f . chiffon ilm llar to that of the I'i. ' Her gown ftaturrS a- hatNEW YORK. Aug. 22, rtf’)—A ] aau nrrlilinr anti h"r hfidilrrM 14-rear-old Mrmphls, Term. sail * » '« halo of pink net am) small hai just returned from an Afrlrun [ flowr*. She wora long pink gloves ■afarl In which ihe brought do« n ' •m il bouquet of pink carnation* an elephant in hrr first h'g tram* t •ml rose* with delphinium anil hunting expedition. bale's breath. The flower girl The routhful Annie Oakley is wop pale blue net with a fitted bodee of an off-the-ahoulder He Miaa Virginia Walton Brooks, liter with a long full skirt. Her daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kerry hat wai a halo of matching net Doawell Brooks, alio incmlieta ,of ■ Ihe hunting expedition. Her fa th -1 and.ihe carried an old-fashioned rr is a Meiitphls cotton merchant. < flowr arrangement of pastel turn rear floweri. M. Korrwick choir for hi* hert mar. John >Urtln Va*r.t. of North Tarvtown. and hla ushen v.-yrt hli >t«lhrr-in-faw, William Burkiof Itamford. Conn., and Van F,. Prtitt of New York City. Fdlnwlng the ceremony a recep. ion was held a t'th e home of Mm ; bhi Vavra in North Tarrvtown 4ft* which Mr. and Mrs. Korewicl left for a short wedding tiip In Northern New York. Mrs. Korew in’# traveling rostum i waa a dreamaker suit of beigt gabardint wUh whlrh she wore brawn mile*. They arrived here by ptene week. •ccbrories and a white flower hai. thl* Asked In an -Intervtw if she Herihoulder corsage whs of white had been frightened. Miss Brooks rove M-s. Korewick attended lo.al replied: "I have confidence In myself. echwl* and graduated in lf*45 I didn’t find anything.to be afraid frnn Rotlini College in Winter of. It was something I’ve always Part where the majored in music andwas prominent in campus actl- llw d for." vltbi, She has made her home in Nev York for the past two years whtre she is continuing her ftudy of »o|ce with Alfredo Martino. Nr. Korewick tervhl with" the Unted State* Army, during the re*Ht' W it , dnd waV atktionc.l in the European Theater of Opera­ tion. He Is at present a student at the New York University Col.leg? of-Engineering, where he Ik G WANTED Life Gourd for Sanford B*» A T * n p ia .C Iu b Call Lind Weber, Gen. M i r . he MayfAir Inn Telephone 1200 i Still A Good Selection At r.r& tly Reduced Prick* 1 Table 1 Table BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. t . A. Monfnrton Mr, and Mrs. H G. McIntosh, and daughters, Sandra ami Sonia, II. announced today the birth of a have returned from a thre*-w**h» daughter, Margaret Maniuis*-, on vlllt In North Carolina. ld:Li\i*hlnn ._ 1 F W AUX1UAUY M EETS... 7b» Veterans of Foreign Wars Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ileal] of held their regular hurl* Silver Springe, Md. visited with Auiltiarv new meeting Ust night at thl friends In Sanford yestcnliy. Mrs. Tnitint Center at 8:00 o’clock. Bvail Is the former Katherine Rorline' huslneae was carried nn Beam and Is a former resident of after which a social hour w*» tnthis citv. Joyed and refrerltmems enjoyed. Friends of Lieut. Comdr. John Hnppy Birthday C. Strolxl will regret tn learn that he Is confined to the Naval Hos­ pital at Corpus Chrlsii. Tes. for Mildred Robson a series of operations. Mrs. Rtrobel and daughters, Gr.ve nnd Cvthig, are rejlding in Corpus CJiristt where Comdr. Strobel is attached to the Naval .A ir Station ns In­ structor. Mrs. StknbH la the'form t i Iris Sehrei of Sanford. ’’ i• it • Friends of Bill Llvfngstoh, St*, who his been, confined tn the Nival Hospital in Jackarhvlire M i the nail three ' mfehlhi," w iir'lje Intgreited to lelrn that he Is being rn about Repr. I i transferred to 8t. Athens Hospital beds to fufcJF.iiiiSp'iiai'"1' m um SLACK S lilfS fiv TOM sA W V K ft Am) M « i or goat rant IA; 5.95 6.95 10.95 11.95 «ai ; *t* ^*-r X BREAKFAST BPEc i A l c l u b b r e a k f a s t m e n u ' TOUCHTON’S LUNCHEONETTE A PLEASANT GOOD MORNING ' Values VAlu^A VAluta Vilu'^R SPORT SHIRTS * APPETIZKRH Orange Juice.. Chilled Apple Juice Tomato JnleK Pineapple Jule^........ (Jrapefritit Juice Blended Frnll Juice 1.98 2.25 2.50 2.98 Golden Brown Hot CaKen Syrup and Cream ery flu tter . W /Pfeon or Bauaige Coffee W /Cream SPECIAL BREAKFAST T * 6 (2 ) Freeh Floride Egfe. ( hilled F ruit Juice Coffee * i• W * / Creem Values Values Values Values WASH TROUSEftS Heavy in d lightw eight mercerized eottnn aot, aolld colors, alzee d-d V4; 10-104. Regularly priced to 55c pelr. B uttered rToaat W / l t l b r . W / Creaft. ' Fa.ihlnnr«J by Tom Sawyer and McGregor of washable m aterial* ifi Solid colors. Plaids, ('hecks and Slrlpea. Ages 8 thru 18. OUR SPECIAL BREAKFAST CLUB *BREAKFAST / SPECIAL By TOM SAW YER — we*r4«, nolida Gabardine and ploplln i. color* and rheckh, Ages 4 th ru 20. 3.98 4.98 5.98 6.98 Values Values Values Values GRITS SERVED ALL EGG ORDERS you'd never put *MM|i* J M tfwmneerMtKu *aaw No. 4 shoe* dee*, (gent la tha CLUB BREAKFAST MEN’S STRAW HATS Two ( j) ' Egga Any 8ly|* Y// Raeon or Sauaege J o in t W / Jelly Coffed W / Cream CHILDREN’S DRESSES CEREALS FO R HEALTH TRY OUR 8PECIAL BREAKFAST ' *■ -jtjhllle4 FruH Juice . Choice o f Any Cerealt * lakes . . All Bran . . Pot Criapce . . Shredded W1 Buttered Toaat W f Jelly Coffee W / Cream * A 1 M— W ii ■ fiH Hn f i l l ■ 1 1 | 1 M H |- g .s m-.m. zJ J ■ 1 Cl [ j k J (A'i y Agee S th ru 10 Values to 3,50 LADIES’ COTTON DRESSES AND SUITS Closeout * 1.49 Children’s Sox Sli4e 5 th ru 9 4 - Vt»n*« l ° 4 9 e .jr.: CJoMbut �TH E gA N FO K P H gfl J>p, HANFORD, ELOHIDA ‘Feds To Entertain Os ■ Here Tomorrow In Twin Bill; Play In Gainesville Sundjy 2 By ARTHUR B E (1nfrrrH . JK. Herald Sport* Editor Thf fifth place Sanford Celery Fed* Mined a full game on Ihr fourth ptaca Orlando Ssnatnts at Uta locale trounced !he l’alaika Aialeaa. 10'to B here Ir-i uixht roSBli* ahel'. 1 to i icai *. Sanford Cfm* ft/n i ettnd twice i the contest to chalk up the vieTT <>T*r th# A’*. ^ .. Falatke scored two kifos in the >p'pf the seeprtd on a tMuble by I Plrtle. and conaecivlye singlet i)r Eiwyn Danson and1Danny las- Tilt To Praises Leo G a in e H v ille The second place Gainesville fj. HV FRANK Kf'K Mrtr scored a wild 19 to 2 victory AP Newafeaturea 8por».i Editor over the Orlando .Sennio.-s in the BROOKLYN. N. Y.- If l^o University City last' night with Onioch.p- l*n‘t brought hark to Boh Thorpe of the G-Men • and manage the Dodger* ne«t season John Garrison o f the Senators probably the moat dlsaopniftM lad clouting home runt. In Brooklyn will he it-year-olj The league*leading St. Augus- Donny Williams. tine Saints, jam m ed_four tuna Y o u n t William*, an ardent ALL-Stars, Beak Ready ftp- Grty Contest Tonirht F R ID A Y . A U G U S T 22. Series Veteran* ’aid tig* with Stan Musial, wtn> is on the t-miK-lukck trait after a dismal atart at the plate. The Dodger lead ia th.* reaull By JIM IIKt'K hit AP Nawafeatuma Sports Writer of an off ami running atari. The NEW YORK—Bgrrinr the j«. Cardinal* were In the • -liar for credible. the' New York Yaukeea more than u month, (hit ileaplle the Brooklyn hulge at thia *Unt* are In. the race, the Cardinals still look The only worry left to Ducky of Harris* men la whether the World like .the rjaaa of the league. Of .co v er .ilrooalyn is u i are Series will lot a five enl one ,o f 's ’ 152.22 in iii.i Thu Yankees! h » tlw t for their Ddifgeia tnm ake Brobably prcfrT Ihe'Ioriuui. Fa. log lhpir l'* H *tMnJ un Th' v “ *"* Iht* Brooklyn Dodger* «L'»uld mule Ibc Yankees oJds-on favurii%--i to take home ihe junior l<Mi<u*V27th victory lt> the post-season classic. Tlw St. Louis Cards won't Ik- »o Tfie CJubhouse CHICAGO, Aug. 'St, tdPl-The 11*17 gridiron aeaaon kirk* o f to* night with the revengeful Cl Mgo D‘ r*. • Lampions of the N iton­ al Football League. detennilfd to wallAP the CoUetT All-Star and •withe the 19-0 lkking the All* on Brooklyn ba*ena)l, iiied to come Stare banded the Los Air.de* tcwKbbetla Field In a wheel chair, it >m> last vear. to 4 battle In which Joe Vitjcr set lie was in a plaster cast from hi* The annual contest, to he a new league record by hitting in toes to hit chest for five years and Plaint In flood-lighted Ktldici 27 consecutive games. two months. Now he wears a brace Field on Chicago a lake front Hill The cellar dwelling Daytona and a specially construetri fhoe draw a iv-cord-break log crowj of i’a*vR.hrK I'b i* scored an 8 to S deci­ and ia able to get around vrry UOjWW. There are several good leaioiu sion ovct the Pershing Plrutes as nicely. more If the sweltering ‘.emperRutt i Last Day Herman Mcadowa and Jack Finch than “ Ebbeta Field Isn't the same continue to hang io th* 9m , at let the Lake Counting* down with without Leo, ■idng __ say* Donnv. "Leo forecast, the shlrt-sl* rved tfan> Friday! ' Thy Feds came hails In-the bot­ th irr scattered tingles. glop, j has meant much to no-. Fee pro- m ar 'see more of tricky forget d tom of the inning 4oj fie up the Line acor’ea: ijcr* ►pie know how kind-hearted he paaalng than exhautting, (Um«90te«ta. Dave B(jAe .was rtfe Oilando forge 000 000 101— 2 ‘ 4 it11 could be. I know.. Ili'alwnVs sc* bang ground pl#y. VP a boot by Laatrat, tlici he itolv When ! member the time the Dodger# The All-Star*, coached by Hotre second base, and Bill L< wi* took a trained at Bear Mountain. Paine’s Frank Legfiy. are Hindifree ducat to fir a t.. Ca'chrr Frank “Leo invited to be his personal rapped hy the Ion of at Dead faolick threw the ball, if to center guest several times. Introduced me three outstanding turkfiJlJ*per­ field and Bride andAh'ri* advan­ St. Aug. 002 200 001—9 II 1 to all the players and gar* me the formers, Army’s Glenn DavlL the ced on the play. J /ity pilvcrmso Dr Land 200 000 020—i 14 fi deubltd. scoring t h v tu u men on Ketcher and Stillwell; Alonso, wonderful w rllt walch be trctlved “Mr. Outside” of the Cadets' kmed for playing In the 1933 All-Star offense last year: Julie* RyTHri;!). the base paths. -*Aa Ballet, Rott and MadjjikV star of lltlnots' Rose Bowl |j*mgame. Palatka tallied .another run in piuns; and Bob Fenfmori of Okla­ “Every birthday he sends me a Jka third and H trtt In the fourth Leesburg 100 000 002-3 3 i gift. Last year he had my mother, homa A. A M. Alt thtire f i g Inante* - Saturday Only! . to end ita uprisings, for the evtn- Daytona ur. I f , 201 104 OOx—8 • I dad and me aa‘ U s gpcvti a t- a lurid while acrlmmaging a( the fhjr. [•OSes Mated*. Gormlth and Hall] Mea­ Dodger L is oj fam e iu the Polo All-Star camp in Evanston, III., • DOUBLE FEA TURE • uinat * : Tha locala continued to peck dows. Finch and West. ' * » ♦• J « ^ V -T-I and will are little Or no action. Grouiids and before the game he ipeat •Way a t the Palatkan*' lead hy j Other All-Stars may sec limited permitted me to alt on the bench is a-Korlng two runs in (he fourth and i Coach To Retire action because uf lisser.inluite*. with the players." a t stuff pitcher. Meal for the m pair in the filth to tie the con- 1 * But the i-(iU*iris r.g k re .•nt ti , 11 g nThe Clement V. /"YflUatol. 'ItoM irV Cteft'otter'again. * The Med# fftl ged | a ofDodger pitchingmound called corps, far >nona i > ■ ^ AUef96 Y ears tic anJ. |f they lose. It will uk e a father, aaya (he fine treatment the the other hand, ia a tno'Juy crew. Ahead In the sixth ort tws m'arkcn j lot of playlug b y -'th e hm rler ' bov has received from Duri»:hrr Only Ralph Branca has have U>rn Mar­ con­ In addition the Cards land placed the contest on ice with, !*• _ , I ,«Pd other* In baseball “has been Bears, who will a v e ra g e ' 230 sistent year. The ine fastthroughout rookie JimtheHr*m. and two runs in tha eighth. , ' N, , Tex.—Jo* M. , ^ lt ton|c th* boy could hav# pounds In the line. Dodger* have been able from to come they could coax a win the ' Tonight the Feds invirds the ret ring after 30 1r^ , | rwJ ln h|. fight for healtlp" The All-Stars will depend upon arm up with a well-pitched game at of Murray Dickson or HowiaJ 'A talea Bowl in Palatka for a • *n «h* Spring«|'H be g l.d when 19« get* backflcld speed, including ’ the crucial PpUet*.period*, p-'.* v.»r rtav ff — has I but: th* Hwln bill and tompfrow they retools. That meant] here," says Donny, I'll lost fo*- sweeps of Claud* (Buddy* Yeung, none of the depth of the Cards. .turn' to the Municipal Park for a ’ up coaching basr- Kt( about Commissioner Chandler Illinois' negro flgac, Charley TripJoe Hatten. for example, peat double attraction with the Cainrs[ht the game to (^spending Leo fdr one veal- ‘for pj of Georgia and Vie Schwill of the Chicago Cub* »lx times In his villa G-Men. ‘ < ■ ■ Northwestern, and 'on' th<?'Ibsip first ten victories. n« h a t been paaalng of Notre Danin’s (Jtorge much less than a ball of fire •begin at 3:00 o'clock and the final Ratterman. Ben Raimondi uf {Indi­ against the leagtkt’a other six rUlt of the dauble header will begin ana and perhaps Trlppl. teams. SAH ANQ lW r i ! 'a t 8:00 o'clock. 8anford move* The Chicago Rears, I t excellent Brooklyn hitting it conrutcnl, to Gainesville on Sunday' for a physical condition and rated seven with six regulars around the 300 -eingle Hit. and a half point* better than the mark. Rat the Rums have n-> really Hart is the oldest coach in lino I Charlie Bissen opened on the collegiate* hy local bet makns, long ball hitters, no sluggers who Mil D e lim it hill for the locals and rave away of service in Texas and they don’t are ilrtrrm lnnl to win If for oo can take charge and wreck a hall ,te Johnny Tomat in th* fourth know here just how theyll get other reason than to avengf the fram l. Tomat gained credit for along without him. Ills basketball bruising dent In National FoetW f and baseball teams always won ,th* victory. League prestige caused by last l l n l i l 11% IT IT t: I.KUilK more than their abate of games year's' All-Star trlnlmtng of the FALATtiA Tram ' . W I. I*»«, < ever) against the big schools. Rama. tii. Auautin* :: *1 a n Hr played professional base­ Iksk. .{b (lalnrCvlUa 1* II •>>> , < ( ’u n tp an lu n l'ic* u re m soff. .lb ball for 14 years, stsrling lu U m l JJ I* --*• I Oils ml" SI S* ,!|u H ». If with Fort Worth of th* Tearsather*. «f Hanford St *f .t*S ll janllclJ,: * as League - In 1909 as a > I'atalKa U. n .141 II LMburs ss T S .m n Hut the leaaonrd Cardinals h.ivi cslcbsr. In th* winters he tlailuoa itsarti tS T* .111 l i Whilev Kurowski, Knot Slaughter, would teach school. While H rislli leittrdar Joe Medwick nml Terry Moore In ttalnnVIllr 1*. .(itundo I . „ ' pitying b all/’llart would pace their hitting attack. All are Daylonn twsvti I^CStlare 1 aaNKOinr I*, d’atstica s study fur his examinations HU Ausuatlot»U-4tid S- . Mcoasavy to - obtain ^a life T" TMs i ' i Ik a m . u*inMrt!Jl*'-'ac tutafu*.. teaching rertlfirste. Du Mag i %>>u n n listin g at Ht. Augosilii.|»lsi 14 years he completed U Hanfurit at .P alii^iitJ ■ .llsytone Hcneh *» t.Seatmrx eiamlnatluns In, that nulitbee ^ , L h in rH i#f:,Mtbl*el* and w li award* Team .,,. ' 1- Wl. .1 ’ W 'Itlg' rerliflrale. . * • t h i n wa* sohiethlng wrong Kith H art ia bulldiilg a new home In -Lliupir*- Lavely's report- concern­ T O l.£ R flhgltuWti llid an«V I f tiTblfl. ing the melee after the Frd-HsnI t s< .11* ited he sav* be will do nothing Onetnnati ator game a t the Municipal P#rk rhksgo SI ss .ill fiah. Of course, L* he adds. Tomas, p i f I a J butI M.la I'ltistiui ah so *i ere on Haturdsy 'Aug. 9. >he may play a little baseball fhlladetplils l l IS .It# Several rabid Sanford fans real­ foists iT ia* r i? li now and then. Recently, when Hetalli y n lH lir ly went to bat and told the FSL ■a—lt>d out tor-Cliandirr In »lh Bprlngslown wa* ptsylng Barallrnuklyn t. Ctnrlanall t ^O W ElA N D Talatka t i l l*n esa— * president exactly what happened, |l»MOn t-l. I'hlrsK" Baaieed -Asa m ets—IS dlse, Hart was asked If he could and without reservation. I'hUsdsIptils P-1, m L'.nlt —trior*. LssU-sl * Paultrk, Hllvsi- ratrh fnr the local team in. the YOUNG Mew York I, I'll lil.iii at. I Hi-thing stated that there was Jana. i hantbk, -#tui>» tiallfd llu hlnlh Inning. Alec Thomas, a LKAIII K no doubt in hi* mind that the in­ paason. I.aiirea MiWvrmao 1. no- llfe-long-frlsnd and former base Team AMKHirAH W I. I’>«. fcif, T«n«off I. I , « 1| llairlnaion cident did happen, and that Ibu »w Turk 1* <s *.<il |k L>k*. MrMatiui Hurray. Two leal) teammate, was asktd to M incident should have been t(port­ Boston It 11 .111 W heal Balancing ■flaw hltsi Plrtle, Hllvarman f. rtst- pitch. He also agreed. So the Philadelphia SI 11 .1*1 ed. Sevflsld.HI,ilen basesi llride. Hac • battery of Thomas and Hart Detroit *S IS .11* Incidents like that arc not good rtflaa*! Hurray, kfsManas. Inxilde moved the opposition down. iTcvsIi- nd 11 i t .Aid C * ,K“ C . W e l s h ptagSi domes lo Burk to Tonmll: for any league, and definitely nr# Chicago IS *1 lit Ltslrra |a Burk I ell on l>*sesi 8*nNOVELTY hard to render decision* upon, be­ Wsthingion l* «* .III .f- •’stalk* I. .Bases on balls: Bitten T In 1 *•*. * runt; off i'hsnd1* .11* cause, a* In every -:as«, there are M t Nvrray X lllsrep ». Tomat 1. In l In 4 1-1. * runs. Wild pllrheti HI. la m Neialrs MYetlsrdag two aides, but that -still dues net Chandler I. mruck; out; -Ug 111.- I'liSOdler. Winplii* piirhsit Tomat IVathlriKton 4-1. Detroll !• “SCREEN SNAI»8HOT8' ted 1, Tomat », Cgddtlsr. Uttar oft Losing pluheri Chandler. I’mpire.: eliminate the fact th#t liv ely was Chicago 1, lluslon I Murray s' m t |. | Innings s ran.. ■*»*!• tad lto.ll Time of game: bumped around and maiht no re­ Philadelphia ». HI. Louts tport of It. That is where, perhaps, Ne«r York #. Cleveland 1 he mad* hi* mistake. . Herlong stated that he has cau­ tioned alt tha umpire* in the Flor­ ida B ut* League to lie surd'to include everything In tbeir reports that happen*. John GansaJ. It aafaared.ta v*. Ulad to avada the Issue In tba hearing by bringing up a few •A . _____ - '. '_____ . itatemant* about tha f u . batug another chance at the Yankres. peat the process. This met ft.4 who heat them four ifsiru . to one la alow hut doe* not harm delicate white cottons or linena. in the "Wild Pitch Serif-.” fo r once, the Yankee fan* are routing right along with them. They think ih e lirouks would be a PLASTERING — STUCCO much softer loin h tha t the Car* Hlnals. J'LAIN — ORNAMENTAL Kuat xtaina on fahrica may he removed by spreading the staincJ fabric' over g pan of lulling wafer and toueeiing lemon julco. m It. After a few minute* riiise ami re­ ALSO — PATCHING HARRY Cl*' STONE a. H i H, Laarel / I'hoa* t s A The Friendly Florida Slate Theatres 0PKN8 DAILY lt:4« PJ1. Children — 14c Adult* — 40c (Inc. T a t) ■ SUNDAY And MONDAY wor iff COMMENTS WSPCHSS THAT'S iMMlHStt SIDELINES errat.-- s a a i i u m o t glAAIs to g ro * U # -/A U ltK U T * —-S H O R T S PROGRAM — Cartoon — “Chow Of The Junxl*1 MKTROTONE NEWS <c r - ...... ...... ' ^ ” -Children— 14c 1)()Uin.K^KKATCHK PROGRAM Friday & Saturday! Sunday & Monday! M k ^ A C T IO N ! Guns Ablozel . ^ S ^ U a KTT ; HeorhAffamel. J k S i S WELSH TIRE SHOP pM C AN YO N .th SMILEY BURNETTE —-^)n The Same P rugnun1N TECHNICOLOR! ERKOL FLYNN ALEXIS SMITH — IN — ; •.. “San. Antonio” New Serial “ Hup H arrignn’ N e w “ F u rn itu re -S ty le ” H om e H e a te rs but landed algJorhes jn fglr tarritoky'. Gantet also stated that Robartaon waa aafa when h* came into th* plat*. Gansal assarted that Umjjlr* Cooper had mlSltd tW) nlsyg th tha fourth frame, which Ilhaiy coat them tha ball gam#." Floyd Palmar daclarad that he r^yer Before Have Wo Been Able To O ffer Our Frienda And tomfera Such Outstanding Values : ■‘“k - ''wD'-.r V . - ‘ -A\V - ■ i S S S T v^ ^Dfoiture ____ • _ m rn rn . * only A ’ - '• 'J . ................... *---------- m r — — Savings Up To _ ♦ ■ ■:____________ 50% On Many ItentB A Shop Around — iBvint Of Tha Y ear » ”■'ri.' r**- rW wT (above) and Hepplavbita (vet oil Companion Picture �/ FRIDAY, AUGUST 22. 1943 PACfc SEVE1 T H E 3 A N F O K D H ER A .U . SA N FO R D . FLO R ID A By BRy.Roffr OZARK IKK Legal Notice CHOICE Liquors - Wines - Beer BURE. } OZARK DUN IT DOWN Tl CASE LINE H av e I m l n I M N ew Ite v rra ffe D isp en ser ...ANB'oXPHDES M o -w r P ER ­ FORMANCE R E ­ M A IN S I N r A C r / AS o I / 4 x / iZff Ice Cold B eer A ll T im es i BILL’S PACKAGE STORE and BAR P h o n e 880 «U J<4nfH«i M a n a n d V V o m rn O v e r 4 0 f damage, your hem* w ag m ad* u n ite* a b le . w ould policy pay (or the rent oi suitable quar­ tet*? Rent insurance is an important part oi tire insurance cov­ erage. For complete protection, see us to- SfM IC S beyond v m ? CONTRACT H. JAM ES GUT AGENCY WHY GET UP NIGHTS DUE TO KIDNEYS? S h i t o r f a it i 40 to d ovm b i n to |« t up olthlt-tiVt frrqutot dtiirt t» F4*1 —lava b&ckachtty IM« becidt# tut, liintt kidney dlaeidVt, II (hit if jour iicuUtt. Both aul y«V* k,dut)i end bltddtr wiib D». Kiluut't 8«tcip-Rocl. I» qultkly *«k» to lw ittit tLt Bo* cl uhna. help reller# n t m « t i ­ ll/, end i t u burning wEutloo . . . help* b ltJ itt Inllirton tb« i «ii you up nlihlt. S.imp-Boet it truly M tW l c+ a «•*» U itlltf. Millions htv* itk u tl lo t three ofun with smodetlul ltgensrStiorj . --------M id . C tu tic o i T tk e M directed. F er fiee trial supply, write Dept. B. Kilm er A C o . I n c , D ot 1239, Stam ford. r« iin Or — gat full-ticed bottle el C i.c ffl l i c i t led * ! St i w r diUSJloit. * Ih U i Iu till* .■©ai«mimt; *iiiptitti* li»>m U.# tlia* fl»« 4he til *4 ^»)tcilii}n uf tkii i.-'l U‘4Hat h i'liim * * il»ni.iri(t #h tl* hr »*• tthliM .and lloitl Matt- the |»l* t’f ttihiem# and isu \ utile? udd(v* j { «!.# (UluiRllIt mO ih«li Lit »hi' In to ti»t iih»»U4tit «‘f* *y L'lflf), .1L‘l any «ueh diim c r dr Wsnil nut. to t.lril th. lt be tu.iI Util. Uhi|,liy /.'<ltir> At -t *lli » Miiirt,,) .riMtHSKv i yens nvsil t’llT lit. i t l . - i |tutltrre|i>'». A u f i i t l n it: « w V r u t l> « ’ K' It .V H|I»W let.ISl.t it Iitikm un: A Hu-mn" IIIll tVmpln.'i h.it.iiu been f.leil again yea in the Ciicitr I'ju it iii uni I' belli.(i. It County, I'lor da. -;r. lii'i bj tiO itivrliy dlV.-rce, thtie t- ti, k i t in |irrientt ir e Ihtft M Y KYtSl foie it- t->ram*H4 >ow lo lie and !l t etl l i r j o t e v ‘!il m u t t Wile P cite, day M Ausual l ’i *-n t h e -SOt A U. ill* , otbei I'b n lttn . will t, etitrted itemiittl you Tit* b i u f o r d I l n t M — H - h*-i*K .W*.gbnltvl oa <a iirwVppper of S*' ti ll . li.ultl.oli In Stpiini.lt C hit 8 HELP W ANTED Fur Kent or Ssle Two i I vJ root* 4 BEDROOM -unfurnlihud huux' in m odem homes, ten h iln u iti drive jrood locstion, m«kt* i.lcsl fsmilv horn* or itood lor incoitie frpm down town, on b s t i toed, Store. property. PHcad nitht. Call . About one A one half srre a of _ Phone ISJLM . / 8r^tuuam tm tr.i CASHIER wanted for Touihton Isnji w ith each borne, well T iruifT lir /ippiy in person. cd laundry with rain w ater tank. s ilic fan. complete bath room* WATKINS ROUTE .uiw open in shrubbery and fru it for home 6 ARTICLES f O R S A L E S infuld. WillinKncii to work 8 use. If interested call a t 1113 hours a day wilhout a boas will Sanford Ave. between 12 noon AUTO RADIOS, Uotoiola. Sales earn oxrclleni income and in lin e and Service. The Mutic But, and one o’clock. 11 if W. 1st St. Phune OSS. T1ECORD PLAYERS for mi?. By day or week. The Music Hue, 119 Wi 1st St. Phone DM. HKWJNt; MACHINES HALES A SKItVICE BERTS SEWING .MACII. SIIOI OFTICE spare In &Ie(Kh Buildin*. -115 8. FRENCH. PH. 1190 LarKe light offices, isivly decor­ FLOWERS • I ated, all lit^iliiies, haat and ja n i­ /*«» all occasion* I to r icrvice 'furnished. Call 8(58W It. A a . Dept. Store. MeNKILL A YOST FLORISTS' paiNK-J-U P Jk V N i^ ( BUV-’J M NERVE AA COfTIK Fttt Ft ■ -SMS. 4.' ~*• A \EPfCIN WlT.SlItte in> hand wmt o(Clr|el ut thi__. ,inyil -I.. euntord. ...» tl.in. uw-Ccaitiy » *ti's I R E A L E ffT A T E F O R SA LE By Walt Disney MICKEY MOUSE •ball l e f r j h l U h r l oBre , ’i i b V.tiS for 'l o u r t n r . « » . u ! U » weeks' FOR RENT fare of 2 chll.lmi, .md * "K1* Health caid requtrcJ. I ° ^ R *tU l 5 J0._______ 0 W ORK W ANTED NOTH K fs Ct T i i f N i l MCfUUlt 4i tilVrN . tu^fsi . (Sit 1(1 • day uf ju i/ A- I» \ * i + hat r.l* nifiir in my uiuf w » miili 4pptkm|tun far n l»*v *•« N&tti ihj-rro*. Jl^.J irrflfl^ ir »n ldfrr> ih* 'fntlow*l(in r rif In ihr CuLhi>' 1 1 in-*i i JltWl* !<*i of M l'. n w u uj a F.‘, i. T. wr.,hii, : b -'^^lli ftar.H agcop \ \ 0UwD J PO ,T1 t l v .__ . L■ V\AY ! l7 ^ L M > F X I ~ T By Fran Striker CHUCK SflFI HOW CAN-YDU PKc? CHARGE OF ThH tl IVAJ5TCR ? , ------- f'XfRMAN. YDUR BWOIMSR » V DEAD. HE CANT P036 A9 YOU" ANY LONGER f T------- » ^ IN T— BENJAMIN MOOKF.'S 3 BEAL ESTATE FOR SALE PAhaute paint. Outsids white and router lot 118 x 140 in fflU eell unfurnished or li Phone 365-51. a L p V n o a A c e ...i PASWiOSSP F ' »0-XTNS ... ? FBACAS r ( &AVW NT O N . . . i Tilt iiMrnltMTill nf uUi thr Wins fit# ItAlu** ,«ll f|Ft», I tilfii tuid (•rtiftent*h> t» #ittrr1 ittiiff<li!)K tn -llfiL*I>W, tIn I rrt> iin crlM ihrfTvJn will hi hi III III# lslnlr4t Hdilrt faI iliru UM Eiifc# ili.rr i>TI Ihr fafrt Ii«n4»f *n a r -filh a‘f t*#|flrmL#i. 1*4,, whirl ’ t h«r ' i *( liftf" Af cifti 11a&ri'r 1$•'11 i kJT#n 4hi* 1*1 *1-1r AyguM . J I P H A j W Just off frl.'ry CONVALESCENT HOME . now ..Off led ph. 402 re*id*ne«4)h. 010 R .‘.open ai Cbnltjuta.IB miles S. E. o f Sanfotd and 18 miles N. E. Palnta, Poultiy Supplies, Rails, TRACTOR WORK—Plowing and of Otlando.’ Large screen and Purina Feeds, Groceries and etii.tn -ir , .ii.titj open porches to lit and enjoy Meats. Touchton A Watson, 12u( |i>l(icdl t'leik’t gtaJI Celery, Phone non. m lltrurt ,<iT «i>ne,. lotige gi-.un-le and walks safe fioitt auto traffic. . Lttfc* FOR SALE—Llmeroek for drive roadways— Phone lobby a n j romila. Brlrk rg n s'ltk FLOOR SANDING & finishing. - clean in jr &• waxing.' Our pt.wci z B r m & f i s s i tUXFDO >RRr»H‘-eomi>leta Hr*. at once. Oviedo 2862 or Dr. unit enables us I d wmk tvhric Martin 2302, o r write- Box ISTl - Hunt'* Twfttd* Feed Store there is no alectrlc conn.-, llo t Chuluota Florida. Lhrge rsdaw available. 21 yeois u p i i»-rir-*. • fo r .sa le for nussls to visit- ^ f ! L doctor., | IL M. Gleason, Laka Maty, Ha t—•-a-*a»-aee*-te-i^-«iniat-tlirrv-ii ;WST1» P E H S -a OENtfl y -i i-e rilin -slt i S t l b l i W ‘ f i « foliow OUND. BUNDLED IN I.s P.oi.til, 111Jt,e , uunti 111 ben, AVAII-AHLE. at ontw. convemantROOFING. HOOT Palming, all BUNDLES. M ^1 lit I ..0 tilA t.i-w if located down town Motion, .kinds. Smith llro. Phone 1188. ISO hie Ii.ess fi H i || p; iw II B. 20 and 28 OENT * .tip id data aparttnewts with all Kill II if t l The T>‘W|i u( ttcnfoiALTERATIONS—*11 kind*, hut . , modem conveniences. AdURs belts, buckles. .Mrs. 11m-* t i m t t . m A only. Phone 560,- ■» ■ B*e Jimmie Iowan'S Sheet Meld ;* Ion*, selwhllc. The Accointidstlon, The tiuuiri■ U P B g . . . , ■ ■ plan Work* for new RadlMuis, nra FURNISHED ioot£ with erty u n iter ih* u u t t e r l i r i t ' e ' r « Radiator tores, Radiator clean in t h e n a m e o r W a t h i m r i t i S ituuii.i privileges. 6(1? Qak A»e. fmf and repairing. 10 Bneinpea O pportunities I'm*at tsbl ttrilfritle ah, RENT FREE—nicely furnished I deenatd^ a. rurdiii* |u luW, l>cdrooni to settled men. Best WELL established llard»vcre llusl- • il^ il.Vribr,i ip,,-an w.n of references requited. Owner ness for tale., Clean si mi. uf to the hlahetr* l.idder el a partial It.valid. J. J. Roily, nu'irliaiutike. Box MGT, c/o limit* duOr-»n ihe (•-•! Jl Ibe mi. Mil «.f j»r|iteluljrF KFD No. 1, Box 33, Sanford, Hyiald. Which lg lb* Itt rtby . f t IVI13 S P E C IA L iJfM V IpfcN l-ateil Hits |,i dak ul IStT . • 3 W A N TED TO RENT FOR RENT—Hoor sander. Easy O r Herndon Batt«r*es A nattary Charging. opuraliou. Reaeonablc rales, Han­ riera in . ufi riiini FURNISHED or unfurnished apt. IT. B -P O rR CO. IN C ." Kamiiiiili 'I'uiinly, I ford Paint A Glgis Co. I'hun* perm, residhnfs. By l it of Sept. ■agaiswt ~i- . llbsw _^4=, . - - -lorr.r'.al rieilt't Meal! New Phllro car radio. Just an lm-d, Clurt ‘ In a* pofsibla. 2 ' bedprice to sell. Sills Service Sta­ rc.jiu.c. Please fall jf71 -18 .ailer 0* Yo« Suffer O tiBets Ut tion. Sanford A Celery Avr. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE' ^ MORTGAGE LOANS RAYMOND M. GALL, Realtae Registered Broker and I s s tueitss d C J if T 1! ! / a s D IA M O N D .,. 1»<i o r ttp Ip A htitk AT LAST-H THtT-IMt-VeulWG IH»NK lh> Wf\S GOF t> W0«K TA-Jf. IWOMP », THEY MAY LEAD r -------------- TH E TUSNEi. Ol U O ER G M « * ,— - Q HlW/y^.---- r^/TRAci<5* SOME THING 3 VVRON3 ? ,----- / V»t GOffA GET TMI9 PAYROIL IN.GQ'S ITU LOOK LIKE If WX9 ffISNEO DEPORE H8 DltO. ------ ------ - il l 9 kjn NOntiNO.' cotur*. Floor and Deck Enamels. YA-DE moth proofing tail* b years. Hava yotir woolens moth SENKAKJK GLAMS A PAINT proofed now. Downtowd Clean•C O . 11F-M4 i f . tod St. era A I .sundry. 113 FalmSfto Av*. Phon4 314. FBAB8—Excellent canning . vail Impervo Enlhutl Colhr Fast, oulek drying, for Exterior and trior use. B E N K A R I K ASS A PAINT CO. Thone « 0. 0 . landrtea. Hio«WJ081 RENT A CAR NICELY furnished -T room borne YOU DRIVE IT in Sanford Heights. Every mod BLECTRIC REFRIOERATOR, 6 PHONE >M era convenience, large eleeping eREICKLAND-MUHIllSON eu. ft. Montgomery Ward, dean north. 118 VV. 19ts St. or 81? U DRIVE-1T. INC. and in good condition * A. J. W, 13th. I.osaltUt Transfer A Rtorags Co. SEE US FOR 801 E. 3rd 8L Two apartm ent .house, all large MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING rvOms. U pileirs has four room* AND TYPING and bath: downaValcs-has Urge CREDIT BURBAU OF living room, kltche.i, dining ____ ,_____ SANFORD room, end two badi 118 N. Park Phene 180 shower. Eight wires ■ L- Highway 17, Ideal court or for trailer «i i ’, mile* from Sanford. F I I 1.Duo oo. * A nice home with fnpot Barber Shop open Thursday, k • ty. doM In, a k l >fal Friday A Saturday. * I The house la la i d t t d Copperskin potato Draws from certified La. semi M. <300. CM 13 N O T IC E S — PER SO N A L 11,78. A. If. Prevatt, 8*' ill*, SANFORD Beauty Salon-T'hon, room; kitchen a u l bedirpo-n 1334. 306 Park. Mary-MaMahpn dowhstair*. One efflclsncy apaitPhone J3S4. Permanent wavet merit, and one very large teda r t ic l e s W ,R i up, guaranteed. Water sof­ room and baUi «9>fklrs; also st'eash prica paid to t used tener. Also open evening*. two ear garage with three room rttyrd. Ted DaVU .Furniture i n E. 1st. Ph. 658._______ lirTM a-nm am airbirH osi LOST- -Two 11001 M Ttrea On rims. Brand numberi 8748. A '2307. Finder notify Tamtaml TYeil Tour* at Sanford. Phone II. Reward. 1837 DODGE TUDOR, new paint, Settled colored woman for g< neral upholstery good coniiiion. Hoy *” house Work. 107 N. Isvcust Reel. 808 W. 2nd S l CstU r. Perkins FORD 2 door, fair LydiA t , noktatn’s Ve«*i*bi» CornpOutot to r*li#f« such tvroptuir.tl in e tetei.t tnullcsl test r-tokhatn's Coq.Vou.u1 plot*0 ttnisixtblt htlpful fci'LTA KE1T; TVrSOLSTVIhTNOlAC tTCO CN ruBresistant* to such Hht Stetoaehlc ld*.lr' s « w t watt.1 ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY ruatfrew arrw» * w r.cxK»c — ---------- ebOc-V hM % S n V W t*“-* c? B M B ™j n l v. B 9N SI q A pu’ -< T ^n B f t ," A w frrtJJT i 1 h u l U o b ln y jf Vi O. YOU T*U-0Ct -o x tabtf* ^ * 0 14* 41iCtilNCV �TH E :SA N FO R D (H E R A I % ^fi^yptiAn R iot Ford Unionized eatiap** M H . . . ___________, . ■ ■ • a to war* scattered by police ibThair demanded 'kvacuatto/■British troops . from Egypt £ blood/* "• ■ ,"T)owW*Vith America',! the trao r!” Demonstrators shouted. Down jwhh Brasil; tb* -traitor! Egypt dilia* the aeedrlty counriU Rgypt'defies tha wbut* world. . They: tailed also foF advice on ‘traifonfs Egyptian* police." PnIck l l r e 'a s officer* struggled to btfnjr tha wounded b y .|M k * fire tilt thrirn g , under conlrfcl. .Tb* Egyptians want a sacurl;y ruuncll ruling' on '.their dsWand foe withdrawal of ’ British trooba from Egypt tW ^sti ond to ftrltub p*rtkipstion-;'trt Hhi ad­ ministration of th* -Sudan. BtaHJ proposed a t Laka Success thta *rb*k that Britain ' and Egypt itsh over again their deadoeked negotiations, and keep the »on<ll. informed., / That. * United States supported Brasil!* propo»11. th e Brasilian rceogimtndapo'n toda.**. brotherglared “all gin’s side” U.N. and faith* action before must now <r«stlss*a Siam P a n On*) veto, many unions had taken action similar to that of th»S Ford worker*. In New York CltyJ tha greater New York CIO Coun­ cil estimated that (IK percent .’ f the 10,000 employers hsvlng con­ tracts with 300 CIO locals there had signed onc-year contract ex­ tensions before the deadlineIn San Francisco* the Inter­ national Longshoremen’* a n d Warehouseman's Union (CIO), in a dispute over employer refus­ al to recognise unionisation -rf longshore walking bosses, warn­ ed »htpper*_ of the possibility eat.C oast maritime tieup and at the same tlm-t advised its locale of an Impending "lockou|"* sometime after today. The llx-wctk dispute ha* - tied up sir Luckenharfi Steamship Com­ pany vessels. In what prohably was the last collective bargaining election un­ d o the old National Labor Re­ lations Board set-up, the IIAW i ESISF**’ 1 FUMK1TY MAN FOR HOWARD HOOHK* WAITIMI AIRCRAFT COMPANY, Johnny Meyer (left) Is pictured wttl movie actor Dana Clark In a New York night club ai Senate process serves* continue to se*rch for hfm. A right, Howard Hughe*, millionaire plane builder, wave* to admirers a* ha boards hia private plana at.tts National Airport, Washington, for his return to California. Completely changed from the harried man wht *h# s *n ,t* War Investigating Subcommittee, Hughe*'-face fairly beams, (fntemeitonal 5oundpko*o] .(A t Lake Success, j-oyncil del m t e i of the United , States, Chin*,’ France, Bfigplm and Brasil b p ttttd to b* |li)*A j»P FRIDAY, 'AU GU ST 22, 1947 FLORIDA at the Glenn L. Martin Airplane Manufaeturing * * t plant at llasltimore. Rest Madden, regional NLRR director announced the vote, with none 'getting a ma­ jority. The executive board nf ’he American Communications Asso­ ciation CIO), claiming 36,(ICO member*, voted to refuse "to rdiolution.) ■— “ ./A t Alexandria, a policeman was gtruek’ln the face v jf «/dks a t a d*fn*hstr»tlon by more than (100 EdhtpUdns in tha nation’s summer ehpjUl. Twelve demonstrators W *g* si re lied. *, 'R epresentatives o f the Moilam brtlhcrhood said another demonnnktjbn occurred last night at F b r t. Said, - a t tha Mediterranean M tf.o f th« Sues Canal. r , ivA cab]e wpa rtceWgA t*ika.momMg from fiem ter Mahmoud, Noktaihi Pasha, leader of the Egypt­ ian : delegation to the Security dMuell, ,aiking that there be no demonstration* In.E gypt because n _ th* possible effdtv-on Egypt’s e ia t. a government jnformant aald. Trum an To Complete Defense Setup Soon . - WASHINGTON, - Aug 12 *GP>— President Trum an left . himtalf three more weeks.to pick the ci­ vilian and m ilitary- leaders who wltl round out this-country’s new uni fled national defen seaet-u p .■ The Chief Executive , told re­ porters In announcing his choices of W. Stuart Symington. John L,. Sullivan and Kenneth i C. Roy ail to run the Air Fore**, Navy and A nar, respectively, -that the full provisions of the unification law will b« put Into effect by midSeptember. Still to be filled are ' such other m ajor posts . as cblefa ' of sta ff for the. Armjr anr Air Force*, dhlef of naval operations, director of a central* Intelligence agency and members, of three hoards, national resource*, munItons *n<1' reieich'developmrnt. tha Jostle* Department and Fedtral Trad* Commission to uncov­ er any prtve rigging. Tha c(i mmlttee will - hod hear­ ing up anl how to gat tham down, baginning next month in an affort to find out why <price* are go­ ing up and how, to gat tham diwn. A fish chowder i* always wel­ come. It can be mads from seat bass, whitaflah, cod or haddock.; It may be New Enaland style chowder with onions, potatoes and milk in it. or on* using tomatoes 1 ALLOWA fpR^YOUM.QI Sanford-Orlando Highway Bleak. - Chicken . Seafood Cocktail Loung* Open Sundays Closed Mondays YARDLEY VENETIAN B U N D S America's M ost Beantlful Alaminam — Cedar Polished 'Ala * Ask M e'For -Fre* Estimate P. W. STEVENS -- 617 ty . Robinson Phone 2-0729 Orlando ‘■RET0NGA IS GRAND” SAYS MRS. JERNIGAN 'Joint Committee'To Check Price Fixing WASHINGTON. Aug.. 21 UP)— Senator 8parkman :(D-Als) said today the Senate-house - commit-, tea to Invaitlgata rising cotta ought to check particularly "on this whole m atter of posslbla price-fixing" by industry. The Alabama lawmaker end­ orsed s recommendation by John D. Clark, a member of President Truman’s Egonomic - Advisory Council, th at tha -joint committee cotlaborato In a twin drive by W ARD'8 HOLIDAY INN I -Suffered From Nervous Indlge«Hon No M atter W hat .Or How L ittle She Ate, She Stales. E ala Anything Now And Feela,So Much B etter -Her \york la A Pleasure ,* Among • the latest well-known Florida men and womin to com* forward witH a grateful obbllc en­ dorsement of Retonga after trying this famous gastric tonic in their own cases, is Mrs. O. I- Jemlgan. well-known home owner of 012 fWeitt Alfred St., Tampa, Fla. f " I | seened to me that no matter, what l sj«. QT;how Jlttle I suffered continually frqm nervous ind'iges,-, Hoa." becWrVs llr*.'Jernigam " M y ' appetite dwindled away tci khetw I seldom cared-whather meal time slept so poorly that I never lesmtd to get rested. My elimination n r t very liuggish, and it seamed tv me I haydly had the strength and pep a person of my age ehrnilf have. *'I tried *o many medicines that I was beginning to feel discour­ aged, but Rctonga gave me both' prompt and splendid relief. My appetite wap never bettor. ! sat anything I want, and I sleep soond. ly-and reatfully. I havi regained my lost weight, and I feel to goo<L again that work la a plestursj Retonga la grand." ■Ratonga la Intended-to frtllevs distress due to insufficient flow .of^lgeatlv* je te w 'in ' C-V’fOtnsi* 1 loss of appetite. Vitamin R<1 de­ ficiency and constipation/ Accept no substitute. Ratonga may bs o*. Uinad at TOUCHTON’R - - Adv. tfrs rF Ie a Kejected senttnc* Impotad on the « outspoken leader of the altlon in pktlldaienl <Dul««for which th* Allied Control nlsslon haa ’ i specific rsBo|h th* Americans and the British- urged Cherepanov to in-* *ffufet th# -Bulgarian.1government Yuspfnd tha sentence until thk’ commlssloii had* full oppor­ tunity t o . review the ease Replying tu th# Amatlran letI f i t npC.eontldsr l*. j«ra* ihie ;U»* Allied Gofrtfbt CnmniisI'-Wi interfere in ah)’ wav In Nikola Palkriv,.in. ihrtlilf la purely an Internal TW* PHOTO WAI MOWN PROM TOKYO to the UnJtdd Stale* by Capt William Odom on his raeorf-brt aolo flight arotind tha world. It show* Jap repatriate* from Russian-held areal of former Nipponese emu hailing Emperor Hlrohlto. H* returns the eh err* by waving his straw hat. (Informational Sounds Dipthcria Report H’aetlss** r a n osal able by private physicians , and By ADELAIDE Khit It . ■t th* Health Unit. It Is nrofAI* Newafeatuti'v W ilier ersble, he said, that children I* Antonia Brlco, one uf tho wcild'a brought tit the Unit on Tueslay end - Saturday' mornings of each few women symphony conductors !Th*r* h j th* d Comthlsf •W.'IIVIM* HUP upon i'.Sflf th# r9 P 4 f n rarl*wlng ,Ntko' i Pell O T l ekM ” ^ diagnosis all uneompile*ted’ m vnr „.ii hi reply u er h*-i.|r-! to (he m ay lm trrnlcil Ip the home. The A iiatean Information Service, c .UaJ. General W*lMr RnUrt*ou, II. 8. onmbef of th-r Conifcussion, informed .W aihi'gion. , . PtcislOns of the Allied Control intrtt b* unanlmuli, and Russia’s Wfuaa ended the \ possibility of *n allied ravlaw of th* case. ‘.V Baton Pupils Should Start At Early Agrc patient i s ’ to he Isolated '|A one room and only one a tte n d a n t‘In and nne of Its pioneer* In tcnrhlng symphony conducting to children, bent over tha score uf Dnrthovcn’i F ifth Symnhouy, her amlter ryrs alight. She made a - few crisp final comments to tha pupil* who accomponled-lwr (rom jthPlr hnidT >» n?nvpr New York enroute to i E„uI T ' . * 7 ° *h* W.IU C07d,urt •YfRPh°blc*. In aeveral cauntrirs, m HERE Bi * B3-<u 1— ! TAKE UP A SPORT RECREATION IS RE-CREATION always cofidrtft III IndonegfyAJfisue • Vw) its* would it through tunc)) consistJerk of the n& a (CsattM** Iims r«t< Dm ) the nation, h* declared. i mare 'grsee -ithan from r (jtic*, Halted Stalfa’/and seven marlean nstlolta have profropoaala making no such m . batweSai ‘»t*fjpa*r!on utj f p within 2!{ V net of the family, lie slatol. lie w|th thi or she shall not. enter th# room Ruroncai nf th* alck parson or child b o t | | or (a|j I* permitted to attend to ’it* „ |n. work or business. pple , Kqrean Revolt We suggest, however, said Dr. graceful -ICesUa*** Oa»> Qulllman. that, wherever possible, ductora •d th* "rsvelutlonsry natur#’ ha stay elsewhere until tho child Their gi tk *-act:/H ies.) — is released by th* madlcal at- D°n Hodg* said rlngltadsTs in tendant. .. . anything DYppaganda plot h i8 'b**n ui Complicated cases, he asserted,’ • .e.on<*V for ban* time may be taken to the bnspltat „, , t hind disorders ' and placed in a private rooks or . * ion." charged the Isolation ward when this It deem- ^,uet ptaajen,) *d necesstry by the physician. C*I „ Only tha nurses and physlrisna ?„*!*?? may enter th# room or 'ward. 25L *vV lir e hospital and nursca am familiar with the rules regarding precautions to prevent spread of io Conf^pen woman w ithia-pianist’s pijwtjful hands, which move in slntplo-expressive gesture* from , the -ped1 urn. ' "Lot* of conductor! tn*Vi speeches to their musUians.dlvm1 tb* beauty of tr music " srut;'*4ys, “ M ythenryt* th artf.y o u r potion la clear, you don't have to make a speech.” • •. r 'i* Mlsa Brico who was bprn.'^n Ha outlined tha history of n rth o d i used In public healt) service to combate smallpox, dip tahtria, typhoid and other com munleable disease*. they and f amicise th* E d u c to r, Th# chOdren'JMgin with 6m ‘simple Haydn* aymphoiii.-* and prepress to th* bigger music oF M a u ri and Beethoven. This# they grow with the music and don't try to tackle too many complicated thing* at once, * "Conducting I* good for their musicianship. Also, It teachea them to taka criticism good naturedly before a crowd and It makes Intelligent listeners of tham. I am convinced that tha reason most people don't go to cocnorU is that they do not understand thu muale.” Brico, w«a now teaches piano and orchestra conducting in Den­ ver, will conduct symphonic*. in Danmark, Finland and Holland this fall. Sha i* n tall, vlgormsp- w ith M atch e d Cub Iq u lp m e n tl Symphony conducting U th* love of har Ufa. but ahr^dmltfe that tha path of th a t love -U fa t ffom smooth for % w o tftn . * r :- 'J; ''Fra having a |'hsrd pufl.' -sh* •aid w ith'a smile. "Not beckus* of tha mualclans or the audiences, but because of-the hoards nf di­ rectors and mahagara. Sometime*, at first. I have been aware of tremendous realsUncs of Uts ntotlclrtlt In an orchestra, though I have gavar had any oblections from them or difficulty with'theta* But when they begin to phty, they don’t care If a conductor is * man or a woman as long a t that con­ ductor knows hit or har builncsa." In 1034 Brlco founded the New York Woman’s Symphony Orrh*#Ira to move that women tan play anv Instrument wall. . £ • : • - L _ (hat's w^jtt tha newFarnull Cub bringi' to smill fsm* snd truck gsrdcrts. , j' With a full litMot mstchod, spcdslly-dcsignad la* [ piement*... with such feature* asthe Vmhwud Mmmt' by fraltf sad ALasSsrCsafftli, .“this FarmaJl Cubl*ftttl w * -~ - ± L i i x x . rtgbt lot thou' crop sera .that — - — — - -a - - — - Thereart four type*of power in the PvtnaUCob: power to patsi, forward-mounted Implements or those attached to the driwhir( .to operate machines through the pwr uk+ffi ot halted op to Pot theFarmallCobtoworkapd good-fayatothaslow, timodir work yoi walked through before. The Cob’*riding comfort, ease ofj handling aad finger-tip controls nelly bring a "new day” to th* Wa try to assure a safe water supply In th# county, he said, *ntl reported that 400 sample* of water from walla had been ana lysed. Food supplies ar* safe­ guarded by Instruction and ie qulrsmente of handling In food serving places. In splta of Umit- SEMINOLE TRUCK & TRACTOR COMPANY PLAY MORE NEWYO He outlined th* new tubercuiMlaj methods from which five LIVE LONGER v Two of these patient* Hallsed and tha others g ehecktd, ha aUtetL. ( MIL MERCHANT s r x a i w i£ COMMUNITY WOULD n # IYE8 ar THE CHICAGO* h re. tSfi' i SPORTING GOO PRONE 1325 1 306 E . I l l S t. v- P h o tta 1 c-e �1 ♦ la U n ity T h e n 1* S tre n g th — THE W EATHER Tb Protect the Pm m of the World; To Promote the Proeraa* of America To Prod or* Prosperity for Sanford. Fair through Tuesday exc locut thundershowers likelyafternoon or early erm ine*. AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER VOLUME XXXVIII ■w-Mjy iae in■ S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , .......................... — E s ta b lis h e d 1908 i i Reds Demand A-Bomb Count 4For U N Data Pan-Am Board Duties Named W aiting For Death In. Indonesia LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 25 OP) —Ruitia demanded today that anv United Nation* proposal* to to', leet official data on Hoop* and arm* from the 55 member gov­ ernment* mud include figure*1 on atomic bomb Itockpile*.. Soviet delegate Andrei A. Gro­ myko *aid it would be "unreatistie” to gather military figure* -gvrithout lilting the number of ' atomic bomb* held by jmy coun- „ *nrGromyko took hU .aland »» - th ;n i.> iitlo .( 0orthd*atdn cm fonventional armament*, now limited in It* discussion* on arm* redurtinn to weapon* outatil* the mat* destruction category, fail­ ed to agree on a suggestion for collecting information. ' The United State*, Britain amt m Franea also opposed proposal* -^ .g e t-rtb e - f i g u r e e lmt their ohjeev tlona were on the ground* that the move* were premature. • The original data proposal. of­ fered by Australia and Syria and supported ’only by Btlgium, fin­ ally w*i dropped without vote but' Australia and China then luhmitted new plan* along, the tame lines. These ‘will lx- taken up In detail next Thursday. Today’* developments left the |0 UN with virtually no accomplish­ ment* after ndarly a year of fiddling with Soviet Foreign Min­ ister Y, M. Molotov’* propoial* for global arm* clashing lr\ the General Assembly last Ortohe* The issue ha* been passed back in d forth between the paietn Security Cornell and tha cemmlsaton and Ita committee* since Ue assembly followed up Molotov’* on by adoptinr a . broad lact DecemtfV * J ; Q U ITA N D IN H A B ta iil, Aug. 25 bPi-—The Pan-American un­ ion's governing board was desig­ nated as "liaiion organism" of th: hemispheric defense syilem by a committee of. the Intcr-Amriican onference today. "The governing board of the Pan-American union." said a res­ olution adopted unanimously by the comiqillee on voting proced­ ures. "shall act as liaison organ-" ism in'* the Intci-fynerican system ’ fie *h«t concerns tne treaty ot mu­ tual defense.” ATHENS. Aug. 53. (/Pi—Th* l iberal I’arlv of Themletofclee StiphntilW, S6-ysar-old lormer premier, refused tonight to Joinn new government under Conalanlin Tealdari*. Sophocles \*n* i/rlm . code.iiler of the party, an­ nounced the decision alter a twojiniif party conference. Merchants Urge Rotarians Enjoy Action On Cross Vocational Talks State Highway At Lunch Meeting Association Votes To Farm Loans And Oil L e a s e s Discussed Aid In Speeding Up By Toy And Bolltr Decision On Route 5T Vocational talk* by Rotary members were presented at the regular weekly luncheon of tb* Rotary Club today on * program which was under the direction 'ol R r fc r Cornell. Letmitd Toy. whose classification i> "farm loans' *pok* on the Central Florid* Production & -Credit Association, and Donald " trfiw fd tftg , secretory. N K T Bolls, n .ll. oil ]M |t brok„ . dtsguseid Sralth presided. Chamber of Commerce Manager the buiinctt of oil leases. State Road-Department which ha* Thr Central Florida Produc­ Edward lllggin* pointed out »th# need of promptness in aiding tb* tion Credit Association Was rrEj5 , ~ , full authority to plan and schedule ganited in 1933. Mr. Toy. who Plans for a second Southeast- th* Road 46 route, In making a' is sccrctaiy and treasurer of the i Glider Conteet to be held In decision a* wheether to use tits government financed agency, *tsl­ nfoH Jan. 15-18 were discussed lakefront route or the TwentyX over tha weekend by William fifth C. Street route. Too much con­ ed. It is designed to make short L atarut, stats director of aviation, troversy will further delay the term loart* to farmers, citrus and 'lo c a l officials. The local road building, he said. He de­ growers, dairymen, ranchers, .tree m att would be the last In a trio clarer! that the flrtt cross state Keeper* and ferneries. The loan* of proposed air activities which road 1through Hanford had been include the Flying Alligator proposed in 1015 and that the issue are usually from .5 months 10 the All Amtrlcan Air Maneuver* had been kicked around ever since. 3 years duration. ' II. B. 1’ope, chairman of the party at Melbourna on Jan. 7 W l During the past five years, be the All American Air Maneuver* Hoard of County Commissioners stated, more than one million dol­ tald that hU group was working lar* has been lent by tb# agen­ at Miami on Jen. 0-11. The thre* s ir ’ attractions are with the S la te . Road Department cy. Last year th# total re*eh*J being planned in rapid sequence to select o suitable route through $1,370,000. ranging In amount in order to attract a large number Sanford for Road 40, but alto from $175 to $100,000 and beat­ «vef pilot* to Florida, _ Lasdrus warned that If there le loo much ing in tsrsit a t 4 H peresnt. Thers stated. Planes flying north from runtroversy, neither route com- are 5 employees and one part tir 1* . toe Miami a vents would be routed templaterl will be selected. Randall employe* who service loan* ill through Sanford and L a tu ru s Chase advocated the Twenty-fifth Orange, Volusia, Lake, -Osceola estimated that thare would be Street route a t most practical. and Seminole counties. • Jack Ratlgan outlined the City's a t least 300 plants a day making Mr. Rolls stated that an nil flnancal and tax situation and lease broker is similar to a real this stop. Those taking part In the dis­ pointed out the .reason* for In­ (stats broker In that he make* cussion of the meet and the other creased assessment* 'and taxes. te**e» between landuwnsta mid activities which will be held In He deplored lack of interest of I l 'i a l l a a i S t a t« ,| connection with the soaring event* ctllzeiu in City Commission meet­ Included Edward Higgins, m sniger ing*,.and declared'th*t during the h •o f'th a Semlnol* County Chamber time the issue of parking meters * o f Commerce, J. Bralley Odham, ires brought up only twer citizen* president of tha Jayceas, George attended the meetings. At the Touhy, general manager of last average city election only 200 to ■jraar'e meeting, Stophen and Vir­ '.MX) voters turn out, he said. Following thin • talk, Frank ginia Bennie and Mr. *Lasarus. 8hamea suggested that the Assoc­ iation form a committee to aid the City Cornmiseion In eolving Its Continued Fighting financial Roland L. Dann. 55-year-jM re­ difficulties. This suggestsident of Chuluoti. died suddenly •Reported From Java ion w st favorably recleved. Thre merchants approved Joel, r.yesterday afternoon while visiting • ' .1. Field’s fuggestion that th* Atsoc-T iq Welridale. By STANLEY BWINTON A former reeident of ’ 8#r(nrd BATAVIA, Java, Aug. 25-VD iatlon co-operate with other civic 4 The Dutch and Indonesian* re­ groups in backing the movement Mr. Dsnn was a member of the ported continuing fighting in Java. to secure an American Legion de­ Hanford Baptist Church and' 'he Sumatra and Madoera today, partment headquarters building Oviedo Masonic Ludgc. Survivor* Include th* widow, though a t midnight tonight three nere. They also approved a propoeweek* will have passed since a *1 from John Ivey that Campbell- Mrs. Roland Dann; on* daughter, mutual cease-fire order want Into Loselng Poet 53 and the Simla Mre. Charles R. Wobb. McCIraieffect by requeit of th* United Department headnuarters be added boro. III.: on* aon, Elmer C. Dann. in entertaining Legion delegate* D a L a n d ,* two rranddaughten. Nations Security Council. A Netherlands army commun­ her* during the state membership Judy Elayn* Webb of Medea*boro. lU. and Batty Ruth Dann of ique today said 32 clash** with roundup on Nov, 7. DsLand; on* grandson. Dixie Ro­ Republican* had token place yesland Dann of -DaLand; on* itep nrrdiy on the throe Islands. It said daughter, Mrs. J. P. Holtirlaw, tlja tth # Dutch launched “etrong C. M. Hamilton Dies flenford; on* etep aon, Jame* 8. # soldier and guerrilla band*, conitAt Enterprise Home Kay, Charleston, H. C.; on* step clearing action” tn all sectors and granddaughter, Kay Holtirlaw. th a t tn* Indonesians, In roving Charlrs Mallory Hamilton 76, Hanford; nls mother, Hr*. PrittlltttUtly a tty attacked Dutch position* and patrols. Nine r” Nibs H Unit*ruler*. were re- died Friday a t h it home In Enter­ la Jana Dann. Orlando; four sla­ ported killed. 23 and one prise after a brief Illness. Funsral ter*. Mrs. William Jacobs, Chulu­ sereicet were held a t 3:30 o'clock ota: Mr*. Carri# Higgins, Wash­ lilting. ,\J B i A Republican army communl Sunday afternoon at th* Enter­ ington. D. C.J Mrs. Cor* Pritch­ ' qu# yesterday said the itch Dutch ........................hat had prise Methodist Church with the ard. Miami; and Mrs. Mattl* Dun­ token etrategle airfield Rev. R. T. Caldwell officiating. can. Orlando. t L « rrk fiJ?ri!l J n t mvdtlCi d&AUhft-dlUICii tha Erickson Funsral Home M rT lsm llto n was bom June Wednesday at 8:00 P. M. with th* for Tengkil airfield, four mllee m the captured base. I t report- £3, 1872, In MeBran, Ga. and lived Rev. W. P„ Brooks, Jr. officiating. ..............had .......................... the infantry tank and air for 26 year* in Enterprise, He Th# Maaon* will hav# eharga of th* gr*v**ida service*. support In the Boegia operation. if a retired well driller. 1 ----------------------------He Is A rrived by the widow, DEADLINE CHANGED D r* ASK TRUMAN Mrs. Daley Hamilton; two tone. i FRANKFURT. G arain y , Aug. I. E. Hamilton of Pabotw* .and R. Tha deadlift* for filling ap­ 35—W —Twenty thousand Es­ E. Hamilton of Lake Monroe; one tonian displaced person* In Ger­ daughter. Mrs. A. T. Kutsrll of plication* for terminal leave pay many and Austria have petitioned Wrens, Ca. two brothers, A. C. and by Veteran* of World W ar II haa > , Free Went Truman to .b r resettled Edward Hamilton of MeBean, Ga. been extended to Sept. I, 1M8, A A fa) the United State*, it was learn­ erven rrendehlldren and do * great according to ad vie* received to­ grandchild. ed today. day by Lloyd F. Boyla. For Glider Meet . To be Held Here S U D&nni Chuluota Resident* Died Sunday P. M. wra. Liberal Party Will Not Join Greek Cabinet A Detroit Picket In The Hands Of Tlte Law U. S. Suggestion For More Re p r e s e n t a ­ tive - G o v e r n m e n t Rejected By Group TWO (MACIAtIO INDONESIAN WOMIN, their bon*« showing dearly through their starved bodies, tit tjy tha tide of a busy street tn Batavia, Java, patiently waiting for death to end their suffering end misery. The real victim* In the current Indonesian-Dutch conflict, starvation and privation era their only lo t ( International Exclude*) Th* Sanford Merchant* Assoc­ iation Friday evening voted to offer it* assistance to City and County official* to find aonif w*y to speed up decision aiiirm tlo n by th# State Road Department In determine an east-west rmito through’Sanford on Route 46. The aupper meeting *T tha Aesoelation was held at the Mayfair Inn with — -------. N O . 202 A s s o c ia te d P m u L o o ted W iro Hurdle Is Cleared By Argentine A g r e e ­ ment To Plan For Western Protection Gromyko Says Failure To L ist Stockpiles Would Make Fig­ u r e s “Unrealistic" It M ONDAY, A U G U S T 25, 1947 ^ i i ■■ ATHENS. Aug. ,25 ,4’1—Coiy tantinr 1 taldsris laid he hoped to form a new G ire k . government to* •U J l • K V ta b in 'f ol Dem-trios Maximos., The etubasiy *pf .the U nitel v Stales, which is aiding Greece -Agreement* of the board exer­ with $300,000,000 in supplies, , cising such tuneiloo*, —ol art, ad­ took a h.inil in* th- dickering uver ministrative character caw -proced­ ure*. shall be adopted l>y an on* tiJiata n( the cabinet, enst* absolute majority of the members, hrrught em by a dispute over ths U was stated. tjj__ • ' " * ' Another treaty acctlen, approved 1 st ttueiiiilas. by. a vutg' uf~T< ttt ff. 1provtJKl that “the vote* or parties Involved A DITROIT f OllCIMAN ORAII A RICKlt Bt INI MANO as other strikers advance thu-atcninety dtirlr 5 a rl.ish . liv i ml’ar’sy .cdnv*y*d to Themirkias Hpphoulis, (tit-year-old In a situation or controversy be­ at the Highland Park branch of th# Ver Haven Garage, where 200 mechanic* were ataslng a itemon-tratlon. tween American states which form»r premi",r nnd tvader of the Two picket* were arrested, and several plat# glass window* were m a t tied, (fnternslfonfll Soundphnto) motivated consultations shall be t*pp:-vt! n S'jihoulis Liberals, Ita excepted." i- tri-rs fur thr participation cf l.iht-ral* tn lb - new .government. (The Pan-American unton.ia an I* at- • was suggested that So­ organisation of American count­ il- uhs mats- counter .propoial* ries designed primarily to de­ I , the !f, r by th«- Populist (R*:'velop closer Intellectual and com­ .ai-'M T-ahiaris to Sophoui-.s y«smercial relations. Its" headquar­ -i rdav '1 ‘'i-Jinl direction" of th* ter* are in Washington. Member r, - - t :::■!■ under which Sophouli* governments may either fend v -mid ahold- th ■ presidency of th* special appointees to the governni'.uisti-r- il council and Tsaldari* ing board H or designate their dip­ «v TH E A S S n ri \T FI» PRESS lomatic representatives in Washthe pi.m icrthip, A how ine tro p icil st.v-nj which Ington.) Sophoulta* reply to • th* Tsai-' Q t l e s Caused widespr-aii but generally Pope’s Emissary At* flan-! offer waa not made public, A five-nation aub-coinmitte'e on Captives Not minoc rro p e rtv dam age, at Gat but »n official source quoted ■ term* of aggression continued tioned Closely Or By Crowd vestoh, Tex., yesterday was play­ *' "tacketl hit . ns "lying that tf th* PopUa closed meeting "to conciliate ing itself out in h**-i'‘v rainfall I - - iv i thv.r poiicits had faddifferent poline of view" under Searched By Re is tmlay W i e l d i n g Knives as n broad wedge of cool •v1. thn l.itMwais and their poll* the chairmanship of Ricardo Al­ *tr pocked ea*t'*arit across tha cir, alone should govern. faro, Panama’*- foreign minister. 5ROUL. Kotor. Aug 25 i-T*' ROMF. Ni.g An ItaM — L s ts tr o - — ------------ Tiw Arr.rrh’iui sTfiTiiiRyT viiw-s" -A- .big .kurcllw w st believed | h?ee AmrtTr'en odilieiT r>t*i' northfentra W bistlipg along at fiS to 70 u n i«#Rcy dixMnh from cleared with Argentine agree­ e.l unluimed by the Rutaiatii, tl nifle- an hour, tho storm blew IcH .iv v std .» itivL in ( h e ’t i 'g . ,« !t t R ,fit(»iriayvd t h r o u g h t'.mstantin* wh« «ns foreign mintstev ment that ail American nation* 5 5 S H S = li . « might act to atop an attack I - days detention m in- . ■ in 'o G»Ive*t»o find neighboring ren- -of • vene/is Giulis iijflktt-J 1"i lh<- S-‘i'l>->pli» gus-crr.ment prit*r T -x*— t‘i l r r a s 'e r d a r af***ewo<*r> gras’e intui:*. jeste-dsv on . Vsi bv ih# .bettons of March, TSJA any on* upon anothet.’ ’ c . W i i l S i i ', 'Out ferta* that Room homes Weft- il*i*oofe!t. house •. , . I An A: r -:in i-vp-rt on Cst«eK az-compshieH them and • ' >e* —iiulows tdown in. and l e i ptrlste sent t.v [with tommy$un» 1 iib m chi. j ,, 4. „ , , rvlew that cnn«l»ntly,,bnl tK<t theyt «;eie n^t eon-nmu'eaf ion and pow lr lines dren in the .ire j, .«tid ii!!.-d I - i ' ph mhs‘ attitudr was based oh subjected to dole qu-'liomnx. rlpoed down. c.il prirst who trird tn defend -* belief i , tijari*' offer to share tin- |v;id,-, »‘op w .a, h "show Of At Gaiveston. o ra man was him. Tfie tluee men. debtiled to in • ;il v .«. ' This adurdq said So•pret a telephone line patallelin.-t killed liv nle-tric ahoek from' a I lie agrncy, Ants, itid th- prri- pluiuifs mistakenly believed that, falling Itotvee bne nod the three a radio id linking Seoul with ntan crew of a aronll l“>at e a* -ilr, Migr. (.tiaenmn U l f l i t , »• >t is holding out, he could obtoin '!*•■ nsaig'imept. -to f *rm a govRussian headquaiter* at Pyongv feared tost. t,ikrn to a Fiuiue liAtjjiggt stiff Tex«» fl l y, where Itotl pe'oann* in« ftnm # ♦Vtill f- lur# andi t* ! etunient. ■ing. wer» takm into Soviet cus­ JACKSONVILLE. A u g. 2 .' rsald ai* i.'tl-.i-.! with King (Hpeclal)—Cfintlmied, steady, e v tody Any 12 at the village o' Were t illed tn a shin exptiMhm trimii* kllifr tvmmJs in th-* trgi ut ii.i mjiiute* and then s lid , panainn of Fliwjda'a' livestock ir Yohyop-Ni. inttdr fl!» Russian zone alevit f.otr months a g o ,-anneared ol thr kbinrvt. Il Mid l?ir U*v 1 h.«i - *■, be able to form a I to have vjffarad no axteoslva d iisfry w«* forecast tnd*v by and about 40 miles mu (Invest of H, broad a coaliMm* Hulritch 111— :I In ^ti.tril M -.r William ’ L. W ilton, D irector of Seoul. I hey u eir ie|e.,,ri| ai the itan-age o b i» n •• p " i b l # and present t lln .t r 4iul r n cut to «rtioutly Tinc o l ale mas* which ended S tale M arkets, in discussing *c k‘tig H i- l‘»t iif cabinet mem* the pmtengeil and heet hr tiled almntl immetliAirit. tirities throughout the system same rpot Sundvv .alleinoon. 11.1 era by this t-cening." *. wave over th " northern mhllummy F. t’u^'ley, I'fc. I lie attack wit* wna at at i,-tiH*c,,> Lsiti*clie.-. lit1 Iviihttu . dwlmcd further de­ ofv. sales center* he heads, c 1 T in announcing the rec en t.ap p o in t­ -lolin !> Hopfi- and I’fc, (ierald western 'bstes trad spread n« fn- bit p u l l Of t h e U l t I* u p - i d i ..- . i ; „ l K , clou* to h im ment of M. M. Adklsnn, a» m ar- (leffen, told their storifs ta In- t n n l h e u l ns northern Mi--ourf I* known as dona, IL t-cv t i . d that all para g * r‘ of the D eEuniakiHpring- lelllgetire offlrcrs tmlay and then and m '-thefn Okt"h(fttia and as premier 3|ai*liall lito 'i L icm . ti»" ip the Maximos’ cabinet #xf a r i i.'\<Hril e* Ci^cap,, |nd*v fltat* Ltrratock M arket. • C attl- met news correspondent*. Aiwa said the Vatican sent M*s i - j t t th # S 'w in l D e in o c r a ta , he.sdTlve three aald they walked and hog# hav* provided a m i "The M)M of ’ con* e lr r p f , 1...I Ukjliar, n native of Trieste^ to th.. «j J - by- - f o i tu a r - L i t a r l o r M u n s t e r slan tiat am ount of rsvamia t t into;, the Suviet jbim ina<K*rteiitty e-ttt. Jt- v-slnfatlv n-hleh t h im • a fte r - hdtflle injtiitfts la ft'iu* Ticoige Papsitilreou, would be repproducer* in the te rrito ry imm- through failure tn sci* n markei mitcl, nf th# par-rant t.,,tt l,>,t pIMrlited Magr. Allttrldo Svittin: t-re n te d ., nUliup of Triesfe and I opmlivlli^ . dialely adjacent to DeEnnlaV at lira* ;tsth paroltel, dividing Htia -rt'-.rl, -Konk thcri Springs fo r'm a n y year*. IMractor betwrCii the > f \r ic a ii anti Nr- r'l.flttl*1. , „ ,r l l - r v t b 1 w 'f| [,J | from conducting riuifinilntioiii Ilivliop Hantlii 'iv a * tti-.itr! j Wilson nnterl, and he express. ‘ :vi#l (M>cwp<kijfi u eas. They s a il »•'<ita fo'i t*te to do nitrro th-n «t“P t r e e f l eer a ee r a n r ,.ii i roqghty ut CapMlutrlt two m n'Ii, feeling that facilities prov bv « i* * .r k r ,l|r tX .• *S_ tmt n . atied irriiiu* .injury. | of tha State Market should , T e m n - r n tn v e * in t h e r-e t-n 11'«■11*1nilui( on I*r4$;» I nut conslderahle assistance t<r the f : f ! “ b'rh i-—d -'Im bed to the hirL on, litre development of the livest>n-k l J P f l ( |J l n U S l ’l I' OT d * i|v tp r , l m n , l A a-A -k p ro h v t.lv Industry in that section, . i|» „ ' . It wnpt I c<\ " o ^ l g l i e r t h * n *'i" Sit, Florida state Livestock Mar [ l a n q u c M R c s c r v . a l i o for n s *b"-n-vf tw o n - ntpra |t* r* at E. li. Smith Arrested ket* hav* continued **!>♦ through.} ■— -^v— th - Chicago W -n th e r Btiremi LONDON,.Aug, 23—uPl—Prim# • On Lottery Charge Mini*ter out th* uummer a t - a /lumber o ! A request that re*er>atirii* be e ‘ l Attlee and hi* cabinet point*, and aoma «>f Ibeta seer*) mad# ae soon p* pusslbl- fur the fV p in r r,th . fn ra v * < t» r i am# trnck to London tmlay for E. It. Smith of Hatiford waa ntreferred to by Director WiIs rui.i J r *!,*£ J ,*r'J u‘ '*hirh ssill be * a l‘T the -no) f r o - r t *e)tl avTandad re«tei| Friday by Hlieriff I'eiry thidr "#cond special meeting in : in bi< •i.ism sn i > . j , v -i h. i H®l(l at 7:00 ocfock Mnniiav evenIlH n n te a n d In d . M#ro on a capia* I«#»e l uti an m- eight day* ,ln tea»*ei» the British in his statement to lay. Ih Quh jnj( Bt t jl# Mayfair Inn, was today 'n t i, a m ith e r n foimnlion filed, by V|urrav Ovyr- d’dlar po«ttlon tn flaw of suspend, ., cy State Livestock Market. L made by Chamber of Commerce tan*. »trc-t. state attorney « t th ' i'tb e*l sterling convertibility. Its weekly tala handled 120 cat Manager Edward Higgin.i. No i* . Sir AVilfred Eady, head of a imllcial district, charging Smith Itritlsh It* and 4IA <hogt, .'or a ca*n survetlon* ra n bo nmilr n ftcr f;i)H Prinripals Asked To fluBmlal delegation to with nramuting, cbmluctlng and Wnildngtmi, grand total of $ t5.820.37. The o|clock Friday aflei-ioon, he warn­ reached a London operating a lottery -coplimmly ed. Meet With Lawton Jay State Liveetork Markei, also In iorl during th- afternoon, but known ns Cuba nr llnlltn. II,' wn* air; Senator Spevisr I lldllanil will northwest Florida, reported tales diil not plan t ft reiw rl to th# gov* r«de«*ed after putting up f 2,300 make the principal ad lie n at th* totaling I!1..370. the nne-day auc­ eminent today. A»ked If th# W**n. Principal* of all Seminole Coup tiond. ington talk* woiild assist Great tion handling 120 cattto and 224 banquet. Col. Willis leale. United Iv 'schools are requested tu meet The Information contnlns five State* district engineer, will (peak Tuesday morning at 10-ihi oVbvk ♦enarate nn-l >111111x1 cqpnta and Rritain in her economic crisia, ha hogs. Arcadia State Ltveatoci regarding the . 9 \ John* River with Hupt. T- 55’. LaWtdn at hi* allege* that E. B. Hnilflt conducted -nil T Market In It* one-day auction »M I "It looks from this end M 417 cattle and 62 hogs, for $'.7. rhannet imf>rovem>'nt*. Scrrotaiyl, infffcn, tlie lolterv between Ain. 7 ' and though ih# Americans hav# helped . •< t State R. A. O r*/ I* expected to Mrs. J. Turnbull, who tndav’nn- July 180.64, leading the Rtate-ppera' 25, ItriT. The ca.iJ. may come t>* nresent. Prin* will ( hi aw ard-. nounced that the will open her prl* up for trial at tho r’ dl taim of us to do what we asked them to ed livestock tales renters for the do to steady the whole situation!." week. This Arcadia sale also fob cd to the outtxi*i.l and hois# rac. || vale kindergarten at the South Circuit Court tn Novamtier. ing winner*. Th- Liberal New* Chronicle and Hid# Primary School for the 20th lowed clot* on the heel* of that The main evonts of L nW Day tft>* on Sept. 15, fa il also that the Conservative Daily Mail pra^ m arkal't outstaflfltng B r a h m a Sale, Aug, 15, at which gross w|’J be the dedlcattnii of tho lour- retU tration will take place on A d m i r a l S a i d H e i i i i u l dieted an early special session Of Information Booth hy the Jay R«Vt- 4, - the same day regular parliament, which i* adjourned sale* ran to $24,610, for 14 males iet pi pt un rr il iI il un pn lmm tr F iunt ni i ". .n,iI 20 FoUUml writer* said and 74 ,female* of this breed. ceea, at.liOO P. M, omlmarH rar­ echool pupil* register. i . . Os*at 1:30 P. M. end harv* rac­ Attlee would order vi. hla ministers A former klnaergatte-t pupil of The males sold at price* rang­ ing ing and tournament riding at Melto rush completion of plant whlth Mrs. Turnbull I* 511** Jean Har­ ing from 270 to $2,200 each a id ionvtlla Park at 2:00 P. M. TOKYO. Aug. 25—OP)—Three the Isbor government hoped would per, graduate of Rtetpo'i junlvrrthe female* from $3RQ to $1,230 ally. who will aailat in the kinder- Japan#*# wllnr*s#s today n*ni#d solve the national economic p lig h t.each. th# tale Admiral Uoroku Yam-A garten work. Ray W. Ogden Dies amqto a* the originator of the vSiklis-Moslems Stag« to attack Pearl Harbor. . At Vetcrnna Hospital Klnbnrga considered planFormer Chinese CIaBh"WIth C tpt. Talsnkirhi Miyn. Reprisal Killings chtrg* of air operation* Tor the Outer Mongolians Ray W. Ogd*n, who for a num- [On New York Frelghl In navy general staff, told th* Inter­ NEW DELHI. Aug. 25— her of year# we* connected with national Tribunal trying 25 Ja p ­ NEW YORK Aug. 25 W>»- The anese wartime trader* that Yam- Report* from th* Punjab indicated -NANKING, Aug,- 25 OP)-* A1- •he Atlantic Coa»t Line office and moat dally clashes hetwen Chi- formally lived M bib Magnolia ftffiice of Defence Trensportatlon amclrn._then commander of the today that Sikh attack* up H « i IflTtJFrVm i Ou?*? 5T»ttfflir»n Avenue*— dted -at—4be—-Veteeen* seitTIT may embargo" r i l l ' freTghf combined fleet, threatened to r#- M-stems t r apped—nn-the~ In side of th* divided province at I^ke City on Aug. 14 hound for th# New York water­ cavalrymen in th* Peltaihen area Hoap|fpl an illness of aeveral months. front area where a strike was call­ sign unless hi# plan wa* adopted. touched off a new wev# of of China'* remote Slnklang pro­ •ftor Yamamoto wa* shot down In ■ » prtaal killlog* by enraged Moslem# was in Alexandra, Ky^ ed lest Thursday by dissident vince war* reported today by Chi­ Internment plant over Bougginville liland. „„ , h. P„kr«tan aid. of the frofllhit former home. nee* source*. of the Internat­ He I* eurvlved by the widow .member* ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ K i t i H i i l l liar. | KING 18 BETTER A correspondent far th# news- W E Clara Ogden of JackannyHlo; ional Longthoremen'a Aaaoclatfon Press dispatches said th a t *paper Haln Min Pao radioed from fine titte r and three brother* In (AFL). * rouaeil Moatem hands were roam­ WASHINGTOn T A u g , 25 WY— ing the muntry*hl# slaying Stkhg The federalagency announced Tlhwa, espial of the vast north­ Kentucky. reported today the and Hindus and eystematlcnlly lett night th at Ha action probably Th* Navy west province, th a t, about 60 would depend on the outcome of -condition of Fleet Admiral Er- looting and burning their homen Mongolian cavalrymen pentrated I. O. O. P. MEET a membership meeting called to­ neat J. King ha* Improved and to revenge the hundreds of HoaChinee# position* round Peitashan Friday night, but were repuiahed I.O.O.F. Lodge *RL meet to­ day by the atriking doekwork«rt. thgt "he la up end about tn hia lems who reportedly have me$ a t dawn. Other.aourcce said aueh night e t 8:00 o’tlAck, in regular An embargo would be to prenranf room" a t Betheeda Naval Hos­ death a t th* hands of th* Sikhv in recent days. __ pital. clsbea were freqquenL congestion of freight car*. ‘ *■* 3 U. S. Soldiers Relate Stort' 01 Soviet Detention Yugoslavs Injure As Cold Air Mass' i Vatican Prelate, Texas Storm Dies Kill Local rrie st Steady Growth 01 Livestock Industry Forecast In State British Cabinet Hold Extra Meet. In Economy Crisis m ta a li as® rr ‘ --------- ... ■ 4A r— JV : . - '. j ’ . • i -' .- s i . j■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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(C s S tls s H frees W s* TH E SANFORD HERA D , SANFORD. FLORIDA THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1947 Players Fined demands on th« Bark of England proves beyond handling, than tha talks here will face lnereat'nr difficulty. United • States officials com* paied the emergency action, it which this country concurred, to tha Amtrirar hank ’ "holiday* nf 1933,*a moiatori-im on buslner, temporarily to halt what amount^ to a run op the Bank of Enaland. wfha problem was aggravated by tha fact that Congrats n pot lb session, sine* any charge in the gctuel terms of the lo.i, agreement requires Congretslnn.ttl .approval.. — - ------- — At the Treatury Department, two U. 8 .-British technical s c o n 's SCRAP BOOK Owe) I C is t lB n S Om ) M O TO l I O O ,0 0 6 - M ILE. M O IO R C R E A S E I H V E t t f S P BY L O U IS P E A H t l L i f r S P R E S d o ff.A R IZ * - J V \ W t f t R E ARE B rq q E R nM A M RABBI'fS ? w es< A f r ic a s in g l e PAIR J MEADOW MICE CAM HAVE A PROGENY OF A ^ MILLION & IK A Pound 1 £ 0 IRONS A R E P U f OH VENEZUELAN PR ISO N ER S <o PREVEW f - 1—------- r » p qtttASl a I>»l**timnounrement said Jewish Agency . persuade the refugees, most of th*m Poles, to land In Franc*, but the agency spokesman in Palestine replied: "Tha Jewish Agency Is unlike­ ly to send • representative ts Pot* De Bouc to try to encour­ age the refugees to land 1 France. These people well know what they are doing and the agency will not Interfere." A Palestine government aourev aald "It must be remembered that the decision lo go to tiermany waa made by the Jew* themselves, since they have elect­ ed to refuse Franca1* offer o» hospitality." The British foreign office an tram of the ordinary th at happened. " It appears to us that thl rifused eTer since to 1 rilaembai V and.have rejected a FrHich offer of hospitality. .The displaced persons ramp to drhkh they will be taken If th<?> list In their stand is less than f a mile from the site of the infamous • Be lie 9 concentration camp. The displaced persona camp, situated' at Hohne, la the larg est Jewish camp in the Brit­ ish tone. ' The Jewish Agency spokesman In Palestine characterised the latest British move as "a fateful Hica) *mistake.**- An ttnoffielal Hah sotlrce said it probably would provide new Impetus frr terrorists In th» Holy Land. Joel Field said thatM t w as-the lo MW*UW” worst demonstration seen in the . . . . , , . „ local park this year, and added ,n\ n '» J ® 1."? that the umpire was pushed around | MhO.OOO.OOO point the British unmercifully. * withdrawals wUI- cease pending Manager Krider stated that he 1arrangementsi at the Anglo-Ameidid not want to see' the Sedatora . <«•" financial confers nee here to penalised, all that Is* wanted was .control -th e flow of dollar. eato find out why Umpire I.avely; rhenge from I^ondon. think the man is good for baseTreasury officials were describliaUL lUrlJUn atue " -***•fOes'mv'up •ifte-r«tort. -r«fB "not have arrived- a t . a genuine cri«* asserted * I a n f that only drastic emergenPrqsld’r nt Herlong closed the I ey action, such as that tak»n investigation by summing up- the yesterday. can avert a financial testimonies, stating that th ere, collapse. was, no doubt, a lot of confusion The Treasury was reported • ' and excitement at the time of believing that action does not the Incident. He added that he | violate the spirit nf the loan made hi* first decision on the agreement, even though that deethat he had nothing to add to hla report which Umpire Lavely had „pi-int <d,||KNtea the British to report. Umpire Cooner verified sent .In add that he could only rxrhsngs dollars for pounds fresthat ha and Lavely went to th* bsse his decisions on what In- |y when other countries reques* Mayfair Inn after the contest ami formation had been presented.... iUC|, payment. filled out the report to Ire sent la ---------------------------- American officials hope that the league president and th a t'I t v T is » t„ i Brililn'a new regulation over waa true. ( . K IO IV lC C t the convertibility of pounds Into Manager Lou Bevll of the Sen­ ators admitted that he bumped Umpire Larely, but Qualified the statement by saying that he waa excited and was unaware of what he waa doing at the time. Chief of Police Roy Williams told President Herlong that he saw Umpire Lavely waa In trouldi and immediataly moved on to the field to be of asalatanee. Office.- II. M. S IM P L E .-v A E A E S H * / r Russia Notes <MEM FROMfiESe^iIRMG*.** "I would like .to Insert only one word.” Belt said. "I request that the Chilean tqxt be amended to read political or economic In­ dependence. '1 ‘'If we add this word- we can give the treaty ample under­ standing of aggreaaion." (Cealleawl Ham Tam* Omrt ing down German industrial produclivity. The conferenfe la hcheduled to open In l,ondon Friday as part of a Joint Ahglo-Amerlcvi attempt to stralgthen out the •eonomlr affair* nf,-the "Western World to speed recovery. Even before this development. —the-United K14t»« spparenlly wai ready to write off, in favor uf S new approach, t 'atlcm pta to . reach agreement with Russia on Korqa and Austria . t The protest, together with th. deadlocks on Austria, and Korea, le n t. emphasis to a ‘ Library of. Congress summary of Unltdd States-Sovlet relations aa hav­ ing deteriorated “dangerously.** This summery wee disclosed yes­ terday. -In:1Berlin. Central Lucius D. ay aald that any Russian pro Iti against raising the level Of Industry In Western Ger­ many would be without founda­ tion. because the Russians have declined to treat Germany a* ■n economic unit a* provided in the Potsdam Pact of I04B. 1 On Germany, the situation in brief fa this: • Under the terms of the PotsoAm. agreement, production of mettle, chemical* end marhlner i » were ordered to be "rigid­ ly edntrnllkd and restricted to GrrmanyV peacetime needs. This level was fixed with n •Mtlng which United States authurltlea now deem too low In - f|lv» Germ ans'-an export trade sufficiently high to pay fur Import* and at the tame tlmo play a necessary rolt In helpinw •the r*»s of Europy rebuild. ' Tha Potsdam Declaration callel for dec ntrall'atlor o t the tierman economy "at the earliest practicable date" for the' purpose of eliminating pr'eithr "exoaalva eoncentrstlon of economic pow- By STANLEY THE OLD HOME TOWN W E V E W A IT E D H E R E R X JR HOURS F O R 'E M - T H O S E " B A N JK R O B B E R S A R E TO O PARM SM A R T T O G O OUT CV^ A A 4IG H T L I K B T H I S - 1 _ F T £ ~ C 0 ~ O V E R A N t> G R A B A C U P O C O F F E E A N P C A L L I T A A 4 K 5 H T - -----. M T P E E T A R E S O A K /M V J E T \ one on fne . convertibility qu»»f lion and the other on possiU* ■ relaxation of the requirement that England abandon all discrimina­ tion against the United 8tates products In her monetary prob­ lem!. The National Advisory Coun­ cil on international monetary problems scheduled a aesslon la­ ter today. The council la mad* up of representatives of the State, Treasury and Commerce. Departments, the Export-Im port Bank and the Federal Rtservi Board. 2 Britons H u rt In Palestine Mine Blast JER U 8ALEM. Apg. 81 <*•)Two British soldiara were wound­ ed, one seriously, when an electrically detonated mine blaster their truck near Natanya today# apd In Jerusalem an Arab store wa* demolished by a bomb which, array, source*/Uakiwm* Hated by ‘an Arab "boycott patrol." '• Unofficial aources in the port city .of Hal(a eald -40,000 was stolen from an Arab bank mes­ senger during • transfer of fund*. The Jerusalem store blast, brought a general alarm, the second In IB hours. . - Y A R D L G Y V E N E T IA N B L IN D S Amerlra'a Moat Beantlfal Aluminum — Cedar — Polished Aluminum Ask Me For Free Estimate P . W . 8T E V E N 8 - 61.7 W . R o b in so n ~ O rls n d o P h o n e 2-0729 . g To torn* degree, this clause ha* been nullified partially by the year-old Brltl^h-Amerlcan •eonrmlc arrangen^nt' for merg­ ing their occupation sonee In ti e M M I t - of economy and mom efficient production. The Potsdam Agreement also called' for living standard, fur tM German people .to he at n lavel, nqt .higher than those of the rest of Europe. There has been a Kflwliur Jesllog In AngloAmerlcan quIktiVa. that this, too. cannot be adh«rvd to rigidly bect'iss of the b e q e f l^ o t prq. Soviet Vetoes In* abetalnlng. Earlier the application of Hun*ry waa rejected by the aame Tb# United Slat**, v/hlrh had m eated Immediate admission of *Jy. did not press for further rtlen after the Soviet veto. The ustrallan resolution. Instead of u n u for admission now, loft tb* ■ violation both of the I 'X L '.T A it "by pasted the Securpy giving urn aatemblr make a decision which ada by the council. Ha I that Italy, under the ;rcement w ild not be for memberahln until WHAT A A1KSMT 107 Retired Workers In Seminole Receive Social Security Pay total of I I I " a month Or |I 3 Ja) each. Widows • and children - num­ bering 124 receive $1,476 or I I I .&(» each. Total payments In the county rsrh month, amount t-> 14,148. ThU ts an average pay­ ment of $13.62 a month for 2B3 persons. The Social •Security Act be­ came law 12 years ago and is intended to provide a measure of fiunnrlal security for old p»o pi* uf the nation through tfmv principal channels: eld-age aid eurvlvqri. Insurance, f o r m e r l y known us old-age Inaurance, tinemployment insurance, and pultr lie assistance. *— There ha* been a* resulting In­ crease in number nf clalmi payable aa the result of dtath • or retirement of the worker, and thU Iw »fd th* W11*10" - V n ^ n ^ l K ? .u .n tl $ U 5 0 , rerson* desiring more detail•d Information on nny or all of the three progrihna are ad sited by Mr. Weaver lo direct Inquiries on Jihhlic assistance to the State .Department Of I’uU k Welfare at Tsllahassne, on un­ employment Insurance to ths Florida Industrial Commission at Tallahassee and on old ago sur­ vivor* Insurance to the Bnrl,l "PUtorilp— m il™ " i t the Poet Ufflc* Building In Orlando. Indonesian Issue irM lIam l tram raas Dm ) largest party, Labor, oppose* this. 1L J. Van Mook, the Nether­ lands' acting governor general of the East.Indies, charged ft Rstavia yesterday th a t'J a p a n ’s war­ time commander in tho southeast Asia theater. Marshal Count Julrhl Terauchl, prompted the Indonesi­ an* to seek independence. Ho said •TerauchlVInstructlon* were given to Dr. 8ockarno* and Mohammed Malta, now preildent and vice- Britain Plans Hike In Subsidies, A^id Prices LONDON. Aug. 11 (AV-Tom Williams, mlnlstar of arglcultura. announoed today substantial Intreasea In -subsidies and fafm pricas. Ha said the government hoped by the measure to help realise a 100,000,000-pound food production increasa In four y4ar» and aid in closing ths gsj between Britain’! A dispatch Trom Jogjakarta, to­ day said Republican political lead­ ers termed Van Mbok's charge a Dutch exeuse-ln-advanco for re­ suming on a full scale the mili­ tary operalions technically halted by cease-fire orders Aug. 4. . The Netherlands krmy headuuarters In IlsUvIa repotted In­ donesian scorched earth tactics had destroyed the world it tea factory. This was identified the Hslimbangan plant In the nU r district of Sumatra. • The White Cresa agricultural colony at Salltlga, In ccnlral Java, which had cared for 1,500 lndouc- grasslands consarratlon. al«ns since 1002, also wero burned by the Republican!, th# Dutch chanced. Both sides have reported repeat- R l l S S i a S i l e n t O v e r f S Seizing U. S. S oldlm SO. taro months before n.>guli*tlon» were suspended. The agency aald the document! quoted Dutch Pre­ mier Louie J. M. Reel a* piling Van M n o k irS o e riL iliT h it i n C tary operation* offered the only . T K - S J g ^ A 'X w - th at mealing show ad (hat Dtrith buslnassmen agreedtapeedy actleu would be needed to forestall scot­ seven affirmative ched earth tactlta by the Indoirasl * 11, Indadlak'lM ana la Ja m and Sumatra. ill the Veto holding Na Dutch comment sms avail able Immediately. 8EOUL Aug. 81 OF)—Two strong protests and repeated de­ manda for eaplanatlon for tha telaur* of three American eoldUra In north Korea remain un­ answered by the Russians. ' Lieut. General John R. Hedge, American occupation commander, eald be had made the pretests PTtr .Ilia s iraals slasa Uey aa" curred Aug I t and that ha era, gravely concerned about the In­ cident Intelligence officer* aald 'daDr LU C K Y S T R IK E presents T H E MAN WHO KNOW S T H l TOBACCO A U C T I0 H U R I TVf SOLD more than 240 million pounds of tobacco, and at every auction I’ve attended, I ’ve seen the makers of Lucky Strike buy fing quality tobacco...th a t fine, ripo-irookin’ Maf that makas a smooth, mild smoke." A c t\ ____ _ �f •: S' 'W;;- l.\ . U U n ity T h e r t U S t r e n g t h — To Pn I k I tlx P * * « of th# World; To Fromot# tlia Progreaa of America; To Produce P w p r r f tf for Sanford. ' TH E W EATHER Partly clraity thrnufh Saturday, with »how»r* or thundershower*. Gentle variable winds mostly easterly.■ A N IN D K P E N D K N T D A t t / I N E W 8 P A F E * V O L U M E X X X V III Established 1808 Cuban Demand For U N SA N FO RD , Order In F L O R ID A , Nazi Doctor Guilty Indonesia, Is — - - — '- r ^ x -T - G( R«ssian Protect Re* ' teals N u m e r o u s A r r e s t s Of Left­ ist R i n g l e a d e r s c il S e n d F o r c e s Or Let Her Handle S i t u a t i o n Alone Reds Reject U. S. Plea In Bulgarian Leader’sSentehce Korea Revolt Disclosed By || Defeated At Meet Dutch Demand Coun­ Argentina Moves To Bar Joint Military Force Against War Inside A m e r i c a s Just Before The Battle Started SEO U L Aug. 22 .UP*— Arrr»t L A K E SU SC ESS. Aug. 22 (Ah of lumemui ringleader* in "widThe Neth-rlandt told the Secur­ tpianl activity of a revolution ate QUITANDINHA. Brail. Aug ity Council today that the UnitcJ natur” in touthetn Korea w tj 22 UP)—Cuba was defeat'd loda) Nation* ce**e-fiie order had on­ anmunccd by Lieut. General John in her demand that provitiont !o< ly increa»ed bloodihed in Indone* R. Hodge late today after tjr protection of the “economic inde­ ia. I Bullion wa* disclosed by a pul. pendence" of American nation* be The Dutch then told the council lit Russian protest. > written into a hemisphere treaty. that it.m u tt either “ tend troop* G > ! Genera) Terenty F . ShttThe tteering committee of tic or let- the Netherland* alone ko>. chief of the Soviet delega­ WASHINGTON, Ann. 2f. (*P) 20-nation Inter-American Dofenu —The S tate D epartm ent aaid ta­ take meaiure* to rrilore order. ADOIF H ITlir* peraonal p h y tld an . tion , on the joint commiaiion Conference voted down the pro- rtar tt WH1 proteat directly to The announcement that both Dr. Karl Brandt (above), and 1* ^ j p o u l . Fifteen natron* voted again*! Bulgarian government trader* in tide* would comply with the coun­ other defendant* were found guilty terlioj to agree on a unified Ko a new effort to *»ve the life of c i l ceate-fire tall* at of rakl- by a Untied* State* tribunal In teat government, issued a ptei* m the me*rule, which the United Nikola .Petkov, top-ranVIng a tNuernberg, Germany. They were State* ha* opposed. . mght Aug. -f h v l. haep. hailed; »* 'ArkhnUrrai -jolted -th e *»*- the council * greater! triumph to !n *\h e " p m ! end refpontlblllly for medical ex* aeotkiana* arlrnriia roni'P ! I#HC# OM * conference ttrltlm with aa au rp rlie, move ten-day* w*s apparently aimed date in it* peace-making e.lfoiti. orrlmenta on the Inmate* of eonto bkr Joint u»« of armed furc* at - disniptins the work of the Possibility Ends For Allied Review Of A n t i - R e d * r . Case SOFIA. Bulgaria. Aug. 11 UP* In a. new appeal for the coun­ cil to take it* hand* off the In­ donesian question. Dr. Eelco N Van K lefftnt, Netherlands rep teaantatlve, declaredd: "If you really want tha fight­ ing to atop, you rmiat either *ep troop*-oy-alltrw u i ~tn'brlltf'gbmit7 together with freedom, that’ *v' curity for which million* theie are yearning." steering eommltteo at which hi* u,tW 1° die_ *» a conspirat He branded the .eounril’* propoul wa* voted down. He we* ag*in>t the Communul-dommal reported .to hava asked the com ed fatherland front .government. fnrta.a dismal failure and bitterly mitt** to declare hi* meature, No date hat been announced for charged: "Never wa* th e n »u«h kill­ "opportune or Inopportune," The . , ing on the part of the Repui committee voted on that bail*, *he hanging. and declared the propoial Inop-I The United State* announced lican troops and betid* aince I - portune.. I hi* arrest and trial, and font your ceate-fire order. It i* a Argentina departed aharply day*agnth* United St*1** and strange and dreadful paradox that ba* hail i Jfcfrotn the provitiont of the ltfld Britain aought a review of the your cease-fire order an effect diametrically oppos'd y Art of Chaptfltapee by submitting aentence. a propoaal for ’th# hemisphere! The rejection wa* ant” muted i toP tyour • humane Intention*." „/ i„ jn treaty which would eall lot me by l.leut. General Alexander ‘Jj* o f - a eommon military force - Cherepanov. Soviet m«nb*i and ( "**<»" Pul u' ly In-tha event of '7t{ae‘. fro ,i acting deputy chairman of the tiVhwtC thU " « nl^n "n m m tho -A m e ric a 7 • |*om n,l»lon. .g rin ": BHt . Chila'a Foreign M inuter. GetCetkor, leader of .the Agrar- aln over withdrawal of troop* man Vergara Donoso, **ld “Chi'* , ! " 0 *nd one of thr *lgn- and th* future of the Sudan ha* her own propoeal, which i* *'* <’f ‘he Bulgarian Armitlica, Meanwhile, the United State* not In accoinf^W lTh' thV oroi'l«**'> "'•* Kiv,,n * P**— , „ Trtiented bV“AWfenltiia ^ vL~ietit*ne*"ind ‘Dried nn „ M tpadel, f ™ minium ,'f of rcaponaiblli.y for an * Hat S L O W . 1 M «*r ' U - g tur me* the Dominican Republic, .eld lo J of the government whl<k ,1 the move in h B t' nation warn "agafftat the idea ( . in ,1m! Amarian tha dfiDule* of; In Combatting aggression from within tho western TlamUpheie. The eonfareneo approved In It* special economic parley o fA m er* lean nation* In 1948 after the plenary ten io n a rail for a ____________ _ ^Bogota meeting ___ next January. -R u ssia 's repreienlative on the Allied Control Commission today rejected the United State* demand for a review of the death senfence of Nikola Pelkovi lop-rank w* f fiiilia e m n Balt. R a il C u i u t v •au>bau-Hnit—antt-Communist—leader.— am i F-*-UuHlarmo Cuban -~ United State*, atPefkov was irnlenced lait Sa!- ♦ p H tmerlc.cn and extr*. akgTettlon," • aaylng NO. 201 A s s o c ia te d P rt a a L o tte d W ir y F R D A V , A U G U S T 22. 1911 -entratlon camp*. (Internationn' Quillman Reports OnDiptherialn Seminole County 12 Cases Found Dur- i n g M on t Ii D e c s Not Mean Epidemic tcntmiiion." * Rioters Demand Evac­ uation Of British: Voice Dislike Of Trend OF UN Talks LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. M. (Ah * —Egyptian Prime .Minister Nakrathv Pash* told the United N a­ tion* Security Council today hlg country vigorously opposed an American • supported Hratlllan ' resolution recommending that Britain and Egypt make a neat atlempt tn settle A'.ele differ*, enres by direct negotiation#. Nokrashy,-P*»h* declared tha , 1(f r a ill/ n - Veoposaf * wot owly r "»ould serve no osefnl pur­ pose," hut added that It »■* "4n evasion of the primary respouslbilitv ot the Seeurlly Connell.” * 5kt(kov said the had wade th* tares statement" two d*v» agr at s com miss Inn meeting and demvded "restoration of not'i’al CQl'iitiimsJ? -Sulisequsnlly • H-wtge and Maj. General Albeit K B r»n. chief of the American del at atlon, held press confsi anw•M'lg#'. commander of the Ame icar oecupatlnn rone of soiiIIiski Kces. said Korean authorities hadK rested more than, too iictoiu in Seoul amt an undetermined nunl-er in the provinces. He <aid those arrested were chicct’d with .rioting, atterkioo poire boxes and Interfering with the government’* lice-eolterting pn jiam. He did not disclose |bc #XMnt or location of the riot­ ing Hodge said the sltugUop twgsn wh» the- discovery in esrly Augu<’ of a plot by U fltst *m .......... ............. . pb'tees of the Korean Broad Twelve rare* of dipllieria have been repotted in the-county dur­ ing the preterit month, il wa* an­ nounced today !>y , Dr. Frank THIS P1CIU8I WAI t AKIN ninmentt hefer# flying flit* Interrupted tha rongiesslonal Investigation Into Hollywood labor strife being held In Quillman. diteclor of the Seminole 1,0* Angela*. Callt. Hone# committee cmmKl Irving O, McCann (le tt), Countv Health Unit. t> shown alklng question* a* Joeeph A Partway (right, foreground), Although the incidence of dipA r I- rvwineef. I«ik* at hts glasses (srrow ). Remark by Partway to Iberia in Sanford and Seminole casing Syftem to sa lo tag e High; I McCann that “ I don't go for this Oestnpo stutt" caiirert the lalter to leap County bs* been lomewbat above lal speeches ami inject Commiin | to hla feet and etrlke Padway, breaking hi* glasses, (foteenattoanl) ganrta-- tnhy- p ro g ram ^ ” '1 --------— " — —— WSTWlLduring"lb> part fewlivee it lia* not reathed the extent f ah epidemic, be declared. Tot*l rsset line* ,Js» f are 18, north,’’ hut added. "I say. from the Soviets The disease is very infectlout. net , CA IRO , Apg 22 iAh-Tbous* an-Jt of riotui Egyptian!. iom* shouting “ Down with Amencx. 1 clAsfied nitb police in demonitra* lions' lotliy against the trend of Untied Nation Secuiity Counfd discussions on this nation*! dis­ pute u ilK Hi it sin. Police tfited sewn follcmris of tbr Moslem biothrtbood. r file .setitrj Prime Minister, Ah­ med K u h riis . broadcast an ap­ peal "t« every iincere ptlnot to help lb* government maintain qr-. dcr." Hie Prime Minister. Mah; ' boud 1'ahmy Nokrashy Pasha, is at Lake Success piessing fqr United Nstinns action. T h e 1number of dem or.siratott leached about fi.OOfl at on* tirn* In Calm. They reformed afte r i I'ttallhned nn ISi|» rif v tt Hits Is Unionized | County Health , Wcdemeyer Giinese Leaders c;! Prior To Deadline Program Outlined For Present Crisis Of New Labor Ad At Lions Meeting: Northern but not contagious, he pointed^ (TMitlaate ( r - ll.« * d .am ra*« re * , *:i*t w .h n out. and explained that tnfei-‘ “wa“ It* Russian.occupied. ......* fetUlelc’ from Within wdlifd court. The aeven day* would N The Ainrriran commander also up tomorrow. , , _4 flow# means that a jiersnn mu*l I (aelle art ee rag* Wean _ NANKING. Aug. n (Th— ChlTh* American and Britlah de. Explosion Racks City com* in close contact with a ea*e ssid, "Theie is no political sigI nrsc sourres sifid today that Oan- . •; — -2— . or carrier to - develop tb« dts- o.flca'Hce in the artrjU . Same mend* for a review were mad* ’ rr#| All«ert -C. Wedemeyar, at g : 1 J in letter* to Cherepanov. The Hall In Philadelphia ease. Many persons hay's lately RlghUil* s»ere el rested ton.” Shippers Warned Of.M ethods Of . D'scnsc meeting with the Mat* council af tit whs hot clear what the reiitinted informallo’i from the n Chlastg Kai’Sheek'i U. 8. note, sent to Cherepanov Possible W e s t e r n PrcvcntioivEKpInin* ti'ii'rnllaalm Health Unit and from inlvote criieral mcaiit by lack of poll’lMonday, aaid i’etkov’a conviction tiorne, had told th* government PHILADELPHIA, Vug. J2, elgnirigance, since lie'm ure I pnlli v tuitkrt* China lacks ‘ nppeera to b* a grwa mftcar- —An explnainn bclluv <d mused hy“ physlrlnns as to how to esm|M- <»l <('„»■<»»,,I M a r i t i m e Strike ,cd By Q m . l i r . a n top* „ »'■*. SUablt lilt- disease. |Ca«l!*wa ee r*ire t'.lahti inismicement, not i««- materia la 8l tmmb shook PhllaiM|>hla'.r ('My • All persona,who wish In nvmd Hall today and wreck-I th- f 1*Jt Wink of the ‘ -'intnole Count', ,'r »'M>urre« T lir nation's labor unions got The Aiov'Iren presidential #nfloor room nf the deteciivo hurvn.i. the disease, especially rhlldteii a new <M of rut*s Indav. tbr fleallh Unit in it> <li«'a»' pievrn under 10 years of age who ninkr >"V. nttoiuling .the meeting at Th, s-nferd sv„i a.b k.w Around World FllcrB Firat report* tald only one man 08 I afl-l laitlr) a<t, and only sn (ion program » o ti« lu ■•iitbp tlir government'* request, wa* re­ percent of the cese*. should it* Jnltlal organisation meeting £\rc Sick In Greenland wai inlurcd. onds bebue ii went into e fl'c l eil bv. I)r. I f.'iik Quillman, h p u ted to have describ'd candidly yettarday afternoon, elected offThe expolilon cau»e>1. con»id*r- avoid rrowilt and p.ild': gath-i icert then went to their akee*. able damage. G latt pxriitjon* end ings, he said. let at , midnight 107,000 production diteclor. to lli' I om* t bib it thro wliat he found during his month* WASHINGTON, Aug. 22. (aV long Inspection of China but to range at tha Municipal Airport Every child from six month' door* were shattered. wnrk'M. ahd the Ford Motor Co. meetitie at the fourist (Vflter- Ins', e lett no hurt of the policy rsFamlliea'of Clifford V. Evan* and Deputy Chief Engineer William to nb# year of age should he tnuiiu for their initial .hoot. G#or„ w . Trum, n> .vho t r . , t. Ffltmet King Loin 1l'is»y lVit*<- mnmehdatkini he would make to agreed to a ronlracl clause for . Andrew Carraway w ai elected tempting a ‘round tho world flight filmlar. among the firat firemen nixed against diptherla, Qulllma'i ,was announced as winner *d tli* I'resldenl Truman. ' Earl Ginn ^rlled sudden- a union shmi Pr**'d*n* of ‘h« e*“b. Police (iy j>|per cub plane, received word o arrive on th# tean*. aaid "aome. advised. He also suggested that •yCharles . yailerday afternoon a t tile qutf piogr*nr“Kisen s c o m I w -"lhlng exploded In a *t«wl loekei ." they should have a an call* I chine«e sources said the gattTlir I ’nitrd Automobile ’ WwkJDwitlV e ^ 'aand m t Byrd JJ.* rGoode i t *' I0* Diet* are The III Fire apparatus converged on “booster shot" at the age of home on Sanford Avenue. He was ago-irf legsnl to Lion’s «iub oi eial hud contrasted the situation -•b tlv g ^ofrie fleer nf 1** | nnuen*aG»*In lw° Greenland. the city hall and hundred* nf pet- three, again when they star, i«*m at Sidney, « ., .and came to I ( C I O ) thus bypassed a pro. gani/ ilions. irtC h in a w ith-that in Europe. H% 5L H S , t fIT a*M t: ~ L rt L U |W“ rneitage w a. relayed bv amateur tont crowded Into th* amoke-filled to school or at any time that Sanford 10 vear* ago from ('In- sisiiin o f ’ib ' Isw making m sjntily " i i q u o t'd as ■saying Europe la decided to hold a weekly ahqot rl(||0 itetion* and waa picked up T h ' f ii|t public In ritb in doorway. Police held back the the mgdicalN,adviser deems it rinnati. He was a member of th'* appioi »l by a company's employ­ almost starving wliils Chins ia In tbe U n it'd St*!*— w s o e» ThueJd.*r bv E' ' necesiary. T h iT W v W is avail- H rat Presbyterian Church. crowd. m partively rich in the esxentiafs - - - * Twp trap* hava Iteen eent Evan* and Tmman advised that a h b - b e l l iIni l.HH 1798 Id llAltliUoi', iraallBH<a an Paae !:l«fcl» Mr. Glnu i* survived by th.* e 's a leqniiernenl for a union t ahl'*b»it m tiiu n n o i'. i,„( apparently deflciant in e*uDirector of Public 8af-ty James o'clockthey were In the If. 8. Army ho*, II. Malone waa conferring with » idow, Mrs. Clara T. Ginn, thre- shop. a aid Dr. Quillman m Id* talk. |,ader* to develop and pr#-' adopted daughter* and two sis. Riim'doig* o* a dock strike nn a.ml pr sva* *i*l up ft IVsisacd.# p< . . . . . . | „ r. r, 4mircci iThe.following, acorea were made nital at Blule IVeit On*. Green­ Judge Vincent A. Carroll in an '-ra, Mrs. Frances (!. JKnojp of the Wes! Cna»i, anil a move In Th* lit"! ! g "f Ik on th* abbreviated rlt ekeet ' ■ target land. and were being well taken office directly above where th* Byron Wnlker Dies The same sources ssid Wede,rare of. Blule West Una ti an exoloilon occurred. Pidnev and Mr*. John Carson of by Ihe- 'inng-organiiol p n u t'i* Am* lean Public Health A*» ■ n u '.e r to ld 'th e council China h id of 16, bird* each: airfield built bv the United State* Burbank, Calif. Suddenly In Tumpn ,“I wai lifted right off my feet Andrew Carraway 14 to ignore _ tji# ne(v ru)#» ,(,o a elation In 1*72 remiti-d .in 'tk f fa iled to fully Chin Funeral ser vice* will ____ _ hi fM t ix k ! C - •_ « 2tfLJnUler ..'arennu, »s!ai-ii-bM'id ~pf'.nutr ^ M l s r 9!li .m o r n IIWMMSS l duping the way, ______ ‘ n ”- Judge Car-- * 1 bled il'liTlii board* ’luougln ■ that been done, your economic qtt*1 thorrght-thg-. r ntrrr The ftlv * began ~tbail Avrorr ~Walk«r. 85. rrcc" r bii i~ Paturd a v imm itiig o t-in^O 'ntiock paninient* to the advent of the, colli I I gsnItHieMl nfl I'agf I tithll Tetarboro. N. J„ Aug. 9 and reach­ of Blllv Finn had toppled off the man for th* general committee of *t .tb# Erickson Funeral Home •hai ply-debated new law. ▼ W. IL jfflU am a 1! uation today would hava bgsn ed Greenland Aug. 19, making a tower." B. d V h e lc h e l 12 adlustment of the’ Brotherhood of with the Rev, Douglas Charles much less' serious.” During the AO days aince ihe teriea of atopa enroute. B. B. W right 11 Th# full fore#*qf tha'blaa. wa* Locomotive Engl nears for the A t­ officiating. Intermrnt will he at law’* enactment by the 80th Con­ Chinese who attended th# megtCantered In one of tha bureau’* lantic Coast Lina ayatau and re­ a later date. gress over President Truman’s Airways Authorized ^ inK.«sld Chlang. axpraasad Chtnx.’* 2 ; 11 W. A. baffler 10back room* occupied by the N ar­ sident for a number of jeary died |l'alien s# nn l‘. , , S:i«ku for tueh frank ctit* To iMakc Nijflit Trips appreciation cotics Scuad. W. A .,P * triek 9 i t j l l l home in Tampa tbf* morning Moslems In India «, Midwest Slated For irl'm . U. 9. Ambassador J. U i t v W. A. Adam* 9 Detectives William L#lnh*us«r after a brief Illness. I* * -r------- r iou Stuart accompanied Wedd* ’ Florida A ir w a y s , . In-, of Or, i"» v er.to the meeting. Virtual)* The following tcor«* war* mad* 3 More Days Of Heat and William Innaretll, alone In the -JU-waa born and raarrd in Pj . i Attacked By Sikhs FIjirh Fly A t Half land" ha* received author:*-.'' from all ihe lop leaders In th* national • on the platol range: room, were dated by th* terrific Tampa and Iq 1909 becanr.-r an AW, f fame* Webb 197 X 400 at concussion, felt In building i a employee and in 1910 \.iss made Br the A*>ociat*d Pre** JULLUNDUlT, In dia. Aug. 22. Staff Honoring Bilbo tha Civil Aeronautic* Admlnistra- government participated. I tlop for conduct o f , flights intis tltfw fire. The Midweitern beat wave and block away, but escaped with no­ an anglneer. Until one year r.g o (JT—Fierce Sikh warrior*, rising A pri**i'u> spokesman said ' Jem** H. Howard 395 WASHINGTON, Aug. 22. » .P .- ' Orland.. rn l Titlla-, \r„iem eyer entertained h i|h drought, now whittling away thing more serious than m a tc h e s. he aerved a t local chairman of bv th* thousands, were waging to­ UVdemeyer .. J« m *i Hardy ; 376 Inside tha room, a run; of steel, the Brotherhood of Engineers in day what military authorities cal­ Flag* at the Capitol wer* flown h**7T1 un‘,,,r ‘/I’1" ! " ’ w '#v* i. . *r ''""<■** officials tonight at - d U 'ateadlly at rom and other crop*. ® F. X . Rockett 864 »rronllnif I O Hoi* Vn^rlrtin tm b fity , th# only *1111 wa* anchored f i t at lea»t locker* waa demolished. I'll mg Tampa. l'd a ruthless war of extermina­ «( Imlf Rt*ff today hoc mu * of tbr* C. B. Spark* 892 P W ^ B t h r e a more dayej th* Chicago cabinet* w tra wreckad and chok­ fu„ rtion . conducted hy tK . Mr. Walker wa* a member of tion against Moslems trap p 'd east Heath nf Senator Theodore G. Hit man company vice t.i - o l,,,' A u th o rir.tlo n -w as .Iv. .m-slvcrt n3 ^ , on H urinr Other* In attandenca wara John Weathar Bureau said tmUv. ing fumes filled th* corridors. tha Masonic Shrine. Ho U sur­ of th arPaklslan border. ho (D Miss) and a committee of for conduct of schedul'd n l g h i . tii)( )n Galloarair, ^ B. Pop*, lloy It ill. | There wa* nothing In tight to Thar* was no fire. vived by the widow, a former San­ In 12 day* of xavogj fighting, ■ix Senator* wa* nam 'd to at­ operation* on the Orlao-b'-Sonf >rdjamt, Dan Wright, H. K. Billing*.. budge th* tearing Matt before ford resident, on# alstar, two while the subcontinent was being tend the funeral. The mission leaves Sunday far prelrminanr to a lO-d^j ley and Georg* Smith. j g un(|a r night, the foreeaeter aatd. brother*, and three nieces. Fun­ divided Into (he dominions rf In­ Senator Vandenherg (R-Miih), J a c i’onrille route. Tlrs will per- foWv achedolrd-pawenscr. atr mat i f ferSa.— ---.............. — ...... . ■1 Ha predieted temperature* House Group Probes eral - arrangem antr-tuvg ntst-yst dia And Pakistan, military leporla presiding" oTfleer o f ,tho Scnatp, mlt been completed. 'howed the -trrerded 811th* had authorised appolntmank of the amt air exrre*s eervtce ai night 2 Buildings Will Be j again today, for lltlnoU. Indiana, MCo-Op’’ Operations overrun at least 150 rural vlt- funeral delegation in a cable mes­ into Hanford. UeLamL an l.Palatka Iowa, the Dakota*, Nebraaka and Isgus populated wholly or partly sage from Rio D# Janeiro where In addition to the daytime flights Teachers Report To T ransferred To SH S!K S V T A ' S WABHINOTON. Aug. 22. (/*>- Paraguay Victory (■Vi Mohammedans. Mon, women he la attending tha Intar American now operating. Principals Monday ready la pdrehed from about four Tha Maryland Economic Council snd children were slaughter'd t-y conference. 4 T Semfnol# High 8chool I’rinelpal week* of dry. hot wsather, except contended to Congress today Gift Over Rebels Foreseen tha hundreds. Shops and homes The in# senator* se n iiv n appointed ippriinicii are ure t l ■• Teacher* will report to princi­ . Herman E. Morrla waa today ad- for brief pasting cool wares and small business#* ara being Injured Eastland (p-M iee), McUeii.r ( D - j F o u r S c h o l a r s h i p wet* burned and pillaged. pals of Semlnola Counts $chodla riaed by government authorities light local th unde ratio w e n by "rapidly davaloplng unfair and No one knows how many have QUITANDINHA, Braxil, Aug. j W inners Announced on Monday. On Tuesday nsoritiMr th at two building# at tbo Pin# Soma crop observer# Said that un-Amarlean competition'’ from 22. UPI—Two Paraguayan Insur­ diet. Military record* listed ! 300. at 10:00 o’clock they will reeaA Castle -Atr Field are available for with top toll moisture exhausted co-operative#. . gent envoy* to tha In’er Amar- No one teemed to know how many transfer to th* School grounds, Pour 8 -m ln -l, C o u n l, w lD n-r, i - l t h , " P . r .l , n r . . ,n d ,1 V i, M ttS or nearly ao throughout the region Robert L Black, of Nnrback, Md., Icen Defense Conference admitted vdlagea would be left before the <IT 'U '. , , M ! M l-iln lp p l n « i t . member* headed by the dean of of acholatslilps. Senatorial a n d , lima principals will m eet. with • On* o t theta • portahla fram* the crop deterioration would be­ made this contention for tha coun­ today that th* civil war "may aoon Klkha call their Job complete. building* will be placed Immediate. come more rapid'w ith each addi­ cil aa a House small bhsinoa* sub­ be over" with a govemmeqt v ie Military ladera expresaet fanr the delegation. Rep. Rankin tU- Representative, were today an- Sunt. T. W. Lawton. At 2:00 Tv west of the -football field and tional day of the heat and drought. committee opened in Investigation lory. . that the reprisal* -ommltted by Mlqa). wer# appointed to represont pounced from Tallahassee by th* oVlock tha aam# a fie ri son, prin-ciuala-wiil usaat -with sunWwiSye^will terra for dressing and #how. Tha death toll from causa* In- of cooperative*. Mac* sa il the thaf piym taL f'T glr-jdUea ihaLLadjc. T Thla farly meeting of taaehara -reverted rgomf-faL-Jtgma. and . visiting The capitol Gag* wer* net lowThey are Robert James I-awlon wril-ii an osganlxatluu of-rhanT-r romttted in araoa where Mohamteams, be aalif. The itb e r build- to have reached 33 In Chicago beta of commerce and other bual- Francisco Recalde. who flvd the ni'dana are In majority would pro- ered her*' yesterday for several twin of Rupt. T. W. I^w ton) and Is nee#Ssit#led hy the njw stmt* e- lug srill be pieced somewhere be- since Monday night and 80 ainro neaa groups. rebal capital of Concepcion Juat vok* a new wave of butchery of hours becariae Senate official* first Kathenm Elisabeth Farnell of law that raauire* them to put _ ./Rfilnd the Budltorhim end will -be Aug. I; There wa* otw other death One question th* Hsus* group before it* fall, added that Fie- Sikhi and Hindu* branded in the neertnl official InatntrUonj fioni Ovlclo; Georgia Lillian Hutchins 10 mootha of terries during A t ,” *ti#ed for Glee Club ind band prxe- in the state elnee Monday mid­ ia out to answer ta whether the •Ident Iligtnlo MorinlgV* "mill. Moslem dominion of Pakistan. Vandenberg. They artll romain at of Sanford and Elliabeth Ann school year. PuuUt ara require*! to b# |n tk half ataff until tha funaral t(v Well* of Longwood. With tha axnight, 21 In Ohio, 3 In Indiana .and government la promoting "coon not mean the end Mr. Morris announce-1 that bo 2 In Minnesota. morrow. . centlon of MU* llutrhlnx, who rountr two week* before echoc hiononolle#" In cqmpaUllon ,witb ESTATE SOLD woold take Immediate atepa to W. T. Read, Deputy Renate ker- will start a* a freshman, tha opening on Sept. 8, «aW S uB t i if* ? The Weather .Bureau *«id that private enterprise. The DeBarfy estate In Volusia "Tha fight will continue until have Use buildings brought ’ shower# throughout New England, In connection with that study, Rooaatell'g freedoms arrive In f'uunlv on t!& northwest shore of geant at arm*, haa departed for other winner* will start as aoph- Lawton. Otherwise the; bring doctors* rartiftca for re-erection end i l‘ ‘J ia t he | New York, Eastern Pennsylvania the Congressional group took up Paraguay," they said. . . . , I-aka Monroe haa been purchased Poplarvllle, Mlaa., where the fun- omore#,. * to have them’ I The achoUrahipa are valued at the comraunlUaa where during and Virginia yesterday had re- first Uis operations of a co-op at They aaid grj-at confusion now by P*re)r Brower and J. B. Bchml- eral will bg held. the early p a rt of tit* football sea- duced t e m p e r a t u r e * there to tha government’* hug* G m nbelt, prevallad la Paraguay and that *r«r of New York City and la be­ A* la customary, funeral axpen- I f 00 a year and arv dcilgned to been visiting which 4U U th*^ •son. Former football headquarter# I around 80 degrees and that clouds Md.. housing project where 7,100 whole fam lllia war* leaving hur­ ing sub-divided Into email on* half ■** srill ba paid by tha Senate, of- aUmulaU atudy to enter tha teach- there hava bean no epidemic* there. will ba used for gjro classes only, would bold them down today. T a o tt* live. ' * flelali b tra aaid. Ing -profeaalon. riedly far sxHe ia Braxil. or mora act* units. Oontinaataf th* Carraway Elected President Of New Cifr Skeet Club (’harkks E. Ginn Died Suddenly At His Hume Thursday t 1 M A f f ' . ’t t? . - fUWi '— mmm . . . *&iti*#* - -■ ~ .■» *!- �PAGE TWO THE SANFORI HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA ■rnsam. by ii frb-nd in I'hilad- tphij. Anwn* th* di-lrgrl-i iy a i Mi i . J. K. C, ,Willrr-H<M>(«|ilwrir. nil altorm-v of AnKli riim , llulin id, who 1« rohrernrd chief!/ With lli« im lix-alion of convict. nul juve­ nile*, Hh. apjimla to tho .woman of th* world to ru-ato and pass belter law, no that childtru will food, planes, rlothing and cars. - have a aaf« and happy life. . . . . . to .. Keen Mine. Canlvet Lar.dre, who r , “lUsWill oe a long process - develop a united w o rld i'l........... but we w°n many fiirnda with her otiick au*t keep trying," .h r say*.. iraile. wa» another member of .the This Partaienna auivd in the irroup. Repatriated fimn a depur , capital overnight - Liya irtoup of U |iop epinp in Germany, she alto Europ&ti univtfVl icn cn- i* • teacher of Kngli»h in France.. ■■rouS* as Tori>mow4__ for the Others included^ o f t he' E. RSnJtTnT »Eo .*5t wr m*.ter'* — pestwhr*cohv.n degree In law from Glasgow Uni|Vfratty; Miss Agnes ' Puerto Rico To Hold Scientific Institute First Election F<£ 'In Germany Converts Governor Next Year From W ar To Peace Hr LKSLIK IIIGHI.KY WASHINGTON - Puerto RUo. laitreat and oldest U. H. possession, wiil elect ita own (ro*error neat year for the first lima aince Juan Ponce de Leon, the'first ehrfef ex­ ecutive, settled the Island some 4l*J years ago. , Puerto Rican* are given this .privilege—• - precedent'* ttf 0 ." Ni territorial government—under so act signed by President Truman j 1st ffpm Ai.efdceo uiii rsitvs an Belgium, IIollA ii# fiv.. Kii, Lux- Oxford graduate and auth-rr, l.'thel rmbourif'and S ft iiM ,h 'J . Carlelon Williams; and Mis* Cohi HU*. CharreA who tcorrs ces-'capeion Aquils, executive director rustics and wears h a ^ u n g golden- of 'he Centro KscoUr University brown hair In a lo F ^ W o t, ,.t the In, the Philippines, nape of her neck, |W M fl with the French resistance J Wmj the “Women'* suffrage In Fr-trre .011 bring many ci paid. f . “We will continue .- Ur IIETTY CLARKE itrengihcn the same AP. Newsfeaturea Ut ruiy Editor If you are une of the mill inns of girl* who are detcirninrd to keep their hair long in spite of all THI NATION'S ATOMIC OfflCIAlDOM and mayors of 17 Long Itlanf communltle* look that fashiort dictate* thi^ fall, you f o r p n n ifru n lln m . . 9 Ik ,. «t » . a . u l l - __ a.__ a_________. . . . J __ for construction of the first peacetime atomic energy pile on .(he may have difficulty in finding • haven, L. L. Naw York.-Dr. LyJd Burst, atomic pile aulhoiity of becoming hut. There ia only onu solution to 1 the control* a* th# power shovel digs up the first scocpfu] of cart ■the problems until mlll<M-r* iloctd# | to whip up a few .creations for Hie I girl who haa elegtml net to cut latr ten into a bun hair—you'll have to 'm a k o yiSir neck- , / i a long hair look short—or put it im. t A i- t, If yqu u i'urlng n I > rTjOTFj pprt trm!e'’ imil women o psgrboy coiffure and v-ijn to ™»ki* it* W iw 'd j® S hair should l># . th ed tae ttf U ,k i W m B X n if H i* iu.*- combed J i everything “ nJ r d i i o . . 'pa■iiiy It into •* •«». plained-■ andlW oth.'s i ring them f.ir- . Snampoolng your hair shculd be suitable forlm aarjill the , in mJ* bans- a • frequent tv*m. Uw th* dry | keep the \nssr6r warn Or you can a fllm .. .yotic .... hair akamwoo* when yon h tv ^ .t cold. Inge healed buildings and Iip^i In a center p ah and Cuinl> It .In * Other - time* ut* the liquid large dips over the ear* and fAr- shampoos to make your hslr ’.nine like th< stars. Though your sham- At I H t CHURCHES ASSEMBLY, m l GOI1 r«elfih S lrtet 1HlUaurrl Avenue Paalor K.TU W rith : Star of Light o v |r WTRH, J;30 A. M. , Sunday School, 10:00 A. M. Morning woisbip, )l:UO A. M. Evangelistic ssKicc. d :00 P. M Revival service* each \-ening at 1:00 o'clock. Rev. and Mr*. Ouie B. Jones conducting services. CHRISTIAN A sHJfAuIfAUT FIRST CHRISTIAN f i l l Rt II (ni>'inlea n» rh » |.i) Sixletnih Street « Sanford Atenu H ilium l-rcry I n i n , n.ikier hunday Church School. 0:4' A. M. Worship and Coimiiur.ion^. 11:D0 A.. M. Sermon: The. IVe* Of J.iberty. Union Services will l>« held atII . An Is II 1_• . I as .1 a, J M. In the Msthodif S ixth. Street nnd I’srl Th* public it Invited s] IllO tiay 1 THE CllllftC II OF GOD k^yi!Tim6 Low Death Record in g . S. Seen 7:48 P.TI/; Evening Servk-e. Ah aferm al u p rjf* of aonx ami go*- tel message. TAI1 ai* welcome, f This will be the first JorvL’e iti 8BVENTA BAY ADVENTIST. ibfgnaev -^IsJlgt.ly year, add-ktl r c m tR C If. memlwra a ir urge.1 to l« .ilrhent. Revealh ■nd K,m Avenue ' Sabbath School, f '.30 A. M. . 7 Church 8ayvlce, 11:00 A. M., sage* at both services. Victory leader llsml l u g S l each Tuesday night, 7: »&f ■: Sr.' ilra. Ruth Swaggerty. h U r in chargq. . ( — Woman Missionary I..,nd meets Dr. Charfes^Ll V irio n s each Thurarlay at 7:45 P. M. Mra. Flora Crew*, leader in rhargu. Th# Churrh string band will fur­ nish the music for ill these ser­ vices. and ths public is invited to .SPECIALS FOR AUGUST Try a Ngw Heat.Treat Permanent shaped In the new Feather cut or tell long , . as you pi prefer. Especially good for dry hair. Scalp‘^qaU irnta and electric iqaawt* specially. H A R R IO T M ILLER BEAUTY NOOK New LocaUwt' *................... 306 North Park' Avenue a rinse, some girls like to top Iheir shampoo* off 'witn a lemon or a vinegar rinse. One professional hairdresser tn town uses beer to set the Jutlr. The' advantage of beer is that it not only speeds up the drying process but it artuall/ •vemr to ki'rp the wave in for u longer Period. And t here Is no beerscent after the hair Is dry. If you are going lu experiment with one of these long-into-sliort halrttvlra, why not ask vour hairfirrtser to giva you a styling anJ .shoV you how to arrange I t7 Tlten ’if,'should be a simple matter for *ft>q to accomplish a professional Lawdrcsting .job .,jl homo. And irnivmt^f. In axtlerimtnting with v o ilffu rf Iff with evrrvthing If at don't succeed, Phone 971 '.‘Al* Newsfeaturea v ,[v'EW YoRKc-rA new all tithe Jut* death raid faf4Atn*iu*r<sVt*y ,l># •*« for I hie year. Hairing im/urseen developments, each a mortality fecord appear* likely on ih* baaia of poUeyholdurs h» 6Ietroi«oUtajt'Lifa MptrfiiWititlll'l.ifA Insuranre (aniranp* of th* Co., who form a ranresenlativ* cross-section of th# urban popula­ tion. sava th* company's Htatiitlral Bulletin. The death rate in tb# first half uf Ihlt vrar wa* 7.6 per 1,000, a? Identical with (he previous low in the firat half of 1042, th# bulletin said, and "when allowancu is made for the inrrcai* in the average age of these insured in ih* past five years, ih* death rat* in l'J47 actually establishes a new mini- with A m in i DITICToa aLuiiartta those m sd by o»a during th* war the Rev. Janie* A. McXnarney seel* th , burial place ci Saint Ran* Goirpu. Who was killed by Indians in 1643 osar Aurleavllla, N. Y. Falhsr McEnl ♦rney beliavae that the Saint w u buriad with a metal crueln* and tliat U»# mine detector will pick up traces of IL Wllh him U th* Rev Thomas l- Colley, director of Ura shrink osar AuriaavRla. <li>wrnational! communicable diseases of child­ hood. "Cancer alone' register* sn Incteatrd mortality on tho bans of rotes not adjusted for the aging of the Insured group." Compared with 1046. ths suicide rate *o far la 7 per relit less, homicides 12 per cen| less, and ac­ cidents 18 par cent lea*. . Although the accident rat* is lower, oddly enough there -xgra more lives lost In catastrophe*— defined as accidsnts taking five or more live*, the bulletin raid. “There were about 1.8iO deaths from catastrophe* in th* general population of tha United 8i Fall Is No Time To Cease Gardening H | & A. KIIANKE AP Newafaaturea BERLIN—The Kaiser Wilhe'm Scientific Intrltutet, which pro­ vided much of the scientific brain! behind Hitler'* war n v cb'ue. hard turord again to peaceful teaearch work. . .liut .whereas they, once -bad-m ra­ tions of mark* end the beet poe•Ibte scientific equipment to work I>dive fdls or muffin* long*.': ' th.-r aie A fttr j liVrd with honey H um ; will We •llixlk the Favorable factors, It continues, have been low. mortality from injfjuenia and prvtwmonl*. « decline In th* tuberculosis rata and lhaf from heart, blood vestel and kfdnev ailmtnta, _______ ________ ___ In and naw low* Glvt the lawn • fall feeding of mortality so far thla v**r from syphilis, appendicitis, and the main .current year—or about 2 1 3 tlotce bone meal or #om* commercial product at a rate of 10 pounds p*t the dumber In the Ilk* parted ( J 300 square f**4, scraUbed in v lth • sharp steal rake. , “A FRIENDLY CHURCH IN A FRIENDLY CITY” S u n d a y , a u g . 24 th 11:00 A. M.-“THE RECOVERY OF " URGENCY!” SEVICE WILL BE BROADCAST STATION WTRR • P. M.-(UNI0N SERVICES) BHSTIANITY-A NECESSIT Y, Transplant jrvsrgrmmi In tB« •arty > * a tW ^ giving th.nr time to reestablish root growths. . , , Put eold framss and hot beds In off tha last of th t lonutof* rram oats. Us* the t>lg»set •st for alow ripening by I f r a y M In naws- '•tiniiluHle.l Cul" All­ Over M l! 9 H iir-T ttrkrd nl S truir. slew TIP—TOP ICE CREAM did Sanford Arena* Phone Dig MAt* D u n g a rtc * GENEVA NEWS QM'A m v n x r m s v 1 Table l.aL-trsieJ deniru-sturtllly tire ted. siilrhed, Mr. and Mrs. F.. T. Hummers‘11 aniiouncu the marriage of their daughter, Betty Louiae to Roland W. Wesson on Aug. 3 at Ihu horn* of W. B. Kyser in Mims. Tha couple are at • home Is S an fo rized C h am b ray .. •• #- . , v i cl:... 1218 iNNOUNCF.MF.NT Mr*. It. G. McIntosh, d M a y '(if 'iirt'i >f » argaret Marquis*, on the Fernatd-I.aughton Uoulilc- ilitclieu! M a tc h e d W o rk S e tt 2 . 9 8 E t o f S anforized T w ifl ' S turdy, aruty-ljpe tw illl r re c u io u cut for a real fit! SLACK SUITS ftv TO M S J W V E f c A nil M 4G R E G Q COfllfABlIng M l •M r* Ell Hart had Mr. and Mi a. Hnbert .Uawthorne a» her gu#»'s Thursday. liiil'V C’i.inli» «i"l ilani.di JO I 9 0 Lined, drsw-lijic fnllar. reaa-lvtbc . m n » r. th a li-a p * rin i* n t in - th a yiummei- aill residence. Mrs. J. C. Huggins, Mr*. Cal­ vin Oldham and Mr*. O. C. Brockman were hoaleaae* al a buipits* party for Mr*. W. G. Anders at tha Community llousu Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. G Aruleia had as their guest over the weekend Mra. Fied Rogers, Mr. and Mra. Allen Greenweb and solBill of Gainesville. ' Mr. and Mr*. W. II. I'attlahell left last week to visit iheir son Evan rattishall and daughtaitn Waahlngtoji, D. C. Mr*. Molli* IKodey I* home, alter a week'*' viait with lirr ton and daughter-in-law Mr. .and ii,* . P. Ii. ' liooley Mn Wlnt«r Wv to .lt, onr own le . Cream, All flnvon T««ty — Delicious — Healthful FOR SERVICE I CHECK WITH WALKER ----------- Guard Against------------- Aphids L«A( H op p ers Mole Crickets Walker-. Proven Telephone 1200 S a .if o n /e r f ^ n V i Don't Ridk Your Celery Crop • Call Lind Weher, Gan. M fr. Tht-M ayfAIr Inn Still A Good Selection At Greatly R cd u ^ d llu d ! O u r Own S t|iin re -lla k 4 .2 B td 8pid«r MHen faced with changed conditions which bring both problem* ami challenge*. Tha way the rommunltiki meet thalr problama and fa** , their challenges will have a tretneridoui bearing on th* fulur* of th* country, *inc# lha nation I* composed of groups of comraunitlgs. . tn 1040 over half of the aation » population under 18 year* of,age lived In rural eomaanlUea. In &,'.proi’ur»lun to th# number of adults, ■ rn n l rummunitica raU* false a^KIut about rural cuMnUnitlci twlc* aa many children as urban centers. - ‘ ■? h lru rlin n hlriint; rtrrtl in IlirAe »ttlr M h U rU ls. A grit 6 I h r n 20 [nr the xante reason! lienforcetl mIli* hlntf. heavy 5.95 6.95 ltt.95 11.95 DO THE JOB th . rural population. Rural , p . ^ a n d burn anything (Mwtarly. ; And ao, onlea* It take* .U p a U ORLANDO, FLORIDA enrourag. community g j f r f f h tha •' rural cwmmunlty find* ItaaL being riaglactad, th# inter*.!* ui Values VAlu*ft VM u^ VAlutn Fashioned by Tom Sawyer and McGregor of washable m altriala Ih Solid colors, PUids, Checks and Slripea. Ages fi Ihru 18. . Ununl l td ail Price 1.98 2.25 2.50 2.98 Our Fuctory 'P rice Values Values Values Values WASH TROUSERS B y _ ro H W fX W Y E R -— And llg h tw a lg h t pox , Hand Tied m ire a rlz e ^ »olld co lo rs, n U t* d-d Vi; SPF.CIAI Hollywood Beds — Com pete with Innerspring M attress Gghardine ttnd popHn wear««, roUi colors and chgclth, Agf* 1 th ru 20, 3.98 4.98 5.98 6.98 V alu e s....................3.1 Values . ............ . Values ..... 5.! ValueB 5.1 MEN’S STRAW HATS , to Improve health, so that children win be better equipvide wbolesom* repa­ r.-will eanteract uninfluar*« and raduee inquaney. , • school*, Coil Springs & Innerspring M attresses jJ Q .5 0 IlLDREN’S DRESSES Coil Springs AgM 3 thru 10 Values to - 3.50 and Innerspring M attress Coil Springs . Also a num ber Of Oufatanding Values In New, and Slightly lllsedlieds, Springs and M aitresaes. Stop In Apd Look Around :v , -■ . 1: *■ " ■ Closeout .- - 1*49 r * ., Children’s Sox i 5 i h r a 9 Vi, V a la ta to 49e p r. 5 pr. for lJOO DIES* COTTON DRESSES AND V aluta to 12.4s Sizes 9 thru CloM^out 6.98 ■; church*, the cnopcrutlnn of kH x good community fro­ belter Income* and beU SANFORD | j S K I ® : w k a r o e l n g t . Im _ SPORT SHIRTS R e g u la rly p ric e d to 55c pAlr. In some respects, farm ho mas— aa du most of those in rural area* —have a natural advantage over city home*. They provide mote hla ground outGt and th# Wth air opportunity for children to feel themselw* useful and important W,Rbl*mad* on# traffic stmlv flight i family. Children. »ka t « U - Irr th* Blereourt-Verdun region. els*, want to feel that they 1•n u t was th* day aflur a ‘••""•■r I |u which h* admits h« h*.l said; I Km thihga about air juprrlorlty • that rankled-th* filer*. Tha MiM AtoV. a group of grim-looklnr ; "young pilots asked if he wanteJ . U go for a apln over *h« Geinran to motion picture show* and for i m f tha debris Uft on lha Box Springs .a Rhlrfh .M flh lrlk . « a nmn l.^ A rtits ir« of wtnhabl* PiCTUtIO IN BUOX1, MISS , Mr*. Mai]ctu CiubUce-’.VaUcrt, 23-yter-oU aJrlp-tcnsc artlsi. Is <h««'ii tli-nli g a aL.lcmcnt under the watchful r).-s w * ___ a st * . . I I I . ____* 1 ___. . . . I . a n l a s i n a i t I m l s l t t a t g of iVtertJve Hrnry Cook repnrirdly admlitma h"w.»l« pjanncd l.uld»iia fi< in a two month* vacation (n •and c.>VC istor |di lire-i" her cvljori* to give Uieru “couracr. An A.W.O.U Kentucky,- Michigan.- Neik.'. Yuri' •'Army priyrtte, Iti-bcil TalL^■aadNoalwoii n - Walter#. J r , ore btdnc nr 'I -hoc-,campla. ^ . . . T . ; i , 1•»* ' ‘withTiw XmceK TMI Is .hnriW With ilw fainl ahonlincff Prler ItoMi'S . Mr. and Mr*. Harry Lindsay a.cafe mwratiw. durlog a Irnlduu (/rUrmatlonal SouNdphoto) ami daughter, Martha, at Or lam V a.caf* iqieratiw. during ImldufL wei# dinner guests of Mr. ai >1 Mrs. Kdaon Golt and Mrs. Hm ter related. "They put tin ill* Toxas* Governor Ih, the. Lindsey. • Ingle engined .S*n"»i<o-i ami the 31r. and Mrs. F. A. I pilot was the daredevil uf ih.* nutFlying Enthusiast And family of IMIe Glade (fil. We got through the anti-air­ ajiri Mia. E. 8. 1-eFlA W craft fire all right, then we *|Mitlly DAYK CHP.AVE.NA and Mr. and Mr*. Frank I AP N ew sfeaturcs and »on Rilly, were _ we­ AUSTIN. Tex. — Ti xas* lirtvirgnesta of Mr*. 8*i*h l-eFH . Mrs. I.ester llrown and arm nor Ueauford H. Je ste r III..-* t«i go Jilnmy Have returnrd hum* *!(•• piaeva and do th in g s—|f Ik- «*n ■pending a week In Jacksonvill.* ride in an airplane. Jeelrr. the aniiahlt. gvittlemunvisiting with Mr. and Mra. W. farmer and lawyer who took of­ M. Torre# and family. Mr*. Nell* Thomas was dinner fice a» governor of the lent - K|«r guest of Mr. nnd Mra. J. T state in January, flew fporv Iran McLain. 8r. In Orlando Sundav 16,000 miles during his first ail , ' Mr*. T. .W. Prevalt and cbti months iu ufflce. Tliat probably make* him Ihu then, Addle and Carlton, wlm have lrs»n visiting .Tlatlve# in flyingest governor In thi nation. Certainly he ! l the flyihK‘'*L(&>*: Miami, returned ernor Tex** *e«r had. He even took a hallroptc' ride to celebrate ArmY Air Force, day, flying over tb* dale capltol Rural Common Sense inafter an Army transport U> swear in By Spud Johnson______ a rookie—all the tame day. Jester flew in an Arnw plan* to th* national governor’' con­ ference at Salt lotke City umt lie I'rebuilt Bordvr . L ift Guard for Sanford Bath A Tannin Cluh onfldem-e In myself, anything.In i>e afraid nmethlng I’ve al+ay* I'uinlg! • / an Interview if she ghtened. Miss Brooks • I'nrvn 1luckier* Uc^Ihi a t the PROPER TIME with the PRQPER MATERIALS namssus, rrocus—a few was beforo frecslnc weather (a due. rround ;m pared with l-rotted manure. _ r ^ deep-dug ' v --- w Gly* them a light covering whsn cold weather M r aet in. Riant till** from September into Novem­ ber. Bet out p*cmiea tn 'SepumhvV, remembering they Ilk* rub, watt: preparad soli and Sr* big *al*r*. • WANTED JC. Aug. 22, </D—A demphls, Tenn., Trill *nrd from an Afilcbn th she brought down h her first h‘g game ditlon. ful Annie Oakley is iia Walton Brooks, • w m i n r v f s'~He't • y iks, also tnrmlieia of ixpcdition. Her falhthis cotton merchant, a carried a note from Jddfabe«d K«">* **rV^rwany.-which said er to be the voungeM ihoot an *l«phant. egged a grevy lehr*, led lion, s aongonl, two hyenas, garelie. erenoW., wjldeb*rit. at-eared fox, rhinosiebras, two tool, nn Jikdiks. a baboon and t. ■ a family's expedition !0 and covered 26,000 arrived here by plane ^ S a n fo riz e d * mixture. Prepare th* soil and plant sqm* of th« perennial*-.you ( w m * jb r next year. A Check th* rosy busne* an<Fpr*pare to protest tn* lets hardy lUeirV rcui/b : lieu »teliiiK if >uu thi-nt inell' UV ' dti-Iuailv of ill alliall to*.• for ton«.-ukd I wnietice in serving, u h rllirr >ou l atlil Man a snack wliile 1ii»-nr or i I'niic lunch. .ri Big UoiiHons Why Fay l)ay«+ Art* Beyt! education, th* auditor and tlitj literature. Enjoy relaxing, refreshing sleep . ilj, l[j lustier* of <hn lupreir.*'court. on a perfectly balanced bcalt "By and large, they- are The governor, aiected by the I way behind. This is partlcupyople, will appoint liio attorney hinenpring mattress. This Tine general and the commissioner of ' tarty irue In medirine. While mattress cushions your body, to German reaearcheri are busi­ education with the “advice and ly engaged In worthwhile grntly that “sleeping on a Walt consent" of jh * executive council. project* Hi medicine, for ex­ The first governor will be elect­ ia like----sleeping J. ample, they are unhsppy beed In November. JUS, and will ' on . a 1cloud.” *W A a k r M s o B th 's r Z f n r e T a H y 'in -camre they don't know wbether their work already hae 1010. „ been done. After signing tb* elective gov­ Tuftless Innerspring “In addition, the whole ques­ ernor bill. President Trumau said tion of patent right* la a ter­ step toward complete* telf-g‘uvcrn- rific drag. This is not so Hue lq medicine where th* KlentisM ment." are witling to do any amount of ' First Native Governor President Trumin signed the -.inrewarded work for public wel­ Box Spring To Match elective governor bill a .year and fare. In industrial research, how10 days after he gave Puerto lUco vter, It ia a different .story and ita’ firat unlive governoi — J. T. at th* moment the German u iPinero, who succeeded Hes/ord G. es'.lst or inventor has no pat • *l Molection.” ■ Sanford Furniture Co? TugwelL 1he institute* are dcpender.t on Ned Smith, Mgr. land's resideht commissioner in 300 E. 1 st St. ‘Washlhgton. pledged himself In Ids centrib'ttion* from the German inangurnl speech to be Ihu last Academy of 8clenc*. from private “Right where w#'r« -been for 36 years” governor appointed, by the Prsisl- ifaliridiul* *nd dtistitutioi dent. To this end he has devoteJ Hted In n le n tlfic work 11 much of his efforts in th# short time he hat been goverivir. Puerto Rico's (solilical leader­ ship Is agreed that the new rcWANTED f i m will not aolve ih# iiland’i aucliaf—:and - eeonoTnic - problj ml. Some leader* have been opposed T o lease w ith in te n tio n o f buyii to th* measure on the ground-that hom e f a m i s h e d , o r u n fu rn ls h i “It fat only a slice of bread when A ^ ra ra n c e o f keeplttjr p ro p e riy l Puerto Rico haa bean asking for »i to a p p ly on p u rc h a s e p ric e . a loaf." Independence or Statehood 'T his it because :he Island haa requested the Prrslden; and CooJoe Saunders, M anager M argaret Ann gross to authorise a plebiscite through which Puerto Rlean* ran . P. O. Hot 1475, Sanford, Florida choose by themselves whethgr they are going to hecomt a state of the union or an independent republic. The present resident commii sinner In Washington, Dr. A. Ffrnoa-lsem. who stesred tha riteFOR T H E B 'E Sj T 'IC E?• C REAM 5 *t- 1 * «. . live governor ' bill through Con­ gress. believes that under tfiti new act Puerto Rico will have ah op­ portunity to “further proy* ita TIP—TOP ICE CREAM abilitg for self-government." By KATE PKNKIN4. AP Newsfeaturea Writer POUND RIDGE. N. Y^-Tho air haa a brisk feel, th* late fluweia Ing them In a ventilate! o ld ctland tree* are full of colui and the Cover up th# j I raw berry plants few thing* left In the ganieti are with some protection (pine netdlia pretty unexciting. ' are very good InJeed). Rut Fall is no time to round rmGive th* delicate shrubs -the treat on gat dan. Thcie’s plenty of benefit of burlap coveca to break work — planting and policing up tb* wind blast* and snow. Ih# place—to b* don* with a sharp eve on next Spring. * • Once over lightly,' hero they p.llll . 1*-Ij (ootta luuut u l o U e f, m \m lean flag in 1898 after four cen­ turies of Spanish ruie as a result Get man tclentUts are searching of the Spaniih-American War. _ The Treaty of'Pari* author l« d into the mysterie* of cancer, in Congieaa to organise a (101 gov­ to sllicoeia which I* a heavy kill­ ernment for Pnerto Rlto. Two er, among miners and atoneVeata after tb r Island was occu­ *u-k«r*,'Ju\«ml# delinquency, pay pied Congers* |>*M«d tho first ahUtpy and P hoet of otbar pub organic act, which take* the place lie welfare, problem*. • Bfseerrh Into enythhig of of a state constitution. c 'poreibU war potential val­ President Retained Power ue I*, labotr. Allied' research I Under this act P u « to Rirtns could elect a House .\f Delegates. •• control officers pop laid the * I sis/r Kxisfr Wllhrlni institute* The Executive Council — equiva­ K regularly.to check whit'a go­ lent to the Senate—was appointed ing on. Every four months bv th* island governir, designated Iht fierdian aelmtlsta must by the President of th* United aubmit report* on what they States. This system lasted until 1017, h a r e accomplished, w h a t when Congress passed a new or- 1 they're doing and what they gaplc act. Th* new law granted! intend to do. Puerto Rican* self-govcrnniant in 1 “Their toughest problem Is to their legislative bran;h—both their rateh up with the. rest of ths “senate” and house. They also ■mrld/' C. H.‘ Nordstrom, head were granted U. 8. citiienahip of the American Military Govern­ collectively. ment's bruoeh for control of ac.liut the Prfsident continued to catlflc rm k tc h . said. . “The six i n-r i„litcyai. life crMiraiseunier br there wna 'n o Stfljpf of form; p id Bags . ime In Africa THE SANFOKO H F K ID A Y . A U G U S T 22, 1947! the lierlin CHy counril. "We don't hate the money no** to train young *rt«ntut«,~ • aid one German rraearthtr, "W i even think twice whtth. er U M*e a certain chetaic^ in onr teat a." ORLANDO Phone 1232, Sanford �I 1 I PA G E TW O THE -SANFORI •mNwwi s i - HERALD, SA N FO R D , FLO RIDA F R ID A Y , A U G U S T 22, 194 T H E SA N FO RO H F R ID A Y . A U G U S T 22. I f l i T Puerto Kico To Hold Lsc ientific Institute F iirst r u f Election L’lr w l i n n For L\,.»F Governor Next Year From W ar To Peace Needs U nderstanding 1J. K. C. Vlll*l'h<H*enlI*»V.'ni! •I* 1 -i ------------ , 1 «( Amsterdam, lluMn.nl. Hr JANK KAliS "ho i« concerned chiuflv.uitij lb* W AMilN'r.TOl^f* SiJIo. Sylvie , reeducation of convict* land JuveCharrol of l*atit,' V pert viumg n’,e** Hlie appeal* to the women tfachw kof Englis** ssy* Europe I . ,h* 1w"rl‘l u\ cr**,'\ *ml pm* n ttd i understanding >■ well a* j**,,*r l«w* so thnt cluhlrr.i will fbod. planet, clothing and care. ; "•*« ■ ■**" *»»l»py life. "It^w ill be a Ion* proceta to Keen Mine. Canivel l.andr*-, who •Jdvrlop a united w orld..'hut we won many frirnda w hh- her quick Ja«o*r*»rp'n7ln*,” •!■• say*. .*nril*. wai another member of the This Parialcnne pauted in the jtrroup. Hrpatrlated from a ilcpor capitaL pvernlgluw Iil^* group of |atf»ti c,mp in Germany, ah- alto EirropfVn u n l» e tf j^ * ^ m c n eft-', *» • teacher of English in F iance.. route » T » i« n to ^ 4 |jii0 B for tl* Uthata Included Solicitor Alary* firat postwar conrantlon of the E. Itankin, who to t her inarter’e I International Association of .Uhl- degree in law from Gtssgmv Uni»r«*itv Women,/ y " -y v , jVertily; Mil* Agne»' N. Pittln- The «rei»p-d*ln*>; -difjeh. a nsaduate analvl'eal •;lien«. top-notchers fram #Rta>n. Frame, | let from Aherder* UnivrvtltytTm Belgium, Ilolladn# ft*. te n , , Lax- • Oxford graduate and author, Ethel vmbourg and Swltmnumf, ‘ . Carleton Willlama; and Miss Con-, . Mile. Chariot, who acorn coa-1ctnclon Aquila, executive director ' A t! .. —. — . . . . L -- ^ —t I . * aif ( 1... f L*__ a I Vf*.!.. . la .. metlce and wears h, brown hair In a Im nape of har neck, the French reaiataj lly LKM.IK IIIGHI.KY WASHINGTON - Puerto Rho, large*! and oldett U. H. possession, will elact ita own go*rrror next Vear for the firat tima ttnee Juan I’onco dc Leon, the'first chief ex­ ecutive, settled the (aland some 44') years agu. . Puerto Ricans a rt given, thia privilege—a precedent’ In U. a territorial government—under an •c l'iig n e d by President Truman Aug. 5. . . ' •• 'The Island came under the Amen' lean flag in 1898 after fohr i*n-' turiea of Spaniah n u t aa a rcault of the Spanish-American War. The Treaty of-Paris am hoiirtd Congieaa to organise a civil gov­ ernment for Puerto Rleo. Two vears after the island was occu­ pied Congrrsa tuisscd thu first' aa 04-I. ’’Women’s auffragi In Franca 111 bring many changes," she "We will c o n t i n u e w o r k io llrengthen the u m e r S i of tieiiperaev for which te a I t a d . But K i will need your neiei*— Secretary of international relsdpns of the French Pjdrrttf|op nf universitv Women, Mile. C h an ot headed the v id tin r. giawp. She Wore a gaily noV itf r Bress and nerely shrugged her shoulder When aomeopa commented on its in g th . ■ ' ... ........... By BETTY (T.AHKK AP Newsfcstures IK-inly Idltor if you aie one of the million^ of girl* who are deleinilmd to keep thrir hair long In spite of all that fashion dictate* ih b fall, yi may have difficulty in finding becoming list. There is only one s^tlyllnn to the problem* until mlll'rera tldcide to whip up a few creations f i r the girl who haa elestml net lu cut, leu jruttr Bhe aaid Alat Nte n-w foftg- lialr—V6U71' heVe lirt style attributed to French long hair look short—u.- put it up. THI NATION'S ATOMIC OfflCIAlOOM and mayor* of 17 Long tilani for construction of the first peacetime atomic energy pile on the haven, L. L, New York. Dr LylS Burst, atomic pile authority of the controls as the power shovel digs up the first scoepful of eapt built The laboratory will be operated on a non-profit basts by communltle* look on aa ground la broken 10-acr# alt# ot old Camp Upton, BrookUrookhaven Nstlcnei Laboratory, la at t »10.000,000 six-story building will be e Eastern universities. (International) Hairdos will be Fat home. Keep hair should he •signers h A been fur the. *Vxirt trade” imil women of fashion il look shot ter. just fasten yi it npt for the working gitl. in if 4l la Jus; combed a m ^ r in g them f.tr- . *"1 suitable foitikearaill the dm* ami i In aids buns. , a ■ keep the wimrftf w aim rin ufit Or you can a f l l.nge i . _ vouc ___ hair ,-*ku heated buildings and houses. Her In a renter part and comb It In dress, she said, had been sent her like thfi alar*. Though vour sl.amj'oy may.jmL-MquUa-Uuu-yetMwe-H ASSEMBLY. Twelfth Street i f l Pastor K. I.' Star of Light ovi tit GOD FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH urel Avenue (IHarlqles Or C h r|.l) 'rtfcht Sixteenth Street tk Sanford Afenu WTKR, J;30 William fe rry Sunday Church n .il,i* r School, i>:45 Sunday Schdol. 10:00 A. M. A• M* Morning wot ship, 11:00 A . M. Worship and Communion^ J1;00 Evangelistic sarvfce, d:00 P. M. A. M. Sermnnt Tlie IVg* Of Revival taryfees each vanlng at Liberty. S:00 o'clock. Rev. and Mr*, (lisle Union Services will l>e iicld ab B. Jones conducting servicaa. Sixth Street nnd Par C h r is t ia n a > n £ A 6 & u r The public is invited I ALLIANCE CHURCH On 8*nftrdJ(A b«<r'llt<iit*y 1 •jt’YHH CIIIIRCII (IK GOD Me Bclns>Jr Mr. ,Twmnw-fi(lSS|yeet 41 Kim Avi t a C r m Paster i t f a l - i . f i 1. Tinic Ix m Death Informal Seventh I and Kfm Avenua Sabbath School, 9130 A. M. Church 8eyvlce, 11:00 A. Dr. Charlm L. Pfcraons G plon^O iiM Hanford A tta in t'A * .• Hldg. Hour*: 9-13 1-dJT,g-fhone >91 Eyas Examined • Glasses Filled ar to use. a certain them ing/ in our leala.” • By K. A. HIIANKK AP Nawafaalurea BERLTN-t-Tha Kaiser Wilhe'm — J __«--------------- a.__._ L i.L n M . Scientific Inatitutea .vided much of the ecientlflc Ufgfldw lA W t* nifm l^ri AK* drH Vwsfeature* 4 ^,’r.W Vn |ih ;-A new all tlrhe on a shoestring. * * .W ¥ i With linitted equipment and of­ ten in bomb-battered Isboratorie-, German Scientists are Marching into the mysteries of cancer, In to rillcoaia which la a heavy kill­ er, among mlnfra and. stone«orV«ra,.Jdv*nila delinquency, payehUtejr and » host of othoe pallie welfare. problems. . ' • Research Into an)thing of of a state conslitulUn. a “poWibl# drat potential val­ President Retained Power ue it. tabosr. Allied ’ research Under this act Puatto Rlrvna cuhtrol officers pup intif the •could elect a House of Delegates. The Executive Council — equiva­ regularly to check wh at's'g o ­ lent to the Scnatw—svaa appointed ing oa. Bvery four months bv the island governir, designated the (Jarman sefvntlsta must hv the President of tha United submit report* on what they Stats*. This system lasted until IUI7, h a v e accomplished, w h a t when CongrrM pasted a new or­ intend to do. ganic act. The new law granted Puerto Illcana aelf-govcmnism in their leglelativa bran:h—both thoir “ssjiaio" and house. They - a Iso were granted U. 8. gjlixenship collectively. . But the Prfaldent (ontinued to appoint the (overno.*. the attorney general, the commissioner of Ihere wns no th flju o( for*i| education, the auditor and th* literature. . <jj| Mj * , Justices of the iupreir.e court. • “By and large, they, are The governor, elected by the people, will appoint tha attorney ( war behind. This is particu­ larly trpe In medicine. While, general and the commissioner of German researchers arc budeducation with th* “advice and ly -engaged In worthwhile conient" of th* executive council. projects In medicine, for ax­ The first governor will be electample, (hay ar* unbippy be­ ed In November, l i l t , ai r: e aft for this y*»r. Barring unforaeap davalupmrnlit, "•uch inoilality ____ apiwars -t'r. za zr.ir'.z litjr fecurd ■likely on the basis of policyholders of tha MetroiioUtftrt Life Insurunre Co., who fdrm a renrdsrntaiive croea-aectfon of thg urban papula.lion, aav* lha company's SiatiiHear Bulletin. The death rate In th* first half of this vear waa 7.0 per 1,000, or Identical with the previous low in the firat half of 1042, tha bulletin •aid. and "when allowaucu la made for the increase in the averagr a te of these insured t » the past five w ars, the dqath rale in 1047 actually establishes a new mini- sage* at both services. Victory Leader Rand each Tuesday night, 7:t5l Mrs. Ruth Bwaggerty. h Woman Mlaslonarv l.nnu meets each Tliui sday at 7:45 P. 51. Mra, Flora Crew*, leader in rharga. The Churrh string band will fur­ nish (he music for all these ser­ vices. and tho public Is Invited to ...9PKCIAI^ FOB AUGUST Try • New H eal.Treat Permanent shaped In lha new Feather es you prefer. Especially Scalp Txtstmrnt* and electric iqxawge ('spyciatly, ' HAHRIETT MII.LKK BEAUTY NOOK New Location — 206 North Park Avenua Phone 971 WHH A MINI DITTCTOa abhliiri tiled by IhlUana In th* mine detector will pick up thoe* used by O h during the war. Urn be burial jplace ot Saint R*n« OoupiL near Aurleavllla. N. Y. rather McEoburied with a metal cruel fix and that :t* of IL With him la tha Rev Thomas rear AurieevRlo. " <lnifnwitonal| rommunlcabla diseases of child­ hood. * "C anrtr alone registers an in­ creased mortality on tha hau* of rates not adiustrd for tha aging of the insured gtoup." Compared with 1940, the •uiclile rate so far la 7 par n u t let*, homicide* 12 per cent las*, and sccldanta 1.1 par cant lea*. Although the accidant rate ii Idwer. oddly enough there wgro more lives lost In catastrophes— Favorable factor*, it continuer, dcfjned ax a aid tn ta taking five fw been low m ortality from Inenia and pnepanonla. a decline “There were about 1.310 death* th e tuberculosis rata and that m heart, blood.vessel and kid­ from catastrophes in the general ney ailments, and n<w low* In population of the ‘United "ot mortality to far thle vaar from during the first six months of ijrphllis, appendicitis, ami the main current year-^-or about 3 1/3 ti the number In the like perl* t Fall Is No Time To Cease Gardening Independence or Statehood This is because :he island haa rivtuestcd the President and Con­ gress to authorise a plebiscite through which Puerto Ricans ran choose bv themselves whether they are going to become a state of tho union or an independent rtguLhe. The preaant resident eomntla•sinner tit Washington, Dr. A. Ffrnos-lsero.' who ateared th* elec­ tive governor bill through Dongreea. believes that under Ink new act Puerto Rico will have an op­ portunity to “further pfovk tu •bllltx for self-govammSwt." fi Big Reasons Why Fay Days* Arc Heat: • • SLEEP ON A SEALY MATTRESS GENEVA NEWS Enjoy relaxing, refreshing sleep on a perfectly balanced »ik l x Innenpring mattress. This flue' mattress cushions your body so gently that "sleeping on a dealt i» like sleeping on a cloud." „ Mr. and Mr*. E. T. Summers'll announce lit*' marriage uf Jhelr daughter, Batty loniiae to Roland W. Wesson on Aug. :t at tho home of TV. B. Kyser Ul Mims. - Tho couple are at% home l’. • T IP -T O P ICE CREAM W i mftlrt our own Ico Cream, All flavora T*»ty — Delieiou* — Healthful T IP -T O P ICE CREAM 414 Sanford A rcnu* MA FRIENDLY CHURCH IN A FRIENDLY CITY” v SUNDAY, AUG. 24th . Plant spring flowering bulbs— tulips, hyadnthe, narcssut. crocua—a few week*' before frscitng weather la due, in ground prepared wllh deep-dug well-rotted manure. Give them aillght covering when cold wsathar has set in. Plant \ 11:00 A. M .-T H E RECOVERY OF ' URGENCY!’’ <*1,11 j a f >s .• a il!) = r 1 ,f _» ^; * t . • * '• . * . CHECK ’•X a . . ' WITH *•* * ♦ » . WALKER *> ’ •* ■ • i'% t * ; . . . • -Guard A gainst------------------Aphids Leaf Hoppers Mole Cricket* Pl^k off ths last of the tomatoes ton* 8:00 P. M.-(UNI0N SERVICES) . SERVICE —the green on**. Us# the biggest • i ' the PROPER TIME with the PROPER MATERIALS Damping O ff SEVICE WILL BE BROADCAST STATION WTRR 1 ■,» FOR BUcht Transplant svargrsrui In tile •n rlr weather* giving them tims to reestablish root growths. . Put cold frames and hot beds In order so that Spring chores will ».* • J* ■» -« • ’ * • -*-• - ~ —77 • - : Walker's Proven Product* DO THE JOB l.aL lcsIcd ilrn iiu -stu id ily girctcJalilrhcd, S a n fo riz ed C h an tb ray F ull-C ut W o rk S h ir u L iurd, I 7 0 * dfrs»’t»t»c collar. 7 0 8 f. * / e l& j Bill of Gainesville, left last week lo visit' thrir son Evan raltishall and daughter In Washington, D. C. - Mr*. Molli* Dooley is homy, a it-r a week’*' visit with her ton and daughter-in-law Mr. .aui Mi*.' P. H. Dooley in WlnUr Mr. till Hart had Mr. ami Mis. Hobart .Uawthorne aa her gua*'* Thursday. ' itiibY'Cuml* >d«ulTtt Ymir nulo Urea w ntr Hk» iron liem nw «f n*r«l is” )» •HOXl, MIH., Mra.-MnrJeMe Orebtie*■Waller*. di g a statement upder.lhe watchful e>it ,i'Jly admitting how she planned holduiu irt» to glv* them “enurase." An A.W.C*J* from month* ,$n from a two mom n* vacation yacai Kentucky,' Michigan. New.' ^ ru c lh jtt. W e’ve I'" hlrungV ortl in 11tent' suit' Noaluron n. Walter*. J r , arc being he'd , Mr, and Mr*. Harry l^a l.lmliwy and daughter, Martha, of OriamV' Weie dinner gueata of Mr. aid Mr*. KJson lJoii and Mr*. Iku tha Lindsey' nforcvtl HllU'hinif. heavy With.tlx? fatal rhnollnc of IVtcr Rnl'llo (In iirnilll'iiitl Sognil a cafe <q>erat«r. during a lM>ldj(x Texas* Governor Is* Flying Enthusiast ity d a v k ciiT’av kna feme*# singli'-enginetl Saninson and the Ulluk w*s flic daredevil «f the »ul Tit. We got through the an il-air craft fh e all right, than we spot * AP Newsfeatutcii AUSTIN. Tea. Tex.;— T<'X»»' Udvern.iu Bi'SUfoid 11. Jrstw like* K* j soil piaceit and do th in g s—if he ran ride In so airplane. . Jcaier. the amiable gvntlcni.infarm rr and lawyer who tw k »fflee ex governor of the (u>o • Stnr state In January, flew more than lfi.000 mile* during nix fir-t *tX months lu office. That probably make* him- t.lio flyingrsl governor in lh, nation. Certainly be la the flvIngiMi gov­ ernor Texas ever had. • PROBLEMS. CHALLENGES - TO RURAL COMMUNITIES ; l i i a idl . other-pans" oT. modem society, rural communities are fated with changed condition.which bring both problem* ami challenges. The way the eommunlties meet their prubleina and face their challenges will have a treBteiidoua.bearUg on the future o( th T w u n try , ^ c e the nation D composed of groups of.com aunitie*. • in 1940 over half of the nation's population Under IB years of .age lived in rural coraasnltlrs. In A . pjojiortlon to the number of adults, ™' rural cummtinlUes false about twice as many children aa urban In some respect*, farm horns*— na do moat of those In rural areas —have a natural advantage over m horn... ,TT-yw pmvWl. more opportunity tor children to feel themselves useful ami important la the family. Children, like ever7body els*, want to feel that they “ belong,” that they are doing useful. family waa tha center of pfV tteally all of IU artivlUes. . out rural foieIIlee how have more con­ tacts with urban Ilf*. OaoiJ mod* ftSd automobiles make It possible for their members to go to town ta motion picture show* ami for e a e s s mm et. . •. •a a•sasei I l l - 'e m attresses __ 1 1 C .B T U I Jook-§.h,»!ig“ ---- a------. _jle.crcfi J'!*'- ^ “ CHBISTIANITY-A NECESSITY. to celuhrate Army Air force- dny. after flying over the dale cepltnl in an Army transport to swear in g rookie—all the same .LiyJester flew In an Army plane' to tha national goVerporV con­ ference at Salt I-aka City nnd laplans an air Jaunt tu Guatemala for bia-racailoft. . • ' If h> holds to thle rate, he will have flown T'O.OOfl anllee l*fore his two-year term la up. ••If s o m e th in g is » > i* g on. I like to Ire there," he explslnetl "l.y n n t to see for myself w \* t the aituation Is. A governor ought *°Jfnow t i n t hand what’s going on. T.xae Is ao Wg, the only 'AA'*’ t-» d.j I and keep my desk at the eapitol O ur . F a c to ry P ric e Ununl R etail Price • 2 9 5" 395u Roll Edge Type Frehuilt Border 4 a a 6'1 I .— Box Springs .— Hand Tied . ’ * . ’ . *, ; * 3 9 50 7 9 :«.. H o l l y w o o d B e d s — C o r i i 'p i t t e w ith I n n e r s p r in g M a ttre s s While They Last tl,I<nA prll° Texie *»* ‘orn hy tw oj major d lsasler* -a tkmadu n i • « - , handle. plosion. . the scene—-hy nlr. „ „ orld War I eipcrh -ira gave him confidence In airplanes. H* was k c D n ip u n y . t^rtm untlrr m tn^ 90th Infantrv dlvlsloii and waa •*algrred as a Ral.o* 9 ^ hla groand o u t f i t and the Wth air Coil SprinffB & Innerspring M attresses ^'ljb'm ade one Uaffle ntmlv flhtM In the UlervoOft-Verdnn • region. That was the day ofWr « ‘,,nn‘T In which he admlta l*a ha*l aaid 159 n Coil Springs » and Innerftpring 4 9 .5 0 Coil Springs .warn.’i ' * - ; . .50 1 j U> Improve health, ao that hlMrsn win b* better -equlpv “ ' to pe<l physically l rqh the race of life; to provide wliolriome recreHt ronterxer-uw e 12 -5 # Also a num ber Of O utstanding Values In New, and Slightly jlscdiledg, Springs anfl M^ttresfieR. Stop In And I/mk Around 1' ORLANDO, FLORIDA i.fO r C O u r O w n St|tt:tre-H ull D enittnl . ft Rural Common Sense Don t Rink Your Celery Crop • fj.T • ■ S turdy, army-type twill! Precision cut for te a l t i l Phone 1218 rience _ I'arvtt llucklen Re>int Runl! • o f S a n fo riz e d T w if l # H ire .»»»■ mixture. rrro a re me soil and plant soma of the uertuniafs . yo n , tvxat i»r ndxt vear. . Check the rosy husne# and pre­ pare to protest the let* hardy ipecles with a .manure, Icavo* or h a y ’ cover. (Moat hybrids and •hnib rosea don't need It.) Protect the more tender pertn- • D ig M ac * D u n g a re e s Matched W ork Scu te d family of Belle Glade Mi and Mis. K. 8. IwFil* of Mim atul Mr. and Mr*. Frank I^FI* snd ton Billy, weie weekend (oasts of Mrs. Sarah lorFlU.'' * — ' Mrs. Iwstar Brown and Jilnmy Save ralurnril hum* a flu •pending a week in Jacksonville visiting with Mr. and Mrs. n . M. Torres and family. . Mrs. Nells Thomas wa* dlmwi guest of Mr. nnd Mi*. J. T McLain, Sr. in Orlando .Sunday Mrs. T. W. Prevail and eld! then, Addle amt Carlton, win. , have h*«n visiting .•elatlye* u. ^ Miami! returned home Monde;.. FOR T H E B E S T ICE C REAM Glv* the lawn a fail feeding o f bona, meal or Some commercial product at a rate of 10 pounds p«i 200 square feet, scratched In with • ^ a n fo rire d D cn A i P . O . Box 1475, S a n fo rd , F lo rid a - .- •• *• * "GriHiuMlrrl C ut" All O v er H I ! . H nr-T nckcd nl S lru lr. I'u in U ! < • S o f THI MIT1IH DHI0AT10N. *cn\ to the,United SlalM io bccin a atudy of wav* to modify ihe t the U.S. loan l<» nrllaln, *re pictured on U;cif arrival at the NatlopM Alrr-ort who will present their rssc to tlttscopnlfy's NaUtmal Advlaor^- Counril on Int ancial Prohlemsi are (L to r ) : ’John,W««V* Fleming. KmMmle reetirn pf the red Eady. Second Secretary of the T r.u u ry ; Alev nr tier T. Oran t, AsiUUnl Secrc Edniund Hall-Patch, Deputy,Under-Secretary o{ Statv. _ (thtem .v,-« II pii vy . S unfiirizt'tl Drnlin! Joe Saunders, M anager M argaret Ann By KATE PERKINS, * AP Newafealuj-ra Writer POUND RIDGE. N. Y— The air haa a brisk feel, the late flown* Ing them In a ventilate! cold celand trees are .full of colot ami the Cover up tha strawberry plant* few things left In the ifarucn aie with aom* protection lPine n*«dU* pretty unexciting. •re vary good indeed). But Fall is no time t > «ound re­ Give the delicate shrubs tha treat on garden. There’s plenty of benaflt 6f burlap covert to brealr 1ln*Iin4.M U cing_up wind b lastran d snow. ' •>!* " t IHUfftll* t,Vnl with Kunw. Ilm ny will t)o .l tir-r food* moist r.n I I'tWi U t.«;r stating if you w rv» «hun indvhlualtv nr in small lot- fur ionWtarncr in.' oetviug. ylii ai*. you Han a snack while iris.n r or •» Ornic lunch. eh'ne, have turned again to peaceful research wurk. but whereat they once had mu'1 ■lions of marks and the beat peasibte scientific aqutpmtnt to work *1 lo apply on purchase price. fAII ate.welcome, f B V E N T ^ jj ted liu m ' “» ilivt’ “We Ioak a •1 IUMl end hedge- h' uuru luiiii*’. A Tier We -hook the F uU rr*. ;*»«» r rut -back up and put uc throUUh r .r r v truk in the hag. When »' got h.uk to the has*. I had ilwrirk.' that aitnlanra were aafe. I aM "We don't ha«* th« none; l» train yuung arientUta,' er their work already has bean dona. After signing the elective gov­ Tuftless Innerspring "In addition, the whole ques­ ernor hill. President Truman said tion of patent rights -la a ter­ that this legislation “it a, great step toward complete telf-gorern- rific drag. This is not so tiue in madlciite where the sclentis'i at* willing to do any amount o! Firtl Natlvy Governor President Truman signed' the unrewarded work for public wel- Box Spring To Match elective governor bill a year and fate. In industrial research, how­ ID daya after he gave Puerto Kico ever, It I* a different story and Its firat native governor — J. T. at the moment the German sci­ Pinero, who succeeded Hrxford G. entist or inventor has no pntSanford Furniture Co? vnl_ Hotectlon." Tugwsll. , The Institutes sre dependant on Ned Smith, Mgr. land's resident rommiatlonar in 300 B. 1st. St. ' WaaMhgton, pledged himself in Iris contributions from the Carman [tty. °f 8cienc*. from private 'Right where we’v* inaogutal speech to be-thu last governor appointed hy the .P resi­ individual* and institutions interdent. To this end he hat devoted much of his efforts In tha liluit time he ha* been goranvor. v Puerto Rico'* political laadar•hip la, agreed that tha new re­ WANTED form will not aolve th* island's social, and ■eeonamte—pnrbicmtr Some leaders have twan opposed To lemse with InUntion of buyloi to the measure on tha ground that home rurnlshed furnished or Uftfurnishcd. Fainll nontf "it b only a site* of bread whea A«ur»nc# of kdtpittjr properly In the bent Puerto RicA has besp asking for their shampoo off with a Irmon or a vinegar rinse. , One professional hairdresser in town uses beer to set the hair. The advantage of beer Is th a tjt not only speed* up the drying process hut It actuall/ seems to ki'vi) the wave in tor u longer Period. ' And there is no beerscent after the hair ft dry. • lf»vou arc going to experiment with one of these long-into-sliori hairstyles, why not ask vour hair­ dresser to give you a styling and shpV you how lo arrange it Than :f<’ should be a, simple matter for tfii lo accompliUli a professional lialrdrcxaing Jolb homo. And [rTrtitin^er. in a ipsrimynling whh a nekf coiffure i(4, wnii everything veiling oanric*. A A the Berlin. Citjf counril. . r« y 5,;. •• t:„ , . ••iiM tdi ' . - k - neglected, the latetepU of ^ Ry|, pU centering etaewhere. ;mUB|t . , rresslvo rural communities, M U h|p, • SANFORD ^ iS M -- * • (fainweopw^j; . "• I • * T ’’• •' ’ i - . ^ :• ‘ " •: j.: ‘ f u r d A m u . 4 rtu ltd ORLANDO rV P h 6ne 1232, H anford �RActt rfluit :v .. f t ! Sanford Herald KeUtUaX** la *al)r *>»»• •■tire* ant »am!»r at la a liili t'Urtai III H an alli At»aa* rd iU H -s * r.a irrtl r t a n a l rta» taatl Oeteher XT. til*, at l*e rati Dill. •I junior*. »1ofl*». nn4rr tka Ai at la a iiM at Marrh *. IMT. y (toil..V\II I- DRAH Ml!■» . c o n n o i n r .t i Raaikaf* H aaaitr . .B tiarn im o x r a t r * p* Carrier, track .... * 6 a* Rotitlt ....... ^ 1.,..... .—. Tkffa Maalfca X- ■ .— Bit Maftka .™;----« Oat" Tear r.; ■ At) akltvarr a atlm aar4a iWaaka, ratnlatlaaa a il aarlraa aAltrlalnatrirta far tka paraaac railing taaia. trill kc rfcarge* at fairalar aitcrtlllac lin ts Island Arw.parrr Rafiaaralatlt lar., rcyrctcau Tka IfaralA la II aalfaaal I lain of ■*<«,lining. 0(4 rta arc malatalarA la tka larva elltca la rkv ronntrr trllk fctataa icrt la f'klraaa aat Here Tark. • F or some reason, C anada's northern caribou hards changed th eir m igration ro u tes this year.' T his'dobs not seem a t firs t glance v e ry im portant, b u t-ft result* in an entire governm ent departm ent going,into actibn. Up there north of the M anitoba border the eccentric behavior of the caribous brought tragedy for a tiny colony of prim itive Eskimos whose m ain food supply wds carl" and fish. Word trickled out to O ttaw a th a t these bewll families were dying of starvation. S traightw ay th e Health and Resources D epartm ent m ade plan# to send In a relief plane carrying food, fish nets, am m unition and other sup­ plies. Those hearing relief w ere instructed, furthenoore, to aign up the fam ilies fo r baby bonuses under the na­ tional Canadian F am ily Allowance Act. These particular Eskimos have been isolated for gen­ erations up th ere in the .near-arctic fastness. Probably in all of Canada there la no people so close to .th e aborurnal. Faw have ever seen a w hite m an. Think, then, w hat .their sentim ents, w e ri when the g re a t mechanical bird disgorged white rescuers, food and the.puzzling offer of help from the Fam ily Allowance A ctlThe money in itself may m ean little to the Eskimos. Riit they Will boon learn th a t it can be exchihged fo r food, clothing, tools and- blankets—and those things will mean much. Maybe the change In caribou routing m iy rtot havb been auch a .bad th ing a fte r all. Tka Herat* la a MCrakcr, nl l|* Auadati* Praia ttklck la calllM aaclaaiirtt In Ike ate al ir f ltlallaa at all Ike tonal actea i>rlak*> la Ikla nrmpaper, at n tll at HI AP a tm Alapalrku. Factual Evidence Most of the im portant alma and a ttrib u tes of life are intangible and therefore difficu lt to depict— things like patriotism , contentm ent, freedom, th rift, friendship, democ­ FRIDAY, Aug. 27. I*IT racy. The enterprise known as the Freedom Train, which s ta rts next m onth from Philadelphia, is an effo rt to m ike HIHLE VERSE FOR TODAY more real some of these abstractions, particularly those TflAT IS THE BEST WAY TO th a t have made the historic Anglo-Saxon tra d itio n . w hat „ REFAY GpD'S'INFINITE I.GVf: it )s. ' :* tv* i.'f.-' *i tilt* . I/OTt oh# atththat'ej I have fo*M •I^ ■■■ v *• * .|V /A i* ■'I f • 7 .?* w ,, v , . S p o n io re d by th e .. , * BONO A0A1NST IIATR •' *: (From Ilippoereti-I. * y JTate wtU thill ih* #y*« shin*. ■ - Half will draw the mouth thin Awl All' that tea* mine. Without and within, * * n Will tour Ilk* spilled wine. •* f 4»ii=ijiifC* i *?o » i, Thin Ho on* will tall uk that lhe»# are river*. Th«t there are river* of euol mouitain water (fo r who will remtinher the green place* t f And that tha forest* ar-t deep and ahadotty With tha bird* making muale tn tham foraver. • • =| A .n e rtc a n R i r i t i l voluntary fibtf.profit- fcfroup, the F tth to n j. -to be » traveling musei|m o t democracy- , papers ,a s .,th e D eclaration''of Indfj>tndencei Jbe- tTlginal ... o frB .... ........ ^355 m anuscript of- the .Bill Ig h ts, *n*f the Lincoln C*th copy* ’ of England's ■'Magna ■Cart*, the ________iL _____ _ .he c o p y ;o f’ t h e 'U .a L i . >11 ‘I’ Yl S tates C onstitution th a t h is C^orge W isnington’s jiotes on It. the m anuscript of Lincoln’s proclam ation th a t frbqd the ■nlavea. i y : . t From New England south and westward, 800 ebram unitles will be \dsited In all 48 ,states and 29,000 milbs covered. The crowds who will view thk exhibits will ste first hand those documents^ th atjrtala ln .a g * l4 * s-w itn ew e s to-th e-m en -T v h trw o fk T d 'fo r the highest ideas of western civilization. , O ldsters as well as the young will mlip in ip irttio n for dedicated living. But especially th e children will be hilped by these m aterial relics to a renewed faith in<hum 4 n worth The aword will not turn Into a nlowthare Or the aharp apear* Into pruning hooka (For who will remember the green placet ?) Whan God ha* been rruelfled agajp By RALPH n . IIEPi’K upon hate And tha poet* hare died iorrow]iig AP N4waf*aturoa PALO ALTO, C*Hf.—Mutl: can for beauty. , turn produetkotv curve*.upqriri!. Ih caitarn factory on'a highly raThera will ba no one to tclf u * '|hit an petitlv* aaiamMy IWt* operation which le forgoVAt . * . , avairifad 7 oarcant percent hlch hIL And noion*,tocom foef ,o#. in *If outout av«rag*tl ur|ng'th« d*y and J ^ ,P a re n t 4* . weeping lUfhneic acn ie wm played. ,. hen (For who will,remember the green nlahqw . Henry Clay Smith of K4nll *plaoe*?) . college^. Clin (on, _t*.^ tell*, When our lira know only the *«d ton about the experiment la a monoAnd no duir e i^ t fift“*1T ftnti * « h tha de r tha . the heart rcholof leal; Aaeoaiatlon, r y v i g g g iiip w MPfs ,o*eph Tiffin of Purdue'ilMyi*. T 7 a la tart It aiielr ( h Hate will auek thei blood dry, ally aaya in a fare word that It , ' Hata will pick the bon* hire "Biay w*U bgeome a .ntllevtope V Altd all that wa* I, ettionk atbdled on the uaa of tnunc Eternal and rdre. In lnduitnr.H Will erumhle and dl*. . i GIt.EAN - : - Rgfc UOUOIAR ■An * * Even in chctt strange t*U* bob •qnfpmant *raS'‘th* »ccno of illd Production Speeded At Plant By Music | i | 3 H i • •I ’ up about Ruisians. A (lory firjt told »oon after the Boltbevik revftlution end repeated ilietf only the other d»y in a newipeper :he» column fiom Engilnd, u that the Ruitiini have given up the traditional ntmet of king, queen, knight and the real, end now call their pieect "woikmen," “liekle," etc., in conformity with the new era. H :.z u £ t . *; The Belgian profettor, Augutt: pic card, who atartled the world 15 5 yeari ego by penetrating 55,000 n e t Into* the ilretoiphere in a b»l, toon, now it to uie an underwa* ter "bellopn" to inveitigate oceen ' ifeplhi/ R q .h lP H i^o H w n eaJar ‘ under the wire* a» 12,000 I tf , » depth never • eOlincd before, i b d ’ average iqien 'end', womgtl ceding ofl thkaa-pUnr-cm • only nirvel at the icWftfrit'i iniitilMc urie»ity^-end“ hW ' courage.- " s - r rtUikVciyJ^d t 9.lt. .•* .ii?' • r,! td lTiia greater. < eoMrtnnk a* ‘ mnie -on 'th* ... .. . . . - - - -j ponded With * greater demand for diual; o n J h it 11 *»• *p>euate _ John Sampson Kirby, _____ fount lagle. Te*m, la pic­ tured at 8t B lrabeth’CHodpltal for the Ihdane, tYeafttegtori foBowlni hi* arrest by C*pitol police. Kirby, fotted carrying a JS revolver, was takeh litto custody After walking Into th* Mice i t Rep. KefSurer <DTenn.) where he deelardd he had Just "been elected President of the United BUtea." JfnterMttotwD Botfle’s b eared Under River B ridge; Debris »aW prefertnei: Th# greater effecllventti of certain dlatribotlon* of muilc eorreipondi with an # k p rm * d ‘prefereiico for such utlona. nlttr-tlriick midtown Broad S tieet Bridge frohi th* Scioto River h*ttom-and authorltlea expm aed fear thAt Sort** bodies might be dfacovrred Under th# debris, udding to the toll of four InjuTed. Th* * ? K 4 / t S - - Struck .a^-Uu* helfthih of an electrical a to m dur­ ing la st night's rush hour. The four known Injured were hurled into tha river below and rescued nulck|jr..More than 100-feet of the bridge'* , bellUitrada waa dropped Into the water with them. 1 i“ ta Were combined, — - amount of muilc, but not on the other two lhlfla.Accident* tended* to inert*** wltk a large Increase in the numb h r of *emlele»*ie*l aelcctions played,'but not wRh a large inI n ’the number of vocal W , ' .; nded- to , .Inerta** in fbo opening ■w.Trf-.v'AavPr' 'bten Vliltfhr >!-*: V ■ J ^ nkIIWf . ^ Mr*v R. L. Ragsdale,'Mr*.- PiUl Campbell,' ■Mr*.- J. B. Jote*. J f , Mr*. Theodore Aulln, .8r., ani Mra. Irvinff Malcolm. .} ’ Prolessor and Mr*. Waiter A. “ Teague, who have bea» aHmata*— | sulnmer ■school at Stetaon Urnveialty, Del.and, have complet'd their work there end are prena preparwning of the Ing for th* Opening th* achool here. Prof. T eague etg u t it. I*, .the prii prin­ cipal of. this achool. and Mr*. Teague a teacher. Mra Carraway, who it atill confined to the Fernald-Laughton Memorial . Hospital, la reported I Improved. H Mra. B. I*., W htsler and M r. * J . B. Jones, J r. aptnt Monday In W inter Park. ■Mil- Ban. Wglnwrlght and Mr*. J. S: Jwiev. J r. spent Tutad.v Inr .SaUfetd, . qb bu*lna'»». Mn. Watnwr||(ht la, ablji not again n R « jf atvpral iii\ t , J t l -tended to decree*# n*Mr! Mr an<T hire.1J. Y. Karri* anif rmihdc’la tha earlier.pert 0/ shift b u t- to Inrtvem wlth ■ In th* letter p a rt u fi; \». ■ •» - ^ •—■- lie i. .X*'* • • • • mm •f: iM edv f ' IV ‘ _;f •** • 85 but Annetta"‘?Tripp of Cocoa-i* ) •pending a while here with Mn. J. 11. Lee, Jr., Mr. Lee end chil­ dren, and'* AtidrCy Cox, Joanne Meek and* Dorothy Nlblack. Audrey Cox; who haa been qulti 111. ie able to be out ageln. Mrs. Lloyd Kaontx la conflr.td to the Oranger General Hoipital after, bevlng undergone a major opgrajUon,, Mr. end Mra. A. R. Hunter entertained with a fleh fry In > honor of Mr. 'and Mre. Thorn** E. Todd of-New York City. ThoM enjoying thi» affair with th* honoree* and 'hoits w'ere .Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hunter and Mr*. Jo* Roberta and daughter*. Wendi* and M*ry of Fort Pierce. Among those from Oviedo at­ tending th* aperial called meet­ ing of the '•Seminole Chipt«r No. - 81 Order of EastMr. and Mra. Thomat E. Todd. - Todd'a parent*, Mr. and Mrs. 1 A. R. Hunter, have returned to thifr. home. ", t. Chapter Net Order of> East- * ---------- -- t 'ie Masonic TemCOLUMBUS. 0 „ Au*. S2.,IA0— ern B ta r it A Urge «r*na waa 6*ed teday to -pie In Saenford Thursday night remove httge seetloua of the light- were assistant aaalatant worthy w orthy jiatron. p It it V Y • ‘ ■ ■I'. • i pe.v mm m ->• it', apif ,i'.- j ' •- *V 9 W, • •• g 1 • *1 f ^ a tn .- T '• t ,k - '•***.' • • • • * » • WANTED RELIABLE • ‘ ............... CONCERN OR PARTY ihlft had retslirely large Imcnt About 1,000 pirroju To haiidle nationally known,.paint line. * -a and tha other two ehlfte, 1 on tha payroll *durtavif tW it decreaeea in the number of 18 weeka of the itudy. Only financially, reaponslfilp n^gd apply. Before muilc waa tried, em­ •celdaota where muale we■ played. Accident! tended to Increaie on ployes were asked ^ b o u t their W rit* Box G. Care Herald praferencea. A large majority said the day shift with Increase* In the muale would he pleasant. Only 1 percent tald it would lw "extremely unpleasant-** Forty-four per­ cept reported they would like tpuele "all of the time." Moat rrafarrad awing and aemlclaatical to "hot” and “claMlcal.” ' Employ *a Pleated All ago group* favored muale, although tnoa# under £0 were molt enthualaeUe. , Tha roil»le periods vailed from one to five hourt. There aUo were "no-muale" day*. , ' Dr. Smith aaya tha resulta of the experiment ehowed: ' Bikta and County Occupgtionnl U fgnsir Law wrninded By th a 1947 Sesalon. 1, Production under v a r y i n g NER' OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE LAW to 8. Thera war* maximum ductlon Increase* with n ir in * percent n( the time on tha shift, 50 percent on th* night shlfl 8. Production tended to d em aaa with n U rge increase in the num­ ber of scmlclastlcal selections but did not very with n large Inert*## In the number of voeel*. Welt*** war* more effective at th* opening of th* ih lft than marches. Lew Production Raised m . 4. Production Increases wore 24112 X |th o f 1947 amends Section 205.11, Florida Statute* 1 l4 4 k ,«nd'ptfovfdes for a penaliy for delinquenclda'in paym ent of «tate and ’ county occupational licenses. Under th is A ct If any Iicenf«?nSejprovld«d by thia or any other law of the state of Florida, to be p a w t< A he Tax Collector, shall remgln unpaid a fte r fta due date for a perigd. .a t ninety (90) daya, thh tax shall be deemed delinquent and there ehaU-be added UAMBONE’S MEDITATIONS ward* r e ^ e e tm . Special to Tke Sanford ITorat4 Johnnie Jona*, aon of Mr. *•£ a Mr*. 3. H. Janet, left Wednttdjy w (morning for Mtonn, Genrgit, where ne will be thd g u m of hi* grandparent!, Mr. and Mia H. B. Reeve*. Mr. and Mr*. Reeve* are expected to accom­ pany him' home, a* Mr. Reeve* will be, recuperating from an' operation whieK h i will undergo Monday. ' , . Al Rptberg (pent Wedntaday In Jackapnvllle. ,, — 1 greattat during the houts of low production. -S. The more an employ.' wanted muale, .the mor* muilc Unded to (Acreage production) the lower the n'P^*yw■, 'production, 'tile m ire Late home lait night beciute you were * ought in a traffic jam > If it i* any comolstion, it .will happen a lot oftener in the future. Traffic congestion it get­ ting worse, according to th* •7 Amy American Society of Pfenning Offifialt. In epite of all the junking of old cars, the number of au MAH OLE AR ALL tomobiki on the road fell from r ig h t p o h a s u m p a t 1941 to the end of 1946 by oqly Rioe,9UT bf 'n T se 426,328, Afafn^t, this should bg eel the new care, which desplld 1 IN A HOfW*< t 1 AIT what impatient would-be buyers BACK, l TWDEMULE' think, are really being built, sold and set to taking people plicet. Of the many congresiymal' invesligeting coamitteei. only cur it kseurn to have made a Presi­ dent. The Truman committee that, to e lM 4mo the expenditures A ir­ ing the waf became fevorably known. lie repuUtion made Sena­ tor Truman • nominee for vicepresident in |944, and thereford Prerident a yegr later. If on* tom ' mitt*# succeeded, another mieht -Mead lepi m ntWi W TS3~practieAii . ly 4U aeMton tegard tbeautirve . good presidential t im b w ^ well publicized invastigation raighl hklp considerably. At the very k a iL it should b* aa am t to- Spaclal to tlio Sanford HartU By MARIAN R. JONES thereto, and become a jrart of the tax, a penalty of 10% df^K a Original , unount of tha license tax. F u rth er, the Tax Collector ehall Issue a w a rra n t, in the same m anner provided.by Uw, against th e person o r ptr*0Tvs liable thg payhient of the license \m% and p e n a lty .: ' r >; 'V. . A ll'those required under the Law to have an occupational U o frfa 'to ba obtained through-thJa officO a H urged to o b tiin tam e Immediately when bOtlnnlfur buainess arid those already licensed are urged to obtain thalr yearly license promptly on o e to h ^ l w h & t ia tiie patlonal llceArt ^ License t i x o r o ther ta x inform ation Aft} AsaUtaric* will be ed by th is offfca a t all times. Xn. ' iU v . J o ln i______ , „ , . 1 T*x Collecfof Seminole County K>V. �BIDAY, AUGUST. 2 2 , 1947 TH E SANFORD S E R A M , SANFORD, FLORIDA Grice Sebree' Weds In Tarrytown, N. Y FRIDAY The Townsend Club will hold {ts.rCguIar meeting In the Touriet Canter a t 8:00 o’clock. After Ihe business meeting there will be tard i and games. Refreshments wall be served. Members and frlendi are Invited. • A fit. Monica Chapter, Holy Cress Iptsee pal Choreh, w ill. mMt at the Parish House at 6:3D P. M. and go to San Lando Springs w hen they will have a picnic. The Sanford Merchants Aestci•t!on will meet at 7:00 P. M. at th& Mayfair Inn. SUNDAY The regular Sunday night dinj a r Will be aenred at Hie Seminole ffibuntrv Club at 6:30 o’clock. ,Mii* Jackie Brotehio, whose marriage to J im ts L. Inyiay, Jr. •rill bt* ad event of Aug. W, wk, honored thl* morning with a cola party given by Miss Mildred Robson at 10:90 o’clock at her home in Ban Laijta, Lovely-ar­ rangement* Of spring Lower I de­ corated the room* of the. Kotuon home. Mlaa Rpbion presented tln honoree trlUr, crystal gobleU in her Chantilly pattern. The hos’eW wa* assisted In serving by her mother, Mra. James N. Robson, Jr. Thdie invited to be with Miss Brotchte wfr* her mother. Mrs. Karl Broome. Mrs. Lqp Moore, Mr*. Donald Jones, Mrs. Wltlianf Blair and Mr*. Frank !Uy. Also the Missel Shltlejf Smith, Martha Perkins, Nancy Collum, Jane Thigpth, Martha Brown, C.itrllle Bat­ ten. Aodrey Bach, Sylvin Metvoh. Mary Ann Whelehei; Kathryn Wig­ gins, Jean Harper, Daphne Con­ nelly and' Betty Jo Brock. [ Mr*. Ik g h Whelchel it visiting for a w eft with Mte. John Plate* at Daytona Beach. .'Mr. and Mr*. F. ST Dergf- and daughter, Juahlta, of Temps rpeht yesterday in SanfAfd witn Mr- dtid Mrs. WiJter flerfh Mr. and Mr*. Wiliam Vlhlrn have a t their guest their.Horn* on Elliott Avenue. L*rry Koselka of Prairie deChlne, Wise. 7 Mra. Dorm Turrentino tonvllle I* the gueat of Mrs. E Heights. JarkIK and Floral Mr. and Mrs. William Wray will return tonight from Burns­ ville. N. C. after spending some The Truth Seekers Class of tha Fftrkt Methodist Church sell] hold Ita monthly social and business meeting In the Chureh anneg at 8:00 P. M. y. ; Beardall Avenue Chipel circle Miss Betsey Dibble meeting will be held at 3:00 P. M. Tells Wedding Plans WEDNESDAY k V- _ ' The Order of the Eastern Star Miss Betsey Dibble ot Ur Land ori)l.hold iU annual Robert >|orjMri, noiq iu pienfe In Oviedo Park a t 4:00 who»4 m akrtsf, U* H arry Bro*v»-> Mra. Robert William* and daughter. Miss Nanev .WIIKims, plan to return on Monday from Davlona Beach where they have beep staying a t the Hutchixon Apartments. *• Co-Ed Class Honors Couple A t Church Will b* glad improving* Tv (Ten at .her W AVenue. le 5,'> - | Members of the Co-ed Class of th l F irst Presbyterian Church entiftained last night at 8:00 o’clwk lh Ihe social room Of L u church' (honoring Miss Bettry Dibble snd mlid of. honor and only attendant, Miss' Marguerite Dibble, alto of iwnle# whoer marriage D el-ani .Mr.. Uruwniee’s l.e-l mar, ers and greenery w<*rn used In will be Arthur Branan and usher* ifuelon to decorate the boom. •re. Job McCaslin, Ralph O kies pf ring the evening game* w en West Palm Beach, J. Rhodes Spell conducted by Mrs. pougta* E. of DeLattd and Russell L. Dickson of'Cocba. Charles. , Because of a recent Illness1In The group presented the eouple with china in the Rosalind* battern. the family there wlll.be no recep­ Refreshments were jervt-d which tion end immediettl* following will leive t . l*4ve Included lime sherbert ami cake. the ceremony the. coupje Serving were Mrs. William Hait- for a . weddltig trip through Hi* 9 ley, Jr., Mre. P. R. Rtephenson m ountains or North Cgrolina.' " and MU* Mary Thomas Wilkes. Thts# present were Mis* Dibble O.E.S. Has Regular and Mr. Brownlee, Ur. an I Mrs. Meeting Thursday George Dekle, Mr. anI Mrs. Hart'■ ^ ___ , ,.,'V Uy, Her., and M«- Charles. Mr*. Margaret MUIar, Mr*. Stephen! 7;,Or(l4r:qf ‘tW Eesterri Star, 8*hw K Battr.M ppre ami Fred UUtline. Azalea Circle ^ At Coronado Beach 'The*A s!fier*c5re5rTr7ni? Sentd Garden Club met on Wedneily.a\ the Capstan at Naw An]hrv t Black. Mr*. J. A. Potjder s*rr. I as hostess for the occasion durg which time *T»itn»trtg waa tlfu^ h g t she I* p rsnant- opera aTifO Palmetto Mathkws arrived rcroit, O t. to spend Uh her slrU t and Mr. and Mr*. Ar- it . rtyon. N. any Mis. inward to rmes end Mrs ? enford'by. ear. : llarrv Grithball of Char let too, 8. C. and Flalrock; JJ. C. Is visitIng In Sahford, at thk hbmc of Mlv betufbdU Hagan for tlli weekend, lie plans, to rbtume hi* studies at Ihe Citadel in the nekr future.. > Joeeph' E.’ SchptieVer of Mt. JXr4 4hd' Percy BrOwrr of New York City w ho>r* eoilngrtcd with fl*nJ4li*n.EtUHa ivMicd In Fan- Jack Burney, worthy nutikon,ip fti iW nir." PUhiiwera'eqmplMrd-lktr ind children. Beitric lee - RiAetb- Mbitt* Wcrdr which ♦on. Jr. r*lave. Htdkni krill be held* In Oviedo Park otl 'After iTtiltiAgt ftir, I Aug^ M at 4:00 P. K. ; Plans were also m ad e.for the visit <f the Petekeburg. »ho ipL B. A school II be held on fiejjt f. in tiro c h lp ttr invitation received from the* Bariner was served «t.G ardner’* bcrrM* Chapter to the local chap­ u r.n t * »* itaurant. ter to attend’ their meeting on S ept II syhen Urey will nave Mrs. Bartow as their gueaL Mrs. Wurt Mra. W. P. Field*. Mrnt O. R, Warner, aseociale matron, was ap­ Herndon. Mrs, C. K. Carter. Mre. pointed to be In charge of tbu P. H. Lanelng, Jr., Mre. J , L. subscriptions for the O’ K 8. magClark, Mr*. Henry Ruseell, Mr. stlnc. Practice of offlcere was and, Mre. M. Moya, Mlsi Ella Let called for Bept 3 a t 6:00 P. M. Klrchhoff, Mrs. Fred Pop* end About .,38 members were present Mre. June RoumillaL * ’ for the meeting. | i I*a# »=: iejas.f lllitorle Christ Church in Tarrrtoirn. N. Y., where f»T many rear* Washington Irving served as a veitryman, was the scene of the lata afternoon veddlng of Grace Elisabeth Sehree. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Duren of Sanford, and Joha Korewlch. eon of William Korewlek of Ynnkerr, N. Y. The ceremony was perform­ ed on July 12. Nuptial muiic wan played by M in Iona See, church organist, and Included "Noetum .\ Opui M, t i. k* nOlch." i - - ................ No. a4,"*• "lek "Ich* Llebe and th* Tntermetra from "Cdverllcrt Rum ticsnl." The traditional wrddiug marches were used. The overture to "Romeo and Juliet" was anftly played during the ceremony and the hymn. “O Petfect l.ov»," was heard on the chimes following the 'Benediction. , The hrMe ws* given in marrlage by her brother-in-1*»! Lieut. John S. Strobel, URN. Rhe a ore • wedding gown designed hy Mr*. Strobe! fashioned of soft eggshell chiffon. It featured fe high neck­ line with a round yoke of lace. The filled bodice had ehjrt puffed sleeves of lace and the wide gath­ ered skirt terminated In a short train. The-fingertip length veil fell'from a tiara or teed pearls. She wore a single strand of pearl* and full length gloves and carried a bouquet of white rotes and car­ nations Interspersed with heby’a breath and fern. Mre. 8trobel, the former lr>a Sehree. served her sister as mat- 1 f■ r: t Mrs. Maty Strong hss retained from a 10 nay visit with her eonIn-law and daughter, Mr. end Mom. Align MosHey. * , Theesa Strobel. niece of the 14-V^ar Old I^ags bHrt, v i i flower g irl.,. Hi. Strobel w on a gown ofBig Game In Africa f . chiffon ilm llar to that of the I'i. ' Her gown ftaturrS a- hatNEW YORK. Aug. 22, rtf’)—A ] aau nrrlilinr anti h"r hfidilrrM 14-rear-old Mrmphls, Term. sail * » '« halo of pink net am) small hai just returned from an Afrlrun [ flowr*. She wora long pink gloves ■afarl In which ihe brought do« n ' •m il bouquet of pink carnation* an elephant in hrr first h'g tram* t •ml rose* with delphinium anil hunting expedition. bale's breath. The flower girl The routhful Annie Oakley is wop pale blue net with a fitted bodee of an off-the-ahoulder He Miaa Virginia Walton Brooks, liter with a long full skirt. Her daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kerry hat wai a halo of matching net Doawell Brooks, alio incmlieta ,of ■ Ihe hunting expedition. Her fa th -1 and.ihe carried an old-fashioned rr is a Meiitphls cotton merchant. < flowr arrangement of pastel turn rear floweri. M. Korrwick choir for hi* hert mar. John >Urtln Va*r.t. of North Tarvtown. and hla ushen v.-yrt hli >t«lhrr-in-faw, William Burkiof Itamford. Conn., and Van F,. Prtitt of New York City. Fdlnwlng the ceremony a recep. ion was held a t'th e home of Mm ; bhi Vavra in North Tarrvtown 4ft* which Mr. and Mrs. Korewicl left for a short wedding tiip In Northern New York. Mrs. Korew in’# traveling rostum i waa a dreamaker suit of beigt gabardint wUh whlrh she wore brawn mile*. They arrived here by ptene week. •ccbrories and a white flower hai. thl* Asked In an -Intervtw if she Herihoulder corsage whs of white had been frightened. Miss Brooks rove M-s. Korewick attended lo.al replied: "I have confidence In myself. echwl* and graduated in lf*45 I didn’t find anything.to be afraid frnn Rotlini College in Winter of. It was something I’ve always Part where the majored in music andwas prominent in campus actl- llw d for." vltbi, She has made her home in Nev York for the past two years whtre she is continuing her ftudy of »o|ce with Alfredo Martino. Nr. Korewick tervhl with" the Unted State* Army, during the re*Ht' W it , dnd waV atktionc.l in the European Theater of Opera­ tion. He Is at present a student at the New York University Col.leg? of-Engineering, where he Ik G WANTED Life Gourd for Sanford B*» A T * n p ia .C Iu b Call Lind Weber, Gen. M i r . he MayfAir Inn Telephone 1200 i Still A Good Selection At r.r& tly Reduced Prick* 1 Table 1 Table BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. t . A. Monfnrton Mr, and Mrs. H G. McIntosh, and daughters, Sandra ami Sonia, II. announced today the birth of a have returned from a thre*-w**h» daughter, Margaret Maniuis*-, on vlllt In North Carolina. ld:Li\i*hlnn ._ 1 F W AUX1UAUY M EETS... 7b» Veterans of Foreign Wars Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ileal] of held their regular hurl* Silver Springe, Md. visited with Auiltiarv new meeting Ust night at thl friends In Sanford yestcnliy. Mrs. Tnitint Center at 8:00 o’clock. Bvail Is the former Katherine Rorline' huslneae was carried nn Beam and Is a former resident of after which a social hour w*» tnthis citv. Joyed and refrerltmems enjoyed. Friends of Lieut. Comdr. John Hnppy Birthday C. Strolxl will regret tn learn that he Is confined to the Naval Hos­ pital at Corpus Chrlsii. Tes. for Mildred Robson a series of operations. Mrs. Rtrobel and daughters, Gr.ve nnd Cvthig, are rejlding in Corpus CJiristt where Comdr. Strobel is attached to the Naval .A ir Station ns In­ structor. Mrs. StknbH la the'form t i Iris Sehrei of Sanford. ’’ i• it • Friends of Bill Llvfngstoh, St*, who his been, confined tn the Nival Hospital in Jackarhvlire M i the nail three ' mfehlhi," w iir'lje Intgreited to lelrn that he Is being rn about Repr. I i transferred to 8t. Athens Hospital beds to fufcJF.iiiiSp'iiai'"1' m um SLACK S lilfS fiv TOM sA W V K ft Am) M « i or goat rant IA; 5.95 6.95 10.95 11.95 «ai ; *t* ^*-r X BREAKFAST BPEc i A l c l u b b r e a k f a s t m e n u ' TOUCHTON’S LUNCHEONETTE A PLEASANT GOOD MORNING ' Values VAlu^A VAluta Vilu'^R SPORT SHIRTS * APPETIZKRH Orange Juice.. Chilled Apple Juice Tomato JnleK Pineapple Jule^........ (Jrapefritit Juice Blended Frnll Juice 1.98 2.25 2.50 2.98 Golden Brown Hot CaKen Syrup and Cream ery flu tter . W /Pfeon or Bauaige Coffee W /Cream SPECIAL BREAKFAST T * 6 (2 ) Freeh Floride Egfe. ( hilled F ruit Juice Coffee * i• W * / Creem Values Values Values Values WASH TROUSEftS Heavy in d lightw eight mercerized eottnn aot, aolld colors, alzee d-d V4; 10-104. Regularly priced to 55c pelr. B uttered rToaat W / l t l b r . W / Creaft. ' Fa.ihlnnr«J by Tom Sawyer and McGregor of washable m aterial* ifi Solid colors. Plaids, ('hecks and Slrlpea. Ages 8 thru 18. OUR SPECIAL BREAKFAST CLUB *BREAKFAST / SPECIAL By TOM SAW YER — we*r4«, nolida Gabardine and ploplln i. color* and rheckh, Ages 4 th ru 20. 3.98 4.98 5.98 6.98 Values Values Values Values GRITS SERVED ALL EGG ORDERS you'd never put *MM|i* J M tfwmneerMtKu *aaw No. 4 shoe* dee*, (gent la tha CLUB BREAKFAST MEN’S STRAW HATS Two ( j) ' Egga Any 8ly|* Y// Raeon or Sauaege J o in t W / Jelly Coffed W / Cream CHILDREN’S DRESSES CEREALS FO R HEALTH TRY OUR 8PECIAL BREAKFAST ' *■ -jtjhllle4 FruH Juice . Choice o f Any Cerealt * lakes . . All Bran . . Pot Criapce . . Shredded W1 Buttered Toaat W f Jelly Coffee W / Cream * A 1 M— W ii ■ fiH Hn f i l l ■ 1 1 | 1 M H |- g .s m-.m. zJ J ■ 1 Cl [ j k J (A'i y Agee S th ru 10 Values to 3,50 LADIES’ COTTON DRESSES AND SUITS Closeout * 1.49 Children’s Sox Sli4e 5 th ru 9 4 - Vt»n*« l ° 4 9 e .jr.: CJoMbut �TH E gA N FO K P H gfl J>p, HANFORD, ELOHIDA ‘Feds To Entertain Os ■ Here Tomorrow In Twin Bill; Play In Gainesville Sundjy 2 By ARTHUR B E (1nfrrrH . JK. Herald Sport* Editor Thf fifth place Sanford Celery Fed* Mined a full game on Ihr fourth ptaca Orlando Ssnatnts at Uta locale trounced !he l’alaika Aialeaa. 10'to B here Ir-i uixht roSBli* ahel'. 1 to i icai *. Sanford Cfm* ft/n i ettnd twice i the contest to chalk up the vieTT <>T*r th# A’*. ^ .. Falatke scored two kifos in the >p'pf the seeprtd on a tMuble by I Plrtle. and conaecivlye singlet i)r Eiwyn Danson and1Danny las- Tilt To Praises Leo G a in e H v ille The second place Gainesville fj. HV FRANK Kf'K Mrtr scored a wild 19 to 2 victory AP Newafeaturea 8por».i Editor over the Orlando .Sennio.-s in the BROOKLYN. N. Y.- If l^o University City last' night with Onioch.p- l*n‘t brought hark to Boh Thorpe of the G-Men • and manage the Dodger* ne«t season John Garrison o f the Senators probably the moat dlsaopniftM lad clouting home runt. In Brooklyn will he it-year-olj The league*leading St. Augus- Donny Williams. tine Saints, jam m ed_four tuna Y o u n t William*, an ardent ALL-Stars, Beak Ready ftp- Grty Contest Tonirht F R ID A Y . A U G U S T 22. Series Veteran* ’aid tig* with Stan Musial, wtn> is on the t-miK-lukck trait after a dismal atart at the plate. The Dodger lead ia th.* reaull By JIM IIKt'K hit AP Nawafeatuma Sports Writer of an off ami running atari. The NEW YORK—Bgrrinr the j«. Cardinal* were In the • -liar for credible. the' New York Yaukeea more than u month, (hit ileaplle the Brooklyn hulge at thia *Unt* are In. the race, the Cardinals still look The only worry left to Ducky of Harris* men la whether the World like .the rjaaa of the league. Of .co v er .ilrooalyn is u i are Series will lot a five enl one ,o f 's ’ 152.22 in iii.i Thu Yankees! h » tlw t for their Ddifgeia tnm ake Brobably prcfrT Ihe'Ioriuui. Fa. log lhpir l'* H *tMnJ un Th' v “ *"* Iht* Brooklyn Dodger* «L'»uld mule Ibc Yankees oJds-on favurii%--i to take home ihe junior l<Mi<u*V27th victory lt> the post-season classic. Tlw St. Louis Cards won't Ik- »o Tfie CJubhouse CHICAGO, Aug. 'St, tdPl-The 11*17 gridiron aeaaon kirk* o f to* night with the revengeful Cl Mgo D‘ r*. • Lampions of the N iton­ al Football League. detennilfd to wallAP the CoUetT All-Star and •withe the 19-0 lkking the All* on Brooklyn ba*ena)l, iiied to come Stare banded the Los Air.de* tcwKbbetla Field In a wheel chair, it >m> last vear. to 4 battle In which Joe Vitjcr set lie was in a plaster cast from hi* The annual contest, to he a new league record by hitting in toes to hit chest for five years and Plaint In flood-lighted Ktldici 27 consecutive games. two months. Now he wears a brace Field on Chicago a lake front Hill The cellar dwelling Daytona and a specially construetri fhoe draw a iv-cord-break log crowj of i’a*vR.hrK I'b i* scored an 8 to S deci­ and ia able to get around vrry UOjWW. There are several good leaioiu sion ovct the Pershing Plrutes as nicely. more If the sweltering ‘.emperRutt i Last Day Herman Mcadowa and Jack Finch than “ Ebbeta Field Isn't the same continue to hang io th* 9m , at let the Lake Counting* down with without Leo, ■idng __ say* Donnv. "Leo forecast, the shlrt-sl* rved tfan> Friday! ' Thy Feds came hails In-the bot­ th irr scattered tingles. glop, j has meant much to no-. Fee pro- m ar 'see more of tricky forget d tom of the inning 4oj fie up the Line acor’ea: ijcr* ►pie know how kind-hearted he paaalng than exhautting, (Um«90te«ta. Dave B(jAe .was rtfe Oilando forge 000 000 101— 2 ‘ 4 it11 could be. I know.. Ili'alwnVs sc* bang ground pl#y. VP a boot by Laatrat, tlici he itolv When ! member the time the Dodger# The All-Star*, coached by Hotre second base, and Bill L< wi* took a trained at Bear Mountain. Paine’s Frank Legfiy. are Hindifree ducat to fir a t.. Ca'chrr Frank “Leo invited to be his personal rapped hy the Ion of at Dead faolick threw the ball, if to center guest several times. Introduced me three outstanding turkfiJlJ*per­ field and Bride andAh'ri* advan­ St. Aug. 002 200 001—9 II 1 to all the players and gar* me the formers, Army’s Glenn DavlL the ced on the play. J /ity pilvcrmso Dr Land 200 000 020—i 14 fi deubltd. scoring t h v tu u men on Ketcher and Stillwell; Alonso, wonderful w rllt walch be trctlved “Mr. Outside” of the Cadets' kmed for playing In the 1933 All-Star offense last year: Julie* RyTHri;!). the base paths. -*Aa Ballet, Rott and MadjjikV star of lltlnots' Rose Bowl |j*mgame. Palatka tallied .another run in piuns; and Bob Fenfmori of Okla­ “Every birthday he sends me a Jka third and H trtt In the fourth Leesburg 100 000 002-3 3 i gift. Last year he had my mother, homa A. A M. Alt thtire f i g Inante* - Saturday Only! . to end ita uprisings, for the evtn- Daytona ur. I f , 201 104 OOx—8 • I dad and me aa‘ U s gpcvti a t- a lurid while acrlmmaging a( the fhjr. [•OSes Mated*. Gormlth and Hall] Mea­ Dodger L is oj fam e iu the Polo All-Star camp in Evanston, III., • DOUBLE FEA TURE • uinat * : Tha locala continued to peck dows. Finch and West. ' * » ♦• J « ^ V -T-I and will are little Or no action. Grouiids and before the game he ipeat •Way a t the Palatkan*' lead hy j Other All-Stars may sec limited permitted me to alt on the bench is a-Korlng two runs in (he fourth and i Coach To Retire action because uf lisser.inluite*. with the players." a t stuff pitcher. Meal for the m pair in the filth to tie the con- 1 * But the i-(iU*iris r.g k re .•nt ti , 11 g nThe Clement V. /"YflUatol. 'ItoM irV Cteft'otter'again. * The Med# fftl ged | a ofDodger pitchingmound called corps, far >nona i > ■ ^ AUef96 Y ears tic anJ. |f they lose. It will uk e a father, aaya (he fine treatment the the other hand, ia a tno'Juy crew. Ahead In the sixth ort tws m'arkcn j lot of playlug b y -'th e hm rler ' bov has received from Duri»:hrr Only Ralph Branca has have U>rn Mar­ con­ In addition the Cards land placed the contest on ice with, !*• _ , I ,«Pd other* In baseball “has been Bears, who will a v e ra g e ' 230 sistent year. The ine fastthroughout rookie JimtheHr*m. and two runs in tha eighth. , ' N, , Tex.—Jo* M. , ^ lt ton|c th* boy could hav# pounds In the line. Dodger* have been able from to come they could coax a win the ' Tonight the Feds invirds the ret ring after 30 1r^ , | rwJ ln h|. fight for healtlp" The All-Stars will depend upon arm up with a well-pitched game at of Murray Dickson or HowiaJ 'A talea Bowl in Palatka for a • *n «h* Spring«|'H be g l.d when 19« get* backflcld speed, including ’ the crucial PpUet*.period*, p-'.* v.»r rtav ff — has I but: th* Hwln bill and tompfrow they retools. That meant] here," says Donny, I'll lost fo*- sweeps of Claud* (Buddy* Yeung, none of the depth of the Cards. .turn' to the Municipal Park for a ’ up coaching basr- Kt( about Commissioner Chandler Illinois' negro flgac, Charley TripJoe Hatten. for example, peat double attraction with the Cainrs[ht the game to (^spending Leo fdr one veal- ‘for pj of Georgia and Vie Schwill of the Chicago Cub* »lx times In his villa G-Men. ‘ < ■ ■ Northwestern, and 'on' th<?'Ibsip first ten victories. n« h a t been paaalng of Notre Danin’s (Jtorge much less than a ball of fire •begin at 3:00 o'clock and the final Ratterman. Ben Raimondi uf {Indi­ against the leagtkt’a other six rUlt of the dauble header will begin ana and perhaps Trlppl. teams. SAH ANQ lW r i ! 'a t 8:00 o'clock. 8anford move* The Chicago Rears, I t excellent Brooklyn hitting it conrutcnl, to Gainesville on Sunday' for a physical condition and rated seven with six regulars around the 300 -eingle Hit. and a half point* better than the mark. Rat the Rums have n-> really Hart is the oldest coach in lino I Charlie Bissen opened on the collegiate* hy local bet makns, long ball hitters, no sluggers who Mil D e lim it hill for the locals and rave away of service in Texas and they don’t are ilrtrrm lnnl to win If for oo can take charge and wreck a hall ,te Johnny Tomat in th* fourth know here just how theyll get other reason than to avengf the fram l. Tomat gained credit for along without him. Ills basketball bruising dent In National FoetW f and baseball teams always won ,th* victory. League prestige caused by last l l n l i l 11% IT IT t: I.KUilK more than their abate of games year's' All-Star trlnlmtng of the FALATtiA Tram ' . W I. I*»«, < ever) against the big schools. Rama. tii. Auautin* :: *1 a n Hr played professional base­ Iksk. .{b (lalnrCvlUa 1* II •>>> , < ( ’u n tp an lu n l'ic* u re m soff. .lb ball for 14 years, stsrling lu U m l JJ I* --*• I Oils ml" SI S* ,!|u H ». If with Fort Worth of th* Tearsather*. «f Hanford St *f .t*S ll janllclJ,: * as League - In 1909 as a > I'atalKa U. n .141 II LMburs ss T S .m n Hut the leaaonrd Cardinals h.ivi cslcbsr. In th* winters he tlailuoa itsarti tS T* .111 l i Whilev Kurowski, Knot Slaughter, would teach school. While H rislli leittrdar Joe Medwick nml Terry Moore In ttalnnVIllr 1*. .(itundo I . „ ' pitying b all/’llart would pace their hitting attack. All are Daylonn twsvti I^CStlare 1 aaNKOinr I*, d’atstica s study fur his examinations HU Ausuatlot»U-4tid S- . Mcoasavy to - obtain ^a life T" TMs i ' i Ik a m . u*inMrt!Jl*'-'ac tutafu*.. teaching rertlfirste. Du Mag i %>>u n n listin g at Ht. Augosilii.|»lsi 14 years he completed U Hanfurit at .P alii^iitJ ■ .llsytone Hcneh *» t.Seatmrx eiamlnatluns In, that nulitbee ^ , L h in rH i#f:,Mtbl*el* and w li award* Team .,,. ' 1- Wl. .1 ’ W 'Itlg' rerliflrale. . * • t h i n wa* sohiethlng wrong Kith H art ia bulldiilg a new home In -Lliupir*- Lavely's report- concern­ T O l.£ R flhgltuWti llid an«V I f tiTblfl. ing the melee after the Frd-HsnI t s< .11* ited he sav* be will do nothing Onetnnati ator game a t the Municipal P#rk rhksgo SI ss .ill fiah. Of course, L* he adds. Tomas, p i f I a J butI M.la I'ltistiui ah so *i ere on Haturdsy 'Aug. 9. >he may play a little baseball fhlladetplils l l IS .It# Several rabid Sanford fans real­ foists iT ia* r i? li now and then. Recently, when Hetalli y n lH lir ly went to bat and told the FSL ■a—lt>d out tor-Cliandirr In »lh Bprlngslown wa* ptsylng Barallrnuklyn t. Ctnrlanall t ^O W ElA N D Talatka t i l l*n esa— * president exactly what happened, |l»MOn t-l. I'hlrsK" Baaieed -Asa m ets—IS dlse, Hart was asked If he could and without reservation. I'hUsdsIptils P-1, m L'.nlt —trior*. LssU-sl * Paultrk, Hllvsi- ratrh fnr the local team in. the YOUNG Mew York I, I'll lil.iii at. I Hi-thing stated that there was Jana. i hantbk, -#tui>» tiallfd llu hlnlh Inning. Alec Thomas, a LKAIII K no doubt in hi* mind that the in­ paason. I.aiirea MiWvrmao 1. no- llfe-long-frlsnd and former base Team AMKHirAH W I. I’>«. fcif, T«n«off I. I , « 1| llairlnaion cident did happen, and that Ibu »w Turk 1* <s *.<il |k L>k*. MrMatiui Hurray. Two leal) teammate, was asktd to M incident should have been t(port­ Boston It 11 .111 W heal Balancing ■flaw hltsi Plrtle, Hllvarman f. rtst- pitch. He also agreed. So the Philadelphia SI 11 .1*1 ed. Sevflsld.HI,ilen basesi llride. Hac • battery of Thomas and Hart Detroit *S IS .11* Incidents like that arc not good rtflaa*! Hurray, kfsManas. Inxilde moved the opposition down. iTcvsIi- nd 11 i t .Aid C * ,K“ C . W e l s h ptagSi domes lo Burk to Tonmll: for any league, and definitely nr# Chicago IS *1 lit Ltslrra |a Burk I ell on l>*sesi 8*nNOVELTY hard to render decision* upon, be­ Wsthingion l* «* .III .f- •’stalk* I. .Bases on balls: Bitten T In 1 *•*. * runt; off i'hsnd1* .11* cause, a* In every -:as«, there are M t Nvrray X lllsrep ». Tomat 1. In l In 4 1-1. * runs. Wild pllrheti HI. la m Neialrs MYetlsrdag two aides, but that -still dues net Chandler I. mruck; out; -Ug 111.- I'liSOdler. Winplii* piirhsit Tomat IVathlriKton 4-1. Detroll !• “SCREEN SNAI»8HOT8' ted 1, Tomat », Cgddtlsr. Uttar oft Losing pluheri Chandler. I’mpire.: eliminate the fact th#t liv ely was Chicago 1, lluslon I Murray s' m t |. | Innings s ran.. ■*»*!• tad lto.ll Time of game: bumped around and maiht no re­ Philadelphia ». HI. Louts tport of It. That is where, perhaps, Ne«r York #. Cleveland 1 he mad* hi* mistake. . Herlong stated that he has cau­ tioned alt tha umpire* in the Flor­ ida B ut* League to lie surd'to include everything In tbeir reports that happen*. John GansaJ. It aafaared.ta v*. Ulad to avada the Issue In tba hearing by bringing up a few •A . _____ - '. '_____ . itatemant* about tha f u . batug another chance at the Yankres. peat the process. This met ft.4 who heat them four ifsiru . to one la alow hut doe* not harm delicate white cottons or linena. in the "Wild Pitch Serif-.” fo r once, the Yankee fan* are routing right along with them. They think ih e lirouks would be a PLASTERING — STUCCO much softer loin h tha t the Car* Hlnals. J'LAIN — ORNAMENTAL Kuat xtaina on fahrica may he removed by spreading the staincJ fabric' over g pan of lulling wafer and toueeiing lemon julco. m It. After a few minute* riiise ami re­ ALSO — PATCHING HARRY Cl*' STONE a. H i H, Laarel / I'hoa* t s A The Friendly Florida Slate Theatres 0PKN8 DAILY lt:4« PJ1. Children — 14c Adult* — 40c (Inc. T a t) ■ SUNDAY And MONDAY wor iff COMMENTS WSPCHSS THAT'S iMMlHStt SIDELINES errat.-- s a a i i u m o t glAAIs to g ro * U # -/A U ltK U T * —-S H O R T S PROGRAM — Cartoon — “Chow Of The Junxl*1 MKTROTONE NEWS <c r - ...... ...... ' ^ ” -Children— 14c 1)()Uin.K^KKATCHK PROGRAM Friday & Saturday! Sunday & Monday! M k ^ A C T IO N ! Guns Ablozel . ^ S ^ U a KTT ; HeorhAffamel. J k S i S WELSH TIRE SHOP pM C AN YO N .th SMILEY BURNETTE —-^)n The Same P rugnun1N TECHNICOLOR! ERKOL FLYNN ALEXIS SMITH — IN — ; •.. “San. Antonio” New Serial “ Hup H arrignn’ N e w “ F u rn itu re -S ty le ” H om e H e a te rs but landed algJorhes jn fglr tarritoky'. Gantet also stated that Robartaon waa aafa when h* came into th* plat*. Gansal assarted that Umjjlr* Cooper had mlSltd tW) nlsyg th tha fourth frame, which Ilhaiy coat them tha ball gam#." Floyd Palmar daclarad that he r^yer Before Have Wo Been Able To O ffer Our Frienda And tomfera Such Outstanding Values : ■‘“k - ''wD'-.r V . - ‘ -A\V - ■ i S S S T v^ ^Dfoiture ____ • _ m rn rn . * only A ’ - '• 'J . ................... *---------- m r — — Savings Up To _ ♦ ■ ■:____________ 50% On Many ItentB A Shop Around — iBvint Of Tha Y ear » ”■'ri.' r**- rW wT (above) and Hepplavbita (vet oil Companion Picture �/ FRIDAY, AUGUST 22. 1943 PACfc SEVE1 T H E 3 A N F O K D H ER A .U . SA N FO R D . FLO R ID A By BRy.Roffr OZARK IKK Legal Notice CHOICE Liquors - Wines - Beer BURE. } OZARK DUN IT DOWN Tl CASE LINE H av e I m l n I M N ew Ite v rra ffe D isp en ser ...ANB'oXPHDES M o -w r P ER ­ FORMANCE R E ­ M A IN S I N r A C r / AS o I / 4 x / iZff Ice Cold B eer A ll T im es i BILL’S PACKAGE STORE and BAR P h o n e 880 «U J<4nfH«i M a n a n d V V o m rn O v e r 4 0 f damage, your hem* w ag m ad* u n ite* a b le . w ould policy pay (or the rent oi suitable quar­ tet*? Rent insurance is an important part oi tire insurance cov­ erage. For complete protection, see us to- SfM IC S beyond v m ? CONTRACT H. JAM ES GUT AGENCY WHY GET UP NIGHTS DUE TO KIDNEYS? S h i t o r f a it i 40 to d ovm b i n to |« t up olthlt-tiVt frrqutot dtiirt t» F4*1 —lava b&ckachtty IM« becidt# tut, liintt kidney dlaeidVt, II (hit if jour iicuUtt. Both aul y«V* k,dut)i end bltddtr wiib D». Kiluut't 8«tcip-Rocl. I» qultkly *«k» to lw ittit tLt Bo* cl uhna. help reller# n t m « t i ­ ll/, end i t u burning wEutloo . . . help* b ltJ itt Inllirton tb« i «ii you up nlihlt. S.imp-Boet it truly M tW l c+ a «•*» U itlltf. Millions htv* itk u tl lo t three ofun with smodetlul ltgensrStiorj . --------M id . C tu tic o i T tk e M directed. F er fiee trial supply, write Dept. B. Kilm er A C o . I n c , D ot 1239, Stam ford. r« iin Or — gat full-ticed bottle el C i.c ffl l i c i t led * ! St i w r diUSJloit. * Ih U i Iu till* .■©ai«mimt; *iiiptitti* li»>m U.# tlia* fl»« 4he til *4 ^»)tcilii}n uf tkii i.-'l U‘4Hat h i'liim * * il»ni.iri(t #h tl* hr »*• tthliM .and lloitl Matt- the |»l* t’f ttihiem# and isu \ utile? udd(v* j { «!.# (UluiRllIt mO ih«li Lit »hi' In to ti»t iih»»U4tit «‘f* *y L'lflf), .1L‘l any «ueh diim c r dr Wsnil nut. to t.lril th. lt be tu.iI Util. Uhi|,liy /.'<ltir> At -t *lli » Miiirt,,) .riMtHSKv i yens nvsil t’llT lit. i t l . - i |tutltrre|i>'». A u f i i t l n it: « w V r u t l> « ’ K' It .V H|I»W let.ISl.t it Iitikm un: A Hu-mn" IIIll tVmpln.'i h.it.iiu been f.leil again yea in the Ciicitr I'ju it iii uni I' belli.(i. It County, I'lor da. -;r. lii'i bj tiO itivrliy dlV.-rce, thtie t- ti, k i t in |irrientt ir e Ihtft M Y KYtSl foie it- t->ram*H4 >ow lo lie and !l t etl l i r j o t e v ‘!il m u t t Wile P cite, day M Ausual l ’i *-n t h e -SOt A U. ill* , otbei I'b n lttn . will t, etitrted itemiittl you Tit* b i u f o r d I l n t M — H - h*-i*K .W*.gbnltvl oa <a iirwVppper of S*' ti ll . li.ultl.oli In Stpiini.lt C hit 8 HELP W ANTED Fur Kent or Ssle Two i I vJ root* 4 BEDROOM -unfurnlihud huux' in m odem homes, ten h iln u iti drive jrood locstion, m«kt* i.lcsl fsmilv horn* or itood lor incoitie frpm down town, on b s t i toed, Store. property. PHcad nitht. Call . About one A one half srre a of _ Phone ISJLM . / 8r^tuuam tm tr.i CASHIER wanted for Touihton Isnji w ith each borne, well T iruifT lir /ippiy in person. cd laundry with rain w ater tank. s ilic fan. complete bath room* WATKINS ROUTE .uiw open in shrubbery and fru it for home 6 ARTICLES f O R S A L E S infuld. WillinKncii to work 8 use. If interested call a t 1113 hours a day wilhout a boas will Sanford Ave. between 12 noon AUTO RADIOS, Uotoiola. Sales earn oxrclleni income and in lin e and Service. The Mutic But, and one o’clock. 11 if W. 1st St. Phune OSS. T1ECORD PLAYERS for mi?. By day or week. The Music Hue, 119 Wi 1st St. Phone DM. HKWJNt; MACHINES HALES A SKItVICE BERTS SEWING .MACII. SIIOI OFTICE spare In &Ie(Kh Buildin*. -115 8. FRENCH. PH. 1190 LarKe light offices, isivly decor­ FLOWERS • I ated, all lit^iliiies, haat and ja n i­ /*«» all occasion* I to r icrvice 'furnished. Call 8(58W It. A a . Dept. Store. MeNKILL A YOST FLORISTS' paiNK-J-U P Jk V N i^ ( BUV-’J M NERVE AA COfTIK Fttt Ft ■ -SMS. 4.' ~*• A \EPfCIN WlT.SlItte in> hand wmt o(Clr|el ut thi__. ,inyil -I.. euntord. ...» tl.in. uw-Ccaitiy » *ti's I R E A L E ffT A T E F O R SA LE By Walt Disney MICKEY MOUSE •ball l e f r j h l U h r l oBre , ’i i b V.tiS for 'l o u r t n r . « » . u ! U » weeks' FOR RENT fare of 2 chll.lmi, .md * "K1* Health caid requtrcJ. I ° ^ R *tU l 5 J0._______ 0 W ORK W ANTED NOTH K fs Ct T i i f N i l MCfUUlt 4i tilVrN . tu^fsi . (Sit 1(1 • day uf ju i/ A- I» \ * i + hat r.l* nifiir in my uiuf w » miili 4pptkm|tun far n l»*v *•« N&tti ihj-rro*. Jl^.J irrflfl^ ir »n ldfrr> ih* 'fntlow*l(in r rif In ihr CuLhi>' 1 1 in-*i i JltWl* !<*i of M l'. n w u uj a F.‘, i. T. wr.,hii, : b -'^^lli ftar.H agcop \ \ 0UwD J PO ,T1 t l v .__ . L■ V\AY ! l7 ^ L M > F X I ~ T By Fran Striker CHUCK SflFI HOW CAN-YDU PKc? CHARGE OF ThH tl IVAJ5TCR ? , ------- f'XfRMAN. YDUR BWOIMSR » V DEAD. HE CANT P036 A9 YOU" ANY LONGER f T------- » ^ IN T— BENJAMIN MOOKF.'S 3 BEAL ESTATE FOR SALE PAhaute paint. Outsids white and router lot 118 x 140 in fflU eell unfurnished or li Phone 365-51. a L p V n o a A c e ...i PASWiOSSP F ' »0-XTNS ... ? FBACAS r ( &AVW NT O N . . . i Tilt iiMrnltMTill nf uUi thr Wins fit# ItAlu** ,«ll f|Ft», I tilfii tuid (•rtiftent*h> t» #ittrr1 ittiiff<li!)K tn -llfiL*I>W, tIn I rrt> iin crlM ihrfTvJn will hi hi III III# lslnlr4t Hdilrt faI iliru UM Eiifc# ili.rr i>TI Ihr fafrt Ii«n4»f *n a r -filh a‘f t*#|flrmL#i. 1*4,, whirl ’ t h«r ' i *( liftf" Af cifti 11a&ri'r 1$•'11 i kJT#n 4hi* 1*1 *1-1r AyguM . J I P H A j W Just off frl.'ry CONVALESCENT HOME . now ..Off led ph. 402 re*id*ne«4)h. 010 R .‘.open ai Cbnltjuta.IB miles S. E. o f Sanfotd and 18 miles N. E. Palnta, Poultiy Supplies, Rails, TRACTOR WORK—Plowing and of Otlando.’ Large screen and Purina Feeds, Groceries and etii.tn -ir , .ii.titj open porches to lit and enjoy Meats. Touchton A Watson, 12u( |i>l(icdl t'leik’t gtaJI Celery, Phone non. m lltrurt ,<iT «i>ne,. lotige gi-.un-le and walks safe fioitt auto traffic. . Lttfc* FOR SALE—Llmeroek for drive roadways— Phone lobby a n j romila. Brlrk rg n s'ltk FLOOR SANDING & finishing. - clean in jr &• waxing.' Our pt.wci z B r m & f i s s i tUXFDO >RRr»H‘-eomi>leta Hr*. at once. Oviedo 2862 or Dr. unit enables us I d wmk tvhric Martin 2302, o r write- Box ISTl - Hunt'* Twfttd* Feed Store there is no alectrlc conn.-, llo t Chuluota Florida. Lhrge rsdaw available. 21 yeois u p i i»-rir-*. • fo r .sa le for nussls to visit- ^ f ! L doctor., | IL M. Gleason, Laka Maty, Ha t—•-a-*a»-aee*-te-i^-«iniat-tlirrv-ii ;WST1» P E H S -a OENtfl y -i i-e rilin -slt i S t l b l i W ‘ f i « foliow OUND. BUNDLED IN I.s P.oi.til, 111Jt,e , uunti 111 ben, AVAII-AHLE. at ontw. convemantROOFING. HOOT Palming, all BUNDLES. M ^1 lit I ..0 tilA t.i-w if located down town Motion, .kinds. Smith llro. Phone 1188. ISO hie Ii.ess fi H i || p; iw II B. 20 and 28 OENT * .tip id data aparttnewts with all Kill II if t l The T>‘W|i u( ttcnfoiALTERATIONS—*11 kind*, hut . , modem conveniences. AdURs belts, buckles. .Mrs. 11m-* t i m t t . m A only. Phone 560,- ■» ■ B*e Jimmie Iowan'S Sheet Meld ;* Ion*, selwhllc. The Accointidstlon, The tiuuiri■ U P B g . . . , ■ ■ plan Work* for new RadlMuis, nra FURNISHED ioot£ with erty u n iter ih* u u t t e r l i r i t ' e ' r « Radiator tores, Radiator clean in t h e n a m e o r W a t h i m r i t i S ituuii.i privileges. 6(1? Qak A»e. fmf and repairing. 10 Bneinpea O pportunities I'm*at tsbl ttrilfritle ah, RENT FREE—nicely furnished I deenatd^ a. rurdiii* |u luW, l>cdrooni to settled men. Best WELL established llard»vcre llusl- • il^ il.Vribr,i ip,,-an w.n of references requited. Owner ness for tale., Clean si mi. uf to the hlahetr* l.idder el a partial It.valid. J. J. Roily, nu'irliaiutike. Box MGT, c/o limit* duOr-»n ihe (•-•! Jl Ibe mi. Mil «.f j»r|iteluljrF KFD No. 1, Box 33, Sanford, Hyiald. Which lg lb* Itt rtby . f t IVI13 S P E C IA L iJfM V IpfcN l-ateil Hits |,i dak ul IStT . • 3 W A N TED TO RENT FOR RENT—Hoor sander. Easy O r Herndon Batt«r*es A nattary Charging. opuraliou. Reaeonablc rales, Han­ riera in . ufi riiini FURNISHED or unfurnished apt. IT. B -P O rR CO. IN C ." Kamiiiiili 'I'uiinly, I ford Paint A Glgis Co. I'hun* perm, residhnfs. By l it of Sept. ■agaiswt ~i- . llbsw _^4=, . - - -lorr.r'.al rieilt't Meal! New Phllro car radio. Just an lm-d, Clurt ‘ In a* pofsibla. 2 ' bedprice to sell. Sills Service Sta­ rc.jiu.c. Please fall jf71 -18 .ailer 0* Yo« Suffer O tiBets Ut tion. Sanford A Celery Avr. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE' ^ MORTGAGE LOANS RAYMOND M. GALL, Realtae Registered Broker and I s s tueitss d C J if T 1! ! / a s D IA M O N D .,. 1»<i o r ttp Ip A htitk AT LAST-H THtT-IMt-VeulWG IH»NK lh> Wf\S GOF t> W0«K TA-Jf. IWOMP », THEY MAY LEAD r -------------- TH E TUSNEi. Ol U O ER G M « * ,— - Q HlW/y^.---- r^/TRAci<5* SOME THING 3 VVRON3 ? ,----- / V»t GOffA GET TMI9 PAYROIL IN.GQ'S ITU LOOK LIKE If WX9 ffISNEO DEPORE H8 DltO. ------ ------ - il l 9 kjn NOntiNO.' cotur*. Floor and Deck Enamels. YA-DE moth proofing tail* b years. Hava yotir woolens moth SENKAKJK GLAMS A PAINT proofed now. Downtowd Clean•C O . 11F-M4 i f . tod St. era A I .sundry. 113 FalmSfto Av*. Phon4 314. FBAB8—Excellent canning . vail Impervo Enlhutl Colhr Fast, oulek drying, for Exterior and trior use. B E N K A R I K ASS A PAINT CO. Thone « 0. 0 . landrtea. Hio«WJ081 RENT A CAR NICELY furnished -T room borne YOU DRIVE IT in Sanford Heights. Every mod BLECTRIC REFRIOERATOR, 6 PHONE >M era convenience, large eleeping eREICKLAND-MUHIllSON eu. ft. Montgomery Ward, dean north. 118 VV. 19ts St. or 81? U DRIVE-1T. INC. and in good condition * A. J. W, 13th. I.osaltUt Transfer A Rtorags Co. SEE US FOR 801 E. 3rd 8L Two apartm ent .house, all large MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING rvOms. U pileirs has four room* AND TYPING and bath: downaValcs-has Urge CREDIT BURBAU OF living room, kltche.i, dining ____ ,_____ SANFORD room, end two badi 118 N. Park Phene 180 shower. Eight wires ■ L- Highway 17, Ideal court or for trailer «i i ’, mile* from Sanford. F I I 1.Duo oo. * A nice home with fnpot Barber Shop open Thursday, k • ty. doM In, a k l >fal Friday A Saturday. * I The house la la i d t t d Copperskin potato Draws from certified La. semi M. <300. CM 13 N O T IC E S — PER SO N A L 11,78. A. If. Prevatt, 8*' ill*, SANFORD Beauty Salon-T'hon, room; kitchen a u l bedirpo-n 1334. 306 Park. Mary-MaMahpn dowhstair*. One efflclsncy apaitPhone J3S4. Permanent wavet merit, and one very large teda r t ic l e s W ,R i up, guaranteed. Water sof­ room and baUi «9>fklrs; also st'eash prica paid to t used tener. Also open evening*. two ear garage with three room rttyrd. Ted DaVU .Furniture i n E. 1st. Ph. 658._______ lirTM a-nm am airbirH osi LOST- -Two 11001 M Ttrea On rims. Brand numberi 8748. A '2307. Finder notify Tamtaml TYeil Tour* at Sanford. Phone II. Reward. 1837 DODGE TUDOR, new paint, Settled colored woman for g< neral upholstery good coniiiion. Hoy *” house Work. 107 N. Isvcust Reel. 808 W. 2nd S l CstU r. Perkins FORD 2 door, fair LydiA t , noktatn’s Ve«*i*bi» CornpOutot to r*li#f« such tvroptuir.tl in e tetei.t tnullcsl test r-tokhatn's Coq.Vou.u1 plot*0 ttnisixtblt htlpful fci'LTA KE1T; TVrSOLSTVIhTNOlAC tTCO CN ruBresistant* to such Hht Stetoaehlc ld*.lr' s « w t watt.1 ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY ruatfrew arrw» * w r.cxK»c — ---------- ebOc-V hM % S n V W t*“-* c? B M B ™j n l v. B 9N SI q A pu’ -< T ^n B f t ," A w frrtJJT i 1 h u l U o b ln y jf Vi O. YOU T*U-0Ct -o x tabtf* ^ * 0 14* 41iCtilNCV �TH E :SA N FO R D (H E R A I % ^fi^yptiAn R iot Ford Unionized eatiap** M H . . . ___________, . ■ ■ • a to war* scattered by police ibThair demanded 'kvacuatto/■British troops . from Egypt £ blood/* "• ■ ,"T)owW*Vith America',! the trao r!” Demonstrators shouted. Down jwhh Brasil; tb* -traitor! Egypt dilia* the aeedrlty counriU Rgypt'defies tha wbut* world. . They: tailed also foF advice on ‘traifonfs Egyptian* police." PnIck l l r e 'a s officer* struggled to btfnjr tha wounded b y .|M k * fire tilt thrirn g , under conlrfcl. .Tb* Egyptians want a sacurl;y ruuncll ruling' on '.their dsWand foe withdrawal of ’ British trooba from Egypt tW ^sti ond to ftrltub p*rtkipstion-;'trt Hhi ad­ ministration of th* -Sudan. BtaHJ proposed a t Laka Success thta *rb*k that Britain ' and Egypt itsh over again their deadoeked negotiations, and keep the »on<ll. informed., / That. * United States supported Brasil!* propo»11. th e Brasilian rceogimtndapo'n toda.**. brotherglared “all gin’s side” U.N. and faith* action before must now <r«stlss*a Siam P a n On*) veto, many unions had taken action similar to that of th»S Ford worker*. In New York CltyJ tha greater New York CIO Coun­ cil estimated that (IK percent .’ f the 10,000 employers hsvlng con­ tracts with 300 CIO locals there had signed onc-year contract ex­ tensions before the deadlineIn San Francisco* the Inter­ national Longshoremen’* a n d Warehouseman's Union (CIO), in a dispute over employer refus­ al to recognise unionisation -rf longshore walking bosses, warn­ ed »htpper*_ of the possibility eat.C oast maritime tieup and at the same tlm-t advised its locale of an Impending "lockou|"* sometime after today. The llx-wctk dispute ha* - tied up sir Luckenharfi Steamship Com­ pany vessels. In what prohably was the last collective bargaining election un­ d o the old National Labor Re­ lations Board set-up, the IIAW i ESISF**’ 1 FUMK1TY MAN FOR HOWARD HOOHK* WAITIMI AIRCRAFT COMPANY, Johnny Meyer (left) Is pictured wttl movie actor Dana Clark In a New York night club ai Senate process serves* continue to se*rch for hfm. A right, Howard Hughe*, millionaire plane builder, wave* to admirers a* ha boards hia private plana at.tts National Airport, Washington, for his return to California. Completely changed from the harried man wht *h# s *n ,t* War Investigating Subcommittee, Hughe*'-face fairly beams, (fntemeitonal 5oundpko*o] .(A t Lake Success, j-oyncil del m t e i of the United , States, Chin*,’ France, Bfigplm and Brasil b p ttttd to b* |li)*A j»P FRIDAY, 'AU GU ST 22, 1947 FLORIDA at the Glenn L. Martin Airplane Manufaeturing * * t plant at llasltimore. Rest Madden, regional NLRR director announced the vote, with none 'getting a ma­ jority. The executive board nf ’he American Communications Asso­ ciation CIO), claiming 36,(ICO member*, voted to refuse "to rdiolution.) ■— “ ./A t Alexandria, a policeman was gtruek’ln the face v jf «/dks a t a d*fn*hstr»tlon by more than (100 EdhtpUdns in tha nation’s summer ehpjUl. Twelve demonstrators W *g* si re lied. *, 'R epresentatives o f the Moilam brtlhcrhood said another demonnnktjbn occurred last night at F b r t. Said, - a t tha Mediterranean M tf.o f th« Sues Canal. r , ivA cab]e wpa rtceWgA t*ika.momMg from fiem ter Mahmoud, Noktaihi Pasha, leader of the Egypt­ ian : delegation to the Security dMuell, ,aiking that there be no demonstration* In.E gypt because n _ th* possible effdtv-on Egypt’s e ia t. a government jnformant aald. Trum an To Complete Defense Setup Soon . - WASHINGTON, - Aug 12 *GP>— President Trum an left . himtalf three more weeks.to pick the ci­ vilian and m ilitary- leaders who wltl round out this-country’s new uni fled national defen seaet-u p .■ The Chief Executive , told re­ porters In announcing his choices of W. Stuart Symington. John L,. Sullivan and Kenneth i C. Roy ail to run the Air Fore**, Navy and A nar, respectively, -that the full provisions of the unification law will b« put Into effect by midSeptember. Still to be filled are ' such other m ajor posts . as cblefa ' of sta ff for the. Armjr anr Air Force*, dhlef of naval operations, director of a central* Intelligence agency and members, of three hoards, national resource*, munItons *n<1' reieich'developmrnt. tha Jostle* Department and Fedtral Trad* Commission to uncov­ er any prtve rigging. Tha c(i mmlttee will - hod hear­ ing up anl how to gat tham down, baginning next month in an affort to find out why <price* are go­ ing up and how, to gat tham diwn. A fish chowder i* always wel­ come. It can be mads from seat bass, whitaflah, cod or haddock.; It may be New Enaland style chowder with onions, potatoes and milk in it. or on* using tomatoes 1 ALLOWA fpR^YOUM.QI Sanford-Orlando Highway Bleak. - Chicken . Seafood Cocktail Loung* Open Sundays Closed Mondays YARDLEY VENETIAN B U N D S America's M ost Beantlful Alaminam — Cedar Polished 'Ala * Ask M e'For -Fre* Estimate P. W. STEVENS -- 617 ty . Robinson Phone 2-0729 Orlando ‘■RET0NGA IS GRAND” SAYS MRS. JERNIGAN 'Joint Committee'To Check Price Fixing WASHINGTON. Aug.. 21 UP)— Senator 8parkman :(D-Als) said today the Senate-house - commit-, tea to Invaitlgata rising cotta ought to check particularly "on this whole m atter of posslbla price-fixing" by industry. The Alabama lawmaker end­ orsed s recommendation by John D. Clark, a member of President Truman’s Egonomic - Advisory Council, th at tha -joint committee cotlaborato In a twin drive by W ARD'8 HOLIDAY INN I -Suffered From Nervous Indlge«Hon No M atter W hat .Or How L ittle She Ate, She Stales. E ala Anything Now And Feela,So Much B etter -Her \york la A Pleasure ,* Among • the latest well-known Florida men and womin to com* forward witH a grateful obbllc en­ dorsement of Retonga after trying this famous gastric tonic in their own cases, is Mrs. O. I- Jemlgan. well-known home owner of 012 fWeitt Alfred St., Tampa, Fla. f " I | seened to me that no matter, what l sj«. QT;how Jlttle I suffered continually frqm nervous ind'iges,-, Hoa." becWrVs llr*.'Jernigam " M y ' appetite dwindled away tci khetw I seldom cared-whather meal time slept so poorly that I never lesmtd to get rested. My elimination n r t very liuggish, and it seamed tv me I haydly had the strength and pep a person of my age ehrnilf have. *'I tried *o many medicines that I was beginning to feel discour­ aged, but Rctonga gave me both' prompt and splendid relief. My appetite wap never bettor. ! sat anything I want, and I sleep soond. ly-and reatfully. I havi regained my lost weight, and I feel to goo<L again that work la a plestursj Retonga la grand." ■Ratonga la Intended-to frtllevs distress due to insufficient flow .of^lgeatlv* je te w 'in ' C-V’fOtnsi* 1 loss of appetite. Vitamin R<1 de­ ficiency and constipation/ Accept no substitute. Ratonga may bs o*. Uinad at TOUCHTON’R - - Adv. tfrs rF Ie a Kejected senttnc* Impotad on the « outspoken leader of the altlon in pktlldaienl <Dul««for which th* Allied Control nlsslon haa ’ i specific rsBo|h th* Americans and the British- urged Cherepanov to in-* *ffufet th# -Bulgarian.1government Yuspfnd tha sentence until thk’ commlssloii had* full oppor­ tunity t o . review the ease Replying tu th# Amatlran letI f i t npC.eontldsr l*. j«ra* ihie ;U»* Allied Gofrtfbt CnmniisI'-Wi interfere in ah)’ wav In Nikola Palkriv,.in. ihrtlilf la purely an Internal TW* PHOTO WAI MOWN PROM TOKYO to the UnJtdd Stale* by Capt William Odom on his raeorf-brt aolo flight arotind tha world. It show* Jap repatriate* from Russian-held areal of former Nipponese emu hailing Emperor Hlrohlto. H* returns the eh err* by waving his straw hat. (Informational Sounds Dipthcria Report H’aetlss** r a n osal able by private physicians , and By ADELAIDE Khit It . ■t th* Health Unit. It Is nrofAI* Newafeatuti'v W ilier ersble, he said, that children I* Antonia Brlco, one uf tho wcild'a brought tit the Unit on Tueslay end - Saturday' mornings of each few women symphony conductors !Th*r* h j th* d Comthlsf •W.'IIVIM* HUP upon i'.Sflf th# r9 P 4 f n rarl*wlng ,Ntko' i Pell O T l ekM ” ^ diagnosis all uneompile*ted’ m vnr „.ii hi reply u er h*-i.|r-! to (he m ay lm trrnlcil Ip the home. The A iiatean Information Service, c .UaJ. General W*lMr RnUrt*ou, II. 8. onmbef of th-r Conifcussion, informed .W aihi'gion. , . PtcislOns of the Allied Control intrtt b* unanlmuli, and Russia’s Wfuaa ended the \ possibility of *n allied ravlaw of th* case. ‘.V Baton Pupils Should Start At Early Agrc patient i s ’ to he Isolated '|A one room and only one a tte n d a n t‘In and nne of Its pioneer* In tcnrhlng symphony conducting to children, bent over tha score uf Dnrthovcn’i F ifth Symnhouy, her amlter ryrs alight. She made a - few crisp final comments to tha pupil* who accomponled-lwr (rom jthPlr hnidT >» n?nvpr New York enroute to i E„uI T ' . * 7 ° *h* W.IU C07d,urt •YfRPh°blc*. In aeveral cauntrirs, m HERE Bi * B3-<u 1— ! TAKE UP A SPORT RECREATION IS RE-CREATION always cofidrtft III IndonegfyAJfisue • Vw) its* would it through tunc)) consistJerk of the n& a (CsattM** Iims r«t< Dm ) the nation, h* declared. i mare 'grsee -ithan from r (jtic*, Halted Stalfa’/and seven marlean nstlolta have profropoaala making no such m . batweSai ‘»t*fjpa*r!on utj f p within 2!{ V net of the family, lie slatol. lie w|th thi or she shall not. enter th# room Ruroncai nf th* alck parson or child b o t | | or (a|j I* permitted to attend to ’it* „ |n. work or business. pple , Kqrean Revolt We suggest, however, said Dr. graceful -ICesUa*** Oa»> Qulllman. that, wherever possible, ductora •d th* "rsvelutlonsry natur#’ ha stay elsewhere until tho child Their gi tk *-act:/H ies.) — is released by th* madlcal at- D°n Hodg* said rlngltadsTs in tendant. .. . anything DYppaganda plot h i8 'b**n ui Complicated cases, he asserted,’ • .e.on<*V for ban* time may be taken to the bnspltat „, , t hind disorders ' and placed in a private rooks or . * ion." charged the Isolation ward when this It deem- ^,uet ptaajen,) *d necesstry by the physician. C*I „ Only tha nurses and physlrisna ?„*!*?? may enter th# room or 'ward. 25L *vV lir e hospital and nursca am familiar with the rules regarding precautions to prevent spread of io Conf^pen woman w ithia-pianist’s pijwtjful hands, which move in slntplo-expressive gesture* from , the -ped1 urn. ' "Lot* of conductor! tn*Vi speeches to their musUians.dlvm1 tb* beauty of tr music " srut;'*4ys, “ M ythenryt* th artf.y o u r potion la clear, you don't have to make a speech.” • •. r 'i* Mlsa Brico who was bprn.'^n Ha outlined tha history of n rth o d i used In public healt) service to combate smallpox, dip tahtria, typhoid and other com munleable disease*. they and f amicise th* E d u c to r, Th# chOdren'JMgin with 6m ‘simple Haydn* aymphoiii.-* and prepress to th* bigger music oF M a u ri and Beethoven. This# they grow with the music and don't try to tackle too many complicated thing* at once, * "Conducting I* good for their musicianship. Also, It teachea them to taka criticism good naturedly before a crowd and It makes Intelligent listeners of tham. I am convinced that tha reason most people don't go to cocnorU is that they do not understand thu muale.” Brico, w«a now teaches piano and orchestra conducting in Den­ ver, will conduct symphonic*. in Danmark, Finland and Holland this fall. Sha i* n tall, vlgormsp- w ith M atch e d Cub Iq u lp m e n tl Symphony conducting U th* love of har Ufa. but ahr^dmltfe that tha path of th a t love -U fa t ffom smooth for % w o tftn . * r :- 'J; ''Fra having a |'hsrd pufl.' -sh* •aid w ith'a smile. "Not beckus* of tha mualclans or the audiences, but because of-the hoards nf di­ rectors and mahagara. Sometime*, at first. I have been aware of tremendous realsUncs of Uts ntotlclrtlt In an orchestra, though I have gavar had any oblections from them or difficulty with'theta* But when they begin to phty, they don’t care If a conductor is * man or a woman as long a t that con­ ductor knows hit or har builncsa." In 1034 Brlco founded the New York Woman’s Symphony Orrh*#Ira to move that women tan play anv Instrument wall. . £ • : • - L _ (hat's w^jtt tha newFarnull Cub bringi' to smill fsm* snd truck gsrdcrts. , j' With a full litMot mstchod, spcdslly-dcsignad la* [ piement*... with such feature* asthe Vmhwud Mmmt' by fraltf sad ALasSsrCsafftli, .“this FarmaJl Cubl*ftttl w * -~ - ± L i i x x . rtgbt lot thou' crop sera .that — - — — - -a - - — - Thereart four type*of power in the PvtnaUCob: power to patsi, forward-mounted Implements or those attached to the driwhir( .to operate machines through the pwr uk+ffi ot halted op to Pot theFarmallCobtoworkapd good-fayatothaslow, timodir work yoi walked through before. The Cob’*riding comfort, ease ofj handling aad finger-tip controls nelly bring a "new day” to th* Wa try to assure a safe water supply In th# county, he said, *ntl reported that 400 sample* of water from walla had been ana lysed. Food supplies ar* safe­ guarded by Instruction and ie qulrsmente of handling In food serving places. In splta of Umit- SEMINOLE TRUCK & TRACTOR COMPANY PLAY MORE NEWYO He outlined th* new tubercuiMlaj methods from which five LIVE LONGER v Two of these patient* Hallsed and tha others g ehecktd, ha aUtetL. ( MIL MERCHANT s r x a i w i£ COMMUNITY WOULD n # IYE8 ar THE CHICAGO* h re. tSfi' i SPORTING GOO PRONE 1325 1 306 E . I l l S t. v- P h o tta 1 c-e �1 ♦ la U n ity T h e n 1* S tre n g th — THE W EATHER Tb Protect the Pm m of the World; To Promote the Proeraa* of America To Prod or* Prosperity for Sanford. Fair through Tuesday exc locut thundershowers likelyafternoon or early erm ine*. AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER VOLUME XXXVIII ■w-Mjy iae in■ S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , .......................... — E s ta b lis h e d 1908 i i Reds Demand A-Bomb Count 4For U N Data Pan-Am Board Duties Named W aiting For Death In. Indonesia LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 25 OP) —Ruitia demanded today that anv United Nation* proposal* to to', leet official data on Hoop* and arm* from the 55 member gov­ ernment* mud include figure*1 on atomic bomb Itockpile*.. Soviet delegate Andrei A. Gro­ myko *aid it would be "unreatistie” to gather military figure* -gvrithout lilting the number of ' atomic bomb* held by jmy coun- „ *nrGromyko took hU .aland »» - th ;n i.> iitlo .( 0orthd*atdn cm fonventional armament*, now limited in It* discussion* on arm* redurtinn to weapon* outatil* the mat* destruction category, fail­ ed to agree on a suggestion for collecting information. ' The United State*, Britain amt m Franea also opposed proposal* -^ .g e t-rtb e - f i g u r e e lmt their ohjeev tlona were on the ground* that the move* were premature. • The original data proposal. of­ fered by Australia and Syria and supported ’only by Btlgium, fin­ ally w*i dropped without vote but' Australia and China then luhmitted new plan* along, the tame lines. These ‘will lx- taken up In detail next Thursday. Today’* developments left the |0 UN with virtually no accomplish­ ment* after ndarly a year of fiddling with Soviet Foreign Min­ ister Y, M. Molotov’* propoial* for global arm* clashing lr\ the General Assembly last Ortohe* The issue ha* been passed back in d forth between the paietn Security Cornell and tha cemmlsaton and Ita committee* since Ue assembly followed up Molotov’* on by adoptinr a . broad lact DecemtfV * J ; Q U ITA N D IN H A B ta iil, Aug. 25 bPi-—The Pan-American un­ ion's governing board was desig­ nated as "liaiion organism" of th: hemispheric defense syilem by a committee of. the Intcr-Amriican onference today. "The governing board of the Pan-American union." said a res­ olution adopted unanimously by the comiqillee on voting proced­ ures. "shall act as liaison organ-" ism in'* the Intci-fynerican system ’ fie *h«t concerns tne treaty ot mu­ tual defense.” ATHENS. Aug. 53. (/Pi—Th* l iberal I’arlv of Themletofclee StiphntilW, S6-ysar-old lormer premier, refused tonight to Joinn new government under Conalanlin Tealdari*. Sophocles \*n* i/rlm . code.iiler of the party, an­ nounced the decision alter a twojiniif party conference. Merchants Urge Rotarians Enjoy Action On Cross Vocational Talks State Highway At Lunch Meeting Association Votes To Farm Loans And Oil L e a s e s Discussed Aid In Speeding Up By Toy And Bolltr Decision On Route 5T Vocational talk* by Rotary members were presented at the regular weekly luncheon of tb* Rotary Club today on * program which was under the direction 'ol R r fc r Cornell. Letmitd Toy. whose classification i> "farm loans' *pok* on the Central Florid* Production & -Credit Association, and Donald " trfiw fd tftg , secretory. N K T Bolls, n .ll. oil ]M |t brok„ . dtsguseid Sralth presided. Chamber of Commerce Manager the buiinctt of oil leases. State Road-Department which ha* Thr Central Florida Produc­ Edward lllggin* pointed out »th# need of promptness in aiding tb* tion Credit Association Was rrEj5 , ~ , full authority to plan and schedule ganited in 1933. Mr. Toy. who Plans for a second Southeast- th* Road 46 route, In making a' is sccrctaiy and treasurer of the i Glider Conteet to be held In decision a* wheether to use tits government financed agency, *tsl­ nfoH Jan. 15-18 were discussed lakefront route or the TwentyX over tha weekend by William fifth C. Street route. Too much con­ ed. It is designed to make short L atarut, stats director of aviation, troversy will further delay the term loart* to farmers, citrus and 'lo c a l officials. The local road building, he said. He de­ growers, dairymen, ranchers, .tree m att would be the last In a trio clarer! that the flrtt cross state Keeper* and ferneries. The loan* of proposed air activities which road 1through Hanford had been include the Flying Alligator proposed in 1015 and that the issue are usually from .5 months 10 the All Amtrlcan Air Maneuver* had been kicked around ever since. 3 years duration. ' II. B. 1’ope, chairman of the party at Melbourna on Jan. 7 W l During the past five years, be the All American Air Maneuver* Hoard of County Commissioners stated, more than one million dol­ tald that hU group was working lar* has been lent by tb# agen­ at Miami on Jen. 0-11. The thre* s ir ’ attractions are with the S la te . Road Department cy. Last year th# total re*eh*J being planned in rapid sequence to select o suitable route through $1,370,000. ranging In amount in order to attract a large number Sanford for Road 40, but alto from $175 to $100,000 and beat­ «vef pilot* to Florida, _ Lasdrus warned that If there le loo much ing in tsrsit a t 4 H peresnt. Thers stated. Planes flying north from runtroversy, neither route com- are 5 employees and one part tir 1* . toe Miami a vents would be routed templaterl will be selected. Randall employe* who service loan* ill through Sanford and L a tu ru s Chase advocated the Twenty-fifth Orange, Volusia, Lake, -Osceola estimated that thare would be Street route a t most practical. and Seminole counties. • Jack Ratlgan outlined the City's a t least 300 plants a day making Mr. Rolls stated that an nil flnancal and tax situation and lease broker is similar to a real this stop. Those taking part In the dis­ pointed out the .reason* for In­ (stats broker In that he make* cussion of the meet and the other creased assessment* 'and taxes. te**e» between landuwnsta mid activities which will be held In He deplored lack of interest of I l 'i a l l a a i S t a t« ,| connection with the soaring event* ctllzeiu in City Commission meet­ Included Edward Higgins, m sniger ing*,.and declared'th*t during the h •o f'th a Semlnol* County Chamber time the issue of parking meters * o f Commerce, J. Bralley Odham, ires brought up only twer citizen* president of tha Jayceas, George attended the meetings. At the Touhy, general manager of last average city election only 200 to ■jraar'e meeting, Stophen and Vir­ '.MX) voters turn out, he said. Following thin • talk, Frank ginia Bennie and Mr. *Lasarus. 8hamea suggested that the Assoc­ iation form a committee to aid the City Cornmiseion In eolving Its Continued Fighting financial Roland L. Dann. 55-year-jM re­ difficulties. This suggestsident of Chuluoti. died suddenly •Reported From Java ion w st favorably recleved. Thre merchants approved Joel, r.yesterday afternoon while visiting • ' .1. Field’s fuggestion that th* Atsoc-T iq Welridale. By STANLEY BWINTON A former reeident of ’ 8#r(nrd BATAVIA, Java, Aug. 25-VD iatlon co-operate with other civic 4 The Dutch and Indonesian* re­ groups in backing the movement Mr. Dsnn was a member of the ported continuing fighting in Java. to secure an American Legion de­ Hanford Baptist Church and' 'he Sumatra and Madoera today, partment headquarters building Oviedo Masonic Ludgc. Survivor* Include th* widow, though a t midnight tonight three nere. They also approved a propoeweek* will have passed since a *1 from John Ivey that Campbell- Mrs. Roland Dann; on* daughter, mutual cease-fire order want Into Loselng Poet 53 and the Simla Mre. Charles R. Wobb. McCIraieffect by requeit of th* United Department headnuarters be added boro. III.: on* aon, Elmer C. Dann. in entertaining Legion delegate* D a L a n d ,* two rranddaughten. Nations Security Council. A Netherlands army commun­ her* during the state membership Judy Elayn* Webb of Medea*boro. lU. and Batty Ruth Dann of ique today said 32 clash** with roundup on Nov, 7. DsLand; on* grandson. Dixie Ro­ Republican* had token place yesland Dann of -DaLand; on* itep nrrdiy on the throe Islands. It said daughter, Mrs. J. P. Holtirlaw, tlja tth # Dutch launched “etrong C. M. Hamilton Dies flenford; on* etep aon, Jame* 8. # soldier and guerrilla band*, conitAt Enterprise Home Kay, Charleston, H. C.; on* step clearing action” tn all sectors and granddaughter, Kay Holtirlaw. th a t tn* Indonesians, In roving Charlrs Mallory Hamilton 76, Hanford; nls mother, Hr*. PrittlltttUtly a tty attacked Dutch position* and patrols. Nine r” Nibs H Unit*ruler*. were re- died Friday a t h it home In Enter­ la Jana Dann. Orlando; four sla­ ported killed. 23 and one prise after a brief Illness. Funsral ter*. Mrs. William Jacobs, Chulu­ sereicet were held a t 3:30 o'clock ota: Mr*. Carri# Higgins, Wash­ lilting. ,\J B i A Republican army communl Sunday afternoon at th* Enter­ ington. D. C.J Mrs. Cor* Pritch­ ' qu# yesterday said the itch Dutch ........................hat had prise Methodist Church with the ard. Miami; and Mrs. Mattl* Dun­ token etrategle airfield Rev. R. T. Caldwell officiating. can. Orlando. t L « rrk fiJ?ri!l J n t mvdtlCi d&AUhft-dlUICii tha Erickson Funsral Home M rT lsm llto n was bom June Wednesday at 8:00 P. M. with th* for Tengkil airfield, four mllee m the captured base. I t report- £3, 1872, In MeBran, Ga. and lived Rev. W. P„ Brooks, Jr. officiating. ..............had .......................... the infantry tank and air for 26 year* in Enterprise, He Th# Maaon* will hav# eharga of th* gr*v**ida service*. support In the Boegia operation. if a retired well driller. 1 ----------------------------He Is A rrived by the widow, DEADLINE CHANGED D r* ASK TRUMAN Mrs. Daley Hamilton; two tone. i FRANKFURT. G arain y , Aug. I. E. Hamilton of Pabotw* .and R. Tha deadlift* for filling ap­ 35—W —Twenty thousand Es­ E. Hamilton of Lake Monroe; one tonian displaced person* In Ger­ daughter. Mrs. A. T. Kutsrll of plication* for terminal leave pay many and Austria have petitioned Wrens, Ca. two brothers, A. C. and by Veteran* of World W ar II haa > , Free Went Truman to .b r resettled Edward Hamilton of MeBean, Ga. been extended to Sept. I, 1M8, A A fa) the United State*, it was learn­ erven rrendehlldren and do * great according to ad vie* received to­ grandchild. ed today. day by Lloyd F. Boyla. For Glider Meet . To be Held Here S U D&nni Chuluota Resident* Died Sunday P. M. wra. Liberal Party Will Not Join Greek Cabinet A Detroit Picket In The Hands Of Tlte Law U. S. Suggestion For More Re p r e s e n t a ­ tive - G o v e r n m e n t Rejected By Group TWO (MACIAtIO INDONESIAN WOMIN, their bon*« showing dearly through their starved bodies, tit tjy tha tide of a busy street tn Batavia, Java, patiently waiting for death to end their suffering end misery. The real victim* In the current Indonesian-Dutch conflict, starvation and privation era their only lo t ( International Exclude*) Th* Sanford Merchant* Assoc­ iation Friday evening voted to offer it* assistance to City and County official* to find aonif w*y to speed up decision aiiirm tlo n by th# State Road Department In determine an east-west rmito through’Sanford on Route 46. The aupper meeting *T tha Aesoelation was held at the Mayfair Inn with — -------. N O . 202 A s s o c ia te d P m u L o o ted W iro Hurdle Is Cleared By Argentine A g r e e ­ ment To Plan For Western Protection Gromyko Says Failure To L ist Stockpiles Would Make Fig­ u r e s “Unrealistic" It M ONDAY, A U G U S T 25, 1947 ^ i i ■■ ATHENS. Aug. ,25 ,4’1—Coiy tantinr 1 taldsris laid he hoped to form a new G ire k . government to* •U J l • K V ta b in 'f ol Dem-trios Maximos., The etubasiy *pf .the U nitel v Stales, which is aiding Greece -Agreement* of the board exer­ with $300,000,000 in supplies, , cising such tuneiloo*, —ol art, ad­ took a h.inil in* th- dickering uver ministrative character caw -proced­ ure*. shall be adopted l>y an on* tiJiata n( the cabinet, enst* absolute majority of the members, hrrught em by a dispute over ths U was stated. tjj__ • ' " * ' Another treaty acctlen, approved 1 st ttueiiiilas. by. a vutg' uf~T< ttt ff. 1provtJKl that “the vote* or parties Involved A DITROIT f OllCIMAN ORAII A RICKlt Bt INI MANO as other strikers advance thu-atcninety dtirlr 5 a rl.ish . liv i ml’ar’sy .cdnv*y*d to Themirkias Hpphoulis, (tit-year-old In a situation or controversy be­ at the Highland Park branch of th# Ver Haven Garage, where 200 mechanic* were ataslng a itemon-tratlon. tween American states which form»r premi",r nnd tvader of the Two picket* were arrested, and several plat# glass window* were m a t tied, (fnternslfonfll Soundphnto) motivated consultations shall be t*pp:-vt! n S'jihoulis Liberals, Ita excepted." i- tri-rs fur thr participation cf l.iht-ral* tn lb - new .government. (The Pan-American unton.ia an I* at- • was suggested that So­ organisation of American count­ il- uhs mats- counter .propoial* ries designed primarily to de­ I , the !f, r by th«- Populist (R*:'velop closer Intellectual and com­ .ai-'M T-ahiaris to Sophoui-.s y«smercial relations. Its" headquar­ -i rdav '1 ‘'i-Jinl direction" of th* ter* are in Washington. Member r, - - t :::■!■ under which Sophouli* governments may either fend v -mid ahold- th ■ presidency of th* special appointees to the governni'.uisti-r- il council and Tsaldari* ing board H or designate their dip­ «v TH E A S S n ri \T FI» PRESS lomatic representatives in Washthe pi.m icrthip, A how ine tro p icil st.v-nj which Ington.) Sophoulta* reply to • th* Tsai-' Q t l e s Caused widespr-aii but generally Pope’s Emissary At* flan-! offer waa not made public, A five-nation aub-coinmitte'e on Captives Not minoc rro p e rtv dam age, at Gat but »n official source quoted ■ term* of aggression continued tioned Closely Or By Crowd vestoh, Tex., yesterday was play­ *' "tacketl hit . ns "lying that tf th* PopUa closed meeting "to conciliate ing itself out in h**-i'‘v rainfall I - - iv i thv.r poiicits had faddifferent poline of view" under Searched By Re is tmlay W i e l d i n g Knives as n broad wedge of cool •v1. thn l.itMwais and their poll* the chairmanship of Ricardo Al­ *tr pocked ea*t'*arit across tha cir, alone should govern. faro, Panama’*- foreign minister. 5ROUL. Kotor. Aug 25 i-T*' ROMF. Ni.g An ItaM — L s ts tr o - — ------------ Tiw Arr.rrh’iui sTfiTiiiRyT viiw-s" -A- .big .kurcllw w st believed | h?ee AmrtTr'en odilieiT r>t*i' northfentra W bistlipg along at fiS to 70 u n i«#Rcy dixMnh from cleared with Argentine agree­ e.l unluimed by the Rutaiatii, tl nifle- an hour, tho storm blew IcH .iv v std .» itivL in ( h e ’t i 'g . ,« !t t R ,fit(»iriayvd t h r o u g h t'.mstantin* wh« «ns foreign mintstev ment that ail American nation* 5 5 S H S = li . « might act to atop an attack I - days detention m in- . ■ in 'o G»Ive*t»o find neighboring ren- -of • vene/is Giulis iijflktt-J 1"i lh<- S-‘i'l>->pli» gus-crr.ment prit*r T -x*— t‘i l r r a s 'e r d a r af***ewo<*r> gras’e intui:*. jeste-dsv on . Vsi bv ih# .bettons of March, TSJA any on* upon anothet.’ ’ c . W i i l S i i ', 'Out ferta* that Room homes Weft- il*i*oofe!t. house •. , . I An A: r -:in i-vp-rt on Cst«eK az-compshieH them and • ' >e* —iiulows tdown in. and l e i ptrlste sent t.v [with tommy$un» 1 iib m chi. j ,, 4. „ , , rvlew that cnn«l»ntly,,bnl tK<t theyt «;eie n^t eon-nmu'eaf ion and pow lr lines dren in the .ire j, .«tid ii!!.-d I - i ' ph mhs‘ attitudr was based oh subjected to dole qu-'liomnx. rlpoed down. c.il prirst who trird tn defend -* belief i , tijari*' offer to share tin- |v;id,-, »‘op w .a, h "show Of At Gaiveston. o ra man was him. Tfie tluee men. debtiled to in • ;il v .«. ' This adurdq said So•pret a telephone line patallelin.-t killed liv nle-tric ahoek from' a I lie agrncy, Ants, itid th- prri- pluiuifs mistakenly believed that, falling Itotvee bne nod the three a radio id linking Seoul with ntan crew of a aronll l“>at e a* -ilr, Migr. (.tiaenmn U l f l i t , »• >t is holding out, he could obtoin '!*•■ nsaig'imept. -to f *rm a govRussian headquaiter* at Pyongv feared tost. t,ikrn to a Fiuiue liAtjjiggt stiff Tex«» fl l y, where Itotl pe'oann* in« ftnm # ♦Vtill f- lur# andi t* ! etunient. ■ing. wer» takm into Soviet cus­ JACKSONVILLE. A u g. 2 .' rsald ai* i.'tl-.i-.! with King (Hpeclal)—Cfintlmied, steady, e v tody Any 12 at the village o' Were t illed tn a shin exptiMhm trimii* kllifr tvmmJs in th-* trgi ut ii.i mjiiute* and then s lid , panainn of Fliwjda'a' livestock ir Yohyop-Ni. inttdr fl!» Russian zone alevit f.otr months a g o ,-anneared ol thr kbinrvt. Il Mid l?ir U*v 1 h.«i - *■, be able to form a I to have vjffarad no axteoslva d iisfry w«* forecast tnd*v by and about 40 miles mu (Invest of H, broad a coaliMm* Hulritch 111— :I In ^ti.tril M -.r William ’ L. W ilton, D irector of Seoul. I hey u eir ie|e.,,ri| ai the itan-age o b i» n •• p " i b l # and present t lln .t r 4iul r n cut to «rtioutly Tinc o l ale mas* which ended S tale M arkets, in discussing *c k‘tig H i- l‘»t iif cabinet mem* the pmtengeil and heet hr tiled almntl immetliAirit. tirities throughout the system same rpot Sundvv .alleinoon. 11.1 era by this t-cening." *. wave over th " northern mhllummy F. t’u^'ley, I'fc. I lie attack wit* wna at at i,-tiH*c,,> Lsiti*clie.-. lit1 Iviihttu . dwlmcd further de­ ofv. sales center* he heads, c 1 T in announcing the rec en t.ap p o in t­ -lolin !> Hopfi- and I’fc, (ierald western 'bstes trad spread n« fn- bit p u l l Of t h e U l t I* u p - i d i ..- . i ; „ l K , clou* to h im ment of M. M. Adklsnn, a» m ar- (leffen, told their storifs ta In- t n n l h e u l ns northern Mi--ourf I* known as dona, IL t-cv t i . d that all para g * r‘ of the D eEuniakiHpring- lelllgetire offlrcrs tmlay and then and m '-thefn Okt"h(fttia and as premier 3|ai*liall lito 'i L icm . ti»" ip the Maximos’ cabinet #xf a r i i.'\<Hril e* Ci^cap,, |nd*v fltat* Ltrratock M arket. • C attl- met news correspondent*. Aiwa said the Vatican sent M*s i - j t t th # S 'w in l D e in o c r a ta , he.sdTlve three aald they walked and hog# hav* provided a m i "The M)M of ’ con* e lr r p f , 1...I Ukjliar, n native of Trieste^ to th.. «j J - by- - f o i tu a r - L i t a r l o r M u n s t e r slan tiat am ount of rsvamia t t into;, the Suviet jbim ina<K*rteiitty e-ttt. Jt- v-slnfatlv n-hleh t h im • a fte r - hdtflle injtiitfts la ft'iu* Ticoige Papsitilreou, would be repproducer* in the te rrito ry imm- through failure tn sci* n markei mitcl, nf th# par-rant t.,,tt l,>,t pIMrlited Magr. Allttrldo Svittin: t-re n te d ., nUliup of Triesfe and I opmlivlli^ . dialely adjacent to DeEnnlaV at lira* ;tsth paroltel, dividing Htia -rt'-.rl, -Konk thcri Springs fo r'm a n y year*. IMractor betwrCii the > f \r ic a ii anti Nr- r'l.flttl*1. , „ ,r l l - r v t b 1 w 'f| [,J | from conducting riuifinilntioiii Ilivliop Hantlii 'iv a * tti-.itr! j Wilson nnterl, and he express. ‘ :vi#l (M>cwp<kijfi u eas. They s a il »•'<ita fo'i t*te to do nitrro th-n «t“P t r e e f l eer a ee r a n r ,.ii i roqghty ut CapMlutrlt two m n'Ii, feeling that facilities prov bv « i* * .r k r ,l|r tX .• *S_ tmt n . atied irriiiu* .injury. | of tha State Market should , T e m n - r n tn v e * in t h e r-e t-n 11'«■11*1nilui( on I*r4$;» I nut conslderahle assistance t<r the f : f ! “ b'rh i-—d -'Im bed to the hirL on, litre development of the livest>n-k l J P f l ( |J l n U S l ’l I' OT d * i|v tp r , l m n , l A a-A -k p ro h v t.lv Industry in that section, . i|» „ ' . It wnpt I c<\ " o ^ l g l i e r t h * n *'i" Sit, Florida state Livestock Mar [ l a n q u c M R c s c r v . a l i o for n s *b"-n-vf tw o n - ntpra |t* r* at E. li. Smith Arrested ket* hav* continued **!>♦ through.} ■— -^v— th - Chicago W -n th e r Btiremi LONDON,.Aug, 23—uPl—Prim# • On Lottery Charge Mini*ter out th* uummer a t - a /lumber o ! A request that re*er>atirii* be e ‘ l Attlee and hi* cabinet point*, and aoma «>f Ibeta seer*) mad# ae soon p* pusslbl- fur the fV p in r r,th . fn ra v * < t» r i am# trnck to London tmlay for E. It. Smith of Hatiford waa ntreferred to by Director WiIs rui.i J r *!,*£ J ,*r'J u‘ '*hirh ssill be * a l‘T the -no) f r o - r t *e)tl avTandad re«tei| Friday by Hlieriff I'eiry thidr "#cond special meeting in : in bi< •i.ism sn i > . j , v -i h. i H®l(l at 7:00 ocfock Mnniiav evenIlH n n te a n d In d . M#ro on a capia* I«#»e l uti an m- eight day* ,ln tea»*ei» the British in his statement to lay. Ih Quh jnj( Bt t jl# Mayfair Inn, was today 'n t i, a m ith e r n foimnlion filed, by V|urrav Ovyr- d’dlar po«ttlon tn flaw of suspend, ., cy State Livestock Market. L made by Chamber of Commerce tan*. »trc-t. state attorney « t th ' i'tb e*l sterling convertibility. Its weekly tala handled 120 cat Manager Edward Higgin.i. No i* . Sir AVilfred Eady, head of a imllcial district, charging Smith Itritlsh It* and 4IA <hogt, .'or a ca*n survetlon* ra n bo nmilr n ftcr f;i)H Prinripals Asked To fluBmlal delegation to with nramuting, cbmluctlng and Wnildngtmi, grand total of $ t5.820.37. The o|clock Friday aflei-ioon, he warn­ reached a London operating a lottery -coplimmly ed. Meet With Lawton Jay State Liveetork Markei, also In iorl during th- afternoon, but known ns Cuba nr llnlltn. II,' wn* air; Senator Spevisr I lldllanil will northwest Florida, reported tales diil not plan t ft reiw rl to th# gov* r«de«*ed after putting up f 2,300 make the principal ad lie n at th* totaling I!1..370. the nne-day auc­ eminent today. A»ked If th# W**n. Principal* of all Seminole Coup tiond. ington talk* woiild assist Great tion handling 120 cattto and 224 banquet. Col. Willis leale. United Iv 'schools are requested tu meet The Information contnlns five State* district engineer, will (peak Tuesday morning at 10-ihi oVbvk ♦enarate nn-l >111111x1 cqpnta and Rritain in her economic crisia, ha hogs. Arcadia State Ltveatoci regarding the . 9 \ John* River with Hupt. T- 55’. LaWtdn at hi* allege* that E. B. Hnilflt conducted -nil T Market In It* one-day auction »M I "It looks from this end M 417 cattle and 62 hogs, for $'.7. rhannet imf>rovem>'nt*. Scrrotaiyl, infffcn, tlie lolterv between Ain. 7 ' and though ih# Americans hav# helped . •< t State R. A. O r*/ I* expected to Mrs. J. Turnbull, who tndav’nn- July 180.64, leading the Rtate-ppera' 25, ItriT. The ca.iJ. may come t>* nresent. Prin* will ( hi aw ard-. nounced that the will open her prl* up for trial at tho r’ dl taim of us to do what we asked them to ed livestock tales renters for the do to steady the whole situation!." week. This Arcadia sale also fob cd to the outtxi*i.l and hois# rac. || vale kindergarten at the South Circuit Court tn Novamtier. ing winner*. Th- Liberal New* Chronicle and Hid# Primary School for the 20th lowed clot* on the heel* of that The main evonts of L nW Day tft>* on Sept. 15, fa il also that the Conservative Daily Mail pra^ m arkal't outstaflfltng B r a h m a Sale, Aug, 15, at which gross w|’J be the dedlcattnii of tho lour- retU tration will take place on A d m i r a l S a i d H e i i i i u l dieted an early special session Of Information Booth hy the Jay R«Vt- 4, - the same day regular parliament, which i* adjourned sale* ran to $24,610, for 14 males iet pi pt un rr il iI il un pn lmm tr F iunt ni i ". .n,iI 20 FoUUml writer* said and 74 ,female* of this breed. ceea, at.liOO P. M, omlmarH rar­ echool pupil* register. i . . Os*at 1:30 P. M. end harv* rac­ Attlee would order vi. hla ministers A former klnaergatte-t pupil of The males sold at price* rang­ ing ing and tournament riding at Melto rush completion of plant whlth Mrs. Turnbull I* 511** Jean Har­ ing from 270 to $2,200 each a id ionvtlla Park at 2:00 P. M. TOKYO. Aug. 25—OP)—Three the Isbor government hoped would per, graduate of Rtetpo'i junlvrrthe female* from $3RQ to $1,230 ally. who will aailat in the kinder- Japan#*# wllnr*s#s today n*ni#d solve the national economic p lig h t.each. th# tale Admiral Uoroku Yam-A garten work. Ray W. Ogden Dies amqto a* the originator of the vSiklis-Moslems Stag« to attack Pearl Harbor. . At Vetcrnna Hospital Klnbnrga considered planFormer Chinese CIaBh"WIth C tpt. Talsnkirhi Miyn. Reprisal Killings chtrg* of air operation* Tor the Outer Mongolians Ray W. Ogd*n, who for a num- [On New York Frelghl In navy general staff, told th* Inter­ NEW DELHI. Aug. 25— her of year# we* connected with national Tribunal trying 25 Ja p ­ NEW YORK Aug. 25 W>»- The anese wartime trader* that Yam- Report* from th* Punjab indicated -NANKING, Aug,- 25 OP)-* A1- •he Atlantic Coa»t Line office and moat dally clashes hetwen Chi- formally lived M bib Magnolia ftffiice of Defence Trensportatlon amclrn._then commander of the today that Sikh attack* up H « i IflTtJFrVm i Ou?*? 5T»ttfflir»n Avenue*— dted -at—4be—-Veteeen* seitTIT may embargo" r i l l ' freTghf combined fleet, threatened to r#- M-stems t r apped—nn-the~ In side of th* divided province at I^ke City on Aug. 14 hound for th# New York water­ cavalrymen in th* Peltaihen area Hoap|fpl an illness of aeveral months. front area where a strike was call­ sign unless hi# plan wa* adopted. touched off a new wev# of of China'* remote Slnklang pro­ •ftor Yamamoto wa* shot down In ■ » prtaal killlog* by enraged Moslem# was in Alexandra, Ky^ ed lest Thursday by dissident vince war* reported today by Chi­ Internment plant over Bougginville liland. „„ , h. P„kr«tan aid. of the frofllhit former home. nee* source*. of the Internat­ He I* eurvlved by the widow .member* ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ K i t i H i i l l liar. | KING 18 BETTER A correspondent far th# news- W E Clara Ogden of JackannyHlo; ional Longthoremen'a Aaaoclatfon Press dispatches said th a t *paper Haln Min Pao radioed from fine titte r and three brother* In (AFL). * rouaeil Moatem hands were roam­ WASHINGTOn T A u g , 25 WY— ing the muntry*hl# slaying Stkhg The federalagency announced Tlhwa, espial of the vast north­ Kentucky. reported today the and Hindus and eystematlcnlly lett night th at Ha action probably Th* Navy west province, th a t, about 60 would depend on the outcome of -condition of Fleet Admiral Er- looting and burning their homen Mongolian cavalrymen pentrated I. O. O. P. MEET a membership meeting called to­ neat J. King ha* Improved and to revenge the hundreds of HoaChinee# position* round Peitashan Friday night, but were repuiahed I.O.O.F. Lodge *RL meet to­ day by the atriking doekwork«rt. thgt "he la up end about tn hia lems who reportedly have me$ a t dawn. Other.aourcce said aueh night e t 8:00 o’tlAck, in regular An embargo would be to prenranf room" a t Betheeda Naval Hos­ death a t th* hands of th* Sikhv in recent days. __ pital. clsbea were freqquenL congestion of freight car*. ‘ *■* 3 U. S. Soldiers Relate Stort' 01 Soviet Detention Yugoslavs Injure As Cold Air Mass' i Vatican Prelate, Texas Storm Dies Kill Local rrie st Steady Growth 01 Livestock Industry Forecast In State British Cabinet Hold Extra Meet. In Economy Crisis m ta a li as® rr ‘ --------- ... ■ 4A r— JV : . - '. j ’ . • i -' .- s i . j■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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(C s S tls s H frees W s* TH E SANFORD HERA D , SANFORD. FLORIDA THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1947 Players Fined demands on th« Bark of England proves beyond handling, than tha talks here will face lnereat'nr difficulty. United • States officials com* paied the emergency action, it which this country concurred, to tha Amtrirar hank ’ "holiday* nf 1933,*a moiatori-im on buslner, temporarily to halt what amount^ to a run op the Bank of Enaland. wfha problem was aggravated by tha fact that Congrats n pot lb session, sine* any charge in the gctuel terms of the lo.i, agreement requires Congretslnn.ttl .approval.. — - ------- — At the Treatury Department, two U. 8 .-British technical s c o n 's SCRAP BOOK Owe) I C is t lB n S Om ) M O TO l I O O ,0 0 6 - M ILE. M O IO R C R E A S E I H V E t t f S P BY L O U IS P E A H t l L i f r S P R E S d o ff.A R IZ * - J V \ W t f t R E ARE B rq q E R nM A M RABBI'fS ? w es< A f r ic a s in g l e PAIR J MEADOW MICE CAM HAVE A PROGENY OF A ^ MILLION & IK A Pound 1 £ 0 IRONS A R E P U f OH VENEZUELAN PR ISO N ER S <o PREVEW f - 1—------- r » p qtttASl a I>»l**timnounrement said Jewish Agency . persuade the refugees, most of th*m Poles, to land In Franc*, but the agency spokesman in Palestine replied: "Tha Jewish Agency Is unlike­ ly to send • representative ts Pot* De Bouc to try to encour­ age the refugees to land 1 France. These people well know what they are doing and the agency will not Interfere." A Palestine government aourev aald "It must be remembered that the decision lo go to tiermany waa made by the Jew* themselves, since they have elect­ ed to refuse Franca1* offer o» hospitality." The British foreign office an tram of the ordinary th at happened. " It appears to us that thl rifused eTer since to 1 rilaembai V and.have rejected a FrHich offer of hospitality. .The displaced persons ramp to drhkh they will be taken If th<?> list In their stand is less than f a mile from the site of the infamous • Be lie 9 concentration camp. The displaced persona camp, situated' at Hohne, la the larg est Jewish camp in the Brit­ ish tone. ' The Jewish Agency spokesman In Palestine characterised the latest British move as "a fateful Hica) *mistake.**- An ttnoffielal Hah sotlrce said it probably would provide new Impetus frr terrorists In th» Holy Land. Joel Field said thatM t w as-the lo MW*UW” worst demonstration seen in the . . . . , , . „ local park this year, and added ,n\ n '» J ® 1."? that the umpire was pushed around | MhO.OOO.OOO point the British unmercifully. * withdrawals wUI- cease pending Manager Krider stated that he 1arrangementsi at the Anglo-Ameidid not want to see' the Sedatora . <«•" financial confers nee here to penalised, all that Is* wanted was .control -th e flow of dollar. eato find out why Umpire I.avely; rhenge from I^ondon. think the man is good for baseTreasury officials were describliaUL lUrlJUn atue " -***•fOes'mv'up •ifte-r«tort. -r«fB "not have arrived- a t . a genuine cri«* asserted * I a n f that only drastic emergenPrqsld’r nt Herlong closed the I ey action, such as that tak»n investigation by summing up- the yesterday. can avert a financial testimonies, stating that th ere, collapse. was, no doubt, a lot of confusion The Treasury was reported • ' and excitement at the time of believing that action does not the Incident. He added that he | violate the spirit nf the loan made hi* first decision on the agreement, even though that deethat he had nothing to add to hla report which Umpire Lavely had „pi-int <d,||KNtea the British to report. Umpire Cooner verified sent .In add that he could only rxrhsngs dollars for pounds fresthat ha and Lavely went to th* bsse his decisions on what In- |y when other countries reques* Mayfair Inn after the contest ami formation had been presented.... iUC|, payment. filled out the report to Ire sent la ---------------------------- American officials hope that the league president and th a t'I t v T is » t„ i Brililn'a new regulation over waa true. ( . K IO IV lC C t the convertibility of pounds Into Manager Lou Bevll of the Sen­ ators admitted that he bumped Umpire Larely, but Qualified the statement by saying that he waa excited and was unaware of what he waa doing at the time. Chief of Police Roy Williams told President Herlong that he saw Umpire Lavely waa In trouldi and immediataly moved on to the field to be of asalatanee. Office.- II. M. S IM P L E .-v A E A E S H * / r Russia Notes <MEM FROMfiESe^iIRMG*.** "I would like .to Insert only one word.” Belt said. "I request that the Chilean tqxt be amended to read political or economic In­ dependence. '1 ‘'If we add this word- we can give the treaty ample under­ standing of aggreaaion." (Cealleawl Ham Tam* Omrt ing down German industrial produclivity. The conferenfe la hcheduled to open In l,ondon Friday as part of a Joint Ahglo-Amerlcvi attempt to stralgthen out the •eonomlr affair* nf,-the "Western World to speed recovery. Even before this development. —the-United K14t»« spparenlly wai ready to write off, in favor uf S new approach, t 'atlcm pta to . reach agreement with Russia on Korqa and Austria . t The protest, together with th. deadlocks on Austria, and Korea, le n t. emphasis to a ‘ Library of. Congress summary of Unltdd States-Sovlet relations aa hav­ ing deteriorated “dangerously.** This summery wee disclosed yes­ terday. -In:1Berlin. Central Lucius D. ay aald that any Russian pro Iti against raising the level Of Industry In Western Ger­ many would be without founda­ tion. because the Russians have declined to treat Germany a* ■n economic unit a* provided in the Potsdam Pact of I04B. 1 On Germany, the situation in brief fa this: • Under the terms of the PotsoAm. agreement, production of mettle, chemical* end marhlner i » were ordered to be "rigid­ ly edntrnllkd and restricted to GrrmanyV peacetime needs. This level was fixed with n •Mtlng which United States authurltlea now deem too low In - f|lv» Germ ans'-an export trade sufficiently high to pay fur Import* and at the tame tlmo play a necessary rolt In helpinw •the r*»s of Europy rebuild. ' Tha Potsdam Declaration callel for dec ntrall'atlor o t the tierman economy "at the earliest practicable date" for the' purpose of eliminating pr'eithr "exoaalva eoncentrstlon of economic pow- By STANLEY THE OLD HOME TOWN W E V E W A IT E D H E R E R X JR HOURS F O R 'E M - T H O S E " B A N JK R O B B E R S A R E TO O PARM SM A R T T O G O OUT CV^ A A 4IG H T L I K B T H I S - 1 _ F T £ ~ C 0 ~ O V E R A N t> G R A B A C U P O C O F F E E A N P C A L L I T A A 4 K 5 H T - -----. M T P E E T A R E S O A K /M V J E T \ one on fne . convertibility qu»»f lion and the other on possiU* ■ relaxation of the requirement that England abandon all discrimina­ tion against the United 8tates products In her monetary prob­ lem!. The National Advisory Coun­ cil on international monetary problems scheduled a aesslon la­ ter today. The council la mad* up of representatives of the State, Treasury and Commerce. Departments, the Export-Im port Bank and the Federal Rtservi Board. 2 Britons H u rt In Palestine Mine Blast JER U 8ALEM. Apg. 81 <*•)Two British soldiara were wound­ ed, one seriously, when an electrically detonated mine blaster their truck near Natanya today# apd In Jerusalem an Arab store wa* demolished by a bomb which, array, source*/Uakiwm* Hated by ‘an Arab "boycott patrol." '• Unofficial aources in the port city .of Hal(a eald -40,000 was stolen from an Arab bank mes­ senger during • transfer of fund*. The Jerusalem store blast, brought a general alarm, the second In IB hours. . - Y A R D L G Y V E N E T IA N B L IN D S Amerlra'a Moat Beantlfal Aluminum — Cedar — Polished Aluminum Ask Me For Free Estimate P . W . 8T E V E N 8 - 61.7 W . R o b in so n ~ O rls n d o P h o n e 2-0729 . g To torn* degree, this clause ha* been nullified partially by the year-old Brltl^h-Amerlcan •eonrmlc arrangen^nt' for merg­ ing their occupation sonee In ti e M M I t - of economy and mom efficient production. The Potsdam Agreement also called' for living standard, fur tM German people .to he at n lavel, nqt .higher than those of the rest of Europe. There has been a Kflwliur Jesllog In AngloAmerlcan quIktiVa. that this, too. cannot be adh«rvd to rigidly bect'iss of the b e q e f l^ o t prq. Soviet Vetoes In* abetalnlng. Earlier the application of Hun*ry waa rejected by the aame Tb# United Slat**, v/hlrh had m eated Immediate admission of *Jy. did not press for further rtlen after the Soviet veto. The ustrallan resolution. Instead of u n u for admission now, loft tb* ■ violation both of the I 'X L '.T A it "by pasted the Securpy giving urn aatemblr make a decision which ada by the council. Ha I that Italy, under the ;rcement w ild not be for memberahln until WHAT A A1KSMT 107 Retired Workers In Seminole Receive Social Security Pay total of I I I " a month Or |I 3 Ja) each. Widows • and children - num­ bering 124 receive $1,476 or I I I .&(» each. Total payments In the county rsrh month, amount t-> 14,148. ThU ts an average pay­ ment of $13.62 a month for 2B3 persons. The Social •Security Act be­ came law 12 years ago and is intended to provide a measure of fiunnrlal security for old p»o pi* uf the nation through tfmv principal channels: eld-age aid eurvlvqri. Insurance, f o r m e r l y known us old-age Inaurance, tinemployment insurance, and pultr lie assistance. *— There ha* been a* resulting In­ crease in number nf clalmi payable aa the result of dtath • or retirement of the worker, and thU Iw »fd th* W11*10" - V n ^ n ^ l K ? .u .n tl $ U 5 0 , rerson* desiring more detail•d Information on nny or all of the three progrihna are ad sited by Mr. Weaver lo direct Inquiries on Jihhlic assistance to the State .Department Of I’uU k Welfare at Tsllahassne, on un­ employment Insurance to ths Florida Industrial Commission at Tallahassee and on old ago sur­ vivor* Insurance to the Bnrl,l "PUtorilp— m il™ " i t the Poet Ufflc* Building In Orlando. Indonesian Issue irM lIam l tram raas Dm ) largest party, Labor, oppose* this. 1L J. Van Mook, the Nether­ lands' acting governor general of the East.Indies, charged ft Rstavia yesterday th a t'J a p a n ’s war­ time commander in tho southeast Asia theater. Marshal Count Julrhl Terauchl, prompted the Indonesi­ an* to seek independence. Ho said •TerauchlVInstructlon* were given to Dr. 8ockarno* and Mohammed Malta, now preildent and vice- Britain Plans Hike In Subsidies, A^id Prices LONDON. Aug. 11 (AV-Tom Williams, mlnlstar of arglcultura. announoed today substantial Intreasea In -subsidies and fafm pricas. Ha said the government hoped by the measure to help realise a 100,000,000-pound food production increasa In four y4ar» and aid in closing ths gsj between Britain’! A dispatch Trom Jogjakarta, to­ day said Republican political lead­ ers termed Van Mbok's charge a Dutch exeuse-ln-advanco for re­ suming on a full scale the mili­ tary operalions technically halted by cease-fire orders Aug. 4. . The Netherlands krmy headuuarters In IlsUvIa repotted In­ donesian scorched earth tactics had destroyed the world it tea factory. This was identified the Hslimbangan plant In the nU r district of Sumatra. • The White Cresa agricultural colony at Salltlga, In ccnlral Java, which had cared for 1,500 lndouc- grasslands consarratlon. al«ns since 1002, also wero burned by the Republican!, th# Dutch chanced. Both sides have reported repeat- R l l S S i a S i l e n t O v e r f S Seizing U. S. S oldlm SO. taro months before n.>guli*tlon» were suspended. The agency aald the document! quoted Dutch Pre­ mier Louie J. M. Reel a* piling Van M n o k irS o e riL iliT h it i n C tary operation* offered the only . T K - S J g ^ A 'X w - th at mealing show ad (hat Dtrith buslnassmen agreedtapeedy actleu would be needed to forestall scot­ seven affirmative ched earth tactlta by the Indoirasl * 11, Indadlak'lM ana la Ja m and Sumatra. ill the Veto holding Na Dutch comment sms avail able Immediately. 8EOUL Aug. 81 OF)—Two strong protests and repeated de­ manda for eaplanatlon for tha telaur* of three American eoldUra In north Korea remain un­ answered by the Russians. ' Lieut. General John R. Hedge, American occupation commander, eald be had made the pretests PTtr .Ilia s iraals slasa Uey aa" curred Aug I t and that ha era, gravely concerned about the In­ cident Intelligence officer* aald 'daDr LU C K Y S T R IK E presents T H E MAN WHO KNOW S T H l TOBACCO A U C T I0 H U R I TVf SOLD more than 240 million pounds of tobacco, and at every auction I’ve attended, I ’ve seen the makers of Lucky Strike buy fing quality tobacco...th a t fine, ripo-irookin’ Maf that makas a smooth, mild smoke." A c t\ ____ _ �f •: S' 'W;;- l.\ . U U n ity T h e r t U S t r e n g t h — To Pn I k I tlx P * * « of th# World; To Fromot# tlia Progreaa of America; To Produce P w p r r f tf for Sanford. ' TH E W EATHER Partly clraity thrnufh Saturday, with »how»r* or thundershower*. Gentle variable winds mostly easterly.■ A N IN D K P E N D K N T D A t t / I N E W 8 P A F E * V O L U M E X X X V III Established 1808 Cuban Demand For U N SA N FO RD , Order In F L O R ID A , Nazi Doctor Guilty Indonesia, Is — - - — '- r ^ x -T - G( R«ssian Protect Re* ' teals N u m e r o u s A r r e s t s Of Left­ ist R i n g l e a d e r s c il S e n d F o r c e s Or Let Her Handle S i t u a t i o n Alone Reds Reject U. S. Plea In Bulgarian Leader’sSentehce Korea Revolt Disclosed By || Defeated At Meet Dutch Demand Coun­ Argentina Moves To Bar Joint Military Force Against War Inside A m e r i c a s Just Before The Battle Started SEO U L Aug. 22 .UP*— Arrr»t L A K E SU SC ESS. Aug. 22 (Ah of lumemui ringleader* in "widThe Neth-rlandt told the Secur­ tpianl activity of a revolution ate QUITANDINHA. Brail. Aug ity Council today that the UnitcJ natur” in touthetn Korea w tj 22 UP)—Cuba was defeat'd loda) Nation* ce**e-fiie order had on­ anmunccd by Lieut. General John in her demand that provitiont !o< ly increa»ed bloodihed in Indone* R. Hodge late today after tjr protection of the “economic inde­ ia. I Bullion wa* disclosed by a pul. pendence" of American nation* be The Dutch then told the council lit Russian protest. > written into a hemisphere treaty. that it.m u tt either “ tend troop* G > ! Genera) Terenty F . ShttThe tteering committee of tic or let- the Netherland* alone ko>. chief of the Soviet delega­ WASHINGTON, Ann. 2f. (*P) 20-nation Inter-American Dofenu —The S tate D epartm ent aaid ta­ take meaiure* to rrilore order. ADOIF H ITlir* peraonal p h y tld an . tion , on the joint commiaiion Conference voted down the pro- rtar tt WH1 proteat directly to The announcement that both Dr. Karl Brandt (above), and 1* ^ j p o u l . Fifteen natron* voted again*! Bulgarian government trader* in tide* would comply with the coun­ other defendant* were found guilty terlioj to agree on a unified Ko a new effort to *»ve the life of c i l ceate-fire tall* at of rakl- by a Untied* State* tribunal In teat government, issued a ptei* m the me*rule, which the United Nikola .Petkov, top-ranVIng a tNuernberg, Germany. They were State* ha* opposed. . mght Aug. -f h v l. haep. hailed; »* 'ArkhnUrrai -jolted -th e *»*- the council * greater! triumph to !n *\h e " p m ! end refpontlblllly for medical ex* aeotkiana* arlrnriia roni'P ! I#HC# OM * conference ttrltlm with aa au rp rlie, move ten-day* w*s apparently aimed date in it* peace-making e.lfoiti. orrlmenta on the Inmate* of eonto bkr Joint u»« of armed furc* at - disniptins the work of the Possibility Ends For Allied Review Of A n t i - R e d * r . Case SOFIA. Bulgaria. Aug. 11 UP* In a. new appeal for the coun­ cil to take it* hand* off the In­ donesian question. Dr. Eelco N Van K lefftnt, Netherlands rep teaantatlve, declaredd: "If you really want tha fight­ ing to atop, you rmiat either *ep troop*-oy-alltrw u i ~tn'brlltf'gbmit7 together with freedom, that’ *v' curity for which million* theie are yearning." steering eommltteo at which hi* u,tW 1° die_ *» a conspirat He branded the .eounril’* propoul wa* voted down. He we* ag*in>t the Communul-dommal reported .to hava asked the com ed fatherland front .government. fnrta.a dismal failure and bitterly mitt** to declare hi* meature, No date hat been announced for charged: "Never wa* th e n »u«h kill­ "opportune or Inopportune," The . , ing on the part of the Repui committee voted on that bail*, *he hanging. and declared the propoial Inop-I The United State* announced lican troops and betid* aince I - portune.. I hi* arrest and trial, and font your ceate-fire order. It i* a Argentina departed aharply day*agnth* United St*1** and strange and dreadful paradox that ba* hail i Jfcfrotn the provitiont of the ltfld Britain aought a review of the your cease-fire order an effect diametrically oppos'd y Art of Chaptfltapee by submitting aentence. a propoaal for ’th# hemisphere! The rejection wa* ant” muted i toP tyour • humane Intention*." „/ i„ jn treaty which would eall lot me by l.leut. General Alexander ‘Jj* o f - a eommon military force - Cherepanov. Soviet m«nb*i and ( "**<»" Pul u' ly In-tha event of '7t{ae‘. fro ,i acting deputy chairman of the tiVhwtC thU " « nl^n "n m m tho -A m e ric a 7 • |*om n,l»lon. .g rin ": BHt . Chila'a Foreign M inuter. GetCetkor, leader of .the Agrar- aln over withdrawal of troop* man Vergara Donoso, **ld “Chi'* , ! " 0 *nd one of thr *lgn- and th* future of the Sudan ha* her own propoeal, which i* *'* <’f ‘he Bulgarian Armitlica, Meanwhile, the United State* not In accoinf^W lTh' thV oroi'l«**'> "'•* Kiv,,n * P**— , „ Trtiented bV“AWfenltiia ^ vL~ietit*ne*"ind ‘Dried nn „ M tpadel, f ™ minium ,'f of rcaponaiblli.y for an * Hat S L O W . 1 M «*r ' U - g tur me* the Dominican Republic, .eld lo J of the government whl<k ,1 the move in h B t' nation warn "agafftat the idea ( . in ,1m! Amarian tha dfiDule* of; In Combatting aggression from within tho western TlamUpheie. The eonfareneo approved In It* special economic parley o fA m er* lean nation* In 1948 after the plenary ten io n a rail for a ____________ _ ^Bogota meeting ___ next January. -R u ssia 's repreienlative on the Allied Control Commission today rejected the United State* demand for a review of the death senfence of Nikola Pelkovi lop-rank w* f fiiilia e m n Balt. R a il C u i u t v •au>bau-Hnit—antt-Communist—leader.— am i F-*-UuHlarmo Cuban -~ United State*, atPefkov was irnlenced lait Sa!- ♦ p H tmerlc.cn and extr*. akgTettlon," • aaylng NO. 201 A s s o c ia te d P rt a a L o tte d W ir y F R D A V , A U G U S T 22. 1911 -entratlon camp*. (Internationn' Quillman Reports OnDiptherialn Seminole County 12 Cases Found Dur- i n g M on t Ii D e c s Not Mean Epidemic tcntmiiion." * Rioters Demand Evac­ uation Of British: Voice Dislike Of Trend OF UN Talks LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. M. (Ah * —Egyptian Prime .Minister Nakrathv Pash* told the United N a­ tion* Security Council today hlg country vigorously opposed an American • supported Hratlllan ' resolution recommending that Britain and Egypt make a neat atlempt tn settle A'.ele differ*, enres by direct negotiation#. Nokrashy,-P*»h* declared tha , 1(f r a ill/ n - Veoposaf * wot owly r "»ould serve no osefnl pur­ pose," hut added that It »■* "4n evasion of the primary respouslbilitv ot the Seeurlly Connell.” * 5kt(kov said the had wade th* tares statement" two d*v» agr at s com miss Inn meeting and demvded "restoration of not'i’al CQl'iitiimsJ? -Sulisequsnlly • H-wtge and Maj. General Albeit K B r»n. chief of the American del at atlon, held press confsi anw•M'lg#'. commander of the Ame icar oecupatlnn rone of soiiIIiski Kces. said Korean authorities hadK rested more than, too iictoiu in Seoul amt an undetermined nunl-er in the provinces. He <aid those arrested were chicct’d with .rioting, atterkioo poire boxes and Interfering with the government’* lice-eolterting pn jiam. He did not disclose |bc #XMnt or location of the riot­ ing Hodge said the sltugUop twgsn wh» the- discovery in esrly Augu<’ of a plot by U fltst *m .......... ............. . pb'tees of the Korean Broad Twelve rare* of dipllieria have been repotted in the-county dur­ ing the preterit month, il wa* an­ nounced today !>y , Dr. Frank THIS P1CIU8I WAI t AKIN ninmentt hefer# flying flit* Interrupted tha rongiesslonal Investigation Into Hollywood labor strife being held In Quillman. diteclor of the Seminole 1,0* Angela*. Callt. Hone# committee cmmKl Irving O, McCann (le tt), Countv Health Unit. t> shown alklng question* a* Joeeph A Partway (right, foreground), Although the incidence of dipA r I- rvwineef. I«ik* at hts glasses (srrow ). Remark by Partway to Iberia in Sanford and Seminole casing Syftem to sa lo tag e High; I McCann that “ I don't go for this Oestnpo stutt" caiirert the lalter to leap County bs* been lomewbat above lal speeches ami inject Commiin | to hla feet and etrlke Padway, breaking hi* glasses, (foteenattoanl) ganrta-- tnhy- p ro g ram ^ ” '1 --------— " — —— WSTWlLduring"lb> part fewlivee it lia* not reathed the extent f ah epidemic, be declared. Tot*l rsset line* ,Js» f are 18, north,’’ hut added. "I say. from the Soviets The disease is very infectlout. net , CA IRO , Apg 22 iAh-Tbous* an-Jt of riotui Egyptian!. iom* shouting “ Down with Amencx. 1 clAsfied nitb police in demonitra* lions' lotliy against the trend of Untied Nation Secuiity Counfd discussions on this nation*! dis­ pute u ilK Hi it sin. Police tfited sewn follcmris of tbr Moslem biothrtbood. r file .setitrj Prime Minister, Ah­ med K u h riis . broadcast an ap­ peal "t« every iincere ptlnot to help lb* government maintain qr-. dcr." Hie Prime Minister. Mah; ' boud 1'ahmy Nokrashy Pasha, is at Lake Success piessing fqr United Nstinns action. T h e 1number of dem or.siratott leached about fi.OOfl at on* tirn* In Calm. They reformed afte r i I'ttallhned nn ISi|» rif v tt Hits Is Unionized | County Health , Wcdemeyer Giinese Leaders c;! Prior To Deadline Program Outlined For Present Crisis Of New Labor Ad At Lions Meeting: Northern but not contagious, he pointed^ (TMitlaate ( r - ll.« * d .am ra*« re * , *:i*t w .h n out. and explained that tnfei-‘ “wa“ It* Russian.occupied. ......* fetUlelc’ from Within wdlifd court. The aeven day* would N The Ainrriran commander also up tomorrow. , , _4 flow# means that a jiersnn mu*l I (aelle art ee rag* Wean _ NANKING. Aug. n (Th— ChlTh* American and Britlah de. Explosion Racks City com* in close contact with a ea*e ssid, "Theie is no political sigI nrsc sourres sifid today that Oan- . •; — -2— . or carrier to - develop tb« dts- o.flca'Hce in the artrjU . Same mend* for a review were mad* ’ rr#| All«ert -C. Wedemeyar, at g : 1 J in letter* to Cherepanov. The Hall In Philadelphia ease. Many persons hay's lately RlghUil* s»ere el rested ton.” Shippers Warned Of.M ethods Of . D'scnsc meeting with the Mat* council af tit whs hot clear what the reiitinted informallo’i from the n Chlastg Kai’Sheek'i U. 8. note, sent to Cherepanov Possible W e s t e r n PrcvcntioivEKpInin* ti'ii'rnllaalm Health Unit and from inlvote criieral mcaiit by lack of poll’lMonday, aaid i’etkov’a conviction tiorne, had told th* government PHILADELPHIA, Vug. J2, elgnirigance, since lie'm ure I pnlli v tuitkrt* China lacks ‘ nppeera to b* a grwa mftcar- —An explnainn bclluv <d mused hy“ physlrlnns as to how to esm|M- <»l <('„»■<»»,,I M a r i t i m e Strike ,cd By Q m . l i r . a n top* „ »'■*. SUablt lilt- disease. |Ca«l!*wa ee r*ire t'.lahti inismicement, not i««- materia la 8l tmmb shook PhllaiM|>hla'.r ('My • All persona,who wish In nvmd Hall today and wreck-I th- f 1*Jt Wink of the ‘ -'intnole Count', ,'r »'M>urre« T lir nation's labor unions got The Aiov'Iren presidential #nfloor room nf the deteciivo hurvn.i. the disease, especially rhlldteii a new <M of rut*s Indav. tbr fleallh Unit in it> <li«'a»' pievrn under 10 years of age who ninkr >"V. nttoiuling .the meeting at Th, s-nferd sv„i a.b k.w Around World FllcrB Firat report* tald only one man 08 I afl-l laitlr) a<t, and only sn (ion program » o ti« lu ■•iitbp tlir government'* request, wa* re­ percent of the cese*. should it* Jnltlal organisation meeting £\rc Sick In Greenland wai inlurcd. onds bebue ii went into e fl'c l eil bv. I)r. I f.'iik Quillman, h p u ted to have describ'd candidly yettarday afternoon, elected offThe expolilon cau»e>1. con»id*r- avoid rrowilt and p.ild': gath-i icert then went to their akee*. able damage. G latt pxriitjon* end ings, he said. let at , midnight 107,000 production diteclor. to lli' I om* t bib it thro wliat he found during his month* WASHINGTON, Aug. 22. (aV long Inspection of China but to range at tha Municipal Airport Every child from six month' door* were shattered. wnrk'M. ahd the Ford Motor Co. meetitie at the fourist (Vflter- Ins', e lett no hurt of the policy rsFamlliea'of Clifford V. Evan* and Deputy Chief Engineer William to nb# year of age should he tnuiiu for their initial .hoot. G#or„ w . Trum, n> .vho t r . , t. Ffltmet King Loin 1l'is»y lVit*<- mnmehdatkini he would make to agreed to a ronlracl clause for . Andrew Carraway w ai elected tempting a ‘round tho world flight filmlar. among the firat firemen nixed against diptherla, Qulllma'i ,was announced as winner *d tli* I'resldenl Truman. ' Earl Ginn ^rlled sudden- a union shmi Pr**'d*n* of ‘h« e*“b. Police (iy j>|per cub plane, received word o arrive on th# tean*. aaid "aome. advised. He also suggested that •yCharles . yailerday afternoon a t tile qutf piogr*nr“Kisen s c o m I w -"lhlng exploded In a *t«wl loekei ." they should have a an call* I chine«e sources said the gattTlir I ’nitrd Automobile ’ WwkJDwitlV e ^ 'aand m t Byrd JJ.* rGoode i t *' I0* Diet* are The III Fire apparatus converged on “booster shot" at the age of home on Sanford Avenue. He was ago-irf legsnl to Lion’s «iub oi eial hud contrasted the situation -•b tlv g ^ofrie fleer nf 1** | nnuen*aG»*In lw° Greenland. the city hall and hundred* nf pet- three, again when they star, i«*m at Sidney, « ., .and came to I ( C I O ) thus bypassed a pro. gani/ ilions. irtC h in a w ith-that in Europe. H% 5L H S , t fIT a*M t: ~ L rt L U |W“ rneitage w a. relayed bv amateur tont crowded Into th* amoke-filled to school or at any time that Sanford 10 vear* ago from ('In- sisiiin o f ’ib ' Isw making m sjntily " i i q u o t'd as ■saying Europe la decided to hold a weekly ahqot rl(||0 itetion* and waa picked up T h ' f ii|t public In ritb in doorway. Police held back the the mgdicalN,adviser deems it rinnati. He was a member of th'* appioi »l by a company's employ­ almost starving wliils Chins ia In tbe U n it'd St*!*— w s o e» ThueJd.*r bv E' ' necesiary. T h iT W v W is avail- H rat Presbyterian Church. crowd. m partively rich in the esxentiafs - - - * Twp trap* hava Iteen eent Evan* and Tmman advised that a h b - b e l l iIni l.HH 1798 Id llAltliUoi', iraallBH<a an Paae !:l«fcl» Mr. Glnu i* survived by th.* e 's a leqniiernenl for a union t ahl'*b»it m tiiu n n o i'. i,„( apparently deflciant in e*uDirector of Public 8af-ty James o'clockthey were In the If. 8. Army ho*, II. Malone waa conferring with » idow, Mrs. Clara T. Ginn, thre- shop. a aid Dr. Quillman m Id* talk. |,ader* to develop and pr#-' adopted daughter* and two sis. Riim'doig* o* a dock strike nn a.ml pr sva* *i*l up ft IVsisacd.# p< . . . . . . | „ r. r, 4mircci iThe.following, acorea were made nital at Blule IVeit On*. Green­ Judge Vincent A. Carroll in an '-ra, Mrs. Frances (!. JKnojp of the Wes! Cna»i, anil a move In Th* lit"! ! g "f Ik on th* abbreviated rlt ekeet ' ■ target land. and were being well taken office directly above where th* Byron Wnlker Dies The same sources ssid Wede,rare of. Blule West Una ti an exoloilon occurred. Pidnev and Mr*. John Carson of by Ihe- 'inng-organiiol p n u t'i* Am* lean Public Health A*» ■ n u '.e r to ld 'th e council China h id of 16, bird* each: airfield built bv the United State* Burbank, Calif. Suddenly In Tumpn ,“I wai lifted right off my feet Andrew Carraway 14 to ignore _ tji# ne(v ru)#» ,(,o a elation In 1*72 remiti-d .in 'tk f fa iled to fully Chin Funeral ser vice* will ____ _ hi fM t ix k ! C - •_ « 2tfLJnUler ..'arennu, »s!ai-ii-bM'id ~pf'.nutr ^ M l s r 9!li .m o r n IIWMMSS l duping the way, ______ ‘ n ”- Judge Car-- * 1 bled il'liTlii board* ’luougln ■ that been done, your economic qtt*1 thorrght-thg-. r ntrrr The ftlv * began ~tbail Avrorr ~Walk«r. 85. rrcc" r bii i~ Paturd a v imm itiig o t-in^O 'ntiock paninient* to the advent of the, colli I I gsnItHieMl nfl I'agf I tithll Tetarboro. N. J„ Aug. 9 and reach­ of Blllv Finn had toppled off the man for th* general committee of *t .tb# Erickson Funeral Home •hai ply-debated new law. ▼ W. IL jfflU am a 1! uation today would hava bgsn ed Greenland Aug. 19, making a tower." B. d V h e lc h e l 12 adlustment of the’ Brotherhood of with the Rev, Douglas Charles much less' serious.” During the AO days aince ihe teriea of atopa enroute. B. B. W right 11 Th# full fore#*qf tha'blaa. wa* Locomotive Engl nears for the A t­ officiating. Intermrnt will he at law’* enactment by the 80th Con­ Chinese who attended th# megtCantered In one of tha bureau’* lantic Coast Lina ayatau and re­ a later date. gress over President Truman’s Airways Authorized ^ inK.«sld Chlang. axpraasad Chtnx.’* 2 ; 11 W. A. baffler 10back room* occupied by the N ar­ sident for a number of jeary died |l'alien s# nn l‘. , , S:i«ku for tueh frank ctit* To iMakc Nijflit Trips appreciation cotics Scuad. W. A .,P * triek 9 i t j l l l home in Tampa tbf* morning Moslems In India «, Midwest Slated For irl'm . U. 9. Ambassador J. U i t v W. A. Adam* 9 Detectives William L#lnh*us«r after a brief Illness. I* * -r------- r iou Stuart accompanied Wedd* ’ Florida A ir w a y s , . In-, of Or, i"» v er.to the meeting. Virtual)* The following tcor«* war* mad* 3 More Days Of Heat and William Innaretll, alone In the -JU-waa born and raarrd in Pj . i Attacked By Sikhs FIjirh Fly A t Half land" ha* received author:*-.'' from all ihe lop leaders In th* national • on the platol range: room, were dated by th* terrific Tampa and Iq 1909 becanr.-r an AW, f fame* Webb 197 X 400 at concussion, felt In building i a employee and in 1910 \.iss made Br the A*>ociat*d Pre** JULLUNDUlT, In dia. Aug. 22. Staff Honoring Bilbo tha Civil Aeronautic* Admlnistra- government participated. I tlop for conduct o f , flights intis tltfw fire. The Midweitern beat wave and block away, but escaped with no­ an anglneer. Until one year r.g o (JT—Fierce Sikh warrior*, rising A pri**i'u> spokesman said ' Jem** H. Howard 395 WASHINGTON, Aug. 22. » .P .- ' Orland.. rn l Titlla-, \r„iem eyer entertained h i|h drought, now whittling away thing more serious than m a tc h e s. he aerved a t local chairman of bv th* thousands, were waging to­ UVdemeyer .. J« m *i Hardy ; 376 Inside tha room, a run; of steel, the Brotherhood of Engineers in day what military authorities cal­ Flag* at the Capitol wer* flown h**7T1 un‘,,,r ‘/I’1" ! " ’ w '#v* i. . *r ''""<■** officials tonight at - d U 'ateadlly at rom and other crop*. ® F. X . Rockett 864 »rronllnif I O Hoi* Vn^rlrtin tm b fity , th# only *1111 wa* anchored f i t at lea»t locker* waa demolished. I'll mg Tampa. l'd a ruthless war of extermina­ «( Imlf Rt*ff today hoc mu * of tbr* C. B. Spark* 892 P W ^ B t h r e a more dayej th* Chicago cabinet* w tra wreckad and chok­ fu„ rtion . conducted hy tK . Mr. Walker wa* a member of tion against Moslems trap p 'd east Heath nf Senator Theodore G. Hit man company vice t.i - o l,,,' A u th o rir.tlo n -w as .Iv. .m-slvcrt n3 ^ , on H urinr Other* In attandenca wara John Weathar Bureau said tmUv. ing fumes filled th* corridors. tha Masonic Shrine. Ho U sur­ of th arPaklslan border. ho (D Miss) and a committee of for conduct of schedul'd n l g h i . tii)( )n Galloarair, ^ B. Pop*, lloy It ill. | There wa* nothing In tight to Thar* was no fire. vived by the widow, a former San­ In 12 day* of xavogj fighting, ■ix Senator* wa* nam 'd to at­ operation* on the Orlao-b'-Sonf >rdjamt, Dan Wright, H. K. Billing*.. budge th* tearing Matt before ford resident, on# alstar, two while the subcontinent was being tend the funeral. The mission leaves Sunday far prelrminanr to a lO-d^j ley and Georg* Smith. j g un(|a r night, the foreeaeter aatd. brother*, and three nieces. Fun­ divided Into (he dominions rf In­ Senator Vandenherg (R-Miih), J a c i’onrille route. Tlrs will per- foWv achedolrd-pawenscr. atr mat i f ferSa.— ---.............. — ...... . ■1 Ha predieted temperature* House Group Probes eral - arrangem antr-tuvg ntst-yst dia And Pakistan, military leporla presiding" oTfleer o f ,tho Scnatp, mlt been completed. 'howed the -trrerded 811th* had authorised appolntmank of the amt air exrre*s eervtce ai night 2 Buildings Will Be j again today, for lltlnoU. Indiana, MCo-Op’’ Operations overrun at least 150 rural vlt- funeral delegation in a cable mes­ into Hanford. UeLamL an l.Palatka Iowa, the Dakota*, Nebraaka and Isgus populated wholly or partly sage from Rio D# Janeiro where In addition to the daytime flights Teachers Report To T ransferred To SH S!K S V T A ' S WABHINOTON. Aug. 22. (/*>- Paraguay Victory (■Vi Mohammedans. Mon, women he la attending tha Intar American now operating. Principals Monday ready la pdrehed from about four Tha Maryland Economic Council snd children were slaughter'd t-y conference. 4 T Semfnol# High 8chool I’rinelpal week* of dry. hot wsather, except contended to Congress today Gift Over Rebels Foreseen tha hundreds. Shops and homes The in# senator* se n iiv n appointed ippriinicii are ure t l ■• Teacher* will report to princi­ . Herman E. Morrla waa today ad- for brief pasting cool wares and small business#* ara being Injured Eastland (p-M iee), McUeii.r ( D - j F o u r S c h o l a r s h i p wet* burned and pillaged. pals of Semlnola Counts $chodla riaed by government authorities light local th unde ratio w e n by "rapidly davaloplng unfair and No one knows how many have QUITANDINHA, Braxil, Aug. j W inners Announced on Monday. On Tuesday nsoritiMr th at two building# at tbo Pin# Soma crop observer# Said that un-Amarlean competition'’ from 22. UPI—Two Paraguayan Insur­ diet. Military record* listed ! 300. at 10:00 o’clock they will reeaA Castle -Atr Field are available for with top toll moisture exhausted co-operative#. . gent envoy* to tha In’er Amar- No one teemed to know how many transfer to th* School grounds, Pour 8 -m ln -l, C o u n l, w lD n-r, i - l t h , " P . r .l , n r . . ,n d ,1 V i, M ttS or nearly ao throughout the region Robert L Black, of Nnrback, Md., Icen Defense Conference admitted vdlagea would be left before the <IT 'U '. , , M ! M l-iln lp p l n « i t . member* headed by the dean of of acholatslilps. Senatorial a n d , lima principals will m eet. with • On* o t theta • portahla fram* the crop deterioration would be­ made this contention for tha coun­ today that th* civil war "may aoon Klkha call their Job complete. building* will be placed Immediate. come more rapid'w ith each addi­ cil aa a House small bhsinoa* sub­ be over" with a govemmeqt v ie Military ladera expresaet fanr the delegation. Rep. Rankin tU- Representative, were today an- Sunt. T. W. Lawton. At 2:00 Tv west of the -football field and tional day of the heat and drought. committee opened in Investigation lory. . that the reprisal* -ommltted by Mlqa). wer# appointed to represont pounced from Tallahassee by th* oVlock tha aam# a fie ri son, prin-ciuala-wiil usaat -with sunWwiSye^will terra for dressing and #how. Tha death toll from causa* In- of cooperative*. Mac* sa il the thaf piym taL f'T glr-jdUea ihaLLadjc. T Thla farly meeting of taaehara -reverted rgomf-faL-Jtgma. and . visiting The capitol Gag* wer* net lowThey are Robert James I-awlon wril-ii an osganlxatluu of-rhanT-r romttted in araoa where Mohamteams, be aalif. The itb e r build- to have reached 33 In Chicago beta of commerce and other bual- Francisco Recalde. who flvd the ni'dana are In majority would pro- ered her*' yesterday for several twin of Rupt. T. W. I^w ton) and Is nee#Ssit#led hy the njw stmt* e- lug srill be pieced somewhere be- since Monday night and 80 ainro neaa groups. rebal capital of Concepcion Juat vok* a new wave of butchery of hours becariae Senate official* first Kathenm Elisabeth Farnell of law that raauire* them to put _ ./Rfilnd the Budltorhim end will -be Aug. I; There wa* otw other death One question th* Hsus* group before it* fall, added that Fie- Sikhi and Hindu* branded in the neertnl official InatntrUonj fioni Ovlclo; Georgia Lillian Hutchins 10 mootha of terries during A t ,” *ti#ed for Glee Club ind band prxe- in the state elnee Monday mid­ ia out to answer ta whether the •Ident Iligtnlo MorinlgV* "mill. Moslem dominion of Pakistan. Vandenberg. They artll romain at of Sanford and Elliabeth Ann school year. PuuUt ara require*! to b# |n tk half ataff until tha funaral t(v Well* of Longwood. With tha axnight, 21 In Ohio, 3 In Indiana .and government la promoting "coon not mean the end Mr. Morris announce-1 that bo 2 In Minnesota. morrow. . centlon of MU* llutrhlnx, who rountr two week* before echoc hiononolle#" In cqmpaUllon ,witb ESTATE SOLD woold take Immediate atepa to W. T. Read, Deputy Renate ker- will start a* a freshman, tha opening on Sept. 8, «aW S uB t i if* ? The Weather .Bureau *«id that private enterprise. The DeBarfy estate In Volusia "Tha fight will continue until have Use buildings brought ’ shower# throughout New England, In connection with that study, Rooaatell'g freedoms arrive In f'uunlv on t!& northwest shore of geant at arm*, haa departed for other winner* will start as aoph- Lawton. Otherwise the; bring doctors* rartiftca for re-erection end i l‘ ‘J ia t he | New York, Eastern Pennsylvania the Congressional group took up Paraguay," they said. . . . , I-aka Monroe haa been purchased Poplarvllle, Mlaa., where the fun- omore#,. * to have them’ I The achoUrahipa are valued at the comraunlUaa where during and Virginia yesterday had re- first Uis operations of a co-op at They aaid grj-at confusion now by P*re)r Brower and J. B. Bchml- eral will bg held. the early p a rt of tit* football sea- duced t e m p e r a t u r e * there to tha government’* hug* G m nbelt, prevallad la Paraguay and that *r«r of New York City and la be­ A* la customary, funeral axpen- I f 00 a year and arv dcilgned to been visiting which 4U U th*^ •son. Former football headquarter# I around 80 degrees and that clouds Md.. housing project where 7,100 whole fam lllia war* leaving hur­ ing sub-divided Into email on* half ■** srill ba paid by tha Senate, of- aUmulaU atudy to enter tha teach- there hava bean no epidemic* there. will ba used for gjro classes only, would bold them down today. T a o tt* live. ' * flelali b tra aaid. Ing -profeaalon. riedly far sxHe ia Braxil. or mora act* units. Oontinaataf th* Carraway Elected President Of New Cifr Skeet Club (’harkks E. Ginn Died Suddenly At His Hume Thursday t 1 M A f f ' . ’t t? . - fUWi '— mmm . . . *&iti*#* - -■ ~ .■» *!- �PAGE TWO THE SANFORI HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA ■rnsam. by ii frb-nd in I'hilad- tphij. Anwn* th* di-lrgrl-i iy a i Mi i . J. K. C, ,Willrr-H<M>(«|ilwrir. nil altorm-v of AnKli riim , llulin id, who 1« rohrernrd chief!/ With lli« im lix-alion of convict. nul juve­ nile*, Hh. apjimla to tho .woman of th* world to ru-ato and pass belter law, no that childtru will food, planes, rlothing and cars. - have a aaf« and happy life. . . . . . to .. Keen Mine. Canlvet Lar.dre, who r , “lUsWill oe a long process - develop a united w o rld i'l........... but we w°n many fiirnda with her otiick au*t keep trying," .h r say*.. iraile. wa» another member of .the This Partaienna auivd in the irroup. Repatriated fimn a depur , capital overnight - Liya irtoup of U |iop epinp in Germany, she alto Europ&ti univtfVl icn cn- i* • teacher of Kngli»h in France.. ■■rouS* as Tori>mow4__ for the Others included^ o f t he' E. RSnJtTnT »Eo .*5t wr m*.ter'* — pestwhr*cohv.n degree In law from Glasgow Uni|Vfratty; Miss Agnes ' Puerto Rico To Hold Scientific Institute First Election F<£ 'In Germany Converts Governor Next Year From W ar To Peace Hr LKSLIK IIIGHI.KY WASHINGTON - Puerto RUo. laitreat and oldest U. H. possession, wiil elect ita own (ro*error neat year for the first lima aince Juan Ponce de Leon, the'first ehrfef ex­ ecutive, settled the Island some 4l*J years ago. , Puerto Rican* are given this .privilege—• - precedent'* ttf 0 ." Ni territorial government—under so act signed by President Truman j 1st ffpm Ai.efdceo uiii rsitvs an Belgium, IIollA ii# fiv.. Kii, Lux- Oxford graduate and auth-rr, l.'thel rmbourif'and S ft iiM ,h 'J . Carlelon Williams; and Mis* Cohi HU*. CharreA who tcorrs ces-'capeion Aquils, executive director rustics and wears h a ^ u n g golden- of 'he Centro KscoUr University brown hair In a lo F ^ W o t, ,.t the In, the Philippines, nape of her neck, |W M fl with the French resistance J Wmj the “Women'* suffrage In Fr-trre .011 bring many ci paid. f . “We will continue .- Ur IIETTY CLARKE itrengihcn the same AP. Newsfeaturea Ut ruiy Editor If you are une of the mill inns of girl* who are detcirninrd to keep their hair long in spite of all THI NATION'S ATOMIC OfflCIAlDOM and mayors of 17 Long Itlanf communltle* look that fashiort dictate* thi^ fall, you f o r p n n ifru n lln m . . 9 Ik ,. «t » . a . u l l - __ a.__ a_________. . . . J __ for construction of the first peacetime atomic energy pile on .(he may have difficulty in finding • haven, L. L. Naw York.-Dr. LyJd Burst, atomic pile aulhoiity of becoming hut. There ia only onu solution to 1 the control* a* th# power shovel digs up the first scocpfu] of cart ■the problems until mlll<M-r* iloctd# | to whip up a few .creations for Hie I girl who haa elegtml net to cut latr ten into a bun hair—you'll have to 'm a k o yiSir neck- , / i a long hair look short—or put it im. t A i- t, If yqu u i'urlng n I > rTjOTFj pprt trm!e'’ imil women o psgrboy coiffure and v-ijn to ™»ki* it* W iw 'd j® S hair should l># . th ed tae ttf U ,k i W m B X n if H i* iu.*- combed J i everything “ nJ r d i i o . . 'pa■iiiy It into •* •«». plained-■ andlW oth.'s i ring them f.ir- . Snampoolng your hair shculd be suitable forlm aarjill the , in mJ* bans- a • frequent tv*m. Uw th* dry | keep the \nssr6r warn Or you can a fllm .. .yotic .... hair akamwoo* when yon h tv ^ .t cold. Inge healed buildings and Iip^i In a center p ah and Cuinl> It .In * Other - time* ut* the liquid large dips over the ear* and fAr- shampoos to make your hslr ’.nine like th< stars. Though your sham- At I H t CHURCHES ASSEMBLY, m l GOI1 r«elfih S lrtet 1HlUaurrl Avenue Paalor K.TU W rith : Star of Light o v |r WTRH, J;30 A. M. , Sunday School, 10:00 A. M. Morning woisbip, )l:UO A. M. Evangelistic ssKicc. d :00 P. M Revival service* each \-ening at 1:00 o'clock. Rev. and Mr*. Ouie B. Jones conducting services. CHRISTIAN A sHJfAuIfAUT FIRST CHRISTIAN f i l l Rt II (ni>'inlea n» rh » |.i) Sixletnih Street « Sanford Atenu H ilium l-rcry I n i n , n.ikier hunday Church School. 0:4' A. M. Worship and Coimiiur.ion^. 11:D0 A.. M. Sermon: The. IVe* Of J.iberty. Union Services will l>« held atII . An Is II 1_• . I as .1 a, J M. In the Msthodif S ixth. Street nnd I’srl Th* public it Invited s] IllO tiay 1 THE CllllftC II OF GOD k^yi!Tim6 Low Death Record in g . S. Seen 7:48 P.TI/; Evening Servk-e. Ah aferm al u p rjf* of aonx ami go*- tel message. TAI1 ai* welcome, f This will be the first JorvL’e iti 8BVENTA BAY ADVENTIST. ibfgnaev -^IsJlgt.ly year, add-ktl r c m tR C If. memlwra a ir urge.1 to l« .ilrhent. Revealh ■nd K,m Avenue ' Sabbath School, f '.30 A. M. . 7 Church 8ayvlce, 11:00 A. M., sage* at both services. Victory leader llsml l u g S l each Tuesday night, 7: »&f ■: Sr.' ilra. Ruth Swaggerty. h U r in chargq. . ( — Woman Missionary I..,nd meets Dr. Charfes^Ll V irio n s each Thurarlay at 7:45 P. M. Mra. Flora Crew*, leader in rhargu. Th# Churrh string band will fur­ nish the music for ill these ser­ vices. and ths public is invited to .SPECIALS FOR AUGUST Try a Ngw Heat.Treat Permanent shaped In the new Feather cut or tell long , . as you pi prefer. Especially good for dry hair. Scalp‘^qaU irnta and electric iqaawt* specially. H A R R IO T M ILLER BEAUTY NOOK New LocaUwt' *................... 306 North Park' Avenue a rinse, some girls like to top Iheir shampoo* off 'witn a lemon or a vinegar rinse. One professional hairdresser tn town uses beer to set the Jutlr. The' advantage of beer is that it not only speeds up the drying process but it artuall/ •vemr to ki'rp the wave in for u longer Period. And t here Is no beerscent after the hair Is dry. If you are going lu experiment with one of these long-into-sliort halrttvlra, why not ask vour hairfirrtser to giva you a styling anJ .shoV you how to arrange I t7 Tlten ’if,'should be a simple matter for *ft>q to accomplish a professional Lawdrcsting .job .,jl homo. And irnivmt^f. In axtlerimtnting with v o ilffu rf Iff with evrrvthing If at don't succeed, Phone 971 '.‘Al* Newsfeaturea v ,[v'EW YoRKc-rA new all tithe Jut* death raid faf4Atn*iu*r<sVt*y ,l># •*« for I hie year. Hairing im/urseen developments, each a mortality fecord appear* likely on ih* baaia of poUeyholdurs h» 6Ietroi«oUtajt'Lifa MptrfiiWititlll'l.ifA Insuranre (aniranp* of th* Co., who form a ranresenlativ* cross-section of th# urban popula­ tion. sava th* company's Htatiitlral Bulletin. The death rate in tb# first half uf Ihlt vrar wa* 7.6 per 1,000, a? Identical with (he previous low in the firat half of 1042, th# bulletin said, and "when allowancu is made for the inrrcai* in the average age of these insured in ih* past five years, ih* death rat* in l'J47 actually establishes a new mini- with A m in i DITICToa aLuiiartta those m sd by o»a during th* war the Rev. Janie* A. McXnarney seel* th , burial place ci Saint Ran* Goirpu. Who was killed by Indians in 1643 osar Aurleavllla, N. Y. Falhsr McEnl ♦rney beliavae that the Saint w u buriad with a metal crueln* and tliat U»# mine detector will pick up traces of IL Wllh him U th* Rev Thomas l- Colley, director of Ura shrink osar AuriaavRla. <li>wrnational! communicable diseases of child­ hood. "Cancer alone' register* sn Incteatrd mortality on tho bans of rotes not adjusted for the aging of the Insured group." Compared with 1046. ths suicide rate *o far la 7 per relit less, homicides 12 per cen| less, and ac­ cidents 18 par cent lea*. . Although the accident rat* is lower, oddly enough there -xgra more lives lost In catastrophe*— defined as accidsnts taking five or more live*, the bulletin raid. “There were about 1.8iO deaths from catastrophe* in th* general population of tha United 8i Fall Is No Time To Cease Gardening H | & A. KIIANKE AP Newafaaturea BERLIN—The Kaiser Wilhe'm Scientific Intrltutet, which pro­ vided much of the scientific brain! behind Hitler'* war n v cb'ue. hard turord again to peaceful teaearch work. . .liut .whereas they, once -bad-m ra­ tions of mark* end the beet poe•Ibte scientific equipment to work I>dive fdls or muffin* long*.': ' th.-r aie A fttr j liVrd with honey H um ; will We •llixlk the Favorable factors, It continues, have been low. mortality from injfjuenia and prvtwmonl*. « decline In th* tuberculosis rata and lhaf from heart, blood vestel and kfdnev ailmtnta, _______ ________ ___ In and naw low* Glvt the lawn • fall feeding of mortality so far thla v**r from syphilis, appendicitis, and the main .current year—or about 2 1 3 tlotce bone meal or #om* commercial product at a rate of 10 pounds p*t the dumber In the Ilk* parted ( J 300 square f**4, scraUbed in v lth • sharp steal rake. , “A FRIENDLY CHURCH IN A FRIENDLY CITY” S u n d a y , a u g . 24 th 11:00 A. M.-“THE RECOVERY OF " URGENCY!” SEVICE WILL BE BROADCAST STATION WTRR • P. M.-(UNI0N SERVICES) BHSTIANITY-A NECESSIT Y, Transplant jrvsrgrmmi In tB« •arty > * a tW ^ giving th.nr time to reestablish root growths. . , , Put eold framss and hot beds In off tha last of th t lonutof* rram oats. Us* the t>lg»set •st for alow ripening by I f r a y M In naws- '•tiniiluHle.l Cul" All­ Over M l! 9 H iir-T ttrkrd nl S truir. slew TIP—TOP ICE CREAM did Sanford Arena* Phone Dig MAt* D u n g a rtc * GENEVA NEWS QM'A m v n x r m s v 1 Table l.aL-trsieJ deniru-sturtllly tire ted. siilrhed, Mr. and Mrs. F.. T. Hummers‘11 aniiouncu the marriage of their daughter, Betty Louiae to Roland W. Wesson on Aug. 3 at Ihu horn* of W. B. Kyser in Mims. Tha couple are at • home Is S an fo rized C h am b ray .. •• #- . , v i cl:... 1218 iNNOUNCF.MF.NT Mr*. It. G. McIntosh, d M a y '(if 'iirt'i >f » argaret Marquis*, on the Fernatd-I.aughton Uoulilc- ilitclieu! M a tc h e d W o rk S e tt 2 . 9 8 E t o f S anforized T w ifl ' S turdy, aruty-ljpe tw illl r re c u io u cut for a real fit! SLACK SUITS ftv TO M S J W V E f c A nil M 4G R E G Q COfllfABlIng M l •M r* Ell Hart had Mr. and Mi a. Hnbert .Uawthorne a» her gu#»'s Thursday. liiil'V C’i.inli» «i"l ilani.di JO I 9 0 Lined, drsw-lijic fnllar. reaa-lvtbc . m n » r. th a li-a p * rin i* n t in - th a yiummei- aill residence. Mrs. J. C. Huggins, Mr*. Cal­ vin Oldham and Mr*. O. C. Brockman were hoaleaae* al a buipits* party for Mr*. W. G. Anders at tha Community llousu Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. G Aruleia had as their guest over the weekend Mra. Fied Rogers, Mr. and Mra. Allen Greenweb and solBill of Gainesville. ' Mr. and Mr*. W. II. I'attlahell left last week to visit iheir son Evan rattishall and daughtaitn Waahlngtoji, D. C. Mr*. Molli* IKodey I* home, alter a week'*' viait with lirr ton and daughter-in-law Mr. .and ii,* . P. Ii. ' liooley Mn Wlnt«r Wv to .lt, onr own le . Cream, All flnvon T««ty — Delicious — Healthful FOR SERVICE I CHECK WITH WALKER ----------- Guard Against------------- Aphids L«A( H op p ers Mole Crickets Walker-. Proven Telephone 1200 S a .if o n /e r f ^ n V i Don't Ridk Your Celery Crop • Call Lind Weher, Gan. M fr. Tht-M ayfAIr Inn Still A Good Selection At Greatly R cd u ^ d llu d ! O u r Own S t|iin re -lla k 4 .2 B td 8pid«r MHen faced with changed conditions which bring both problem* ami challenge*. Tha way the rommunltiki meet thalr problama and fa** , their challenges will have a tretneridoui bearing on th* fulur* of th* country, *inc# lha nation I* composed of groups of comraunitlgs. . tn 1040 over half of the aation » population under 18 year* of,age lived In rural eomaanlUea. In &,'.proi’ur»lun to th# number of adults, ■ rn n l rummunitica raU* false a^KIut about rural cuMnUnitlci twlc* aa many children as urban centers. - ‘ ■? h lru rlin n hlriint; rtrrtl in IlirAe »ttlr M h U rU ls. A grit 6 I h r n 20 [nr the xante reason! lienforcetl mIli* hlntf. heavy 5.95 6.95 ltt.95 11.95 DO THE JOB th . rural population. Rural , p . ^ a n d burn anything (Mwtarly. ; And ao, onlea* It take* .U p a U ORLANDO, FLORIDA enrourag. community g j f r f f h tha •' rural cwmmunlty find* ItaaL being riaglactad, th# inter*.!* ui Values VAlu*ft VM u^ VAlutn Fashioned by Tom Sawyer and McGregor of washable m altriala Ih Solid colors, PUids, Checks and Slripea. Ages fi Ihru 18. . Ununl l td ail Price 1.98 2.25 2.50 2.98 Our Fuctory 'P rice Values Values Values Values WASH TROUSERS B y _ ro H W fX W Y E R -— And llg h tw a lg h t pox , Hand Tied m ire a rlz e ^ »olld co lo rs, n U t* d-d Vi; SPF.CIAI Hollywood Beds — Com pete with Innerspring M attress Gghardine ttnd popHn wear««, roUi colors and chgclth, Agf* 1 th ru 20, 3.98 4.98 5.98 6.98 V alu e s....................3.1 Values . ............ . Values ..... 5.! ValueB 5.1 MEN’S STRAW HATS , to Improve health, so that children win be better equipvide wbolesom* repa­ r.-will eanteract uninfluar*« and raduee inquaney. , • school*, Coil Springs & Innerspring M attresses jJ Q .5 0 IlLDREN’S DRESSES Coil Springs AgM 3 thru 10 Values to - 3.50 and Innerspring M attress Coil Springs . Also a num ber Of Oufatanding Values In New, and Slightly lllsedlieds, Springs and M aitresaes. Stop In Apd Look Around :v , -■ . 1: *■ " ■ Closeout .- - 1*49 r * ., Children’s Sox i 5 i h r a 9 Vi, V a la ta to 49e p r. 5 pr. for lJOO DIES* COTTON DRESSES AND V aluta to 12.4s Sizes 9 thru CloM^out 6.98 ■; church*, the cnopcrutlnn of kH x good community fro­ belter Income* and beU SANFORD | j S K I ® : w k a r o e l n g t . Im _ SPORT SHIRTS R e g u la rly p ric e d to 55c pAlr. In some respects, farm ho mas— aa du most of those in rural area* —have a natural advantage over city home*. They provide mote hla ground outGt and th# Wth air opportunity for children to feel themselw* useful and important W,Rbl*mad* on# traffic stmlv flight i family. Children. »ka t « U - Irr th* Blereourt-Verdun region. els*, want to feel that they 1•n u t was th* day aflur a ‘••""•■r I |u which h* admits h« h*.l said; I Km thihga about air juprrlorlty • that rankled-th* filer*. Tha MiM AtoV. a group of grim-looklnr ; "young pilots asked if he wanteJ . U go for a apln over *h« Geinran to motion picture show* and for i m f tha debris Uft on lha Box Springs .a Rhlrfh .M flh lrlk . « a nmn l.^ A rtits ir« of wtnhabl* PiCTUtIO IN BUOX1, MISS , Mr*. Mai]ctu CiubUce-’.VaUcrt, 23-yter-oU aJrlp-tcnsc artlsi. Is <h««'ii tli-nli g a aL.lcmcnt under the watchful r).-s w * ___ a st * . . I I I . ____* 1 ___. . . . I . a n l a s i n a i t I m l s l t t a t g of iVtertJve Hrnry Cook repnrirdly admlitma h"w.»l« pjanncd l.uld»iia fi< in a two month* vacation (n •and c.>VC istor |di lire-i" her cvljori* to give Uieru “couracr. An A.W.O.U Kentucky,- Michigan.- Neik.'. Yuri' •'Army priyrtte, Iti-bcil TalL^■aadNoalwoii n - Walter#. J r , ore btdnc nr 'I -hoc-,campla. ^ . . . T . ; i , 1•»* ' ‘withTiw XmceK TMI Is .hnriW With ilw fainl ahonlincff Prler ItoMi'S . Mr. and Mr*. Harry Lindsay a.cafe mwratiw. durlog a Irnlduu (/rUrmatlonal SouNdphoto) ami daughter, Martha, at Or lam V a.caf* iqieratiw. during ImldufL wei# dinner guests of Mr. ai >1 Mrs. Kdaon Golt and Mrs. Hm ter related. "They put tin ill* Toxas* Governor Ih, the. Lindsey. • Ingle engined .S*n"»i<o-i ami the 31r. and Mrs. F. A. I pilot was the daredevil uf ih.* nutFlying Enthusiast And family of IMIe Glade (fil. We got through the anti-air­ ajiri Mia. E. 8. 1-eFlA W craft fire all right, then we *|Mitlly DAYK CHP.AVE.NA and Mr. and Mr*. Frank I AP N ew sfeaturcs and »on Rilly, were _ we­ AUSTIN. Tex. — Ti xas* lirtvirgnesta of Mr*. 8*i*h l-eFH . Mrs. I.ester llrown and arm nor Ueauford H. Je ste r III..-* t«i go Jilnmy Have returnrd hum* *!(•• piaeva and do th in g s—|f Ik- «*n ■pending a week In Jacksonvill.* ride in an airplane. Jeelrr. the aniiahlt. gvittlemunvisiting with Mr. and Mra. W. farmer and lawyer who took of­ M. Torre# and family. Mr*. Nell* Thomas was dinner fice a» governor of the lent - K|«r guest of Mr. nnd Mra. J. T state in January, flew fporv Iran McLain. 8r. In Orlando Sundav 16,000 miles during his first ail , ' Mr*. T. .W. Prevalt and cbti months iu ufflce. Tliat probably make* him Ihu then, Addle and Carlton, wlm have lrs»n visiting .Tlatlve# in flyingest governor In thi nation. Certainly he ! l the flyihK‘'*L(&>*: Miami, returned ernor Tex** *e«r had. He even took a hallroptc' ride to celebrate ArmY Air Force, day, flying over tb* dale capltol Rural Common Sense inafter an Army transport U> swear in By Spud Johnson______ a rookie—all the tame day. Jester flew in an Arnw plan* to th* national governor’' con­ ference at Salt lotke City umt lie I'rebuilt Bordvr . L ift Guard for Sanford Bath A Tannin Cluh onfldem-e In myself, anything.In i>e afraid nmethlng I’ve al+ay* I'uinlg! • / an Interview if she ghtened. Miss Brooks • I'nrvn 1luckier* Uc^Ihi a t the PROPER TIME with the PRQPER MATERIALS namssus, rrocus—a few was beforo frecslnc weather (a due. rround ;m pared with l-rotted manure. _ r ^ deep-dug ' v --- w Gly* them a light covering whsn cold weather M r aet in. Riant till** from September into Novem­ ber. Bet out p*cmiea tn 'SepumhvV, remembering they Ilk* rub, watt: preparad soli and Sr* big *al*r*. • WANTED JC. Aug. 22, </D—A demphls, Tenn., Trill *nrd from an Afilcbn th she brought down h her first h‘g game ditlon. ful Annie Oakley is iia Walton Brooks, • w m i n r v f s'~He't • y iks, also tnrmlieia of ixpcdition. Her falhthis cotton merchant, a carried a note from Jddfabe«d K«">* **rV^rwany.-which said er to be the voungeM ihoot an *l«phant. egged a grevy lehr*, led lion, s aongonl, two hyenas, garelie. erenoW., wjldeb*rit. at-eared fox, rhinosiebras, two tool, nn Jikdiks. a baboon and t. ■ a family's expedition !0 and covered 26,000 arrived here by plane ^ S a n fo riz e d * mixture. Prepare th* soil and plant sqm* of th« perennial*-.you ( w m * jb r next year. A Check th* rosy busne* an<Fpr*pare to protest tn* lets hardy lUeirV rcui/b : lieu »teliiiK if >uu thi-nt inell' UV ' dti-Iuailv of ill alliall to*.• for ton«.-ukd I wnietice in serving, u h rllirr >ou l atlil Man a snack wliile 1ii»-nr or i I'niic lunch. .ri Big UoiiHons Why Fay l)ay«+ Art* Beyt! education, th* auditor and tlitj literature. Enjoy relaxing, refreshing sleep . ilj, l[j lustier* of <hn lupreir.*'court. on a perfectly balanced bcalt "By and large, they- are The governor, aiected by the I way behind. This is partlcupyople, will appoint liio attorney hinenpring mattress. This Tine general and the commissioner of ' tarty irue In medirine. While mattress cushions your body, to German reaearcheri are busi­ education with the “advice and ly engaged In worthwhile grntly that “sleeping on a Walt consent" of jh * executive council. project* Hi medicine, for ex­ The first governor will be elect­ ia like----sleeping J. ample, they are unhsppy beed In November. JUS, and will ' on . a 1cloud.” *W A a k r M s o B th 's r Z f n r e T a H y 'in -camre they don't know wbether their work already hae 1010. „ been done. After signing tb* elective gov­ Tuftless Innerspring “In addition, the whole ques­ ernor bill. President Trumau said tion of patent right* la a ter­ step toward complete* telf-g‘uvcrn- rific drag. This is not so Hue lq medicine where th* KlentisM ment." are witling to do any amount of ' First Native Governor President Trumin signed the -.inrewarded work for public wel­ Box Spring To Match elective governor bill a .year and fare. In industrial research, how10 days after he gave Puerto lUco vter, It ia a different .story and ita’ firat unlive governoi — J. T. at th* moment the German u iPinero, who succeeded Hes/ord G. es'.lst or inventor has no pat • *l Molection.” ■ Sanford Furniture Co? TugwelL 1he institute* are dcpender.t on Ned Smith, Mgr. land's resideht commissioner in 300 E. 1 st St. ‘Washlhgton. pledged himself In Ids centrib'ttion* from the German inangurnl speech to be Ihu last Academy of 8clenc*. from private “Right where w#'r« -been for 36 years” governor appointed, by the Prsisl- ifaliridiul* *nd dtistitutioi dent. To this end he has devoteJ Hted In n le n tlfic work 11 much of his efforts in th# short time he hat been goverivir. Puerto Rico's (solilical leader­ ship Is agreed that the new rcWANTED f i m will not aolve ih# iiland’i aucliaf—:and - eeonoTnic - problj ml. Some leader* have been opposed T o lease w ith in te n tio n o f buyii to th* measure on the ground-that hom e f a m i s h e d , o r u n fu rn ls h i “It fat only a slice of bread when A ^ ra ra n c e o f keeplttjr p ro p e riy l Puerto Rico haa bean asking for »i to a p p ly on p u rc h a s e p ric e . a loaf." Independence or Statehood 'T his it because :he Island haa requested the Prrslden; and CooJoe Saunders, M anager M argaret Ann gross to authorise a plebiscite through which Puerto Rlean* ran . P. O. Hot 1475, Sanford, Florida choose by themselves whethgr they are going to hecomt a state of the union or an independent republic. The present resident commii sinner In Washington, Dr. A. Ffrnoa-lsem. who stesred tha riteFOR T H E B 'E Sj T 'IC E?• C REAM 5 *t- 1 * «. . live governor ' bill through Con­ gress. believes that under tfiti new act Puerto Rico will have ah op­ portunity to “further proy* ita TIP—TOP ICE CREAM abilitg for self-government." By KATE PKNKIN4. AP Newsfeaturea Writer POUND RIDGE. N. Y^-Tho air haa a brisk feel, th* late fluweia Ing them In a ventilate! o ld ctland tree* are full of colui and the Cover up th# j I raw berry plants few thing* left In the ganieti are with some protection (pine netdlia pretty unexciting. ' are very good InJeed). Rut Fall is no time to round rmGive th* delicate shrubs -the treat on gat dan. Thcie’s plenty of benefit of burlap coveca to break work — planting and policing up tb* wind blast* and snow. Ih# place—to b* don* with a sharp eve on next Spring. * • Once over lightly,' hero they p.llll . 1*-Ij (ootta luuut u l o U e f, m \m lean flag in 1898 after four cen­ turies of Spanish ruie as a result Get man tclentUts are searching of the Spaniih-American War. _ The Treaty of'Pari* author l« d into the mysterie* of cancer, in Congieaa to organise a (101 gov­ to sllicoeia which I* a heavy kill­ ernment for Pnerto Rlto. Two er, among miners and atoneVeata after tb r Island was occu­ *u-k«r*,'Ju\«ml# delinquency, pay pied Congers* |>*M«d tho first ahUtpy and P hoet of otbar pub organic act, which take* the place lie welfare, problem*. • Bfseerrh Into enythhig of of a state constitution. c 'poreibU war potential val­ President Retained Power ue I*, labotr. Allied' research I Under this act P u « to Rirtns could elect a House .\f Delegates. •• control officers pop laid the * I sis/r Kxisfr Wllhrlni institute* The Executive Council — equiva­ K regularly.to check whit'a go­ lent to the Senate—was appointed ing on. Every four months bv th* island governir, designated Iht fierdian aelmtlsta must by the President of th* United aubmit report* on what they States. This system lasted until 1017, h a r e accomplished, w h a t when Congress passed a new or- 1 they're doing and what they gaplc act. Th* new law granted! intend to do. Puerto Rican* self-govcrnniant in 1 “Their toughest problem Is to their legislative bran;h—both their rateh up with the. rest of ths “senate” and house. They also ■mrld/' C. H.‘ Nordstrom, head were granted U. 8. citiienahip of the American Military Govern­ collectively. ment's bruoeh for control of ac.liut the Prfsident continued to catlflc rm k tc h . said. . “The six i n-r i„litcyai. life crMiraiseunier br there wna 'n o Stfljpf of form; p id Bags . ime In Africa THE SANFOKO H F K ID A Y . A U G U S T 22, 1947! the lierlin CHy counril. "We don't hate the money no** to train young *rt«ntut«,~ • aid one German rraearthtr, "W i even think twice whtth. er U M*e a certain chetaic^ in onr teat a." ORLANDO Phone 1232, Sanford �I 1 I PA G E TW O THE -SANFORI •mNwwi s i - HERALD, SA N FO R D , FLO RIDA F R ID A Y , A U G U S T 22, 194 T H E SA N FO RO H F R ID A Y . A U G U S T 22. I f l i T Puerto Kico To Hold Lsc ientific Institute F iirst r u f Election L’lr w l i n n For L\,.»F Governor Next Year From W ar To Peace Needs U nderstanding 1J. K. C. Vlll*l'h<H*enlI*»V.'ni! •I* 1 -i ------------ , 1 «( Amsterdam, lluMn.nl. Hr JANK KAliS "ho i« concerned chiuflv.uitij lb* W AMilN'r.TOl^f* SiJIo. Sylvie , reeducation of convict* land JuveCharrol of l*atit,' V pert viumg n’,e** Hlie appeal* to the women tfachw kof Englis** ssy* Europe I . ,h* 1w"rl‘l u\ cr**,'\ *ml pm* n ttd i understanding >■ well a* j**,,*r l«w* so thnt cluhlrr.i will fbod. planet, clothing and care. ; "•*« ■ ■**" *»»l»py life. "It^w ill be a Ion* proceta to Keen Mine. Canivel l.andr*-, who •Jdvrlop a united w orld..'hut we won many frirnda w hh- her quick Ja«o*r*»rp'n7ln*,” •!■• say*. .*nril*. wai another member of the This Parialcnne pauted in the jtrroup. Hrpatrlated from a ilcpor capitaL pvernlgluw Iil^* group of |atf»ti c,mp in Germany, ah- alto EirropfVn u n l» e tf j^ * ^ m c n eft-', *» • teacher of English in F iance.. route » T » i« n to ^ 4 |jii0 B for tl* Uthata Included Solicitor Alary* firat postwar conrantlon of the E. Itankin, who to t her inarter’e I International Association of .Uhl- degree in law from Gtssgmv Uni»r«*itv Women,/ y " -y v , jVertily; Mil* Agne»' N. Pittln- The «rei»p-d*ln*>; -difjeh. a nsaduate analvl'eal •;lien«. top-notchers fram #Rta>n. Frame, | let from Aherder* UnivrvtltytTm Belgium, Ilolladn# ft*. te n , , Lax- • Oxford graduate and author, Ethel vmbourg and Swltmnumf, ‘ . Carleton Willlama; and Miss Con-, . Mile. Chariot, who acorn coa-1ctnclon Aquila, executive director ' A t! .. —. — . . . . L -- ^ —t I . * aif ( 1... f L*__ a I Vf*.!.. . la .. metlce and wears h, brown hair In a Im nape of har neck, the French reaiataj lly LKM.IK IIIGHI.KY WASHINGTON - Puerto Rho, large*! and oldett U. H. possession, will elact ita own go*rrror next Vear for the firat tima ttnee Juan I’onco dc Leon, the'first chief ex­ ecutive, settled the (aland some 44') years agu. . Puerto Ricans a rt given, thia privilege—a precedent’ In U. a territorial government—under an •c l'iig n e d by President Truman Aug. 5. . . ' •• 'The Island came under the Amen' lean flag in 1898 after fohr i*n-' turiea of Spaniah n u t aa a rcault of the Spanish-American War. The Treaty of-Paris am hoiirtd Congieaa to organise a civil gov­ ernment for Puerto Rleo. Two vears after the island was occu­ pied Congrrsa tuisscd thu first' aa 04-I. ’’Women’s auffragi In Franca 111 bring many changes," she "We will c o n t i n u e w o r k io llrengthen the u m e r S i of tieiiperaev for which te a I t a d . But K i will need your neiei*— Secretary of international relsdpns of the French Pjdrrttf|op nf universitv Women, Mile. C h an ot headed the v id tin r. giawp. She Wore a gaily noV itf r Bress and nerely shrugged her shoulder When aomeopa commented on its in g th . ■ ' ... ........... By BETTY (T.AHKK AP Newsfcstures IK-inly Idltor if you aie one of the million^ of girl* who are deleinilmd to keep thrir hair long In spite of all that fashion dictate* ih b fall, yi may have difficulty in finding becoming list. There is only one s^tlyllnn to the problem* until mlll'rera tldcide to whip up a few creations f i r the girl who haa elestml net lu cut, leu jruttr Bhe aaid Alat Nte n-w foftg- lialr—V6U71' heVe lirt style attributed to French long hair look short—u.- put it up. THI NATION'S ATOMIC OfflCIAlOOM and mayor* of 17 Long tilani for construction of the first peacetime atomic energy pile on the haven, L. L, New York. Dr LylS Burst, atomic pile authority of the controls as the power shovel digs up the first scoepful of eapt built The laboratory will be operated on a non-profit basts by communltle* look on aa ground la broken 10-acr# alt# ot old Camp Upton, BrookUrookhaven Nstlcnei Laboratory, la at t »10.000,000 six-story building will be e Eastern universities. (International) Hairdos will be Fat home. Keep hair should he •signers h A been fur the. *Vxirt trade” imil women of fashion il look shot ter. just fasten yi it npt for the working gitl. in if 4l la Jus; combed a m ^ r in g them f.tr- . *"1 suitable foitikearaill the dm* ami i In aids buns. , a ■ keep the wimrftf w aim rin ufit Or you can a f l l.nge i . _ vouc ___ hair ,-*ku heated buildings and houses. Her In a renter part and comb It In dress, she said, had been sent her like thfi alar*. Though vour sl.amj'oy may.jmL-MquUa-Uuu-yetMwe-H ASSEMBLY. Twelfth Street i f l Pastor K. I.' Star of Light ovi tit GOD FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH urel Avenue (IHarlqles Or C h r|.l) 'rtfcht Sixteenth Street tk Sanford Afenu WTKR, J;30 William fe rry Sunday Church n .il,i* r School, i>:45 Sunday Schdol. 10:00 A. M. A• M* Morning wot ship, 11:00 A . M. Worship and Communion^ J1;00 Evangelistic sarvfce, d:00 P. M. A. M. Sermnnt Tlie IVg* Of Revival taryfees each vanlng at Liberty. S:00 o'clock. Rev. and Mr*, (lisle Union Services will l>e iicld ab B. Jones conducting servicaa. Sixth Street nnd Par C h r is t ia n a > n £ A 6 & u r The public is invited I ALLIANCE CHURCH On 8*nftrdJ(A b«<r'llt<iit*y 1 •jt’YHH CIIIIRCII (IK GOD Me Bclns>Jr Mr. ,Twmnw-fi(lSS|yeet 41 Kim Avi t a C r m Paster i t f a l - i . f i 1. Tinic Ix m Death Informal Seventh I and Kfm Avenua Sabbath School, 9130 A. M. Church 8eyvlce, 11:00 A. Dr. Charlm L. Pfcraons G plon^O iiM Hanford A tta in t'A * .• Hldg. Hour*: 9-13 1-dJT,g-fhone >91 Eyas Examined • Glasses Filled ar to use. a certain them ing/ in our leala.” • By K. A. HIIANKK AP Nawafaalurea BERLTN-t-Tha Kaiser Wilhe'm — J __«--------------- a.__._ L i.L n M . Scientific Inatitutea .vided much of the ecientlflc Ufgfldw lA W t* nifm l^ri AK* drH Vwsfeature* 4 ^,’r.W Vn |ih ;-A new all tlrhe on a shoestring. * * .W ¥ i With linitted equipment and of­ ten in bomb-battered Isboratorie-, German Scientists are Marching into the mysteries of cancer, In to rillcoaia which la a heavy kill­ er, among mlnfra and. stone«orV«ra,.Jdv*nila delinquency, payehUtejr and » host of othoe pallie welfare. problems. . ' • Research Into an)thing of of a state conslitulUn. a “poWibl# drat potential val­ President Retained Power ue it. tabosr. Allied ’ research Under this act Puatto Rlrvna cuhtrol officers pup intif the •could elect a House of Delegates. The Executive Council — equiva­ regularly to check wh at's'g o ­ lent to the Scnatw—svaa appointed ing oa. Bvery four months bv the island governir, designated the (Jarman sefvntlsta must hv the President of tha United submit report* on what they Stats*. This system lasted until IUI7, h a v e accomplished, w h a t when CongrrM pasted a new or­ intend to do. ganic act. The new law granted Puerto Illcana aelf-govcmnism in their leglelativa bran:h—both thoir “ssjiaio" and house. They - a Iso were granted U. 8. gjlixenship collectively. . But the Prfaldent (ontinued to appoint the (overno.*. the attorney general, the commissioner of Ihere wns no th flju o( for*i| education, the auditor and th* literature. . <jj| Mj * , Justices of the iupreir.e court. • “By and large, they, are The governor, elected by the people, will appoint tha attorney ( war behind. This is particu­ larly trpe In medicine. While, general and the commissioner of German researchers arc budeducation with th* “advice and ly -engaged In worthwhile conient" of th* executive council. projects In medicine, for ax­ The first governor will be electample, (hay ar* unbippy be­ ed In November, l i l t , ai r: e aft for this y*»r. Barring unforaeap davalupmrnlit, "•uch inoilality ____ apiwars -t'r. za zr.ir'.z litjr fecurd ■likely on the basis of policyholders of tha MetroiioUtftrt Life Insurunre Co., who fdrm a renrdsrntaiive croea-aectfon of thg urban papula.lion, aav* lha company's SiatiiHear Bulletin. The death rate In th* first half of this vear waa 7.0 per 1,000, or Identical with the previous low in the firat half of 1042, tha bulletin •aid. and "when allowaucu la made for the increase in the averagr a te of these insured t » the past five w ars, the dqath rale in 1047 actually establishes a new mini- sage* at both services. Victory Leader Rand each Tuesday night, 7:t5l Mrs. Ruth Bwaggerty. h Woman Mlaslonarv l.nnu meets each Tliui sday at 7:45 P. 51. Mra, Flora Crew*, leader in rharga. The Churrh string band will fur­ nish (he music for all these ser­ vices. and tho public Is Invited to ...9PKCIAI^ FOB AUGUST Try • New H eal.Treat Permanent shaped In lha new Feather es you prefer. Especially Scalp Txtstmrnt* and electric iqxawge ('spyciatly, ' HAHRIETT MII.LKK BEAUTY NOOK New Location — 206 North Park Avenua Phone 971 WHH A MINI DITTCTOa abhliiri tiled by IhlUana In th* mine detector will pick up thoe* used by O h during the war. Urn be burial jplace ot Saint R*n« OoupiL near Aurleavllla. N. Y. rather McEoburied with a metal cruel fix and that :t* of IL With him la tha Rev Thomas rear AurieevRlo. " <lnifnwitonal| rommunlcabla diseases of child­ hood. * "C anrtr alone registers an in­ creased mortality on tha hau* of rates not adiustrd for tha aging of the insured gtoup." Compared with 1940, the •uiclile rate so far la 7 par n u t let*, homicide* 12 per cent las*, and sccldanta 1.1 par cant lea*. Although the accidant rate ii Idwer. oddly enough there wgro more lives lost In catastrophes— Favorable factor*, it continuer, dcfjned ax a aid tn ta taking five fw been low m ortality from Inenia and pnepanonla. a decline “There were about 1.310 death* th e tuberculosis rata and that m heart, blood.vessel and kid­ from catastrophes in the general ney ailments, and n<w low* In population of the ‘United "ot mortality to far thle vaar from during the first six months of ijrphllis, appendicitis, ami the main current year-^-or about 3 1/3 ti the number In the like perl* t Fall Is No Time To Cease Gardening Independence or Statehood This is because :he island haa rivtuestcd the President and Con­ gress to authorise a plebiscite through which Puerto Ricans ran choose bv themselves whether they are going to become a state of tho union or an independent rtguLhe. The preaant resident eomntla•sinner tit Washington, Dr. A. Ffrnos-lsero.' who ateared th* elec­ tive governor bill through Dongreea. believes that under Ink new act Puerto Rico will have an op­ portunity to “further pfovk tu •bllltx for self-govammSwt." fi Big Reasons Why Fay Days* Arc Heat: • • SLEEP ON A SEALY MATTRESS GENEVA NEWS Enjoy relaxing, refreshing sleep on a perfectly balanced »ik l x Innenpring mattress. This flue' mattress cushions your body so gently that "sleeping on a dealt i» like sleeping on a cloud." „ Mr. and Mr*. E. T. Summers'll announce lit*' marriage uf Jhelr daughter, Batty loniiae to Roland W. Wesson on Aug. :t at tho home of TV. B. Kyser Ul Mims. - Tho couple are at% home l’. • T IP -T O P ICE CREAM W i mftlrt our own Ico Cream, All flavora T*»ty — Delieiou* — Healthful T IP -T O P ICE CREAM 414 Sanford A rcnu* MA FRIENDLY CHURCH IN A FRIENDLY CITY” v SUNDAY, AUG. 24th . Plant spring flowering bulbs— tulips, hyadnthe, narcssut. crocua—a few week*' before frscitng weather la due, in ground prepared wllh deep-dug well-rotted manure. Give them aillght covering when cold wsathar has set in. Plant \ 11:00 A. M .-T H E RECOVERY OF ' URGENCY!’’ <*1,11 j a f >s .• a il!) = r 1 ,f _» ^; * t . • * '• . * . CHECK ’•X a . . ' WITH *•* * ♦ » . WALKER *> ’ •* ■ • i'% t * ; . . . • -Guard A gainst------------------Aphids Leaf Hoppers Mole Cricket* Pl^k off ths last of the tomatoes ton* 8:00 P. M.-(UNI0N SERVICES) . SERVICE —the green on**. Us# the biggest • i ' the PROPER TIME with the PROPER MATERIALS Damping O ff SEVICE WILL BE BROADCAST STATION WTRR 1 ■,» FOR BUcht Transplant svargrsrui In tile •n rlr weather* giving them tims to reestablish root growths. . Put cold frames and hot beds In order so that Spring chores will ».* • J* ■» -« • ’ * • -*-• - ~ —77 • - : Walker's Proven Product* DO THE JOB l.aL lcsIcd ilrn iiu -stu id ily girctcJalilrhcd, S a n fo riz ed C h an tb ray F ull-C ut W o rk S h ir u L iurd, I 7 0 * dfrs»’t»t»c collar. 7 0 8 f. * / e l& j Bill of Gainesville, left last week lo visit' thrir son Evan raltishall and daughter In Washington, D. C. - Mr*. Molli* Dooley is homy, a it-r a week’*' visit with her ton and daughter-in-law Mr. .aui Mi*.' P. H. Dooley in WlnUr Mr. till Hart had Mr. ami Mis. Hobart .Uawthorne aa her gua*'* Thursday. ' itiibY'Cuml* >d«ulTtt Ymir nulo Urea w ntr Hk» iron liem nw «f n*r«l is” )» •HOXl, MIH., Mra.-MnrJeMe Orebtie*■Waller*. di g a statement upder.lhe watchful e>it ,i'Jly admitting how she planned holduiu irt» to glv* them “enurase." An A.W.C*J* from month* ,$n from a two mom n* vacation yacai Kentucky,' Michigan. New.' ^ ru c lh jtt. W e’ve I'" hlrungV ortl in 11tent' suit' Noaluron n. Walter*. J r , arc being he'd , Mr, and Mr*. Harry l^a l.lmliwy and daughter, Martha, of OriamV' Weie dinner gueata of Mr. aid Mr*. KJson lJoii and Mr*. Iku tha Lindsey' nforcvtl HllU'hinif. heavy With.tlx? fatal rhnollnc of IVtcr Rnl'llo (In iirnilll'iiitl Sognil a cafe <q>erat«r. during a lM>ldj(x Texas* Governor Is* Flying Enthusiast ity d a v k ciiT’av kna feme*# singli'-enginetl Saninson and the Ulluk w*s flic daredevil «f the »ul Tit. We got through the an il-air craft fh e all right, than we spot * AP Newsfeatutcii AUSTIN. Tea. Tex.;— T<'X»»' Udvern.iu Bi'SUfoid 11. Jrstw like* K* j soil piaceit and do th in g s—if he ran ride In so airplane. . Jcaier. the amiable gvntlcni.infarm rr and lawyer who tw k »fflee ex governor of the (u>o • Stnr state In January, flew more than lfi.000 mile* during nix fir-t *tX months lu office. That probably make* him- t.lio flyingrsl governor in lh, nation. Certainly be la the flvIngiMi gov­ ernor Texas ever had. • PROBLEMS. CHALLENGES - TO RURAL COMMUNITIES ; l i i a idl . other-pans" oT. modem society, rural communities are fated with changed condition.which bring both problem* ami challenges. The way the eommunlties meet their prubleina and face their challenges will have a treBteiidoua.bearUg on the future o( th T w u n try , ^ c e the nation D composed of groups of.com aunitie*. • in 1940 over half of the nation's population Under IB years of .age lived in rural coraasnltlrs. In A . pjojiortlon to the number of adults, ™' rural cummtinlUes false about twice as many children aa urban In some respect*, farm horns*— na do moat of those In rural areas —have a natural advantage over m horn... ,TT-yw pmvWl. more opportunity tor children to feel themselves useful ami important la the family. Children, like ever7body els*, want to feel that they “ belong,” that they are doing useful. family waa tha center of pfV tteally all of IU artivlUes. . out rural foieIIlee how have more con­ tacts with urban Ilf*. OaoiJ mod* ftSd automobiles make It possible for their members to go to town ta motion picture show* ami for e a e s s mm et. . •. •a a•sasei I l l - 'e m attresses __ 1 1 C .B T U I Jook-§.h,»!ig“ ---- a------. _jle.crcfi J'!*'- ^ “ CHBISTIANITY-A NECESSITY. to celuhrate Army Air force- dny. after flying over the dale cepltnl in an Army transport to swear in g rookie—all the same .LiyJester flew In an Army plane' to tha national goVerporV con­ ference at Salt I-aka City nnd laplans an air Jaunt tu Guatemala for bia-racailoft. . • ' If h> holds to thle rate, he will have flown T'O.OOfl anllee l*fore his two-year term la up. ••If s o m e th in g is » > i* g on. I like to Ire there," he explslnetl "l.y n n t to see for myself w \* t the aituation Is. A governor ought *°Jfnow t i n t hand what’s going on. T.xae Is ao Wg, the only 'AA'*’ t-» d.j I and keep my desk at the eapitol O ur . F a c to ry P ric e Ununl R etail Price • 2 9 5" 395u Roll Edge Type Frehuilt Border 4 a a 6'1 I .— Box Springs .— Hand Tied . ’ * . ’ . *, ; * 3 9 50 7 9 :«.. H o l l y w o o d B e d s — C o r i i 'p i t t e w ith I n n e r s p r in g M a ttre s s While They Last tl,I<nA prll° Texie *»* ‘orn hy tw oj major d lsasler* -a tkmadu n i • « - , handle. plosion. . the scene—-hy nlr. „ „ orld War I eipcrh -ira gave him confidence In airplanes. H* was k c D n ip u n y . t^rtm untlrr m tn^ 90th Infantrv dlvlsloii and waa •*algrred as a Ral.o* 9 ^ hla groand o u t f i t and the Wth air Coil SprinffB & Innerspring M attresses ^'ljb'm ade one Uaffle ntmlv flhtM In the UlervoOft-Verdnn • region. That was the day ofWr « ‘,,nn‘T In which he admlta l*a ha*l aaid 159 n Coil Springs » and Innerftpring 4 9 .5 0 Coil Springs .warn.’i ' * - ; . .50 1 j U> Improve health, ao that hlMrsn win b* better -equlpv “ ' to pe<l physically l rqh the race of life; to provide wliolriome recreHt ronterxer-uw e 12 -5 # Also a num ber Of O utstanding Values In New, and Slightly jlscdiledg, Springs anfl M^ttresfieR. Stop In And I/mk Around 1' ORLANDO, FLORIDA i.fO r C O u r O w n St|tt:tre-H ull D enittnl . ft Rural Common Sense Don t Rink Your Celery Crop • fj.T • ■ S turdy, army-type twill! Precision cut for te a l t i l Phone 1218 rience _ I'arvtt llucklen Re>int Runl! • o f S a n fo riz e d T w if l # H ire .»»»■ mixture. rrro a re me soil and plant soma of the uertuniafs . yo n , tvxat i»r ndxt vear. . Check the rosy husne# and pre­ pare to protest the let* hardy ipecles with a .manure, Icavo* or h a y ’ cover. (Moat hybrids and •hnib rosea don't need It.) Protect the more tender pertn- • D ig M ac * D u n g a re e s Matched W ork Scu te d family of Belle Glade Mi and Mis. K. 8. IwFil* of Mim atul Mr. and Mr*. Frank I^FI* snd ton Billy, weie weekend (oasts of Mrs. Sarah lorFlU.'' * — ' Mrs. Iwstar Brown and Jilnmy Save ralurnril hum* a flu •pending a week in Jacksonville visiting with Mr. and Mrs. n . M. Torres and family. . Mrs. Nells Thomas wa* dlmwi guest of Mr. nnd Mi*. J. T McLain, Sr. in Orlando .Sunday Mrs. T. W. Prevail and eld! then, Addle amt Carlton, win. , have h*«n visiting .•elatlye* u. ^ Miami! returned home Monde;.. FOR T H E B E S T ICE C REAM Glv* the lawn a fail feeding o f bona, meal or Some commercial product at a rate of 10 pounds p«i 200 square feet, scratched In with • ^ a n fo rire d D cn A i P . O . Box 1475, S a n fo rd , F lo rid a - .- •• *• * "GriHiuMlrrl C ut" All O v er H I ! . H nr-T nckcd nl S lru lr. I'u in U ! < • S o f THI MIT1IH DHI0AT10N. *cn\ to the,United SlalM io bccin a atudy of wav* to modify ihe t the U.S. loan l<» nrllaln, *re pictured on U;cif arrival at the NatlopM Alrr-ort who will present their rssc to tlttscopnlfy's NaUtmal Advlaor^- Counril on Int ancial Prohlemsi are (L to r ) : ’John,W««V* Fleming. KmMmle reetirn pf the red Eady. Second Secretary of the T r.u u ry ; Alev nr tier T. Oran t, AsiUUnl Secrc Edniund Hall-Patch, Deputy,Under-Secretary o{ Statv. _ (thtem .v,-« II pii vy . S unfiirizt'tl Drnlin! Joe Saunders, M anager M argaret Ann By KATE PERKINS, * AP Newafealuj-ra Writer POUND RIDGE. N. Y— The air haa a brisk feel, the late flown* Ing them In a ventilate! cold celand trees are .full of colot ami the Cover up tha strawberry plant* few things left In the ifarucn aie with aom* protection lPine n*«dU* pretty unexciting. •re vary good indeed). But Fall is no time t > «ound re­ Give the delicate shrubs tha treat on garden. There’s plenty of benaflt 6f burlap covert to brealr 1ln*Iin4.M U cing_up wind b lastran d snow. ' •>!* " t IHUfftll* t,Vnl with Kunw. Ilm ny will t)o .l tir-r food* moist r.n I I'tWi U t.«;r stating if you w rv» «hun indvhlualtv nr in small lot- fur ionWtarncr in.' oetviug. ylii ai*. you Han a snack while iris.n r or •» Ornic lunch. eh'ne, have turned again to peaceful research wurk. but whereat they once had mu'1 ■lions of marks and the beat peasibte scientific aqutpmtnt to work *1 lo apply on purchase price. fAII ate.welcome, f B V E N T ^ jj ted liu m ' “» ilivt’ “We Ioak a •1 IUMl end hedge- h' uuru luiiii*’. A Tier We -hook the F uU rr*. ;*»«» r rut -back up and put uc throUUh r .r r v truk in the hag. When »' got h.uk to the has*. I had ilwrirk.' that aitnlanra were aafe. I aM "We don't ha«* th« none; l» train yuung arientUta,' er their work already has bean dona. After signing the elective gov­ Tuftless Innerspring "In addition, the whole ques­ ernor hill. President Truman said tion of patent rights -la a ter­ that this legislation “it a, great step toward complete telf-gorern- rific drag. This is not so tiue in madlciite where the sclentis'i at* willing to do any amount o! Firtl Natlvy Governor President Truman signed' the unrewarded work for public wel- Box Spring To Match elective governor bill a year and fate. In industrial research, how­ ID daya after he gave Puerto Kico ever, It I* a different story and Its firat native governor — J. T. at the moment the German sci­ Pinero, who succeeded Hrxford G. entist or inventor has no pntSanford Furniture Co? vnl_ Hotectlon." Tugwsll. , The Institutes sre dependant on Ned Smith, Mgr. land's resident rommiatlonar in 300 B. 1st. St. ' WaaMhgton, pledged himself in Iris contributions from the Carman [tty. °f 8cienc*. from private 'Right where we’v* inaogutal speech to be-thu last governor appointed hy the .P resi­ individual* and institutions interdent. To this end he hat devoted much of his efforts In tha liluit time he ha* been goranvor. v Puerto Rico'* political laadar•hip la, agreed that tha new re­ WANTED form will not aolve th* island's social, and ■eeonamte—pnrbicmtr Some leaders have twan opposed To lemse with InUntion of buyloi to the measure on tha ground that home rurnlshed furnished or Uftfurnishcd. Fainll nontf "it b only a site* of bread whea A«ur»nc# of kdtpittjr properly In the bent Puerto RicA has besp asking for their shampoo off with a Irmon or a vinegar rinse. , One professional hairdresser in town uses beer to set the hair. The advantage of beer Is th a tjt not only speed* up the drying process hut It actuall/ seems to ki'vi) the wave in tor u longer Period. ' And there is no beerscent after the hair ft dry. • lf»vou arc going to experiment with one of these long-into-sliori hairstyles, why not ask vour hair­ dresser to give you a styling and shpV you how lo arrange it Than :f<’ should be a, simple matter for tfii lo accompliUli a professional lialrdrcxaing Jolb homo. And [rTrtitin^er. in a ipsrimynling whh a nekf coiffure i(4, wnii everything veiling oanric*. A A the Berlin. Citjf counril. . r« y 5,;. •• t:„ , . ••iiM tdi ' . - k - neglected, the latetepU of ^ Ry|, pU centering etaewhere. ;mUB|t . , rresslvo rural communities, M U h|p, • SANFORD ^ iS M -- * • (fainweopw^j; . "• I • * T ’’• •' ’ i - . ^ :• ‘ " •: j.: ‘ f u r d A m u . 4 rtu ltd ORLANDO rV P h 6ne 1232, H anford �RActt rfluit :v .. f t ! Sanford Herald KeUtUaX** la *al)r *>»»• •■tire* ant »am!»r at la a liili t'Urtai III H an alli At»aa* rd iU H -s * r.a irrtl r t a n a l rta» taatl Oeteher XT. til*, at l*e rati Dill. •I junior*. »1ofl*». nn4rr tka Ai at la a iiM at Marrh *. IMT. y (toil..V\II I- DRAH Ml!■» . c o n n o i n r .t i Raaikaf* H aaaitr . .B tiarn im o x r a t r * p* Carrier, track .... * 6 a* Rotitlt ....... ^ 1.,..... .—. Tkffa Maalfca X- ■ .— Bit Maftka .™;----« Oat" Tear r.; ■ At) akltvarr a atlm aar4a iWaaka, ratnlatlaaa a il aarlraa aAltrlalnatrirta far tka paraaac railing taaia. trill kc rfcarge* at fairalar aitcrtlllac lin ts Island Arw.parrr Rafiaaralatlt lar., rcyrctcau Tka IfaralA la II aalfaaal I lain of ■*<«,lining. 0(4 rta arc malatalarA la tka larva elltca la rkv ronntrr trllk fctataa icrt la f'klraaa aat Here Tark. • F or some reason, C anada's northern caribou hards changed th eir m igration ro u tes this year.' T his'dobs not seem a t firs t glance v e ry im portant, b u t-ft result* in an entire governm ent departm ent going,into actibn. Up there north of the M anitoba border the eccentric behavior of the caribous brought tragedy for a tiny colony of prim itive Eskimos whose m ain food supply wds carl" and fish. Word trickled out to O ttaw a th a t these bewll families were dying of starvation. S traightw ay th e Health and Resources D epartm ent m ade plan# to send In a relief plane carrying food, fish nets, am m unition and other sup­ plies. Those hearing relief w ere instructed, furthenoore, to aign up the fam ilies fo r baby bonuses under the na­ tional Canadian F am ily Allowance Act. These particular Eskimos have been isolated for gen­ erations up th ere in the .near-arctic fastness. Probably in all of Canada there la no people so close to .th e aborurnal. Faw have ever seen a w hite m an. Think, then, w hat .their sentim ents, w e ri when the g re a t mechanical bird disgorged white rescuers, food and the.puzzling offer of help from the Fam ily Allowance A ctlThe money in itself may m ean little to the Eskimos. Riit they Will boon learn th a t it can be exchihged fo r food, clothing, tools and- blankets—and those things will mean much. Maybe the change In caribou routing m iy rtot havb been auch a .bad th ing a fte r all. Tka Herat* la a MCrakcr, nl l|* Auadati* Praia ttklck la calllM aaclaaiirtt In Ike ate al ir f ltlallaa at all Ike tonal actea i>rlak*> la Ikla nrmpaper, at n tll at HI AP a tm Alapalrku. Factual Evidence Most of the im portant alma and a ttrib u tes of life are intangible and therefore difficu lt to depict— things like patriotism , contentm ent, freedom, th rift, friendship, democ­ FRIDAY, Aug. 27. I*IT racy. The enterprise known as the Freedom Train, which s ta rts next m onth from Philadelphia, is an effo rt to m ike HIHLE VERSE FOR TODAY more real some of these abstractions, particularly those TflAT IS THE BEST WAY TO th a t have made the historic Anglo-Saxon tra d itio n . w hat „ REFAY GpD'S'INFINITE I.GVf: it )s. ' :* tv* i.'f.-' *i tilt* . I/OTt oh# atththat'ej I have fo*M •I^ ■■■ v *• * .|V /A i* ■'I f • 7 .?* w ,, v , . S p o n io re d by th e .. , * BONO A0A1NST IIATR •' *: (From Ilippoereti-I. * y JTate wtU thill ih* #y*« shin*. ■ - Half will draw the mouth thin Awl All' that tea* mine. Without and within, * * n Will tour Ilk* spilled wine. •* f 4»ii=ijiifC* i *?o » i, Thin Ho on* will tall uk that lhe»# are river*. Th«t there are river* of euol mouitain water (fo r who will remtinher the green place* t f And that tha forest* ar-t deep and ahadotty With tha bird* making muale tn tham foraver. • • =| A .n e rtc a n R i r i t i l voluntary fibtf.profit- fcfroup, the F tth to n j. -to be » traveling musei|m o t democracy- , papers ,a s .,th e D eclaration''of Indfj>tndencei Jbe- tTlginal ... o frB .... ........ ^355 m anuscript of- the .Bill Ig h ts, *n*f the Lincoln C*th copy* ’ of England's ■'Magna ■Cart*, the ________iL _____ _ .he c o p y ;o f’ t h e 'U .a L i . >11 ‘I’ Yl S tates C onstitution th a t h is C^orge W isnington’s jiotes on It. the m anuscript of Lincoln’s proclam ation th a t frbqd the ■nlavea. i y : . t From New England south and westward, 800 ebram unitles will be \dsited In all 48 ,states and 29,000 milbs covered. The crowds who will view thk exhibits will ste first hand those documents^ th atjrtala ln .a g * l4 * s-w itn ew e s to-th e-m en -T v h trw o fk T d 'fo r the highest ideas of western civilization. , O ldsters as well as the young will mlip in ip irttio n for dedicated living. But especially th e children will be hilped by these m aterial relics to a renewed faith in<hum 4 n worth The aword will not turn Into a nlowthare Or the aharp apear* Into pruning hooka (For who will remember the green placet ?) Whan God ha* been rruelfled agajp By RALPH n . IIEPi’K upon hate And tha poet* hare died iorrow]iig AP N4waf*aturoa PALO ALTO, C*Hf.—Mutl: can for beauty. , turn produetkotv curve*.upqriri!. Ih caitarn factory on'a highly raThera will ba no one to tclf u * '|hit an petitlv* aaiamMy IWt* operation which le forgoVAt . * . , avairifad 7 oarcant percent hlch hIL And noion*,tocom foef ,o#. in *If outout av«rag*tl ur|ng'th« d*y and J ^ ,P a re n t 4* . weeping lUfhneic acn ie wm played. ,. hen (For who will,remember the green nlahqw . Henry Clay Smith of K4nll *plaoe*?) . college^. Clin (on, _t*.^ tell*, When our lira know only the *«d ton about the experiment la a monoAnd no duir e i^ t fift“*1T ftnti * « h tha de r tha . the heart rcholof leal; Aaeoaiatlon, r y v i g g g iiip w MPfs ,o*eph Tiffin of Purdue'ilMyi*. T 7 a la tart It aiielr ( h Hate will auek thei blood dry, ally aaya in a fare word that It , ' Hata will pick the bon* hire "Biay w*U bgeome a .ntllevtope V Altd all that wa* I, ettionk atbdled on the uaa of tnunc Eternal and rdre. In lnduitnr.H Will erumhle and dl*. . i GIt.EAN - : - Rgfc UOUOIAR ■An * * Even in chctt strange t*U* bob •qnfpmant *raS'‘th* »ccno of illd Production Speeded At Plant By Music | i | 3 H i • •I ’ up about Ruisians. A (lory firjt told »oon after the Boltbevik revftlution end repeated ilietf only the other d»y in a newipeper :he» column fiom Engilnd, u that the Ruitiini have given up the traditional ntmet of king, queen, knight and the real, end now call their pieect "woikmen," “liekle," etc., in conformity with the new era. H :.z u £ t . *; The Belgian profettor, Augutt: pic card, who atartled the world 15 5 yeari ego by penetrating 55,000 n e t Into* the ilretoiphere in a b»l, toon, now it to uie an underwa* ter "bellopn" to inveitigate oceen ' ifeplhi/ R q .h lP H i^o H w n eaJar ‘ under the wire* a» 12,000 I tf , » depth never • eOlincd before, i b d ’ average iqien 'end', womgtl ceding ofl thkaa-pUnr-cm • only nirvel at the icWftfrit'i iniitilMc urie»ity^-end“ hW ' courage.- " s - r rtUikVciyJ^d t 9.lt. .•* .ii?' • r,! td lTiia greater. < eoMrtnnk a* ‘ mnie -on 'th* ... .. . . . - - - -j ponded With * greater demand for diual; o n J h it 11 *»• *p>euate _ John Sampson Kirby, _____ fount lagle. Te*m, la pic­ tured at 8t B lrabeth’CHodpltal for the Ihdane, tYeafttegtori foBowlni hi* arrest by C*pitol police. Kirby, fotted carrying a JS revolver, was takeh litto custody After walking Into th* Mice i t Rep. KefSurer <DTenn.) where he deelardd he had Just "been elected President of the United BUtea." JfnterMttotwD Botfle’s b eared Under River B ridge; Debris »aW prefertnei: Th# greater effecllventti of certain dlatribotlon* of muilc eorreipondi with an # k p rm * d ‘prefereiico for such utlona. nlttr-tlriick midtown Broad S tieet Bridge frohi th* Scioto River h*ttom-and authorltlea expm aed fear thAt Sort** bodies might be dfacovrred Under th# debris, udding to the toll of four InjuTed. Th* * ? K 4 / t S - - Struck .a^-Uu* helfthih of an electrical a to m dur­ ing la st night's rush hour. The four known Injured were hurled into tha river below and rescued nulck|jr..More than 100-feet of the bridge'* , bellUitrada waa dropped Into the water with them. 1 i“ ta Were combined, — - amount of muilc, but not on the other two lhlfla.Accident* tended* to inert*** wltk a large Increase in the numb h r of *emlele»*ie*l aelcctions played,'but not wRh a large inI n ’the number of vocal W , ' .; nded- to , .Inerta** in fbo opening ■w.Trf-.v'AavPr' 'bten Vliltfhr >!-*: V ■ J ^ nkIIWf . ^ Mr*v R. L. Ragsdale,'Mr*.- PiUl Campbell,' ■Mr*.- J. B. Jote*. J f , Mr*. Theodore Aulln, .8r., ani Mra. Irvinff Malcolm. .} ’ Prolessor and Mr*. Waiter A. “ Teague, who have bea» aHmata*— | sulnmer ■school at Stetaon Urnveialty, Del.and, have complet'd their work there end are prena preparwning of the Ing for th* Opening th* achool here. Prof. T eague etg u t it. I*, .the prii prin­ cipal of. this achool. and Mr*. Teague a teacher. Mra Carraway, who it atill confined to the Fernald-Laughton Memorial . Hospital, la reported I Improved. H Mra. B. I*., W htsler and M r. * J . B. Jones, J r. aptnt Monday In W inter Park. ■Mil- Ban. Wglnwrlght and Mr*. J. S: Jwiev. J r. spent Tutad.v Inr .SaUfetd, . qb bu*lna'»». Mn. Watnwr||(ht la, ablji not again n R « jf atvpral iii\ t , J t l -tended to decree*# n*Mr! Mr an<T hire.1J. Y. Karri* anif rmihdc’la tha earlier.pert 0/ shift b u t- to Inrtvem wlth ■ In th* letter p a rt u fi; \». ■ •» - ^ •—■- lie i. .X*'* • • • • mm •f: iM edv f ' IV ‘ _;f •** • 85 but Annetta"‘?Tripp of Cocoa-i* ) •pending a while here with Mn. J. 11. Lee, Jr., Mr. Lee end chil­ dren, and'* AtidrCy Cox, Joanne Meek and* Dorothy Nlblack. Audrey Cox; who haa been qulti 111. ie able to be out ageln. Mrs. Lloyd Kaontx la conflr.td to the Oranger General Hoipital after, bevlng undergone a major opgrajUon,, Mr. end Mra. A. R. Hunter entertained with a fleh fry In > honor of Mr. 'and Mre. Thorn** E. Todd of-New York City. ThoM enjoying thi» affair with th* honoree* and 'hoits w'ere .Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hunter and Mr*. Jo* Roberta and daughter*. Wendi* and M*ry of Fort Pierce. Among those from Oviedo at­ tending th* aperial called meet­ ing of the '•Seminole Chipt«r No. - 81 Order of EastMr. and Mra. Thomat E. Todd. - Todd'a parent*, Mr. and Mrs. 1 A. R. Hunter, have returned to thifr. home. ", t. Chapter Net Order of> East- * ---------- -- t 'ie Masonic TemCOLUMBUS. 0 „ Au*. S2.,IA0— ern B ta r it A Urge «r*na waa 6*ed teday to -pie In Saenford Thursday night remove httge seetloua of the light- were assistant aaalatant worthy w orthy jiatron. p It it V Y • ‘ ■ ■I'. • i pe.v mm m ->• it', apif ,i'.- j ' •- *V 9 W, • •• g 1 • *1 f ^ a tn .- T '• t ,k - '•***.' • • • • * » • WANTED RELIABLE • ‘ ............... CONCERN OR PARTY ihlft had retslirely large Imcnt About 1,000 pirroju To haiidle nationally known,.paint line. * -a and tha other two ehlfte, 1 on tha payroll *durtavif tW it decreaeea in the number of 18 weeka of the itudy. Only financially, reaponslfilp n^gd apply. Before muilc waa tried, em­ •celdaota where muale we■ played. Accident! tended to Increaie on ployes were asked ^ b o u t their W rit* Box G. Care Herald praferencea. A large majority said the day shift with Increase* In the muale would he pleasant. Only 1 percent tald it would lw "extremely unpleasant-** Forty-four per­ cept reported they would like tpuele "all of the time." Moat rrafarrad awing and aemlclaatical to "hot” and “claMlcal.” ' Employ *a Pleated All ago group* favored muale, although tnoa# under £0 were molt enthualaeUe. , Tha roil»le periods vailed from one to five hourt. There aUo were "no-muale" day*. , ' Dr. Smith aaya tha resulta of the experiment ehowed: ' Bikta and County Occupgtionnl U fgnsir Law wrninded By th a 1947 Sesalon. 1, Production under v a r y i n g NER' OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE LAW to 8. Thera war* maximum ductlon Increase* with n ir in * percent n( the time on tha shift, 50 percent on th* night shlfl 8. Production tended to d em aaa with n U rge increase in the num­ ber of scmlclastlcal selections but did not very with n large Inert*## In the number of voeel*. Welt*** war* more effective at th* opening of th* ih lft than marches. Lew Production Raised m . 4. Production Increases wore 24112 X |th o f 1947 amends Section 205.11, Florida Statute* 1 l4 4 k ,«nd'ptfovfdes for a penaliy for delinquenclda'in paym ent of «tate and ’ county occupational licenses. Under th is A ct If any Iicenf«?nSejprovld«d by thia or any other law of the state of Florida, to be p a w t< A he Tax Collector, shall remgln unpaid a fte r fta due date for a perigd. .a t ninety (90) daya, thh tax shall be deemed delinquent and there ehaU-be added UAMBONE’S MEDITATIONS ward* r e ^ e e tm . Special to Tke Sanford ITorat4 Johnnie Jona*, aon of Mr. *•£ a Mr*. 3. H. Janet, left Wednttdjy w (morning for Mtonn, Genrgit, where ne will be thd g u m of hi* grandparent!, Mr. and Mia H. B. Reeve*. Mr. and Mr*. Reeve* are expected to accom­ pany him' home, a* Mr. Reeve* will be, recuperating from an' operation whieK h i will undergo Monday. ' , . Al Rptberg (pent Wedntaday In Jackapnvllle. ,, — 1 greattat during the houts of low production. -S. The more an employ.' wanted muale, .the mor* muilc Unded to (Acreage production) the lower the n'P^*yw■, 'production, 'tile m ire Late home lait night beciute you were * ought in a traffic jam > If it i* any comolstion, it .will happen a lot oftener in the future. Traffic congestion it get­ ting worse, according to th* •7 Amy American Society of Pfenning Offifialt. In epite of all the junking of old cars, the number of au MAH OLE AR ALL tomobiki on the road fell from r ig h t p o h a s u m p a t 1941 to the end of 1946 by oqly Rioe,9UT bf 'n T se 426,328, Afafn^t, this should bg eel the new care, which desplld 1 IN A HOfW*< t 1 AIT what impatient would-be buyers BACK, l TWDEMULE' think, are really being built, sold and set to taking people plicet. Of the many congresiymal' invesligeting coamitteei. only cur it kseurn to have made a Presi­ dent. The Truman committee that, to e lM 4mo the expenditures A ir­ ing the waf became fevorably known. lie repuUtion made Sena­ tor Truman • nominee for vicepresident in |944, and thereford Prerident a yegr later. If on* tom ' mitt*# succeeded, another mieht -Mead lepi m ntWi W TS3~practieAii . ly 4U aeMton tegard tbeautirve . good presidential t im b w ^ well publicized invastigation raighl hklp considerably. At the very k a iL it should b* aa am t to- Spaclal to tlio Sanford HartU By MARIAN R. JONES thereto, and become a jrart of the tax, a penalty of 10% df^K a Original , unount of tha license tax. F u rth er, the Tax Collector ehall Issue a w a rra n t, in the same m anner provided.by Uw, against th e person o r ptr*0Tvs liable thg payhient of the license \m% and p e n a lty .: ' r >; 'V. . A ll'those required under the Law to have an occupational U o frfa 'to ba obtained through-thJa officO a H urged to o b tiin tam e Immediately when bOtlnnlfur buainess arid those already licensed are urged to obtain thalr yearly license promptly on o e to h ^ l w h & t ia tiie patlonal llceArt ^ License t i x o r o ther ta x inform ation Aft} AsaUtaric* will be ed by th is offfca a t all times. Xn. ' iU v . J o ln i______ , „ , . 1 T*x Collecfof Seminole County K>V. �BIDAY, AUGUST. 2 2 , 1947 TH E SANFORD S E R A M , SANFORD, FLORIDA Grice Sebree' Weds In Tarrytown, N. Y FRIDAY The Townsend Club will hold {ts.rCguIar meeting In the Touriet Canter a t 8:00 o’clock. After Ihe business meeting there will be tard i and games. Refreshments wall be served. Members and frlendi are Invited. • A fit. Monica Chapter, Holy Cress Iptsee pal Choreh, w ill. mMt at the Parish House at 6:3D P. M. and go to San Lando Springs w hen they will have a picnic. The Sanford Merchants Aestci•t!on will meet at 7:00 P. M. at th& Mayfair Inn. SUNDAY The regular Sunday night dinj a r Will be aenred at Hie Seminole ffibuntrv Club at 6:30 o’clock. ,Mii* Jackie Brotehio, whose marriage to J im ts L. Inyiay, Jr. •rill bt* ad event of Aug. W, wk, honored thl* morning with a cola party given by Miss Mildred Robson at 10:90 o’clock at her home in Ban Laijta, Lovely-ar­ rangement* Of spring Lower I de­ corated the room* of the. Kotuon home. Mlaa Rpbion presented tln honoree trlUr, crystal gobleU in her Chantilly pattern. The hos’eW wa* assisted In serving by her mother, Mra. James N. Robson, Jr. Thdie invited to be with Miss Brotchte wfr* her mother. Mrs. Karl Broome. Mrs. Lqp Moore, Mr*. Donald Jones, Mrs. Wltlianf Blair and Mr*. Frank !Uy. Also the Missel Shltlejf Smith, Martha Perkins, Nancy Collum, Jane Thigpth, Martha Brown, C.itrllle Bat­ ten. Aodrey Bach, Sylvin Metvoh. Mary Ann Whelehei; Kathryn Wig­ gins, Jean Harper, Daphne Con­ nelly and' Betty Jo Brock. [ Mr*. Ik g h Whelchel it visiting for a w eft with Mte. John Plate* at Daytona Beach. .'Mr. and Mr*. F. ST Dergf- and daughter, Juahlta, of Temps rpeht yesterday in SanfAfd witn Mr- dtid Mrs. WiJter flerfh Mr. and Mr*. Wiliam Vlhlrn have a t their guest their.Horn* on Elliott Avenue. L*rry Koselka of Prairie deChlne, Wise. 7 Mra. Dorm Turrentino tonvllle I* the gueat of Mrs. E Heights. JarkIK and Floral Mr. and Mrs. William Wray will return tonight from Burns­ ville. N. C. after spending some The Truth Seekers Class of tha Fftrkt Methodist Church sell] hold Ita monthly social and business meeting In the Chureh anneg at 8:00 P. M. y. ; Beardall Avenue Chipel circle Miss Betsey Dibble meeting will be held at 3:00 P. M. Tells Wedding Plans WEDNESDAY k V- _ ' The Order of the Eastern Star Miss Betsey Dibble ot Ur Land ori)l.hold iU annual Robert >|orjMri, noiq iu pienfe In Oviedo Park a t 4:00 who»4 m akrtsf, U* H arry Bro*v»-> Mra. Robert William* and daughter. Miss Nanev .WIIKims, plan to return on Monday from Davlona Beach where they have beep staying a t the Hutchixon Apartments. *• Co-Ed Class Honors Couple A t Church Will b* glad improving* Tv (Ten at .her W AVenue. le 5,'> - | Members of the Co-ed Class of th l F irst Presbyterian Church entiftained last night at 8:00 o’clwk lh Ihe social room Of L u church' (honoring Miss Bettry Dibble snd mlid of. honor and only attendant, Miss' Marguerite Dibble, alto of iwnle# whoer marriage D el-ani .Mr.. Uruwniee’s l.e-l mar, ers and greenery w<*rn used In will be Arthur Branan and usher* ifuelon to decorate the boom. •re. Job McCaslin, Ralph O kies pf ring the evening game* w en West Palm Beach, J. Rhodes Spell conducted by Mrs. pougta* E. of DeLattd and Russell L. Dickson of'Cocba. Charles. , Because of a recent Illness1In The group presented the eouple with china in the Rosalind* battern. the family there wlll.be no recep­ Refreshments were jervt-d which tion end immediettl* following will leive t . l*4ve Included lime sherbert ami cake. the ceremony the. coupje Serving were Mrs. William Hait- for a . weddltig trip through Hi* 9 ley, Jr., Mre. P. R. Rtephenson m ountains or North Cgrolina.' " and MU* Mary Thomas Wilkes. Thts# present were Mis* Dibble O.E.S. Has Regular and Mr. Brownlee, Ur. an I Mrs. Meeting Thursday George Dekle, Mr. anI Mrs. Hart'■ ^ ___ , ,.,'V Uy, Her., and M«- Charles. Mr*. Margaret MUIar, Mr*. Stephen! 7;,Or(l4r:qf ‘tW Eesterri Star, 8*hw K Battr.M ppre ami Fred UUtline. Azalea Circle ^ At Coronado Beach 'The*A s!fier*c5re5rTr7ni? Sentd Garden Club met on Wedneily.a\ the Capstan at Naw An]hrv t Black. Mr*. J. A. Potjder s*rr. I as hostess for the occasion durg which time *T»itn»trtg waa tlfu^ h g t she I* p rsnant- opera aTifO Palmetto Mathkws arrived rcroit, O t. to spend Uh her slrU t and Mr. and Mr*. Ar- it . rtyon. N. any Mis. inward to rmes end Mrs ? enford'by. ear. : llarrv Grithball of Char let too, 8. C. and Flalrock; JJ. C. Is visitIng In Sahford, at thk hbmc of Mlv betufbdU Hagan for tlli weekend, lie plans, to rbtume hi* studies at Ihe Citadel in the nekr future.. > Joeeph' E.’ SchptieVer of Mt. JXr4 4hd' Percy BrOwrr of New York City w ho>r* eoilngrtcd with fl*nJ4li*n.EtUHa ivMicd In Fan- Jack Burney, worthy nutikon,ip fti iW nir." PUhiiwera'eqmplMrd-lktr ind children. Beitric lee - RiAetb- Mbitt* Wcrdr which ♦on. Jr. r*lave. Htdkni krill be held* In Oviedo Park otl 'After iTtiltiAgt ftir, I Aug^ M at 4:00 P. K. ; Plans were also m ad e.for the visit <f the Petekeburg. »ho ipL B. A school II be held on fiejjt f. in tiro c h lp ttr invitation received from the* Bariner was served «t.G ardner’* bcrrM* Chapter to the local chap­ u r.n t * »* itaurant. ter to attend’ their meeting on S ept II syhen Urey will nave Mrs. Bartow as their gueaL Mrs. Wurt Mra. W. P. Field*. Mrnt O. R, Warner, aseociale matron, was ap­ Herndon. Mrs, C. K. Carter. Mre. pointed to be In charge of tbu P. H. Lanelng, Jr., Mre. J , L. subscriptions for the O’ K 8. magClark, Mr*. Henry Ruseell, Mr. stlnc. Practice of offlcere was and, Mre. M. Moya, Mlsi Ella Let called for Bept 3 a t 6:00 P. M. Klrchhoff, Mrs. Fred Pop* end About .,38 members were present Mre. June RoumillaL * ’ for the meeting. | i I*a# »=: iejas.f lllitorle Christ Church in Tarrrtoirn. N. Y., where f»T many rear* Washington Irving served as a veitryman, was the scene of the lata afternoon veddlng of Grace Elisabeth Sehree. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Duren of Sanford, and Joha Korewlch. eon of William Korewlek of Ynnkerr, N. Y. The ceremony was perform­ ed on July 12. Nuptial muiic wan played by M in Iona See, church organist, and Included "Noetum .\ Opui M, t i. k* nOlch." i - - ................ No. a4,"*• "lek "Ich* Llebe and th* Tntermetra from "Cdverllcrt Rum ticsnl." The traditional wrddiug marches were used. The overture to "Romeo and Juliet" was anftly played during the ceremony and the hymn. “O Petfect l.ov»," was heard on the chimes following the 'Benediction. , The hrMe ws* given in marrlage by her brother-in-1*»! Lieut. John S. Strobel, URN. Rhe a ore • wedding gown designed hy Mr*. Strobe! fashioned of soft eggshell chiffon. It featured fe high neck­ line with a round yoke of lace. The filled bodice had ehjrt puffed sleeves of lace and the wide gath­ ered skirt terminated In a short train. The-fingertip length veil fell'from a tiara or teed pearls. She wore a single strand of pearl* and full length gloves and carried a bouquet of white rotes and car­ nations Interspersed with heby’a breath and fern. Mre. 8trobel, the former lr>a Sehree. served her sister as mat- 1 f■ r: t Mrs. Maty Strong hss retained from a 10 nay visit with her eonIn-law and daughter, Mr. end Mom. Align MosHey. * , Theesa Strobel. niece of the 14-V^ar Old I^ags bHrt, v i i flower g irl.,. Hi. Strobel w on a gown ofBig Game In Africa f . chiffon ilm llar to that of the I'i. ' Her gown ftaturrS a- hatNEW YORK. Aug. 22, rtf’)—A ] aau nrrlilinr anti h"r hfidilrrM 14-rear-old Mrmphls, Term. sail * » '« halo of pink net am) small hai just returned from an Afrlrun [ flowr*. She wora long pink gloves ■afarl In which ihe brought do« n ' •m il bouquet of pink carnation* an elephant in hrr first h'g tram* t •ml rose* with delphinium anil hunting expedition. bale's breath. The flower girl The routhful Annie Oakley is wop pale blue net with a fitted bodee of an off-the-ahoulder He Miaa Virginia Walton Brooks, liter with a long full skirt. Her daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kerry hat wai a halo of matching net Doawell Brooks, alio incmlieta ,of ■ Ihe hunting expedition. Her fa th -1 and.ihe carried an old-fashioned rr is a Meiitphls cotton merchant. < flowr arrangement of pastel turn rear floweri. M. Korrwick choir for hi* hert mar. John >Urtln Va*r.t. of North Tarvtown. and hla ushen v.-yrt hli >t«lhrr-in-faw, William Burkiof Itamford. Conn., and Van F,. Prtitt of New York City. Fdlnwlng the ceremony a recep. ion was held a t'th e home of Mm ; bhi Vavra in North Tarrvtown 4ft* which Mr. and Mrs. Korewicl left for a short wedding tiip In Northern New York. Mrs. Korew in’# traveling rostum i waa a dreamaker suit of beigt gabardint wUh whlrh she wore brawn mile*. They arrived here by ptene week. •ccbrories and a white flower hai. thl* Asked In an -Intervtw if she Herihoulder corsage whs of white had been frightened. Miss Brooks rove M-s. Korewick attended lo.al replied: "I have confidence In myself. echwl* and graduated in lf*45 I didn’t find anything.to be afraid frnn Rotlini College in Winter of. It was something I’ve always Part where the majored in music andwas prominent in campus actl- llw d for." vltbi, She has made her home in Nev York for the past two years whtre she is continuing her ftudy of »o|ce with Alfredo Martino. Nr. Korewick tervhl with" the Unted State* Army, during the re*Ht' W it , dnd waV atktionc.l in the European Theater of Opera­ tion. He Is at present a student at the New York University Col.leg? of-Engineering, where he Ik G WANTED Life Gourd for Sanford B*» A T * n p ia .C Iu b Call Lind Weber, Gen. M i r . he MayfAir Inn Telephone 1200 i Still A Good Selection At r.r& tly Reduced Prick* 1 Table 1 Table BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. t . A. Monfnrton Mr, and Mrs. H G. McIntosh, and daughters, Sandra ami Sonia, II. announced today the birth of a have returned from a thre*-w**h» daughter, Margaret Maniuis*-, on vlllt In North Carolina. ld:Li\i*hlnn ._ 1 F W AUX1UAUY M EETS... 7b» Veterans of Foreign Wars Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ileal] of held their regular hurl* Silver Springe, Md. visited with Auiltiarv new meeting Ust night at thl friends In Sanford yestcnliy. Mrs. Tnitint Center at 8:00 o’clock. Bvail Is the former Katherine Rorline' huslneae was carried nn Beam and Is a former resident of after which a social hour w*» tnthis citv. Joyed and refrerltmems enjoyed. Friends of Lieut. Comdr. John Hnppy Birthday C. Strolxl will regret tn learn that he Is confined to the Naval Hos­ pital at Corpus Chrlsii. Tes. for Mildred Robson a series of operations. Mrs. Rtrobel and daughters, Gr.ve nnd Cvthig, are rejlding in Corpus CJiristt where Comdr. Strobel is attached to the Naval .A ir Station ns In­ structor. Mrs. StknbH la the'form t i Iris Sehrei of Sanford. ’’ i• it • Friends of Bill Llvfngstoh, St*, who his been, confined tn the Nival Hospital in Jackarhvlire M i the nail three ' mfehlhi," w iir'lje Intgreited to lelrn that he Is being rn about Repr. I i transferred to 8t. Athens Hospital beds to fufcJF.iiiiSp'iiai'"1' m um SLACK S lilfS fiv TOM sA W V K ft Am) M « i or goat rant IA; 5.95 6.95 10.95 11.95 «ai ; *t* ^*-r X BREAKFAST BPEc i A l c l u b b r e a k f a s t m e n u ' TOUCHTON’S LUNCHEONETTE A PLEASANT GOOD MORNING ' Values VAlu^A VAluta Vilu'^R SPORT SHIRTS * APPETIZKRH Orange Juice.. Chilled Apple Juice Tomato JnleK Pineapple Jule^........ (Jrapefritit Juice Blended Frnll Juice 1.98 2.25 2.50 2.98 Golden Brown Hot CaKen Syrup and Cream ery flu tter . W /Pfeon or Bauaige Coffee W /Cream SPECIAL BREAKFAST T * 6 (2 ) Freeh Floride Egfe. ( hilled F ruit Juice Coffee * i• W * / Creem Values Values Values Values WASH TROUSEftS Heavy in d lightw eight mercerized eottnn aot, aolld colors, alzee d-d V4; 10-104. Regularly priced to 55c pelr. B uttered rToaat W / l t l b r . W / Creaft. ' Fa.ihlnnr«J by Tom Sawyer and McGregor of washable m aterial* ifi Solid colors. Plaids, ('hecks and Slrlpea. Ages 8 thru 18. OUR SPECIAL BREAKFAST CLUB *BREAKFAST / SPECIAL By TOM SAW YER — we*r4«, nolida Gabardine and ploplln i. color* and rheckh, Ages 4 th ru 20. 3.98 4.98 5.98 6.98 Values Values Values Values GRITS SERVED ALL EGG ORDERS you'd never put *MM|i* J M tfwmneerMtKu *aaw No. 4 shoe* dee*, (gent la tha CLUB BREAKFAST MEN’S STRAW HATS Two ( j) ' Egga Any 8ly|* Y// Raeon or Sauaege J o in t W / Jelly Coffed W / Cream CHILDREN’S DRESSES CEREALS FO R HEALTH TRY OUR 8PECIAL BREAKFAST ' *■ -jtjhllle4 FruH Juice . Choice o f Any Cerealt * lakes . . All Bran . . Pot Criapce . . Shredded W1 Buttered Toaat W f Jelly Coffee W / Cream * A 1 M— W ii ■ fiH Hn f i l l ■ 1 1 | 1 M H |- g .s m-.m. zJ J ■ 1 Cl [ j k J (A'i y Agee S th ru 10 Values to 3,50 LADIES’ COTTON DRESSES AND SUITS Closeout * 1.49 Children’s Sox Sli4e 5 th ru 9 4 - Vt»n*« l ° 4 9 e .jr.: CJoMbut �TH E gA N FO K P H gfl J>p, HANFORD, ELOHIDA ‘Feds To Entertain Os ■ Here Tomorrow In Twin Bill; Play In Gainesville Sundjy 2 By ARTHUR B E (1nfrrrH . JK. Herald Sport* Editor Thf fifth place Sanford Celery Fed* Mined a full game on Ihr fourth ptaca Orlando Ssnatnts at Uta locale trounced !he l’alaika Aialeaa. 10'to B here Ir-i uixht roSBli* ahel'. 1 to i icai *. Sanford Cfm* ft/n i ettnd twice i the contest to chalk up the vieTT <>T*r th# A’*. ^ .. Falatke scored two kifos in the >p'pf the seeprtd on a tMuble by I Plrtle. and conaecivlye singlet i)r Eiwyn Danson and1Danny las- Tilt To Praises Leo G a in e H v ille The second place Gainesville fj. HV FRANK Kf'K Mrtr scored a wild 19 to 2 victory AP Newafeaturea 8por».i Editor over the Orlando .Sennio.-s in the BROOKLYN. N. Y.- If l^o University City last' night with Onioch.p- l*n‘t brought hark to Boh Thorpe of the G-Men • and manage the Dodger* ne«t season John Garrison o f the Senators probably the moat dlsaopniftM lad clouting home runt. In Brooklyn will he it-year-olj The league*leading St. Augus- Donny Williams. tine Saints, jam m ed_four tuna Y o u n t William*, an ardent ALL-Stars, Beak Ready ftp- Grty Contest Tonirht F R ID A Y . A U G U S T 22. Series Veteran* ’aid tig* with Stan Musial, wtn> is on the t-miK-lukck trait after a dismal atart at the plate. The Dodger lead ia th.* reaull By JIM IIKt'K hit AP Nawafeatuma Sports Writer of an off ami running atari. The NEW YORK—Bgrrinr the j«. Cardinal* were In the • -liar for credible. the' New York Yaukeea more than u month, (hit ileaplle the Brooklyn hulge at thia *Unt* are In. the race, the Cardinals still look The only worry left to Ducky of Harris* men la whether the World like .the rjaaa of the league. Of .co v er .ilrooalyn is u i are Series will lot a five enl one ,o f 's ’ 152.22 in iii.i Thu Yankees! h » tlw t for their Ddifgeia tnm ake Brobably prcfrT Ihe'Ioriuui. Fa. log lhpir l'* H *tMnJ un Th' v “ *"* Iht* Brooklyn Dodger* «L'»uld mule Ibc Yankees oJds-on favurii%--i to take home ihe junior l<Mi<u*V27th victory lt> the post-season classic. Tlw St. Louis Cards won't Ik- »o Tfie CJubhouse CHICAGO, Aug. 'St, tdPl-The 11*17 gridiron aeaaon kirk* o f to* night with the revengeful Cl Mgo D‘ r*. • Lampions of the N iton­ al Football League. detennilfd to wallAP the CoUetT All-Star and •withe the 19-0 lkking the All* on Brooklyn ba*ena)l, iiied to come Stare banded the Los Air.de* tcwKbbetla Field In a wheel chair, it >m> last vear. to 4 battle In which Joe Vitjcr set lie was in a plaster cast from hi* The annual contest, to he a new league record by hitting in toes to hit chest for five years and Plaint In flood-lighted Ktldici 27 consecutive games. two months. Now he wears a brace Field on Chicago a lake front Hill The cellar dwelling Daytona and a specially construetri fhoe draw a iv-cord-break log crowj of i’a*vR.hrK I'b i* scored an 8 to S deci­ and ia able to get around vrry UOjWW. There are several good leaioiu sion ovct the Pershing Plrutes as nicely. more If the sweltering ‘.emperRutt i Last Day Herman Mcadowa and Jack Finch than “ Ebbeta Field Isn't the same continue to hang io th* 9m , at let the Lake Counting* down with without Leo, ■idng __ say* Donnv. "Leo forecast, the shlrt-sl* rved tfan> Friday! ' Thy Feds came hails In-the bot­ th irr scattered tingles. glop, j has meant much to no-. Fee pro- m ar 'see more of tricky forget d tom of the inning 4oj fie up the Line acor’ea: ijcr* ►pie know how kind-hearted he paaalng than exhautting, (Um«90te«ta. Dave B(jAe .was rtfe Oilando forge 000 000 101— 2 ‘ 4 it11 could be. I know.. Ili'alwnVs sc* bang ground pl#y. VP a boot by Laatrat, tlici he itolv When ! member the time the Dodger# The All-Star*, coached by Hotre second base, and Bill L< wi* took a trained at Bear Mountain. Paine’s Frank Legfiy. are Hindifree ducat to fir a t.. Ca'chrr Frank “Leo invited to be his personal rapped hy the Ion of at Dead faolick threw the ball, if to center guest several times. Introduced me three outstanding turkfiJlJ*per­ field and Bride andAh'ri* advan­ St. Aug. 002 200 001—9 II 1 to all the players and gar* me the formers, Army’s Glenn DavlL the ced on the play. J /ity pilvcrmso Dr Land 200 000 020—i 14 fi deubltd. scoring t h v tu u men on Ketcher and Stillwell; Alonso, wonderful w rllt walch be trctlved “Mr. Outside” of the Cadets' kmed for playing In the 1933 All-Star offense last year: Julie* RyTHri;!). the base paths. -*Aa Ballet, Rott and MadjjikV star of lltlnots' Rose Bowl |j*mgame. Palatka tallied .another run in piuns; and Bob Fenfmori of Okla­ “Every birthday he sends me a Jka third and H trtt In the fourth Leesburg 100 000 002-3 3 i gift. Last year he had my mother, homa A. A M. Alt thtire f i g Inante* - Saturday Only! . to end ita uprisings, for the evtn- Daytona ur. I f , 201 104 OOx—8 • I dad and me aa‘ U s gpcvti a t- a lurid while acrlmmaging a( the fhjr. [•OSes Mated*. Gormlth and Hall] Mea­ Dodger L is oj fam e iu the Polo All-Star camp in Evanston, III., • DOUBLE FEA TURE • uinat * : Tha locala continued to peck dows. Finch and West. ' * » ♦• J « ^ V -T-I and will are little Or no action. Grouiids and before the game he ipeat •Way a t the Palatkan*' lead hy j Other All-Stars may sec limited permitted me to alt on the bench is a-Korlng two runs in (he fourth and i Coach To Retire action because uf lisser.inluite*. with the players." a t stuff pitcher. Meal for the m pair in the filth to tie the con- 1 * But the i-(iU*iris r.g k re .•nt ti , 11 g nThe Clement V. /"YflUatol. 'ItoM irV Cteft'otter'again. * The Med# fftl ged | a ofDodger pitchingmound called corps, far >nona i > ■ ^ AUef96 Y ears tic anJ. |f they lose. It will uk e a father, aaya (he fine treatment the the other hand, ia a tno'Juy crew. Ahead In the sixth ort tws m'arkcn j lot of playlug b y -'th e hm rler ' bov has received from Duri»:hrr Only Ralph Branca has have U>rn Mar­ con­ In addition the Cards land placed the contest on ice with, !*• _ , I ,«Pd other* In baseball “has been Bears, who will a v e ra g e ' 230 sistent year. The ine fastthroughout rookie JimtheHr*m. and two runs in tha eighth. , ' N, , Tex.—Jo* M. , ^ lt ton|c th* boy could hav# pounds In the line. Dodger* have been able from to come they could coax a win the ' Tonight the Feds invirds the ret ring after 30 1r^ , | rwJ ln h|. fight for healtlp" The All-Stars will depend upon arm up with a well-pitched game at of Murray Dickson or HowiaJ 'A talea Bowl in Palatka for a • *n «h* Spring«|'H be g l.d when 19« get* backflcld speed, including ’ the crucial PpUet*.period*, p-'.* v.»r rtav ff — has I but: th* Hwln bill and tompfrow they retools. That meant] here," says Donny, I'll lost fo*- sweeps of Claud* (Buddy* Yeung, none of the depth of the Cards. .turn' to the Municipal Park for a ’ up coaching basr- Kt( about Commissioner Chandler Illinois' negro flgac, Charley TripJoe Hatten. for example, peat double attraction with the Cainrs[ht the game to (^spending Leo fdr one veal- ‘for pj of Georgia and Vie Schwill of the Chicago Cub* »lx times In his villa G-Men. ‘ < ■ ■ Northwestern, and 'on' th<?'Ibsip first ten victories. n« h a t been paaalng of Notre Danin’s (Jtorge much less than a ball of fire •begin at 3:00 o'clock and the final Ratterman. Ben Raimondi uf {Indi­ against the leagtkt’a other six rUlt of the dauble header will begin ana and perhaps Trlppl. teams. SAH ANQ lW r i ! 'a t 8:00 o'clock. 8anford move* The Chicago Rears, I t excellent Brooklyn hitting it conrutcnl, to Gainesville on Sunday' for a physical condition and rated seven with six regulars around the 300 -eingle Hit. and a half point* better than the mark. Rat the Rums have n-> really Hart is the oldest coach in lino I Charlie Bissen opened on the collegiate* hy local bet makns, long ball hitters, no sluggers who Mil D e lim it hill for the locals and rave away of service in Texas and they don’t are ilrtrrm lnnl to win If for oo can take charge and wreck a hall ,te Johnny Tomat in th* fourth know here just how theyll get other reason than to avengf the fram l. Tomat gained credit for along without him. Ills basketball bruising dent In National FoetW f and baseball teams always won ,th* victory. League prestige caused by last l l n l i l 11% IT IT t: I.KUilK more than their abate of games year's' All-Star trlnlmtng of the FALATtiA Tram ' . W I. I*»«, < ever) against the big schools. Rama. tii. Auautin* :: *1 a n Hr played professional base­ Iksk. .{b (lalnrCvlUa 1* II •>>> , < ( ’u n tp an lu n l'ic* u re m soff. .lb ball for 14 years, stsrling lu U m l JJ I* --*• I Oils ml" SI S* ,!|u H ». If with Fort Worth of th* Tearsather*. «f Hanford St *f .t*S ll janllclJ,: * as League - In 1909 as a > I'atalKa U. n .141 II LMburs ss T S .m n Hut the leaaonrd Cardinals h.ivi cslcbsr. In th* winters he tlailuoa itsarti tS T* .111 l i Whilev Kurowski, Knot Slaughter, would teach school. While H rislli leittrdar Joe Medwick nml Terry Moore In ttalnnVIllr 1*. .(itundo I . „ ' pitying b all/’llart would pace their hitting attack. All are Daylonn twsvti I^CStlare 1 aaNKOinr I*, d’atstica s study fur his examinations HU Ausuatlot»U-4tid S- . Mcoasavy to - obtain ^a life T" TMs i ' i Ik a m . u*inMrt!Jl*'-'ac tutafu*.. teaching rertlfirste. Du Mag i %>>u n n listin g at Ht. Augosilii.|»lsi 14 years he completed U Hanfurit at .P alii^iitJ ■ .llsytone Hcneh *» t.Seatmrx eiamlnatluns In, that nulitbee ^ , L h in rH i#f:,Mtbl*el* and w li award* Team .,,. ' 1- Wl. .1 ’ W 'Itlg' rerliflrale. . * • t h i n wa* sohiethlng wrong Kith H art ia bulldiilg a new home In -Lliupir*- Lavely's report- concern­ T O l.£ R flhgltuWti llid an«V I f tiTblfl. ing the melee after the Frd-HsnI t s< .11* ited he sav* be will do nothing Onetnnati ator game a t the Municipal P#rk rhksgo SI ss .ill fiah. Of course, L* he adds. Tomas, p i f I a J butI M.la I'ltistiui ah so *i ere on Haturdsy 'Aug. 9. >he may play a little baseball fhlladetplils l l IS .It# Several rabid Sanford fans real­ foists iT ia* r i? li now and then. Recently, when Hetalli y n lH lir ly went to bat and told the FSL ■a—lt>d out tor-Cliandirr In »lh Bprlngslown wa* ptsylng Barallrnuklyn t. Ctnrlanall t ^O W ElA N D Talatka t i l l*n esa— * president exactly what happened, |l»MOn t-l. I'hlrsK" Baaieed -Asa m ets—IS dlse, Hart was asked If he could and without reservation. I'hUsdsIptils P-1, m L'.nlt —trior*. LssU-sl * Paultrk, Hllvsi- ratrh fnr the local team in. the YOUNG Mew York I, I'll lil.iii at. I Hi-thing stated that there was Jana. i hantbk, -#tui>» tiallfd llu hlnlh Inning. Alec Thomas, a LKAIII K no doubt in hi* mind that the in­ paason. I.aiirea MiWvrmao 1. no- llfe-long-frlsnd and former base Team AMKHirAH W I. I’>«. fcif, T«n«off I. I , « 1| llairlnaion cident did happen, and that Ibu »w Turk 1* <s *.<il |k L>k*. MrMatiui Hurray. Two leal) teammate, was asktd to M incident should have been t(port­ Boston It 11 .111 W heal Balancing ■flaw hltsi Plrtle, Hllvarman f. rtst- pitch. He also agreed. So the Philadelphia SI 11 .1*1 ed. Sevflsld.HI,ilen basesi llride. Hac • battery of Thomas and Hart Detroit *S IS .11* Incidents like that arc not good rtflaa*! Hurray, kfsManas. Inxilde moved the opposition down. iTcvsIi- nd 11 i t .Aid C * ,K“ C . W e l s h ptagSi domes lo Burk to Tonmll: for any league, and definitely nr# Chicago IS *1 lit Ltslrra |a Burk I ell on l>*sesi 8*nNOVELTY hard to render decision* upon, be­ Wsthingion l* «* .III .f- •’stalk* I. .Bases on balls: Bitten T In 1 *•*. * runt; off i'hsnd1* .11* cause, a* In every -:as«, there are M t Nvrray X lllsrep ». Tomat 1. In l In 4 1-1. * runs. Wild pllrheti HI. la m Neialrs MYetlsrdag two aides, but that -still dues net Chandler I. mruck; out; -Ug 111.- I'liSOdler. Winplii* piirhsit Tomat IVathlriKton 4-1. Detroll !• “SCREEN SNAI»8HOT8' ted 1, Tomat », Cgddtlsr. Uttar oft Losing pluheri Chandler. I’mpire.: eliminate the fact th#t liv ely was Chicago 1, lluslon I Murray s' m t |. | Innings s ran.. ■*»*!• tad lto.ll Time of game: bumped around and maiht no re­ Philadelphia ». HI. Louts tport of It. That is where, perhaps, Ne«r York #. Cleveland 1 he mad* hi* mistake. . Herlong stated that he has cau­ tioned alt tha umpire* in the Flor­ ida B ut* League to lie surd'to include everything In tbeir reports that happen*. John GansaJ. It aafaared.ta v*. Ulad to avada the Issue In tba hearing by bringing up a few •A . _____ - '. '_____ . itatemant* about tha f u . batug another chance at the Yankres. peat the process. This met ft.4 who heat them four ifsiru . to one la alow hut doe* not harm delicate white cottons or linena. in the "Wild Pitch Serif-.” fo r once, the Yankee fan* are routing right along with them. They think ih e lirouks would be a PLASTERING — STUCCO much softer loin h tha t the Car* Hlnals. J'LAIN — ORNAMENTAL Kuat xtaina on fahrica may he removed by spreading the staincJ fabric' over g pan of lulling wafer and toueeiing lemon julco. m It. After a few minute* riiise ami re­ ALSO — PATCHING HARRY Cl*' STONE a. H i H, Laarel / I'hoa* t s A The Friendly Florida Slate Theatres 0PKN8 DAILY lt:4« PJ1. Children — 14c Adult* — 40c (Inc. T a t) ■ SUNDAY And MONDAY wor iff COMMENTS WSPCHSS THAT'S iMMlHStt SIDELINES errat.-- s a a i i u m o t glAAIs to g ro * U # -/A U ltK U T * —-S H O R T S PROGRAM — Cartoon — “Chow Of The Junxl*1 MKTROTONE NEWS <c r - ...... ...... ' ^ ” -Children— 14c 1)()Uin.K^KKATCHK PROGRAM Friday & Saturday! Sunday & Monday! M k ^ A C T IO N ! Guns Ablozel . ^ S ^ U a KTT ; HeorhAffamel. J k S i S WELSH TIRE SHOP pM C AN YO N .th SMILEY BURNETTE —-^)n The Same P rugnun1N TECHNICOLOR! ERKOL FLYNN ALEXIS SMITH — IN — ; •.. “San. Antonio” New Serial “ Hup H arrignn’ N e w “ F u rn itu re -S ty le ” H om e H e a te rs but landed algJorhes jn fglr tarritoky'. Gantet also stated that Robartaon waa aafa when h* came into th* plat*. Gansal assarted that Umjjlr* Cooper had mlSltd tW) nlsyg th tha fourth frame, which Ilhaiy coat them tha ball gam#." Floyd Palmar daclarad that he r^yer Before Have Wo Been Able To O ffer Our Frienda And tomfera Such Outstanding Values : ■‘“k - ''wD'-.r V . - ‘ -A\V - ■ i S S S T v^ ^Dfoiture ____ • _ m rn rn . * only A ’ - '• 'J . ................... *---------- m r — — Savings Up To _ ♦ ■ ■:____________ 50% On Many ItentB A Shop Around — iBvint Of Tha Y ear » ”■'ri.' r**- rW wT (above) and Hepplavbita (vet oil Companion Picture �/ FRIDAY, AUGUST 22. 1943 PACfc SEVE1 T H E 3 A N F O K D H ER A .U . SA N FO R D . FLO R ID A By BRy.Roffr OZARK IKK Legal Notice CHOICE Liquors - Wines - Beer BURE. } OZARK DUN IT DOWN Tl CASE LINE H av e I m l n I M N ew Ite v rra ffe D isp en ser ...ANB'oXPHDES M o -w r P ER ­ FORMANCE R E ­ M A IN S I N r A C r / AS o I / 4 x / iZff Ice Cold B eer A ll T im es i BILL’S PACKAGE STORE and BAR P h o n e 880 «U J<4nfH«i M a n a n d V V o m rn O v e r 4 0 f damage, your hem* w ag m ad* u n ite* a b le . w ould policy pay (or the rent oi suitable quar­ tet*? Rent insurance is an important part oi tire insurance cov­ erage. For complete protection, see us to- SfM IC S beyond v m ? CONTRACT H. JAM ES GUT AGENCY WHY GET UP NIGHTS DUE TO KIDNEYS? S h i t o r f a it i 40 to d ovm b i n to |« t up olthlt-tiVt frrqutot dtiirt t» F4*1 —lava b&ckachtty IM« becidt# tut, liintt kidney dlaeidVt, II (hit if jour iicuUtt. Both aul y«V* k,dut)i end bltddtr wiib D». Kiluut't 8«tcip-Rocl. I» qultkly *«k» to lw ittit tLt Bo* cl uhna. help reller# n t m « t i ­ ll/, end i t u burning wEutloo . . . help* b ltJ itt Inllirton tb« i «ii you up nlihlt. S.imp-Boet it truly M tW l c+ a «•*» U itlltf. Millions htv* itk u tl lo t three ofun with smodetlul ltgensrStiorj . --------M id . C tu tic o i T tk e M directed. F er fiee trial supply, write Dept. B. Kilm er A C o . I n c , D ot 1239, Stam ford. r« iin Or — gat full-ticed bottle el C i.c ffl l i c i t led * ! St i w r diUSJloit. * Ih U i Iu till* .■©ai«mimt; *iiiptitti* li»>m U.# tlia* fl»« 4he til *4 ^»)tcilii}n uf tkii i.-'l U‘4Hat h i'liim * * il»ni.iri(t #h tl* hr »*• tthliM .and lloitl Matt- the |»l* t’f ttihiem# and isu \ utile? udd(v* j { «!.# (UluiRllIt mO ih«li Lit »hi' In to ti»t iih»»U4tit «‘f* *y L'lflf), .1L‘l any «ueh diim c r dr Wsnil nut. to t.lril th. lt be tu.iI Util. Uhi|,liy /.'<ltir> At -t *lli » Miiirt,,) .riMtHSKv i yens nvsil t’llT lit. i t l . - i |tutltrre|i>'». A u f i i t l n it: « w V r u t l> « ’ K' It .V H|I»W let.ISl.t it Iitikm un: A Hu-mn" IIIll tVmpln.'i h.it.iiu been f.leil again yea in the Ciicitr I'ju it iii uni I' belli.(i. It County, I'lor da. -;r. lii'i bj tiO itivrliy dlV.-rce, thtie t- ti, k i t in |irrientt ir e Ihtft M Y KYtSl foie it- t->ram*H4 >ow lo lie and !l t etl l i r j o t e v ‘!il m u t t Wile P cite, day M Ausual l ’i *-n t h e -SOt A U. ill* , otbei I'b n lttn . will t, etitrted itemiittl you Tit* b i u f o r d I l n t M — H - h*-i*K .W*.gbnltvl oa <a iirwVppper of S*' ti ll . li.ultl.oli In Stpiini.lt C hit 8 HELP W ANTED Fur Kent or Ssle Two i I vJ root* 4 BEDROOM -unfurnlihud huux' in m odem homes, ten h iln u iti drive jrood locstion, m«kt* i.lcsl fsmilv horn* or itood lor incoitie frpm down town, on b s t i toed, Store. property. PHcad nitht. Call . About one A one half srre a of _ Phone ISJLM . / 8r^tuuam tm tr.i CASHIER wanted for Touihton Isnji w ith each borne, well T iruifT lir /ippiy in person. cd laundry with rain w ater tank. s ilic fan. complete bath room* WATKINS ROUTE .uiw open in shrubbery and fru it for home 6 ARTICLES f O R S A L E S infuld. WillinKncii to work 8 use. If interested call a t 1113 hours a day wilhout a boas will Sanford Ave. between 12 noon AUTO RADIOS, Uotoiola. Sales earn oxrclleni income and in lin e and Service. The Mutic But, and one o’clock. 11 if W. 1st St. Phune OSS. T1ECORD PLAYERS for mi?. By day or week. The Music Hue, 119 Wi 1st St. Phone DM. HKWJNt; MACHINES HALES A SKItVICE BERTS SEWING .MACII. SIIOI OFTICE spare In &Ie(Kh Buildin*. -115 8. FRENCH. PH. 1190 LarKe light offices, isivly decor­ FLOWERS • I ated, all lit^iliiies, haat and ja n i­ /*«» all occasion* I to r icrvice 'furnished. Call 8(58W It. A a . Dept. Store. MeNKILL A YOST FLORISTS' paiNK-J-U P Jk V N i^ ( BUV-’J M NERVE AA COfTIK Fttt Ft ■ -SMS. 4.' ~*• A \EPfCIN WlT.SlItte in> hand wmt o(Clr|el ut thi__. ,inyil -I.. euntord. ...» tl.in. uw-Ccaitiy » *ti's I R E A L E ffT A T E F O R SA LE By Walt Disney MICKEY MOUSE •ball l e f r j h l U h r l oBre , ’i i b V.tiS for 'l o u r t n r . « » . u ! U » weeks' FOR RENT fare of 2 chll.lmi, .md * "K1* Health caid requtrcJ. I ° ^ R *tU l 5 J0._______ 0 W ORK W ANTED NOTH K fs Ct T i i f N i l MCfUUlt 4i tilVrN . tu^fsi . (Sit 1(1 • day uf ju i/ A- I» \ * i + hat r.l* nifiir in my uiuf w » miili 4pptkm|tun far n l»*v *•« N&tti ihj-rro*. Jl^.J irrflfl^ ir »n ldfrr> ih* 'fntlow*l(in r rif In ihr CuLhi>' 1 1 in-*i i JltWl* !<*i of M l'. n w u uj a F.‘, i. T. wr.,hii, : b -'^^lli ftar.H agcop \ \ 0UwD J PO ,T1 t l v .__ . L■ V\AY ! l7 ^ L M > F X I ~ T By Fran Striker CHUCK SflFI HOW CAN-YDU PKc? CHARGE OF ThH tl IVAJ5TCR ? , ------- f'XfRMAN. YDUR BWOIMSR » V DEAD. HE CANT P036 A9 YOU" ANY LONGER f T------- » ^ IN T— BENJAMIN MOOKF.'S 3 BEAL ESTATE FOR SALE PAhaute paint. Outsids white and router lot 118 x 140 in fflU eell unfurnished or li Phone 365-51. a L p V n o a A c e ...i PASWiOSSP F ' »0-XTNS ... ? FBACAS r ( &AVW NT O N . . . i Tilt iiMrnltMTill nf uUi thr Wins fit# ItAlu** ,«ll f|Ft», I tilfii tuid (•rtiftent*h> t» #ittrr1 ittiiff<li!)K tn -llfiL*I>W, tIn I rrt> iin crlM ihrfTvJn will hi hi III III# lslnlr4t Hdilrt faI iliru UM Eiifc# ili.rr i>TI Ihr fafrt Ii«n4»f *n a r -filh a‘f t*#|flrmL#i. 1*4,, whirl ’ t h«r ' i *( liftf" Af cifti 11a&ri'r 1$•'11 i kJT#n 4hi* 1*1 *1-1r AyguM . J I P H A j W Just off frl.'ry CONVALESCENT HOME . now ..Off led ph. 402 re*id*ne«4)h. 010 R .‘.open ai Cbnltjuta.IB miles S. E. o f Sanfotd and 18 miles N. E. Palnta, Poultiy Supplies, Rails, TRACTOR WORK—Plowing and of Otlando.’ Large screen and Purina Feeds, Groceries and etii.tn -ir , .ii.titj open porches to lit and enjoy Meats. Touchton A Watson, 12u( |i>l(icdl t'leik’t gtaJI Celery, Phone non. m lltrurt ,<iT «i>ne,. lotige gi-.un-le and walks safe fioitt auto traffic. . Lttfc* FOR SALE—Llmeroek for drive roadways— Phone lobby a n j romila. Brlrk rg n s'ltk FLOOR SANDING & finishing. - clean in jr &• waxing.' Our pt.wci z B r m & f i s s i tUXFDO >RRr»H‘-eomi>leta Hr*. at once. Oviedo 2862 or Dr. unit enables us I d wmk tvhric Martin 2302, o r write- Box ISTl - Hunt'* Twfttd* Feed Store there is no alectrlc conn.-, llo t Chuluota Florida. Lhrge rsdaw available. 21 yeois u p i i»-rir-*. • fo r .sa le for nussls to visit- ^ f ! L doctor., | IL M. Gleason, Laka Maty, Ha t—•-a-*a»-aee*-te-i^-«iniat-tlirrv-ii ;WST1» P E H S -a OENtfl y -i i-e rilin -slt i S t l b l i W ‘ f i « foliow OUND. BUNDLED IN I.s P.oi.til, 111Jt,e , uunti 111 ben, AVAII-AHLE. at ontw. convemantROOFING. HOOT Palming, all BUNDLES. M ^1 lit I ..0 tilA t.i-w if located down town Motion, .kinds. Smith llro. Phone 1188. ISO hie Ii.ess fi H i || p; iw II B. 20 and 28 OENT * .tip id data aparttnewts with all Kill II if t l The T>‘W|i u( ttcnfoiALTERATIONS—*11 kind*, hut . , modem conveniences. AdURs belts, buckles. .Mrs. 11m-* t i m t t . m A only. Phone 560,- ■» ■ B*e Jimmie Iowan'S Sheet Meld ;* Ion*, selwhllc. The Accointidstlon, The tiuuiri■ U P B g . . . , ■ ■ plan Work* for new RadlMuis, nra FURNISHED ioot£ with erty u n iter ih* u u t t e r l i r i t ' e ' r « Radiator tores, Radiator clean in t h e n a m e o r W a t h i m r i t i S ituuii.i privileges. 6(1? Qak A»e. fmf and repairing. 10 Bneinpea O pportunities I'm*at tsbl ttrilfritle ah, RENT FREE—nicely furnished I deenatd^ a. rurdiii* |u luW, l>cdrooni to settled men. Best WELL established llard»vcre llusl- • il^ il.Vribr,i ip,,-an w.n of references requited. Owner ness for tale., Clean si mi. uf to the hlahetr* l.idder el a partial It.valid. J. J. Roily, nu'irliaiutike. Box MGT, c/o limit* duOr-»n ihe (•-•! Jl Ibe mi. Mil «.f j»r|iteluljrF KFD No. 1, Box 33, Sanford, Hyiald. Which lg lb* Itt rtby . f t IVI13 S P E C IA L iJfM V IpfcN l-ateil Hits |,i dak ul IStT . • 3 W A N TED TO RENT FOR RENT—Hoor sander. Easy O r Herndon Batt«r*es A nattary Charging. opuraliou. Reaeonablc rales, Han­ riera in . ufi riiini FURNISHED or unfurnished apt. IT. B -P O rR CO. IN C ." Kamiiiiili 'I'uiinly, I ford Paint A Glgis Co. I'hun* perm, residhnfs. By l it of Sept. ■agaiswt ~i- . llbsw _^4=, . - - -lorr.r'.al rieilt't Meal! New Phllro car radio. Just an lm-d, Clurt ‘ In a* pofsibla. 2 ' bedprice to sell. Sills Service Sta­ rc.jiu.c. Please fall jf71 -18 .ailer 0* Yo« Suffer O tiBets Ut tion. Sanford A Celery Avr. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE' ^ MORTGAGE LOANS RAYMOND M. GALL, Realtae Registered Broker and I s s tueitss d C J if T 1! ! / a s D IA M O N D .,. 1»<i o r ttp Ip A htitk AT LAST-H THtT-IMt-VeulWG IH»NK lh> Wf\S GOF t> W0«K TA-Jf. IWOMP », THEY MAY LEAD r -------------- TH E TUSNEi. Ol U O ER G M « * ,— - Q HlW/y^.---- r^/TRAci<5* SOME THING 3 VVRON3 ? ,----- / V»t GOffA GET TMI9 PAYROIL IN.GQ'S ITU LOOK LIKE If WX9 ffISNEO DEPORE H8 DltO. ------ ------ - il l 9 kjn NOntiNO.' cotur*. Floor and Deck Enamels. YA-DE moth proofing tail* b years. Hava yotir woolens moth SENKAKJK GLAMS A PAINT proofed now. Downtowd Clean•C O . 11F-M4 i f . tod St. era A I .sundry. 113 FalmSfto Av*. Phon4 314. FBAB8—Excellent canning . vail Impervo Enlhutl Colhr Fast, oulek drying, for Exterior and trior use. B E N K A R I K ASS A PAINT CO. Thone « 0. 0 . landrtea. Hio«WJ081 RENT A CAR NICELY furnished -T room borne YOU DRIVE IT in Sanford Heights. Every mod BLECTRIC REFRIOERATOR, 6 PHONE >M era convenience, large eleeping eREICKLAND-MUHIllSON eu. ft. Montgomery Ward, dean north. 118 VV. 19ts St. or 81? U DRIVE-1T. INC. and in good condition * A. J. W, 13th. I.osaltUt Transfer A Rtorags Co. SEE US FOR 801 E. 3rd 8L Two apartm ent .house, all large MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING rvOms. U pileirs has four room* AND TYPING and bath: downaValcs-has Urge CREDIT BURBAU OF living room, kltche.i, dining ____ ,_____ SANFORD room, end two badi 118 N. Park Phene 180 shower. Eight wires ■ L- Highway 17, Ideal court or for trailer «i i ’, mile* from Sanford. F I I 1.Duo oo. * A nice home with fnpot Barber Shop open Thursday, k • ty. doM In, a k l >fal Friday A Saturday. * I The house la la i d t t d Copperskin potato Draws from certified La. semi M. <300. CM 13 N O T IC E S — PER SO N A L 11,78. A. If. Prevatt, 8*' ill*, SANFORD Beauty Salon-T'hon, room; kitchen a u l bedirpo-n 1334. 306 Park. Mary-MaMahpn dowhstair*. One efflclsncy apaitPhone J3S4. Permanent wavet merit, and one very large teda r t ic l e s W ,R i up, guaranteed. Water sof­ room and baUi «9>fklrs; also st'eash prica paid to t used tener. Also open evening*. two ear garage with three room rttyrd. Ted DaVU .Furniture i n E. 1st. Ph. 658._______ lirTM a-nm am airbirH osi LOST- -Two 11001 M Ttrea On rims. Brand numberi 8748. A '2307. Finder notify Tamtaml TYeil Tour* at Sanford. Phone II. Reward. 1837 DODGE TUDOR, new paint, Settled colored woman for g< neral upholstery good coniiiion. Hoy *” house Work. 107 N. Isvcust Reel. 808 W. 2nd S l CstU r. Perkins FORD 2 door, fair LydiA t , noktatn’s Ve«*i*bi» CornpOutot to r*li#f« such tvroptuir.tl in e tetei.t tnullcsl test r-tokhatn's Coq.Vou.u1 plot*0 ttnisixtblt htlpful fci'LTA KE1T; TVrSOLSTVIhTNOlAC tTCO CN ruBresistant* to such Hht Stetoaehlc ld*.lr' s « w t watt.1 ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY ruatfrew arrw» * w r.cxK»c — ---------- ebOc-V hM % S n V W t*“-* c? B M B ™j n l v. B 9N SI q A pu’ -< T ^n B f t ," A w frrtJJT i 1 h u l U o b ln y jf Vi O. YOU T*U-0Ct -o x tabtf* ^ * 0 14* 41iCtilNCV �TH E :SA N FO R D (H E R A I % ^fi^yptiAn R iot Ford Unionized eatiap** M H . . . ___________, . ■ ■ • a to war* scattered by police ibThair demanded 'kvacuatto/■British troops . from Egypt £ blood/* "• ■ ,"T)owW*Vith America',! the trao r!” Demonstrators shouted. Down jwhh Brasil; tb* -traitor! Egypt dilia* the aeedrlty counriU Rgypt'defies tha wbut* world. . They: tailed also foF advice on ‘traifonfs Egyptian* police." PnIck l l r e 'a s officer* struggled to btfnjr tha wounded b y .|M k * fire tilt thrirn g , under conlrfcl. .Tb* Egyptians want a sacurl;y ruuncll ruling' on '.their dsWand foe withdrawal of ’ British trooba from Egypt tW ^sti ond to ftrltub p*rtkipstion-;'trt Hhi ad­ ministration of th* -Sudan. BtaHJ proposed a t Laka Success thta *rb*k that Britain ' and Egypt itsh over again their deadoeked negotiations, and keep the »on<ll. informed., / That. * United States supported Brasil!* propo»11. th e Brasilian rceogimtndapo'n toda.**. brotherglared “all gin’s side” U.N. and faith* action before must now <r«stlss*a Siam P a n On*) veto, many unions had taken action similar to that of th»S Ford worker*. In New York CltyJ tha greater New York CIO Coun­ cil estimated that (IK percent .’ f the 10,000 employers hsvlng con­ tracts with 300 CIO locals there had signed onc-year contract ex­ tensions before the deadlineIn San Francisco* the Inter­ national Longshoremen’* a n d Warehouseman's Union (CIO), in a dispute over employer refus­ al to recognise unionisation -rf longshore walking bosses, warn­ ed »htpper*_ of the possibility eat.C oast maritime tieup and at the same tlm-t advised its locale of an Impending "lockou|"* sometime after today. The llx-wctk dispute ha* - tied up sir Luckenharfi Steamship Com­ pany vessels. In what prohably was the last collective bargaining election un­ d o the old National Labor Re­ lations Board set-up, the IIAW i ESISF**’ 1 FUMK1TY MAN FOR HOWARD HOOHK* WAITIMI AIRCRAFT COMPANY, Johnny Meyer (left) Is pictured wttl movie actor Dana Clark In a New York night club ai Senate process serves* continue to se*rch for hfm. A right, Howard Hughe*, millionaire plane builder, wave* to admirers a* ha boards hia private plana at.tts National Airport, Washington, for his return to California. Completely changed from the harried man wht *h# s *n ,t* War Investigating Subcommittee, Hughe*'-face fairly beams, (fntemeitonal 5oundpko*o] .(A t Lake Success, j-oyncil del m t e i of the United , States, Chin*,’ France, Bfigplm and Brasil b p ttttd to b* |li)*A j»P FRIDAY, 'AU GU ST 22, 1947 FLORIDA at the Glenn L. Martin Airplane Manufaeturing * * t plant at llasltimore. Rest Madden, regional NLRR director announced the vote, with none 'getting a ma­ jority. The executive board nf ’he American Communications Asso­ ciation CIO), claiming 36,(ICO member*, voted to refuse "to rdiolution.) ■— “ ./A t Alexandria, a policeman was gtruek’ln the face v jf «/dks a t a d*fn*hstr»tlon by more than (100 EdhtpUdns in tha nation’s summer ehpjUl. Twelve demonstrators W *g* si re lied. *, 'R epresentatives o f the Moilam brtlhcrhood said another demonnnktjbn occurred last night at F b r t. Said, - a t tha Mediterranean M tf.o f th« Sues Canal. r , ivA cab]e wpa rtceWgA t*ika.momMg from fiem ter Mahmoud, Noktaihi Pasha, leader of the Egypt­ ian : delegation to the Security dMuell, ,aiking that there be no demonstration* In.E gypt because n _ th* possible effdtv-on Egypt’s e ia t. a government jnformant aald. Trum an To Complete Defense Setup Soon . - WASHINGTON, - Aug 12 *GP>— President Trum an left . himtalf three more weeks.to pick the ci­ vilian and m ilitary- leaders who wltl round out this-country’s new uni fled national defen seaet-u p .■ The Chief Executive , told re­ porters In announcing his choices of W. Stuart Symington. John L,. Sullivan and Kenneth i C. Roy ail to run the Air Fore**, Navy and A nar, respectively, -that the full provisions of the unification law will b« put Into effect by midSeptember. Still to be filled are ' such other m ajor posts . as cblefa ' of sta ff for the. Armjr anr Air Force*, dhlef of naval operations, director of a central* Intelligence agency and members, of three hoards, national resource*, munItons *n<1' reieich'developmrnt. tha Jostle* Department and Fedtral Trad* Commission to uncov­ er any prtve rigging. Tha c(i mmlttee will - hod hear­ ing up anl how to gat tham down, baginning next month in an affort to find out why <price* are go­ ing up and how, to gat tham diwn. A fish chowder i* always wel­ come. It can be mads from seat bass, whitaflah, cod or haddock.; It may be New Enaland style chowder with onions, potatoes and milk in it. or on* using tomatoes 1 ALLOWA fpR^YOUM.QI Sanford-Orlando Highway Bleak. - Chicken . Seafood Cocktail Loung* Open Sundays Closed Mondays YARDLEY VENETIAN B U N D S America's M ost Beantlful Alaminam — Cedar Polished 'Ala * Ask M e'For -Fre* Estimate P. W. STEVENS -- 617 ty . Robinson Phone 2-0729 Orlando ‘■RET0NGA IS GRAND” SAYS MRS. JERNIGAN 'Joint Committee'To Check Price Fixing WASHINGTON. Aug.. 21 UP)— Senator 8parkman :(D-Als) said today the Senate-house - commit-, tea to Invaitlgata rising cotta ought to check particularly "on this whole m atter of posslbla price-fixing" by industry. The Alabama lawmaker end­ orsed s recommendation by John D. Clark, a member of President Truman’s Egonomic - Advisory Council, th at tha -joint committee cotlaborato In a twin drive by W ARD'8 HOLIDAY INN I -Suffered From Nervous Indlge«Hon No M atter W hat .Or How L ittle She Ate, She Stales. E ala Anything Now And Feela,So Much B etter -Her \york la A Pleasure ,* Among • the latest well-known Florida men and womin to com* forward witH a grateful obbllc en­ dorsement of Retonga after trying this famous gastric tonic in their own cases, is Mrs. O. I- Jemlgan. well-known home owner of 012 fWeitt Alfred St., Tampa, Fla. f " I | seened to me that no matter, what l sj«. QT;how Jlttle I suffered continually frqm nervous ind'iges,-, Hoa." becWrVs llr*.'Jernigam " M y ' appetite dwindled away tci khetw I seldom cared-whather meal time slept so poorly that I never lesmtd to get rested. My elimination n r t very liuggish, and it seamed tv me I haydly had the strength and pep a person of my age ehrnilf have. *'I tried *o many medicines that I was beginning to feel discour­ aged, but Rctonga gave me both' prompt and splendid relief. My appetite wap never bettor. ! sat anything I want, and I sleep soond. ly-and reatfully. I havi regained my lost weight, and I feel to goo<L again that work la a plestursj Retonga la grand." ■Ratonga la Intended-to frtllevs distress due to insufficient flow .of^lgeatlv* je te w 'in ' C-V’fOtnsi* 1 loss of appetite. Vitamin R<1 de­ ficiency and constipation/ Accept no substitute. Ratonga may bs o*. Uinad at TOUCHTON’R - - Adv. tfrs rF Ie a Kejected senttnc* Impotad on the « outspoken leader of the altlon in pktlldaienl <Dul««for which th* Allied Control nlsslon haa ’ i specific rsBo|h th* Americans and the British- urged Cherepanov to in-* *ffufet th# -Bulgarian.1government Yuspfnd tha sentence until thk’ commlssloii had* full oppor­ tunity t o . review the ease Replying tu th# Amatlran letI f i t npC.eontldsr l*. j«ra* ihie ;U»* Allied Gofrtfbt CnmniisI'-Wi interfere in ah)’ wav In Nikola Palkriv,.in. ihrtlilf la purely an Internal TW* PHOTO WAI MOWN PROM TOKYO to the UnJtdd Stale* by Capt William Odom on his raeorf-brt aolo flight arotind tha world. It show* Jap repatriate* from Russian-held areal of former Nipponese emu hailing Emperor Hlrohlto. H* returns the eh err* by waving his straw hat. (Informational Sounds Dipthcria Report H’aetlss** r a n osal able by private physicians , and By ADELAIDE Khit It . ■t th* Health Unit. It Is nrofAI* Newafeatuti'v W ilier ersble, he said, that children I* Antonia Brlco, one uf tho wcild'a brought tit the Unit on Tueslay end - Saturday' mornings of each few women symphony conductors !Th*r* h j th* d Comthlsf •W.'IIVIM* HUP upon i'.Sflf th# r9 P 4 f n rarl*wlng ,Ntko' i Pell O T l ekM ” ^ diagnosis all uneompile*ted’ m vnr „.ii hi reply u er h*-i.|r-! to (he m ay lm trrnlcil Ip the home. The A iiatean Information Service, c .UaJ. General W*lMr RnUrt*ou, II. 8. onmbef of th-r Conifcussion, informed .W aihi'gion. , . PtcislOns of the Allied Control intrtt b* unanlmuli, and Russia’s Wfuaa ended the \ possibility of *n allied ravlaw of th* case. ‘.V Baton Pupils Should Start At Early Agrc patient i s ’ to he Isolated '|A one room and only one a tte n d a n t‘In and nne of Its pioneer* In tcnrhlng symphony conducting to children, bent over tha score uf Dnrthovcn’i F ifth Symnhouy, her amlter ryrs alight. She made a - few crisp final comments to tha pupil* who accomponled-lwr (rom jthPlr hnidT >» n?nvpr New York enroute to i E„uI T ' . * 7 ° *h* W.IU C07d,urt •YfRPh°blc*. In aeveral cauntrirs, m HERE Bi * B3-<u 1— ! TAKE UP A SPORT RECREATION IS RE-CREATION always cofidrtft III IndonegfyAJfisue • Vw) its* would it through tunc)) consistJerk of the n& a (CsattM** Iims r«t< Dm ) the nation, h* declared. i mare 'grsee -ithan from r (jtic*, Halted Stalfa’/and seven marlean nstlolta have profropoaala making no such m . batweSai ‘»t*fjpa*r!on utj f p within 2!{ V net of the family, lie slatol. lie w|th thi or she shall not. enter th# room Ruroncai nf th* alck parson or child b o t | | or (a|j I* permitted to attend to ’it* „ |n. work or business. pple , Kqrean Revolt We suggest, however, said Dr. graceful -ICesUa*** Oa»> Qulllman. that, wherever possible, ductora •d th* "rsvelutlonsry natur#’ ha stay elsewhere until tho child Their gi tk *-act:/H ies.) — is released by th* madlcal at- D°n Hodg* said rlngltadsTs in tendant. .. . anything DYppaganda plot h i8 'b**n ui Complicated cases, he asserted,’ • .e.on<*V for ban* time may be taken to the bnspltat „, , t hind disorders ' and placed in a private rooks or . * ion." charged the Isolation ward when this It deem- ^,uet ptaajen,) *d necesstry by the physician. C*I „ Only tha nurses and physlrisna ?„*!*?? may enter th# room or 'ward. 25L *vV lir e hospital and nursca am familiar with the rules regarding precautions to prevent spread of io Conf^pen woman w ithia-pianist’s pijwtjful hands, which move in slntplo-expressive gesture* from , the -ped1 urn. ' "Lot* of conductor! tn*Vi speeches to their musUians.dlvm1 tb* beauty of tr music " srut;'*4ys, “ M ythenryt* th artf.y o u r potion la clear, you don't have to make a speech.” • •. r 'i* Mlsa Brico who was bprn.'^n Ha outlined tha history of n rth o d i used In public healt) service to combate smallpox, dip tahtria, typhoid and other com munleable disease*. they and f amicise th* E d u c to r, Th# chOdren'JMgin with 6m ‘simple Haydn* aymphoiii.-* and prepress to th* bigger music oF M a u ri and Beethoven. This# they grow with the music and don't try to tackle too many complicated thing* at once, * "Conducting I* good for their musicianship. Also, It teachea them to taka criticism good naturedly before a crowd and It makes Intelligent listeners of tham. I am convinced that tha reason most people don't go to cocnorU is that they do not understand thu muale.” Brico, w«a now teaches piano and orchestra conducting in Den­ ver, will conduct symphonic*. in Danmark, Finland and Holland this fall. Sha i* n tall, vlgormsp- w ith M atch e d Cub Iq u lp m e n tl Symphony conducting U th* love of har Ufa. but ahr^dmltfe that tha path of th a t love -U fa t ffom smooth for % w o tftn . * r :- 'J; ''Fra having a |'hsrd pufl.' -sh* •aid w ith'a smile. "Not beckus* of tha mualclans or the audiences, but because of-the hoards nf di­ rectors and mahagara. Sometime*, at first. I have been aware of tremendous realsUncs of Uts ntotlclrtlt In an orchestra, though I have gavar had any oblections from them or difficulty with'theta* But when they begin to phty, they don’t care If a conductor is * man or a woman as long a t that con­ ductor knows hit or har builncsa." In 1034 Brlco founded the New York Woman’s Symphony Orrh*#Ira to move that women tan play anv Instrument wall. . £ • : • - L _ (hat's w^jtt tha newFarnull Cub bringi' to smill fsm* snd truck gsrdcrts. , j' With a full litMot mstchod, spcdslly-dcsignad la* [ piement*... with such feature* asthe Vmhwud Mmmt' by fraltf sad ALasSsrCsafftli, .“this FarmaJl Cubl*ftttl w * -~ - ± L i i x x . rtgbt lot thou' crop sera .that — - — — - -a - - — - Thereart four type*of power in the PvtnaUCob: power to patsi, forward-mounted Implements or those attached to the driwhir( .to operate machines through the pwr uk+ffi ot halted op to Pot theFarmallCobtoworkapd good-fayatothaslow, timodir work yoi walked through before. The Cob’*riding comfort, ease ofj handling aad finger-tip controls nelly bring a "new day” to th* Wa try to assure a safe water supply In th# county, he said, *ntl reported that 400 sample* of water from walla had been ana lysed. Food supplies ar* safe­ guarded by Instruction and ie qulrsmente of handling In food serving places. In splta of Umit- SEMINOLE TRUCK & TRACTOR COMPANY PLAY MORE NEWYO He outlined th* new tubercuiMlaj methods from which five LIVE LONGER v Two of these patient* Hallsed and tha others g ehecktd, ha aUtetL. ( MIL MERCHANT s r x a i w i£ COMMUNITY WOULD n # IYE8 ar THE CHICAGO* h re. tSfi' i SPORTING GOO PRONE 1325 1 306 E . I l l S t. v- P h o tta 1 c-e �1 ♦ la U n ity T h e n 1* S tre n g th — THE W EATHER Tb Protect the Pm m of the World; To Promote the Proeraa* of America To Prod or* Prosperity for Sanford. Fair through Tuesday exc locut thundershowers likelyafternoon or early erm ine*. AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER VOLUME XXXVIII ■w-Mjy iae in■ S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , .......................... — E s ta b lis h e d 1908 i i Reds Demand A-Bomb Count 4For U N Data Pan-Am Board Duties Named W aiting For Death In. Indonesia LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 25 OP) —Ruitia demanded today that anv United Nation* proposal* to to', leet official data on Hoop* and arm* from the 55 member gov­ ernment* mud include figure*1 on atomic bomb Itockpile*.. Soviet delegate Andrei A. Gro­ myko *aid it would be "unreatistie” to gather military figure* -gvrithout lilting the number of ' atomic bomb* held by jmy coun- „ *nrGromyko took hU .aland »» - th ;n i.> iitlo .( 0orthd*atdn cm fonventional armament*, now limited in It* discussion* on arm* redurtinn to weapon* outatil* the mat* destruction category, fail­ ed to agree on a suggestion for collecting information. ' The United State*, Britain amt m Franea also opposed proposal* -^ .g e t-rtb e - f i g u r e e lmt their ohjeev tlona were on the ground* that the move* were premature. • The original data proposal. of­ fered by Australia and Syria and supported ’only by Btlgium, fin­ ally w*i dropped without vote but' Australia and China then luhmitted new plan* along, the tame lines. These ‘will lx- taken up In detail next Thursday. Today’* developments left the |0 UN with virtually no accomplish­ ment* after ndarly a year of fiddling with Soviet Foreign Min­ ister Y, M. Molotov’* propoial* for global arm* clashing lr\ the General Assembly last Ortohe* The issue ha* been passed back in d forth between the paietn Security Cornell and tha cemmlsaton and Ita committee* since Ue assembly followed up Molotov’* on by adoptinr a . broad lact DecemtfV * J ; Q U ITA N D IN H A B ta iil, Aug. 25 bPi-—The Pan-American un­ ion's governing board was desig­ nated as "liaiion organism" of th: hemispheric defense syilem by a committee of. the Intcr-Amriican onference today. "The governing board of the Pan-American union." said a res­ olution adopted unanimously by the comiqillee on voting proced­ ures. "shall act as liaison organ-" ism in'* the Intci-fynerican system ’ fie *h«t concerns tne treaty ot mu­ tual defense.” ATHENS. Aug. 53. (/Pi—Th* l iberal I’arlv of Themletofclee StiphntilW, S6-ysar-old lormer premier, refused tonight to Joinn new government under Conalanlin Tealdari*. Sophocles \*n* i/rlm . code.iiler of the party, an­ nounced the decision alter a twojiniif party conference. Merchants Urge Rotarians Enjoy Action On Cross Vocational Talks State Highway At Lunch Meeting Association Votes To Farm Loans And Oil L e a s e s Discussed Aid In Speeding Up By Toy And Bolltr Decision On Route 5T Vocational talk* by Rotary members were presented at the regular weekly luncheon of tb* Rotary Club today on * program which was under the direction 'ol R r fc r Cornell. Letmitd Toy. whose classification i> "farm loans' *pok* on the Central Florid* Production & -Credit Association, and Donald " trfiw fd tftg , secretory. N K T Bolls, n .ll. oil ]M |t brok„ . dtsguseid Sralth presided. Chamber of Commerce Manager the buiinctt of oil leases. State Road-Department which ha* Thr Central Florida Produc­ Edward lllggin* pointed out »th# need of promptness in aiding tb* tion Credit Association Was rrEj5 , ~ , full authority to plan and schedule ganited in 1933. Mr. Toy. who Plans for a second Southeast- th* Road 46 route, In making a' is sccrctaiy and treasurer of the i Glider Conteet to be held In decision a* wheether to use tits government financed agency, *tsl­ nfoH Jan. 15-18 were discussed lakefront route or the TwentyX over tha weekend by William fifth C. Street route. Too much con­ ed. It is designed to make short L atarut, stats director of aviation, troversy will further delay the term loart* to farmers, citrus and 'lo c a l officials. The local road building, he said. He de­ growers, dairymen, ranchers, .tree m att would be the last In a trio clarer! that the flrtt cross state Keeper* and ferneries. The loan* of proposed air activities which road 1through Hanford had been include the Flying Alligator proposed in 1015 and that the issue are usually from .5 months 10 the All Amtrlcan Air Maneuver* had been kicked around ever since. 3 years duration. ' II. B. 1’ope, chairman of the party at Melbourna on Jan. 7 W l During the past five years, be the All American Air Maneuver* Hoard of County Commissioners stated, more than one million dol­ tald that hU group was working lar* has been lent by tb# agen­ at Miami on Jen. 0-11. The thre* s ir ’ attractions are with the S la te . Road Department cy. Last year th# total re*eh*J being planned in rapid sequence to select o suitable route through $1,370,000. ranging In amount in order to attract a large number Sanford for Road 40, but alto from $175 to $100,000 and beat­ «vef pilot* to Florida, _ Lasdrus warned that If there le loo much ing in tsrsit a t 4 H peresnt. Thers stated. Planes flying north from runtroversy, neither route com- are 5 employees and one part tir 1* . toe Miami a vents would be routed templaterl will be selected. Randall employe* who service loan* ill through Sanford and L a tu ru s Chase advocated the Twenty-fifth Orange, Volusia, Lake, -Osceola estimated that thare would be Street route a t most practical. and Seminole counties. • Jack Ratlgan outlined the City's a t least 300 plants a day making Mr. Rolls stated that an nil flnancal and tax situation and lease broker is similar to a real this stop. Those taking part In the dis­ pointed out the .reason* for In­ (stats broker In that he make* cussion of the meet and the other creased assessment* 'and taxes. te**e» between landuwnsta mid activities which will be held In He deplored lack of interest of I l 'i a l l a a i S t a t« ,| connection with the soaring event* ctllzeiu in City Commission meet­ Included Edward Higgins, m sniger ing*,.and declared'th*t during the h •o f'th a Semlnol* County Chamber time the issue of parking meters * o f Commerce, J. Bralley Odham, ires brought up only twer citizen* president of tha Jayceas, George attended the meetings. At the Touhy, general manager of last average city election only 200 to ■jraar'e meeting, Stophen and Vir­ '.MX) voters turn out, he said. Following thin • talk, Frank ginia Bennie and Mr. *Lasarus. 8hamea suggested that the Assoc­ iation form a committee to aid the City Cornmiseion In eolving Its Continued Fighting financial Roland L. Dann. 55-year-jM re­ difficulties. This suggestsident of Chuluoti. died suddenly •Reported From Java ion w st favorably recleved. Thre merchants approved Joel, r.yesterday afternoon while visiting • ' .1. Field’s fuggestion that th* Atsoc-T iq Welridale. By STANLEY BWINTON A former reeident of ’ 8#r(nrd BATAVIA, Java, Aug. 25-VD iatlon co-operate with other civic 4 The Dutch and Indonesian* re­ groups in backing the movement Mr. Dsnn was a member of the ported continuing fighting in Java. to secure an American Legion de­ Hanford Baptist Church and' 'he Sumatra and Madoera today, partment headquarters building Oviedo Masonic Ludgc. Survivor* Include th* widow, though a t midnight tonight three nere. They also approved a propoeweek* will have passed since a *1 from John Ivey that Campbell- Mrs. Roland Dann; on* daughter, mutual cease-fire order want Into Loselng Poet 53 and the Simla Mre. Charles R. Wobb. McCIraieffect by requeit of th* United Department headnuarters be added boro. III.: on* aon, Elmer C. Dann. in entertaining Legion delegate* D a L a n d ,* two rranddaughten. Nations Security Council. A Netherlands army commun­ her* during the state membership Judy Elayn* Webb of Medea*boro. lU. and Batty Ruth Dann of ique today said 32 clash** with roundup on Nov, 7. DsLand; on* grandson. Dixie Ro­ Republican* had token place yesland Dann of -DaLand; on* itep nrrdiy on the throe Islands. It said daughter, Mrs. J. P. Holtirlaw, tlja tth # Dutch launched “etrong C. M. Hamilton Dies flenford; on* etep aon, Jame* 8. # soldier and guerrilla band*, conitAt Enterprise Home Kay, Charleston, H. C.; on* step clearing action” tn all sectors and granddaughter, Kay Holtirlaw. th a t tn* Indonesians, In roving Charlrs Mallory Hamilton 76, Hanford; nls mother, Hr*. PrittlltttUtly a tty attacked Dutch position* and patrols. Nine r” Nibs H Unit*ruler*. were re- died Friday a t h it home In Enter­ la Jana Dann. Orlando; four sla­ ported killed. 23 and one prise after a brief Illness. Funsral ter*. Mrs. William Jacobs, Chulu­ sereicet were held a t 3:30 o'clock ota: Mr*. Carri# Higgins, Wash­ lilting. ,\J B i A Republican army communl Sunday afternoon at th* Enter­ ington. D. C.J Mrs. Cor* Pritch­ ' qu# yesterday said the itch Dutch ........................hat had prise Methodist Church with the ard. Miami; and Mrs. Mattl* Dun­ token etrategle airfield Rev. R. T. Caldwell officiating. can. Orlando. t L « rrk fiJ?ri!l J n t mvdtlCi d&AUhft-dlUICii tha Erickson Funsral Home M rT lsm llto n was bom June Wednesday at 8:00 P. M. with th* for Tengkil airfield, four mllee m the captured base. I t report- £3, 1872, In MeBran, Ga. and lived Rev. W. P„ Brooks, Jr. officiating. ..............had .......................... the infantry tank and air for 26 year* in Enterprise, He Th# Maaon* will hav# eharga of th* gr*v**ida service*. support In the Boegia operation. if a retired well driller. 1 ----------------------------He Is A rrived by the widow, DEADLINE CHANGED D r* ASK TRUMAN Mrs. Daley Hamilton; two tone. i FRANKFURT. G arain y , Aug. I. E. Hamilton of Pabotw* .and R. Tha deadlift* for filling ap­ 35—W —Twenty thousand Es­ E. Hamilton of Lake Monroe; one tonian displaced person* In Ger­ daughter. Mrs. A. T. Kutsrll of plication* for terminal leave pay many and Austria have petitioned Wrens, Ca. two brothers, A. C. and by Veteran* of World W ar II haa > , Free Went Truman to .b r resettled Edward Hamilton of MeBean, Ga. been extended to Sept. I, 1M8, A A fa) the United State*, it was learn­ erven rrendehlldren and do * great according to ad vie* received to­ grandchild. ed today. day by Lloyd F. Boyla. For Glider Meet . To be Held Here S U D&nni Chuluota Resident* Died Sunday P. M. wra. Liberal Party Will Not Join Greek Cabinet A Detroit Picket In The Hands Of Tlte Law U. S. Suggestion For More Re p r e s e n t a ­ tive - G o v e r n m e n t Rejected By Group TWO (MACIAtIO INDONESIAN WOMIN, their bon*« showing dearly through their starved bodies, tit tjy tha tide of a busy street tn Batavia, Java, patiently waiting for death to end their suffering end misery. The real victim* In the current Indonesian-Dutch conflict, starvation and privation era their only lo t ( International Exclude*) Th* Sanford Merchant* Assoc­ iation Friday evening voted to offer it* assistance to City and County official* to find aonif w*y to speed up decision aiiirm tlo n by th# State Road Department In determine an east-west rmito through’Sanford on Route 46. The aupper meeting *T tha Aesoelation was held at the Mayfair Inn with — -------. N O . 202 A s s o c ia te d P m u L o o ted W iro Hurdle Is Cleared By Argentine A g r e e ­ ment To Plan For Western Protection Gromyko Says Failure To L ist Stockpiles Would Make Fig­ u r e s “Unrealistic" It M ONDAY, A U G U S T 25, 1947 ^ i i ■■ ATHENS. Aug. ,25 ,4’1—Coiy tantinr 1 taldsris laid he hoped to form a new G ire k . government to* •U J l • K V ta b in 'f ol Dem-trios Maximos., The etubasiy *pf .the U nitel v Stales, which is aiding Greece -Agreement* of the board exer­ with $300,000,000 in supplies, , cising such tuneiloo*, —ol art, ad­ took a h.inil in* th- dickering uver ministrative character caw -proced­ ure*. shall be adopted l>y an on* tiJiata n( the cabinet, enst* absolute majority of the members, hrrught em by a dispute over ths U was stated. tjj__ • ' " * ' Another treaty acctlen, approved 1 st ttueiiiilas. by. a vutg' uf~T< ttt ff. 1provtJKl that “the vote* or parties Involved A DITROIT f OllCIMAN ORAII A RICKlt Bt INI MANO as other strikers advance thu-atcninety dtirlr 5 a rl.ish . liv i ml’ar’sy .cdnv*y*d to Themirkias Hpphoulis, (tit-year-old In a situation or controversy be­ at the Highland Park branch of th# Ver Haven Garage, where 200 mechanic* were ataslng a itemon-tratlon. tween American states which form»r premi",r nnd tvader of the Two picket* were arrested, and several plat# glass window* were m a t tied, (fnternslfonfll Soundphnto) motivated consultations shall be t*pp:-vt! n S'jihoulis Liberals, Ita excepted." i- tri-rs fur thr participation cf l.iht-ral* tn lb - new .government. (The Pan-American unton.ia an I* at- • was suggested that So­ organisation of American count­ il- uhs mats- counter .propoial* ries designed primarily to de­ I , the !f, r by th«- Populist (R*:'velop closer Intellectual and com­ .ai-'M T-ahiaris to Sophoui-.s y«smercial relations. Its" headquar­ -i rdav '1 ‘'i-Jinl direction" of th* ter* are in Washington. Member r, - - t :::■!■ under which Sophouli* governments may either fend v -mid ahold- th ■ presidency of th* special appointees to the governni'.uisti-r- il council and Tsaldari* ing board H or designate their dip­ «v TH E A S S n ri \T FI» PRESS lomatic representatives in Washthe pi.m icrthip, A how ine tro p icil st.v-nj which Ington.) Sophoulta* reply to • th* Tsai-' Q t l e s Caused widespr-aii but generally Pope’s Emissary At* flan-! offer waa not made public, A five-nation aub-coinmitte'e on Captives Not minoc rro p e rtv dam age, at Gat but »n official source quoted ■ term* of aggression continued tioned Closely Or By Crowd vestoh, Tex., yesterday was play­ *' "tacketl hit . ns "lying that tf th* PopUa closed meeting "to conciliate ing itself out in h**-i'‘v rainfall I - - iv i thv.r poiicits had faddifferent poline of view" under Searched By Re is tmlay W i e l d i n g Knives as n broad wedge of cool •v1. thn l.itMwais and their poll* the chairmanship of Ricardo Al­ *tr pocked ea*t'*arit across tha cir, alone should govern. faro, Panama’*- foreign minister. 5ROUL. Kotor. Aug 25 i-T*' ROMF. Ni.g An ItaM — L s ts tr o - — ------------ Tiw Arr.rrh’iui sTfiTiiiRyT viiw-s" -A- .big .kurcllw w st believed | h?ee AmrtTr'en odilieiT r>t*i' northfentra W bistlipg along at fiS to 70 u n i«#Rcy dixMnh from cleared with Argentine agree­ e.l unluimed by the Rutaiatii, tl nifle- an hour, tho storm blew IcH .iv v std .» itivL in ( h e ’t i 'g . ,« !t t R ,fit(»iriayvd t h r o u g h t'.mstantin* wh« «ns foreign mintstev ment that ail American nation* 5 5 S H S = li . « might act to atop an attack I - days detention m in- . ■ in 'o G»Ive*t»o find neighboring ren- -of • vene/is Giulis iijflktt-J 1"i lh<- S-‘i'l>->pli» gus-crr.ment prit*r T -x*— t‘i l r r a s 'e r d a r af***ewo<*r> gras’e intui:*. jeste-dsv on . Vsi bv ih# .bettons of March, TSJA any on* upon anothet.’ ’ c . W i i l S i i ', 'Out ferta* that Room homes Weft- il*i*oofe!t. house •. , . I An A: r -:in i-vp-rt on Cst«eK az-compshieH them and • ' >e* —iiulows tdown in. and l e i ptrlste sent t.v [with tommy$un» 1 iib m chi. j ,, 4. „ , , rvlew that cnn«l»ntly,,bnl tK<t theyt «;eie n^t eon-nmu'eaf ion and pow lr lines dren in the .ire j, .«tid ii!!.-d I - i ' ph mhs‘ attitudr was based oh subjected to dole qu-'liomnx. rlpoed down. c.il prirst who trird tn defend -* belief i , tijari*' offer to share tin- |v;id,-, »‘op w .a, h "show Of At Gaiveston. o ra man was him. Tfie tluee men. debtiled to in • ;il v .«. ' This adurdq said So•pret a telephone line patallelin.-t killed liv nle-tric ahoek from' a I lie agrncy, Ants, itid th- prri- pluiuifs mistakenly believed that, falling Itotvee bne nod the three a radio id linking Seoul with ntan crew of a aronll l“>at e a* -ilr, Migr. (.tiaenmn U l f l i t , »• >t is holding out, he could obtoin '!*•■ nsaig'imept. -to f *rm a govRussian headquaiter* at Pyongv feared tost. t,ikrn to a Fiuiue liAtjjiggt stiff Tex«» fl l y, where Itotl pe'oann* in« ftnm # ♦Vtill f- lur# andi t* ! etunient. ■ing. wer» takm into Soviet cus­ JACKSONVILLE. A u g. 2 .' rsald ai* i.'tl-.i-.! with King (Hpeclal)—Cfintlmied, steady, e v tody Any 12 at the village o' Were t illed tn a shin exptiMhm trimii* kllifr tvmmJs in th-* trgi ut ii.i mjiiute* and then s lid , panainn of Fliwjda'a' livestock ir Yohyop-Ni. inttdr fl!» Russian zone alevit f.otr months a g o ,-anneared ol thr kbinrvt. Il Mid l?ir U*v 1 h.«i - *■, be able to form a I to have vjffarad no axteoslva d iisfry w«* forecast tnd*v by and about 40 miles mu (Invest of H, broad a coaliMm* Hulritch 111— :I In ^ti.tril M -.r William ’ L. W ilton, D irector of Seoul. I hey u eir ie|e.,,ri| ai the itan-age o b i» n •• p " i b l # and present t lln .t r 4iul r n cut to «rtioutly Tinc o l ale mas* which ended S tale M arkets, in discussing *c k‘tig H i- l‘»t iif cabinet mem* the pmtengeil and heet hr tiled almntl immetliAirit. tirities throughout the system same rpot Sundvv .alleinoon. 11.1 era by this t-cening." *. wave over th " northern mhllummy F. t’u^'ley, I'fc. I lie attack wit* wna at at i,-tiH*c,,> Lsiti*clie.-. lit1 Iviihttu . dwlmcd further de­ ofv. sales center* he heads, c 1 T in announcing the rec en t.ap p o in t­ -lolin !> Hopfi- and I’fc, (ierald western 'bstes trad spread n« fn- bit p u l l Of t h e U l t I* u p - i d i ..- . i ; „ l K , clou* to h im ment of M. M. Adklsnn, a» m ar- (leffen, told their storifs ta In- t n n l h e u l ns northern Mi--ourf I* known as dona, IL t-cv t i . d that all para g * r‘ of the D eEuniakiHpring- lelllgetire offlrcrs tmlay and then and m '-thefn Okt"h(fttia and as premier 3|ai*liall lito 'i L icm . ti»" ip the Maximos’ cabinet #xf a r i i.'\<Hril e* Ci^cap,, |nd*v fltat* Ltrratock M arket. • C attl- met news correspondent*. Aiwa said the Vatican sent M*s i - j t t th # S 'w in l D e in o c r a ta , he.sdTlve three aald they walked and hog# hav* provided a m i "The M)M of ’ con* e lr r p f , 1...I Ukjliar, n native of Trieste^ to th.. «j J - by- - f o i tu a r - L i t a r l o r M u n s t e r slan tiat am ount of rsvamia t t into;, the Suviet jbim ina<K*rteiitty e-ttt. Jt- v-slnfatlv n-hleh t h im • a fte r - hdtflle injtiitfts la ft'iu* Ticoige Papsitilreou, would be repproducer* in the te rrito ry imm- through failure tn sci* n markei mitcl, nf th# par-rant t.,,tt l,>,t pIMrlited Magr. Allttrldo Svittin: t-re n te d ., nUliup of Triesfe and I opmlivlli^ . dialely adjacent to DeEnnlaV at lira* ;tsth paroltel, dividing Htia -rt'-.rl, -Konk thcri Springs fo r'm a n y year*. IMractor betwrCii the > f \r ic a ii anti Nr- r'l.flttl*1. , „ ,r l l - r v t b 1 w 'f| [,J | from conducting riuifinilntioiii Ilivliop Hantlii 'iv a * tti-.itr! j Wilson nnterl, and he express. ‘ :vi#l (M>cwp<kijfi u eas. They s a il »•'<ita fo'i t*te to do nitrro th-n «t“P t r e e f l eer a ee r a n r ,.ii i roqghty ut CapMlutrlt two m n'Ii, feeling that facilities prov bv « i* * .r k r ,l|r tX .• *S_ tmt n . atied irriiiu* .injury. | of tha State Market should , T e m n - r n tn v e * in t h e r-e t-n 11'«■11*1nilui( on I*r4$;» I nut conslderahle assistance t<r the f : f ! “ b'rh i-—d -'Im bed to the hirL on, litre development of the livest>n-k l J P f l ( |J l n U S l ’l I' OT d * i|v tp r , l m n , l A a-A -k p ro h v t.lv Industry in that section, . i|» „ ' . It wnpt I c<\ " o ^ l g l i e r t h * n *'i" Sit, Florida state Livestock Mar [ l a n q u c M R c s c r v . a l i o for n s *b"-n-vf tw o n - ntpra |t* r* at E. li. Smith Arrested ket* hav* continued **!>♦ through.} ■— -^v— th - Chicago W -n th e r Btiremi LONDON,.Aug, 23—uPl—Prim# • On Lottery Charge Mini*ter out th* uummer a t - a /lumber o ! A request that re*er>atirii* be e ‘ l Attlee and hi* cabinet point*, and aoma «>f Ibeta seer*) mad# ae soon p* pusslbl- fur the fV p in r r,th . fn ra v * < t» r i am# trnck to London tmlay for E. It. Smith of Hatiford waa ntreferred to by Director WiIs rui.i J r *!,*£ J ,*r'J u‘ '*hirh ssill be * a l‘T the -no) f r o - r t *e)tl avTandad re«tei| Friday by Hlieriff I'eiry thidr "#cond special meeting in : in bi< •i.ism sn i > . j , v -i h. i H®l(l at 7:00 ocfock Mnniiav evenIlH n n te a n d In d . M#ro on a capia* I«#»e l uti an m- eight day* ,ln tea»*ei» the British in his statement to lay. Ih Quh jnj( Bt t jl# Mayfair Inn, was today 'n t i, a m ith e r n foimnlion filed, by V|urrav Ovyr- d’dlar po«ttlon tn flaw of suspend, ., cy State Livestock Market. L made by Chamber of Commerce tan*. »trc-t. state attorney « t th ' i'tb e*l sterling convertibility. Its weekly tala handled 120 cat Manager Edward Higgin.i. No i* . Sir AVilfred Eady, head of a imllcial district, charging Smith Itritlsh It* and 4IA <hogt, .'or a ca*n survetlon* ra n bo nmilr n ftcr f;i)H Prinripals Asked To fluBmlal delegation to with nramuting, cbmluctlng and Wnildngtmi, grand total of $ t5.820.37. The o|clock Friday aflei-ioon, he warn­ reached a London operating a lottery -coplimmly ed. Meet With Lawton Jay State Liveetork Markei, also In iorl during th- afternoon, but known ns Cuba nr llnlltn. II,' wn* air; Senator Spevisr I lldllanil will northwest Florida, reported tales diil not plan t ft reiw rl to th# gov* r«de«*ed after putting up f 2,300 make the principal ad lie n at th* totaling I!1..370. the nne-day auc­ eminent today. A»ked If th# W**n. Principal* of all Seminole Coup tiond. ington talk* woiild assist Great tion handling 120 cattto and 224 banquet. Col. Willis leale. United Iv 'schools are requested tu meet The Information contnlns five State* district engineer, will (peak Tuesday morning at 10-ihi oVbvk ♦enarate nn-l >111111x1 cqpnta and Rritain in her economic crisia, ha hogs. Arcadia State Ltveatoci regarding the . 9 \ John* River with Hupt. T- 55’. LaWtdn at hi* allege* that E. B. Hnilflt conducted -nil T Market In It* one-day auction »M I "It looks from this end M 417 cattle and 62 hogs, for $'.7. rhannet imf>rovem>'nt*. Scrrotaiyl, infffcn, tlie lolterv between Ain. 7 ' and though ih# Americans hav# helped . •< t State R. A. O r*/ I* expected to Mrs. J. Turnbull, who tndav’nn- July 180.64, leading the Rtate-ppera' 25, ItriT. The ca.iJ. may come t>* nresent. Prin* will ( hi aw ard-. nounced that the will open her prl* up for trial at tho r’ dl taim of us to do what we asked them to ed livestock tales renters for the do to steady the whole situation!." week. This Arcadia sale also fob cd to the outtxi*i.l and hois# rac. || vale kindergarten at the South Circuit Court tn Novamtier. ing winner*. Th- Liberal New* Chronicle and Hid# Primary School for the 20th lowed clot* on the heel* of that The main evonts of L nW Day tft>* on Sept. 15, fa il also that the Conservative Daily Mail pra^ m arkal't outstaflfltng B r a h m a Sale, Aug, 15, at which gross w|’J be the dedlcattnii of tho lour- retU tration will take place on A d m i r a l S a i d H e i i i i u l dieted an early special session Of Information Booth hy the Jay R«Vt- 4, - the same day regular parliament, which i* adjourned sale* ran to $24,610, for 14 males iet pi pt un rr il iI il un pn lmm tr F iunt ni i ". .n,iI 20 FoUUml writer* said and 74 ,female* of this breed. ceea, at.liOO P. M, omlmarH rar­ echool pupil* register. i . . Os*at 1:30 P. M. end harv* rac­ Attlee would order vi. hla ministers A former klnaergatte-t pupil of The males sold at price* rang­ ing ing and tournament riding at Melto rush completion of plant whlth Mrs. Turnbull I* 511** Jean Har­ ing from 270 to $2,200 each a id ionvtlla Park at 2:00 P. M. TOKYO. Aug. 25—OP)—Three the Isbor government hoped would per, graduate of Rtetpo'i junlvrrthe female* from $3RQ to $1,230 ally. who will aailat in the kinder- Japan#*# wllnr*s#s today n*ni#d solve the national economic p lig h t.each. th# tale Admiral Uoroku Yam-A garten work. Ray W. Ogden Dies amqto a* the originator of the vSiklis-Moslems Stag« to attack Pearl Harbor. . At Vetcrnna Hospital Klnbnrga considered planFormer Chinese CIaBh"WIth C tpt. Talsnkirhi Miyn. Reprisal Killings chtrg* of air operation* Tor the Outer Mongolians Ray W. Ogd*n, who for a num- [On New York Frelghl In navy general staff, told th* Inter­ NEW DELHI. Aug. 25— her of year# we* connected with national Tribunal trying 25 Ja p ­ NEW YORK Aug. 25 W>»- The anese wartime trader* that Yam- Report* from th* Punjab indicated -NANKING, Aug,- 25 OP)-* A1- •he Atlantic Coa»t Line office and moat dally clashes hetwen Chi- formally lived M bib Magnolia ftffiice of Defence Trensportatlon amclrn._then commander of the today that Sikh attack* up H « i IflTtJFrVm i Ou?*? 5T»ttfflir»n Avenue*— dted -at—4be—-Veteeen* seitTIT may embargo" r i l l ' freTghf combined fleet, threatened to r#- M-stems t r apped—nn-the~ In side of th* divided province at I^ke City on Aug. 14 hound for th# New York water­ cavalrymen in th* Peltaihen area Hoap|fpl an illness of aeveral months. front area where a strike was call­ sign unless hi# plan wa* adopted. touched off a new wev# of of China'* remote Slnklang pro­ •ftor Yamamoto wa* shot down In ■ » prtaal killlog* by enraged Moslem# was in Alexandra, Ky^ ed lest Thursday by dissident vince war* reported today by Chi­ Internment plant over Bougginville liland. „„ , h. P„kr«tan aid. of the frofllhit former home. nee* source*. of the Internat­ He I* eurvlved by the widow .member* ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ K i t i H i i l l liar. | KING 18 BETTER A correspondent far th# news- W E Clara Ogden of JackannyHlo; ional Longthoremen'a Aaaoclatfon Press dispatches said th a t *paper Haln Min Pao radioed from fine titte r and three brother* In (AFL). * rouaeil Moatem hands were roam­ WASHINGTOn T A u g , 25 WY— ing the muntry*hl# slaying Stkhg The federalagency announced Tlhwa, espial of the vast north­ Kentucky. reported today the and Hindus and eystematlcnlly lett night th at Ha action probably Th* Navy west province, th a t, about 60 would depend on the outcome of -condition of Fleet Admiral Er- looting and burning their homen Mongolian cavalrymen pentrated I. O. O. P. MEET a membership meeting called to­ neat J. King ha* Improved and to revenge the hundreds of HoaChinee# position* round Peitashan Friday night, but were repuiahed I.O.O.F. Lodge *RL meet to­ day by the atriking doekwork«rt. thgt "he la up end about tn hia lems who reportedly have me$ a t dawn. Other.aourcce said aueh night e t 8:00 o’tlAck, in regular An embargo would be to prenranf room" a t Betheeda Naval Hos­ death a t th* hands of th* Sikhv in recent days. __ pital. clsbea were freqquenL congestion of freight car*. ‘ *■* 3 U. S. Soldiers Relate Stort' 01 Soviet Detention Yugoslavs Injure As Cold Air Mass' i Vatican Prelate, Texas Storm Dies Kill Local rrie st Steady Growth 01 Livestock Industry Forecast In State British Cabinet Hold Extra Meet. In Economy Crisis m ta a li as® rr ‘ --------- ... ■ 4A r— JV : . - '. j ’ . • i -' .- s i . j■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 22, 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/181d921de77b4918af369d80ef116b31.pdf da2ca826c454f833e2105d9536418b0a PDF Text Text W E D N ESD A Y , AUGUST 20. 1947 Tilt ToHats4-l Hal Stewart Turns In -Victory For Hats; Palatka A z a l e a s Here T o m o r r o w VIMer, If AI*no, lb Truce Between Pro Leagues And Colleges Is Likely This Week Ctaltk, I I . I’a rta lb M adj»*hi. r (i Total* By ARTHUR BECKWITH, JIL '" ■ ■ ■ H n tU -tipM li-M U ir Sanford'! Sanford'a Inability to U lay down bunta when the signal* called for •aerifies* cost the Celery Fed* a 4 to 1 TwhU'rt a t the hand* of the DeWML Red Hat* and a* the andTonite n d a n a n iW ^ n ^ f^ E T a n C to take an early ihowcr In thn McManus, u Murrar. lb jiottom of the aiith ranto by lla rrlfiK ltin , rf Umpire Hot* Bellwck. Htelneeke llrlri*, ct did not think that Murray was H *l|e r d tlil. tb — - -*— at firat beau. amt. '•flTWfoFIriy p rote at • a* ejected from the contest. IS i ) | i i i u llca c b b i* Mit,..ii. w .i.iuar The gate* came tumbling down t 'lls n d i. «. Iia y io u * lle*» h I In the ton of the tenth when Gene T u U is It t * II 1‘a la lk a I. flM n ***U U 1 *10 «U I Ciolek blooped a ‘two bate hit llrt-n m l ticl.-iht I, Haiilord I I to Inals*' M A N K O Itli *00 #14 o'*"--1 down the left field line. Madjeiki Mi. A ttguslln* a i l^ c s t .u r a It * ) rv o rti M .M anus. limp* l a l l u l Ift; tingled, tcoring Ciolek and Ha) M sKilin ppd., rain M 1, llilile. K h lp l'cr 1, f * " TaAar's barns Stewart wai safe on a Fed boot, bnsa bit*' M- Perea, U x ll'd l VltD ayloun. a i ttrlaiulci Sloan advanced the two tu n n err t»r, f in is h . Hlolsn li*s*«l HIns 0, I .. ..I . U ,a at Ml. A un'iM ln* and a long (ingle to left field by M u ir a r. Itrbte. M'lvscinan. H s c i. 1‘a la lb a at ll*li> ***lll* , M altsrlisld 1. I.*fcs. I n. u M* Kncpper **nt Madjoki and Stew­ tttrssi M A N KO UU at Isatainrt 'la r r i f lt d s k to V * * a tu M. I*»* v t n o v e l , i .s u u i k art acroaa with the final marker*. f s i 1. A l.n n to V ' f s to M. I ’atas W I. I’d . j Id Manager John Krtdcr Mated thia l .r l l no bttasa IM-nitp) S, Hanfnnt liiouklr n .1 I * .SIS , morning that ho would pitch Van • linn- no balls; l l f r H tfaart T. W. tH'uis it SO .S S I . Stl klnnamon agalnat the Red H ati H lrafk u u l: l ir H lsa rs rl 1. be Lab * lic it mi St si .SSI J i rlnet»n>. W ild push**: I .aka, CutNew VorK 4t St ill III . lilt l.c p ilth e ri be M lsw a ii tlta r* C'incliinatl ST S i .IT S p lrrs; Mobley, llslbsch. Ib**ll and ''lib s* '■ SI St .II S IS Ib rvU . T im e of a a m si liS B . I'ltisbutah IS ST . I I I 11 they defeated the Daytona Itaank Islet*, 4 to 0. ’ The Red Hat* play host* to the Calerymcn In a twin affair with the first contest starting at 3:00 e'clock till* afternoon and the nightcap beginning at 8:00 o'clock in Conrad Park. Del.*ml tallied it* first marker in the »erond when Mario Peret double to right ccnterfirld and * U followed by a two ply poke Into left renter by Ted Madjeakl, •coring F e rti. Tha Fe»l* knotted the count and tallied their only tun in the aiith Inning. Don Murray opened the frame with hla aecaml knock of the tilt and made a clean theft of the keyatone aack,. followed by a tingle by Davo Rrlde, scoring J Murray. M«*n. ,r Brilliant play* afield kept the Knlpptr, rf P h lla d tlp h la IT *t M <2 CHICAGO, Aug. 20. 0V;—Ropreacntatlvea of th* National Coltagiate Athletic Aubtciatlon t'ria week will - meet- -arpemrcly- with Commiaalonrni Bert lftll of the National Football Ltagim and Jona* Ingram of the Alt-Amerira Conference to "clear the fog" on JflDVss b t f H f l J M n n ih p r 11aili 1 ■*"» j»»v To dean a home freiixer, use a aolutlon of baking aoda and wa­ ter. but never soap or a caustic solution. N#w York Iliititifl Chicago FOR KENT » REAL ESTATE FOR SA LE! 0 WORK WANTED 'or Bant or Rale Ttjo 2 ted roots FIVE ROOM house. 928'West 3rd modern homes, ten minutes drive EXPERT painting —contract or hourly basis. H. G. Grogan. from down town, on hard toad. Good 0 room house with 2 lot* on About one A one half acres of paved street 96.000.00. You'll Free estimates. Phone 78 | J . • land with each home, wall drain­ say, “Till* Is It" whon you nee it. ed laundry with rain water tank. Ts.oJ.rautJfiil homes Jo_tJic May-, FLOtlU - SANDING-A finishing, attfar-fanrrotnptato-bath m o m s fajr section. Ruth are home* cleaning A waxing. Our potter shrubbery and fruit for home such as you didn't daro hope for. unit enables u* to work where use. If interested call at 1113 W. It. WU.LIAM8, -Realtor there ia no electric connectio.t Sanford Ave. between 12 noon Tom C. Ilolt, Aastxiale avalluble. 21 yeata expericnc*. and one o'clock. 110 North Park Avenue H. M. Gtaaaoq,. Lakn Alary, Fla. Hanford, Florida 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE ROOFING-ROOF Painting, all kinda. Smith lire. Phono I 1H8. AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales' and Service. The Miialc Box, ALTERATIONS—all kind*, but­ ton*. licit*, burble*. Air*. Miu119 W. l i t St. Phone 963. aelwhlte. The Accomodation ROOF COATING- A*be*toa Alu­ Shop, llC’K. 2nd St. minum roof coating- good for metal, alalo or composition roof­ CONVALESCENT HOME now ing. Stop tanks. Cools your hums 12 SPECIAI/ 1FMVICES open at Chuluota, IB miles 8. E. 10 to 16W, Ten year warranty. of Sanford and IB mllca N. E. of Orlando. Largo screen and open porches to sit and enjoy th« cool broexes off Lako Cath­ HEWING JIAt'HINKS erine. Large grounds anJ walk* HALES A HER VICE •afe from auto traffic. I^rge HKRTH HEWING MACH. SHOP DODGE - I’LY MOUTH lobby.and rooms. Crick cunttrue. ■—IIS 8 ,- FRENCH. PIL -ll**— PARTS AND HttRVICK tIon. Can accommlata 26 only, Palmatto Asa. Phone 1011 phone or write for reservation CANVAS PAINT- clear and colora. HENKARIK GLASS A at once. Oviedo 2302 nr Dr. Martin 2392 or writ# Bos 197 PAINT CO. Phone 220. years. Have your woolens mnth Chuluota Florida. Large sedan proofed now. Downtown CleanFLOWERS for guests to rlait their doctor. • r* A l-aniidry. 113 Palmetto foe at) occasions Ave. Phone' 914. AVAILABLR at once, convenient, McNKU-L A YOST FLORISTS ly located down town nectlun, Plano Tuning and Repairing. I_ L Just off eelary up to data apartments with all Office ph. 403 residence ph. BIO-R modem convenience*. Adult# ■■■■— ■' r ■ - t Paints, Poultry Supplies, N'nila, only. Phone 660. 81QNB Purina Feels, Groceries and FURNIHHKI) room, with kitchen Meata. Toiichton A Watson, 1201 privilege*. 097 Oak Ave. Celery, Phono 1199. O. D. Ijindresa, Phone 1011 S ACRE CELERY FARM located FOR* SALE-dJmerock for drive­ RENT A CAR Lake Monroe, rent 3200,00 per ways and roadway*—l’hona YOU DHIVB IT year. Charles W. Robinson, 1241. 1’IIO N B' 100 Route 1, Box 631-A, South Jack-* 8 DUICKLAND-MOHKIHON aonvlle, Fla. TUXEDO FEEDS—coi U-DRIYB.1T. IN C Hunt'a Tuxede Feeil 1 BED ROOM, twin tied* and bath. SEE US FOR Cal) after 6;ft0 P. M. 414 Myrtle FOR SALK iljMEOGHAPH. PRINTING DLD NEWSPAPERS—3 CENTS AND TYl'ING PER POUND. BUNDLED IN CREDIT BUREAU OF 2 WANTED TO RENT SANFORD BUNDLES. FURNISHED or Unfurnished apt. 16 N. Park Pliane 180 10, IB, 10 and 2S OENT p a rm . r e sid e n t*. Hy 1st of Sept. HERALD OFFICE Clo*i In a* pontble. 2 liedrooroa. P lease• call '271-R after See Jimmie Cowan's Sheet Metal EXPERT RADIO RF.PA1KIN0 6:30. *“ • Fred Myera. 311 E. 2nd 8 L Work# for new Radiators, new Radiator core*. Radiator cleanS SEAL KSTATK FOR SALE ATTENTION MOTHERS Ing and repairing. __ —DIAPER SERVICE— BEAL ESTATE • CONCRETE SEWER PIPE Raby Valvet furnlahea hospital INSURANCE SEPTIC TANKS* Greoae Trap* ctaan>tarlle diapers and deodor­ MOKTGAQR LOANS Blocks, Aluminum Window* and ised container. Economical and RAYMOND M. HALL Realtor Screens, White cement Paint, safe. FuSy medically approved . . ParmaMUa. Jlnftlcana bracks 3alkt. 95 J f i p m , R tH Florida' ikFldg, -M liail^W Itcrete <Mmp*Ry;-80t T'FIRST fN SANFORD' NEW, two story, Htroe bedroom SEE THE new Lawn Shaver. Ask heme. Two ear garage. On for demonilrallnn. BENKARIK LONNIE MCMULLEN'S Market eoroar lot 116 a 140 In Mayfair. Barber Shop open Thursday, GLASS * PAINT CO. 112-114 Will ael) unfurnished or furnlahed Friday A Saturday. W. 2nd »L Phone S66-M. nwt;tCharging. 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL In Sanford Heights. Every r era convenience, large alpe; CAL WONDER pepper plants. L porch. IIS W. 19th St. or D. Mann. Lake Monroe. Fla. SANFORD Bniuty Salon—Phone 1364. 309 Park. Mary McMahon. SOFA, 18tk Century style, allp Phone 1364. Permanent waves tLY arranged five room bungrovers included. Phone 452-W. 10 up, guaranteed. W ater sof­ iw, about 3 miles from city on tener. Also open evening*. ved road with several extra 4 CEILING fana for aale. Laney’a Drug Store. ________ 0. .Priced a t 34,960.00 with Taetlve term s,: 1 New Phllco car radio. Just arrived, U LOST & FOUND ROBERT A. WILLIAMS price to aeU, Sills Service 8U rmond I.undqulat, Associate -ilon. Banford 4k Celepr Ave. LOST: Female Rat Terrier, white we T tt AtUabe lU ak Bldg. ,LL furnished bungalow, cor* r lot, Immediate posseasion. • t 96,000.00. BUT A. WILLIAMS id Landqutal, Aaoeclata C ARTICLES WANTED I hi » Philadelphia 0 i riw rrlitn rf Boat Ofi ’I , D atroB t, t |f t ,£ W iitilftc to il HI* Ignitifl &. N iW Y o rk I Georgian Tops Field Of Lottie Golfer# IS AUTOS FOR SALE' 1937 DODGE TUDOR, cove'.paint, upholstery good condition. Roy 0___HEW. WAHIEO card ed a p a ir ftfparal«if * »9ii«i ■3 gan 1 l tm M t IrtrlU V t* ____________________ 3H‘». Kempa won the medal in ■ Mid OZARK IKE 7 TWO DOWN. IT but i s t i l L 4 a can Y co p aw ~ SECOND STRAIGHT NO-HITTER UNTIL Lcgral Notice M in t i: The lloard i ‘nunty fumniUHiih t« i<f Hetnlhitle I'tutnly Plefbl* AND THAT BRINGS UP OZARK ____ IKE... BUT ACE tH ftr* In t b * I ’a a r t f o n t t.ii «r jI t O'ri.^k A. U ^pte|nlj4-* f ill i H l p a th#^ W N W THIS GAMS ^EW s ESI (M uErcfF Uy Walt Disney [ mum ? a m ..W UOTFVR BLANKET 1 . A COUPLE OF NtflMTS OUT IN TWE OPEN WILL CURE SOUR NERVES, HORACE! T r*r th e y , itsem to tw beat lm In tarrtl ut tb* I 'n u n li. ,- M i n n tl. J*; Marndon, 'C I I . II. P up*. C h a irm a n KCITICM TO APPK 4H TO: W 11.1.114 KMMA I t i l l . KI who** jiU f# and itI U ltu or rt d#firw 1» urtkituwn* . You • f •* hviflfjr n<Hlfl*4l Ihst euH iiAM lnrttiul*d i s |l|f c t trull ut * In C h a n m ry , t tt ib K H T II. v*. wit,i,iic und*r ' lb * IIIL I- E H Y . ' C'uufilV* lille . »* platnilff. iiiu rc itr. i- lan dam , and that th * r .l t . f utuaM la a n atMOlut* j t i r o u l d llo r*-. Vuu * r * ih *r*fu r* r u iu lr a l I , ■(p * * r In H id r* ii,* in prrtait h r a llo r n * * «« Iht* O f ftr«- r.f lb * C lrrh o t said C o u rt,, at th* ''n u n I I o*h In H anfonl. HrmlnuU ConnIV. P lo rld a, <>n tb* l l i b day ol K*ptam b*r, IM T <Tbur*da>) and that In d *r*u H th * r* n f. a drerr* By Fitin Striker i i h 1AJINE KANGKK m 'ZM ftZ?.1 WE GOT AU. THREE, H4CU7W4 HOW THAI WE'VE arrTYTHE SOON® 7MOS6 CROOKS ARS LEJWSG, BUT OFP P0RSWT* 16T*S/ITH1 BETTER, STAV RIGHT WHERE V0U ARE FOR. A WHILE I r~i -----— ■ ^ GST Awatf f r o m HERS.',---- ------- i*al th is 14th dev ut A aaui*. I f IT , ’ 1*1 IO. I t) V. . .1/,* la) P. 1 Ilarndon n * r k C ircu it Cntirl Kam lnnl* C n iin tr. riu rl.l torrw ui 8**11 |{<i«*b'>'d*f * h ih 'i ' m A lt - r f f l- ^ f"”* l T ‘*n Cff i ___ ttnrfunl. Plnrlita T liq M A T H '*K P IA H t ll'A I t t M A X IS K N I O I I T I144 V I ST HA V A X N A II A V C .V I'K , V A l.la w tT A fur* raid C o u rt *lth * r In lw ,.,ln r,» by a ltitrn * y r u a or ■b *fu r» -tb * #th Say * f Haplatnbrr. A , I). IM t, Mh> arwt** tw er** |V ,t Cnnfaawt w ill t>* an t,r*d a a a ln a t yna. »* I* furthar ordared thu O ia tlo u b* IhV im b llib a d . In T h * K a f- w rnnim K 1' g o w S r p r> •*?J fc fln id * Cnanly. TlorW *. t g « ,« rh »“ ) pt l V S f l - f a t h H iir 1 CHICAGO. Aug. 20, l/P)-A Georgian was lied with two other par equalling linkamen at the head of the field aa match pjay began today in the eighth Annual Na­ tional I.eft-handed Golfer*' Tour­ nament. AI Everett of Roma, Ga., n burner tilllat. lutnrd in it pair iif 36'* in yesterday'* 18-ho|e qualify­ ing round to enter * three-way tie with InMldie Kcmpn, Uklaliomn member. A A M football star,- vho aho*. <« 33-39. and Ted Olaee of Grand death playoff which went only Rapid*. Mil'll., who fired n 33-37. ilen two holes. Otaoe was eliminated on thrvfiral and Kverutl on the ’ Another Georgian, Red Sans of aerond. Macon, with 37-40—77, was a!»o , Kemp*, who plays quarterback the Oklahoma Agui.-^ and k amung the 32 who qualified jn .jri- for terday'a field of 90. Ths only the Mlnouri Valley Vuinfeienre other southerner on han<l was Jim lta»em- of- Durham, N.^-Ou -who Igheat ea»h prlc* paid for used nKoRniA. furniture. Ted Davie Furniture A * * ." rn b l l of m m o l'.a t a t v ln r LOST—Two 1100 *• 20 Tire# on bean llh d In ih a ClrcaU Court Ce, 811 E. leL Ph. M*. rlma. Brand numbera 2743 A In dnd fur Oam'nnlc I'o iin ir. K b w Ida, , In r h a n c r y aaaln »qu b: IT cor regardleai of 2307. Kinder notify Tamlaml W II4 .ll-: t-MR K S i n i l T . M f.n d lru rw . Trail Toura at Sanford. Phone •haaa pr»a*nl* a r , twral'.fnr* It Tl. Reward. ro m m artl you I * It* arnf aptwar ha- lock*! Supplies a m a o f land with brown spots. Anaware to name, "Sandy”. Phono 329-M. Reward. ' *411 W ash in g to n 41* .l i t 81. Lo u ft 41 11 .181 lin u lit Y r tf r r rf a r fb r tour ro n aaeeliv * *» *\« m *iA UO/-H04C' n it �— — :— k - 1 ’ ' * ■’ ■ 4*—* * — * ' e ,a ► la U a ltj T hen Is Strength— To Protect th* P n ( c of Ih* World; To Promote the Proof*** of America; To Prodpr« Prosperity for Sanford. THE WEATHER cloudy through Friday with local afternoon ft*rneon showers arid thandrr*ho*»r*. P a r t ly i h AN INDEPENDENT DAIL1 NEWSPAPER Established 1908 Tot Rescued From Greek By-Vet— ----- Call Special 1948 V Proposal For Italian And Austrian Mem­ bership A p p l i c a ­ tions Rejected QUINTANDINHA, Tiro *11, Aug. I I , ‘ (/P)—Tentative asreeB*M w ii rcarhrd iodav among a m ajnrlf/ of the delegation*, to the 20-nation llemianhrre Hefana# Conferenre lo call a «;>*d a l Hemisphere Economic Confaranc* In the aecond quarter of 1*41, delegates disclosed. L A K E S U C C E S S . A u g . 21 —K u tii* to d a y used the elo twice in ra p id succession It* >ck action tin the applications o t It a ­ ly and A m ir is for m em bershi, in the U n ite d N a tio n s . These w eie the sixth and sev* r n lh srtnes cast this w e e l s»,-J they ran the R tm ia n siring total o f 18 against m a jo rity u cirions in the S e cu rity C o u n n . NONE'HIE WOSSI fur their djnking. Mar* Ann O’llnsky, I. and her pet kitten are t&owit ntirr Hie lidle Riii wa* ie,rMxd fs* m a crerk near her tnurn In Penn. P- The t-t wjs rl-r-.t pllng In i civile Ihr killen who bad fallen In when she slip; J titi‘, 1*-- v a .u - Half a rrd> d-'wnsti?am, Albeit Lender, v t • 4 i i n * i tho.rbjld end -,fy— • *TfWr it —r gulled hie Dutch To Resume s Credit Indonesia Action Dwindles As Loan If UN Group Fails Debate Continues Renewed Attack May Balance After August Lead To Split In Withdrawals Wi l l Be $ 4 0 0 ,0 Q 0 .,0 0 jp Coalition C a b i n e t . (HE HAGUE. Aug.: 21 < « -A high source s »iil today “ there ran be no doubt” that Dutch action in Indoors** will bo re^ sum ril' o # ' JFlatge' scale' "if ’tSe Security Council, in its meeting 1 <4 should refrain from ordering lire InJojirtifD Republic ■ > Jfc 'to ' cease '_____ their present present ___ hostilities V— u U*‘ 2,1 by which they violate the council's President Truman. It wss reported today, h at decided to It*1*? present ceaic-fire order.-' The source did- not indi-ale W ar and Navy Department leadera ‘atunder the new wh«| the dried objective^ of new t* kgy knr posle . national'defense set uu. military action would be. but s Hlgtl While llotree offlriel*. drive lo lo^jelerta, ihr Repulreking not i . , asking to he quoted by name, Bt eald tlpst was the Preal lent'* rleet- firan Capital, has been diicursed ■Ion. in both the Nelheilandt arid In­ Presidential Press Secretary donesia. Charles O. floss would not confirm Some political leaders exnrr'sed the report* hut did any the P re­ sident will have an announcement belief that resumption of military on the new defense organUntlun •rtbin might lead l*> a split in the at a 3:00 P. H. (F.!}T|. news eolG I'athnlie-f.abor roalilion cahlnol, POASlbly followed hy formation r-f fa rt nee. Mr. Truman already lute an ­ a nutional emergency cabinet. The nounced th a t James V Forretlnl powerful Catholic Partly openly Dutch action on a large will take over aa aecrelary of na­ favors The majority of the *rcond tional defense under new legist*- scale. li neiinH ia i 's f , r i f s u B tion outtlng the War and Navy apartments under.a single cabi­ 0 net officer. Truman Visits Hull Aa disclosed by WM'e House officials, this will be thn line-up In And King In Hospital key post* under Forreslxl WASHINGTON, Aug. 21. (d-*— John L. Sullivan, now undereecrstarv of tfia Navy, will replace President Truman went to the Forrestal as secretary when the N’avv Medlral Center a t nethesda, latter takei hie oath ax secieurv Mil., today and vinlted Cordell ilnll mid Fleet Admiral ErneU’J . King of defense about BepL L v.ho a re palientw, there.__ __ W. Stuart’ Symington, now Truman May Keep V^War,*Navy Heads ’ In Key Positions ! V Jayeeqa era still far from Ihe 15,000 goal which th jv have *et for their tourist program and op•ration of the now Tourist In­ formation Booth, It wa* U today rfported to member* of tho* Sanford meiT-i a t Junior Chamber of Commerce their luncheon a t the Mayfair Inn. The report was made by Karlylc Housholder. Two of the member* of the club 9 v m g lrm prtees fo r *hetr rffprts (n rfc tn lir raising Ifti towanl the drtva. 'They were WalUc Morgan 1 t l ' Jame* Fields. Presidant J. BrajI* v Dilham -s rg e d the member* to exert mote effort to put the drive ncross, and •tate d that the Tourist Program being undertaken by th e club wa* definitely to-the Interest of Surd'1 Gueeta were Ralph lastin g , Robert Luke end Jam es Bowen. LEGION IS HOPEFUL NEW YORK. Aug. tM.1T>)— Donald O. Glasecoff. national ad­ jutant of the Amor teat Legion, said today there still was a po*. elblllty th a t President Truman would attend the opening session -ef the Legion's annual ronventlun here next week if hie achedulo perjSifta , 1 } • J \r- :.l| , “ . iSJ im^ . ■ p—* n jtv i—.» - arLxM,—wtJTS.-*; the While IlTuUso g a S t r r former secrrlarv o:>f state and (tie Wntlimc chief of naval operatinue. He r»lta sent flower* lo -ifre; lit- Mums on. wido v of a formrr serretprv of the navy and In■mired ole,ui b rr health, although it wasn't convenient for him to visit wit)* her a t the tlnio .. - ±. Unit hat been a patient In (be Navy hospital for aeveral mondi*. It wai announced t h a t -he went there fo r rest. King rn trrn l thn hospital last woe|< after suffering a mild *l;oke. A foremVm ho*pital report said be reotesl fairly well la « night and that his general condition icnmln* mu hanged. . , I 1 rcnch Ajrrec On Indo-China Policy PARIS, Aug. 21, OP) — The French cabinet wa* reported to have reached complete agreement today on policy toward rebellions tndft-China. Official comment was acarce, but the minister* were eald to have agTerd on negotiation* High Commiuianer Emile Bollaert I* to conduct with unaporified VielNarneae loaders. A previous co!dnrt meeting rrjcctevlfhrifl nsrsal to renew talks with Ptc dent Ho Chi Mjnb. It an* leaned. It wa* recalled th at a spokesman for former Emperor Bao Dal of Annan oald in Hong Kong yester­ day that negotiation* would be started between Franc.! and tho Bao DabrOnt rolled "United Front** and not with Ho Ch| MinH, who the enokesman oald was trying t* establish a Srtvict administration tn Indd-China. a French possession In eoutheast Asia. • •/1 v. n Afl H DAI). Iraq, Aug. I l j ^ v —The Iraq governartnl s o u n ­ ded dollar eichanga uatll b r ib ­ er notice at noon fodet. The measure was believed ■•oonerted w ith' Ameilcan-Urltl*h i .i !1is'J b ’ Washington regarding dertlng ranvertlblllly. lion, but on Australian pr<; to leave lire deuiion Up iu II. Genrial Aurmbly which nife in New Tork Sepl. Ifr, fThe vote on A ustria-oas S lo I, with France and Poland nbstaln* Ing. The vote on Itatlv was 0 to 1, with Poland abstaining.^ ___ — The iPHlDH1Alio "saw Hie ap* plii-ations of three oilier *x enemy stoics, Hungary, Itulgoilo. end Rontanla. relerterl through failure to receive ffte required nviority of seven affirmative vote*, includ­ ing those of the Hlg Five The Uniled State*, in n Mirpri»o move, then inlituluced a resolu­ tion to shift the whole qu-stion of applications over to the General Assembly. The U. S. prnposxl requested the assembly to consider all the rejected applicants ami recom­ mended that the 55.member body admit all which It considered qual­ ifier!. • 8o\iet Delegate And>«l , A, Gromvko Immediately attacked the U. R. proposal as "eenselese." The council reji Ramanla'a ■pplirattog I to 0. abstainIng. Only .Syr la r admie- BtfSdC . / •* Reds H it For Occu­ p a t i o n Of Port; E c o n o m y Confer­ ence Is A t t a c k e d WASHINGTON, Aug. 21. VP) —The .Slate- Department dis­ closed lodar that Russia ha* pro­ tected against an AmericanHrltish-French conferenre on increasing German industrial acti­ e*i vities. hut made it plain the talks Mill he held regardless of , the Soviet objection*. MANCHESTER, N. H., Aug. 21. <dh—lb S. Hep. Chester Mar­ row (I!-M l) today urged I 't a b Truman In call s *peci>‘ _ Of CCkgteag'rie d«g? *r»f • l»nslon In Europe and "the Kotlet • L'nlon's aggressiv* forelgn policy ef expansion and ul­ timate world domination" sole clrai linl ClfIrtWJjfia fe1'* f I ir*Htfiyiit«j| im 1**1 # L fiM l Jaycees Report On If, Booth Funds Drive y - r— On both Italy and Auitiia, •’ •• I It become thes eountrv'e cor first secretaHr of the air' force with indenendiht stAUis. Kehneth* Royair wlO ypnUmfg a« - gecrrRdtT f8f. war. nltfmuah losing his Cabinet statu*. AH will be ([Iren recess appoint m»nts, subject, to confirmation when the Senate meet* again. Dairen-Germany Subject O f B Cuba Demands Joint Hemisphere Action To Protect Econom­ ic I n d e p e n d e n c e QU1TANDINHA. B r u i t , A u g . 21 —Cuba formally present­ J ed to the Inter-American Defcnir '^Conference today a demand for joint hemisphere action to protect v : **' 'xHiei V rJTIed »'the eton*>iiV tfr dependence" of American states. Guillermo Bell, Cuban amb.t»v. ’ A dor to Washington and aspirant to his country's presidency, told the committee on aggtctiicn that "it is -impossible to conceive of political independence* unless a 3 state *1*0 has economic indrpfn — » ------------ 1----- ----------B*1t~ .asked an immediate vot* "to srecelerate o t r labor*,” but the committee Ignored the request and adopted a Chilean' motion to ad­ journ until 0 A. SI. EBT to­ morrow. . -\; The prVsentatlon of the Cuban demand cama after the apparent •<. failure of a series ofr "coffee table conferences” arranged by Conference President Haul Fcrnandes. the Brasilian foreign mlnia*»r. in an effort to avert an alihUit certain controversy lntween the United States and Cuba. The (eland republic’* stand was against what It called "economic aggression" or "unilateral c-con „■ Soviets Use N o . 200 A u o d iltd Prf»» Leased Wira SANFORD, FLORIDA. T U E S D A Y , AUGUST 21, 1947 A tAIOI poster picture of F.va Duarte Peron, .wife of the Presi­ dent of Argentina, is removed (tell) from a wall tn Ilia de Ja neiio. Draill, by orilrr of muninpal aulhoritie*’ prior lo the arrival ot Mr*. Peron to attend the InterAmerican Conference. Above, the Argentine First Lady acknowledge* the welcome of admirers at the airport, where th» landed from Europe, She may Join ihe Argen­ tine delegation. (International) Ultimatum Given Refugees Off French Coast Senator Bilbo Dies In Hospital Each Fined $25 By Judge Herlong WASHINGTON. A,.s 21 W lY.Umted Sl'eTe* lie sgainil the continued Sovirt ocf\jp-*tion ol the Chinese purt —wf-tbsirm wa ill' St.str Department. A note delivered lo Moscow Aug, 14 said that this governor* it "will of nerejsily hold the Sovrrj government retponiible" for treatment acronled American inteir.t; in ’live poll city .while it i» under Red army rule. Under a 1945 treaty, Dairen was to hr returned to Chinese adminulralion and opened to wajtld trade. Russia, However, has ban­ ned from the port all foreign rhips, including American naval vessels r•kms mail and supples to the U. S. consul general there. v y .-ir m WASHING I ON. Aug. 21 ( « Russia has protested the propcv>'!T Ameriran-fJi'tish T r a n c h conlerenre* on raising the level wa* tnm Bulgaria sppli 11 tin 1It ^ mn m « ai| p i 5 e m barkalion O r c*f l.'tm sn industry. j Testimony # Discloses —* f k 9 Of fir? i! United States Jources .-German D P Camp UmpireManlianclled WASHINGTON. Aug. 21 t>> - Re acknowledged this today, hut did rosa Sets TJp Ordered By Britain By Orlando M e n not di*clo*r th ' reasons the So­ Willulrawals by Great Britain will 17 Disaster Units teduce to J400.000.000 by Aup. viet* gave fo r‘ their objection. LONDON, Aug. 21 BritAfter hearing t hhee testi­ 29 the amount of credit remain­ It is understood, however, that mony at the Mayfair Inn Irt <Vlth the hurrirane season a! jin dcliv'-red an ultimatum I<hI«v ing from- her original $J./5n,Russia claims the plans for we i'> the 4,4<lD Jewiili refugeM oil morning, of John Ganiel, Lou 000.000 loan, U- S, Treasury of­ baud, disaster hutitule* banlonfeiente would nullify term* been *«t up In IT Florida Red Trance: diirmhailt by tomorrow Bevil. Umpire Cooper,, Umpnc ficials said today. Potsdam Agreement hold Cross ehapter* during August •Iternoon or be lum purled .to Lavelv. John Ktider. several Sen of the irim H m tttl ran I’m 1* F i g h t l The- loan balance already had end early September. Hie Had* (iermany. ford specators and me mber’s oJ been reduced lo Jfl'iO.OOO.I'O') County chapter at Miami headed the Sanford Polite |)-;nit*i'e>,'. The Jew*, aie almvnl three the disaster institute schedulu when Anglo-American talks began with n two-day meeting July lurlge Sidney Union*, president llrituh sliipi which Im e been oil here Monday lo con'idet enter 24-25 and In'e Juuly instlluti-nf the Florida Stale league. I»-T Maneillr for three week*. Th'v: grncy stepi aimed it relieving uere held In St. Petersburg ant* ged a $25 fine oti L’nipt re 1 avel, Hied lo Ivml in Palnline a rnonih Britain's current economic crisis- ! Tampa. Yesterday o meellog h' bv and Rex llrrivip «j llie (titand Only yesterday the Hrltish held in Orlando, end today >n» rgo from ihe immigrant ship "Ex-1 scheduled to betheld in Df- <lu* 1947.” ' Senators for their .< lion* in *hr agreed, with United States ap­ was Municipal Paik in Sanford on th proval. In suspend temporarily l.n.'.tl . lire Jews will Ih- taken to tho Mp/*> than 100 entries from gll More disaster deaths have been fiergen-HeUen displbced person*, Ihe free exclinnge of dollar* for night of Aug. 9. over Seminole County are expected reertded In the first four months pounds 'n trade with other coun­ nip if the ultimatum i* Ignored, In ,» Onleiui-tit. Pr< 1 ’ Her to rn m p e te for priSOS totalling tries. It was learned that this of 1!»47 then all disaster* t-f • Strokfurmnn for the Inter tralioual long -Irrlnreil “The te*tininn> more than ISfH) In value at tha elep was nece**lt*rted by doll** IP4H and the American Red Cr.>-*« Ofugce Organlraliorr said at wpa !-• the effeei Uillpilg Pony Tournament and rare* which demands which had risen recently ma lotenelfylog community pm- flamburg, in the British lone I.avHy's cap wnajputlrq "u hi* will !>o held en Libor Day a l tha to a rate of 1237.000.000 a we*f; pairdnes* plan* and disaster pie- •if Germany. linwt ii>* player rin->"P of <> oust bud of M’etlonvilln Park which from the f ",750,000,000 American v#nil on measure* In 3,745 dome*, Iniulo. 1’in pile .Lflvely's test'in-in)* D' being pul In good condition for Jewish Agency * sitokesmaii, tie rbapler* and 5 100 domes'i, •i AJerussteiri Credit. railed the news' was 1 - Ihe effret that If ibt- the events. It w u annotineed today A Treasury official told jl re branch**. hapi'ei 'i 1 lie WR» 11,'t nVare nf It." Hv Deputy Sheriff Chartas B<ek, He «aid disembarking, A chanter evnrkers Institulo i -hocking. porter *.Kat permission for* Hr'lAt any rate It v.,- not in hD |w hn 1* chairman of th* program, f these .refugees at Hambtn r aln to make withdrawals below is scheduled tn takV place Sept, 1 '•"lid be "a crime against htire p o rt. T h e ir w a * It" i,mii>t n- .xml by Sheriff Percy Mere. the renmln'rtg . fH5O,(KK).000 stem­ 15-10 in Orlando. The dt’cn -tend at the ei»t end o u r tpind th a t flt|s '" r id e r t did * _ n L ly , , , • . . ' John (leorjce Bender med from a need for 1450,000.010 heppeil. ,spi| H erefur-' should hav. ,>f the field lia* !>eeiT covered With Tn# Jtwji »|icl l«»t they |r«mllnnHi mi ru t* M«M» [u! r-illrd with a '.ractn.- fur»— mid go on a hunger strike D M Early-Ihia.AJhL OOilialiiby Roy and -J a w* a n s*(a» " 1,1 HNy 'V fT " l{t_vo~mTfI>il .in anyone .btggi«r--Umpire- t;dVeK.- <>f Lone wood. Thl* will nrovjqq "itar the Holy Land.- They were eaty'W ittr Italy John George_flcmler. .73, died ’ im tm rTcflt M a a r ;•!seed aboard the three-ship* off Kl bTT borne on East Knurl h and Umoire Lively •i,"ni'tt thxt for rnrlm,* by eight hnrxe* abragst* 1 ’’tpirv Along-tke north aldn nf the ftelJ, Haifa after a battle with Blit- Street this morning at 3:45 o'clKh arivone did *hq' It ■ By Mikey Browning „ ROME, A uc/21. W A-The Uni i'h the narrow r a th .f o r Tournament iment Cooper, who, working wjtlj-LaviLbciaidlng paities, and • return­ following a short Itlnos*. f ted States rtnbaity said today UusL ly. «ald thai IP'.m yppa pnlhd rider* Ira* al*o heen claves! *o that Mis* Mikey Browning of Ban- negotiation* would begin early 'd July 21» to France, where they A resident of Hanfurl Tor 24 ford, who Is the youngest gl-l next month for a treaty of "friuml- began their voyage. They have v e in . Mr. Bender wa* Imm in I-ave|y'* cap, ha did not »,■<- it. ridrr* can spear the ring* with r ('»<,'Inn,,1 |'n | , Klakll ' but that it could have happeiird." more accuracy. A ropeTor g bar- pilot In the United States to hold shin. commerce arid navltatlon” fy-w 3'ork Cltv Oct. 14. H73. lie “ In? tit-* repbtt ntr riniplri- le tar to bold hark the spectator* l«rth a glider and power plane with Italy. mover! lo Sanford from New Je r­ required to ndvise the leagti" Mlfix heen provided by St*v' Rennie pilot's license, him Juft com­ -A spokesman oald ll would lie Drivers Licenses To sey and was engaged in fainting a* to rvr-rvtblng out nf thn Banfnrd School nf Aviation. pleted her Inlllal test for a “Sil­ not a commercial accord but a here. Hr attended the Congrega­ prasldarit iCunllflHMl J*ftt J*n n (■ t f« III ! Many e ftltln g face* are proGo on Sale Sept. 2 ver C rating hy making an al­ "statement of principles" between tional Churrh and wa* a member mixed. and I in-re wilt lie n barrel titude «f io.l^D feet above tea the two naliona. (Tho United nf the local Elka Club. rnre in which the rldcrx nni»i d'g-' level at 2P Palms, Calif. Hh* Is State* announced last week the Drivers license*, whlelt must be Survivor* include ihe widow Mr«. Ycsley Improves mount, crawl through barrel*, then Ihe ‘deughter of Roy II. Brown- cancellation of 91,000,000.000 Itali­ renewed on or before Oct. 1, will Mr*. Caroline II.- Bend",- of Kan* nnd ride to thn finUh. Following Accident remount Ihg. director Of the Sanford School an debtal. go on sale. Tuesday, Bent. 2 at the forth one daughter, 6!r*. Florence Deputy Beck railed *200 of the of Aviation. The spokesman said that a* pug- nffleoof County Judgo R. \V. Ware K. Pfeifer of Falrlawn, N. J.; two money from donor*, Frank The altitude was obtained It gested-by the United Btates. the ft the Court Houae. Mr*. W. P. Ye»ly. who was prim pone, Frederick J. Bender of Han­ Pnvtirk. *100. and tho County a P ratt Reed sailplane and Mis* treaty would Inelude the “most The holder of a 1347 llrense ford and Edward 8. Bender of bruised In an autoinhile accident CummWiton. $ 100. It wai reported. nrowi.lng staved aloft 2'4 houra. favored nation" «lauie for treat­ will only need lo present lbs eld Decatur, Ga,; also five grandchild- Tuesday afternoon, is reported to ba gatllug along tricaly a t lieto**, either In person or by 8h o .ro * need* hec ctow-cuunlry ment of national* and business. and endurance flight to complete Fernald-larughton Memorial llo*- Russell Reiwrls On China and Australia already Another for renewal, said Judge r,lL_ will romluet plltl m i . i and .„ d will .i l l remain there i h . » »a f„w .. Tha . Elk* , : Lodga , few her “Rilrtrr C." When ebe o'u ‘ hate negotiated similar treaties War*. Plant Lice Control day* longer to recuperate. Ulna (hie rating . ebe will , Ire with tha United States, tha embas­ The holder* of a vall-l out ofnegro. oi\p ef only two women In th* sy eald. but the propectivn pact Btate license must present the ■ S ^ " * S S L ? iL ? e»*2?!t h y i t. 1^*1* Charle* Cannaday. Erickson Funeral noma. Tho re who onaratr* hi* own taxicab, was Jack Ruisetl, who 1* engaged United .-tat»s with this rating, with Italy was 'believed to *he the lie N valid Been** they hold, and make S49 the other being Mi*. Virginia first of Ita kind In Europn since niqrllcatlon for n Florida license, main* will be sent to New Jeisay lha driver of the automobile which In reaearch work for tha agrigulFriday afternoon for bur U,. s < Bennl* of 8anfoid. collided with the '3H Plymouth tureal chemical* division of tb« tha war. stating that their liconoe has not eedan driven hy the Rev. W_ P, Pennsylvania Salt M anufactur­ Ml*#r Browning t* spending the bean revoked or suspended. They Yetlcy at Ninth Street and Mag­ ing Company hs* recently returntummer In California with her muat hi so affirm that they are Midwest Heat Wave ed from South Georgia and North nolia Avenue. grandmother, hut la erpected to Train Passenger Is stilt In good physical condition, Causes 28 Deaths Florida where ho ha* been work­ return to Sanford In September. - t f a lirentc is not renewed by ing In a project of combatting Bho etetex that she expeeta' htt Arrested At Depot DcL'J, Judge Ware declared, the Jap Treaty Talks aphid on tobacco. new Fcbcltxer «e|lp|*n«, purchas­ h'ddgr.of a valid 10(7 llrenae ran ny THE ASSOCIATED PRF„H8 Theae aphids or plsnt Hca egned a t tho National Soaring meet Face Postponement Robert R. Coqper. of Tampa legit 2A ina r-htaln a 1D4H lirrnse by paying •ng At least 23 persona have died r.'"\ . !>c, killed-With nicoUnsv-' at WRhlta Fall*, Texas, will paeeenger on a north bound tra In. >1.00 extra, or they can do a* ,h*; * f>». g - I f .«(. th e. Midawoai'a vnsled. He has alio made isv aril be 4*1 r d* ‘b y t........... i q l tlma a n d h waa ar»e*le4 ge*teedar tifterrmcv been/th* m in' dnrtiw ft? " longed haat wave, and the hot WASHINGTON. Aug. 21 U P )nuelo rT’.' the ship which * | s.-ao O’clock at the Sanford Dc- vraro, taka an examination before weather continued today with no Nlne nafinri* which will jiar- trip* during ths paat month Greenville, Mia*, wharf s t t I* supposed to be one of the Dot on a charge of drunkenness tho road patrolman, an I In that prospect of relief. ticlpale In talks of a peace treaty are being mode to combat beet of Its type. and disorderly conduct. Cooper rvrnt tha extra 41.00 la not In Chicago, 24 person* were re­ for Japan have agreed generally and boll-weevil* that attaek olio face* a charge of resisting c! ported to have died of cause* in­ with a United States suggestion ton plant*. RATIONS MET Patrolman IT. R. BlHlngslv. who duced hy heat elnca midnight that a ' two-thlrda vote should One chemical that abows pre­ SPEED RECORD > BERLIN, Aug. t l , ITT—The mad* the arrest. . mia* in th* fight agalnit tha af^ American Military Government WASHINGTON. Aug. 24. m — Monday, while two such deaths govern C onference decisions. M. C. Cinder reported lo police The 8 tatc Department dls- hid 1* Gamma g or benalna haaannounced today that record Im­ that tha laft front and rear fen­ Rear Admiral Alfred M- Prldo ware reported In Indiana and two cloaed this today amid Indications Ichlorlde which wmi used- *ue*t*jports of grain and fl-mr frpm the der* of hl< automobile had been said 'today the Navy anticipate* others In Minnesota. United Btates had made it possible damaged by a hTl and run drlrer at that m speed of 876 mile* an hour The Canadian cold air mat* waa th at tha conference Hoelf will fully by celery grower* la st y ftg to meet the full broad ration 1:45 A. M. g t the Mom o r Bridge. mag,be reached by the D-B5H Sky atallad at the U. S. boundary, have to be put off until lata fall be aaliL Thta leave* no objectionor early next year. The U. 8. able residue on top crops but can­ throughout the combined’ Biltlsh- Ha stated th at ha chased Ihe driver •treak. In further test*. The Jet Amerfcan tones of Germany for .nearly to DaLand before ha b i t plana set a world record of 840.7 moving eastward but not south­ orginally hoped to hold It this not be used on root crop* because. the first time tn months. of ita flavor. an hour kt Muroc, Calif, yrttenlay. ward. track of hint. month. -• * • #S ;• NMV ORLEANS, Aug. 21 fAY—Sena lor Thendoje _G Itilbo Of Minisvlpin. trtaxter o f ■(•IPnilter and- sharp-longue, I i hirnplon of white Miprentncy, died .her* tortsy without ^ever taking h!v disputed seat !h the 80th Cci’gtfss. L'ealh of the Ult-yeer-oM DcmocraU left forever unan­ swered the qUrsUoq of wheth­ er h- «**s entitled to his third t*rm in : the Sertale. from which •'* was tuirred on !-•partisan - charge* of unfitness when t'onag^-s convened l*»l January. The .-tepetor. wbr, undenreut cr.e mouth <peinllrn for cenrer h*,r in August of l!»P'. ipitirned for nti-ith*r las* Jn ruary a oil a third In June. II • spent two s In duty i-erelying Ireaimenl in » Virkshurp. hospital, and on Aug. 1 or-trred Foun'latioi, Hospital horr for n conrple'e physlrel check'll'. He levetoped a p»rve inflam­ mation which partially para’yreil hint. IW lora said the inflauiliiglion, rather llov,' tfn* cancer, wa* the Principal im­ mediate reuse of death. ^ 100 Entries Will Compete In Pony . Races Labor Day -, il <}_-sf- & ______ ______ ■ - �\ PAGE TWO THE SANFORD HERAI >. SANFORD. FLORIDA Course Of U. To Red Cross To Begin Help Greece MilfstBe Post-War Hlood Drive Plotted With Care • fly JANG KA 1)8 . «y GLENN HAD It A!’ Foreign Affalra Analyst Toe United Nation* haa come to an ominous dead end. in It* effort* to halt the menacing march of avt-nla in tire B atkin.. Once again the Soviet veto lit* le fii Invoked to nullify the will of the majority of civillted m in i kind.—The crmiWatTvU/'fnlTcr an inof/tntiva Au*tr»Uan and Amer­ ican proposal*, they amounted on- WASHINGTON—The blood of Pennsylvania miner*. Wall S ire n banker*. Iowa farmwivtt, Hotlywood atara and D. C. government girl* taved the live* of million* on tb* front line* of our world* encircling battlefield* d u r i n g World War 11. Th# wartime program w a s . a rprrtacnlaf' futiel*. 'Now IKe Rat bating traumatic ahock. Pitch ahock fraqucr.ily follow* aevai* Jnjurle*.r T..aa loat .if of liltuul blood air or kuiitf and U aci ooiMnled by an alarming fall 111 Lltod p im u ta and gentral collapse of th* pa* Hint, Hl-wni transfusion had br/n tli* t***ntlal fealute In ahock treatment. N(*‘ propvrtUa of blood « r n than discovered. Th«lr UMfulln**i In a widt variety j f disc**** betonic revealed. Hr. M#f|itir# #*timat#a thi-t wlirn ll.f • pingraiii g#i* und*\ wny on* vxrtun in M i n :t5 w-,d kavr iia tt omv . luivr to r*va giv# blood nt JU*t a year jo aupply t h * 'need. A int i t swell A in t.lt dandy usbands! Wives! [ant new Pep and Vim? U. S. lilt AIIE A, WESTERN BA BEEF Norwood or Kock Spring* STrlMtt & flub STEAKS HOME CONTROLLED’ *04 Etun-First Street SLICED BACON, lb H Chuck ROAST 59c I^an. Reef, , STEW lb 49c HAMBURGER lb 35c National Brand Skinless PICNICS WIENERS IS TRUSS CO. Western Pork UHT, OHLANDO, FLA tJ P R J L B A T U H D ljM ^ ^ ^ IJ jO ^ S J v M , SPARE. RIBS , lb 37c W S M V raR N CHOPS or Smoked BACON SQUARES HEAVY WESTERN A-GRADE BEEF Square Cot —~ — ------------- CHUCKTROAST f-SI * Budget-wise Utility Bbtf can be cooked to tendemesa lowing the dimple directions we will give you with each purclmas. Try It today 1 * ________ U. 8. Gov’t Graded Utility Beef 49c ?** lit fyLb k : Calif. Lemons doz. 25c •ante fine flavor and quality. Lb No Waate—Pollock FILLET Lb Cooked Florida LOBSTER a ^ Lb CHOPS Lb ! CHOPS Lb 7 2tc 49c ROAST Waatarn SPARE RIBS Lb 39c Morrell's BUctd Canadian FILLET BACON 29c ft-Lb 49c Ripe Tomatoes.......2 lbs. 25c Bwitt Dontlaaa Rolled Vaal ROAST Lb - 5 FRYERS lb 6 Fancy Dr. * Dr. MOHTON’8 29C Ripe Bananas........3 lbs. 35c fl:cnrr limit No. 2 Vz can 26c Franco-American — T O M A T O JU IC E 3 bNo2CaRk Gold*n PEACHES BAKERITE SPAGHETTI 2PKGS Woval. A sn o rte d F la S U N S H IN E CRACKERS Rib or Lota End Pork Loin Icelandic Brand Frvah God Lb ! U. 8. Good Lamb Rib . , ib U. 8. Qood Vaal Rib 1 33c 'k# LIVERS 39c 2 for 35c Del M fm te S liced o r l l a i r m — 4 can lim it Raady-to-Eat Center Ham BUctd 8*Dct Beef Tb Michigan Celery, tincii Large, Heedless Ocean SHRIMP lb 69c Frash Caught West Coast Lg*. MULLET Lb 23c SHARP CHEESE Bliss Potatoes ^Iberta Peaches. i{t’» M E A T ^ I , , , , For Babies SScSIices Lb 89c \ No. 1 Potatoes.......10 lbs. 39c less G r a p e s , . l b s . 21c mu Grndvd.v*Jt bUH Ahe SwifFs* Brookfield Smokey CHEESE Thompson U. S. GOOD GHADE BEEF—Got The price of thll be*f 18 okeaaarily t r Fork lb. 54c Stringless Beans.....2 lbs. 19c 3iHr r lb 39c IN OCH SELF SBRVICB CASE: BRISKET 'J [* ’*■*■!&i1 FILLETS tuoaltta*. co n ta in s se N 'a lC o h o l. IT l, K N F T R A T E a . It .ir h r * W CmK Istnia to K l t X ths Itoh. T o d a y at ItnutnUlat and And*t*div- R U P T U R E IGipturrd persona who !»». been dalaylag frri Intent or Ihota wearini uaaallafaet ry Ira****—laveatigat# this most UMiiual. of. all .irataai .the -HULIILKHH, DBLTLESS, 8TIIAFLK 88 DOBBS TH RAD I* designed to hold rally adjust* ilaelf to eft fy poaltloa, and gives AMAZING COMFORT and BOLDIN \ POWER. Unlike the old atyla troates with fired arraw* ■on rounded pads, it WILL NOT fart# the muscles fat r apart, enlarging th* rupture, but gently draw* th* r ire opening together. The DOIIRS llvtdually fill Daatonatrallon without obllga RIB CHOPS Tail* O’ B.a Red Ttrsh i t nos pteatrd', y o u r I t e b eck at a n y ir i t ' t e -OU am o N U F rie n d s Roast END CUTS___ lb 59c ig ‘iuch a dtVelopment -iori tome week*: lin t, formation o f 1* guerrilla governmopt; **v;omJ, If* recognition aa the legitt* mate dr#vk government by th# alnlc* which ar# blocking th# pnijed Nation* action; third, dt|r# c n and undisguised aid an 1 to such a rrgim# by thoa# such aid was legitimate aa anygiven th# Atheii# government by tbtf United State* or any other posf»r. And then the battle lines e ir Where Customers Send Clean Stores With Everyday one year in the liquid' state. Better ■till, it can be froien ami kept at lead ‘three year*. But, beat of all for modarn military irown out although only Russia and.Poland of the II Se­ aging two pint* each, donated curity Council members opposed iilood during the war yean, lly January 1915 each week 100,000 (hem. laber The atmosphere at I.ake 8 uc- poisons—chutch group*, c#a* last nignt after this break union*, students. housawivt* and down of the peace machinery -wav soldier* and sailor*—were giving Security Council admitted its ibtiity to go further. The Ul delegate already hai Ufif country would Idly by even If the U controlled medical undertaking were unable to act. that a u u ra n c a ; of American de­ In history, started out In a. ant all ter mil,at ion to help Greece Inui way back in 1941, an ontlnotfa •Ignlflranca for nd* Th* surgeon* general of the votafe* of the United Nation* Army and Navy had requested and world peace machinery. It Ur Bed Cross and. the National It i* carried into effect‘it means Research Council to cooperate In that one* mote the United Stater collecting human blood to be the Red Cross Board ui Govtr- J and its friends, in order to ge nor* at a meeting in Cleveland a I effective action, must bypass, work faw month* ago. i outride, perhaps eventually evei Dr. Mclntire points out that th# abandon, th« organisation th rt WO* erected so liupefully In S in Francisco as klctoa-Hwds being nor friends can more to prevent th# engulf. merit of Gr##C# in lit# (ptalHaria.i tide that ha* swept over molt of southeastern Europe, remains to be Indicated. Any " effective course must be plotted Wtlhoth* utmost rate, for th# -eoniequahrct may be far-reaching and *erribte But th* coutse uf lliote who until, d peace In th* Balkans is becoming clearer. The indication* wre strung t l r t th# now familiar de'vftw' of th# puppet state ia to be invoked as the next major step. It i* hard to eacap# any other roncluih rt concerning Friday. M atko nounevnient by Genei Vitiades,. leader at th* guerril­ la* defying tlm Greek govern rnent in the north, thaf"be had undertaken to admmlater a "dem ocrktic government” until "pro viskirja! government” could tw Iforftad. Newt of th* fighting in th# Matkos force* ar* conig a foothold from which b# difficult far the pres fck army to oust tbam. r|iind them ar* friendly Into which, they may theft too bard i>r*u«d » f | tdeh help will ba expected. T H U R S D A Y . A U G U S T 21. .194 PUDDINGS AH Good F r u it — N u r u J U IC E Q uart 19C Monterey Grape Standard Hiehw Strained — la b y F o o d COCKTAIL HDN SM IN K BABY GREEN GIANT PEAS 1 ARROWROOT No. 303 cans 2 cans 35c Ige.PK G . I5c . GATOR — Moonkiat -.awratentd, C .B EEFH A C H Gr'frult Juice 2 cans ROACH HIVES No. 2 can 25c Hlandard, No. 2 c a u Tomatoes 2 cans 27c 25c 8 l i e ' * V 4 - j« htncam i i STOKF.I.Y'S F€Y. CUT BEANS No. 2 can Peaches Artnoor'a Star Tripe 17c 2c 24oz. Crnaa# and Btaekwall'i Ketchup 14 ox. Gold Madal Does Everything Firm, Ripe Calif. PEACHES 5 Lb* 39c S S t in S o r , Ter BrlfkMr W**Mil MIRACLE WHIP 13, TOMATOES Lb Long Whit* E » 14t4. SPMPiS 4 ^ u» All Brands No. 2Yi Fancy a5tf 4 Lb* 25c ONIONS \ Lb« PUM PKIN lb. Armonr’a S ta r'O il 15c 39c POTATO! Tallow . Preserves 15c “Ju n k er Rennet 10 Condensed Milk S tarr Strawberry Spring River BUTTER lb 15c IDEAL 75c Eggs D o t 71c ) ■ jh t DOG FOOD B inqulck Gree* and white Pickle. BORDEN’S STARLAC IgePKG 31c 1 Northern Paper Product* NORTHERN TISSUE NORTHERN TOWEtS GAUZE TISSUE 9 for 16e . Roll 14c 9 Roil* 17c �* .-* . . »• _ \ I■ *4 c> TH tnSlM Y . AUGUST 21. IM7 - ■ Plane In Clusa With U. S. Constellation . Produced In Britain «r. Ur WILLIAM rilll.M I'S 'T • TURK* f rv XH t j a n f o r q H iftA i.6 . S A w m ftp . r u o * n i* 5; K un tb« North A tlanta. "W» ha*f Kill «n tl itafi far ntvie *inu-ii«u» than £uy jjtrltlsh. ciaft now lu opr ration, whim «.«»• h u m to haw ,no difijculMex.. l i i m f o n we »r«- maVIftf them available for u>r un uoi* ri>uh« AP Nrwafaaluiea LONDON — Air VUe - Muiahall a» aoon a» dt-livcile* al'titA** lb-n. Donald C. T. Benaei*. executive ■nett >aitL vlce-praaidenl of Ilrilhh K hiIIi Sattrrthw ailr'* prim ,-,-d irlH> Ainrriran Airway*,. hf* g/muidiu.*! ,U m o f-th r-v rtrm e l • rnitoT \lTuT fhat*BrltT»h aircraft M ilder., far that It* If-paueftRer Vat-x-lty. tha fit at time a|nce lh« war, hml gasoline con*umpibm and ,t u I*Ip * • voiced a plane able to compete M>eeil 0f around 30j mil •> |>|i ,h«e« w 1 1 h ^American-made Con<toila- » r t r uneconomic. . tiona and Kkymaitei* llW fla * BOAC. whiih turned Jti down. D C J X l. w.f.wtur.'* iil'N n , Va.—A< ST. Jane M t-|. len .naidu and Mf» Llab jfuilrr.» Il»r may ha the aailonV oU.-*i two natyr*. r.r. a g e d im o u u U u *a -Woowg-are % lid daggliterl of Jack Ifnllcr*. I- i ■ v i.ij-n. Waown In (hit Viijinl.i-KeimicLy l-orgrc ,iu iu a f* bandv Jach'» dauem. i*. hyth I04tf«ara old. It**ui\ Jark** daujrhi'n. I<th r ..uiae^; i r • • •- , . -v; . ^U * IU L liJlU lic^ U U i-v K JQ .t* V y j5* i—Ur- +**»- rtwtf f - STViAft-V a Tns h*»YFaft. an improved :I2-- .winging on takeoff and'lMiU buf• passenger versloti of the A. V. fetinr" in tlu- air. few CompaB/a faurnraitineil TmL I u „ h r W fiu,„ , > , t ^ ^ ,ih r.e.7 U .neh, ' h"* *■"" ""reeled an I no other* • n *. ' fj* i l r * of aerloua nature had Imi-ii noted, to tha Caribbean, Bennett Mid. although *onie change* wur* found , JJ?. Mid, a aecund • piano now nN r> u ry in the ure*«urDittion 1 building would make a •'hire** ro- • h e a ita r flight to Bueno* Aiie* in . mlJ-Saptember, to lie followed l.y i , th,“ *rW -4* feat tha prototype and a thiid Tudor than the or.g.na. « h .1 ,, 11 within a few week*, and that the ™ - fi* ' m 'T ; «"‘* only "aarioua problem" -ivmaining i blalely rede* pned dnable, would i (rule* at Mid war to lnei.a*e p,o«luctio.i. TO*!* <6° A MEMSd Of IHI IINAII War Invcalbpttns r^iuudttee. Sen. TTatry Ha ig-paaaengiu' r gM.it, Livingrton Satterthwalte. Atier- while nimparud wllh tl for futAUlla- Cnln (K-Waih.); U shewn wllh platio builder Unwnid Hu*ti« t If ft). lean civil air attache in London, tlon* It had room for 3,' hhi nouml-i wlu« ti ck the Srn»W>r un -an hwpettlm tnyu ui hli plai-t at-Teiiiiinal described the original rj-pasaengrr of freight, whirl, he *u:d w atnio.e UUtid, Calif. After Inrvectins liuchta’ rtOOOO.npO flying boat. C.un Tudor M “a gieat dl**puoinliin-u. mid: "tl It tttn. it will tu v t Drhievcd .ttie (fttpoxitbla jn pur lifetime. than thy American-mad> rruft’j in a . report to Waah'-ngluu la>t rapacity. If we had something like this during the war. even on.the ground. It • July 3 which rau*rd much com* Overall weight remain < un­ would liavc scared the enemy to iVnth." (f nfi ruatlonul Snundphotii) ment in Briliih aviatlo.t drcl-s. changed at fiO.iMHi poundt fur Bennett pictured Aho improved takeoff, lie mu'It laid, oklind that Tudor aa an admitted atop pup . while he roiit.l nol liu l-.o coal To prolong the life of roraage* plana, pcmllng pending development of plana, oi . figure*, f | , urr,. that for the To- < o• • wax a h u m . prud’iivd wine. Hattmthwaita I* now In til- I'ni- .d camellia, ganlenle am rM eplularger HrltUh pottwar n.od,l< in frfcc, |on- 0f ,|>r C.r:i«.lellabuir* lb . ^ aM l..ll 'a t a . a the two or three year*, u.-c*u*«- ofa a tub.it — next ----- *..... .bot ______ ir fu h<« teil Stutna on leAve and Id* uffi ■«• nolle..place llu-ni i|i m neU ^d iv ti <9 Mid Ita.performance left "pot yerv -a a iie r to ntcliwe th<n . l i t «.dUpft yfkl’ lta hall not vi'l 'pirpai.-il g* ronipletely covet i d with nioiat rotmueb tb*c1io«>»# Latweeh If and ’^odv of the oih.-r plane m I uht- lepot t on the newt. Tudor. to n . .. Comtcllation* now In uae by BritTT ' VMM ■ •; r %. r_ . --f — AI I 1 «* OUesi Twin* Want To Live To 100 t ih O v e r» e * a A u w a v . C u r f o ia llu n .oy and aclU*. they live on fain* a few- nritn a p e r. Their -d *rt|H «iin l!t ft Ver> have hewh ntgrkvd tcv—-Artnt tlr -t- bn**'. MH. Jafk" to frivpd* .. .. Imdlv knptrt tire thyW of mcJIctr». 1 never pycd<-d fl." »he sfiil, “ hvause 1 was Ayver .Jck, to say reil> atek. in my-lifrl enly a t*w. roV,, ami thyy are ijutte rpre". Ira. Male has “p'ottiiug what| eve to couiplain about >o fill a* lu fib It eonreim-4 ” ob# twLttUs the -lie ha* "called in‘«M di.toi In late trace." but hr In.licgted "thne w ain'r much wre-ntj." It her opinion, "the worat lkm|c tn Ife i* bring lofit-ly," Since Mi* Ike'- himband dbil *oin,‘ |U years » n rhe hii* bail little adult compaly. .. , f nu. „,kU.u| IMllnr iut wiri*,." &cau»e it* *f ley * prtd- were u«rd Ip flaVot wine g o h e ts. ' n ^ •a*• , • » • 1 :* ' . *’ r•* • _ * ■% .'V \ Vif f llM l? M' * - • _ T' r •-« ’ - -i. **99 --.x * ,lem. How could they keep cool? The first s .-v % • penguin plumped for attic ventilation. And it worked won** m m dors. He's written ’. * sell the igloo. The to go ahead and penguin installed a big air-coo^ng fan. He's his agent ndf second ,1^ j # wirinqfn J R ^ tk^monev tor ..-Mrs. P. and the kids to^ gcome on ujl _ * ■— / j r i » ----- — - r- — . . . . . < .■ x } . — ~___ t_____ ■ »w «aacaw g ^ M ^ > ^ ^ * a lot) and Join bim.HSerYhTrd^pS^in^ho smok'ea ~ figured he needed complete air conditioning. a! kitten now. The * sleeps like — _1 H • I ’.**:' e 1 fourth weeks since * bought himself a big new electric fan. It's been u s d he even thought about the old home berg. Yes, keep cool in summer. And they all lived happily ever after. penguin JSgl ‘ . .. • 1 « s a iiis - v : S E E YOUR D E A LE R TO D A Y ! - ’ ' " l|e . -. -» : • T? i * w BrAftd nbw posi-wnr Pooling •ppllancwa ar* how Available at your elaoiric daalark, Sae him today and kreaaa through the hot weather., Convenient iorm* Are available: r . V O ' *» V S ia « '.'O T ;'' riT l^ .• . h:=*. __ I mu ~V -Ht '*# / * 1 . 9R| sf\ >*.n * * ^ v 1'** r « •% - ' - mt*k • • t �I »- ' TfliliBfiPAY. AUGUST 21, 1347 PAGE.FOUR The Sanford Herao A Law Unto Themselves KiukltaliM la l*OU P*MI»h*4 Onll# (at* ■»4 ■■•Hr at Saal*r4. KMrt4l III Nacaalia A in a i C a im l at Nf«»l ' h “ Ortekrr Tt, 1*1*. at l i t Paal 0 • f »a*lar4, I'hlll*. aa<ar IV • f t oriiiM al Marrb a. 1**». ir RaLLAXII *- UKAXr.aiiBt uonirux ur.»x Hfiimi Maaaaar • Mlkl-HIPTIOX M T M n* Carrlar, *■»•!» ..... ..... • Om Maalk T km Haalkt .1* .7* .31 ---------------L*» ...Xtir I.M Alt akltaarr amlrr*. ra rti ■kanki. rMalallaaa aa4 Ball. • al* rtalaaiaau far lk« »ai ralalaa faa4a. "Ill k* *kar*M al itaalar a4• m lilaa ralaa. lalaaB H a iM P * IU*ra»»alal m. far., K irtH ati Tk* HtraM lajibt nailaaal |I#I4 af a«.trllsla«. •ill«* art atala'ala«4 la Ik* laArai rill** la tka reaalrr "Ilk k«a4tiar■in la I klraaa aa4 K*« Vail, Ik* I!rral4 li a a*rmk«r ali al IHi A**a*|al*4 Pr»s« "kirk l> a tall I.a • trlaalirlr ■ '•*• »*» af r*NkH. ailna of all Ika laral »«"l • Sat.-' la lkl< a m iM P r, ii ntll at all A P nr*** 4l>Balrk»a. Station WTRR From time immemorial, the gyptty tribe* of Eurtpe have lived a life of their own inside the framework of whatever country they happened to rest in. They have paid no attention to the laW of the land, and have had their own rules which covered every contingency. The g>*psien of western Hungary, according to Theo­ dore Andrica, .now have a king who wishes to come- under the aegis of the local government and feels the d ' co-operation -hr-sohrtng some o f his problems. His reform __ y custom*, program covers several time-honored gypsy custom*,and has met with bitter opposition from his subjects. He will not permit new-born babies to be held over fire; he favors legnf marriages instead of a bare announcement of Intian­ tion; he would countenance legal divorce instead of permit­ ting a husband to bite orf off the nose or of his erring wife. wire, He tie h barbarous cutt+r.r-it'/'YRrtd-makeeach person adopt one legal name, instead of having several allases. Thls king’i* angry subjects are ready to get rid of him by the time-honored method of killing him. but their law does not allow them to do that aa tong as he stays at home. That is one gypsy law which the king favors, so he is sitting out the crisis. . The gypsies make a colorful splash across- the drab picture of Europe problems. The world would be poorer without these individualistic nomads, but their groups are too anachronistic to survive much ionger as political en: titles. (THURSDAY. Am. BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY YOUR MIND AND 80UI* RF.•QUIRE RECHARGING) HlAl. ING. IF YOU ARE DEPLETED IN BODY OR MIND OR SPIRIT TRY WORSHIP: H t restored my loul.-Apialm 23:8. -*------ >■> RADIO PROGRAMS " l PRAIRIE SOLSTICE (From Thr Poetry Chan-Hnkl I wtftrh mf ralrndar of rvrrgrero, 1 tro |i«lri«fch*l pine, one ntat lit# porch .| The other larlhrr wr«t aenut th* ro * < li v Tka»4*r I I I Naara,,, t i l t T»UI«h» StIS W«k . Alkan (it* B»art» Pared* Ilf* Harlngllma fiN Saw* 7:1* Art Moonay 7 1# Tha AmbaMadora 7 ti Our Land ba Bri(h< lil t lour i l l wain Mr11 liN * i» i . t i l l ouan Millar , _ 9 St lharaday fctinlng C«««rt t t l t t J»*ws ' 10 «S SAqulalfallf tour* lilt* LaU Ball Seorta 11.01 HtquOatf uMv Toar# u iii ah‘ i n N.«i _____ --«ffr* r. ■ r rider f i t t USD On t :tl rally N*w* t:*l CrWry Cbopp«n Junker** t i t llotuMpua Sita «l4*ra of Ika Farpla Sa«a 7itt S.»* 7itt HubrlM Mttanad* II* Tup** with your Toa*t iH Ml** . I It SUUktof Tin** ■:tt Morning l**voxlons 1:1* Motnlbg M*4ilallon* t i t t N*w* t ill Dick J train* Social A n d Personal . » t J Seminole Chapter No. 2, O. E. 8 ., will meet al 8:00. P. M. at WARD'S HOLIDAY INN Hanford-Orlando Highway Steak • Chlektn • Baa fond Cocktail Loans* Upon Bandaya Cloatd Monday* NOtlCE The first step taken by the British government in deal­ ing with the present crisis is to set up a group of employ­ ment agencies which will guide workers to essential Jobs. Both men and women In the productive-age groups will come under these regulations. Those now engaged in es­ sential industries may not shift to non-cssantial work.'and all johR-applfcnnta will be placed where they are considered moat needed, without regard to personal preference. Profes^ sional people and those of executive and administrative rank, as* well as managers, are exempt from these rules. The British working people, who are reported to be solidly back of their government, will now be put to an acid test. If they Bubmlt to this program and work with a will to increase production, they may be able to pull their coun try out of the slough. If they are convinced that only thus can it he accomplished, the? may knuckle under, but in the absence of inspired leadership, . :T»ip, and. after so many. years of suffering, it will not be wondered at it 4hgy. rebel. ' , ■' WANTED RELIABLE CONCERN OR PARTY 'r To hsndls nationally known paint Hne. Only financially responsible need apply. Write Box G.' Care Herald — , / ,I I , *-1 FLORSHEIM -4a-4r In lament In peAlnhrry of tun Juft dropping Into the •oulb-wnt . maple gro*r. , , Agalij th* *ou!hrm limit h u hern rrarhrd. ‘ '" Year after year I're alway* fonnd It tot Thl* sermon of the lun rental mr faith. Again llit day I* tired by Cturleurni II* girth of light will grow til. »he*t D ripe Near walling beneath •he snow to run l*i coorae. Do something | T * % fa • __ ^ •4I«' i L iF 1 Aii ' that you-il * : J/ - ". never, never r if . SAVE FOR t * - "e We all hare rertaln limits like the •tin. ■ • ■ H F-NRYJOHN KIR LEY. , ,, ‘-j i't t h u ~ - iy iiMp a r tit « ^ i | g u « 7i .•jgm iH L itus't.-ii r i *-i v NVeSh* and pin'*, nee<fle»*f pin*. The need of the wftrld vitsmim. . .. -1 v - i - FOR MEN A penny for your thou|hli(— hut in England what it occupy­ ing everyone's mind is (he dollar problem. ‘ ]AND LOAN COUNTY sa A . e tth Phone 694 209 Magnolia Avc. AIR * CONDITIONED A time may be spprorthinj when ihi* world will celebrate * univerhtl independence d»y. but don't expect it tomorrow morning. ; • In ‘celebrating their indtpen- ANOTHER GREAT VALUE EVENT! * •* * ' . **! x M t e .a n * • «-m w _ .- f . ) * - -*t - •eemi. to get into the *wim wi \ their fellow unlonen simply go! out nf it. •tV -' T 4*e» . 1^-1 .m ia -h -l-it m neh-im prTrred.-(-dav** .x#-C he*r-arT — m n k - r g - a a m r The Emile Parker* Have a* nerded repair# to - the floor# their gur«t# Mis, Parker’# si»- in *chmd* In thr county. lei and family from Perry, Ga .'ll#* Eliiahcth Fainell'. who •» working thl# *unimer for tie state W. M. U. and a student at Tsllahaf ■#*-. ha* . heel! visiting her , M ^ t, •>7^W^r-r»7->»rm‘~cAiir. ■/reurTKam^R. 1Rheiir*^*rXiite fo ifttri.i iE T s:: -gl.28 „ Abnorbine, Jr. »ioo ‘ i • *•* it Practically every Store In Orlando b participating in this tremendous cjty-wide event! See O rlando n eiftp iip en n o t Thuradny night an d Friday m orning fo r aonke o f th f .hundredi of epecUDy priced item athere will be n m xy m ore l i erery ito re ! ’Z ' , - r u t ‘h ; ' ? * Year local <7 iM u »Vjr da ne* tu ck, Mu«- ORLANDO RETAIL ' '- /a r tJtoee j 1 No. 4 CLUB BREAKFAST Choice Of: Chilled Fruit Juice .One (1) Egg Any Style W/ Bacon or Saueage Buttered Toaat W/ Jelly Coffee W/ Cream Chilled Fruit Jhice Two (2) Egga Any Style W/ Bacon nr Snu.aage Toaat W/ Jelly (offee W/ Cream 40c CEREALS FOR HEALTH ’ 6 -98 ■i i f t . Right for sporta and campus wear .3 ..Betas. " tlfully man-tailored Corduroy Jacket* In color* Ocecnand Red. SUea 12 to 1 p TRY OUR SPECIAL BREAKFAST Chilled Fruit Juice • -Choice of Any Cereal: Com Flakea . . AH Rrnn . . Pont Rran Rice Crtapea . . Shredded Wheat' . Buttered Ton#I W/ Jelly ------ Coffee W/ Cream UCHT0N Wsurf/y n r " * 1' .. 1I “ ,u , both J-<)o SANFORD FLORiDA • t_ *: Chilled Fruit Juice T »o (2) Kggs Anr Htjto . With llaron or Sauaag* roa.t with Jelly : And lluller Coffee " / t ream 1 Hath- l r v \n ' ' t i c r Of/C I 2.59 25c K* '*•* “3U ■I0c Caatoria 47e i {0r 4.59 \\y t!»c *»• C « t « « 29c 5 Utn E p*om S r i '* 2 U 60 r MurlnB 43( 50 c 1P»n » oq SPECIAL BREAKFAST Gulden Brown llol Cake* Hj mil A Cr»ara»ry lluttar *Mth llsrnn ur Sauaag* Coffer or Tea « « • » • B h* " * i5 c m " a n * !5 c 60c Zonlte 50c K luteh v ic V . „ 8 .W 35c * 1S< V l n « , 2J C t« « m u lllo n “ ■ a sa a -w -^ S ■ * ” ,,.5 „ t a ac l,lc CLUB BREAKFAST . 50c r DRUG CD v a H J&Auy oiox 1 ' • S o \u l »n 11 00 15c C itro c a rb o n rie j: »*> #• : egc Ttissy Deodorant.. 50c 75c Doans P ill^ .. .. l7c. . SPECIAL > ' ' User * 1»0B • No. 3 t\ f" .' fi _ - r/ .f o r% Haleys M* O. 8!)e MaW-VIUwl*" " » 'h . ii Jergens I^oiioti. 39c S-S-S Tonic $1.50 Agnrol....... ............. $1.09 60c Wildroot Cream Oil • 53c $1.50 Pinkhnms Vcg. Comp 98c ( ) . .v.?w 7. f i r 1 Her*’* proof, poult l i e that you get the LOWEST P R IC E S poHMlhle you buy your favorllF nation- * alhle when w ally ndvrrliwed. quality-proven henlth and beauty aids at. TOUCIITON'8. Mnny of ihe productH you Hb> most frrqiienlly nre priced from 10'..' to 1*'. I'd"" fll)| nrlrrx—and Ihitl'a renl toftringn for you. It Heeniu. almost Iimi good lo he true—but you 11 acr plenty of your find-hand protif In ihrsr timely vnlties, Check ............... needs_Ihen come lo TOUCHTON S. Your money Imya more nl IhU friendly drug jdore. One (1) Egg Any Style Toaat W/ Jelly Coffee W/ Cream Choice Buttered Ternst W/ Jelly Coffee W/ Cream S tcvr Sn.i Ihe honorees hosts wAe th-> Anderson Jones wedding u I Ir Opens 12:15 P. M. 40e " ni1 MiftHvn Marilyn, O.ddenrod tmidenroii. with . . ... .and.......... ...... 'Ir. anil .Mi#. W. A. Hunter, «*,.i. Ovie­ Orlando. a:f Johnnie and Jinnie J oiiv do, and Mr#. Jo* Robert* ami 'I r and Mr*. I O. Atider*orr O irtlo. daughter*. Gwrmlir and Mary, are |>emlii'g this week In Chi* TODAY anil FRIDAY ‘hose attending the wedding Fort Pierce. "ago ns Ihe g u e rtt'o f Mr. Andei«'• irreptlon of Mis* Wanda Mrs, C. H. Lee spent Surdny •on's parents. „ Le Vmlerson to Joseph William night with h< r patents, Mr. and The Rev. Duncan, of Long, J ock, j , „t the Tahcrnarlc Chri» 'Ir#. S. 'V. Swope, •ope. in Orlando. wood, |* suhslltuling thl* week 0*1 rh u trh , Orlando, were Mi*. ancy I.ee and for the Rev. II. II. Link. Little M**s Nan Nr ti* Farnell, Mis* Elixahelh Bcverlv Anne Jones, of MianDr. J. W. Marlin and mother. Fsnell, Mr. and Mr*. Milieu arrived, Monday afternoon to Mr* Mary M. Mm tin. and the Gee. ,ml Mrs. W. D. Drowi siwnd some lime with theii Rey, Duncan. Longwood, were 'In. Jones was a former tesch- grandmother, Mrs C. 8 . I.ee. on ••x-rnt dinner eiieat* of Mr. and ri ie the Oviedo School *p.| l a i c Charm, while their mother. Mr*. I^wson Hardy. gi-.luate of the tame School. Mrs. Jnhpny Jones, I# In Wayne* •E. I*. ColHn*. father -of Mi*., •moiig thiwe attending the r«« ville N C iccnperatlng from a •lack Ka-ell. I# visiting hi* copl.-n and wedding of Mi** Sue ms lor operation, daughter. Mra. Amo# Gerhard and Mulrr to Mr. James Collwrt at Richard Knsell ami Teddy Kuo Mi. Get ham at Ocala this week. Slain were Mr. and Mrs. Chsrhs hall have- relumed from a trip Mi«. Waul Burch and sons. G Shaffer. Mr. and .Mrs. Nairn thioughout - thr Carolina!. Milton and David, of Winter I’ark Edwaid Ka*elt h.t* joined t).* •pent Natuidav with her «i.»ter . Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Wood*, Mn I- C Mft ‘ill I n . 'Ir H i. N’a w and will leave in a few Mrs Pen Wainw right. R'dlh and Mrs. Tim Tietscma. day* for Jacksonville for hi* Air. and Mis. It. I,. Kemp and .final examinations. . daughter. June, Mid-Mr. -Atlanwu •i Charirs Ycrnou gliesf* of Mr’t . Aid wife 1 Onyx, of lixlm -<W , --M r. and >;>*-M. V- JMiV# no-i were •Pilft-u daughter. Beverly Ann, were, r Klmp'# parents, Mr. and Ml*. wide-- Mr. Shaffer. Is a mend Wheeler, at their ramp .on of the faculty of thr University cent luncheon guests of Mr. *o-l I l ake Harney Sunday. •if Florida, motored down with Mi*. J. H. Jones. Mi#* Audrey Cox and Mi** Mr*. I o-e Wheeler and 'lie . M' Paul Mlkler Saturday to •r*>*«>iist •# ii'iw* “* have •••»•»HIIts ill. ••* •Monday Nihlark have a-v i« . •*, J. |s. It. 4 Jours Jr. »spent v*»* hi# patent** Mr. end Mr* Dorolhv Chute* G. Shaffer, and to at tinned from Jacksomllle Rearh. • afternoon n Winter I’ark. Mil Hen Wainw light, who h** teal |h r Mlh’e r.Colbert wedding where *Sey were the guest* nf Ii, and Mr#, ( lim n , Ruinett Mi and Mrs. Reave* Gastcn. •rrn sivk for llitre weeks. • 1* | left Monday for a vacation a The Gastons recently visited Mr. aide to hr out again. Home of those fm n- Oviedo ■ Luiiivtlle, KV. Kduxtd -Ini its o ami kli*. Gharle* Nihlark. Ronnie Cox has leturned from seixi at the heaeh at Davtona •o» of. Mi. and Mr*. I~ E. Jqr dn«. |ef| hy plane for NoFfolk New Smvma Resell, where he won Sunday arete Mt. and Mrs. l.ev" V# where he \r*» lo catch hi the guest I l f Mt. Mild Mr*. Ren • ' OlllfY, Mr*. Mae King a id giie-t«, Mr. and Mr*. Boy- Ka- ADDED shp to re e n te r th* teivlve ol F. Wenl #nd family. I lobby Shaffer. #<>u of Mr- ami i i a i ------------ -- --------- ---------- .. I f . -ftlsttk -n f---thr Merehant Marine#. ' Ml * lent, nml 'I t Jam es' R. Mor­ I inie n ‘ J —-l-o' w tit-rm a tn wlih Mr. *n>' All:'. I'li-ilfe# T5 Hlinfler. Illidei Aft>s |„ E. Jiudan for # wlule • rut a ftunslloi-loray -Monday al row ,d Green C-vr Bin Ing#. have I'lirkr)'" lun i lumeil home after sftrrnding .t Otiando. M illio n ' le-'-ie going to Boston. t‘halie* Olliir. of Otlamlc. few day* with 'I r . and. .Mr*. d i. ,M"iy M. Martin, mother • of Dl J.* H. Martin, na* re «pepr several *l»y* lieie n* Ih It.1t Martin. Mr. nml Mi*_ I". K. MlWhen. lllltad n ftn *4<v*-inl weeks will «ur*l of Ida pxients, Mr. and lo i soil and hi# familv Cl**i wnE-r. The Nrilie I a m e || Ciirlr of tl# Oviedo Baptist Church mel at Ih- henie of Ml#. ln»*j o Hsidy 'londav aftemoqn. Those pre-rot w-eie Mra. It L. Rag* dole. NJrs. A tthur' Metcslf. Mi* Peel Campliell, Mr*. A. T. (’sitle-l/e, 'Ii*. Call Farnell, circle leslei. Mrs. Nettle F'arnell amt Mt*. Theedoie Anlln, Kr> Mr*. R«{sd»le will he ho»lf*« for the nert nuetiug. Die Mmy Lawton Circle id th* Ovleilo Baptist Chinch met s l - l l w . Imme - of Mr*. -A r Rllumef Monday afternoon. Tho«" pieient were )tr* It. F. Mr GRITS SERVED ALL EGG ORDERS The Indonesian war ii a _ Culiar one. The fighting has bees heavier, it teems, during the truce thin before the opposing •ides agreed on an armiitic*. Rutiia may trouble a good mmy Amarktn* American* , though too#! think thal war can -ba Mated off. Th# problem that f* on peoph of tha time tl cot| nf diving. Included m thi* ar* complkationa like * '* labor and- shortage* Th* man who can *ofv<‘ lh‘> fundamental problem *dl really well of htl country. Hollywood T ‘\ ^ Nudists stage a nations! con vention near. San Piego, Cal. Zadqk Dumkopf wonder* i f ih» delegates hid their badges tatoo< ed on them. b a d tihe S i - reporier« for­ TOO BAD got to eik that pilot who eat new around-the-world air ip«ed record whether he managed to rM * a .'a p o t on tho glob# that wasn't* having £. heal wiv«. Drill tint her* and riilhlien* Miss Jean Manning, whoss mar­ riage will b« an event of the n-ar future, was honored on Taciday evening with a crystal ahower giVen by Mra. Charles Itcnham at the home of her moth*r-in law, Mrs. T. F. Benham, on Oak Ave. nue. The room# of the Benham home were lovely with arrange­ ments of varl-colored sinniai u#ed for decorating. Several games wrre played during the evening and prltea were awarded to Mist Mr. and Mrs. J. J . Ilnilv have Manning and Mrs. U F. Garscr. • By IKill THOMAS Late In the evening refrohmenfs returned from Georgia and will 4 ----------------------------were ’lufrvKI and ‘(nrlutled punch. rusnaln In >Sanford for aliout a HOLLYWOOD.‘auic. Vi. im a|| •arujwirhr#, rookie# and pink week beforo leaving for Daytona »■ Amid the sour afui wiiiie white 'mints. oanorta Reach and for Griffin. Ga. where T _» inotedvkklFd'hy , ' _the > aim mini*. The m e nonorea they will remain through I ha pink month of September. They wJre aSArialg. ft?.. eThajSsOM,g? «aayin 4 on aa find'WMI ’Wnd streaitiera. seCompanled from Grlffiq, h r Mrs. calmly hi ever, untouchc I by te- Mrs. Brnkam prmcntrd MU* Mrw- Holly’s nieces. Miss J u ‘ Anthony volutions in the Industry/ ning with crystal In the "RomsnrV ■ and -Miss Adelaide Anthonv. .While their big brother*, Ihc . nf" feature films, fare slimming of ■pattern. Tho*4;Invited tnibw w lth Mis* Church Of Nazarene iom« of their expensive trappings. UanMnljiweH Msi! m Jiihi Cordell. HIRTII ANNOUNCF.MRNT f the Serials are' actusllv expand­ Mr*. Don'Cordell, .o'PAUall nIf_U Mrs. *W. II. TunWill Have Program Mr. iiiK• iRepublic \ r Is is (JinnirnK io make iiihk** am ing. plann'ng In and Mrs. John L. I.r> annlcliffe. Mrs. B. K. Hardlvm. Mrs. B i k a In W 1 I V ■ I . I ft ■ * t. _ R them in color. Worried aliout the R. F. Umg. Mr*. W. L. Roche. nnnnreil—tuda V—Ore l»ie*h—of—a The rh ildran who Karr arti-mded British tax levy? Nope—because - H r A.' Pi auk. Mi s. A. I., Dol.v the Dally Vacation Bthle School daughter; ‘Jonrllr Klni*r. on Aug. ..sh e Hrillan never went for irrla li Mvo. at the FernaId-Laugjit'm Mem. bins. Mrs. Harry llan»cn of llolly ar the i.‘o will present a program at anyway. orlsl Hnspital. Mts. I,*»• will he wood. Fla.. Mrs. K. C. Echols. Mrs. This Industry-phi f'>rn* of enter­ Ilenrv Schumacher. Mrs. Iiarner. Church of the Nataren*. corner nf remendierrd a* the former Elols* tainment faces one aTIt# greatest Mr#. Henry lis te r , Mrs. F>-lward second and Maple Avenue, on Fri­ Winn. periods of prosperity. With n Smith. Mrs. Harold Maish an.l day night at 8:00 P. M. to which the public Is cordially Invited. A small quantity of U pictures and RECORD WEDDING Stella Manning. play, "The Prodigal Son", will he • short subjects being made. thea. Mr*. Senlimenlal recotds a* well at Also Mrs. W. E. Watson. Mrs. presented by the young people and ter owner* are turning to »ennU Eugene Estrldge, Mr«. Lourin* they will also display tne work photogiaph album* ate ootmlar to­ to fill out their bills. A n»i lh«M(gh Beal. Mrs. G. It. Best. Mis* Peggy done In the Bible 3ch<»iL Work day among llritNh loldei and for the girls included the making bridegroom* who are having their _ t t : K . ' h. , r ^ p ,r " ; s s «>- * » J. Smith, Mrs. D. R. Johnson, of aprons which will be on display "I do's" placed on duk* One l^in9 . South America and 1ft« Philip­ E. Mrs. Curtis Hughes, Mrs. E. C. as will Gower pots made hy the don photographer V / end* three or pines. four wedding# n week with mlero* Down.there they'fhow al| the Rnul*. Mrs. Randal Priest, Mrs. boys. Tlie youngsr children made phone* and a tecordlng van I# a* Mildred Cobh. Mrs. 'John Andr*. booklets during the setsiin. chapters at one* a* a T4aturh |>te4 Mrs. much a part nf hi* equipment a* T. F. Denham, Mr*. Rose p lain ed Mite his trusly camera. :- ' ! - Frankovich. ''It runs three •ml a Hirmon*, Mrs. Evelyn Peacock, Joe, N O T irp Huddine and Mrs. II A. Manning. half hours tong!" Th# St. Monica Cbppter of tl e To remove eopper, bra*#, tinjor Mike. ex-UCLA football »tar, i* Holy Cro»» Episcopal-Chmrh will other metfil almns from (n'nlc#. major domo of Repuldi-: cliffhave a picnic.'Qfi ftjd s y evening textile rhemUt* advlao' Usingj, a hangers. Ho make, fmitvn yiai.L al Han I.*nHo HpjinlrJ- ihe g»oi p mlUl-acld kucJi aa.vipegsr. lemon 18 chapter* -• utlon !|>f lulce of a JV ivrcntu solution on#- moth tt w lir'm eel a t' |n a “ Parfsh llo’u* __ 1180.000 St- -acid. ..I .1 nRlri*er l^ .J aas . »nmr - acetic at muni er of the ehurch at *1:30 o'clock Thl* tometlme* r stain hat dissolved. ones above I f profit, as-with one ''Lone Range nd below. To keep down fatigue, ---VIJ-'X, l.V 8 UYr uJ ? 1 li which corralled two million. l i t to keep work where It can * “Tffe kids aren’t the bolyf M e t ■don#* with the finger, wiiat j who go for them," Mlk# cautioned. > "Some of our stories ara very rd- forearm m uscltt. Plan rartfuftiy ,i ult. -Hart's proof—we mails ons what to do in order to keep dopn excess motion*. **■*-J»• • daaltnir * with atomle-. rocket.•- a,s •— .#■ » * -—r ---- -— Le7:00 A. M. In 10:30 A. M. 0oun*er-attackJv<( ageifa-for xtnip wood beat. . .4. Hhlrln/P bomba. .Shortly s /t- r th < eerfal .watrhinif bushamP Johh .dras snmpletrd (tle y .' take four / SPECIAL CLUB BREAKFAST MENU Irst screen rqlr weekst^Jbe foVernmcift announced Frank f , TOUCHTON'S laUNCHEONETTE ? «. . aurH a weapon." ' • ' ‘ etna ruln*<l hy a low-Gylng itt -The ngeft aerial cai -hi* program plane and commenting. '-That A PLEASANT (JOOD MORNING “ was Ibeyltahlr—"Flying Disks." ‘ Croslrv wHI try anythin*’*. . , . Jane Russell in a hustle for ,/ 'The f APPETIZERS Warner Brothers list lost th* Paleface" (tussle with Russell In a hustle?) . . . * batG* of the “ Dammit." Chilled Apple Juice......................10c Director John Ford catling "cut" Orange Jnlce.................... 10c In an effort to save a veatig * of the peppery langiiaR* in tn e [ because a dog picture on the n » l Pineapple Juice ........ 10c T o m a to J u ic e ........................................ 10c ataira - "Life With Father.” War stage was making too much rac­ nera got special permUYoh from ket. . . . Janet I^lgh planning a niended Fruit Juice ....................10c Grapefruit Juice............................. 10c tha censors to Include a final "dam­ trip to Stockton, C alif, her first mit" by William I’owell. Evidently return to her home town since th* man with the scissor* reneged becoming a movie actress. . . . after th* Gtm was completed. OUR SPECIAL BREAKFAST "Black Narclsaui" la one of the V In th* last aeene. father mount* th* carriage and spouts his fnm; lietter English offerings. A tale Golden Brown Hot Cnke* oua line (which I won': spoil for of English nuns who try to start Ryrup and Crenmery Huller you by repeating).' But* tumbling a mission in primitive India and W/Racon or Knusnite of the aound track ha* whitewash­ fail. It is told with l"*s reverence . Coflee #W/Cream ___ ed it; the "dammit" ha* dlsaiv than U. S. clerical film*. Blisrre peared unspoken. .Nl<\\ try, War- backgrounds, ta* eomoafent east 1 (headed hy Debdrah Kerr) and nara. • 4 ' -* No. 2 No. 1 . wonderful color make up for Rights and sound* c j l tji# Holly- -rambling plot. SPECIAL BREAKFAST CLUB BREAKFAST ycfiw .»*• rvtr*9 *t • '•* * M T.’Choice Of: T w o ( 2 j T T fs h F lo rid a E g g a Chilled Fruit Juice * P re p g re d A ^ 8 ty le C0RDUft6?»J There •etmt to' be something! fstsl about golf. When a man takes up ll\«t game, he hgl ;•> aet tomebody else to mow Ihe lawn. MU* Patty Rallgan rniertalned yesterday afternoon at 3:'I0 o’clock honoring Ml** Harhaia Wathen. who will leave next woek with her family for Ft. Pierce to make their future home. The room* »>f the o n a l e r s ^ .lU liM b -ltM ie-In llw < d a " 4 .# n le Apartments wrre decorated with Mrs. W. T. Jackton left on attractive arrangements of vrtlow Tuesday for Florence, S. C. where and blue flowers. MUt Ratigan was assisted 111 serving hv Mlea she will visit her sister. Kav Ratigan and Miss Jackie Mac­ Walter Mead .Smith h st return­ Donald. The hnitess prrsrnted Miss ed from Ridgecrest, N. C. where Wathen with a gift of stationery he attended Camp Ridgecrest. ;; Those invited to«hc with Miss Miss Harriett Redding has left }'’*J,hrn '*•?'* Ad* A.Luiih, Ellen for Ocala where she will visit for Driggers, Jane Davis, Mnrv Jo a few days with her cousin, Miss Havmsn, Relic nishr-e, Mildnsl Miller. Donna Witte. Cmnlx Lud­ Kav Redding. wig, Miriam Moyr. Carolyn lluil* Mr. and Mr*. Ray SUion and “Ton and Ann Whitaker. daughter have returned fium SHOULDER I»AIM Rome. Ga. where they ipvnt some To save tliur apd trouble tv|th time. shoulder pads, su g g riti the II. S. William Blair plan* to leave on Department of Agriculture, attach Saturday for New York Cltv. Mrs. them with small-ilxc snap# instead Blair, the former Angela Miisrh. of sewing them into vlothes. Snap* will ioln him In New York about do not show if hidden under si-am*. Pads are difficult In wasn be-’ Sept. I. * cause the filing I* likely to be­ Tarker Enwright and Thomas come lumpy or nut nf shape. Keep­ Ware of Merrill, Lynrn, Fenner ing them clean la mtM it i-a*.er than and Beane Brokerage firm, were cleaning them. Tavk a piece of In Sahford yesterday contacting washable material over the aide of nllumnse of Sewanee. the Univri- the pad that goes nest to the skin. allv of the South, in connecthn When this becomes soiled. It Is alth the campaign to raise IV- easy to wash. 000,000 for their building fund. 35c Merchants Present dener many Hindu* ate c*ndy thus getting their fiut line oj •he tweet* of democracy. A squeal and a holler, a fifty cent dollar, what make* you come •o loon) You used to buy. * dinner; now buy 'a toy bt'lobfr’ Oviedo ^ A | IOCIATION OP SEMI Mrs. Charles Benham Honors Miss Manning Gcwan, circle lender, Mrs. W, D. Brown, Mrs. Milton Gore, Mr*. M. Martin, ,Mis. Andrew Auliu, R K. Davis and Mrs. W. 1Verisl to the Hanford Herald A. llunlrr. • Ilf MARIAN II. JONES The I'earrM artln cirri* of th-« Oiiedo llaptlst Gh'ltch met xt rhuich Momlai evening with Ir. and Mis. J. H. Jones* Mrs the R») .lone*, of Oviedo. Mr. and Mi*. F cu rll Beasley s« hoste*<. Ms. Malcolm Jones, Orlando, and Thr»e prevent were Mt*. J. P. .leader. Mis..- 1LUUMi. wwd ■Mr*. ■■C lifford 'P ark er Uux.--cDcl« Vt'eitair.bd with a surprise pic- Crx, Mr». ticorge *C. Means and Joe Ileaslev Jr. Nk party recently In honor of Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. A. P. Hunter enRtl Jon'** hirthday at the I'nr k* '• cottage at Daytona Resell. trrlainrd w lth'a fish fry at their Otei« enjoying the picnic with horn* Mon lay evenles in honor their daughter Mrs. Thoms* th* honoire and host* were Mi* of B«> Jones, Oviedo, Reverb- Ann E. 'Todd an.l Mr. Todd, r t e m Jo e. Mai d o ” Mr . o ? hrldc .tU.d j ^ O O m -^ N M t Yu:I -T t Mr# E. M. Olllffr whU«- Mts Mr# \V. J . Chance. Mrs. Carol Charles Olllff *ml bshy dsugh- Hatnerirk and ton, Carol. Jr. ter. were visiting 'with her par* will leave Thuirday for Waycross. Madison nrd Atlanta. . .v ‘ eht*_ st Durham. N. C. Mis. Mnc lenig ami guests, Mr. and Mrs. J. I’e Cox xml Mr*, fh a rle t T. N|l<l»ek hnie Mr. and Mi*. Roy Eason. Will returned fiom Jacksonville Bench, spend several-daye thl# week nr 'll** Audrey Cox wa# taken Daytona Reach. » ill while •itin g at Jacksonville Hotoy ling-dido, Harold Jordai\ llca-h end I* "till confine*! | >, and Jam* - l.awton are hn*jr fthts# . BREAK FAST L Give lig.week-old bsbie* m t •-tw o weitern What) How nmeal current price*! '*Nr».. ATC. Stephen# of Maly*, Ga. announcer) today the marri ige of her daughter, Sarah JiaeShine, to Jay Hampton Beck of thl# rltv. JThe marriage wa« performeil >n Folkston. Ga. on July 8 at 10:30 o'clock. •Mrs. Beck r _ _attended .. a/hbitv In too-the •nipl. . , tWa. T - i.* ! - " ••8 Q** * In — the Triple ” Groceteria San­ ford. Mr. I\eck Is a native of Seminole County. Mr. and Mra. Beck are aiaking their home a t 410 Magnolia Ave­ nue. Miss Ratignn Honors Miss Barbara Wathen mu They trll mr that Ihr ihorletl. d ir Thr line drown by my eye mntlxu • out lo bolh tree* 1 the Maaonic Hail. • The Lodge No. . 27 of tne I. O. O. F. and the Seminolt Rebec­ ca Lodge No. 43 wilt have a cover•e d dlah (upper a t the L Q, 0.*F. a ---- B i |-ail t - j . j I"*" fh a*>D.*‘s" A. V. will -meet IP C w* L« ifioh Hut at I:D0 P, M. FRIDAY The Town*«nd Club .will hold It* regular meeting In the TouristCenter a t 8:00 o'clock. iW< • A lter the builnen meeting thcro will eardt and garnet. Itcfreahmrnta will he served. Memliem and frlendt are invited. SI. Monica Chiipter, Holy Crt»» F riterp sl Church, will meal *1 thr Parith Houav at fl:30 P. M. .^|A rd go tu San I.undo Hpringa whtrd they will F.avw k picnic. MONDAY . The Truth Seekers C tau of the F irtt Methodist Church will hold it* monthly aocial an I bunnet* meeting In the Church annex at 8:00 P. M. .... . . . Drafting Workers ^Social Miss Stephens Weds Calen Jay Hampton Beck TUbRSDAT lit! Nawa- I THE SANFORD HE RAID, SANFORD, FLORIDA TH U R SD A Y . AUG UST 21, 1 M T . t i l t Bhoppara BaranaSa tit* In tha Woman* World f lits M**rs .lt:IS Hawaiian Malodka 1•:1S Tun** TOa’va n*qu*#t*4 I* la MornlBB M.lodlro IHta L«l * Oo —YlsUftn*------lli»* N ia* al Noon ItiI* Waal«rn Roundup ■t i l t Maalaal I’rotram l l i t l Noon Hqur Not** . I *0 Nawa | 0t Four A*** l i t By Way nf Mualc . t i l l Salon Baranad* -HA*—Mawet t * Bar Non* Ranrh • IH N«wa , tit* Mtlodl* Whl«p*ra 111* So Proudly W. Hall l i l t Marsh TlraF l:«l Howard Barlow, l:H llddllna Krw* ■ IS* It** n u b l i l t Loral Nawa III* Noralty Tima III* Uaat_ lit* Dally da** j PACE FIVE TQ l U t H T Q f < Va ^I?c x o J2j2* ^ SAN FORD .FLORIDA JDRiJ 1 CO. a Scott �1 \ J THURSDAY. AITHITST 21. 1947 THE SANK ID HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA Vitter Hits Safely In 26Consecut‘iveTllt‘i, —K ettles firKinrramon HurledAgainstHiits Sports Roundup When Fish Are Not Kiting, Try Skishing fW k* League of Amdrica, o» many a» ten raatrr* may be in piav at ten different moita, casting at ten diff i u n t taigeta. .Rulei vary with Imil and fly ('Baling. lb .. ► \urtnia. lb t l a \ fleton. i f La . a .Hurray, tb Tylar, If Ktllba. p The Clubhouse ^ Al* Ncwifeatuir* TULSA. Oigla.—SJ*i <h I* a game in which you tan flair, <-Hirh no­ thing, and *1111 hare something to brag abotit. It keep* the fi.hvtuten heppy JtrctU- DeLand, Aug. 21 (Special) The high flying DeLand lied Hal* turned on the .team twins to de­ feat the Hanford Celery Fed* in ■ u AJtw > TjfriiW -'trtmi man—tkiih Increate* the »ngl*>t’» to t margins in both contain Hinder |tax lota of new tunning The fir it game wa* an alterIn thl* game. It’* known in ad­ neon tilt, starting at 3:00 o'clock attack idea* to apring louaa an and the nightcap opened a t 8:00 alp) o veil Tom Hannon, Fred vance theie are no ft»h It ho •.fluke, Lex Horvath, et al. caught. But the Hibernian can o'clock. But Snyder pooh-pooh* Jimmy play with rod and roel ■.vtttiou: Tonight the Fed* return to their own hunting ground* for a single ‘onxelman* rematk that the Itain* the Tnconveniente »n.l discomfort have “the be*t roater, In mo-foot- of long travel, mosquitoes, thlgtilt with the Palatka Ataleae. ftll, even more talent than the g e n , etc. iV-ll Chicago Debra/' Say* BHy-, I’opnla ler: "Jimmy doesn't have to look the game tie)oiid hix i» n Card* f«»r too; Coif I'at talent, and it* younger than ; have.he. ,'Uia. 'The Caid* arc the leant of group behind the fourth place Orlando to l»eat In the Weatein 'DlvuThe al Senators, who were dofaated hv tha cellar dwelling Daytona Beach Ialandcra. The rival Dpni of the AllJoe Vitter, Hat outfielder, hit America, Conference may have ta rd y in both contaalt to tun hia come up with the wmthy rival consecutive hitting itieak to 2C for Cleveland'* l.mi (the toel Grt* game* to tie the league reconl. •a ill Hen (tile toflesil Agajun 'Tad Madjeskt ami Don M oney (in. The American placr-kickin'g Ungtcd in tha firat frame of •|ieciali*t, who loat the toea on th e final tilt and were ejected 111* figljl-kiJiiug ,fuol in. a distance'* ..from , thr. platfomt .on item thaceu taal I f - H it* Umpire ac/Mrin. f- i.itr-if two CorfEddie Boell, after the runkua had veniuht ami a field goal for thOnly perfect ca»taTnndir.g In or quieted , ,,,, wi'inln/( pointa In the Dona' 17- on the ring* are ic-ired. and the Call' Kettlea opened on tha hill ID exliibitlvn triiiinpti trfiiinpti > o v a l target* ate muvrd fram time to for tha Fed* Innhe curtain raiser, Brooklyn Sunday. Ajajmnan w n .‘ but gave away to Johnny Tpmal a (tandniit 'with the H< llywoo-l | In tram rnmiietltlun, the angler* in the eeVtulh canto. Van Klnna- Ileola -iff the Client l<a>p f«-r line up on t|u< platform and rn*t mon (tatted the final tilt atul wa* al *ea*<mt. Like Cmra, all at dfnignated target*. Five ttolnla relieved In the sixth by Bill Stan­ •tvt*. be doe* '|» kick, (alt how. * , are »rortd for it targ.d hit on the ton. Juan Feral went the route first ra*U thiee for a wound <nd one for n thluL Conte.rlants totnte their position* and Uiget* are changed a* llie gain.* pmcnwU. • Under official rule* of th<» game, •ponioied liy the Aiiicrii-B.i Wild- nertlon, Tln-re'* a lot of Oregon Stal * talk Oil the I'arlfie aiu|ie, Inn th«- Itravel a will fare th-lr tougheat hunllea, it'a generally figured, In UClwV'a defenditu; I't.'t’ chumplona aiid n r.-Mirgi'li. Southern- California. Both Bru­ in* and Trojaiie ap|>ear thres deep, which may lie more thm the Beaver* ran mu*t*r. UCLA'* Don d'aul and Toni Fear* and Troy’a John, Ferraro Fere*, lb will probably rata among tinyear'a boat college llnetm'h. J«r*y Hhl|ikey, SlC-pounder who movi-r. Total* like ! 16, may prove the llruili*' W*l RhCF.'' USC fiaa grraf hopev fur Jay Houndy, *|iaik of laat llun*. Bflda, Tyler, ithepper, Vll >ear'a undefeated Trolwbra. ir. VeBa J, Pare*. Itun* hallr* 11 ante*field. Itrlde. Hloan, Aleno For a aleejiar, tab little Imyola .t-kkf, M. .Pete* TTiree bale tlim (of L. A.), Which la off the daatom. Vliier. Hacrtflree, Kelll.t. eiiiphaahi wagon, and ho|iea to rid ' ’Knaiptr. Vitter. double play*i .< again the gravy train with new Pel*, to finish to If- Perea. Iwfl bn tone*! Hanfmit », listj tul «. Ila*« Coach Bill Sargent. Loyula'a aupon bail*! off Kettle. I, of ITumai 1. potlera have corraled an uticnm off J. Ptiea 1. a a Hyask - iout; bV manly latga a h u r of leading Jay a e j . a . . . . . • _ a l l s . . I f are plnyera hereabout*, ului the i prixu, All Pollatd, who .Woti t eligible for var*lty tpii'l a Seminole County Court Records •u. It T eta* Anat*eI H To Aml rf w llavta mu* Mary F rk*. t'he*irr K* »tpk Carrie I M.iotliy W Hlewilit tHfWirt, I lorut hy W lla te k a a t m I 'a e ila Itetllnker, Mary Oanke wl*!> Tv «ieUa A llank* Mai •am ) a tty." Lepax. “I was urprl.rd when PUUbJrx i gave up with Third Baseman llnb Elliott »'ur the' Harton brormt.-'— firemen for Boba-th* type *»*/**> |„,p«* eakeJ to l>e It a d d and er voli build a flub a round. Hr FRANK ECK m A I’ Newafbature* Spur:. Edlter wounJ up with llu- Cleveland In , I.uprx hold* ^ ’number «•( iuaj:?i NKW Y O R K -A lf .u.o Ramon <iiau» lite r playing 17 yea** in the league record*, lie.ha* ratntUr it* Lopct. Cleyeland Indian tgtrher N’atioeal league with Brooklyn, ur more game* a season 12 time* . | who hold* the record of hating UvAtos and Pittsburgh. • He did thle eight Year. in eurcex 'cau g hhtt ,the mo»t L * u* h * nu ” 1 game* in ln ma.tor " '" 'o r ... _ ui j h, r i , 1.1 j h a v e »lun t< • i . .# .onn*a aTATtc I ! Bob F rllrr pitch and une thrown *r; i by Brooklyn’* Dasxy Vance. *tar 'i«» J of almott 20 year* ago. ’),« I.opez, the popbint Spanish .lit catcher who almoit blighted (he managerial - life of Dillv Herman, Ii.l./yt 4-i, h-wrnnt X-* luu ratight both Feller and Vance. |ia> l»n« Ree.b I. Orlenlo I H t [ "Daxxv Vance threw with a full I uta I. 01. Aedu.lin# I overhand motion," enyt Lope* u m in o ti _ •. psialka. at tlaluMViIlr, ppd . u i a f i Taaa, p, , AuluvlM at IHt-and Uipuulo at aU-neakille gl BASFOItn |»t Lairt Of lajldu HANKOHD Palatka t.c.ti.uia l>ayi(.aa Ueerb •> «* »• t* MOurg »t l)a y lo k a Refreshing n*a»h >%t iu v a i . Let-tin »:• IM OMAt AIUXUC i MCUlC Ip. CO. A * P Yellow CORN l‘tii'«l,lpt>ia ! U A FATHIR “fcrrle*" hi* two chile aerosa a flooded »trcet after a Inch water tnuln pipe broke ink! hat tan. N. Y.. flooding a lS-blick area. Hundred* of famlllee were deprived of water and many ffcw York City rc.'dentj were forced to wyde through tha itreeta In their tw o feet. ____(laternational! L 'a w k * .M l IIIIM* r ia l Kavlll*. Uiu It To- hllen It hunty. HI. t.oui* 1. lU .iik lir n 1 < n ln a * l l ’ltttliu ra I* . U ih I uo 10 i'h.«wao I, P h lU d e lp h le f n l * l * t h .- r * ln l A M K H IIA X 1 K l l . t r f Fanoe IONA PEAS J H & D MILK MUSHELM AN I. IauI* it CHERRIES 71 .11. t*ilrnla*'i Iti.all. New York It. Datruit il (It in nine*)' T" tt n t.ttigi; PEACHES * a * •• Iloaton at Ht , l.oai*. ppJ.. threat • nlng waalhar. FRESH TKNDEU STRING BEANS FRESH YELLOW WANTED SQUASH To lenso with intention of Inlying, nice three bedroom home furnkhed or unfurnlnhed. Family of adulto. Assurance of kerpinR property in the bent shape. Kentnl to Hpply on purchase price. 2 Bunches 19c CARROTS F A N c V SELECTED It) Carton 15c TOMATOES Joe Saunders^Manager Margaret Ann P. O. Box 1475, Hanford, Florida OKRA SKHDLKSS GRAPES MKAI. *1* I'ATk it OWTOAUK* Carlton, John l> >nn Mau-t To Kturhla Hlalr Hank I^Mlae, U J eio• Noa Klnrltla Hlale llank tlfeer, Kted (? elwt To Uutf Ufe I lieu, all. e lire era, Willis \V eto* To Oair I,it. ta.uraiti. i ow-riia. W a .lux lan*l*ll P*iti-ral Pa*fka. and l.'-'J * remit*, OomlfiKo etui Belly lr* ONIONS KREBN PEAS No. 2 r Mayonnaise */2p t pt. SUPER-RTTB BE£F CHUCK MiMinui. .* Murray , I lla r iia a t u n . league Ma'miger of iho year* FortInriil'n Jim .Tnrner, the fixYnnkee, who haa the Beavert, aliimat imanimnuxly cumignml to the Cellar at dcaaon'i atari, up th eir in the firat tliviilon. .with an out aide chance to catch thd Muling Ijd* Artgelr*. it •all.rfieiJ. lb b - 'U H «f Lawrlk • T y le r , lb .XUgnaxnvn. p BUverm an. a s s If - JELLY 12 oz. jar 20c at'FE K -R lT E VEAL VEAL SIRLOIN Roast Steaks Stew Chops 69c lb VEAL RIB MEATY 63clb. BONE AND ROLLED VEAL Short Ribs Roast 62clb CLUB • Your mirror will tdl you how well you ilrptt Look fresh •.. feel fmh I Enjoy healthful, aooth* log sleep on a Sealy innertpring mattress. Com­ pare Scaly’a line quality, expert design, durable coaelrgction. Buy. yoqr Scaly pinUreas today. - M. Ptre«. Ib Ma*ia1‘n.kl'p * ANN PAC.B CIIAUAFFLB ANN PAGE GAINT Steaks Fillets RED PERCH WUIXOB _MI! NIPI PjVLJlAJtK 8 j. ifO|)ieTRr Fresh Dressed BISQUICK M ox. pkg. y l t u r , V ega. K n e y n e i, pluan. T w o fca»* had, Hlnan. X'lller, J. P e fe * T h re e ba*e hltai V .y a . K a .iilK e .i M tM tnu*. T y le r. Kn ep p er, V e g i. B a rd in HtoUn Lim i I*ak«. L*»fi ?“ " ‘ "fo rit «. O e ta n d I* H .t.i off K lithain o n I In t M In a in la , o ff Iftanloq I In I 1 4 . Ila*e< e a b allai m r K ln n a m o n l . tlardin 4. i t r l k * i i i i i : K ln a a m o n I. lia r « la 1# HU by p iieh eri K ln n anio ti (K n e y p e r t . l>-.in« pStrben K .n n a l g ; T 'm e of a *m « i IiO J. I'm p lr t .i FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM T ty TIP—TOP ICE CREAM SULTANNA RED KIDNEY BEANS l'lb can 11c SOAP W l make our own loo Cronin, All floYon Tally —- Delicious — Healthful Phone 1218 Tb I peed up the rooking of a • a l loaf, take the mwa*. mixture Individual loaves. Largs muffin m » a v be used! or the loave* mr be shaped by hand arvj rooked ivaay open inallow pan, in a ow to moderate aven. GOLD MBDAL FLOUR to Match *d Atlantic Bk. Bldg. I »•!» 1-S Fhona 19 K iiX f: FATCniNO v- 9. STONE NUTLEY Oleomargarine tb 33c WHITE DO USB I f te !• Iba 49c 95c V-*. A< MILK 6 sm. 33c 3 lg. 33c MORTON’R Charlcw L. Persona Optometrist S.1 S K 2 bars 17c SNOW 12c SPRY 31 TIP—TOP ICE CREAM 414 Hanford Avenae 40 ox. pkg. SALT 26bx.pkga8c COCA COLA. NU GRAPH DR.FKPFER A SEVEN UP H l’ NN Y F IH L D 6 for 25c Case $1. B A K IN G t b p k g . He �Lcftal Notice H K i K f T A T K O K J IA I IY llw lttT ii. I*at-*aa»d. IN T H K 0 ) 1 ! H T ir T M K • i . I N TV J U IH IK , AKM I* iiH -K <40l’ N'f.Y, . K I jD IIID A , IN PHO H ATh. ( t u a l l u n R D iT O H g a n o I ’ K ItB O N * H A V IS O • I.AIMM O il O K * l i l t (illlr til llm fltAi wt thU O iitlrf, lUi' tr t tMtffl of •iti:it l*« In w r i t i n g hmi ait<k| I i m u ilie lilac# wt rrolUrfir# pm! ( wh# gif a d ilit M of ih# tlAinm nt. ant! n h *H ' • sw orn to l* j th# cthUuAnt, * m* iu of Attorney* and a u > #uvh \15Iip J N UemetuI not *a f I’ m fUr«1ihell |#* Voldi Fdfim nro*e fhm on At • t t t o t o i of it.* U d W ill 'Arid T n t x in t n t of* M ary H u b erts iU>Vfit(d Aoiiiil U i»it p t Jlffm -nr)A rVWr—t*a ifs-fUmYrHi )•* lim amt r« cli of >ou i i r > o n rh N otified i i i ' i fe<iulre4 to iM m n i »t> Not ire 1* f e t o lii i i t t i i that I am er.<l w hich yom, t i i f t i t H Iti ih * iiti i #ry intElnr** |ur jlib rr cf you. may ha%« tguii.M at 15W N R ft'V d A v to o i u tid fr th h r t M . l i r t M ary ltdbefta. * » « « « * } F ic t it io u s m n i l ' l'u»-*U '. K d t * * ' -i •V (mCidi lUiutf of till* i*t*4U^r. Kst» It ttruilnot# i oaill’s* lliifrtij. { IIHt ISiwwtt, i *■' i'll* o r «l*firiht4.Tt t h i l l hf in fttil* tiu |ilrf»# )*» I inn* Atilt * \ t lr Owiii ■ C. I- J mI> HKi it, t i l l fcW TATK « *r I r * « l i l r 1 i r * ,4llT) . | , ,H P itt.* i* .l* h * * l o t Hu- , l a l m i i l i l . , uh i h u l l h * t W o f l i | 1» h r t i t * t I B lit t ',m . n a * ! * 1, ' ’ I » * ’ rO W A M K to i it n il . i i ) ,11111 « I. in n r t l f in * n it im l >■ i i l n l t t n i l l l* t i 'll IL) \ ILrf't*«t l\ HIK I ..................... .... ■ •t'S’l ' Jl 1 pL mIVOI t *•*•( .• 'I. Kl.t iitUV I.' F IU 'IIA T K T*a A L I . i n B U IT O B lt son *. IN I* I ’ K tt- i i i n h o <’i.A i)i' «)ii i *k U n N P N ! A 't A IN l'l NAtfi Rha'A'IK -nriftf oiniIH.fhlMl Wild ittu h r l '• I ftwlll ait’ lU'm* an I {httttiirtt w litrh }itu <' d ll.,i ft yo tt m »v h»‘ f rS/tlh* ih* m|.‘m M 4-DlVAltl* H U M -LL dii'fti*-L 1* 1, * I a.ild i.fUDtjr. t .-< rtr and ih.l that | intend iiitrnj tp rt.n - III* t: tul.tt J m ts * I'l *<•'• i.f Cuunt). t*> th. * puil«> of t'.maiolc fount). Florida. ^ . i m i - L * . «» In* th* “ H»i>*« p i *Birt Cl th* ) Irw.'nui Xtm* SfnTTTrFf'fi’.--* , “iisTT I'iiufiiy Vi -YfcntVr.t no* ids. ffh a p te r- f l* * S , L a w . of F lo rid a JLtnf.jtit' 1 'lartd * w ith in N*Wt* calendar month* froB^j 1 **1 ) w ith th * C1*rk of tba. C!rrtitt . - r illin ' . n lf t f r ‘A C a m a y «l. rig h t r a lr n i i r nW htlt. (tom t h * tltu* vf th* *■ FOR RENT | For Rent or Sale Two li K-tl room utthltin hom o, ton minute* drlvt 'front'dow n town, on-hard load. Atout one St one half arrea of land with each home, *ell drain* ed laundry with rain water lank. ottiC fan. comultte bath, rooma shrubbery and fruit for home use. If interested call at U13 Sanford. Avu. between IS noon and one o'clock. IK CORD Vi.AYERS lor rant. By day or week. The Music 111*, 11* SL R ho ne m . % , f ........ )FFlC E *|)*ca In Malach Building. Larae light offices, iawly decur•ted,' all iitilltlea. hast and jani­ tor aervica fumIUwd.1 rCall IW3W II. A A. Dept. Stora. PAGE SEVEN' T H E p A N F U R D H F -R A L l, S A N F O R U , F L O R ID A PHURSDAY, AUGUST .21, 1947 K n .il) At J II/* . »i K* U l t Pi I . m m A ii ) ii,.l i m i t t Ur, ,s*e i • r'li.I i n i M i . l i l l t A H *. L l v l l i IN t ill: t l l i i l l T O t 'U T *•. < tit*’I T , ' i l l s m m h j i iiit'.i up (o date apartm ents with alii Roam 2 Fla. S late It ink Hid*. modern convenience*. Adult* j ___________ Phone 1030 r .i u ii a l 'r . aver­ age fatuity niBy apt ml mtuit of .ji»-1 vr^ battling tin- epIralVng ,-o*l cf | t r r r r Imry-tiriT ’wtlffi—T T r-^ r-v n - Tr * i.v AN It K n it o L 'JH N O l.K u i l ' . N i . JN L l t A . S ' L i t a W A - iU A ) l t . V M i , M X • 1 la iu ilff. ■ va the pruM um u f u ld u u M g t i.iin tirk -;- fot t h o , a n iiii.U .v,.,-atlqf» I blah t ifiii nil s f e >j<tn!rnur r*i*ir;f!» r H*«» V u a u it j N a rtt K f r - n —M c v M 't I A . \ — w .iw s s K t ”’ CtuinCfI, So! kith . sun fur D i v a n ) U lt D K II O P J'L'U t.K ’ ATiON ' T ill S a ia u c j it. J lc C b lh it, Whu»i itlrtu * * i» urikn.tH ji tu u h i. h trtL y n o iiried th * t r a i t s IfpCteM in h»* f lf * ,i a su fur O ltroit* in .it it yu il in Ui a b u t * im iiU .1 r> .u rl* e iu l )•'* h * r » b , H n u U n i lo t il* ,i* u i Wrt le i. , .-m e a t* ip *,*u n a liy or •• Kid of CO 1* 0lain anoint) l tu in tiiUt « i i i , tit jitfur, yiohday au.t l.i H it .. SsIMemb-r I, a f j i r (U r , u *r 0 'l<-rue. if *ii» ) |i. ai .rriiulrart t> h ave, to MM' H la w , r.hit lu ll Mi fist j Deci«' t i6 r f„ r * | f t-laeku* fr.'h t th e ittuto u ti io the m s n i r a r i ' t r T h e ton* trol.il p i v m , with p o llin ' , g - m r ii- nisit or .,vj*l wandats* bairtii, m alt1, tin- m o st o f t h f fe a tu e • pus*ib i l i r r o f ih e ,V u g u it v n at lull. Itv.-ntlv ope iH*wspi«oi\ Atiari ar, Uinteil n left-tihhd<d Htlatk nil blab piarket p4<tdle<* *1 mil IkIH ) io rmithem gammer tcscita, Whit nnoiber ncwiii u . <. I’u.-- ' h. the same (inv , ofr'. -il -tti ptlu fe praait.g Mi, ufflcGu- >. “H-.-nf, thi' Knyipnnu'iit-opejaii-l railiot .l ti<. t o ffic e . * Acatar'e article i •■.■oupteil the e x i-rii-n ri’a *‘f .* vacation* with a hla.V niaikct tick d -elln who d<>,- bi .ln t a a o n th e -f lo w a lk fruit , f tliy Retif,- off|* • t ic if t fi-allK-r A . ,Vdm1iii.ttamt id tp r ) stitt. uf I-.Mi t. H u d .tin t l i u j - " ! H im fiut.tic.illu n Amt J» |T ) LOST * FOUND 1-2 burner Florence healer! -2807. Findar notify Tamlamt Trail Tuora a t 8anfuriL Phona II. Reward._______________ _ 1Elaetric Mot Point Tabla top AUTOS FOR SALE ... Move. Calrotd unit*, almo*; new; 15 Sard" 1937 DODGE TUDOR, naw paint, uphoiatcry good condition. Roy Baal. 306 W. 2nd Bt. . any knithola desk. Swivel chair; ' J ‘ 'M lilg eablnat, oeetlbtia) 193T FORD 2 door, fair cotfltlUou. Mr*. Dtghton, phono Clean-!(t 1986 Ford Coupe In Boj Reel, 606 W. 2nd SL Wheeler of .Sanford C A N V A S A W N IN G S C A N V A S P lr tiC tt C t d lt A I N S V E N E T I A N B L IN D S A 1 M I . . M , Ste e l, W e e d I I I D A Y D E LIV E R Y We REPAIR! raEk W TE8 C h e v ro le t tru c k s o ffer a 11 th e s e N E W T R U C K FEATURES Come In and i c e «* » i i.e *Hd <ffU-e h e a t in g hi* . u:tb! ind yet on a train for i otoniii mi.t spi ll* a hill. _ • O n ly A d v a n c s rD a s Ig n NF.W Advanco Dvsliiii—NEW cob th a t “ breathes"*—NKW Unlwetd, all-steel i-uiulfunion—NEW dur ­ able, fu lly adjustable seat*—NEW 21% gieaicr vlalbillty-NEW FlexlM n u n t ed' c a b —N EW a t r u n g a r Ifanica—NEW lucreaaed load spaca In potirla and pick-up*—NF.W-cfBcleut luodhiit In atake and high tack W iles —NEW llnmuigU scal­ ing and Insulatlun—plus hcurra uf other NEW features too num erous lu m ention! s f i- o ,, -,t file .Vi, ?|. tfiinrr as he left the a fi.T ih ..» .* ». 'lie blin k matkdle, . iis k id the ■Si* i *m g ae.tl p y tsg jO tiH v a i £V'ugH' win . . i a n ti ,1 to pi *!T.f loiCiinuia," was ilie-irply. C o rJ tii.-i’ fo r tium m ui '.’it j the in i a liu lle l ittni » *1 < n 1 -tCu r- , uni' j Tken th e s c a lp e r »ug»*e, t " d .th e v» f» liu n ci co m o tmi'n lo n io i i oiv. J lio p r f iilly t h e W iH ilib b " t i a v e h r I aak o i ho w lo n g U w a u L I ta k e in get tirk e t* . .ih lic k - , tO IM O f) , and vvtun.ial Adva are D e 1 1 g It In pi, k mu a n d panel* g iv rg I M J t l A*il> I D A I) SPACg — stake and high rack U.iir. haie M O KI I y f lC IK N T LUAUJNKt DRivrR.s cuM rtH i m i n t ia wilier, with more leg i .rhii — the avals ate lolly iuljirdahle, l liliver a nd’mme minim table. Wider. llee(*r WISDMII III) i I fr. •WtMHiw* fciifwe viyibiliU'.by '',V NO - ? . v .t*-.-V .. • whs do yuii Vfgnt 1 > «•' C o lrp tl 7'* Tie Vucfetlonio euiif-i ei iir i»l want .1 lo tpeinfhi? v.l a t b n tli.'ie will Id * (fatilllv. “ H v m a n y in y o -ir la t n ilv ’ ’ The nrw m x i MOUNTlI) CAB is iu»hiutird un rub­ ier agaimt find T lte CAB THAT “ gRg A T IIki H— (ictli air is Jrjun in Hum the outside —heated in cold wmeiwr —and -used Sir it JuittJ null* “ In I dit*ori>nn, a r e i.ou in * : ' leplnr.l Ilk ' -• fiiuer. “Only my w ife 'an ! t v> »ui;»,' rei u.l llic u-indil-lie :r.iveli I, "Finn-. That’" n*’hi! to k i- to bi...U tlf- 10^1— IIiiUt.1) tl la.lif.il i .. ....... .—I..QI .IS. il.nl—th e—- rl M o H ila, H ilp in r !* h l ra lc n d tt nei. "Why don't you k*> tu f tnuMhs frum th- lite r uf th r flirt d u \ t7 I ran grt y u ii t i .b f •* t h i ' e I p utilicatten o f thta s a i n I fot »u mure than do'ild ‘ the itgtif- I claim ur drtiiai\il -P ali Or in . wtl* In c. an.l .P a il «tai< th r p l.u r ,/ nr p i e ” tCunfovjt anniuill • - r '• I i«. I , tu t nti.I |unt of fir r ill'll* * * ui tlir iveord for summer he.it i n 1 | tba * l=,utiAtil ate! *ti*ii| h . P r n t r Spain m ill Ihe III, i inmm i •' H-iil- | ! tu b) I h r uiaim atn. r g r lil ur -t!' . tu rtir. and any im li claim or il • In v to I" il d e g ie e a ,illiliot dftllv f H e lilnek nuukeleer-then pin* j ina nd i. ut >u f.i, >i • .P a l, l , v .ia J a n ir . f. fftidtun j pond ikidn |uz (n--eir.it *"dy '* S x tt) Tire* on 111. LOST— rl„ . t e n y " n .U ,. COMPLETELY NEW DESIGNl A l* N'ullr fi'ftlu f y.i 8 V 1 JR II) T h i s TRACTOR WORK—Plowing nml only.; -Phone 660. dir,ing "Ino gurdfii plots). Rhone in <m h i it y t i n : i -i h i n t i l)2d-J. FURNISHED room. With kitchen 8 A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E ___________ J i'im i n i :\ i i .n o m : 1 - u r . n v S T A T U O K r ' l . o l l lliv IN l ’ l i o privilege*. C07 Oak' Ave. I EXREKT painting— contrucL or D A T R S. G. Grogan, IN I I I T I I K K.HT V T K O K l l l t ' N l 6*ACRE CELERY FARM located AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Saleal houily bails. T- I . A V i i l E V . P n r l H i l and Service. Th* Music Bo*,;Freq eatimatea. l’hmia 7H U . Lake Monroe, rent 5200,00 per :.‘‘Thnl depends only V how much j T O A I .I , W H O M IT MAV L « N 119W. lab flu Phone 063. | ear. Charles W. Hobintun, ftN i mu oafit to p n v w j ’i the replv. J vmt i FLOOR HANDING A finishing, C K.‘.■tiller oule 1, Bo* 631-A, South JackI. h r r r b j 'g iv rn ili* t ltd ilh BE WING MACHINES "1 11 p a v u h n f e v e r ‘y o u u t l Jo*! cleaning A waxing. Our power T- l .r r and M a li* T . iM rlw h filed aonvile. F’l a . __________- . ■ ; SALES * SERVICE g r i me ih e t ie k e lr / ' unit enables Ui Ui ysorU .vhert ll i r l f rtiiilt iFifi.rt iu (ti0r« )**n ■:» 4 l r v . i t font- tre W rii ,*r,t-F-aO1 ’r x"»“ Ti* •h# w**a»t*’ TTf-*trrn*” ",r _'TflT?t!»T r i t E D K O O M r t ^ b e lt and balh, i UpRTS HEWING MACH. SHOP tk*ie -ls«no^elactrlc connrvthrrl Ob l f tn u i. l e a l lu g f iv e d a ) 1 Ittlvr ’ f i r s . F B E N cn . i*n. m o tit AI -Ua«i|r. lit ^ tlw lf L*taval Ia Cali aTler 5:30 P. M. did MyrtI* \ vallablu. 21 yraia experlcnci*. I i fin .il »4»»- haary-r an 4 that — —----------------- m Ave. II, M. Gleason, Lake Mai y, Fla. IFjkV Will ri|t{lir 4« the* ||0 ||fctftfk slot nftly (mil o f iko t ie k e l* . »* V ta n , i'll#!)() a ■Vf:t) J j tuiilfgtv* uf ui ^rtri nent HW W au FLOWERS K ENT F R E E —nicely, fnrnlihed “ I* C u u ii L ). > i w lil# m 11,• Mit), ROOFING-HOOF Painting, ell ftlFJT1 i fag iR ocraaioDi M bedroom to settled m an e Beat 1 nr -n t - t w p i n n w r TV1T. T S i T i f,i.A c . kinds. Smith tiro, Fhuiio iiSd. «»r cMoe cAiu«h i*iiti i t «ll«4 uf amt |iu lot fin al tilt* fia« haun# te of reference* required. Owner MeNRILL * YOOT M .0 6 I Sipes Ave. just off Celery **• K if C M ir k r * Ilf It.u It a p artial trvalid. J. J . Roily, ALTERATIONS—all kinds, Iml, I*rii# T IrriiialfTt d t i i i i u t , ni* ih * PJ-T) No. 1 . Box 63. Sanford, Office ph. 403 r*iId*nee ph. 610-R tons, belts, bucklra. Mrs. 8{u*.- ill! flaf ^4I Au||j»|. 1%*; F la. _________ _ K it h T . I— aalwhlte. The Accomodation Paint*. Poultry Supplies', Nejl U a ia T ile iit ) Shop, till E. 2nd St. W ANTED TO R E N T ^ l . i * , u trU ra of tha •1«(g | Purina Feeds, Groeanea f am of t o o t T , lo«lial»r. il** a-'.trit Meat*. Touchton A Walton, 120 F u r n i s h e d or unfurniaiied apt. . Celery, Phone 1199. S P E C IA L V “ V IC E S perm, residents. By l i t of SaptIN T H K C I H C t ' l T r o t ’ ItT o f ; t i l l ! N IN T H J C IM l’ I A L I ’U I C t ' l T O l [. , Close In aa possible. 2 bad* T ’ K M H i l l 'A rooma. Please call 271-R after FOR SALE—Umaroek for drive, FOR RENT—Floor sunder, Fhiiy AHN KD KHO TI!A THf.U M tINi l O I. k r u I N l Y waya and roadwaye—Phone opafstion. fit■amiabln leatunabla ratal, Kin-1 i’h ANCItltY 6:30. 1141. fortl Paint A Clais Co. Phona I .1 U .I A K l A H J o i n t : k j e n i : I ’ lalm i f t 3 R E A L ESTATE FOR SALK 303. Vm TtiXF.DO FEEDS— complete H e® , IIA IIO LL) r iR N K , REAL ESTATR DOlMIR - PLYMOUTH Hulk's Tuxede Fead 8 'ore D a fe n d sn l,. INSURANCE p a r t s a n d s r k v ic b C h a n rs ry No. «<U MORTGAGE LOANS 109 Palnsfitu Ava. Phnna 1011 Hidl fot U lvo rce RAYMOND M. BALL, Rsallot FOR SALE oitpim or pubi. il; t I t s iold Klena. vvh Registered Broker and OLD NEWSPAPERS—8 GENTS VA lib moth proofing laeta 6 TO f I i a'old welt B lreal, yaaia. JlaVa your, woulana moth Insurance Agent proofed now. Downtown- Clean­ ' Y oYrku ii. atm t ie r rliy n u lflir if f lin l la l Florida B u te Bank Bldg. PEE POUND. BUNDLED IN Utn. BUNDLES. er* A I .sundry. 113 Palmetto lia n L la tJ o iie F le u r haa film ,i * i i two alory, threa bedroom Ava. Pinmo OIL 10, IS, 20 end 95 OENT fo r H iK ’>rr aaaiu al )<>u in tiii- a lu .ir r• f EW* h u m s. Two car garag*. On enltlleo , - uii nuS you liaftl. HERALD OFFICE 4'iano Tuning ami Repairing. U I. irt|u,iaj tu file yuna wtjairu al>l»tr cuincr lot 116 x 140 In Mayfair. BIB. Rea. dll-W . *anc* tj*riacuiSlt) or hy atiufnry) «*• ‘ Sim writ sail unfurnished or furni ■Iir Hill uf Uo(ii|ilali,| Jo skid » u u Sea Jimmie Cowan’s Sheri Metal Phona 356-81. on or Laforr ‘tlitSdar, Kr|>ieml»>i SIGNS Worka for naw .Radiators, new ». I * » ;. end lu . fhlrriffa, fur puna Show ranja and poqtara NICELY furnished Y room hai*a Radiator cores, Radiator clean­ drfritte, if any ) o u aneir. to •tut O—DRI7H HIGN HKHVICR In Sanford Heights. Every moA 1)31. ■« re7jUlrra by Inn m l f* ■ ing and repairing. 0. D. loindrea*. Phone Dl9l ■* I' '' T “ * 1 tiv-swiii + ^ ern convenience,**largo sit n - t . alar a D t r r a r r t o 1‘u n fru u Witt be cnirtrd ailAinat )i,u porch. 118 W. 19th CONCRETE SEW ER.PIPE * T ill* i.M in anil be pobltahad o tn r RENT A CAR * . ' W. 13th. « w ant for four M l « iii> - u m t YOU DRIVE IT SEPTIC TANKS, Graasa Trap* w rak s In T I I K g A N F O ftD IIU I IA I.U . PHONE 204 NICELY arranged five room bung . Block a. Aluminum Wiadows an ) * navranepre. aI, gWniwat*—ttn glow ilinnba->niUa Cttcrcity *n _f l i ------- -- - ilnoie L im a i f n v ti t Iftfit with aaveral f*TTg i). a") n Ida. W lT N K f l* s i r hand Slid i t -------------M',«0.0O with Miracle Conrret*•Company, B0> * lota. ' Priced — •a*l el a * n fo u l, gem) mil* sr.E US FOR attractive t i m t . EInf M * Phona 1*35. rix tld ir, 11,1. the lib day uf S MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING IIOIlEKT A. WIL a . f). itty, AND TYPING Raymond LundqulaR O, I*. Ila in d o a Battavhw A flattary Charging. CREDIT BUREAU OF Phone 732 ' Atlantic Bank Bldg. t’ U rg uf sold ‘Cln-uit Cuu-t H. B. POPE CO. INC. fHeal) HANFORD SMALL furnished bungalaw, cor­ CAL WONDER pepper plant*. L. I I I N, Park Phene 180 ner lot, Immediata potiesclun. B. Mann, Lake Monroe. Fla. MITtl H TO lI’fl'lH Priced at *6,000.00. O : M 1.I.IK L H n I'llM I. I ‘dgalati<i. SOFA.* 18th Century style, slip EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING THuuib ROBERT A.. WILLIAMS f.'arallna. Fred Myers, a i l r. 2nd H l covers Included. Phona 4.12-W. Raymond l.undqnial, Anaociata tu t) a i r 'h e re b y notlfird that t • ull he* t-rn . mei'lataHt Ht ■•,• Phona 782 Allaatle Bank Bldg.. 4 CEILING fan* for tale. Laney'a C lir n il Co urt Lt the N in th J a d liia i ATTENTION MOTHERS * Drag Store. CirettH of P lot ala. H aiiilm .l*' r 'liliOD,, 'five room bujngahow loc—DIAPER SERVICE— ty, in C h s t t c r t r . u o.ler ih . t ill, ated on large cornerT lo t. Prieed Naw Pbitco car radio. Just arrived, of It. A . U lx x , p lalm lff. ve. AH,_! Baby Velvet furniahe* hospital *5,600.00 with term a .r r I ’lv x . dafritdant, en.t D ia l the pries to aalh Sills Service Sta­ clean.atrrile diapers and deodor­ lrelief ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 1 u f h t la an a U u lu tr d tion, Sanford A Celery Ava. ised container. Economical and of d lveairte . Raymond Lundquiat, Aesociate safe. FuNy medically approved Y o u a re tb e rafn r# leq klrrd lo ap ­ Phona 762 Atlaatja Bank Bldg, p ear In said ratua In |a ri,iii or l>T Call Daytona 2467-W collect for PA IN T— BENJAMIN MOORE’S a ifo rn e y at ih e C o u rt lln uar lit detail*. 96 diaper*, *2 a w 6 ROOM HOUSE—IS acres of land house p a in t Outside white and n aafo rit, Pli.alda, on the * » t|i_ )lin -FIRST IN HANFORD" including 8 acres of muck— colon. Floor and Deck Enamel*. of SrptielhoF, - t»ft. and thu In County Ph. 4702, SENKARIK GLASS. A PAINT LONNIE MCMULLEN'S Market >*f*taH llia tro f, a decars pro «onf*MO w ill b * e itw rrd and Ihe asld I m m e d i a t e POSSESSION — t _ S 5 l ' n *-1H w - gttl1 8 t• Barber Shu[i open Thursday, proreed at pa it a. Friday A Saturday. acre farm ham* 4 room houae, 1 PEARS—Excellent *” W I T N M g m y M n 4 ahd O fflrlal canning v a tl- ___ ••at fhla r « h d ay of Auauat. i* furnished or unfdmlahed. beav­ efy 11.26, *1.76 gnd 6J.00 per O. P . llr r n d o a iif er tiful lawn, over 30 fm lt .tra tree#, bushel. Georg* SitrttTU, Silver] J3 N O T IC E S — P E R S O N A L Clrlb of CIk u Ii UmtL shade trees. H acre rich culti­ Lake. Phobe 770-M. Betalnole County, n o r ld a vated garden toll, 1 acre cow (O ff k ta l Brel) SANFORD Reauty Salon—Phona T Ifotrvholdtr Aaaurlatra pasture, 2 chicken yard* fenced. ENAMEL; BENJAMIN MOORE’S 1364. 30b Park. Mary McMahon. A t t o r n a n «t U r 1 artesian well. Price SXS69.00. Impervo Enamel CWar Fast; Phona 1.164. Permanent wfttiM ban ford. F lo rid a U mile Federal , HUliWay In quick dtying, for ExUtlor and 66 np, guarantewl. Water Sof­ proceu, 8 milaa W. of Sanford. Interior use. , S E N K A KI K tener. Also open evenings. WBla. Rt. No. 1 Box 7A> ■ ' GLASS A PAINT CO. Fhon* 11 StW .^ ^ ^ ; ‘R E F R ia ^ A T O R T « No! juai a flaw modal. . , III U .lll l t v D. n IN I' lli- n u lM A ilin ilt M lr a t o p 1 REAt. KfTATE FOR SALE FIVE ROOM houae. 928 W cstSrd 6 A R T IC L E S W A N T E D _ 8 t . ___________________ _______ - Higbeit rash price paid fur use.) Vf I'oftfnsu )» u*-rhiti*Hi again. furniture. Ted Davi* Furniture you. Good 0 room house with S loti on p u b l.ih ,J ulu'f ‘i lo* nottre v Co. 311 K. lat. I‘h. 068._____ _ a ». r c k fur fo' ectltli paved street *6,000.00. You'll JHAf.l say, "Thia la It” when you sea It. I'l I. HUY v'ntir car rcgardlesi uf week# in T H K s a n * » •paper uf a * htrul . ir-vtal Two beautiful homes in the Mayag* or condition. Roy Heel, 304 p u ld lih ril in a tm in u lt Cu un iy. l iur fair section. Roth are homes M». St. such aa you didn’t dare hope for. ■ W.mi 2nd j .mTBZurT- ■ ■ ■ — ■ ■ t* DP ■ ■ ■■ 1 —V U’ lT N i.M i my hand and of fir • -rmiiUd, Count! m l at Manful.! W. R. WILLIAMS, If re 11or Tom C. Bolt, A u isiite 7 P el*, L iv e s to c k . S u p p lie s K lo r h lr. tht* ih e Mh day of ku liu tl, A [i IS O ,' 110 North Park Atcnne' ■* (>. P . IteiiM n n , Sanford, Florida I'U rk „ f laid CM fait MULE. Make offer: rKurujWS J. I B e lli Two auartm ent house, all large ■rooma: UpiialraSAr-Tourvwno* e-r.X 'hMF.I.P W A N T E D f it :. I'.h t .i r r tifand bath: downa'.eiM has Urge I t f l . M l S , , ( ir ,r « w ,l I.V -r I I i. living room, klt.hr,t. dining . n t i n . o f n i i : r u r . N t ’v j r p i n : room,—«nd two *)edujiim« and GIUl. fur caatiier,dt cosmet^i ruun* e K M l x u i . K a i i N H . f i A i J i n n . ter, alio loda girl, lautey't Ding IN I ’lt O lt A l K . shower. Eight arret -600 (t, on H i A t.t, C lt K U J T O it K M i l l P K It Store. * Highway 17. Ideal for tourist M IN * ICAVINM , ‘l.A t U .i D ll f . court or for trailer camp. Two WANTED: EXPERIENCED MAN ■P i.lN IiN A iiA IA S T n l l t i -I.^ T .A lT : mile* from Sanfotd. Hargnin at Vuu and .•■CP o f )o u S r, l i n e n ON BRAKES. FRONT *:ND3. n.ntfi«a jttvt i,i,iiii« il tu |u*»*A l m b * 11 .000.00. ALIGNING AND BALANCING. r is lin * a i l ) iliu>«ti.li u t ilih you. • A nice home with income pto]>rr-' • Ithvr uf you, in*)- p a i r «X*tn*t FIRESTONE STORES. I l l E. , tv, close In, nad iairly prfdrd.' lit* r k ls t * i f J.iP n I - Itfih iiS .'it.-' lit St. The home is in splendid repair— i , * • * .!. i * l * uf laid I ’u u fH !, 10 tin C iiu n t) J u n e * uf iirtujiiu]* i iiutit* . not a thing to bt dune, i-t.ept Living loom, duiintF CASHIER wanted fur Toiahton t'l'itr lii at [ill „ f f t ,* in to - n i —it move In. ‘ [CONVALESCENT HOME . now onon at Chuiuota;r18 mile* S. K. of Sanford and 18 mile* N. E. of Orlando. Large screen and open porches to ait and enjoy (hq cool breeres off Lake-Cath­ erine. Large grounds and walks safe from auto traffic. 1.arg* —kitehen— o n t— nnlrrxm —-^-Peug Cer-Apply In (i|M «a ftrtjbv-iml roomirBrittreaiHTTirci dow nstairs. One efficitm v a|>aitlion. Can aeromodate -6 only. m ent, and one yerv large l ed- Settled culm edVonuil for g, neial Phone or-w rit# ta t reservation house work. 107 N. |.o.;uat. * room and bath upitaii*; also at once. Oviedu 2382 a t Dr. two car garage with ihiee loom Experienced Meat Cutter. Perkins Martin 2392 or writ* Bo* lirt uoitairs apartment. D ru th e rs. P . O . H o * 2 47, R ho ne Chuluola Florida. Larg* sedan 2ii'J. I J,-1.and. for guests lo vialt thalr doctor, i 8 1 11 * 0I“ * ----- - z . ---------------------------------in good condition on Kurs L ike. lAVAILABLC at once, convento " * - 1 W ant offer. . 9 W ORK W ANTED I? locaud down town auetiuii.i FRKII W, BEMJl.H |Shfk M arket For Kalroad Tickets is Tlriv"inir In Madrid 2 2 ' ; ! R e a r cu rn iv a indow*, perm illin g even g reater il- it iilif y , a ) ji I iMc a* optional n ju ip m e n t Ol tuilio a n t. ■ Nrw, •trouger y g A M U i .lie designed In c a n y gieater h a d * g ira te r Jiiuinei (ur a longer tim e! LUNOSIt WlltM.BAXKg a**ur« Letter toad d istlib u tiu iri * -*)m > »!,*» F a u io u t m i l.** tlOATINO im tu t) K t AK A X L AS a ir e ra trd lot the load and the road' • » » C h e v r o l e t ’* v.M v K - I N - l l i At) t h i c k I N tilN k B s i c m a id ’. im«*t p u n n in ir a l fur Ih c lr s i s e . I h r I I V D K A C I I t : m u UK I K I S are r t . In in t h designed lot g ieattf Liake-liuing* ouutactl CHEVROLET TRUCKS with the Cab that •‘Breathes” �PAGE EIGHT Ultimatum . ( C s S t ls s H frees W s* Owe) THE SANFORD HERA D , SANFORD. FLORIDA THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1947 Players Fined demands on th« Bark of England proves beyond handling, than tha talks here will face lnereat'nr difficulty. United • States officials com* paied the emergency action, it which this country concurred, to tha A m trirar hank ’ "holiday* nf 1933,* a moiatori-im on buslner, temporarily to halt what amount^ to a run op the Bank of Enaland. wfha problem was aggravated by tha fact that Congrats n pot lb session, sine* any charge in the gctuel terms of the lo.i, agreement requires Congretslnn.ttl .approval.. — - ------- — At the Treatury Department, two U. 8 .-British technical s c o n 's SCRAP B O O K IC is t lB n S tram r» p Om ) of the ordinary th at happened. " It appears to us that thl rifused eTer since to 1 rilaembai V and.have rejected a FrHich offer of hospitality. .The displaced persons ramp to drhkh they will be taken If th<?> list In their stand is less than f a mile from the site of the infamous • Be lie 9 concentration camp. The displaced persona camp, situated' at Hohne, la the larg est Jewish camp in the Brit­ ish tone. ' The Jewish Agency spokesman In Palestine characterised the latest British move as "a fateful Hica) *mistake.**- An ttnoffielal Hah sotlrce said it probably would provide new Impetus frr terrorists In th» Holy Land. M O TO l q tttA S l a IO O ,0 0 6 M ILE. M O IO R S I>»l**timnounrement said Jewish Agency . persuade the refugees, most of th*m Poles, to land In Franc*, but the agency spokesman in Palestine replied: "Tha Jewish Agency Is unlike­ ly to send • representative ts Pot* De Bouc to try to encour­ age the refugees to land 1 France. These people well know what they are doing and the agency will not Interfere." A Palestine government aourev aald "It must be remembered that the decision lo go to tiermany waa made by the Jew* themselves, since they have elect­ ed to refuse Franca1* offer o» hospitality." The British foreign office an C R E A S E - I H V E t t f S P BY L O U IS P E A H t l L i f r P R E S d o f f.A R IZ * \ RABBI'fS ? w es< A f r ic a single PAIR MEADOW MICE CAM HAVE A PROGENY OF A ^ M ILLION & IK A J Pound 1 £ 0 IRONS A R E P U f OH VENEZUELAN PR ISO N ER S <o PREVEW f - 1—------- W tftR E ARE -J V BrqqER nMAM Joel Field said thatM t w as-the lo MW*UW” worst demonstration seen in the . . . . , , . „ local park this year, and added ,n\ n '» J ® 1."? that the umpire was pushed around | MhO.OOO.OOO point the British unmercifully. * withdrawals wUI- cease pending Manager Krider stated that he 1 arrangementsi at the Anglo-Ameidid not want to see' the Sedatora . <«•" financial confers nee here to penalised, all that Is* wanted was .control -th e flow of dollar. eato find out why Umpire I.avely; rhenge from I^ondon. think the man is good for baseTreasury officials were describliaUL lUrlJUn atue " -***•fOes'mv'up •ifte-r«tort. -r«fB "not have arrived- a t . a genuine cri«* asserted * I a n f that only drastic emergenPrqsld’r nt Herlong closed the I ey action, such as that tak»n investigation by summing up- the yesterday. can avert a financial testimonies, stating that th ere, collapse. was, no doubt, a lot of confusion The Treasury was reported • ' and excitement at the time of believing that action does not the Incident. He added that he | violate the spirit nf the loan made hi* first decision on the agreement, even though that deethat he had nothing to add to hla report which Umpire Lavely had „pi-int <d,||KNtea the British to report. Umpire Cooner verified sent .In add that he could only rxrhsngs dollars for pounds fresthat ha and Lavely went to th* bsse his decisions on what In- |y when other countries reques* Mayfair Inn after the contest ami formation had been presented.... iUC|, payment. filled out the report to Ire sent la ---------------------------- American officials hope that the league president and th a t'I t v T is » t„ i Brililn'a new regulation over waa true. ( . K IO IV lC C t the convertibility of pounds Into Manager Lou Bevll of the Sen­ ators admitted that he bumped Umpire Larely, but Qualified the statement by saying that he waa excited and was unaware of what he waa doing at the time. Chief of Police Roy Williams told President Herlong that he saw Umpire Lavely waa In trouldi and immediataly moved on to the field to be of asalatanee. Office.- II. M. S IM P L E .-v A E A E S H * / r Russia Notes <MEM FROMfiESe^iIRMG*.** "I would like .to Insert only one word.” Belt said. "I request that the Chilean tqxt be amended to read political or economic In­ dependence. '1 ‘'If we add this word- we can give the treaty ample under­ standing of aggreaaion." (Cealleawl Ham Tam* Omrt ing down German industrial produclivity. The conferenfe la hcheduled to open In l,ondon Friday as part of a Joint Ahglo-Amerlcvi attempt to stralgthen out the •eonomlr affair* nf,-the "Western World to speed recovery. Even before this development. —the-United K14t»« spparenlly wai ready to write off, in favor uf S new approach, t 'atlcm pta to . reach agreement with Russia on Korqa and Austria . t The protest, together with th. deadlocks on Austria, and Korea, le n t. emphasis to a ‘ Library of. Congress summary of Unltdd States-Sovlet relations aa hav­ ing deteriorated “dangerously.** This summery wee disclosed yes­ terday. -In:1Berlin. Central Lucius D. ay aald that any Russian pro Iti against raising the level Of Industry In Western Ger­ many would be without founda­ tion. because the Russians have declined to treat Germany a* ■n economic unit a* provided in the Potsdam Pact of I04B. 1 On Germany, the situation in brief fa this: • Under the terms of the PotsoAm. agreement, production of mettle, chemical* end marhlner i » were ordered to be "rigid­ ly edntrnllkd and restricted to GrrmanyV peacetime needs. This level was fixed with n •Mtlng which United States authurltlea now deem too low In - f|lv» Germ ans'-an export trade sufficiently high to pay fur Import* and at the tame tlmo play a necessary rolt In helpinw •the r*»s of Europy rebuild. ' Tha Potsdam Declaration callel for dec ntrall'atlor o t the tierman economy "at the earliest practicable date" for the' purpose of eliminating pr'eithr "exoaalva eoncentrstlon of economic pow- THE O LD H O M E T O W N By STANLEY W E V E W A IT E D H E R E RXJR HOURS FOR 'EM - THOSE" BANJK R O B B E R S A R E TOO PARM SM A R T T O GO OUT CV^ A A4IGHT LI K B T H I S -1 _ F T £ ~ C 0 ~ O V E R ANt> G R A B A C U P O C O F F E E A N P C A L L IT A A 4K 5H T -----. MT P E E T A R E S O A K /M V J E T \ . . one on fne . convertibility qu»»f lion and the other on possiU* ■ relaxation of the requirement that England abandon all discrimina­ tion against the United 8tates products In her monetary prob­ lem!. The National Advisory Coun­ cil on international monetary problems scheduled a aesslon la­ ter today. The council la mad* up of representatives of the State, Treasury and Commerce. Departments, the Export-Im port Bank and the Federal Rtservi Board. 2 Britons Hurt In Palestine Mine Blast JER U 8ALEM. Apg. 81 <*•)Two British soldiara were wound­ ed, one seriously, when an electrically detonated mine blaster their truck near Natanya today# apd In Jerusalem an Arab store wa* demolished by a bomb which, array, source*/Uakiwm* Hated by ‘an Arab "boycott patrol." '• Unofficial aources in the port city .of Hal(a eald -40,000 was stolen from an Arab bank mes­ senger during • transfer of fund*. The Jerusalem store blast, brought a general alarm, the second In IB hours. - YARDLGY VENETIAN BLINDS Amerlra'a Moat Beantlfal Aluminum — Cedar — Polished Aluminum Ask Me For Free Estimate P. W. 8TEVEN8 - 61.7 W. Robinson ~ Orlsndo Phone 2-0729 g To torn* degree, this clause ha* been nullified partially by the year-old Brltl^h-Amerlcan •eonrmlc arrangen^nt' for merg­ ing their occupation sonee In ti e M M I t - of economy and mom efficient production. The Potsdam Agreement also called' for living standard, fur tM German people .to he at n lavel, nqt .higher than those of the rest of Europe. There has been a Kflwliur Jesllog In AngloAmerlcan quIktiVa. that this, too. cannot be adh«rvd to rigidly b e c t 'is s of the b e q e f l^ o t W H A T A A1KSMT 107 Retired Workers In Seminole Receive Social Security Pay Indonesian Issue i r M l I a m l tram r a a s D m ) largest party, Labor, oppose* this. 1L J. Van Mook, the Nether­ lands' acting governor general of the East.Indies, charged ft Rstavia yesterday th a t'J a p a n ’s war­ time commander in tho southeast Asia theater. Marshal Count Julrhl Terauchl, prompted the Indonesi­ an* to seek independence. Ho said •TerauchlVInstructlon* were given to Dr. 8ockarno* and Mohammed Malta, now preildent and vice- Britain Plans Hike In Subsidies, A^id Prices LONDON. Aug. 11 (AV-Tom Williams, mlnlstar of arglcultura. announoed today substantial Intreasea In -subsidies and fafm pricas. Ha said the government hoped by the measure to help realise a 100, 000,000-pound food production increasa In four y4ar» and aid in closing ths gsj between Britain’! p rq . Soviet Vetoes In* abetalnlng. Earlier the application of Hun*ry waa rejected by the aame Tb# United Slat**, v/hlrh had m eated Immediate admission of *Jy. did not press for further rtlen after the Soviet veto. The ustrallan resolution. Instead of u n u for admission now, loft tb* total of I I I " a month Or |I 3 Ja) each. Widows • and children - num­ bering 124 receive $1,476 or I I I .&(» each. Total payments In the county rsrh month, amount t-> 14,148. ThU ts an average pay­ ment of $13.62 a month for 2B3 persons. The Social •Security Act be­ came law 12 years ago and is intended to provide a measure of fiunnrlal security for old p»o pi* uf the nation through tfmv principal channels: eld-age aid eurvlvqri. Insurance, f o r m e r l y known us old-age Inaurance, tinemployment insurance, and pultr lie assistance. *— There ha* been a* resulting In­ crease in number nf clalmi payable aa the result of dtath • or retirement of the worker, and ■ violation both of the thU Iw »fd th* W11*10" I 'X L ' . T A - V n ^ n ^ l K ? .u .n tl $ U 5 0 , it "by pasted the Securpy giving urn aatemblr make a decision which ada by the council. Ha I that Italy, under the ;rcement w ild not be for memberahln until rerson* desiring more detail•d Information on nny or all of the three progrihna are ad sited by Mr. Weaver lo direct Inquiries on Jihhlic assistance to the State .Department Of I ’ u U k Welfare at Tsllahassne, on un­ employment Insurance to ths Florida Industrial Commission at Tallahassee and on old ago sur­ vivor* Insurance to the Bnrl,l "PUtorilp— m il™ " i t the Poet Ufflc* Building In Orlando. A dispatch Trom Jogjakarta, to­ day said Republican political lead­ ers termed Van Mbok's charge a Dutch exeuse-ln-advanco for re­ suming on a full scale the mili­ tary operalions technically halted by cease-fire orders Aug. 4. . The Netherlands krmy headuuarters In IlsUvIa repotted In­ donesian scorched earth tactics had destroyed the world it tea factory. This was identified the Hslimbangan plant In the nU r district of Sumatra. • The White Cresa agricultural colony at Salltlga, In ccnlral Java, which had cared for 1,500 lndouc- grasslands consarratlon. al«ns since 1002, also wero burned by the Republican!, th# Dutch chanced. Both sides have reported repeat- RllSSia S ile n t O v er LU C K Y S T R IK E presents T H E MAN WHO KNOW S S THl TOBACCO AUCTI0 HURI f Seizing U. S. Soldlm SO. taro months before n.>guli*tlon» were suspended. The agency aald the document! quoted Dutch Pre­ mier Louie J. M. Reel a* piling Van M n o k irS o e riL iliT h it i n C tary operation* offered the only .T K -S J g ^ A 'X w - th at mealing show ad (hat Dtrith buslnassmen agreedtapeedy actleu would be needed to forestall scot­ seven affirmative ched earth tactlta by the Indoirasl * 1 1 , In d a d la k 'lM ana la Ja m and Sumatra. ill the Veto holding Na Dutch comment sms avail able Immediately. 8 EOUL Aug. 81 OF)—Two strong protests and repeated de­ m a n d a for eaplanatlon for tha telaur* of three American eoldUra In north Korea remain un­ answered by the Russians. ' Lieut. General John R. Hedge, American occupation commander, eald be had made the pretests PTtr .Ilia s iraals slasa Uey aa" curred Aug I t and that ha era, gravely concerned about the In­ cident Intelligence officer* aald 'daDr TVf SOLD more than 240 million pounds of tobacco, and at every auction I’ve attended, I ’ve seen the makers of Lucky Strike buy fing quality tobacco...th a t fine, ripo-irookin’ Maf that makas a smooth, mild smoke." A c t\ ___ _ �f •: S' 'W;;- l.\ . U U n ity T h e r t U S t r e n g t h — To Pn I k I tlx P * * « of th# World; To Fromot# tlia Progreaa of America; To Produce P w p r r f tf for Sanford. ' TH E W EATHER Partly clraity thrnufh Saturday, with »how»r* or thundershower*. Gentle variable winds mostly easterly.■ A N IN D K P E N D K N T D A t t / I N E W 8 P A F E * V O L U M E X X X V III SANFORD, Established 1808 Cuban Demand For UN Order In F L O R ID A , Nazi Doctor Guilty Indonesia, Is — - - — QUITANDINHA. Brail. Aug R«ssian Protect Re* ' teals N u m e r o u s A r r e s t s Of Left­ ist R i n g l e a d e r s c il S e n d F o r c e s Or Let Her Handle S i t u a t i o n Alone Reds Reject U. S. Plea InBulgarian LAKE SUSCESS. Aug. 22 (Ah Neth-rlandt told the Secur­ Leader’sSentehce The ity Council today that the UnitcJ 22 UP)—Cuba was defeat'd loda) in her demand that provitiont !o< Possibility Ends For protection of the “economic inde­ Allied Review Of pendence" of American nation* be written into a hemisphere treaty. An t i - Re d * r . Case The tteering committee of tic WASHINGTON, Ann. 2f. (*P) 20-nation Inter-American Dofenu —The State Department aaid ta­ Conference voted down the pro- rtar tt WH1 proteat directly to ^ j p o u l . Fifteen natron* voted again*! Bulgarian government trader* in m the me*rule, which the United a new effort to *»ve the life of Nikola .Petkov, top-ranVIng atState* ha* opposed. . 'ArkhnUrrai -jolted -th e *»*aeotkiana* ttrltlm a arlrnriia roni'P ! I#HC# O M * conference with a au rp rlie, move to bkr Joint u»« of armed furc* SOFIA. Bulgaria. Aug. 1 1 UP* In Combatting aggression from within tho western TlamUpheie. -R ussia's repreienlative on the The eonfareneo approved In It* Allied Control Commission today special economic parley o fA m er* rejected the United State* demand lean nation* In 1948 after the plenary ten io n a rail for a for a review of the death sen____meeting ____ _ _ January. _ fence of Nikola Pelkovi lop-rank ^Bogota next Nation* ce**e-fiie order had on­ ly increa»ed bloodihed in Indone* ia. The Dutch then told the council that it.m utt either “tend troop* or let- the Netherland* alone take meaiure* to rrilore order. The announcement that both tide* would comply with the coun­ c i l ceate-fire tall* at of raklmght Aug. -f hvl. haep. hailed; »* the council * greater! triumph to date in it* peace-making e.lfoiti. -T - G( Defeated At Meet Dutch Demand Coun­ Argentina Moves To Bar Joint Military Force Against War Inside A m e r i c a s Korea Revolt Disclosed By '- r ^ x || NO. 201 A sso ciated P rta a L o tted W iry F R D A V , A U G U S T 22. 1911 ADOIF HITlir* peraonal phytldan. Dr. Karl Brandt (above), and 1* other defendant* were found guilty by a Untied* State* tribunal In Nuernberg, Germany. They were Just Before The Battle Started SEOUL Aug. 22 .UP*—Arrr»t of lumemui ringleader* in "widtpianl activity of a revolution ate natur” in touthetn Korea wtj anmunccd by Lieut. General John R. Hodge late today after tjr IBullion wa* disclosed by a pul. lit Russian protest. > G>! Genera) Terenty F. Shttko>. chief of the Soviet delega­ tion , on the joint commiaiion terlioj to agree on a unified Ko teat government, issued a ptei* * Rioters Demand Evac­ uation Of British: Voice Dislike Of Trend OF UN Talks LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. M. (Ah * —Egyptian Prime .Minister Nakrathv Pash* told the United N a­ tion* Security Council today hlg country vigorously opposed an American • supported Hratlllan ' resolution recommending that Britain and Egypt make a neat atlempt tn settle A'.ele differ*, enres by direct negotiation#. Nokrashy,-P*»h* declared tha , 1(fra ill/n - Veoposaf * wot !n*\he " p m ! ten-day* w*s apparently aimed at - disniptins the work of the owly r "»ould serve no osefnl pur­ pose," hut added that It »■* "4n evasion of the primary respouslbilitv ot the Seeurlly Connell.” end refpontlblllly for medical ex* orrlmenta on the Inmate* of eonIn a. new appeal for the coun­ -entratlon camp*. (Internationn' tcntmiiion." * cil to take it* hand* off the In­ donesian question. Dr. Eelco N 5kt(kov said the had wade th* CAIRO, Apg 22 iAh-Tbous* Van K lefftnt, Netherlands rep tares statement" two d*v» agr an-Jt of riotui Egyptian!. iom* teaantatlve, declaredd: at s com miss Inn meeting and shouting “Down with Amencx. 1 "If you really want tha fight­ demvded "restoration of not'i’al ing to atop, you rmiat either *ep CQl'iitiimsJ? -Sulisequsnlly • H-wtge clAsfied nitb police in demonitra* w* f f iiilia e m n R a il C u i u t v •au>bau-Hnit— a m i and Maj. General Albeit K F-*-UuHlarmo Balt. Cuban antt-Communist—leader.— - ~ troop*-oy-alltrw u i ~tn'brlltf'gbmit7 lions' lotliy against the trend of Br »n. chief of the American United State*, atPefkov was irnlenced lait Sa!- together with freedom, that’ *v' Untied Nation Secuiity Counfd del at atlon, held press confsi curity for which million* theie discussions on this nation*! dis­ anware yearning." steering eommltteo at which hi* u,tW 1° die_ *» a conspirat He branded the .eounril’* •M'lg#'. commander of the Ame pute uilK Hi it sin. Police tfited propoul wa* voted down. He we* ag*in>t the Communul-dommal icar oecupatlnn rone of soiiIIiski reported .to hava asked the com ed fatherland front .government. fnrta.a dismal failure and bitterly sewn follcmris of tbr Moslem 12 Cases Found Dur- Kces. said Korean authorities mitt** to declare hi* meature, No date hat been announced for charged: biothrtbood. r rested more than, too iic"Never wa* th e n »u«h kill­ "opportune or Inopportune," The . , i n g M o n t Ii D e c s hadK toiu in Seoul amt an undetermined ing on the part of the Repui committee voted on that bail*, *he hanging. file .setitrj Prime Minister, Ah­ in the provinces. and declared the propoial Inop-I The United State* announced lican troops and betid* aince med Kuhriis. broadcast an ap­ Not Mean Epidemic nunl-er He <aid those arrested were I - portune.. I hi* arrest and trial, and font your ceate-fire order. It i* a peal "t« every iincere ptlnot to chicct’d with .rioting, atterkioo strange and dreadful paradox that Argentina departed aharply day*agnth* United St*1** and Twelve rare* of dipllieria have poire boxes and Interfering with help lb* government maintain qr-. ba* hail i Jfcfrotn the provitiont of the ltfld Britain aought a review of the your cease-fire order the government’* lice-eolterting been repotted in the-county dur­ an effect diametrically oppos'd dcr." Hie Prime Minister. Mah; ' y Art of Chaptfltapee by submitting aentence. pn jiam. He did not disclose |bc boud 1'ahmy Nokrashy Pasha, is a propoaal for ’th# hemisphere! The rejection wa* ant” muted i toP tyour • humane Intention*." „/ i„ jn ing the preterit month, il wa* an­ #XM treaty which would eall lot me by l.leut. General Alexander ‘Jj* nounced today !>y , Dr. Frank ing nt or location of the riot­ THIS P1CIU8I WAI tAKIN ninmentt hefer# flying flit* Interrupted tha at Lake Success piessing fqr o f - a eommon military force - Cherepanov. Soviet m«nb*i and ( "**<»" Pul u' Quillman. diteclor of the Seminole Hodge said the sltugUop twgsn rongiesslonal Investigation Into Hollywood labor strife being held In United Nstinns action. ly In-tha event of '7t{ae‘. fro ,i acting deputy chairman of the tiVhwtC thU " « nl^n "n Countv Health Unit. wh» the- discovery in esrly Au- 1,0* Angela*. Callt. Hone# committee cmmKl Irving O, McCann (lett), T h e 1number of demor.siratott m m tho -A m e ric a 7 • |*om n,l»lon. .g rin ": BHt t> shown alklng question* a* Joeeph A Partway (right, foreground), leached about fi.OOfl at on* tirn* of a plot by U fltst *m Although the incidence of dip- gu<’ . Chila'a Foreign M inuter. GetCetkor, leader of .the Agrar- aln over withdrawal of troop* ......... ............ . A r I- rvwineef. I«ik* at hts glasses (srrow). Remark by Partway to In Calm. They reformed after pb'tees of the Korean Broad man Vergara Donoso, **ld “Chi'* , ! " 0 *nd one of thr *lgn- and th* future of the Sudan Iberia in Sanford and Seminole casing Syftem to salotage High; I McCann that “I don't go for this Oestnpo stutt" caiirert the lalter to leap i I 't t a ll h n e d n n I S i| » r i f v t t ha* her own propoeal, which i* *'* <’f ‘he Bulgarian Armitlica, Meanwhile, the United State* County bs* been lomewbat above lal speeches ami inject Commiin | to hla feet and etrlke Padway, breaking hi* glasses, (foteenattoanl) not In accoinf^W lTh' thV oroi'l«**'> "'•* Kiv,,n * P**— , „ ganrta-- tnhy- program ^ ” '1 ------ -— " ——— WSTWlLduring"lb> part fewlivee Trtiented bV“AWfenltiia ^vL~ietit*ne*"ind ‘Dried nn „ M tpadel, f ™ minium ,'f of rcaponaiblli.y for an * Hat S L O W . 1 M « * r ' U g it lia* not reathed the extent tur me* the Dominican Republic, .eld lo J of the government whl<k ,1 the move in h B t ' f ah epidemic, be declared. Tonation warn "agafftat the idea ( . in ,1m! Amarian tha dfiDule* t*l rsset line* ,Js» f are 18, north,’’ hut added. "I of; say. from the Soviets The disease is very infectlout. net , p H tmerlc.cn and extr*. Northern but not contagious, he pointed^ Oontinaataf akgTettlon," • aaylng (TMitlaate ( r - ll.« * d . am ra*« re * , *:i*t w .h n out. and explained that tnfei-‘ “wa“ It* Russian.occupied. ......* th* fetUlelc’ from Within wdlifd court. The aeven day* would N The Ainrriran commander also up tomorrow. , , _4 flow# means that a jiersnn mu*l I ( a e lle a r t e e r a g * W e a n _ NANKING. Aug. n (Th— ChlTh* American and Britlah de. Explosion Racks City com* in close contact with a ea*e ssid, "Theie is no political sigI nrsc sourres sifid today that Oan- . •; — -2 — . or carrier to - develop tb« dts- o.flca'Hce in the artrjU. Same mend* for a review were mad* ’ rr#| All«ert -C. Wedemeyar, at g : 1 J in letter* to Cherepanov. The Hall In Philadelphia ease. Many persons hay's lately RlghUil* s»ere el rested ton.” Shippers W arned O f.M eth o d s Of . D'scnsc meeting with the Mat* council af tit whs hot clear what the reiitinted informallo’i from the n Chlastg Kai’Sheek'i U. 8. note, sent to Cherepanov Possible W e s t e r n PrcvcntioivEKpInin* ti'ii'rnllaalm Health Unit and from inlvote criieral mcaiit by lack of poll’lMonday, aaid i’etkov’a conviction tiorne, had told th* government PHILADELPHIA, Vug. J 2, elgnirigance, since lie'm ure I pnlli v tuitkrt* China lacks ‘ nppeera to b* a grwa mftcar- —An explnainn bclluv <d mused hy“ physlrlnns as to how to esm|M- <»l <('„»■<»»,,I M a r i t i m e Strike ,cd By Q m . l i r . a n top* „ »'■*. SUablt lilt- disease. | C a « l ! * w a e e r * i r e t '. l a h t i inismicement, not i««- materia la 8l tmmb shook PhllaiM|>hla'.r ('My • All persona,who wish In nvmd Hall today and wreck-I th- f 1*Jt W in k of the ‘-'intnole Count', ,'r »'M>urre« Tlir nation's labor unions got The Aiov'Iren presidential #nfloor room nf the deteciivo hurvn.i. the disease, especially rhlldteii a new <M of rut*s Indav. tbr fleallh Unit in it> <li«'a»' pievrn under 10 years of age who ninkr >"V. nttoiuling .the meeting at Th, s-nferd sv„i a.b k.w Around World FllcrB Firat report* tald only one man 08 I afl-l laitlr) a<t, and only sn (ion program » o ti«lu ■•iitbp tlir government'* request, wa* re­ percent of the cese*. should it* Jnltlal organisation meeting £\rc Sick In Greenland wai inlurcd. onds bebue ii went into efl'cl eil bv. I)r. I f.'iik Quillman, h put ed to have describ'd candidly yettarday afternoon, elected offThe expolilon cau»e>1. con»id*r- avoid rrowilt and p.ild': gath-i icert then went to their akee*. able damage. G latt pxriitjon* end ings, he said. let at , midnight 107,000 production diteclor. to lli' I om* t bib it thro wliat he found during his month* WASHINGTON, Aug. 22. (aV long Inspection of China but to range at tha Municipal Airport Every child from six month' door* were shattered. wnrk'M. ahd the Ford Motor Co. meetitie at the fourist (Vflter- Ins', e lett no hurt of the policy rsFamlliea'of Clifford V. Evan* and Deputy Chief Engineer William to nb# year of age should he tnuiiu for their initial .hoot. G#or„ w . Trum, n> .vho t r . , t. F fltm e t K in g L o in 1 l'is »y lVit*<- mnmehdatkini he would make to agreed to a ronlracl clause for . Andrew Carraway w ai elected tempting a ‘round tho world flight filmlar. among the firat firemen nixed against diptherla, Qulllma'i ,was announced as winner *d tli* I'resldenl Truman. ' Earl Ginn ^rlled sudden- a union shmi Pr**'d*n* of ‘h« e*“b. Police (iy j>|per cub plane, received word o arrive on th# tean*. aaid "aome. advised. He also suggested that •yCharles . yailerday afternoon a t tile q u tf p io g r *n r “ Kisen s c o m I w - " l hlng exploded In a *t«wl loekei ." they should have a an call* I chine«e sources said the gattTlir I ’nitrd Automobile ’WwkJDwitlV e ^ 'aand m t Byrd JJ.* rGoode i t *' I0* Diet* are The III Fire apparatus converged on “booster shot" at the age of home on Sanford Avenue. He was ago-irf legsnl to Lion’s «iub oi eial hud contrasted the situation -•b tlv g ^ofrie fleer nf 1** | nnuen*aG»*In lw° Greenland. the city hall and hundred* nf pet- three, again when they star, i«*m at Sidney, «., .and came to I ( C I O ) thus bypassed a pro. gani/ ilions. irtC hina with-that in Europe. H% 5L H S , t fIT a*M t: ~ L rt L U |W“ rneitage w a. relayed bv amateur tont crowded Into th* amoke-filled to school or at any time that Sanford 10 vear* ago from ('In- sisiiin o f’ib ' Isw making msjntily " i i quot'd as ■saying Europe la decided to hold a weekly ahqot rl(||0 itetion* and waa picked up T h ' fii|t public In ritb in doorway. Police held back the the mgdicalN,adviser deems it rinnati. He was a member of th'* appioi »l by a company's employ­ almost starving wliils Chins ia In tbe U nit'd St*!*— w so e» ThueJd.*r bv E' ' necesiary. T h iT W v W is avail- H rat Presbyterian Church. crowd. mpartively rich in the esxentiafs - - - * Twp trap* hava Iteen eent Evan* and Tmman advised that a h b - b e l l iIni l.HH 1798 Id llAltliUoi',. i,„( apparently deflciant in e*uiraallBH<a an Paae !:l«fcl» Mr. Glnu i* survived by th.* e's a leqniiernenl for a union t ahl'*b»it m tiiunnoi' Director of Public 8af-ty James o'clockthey were In the If. 8. Army ho*, II. Malone waa conferring with » idow, Mrs. Clara T. Ginn, thre- shop. aaid Dr. Quillman m Id* talk. |,ader* to develop and pr#-' adopted daughter* and two sis. Riim'doig* o* a dock strike nn a.ml pr sva* *i*l up ft IVsisacd.# p< . . . . . . | „ r. r, 4mircci iThe.following, acorea were made nital at Blule IVeit On*. Green­ Judge Vincent A. Carroll in an '-ra, Mrs. Frances (!. JKnojp of the Wes! Cna»i, anil a move In Th* lit"! ! g "f Ik on th* abbreviated rlt ekeet ' ■ target land. and were being well taken office directly above where th* Byron Wnlker Dies The same sources ssid Wede,rare of. Blule West Una ti an exoloilon occurred. Pidnev and Mr*. John Carson of by Ihe- 'inng-organiiol p n u t'i* Am* lean Public Health A*» ■ n u'.e r told't h e council China h i d of 16, bird* each: airfield built bv the United State* Burbank, Calif. Suddenly In Tumpn ,“I wai lifted right off my feet Andrew Carraway 14 to ignore _ tji# ne(v ru)#» ,(,o a elation In 1*72 remiti-d .in 'tk f fa iled to fully Chin Funeral ser vice* will ____ _ hi fMt ix k ! C - •_ « 2tfLJnUler ..'arennu, »s!ai-ii-bM'id ~pf'.nutr ^ M l s r 9!li .m o r n IIWMMSS l duping the way, ______ ‘ n ”- Judge Car-- * 1 bled il'liTlii board* ’luougln ■ that been done, your economic qtt*1 thorrght-thg-. r ntrrr The ftlv * began ~tbail Avrorr ~Walk«r. 85. rrcc" r bii i~ Paturd a v imm itiig o t-in^O 'ntiock paninient* to the advent of the, colli I I gsn ItH ieM l n fl I ' a g f I tith ll Tetarboro. N. J„ Aug. 9 and reach­ of Blllv Finn had toppled off the man for th* general committee of *t .tb# Erickson Funeral Home •hai ply-debated new law. ▼ W. IL jfflU am a 1! uation today would hava bgsn ed Greenland Aug. 19, making a tower." B. d V h e lc h e l 12 adlustment of the’ Brotherhood of with the Rev, Douglas Charles much less' serious.” During the AO days aince ihe teriea of atopa enroute. B. B. W right 11 Th# full fore#*qf tha'blaa. wa* Locomotive Engl nears for the A t­ officiating. Intermrnt will he at law’* enactment by the 80th Con­ Chinese who attended th# megtCantered In one of tha bureau’* lantic Coast Lina ayatau and re­ a later date. gress over President Truman’s Airways Authorized ^ inK.«sld Chlang. axpraasad Chtnx.’* 2 ; 11 W. A. baffler 10back room* occupied by the N ar­ sident for a number of jeary died | l 'aliens# n n l ‘ . , , S :i« k u for tueh frank ctit* To iMakc Nijflit Trips appreciation cotics Scuad. W. A .,P * triek 9 i t j l l l home in Tampa tbf* morning Moslems In India «, Midwest Slated For irl'm . U. 9. Ambassador J. U i t v W. A. Adam* 9 Detectives William L#lnh*us«r after a brief Illness. I* * -r------- r iou Stuart accompanied Wedd* ’ Florida A irw a y s, . In-, of Or, i"» v er.to the meeting. Virtual)* The following tcor«* war* mad* 3 More Days Of Heat and William Innaretll, alone In the -JU-waa born and raarrd in P j . i Attacked By Sikhs FIjirh Fly At Half land" ha* received author:*-.'' from all ihe lop leaders In th* national • on the platol range: room, were dated by th* terrific Tampa and Iq 1909 becanr.-r an AW, f fame* Webb 197 X 400 at concussion, felt In building i a employee and in 1910 \.iss made Br the A*>ociat*d Pre** JULLUNDUlT, In dia. Aug. 22. Staff Honoring Bilbo tha Civil Aeronautic* Admlnistra- government participated. I tlop for conduct o f , flights intis tltfw fire. The Midweitern beat wave and block away, but escaped with no­ an anglneer. Until one year r.go (JT—Fierce Sikh warrior*, rising A pri**i'u> spokesman said ' Jem** H. Howard 395 WASHINGTON, Aug. 22. » .P .- ' Orland.. rn l Titlla-, \r„iem eyer entertained h i|h drought, now whittling away thing more serious than m a tc h e s. he aerved a t local chairman of bv th* thousands, were waging to­ UVdemeyer .. J« m *i Hardy ; 376 Inside tha room, a run; of steel, the Brotherhood of Engineers in day what military authorities cal­ Flag* at the Capitol wer* flown h**7T1 un‘,,,r ‘/I’1" ! " ’ w ' #v* i. . *r ''""<■** officials tonight at - d U 'ateadlly at rom and other crop*. ® F. X. Rockett 864 »rronllnif I O Hoi* Vn^rlrtin tm b fity , th# only *1111 wa* anchored f i t at lea»t locker* waa demolished. I'll mg Tampa. l'd a ruthless war of extermina­ «( Imlf Rt*ff today hoc mu * of tbr* C. B. Spark* 892 P W ^ B t h r e a more dayej th* Chicago cabinet* w tra wreckad and chok­ fu„ rtion . conducted hy tK. Mr. Walker wa* a member of tion against Moslems trap p 'd east Heath nf Senator Theodore G. Hit man company vice t.i - o l,, ,' Authorir.tlon-was .Iv. .m-slvcrt n3 ^ , on Hurinr Other* In attandenca wara John Weathar Bureau said tmUv. ing fumes filled th* corridors. tha Masonic Shrine. Ho U sur­ of th arPaklslan border. ho (D Miss) and a committee of for conduct of schedul'd n l g h i . tii)( )n Galloarair, ^ B. Pop*, lloy It ill. | There wa* nothing In tight to Thar* was no fire. vived by the widow, a former San­ In 12 day* of xavogj fighting, ■ix Senator* wa* nam 'd to at­ operation* on the Orlao-b'-Sonf >rdjamt, Dan Wright, H. K. Billing*.. budge th* tearing Matt before ford resident, on# alstar, two while the subcontinent was being tend the funeral. The mission leaves Sunday far prelrminanr to a lO-d^j ley and Georg* Smith. j g un(|a r night, the foreeaeter aatd. brother*, and three nieces. Fun­ divided Into (he dominions rf In­ Senator Vandenherg (R-Miih), J a c i’onrille route. Tlrs will per- foWv achedolrd-pawenscr. atr mat i f ferSa.— ---.............. — ...... . ■1 Ha predieted temperature* House Group Probes eral - arrangem antr-tuvg ntst-yst dia And Pakistan, military leporla presiding" oTfleer o f ,tho Scnatp, mlt been completed. 'howed the -trrerded 811th* had authorised appolntmank of the amt air exrre*s eervtce ai night 2 Buildings Will Be j again today, for lltlnoU. Indiana, MCo-Op’’ Operations overrun at least 150 rural vlt- funeral delegation in a cable mes­ into Hanford. UeLamL an l.Palatka Iowa, the Dakota*, Nebraaka and Isgus populated wholly or partly sage from Rio D# Janeiro where In addition to the daytime flights Teachers Report To Transferred To SHS!K S V T A ' S WABHINOTON. Aug. 22. (/*>- Paraguay Victory (■Vi Mohammedans. Mon, women he la attending tha Intar American now operating. Principals Monday ready la pdrehed from about four Tha Maryland Economic Council snd children were slaughter'd t-y conference. 4 T Semfnol# High 8chool I’rinelpal week* of dry. hot wsather, except contended to Congress today Gift Over Rebels Foreseen tha hundreds. Shops and homes The in # senator* s e n iiv n appointed i p p r iin ic ii are u re t l ■• Teacher* will report to princi­ . Herman E. Morrla waa today ad- for brief pasting cool wares and small business#* ara being Injured Eastland (p-Miee), McUeii.r (D-jFour S c h o la rs h ip wet* burned and pillaged. pals of Semlnola Counts $chodla riaed by government authorities light local thunde ratio w e n by "rapidly davaloplng unfair and No one knows how many have QUITANDINHA, Braxil, Aug. j1Winners Announced on Monday. On Tuesday nsoritiMr th at two building# at tbo Pin# Soma crop observer# Said that un-Amarlean competition'’ from 22. UPI—Two Paraguayan Insur­ diet. Military record* listed ! 300. at 10:00 o’clock they will reeaA Castle -Atr Field are available for with top toll moisture exhausted co-operative#. . gent envoy* to tha In’er Amar- No one teemed to know how many transfer to th* School grounds, Pour 8-m ln-l, Counl, wlDn-r, i - l t h ," P .r .l,n r .. ,nd ,1 Vi, MttS or nearly ao throughout the region Robert L Black, of Nnrback, Md., Icen Defense Conference admitted vdlagea would be left before the <IT 'U '.,,M ! M l-ilnlppl n « i t . member* headed by the dean of of acholatslilps. Senatorial a n d , lima principals will m eet. with • On* o t theta • portahla fram* the crop deterioration would be­ made this contention for tha coun­ today that th* civil war "may aoon Klkha call their Job complete. building* will be placed Immediate. come more rapid'w ith each addi­ cil aa a House small bhsinoa* sub­ be over" with a govemmeqt v ie Military ladera expresaet fanr the delegation. Rep. Rankin tU- Representative, were today an- Sunt. T. W. Lawton. At 2:00 Tv west of the -football field and tional day of the heat and drought. committee opened in Investigation lory. . that the reprisal* -ommltted by Mlqa). wer# appointed to represont pounced from Tallahassee by th* oVlock tha aam# a fie ri son, prin-ciuala-wiil usaat -with sunWwiSye^will terra for dressing and #how. Tha death toll from causa* In- of cooperative*. Mac* sa il the thaf piymtaLf'T glr-jdUea ihaLLadjc. T Thla farly meeting of taaehara -reverted rgomf-faL-Jtgma.and. visiting The capitol Gag* wer* net lowThey are Robert James I-awlon wril-ii an osganlxatluu of-rhanT-r romttted in araoa where Mohamteams, be aalif. The itb e r build- to have reached 33 In Chicago beta of commerce and other bual- Francisco Recalde. who flvd the ni'dana are In majority would pro- ered her*' yesterday for several twin of Rupt. T. W. I^w ton) and Is nee#Ssit#led hy the njw stmt* e- lug srill be pieced somewhere be- since Monday night and 80 ainro neaa groups. rebal capital of Concepcion Juat vok* a new wave of butchery of hours becariae Senate official* first Kathenm Elisabeth Farnell of law that raauire* them to put _ ./Rfilnd the Budltorhim end will -be Aug. I; There wa* otw other death One question th* Hsus* group before it* fall, added that Fie- Sikhi and Hindu* branded in the neertnl official InatntrUonj fioni Ovlclo; Georgia Lillian Hutchins 10 mootha of terries during A t ,” *ti#ed for Glee Club ind band prxe- in the state elnee Monday mid­ ia out to answer ta whether the •Ident Iligtnlo MorinlgV* "mill. Moslem dominion of Pakistan. Vandenberg. They artll romain at of Sanford and Elliabeth Ann school year. PuuUt ara require*! to b# |n tk half ataff until tha funaral t(v Well* of Longwood. With tha axnight, 21 In Ohio, 3 In Indiana .and government la promoting "coon not mean the end Mr. Morris announce-1 that bo 2 In Minnesota. morrow. . centlon of MU* llutrhlnx, who rountr two week* before echoc hiononolle#" In cqmpaUllon ,witb ESTATE SOLD woold take Immediate atepa to W. T. Read, Deputy Renate ker- will start a* a freshman, tha opening on Sept. 8, «aW S uB t i if* ? The Weather .Bureau *«id that private enterprise. The DeBarfy estate In Volusia "Tha fight will continue until have Use buildings brought ’ shower# throughout New England, In connection with that study, Rooaatell'g freedoms arrive In f'uunlv on t!& northwest shore of geant at arm*, haa departed for other winner* will start as aoph- Lawton. Otherwise the; bring doctors* rartiftca for re-erection end i l‘ ‘J ia t he | New York, Eastern Pennsylvania the Congressional group took up Paraguay," they said. . . . , I-aka Monroe haa been purchased Poplarvllle, Mlaa., where the fun- omore#,. * to have them’ I The achoUrahipa are valued at the comraunlUaa where during and Virginia yesterday had re- first Uis operations of a co-op at They aaid grj-at confusion now by P*re)r Brower and J. B. Bchml- eral will bg held. the early p a rt of tit* football sea- duced t e m p e r a t u r e * there to tha government’* hug* G m nbelt, prevallad la Paraguay and that * r « r of New York City and la be­ A* la customary, funeral axpen- I f 00 a year and arv dcilgned to been visiting which 4U U th*^ •son. Former football headquarter# I around 80 degrees and that clouds Md.. housing project where 7,100 whole fam lllia war* leaving hur­ ing sub-divided Into email on* half ■** srill ba paid by tha Senate, of- aUmulaU atudy to enter tha teach- there hava bean no epidemic* there. will ba used for gjro classes only, would bold them down today. T a o tt* live. ' * flelali b tra aaid. Ing -profeaalon. riedly far sxHe ia Braxil. or mora act* units. Quillman Reports OnDiptherialn Seminole County Hits Is Unionized | County Health , Wcdemeyer Giinese Leaders c;! Prior To Deadline Program Outlined For Present Crisis Of New Labor Ad At Lions Meeting: ♦ Carraway Elected President O f New Cifr Skeet Club (’harkks E. Ginn Died Suddenly At His Hume Thursday t M . A f f ' . ’t t? - fUWi '— mmm ... *&iti*#* - -■ ~ .■» *!- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 21, 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/ca94280d708d402415393366975b088b.pdf 1023f5cfb8a3d648303368aff21cb622 PDF Text Text W E D N ESD A Y , AUGUST 20. 1947 Tilt ToHats4-l Hal Stewart Turns In -Victory For Hats; Palatka A z a l e a s Here T o m o r r o w VIMer, If AI*no, lb Truce Between Pro Leagues And Colleges Is Likely This Week Ctaltk, I I . I’a rta lb M adj»*hi. r (i Total* By ARTHUR BECKWITH, JIL '" ■ ■ ■ H n tU -tipM li-M U ir Sanford'! Sanford'a Inability to U lay down bunta when the signal* called for •aerifies* cost the Celery Fed* a 4 to 1 TwhU'rt a t the hand* of the DeWML Red Hat* and a* the andTonite n d a n a n iW ^ n ^ f^ E T a n C to take an early ihowcr In thn McManus, u Murrar. lb jiottom of the aiith ranto by lla rrlfiK ltin , rf Umpire Hot* Bellwck. Htelneeke llrlri*, ct did not think that Murray was H *l|e r d tlil. tb — - -*— at firat beau. amt. '•flTWfoFIriy p rote at • a* ejected from the contest. IS i ) | i i i u llca c b b i* Mit,..ii. w .i.iuar The gate* came tumbling down t 'lls n d i. «. Iia y io u * lle*» h I In the ton of the tenth when Gene T u U is It t * II 1‘a la lk a I. flM n ***U U 1 *10 «U I Ciolek blooped a ‘two bate hit llrt-n m l ticl.-iht I, Haiilord I I to Inals*' M A N K O Itli *00 #14 o'*"--1 down the left field line. Madjeiki Mi. A ttguslln* a i l^ c s t .u r a It * ) rv o rti M .M anus. limp* l a l l u l Ift; tingled, tcoring Ciolek and Ha) M sKilin ppd., rain M 1, llilile. K h lp l'cr 1, f * " TaAar's barns Stewart wai safe on a Fed boot, bnsa bit*' M- Perea, U x ll'd l VltD ayloun. a i ttrlaiulci Sloan advanced the two tu n n err t»r, f in is h . Hlolsn li*s*«l HIns 0, I .. ..I . U ,a at Ml. A un'iM ln* and a long (ingle to left field by M u ir a r. Itrbte. M'lvscinan. H s c i. 1‘a la lb a at ll*li> ***lll* , M altsrlisld 1. I.*fcs. I n. u M* Kncpper **nt Madjoki and Stew­ tttrssi M A N KO UU at Isatainrt 'la r r i f lt d s k to V * * a tu M. I*»* v t n o v e l , i .s u u i k art acroaa with the final marker*. f s i 1. A l.n n to V ' f s to M. I ’atas W I. I’d . j Id Manager John Krtdcr Mated thia l .r l l no bttasa IM-nitp) S, Hanfnnt liiouklr n .1 I * .SIS , morning that ho would pitch Van • linn- no balls; l l f r H tfaart T. W. tH'uis it SO .S S I . Stl klnnamon agalnat the Red H ati H lrafk u u l: l ir H lsa rs rl 1. be Lab * lic it mi St si .SSI J i rlnet»n>. W ild push**: I .aka, CutNew VorK 4t St ill III . lilt l.c p ilth e ri be M lsw a ii tlta r* C'incliinatl ST S i .IT S p lrrs; Mobley, llslbsch. Ib**ll and ''lib s* '■ SI St .II S IS Ib rvU . T im e of a a m si liS B . I'ltisbutah IS ST . I I I 11 they defeated the Daytona Itaank Islet*, 4 to 0. ’ The Red Hat* play host* to the Calerymcn In a twin affair with the first contest starting at 3:00 e'clock till* afternoon and the nightcap beginning at 8:00 o'clock in Conrad Park. Del.*ml tallied it* first marker in the »erond when Mario Peret double to right ccnterfirld and * U followed by a two ply poke Into left renter by Ted Madjeakl, •coring F e rti. Tha Fe»l* knotted the count and tallied their only tun in the aiith Inning. Don Murray opened the frame with hla aecaml knock of the tilt and made a clean theft of the keyatone aack,. followed by a tingle by Davo Rrlde, scoring J Murray. M«*n. ,r Brilliant play* afield kept the Knlpptr, rf P h lla d tlp h la IT *t M <2 CHICAGO, Aug. 20. 0V;—Ropreacntatlvea of th* National Coltagiate Athletic Aubtciatlon t'ria week will - meet- -arpemrcly- with Commiaalonrni Bert lftll of the National Football Ltagim and Jona* Ingram of the Alt-Amerira Conference to "clear the fog" on JflDVss b t f H f l J M n n ih p r 11aili 1 ■*"» j»»v To dean a home freiixer, use a aolutlon of baking aoda and wa­ ter. but never soap or a caustic solution. N#w York Iliititifl Chicago FOR KENT » REAL ESTATE FOR SA LE! 0 WORK WANTED 'or Bant or Rale Ttjo 2 ted roots FIVE ROOM house. 928'West 3rd modern homes, ten minutes drive EXPERT painting —contract or hourly basis. H. G. Grogan. from down town, on hard toad. Good 0 room house with 2 lot* on About one A one half acres of paved street 96.000.00. You'll Free estimates. Phone 78 | J . • land with each home, wall drain­ say, “Till* Is It" whon you nee it. ed laundry with rain water tank. Ts.oJ.rautJfiil homes Jo_tJic May-, FLOtlU - SANDING-A finishing, attfar-fanrrotnptato-bath m o m s fajr section. Ruth are home* cleaning A waxing. Our potter shrubbery and fruit for home such as you didn't daro hope for. unit enables u* to work where use. If interested call at 1113 W. It. WU.LIAM8, -Realtor there ia no electric connectio.t Sanford Ave. between 12 noon Tom C. Ilolt, Aastxiale avalluble. 21 yeata expericnc*. and one o'clock. 110 North Park Avenue H. M. Gtaaaoq,. Lakn Alary, Fla. Hanford, Florida 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE ROOFING-ROOF Painting, all kinda. Smith lire. Phono I 1H8. AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales' and Service. The Miialc Box, ALTERATIONS—all kind*, but­ ton*. licit*, burble*. Air*. Miu119 W. l i t St. Phone 963. aelwhlte. The Accomodation ROOF COATING- A*be*toa Alu­ Shop, llC’K. 2nd St. minum roof coating- good for metal, alalo or composition roof­ CONVALESCENT HOME now ing. Stop tanks. Cools your hums 12 SPECIAI/ 1FMVICES open at Chuluota, IB miles 8. E. 10 to 16W, Ten year warranty. of Sanford and IB mllca N. E. of Orlando. Largo screen and open porches to sit and enjoy th« cool broexes off Lako Cath­ HEWING JIAt'HINKS erine. Large grounds anJ walk* HALES A HER VICE •afe from auto traffic. I^rge HKRTH HEWING MACH. SHOP DODGE - I’LY MOUTH lobby.and rooms. Crick cunttrue. ■—IIS 8 ,- FRENCH. PIL -ll**— PARTS AND HttRVICK tIon. Can accommlata 26 only, Palmatto Asa. Phone 1011 phone or write for reservation CANVAS PAINT- clear and colora. HENKARIK GLASS A at once. Oviedo 2302 nr Dr. Martin 2392 or writ# Bos 197 PAINT CO. Phone 220. years. Have your woolens mnth Chuluota Florida. Large sedan proofed now. Downtown CleanFLOWERS for guests to rlait their doctor. • r* A l-aniidry. 113 Palmetto foe at) occasions Ave. Phone' 914. AVAILABLR at once, convenient, McNKU-L A YOST FLORISTS ly located down town nectlun, Plano Tuning and Repairing. I_ L Just off eelary up to data apartments with all Office ph. 403 residence ph. BIO-R modem convenience*. Adult# ■■■■— ■' r ■ - t Paints, Poultry Supplies, N'nila, only. Phone 660. 81QNB Purina Feels, Groceries and FURNIHHKI) room, with kitchen Meata. Toiichton A Watson, 1201 privilege*. 097 Oak Ave. Celery, Phono 1199. O. D. Ijindresa, Phone 1011 S ACRE CELERY FARM located FOR* SALE-dJmerock for drive­ RENT A CAR Lake Monroe, rent 3200,00 per ways and roadway*—l’hona YOU DHIVB IT year. Charles W. Robinson, 1241. 1’IIO N B' 100 Route 1, Box 631-A, South Jack-* 8 DUICKLAND-MOHKIHON aonvlle, Fla. TUXEDO FEEDS—coi U-DRIYB.1T. IN C Hunt'a Tuxede Feeil 1 BED ROOM, twin tied* and bath. SEE US FOR Cal) after 6;ft0 P. M. 414 Myrtle FOR SALK iljMEOGHAPH. PRINTING DLD NEWSPAPERS—3 CENTS AND TYl'ING PER POUND. BUNDLED IN CREDIT BUREAU OF 2 WANTED TO RENT SANFORD BUNDLES. FURNISHED or Unfurnished apt. 16 N. Park Pliane 180 10, IB, 10 and 2S OENT p a rm . r e sid e n t*. Hy 1st of Sept. HERALD OFFICE Clo*i In a* pontble. 2 liedrooroa. P lease• call '271-R after See Jimmie Cowan's Sheet Metal EXPERT RADIO RF.PA1KIN0 6:30. *“ • Fred Myera. 311 E. 2nd 8 L Work# for new Radiators, new Radiator core*. Radiator cleanS SEAL KSTATK FOR SALE ATTENTION MOTHERS Ing and repairing. __ —DIAPER SERVICE— BEAL ESTATE • CONCRETE SEWER PIPE Raby Valvet furnlahea hospital INSURANCE SEPTIC TANKS* Greoae Trap* ctaan>tarlle diapers and deodor­ MOKTGAQR LOANS Blocks, Aluminum Window* and ised container. Economical and RAYMOND M. HALL Realtor Screens, White cement Paint, safe. FuSy medically approved . . ParmaMUa. Jlnftlcana bracks 3alkt. 95 J f i p m , R tH Florida' ikFldg, -M liail^W Itcrete <Mmp*Ry;-80t T'FIRST fN SANFORD' NEW, two story, Htroe bedroom SEE THE new Lawn Shaver. Ask heme. Two ear garage. On for demonilrallnn. BENKARIK LONNIE MCMULLEN'S Market eoroar lot 116 a 140 In Mayfair. Barber Shop open Thursday, GLASS * PAINT CO. 112-114 Will ael) unfurnished or furnlahed Friday A Saturday. W. 2nd »L Phone S66-M. nwt;tCharging. 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL In Sanford Heights. Every r era convenience, large alpe; CAL WONDER pepper plants. L porch. IIS W. 19th St. or D. Mann. Lake Monroe. Fla. SANFORD Bniuty Salon—Phone 1364. 309 Park. Mary McMahon. SOFA, 18tk Century style, allp Phone 1364. Permanent waves tLY arranged five room bungrovers included. Phone 452-W. 10 up, guaranteed. W ater sof­ iw, about 3 miles from city on tener. Also open evening*. ved road with several extra 4 CEILING fana for aale. Laney’a Drug Store. ________ 0. .Priced a t 34,960.00 with Taetlve term s,: 1 New Phllco car radio. Just arrived, U LOST & FOUND ROBERT A. WILLIAMS price to aeU, Sills Service 8U rmond I.undqulat, Associate -ilon. Banford 4k Celepr Ave. LOST: Female Rat Terrier, white we T tt AtUabe lU ak Bldg. ,LL furnished bungalow, cor* r lot, Immediate posseasion. • t 96,000.00. BUT A. WILLIAMS id Landqutal, Aaoeclata C ARTICLES WANTED I hi » Philadelphia 0 i riw rrlitn rf Boat Ofi ’I , D atroB t, t |f t ,£ W iitilftc to il HI* Ignitifl &. N iW Y o rk I Georgian Tops Field Of Lottie Golfer# IS AUTOS FOR SALE' 1937 DODGE TUDOR, cove'.paint, upholstery good condition. Roy 0___HEW. WAHIEO card ed a p a ir ftfparal«if * »9ii«i ■3 gan 1 l tm M t IrtrlU V t* ____________________ 3H‘». Kempa won the medal in ■ Mid OZARK IKE 7 TWO DOWN. IT but i s t i l L 4 a can Y co p aw ~ SECOND STRAIGHT NO-HITTER UNTIL Lcgral Notice M in t i: The lloard i ‘nunty fumniUHiih t« i<f Hetnlhitle I'tutnly Plefbl* AND THAT BRINGS UP OZARK ____ IKE... BUT ACE tH ftr* In t b * I ’a a r t f o n t t.ii «r jI t O'ri.^k A. U ^pte|nlj4-* f ill i H l p a th#^ W N W THIS GAMS ^EW s ESI (M uErcfF Uy Walt Disney [ mum ? a m ..W UOTFVR BLANKET 1 . A COUPLE OF NtflMTS OUT IN TWE OPEN WILL CURE SOUR NERVES, HORACE! T r*r th e y , itsem to tw beat lm In tarrtl ut tb* I 'n u n li. ,- M i n n tl. J*; Marndon, 'C I I . II. P up*. C h a irm a n KCITICM TO APPK 4H TO: W 11.1.114 KMMA I t i l l . KI who** jiU f# and itI U ltu or rt d#firw 1» urtkituwn* . You • f •* hviflfjr n<Hlfl*4l Ihst euH iiAM lnrttiul*d i s |l|f c t trull ut * In C h a n m ry , t tt ib K H T II. v*. wit,i,iic und*r ' lb * IIIL I- E H Y . ' C'uufilV* lille . »* platnilff. iiiu rc itr. i- lan dam , and that th * r .l t . f utuaM la a n atMOlut* j t i r o u l d llo r*-. Vuu * r * ih *r*fu r* r u iu lr a l I , ■(p * * r In H id r* ii,* in prrtait h r a llo r n * * «« Iht* O f ftr«- r.f lb * C lrrh o t said C o u rt,, at th* ''n u n I I o*h In H anfonl. HrmlnuU ConnIV. P lo rld a, <>n tb* l l i b day ol K*ptam b*r, IM T <Tbur*da>) and that In d *r*u H th * r* n f. a drerr* By Fitin Striker i i h 1AJINE KANGKK m 'ZM ftZ?.1 WE GOT AU. THREE, H4CU7W4 HOW THAI WE'VE arrTYTHE SOON® 7MOS6 CROOKS ARS LEJWSG, BUT OFP P0RSWT* 16T*S/ITH1 BETTER, STAV RIGHT WHERE V0U ARE FOR. A WHILE I r~i -----— ■ ^ GST Awatf f r o m HERS.',---- ------- i*al th is 14th dev ut A aaui*. I f IT , ’ 1*1 IO. I t) V. . .1/,* la) P. 1 Ilarndon n * r k C ircu it Cntirl Kam lnnl* C n iin tr. riu rl.l torrw ui 8**11 |{<i«*b'>'d*f * h ih 'i ' m A lt - r f f l- ^ f"”* l T ‘*n Cff i ___ ttnrfunl. Plnrlita T liq M A T H '*K P IA H t ll'A I t t M A X IS K N I O I I T I144 V I ST HA V A X N A II A V C .V I'K , V A l.la w tT A fur* raid C o u rt *lth * r In lw ,.,ln r,» by a ltitrn * y r u a or ■b *fu r» -tb * #th Say * f Haplatnbrr. A , I). IM t, Mh> arwt** tw er** |V ,t Cnnfaawt w ill t>* an t,r*d a a a ln a t yna. »* I* furthar ordared thu O ia tlo u b* IhV im b llib a d . In T h * K a f- w rnnim K 1' g o w S r p r> •*?J fc fln id * Cnanly. TlorW *. t g « ,« rh »“ ) pt l V S f l - f a t h H iir 1 CHICAGO. Aug. 20, l/P)-A Georgian was lied with two other par equalling linkamen at the head of the field aa match pjay began today in the eighth Annual Na­ tional I.eft-handed Golfer*' Tour­ nament. AI Everett of Roma, Ga., n burner tilllat. lutnrd in it pair iif 36'* in yesterday'* 18-ho|e qualify­ ing round to enter * three-way tie with InMldie Kcmpn, Uklaliomn member. A A M football star,- vho aho*. <« 33-39. and Ted Olaee of Grand death playoff which went only Rapid*. Mil'll., who fired n 33-37. ilen two holes. Otaoe was eliminated on thrvfiral and Kverutl on the ’ Another Georgian, Red Sans of aerond. Macon, with 37-40—77, was a!»o , Kemp*, who plays quarterback the Oklahoma Agui.-^ and k amung the 32 who qualified jn .jri- for terday'a field of 90. Ths only the Mlnouri Valley Vuinfeienre other southerner on han<l was Jim lta»em- of- Durham, N.^-Ou -who Igheat ea»h prlc* paid for used nKoRniA. furniture. Ted Davie Furniture A * * ." rn b l l of m m o l'.a t a t v ln r LOST—Two 1100 *• 20 Tire# on bean llh d In ih a ClrcaU Court Ce, 811 E. leL Ph. M*. rlma. Brand numbera 2743 A In dnd fur Oam'nnlc I'o iin ir. K b w Ida, , In r h a n c r y aaaln »qu b: IT cor regardleai of 2307. Kinder notify Tamlaml W II4 .ll-: t-MR K S i n i l T . M f.n d lru rw . Trail Toura at Sanford. Phone •haaa pr»a*nl* a r , twral'.fnr* It Tl. Reward. ro m m artl you I * It* arnf aptwar ha- lock*! Supplies a m a o f land with brown spots. Anaware to name, "Sandy”. Phono 329-M. Reward. ' *411 W ash in g to n 41* .l i t 81. Lo u ft 41 11 .181 lin u lit Y r tf r r rf a r fb r tour ro n aaeeliv * *» *\« m *iA UO/-H04C' n it �— — :— k - 1 ’ ' * ■’ ■ 4*—* * — * ' e ,a ► la U a ltj T hen Is Strength— To Protect th* P n ( c of Ih* World; To Promote the Proof*** of America; To Prodpr« Prosperity for Sanford. THE WEATHER cloudy through Friday with local afternoon ft*rneon showers arid thandrr*ho*»r*. P a r t ly i h AN INDEPENDENT DAIL1 NEWSPAPER Established 1908 Tot Rescued From Greek By-Vet— ----- Call Special 1948 V Proposal For Italian And Austrian Mem­ bership A p p l i c a ­ tions Rejected QUINTANDINHA, Tiro *11, Aug. I I , ‘ (/P)—Tentative asreeB*M w ii rcarhrd iodav among a m ajnrlf/ of the delegation*, to the 20-nation llemianhrre Hefana# Conferenre lo call a «;>*d a l Hemisphere Economic Confaranc* In the aecond quarter of 1*41, delegates disclosed. L A K E S U C C E S S . A u g . 21 —K u tii* to d a y used the elo twice in ra p id succession It* >ck action tin the applications o t It a ­ ly and A m ir is for m em bershi, in the U n ite d N a tio n s . These w eie the sixth and sev* r n lh srtnes cast this w e e l s»,-J they ran the R tm ia n siring total o f 18 against m a jo rity u cirions in the S e cu rity C o u n n . NONE'HIE WOSSI fur their djnking. Mar* Ann O’llnsky, I. and her pet kitten are t&owit ntirr Hie lidle Riii wa* ie,rMxd fs* m a crerk near her tnurn In Penn. P- The t-t wjs rl-r-.t pllng In i civile Ihr killen who bad fallen In when she slip; J titi‘, 1*-- v a .u - Half a rrd> d-'wnsti?am, Albeit Lender, v t • 4 i i n * i tho.rbjld end -,fy— • *TfWr it —r gulled hie Dutch To Resume s Credit Indonesia Action Dwindles As Loan If UN Group Fails Debate Continues Renewed Attack May Balance After August Lead To Split In Withdrawals Wi l l Be $ 4 0 0 ,0 Q 0 .,0 0 jp Coalition C a b i n e t . (HE HAGUE. Aug.: 21 < « -A high source s »iil today “ there ran be no doubt” that Dutch action in Indoors** will bo re^ sum ril' o # ' JFlatge' scale' "if ’tSe Security Council, in its meeting 1 <4 should refrain from ordering lire InJojirtifD Republic ■ > Jfc 'to ' cease '_____ their present present ___ hostilities V— u U*‘ 2,1 by which they violate the council's President Truman. It wss reported today, h at decided to It*1*? present ceaic-fire order.-' The source did- not indi-ale W ar and Navy Department leadera ‘atunder the new wh«| the dried objective^ of new t* kgy knr posle . national'defense set uu. military action would be. but s Hlgtl While llotree offlriel*. drive lo lo^jelerta, ihr Repulreking not i . , asking to he quoted by name, Bt eald tlpst was the Preal lent'* rleet- firan Capital, has been diicursed ■Ion. in both the Nelheilandt arid In­ Presidential Press Secretary donesia. Charles O. floss would not confirm Some political leaders exnrr'sed the report* hut did any the P re­ sident will have an announcement belief that resumption of military on the new defense organUntlun •rtbin might lead l*> a split in the at a 3:00 P. H. (F.!}T|. news eolG I'athnlie-f.abor roalilion cahlnol, POASlbly followed hy formation r-f fa rt nee. Mr. Truman already lute an ­ a nutional emergency cabinet. The nounced th a t James V Forretlnl powerful Catholic Partly openly Dutch action on a large will take over aa aecrelary of na­ favors The majority of the *rcond tional defense under new legist*- scale. li neiinH ia i 's f , r i f s u B tion outtlng the War and Navy apartments under.a single cabi­ 0 net officer. Truman Visits Hull Aa disclosed by WM'e House officials, this will be thn line-up In And King In Hospital key post* under Forreslxl WASHINGTON, Aug. 21. (d-*— John L. Sullivan, now undereecrstarv of tfia Navy, will replace President Truman went to the Forrestal as secretary when the N’avv Medlral Center a t nethesda, latter takei hie oath ax secieurv Mil., today and vinlted Cordell ilnll mid Fleet Admiral ErneU’J . King of defense about BepL L v.ho a re palientw, there.__ __ W. Stuart’ Symington, now Truman May Keep V^War,*Navy Heads ’ In Key Positions ! V Jayeeqa era still far from Ihe 15,000 goal which th jv have *et for their tourist program and op•ration of the now Tourist In­ formation Booth, It wa* U today rfported to member* of tho* Sanford meiT-i a t Junior Chamber of Commerce their luncheon a t the Mayfair Inn. The report was made by Karlylc Housholder. Two of the member* of the club 9 v m g lrm prtees fo r *hetr rffprts (n rfc tn lir raising Ifti towanl the drtva. 'They were WalUc Morgan 1 t l ' Jame* Fields. Presidant J. BrajI* v Dilham -s rg e d the member* to exert mote effort to put the drive ncross, and •tate d that the Tourist Program being undertaken by th e club wa* definitely to-the Interest of Surd'1 Gueeta were Ralph lastin g , Robert Luke end Jam es Bowen. LEGION IS HOPEFUL NEW YORK. Aug. tM.1T>)— Donald O. Glasecoff. national ad­ jutant of the Amor teat Legion, said today there still was a po*. elblllty th a t President Truman would attend the opening session -ef the Legion's annual ronventlun here next week if hie achedulo perjSifta , 1 } • J \r- :.l| , “ . iSJ im^ . ■ p—* n jtv i—.» - arLxM,—wtJTS.-*; the While IlTuUso g a S t r r former secrrlarv o:>f state and (tie Wntlimc chief of naval operatinue. He r»lta sent flower* lo -ifre; lit- Mums on. wido v of a formrr serretprv of the navy and In■mired ole,ui b rr health, although it wasn't convenient for him to visit wit)* her a t the tlnio .. - ±. Unit hat been a patient In (be Navy hospital for aeveral mondi*. It wai announced t h a t -he went there fo r rest. King rn trrn l thn hospital last woe|< after suffering a mild *l;oke. A foremVm ho*pital report said be reotesl fairly well la « night and that his general condition icnmln* mu hanged. . , I 1 rcnch Ajrrec On Indo-China Policy PARIS, Aug. 21, OP) — The French cabinet wa* reported to have reached complete agreement today on policy toward rebellions tndft-China. Official comment was acarce, but the minister* were eald to have agTerd on negotiation* High Commiuianer Emile Bollaert I* to conduct with unaporified VielNarneae loaders. A previous co!dnrt meeting rrjcctevlfhrifl nsrsal to renew talks with Ptc dent Ho Chi Mjnb. It an* leaned. It wa* recalled th at a spokesman for former Emperor Bao Dal of Annan oald in Hong Kong yester­ day that negotiation* would be started between Franc.! and tho Bao DabrOnt rolled "United Front** and not with Ho Ch| MinH, who the enokesman oald was trying t* establish a Srtvict administration tn Indd-China. a French possession In eoutheast Asia. • •/1 v. n Afl H DAI). Iraq, Aug. I l j ^ v —The Iraq governartnl s o u n ­ ded dollar eichanga uatll b r ib ­ er notice at noon fodet. The measure was believed ■•oonerted w ith' Ameilcan-Urltl*h i .i !1is'J b ’ Washington regarding dertlng ranvertlblllly. lion, but on Australian pr<; to leave lire deuiion Up iu II. Genrial Aurmbly which nife in New Tork Sepl. Ifr, fThe vote on A ustria-oas S lo I, with France and Poland nbstaln* Ing. The vote on Itatlv was 0 to 1, with Poland abstaining.^ ___ — The iPHlDH1Alio "saw Hie ap* plii-ations of three oilier *x enemy stoics, Hungary, Itulgoilo. end Rontanla. relerterl through failure to receive ffte required nviority of seven affirmative vote*, includ­ ing those of the Hlg Five The Uniled State*, in n Mirpri»o move, then inlituluced a resolu­ tion to shift the whole qu-stion of applications over to the General Assembly. The U. S. prnposxl requested the assembly to consider all the rejected applicants ami recom­ mended that the 55.member body admit all which It considered qual­ ifier!. • 8o\iet Delegate And>«l , A, Gromvko Immediately attacked the U. R. proposal as "eenselese." The council reji Ramanla'a ■pplirattog I to 0. abstainIng. Only .Syr la r admie- BtfSdC . / •* Reds H it For Occu­ p a t i o n Of Port; E c o n o m y Confer­ ence Is A t t a c k e d WASHINGTON, Aug. 21. VP) —The .Slate- Department dis­ closed lodar that Russia ha* pro­ tected against an AmericanHrltish-French conferenre on increasing German industrial acti­ e*i vities. hut made it plain the talks Mill he held regardless of , the Soviet objection*. MANCHESTER, N. H., Aug. 21. <dh—lb S. Hep. Chester Mar­ row (I!-M l) today urged I 't a b Truman In call s *peci>‘ _ Of CCkgteag'rie d«g? *r»f • l»nslon In Europe and "the Kotlet • L'nlon's aggressiv* forelgn policy ef expansion and ul­ timate world domination" sole clrai linl ClfIrtWJjfia fe1'* f I ir*Htfiyiit«j| im 1**1 # L fiM l Jaycees Report On If, Booth Funds Drive y - r— On both Italy and Auitiia, •’ •• I It become thes eountrv'e cor first secretaHr of the air' force with indenendiht stAUis. Kehneth* Royair wlO ypnUmfg a« - gecrrRdtT f8f. war. nltfmuah losing his Cabinet statu*. AH will be ([Iren recess appoint m»nts, subject, to confirmation when the Senate meet* again. Dairen-Germany Subject O f B Cuba Demands Joint Hemisphere Action To Protect Econom­ ic I n d e p e n d e n c e QU1TANDINHA. B r u i t , A u g . 21 —Cuba formally present­ J ed to the Inter-American Defcnir '^Conference today a demand for joint hemisphere action to protect v : **' 'xHiei V rJTIed »'the eton*>iiV tfr dependence" of American states. Guillermo Bell, Cuban amb.t»v. ’ A dor to Washington and aspirant to his country's presidency, told the committee on aggtctiicn that "it is -impossible to conceive of political independence* unless a 3 state *1*0 has economic indrpfn — » ------------ 1----- ----------B*1t~ .asked an immediate vot* "to srecelerate o t r labor*,” but the committee Ignored the request and adopted a Chilean' motion to ad­ journ until 0 A. SI. EBT to­ morrow. . -\; The prVsentatlon of the Cuban demand cama after the apparent •<. failure of a series ofr "coffee table conferences” arranged by Conference President Haul Fcrnandes. the Brasilian foreign mlnia*»r. in an effort to avert an alihUit certain controversy lntween the United States and Cuba. The (eland republic’* stand was against what It called "economic aggression" or "unilateral c-con „■ Soviets Use N o . 200 A u o d iltd Prf»» Leased Wira SANFORD, FLORIDA. T U E S D A Y , AUGUST 21, 1947 A tAIOI poster picture of F.va Duarte Peron, .wife of the Presi­ dent of Argentina, is removed (tell) from a wall tn Ilia de Ja neiio. Draill, by orilrr of muninpal aulhoritie*’ prior lo the arrival ot Mr*. Peron to attend the InterAmerican Conference. Above, the Argentine First Lady acknowledge* the welcome of admirers at the airport, where th» landed from Europe, She may Join ihe Argen­ tine delegation. (International) Ultimatum Given Refugees Off French Coast Senator Bilbo Dies In Hospital Each Fined $25 By Judge Herlong WASHINGTON. A,.s 21 W lY.Umted Sl'eTe* lie sgainil the continued Sovirt ocf\jp-*tion ol the Chinese purt —wf-tbsirm wa ill' St.str Department. A note delivered lo Moscow Aug, 14 said that this governor* it "will of nerejsily hold the Sovrrj government retponiible" for treatment acronled American inteir.t; in ’live poll city .while it i» under Red army rule. Under a 1945 treaty, Dairen was to hr returned to Chinese adminulralion and opened to wajtld trade. Russia, However, has ban­ ned from the port all foreign rhips, including American naval vessels r•kms mail and supples to the U. S. consul general there. v y .-ir m WASHING I ON. Aug. 21 ( « Russia has protested the propcv>'!T Ameriran-fJi'tish T r a n c h conlerenre* on raising the level wa* tnm Bulgaria sppli 11 tin 1It ^ mn m « ai| p i 5 e m barkalion O r c*f l.'tm sn industry. j Testimony # Discloses —* f k 9 Of fir? i! United States Jources .-German D P Camp UmpireManlianclled WASHINGTON. Aug. 21 t>> - Re acknowledged this today, hut did rosa Sets TJp Ordered By Britain By Orlando M e n not di*clo*r th ' reasons the So­ Willulrawals by Great Britain will 17 Disaster Units teduce to J400.000.000 by Aup. viet* gave fo r‘ their objection. LONDON, Aug. 21 BritAfter hearing t hhee testi­ 29 the amount of credit remain­ It is understood, however, that mony at the Mayfair Inn Irt <Vlth the hurrirane season a! jin dcliv'-red an ultimatum I<hI«v ing from- her original $J./5n,Russia claims the plans for we i'> the 4,4<lD Jewiili refugeM oil morning, of John Ganiel, Lou 000.000 loan, U- S, Treasury of­ baud, disaster hutitule* banlonfeiente would nullify term* been *«t up In IT Florida Red Trance: diirmhailt by tomorrow Bevil. Umpire Cooper,, Umpnc ficials said today. Potsdam Agreement hold Cross ehapter* during August •Iternoon or be lum purled .to Lavelv. John Ktider. several Sen of the irim H m tttl ran I’m 1* F i g h t l The- loan balance already had end early September. Hie Had* (iermany. ford specators and me mber’s oJ been reduced lo Jfl'iO.OOO.I'O') County chapter at Miami headed the Sanford Polite |)-;nit*i'e>,'. The Jew*, aie almvnl three the disaster institute schedulu when Anglo-American talks began with n two-day meeting July lurlge Sidney Union*, president llrituh sliipi which Im e been oil here Monday lo con'idet enter 24-25 and In'e Juuly instlluti-nf the Florida Stale league. I»-T Maneillr for three week*. Th'v: grncy stepi aimed it relieving uere held In St. Petersburg ant* ged a $25 fine oti L’nipt re 1 avel, Hied lo Ivml in Palnline a rnonih Britain's current economic crisis- ! Tampa. Yesterday o meellog h' bv and Rex llrrivip «j llie (titand Only yesterday the Hrltish held in Orlando, end today >n» rgo from ihe immigrant ship "Ex-1 scheduled to betheld in Df- <lu* 1947.” ' Senators for their .< lion* in *hr agreed, with United States ap­ was Municipal Paik in Sanford on th proval. In suspend temporarily l.n.'.tl . lire Jews will Ih- taken to tho Mp/*> than 100 entries from gll More disaster deaths have been fiergen-HeUen displbced person*, Ihe free exclinnge of dollar* for night of Aug. 9. over Seminole County are expected reertded In the first four months pounds 'n trade with other coun­ nip if the ultimatum i* Ignored, In ,» Onleiui-tit. Pr< 1 ’ Her to rn m p e te for priSOS totalling tries. It was learned that this of 1!»47 then all disaster* t-f • Strokfurmnn for the Inter tralioual long -Irrlnreil “The te*tininn> more than ISfH) In value at tha elep was nece**lt*rted by doll** IP4H and the American Red Cr.>-*« Ofugce Organlraliorr said at wpa !-• the effeei Uillpilg Pony Tournament and rare* which demands which had risen recently ma lotenelfylog community pm- flamburg, in the British lone I.avHy's cap wnajputlrq "u hi* will !>o held en Libor Day a l tha to a rate of 1237.000.000 a we*f; pairdnes* plan* and disaster pie- •if Germany. linwt ii>* player rin->"P of <> oust bud of M’etlonvilln Park which from the f ",750,000,000 American v#nil on measure* In 3,745 dome*, Iniulo. 1’in pile .Lflvely's test'in-in)* D' being pul In good condition for Jewish Agency * sitokesmaii, tie rbapler* and 5 100 domes'i, •i AJerussteiri Credit. railed the news' was 1 - Ihe effret that If ibt- the events. It w u annotineed today A Treasury official told jl re branch**. hapi'ei 'i 1 lie WR» 11,'t nVare nf It." Hv Deputy Sheriff Chartas B<ek, He «aid disembarking, A chanter evnrkers Institulo i -hocking. porter *.Kat permission for* Hr'lAt any rate It v.,- not in hD |w hn 1* chairman of th* program, f these .refugees at Hambtn r aln to make withdrawals below is scheduled tn takV place Sept, 1 '•"lid be "a crime against htire p o rt. T h e ir w a * It" i,mii>t n- .xml by Sheriff Percy Mere. the renmln'rtg . fH5O,(KK).000 stem­ 15-10 in Orlando. The dt’cn -tend at the ei»t end o u r tpind th a t flt|s '" r id e r t did * _ n L ly , , , • . . ' John (leorjce Bender med from a need for 1450,000.010 heppeil. ,spi| H erefur-' should hav. ,>f the field lia* !>eeiT covered With Tn# Jtwji »|icl l«»t they |r«mllnnHi mi ru t* M«M» [u! r-illrd with a '.ractn.- fur»— mid go on a hunger strike D M Early-Ihia.AJhL OOilialiiby Roy and -J a w* a n s*(a» " 1,1 HNy 'V fT " l{t_vo~mTfI>il .in anyone .btggi«r--Umpire- t;dVeK.- <>f Lone wood. Thl* will nrovjqq "itar the Holy Land.- They were eaty'W ittr Italy John George_flcmler. .73, died ’ im tm rTcflt M a a r ;•!seed aboard the three-ship* off Kl bTT borne on East Knurl h and Umoire Lively •i,"ni'tt thxt for rnrlm,* by eight hnrxe* abragst* 1 ’’tpirv Along-tke north aldn nf the ftelJ, Haifa after a battle with Blit- Street this morning at 3:45 o'clKh arivone did *hq' It ■ By Mikey Browning „ ROME, A uc/21. W A-The Uni i'h the narrow r a th .f o r Tournament iment Cooper, who, working wjtlj-LaviLbciaidlng paities, and • return­ following a short Itlnos*. f ted States rtnbaity said today UusL ly. «ald thai IP'.m yppa pnlhd rider* Ira* al*o heen claves! *o that Mis* Mikey Browning of Ban- negotiation* would begin early 'd July 21» to France, where they A resident of Hanfurl Tor 24 ford, who Is the youngest gl-l next month for a treaty of "friuml- began their voyage. They have v e in . Mr. Bender wa* Imm in I-ave|y'* cap, ha did not »,■<- it. ridrr* can spear the ring* with r ('»<,'Inn,,1 |'n | , Klakll ' but that it could have happeiird." more accuracy. A ropeTor g bar- pilot In the United States to hold shin. commerce arid navltatlon” fy-w 3'ork Cltv Oct. 14. H73. lie “ In? tit-* repbtt ntr riniplri- le tar to bold hark the spectator* l«rth a glider and power plane with Italy. mover! lo Sanford from New Je r­ required to ndvise the leagti" Mlfix heen provided by St*v' Rennie pilot's license, him Juft com­ -A spokesman oald ll would lie Drivers Licenses To sey and was engaged in fainting a* to rvr-rvtblng out nf thn Banfnrd School nf Aviation. pleted her Inlllal test for a “Sil­ not a commercial accord but a here. Hr attended the Congrega­ prasldarit iCunllflHMl J*ftt J*n n (■ t f« III ! Many e ftltln g face* are proGo on Sale Sept. 2 ver C rating hy making an al­ "statement of principles" between tional Churrh and wa* a member mixed. and I in-re wilt lie n barrel titude «f io.l^D feet above tea the two naliona. (Tho United nf the local Elka Club. rnre in which the rldcrx nni»i d'g-' level at 2P Palms, Calif. Hh* Is State* announced last week the Drivers license*, whlelt must be Survivor* include ihe widow Mr«. Ycsley Improves mount, crawl through barrel*, then Ihe ‘deughter of Roy II. Brown- cancellation of 91,000,000.000 Itali­ renewed on or before Oct. 1, will Mr*. Caroline II.- Bend",- of Kan* nnd ride to thn finUh. Following Accident remount Ihg. director Of the Sanford School an debtal. go on sale. Tuesday, Bent. 2 at the forth one daughter, 6!r*. Florence Deputy Beck railed *200 of the of Aviation. The spokesman said that a* pug- nffleoof County Judgo R. \V. Ware K. Pfeifer of Falrlawn, N. J.; two money from donor*, Frank The altitude was obtained It gested-by the United Btates. the ft the Court Houae. Mr*. W. P. Ye»ly. who was prim pone, Frederick J. Bender of Han­ Pnvtirk. *100. and tho County a P ratt Reed sailplane and Mis* treaty would Inelude the “most The holder of a 1347 llrense ford and Edward 8. Bender of bruised In an autoinhile accident CummWiton. $ 100. It wai reported. nrowi.lng staved aloft 2'4 houra. favored nation" «lauie for treat­ will only need lo present lbs eld Decatur, Ga,; also five grandchild- Tuesday afternoon, is reported to ba gatllug along tricaly a t lieto**, either In person or by 8h o .ro * need* hec ctow-cuunlry ment of national* and business. and endurance flight to complete Fernald-larughton Memorial llo*- Russell Reiwrls On China and Australia already Another for renewal, said Judge r,lL_ will romluet plltl m i . i and .„ d will .i l l remain there i h . » »a f„w .. Tha . Elk* , : Lodga , few her “Rilrtrr C." When ebe o'u ‘ hate negotiated similar treaties War*. Plant Lice Control day* longer to recuperate. Ulna (hie rating . ebe will , Ire with tha United States, tha embas­ The holder* of a vall-l out ofnegro. oi\p ef only two women In th* sy eald. but the propectivn pact Btate license must present the ■ S ^ " * S S L ? iL ? e»*2?!t h y i t. 1^*1* Charle* Cannaday. Erickson Funeral noma. Tho re who onaratr* hi* own taxicab, was Jack Ruisetl, who 1* engaged United .-tat»s with this rating, with Italy was 'believed to *he the lie N valid Been** they hold, and make S49 the other being Mi*. Virginia first of Ita kind In Europn since niqrllcatlon for n Florida license, main* will be sent to New Jeisay lha driver of the automobile which In reaearch work for tha agrigulFriday afternoon for bur U,. s < Bennl* of 8anfoid. collided with the '3H Plymouth tureal chemical* division of tb« tha war. stating that their liconoe has not eedan driven hy the Rev. W_ P, Pennsylvania Salt M anufactur­ Ml*#r Browning t* spending the bean revoked or suspended. They Yetlcy at Ninth Street and Mag­ ing Company hs* recently returntummer In California with her muat hi so affirm that they are Midwest Heat Wave ed from South Georgia and North nolia Avenue. grandmother, hut la erpected to Train Passenger Is stilt In good physical condition, Causes 28 Deaths Florida where ho ha* been work­ return to Sanford In September. - t f a lirentc is not renewed by ing In a project of combatting Bho etetex that she expeeta' htt Arrested At Depot DcL'J, Judge Ware declared, the Jap Treaty Talks aphid on tobacco. new Fcbcltxer «e|lp|*n«, purchas­ h'ddgr.of a valid 10(7 llrenae ran ny THE ASSOCIATED PRF„H8 Theae aphids or plsnt Hca egned a t tho National Soaring meet Face Postponement Robert R. Coqper. of Tampa legit 2A ina r-htaln a 1D4H lirrnse by paying •ng At least 23 persona have died r.'"\ . !>c, killed-With nicoUnsv-' at WRhlta Fall*, Texas, will paeeenger on a north bound tra In. >1.00 extra, or they can do a* ,h*; * f>». g - I f .«(. th e. Midawoai'a vnsled. He has alio made isv aril be 4*1 r d* ‘b y t........... i q l tlma a n d h waa ar»e*le4 ge*teedar tifterrmcv been/th* m in' dnrtiw ft? " longed haat wave, and the hot WASHINGTON. Aug. 21 U P )nuelo rT’.' the ship which * | s.-ao O’clock at the Sanford Dc- vraro, taka an examination before weather continued today with no Nlne nafinri* which will jiar- trip* during ths paat month Greenville, Mia*, wharf s t t I* supposed to be one of the Dot on a charge of drunkenness tho road patrolman, an I In that prospect of relief. ticlpale In talks of a peace treaty are being mode to combat beet of Its type. and disorderly conduct. Cooper rvrnt tha extra 41.00 la not In Chicago, 24 person* were re­ for Japan have agreed generally and boll-weevil* that attaek olio face* a charge of resisting c! ported to have died of cause* in­ with a United States suggestion ton plant*. RATIONS MET Patrolman IT. R. BlHlngslv. who duced hy heat elnca midnight that a ' two-thlrda vote should One chemical that abows pre­ SPEED RECORD > BERLIN, Aug. t l , ITT—The mad* the arrest. . mia* in th* fight agalnit tha af^ American Military Government WASHINGTON. Aug. 24. m — Monday, while two such deaths govern C onference decisions. M. C. Cinder reported lo police The 8 tatc Department dls- hid 1* Gamma g or benalna haaannounced today that record Im­ that tha laft front and rear fen­ Rear Admiral Alfred M- Prldo ware reported In Indiana and two cloaed this today amid Indications Ichlorlde which wmi used- *ue*t*jports of grain and fl-mr frpm the der* of hl< automobile had been said 'today the Navy anticipate* others In Minnesota. United Btates had made it possible damaged by a hTl and run drlrer at that m speed of 876 mile* an hour The Canadian cold air mat* waa th at tha conference Hoelf will fully by celery grower* la st y ftg to meet the full broad ration 1:45 A. M. g t the Mom o r Bridge. mag,be reached by the D-B5H Sky atallad at the U. S. boundary, have to be put off until lata fall be aaliL Thta leave* no objectionor early next year. The U. 8. able residue on top crops but can­ throughout the combined’ Biltlsh- Ha stated th at ha chased Ihe driver •treak. In further test*. The Jet Amerfcan tones of Germany for .nearly to DaLand before ha b i t plana set a world record of 840.7 moving eastward but not south­ orginally hoped to hold It this not be used on root crop* because. the first time tn months. of ita flavor. an hour kt Muroc, Calif, yrttenlay. ward. track of hint. month. -• * • #S ;• NMV ORLEANS, Aug. 21 fAY—Sena lor Thendoje _G Itilbo Of Minisvlpin. trtaxter o f ■(•IPnilter and- sharp-longue, I i hirnplon of white Miprentncy, died .her* tortsy without ^ever taking h!v disputed seat !h the 80th Cci’gtfss. L'ealh of the Ult-yeer-oM DcmocraU left forever unan­ swered the qUrsUoq of wheth­ er h- «**s entitled to his third t*rm in : the Sertale. from which •'* was tuirred on !-•partisan - charge* of unfitness when t'onag^-s convened l*»l January. The .-tepetor. wbr, undenreut cr.e mouth <peinllrn for cenrer h*,r in August of l!»P'. ipitirned for nti-ith*r las* Jn ruary a oil a third In June. II • spent two s In duty i-erelying Ireaimenl in » Virkshurp. hospital, and on Aug. 1 or-trred Foun'latioi, Hospital horr for n conrple'e physlrel check'll'. He levetoped a p»rve inflam­ mation which partially para’yreil hint. IW lora said the inflauiliiglion, rather llov,' tfn* cancer, wa* the Principal im­ mediate reuse of death. ^ 100 Entries Will Compete In Pony . Races Labor Day -, il <}_-sf- & ______ ______ ■ - �\ PAGE TWO THE SANFORD HERAI >. SANFORD. FLORIDA Course Of U. To Red Cross To Begin Help Greece MilfstBe Post-War Hlood Drive Plotted With Care • fly JANG KA 1)8 . «y GLENN HAD It A!’ Foreign Affalra Analyst Toe United Nation* haa come to an ominous dead end. in It* effort* to halt the menacing march of avt-nla in tire B atkin.. Once again the Soviet veto lit* le fii Invoked to nullify the will of the majority of civillted m in i kind.—The crmiWatTvU/'fnlTcr an inof/tntiva Au*tr»Uan and Amer­ ican proposal*, they amounted on- WASHINGTON—The blood of Pennsylvania miner*. Wall S ire n banker*. Iowa farmwivtt, Hotlywood atara and D. C. government girl* taved the live* of million* on tb* front line* of our world* encircling battlefield* d u r i n g World War 11. Th# wartime program w a s . a rprrtacnlaf' futiel*. 'Now IKe Rat bating traumatic ahock. Pitch ahock fraqucr.ily follow* aevai* Jnjurle*.r T..aa loat .if of liltuul blood air or kuiitf and U aci ooiMnled by an alarming fall 111 Lltod p im u ta and gentral collapse of th* pa* Hint, Hl-wni transfusion had br/n tli* t***ntlal fealute In ahock treatment. N(*‘ propvrtUa of blood « r n than discovered. Th«lr UMfulln**i In a widt variety j f disc**** betonic revealed. Hr. M#f|itir# #*timat#a thi-t wlirn ll.f • pingraiii g#i* und*\ wny on* vxrtun in M i n :t5 w-,d kavr iia tt omv . luivr to r*va giv# blood nt JU*t a year jo aupply t h * 'need. A int i t swell A in t.lt dandy usbands! Wives! [ant new Pep and Vim? U. S. lilt AIIE A, WESTERN BA BEEF Norwood or Kock Spring* STrlMtt & flub STEAKS HOME CONTROLLED’ *04 Etun-First Street SLICED BACON, lb H Chuck ROAST 59c I^an. Reef, , STEW lb 49c HAMBURGER lb 35c National Brand Skinless PICNICS WIENERS IS TRUSS CO. Western Pork UHT, OHLANDO, FLA tJ P R J L B A T U H D ljM ^ ^ ^ IJ jO ^ S J v M , SPARE. RIBS , lb 37c W S M V raR N CHOPS or Smoked BACON SQUARES HEAVY WESTERN A-GRADE BEEF Square Cot —~ — ------------- CHUCKTROAST f-SI * Budget-wise Utility Bbtf can be cooked to tendemesa lowing the dimple directions we will give you with each purclmas. Try It today 1 * ________ U. 8. Gov’t Graded Utility Beef 49c ?** lit fyLb k : Calif. Lemons doz. 25c •ante fine flavor and quality. Lb No Waate—Pollock FILLET Lb Cooked Florida LOBSTER a ^ Lb CHOPS Lb ! CHOPS Lb 7 2tc 49c ROAST Waatarn SPARE RIBS Lb 39c Morrell's BUctd Canadian FILLET BACON 29c ft-Lb 49c Ripe Tomatoes.......2 lbs. 25c Bwitt Dontlaaa Rolled Vaal ROAST Lb - 5 FRYERS lb 6 Fancy Dr. * Dr. MOHTON’8 29C Ripe Bananas........3 lbs. 35c fl:cnrr limit No. 2 Vz can 26c Franco-American — T O M A T O JU IC E 3 bNo2CaRk Gold*n PEACHES BAKERITE SPAGHETTI 2PKGS Woval. A sn o rte d F la S U N S H IN E CRACKERS Rib or Lota End Pork Loin Icelandic Brand Frvah God Lb ! U. 8. Good Lamb Rib . , ib U. 8. Qood Vaal Rib 1 33c 'k# LIVERS 39c 2 for 35c Del M fm te S liced o r l l a i r m — 4 can lim it Raady-to-Eat Center Ham BUctd 8*Dct Beef Tb Michigan Celery, tincii Large, Heedless Ocean SHRIMP lb 69c Frash Caught West Coast Lg*. MULLET Lb 23c SHARP CHEESE Bliss Potatoes ^Iberta Peaches. i{t’» M E A T ^ I , , , , For Babies SScSIices Lb 89c \ No. 1 Potatoes.......10 lbs. 39c less G r a p e s , . l b s . 21c mu Grndvd.v*Jt bUH Ahe SwifFs* Brookfield Smokey CHEESE Thompson U. S. GOOD GHADE BEEF—Got The price of thll be*f 18 okeaaarily t r Fork lb. 54c Stringless Beans.....2 lbs. 19c 3iHr r lb 39c IN OCH SELF SBRVICB CASE: BRISKET 'J [* ’*■*■!&i1 FILLETS tuoaltta*. co n ta in s se N 'a lC o h o l. IT l, K N F T R A T E a . It .ir h r * W CmK Istnia to K l t X ths Itoh. T o d a y at ItnutnUlat and And*t*div- R U P T U R E IGipturrd persona who !»». been dalaylag frri Intent or Ihota wearini uaaallafaet ry Ira****—laveatigat# this most UMiiual. of. all .irataai .the -HULIILKHH, DBLTLESS, 8TIIAFLK 88 DOBBS TH RAD I* designed to hold rally adjust* ilaelf to eft fy poaltloa, and gives AMAZING COMFORT and BOLDIN \ POWER. Unlike the old atyla troates with fired arraw* ■on rounded pads, it WILL NOT fart# the muscles fat r apart, enlarging th* rupture, but gently draw* th* r ire opening together. The DOIIRS llvtdually fill Daatonatrallon without obllga RIB CHOPS Tail* O’ B.a Red Ttrsh i t nos pteatrd', y o u r I t e b eck at a n y ir i t ' t e -OU am o N U F rie n d s Roast END CUTS___ lb 59c ig ‘iuch a dtVelopment -iori tome week*: lin t, formation o f 1* guerrilla governmopt; **v;omJ, If* recognition aa the legitt* mate dr#vk government by th# alnlc* which ar# blocking th# pnijed Nation* action; third, dt|r# c n and undisguised aid an 1 to such a rrgim# by thoa# such aid was legitimate aa anygiven th# Atheii# government by tbtf United State* or any other posf»r. And then the battle lines e ir Where Customers Send Clean Stores With Everyday one year in the liquid' state. Better ■till, it can be froien ami kept at lead ‘three year*. But, beat of all for modarn military irown out although only Russia and.Poland of the II Se­ aging two pint* each, donated curity Council members opposed iilood during the war yean, lly January 1915 each week 100,000 (hem. laber The atmosphere at I.ake 8 uc- poisons—chutch group*, c#a* last nignt after this break union*, students. housawivt* and down of the peace machinery -wav soldier* and sailor*—were giving Security Council admitted its ibtiity to go further. The Ul delegate already hai Ufif country would Idly by even If the U controlled medical undertaking were unable to act. that a u u ra n c a ; of American de­ In history, started out In a. ant all ter mil,at ion to help Greece Inui way back in 1941, an ontlnotfa •Ignlflranca for nd* Th* surgeon* general of the votafe* of the United Nation* Army and Navy had requested and world peace machinery. It Ur Bed Cross and. the National It i* carried into effect‘it means Research Council to cooperate In that one* mote the United Stater collecting human blood to be the Red Cross Board ui Govtr- J and its friends, in order to ge nor* at a meeting in Cleveland a I effective action, must bypass, work faw month* ago. i outride, perhaps eventually evei Dr. Mclntire points out that th# abandon, th« organisation th rt WO* erected so liupefully In S in Francisco as klctoa-Hwds being nor friends can more to prevent th# engulf. merit of Gr##C# in lit# (ptalHaria.i tide that ha* swept over molt of southeastern Europe, remains to be Indicated. Any " effective course must be plotted Wtlhoth* utmost rate, for th# -eoniequahrct may be far-reaching and *erribte But th* coutse uf lliote who until, d peace In th* Balkans is becoming clearer. The indication* wre strung t l r t th# now familiar de'vftw' of th# puppet state ia to be invoked as the next major step. It i* hard to eacap# any other roncluih rt concerning Friday. M atko nounevnient by Genei Vitiades,. leader at th* guerril­ la* defying tlm Greek govern rnent in the north, thaf"be had undertaken to admmlater a "dem ocrktic government” until "pro viskirja! government” could tw Iforftad. Newt of th* fighting in th# Matkos force* ar* conig a foothold from which b# difficult far the pres fck army to oust tbam. r|iind them ar* friendly Into which, they may theft too bard i>r*u«d » f | tdeh help will ba expected. T H U R S D A Y . A U G U S T 21. .194 PUDDINGS AH Good F r u it — N u r u J U IC E Q uart 19C Monterey Grape Standard Hiehw Strained — la b y F o o d COCKTAIL HDN SM IN K BABY GREEN GIANT PEAS 1 ARROWROOT No. 303 cans 2 cans 35c Ige.PK G . I5c . GATOR — Moonkiat -.awratentd, C .B EEFH A C H Gr'frult Juice 2 cans ROACH HIVES No. 2 can 25c Hlandard, No. 2 c a u Tomatoes 2 cans 27c 25c 8 l i e ' * V 4 - j« htncam i i STOKF.I.Y'S F€Y. CUT BEANS No. 2 can Peaches Artnoor'a Star Tripe 17c 2c 24oz. Crnaa# and Btaekwall'i Ketchup 14 ox. Gold Madal Does Everything Firm, Ripe Calif. PEACHES 5 Lb* 39c S S t in S o r , Ter BrlfkMr W**Mil MIRACLE WHIP 13, TOMATOES Lb Long Whit* E » 14t4. SPMPiS 4 ^ u» All Brands No. 2Yi Fancy a5tf 4 Lb* 25c ONIONS \ Lb« PUM PKIN lb. Armonr’a S ta r'O il 15c 39c POTATO! Tallow . Preserves 15c “Ju n k er Rennet 10 Condensed Milk S tarr Strawberry Spring River BUTTER lb 15c IDEAL 75c Eggs D o t 71c ) ■ jh t DOG FOOD B inqulck Gree* and white Pickle. BORDEN’S STARLAC IgePKG 31c 1 Northern Paper Product* NORTHERN TISSUE NORTHERN TOWEtS GAUZE TISSUE 9 for 16e . Roll 14c 9 Roil* 17c �* .-* . . »• _ \ I■ *4 c> TH tnSlM Y . AUGUST 21. IM7 - ■ Plane In Clusa With U. S. Constellation . Produced In Britain «r. Ur WILLIAM rilll.M I'S 'T • TURK* f rv XH t j a n f o r q H iftA i.6 . S A w m ftp . r u o * n i* 5; K un tb« North A tlanta. "W» ha*f Kill «n tl itafi far ntvie *inu-ii«u» than £uy jjtrltlsh. ciaft now lu opr ration, whim «.«»• h u m to haw ,no difijculMex.. l i i m f o n we »r«- maVIftf them available for u>r un uoi* ri>uh« AP Nrwafaaluiea LONDON — Air VUe - Muiahall a» aoon a» dt-livcile* al'titA** lb-n. Donald C. T. Benaei*. executive ■nett >aitL vlce-praaidenl of Ilrilhh K hiIIi Sattrrthw ailr'* prim ,-,-d irlH> Ainrriran Airway*,. hf* g/muidiu.*! ,U m o f-th r-v rtrm e l • rnitoT \lTuT fhat*BrltT»h aircraft M ilder., far that It* If-paueftRer Vat-x-lty. tha fit at time a|nce lh« war, hml gasoline con*umpibm and ,t u I*Ip * • voiced a plane able to compete M>eeil 0f around 30j mil •> |>|i ,h«e« w 1 1 h ^American-made Con<toila- » r t r uneconomic. . tiona and Kkymaitei* llW fla * BOAC. whiih turned Jti down. D C J X l. w.f.wtur.'* iil'N n , Va.—A< ST. Jane M t-|. len .naidu and Mf» Llab jfuilrr.» Il»r may ha the aailonV oU.-*i two natyr*. r.r. a g e d im o u u U u *a -Woowg-are % lid daggliterl of Jack Ifnllcr*. I- i ■ v i.ij-n. Waown In (hit Viijinl.i-KeimicLy l-orgrc ,iu iu a f* bandv Jach'» dauem. i*. hyth I04tf«ara old. It**ui\ Jark** daujrhi'n. I<th r ..uiae^; i r • • •- , . -v; . ^U * IU L liJlU lic^ U U i-v K JQ .t* V y j5* i—Ur- +**»- rtwtf f - STViAft-V a Tns h*»YFaft. an improved :I2-- .winging on takeoff and'lMiU buf• passenger versloti of the A. V. fetinr" in tlu- air. few CompaB/a faurnraitineil TmL I u „ h r W fiu,„ , > , t ^ ^ ,ih r.e.7 U .neh, ' h"* *■"" ""reeled an I no other* • n *. ' fj* i l r * of aerloua nature had Imi-ii noted, to tha Caribbean, Bennett Mid. although *onie change* wur* found , JJ?. Mid, a aecund • piano now nN r> u ry in the ure*«urDittion 1 building would make a •'hire** ro- • h e a ita r flight to Bueno* Aiie* in . mlJ-Saptember, to lie followed l.y i , th,“ *rW -4* feat tha prototype and a thiid Tudor than the or.g.na. « h .1 ,, 11 within a few week*, and that the ™ - fi* ' m 'T ; «"‘* only "aarioua problem" -ivmaining i blalely rede* pned dnable, would i (rule* at Mid war to lnei.a*e p,o«luctio.i. TO*!* <6° A MEMSd Of IHI IINAII War Invcalbpttns r^iuudttee. Sen. TTatry Ha ig-paaaengiu' r gM.it, Livingrton Satterthwalte. Atier- while nimparud wllh tl for futAUlla- Cnln (K-Waih.); U shewn wllh platio builder Unwnid Hu*ti« t If ft). lean civil air attache in London, tlon* It had room for 3,' hhi nouml-i wlu« ti ck the Srn»W>r un -an hwpettlm tnyu ui hli plai-t at-Teiiiiinal described the original rj-pasaengrr of freight, whirl, he *u:d w atnio.e UUtid, Calif. After Inrvectins liuchta’ rtOOOO.npO flying boat. C.un Tudor M “a gieat dl**puoinliin-u. mid: "tl It tttn. it will tu v t Drhievcd .ttie (fttpoxitbla jn pur lifetime. than thy American-mad> rruft’j in a . report to Waah'-ngluu la>t rapacity. If we had something like this during the war. even on.the ground. It • July 3 which rau*rd much com* Overall weight remain < un­ would liavc scared the enemy to iVnth." (f nfi ruatlonul Snundphotii) ment in Briliih aviatlo.t drcl-s. changed at fiO.iMHi poundt fur Bennett pictured Aho improved takeoff, lie mu'It laid, oklind that Tudor aa an admitted atop pup . while he roiit.l nol liu l-.o coal To prolong the life of roraage* plana, pcmllng pending development of plana, oi . figure*, f | , urr,. that for the To- < o• • wax a h u m . prud’iivd wine. Hattmthwaita I* now In til- I'ni- .d camellia, ganlenle am rM eplularger HrltUh pottwar n.od,l< in frfcc, |on- 0f ,|>r C.r:i«.lellabuir* lb . ^ aM l..ll 'a t a . a the two or three year*, u.-c*u*«- ofa a tub.it — next ----- *..... .bot ______ ir fu h<« teil Stutna on leAve and Id* uffi ■«• nolle..place llu-ni i|i m neU ^d iv ti <9 Mid Ita.performance left "pot yerv -a a iie r to ntcliwe th<n . l i t «.dUpft yfkl’ lta hall not vi'l 'pirpai.-il g* ronipletely covet i d with nioiat rotmueb tb*c1io«>»# Latweeh If and ’^odv of the oih.-r plane m I uht- lepot t on the newt. Tudor. to n . .. Comtcllation* now In uae by BritTT ' VMM ■ •; r %. r_ . --f — AI I 1 «* OUesi Twin* Want To Live To 100 t ih O v e r» e * a A u w a v . C u r f o ia llu n .oy and aclU*. they live on fain* a few- nritn a p e r. Their -d *rt|H «iin l!t ft Ver> have hewh ntgrkvd tcv—-Artnt tlr -t- bn**'. MH. Jafk" to frivpd* .. .. Imdlv knptrt tire thyW of mcJIctr». 1 never pycd<-d fl." »he sfiil, “ hvause 1 was Ayver .Jck, to say reil> atek. in my-lifrl enly a t*w. roV,, ami thyy are ijutte rpre". Ira. Male has “p'ottiiug what| eve to couiplain about >o fill a* lu fib It eonreim-4 ” ob# twLttUs the -lie ha* "called in‘«M di.toi In late trace." but hr In.licgted "thne w ain'r much wre-ntj." It her opinion, "the worat lkm|c tn Ife i* bring lofit-ly," Since Mi* Ike'- himband dbil *oin,‘ |U years » n rhe hii* bail little adult compaly. .. , f nu. „,kU.u| IMllnr iut wiri*,." &cau»e it* *f ley * prtd- were u«rd Ip flaVot wine g o h e ts. ' n ^ •a*• , • » • 1 :* ' . *’ r•* • _ * ■% .'V \ Vif f llM l? M' * - • _ T' r •-« ’ - -i. **99 --.x * ,lem. How could they keep cool? The first s .-v % • penguin plumped for attic ventilation. And it worked won** m m dors. He's written ’. * sell the igloo. The to go ahead and penguin installed a big air-coo^ng fan. He's his agent ndf second ,1^ j # wirinqfn J R ^ tk^monev tor ..-Mrs. P. and the kids to^ gcome on ujl _ * ■— / j r i » ----- — - r- — . . . . . < .■ x } . — ~___ t_____ ■ »w «aacaw g ^ M ^ > ^ ^ * a lot) and Join bim.HSerYhTrd^pS^in^ho smok'ea ~ figured he needed complete air conditioning. a! kitten now. The * sleeps like — _1 H • I ’.**:' e 1 fourth weeks since * bought himself a big new electric fan. It's been u s d he even thought about the old home berg. Yes, keep cool in summer. And they all lived happily ever after. penguin JSgl ‘ . .. • 1 « s a iiis - v : S E E YOUR D E A LE R TO D A Y ! - ’ ' " l|e . -. -» : • T? i * w BrAftd nbw posi-wnr Pooling •ppllancwa ar* how Available at your elaoiric daalark, Sae him today and kreaaa through the hot weather., Convenient iorm* Are available: r . V O ' *» V S ia « '.'O T ;'' riT l^ .• . h:=*. __ I mu ~V -Ht '*# / * 1 . 9R| sf\ >*.n * * ^ v 1'** r « •% - ' - mt*k • • t �I »- ' TfliliBfiPAY. AUGUST 21, 1347 PAGE.FOUR The Sanford Herao A Law Unto Themselves KiukltaliM la l*OU P*MI»h*4 Onll# (at* ■»4 ■■•Hr at Saal*r4. KMrt4l III Nacaalia A in a i C a im l at Nf«»l ' h “ Ortekrr Tt, 1*1*. at l i t Paal 0 • f »a*lar4, I'hlll*. aa<ar IV • f t oriiiM al Marrb a. 1**». ir RaLLAXII *- UKAXr.aiiBt uonirux ur.»x Hfiimi Maaaaar • Mlkl-HIPTIOX M T M n* Carrlar, *■»•!» ..... ..... • Om Maalk T km Haalkt .1* .7* .31 ---------------L*» ...Xtir I.M Alt akltaarr amlrr*. ra rti ■kanki. rMalallaaa aa4 Ball. • al* rtalaaiaau far lk« »ai ralalaa faa4a. "Ill k* *kar*M al itaalar a4• m lilaa ralaa. lalaaB H a iM P * IU*ra»»alal m. far., K irtH ati Tk* HtraM lajibt nailaaal |I#I4 af a«.trllsla«. •ill«* art atala'ala«4 la Ik* laArai rill** la tka reaalrr "Ilk k«a4tiar■in la I klraaa aa4 K*« Vail, Ik* I!rral4 li a a*rmk«r ali al IHi A**a*|al*4 Pr»s« "kirk l> a tall I.a • trlaalirlr ■ '•*• »*» af r*NkH. ailna of all Ika laral »«"l • Sat.-' la lkl< a m iM P r, ii ntll at all A P nr*** 4l>Balrk»a. Station WTRR From time immemorial, the gyptty tribe* of Eurtpe have lived a life of their own inside the framework of whatever country they happened to rest in. They have paid no attention to the laW of the land, and have had their own rules which covered every contingency. The g>*psien of western Hungary, according to Theo­ dore Andrica, .now have a king who wishes to come- under the aegis of the local government and feels the d ' co-operation -hr-sohrtng some o f his problems. His reform __ y custom*, program covers several time-honored gypsy custom*,and has met with bitter opposition from his subjects. He will not permit new-born babies to be held over fire; he favors legnf marriages instead of a bare announcement of Intian­ tion; he would countenance legal divorce instead of permit­ ting a husband to bite orf off the nose or of his erring wife. wire, He tie h barbarous cutt+r.r-it'/'YRrtd-makeeach person adopt one legal name, instead of having several allases. Thls king’i* angry subjects are ready to get rid of him by the time-honored method of killing him. but their law does not allow them to do that aa tong as he stays at home. That is one gypsy law which the king favors, so he is sitting out the crisis. . The gypsies make a colorful splash across- the drab picture of Europe problems. The world would be poorer without these individualistic nomads, but their groups are too anachronistic to survive much ionger as political en: titles. (THURSDAY. Am. BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY YOUR MIND AND 80UI* RF.•QUIRE RECHARGING) HlAl. ING. IF YOU ARE DEPLETED IN BODY OR MIND OR SPIRIT TRY WORSHIP: H t restored my loul.-Apialm 23:8. -*------ >■> RADIO PROGRAMS " l PRAIRIE SOLSTICE (From Thr Poetry Chan-Hnkl I wtftrh mf ralrndar of rvrrgrero, 1 tro |i«lri«fch*l pine, one ntat lit# porch .| The other larlhrr wr«t aenut th* ro * < li v Tka»4*r I I I Naara,,, t i l t T»UI«h» StIS W«k . Alkan (it* B»art» Pared* Ilf* Harlngllma fiN Saw* 7:1* Art Moonay 7 1# Tha AmbaMadora 7 ti Our Land ba Bri(h< lil t lour i l l wain Mr11 liN * i» i . t i l l ouan Millar , _ 9 St lharaday fctinlng C«««rt t t l t t J»*ws ' 10 «S SAqulalfallf tour* lilt* LaU Ball Seorta 11.01 HtquOatf uMv Toar# u iii ah‘ i n N.«i _____ --«ffr* r. ■ r rider f i t t USD On t :tl rally N*w* t:*l CrWry Cbopp«n Junker** t i t llotuMpua Sita «l4*ra of Ika Farpla Sa«a 7itt S.»* 7itt HubrlM Mttanad* II* Tup** with your Toa*t iH Ml** . I It SUUktof Tin** ■:tt Morning l**voxlons 1:1* Motnlbg M*4ilallon* t i t t N*w* t ill Dick J train* Social A n d Personal . » t J Seminole Chapter No. 2, O. E. 8 ., will meet al 8:00. P. M. at WARD'S HOLIDAY INN Hanford-Orlando Highway Steak • Chlektn • Baa fond Cocktail Loans* Upon Bandaya Cloatd Monday* NOtlCE The first step taken by the British government in deal­ ing with the present crisis is to set up a group of employ­ ment agencies which will guide workers to essential Jobs. Both men and women In the productive-age groups will come under these regulations. Those now engaged in es­ sential industries may not shift to non-cssantial work.'and all johR-applfcnnta will be placed where they are considered moat needed, without regard to personal preference. Profes^ sional people and those of executive and administrative rank, as* well as managers, are exempt from these rules. The British working people, who are reported to be solidly back of their government, will now be put to an acid test. If they Bubmlt to this program and work with a will to increase production, they may be able to pull their coun try out of the slough. If they are convinced that only thus can it he accomplished, the? may knuckle under, but in the absence of inspired leadership, . :T»ip, and. after so many. years of suffering, it will not be wondered at it 4hgy. rebel. ' , ■' WANTED RELIABLE CONCERN OR PARTY 'r To hsndls nationally known paint Hne. Only financially responsible need apply. Write Box G.' Care Herald — , / ,I I , *-1 FLORSHEIM -4a-4r In lament In peAlnhrry of tun Juft dropping Into the •oulb-wnt . maple gro*r. , , Agalij th* *ou!hrm limit h u hern rrarhrd. ‘ '" Year after year I're alway* fonnd It tot Thl* sermon of the lun rental mr faith. Again llit day I* tired by Cturleurni II* girth of light will grow til. »he*t D ripe Near walling beneath •he snow to run l*i coorae. Do something | T * % fa • __ ^ •4I«' i L iF 1 Aii ' that you-il * : J/ - ". never, never r if . SAVE FOR t * - "e We all hare rertaln limits like the •tin. ■ • ■ H F-NRYJOHN KIR LEY. , ,, ‘-j i't t h u ~ - iy iiMp a r tit « ^ i | g u « 7i .•jgm iH L itus't.-ii r i *-i v NVeSh* and pin'*, nee<fle»*f pin*. The need of the wftrld vitsmim. . .. -1 v - i - FOR MEN A penny for your thou|hli(— hut in England what it occupy­ ing everyone's mind is (he dollar problem. ‘ ]AND LOAN COUNTY sa A . e tth Phone 694 209 Magnolia Avc. AIR * CONDITIONED A time may be spprorthinj when ihi* world will celebrate * univerhtl independence d»y. but don't expect it tomorrow morning. ; • In ‘celebrating their indtpen- ANOTHER GREAT VALUE EVENT! * •* * ' . **! x M t e .a n * • «-m w _ .- f . ) * - -*t - •eemi. to get into the *wim wi \ their fellow unlonen simply go! out nf it. •tV -' T 4*e» . 1^-1 .m ia -h -l-it m neh-im prTrred.-(-dav** .x#-C he*r-arT — m n k - r g - a a m r The Emile Parker* Have a* nerded repair# to - the floor# their gur«t# Mis, Parker’# si»- in *chmd* In thr county. lei and family from Perry, Ga .'ll#* Eliiahcth Fainell'. who •» working thl# *unimer for tie state W. M. U. and a student at Tsllahaf ■#*-. ha* . heel! visiting her , M ^ t, •>7^W^r-r»7->»rm‘~cAiir. ■/reurTKam^R. 1Rheiir*^*rXiite fo ifttri.i iE T s:: -gl.28 „ Abnorbine, Jr. »ioo ‘ i • *•* it Practically every Store In Orlando b participating in this tremendous cjty-wide event! See O rlando n eiftp iip en n o t Thuradny night an d Friday m orning fo r aonke o f th f .hundredi of epecUDy priced item athere will be n m xy m ore l i erery ito re ! ’Z ' , - r u t ‘h ; ' ? * Year local <7 iM u »Vjr da ne* tu ck, Mu«- ORLANDO RETAIL ' '- /a r tJtoee j 1 No. 4 CLUB BREAKFAST Choice Of: Chilled Fruit Juice .One (1) Egg Any Style W/ Bacon or Saueage Buttered Toaat W/ Jelly Coffee W/ Cream Chilled Fruit Jhice Two (2) Egga Any Style W/ Bacon nr Snu.aage Toaat W/ Jelly (offee W/ Cream 40c CEREALS FOR HEALTH ’ 6 -98 ■i i f t . Right for sporta and campus wear .3 ..Betas. " tlfully man-tailored Corduroy Jacket* In color* Ocecnand Red. SUea 12 to 1 p TRY OUR SPECIAL BREAKFAST Chilled Fruit Juice • -Choice of Any Cereal: Com Flakea . . AH Rrnn . . Pont Rran Rice Crtapea . . Shredded Wheat' . Buttered Ton#I W/ Jelly ------ Coffee W/ Cream UCHT0N Wsurf/y n r " * 1' .. 1I “ ,u , both J-<)o SANFORD FLORiDA • t_ *: Chilled Fruit Juice T »o (2) Kggs Anr Htjto . With llaron or Sauaag* roa.t with Jelly : And lluller Coffee " / t ream 1 Hath- l r v \n ' ' t i c r Of/C I 2.59 25c K* '*•* “3U ■I0c Caatoria 47e i {0r 4.59 \\y t!»c *»• C « t « « 29c 5 Utn E p*om S r i '* 2 U 60 r MurlnB 43( 50 c 1P»n » oq SPECIAL BREAKFAST Gulden Brown llol Cake* Hj mil A Cr»ara»ry lluttar *Mth llsrnn ur Sauaag* Coffer or Tea « « • » • B h* " * i5 c m " a n * !5 c 60c Zonlte 50c K luteh v ic V . „ 8 .W 35c * 1S< V l n « , 2J C t« « m u lllo n “ ■ a sa a -w -^ S ■ * ” ,,.5 „ t a ac l,lc CLUB BREAKFAST . 50c r DRUG CD v a H J&Auy oiox 1 ' • S o \u l »n 11 00 15c C itro c a rb o n rie j: »*> #• : egc Ttissy Deodorant.. 50c 75c Doans P ill^ .. .. l7c. . SPECIAL > ' ' User * 1»0B • No. 3 t\ f" .' fi _ - r/ .f o r% Haleys M* O. 8!)e MaW-VIUwl*" " » 'h . ii Jergens I^oiioti. 39c S-S-S Tonic $1.50 Agnrol....... ............. $1.09 60c Wildroot Cream Oil • 53c $1.50 Pinkhnms Vcg. Comp 98c ( ) . .v.?w 7. f i r 1 Her*’* proof, poult l i e that you get the LOWEST P R IC E S poHMlhle you buy your favorllF nation- * alhle when w ally ndvrrliwed. quality-proven henlth and beauty aids at. TOUCIITON'8. Mnny of ihe productH you Hb> most frrqiienlly nre priced from 10'..' to 1*'. I'd"" fll)| nrlrrx—and Ihitl'a renl toftringn for you. It Heeniu. almost Iimi good lo he true—but you 11 acr plenty of your find-hand protif In ihrsr timely vnlties, Check ............... needs_Ihen come lo TOUCHTON S. Your money Imya more nl IhU friendly drug jdore. One (1) Egg Any Style Toaat W/ Jelly Coffee W/ Cream Choice Buttered Ternst W/ Jelly Coffee W/ Cream S tcvr Sn.i Ihe honorees hosts wAe th-> Anderson Jones wedding u I Ir Opens 12:15 P. M. 40e " ni1 MiftHvn Marilyn, O.ddenrod tmidenroii. with . . ... .and.......... ...... 'Ir. anil .Mi#. W. A. Hunter, «*,.i. Ovie­ Orlando. a:f Johnnie and Jinnie J oiiv do, and Mr#. Jo* Robert* ami 'I r and Mr*. I O. Atider*orr O irtlo. daughter*. Gwrmlir and Mary, are |>emlii'g this week In Chi* TODAY anil FRIDAY ‘hose attending the wedding Fort Pierce. "ago ns Ihe g u e rtt'o f Mr. Andei«'• irreptlon of Mis* Wanda Mrs, C. H. Lee spent Surdny •on's parents. „ Le Vmlerson to Joseph William night with h< r patents, Mr. and The Rev. Duncan, of Long, J ock, j , „t the Tahcrnarlc Chri» 'Ir#. S. 'V. Swope, •ope. in Orlando. wood, |* suhslltuling thl* week 0*1 rh u trh , Orlando, were Mi*. ancy I.ee and for the Rev. II. II. Link. Little M**s Nan Nr ti* Farnell, Mis* Elixahelh Bcverlv Anne Jones, of MianDr. J. W. Marlin and mother. Fsnell, Mr. and Mr*. Milieu arrived, Monday afternoon to Mr* Mary M. Mm tin. and the Gee. ,ml Mrs. W. D. Drowi siwnd some lime with theii Rey, Duncan. Longwood, were 'In. Jones was a former tesch- grandmother, Mrs C. 8 . I.ee. on ••x-rnt dinner eiieat* of Mr. and ri ie the Oviedo School *p.| l a i c Charm, while their mother. Mr*. I^wson Hardy. gi-.luate of the tame School. Mrs. Jnhpny Jones, I# In Wayne* •E. I*. ColHn*. father -of Mi*., •moiig thiwe attending the r«« ville N C iccnperatlng from a •lack Ka-ell. I# visiting hi* copl.-n and wedding of Mi** Sue ms lor operation, daughter. Mra. Amo# Gerhard and Mulrr to Mr. James Collwrt at Richard Knsell ami Teddy Kuo Mi. Get ham at Ocala this week. Slain were Mr. and Mrs. Chsrhs hall have- relumed from a trip Mi«. Waul Burch and sons. G Shaffer. Mr. and .Mrs. Nairn thioughout - thr Carolina!. Milton and David, of Winter I’ark Edwaid Ka*elt h.t* joined t).* •pent Natuidav with her «i.»ter . Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Wood*, Mn I- C Mft ‘ill I n . 'Ir H i. N’a w and will leave in a few Mrs Pen Wainw right. R'dlh and Mrs. Tim Tietscma. day* for Jacksonville for hi* Air. and Mis. It. I,. Kemp and .final examinations. . daughter. June, Mid-Mr. -Atlanwu •i Charirs Ycrnou gliesf* of Mr’t . Aid wife 1 Onyx, of lixlm -<W , --M r. and >;>*-M. V- JMiV# no-i were •Pilft-u daughter. Beverly Ann, were, r Klmp'# parents, Mr. and Ml*. wide-- Mr. Shaffer. Is a mend Wheeler, at their ramp .on of the faculty of thr University cent luncheon guests of Mr. *o-l I l ake Harney Sunday. •if Florida, motored down with Mi*. J. H. Jones. Mi#* Audrey Cox and Mi** Mr*. I o-e Wheeler and 'lie . M' Paul Mlkler Saturday to •r*>*«>iist •# ii'iw* “* have •••»•»HIIts ill. ••* •Monday Nihlark have a-v i« . •*, J. |s. It. 4 Jours Jr. »spent v*»* hi# patent** Mr. end Mr* Dorolhv Chute* G. Shaffer, and to at tinned from Jacksomllle Rearh. • afternoon n Winter I’ark. Mil Hen Wainw light, who h** teal |h r Mlh’e r.Colbert wedding where *Sey were the guest* nf Ii, and Mr#, ( lim n , Ruinett Mi and Mrs. Reave* Gastcn. •rrn sivk for llitre weeks. • 1* | left Monday for a vacation a The Gastons recently visited Mr. aide to hr out again. Home of those fm n- Oviedo ■ Luiiivtlle, KV. Kduxtd -Ini its o ami kli*. Gharle* Nihlark. Ronnie Cox has leturned from seixi at the heaeh at Davtona •o» of. Mi. and Mr*. I~ E. Jqr dn«. |ef| hy plane for NoFfolk New Smvma Resell, where he won Sunday arete Mt. and Mrs. l.ev" V# where he \r*» lo catch hi the guest I l f Mt. Mild Mr*. Ren • ' OlllfY, Mr*. Mae King a id giie-t«, Mr. and Mr*. Boy- Ka- ADDED shp to re e n te r th* teivlve ol F. Wenl #nd family. I lobby Shaffer. #<>u of Mr- ami i i a i ------------ -- --------- ---------- .. I f . -ftlsttk -n f---thr Merehant Marine#. ' Ml * lent, nml 'I t Jam es' R. Mor­ I inie n ‘ J —-l-o' w tit-rm a tn wlih Mr. *n>' All:'. I'li-ilfe# T5 Hlinfler. Illidei Aft>s |„ E. Jiudan for # wlule • rut a ftunslloi-loray -Monday al row ,d Green C-vr Bin Ing#. have I'lirkr)'" lun i lumeil home after sftrrnding .t Otiando. M illio n ' le-'-ie going to Boston. t‘halie* Olliir. of Otlamlc. few day* with 'I r . and. .Mr*. d i. ,M"iy M. Martin, mother • of Dl J.* H. Martin, na* re «pepr several *l»y* lieie n* Ih It.1t Martin. Mr. nml Mi*_ I". K. MlWhen. lllltad n ftn *4<v*-inl weeks will «ur*l of Ida pxients, Mr. and lo i soil and hi# familv Cl**i wnE-r. The Nrilie I a m e || Ciirlr of tl# Oviedo Baptist Church mel at Ih- henie of Ml#. ln»*j o Hsidy 'londav aftemoqn. Those pre-rot w-eie Mra. It L. Rag* dole. NJrs. A tthur' Metcslf. Mi* Peel Campliell, Mr*. A. T. (’sitle-l/e, 'Ii*. Call Farnell, circle leslei. Mrs. Nettle F'arnell amt Mt*. Theedoie Anlln, Kr> Mr*. R«{sd»le will he ho»lf*« for the nert nuetiug. Die Mmy Lawton Circle id th* Ovleilo Baptist Chinch met s l - l l w . Imme - of Mr*. -A r Rllumef Monday afternoon. Tho«" pieient were )tr* It. F. Mr GRITS SERVED ALL EGG ORDERS The Indonesian war ii a _ Culiar one. The fighting has bees heavier, it teems, during the truce thin before the opposing •ides agreed on an armiitic*. Rutiia may trouble a good mmy Amarktn* American* , though too#! think thal war can -ba Mated off. Th# problem that f* on peoph of tha time tl cot| nf diving. Included m thi* ar* complkationa like * '* labor and- shortage* Th* man who can *ofv<‘ lh‘> fundamental problem *dl really well of htl country. Hollywood T ‘\ ^ Nudists stage a nations! con vention near. San Piego, Cal. Zadqk Dumkopf wonder* i f ih» delegates hid their badges tatoo< ed on them. b a d tihe S i - reporier« for­ TOO BAD got to eik that pilot who eat new around-the-world air ip«ed record whether he managed to rM * a .'a p o t on tho glob# that wasn't* having £. heal wiv«. Drill tint her* and riilhlien* Miss Jean Manning, whoss mar­ riage will b« an event of the n-ar future, was honored on Taciday evening with a crystal ahower giVen by Mra. Charles Itcnham at the home of her moth*r-in law, Mrs. T. F. Benham, on Oak Ave. nue. The room# of the Benham home were lovely with arrange­ ments of varl-colored sinniai u#ed for decorating. Several games wrre played during the evening and prltea were awarded to Mist Mr. and Mrs. J. J . Ilnilv have Manning and Mrs. U F. Garscr. • By IKill THOMAS Late In the evening refrohmenfs returned from Georgia and will 4 ----------------------------were ’lufrvKI and ‘(nrlutled punch. rusnaln In >Sanford for aliout a HOLLYWOOD.‘auic. Vi. im a|| •arujwirhr#, rookie# and pink week beforo leaving for Daytona »■ Amid the sour afui wiiiie white 'mints. oanorta Reach and for Griffin. Ga. where T _» inotedvkklFd'hy , ' _the > aim mini*. The m e nonorea they will remain through I ha pink month of September. They wJre aSArialg. ft?.. eThajSsOM,g? «aayin 4 on aa find'WMI ’Wnd streaitiera. seCompanled from Grlffiq, h r Mrs. calmly hi ever, untouchc I by te- Mrs. Brnkam prmcntrd MU* Mrw- Holly’s nieces. Miss J u ‘ Anthony volutions in the Industry/ ning with crystal In the "RomsnrV ■ and -Miss Adelaide Anthonv. .While their big brother*, Ihc . nf" feature films, fare slimming of ■pattern. Tho*4;Invited tnibw w lth Mis* Church Of Nazarene iom« of their expensive trappings. UanMnljiweH Msi! m Jiihi Cordell. HIRTII ANNOUNCF.MRNT f the Serials are' actusllv expand­ Mr*. Don'Cordell, .o'PAUall nIf_U Mrs. *W. II. TunWill Have Program Mr. iiiK• iRepublic \ r Is is (JinnirnK io make iiihk** am ing. plann'ng In and Mrs. John L. I.r> annlcliffe. Mrs. B. K. Hardlvm. Mrs. B i k a In W 1 I V ■ I . I ft ■ * t. _ R them in color. Worried aliout the R. F. Umg. Mr*. W. L. Roche. nnnnreil—tuda V—Ore l»ie*h—of—a The rh ildran who Karr arti-mded British tax levy? Nope—because - H r A.' Pi auk. Mi s. A. I., Dol.v the Dally Vacation Bthle School daughter; ‘Jonrllr Klni*r. on Aug. ..sh e Hrillan never went for irrla li Mvo. at the FernaId-Laugjit'm Mem. bins. Mrs. Harry llan»cn of llolly ar the i.‘o will present a program at anyway. orlsl Hnspital. Mts. I,*»• will he wood. Fla.. Mrs. K. C. Echols. Mrs. This Industry-phi f'>rn* of enter­ Ilenrv Schumacher. Mrs. Iiarner. Church of the Nataren*. corner nf remendierrd a* the former Elols* tainment faces one aTIt# greatest Mr#. Henry lis te r , Mrs. F>-lward second and Maple Avenue, on Fri­ Winn. periods of prosperity. With n Smith. Mrs. Harold Maish an.l day night at 8:00 P. M. to which the public Is cordially Invited. A small quantity of U pictures and RECORD WEDDING Stella Manning. play, "The Prodigal Son", will he • short subjects being made. thea. Mr*. Senlimenlal recotds a* well at Also Mrs. W. E. Watson. Mrs. presented by the young people and ter owner* are turning to »ennU Eugene Estrldge, Mr«. Lourin* they will also display tne work photogiaph album* ate ootmlar to­ to fill out their bills. A n»i lh«M(gh Beal. Mrs. G. It. Best. Mis* Peggy done In the Bible 3ch<»iL Work day among llritNh loldei and for the girls included the making bridegroom* who are having their _ t t : K . ' h. , r ^ p ,r " ; s s «>- * » J. Smith, Mrs. D. R. Johnson, of aprons which will be on display "I do's" placed on duk* One l^in9 . South America and 1ft« Philip­ E. Mrs. Curtis Hughes, Mrs. E. C. as will Gower pots made hy the don photographer V / end* three or pines. four wedding# n week with mlero* Down.there they'fhow al| the Rnul*. Mrs. Randal Priest, Mrs. boys. Tlie youngsr children made phone* and a tecordlng van I# a* Mildred Cobh. Mrs. 'John Andr*. booklets during the setsiin. chapters at one* a* a T4aturh |>te4 Mrs. much a part nf hi* equipment a* T. F. Denham, Mr*. Rose p lain ed Mite his trusly camera. :- ' ! - Frankovich. ''It runs three •ml a Hirmon*, Mrs. Evelyn Peacock, Joe, N O T irp Huddine and Mrs. II A. Manning. half hours tong!" Th# St. Monica Cbppter of tl e To remove eopper, bra*#, tinjor Mike. ex-UCLA football »tar, i* Holy Cro»» Episcopal-Chmrh will other metfil almns from (n'nlc#. major domo of Repuldi-: cliffhave a picnic.'Qfi ftjd s y evening textile rhemUt* advlao' Usingj, a hangers. Ho make, fmitvn yiai.L al Han I.*nHo HpjinlrJ- ihe g»oi p mlUl-acld kucJi aa.vipegsr. lemon 18 chapter* -• utlon !|>f lulce of a JV ivrcntu solution on#- moth tt w lir'm eel a t' |n a “ Parfsh llo’u* __ 1180.000 St- -acid. ..I .1 nRlri*er l^ .J aas . »nmr - acetic at muni er of the ehurch at *1:30 o'clock Thl* tometlme* r stain hat dissolved. ones above I f profit, as-with one ''Lone Range nd below. To keep down fatigue, ---VIJ-'X, l.V 8 UYr uJ ? 1 li which corralled two million. l i t to keep work where It can * “Tffe kids aren’t the bolyf M e t ■don#* with the finger, wiiat j who go for them," Mlk# cautioned. > "Some of our stories ara very rd- forearm m uscltt. Plan rartfuftiy ,i ult. -Hart's proof—we mails ons what to do in order to keep dopn excess motion*. **■*-J»• • daaltnir * with atomle-. rocket.•- a,s •— .#■ » * -—r ---- -— Le7:00 A. M. In 10:30 A. M. 0oun*er-attackJv<( ageifa-for xtnip wood beat. . .4. Hhlrln/P bomba. .Shortly s /t- r th < eerfal .watrhinif bushamP Johh .dras snmpletrd (tle y .' take four / SPECIAL CLUB BREAKFAST MENU Irst screen rqlr weekst^Jbe foVernmcift announced Frank f , TOUCHTON'S laUNCHEONETTE ? «. . aurH a weapon." ' • ' ‘ etna ruln*<l hy a low-Gylng itt -The ngeft aerial cai -hi* program plane and commenting. '-That A PLEASANT (JOOD MORNING “ was Ibeyltahlr—"Flying Disks." ‘ Croslrv wHI try anythin*’*. . , . Jane Russell in a hustle for ,/ 'The f APPETIZERS Warner Brothers list lost th* Paleface" (tussle with Russell In a hustle?) . . . * batG* of the “ Dammit." Chilled Apple Juice......................10c Director John Ford catling "cut" Orange Jnlce.................... 10c In an effort to save a veatig * of the peppery langiiaR* in tn e [ because a dog picture on the n » l Pineapple Juice ........ 10c T o m a to J u ic e ........................................ 10c ataira - "Life With Father.” War stage was making too much rac­ nera got special permUYoh from ket. . . . Janet I^lgh planning a niended Fruit Juice ....................10c Grapefruit Juice............................. 10c tha censors to Include a final "dam­ trip to Stockton, C alif, her first mit" by William I’owell. Evidently return to her home town since th* man with the scissor* reneged becoming a movie actress. . . . after th* Gtm was completed. OUR SPECIAL BREAKFAST "Black Narclsaui" la one of the V In th* last aeene. father mount* th* carriage and spouts his fnm; lietter English offerings. A tale Golden Brown Hot Cnke* oua line (which I won': spoil for of English nuns who try to start Ryrup and Crenmery Huller you by repeating).' But* tumbling a mission in primitive India and W/Racon or Knusnite of the aound track ha* whitewash­ fail. It is told with l"*s reverence . Coflee #W/Cream ___ ed it; the "dammit" ha* dlsaiv than U. S. clerical film*. Blisrre peared unspoken. .Nl<\\ try, War- backgrounds, ta* eomoafent east 1 (headed hy Debdrah Kerr) and nara. • 4 ' -* No. 2 No. 1 . wonderful color make up for Rights and sound* c j l tji# Holly- -rambling plot. SPECIAL BREAKFAST CLUB BREAKFAST ycfiw .»*• rvtr*9 *t • '•* * M T.’Choice Of: T w o ( 2 j T T fs h F lo rid a E g g a Chilled Fruit Juice * P re p g re d A ^ 8 ty le C0RDUft6?»J There •etmt to' be something! fstsl about golf. When a man takes up ll\«t game, he hgl ;•> aet tomebody else to mow Ihe lawn. MU* Patty Rallgan rniertalned yesterday afternoon at 3:'I0 o’clock honoring Ml** Harhaia Wathen. who will leave next woek with her family for Ft. Pierce to make their future home. The room* »>f the o n a l e r s ^ .lU liM b -ltM ie-In llw < d a " 4 .# n le Apartments wrre decorated with Mrs. W. T. Jackton left on attractive arrangements of vrtlow Tuesday for Florence, S. C. where and blue flowers. MUt Ratigan was assisted 111 serving hv Mlea she will visit her sister. Kav Ratigan and Miss Jackie Mac­ Walter Mead .Smith h st return­ Donald. The hnitess prrsrnted Miss ed from Ridgecrest, N. C. where Wathen with a gift of stationery he attended Camp Ridgecrest. ;; Those invited to«hc with Miss Miss Harriett Redding has left }'’*J,hrn '*•?'* Ad* A.Luiih, Ellen for Ocala where she will visit for Driggers, Jane Davis, Mnrv Jo a few days with her cousin, Miss Havmsn, Relic nishr-e, Mildnsl Miller. Donna Witte. Cmnlx Lud­ Kav Redding. wig, Miriam Moyr. Carolyn lluil* Mr. and Mr*. Ray SUion and “Ton and Ann Whitaker. daughter have returned fium SHOULDER I»AIM Rome. Ga. where they ipvnt some To save tliur apd trouble tv|th time. shoulder pads, su g g riti the II. S. William Blair plan* to leave on Department of Agriculture, attach Saturday for New York Cltv. Mrs. them with small-ilxc snap# instead Blair, the former Angela Miisrh. of sewing them into vlothes. Snap* will ioln him In New York about do not show if hidden under si-am*. Pads are difficult In wasn be-’ Sept. I. * cause the filing I* likely to be­ Tarker Enwright and Thomas come lumpy or nut nf shape. Keep­ Ware of Merrill, Lynrn, Fenner ing them clean la mtM it i-a*.er than and Beane Brokerage firm, were cleaning them. Tavk a piece of In Sahford yesterday contacting washable material over the aide of nllumnse of Sewanee. the Univri- the pad that goes nest to the skin. allv of the South, in connecthn When this becomes soiled. It Is alth the campaign to raise IV- easy to wash. 000,000 for their building fund. 35c Merchants Present dener many Hindu* ate c*ndy thus getting their fiut line oj •he tweet* of democracy. A squeal and a holler, a fifty cent dollar, what make* you come •o loon) You used to buy. * dinner; now buy 'a toy bt'lobfr’ Oviedo ^ A | IOCIATION OP SEMI Mrs. Charles Benham Honors Miss Manning Gcwan, circle lender, Mrs. W, D. Brown, Mrs. Milton Gore, Mr*. M. Martin, ,Mis. Andrew Auliu, R K. Davis and Mrs. W. 1Verisl to the Hanford Herald A. llunlrr. • Ilf MARIAN II. JONES The I'earrM artln cirri* of th-« Oiiedo llaptlst Gh'ltch met xt rhuich Momlai evening with Ir. and Mis. J. H. Jones* Mrs the R») .lone*, of Oviedo. Mr. and Mi*. F cu rll Beasley s« hoste*<. Ms. Malcolm Jones, Orlando, and Thr»e prevent were Mt*. J. P. .leader. Mis..- 1LUUMi. wwd ■Mr*. ■■C lifford 'P ark er Uux.--cDcl« Vt'eitair.bd with a surprise pic- Crx, Mr». ticorge *C. Means and Joe Ileaslev Jr. Nk party recently In honor of Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. A. P. Hunter enRtl Jon'** hirthday at the I'nr k* '• cottage at Daytona Resell. trrlainrd w lth'a fish fry at their Otei« enjoying the picnic with horn* Mon lay evenles in honor their daughter Mrs. Thoms* th* honoire and host* were Mi* of B«> Jones, Oviedo, Reverb- Ann E. 'Todd an.l Mr. Todd, r t e m Jo e. Mai d o ” Mr . o ? hrldc .tU.d j ^ O O m -^ N M t Yu:I -T t Mr# E. M. Olllffr whU«- Mts Mr# \V. J . Chance. Mrs. Carol Charles Olllff *ml bshy dsugh- Hatnerirk and ton, Carol. Jr. ter. were visiting 'with her par* will leave Thuirday for Waycross. Madison nrd Atlanta. . .v ‘ eht*_ st Durham. N. C. Mis. Mnc lenig ami guests, Mr. and Mrs. J. I’e Cox xml Mr*, fh a rle t T. N|l<l»ek hnie Mr. and Mi*. Roy Eason. Will returned fiom Jacksonville Bench, spend several-daye thl# week nr 'll** Audrey Cox wa# taken Daytona Reach. » ill while •itin g at Jacksonville Hotoy ling-dido, Harold Jordai\ llca-h end I* "till confine*! | >, and Jam* - l.awton are hn*jr fthts# . BREAK FAST L Give lig.week-old bsbie* m t •-tw o weitern What) How nmeal current price*! '*Nr».. ATC. Stephen# of Maly*, Ga. announcer) today the marri ige of her daughter, Sarah JiaeShine, to Jay Hampton Beck of thl# rltv. JThe marriage wa« performeil >n Folkston. Ga. on July 8 at 10:30 o'clock. •Mrs. Beck r _ _attended .. a/hbitv In too-the •nipl. . , tWa. T - i.* ! - " ••8 Q** * In — the Triple ” Groceteria San­ ford. Mr. I\eck Is a native of Seminole County. Mr. and Mra. Beck are aiaking their home a t 410 Magnolia Ave­ nue. Miss Ratignn Honors Miss Barbara Wathen mu They trll mr that Ihr ihorletl. d ir Thr line drown by my eye mntlxu • out lo bolh tree* 1 the Maaonic Hail. • The Lodge No. . 27 of tne I. O. O. F. and the Seminolt Rebec­ ca Lodge No. 43 wilt have a cover•e d dlah (upper a t the L Q, 0.*F. a ---- B i |-ail t - j . j I"*" fh a*>D.*‘s" A. V. will -meet IP C w* L« ifioh Hut at I:D0 P, M. FRIDAY The Town*«nd Club .will hold It* regular meeting In the TouristCenter a t 8:00 o'clock. iW< • A lter the builnen meeting thcro will eardt and garnet. Itcfreahmrnta will he served. Memliem and frlendt are invited. SI. Monica Chiipter, Holy Crt»» F riterp sl Church, will meal *1 thr Parith Houav at fl:30 P. M. .^|A rd go tu San I.undo Hpringa whtrd they will F.avw k picnic. MONDAY . The Truth Seekers C tau of the F irtt Methodist Church will hold it* monthly aocial an I bunnet* meeting In the Church annex at 8:00 P. M. .... . . . Drafting Workers ^Social Miss Stephens Weds Calen Jay Hampton Beck TUbRSDAT lit! Nawa- I THE SANFORD HE RAID, SANFORD, FLORIDA TH U R SD A Y . AUG UST 21, 1 M T . t i l t Bhoppara BaranaSa tit* In tha Woman* World f lits M**rs .lt:IS Hawaiian Malodka 1•:1S Tun** TOa’va n*qu*#t*4 I* la MornlBB M.lodlro IHta L«l * Oo —YlsUftn*------lli»* N ia* al Noon ItiI* Waal«rn Roundup ■t i l t Maalaal I’rotram l l i t l Noon Hqur Not** . I *0 Nawa | 0t Four A*** l i t By Way nf Mualc . t i l l Salon Baranad* -HA*—Mawet t * Bar Non* Ranrh • IH N«wa , tit* Mtlodl* Whl«p*ra 111* So Proudly W. Hall l i l t Marsh TlraF l:«l Howard Barlow, l:H llddllna Krw* ■ IS* It** n u b l i l t Loral Nawa III* Noralty Tima III* Uaat_ lit* Dally da** j PACE FIVE TQ l U t H T Q f < Va ^I?c x o J2j2* ^ SAN FORD .FLORIDA JDRiJ 1 CO. a Scott �1 \ J THURSDAY. AITHITST 21. 1947 THE SANK ID HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA Vitter Hits Safely In 26Consecut‘iveTllt‘i, —K ettles firKinrramon HurledAgainstHiits Sports Roundup When Fish Are Not Kiting, Try Skishing fW k* League of Amdrica, o» many a» ten raatrr* may be in piav at ten different moita, casting at ten diff i u n t taigeta. .Rulei vary with Imil and fly ('Baling. lb .. ► \urtnia. lb t l a \ fleton. i f La . a .Hurray, tb Tylar, If Ktllba. p The Clubhouse ^ Al* Ncwifeatuir* TULSA. Oigla.—SJ*i <h I* a game in which you tan flair, <-Hirh no­ thing, and *1111 hare something to brag abotit. It keep* the fi.hvtuten heppy JtrctU- DeLand, Aug. 21 (Special) The high flying DeLand lied Hal* turned on the .team twins to de­ feat the Hanford Celery Fed* in ■ u AJtw > TjfriiW -'trtmi man—tkiih Increate* the »ngl*>t’» to t margins in both contain Hinder |tax lota of new tunning The fir it game wa* an alterIn thl* game. It’* known in ad­ neon tilt, starting at 3:00 o'clock attack idea* to apring louaa an and the nightcap opened a t 8:00 alp) o veil Tom Hannon, Fred vance theie are no ft»h It ho •.fluke, Lex Horvath, et al. caught. But the Hibernian can o'clock. But Snyder pooh-pooh* Jimmy play with rod and roel ■.vtttiou: Tonight the Fed* return to their own hunting ground* for a single ‘onxelman* rematk that the Itain* the Tnconveniente »n.l discomfort have “the be*t roater, In mo-foot- of long travel, mosquitoes, thlgtilt with the Palatka Ataleae. ftll, even more talent than the g e n , etc. iV-ll Chicago Debra/' Say* BHy-, I’opnla ler: "Jimmy doesn't have to look the game tie)oiid hix i» n Card* f«»r too; Coif I'at talent, and it* younger than ; have.he. ,'Uia. 'The Caid* arc the leant of group behind the fourth place Orlando to l»eat In the Weatein 'DlvuThe al Senators, who were dofaated hv tha cellar dwelling Daytona Beach Ialandcra. The rival Dpni of the AllJoe Vitter, Hat outfielder, hit America, Conference may have ta rd y in both contaalt to tun hia come up with the wmthy rival consecutive hitting itieak to 2C for Cleveland'* l.mi (the toel Grt* game* to tie the league reconl. •a ill Hen (tile toflesil Agajun 'Tad Madjeskt ami Don M oney (in. The American placr-kickin'g Ungtcd in tha firat frame of •|ieciali*t, who loat the toea on th e final tilt and were ejected 111* figljl-kiJiiug ,fuol in. a distance'* ..from , thr. platfomt .on item thaceu taal I f - H it* Umpire ac/Mrin. f- i.itr-if two CorfEddie Boell, after the runkua had veniuht ami a field goal for thOnly perfect ca»taTnndir.g In or quieted , ,,,, wi'inln/( pointa In the Dona' 17- on the ring* are ic-ired. and the Call' Kettlea opened on tha hill ID exliibitlvn triiiinpti trfiiinpti > o v a l target* ate muvrd fram time to for tha Fed* Innhe curtain raiser, Brooklyn Sunday. Ajajmnan w n .‘ but gave away to Johnny Tpmal a (tandniit 'with the H< llywoo-l | In tram rnmiietltlun, the angler* in the eeVtulh canto. Van Klnna- Ileola -iff the Client l<a>p f«-r line up on t|u< platform and rn*t mon (tatted the final tilt atul wa* al *ea*<mt. Like Cmra, all at dfnignated target*. Five ttolnla relieved In the sixth by Bill Stan­ •tvt*. be doe* '|» kick, (alt how. * , are »rortd for it targ.d hit on the ton. Juan Feral went the route first ra*U thiee for a wound <nd one for n thluL Conte.rlants totnte their position* and Uiget* are changed a* llie gain.* pmcnwU. • Under official rule* of th<» game, •ponioied liy the Aiiicrii-B.i Wild- nertlon, Tln-re'* a lot of Oregon Stal * talk Oil the I'arlfie aiu|ie, Inn th«- Itravel a will fare th-lr tougheat hunllea, it'a generally figured, In UClwV'a defenditu; I't.'t’ chumplona aiid n r.-Mirgi'li. Southern- California. Both Bru­ in* and Trojaiie ap|>ear thres deep, which may lie more thm the Beaver* ran mu*t*r. UCLA'* Don d'aul and Toni Fear* and Troy’a John, Ferraro Fere*, lb will probably rata among tinyear'a boat college llnetm'h. J«r*y Hhl|ikey, SlC-pounder who movi-r. Total* like ! 16, may prove the llruili*' W*l RhCF.'' USC fiaa grraf hopev fur Jay Houndy, *|iaik of laat llun*. Bflda, Tyler, ithepper, Vll >ear'a undefeated Trolwbra. ir. VeBa J, Pare*. Itun* hallr* 11 ante*field. Itrlde. Hloan, Aleno For a aleejiar, tab little Imyola .t-kkf, M. .Pete* TTiree bale tlim (of L. A.), Which la off the daatom. Vliier. Hacrtflree, Kelll.t. eiiiphaahi wagon, and ho|iea to rid ' ’Knaiptr. Vitter. double play*i .< again the gravy train with new Pel*, to finish to If- Perea. Iwfl bn tone*! Hanfmit », listj tul «. Ila*« Coach Bill Sargent. Loyula'a aupon bail*! off Kettle. I, of ITumai 1. potlera have corraled an uticnm off J. Ptiea 1. a a Hyask - iout; bV manly latga a h u r of leading Jay a e j . a . . . . . • _ a l l s . . I f are plnyera hereabout*, ului the i prixu, All Pollatd, who .Woti t eligible for var*lty tpii'l a Seminole County Court Records •u. It T eta* Anat*eI H To Aml rf w llavta mu* Mary F rk*. t'he*irr K* »tpk Carrie I M.iotliy W Hlewilit tHfWirt, I lorut hy W lla te k a a t m I 'a e ila Itetllnker, Mary Oanke wl*!> Tv «ieUa A llank* Mai •am ) a tty." Lepax. “I was urprl.rd when PUUbJrx i gave up with Third Baseman llnb Elliott »'ur the' Harton brormt.-'— firemen for Boba-th* type *»*/**> |„,p«* eakeJ to l>e It a d d and er voli build a flub a round. Hr FRANK ECK m A I’ Newafbature* Spur:. Edlter wounJ up with llu- Cleveland In , I.uprx hold* ^ ’number «•( iuaj:?i NKW Y O R K -A lf .u.o Ramon <iiau» lite r playing 17 yea** in the league record*, lie.ha* ratntUr it* Lopct. Cleyeland Indian tgtrher N’atioeal league with Brooklyn, ur more game* a season 12 time* . | who hold* the record of hating UvAtos and Pittsburgh. • He did thle eight Year. in eurcex 'cau g hhtt ,the mo»t L * u* h * nu ” 1 game* in ln ma.tor " '" 'o r ... _ ui j h, r i , 1.1 j h a v e »lun t< • i . .# .onn*a aTATtc I ! Bob F rllrr pitch and une thrown *r; i by Brooklyn’* Dasxy Vance. *tar 'i«» J of almott 20 year* ago. ’),« I.opez, the popbint Spanish .lit catcher who almoit blighted (he managerial - life of Dillv Herman, Ii.l./yt 4-i, h-wrnnt X-* luu ratight both Feller and Vance. |ia> l»n« Ree.b I. Orlenlo I H t [ "Daxxv Vance threw with a full I uta I. 01. Aedu.lin# I overhand motion," enyt Lope* u m in o ti _ •. psialka. at tlaluMViIlr, ppd . u i a f i Taaa, p, , AuluvlM at IHt-and Uipuulo at aU-neakille gl BASFOItn |»t Lairt Of lajldu HANKOHD Palatka t.c.ti.uia l>ayi(.aa Ueerb •> «* »• t* MOurg »t l)a y lo k a Refreshing n*a»h >%t iu v a i . Let-tin »:• IM OMAt AIUXUC i MCUlC Ip. CO. A * P Yellow CORN l‘tii'«l,lpt>ia ! U A FATHIR “fcrrle*" hi* two chile aerosa a flooded »trcet after a Inch water tnuln pipe broke ink! hat tan. N. Y.. flooding a lS-blick area. Hundred* of famlllee were deprived of water and many ffcw York City rc.'dentj were forced to wyde through tha itreeta In their tw o feet. ____(laternational! L 'a w k * .M l IIIIM* r ia l Kavlll*. Uiu It To- hllen It hunty. HI. t.oui* 1. lU .iik lir n 1 < n ln a * l l ’ltttliu ra I* . U ih I uo 10 i'h.«wao I, P h lU d e lp h le f n l * l * t h .- r * ln l A M K H IIA X 1 K l l . t r f Fanoe IONA PEAS J H & D MILK MUSHELM AN I. IauI* it CHERRIES 71 .11. t*ilrnla*'i Iti.all. New York It. Datruit il (It in nine*)' T" tt n t.ttigi; PEACHES * a * •• Iloaton at Ht , l.oai*. ppJ.. threat • nlng waalhar. FRESH TKNDEU STRING BEANS FRESH YELLOW WANTED SQUASH To lenso with intention of Inlying, nice three bedroom home furnkhed or unfurnlnhed. Family of adulto. Assurance of kerpinR property in the bent shape. Kentnl to Hpply on purchase price. 2 Bunches 19c CARROTS F A N c V SELECTED It) Carton 15c TOMATOES Joe Saunders^Manager Margaret Ann P. O. Box 1475, Hanford, Florida OKRA SKHDLKSS GRAPES MKAI. *1* I'ATk it OWTOAUK* Carlton, John l> >nn Mau-t To Kturhla Hlalr Hank I^Mlae, U J eio• Noa Klnrltla Hlale llank tlfeer, Kted (? elwt To Uutf Ufe I lieu, all. e lire era, Willis \V eto* To Oair I,it. ta.uraiti. i ow-riia. W a .lux lan*l*ll P*iti-ral Pa*fka. and l.'-'J * remit*, OomlfiKo etui Belly lr* ONIONS KREBN PEAS No. 2 r Mayonnaise */2p t pt. SUPER-RTTB BE£F CHUCK MiMinui. .* Murray , I lla r iia a t u n . league Ma'miger of iho year* FortInriil'n Jim .Tnrner, the fixYnnkee, who haa the Beavert, aliimat imanimnuxly cumignml to the Cellar at dcaaon'i atari, up th eir in the firat tliviilon. .with an out aide chance to catch thd Muling Ijd* Artgelr*. it •all.rfieiJ. lb b - 'U H «f Lawrlk • T y le r , lb .XUgnaxnvn. p BUverm an. a s s If - JELLY 12 oz. jar 20c at'FE K -R lT E VEAL VEAL SIRLOIN Roast Steaks Stew Chops 69c lb VEAL RIB MEATY 63clb. BONE AND ROLLED VEAL Short Ribs Roast 62clb CLUB • Your mirror will tdl you how well you ilrptt Look fresh •.. feel fmh I Enjoy healthful, aooth* log sleep on a Sealy innertpring mattress. Com­ pare Scaly’a line quality, expert design, durable coaelrgction. Buy. yoqr Scaly pinUreas today. - M. Ptre«. Ib Ma*ia1‘n.kl'p * ANN PAC.B CIIAUAFFLB ANN PAGE GAINT Steaks Fillets RED PERCH WUIXOB _MI! NIPI PjVLJlAJtK 8 j. ifO|)ieTRr Fresh Dressed BISQUICK M ox. pkg. y l t u r , V ega. K n e y n e i, pluan. T w o fca»* had, Hlnan. X'lller, J. P e fe * T h re e ba*e hltai V .y a . K a .iilK e .i M tM tnu*. T y le r. Kn ep p er, V e g i. B a rd in HtoUn Lim i I*ak«. L*»fi ?“ " ‘ "fo rit «. O e ta n d I* H .t.i off K lithain o n I In t M In a in la , o ff Iftanloq I In I 1 4 . Ila*e< e a b allai m r K ln n a m o n l . tlardin 4. i t r l k * i i i i i : K ln a a m o n I. lia r « la 1# HU by p iieh eri K ln n anio ti (K n e y p e r t . l>-.in« pStrben K .n n a l g ; T 'm e of a *m « i IiO J. I'm p lr t .i FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM T ty TIP—TOP ICE CREAM SULTANNA RED KIDNEY BEANS l'lb can 11c SOAP W l make our own loo Cronin, All floYon Tally —- Delicious — Healthful Phone 1218 Tb I peed up the rooking of a • a l loaf, take the mwa*. mixture Individual loaves. Largs muffin m » a v be used! or the loave* mr be shaped by hand arvj rooked ivaay open inallow pan, in a ow to moderate aven. GOLD MBDAL FLOUR to Match *d Atlantic Bk. Bldg. I »•!» 1-S Fhona 19 K iiX f: FATCniNO v- 9. STONE NUTLEY Oleomargarine tb 33c WHITE DO USB I f te !• Iba 49c 95c V-*. A< MILK 6 sm. 33c 3 lg. 33c MORTON’R Charlcw L. Persona Optometrist S.1 S K 2 bars 17c SNOW 12c SPRY 31 TIP—TOP ICE CREAM 414 Hanford Avenae 40 ox. pkg. SALT 26bx.pkga8c COCA COLA. NU GRAPH DR.FKPFER A SEVEN UP H l’ NN Y F IH L D 6 for 25c Case $1. B A K IN G t b p k g . He �Lcftal Notice H K i K f T A T K O K J IA I IY llw lttT ii. I*at-*aa»d. IN T H K 0 ) 1 ! H T ir T M K • i . I N TV J U IH IK , AKM I* iiH -K <40l’ N'f.Y, . K I jD IIID A , IN PHO H ATh. ( t u a l l u n R D iT O H g a n o I ’ K ItB O N * H A V IS O • I.AIMM O il O K * l i l t (illlr til llm fltAi wt thU O iitlrf, lUi' tr t tMtffl of •iti:it l*« In w r i t i n g hmi ait<k| I i m u ilie lilac# wt rrolUrfir# pm! ( wh# gif a d ilit M of ih# tlAinm nt. ant! n h *H ' • sw orn to l* j th# cthUuAnt, * m* iu of Attorney* and a u > #uvh \15Iip J N UemetuI not *a f I’ m fUr«1ihell |#* Voldi Fdfim nro*e fhm on At • t t t o t o i of it.* U d W ill 'Arid T n t x in t n t of* M ary H u b erts iU>Vfit(d Aoiiiil U i»it p t Jlffm -nr)A rVWr—t*a ifs-fUmYrHi )•* lim amt r« cli of >ou i i r > o n rh N otified i i i ' i fe<iulre4 to iM m n i »t> Not ire 1* f e t o lii i i t t i i that I am er.<l w hich yom, t i i f t i t H Iti ih * iiti i #ry intElnr** |ur jlib rr cf you. may ha%« tguii.M at 15W N R ft'V d A v to o i u tid fr th h r t M . l i r t M ary ltdbefta. * » « « « * } F ic t it io u s m n i l ' l'u»-*U '. K d t * * ' -i •V (mCidi lUiutf of till* i*t*4U^r. Kst» It ttruilnot# i oaill’s* lliifrtij. { IIHt ISiwwtt, i *■' i'll* o r «l*firiht4.Tt t h i l l hf in fttil* tiu |ilrf»# )*» I inn* Atilt * \ t lr Owiii ■ C. I- J mI> HKi it, t i l l fcW TATK « *r I r * « l i l r 1 i r * ,4llT) . | , ,H P itt.* i* .l* h * * l o t Hu- , l a l m i i l i l . , uh i h u l l h * t W o f l i | 1» h r t i t * t I B lit t ',m . n a * ! * 1, ' ’ I » * ’ rO W A M K to i it n il . i i ) ,11111 « I. in n r t l f in * n it im l >■ i i l n l t t n i l l l* t i 'll IL) \ ILrf't*«t l\ HIK I ..................... .... ■ •t'S’l ' Jl 1 pL mIVOI t *•*•( .• 'I. Kl.t iitUV I.' F IU 'IIA T K T*a A L I . i n B U IT O B lt son *. IN I* I ’ K tt- i i i n h o <’i.A i)i' «)ii i *k U n N P N ! A 't A IN l'l NAtfi Rha'A'IK -nriftf oiniIH.fhlMl Wild ittu h r l '• I ftwlll ait’ lU'm* an I {httttiirtt w litrh }itu <' d ll.,i ft yo tt m »v h»‘ f rS/tlh* ih* m|.‘m M 4-DlVAltl* H U M -LL dii'fti*-L 1* 1, * I a.ild i.fUDtjr. t .-< rtr and ih.l that | intend iiitrnj tp rt.n - III* t: tul.tt J m ts * I'l *<•'• i.f Cuunt). t*> th. * puil«> of t'.maiolc fount). Florida. ^ . i m i - L * . «» In* th* “ H»i>*« p i *Birt Cl th* ) Irw.'nui Xtm* SfnTTTrFf'fi’.--* , “iisTT I'iiufiiy Vi -YfcntVr.t no* ids. ffh a p te r- f l* * S , L a w . of F lo rid a JLtnf.jtit' 1 'lartd * w ith in N*Wt* calendar month* froB^j 1 **1 ) w ith th * C1*rk of tba. C!rrtitt . - r illin ' . n lf t f r ‘A C a m a y «l. rig h t r a lr n i i r nW htlt. (tom t h * tltu* vf th* *■ FOR RENT | For Rent or Sale Two li K-tl room utthltin hom o, ton minute* drlvt 'front'dow n town, on-hard load. Atout one St one half arrea of land with each home, *ell drain* ed laundry with rain water lank. ottiC fan. comultte bath, rooma shrubbery and fruit for home use. If interested call at U13 Sanford. Avu. between IS noon and one o'clock. IK CORD Vi.AYERS lor rant. By day or week. The Music 111*, 11* SL R ho ne m . % , f ........ )FFlC E *|)*ca In Malach Building. Larae light offices, iawly decur•ted,' all iitilltlea. hast and jani­ tor aervica fumIUwd.1 rCall IW3W II. A A. Dept. Stora. PAGE SEVEN' T H E p A N F U R D H F -R A L l, S A N F O R U , F L O R ID A PHURSDAY, AUGUST .21, 1947 K n .il) At J II/* . »i K* U l t Pi I . m m A ii ) ii,.l i m i t t Ur, ,s*e i • r'li.I i n i M i . l i l l t A H *. L l v l l i IN t ill: t l l i i l l T O t 'U T *•. < tit*’I T , ' i l l s m m h j i iiit'.i up (o date apartm ents with alii Roam 2 Fla. S late It ink Hid*. modern convenience*. Adult* j ___________ Phone 1030 r .i u ii a l 'r . aver­ age fatuity niBy apt ml mtuit of .ji»-1 vr^ battling tin- epIralVng ,-o*l cf | t r r r r Imry-tiriT ’wtlffi—T T r-^ r-v n - Tr * i.v AN It K n it o L 'JH N O l.K u i l ' . N i . JN L l t A . S ' L i t a W A - iU A ) l t . V M i , M X • 1 la iu ilff. ■ va the pruM um u f u ld u u M g t i.iin tirk -;- fot t h o , a n iiii.U .v,.,-atlqf» I blah t ifiii nil s f e >j<tn!rnur r*i*ir;f!» r H*«» V u a u it j N a rtt K f r - n —M c v M 't I A . \ — w .iw s s K t ”’ CtuinCfI, So! kith . sun fur D i v a n ) U lt D K II O P J'L'U t.K ’ ATiON ' T ill S a ia u c j it. J lc C b lh it, Whu»i itlrtu * * i» urikn.tH ji tu u h i. h trtL y n o iiried th * t r a i t s IfpCteM in h»* f lf * ,i a su fur O ltroit* in .it it yu il in Ui a b u t * im iiU .1 r> .u rl* e iu l )•'* h * r » b , H n u U n i lo t il* ,i* u i Wrt le i. , .-m e a t* ip *,*u n a liy or •• Kid of CO 1* 0lain anoint) l tu in tiiUt « i i i , tit jitfur, yiohday au.t l.i H it .. SsIMemb-r I, a f j i r (U r , u *r 0 'l<-rue. if *ii» ) |i. ai .rriiulrart t> h ave, to MM' H la w , r.hit lu ll Mi fist j Deci«' t i6 r f„ r * | f t-laeku* fr.'h t th e ittuto u ti io the m s n i r a r i ' t r T h e ton* trol.il p i v m , with p o llin ' , g - m r ii- nisit or .,vj*l wandats* bairtii, m alt1, tin- m o st o f t h f fe a tu e • pus*ib i l i r r o f ih e ,V u g u it v n at lull. Itv.-ntlv ope iH*wspi«oi\ Atiari ar, Uinteil n left-tihhd<d Htlatk nil blab piarket p4<tdle<* *1 mil IkIH ) io rmithem gammer tcscita, Whit nnoiber ncwiii u . <. I’u.-- ' h. the same (inv , ofr'. -il -tti ptlu fe praait.g Mi, ufflcGu- >. “H-.-nf, thi' Knyipnnu'iit-opejaii-l railiot .l ti<. t o ffic e . * Acatar'e article i •■.■oupteil the e x i-rii-n ri’a *‘f .* vacation* with a hla.V niaikct tick d -elln who d<>,- bi .ln t a a o n th e -f lo w a lk fruit , f tliy Retif,- off|* • t ic if t fi-allK-r A . ,Vdm1iii.ttamt id tp r ) stitt. uf I-.Mi t. H u d .tin t l i u j - " ! H im fiut.tic.illu n Amt J» |T ) LOST * FOUND 1-2 burner Florence healer! -2807. Findar notify Tamlamt Trail Tuora a t 8anfuriL Phona II. Reward._______________ _ 1Elaetric Mot Point Tabla top AUTOS FOR SALE ... Move. Calrotd unit*, almo*; new; 15 Sard" 1937 DODGE TUDOR, naw paint, uphoiatcry good condition. Roy Baal. 306 W. 2nd Bt. . any knithola desk. Swivel chair; ' J ‘ 'M lilg eablnat, oeetlbtia) 193T FORD 2 door, fair cotfltlUou. Mr*. Dtghton, phono Clean-!(t 1986 Ford Coupe In Boj Reel, 606 W. 2nd SL Wheeler of .Sanford C A N V A S A W N IN G S C A N V A S P lr tiC tt C t d lt A I N S V E N E T I A N B L IN D S A 1 M I . . M , Ste e l, W e e d I I I D A Y D E LIV E R Y We REPAIR! raEk W TE8 C h e v ro le t tru c k s o ffer a 11 th e s e N E W T R U C K FEATURES Come In and i c e «* » i i.e *Hd <ffU-e h e a t in g hi* . u:tb! ind yet on a train for i otoniii mi.t spi ll* a hill. _ • O n ly A d v a n c s rD a s Ig n NF.W Advanco Dvsliiii—NEW cob th a t “ breathes"*—NKW Unlwetd, all-steel i-uiulfunion—NEW dur ­ able, fu lly adjustable seat*—NEW 21% gieaicr vlalbillty-NEW FlexlM n u n t ed' c a b —N EW a t r u n g a r Ifanica—NEW lucreaaed load spaca In potirla and pick-up*—NF.W-cfBcleut luodhiit In atake and high tack W iles —NEW llnmuigU scal­ ing and Insulatlun—plus hcurra uf other NEW features too num erous lu m ention! s f i- o ,, -,t file .Vi, ?|. tfiinrr as he left the a fi.T ih ..» .* ». 'lie blin k matkdle, . iis k id the ■Si* i *m g ae.tl p y tsg jO tiH v a i £V'ugH' win . . i a n ti ,1 to pi *!T.f loiCiinuia," was ilie-irply. C o rJ tii.-i’ fo r tium m ui '.’it j the in i a liu lle l ittni » *1 < n 1 -tCu r- , uni' j Tken th e s c a lp e r »ug»*e, t " d .th e v» f» liu n ci co m o tmi'n lo n io i i oiv. J lio p r f iilly t h e W iH ilib b " t i a v e h r I aak o i ho w lo n g U w a u L I ta k e in get tirk e t* . .ih lic k - , tO IM O f) , and vvtun.ial Adva are D e 1 1 g It In pi, k mu a n d panel* g iv rg I M J t l A*il> I D A I) SPACg — stake and high rack U.iir. haie M O KI I y f lC IK N T LUAUJNKt DRivrR.s cuM rtH i m i n t ia wilier, with more leg i .rhii — the avals ate lolly iuljirdahle, l liliver a nd’mme minim table. Wider. llee(*r WISDMII III) i I fr. •WtMHiw* fciifwe viyibiliU'.by '',V NO - ? . v .t*-.-V .. • whs do yuii Vfgnt 1 > «•' C o lrp tl 7'* Tie Vucfetlonio euiif-i ei iir i»l want .1 lo tpeinfhi? v.l a t b n tli.'ie will Id * (fatilllv. “ H v m a n y in y o -ir la t n ilv ’ ’ The nrw m x i MOUNTlI) CAB is iu»hiutird un rub­ ier agaimt find T lte CAB THAT “ gRg A T IIki H— (ictli air is Jrjun in Hum the outside —heated in cold wmeiwr —and -used Sir it JuittJ null* “ In I dit*ori>nn, a r e i.ou in * : ' leplnr.l Ilk ' -• fiiuer. “Only my w ife 'an ! t v> »ui;»,' rei u.l llic u-indil-lie :r.iveli I, "Finn-. That’" n*’hi! to k i- to bi...U tlf- 10^1— IIiiUt.1) tl la.lif.il i .. ....... .—I..QI .IS. il.nl—th e—- rl M o H ila, H ilp in r !* h l ra lc n d tt nei. "Why don't you k*> tu f tnuMhs frum th- lite r uf th r flirt d u \ t7 I ran grt y u ii t i .b f •* t h i ' e I p utilicatten o f thta s a i n I fot »u mure than do'ild ‘ the itgtif- I claim ur drtiiai\il -P ali Or in . wtl* In c. an.l .P a il «tai< th r p l.u r ,/ nr p i e ” tCunfovjt anniuill • - r '• I i«. I , tu t nti.I |unt of fir r ill'll* * * ui tlir iveord for summer he.it i n 1 | tba * l=,utiAtil ate! *ti*ii| h . P r n t r Spain m ill Ihe III, i inmm i •' H-iil- | ! tu b) I h r uiaim atn. r g r lil ur -t!' . tu rtir. and any im li claim or il • In v to I" il d e g ie e a ,illiliot dftllv f H e lilnek nuukeleer-then pin* j ina nd i. ut >u f.i, >i • .P a l, l , v .ia J a n ir . f. fftidtun j pond ikidn |uz (n--eir.it *"dy '* S x tt) Tire* on 111. LOST— rl„ . t e n y " n .U ,. COMPLETELY NEW DESIGNl A l* N'ullr fi'ftlu f y.i 8 V 1 JR II) T h i s TRACTOR WORK—Plowing nml only.; -Phone 660. dir,ing "Ino gurdfii plots). Rhone in <m h i it y t i n : i -i h i n t i l)2d-J. FURNISHED room. With kitchen 8 A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E ___________ J i'im i n i :\ i i .n o m : 1 - u r . n v S T A T U O K r ' l . o l l lliv IN l ’ l i o privilege*. C07 Oak' Ave. I EXREKT painting— contrucL or D A T R S. G. Grogan, IN I I I T I I K K.HT V T K O K l l l t ' N l 6*ACRE CELERY FARM located AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Saleal houily bails. T- I . A V i i l E V . P n r l H i l and Service. Th* Music Bo*,;Freq eatimatea. l’hmia 7H U . Lake Monroe, rent 5200,00 per :.‘‘Thnl depends only V how much j T O A I .I , W H O M IT MAV L « N 119W. lab flu Phone 063. | ear. Charles W. Hobintun, ftN i mu oafit to p n v w j ’i the replv. J vmt i FLOOR HANDING A finishing, C K.‘.■tiller oule 1, Bo* 631-A, South JackI. h r r r b j 'g iv rn ili* t ltd ilh BE WING MACHINES "1 11 p a v u h n f e v e r ‘y o u u t l Jo*! cleaning A waxing. Our power T- l .r r and M a li* T . iM rlw h filed aonvile. F’l a . __________- . ■ ; SALES * SERVICE g r i me ih e t ie k e lr / ' unit enables Ui Ui ysorU .vhert ll i r l f rtiiilt iFifi.rt iu (ti0r« )**n ■:» 4 l r v . i t font- tre W rii ,*r,t-F-aO1 ’r x"»“ Ti* •h# w**a»t*’ TTf-*trrn*” ",r _'TflT?t!»T r i t E D K O O M r t ^ b e lt and balh, i UpRTS HEWING MACH. SHOP tk*ie -ls«no^elactrlc connrvthrrl Ob l f tn u i. l e a l lu g f iv e d a ) 1 Ittlvr ’ f i r s . F B E N cn . i*n. m o tit AI -Ua«i|r. lit ^ tlw lf L*taval Ia Cali aTler 5:30 P. M. did MyrtI* \ vallablu. 21 yraia experlcnci*. I i fin .il »4»»- haary-r an 4 that — —----------------- m Ave. II, M. Gleason, Lake Mai y, Fla. IFjkV Will ri|t{lir 4« the* ||0 ||fctftfk slot nftly (mil o f iko t ie k e l* . »* V ta n , i'll#!)() a ■Vf:t) J j tuiilfgtv* uf ui ^rtri nent HW W au FLOWERS K ENT F R E E —nicely, fnrnlihed “ I* C u u ii L ). > i w lil# m 11,• Mit), ROOFING-HOOF Painting, ell ftlFJT1 i fag iR ocraaioDi M bedroom to settled m an e Beat 1 nr -n t - t w p i n n w r TV1T. T S i T i f,i.A c . kinds. Smith tiro, Fhuiio iiSd. «»r cMoe cAiu«h i*iiti i t «ll«4 uf amt |iu lot fin al tilt* fia« haun# te of reference* required. Owner MeNRILL * YOOT M .0 6 I Sipes Ave. just off Celery **• K if C M ir k r * Ilf It.u It a p artial trvalid. J. J . Roily, ALTERATIONS—all kinds, Iml, I*rii# T IrriiialfTt d t i i i i u t , ni* ih * PJ-T) No. 1 . Box 63. Sanford, Office ph. 403 r*iId*nee ph. 610-R tons, belts, bucklra. Mrs. 8{u*.- ill! flaf ^4I Au||j»|. 1%*; F la. _________ _ K it h T . I— aalwhlte. The Accomodation Paint*. Poultry Supplies', Nejl U a ia T ile iit ) Shop, till E. 2nd St. W ANTED TO R E N T ^ l . i * , u trU ra of tha •1«(g | Purina Feeds, Groeanea f am of t o o t T , lo«lial»r. il** a-'.trit Meat*. Touchton A Walton, 120 F u r n i s h e d or unfurniaiied apt. . Celery, Phone 1199. S P E C IA L V “ V IC E S perm, residents. By l i t of SaptIN T H K C I H C t ' l T r o t ’ ItT o f ; t i l l ! N IN T H J C IM l’ I A L I ’U I C t ' l T O l [. , Close In aa possible. 2 bad* T ’ K M H i l l 'A rooma. Please call 271-R after FOR SALE—Umaroek for drive, FOR RENT—Floor sunder, Fhiiy AHN KD KHO TI!A THf.U M tINi l O I. k r u I N l Y waya and roadwaye—Phone opafstion. fit■amiabln leatunabla ratal, Kin-1 i’h ANCItltY 6:30. 1141. fortl Paint A Clais Co. Phona I .1 U .I A K l A H J o i n t : k j e n i : I ’ lalm i f t 3 R E A L ESTATE FOR SALK 303. Vm TtiXF.DO FEEDS— complete H e® , IIA IIO LL) r iR N K , REAL ESTATR DOlMIR - PLYMOUTH Hulk's Tuxede Fead 8 'ore D a fe n d sn l,. INSURANCE p a r t s a n d s r k v ic b C h a n rs ry No. «<U MORTGAGE LOANS 109 Palnsfitu Ava. Phnna 1011 Hidl fot U lvo rce RAYMOND M. BALL, Rsallot FOR SALE oitpim or pubi. il; t I t s iold Klena. vvh Registered Broker and OLD NEWSPAPERS—8 GENTS VA lib moth proofing laeta 6 TO f I i a'old welt B lreal, yaaia. JlaVa your, woulana moth Insurance Agent proofed now. Downtown- Clean­ ' Y oYrku ii. atm t ie r rliy n u lflir if f lin l la l Florida B u te Bank Bldg. PEE POUND. BUNDLED IN Utn. BUNDLES. er* A I .sundry. 113 Palmetto lia n L la tJ o iie F le u r haa film ,i * i i two alory, threa bedroom Ava. Pinmo OIL 10, IS, 20 end 95 OENT fo r H iK ’>rr aaaiu al )<>u in tiii- a lu .ir r• f EW* h u m s. Two car garag*. On enltlleo , - uii nuS you liaftl. HERALD OFFICE 4'iano Tuning ami Repairing. U I. irt|u,iaj tu file yuna wtjairu al>l»tr cuincr lot 116 x 140 In Mayfair. BIB. Rea. dll-W . *anc* tj*riacuiSlt) or hy atiufnry) «*• ‘ Sim writ sail unfurnished or furni ■Iir Hill uf Uo(ii|ilali,| Jo skid » u u Sea Jimmie Cowan’s Sheri Metal Phona 356-81. on or Laforr ‘tlitSdar, Kr|>ieml»>i SIGNS Worka for naw .Radiators, new ». I * » ;. end lu . fhlrriffa, fur puna Show ranja and poqtara NICELY furnished Y room hai*a Radiator cores, Radiator clean­ drfritte, if any ) o u aneir. to •tut O—DRI7H HIGN HKHVICR In Sanford Heights. Every moA 1)31. ■« re7jUlrra by Inn m l f* ■ ing and repairing. 0. D. loindrea*. Phone Dl9l ■* I' '' T “ * 1 tiv-swiii + ^ ern convenience,**largo sit n - t . alar a D t r r a r r t o 1‘u n fru u Witt be cnirtrd ailAinat )i,u porch. 118 W. 19th CONCRETE SEW ER.PIPE * T ill* i.M in anil be pobltahad o tn r RENT A CAR * . ' W. 13th. « w ant for four M l « iii> - u m t YOU DRIVE IT SEPTIC TANKS, Graasa Trap* w rak s In T I I K g A N F O ftD IIU I IA I.U . PHONE 204 NICELY arranged five room bung . Block a. Aluminum Wiadows an ) * navranepre. aI, gWniwat*—ttn glow ilinnba->niUa Cttcrcity *n _f l i ------- -- - ilnoie L im a i f n v ti t Iftfit with aaveral f*TTg i). a") n Ida. W lT N K f l* s i r hand Slid i t -------------M',«0.0O with Miracle Conrret*•Company, B0> * lota. ' Priced — •a*l el a * n fo u l, gem) mil* sr.E US FOR attractive t i m t . EInf M * Phona 1*35. rix tld ir, 11,1. the lib day uf S MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING IIOIlEKT A. WIL a . f). itty, AND TYPING Raymond LundqulaR O, I*. Ila in d o a Battavhw A flattary Charging. CREDIT BUREAU OF Phone 732 ' Atlantic Bank Bldg. t’ U rg uf sold ‘Cln-uit Cuu-t H. B. POPE CO. INC. fHeal) HANFORD SMALL furnished bungalaw, cor­ CAL WONDER pepper plant*. L. I I I N, Park Phene 180 ner lot, Immediata potiesclun. B. Mann, Lake Monroe. Fla. MITtl H TO lI’fl'lH Priced at *6,000.00. O : M 1.I.IK L H n I'llM I. I ‘dgalati<i. SOFA.* 18th Century style, slip EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING THuuib ROBERT A.. WILLIAMS f.'arallna. Fred Myers, a i l r. 2nd H l covers Included. Phona 4.12-W. Raymond l.undqnial, Anaociata tu t) a i r 'h e re b y notlfird that t • ull he* t-rn . mei'lataHt Ht ■•,• Phona 782 Allaatle Bank Bldg.. 4 CEILING fan* for tale. Laney'a C lir n il Co urt Lt the N in th J a d liia i ATTENTION MOTHERS * Drag Store. CirettH of P lot ala. H aiiilm .l*' r 'liliOD,, 'five room bujngahow loc—DIAPER SERVICE— ty, in C h s t t c r t r . u o.ler ih . t ill, ated on large cornerT lo t. Prieed Naw Pbitco car radio. Just arrived, of It. A . U lx x , p lalm lff. ve. AH,_! Baby Velvet furniahe* hospital *5,600.00 with term a .r r I ’lv x . dafritdant, en.t D ia l the pries to aalh Sills Service Sta­ clean.atrrile diapers and deodor­ lrelief ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 1 u f h t la an a U u lu tr d tion, Sanford A Celery Ava. ised container. Economical and of d lveairte . Raymond Lundquiat, Aesociate safe. FuNy medically approved Y o u a re tb e rafn r# leq klrrd lo ap ­ Phona 762 Atlaatja Bank Bldg, p ear In said ratua In |a ri,iii or l>T Call Daytona 2467-W collect for PA IN T— BENJAMIN MOORE’S a ifo rn e y at ih e C o u rt lln uar lit detail*. 96 diaper*, *2 a w 6 ROOM HOUSE—IS acres of land house p a in t Outside white and n aafo rit, Pli.alda, on the * » t|i_ )lin -FIRST IN HANFORD" including 8 acres of muck— colon. Floor and Deck Enamel*. of SrptielhoF, - t»ft. and thu In County Ph. 4702, SENKARIK GLASS. A PAINT LONNIE MCMULLEN'S Market >*f*taH llia tro f, a decars pro «onf*MO w ill b * e itw rrd and Ihe asld I m m e d i a t e POSSESSION — t _ S 5 l ' n *-1H w - gttl1 8 t• Barber Shu[i open Thursday, proreed at pa it a. Friday A Saturday. acre farm ham* 4 room houae, 1 PEARS—Excellent *” W I T N M g m y M n 4 ahd O fflrlal canning v a tl- ___ ••at fhla r « h d ay of Auauat. i* furnished or unfdmlahed. beav­ efy 11.26, *1.76 gnd 6J.00 per O. P . llr r n d o a iif er tiful lawn, over 30 fm lt .tra tree#, bushel. Georg* SitrttTU, Silver] J3 N O T IC E S — P E R S O N A L Clrlb of CIk u Ii UmtL shade trees. H acre rich culti­ Lake. Phobe 770-M. Betalnole County, n o r ld a vated garden toll, 1 acre cow (O ff k ta l Brel) SANFORD Reauty Salon—Phona T Ifotrvholdtr Aaaurlatra pasture, 2 chicken yard* fenced. ENAMEL; BENJAMIN MOORE’S 1364. 30b Park. Mary McMahon. A t t o r n a n «t U r 1 artesian well. Price SXS69.00. Impervo Enamel CWar Fast; Phona 1.164. Permanent wfttiM ban ford. F lo rid a U mile Federal , HUliWay In quick dtying, for ExUtlor and 66 np, guarantewl. Water Sof­ proceu, 8 milaa W. of Sanford. Interior use. , S E N K A KI K tener. Also open evenings. WBla. Rt. No. 1 Box 7A> ■ ' GLASS A PAINT CO. Fhon* 11 StW .^ ^ ^ ; ‘R E F R ia ^ A T O R T « No! juai a flaw modal. . , III U .lll l t v D. n IN I' lli- n u lM A ilin ilt M lr a t o p 1 REAt. KfTATE FOR SALE FIVE ROOM houae. 928 W cstSrd 6 A R T IC L E S W A N T E D _ 8 t . ___________________ _______ - Higbeit rash price paid fur use.) Vf I'oftfnsu )» u*-rhiti*Hi again. furniture. Ted Davi* Furniture you. Good 0 room house with S loti on p u b l.ih ,J ulu'f ‘i lo* nottre v Co. 311 K. lat. I‘h. 068._____ _ a ». r c k fur fo' ectltli paved street *6,000.00. You'll JHAf.l say, "Thia la It” when you sea It. I'l I. HUY v'ntir car rcgardlesi uf week# in T H K s a n * » •paper uf a * htrul . ir-vtal Two beautiful homes in the Mayag* or condition. Roy Heel, 304 p u ld lih ril in a tm in u lt Cu un iy. l iur fair section. Roth are homes M». St. such aa you didn’t dare hope for. ■ W.mi 2nd j .mTBZurT- ■ ■ ■ — ■ ■ t* DP ■ ■ ■■ 1 —V U’ lT N i.M i my hand and of fir • -rmiiUd, Count! m l at Manful.! W. R. WILLIAMS, If re 11or Tom C. Bolt, A u isiite 7 P el*, L iv e s to c k . S u p p lie s K lo r h lr. tht* ih e Mh day of ku liu tl, A [i IS O ,' 110 North Park Atcnne' ■* (>. P . IteiiM n n , Sanford, Florida I'U rk „ f laid CM fait MULE. Make offer: rKurujWS J. I B e lli Two auartm ent house, all large ■rooma: UpiialraSAr-Tourvwno* e-r.X 'hMF.I.P W A N T E D f it :. I'.h t .i r r tifand bath: downa'.eiM has Urge I t f l . M l S , , ( ir ,r « w ,l I.V -r I I i. living room, klt.hr,t. dining . n t i n . o f n i i : r u r . N t ’v j r p i n : room,—«nd two *)edujiim« and GIUl. fur caatiier,dt cosmet^i ruun* e K M l x u i . K a i i N H . f i A i J i n n . ter, alio loda girl, lautey't Ding IN I ’lt O lt A l K . shower. Eight arret -600 (t, on H i A t.t, C lt K U J T O it K M i l l P K It Store. * Highway 17. Ideal for tourist M IN * ICAVINM , ‘l.A t U .i D ll f . court or for trailer camp. Two WANTED: EXPERIENCED MAN ■P i.lN IiN A iiA IA S T n l l t i -I.^ T .A lT : mile* from Sanfotd. Hargnin at Vuu and .•■CP o f )o u S r, l i n e n ON BRAKES. FRONT *:ND3. n.ntfi«a jttvt i,i,iiii« il tu |u*»*A l m b * 11 .000.00. ALIGNING AND BALANCING. r is lin * a i l ) iliu>«ti.li u t ilih you. • A nice home with income pto]>rr-' • Ithvr uf you, in*)- p a i r «X*tn*t FIRESTONE STORES. I l l E. , tv, close In, nad iairly prfdrd.' lit* r k ls t * i f J.iP n I - Itfih iiS .'it.-' lit St. The home is in splendid repair— i , * • * .!. i * l * uf laid I ’u u fH !, 10 tin C iiu n t) J u n e * uf iirtujiiu]* i iiutit* . not a thing to bt dune, i-t.ept Living loom, duiintF CASHIER wanted fur Toiahton t'l'itr lii at [ill „ f f t ,* in to - n i —it move In. ‘ [CONVALESCENT HOME . now onon at Chuiuota;r18 mile* S. K. of Sanford and 18 mile* N. E. of Orlando. Large screen and open porches to ait and enjoy (hq cool breeres off Lake-Cath­ erine. Large grounds and walks safe from auto traffic. 1.arg* —kitehen— o n t— nnlrrxm —-^-Peug Cer-Apply In (i|M «a ftrtjbv-iml roomirBrittreaiHTTirci dow nstairs. One efficitm v a|>aitlion. Can aeromodate -6 only. m ent, and one yerv large l ed- Settled culm edVonuil for g, neial Phone or-w rit# ta t reservation house work. 107 N. |.o.;uat. * room and bath upitaii*; also at once. Oviedu 2382 a t Dr. two car garage with ihiee loom Experienced Meat Cutter. Perkins Martin 2392 or writ* Bo* lirt uoitairs apartment. D ru th e rs. P . O . H o * 2 47, R ho ne Chuluola Florida. Larg* sedan 2ii'J. I J,-1.and. for guests lo vialt thalr doctor, i 8 1 11 * 0I“ * ----- - z . ---------------------------------in good condition on Kurs L ike. lAVAILABLC at once, convento " * - 1 W ant offer. . 9 W ORK W ANTED I? locaud down town auetiuii.i FRKII W, BEMJl.H |Shfk M arket For Kalroad Tickets is Tlriv"inir In Madrid 2 2 ' ; ! R e a r cu rn iv a indow*, perm illin g even g reater il- it iilif y , a ) ji I iMc a* optional n ju ip m e n t Ol tuilio a n t. ■ Nrw, •trouger y g A M U i .lie designed In c a n y gieater h a d * g ira te r Jiiuinei (ur a longer tim e! LUNOSIt WlltM.BAXKg a**ur« Letter toad d istlib u tiu iri * -*)m > »!,*» F a u io u t m i l.** tlOATINO im tu t) K t AK A X L AS a ir e ra trd lot the load and the road' • » » C h e v r o l e t ’* v.M v K - I N - l l i At) t h i c k I N tilN k B s i c m a id ’. im«*t p u n n in ir a l fur Ih c lr s i s e . I h r I I V D K A C I I t : m u UK I K I S are r t . In in t h designed lot g ieattf Liake-liuing* ouutactl CHEVROLET TRUCKS with the Cab that •‘Breathes” �PAGE EIGHT Ultimatum . ( C s S t ls s H frees W s* Owe) THE SANFORD HERA D , SANFORD. FLORIDA THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1947 Players Fined demands on th« Bark of England proves beyond handling, than tha talks here will face lnereat'nr difficulty. United • States officials com* paied the emergency action, it which this country concurred, to tha A m trirar hank ’ "holiday* nf 1933,* a moiatori-im on buslner, temporarily to halt what amount^ to a run op the Bank of Enaland. wfha problem was aggravated by tha fact that Congrats n pot lb session, sine* any charge in the gctuel terms of the lo.i, agreement requires Congretslnn.ttl .approval.. — - ------- — At the Treatury Department, two U. 8 .-British technical s c o n 's SCRAP B O O K IC is t lB n S tram r» p Om ) of the ordinary th at happened. " It appears to us that thl rifused eTer since to 1 rilaembai V and.have rejected a FrHich offer of hospitality. .The displaced persons ramp to drhkh they will be taken If th<?> list In their stand is less than f a mile from the site of the infamous • Be lie 9 concentration camp. The displaced persona camp, situated' at Hohne, la the larg est Jewish camp in the Brit­ ish tone. ' The Jewish Agency spokesman In Palestine characterised the latest British move as "a fateful Hica) *mistake.**- An ttnoffielal Hah sotlrce said it probably would provide new Impetus frr terrorists In th» Holy Land. M O TO l q tttA S l a IO O ,0 0 6 M ILE. M O IO R S I>»l**timnounrement said Jewish Agency . persuade the refugees, most of th*m Poles, to land In Franc*, but the agency spokesman in Palestine replied: "Tha Jewish Agency Is unlike­ ly to send • representative ts Pot* De Bouc to try to encour­ age the refugees to land 1 France. These people well know what they are doing and the agency will not Interfere." A Palestine government aourev aald "It must be remembered that the decision lo go to tiermany waa made by the Jew* themselves, since they have elect­ ed to refuse Franca1* offer o» hospitality." The British foreign office an C R E A S E - I H V E t t f S P BY L O U IS P E A H t l L i f r P R E S d o f f.A R IZ * \ RABBI'fS ? w es< A f r ic a single PAIR MEADOW MICE CAM HAVE A PROGENY OF A ^ M ILLION & IK A J Pound 1 £ 0 IRONS A R E P U f OH VENEZUELAN PR ISO N ER S <o PREVEW f - 1—------- W tftR E ARE -J V BrqqER nMAM Joel Field said thatM t w as-the lo MW*UW” worst demonstration seen in the . . . . , , . „ local park this year, and added ,n\ n '» J ® 1."? that the umpire was pushed around | MhO.OOO.OOO point the British unmercifully. * withdrawals wUI- cease pending Manager Krider stated that he 1 arrangementsi at the Anglo-Ameidid not want to see' the Sedatora . <«•" financial confers nee here to penalised, all that Is* wanted was .control -th e flow of dollar. eato find out why Umpire I.avely; rhenge from I^ondon. think the man is good for baseTreasury officials were describliaUL lUrlJUn atue " -***•fOes'mv'up •ifte-r«tort. -r«fB "not have arrived- a t . a genuine cri«* asserted * I a n f that only drastic emergenPrqsld’r nt Herlong closed the I ey action, such as that tak»n investigation by summing up- the yesterday. can avert a financial testimonies, stating that th ere, collapse. was, no doubt, a lot of confusion The Treasury was reported • ' and excitement at the time of believing that action does not the Incident. He added that he | violate the spirit nf the loan made hi* first decision on the agreement, even though that deethat he had nothing to add to hla report which Umpire Lavely had „pi-int <d,||KNtea the British to report. Umpire Cooner verified sent .In add that he could only rxrhsngs dollars for pounds fresthat ha and Lavely went to th* bsse his decisions on what In- |y when other countries reques* Mayfair Inn after the contest ami formation had been presented.... iUC|, payment. filled out the report to Ire sent la ---------------------------- American officials hope that the league president and th a t'I t v T is » t„ i Brililn'a new regulation over waa true. ( . K IO IV lC C t the convertibility of pounds Into Manager Lou Bevll of the Sen­ ators admitted that he bumped Umpire Larely, but Qualified the statement by saying that he waa excited and was unaware of what he waa doing at the time. Chief of Police Roy Williams told President Herlong that he saw Umpire Lavely waa In trouldi and immediataly moved on to the field to be of asalatanee. Office.- II. M. S IM P L E .-v A E A E S H * / r Russia Notes <MEM FROMfiESe^iIRMG*.** "I would like .to Insert only one word.” Belt said. "I request that the Chilean tqxt be amended to read political or economic In­ dependence. '1 ‘'If we add this word- we can give the treaty ample under­ standing of aggreaaion." (Cealleawl Ham Tam* Omrt ing down German industrial produclivity. The conferenfe la hcheduled to open In l,ondon Friday as part of a Joint Ahglo-Amerlcvi attempt to stralgthen out the •eonomlr affair* nf,-the "Western World to speed recovery. Even before this development. —the-United K14t»« spparenlly wai ready to write off, in favor uf S new approach, t 'atlcm pta to . reach agreement with Russia on Korqa and Austria . t The protest, together with th. deadlocks on Austria, and Korea, le n t. emphasis to a ‘ Library of. Congress summary of Unltdd States-Sovlet relations aa hav­ ing deteriorated “dangerously.** This summery wee disclosed yes­ terday. -In:1Berlin. Central Lucius D. ay aald that any Russian pro Iti against raising the level Of Industry In Western Ger­ many would be without founda­ tion. because the Russians have declined to treat Germany a* ■n economic unit a* provided in the Potsdam Pact of I04B. 1 On Germany, the situation in brief fa this: • Under the terms of the PotsoAm. agreement, production of mettle, chemical* end marhlner i » were ordered to be "rigid­ ly edntrnllkd and restricted to GrrmanyV peacetime needs. This level was fixed with n •Mtlng which United States authurltlea now deem too low In - f|lv» Germ ans'-an export trade sufficiently high to pay fur Import* and at the tame tlmo play a necessary rolt In helpinw •the r*»s of Europy rebuild. ' Tha Potsdam Declaration callel for dec ntrall'atlor o t the tierman economy "at the earliest practicable date" for the' purpose of eliminating pr'eithr "exoaalva eoncentrstlon of economic pow- THE O LD H O M E T O W N By STANLEY W E V E W A IT E D H E R E RXJR HOURS FOR 'EM - THOSE" BANJK R O B B E R S A R E TOO PARM SM A R T T O GO OUT CV^ A A4IGHT LI K B T H I S -1 _ F T £ ~ C 0 ~ O V E R ANt> G R A B A C U P O C O F F E E A N P C A L L IT A A 4K 5H T -----. MT P E E T A R E S O A K /M V J E T \ . . one on fne . convertibility qu»»f lion and the other on possiU* ■ relaxation of the requirement that England abandon all discrimina­ tion against the United 8tates products In her monetary prob­ lem!. The National Advisory Coun­ cil on international monetary problems scheduled a aesslon la­ ter today. The council la mad* up of representatives of the State, Treasury and Commerce. Departments, the Export-Im port Bank and the Federal Rtservi Board. 2 Britons Hurt In Palestine Mine Blast JER U 8ALEM. Apg. 81 <*•)Two British soldiara were wound­ ed, one seriously, when an electrically detonated mine blaster their truck near Natanya today# apd In Jerusalem an Arab store wa* demolished by a bomb which, array, source*/Uakiwm* Hated by ‘an Arab "boycott patrol." '• Unofficial aources in the port city .of Hal(a eald -40,000 was stolen from an Arab bank mes­ senger during • transfer of fund*. The Jerusalem store blast, brought a general alarm, the second In IB hours. - YARDLGY VENETIAN BLINDS Amerlra'a Moat Beantlfal Aluminum — Cedar — Polished Aluminum Ask Me For Free Estimate P. W. 8TEVEN8 - 61.7 W. Robinson ~ Orlsndo Phone 2-0729 g To torn* degree, this clause ha* been nullified partially by the year-old Brltl^h-Amerlcan •eonrmlc arrangen^nt' for merg­ ing their occupation sonee In ti e M M I t - of economy and mom efficient production. The Potsdam Agreement also called' for living standard, fur tM German people .to he at n lavel, nqt .higher than those of the rest of Europe. There has been a Kflwliur Jesllog In AngloAmerlcan quIktiVa. that this, too. cannot be adh«rvd to rigidly b e c t 'is s of the b e q e f l^ o t W H A T A A1KSMT 107 Retired Workers In Seminole Receive Social Security Pay Indonesian Issue i r M l I a m l tram r a a s D m ) largest party, Labor, oppose* this. 1L J. Van Mook, the Nether­ lands' acting governor general of the East.Indies, charged ft Rstavia yesterday th a t'J a p a n ’s war­ time commander in tho southeast Asia theater. Marshal Count Julrhl Terauchl, prompted the Indonesi­ an* to seek independence. Ho said •TerauchlVInstructlon* were given to Dr. 8ockarno* and Mohammed Malta, now preildent and vice- Britain Plans Hike In Subsidies, A^id Prices LONDON. Aug. 11 (AV-Tom Williams, mlnlstar of arglcultura. announoed today substantial Intreasea In -subsidies and fafm pricas. Ha said the government hoped by the measure to help realise a 100, 000,000-pound food production increasa In four y4ar» and aid in closing ths gsj between Britain’! p rq . Soviet Vetoes In* abetalnlng. Earlier the application of Hun*ry waa rejected by the aame Tb# United Slat**, v/hlrh had m eated Immediate admission of *Jy. did not press for further rtlen after the Soviet veto. The ustrallan resolution. Instead of u n u for admission now, loft tb* total of I I I " a month Or |I 3 Ja) each. Widows • and children - num­ bering 124 receive $1,476 or I I I .&(» each. Total payments In the county rsrh month, amount t-> 14,148. ThU ts an average pay­ ment of $13.62 a month for 2B3 persons. The Social •Security Act be­ came law 12 years ago and is intended to provide a measure of fiunnrlal security for old p»o pi* uf the nation through tfmv principal channels: eld-age aid eurvlvqri. Insurance, f o r m e r l y known us old-age Inaurance, tinemployment insurance, and pultr lie assistance. *— There ha* been a* resulting In­ crease in number nf clalmi payable aa the result of dtath • or retirement of the worker, and ■ violation both of the thU Iw »fd th* W11*10" I 'X L ' . T A - V n ^ n ^ l K ? .u .n tl $ U 5 0 , it "by pasted the Securpy giving urn aatemblr make a decision which ada by the council. Ha I that Italy, under the ;rcement w ild not be for memberahln until rerson* desiring more detail•d Information on nny or all of the three progrihna are ad sited by Mr. Weaver lo direct Inquiries on Jihhlic assistance to the State .Department Of I ’ u U k Welfare at Tsllahassne, on un­ employment Insurance to ths Florida Industrial Commission at Tallahassee and on old ago sur­ vivor* Insurance to the Bnrl,l "PUtorilp— m il™ " i t the Poet Ufflc* Building In Orlando. A dispatch Trom Jogjakarta, to­ day said Republican political lead­ ers termed Van Mbok's charge a Dutch exeuse-ln-advanco for re­ suming on a full scale the mili­ tary operalions technically halted by cease-fire orders Aug. 4. . The Netherlands krmy headuuarters In IlsUvIa repotted In­ donesian scorched earth tactics had destroyed the world it tea factory. This was identified the Hslimbangan plant In the nU r district of Sumatra. • The White Cresa agricultural colony at Salltlga, In ccnlral Java, which had cared for 1,500 lndouc- grasslands consarratlon. al«ns since 1002, also wero burned by the Republican!, th# Dutch chanced. Both sides have reported repeat- RllSSia S ile n t O v er LU C K Y S T R IK E presents T H E MAN WHO KNOW S S THl TOBACCO AUCTI0 HURI f Seizing U. S. Soldlm SO. taro months before n.>guli*tlon» were suspended. The agency aald the document! quoted Dutch Pre­ mier Louie J. M. Reel a* piling Van M n o k irS o e riL iliT h it i n C tary operation* offered the only .T K -S J g ^ A 'X w - th at mealing show ad (hat Dtrith buslnassmen agreedtapeedy actleu would be needed to forestall scot­ seven affirmative ched earth tactlta by the Indoirasl * 1 1 , In d a d la k 'lM ana la Ja m and Sumatra. ill the Veto holding Na Dutch comment sms avail able Immediately. 8 EOUL Aug. 81 OF)—Two strong protests and repeated de­ m a n d a for eaplanatlon for tha telaur* of three American eoldUra In north Korea remain un­ answered by the Russians. ' Lieut. General John R. Hedge, American occupation commander, eald be had made the pretests PTtr .Ilia s iraals slasa Uey aa" curred Aug I t and that ha era, gravely concerned about the In­ cident Intelligence officer* aald 'daDr TVf SOLD more than 240 million pounds of tobacco, and at every auction I’ve attended, I ’ve seen the makers of Lucky Strike buy fing quality tobacco...th a t fine, ripo-irookin’ Maf that makas a smooth, mild smoke." A c t\ ___ _ �f •: S' 'W;;- l.\ . U U n ity T h e r t U S t r e n g t h — To Pn I k I tlx P * * « of th# World; To Fromot# tlia Progreaa of America; To Produce P w p r r f tf for Sanford. ' TH E W EATHER Partly clraity thrnufh Saturday, with »how»r* or thundershower*. Gentle variable winds mostly easterly.■ A N IN D K P E N D K N T D A t t / I N E W 8 P A F E * V O L U M E X X X V III SANFORD, Established 1808 Cuban Demand For UN Order In F L O R ID A , Nazi Doctor Guilty Indonesia, Is — - - — QUITANDINHA. Brail. Aug R«ssian Protect Re* ' teals N u m e r o u s A r r e s t s Of Left­ ist R i n g l e a d e r s c il S e n d F o r c e s Or Let Her Handle S i t u a t i o n Alone Reds Reject U. S. Plea InBulgarian LAKE SUSCESS. Aug. 22 (Ah Neth-rlandt told the Secur­ Leader’sSentehce The ity Council today that the UnitcJ 22 UP)—Cuba was defeat'd loda) in her demand that provitiont !o< Possibility Ends For protection of the “economic inde­ Allied Review Of pendence" of American nation* be written into a hemisphere treaty. An t i - Re d * r . Case The tteering committee of tic WASHINGTON, Ann. 2f. (*P) 20-nation Inter-American Dofenu —The State Department aaid ta­ Conference voted down the pro- rtar tt WH1 proteat directly to ^ j p o u l . Fifteen natron* voted again*! Bulgarian government trader* in m the me*rule, which the United a new effort to *»ve the life of Nikola .Petkov, top-ranVIng atState* ha* opposed. . 'ArkhnUrrai -jolted -th e *»*aeotkiana* ttrltlm a arlrnriia roni'P ! I#HC# O M * conference with a au rp rlie, move to bkr Joint u»« of armed furc* SOFIA. Bulgaria. Aug. 1 1 UP* In Combatting aggression from within tho western TlamUpheie. -R ussia's repreienlative on the The eonfareneo approved In It* Allied Control Commission today special economic parley o fA m er* rejected the United State* demand lean nation* In 1948 after the plenary ten io n a rail for a for a review of the death sen____meeting ____ _ _ January. _ fence of Nikola Pelkovi lop-rank ^Bogota next Nation* ce**e-fiie order had on­ ly increa»ed bloodihed in Indone* ia. The Dutch then told the council that it.m utt either “tend troop* or let- the Netherland* alone take meaiure* to rrilore order. The announcement that both tide* would comply with the coun­ c i l ceate-fire tall* at of raklmght Aug. -f hvl. haep. hailed; »* the council * greater! triumph to date in it* peace-making e.lfoiti. -T - G( Defeated At Meet Dutch Demand Coun­ Argentina Moves To Bar Joint Military Force Against War Inside A m e r i c a s Korea Revolt Disclosed By '- r ^ x || NO. 201 A sso ciated P rta a L o tted W iry F R D A V , A U G U S T 22. 1911 ADOIF HITlir* peraonal phytldan. Dr. Karl Brandt (above), and 1* other defendant* were found guilty by a Untied* State* tribunal In Nuernberg, Germany. They were Just Before The Battle Started SEOUL Aug. 22 .UP*—Arrr»t of lumemui ringleader* in "widtpianl activity of a revolution ate natur” in touthetn Korea wtj anmunccd by Lieut. General John R. Hodge late today after tjr IBullion wa* disclosed by a pul. lit Russian protest. > G>! Genera) Terenty F. Shttko>. chief of the Soviet delega­ tion , on the joint commiaiion terlioj to agree on a unified Ko teat government, issued a ptei* * Rioters Demand Evac­ uation Of British: Voice Dislike Of Trend OF UN Talks LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. M. (Ah * —Egyptian Prime .Minister Nakrathv Pash* told the United N a­ tion* Security Council today hlg country vigorously opposed an American • supported Hratlllan ' resolution recommending that Britain and Egypt make a neat atlempt tn settle A'.ele differ*, enres by direct negotiation#. Nokrashy,-P*»h* declared tha , 1(fra ill/n - Veoposaf * wot !n*\he " p m ! ten-day* w*s apparently aimed at - disniptins the work of the owly r "»ould serve no osefnl pur­ pose," hut added that It »■* "4n evasion of the primary respouslbilitv ot the Seeurlly Connell.” end refpontlblllly for medical ex* orrlmenta on the Inmate* of eonIn a. new appeal for the coun­ -entratlon camp*. (Internationn' tcntmiiion." * cil to take it* hand* off the In­ donesian question. Dr. Eelco N 5kt(kov said the had wade th* CAIRO, Apg 22 iAh-Tbous* Van K lefftnt, Netherlands rep tares statement" two d*v» agr an-Jt of riotui Egyptian!. iom* teaantatlve, declaredd: at s com miss Inn meeting and shouting “Down with Amencx. 1 "If you really want tha fight­ demvded "restoration of not'i’al ing to atop, you rmiat either *ep CQl'iitiimsJ? -Sulisequsnlly • H-wtge clAsfied nitb police in demonitra* w* f f iiilia e m n R a il C u i u t v •au>bau-Hnit— a m i and Maj. General Albeit K F-*-UuHlarmo Balt. Cuban antt-Communist—leader.— - ~ troop*-oy-alltrw u i ~tn'brlltf'gbmit7 lions' lotliy against the trend of Br »n. chief of the American United State*, atPefkov was irnlenced lait Sa!- together with freedom, that’ *v' Untied Nation Secuiity Counfd del at atlon, held press confsi curity for which million* theie discussions on this nation*! dis­ anware yearning." steering eommltteo at which hi* u,tW 1° die_ *» a conspirat He branded the .eounril’* •M'lg#'. commander of the Ame pute uilK Hi it sin. Police tfited propoul wa* voted down. He we* ag*in>t the Communul-dommal icar oecupatlnn rone of soiiIIiski reported .to hava asked the com ed fatherland front .government. fnrta.a dismal failure and bitterly sewn follcmris of tbr Moslem 12 Cases Found Dur- Kces. said Korean authorities mitt** to declare hi* meature, No date hat been announced for charged: biothrtbood. r rested more than, too iic"Never wa* th e n »u«h kill­ "opportune or Inopportune," The . , i n g M o n t Ii D e c s hadK toiu in Seoul amt an undetermined ing on the part of the Repui committee voted on that bail*, *he hanging. file .setitrj Prime Minister, Ah­ in the provinces. and declared the propoial Inop-I The United State* announced lican troops and betid* aince med Kuhriis. broadcast an ap­ Not Mean Epidemic nunl-er He <aid those arrested were I - portune.. I hi* arrest and trial, and font your ceate-fire order. It i* a peal "t« every iincere ptlnot to chicct’d with .rioting, atterkioo strange and dreadful paradox that Argentina departed aharply day*agnth* United St*1** and Twelve rare* of dipllieria have poire boxes and Interfering with help lb* government maintain qr-. ba* hail i Jfcfrotn the provitiont of the ltfld Britain aought a review of the your cease-fire order the government’* lice-eolterting been repotted in the-county dur­ an effect diametrically oppos'd dcr." Hie Prime Minister. Mah; ' y Art of Chaptfltapee by submitting aentence. pn jiam. He did not disclose |bc boud 1'ahmy Nokrashy Pasha, is a propoaal for ’th# hemisphere! The rejection wa* ant” muted i toP tyour • humane Intention*." „/ i„ jn ing the preterit month, il wa* an­ #XM treaty which would eall lot me by l.leut. General Alexander ‘Jj* nounced today !>y , Dr. Frank ing nt or location of the riot­ THIS P1CIU8I WAI tAKIN ninmentt hefer# flying flit* Interrupted tha at Lake Success piessing fqr o f - a eommon military force - Cherepanov. Soviet m«nb*i and ( "**<»" Pul u' Quillman. diteclor of the Seminole Hodge said the sltugUop twgsn rongiesslonal Investigation Into Hollywood labor strife being held In United Nstinns action. ly In-tha event of '7t{ae‘. fro ,i acting deputy chairman of the tiVhwtC thU " « nl^n "n Countv Health Unit. wh» the- discovery in esrly Au- 1,0* Angela*. Callt. Hone# committee cmmKl Irving O, McCann (lett), T h e 1number of demor.siratott m m tho -A m e ric a 7 • |*om n,l»lon. .g rin ": BHt t> shown alklng question* a* Joeeph A Partway (right, foreground), leached about fi.OOfl at on* tirn* of a plot by U fltst *m Although the incidence of dip- gu<’ . Chila'a Foreign M inuter. GetCetkor, leader of .the Agrar- aln over withdrawal of troop* ......... ............ . A r I- rvwineef. I«ik* at hts glasses (srrow). Remark by Partway to In Calm. They reformed after pb'tees of the Korean Broad man Vergara Donoso, **ld “Chi'* , ! " 0 *nd one of thr *lgn- and th* future of the Sudan Iberia in Sanford and Seminole casing Syftem to salotage High; I McCann that “I don't go for this Oestnpo stutt" caiirert the lalter to leap i I 't t a ll h n e d n n I S i| » r i f v t t ha* her own propoeal, which i* *'* <’f ‘he Bulgarian Armitlica, Meanwhile, the United State* County bs* been lomewbat above lal speeches ami inject Commiin | to hla feet and etrlke Padway, breaking hi* glasses, (foteenattoanl) not In accoinf^W lTh' thV oroi'l«**'> "'•* Kiv,,n * P**— , „ ganrta-- tnhy- program ^ ” '1 ------ -— " ——— WSTWlLduring"lb> part fewlivee Trtiented bV“AWfenltiia ^vL~ietit*ne*"ind ‘Dried nn „ M tpadel, f ™ minium ,'f of rcaponaiblli.y for an * Hat S L O W . 1 M « * r ' U g it lia* not reathed the extent tur me* the Dominican Republic, .eld lo J of the government whl<k ,1 the move in h B t ' f ah epidemic, be declared. Tonation warn "agafftat the idea ( . in ,1m! Amarian tha dfiDule* t*l rsset line* ,Js» f are 18, north,’’ hut added. "I of; say. from the Soviets The disease is very infectlout. net , p H tmerlc.cn and extr*. Northern but not contagious, he pointed^ Oontinaataf akgTettlon," • aaylng (TMitlaate ( r - ll.« * d . am ra*« re * , *:i*t w .h n out. and explained that tnfei-‘ “wa“ It* Russian.occupied. ......* th* fetUlelc’ from Within wdlifd court. The aeven day* would N The Ainrriran commander also up tomorrow. , , _4 flow# means that a jiersnn mu*l I ( a e lle a r t e e r a g * W e a n _ NANKING. Aug. n (Th— ChlTh* American and Britlah de. Explosion Racks City com* in close contact with a ea*e ssid, "Theie is no political sigI nrsc sourres sifid today that Oan- . •; — -2 — . or carrier to - develop tb« dts- o.flca'Hce in the artrjU. Same mend* for a review were mad* ’ rr#| All«ert -C. Wedemeyar, at g : 1 J in letter* to Cherepanov. The Hall In Philadelphia ease. Many persons hay's lately RlghUil* s»ere el rested ton.” Shippers W arned O f.M eth o d s Of . D'scnsc meeting with the Mat* council af tit whs hot clear what the reiitinted informallo’i from the n Chlastg Kai’Sheek'i U. 8. note, sent to Cherepanov Possible W e s t e r n PrcvcntioivEKpInin* ti'ii'rnllaalm Health Unit and from inlvote criieral mcaiit by lack of poll’lMonday, aaid i’etkov’a conviction tiorne, had told th* government PHILADELPHIA, Vug. J 2, elgnirigance, since lie'm ure I pnlli v tuitkrt* China lacks ‘ nppeera to b* a grwa mftcar- —An explnainn bclluv <d mused hy“ physlrlnns as to how to esm|M- <»l <('„»■<»»,,I M a r i t i m e Strike ,cd By Q m . l i r . a n top* „ »'■*. SUablt lilt- disease. | C a « l ! * w a e e r * i r e t '. l a h t i inismicement, not i««- materia la 8l tmmb shook PhllaiM|>hla'.r ('My • All persona,who wish In nvmd Hall today and wreck-I th- f 1*Jt W in k of the ‘-'intnole Count', ,'r »'M>urre« Tlir nation's labor unions got The Aiov'Iren presidential #nfloor room nf the deteciivo hurvn.i. the disease, especially rhlldteii a new <M of rut*s Indav. tbr fleallh Unit in it> <li«'a»' pievrn under 10 years of age who ninkr >"V. nttoiuling .the meeting at Th, s-nferd sv„i a.b k.w Around World FllcrB Firat report* tald only one man 08 I afl-l laitlr) a<t, and only sn (ion program » o ti«lu ■•iitbp tlir government'* request, wa* re­ percent of the cese*. should it* Jnltlal organisation meeting £\rc Sick In Greenland wai inlurcd. onds bebue ii went into efl'cl eil bv. I)r. I f.'iik Quillman, h put ed to have describ'd candidly yettarday afternoon, elected offThe expolilon cau»e>1. con»id*r- avoid rrowilt and p.ild': gath-i icert then went to their akee*. able damage. G latt pxriitjon* end ings, he said. let at , midnight 107,000 production diteclor. to lli' I om* t bib it thro wliat he found during his month* WASHINGTON, Aug. 22. (aV long Inspection of China but to range at tha Municipal Airport Every child from six month' door* were shattered. wnrk'M. ahd the Ford Motor Co. meetitie at the fourist (Vflter- Ins', e lett no hurt of the policy rsFamlliea'of Clifford V. Evan* and Deputy Chief Engineer William to nb# year of age should he tnuiiu for their initial .hoot. G#or„ w . Trum, n> .vho t r . , t. F fltm e t K in g L o in 1 l'is »y lVit*<- mnmehdatkini he would make to agreed to a ronlracl clause for . Andrew Carraway w ai elected tempting a ‘round tho world flight filmlar. among the firat firemen nixed against diptherla, Qulllma'i ,was announced as winner *d tli* I'resldenl Truman. ' Earl Ginn ^rlled sudden- a union shmi Pr**'d*n* of ‘h« e*“b. Police (iy j>|per cub plane, received word o arrive on th# tean*. aaid "aome. advised. He also suggested that •yCharles . yailerday afternoon a t tile q u tf p io g r *n r “ Kisen s c o m I w - " l hlng exploded In a *t«wl loekei ." they should have a an call* I chine«e sources said the gattTlir I ’nitrd Automobile ’WwkJDwitlV e ^ 'aand m t Byrd JJ.* rGoode i t *' I0* Diet* are The III Fire apparatus converged on “booster shot" at the age of home on Sanford Avenue. He was ago-irf legsnl to Lion’s «iub oi eial hud contrasted the situation -•b tlv g ^ofrie fleer nf 1** | nnuen*aG»*In lw° Greenland. the city hall and hundred* nf pet- three, again when they star, i«*m at Sidney, «., .and came to I ( C I O ) thus bypassed a pro. gani/ ilions. irtC hina with-that in Europe. H% 5L H S , t fIT a*M t: ~ L rt L U |W“ rneitage w a. relayed bv amateur tont crowded Into th* amoke-filled to school or at any time that Sanford 10 vear* ago from ('In- sisiiin o f’ib ' Isw making msjntily " i i quot'd as ■saying Europe la decided to hold a weekly ahqot rl(||0 itetion* and waa picked up T h ' fii|t public In ritb in doorway. Police held back the the mgdicalN,adviser deems it rinnati. He was a member of th'* appioi »l by a company's employ­ almost starving wliils Chins ia In tbe U nit'd St*!*— w so e» ThueJd.*r bv E' ' necesiary. T h iT W v W is avail- H rat Presbyterian Church. crowd. mpartively rich in the esxentiafs - - - * Twp trap* hava Iteen eent Evan* and Tmman advised that a h b - b e l l iIni l.HH 1798 Id llAltliUoi',. i,„( apparently deflciant in e*uiraallBH<a an Paae !:l«fcl» Mr. Glnu i* survived by th.* e's a leqniiernenl for a union t ahl'*b»it m tiiunnoi' Director of Public 8af-ty James o'clockthey were In the If. 8. Army ho*, II. Malone waa conferring with » idow, Mrs. Clara T. Ginn, thre- shop. aaid Dr. Quillman m Id* talk. |,ader* to develop and pr#-' adopted daughter* and two sis. Riim'doig* o* a dock strike nn a.ml pr sva* *i*l up ft IVsisacd.# p< . . . . . . | „ r. r, 4mircci iThe.following, acorea were made nital at Blule IVeit On*. Green­ Judge Vincent A. Carroll in an '-ra, Mrs. Frances (!. JKnojp of the Wes! Cna»i, anil a move In Th* lit"! ! g "f Ik on th* abbreviated rlt ekeet ' ■ target land. and were being well taken office directly above where th* Byron Wnlker Dies The same sources ssid Wede,rare of. Blule West Una ti an exoloilon occurred. Pidnev and Mr*. John Carson of by Ihe- 'inng-organiiol p n u t'i* Am* lean Public Health A*» ■ n u'.e r told't h e council China h i d of 16, bird* each: airfield built bv the United State* Burbank, Calif. Suddenly In Tumpn ,“I wai lifted right off my feet Andrew Carraway 14 to ignore _ tji# ne(v ru)#» ,(,o a elation In 1*72 remiti-d .in 'tk f fa iled to fully Chin Funeral ser vice* will ____ _ hi fMt ix k ! C - •_ « 2tfLJnUler ..'arennu, »s!ai-ii-bM'id ~pf'.nutr ^ M l s r 9!li .m o r n IIWMMSS l duping the way, ______ ‘ n ”- Judge Car-- * 1 bled il'liTlii board* ’luougln ■ that been done, your economic qtt*1 thorrght-thg-. r ntrrr The ftlv * began ~tbail Avrorr ~Walk«r. 85. rrcc" r bii i~ Paturd a v imm itiig o t-in^O 'ntiock paninient* to the advent of the, colli I I gsn ItH ieM l n fl I ' a g f I tith ll Tetarboro. N. J„ Aug. 9 and reach­ of Blllv Finn had toppled off the man for th* general committee of *t .tb# Erickson Funeral Home •hai ply-debated new law. ▼ W. IL jfflU am a 1! uation today would hava bgsn ed Greenland Aug. 19, making a tower." B. d V h e lc h e l 12 adlustment of the’ Brotherhood of with the Rev, Douglas Charles much less' serious.” During the AO days aince ihe teriea of atopa enroute. B. B. W right 11 Th# full fore#*qf tha'blaa. wa* Locomotive Engl nears for the A t­ officiating. Intermrnt will he at law’* enactment by the 80th Con­ Chinese who attended th# megtCantered In one of tha bureau’* lantic Coast Lina ayatau and re­ a later date. gress over President Truman’s Airways Authorized ^ inK.«sld Chlang. axpraasad Chtnx.’* 2 ; 11 W. A. baffler 10back room* occupied by the N ar­ sident for a number of jeary died | l 'aliens# n n l ‘ . , , S :i« k u for tueh frank ctit* To iMakc Nijflit Trips appreciation cotics Scuad. W. A .,P * triek 9 i t j l l l home in Tampa tbf* morning Moslems In India «, Midwest Slated For irl'm . U. 9. Ambassador J. U i t v W. A. Adam* 9 Detectives William L#lnh*us«r after a brief Illness. I* * -r------- r iou Stuart accompanied Wedd* ’ Florida A irw a y s, . In-, of Or, i"» v er.to the meeting. Virtual)* The following tcor«* war* mad* 3 More Days Of Heat and William Innaretll, alone In the -JU-waa born and raarrd in P j . i Attacked By Sikhs FIjirh Fly At Half land" ha* received author:*-.'' from all ihe lop leaders In th* national • on the platol range: room, were dated by th* terrific Tampa and Iq 1909 becanr.-r an AW, f fame* Webb 197 X 400 at concussion, felt In building i a employee and in 1910 \.iss made Br the A*>ociat*d Pre** JULLUNDUlT, In dia. Aug. 22. Staff Honoring Bilbo tha Civil Aeronautic* Admlnistra- government participated. I tlop for conduct o f , flights intis tltfw fire. The Midweitern beat wave and block away, but escaped with no­ an anglneer. Until one year r.go (JT—Fierce Sikh warrior*, rising A pri**i'u> spokesman said ' Jem** H. Howard 395 WASHINGTON, Aug. 22. » .P .- ' Orland.. rn l Titlla-, \r„iem eyer entertained h i|h drought, now whittling away thing more serious than m a tc h e s. he aerved a t local chairman of bv th* thousands, were waging to­ UVdemeyer .. J« m *i Hardy ; 376 Inside tha room, a run; of steel, the Brotherhood of Engineers in day what military authorities cal­ Flag* at the Capitol wer* flown h**7T1 un‘,,,r ‘/I’1" ! " ’ w ' #v* i. . *r ''""<■** officials tonight at - d U 'ateadlly at rom and other crop*. ® F. X. Rockett 864 »rronllnif I O Hoi* Vn^rlrtin tm b fity , th# only *1111 wa* anchored f i t at lea»t locker* waa demolished. I'll mg Tampa. l'd a ruthless war of extermina­ «( Imlf Rt*ff today hoc mu * of tbr* C. B. Spark* 892 P W ^ B t h r e a more dayej th* Chicago cabinet* w tra wreckad and chok­ fu„ rtion . conducted hy tK. Mr. Walker wa* a member of tion against Moslems trap p 'd east Heath nf Senator Theodore G. Hit man company vice t.i - o l,, ,' Authorir.tlon-was .Iv. .m-slvcrt n3 ^ , on Hurinr Other* In attandenca wara John Weathar Bureau said tmUv. ing fumes filled th* corridors. tha Masonic Shrine. Ho U sur­ of th arPaklslan border. ho (D Miss) and a committee of for conduct of schedul'd n l g h i . tii)( )n Galloarair, ^ B. Pop*, lloy It ill. | There wa* nothing In tight to Thar* was no fire. vived by the widow, a former San­ In 12 day* of xavogj fighting, ■ix Senator* wa* nam 'd to at­ operation* on the Orlao-b'-Sonf >rdjamt, Dan Wright, H. K. Billing*.. budge th* tearing Matt before ford resident, on# alstar, two while the subcontinent was being tend the funeral. The mission leaves Sunday far prelrminanr to a lO-d^j ley and Georg* Smith. j g un(|a r night, the foreeaeter aatd. brother*, and three nieces. Fun­ divided Into (he dominions rf In­ Senator Vandenherg (R-Miih), J a c i’onrille route. Tlrs will per- foWv achedolrd-pawenscr. atr mat i f ferSa.— ---.............. — ...... . ■1 Ha predieted temperature* House Group Probes eral - arrangem antr-tuvg ntst-yst dia And Pakistan, military leporla presiding" oTfleer o f ,tho Scnatp, mlt been completed. 'howed the -trrerded 811th* had authorised appolntmank of the amt air exrre*s eervtce ai night 2 Buildings Will Be j again today, for lltlnoU. Indiana, MCo-Op’’ Operations overrun at least 150 rural vlt- funeral delegation in a cable mes­ into Hanford. UeLamL an l.Palatka Iowa, the Dakota*, Nebraaka and Isgus populated wholly or partly sage from Rio D# Janeiro where In addition to the daytime flights Teachers Report To Transferred To SHS!K S V T A ' S WABHINOTON. Aug. 22. (/*>- Paraguay Victory (■Vi Mohammedans. Mon, women he la attending tha Intar American now operating. Principals Monday ready la pdrehed from about four Tha Maryland Economic Council snd children were slaughter'd t-y conference. 4 T Semfnol# High 8chool I’rinelpal week* of dry. hot wsather, except contended to Congress today Gift Over Rebels Foreseen tha hundreds. Shops and homes The in # senator* s e n iiv n appointed i p p r iin ic ii are u re t l ■• Teacher* will report to princi­ . Herman E. Morrla waa today ad- for brief pasting cool wares and small business#* ara being Injured Eastland (p-Miee), McUeii.r (D-jFour S c h o la rs h ip wet* burned and pillaged. pals of Semlnola Counts $chodla riaed by government authorities light local thunde ratio w e n by "rapidly davaloplng unfair and No one knows how many have QUITANDINHA, Braxil, Aug. j1Winners Announced on Monday. On Tuesday nsoritiMr th at two building# at tbo Pin# Soma crop observer# Said that un-Amarlean competition'’ from 22. UPI—Two Paraguayan Insur­ diet. Military record* listed ! 300. at 10:00 o’clock they will reeaA Castle -Atr Field are available for with top toll moisture exhausted co-operative#. . gent envoy* to tha In’er Amar- No one teemed to know how many transfer to th* School grounds, Pour 8-m ln-l, Counl, wlDn-r, i - l t h ," P .r .l,n r .. ,nd ,1 Vi, MttS or nearly ao throughout the region Robert L Black, of Nnrback, Md., Icen Defense Conference admitted vdlagea would be left before the <IT 'U '.,,M ! M l-ilnlppl n « i t . member* headed by the dean of of acholatslilps. Senatorial a n d , lima principals will m eet. with • On* o t theta • portahla fram* the crop deterioration would be­ made this contention for tha coun­ today that th* civil war "may aoon Klkha call their Job complete. building* will be placed Immediate. come more rapid'w ith each addi­ cil aa a House small bhsinoa* sub­ be over" with a govemmeqt v ie Military ladera expresaet fanr the delegation. Rep. Rankin tU- Representative, were today an- Sunt. T. W. Lawton. At 2:00 Tv west of the -football field and tional day of the heat and drought. committee opened in Investigation lory. . that the reprisal* -ommltted by Mlqa). wer# appointed to represont pounced from Tallahassee by th* oVlock tha aam# a fie ri son, prin-ciuala-wiil usaat -with sunWwiSye^will terra for dressing and #how. Tha death toll from causa* In- of cooperative*. Mac* sa il the thaf piymtaLf'T glr-jdUea ihaLLadjc. T Thla farly meeting of taaehara -reverted rgomf-faL-Jtgma.and. visiting The capitol Gag* wer* net lowThey are Robert James I-awlon wril-ii an osganlxatluu of-rhanT-r romttted in araoa where Mohamteams, be aalif. The itb e r build- to have reached 33 In Chicago beta of commerce and other bual- Francisco Recalde. who flvd the ni'dana are In majority would pro- ered her*' yesterday for several twin of Rupt. T. W. I^w ton) and Is nee#Ssit#led hy the njw stmt* e- lug srill be pieced somewhere be- since Monday night and 80 ainro neaa groups. rebal capital of Concepcion Juat vok* a new wave of butchery of hours becariae Senate official* first Kathenm Elisabeth Farnell of law that raauire* them to put _ ./Rfilnd the Budltorhim end will -be Aug. I; There wa* otw other death One question th* Hsus* group before it* fall, added that Fie- Sikhi and Hindu* branded in the neertnl official InatntrUonj fioni Ovlclo; Georgia Lillian Hutchins 10 mootha of terries during A t ,” *ti#ed for Glee Club ind band prxe- in the state elnee Monday mid­ ia out to answer ta whether the •Ident Iligtnlo MorinlgV* "mill. Moslem dominion of Pakistan. Vandenberg. They artll romain at of Sanford and Elliabeth Ann school year. PuuUt ara require*! to b# |n tk half ataff until tha funaral t(v Well* of Longwood. With tha axnight, 21 In Ohio, 3 In Indiana .and government la promoting "coon not mean the end Mr. Morris announce-1 that bo 2 In Minnesota. morrow. . centlon of MU* llutrhlnx, who rountr two week* before echoc hiononolle#" In cqmpaUllon ,witb ESTATE SOLD woold take Immediate atepa to W. T. Read, Deputy Renate ker- will start a* a freshman, tha opening on Sept. 8, «aW S uB t i if* ? The Weather .Bureau *«id that private enterprise. The DeBarfy estate In Volusia "Tha fight will continue until have Use buildings brought ’ shower# throughout New England, In connection with that study, Rooaatell'g freedoms arrive In f'uunlv on t!& northwest shore of geant at arm*, haa departed for other winner* will start as aoph- Lawton. Otherwise the; bring doctors* rartiftca for re-erection end i l‘ ‘J ia t he | New York, Eastern Pennsylvania the Congressional group took up Paraguay," they said. . . . , I-aka Monroe haa been purchased Poplarvllle, Mlaa., where the fun- omore#,. * to have them’ I The achoUrahipa are valued at the comraunlUaa where during and Virginia yesterday had re- first Uis operations of a co-op at They aaid grj-at confusion now by P*re)r Brower and J. B. Bchml- eral will bg held. the early p a rt of tit* football sea- duced t e m p e r a t u r e * there to tha government’* hug* G m nbelt, prevallad la Paraguay and that * r « r of New York City and la be­ A* la customary, funeral axpen- I f 00 a year and arv dcilgned to been visiting which 4U U th*^ •son. Former football headquarter# I around 80 degrees and that clouds Md.. housing project where 7,100 whole fam lllia war* leaving hur­ ing sub-divided Into email on* half ■** srill ba paid by tha Senate, of- aUmulaU atudy to enter tha teach- there hava bean no epidemic* there. will ba used for gjro classes only, would bold them down today. T a o tt* live. ' * flelali b tra aaid. Ing -profeaalon. riedly far sxHe ia Braxil. or mora act* units. Quillman Reports OnDiptherialn Seminole County Hits Is Unionized | County Health , Wcdemeyer Giinese Leaders c;! Prior To Deadline Program Outlined For Present Crisis Of New Labor Ad At Lions Meeting: ♦ Carraway Elected President O f New Cifr Skeet Club (’harkks E. Ginn Died Suddenly At His Hume Thursday t M . A f f ' . ’t t? - fUWi '— mmm ... *&iti*#* - -■ ~ .■» *!- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 21, 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/adabd1884e9cfdea32e17e953750f324.pdf f70f2432eeb97a22adf677efeb89280c PDF Text Text W E D N ESD A Y , AUGUST 20. 1947 Tilt ToHats4-l Hal Stewart Turns In -Victory For Hats; Palatka A z a l e a s Here T o m o r r o w VIMer, If AI*no, lb Truce Between Pro Leagues And Colleges Is Likely This Week Ctaltk, I I . I’a rta lb M adj»*hi. r (i Total* By ARTHUR BECKWITH, JIL '" ■ ■ ■ H n tU -tipM li-M U ir Sanford'! Sanford'a Inability to U lay down bunta when the signal* called for •aerifies* cost the Celery Fed* a 4 to 1 TwhU'rt a t the hand* of the DeWML Red Hat* and a* the andTonite n d a n a n iW ^ n ^ f^ E T a n C to take an early ihowcr In thn McManus, u Murrar. lb jiottom of the aiith ranto by lla rrlfiK ltin , rf Umpire Hot* Bellwck. Htelneeke llrlri*, ct did not think that Murray was H *l|e r d tlil. tb — - -*— at firat beau. amt. '•flTWfoFIriy p rote at • a* ejected from the contest. IS i ) | i i i u llca c b b i* Mit,..ii. w .i.iuar The gate* came tumbling down t 'lls n d i. «. Iia y io u * lle*» h I In the ton of the tenth when Gene T u U is It t * II 1‘a la lk a I. flM n ***U U 1 *10 «U I Ciolek blooped a ‘two bate hit llrt-n m l ticl.-iht I, Haiilord I I to Inals*' M A N K O Itli *00 #14 o'*"--1 down the left field line. Madjeiki Mi. A ttguslln* a i l^ c s t .u r a It * ) rv o rti M .M anus. limp* l a l l u l Ift; tingled, tcoring Ciolek and Ha) M sKilin ppd., rain M 1, llilile. K h lp l'cr 1, f * " TaAar's barns Stewart wai safe on a Fed boot, bnsa bit*' M- Perea, U x ll'd l VltD ayloun. a i ttrlaiulci Sloan advanced the two tu n n err t»r, f in is h . Hlolsn li*s*«l HIns 0, I .. ..I . U ,a at Ml. A un'iM ln* and a long (ingle to left field by M u ir a r. Itrbte. M'lvscinan. H s c i. 1‘a la lb a at ll*li> ***lll* , M altsrlisld 1. I.*fcs. I n. u M* Kncpper **nt Madjoki and Stew­ tttrssi M A N KO UU at Isatainrt 'la r r i f lt d s k to V * * a tu M. I*»* v t n o v e l , i .s u u i k art acroaa with the final marker*. f s i 1. A l.n n to V ' f s to M. I ’atas W I. I’d . j Id Manager John Krtdcr Mated thia l .r l l no bttasa IM-nitp) S, Hanfnnt liiouklr n .1 I * .SIS , morning that ho would pitch Van • linn- no balls; l l f r H tfaart T. W. tH'uis it SO .S S I . Stl klnnamon agalnat the Red H ati H lrafk u u l: l ir H lsa rs rl 1. be Lab * lic it mi St si .SSI J i rlnet»n>. W ild push**: I .aka, CutNew VorK 4t St ill III . lilt l.c p ilth e ri be M lsw a ii tlta r* C'incliinatl ST S i .IT S p lrrs; Mobley, llslbsch. Ib**ll and ''lib s* '■ SI St .II S IS Ib rvU . T im e of a a m si liS B . I'ltisbutah IS ST . I I I 11 they defeated the Daytona Itaank Islet*, 4 to 0. ’ The Red Hat* play host* to the Calerymcn In a twin affair with the first contest starting at 3:00 e'clock till* afternoon and the nightcap beginning at 8:00 o'clock in Conrad Park. Del.*ml tallied it* first marker in the »erond when Mario Peret double to right ccnterfirld and * U followed by a two ply poke Into left renter by Ted Madjeakl, •coring F e rti. Tha Fe»l* knotted the count and tallied their only tun in the aiith Inning. Don Murray opened the frame with hla aecaml knock of the tilt and made a clean theft of the keyatone aack,. followed by a tingle by Davo Rrlde, scoring J Murray. M«*n. ,r Brilliant play* afield kept the Knlpptr, rf P h lla d tlp h la IT *t M <2 CHICAGO, Aug. 20. 0V;—Ropreacntatlvea of th* National Coltagiate Athletic Aubtciatlon t'ria week will - meet- -arpemrcly- with Commiaalonrni Bert lftll of the National Football Ltagim and Jona* Ingram of the Alt-Amerira Conference to "clear the fog" on JflDVss b t f H f l J M n n ih p r 11aili 1 ■*"» j»»v To dean a home freiixer, use a aolutlon of baking aoda and wa­ ter. but never soap or a caustic solution. N#w York Iliititifl Chicago FOR KENT » REAL ESTATE FOR SA LE! 0 WORK WANTED 'or Bant or Rale Ttjo 2 ted roots FIVE ROOM house. 928'West 3rd modern homes, ten minutes drive EXPERT painting —contract or hourly basis. H. G. Grogan. from down town, on hard toad. Good 0 room house with 2 lot* on About one A one half acres of paved street 96.000.00. You'll Free estimates. Phone 78 | J . • land with each home, wall drain­ say, “Till* Is It" whon you nee it. ed laundry with rain water tank. Ts.oJ.rautJfiil homes Jo_tJic May-, FLOtlU - SANDING-A finishing, attfar-fanrrotnptato-bath m o m s fajr section. Ruth are home* cleaning A waxing. Our potter shrubbery and fruit for home such as you didn't daro hope for. unit enables u* to work where use. If interested call at 1113 W. It. WU.LIAM8, -Realtor there ia no electric connectio.t Sanford Ave. between 12 noon Tom C. Ilolt, Aastxiale avalluble. 21 yeata expericnc*. and one o'clock. 110 North Park Avenue H. M. Gtaaaoq,. Lakn Alary, Fla. Hanford, Florida 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE ROOFING-ROOF Painting, all kinda. Smith lire. Phono I 1H8. AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales' and Service. The Miialc Box, ALTERATIONS—all kind*, but­ ton*. licit*, burble*. Air*. Miu119 W. l i t St. Phone 963. aelwhlte. The Accomodation ROOF COATING- A*be*toa Alu­ Shop, llC’K. 2nd St. minum roof coating- good for metal, alalo or composition roof­ CONVALESCENT HOME now ing. Stop tanks. Cools your hums 12 SPECIAI/ 1FMVICES open at Chuluota, IB miles 8. E. 10 to 16W, Ten year warranty. of Sanford and IB mllca N. E. of Orlando. Largo screen and open porches to sit and enjoy th« cool broexes off Lako Cath­ HEWING JIAt'HINKS erine. Large grounds anJ walk* HALES A HER VICE •afe from auto traffic. I^rge HKRTH HEWING MACH. SHOP DODGE - I’LY MOUTH lobby.and rooms. Crick cunttrue. ■—IIS 8 ,- FRENCH. PIL -ll**— PARTS AND HttRVICK tIon. Can accommlata 26 only, Palmatto Asa. Phone 1011 phone or write for reservation CANVAS PAINT- clear and colora. HENKARIK GLASS A at once. Oviedo 2302 nr Dr. Martin 2392 or writ# Bos 197 PAINT CO. Phone 220. years. Have your woolens mnth Chuluota Florida. Large sedan proofed now. Downtown CleanFLOWERS for guests to rlait their doctor. • r* A l-aniidry. 113 Palmetto foe at) occasions Ave. Phone' 914. AVAILABLR at once, convenient, McNKU-L A YOST FLORISTS ly located down town nectlun, Plano Tuning and Repairing. I_ L Just off eelary up to data apartments with all Office ph. 403 residence ph. BIO-R modem convenience*. Adult# ■■■■— ■' r ■ - t Paints, Poultry Supplies, N'nila, only. Phone 660. 81QNB Purina Feels, Groceries and FURNIHHKI) room, with kitchen Meata. Toiichton A Watson, 1201 privilege*. 097 Oak Ave. Celery, Phono 1199. O. D. Ijindresa, Phone 1011 S ACRE CELERY FARM located FOR* SALE-dJmerock for drive­ RENT A CAR Lake Monroe, rent 3200,00 per ways and roadway*—l’hona YOU DHIVB IT year. Charles W. Robinson, 1241. 1’IIO N B' 100 Route 1, Box 631-A, South Jack-* 8 DUICKLAND-MOHKIHON aonvlle, Fla. TUXEDO FEEDS—coi U-DRIYB.1T. IN C Hunt'a Tuxede Feeil 1 BED ROOM, twin tied* and bath. SEE US FOR Cal) after 6;ft0 P. M. 414 Myrtle FOR SALK iljMEOGHAPH. PRINTING DLD NEWSPAPERS—3 CENTS AND TYl'ING PER POUND. BUNDLED IN CREDIT BUREAU OF 2 WANTED TO RENT SANFORD BUNDLES. FURNISHED or Unfurnished apt. 16 N. Park Pliane 180 10, IB, 10 and 2S OENT p a rm . r e sid e n t*. Hy 1st of Sept. HERALD OFFICE Clo*i In a* pontble. 2 liedrooroa. P lease• call '271-R after See Jimmie Cowan's Sheet Metal EXPERT RADIO RF.PA1KIN0 6:30. *“ • Fred Myera. 311 E. 2nd 8 L Work# for new Radiators, new Radiator core*. Radiator cleanS SEAL KSTATK FOR SALE ATTENTION MOTHERS Ing and repairing. __ —DIAPER SERVICE— BEAL ESTATE • CONCRETE SEWER PIPE Raby Valvet furnlahea hospital INSURANCE SEPTIC TANKS* Greoae Trap* ctaan>tarlle diapers and deodor­ MOKTGAQR LOANS Blocks, Aluminum Window* and ised container. Economical and RAYMOND M. HALL Realtor Screens, White cement Paint, safe. FuSy medically approved . . ParmaMUa. Jlnftlcana bracks 3alkt. 95 J f i p m , R tH Florida' ikFldg, -M liail^W Itcrete <Mmp*Ry;-80t T'FIRST fN SANFORD' NEW, two story, Htroe bedroom SEE THE new Lawn Shaver. Ask heme. Two ear garage. On for demonilrallnn. BENKARIK LONNIE MCMULLEN'S Market eoroar lot 116 a 140 In Mayfair. Barber Shop open Thursday, GLASS * PAINT CO. 112-114 Will ael) unfurnished or furnlahed Friday A Saturday. W. 2nd »L Phone S66-M. nwt;tCharging. 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL In Sanford Heights. Every r era convenience, large alpe; CAL WONDER pepper plants. L porch. IIS W. 19th St. or D. Mann. Lake Monroe. Fla. SANFORD Bniuty Salon—Phone 1364. 309 Park. Mary McMahon. SOFA, 18tk Century style, allp Phone 1364. Permanent waves tLY arranged five room bungrovers included. Phone 452-W. 10 up, guaranteed. W ater sof­ iw, about 3 miles from city on tener. Also open evening*. ved road with several extra 4 CEILING fana for aale. Laney’a Drug Store. ________ 0. .Priced a t 34,960.00 with Taetlve term s,: 1 New Phllco car radio. Just arrived, U LOST & FOUND ROBERT A. WILLIAMS price to aeU, Sills Service 8U rmond I.undqulat, Associate -ilon. Banford 4k Celepr Ave. LOST: Female Rat Terrier, white we T tt AtUabe lU ak Bldg. ,LL furnished bungalow, cor* r lot, Immediate posseasion. • t 96,000.00. BUT A. WILLIAMS id Landqutal, Aaoeclata C ARTICLES WANTED I hi » Philadelphia 0 i riw rrlitn rf Boat Ofi ’I , D atroB t, t |f t ,£ W iitilftc to il HI* Ignitifl &. N iW Y o rk I Georgian Tops Field Of Lottie Golfer# IS AUTOS FOR SALE' 1937 DODGE TUDOR, cove'.paint, upholstery good condition. Roy 0___HEW. WAHIEO card ed a p a ir ftfparal«if * »9ii«i ■3 gan 1 l tm M t IrtrlU V t* ____________________ 3H‘». Kempa won the medal in ■ Mid OZARK IKE 7 TWO DOWN. IT but i s t i l L 4 a can Y co p aw ~ SECOND STRAIGHT NO-HITTER UNTIL Lcgral Notice M in t i: The lloard i ‘nunty fumniUHiih t« i<f Hetnlhitle I'tutnly Plefbl* AND THAT BRINGS UP OZARK ____ IKE... BUT ACE tH ftr* In t b * I ’a a r t f o n t t.ii «r jI t O'ri.^k A. U ^pte|nlj4-* f ill i H l p a th#^ W N W THIS GAMS ^EW s ESI (M uErcfF Uy Walt Disney [ mum ? a m ..W UOTFVR BLANKET 1 . A COUPLE OF NtflMTS OUT IN TWE OPEN WILL CURE SOUR NERVES, HORACE! T r*r th e y , itsem to tw beat lm In tarrtl ut tb* I 'n u n li. ,- M i n n tl. J*; Marndon, 'C I I . II. P up*. C h a irm a n KCITICM TO APPK 4H TO: W 11.1.114 KMMA I t i l l . KI who** jiU f# and itI U ltu or rt d#firw 1» urtkituwn* . You • f •* hviflfjr n<Hlfl*4l Ihst euH iiAM lnrttiul*d i s |l|f c t trull ut * In C h a n m ry , t tt ib K H T II. v*. wit,i,iic und*r ' lb * IIIL I- E H Y . ' C'uufilV* lille . »* platnilff. iiiu rc itr. i- lan dam , and that th * r .l t . f utuaM la a n atMOlut* j t i r o u l d llo r*-. Vuu * r * ih *r*fu r* r u iu lr a l I , ■(p * * r In H id r* ii,* in prrtait h r a llo r n * * «« Iht* O f ftr«- r.f lb * C lrrh o t said C o u rt,, at th* ''n u n I I o*h In H anfonl. HrmlnuU ConnIV. P lo rld a, <>n tb* l l i b day ol K*ptam b*r, IM T <Tbur*da>) and that In d *r*u H th * r* n f. a drerr* By Fitin Striker i i h 1AJINE KANGKK m 'ZM ftZ?.1 WE GOT AU. THREE, H4CU7W4 HOW THAI WE'VE arrTYTHE SOON® 7MOS6 CROOKS ARS LEJWSG, BUT OFP P0RSWT* 16T*S/ITH1 BETTER, STAV RIGHT WHERE V0U ARE FOR. A WHILE I r~i -----— ■ ^ GST Awatf f r o m HERS.',---- ------- i*al th is 14th dev ut A aaui*. I f IT , ’ 1*1 IO. I t) V. . .1/,* la) P. 1 Ilarndon n * r k C ircu it Cntirl Kam lnnl* C n iin tr. riu rl.l torrw ui 8**11 |{<i«*b'>'d*f * h ih 'i ' m A lt - r f f l- ^ f"”* l T ‘*n Cff i ___ ttnrfunl. Plnrlita T liq M A T H '*K P IA H t ll'A I t t M A X IS K N I O I I T I144 V I ST HA V A X N A II A V C .V I'K , V A l.la w tT A fur* raid C o u rt *lth * r In lw ,.,ln r,» by a ltitrn * y r u a or ■b *fu r» -tb * #th Say * f Haplatnbrr. A , I). IM t, Mh> arwt** tw er** |V ,t Cnnfaawt w ill t>* an t,r*d a a a ln a t yna. »* I* furthar ordared thu O ia tlo u b* IhV im b llib a d . In T h * K a f- w rnnim K 1' g o w S r p r> •*?J fc fln id * Cnanly. TlorW *. t g « ,« rh »“ ) pt l V S f l - f a t h H iir 1 CHICAGO. Aug. 20, l/P)-A Georgian was lied with two other par equalling linkamen at the head of the field aa match pjay began today in the eighth Annual Na­ tional I.eft-handed Golfer*' Tour­ nament. AI Everett of Roma, Ga., n burner tilllat. lutnrd in it pair iif 36'* in yesterday'* 18-ho|e qualify­ ing round to enter * three-way tie with InMldie Kcmpn, Uklaliomn member. A A M football star,- vho aho*. <« 33-39. and Ted Olaee of Grand death playoff which went only Rapid*. Mil'll., who fired n 33-37. ilen two holes. Otaoe was eliminated on thrvfiral and Kverutl on the ’ Another Georgian, Red Sans of aerond. Macon, with 37-40—77, was a!»o , Kemp*, who plays quarterback the Oklahoma Agui.-^ and k amung the 32 who qualified jn .jri- for terday'a field of 90. Ths only the Mlnouri Valley Vuinfeienre other southerner on han<l was Jim lta»em- of- Durham, N.^-Ou -who Igheat ea»h prlc* paid for used nKoRniA. furniture. Ted Davie Furniture A * * ." rn b l l of m m o l'.a t a t v ln r LOST—Two 1100 *• 20 Tire# on bean llh d In ih a ClrcaU Court Ce, 811 E. leL Ph. M*. rlma. Brand numbera 2743 A In dnd fur Oam'nnlc I'o iin ir. K b w Ida, , In r h a n c r y aaaln »qu b: IT cor regardleai of 2307. Kinder notify Tamlaml W II4 .ll-: t-MR K S i n i l T . M f.n d lru rw . Trail Toura at Sanford. Phone •haaa pr»a*nl* a r , twral'.fnr* It Tl. Reward. ro m m artl you I * It* arnf aptwar ha- lock*! Supplies a m a o f land with brown spots. Anaware to name, "Sandy”. Phono 329-M. Reward. ' *411 W ash in g to n 41* .l i t 81. Lo u ft 41 11 .181 lin u lit Y r tf r r rf a r fb r tour ro n aaeeliv * *» *\« m *iA UO/-H04C' n it �— — :— k - 1 ’ ' * ■’ ■ 4*—* * — * ' e ,a ► la U a ltj T hen Is Strength— To Protect th* P n ( c of Ih* World; To Promote the Proof*** of America; To Prodpr« Prosperity for Sanford. THE WEATHER cloudy through Friday with local afternoon ft*rneon showers arid thandrr*ho*»r*. P a r t ly i h AN INDEPENDENT DAIL1 NEWSPAPER Established 1908 Tot Rescued From Greek By-Vet— ----- Call Special 1948 V Proposal For Italian And Austrian Mem­ bership A p p l i c a ­ tions Rejected QUINTANDINHA, Tiro *11, Aug. I I , ‘ (/P)—Tentative asreeB*M w ii rcarhrd iodav among a m ajnrlf/ of the delegation*, to the 20-nation llemianhrre Hefana# Conferenre lo call a «;>*d a l Hemisphere Economic Confaranc* In the aecond quarter of 1*41, delegates disclosed. L A K E S U C C E S S . A u g . 21 —K u tii* to d a y used the elo twice in ra p id succession It* >ck action tin the applications o t It a ­ ly and A m ir is for m em bershi, in the U n ite d N a tio n s . These w eie the sixth and sev* r n lh srtnes cast this w e e l s»,-J they ran the R tm ia n siring total o f 18 against m a jo rity u cirions in the S e cu rity C o u n n . NONE'HIE WOSSI fur their djnking. Mar* Ann O’llnsky, I. and her pet kitten are t&owit ntirr Hie lidle Riii wa* ie,rMxd fs* m a crerk near her tnurn In Penn. P- The t-t wjs rl-r-.t pllng In i civile Ihr killen who bad fallen In when she slip; J titi‘, 1*-- v a .u - Half a rrd> d-'wnsti?am, Albeit Lender, v t • 4 i i n * i tho.rbjld end -,fy— • *TfWr it —r gulled hie Dutch To Resume s Credit Indonesia Action Dwindles As Loan If UN Group Fails Debate Continues Renewed Attack May Balance After August Lead To Split In Withdrawals Wi l l Be $ 4 0 0 ,0 Q 0 .,0 0 jp Coalition C a b i n e t . (HE HAGUE. Aug.: 21 < « -A high source s »iil today “ there ran be no doubt” that Dutch action in Indoors** will bo re^ sum ril' o # ' JFlatge' scale' "if ’tSe Security Council, in its meeting 1 <4 should refrain from ordering lire InJojirtifD Republic ■ > Jfc 'to ' cease '_____ their present present ___ hostilities V— u U*‘ 2,1 by which they violate the council's President Truman. It wss reported today, h at decided to It*1*? present ceaic-fire order.-' The source did- not indi-ale W ar and Navy Department leadera ‘atunder the new wh«| the dried objective^ of new t* kgy knr posle . national'defense set uu. military action would be. but s Hlgtl While llotree offlriel*. drive lo lo^jelerta, ihr Repulreking not i . , asking to he quoted by name, Bt eald tlpst was the Preal lent'* rleet- firan Capital, has been diicursed ■Ion. in both the Nelheilandt arid In­ Presidential Press Secretary donesia. Charles O. floss would not confirm Some political leaders exnrr'sed the report* hut did any the P re­ sident will have an announcement belief that resumption of military on the new defense organUntlun •rtbin might lead l*> a split in the at a 3:00 P. H. (F.!}T|. news eolG I'athnlie-f.abor roalilion cahlnol, POASlbly followed hy formation r-f fa rt nee. Mr. Truman already lute an ­ a nutional emergency cabinet. The nounced th a t James V Forretlnl powerful Catholic Partly openly Dutch action on a large will take over aa aecrelary of na­ favors The majority of the *rcond tional defense under new legist*- scale. li neiinH ia i 's f , r i f s u B tion outtlng the War and Navy apartments under.a single cabi­ 0 net officer. Truman Visits Hull Aa disclosed by WM'e House officials, this will be thn line-up In And King In Hospital key post* under Forreslxl WASHINGTON, Aug. 21. (d-*— John L. Sullivan, now undereecrstarv of tfia Navy, will replace President Truman went to the Forrestal as secretary when the N’avv Medlral Center a t nethesda, latter takei hie oath ax secieurv Mil., today and vinlted Cordell ilnll mid Fleet Admiral ErneU’J . King of defense about BepL L v.ho a re palientw, there.__ __ W. Stuart’ Symington, now Truman May Keep V^War,*Navy Heads ’ In Key Positions ! V Jayeeqa era still far from Ihe 15,000 goal which th jv have *et for their tourist program and op•ration of the now Tourist In­ formation Booth, It wa* U today rfported to member* of tho* Sanford meiT-i a t Junior Chamber of Commerce their luncheon a t the Mayfair Inn. The report was made by Karlylc Housholder. Two of the member* of the club 9 v m g lrm prtees fo r *hetr rffprts (n rfc tn lir raising Ifti towanl the drtva. 'They were WalUc Morgan 1 t l ' Jame* Fields. Presidant J. BrajI* v Dilham -s rg e d the member* to exert mote effort to put the drive ncross, and •tate d that the Tourist Program being undertaken by th e club wa* definitely to-the Interest of Surd'1 Gueeta were Ralph lastin g , Robert Luke end Jam es Bowen. LEGION IS HOPEFUL NEW YORK. Aug. tM.1T>)— Donald O. Glasecoff. national ad­ jutant of the Amor teat Legion, said today there still was a po*. elblllty th a t President Truman would attend the opening session -ef the Legion's annual ronventlun here next week if hie achedulo perjSifta , 1 } • J \r- :.l| , “ . iSJ im^ . ■ p—* n jtv i—.» - arLxM,—wtJTS.-*; the While IlTuUso g a S t r r former secrrlarv o:>f state and (tie Wntlimc chief of naval operatinue. He r»lta sent flower* lo -ifre; lit- Mums on. wido v of a formrr serretprv of the navy and In■mired ole,ui b rr health, although it wasn't convenient for him to visit wit)* her a t the tlnio .. - ±. Unit hat been a patient In (be Navy hospital for aeveral mondi*. It wai announced t h a t -he went there fo r rest. King rn trrn l thn hospital last woe|< after suffering a mild *l;oke. A foremVm ho*pital report said be reotesl fairly well la « night and that his general condition icnmln* mu hanged. . , I 1 rcnch Ajrrec On Indo-China Policy PARIS, Aug. 21, OP) — The French cabinet wa* reported to have reached complete agreement today on policy toward rebellions tndft-China. Official comment was acarce, but the minister* were eald to have agTerd on negotiation* High Commiuianer Emile Bollaert I* to conduct with unaporified VielNarneae loaders. A previous co!dnrt meeting rrjcctevlfhrifl nsrsal to renew talks with Ptc dent Ho Chi Mjnb. It an* leaned. It wa* recalled th at a spokesman for former Emperor Bao Dal of Annan oald in Hong Kong yester­ day that negotiation* would be started between Franc.! and tho Bao DabrOnt rolled "United Front** and not with Ho Ch| MinH, who the enokesman oald was trying t* establish a Srtvict administration tn Indd-China. a French possession In eoutheast Asia. • •/1 v. n Afl H DAI). Iraq, Aug. I l j ^ v —The Iraq governartnl s o u n ­ ded dollar eichanga uatll b r ib ­ er notice at noon fodet. The measure was believed ■•oonerted w ith' Ameilcan-Urltl*h i .i !1is'J b ’ Washington regarding dertlng ranvertlblllly. lion, but on Australian pr<; to leave lire deuiion Up iu II. Genrial Aurmbly which nife in New Tork Sepl. Ifr, fThe vote on A ustria-oas S lo I, with France and Poland nbstaln* Ing. The vote on Itatlv was 0 to 1, with Poland abstaining.^ ___ — The iPHlDH1Alio "saw Hie ap* plii-ations of three oilier *x enemy stoics, Hungary, Itulgoilo. end Rontanla. relerterl through failure to receive ffte required nviority of seven affirmative vote*, includ­ ing those of the Hlg Five The Uniled State*, in n Mirpri»o move, then inlituluced a resolu­ tion to shift the whole qu-stion of applications over to the General Assembly. The U. S. prnposxl requested the assembly to consider all the rejected applicants ami recom­ mended that the 55.member body admit all which It considered qual­ ifier!. • 8o\iet Delegate And>«l , A, Gromvko Immediately attacked the U. R. proposal as "eenselese." The council reji Ramanla'a ■pplirattog I to 0. abstainIng. Only .Syr la r admie- BtfSdC . / •* Reds H it For Occu­ p a t i o n Of Port; E c o n o m y Confer­ ence Is A t t a c k e d WASHINGTON, Aug. 21. VP) —The .Slate- Department dis­ closed lodar that Russia ha* pro­ tected against an AmericanHrltish-French conferenre on increasing German industrial acti­ e*i vities. hut made it plain the talks Mill he held regardless of , the Soviet objection*. MANCHESTER, N. H., Aug. 21. <dh—lb S. Hep. Chester Mar­ row (I!-M l) today urged I 't a b Truman In call s *peci>‘ _ Of CCkgteag'rie d«g? *r»f • l»nslon In Europe and "the Kotlet • L'nlon's aggressiv* forelgn policy ef expansion and ul­ timate world domination" sole clrai linl ClfIrtWJjfia fe1'* f I ir*Htfiyiit«j| im 1**1 # L fiM l Jaycees Report On If, Booth Funds Drive y - r— On both Italy and Auitiia, •’ •• I It become thes eountrv'e cor first secretaHr of the air' force with indenendiht stAUis. Kehneth* Royair wlO ypnUmfg a« - gecrrRdtT f8f. war. nltfmuah losing his Cabinet statu*. AH will be ([Iren recess appoint m»nts, subject, to confirmation when the Senate meet* again. Dairen-Germany Subject O f B Cuba Demands Joint Hemisphere Action To Protect Econom­ ic I n d e p e n d e n c e QU1TANDINHA. B r u i t , A u g . 21 —Cuba formally present­ J ed to the Inter-American Defcnir '^Conference today a demand for joint hemisphere action to protect v : **' 'xHiei V rJTIed »'the eton*>iiV tfr dependence" of American states. Guillermo Bell, Cuban amb.t»v. ’ A dor to Washington and aspirant to his country's presidency, told the committee on aggtctiicn that "it is -impossible to conceive of political independence* unless a 3 state *1*0 has economic indrpfn — » ------------ 1----- ----------B*1t~ .asked an immediate vot* "to srecelerate o t r labor*,” but the committee Ignored the request and adopted a Chilean' motion to ad­ journ until 0 A. SI. EBT to­ morrow. . -\; The prVsentatlon of the Cuban demand cama after the apparent •<. failure of a series ofr "coffee table conferences” arranged by Conference President Haul Fcrnandes. the Brasilian foreign mlnia*»r. in an effort to avert an alihUit certain controversy lntween the United States and Cuba. The (eland republic’* stand was against what It called "economic aggression" or "unilateral c-con „■ Soviets Use N o . 200 A u o d iltd Prf»» Leased Wira SANFORD, FLORIDA. T U E S D A Y , AUGUST 21, 1947 A tAIOI poster picture of F.va Duarte Peron, .wife of the Presi­ dent of Argentina, is removed (tell) from a wall tn Ilia de Ja neiio. Draill, by orilrr of muninpal aulhoritie*’ prior lo the arrival ot Mr*. Peron to attend the InterAmerican Conference. Above, the Argentine First Lady acknowledge* the welcome of admirers at the airport, where th» landed from Europe, She may Join ihe Argen­ tine delegation. (International) Ultimatum Given Refugees Off French Coast Senator Bilbo Dies In Hospital Each Fined $25 By Judge Herlong WASHINGTON. A,.s 21 W lY.Umted Sl'eTe* lie sgainil the continued Sovirt ocf\jp-*tion ol the Chinese purt —wf-tbsirm wa ill' St.str Department. A note delivered lo Moscow Aug, 14 said that this governor* it "will of nerejsily hold the Sovrrj government retponiible" for treatment acronled American inteir.t; in ’live poll city .while it i» under Red army rule. Under a 1945 treaty, Dairen was to hr returned to Chinese adminulralion and opened to wajtld trade. Russia, However, has ban­ ned from the port all foreign rhips, including American naval vessels r•kms mail and supples to the U. S. consul general there. v y .-ir m WASHING I ON. Aug. 21 ( « Russia has protested the propcv>'!T Ameriran-fJi'tish T r a n c h conlerenre* on raising the level wa* tnm Bulgaria sppli 11 tin 1It ^ mn m « ai| p i 5 e m barkalion O r c*f l.'tm sn industry. j Testimony # Discloses —* f k 9 Of fir? i! United States Jources .-German D P Camp UmpireManlianclled WASHINGTON. Aug. 21 t>> - Re acknowledged this today, hut did rosa Sets TJp Ordered By Britain By Orlando M e n not di*clo*r th ' reasons the So­ Willulrawals by Great Britain will 17 Disaster Units teduce to J400.000.000 by Aup. viet* gave fo r‘ their objection. LONDON, Aug. 21 BritAfter hearing t hhee testi­ 29 the amount of credit remain­ It is understood, however, that mony at the Mayfair Inn Irt <Vlth the hurrirane season a! jin dcliv'-red an ultimatum I<hI«v ing from- her original $J./5n,Russia claims the plans for we i'> the 4,4<lD Jewiili refugeM oil morning, of John Ganiel, Lou 000.000 loan, U- S, Treasury of­ baud, disaster hutitule* banlonfeiente would nullify term* been *«t up In IT Florida Red Trance: diirmhailt by tomorrow Bevil. Umpire Cooper,, Umpnc ficials said today. Potsdam Agreement hold Cross ehapter* during August •Iternoon or be lum purled .to Lavelv. John Ktider. several Sen of the irim H m tttl ran I’m 1* F i g h t l The- loan balance already had end early September. Hie Had* (iermany. ford specators and me mber’s oJ been reduced lo Jfl'iO.OOO.I'O') County chapter at Miami headed the Sanford Polite |)-;nit*i'e>,'. The Jew*, aie almvnl three the disaster institute schedulu when Anglo-American talks began with n two-day meeting July lurlge Sidney Union*, president llrituh sliipi which Im e been oil here Monday lo con'idet enter 24-25 and In'e Juuly instlluti-nf the Florida Stale league. I»-T Maneillr for three week*. Th'v: grncy stepi aimed it relieving uere held In St. Petersburg ant* ged a $25 fine oti L’nipt re 1 avel, Hied lo Ivml in Palnline a rnonih Britain's current economic crisis- ! Tampa. Yesterday o meellog h' bv and Rex llrrivip «j llie (titand Only yesterday the Hrltish held in Orlando, end today >n» rgo from ihe immigrant ship "Ex-1 scheduled to betheld in Df- <lu* 1947.” ' Senators for their .< lion* in *hr agreed, with United States ap­ was Municipal Paik in Sanford on th proval. In suspend temporarily l.n.'.tl . lire Jews will Ih- taken to tho Mp/*> than 100 entries from gll More disaster deaths have been fiergen-HeUen displbced person*, Ihe free exclinnge of dollar* for night of Aug. 9. over Seminole County are expected reertded In the first four months pounds 'n trade with other coun­ nip if the ultimatum i* Ignored, In ,» Onleiui-tit. Pr< 1 ’ Her to rn m p e te for priSOS totalling tries. It was learned that this of 1!»47 then all disaster* t-f • Strokfurmnn for the Inter tralioual long -Irrlnreil “The te*tininn> more than ISfH) In value at tha elep was nece**lt*rted by doll** IP4H and the American Red Cr.>-*« Ofugce Organlraliorr said at wpa !-• the effeei Uillpilg Pony Tournament and rare* which demands which had risen recently ma lotenelfylog community pm- flamburg, in the British lone I.avHy's cap wnajputlrq "u hi* will !>o held en Libor Day a l tha to a rate of 1237.000.000 a we*f; pairdnes* plan* and disaster pie- •if Germany. linwt ii>* player rin->"P of <> oust bud of M’etlonvilln Park which from the f ",750,000,000 American v#nil on measure* In 3,745 dome*, Iniulo. 1’in pile .Lflvely's test'in-in)* D' being pul In good condition for Jewish Agency * sitokesmaii, tie rbapler* and 5 100 domes'i, •i AJerussteiri Credit. railed the news' was 1 - Ihe effret that If ibt- the events. It w u annotineed today A Treasury official told jl re branch**. hapi'ei 'i 1 lie WR» 11,'t nVare nf It." Hv Deputy Sheriff Chartas B<ek, He «aid disembarking, A chanter evnrkers Institulo i -hocking. porter *.Kat permission for* Hr'lAt any rate It v.,- not in hD |w hn 1* chairman of th* program, f these .refugees at Hambtn r aln to make withdrawals below is scheduled tn takV place Sept, 1 '•"lid be "a crime against htire p o rt. T h e ir w a * It" i,mii>t n- .xml by Sheriff Percy Mere. the renmln'rtg . fH5O,(KK).000 stem­ 15-10 in Orlando. The dt’cn -tend at the ei»t end o u r tpind th a t flt|s '" r id e r t did * _ n L ly , , , • . . ' John (leorjce Bender med from a need for 1450,000.010 heppeil. ,spi| H erefur-' should hav. ,>f the field lia* !>eeiT covered With Tn# Jtwji »|icl l«»t they |r«mllnnHi mi ru t* M«M» [u! r-illrd with a '.ractn.- fur»— mid go on a hunger strike D M Early-Ihia.AJhL OOilialiiby Roy and -J a w* a n s*(a» " 1,1 HNy 'V fT " l{t_vo~mTfI>il .in anyone .btggi«r--Umpire- t;dVeK.- <>f Lone wood. Thl* will nrovjqq "itar the Holy Land.- They were eaty'W ittr Italy John George_flcmler. .73, died ’ im tm rTcflt M a a r ;•!seed aboard the three-ship* off Kl bTT borne on East Knurl h and Umoire Lively •i,"ni'tt thxt for rnrlm,* by eight hnrxe* abragst* 1 ’’tpirv Along-tke north aldn nf the ftelJ, Haifa after a battle with Blit- Street this morning at 3:45 o'clKh arivone did *hq' It ■ By Mikey Browning „ ROME, A uc/21. W A-The Uni i'h the narrow r a th .f o r Tournament iment Cooper, who, working wjtlj-LaviLbciaidlng paities, and • return­ following a short Itlnos*. f ted States rtnbaity said today UusL ly. «ald thai IP'.m yppa pnlhd rider* Ira* al*o heen claves! *o that Mis* Mikey Browning of Ban- negotiation* would begin early 'd July 21» to France, where they A resident of Hanfurl Tor 24 ford, who Is the youngest gl-l next month for a treaty of "friuml- began their voyage. They have v e in . Mr. Bender wa* Imm in I-ave|y'* cap, ha did not »,■<- it. ridrr* can spear the ring* with r ('»<,'Inn,,1 |'n | , Klakll ' but that it could have happeiird." more accuracy. A ropeTor g bar- pilot In the United States to hold shin. commerce arid navltatlon” fy-w 3'ork Cltv Oct. 14. H73. lie “ In? tit-* repbtt ntr riniplri- le tar to bold hark the spectator* l«rth a glider and power plane with Italy. mover! lo Sanford from New Je r­ required to ndvise the leagti" Mlfix heen provided by St*v' Rennie pilot's license, him Juft com­ -A spokesman oald ll would lie Drivers Licenses To sey and was engaged in fainting a* to rvr-rvtblng out nf thn Banfnrd School nf Aviation. pleted her Inlllal test for a “Sil­ not a commercial accord but a here. Hr attended the Congrega­ prasldarit iCunllflHMl J*ftt J*n n (■ t f« III ! Many e ftltln g face* are proGo on Sale Sept. 2 ver C rating hy making an al­ "statement of principles" between tional Churrh and wa* a member mixed. and I in-re wilt lie n barrel titude «f io.l^D feet above tea the two naliona. (Tho United nf the local Elka Club. rnre in which the rldcrx nni»i d'g-' level at 2P Palms, Calif. Hh* Is State* announced last week the Drivers license*, whlelt must be Survivor* include ihe widow Mr«. Ycsley Improves mount, crawl through barrel*, then Ihe ‘deughter of Roy II. Brown- cancellation of 91,000,000.000 Itali­ renewed on or before Oct. 1, will Mr*. Caroline II.- Bend",- of Kan* nnd ride to thn finUh. Following Accident remount Ihg. director Of the Sanford School an debtal. go on sale. Tuesday, Bent. 2 at the forth one daughter, 6!r*. Florence Deputy Beck railed *200 of the of Aviation. The spokesman said that a* pug- nffleoof County Judgo R. \V. Ware K. Pfeifer of Falrlawn, N. J.; two money from donor*, Frank The altitude was obtained It gested-by the United Btates. the ft the Court Houae. Mr*. W. P. Ye»ly. who was prim pone, Frederick J. Bender of Han­ Pnvtirk. *100. and tho County a P ratt Reed sailplane and Mis* treaty would Inelude the “most The holder of a 1347 llrense ford and Edward 8. Bender of bruised In an autoinhile accident CummWiton. $ 100. It wai reported. nrowi.lng staved aloft 2'4 houra. favored nation" «lauie for treat­ will only need lo present lbs eld Decatur, Ga,; also five grandchild- Tuesday afternoon, is reported to ba gatllug along tricaly a t lieto**, either In person or by 8h o .ro * need* hec ctow-cuunlry ment of national* and business. and endurance flight to complete Fernald-larughton Memorial llo*- Russell Reiwrls On China and Australia already Another for renewal, said Judge r,lL_ will romluet plltl m i . i and .„ d will .i l l remain there i h . » »a f„w .. Tha . Elk* , : Lodga , few her “Rilrtrr C." When ebe o'u ‘ hate negotiated similar treaties War*. Plant Lice Control day* longer to recuperate. Ulna (hie rating . ebe will , Ire with tha United States, tha embas­ The holder* of a vall-l out ofnegro. oi\p ef only two women In th* sy eald. but the propectivn pact Btate license must present the ■ S ^ " * S S L ? iL ? e»*2?!t h y i t. 1^*1* Charle* Cannaday. Erickson Funeral noma. Tho re who onaratr* hi* own taxicab, was Jack Ruisetl, who 1* engaged United .-tat»s with this rating, with Italy was 'believed to *he the lie N valid Been** they hold, and make S49 the other being Mi*. Virginia first of Ita kind In Europn since niqrllcatlon for n Florida license, main* will be sent to New Jeisay lha driver of the automobile which In reaearch work for tha agrigulFriday afternoon for bur U,. s < Bennl* of 8anfoid. collided with the '3H Plymouth tureal chemical* division of tb« tha war. stating that their liconoe has not eedan driven hy the Rev. W_ P, Pennsylvania Salt M anufactur­ Ml*#r Browning t* spending the bean revoked or suspended. They Yetlcy at Ninth Street and Mag­ ing Company hs* recently returntummer In California with her muat hi so affirm that they are Midwest Heat Wave ed from South Georgia and North nolia Avenue. grandmother, hut la erpected to Train Passenger Is stilt In good physical condition, Causes 28 Deaths Florida where ho ha* been work­ return to Sanford In September. - t f a lirentc is not renewed by ing In a project of combatting Bho etetex that she expeeta' htt Arrested At Depot DcL'J, Judge Ware declared, the Jap Treaty Talks aphid on tobacco. new Fcbcltxer «e|lp|*n«, purchas­ h'ddgr.of a valid 10(7 llrenae ran ny THE ASSOCIATED PRF„H8 Theae aphids or plsnt Hca egned a t tho National Soaring meet Face Postponement Robert R. Coqper. of Tampa legit 2A ina r-htaln a 1D4H lirrnse by paying •ng At least 23 persona have died r.'"\ . !>c, killed-With nicoUnsv-' at WRhlta Fall*, Texas, will paeeenger on a north bound tra In. >1.00 extra, or they can do a* ,h*; * f>». g - I f .«(. th e. Midawoai'a vnsled. He has alio made isv aril be 4*1 r d* ‘b y t........... i q l tlma a n d h waa ar»e*le4 ge*teedar tifterrmcv been/th* m in' dnrtiw ft? " longed haat wave, and the hot WASHINGTON. Aug. 21 U P )nuelo rT’.' the ship which * | s.-ao O’clock at the Sanford Dc- vraro, taka an examination before weather continued today with no Nlne nafinri* which will jiar- trip* during ths paat month Greenville, Mia*, wharf s t t I* supposed to be one of the Dot on a charge of drunkenness tho road patrolman, an I In that prospect of relief. ticlpale In talks of a peace treaty are being mode to combat beet of Its type. and disorderly conduct. Cooper rvrnt tha extra 41.00 la not In Chicago, 24 person* were re­ for Japan have agreed generally and boll-weevil* that attaek olio face* a charge of resisting c! ported to have died of cause* in­ with a United States suggestion ton plant*. RATIONS MET Patrolman IT. R. BlHlngslv. who duced hy heat elnca midnight that a ' two-thlrda vote should One chemical that abows pre­ SPEED RECORD > BERLIN, Aug. t l , ITT—The mad* the arrest. . mia* in th* fight agalnit tha af^ American Military Government WASHINGTON. Aug. 24. m — Monday, while two such deaths govern C onference decisions. M. C. Cinder reported lo police The 8 tatc Department dls- hid 1* Gamma g or benalna haaannounced today that record Im­ that tha laft front and rear fen­ Rear Admiral Alfred M- Prldo ware reported In Indiana and two cloaed this today amid Indications Ichlorlde which wmi used- *ue*t*jports of grain and fl-mr frpm the der* of hl< automobile had been said 'today the Navy anticipate* others In Minnesota. United Btates had made it possible damaged by a hTl and run drlrer at that m speed of 876 mile* an hour The Canadian cold air mat* waa th at tha conference Hoelf will fully by celery grower* la st y ftg to meet the full broad ration 1:45 A. M. g t the Mom o r Bridge. mag,be reached by the D-B5H Sky atallad at the U. S. boundary, have to be put off until lata fall be aaliL Thta leave* no objectionor early next year. The U. 8. able residue on top crops but can­ throughout the combined’ Biltlsh- Ha stated th at ha chased Ihe driver •treak. In further test*. The Jet Amerfcan tones of Germany for .nearly to DaLand before ha b i t plana set a world record of 840.7 moving eastward but not south­ orginally hoped to hold It this not be used on root crop* because. the first time tn months. of ita flavor. an hour kt Muroc, Calif, yrttenlay. ward. track of hint. month. -• * • #S ;• NMV ORLEANS, Aug. 21 fAY—Sena lor Thendoje _G Itilbo Of Minisvlpin. trtaxter o f ■(•IPnilter and- sharp-longue, I i hirnplon of white Miprentncy, died .her* tortsy without ^ever taking h!v disputed seat !h the 80th Cci’gtfss. L'ealh of the Ult-yeer-oM DcmocraU left forever unan­ swered the qUrsUoq of wheth­ er h- «**s entitled to his third t*rm in : the Sertale. from which •'* was tuirred on !-•partisan - charge* of unfitness when t'onag^-s convened l*»l January. The .-tepetor. wbr, undenreut cr.e mouth <peinllrn for cenrer h*,r in August of l!»P'. ipitirned for nti-ith*r las* Jn ruary a oil a third In June. II • spent two s In duty i-erelying Ireaimenl in » Virkshurp. hospital, and on Aug. 1 or-trred Foun'latioi, Hospital horr for n conrple'e physlrel check'll'. He levetoped a p»rve inflam­ mation which partially para’yreil hint. IW lora said the inflauiliiglion, rather llov,' tfn* cancer, wa* the Principal im­ mediate reuse of death. ^ 100 Entries Will Compete In Pony . Races Labor Day -, il <}_-sf- & ______ ______ ■ - �\ PAGE TWO THE SANFORD HERAI >. SANFORD. FLORIDA Course Of U. To Red Cross To Begin Help Greece MilfstBe Post-War Hlood Drive Plotted With Care • fly JANG KA 1)8 . «y GLENN HAD It A!’ Foreign Affalra Analyst Toe United Nation* haa come to an ominous dead end. in It* effort* to halt the menacing march of avt-nla in tire B atkin.. Once again the Soviet veto lit* le fii Invoked to nullify the will of the majority of civillted m in i kind.—The crmiWatTvU/'fnlTcr an inof/tntiva Au*tr»Uan and Amer­ ican proposal*, they amounted on- WASHINGTON—The blood of Pennsylvania miner*. Wall S ire n banker*. Iowa farmwivtt, Hotlywood atara and D. C. government girl* taved the live* of million* on tb* front line* of our world* encircling battlefield* d u r i n g World War 11. Th# wartime program w a s . a rprrtacnlaf' futiel*. 'Now IKe Rat bating traumatic ahock. Pitch ahock fraqucr.ily follow* aevai* Jnjurle*.r T..aa loat .if of liltuul blood air or kuiitf and U aci ooiMnled by an alarming fall 111 Lltod p im u ta and gentral collapse of th* pa* Hint, Hl-wni transfusion had br/n tli* t***ntlal fealute In ahock treatment. N(*‘ propvrtUa of blood « r n than discovered. Th«lr UMfulln**i In a widt variety j f disc**** betonic revealed. Hr. M#f|itir# #*timat#a thi-t wlirn ll.f • pingraiii g#i* und*\ wny on* vxrtun in M i n :t5 w-,d kavr iia tt omv . luivr to r*va giv# blood nt JU*t a year jo aupply t h * 'need. A int i t swell A in t.lt dandy usbands! Wives! [ant new Pep and Vim? U. S. lilt AIIE A, WESTERN BA BEEF Norwood or Kock Spring* STrlMtt & flub STEAKS HOME CONTROLLED’ *04 Etun-First Street SLICED BACON, lb H Chuck ROAST 59c I^an. Reef, , STEW lb 49c HAMBURGER lb 35c National Brand Skinless PICNICS WIENERS IS TRUSS CO. Western Pork UHT, OHLANDO, FLA tJ P R J L B A T U H D ljM ^ ^ ^ IJ jO ^ S J v M , SPARE. RIBS , lb 37c W S M V raR N CHOPS or Smoked BACON SQUARES HEAVY WESTERN A-GRADE BEEF Square Cot —~ — ------------- CHUCKTROAST f-SI * Budget-wise Utility Bbtf can be cooked to tendemesa lowing the dimple directions we will give you with each purclmas. Try It today 1 * ________ U. 8. Gov’t Graded Utility Beef 49c ?** lit fyLb k : Calif. Lemons doz. 25c •ante fine flavor and quality. Lb No Waate—Pollock FILLET Lb Cooked Florida LOBSTER a ^ Lb CHOPS Lb ! CHOPS Lb 7 2tc 49c ROAST Waatarn SPARE RIBS Lb 39c Morrell's BUctd Canadian FILLET BACON 29c ft-Lb 49c Ripe Tomatoes.......2 lbs. 25c Bwitt Dontlaaa Rolled Vaal ROAST Lb - 5 FRYERS lb 6 Fancy Dr. * Dr. MOHTON’8 29C Ripe Bananas........3 lbs. 35c fl:cnrr limit No. 2 Vz can 26c Franco-American — T O M A T O JU IC E 3 bNo2CaRk Gold*n PEACHES BAKERITE SPAGHETTI 2PKGS Woval. A sn o rte d F la S U N S H IN E CRACKERS Rib or Lota End Pork Loin Icelandic Brand Frvah God Lb ! U. 8. Good Lamb Rib . , ib U. 8. Qood Vaal Rib 1 33c 'k# LIVERS 39c 2 for 35c Del M fm te S liced o r l l a i r m — 4 can lim it Raady-to-Eat Center Ham BUctd 8*Dct Beef Tb Michigan Celery, tincii Large, Heedless Ocean SHRIMP lb 69c Frash Caught West Coast Lg*. MULLET Lb 23c SHARP CHEESE Bliss Potatoes ^Iberta Peaches. i{t’» M E A T ^ I , , , , For Babies SScSIices Lb 89c \ No. 1 Potatoes.......10 lbs. 39c less G r a p e s , . l b s . 21c mu Grndvd.v*Jt bUH Ahe SwifFs* Brookfield Smokey CHEESE Thompson U. S. GOOD GHADE BEEF—Got The price of thll be*f 18 okeaaarily t r Fork lb. 54c Stringless Beans.....2 lbs. 19c 3iHr r lb 39c IN OCH SELF SBRVICB CASE: BRISKET 'J [* ’*■*■!&i1 FILLETS tuoaltta*. co n ta in s se N 'a lC o h o l. IT l, K N F T R A T E a . It .ir h r * W CmK Istnia to K l t X ths Itoh. T o d a y at ItnutnUlat and And*t*div- R U P T U R E IGipturrd persona who !»». been dalaylag frri Intent or Ihota wearini uaaallafaet ry Ira****—laveatigat# this most UMiiual. of. all .irataai .the -HULIILKHH, DBLTLESS, 8TIIAFLK 88 DOBBS TH RAD I* designed to hold rally adjust* ilaelf to eft fy poaltloa, and gives AMAZING COMFORT and BOLDIN \ POWER. Unlike the old atyla troates with fired arraw* ■on rounded pads, it WILL NOT fart# the muscles fat r apart, enlarging th* rupture, but gently draw* th* r ire opening together. The DOIIRS llvtdually fill Daatonatrallon without obllga RIB CHOPS Tail* O’ B.a Red Ttrsh i t nos pteatrd', y o u r I t e b eck at a n y ir i t ' t e -OU am o N U F rie n d s Roast END CUTS___ lb 59c ig ‘iuch a dtVelopment -iori tome week*: lin t, formation o f 1* guerrilla governmopt; **v;omJ, If* recognition aa the legitt* mate dr#vk government by th# alnlc* which ar# blocking th# pnijed Nation* action; third, dt|r# c n and undisguised aid an 1 to such a rrgim# by thoa# such aid was legitimate aa anygiven th# Atheii# government by tbtf United State* or any other posf»r. And then the battle lines e ir Where Customers Send Clean Stores With Everyday one year in the liquid' state. Better ■till, it can be froien ami kept at lead ‘three year*. But, beat of all for modarn military irown out although only Russia and.Poland of the II Se­ aging two pint* each, donated curity Council members opposed iilood during the war yean, lly January 1915 each week 100,000 (hem. laber The atmosphere at I.ake 8 uc- poisons—chutch group*, c#a* last nignt after this break union*, students. housawivt* and down of the peace machinery -wav soldier* and sailor*—were giving Security Council admitted its ibtiity to go further. The Ul delegate already hai Ufif country would Idly by even If the U controlled medical undertaking were unable to act. that a u u ra n c a ; of American de­ In history, started out In a. ant all ter mil,at ion to help Greece Inui way back in 1941, an ontlnotfa •Ignlflranca for nd* Th* surgeon* general of the votafe* of the United Nation* Army and Navy had requested and world peace machinery. It Ur Bed Cross and. the National It i* carried into effect‘it means Research Council to cooperate In that one* mote the United Stater collecting human blood to be the Red Cross Board ui Govtr- J and its friends, in order to ge nor* at a meeting in Cleveland a I effective action, must bypass, work faw month* ago. i outride, perhaps eventually evei Dr. Mclntire points out that th# abandon, th« organisation th rt WO* erected so liupefully In S in Francisco as klctoa-Hwds being nor friends can more to prevent th# engulf. merit of Gr##C# in lit# (ptalHaria.i tide that ha* swept over molt of southeastern Europe, remains to be Indicated. Any " effective course must be plotted Wtlhoth* utmost rate, for th# -eoniequahrct may be far-reaching and *erribte But th* coutse uf lliote who until, d peace In th* Balkans is becoming clearer. The indication* wre strung t l r t th# now familiar de'vftw' of th# puppet state ia to be invoked as the next major step. It i* hard to eacap# any other roncluih rt concerning Friday. M atko nounevnient by Genei Vitiades,. leader at th* guerril­ la* defying tlm Greek govern rnent in the north, thaf"be had undertaken to admmlater a "dem ocrktic government” until "pro viskirja! government” could tw Iforftad. Newt of th* fighting in th# Matkos force* ar* conig a foothold from which b# difficult far the pres fck army to oust tbam. r|iind them ar* friendly Into which, they may theft too bard i>r*u«d » f | tdeh help will ba expected. T H U R S D A Y . A U G U S T 21. .194 PUDDINGS AH Good F r u it — N u r u J U IC E Q uart 19C Monterey Grape Standard Hiehw Strained — la b y F o o d COCKTAIL HDN SM IN K BABY GREEN GIANT PEAS 1 ARROWROOT No. 303 cans 2 cans 35c Ige.PK G . I5c . GATOR — Moonkiat -.awratentd, C .B EEFH A C H Gr'frult Juice 2 cans ROACH HIVES No. 2 can 25c Hlandard, No. 2 c a u Tomatoes 2 cans 27c 25c 8 l i e ' * V 4 - j« htncam i i STOKF.I.Y'S F€Y. CUT BEANS No. 2 can Peaches Artnoor'a Star Tripe 17c 2c 24oz. Crnaa# and Btaekwall'i Ketchup 14 ox. Gold Madal Does Everything Firm, Ripe Calif. PEACHES 5 Lb* 39c S S t in S o r , Ter BrlfkMr W**Mil MIRACLE WHIP 13, TOMATOES Lb Long Whit* E » 14t4. SPMPiS 4 ^ u» All Brands No. 2Yi Fancy a5tf 4 Lb* 25c ONIONS \ Lb« PUM PKIN lb. Armonr’a S ta r'O il 15c 39c POTATO! Tallow . Preserves 15c “Ju n k er Rennet 10 Condensed Milk S tarr Strawberry Spring River BUTTER lb 15c IDEAL 75c Eggs D o t 71c ) ■ jh t DOG FOOD B inqulck Gree* and white Pickle. BORDEN’S STARLAC IgePKG 31c 1 Northern Paper Product* NORTHERN TISSUE NORTHERN TOWEtS GAUZE TISSUE 9 for 16e . Roll 14c 9 Roil* 17c �* .-* . . »• _ \ I■ *4 c> TH tnSlM Y . AUGUST 21. IM7 - ■ Plane In Clusa With U. S. Constellation . Produced In Britain «r. Ur WILLIAM rilll.M I'S 'T • TURK* f rv XH t j a n f o r q H iftA i.6 . S A w m ftp . r u o * n i* 5; K un tb« North A tlanta. "W» ha*f Kill «n tl itafi far ntvie *inu-ii«u» than £uy jjtrltlsh. ciaft now lu opr ration, whim «.«»• h u m to haw ,no difijculMex.. l i i m f o n we »r«- maVIftf them available for u>r un uoi* ri>uh« AP Nrwafaaluiea LONDON — Air VUe - Muiahall a» aoon a» dt-livcile* al'titA** lb-n. Donald C. T. Benaei*. executive ■nett >aitL vlce-praaidenl of Ilrilhh K hiIIi Sattrrthw ailr'* prim ,-,-d irlH> Ainrriran Airway*,. hf* g/muidiu.*! ,U m o f-th r-v rtrm e l • rnitoT \lTuT fhat*BrltT»h aircraft M ilder., far that It* If-paueftRer Vat-x-lty. tha fit at time a|nce lh« war, hml gasoline con*umpibm and ,t u I*Ip * • voiced a plane able to compete M>eeil 0f around 30j mil •> |>|i ,h«e« w 1 1 h ^American-made Con<toila- » r t r uneconomic. . tiona and Kkymaitei* llW fla * BOAC. whiih turned Jti down. D C J X l. w.f.wtur.'* iil'N n , Va.—A< ST. Jane M t-|. len .naidu and Mf» Llab jfuilrr.» Il»r may ha the aailonV oU.-*i two natyr*. r.r. a g e d im o u u U u *a -Woowg-are % lid daggliterl of Jack Ifnllcr*. I- i ■ v i.ij-n. Waown In (hit Viijinl.i-KeimicLy l-orgrc ,iu iu a f* bandv Jach'» dauem. i*. hyth I04tf«ara old. It**ui\ Jark** daujrhi'n. I<th r ..uiae^; i r • • •- , . -v; . ^U * IU L liJlU lic^ U U i-v K JQ .t* V y j5* i—Ur- +**»- rtwtf f - STViAft-V a Tns h*»YFaft. an improved :I2-- .winging on takeoff and'lMiU buf• passenger versloti of the A. V. fetinr" in tlu- air. few CompaB/a faurnraitineil TmL I u „ h r W fiu,„ , > , t ^ ^ ,ih r.e.7 U .neh, ' h"* *■"" ""reeled an I no other* • n *. ' fj* i l r * of aerloua nature had Imi-ii noted, to tha Caribbean, Bennett Mid. although *onie change* wur* found , JJ?. Mid, a aecund • piano now nN r> u ry in the ure*«urDittion 1 building would make a •'hire** ro- • h e a ita r flight to Bueno* Aiie* in . mlJ-Saptember, to lie followed l.y i , th,“ *rW -4* feat tha prototype and a thiid Tudor than the or.g.na. « h .1 ,, 11 within a few week*, and that the ™ - fi* ' m 'T ; «"‘* only "aarioua problem" -ivmaining i blalely rede* pned dnable, would i (rule* at Mid war to lnei.a*e p,o«luctio.i. TO*!* <6° A MEMSd Of IHI IINAII War Invcalbpttns r^iuudttee. Sen. TTatry Ha ig-paaaengiu' r gM.it, Livingrton Satterthwalte. Atier- while nimparud wllh tl for futAUlla- Cnln (K-Waih.); U shewn wllh platio builder Unwnid Hu*ti« t If ft). lean civil air attache in London, tlon* It had room for 3,' hhi nouml-i wlu« ti ck the Srn»W>r un -an hwpettlm tnyu ui hli plai-t at-Teiiiiinal described the original rj-pasaengrr of freight, whirl, he *u:d w atnio.e UUtid, Calif. After Inrvectins liuchta’ rtOOOO.npO flying boat. C.un Tudor M “a gieat dl**puoinliin-u. mid: "tl It tttn. it will tu v t Drhievcd .ttie (fttpoxitbla jn pur lifetime. than thy American-mad> rruft’j in a . report to Waah'-ngluu la>t rapacity. If we had something like this during the war. even on.the ground. It • July 3 which rau*rd much com* Overall weight remain < un­ would liavc scared the enemy to iVnth." (f nfi ruatlonul Snundphotii) ment in Briliih aviatlo.t drcl-s. changed at fiO.iMHi poundt fur Bennett pictured Aho improved takeoff, lie mu'It laid, oklind that Tudor aa an admitted atop pup . while he roiit.l nol liu l-.o coal To prolong the life of roraage* plana, pcmllng pending development of plana, oi . figure*, f | , urr,. that for the To- < o• • wax a h u m . prud’iivd wine. Hattmthwaita I* now In til- I'ni- .d camellia, ganlenle am rM eplularger HrltUh pottwar n.od,l< in frfcc, |on- 0f ,|>r C.r:i«.lellabuir* lb . ^ aM l..ll 'a t a . a the two or three year*, u.-c*u*«- ofa a tub.it — next ----- *..... .bot ______ ir fu h<« teil Stutna on leAve and Id* uffi ■«• nolle..place llu-ni i|i m neU ^d iv ti <9 Mid Ita.performance left "pot yerv -a a iie r to ntcliwe th<n . l i t «.dUpft yfkl’ lta hall not vi'l 'pirpai.-il g* ronipletely covet i d with nioiat rotmueb tb*c1io«>»# Latweeh If and ’^odv of the oih.-r plane m I uht- lepot t on the newt. Tudor. to n . .. Comtcllation* now In uae by BritTT ' VMM ■ •; r %. r_ . --f — AI I 1 «* OUesi Twin* Want To Live To 100 t ih O v e r» e * a A u w a v . C u r f o ia llu n .oy and aclU*. they live on fain* a few- nritn a p e r. Their -d *rt|H «iin l!t ft Ver> have hewh ntgrkvd tcv—-Artnt tlr -t- bn**'. MH. Jafk" to frivpd* .. .. Imdlv knptrt tire thyW of mcJIctr». 1 never pycd<-d fl." »he sfiil, “ hvause 1 was Ayver .Jck, to say reil> atek. in my-lifrl enly a t*w. roV,, ami thyy are ijutte rpre". Ira. Male has “p'ottiiug what| eve to couiplain about >o fill a* lu fib It eonreim-4 ” ob# twLttUs the -lie ha* "called in‘«M di.toi In late trace." but hr In.licgted "thne w ain'r much wre-ntj." It her opinion, "the worat lkm|c tn Ife i* bring lofit-ly," Since Mi* Ike'- himband dbil *oin,‘ |U years » n rhe hii* bail little adult compaly. .. , f nu. „,kU.u| IMllnr iut wiri*,." &cau»e it* *f ley * prtd- were u«rd Ip flaVot wine g o h e ts. ' n ^ •a*• , • » • 1 :* ' . *’ r•* • _ * ■% .'V \ Vif f llM l? M' * - • _ T' r •-« ’ - -i. **99 --.x * ,lem. How could they keep cool? The first s .-v % • penguin plumped for attic ventilation. And it worked won** m m dors. He's written ’. * sell the igloo. The to go ahead and penguin installed a big air-coo^ng fan. He's his agent ndf second ,1^ j # wirinqfn J R ^ tk^monev tor ..-Mrs. P. and the kids to^ gcome on ujl _ * ■— / j r i » ----- — - r- — . . . . . < .■ x } . — ~___ t_____ ■ »w «aacaw g ^ M ^ > ^ ^ * a lot) and Join bim.HSerYhTrd^pS^in^ho smok'ea ~ figured he needed complete air conditioning. a! kitten now. The * sleeps like — _1 H • I ’.**:' e 1 fourth weeks since * bought himself a big new electric fan. It's been u s d he even thought about the old home berg. Yes, keep cool in summer. And they all lived happily ever after. penguin JSgl ‘ . .. • 1 « s a iiis - v : S E E YOUR D E A LE R TO D A Y ! - ’ ' " l|e . -. -» : • T? i * w BrAftd nbw posi-wnr Pooling •ppllancwa ar* how Available at your elaoiric daalark, Sae him today and kreaaa through the hot weather., Convenient iorm* Are available: r . V O ' *» V S ia « '.'O T ;'' riT l^ .• . h:=*. __ I mu ~V -Ht '*# / * 1 . 9R| sf\ >*.n * * ^ v 1'** r « •% - ' - mt*k • • t �I »- ' TfliliBfiPAY. AUGUST 21, 1347 PAGE.FOUR The Sanford Herao A Law Unto Themselves KiukltaliM la l*OU P*MI»h*4 Onll# (at* ■»4 ■■•Hr at Saal*r4. KMrt4l III Nacaalia A in a i C a im l at Nf«»l ' h “ Ortekrr Tt, 1*1*. at l i t Paal 0 • f »a*lar4, I'hlll*. aa<ar IV • f t oriiiM al Marrb a. 1**». ir RaLLAXII *- UKAXr.aiiBt uonirux ur.»x Hfiimi Maaaaar • Mlkl-HIPTIOX M T M n* Carrlar, *■»•!» ..... ..... • Om Maalk T km Haalkt .1* .7* .31 ---------------L*» ...Xtir I.M Alt akltaarr amlrr*. ra rti ■kanki. rMalallaaa aa4 Ball. • al* rtalaaiaau far lk« »ai ralalaa faa4a. "Ill k* *kar*M al itaalar a4• m lilaa ralaa. lalaaB H a iM P * IU*ra»»alal m. far., K irtH ati Tk* HtraM lajibt nailaaal |I#I4 af a«.trllsla«. •ill«* art atala'ala«4 la Ik* laArai rill** la tka reaalrr "Ilk k«a4tiar■in la I klraaa aa4 K*« Vail, Ik* I!rral4 li a a*rmk«r ali al IHi A**a*|al*4 Pr»s« "kirk l> a tall I.a • trlaalirlr ■ '•*• »*» af r*NkH. ailna of all Ika laral »«"l • Sat.-' la lkl< a m iM P r, ii ntll at all A P nr*** 4l>Balrk»a. Station WTRR From time immemorial, the gyptty tribe* of Eurtpe have lived a life of their own inside the framework of whatever country they happened to rest in. They have paid no attention to the laW of the land, and have had their own rules which covered every contingency. The g>*psien of western Hungary, according to Theo­ dore Andrica, .now have a king who wishes to come- under the aegis of the local government and feels the d ' co-operation -hr-sohrtng some o f his problems. His reform __ y custom*, program covers several time-honored gypsy custom*,and has met with bitter opposition from his subjects. He will not permit new-born babies to be held over fire; he favors legnf marriages instead of a bare announcement of Intian­ tion; he would countenance legal divorce instead of permit­ ting a husband to bite orf off the nose or of his erring wife. wire, He tie h barbarous cutt+r.r-it'/'YRrtd-makeeach person adopt one legal name, instead of having several allases. Thls king’i* angry subjects are ready to get rid of him by the time-honored method of killing him. but their law does not allow them to do that aa tong as he stays at home. That is one gypsy law which the king favors, so he is sitting out the crisis. . The gypsies make a colorful splash across- the drab picture of Europe problems. The world would be poorer without these individualistic nomads, but their groups are too anachronistic to survive much ionger as political en: titles. (THURSDAY. Am. BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY YOUR MIND AND 80UI* RF.•QUIRE RECHARGING) HlAl. ING. IF YOU ARE DEPLETED IN BODY OR MIND OR SPIRIT TRY WORSHIP: H t restored my loul.-Apialm 23:8. -*------ >■> RADIO PROGRAMS " l PRAIRIE SOLSTICE (From Thr Poetry Chan-Hnkl I wtftrh mf ralrndar of rvrrgrero, 1 tro |i«lri«fch*l pine, one ntat lit# porch .| The other larlhrr wr«t aenut th* ro * < li v Tka»4*r I I I Naara,,, t i l t T»UI«h» StIS W«k . Alkan (it* B»art» Pared* Ilf* Harlngllma fiN Saw* 7:1* Art Moonay 7 1# Tha AmbaMadora 7 ti Our Land ba Bri(h< lil t lour i l l wain Mr11 liN * i» i . t i l l ouan Millar , _ 9 St lharaday fctinlng C«««rt t t l t t J»*ws ' 10 «S SAqulalfallf tour* lilt* LaU Ball Seorta 11.01 HtquOatf uMv Toar# u iii ah‘ i n N.«i _____ --«ffr* r. ■ r rider f i t t USD On t :tl rally N*w* t:*l CrWry Cbopp«n Junker** t i t llotuMpua Sita «l4*ra of Ika Farpla Sa«a 7itt S.»* 7itt HubrlM Mttanad* II* Tup** with your Toa*t iH Ml** . I It SUUktof Tin** ■:tt Morning l**voxlons 1:1* Motnlbg M*4ilallon* t i t t N*w* t ill Dick J train* Social A n d Personal . » t J Seminole Chapter No. 2, O. E. 8 ., will meet al 8:00. P. M. at WARD'S HOLIDAY INN Hanford-Orlando Highway Steak • Chlektn • Baa fond Cocktail Loans* Upon Bandaya Cloatd Monday* NOtlCE The first step taken by the British government in deal­ ing with the present crisis is to set up a group of employ­ ment agencies which will guide workers to essential Jobs. Both men and women In the productive-age groups will come under these regulations. Those now engaged in es­ sential industries may not shift to non-cssantial work.'and all johR-applfcnnta will be placed where they are considered moat needed, without regard to personal preference. Profes^ sional people and those of executive and administrative rank, as* well as managers, are exempt from these rules. The British working people, who are reported to be solidly back of their government, will now be put to an acid test. If they Bubmlt to this program and work with a will to increase production, they may be able to pull their coun try out of the slough. If they are convinced that only thus can it he accomplished, the? may knuckle under, but in the absence of inspired leadership, . :T»ip, and. after so many. years of suffering, it will not be wondered at it 4hgy. rebel. ' , ■' WANTED RELIABLE CONCERN OR PARTY 'r To hsndls nationally known paint Hne. Only financially responsible need apply. Write Box G.' Care Herald — , / ,I I , *-1 FLORSHEIM -4a-4r In lament In peAlnhrry of tun Juft dropping Into the •oulb-wnt . maple gro*r. , , Agalij th* *ou!hrm limit h u hern rrarhrd. ‘ '" Year after year I're alway* fonnd It tot Thl* sermon of the lun rental mr faith. Again llit day I* tired by Cturleurni II* girth of light will grow til. »he*t D ripe Near walling beneath •he snow to run l*i coorae. Do something | T * % fa • __ ^ •4I«' i L iF 1 Aii ' that you-il * : J/ - ". never, never r if . SAVE FOR t * - "e We all hare rertaln limits like the •tin. ■ • ■ H F-NRYJOHN KIR LEY. , ,, ‘-j i't t h u ~ - iy iiMp a r tit « ^ i | g u « 7i .•jgm iH L itus't.-ii r i *-i v NVeSh* and pin'*, nee<fle»*f pin*. The need of the wftrld vitsmim. . .. -1 v - i - FOR MEN A penny for your thou|hli(— hut in England what it occupy­ ing everyone's mind is (he dollar problem. ‘ ]AND LOAN COUNTY sa A . e tth Phone 694 209 Magnolia Avc. AIR * CONDITIONED A time may be spprorthinj when ihi* world will celebrate * univerhtl independence d»y. but don't expect it tomorrow morning. ; • In ‘celebrating their indtpen- ANOTHER GREAT VALUE EVENT! * •* * ' . **! x M t e .a n * • «-m w _ .- f . ) * - -*t - •eemi. to get into the *wim wi \ their fellow unlonen simply go! out nf it. •tV -' T 4*e» . 1^-1 .m ia -h -l-it m neh-im prTrred.-(-dav** .x#-C he*r-arT — m n k - r g - a a m r The Emile Parker* Have a* nerded repair# to - the floor# their gur«t# Mis, Parker’# si»- in *chmd* In thr county. lei and family from Perry, Ga .'ll#* Eliiahcth Fainell'. who •» working thl# *unimer for tie state W. M. U. and a student at Tsllahaf ■#*-. ha* . heel! visiting her , M ^ t, •>7^W^r-r»7->»rm‘~cAiir. ■/reurTKam^R. 1Rheiir*^*rXiite fo ifttri.i iE T s:: -gl.28 „ Abnorbine, Jr. »ioo ‘ i • *•* it Practically every Store In Orlando b participating in this tremendous cjty-wide event! See O rlando n eiftp iip en n o t Thuradny night an d Friday m orning fo r aonke o f th f .hundredi of epecUDy priced item athere will be n m xy m ore l i erery ito re ! ’Z ' , - r u t ‘h ; ' ? * Year local <7 iM u »Vjr da ne* tu ck, Mu«- ORLANDO RETAIL ' '- /a r tJtoee j 1 No. 4 CLUB BREAKFAST Choice Of: Chilled Fruit Juice .One (1) Egg Any Style W/ Bacon or Saueage Buttered Toaat W/ Jelly Coffee W/ Cream Chilled Fruit Jhice Two (2) Egga Any Style W/ Bacon nr Snu.aage Toaat W/ Jelly (offee W/ Cream 40c CEREALS FOR HEALTH ’ 6 -98 ■i i f t . Right for sporta and campus wear .3 ..Betas. " tlfully man-tailored Corduroy Jacket* In color* Ocecnand Red. SUea 12 to 1 p TRY OUR SPECIAL BREAKFAST Chilled Fruit Juice • -Choice of Any Cereal: Com Flakea . . AH Rrnn . . Pont Rran Rice Crtapea . . Shredded Wheat' . Buttered Ton#I W/ Jelly ------ Coffee W/ Cream UCHT0N Wsurf/y n r " * 1' .. 1I “ ,u , both J-<)o SANFORD FLORiDA • t_ *: Chilled Fruit Juice T »o (2) Kggs Anr Htjto . With llaron or Sauaag* roa.t with Jelly : And lluller Coffee " / t ream 1 Hath- l r v \n ' ' t i c r Of/C I 2.59 25c K* '*•* “3U ■I0c Caatoria 47e i {0r 4.59 \\y t!»c *»• C « t « « 29c 5 Utn E p*om S r i '* 2 U 60 r MurlnB 43( 50 c 1P»n » oq SPECIAL BREAKFAST Gulden Brown llol Cake* Hj mil A Cr»ara»ry lluttar *Mth llsrnn ur Sauaag* Coffer or Tea « « • » • B h* " * i5 c m " a n * !5 c 60c Zonlte 50c K luteh v ic V . „ 8 .W 35c * 1S< V l n « , 2J C t« « m u lllo n “ ■ a sa a -w -^ S ■ * ” ,,.5 „ t a ac l,lc CLUB BREAKFAST . 50c r DRUG CD v a H J&Auy oiox 1 ' • S o \u l »n 11 00 15c C itro c a rb o n rie j: »*> #• : egc Ttissy Deodorant.. 50c 75c Doans P ill^ .. .. l7c. . SPECIAL > ' ' User * 1»0B • No. 3 t\ f" .' fi _ - r/ .f o r% Haleys M* O. 8!)e MaW-VIUwl*" " » 'h . ii Jergens I^oiioti. 39c S-S-S Tonic $1.50 Agnrol....... ............. $1.09 60c Wildroot Cream Oil • 53c $1.50 Pinkhnms Vcg. Comp 98c ( ) . .v.?w 7. f i r 1 Her*’* proof, poult l i e that you get the LOWEST P R IC E S poHMlhle you buy your favorllF nation- * alhle when w ally ndvrrliwed. quality-proven henlth and beauty aids at. TOUCIITON'8. Mnny of ihe productH you Hb> most frrqiienlly nre priced from 10'..' to 1*'. I'd"" fll)| nrlrrx—and Ihitl'a renl toftringn for you. It Heeniu. almost Iimi good lo he true—but you 11 acr plenty of your find-hand protif In ihrsr timely vnlties, Check ............... needs_Ihen come lo TOUCHTON S. Your money Imya more nl IhU friendly drug jdore. One (1) Egg Any Style Toaat W/ Jelly Coffee W/ Cream Choice Buttered Ternst W/ Jelly Coffee W/ Cream S tcvr Sn.i Ihe honorees hosts wAe th-> Anderson Jones wedding u I Ir Opens 12:15 P. M. 40e " ni1 MiftHvn Marilyn, O.ddenrod tmidenroii. with . . ... .and.......... ...... 'Ir. anil .Mi#. W. A. Hunter, «*,.i. Ovie­ Orlando. a:f Johnnie and Jinnie J oiiv do, and Mr#. Jo* Robert* ami 'I r and Mr*. I O. Atider*orr O irtlo. daughter*. Gwrmlir and Mary, are |>emlii'g this week In Chi* TODAY anil FRIDAY ‘hose attending the wedding Fort Pierce. "ago ns Ihe g u e rtt'o f Mr. Andei«'• irreptlon of Mis* Wanda Mrs, C. H. Lee spent Surdny •on's parents. „ Le Vmlerson to Joseph William night with h< r patents, Mr. and The Rev. Duncan, of Long, J ock, j , „t the Tahcrnarlc Chri» 'Ir#. S. 'V. Swope, •ope. in Orlando. wood, |* suhslltuling thl* week 0*1 rh u trh , Orlando, were Mi*. ancy I.ee and for the Rev. II. II. Link. Little M**s Nan Nr ti* Farnell, Mis* Elixahelh Bcverlv Anne Jones, of MianDr. J. W. Marlin and mother. Fsnell, Mr. and Mr*. Milieu arrived, Monday afternoon to Mr* Mary M. Mm tin. and the Gee. ,ml Mrs. W. D. Drowi siwnd some lime with theii Rey, Duncan. Longwood, were 'In. Jones was a former tesch- grandmother, Mrs C. 8 . I.ee. on ••x-rnt dinner eiieat* of Mr. and ri ie the Oviedo School *p.| l a i c Charm, while their mother. Mr*. I^wson Hardy. gi-.luate of the tame School. Mrs. Jnhpny Jones, I# In Wayne* •E. I*. ColHn*. father -of Mi*., •moiig thiwe attending the r«« ville N C iccnperatlng from a •lack Ka-ell. I# visiting hi* copl.-n and wedding of Mi** Sue ms lor operation, daughter. Mra. Amo# Gerhard and Mulrr to Mr. James Collwrt at Richard Knsell ami Teddy Kuo Mi. Get ham at Ocala this week. Slain were Mr. and Mrs. Chsrhs hall have- relumed from a trip Mi«. Waul Burch and sons. G Shaffer. Mr. and .Mrs. Nairn thioughout - thr Carolina!. Milton and David, of Winter I’ark Edwaid Ka*elt h.t* joined t).* •pent Natuidav with her «i.»ter . Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Wood*, Mn I- C Mft ‘ill I n . 'Ir H i. N’a w and will leave in a few Mrs Pen Wainw right. R'dlh and Mrs. Tim Tietscma. day* for Jacksonville for hi* Air. and Mis. It. I,. Kemp and .final examinations. . daughter. June, Mid-Mr. -Atlanwu •i Charirs Ycrnou gliesf* of Mr’t . Aid wife 1 Onyx, of lixlm -<W , --M r. and >;>*-M. V- JMiV# no-i were •Pilft-u daughter. Beverly Ann, were, r Klmp'# parents, Mr. and Ml*. wide-- Mr. Shaffer. Is a mend Wheeler, at their ramp .on of the faculty of thr University cent luncheon guests of Mr. *o-l I l ake Harney Sunday. •if Florida, motored down with Mi*. J. H. Jones. Mi#* Audrey Cox and Mi** Mr*. I o-e Wheeler and 'lie . M' Paul Mlkler Saturday to •r*>*«>iist •# ii'iw* “* have •••»•»HIIts ill. ••* •Monday Nihlark have a-v i« . •*, J. |s. It. 4 Jours Jr. »spent v*»* hi# patent** Mr. end Mr* Dorolhv Chute* G. Shaffer, and to at tinned from Jacksomllle Rearh. • afternoon n Winter I’ark. Mil Hen Wainw light, who h** teal |h r Mlh’e r.Colbert wedding where *Sey were the guest* nf Ii, and Mr#, ( lim n , Ruinett Mi and Mrs. Reave* Gastcn. •rrn sivk for llitre weeks. • 1* | left Monday for a vacation a The Gastons recently visited Mr. aide to hr out again. Home of those fm n- Oviedo ■ Luiiivtlle, KV. Kduxtd -Ini its o ami kli*. Gharle* Nihlark. Ronnie Cox has leturned from seixi at the heaeh at Davtona •o» of. Mi. and Mr*. I~ E. Jqr dn«. |ef| hy plane for NoFfolk New Smvma Resell, where he won Sunday arete Mt. and Mrs. l.ev" V# where he \r*» lo catch hi the guest I l f Mt. Mild Mr*. Ren • ' OlllfY, Mr*. Mae King a id giie-t«, Mr. and Mr*. Boy- Ka- ADDED shp to re e n te r th* teivlve ol F. Wenl #nd family. I lobby Shaffer. #<>u of Mr- ami i i a i ------------ -- --------- ---------- .. I f . -ftlsttk -n f---thr Merehant Marine#. ' Ml * lent, nml 'I t Jam es' R. Mor­ I inie n ‘ J —-l-o' w tit-rm a tn wlih Mr. *n>' All:'. I'li-ilfe# T5 Hlinfler. Illidei Aft>s |„ E. Jiudan for # wlule • rut a ftunslloi-loray -Monday al row ,d Green C-vr Bin Ing#. have I'lirkr)'" lun i lumeil home after sftrrnding .t Otiando. M illio n ' le-'-ie going to Boston. t‘halie* Olliir. of Otlamlc. few day* with 'I r . and. .Mr*. d i. ,M"iy M. Martin, mother • of Dl J.* H. Martin, na* re «pepr several *l»y* lieie n* Ih It.1t Martin. Mr. nml Mi*_ I". K. MlWhen. lllltad n ftn *4<v*-inl weeks will «ur*l of Ida pxients, Mr. and lo i soil and hi# familv Cl**i wnE-r. The Nrilie I a m e || Ciirlr of tl# Oviedo Baptist Church mel at Ih- henie of Ml#. ln»*j o Hsidy 'londav aftemoqn. Those pre-rot w-eie Mra. It L. Rag* dole. NJrs. A tthur' Metcslf. Mi* Peel Campliell, Mr*. A. T. (’sitle-l/e, 'Ii*. Call Farnell, circle leslei. Mrs. Nettle F'arnell amt Mt*. Theedoie Anlln, Kr> Mr*. R«{sd»le will he ho»lf*« for the nert nuetiug. Die Mmy Lawton Circle id th* Ovleilo Baptist Chinch met s l - l l w . Imme - of Mr*. -A r Rllumef Monday afternoon. Tho«" pieient were )tr* It. F. Mr GRITS SERVED ALL EGG ORDERS The Indonesian war ii a _ Culiar one. The fighting has bees heavier, it teems, during the truce thin before the opposing •ides agreed on an armiitic*. Rutiia may trouble a good mmy Amarktn* American* , though too#! think thal war can -ba Mated off. Th# problem that f* on peoph of tha time tl cot| nf diving. Included m thi* ar* complkationa like * '* labor and- shortage* Th* man who can *ofv<‘ lh‘> fundamental problem *dl really well of htl country. Hollywood T ‘\ ^ Nudists stage a nations! con vention near. San Piego, Cal. Zadqk Dumkopf wonder* i f ih» delegates hid their badges tatoo< ed on them. b a d tihe S i - reporier« for­ TOO BAD got to eik that pilot who eat new around-the-world air ip«ed record whether he managed to rM * a .'a p o t on tho glob# that wasn't* having £. heal wiv«. Drill tint her* and riilhlien* Miss Jean Manning, whoss mar­ riage will b« an event of the n-ar future, was honored on Taciday evening with a crystal ahower giVen by Mra. Charles Itcnham at the home of her moth*r-in law, Mrs. T. F. Benham, on Oak Ave. nue. The room# of the Benham home were lovely with arrange­ ments of varl-colored sinniai u#ed for decorating. Several games wrre played during the evening and prltea were awarded to Mist Mr. and Mrs. J. J . Ilnilv have Manning and Mrs. U F. Garscr. • By IKill THOMAS Late In the evening refrohmenfs returned from Georgia and will 4 ----------------------------were ’lufrvKI and ‘(nrlutled punch. rusnaln In >Sanford for aliout a HOLLYWOOD.‘auic. Vi. im a|| •arujwirhr#, rookie# and pink week beforo leaving for Daytona »■ Amid the sour afui wiiiie white 'mints. oanorta Reach and for Griffin. Ga. where T _» inotedvkklFd'hy , ' _the > aim mini*. The m e nonorea they will remain through I ha pink month of September. They wJre aSArialg. ft?.. eThajSsOM,g? «aayin 4 on aa find'WMI ’Wnd streaitiera. seCompanled from Grlffiq, h r Mrs. calmly hi ever, untouchc I by te- Mrs. Brnkam prmcntrd MU* Mrw- Holly’s nieces. Miss J u ‘ Anthony volutions in the Industry/ ning with crystal In the "RomsnrV ■ and -Miss Adelaide Anthonv. .While their big brother*, Ihc . nf" feature films, fare slimming of ■pattern. Tho*4;Invited tnibw w lth Mis* Church Of Nazarene iom« of their expensive trappings. UanMnljiweH Msi! m Jiihi Cordell. HIRTII ANNOUNCF.MRNT f the Serials are' actusllv expand­ Mr*. Don'Cordell, .o'PAUall nIf_U Mrs. *W. II. TunWill Have Program Mr. iiiK• iRepublic \ r Is is (JinnirnK io make iiihk** am ing. plann'ng In and Mrs. John L. I.r> annlcliffe. Mrs. B. K. Hardlvm. Mrs. B i k a In W 1 I V ■ I . I ft ■ * t. _ R them in color. Worried aliout the R. F. Umg. Mr*. W. L. Roche. nnnnreil—tuda V—Ore l»ie*h—of—a The rh ildran who Karr arti-mded British tax levy? Nope—because - H r A.' Pi auk. Mi s. A. I., Dol.v the Dally Vacation Bthle School daughter; ‘Jonrllr Klni*r. on Aug. ..sh e Hrillan never went for irrla li Mvo. at the FernaId-Laugjit'm Mem. bins. Mrs. Harry llan»cn of llolly ar the i.‘o will present a program at anyway. orlsl Hnspital. Mts. I,*»• will he wood. Fla.. Mrs. K. C. Echols. Mrs. This Industry-phi f'>rn* of enter­ Ilenrv Schumacher. Mrs. Iiarner. Church of the Nataren*. corner nf remendierrd a* the former Elols* tainment faces one aTIt# greatest Mr#. Henry lis te r , Mrs. F>-lward second and Maple Avenue, on Fri­ Winn. periods of prosperity. With n Smith. Mrs. Harold Maish an.l day night at 8:00 P. M. to which the public Is cordially Invited. A small quantity of U pictures and RECORD WEDDING Stella Manning. play, "The Prodigal Son", will he • short subjects being made. thea. Mr*. Senlimenlal recotds a* well at Also Mrs. W. E. Watson. Mrs. presented by the young people and ter owner* are turning to »ennU Eugene Estrldge, Mr«. Lourin* they will also display tne work photogiaph album* ate ootmlar to­ to fill out their bills. A n»i lh«M(gh Beal. Mrs. G. It. Best. Mis* Peggy done In the Bible 3ch<»iL Work day among llritNh loldei and for the girls included the making bridegroom* who are having their _ t t : K . ' h. , r ^ p ,r " ; s s «>- * » J. Smith, Mrs. D. R. Johnson, of aprons which will be on display "I do's" placed on duk* One l^in9 . South America and 1ft« Philip­ E. Mrs. Curtis Hughes, Mrs. E. C. as will Gower pots made hy the don photographer V / end* three or pines. four wedding# n week with mlero* Down.there they'fhow al| the Rnul*. Mrs. Randal Priest, Mrs. boys. Tlie youngsr children made phone* and a tecordlng van I# a* Mildred Cobh. Mrs. 'John Andr*. booklets during the setsiin. chapters at one* a* a T4aturh |>te4 Mrs. much a part nf hi* equipment a* T. F. Denham, Mr*. Rose p lain ed Mite his trusly camera. :- ' ! - Frankovich. ''It runs three •ml a Hirmon*, Mrs. Evelyn Peacock, Joe, N O T irp Huddine and Mrs. II A. Manning. half hours tong!" Th# St. Monica Cbppter of tl e To remove eopper, bra*#, tinjor Mike. ex-UCLA football »tar, i* Holy Cro»» Episcopal-Chmrh will other metfil almns from (n'nlc#. major domo of Repuldi-: cliffhave a picnic.'Qfi ftjd s y evening textile rhemUt* advlao' Usingj, a hangers. Ho make, fmitvn yiai.L al Han I.*nHo HpjinlrJ- ihe g»oi p mlUl-acld kucJi aa.vipegsr. lemon 18 chapter* -• utlon !|>f lulce of a JV ivrcntu solution on#- moth tt w lir'm eel a t' |n a “ Parfsh llo’u* __ 1180.000 St- -acid. ..I .1 nRlri*er l^ .J aas . »nmr - acetic at muni er of the ehurch at *1:30 o'clock Thl* tometlme* r stain hat dissolved. ones above I f profit, as-with one ''Lone Range nd below. To keep down fatigue, ---VIJ-'X, l.V 8 UYr uJ ? 1 li which corralled two million. l i t to keep work where It can * “Tffe kids aren’t the bolyf M e t ■don#* with the finger, wiiat j who go for them," Mlk# cautioned. > "Some of our stories ara very rd- forearm m uscltt. Plan rartfuftiy ,i ult. -Hart's proof—we mails ons what to do in order to keep dopn excess motion*. **■*-J»• • daaltnir * with atomle-. rocket.•- a,s •— .#■ » * -—r ---- -— Le7:00 A. M. In 10:30 A. M. 0oun*er-attackJv<( ageifa-for xtnip wood beat. . .4. Hhlrln/P bomba. .Shortly s /t- r th < eerfal .watrhinif bushamP Johh .dras snmpletrd (tle y .' take four / SPECIAL CLUB BREAKFAST MENU Irst screen rqlr weekst^Jbe foVernmcift announced Frank f , TOUCHTON'S laUNCHEONETTE ? «. . aurH a weapon." ' • ' ‘ etna ruln*<l hy a low-Gylng itt -The ngeft aerial cai -hi* program plane and commenting. '-That A PLEASANT (JOOD MORNING “ was Ibeyltahlr—"Flying Disks." ‘ Croslrv wHI try anythin*’*. . , . Jane Russell in a hustle for ,/ 'The f APPETIZERS Warner Brothers list lost th* Paleface" (tussle with Russell In a hustle?) . . . * batG* of the “ Dammit." Chilled Apple Juice......................10c Director John Ford catling "cut" Orange Jnlce.................... 10c In an effort to save a veatig * of the peppery langiiaR* in tn e [ because a dog picture on the n » l Pineapple Juice ........ 10c T o m a to J u ic e ........................................ 10c ataira - "Life With Father.” War stage was making too much rac­ nera got special permUYoh from ket. . . . Janet I^lgh planning a niended Fruit Juice ....................10c Grapefruit Juice............................. 10c tha censors to Include a final "dam­ trip to Stockton, C alif, her first mit" by William I’owell. Evidently return to her home town since th* man with the scissor* reneged becoming a movie actress. . . . after th* Gtm was completed. OUR SPECIAL BREAKFAST "Black Narclsaui" la one of the V In th* last aeene. father mount* th* carriage and spouts his fnm; lietter English offerings. A tale Golden Brown Hot Cnke* oua line (which I won': spoil for of English nuns who try to start Ryrup and Crenmery Huller you by repeating).' But* tumbling a mission in primitive India and W/Racon or Knusnite of the aound track ha* whitewash­ fail. It is told with l"*s reverence . Coflee #W/Cream ___ ed it; the "dammit" ha* dlsaiv than U. S. clerical film*. Blisrre peared unspoken. .Nl<\\ try, War- backgrounds, ta* eomoafent east 1 (headed hy Debdrah Kerr) and nara. • 4 ' -* No. 2 No. 1 . wonderful color make up for Rights and sound* c j l tji# Holly- -rambling plot. SPECIAL BREAKFAST CLUB BREAKFAST ycfiw .»*• rvtr*9 *t • '•* * M T.’Choice Of: T w o ( 2 j T T fs h F lo rid a E g g a Chilled Fruit Juice * P re p g re d A ^ 8 ty le C0RDUft6?»J There •etmt to' be something! fstsl about golf. When a man takes up ll\«t game, he hgl ;•> aet tomebody else to mow Ihe lawn. MU* Patty Rallgan rniertalned yesterday afternoon at 3:'I0 o’clock honoring Ml** Harhaia Wathen. who will leave next woek with her family for Ft. Pierce to make their future home. The room* »>f the o n a l e r s ^ .lU liM b -ltM ie-In llw < d a " 4 .# n le Apartments wrre decorated with Mrs. W. T. Jackton left on attractive arrangements of vrtlow Tuesday for Florence, S. C. where and blue flowers. MUt Ratigan was assisted 111 serving hv Mlea she will visit her sister. Kav Ratigan and Miss Jackie Mac­ Walter Mead .Smith h st return­ Donald. The hnitess prrsrnted Miss ed from Ridgecrest, N. C. where Wathen with a gift of stationery he attended Camp Ridgecrest. ;; Those invited to«hc with Miss Miss Harriett Redding has left }'’*J,hrn '*•?'* Ad* A.Luiih, Ellen for Ocala where she will visit for Driggers, Jane Davis, Mnrv Jo a few days with her cousin, Miss Havmsn, Relic nishr-e, Mildnsl Miller. Donna Witte. Cmnlx Lud­ Kav Redding. wig, Miriam Moyr. Carolyn lluil* Mr. and Mr*. Ray SUion and “Ton and Ann Whitaker. daughter have returned fium SHOULDER I»AIM Rome. Ga. where they ipvnt some To save tliur apd trouble tv|th time. shoulder pads, su g g riti the II. S. William Blair plan* to leave on Department of Agriculture, attach Saturday for New York Cltv. Mrs. them with small-ilxc snap# instead Blair, the former Angela Miisrh. of sewing them into vlothes. Snap* will ioln him In New York about do not show if hidden under si-am*. Pads are difficult In wasn be-’ Sept. I. * cause the filing I* likely to be­ Tarker Enwright and Thomas come lumpy or nut nf shape. Keep­ Ware of Merrill, Lynrn, Fenner ing them clean la mtM it i-a*.er than and Beane Brokerage firm, were cleaning them. Tavk a piece of In Sahford yesterday contacting washable material over the aide of nllumnse of Sewanee. the Univri- the pad that goes nest to the skin. allv of the South, in connecthn When this becomes soiled. It Is alth the campaign to raise IV- easy to wash. 000,000 for their building fund. 35c Merchants Present dener many Hindu* ate c*ndy thus getting their fiut line oj •he tweet* of democracy. A squeal and a holler, a fifty cent dollar, what make* you come •o loon) You used to buy. * dinner; now buy 'a toy bt'lobfr’ Oviedo ^ A | IOCIATION OP SEMI Mrs. Charles Benham Honors Miss Manning Gcwan, circle lender, Mrs. W, D. Brown, Mrs. Milton Gore, Mr*. M. Martin, ,Mis. Andrew Auliu, R K. Davis and Mrs. W. 1Verisl to the Hanford Herald A. llunlrr. • Ilf MARIAN II. JONES The I'earrM artln cirri* of th-« Oiiedo llaptlst Gh'ltch met xt rhuich Momlai evening with Ir. and Mis. J. H. Jones* Mrs the R») .lone*, of Oviedo. Mr. and Mi*. F cu rll Beasley s« hoste*<. Ms. Malcolm Jones, Orlando, and Thr»e prevent were Mt*. J. P. .leader. Mis..- 1LUUMi. wwd ■Mr*. ■■C lifford 'P ark er Uux.--cDcl« Vt'eitair.bd with a surprise pic- Crx, Mr». ticorge *C. Means and Joe Ileaslev Jr. Nk party recently In honor of Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. A. P. Hunter enRtl Jon'** hirthday at the I'nr k* '• cottage at Daytona Resell. trrlainrd w lth'a fish fry at their Otei« enjoying the picnic with horn* Mon lay evenles in honor their daughter Mrs. Thoms* th* honoire and host* were Mi* of B«> Jones, Oviedo, Reverb- Ann E. 'Todd an.l Mr. Todd, r t e m Jo e. Mai d o ” Mr . o ? hrldc .tU.d j ^ O O m -^ N M t Yu:I -T t Mr# E. M. Olllffr whU«- Mts Mr# \V. J . Chance. Mrs. Carol Charles Olllff *ml bshy dsugh- Hatnerirk and ton, Carol. Jr. ter. were visiting 'with her par* will leave Thuirday for Waycross. Madison nrd Atlanta. . .v ‘ eht*_ st Durham. N. C. Mis. Mnc lenig ami guests, Mr. and Mrs. J. I’e Cox xml Mr*, fh a rle t T. N|l<l»ek hnie Mr. and Mi*. Roy Eason. Will returned fiom Jacksonville Bench, spend several-daye thl# week nr 'll** Audrey Cox wa# taken Daytona Reach. » ill while •itin g at Jacksonville Hotoy ling-dido, Harold Jordai\ llca-h end I* "till confine*! | >, and Jam* - l.awton are hn*jr fthts# . BREAK FAST L Give lig.week-old bsbie* m t •-tw o weitern What) How nmeal current price*! '*Nr».. ATC. Stephen# of Maly*, Ga. announcer) today the marri ige of her daughter, Sarah JiaeShine, to Jay Hampton Beck of thl# rltv. JThe marriage wa« performeil >n Folkston. Ga. on July 8 at 10:30 o'clock. •Mrs. Beck r _ _attended .. a/hbitv In too-the •nipl. . , tWa. T - i.* ! - " ••8 Q** * In — the Triple ” Groceteria San­ ford. Mr. I\eck Is a native of Seminole County. Mr. and Mra. Beck are aiaking their home a t 410 Magnolia Ave­ nue. Miss Ratignn Honors Miss Barbara Wathen mu They trll mr that Ihr ihorletl. d ir Thr line drown by my eye mntlxu • out lo bolh tree* 1 the Maaonic Hail. • The Lodge No. . 27 of tne I. O. O. F. and the Seminolt Rebec­ ca Lodge No. 43 wilt have a cover•e d dlah (upper a t the L Q, 0.*F. a ---- B i |-ail t - j . j I"*" fh a*>D.*‘s" A. V. will -meet IP C w* L« ifioh Hut at I:D0 P, M. FRIDAY The Town*«nd Club .will hold It* regular meeting In the TouristCenter a t 8:00 o'clock. iW< • A lter the builnen meeting thcro will eardt and garnet. Itcfreahmrnta will he served. Memliem and frlendt are invited. SI. Monica Chiipter, Holy Crt»» F riterp sl Church, will meal *1 thr Parith Houav at fl:30 P. M. .^|A rd go tu San I.undo Hpringa whtrd they will F.avw k picnic. MONDAY . The Truth Seekers C tau of the F irtt Methodist Church will hold it* monthly aocial an I bunnet* meeting In the Church annex at 8:00 P. M. .... . . . Drafting Workers ^Social Miss Stephens Weds Calen Jay Hampton Beck TUbRSDAT lit! Nawa- I THE SANFORD HE RAID, SANFORD, FLORIDA TH U R SD A Y . AUG UST 21, 1 M T . t i l t Bhoppara BaranaSa tit* In tha Woman* World f lits M**rs .lt:IS Hawaiian Malodka 1•:1S Tun** TOa’va n*qu*#t*4 I* la MornlBB M.lodlro IHta L«l * Oo —YlsUftn*------lli»* N ia* al Noon ItiI* Waal«rn Roundup ■t i l t Maalaal I’rotram l l i t l Noon Hqur Not** . I *0 Nawa | 0t Four A*** l i t By Way nf Mualc . t i l l Salon Baranad* -HA*—Mawet t * Bar Non* Ranrh • IH N«wa , tit* Mtlodl* Whl«p*ra 111* So Proudly W. Hall l i l t Marsh TlraF l:«l Howard Barlow, l:H llddllna Krw* ■ IS* It** n u b l i l t Loral Nawa III* Noralty Tima III* Uaat_ lit* Dally da** j PACE FIVE TQ l U t H T Q f < Va ^I?c x o J2j2* ^ SAN FORD .FLORIDA JDRiJ 1 CO. a Scott �1 \ J THURSDAY. AITHITST 21. 1947 THE SANK ID HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA Vitter Hits Safely In 26Consecut‘iveTllt‘i, —K ettles firKinrramon HurledAgainstHiits Sports Roundup When Fish Are Not Kiting, Try Skishing fW k* League of Amdrica, o» many a» ten raatrr* may be in piav at ten different moita, casting at ten diff i u n t taigeta. .Rulei vary with Imil and fly ('Baling. lb .. ► \urtnia. lb t l a \ fleton. i f La . a .Hurray, tb Tylar, If Ktllba. p The Clubhouse ^ Al* Ncwifeatuir* TULSA. Oigla.—SJ*i <h I* a game in which you tan flair, <-Hirh no­ thing, and *1111 hare something to brag abotit. It keep* the fi.hvtuten heppy JtrctU- DeLand, Aug. 21 (Special) The high flying DeLand lied Hal* turned on the .team twins to de­ feat the Hanford Celery Fed* in ■ u AJtw > TjfriiW -'trtmi man—tkiih Increate* the »ngl*>t’» to t margins in both contain Hinder |tax lota of new tunning The fir it game wa* an alterIn thl* game. It’* known in ad­ neon tilt, starting at 3:00 o'clock attack idea* to apring louaa an and the nightcap opened a t 8:00 alp) o veil Tom Hannon, Fred vance theie are no ft»h It ho •.fluke, Lex Horvath, et al. caught. But the Hibernian can o'clock. But Snyder pooh-pooh* Jimmy play with rod and roel ■.vtttiou: Tonight the Fed* return to their own hunting ground* for a single ‘onxelman* rematk that the Itain* the Tnconveniente »n.l discomfort have “the be*t roater, In mo-foot- of long travel, mosquitoes, thlgtilt with the Palatka Ataleae. ftll, even more talent than the g e n , etc. iV-ll Chicago Debra/' Say* BHy-, I’opnla ler: "Jimmy doesn't have to look the game tie)oiid hix i» n Card* f«»r too; Coif I'at talent, and it* younger than ; have.he. ,'Uia. 'The Caid* arc the leant of group behind the fourth place Orlando to l»eat In the Weatein 'DlvuThe al Senators, who were dofaated hv tha cellar dwelling Daytona Beach Ialandcra. The rival Dpni of the AllJoe Vitter, Hat outfielder, hit America, Conference may have ta rd y in both contaalt to tun hia come up with the wmthy rival consecutive hitting itieak to 2C for Cleveland'* l.mi (the toel Grt* game* to tie the league reconl. •a ill Hen (tile toflesil Agajun 'Tad Madjeskt ami Don M oney (in. The American placr-kickin'g Ungtcd in tha firat frame of •|ieciali*t, who loat the toea on th e final tilt and were ejected 111* figljl-kiJiiug ,fuol in. a distance'* ..from , thr. platfomt .on item thaceu taal I f - H it* Umpire ac/Mrin. f- i.itr-if two CorfEddie Boell, after the runkua had veniuht ami a field goal for thOnly perfect ca»taTnndir.g In or quieted , ,,,, wi'inln/( pointa In the Dona' 17- on the ring* are ic-ired. and the Call' Kettlea opened on tha hill ID exliibitlvn triiiinpti trfiiinpti > o v a l target* ate muvrd fram time to for tha Fed* Innhe curtain raiser, Brooklyn Sunday. Ajajmnan w n .‘ but gave away to Johnny Tpmal a (tandniit 'with the H< llywoo-l | In tram rnmiietltlun, the angler* in the eeVtulh canto. Van Klnna- Ileola -iff the Client l<a>p f«-r line up on t|u< platform and rn*t mon (tatted the final tilt atul wa* al *ea*<mt. Like Cmra, all at dfnignated target*. Five ttolnla relieved In the sixth by Bill Stan­ •tvt*. be doe* '|» kick, (alt how. * , are »rortd for it targ.d hit on the ton. Juan Feral went the route first ra*U thiee for a wound <nd one for n thluL Conte.rlants totnte their position* and Uiget* are changed a* llie gain.* pmcnwU. • Under official rule* of th<» game, •ponioied liy the Aiiicrii-B.i Wild- nertlon, Tln-re'* a lot of Oregon Stal * talk Oil the I'arlfie aiu|ie, Inn th«- Itravel a will fare th-lr tougheat hunllea, it'a generally figured, In UClwV'a defenditu; I't.'t’ chumplona aiid n r.-Mirgi'li. Southern- California. Both Bru­ in* and Trojaiie ap|>ear thres deep, which may lie more thm the Beaver* ran mu*t*r. UCLA'* Don d'aul and Toni Fear* and Troy’a John, Ferraro Fere*, lb will probably rata among tinyear'a boat college llnetm'h. J«r*y Hhl|ikey, SlC-pounder who movi-r. Total* like ! 16, may prove the llruili*' W*l RhCF.'' USC fiaa grraf hopev fur Jay Houndy, *|iaik of laat llun*. Bflda, Tyler, ithepper, Vll >ear'a undefeated Trolwbra. ir. VeBa J, Pare*. Itun* hallr* 11 ante*field. Itrlde. Hloan, Aleno For a aleejiar, tab little Imyola .t-kkf, M. .Pete* TTiree bale tlim (of L. A.), Which la off the daatom. Vliier. Hacrtflree, Kelll.t. eiiiphaahi wagon, and ho|iea to rid ' ’Knaiptr. Vitter. double play*i .< again the gravy train with new Pel*, to finish to If- Perea. Iwfl bn tone*! Hanfmit », listj tul «. Ila*« Coach Bill Sargent. Loyula'a aupon bail*! off Kettle. I, of ITumai 1. potlera have corraled an uticnm off J. Ptiea 1. a a Hyask - iout; bV manly latga a h u r of leading Jay a e j . a . . . . . • _ a l l s . . I f are plnyera hereabout*, ului the i prixu, All Pollatd, who .Woti t eligible for var*lty tpii'l a Seminole County Court Records •u. It T eta* Anat*eI H To Aml rf w llavta mu* Mary F rk*. t'he*irr K* »tpk Carrie I M.iotliy W Hlewilit tHfWirt, I lorut hy W lla te k a a t m I 'a e ila Itetllnker, Mary Oanke wl*!> Tv «ieUa A llank* Mai •am ) a tty." Lepax. “I was urprl.rd when PUUbJrx i gave up with Third Baseman llnb Elliott »'ur the' Harton brormt.-'— firemen for Boba-th* type *»*/**> |„,p«* eakeJ to l>e It a d d and er voli build a flub a round. Hr FRANK ECK m A I’ Newafbature* Spur:. Edlter wounJ up with llu- Cleveland In , I.uprx hold* ^ ’number «•( iuaj:?i NKW Y O R K -A lf .u.o Ramon <iiau» lite r playing 17 yea** in the league record*, lie.ha* ratntUr it* Lopct. Cleyeland Indian tgtrher N’atioeal league with Brooklyn, ur more game* a season 12 time* . | who hold* the record of hating UvAtos and Pittsburgh. • He did thle eight Year. in eurcex 'cau g hhtt ,the mo»t L * u* h * nu ” 1 game* in ln ma.tor " '" 'o r ... _ ui j h, r i , 1.1 j h a v e »lun t< • i . .# .onn*a aTATtc I ! Bob F rllrr pitch and une thrown *r; i by Brooklyn’* Dasxy Vance. *tar 'i«» J of almott 20 year* ago. ’),« I.opez, the popbint Spanish .lit catcher who almoit blighted (he managerial - life of Dillv Herman, Ii.l./yt 4-i, h-wrnnt X-* luu ratight both Feller and Vance. |ia> l»n« Ree.b I. Orlenlo I H t [ "Daxxv Vance threw with a full I uta I. 01. Aedu.lin# I overhand motion," enyt Lope* u m in o ti _ •. psialka. at tlaluMViIlr, ppd . u i a f i Taaa, p, , AuluvlM at IHt-and Uipuulo at aU-neakille gl BASFOItn |»t Lairt Of lajldu HANKOHD Palatka t.c.ti.uia l>ayi(.aa Ueerb •> «* »• t* MOurg »t l)a y lo k a Refreshing n*a»h >%t iu v a i . Let-tin »:• IM OMAt AIUXUC i MCUlC Ip. CO. A * P Yellow CORN l‘tii'«l,lpt>ia ! U A FATHIR “fcrrle*" hi* two chile aerosa a flooded »trcet after a Inch water tnuln pipe broke ink! hat tan. N. Y.. flooding a lS-blick area. Hundred* of famlllee were deprived of water and many ffcw York City rc.'dentj were forced to wyde through tha itreeta In their tw o feet. ____(laternational! L 'a w k * .M l IIIIM* r ia l Kavlll*. Uiu It To- hllen It hunty. HI. t.oui* 1. lU .iik lir n 1 < n ln a * l l ’ltttliu ra I* . U ih I uo 10 i'h.«wao I, P h lU d e lp h le f n l * l * t h .- r * ln l A M K H IIA X 1 K l l . t r f Fanoe IONA PEAS J H & D MILK MUSHELM AN I. IauI* it CHERRIES 71 .11. t*ilrnla*'i Iti.all. New York It. Datruit il (It in nine*)' T" tt n t.ttigi; PEACHES * a * •• Iloaton at Ht , l.oai*. ppJ.. threat • nlng waalhar. FRESH TKNDEU STRING BEANS FRESH YELLOW WANTED SQUASH To lenso with intention of Inlying, nice three bedroom home furnkhed or unfurnlnhed. Family of adulto. Assurance of kerpinR property in the bent shape. Kentnl to Hpply on purchase price. 2 Bunches 19c CARROTS F A N c V SELECTED It) Carton 15c TOMATOES Joe Saunders^Manager Margaret Ann P. O. Box 1475, Hanford, Florida OKRA SKHDLKSS GRAPES MKAI. *1* I'ATk it OWTOAUK* Carlton, John l> >nn Mau-t To Kturhla Hlalr Hank I^Mlae, U J eio• Noa Klnrltla Hlale llank tlfeer, Kted (? elwt To Uutf Ufe I lieu, all. e lire era, Willis \V eto* To Oair I,it. ta.uraiti. i ow-riia. W a .lux lan*l*ll P*iti-ral Pa*fka. and l.'-'J * remit*, OomlfiKo etui Belly lr* ONIONS KREBN PEAS No. 2 r Mayonnaise */2p t pt. SUPER-RTTB BE£F CHUCK MiMinui. .* Murray , I lla r iia a t u n . league Ma'miger of iho year* FortInriil'n Jim .Tnrner, the fixYnnkee, who haa the Beavert, aliimat imanimnuxly cumignml to the Cellar at dcaaon'i atari, up th eir in the firat tliviilon. .with an out aide chance to catch thd Muling Ijd* Artgelr*. it •all.rfieiJ. lb b - 'U H «f Lawrlk • T y le r , lb .XUgnaxnvn. p BUverm an. a s s If - JELLY 12 oz. jar 20c at'FE K -R lT E VEAL VEAL SIRLOIN Roast Steaks Stew Chops 69c lb VEAL RIB MEATY 63clb. BONE AND ROLLED VEAL Short Ribs Roast 62clb CLUB • Your mirror will tdl you how well you ilrptt Look fresh •.. feel fmh I Enjoy healthful, aooth* log sleep on a Sealy innertpring mattress. Com­ pare Scaly’a line quality, expert design, durable coaelrgction. Buy. yoqr Scaly pinUreas today. - M. Ptre«. Ib Ma*ia1‘n.kl'p * ANN PAC.B CIIAUAFFLB ANN PAGE GAINT Steaks Fillets RED PERCH WUIXOB _MI! NIPI PjVLJlAJtK 8 j. ifO|)ieTRr Fresh Dressed BISQUICK M ox. pkg. y l t u r , V ega. 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STONE NUTLEY Oleomargarine tb 33c WHITE DO USB I f te !• Iba 49c 95c V-*. A< MILK 6 sm. 33c 3 lg. 33c MORTON’R Charlcw L. Persona Optometrist S.1 S K 2 bars 17c SNOW 12c SPRY 31 TIP—TOP ICE CREAM 414 Hanford Avenae 40 ox. pkg. SALT 26bx.pkga8c COCA COLA. NU GRAPH DR.FKPFER A SEVEN UP H l’ NN Y F IH L D 6 for 25c Case $1. B A K IN G t b p k g . He �Lcftal Notice H K i K f T A T K O K J IA I IY llw lttT ii. I*at-*aa»d. IN T H K 0 ) 1 ! H T ir T M K • i . I N TV J U IH IK , AKM I* iiH -K <40l’ N'f.Y, . K I jD IIID A , IN PHO H ATh. ( t u a l l u n R D iT O H g a n o I ’ K ItB O N * H A V IS O • I.AIMM O il O K * l i l t (illlr til llm fltAi wt thU O iitlrf, lUi' tr t tMtffl of •iti:it l*« In w r i t i n g hmi ait<k| I i m u ilie lilac# wt rrolUrfir# pm! ( wh# gif a d ilit M of ih# tlAinm nt. ant! n h *H ' • sw orn to l* j th# cthUuAnt, * m* iu of Attorney* and a u > #uvh \15Iip J N UemetuI not *a f I’ m fUr«1ihell |#* Voldi Fdfim nro*e fhm on At • t t t o t o i of it.* U d W ill 'Arid T n t x in t n t of* M ary H u b erts iU>Vfit(d Aoiiiil U i»it p t Jlffm -nr)A rVWr—t*a ifs-fUmYrHi )•* lim amt r« cli of >ou i i r > o n rh N otified i i i ' i fe<iulre4 to iM m n i »t> Not ire 1* f e t o lii i i t t i i that I am er.<l w hich yom, t i i f t i t H Iti ih * iiti i #ry intElnr** |ur jlib rr cf you. may ha%« tguii.M at 15W N R ft'V d A v to o i u tid fr th h r t M . l i r t M ary ltdbefta. * » « « « * } F ic t it io u s m n i l ' l'u»-*U '. K d t * * ' -i •V (mCidi lUiutf of till* i*t*4U^r. Kst» It ttruilnot# i oaill’s* lliifrtij. { IIHt ISiwwtt, i *■' i'll* o r «l*firiht4.Tt t h i l l hf in fttil* tiu |ilrf»# )*» I inn* Atilt * \ t lr Owiii ■ C. I- J mI> HKi it, t i l l fcW TATK « *r I r * « l i l r 1 i r * ,4llT) . | , ,H P itt.* i* .l* h * * l o t Hu- , l a l m i i l i l . , uh i h u l l h * t W o f l i | 1» h r t i t * t I B lit t ',m . n a * ! * 1, ' ’ I » * ’ rO W A M K to i it n il . i i ) ,11111 « I. in n r t l f in * n it im l >■ i i l n l t t n i l l l* t i 'll IL) \ ILrf't*«t l\ HIK I ..................... .... ■ •t'S’l ' Jl 1 pL mIVOI t *•*•( .• 'I. Kl.t iitUV I.' F IU 'IIA T K T*a A L I . i n B U IT O B lt son *. IN I* I ’ K tt- i i i n h o <’i.A i)i' «)ii i *k U n N P N ! A 't A IN l'l NAtfi Rha'A'IK -nriftf oiniIH.fhlMl Wild ittu h r l '• I ftwlll ait’ lU'm* an I {httttiirtt w litrh }itu <' d ll.,i ft yo tt m »v h»‘ f rS/tlh* ih* m|.‘m M 4-DlVAltl* H U M -LL dii'fti*-L 1* 1, * I a.ild i.fUDtjr. t .-< rtr and ih.l that | intend iiitrnj tp rt.n - III* t: tul.tt J m ts * I'l *<•'• i.f Cuunt). t*> th. * puil«> of t'.maiolc fount). Florida. ^ . i m i - L * . «» In* th* “ H»i>*« p i *Birt Cl th* ) Irw.'nui Xtm* SfnTTTrFf'fi’.--* , “iisTT I'iiufiiy Vi -YfcntVr.t no* ids. ffh a p te r- f l* * S , L a w . of F lo rid a JLtnf.jtit' 1 'lartd * w ith in N*Wt* calendar month* froB^j 1 **1 ) w ith th * C1*rk of tba. C!rrtitt . - r illin ' . n lf t f r ‘A C a m a y «l. rig h t r a lr n i i r nW htlt. (tom t h * tltu* vf th* *■ FOR RENT | For Rent or Sale Two li K-tl room utthltin hom o, ton minute* drlvt 'front'dow n town, on-hard load. Atout one St one half arrea of land with each home, *ell drain* ed laundry with rain water lank. ottiC fan. comultte bath, rooma shrubbery and fruit for home use. If interested call at U13 Sanford. Avu. between IS noon and one o'clock. IK CORD Vi.AYERS lor rant. By day or week. The Music 111*, 11* SL R ho ne m . % , f ........ )FFlC E *|)*ca In Malach Building. Larae light offices, iawly decur•ted,' all iitilltlea. hast and jani­ tor aervica fumIUwd.1 rCall IW3W II. A A. Dept. Stora. PAGE SEVEN' T H E p A N F U R D H F -R A L l, S A N F O R U , F L O R ID A PHURSDAY, AUGUST .21, 1947 K n .il) At J II/* . »i K* U l t Pi I . m m A ii ) ii,.l i m i t t Ur, ,s*e i • r'li.I i n i M i . l i l l t A H *. L l v l l i IN t ill: t l l i i l l T O t 'U T *•. < tit*’I T , ' i l l s m m h j i iiit'.i up (o date apartm ents with alii Roam 2 Fla. S late It ink Hid*. modern convenience*. Adult* j ___________ Phone 1030 r .i u ii a l 'r . aver­ age fatuity niBy apt ml mtuit of .ji»-1 vr^ battling tin- epIralVng ,-o*l cf | t r r r r Imry-tiriT ’wtlffi—T T r-^ r-v n - Tr * i.v AN It K n it o L 'JH N O l.K u i l ' . N i . JN L l t A . S ' L i t a W A - iU A ) l t . V M i , M X • 1 la iu ilff. ■ va the pruM um u f u ld u u M g t i.iin tirk -;- fot t h o , a n iiii.U .v,.,-atlqf» I blah t ifiii nil s f e >j<tn!rnur r*i*ir;f!» r H*«» V u a u it j N a rtt K f r - n —M c v M 't I A . \ — w .iw s s K t ”’ CtuinCfI, So! kith . sun fur D i v a n ) U lt D K II O P J'L'U t.K ’ ATiON ' T ill S a ia u c j it. J lc C b lh it, Whu»i itlrtu * * i» urikn.tH ji tu u h i. h trtL y n o iiried th * t r a i t s IfpCteM in h»* f lf * ,i a su fur O ltroit* in .it it yu il in Ui a b u t * im iiU .1 r> .u rl* e iu l )•'* h * r » b , H n u U n i lo t il* ,i* u i Wrt le i. , .-m e a t* ip *,*u n a liy or •• Kid of CO 1* 0lain anoint) l tu in tiiUt « i i i , tit jitfur, yiohday au.t l.i H it .. SsIMemb-r I, a f j i r (U r , u *r 0 'l<-rue. if *ii» ) |i. ai .rriiulrart t> h ave, to MM' H la w , r.hit lu ll Mi fist j Deci«' t i6 r f„ r * | f t-laeku* fr.'h t th e ittuto u ti io the m s n i r a r i ' t r T h e ton* trol.il p i v m , with p o llin ' , g - m r ii- nisit or .,vj*l wandats* bairtii, m alt1, tin- m o st o f t h f fe a tu e • pus*ib i l i r r o f ih e ,V u g u it v n at lull. Itv.-ntlv ope iH*wspi«oi\ Atiari ar, Uinteil n left-tihhd<d Htlatk nil blab piarket p4<tdle<* *1 mil IkIH ) io rmithem gammer tcscita, Whit nnoiber ncwiii u . <. I’u.-- ' h. the same (inv , ofr'. -il -tti ptlu fe praait.g Mi, ufflcGu- >. “H-.-nf, thi' Knyipnnu'iit-opejaii-l railiot .l ti<. t o ffic e . * Acatar'e article i •■.■oupteil the e x i-rii-n ri’a *‘f .* vacation* with a hla.V niaikct tick d -elln who d<>,- bi .ln t a a o n th e -f lo w a lk fruit , f tliy Retif,- off|* • t ic if t fi-allK-r A . ,Vdm1iii.ttamt id tp r ) stitt. uf I-.Mi t. H u d .tin t l i u j - " ! H im fiut.tic.illu n Amt J» |T ) LOST * FOUND 1-2 burner Florence healer! -2807. Findar notify Tamlamt Trail Tuora a t 8anfuriL Phona II. Reward._______________ _ 1Elaetric Mot Point Tabla top AUTOS FOR SALE ... Move. Calrotd unit*, almo*; new; 15 Sard" 1937 DODGE TUDOR, naw paint, uphoiatcry good condition. Roy Baal. 306 W. 2nd Bt. . any knithola desk. Swivel chair; ' J ‘ 'M lilg eablnat, oeetlbtia) 193T FORD 2 door, fair cotfltlUou. Mr*. Dtghton, phono Clean-!(t 1986 Ford Coupe In Boj Reel, 606 W. 2nd SL Wheeler of .Sanford C A N V A S A W N IN G S C A N V A S P lr tiC tt C t d lt A I N S V E N E T I A N B L IN D S A 1 M I . . M , Ste e l, W e e d I I I D A Y D E LIV E R Y We REPAIR! raEk W TE8 C h e v ro le t tru c k s o ffer a 11 th e s e N E W T R U C K FEATURES Come In and i c e «* » i i.e *Hd <ffU-e h e a t in g hi* . u:tb! ind yet on a train for i otoniii mi.t spi ll* a hill. _ • O n ly A d v a n c s rD a s Ig n NF.W Advanco Dvsliiii—NEW cob th a t “ breathes"*—NKW Unlwetd, all-steel i-uiulfunion—NEW dur ­ able, fu lly adjustable seat*—NEW 21% gieaicr vlalbillty-NEW FlexlM n u n t ed' c a b —N EW a t r u n g a r Ifanica—NEW lucreaaed load spaca In potirla and pick-up*—NF.W-cfBcleut luodhiit In atake and high tack W iles —NEW llnmuigU scal­ ing and Insulatlun—plus hcurra uf other NEW features too num erous lu m ention! s f i- o ,, -,t file .Vi, ?|. tfiinrr as he left the a fi.T ih ..» .* ». 'lie blin k matkdle, . iis k id the ■Si* i *m g ae.tl p y tsg jO tiH v a i £V'ugH' win . . i a n ti ,1 to pi *!T.f loiCiinuia," was ilie-irply. C o rJ tii.-i’ fo r tium m ui '.’it j the in i a liu lle l ittni » *1 < n 1 -tCu r- , uni' j Tken th e s c a lp e r »ug»*e, t " d .th e v» f» liu n ci co m o tmi'n lo n io i i oiv. J lio p r f iilly t h e W iH ilib b " t i a v e h r I aak o i ho w lo n g U w a u L I ta k e in get tirk e t* . .ih lic k - , tO IM O f) , and vvtun.ial Adva are D e 1 1 g It In pi, k mu a n d panel* g iv rg I M J t l A*il> I D A I) SPACg — stake and high rack U.iir. haie M O KI I y f lC IK N T LUAUJNKt DRivrR.s cuM rtH i m i n t ia wilier, with more leg i .rhii — the avals ate lolly iuljirdahle, l liliver a nd’mme minim table. Wider. llee(*r WISDMII III) i I fr. •WtMHiw* fciifwe viyibiliU'.by '',V NO - ? . v .t*-.-V .. • whs do yuii Vfgnt 1 > «•' C o lrp tl 7'* Tie Vucfetlonio euiif-i ei iir i»l want .1 lo tpeinfhi? v.l a t b n tli.'ie will Id * (fatilllv. “ H v m a n y in y o -ir la t n ilv ’ ’ The nrw m x i MOUNTlI) CAB is iu»hiutird un rub­ ier agaimt find T lte CAB THAT “ gRg A T IIki H— (ictli air is Jrjun in Hum the outside —heated in cold wmeiwr —and -used Sir it JuittJ null* “ In I dit*ori>nn, a r e i.ou in * : ' leplnr.l Ilk ' -• fiiuer. “Only my w ife 'an ! t v> »ui;»,' rei u.l llic u-indil-lie :r.iveli I, "Finn-. That’" n*’hi! to k i- to bi...U tlf- 10^1— IIiiUt.1) tl la.lif.il i .. ....... .—I..QI .IS. il.nl—th e—- rl M o H ila, H ilp in r !* h l ra lc n d tt nei. "Why don't you k*> tu f tnuMhs frum th- lite r uf th r flirt d u \ t7 I ran grt y u ii t i .b f •* t h i ' e I p utilicatten o f thta s a i n I fot »u mure than do'ild ‘ the itgtif- I claim ur drtiiai\il -P ali Or in . wtl* In c. an.l .P a il «tai< th r p l.u r ,/ nr p i e ” tCunfovjt anniuill • - r '• I i«. I , tu t nti.I |unt of fir r ill'll* * * ui tlir iveord for summer he.it i n 1 | tba * l=,utiAtil ate! *ti*ii| h . P r n t r Spain m ill Ihe III, i inmm i •' H-iil- | ! tu b) I h r uiaim atn. r g r lil ur -t!' . tu rtir. and any im li claim or il • In v to I" il d e g ie e a ,illiliot dftllv f H e lilnek nuukeleer-then pin* j ina nd i. ut >u f.i, >i • .P a l, l , v .ia J a n ir . f. fftidtun j pond ikidn |uz (n--eir.it *"dy '* S x tt) Tire* on 111. LOST— rl„ . t e n y " n .U ,. COMPLETELY NEW DESIGNl A l* N'ullr fi'ftlu f y.i 8 V 1 JR II) T h i s TRACTOR WORK—Plowing nml only.; -Phone 660. dir,ing "Ino gurdfii plots). Rhone in <m h i it y t i n : i -i h i n t i l)2d-J. FURNISHED room. With kitchen 8 A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E ___________ J i'im i n i :\ i i .n o m : 1 - u r . n v S T A T U O K r ' l . o l l lliv IN l ’ l i o privilege*. C07 Oak' Ave. I EXREKT painting— contrucL or D A T R S. G. Grogan, IN I I I T I I K K.HT V T K O K l l l t ' N l 6*ACRE CELERY FARM located AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Saleal houily bails. T- I . A V i i l E V . P n r l H i l and Service. Th* Music Bo*,;Freq eatimatea. l’hmia 7H U . Lake Monroe, rent 5200,00 per :.‘‘Thnl depends only V how much j T O A I .I , W H O M IT MAV L « N 119W. lab flu Phone 063. | ear. Charles W. Hobintun, ftN i mu oafit to p n v w j ’i the replv. J vmt i FLOOR HANDING A finishing, C K.‘.■tiller oule 1, Bo* 631-A, South JackI. h r r r b j 'g iv rn ili* t ltd ilh BE WING MACHINES "1 11 p a v u h n f e v e r ‘y o u u t l Jo*! cleaning A waxing. Our power T- l .r r and M a li* T . iM rlw h filed aonvile. F’l a . __________- . ■ ; SALES * SERVICE g r i me ih e t ie k e lr / ' unit enables Ui Ui ysorU .vhert ll i r l f rtiiilt iFifi.rt iu (ti0r« )**n ■:» 4 l r v . i t font- tre W rii ,*r,t-F-aO1 ’r x"»“ Ti* •h# w**a»t*’ TTf-*trrn*” ",r _'TflT?t!»T r i t E D K O O M r t ^ b e lt and balh, i UpRTS HEWING MACH. SHOP tk*ie -ls«no^elactrlc connrvthrrl Ob l f tn u i. l e a l lu g f iv e d a ) 1 Ittlvr ’ f i r s . F B E N cn . i*n. m o tit AI -Ua«i|r. lit ^ tlw lf L*taval Ia Cali aTler 5:30 P. M. did MyrtI* \ vallablu. 21 yraia experlcnci*. I i fin .il »4»»- haary-r an 4 that — —----------------- m Ave. II, M. Gleason, Lake Mai y, Fla. IFjkV Will ri|t{lir 4« the* ||0 ||fctftfk slot nftly (mil o f iko t ie k e l* . »* V ta n , i'll#!)() a ■Vf:t) J j tuiilfgtv* uf ui ^rtri nent HW W au FLOWERS K ENT F R E E —nicely, fnrnlihed “ I* C u u ii L ). > i w lil# m 11,• Mit), ROOFING-HOOF Painting, ell ftlFJT1 i fag iR ocraaioDi M bedroom to settled m an e Beat 1 nr -n t - t w p i n n w r TV1T. T S i T i f,i.A c . kinds. Smith tiro, Fhuiio iiSd. «»r cMoe cAiu«h i*iiti i t «ll«4 uf amt |iu lot fin al tilt* fia« haun# te of reference* required. Owner MeNRILL * YOOT M .0 6 I Sipes Ave. just off Celery **• K if C M ir k r * Ilf It.u It a p artial trvalid. J. J . Roily, ALTERATIONS—all kinds, Iml, I*rii# T IrriiialfTt d t i i i i u t , ni* ih * PJ-T) No. 1 . Box 63. Sanford, Office ph. 403 r*iId*nee ph. 610-R tons, belts, bucklra. Mrs. 8{u*.- ill! flaf ^4I Au||j»|. 1%*; F la. _________ _ K it h T . I— aalwhlte. The Accomodation Paint*. Poultry Supplies', Nejl U a ia T ile iit ) Shop, till E. 2nd St. W ANTED TO R E N T ^ l . i * , u trU ra of tha •1«(g | Purina Feeds, Groeanea f am of t o o t T , lo«lial»r. il** a-'.trit Meat*. Touchton A Walton, 120 F u r n i s h e d or unfurniaiied apt. . Celery, Phone 1199. S P E C IA L V “ V IC E S perm, residents. By l i t of SaptIN T H K C I H C t ' l T r o t ’ ItT o f ; t i l l ! N IN T H J C IM l’ I A L I ’U I C t ' l T O l [. , Close In aa possible. 2 bad* T ’ K M H i l l 'A rooma. Please call 271-R after FOR SALE—Umaroek for drive, FOR RENT—Floor sunder, Fhiiy AHN KD KHO TI!A THf.U M tINi l O I. k r u I N l Y waya and roadwaye—Phone opafstion. fit■amiabln leatunabla ratal, Kin-1 i’h ANCItltY 6:30. 1141. fortl Paint A Clais Co. Phona I .1 U .I A K l A H J o i n t : k j e n i : I ’ lalm i f t 3 R E A L ESTATE FOR SALK 303. Vm TtiXF.DO FEEDS— complete H e® , IIA IIO LL) r iR N K , REAL ESTATR DOlMIR - PLYMOUTH Hulk's Tuxede Fead 8 'ore D a fe n d sn l,. INSURANCE p a r t s a n d s r k v ic b C h a n rs ry No. «<U MORTGAGE LOANS 109 Palnsfitu Ava. Phnna 1011 Hidl fot U lvo rce RAYMOND M. BALL, Rsallot FOR SALE oitpim or pubi. il; t I t s iold Klena. vvh Registered Broker and OLD NEWSPAPERS—8 GENTS VA lib moth proofing laeta 6 TO f I i a'old welt B lreal, yaaia. JlaVa your, woulana moth Insurance Agent proofed now. Downtown- Clean­ ' Y oYrku ii. atm t ie r rliy n u lflir if f lin l la l Florida B u te Bank Bldg. PEE POUND. BUNDLED IN Utn. BUNDLES. er* A I .sundry. 113 Palmetto lia n L la tJ o iie F le u r haa film ,i * i i two alory, threa bedroom Ava. Pinmo OIL 10, IS, 20 end 95 OENT fo r H iK ’>rr aaaiu al )<>u in tiii- a lu .ir r• f EW* h u m s. Two car garag*. On enltlleo , - uii nuS you liaftl. HERALD OFFICE 4'iano Tuning ami Repairing. U I. irt|u,iaj tu file yuna wtjairu al>l»tr cuincr lot 116 x 140 In Mayfair. BIB. Rea. dll-W . *anc* tj*riacuiSlt) or hy atiufnry) «*• ‘ Sim writ sail unfurnished or furni ■Iir Hill uf Uo(ii|ilali,| Jo skid » u u Sea Jimmie Cowan’s Sheri Metal Phona 356-81. on or Laforr ‘tlitSdar, Kr|>ieml»>i SIGNS Worka for naw .Radiators, new ». I * » ;. end lu . fhlrriffa, fur puna Show ranja and poqtara NICELY furnished Y room hai*a Radiator cores, Radiator clean­ drfritte, if any ) o u aneir. to •tut O—DRI7H HIGN HKHVICR In Sanford Heights. Every moA 1)31. ■« re7jUlrra by Inn m l f* ■ ing and repairing. 0. D. loindrea*. Phone Dl9l ■* I' '' T “ * 1 tiv-swiii + ^ ern convenience,**largo sit n - t . alar a D t r r a r r t o 1‘u n fru u Witt be cnirtrd ailAinat )i,u porch. 118 W. 19th CONCRETE SEW ER.PIPE * T ill* i.M in anil be pobltahad o tn r RENT A CAR * . ' W. 13th. « w ant for four M l « iii> - u m t YOU DRIVE IT SEPTIC TANKS, Graasa Trap* w rak s In T I I K g A N F O ftD IIU I IA I.U . PHONE 204 NICELY arranged five room bung . Block a. Aluminum Wiadows an ) * navranepre. aI, gWniwat*—ttn glow ilinnba->niUa Cttcrcity *n _f l i ------- -- - ilnoie L im a i f n v ti t Iftfit with aaveral f*TTg i). a") n Ida. W lT N K f l* s i r hand Slid i t -------------M',«0.0O with Miracle Conrret*•Company, B0> * lota. ' Priced — •a*l el a * n fo u l, gem) mil* sr.E US FOR attractive t i m t . EInf M * Phona 1*35. rix tld ir, 11,1. the lib day uf S MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING IIOIlEKT A. WIL a . f). itty, AND TYPING Raymond LundqulaR O, I*. Ila in d o a Battavhw A flattary Charging. CREDIT BUREAU OF Phone 732 ' Atlantic Bank Bldg. t’ U rg uf sold ‘Cln-uit Cuu-t H. B. POPE CO. INC. fHeal) HANFORD SMALL furnished bungalaw, cor­ CAL WONDER pepper plant*. L. I I I N, Park Phene 180 ner lot, Immediata potiesclun. B. Mann, Lake Monroe. Fla. MITtl H TO lI’fl'lH Priced at *6,000.00. O : M 1.I.IK L H n I'llM I. I ‘dgalati<i. SOFA.* 18th Century style, slip EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING THuuib ROBERT A.. WILLIAMS f.'arallna. Fred Myers, a i l r. 2nd H l covers Included. Phona 4.12-W. Raymond l.undqnial, Anaociata tu t) a i r 'h e re b y notlfird that t • ull he* t-rn . mei'lataHt Ht ■•,• Phona 782 Allaatle Bank Bldg.. 4 CEILING fan* for tale. Laney'a C lir n il Co urt Lt the N in th J a d liia i ATTENTION MOTHERS * Drag Store. CirettH of P lot ala. H aiiilm .l*' r 'liliOD,, 'five room bujngahow loc—DIAPER SERVICE— ty, in C h s t t c r t r . u o.ler ih . t ill, ated on large cornerT lo t. Prieed Naw Pbitco car radio. Just arrived, of It. A . U lx x , p lalm lff. ve. AH,_! Baby Velvet furniahe* hospital *5,600.00 with term a .r r I ’lv x . dafritdant, en.t D ia l the pries to aalh Sills Service Sta­ clean.atrrile diapers and deodor­ lrelief ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 1 u f h t la an a U u lu tr d tion, Sanford A Celery Ava. ised container. Economical and of d lveairte . Raymond Lundquiat, Aesociate safe. FuNy medically approved Y o u a re tb e rafn r# leq klrrd lo ap ­ Phona 762 Atlaatja Bank Bldg, p ear In said ratua In |a ri,iii or l>T Call Daytona 2467-W collect for PA IN T— BENJAMIN MOORE’S a ifo rn e y at ih e C o u rt lln uar lit detail*. 96 diaper*, *2 a w 6 ROOM HOUSE—IS acres of land house p a in t Outside white and n aafo rit, Pli.alda, on the * » t|i_ )lin -FIRST IN HANFORD" including 8 acres of muck— colon. Floor and Deck Enamel*. of SrptielhoF, - t»ft. and thu In County Ph. 4702, SENKARIK GLASS. A PAINT LONNIE MCMULLEN'S Market >*f*taH llia tro f, a decars pro «onf*MO w ill b * e itw rrd and Ihe asld I m m e d i a t e POSSESSION — t _ S 5 l ' n *-1H w - gttl1 8 t• Barber Shu[i open Thursday, proreed at pa it a. Friday A Saturday. acre farm ham* 4 room houae, 1 PEARS—Excellent *” W I T N M g m y M n 4 ahd O fflrlal canning v a tl- ___ ••at fhla r « h d ay of Auauat. i* furnished or unfdmlahed. beav­ efy 11.26, *1.76 gnd 6J.00 per O. P . llr r n d o a iif er tiful lawn, over 30 fm lt .tra tree#, bushel. Georg* SitrttTU, Silver] J3 N O T IC E S — P E R S O N A L Clrlb of CIk u Ii UmtL shade trees. H acre rich culti­ Lake. Phobe 770-M. Betalnole County, n o r ld a vated garden toll, 1 acre cow (O ff k ta l Brel) SANFORD Reauty Salon—Phona T Ifotrvholdtr Aaaurlatra pasture, 2 chicken yard* fenced. ENAMEL; BENJAMIN MOORE’S 1364. 30b Park. Mary McMahon. A t t o r n a n «t U r 1 artesian well. Price SXS69.00. Impervo Enamel CWar Fast; Phona 1.164. Permanent wfttiM ban ford. F lo rid a U mile Federal , HUliWay In quick dtying, for ExUtlor and 66 np, guarantewl. Water Sof­ proceu, 8 milaa W. of Sanford. Interior use. , S E N K A KI K tener. Also open evenings. WBla. Rt. No. 1 Box 7A> ■ ' GLASS A PAINT CO. Fhon* 11 StW .^ ^ ^ ; ‘R E F R ia ^ A T O R T « No! juai a flaw modal. . , III U .lll l t v D. n IN I' lli- n u lM A ilin ilt M lr a t o p 1 REAt. KfTATE FOR SALE FIVE ROOM houae. 928 W cstSrd 6 A R T IC L E S W A N T E D _ 8 t . ___________________ _______ - Higbeit rash price paid fur use.) Vf I'oftfnsu )» u*-rhiti*Hi again. furniture. Ted Davi* Furniture you. Good 0 room house with S loti on p u b l.ih ,J ulu'f ‘i lo* nottre v Co. 311 K. lat. I‘h. 068._____ _ a ». r c k fur fo' ectltli paved street *6,000.00. You'll JHAf.l say, "Thia la It” when you sea It. I'l I. HUY v'ntir car rcgardlesi uf week# in T H K s a n * » •paper uf a * htrul . ir-vtal Two beautiful homes in the Mayag* or condition. Roy Heel, 304 p u ld lih ril in a tm in u lt Cu un iy. l iur fair section. Roth are homes M». St. such aa you didn’t dare hope for. ■ W.mi 2nd j .mTBZurT- ■ ■ ■ — ■ ■ t* DP ■ ■ ■■ 1 —V U’ lT N i.M i my hand and of fir • -rmiiUd, Count! m l at Manful.! W. R. WILLIAMS, If re 11or Tom C. Bolt, A u isiite 7 P el*, L iv e s to c k . S u p p lie s K lo r h lr. tht* ih e Mh day of ku liu tl, A [i IS O ,' 110 North Park Atcnne' ■* (>. P . IteiiM n n , Sanford, Florida I'U rk „ f laid CM fait MULE. Make offer: rKurujWS J. I B e lli Two auartm ent house, all large ■rooma: UpiialraSAr-Tourvwno* e-r.X 'hMF.I.P W A N T E D f it :. I'.h t .i r r tifand bath: downa'.eiM has Urge I t f l . M l S , , ( ir ,r « w ,l I.V -r I I i. living room, klt.hr,t. dining . n t i n . o f n i i : r u r . N t ’v j r p i n : room,—«nd two *)edujiim« and GIUl. fur caatiier,dt cosmet^i ruun* e K M l x u i . K a i i N H . f i A i J i n n . ter, alio loda girl, lautey't Ding IN I ’lt O lt A l K . shower. Eight arret -600 (t, on H i A t.t, C lt K U J T O it K M i l l P K It Store. * Highway 17. Ideal for tourist M IN * ICAVINM , ‘l.A t U .i D ll f . court or for trailer camp. Two WANTED: EXPERIENCED MAN ■P i.lN IiN A iiA IA S T n l l t i -I.^ T .A lT : mile* from Sanfotd. Hargnin at Vuu and .•■CP o f )o u S r, l i n e n ON BRAKES. FRONT *:ND3. n.ntfi«a jttvt i,i,iiii« il tu |u*»*A l m b * 11 .000.00. ALIGNING AND BALANCING. r is lin * a i l ) iliu>«ti.li u t ilih you. • A nice home with income pto]>rr-' • Ithvr uf you, in*)- p a i r «X*tn*t FIRESTONE STORES. I l l E. , tv, close In, nad iairly prfdrd.' lit* r k ls t * i f J.iP n I - Itfih iiS .'it.-' lit St. The home is in splendid repair— i , * • * .!. i * l * uf laid I ’u u fH !, 10 tin C iiu n t) J u n e * uf iirtujiiu]* i iiutit* . not a thing to bt dune, i-t.ept Living loom, duiintF CASHIER wanted fur Toiahton t'l'itr lii at [ill „ f f t ,* in to - n i —it move In. ‘ [CONVALESCENT HOME . now onon at Chuiuota;r18 mile* S. K. of Sanford and 18 mile* N. E. of Orlando. Large screen and open porches to ait and enjoy (hq cool breeres off Lake-Cath­ erine. Large grounds and walks safe from auto traffic. 1.arg* —kitehen— o n t— nnlrrxm —-^-Peug Cer-Apply In (i|M «a ftrtjbv-iml roomirBrittreaiHTTirci dow nstairs. One efficitm v a|>aitlion. Can aeromodate -6 only. m ent, and one yerv large l ed- Settled culm edVonuil for g, neial Phone or-w rit# ta t reservation house work. 107 N. |.o.;uat. * room and bath upitaii*; also at once. Oviedu 2382 a t Dr. two car garage with ihiee loom Experienced Meat Cutter. Perkins Martin 2392 or writ* Bo* lirt uoitairs apartment. D ru th e rs. P . O . H o * 2 47, R ho ne Chuluola Florida. Larg* sedan 2ii'J. I J,-1.and. for guests lo vialt thalr doctor, i 8 1 11 * 0I“ * ----- - z . ---------------------------------in good condition on Kurs L ike. lAVAILABLC at once, convento " * - 1 W ant offer. . 9 W ORK W ANTED I? locaud down town auetiuii.i FRKII W, BEMJl.H |Shfk M arket For Kalroad Tickets is Tlriv"inir In Madrid 2 2 ' ; ! R e a r cu rn iv a indow*, perm illin g even g reater il- it iilif y , a ) ji I iMc a* optional n ju ip m e n t Ol tuilio a n t. ■ Nrw, •trouger y g A M U i .lie designed In c a n y gieater h a d * g ira te r Jiiuinei (ur a longer tim e! LUNOSIt WlltM.BAXKg a**ur« Letter toad d istlib u tiu iri * -*)m > »!,*» F a u io u t m i l.** tlOATINO im tu t) K t AK A X L AS a ir e ra trd lot the load and the road' • » » C h e v r o l e t ’* v.M v K - I N - l l i At) t h i c k I N tilN k B s i c m a id ’. im«*t p u n n in ir a l fur Ih c lr s i s e . I h r I I V D K A C I I t : m u UK I K I S are r t . In in t h designed lot g ieattf Liake-liuing* ouutactl CHEVROLET TRUCKS with the Cab that •‘Breathes” �PAGE EIGHT Ultimatum . ( C s S t ls s H frees W s* Owe) THE SANFORD HERA D , SANFORD. FLORIDA THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1947 Players Fined demands on th« Bark of England proves beyond handling, than tha talks here will face lnereat'nr difficulty. United • States officials com* paied the emergency action, it which this country concurred, to tha A m trirar hank ’ "holiday* nf 1933,* a moiatori-im on buslner, temporarily to halt what amount^ to a run op the Bank of Enaland. wfha problem was aggravated by tha fact that Congrats n pot lb session, sine* any charge in the gctuel terms of the lo.i, agreement requires Congretslnn.ttl .approval.. — - ------- — At the Treatury Department, two U. 8 .-British technical s c o n 's SCRAP B O O K IC is t lB n S tram r» p Om ) of the ordinary th at happened. " It appears to us that thl rifused eTer since to 1 rilaembai V and.have rejected a FrHich offer of hospitality. .The displaced persons ramp to drhkh they will be taken If th<?> list In their stand is less than f a mile from the site of the infamous • Be lie 9 concentration camp. The displaced persona camp, situated' at Hohne, la the larg est Jewish camp in the Brit­ ish tone. ' The Jewish Agency spokesman In Palestine characterised the latest British move as "a fateful Hica) *mistake.**- An ttnoffielal Hah sotlrce said it probably would provide new Impetus frr terrorists In th» Holy Land. M O TO l q tttA S l a IO O ,0 0 6 M ILE. M O IO R S I>»l**timnounrement said Jewish Agency . persuade the refugees, most of th*m Poles, to land In Franc*, but the agency spokesman in Palestine replied: "Tha Jewish Agency Is unlike­ ly to send • representative ts Pot* De Bouc to try to encour­ age the refugees to land 1 France. These people well know what they are doing and the agency will not Interfere." A Palestine government aourev aald "It must be remembered that the decision lo go to tiermany waa made by the Jew* themselves, since they have elect­ ed to refuse Franca1* offer o» hospitality." The British foreign office an C R E A S E - I H V E t t f S P BY L O U IS P E A H t l L i f r P R E S d o f f.A R IZ * \ RABBI'fS ? w es< A f r ic a single PAIR MEADOW MICE CAM HAVE A PROGENY OF A ^ M ILLION & IK A J Pound 1 £ 0 IRONS A R E P U f OH VENEZUELAN PR ISO N ER S <o PREVEW f - 1—------- W tftR E ARE -J V BrqqER nMAM Joel Field said thatM t w as-the lo MW*UW” worst demonstration seen in the . . . . , , . „ local park this year, and added ,n\ n '» J ® 1."? that the umpire was pushed around | MhO.OOO.OOO point the British unmercifully. * withdrawals wUI- cease pending Manager Krider stated that he 1 arrangementsi at the Anglo-Ameidid not want to see' the Sedatora . <«•" financial confers nee here to penalised, all that Is* wanted was .control -th e flow of dollar. eato find out why Umpire I.avely; rhenge from I^ondon. think the man is good for baseTreasury officials were describliaUL lUrlJUn atue " -***•fOes'mv'up •ifte-r«tort. -r«fB "not have arrived- a t . a genuine cri«* asserted * I a n f that only drastic emergenPrqsld’r nt Herlong closed the I ey action, such as that tak»n investigation by summing up- the yesterday. can avert a financial testimonies, stating that th ere, collapse. was, no doubt, a lot of confusion The Treasury was reported • ' and excitement at the time of believing that action does not the Incident. He added that he | violate the spirit nf the loan made hi* first decision on the agreement, even though that deethat he had nothing to add to hla report which Umpire Lavely had „pi-int <d,||KNtea the British to report. Umpire Cooner verified sent .In add that he could only rxrhsngs dollars for pounds fresthat ha and Lavely went to th* bsse his decisions on what In- |y when other countries reques* Mayfair Inn after the contest ami formation had been presented.... iUC|, payment. filled out the report to Ire sent la ---------------------------- American officials hope that the league president and th a t'I t v T is » t„ i Brililn'a new regulation over waa true. ( . K IO IV lC C t the convertibility of pounds Into Manager Lou Bevll of the Sen­ ators admitted that he bumped Umpire Larely, but Qualified the statement by saying that he waa excited and was unaware of what he waa doing at the time. Chief of Police Roy Williams told President Herlong that he saw Umpire Lavely waa In trouldi and immediataly moved on to the field to be of asalatanee. Office.- II. M. S IM P L E .-v A E A E S H * / r Russia Notes <MEM FROMfiESe^iIRMG*.** "I would like .to Insert only one word.” Belt said. "I request that the Chilean tqxt be amended to read political or economic In­ dependence. '1 ‘'If we add this word- we can give the treaty ample under­ standing of aggreaaion." (Cealleawl Ham Tam* Omrt ing down German industrial produclivity. The conferenfe la hcheduled to open In l,ondon Friday as part of a Joint Ahglo-Amerlcvi attempt to stralgthen out the •eonomlr affair* nf,-the "Western World to speed recovery. Even before this development. —the-United K14t»« spparenlly wai ready to write off, in favor uf S new approach, t 'atlcm pta to . reach agreement with Russia on Korqa and Austria . t The protest, together with th. deadlocks on Austria, and Korea, le n t. emphasis to a ‘ Library of. Congress summary of Unltdd States-Sovlet relations aa hav­ ing deteriorated “dangerously.** This summery wee disclosed yes­ terday. -In:1Berlin. Central Lucius D. ay aald that any Russian pro Iti against raising the level Of Industry In Western Ger­ many would be without founda­ tion. because the Russians have declined to treat Germany a* ■n economic unit a* provided in the Potsdam Pact of I04B. 1 On Germany, the situation in brief fa this: • Under the terms of the PotsoAm. agreement, production of mettle, chemical* end marhlner i » were ordered to be "rigid­ ly edntrnllkd and restricted to GrrmanyV peacetime needs. This level was fixed with n •Mtlng which United States authurltlea now deem too low In - f|lv» Germ ans'-an export trade sufficiently high to pay fur Import* and at the tame tlmo play a necessary rolt In helpinw •the r*»s of Europy rebuild. ' Tha Potsdam Declaration callel for dec ntrall'atlor o t the tierman economy "at the earliest practicable date" for the' purpose of eliminating pr'eithr "exoaalva eoncentrstlon of economic pow- THE O LD H O M E T O W N By STANLEY W E V E W A IT E D H E R E RXJR HOURS FOR 'EM - THOSE" BANJK R O B B E R S A R E TOO PARM SM A R T T O GO OUT CV^ A A4IGHT LI K B T H I S -1 _ F T £ ~ C 0 ~ O V E R ANt> G R A B A C U P O C O F F E E A N P C A L L IT A A 4K 5H T -----. MT P E E T A R E S O A K /M V J E T \ . . one on fne . convertibility qu»»f lion and the other on possiU* ■ relaxation of the requirement that England abandon all discrimina­ tion against the United 8tates products In her monetary prob­ lem!. The National Advisory Coun­ cil on international monetary problems scheduled a aesslon la­ ter today. The council la mad* up of representatives of the State, Treasury and Commerce. Departments, the Export-Im port Bank and the Federal Rtservi Board. 2 Britons Hurt In Palestine Mine Blast JER U 8ALEM. Apg. 81 <*•)Two British soldiara were wound­ ed, one seriously, when an electrically detonated mine blaster their truck near Natanya today# apd In Jerusalem an Arab store wa* demolished by a bomb which, array, source*/Uakiwm* Hated by ‘an Arab "boycott patrol." '• Unofficial aources in the port city .of Hal(a eald -40,000 was stolen from an Arab bank mes­ senger during • transfer of fund*. The Jerusalem store blast, brought a general alarm, the second In IB hours. - YARDLGY VENETIAN BLINDS Amerlra'a Moat Beantlfal Aluminum — Cedar — Polished Aluminum Ask Me For Free Estimate P. W. 8TEVEN8 - 61.7 W. Robinson ~ Orlsndo Phone 2-0729 g To torn* degree, this clause ha* been nullified partially by the year-old Brltl^h-Amerlcan •eonrmlc arrangen^nt' for merg­ ing their occupation sonee In ti e M M I t - of economy and mom efficient production. The Potsdam Agreement also called' for living standard, fur tM German people .to he at n lavel, nqt .higher than those of the rest of Europe. There has been a Kflwliur Jesllog In AngloAmerlcan quIktiVa. that this, too. cannot be adh«rvd to rigidly b e c t 'is s of the b e q e f l^ o t W H A T A A1KSMT 107 Retired Workers In Seminole Receive Social Security Pay Indonesian Issue i r M l I a m l tram r a a s D m ) largest party, Labor, oppose* this. 1L J. Van Mook, the Nether­ lands' acting governor general of the East.Indies, charged ft Rstavia yesterday th a t'J a p a n ’s war­ time commander in tho southeast Asia theater. Marshal Count Julrhl Terauchl, prompted the Indonesi­ an* to seek independence. Ho said •TerauchlVInstructlon* were given to Dr. 8ockarno* and Mohammed Malta, now preildent and vice- Britain Plans Hike In Subsidies, A^id Prices LONDON. Aug. 11 (AV-Tom Williams, mlnlstar of arglcultura. announoed today substantial Intreasea In -subsidies and fafm pricas. Ha said the government hoped by the measure to help realise a 100, 000,000-pound food production increasa In four y4ar» and aid in closing ths gsj between Britain’! p rq . Soviet Vetoes In* abetalnlng. Earlier the application of Hun*ry waa rejected by the aame Tb# United Slat**, v/hlrh had m eated Immediate admission of *Jy. did not press for further rtlen after the Soviet veto. The ustrallan resolution. Instead of u n u for admission now, loft tb* total of I I I " a month Or |I 3 Ja) each. Widows • and children - num­ bering 124 receive $1,476 or I I I .&(» each. Total payments In the county rsrh month, amount t-> 14,148. ThU ts an average pay­ ment of $13.62 a month for 2B3 persons. The Social •Security Act be­ came law 12 years ago and is intended to provide a measure of fiunnrlal security for old p»o pi* uf the nation through tfmv principal channels: eld-age aid eurvlvqri. Insurance, f o r m e r l y known us old-age Inaurance, tinemployment insurance, and pultr lie assistance. *— There ha* been a* resulting In­ crease in number nf clalmi payable aa the result of dtath • or retirement of the worker, and ■ violation both of the thU Iw »fd th* W11*10" I 'X L ' . T A - V n ^ n ^ l K ? .u .n tl $ U 5 0 , it "by pasted the Securpy giving urn aatemblr make a decision which ada by the council. Ha I that Italy, under the ;rcement w ild not be for memberahln until rerson* desiring more detail•d Information on nny or all of the three progrihna are ad sited by Mr. Weaver lo direct Inquiries on Jihhlic assistance to the State .Department Of I ’ u U k Welfare at Tsllahassne, on un­ employment Insurance to ths Florida Industrial Commission at Tallahassee and on old ago sur­ vivor* Insurance to the Bnrl,l "PUtorilp— m il™ " i t the Poet Ufflc* Building In Orlando. A dispatch Trom Jogjakarta, to­ day said Republican political lead­ ers termed Van Mbok's charge a Dutch exeuse-ln-advanco for re­ suming on a full scale the mili­ tary operalions technically halted by cease-fire orders Aug. 4. . The Netherlands krmy headuuarters In IlsUvIa repotted In­ donesian scorched earth tactics had destroyed the world it tea factory. This was identified the Hslimbangan plant In the nU r district of Sumatra. • The White Cresa agricultural colony at Salltlga, In ccnlral Java, which had cared for 1,500 lndouc- grasslands consarratlon. al«ns since 1002, also wero burned by the Republican!, th# Dutch chanced. Both sides have reported repeat- RllSSia S ile n t O v er LU C K Y S T R IK E presents T H E MAN WHO KNOW S S THl TOBACCO AUCTI0 HURI f Seizing U. S. Soldlm SO. taro months before n.>guli*tlon» were suspended. The agency aald the document! quoted Dutch Pre­ mier Louie J. M. Reel a* piling Van M n o k irS o e riL iliT h it i n C tary operation* offered the only .T K -S J g ^ A 'X w - th at mealing show ad (hat Dtrith buslnassmen agreedtapeedy actleu would be needed to forestall scot­ seven affirmative ched earth tactlta by the Indoirasl * 1 1 , In d a d la k 'lM ana la Ja m and Sumatra. ill the Veto holding Na Dutch comment sms avail able Immediately. 8 EOUL Aug. 81 OF)—Two strong protests and repeated de­ m a n d a for eaplanatlon for tha telaur* of three American eoldUra In north Korea remain un­ answered by the Russians. ' Lieut. General John R. Hedge, American occupation commander, eald be had made the pretests PTtr .Ilia s iraals slasa Uey aa" curred Aug I t and that ha era, gravely concerned about the In­ cident Intelligence officer* aald 'daDr TVf SOLD more than 240 million pounds of tobacco, and at every auction I’ve attended, I ’ve seen the makers of Lucky Strike buy fing quality tobacco...th a t fine, ripo-irookin’ Maf that makas a smooth, mild smoke." A c t\ ___ _ �f •: S' 'W;;- l.\ . U U n ity T h e r t U S t r e n g t h — To Pn I k I tlx P * * « of th# World; To Fromot# tlia Progreaa of America; To Produce P w p r r f tf for Sanford. ' TH E W EATHER Partly clraity thrnufh Saturday, with »how»r* or thundershower*. Gentle variable winds mostly easterly.■ A N IN D K P E N D K N T D A t t / I N E W 8 P A F E * V O L U M E X X X V III SANFORD, Established 1808 Cuban Demand For UN Order In F L O R ID A , Nazi Doctor Guilty Indonesia, Is — - - — QUITANDINHA. Brail. Aug R«ssian Protect Re* ' teals N u m e r o u s A r r e s t s Of Left­ ist R i n g l e a d e r s c il S e n d F o r c e s Or Let Her Handle S i t u a t i o n Alone Reds Reject U. S. Plea InBulgarian LAKE SUSCESS. Aug. 22 (Ah Neth-rlandt told the Secur­ Leader’sSentehce The ity Council today that the UnitcJ 22 UP)—Cuba was defeat'd loda) in her demand that provitiont !o< Possibility Ends For protection of the “economic inde­ Allied Review Of pendence" of American nation* be written into a hemisphere treaty. An t i - Re d * r . Case The tteering committee of tic WASHINGTON, Ann. 2f. (*P) 20-nation Inter-American Dofenu —The State Department aaid ta­ Conference voted down the pro- rtar tt WH1 proteat directly to ^ j p o u l . Fifteen natron* voted again*! Bulgarian government trader* in m the me*rule, which the United a new effort to *»ve the life of Nikola .Petkov, top-ranVIng atState* ha* opposed. . 'ArkhnUrrai -jolted -th e *»*aeotkiana* ttrltlm a arlrnriia roni'P ! I#HC# O M * conference with a au rp rlie, move to bkr Joint u»« of armed furc* SOFIA. Bulgaria. Aug. 1 1 UP* In Combatting aggression from within tho western TlamUpheie. -R ussia's repreienlative on the The eonfareneo approved In It* Allied Control Commission today special economic parley o fA m er* rejected the United State* demand lean nation* In 1948 after the plenary ten io n a rail for a for a review of the death sen____meeting ____ _ _ January. _ fence of Nikola Pelkovi lop-rank ^Bogota next Nation* ce**e-fiie order had on­ ly increa»ed bloodihed in Indone* ia. The Dutch then told the council that it.m utt either “tend troop* or let- the Netherland* alone take meaiure* to rrilore order. The announcement that both tide* would comply with the coun­ c i l ceate-fire tall* at of raklmght Aug. -f hvl. haep. hailed; »* the council * greater! triumph to date in it* peace-making e.lfoiti. -T - G( Defeated At Meet Dutch Demand Coun­ Argentina Moves To Bar Joint Military Force Against War Inside A m e r i c a s Korea Revolt Disclosed By '- r ^ x || NO. 201 A sso ciated P rta a L o tted W iry F R D A V , A U G U S T 22. 1911 ADOIF HITlir* peraonal phytldan. Dr. Karl Brandt (above), and 1* other defendant* were found guilty by a Untied* State* tribunal In Nuernberg, Germany. They were Just Before The Battle Started SEOUL Aug. 22 .UP*—Arrr»t of lumemui ringleader* in "widtpianl activity of a revolution ate natur” in touthetn Korea wtj anmunccd by Lieut. General John R. Hodge late today after tjr IBullion wa* disclosed by a pul. lit Russian protest. > G>! Genera) Terenty F. Shttko>. chief of the Soviet delega­ tion , on the joint commiaiion terlioj to agree on a unified Ko teat government, issued a ptei* * Rioters Demand Evac­ uation Of British: Voice Dislike Of Trend OF UN Talks LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. M. (Ah * —Egyptian Prime .Minister Nakrathv Pash* told the United N a­ tion* Security Council today hlg country vigorously opposed an American • supported Hratlllan ' resolution recommending that Britain and Egypt make a neat atlempt tn settle A'.ele differ*, enres by direct negotiation#. Nokrashy,-P*»h* declared tha , 1(fra ill/n - Veoposaf * wot !n*\he " p m ! ten-day* w*s apparently aimed at - disniptins the work of the owly r "»ould serve no osefnl pur­ pose," hut added that It »■* "4n evasion of the primary respouslbilitv ot the Seeurlly Connell.” end refpontlblllly for medical ex* orrlmenta on the Inmate* of eonIn a. new appeal for the coun­ -entratlon camp*. (Internationn' tcntmiiion." * cil to take it* hand* off the In­ donesian question. Dr. Eelco N 5kt(kov said the had wade th* CAIRO, Apg 22 iAh-Tbous* Van K lefftnt, Netherlands rep tares statement" two d*v» agr an-Jt of riotui Egyptian!. iom* teaantatlve, declaredd: at s com miss Inn meeting and shouting “Down with Amencx. 1 "If you really want tha fight­ demvded "restoration of not'i’al ing to atop, you rmiat either *ep CQl'iitiimsJ? -Sulisequsnlly • H-wtge clAsfied nitb police in demonitra* w* f f iiilia e m n R a il C u i u t v •au>bau-Hnit— a m i and Maj. General Albeit K F-*-UuHlarmo Balt. Cuban antt-Communist—leader.— - ~ troop*-oy-alltrw u i ~tn'brlltf'gbmit7 lions' lotliy against the trend of Br »n. chief of the American United State*, atPefkov was irnlenced lait Sa!- together with freedom, that’ *v' Untied Nation Secuiity Counfd del at atlon, held press confsi curity for which million* theie discussions on this nation*! dis­ anware yearning." steering eommltteo at which hi* u,tW 1° die_ *» a conspirat He branded the .eounril’* •M'lg#'. commander of the Ame pute uilK Hi it sin. Police tfited propoul wa* voted down. He we* ag*in>t the Communul-dommal icar oecupatlnn rone of soiiIIiski reported .to hava asked the com ed fatherland front .government. fnrta.a dismal failure and bitterly sewn follcmris of tbr Moslem 12 Cases Found Dur- Kces. said Korean authorities mitt** to declare hi* meature, No date hat been announced for charged: biothrtbood. r rested more than, too iic"Never wa* th e n »u«h kill­ "opportune or Inopportune," The . , i n g M o n t Ii D e c s hadK toiu in Seoul amt an undetermined ing on the part of the Repui committee voted on that bail*, *he hanging. file .setitrj Prime Minister, Ah­ in the provinces. and declared the propoial Inop-I The United State* announced lican troops and betid* aince med Kuhriis. broadcast an ap­ Not Mean Epidemic nunl-er He <aid those arrested were I - portune.. I hi* arrest and trial, and font your ceate-fire order. It i* a peal "t« every iincere ptlnot to chicct’d with .rioting, atterkioo strange and dreadful paradox that Argentina departed aharply day*agnth* United St*1** and Twelve rare* of dipllieria have poire boxes and Interfering with help lb* government maintain qr-. ba* hail i Jfcfrotn the provitiont of the ltfld Britain aought a review of the your cease-fire order the government’* lice-eolterting been repotted in the-county dur­ an effect diametrically oppos'd dcr." Hie Prime Minister. Mah; ' y Art of Chaptfltapee by submitting aentence. pn jiam. He did not disclose |bc boud 1'ahmy Nokrashy Pasha, is a propoaal for ’th# hemisphere! The rejection wa* ant” muted i toP tyour • humane Intention*." „/ i„ jn ing the preterit month, il wa* an­ #XM treaty which would eall lot me by l.leut. General Alexander ‘Jj* nounced today !>y , Dr. Frank ing nt or location of the riot­ THIS P1CIU8I WAI tAKIN ninmentt hefer# flying flit* Interrupted tha at Lake Success piessing fqr o f - a eommon military force - Cherepanov. Soviet m«nb*i and ( "**<»" Pul u' Quillman. diteclor of the Seminole Hodge said the sltugUop twgsn rongiesslonal Investigation Into Hollywood labor strife being held In United Nstinns action. ly In-tha event of '7t{ae‘. fro ,i acting deputy chairman of the tiVhwtC thU " « nl^n "n Countv Health Unit. wh» the- discovery in esrly Au- 1,0* Angela*. Callt. Hone# committee cmmKl Irving O, McCann (lett), T h e 1number of demor.siratott m m tho -A m e ric a 7 • |*om n,l»lon. .g rin ": BHt t> shown alklng question* a* Joeeph A Partway (right, foreground), leached about fi.OOfl at on* tirn* of a plot by U fltst *m Although the incidence of dip- gu<’ . Chila'a Foreign M inuter. GetCetkor, leader of .the Agrar- aln over withdrawal of troop* ......... ............ . A r I- rvwineef. I«ik* at hts glasses (srrow). Remark by Partway to In Calm. They reformed after pb'tees of the Korean Broad man Vergara Donoso, **ld “Chi'* , ! " 0 *nd one of thr *lgn- and th* future of the Sudan Iberia in Sanford and Seminole casing Syftem to salotage High; I McCann that “I don't go for this Oestnpo stutt" caiirert the lalter to leap i I 't t a ll h n e d n n I S i| » r i f v t t ha* her own propoeal, which i* *'* <’f ‘he Bulgarian Armitlica, Meanwhile, the United State* County bs* been lomewbat above lal speeches ami inject Commiin | to hla feet and etrlke Padway, breaking hi* glasses, (foteenattoanl) not In accoinf^W lTh' thV oroi'l«**'> "'•* Kiv,,n * P**— , „ ganrta-- tnhy- program ^ ” '1 ------ -— " ——— WSTWlLduring"lb> part fewlivee Trtiented bV“AWfenltiia ^vL~ietit*ne*"ind ‘Dried nn „ M tpadel, f ™ minium ,'f of rcaponaiblli.y for an * Hat S L O W . 1 M « * r ' U g it lia* not reathed the extent tur me* the Dominican Republic, .eld lo J of the government whl<k ,1 the move in h B t ' f ah epidemic, be declared. Tonation warn "agafftat the idea ( . in ,1m! Amarian tha dfiDule* t*l rsset line* ,Js» f are 18, north,’’ hut added. "I of; say. from the Soviets The disease is very infectlout. net , p H tmerlc.cn and extr*. Northern but not contagious, he pointed^ Oontinaataf akgTettlon," • aaylng (TMitlaate ( r - ll.« * d . am ra*« re * , *:i*t w .h n out. and explained that tnfei-‘ “wa“ It* Russian.occupied. ......* th* fetUlelc’ from Within wdlifd court. The aeven day* would N The Ainrriran commander also up tomorrow. , , _4 flow# means that a jiersnn mu*l I ( a e lle a r t e e r a g * W e a n _ NANKING. Aug. n (Th— ChlTh* American and Britlah de. Explosion Racks City com* in close contact with a ea*e ssid, "Theie is no political sigI nrsc sourres sifid today that Oan- . •; — -2 — . or carrier to - develop tb« dts- o.flca'Hce in the artrjU. Same mend* for a review were mad* ’ rr#| All«ert -C. Wedemeyar, at g : 1 J in letter* to Cherepanov. The Hall In Philadelphia ease. Many persons hay's lately RlghUil* s»ere el rested ton.” Shippers W arned O f.M eth o d s Of . D'scnsc meeting with the Mat* council af tit whs hot clear what the reiitinted informallo’i from the n Chlastg Kai’Sheek'i U. 8. note, sent to Cherepanov Possible W e s t e r n PrcvcntioivEKpInin* ti'ii'rnllaalm Health Unit and from inlvote criieral mcaiit by lack of poll’lMonday, aaid i’etkov’a conviction tiorne, had told th* government PHILADELPHIA, Vug. J 2, elgnirigance, since lie'm ure I pnlli v tuitkrt* China lacks ‘ nppeera to b* a grwa mftcar- —An explnainn bclluv <d mused hy“ physlrlnns as to how to esm|M- <»l <('„»■<»»,,I M a r i t i m e Strike ,cd By Q m . l i r . a n top* „ »'■*. SUablt lilt- disease. | C a « l ! * w a e e r * i r e t '. l a h t i inismicement, not i««- materia la 8l tmmb shook PhllaiM|>hla'.r ('My • All persona,who wish In nvmd Hall today and wreck-I th- f 1*Jt W in k of the ‘-'intnole Count', ,'r »'M>urre« Tlir nation's labor unions got The Aiov'Iren presidential #nfloor room nf the deteciivo hurvn.i. the disease, especially rhlldteii a new <M of rut*s Indav. tbr fleallh Unit in it> <li«'a»' pievrn under 10 years of age who ninkr >"V. nttoiuling .the meeting at Th, s-nferd sv„i a.b k.w Around World FllcrB Firat report* tald only one man 08 I afl-l laitlr) a<t, and only sn (ion program » o ti«lu ■•iitbp tlir government'* request, wa* re­ percent of the cese*. should it* Jnltlal organisation meeting £\rc Sick In Greenland wai inlurcd. onds bebue ii went into efl'cl eil bv. I)r. I f.'iik Quillman, h put ed to have describ'd candidly yettarday afternoon, elected offThe expolilon cau»e>1. con»id*r- avoid rrowilt and p.ild': gath-i icert then went to their akee*. able damage. G latt pxriitjon* end ings, he said. let at , midnight 107,000 production diteclor. to lli' I om* t bib it thro wliat he found during his month* WASHINGTON, Aug. 22. (aV long Inspection of China but to range at tha Municipal Airport Every child from six month' door* were shattered. wnrk'M. ahd the Ford Motor Co. meetitie at the fourist (Vflter- Ins', e lett no hurt of the policy rsFamlliea'of Clifford V. Evan* and Deputy Chief Engineer William to nb# year of age should he tnuiiu for their initial .hoot. G#or„ w . Trum, n> .vho t r . , t. F fltm e t K in g L o in 1 l'is »y lVit*<- mnmehdatkini he would make to agreed to a ronlracl clause for . Andrew Carraway w ai elected tempting a ‘round tho world flight filmlar. among the firat firemen nixed against diptherla, Qulllma'i ,was announced as winner *d tli* I'resldenl Truman. ' Earl Ginn ^rlled sudden- a union shmi Pr**'d*n* of ‘h« e*“b. Police (iy j>|per cub plane, received word o arrive on th# tean*. aaid "aome. advised. He also suggested that •yCharles . yailerday afternoon a t tile q u tf p io g r *n r “ Kisen s c o m I w - " l hlng exploded In a *t«wl loekei ." they should have a an call* I chine«e sources said the gattTlir I ’nitrd Automobile ’WwkJDwitlV e ^ 'aand m t Byrd JJ.* rGoode i t *' I0* Diet* are The III Fire apparatus converged on “booster shot" at the age of home on Sanford Avenue. He was ago-irf legsnl to Lion’s «iub oi eial hud contrasted the situation -•b tlv g ^ofrie fleer nf 1** | nnuen*aG»*In lw° Greenland. the city hall and hundred* nf pet- three, again when they star, i«*m at Sidney, «., .and came to I ( C I O ) thus bypassed a pro. gani/ ilions. irtC hina with-that in Europe. H% 5L H S , t fIT a*M t: ~ L rt L U |W“ rneitage w a. relayed bv amateur tont crowded Into th* amoke-filled to school or at any time that Sanford 10 vear* ago from ('In- sisiiin o f’ib ' Isw making msjntily " i i quot'd as ■saying Europe la decided to hold a weekly ahqot rl(||0 itetion* and waa picked up T h ' fii|t public In ritb in doorway. Police held back the the mgdicalN,adviser deems it rinnati. He was a member of th'* appioi »l by a company's employ­ almost starving wliils Chins ia In tbe U nit'd St*!*— w so e» ThueJd.*r bv E' ' necesiary. T h iT W v W is avail- H rat Presbyterian Church. crowd. mpartively rich in the esxentiafs - - - * Twp trap* hava Iteen eent Evan* and Tmman advised that a h b - b e l l iIni l.HH 1798 Id llAltliUoi',. i,„( apparently deflciant in e*uiraallBH<a an Paae !:l«fcl» Mr. Glnu i* survived by th.* e's a leqniiernenl for a union t ahl'*b»it m tiiunnoi' Director of Public 8af-ty James o'clockthey were In the If. 8. Army ho*, II. Malone waa conferring with » idow, Mrs. Clara T. Ginn, thre- shop. aaid Dr. Quillman m Id* talk. |,ader* to develop and pr#-' adopted daughter* and two sis. Riim'doig* o* a dock strike nn a.ml pr sva* *i*l up ft IVsisacd.# p< . . . . . . | „ r. r, 4mircci iThe.following, acorea were made nital at Blule IVeit On*. Green­ Judge Vincent A. Carroll in an '-ra, Mrs. Frances (!. JKnojp of the Wes! Cna»i, anil a move In Th* lit"! ! g "f Ik on th* abbreviated rlt ekeet ' ■ target land. and were being well taken office directly above where th* Byron Wnlker Dies The same sources ssid Wede,rare of. Blule West Una ti an exoloilon occurred. Pidnev and Mr*. John Carson of by Ihe- 'inng-organiiol p n u t'i* Am* lean Public Health A*» ■ n u'.e r told't h e council China h i d of 16, bird* each: airfield built bv the United State* Burbank, Calif. Suddenly In Tumpn ,“I wai lifted right off my feet Andrew Carraway 14 to ignore _ tji# ne(v ru)#» ,(,o a elation In 1*72 remiti-d .in 'tk f fa iled to fully Chin Funeral ser vice* will ____ _ hi fMt ix k ! C - •_ « 2tfLJnUler ..'arennu, »s!ai-ii-bM'id ~pf'.nutr ^ M l s r 9!li .m o r n IIWMMSS l duping the way, ______ ‘ n ”- Judge Car-- * 1 bled il'liTlii board* ’luougln ■ that been done, your economic qtt*1 thorrght-thg-. r ntrrr The ftlv * began ~tbail Avrorr ~Walk«r. 85. rrcc" r bii i~ Paturd a v imm itiig o t-in^O 'ntiock paninient* to the advent of the, colli I I gsn ItH ieM l n fl I ' a g f I tith ll Tetarboro. N. J„ Aug. 9 and reach­ of Blllv Finn had toppled off the man for th* general committee of *t .tb# Erickson Funeral Home •hai ply-debated new law. ▼ W. IL jfflU am a 1! uation today would hava bgsn ed Greenland Aug. 19, making a tower." B. d V h e lc h e l 12 adlustment of the’ Brotherhood of with the Rev, Douglas Charles much less' serious.” During the AO days aince ihe teriea of atopa enroute. B. B. W right 11 Th# full fore#*qf tha'blaa. wa* Locomotive Engl nears for the A t­ officiating. Intermrnt will he at law’* enactment by the 80th Con­ Chinese who attended th# megtCantered In one of tha bureau’* lantic Coast Lina ayatau and re­ a later date. gress over President Truman’s Airways Authorized ^ inK.«sld Chlang. axpraasad Chtnx.’* 2 ; 11 W. A. baffler 10back room* occupied by the N ar­ sident for a number of jeary died | l 'aliens# n n l ‘ . , , S :i« k u for tueh frank ctit* To iMakc Nijflit Trips appreciation cotics Scuad. W. A .,P * triek 9 i t j l l l home in Tampa tbf* morning Moslems In India «, Midwest Slated For irl'm . U. 9. Ambassador J. U i t v W. A. Adam* 9 Detectives William L#lnh*us«r after a brief Illness. I* * -r------- r iou Stuart accompanied Wedd* ’ Florida A irw a y s, . In-, of Or, i"» v er.to the meeting. Virtual)* The following tcor«* war* mad* 3 More Days Of Heat and William Innaretll, alone In the -JU-waa born and raarrd in P j . i Attacked By Sikhs FIjirh Fly At Half land" ha* received author:*-.'' from all ihe lop leaders In th* national • on the platol range: room, were dated by th* terrific Tampa and Iq 1909 becanr.-r an AW, f fame* Webb 197 X 400 at concussion, felt In building i a employee and in 1910 \.iss made Br the A*>ociat*d Pre** JULLUNDUlT, In dia. Aug. 22. Staff Honoring Bilbo tha Civil Aeronautic* Admlnistra- government participated. I tlop for conduct o f , flights intis tltfw fire. The Midweitern beat wave and block away, but escaped with no­ an anglneer. Until one year r.go (JT—Fierce Sikh warrior*, rising A pri**i'u> spokesman said ' Jem** H. Howard 395 WASHINGTON, Aug. 22. » .P .- ' Orland.. rn l Titlla-, \r„iem eyer entertained h i|h drought, now whittling away thing more serious than m a tc h e s. he aerved a t local chairman of bv th* thousands, were waging to­ UVdemeyer .. J« m *i Hardy ; 376 Inside tha room, a run; of steel, the Brotherhood of Engineers in day what military authorities cal­ Flag* at the Capitol wer* flown h**7T1 un‘,,,r ‘/I’1" ! " ’ w ' #v* i. . *r ''""<■** officials tonight at - d U 'ateadlly at rom and other crop*. ® F. X. Rockett 864 »rronllnif I O Hoi* Vn^rlrtin tm b fity , th# only *1111 wa* anchored f i t at lea»t locker* waa demolished. I'll mg Tampa. l'd a ruthless war of extermina­ «( Imlf Rt*ff today hoc mu * of tbr* C. B. Spark* 892 P W ^ B t h r e a more dayej th* Chicago cabinet* w tra wreckad and chok­ fu„ rtion . conducted hy tK. Mr. Walker wa* a member of tion against Moslems trap p 'd east Heath nf Senator Theodore G. Hit man company vice t.i - o l,, ,' Authorir.tlon-was .Iv. .m-slvcrt n3 ^ , on Hurinr Other* In attandenca wara John Weathar Bureau said tmUv. ing fumes filled th* corridors. tha Masonic Shrine. Ho U sur­ of th arPaklslan border. ho (D Miss) and a committee of for conduct of schedul'd n l g h i . tii)( )n Galloarair, ^ B. Pop*, lloy It ill. | There wa* nothing In tight to Thar* was no fire. vived by the widow, a former San­ In 12 day* of xavogj fighting, ■ix Senator* wa* nam 'd to at­ operation* on the Orlao-b'-Sonf >rdjamt, Dan Wright, H. K. Billing*.. budge th* tearing Matt before ford resident, on# alstar, two while the subcontinent was being tend the funeral. The mission leaves Sunday far prelrminanr to a lO-d^j ley and Georg* Smith. j g un(|a r night, the foreeaeter aatd. brother*, and three nieces. Fun­ divided Into (he dominions rf In­ Senator Vandenherg (R-Miih), J a c i’onrille route. Tlrs will per- foWv achedolrd-pawenscr. atr mat i f ferSa.— ---.............. — ...... . ■1 Ha predieted temperature* House Group Probes eral - arrangem antr-tuvg ntst-yst dia And Pakistan, military leporla presiding" oTfleer o f ,tho Scnatp, mlt been completed. 'howed the -trrerded 811th* had authorised appolntmank of the amt air exrre*s eervtce ai night 2 Buildings Will Be j again today, for lltlnoU. Indiana, MCo-Op’’ Operations overrun at least 150 rural vlt- funeral delegation in a cable mes­ into Hanford. UeLamL an l.Palatka Iowa, the Dakota*, Nebraaka and Isgus populated wholly or partly sage from Rio D# Janeiro where In addition to the daytime flights Teachers Report To Transferred To SHS!K S V T A ' S WABHINOTON. Aug. 22. (/*>- Paraguay Victory (■Vi Mohammedans. Mon, women he la attending tha Intar American now operating. Principals Monday ready la pdrehed from about four Tha Maryland Economic Council snd children were slaughter'd t-y conference. 4 T Semfnol# High 8chool I’rinelpal week* of dry. hot wsather, except contended to Congress today Gift Over Rebels Foreseen tha hundreds. Shops and homes The in # senator* s e n iiv n appointed i p p r iin ic ii are u re t l ■• Teacher* will report to princi­ . Herman E. Morrla waa today ad- for brief pasting cool wares and small business#* ara being Injured Eastland (p-Miee), McUeii.r (D-jFour S c h o la rs h ip wet* burned and pillaged. pals of Semlnola Counts $chodla riaed by government authorities light local thunde ratio w e n by "rapidly davaloplng unfair and No one knows how many have QUITANDINHA, Braxil, Aug. j1Winners Announced on Monday. On Tuesday nsoritiMr th at two building# at tbo Pin# Soma crop observer# Said that un-Amarlean competition'’ from 22. UPI—Two Paraguayan Insur­ diet. Military record* listed ! 300. at 10:00 o’clock they will reeaA Castle -Atr Field are available for with top toll moisture exhausted co-operative#. . gent envoy* to tha In’er Amar- No one teemed to know how many transfer to th* School grounds, Pour 8-m ln-l, Counl, wlDn-r, i - l t h ," P .r .l,n r .. ,nd ,1 Vi, MttS or nearly ao throughout the region Robert L Black, of Nnrback, Md., Icen Defense Conference admitted vdlagea would be left before the <IT 'U '.,,M ! M l-ilnlppl n « i t . member* headed by the dean of of acholatslilps. Senatorial a n d , lima principals will m eet. with • On* o t theta • portahla fram* the crop deterioration would be­ made this contention for tha coun­ today that th* civil war "may aoon Klkha call their Job complete. building* will be placed Immediate. come more rapid'w ith each addi­ cil aa a House small bhsinoa* sub­ be over" with a govemmeqt v ie Military ladera expresaet fanr the delegation. Rep. Rankin tU- Representative, were today an- Sunt. T. W. Lawton. At 2:00 Tv west of the -football field and tional day of the heat and drought. committee opened in Investigation lory. . that the reprisal* -ommltted by Mlqa). wer# appointed to represont pounced from Tallahassee by th* oVlock tha aam# a fie ri son, prin-ciuala-wiil usaat -with sunWwiSye^will terra for dressing and #how. Tha death toll from causa* In- of cooperative*. Mac* sa il the thaf piymtaLf'T glr-jdUea ihaLLadjc. T Thla farly meeting of taaehara -reverted rgomf-faL-Jtgma.and. visiting The capitol Gag* wer* net lowThey are Robert James I-awlon wril-ii an osganlxatluu of-rhanT-r romttted in araoa where Mohamteams, be aalif. The itb e r build- to have reached 33 In Chicago beta of commerce and other bual- Francisco Recalde. who flvd the ni'dana are In majority would pro- ered her*' yesterday for several twin of Rupt. T. W. I^w ton) and Is nee#Ssit#led hy the njw stmt* e- lug srill be pieced somewhere be- since Monday night and 80 ainro neaa groups. rebal capital of Concepcion Juat vok* a new wave of butchery of hours becariae Senate official* first Kathenm Elisabeth Farnell of law that raauire* them to put _ ./Rfilnd the Budltorhim end will -be Aug. I; There wa* otw other death One question th* Hsus* group before it* fall, added that Fie- Sikhi and Hindu* branded in the neertnl official InatntrUonj fioni Ovlclo; Georgia Lillian Hutchins 10 mootha of terries during A t ,” *ti#ed for Glee Club ind band prxe- in the state elnee Monday mid­ ia out to answer ta whether the •Ident Iligtnlo MorinlgV* "mill. Moslem dominion of Pakistan. Vandenberg. They artll romain at of Sanford and Elliabeth Ann school year. PuuUt ara require*! to b# |n tk half ataff until tha funaral t(v Well* of Longwood. With tha axnight, 21 In Ohio, 3 In Indiana .and government la promoting "coon not mean the end Mr. Morris announce-1 that bo 2 In Minnesota. morrow. . centlon of MU* llutrhlnx, who rountr two week* before echoc hiononolle#" In cqmpaUllon ,witb ESTATE SOLD woold take Immediate atepa to W. T. Read, Deputy Renate ker- will start a* a freshman, tha opening on Sept. 8, «aW S uB t i if* ? The Weather .Bureau *«id that private enterprise. The DeBarfy estate In Volusia "Tha fight will continue until have Use buildings brought ’ shower# throughout New England, In connection with that study, Rooaatell'g freedoms arrive In f'uunlv on t!& northwest shore of geant at arm*, haa departed for other winner* will start as aoph- Lawton. Otherwise the; bring doctors* rartiftca for re-erection end i l‘ ‘J ia t he | New York, Eastern Pennsylvania the Congressional group took up Paraguay," they said. . . . , I-aka Monroe haa been purchased Poplarvllle, Mlaa., where the fun- omore#,. * to have them’ I The achoUrahipa are valued at the comraunlUaa where during and Virginia yesterday had re- first Uis operations of a co-op at They aaid grj-at confusion now by P*re)r Brower and J. B. Bchml- eral will bg held. the early p a rt of tit* football sea- duced t e m p e r a t u r e * there to tha government’* hug* G m nbelt, prevallad la Paraguay and that * r « r of New York City and la be­ A* la customary, funeral axpen- I f 00 a year and arv dcilgned to been visiting which 4U U th*^ •son. Former football headquarter# I around 80 degrees and that clouds Md.. housing project where 7,100 whole fam lllia war* leaving hur­ ing sub-divided Into email on* half ■** srill ba paid by tha Senate, of- aUmulaU atudy to enter tha teach- there hava bean no epidemic* there. will ba used for gjro classes only, would bold them down today. T a o tt* live. ' * flelali b tra aaid. Ing -profeaalon. riedly far sxHe ia Braxil. or mora act* units. Quillman Reports OnDiptherialn Seminole County Hits Is Unionized | County Health , Wcdemeyer Giinese Leaders c;! Prior To Deadline Program Outlined For Present Crisis Of New Labor Ad At Lions Meeting: ♦ Carraway Elected President O f New Cifr Skeet Club (’harkks E. Ginn Died Suddenly At His Hume Thursday t M . A f f ' . ’t t? - fUWi '— mmm ... *&iti*#* - -■ ~ .■» *!- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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